Singapore Standard, 5 August 1957

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    30 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 #6 Jt vH J. FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 Mil. No. ;U SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1957 12 PAGES ]"> < 1 M*
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    Lock icon LET THE REDS VOTE: LEE
    888 1 'But They Must Give Up Arms' Take Lesson From India —He Urges PEOPLES Action Party leoder Mr. Lcc Kuan Yew yesterday said the Communists should be allowed to stand for elections if they were prepared to give up armed and unconstitutional methods of struggle. Mr.
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    Lock icon FIRST GOVERNOR OF MALACCARAJA SIR UDA
    261 1 xl \LA I IMPI K. sun. Raja Sir Uda, present vor of the Federal Legislative Council was last named by the Malay Rulers as the first Governorite of Malacca. The nomination of Raja Sir Uda former Mint 1 1 of Selangor and Malayan Commissioner
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    Lock icon NOW RAINS COME TO NAGASAKI
    68 1 ;vo. Am 4 Reuter) shu today reported h lain was falling In the Nagasaki city area and thai more than 200 families in Emukai ..lage were ordered to prepare to evacuate their flj.ntpst reports from the lsdm i said more than \^.^s of rain fell
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    Lock icon GASH IN HIS HEART
    54 1 ALMA, Mir': .-an. Ai:g. 4 (Reuter) Dale Meier a 12--j -r-old sleep walker, wftl rerted in sa.ist'actory condition after he plunged through a second storey window and a sliver of glass pierced his heart. Doctors used five stitches to close an inch and a b 11
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    Lock icon THE MALAY RULERS SAY FAREWELL TO SIR DONALD
    80 1 THE Malay Rulers held a farewell dinner for the High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday night. Pictured here at the banquet from left are: the Sultan of Pahang, the Raja of Perlis, the Regent of Johore, the Sultan
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    Lock icon No Restrictions At Causeway After Merdeka
    195 1 No Restrictions At Causeway After Merdeka CHIEF MINISTER, Mr. Lim Yew Hock last night said there would be no immediate travel restrictions across the Causeway after the Federation becomes indej pendent. Mr. Lim said this at Paya Le'oar airport on liis return from Kuala Lumpur after a two-day conference with
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    Lock icon JOURNEY HOME
    41 1 MR. John A. Houle, the 42 year-old American mi.ssio nary who was recently re klllfd from four years' im prisonment by the Commu nist Chinese authorities, to day arrived at Kobe. Western Japan, by sea from Hong leans. Reuter
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    Lock icon Ban Strikes — Nehru Demands
    124 1 Ban Strikes Nehru Demands NEW DELHI, India. Aug. 4 (AP> Prime Minister Nehru demanded on Saturday that Parliament pas.s a law on Monday outlawing strikes in public utilities. Faced with a threatened strike by postal and telegraph workers at midnight, next rhursday, Mr. N'ohru told the Lowei House action cannot
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    Lock icon Labour Topples In Australia
    128 1 BRISBANE. Aug. 4 (AP) The Aastralimn Labour Party. broken up by mter-party Strife, baa been defeated in Queensland .-tate ejections lor the first time :n 25 years. Although counting is not yet complete, a coaLtion of the Liberal and Country Parties is certain to win. apparently
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    Lock icon Red Vessel In Bombay
    63 1 BOMBAY. Aug. 4 (AP) The flrat Russian naval craft ever to call at an Indian port is lying in Bombay harbour w:. re it arrived two days ago without any publicity. The ship, the naval training vessel Tovansch. with 160 trainee- aboard, is scheduled to leave
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    Lock icon U.S. EASES FURTHER RED CHINA TRADE CONRTOLS
    153 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 i AT)— The (Jotted States has .•-tYvt! under pressure from its allies to further ease western trade controls en shipments to Red China. A'nerican representative-, acting under State Department instructions, approved tiii- move at a DM ting last wivk i-t"
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    Lock icon BEER FOR FIRE
    22 1 BOTTLED beer was used to put out a fire on a brewers' lorry near Tiverton in Devon yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon Shots Scare The Pants Off Nudists
    131 1 LOS GATOS. California. A\:z. 4 (Router^ Nudists tailed out a sheriff at night &5 a volley of gunfire disturbed the camp near here where the annual convention of the American Sunbathing Association is in progress. Deputy Sheriff Oria Curtis was allowed to keep his
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    Lock icon RUSSIAN AID WITH STRINGS ATTACHED
    161 1 RUSSIAN AID WITH STRINGS ATTACHED COLOMBO, Ceylon. Aug. 4 (APj NUrita Khrushchev has offered Ceylon aid to bring 30,000 acres of newland under rubber, a highly it l:ab'.e source said on Saturday. The Soviet leader is reported to have made 'he otTer to Ceylon's ambassad r to Russia. G. P.
