Singapore Standard, 22 August 1955

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    16 1 Singapore Standard Singaporri^ it 'A M. REWRW SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1933 J2 pac;es i> cents
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    Lock icon Surat Merdeka For Mr. Boyd
    185 1 S urat Merdeka For Mr. Boyd R, Sun. A- MIC I to I Mr. who respon:ntcrnal icration red from i Lumpur ked in reeI tn "aminlst terroI be ttei from Mini ter. Merd^ka" The StanBritain i > lew of Federal da] ln- n f C^rr.mnnI Ullanccl uld include i Ion:;
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    Lock icon 141 Die In US floods
    33 1 l| 21 (F U in the m United ri i arty tn»UU threaten--troams be--10 tear, hot nation count- i >timated of I, helicopters pic t mdiCd scraps of
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    Lock icon Freedom For Ballerina
    10 1 Reuter* vearwho has Rumaarrivrd r way to
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    769 1 25 AND FREE TO CHOOSE Quiet Birthday For Princess BALLATER. East Scotland. Au<*. 21 (Router) The Young Duke of Cornwall and Princess Anne were th c first to offer greetings this morning to their aunt. Princess Margaret, celebrating her lioth birthday at the Royal castle of Balmoral near here. The
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    Lock icon 440 KILLED IN N. AFRICA
    423 1 Terror And Savagery Sweep French Outposts European Residents Massacred By Moroccan Rebels PARIS, Aug. 21, (Reuter)— More than 440 people including about 100 Europeans, were killed and 1 1 1 injured in Morocco and Algeria m savage riots throughout these twc French North African territories
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    Lock icon 'Wake Up-You Pampered Brats'
    336 1 'Wake Up -You Pampered Brats' MARSHALL TO BIG BUSINESS Rumour Merchants Attacked THE Chief Minister, Mr David Marshall, attacked Singapore's Big Business community yesterday and called on them to stop acting like pampered brats" and support the Government. Mr. Marshall delivered this sharp attack on a section of the local
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    49 1 Historic Day For Catholics MONSEIGNEIR Vendargon kneels with his crozier in hand before the Consecrator, His Grace Archbishop Michael Olcomendy. at St. John's Cathedral. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. Mgr. Vendargon was the first Asian to be made a bishop. (Story and an other picture in Page 2
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    Lock icon Laos Seize Rebel Outpost
    50 1 HONGKONG. Aupr. 21 (Reuter) North Vietnam radio today reported that Royal Laotian troops "seized" Hua Muong, strong point of Pathet Lao < pro-Communist rebels* fighting units about 20 miles south-west of Muong Peun. The broadcast said the seizure was made "after a new attack on Aug.
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    Lock icon Queen's Coat Nearly Sold At Bazaar
    81 1 BALLATER. East Scotland. Aug. 21 (Router* The Queen's coat was almo.st sold at the church bazaar in Abergeldie Castle yesterday at which she and other members of the Royal Family were helpers. The coat, part of her pat-tered-white two-piece suit. was grabbed back by
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    Lock icon Man Dies At Soccer Match
    43 1 PENANG. Sun— A 60-year-old Chinese collapsed and died soon after, while watching a football match between the touring combined Universities of Indonesia team and Penang at Victoria Green today. It is believed he died of a heart attack.
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    Lock icon GRIM TALES OF MASSACRE EMERGE
    474 1 As The Smoke Clears CUED ZEM. French Morocco, Aug. 21 (Reutcr) A grim taie of savagery unfolded slowly today as a thick pall of smoke from burning buildings hung over this little town east of the Middle Atlas range, where at least 50 Europeans were
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    Lock icon 'THREE CHEERS FOR MacD'
    190 1 Express' Praises His Blunt' Speech LONDON. Aug. 21 (Reutcr) The Sunday Express today praised some recent comments made by Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, outgoing Commissioner General in South-east Asia. As Mr. Mac Donald leaves his post, he confesses that he does not know how to behave properly,
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    34 1 ALGIERS \u^ l\ (\D \vw riotirm fl.tnd in thr \vild Middle Atl-s region «f I rcn( h Horace* tod:u and (asually H euros from \rstord.:> s North Afri«;in <ha««, vpirallrd to 725 d<ad.
