The Straits Times, 24 August 1957

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times. I Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. AUGUST 24, 1957 15 CENTS
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    AND THE TENGKU SAYS: 'WELL DONE!'
    231 1 tii i Federation 1 Chief Minister. Tensku Abdul Rahman, who was in Singapore yesterday, praised the Labour Front nalition (lovenroent's firm action against sub-ver->,w elements. i congratulate Mr. Lim md others concerned in thi> action to promote peace and happinr>s." be said at Sin;jp<ire
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    ARRESTS: MORE TODAY
    198 1 White Paper on Red plot arrests are expected today following the detention of 35 people, including: five leading members of the People's Action Party, by the Singapore police. In a White Paper issued yesterday evening explaining its action, the Government charged that in recent months the Communists
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    51 1 It is evident that once again a serious threat is developing. Communists and their agents are back in key positions... lf the situation is allowed to deteriorate, it will become increasingly difficult to check the threat, and decisive action will be resisted with consequent rioting and blood-shed. from the white
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    2504 1 THESE ARE THE PAP 'BIG FIVE* DETAINED BY THE POLICE HERE IS THE LIST OF NAMES OF PEOPLE NOW IN CUSTODY MORE EXPECTED TO BE HELD Mr. Rajah issued a statement last night after a meeting with the six other remaining members of the P. A. P. central executive, in
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    A-ARMS: 'BRITAIN MUST ASK US FlRST'—Tengku
    586 1 A-ARMS: 'BRITAIN MUST ASK US FlRST'— Tengku THE REST OF THE PAGE ONE NEWS I>RITAIN must consult Malaya before bringing atomic weapons into the country. The Federation Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said this in Singapore yesterday in comment on statements by the British Defence Minister. Mr. Duncan Sandys. The
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    Girl: My 13 hours in the station
    198 1 MISS Wong Chui Ting, subscription secretary of the Singapore General Employees' I'nion in Middle Road, yesterday told the story of her 13 hours in detention. The 21-year-old clerk who gets $80 a month was the first of two people to be arrested. She
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    Wanted: A rice report
    78 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Federation Government today cabled its agent in Siam asking for a "comprehensive re. port" regarding the Siamese Government's decision to slash her rice exports to Malaya by 70 per cent. The Federation's Controller of Trade Division. Raja Mohar. and the deputy Controller
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    Valetta found: No sign of life
    120 1 Valetta found: No sign of life KUALa LUMPUR. Fri. The wreckage of the RAF Valetta supply drop aircraft missing since noon yesterday was found this evening in mountainous jungle 10 miles outside the Selangor border town of Tanjong Malim. The plane was sighted by an Auster of the 656 air
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    Sin Pao office deserted
    99 1 Sin Pao office deserted ALTHOUGH no Gov- ernment action has been taken against the Singapore Chinese newspaper. Sin Pao, its office in Cecil Street was deserted yesterday except for a watchman. Four members of its staff, including its managing director, Mr. Fu Wu Mun. have been detained under the Preservation
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    STOP PRESS
    61 1 CIRL DIES AFTER ACCIDENT S( liool^irl Tan Guan Sim. nine k ki <| down by taxi in Serangoon Road, died in General Hospital early today. Five people injured at 1 a.m. when car crashed into post near gasworks. Seriously injured: Siah ChenK <;eok. M, Tan Hock Keong, See
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    Tactics form the normal pattern of Red activity
    3249 2 IT IS STILL M.CJP. POLICY TO USE P. A.P. says PAPER Singapore, is to organise the "masses" through trade unions and farmers' associations and to win support and potential recruits from the youth and intelligentsia whose enthusiasm and Interest in ideas they
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      Lock icon 445 asked: Why didn't you fly the flag?
      78 3 JAKARTA, Fri.— About J' 44.7 riandoeng resident, including foreigners, were summoned by police yesterday t0 explain why they did not display the national flag on Indoi independence Reports today said aliens promptly released but that the Indonesian citirictuined for a on citizenship.
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      27 3 ■ONG KONG: Air Commodore A. D. Messenger. Officer Commanding Royal Air Force. Hong Kong, will leave >n Monday for Singapore for temporary duty ■BtU Sept 3— U.P.
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      33 3 LONDON: The trial of f .influential magazine is eetti ni: top billing; even in BMtai Moscow Radio tnld the Russian people the trial !•> an excellent example of morals in the United Rita. A.P.
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      28 3 JAKARTA: President Soekarna opened a new Government mint at Kebajoran Baru and said the rrintinc of money was "a prerogative of the Government and a symbol of —Reuter.
