The Straits Times, 10 February 1957

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    14 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES laAqett in No. 1.120 20 CENTS v:\<.\PORE, StNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1937
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    NEW S'PORE-AS UMNO SEES IT
    262 1 Party chiefs to discuss special Malay rights THE Singapore UMNO will hold an extraordinary dele-gates' meeting todiy discuss the demands it will make at the self-government talks in London next month. to be held at the M.C.A. Street, will frame a n presentatiTe on the
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    CRITICS ANGER NATO GENERAL
    317 1 I was never a Nazi: Speidel By a special correspondent DONN Sat. Lieuten-ant-General Hans Speidel. once Rommel's Chief of Staff, today spoke out for the first time against criticisms of his nomination as NATO's Commander-in-Chiet. "1 do not like these objections," he told me in an
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    Police seize boat used by smugglers
    159 1 (NCAPORE police h.ivc seized a speedboat believed to have been abandoned by three smugglers who fought i MSBf battle 'lith the crew of a Customs patrol livch i n luron? River on Wednesday night. boat wit found i i beach, in it were two
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    Ballet to cut world tour -too costly
    34 1 I ballet in will not tour beex- American the Jed Mr ol the 1 the forming In lid that an $60 000 would the "ops m irope,
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    PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY, SAYS TENGKU
    320 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday THE Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, tonight called on Malayans to make Merdeka Day Aug 31 an "unforgettable event" by celebrating it "fittingly and on a scale hitherto unknown in this country In an appeal for funds over I Radio Malaya, the
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    $50,000 JACKPOT
    58 1 Only TWO days to go yOU YE still time to make your bid for $50,000 |ackpot in The Malayan Monthly Contest 'E. There s also $5,000 in consolation prixes. This great contest closes in TWO days— on Tuesday at 5. p.m. Send your coupon, with postal order. AT
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    Admiral Horthy dies at 88
    50 1 LISBON Sat. Admiral Nicholas Harthy. dictator of Hungary for 23 years until he fell out of favour with Nazi Germany, died in exile today. He was 88. He settled in Portugal in 1949 after spending the immediate postwar years in the American zone of G^rmanv.
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    NEW TIGER SCARE AGITATES VILLAGE
    138 1 BENTONC. Saturday. ANOTHER tiger is said to be prowling in the area of Chamang village near which a huge man-eater was BANNISTER A FATHER LONDON. Sat. Dr. Roger Bannister, the first fourminute miler, became a father here late last night when his Swedish-born wife Moyra
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    SAUD OFF TO SPAIN
    11 1 I King I left <lay for Spain.
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    Queen at races
    20 1 LONDON Sat. The Queen. the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret went to the races today. A. P.
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    Lock icon MEMBER FOR SPORE' DIES, 61
    158 1 MEMBER FOR SPORE' DIES, 61 LONDON. Sat— Sir David Gammans (above). Conservative .Member of Parliament who wax Assistant Postmaster-General in the Churchill cabinet, died hist nipht at the age of lil after a long illness. Mr. Gammans was often referred to as "•.Member for Singapore"' because of his staunch support
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    Unidentified woman killed on road
    66 1 An unidentified woman igi'd about 50 di«-d alter shi rai knocked down by a notor cycle in Bukit Tlmati load at 7.55 a.m. yesterday She wore a white kebaya i brown sarong and broad >arrings. She was carryinj i basket full of vegetables Inspector H.
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    R.A.F. OFFICER DISAPPEARS FROM LINER
    135 1 A SINGAPORE BOINI) R.A.F. officer disappeared from the Willem Ruvs off Mauritius early last week officers of the Dutch liner told the Sunday Times yesterday. The missing man. whir Commander W. C Chadwick. was on his way to take up a D° st ll C'hansi.
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    Lock icon PRINCE CHARLES ILL
    18 1 LONDON. Sat. Princ Charles has contacted cold and is remaining indoors at Buckinsham Palace— Reuter.
