Singapore Standard, 12 August 1957

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    28 1 Singappore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 *R JrL \s\ JtL F,REBR,GADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2414 Mil. No. 11 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1957 12 PAGES I") CENTS
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    Lock icon 'GIVE BIRTH IN prison; COURT TELLS WOMAN
    16 1 'GIVE BIRTH IN prison; COURT TELLS WOMAN A PRECV-NT womaa *r-teTdJ> j^.ite<l v* the .ft idl.'ne
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    Lock icon 'SHAME! THAT AN UNBORN BABY SHOULD SUFFER'
    407 1  - 'SHAME! THAT AN UNBORN BABY SHOULD SUFFER' TERRY PILLAY Ry T7Ol II WOMEN each a leader m her particular sphere m Singapore yesterday criticized a Sinrv court dei i>. on mi n which an unborn baby will be to suffer for its mother's offence. mother. Le- Ah Ngui, a Saturday
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    Lock icon JAIL EVERY WEEK-END
    41 1 port V-d:_ton. iowa. A .x IV fffl.) A ratter of hUdren wIH set.* an jht-day sentencs on the nent m. ts Co iper, Sfc wtU so ich week-cod on« 3 irlving atettce he s 'ij>I _nli_ on wed
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    Lock icon $1 MILLION RUBBER LOST IN COLONY BLAZE
    279 1  -  Willie Soh SOO-tt. Flames As Cod own Is Gutted By RUBBER VALUED AT MORE THAN $1,000,000 WAS DESTROYED BY FIRE AT THE SOCIETE DES MATIERES PREMIERES TROPIC ALES GODOWN AT KIM YAM ROAD, SINGAPORE, EARLY THIS MORNING. At 'S.'AO a.m. the lire was
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    Lock icon High Slits And Low Whistles Win Daisy A Beauty Prize
    126 1 Her Ant bit ion Is To Be A Top Fashion Moilel \V HICH girl would not smile as happily as E Szcto, 20, (right), after winning a beau:;. Daisy was chosen "Miss Cheongsam 1957* at a dance organized by Raffles
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    Lock icon $10,000' THIEF
    43 1 AN UNEMPLOYED man who called himself Chu Wan Yuan (ten thousand dollars Chu) was .sentenced m a Hongkong court to Dint months' jail for stea'.ins a rooster valued at HKS9. Police said "ten thousand dollar Chu" had nine previous convictions. U.P.
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    Lock icon LEAFLET RAID'
    24 1 TAIPEI. Aug. 11. (Reuter).— Nationalist planes today staged a pre-dawn leaflet dron^-4 m over the coastal arcs of Communist China facing Formosa.
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    Lock icon Causeway: Tunku Gives Assurance
    132 1 Causeway: Tunku Gives Assurance KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman today refuted allegations that he had worked out a scheme to restrict travel across the Causeway to prevent "Singapore .subversive elements" from entering the l-'i deration after Aug. 31. Addressing more than M venty foreign and local Journalists
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    Lock icon Rebel HQ Falls To Muscat Troops
    184 1 M ANAMAH, Bahrein, Aug:. 11, (Reuter) The Sultan of Muscat's British-backed forces today occupied the fort at Nizwa, headquarters of the Imam of j Oman. The Sultan's red Has flew over the fort, which has been battered m Royal Air Force attacks, and a
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    Lock icon 'Top Secret' Army Airlift
    86 1 BRISBANE. Aug. 11 (UP) A "top secret'" security screen has been closed down around an airlift of British troops from Singapore to the site of recent H-bombs tests at Christmas island, it was reported yesterday. The reDort m '.he Sunday Herald said the fir.t troops were
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    Lock icon SEOUL TRAGEDY
    38 1 THE South Korean National Police last night reported 28 ns were burnt to neath and 16 others seriously injured when a southward bound "us from Seoul, skidded at high speed and plunged into a ravine. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Phone Strikers Told: Get Back Or Get Out
    169 1 Phone Strikers Told: Get Back Or Get Out THE Singapore Telephone Board last night issued an ultimatum to its 1,000-odd striking employees to return to work or be dismissed. The fateful day for the men who have been out for live weeks is Aug. 19. If they fail to attend
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    139 1 The original dispute which led to the .trike was over the Board's refusal to issue a permanent pass to the paid secretary of the S.T.B. Employees' Union, Mr. Jamit Singh, to enter the Board's premises. Subsequently, the Union wanted to open negotiations on wage claims. The trustees, it is