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      34 3 LONDON: A Soviet "flyship,' powered by under-water wings which aoove the surface of the water, ha s reached a maximum speed of m.p.h. or. a Kiurney from Gorki to Moscow, said Moscow Radio -Beater.
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      31 3 GENEVA: Prince Sadrud- Khan, son of the late Aga Kr.an. and his fiancee. London model Nina Dyer, arrived by air from Paris to prepare for their wedding here next Tuesday. A.P.
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      27 3 NEW YORK: A twinI dned Coast Guard amrh.oious plane crashed and burnt on take-off from Floyd Bennett Field. Four cf the six crewmen aboard *ere killed.- A.P
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    Lock icon Red tin sales
    18 3 LONDON. Frl. Sales of Russian tin to Western countries reached 1,000 tons last month. A.P.
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    Lock icon War criminal's suicide
    61 3 I TOKYO. Fri. Lt.-Col. Yanagida. 70. a war criminaj. hang- t& himself yesterday. Yanagida was warden oi I prisoner of war camp in I during the war. He I was convicted at Singapore of mistreatment of Allied prisoners and sentenced to 20 years' jail. Since his release
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    SO FAST WILL
    30 3 ONDON, Fri. Bri- tain's newest fighter the SRS3 swept wing interceptor, can climb at 10 miles a minute and would melt if it travelled at its maximum
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    U.S. SUPPORTS IMPERIALISM, SYRIAN LEADER CHARGES
    519 3 'America wants to subjugate nations, big and small* DAMASCUS Friday. SYRIA'S acting Defence Mm ister, Mr. Sayed Khaled el Azem, last night accused the United States of supporting "imperialism and Zionism intentionally or unintentionally." Addressing American correspondents on Syro-Amerlcan relations, the Minister said neither
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    Cheers in Peking for U.S. visitors
    143 3 Cheers in Peking for U.S. visitors PEKING, Fri.—Forty- one young Americans were mobbed by cheer- ing Chinese youths when they arrived here today in defiance of the State Department. As their train pulled Into Peking's main station after a nine-day journey from the Moscow youth festival, about 100 Chinese representing
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    Lock icon Arab protest to Dag: Buraimi 'a rallying base'
    165 3 Arab protest to Dag: Buraimi 'a rallying base' NEW YORK, Friday. OAUDI ARABIA yesterday protested to the United Nations Secretary-General. Mr Dag HammarskJoeld, about the alleged use of "the Buraimi area as a base for the rallying of British forces and other forces loyal to Britain, for its attack on
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    Lock icon Malaya breaks Royal holiday
    30 3 LONDON. Fri. The Queen interrupted her holiday in Scotland today to complete arrangements for granting Malaya independence. A Privy Council was held at Balmoral Castle. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Socialist bosses who get too much'
    145 3 'Socialist bosses who get too much' LONDON, Fri. Mr. Her. Bert Morrison, former British Labour Foreign Minis ter, said in an article published today that some workers in Britain's nationalised industries were not worth the salaries they were getting. Writing in the leftwing weekly Forward, he referred to the Labour
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    Lock icon TOMMY'S UP IN LIGHTS
    48 3 NOT only his name but also rock and roller Tommy Steel.is in lights for this year's illuminations at Morecambe, Lanes. Getting a rlose-up of the figure are bathing beauties Audrey Cruddas. 23. of Washington. Co. Durham (left), and Frieda Salmon, 19. from Blackpool. Reuter
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    Lock icon THIS JET MELT
    90 3 speed, its designers disclosed yesterday. The security curtain around the top secret SRS3 powered by a rocket assisted turbo-jet, was partly lifted at a Press preview at Leavesden, Herts., by the manufacturers Saun-ders-Roe and D e Havtlland, makers of the Viper turbojet and the Spectre rocket engines.
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    Rubber tax off
    30 3 COLOMBO. Fri.— The Ceylon Prime Minister. Mr. Bandaranaike. announced today that the tax of 15 Ceylon cents per ib. on all rubber_exported to China will be drop-
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    24 3 OSLO, Fri. The Scandinavian Airlines System has asked Indonesia for permission to start a service to Jakarta via Kuala Lumpur. A.P.
