Singapore Standard, 29 July 1957

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    30 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD ***** (5 lines) POLICE 2400 W ft iH FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 Vol. Mil- No. 27 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 29, 1957 12 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon ONG RETAINS CONTROL OF MCA
    992 1 3,000 FLOCK TO STORMY MEETING TO ELECT A CHAIRMAN Itn!"^!!^ Shall Seek Some Had Two Papers Marked Change Of Venue Some Had No at me Ballot Legal Advice Ballot Papers In Advance Unconstitutional Papers At All Lees Son Fights In Vain To Return 'Old Guard'
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    Lock icon Tragedy At Woodlands
    35 1 A WOMAN. Wong Ah Ngoh i: X 35 :?'.;nd drowned m a r Woodlands Road. n she failed to return fnr police were informed :r.d her b<~>dy three later at the river's
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    Lock icon Witch Marks On Their Arms
    42 1 KAMPALA. Uganda, July 28 (Reuter)—Northwest Uganda is suffering: from a sudden wave of witchcraft. Incidents include people waking up m the morning with a series of small cuts on their arms, apparently made by secret nightly intruders.
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    Lock icon 400 Vehicles In Mile-Long Drive-Past
    164 1 RASC Stages Mammoth Parade POUR HUNDRED serA vices trucks and staff cars stretching out nearly a mile on the old Kalians: airfield yesterday formed one of the most impressive military parades seen m the Colony. Eight hundred members of the Royal Army Service Corps participated
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    Lock icon N. Koreans Blast At UN
    292 1 Withdraw Jets Or Face The Consequences CHARGES, COUNTER-CHARGES AT COMMISSION MEETING PANMI NJOM, Korea, July 28 (UP)— The Com munists today demanded that the United Nations Com mand immediately withdraw American F-100 Sabn jets and other new weapons sent into South Korea anc called it
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    Lock icon La Lollo's Bambino Is A Boy
    113 1 ROME, July 28 (Reuter) Italian film star Gina Lollobngida today gave birth to her first child— a boy The star's husband, Dr. Milko Scofir, speaking on the telephone from the hospital just after 8.30 this morning, said "it's a boy, born 20 minutes ago."
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    Lock icon Ceylon MP Is Stoned By Crowd
    120 1 COLOMBO. July 28 (UP) Police clashed last night with a crowd of 4.000 who attacked parliamentarian C. Suntheralingam on Batticaloa Esplanade. While Suntheralingam wa> speaking on the esplanade last night a crowd of workers surged out of a convention of the Federal Par.y and
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    Lock icon HANGING
    26 1 A CITY Council worker. Kalimuthu. 41, was lound hanging m his room at the labourers' quarters m Lorong Lalat. off Jalan Besar. Singapore yes'.erday morning.
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    Lock icon MERLE WEDS
    30 1 FILM star Merle Oberon and Mexican industrialist Bruno Pagliai were married yesterday m one of Rome's little Roman C. a t. h n 1 1 r« churches. A.P.
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    Lock icon 4,000 Dead, Missing In Jap Floods
    141 1 TOKYO. July 28, (UP)— The death and missing total m Thursday's western Kyushu floods and landslides neared the 4,000 mark today as new floods were reported m Southern Kyushu. Reports reaching Tokyo said heavy rains since last night hit western Kagoshima prefecture area, some
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    Lock icon ROYAL ISLANDS TOUR ENDS
    42 1 PORTSMOUTH, July 23 (Reuter)— The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived m the royal yacht Britannia this morning after an overnight voyage from Guernsey. The royal couple have been making a three-day tour of the Channel Islands,
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    Lock icon QUAKE ROCKS MEXICO CITY
    129 1 Twenty-four Dead, 172 Injured: Casualty List Mounting NEW YORK. July 28, (Reuter)— Twenty-four persons were Jsilled and at least another 172 injured when an earthquake struck Mexico City as most people were sleeping m the early hours of today, New York radio stations reported. In a
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    Lock icon 'THEY PLOT TO UNSEAT KING AT RISK OF WAR'
    176 1 AMMAN. July 28 (AP) Jordan opened the military trial of alleged pro-Egyptian plotters yesterday with the charge that they planned to overthrow King Hussein even at the risk of war. One of the 22 accused m the largest mass trial m
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    Lock icon HARBOUR GO-SLOW ENDS TODAY
    207 1 NORMAL work will be restored m the Singapore Harbour Board today following the acceptance of the interim recommendations made by the Court of Inquiry on Saturday. The SHB Staff Association, whose members have adopted go-slow tactics since June 22. yesterday advised all its members to carry
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    Lock icon Rebels Reject Mao's Help
    55 1 CAIRO July 28 <UP) Sheikh Mohamed El-Hart? official envoy In Cairn of the Imam of Omar, said here that the rebel leader has declined an offer of aid from Communist China The Sheikh did not g;ve j any reason for declining 'he a;d the nature of
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    Lock icon TO GO ON OR NOT WITH LONDON TALKS?