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    Lock icon New Bishop Praises Religious Tolerance
    162 2 New Bishop Praises Religious Tolerance KUALA LIMPIRSun. Komin Catholicism is flourishing in Malaya because of the religious tolerant* exercised by the Malayan Government, M•■»e if Dominic Vendaryon. newly installed hi.* hop of Kuala Lumpur, said here today. He \va s speakins at the tea party held in his honour by
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    Lock icon FIRST MALAYAN IS RAISED TO BISHOP IN SOLEMN CEREMONY
    553 2 S,OOO Brave Rain For An Hiitoricjjy tnt A Picture For The Church Record KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Monscigneur Dominic Aloysius Vendargon, 45--year-old vicar of the large capital parish of St. Anthony's, was today installed as Bishop of the newly-created Kuala Lumpur Diocese
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    65 2 A SECURITY screen has been dropped over the circumstances surrounding the incident in which a soldier was fatally stabbed, and another wounded, in Nee Soon. Singapore, on Thursday night. The soldier who was killed was Craftsman C. Charnock and the wounded man, Private J. H. Palmer. Both military
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    Lock icon FARMERS RETURN
    30 2 THE group of 12 American farmers who have been visiting Russia loft by air for Berlin yesterday on their way to the United States, Moscow Radio said.- UP
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    Lock icon New Airport Becomes A Popular Showplace
    185 2 New Airport Becomes A Popular Showplace THE new airport at Pava Ledar looke.l more like London's crowaed underground than an airport yesteiday fhiMisaiid.v nt people visited the new Colony showplac** They crammed the halls, eddied about the stairs to flow out against the wire perimeter fence watching the planes come
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      319 2 HOW TO GROW OLD AND LIKE IT ]JO\V long you live is not just a question of health In fact, illness may lead you to a fuller, longer life In the July Reader's Digest a doctor instances dramatic cases and asks seven significant questions to help you determine your own
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      150 2 Y-O-U-R Forecast For Today Here is astro- palmist. Professor T. S. R. Moneys daily guide forecast for today. 7.30 a.m.: Pleasantries. 7.30 a.m. to 8 a.m.: Hasty action and anxieties. 8 a.m. to H a.m.: Avoid misunderstandings and scandals. 9 a.m. to 10 am Avoid quarrels, accidents and criticism. 10
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    8 3 tfissing For 8 Days
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    Lock icon 'Forgive Me And Please Come Back,' Pleads Fiance
    146 3 IHI- 1" wjr-old Foo who has been in 111 i; ...ul. HM r. \j- P t r r>. a k -.\rr siren, r y hil i<»r lirr in II M.mdartl ill tht\ were -ht months ago I to marry at \«ur. appeared
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    Lock icon Unionists To STC— Wage Talks NOW
    239 3 FIFTY-THREE Singapore trade unionists yesterday resolved to ask the Singapore Traction Company to "hold immediate talks" with its employees' union to settle their claims. who attended invitation of Traction Company E rees f n its h \{.i c Course R «»t in the event
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    Lock icon Ten Die In Cable Car
    63 3 AUBENAS. South ea.st France. Aug. 20 < Router Ton people were killed and one seriously injured when a mountain cable railway crashed at Montpezat. near hero today, police reported. The 40-ton car with a driver and ten passengers was descending a 130-yard slope at Montpezat
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    Lock icon 20 Govt. Officers Sent For Training
    134 3 20 Govt. Officers Sent For Training SINCE the inception of the Colonial Development and Welfare Fund Scholarship scheme, 20 Government officers have already been bent abroad for training. This was the written answer given by th«» Chief Secretary, Mr. W A. C Gnoric, to the questions submitted by Mr. Leo
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    Lock icon Erwin Is Innocent
    45 3 FORT LEWIS. Washington. Aug. 21. <UP> A nine-man general court martial board has found Ist. Lt. Jefferson I D. Erwin. 38. of Oklahoma. innocent of all charges of collaborating with the enemy while he was a prisoner of 'war in North Korea.