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    Lock icon STORM DAMAGE
    36 1 a violent storm whJ i. hit the Pescadore Islands be■x<-> n Formosa and the C): r.a mainland yesterday swept away rive fishing boats and more than 10 sampans with at least 20 people Reuter.
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    Lock icon TITO SIGNS PACT WITH THE SOVIET
    173 1 LONDON. Aug. 4 (Reuter) Mr. Nikila Khrushchev, Soviet Communist Party chief, and President Tito of Yugoslavia have decided at a secret meeting in Rumania to develop relations between their two countries, it was disclosed in Moscow and Belgrade on Iturday night. Sting, held on
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    Lock icon Alcohol The Biggest Killer
    35 1 PARIS, Aug. 4 (Reuter) Alcohol caused at lca^t 17.500 deaths in France last year, according to a report published by :he national statistics institute. Thus compared with 12.70C deaths from tuberculosis
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    12 1 BRITAIN is to have a fully electronic public telephone Reuter
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    11 1 QUEEN Mother Elizabeth celebrated her 57th birthday yesterday UP
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    Lock icon How The Votes Went
    44 1 Old mrrnhPN re rlrrlf>d I Kuan }< m [>i r«»i (.oh Boon Toh T 7 Bajaft Tan (hong Km —811 Ahmad Ibrahim 966 Guh C how (In. >i Tan U" Tioni 665 Miw o- i -726 Tan IH huan Tan Kut,.
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    59 1 LISBON, Aug. 4 (AP) I Louw South Foreign on Satu: r>olicy was to make tl a free and Independent country, outside the BrltMi Commonwealth. Louw told a news conference "I believe that South a as a ReDubiir would develop and grow just as America grew when she
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    Lock icon Registry Marriages On Increase
    234 2 Old-Style DoV Are Now Not Good Enough For Brides MORE and more Singapore couples "who tie the marriage knot 1 are availing themselves of the protection of the Colony laws by saying "I do" before the Registrar of Marriages, a senior official of the Civil Marriage
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    Lock icon Police charge: We are being hampered by Councillors
    157 2 Police charge: We are being hampered by Councillors KUALA IPUR, Sun. A senior official of the Federation Police today alleged that Muni; Councillors here were "interfering with the execution of their lawful duties." **Many a time when we la a trouble-maker Municipal Councillors have come forward to bail them out,"
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    Lock icon Merdeka— If Can Be A Farce If
    118 2 Merdeka— If Can Be A Farce If PENANG, S Independence in Malaya might become a farce should animosity prevail among the races domiciles ry. T-.:> WSJ dli u v Inche Rahrn Khan. Hon. secretary of the Penang Division of UMNO at the annual general meeting of the Dodol branch bdd
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    Lock icon New Priest For Good Shepherd
    135 2 REV. Fa her Phillip Carriqoiry, 45. was appointed Parish priest of the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. Singapore, on Aug. 1, succeeding the late Msr. If. Bonamy, Vicar-General of the Archdiocese of Malacca, who died on May 14. this year. A Basque. Father Carriquiry was
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    Lock icon APPOINTMENT
    17 2 MR. G. FERGUSON' has been appointed AdmlnlstratiTfl Officer and Collector of Land Revenue, Batu Pahat, Johore.
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    Lock icon Musk, Dances At Indian Arts Festival
    123 2 s elrty of atajjaDore will hold an Ind:.;- Festival on Am> 10 and \dult v■- d ntre, C nning Rise to popular.se Ir ind danc^ It will b i open by Robert 8 :t C mm sataMr General for s h- east Asia, at
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    Lock icon Parliamentarian Here
    37 2 MR. K. C. Uheeler. one of six Australian Governmrnt representatives to the forthcoming Parliamentary I" nio ii Conference in London, ami Mrs. Wheeler, arrived in Singapore yesterday hy Qantas BO \C en route to Britain.