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    Lock icon MERDEKA JOY~BY BANDA
    64 3 COLOMBO. Fri.— The Ceylon Prime Minister. Mr. Bandaranaike, left today in the Willem Ruys to attend the merdeka celebrations in Malaya. "It gives me great joy that yet another Asian colony is attaining independence. We have many connections There is a fairly large Ceylonese community in Malaya
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    LONDON STOCKS
    295 3 LONDON. Fri. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: LOANS Consols S Funding 4'; £89U War 3's% £65 BANKS Merc. <£5-£2';.pu) £6-H Chartered (£1) 42 3 Hongkong ($125) £48 INSURANCE Com. Un. (uts.) 76/- /Vi Royal 813 /\\t Prudential £40.» KAILS Can. Pac. (£5)
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    THE QUEEN'-AT BANQUET FOR SIR DONALD
    100 4 CLASSES ARE RAISED to the Queen at the banquet held at the Istana Besar, Johore Bahm, on Thursday in honour of the retiring High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacCillivray, and his wife. Picture shows Heft to right, from head of table): Inche Mohamed bin Abdullah
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    11-day Asian seminar ends
    107 4 11-day Asian seminar ends The International Labour Organisation's Asian regional seminar on the training of Supervisors ended at the University of Malaya yesterday. The 11-day seminar was attended by 50 delegates from 13 Asian countries, including Singapore and the Federation. Mr. Mak Pak Shee, the Assistant Minister tor Labour and
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    Tengah tragedy pilot was new to Venoms
    529 4 INQUEST TOLD OF CRASH WHICH KILLED 5 VLYING OFFICER John Dennis Lincoln, 21, of 60 Squadron. R.A.F., Tengah, was new to Venom jet fighters when the aircraft he was piloting on July H nose dived into a block of m a r r
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    Merchant's mystery return
    254 4 Merchant's mystery return R. NO KIM LEE, the Singapore merchant who disappeared eight days ago, was back at his Joo Chiat Road shophouse yesterday. He walked through the door at 1.30 a.m. Mystery surrounds his re-appear-ance. Members of his family— who reported to the police on Sunday that they had
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    ACCUSED CAPT. 'TOO BUSY'
    452 4 TAPTAIN Bernard Frank Castle, 40, who is facing 20 charges at a Singapore court martial said in cross-examination yesterday he made no effort to recover "money gone adrift" because he was busy Ten of the charges against J him concern alleged fraudulent misappropriation of public property
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    EamngS for cat -RSPCA steps in
    230 4 EamngS for cat -RSPCA steps in lIE Singapore RSPCA will try to dissuade he Indian barber lr. R. Thandavaryan, from boring the ars of his cat pyThe society thinks it would Cbe cruel— but there i« no w to prevent it. Thandavarayan who W bought a $65 pair of >lden
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    Police medal for court president
    63 4 JOHORE BAHRU Fri. me High Commissioner Sir Donald MacGillivray, yestor day presented the Colonial Service Police Medal to Mr. I n. L. Cohen. President of the Sessions Court. Johore Bahru, for his services in the Johor e Police Reserv P of which he was formerly
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    Income tax head
    20 4 KUALA LUMPUR Frl. Mr R F. White has been appointed the Federation's Comptroller of Inland Re venue.
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    Weaving surprise for Colony girl
    127 4 rEN Miss Llm Oval Tin from Singapore bought foam blue tray cloth at a ural crafts exhibition at inglesey, Wales, she was urprised to find that the nan who made it was a ellow Singaporean. Mr. Dolald Forbes Lander. Mr Lander, whose Chinese mother was
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    DEATHS
    72 6 2a Wordt HO (Minimum). NEWING. Capt. L. Late of Singapore Pilot Association, on 20th August at his home, St. Christophers, Marley Road, Exmouth, Devon, after a long illness. MRS. FOO YEOW KHWAI nee Wong Quai Leng Passed Away Peacefully on Thursday 22.8.57 at 457, Joo Chlat Road leaving behind
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    27 6 2fl Wordt 5/0 (Minimum). THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Kathlgesu Supplah, 82 Siang Kuan Avenue express their thanks to Relatives and friends who send wreaths.
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    The Straits Times. Singapore, Sat. Aug. 24, 1957. Nipped in the Bud
    733 6 The Straits Times. Singapore, Sat. Aug. 24, 1957. Nipped in the Bud The threat of Communist subversion frequently con- fronts the Malayan GovernI ments with an unpleasant choice. Either they resort to the special powers they have to arrest and detain suspects against whom there is insuffi- cient evidence for
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    Research Into Research
    445 6 Ten years ago th e Fisheries Adviser to the Colonial Office recommended the establishment in Singapore of a regional fisheries research station. The British Government offered to pay the capital cost, amounting to about $1,500,000, and also half the recurrent expenditure for the first five years. Yesterday
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    As I was saying..
    1153 6  -  CYNICUS by SINGAPORE'S Rural Board is even more rural than was suspected. Last year it failed to collect half its rates. It actually collected $1,735,000, and at the end of the year the arrears totalled over $1,500,000. The uncollected arrears still amount to a million dollars.
