Singapore Standard, 20 August 1957

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    29 1 Singapore Standard I STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 Vol. Mil. >o. 49 SLNG APORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1957 12 PAGE!! 15 < EMS
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    Lock icon 'HALT THAT SCHEME'
    358 1 THE STAFF SIDE OF THE WHITLEY COUNCIL YESTERDAY ASKED THE SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT TO SUSPEND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEW GENERAL EXECUTIVE SERVICE. It also ask that Government should review with the Staff Side the entire question of appointments to the new Service. These appointments have been made m
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    Lock icon Markets For All In Fed.
    230 1 Markets For All In Fed. I Kl' SLA LUM] I Mi n. ''^Traders and met. >ts In r and t where v ..1 ays be able I Ond a market m the Federa-ion of Malaya for their goods 499--•y. Any rum ars to the contrary -.v yt>terE leratl in's Com-
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    Lock icon EDWIN WILL BE BACK AT WORK THIS MORNING
    199 1 EDWIN WILL BE BACK AT WORK THIS MORNING EDWIN DORAISAMY, the Singapoie school principal, for whom local doctors had given up hope, will be back at his desk this morning after his return from Britain where he undenven^spedalis^treatment^^^ ar-B rv ~B wasß he kissed daughter atß the day-B :v. C
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    Lock icon Dockers Are Back At Work
    62 1 LONDON. Aug. 19 <Reuter) The first of more than 12,--000 London dockers who have been on strike for the last 11 days, holding up more than 100 ships, returned to work early today. They went back m the Tooley-street area and normal shift-work was expected
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    Lock icon Causeway Check On Undesirables May Replace Pass Scheme
    217 1 Causeway Check On Undesirables May Replace Pass Scheme KCALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federation and Singapore governments are considering a system of causeway checks m the form of joint control oi the Johore Straits to watch the movements of undesirables between the two territories after Merdeka. The Standard understands that the
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    Lock icon MERDEKA WEEK CLEAN-UP FOR K.L.
    130 1 MERDEKA WEEK CLEAN-UP FOR K.L. KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Selangor Police are now cleaning up the Federal Capital m a bid to keen the city free from vice during the Merdeka celebrations. The police have warned "call girls" to keep away from hotels used by foreign guests and Merdeka visitors. Hotel-keepers
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    Lock icon REPRESSION CONDEMNED
    70 1 WASHINGTON. Aug. 19, (Reuter). The State Department today condemned "the present campaign of repression" by the Hungarian regime and said political arrests m that country m recent weeks were estimated m the thousands-. "Prisons and internment camps throughout the country are overflowing," the Department said m a statement
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    Lock icon DETAINEES FREED
    21 1 NICOSIA. Aug. 19, (Reuter) Twenty-five Cypriot detainees held as suspected terrorists were released yesterday, a report from Nicosia said.
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    Lock icon THREE TO DIE
    23 1 A SPECIAL military court recently sentenced three Jordanians to death for giving military secrets to Israel, it was disxlosediriArrimanvesterdayJß Reuter
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    Lock icon He Will Float 19 Miles Into Space
    172 1 BRAINERD, M;nnesota, Aug. 19 (UP) a large but frail balloon soared into the sky today, destined to carry an air force doctor some 19 miles into space. The balloon is expected to reach a maximum altitude of 102.000 feet, and remain there for
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    Lock icon Specialist Before Tribunal
    112 1 Specialist Before Tribunal A SINGAPORE General Hospital specialist yesterday appeared before a three-man tribunal to answer two charges m connection with violation of Government General Orders m the course of his duty. The tribunal, which held its first day's hearing m camera. was headed by Justice Tan Ah Tah. The
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    Lock icon ATOM AGE ARMS FOR F.E. FORCES
    166 1 CANBERRA, Aug. 19 (Reuter) Mr. Duncan Sandys, Britain's Defence Minister, told Australian Government ministers here today that Britain intended to reduce the size of her forces m the Far East, but that they would be strengthened by being equipped with the most modern arms,
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    Lock icon Hongkong Riot Claims
    64 1 HONGKONG, Aug. 19 (Reuter) The Government of Hongkong is to pay 92,436 pounds 15 shilling sterling compensation to innocent victims of the Colony's riots last October for death, injury or loss of property, it was announced tonight. The Government accepted the recommendation of a Riot Compensation Advisory
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    Lock icon TORY IN TODAY
    22 1 UNITED Kingdom's first High Commissioner lor Malaya. Mr. Geoffrey William Tory will arrive m Singapore tonight by 8.0.A.C. Britannia.