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    Lock icon Newsvendors On Press Freedom
    111 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. ngor Newsvendors' Association President Mr. A X. M. Rahim today called on the government to "preserve to best of their ability" the bwJdOWJ of the press in the new nation. Speaking at the first annual meeting of the association. Rahim said newspapers were
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    Lock icon ELECTROCUTED
    26 2 A 'I" E-YE \R-OLD Wan Ibrahim bin Wan Ahmad ;in Karr: n Sireh in Kota Bha ,< Sal rII .•>■■ 1 1 that toadied a 'live' win,
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    Lock icon RELIEF FOR JAP FLOOD VICTIMS
    93 2 SOME of the warm clothing I .ere donated to the British Red Cross (Singapore Branch) to be handed over to Hungarian refusers fleeing Russian suppression last year M pi't to another humanitarian use yesterday. Red Cross officials in Singapore have allocated this clothing to victims
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    Lock icon Well Done-Says Mr. Too
    76 2 Well DoneSays Mr. Too IPOH. S::n Mr. Too Joon president ol the MCA Kinta branch' congratulated the members on the bit improvement in att adance at the annual general meeting held here today. The meeting is held every n. On the last occa- n only 12 members at ended. Today
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    Lock icon COSTLY PUNCH
    28 2 FOR punchins Abdul Rah.m bin Haji Mohd. Amin on July IG, Ungku IsmaU bin Mahmood was fined $20 in the Johore Bahru Magis rate's Court yesterday.
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    Lock icon Colony Seminar On Supervisory Training
    250 2 THE International Labour Organization's Asian seminar on supervisory training, to be held in Singapore for the first time from August 1- to 2 L will be attended by six representatives from the Colony. There will be three from :he Singapore Government While the other three
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    Lock icon He's Off For Further Studies
    74 2 TAN KIIEAM AIK. i If. year-old student of Victoria Institution. h;i;i!a J.umpur, who left Singapore bj (juntas BOAC last niirht to further his studies in ItrllhlStfl Grammar School, Australia. lie will join his elder anther, Klieam Hock, who last week won the first priz'* M548.750
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    Lock icon KERALA SAMAJAM
    28 2 the annual general meeting of the Singapore Kerala Si jam will be held at the Cler: Union Hall in Rangoon Road on Aug. 11 at a.m.
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    Lock icon NO INCIDENTS
    21 2 the Federation Government reported no Emergency incidents i t casualties occurred In th( whole of ihc Fedi ration yesterday.
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    Lock icon Mayor Goh Will Be At MRA Meet
    156 2 MAYOR of Penang, Mr. G 11. Goh, will attend the Moral Rearmament Assembly now in session on Mackinac Island, Michigan, as a delegale from Malaya. Mr. Thio Chan Bee. the local representative of the Moral Rearmament Movement, dis- loseri this to the Standard
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    Lock icon Penang UMNO Plan M-Day Celebrations
    87 2 Penang UMNO Plan M-Day Celebrations PEXAXG. Sun. A fortnight's celebrations to usher in Mcrdeka starting have been mapped out by the four divisions of the state UMNO in the Settlement. Fifty representatives from the state 0 [NO wW travel to K a Lumpur for the celebra:o :han 300 UMNO members,
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    Lock icon Mee Soon Party For Children
    85 2 A PARTY for 10} children of Malay Other Ranks, and 48 mothers, 1 recent the Malay Families Welfare Centre, at Nee Soon Garr; on. The partv WMM organized I the Malay Families Clinic and *ed from the MOR Welfare F i. In addition to the
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    Lock icon Off TO BRITAIN
    32 2 THE principal of Singapore's TV. Training College Mr. P. S. Dcmp.-( eft for Britain vest.: f aboard the Italian liner Victoria, for a six months vacal Ti in Europe.
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    Lock icon HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO BE 'MISS LUCKY LEGS'
    278 2 1 I HERE Please enter me a s a candidate for the "Miss Luck* Legs" Contest. I submit herewith a photograph of m>*< I Miss Mrs Address Send this coupon with your iidure 'and rift.us yourself) to the Publicit\ Man.ur. (\i*la> ():l.i
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    Lock icon No Guarantee Of Further Training
    239 2 Thomas Tells Trainee Pilots THE Minister for Communications and Francis Thomas told six trainee pilots that the Singapore Government is not in a position to guarantee 1^ cxiend their scholarships to enable them to beco. full-fledged commercial pilots. Mr. Thomas was speaking at a party
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    Lock icon PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices
    38 3 PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices pLADTS DAPHNE FRANCIS. 17. is a salesgirl at Cathay Silk Store Limited. Bes ides swimming and jjointf to the movies, she likes to take occasional evening motor rides. She also plans to travel.
