Sunday Standard, 2 February 1957

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    33 1 Singapore STANDARD POLICE f^T U\ S ***** (5 line,) 240O ~T*** JrU S*^\ FIRI ERIGADI GENERAL HOSPITAL W 2811 2414 Vol. ML No. 214 SLNGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1957 12 PAGES 13 CENTS
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    64 1 - PRESIDENT of th e Press Club of Malaya. Mr. Y. B. Lee. (arrow), is held by two detectives who objected to the pressman's presence at the Odeon Cinema during the blaze that cuttetf the theatre early on Wednesday. Mr. l.cc was taken to Campbell Koad Police Station
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    Lock icon CANT EVEN COVER A FIRE
    409 1 'Strong-Ann' Method* On Man Who Is Only Doing His Duty Tunku To Get Facts Of 'Police Interference With Freedom Of Press KUALA LUMPUR, FRI.— PRESIDENT OF THE PRESS CLUB OF MALAYA, MR. Y. B. LEE, SAtD TODAY THAT WHILE COVERING THE ODEON THEATRE FIRE ON
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    Lock icon Moon Flight In 20 Years
    75 1 MONTREAL, Feb, 1 <Reulei —A United States ex- on gUid< miasllei said nig* tha| he wax c«--r lent that a landing would made on the moon "within the next M years." 7".^ expert, Dr. Willy Ley, im German-born scienti Kg fled the Un Jb*.T the
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    Lock icon Experts Disagree On Cause Of Cinema Blaze
    260 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Federation's fire services Chief and the Central Region Manager of the Central Electricity Board today arrived at conflicting findings regarding the fire that gutted the $500,000 Odeon Cinema here on Wednesday. Lt. Col. F. F. C. Watkins. Chief Inspector
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    Lock icon BACK TO U.S.
    18 1 MR DUNCAN Sandys, British Minister of Defence, returned to Washington early yesterday from Ottawa. Reuter
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    Lock icon LIZ DIVORCED
    22 1 ATTORNEY Roberto Pala--,.i A i: Mexico, oq ly a divorce has been granted to Elizabeth she m irry American A.P.
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    Lock icon CAMP BREAKS UP
    30 1 SOME 200 girl guides irom 23 countries and territories yesterday ended their twoweek regional centenary world camp m honour of the movement's founder. Lord BadenPowell. A. P.
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    Lock icon Penang Printers Strike
    166 1 Penang Printers Strike PENANG, Fri. Linotypists, compositors, machine-men. and messenger boys, of the "Straits Echo," Penang. decided to go on strike this evening after taking a secret strike ballot. The striking employees are members of the National Union of Printing Workers. Penang and Kedan branch. The secret ballot wa.s taken
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    Lock icon NEW JAP ENVOY
    26 1 THE Japanese Government yesterday formally appointed Mr. Takoo Oda. now Minister at the Japanese embassy m London, as Janar.esr Minister to Denmark- Reuter
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    109 1 ADELAIDE, Fc':-. 1 (Ktu'.cr A 15-ycar-o'.d bOf who attempted to i.'.'.crfcre w;th a girl aged wvs whipped r timefl with a I irch ioo Adelaide jail this afternoon. I: wai the fir?', private whinping cl a juvenile carried out ior many years. An
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    Lock icon He Isn't Our Leader. Say Malays
    196 1 A MEETING of non-political Malay organizations m Singapore yesterday passed a resolution repudiating Tunku Muda Muhammad, president of the Malay Union, as representing the Malay community m the Alliance recently formed by live local communities The meeting, attended by veprocntatives of about 10 non-political
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    Lock icon Wo More RIDA Loans, Only Aid In Training
    387 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Federation's Rural and Industrial Development Authority; whose extravagance m capital projects and unsecured loans had been heavily criticized m the past, is to quit "money lending" to kampong folk shortly and concern itself with only their training m
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    Lock icon A TOKEN STRIKE!
    20 1 EGYPT yesterday observed one-hour token strike m |v sympathy with the Algerian v national tihpratirsn mnvpmpnt U.P.
