The Straits Times, 13 August 1952

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    18 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1952 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    POLICE SWOOP IN KUCHING
    370 1 Sleeping homes raided and 18 morel are arrested I From MANNING BLACKWOOD KUCHING, Tuesday. pOLICE swooped on sleeping Kuching homes early today and arrested 18 people suspected of helping the Communists in Sarawak. One of them is headmaster of a big Chines school. And later today
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    Bathing time for ex-King
    44 1 FORMER KING FAROUK OP EGYPT, wearing sun hat. sun glasses, swimming: trunks and plimsolls, strolls in the sun along the swimming pool at the restaurant owned by singer Gracie Fields on the Isle of Capri.— A.P. picture. IK THE SUN
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    Courting on the window ledge...
    88 1 Courting on the window ledge... IHNDEfc. Scotland. Tues. COIRTTNG couples waiting for the last bus home used to sit on the window ledje of Mr. David Thomson's house and talk. Inside Mr Thomson's house the w $-J could be heard quite plainly. "The conversation." Mr. Thomson complained, "was not beneficial
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    Lorries burned
    18 1 Armed bandits stopped and burned two lorries in the Gua Musang* area of Kelantan on Monday.
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    3 miners die
    24 1 DOUAI, France, Tues Three miners were killed and 17 others injured in a coal mint exp!o.-'<-.n in Northern France today— A.P
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    8 POLICE KILLED IN NEGRI
    69 1 8 POLICE KILLED IN NEGRI KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Eight members of a Police party were killed and two wounded this afternoon in an attack by terrorists in Negri Sembilan. The Police party of 12 was returning along a jungle path after investigating an incident. They were moving in patrol formation
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    Swim girl drowned
    41 1 A 12-year-old schoolgirl, Yong Seat Fong, was drow.ied in Mount Emily swimming pool, Singapore, yesterday evening. Yong swam into the deep end and got into difficulty. A life-guard rescued her and gave her artificial respiration, but she died.
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    Naguib, PM agree fully
    29 1 ALEXANDRIA, Tues General Mohammed Naguib, Egyptian Commander-in-Chlef, announced here today that "complete understanding and full agreement of views" existed between him and Premier Aly Maher.
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    OUT OF WORK
    19 1 CAIRO. Tues. Eight Turkish maids who served. exQueen Narriman have been sent back to Turkey.— AP
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    Nyasaland loan
    25 1 LONDON, Tues. A new Nyasaland loan of £2,060,000 was over-subscribed within five minutes of the application list being opened In London today.— Reuter.
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    Reds score 4 hits
    37 1 TOKYO, Tues.- American naval headquarters today reported that increasing and more accurate Communist .--hore battery fire in recent days had inflicted damage and casualties on three American destroyers and a British frigate.— Reuter.
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    BRITISH CAR SALES UP
    36 1 SOUTHAMPTON, Tues. Mr. Joseph Dudley, vice-pre-sident of the Austin motor company, said today that sales of British cars in the United States have risen by one-third during the past six months. Reuter.
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    Frontier shots
    31 1 ATHENS, Tues Greek frontier guards fired a machinegun at two Bulgarian soldiers who last night tried to reach the disputed little Island of Gamma, on the Greek-Bulgarian frontier. Reuter.
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    Troops kill four more bandits
    138 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. HOR the second successive day, security forces 1 killed four terrorists yesterday. Two were shot dead by a patrol of the 2 2 Gurkhas in the Jelebu district of Negri Sembilan One of them was Woo Swee Ling, a deputy branch secretary
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    Troops in nylon push back Reds
    74 1 TOKYO, Tues. UNITED States Marines in nylon armour today stormed and Captured Bunker Hill, east of Panmunjom. Men from the First Marine Regiment reported that their new nylon waistcoats were a great success. The sharp action began last night when "D" Company made a
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    Atom blast to be measured
    64 1 MELBOURNE, Tues. Sensitive radio reception apparatus has been set up here to measure electrical disturbances caused by the explosion of Britain's first atomic weapon at the Montebello Islands. 2,000 miles away on the other side of Australia. The day and time of the explosion is
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    PILOT KILLED
    21 1 LONDON. Tues. The PU*t was killed when a Boyal A|r Force Vf' crashed on a training flight near Nottingham.—Reuter
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    COMET BEATS SCHEDULE TO CEYLON
    50 1 LONDON. Tues. rpHE Comet Jetliner, opening a new regular passenger 1 service from Britain to India and Ceylon, arrived at Colombo today eight minutes ahead of schedule. The tlm c for the fttcht of more than 6.000 miles was 21 hours and 35 minutes.— Reuter.
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    FOR MECCA
    22 1 JAKARTA. Tues. The Vice-president of Indonesia Dr. Mohammed Hatta and his wife will go on pilgrimage to Mecca shortly.— UP.
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    The rubber surplus is less now
    215 1 LONDON, Tues. nHE Financial Times said today that the natural rubber surplus for the first half of this year was considerably less than for the same period last year. The surplus from January to June this year was 110,000 tons— according to the latest
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    Violence threat by India Reds
    60 1 NEW DELHI, Tues.— With Communists calling for violence, the Indian Parliament's Upper House passed today the Preventive Detention Bill aimed at curbing the Reds. Mr. P. p. Sundarayya. leader of the Communist Party in both Houses of Parliament, threatened that the Communist party would "shoot
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    Reds slash trees
    21 1 More rubber trees were slashed by bandits in the Alor Gajah (Malacca) and Rawang (Selangor) areas on Monday.
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    'STIFF REACTION' IF JAP COURT IS SLOW
    141 1 TOKYO, Tuesday. rpHE JAPANESE lawyers for the two gaoled British sailors today were appealing to a higher court against the conviction and the sentence of two and a half year's imprisonment. A high British official said: "If the court decides to hold up
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    COMPENSATION PLANNED FOR NEW WORKERS
    433 1 Payments to be higher KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. IMPORTANT amendments to make the Workmen's 1 Compensation Enactment apply to almost all workers in the Federation drawing $400 and less a month are to be introduced at the next meeting of the Legislative Council. A Bill published
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    500 attack Java police post
    42 1 BANDOENG, Tues— About 500 terrorists attacked the police post of Thisadea Tjiombeng Estate in the Patuah area. West Java, yesterday, it was reported today. Th e gang withdrew, taking weapons and uniforms. No casualties were reported.— UP.
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    Martial law ends
    22 1 TEHERAN, Tues.— Dr. Mossadeq told th e Majlis today that martial law in Teheran would end from today.— Reuter.
