Singapore Standard, 26 August 1957

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    31 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE 3pl Jn VjH 4 FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL ***** (5 lines) 2400 /A* 2811 2414 „1. 111. V>. .">:> SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1957 J2 PAGES I~> CENTS
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    Lock icon BLACK LIST OF STUDENTS
    269 1  -  JAMES DAVID By Leftist Leaders In Schools Are Known To CID I Will Crush Any Bid By Them To Disrupt Colony Education, Says Chew THE SINGAPORE SPECIAL BRANCH HAS COMPILED A BLACK LISTCONTAINING NAMES OF EXTREME LEFT WING STUDENT LEADERS IN SINGAPORE SCHOOLS, THE STANDARD LEARNED
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    Lock icon STOP REGISTRATION OF NEW TRADE UNIONS
    228 1 Jag Tells Lim: GOVERNMENT should freeze all new applications by trade unions for registration. lIC. President Mr. S. Jaganathan told a representative council of the TUC. yesterday. Addressing more than 30 delegates at the meeting called specially to discuss the recent mass arrests of
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    Lock icon Britain To Stay Put In Persian Gulf Area
    166 1 LONDON V IP) Bril il I w.ally naif rt Mi t..d.i> Lit v p.irri| Io tforr.N.--..- her interest m the Persian Cull as a priie for with n mil \r.ib_a Govern" r.t quarters Indicated thai Bril b de A led to stay
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    Lock icon AIR HONOUR
    35 1 MAJOR David Simons, the adventurous yomtl American flier-scientist, who soared to 102.000 feet m a balloon earlier this week to collect scientific data, was yesterday rded the Distinguished 1 lying Cross Re uter
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    Lock icon Three Die In Valetta Crash
    72 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Roy A I tonight h it the thru rew members of the it crashed on I day night were killed m the crash. Their names will be released after the next of .aye been informed. i contact has made with the
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    Lock icon FLYING HOME
    21 1 PRESIDENT Shukri O Kouatly of Syria left Cairo today by air for Damascus after undergoing medical nent :n E-typt
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    Lock icon Top Secret Troop Moves
    91 1 SYDNEY. Aug. 25 (Reuter) British troops and some civilian technicians are being flow n "m unprecedented secrecy" to Maraiinga atomic testing station m South Australia, the Sunday Telegraph said here today. The newspaper said that these personnel would take part m next month's series of nuclear
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    Lock icon Kulappy, the Cat, Now Wears A Ruby Earring!
    318 1 [Meow! What A Party ll THE smell of incense and fresh flowers. .the wail of the Indian clarinet and the thud-thud of a drum. Gaily-dressed Tamil women m saris carried trays of fruit and sweets on their shoulders. Behind them trailed 1
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    14 1 EVERYBODY is happy— the "operation" was successful and Thandavarayan proudly displays Kulappy.
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    Lock icon Union Men Blame Police For Damage
    114 1 ALLEGATIONS that police raiding parties damaged Union equipment during the past two days of the j anti -subversive swoop were made at yesterday's meet- j ing of the representative council of the Singapore Trade Union Congress. President of the Singapore Coffee-Shop Workers' Union alleged
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    Lock icon Front's Merdeka Greeting
    97 1 THE General Council of the Singapore Labour Front yesterday sent its Merdeka greeting to the Federation Government. The message reads: "The Singapore Labour Fron: sends its warmest fraternal greetings to the UMNO-MCA-MIC i Alliance on the achievement of Merdeka by the Federation of Malaya. "This is an
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    Lock icon 'Colony Lucky To Have Lim As Leader'
    81 1 'Colony Lucky To Have Lim As Leader' SYDNEY, Aug. 25 'Reuter) —The Sydney Morning Herald Bald m an editorial today that it was fortunate for Singapore and indeed Australia that Singapore had a man of the calibre of Mr. Lim Yew Hock at the head of affairs. The editorial .said
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    Lock icon TERROR VICTIM
    38 1 A POLICE party found the body of Chong Kian, a Khek. aged 16, of Saling New Village m the Kulai District of Johore on Friday. He was said to have been beaten to death by terrorists
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    Lock icon Clerk Is Slashed In Parang Attack
    137 1 Colony Crime Round-up A CLERK Steven Dass. 24, j was admitted to Singapore i General Hospital last night with a severe cut on his right arm. He was attacked by two unidentified men, one ot them armed with a parang. m Henderson Road. A
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    Lock icon TEMPLER ASSURES U.K. HELP FOR FED.
