Sunday Standard, 14 July 1957

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    23 1 SUNDAY STANDARD m. w mL^fJ^^^ 1^^^ n s. it m Vol. Vm. No. 12 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1957 24 PAGES 20 CENTS
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    280 1 i MIDST the rejoicing:* m t hP Fpdrral Legislative Council chamber after the adoption of the new Constitution, the Finance flinKtrr. Sir Henry Lee, injected a sobering note. A debtor nation has to be reminded of its obligations to its creditors. Sir Henry pointed out that British investors, who
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    Lock icon Siamese Twins In Canada
    23 1 REGINA. Saskatchewan, July Siamese twin er? born to a Regina night. Ine father \n\<\ a reporter were joined at
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    Lock icon MOVEMENTS OF 10,000 RESIDENTS WATCHED
    203 1 MOVEMENTS OF 10,000 RESIDENTS WATCHED KUALA LUMPUR Sat 7 p ohce decided today to place curbs on the movements of some 10,000 residents of the Federal Capital during Merdeka month as vi Precaution against possible "disturbances f>,^ c standar d learnt today SSSL/ h^S 1 1 c °mmittee S d
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    Lock icon REUNION IN PARIS
    65 1 ACTRESS Ingnd Bergman and her daughter Jenny Ann Lindstrom (right), 18, pose arm-in-arm on a terrace ot the Hotel Raphael m Paris last week, after their reunion. The two had their first meeting Voc? Ml Ber 9 m °n's *«rst marriage broke up m 1951 m a
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    Lock icon Teachers To Await Govt's 'New Proposals'
    304 1 Teachers To Await Govt's 'New Proposals' BUT STRIKE DECISION STILL STANDS ABOUT 1,200 members of the Singapore Teachers Union last night "almost unanimously" resolved to await Government's "new proposals" before withdrawing their strike decision taken on June 30. After a three-hour discussion, the resolution put before the meeting held at
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    Lock icon PEDESTRIAN SERIOUSLY INJURED
    88 1 PEDESTRIAN SERIOUSLY INJURED SINGAPORE Traffic Police last night appealed for eyewitnesses to a motor accident m which a 38-year-old man. Maurice Fernandez, was knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle at the junction of Clemenceau Avenue and Fort Canning Road at about 5 p.m. yesterday. Fernandez was crossing the road when
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    Lock icon More Phone Men Return
    52 1 MORE employees of the Singapore Telephone Board reported for duty yesterday, the Boards Acting General Manager Mr. J. A. Gagan said last night. He added that the Board, despite the strike by members of the S.T.B. Employees Union continued to maintain the telephone services m a
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    Lock icon MOUNT MERAPI ERUPTS
    65 1 JAKARTA, July 13 (UP) Mount Merapi volcano continued to hurl boiling clouds and cinders into the air this week m an "alarming" way, reports reaching Jakarta said today. News reports said that Vol- canologlcal Service at Merapl. m Central Javn, said the activity of the rocking, thrusting
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    Lock icon No Raise So Nimitz Resigns
    138 1 No Raise So Nimitz Resigns NORFOLK, Virginia, July 13 (AP) Capt. Chester W. Nimitz, Jr., 41, said on Friday he will resign his commission Aug. 1 and accept private employment because his pay has not kept pace with living costs. The son of the famous World War II Pacific Fleet
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    Lock icon Kishi To Make Another Tour
    59 1 TOKYO. July 13 (AP) Prime Minister Nobusuke Kisni plans to leave here m midNovember on a second tour ot Sout.h-east Asia. visiting seven countries left out of his trip last month. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said today Kishl plans to make courtesy visits to the
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    Lock icon Seamen Seek Ban On HK Crews
    106 1 THE Malayan National Seamen's Union yesterday demanded that Government stop engaging Hongkong crews on ships trading between Malaya and Australian ports. A spokesman of the Union 6aid the engagement of crews from Hongkong was depriving local seamen of their livelihood "It is only fair
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    Lock icon Probe Spreads To General Hospital
    305 1  -  JAMES DAVID AUBSED 'UOm CONDUCT' AMONG 60VI. SPECIALISE dfgfdgdfgfdgdf»y THE probe into allegations of "unethical conduct among officers m the Singapore Government Service has now spread to senior expatriate and Asian specialists m the General Hospital. One expatriate specialist m the Hospital has been asked