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    Bomb flung at Penang car
    196 1 Bomb flung at Penang car PENANG, Tues. A BOMB was thrown at a ear in Penang Road this morning. The hood was blown to shreds and the driver, an estate owner's son. was wounded. Mr. Khaw Gin Telk was driving the car out of a garage near his father s
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    Latest
    31 1 NEW YORK. Tues. Western Powers today offered to take part in Big:-Five meeting on disarmament and atomic control if Russia will agree to a plan for voluntary troop ceilings. A.P
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    Girl for Moira
    29 1 LONDON, Tues —Miss Moira Shearer, 26, British ballerina, wife of author Ludovlc Kennedy, gave birth to a daughter In a London hospital late last night —Reuter.
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    SHOWDOWN IN LABOURPARTY STRIFE LOOMS
    150 2 LONDON, Tuesday. 'THE LABOUR PARTY executive yesterday published an interim home policy statement which may provoke fresh storms on rearmament between the leftist rebel, Mr. Aneurin Bevan, and the party leavr, Mr. Clement Attlee, political quarters here believe. The policy statement, entitled "Face the Pacts"
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    Czech envoy quits Reds
    53 2 OTTAWA, Tues.— Dr. Jirl Mares, Czechoslovakia!! Con-sul-General in Montreal, has been granted political asylum in Canada after refusing to return home. Dr. Mares admitted becomnig a Communist in 1945 but very soon regretted it. He is the first admitted Communist among the seven or eight Czechs
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    Ex-Queen sees fashion show
    20 2 CAPRI, Tues. Ex-Queen Narriman of Egypt joined Capri's elite at a fashion show last night. A.P.
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    Air search for uranium in Australia
    116 2 Air search for uranium in Australia SYDNEY, Tues. A USTRALIAN and American •f* geophysicists are making an air survey of 50,000 square miles of Australia's Northern Territory for further uranium deposits. The area to be surveyed is around the rich Rum Jungle uranium field, 60 miles south of Darwin The
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    Heat kills 30
    29 2 MEXICO CITY, Tues. A heat wave in Mexicali, on the UJS. border, has killed 30 people, 21 of them children, in the last five days.— AJ».
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    German border 'incident'
    60 2 BRAUNLAGE. Hare Mountains. Tues. PAST AND WEST German border guards exchanged shots near here on Friday. Western frontier police said yesterday. The Eastern guards had gone 220 yards into West Germany, apparently to arrest a group of berry pickers. They immediately opened fire when a Western border
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    Improved Anglo-Jordan ties seen in era of new King
    207 3 EX-KING TALAL WAS SAID TO BE ANTI-BRITISH LONDON, Tuesday. gRITAIN'S already close ties with Jordan are expected to strengthen now that 17-year-old Kin? Hussein has ascended the throne of Jordon. For the boy king's father, Talal, who abdicated yesterday because of
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    65 3 KISS MARY MARTHA LO SAL- YIN, of Hong Kong, wears the dress In which she will be married this week to Mr. Kenneth' Chau Kai-Yin. of Hong Kong The dress cost £350 and took two months to make. It is heavy with gold and silver embroidery. Her father-in-law-to-be is Dr
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    SHIP SINKS ON DRY LAND
    70 3 SHIP SINKS ON DRY LAND LONDON. Tues. rll 60- ton tug Felicidade. built here and bound for Brazil, set up a nautical recm* yesterday by sinking on dry land. MNM, Weatherhead and Suns, the builders, decided to send their tug on a lowiramp trailer to Liverpool. It p,ot 400 yards
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    Britain may lose Gurkha depots
    68 3 Britain may lose Gurkha depots NEW DELHI, Tues. pMVE Members of Parlia- ment yesterday demanded tha. British recruitment of Gurkhas in India should be 6topped immediately. A statement Issued by members of the Opposition from the Ccmmumsts, Rightwing Hindu Mahasabha and Praia un-ed the Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru to end
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    TROOPS FOR MACAO
    60 3 NEW DELHI. Tues. Reinforctnients for Macao are en rcuie from Portuguese Inri.a. following frontier between Chinese and Por;i°uese forces there, authentic reports say. P r 1 of the Portuguese gar1 Goa has been transferiic :o Macao and the P aese motorship, India now en rroutt t to
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    WOMEN DEFY RACE LAWS
    63 3 JOHANNESBURG, Tues. Seven women, the first to volunteer in the campaign to defy South Africa's racial laws in the Transvaal, were among 33 Africans arrestci tonight for entering the Roodepoort location about 10 miles from Johannesburg without permits. They brought the number ol non-European arrests in
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    Golden pen creates new Ethiopia
    116 3 Golden pen creates new Ethiopia ADDIS ABABA, Tues. EMPEROR Haile Selassie of Ethiopia using a golden pen, yesterday signed a new constitution uniting his ancient empire with Eritrea. I once Italy's oldest colony ip I an East African federation I The federation plan was approved by the United Nations on
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    Airlift to Mecca
    48 3 CASABLANCA, Tues. French officials took steps today to establish an airlift to carry Muslim pilgrims to i Mecca because one of the two chartered ships broke down, stranding more than 800 pilgrims. Mechanical difficulties had persisted long after the other chartered ship had left.— U.P.
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    ROYAL TOUR OF AMERICA
    47 3 NEW YORK, Tues.—Young King Feisal of Iraq arrives here today in the Queen Mary. The Iraq Embassy says that the Royal party will in- spect industry, agriculture, power projects and land reclamation schemes but the "foremost objective" will be meeting the American people.—Reuter.
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    Goodwill tour
    32 3 PALEMBANG, Tues.—The British Ambassador to Indonesia, Sir. Derwent Kermode. is expected in Palembang on August 25 on a goodwill tour through Sumatra. He goes to Medan on Aug. 28.— U.P.
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    Check points to stop smugglers
    38 3 MANILA, Tues. A conference last week between British North Borneo and Philippine officials has resulted in the setting up of five check points in the southern Philippines to curb smuggling from Borneo.— AP.
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    120 marooned on mountain peak
    160 3 AIR CRASH CUTS RAIL LINE LLAN «ERIS, (Wales), Tuesday. ABOUT 120 people marooned by a plane crash which blocked a mountain railway line spent last night in a raging gale at the summit of 3,560foot Mount Snowdon. Some stayed in a chalet on the peak,
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    Naval 'war' off Soviet coasts
    91 3 Naval 'war' off Soviet coasts COPENHAGEN, Tues. TTHE free world will deploy A its naval power along the rim of the Soviet empire next month in the biggest combined exercises ever staged by the Atlantic Pact nations. From the Russian-domin-ated Baltic sea in the south to the Norwegian-Soviet border in
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    'BLACK HAND' GANG HELD
    40 3 SOUSSE, Tues. Eleven saboteurs known as the "Black Hand" gang, believed responsible for attacks on a post office, a cinema and a school, have been arrested. Three of the men, are in their early twenties.— Reuter
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    Toy balloons tragedy
    56 3 BERLIN, Tues.— Nine children and two adults were killed, and 19 children injured, when gas bottles exploded during the week-end at the Baltic seaside resort of Ahlbeck. The bottles were on a truck on which balloons for a children's fete were being filled. The children were crowding?