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    PROMISE-SO NO STRIKE BY TEACHERS
    399 1 PROMISE -SO NO STRIKE BY TEACHERS THE 2.000-strong Singapore Teachers' Union yesterday postponed strike action after a last-minute assurance by the Education Minister. Mr. Chew Sw.o Kee, that he would personally negotiate with the union on the entry of normal-trained teachers into the Education Service Scheme. This decision was taken
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    Lock icon JAKARTA IMPORTS MORE, AND GOLD RESERVES FALL
    98 1 JAKARTA IMPORTS MORE, AND GOLD RESERVES FALL JAKARTA, Sat. Indonesian Central Bank ,jold and convertible fort ign exchange reserves continued to fall this week to 19.57 per cent a drop from the last week fixture of 19.86 per cent. The legally fixed minimum was lowered last week from 20 to
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    29 1 MOSCOW INVITATION STll.t. STANDS MOSCOW. Sat— S.ivirt Premier Iliilcinin >> > replied to British Primr .Minister MUcmillan stating th<O SoviH <><>\ ernmeht'* invitation •<• him Jo visit Ru^ia >till stanriv Renter
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      321 1 ENGAGEMENT RINGS U. S. de SUVA Jewellers 106. ORCHARD RD.. SINGAPORE-9 TEL. ***** PATCHWORK PLANE Singapore-bound airliner reaches Darwin with a gaping hole in its wing A SINGAPORE-BOUND Qan- No spare plate was available -A tas Super-Con.stollation at Dar.vin. but engineers imv ith 34 passengers arrived provise.l one and the
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    FAREWELL TO MY FRIENDS, the IBANS REJANG REVISITED
    1615 2  - FAREWELL TO MY FRIENDS, the IBANS REJANG REVISITED Malcolm MACDONALD Concluding BORNEO PEOPLE by ••Borneo People" by M.liolm Mar Donald U publlohed v a book or Jonathan Cape at Its. M. A boisterous baptism for tough old Koh —a bouncing baby for smiling Segura In the tenth and last instalment
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      422 2 FLIGHTS OF FANCY| Wise old birds these Darbies and Joans *pHFVVE experienced the horse- left, as unwearied as once they were and-buggy days, but they revel in exhausted the age of flight. And now, though Veritably as by magic carpet comtheir brood has scattered north, pared with tra^elhnu in their
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    REBEL IN HOLLYWOOD
    1575 3  -  JOHN HUSTON Humphrey Bogart the actor. How about UK MAM? John Huston knous Huston, the man who has been dubbed filmdom's ntric. made .six pictures with Bogart. They were dose friendship. With memories still vivid after standBogmrt'i graveside. Huston paced his room at the BeverHotrl and told
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    MASI MAGAM
    13 4 The Masi Magam festival will be celebrated next Thursday and Friday.
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    INFECTED AREA
    21 4 The Singapore Health Ministry has declared Cuddalore in South India an infected place following an outbreak of smallpox there.
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    Here's one sign you can safely IGNORE
    213 4 Here's one sign you can safely IGNORE HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIM 111 l I 111 Illlllf 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1» I JHERE is one "No Entry" traffic sign in Singapore which you can safely ignore. It is at the junction of Selegie and Mackenzie Roads. A traffic
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    Progress in Malaya — by an expert
    94 4 Progress in Malaya by an expert MR. VICTOR FEATHER, the assistant-secretary of the British Trades Union Congress, said in Singapore yesterday that trade unionism had made "very remarkable progress In the Federation In a very short time." Mr. Feather, who spent four days in the Federation visiting trade unions described
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    PHOTO SHOW AT THE UNIVERSITY
    78 4 A photographic exhibition sponsored by the Science Society of the University ot Malaya will be held at the university's Art Museum for three days starting tomorrow. Hundreds of pictures taken by the staff and students will be exhibited. The best picture in the university's annual
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    IF ASSEMBLY GIVES THE NOD-Hi 52,300
    163 4 IF ASSEMBLY GIVES THE NOD- Hi 52,300 sion be paid a retainer of 8750 a month, plus $50 a day up to a maximum of 20 daya a month, for attending meetings of the commission. NOT YET NAMED The deputy chairman of the commission ha? not yet been named. The
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    TRUST YOUR ELECTED MINISTERS, PEOPLE TOLD
    114 4 TRUST YOUR ELECTED MINISTERS, PEOPLE TOLD THE p« 1 their i ters, a the Singi tion V terdav He described a that ii should bi rate 1: as "smtab f rule but that Sim elected govei "The peop < In the pen >n Minister them," the Suggestion by Chamber man
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    Two to contest local election
    26 4 IPOH dates v electloi. Ward of t: Council on Thry an vasagan Progrcysiv. Mohamed V lah Sanl. 2fl a motor fir
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    AID FOR REFUGEE:
    17 4 The Si: Lovers' Lr.u New Yf I Raffles Girl in aid of Urn fugces.