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    Lock icon Two Killed In Car Crash
    78 1 PARIT BUNTAR, Sun.— The whole of Parlt Buntar was "blacked out" at 4.30 a.m. today when a car, carrying seven people, crashed into an electric lamp post, killing two persons, at the 22i milestone Butterworthy Taiping Road. The two killed were Pahang Chinese schoolteacher, Lim
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    Lock icon MacINTYRE TIPPED FOR NEW DELHI POST
    144 1 KUALA LUMPUR. SunMr. S. C. Maclntyre, the only elected Ceylonese member of the Federal Legislative Council may become the Federation's first High Commissioner to India, the Stamdard learnt today. Batu Pahat barrister Mr. Maclntyre had earlier been tipped for a Cabinet appointment as Minister
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    Lock icon Well Beat U.S.-Soon
    47 1 BERLIN, Aug. 11 (AP) Soviet Party boss Nikita Khrushchev said on Saturday the Soviet Union's Industrial production will overtake tha: of the United States. "We will also have a higher living standard than the United States," Khrushchev boasted. He did not set any dates.
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    Lock icon ADENAUER'S WARNING
    61 1 HANOVER, Aug. 11 (Re tta The West German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad AdMM m repeated his claim today thai a social democratic victory P the coming elections v. ruin Germany. He said: "The Social Democrats can shout as much as they like I stick to my opinion Germany will
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    Lock icon NEW AGREEMENT ON MALAYAN AIRWAYS
    144 1 A NEW agreement concerning the future of Malayan Airways has been reached among the governments of Singapore, Federation of Malaya. North Borneo. Sarawak and Brunei and the company. Malayan Airways Limited shall serve all five territories and be supported by them m the general interests
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    Lock icon Woman Shot At Airport
    118 1 MRS. M. Emmanuel, wife of a Colony businessman, was shot m the leg at the Singapore International Airport lounge early veslerday morning. She was taken to the General Hospital. Mr. Emmanuel had earlier left his home m Orange Grove Road for the airport where he was
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    Lock icon MOUNTAINEER RESCUED
    70 1 KLEIN E SCHEIDEGG. Switzerland, Aug. 11 (Reul —An Alpine guide t rescued one of four climt stranded on the sheer north face of Eiger Peak where he had been clinging for eight days. Attempts were continulr.c to rescue the remaining mountaineers. The rescued man was Claudio Gordi, 29.
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    Lock icon FUJI CLIMBERS
    25 1 of Japanese sclentists yesterday began climbing Mount Fuji. Japan's 12.319-ioot high sacred mountain following reports one of its ing signs of c Reuter
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    81 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The appointment ot a Banking Adviser to the Federation Government will be announced .-eon. At the invitation of the Federation Government, Mr. W.H. Wilcock. an Assistant Governor of the Commonwealth Bank ol Australia recently spent a week here, discussing arragements for the appointment of the
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    Lock icon Religious Feast At Temple Ended In Death, Court Told
    471 2 Religious Feast At Temple Ended In Death, Court Told Ml AX, Sun.— A religious feast m a Chinese temple at Batu Pahat erupted into a light m which one man was killed and two severely injured, the High Court here was told today. In the do before Mr. Justice Hepwnnh,
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    Lock icon Pen-Pushing! Forget if, He Tells CEB Men
    139 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun "Young men should forget the p n-puahing jobs and the conception that it is undignified to soil their hands by arning technical work." Malayan Trade Union Adviser. Mr. R. F. H. Caddick, said last night. He was addressing the annual
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    Lock icon Be More Active -He Urges
    48 2 CENTRAL Electricity Board chairman, Ifr. J. Sharpies on Saturday night appealed to Malays m the country to take a greater interest m trade unionism. He was addressing trade union leaders at the annual conference of the CEB Junior Officers' Union m Kuala Lumpur.