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    Lock icon SIXTY $1 MIL. PALACES FOR SAUD
    165 1 SIXTY $1 MIL. PALACES FOR SAUD DETROIT I lei I —Genei a s Corporation is reported he:e to be building nr re thaa a s icr King Saud I v idi A: sbia now on a s'a'e tc Amei adilla an I UM Uniti Sta c* tn i nsive i
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    Lock icon Airliner Crashes In School After Mid-Air Collision With Jet Fighter
    373 2 Airliner Crashes In School After Mid-Air Collision With Jet Fighter VAN NUYS, California, Feb. 1, (AP) A giant- airliner crashed like a bomb into a schoolyard filled with playing children yesterday after colliding with a jet fighter plane at 20,000 feet over the San Fernando Valley. Last night, authorities counted
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    Lock icon Give Honest Value For School Fees'
    164 2 Give Honest Value For School Fees' PENANG. Fri All pupils of private school mu:>t bo ElTen a fair and honest value for the fees received, said Dr. NX. Menon, Chairman of the Committee for Education, Health and Social Welfare, today when he declared open the Penans High School at Bunge]
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    Lock icon Temporaries' Hopeful Of Pay Claims
    93 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. Thomas r.p. Dawson, President oi the Federation Government Non-Pensionable Officers' Association today s aid he was hopeful 'hat the Administration would accede "m good time" to the 4.000 "temporaries" claim for salary revision. Mr. DSWSOQ told the Standard "he would not.
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    Lock icon NEW QUARTERS FOR B.M. POLICE
    55 2 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Fri. A block of tWO-storey Police barracks and one Mock of quarters i°r officers are m the course of construction at Cross Street, here. In addition, foundations are being laid for four government transit quarters at Bukit Kechil Road under the super vision
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    Lock icon CHARON INQUIRY
    42 2 a marine Court of Inquiry m Perth found that an error of judgment by Capt. Alexander McDonald, ma ter of the motor vessel Chart n, caused the vessel to be stranded at the entrance to Geraldton Harbour on Sept. 26.
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    33 2 FIFTY-TWO parens rs and crew of the Japane-e shJp Kayo Maru were rescued by another Japanese ship after the Kayo Maru sank about 120 miles east of Form^a yesterday morning. Reuter.
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    Lock icon MEET .PUT OFF
    28 2 THE \\ork;.\£ rommi'.tcc of the Malayan Indian Cor.grc-s has postponed until Fen 17. its special mcc'.ng scheduled for yesterday to "vet"' tne party's presidential nominations.
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    Lock icon TO JOIN FED. LANDS COMMISSION
    107 2 TO JOIN FED. LANDS COMMISSION MR. C. N. CHANDRA, s secretary of the Ministry of Rehabilitation for the Central Government of <• India, who arrived m Singapore yesterday by 1 2 air. Mr. Chandra. a former magistrate and a I senior officer of the Indian Government Civil Service, has been
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    Lock icon NEAR MISS FOR TWO FILM STARS
    63 2 BANGKOK, Feb. 1 (Reuter) Film stars Silvana Mangano and Jo Van Fiect escaped injury when their car swerved into a ditch to avoid colliding with a truck at Phechburi, south of Bangkok, according to reports reaching here. The car was being driven by Van
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    Lock icon RAZAK TO TALK ON EDUCATION
    43 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Education Minister. Dato Abdul Razak. will talk to Malay educationists on "Education m the Independent Malaya" on Feb. 13. The meeting, organized by the Selangor Malay Forum, will be held m U.M.N. O. House.
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    Lock icon JAP PROTEST
    29 2 ABOUT 2.000 Japanese university students paraded through the streets of Tokyo yesterday carrying placards m protest against the forthcoming British nuclear bomb tests on Christmas Island. Reuter.
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    Lock icon New Association Will Help Non-English Speaking Chinese
    217 2 AN association to look after the welfare of nonEnglish speaking Chinese m Singapore will be formed shortly. i— > t To be known as the Singapore Chinese Recreational Association, the idea for the formation of such an organization for wage-earners between the ages
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    Lock icon Heiress All Set To Marry Same Man For Third Time
    237 2 PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, Feb. 1 (AP)— Heiress Bobo^ Sigrist Juarez, twice married on a flying elopement tour, arrived here today \vith her husband and plans for a third wedding. The 17-year-ol_ bride and New York interior decorator Gregg Juarez.
