Singapore Standard, 31 July 1956

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    29 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 Un«tT 2400 #R ft *A 3. FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 1811 2414 r~ ii. >«.. 2*> SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1956 14 PAGES \:> CENTS
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    Lock icon SUEZ: THE CRISIS WORSENS
    199 1 Britain Halts Arms Exports To Egyptians \nO\, July 30 (AP)— Prime MinLstcr Sir k n announced today that all exports of war to fcffypt ha\c been stopped by Britain. Sir Anthony made the tement in the House of Commons in answer to a question after he
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    Lock icon UK Storm Toll: 13 Deaths
    60 1 UK Storm Toll: 13 Deaths I .mmer storm tore Brit In j I least I deal a dozen r ;.4 day in En| 'hannel. aE i kn•' w n their b burning On land. bers g -rers :companied rains, reached mp n. rtn cau. I millions lan to Bi brought
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    Lock icon Warships Diverted To Cyprus
    96 1 Warships Diverted To Cyprus V\LLETT 4 n<* ;t J "'y 30 I iAlf'i British warships on r way from the eastern Mediterranean to Malta, have been diverted to Cyprus, a naval spokesman in Valletta, said today. The cruiser Jamaica, suddenly recalled from a visit to Uexandrta. and the minelayer Manxman,
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    Lock icon A KING'S CHOICE?
    40 1 rpic. S I X T E E N-YEAR-OLD schoolgirl Huzaima Mahmoud. whose name has been romantically linked with King Faisal 11. Huzaima ('Little Bouquet of Flowers") is a cousin of King Fcisal who recently visited Britain. Mirror
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE PUNS ON SEXY
    80 1 SINGAPORE PUNS ON SEXY 'SINGAPORE trade unions, social and cultural organizations, will meet on Aug. 19 to formulate plans for a SWff against strip shows, and magazine., and journals that i exploit sex. Thirteen trade unions and cultural organizations are sponsoring a convention at the Singapore Badminton Hall to form
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    Lock icon Royal Couple For Colombo
    38 1 TOKYO. July 30 (Reutcr) —The Imperial Household Board here announced today that Prince Mtkasa. youngest brother of the Emperor of Japan, and Princess Mikasa would leave Tokyo for Colombo, by air on Aug. 16.
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    Lock icon Will Empire Fowey Be The Test?
    74 1 THE RIFT IN EGYPTIAN RELATIONS WITH BRITAIN AND THE WEST OVER THE SUEZ QANAL SEIZURE WAS CLEARLY MOVING TO A SERIOUS CRISIS YESTERDAY. HOWEVER THE SITUATION MAY ENTER A DECISIVE PHASE ON FRIDAY WHEN THE 19,212-TON TRANSPORT EMPIRE FOWEY IS DUE TO ENTER THE
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    Lock icon BIG 3 STEP UP PLANS FOR NAVAL ACTION IF...
    494 1 LONDON. Julv 30— The Western Bi^ Three today rushed naval plans in apparent alarm that the Suez Canal crisis may blow up before diplomats find a compromise with Egypt Top diplomats of Britain. Franco and the United States received Urgent action
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    Lock icon Rubber Hits The $ MOOWERED Produce Aso Moves
    169 1 Rubber Hits The MOOWERED Produce Aso Moves TSADERS SHOW CONCERN TRANK|E the-. Federati the Suez nev Least affed situation wj share markl ment was either way. market ren all sections. *tNG4fttfE'S rubber price brol* *-W?J^g^ mounted in thtiAiddle East, following 'the Suez Can* se zure In Lg>i *Ao«dnir nrice o/S
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    Lock icon ALLIANCE COUNCILLOR CHARGED
    59 1 ALLIANCE COUNCILLOR CHARGED MALACCA, .Mon.— Alliance Municipal Councillor, A. A. Acton, this morn ins appeared in the Magistrate's Court before Mr. Ramanatha Iyer /on a summons charge of using criminal fore* on Hedwiges Pavanaofs on July 21. icton claimed trial anu thtr case was fixed forv'faring on Aug. 13. Acpn
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    Lock icon A WAR 'CULTURE'
    113 1 Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union. the Women's Federation, the 1950 Generation of Young Malay j Writers, the Chinese Middle School Students' Union, the Chinese Parents' Association, the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union and the Indian Fine Arts Society. A convention spokesman told The Standard that the
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    Lock icon TRADE MISSION IN TOKYO
    52 1 TOKYO. July 30 (Reuter) _A 25-member Singapore trade mission arrived in Tokyo tonight by air from Hongkong. The mission was met by Mr David Marshall, former Chief Minister cf Singapore, at the airport. The mission with Mr. Marshall will leave for Communist China about the middle
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    Lock icon Rain Cuts Test Down To 59 Minutes
    169 1 AUSTRALIA ADD 25 TO SCORE HEAVY rain and a wind of near gale force in Manchester yesterday cut play in the fourth day of the Fourth Test between England and Australia to a bare SIJ5 l J minutes before the game w-as finally
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    Lock icon OH! HOW THEIR TATTOOS HURT
    142 1 SIX bttooed men, with painful' festering wounds on thei! arms and chest begged p be treated at the Singapore General Hospital, yeserday. The woWs were the result of applying acid on tell-tale tattoo mirks. The acil had burned deep into the sun and the wounds
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    Lock icon Steel Row Nears End
    68 1 NEW YORK. July 30 (UP) —Steel negotiators hammered away today at the non-economic issues blocking the return to work of the United States 650,000 striking steel workers top union spokesman told the United Press he believed negotiators tor the US W and the companies would be
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    Lock icon Whaling – Cowboy Style
    56 1 Whaling Cowboy Style NIIGATA, Japan, July 30 (AP) Five small whales blundered into the wrong pasture today and were "lassooed" cowboy fashion. Fishermen threw ropes around tails of the 12 to 15 foot long mammals, discovered floundering in shallow water here. They were landed after an [hour's fight and hauled
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    Lock icon Nasser Goes One Further: Bans Sterling
    195 1 CAIRO. July 30 (UP) Egypt banned British money from its export markets last night in drastic economic retaliation ior Western action against the Suez Canal nationalization. The High Command also cancelled all army officers' leave. President Gamal Abekl Nasser's government took I sharpest step
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    Lock icon Police Out To Crush Youth Gangs
    49 1 TAIPEI. July 30 (UPI Special p lice began a cam paign lay to stair out ft i'! cent wave ol juvcn* disturbances. h Strong action wa yLIUJ by Commissioner Lo Kan lowing clashes between dent gangs which result'* one death and other njuries,
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    Lock icon GLORIOUSLY INACTIVE' LABOUR MINISTER GIVES AN ASSURANCE
    138 2 GLORIOUSLY INACTIVE' LABOUR MINISTER GIVES AN ASSURANCE Kl ALA LUMPUR, Mon— The Federation Labour Ministry and the Labour Department were today sternly criticised by Malayan Trade Union Council leaders for their "glorious inaction in the face of a growing industrial unrest" in the country. A i an MTUC delega- 1
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    Lock icon Malayans At London Union Talks
    27 2 k LONDON Ranter) 1. Singap re and Malta Wjp ng 23 union re■r.A wh' today with B^ rs ol T^ A affiliatafl
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    Lock icon Union Asks: Why Is Tan Detained?