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    Lock icon Don't Browbeat Workers, He Says
    209 3 ACSU Chief Chicles Employers PEXAXG. Sun. Some diehard employers, using "certain tactics'' are instilling fear in the minds of their employees, Ifr, Yuen Fook Chcong. president of the Penang Branch of the Clerical and Administrative Stall" n said at the annual general meeting today. "To
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    Lock icon Kluang Holds Produce Show
    49 3 rANG, Sun. Tht first agricultural show, covering the districts of Kluang, Scgamat and was held here this morning. The first prize |O> UM State Padi competition was won by Inche Abu Amin bin I<tmin, from Tangkak. Tan^kak Dis trict also won the 2nd and 3rd
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    Lock icon WANTED: A SCHOLAR AS NEW MUFTI
    172 3 WANTED: A SCHOLAR AS NEW MUFTI THE City division of UMXO wants a scholar and a progressive person to be Singapore's Mufti (highest Muslim ::ous authority). Chairman of the City division, Sye I Ali H lha, v. ho is also UMNO religious officer, said yesterday that his division had come
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    Lock icon Trade Union Bodies Plan United Front
    227 3 M.T.U.C AND S.T.U.C. TO CO-ORDINATE EFFORTS TWO POWERFUL trade union organisations in Malaya Singapore Trade Union Congress and the Malayan Trade Union Congress have decided to form a ''united front" to f ight for workers' rights in independent Malaya and self-governing Singapore. President of
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    Lock icon No Merger Possible, Says 'Jag'
    224 3 No Merger Possible, Says 'Jag' SINGAPORE'S Trade's Union Congress will under no circumstances merge with any other trade union organization. TUC President. Mr. S. Jaganathan. said yesterday. The President was referring to reports published on Saturday that secret talks were being held to get the TUC to merge with the
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    Lock icon HAD MEDICINE
    32 3 WONG Peng Chow, of Singapore, was fined S9O in the Johore Bahru Magistrate's Court yesterday for taking 12 medicinal pills into a restricted area in Ulu Choh without a permit.
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    Lock icon A touch of the macabre
    275 3 THIS macabre scene of a crowd of people cheerfully trying to strangle a young girl with a one-inch rope was enacted yesterday. The place: Pulau Sudonff, an island off Singapore. The purpose: A demonstration of "Seni Gaynns" an ancient Malay form of judo reaching back
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    Lock icon Ministry Curb On Expat Doctors
    196 3 Leave Service Be Deported KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Expatriate Indian doctors now being recruited will be deported if they leave the Health Ministry for private practice. .Ministry sources said that in past years many Indian doctors had joined Government only to leave the service lor private
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    Lock icon RSPCA Gets More And More Calls
    114 3 ACTIVITIES Of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals have doubled in Singapore between 1954 and 1956. said Mr. J. A. Chippindale. president of the Society's Singapore Branch, in a radio talk yesterday. In 1956. he explained, a record number of
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      254 3 S'pore Diary IMM <) Srienre Kxhiliition: A1 the Gan Eng Seng School. An<=on Road 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 m. to 7 p.m. last day H VI xlciar: R.A.K. iete for August Bank Holiday. Opening by Mr. PU. H »ldern 2 p.m. KatoiiK l?d\^' hilt ((.illtniard Koad): Badminton
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    Lock icon SHARE PRICES TEND TO DRIFT DOWNWARDS
    416 5 THE improvement in industrials, initiated towards i i ln>e of the previous period, continued into the put of the last week, and there was considerrecovery in many counters. However, from m:d-\vc-.k until the close interest y slackened off and prices tended to drift ~~i
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    32 5 THIS range of Merdvka souvenirs made bn Wing S tfl any ichich are on display at the Mcrdcka Exhibition at the Vivckananda Tamil School, Kuala L pur. The company lias I tide
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    Lock icon Industrial Activity In U.K. Rising
    197 5 STRIAL vity in the :o\vards a new peak of production, the Financial Times reported. In June actual output was affected by the incidence of the Whitsun holidays. But on a seasonal :y corrected basis June proc.uction was eaual to that in the peak months at
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    Lock icon Business Trip
    79 5 district sales manager of erican Airlines 'or Far d South Pacific, uho pore on a business Mr. Fowler, who is leaving for Jakarta on Wednesday, laid the Colony would be the jest tourist centre in the Pacific area in the near fu: "More and more people from America
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    Lock icon Japan Buys Wheat
    29 5 JAPAN bought 1,000.000 bushels of Canadian wheat U.S. exporters reported York. Japan also bough' 000 bushels of Canadian barley and 375.000 bushels of U.S soyabeans. A.P.
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    Lock icon Tug For Australia
    36 5 TYXESIDE'S smallest shipyard firm, T. Mitchison Ltd., has started building a tug for the Woratah Tug Company of Adelaide [a. The; pert to complete the tug by the end o: th: Ji DT
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    Lock icon Souvenirs On Show
    35 5 millhm items >r I deuce DtH decoraiions. range irom jlags. bfl ners and buntings to car badges, medals, kris and a China plaque bearing the portrait of Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman.