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    Lock icon 'Find More Cash Or Big Schools Plan Must Be Curbed'
    437 3 'Find More Cash Or Big Schools Plan Must Be Curbed' Crisis Faces Education Minister SINGAPORE'S education plans for the children of tomorrow may have to be revised if the Colony cannot find some new sources of revenue, the Education Department warns in its report for 1954 The report predicts that
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    Lock icon At The Blood Bank
    52 3 photo. MISS Mirfiarrt Eu, a technician at the General Hospital Blood Transfusion Service, pricks the tar of Lady Patricia hcnaox-Hoyd to act a sample of her blood for classification. Lady Lennox-Boyd and her husband, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, visited the transfusion centre yesterday
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    Lock icon INCOME TAX RECEIPTS UP BY $43M. IN 1953
    169 3 INCOME tax realized $43,000,000 more in revenue in 1953 than was estimated, it was disclosed in the annual report of the Director of Audit on the Public Accounts of Singapore. About $16,000,000 of the tax :-o.'.cv.tc»i was paid to th? Feeu iration
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    Lock icon General On Way To UK
    76 3 MAJOR GFAERAL A. II ffe'.stiom. Controller of Design and Inspection for the Australian Depaitment of Supply, passed through Singapore yesterday on his way to Britain for three monthIn Britain, he will study the problems associated with the design of eQuipmeni for the Australian Army Ndv.v
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    Lock icon 'RED'. LETTER DICKENS DAY
    42 3 LONDON. Aug. 21 «Roulrr» The Institute of Russian Literature has .sent to Britain photostat copies of letters by Charles Dickens, the British author, found some year> asc in its manuscript section, according to the Soviet News Agency, Tass.
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    38 3 MR. CHIA HONG CHEK and his bride, the former Miss (hens Siu Lin, who were married in the Life Church, Singapore, last Saturday. The bride is a school teacher and the bridegroom a police court interpreter.
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    150 4 Bouquet For Lady Who Was Last Out ONE-YEAR-OLD Heniik Andt^on Roed was one of first passcngeis to land re's new airport in Paya Lebar yesterday a it started handling all air traffic at 12 noon. At tne same time Kallang port closed down. Hcnrlk ram^ by a Garuda tneslan Airways
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    Lock icon RARE TEMPLE FESTIVAL
    35 4 RARE TEMPLE FESTIVAL 1 B Road. rial and COHrenovation high pri X *la KuT A. tC itba KurukI ry pr*for t Festival Irom A procession I on alonf Cc; Coast Road. I c Road *c:r.o'e.
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    Lock icon Contractor Escapes Fatal Blow
    80 4 Contractor Escapes Fatal Blow TAN CHIP BOX. 47. a Sin- ntractor. escaped certain death last night when a blow aimed at \c^d by a man brand. Ing a chopper. The incident occurred at off Beach 1 at about 9.30 p.m. Tan time was playing mah:*ng wh'-n the a:»ailant approached with
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    Lock icon New $10 Bill Out Today
    44 4 A <;pFriMPN of the new SlO note which will be issued today in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur Pencng, Kuching end Jesselton. The back of the note (below) bears the Cocts of Arms of S.ngapore and various states .n the Federation
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    331 4 THE monthly-paid employees of the Singapore City Council will be asked not to perform the duties normally done by their striking dailyrated colleagues. A >pokesman of the City Council Services Union, which represent the Councils 1.200 white-collar workers, told The Standard last
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    44 4 GRADUATES of the University of Malaya, who wish to apply for 1955 Queen's Scholarship? and Fellowships should nit their applications to the Director cf Education, Singapore, before Sept. 15 Application forms ran be obtained from the Mini-try of •;ition. Pairr.er Road
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    Lock icon It Took Him 3 Years To Be 'Mr. Somebody'
    151 4 It Took Him 3 Years To Be 'Mr. Somebody' A MAN who came to Malaya in 1946 with a few dollar>. a suit of clothes, and a little education, leaves again tomorrow for hLs hometown in Mutupet. South India, with the satinfaction of having realized his ambition to become "somebody
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    20 4 NO casualties to either the Communist terrorists or to the Security Force-; were reported in the Federation yesterday
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    Lock icon JAYCEES GIVE MOVIE TREAT
    28 4 THE Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce yesterday entertained underprivileged childrra from the Clyde Terrace Children Social Centre to a movie at the Kings Theatre.