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    9 6 THE ROAST —Photo by Chan Chee Kow
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    CEYLON ELEPHANT IS DOOMED
    702 6 r»EYLON is proud of v the fact that she possesses one of the best species of elephants in the world. But the Ceylon elephant Is threatened with extinction. The wild elephant population is diminishing very fast. Last year alone It diminished by as much as 22
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    90 6 (From the Straits Times of Aug. 22, 1907) MR. Winston Churchill, Under-Secretary of State for Colonies, replying to Dr. R.M Connolly, of Ipoh, and other antl-opiumists. says that the suppression of the opium traffic and of opium consumption in the whole of Malaya is receiving careful consideration.
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    Defence pact 'suits all'
    432 7 TREATY WILL NOT BE AFFECTED IF MALAYA STAYS OUT OF SEATO* TORY: I'M CERTAIN IT ACHIEVES WHAT IT SETS OUT TO DO FOR BOTH SIDES ™ir J K F ALA L UMPUR, Friday. T H P r °P° se d defence treaty for independent Malaya will
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    [slanders to get cookery lessons
    72 7 I „> \sm yunos, >l >ar old ex man, and se-s-ngapore's Minister for in, has orlossons in unce for In noighbour--ids. I Mrs. Vunos. f the AsMinlster, Inche d S.dik bin Haji MRS. TVNO& Abdul Hamid. and his bahimah, has r the classes to begin
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    Another 19 Govt. men bankrupt
    123 7 Another 19 Govt. men bankrupt NINETEEN Government employees with debts totalling more than $71,000 were declared bankrupt on their own application in the Singapore High Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah. Mr. Francis Scow. the assistant official assignee, told the court that they were the third batch of
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    African flights
    24 7 The Singapore office of AirIndia International Airways has announced that there will now be three flights a week from Bombay to Nairobi.
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    SERVICEMEN'S WIVES REACH SINGAPORE
    64 7 SERVICEMEN'S WIVES REACH SINGAPORE SIX HUNDRED men >f the Ist Bn Cheshire Regiment, and servicemen* wives reached Singapore on the troopship Empire Orwell from Britain yesterday. The soldiers, who will spend three years In the redera tion. will co first to Koto Tinggi, Johore, for train ing. Their commander is
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    ASSOCIATION'S 'RIGHTS'—BY JAMIT SINGH
    413 7 ASSOCIATION'S 'RIGHTS'— BY JAMIT SINGH T*HE Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association general secretary, Mr. Jamit Singh, told a court of inquiry yesterday that the association had a right to tell board employees what work they should do. I But the association d not claim to overie the board's powers an
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    CAUSEWAY: MALAYA COMES FIRST
    147 7 IN any proposal to put a clamp on travel between Singapore and the Federation, the interests of the Federation would have to be considered first, said Tengku Abdul Rahman in Singapore yesterday. I But he gave an assuranc? that every effort would be made to avoid
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    There's stilt time to try for that JACKPOT
    79 7 YOU'VE still time to make your bid for the $35,000 Jackpot in The Malayan Monthly's Contest 'M' (August). And there's 55,000 in consolation prizes. This contest closes 'on Monday at 5 pm. But entries from outside Singapore postmarked before 5 p.m. on
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    Ambulance for Petaling Jaya
    42 7 PETALING JAVA, Fri. The town committee will ask the Bungsar Hospital to help In its proposed ambulance service. The committee also approved at its last meeting the collection of garden refuse from houses on payment of a fee.
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    Bid to smuggle radio: $2,000
    51 7 BUTTERWORTH, Fri. A radio shop assistant, Lav Hup Hal, 22, was today fined $2,000 for failing to declare a radio set and spare parts at Mitchell Pier on July 20. A Customs Officer, Mr. Leong Kok Chow, told the Sessions Court the duty due was
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    Minister's plea to 300
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Minister for Natural Resources and Local Govern ment. Inche Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman, yesterday urged the 300 people of Pckan Ayer Panas in Johor.and the surrounding districts to help the Government to end the Emergency soon.
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    Ceylon Malay invited
    58 7 COLOMBO. Frl. The president of the All-Ceylon Malay Association, Mr. Zahiere Lye. will represent the 30,000 Malays in Ceylon at the merdeka celebrations in Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 31. Mr. Zahiere. who has been invited by the Federation Government, will hand a message from the Ceylon Malays
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    C-Plan study for nurses
    50 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Two Federation nurses will leave Singapore on Sunday for a three-year training course In Australia under the Colombo Plan. They are Miss Aleene Yap of Kuala Lumpur and Miss S. Gunapushany of Johore Bahru. They will train in the Calvary Hospital In Adelaide.