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    Export record
    20 3 OTTAWA. Tues. Canada's exports rose to a record $2,100,000,000 during the first six months of this year.— Reuter.
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    MOONLIGHT SEARCH AT MURDER CAMP
    137 3 MOONLIGHT SEARCH AT MURDER CAMP PEYRUIS, Tues. FRENCH police made a moonlight visit to the Drummond murder camp today to try to trace the movements of the killer and his three British victims. They went to the spot at the same hour at which the murder was believed to have
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    Peron does Eva's work
    53 3 BUENOS AIRES. Tues President Peron yesterday took over the tasks which won his wife. Eva the title "Spiritual Chief of the Nation." After 15 days of deep mournins. the President showed up at the Ministry of Labour to renew audiences with Argentine poor, in which Eva
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    Eden will marry Churchill's neice
    112 3 LONDON, Tuesday. T»HE Foreign Secretary. Mr. Anthony Eden, will marry Miss Clarissa Spencer-Churchill, niece of the Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill on Thursday at a London register office. Mr. Eden s first marriage was dissolved in June, 1950, on grounds of desertion by his wife,
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    'ALI WELCOME' SAYS RITA
    51 3 HOLLYWOOD, Tues. RITA HATWORTH. said yesterday that Prince Alv Khan was "more than welcome to see our daughter." Miss Hayworth is making a film "Salome, The Dance of the Seven Veils." Prince Aly Khan, now at Saratoga Springs, has announced his intention to Ko to California.
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    HUNTED MAN ROBBED NAZI SAFE
    94 3 ABERDEEN, Tues. AN expert safe cracker who robbed Nazi headquafttrs for the Allies in tht war |o<tay vanished from Peterhefed prison, Aberdeen. Wardens admitted that they did not know the man, ex-Commando Johnny Ramensky, had escaped from their desolate JaU on the Scots coast for
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    LONDON STOCKS
    325 3 LONDON, Tues. II'HILE business remained at yesterday's slow pace, sentiment in today's markets was brighter. There were no hard reasons to account for this but less uneasiness over the labour situation was reported to have been the factor in the giltedged section where, after initial hesitancy, widespread gains
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    LONDON TIN PRICE
    29 3 LONDON, Aug. 12—Cash Buyers £931; Sellers C 931 3.,; Forward Buyers tWO; Sellers £930'/ 2; Settlefnent £931>/ 2 (down £1). Turnover: a.m. 160 tons; p.m. 60.
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    U.K. RUBBER
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    'BAG OF MONEY' WAS JUST PAPER, COURT IS TOLD
    311 4 Detective: I was offered 500,000 rupiahs A MALAY DETECTIVE CORPORAL, Harun A told Mr. Justice Brown and a Jurya* the Singapore Assizes >esterday that two Chinese offered htm, at a bar in Middle Road, 500 onethousand rupiah Indonesian forged currency notes
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    33 4 THK State secretary, Selangor, Inche Ottoman bin Mohamed, presents the Colours to a representative of the Selangor Scout contingent to the South-East Asia Patr»l Camp now being held in Castle Camp, Kuala Lumpur.
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    Pakistan offers study gift to Fed.
    120 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. PKISTAN has offered a scholarship for a Muslim student from the Federation for a course at the teachers' Training College, Decca. for 1952-53. The course is one year, if the candidate is a graduate. If a graduate Is not chosen, a
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    Cleared on hurt charge
    112 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues Chiau Kee Er was acquitted by Mr. Justice Buhagair in th e High Court today on a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Goh i Teng Tuak by throwing caustic soda at him. Chiau stated that Goh had been in a room
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    Detainees get aid
    109 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malay Detainees' Welfare Committee, which has its headquarters in Kuala Lumpur, nas agreed to put up surety for the release of some Malay women, formerly of Jenderam who are now held l in Kluang detention camp. These women could not find people to
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    6,000 dogs got 'needle'
    68 4 KLaLA LUMPUR, Tues. More than 1,200 dogs were given anti-rabies inoculation in the last minute rush at the Selangor Turf Club today. The inoculation centre, which moves to Jinjang New Village tomorrow, dealt with a total of 6.000 dogs in nine days. Among the dogs brought
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    Art show is planned
    63 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Paintings by students of the Slim School at Cameron Highlands will be exhibited at the British Council Hall in Kuala Lumpur for eight days beginning Friday. The Slim School is a coeducational boarding institution for children of officers and men serving in the
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    SCOUTS GIVE A DISPLAY
    62 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— The Chinese delegates who have assembled in Johore Bahru from the new villages in th e State for an educational course on Monday saw the training boys receive through scouting. Scouts, Cubs and Rovers, totalling 130, gave demonstrations on the Istana Padang of
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    122 ESTATE SCHOOLS
    53 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. For the education of children on rubber estates there are 122 schools in Johore. Usually one school on an estate suffices but on Johore Labis Estate, which has an acreage of 29,656, there are seven. No estate with a reasonable number of potential pupils
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    STOLE A DUCK
    34 4 In the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, Basinan Anthony was charged with stealing a duck in a village In Paya Lebar. He pleaded guilty and was bound over for two years.
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    HONE ARRIVES FOR GOVERNOR'S TALKS
    102 4 THE GOVERNOR of North Borneo, Sir Ralph Hone, arrived in Singapore yesterday to attend a meeting of Governors at Bukit Serene today. He told reporters that the meeting was routine and had been planned long before the Emergency was declared in Sarawak "The situation in
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    Cadet Corps is planned
    61 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Federation Cadet Corps for the purpose of training youths in military defence and leadership is to be established in the Federation. A bill to provide for the formation of the Corps was published today in the Government gazette. The Corps will consist
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    Hanged in cell
    28 4 A 45-year-old Chinese was last night found hanging in a cell in Singapore Central Police Station. He died on his way to the General Hospital.