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    Lock icon Smiles After Dispute Ends
    35 1 All smiles again after tin end <f tin t.ilk^ 1' the Union Mohamed Xrifl bin Suradi shakes hand; Mr. J. A Gagan while the mediator. Chief Mm.> er on I Standardpic
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    Lock icon STB Men Resume Work Tomorrow
    332 1  -  E.M. RASHEED P,x THE 44-day-old strike by more than 1.000 employees cf the Singapore Telephone Eoard is over. A joint agreement settling all points m dispute wa. signed by the acting general manager of the Telephone Board, Mr. J. A Gagan and president of the
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    Lock icon 'Shot Tapper, Then Made Escape Into Jungle'
    336 2 VILLAGER HAS JOINED REDS-SECURITY CHIEF IPOH. Mon. A resident of Simpang Pulai new village, Ng Kiat Seong, shot dead a fellow villager and escaped into the jungle to join the terrorist organization, Ipoh Special Branch chief. Mr. G.E. Coster, told Magistrate, Tuan Syed
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    157 2 COMMODITY PRICES Cl OSINU rutber prices (cents per Ibi m Singapore >esterdav were Buyers Sell* r^ Spot 921 92 i KS.S^No. 1 "11; Mg R.S S. No. 2 921 92 i KS S No, 3 9H i one: Quiet but steady. The price ol un *v Sin^^pore vesterdjv *.<> S
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    34 2 HONGKONG. Aug. 19 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hong- re $1 £1 St -'065 to 5.1 $1,833 to Malayan $1: $0,101 to one Indonesia Rupiah; Gold $263,625 to a tael.
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    Lock icon Dealer Found Guilty Of Retaining Stolen Watches
    160 2 A WATCH DEALER. E X Yuen, was yesterday sentenced to 12 months' jail, by S.nga] Third District Court, on charges of dishonestly and assist m he disposal of stolen watches. A woman. Lee Hung Tho. was jointly eh: Be -as fined $1,000, D
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    Lock icon 'Menace To Decent Merchants'
    178 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A shopkeeper, Goh Hung Ching, of Damansara New Village, kept an extortioner and his accomplice knocking at his front doer while he sent his assistant by the back door to get the Police, m spite of their threat to burn his shop, the
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    Lock icon CIVICS COURSE FOR WOMEN
    60 2 THE first group to undergo the All-Women's Civics Course conducted by the Department of Information Services. Singapore, pose for a group picture at Assembly House with Mr. G. G. Thomson. The candidates, from the Yio Chu Kang area, visited the Department of Social Welfare, Girls' Homecraft
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    Lock icon Extortion Charge Fails
    84 2 MALACCA, Mon. Magistrate Ramanatha Iyer today acquitted Ong Sin Hock of conspiring with two others to extort $108 from the proprietress of the Hongkong RainbOW Revue, on Aug. (i. The mjinagfT of the revue, Mr. Wong Siew Heng, and the 'proprietress Miss Ow Young Hoong. m their
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    Lock icon CLERKS' MEETING
    35 2 THE annual general meeting of the Penang Government Administrative and Clerical Services branch of the National Union cf Government Office Workers, will be bold at 11.30 a.m. en Sunday at the Piccadilly Hotel.