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    Lock icon Durian For Mr. Boyd
    143 4 Durian For Mr. Boyd THE Secretary or State for Colonies. Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd. received a pleasant surprise when he was handed a plate of durians during a visit to the site for the new 57.000,--000 Rallang Bridge at noon yesterday. "Very good," said the Colonial Secretary as he ate the
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    Lock icon 'Get 'Free' Men For Hanyang Staff,' Says Lennox – Boyd
    297 4 'Get 'Free' Men For Hanyang Staff,' Says Lennox Boyd THE Secretary of Stare for the Colonies, Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, yesterday expressed the hope that when the Nanyang University recruited its staff it would get the best possible men from the world. The Colonial Secretary made this remark in the course
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    Lock icon Nationalism Antidote For Communism —Marshall
    221 4 Nationalism Antidote For Communism —Marshall NATIONALISM is the only counter to Communism, said Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, in an exclusive interview with The Standard last week. Mr. Marshall told The Standard that he particularly welcomed the Governor's reply to the Assembly's motion lor self government because, without having
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    Lock icon Squatters To Get Pipe Water
    102 4 Squatters To Get Pipe Water FOUR hundred families living in the squatter area of Sheppard Hill, Singapore, will soon have piped water if a request for two public standpipes by Legislative Assemblyman Mr. Lee Choon Eng is approved by the City Council next month. At the request of the squatter?.
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    53 4 MR AND MRS PHANG Sing: Ens, who were married in Kuala Lumpur recently. Both the bride and groom are science honours graduates. The bride is the vounsest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loo Kirn Thuan of Singapore, the £room. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Phantr Hens Ho
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    66 4 THE Singapore Trado Union Congress will convene a meeting shortly to which representatives of the City Council Labour Unions Federation may be invited to state their case in connection with the present strike. After this meeting the TUC will issue a clear cut statement on
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    Lock icon Swimmer Drowned
    43 4 A. PETER Gon>al. 24. u-a^ drowned off Pasir Panjang yesterday afternoon after he had got into difficulties while having a swim. An attempt made by friend to rescue him wh<>n ho encountered difficulties failed. His body wai recovered at 5.40 p.m.
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    Lock icon Goldsmiths Kick Against New Duty
    227 4 PEXANG, Sat.— Goldsmiths in Penang Island have appealed to the president of the Malayan Chinese Association, Penang: Branch, Mr. Ng Sui Cam, against the imposition of a fifteen per cent import duty on gold ornaments into the Federation mainland. In a letter to Mr. Ng.
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    60 5 kNDLEADEI Spike Jones has no need to the one "that got away." He's plenty he one he's uot right here. He said he the shapely mermaid (IDA MERCIER) ling on the Riveira," at Las Vegas. Sign M sives all statistics but fails to indicate lure are
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    737 5 NOEL WHITCOMB visits London Zoo and meets the man who made for TF I hadn't been helping Bill nimplon to ni.mirure an elephant I might never have chanced on the extraordinary surprise in the London Zoo. For in the midst of the crowded Zoo's strange cries and even stranger
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    449 5 'Serewball' Used To Travel In Bus Wrapped Round Mistress' Waist LONDON. Stella Ling told a court that she used to travel on buses and tubes with a pet snake wrapped round her wahst The snake's name was Screwball. HE WAS A FOUR FOOT SIX-INCH LONG COXSTRICTOR. But he was perfectly
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    614 5  - Gadgets To Lessen Crash Injuries David J. Wilkie By DETROIT F A RS o f research into the causes of crippling or tatal automobile crashes apparently are about to start paying off. More crash padding, safety scat belts, improved door latches and new type steering wheels arc among advances in
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      714 6 ING Uh annual rik conference National Union of Teachers in p on t: last the Federal Minister ution. DatO Ab; 1 bin Dato Husn nts to -look after our schools He referred to Chim sc stud> nta known to etUon by ideologies foreign to I it was
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    835 6  - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME WHILE my observations on iast Wednesday's walkout from the Singapore Legislative Assembly were being put into print the following day. two City Fathers, who had uon their seats is Independents, were bitten by the same bug and showed their independence by emulating their "superiors"
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    1330 6  -  Andrew Roth By Our London Correspondent (Unnecessary Complication (The Danger Of Free Elections Britain Irritated MIDST the general holiday atmosphere and the international relaxation of tension. Britain is becoming furious with Those whom the Yorkshire Post has stigmatized as the "Three Awkward Men of Asia.' Sir Anthony
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    Lock icon ODE TO KALANG.