    143 1 TEMPLER ASSURES U.K. HELP FOR FED. BRITAIN'S Chief of the Imperial General Stall. F:> .d Marshal Sir Gerald Templer, last night assured Malaya ot the British government*! continued co-operation m matters concerning tht country's defence. Sir Gerald, accompanied by Lady Tempi-:, arrived m Singapore from London yesterday on the invitation
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    Lock icon More Quit Songram's Cabinet
    135 1 More Quit Songram's Cabinet —And One Returns BANC. KOK. Au_ AP) Two ministers and three deputy ministers have i.Mtned from Premier Pibul Sonpram's cabinet, hui ..> a result of a cabinet council session yesterday further resignations have been definit. h ...oided Most important move In yr-'erday's session was Pibul's appointment
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    Lock icon FRONTS ANTI-RED PLEDGE
    232 1 FRONTS ANTI-RED PLEDGE MR CHEW SWEE KiE Right Atmosphere Must Be Created' THE SIM.APOKM 1 r Front > est. rri._\ pledged fi^ht Con munisl sub. h and to en .ii< tin m i pssai mosphen for th. futun peritv il th.' island th« M oi its in l;.t l. t
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    Lock icon Grace Kelly Expects Baby In December: London Report
    75 1 LONDON. A us. 25 Al' 1 lie Sunria> I \pres« sa rl that Princess (ira.ce of Monaco is delin pectin; i baby at the end of December. The paper said an official announcement would hf made to this effect when Princess Gran
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      71 1 Special Merdeka OfferPHILIPS RADIO at Reduced Prices Get your Set from us SUPER SERVICES S 180 Sclrgic Rood, Singapore 7. Tel *****. ______________________S________________________V~ a >- ot'4 na accident THAT ROLLEI WINS THE LION'S ihA R E OF PHOTO COMPETITION PRIZES GIVES YOU f|«EBP* COMPLETE CON TROL UP TO AND fj(3fc^l^K
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    Lock icon 2,500 Enter Jungle To Urge Bandits Out
    272 2 TAHJOXG MALIM. Sun.— More than 2,500 people from this town and neighbouring villages "invaded" the Changkat Bharu Forest Reserve m an attempt to get MCP district committee member. Chee Loy, and his bandit remnants to come out nd ptfien lei In RAF In
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    Lock icon RAAF Jet Bombers Here
    90 2 SIX R.A.A.F. Canberra jet bombers landed at Tengah airfield m Singapore yesterday after flyins. from Brisbane. Australia m only eigM hours. The jets, led by Wing-Com-mander K.A. Hosking. have tome to represent Australia at a fly-past over Kuala Lumpur next Saturday during the Merdeka celebrations. They
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    Lock icon Changes In The Cabinet
    279 2 TAN SIEW SIN FOR MINISTRY OF JUSTICE? KUALA LUMPUR Sun. In a bid to streamline the cabinet of independent Mala>.i the Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman has decided lo make majer changes m the cabinet, the Standard learned tnd.t In the new set-up the present Ministry
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    Lock icon Sacked Men To Get A Gratuity
    67 2 BENTONG, Sun. The managi tnent of the Kralak Tin Mine here has agreed to pay all dismissed employees a 14-day "fcratuity," tne Standard was tOld today It will also provide free transport for the men and their ianu'.i.s to their homes nn to a
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    Lock icon Fence-Sitters Told: Join Up
    63 2 PENANG, Sun. President of th- Penanf branch of the National Union ot Government O-Dce Workers. Tuan Haji All Rouse, today stated that fence-sitters should now realize the usefulness of onions and _.ive up their selfish attitude by joining up. Tuan Haji All Rouse was speaking at
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    Lock icon Security Men Bag A Red
    66 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A patrol of the First Battalion, the Rifle Brigade, yesterday led I gan.; of about four terrorists m the Pagoh area ot .lohore and killed one of them. He was Han Leon<: alias Ah Han S3, who Wl nt underground at the