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    Lock icon Captain's Orders To Engine Room Were Ignored: Court Told
    271 2 WHEN a ship's master four.:: that bil I I ten were being flouted during a trial run. he had to call for police aid, a Singapore Court was told. Captain Hassan bin Abdul Aman. was testifying at the trial of Lee
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    Lock icon Officials Of MCA Branch
    147 2 ELECTION of office-bemren at the Johore Bahru District branch of the Malayan Chinese Association was held on Sunday last The reelection of several members of the "old suard" to office is regarded as an indication of the trend of sentiment m this district association. Office-bearers for
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    Lock icon BRITISH ARMY CAPTAIN FACES 20 CHARGES
    193 3 He couldn't pay $7,047 though he held $57,000' A BRITISH Army officer who allegedly held $57,000 m Imprest Account failed to paya sum of $1,041.30 to Malay soldiers who were going on leave, a Singapore General Court Martial was told yesterday. This allegation was
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    Lock icon TROOPS WENT ON LEAVE WITHOUT PAY
    145 3 TROOPS WENT ON LEAVE WITHOUT PAY There was a difference of $.187.31. -Mr. Tan Chin Yong, Imprest Account clerk, the first 23 witnesses to give evidence, told the court that ha remembered the soldiers going on leave without their leave pay. He said that arrangements were made to send them
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    Lock icon TWO MORE STATES PASS CONSTITUTION
    60 3 TWO MORE STATES PASS CONSTITUTION KUANTAN. Mon. The Pahang State Council today unanimously approved the new constitution set out m the Federation of Malaya Agreement. 1907. The bill approving the constitution passed through ail three readings within half-an-hour without a hitch. The Trengganu State Council also passed a similar bill
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    Lock icon POLICE COURSE
    24 3 THIRTY Thai and Cambodian Police officers have joined the Police College m Kuala Kubu Bahru. for a sixweek course m criminal investigation.
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    30 3 ML J. A. Row ot the Methodist School, Parit Buntar, has been awarded a scholarship for a year's course at Brinsford Lodge. He will leave for Britain next month.
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    Lock icon PAGE THREE TEUS STORY OF ORPHAN LIM
    249 3 He wanted to join Singapore forces and finally did THIS is the face of a boy who set hLs heart on a career m the Army and permitted nothing to stand m his way till he realized his ambition. Three months ago, 18-year-old
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    Lock icon 'low, despicable' thief gets 2 months' fail
    206 3 'low, despicable' thief gets 2 months fail A SINGAPORE judge yesterday told a youth thfcl he considered stealing jewellery from children a low and despicable type of offence. The judge. Mr. J. F. McWilliam. made this remark before sentencing Ow Lian Haw. 20. to two months' imprisonment for r-coaling a
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    Lock icon PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices
    56 3 PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices 'TWENTY- YEAR-OLD, Molly Goh works as a typist at .Master's Ltd.. the advertising firm. When not tied to her typewriter, Molly dreams like most young Kirls of faraway places with strange-sounding names. The immediate object however is a visit to Hongkong. And Molly hopes to
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    Lock icon COLONY BARBERS WANT LONGER WORKING HOURS
    185 3 THREE hundred Chinese barbers m Singapore yesterday requested Government to allow them to work nine hours a day instead of eight hours as stipulated m the Labour Ordinance. Their request was submitted to the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, through their union The
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    Lock icon ASTOUNDING PROGRESS
    63 3 HIGH-LEVEL international conferences will be very useful for a progress!', c Singapore, Mr. Lee Siow Mong, Permanenl Si retary to thi Mini ti y of Education, said yesterday. Mr. Lee, who attended the 20th International Conference on Public Education m Geneva, said over Radio Malaya that the Colony
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    Lock icon Lawyer Challenges Move To Introduce A Ship's Log
    168 4 Lawyer Challenges Move To Introduce A Ship's Log GERVASE SLEIGH CASE TAKES NEW TURN A SINGAPORE lawyer yesterday challenged the production of a ship's log as evidence on the ground that it would prejudice the case against his clients. The lawyer, Mr. A. Muthuswamy, was defending six seamen charged m
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    Lock icon Treasury Slipped Up, Court Told
    205 4 Specimen Notes Case A CIGARETTE vendor, who received a stolen specimen $50 note from a peon, later changed it at the Singapore Treasury without being detected, a Singapore Court was told yesterday. The peon, YusofT bin Mohamed, 2.)*, was charged with theft of four specimen
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    Lock icon Rosie Will Teach Deaf Children
    47 4 Rosie Will Teach Deaf Children Miss Rosie Ts'ai. who returned to Singapore yesterday from England on the liner Canton. She took a course m teaching deaf children, m Manchester under a Singapore Government scholarship. She will be posted to the Singapore School for the Deaf shortly. Standardise
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    Lock icon Jumble Sale Nets $2,081
    93 4 THE SATA "Jumble Sale" held at St. Andrew's Cathedral Hall, on August 14 realized $2,081. Organized by a band of voluntary helpers under the leadership of Mrs. Desmond Pakenham, the sale offered toys. food, and clothes. Mrs. D. Golding. SATA public relations officer, said that such
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    Lock icon Taximan Fined For Abusing A Fare
    149 4 FOR using abusive language to a passenger, a Singapore taxi driver, Yeo Thiam Chien, was fined $15 ,:t Lne C;*.v Court yesterday. Dr. (Mrs.) S. L. Sharma, a Government medical officer, aal I thai on Fell, 16. at aboi:t 1 p.m. she bearded Yeo's
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    Lock icon Reconciliation Bid Failed: In Court Again
    100 4 Reconciliation Bid Failed In Court Again A COUPLE who agreed to give their marr.ase another chance before a Singapore Magistrate recently, were back m Court again yesterday. The woman. Tay Kah Gek, charged that soon after "hey left Court on a previous occasion, her husband told her: "I will have
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    Lock icon ROTARY TALK
    39 4 A TALK on the International Rotary Convention which was held at Lucerne. Switzerland m May will be given to memben I the Johore Bahru R tary Club today by lir. K. 7. John, who attended the Convention.