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    Lock icon ANGLO-JORDAN TALKS TO END TREATY START ON MONDAY
    203 2 ANGLO-JORDAN TALKS TO END TREATY START ON MONDAY LONDON, Feb. 1 (IT)— The Foreign Office announced yesterday that Britain and Jordan will begin negotiations on Monday m Amman for termination of the Anglo-Jordan treaty under which British forces are stationed m Jordan. The Foreign Office announcement sa:d Britain ''agreed to
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    Lock icon TOWNSEND'S REQUEST TO RIDE IS REFUSED
    150 2 TOWNSEND'S REQUEST TO RIDE IS REFUSED XI ALA UMPIR Fri Group Captain Peter Tewnsend left Kuala Lumpur thK morninc with at leavt one wish unfulfilled to ride at a local racecourse. An accomplished ama i teur rider. Group ap- tain Townsend. now <m a world tour failed t" ohtain permission
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    Lock icon A CHURCHILL TANK IS SOLD FOR £120
    130 2 A CHURCHILL TANK IS SOLD FOR £120 MELBOURNE. Ff b 1 Tanks that cost £30.000 or rr. c to build were sold for i i or less al a disposals a al Seymour army camp i 1 north oi Meltx un M( -t ol thp tanks were as "unserviceable but
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    Lock icon Religious Talks To Combat 'Teddy Boys' Menace
    164 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A radio lecturer on Islam. Tuan Haji Masood Al'Hayati, will shortly conduct bi-weekly religious talks for hundreds of "Teddy Eoys" m the Kampong Bahru Malay Settlement, the Standard was told today. The talks will be held at the Dewan Meiayu
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    Lock icon Indonesian Art Show At Varsity
    114 3 THE Malay Language Society of the University of Malaya has opened an exhibition of art works, comprising sketches and wood-cuts at the University's Art Museum. A spokesman of the Society told the Standard yesterday the 'pieces on display were the work of teachers and students
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    Lock icon Chew To Oust Marshall?
    350 3 Radical Change Expected In Front Leac/erc/im SINGAPORE'S Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, is expected to become the next chairman of the Labour Front m place of Mr. David Marshall, the Standard understands. A powerful section of the members of the Front are moving behind
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    Lock icon MEMORIAL TO BRITISH CWEALTH WAR DEAD
    108 3 MEMORIAL TO BRITISH CWEALTH WAR DEAD CANBERRA, Feb. 1. Reuter) An Australian official party will attend the unveiling on March 2 of the memorial at Singapore to commemorate by name 24 000 men and women of the land and air forces of the British Commonwealth who died during the war
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    Lock icon Chettiar Officials
    76 3 I THE following have been 1 elected offlce-bearera of the Singapore Chcttiar.v Chamber ol" Commerce: President Mr. AR. SnkaUngam Chettiar; vice-presi-dent Mr. M.P.M. Meyyappa Chettiar; secretary Mr. L.A.A.N M. Alagappa Chettiar; ass', secretary Mr. A. P. Arunasalam Chettiar; treasurer— Mr. A. S. A. Karuppan Chettiar; auditor Mr. A.M.
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    72 3 THE Singapore Improvement Trust Local Officers' Association will hold an extraot Unary general meeting on Feb. 7 tO pa p. future action following rejection of it_ four claims by the S.I.T. Board. The claims are: new salary schemes for confidential stenor hers; exemption from bar b
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    Lock icon FIREMAN DIES IN ACCIDENT
    64 3 I FIREMAN. Rasif bin SabtU, 'A' 2, died when the motorcycle he was riding came into a collision with a van along Upper East Coast Road m Singapore yesterday. EUsU who was employed at the International Airport Fire Station. Paya Lebar. died soon alter admission m
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    60 3 TWO scholarships have ba n offered by the British C unci! for the 1957 academic year. Mr. Keith Payne, the Council's representative told the Standard ye>terday. He said about 12 anplications have been received and a local committee has short listed them. Final selections will be made
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    Lock icon Officials Of A.C.S.U.
