Singapore Standard, 20 August 1955

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    15 1 Singapore Standard fu**JL Jt vH SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 I X PACKS IT> (KNTS
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    Lock icon Mutiny Breaks Out In Sudan
    51 1 Mutiny Breaks Out In Sudan 13. f of to have m broken of the i n n: n all sitting Jay. portfd n Suda- nr.fl ting fa n :n ...iiva nt »r -ition l.ortly tnde- '.nion which tho I Ml -I n:t r,tiii int-i «il proclaimed thr inutinv <>l the
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    Lock icon Rebel Reds spirit Two into Jungle
    37 1 19, CAP)— :n Central •v kidnapu. German. I)< ngala nricc, and n named to a delay- ar reach•ilinsj be- I ncala unr terror. p and v into the t the re-
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    Lock icon RUBBER UP
    11 1 of to grade rt ol the l> PAGE 10)
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    Lock icon Tiniest Baby Born At KK —And Lives
    137 1 lIIK. "tiniest baby in the world" weighing exactly one pound am IS ounces uht-n born at the Kandan? kcrhau Hospital 45 days au<> is still alive and as normal as any other child in the hospital nursery. since its birth, the child a
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    Lock icon RUSSIA ACCEPTS
    24 1 RUSSIA has accepted West uin Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's proposals for discussions in Moscow next month, it was announced in Bonn yesterday Reuter
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    Lock icon SABOTAGE at GASWORKS
    282 1 It's The Work Of Someone Who Knows, Says Fire Chief Firemen Foil Daylight Arson Bid SABOTEURS picked on the Kallang Gas Works in Singapore as the target of an arson attack yesterday afternoon when they set tire to the top platform of a main conveyor in the
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    Lock icon Don't Scare Capital Away— Boyd
    802 1 Don't Scare Capital Away— Boyd 'Fate Of Singapore Rests With Its Own People' THE greatest danger to Singapore today is the failure to recognise how precarious the trading economy of the country can be, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, said at a press conference yesterday.
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    Lock icon PENANG TICKET WINS $350 000
    206 1 PENANG TICKET WINS $350 000 KANGAR. Perils. Fri.— A ticket sold in Pcnang won the $350,000 first prize in the 31st Federation Social and Welfare lottery which was drawn here today. The winning number was *****73. The second prize ticket was sold in Johore. Two fourth prizes were won by
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    Lock icon Woman Dies In Ambush
    82 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A woman was killed and a child injured when terrorists fired at a local passenger train just south of Layang Layang. Johore. this morning Both were Chinese. Yesterday terrorists ambushed a police scout car in the Kota Tinggi district of Johore. and just
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    Lock icon THEY COULDNT EVEN SPELL
    56 1 DERBY. England. Aug. 19 (Router) The Chief Constable of Derbyshire has complained in his annual report that "really fine specimens of men who cannot spell the simplest words or do the easiest sums, and whose reading had not got beyond the comic papers" have to be
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    Lock icon Army Driver On Murder Charge
    40 1 HONGKONG. Aug. 19 (UP> —James Richard Becker. 22--year-old Royal Army driver, will go on trial on Monday on charges of murdering a Chinese girl Berker was accused of slaying 18-year-old Evelyn Fung on May 20.
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    Lock icon Film On Baden Powell Story
    55 1 LONDON, Aug. 19 (Reuter) —The life story of the late Lord Baden Powell, founder of the International Boy Scout and Girl Guide Movement, i.s to be filmed next year by an American studio, producer Frank Lloyd announced here last night. The film will be released
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    Lock icon No To Portugal
    24 1 CEYLON has turned down Portugal's request for permission to establish a legation in Colombo, a Government spokesman said in Colombo. Reuter
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    Lock icon I Really Had It Tough In Malaya, Says Chief Scout
    132 1 TORONTO, Aug. 19. (AP) Lord Rowallan is in for a busy time at the world .jamboree at Niagara-on-the-lake. but he figures he has had it tough before. "This is really nothing like my two-week visit to Malaya." the Chief Scout
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    Lock icon This Fire Was No Accident
    39 1 photo. A FIREMAN perched high on a turntable ladder sprays j water onto the roof of the burning building at the Kallang Gas Works, Singapore, yesterday. Others tackle the fire from the road. Standard
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    Lock icon Colour Bar Hits Diving Champion
    276 1 Estate Men Snub Sammy Lee SAX FRANCISCO, Aug. 19, (AP)— Dr. Sammy Lee, world-famed Korean-American who twice won an Olympic diving championship, has twice been refused purchase of a home in Garden Grove, near Los Angeles, the Chronicle said today. Real estate operators in Southern
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    Lock icon Attlee Back To Health Again
    39 1 LONDON. Aug. 19 (Router) —Mr. Clement Attlee. 72--year-old leader of the Labour Opposition in the British House of Commons, has completely recovered from cerebral thrombosis which recently affected his health, his wife said today.
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    Lock icon Express Wrecked
    54 1 MARKED TREE. Arkansas. Aug. 19 (UP) The Kansas City-Florida special, of the Frisco Railroad was reported wrecked today. A Frisco Railroad spokesman said that the rear chair car was "tossed off the wheels and was loaning up at a 45 degree angle." Five passengers were reported killed and
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    Lock icon Army Raid Was A Joke
    75 1 LONDON. Aug. 19. (Router) —Four young army officers have confessed that they took part in a raid on an army camp near Rhyl. North Wales. last Monday as a "practical joke." the War Office announced today. Th« raid, in which a srntrv was tru.sM-d up.
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    Lock icon HUNDREDS APPLY FOR STRIKERS' JOBS AND COUNCIL ENGAGES 250
    347 2 HUNDREDS APPLY FOR STRIKERS' JOBS AND COUNCIL ENGAGES 250 THE Singapore City Council yesterday put 80 nightsoil and refuse vans on the roads to keep the City clean, in spite of the strike by the Council's labour force. The Council also recruited about 250 casual labourer] to man these vehicles
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    Lock icon Schmidt To File For A Divorce
    63 2 Schmidt To File For A Divorce SACRAMENTO. California. ten. Airman D.w. Bchn wife >ncr 61 the Cn!--s Con: Mr uit "nn 1 than Mr. i here *y. Mr Wf lch sal i Schmidt ild ai for the two-and-a-half ir old -on Danny, born in. r-< Id wife lumberjack :d Fine
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    Lock icon Back From ICFTU Talks
    202 2 MR V. Rajgopal. the Singapore trade union loadei who attended the third conference of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions in Vienna returned yesterday He also attended the International I abour Organisation conference in Geneva and travelled three week^ in Europe stud.ving trade unions. The
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    Lock icon City Council Makes 2 End-the-Strike Offers
    706 2 City Council Makes 2 End-t he-Strike Offers 'Gesture Of Our Goodwill^ 4 tip THE Singapore City Council, at its special "end-the-strike" meeting yesterday, decided to make two offers to the Federation of City Council Labour Unions, whose 10,000 members have been on strike for the past three days. The first
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    135 2 l<M\(,rtibb«rpri<^ f rents per Ib in Sibjl pm ycNtddiv i jj liu>i-r«> >eflfl ,N«. 1 X Spot I imim' l I.^ Nn I I Tour Stead? us ptH i I Tho price «'i ir "V tt'lli.is Uis v |ifl pK ul l>.«.\n HI fl ,\ii J I.S.S *»fit|pm«M
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    Lock icon Mr. Jaganathan Warns Unions Of Outside Danger
    286 2 are certain elements in his midst whose interests are not the real welfare of the City Council workers, but something else. He has more opportunities to be aware of this than I have," he said. He asked Mr. Rcngasamy as a responsible trade
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    Lock icon 28 Days For Sleeping
    70 2 TWO BRITISH ioMiers i each sentenced u> l'B detention by a Singapore Di trict Court Martial for I ing while on sentry duty. They were Pte. F W band Pte. Charts Drain, both of 30 Battalion, RAOC. n separately, Beldom and D. were found guilty by
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    Lock icon Threatens Suicide If Remanded
    66 2 MM Ah Kwee yesterday told the Seventh Magistrate he would commit suicide if he was sent back to the Remand Prison. "The other prisoners will beat me up if I am sent back," he said Lim faces a charge of attempted extortion of SlO.OOO. His request
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    Lock icon AND HOW IS THE LITTLE ONE?