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    Lock icon 50 Bookies Sent Off The Course
    80 1 SINGAPORE Turf Club went to "war* against bookies again at Bukit Timah racecourse yesterday, concluding day of its July meeting. More than 50 bookies were pulled up by the Club's "vigilantes", who made their raids just before and after each rare started, and expelled
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    Lock icon Soviet Army On The M-O-V-E
    89 1 VIENNA, July 13, (Reuter) Strong rumours are current m Budapest of a considerable movement of Russian troops from Hungary to Czechoslovakia during the past ten days, according to reports reaching here. The troop movements were said to De connected with tne visit of the Russian
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    Lock icon The Phantom Hero
    68 1 MAJOR Gavin Bernard Duffy, a British Secret Agent during World War 11, led 13 American girls out of a death valley to safety after their plane had crash-landed m Albania m 1943. Major Duffy is now stationed m Singapore and attached to SORE. 11, Chief Engineer's Branch,
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    Lock icon PRINCE KARIM IS THE NEW AGA KHAN
    295 1 GENEVA, July 13 (Reuter) Prince Korim, 20-year-old successor of the Ago Khan, today proclaimed himself spiritual leader of 20 million Ismaili Moslems at a simple ceremony m his late grandfather's villa "Barakat" at Versoix near here. The slender brown -haired Harvard student, received
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    Lock icon RED BOSS FETED
    27 1 MORE than two thousand pigeons were released m Prague yesterday, to welcome Mr. Khrushchev, Soviet Communist Party chief, when h« arrived by air. Reuter
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    Lock icon Pennants For Statue Of Eros
    90 2 LONDON, July 13, (Reuter) Gaping crowds here yesterday watched a man shin up the statue of Eros In Piccadilly Circus, and decorate it with two Automobile Association pennants. The man, m a Jubilant mood, waved and shouted to the crowd below lor about five minutes
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    Lock icon London Boy Makes Good
    71 2 LONDON, July 13, (Reuter) The mayors of a score of London boroughs were at the Plaza Theatre In London's Piccadilly last night to greet a London boy who made good m America Bob Hope. Bob. born In Eltham, Bouth London, 52 years ago, had flown over
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    Lock icon HEART ATTACK
    41 2 RETIRED Navy Admiral Frederick C. Sherman, 69, World War II task force commander m the Pacific, was tsken to naval hospital m San Diego on Friday with what his wife described as a "slight illness" little hoart attack."- A.P.
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    Lock icon 'Radiological War' Is Now Practical
    310 2 U.S. ISSUES BOOK ON GRIM FACTS WASHINGTON, July 13 (UP) The U.S. Government said today that radiological warfare is now practical. Indeed, it would be "an automatic extension" of war waged with the big nuclear weapons m the U.S., Russian and British arsenals. To the
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    Lock icon They Can't Tell Yet Whether Its He Or She
    88 2 NEW ORLEANS, July 13, (AP)— Two awkward chicks face years without a name unless man learns more about sex. The chicks are the Audubon Park Zoo's baby whooping cranes, who, at 56 and 52 days old are the oldest whoopers ever
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    Lock icon Peking Cautious On British Trade
    155 2 LONDON, July 13 (UP)— British trade authorities here said yesterday that Communist China was being "decidedly cautious" on increasing: trade with Britain since the easing: of the embargo. I They *aid representative body of British traders had cabled Peking inviting a Chinese delegation to London
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    Lock icon Helicopter Crash: One Killed
    85 2 Helicopter Crash: One Killed WASHINGTON, July II fßeuter) One man was killed and five injured three critically when a helicopter crashed while attempting to land for refuelling at McMurdo Sound base m the Antarctic yesterday, the United States Navy announced here last night. Frost on the outside of the windscreen
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    Lock icon Plan To Ease London Traffic
    49 2 LONDON, July 13, (Reuter> A plan to relieve the great rush of people and traffic m Central London by limiting: office building was announced yesterday by the London County Council. If the plan eors through new office buildings will go up In outer London.