    130 6  -  V.T. Sambandam I-T/Gtf IMS the hope and loud were the praises When His Excellency, The Governor Sir Shenton Thomas On that wonderful a'iernoon scarce tico decades ago Applauded, admired and adored Your beauty, utility a'ld said: "A city there is not in the icorld That has an
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    Lock icon SAYINGS OF THE WEEK
    29 6 SAYINGS OF THE WEEK I j DI.W 1K Cl.^ I c Mr I Pr f H M Vrtl of 0 boratoi I Mr. r .i Ku* I Mr AristotK
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    Lock icon CHIANG GENERAL RESIGNS
    595 7 He Trusted Man Who Ran Red Spy Ring In Army HQ TAIPEI, Aug. 21, (UP) Generalissimo Chiang Kai shek yesterday accepted the resignation of his personal Chief of Staff, U.S. trained Gen. Sun Li-jen, and ordered a commission of enquiry to investigate nis connection with a Communist
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    Lock icon Atoms For Peace Talks Exceed All Expectations
    184 7 Atoms For Peace Talks Exceed All Expectations \u$. SI (Reuter)— Professor Walter G. ♦•t.iry General of the atoms for peace liich closed here yesterday, and Professor husetts Institute of Technology, said in a i^t today that the scope of the conference j ill expectations. 'T: terence has up* n< d
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    65 7 Xiic 21. I (iPrni.wn s taking: fur a >\» s bn .uiM' tiuir lixinrj h greater tlinr normal Jim; for a "ionised stroaf Lorn; S laim tall more for i list- th< > I*, made. I h h.l> »n»» fret till. -i\-foot fourt.» •spt'nc!
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    Lock icon MUTINEERS SEIZE 2 SUDAN TOWNS
    187 7 TIM M, Aug. 21 (Reuter)— Mutineers of the lon e are holding two towns, Torit and mi Sudan, according to the latest reports reaching Khartoum today. Strong Sudan Government forces supported by mechani.^'d units arc heading for Torit. headquarters town of southern province of Equatoria.
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    44 7 Amateur Road Sweepers \dg. 21 fat] I 30 miles •r turned of 1.378> busiest nds whlcb tou- Monn ha, no nt v °n and the op'.v<rk. of the Mr Arnold I a rram of a <ioaners n one of a local d the sweep-
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    18 7 Hoffmann. r of the that a new t o be 4 after the Franco- *ute.— Reu-
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    165 7 VANCOUVER. British Columbla. Aug V 21. <UP>-A 10--course banquet of shark, fin soup, birds nest wishes and delicately steamed rnushrnorns will -tart one of the vorlds oldest conventions hr chin°e^ y members of the 1 700-year-old Dragon Mount Fraternal Order from the United States. Cuba. Mexico
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    47 7 ST. LOUIS. Aug. 21. (AP>.— John A. Fehrenbach. 53. died at a hospital on Friday night a few hours after eating mushrooms he picked in a yard near his home. Fehrenbach told hospital attendants he had been picking and eating mushrooms for 20 years.
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    9 7 Ar ab Conference S.ibri Fl opened a i Jordan.
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    22 7 photo. A SPECIAL picture of Princess Alexandra, daughter of the Duchess of Kent, made recently by Cecil Beaton. Associated Press
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    41 7 HONGKONG. Aug. 21 ißeuter) An unidentified aircraft attacked the HongKong registered steamer Tai Chung Shan with machineguns off Breal:er Point. 40 miles south of the Chinese port of Swatow. yesterday, according 'o radio messages received here today.