    55 3 lady Black Speaks To A Mother photo. LADY BLACK stops to speak to a Chinese mother at the headquarters clinic of the Singapore FatTiily Planning Association yesterday- Others (from left to right) are Mrs. T. P. F. McNeice, Mrs. Lilian Yung. Lady Patricia, and
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    Lock icon At The Red Cross And FPA Clinic
    208 3 im in* bet wrfk- tr*" isits I t<l\ Patricia „f the i v v i s iaj »3 the wife r mar, l.ady i: < r Library at (ieneral Hospital, and to the headquarters link- of the Family Planning Association. Thry remained about
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    Lock icon Air Force Police Graduation
    34 3 Air Force Police Graduation \V P -:nFar rdaj mmdc Royal Air held jrf terd n uided by on A b Police Sikh i auxiliarr c<>'.r-e. v i. 1 comprla ol -\nd No 31 I
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    Lock icon Competition For First Aid Men
    105 3 ST. JOHN Ambulance Brigade Pan-Malayan First Aid competition is expected '<> be some time this year, states the "Unicorn" the oflicia] Brigade bulletin. The contest, which was first thought of by Singapore's Brigade Commissioner, Dr. P C. Kwan, is to boost un ftrsi aid activities
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    Lock icon PORK SEIZED
    36 3 MALACCA. Fri. Tan Choo. 45, was fined $100 in the Sessions Court today for possession of the carcass of j a full grown pig not slauehtered at the Municipal abattoir. The pork was confiscated.
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    Lock icon ASSEMBLYMAN DROPS CHARGES IN SUMMONS FOR DEFAMATION
    290 3 ASSEMBLYMAN DROPS CHARGES IN SUMMONS FOR DEFAMATION A PROGRESSIVE Assemblyman. Mr. Lim Koon Teck, yesterday shook hands with his rival, a defeated Democratic candidate. Mr. Tan Eng Joo, and a supporter, Mr. Chuang Hui Tsuan. in the Singapore Second District Court Mr. Tan and Mr. Chuang claimed trial to a
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    Lock icon OATHS OFFICER IS ACQUITTED
    209 3 'Shouldn't Have Been Charged' ANG Soon Khiam, a Commissioner for Oaths attached to the Singapore Police Courts, was acquitted yesterday in the Second District Court, when charges of giving false evidence in court and furnishing false information to a police officer were withdrawn against him by
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    Lock icon Fishmonger's 600 Workers To Get Salary Rise
    227 3 Fishmonger's 600 Workers To Get Salary Rise SIX HUNDRED workmen employed by wholesale fish dealers in Singapore will 'get a wage increase from this month This follows an agreement between the fi*h dealers and representatives or their employees signed in the Labour Ministry yesterday. According to the agreement, workers who
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    Lock icon Conductor Who Hit Passenger Bound Over
    184 3 Conductor Who Hit Passenger Bound Over A SINGAPORE Traction Company bus conductoi was yesterday convicted in the Fifth Magistrate's Court and released on a six-month bond for beating up a passenger with a ticket puncher. The passenger. M. G. Hussein told the court that on June 9. he boarded a
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    Lock icon Rescued Drowning Girls—Four Praised
    175 3 Rescued Drowning Girls— Four Praised IPOH. Fri.— Royal Humane Society certificates were presented today to two members of the Kinta Valley Home Guards and two civilians of Papan— a small mining town nine miles west of Ipoh. These four men rescued two 11-year-Old girls from drowning m a disused mining
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    Lock icon 1st. Scout Jamboree
    41 3 JAKARTA. Aug. 19 (AP> Five thousand boy scouts representing 42 organizations throughout Indonesia, are attending this country* first jamboree at Karung Taruna near Pasar Minggu. There are also guest scout groups from Malaya. Singapore and the United States.
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    Lock icon BUSMEN TO TELL THE 'TRUE FACTS'
    244 3 All Unions Invited To Meet THE Singapore Traction Employees Union has invited delegates from all local trade unions to attend a meeting at the Union's headquarters tomorrow. The pwrpo.se of the meeting, according to the Union's, secretary, Mr. Hasnim bin Idris is to acquaint
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      178 3 LAST DAY TO-DAY OF 01 R 81st ANNIVERSARY SALE JUS A. Printed Pongee Silk Blouses tr Skirts I* ict L y j I #j USA Printed Wcfflc fvJ Pique Blouse I $25 50 set HBP^ USA. Printed %F /L^ $7 80 w >jS M *Ifjl B. ■■.>. i USA Borderic
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    Lock icon DON'T NEGLECT CRAFTS
    290 4 MacG. Opens MAHA Display KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Sir Donald MacGillivray, Federation High Commissioner, warned Malayans today that the existence of the country's craftsmen would be seriously threatened if the present generation concentrated too much on the sciences an& book-learning and neglected the arts of their forebears. Opening
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    22 4 THE NEW Nominated Council of Malacca will hold its first meeting next Tuesday, Aug. 23. it was announced last night.