    220 2 U.S. PART IN DISARMAMENT Ike Sends Dulles Hurrying On Fact-Finding Mission WASHINGTON, July 28 (AP)— President Eisenhower yesterday ordered U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles to fly today to the London disarmament talks. Officials said Dulles will decide whether to continue
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    Lock icon 'I'm Glad He Is Coming Over' —STASSEN
    206 2 'I'm Glad He Is Coming Over' —STASSEN LONDON. July 23 (UP)" U.S. disarmament delegate Harold Stassen said last night he is "gratified"' that the Secretary of State, Foster Dulles will join him m the disarmament talks here but declined to spell out the reason for Dulles trip. Other officials similarly
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    25 2 new YORK and London new-papers were offered for ?a'e m Moscow on Saturday for the fir-t time sinrp the OOld war 'nr^.Tn. U.P.
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    Lock icon Patch Flies Back To HQ
    70 2 NICOSIA. July 28 (Reuter)— Air Marshal Sir Hubert Patch. C-in-C Middle East Air Force, returned to his Cyprus headquarters today from a fortnight's visit to Aden and East Africa. At one stage of his trip he followed the Muscat situaiion closely and consulted with Air
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    Lock icon WEDDING AT CHANGI
    55 2 Photo by MR. ANT) MRS. Brian Victor Olley after their wedding: at St. George's Church. Changi on Saturday. The groom, who romrs from Essex, is attached to the fire fighting section of R.A.F.. Changi. The bride, the former June Christine Buttery, of Nottingham, is a telephonist at
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    Lock icon THIS IS THE DANCE OF THE MOUNTAIN PEOPLE
    384 2  - THIS IS THE DANCE OF THE MOUNTAIN PEOPLE TERRY PILLAY By Colourful Show From Philippines For Spore \GAY, colourful, and exciting programme of entertainment is promised to Malayans m three weeks' time, when the Philippines Cultural Mission, featuring top Filipino folk dancers and singers will visit Singapore to play at
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    Lock icon 'Bravest Boy' Is Going To Lourdes
    119 2 'Bravest Boy' Is Going To Lourdes I PARIS July 28 (API— Ricl ard Sta I n ar j fa;h< fl i w in 1 to look a Richard. nln< thn blond and thr d c r. ay lttl< time to live So the S t oui n .i rip to
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    Lock icon End All Strikes And Disputes-PAP
    224 3 End All Strikes And Disputes- PAP Release The Detainees Or Bring Them To Pu blic Trial PARTY DEMANDS FOR THE NEXT ANNUAL CONFERENCE THE People's Action Party is to urge the Government to "take immediate and effective steps to end existing strikes, go-slow and other trade disputes m Singapore." This
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    Lock icon Notes Will Still Be Valid-Says Ismail
    183 3 Notes Will Still Be ValidSays Ismail A LOR STAR, Sun.— The Kedah Mentri Besar, Tunku l>mail bin Tunku Yahaya, told members of the Civics 1 .notion Group and honorin Information Officers c this afternoon there i>no truth m the rumours lit. after Merdeka, currency notes bearing: the i.nase of the
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    Lock icon PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices
    53 3 PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices POSIE Tay. 22, operates 1 mvn beauty parlour Chiat Place. When i'Uildering the responih of her business, likes to go to the movies. During weekends, she goes swimming or dancing. She hopes to travel overseas soon where she intends to take up a specialist course
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    Lock icon Guides Bid Farewell To Lady MacG.