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    Lock icon Back From Nursing Course
    56 4 MISS Jennie Wong arrived m Singapore from Britain yesterday by the Imer Canton, after completing a course m nursing administration and public health at the Royal College of Nursing m London. Formerly attached to the Johore Health Department, she Will now take up the post of
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    Lock icon German Books On Show At Raffles Library
    191 4 RAFFLES Library opened I an exhibition of aome new German booka ranging from fiction to science, history, phi- 1 losophy and literature, yesterday. The tnlnanei hi the diaplayl irare etsoean by Dr. wnlfl Koepke. through the General Association of German Publishers and Booksellers
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    Lock icon BUS STRIKE: LIM SHOULD STEP IN
    51 4 REPRESENTATIVES of 37 Singapore trade unions yesterday urge J. tr.e Chief Minister. Mr. Lisa Yen Bock, to intervene m the dispute between the inagementa ot the Tay Koh Va-. and Hock Lee B;s companies and its striking ajorkera and bring an and to the
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    Lock icon THIEF JAILED
    44 4 AT the Johore Bahru Sessions Court yesterday Abbas bin Dagan was sentenced to 12 months' and 18 months' jail respectively on two Charges of housebreaking and theft, the sentences to run concurrently. Abbas was also put under Police supervision for two years.
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    Lock icon UMNO PREPARES FOR LOCAL POLLS
    131 4 THE Singapore UMNO east division plans to reorganize its set-up and intensify its campaign for funds m preparation for future elections. UMNO State elections officer Inche Darus SharifT, said yesterday that the east division would put up two candidates to contest the City Council elections.
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    Lock icon CHANDU PELLETS
    36 4 AH HENG, who was found m possession of two pellets of chandu at, a Police check gate m Labis, Johore, was fined $120 or two months' jail m the Kluans Sessions Court yesterday. tity
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    Lock icon Gen. Weir In Singapore
    100 4 MAJOR General C. E. Weir, Chief-of-Staff of the New Zealand Army above, said m Singapore yesterday that the first Kiwi infantry battalion for independent Malaya would arrive early December. Gen. Weir who had just attended the Chief of the Imperial Staff conference m Britain, arrived m
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    Lock icon $250 Fine For Causing Hurt
    77 4 JOHORE BAHRU. BfOtL—A tailor, Lee Sir.mg Tow. was fined $250 or three months' jail by the Sessions Court today for causing hurt to Chenf Nger.g Ten::, another tailor. I.> c wm also ordered to pay 990 compensation to Cheng. It wr.~ alleged' m Court that
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    Lock icon EXAMINE MY BANK ACCOUNT- COCHEME
    934 5 IPOH, Mon. Dr. M. Cocheme, Superinident ot the Central Mr-ntal Hospital, Tanjongutan, told the Comri of Inquiry at its day of hearing that ul no objection to his account being scrud and also any pro--11/. which he had acquired. tm% Id tnt have any pro;
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    129 5 MR. G. MEEHAN. Assistant Director Building) m the Public Works Department, and his bride the f mn r Miss Llizabeth Maca'ter their marriage at th,- St. John's Cathedral m Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday. All pictures by i umeraman, Yong Poh Seong U I BAILEY, a surveyor \w.h the Koyal
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    Lock icon NEW $1-M. RADIO MALAYA HQ. TO OPEN ON SEPT. 4
    254 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Radio Malaya's new 51, 000,000 studios here will be opened by Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman on Sept. 4. More than 200 foreign guests attending the Merdeka celebrations will watch the ceremony, which will mark an important
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    Lock icon GHAZALI BACK
    32 5 THE Malayan Commissioner m New Delhi, Inche Ghazali bin Shane, returned to Kuala Lumpur yesterday to take up his new appointment as Deputy Secretary m the Ministry of External Affairs.