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    Lock icon IT SHOWS RACIAL GOODWILL'-LEONG
    313 2 IT SHOWS RACIAL GOODWILL '-LEONG Tm Proud Qf The Great Honour' KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The appointment of a Chinese as governor of Malacca, "demonstrates the deep feeling of goodwill and friendship existing between the races and the generous and magnanimous regard the Malays have for the non-Malays," said Mr. Leong
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    Lock icon 500 Miles To 'See The World'
    174 2 A SEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD former student of the I Malay School at Sungei j Patani, Kedah. arrived yesterday m Singapore having j walked about 500 miles from j his kampong. He started j out with only $10 m his pocket. He is Hassan bin ArifTin who
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    Lock icon $2,000 FINE
    40 2 AN ODD-JOB man. Ong Ah Rah, WSI fined $2,000 or five months' jail. m court on a charge Of being In possession of four pounds of raw id urn worth si.ooo at Presgrave Street, Penang. on Aug. 2.
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    Lock icon Rocket Tribute From 4 Space-Minded Boys
    127 2 HERE'S a tribute to the International Geophysical Year from four aspiring young scientists of the Methodist Boys' School. Kuala Lumpur. This sleek rocket with all the appearance of a creation from science fiction was built by the four space-minded "Construction Engineers and Designers" to
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    Lock icon YOUR LAST CHANCE IN 'LUCKY LEGS' CONTEST
    216 2 TOD.W i>. >our last chance to enter for the •MISS L! (XV LEGS" contest that is .ioin.l. sponsored b\ the tatlia> Organization and Tvmiitietb Centary-Fax, n connection with the screening of the film CHINA GATE." THE CONTEST CLOSES AT 2 PM, TODAY. ou
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    Lock icon Bersilat Featured On New Postage Stamps
    250 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The new series of postage stamps to be issued m the Federation depict scenes ranging from mosques and rice field "bersilat" (traditional Malay art of self-defence). The Postmaster General announced today that the new series of stamps will be on sale
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      109 2 Please enter me as a candidate for the "Miss Lucki Lees" Contest. I submit herewith a photograph ol mys< I Miss .Mrs Address yourself) to the Publicity Manas* t < _lhaj <>:_ i. Cathay Building, Sincapore V marking jour enveh "Miss Lucky Lees." SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD N«T,cn E to all
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    Lock icon PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices
    50 3 PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices I ORNA RODRIGUES, 21, is a telephone operator-cum-receptionist at aidbe.k MacGresjor and Co., Ltd., wherr she h.is been employed for nearly two years. Lorna her leisure hours dancing:, swimming or playing it th <■:!-' sp.irts Club. She is t'dnd of music, ticularly the Latin- American
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    Lock icon Indons Ate Advised To Become Citizens
    145 3 "Don't miss opportunity" JUMAT I THE 30.000 Indonesians m Singapore were yesterf^^day advised to take up Singapore citizenship without fflfd iy so that they could obtain Join m government I and also enjoy political rights. The advice was given by Minister for Local Government,
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    Lock icon POWER SUPPLY
    27 3 THE Raja Muda of S gor yesterday inaugurated the supDly of elec: 10.000 peoDle of Banl and its neighbourhood of rubber estates and t.n mines.
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    84 3 PENANG. Sun. Eurasian youths were told by the president of the Penang Eurasian Association. Mr G.S. Shelley, that they should alhave respect for cv. and habits which have sur- .1 generations over the centuries. Shelley was speaking at the inaugural meeting of the youth section of the
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    Lock icon MacG's Say Farewell To Sultan OfKelantan
    175 3 MacG 's Say Farewell To Sultan OfKelantan KOTA BHARU, Sun. Federation High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, and Lady MacGillivray this week-end paid a farewell visit to Kelantan where they also took part m the Sultan's 60th birthday celebrations. Sir Donald flew m here yesterday and was joined by Lady MacGillivray
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    39 3 A CATHAY Pacific Airway? *SkymS *er' landed at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport yesterday for the first time. It marked the beginning of a new ssiVitC of the CPA from Kuala Lumpur to Hongkong every Monday.
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    354 3 Indian Film Dosses Study The Possibilities TWO INDIAN film magnates are now m Singapore to explore the possibilities of producing films suitable for both Indian and Malayan audiences. They are Mr. A. J. Patel who owns the largest and only colour processing laboratory m
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    Lock icon SCHEME TO RUN GOVT. WITH CHEAP LABOUR?