    81 2 Union Asks: Why Is Tan Detained? IE Arr.v Civil Service n yesterday wrote to the Singapore Police to ask for 'a full exolanation for the detention Of one of its leaders, Mr. Tan Lay B The Pfesi£enl of the (Alton Mr. N.S.N, Nair, toi I his Union re- informati >n
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    Lock icon PENGHULUS'MEET
    18 2 PENGHULUS' MEET TH t Peng ill hold its ee: S m lay at •te jl ing Association, Tai'B
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    18 2 »<ii^ir.;^r 're Court m^M 7^ -com n»ttinq 1 **fp ;2s. ;-"«<• f P Hoc* 6er.te^j 'ordeAand he
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    35 2 anize tition open only to id Singapore since Malay Is itry's national rrics should be 1 not :n any national be chosen by given official Govern[said that it kuitable 11 the [mal anthem pre independ-
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    Lock icon We Dorit Want Japanese To Compete With Us
    266 2 We Dorit Want Japanese To Compete With Us HONGKONG, Jul) 3 (UP) A member oi the Sin- m >re trade mi sion >a;cl U pai tui Fapan that "wc do not welcome Japanese Sing ipore to tmpete with us." The 27-member Singapore tra le mission to Japan and Re I
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    Lock icon 40 Mi!lion To See S'pore In Colour TV
    114 2 40 Mi! lion To See S'pore In Colour TV NATIONAL Br adcastlng i Company of America will feature Singapore and Kuala Lupipur in at colour TV show at the end ol this year. NdßC.'.b assistant producer. Mr. M. A. Fruchtman, and j unit manager. Mr. J. Herman, Mew into Singapore
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    Lock icon Had Poison For Sale: Fined $100
    127 2 Had Poison For Sale: Fined $100 PENANG, Mon. Ng Eng Fah. manager of the Agricultural Farming Company, was fined $fOO in the Magistrate's Court here today on a summons charge under the Poisons Ordinance. Ng pleaded guilty to possession of two tins of Izal disinfectant for sale when he was
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    Lock icon S'PORE WILL NEVER SELL AS TOURIST RESORT
    302 2 S'PORE WILL NEVER SELL AS TOURIST RESORT But It's Fine Transit Centre, Says Expert SINGAPORE can never "sell" itself to world tourists as a resort mccca, but it can still be a great attraction as a "comfortable transit centre." This conclusion was drawn by Mr. Edward Prentice, manager of the
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    Lock icon War Stopped Her Piano Lessons
    202 2 War Stopped Her Piano Lessons MRS. Florence Margue-Wong. brilliant Singapore born pianist, who will be giving two concerts at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Aug. 12 and 16, was at one time living in the jungle clad hills near Ipoh disguised as a boy. This was during the War, when
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    Lock icon He Bit The Hand That Fed Him
    108 2 A STRANGER fho" was given shelter by !Mr. lI. P. Sholte in his hope for a night, disappeared pith cash and a fountain pel set the next morning, a Singapore Court was, told yestfrday. Chief In.^ocerTe Santa Singh, prosecuting, ->aid that Mr. Sholte
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    Lock icon 7 To Become Women Police
    52 2 KUALA KANGSAR, Mon Twcnty-f ear-old Miss Ng Peng Tooi. an old Clifford ian and a State hockey player, became che first Chinese girl here to be recruited for the Federation Police Force. .Thirty applicants were interviewed by the recruiting team at Police Headquarters and seven
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    Lock icon U.S.I.A. DIRECTOR ON FAR EAST TOUR
    93 2 U. S.I.A. DIRECTOR ON FAR EAST TOUR MR. GEORGE Bellyer, assistant director, United States Information Agency, Far East, who is an an inspection tour of F.S.I.S. posts in the Far East, was entertained to cocktails by the director of Singapore U.S. IS, Mr. James A. Elliot, at his home in
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    Lock icon ESCAPED
    32 2 IBRAHIM bin Yahaya yesterday pleaded guilty to a charge of escaping from police custody on July 28. while being escorted from the Seventh Magistrate's Court. He was remaxided till Aug. 4.
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    Lock icon Prisoners And Cops Scuffle In Court
    231 2 THREE remand prisoners scuffled with police in the Singapore Eighth Magistrate's Court as they were being taken from the court waiting room to the Central Police lock-up yesterday. The three. Ad bin Hamza, 18. Mokdi bin Ismoon, 20. and Ali bin Osman, 23. were
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    Lock icon ...AND MAN ON REMAND HITS HIS HEAD
    71 2 ...AND MAN ON REMAND HITS HIS HEAD A REMAND prisoner on an opium charge smashed his head against an iron bar In the ceil of the Criminal District and P Courts, South Bridge Road, Singapore yesterday. He was taken to the General Hospital In a serious condition. Before the. incident
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    48 2 TAIPING, Men.— The honour of being the first Chinese school teacher in this town to be selected for training a". Brindsford Lorice is Mr. Man Khoon Chuan of the Hua Lian High School. He flies to England from Kuala Lumpur airport on Aug.
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    Lock icon GET TOGETHER
    24 2 THE Penang and Province Wellesley Malay Youth Le; -g ti will hold a get-together party at the Chowrasta Malay School, on Monday.
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    Lock icon GOVT. 'HOSTILE'... SO 250 MEN MAY STRIKE
    246 2 THE Department of Civil Aviation Workers' union— membership 250— yesterday threatened to call its members out on strike to protest against the alleged "hostile attitude of the Singapore Government towards the organization." The threat was contained in a letter from the Union'* Secretary,
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    41 3 She Sails For Home Without Her Lover The r arrives at the Imn g r xDepot. She does not like her picture to be taken. Ah veU, it's not so bad behind dark fj' asses. A helping hand and it's "adieu."