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    Lock icon Man In Robbery Case Threatens Witness
    194 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon. Ooi Seng Kee. 24, threatened to slap a witness during a preliminary Inquiry m the Magistrate's Court today. Ooi with three others. Chiu Kwan Chin, 25, Ooi Cheng Khye. °2 and Lim Kirn San. 21, were tentatively charged with commit ing
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    628 5 Ambitious men and women m ail parts of the world are writing to the Regent Institute for details of the unique Course m Effective English conducted by that well-known correspondence school. There are solid reasons for the great interest aroused by this Course. To mention
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    99 5 The Course that gives you CONFIDENCE The Regent Institute way to the mastery of English :s the sure way and the Swift way. You can study the Effective English Course m the odd minutes of the day. The Course is so planned that you make definite progress from the very
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      Lock icon Brown Bureaucracy
      502 6 r J :1:1 importance of maintaining discipline m G v ernment offices could not have been better ■tsasstVd than m the words used by the Federation's A ting C Minister. Inche Moharned Khir J ben be id besaed ex-trainees of the Rural ***** Industrial Develop men: Authority tn
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      Lock icon 3rd Class Citizens?
      386 6 ACCORDING to the Federation's Minister for Agriculture, Inche Aziz bin Ishak. the special t leges for Malays written into the now Constitution will make them third class citizens, because they will be left far behind other races m mar.. fields of endeavour. He urges the Malays to
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    Lock icon Remembrance
    237 6 Sir— l personally think that the manifestations at the Salehah Girls School m my home town, where spirits have seized the girls, are t.rnely reminder to us of the debt we owe the men who fought the Japanese invaders. What happened at Salehah Girls School happened to nearly all
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    Lock icon Selection of Officers
    292 6 Sir I endorse the criticisms regarding the selection of executive officers m the Civil Service which appears to be m a mudd.e. Sure'v U b a retrogi I le step to place officer- m Part I of Urn Higher Set bate the Executive Service which srrie irer
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    186 6 Sir— Mr. Aster Gunasekera. while championing the cause of 3.1 rs. Lee Ah Ngui criticizes the Singapore Council of Women for not going to her rescue. It is true we fight for the rights of women. but that right does nut cover the right to commit crime. If
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    Lock icon Mr. Wong Speaks Malay
    152 6 Sir Mr. Won:; Pow Nee, Penang Chlel M;n.ster-dc-signate, speaks Malay very fluently like 9 Kampcng Malay, and I believe he km a i that the Malays have i.o. .y started m their marc;; -awards the ladder ot culture, and the provisions of the new constitution have
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    669 6 WASHINGTON w BIN xs. Pi b 1 9 optnlow finds some thing it does not like, it falls like a ton of bricks. Dr. JostWh aTftl of Long Island the other day presented a bm for $1,500 for professional servicer to the parents of Benny Hooper, and
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    597 6  -  MICHAEL GORDON TOKYO, r VHE weather beaten Japmmem fUkermem Who guides his ocean-going vessel through international xcaters, is gradually becoming a rational hero m eyes of a fishconscious Japanese public. There rcas a tune rrhen Japanese fishing Ctmft could roa m inll frcm Kamchatka m the north
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    Lock icon The NEWS as it strikes me!