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    Lock icon Oil Suit Is Ingenuity Misapplied— Diplock
    703 4 Oil Suit Is Ingenuity Misapplied Diplock MR. Kenneth Diplock Q.C., submitted in the Singapore High Court yesterday that the $6,000,000 claim by three Dutch oil companies, against the War Damage Commission, was "indeed the first case*' so far as he could ascertain, in which such a claim had ever been
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    Lock icon Perak Craftsmanship
    61 4 Photo. \AX exquisite model of a Chinese temple, made by inmates of the Perak Anti- 5 Tuberculosis Association's Rehabilitation Centre at Batu Gaiah, is a highlight of Z Z the state stall at the MAHA exhibition which opened in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Z Z On (he left can
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    Lock icon Community Centre Offers Apologies
    306 4 Explanation To Lennox-Boyd THE Kirn Kcat Avenue Community Centre in Singapore has written to the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, explaining 1 why none ot its officials turned up to welcome him and Lady Patricia when they visited the housing estate on Thursday. '"This action was
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    Lock icon EX-BANK CLERK GETS 18 MONTHS
    247 4 EX-BANK CLERK GETS 18 MONTHS TAY EXG WAH was yesterday sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment in the Singapore Assizes for criminal breach of trust of $2,500 between March 10. and 11. when he was a ledger clerk at the Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation. He was acquitted on the first charge
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    Lock icon 15-Year-Old Boy Fined For Outrage
    152 4 15-Year-Old Boy Fined For Outrage A IVYEAR-O T .D shop assistant. Ang Tian Lye. who outrage the modesty of a 14-year-old schoolgirl was yesterday fined 5100 and put on a $1,000 bond by the Singapore Fourth Magistrate, Mr. J. If. Deve-reux-vJolebourn The girl told the court that when she was
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    Lock icon CINEMA BOSS FINED $100
    41 4 TEOW Kay Seng, assistant manager of the "Siglap Million" open-air cinema was yesterday fined SI 00 in the Seventh Magistrate's Court for faring to put entertainmentduty stamps on 122 twentycent tickets for a performance on June 15.
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    27 4 ALL Australian post offices will issue a new 3Ad. postage stamp to commemorate the Centenary of Florence Nightingale founder of the nursing profession in September.
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      72 4 Weather Report MINIMUM 11 MHI RMI Rl From 7.:i0 p m. Aug. 18 to 7 30 a.m. Aug. 19. Singapore (7:iF>; Penang <7.">Fi; Kota liahru «7iFi: Kuala Lumpur Ij oh (?3FI; Kuantan (?tr|. Msxioam Jrmprraturc: From 7.:.0 a.m. to 7 :50 p.m. \iiij. 19. Singapore «87Fi: Prnang IMF); Kota liahru
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    Lock icon AIRLINE CHIEF SAYS OUR RUNWAY BEST
    194 5 SINGAPORE'S new airport at Paya Lebar i s a signi.lv.ant development for Ma.d>a highlighting the yita. importance of the island as the air rentre of s -r. A>ia. said Mr C O lumer. chief cxc itive and central managct (if Qantas E ipire Airways,
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    Lock icon Rea Takes Over At A Trying Time
    216 5 Mr. J. T. Rea. who assumed th<» presidency of the re City Council yestrruay. fti congratulated by repreaentmtlTes of all political parties at the .>pecial meetlni of the Council yest^rdav evening. Fir>t to congratulate Mr. R»-a wma Mr. A. P Rajah iPr< re>.
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    Lock icon MALAYANS ENJOY TINNED WINE
    26 5 MALAYANS ENJOY TINNED WINE Zain of .lohorr and Stella Labrooy of Kuala Lumpur. Maiaya. sample some of the new tinned wine outside Malaya House London, recently.
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    Lock icon HUNDRED ON STRIKE IN ESTATE
    276 5 HUNDRED ON STRIKE IN ESTATE Trouble Started Over Conductor's Dismissal KLANG, Fri. Workers of another rubber estate near Klang went on strike this morning in protest against the dismisaal of a conductor. In the second strike since the A.lianr-e Government came into power a fortnight p. 2,0 more ina n
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    Lock icon For Trial On Rape Charge
    143 5 A MAX. who was a.ieged to have raped hi.s 16-year-o!d step-daughter was yesterday rommittod for trial in the HigH Court by the Singapore Fifth Magistrate, Mr R. B. Pates, a' the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry. Tony Tom Ah Xee, 33. was charged with the
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    Lock icon 'May I Hang Him For You, Miss?'
    107 5 'May I Hang Him For You, Miss?' A SOBBINCi 15-year-old girl, Lin Soon Lee, refused to accept an apology in a Sing? pore court yesterday from her brother-in-law who had slapped her on the face. "What do you want me to do? Ilan^ him or send him to jail?" asked
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    Lock icon 7 Face Fake Note Charge
    68 5 SEVEN people a woman among them were yesterday produced be ion, the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. J.M. Deve-reux-Colebourn. lor alleged trafficking in 130.000 counterfeit Indonesian rupiahs between July 16 and Aug. 18. They were Lim Yun T.-on? Pan Chat Chang. Choons Pan Cheng. Lo You Ling.
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    Lock icon Mr. Lee May Advise Strikers
    121 5 Mr. Lee May Advise Strikers THE Singapore City Council Labour Union federation whose 10.000 members are on strike since Wednesday ma" have Mr Lee Kuan Yew. People's Action Party Secretary as their legal adviser. The Secretary o: the Fede- ration. Mr. OS. Rengasamy told The Standard last night that an
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    Lock icon New Telecoms Regulations
    39 5 NEW regulations have come into force in Singapore empowering the Director of Telecommunications to prohibit the use of any apparatus for wireless telegraphy in ?hips in Colonial waters and in aircraft in or over the Colony.
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    Lock icon Last Party At Kallang
    91 5 KALLANG Airport saw its last social function last night when staff of Malayan Airways (Kalian- Branch) jot together for an "Old Memories Party" at the Airport. The party was given by Mr. C. P. Potts. Chief storekeeper and Mr. T. F. Kingston, stock controller Mr. Potts
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    Lock icon CALLING THE GROUP '0'
    38 5 THE Sinsaporo Blood Transfusion Scrvico wants more donors with Group "O" blood. During the week ending Aug. 17. more than 136 people gave their blood to the Bank. Of these 69 were new donors
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    734 6 Singapore Standard "I Am Ashamed...." IK.BUC sympathy with Singapore's Chief Minis- lUzcnsol this C those who by codes Mid behaviour have ipport and help the leader of their tration to weather the storms bout them can apprebitt« i »inUnent and chagrin which I ied when he rence to what was
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    971 6  - NEW SLOGAN FOR SOVIET INDUSTRY SPECIALISATION EDWARD CRANKSHAW By THERE is a new slogan for Soviet industry. It is Spelion. By specialisation meant in effect, rationalisation. And the dominant feature ol the next Five- will not be expansion (though this will contin id but the Intensive exp.oitation of existing rclources.