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    Science show
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Federation's Minister for Education. Dato Abdul Razak. today opened the scientific exhibition organised by UNESCO at the St. John's Institution.
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    Staff thanked
    46 7 KUALA LUMPUR Fri The Minister for Health and Social Welfare, Mr. Leong Yew Koh. sent a farewell message to his staff today thanking them for their work Mr. Leong will shortly leave the Ministry to take up his new appointment as Governor of Malacca
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    Merdeka gifts
    26 7 PENANG, Fri. The local branch of the British Red Cross Society has presented clothing as merdeka gifts to the Muslim orphanage at Ayer Itam.
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    Royal Federation A ir Force planned to take shape soon
    302 7 Royal Federa tion A ir Force planned to take shape soon fH E Federation Government planned to form a Royal Federation Am Force in a short time, the Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, revealed yesterday. Tengku Abdul Rahman, who is also the Federation Defence Minister, said this when he addressed
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    _ These Govt. offices must split — Tengku
    73 7 These Govt. offices must split Tengku THE pan-Malayan administration of certain departments shared by Singapore and the Federation will have to cease after Aug. 31. The Federation Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said this in Singapore yesterday. But he added: "We will still maintain close harmony with Singapore." He said
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      440 8 J/ it t> a Shaw show tt a the Sttf ,r>,,, > MOVIE NEWS aE^gfjTsAingiiY "KS UNBEUEVABLE! THRILUNgV\n£i^ Mf/infl Ho/Mil: f«'7«|S! jjj MANDARIN with Superimposed KNOLUH Bat I Tonight *tidni n l v B Today 9 a.m.: "SONS Oi mi Ml -Xl iiii;. Tomorrow 9 a.m.: "COLOIRFL'L TOKYO" Mandarin I*
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      133 8 THE CROSSWORD ■THE crosstcord has been omitted today for shortage of space. It will appear as usual on Monday. YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION H AIKBFLIT Tl\ i. lf| G A A I! n I. V K S I SON A M A 'I OH V K (i H D I N I)
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    Lock icon Faked royal message failed to fool Raffles
    1385 9 Faked royal message failed to fool Raffles MX. BAFFLES had reached a turning point in his career. For months he ud urged Lord Minto to undertake a daptign against the Dutch in Java and > fruits of his persuasion were wording round him. The entire town of Malacca bad iiktn
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      392 9 Leong Kin Seng he will tell you that u'lm he's never felt so fit since he JeTTI started his course of pure Cod Liver Jm V Oil. He works hard and plays hard yet he always has that extra energy. L^^^ti COD LIVER OIL '^JB Nature s Food j, U^TsS
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      159 9 ffc.v Morgan 3i*D. Wontlertui BB^^II HEITH PIP AN EMERGENCY IF KEITH HAPNT KEITH'a /HE--HEkVA9 tißlß^B S 53 15^ TRACHEOTOMY AND MAS TAKEN 1 BEEN HECE I'M A &OOP I I WONDERFUL TRB^L^rI T c-OT 4 A CHILD WAS THE CHILD TO THE V^~^S AFCA'P THE CHILP PCXTOK, I /aSfl MESSAGE
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    HEAVIER STOCKS AGAIN FORCE DOWN RUBBER PRICE
    738 10 HEAVIER STOCKS AGAIN FORCE DOWN RUBBER PRICE By Our Market Correspondent PUBLICATION of statistics which revealed the second highest Pan-Malayan rubber stocks for the year, in July, sent prices sagging on the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday. September first grade dropped seven-eighths of a cent on the previous day's close to
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    Rubber market cautious
    402 10 •fHE rubber market opened the week on a steady note in the face of strong rumours of the possibility of sterling devaluation, reports Holiday, Cutler, Bath and Co., Ltd., in a current review of the Singapore Rubber Market. However, after a number of such rumours over the
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    RUBBER PRICES
    160 10 September first grade rubber buyers f.o-b. closed fan Singapore •n Friday* at 90S cents per lb down seven-eighths of a cent on Thursday's close. The closing tone was quiet and j sllghtlv steadier. Closing prices In rents per lb. yesterday were OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S S. Spot f
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    109 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; August/SeptemDer $25 buyers. $26 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $41 sellers, drum $45 sellers Pepper: steady; about 15 to 20 tons of, business reported done: Muntox white $114, Sarawak $113, (both up $1), special Sarawak black
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    STORE SHIPPING
    87 10 Ships lying alongside the Siricapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Empire Powey 12, Eastern Maid 4 5, Subadar 6A, Awabasan Maru 6 7, Hulda Maersk 89. Wonorata 11, Ormara 13 14. Ludwugshafen 15 1* 1 Drente 18, Larian E N. Wall 1, Sadao N. Wall 8,
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    OFFICER PRICE
    28 10 SINGAPOKK ri-rbek: (i Auk 9 J»* r '»>. I dour,' M «-««hth S of ;v n I TIN: S.U, D n ("P 75 tents, P r D
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    107 10 MELBOURNE v I A VARIABLE tone r the Melbourne Btoi k I day although I generally small. 7^"* >■ wa» lower. Little ta&fl played in a quiet m and prire.s h?: In loans, I firmer common weaj;w Loans 3,: Loans 3V; 106 f- I Bank of N.S W.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    54 10 The Malayan Exrhanr, ftal Association made change i n its rates to rm9 yesterday Uhe r,.: c Selling T.T. or on ,,d, \B fian Francs 1609 1 On the free Knkaan mart H Honit Kong ft r dollar was quo:«. I cash and 6.03 for T.T. Sterling \v...