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    Lock icon $1 Million Escape The Taxman Every Year
    209 3 $1 Million Escape The Taxman Every Year MORE than 81,000,000 escape the taxman's assessment every year through irregular money-lending transactions, The Standard learns from its investigations into the Colony's indebtedness. Although the Comptroller of Income Tax, Mr. D.H. Tudor refused to commit himself on this figure, he admitted that ho
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    Lock icon HURRAH FOR SUEZ, SAYS PAP
    102 3 CINGAPORFS Peoples Action Party last nicht gave its full support to the Egyptian government's nationalization of the Suez (anal. The < hairman. Dr. Toh Chin Chye said in a statement: "The action is a manifestation of the Afro Asian countries' desire to tolerate Western domination
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    15 3 CAPTAIN Joh /i Graharn ocen ap: °iitt Eland according to »tn announcement terday.
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    Lock icon TEA MONEY: RURAL BOARD MEMBERS THE MAIN TARGET
    243 3 TUE attack n I feet" of In the rura. an B aga I Building •ee c: tl Rural Board the i Mr. A.E. I n o of 1 B told i Btanr I He said t laui I n 'after g titl
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    Lock icon Inefficiency Of The Public Trustee Dept.'
    363 3 Assemblyman Calls For Probe SINGAPORE Assemblyman said yesterday that he has written to the Chief Secretary Mr W. A. C Goode, demandtng an "immediate investigation into the gross 'inefficiency and carelessness" of the Public Trustee's Department in the execution of its public duties. Tbr-
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    Lock icon THE HOTEL HOAX
    197 3 MANY ARE CALLED BUT NONE IS CHOSEN K SMARTLY dressed. smooth-talking Chinese has hoaxed the Singapore labour Office into recruiting states of pretty waHftaae- for a mythical hotel. He is new being sou? Sit bv the polite. Kiding in an expensive American car. the hoaxer i-binifd that
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    Lock icon I WON'T INTERFERE -EDUCATION MINISTER
    135 3 I WON'T INTERFERE -EDUCATION MINISTER THE Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, told the Singapore Teachers' Union yesterday that he could do very in the matter of the rcintement of Mr. D. Putbucherry. Mr. Puthucherry. a teacher at the Admiralty gJebool, was sacked early this en >nth by the
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    65 3 Why Ban... No Ban? SERF.MBAN, tfon. Mr. G. K. Kathirvalu trade union representative^ m ask the Negri Sembilan tatc Council tomorrow why joct modern is banned in the Sue. when it is owed in oth< States and ement s in te Federation. DatO Mnhamc HanifTa will why a decisif of
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    Lock icon They Want A Roof That Will Stay Put
    226 3 'No More Stormy Terrors' RESIDENTS of Singapore Implement Trust tes m Hock San Brick Works Estaijwant "better and safer" types of roofs for their homa The roofs or their homes were blown off during a recent storm. This was thd fourth occurrence.
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    56 3 p KUPPUSAMY was cis- 1 charged by a Singapore Court j yesterday when the complain- ant du\ not appear to give; evidence. I Kuppusamy was alleged 101 have drhhis motor-cycle in a neg'.i? manner while r thpoence of alcohol at DuneaSoac' on June 20. The u>was told
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    Lock icon Went For Pigs, Bagged Bandit
    54 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Three Home Guards out pig hunting in Tapah. Perak. on Saturday were fired on by six terrorists. They returned the fire, killing one of the terrorists. The dead terrorist has been identified as Ah Kwan. A rifle. ammunition. food. cooking uteris. ls
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    20 3 THE Singapore 26th Scout Troop will hold a variety concert at Can Eng Seng School Hall, on Friday.
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    Lock icon After A Week In Jail
    214 3 I A PRETTY Vietnamese girl stowed away a week ago j to be with her sailor lover I Yesterday she returned n Saigon without the man she loved and who loved her. Petite and sh v Nguyen Tin Xa was put on board the French
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    Lock icon Year's Jail For Man With Ganja
    148 3 Year's Jail For Man With Ganja AFTER letting out a "stream of abuse*' against the police. a man approached th'e duty officer at Central Police Station and told him. "I 'have ganja hemp) with mo, will you dare arrest me.'' The duty officer immediately searched him and found three packets
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    Lock icon C'tee Urges New Pawnshop System
    225 3 PAWNSHOPS in the Colony should be brought, under a new licensing system instead of the present practice of calling for tenders. The Standard learns that this is the main recommendation of the government-ap-pointed committee which submitted its findings recently. The committee was appointed last year
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    Lock icon Girl Guides Drive For Funds
    131 3 Girl Guides Drive For Funds SINGAPORE Girl Guides are working hard to raise lunds to send representatives to one of the International Girl Guide camps to be organized next year in Britain, Switzerland, Canada and Philippines. Miss H. Chiang. Scrangoon District Commi^;oner of the Girl Guide movement, told The Standard
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    156 4 CEOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singapore yesterday) were: tiuyers Sellers No 1 RSS Spot (nom.) 992 IDOi August No. 1 RSS 100 1001 No. I RSS 94'. 95 No. 3 RSS 94 94 1 Tone: Uncertain. SPOKE TIN The priee or »in on the local market
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    211 4 BETTER, SPEEDIER FERRY SERVICES IN PENANG PENANG, Mon. Five modern "end-loading" ferry launches, costing about $7,000,000, will be put into service when the Port Commission's new ferry pier at Weld Quay is ready at the end of 1958. This was disclosed by the chairman of the Commission, Vice-Admiral J.W. Jefford,
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    Lock icon HE GOT TO THE TOP FROM THE RANKS
    358 4 SUB INSPECTOR Mohamed Kassim bin Mahat of the Royal Air Force Police Auxiliaries. Changi, and his wife after the investiture ceremony at Government House on Saturday, when he was presented with the British Empire Medal by the Governor, Sir Robert Black. •He
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    Lock icon Give Up Crime, Bench Warns Youths
    104 4 PEN AN G. Men, Two youths, with previous convictions were told by Mr. Au ■\h Wah in the Magistrate s Court today, that if they continued committing crimes. they would be going in and out of jail throughout their lifetime. Cms: Seak Tong and
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    Lock icon SCHOOL ANMSWERS CRITICS ON GOVT. $360,000 AID
    270 4 SCHOOL ANMSWERS CRITICS ON GOVT. $360,000 AID PENANG, Mon.— The Chung Ling: High School here, one of the Leading Chinese schools in Malaya, has accepted a special grant of $360,000 a year from Government at the rate of $30,000 a month. Acceptance of this giant has, however, come under lire
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    42 4 HONGKONG, July M Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: 51 6. 14 to £1 Sterling; 16.05 to US$l; 51. 834 to Malavan SI; SO 1 86 to one Indonesian Rupiab; Gold $264. .JT.) to a tael.