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    Spore talks onthe veg. middlemen
    179 4 T«E first director of the Hong Kong wholesale 1 vegetable marketing scheme, Mr. R. A. Pereira, who said that Singapore could smash the middleman vegetable racketeers, is to meet Goverrment officers here. Government, It is understood. Is studying the possibility of trading vegetables and other
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    Decision on M.C.A. gift urged
    163 4 rE SINGAPORE Malay Union have asked the 53 Malay organisations in the Colony to make up their minds about acceptance of the 55«9.W0 gift by the Malayan Chinese Association, the president of the union, Inche Sidek bin Abdul Hamid. told the Straits Times yesterday. Inche
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    Hit on head with a bottle
    238 4 Hit on head with a bottle —COURT TOLD K. LUMPUR. TU p GOPAL, a taxi driver, today alleged bt t ire Mr. Justice Wilson in the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court th it three British soldi rs hired his taxi qn c I and robbed him a.ter hitting him on the
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    Free for 20 minutes
    54 4 An Indian who was remanded in a lock-up in the Singapore Police Courts building in South Bridge Road yesterday aiiernoon clashed out of his cell and escaped I —for 20 minutes. He ran into a grocer's shop In Pickering Street and hid under a gunny sack,
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    St. John division for Kelantan
    61 4 KOTA BAHRU, Tues— Miss 1 1. Richer, organiser of the i St. John Ambulance Brigade, I opened the Fourth Kelantad 1 Division of the Brigade at James School, Kota Bahru. She presented 40 first aid certificates and paid tribute to the enthusiasm and organising ability
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    Union hits at pension scheme delay
    87 4 rE delay 9a the pus of the Federation's Central Electricity Board, in establishing a pension icheme for Its junior dflfeertf- n lHto' been criticised W their \inicm 1 The Central Electricity Board Wiiniar Officers' Ohion in 1U annual report published yesterday- srjrv "The delayhas
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    MR. McNEICE IS 'QUIBBLING' RADIO SCIENTIST
    352 5 'Power monopoly by City Council 9 THE RADIO SCIENTIST yesterday said that the President of the Singapore City Council, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, was "quibbling*' and had picked on a minor point in his letter. He said that the normal agreement signed between
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    5400,000 for Perak's new villages
    78 5 5400,000 for Perak's new villages IPOH, Tnes. TIHE Federal Government -I- has allocated nearly $400,000 for various forms of services in the 110 new villages in Perak. The bulk of this sum, about $274,000, is for maintenance of essential services such as conservancy and scavenging, minor roads and connnunty centres.
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    He stopped practice of 'passing hat'
    73 5 MALACCA, Tues. TO the work of the secretary, Mr. Q. B. Lazaroo, was paid by the Rev. Father J.P. de Souza at the annual general meeting of the Portuguese Settlement Funeral Association on Sunday Irather de Souza said that through Mr. Lazaroo's efforts, the
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    Coroner told of drowning
    98 5 Lifeguard Gan Cheng Ann. who sat beside a pool at the Tiger Swimming Club keeping watch over swimmers, did not knov that a young boy was lying unconscious at the bottom of the pool until told by one of a party of six Negro swimmers. The
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    S'PORE DIARY
    107 5 SPORE ROTARY CLUB: Weekly luncheon meeting at Capitol Blue Room 1 pjn. Speaker Mr. D Komlosi of the Pepler Diagnostic Team SPORE POLICE BAND: Katong Park 5.45 p.m. S'POEE TRADE AND BRITISH RADIO EXHIBITION: At Happy World from 6 p.m. CHINESE V.M.C.A.: Basketball and Badminton 5.30 p.m.; Body
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    47 5 7 Harboar Board's dock-yard at K«ppel harbour, Mr. J. Moffatt (second left) sailed for Western Australia yesterday on retirement. To see Him oil were Mr. A. F. Gray, acting chairman of tjne Board (left) his brother Mr. R. N. Moffatt (right) and his wife.— StralU Times picture.
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    Two feted
    36 5 KLANG, Tues.— Mr. Ong Eng Hock and Mr. Abu Saman, who are leaving for Kirkby College soon, were entertained to a te a party by the Klang High School staff, at the school hall.
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    Moved dog illegally: Fined $400
    142 5 Moved dog illegally: Fined $400 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. D. NATKIEL of Southern Kinta Consolidated, Malim Nawar, was fined $400 by Mr. E. M. Smallwood, president of the Sessions Court, Raub, for illegally moving his dog from Perak, a rabies infected State, to Fraser's Hill, Pahang. He had also to pay
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    Driver faces hurt charge
    43 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Teo Hian Kee, a driver, was charged in the Police Court with causing: grievous hurt to Goh Kok Pun by negligent driving on the Johore BahruAyer Hitam Road. He was allowed bail In $300 pending trial.
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    Perak power men threaten strike
    103 5 IPOH, Tuesday DERAK Hydro Employees' Union has given the major points in its strike notice. They were-— 1. The management failed to honour completely the agreement between the two parties dated May 19, 1947. 2. On Dec. 9. 1948, the union submitted its grievances to
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    New building for Mission
    50 5 The Commissioner-General Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, will lay the foundation stone of a new building for the Sri Narayana Mission at Seletar, Singapore, on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. The Representative of the Government of India In Malaya, Mr. M. Gopala Menon, will preside at the function.
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    Blackout schedule
    218 5 rt following sab-statloat are liable to load-soeddinc today: leiok Kurau. Ocean Park Hotel C "*»H W mUe. Chanel PrlM>n. Tanah Merah Besar. Njarani Barracks. Cathay. MacDonaJa House Tjt n»ce/F«rt Canning a.e.h S*2KS»2 St.. St. AndrJw./Hl.h st/itamford Bd. A»er St.. Short St.. New Ice Work*. Firestone, Mackenzie Hd.. Huk.it
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    Back for vacation
    37 5 SOON EWE JIN. former. Penang Junior tennis champion photographed with his father Mr. Soon Cheng Sun. Kedah State Councillor, on his return from Britain to spend his vacation with his parents. Straits Times picture.
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    Filipino plans Pacific Union
    209 5 JHE CONSTITUTION of the Philippine Republic could easily be copied by other countries in South-East Asia to implement early realisation oi fe£e CC r ifl nn C f f*"? 0 maJ rltv fl(M)I ieaaer or tne Philippine Senate, said in Singapore yesterday. Dr. Osias, who arrived
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    Stabbed aead
    20 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tu e s. A Chinese was stabbed to death at the 18th mile Ulu Langat yesterday.
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    CAMP TO BUILD A CHURCH
    131 5 CAMP TO BUILD A CHURCH PORT SWETTENHAM, Tues AMB3SAOE from the High Commissioner, Gen Sir Gerald Templer, wishing Methodist youths from all over Malaya every success was read out when their first international work camp began at the new village of Pandamaran, near Port Swettenham. this afternoon. The Rev. J.
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    Dies in cafe
    22 5 BUTTERWORTH, Tues.— Soon Ah Pati, 21, died in a Kepala Batas coffeeshop this morning while waiting for his breakfast.