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    KAMPONGS FLOODED
    16 4 KUALA I Two M Kamponc B i pong Ti: flooded t"(i rain last n
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    SCHOOL CLINIC PA"I
    15 4 SCHOOL CLINIC PA" I Morr than wont to ti School vest' school modi first (fet-tof
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    PAY CUTS: FOUR PLANS FOR MEETING
    269 4 PAY CUTS: FOUR PLANS FOR MEETING Management committee seeks mandate THE Singapore Government Senior Officers' Association will meet today to discuss how the Government's salary bill can be cut. The associations committee of management will ask for powers to open negotiations with the Government. The committee has four plans to
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    TEACHER FOR KUO CHUAN SCHOOL
    43 4 TEACHER FOR KUO CHUAN SCHOOL An English schoolteacher. Miss P. M. Colquhoun, (above) arrived in Singapore yesterday in the Willi'in Ruys to take up a post in the Kuo hum Girls English School. She graduated from London University in 1954.— Sunday Times picture.
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    BANK TRAINING
    23 4 Mr. Lav Hui Bu. senior sub-accountant of the Overseas Union Bank Ltd.. Singapore, leaves by air for England today for training.
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    MALACCA MUSEUM: BEST OR WORST?
    160 4 MALACCA. Saturday. IS the Malacca national museum at Forf Road, estabhshed through the encouragement of General Sir Gerald Templer. the best in the country or the worst? Mr. J. L. de Cruz, municipal and settlement councillor, who represents the council on the museum advisory board,
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    Women in $250,000 business
    51 4 Two women Miss Quah Quee Teck and Madam l.im Swee Sim are in business in Sincapore as produce merchants, importers and exporters. Their firm. Heap Huat Trading Co. Ltd with offices at 2, Choon Guan Street, was registered last month. It has a nominal capital of
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    Driver faces 4 charges
    86 4 Warren Henry Schmarr of Thomson Road pleaded not guilty in a Singapore traffic court yesterday to a charge of negligent driving resulting in the death of Seah Low Wan on Dec. 21 at Dunearn Road. He was also accused of falling to display "L" plates while
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    TALK BY SHELL MAN
    37 4 The Shell Company representative. Mr. A. R. Hadden, will talk to the Singapore Supervisory Employees Management Association at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow at the Hollywood Room. Odeon Theatre The meeting will be open to
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    Court fines boy of 16
    75 4 Ng Man Mong. 16. an Inmate of the Glmson Boys' j Home, wa.s fined $7 by Singapore court yesterday for outraging thr modesty of a 13-y«-ar-old girl at Clementi Road on Feb. 1. Ng had pleaded guilty to the charge last week. As an inmate
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    FIRM FETES CLERK
    29 4 Th<' Nederland Line In Singapore yesterday gave a party to Its chief clerk Mr. Oh Kirn Cher.g to celebrate his 25 years' service with the rompany.