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    Lock icon Recognize MCP, Says Party
    117 2 PENANG. Sun— The Labour Party of Malaya today declared that since Government was not able to end the Emergency quickly, "it should be prepared to negotiate with the Communists for an amicable and peaceful ending to the Emergency." The Fifth Annual National Conference of the Party
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    Lock icon HE'S HERE TO EXPAND FIRM
    103 2 MR R. A. HODGSON, a director of Messrs. Lewis and Peat Ltd.. of London has arrived m Singapore to work for some time with the firm's associate local company, Messrs. Lewis Peat (Singapore) Ltd. For many years. Mr. Hodgson, who was the senior ruobei broker
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    Lock icon She's Out To Ban Strippers
    81 2 ALOR STAR, Sun. Che Hamidah Bahari, the only woman member ot the Board uf Censors for strip shows here, today criticized her colleagues for allowing the beauty stars of the Kowloon Revue to give their show. She pointed out that strip shows m the past,
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    Lock icon U.S.I.S. GRANT
    31 2 TUAN SYED Ahmad Shahabuddin. chairman cf the North Kedah U.M.N.O. division and a Federal councillor, will be leaving Malaya (Of Amer.ca on a US LS. scholarship on Sept. 8.
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    Lock icon $100,000 Ransom Haiti To Merchant's Kidnappers
    264 2  - $100,000 Ransom Haiti To Merchant's Kidnappers WILLIE SOH By THE story of the abduction and release of Singapore wine merchant. Mr. Ng Kirn Lee. 53, was told for the first time yesterday. A close friend of his said that Mr. Ng's family paid $100,000 for his release which was on
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    Lock icon Victim's Family Bargained With Abductors, Says Friend'
    62 2 been paid $100,000 (he would not .say how it was paid, the merchant was driven, stiil blindfolded, to Pas'r Panjang where he was left by the roadside. He later hailed a tax: and returned to r ami Mr Iff had left his home
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    Lock icon Free Malaya Should Help Merdeka Movements In N. Borneo, Sarawak & Brunei
    206 2 Free Malaya Should Help Merdeka Movements In N. Borneo, Sarawak Brunei PMIP RESOLUTION KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Pan Malayan Lslamu Party todtn ur mously decided to ask the independent Federation to use it> "persuashe ence" to get the British Government to secure independence for all countm South-east Asia by the
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    Lock icon Course On Constitutions Starts Soon
    117 2 A COURSE on the constitutions of the independent Federation of Malaya and the city-state of Singapore soon be conducted m Singapore. The course, consisting of ten lectures, is being organized j-y tiie Singapore Council for Adult Education. The Council's assistant secretary (Further Education). Mr. E.
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    Lock icon Forget Differences Says Dato Osman
    178 2 MALACCA. Sun —Chief Mlni s l c r-designate of Malacca, Dato Osman bin Ta!:b. fcodllj urged the people here to forget their differences and work together for a better Malaya. Dato Osman. who came here four days ago, has taken up the post of Settlement
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      298 2 REX- 9.30 pm Mmr __£>*_.' I ___r DIAKA_)(^r6dSTEI6£R VI I I 1» II S WITH KI.ONDK lIMR Will 111 r.UESTS Ol \l SO ONF~MI»\TII I-r IK Ktl> Will IU \u I Kl>l Ll HI ill I. I" I RSI SIX 1 \IMF> Ull II HI \V\ DOR S Ml V*l
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      90 2 'ISLAND IN THE SUN* CONTESTr Q Please enter me as a contestant for the following events on "Fiesta Night" (Aug.3o) at the Ocean Park Hotel, Singapore, (delete where unnecessary): (a) "Miss Bikini of Ocean Park, 1.157" lb) Most original West Indian costume. lei Mambo Dance Contest. id) Cha-Cha Dance Contest.