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    162 7 RUSSIA TO FREE 3 U.S. CITIZENS WASHINGTON. Aug. 21. (UP)— Russia has informed the United States that three Americans held prisoner for seven years or more will be released, the State Department announced yesterday. The Americans are Pte. V/ilfred Cumish. Pte. Murray Fields and Frederick Charles Hopkins, a man the
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    53 7 ST. PETER PORT, Guernsey. Aug. 21. (AP>— Winston Churchill was given eight strokes of a birch rod on Friday across the place where ne sits. Winston, who is 17. was sentenced to the birching by a Magistrate who found him guilty of stealing 6.000 cigarettes from
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    132 7 What Not To Wear In Summer HONGKONG. Aus. 21 (UP)— The South China Sunday Post Herald ohided British men in Hongkong for ciinßinK to old fashioned traditions on what to wear in summer. Visitors to Hongkong, their compassion aroused by the sight of the male Englishman trying to cope with
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    87 7 U.K. Radio Show May Be Abandoned LONDON. Aug. 21. fßeuter) —Strikers who are holding up preparation for Britain's annual radio show here next week. yesterday rejected back-to-work calls from their unions. A spokesman of the Radio Industry Council, organisers of the trade display which attracts many overseas buyers. said that
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    191 7 WASHINGTON, Aug. 21, (Rcutcr) Vice-President Richard Nixon, a Californian, said yesterday that he was helping Dr. Sammy Lee, an Army Major and former Olympic diving champion of Korean descent, to find a home in California. Mr. Nixon said he was
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    75 7 HONOLULU. Hawaii. Aug. 21 (UP) A former resident of Long Beach, California, who is "damned sick and tired" of residential restrictions, said today he would sell Korean-born Dr. Sammy Lee "a fine home" within 12 miles of Garden Grove. James F. Collins, a sewing machine company executive,
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    21 7 WALTER A. GORDON, 60, a Negro penologist, has been named Governor of the Virgin Islands by President Eisenhower.- A.P.
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    79 7 RED BLUFF. California. Aug 21. <UP>— The wife of airman Daniel C. Schmidt indicated yesterday she would fight a divorce complaint filed by Schmidt charging that .she was an "unfit" mother for their two and a half-year-old son. The 23-year-old Schmidt, who- returned from a
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    96 7 Credit For Manila Tyre Plant WASHINGTON. Auc 21 <AP> The U.S. Export Import Bank today announced the authorization at a $1--800.000 credit to the Goodruli International Rubber C panv of Manila for the construction of a tyre plant. The credit is to I I the company to finance the purchase
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    409 9 US. SYNTHETIC FACTORIES TO RAISE OUTPUT SINCE the United States synthetic rubber industry passed from government jurisdiction to private hands five months ago, there has been a sensational growth in the industry Most of the great U.S. rubber corporations are making plans fo r expansion. The latest to announce an
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    263 9 MacFadyen Welcomes Moderation THE moderation shown on the racial issue by the Alliance and the orderly conduct of the General Election in the Federation point to a political maturity which inspires confidence in the Alliance leader, Tunku Abdul Rahman. This was stated by Sir Eric MacFadyen chairman of The Golden
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    62 9 RECENT arrival in London teas Miss Annette Massey, 35-year-old American nurse, who had motored the 15,000 miles from Colombo, Ceylon, in her 1952 Hillman Minx convertible. Accompanied by an Indian friend, Mr. Sultan Siah, she drove through India, Iran, across 1,200 miles of desert and on
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    51 9 THE United States has increased the tariff on imported bicycles by 50 per cent to counter a strep ri^e in import from Britain and other countries. President Eisenhower, at his holiday home in Fraser. Colorado, authorised the immediate increase to protect American producers from "serious injury."
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    31 9 THE wheat crop in the United States this year was estimated at 860.331.000 bushels, compared with last year's output of 969.781.000 bushels and the 10-year average oi 1.154.073.000 bushels.
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    161 9 RKO RADIO'S Far East Director, Ricardo Canals, has arrived in Singapore from Jakarta, in continuation of hi.s tour of inspection of the offices in his Division, While in Singapore. Mr. Canals will discuss exhibition of Walt Disney's "20.000 Leagues Under The Sea," the Jules Verne's story,
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    64 9 THE directors of The Eastern Bank Ltd. at a board meeting held in London have declared an interim dividend at the rate of three shillings per share less income tax at the rate of eight shillings six pence per pound. The dividend is payable on Sept.