    113 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Federation's first Asian Girl Guide CommissionerDesignate. Mrs L. Xavaratnam last ni^ht reminded guides from all over the Federal ion that they were an important part of the Malayan society. She was speaking g| a farc\vc function m honour of their
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    Lock icon BOUND FOR A 'GOOD HOLIDAY' AFTER 20 YEARS' SERVICE
    366 3 \FTER more than ?0 years', service m Singapore and Borneo. Major W.L.P. Sochon will leave his post as Commissioner of Prisons m the Colony, under the Malayanization scheme. He will sail for Melbourne, with Mrs. Suction and their two children. on
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    Lock icon Abdul To Drum Up Interest
    113 3 KVAI I UMPUR, Sun. Abdul Ghani bin Yun is, c of F« ration's nine repre- World Sco its ein D nd is tak.:^ v. i1 h him bdu! a Form II El the Undang R- a i h S hool m Ne;r; Sembithe Standard at
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    Lock icon Civil Defence Dinner
    106 3 MEMBERS of the Warden Section of the Singapore Civil Defence Corps gave a dinner at its headquarters m Kolam Ayer on Saturday to honour their Deputy Chief Warden, Inche Mohamed bin Haji Yusof on his being granted the M.B.E. by the Queen. More than 200 members and
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    Lock icon Six Die On Pilgrim Ship Anking's Return Voyage
    116 3 SIX Mecca pilgrims died on board the Aiming on the voyage home. One of the fatalities was a pilgrim from Batu Pahat, Mohamed Salikin, 25. The other five were three women and two men. All were over 40 years of age. A
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    Lock icon Start Welfare Scheme, Postal Workers Call
    87 3 Start Welfare Scheme, Postal Workers Call KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The Union of Pest Office Workers cf Malaya today demanded that the Post Office administration create a welfare scheme. This resolution was passed at the Annual Delegates Conference of the union held here today. It was a^so decided that postal officers
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    Lock icon CHURCH FAIR
    31 3 A FUN FAIR m aid ot the Xew St. Anne's Church huilding fund will be held at the Kirn Sen School grounds, Bukit Mertajam on Aug. 10 and 11.
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    90 3 THE following wer P elected oflice-bearers of the Singapore Union of Journalists at its annual general meeting held at the Youth Council Hall yesterday. President: Mr. S. Rajaratnam. Vice-Presidents: Messrs. Othman Wok and V. T. Sambanrtam, Secretary: Mr. A. K. G. Unny, Assistant Secretary: Mr. Anthony
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    Lock icon Merdeka Feast
    53 3 PENANG Sun. The Sheik Yusuf Mosque m Dato Kramat Road will be illuminated during the Mercleka celebrations, while a "kenduri" (feast) for the poor will take place inside the mosque. Thi s was disclosed by Inrhe C. D. Ismail, chairman of the political section of th P Kelawei
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    Lock icon Too Chides Perak MCA Officials
    190 3 Too Chides Perak MCA Officials IPOH. Sun.— The general secretary of the Malayan Chinese Associa ion, Mr. Too Joon Hing, this afternoon flayed certain officials of the Perak State branch for their indifferent attitude. Mr. Too. who is also chairman of the Kinta District sub-branch, made the attack on "certain"
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    Lock icon TUNKU LAYS FOUNDATION OF 2 SCHOOL HOSTELS
    198 3 PENANG Sun.— The Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul a, a uu aid l A he foun dation stones of the hostels of the Al-Mashhoor Arabic School for boys at Teik Soon Street and the Al-Mashhoor Arabic School for girls m Lunas Koad here this
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    Lock icon Tunku Takes Salute At March Past
    77 3 Tunku Takes Salute At March Past TAIPING, Sun. —The Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, yesterday took the salute at a march past of the Federation of Malaya Volunteer Army Service Corps. The parade was unique m the Force's history as it was composed entirely of Malayan personnel. The Tunku was
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    Lock icon THEY ARE GOING TO ENGLAND
    233 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Members of the Central Band of the Malaya Regiment last night gathered at the International Airport to bid their Director of Music, Captain Edgar Lenthall (right) farewell. Capt. Lenthall. an associate of the Royal College of Music, is the virtual "creator of
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    272 4 No Crown For The Supreme Head-Official KUALA LUMPUR, Sun— The Yang Di-Pertuan Agoag of the independent Federation will wear a larcr diamond crescent and >t.ir on his 'Tanjak' (head dress). Keeper of the Ruler*' Seal. Tuan Haji >lustapha Albakri, announced yesterday. Haji M saic: they v. nt 1 ".al be
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    39 4 A PUBLIC meeting wi'.l be held m the Gandhi Memorial Ha m Sitiaw m on Wedneslaj p.m to form a Diniings branch ol the Perak Famj ?.ar.".:r.g Association. Organizer of the meeting is :::> P. H. Set -he!:.