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    Lock icon Malays To Join The Trade Mission
    141 4 Malays To Join The Trade Mission KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —Two Maay businessmen have a£ieel to aecompany tfae 30-strotg Federation i trade missin to Communist China next month, it i was announed today. A spokesian lor the organisers tfd The Standard that fcr Malays have applied ior elusion in the mission.
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    Lock icon GIRL, 8, TELLS COURT MAN, 51, RAPED HER IN SHOP
    192 4 DOCTOR SAYS DISEASE IS NO PROOF KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. An eight-year-old girl could have contracted venereal disease through an inanimate germ carrier, the Supreme Court was told today. This .suggestion was made by counsel defending a 51-year-old shopkeeoer. Ah Thong,
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    Lock icon Kicked Ex-Wife, Fined & Bound Over
    100 4 Kicked Ex-Wife, Fined Bound Over PENANG, Mnn.- A divorcee, Kechek binte Hussein, alleged in the Magistrate's Court "today that her former husband, kicked her in the tomach and hit her on the head with a sandal, when she went to collect "tontine" money at a house in Tanjong Bungah. Embi
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    Lock icon HOTEL BURGLED
    28 4 THREE roc ns of the F...r.nvmede He. I in Northam Road, Penang were broken into early this morning and some cash and a wrist watch stolen.
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    Lock icon Hang Tuah Lives Again
    91 5 <\\\\\\\v M.il.iv.i's legendary 1 Baßf Tuah. were again, he might < be pleased with this ..traction of a night Court i ir scene uas from a baitd Mi the legend M.mi: Tuah staged pupils of the MaxRoad School, st II s Institution and < hung H«
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    58 5 Literary Agency In Johore THE Malay Literary Agency. wID promote Malay :ma and Lit rature, will be *> l Bahru shor the Iziz, S I ye"st rday Vgei 1 be In tig :n i until 11 Ita K ila Lum- plan approved by the F nt. Ii i ild a
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    23 5 will 1 ed- in to promote it President of the Federation. M i S, terda after r F cretary,
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    Lock icon 41 SCOUT LEADERS IN MALAYA DECORATED
    288 5 KTJ LUMPUR, Monu —I u in Chief Scout .-.Wealth. tiaS 11 Bcout Leaders loi er tl Uth an- i toda M Oon Hoot Ewe, BetO mmissioner for In P rian-;. goes the award ot the the -Silver Mr O i- the filth r in
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    286 5 4 Reds Die In Jungle Manhunt IPOH, M Tri Lin Sp< .al Air Service scored one oi their big:n recent y k:iliut.oi five C mtactI near the Foi Brooke Kelan--10 border las! Saturday fifth was m loci. The dead bandits have
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    Lock icon Tree Of Friendship
    113 5 THE leader of the \isitinc Japanese students. Mr. Yoshio Kawashima yesterday planted a camphor tree in front of Students House at the University of Malaya, to mark their visit to Singapore. Mr. Kawashima. who headed the seven-stu-dent team of the Osaka Youth Association said: "As the tree
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    203 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Fashion -conscious women in new villages around Ipoh arc up in arms against a regulation restricting the movement of cloth without a permit in "black areas." So many of them have been fined or sent to fail for up
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    338 5 Two Armed Thugs Escape With $6, 000 Cashier Tied, Gagged In Daring Daylight Crime IPOH, Mon. Police are on the hunt for two thugs who got away with over $6,000 cash in a daring daylight robbery at about 8.30 a.m. here today. Victim of the robbery was a 55-year-old cashier
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    112 5 Husband To Pay $250 Monthly A WOMAN claimed in a Singapore Court yesterday that her^ insurance agent husband took her jewellery and pawned it for 53. 000. The woman. Anirupa. made this allegation, when she summoned her husband. N. G. Ghosh, for maintenance. Ghosh said Anirupa took provisions from his
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    88 5 'Escape Hell And Go To Heaven' REV. ANTONIO Orrmo. pastor of the First Baptist Church in Manila, began a series of five gospel meetings last night at the Life Church in Prinsep Street when he addressed a large congregation on "How to Escape Hell and Gcsto Heaven." Rev. Ormeo. president
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    63 5 PENANG. Mori. Muslims here are gravely concerned over reports that the Alrnashhur Islamic School in Tek Soen Street— the onlv Islamic school in George Town may be removed to the rural area because the school authorities want to sell the land. The school the Settlement's biggest
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    226 5 KfALf LUMPUR, Mon.— A Police Constable snapped handcuffs on a youth and threatened to take him away from his mother if she did not pay him a "fine" of 5250, the Sessions Court was told today. I:; sentencing Constable Chan See
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    66 5 BUS DRIVER. Yeo Ah Kiong, pleaded guilty in a Singapore Court yesterday, to an amended charge of inconsiderate driving at Mountbattcn Rear.', on Feb. 6. Senior Inspector Rahman bin Embi. told the court he was travelling along Mountbatten Road, when Yeo cut across his path on the
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    30 5 THE Medical Director of the Singapore Anti-Tuber-cuiosis Association, Dr. G. H. Garlick. will speak to members of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club today on the work of S.A.T.A.