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    'Accused admitted revolver the
    114 4 A SINGAPORE magistrate, Mr. D. C. D'Cotta. said yesterday that Banakhani Hama Khan, was "quite normal" when he admitted robbing Inspector Hong Tiong Eng of a revolver on June 2 last. Mr. D'Cotta said he saw Banakhani on Dec. 22. He answered all questions spontaneously and
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    CAPTAIN EARNS MC BAR WITH A JUNGLE FEAT
    297 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A Gurkha captain who "persistently and skilfully" tracked a bandit gang across some of the most mountainous country in the Federation and constantly manoeuvred the terrorists into ambushes laid by other members of the security forces was decorated today.
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    DRIVING A BULLDOZER -IT IS REALLY JUST PART OF HER JOB
    232 5 DRIVING A BULLDOZER -IT IS REALLY JUST PART OF HER JOB Young women in smart frocks. cheongsam and samfu took turns to drive huge bulldozers around a vacant plot in Bukit Timah, Singapore, yesterday. They did it to get first hand experience of how tractors work. They came from the
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    LINER SEARCHED FOR MISSING DIPLOMAT
    131 5 AN ambassador who arrived in Singapore on the Willem Ruys yesterday was whisked away under the noses of an official reception party. A few minutes after Mr. G Partha.sarathy, Indians Ambssador to Indonesia, arrived here on his way to Jakarta, his cousin Mr. S. Narasimhan,
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    Jaganathan to protest over dismissal
    112 5 Jaganathan to protest over dismissal rE president of the Singapore Trade Union 1 Congress, Mr. S. Jaganathan, will protest to the Minister for Commerce and Industry over the dismissal of th*» vice-chairman of the Malaysian Mariners" Union by the Pilots' Association. The vice-chairman is Inche Abdul Hamid bin Moha- mcd
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    AWARD TO DOCTOR
    30 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Dr. S. Lingam, Medical Officer. General Hospital, Johore Bahru, has been awarded a departmental scholarship to take up a course of radiology in Britain.
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    Lock icon BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS
    377 5 LONDON. Sat Results of today* football matches: ENGLISH LEAGIT ONE Birmingham C. 2 Wolves Blackpool 4 M anc hesler C 1 |»ol ton 0 Aston ilia II Everton 5 t'harlton Ath. 0 i Leeds 1 Luton Town 2 Manchester 1 6 Arsenal Newcastle 1 Preston N.E. Z
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      123 5 RIOT DEATH-REWARDS Total of $10,000 offered for tips abouf men behind five Penang slayings PENANC, Sat The I the killers of each of the police today offered following: rewards totalling $10,000 ONG CHAI CHEH. assaulted during the George Town CH uah AH SAIK. found centenary week disturb- dead in a
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    New Italian shirt lines are unusual
    491 6  - New Italian shirt lines are unusual SUSAN BARRIE Bells, vases and lanterns by RECIPE HEBF i* m lo\elv party dessert Chocolate Square* with Irrl rram and Mar*hmallow Sauce. Chocolate C%ke: Two ounces buner or substitute, 3oz. castor sugar, 1 dessertspoon boiling water. 1 ec^. \i teaspoon creani of tartar, '-j
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    Crepey throats can spoil pretty faces
    255 6 Crepey throats can spoil pretty faces you are young, you may not give much thought to keeping your neck as fresh and smooth as it must be for beauty. But if you neglect it now, it will be the first to lose its natural loveliness as you grow older. A
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    Lock icon Footwear fashions
    39 6 THESE glass heeled shoes by Rayne. entitled "Chandelier." were shown in London at a combined shov ing of a spring and summer collection by the associated mtwtktn of the Incorporated Society of London Fashion Designers. A.P. picture.
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    Sweet 5 years ago, now she snarls at hint
    503 7 I have to be in he v e r y nrt I < 'h< r v. I HOPM.KSSI IN LOW help yam quite a lot in make wwrself il ,t Hi.- .i i M -i nn't Ihii b*j i ii{ p.