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    Lock icon THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME
    840 6  - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME Aster Gunasekera By rpiiE clownishly Insensible behaviour of the opponents to the Labour Front Government of Singapore on Thursday cannot :.w Chief Minister David Marshall of the Justified pride he feels in having won tr*e clay in his constitutional talks with the Secretary of
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    215 6 Sir: Dolce For Kiente*t letter from Pahang pul i'd in ihc Singapore Standard on August 10 was not a moment too soon. One of the moff per.--questions betltfl IMStd IMO is W.H.4T ii going to happen to the education of the pupils w)io are prc\>arn)g for their annual
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    Lock icon 'Twas A Long Wait For Them
    299 6 "•,y Sir: Applicants for Government's Teaching and Medical Bursaries were asked to attend for an interview by the Bursaries Committee on 16th August, 1955 at 9.30 a.m. at the Department of Education. About 40 applicants in a group were asked to attend at the
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    Lock icon Shorts from the Talks
    175 6 Shorts from the Talks "pREAT King Penguins. T like all Penguins, come ashore to breed in very large rookeries, but unlike most Penguins, though like the Emperors, they don't even try to make any excuse for a nest. They lay one egg and incubate it by balancing it on top
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    Lock icon SAYINGS OF THE WEEK
    150 6 "The only original Chinese Nudes in Europe* 1 Playbill outside the Chelsea Palace. This country has long boasted that it is a land of saints and scholars. There is nothing saintly or scholarly in carrying explosives into the midst of peaceful people to terrorise or kill
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    9 6 REVIEWS OF VIEWS Farrv Jil Mr v m i
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    146 6 Message to Marshall FROM IM( in,. I 2 Sin-.ip,,!( 5 h< rdd ministers ha\ c ti J itaii War J And w.,,,1 1 %uthori(> and 5 with lii.j 5 "Mill<Mn,;n. rrllem p" and i Un J ti)c> v.ilk J Take it or \(iull iind y«g li\ H<'incmlMr thai tlif .Mainl.md
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    107 7 CHICAGO. Aug 19 (UP) The torrential rains of hurriranc Diane a storm which was supposed to be dead, sent disastrous flood waters rollit 1 across large areas of four states in the Northeastern United States today. Streams rose with irresistible speed in Pennsylvania, New \ork. Connecticut
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    58 7 BANGKOK. Aug. 19. <Reuter)—Coups d'rtat are now outmoded in Thailand, Premier Pibul Scnggram told a Pre^s Conference here today. He said an- coup now would mean the overthrow of the King, the National Assembly and public institutions like the Press. The people, now aware of what is
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    187 7 MEKNES, Au^ 19, (Reuter) Rioting broke out today in the Arab quarter of Kenifra in the Mckncs area where .Moroccan demonstrators sacked and let lit to Luropean-owned shops. It was not immediately known if there were any casualties. First reports said that a demonstration
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    107 7 60 Hurt After Bomb Attack nantes. i ranci Aug. 19 (UP> St< d national guardsmen b< ai back :al thousand CommunistIncited metal workers with clubs and te&n i alter a bomb was hurled into the soldiers ranks. The headquarters of Departmental (BtaU I CJovernment said tit that some 70 person,
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    76 7 33 Cypriots Held In Dawn Swoop NICOSIA. Cyprus. Aug. 10 (UP>— Police arrested suspects yesterday in an islandwide swoop that netted several prominent Cypriots. Troops as.-istcd p<,ii c In the early morning surorisc raid 'hat brought to 57 the number of detainees recently imprisoned. During the raid 14 ritlos were
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    198 7 SEOUL, Aug. 19— Small numbers of South Korean demonstrators, continuing their two-week campaign to drive out Communist truce inspectors, remained at five port cities yesterday but no violence was reported. The largest group was an PStimated 250 at the South-East Port of Pusan. In
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    218 8 'Great Victory For Marshall' Says Guardian LONDON. Aujj. 1». (Keuter) The Manchester (iiuidun today fifTTTtH the view that Mr. David Marshall. (hie! Minister in Singapore's first elected rmiWlll Ikk won a ureat personal victory in the ■en < onstitution.il arranuements for the Colony. described Singapore as a G rnmeni is
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    96 8 M|s> N ■N I I British \\.itrr tli\inrr. uho arrivrd in Singapore >es1 1\ for :i lix-veei as■mHnt \w\\\ uroiip of rubbi-r estates m Ku.il.i sefeuM»«ff. pruf»'s>itujal water diviaef 1 «»r l.i^t m\ \«ars. >.iitl that uatrr b institutional. 1 th. i j.u art a ih
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    56 8 photo. FRENCH actress Martine Carol (lett), American actor Kirk Douglas and Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida sup at the Monte Carlo. (France). Sporting Club during the Aug. 14 gala held in aid of anti-polio funds. During the gala Gina sang in public- for the first time. Kirk Douglas
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    335 8 Police To Enforce Strict Watch STRONG police measures will be taken to see that nothing mars the opening of the Singapore Airport at Paya Lebar, today. Special traffic regulations will be enforced from 3.30 p.m. to 6.15 p.m. The general public will not be allowed
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    63 8 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Housing Lo a Gow In 'he Abdul Humid bin Haji patron of a rharity film show A: (Hir istani) in aid c Malay F. rs 1 We fare Orgai alay Farm. f ie will be shown at Ihe i Gey ang Serai,
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    27 8 SIXGAPORKG Chief Justice. Sir Charles MurrayAynsley, leaves the Colony by the Hessenstein tomorrow for Japan on holiday, before proceeding to the United Kingdom on retirement.
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    24 8 TWELVE pieces of iron sheets valued at $1,300 have been reported stolen from a vacant site at Kallang Pudding Road, Singapore, yesterday.
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    207 8 POLICE HOLD TEN IN DUD NOTES PROBE unve i o Smash Raci- 1\ SINGAPORE Police hove arrested ten pcoolr an intensified drive to smash one of the most lycrotiv' 0 lh^d 0 Colony— the forging of Indonesian rupiahs and scllirJV r Ckcfs m d businessmen engaged in illegal trade with
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    116 8 Singapore drama groups, the Teachers' Training Colleg< .mbcr Of schools, wi.i hear lecture? next month on dr; production, when the known adj and producer, Mr. Charles T i arrives for an 11-week-' visit in the Colony and the I lion. Mr. Thorn ture under the i
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    190 8 THREE City Council strikers were charged in Singapoic yesterday two with intimidation and the other with obstruction. Retnasami Natasa Thevai and Thiagarajan Chinnappa Thevar claimed triai in the Filth Magistrate's Court to two charges of criminal intimidation. They were alleged to have threatened a City
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    179 8 BANGKOK. Aug. 19 (Reutcr I—Thailand1 Thailand would favourably consider recognition of an independent Malaya and would negotiate agreements with it and provide it with assistance as i.i the cases of Burma. Cambodia and Laos. However. Thailand would not at present provide "underground" assistance to independence movements in
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    247 8 PENANG, Fri. A programme assistant of Radio Malaya, Michael William Ellery, told a Coroner's Court here today that when he and dn Indian carried an in jured, unconscious girl to two houses at Jeiutoni: Village lor aid, the tenants closed the door on them. Mr.