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    Lock icon 'The Chinese Are Loyal To Malaya'
    363 3 IN A TELEVISION BROADCAST TO THE AUSSIES, MR. LIM SAYS... He Wants Merger With Fed. As Soon As Possible CHINESE m Malaya will always maintain that they are Malayans and work loyally together with other races for the benefit of the country, Singapore's Chief
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    Lock icon DOUBLE WEDDING AT CATHEDRAL
    81 3  -  Michael Anchant Photo by A DOUBLE wedding took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday between the former Yvonne Partridge. 20, of the WRAF. Changi and Sergeant Terry Cox. 21, an RAF wireless fitter (left) and the former Jean Allen, 23, also of the WRAF and
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    Lock icon WARNING TO YOUTHS
    176 3 "..'ALA LUMPUR, Sun. The majority of present youths suffer from moral and spiritual degeneration and this is one peril Malayan youths must guard themselves ag.;. Ceylonese leader, Dato Sir _;h Thuraisingham warned today. He said this at the lite: section of the Ceylon Tamils' Kalavirthy Sangam held
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    Lock icon Welcome For Bandaranaike
    51 3 .3N of the c apore Sinhalese Associa*k tion will welcome Ceylon's Prime Minister. Mr. S. V. D Bandaranaike. on his arrival ne Colony tomorrow. Members are requested to attend a tea-party given by the Ceylon Commissioner at 5.30 p.m. on Wednesday at the on Sports Club Balestier
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    28 3 tay Low Thi>. a Bahamian, was fined S6O or 14 days' jail m the Sessions Court yesterday for having m his possession two packets of chandu.
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    Lock icon Colony Women Hold 2-Day Discussion With UN Consultant
    335 3 Colony Women Hold 2-Day Discussion With UN Consultant REPRESENTATIVES of Singapore's chief women's groups met yesterday morning to discuss the problems of organization and how to overcome them with an American visitor. Miss Anna Lord Strauss, United Nations consultant at the recent U.N. Seminar for Women, at Bangkok, and former
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      181 3 THE MALAYAN RAILWAY ADMINISTRATION Celebrates the Independence of Malaya By Inaugurating An Accelerated Service on 15th September GOLDEN A!_!_CW r-lgjjjf^TJßfc. better kkkrxr addaia; I •U IF IrJ*^^.!^Bl_M1 rJ !^BI_M and FASTER MAGIC ARROW lilnmlj I jUWIB) ;^k, SOUTHERN CROSS buiet-cusl\e KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE BAY XH.IIT "MAGIC ARROW" "SOUTHERN CROSS" Kuala
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      179 3 FINAL WEEK 83rd ANNIVERSARY i Sole pi FOR EVERY CASH EdFF PURCHASE r nki- of 850.00 ONE BOTTLE OF FRENCH PERFUMERY J COST J2O WHILE IT LASTS I REPRICED FOR I FINAL CLEARANCE SPECIAL BARGAINS LXCLUSIVE MEN'S ITOttl at 129, BATU ROAD, KUALA LUMPUR GENTS DEPT 41-43 High St, LADIES
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      230 3 Standard Almanac Wr mmm^ ,7 Laotian and Cambodian xtudenN: Elim Church (1(179. Serangoon To meet the Chief Mi Koad. If! Vesper Service Llm J ew Hotk tne lr.frr: 7.30 p m lon Services Conference Room The Bethe^da Hall (77. Bras Hasah Assembly House. Koad): Special Mmistr) meeUng. Malayan Council ot
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      841 4 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tel: *****. *****/4 132/6 Robinson Roec THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE To Halifax. Montreal, Boston, New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia b Cult Ports S pore P- Sham Penang ANTILOCHUS 24 23 Aug 29 Aug 30 Aug POLTOORUS '/IS Oct 16 Oct 17 18 Oct Cartiars
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      1325 4 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD «c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 linesl Uncorpcieiec m bugapoe) (12 lines) s _':;r the blue funnel line SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo (Via Suez with liberty to proceed via Panama or Cape