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    Lock icon U.K. Aero Exports Top £50m.
    104 5 U.K. Aero Exports Top £50m. U.K. aeronautical exports during the first half ot totalled £52,869.228 an annual rate of more than £105. million. The June figure, £9.910.307. •,e second highest monthly total of this year and the fourth highest ever achieved by the industry. Of this total, aircraft and parts
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    Lock icon BUSINESS DONE IN WEEK
    384 5 BUSINESS DONE IN WEEK BUSINESS done in shares .m July 2: Ittgnsti 19oT> Consolid.vc-1 Tin Smelters 34/- to 34/6. Fraser Ords $2.9"'. to $190, Gammons Hammer <\: Co to $2 Honfi :ong Bank 00 cci. xd Hongkong Bunk (Lon) filOfii cr j.. Hume Indusl Pref. A.2.V- to A.2:: 3 WUliam
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    Lock icon SPORE COPRA MARKET DULL
    251 5 DULL conditions have prevailed throughout the past week although there has been a revival of enquiry for shipment to India. Arrivals of copra in Singapore have been small, slightly over 1.5U0 tons, according to Lewis Peat (S"pore) Ltd. An announcement of a further reduction of 20/-
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    Lock icon MARTS ON HOLIDAY
    30 5 TilF Singxycffe Chambet of Com nun <\ the S.C.C. Rubber AflSSCiaton. the Malayan Exchange B:inks .\->:u-;:--lion. the Malayan Sharebroki'rs' Association, the tin and produce markets are closed today.
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    Lock icon Migration Helps New Zealand Grow
    153 5 Migration Helps New Zealand Grow UNTIL inflationary pressures can be met by appropriate fiscal and monetary measures, long-term immigration policy seems likely to remain vulnerable lo the dictates of economic expediency, states the Australia and New Zealand Bank Ltd.. in its July Quarterly Survey. '"New Zealand's population has increased by
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    Lock icon FINAL DIVIDEND
    40 5 THE <:ie ts nf Pusing R ibber ft Tin Limited will recommend a final dividend of 17|* for the last financial year at the annual general meeting to be held on September 12, 1957, payable September n, 1957
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    Lock icon US $1,645 m. Surplus
    26 5 THE U.S. Administration sard that th e Federal Government registered a U551,645 million surplus in the fiscal year 1956-57 ending June 30.
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    379 5 A-Tankers May Reach Giant Tonnage GREAT interest has been aroused in marine circles throughout the world by the news that an atom powered oil tanker in the iper" class is now at the design stage in Britain, ac- cording to a report from L r.don. The Company concerned ll j
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    544 7 Nkrumah on editor's sacking ACCRA. Ghana. Aug. 4 (Reuter) Dr. Kwame nah, the Ghana Prime Minister has told the Comr ilth Pre*s Union through a letter published here rda> that the "freedom of the Press in Ghana is t (1 and is net endangered
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    32 7 the atto sentence of farmer A.^ton Dominiei, 80, con'•d for murdering the Pr.;n:mond family five irs wa commuted to life impri.^nmt'nt in Prance yesterday because of his age A.P.