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    Lock icon CAFE SHOOTING
    20 2 FOUR MEN fired shots into a cafe m Lyons last night, killing a ciistomer and wounding two others.
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    Lock icon 'INDIA CONFUSING KASHMIR ISSUE'
    192 2 WASHINGTON, July 13 (UP) Pakistani Prime Minister Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy accused India yesterday of trying to "confuse" the Kashmir issue so as not to "appear as an outlaw or international i a i criminal." At the same time he dismissed as "fantastic" Indian charges that Pakistan
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    Lock icon Cop Arrests Brother On Rape Charge
    189 2 Cop Arrests Brother On Rape Charge CHICO. California, July 13, (UP) A police officer said today he made up his mind that "I must perform my duty" when he arrested his younger brother on charges of raping a 19-year-old mother. The officer. Assistant Police Chief Edward Cisneros, placed his brother.
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    Lock icon SOFT-HEARTED CUSTOMS OFFICERS
    132 2 NOTTINGHAM, July 13, (Reuter) Eleven-year-old William Grant and his brother John, nine, will receive the wristwatches their father m Australia sent them because British customs men had a change of heart today. The brothers who live at Gordon Memorial Home for Boys here, cried bitterly when the
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    Lock icon Beauty Trim, But 'Loves Eating'
    203 3 Beauty Trim, But 'Loves Eating BY TERRY PILLAY IfISS BfVERLET I PROWSF. rool, blues pkml and elegant, arrived U Singapore yesterday ninrninc with some very provocative things to say Jhont beiuty querns and J th nr rtrrnal problem of Prowse oufiht to '< f toow, for she was electVictoria" (Aus-
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    Lock icon Queen Keeps In
    111 3 eating." A Queenslander by birth. Miss Prowse went back to her native country m January this" year, "because 1 was getting homesick". Her parents and three younger brothers live m Queensland. Then, for some months, «he modelled m Melbourne, before deciding to return to the theatres of
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    Lock icon WOMEN HAVE A RIGHT IN POLITICS-LIM
    219 3 WOMEN HAVE A RIGHT IN POLITICS -LIM CHIEF MINISTER, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, told a luncheon meeting yesterday that the time had come when women's iiffht to an active role m politics would not be ignored. He was speaking at a lunch given by the Singapore Professional Women's Association at
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    Lock icon Minister To Hear 'Racial Bias' Charge
    168 3 THE Tanglin branch of the Singapore Labour Front will send a seven-man deputation to the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Plock. to protest against, what they call "racial and language discrimination" m Government Departments, the branch secretary Dr. Arthur Lim. told the Standard yesterday.
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    Lock icon NO PERMIT FOR DAGGER
    41 3 BUTTERWORTH. Sat. An 18-year-old youth, Man Bin Ibrahim, pleaded guilty to being found m possession of a dagger without the permission of the Police. Sentence was deferred pending a report from the probation officer. Man was remanded.
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    Lock icon TIN PRICE
    20 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The price of tin on the local market today was $377 i per picul i^Dovvn $2J).
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    25 3 Spore Copra Association s closing prices per picul yesterday: Straits Borneo copra for July $24* nominal; fair merchantable mixed copra $27* buyers, $271 sellers.
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    Lock icon COCONUT OIL
    16 3 Spore Coconut Oil Miller's Association closing prices per picul yesterday: bulk $40$; drums $441.
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    Lock icon RESETTLEMENT
    32 3 MORE than 150 settlers from the Bukit Changing New Village near Banting will move to central Pahang shortly under a special Government scheme to encourage opening up of the State's interior.