    302 3 Union Criticizes Executive Appointments GOVERNOR ASKED TO SET UP AN INQUIRY COMMISSION THE 1,600-strong Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union yesterday called upon the Governor, Sir Robert Black, to set up a commission to inquire into the recent appointments to the General
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    43 3 FOLLOWING are the successful candidates m the June examination of the Institute of Book-keeper- Kirn Heng Yeo. Book-keeping (Intermediate Stage): Goh Hiang Kwee and Leong Wan San Book-keeping (Associate Stage); P. K. Koya Kutty. Economics. Company Law and Practice (Fellow Stage).
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    Lock icon 3,500 In Anti-Red Rally
    109 3 3,500 In Anti-Red Rally KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Governor-designate of Malacca, Mr. Leong Yew Koh ;.,y led a ...sU<i-strong antiConununist procession at Nyai- as, Maiacca. Declaring the rally open, Mr. Id rig said that to become good Itixeas, the people would c to tulfll their duties and ins to their
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    97 3 j THE following were elected office-bearers of the Singapore Naval Base Labour Union at iti 10th annual representative conference held yesterday. President MX. K. A. Kurup. Vice-Presidents Messrs. Mashi bin Ismail and Chan Kee Lon. Asst. Secretary .Messrs. Cheng Keng Wah, Haris bin Endc-k and G. S.
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    43 3 ONE hundred graduates of the Dale Carnegie Courses m classes 1. 3 and 4, received certificates from the president of the Dale Carnegie Club, Mr. Run Run Shaw, at a dinner and dance held at the Cathay Restaurant on Saturday night.
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    Lock icon Official Nod Given To 166 Officers For Executive Posts
    524 3 THE Singapore Government has approved the selection of the following 166 oilicers for appointment as executive officers. S. M. Hone. Lim Yew Hock, Tan Ho.iv Djin, C. L. Schelkis. P. R. Krishnan. Lee Ah Wen?, Chin Kirn Fah. C. S. Nam.
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    Lock icon Islamic Leader Off To Jakarta For Talks
    182 3 DR. BURHANUDIN, former President of the defunct Malay Nationalist Party and presently President of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Association, left yesterday for Jakarta '"to meet Malayans who have struggled for independence from abroad/ He will also meet Indonesian political leaders to "explain" about the
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    77 3 FUC Appoints Committee For Workers SINGAPORE Trade Union j Congre.-s yesterday appointed 1 a seven-man liaison committee to consider the question of the I General Workers' Union joinjing the Congress. The Standard was told by a TUC spokesman that the GWU, representing 32 unions of industrial employees, have approached the
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    114 3 Nurses Read A Prankster's Signboard SINGAPORE General HosI pital nurses are on the lookout i for a practical joker who I up a signboard at the entrance to their hostel as a direct! I to a public convenience. The signboard bore a red arrow. It pointed to the nurses dormitories.
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    Lock icon PRIEST FETED
    35 3 More than 400 Catholics m Kuala Lumpur on Saturday night feted a former student of St. John's Institution. Fathi i Adeirick d'Cruz who has rfeen m Trichinopo'.y, India, for I past 10 years.
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    127 4 Acquire This Land For Housing Plea PENANG. Sun.— More than 100 residents of Kampong Bachee decided last night to i request the Citj Council to I I acquire for public housing the I land which c< ni B M their present housing site. Thil .'.c.ion followed the derm liti< D
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    Lock icon FOREIGN CAPITALISTS SCARED OF SINGAPORE'S 'BAD NAME'
    440 4 FOREIGN CAPITALISTS SCARED OF SINGAPORE'S 'BAD NAME' Few Irresponsible Politicians And Trade Unionists To Blame Mr. Jumabhoy A FEW irresponsible trade unionists and politicians m Singapore have created a "bad name" to the Colony particularly m America and Europe, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, Minister lor Commerce and Industry, said yesterday.
