The Straits Times, 7 August 1953

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    14 1 The Straits Times Nat** 61 Established 1845 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7. 1933. 15 CENTS
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    Ocean search for crash victims
    38 1 Ocean search for crash victims lurs. SHIPS ploughed hravy Atlantic seas :ind •Irrrafi circled overhead toda "hing foi n s 'iH niissiim from the wre< I of «i giant omber that have md orld's largest A .n dense
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    KIDNAP HUNT It goes on
    31 1 KIDNAP HUNT It goes on w i k:<ln.u>rx ri Mr Sor r rubbr: horn rv c checkin i nonr r at I Hr !-:i- not bi abli I checkli In many
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    Adviser to coin mission
    15 1 Tl- rncr.t pnlntment t ltni which will stu r m: tctober.
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    Germans defy food ban again
    29 1 RUN. Thins. Thousands t Germ. »ns again d^ti^ri travel h.\n and inrrraspd by their Communist uov^rnmpnt to collect food parorLs in Be rlin Rrntor
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    BIGGER MALAYAN ARMY
    335 1 Six more battalions: $62m. gift from Britain KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. JpHK Federation is to have its own arm\ of 12,500 men by the end of 1962, it was announced in Kuala i, vm pur today. This is I. ."><>() more than the present strength i»f iK regular
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    THE BYRNE DISPUTE 'OVER SOON'
    85 1 THE BYRNE DISPUTE 'OVER SOON' A SURPRISE announcement may end the dispute between the Singapore Government and Its 18.000 employees over the reprimand to Mr. K. M. Byrne, a member of the Colonial Secretariat and leader of the Council of Action, the Straits Times learned last night. The Government Ls
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    Honour for Lady Pamela
    62 1 I M»V P i .111 WOl \TB\TUughter <>l > tI Mountnatteii of Burma and a < <>umii >>l the Duke of Krtinhurgh v hit has been appoint •ft ;i I klv hi Waitmj to the *>ureii in her Commonwealth I«W l.ulv Pamela wsl» one of eight
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    Reds apologise to Allies
    197 1 Their prisoners m isbehaved PANMI NJOM, Than* pOM.MI NIST oflieers at the prisoner rvchimcr point here today apologised to the Tinted Nations for the unruly behaviour of their prisoners returning from Allied lines. North Koreans and Chinese behaved well until they reached the reception area, thrn
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    STOP PRESS
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    Big 3 study reply
    61 1 LONDON. Thurs. Britain France and the United States are holding immediate talks to frame a reply to today's Sovic note conditionally accepting the Wests invitation to a Bit: Four Foreign Ministers' conference. They will decide if Moscow s note was an acceptance of the Wests proposal
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    No truce with Ho, he says
    90 1 No truce with Ho, he says PARIS. Thurs. GEN Henri Navarre. French Commander-in Chief in Indn-China. last night quashed Franre's hrpes that an armistice might be reached with Vietminh insureent leaded Ho Chi Minh. Agencie France Presse reported from Hanoi France, he said, could take the offensive seriously, with [the
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    rHE QUEEN HONOURS GUARD
    80 1 rHE QUEEN HONOURS GUARD BALLATER. Scotland. THE QUEEN. Prince Charles and Plinceu Anne arrived here yesterday to spend their summer holiday at BalJu>t before the Royal train pul>d into Ballater .s'- the head guard. Mr 1 a Tyler, making his last trip after 47 years' service, was called into the
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    'AID TO MALAYA' TALKS OVER
    164 1 LONDON, Thurs. SIR Donald MacGillivray, Deputy Hiph Commissioner, is flying to Singapore this weekend after spend'.ng three week.s discussing financial aid to Malays He has been in London since July 25 and is known to have held series of cMseussion.s with Colonial Office and Treasury
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    Peer to wed
    24 1 LONDON Thurs. Lorn Montagu of Beaulieu announced hir, engagement last nicht to Miss Ann. 1 Gage, 21-year-old Oxford history graduate. Reutrr.
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    Frontier talks
    21 1 BELGRADE. Thurs. Yuro<!id Hunnarian officials mrt yesterday to dIftCUM settinp up a mixed commission to "■sate frontier incidents. Reuter.
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    Rubber for China
    29 1 COLOMBO. Thurs.— Ceylon v ill export 10.350 tons of iiibbT to China /bis month. bringing the total so fnr this year to 37.000 tons. v. P.
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    52 1 RECOGNISE THE BATSMAN who has just cracked the ball to the square Ire boundary? He Is the Duke of Edinburgh, in action at Arundrl Castle, Sussex. The Duke hit an aejfressivp 18 against the Duke of Norfork's side in a match to raise funds for The National Playing Fields Association.