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    THE KNOW ALLS
    816 7 %m^^^^.^^Si^^m9^^^^^^^M T WOULD be very patefu] if you could settle an argument. My friend says that China Ls a member of the UN. i his contention being that Formosa, being part of China etci. I say that China Ls not a UN. member. P JOHN KOSHY I.avang
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    Tiglons, tigers or tigons? A new controversy starts
    337 7 Tiglons, tigers or tigons? A new controversy starts ter, England. It Ls known as a Tigon and resemblr.s fawn coloured tiger with faint stripes. ANTHONY J. DALTON Singapore. a cross-breed between a tiger and a lioness may be found in the London Zoo. The offspring is called a Tigron. L.
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    A REUNION AFTER ROYAL RIFT REPORT
    282 8 LONDON, Saturday. A$ reports of a rift between the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh were denied by Buckingham Palace authorities, an announcement was made in Lisbon today that discreet measures were being taken to ensure the Royal < ouple complete privacy for their
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    Lock icon IT'S A LIE, SAYS PALACE: QUEEN LOVES THE DUKE
    77 8 daughters, to stand in for Lt. Cmdr. Michael Parker, .',H. who resigned his place ix>>: when news leaked out he was separated from his wife -with a divorce likely. A permanent secretary will "oi announced later. Lt Cdr. Parkers family do
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    Lock icon LONDON ENGAGEMENT
    37 8 LONDON. Sat. Miss Diana Lyttelton. the assistant secretary to the Queen. to marry the Honourable Alexander Hood. younger brother of Viscount Hood, it was announced today, liln Lyttelton is 36. and Mr. Hood 42. Reuter.
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    Threat to Cyprus papers
    240 8 >TICOSIA. Sat. The CyI prus Government has warned two newspapers that they are liable to clo-.-ure under the recently passed Cyprus Press Law. Letters with this warning, signed by Mr. A.F.J. Reddaway, Administrative Secretary of Cyprus, and sent to the English-langu-age Times of Cyprus and the
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    ELVIS MAKES SCHOOLGIRL JANE BLUSH IN THE DARK
    161 8 LONDON, Sat. When blonde 15 year-old schoolgirl Jean Reynolds Koes to bed at her home in Abbey Grove, Abbey Wood, London, she turns off the liuht before undressing— because she 'eels so shy. The reason? "I have 1.003 photos of Elvis Presley
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    Gossips get Anita mad
    287 8 Gossips get Anita mad Til smack them between the eyes UOLLYWOOD, Sat. n Anita Ekberg. film star wife of Anthony Steel, has threatened gossip writers with a "smack between the eyes" if they report that she is anything other than content and happy as a wife. "I don't know why
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    Lock icon Japan gets ready for gas, rocket warfare
    126 8 Japan gets ready for gas, rocket warfare TOKYO. Sat. Japan is seeking guided mis- siles from America and J getting ready for poison gas and bacteriological j warfare. j This was admitted today by the Defence Minister. Mr. Akira Kodaki, at a lengthy j question period in the lower house
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    MALAYAN PARADISE
    96 8 Tengku's dream KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, wants Malaya to be a paradise and the trade centre of SouthEast Asia when it becomes independent, he told members of the Alliance in Petaling Jaya tonight. "In wishing this dream I hope the people will not
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    Lock icon Floods in the South as Thames rises
    112 8 Floods in the South as Thames rises LONDON. Sat. NEW flood warnings were today issued to authorities in the Thames valley as the river rose to a dangerous level and in some places burst its banks to flood low lying fields. Almost continuous rainfall in the last three days over
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    Lock icon FESTING FLIES BACK
    24 8 SYDNEY, Sat— The Com-mander-in-chief of Britain's Far East Land Forces, General Sir Francis Festing, left Sydney by air today for Singapore.—Reuter.