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      892 4 MITSUI |gj LINE S'p arc P. S'hom Penang FOR JAPAN Nasusan Maru for Yokohama, Moji, Kobe, Osaka 7 Sept Meiko Moru for Yokohama. Moji, Kobe, Osaka via Hongkong 1 5 Sept 1 2 Sept Hagurosan Maru via Manila for Yokohama, Nagoya, Kobe 24Sept FOR USA. For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
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    Lock icon Malayan On U.K. Training Course
    139 5 Malayan On U.K. Training Course THE ar- i Mr. Bachee Saw recently as :he first Malayan to come to the I ngdom under the Technical Co-opera: I Scheme of the Colombo Plan, marks a broaden. ng of British help to South-east I Previously training courses m this category were arranged
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    26 5 AN official Israeli announcement confirmed reports that an agreement setting up a joint Israe -Gl shippi: ig pany h to cc signed MSI month
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    32 5 Lumpur, .vill be officially opened h> the Federation Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman. TIIK Federal Hotel, one of the 1 ('derations biggest hotels m Bukit Mi-tang Koad. Kuala
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    Lock icon New Record For British Car Industry
    111 5 New Record For British Car Industry THE announcement by the British Board of Trade of 79,483 cars produced m July signifies another record for the United Kingdom car industry so far as the rate of production is concerned. This figure gives an average output of 19.871 cars a week, which
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    36 5 THE 19th annual Radio Component Show, organized by the U.K. Rac.io and Electronic Component ."Manufacturers' Federation, is to be held at Grosvenor House and Park Lane House, London, from April 14 to 17, 19.53.
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    52 5 TUX Malayan Exchar.ue Bar ks Association made the foliochanges m its rates to melon Saturday: Canada: buying, T.T. 30-13 16; O.D. 30-15 It:. 80 days airmail 31-1 4 credit bills, 31-5/16 trade Selling. TT. or O.D. rcaciv: 30-1 2; Sw« d sh Kr. 167-1 4. Other exchange rates
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    653 5 1.000 mph Aircraft At Farnborough Show At last five aircraft that have never been publicly shown before, two world record holders, three newi ftying engine test-beds and I the latest versions of some j cf Britain's country's successful turbine and piston- I engined airliners, will be features of this year's
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    222 5 Eastern United Assurance Copn. Ltd: Profit for year end* ed $1 i W v $288,742 C3BJ I final di lend I and ol 851 are recommended g a total distribution of 1 t the ir. Net liquid assets m balance sheet work out 441...4 or $48 88 pet
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    Lock icon Air Suspension For Road Vehicles
    157 5 Air Suspension For Road Vehicles A FORM of air suspension hi icltwh rubber bellows, containing air under press take the place of conventional spring!, a«i been developed for road vehicles m Britain. Ffci (mil f I Mm t Untures of this system are that thp resistance to movement of the
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    67 5 A NEW air-motor tube cleaner developed by a U.K. firm for sugar-producers and the petroleum indusTy combines power economy with greater safety. The cleaner can be used with a variety of brnshM and scraper-heads and can easily negotiate curved tubes for scaling operations. The manufacturers expect their
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    20 5 THE West German airline Lufthansa has announced that it had ordered four Lockheed Starliners for its inter-contm-ental services.