    37 3 THE following VMW been elc ted office-bearers of the Army Civil Service Union. Singapore: Chairman Mr. M. G. M ithews; secretary Mr. S~ L. D'Cru. asst. secretary Mr. R. Armstrong; treasurer Mr. S. Tnpathi
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    Lock icon CRACKERS START HOUSE FIRE
    34 3 AN attao but m Mandate? Road. Singapore, was damaged by fire started by crackers on Chine.-c New Year's night. The fire was put out before the arrival of the brigade.
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    64 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Kuala Lumour Traffic Police has banned pillion riding on bicycles within the Federal capital. Police also gave the public a week's notice to get used to the regulation. Tho regulation just gazetted levies a fine of $100 for infringement of the
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    40 3 IPOH. Fri. Police found the wallet and identity card Of Chov Koon I.oy 2D, of Kan-pong Lanjit. Mallm Nawar, ha* the men's lavatory of the Jubilee Park last night. Police believe Choy was the victim of a picketpocket.
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    50 3 ONE of the biggest concert airlifts of recent times will bring into Singapore the San Francisco Ballet on PYb. 6. The ballet comprising 25 people will bring with them no less than 75 crates of equipment. The ballet season opens at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Feb. 10.
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    Lock icon ITS STILL THE SAME OLD MOSHI-MOSHI
    122 3 ITS STILL THE SAME OLD MOSHI-MOSHI THE direct ophone link between Singapore and Osaka m Japan, ope: c: yesterday for public service, is purely "an engineering change over the old rste Mr. J. Medcaifc-Moore, the Colony's Contriver of Te.ecommunications, said yesterday. Mr. Medea '--Moore loi I _m Standard: "As far
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    Lock icon THE WOMEN GET WISE T0 THIS BULGE BOSH
    420 4 THE WOMEN GET WISE T0 THIS BULGE BOSH says the firm. this is what happens: "It wont lake more than eight or ten days before you will leel. under your fingers, patches of fat. dissolving. If m twenty-one days there is not "considerable slimming of the part of the body
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    Lock icon S'pore Cats' To Hold 'Jam Session'
    107 4 S' pore Cats' To Hold 'Jam Session' THE Singapore Jazz Club will hold a jam se.ssion tor members at No. 51, Belimbing Avenue, Sennett Estate, this Sunday trom 3 to 7 p.m. with the "Del Turner Quintet'" providing jive music. Members who are in.^trumentallsta are requested to bring .their instruments.
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    Lock icon TEACHERS TO VOICE PROTEST
    92 4 TEACHERS TO VOICE PROTEST THE 2. 0n0 strong Singapore Teachers Union yesterday summoned an extraordinary general meeting on Feb, <» to "protest against the Education Ministry*! appointments of junior officers m administrative jobs." The meeting, to be held at the Victoria School, will also discuss the Ministry's evasiveness on the
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    Lock icon TUNKU DROPS ALL TO MEET THE RA'AYAT
    155 4 KUALA PILAR, Fri. Federation Chief Mini. ter. Tunku Abdul Rahman excused himself from all New Year functions and the Kuala Lumpur races yesterday, to begin his first "Meet the Pt ...ie" session here with over 600 ra'ayats. The Tinku. who spoke on his
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    Lock icon 'G.G. DUE BACK
    25 4 SINGAPORE Director of Information. Mr. G. G. Thomson, will arrive m the Colony on Feb. 6 after a short holiday m Britain.
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    Lock icon HISTORIC MOMENT FOR IPOH
    61 4 HISTORIC MOMENT FOR IPOH IPOH attained new civic status last Wednesday when the Sultan of Perak, Sir Yusuf Izzuddia Shah, granted its Town Council a Coat ofArms. making it the first Council m the Federation to be accorded such honour. Standardpic shows the chairman of the Town Council. Mr. G.