    372 6  -  Aster Gunasekera By Peng knows just what the Alliance and Singapore Governments want him and his Party m Malaya to do. They were told what the word 'surrender' meant outside the Iron and Cam boo Curtains. Chin Peng refused to accept this meaning of
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    Lock icon CEYLON'S LANGUAGE TROUBLES CONTINUE
    671 6 Francis Ashborn reports COLOMBO, Mon. CEYLON has averted a crisis which was developing from minority dissatisfaction over the Government's decision to make Sinhalese alone the country's official language. But the problems the decision created have not been altogether solved. The agreement the Prime Minister, Mr. Solomon
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    272 7 Frantic Plea Before Tragedy LONDON, Aug. 19 Society photographer Anthony Beauchamp, husband of Sir Winston Churchill's actress daughter Sarah, was lound dead yesterday m his apartment overlooking: Hyde Park. Police attributed death to an overdose of sleeping pills, They rushed to Beauehamp's apartment early yesterday after he had telephoned pretty
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    52 7 JAKARTA. Aug. 19, ißeu-' ter)— President Boekarho who las>t week launched a "new life movement" today Offered a practical example to his people. He donned working clothes and led other officials m cleaning up Jakarta's "dirtiest public market.'' Government ministers and local officials led their col- lective
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    200 7 Uprisings Among Section Of Army Foreseen BEIRI'T. Aug. 19 (Reuter) The Syrian cabinet lias appro\ed large scale Soviet aid agreements concluded m Moscow earlier this month bj the \<tin£ l)e--fence Minister, Sa>ed Khaled LI Azm, according l( reports from Damascus today. Ei Azm has been placed
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    139 7 THREE-POINT PLAN FOR PRO-WEST NATIONS BANGKOK, Aug. 19 (Reuter) President Ngo Dinh Diem of South Vietnam today told pressmen of the three-point plan he thinks pro-Western Asian nations should adopt to strengthen themselves. I President Diem said: ''We must think first of defending Ourselves.
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    119 7 Dag Calls Debate On Hungary NEW YORK Aug. 19. (Reuter >— Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld. United Nations Secre-tary-General today summoned the General Assembly into session on Sept. 10, a week m advance of the 12th Assemb- I ly, to debate the Hungarian j situation. He sent to all 31 delegations a
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    214 7 O GUIANA CONSTITUTION GEORGETOWN, British Guiana, Aug. 19. Talks on the formation of a new government here will be resumed today between the Governor, Sir Patrick Renison, and Dr. Cheddi Jagan, whose People's Progressive Party won last weejtjscenem^l-e^ction^^^ On the told I mvite
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    183 7 WASHINGTON (Reuter) Mr. John I Dulles, the SecreUr> State, told a Congre committee toda> wwm outs m President Eisenhowert foreign aid programme endangered the entire foundation of the United security structure. Mr. Dulles appeared before a private meet the Sena c appropriations enmaaittee
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    162 7 NEW YORK, Aug. 19 (AP) —Guy Burgess, former British diploma! who defected to the Soviet Union m 1951, was reported today by a U.S. lawyer who recently met him m Moscow as a "fanatic" m HippBffl of Soviet pol: The attorney, W: [iam W. Good!
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    157 9 THE inter-change of missions between Singapore and its neighbouring countries was essential lor the promotion of trade, said Mr. Tan Siak Kew, president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber ot Commerce, yesterday. The Chamber gave a tea party to the delegates of the Chinese General Chamber
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    141 9 Rubber Rises On Currency Moves Reports REPORTS of a possible re-adjustment of currency ,e> m Europe contributed to the steadiness of the pore rubber market which yesterday showed a S tent to 93* cents per lb. for International ■ember shipment. Prices opened slightly higher on these reports and rose round
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    82 9 SINGAPORE rubber statistics show stocks at the end ol July at 51,685 tons, against 49.537 tons at the end of June. In July, dealers stock totalled 41,327 tons (40.190 tons m June), port stocks 10.325 tons 1,314 tons) and estate stocks ens). The figures exclude foreign
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    178 9 Canadian Dollar Firms On Flow Of U.S. Investments Finance Jkand CammereM THE continued high flow of United States investment dollars into Canada was the main factor contributing to the strength of his country's currency which m the past week rose to an all time high m relation to the American
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    147 9 More Rubber Roads KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— All States and Settlements of the Federation, except Trengganu, have now one or more sections of road incorporating rubber, said the annual report of the Natural Rubber Development Board today. Some 30 tons of rubber powder were used m Malaya on projects ranging from
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    141 9 Aust. Bid For SEA Market A SENIOR sectional secre- rv Ol the Victorian Chamber Ol Manufactures, Mr. J. D. Bartley. has left for Bug D attor a brief stay m Singapore. He is visiting South-east Asia to consult trade bodie.with a view to organizing buying missions to visit the Second
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    123 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Pro- j dure Exchange nocn closing prices per picul vesterrlay were: copra, Aug./ Sept. $25 buyers, $26 sellers; coconut oil m bulk $41 sellers, m drums $45 sellers. Muntok white pepper $H2 sellers, c- white $1 11 sellers, special Sarawak black $75. COPRA HOLIDAY. CUTLER. BATH CO.