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    Lock icon Front Urges Better Pay For Drivers
    98 3 THE Central Committee of the Singapore Labour Front at Its meeting to be held next Wednesday will consider a resolution urging the Government to legislate for a minimum salary of $120 a month for private motor car drivers m the Colony. The resolution has
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    Lock icon DETECTIVE SHOT IN LEG
    58 3 A SINGAPORE detective, Tow Boon Hiang, 32 was shot m the left calf by his own revolver when he fell oft a bus outside the Kandang Kcrbau Police Station, yesterday. Tow's revolver went off as he fell. An operation was performed on him at the General
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    Lock icon JAP WOMAN M.P. APPEALS TO MALAYANS
    97 3 VISITING Japanese woman M.P., Mrs. Haru Nishioka. yesterday said she was ashamed of crimes committed by the Japanese military forces during World War 11. She assured Malayans that this was also the real feeling Of the Japanese people at home. "We. the Japanese people,
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    Lock icon SHERIDAN ON STUDY TOUR OF AUSTRALIA
    180 3 SHERIDAN ON STUDY TOUR OF AUSTRALIA PROFESSOR of Law of the University of Malaya, Mr. L. A. Sheridan, leaves for Australia tomorrow on a six-week study tour. He will visit universities* In North Western Australia, Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra t( find out how practical training If given to law graduates.
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    Lock icon New Govt. Body Formed To Improve Kampong Life
    167 3 New Govt. Body Formed To Improve Kampong Life SINGAPORE Government has appointed a Rural Development Board for improvement of living conditions of kampong people m the island. The Board will be headed by Assistant Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing, Mr. Tan Theng Chiang, and will comprise heads of
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    Lock icon Coroner Ticks Off A Jaga
    196 3 Coroner Ticks Off A Jaga A HAPPY World car park jaga, Bhola Burhoo. was yesterday rebuked by the Singapore Assistant Coroner. Mr. Glam Cnong Hing, for nor. rendering aid to a person whom he saw lying m a pool of blood, on May 14. "You saw the body lying m
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    Lock icon In S'pore To Meet Husband
    121 3 In S'pore To Meet Husband The IRAQ-BORN. Americaneducated wife of an Anierican working m Sumatra has arrived m Singapore to meet her husband. She is Mrs. Mazha McGee, a former history teacher at Queen Alia's College m Baghdad who holds two degrees the M.A. and the B.A. Mrs. McGee said
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    Lock icon JAMIT THREATENS A 'SHOWDOWN'
    152 3 THE Secretary of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association. Mr. Jamit Singh, yesterday said that his association will soon have a "showdown" wltn the Board If it did not change its attitude towards its employees. Mr. Jamit said his association was thinking m terms of a
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    Lock icon Ten Held After Beach Battle
    227 4 Polite Raid Smugglers' Lair SINGAPORE police arrested ten men following an attack on a Customs party along Siglap beach on Friday mirht. On Friday night, an eightman Customs patrol trailed a smuggler's boat to the Siglap beach. As they arrested one man about 20 thugs,
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    Lock icon S'PORE DOUBLE WEDDING
    65 4 TWO members of No. 19 Air Formation Signal Regiment at Changi, Singapore, w"e married yesterday m a double wedding ceremony at the St. George s Church, Koyal Air Force, Changi Picture shows Lance Corporal David Salt with his bride, the former Miss Mavis Joan Crabtrce. and Corporal
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    Lock icon FIGHT AGAINST WHITE SLAVING
    386 4  -  ROGER YUE By WILL INTERPOL HELP SPORE? SINGAPORE Anti-Vice authorities are anxious to find out now mucn assistance Interpol is prepared to give them in their fight against 'White Slaving/ A Government official connected with Anti-Vice operations told me yesterday, "I would like to find out
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    Lock icon TRINITY BAR EXAM PASSES
    87 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The following have passed the Trinity Bar Examination U957) held m the Federation: Roman Law; Mansoor, A. bin Ali. Constitutional Law and I egal History: H. J. A. Cas*idy, R. Ariaretnam, Miss R, S. K. Chew. V. Oorititham, Santokh Singh. C. M. Wong.