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    Lock icon GAY LIGHTS AT OPENING OF IPOH'S NEW CINEMA
    97 5 IFOH'S new $600,000 luxury cinema, the Cathay (above), which was officially opened by Sultan Sir Yusof Izzuddin Shah of Perak on Chinese New Year's Eve. Cathay Organization, owners of the cinema, have made provision for >tage shows. It is the only theatre
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    Lock icon Govt. Used Paper Worth $120,000 During 7956
    403 5 PRINTING DEPT.'S TRIUMPH-A LAW JOURNAL The Government Printing Office last year used more than 130 tons of paper, worth about $120,000, for printing official forms, gazettes, driving licences, and other stationery lor various Singapore Governmentdepartments, Mr. A. G. Banfleld, I c Government Printer
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    Lock icon ANOTHER SITE FOR GUTTED CINEMA?
    137 5 XI ALA LUMPUR. Fri. —The Cathay Organization, owners of the Odeon t inema— gutted by a mysterious fire early on Wednesday—may be persuaded rebuild it on an alternative site, sources here said t*>day. A..c >' '.c Council'.ors :r. Selangor want to approach the Stat< rrr.rr.er.t
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    Lock icon Union Expels Founder-member
    49 5 Chcr.g F Jounder-mem r Singapore Union and one cf il nan has :r ie union. This n was taken ng cf tie Management Committee ci the union on >u»ds m a tl interests ot nittee's Ie i ion immous a.'..- three v. ere at senl from
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    Lock icon BENEFIT FOR OLD FOLKS
    67 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Fri.— The Home for the Aged here t'rom the annual lance whi h will be Bukil Afertaja i Re r x Club I *be High q Feb. There will he dancing from 9 p to 2 a.m. with Jnov.v B yle md hia Modern
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    Lock icon Recruits For RAF (Malaya)
    67 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Recruil g for the Royal Air Fore. 1 r) will take place Federal capita] on Feb. I I Can tween 19 an 32 yean Old arc required for re JTuitS training mmen ii g on March A r- she I I be <'
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    Lock icon NANYANG PRESS
    32 5 MORE than 1,000 guests were present at a COCktaJ] p urty given by the Nanyanf Press Limited. Singapore, yesterday, to celebrate the completion of their new premises at Robinson Road.
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    Lock icon Yaacob Is Made Patron
    74 5 KUALA LUMPUR, I ri. The Federation's Director of Information Services, Inche Ya'acob bin Abdul Latitt has been chosen patron of the Malay Students' Union at Itl annual general meeting on Wednesday. The following were elected office-bearers: president Che Othman bin Yaya; deputy presidents Che Abdul Rahman
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    Lock icon Farewell To Hacketts
    59 5 KUALA .LUMPUR. Fri. The staff of the Selangor Information Department will give a farewell dinner to the retiring State Information Officer, Mr. J. Hackett and Mrs. Hackett on Feb. 9. Mr. Hackett. who is one of the most popular Information Officers m the Federation, is also the
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    Lock icon Tunku Asked To 'Save' 100 Clerks
    151 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The G en nent Temporary rs' I 'iron I ent a telegram to the Chief Minis- r, Tunku Abdul Rahman, estii him to step m j mo temporary A: facing retrenchment at Port Dickson. Negotiati ma between the Ui km arid
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    Lock icon INDIAN DEGREES IN A FREE MALAYA
    402 5 INDIAN DEGREES IN A FREE MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tfie Indian University Graduates' Association of the Federation yesterday presented a §1,001 cheque to the University of Malaya m token of an endowment for an annual prize to commemorate the! centenaries of India's three j oldest universities. The cheque, handed m
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    Lock icon Probation Service In Fight Against The 'Jaga Kretas'
    165 5 PENANG, Fri.— The 'Probation Service played a very significant part during the year m stamping out "Jaga Kretas" m the city of Georgetown. This wag stated m the annual report of the Probation Officer. Penang and Province Wellesley, Mr S. Sockanathan, on
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    Lock icon Reid Team Report Ready Soon
    131 5 Reid Team Report Ready Soon KUALA LUMPUR, *Fri. The Reid Commission's report containing its recommendations on the constitution of independent Malaya will be available here In three weeks' time, Chief Secretary Sir David Watberston disclosed on his return from London yesterday. "The report is now nearing completion," he told the