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. Aug. 13, 1952. Red Warning In Sarawak
    793 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. Aug. 13, 1952. Red Warning In Sarawak It would be a disaster of great magnitude if the six years of steady progress since Sarawak became a Crown Colony were now to be halted by disorders of the kind with which Communist terrorists hoped to i
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    Malaya's Need Of Doctors
    285 6 Those who have recentl; heen heard to object to thi introduction of foreign doctor for short-term employment ii Malaya because the prospect of graduates of the Univer sitv «f Malaya would be ad versely affected would do wel *o ponder over what the Fed pration's Director
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    WIDER TRADE
    37 6 NEW YORK Tues A eenei ral expansion of lntra- European trade occurred durlri» 1951. but levelled 1 off In the first quir^r n* 1952. I acceding to a United Nations f survey Issued today.— Reuter.
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    Flags every Saturday morning
    159 6 r AM gradually becoming i used to the sight of a retty girl offering me a flag very Saturday morning when enter my office. Though I object to this ind of charity, I gladly de»osit my contribution in the ollection box if ft is for a
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    REGIMENT OF INDIANS
    122 6 ris encouraging to read the letters by Mr. Maher Singh Bhullar, "Tamilian" md, on Aug. 9, "Malayan Malayalee," all suggesting a separate racial battalion servng the same purpose. While all agree this is to Ight against the bandits, and :laim Malaya as their" home, Shen why on
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    EXPENSES PAID
    80 6 "REPORTING my coming Jt%» world tour, on Aug. 11 you used the phrase, "Is going on a six-month w*rid tour at his own expense." This is not entirely true, as my trip to the U.S.A. is sponsored by the Malayan M.Y.F. Council, whom both my wife and I
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    THE KNIGHTS GALLANT
    120 6 WAY I be allowed to thank Mr. Needham for his landsome apology for a so:aUed incident at the Grand »rix? I was entirely unaware >f it and only read about it n his letter which you pubished. He is indeed a knight ;allanl. Many thanks also to
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      DR. CHEN SU LAN CLARIFIES
      837 6 rpHE hatred of opium smugglers and den keepers A towards me is to be expected. It needs no comment. But the misgivings of a few weil-wishers in the present anti-opium campaign call for clarification. Two questions seem to agitate their minds The first Is: Can
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    New wings over Britain
    497 6 LONDON. QNE distinct advantage Britons here have over their compatriots and friends in Malaya on Air Day every year is that they are able to- see for themselves, without having to wait too long, the country's latest developments in the air age. Barring bad weather, the
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    The state of the Chinese schools
    380 6 The state of the Chinese schools rE benefits which a child can draw from Chinese education in Malaya can J hardly be commended. Organised by the Chinese community and barely supported by the Government, the schools are poorly equipped 'and unsatisfactorily staffed, sometimes with semiqualified teachers. As a whole, the
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    On the Margin
    436 6 I Stooping eagle SO far as we remember, the Nature Loving Colleague has never actually been named as such In this halfcolumn. This Is because most of his comments relevant to our purposes are brief, pungent rebuttals of something we have said. He must in fairness be
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    NEW ANTI-CORRUPTION DRIVE PLANNED
    223 7 'Unreasonable obstacles 9 will be cleared by new Federation law KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. T«HE FEDERATION Government is to amend the Prevention of Corruption Ordinance to step up the war against graft. The ordinance now lets the Public Prosecutor authorise a police officer to inspect certain bankers'
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    There was a surprise at 'Rendezvous'
    155 7 There was a surprise at 'Rendezvous AT a recent rehearsal of "Rendezvous with Eve', a surprise visitor arrived and inspired 15 Singapore women who are taking part in this Pageant of the Ages to sign up for a home nursing course, which begins tomorrow at 5.30 p.m., in the St.
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    SCOUTS BEAT PROBLEMS WITH SIGNS
    239 7 SCOUTS BEAT PROBLEMS WITH SIGNS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE traditional Scouting spirit at the South-Eas Asia patrol camp in Kuala Lumpur has swep aside language and cultural differences. The boys are living together like members o one family. They converse in sign language. Language differences have caused laughs and "leg-pulls."
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    19 7 JUNE MERxON rcuear^es her dance number for the show "Rendezvous with Eve," which begins on Friday at Raffles Hotel.
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    S'pore now has 26,494 cars
    27 7 In Singapore last month, 26.494 motor cars were registered. Among other vehicles registered were 1,649 taxis, 456 buses, 140.037 bicyclesand 6.720 trishas..
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    Mission elects officials
    72 7 At the annual general meeting of th e Ramakrishna Mission. Singapore, the following office-bearers were elected:— President. Swami Vamadevananda; vice-president, Mr. V. Pakirisamy; hon. treasurer. Mr. R. M. Krishnan; hon. secretary, Mr. M. T Pillay: hon. auditor. Mr. C. G. Menon. Committee of management: Mr. P. Govir.dasamy
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    THE SCOUT AND THE CUB
    60 7 THE HIGH COMMISSIONS R, Genera] Sir Gerald Templer, wearing Scoot uniform for the first time in Malaya when he opened the South- East Asia Patrol Camp in Kuala Lumpur on Monday, has a word with MajorGeneral Sir Hugh Stockwell, GOC Malaya. Younp Miles Templer, in
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    CRISIS MEETING PLANNED
    140 7 r! SINGAPORE Harbour Board Staff x Association, representing about 800 white collar workers of the SHE., will hold an emergency general meeting tomorrow. The meeting is in response to a demand by 145 members, for immediate action against a "Board service memo," which they described as a
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    Dealer told to quit land
    115 7 Mr. Justice Knight in the Singapore Hi«h Court yesterday granted an injunction restraining Lim Chin Seng, an ice. charcoal and firewood dealer, from continuing to occupy and use a portion of land at 153 East Coast Road, now held under a lease by the Shell
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    Bookkeepers exam results
    104 7 The results of the Institute of Bookkeepers examination held in Singapore in June are as follows: Book-keeping: Associate stage: Teo Mong Whatt, Chan Whay Yam, Tan 3ak Nam and Goh Beng Wang. Intermediate stage: Tan Chee Eng, Hsing Chia Slang and Han Cheng Pong. Preliminary stage: R.
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    Expert outlines anti-T.B fight
    168 7 'PROTEINS BUILD RESISTANCE 9 PROFESSOR F. R. G. Heaf of the University of r Wales, T.B. Adviser to the Ministry of Health and Colonial Office, last night outlined to Singapore general practitioners four essentials in the fight against tuberculosis- Th«y were the prevention of the spread
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    New ensign for ships
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A Malayan Ensign will soon be flying at the masthead of all Malayan merchant ships. This Is provided for in a Bill to consolidate all existing shipping legislation in the Federation, which Is published in today's Government Gazette.
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    28 7 INCHE MUSTAPHA ALBAKRI, Keeper of the Rulers' Seal, who has been awarded a leader-specialist jfrant to the United States this year as a guest of the I.S. Government.