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    Lock icon MORE PHONES
    20 4 THE Federation Telecommunications Department announced yesterday it had installed 2,476 new telephones m the first half of 1957.
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    Lock icon No UK Tax For Expats
    69 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat Expatriate officers, retiring under the Malayanization scheme, who wish to settle down m Britain, will not be required to pay Income Tax on the compensation paid to them In Malnyn. The United Kingdom Board of Inland Revenue will not regard as "assessable"
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    Lock icon FAREWELL TO RETIRING HEALTH OFFICER
    63 5 The staff of the Health Office, Johore North, turned out m full force to wish good-bye to the retiring Health Officer, Dr. M. Zeville. who will leave Malaya under the Malayanization scheme on July 17. Dr. Zeville is seated m the centre and on his
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    Lock icon NEW METHODS TO LICK TERRORISTS IN JUNGLE
    381 5 Biggest Step To End Emergency/ Says The Tunku TAMPIN, Sat. Chief Minuter Tunku Abdul Bahmin disclosed today that the Federation Government would soon adopt Mgost modern methods" to combat the changing tactics of the Malayan Communist Tarty. about 2.000 opening of c at
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    Lock icon To Promote Harmony In His Ward
    116 5 To Promote Harmony In His Ward CJOOD RELATIONS Committeea to promote better Lnderstanding between ihe various races m Singapore are soon to be formed m ;nc Rochore Constituency. Assistant, Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing and the Member for Rochore, Mr. Tan Theng Chiang is the man behind this
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    Lock icon PAINTER 'GATECRASHED' MILLIONAIRE'S HOME
    191 5 A house-painter, Layi Thong, 45 who ent to the house of millionaire tin-miner, Mr Foong :ong. with m axe allegedly to assault the latter, was pdav fined S5O by Magistrate Tunku Ahmad Rithau- deen. Lam pleaded guilty to a charge of trespassing the compound of the
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    Lock icon Woes Of Two Old Ladies'
    120 5 Woes Of Two Old Ladies' BENTONG, Sat. Two old women. Lai Kirw, 87. and Vcong Sec 91, mot two days apo aoid grieved over their sons who are m their fifties yet still unmarried. They poured their woes to each other m their Chomanc New Village home as they had
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    Lock icon To Train In Australia
    64 5 lhL m Govern- the Federain providing ar corresfor Malay X)] teachers and a rorrespontraching toch- Commlsnoner in i the P-rieration, Mr. Critcl terday '^t four officers will be federation train m Aus•m to Malaya, nsaged m teaming and one In tech"rr p ,pnndcnce work. RHarith bin
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    Lock icon 3 NEW FED. STAMPS FOR SALE
    161 5 3 NEW FED. STAMPS FOR SALE KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. New Federation stamps depicting the pineapple industry ('J, rents), aborigines with blowpipes (50c) and Federal Government Otfice ($1) will be issued for sale on July 25, Ihe Postmaster-General announced today. The stamps, belonging to the ''national" series, will be available m
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    Lock icon Insurance Man Leaves
    100 5 IPOH. Sat.— After 22 years insurance work m Malaya, Mr. J.B. (Jackie) Reid. Manager of the Commercial Union Insurance Company, Ipoh Branch, will leave on Tuesday for Britain. Mr. Reid is to join the Company's head office* in London. A keen follower- of sports, Mr Reid was
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    Lock icon 38 WOMEN WANT JOBS
    57 5 PENANG, Sat.— Thirty-eight women, including Europeans, are looking for jobs through the employment exchange here. Twenty-seven of them want jobs as clerks, eight as stenographers, two as secretaries and one as a matron. A total of 568 men and three women want to be labourers an
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    Lock icon Y.W.C.A. FASHION SHOW
    148 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Business and Professional Women's Club of the Young Women's Christian Association put on a smart fashion show here today. The section was out to impress its members how to "catch the oye" and do it without handing out th«» whole month's salary. Though
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    Lock icon Punters Fooled By 'Chee-Fah' Riddles
    285 5 EXPERT TESTIFIES IN COURT KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A Police expert on the 36-character "Chee-Fah" lottery today told Magistrate Tuan Haji Mohammad Taib that unsuspecting punters often strove to decide the "winning number*' from riddles supplied by touts, ignorant of the fact that the riddles related
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    Lock icon CLAIMS TRIAL TO ASSAULT CHARGE
    43 5 PENANG, Sat.— A youth Pritam Singh, claimed trial m the Magistrate's court today on a charge of using criminal force to assault P.C. Ong I luck Too. at Darut Road on July 12. Bail of $150 was granted.