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    Lock icon Tins, Rubbers Remain Firm
    415 5 TINS and rubbers remained firm on the .Malayan share market during the past week and contributed substantially to the considerable volume of business written. The London market was adversely affected by a falling New York stock market, the Syrian situation and currency fears but these features
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    Lock icon Navigation Chain Opens
    85 5 NORTH America's first Decca marine navigation chain was opened at Halifax, Nova Scotia. The new long-frequency system, which charts a position electronically, cover approaches to the M rtl American continent via North Atlantic, Gulf of St. Lawrence and some coastal areas of Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. Vessels
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    Lock icon BUSINESS DONE IN THE WEEK
    475 5 BUSINESS done m shares trOOl Aug. 17 to 23: INDUSTRIALS: Consolidated Tin Smelter Ords. 34/3 ft :_4 4>. Eraser ft Weave Ords. $2.90 to $2.93. to $2M to 52.95. Gammons $2.60, Hammer Co. $2.45 ft $2 4! cd. Hongkong Bank (Col) 5480.00. Hongkong Bank (Lon)
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    Lock icon 3,500 TONS OF COPRA FOR JAPAN
    240 5 3,500 TONS OF COPRA FOR JAPAN sdgdsfgsdfgdsfgdfsgs THE main feature of .he week m the Singapore copra market has been inquiry for shipment to Ja; an and import licences are believed to have been issu< for 3.500 tons, says the weekly report of L< Pea: [Spore) Ltd.. rubber and produce
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    191 5 Industrial Safety Measures PASSING on knowledge of industrialization by Britain on the less developed countries m Asia does not simply cover the subject of how to obtain the greatest output from mechanical plant, for there are many spheres covered by the Techi ical Assistance scheme of the Colombo Plan. One
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    Lock icon Luxury Car Mart Expands
    69 5 UNDER new mar arrangements, world sales of the fully automatic, luxury Princess IV saloons and limousines will be expanded considerably. These cars will now he handled by the full British Motor Corporation sales organization through both Austin and Nuffield Distributors. Standard specification of c models includes
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      151 5 NOTICES 'yHE Osaka Shosen Kalsha Line are please.-; nounce that from next month onwards their African Lr:> will be divided into two fa Services. EAST AFRICAN LINE The first sailings will be"AWA MARC Calling at Singapore 15th September. Penang 17th St-p- :ember. Mombasa Ist October. Zanzibar 4th October. Dar-es-Salaam sth
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      Lock icon Middle East Drift
      451 6 pERMENT continues m the Middle East. While dents are being created to cause a split m Anglo-American relations and. m particular, to low ritish prestige m the eyes of the Arab world, friction has developed between the Arab lis m the Mediterranean. The situation is ..jubtedly the
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      Lock icon A Touching Tribute
      440 6 I|ECEN )me Malays felt annoyed that tribute should have been paid to the British .1 .nistrators by Malay leaders and others, and M that such expressions of gratitude should be discontinued forthwith. It was the early British administrators like Maxwell. Clifford and Swettenham who made it known
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    Lock icon DEPRESSION
    875 6  -  PHILIP DEANE v\ K\/.\.\.\..» WASHINGTON 'JHERE is strong evidence that the economy wave which threatens the United States' foreign aid and defence programmes is mo r e than a manoeuvring of politicians, more than a passing phase. The Appropriations Committee of the House of Representatives cut foreign aid funds
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    1041 6  - The NEWS as it strikes me! Aster Gunasekera By THE ink had scarcely dried on this column last Friday, whe n the truth of what it said m its observations on the PAP representative's statement m the Assembly on Wednesday of last week was confirmed by the sensational arrests of
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    1185 6 lAM m duty bound to report that a few genial words I wrote last week on the dominant qualities of American womanhood have got the darlings all steamed up on the other side. The American Press entered the fray with its customary gusto and illuminated the
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      81 6 _____i____fil_______ B d_K«^ %t ___s_Ssr i&iw _-sl_ifr o°?e^eTu\^e?pe?0 e^eTu\^ e? p e? mJ Nature Intended all to enjoy complete and peac< p each night m order _>• to see them cheerfully through the new fV^ day. To some sleep comes cas X *'^J^4Z. others must take steps to encourage it-
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    167 7 HONGKONG. Aug 23, (Reuter) The Peking Peoples Daily said today that Britain's rep.;.- |g Chinese protest against the forced eviction of Ci. residents m Kowioon, the British territory north of Hongkong, "completely distorted the truth and tried to evade responsibility." V China protested on
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    248 7 B MEXICO CITY, Auff. 25 (rP)-Prince Talal of Saudi Arabia said yesterhe would "co-operate with the devil" against his enemy. Commenting on reports from Syria that large quantities of Russian arms are ig -lipped into thai Middle East country, he said■We have
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    244 7 PARIS, Aug. 25 (Reuter)— Franco- Egyptian talks on economic, financial /r kD\\\\ and cultural lelations open m Geneva CABLE on Monday the first direct contact I J since Egypt severed diplomatic rela- I BRIEFS tions with France as a result of the J
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    35 7 lu> Pote Satraciß. first Secretary General of the South East Asia Treaty Organiz. was guest at lunch m Parii yesterday of M. Paul Henry Spaak, Secretary-General of the North Atlantic Treaty ganization. Reuter.