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    96 10 R.I. Reports Boost The Rubber Mart -PRICE GOES UP 4 Cts. TIIK rubber market in StegapMTC yesterday closed \rr\ ste*d; at tour cents abo\e Thursday, first gT*4c rubber for September shipment beins quoted 51. 39| per Ib. Quota! :it Si 35 on an uncertain market recovered r >" v th
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    107 10 TIIF Malayan rubber industry may lace a threat from Pakistan where the manufacture of rubber uoods from locally produced late.v has proved successful, according to cabled reports from Chittagong. Rubber planting in East Pakistan began in 1952 i imported Malayan seeds. Seme II res
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    67 10 BURMA will be linked with 96 r > of the world's teleprn n« by the end of 1950 with equipment now being installed, the International Telephone and Telegraph Company reported .n New York. High-powered radio-tele-phone and radio-telegraph equipment Is beinu Installed by Standard Telephones and Cables
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    508 10  - SCHEME FOR FORWARD CONTRA RUBBER SALES PETER KUM By Govt. Agrees In Principal KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Federation Govern I agreed in principle to consider bringing into force arc f^ for forward contract sales of rubber and tc fix >tlc "*ciJ The Standard understands. 'n QfI ,JH Details of this
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    274 10 New U.S. Firm To Fight Bulk Cargo Competition By BERNARD IHLLIAMS THE American President Lines, whose caW and passenger vessels are regular callers in Malayan waters, have announced the formation of American Bulk Cargo*! Inc.. i.n tnniumtinn wit. the I acifi. Far Kast linrs to capture bulk cargo from ■•feign
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    57 10 PKTURin from left are: Mr. II F. Clements; Mr. 1. (i. Salmond; Mr. .1. M. Jumanho\ Mr. Yap Pheng (ieek: Mr. Alan Lennox -Boyd; Mr. David Marshall and Mr. A. M. Mackintosh. Others who attended were: Mr. I). T. Assomoll; Mr. .1. A 1). Morrison: Mr. Tan Puay Hee: Mr.
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    119 10 Boyd At Trade Meeting THE Secretary of State for the Colonies. Mr. Alan Len-nox-Boyd. held a meeting with the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. David Marshall, and members of the Singapore Trade Advisory Council yesterday to discuss the Colony's economic problems. The meeting, which lasted two hours, was held
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    27 10 PROFITS of Australian public companies rose to l/j per rent, on shareholders' funds in 1954. according to the latest analysis by tho Australian Commonwealth Bank.
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    158 10 Ships In Harbour OITKR KOADS y. Akibasan Maru, Pakhoi. Nimikoi. Bat a via. Else Nraersk. Steel Director, Belleruphon. Eastern Venture. Gen. Van Goens. Sangola. North Star. X issa. Hessenstei Golden Cape. INMR ROADS Legundi. Serdang, Tg. Pinang. Stia. Beetong. Pailowa, Lawa J. W, i Sing. Pacific. Mvi Hock. Lawu. Gi
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    159 10 ALL sections of the Malayan share market experienced another quiet day with fractional and irregular price movements, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers Association yesterday. Price changes announced by the Association yesterday were INDUSTRIALS Buyer.- Seller? M. Breweries 3no 3.40 Spore Traction: Orri> 26 27 <;
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    90 10 SINGAPORE sharebrokers resterday reported the business di nc: Fod Disp $3,071: W. Hammer $2.57J; M. Colls. 80 to 84 lo 82 rents": McAlister $3,121: Metal Box $1.40: Spore Cold Stoiagt 11.67J: Sir. uts Steamship $13; W. .larks s:> l2\ overnight Larut 9 Lower Perak 13 read v
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    488 10 \*im***-Amd Ca^^>\ INDONESIAN arrivals into Singapore, despite the present high robber prices which must have seemed attractive, have been below recent weeks, says the weekly market report of Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co. Ltd. Thr cancellation of export licences from there, which has been rumoured freely
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    53 10 SOME 1.000 tons of pepper a nionth are exported from Singapore to America, Europe and other parts of the world. Thj bulk of the supplies comes from North Borneo and Indonesian territories. Picture shows the spite being handled in the godown of the produce firm of Buan
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      1522 12 By SCRUTINEER PINK TICKET seems all set to show a smart field of Class Two sprinters the way home in the main sprint over six furlongs (Race Five) today, final day of the Singapore Turf Club August Meeting at Bukit Timah.
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      204 12  - THE LAST WORD TRUNDLE HILL By «f, Stage Show II 1 I Colo ir h Credit B r u o'. prove 3 on V. k c A greal Forage l I Star I Sap] take 1 tip for Two Dimension. Sl», .\'j* a very inspir- g >1 re. Igi it
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      186 12 RACE SIX The Stewards Cup over ninr furlongs should resol\e into a threc-rornerrd battle among topw eight OCEAN PEARL, ('.olden Melody and Littl 0 Pappa. My vote goes to GOLDEN MELODY Golden Melody ran a fair rate last Saturday over the mile. With 8.10 lie finished seventh to James
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      135 12 PAD] FIELD towers over this Class three field and should account tor them over the 11 miles Running after a threemonth spell ho put up a creditable display when he finished a strang seventh to Gular II on th» first day. That race must have improved him considerably
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      112 12 DESPITE the heavy ground conditions, seven new records were established at the annual Combined Malay Schools athletic meet held at Jalan Besar Stadium on Wednesday. The new records were set in the 100. 220. 440. and 880 yards the 80 metres hurdles, lonu jump, and the hop
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      250 12 THERE were seven walkovers in the Singapore Badminton Association's Schoolboys tournament which began at the Badminton Stadium yesterday morning. In the singles, firm favourite for the title, Lim Wei Lon, (Oldham Methodist) was given a walkover by Hamza Mohd; P. Ridgeway gave a walkover to
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    315 13 Hopman Accuses Officials Of 'Rudeness' SYDNEY, Austrolio, Aug. 19, (AP)— Harry Hopman, Australian Daris Cup captain, accused American tennis officials of "impertinence" yesterday and added: "I am not going to have any American tennis officials and sports writers running my team for me." i nadc nil ient hone conversation with
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    33 13 .TOHANNKJSBt'RC;. Au& 10 (Reuter). Robert Cohen of Frai his _;ht box ins S h African Wi c X on Sep <j(T gymnaMonday be- i reducing weight stated by :jer M.
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    610 13  -  WILLIAM NEWMAN By LONDON, Auff. 19, (Kcuter)—One of the most critical phases in the long history of English football looms up on Saturday as 96 clubs swins into action to open tht arduous, eiffht months Leigue and Tootball Association Cup comi petitions. With Eigland's
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    183 13 MANCHESTER City, last season's Cup runners-up, are trying to arrange home and away games with Moscow Dynamo. They arc prepared it. guarantee the crack Ru^ian team s:3.000 as their share ol the gate for a floodlit match at Maine-road in October or November. Dynamo want
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    31 13 LONDON. Aug* 19 (Router; A Russian athlete 25-yrar-old. Vassily Vlassenko. today beat the world record for the 3.000 metres steepiecha.se clocking eight n^nutes 45.4 seconds, Moscow Radio reported.
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    136 13 NE' ORLEANS. Aug. 19 <Reut) A Civil district court:oday upheld the Louisia StaU' Athletic Comrsions rule barring boxin matches between Whitcnd Negro fighters. Jvc Walter Hamlin said such rule coulJ not be constructs an arbitrary use ot the amission's powers. Joifown. a New Orleans' NegrJght weight, had
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    243 13 TYSON FOR LANCS Rumour Says: LONDON. Aug. If) (Rcuter)—Prank "Typhoon" Tyson, the world".-, fastest bowler, may one day play for Lanca county of his b Strong rumours circulating in Manchester today suggested I ich a possibility. v. kcrl whether there i ;niv to n ".<> the i ports Tyson who
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    164 14 SINGATOUrS four by 110 yards relay tram \t->tenlav clocked the sensational time of 44.1 seconds just .2 sec outside the Malayan record On a 330-YARD TKACK! This was the fastest ever quarter-mile relay ever run in Singapore. The Mn-apore record stands at 4 4 >cc.