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    PALE, SHAKING BUT SHE'D WON THE 3 CENTS CAR
    163 8 A DELAIDE, Sat. Three A hundred women shoved, scratched, and pinched as they waited the start of a i short race here today the winner to receive a car for one penny about 3V2 cents. A Goodwood motor firm offered the
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    jr. expatriate Extraordinary
    159 9 K little people* want him to stay \Uilayunisatwn policy says 'No* I NELSON RUTHERFURD KUALA LUMPUR. SAT. L twenty occasions the "liftle people" of Selangor fmost of them from Chinese new villages petitioned fc Government to retain the services of a friendly exK- ate officer. the officer's
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    Popular information officer says, I'd like to come back'
    301 9 the-p< .ns at which Government ofnorv p< lice. military and inirs ]<■(•- ly trn iliou.sand people yrar attend t!u. c courses In Srlangor. Thrrr uerr 123 COUMM in the more than hitlf the total for the whole federation. Jack has helped
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    TUAN GOES ON MILD BINGE
    554 9 The Countryman's Journal... by Tuan Djek QN E evening the Chinese buyers of Pelepah Valley Estate were allowed, by courtesy of the Chinese buyers of Kota Tinggi Estate, to use the latter's bungalow for the purpose of holding a reception for some of the principal
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    FIRE OFFICER VELGE GETS 6 MONTHS ON BRIBE CHARGE
    268 9 FIRE OFFICER VELGE GETS 6 MONTHS ON BRIBE CHARGE COURT TAKES SERIOUS VIEW OF CORRUPTION C L. VELGE, 33, a Singapore Fire Brigade inspection officer, was yesterday found guilty of accepting o $170 bribe from a contractor ond sentenced to six months' jail. Passing the sentence, the Third Criminal District
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    Farmer injured in 10-man assault
    44 9 Farmer injured in 10- man assault A Singapore farmer, Koh Kirn Hock walking along Yio Chu Kang Road late Friday night was attacked by 10 Chinese. He was beaten and hit with sticks. Koh was taken to the hospital and was later sent home.
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    100 9 New law has cut students' trips DENANC, Sat— Fewer students are "running off" to China nowadays but more Chinese are applying for re-entry facilities to enable them to visit China. A spokesman of the Immigration Department Headquarters yesterday attributed the decline in student im- migrants to a recent amendment to
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    WOMAN FLIER TO FREIGHT HER PLANE
    123 9 Miss Jan Wood, a former Inited States World War II test pilot who flew a monoplane half way round the world to Singapore on Friday spent yesterday at the Royal Singapore Flying Ckib making arrangements for the aircraft's journey home. Miss Wood, who is
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    56 9 Wanted -Six more V testers Owinc to a backlog of 1,700 applications for- driving tests, the Singapore Legislative Assembly will be asked to approve a supplementary provision of $39,600 to continue the employment of six extra driving testers until the end of the year. A temporary driving tester is paid
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    523 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES Singapore, Feb. 10, 1957. AN UNREAL PICTURE OUR schoolchildren have had to endure some hard knocks from the critics recently. Too much precocious and unhealthy interest in politics has drawn fire from the big guns of criticism both in the Federation and in Singapore. And now in
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    1413 10  - A new streamlined set-up for Dept. of Education K.C. LEE filIT COMMUNAL SECTIONS FOR IM A PROFESSIONAL SECTION UU I VERNACULAR SCHOOLS TO CARRY OUT POLICY SINGAPORE'S Ministry of Education is Streamlining its administrative system to tope with the heavy pressure of work resulting from the Colony's rapid educational development.
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    181 10 OVER the years Mr. Dulles has acquired a wisdom, experience and knowledge that is unsurpassed by any other man in the world that I have ever seen.— President Eisenhower. SHOULD we In this country not feel considerably more secure if we were not flanked by Mr. Dulles? rapt. R.