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    Conductor took fares, court told
    171 7 Conductor took fares, court told pONG Weng Kee, a detective, alleged in the Singapore First District Court yesterday that he saw a Singapore Traction Company conductor collect fares from people in a bus in Joo Chiat Place without giving them tickets. Fong was giving evidence at the trial of Goh
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    Cardinal sends a message
    57 7 The Archbishop of New York, Francis Cardinal Spellman, has sent a message of congratulations to St. Josephs Institution in Singapore on the occasion of its centenary. Re recalled his visit to the school four years ago and said: "I offer my felicitations to the Brothers on
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    HE WANTS TO KNOW REASONS
    157 7 MR PETER WILLIAMS, Singapore Labour Party's nominee to contest the South ward in the December City Council elections, wants to know why Mr. Lim Yew Hock, the Party's president, objects to his candidature. Mr. Lim backed the demand for an emergency meeting of the party
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    New president
    29 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Inche All bin Hassan, who recently returned from Britain after qualifying as a barrister, succeeds Inche Taib Andak as President, Sessions Court, Johore Bahru.
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    Mr. Thio 's queries on unified scheme
    149 7 JLfR. THIO CHAN BEE, Progressive Legislative 11 Councillor for North Ward, will ask questions on the unified education service and on personal allowance under the Income Tax Ordinance, at the meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council on Tuesday. Mr. Thio will ask the
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    Jobs offered at University
    42 7 From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Tues.— The University of Malaya has advertised here for a candidate for the Chair of Prosthetic Dentistry, lecturers in the Pharmaceutical 'Department and a lecturer 'and* chief assistant in the University's surgical unit.
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    Wobble, then death crash
    50 7 A 24-year-old woman cyclist, Poh Bah Lee, wobbled on her >tcycle and veered straight into the path of a lorry. The lorry ran over her head md she died on the spot, j Vssistant Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong King, was told in Singapore yesterday. Verdict: Misadventure.
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    Colony plans 15 new stamps
    124 7 Colony plans 15 new stamps SINGAPORE may have 15 new pictorial stamps of different denominations. The Stamp Designs Committee, appointed by the Government two years ago, has recommended that the stamps should include Malayan sceneries and industries in colour. The stamps will bear the Queen's head. A Government official yesterday
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    Woman on trust charge
    69 7 A 44-year-old woman, Sim Yeo, was charged before the Singapore Second Police Magistrate, Mr. D. H. Chapman, yesterday with criminal breach of trust of a diamond ring worth $280 She pleaded not guilty. Inspector A. D. Jacobs, prosecuting, said the ring was handed to Sim for
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    Vacation with father
    32 7 Antony Brown, nine-year-old son of Mr. Justice Brown, is spending the school vacation with his father in Singapore Antony anived here a few days ago by air rrom Britain.
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    Insane, he murdered an officer
    161 8 i A FOUR-DAY Court Martial of Lieut. Manbahadur Sunwar. of the 2/7 Gurkha Regiment, accused of murder1 ing a fellow officer, Lieut. Ras Bahadur Ral, by slashing him I with a kukri ended in Sungel Besl, Kuala Lumpur, with a j verdict of "guilty but
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    Had opium charge
    56 8 Chang Ho, a seaman, was charged at the Singapore Third District Court yesterday with having 40 pounds of opium. Chang was arrested on board the motor vessel, Santhia, at the Quarantine Anchorage on Monday afternoon, it was told. He pleaded not guilty and was allowed bail of
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    Conversion is opposed
    55 8 The Building Committee of the Singapore City Council, at a meeting last week, decided against the conversion of the Great Eastern Trade Fair at Changi Road into an amusement park. This decision, reached on a 3-2 vote, will go before the Council's full board for confirmation at
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    THE WHITE ANTS MUST GO, SAYS UMNO CHIEF
    243 8 THE WHITE ANTS MUST GO, SAYS UMNO CHIEF 'We'll sweep them out of office' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE "WHITE ANTS" who had been trying to sabotage the work of UMNO would be swept out of office next month, Tengku Abdul Rahman, president of the United Malays National Organisation, said here
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    Five years old
    30 8 IPOH, Tues.— The fifth anniversary of the independence of Pakistan will be celebrated by the Pakistan Association with a tea party at the Station Hotel on Thursday.
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    U.S. judge lauds law system in Malaya
    194 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. Yf ALAYA'S system' of justice was one aspect of iTA democracy at work at its best, Mr. Justice William O. Douglas, youngest member of the nineman Supreme Court of the United States, told a Press conference in Kuala Lumpur today.
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    Nicoll will see 'Eve'
    66 8 The Governor of Singapore. Mr. J. F. Nlcoll, will be a guest at the Chinese Ladles Association's production "Rendezvous With Eve" at Raffles Hotel, on Wednesday next. Mr. Nicoll is a patron of the Singapore Association for the Blind in whose aid the performance is being
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    Old Victorians
    25 8 The annual general meeting of the Old Vlotprians' Associatibn will be field at the Victoria School Hall at 3.30 p.m. on Aug. 16.'
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    Burglary at USIS office
    46 8 PENANG. Tues. Burglars broke into the new India House office of the United States Information Service in Beach Street last night and stole a small electric transformer valued at $90. The thieves forced open a window. The loss was discovered this morning.
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    Bargained for a fine
    72 8 Sentenced to two months' gaol for helping to run a chapjiki lottery, a woman asked Singapore First Police Magistrate, Mr. D. H. Chapman, yeste. day. whether he would consider changing the sentence to a fine. The woman. Woo Say, 40, a widow and mother of five,
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    War against bandits 'is improving'
    100 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. MR. W. M. WARREN, chairman of Berjuntai Tin Dredging Ltd., told shareholders at the general meeting in Kuala Lumpur today, that there were general indications of an improvement in the war against the Communist terrorists. But conditions at Batang Berjuntai were still
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    Police sponsor boys' club
    61 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— The Police Department, is sponsoring the formation of a club in Johore Bahru, for boys of all races between the ages of ten and 16. Mr. J. B. Masefleld, Chief Police Officer, Johore, said that many boys are to be seen in the
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    He wants lawyer from Colony
    174 8 He wants lawyer from Colony PENANG. Tues. mo enable the accused to x engage counsel from Singapore, th e Penang Sessions Court President. Mr. B. G. Smith, today adjourned to .Thursday the trial of R. A. Coulson-Gllmer, former Penanjj branch manager of Shriro (China) Ltd., on a charge of criminal
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    Injured when he opened drum
    41 8 KLANG, Tues.— The cover of a 64-galion drum hit the face of Ng Ah Chooi when he was opening it yesterday. Ng, the son of a cy%!eshop owner, was taken to the General Hospital, Kuala Lumpur.