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    178 6 Bir: On July 21. 1956. my brother took my younger sister to the Reg tration Office to apply tor an identity card as she is twelve year- old. He took along with him, her Birth Certificate in which hi r date of birth, name and nationality
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    500 6  - THE NEWS AS IT ST RIKES ME ASTER GUNASEKERA By YESTERDAY The Standard. editorially, urged aliens in the Federation not to lose sight of the obvious that the country is Malay and. therefore, with the advent of mcrdeka the lingua franca will be Malay. The United Chinese Teachers' Association in
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    449 6  -  Sydney Fremantle 1> H rati n far I the Standard e by Admiral Sir J)URING the past two centuries public interest in the Royal Navy has probably never been so low as it is today. And this is a time too when the resources of our
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    66 6 Bir; Public holidays are granted for occasions of singular significance. These are generally consecrated and sacred days, Muharram is not a mere word. It has religious and historical significance. It records the Hegira, that is the first month of reckoning, commencing from the 16th day of
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    153 6 We the PEOPLE called the time of 'Matam' or Lamentation period, m commemoration of the martyr clam of Imam Hassan anr: Hussaln, the two grand-sons of the Holy prophet Mohamed are reverent and sacred Sir Hussaln Abdul Kader, who advocated the grant of a Public Holiday for the Hindu New
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    128 6 Sir: The transfer of the State Capital 10 Kuantan has greatly Increased the need for a fir.-t-rate Commercial Instauion in this fast developing town. With four English schools and numerous Government servants there should be an encouraging nuraber of students who woujd like to make full
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    153 6 Sir; During my raany ye -.rs of so :a. we I i bserve that the moneylenders constitute a serious .il evil Tiv re on the part ef cur to urb their a :i\ ities by firm and rigid regu >ns is on b U our n
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    48 6 Sir; Along Serangoon Road and Jalan Besar timber merchants and secondhand goods dealers have heaped up their materials along the corners and footpaths thus causing serious obstruction to motorists and pedestrians. I hope the City Council wail take immediate action to remove such obstruction. OBSERVER Singapore
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    108 6 Sir: My congratiaatiois to the Traffic Police for pohibiting parking on both ides of Market Street. I tope that the Police will do the same for Malacca street. At present this narow highway is not only chaed with cars o n both sides >ut also very
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    555 6 system into operation from the outset. As the war progressed, however, the Germans increased their submarine force to 300. and from bases captured In F:\ and Norway were ablplay, havoc with our shipping. For two years the position was critical. Yet gradually, in spite of
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    611 7  -  RONALD BATCHELOR By m*. I Liners, Tankers, Freighters Continue To Pass Throuqh mmmf r? R TI SA Ju V U <R«uter)— lt is business as usual along the JA have caused on S*S3JS 5 n b fl f 2"'? for P^duced barely a
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    129 7 MILKING COW SOLVED THE PROBLEM SH \\M V Wales. July \P A row clumped 60 feet up a winding: stairi the top of ihe .urontrol tower here on 'n- und stood oitenterily over ■tl -vs.de. .here sh e staved (6 hour* while autho- pondered the problem of retting her down.
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    79 7 British Get Tough In Cyprus n\. Inly M a. p. I f 8 tnday th wider i -v m Lgned by C rnor BU Fohn ding t as am ndm ot ations pro* \ovemb< r. They j de: Tha' Bril n or r i r act against That troor i
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    212 7 With Six Beauty Titles MISS "BOMBE ATOMIQUE", a stunning red-haired French pin-up girl, was alone and unhappy in London last week. But she smiled for this picture at her London hotel. She was sad because, she said, she was missing the pets she had left at
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    273 7 WORLD'S LOVELIEST GIRL IS AN ORPHAN LOS ANGELES, July 30, (AP)— From orphanage to world beauty fame that's the rise of the re-cently-crowned Miss Universe. Carol Morris of Ottumwa, lowa. The 20-year-old brunette said un Sunday that she was adopted at the age ol three by the Reverend and Mrs
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    221 7 Attack On Govt' s Wage Restraint Policy BRIGHTO N, Sus ex, July 30, (Reuter)— An allout attack on the British Government's wage restraint policy and its failure to check the rising cost of living will be made at the annual Trade I'nion Congress, which opens here on Sept. 3. Resolutions
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    62 7 GALYATETOE. Hungary. July 30 (Reuter) Many Western Protestant churchmen yesterday preached for the first time in a 'Communist country in city and small country churches in the Budapest and Debrezen region. The Protestant leaders are attending a meeting of the central committee of the World Council
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    39 7 TOKYO, July 30 (AP' Professor George Edward Luckman Gauntlett, a Briton who devoted himself to teaching of English in Japan for half a century, died of heart attack at his home here on Sunday. He was 88.
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      42 7 MONTE CARLO. Monaco. July 3( <AP> Prince Rainier ~ani Princess Grace will leave *n Sept. 20 for a twomonth visit in the United States a Monacan government .pokesman said on Sunday. They will sail aboard the liier United States.
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      38 7 WASHINGTON. July 30 iAP> The Censu s Bureau repotted on Sunday that a sampfe survey in February showed that almost three out of four house holds in the Unittd States had one or morr television sets.
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      39 7 BORDEAUX. France. July 30 (AP) The French aircraft carrier Lafayette put In here on Sunday with an unspecified number ol light American planes destined for Algeria where the French are attempting to put down a nationalist rebellion.
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      28 7 TAIPEI, July 30 (AP) A Chinese physicist said on Sunday there was a radioactive faliout over Formosa on Saturday, but without enough strength to have injurious effects.
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      39 7 PARIS. July 30 (AP) Premier Khim Tit of Cambodia has presented his resignation to the King, the PYench News Agency said on Sunday in a dispatch from Pnom Penh. The report quoted the Cambodian government press agency.
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      33 7 TOKYO. July 30 (UP)— Two students were killed yesterday and more than 50 others were injured when a bus carrying high school students fell Into a river in Toyama prefecture.
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    86 7 photo. TAG ARE, a 2.">-year-old ventriloquist. lies on a cross to wnich he was voluntarily nailed in Reyenosa. Mexico. An arrow points to one of the nails in his hand. He is doing it for money, he says, and will give ten per cent to the Roman
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    111 7 Kills 5, Then Tries Suicide LISBON. July 30 < Renter i A 45-year-old Portuguese villager yesterday murdered five people and then, when captured, -aid he had intended to kill still another man. Press reports from the central Portuguese village of Serra Do Bouro said the trouble arose over a property
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    70 7 DAMASCUS. July 30 (AP)— A fisherman beside the river Quaraso, on Syria's border with Turkey, hooked a mini which exploded, killing him and his son, police said on Sunday. Col. Mohamed All Ismail, chief of Syrian gendarme forces, said Syria i.- calling for a meeting
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    158 7 Sabotage Fears Cut Airways Revenue NICOSIA, JuK 30 (Reuter) Sabotage fears have sharply cut the revenue of Cyprus Airways subsidiary of British European Airways and British Overseas Airways Corporation the annual statement revealed yesterday. The chairman, Dr. Colin Etaeburn, told shart "The d< terio situati in the island bag changed
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    46 7 LONDON. J 29 (Re ;*er)— i made being d played il I '.oscow industry exbibi rding I R The Radio >*> r the oles of the shoe p -urface of bludder and tbe shoes are "hard wearing, coi i -proof and acid-: ing."