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    256 11 KEEP INFILTRATORS OUT, DATO RAZAK WARNS UMNO MEN UNDESIRABLES MAY TRY TO WRECK OUR PARTY 1 IPOH, Saturday. JMNO OFFICIALS in Perak were warned yesterday to be on guard against undesirable elements who might try to infiltrate into the party in order to wreck it. rame from the party vice-president
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    113 11 RACE IS WON (GASP) SO SHOW IS ON ryxi aye been j n|| agamst the i attempt to .apore Hall tor to- perform- j tng San allet Company 1 n more unoxpect- unplrtp :n^ about had to and wire cable huge to be Mr. Is sponvislt. ird .lob They've c
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    35 11 The 13 D'Souzas who plan to find their way by road to Britain if they can get a van big enough to accommodate them all. Sunday Times picture
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    281 11 I'M FED UP WITH SPORE- FATHER A 38-year-old Eurasian musician wants to travel by car from Singapore to London, with his wife and 1 1 children. He is Mr. E. H. D'Souza, who has decided to settle down in England because he
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    Gold, diamonds for loyalty
    64 11 Mr. John Oliveiro, chief booker, Paramount Films of Malaya Inc. recently completed 26 years' service with the company. In recognition. Paramount Pictures New York office presented Mr. Oliveiro with ;i Kold wristwatch, a diamond pin and a certificate of appreciation signed by the board of directors.
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    LIB.-SOC. MEETING
    25 11 The Sembawang Division of the Liberal-Socialist Party will hold a committee meeting at 177— 19-A West Hill 1 Read at 2 p.m. today.
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    ALL THEY WOULD SAY WAS I PONT KNOV
    170 11 ALL THEY WOULD SAY WAS I PONT KNOV MALACCA, Sat— The Coroner. Mr. RamnathaIyer, today returned a verdict of murder by a person or persons unknown, at the end of an inquiry Into the death of a Chinese businessman and leader of the Cantonese community, Chow Chick, alias Chow Chee
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    TIN PRICE
    19 11 The price of tin in M "tf|PW yesterday was $383 50 per picul, down $1.37'j on Friday
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    COPRA PRICES
    22 11 Singapore Copra AssorlatioA noon price* yesterday were: Straits mixed copra: February $28 (Norn.c March $28 iNom.i. The tone was uncertain.
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    MUTTON IS TEN CENTS DEARER
    68 11 From tomorrow Singapore housewives will have to pay more for their mutton. Colony livestock importers have decided to raise the retail price of fresh-slaughtered mutton from $1.35 per Ib. to $1.45 per Ib. They say the freight rates for sheep from Australia to Singapore have
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    DOCTORS' PARTNERSHIP
    60 11 PR HOOI MAN LIN. fourth son of Mr. Hooi Yip and Or. Yoont; Van Yoone. rldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. t T. Hsiuiik after their wedding in Kuala Lumpur. They met while studying medicine at the I'niversity of Malaya Dr. II U attached to the University of
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    PLUM JOB GROOMING CHARGE DENIED
    243 11 YOUNG specialist teachers selected for administrative duties in the Singapore Education Department are NOT being groomed for star executive posts, the Director of Education, Mr D. McLellan, said yesterday. He was replying to a Straits Times correspondent who had asked why valuable specialist teachers should
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    Man held after acid attack
    57 11 IPOH, Sat. A fishmonger, Cheung Sew Ean, 44. rushed to hospital shortly after midnight last night with acid burns on his face. Cheung, who was sleeping on the five- foot way in front of a shophouse in Foo Choon Street when acid was thrown at
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    WORKING AT IT 'Were- tigers' once haunted tiny villages
    751 12  - WORKING AT IT Were- tigers' once haunted tiny villages Mark Foenander By first Roman Catholic Bishop of Malacca, Dom Jorge de S. Lucia, once solemnly excommuninicated from the church a group of men said to possess the evil power of transforming themselves into tigers. And. from that moment, writes the
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    COMBINED WONDER DRUGS PRODUCE MIRACLES
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      266 13 HELPING LAME DOGS SUITED HER STYLE rE trouble with Josephine was that she was not content merely to help a lame dog over a stile. She had to go further and take It Into her arms. While she was still a Miss. this didn't really matter. But as a Mr