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    79 5 WINNERS OF RED CROSS Ist AID COMPETITION IPOH District Detach--5 ment Nine of the British Red Cross Society won the Lam Weng Yoon Cup "A m the annual first-aid competition organized by J the Perak Branch of the <v\\\\\\\\\v\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ Society last Sunday. I The winners (Irom 1. to r): Standing
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    137 7 KARACHI. Feb 1 (AP> Pakistan's Prime Minister. Mr Buhrawardy, yesterday asked his countrymen to restrain public demonstrations on the Kashmir Issue r called on them "not to attack the leaders of India like Premier Nehru and to refrain from Indulging m vilification. Such acts are
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    338 7 UNITED NATIONS. Feb. 1. i UP) Security Council members considered yesterday a draft resolution culling fof withdrawal from the disputed state of Kashmir of all Indian and Pakistani armed forces and for sending a United Nations Force there to make possible a plebiscite. The pi 0\ i
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    138 7 CANBERRA. Feb. 1 (UP).— Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies said yesterday Australia would be "delighted" if he United States would share Australia's giant Woomera base m a three-way programme of guided missiles research. Mr. Mcnzies told newsmen at a press conference that taiks may
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    78 7 LONDON. Feb. 1 (AP) The British India f'.eam Navigation Company announced today It has acquired the Calcutta and Bombay shipping business of Mackinnon, Mackenzie and Co. Ltd. The British India group said" it has also acquired Mackinnon. Mackenzie associated companies m Pakistan, Burma. Ceylon.
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    59 7 LAGOS. Nigeria. Jan. 31 rUPi Health authorities rushed to vaccinate Nigerians today m the face ol three serious outbreaks ol smallpox. Vaccination averaged several thousand a day after 80 cases. 16 of them fatal, were reported at Onitsha m Eastern Nigeria. Smallpox outbreaks have also occurred at Jos.
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    213 7 JAKARTA. Feb. 1, (Reuter)— The East Java branch of the Ship-Owners and Agents Association e< terdav revoked its decision banning its ships from entering Tandjong Perak, the port of Surabaya. The association sard It had lifted the ban following a request from the
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    204 9 ONLY limited business -ras done m copra due to the holidays but Borneo t i ior February shipwas traded at §25 l aicul f.o.b. Sandakan, v further buyers slighti jrvder this level, says weekly produce report I ewis Peat (Singav c) Ltd. 3 from Borneo is
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    189 9 a nlw British 'ct trainer Is arousing considerable interest abroad. The Miles M. 100 Is near In g completion at Shoreham airport, and sh Ithin the next coup, of months. Already. Ihe Air Attaches of m p than naif .i dozen countries have bi en to
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    39 9 "J PHOTO mmm* Mrs. J Lilian Tanning of Sin- gapore who won the first prize of $300 of I the Sunlight Soap "Happy Wives" Comi petition sponsored by <j Lever Brothers iMaij laya) Ltd.. Kuala Lura- P"r.
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    129 9 POPULARITY of a small three-wheel British ear, both m the British Isles and m overseas markets, has grown to such proportions that the makers arc moving into what was Preston's largest cotton mill to extend production, are planning to manufacture m India and have formed a
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    53 9 VISITORS to ihe bi-annual British Photo Fair m London from April 11 to 17 aril] be able to hai-e free use of a fully equipped studio complete icilh 12 glamorous models, some m batlting suits, to take part m a photographic competition at the Fatr. About 150,000
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    269 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Natural Rubber Bureau has estimated that the world production of rubber this year would amount to 1,895,000 tons, while 1,875,000 tons of it would be consumed. However, world production of synthetic or new rubbers would reach the 3,160,000 tons mark with
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    581 11 Rallying Strategy Pays Dividend KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.-S. A. Adzman, former Selangor schoolboy and junior champion, qualified for the third round of the All Malayan Malays tennis championships which continued on the Sultan Sulaiman hard courts here today. This morning Adzman beat Awane Chik 7-5 3-1
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    62 11 NEW YORK, Feb. 1 (AP) Gene Fullmer will defend his recently won middleweight title against former champion Ray (Sugar) Robinson m Chicago April 24, M. James Norris. President of the International Boxing Club, ?aid on Thursday. Fullmer outpointed the aging Robinson for the title on Jan.