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    58 7 LONDON. July Prince Micha. Kent, 14--*'"ar-old youngest son t the Duchess ol Kent, entered hospital here day for further examinations and X-rays on Injuries received when he slippi d at a swimming pool on Friday. His conditio n has Improve d. and it expected thai h<
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    131 7 MOSCOW, July 30 (AP) I Showman Billy Rose said here on Sunday he has reached agreement in principle with the Soviet Union for a largescale exchange of American and Russian theatrical talent. It would bring 500 American artistes here and let 500 Russian artistes travel to
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    118 8 TOKYO. July 30. (Reuter) Japanese shipping was continuing to use the Suez Canal "as usual" pending an official decision on' the Egyptian Government's move to nationalize the Canal. "ompanics v they j J on s. they racer a ire fro n the Inter- neGw ernment Jar.
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    85 8 DANVILLE, KENTUCKY. July 30 AP) Mrs. Mar: Keaton, who was 103 yesterday, .says her I tne life has d J with the fact she Quit smoking. She didn't quit until she was 99, Mrs. Keatcn said. Chuckling Then, she said she i put her old pipe
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    69 8 Photos. (LEFT) The foam of the Atlantic Ocean washes over the great Italian liner Andrea Doria as she subsides before plunging to the bottom off the coast of New England on July 26. Wreckage and debris float to the surface. (Right) A small portion
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    208 8 NEW YORK, July 30, (Reuter)— New York newspapers todav sharply criticized President Nasser's seizure of the Suez Canal as a real threat to the peace and security of the Middle East. The New Yo rk Tores said Pro-: ion: Nasser's action eould e am erse
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    140 8 ALGIERS, July 30 (AP) Senegalese^ warriors carried out a tierce counter-attack against Moslem nationalist rebels on Sunday following a rebel ambush near the town o! Biskra. French headquarters here only have scant reports on the action, which occurred after the rebels had fired on a Senegalese
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    67 8 MOSCOW, July 30 (AP) Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu of Japan marked his 69th birthday yesterday with a dinner for Moscow's entire Japanese colony 21 members of his delegation and 10 special correspondents. He arrived on Saturday night aiming, he said to negotiate an end to the technical state
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    116 8 TAIPEI, July 30, (Reuter)— A violent typhoon with centre winds of 130 miles per hour was today sweeping: across the Pacific towards Formosa from a point 700 miles east south-east of the island, the weather bureau announced here. The Bureau ?;id the typhoon code-named ''Weiiria."
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    133 8 RAF MEN ARRIVE FOR ATOMIC TESTS SYDNEY, July 30, (Reuter) A party of To Royal Air Force ground staff arrived at Sydney airport today on their way to the British atomic test site at Maralinga. South Australia. Already 250 British Government officials, clerks scientists and servicemen have passed quickly through
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    34 8 TOKYO, July 30 (Reuter) Police reported today seven people were drowned during the weekend while swimming in rivers and at seaside resorts near Tokyo. A further seven were reported missing.
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    91 8 New Surge Of Violence In Africa JOHANNESBURG, July 30 (Reuter) Three Africans were killed and six injured and six houses burnt in a fresh outbreak of violence in the African town.'hip of Evaton, about 30 mi'es from Johannesburg, last nijdht. Police arrested six Africans they said were carryng iron bars,
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    73 8 MANILA, July 30 (AP) Fire today burned to death six persons and destroyed a large section of the business district in the big Southern Philippine Port City of Davao. Philippine News Service reported Police said early esti- mates placed pro]»erty damage at US$1,00),000 (MS3.000.000). The four-hour
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    339 8 Girl (3) Raped And Fl ung To Her Death Police Rescue Suspect From Mob Of 2,000 turned over to The v nacled to Lugo Pistols. and forced v ground. But i tamed a wi the car, and threai ill: pulled av after it. shrieking.- AP NEW YORK, July 30, (AP.-
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    99 8 6 Wounded In Bomb Explosion ALGIERS, July 30 (AP) Six persons were wounded last night when a bomb exploded at the exit of a movie house in Bordj-Bou-Arrcridj. about 85 miles south-east of [Algiers. In Morocco, national security police ordered two French residents of Casablanca to leave tne country. The
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    60 8 SOUTH KINGSTOWN. Bhc island, Ju y 30 (AP)— John Nulty, 60, New Yorker m sine writer ior more than 2 years, died last night at home here. McNulty was probably best know- lor his i hronides of life along New York's Third Avenue, and one collection was
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    69 8 Icelanders 'Cannot Run Base' (Reuter* An if the United S are withdrawn I Kefl a "Kefla-. and althougi JS do not I* 1 j ganisatior the base t a chest r: correS dent r I Commenting on the g] posed talks 1 r Unit. States and Iceland cr. j tion
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    807 9  -  John Halkin from LONDON QUT of the mouths of babes and sucklings may come words of wisdom, hut ii is more usual to expect words of nonscr.se. A fashion for babes is becoming noticeable in England. First, there has been the publication of a hook bv Colin WiKon
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    36 10 MALAYAN industrial shares were again well supported and prices advanced slightly, according to the Malayan Snarebrokers* Association yesterday. Tins were hesitant and rubbers were quietly Steady, Price changes announced by the Association were:
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    424 10 TEAMS FINDINGS WILL SHAPE TRADE TREND Standard Market Correspondent JUST what will be the future pattern of trade between Malaya and Japan, and Malaya arid China, will depend to some extent, on the results of the present Singapore trade mission, according to Colony traders. Japan is not only interest ed
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    42 10 Bank of Tokyo in Singapore. Standardpic shows (from left): Messrs. Lim Sin Seng, Chau Fook Ng, Wee Teow Poh, VV. D. Shaw, Ng Sen Choy, Yuk.chi Sugihara, Lee- Chee Shan, Phey Hong Huat, Yosuo Ishii and Toong Ching-kee.