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    Lock icon Are There Really Flying Saucers?
    1042 6  - Are There Really Flying Saucers LES CRAWFORD Says THERE MUST BE been a lot of stuff m the papers about flying saucers during the last ten years. Rut I took no notice, never even bothered about them; I put it down to spots before the eyes or the imbibing of
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    305 6  -  Bo Peep 4 CINGAPORE Police officers, sometimes, have to exert a lot of patience when dealing: with cantankerous members of the public. A case m point is that of a Colony Income Tax Department employee, who for an hour stressed his importance, when a police officer
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    Lock icon Ike 'Flees' As H-Bombs 'Hit' US
    227 6 WASHINGTON, July 13 (AP) Make-believe enemy bombers roaring across Canada on Friday touched off a nation wide practice air raid alert m the United States. Before it ended, more than 100 American cities were hypothetical^ crushed by the awesome force of imaginary nuclear bombs.
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    Lock icon Veteran Police Officer's New Job
    77 6 Veteran Police Officer's New Job yETERAN Police officer Superintendent J c^ Le Coin, has been Q p. pointed Director of thi Corrupt Practices Inveitj. gation Bureau. First Asian to post, Mr. I^ Cain expat Mr OO is 'eavine the Co the Malayanizatior At present of the Polire Trair Mr. Le
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    Lock icon Boy Kills Father In Fight—Freed
    359 6 Boy Kills Father In Fight Freed LONDON, Sat— A six-teen-year-old boy who killed his father m a fight was set free yesterday. Two magistrates accepted a plea that he killed m self-defence. The FATHER, Thomas Preece. 42, winner of several boxing awards, died from stab wounds and shock. The SON,
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    228 9 Still in Paris so let's wander around -r>ERHAPS after an cxA hilarating spell of musicalc at the Folies Bergcre, ySurnay want to wander about m Paris... stroll down the Champ Elysec or around Montmartre, and even go up the Eiffel Toner. Well. Paramount's FUNNY FACE offers these idle moments and
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    271 9 Not so spicy but quite teasy 170R some delightful J moments of ballet and glittering spectacle on the stage of the world famous music-hall, the Folies Bergere, the French production of the same title now showing m Singapore will entertain the discriminating audience. All the sheer glamour and breath-taking "prop*
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    1040 10 Did Velupillai bet AGAINST winning? Asks LINESMAN THESE notes should begin with a word of congratulation to the Europeans for getting on even terms with the Rest m the matter of victories m the Conrad Clarke Cup annual event which set the
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    382 10 A Humiliating Night For Sino-Malays D ™^ir^T By AL JOH NSON, Our Soccer Reporter HONGKONG champions, powerful South China Athletic Association made their presence felt m a big way at Jalan Besar stadium last night. Before <, 000 Colony soccer fans, the South
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    37 11 Mr. Choong Sam Leads In Gunong Rapat GCNOUG RAPAT (Baxtvr), winner of the firnt race, hpinp ]od in hy his onner, the \celL knoicn Federation miner, Mr. Choon^ Sam of A Gunong Rapat Mine, Perak. Standard pir.