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    HONEYMOON IN A LINER
    56 1 TO THE Itrgistrr Office in Ninjjaporp yesterday morning went Mr. Gordon Brown and prrttv Miss Joyce Hing,. At 10.30 they werp married. At 12 noon they were aboard the liner Corfu, on their l:onfvmo«n and heading for England. Joyce was a nurse at the Singapore General
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    MCA ATTACKED BY TEMPLER
    522 1 'Welfare work ended 9 IPOH Thursday T»HE High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer. today scathingly criticised the Malayan Chinese Association for ending its welfare work in the new villages. The MCA decisions to >-nd its welfare work followed the Federation Government's ban on political party lotteries
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    MR, LAU: THE GENERAL IS UNKIND
    257 1 MR, LAU: THE GENERAL IS UNKIND T ONE of the top officials Ol Perak branch of the Malayan Chinese Association wrr" in Ipoh yesterday when Gea Templer condemned the A c:at ion's reaction to the ban on lotteries. But Mr. Chin Swee Onn< who resigned last month, said: 'I endorse
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    2 big Allied exercises
    61 1 FONTAINEBLEAU. Th Headquarters of the Allied Land Forces. Central Europe. will hold two manoeuvres in the northern area command in September. "Monte Carlo" will be from Sept. 10 to Sept. 13. w.th Arm rican. French and Belgian units taking part. 'Grand repulse" will be from Sept.
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    Going fine, says Dulles
    50 1 SEOUL. Thurs Mr D'illr-< and President Byngman today planned the recoft ;ion rf South Korea. Mr. Dulles and top met. for almost two hours with Rhec while subordinate officers tvorked en final de mutual rielence pact Mr Dulles said the talks wen ins fine. A. P.
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    What Britain's A-bomb did
    120 2 PERTH. Thur&. Britain's atomic bomb exploded over the Montebello Islands of Western Australia last October devasted nearly 14 square miles, newspapermen who flew over the i&lands yesterday reported today. The frigate Plym, in which the bomb was exploded, was vaporised Island vegetation still showed signs of
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    MOSCOW TOLD: HELP FREE THESE MEN
    104 2 WASHINGTON, Thursday. T*HE State Department reported today that it had approached the Soviet Union again to use its influence with Communist China to free Americans held in Chinese prisons. The approach was made through the United States Embassy in Moscow. A spokesman said that
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    POST STRIKE MAY SPREAD
    92 2 PARIS, Thurs. The strike of more than half Frances 210.000 postal workers which Mas already paralysed tele- graph and postal services in provincial towns, may spread to other Government services. it is feared. The Communist-led General Confederation of Labour! C.G.Tj Ls expected to join the strikers
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    Arabs meet
    31 2 NEW YORK, Thurs .—Arab United Nations delegates held a private meeting here yesterday to consider the possibility of a full General Assembly discussion on the Jerusalem dis- pute.— A.P.
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      492 2 NOTICES NOTICE I. the undersigned TAN CHWEE CHUA iTeochewj of Chop Mons Hens Lon«. 5«, Jalan Ah yook. Johore Bahru. have on the 16th j Jul' 1953. applK>d to the Chairman Licensing Board, Johore Bahru. for I Wholesale liquor licence lor the sale of Beer only at the abovementioned address.
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      253 2 fiflfrißAnr History: 645 Doris Day: 7 News: aIMbArOHL 715 South Sen Swine: "30 CBS 7.15 a.m. Morning Stars- 7.30 Concert Orchestra; 7.45 Variety Ne-s. 735-1030 Music, 10.30 Fanfare; 815 Smjin? on the Morning Matinee- 11.30 In Malay; f 3? k? 1^"" 8, tua!n 1 p.m. Light Music: 1.30 NewV; s
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    U.S. TELLS RUSSIA:
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    The Smiling bride
    77 3 SHF. I UIIKI II IliMlx 111 A drrss itf whilr >.ilm rmhroidrrrri with In <■ .uul vhr carried .i Ixuiqurt. J»:»n. il.muhiiT of thr I S Xmbassador in I'.iriv Mr < |i<>ui:l.iv Hill. >ii '•«-me > >«'<iri«'cl her fmthrr up thr strps of thr Madrlrmr hurt h.
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    WIFE'S APPEAL TO PRESIDENT
    210 3 A promise to Mrs. Sanders LONDON, Thursday. \|K. Inirr Horvath, retiring Hungarian Minister in London, today promised the wife of the gaoled British businessman Edgar Sanders that he would deliver personal message to the Hungarian President begging for his release. Mrs. Winfred Sanders had pleaded with
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    Two new teeth —and she's 89
    55 3 SYDNEY. Thurs— Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Clark, 89. is welcome arrival of two new teeth n her bottom jaw. The :eeth are In almost the same positions as a baby cuts j its first teeth. There ar P signs of a third new tooth coming
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    Far East trip
    38 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs.— The Senate Republican leader Mr. William F Knowland. said yesterday he plans to make a trip this autumn to Korea. Japan, Formosa. Indo-China. Siam. the Philippines and other areas of the Far East.
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    'Unknown' fish kills him
    41 3 BRISBANE. Thurs— An unknown type of jellyfish killed a man near Townsville. North Queensland. Dr. Hugo Flecker, radiologist and naturalist, said this at the inquest on James Ernest Lane who died after a Jellyfish .-tuna him.— AP.