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    Lock icon PENANG LAUDS CHOICE OF WONG AS PREMIER
    337 4 PENANG LAUDS CHOICE OF WONG AS PREMIER PENANG, Sun.— Penang today welcomed the appointment of Mr. Wong Pow Nee, a teacher m a Chinese school m Bukit Mertajam, as first Chief Minister. The Standard reliably learnt that lir, VfOOg v. .is -elected Chief Minister ot Penang at a secret meeting
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    Lock icon Back After [Cycle Tour of Malayan
    159 4 Back After [Cycle Tour of Malayan TWO members cf the Singapore Police Force returned home yesterday alter spend- m? a month oi their three n_Lmh_' Leave m the moat unique way touring the Federation on bicycles. Bub-Inspector Haji Abdul Kadir, 15, and Corporal Abdul f.a»htd Alis. 35, cycled from Singapore
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    Lock icon Police Prosecutors To Have New 'Boss'
    134 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Federation Police prosecuting officers may, after Merdeka, function directly under the Legal Department whilst continuing to hold their Police rank, the Standard learnt today. The officers will appear m court m civvies and will only take orders from the Legal Department
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    147 4 US Professor PEXAXG, San. The use of natural rubber m road-' making has a "great future," said Dr. Frank Munk, Profess:r of Political Science at Reed College. Portland, Oregon, today. Dr Mur.k, who leads a party of 17 American professional men and women on
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    Lock icon Be Reasonable, Unions Told
    74 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Acting Minister for Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari last night appealed to trade unionists to "tread on reasonable grounds m placing your demands before employers." Speaking at the opening of the ninth annual conference of the Central Electricity Board Junior Officers'
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    100 4 KUALA LUMPUR. SunTen pretty girls stepped into the Merdeka lim< Light today as the Federation's first fullfledged "tourist guides." The girls are employees of the Tourist Guide Company. a venture floated by Mr. Yong Wah and approv.d by the Government. Mr Yong told the
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    36 4 THE Postmaster-General, Malaya, announced jesterda? that, "with effect from Aug. 15, insured letter! and boxes for Taiwan up to a maximum of (500 for each insured article Will be accepted for transmission by ail.
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    Lock icon OLGA IS 'MISS BARBECUE 1957'
    68 4 SINGAPORE'S "Miss BarbecM 1957." stands on the left, holding her trophy. She is Miss Oiga De Souza. In the centre is the girl who took second place m the contest. Miss Yvonne Dymond. Miss Pauline Szeto, who w.is tiiird is mi the right The contest
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    Lock icon MERDEKA FIGHTERS' ARRIVE FOR FETE
    123 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— With the local Buddhists OOQtemplating a protest to the Chief Minister against the staging of bull fights during the Merdeka fete, 16 hand some horned, fierce "fighters"' arrived here from Kelantan to- Each of the stout ferocious animals was m the care
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    Lock icon Welcome For Dr. Radzif
    73 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Indonesian community the Federal Capital t welcomed Dr Mohamad E zif, the Indonesian Ambassa-dor-designate, at a tea party at the Sulaiman Club, KamOg Bharu. Addressing about 350 guests, Dr Radzif recalled that when he' left Malaya three and half years ago, he
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    Lock icon SULTAN OPENS SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
    135 4 WM STAR. Sun firs, of three schools of agriculture to b started m the Federation was c> by the Sultan of Kedah a; Telok Ci.- 1. here today. Director ci A ure, Mr. R.G the second VI now m the course of construction at the
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    96 4 OUT OF SORTS? Not me,! I.lke f~ -r.arty girls da" I'm teiy caret-.-and I.: w t ha: if why I i s- much __..y ao.e of Kruschen. HB B__fiL pc pl M he v ty-r t-- fv to the t c: Knuchen Salts snd from rr.v own experience I can
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      704 4 cMlmanac Information at a Glance #l_t_» at Queen Street Boys Hostel Trumpet. 6p m. Time Announce- 115 fryoNE* 7*40 l£ I N^__D/.DC 515 p.m. ment and Programme summary SONG _OK E\ Lh Nt •1^ VMfUNt flMfcft YMCA .Orchard Road): Body- «-2 Women's H,.: li l£R?mWm\ 4> __n__o£i_a_ _PS bu:!d:ng and
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    629 5 Enhances Grace r MOND A Y S tete-a-tete^ otiy women readers -y Social Round 'JHE elegant woman m Singapore is quite well supplied with the latest styles of enchanting clothes by the many modern and highly fash-ion-conscious shops m the city. Fashion shows are now as popular as ever