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    706 12  - PAL SINGH, POLICE STAR OF THE DAY RAY JALLEH By ON a day when records toppled at the Singapore Police Force annual athletic meet, one man stood oat when he shattered the Colony record m the pole vault. That athlete was Pal Singh, attached to Areas. Pitted against Kernal Singh
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    764 12 B4HM I in-j-n_rT^rxjT-p_o_ri nj~i_rLin_rxjT_ru*XP^^ wjpHBH Scrap the inter-state matches once a year, let gJpjSES-Singapore meet the Federation and satisfy the fans ■■■■■■IJwith the Match of the year for the Cup o£ the year. B.'vTn I ni-i r-i _r-i_i-i_r-L I—.,— -.j-ii-ij-lj-o— i_»-»_»-i_i~l.<~.i~ i.i ~*a i -i «<tt m «a.«..
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    195 12 By PETER WONG THE SHELL RALLY, to be held next month, will keep entries for the "Make" Team event open till July 24. Mr. P. R. Jupe, a member of the Organizing Committee, told the Standard that the committee made this decision to allow
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    34 12 ARSENAL Sports Club trounced Badan Kesenian by four goals to nil m a SAFA junior cup tie at Farrer Park yesterday. m Tanj^ng 2. B. Cording and M. Pakkiri scored the goals.
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    98 12 C. Division medal competition results at th o Royal Singapore Golf Club yesterday were: Winner *A. J. B. Dickson RG-24^r>2. O1 her cards: D. Allison «)4-24-70; E. Zreed 91-19 72: It I). Cillo^pie 96-24 72; A J. Masterton 91—19-72: W. J M. Warden 92-20-72. Ball swcop:
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    503 12 Batting Power Will Carry Pandas Thru' BILL FUNK on today's softball semi-final game THIS is a crucial ball game today for Fred Eu's Pandas and the Stanvac Tanglin Service Station's Oilers on the University of Malaya ground. The semi-final softball tilt is slated at 4 p.m. and it should develop
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    94 12 Bombay. July 12 (Reuter)— India's five-member Thomas Cup team leave here by air for Bangkok to play the first round Asian Zone the against Thailand to be played July 19/20. This U the third time India and Thailand are meeting m this world badminton championship.
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    69 12 THE visiting American 'Venture for Victory 1 basketballers opened their four-game series m the Colony with an 84-60 win over Xam Hin Lee at the Great World last night. The Americans play Tuan Mong m a charity game tomorrow night m aid of the Deaf
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    399 14  -  MARJORIE THOMSON By SINGAPORE and Kuala Lumpur students were prominent among the students from a dozen nations who raised funds for an Australian charity during a recent Festival of Asia Week m Sydney. The Governor of New South Wales, Sir John Northcott, officially
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    481 14 THEY'RE CAUCHT-NOT TAUGHT 'J'HERE comes a time m every mother's life when she says to her reluctant offspring: m an urgent whisper: "Say thank you, auntie" "Say how do you do to the nice uncle"-— "Stand up and let the lady sit down." The dear little
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      221 19 <O^» y^N 'V, /^BOXWHAtN 1^ I I/Oo CD (i\ -A V AWIMD/ J rNI^ p SE HAI S PEOPLE X (Tj2 l^r^-i '^SbF lf~7\- (^NE^ H S OMBURG?^ VI f I'LL GIVE FIFTY CEMT& TO N I I^^_l7 i 1 "^*><CUW) I T r^^^^^ 'it was a tie, so we
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    635 21 "W0 YEAR? AGO Britain's car manufacturers betjan to fffl the full intensity of ovprsp.l*; competition for hp first time since the war. This naturally enough had ts r^pm unions m ded sales. Most firms nd to so over to periods of horUimp working
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    856 21 A Car To Pamper The Motorist Packard Clipper Takes The Heat Out Of The Scorching Sun COULD be more welcome m this heat than riding: m an air-conditioned car? Stay indoors, perhaps. But one has to go out sometimes, and one can now brave the pitiless sun
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    23 21 The Rear Sports 2 Antennae THIS view of the Packard Clipper shows the tail lights styling and the electrically operated antennae fully extended.