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    181 7 FORCEPS FOUND IN MAN'S BODY CHICAGO Aug. 4 (I P) —Forreps found in a dead mans body contributPd to his death but nuw the instrument got there remained a mystery Th L five-inch forceps were found in the stomp, b of Swedish-born Joseph Olson 59, when autopw was performed. Olson,
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    156 7 TOKYO Aug. 4 (Reuter).— The Japanese For '.-.istry In an official statement yesterday refr.ted Commune: C ese charges that Ja; Conser\ativ e Government attempting to interfere in the holding of Chinese trade in Japan The statement was issued following reports that Comhina was considei
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    406 7 ROYAL COUPLE VISIT 34,000 SCOUTS AT WORLD JAMBOREE SUTTOX, Birmingham, England. Aue. 4 (Router)— Some J*.ooo scouts of 82 nations ining Singapore, gave a warm welcome to Q Fizaoeth and the Duke of Edinburgh today when they visited the world Jamboree Camp at Sutton Park
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    329 7 REBEL IMAM APPEALS TO UNITED NATIONS CAIRO. Aug. 4 (UP)— The insurgent Imam Ghaleb Ben Aly of Oman appealed to the United Nations yesterday to stop "British ■ggKMktt" The Imam's Cairn representative. Sheikh M named El Harithy said he received a telegram tram Em: r Salch Ben Is.>a. former Governor
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    16 7 THE Pakistan Rovernmerr yesterday announced formal rpfo^nit on of the Rcdu'olic of Tunisia. Reuter
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    145 7 SHANGHAI, Aug. 4. (Reuter> Tnc Chinese Government is to id up Khooli for "reform through labour" for those without a job. such as unemployed reactionaries, vagabonds and those who refuse to go where they ate posted, it was announced today. A St;ite Council instruction
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    93 7 A PLOT TO KILL LLOYD IS ALLEGED TEL AVIV. Auff. 4 (Reu-fr-r) A plot to assassinate the British Foreign Secret:sr> Mr SHwvn 1.1 nvd MMI President Eisenhower's special envoy in the Middle EAst. Mr. Erie Johnston, was alleged today to have been discovered by the Israeli Secret Service. Thp plot
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    20 7 MR. NlklU Khrushchev. First Secretary of the Sovie* Communist Pary, will visit East Germany on August 7. Reuter
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    88 7 NEW YORK, An?. 4 (AP)— A new freight-carrying servi r from New Orleans to Asian ports was announced on Sunday by Norwegian-owned FernYil e Far East Line?. Beginning en Se;r ".4 w.'h the Kingvilie sailing from New Orleans, the line have a twice monthly service to
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    250 7 HON A 4 (AP) A prominent Chinese publisher, who also is a member of the Communist Party, has shocked his associates by declaring "while the Kuomintang was corrupt to the extreme, dirty and rotten things have contaminated a considerable number of members of the Commu-
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    59 7 JOHANNESBURG, Aug. 4 (Reuter)— Asian Tnflmnie has reached epidemic proportions in Johannesburg the Medical Official of Health, Doctor J. W. Scott Millar, told a press conference yesterday. During the week, about 500 cases had been reported to Health Department but as flu was no; a
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    167 7 STOCKTON. California. Auu. 4 (AP)— The Sheriff's Office reported yesterday t'c.it actor Gregory Perk, h-.^ wife and their maid routed three prowlers at their home on Kridav ninht. Sheriff's deputy Elmer Briscoe said Peck telephoned he was taking a shower in his rented home here
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    426 8 Sarong Slip SHOP TALK HATS new in the sh r a collection of "Movie Star" slips and half slips in the newest colours and of the latest creations has been imported by the Malaya Silk Store are made of lovely lace, soft nylon and the latest miracls
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    410 8  - that personal touch wins her many friends Theresa Woo By MONDAYS tete-a-tete our women readers-^/ J^l CUING -born Mrs. Pamela Koh, who came to Singapore in 1929 and who had wanted to be a dressmaker, Is today a successful hairdresser instead. She went into the hairdressin? business eleven years I
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    627 8  -  Gloria Gordon A TIMELY WARNING says ■RE on your guard. This is the season when you are likely to be pesteied by Holiday Bores. There are many different types. But they all have one failing in common. They talk. Not content \tith merely taking a
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      231 9 HI. Sun. large sportsmen. in 1 iru-nds attended the ftaeral of Perak ip MH-i-er player, yip Wai Ami JMn Mav. Among the mourne: gfencee. Miss Foong Sow Y whom he had planned tor •n a month's time. his aged mother, an elder her
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      151 9 Kl A LUMPUR, Sun. K.;::i on e asain in:-r--rupted most of the cricket h -n in Se! insor and at M.u.ivi i.mnund. th»- ::u >r mt\ ii > Lever i i r.l a n Services batting first totalled the loss of nine wick I rrowa
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      134 9 k;- m, sun. Mrs. Victoria Marsh of Selangor was elected first President of the Pan-:- Women's Hockey Federation at its first meeting at the High Street school here today. :sh has been connected with women's hockey since pre-war days, both as a player and official. other oflicc-bearcrs
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      37 9 APING, Sunday. Volunteers trounced Survey Sports Club 7-2 in a first division football match yesteni Scorers for winners were T. Dorai 4. N. De Souza, Halim and Cheng Sai. Losers netted thro.. ah and Kamaruddin.