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    119 11 THE following will repieI sent Singapore All Blues m j their friendly rugby match against a Combined Johore Bahru team tomorrow at the Civil Service ground, Johore Bahru. Players arp' asked to turn up at the University of Ma Hostel, Dunearn Road; b% 415 p.m. tomorrow
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    457 12 Pan-Malayan Malays Hockey KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— Selaneor Malays had to fight hard to bent Kedah Malays 3-1 m their opening match m the first annual pan-Malayan Malays Hockey tournament which began yesterday on the Headquarters Malaya Command ground. In :.-.e other two games played
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    115 12 MALACCA. Fri.— Selangor Eurasian drew 1-1 with Negri Eurasian Ln tne eper.-.z game c: the Eurasian Hockey Triangular a", the Malacca padang today Negri E trasian took the cad through m i le-left Peter Danker following a goalmouth melee Se ingor equalized through C De Souza Vezri llurasian:
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    112 12 MAI A"' I Negri Eura eat their Malac to d ire of lhe E Triang ilar here th nir.g Malacca cf the ex the first half but Neg fullback M. Sade prevei ed the home *ie [rom acorii Negri's skippet C Nunis scored for the visitors In the
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    280 12  -  WINDSOR LAD Says He can stay every yard of the trip SCONE STONE, a long striding: five-year-old chestnut, should make a reasonably safe proposition m the li miles event (Race Five) for Class Three horses at Kuala Lumpur today, last day of the
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    272 12 RACE SEVEN Periwinkle won so readily on the second day I doubt a 12-pound penalty will stop him. I pick him to give a repeat performance. He stormed past Townsman m the final furlong and won Dy three easy lengths. Townsman should again go close.
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    59 12 Roman Flyer to atone RACE ONE ROMAN FLYER was ot disgraced when finishing third to up-and-coming Pontican over 5J furlongs on Thursday. J am giving him another chance He was putting m best work rlose home. Now down a division with 12 pounds more. ha should he hard to beat
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    131 12 TABLE TENNIS FINALS MANILA. Feb. 1 (Reuter). Hongkong's Lav Sck Fong won the "Dato Paglar Cup" m the men's singles finals of Ihe .Vian tabic tennis champion-. snips here yesterday. Ho defeated Taiwan's Shu Long Shung 13-21, 21-13, 21-16. 21-11 In the finals for the "Sunder Cup' men's doubles, the
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    754 12 Mont Blot II can beat this lot RACE SIX MONT BLOT II has shown promising form m staying trips, and I expert him to assort himself m the main nine furlongs ior Class Four performers. This five-year-old Sayajirao showed staying ability m August last year when he fought out a
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    201 12 PONTICAN, an improving four-year-old by The Pelican, has a great chance of taking Race Three over six furlongs, and completing a double for the meeting. lie scored a splendid maiden win on the second day when he made all the running to beat
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    99 12 No Warm Up For Rocky ATLANTA. Feb. 1 (Renter). Rocky Marciano former world heavyweight boxing champion, yesterday denied rumours he was planning a European exhibition tour m preparation for a title bout with Floyd Patterson, present world title holder. "I want to go to Europe, especially to visit the birthplace
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    294 13 SUNDAY tiger STANDARD FEBRUARY 3, 1957 ne hundrett years ago this year, India was ravhed by ♦a\^sV^^\ terror and bloodshed when Indian troops mutinied a ainst the British Here M. BELLASIS tells of V events when the mutiny reached the jyjURDER and bloodshed followed the beginning of the
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    516 13 Ruthless Queen Watched Children Murdered on the King of Delhi to remember his ancestors and grant them aid and protection. Trembling, the old king sent for his captain of the guard. an Englishman named CaDtain Douglas. Dooglaa shouted to the jeering men to be gone, but Queen Zeenat Mahal appeared
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    999 13  -  JEOFFERY GRANT These Women Were Devils... 4 *1 Q\ an October afternoon m 1883 a hearse and a line of empty mourning coaches stood outside a slummy house m Ascot Street, Liverpool. Inside the house, behind drawn blinds, a group of middle-aged Irishwomen m rusty
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    145 13 TT IS MEN who cannot resist a chance to gossip OTer the telephone. That is the experience of a firm m England tha,t had to find a way to rut its phone hill because its male manacrs all over the country had too much to
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    271 13 FIROP a plate while wash ing up and it will fall to the floor at the rate of 32 feet per second unless you live at Warlinghaftn. Surrey. Government scientists have proved that the force of gra- ritj is weaker at Warlingham. Only a fraction weaker
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    52 14 What's going on? Extra tulle for scantily-clad Windmill Girl Mickie Allen, to make the 8.8.C. television people happy. They were filming a sequence for a programme on February 4, when the Windmill celebrates "Twenty-five Years of Non-stop Variety." They thought your TV tube might seize up!