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    EDUCATION PLAN FOR UNIONS
    150 8 EDUCATION PLAN FOR UNIONS —Government to start drive IPOH, Tuesday. THE TRADE UNION ADVISER'S Department, Federation, is to expand its educational section to start an intensive drive among the non-English speaking unions who form about 60 per cent of the registered unions in the country. This will be separate from
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      583 8 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 10 a.m. News; 10.05 Composer of the Week; 10.30 Time to Dance; 11 London Studio Concerts; 1 p.m. Kew Wright (organ); 1.30 News: 1.45-2 Lunchtime Prom; 8.15 News; 6.35 Nature Club; 6.50 Light Music; 7 This Is Communism; 7.15 Radio String Ensemble; 7.30 Rhythm Club; 8 Jack
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    CHILDREN'S CORNER j
    1119 9 ANOTHER ADVENTURE SERIAL FEATURING TUBBY— THE FAT BOY DETECTIVE. Scouts battle with a Sumatra ET S have some more 12 sail on", yeiled Tubby. "Corae on. there, step lively! Haul on those ropes! We want to make the most of this wind!" Tubby set an example himself,
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    36 9 roULD they be watching te levision It is certain that somehing has caught th e attention of Judith the lioness and her three babies. The cubs are ten weeks old and are taking their first airing.
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    A PAIR OF PUZZLES
    411 9 ALONG time ago there was a man who had three sons. He was not a rich man, in fact his only possessions were 11 bullocks, but for all that, he was shrewd, and enjoyed s joke. When he died his sons found that he had left
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    120 9 ■\\mui3d sajJßqo "9 2tii?nnij pus a.m »m BUBia 'ji-iom .smiuis 'XII!PHS B U\BO[T»A 'SAOJ— nu3A "nns »m onodv "s oq-aioi uioiuioi qtuniu, raoj, .abfioOhOs s.a.*o.iE uioj, > •a"b asi-asx am tuojj »vj'q AQA Q ssauxojs Buid3a;s jdiE.ii 4indur| A~q «j9ioi{3 pjK PloqcLr.} 'sjbj no puno; &i -jsoui 'SBao
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    Six picture prizes
    305 9 >> Deat boys and Girls. How good are you at V straightening tangles? This week s, puzzle gives you an opportunity to clear up a muddle. Most of the objects you see in the picture can be found along our own beaches, but to make it a
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    QUESTION BOX
    188 9 "T would like to :cnow what ■I a cloud burst is?" says Wong Ka Chin, of Ipoh. IT is a very short and violent rain storm which usually only falls over a small area. Very often it occurs during a thunder storm. When air rushes upwards with tremendous
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    10 9 Cptfect six Qt these coupions, to join the, ChildreWi
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    Good trial by Binnton, Pax Haven
    371 11 REDOUBLE SET FOR FIRST WIN By EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. gINNTON (Tait) and Pax Haven (Tulloh), a pair of Class 4 sprinters, showed a fine turn of speed to run 3 f. in 37 4/5 wide out on the racecourse proper at Kuala
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    MCFA final in Kluang?
    221 11 SPORTS LETTERS TT Is most gratifying to note that I Penang Chinese have again qualified for the final of the MCFA Cup competition. They meet Johore In the final and as It is the first time In the history of the competition that Johore has reached
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    Cycling meet in Segamat
    181 11 nTHIS year's annual Malayan x cycling track championships will be held at Segamat on the town padang on Aug. 30 and 31. It will be organised by the Segamat sports Council. There are 31 events In the twoday programme and the organisers a* sparing no effort
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    Heritor retaining his Ipoh form
    283 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. LJERITOR (Tulloh) showed plenty of galloping zest when he beat Motion Picture (Crowe) in a >ound tryout over 3 f. in 37 2/5 on the second grass at Kuala Lumpur this morning. Heritor, who won bis last two starts at Ipoh in
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    Malaya Cup rehearsal
    148 11 IPOH, Tues. pERAK will meet Negri sembilan in a friendly soccer match on Sunday on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground. Admission will be by tickets at %2 and $1. This will be a full dress rehearsal for the Perak team for the all-important Malaya Cup encounter with
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    Sikh sports controversy
    264 11 rjAVING read the letter by A n Mahinder Singh of Selangor hi your paper about the Malayan Sikh Sports and the A.A.A. Laws, I would like to make the following statement in reply as I am the athlete concerned. I could under no circumstances get to Ipoh
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    RASC HIT NINE
    43 11 HQ RASC beat R.N. (Kranjl) by nine goals to three in a United Services League (Junior) soccer match at Ayer Rajah Road yesterday. Scorers for the winners were Dawson (4), Cowley (4) and Bartlett. Sexton got all three Kranjl jtoals.
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    PEDIGREE BREAKS LEG IN FALL, DESTROYED
    124 11 PEDIGREE BREAKS LEG IN FALL, DESTROYED By EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. DEDIGREE, a foar-year-ald Australian gfldinj by Bean San out »f Ancestry, was drslroyrd as a result ef an accident on the training track at Kuala Lumpur this morning. With Charlie Ellery actridr. Pedigree was paired with Sanstream (Wahab)
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    Five victories for Laxman
    46 11 KLANG, Tues.— K. Laxman became Klang High School champion athlete for the third successive year when he scored five firsts at the school's 1952 championships on Saturday. Laxman's victories came in the 220, 880, 130 yards hurdles, long jump and the lop-step.
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    Perera 49 for J.B. Youngsters .
    56 11 Perera 49 for J.B. Youngsters JOHORE BAHRU. Tues— An unbeaten innings of 49 by A. W. Perera enabled Johore Bahru Youngsters to defeat PWD Sports Club at cricket by s'.x wickets. Youngsters scored at a fast rate, taking less than 90 minutes to pass the total ef their opponents, who
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    Sedgman beaten in U.S.
    187 11 SOUTH ORANGB (N. Jersey), Tues. JTEN McGRGGOR. Australian champion, yesterday beat Frank Sedgman. United States grass courts, men's singles jetatmpJoMbtps. i i -i The match was restricted to the best of three sets owing to the postponement of the previous day's play, and McGregor woo in
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    FIJIANS & RED FACES
    479 11 FIJIANS RED FACES Sport in Australia From JACK FINGLETON SYDNEY, Tues. AUSTRALIAN rugby is out of the red but officials are very red-faced about it g 11. The Fijian tour just finished brought £7,000 (Australian) profits to the home Rugby Union. When the Fljlans left Sydney today they took another
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    Boros wins golf 'world tourney'
    51 11 CHICAGO, Tues. U.S. Open golf champion Julhis Boros yesterday rallied for a two-stroke victory in an 18-hole play-off for the (US) $35,000 first prise here in the "world" tournament. Boros finished with a four under par 68 to beat Gary Middlecofl, who had 70.— A
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    AMATEUR MEET
    31 11 IPOH, Tues. Amateur racing m Ipoh win be revived after a lapse of over 15 years when the Perak Turf Club holds U s meeting- on Saturday. Oct. 11.