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    376 5 1J i D-tFPL-ES Silk Store <\ has some cute Chin|i ese clothes ichich should i' be of particular interest 'i to travellers who are looking for some pretty, j HpM fl/.d easy to take i' along gfijts. I They consist of the j latest styles or brocade lounging
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      552 6 THE Gem '.vhether they live m West Lh. .rr.an; Of E_._t G.rraany, want to be united £-*a.:i h .or mere sentiment. but a growing desire thai _i making itself hoard on ooth sides of the ba::. i that has divided Germany for the last twelve Man. In W
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    134 7 ROM.:. A 4. 11 (Reuter)— Re- 11 -miroli, Italian monai •■-> has challenged Lord Altrincham to a duel, yesterday despatched by air to Queen Elizabeth a red rose plucked on Rome's Capitol Hill "as an act nomage and reparation to Your Majesty He
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    112 7 MOSCOW, Aug. 11 (UP) Several Americans parti lpat ing m the International Youth Festival here defended yestet> their acceptance of an In- itioo to visit Communist China de-pite State DepartdisapprovaL Early Williams, a Berkeley. California, high school teacher said: "Its normal to
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    219 7 MILFORD HAVEN, South Wales, Aug. 11 (Reuter) —The 17.87-.-ton British luxury liner, Reina Del Pacifico. dogged by misfortune m the last 10 years, now has "senuus" trouble with her generators, it was learnt here tonight. j The liner left Liverpool for South America with
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    40 7 CEYLON'S Planning Commission favours a proposal by British and American oil companies to set up a U5528,000.--000 oil refinery m Ceylon, a reliable source said yesterday. The companies are Shell, British Petroleum. Standard Vacuum and Caltex. AP
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    130 7 Casals (80) on El Conditio VIGO. Spain. Aug. 11 (Reuter). —Pablo Casals, 80--year-old 'cellist, said on the liner Antilles m port here tonight that he did not intend to return to live m Spain "so long as General Franco continues m power." The Antilles, on its way to France with
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    92 7 60,000-TON CARRIER IS LAUNCHED NORFOLK. Virginia, Aug. 11. (AP)— The 60,000-ton aircraft carrier Ranger, third m the Forrestal class of super flattops, was commissioned by the Navy on Saturday and scheduled for duty with the Pacific Fleet. Just as Admiral Arthur W. Radford, retiring chairman of the joint Chiefs of
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    96 7 LONDON, Aug. 11 (UP) Dr. Cheddi Jagan. a former Chief Minister deposed because of his Red-tinged polities, returns to the frays when British Guiana goes to the polls next Monday to choose 14 members for the Colony's Legislative Council. Jagan came to power when he led
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    103 7 NEW YORK, Aug. 11. (Reuter)—A Japanese jazz pianist. Miss Toshiko Akiyoshi of Tokyo, will make her debut here on Tuesday at one of the city's leading jazz night clubs. Miss Akiyoshi has played with the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra and with Duke Ellington's band.
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    81 7 photo. LORD ALTRINCHAM. 33-year-old peer who criticized the Queen, recoils as a grey-haired man leaps dose m lo hit him as he leaves a London television studio. Lord Altrincham had just appeared on television explaining his attack on the Queen. As he stepped from Television
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    111 7 BELGRADE. Aug. 11. (H tei Yugoslavia's Communist leadership tonight reacted sharply against a new book published m New York by Mi.ovan Djiias. Imprisoned former vice-president of YugoI avia, and -.-nounced the author as a "demoralised and insane" man who betrayed his country. Borba. official
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    232 7 .-US. Aus 11 (Reuter)—The > h G ernment tonip' nounced cheaper French money for foreign tourbts vi France and to i portFi ench goods cheaper on foreign markets. Tourists will be ab'.' ieir foreign curat 20 per cer. favour below the pr< iriWff* 1 rate
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    43 7 The Prime Minister of Britain. Mr. Harold Macmillan, during a to the world scout jubilee jamboree at Birmingham paid a special call on the Japanese contingent site to mc leader, Dr. Hidesaburo Kurushima, and the 22 members of his contingent. Reuter
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    23 7 ABOUT 18,000 Ismalll worn -nd children took the oath of allegiar Prince Karim. Aga Kit:cerenv Bombay lasting seven hours. Reuter
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      220 9 U.S.-H.K. TRADE EXPANDS I" s _r._r.-_ ree De- said that Hongkong S. ha. been on the mKtwnc- since 1952 with a rapid growth le m the first hair" of IS. improved outlook was .buted pari to pror.... by Hongkong trade groups and the government and the wider indastr.al.za.ion of Hongl.