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    149 7 BALTIMORE, Ayg. 25 (Reuter > A former Soviet Army captain who posed as a Hungarian "Freedom Fighter" and entered the United States as a refugee, ?en taken into custody .us wife and children by immigration authorities. Mr. Donald T. Williams, Director of the
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    97 7 NEWCASTLE ON* TV Aug 25. Reuter i— Police toturned out to break up crowds of men struggling to watch 18 year old Thompson take a foam bath m public. The bath advertislr. new product— w_.~ the window of a local MfME. mer_t store. The show was
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    455 8 A LOVELY variety of Girpure lace material from. Switzerland iriih the leaf and the floral designs m very soft colours, is among the new shipments ichich has just arrived m the modern silk store. It copies m shades of light and dark blue, aqua and black, or
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    135 8 f: A tV Singapore Roteriam want to |ive a.l visiting Overseas Rotarians something to remember by and at the same time have the opportunity to see how Singaporeans live by inviting them with their wives to the home of a Singapore Rotarian (generally a member of the
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    527 9 Xl ALA LIMPIR. Sun. Selangor recovered an early setback to rout Johore 6-1 m their HMS Malaya Cuptie at the Princes Road stadium here, today. Selangor thus take a step nearer 'he cup final. They have to play again.-; R Sembilan and victory m this
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    204 9 Korean Puts The Tiger' To Sleep THE welter-weight kingpin of the Federation Tiger Hassan was knocked out m the fifth round of his fight by young and strong Korean Kirn Xi Song, m the main event of Little Nene's promotion at the Great World arena on Saturday. Hassan began aggressively,
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    95 9 KOALA LUMPUR. St: n. Hongkong's team for the ieka Games soccer cornion will very nearly be a representative side. This was revealed by the Hongkong Football Association who have decided to send top players from two other soccer teams m Hongkong South China and X
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    70 9 AX arc-orate spell of bowling by Tiffin wh i took eight WicketlOC M rum helped Bradde'.l Sports Club to beat Royal Air F ree Tengah by 21 runs at Tengah yesterday. B ;rrison batted well for the Airmen with an unbeaten 52 rune. Sores m
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    28 9 THE Singapore Merdeka water-polo team suffered a 7-4 beating when they met Singapore Swimming Club m a friendly water-polo game played at the SSC's pool yesterday.
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    1101 9 BEATEN But Recs Still In Fight For Second Place WITH the Singapore Cricket Association's senior league championships "m the bag" for the Police, a grim tussle continues between well positioned Colony teams for the honour of being runners-up. The two teams likely to gain this position are the Singapore Recreation
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    1023 10 FOLLOWING are weights and probable starters for all eight- races on Wednesday (Aug. 28), second day of the Singapore Turf Club August Meeting. Horses Class ft, Div. I—6 Furs. 113 Distine 5v 9.11 Mrs. R.N. Hobbs Mr. W McGregor Watt Hobbs 519 Amusement
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    106 10 Horses Class 2. Orchestration 8.04 Div. 1 (j Furs. Merdeka 8.02 Fair Nipper 9.02 Irish Pearl 8 01 The Cobra 8.11 Chanticleer 7.12 Premier 811 Dusty Bridge 7|] Timberlane 8.07 Tipsy Trout 7 10 Potentate 8.05 Sun Gleam 7a)B Don Wayne 8.03 Horses Class 2, Artina
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    67 10 Singapore Indian Recreation Club won the Sinniah Pillai Cup for the second j-ear m succession when they beat their Johore counterparts by two goals to nil m their annual soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Singapore Indians have one more game to play against Johore Indians
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    179 10 FORGOTTEN MEN OF SPORT KOTA BAIIRU, Sun—Sporting circles m the state are disappointed that not one sportsman was a recipient of a meritorious award m the Sultan's Mth birthday honours list The men who have put Kelantan on the map were forgotten. Only four years ago. Kelantan wai unheard of