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    138 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its ratal to merchant! yesterday: London: selling T.T. o r O.D. 2/3-7 8: buying, airmail. TT. 2/4. O.D. 2/4-1/32, 30 d/st. 2/4--5/32. 45 d/st 2/4-7 32 CO d/st. 2/4-9/32. 9o d st. 2/4-3/8. 120 d/st. 2/4-12 180 d/st
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    50 9 EXPORTS of agricultural and track-laying tractors ani parts from the U.K. exceeded £33 million m value during Ota first half of 1957. Total for j the whole of 1956 was just under £53 million. Production is reported to be IMtfiM the record levels of I 1955.
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    172 9 THE slight drop m Malayan imports of Japanese cotton textiles is only temporary, and the trade is expected to pick up soon, according to a spokesman of the Japanese Consulate-General m Singapore. I In the first four months this :-;u.978.u0u sq. yds. valued
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    268 9 MALAYAN* sharebrokers yesMcciy reported the following .-vs clone: CTS. ords 34/11, F. ft N. ords $2,921 (overnight). $2.93* $2.96 vr terdav; Gammons $2. G0. $2.62}; Hammers 52.45, 62.40 overnight and yesterday; H. Waugh HJll overnight, $1.90 yesterday: Hume prefs \23/3 ords AG/3; Jackson* $1.71 overnight. $1.70 yesterday;
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    117 9 IMPORTS of tin concentrates into the Federation of Malaya (excluding movements between the two territories) m July amounted to 1.544 .tons estimated tin metal content of 1.127 tons) against 1.378 tons (estimated tin metal content of 988 tons) m the previous month. The total m the
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    240 9 Tins, Rubbers Strong; Industrials Are Steady TINS and rubbers m the local market were strong, according to the Malayan sharebrokers' Association yesterday. Industrials were Steady. Price changes announced by the Avocation were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers b.b. p itr I Con. Tin Smelt Ords. 34/- 16/1 Praser Neave sds. 294 293
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    2005 10 VMONG the crowd were well-dressed men and women spectators, brightened, watching: as though it were a point-to-point. Girls and boys m the mob sometimes embraced. Whenever we asked a question, the attitude was the same: "They're not like another race. the Muslims. They've really overdone it. you
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    194 11 'SAFA's No' To Australia Sweden gjJIGAPORE Amateur Foot- h iation last night r< quests from two is soccer teams— from :a and Sweden to a series of matches m Dei ember. «jy. Soh Ghee Sjo::. President of the Finance and Acer Committee, met last night, said after the meeting: reason
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    65 11 Mood —A grand R abled Pahang Rest to beat the Europeans by an innings and 10 runs >n their annual match for >s Shield on the Kuantan Recreation Club padang Europeans: 158 all ow W ton 74. Samuel four for 24, and Dr Umpathy three for Rest: 283
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    459 11 Abdullah Piruz Scores Grand Badminton Double XI ALA LUMPUR, Mon. Abdullah Piruz's badminton double: the predominance of Kedahs Teoh Siew Yong and Leow Siew Kheng m the women's events: the tail of champions: and the emergence of a possible Thomas Cup prospects highlighted Selangor Badminton Association's annual championships which ended
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    64 11 TODAY'S SPORT KUALA LUMPUR SOCCER:— Kelantan Co hi d Schools Pi Selangor Combined Schools, TPCA ground. IPOH SOCCER: Vocn Thcan Son Cup: Ramblers "B" PI D.I.D. on the Coronation ground: Scngat Estate Vi 2 Workshop ASC on the Jalau JalU ground. PENANG SOCCER: Intsr-Com munity League: Indians vs Malays at
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    103 11 Percy Scores A Fiver SINGAPORE Hockey Association's Merdeka Games team gave a promising display when they trounced the Singapore Recreation Club, last season's league champions, by live goals to nil on the padang yesterday. Man of the match was Singapore's centre-forward Percy Pennefather who scored all the five goals. A