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    Lock icon School Holds First Merdeka Exhibition
    200 4 75,000 Attend Opening Night KUALA LUMPUR, Sun— The Vivekananda Tamil School here Jast night became the first educational institution m the Federation to organize a Merdeka 1 Exhibition. Well over 15.000 people attended the first night of the exhibition which was opened by the Labour
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    40 4 fdf FEDERATION'S I Minister. Mr. T. T s.mbanthan, and hi* wife 3 fl j the school child)' r work at the Merdrk tion and Fun Fair Yivekananda Tarn: at Brickfields. Ku;, i urnpur. last Saturday Yong Poh Seong
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    313 4 LOANS ON MERE HONOUR AND TRUST No Political Fingers In The Pie, Says Mr. Kularajah KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The AH Malaya Cooperative Conference today unanimously decided to create a co-operative central bank to allow all surplus funds to be administered from its headquarters. Proposing the move
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    Lock icon New Malay Suburb For Ipoh
    125 4 New Malay Suburb For Ipoh IPOH, Sun. A new Malay settlement Is to be established at Kampong Sungei Rokam m Ipoh's southern outskirts before the year is out. A 102-acre site, bordered on one side by the Sungei Pinji. has been reserved lor the settlement. The State Government has recently
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    Lock icon BACK AFTER PILGRIMAGE
    66 4 A WINNER of the Queen's Police Medal, former SubInspector Muslim bin Mohamed Som. yesterday returned from a pilgrimage to Mecca m the Anking. "I am a happy man now," said Ha.ii Muslim. He retired from the Singapore Police Force last year after 30 years' service. His wife,
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    88 4 Cultural Congress The West THE Ma ay Cultural gresi whi h wi :sKe r«e Bla a m December, c ffects of Westi f i i< eon Malay t A p.. southc: f the congn Standard vester^ t« m influence would be conf, The coni r 'he influei rthe youth of
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    31 4 fi -routed to ftappß eaj y yestprrisy to bad weather condii the v: inity of lands. 44 pa-r--the A T.Singapore for thdc dfrffc* tion ycstercay ;-"r: r
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      631 4 Standard, cMlmanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE SB pramme Summary, 602 Wopore Diary IS"¥S^ UNESCO Mean exhibition: Open- LSLffi? 1 All About ing by Education Minister Mr. pSSL'SI^i' 3O Malayan Musical Chew Swee Kee at Gan Eng Seng f,',^ mm T B pj Wor a Af School. Anson Road 5 i.m
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    6 5 MONDAY'S fete-a-fete for our women readers-
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    55 5 HIGH FASHION "Dynamite" modelled by Ginny for Deri.? Geddes. This striking goicn of red-paper taffeta •s igain taken fro'^i the French collection and outs its <. r o f f^ e d ra va t{ c f0 Christian Dior. A trailing oversk'.'t opens up m front to
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    80 5 ''RACE TIP" modelled by Heather for Vanity. With classic elegavce Vanity -presents this p>; r e silk sheath m the ever popular combination of black and irhite. All that's •'<-•- >y>e i s expressed ;>) r s d->>-s. Tabbed to fit at the a low-belted feature supplies the
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    93 5 "GOLD RELAXATION" modelled by Rosalind for Leila's. T v outfit is designed for comfort as well as that q'c- :"t.s sophisticated v fc. Von sfrp right into this c s;; t nnd by the pu!l tlirough buckled belt, d r -.'L- it cosi'y or?d sleekly to hug
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    312 5  - Newest Creations for Comfort and 'Simple' Look Theresa Woo Fashion Review by A most glamorous selection of the newest creations was presented by ten leading stores m Singapore at the fashion show and tea on Friday at the American Club, sponsored by the Women Auxiliary of the American .Men's Association.