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    130 10 PINANG, S.in. Fielding a very young side Chinese Re-'.-■ation Club scored a grand seven wicket victory over tne Penang Sports Club m their •r. .ket league fixture on the Victoria Green here today. The most prominent feature I of the day was the
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    340 10 Kelantan's Hopes On Raja Azlan High Jumpers By JOHARI ABDULLAH KOTA BHARU, Sun.— Kelantan has selected nine athletes with Sidique Merican, as Team Manager and coach for the Merdeka games. The athletes are Raja Azlan, 100 yards, Ong Geok Kirn, High Jump and Long Jump; Mohd. Abdul Rahman, 880 yards;
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    429 10 THIRTEEN new records were set up at the sixth annual athletic meet of Singapore Achilles Club held at Farrer Park on Saturday. Seven were m the Senior division, four m the junior, one m the women's and another m the Inter-Schools relay. E. Mane won the
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    737 11 English League Soccer Begins LONDON, Aug. 25 (Reuter) The opening of the England football season today had a great welcome from the crowds, more than 914,000 people watching 44 league games. The total would have been near the million mark but for one
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    404 11 UK SOCCER RESULTS j LEAGUE I Birmingham City 3 Aston V 1; Blackpool 3 Leeds United Everton 1 Wolves 0; Leicester City o Manchester United 3; Luton Tow: 1 B > ;r. W 0: Manchester City vs Sheffie r Wednesday postponed; Nottingham Fore.-t 2 Preston N >rth 1"- 1: Portsmouth
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    86 11 RYE. New York. Ausj. 2"). Reuter >—Ko=ei M. Ko i Japan > won his doubles match but was beaten m ringlfw whoa a New Lawn Tennis tournament The Nations Cup opened here yesterday. Both were or.c set matches. With Ramanathan Krishnan he beat Barry MacKav
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    35 11 BROOKI.INE, Massachusetts. Aug. 24 (Reuter) Wimbledon champions Althea Gibson and Dar'.ene Hard overpowered unseeded youngsters Jean Arth and Pat Naud 6-3. 6-4. today m their semi-final match at the national doubles tennis championships.
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    877 12 Hongkong's Ip Still The Best This Side Of Suez *****781 I IP BACK -J TO GLORY Overseas Stars Take Five Of Eight Titles by LEONG HEW MENG K. H. IP of Hongkong recaptured his past glory m Singapore .esterday, when he produced some vintage
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    197 12 MINS SIM, LI > K. 11. !;> (Hongkong beat Tan I'jiaa.v .Indonesia) MI S DOUBLES: B. Kajah Praesody beat Tan Liep Tjiauw and Ketje Sudars,.:... Indonesia' 7-5. I rel red WOMEN'S SINGLES: Mis> Ranjani Javasuriva i ,-.l beat Miss Katnenrie I eong (Selangor h-0. WoMt S
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    422 12  -  V. A. MARKAR By HOXGKONGs Eastern A. A. narrowly edged Singapore Selection by four coals to three m their second Colony engagement at Jalan Besar Satdium yester- _-_----------------------------------m----------------------------m--m bi visitors made sure ot their victory early before a crowd
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    712 12 Birthday Treble' For Gaik Bee by GOH CHONG KENG IPOH, Sun. Four-times All-England champion became first-time Malayan singles champ at last when he beat Selangor s Abdullah Piruz m the final of the Malayan championships concluded today at the Perak Turf Club courts. It
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    689 12 Dalton Wins 1 00km. Cycling First Cheers to^eka For The f lf, 7 New Zealanders U#fHo*6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Merdeka Games opened here today with the Malayan Cyclists Federation's 100 kilometres road race at the Loke Gardens circuit. And the honour of taking the first victory went to New
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    503 12 Thomas Cup Rounds In Spore IPOH, Sun. The Standing Committee of the Badminton Association of Malaya today finalised an intensive training: programme m preparation for Malaya's defence of the Thomas Cup at a four-hour meeting here presided by the BAM president, Mr. Heah Joo
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    176 12 Selangor' s Leong Leads MLTA The 1958 Malayan Lawn tennis championships will be held at Kuala Lumpur. This was decided at the annual general meeting of the Malajyan Lawn Tennis Association held m Kuala Lumpur tonight. The North versus South match will also take place m Kuala Lumpur, and so
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