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      816 10 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr. An* Teck Phal has retired as a Director of this Company upon the disposal of his shareholding on 19th August 1957 and has on Ms own accord ceased to be the Company's Manager effective from the same date, and that the Company
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      306 10 NOTICES AUSTRALIAN COMMISSION, SINGAPORE POLIOMYELITIS VACCINE The Australian produced Poliomyelitis vaccine Is now available in Singapore to children of Australian citizens. Notification to this effect has been posted to all previous applicants In yesterday's mail. For further enquiries, please contact the Australian Commission at Phone *****. CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF
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      393 10 NOTICES GLENEALY PLANTATIONS LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Forty-Third Annual General Meeting of the Comply will be held at the Registered Office. Hongkong Bar.k Chambers, Collyer Quay, Singapore, on Friday, the 11th of October 1957, at 11 a.m.. lor the purpose of transacting the ordinary
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      478 10 KNUTSEN LINE orient service I FROM CANADA/U.S. PACIFIC PORTS 30 DAYS Sailing San Vancouvei Francisco Spore P.Swerr Pen.m; f «-.l Ellen b ik k. Cdn. 44 27 Aug 29 Au? 10i Kristin Bakke 20/22Sep» 23Sep» 25S«pt 7 Anna Bakke 27Au« 11 Sep 11/13 Oct 14 Oct 16 0c» 2SM Elisabeth
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      1287 11 „i:» 403 MANSFIELD <Sc CO., LTD. Ton 2,41 a. (Incorporated in Singapore) (U m .,j „r-9 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE T E Bt KuteOS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW LONDON 4 CONTININTAL PORTS \,l su.s llb rtv t0 P»«ead via Panama or Op. ct Goad n» c opt.on to proceed via other
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      1091 11 ■AST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS SAILINGS FOR BArHNCOK AND/OR PAR EAST via sun •MCAutA" Ponong P. Sham S'pora Ipß*i)i^'a-iy «ed42/4S SIENA" 3| Aaa/ 2 Seat LALAND i t^ k K/I»S*pt 10/19 Sapt 20/22 Sa? HOMEWARDS SAILINOS FOR ADEN, PORT SAID. GENOA. ANTWIRP, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, COPENHAGEN, GOTHENBURG, OSLO VIA SUEZ "FAUTRIA" S
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      897 11 J?Ef,^Na THE REN UNE STEAMERS LTD Vmi^ SINGAPORE (Incorporated In the United Kingdom) S LINES SAILINO4 TO U.K. 1 CONTINENTAL PORTS Spore P. S'hom Penong BENCRUACHAN for London, Antwerp In Part/24 Aug BENLOMOND for London, Homburg, Rotterdam 24 Aug/ S Seat Under* «r**t errtv«i 27 Sept MMVANNOCH tor Liverpool, Hull
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    THE STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY FORUM
    9 12 A HAPPY NEW BRA
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    WHY NOT BAN RACING?