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    188 9 Qantas /B OAC To Celebrate 21st Year QANTAS and 8.0.A.C. will on Dec. 10 celebrate the 21st anniversary of their partnership which has made the Sydney- Singapore London air route "a great Commonwealth Highway." Mr. C. V. Turner, Qantas Empire Airways chief cxc utive. who recently visited Singapore, said: "The
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    263 9 Standard Market Correspondent THE Singapore rubber market gained strength towards the close of the week as the prices rose to around $1.45 per lb. mark with bullish sentiment still prevailing. Short covering and speculative buying contributed to the steadiness of the market which was largely
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    762 9 WEREW But Share Trading Drops By A Market Correspondent. THE presence of the Secretary of State for the Colonies and his forthright utterances on a number of occasions had a steadying, effect on the Malayan share market, offsetting repercussions from a falling London market, a strike
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    122 9 THE Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China has opened a branch at the Singapore International Airport at Paya Lebar with complete banking facilities for customers. Mr. J. Wilson, the Bank's accountant announced yesterday. The branch will be under the charge of a local
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    263 9 BUSINESS done in sharei from Aug. 13—19: INDl'STRlALS:— Consolidated Tin Smelters Ord. 30/3. Fraser At Neave Ords. $1674 to $1.70, Federal Dispensary $3.07J, Gammons $2.70. $2.075. Hammer Co. $2.60. Hongkong Bank (Colonial) $907 Hongkong Bank (London) £975. Wm. Jacks 13.10, Malayan Breweries $3.33. Malayan Cement $1.50, Malayan
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    114 9 MORE and more goods from the Chinese mainland are reaching Singapore. Sundry goods and textiles valued at over 51. 000.000 are being imported into the Colony each month. Mr. Chua Loo Thim, chairman of The Singapore Sundry Goods and Textile Merchants Association, said this at a dinner More China Goods
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    114 10 CRUICKSHANK TAKES 8 FOR 5 RUNS CRUICKSHANK of the Singapore Cricket Club was in deadly form with the ball yesterday taking eight wickets for five runs in his club's 99-run victory over District Signals in a friendly match played at Princess Mar., Barracks. A right arm fast bowler. Cruickshank headed
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    345 10 SCOREBOARD SINGAPORE Recreation Club 11, the finalists in section 'A' of the SCA junior tournament yesterday won the junior title, when they beat RAF Seletar 'B' by 91 runs at Balestier Road. The SRC batsmen rose to the occasion to put their side in
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    950 10 THE BIG THREE— SCC, Army and Police—maintained their respective positions in the SCA league it the end of yesterday's matches. With the exception of the Police who have two more matches left, the last matches in the tournament will be played off next Sunday. Singapore
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    129 10 COLONY Junior? beat the Schools by three carries to two in last night's exhibition match at the Badminton stadium. The singles match between Lim Wei Lon and Seah Lye Huat. did not live up to expectation In the first set. Ly e Huat showed some fight, but he
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    63 10 INDIAN Association and Singapore Cricket Club played a draw in their friendly cricket match on the padang on Saturday. Scores: SCC 147: 'Grieve 25. Hulls 27. Bennett 15 Arson 35; Balachandran three for 31. Sivarajan two for 36. A^hraff three for 32). IA 114 for
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    33 10 Titus Matthewi beat Tay Chin San and Tay Scow Huat 15-1. 15-6. Women's doubles Jessie Cne and Nancy Lim lost to Nancy Ang and Tan Chwce Nco 6-15. 15-10, 14-18.
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    43 10 RAJAJI Sports Club held Western Sports Club to a 2—2 draw in a friendly soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers for Rajaji S.C. were Nadarajah and the other was a "gift" goal. Ismail scored both goals for Western
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    733 11 SHOCKS IN THE HEAT AS SOCCER SEASON STARTS Thompson Gets First Goal LONDON, Aug. 20. (Reuter)— In heat wave weather which is so often associated with the opening of England's football season, the English programme, in four leagues, got going today and brought plenty of shocks for the near million
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    48 11 Trcvor Bailey is caught for 0 by Peter Heine off Hugh Tayfield in the fifth test at the Oval on Aug 15. See the ball coming down into Heine's hands —it is up to thp right oi the main pavilion entrance in this picture.