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    395 14  -  George Mell By FEW stamp collectors who could afford it would refuse to pay £100 for a pair of the twopenny stamps from the unperforated sheet which a Dartford Post Office girl recently sold to a dealer for £40. Philatelists now believe that m a
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    109 14 Can' t See His Goods For Trees AT Hollywood, U.S.A., 1956 Christmas trees are going m part-exchange for cars. One of film-land's leading car dealers had a showroom full of glossy models he couldn't sell. So he advertised: "Bring your old Christmas tree along and I'll give you 50 dollars
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    648 14 BUTTERFLY DRAWINGS CAUSED FALL OF CITY THE young army officer driving the car along the Belgian road smiled to himself as he noticed the girl beside him busily drawing m her notebook. This art student was certainly preoccupied with her art, he thought. Still, it was nice to have met
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    61 15 RENDER loin steaks, well seasoned: one cup brown sauce; quarter bottle red wine; two chopped shallots; seasoning. Heat a little butter m a saute pan and cook the steaks rapidly on both sides. Remove. Add shallots to the pan, turn with a wooden spoon until cooked; add wine
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    305 15  - Take This Beauty Hint With A Bowl Of Salt Audrey Frost By F)ONT take this beauty hint with a pinch of salt TAKE IT WITH A BOWLFUL. It's a recipe for a g^od old-fashioned salt rub. One a week will make your skin GLOW. It will banish all the blemishes,
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    998 16  - INTRODUCING BABY TO A MIXED DIET NURSE i WEANING really means "changing", and when we talk about weaning baby we really mean changing over from a purely milk diet given either by bottle or by mother to milk given tn a cup or spoon and the gradual introduction of a
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    439 21 \MERICAN youngsters with v "hot rods" play a game EfeCf call "chicken." This consists of two parties driving straight towards each other. The first to swerve out of harm's way is "chicken A stupid game. _nd a
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    738 21 amuck at the back. A case of too many safety features making for unsafe driving, cne might say. New Year Cracker Menace fKUVGJ what a fright thvi gave mv, \Bang'. Ba'ig'. Bang\ this is i get: rta too much. )BBrA-A-A-NG\ My nerves are sh-a-a-a-t-tered! iWH-O-O-QfSH!
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    337 22 Sick— She Wins £1000 Tonic JUST month ago Mrs. Dorothy Austen came out of hospital m London after having a serious operation! Convalescing was keeping her at home instead of going out schoolcleaning. That delayed repayment of money borrowed for new furniture, and Mrs. Austen was worried. She had Just
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    392 23  - City of the Dead Margaret Wheeler M. E. L. MALLOWAN WALLS OF JERICHO. By By (thatto Windas. 215.) p RAVEDIGCTERS. as Shakespeare knew, are apt at quick reflection about the death. Margaret Wheeler, a recorder rather than a digger of graves, has toM her story as one engaged m that
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