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    766 14 Ip And Chew Bee In The 'last 4' Malayan 1 Open 1 Tennis Tourney: J 2nd. Day! Gladys In Final IPOH, Fri. In a day of exciting tennis, K. H. Ip of Hongkong and Ong Chew Bee of Singapore showed the way to the semifinals of the men's singles while
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    333 14  - Henderson Gets 'Push' From Valberg To 6-2½ CONRAD NG By WELL DONE. Jerome Henderson. And thanks for assurance. While we are counting the days to the Malayai Gttan at Ipoh, Singapore can at least be sure vi one winner among the men. Henderson's 6ft. lUin. just one inch outside Lloyd
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    64 14 TIME Johore Ccy--y over K.-r.g GcorfC V School of Scrcmban .eir friendly cricket match ed at Balestief Road. pore. yestcr- The ended in an exciting draw. CeykntM who at one lost fo:r wickets foi 13 were I by s. H. lloorthj (not out 50 and Sivarajah (35). mil
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    44 14 lONDON. Fn. »Reuter) tv cricket results: \t l>«»\er: Worcestershire brat Worcestershire IN K-nt 50 and Ml on 73. Berry four for 40*. \t HiMldrrsfii-M: Yorkshire d necstcrshirc by 67 runs 100 and 21i> GloucesMre 168 and 84, tTrueman n for 30».
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    245 14 lft© >ards: 1 Tan Eng Yoon fSvifl 3 lan Soo Hian «Swift>. 1 :rn JH Choon (Achilles) 10 2 sees H«t yarns: 1. MS Maniam Tpow Seng < Swift*. 3 Raja "Schools' 2 mins. 11.6 Nhot Putt: 1 Maneh < Achilles >. 2 lok nf
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    457 14 MEN'S SINGLES FIRST ROI'ND I. im llei- Chin (S'porc) bt Lee tns C'heong (Pki 6-Z. 6-2. SECOND ROI'ND Gaa Koen Hie <Indm ht M. Vahaya »Sel.» »»-l. 6-4: Moses Tay (Pkt bt R. H. Marshall (Spore* 6-0. S-2 QUARTKR FINALS K. II Ip (Hon^kon^) bt Itjas
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    105 14 9..°»0 A.M.: Leong Khuan Nyean and Lim Thiam Chin vs. Clvnton Reed and Sinclair. Marshall and Miss Sheppard vs. Khong Kit Soon and Mrs. Ault. Fadzilla Nor vs. Musa. Ahmad Mokhtar vs. Christopher Then. 10.;J0: Pinto vs. Ferdinands. X.II Ip and Mrs. Tamworth vs. It.ias and Mrs. Claire
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    213 14 Kota Raja In Danger Of Being Sent Down Indian R.J 3 Kota Raja 1 KOTA RAJA, beaten 3-1 by Indian Recreation Club at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, are in grave danger of being sent down to Division Two next season. They have but the slimmest of chances of saving themselves
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    209 14 Rajaji SC Win In Extra Time ■Raja.ii S.C. 2 Town Rangers 1 (After extra time) A GOAL scored in the fourth minute of extra time oil' the rebound of a penalty kick enabled Raja.ii to win their Junior Cup-tie replay 2-1 against Town Rangers at Geylang Stadium yesterday. The two
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    173 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.—Football Association of Sclangor knockout competitions have attracted 25 entries. 10 for the Senior and 15 for the Junior tournaments. The competitions start early in September. RcUnins champions. Selangor Rangers nave entered two team* for the Senior but none in the Junior
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      13 1 The PAYA LEBAR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ajajghajghjas SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 195.-). i IM I.
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      671 1 Mr. Boyd To Open Million dollar Drome sIEW ERA dawns today for Singamercial centre of South-east :-»ith the opening of the $371 million al airport at Paya Lebar. »ds of spectators, among whom ore crs whose homes were originally on aho are honoured guests on this
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      68 1 SCALE model of the proposed $7^ million terminal building to be built at the new Poya Lebar International Airport, as viewed from the approach road. Pending completion of this building before 1958, the Airport offices will be using buildings adjoining the hangars. The model, which was assembled by a team
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      118 1 AIKMNK operators in conjunction with the Dep.-rlment of Civil Aviation will be the hosts at a cocktail party for the guests at the Singapore new International Airport today The party will take place after the opening ceremony by Secretary of State for the Colonies. Mr.
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      174 1 1,500 To See The Opening Ceremony Today ABOUT 1,500 guests will today witness the opening of Singapore's $37.5 million International Airport by the Secretary of State for Colonies, Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd. Under the first phase, nearly $27 million has been spent. By the time the taxi track, apron and parking
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      136 1 Paya Lebar Oddities AbO-feet Bo tree revered by Buddhists which stood in the path of the 8,000 feet runway posed a problem—how to move it away and make it live. This tree Krew from a saplin? taken from the original Bo tree in India by a Burmese priest who lives
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      370 1 A FULL and interesting programme has been arranged ior today's opening of the new Pay a Lcbar International Airport A flypast by ai reran 0} the Royal Air Force led by Harvard* of the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force will be one of the highlights
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        117 2 Congratulations SINGAPORE NO SUBSTITUTE j> for leadership f f *l) :^;^S%^y/^ A All tyre builders say their product is best—but V f^^'^^^?^^ S^^^bw4' tyre bu Y ers all over the world have bou 9 ht F^ more Good y ears than an y other make! Yes v%^ buyers have chosen
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      258 3 the tern. I building S new Airthr cons, beams. i.hcs and hrated and I* do pi >u-rinn. of the •«.red. thong I -ard. The work carried out by extensive. It includes the taking down of Hangar B at Kalian*, dismantling, transporting, cleaning, painting
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      16 3 Drift Meter For Planes oftcrri- peri! i g se ed all X I en- UP tO
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        124 3 at the New Airport I ■'■■'■'jj^^^ I^Li y "^Jj"' _^w. UIMP| vJ^^^^- 4T VC\\\D QPD\/irF I iilJ' WUK OtKv/Lt I way of life. It is our pride that we are i more than an AIRLINE we are a SERVICE. i A. I. I. serves London, Paris, Dusseldorf, Prague, Geneva, Zurich,
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      431 4 SIGNS OF RISING INTEREST 1 iil.lv I arc definite turboprop |M \rr pl.ints .uy IgWrtef •iiiitientK in the planning «»t tutu..- I S, militir. and ti\il transport pl mh 1 url)opro|>-driven Hies are la>ter than pistnn enuiiH':l plif 1 but •WCff than ttirbo.jctdrhen pfaUMS. I I :<
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      45 4 TIIF six girb at the Airport to help the public with information on the arrival \m\ (Upartine ot the planes. Standard picture shows (from left): Mrs. J. 31. Wearns Misses Katherine Tan, Eunice Lecomber, 3laggie Scow, Lena Chan and Daisy Tan.