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    148 11 SANTEE BEATS PIRIE IN THE HEAT AUg, 2! the U s. v t O I t the in- pcc:a! feature race of the fourth annual legion day track a..d field competition. Ice, who once came within six-tenths of a .second of trie four-minute mile. wa.> content to i.02 behind early
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    11 11 Russians edge World up Holders (Rcul by lnt« '>day. R after
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    50 11 LOXDOX. Aug. 20. (Reuter) Rujjby League rcsul!s were: Batlev 19 Blackpool 18 Bramlrv 16 Barrow 42 Castlefoir] 11 Workinßton Town 20 Halifax 1R Warrington 13 Hull Kingston Rovers 8 Feather- <iic Rovers IT Hunsle: 23 Swinton l(i Leigh 28 Leeds 2-^ Liverpool City 8 Bradford Northern 22
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    251 11 A FEATIKE of the Singapore Turf Club August Meeting was the keen rivalry for riding honours between leading jockey Garnet Bougoure, Bob Franklin and Sheldon Geyer When the roar of the crowd subsided after the last race of the meeting the score was even. Bougoure, Franklin and Geyer
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    72 11 THE team to represent Sir.oMalayi asain.st the Singapore Business Housca Football Amociation in tne annual Fifth Cup charity soccw match at Jalan Besar Stadium at 8 p.m. on Wednesday wiil be chosen from the following: Chu Chee Sen? Yew Chang. Ah Samijan. Haatan Johan. llm Wens?. Knk
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    25 11 OSTEND, Belgium. Auk. 20. ißeutcn Group Captain Peter Townsend today won the Prix De Cyrano horse race here riding the chestnut mare Kwenda.
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    107 12 TJJJ- Singapore Amateur Boxing Association president Mr Aw Cheng Chye. spent his Sunday with tIM C nlonv boxers 'camped' at the University of Ma-ho>tt-I. Hm puturt' shows, front row left to right: Austin Dun-shird. featherweight. V. Kesavan, flyweight; Abdul N.ihid. light welter; Bill Calvert. bantamweight: l>.i\id Auld. reserve. Back row.
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    39 12 TWO sparring at the Colony's South-east Asia boxing vilkifie the u'niversitv""^ hostels where boxers from seven countries are to be accommodated are liVht middleweight Hugh Mac Donald of the Army. left, and bantamweight William Cal
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    209 12 PENANG. San. A fighting Ooi Teik Hock gave the •nat he i> ftnbhed as a top singUs player when he beat his old foe and doubles partner. Lee Hoo Chye 15-5. 15-4 in the singles final of the P»-nanK Open Badminton championships held at the
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    469 12 CONRAD NG, all set to cover the Malayan Games at spends a Sunday sounding prospects... RVTU FERREIR i* the Malayan women's high iump champion and record holder, may not be able to jump in the Malayan A.A.A. championships at Ipoh this week-end. Ruth
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    149 12 MEN'S SINGLES: Ong Chew Bee (Singapore) beat K. 11. Ip (Hong Kong) 6-3 5-7 6-3. MEN S DOUBLES: K. H. Ip and Khong Kit Soon beat Ong Chew Bee and Lim Ilee Chin 9-7 7-5. WOMEN'S SINGLES. Mrs. Gladys Loke Chua (Selangor) beat Mrs. Helen Dew (Penang)
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    798 12  -  LEONG HEW MENG And Retains Malayan Title After 70-min. Thriller By IPOH, Sun.— Ong Chew Bee of Singapore, defending champion in this year's Malayan open tennis championships, scored the greatest triumph of his tennis career when he successfully defended his title against the renowned X H
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    354 12 By OUR BOXING REPORTER THIRTEEN of the island's tough guys moved into the University of Malaya hostels— and signalled the birth of a new village a village where strong men will rule, and lie with the kick of a mule in his
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    35 12 COMMUNITY: Eurasians vs. Indonesians at Jalan Besar at 5.30 p.m. Div. 1: Tiger S.A. vs. H.M. Dockyard at Jalan Bcsar at 7 p.m. Junior Cuptie: T.B.A. vs. Kinni Rangers at Farre r Park.
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    220 12 LTAM Move For Malayans As A Davis Cup Nation IPOH, Sun.— The Executive Committee of the Davis Cup Tournament will consider Malaya's application for recognition as a Davis Cup nation in July next year. This was revealed at the annual general meeting of the Lawn Tennis Association o Malaya last
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    40 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Indonesian University soccer team, who are touring Malaya, will pla> two matches In Kuala Lumpur next week. On Wednesday they will meet the State XI, and on the following day, oppose Selangor Rangers.
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    31 12 SYDNEY. Aug. 21: (Reuter).— South China today won the soccer rubber of their present Australian tour when they defated Australia 1-0 at Wa'llsend in Northern New South Wales.
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    25 12 CHICAGO. Aug. 20. (Reuter)—Swaps, the Kentucky Derby winner, won the $146.--245 American Derby here today. Traffic Judge va? second and Parador was third.
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