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    FIVE CHANGES IN SERVICES CUP XI
    213 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. OWING to injuries and calls for duty, drastic changes have been made in the Combined Services (Federation) Malaya Cup side to play Kedah at Alor Star on Friday. Three of the new players chosen are from 12th Lancers, two of whom
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    Six champions to contest LTAM singles
    896 12 IP 5 SIAMESE AMONG ENTRIES PENANG, Tuesday. THE TENNIS champions of Hong Kong, Thailand, Singapore, Malacca, Perak and Kedah have entered for this year's Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya championships to be played in Penang from Aug. 28 to Sept. 1. The foreign challenge
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    82 12 KUALA LUMPUR'S Methodist Boys School soccer team who beat Raffles Institution 7-1 in a friendly match played on the R.I. ground yesterday are seen here with their soccer master, Mr. A. S. Watts (standing extreme left, back row). Front row: Tham Chung Man, Yeow Cheng Lee, Loh Poh Wan, Scow
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    K.L. boys in fine form to beat R.I.
    230 12 K.L. boys in fine form to beat R.I. JjUGHTEEN year old Loh Pol: Wah, who led the Kuala Lumpur Methodist Boys School's attack, scored five goals and was mainly responsible for hi* team's easy 7—l7 1 victory over Raffles Institution In a friendly soccer match on the R.I. ground yesterday.
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    Scoreless draw
    28 12 The Singapore Business Houses League Cup soccer match between Chartered Bank and Stanvnc played on the padang yesterday ended in a scoreless draw. Sgt. Bligh refereed.
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    Sports Diary
    76 12 SOCCER: Div. 1, Rovers v Kota Raja— J. Besar; Div. 2. Marine S.C. v SMWU Geylang; T. Bahru Rangers v Woodbridje Hospital— CYMA. S.B.H.F.A. LEAGUE CUP: Guthries v Bata Thomson Rd.; H.K. Bank B v NTS— Farrer Park; Borneos v Handlesbank Balestier Rd. FRIENDLY: I.R.C. v R.N. K-anjl—
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    Indians beat Gloucester by 6 wickets
    255 12 CHELTENHAM, Tues. IN a day of thrilling cricket, the 1 Indian tourists forced a splendid victory by six wickets over Gloucestershire here today. It was Hemu Adbikari's match, but Polly Umrigar played a telling role today too, for he hit a whirlwind 35 on
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    NORTH BORNEO TEAM FOR GAMES ARRIVE
    219 12 rpHE six-man North Borneo contingent to the Malayan amateur athetlc championships at Ipoh on Friday and Saturday flew into Singapore yesterday. Led by Mr. Philip Lee Tau Sang, vice-president of the N.8.A.A.A., they are biggest and strongest team ever to represent North Borneo In
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    G.S.C. CONCERT
    39 12 A book of tickets for Row 'A' circle for Aug 27 it the Girl* Sports c:uo concert. Show Business 1952. has been mislaid. The person who has the tickets is requested to contact Miss L Tessensohn immediately.
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    SINGAPORE TIDES
    24 12 TODAT: 0401 (5.2). 0933 14. 5); 1547 (8 .7 i: 2231 (2.7). TOMORROW: 0520 (7.4). 1015 (5.41: 1637 18.41 2358 (2 8).
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    Martin beats Dobson by a lap
    468 12 OGT. J. D. MARTIN, winner ot the mile race at the Singapore A.A.A. championship last month, beat RAF's SAC ■Ginger' Dobson by a lap In the three miles open Invitation race at the Shell S.C. fifth post-war annual athletic meeting held at the club's
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    Skinner shines— but Indians win
    366 12 Indians 2; Eurasians 0. INDIANS walked off the field winners of this SAFA Community League game against Eurasians at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday somewhat lucky, yet deserving. The crucial point of this hitherto even tussle was a disputed goal in the 47th minute which broke
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    MEDALS FOR 1,2,3, AT IPOH GAMES
    118 12 IPOH, Toes. rk NE hundred and fifty medals v specially embossed with the M.A.A.A. crest in green and black will be given away by Gen. Sir Gerald Templer at the conclusion of the Malayan athletic championships here on Saturday evening. The medals in gold,
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    Cheng Wah retain title
    111 12 IPOH, Tues. CCORING a 2-0 victory on the padang today over Kinta Indians, Cheng Wah assured themselves of .the first division championship for the second year in succession. Cheng Wah, with two games in hand, are on equal terms with Ramblers, who have completed their fixtures.
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    Spore table tennis results
    91 12 Results of ties in the Singapore Table Tennis Association's interclub junior league championships (4th day) played at the Singapore Badminton Association Hall last night were: Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union beat Prince Edward Road (Foulger) 5—4:5 4: Ch'nese Chin Woo AA beat YMMA 5--0: Chinese Tailors
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    S.C.S.A. table tennis tourney draw
    148 12 The following is the result of the draw for the Singapore Civil Service Association's table tennis tournament to be played at the association's premises at No.tfO, Tessenrohn Road: Saturday, 2JO p.m.: Open Singles— M. Nunis v. Tan Wee Kirn; Quek Kiok Whee v. D Supplah:
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    Did not turn up
    39 12 As the Oversea Chinese Bank Sports Club team did not turn up, Mercantile Back were awarded a walk-over In their Singapore Business House* League Cup soccer match scheduled to be played at Parrer Park yesterday.
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    Surrey go nearer to title
    369 12 Surrey go nearer to title LONDON, Tuea. CURREY consolidated their dbsition as prospective County cricket champions this season by beating Middlesex by eight wicket* at the Oval today. Surrey were set to make 101 in 70 minutes to win and this they accomplished with five minutes to spare. After Eric
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    BEINS SCORES FIVE GOALS
    53 12 In Singapore Business Houses League Cup soccer match played at the River Valley around yesterday, Hongkong Shanghai Bank trounced Singapore Cold Storage "A 1 7—2. Beins scored five goals, including the hat-trick for the Bank while Peters and Bazln each scored once. S.C.S. "A" .scored through
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    Medan tour for Perak cagers
    49 12 IPOH, Tues. The Tung Hon basketball contingent leave Penang on Thursday for their Sumatra .tour. The party of 40 Includes men's and women's teams. A series of matches have been arranged for them, at Medan, where they are expected to stay for a fortnight.
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    RAF Cup soccer
    37 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Th« postponed replay In the RAF Malaya inter-unlt cup soccer competition between RAF (Kuala Lumpur) and 390 Maintenance Unit (Spore) will be played tomorrow on tlu YMCA ground In Brickfields Road.
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