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      646 9 Kedah Shock The FAM Cup Champions Penang Lead And Lose By TONY RAXGEL PENANG, Sun. Down two goals at the interval. Kedah staged a magnificent rally to create a big upset by defeating Penang. the I AM Cup champions in a thrill-a-minute Malaya Cup soccer match at the City stadium
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      278 9 RAIN, RAIN IN S'GOR PENANG KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Although their match ended in a draw, Singapore C Sports Club scored a moral tocy over Tamilian Physical Culture Association in their annual twc-day cricket match f r the Nagalingam Shield on the Railway Recreation ground at Brickfields, here today. Rain, which
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      300 9 Shocker Noordin Gets A Shock Himself IPOH, Sun. Mohamcd Noordin, v\ Sin shocked nv oustin? defending Champion 1 \.m- Kln-.ui yt-sttrday. was t.Ki.l% .shcnkPd in turn b> .i jiin ..r ni.iv.-r. Foo Sze hun, who rliminatrd him II I \<-U in the singles q<:.irtcr-final of the .rr.-nt I". ..ik oron
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      121 9 THE hirilv wrecked car lying on the scene of the accident in which two Perak r players were killed, and four seriously injured, at about 10.20 p.m. on Friday night when the Perak Malaya (.'up contingent was returning: to Ipoh after cup fixture at Kungar.
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      129 9 IPOH. Sun. The Standard reliably learned that officials and players of the Perak I Amateur Football Association plan to start a fund in aid of the dependents of the two players. Goalkeeper Yip Wan Thong:. 25. was a spray-pain-ter at Radio and General
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      305 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— There's many a slip— as the Federation of Malaya soccer team found to their cost in their soccer match against South China at the Princes Road stadium yesterday. Ahead 2-0 at half time FAM looked good to be the first team
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      458 9 Postals 'Y' Share The Shield KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday Y >ung Men's Christian Association and Postal Union Athletic Club became the Joint holders nf the Selansor Criekf Association'i Navaratnani Shield when thej drew in the flnal of the competition on the Kilat Club ground at Pantai Final Mara w&ti YMCA 139
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      547 9  -  WINDSOR LAD From Kl ALA Ll'MPl'R. sun. Nazakat's triumph !n the Penang: (k)ld Cup race over 11,I 1 miles at Penanj: on Saturday cave jockey Kevin Mitchell his third cla.ssic M tchell had ridden two previous cud victories the Governor's Cup and the Perak
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      127 10 Kessler Is Top Survey Athlete MALACCA, Sun.— P. W D. Survey athletes broke six records at their third annual tic meet hold at the Kubu Stadium yesterday. Three records were broken by G Kessler in the 100 yards, triple jump (37 ft. 4in) and long jump (19 ft. 11 in.)
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      111 10 TOP: Ivy James (No. 7) J breaks the tapes to win the women's 100 yards from Kepol Omar (ritrht) in the recentr\- held Johore AAA Championships at Batu 1 Puhat. CENTRE: Jofcomi Bokrv*! I record hrrak v.g QtUUttttt of (I to r) Omat Ibrahim. Ar- r B.
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      587 10 Murugesu And Shar ifah Are Telecom Champs BATU PAHAT, Sun. Eight state records were smashed at the seventh annual Regional Telecom athletic meet held at the Batu Pahat Stadium hfeM yesterday. T .ire Bahru WU Champion ct tor men with a total of 41 points while Batu Pahat captured the
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      675 10 Petite Pek Wah Star Of PAAA Meet I P O H, Sun. Petite Cheah Pek Wah, fleet-loot-ed Taiping schoolgirl just turned fourteen, was the star of the final day of the Perak AAA championships on the padang on Saturday. She was the champion in the women's section, and creator Of
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      330 10 Twenty-nine-year-oJd John Bromley became the second fastest miler in Malaya this season, when he clocked 4m. 29.9s for the distance during the fiftb annual athletic meet of the Swifts Athletic Association at the new Farrer Park athletic centre on Saturday. Branle: 's splendid victory in this
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      87 10 Time Saves Teachers From Defeat PEXAXG. Sun. Time saved the National Union of Teschen from defeat at the hands of the Penan.^ Indian Association at cricket on the DatO Kramat ground yesterday. Teachers bat tine first scored 117 runs with N. Sarvacsvaran. 30 runs. Sidck Osman chalked up 25 and
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      41 10 TOKYO. Au*. 4 (Router) The Japan Amateur Student Bicycle Race Association today said three Japanese cyclists will participate in the joint Japan-Malayan bicycle racing championships due to be held in Kuala Lumpur between Aug. 15 and Sept. 1.