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      161 9 HIGH RICE YIELDS IN TANJONG KARANG «spl .no^ i P 1 Sun Farmers several areas of Tanjong Karang, JS r cc bowl have reported very high average yields of more than 1,000 s antangs per acre, states the quarterly report of the Ministry of Agriculture. IIM average yield m most
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      111 9 CUSTOMS REVENUE INCREASES THE gross cumulative revenue collections for the months January to July. 1957 amounted to $60,527,000. an increase of $6,689,000 over the corresponding period of 1956, according to the report of the Blngapore Customs Department. Except for the revenue for fines and forfeitures which show a reduction of
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      487 9 By A Market Correspondent v. INDUSTRIALS m the Mala y an share market furnished the major portion of the volume of business at prices which, for a change, showed little variation m the past week. Tins were steady with good inquiry for a selected few, while
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      280 9 Consolidated Tin Smelters: Basultl show I consolidated net profit for year ended 31-3-57 of £1.042 028. (52 c appertaining to the ordinary capital of which dividend and bonus of 3/Gd per share absorbs little more than one third. Net current assets m balance shec l tftar provision for
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      206 9 A new type of lattice steel radio mSSt designed to withstand wind force? such as are often encountered m tropical countries and to park flat for I iporl is being manufactured by a British firm, Francis Lewis Ltd. of Cheltenham. The firm say that it will
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      28 9 JULY rubber crops announced are Malaka Pinda 117,600 lb.; United Malacca 126,175 lb.; \jm Molek 28.340 lb.; Leong bin San Ltd. 48,000 lb.; Nyalas 43.793 lb.
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      71 9 A BRITISH firm icill be shoeing today's version of a magic carpet m the British Trade Fair and Exhibition m Helsinki m September. It is a. machine, mounted on a lorry, with a platform which. being on thc end of a hydraulically operated arm, can put two men
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      401 9 BUSINESS DONE IN WEEK BUSINESS done m shares from Aug. 3 to 9. Industrials: Consolidated Tin Smelters Ords. 34/- to 34/6 to 34/-. Fraser Neave Ords. $2.90 .2.91. Gammons $2.G2i to $2.65, Hammer Co. $2.35 to $2,374 to $2.35 Hongkong Bank (Lon) £106. Hume Industries Pref. A. 23/6 William Jacks
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      277 9 S'pore Copra Mart Is Easier SINGAPORE'S copra market has become easier with little business seen, says the weekly produce report of Lewis Peat (Spore) Ltd. There has been only moderate enquiry but buyers' Ideas appear to be well below sellers' revised prices. Borneo copra is now offering m greater quantity
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      43 9 Mont d' Or Milk and Snack Ear at the Ngee Ann 8.. aing, Orchard Road, Assisting her ?s Mrs. Lim Kirn Seng. Mrs. Ko Teck Kin, (lejt) u'ife cf the well-known Singapore businessman, cuts the ribbon to open the new
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      156 9 Airlines Carry 3.5 m. Passengers NEARLY 3.500. G0H pa.,.-\--gers used United King i ro airlines during the year 1.50. 57. The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation, giving these provisional figures, says this was an increase of nearly 13 per cent on the pre.. year. Total passenger miles fl increased
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      126 9 Expanding Small-Scale industries FINANCIAL assistance totalling over Rs. 1.93 millions has been sanctioned by the Indian Central Government to Bihar, Bengal ane. Tripura for in.plementinj a number of schemes for the development of sr scz'.e industries. In Bihar two new schemes have been sanctioned, one for the manufacture of footwi
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      42 9 MALAYAN imports ot rubber during July totalled ,7*' tons, against 27.614 tens m the previous month. The total m the first seven months this year was 2 _.697 tons, against 201,804 tons m the same period last y.