    990 12 Some restaurants are notv turned into centres where bookies accept bets. lIAVE a look round the restaurants on a race day and you will find abnormal crowds eagerly listening to Rediffusion commentaries (never expect a the Government to ban g such sweet music, s which would
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    IPOH'S NARROW ROADS DEMAND ATTENTION
    214 12 IPOH'S NARROW ROADS DEMAND ATTENTION JT is h4gh time that the police in Ipoh did something to stop the bad driving and the disregard for road rules and safety by car, lorry and cycle drivers in this area. The various schools of motoring seem to do nothing but instruct in
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      386 12 B O V RIL &ffim*ftyt 'm Mf^ rSafcar^aHiH 1 10 Ibi of prime beef goes into the making of Mb. of Bovril. And there are essential vitamins as well! Bovril is especially rich in Bt, B2andßl2. Drink a cup of Bovril every day, and add a generous spoonful of Bovril
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      123 12 NOMAD the best milk from the country of milk NOMAD milk powder 10 times better £i? J^JJ ari|.y I• 18 ti. NUTRITIOUS natural proteins, mineral. ife^ NO WASTE and vitamins in scientifically L?W balanced proportion?. Mimi ti. HEALTHY maximum health-giving pro- GUARANTEE partiaa. |£-T aUborat, fi^> 3. FRESH k^9 processed
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    Praesody conquers nerves —and our Number One
    575 13 Praesody conquers nerves —and our Number One FOREIGN CHALLENGERS SWEEP THROUGH By NORMAN SIEBEL SINGAPORE CHAMPION Ong Chew Bee, beaten 2-6, 6-4, 6-3 in the second round by 20 year old Rajah Praesody of Ceylon, was among the Malayans who fell to the foreign challenge in the men's singles when
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    ALL THE SECOND DAY'S RESULTS
    856 13 MEN** SINGLES Second round: Tan Uep Tjiauw (It.d.) bt Vo Van Thanh (Viet) 6-1, 6-1; Moses Tay (Pk) bt Bernard Pinto (Oey) 4-6, 2-4, ret; Vo Van Bay (Viet) bt T. 8. Kirn (S> 6-0. 6-1; S. Karalak (Slam) bt A. O. B. Pakir (S)
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      473 13 jP^E mm^^^^^^ m^ a m^^ mmmmm j (nlinl)( .d trom Page XII OXS VACANT >;,./,.) B U xSocU.txtra. INS are invited for *mor Clerk, scale 295 x 15 385/ 5M x 25 655. Senior Cambridge credit in English, knowledge of .ese desirable. sia ]e -r- 152.50 x >: 15 325/
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      707 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 20 Wordt $S (Mm.) Box SO cU. extra. OPERA ESTATE: Immediate occupation. Terrace house with two bedrooms, one servant's room Partly furnished. Enquire- 46 Dafne Street, Singapore SPACIOUS 2-STOREY Building Stevens— Buklt Timah Junction 30,000 sq. ft- Servants Quarters i 2-Car Garage. M.S. Ring ***** between 8.30 10.30
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      732 13 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 20 Word, U (Mln.) Box ill ett. txtra BUNGALOW LOT acre for sale. Beautiful surroundings about 50 yards from Kampar Road, Ipoh Price $11,000 net. Apply M-. Lee Telephone 2942 Ipoh. QUICK SALE. New two-storey shophouse off Chua Cheng Bok Street, Ipoh. Easy terms possible. Also
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      862 13 AGENTS WANTED 2ii Word, $S (Mln.) Box SO ct: extra. RENOWNED sewing machine manufacturers require sole agent with shop In central district of Singapore. Agency for Singapore St Federation of Malaya. Reply P.O. Box 1933. Singapore. VEHICLES WANTED 20 Word, $S (Mm.) Box M ct,. extra. BORGWARD, 1957, GOOD condition,
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      504 13 CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE 1* Word, Mm.) Box >" ct: txtra. ORCHIDS PROM HAWAII Just arrived all Latest Newest Crosses, V&ndas and Dendobriuma, IV to Blooming Sizes Seng Heng Flower Garden. 308. Thompson Road. 1956 CONSUL MX n Cream W.S.W Tyres $5000 /Easy terms. 1952 Plymouth Radio Respray W-S.W Offer,
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      222 13 Aftt Too often ffl\ a coincidence Volkswagen WINS 1957 AUSTRALIAN AM POL TRIAL OUTRIGHT Volkswagen SECOND IN 1957 AUSTRALIAN AM POL TRIAL Volkswagen Ist. 2nd. 3rd. in OWN CLASS Primarily. Volkswagen was not especially designed to win trials the fact that It continues to do so Is purely incidental! Volkswagen
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    The mile looks ideal for Flying Princess
    233 14 The mile looks ideal for Flying Princess EPSOM JEEP says. a CPRING CUP jP winner Flymk ing Princess, W who has a splendid re cord over middle distances, stands out as a good thing in today's main race (Race 6) at Bukit Timah. The mile looks ideal for her. When
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    BEST BET
    28 14 BEST BET in today V card is CUNONC RAPAT (Race 4). BEST OUTSIDER is PIZARRO in Race 5. THE COINC was good up fro last evening.