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    967 11 Malayan B'ton C'ship First Round Ties IPOH, Mon.— The following is the order of play m tinpreliminary rounds of the Malayan badminton championships which will start here on the Perak Turf Club courts on Thursday Aug. tt. First session: 9 a.m. Men's singles: Robert X's I JJ va Lai Fook
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    266 11 THE following are th P ties of the Singapore Badminton Association schoolboys championships for Wednesday to be play at the Badminton Hal! at 7JO p.m. (durt No. I: Lee Chang Leng and Tan Beng Hock (VS) V| Gob Geok Ling and Samuel Liew (ACS). G<)hTon g Jei c
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    200 11 IHE following arc Thursday morning's lit* lor the Malayan Lawn Tennis Associations Championships to be played on the SC'C courts 9.:W am- S. Karalak (Thai) P. S. Kumara (Ceylon), Ong Chew B va Harold Chia. K. H. Ip (H'kong) vs R H. B. Milner. Mis. i). winton vs
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    53 11 KNOCKS LE ZOUTE. BelgUan, Aug. 19. (AP)— Jacky Brichant, ol Belgium, won the men's angles finals oi tbc International tennis tournament here yesterday. He beat Hugh Stewart (U.S.) B—6, 6— I Ken Arkinstal and Donald Candy (Australia) defeated Brichant and Gino Mezzi m the men's doubles
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    128 11 Chee Han Wins By A Lap FOO CHEE HAN yesterday won the gruelli g 1.500 m< wh< n he beat Fong Hoe Bene by •le lap at the s ngapore Swimming Club. Chee Han. who v\ m the Singapore Amateur Ba ming Asi annual open championships, covered th e distance
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    112 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The following will represent South Malaya against the President's XI from Ceylon m a two days cricket match at the Seremban padang on Friday, Aug. 23 and Saturday, Aug. 24:— T. Sivagnanam (captain), A. K. Jones, A. Murugasu, Shepherdson, A. Dews, Gurucharan Singh, R.
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    41 11 lon. Even extra time failed to bring about a result m the junior knockout soccer competition en Selangor Indian Association and Tamilian Physical Cultural Association. The match ended m a scoreless draw on the Princes Road stadium here today.
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    1015 12  - TIME RUNS OUT ON CEYLON'S 'CAVALIERS' KEN JALLEH by the Sports Editor £coM(toat4 Singapore Ist Innings 85 J. P. C Woodhouse 28, A. E. Delilkan 21, P de Kretser 16 n.o. S. Yatawara five for 12 and I. I. Peris three for 11. Ceylon Ist innings. 205 R Reid b
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    735 12 AT 11.03 a.m., Ceylon's overnight batsmen, I). Weerasinghe and captain 11. I K. Fernando resumed the Ceylonese innings. They didn't remain long. D. Weerasinghe lofted one by King to cover, and Grindrod had the ball safe. Weerasinghe scored 0, and QM Ceylon score IC9
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    272 12 Talking point after yesterday's match on the padang was whether for once, a defeat would have been preferable to draw for Singapore. Certainly, if the Singapore skipper. John Woodhuust:, had been a little more generous with time, he could have given the
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    165 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By especially fit. Fire Risk and Waxer were associated m a working three furlongs spin, returning 40 sec. Sun Gleam and Tipsy Trout ran three furlongs m 40 1/5 sec Bagby's charge, Jolly Day (Baxter) did three furlongs m even tune, while
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    50 12 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon. Kru.n Rovers entered the semifinal of the Perak inter team knock-out soccer competition for the Cow and Gate when they beat the Kuala Kangs?r Chiang Wah 2-0 on padang today. Rovers scored their goals through Taik Seah (55th minute) and JM Meng (62nd minute).
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    68 12 CEYLON'S four-man tennis team of Bernard Pinto, Rajah Praesody (both Davis Cuppers), P. Kumar (Junior champion) and Miss Ranjani Jayasuriya arrived m Singapore yesterday to participate m the coming Malayan Tennis Championships. Few minutes after the Ceylonese contingent arrived, South Vietnam's trio flew m. They are (1. to r.) Nguyen
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