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      A provocative new star will shortly flash across Singapore sky
      429 13  - A provocative new star will shortly flash across Singapore sky Doug Lackersteen Warning to women: This Fischer uses tricky bait F-I-L-M-S by NEW star will be shooting across the Singapore sky shortly brilliant, dynamic, magnetic. Not glamorous. Not even youthful. And quite without those assets which today so often are
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      429 13 UF.Rt: U one for lovers of Chamber Music. The latest Westminster rr< nrrlmg of Mo cart's Serenade No. 9 in D Major KS20 {"Ponthom") U a beautiful performance. It i* a work requiring murh delicate artistry, and, in this instance, turn It* full measure by the RarTlll String
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      393 13 THE MALTESE WAY OF PLAYING A ROGUE MADE ME VERY CROSS EVERY once in a while Hollywood whips the covers off a former box-of-fice hit, gives it a dusting, a brand new treatment and uses it to introduce a brand new star. Sometimes it pays off. All too frequently It
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      204 13 TEMPTED WAS I TO BE GONE LIKE WIND WRITTEN ON THE WIND" Is the title ot a forthcoming UniversalInternational plcrure. and doggone It if I don't believe that's Just where the plot was written. Centred around psychos, dipsos and nymphos, It barely stira the breeze. The dipso Is Robtrt Stack,
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    732 14  - His boxers are bred from best CHAN CHIN BOCK DOGS ARE HIS LIFE LONG HOBBY by A BURGLAR could not do worse than pick on the home of Captain George Wright in Singapore as the target of his operations. For the chances are that he would not come out of
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    90 14 NEW YORK A36-YEAR-OID physician has just crossed the Atlantic in a kayak. Dr. Hans Lindemann. of Hamburg University, who has reached New York safely, used a small sail when conditions allowed. But for much of the time he just drifted. Disaster nearly ended his adventure
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    322 14  - AFTER 19 TRIES A MILLION _PINE-PEELER P.J. JOSHUA by Refugee engineer perfects machine after years of toil J^ CHRISTIAN refugee engineer from Red China now in Singapore has a milliondollar invention. It has taken johnny Chan years of oily toil in a wooden shed in Sophia Road to complete- 3n
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    148 18 STEIGER— THE GENTLE TOUGH L HOW BUSINESS by LOGAN GOURLAY I M c w«n r the Rod Stciger /oud exnly occasion•hc toughi displays on n emerge. moment iti jfcglmg cork- a bottle. U s bath- ..-nrly, as reed a tasl to come \;>iodpd. If I ir.ris on the i made
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    280 18 I ON DON, Sat. Two brothers have started paying a debt it will take them nearly 500 years to dear. It is £1 1.500 the money they owe to a man they knocked unconscious and blinded in a brutal attack which earned
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    58 20 LONDON. Sat. A black-and-white terrier stood guard over the body of his 80-year-old mistress last week barring the way of police who entered her home in Acre Road. Kingston. An R.S.P.C.A. inspector was called and the dop was destroyed. His mistress. Miss E. Long, is believed
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    40 21 The former president of the Singapore Amateur Football Association. Mr McGregor Watt, will soon be approached by the Singapore Cycle Racing Association for another trophy. The association needs a trophy for this years 100--mile road race.
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    415 21 T^INE RECORDS were 11 broken and one equalled at the University of Malaya's sixth annual swimming championships at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. Thlo Gim Hock (Science) wa s the men's individual champion. He won seven events, bettered six records and was adjudged the best
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    47 21 Marked threequarter superiority helped Singapore Cricket Club to beat Royal Signals Malaya by 15 (three goals, to three (a try) In a rugger match on the padang yesterday. HarrUon. Willlngs and Thomas scored SC.C.'s tries which Parker converted. Patterson got Signal's try.
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    45 21 Eight Services cyclists will make their debut in local competitions- this year. They are: LAC Freddie Mills, j/t Mike Homer. LAC J. Atkins, LAC Gollop, LAC O. Holt. LAC A. Buttle (RAF Seletar) and Pte. P. Spraul and Pto B. Thorpe (Army)
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