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    TUFTON CAN SCORE HIS FIFTH WIN IN A ROW
    177 14 TUFTON CAN SCORE HIS FIFTH WIN IN A ROW rpUFTON, proiSh mot c d to jM Class 2 after p| winning his last Yft four starts, has a great chance of making it flve-in-a-row (Race 8). Last month he carried 9.0 to a smashing win over the Bukit Timah 1|
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    SEVEN-POUND PENALTY NOT LIKELY TO STOP SPEEDY WINTERDRINA
    104 14 WINTERDRINA should follow up his recent Penang success In Race 7. A 7-lb. penalty is not likely to trouble him. Neal Hnbbs has a strong hand here and his chief hope may be The Cobra, who showed pro- mise when he ran
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    BUKIT TIMAH RUNNERN AND RIDERS
    1237 14 2.15 -Race 1 (Cl. 0lv. 4) 6F 1. 8 Waxer <C. K Ch'ng Mdm C. T. Goh, Hobbs, 4 9 0 DonnHly 2. 8 French Draws (United Stable) R Breukelen. 3 8 12 Geyer 3. 7 Her Hichncac (S. K. Chee) Hobbs. 4 8 11
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    74 14 IN BRIEF 'TWELVE-YEAR-OLD Sally I Hudson created the first I upset of the Singapore national swimming championships when she beat Bernice Lancaster in the women's 400 metres final at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday Sally covered the distance in 6min 0.1 sec and finished 30 metres ahead of Bernice with
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    OMAR GIVES CHOONG A FRIGHT
    187 14  - OMAR GIVES CHOONG A FRIGHT LEE FOO SAM 1 1 MALAYAN OPEN: EDDY IN SEMI-FINALjk By IPOH, Friday. FDDY CHOONG of Penang today reached the semi-finals of the men's singles in the Malayan open badminton championships here. The All-England champion beat Omar Ibrahim of Singapore 17-14, 15-0 in the most
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    RESULTS AT A GLANCE Morning Session
    681 14 RESULTS AT A GLANCE Morning Session MEN'S SINGLES quarterfinal: Eddy Choong (Pg) bt Omar Ibrahim (Spore) 17-14, 15-0. Teh Kew San (Pit) bt Lai Fook Ying (S'gor) 15-7, 17-15, Abdullah Piruz (S'for) bt Khoo Eng Huah (Pf) 15-12, 5-15, SurJlt Raj (S'gor) bt Toh Boon Then* (Pg) 15-3, 18-15. WOMEN'S
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    STILL CHAMP
    24 14 SEATTLE, Fri. Floyd Patterson retained his world heavyweight hoxin* championship here last night, knocking out Pete Rademacher in the sixth I round.
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    SALLY, 12, CAUSES FIRST BIG UPSET
    310 14 freestyle relay. Their "B" took second place from Singapore S.C. after a keen tussle The winning time of Lionel Chee, Fong Hoe Beng. Thlo Glm Hock and Tan Cheow Choon was 9min 43.65ec. The championships will be held at the Chinese Swimming Club. starting
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    DEWS HITS BRIGHT 65 NOT OUT FOR SOUTH FEDERATION
    310 14 DEWS HITS BRIGHT 65 NOT OUT FOR SOUTH FEDERATION SEREMBAN, Fri. The Ceylon cricketers had lost three wickets for 38 runs at the close in reply to South Federation's 183 in their two-day match which began here today. Play was delayed for nearly two hours because of rain. The match
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    England get 412, then rout W.I. for 89.
    211 14  - England get 412, then rout W.I. for 89. SIR LEN HUTTON By THE OVAL x elegant Tom veney. i, night, at second I land inn in under < today. se< fifth TinEngland Indies. England from 283 in put a -ov lunch tit: COse Of 1)1; West Indirs Englanr! way to
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    Lock icon County cricket result
    155 14 I LONDON, Fri. Results in today's cricket matches were: At Leicester, Match abandoned (rain). Leicestershire 258 and 188-7 dccl. iHallam 74). Essex 200. (Leicester two points i. At Northampton, Northamptonshire beat Derbyshire by 135 runs. Northampton 117 and 215. Derbyshire 146 and 51 (Tribe 6-161. (Northampton 12
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      59 14 TEVNIB: Malayan championships (third day), padang, 9 a.m. SWIMMING: Singapore national championships, Amber Road. 3-30 p.m. SOCCER: Ang Soon Hoe Cup: Pasir Panjang B.C. v SHB 8.C., Buona Vista Road.. ATHLETICS: Singapore Business Houses championships. Jalan Besar. 2 p.m.; Achilles Club championships, Parrer Park, 3 P.m. BOXING: Kirn Xl Slong
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