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      269 10 THE Fisheries Department will put up exhibits .it the combined Livestock and Agricultural Show in September, the Colony's Chief Fisheries Officer, Dr. Tham Ah Kow, said in a broadcast over Radio Malaya last night. Singapore imports fish from Europe. South Africa as well as
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      187 10 MALAYAN sharebrokera yesterday reported the following business done: INDUSTRIALS: F and X. ords $1.9?L $1,981; Hammers $2.90, $2 9U Breweries $2.85; Cemenl Collieries si 02 $LO3; Metal B x 50. SI 521; O.C. Banks s 4 .5: R tbinson orris $1.51 si. 50 Smie Darby Si. 92':
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      140 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon clo>ing prices per picul yesterday were; copra July I nominal) $254 buyers. $26 sellers. August $261 buyers $261 sellers; coconut oil (bulk) $40\ -••Hers: coconut oil (drums) $43 sellers: Muntok white pepper $118 Sarawak white $117, Special Sarawak black $80. Singapore Copra Association closing
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      38 10 THE appointment of Mr. Robert Law-Smith, a Victorian grazier, and business man. to the board of directors of Qantas Empire Airways Ltd. was announced by the Australian Minister for Civil Aviation, Mr. A.G. Townley.
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    56 10 THE members of the trade mission photographed at raya Lebar Airport before they left for Cambodia aid South Vietnam on tsancay. The leader of the mission. Mr. Tan Keong Choon. is seen seventh from the left. On his left is Mr. H. M. BulJard. Assistant Secretary Ministry
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    244 10 It's Penicillin -Without The Needle SINGAPORE and Federation of Malaya hospitals and private practitioners are now using a new form of Penicillin, which obviates the use of the needle, in increasing quantities. This drug, a "Rhodia" product, manufactured by Societe Des Usines Chimiques Rhone-Poulenc of Paris, is administered orally. Called
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    44 10 Buyer Sellers Spot <nom.) 984 99 Aug. R.S.S. No. 1 98! Sept. R SS. No. 1 911 98 Aug. R.S.S. No. 2 93£ 94 Aug. R S.S. No 3 93£ RMA on reg. trnc 1 r August 93| Septemoer 9?| Tone: Stea
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    63 10 THE first airfi< d eontro! radar to be need at any airporl in India has i een installec at the Calcutta (Dum 1 heaviesi density 'of civil and traffic among aerodromes in the country. The airfield control radai I -o enable air 1 I s
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    92 10 Bank? relation made owing changes in its rates to merchant: yest< buying, airmai 1 TT 16. O.D. 32 U/H s 32 7 'B credit bills. 32 15/K trade bi N \DA buying, airmai! T T 2. O.D. 32 1/8. 90 32 II cr-cdit bills. 32 trad< SELLING TT.
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    107 10 RUBBER Top $1 ON NEWS OF TENSION IN MID-EAST MOUNTING tension r h,' following th£ nationalixotion 0 f th caused Singapore rubber prices to H lb. for first grade August shipment market (961 cents on Saturdoy The mark*' moved up to 99 cents in the qq on trade and spec
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    55 10 Big Potent Demand Tin Is S e r,n chairman of r ss^ AU ln his 2 "tiers in l hi* aj and existed i among consuJ tin !n pwticalar s Asian counl anc ma* the cour in World c He thougl ach rea and of i whei trac I a
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    41 10 P&O Ne Cargo Lin Arrivi ng IHI maiden i j the I (Ti latrsV liner Salsette U early tins Matt m she mailed from J| to take extended I '"J started Lond< gi and 1 via A Jl fit MB I
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      551 10 NOTICES MALAYA CHINA JAPAN CONFERENCE NOTICE TO SHIPPERS /ywiNG to increased costs of KJ operating vessels etc.. Shippers are notified that, effective Ist September L956. It will be necessary to increase by approxi manly 10 the Rates of Freight on ail Commodities, except Rubber, from Malayan Base Ports to territories
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      137 10 NOTICE NOTICE TO SHIPPERS TO MAURITIUS SEYCHELLES SOUTH EAST AFRICA CHIPPERS are advised that k^ owing to higher operational costs freightrates from Singapore, Port Swettenham and Penang to Mauritius. Seychelles, South-and East African ports will be increased by approximately 10% effective Ist October 1956. Further details may be obtained from:
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    592 12 Nymph from the 'Land of Five Rivers' Terry Pillay meets a NOWADAYS, one always seems to be running across news photographs of modern young Pakistani women striding along a London road, or some European city square. Uncicrneci capP says: ''This c intingent oi Girl Gu Sea Cadets qui national cultural
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    494 12 FOR ROMAN EVENINGS Preview of Italian Fashions in Museum ROME. KVER since th» times of legendary Etruscans, women j have been the same j way about fashion J novelties so a prehistoric museum is as good a place as any to stage a show o f forthcoming season's mode. In
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    471 12  - LADY in Waiting 'LANE' Bv av TT*S a well-known fact that you look your prettiest, when you feel your proudest, and there are such attractive maternity clothes available nowadays, that you can look your smartest as well. Gone, thank goodness are the hideous, flowered smocks our mothers were forced to
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    179 12 "TJOU* he>t con a Brussels lace wedding veil be restored to its original whitcness? nsks Mrs. M. J. IJ the veil is of genuine Brussels lace, it will probably be quite valuable; and if it is old. it will be very fragile. However if you care
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      86 12 NEW AND "os*'*°'»G f QUfTB SENSATIONAL «o pirvQu.ck ntCHawr: Hvcm PINCURL WAVE by RICHARD HUDNUT :v ivri I -'or the very first time in this country, nin i. pt > 4 a perm so quick, you can be finished ind f to go out in H e hour* a perm
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    526 13 Dodgers Cubs Split But N ames Sur^w'h (AP) Ci ™nnati chopped Milwaukee's National League games Sundaj bv sweeping a pair from Pittsburgh while the Braves v single same at Philadelphia. »ra\es iN<> gaim-d 4 hatf the I'ravfx but lost t<> < lo>e important hen
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    40 13 pnoio). AUSTRALIAN Test ericketcrs' lan Johnson (left), captain, and Keith Miller, viee- captain, proudly display their M.B.E.s. after they had attended an investiture ceremony at Buckingham Palaee. The Queen dubbed eight new knights during the ceremony. AP
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    464 13 SYDNEY, -luly .'ID <IP) The world famous firm of Seudcria Ferraji has entered a team in the Australian Grand Prix, to be held in Melbourne at Olympus time, giving true international status to the event for the first time. Although over>ca.s owners have entered privately
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    57 13 TOKYO. July 30 UP)— The United States Olympic soccerteam will compete in "goodwill" matches here in late October, the Japan Soccer Associtaion has announced. The association also announced the selection of 35 candidates for the Japanese soccer team to compete in the Melbourne Olympic games. Final selection of
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    135 13 RESULTS of the Island Golf Club Ladies Open Day tourney played yesterday were: Stableford "A" Division dinner: Mrs. B. Nicoll with 31 points; "B division winner: Mrs. J. Frenkon with 36 points. Hidden Hol "A" division winner: Mrs. A. Abbett 35 nctt; "B'' division winner: Mrs.