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    109 5 T ADIES, you can spend an exciting evening this Saturday, August 3, by Hatching the "Blue Lagoon", an action drama of Rank's* starring beautiful Jean Simmons and Donald Houston, at the YMCA at 8 p.m. And you may pay as generously as you desire or as little
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    432 5 AMONG Ike new attractive Bin Nor Guipure blouses expected lo arrive m Singapore m about a ireek for J. C. Khcmlani, the sole agents m Singapore and Malaya, is this lovely lace one (see bcloiv picture) made from thread by Lueien Nordman m Switzerland. Having a kebcyn
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    Lock icon Army Air Corps comes into being next September
    571 6  - Army Air Corps comes into being next September T'HE new Army Air Corps which is to be formed for the British Army early m September will not be so very dissimilar from the old Royal Flying Corps which was merged with the R.N.A.S. to form the Royal Air Force on
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      535 6 T "NIVERSITY and college graduates m the public service do not like being posted to rural areas. Whatever may be said against expatriate officers, they accept postings to the ulu as part of their service. Often they have to put up with primitive conditions, particularly m
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      390 6 people killed m five accidents within 24 hours on Singapore's roads last week set a new high t n r traffic fatalities. They confirm that traffic hazards are increasing and the prob'em of road safety is DQ r- 3 difficult to solve. It is no use blaming the
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    177 6 EVERY MONDAY 'yWENTY-FIVE years ago I was m South Wales it was a stricken land. Poverty. misery and deep unhappiness everywhere. Today it is transformed. The place hums with industry and prosperity. New factories are all around. From the vast steel works at Margam to the hundreds of
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    855 6  - Australia's Bargain with Japan SYDNEY. AUSTRALIAN farmers, who stand to Gain new or expanded markets from the three-year trad! agreement with Japan are enthusiastic, but modestly so because it is still unfashionab'e heie to love the Japanese. Graziers welcome the promise of continued Japanese wool buying which already has made
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    702 6  - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME Aster Gunasekera By VT ITH thirty-three days more to go before the Federation of Mal?.ya attains nationhood, the Government and the people are still searching for a national an. hem whrch. m the view of the Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, "will be acceptable
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    376 6 stranse to me for when, during the war. I spent nearly a year m midWales I met some of the friendliest and most polite people that I have ever come across. It is all very odd. The Tough Guy T WONDER whether Mr. Cousins, the mightiest
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    Lock icon GUATEMALA MOURNS ITS SLAIN CHIEF
    335 7 GUATEMALA CITY, July 28 (AP).— Silent crowds yesterday thronged the streets around the palace where President Castillo Annas was shot to death on Friday night by one of his own guards identified as a Communist. Hundreds of curious men, women and children many m black
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    236 7 SECRET WILL BE OUT ON TUESDAY LONDON. July 28 (AP)— British stage and screen star Vivien Leigh announced triumphantly early today that her campaign to save the St. James' theatre may have borne fruit— she said she has found a couple of American
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    160 7 NEW YORK July 28 (UP).— Actress Elizabeth Taylor is enduring severe pain m New York Hospital m an effort to stave oft a dangerously premature birth of her expected child, her husband, producer Mike Todd. said today "She's m terrible pain." Todd disclosed, "but
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    159 7 NEWTON STEWART. Wigtownshire, Scotland, July 28 (Reuter;— A local mill girl waked up the aisle of the parish Presbyterian church here yesterday to become a member of one of Scotland's most ancient titled families and the daughter-in-law of America's "barefoot baronet." Hundreds of
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    142 7 IT oman, 7^, /f?y paralysed /Vz /7 /or a whole week SAN FRANCISCO. July 23 (AP) A 74-year-old woman. who lay paralysed m an empty bathtub for a week while a television Sfct drowned out her cries for he p. said she felt a little stronger on
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    425 7 I After the assassination GUATEMALA CITY, July 28 (Reuter)— Dr. Luis Arturo Gonzalez Lopez, Guatemala's provisional president, said tonight that he hoped to follow the same anti-Communist policies of his assassinated predecessor. He issued his statement as thousands cl people queued up ou'side the presidential palace
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    144 7 ARCHBISHOP DIDN'T WIELD BIG STICK REPTON, Eriga:-: .\;ly 28 (AP)— Did the A> hbisnop ol Canterbury ever cane the Archbishop of York n "No tr ith to the si n the Archbishop of Ca: D: Geoffrey Fisher, said yesterday with a smile He was once headma?vr of the exclusive Repton
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    40 7 TRENTON, New Jei ilj 28 i AP)— Hubert T Wi km I spry RO-year-old widower ves•f r lay married his r.crprr, Mrs. Lottie Reedy, 71--year-old widow. ••I feel like a bride cf 21 today." she ">A friends.