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        60 4 > New Airport Hotel I Poyo Lebar AIR CONDITIONED INTERNATIONAL LOUNGE I or S: MALAYAN NON- AIR-CONDITIONED LOUNGE 1 Chinese and English Food Served i a- )> \> Dance on the Open Air Terrace I 1 to the strains of I i i 1 Gaspar and his Orchestra i with
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      780 5 SINGAPORE-CENTRE OF WORLD AIRWAYS nation Forms Qhlpst Link With Australia ♦•>t associauMralia and have been n<n. Down city has urne resting Im pioneer m Britain to i centre of Singaj also deveI roads ■c air the world few days Qantas ition of rwtn sec- route that date. Imperial r contract
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      123 5 Aussies Just Couldn't Believe it True ia 1936. short l a.s the folifying the v and punc- Qantas serng circulated Seavlew l pore one D. a party turnr waiter and me does the trrive?" I at the dining-room clock for r\ nt and replied: "In ten minutes, sir." Smiles <>t
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      73 6 SOME of the world's biggest, fastest and most revolutionary aircraft, including the "flying bedstead" with its vertical takeoff will be shown to the public at Farnborough next month. British aircraft constructors announced recently. But they will watch some ot them only in flight swooping and manoeuvring
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      61 6 I DURING at th»> top pit lure >ou would imagine Nou'sflf i»i a plane /oominvaß tin- airways. I in- dials. instruments mci ih»- men ttmnetvei t\r\ indication of Hm hi They Don't But *ou would he rompjeielv wrnr; These men arc in the latest trainins tie\in tor pilots
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      190 6 5½ MILES OF PIPING TO DRAIN AIRPORT PIPES and culverts for Paya Lebar Airport were all manufactured by Hume Industries (FE.) Ltd. to the special design of the Public Works Department. Manufactured by the centrifugallv spun process, developed by Humes, each 5-foot length of pipe can withstand an impact load
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      684 6 LA TEST ELECTRONIC MACHINE TO TRAIN PILOTS Airline's Drive For Safety And Efficiency IN THEIR ever-constant drive to provide the maximum of efficiency and safety, Scandinavian Airlines System have now ordered one of the finest machines possible for the training of their crews. This machine, the "Dc-menl" Flight Simulator Will
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      140 6 BRITISH makers o) radar equipment announce two new orders one to help aircraft flying Asian routes and the other to assist in iceather forecasting in Africa. The flying aid is an airCraft control radar set, ordered wr installation at Dum Dum Airfield, Calcutta. The
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      175 6 ORCHARD Motor Company Ltd take prid* i B the fact that Bedford Trucks mttt u>ed in thl construction of the new Pay a Letar Airport vh (r together they have laid tio.OOO tons ol bitumen covered a distance of about 30,000 miles each. These
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      330 7 Part Of Big Expansion Bid UNION OF BURMA AIRWAYS hos embarked upon an ous plan of expansion that will include new routes to China via Kunming and to Vietminh, Indo China. this proposal to should coincide with the openinternational airport at Paya
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      177 7 The Airborne Way of Moving House n a furniture removal by hv air ought to be not only also cheaper of transport 1 partly due to the considei A 1M m the lowei mane€ premiums and a nsit time, which ins that the fami a y in hotels for one
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      139 7 "WORK horse of the air" iias how Sir Frederick Handley-Page described his company's riew plane, the jour-engined Herald Transport which is expected to make its first flight within the yiexl jen~ necks. He ren<i ed it had been tailormade to mil the needs of Operators
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      439 7 And Then In Mid -Air It Happened... OF TRAVELLING WITH CHILDREN And then about ten hours from London it happened. The memory of those ten hours wiil live with me for ever, and neither time nor distance will dim it. It is no picnic
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      216 8 ...AND IN THREE YEARS ONLY WHEN the decision was made to build an international airport ot Paya Lebar, the Chief Engineer estimated that over 3J million cubic yards of earth would have to be moved in three years. ill and
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      127 8 All Done By Remote Control... A FLICK of a finger at the new extension to Britain's G.P.O. radio station near Rugby can put two countries into radio touch, telephony or telegraphy, and enable vital worldshaking messages to be exchanged, or two fardistance lovers to engage in romantic conversation. The man
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      52 8 SHELL AVIATION SERVICE Is at your service, world-wide with the latest and best equipment, manned by the most experienced crews at more than 1.500 airfields throughout the entire world. Picture above shows the Service Station which has been installed at the new Paya Lebar
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      210 8 Any Fool Can See A Hangar DURING the last war when air fields began dotting the British coun-try-side, people often wondered if the Air Ministry and the Ministry of Works were on speaking terms. The reason wa.s that. quite 1 often, the Ministry of Works would move on. to a
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      86 8 Prospecting By Plane IX Australia, prospectors are using famous British lighi aircraft to search for uranium deposits. They were chosen for the job because they van fly with complete reliability within 50 to «J0 feel of the ground. Detection equipment carried by themincludes scintillometers, which are instruments sensitive to the
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      93 8 This RAF Hawker Hunter jet fighter is definitely going down rapidly at that! Squaaron Leader Topp, ace RAF fighter pile* these latest jet fighters to put it through its acrobatic pGces ter flown by the same pilot recently set up on unofficial record I Edinburgh to Farnborough,
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      85 8 Air transport has played an important part in the fight against the dread disease of poliomyelitis (infantile paralysis* which has now reached a new height— thanks to the development of the Salk vaccine in the USA. Many thousands of Rhesu s monkeys were Deeded for the
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        31 8 T/z/5 famous trio played a big part in the new airport's construction J i^^^k^SS i it s? flHflß -i&i^r j*Bßpt ■#> ii >BORMEO c feU i—ryel.m.M SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, IPOH, PENAN G.
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      906 9 THE GREA TEST SHO W ON EARTH Earthmoving Now A Mighty Industry N lu> always been M I>V enormous resources, but thrse r°is limited to JJds t0 ex3 nd <" ntr °l them. trp in the these rci UM applicahand tools iv necessi- md comroai a' n buildI mounholes r.*
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      314 9 THE facilities required for modern transport is calling more and more for supplies of high quality asphalt and tarmacadam, especially for building runways at large airports and for new roads to carry modern fast transport. The firm or Frederick Parker Limited of Leicester. England have
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        96 9 KLM ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES offer congratulations to Singapore on the opening of the new International Airport at PAY A LEBAR. BY ALL WHO KNOWj^MjjMyr^^ HUME INDUSTRIES (F.E.) LTD. SOLE AGENTS for the «ft FOSTER TRANSFORMERS %l installed at XW^ Okt l^^ss^ Paya Lcbar Airport >/ v i Irj I B
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      1211 10 JUMBOS TRAVEL WORLD BY PLANE NOW Big Advances Made In Air Transportation IT seems strange to us today, observing the opening of a new, large international airport, to remember that, back in the days when Walt Disney produced "Dumbo. the story of the flyinc elephant, the concept of an airborne
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      105 10 HEXRICH C J. Fockc. of Amsterdam. who founded the German Focke-Wulf Company, has obtained a U.S. patent on an unusual aircraft that combines some teal .:es of ooth the helicopter and the airplane. The Invention, built for the government ot Br.iAl has a revolving
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      239 10 Caterpillars Latest Tractor Model Is The 'Boss Of The Crawlers' NOT EVERY earthmoving job needs the typo of power Qv i I a track laying tractor and Pava Lebar Airport with it i W|f M called for the haul speeds attainable only with Vl 9 m. ru bbcr w equipment.