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    694 13  - THIN M IREA TE MILT By A Sweep Of Distance Events J^f^ON, July c*,, irx f "—'fhe figures of two tall thin men dominate the distance running world today as track enthusiasts ponder prospects for gold medals in the Melbourne Olympics opening Novem-j ber 22. The threatening thin men Iril
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    245 13 CHINESE Athletics won their last game in the SAFA division 1 league when they edged the S.H.B. Police bv three goals to two at the Jalan Besar Siadium yesterday. The soccer served up was of the poorest quality made worse by rough i-iay. with
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    126 13 Customs Win On Penalties CUSTOMS Sports Clul Tamil Brotherhood Asso< 5-2 m a SAP A Di\ B leag .< tch at G< yesterda; TBA opened accounts in the second minute ol lirsi through centre! ■■'d Naidu, who headed into goaL Customs equalized i n the 1 01 h minute through
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    48 13 I h be h ling practice on eve; y W< at the BODCA gro .nd. ie ti- I practice aiill be held members "e intcr- sted In pla? ing th, Club r asked to conl Mr Bishen Singh of 33 Dorset Road a5 early as possible.
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    425 13 Anybody's Parker Cup It Went To The RAOC THE Royal Army Ordnance Corps won the Parker Cup when they defeated the Royal Army Pay Corps by two goals to one in a close fought tussle yesterday. The Paymen started as if the game was to be theirs, but the Ordnance
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      304 13 Ii 1 Abner By A/ Capp F^ T '^>^./^f~> MI SME SEES SOO AS VOU] /TH AT SECOND r^.c-r m vl I -U-t r/ 1 li^vi ttrap i are- not tmE famous > f smock f.- ght bl: J IV V- J 7 frJ^™o\ mov/;e STAR you PRE- < I
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    130 14 The Fourth Test weatherman's In Others Out! It's On Off Again For Aussies MANCHESTER. July 30 (Renter)— Australia took their second innings M-ore to 84 for two in 59 minutes' play on the Fourth day of the Fourth Test against England here. A start was at 1345 GMT. and after
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    78 14 THE Sing night picked 12 era fr the final 11 WiU :epresen: Federation their eni cricket tc? an j 3" on tne pedant e req icst€ turn v.p lot net on Tuesday, u\ Thursday at tne The players selected are: 11 Sheppard (capt). N
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    157 14 Metric Sprints May Not Be For Women Only COLONY >print hope. Ke>avan Soon may get his chance for metre-sprints when he represents the Singapore Civilians against the Joint Services in the annual athletic meet at Nee Soon on Saturday from 2.30 p.m. R Sunt nes ire asked selected IM Yard-.
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    25 14 the YMCA I Billiard i K 1 v the YMC C. i H. i the final on esday. Atg I
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    34 14 esenl cet Clu I t a. ei Ra ah Road at 11 N i J nea Quek BaiSing Parma the B m .3. B c aig R I eXra. a n d
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    181 14 FOLLOWING are weights for four rates on Saturday, third day of the Penang meeting: Cl. 1 Dh I—6 Furs ■ml Worlmgton II 9.02 Rubber Planter 81M:tge Show II B.OS A\enger 8.07 Aquarua 8-Oh Amusement II M I Pride of Phoenix 8.o:; High Hopes 80 La Ronde 7.1
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    56 14 WEIGHTS for one race next Monday, last day of the meeting: Horses Cl. 1 8i Furs. Cash Cheque 900 James Aitch 8.12 Conventional 8.10 Now Showing 8.08 Papplewick 8 07 Btrakat 8.06 Barfleur 8.05 French Shoe 8 03 Enjoyment II 8.01 Shangrila 7.11 Air mark 7.10 King Crow
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    352 14 PERHIMPONAN Stia and Katong Sports Club drew oneall in a SAFA Div. 3A league at Ba.estier Road yesterday. Dollah scored for Stia while Katong's goal was netted by Jumat. aa^ d tn«se tacMcl "°fparticui* r stylish M ?1 £f cracked f/^«% 4V°ny Lock fjvrT.^ .pinner TT a'
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    634 14 Natekar Drops Set Then Shows Piruz How Indon's Yang Is S'gor 'Queen' Selangor Singles Titles Go "To 'invaders' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— lndia's flashy, popular Nandu Natekar became Selangor International singles champion last night. He won his first Malayan title when he swiped Selangor's Abdullah Piruz off the court in 50
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    88 14 Ten States To Fight For Rahman Cup IPOH- M>n —Ten s' ites, ii eluding Singapore, will take p i the ti ter-etate M B dminl >r compeUtion Tunku Abd d Rahman Cup Pcrak and Penang wiU play in the opening match, on Aug. 4 at 7.30 p na. at the
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    41 14 [TAN Football C 3 sera F lion ttled ne-aU dx iw in a SAFA n A e it i al St. rge's Ro -terriay. S S !Of€ 1 lor Pachil an whi e B n Peng nc tne Workers,
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    213 14 A STRONG Thailand Rugby Union fiMeen will vis t the Federation and Singapore in late November te I series oi matches, it was announced at the annual general meeting of the Singapore Rugbj Union held vesterd a v auntry Decembe^f Tbeywi play
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    281 14 Happy Gang Shows Lots Of Zest PENANG. Won. Metric Kongsi HAPPY GANG, with Omar up. showed a lot of galloping zest at the training track this morning when he clocked 33 3 5 sec. for three furlongs in the company of PERSIAN COUNT Happy Gang, I Of pul ing hard
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      76 14 SOCCER **^Dfcp. Marine Dept. vs. Fosters vr Jala* Besar stad\ r Div. 3 A Cosmos v Radin Mas at Geylang: Tornados v Mount Emily at Farrer Park. ATHLETICS Singapore Chinese G'rls' School annual Games Day jrorn 8.30 a.m. on the school field. BADMINTON SMBA junior s;nples semifinal and open doubles
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