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    621 22 SEVERAL times lately readers have asked me about alternative forms of sport they might take up. They are under the impression that each of the Groups has a special sport associated with it. 10 De quite nonest, tnis is oniy so wnnm minis, rui maiainc:, wuct* m*. whole
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    362 22 i SUNDAY. Z general contt> Z sent condition _^W work and the 1 tions are conrr- however, a tin t 2in emotional har *o P^n very Z if you are not < ;> J changes m r. Ps a JI J domestic affairs. MONDAY.— 7 I S absence 0/
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    373 22 MAN'S BEST FRIEND THE DOG RATS! By PETER GROSVENOR 'JHEY call fair-haired Mr. Reg Pitt-Francis the Piped Piper of the Rhondda Valley for fifty-years-old Reg spends his life surrounded by RATS. Ten hours a day, most days of the week, Reg can be found m a tin shed near his
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      224 22 Whichever way you shave PALMOLIVE gives you Perfect Shaving PALMOLIVE LATHER (REAM PALMOLIVE BRUSHLESS I for tin imoofhnan and eomforil J Qulckeit, •aslast shay* of all I You're sure of a shave that's really smooth and long lasting when you shave with Palmolive. Even with cold water you get a
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      49 22 Music Was To Order! JJGHTNING caused two power failures during evening service at Wookey, Somerset, Parish Church. At the time of the second failure, while candles and lamps still burned, the congregation was singing: 0 Light that followed all my wwaty t 1 yield my flickering torch to Thee.
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      211 22 YOUR MARCH 21 -APRIL 20 (Aries). Positive changes m relationships take place and this ought to aid your general arrange ments. Things which you desire badly to complete are now brought to success. The whole week has a quite unusual tone of optimism and developments m work projects could produce
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      539 22 your dealings. This would aid easement of contacts and bring agreements nearer. Do not allow any Involvement m disputes now. They could upset progress elsewhere. JULY 21-AUGUST 21 j (Leo). Cautious treatment of this week would be very well repaid. You should try to normalize all activ- WEEK ities. Routine
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    801 23  - BOOKS of the Week Christine fghghgfhgfhi*» On Off The TV Scene With Barslev BEHIND THE SCREEN, by Michael ;,-lev (Andre Deutsch, Son. 21* PP. 155.) mnstratrrt with line toirtntb by the author jjd with photographs. t S ngapore is too 0 poor or too g or other to television, at
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    973 23 BEAU CLOW IS, by Berthe Grimnut (Andrm Deutsch London, 183 pp. lOj 6d.) Translated by Diana Athill. Ml UNCLE 4ND THE CI'RF., by Jean do n Brrlp nstell and To. t Lid. London. 192 pp. 13s 6d.) Translated by N. St. Barbe Siaden. S
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    239 23 suits that endear them to the audience. For instance, he told Salvador Dali he was fasinated by his moustaches and "Might I ask— what happens to them at night?" thereby allowing Dali to make himself more memorable by his reply than by his art. when he answered:
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      102 23 A Jff&d/* ADVENTURE W IN PERFORMANCE No other sport than boating can give you so much idv*ature, so many pleasant past times. Fishing, Waterskiing, Cruising. Camping, Picnicking. And no other outboard motor can perform those adventures well as Johnson. These Sea -Horses offer the finot yet m features and styling
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    1560 24 HE LED 13 GIRLS DUT OF DEATH VALLEY THE UNTOLD DARING OF PHANTOM HERO r\ No. 2 W J{ YOUNG, keen-eyed British lieutenant crouched beside thirteen girls who were desperately waiting for rescue planes to scoop them out of a valley of At last came the drone of the planes.
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      35 24 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products CHINKA WHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture is an excellent remedy for Stomach Pains, Constipation, Indigestion Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL
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      24 24 FIGURED OUT Why is "No." used as an abbreviation for number? TT Is the shortened A form of "numero," a Latin word meaning "number."
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