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    30 7 A NATION-WIDE preparedness programme* 1 r on bat a possil Le epidemi( I Asian 'flu m tnp United States no or] yesterday I v American Medical Association. Reuter
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    14 7 mal talks with *^.c r*" r Minister Mr. John Diefenbaker Reuter
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    134 7 ALLAHABAD. North India.' July 28 (Reuter)— A ten-tnn lift IIM Ptatue of Queen fietcria, elapsed by the Indian Government as an Bflenrif statue. \va? driven away Iron Alfred Park here today :n an army lorry. Men from the Public Works Department and the army worked all nzy
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    219 7 NO BACK SEAT FOR BRITAIN, SAYS LLOYD TAUNTON. Somerset T 2£ (R« iter) Britain to \m an independent force I r peace thin her tary alliance r.r. i not pn pared I allow "v po we r n 'h e m ilita ry sense" to be divided between Ku^;a and
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    158 9 Plans To Export More Holdens CAR manufacturers m Australia, now aiming at a target figure of 300.000 vehicles, have plans to expori considerable numbers to South and South-east A ia, New Zealand, South Africa, Pacific Islands and i: c Middle East. \s a result of the advance In steel production
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    68 9 T'S rice export? ro-e 300 per ■e-.t [hiring the first 10 months of the current marketing year eompuvd to a similar penci last year, according to UM 'VS. Department cf Agriculture. T-. Department's F-rci^r; Crops and Markets Survey said exports rose from p. '83.000 one
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    271 9 JAPANESE buying m the Singapore copra market appears for the time being to have come to a halt, according to Lewis Peat (Singapore) Ltd.'s weekly produce report. About. 1.000 tons have already been shipped from Singapore to Japan this month and some further quantities from Borneo,
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    99 9 Rise In Aluminium Ware Output THE Republic of Vietnam txpecta to produce some 1.200 tons of finished aluminium articles this year, compared with 500 tens last year, accord* Ing to the department of national economy. The new production levels is expected to be .sufficient, to meet IOCSI demand. Last year
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    52 9 THE Indian Government Tea Board has announced that Indian tea exports last year were a record 520 million pounds. Britain was the main consumer. The Board reported good progress was made m West Germany and Holland and indications were that consumption m the United States would increase
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    452 9 United Engineers Ltd.: Extraordinary meeting on Aug. 17, will consider resolutions to provide for the division of each of the existing $10/. preference and ordinary shares into 10 shares of $1/"- each. From then, the ordinary shares will be converted into $1 stock. Kinta Tin Mines Ltd.: Winning
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    94 9 THE assets of Malayan banks at the end of June were higher than those at the end of December last year and for the corresponding period of 1956, according to official statistics. Both the liabilities and the volume of operations were lower. At the end of June
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    518 9 Business done m shares from July 20 to 26: Industrials: Consolidated Tin Smelter 34/-, Federal Dispensary $2.35. Fraser Neave Orris. $2,874, to $3.00 to $2.874.. Gammons $2 TO to $2.65 to $2,574 to $2.60 Georgetown Dispensary $2 85, Hammer Co. $2,324. to $2,421 to $2,321
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    436 9 More Interest Is Seen In Tin Counters 1 inanvv And 1 onunvrvv By A Market Correspondent EARLY m the past week profit- taking m Industrials resulted m a considerable fall m prices, but by Thursday evening selling pressure at the lower levels had evaporated, and on Friday buyers had begun
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    381 10  - Number 14 Win For Kowloon V. A. MARKAR By BEFORE 6,465 soccer fans yesterday, the touring Kowloon Motor Bus Company Football Club registered their third straight win m the Colony when they beat Singapore by five goals to one at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The victory brought he visitors a
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    76 10 AMAN KASTAWI slides across the goalmouth, m the Sin Chew picture on the left, to take, the ball away from the boot of Kowloon's Chow Shin Hung. Looking on anxiously is Singapore's Hee Jong (Left). Above: Singapore's Yew Chang on the ground makes a vain bid
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    632 10 Undergrade Spring Surprise On The CSC THE only surprise m yesterday's SCA senior division tournament matches was the defeat of the Ceylonese by the University which resulted m the latter going up three steps to displace the RAF who lost to the Army by the narrow margin of two runs.