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      290 9 A FUNGUS disease which developed m rice m Japan 20 years ago has now led British scientists to produce a new acid gibberellic acid which may revolutionize crop food production. It carries the promise of being of great help towards solving the problem of starvation m
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      61 9 NOTICES POLICE TENDER NOTICE TENDERS which will close at 12 Noon on Wednesday 21st August, 1957 are invited by the Commissioner cf Police, Federation of Malaya for Grass Cutiing. Gardening. Cleaning of Offices. Class Rooms and Drains at Police College, Kuala Kubu Bahru. Full particulars are obtainable at the Office
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    1294 10 Wednesday's Race Weights And Probable Starters FOLLOWING are weights and probable starters for all eight races for Wednesday, (Aug. 14), second day ol the Selangor Turf Club August meeting: Horses Class 4. Div. l— 5V2 Furs. 603 Khasim 4v 9.00 Mr. Teo Chin Seng Donnelly 700 Karang 5v 8.1:5 L.
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    46 10 PITTSBURGH. Pennsylvania. Aug. 11. (Reuter)— The United States fook a 3-0 lead over Britain m the Wightman Cup woman's lawn tennis match here today. The United States, who have held the cup since' 1931 won two singles and a doubles match today.
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    147 10 Kaila' Is Match Winner MALACCA, Sun. Malacca created the biggest cricket upset of the season when the Settlement trounced Selangor by six wickets at the close of their two-day match on the Malacca Club padang here today. This is the first time m the history of Malacca
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    156 10 Selangor lst Inns 82. Malacca lst Inns 118. SELANGOR 2nd INNS. Param b Kailasapathy 0 Hendroft' b Kailasapathy 15 C. Shepherdson c L. de Vries b S. Sequerah 7 M. Shepherdson b IE Sequerah 0 L. Klassen lbw Kailasapathy 0 T. Sivagnanam b Kailasapathy 14 Gurucharan Singh st Pawanchee
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    296 10 English Hits 73 But Rengam Lose SINGAPORE Cricket Club beat Rengam Cricket Club by 55 runs m their annual cricket match on the Padang yesterday. THE SCC victory came bom the splendid bowling of F. G. Cooper, who took six wickets for 53 runs. SCC batting fust scored 187 for
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    448 10 Aziz Scores Five In Penang's Big Win Over Perlis PENANG, Sun. Outclassed, outplayed, but never outfought, Perlis went down by 9-1 to Penang m a colourless H.M.S. Malaya Cup soccer match at the City Stadium today. There was plenty of enthusiasm and speed, but absolutely no class or skill m
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    31 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.-ARTINA and ALU ALU both stylish winners on Saturday, have earned promotion to class two. COMMOTION and LORD FREDRICK have also been promoted to class three.
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    113 11 Japanese Stars Out Of C ships LIEGE, Belgium. Aug. 11. <Reuter>— Japanese cyclists Seij_i Hirama and Mitsu we re eliminated from the sprint m the world championships here toe Hirama was competing m the amateur sprint, and Nakai the l*nf«llni.al event. Both finished third t in their m the elimination
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    51 11 LONDON. Aug. 10. (Reuter) Results m today s English Lt igue eh irity m itches Dewsbury MI Hg Huddentelil waa Halifax evening koff: Leigh 25 WidnSl4; Rlale 5 Oldham M: S 79 Barrow ton 25 ■d 6 Wakefield Trii erstone Rovers 20; V. gton 14; Workington itehaven
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    556 12  -  TONY RANGEL Allow Topclass Players To Coach, Says Eddy By PENANG. Sun. Eddy Choon?, four-time winner of the singles crown m the All-England, who has swiped about 200 badminton titles m Europe and America, has fomented a revolutionary system, which he guarantees will make the
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    286 12 Exciting Win For F N FRASER anri Reave .'cored an exiting one-wicket victory over Recreation Cluoin the I mnior league on the Padang Results of yesterday's matches were: Royal Australian Air Force beat Wanderers by eight wickets at Tengah. Wanderen 54). (A. Le'Strange 14. Saoapathy 11 tt-O. Kearton eight foi
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