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        457 10 fly 7| On business or vacation everybody welcomes the frcqu- I ency of SAS flights all over the world. Warmhearted service with that wonderful touch of Scandinavian hospitality makes air-travel by SAS the most memoroblc *l you ever had. I r To 73 cities in 41 countries on 5 continents
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      514 11 AIRLINE GETS A GOOD NAME CATHAY Pacific Air ways has now been operating an airline lor some nine years, and from the small beginning, there has developed a regional airline carrying worldwide recognition and reciprocation, with an excellent record for utilisation and punctuality. The progress of this
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      285 11 range of lighting equipment manufactured by The British <>n Co, Ltd., and available through The Borneo Co., Ltd., is displayed at the new Airport. et K .c stancity. are specie c so izontal re, hi lency, d.ibt proof, industrial d.:T ;ser fittings arc
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      45 11 THE Borneo Company. Limited ictre alto responsible lor the supply ot a large proportion ot the Airfield lighting fittings and control equipment. A total ot 415 Holophane hghtin a liltings with BTH Lamps and ti(>4 Parmeko Transformers were among the equipment supplied.
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      79 11 NEARLY 12.000 yards of Multicore Control Cables were supplied by The Borneo Company. Limited for the new Aiiport The cables were manufactured by The British Insulated Calender's Cables Ltd.. and were made to the high standards fix- ed by The Cable Makers Association These contain over
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        93 11 Speed, Punctuality, Reliability these are the .--^^l*- things that make C.P.A. service to Far Eastern Ports completely unsurpassed. C.P.A. is a British Airline, manned by British Pilots, mainty tamed by British Engineers. For all information concerning flight times and schedules, check with our booking offices to-day. Consult Malayan Airways Ltd.
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      235 12 NIK rkilipa Public A»!(h«ss equipment inI tilled William Jacks ,v (o. (Mala\.i) Ltd. at the new International Airport has bren desigft€i\ to meet the requirennrit tli.it sperdi will be intrlli-ihU- all over that part «>l Ike airi>ort building «>prn io pul)lic passcagers witliout
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      32 12 ONY AIK MO plane of the Garuda Indonesian Airways at Kalians Airpert. Ike built in steps art- on the left The earlier type of Convair ~4U nas steps on the ri^ht side.
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      468 12 IN the past few years Railar has become a household word. The various systems have reached the peak of efficiency but at the HUM time they have grown far more complex. Decca Radar Ltd.. ha.> recently perfected an Airfield "Radar System known simply as
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      241 12 Transporter Units Prove Valuable ROAD Machines (Dray ton) Ltd.. a British company, was formed immediately after the last World War to manufacture and market patented, now type equipment for use by Civil Engineers and Builders. The Road Machines "Swing Weighbatcher" and '■.Monorail" drivcrless transporter units were an immediate success and
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      388 12 PLANS UNDER CONSIDERATION SINGAPORE— the focal point of East-West travel anc the fabulous shopping centre of the Orient is a tempting port of call for most of the major airlines and will be even more attractive to them now thai the new International
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        53 12 <lA€KS> 4} IC^"" 1^ ONE OF THE 55 K.W. i McLaren brush generating sets I INSTALLED AT THE JOINT AIR TRAFFIC j CONTROL CENTRE I (Srus! iV Me s re ft qaruda Convair L/— 3L—^^ FOP YOUR < *^f gi NEXT FLIGHT amammm^^^ booking office: ut floor ba\k o» china
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      159 13 i \>l >Il)F mobile shovels were used istrttl— ot Pa\a Lebar Airport W into the asphalt plant main- machines arc based on the Mam Tractor and powered -1 Lngines. similar Chai-xside vailablc the new capacities up to 1 cubic < n mww* IU application In
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      14 13 AIRLINE'S SAFETY RECORD been I I A on J con- pns--.onrJ re- D WO!
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      265 13 By AIR INDIA 1 El"' 111 1 1 Pl ot recounizr my obligationslo the public which trusts its safety to my skill ■i»»l judgment. To my fellow pilots who mutually depend upon me to follow established good practice lo my crow members who look at me to
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      811 13 AIR INDIA STRENGTHENS OLD BONDS WITH NEW THE opening of the mosr modern airport in the Orient at Paya Lebor, is an historic event in the development of Singapore especially in view of the fact that the Colony is one of the mojor centres tor air travel in South-cast Asia.
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      266 13 New Canberra For Extreme Altitudes TIIK Canberra Mark IX, the new British jet bomber, ordered In quantity by the Royal Air Force, has been taken off the secret list It la designed for long range photographic reconnaissance sorties at extreme altitudes and has completed its first test flights, announce the
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        699 13 85 000 tons |\vL/|| S*^h±.\M .Jfa-—^hk an y ar o the collective efforts which make up the whole, and on this, the openmq of (he new Paya Lebar \irport, engineers and workers must look with satisfaction upon a job exceedingly well done. Sharing in that pride oi achievement are the
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      1878 14  - THE FUTURE AHEAD FOR CIVIL AVIATION MILES THOMAS The Conquest Of The Air SIR By 'THE civil air transport industry, a child of the early twentieth century, is now emerging into full and vigorous manhood with the promise of spectacular achievements in the next few decades. During its comparatively short
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        254 14 I Malaya Construction I Company Limited were the first contractors to be awarded a contract of some magnitude on the S.ngapore Airport project, in the early part of The firm was commissioned to construct the main box culverts under the runways, about 4,000 feet long- High quality concrete was demanded
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      33 15 »>M »»t the Biirnifsc operators employed by International Aeradio Ltd. Rangoon u>ini; the .\I) ?00 V.11.F. Automatic Direction Finder. The same equipment is in use at Paya I.ebar Intrrnation Airport.
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      644 15 LOCATED on the main approach road to Singapore's International Airport are the new buildings comprising offices, stores, and workshops of International Aeradio Ltd's Far Fast subsidiary Company. c work of LAX. is interesting, mainly because of its many and varied i object
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      260 15 FIRM PIONEERED CORD TYRES FOR AIRCRAFT (ioodyear Made A Flying Start lot air d «»n the tl men •Mm t»«l by .t.iiN, mtw I i ma G t c 1 11. ports arc na Ifj! iesigners not oncret* es or r i qualities reasons of but t 'raordinar; lney had
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        140 15 USED on the Singapore International Airport project H Trip riiipsf RWI^R Kill i 1 H|j, I/if LUrifi lira AHN rh a t m( r up jo Crawler fractat ViL ~^m--^3 (*Vw X X «illi ll> ilr;ii:lic 'l<»ri|ii»' (oin»Tl<T TnWMni«Kior towiim :i St^Ml x>T L Compart ing Roller the i:iru» >-t
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