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    852 10 S.C.C. beat S.C.R.C, by 167 runs, sec. H. Sheopard c Ong Chew Bee b R. Lam 6G L Heard lbw b Tan Heng Hoe 49 J P. Woodhouse c Tnn Heng Hop b Cheong Thiam Siew 30 C. Arkell run out 97 R J. Harper c Ong Chew
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    512 11  -  JACK HAND By NEW YORK, July 28 (AP) Floyd Patterson, snxious to prove himself as world heavyweight champion, is a 1 to 5 choice over unpredictable Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson m Monday night's 15-rouiid match at the Polo Grounds. Bigger and stronger than when
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    52 11 LONDON, July 28, (AP) Dai Dower, former British flyweight champion, has decided to step up into the bantamweight class and will have his first figh^ at the new weight on Sept. 9. Dower has agreed to fight Gil Neill of Ireland m an eight-round match
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    65 11 EAST LONDON. South Africa, July 28 (Reuter).— Britain overwhelmed France by 69 poinis (12 goals, 15 tries) to 11 points (one goal, three tries) here yesterday to end their three-match rugby league tour of South Africa. Britain have now won ail three matches between the two
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    77 11 Silken Glider wins the Irish Oaks THE CURRAGH. County Kildare. Republic of Ireland. July 28. (Reuter i— Mr. Joe MeGrath's Silken Glider, who was beaten a short head by Queen Elizabeth's Carrozza m the Epsom Oaks, won the Irish Oaks over li miles here yesterday m a field of 15.
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    82 11 Lew Hoad suffers 4th defeat LOS ANGELES. July 28. (Reuter i Wimbledon champion Lew Hoari was beaten 6—3. 6—4 by fellow Australian Ken Rosewall m a professional iawn tennis tournament here yesterday. It was Hoari's second defeat by Rosewall since leaving the amateur ranks. Hoari's professional record is: two wins
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    146 11 TOKYO. July 28. (Reuler) Miss Yoehiko Sato, Japan? r.e.v swimming star last night dominated the all-Japan swimming championships m Kara, Wester: Japan when she broke the national 100 and 200 metres freestyle records. The young university studrr.' was timrri m 1 minute 6 seconds m the
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    39 11 HILVERSUM, Netherlands. July 28, <AP> Jans Fos-er. 18. bettered her own world record by .swimming the 1.500--metre free style on Saturday m 20:03.1. Her old record was 20.22.8. She was competing m the national swimming championships here.
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    1054 12 WEIGHTS and probable starters for all seven races on Wednesday (July 31), second day of the Penang Turf Club Juiv/ August meeting are: THE P.&O. CUP Horses Class 1—6 Furs. 231 Malavan Scholar 5v 9.13 Dr. CK Quek Rodgers 864 Aquarua 4y 9.07 Mr. Yap Kim Hoe
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    160 12 Ceylon Sp<>rt> Club beat Fraser md Nravr by three wickets at Balestier Road F. N H Tar. Lfp Lene -7. Gotr.e- 11 U.T.N df S-.'.va tight for 23 and Wolfl two ror 18' CSC 56 for seven Thambyrmiah 17. Ponnudurai 14 Pennefather three for 18 and Martens
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    40 12 "HOW do you do, Mr. Perreau," the Gnvcn or. Sir Fnhrrt Black, seems to be saying to the SAAA secretary, introduced by his chic}. Mr. A. T. Rajah, right. Waiting his turn is treasurer Mr. P. Suppiah.
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    61 12 Left; Swifts crack quartermilers Eio Soon Phuan, R. Thiagara'tah, R. Jayaram and P. GtoMMM, who set a new recnr a for the 4 440 yards relay with a 3m. 355. finish. BELOW. Malayan record-breaker, Pal S'nigh, 'flies' over the bar at I2jt. 3in. to improve the Malayan
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    295 12 AN all round performance by Bill Hughes helped Royal Signals. Singapore, to beat Royal Signals. Malaya by 130 runs m their two-day annual cricket match which ended at Princess Mary Barracks yesterday. Final scores: Royal Signal?. Singapore. 123 runs and 161. Royal Signals Malaya,
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    481 12  - Rahim Omar Plays 'Hero' For The FAM BILL PATERSON From 1 South China 3 FAM 1 Mr. H. A. B. Mansoor of Penang referred. South China: lav KinChung: Ng Wai-Mun. Kwok Kam-Hung; Chan Chi-Kong. Wong Hont hung. Tong Sheung illo Chi-Kwani: Chu WingWah. lee Tak-Wai. lee Vak-Tak Yiu Cheuk-Yin and
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