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      66 10 MALACCA. 808, Malacca s F.I. last both the Divisions "A" and "B Mordeka Cup soccer finals against Johore Schools for the South Zone yesterday. In Division "A,"' Government English School, K: ;:,ng, beat S.F.I. 2— n while Banda Tinegi Malay Srhool edged S.F.I. I—o in Division
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      194 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. j Sclansor Club came back with a strong second half rally to force Penang Sports Club to a three-all draw in their annual soccer match on the padanjj here yesterday. Although rain made ground conditions flippery, both teams put up a
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      344 11 Lew Hoad Must Change Style -Says Kramer LOS Aug. 4 (AP) Australia tern* star Lew rlv q unimpressive in his pn sional debut but promoter Jack Kramer hasn't up on him. I Kramer, who ha.; US$l25.--100 invested .n Head said r that Hoad will have to change his style to
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      100 11 BROOKLTV. Massachusetts. 4 -The United States clinched the Ameri zone Davis Cup championship today by defeating Brazil in the doubles. 7-5. 9-7. II I The United States team of d Barry I coming back strong from a prolonged and tiring third set. broke- through the
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      63 11 N ona] League itandings, idinu all ;i nea of Sal u Aug. 3. Bv Kbi Associated P; ess: W L Pel. Bd. St. L 61 40 .(',04 Milwaukee 61 -i2 ..vt2 1 Brooklyn 59 43 .578 I 1 Cincinnati SI 4~> 4 Philadelphia 56 47 :;i I York 44
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      112 11 Yontrakif KO'd In 3rd Round BANGKOK, Au- 4 (Reuterl Flash Elorde, world ranking -hi fighter of th« Philippines, knocked out the Thai fea terweight champion irika Yontrakit in the third round or" ;i tn round bout in a la it Elorde who display) i beautiful Urn i ndicated nil defeat
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      642 11 County Cricket Positions HOW THEY STAND The position in the county cricket championship table i'ftcr Friday's matches was: under the headings, played, won. lost drawn, no decision, first innings lead in match lost, in match drawn, bonus points, total points. LEADING AVERAGES Leading batting
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      59 11 RHENEN, Holland. A (Re iter).- Ada D< vear-old Dutch girl, improved her own mrorld mark for the women's 200 metres breaststroke here today bv swimming the distance in 2 mins. 51.9 sees. MUM Den Haas's previous record ■a 2 mms. ",2.ti sees, clicked during the International
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      259 11 Seattle. Aug. 4 (Renter).— Kohcj Okada. Japanscs featherwe:c".t boxer was narrowly beaten by Douglas Valliant of Cuba on points m I semi-final of an Amateur International tournament here last r.:_ A blistering pace wai maintained throughout and the more experienced Cuban boxer just managed to gain the
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      93 11 Channel Swim Entries CALM?. All* 4 (ReuterV— Brenda Fisher a 29 year old British girl and Denmark's 30- if- Id Greta Anderson are the ■oinea favourites in the Channel swimming marathon due to start from Cap Gris Ncz on A j 19. 'cen men Including two from India and 7
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      338 11 i rpODAY'S QIOTATION: X "The d::;er think? one th::i«. BOd the ißßfcMptf another "—Prove: h. ■MONDAY TOR EVERTONE: Make the most of thil day la connection wHh QM fi: the: :i'ice of avocations, education or pleasure. Kxert your capabilities arid talents; enjoy yourself. Gain trtcied treedom and accomi.l.^h- merit VOIK
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      1497 12 SCOREBOARD] Mva^nanam 9 C MiuriiMii, ,am cC. SheM l' n "Kail J.i pat In c I m i i^ sii j.?nAn i m A I t i 1 1 i W 1 1 1 I' I)'T-l i^*im v D >ua?nanam 15 C Mall.tt c de
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      175 12 Fisjhth Singapore Company a total „f S-, points, beziSwur lile/t *h?!d on the"Victoria School Ground yesterday. ogether seven new records were set up in the senior division. s.n Thiam Lye. of Fourth Company, was the most outstanding athlete. Cromwell, wife of Director of Social Welfare
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      497 12  - Brazier And Smith Are Rally Leaders PETER WONG i. our Motor Racing Reporter SEVEN competitors were disqualified, and four retired alter the second day's run ol the Shell Malayan Motor Rally which will conclude today. Or. y 97 of Um 104 cars which OUI on their second day at 3
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      41 12 K-. S in. Sultan Ismail College beat Clifford School. Kuala Lipis. by goals to nil at hockcj I become East Zone charr.; the 'Merdeka Schools Hockey competition, on the College ground yeslerday. Scorers were: Mahmood 3 and Johari Abdul!
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      65 12 Photos by L. J. \V. Goring show left to right:- Fl. Lt. J. A. R. Hodson seen negotiating a bend in his Ford Zephyr; Mrs. Jean Isle at check point in her Triumph TR 2; and R. A. R. Usher, first
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