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    A Premier's cigar
    34 3 THK PRKMIKR with a ci*ar is Mr. Robert Menzies of Australia, pictured in Durban, South Africa. He is tourinc South Africa on his way home from th P Coronation. A.P. picture.
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    We sacked the boss, workers tell Attlee
    140 3 BELGRADE. Thurs. Vflß ATTLEE. leader of the i»l Labour Party, who is on a three-week visit to Yugoslavia as guest of President Tito, j yesterday toured Yugoslavia's new steel works at Zeleznik. At an informal meeting with the Workers" Council. Mr. Attlee asked
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    PAY UP FOR THE LOSS OF BOMBER
    286 3 PAY UP FOR THE LOSS OF BOMBER WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE United States today demanded compensation from the Soviet Union for shooting down a United States Air Force B-50 bomber over the Sea«of Japan on July 29. A United States note rejected Moscow's version of the incident and protested in the
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    The Fort Knox of Australia
    128 3 SYDNEY. Thurs.— Dr. Harry Messci, of the Sydney University atomic research team, said today: 'If we guard our uranium we can build up a Fort Knox in Australia which will completely dwarf anything the Americans ever thought of." (Fort Knox is thp stronghold where the
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    Help the poorer countries plan
    63 3 GENEVA, Thurs.— The United Nations Economic and Social Council ended its 16th session in Geneva yesterday. Its last act was to pass unanimously a resolution which urged states taking part hi th P technical assistance programme to continue to give it their full support and
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    George, 95, is banned
    70 3 LONDON. Thurs. George Dobson has brf> n barred frcm ridin? his motor-cycle again until h<» is 98 years old. George |g 95. He was convicted yesterday of rdine without du o and attenton. The policeman said a bnttip of whisky fell out of George's pocket on
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    Reinforcements
    32 3 PUSAN. Thurs.— Eieht hunI dreti officers and men of th" First Battalion. Essex Reeiment. arrived on the troop ship Asturias at Pusan yesterday to join the British Commonwealth Division —A P.
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    Nazareth vote
    25 3 TEL AVIV. Thurs.— Municipal elect ions are to bo held ]In Nazareth next March for the first time since Lsrarl became independent. Router
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    New Minister
    16 3 LONDON. Thurs. Hussein Mansour. Egypt's new Ministpr to Yugoslavia, arrived in Belgrade yesterday —A.P.
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    IT HAPPENED TO A DENTIST
    77 3 BKROFN. Norway. Thurs. A hundred dentists and their wive* had to interrupt a mountain excursion today I because one of their collfa- i iurs had toothache. Thr victim was an Italian a delerate to a drntists' »n--fcrence here. The party stopped at a Tillage and
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    LONDON STOCKS
    220 3 LONDON. Thurs ""THE Far Eastern section of the London Stock Exchange »v generally quiet today. Tin shares Improved .slightly despite tIM lower price for the metal while rubbers wor<» »tead>. Teas v.cv once again Inclined to be a lit Me lower In places, but the turn-o<ri was small.
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    LONDON TIN
    25 3 LOXDOX. Aup. 6. Cash Buyers CH7H: Sellers 580 Forward Buyers EOTI*; Sellers t580; Settlement t577'.- (down Cf). Turnover a.m. 45 tons; p.m. n.V
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    LONDON RUBBER
    36 3 LONDON. Aur 6.— Spot 18 T .d.. 1 Sept. 18'-d.. Oct. -Doc. 19'» d Jan.- Mnr. 19',d.. Apr.-Junp 19 .d Au« c.l.f. 18 ,d Sept ci I. 18 ,d.. Oc: tl 18\d Tone: Steady.
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    Siamese are worried by Laos Reds
    128 3 WASHINGTON. Thursday. "PHE retiring United States Ambassador to Siam, Mr. Edwin Stanton. told President Eisenhower today that the Siam Government was apprehensive about possible future Communist moves in its neighbour. Laos. Mr. Stanton paid a farewell call on the President before going on a
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    WOMEN WILL SEND 'ONE WIFE' BILL TO GOVERNOR
    281 4 'We must have uniform marriage law for all 9 'THE Singapore Women's Council will submit a Bill to the Governor-in-Council making tin Monogamous Marriage Art binding on all rommunities. A resolution calling for thi I unam-l mously at the Councils crowc°d annual
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    HEADING FOR BRITAIN
    64 4 THREE OF THE Corfu's passengers who are heading for Britain Un the leit is Wong Kirn Thong, an old boy of St. Michael's, Ipoh, who is taking a six-year course in chartered accountancy. (Centre) Chun* Chan Kong and his brother, Chung Win* Kong. C nan Konjt will
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    Unions to help- get job back
    103 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. I rr*HE Federation of Malay A Teachers' (talons, Malaya, is taking up the ca.se ol Inche Ahmad bin Hassan, an ex-detainee and ex-Malay school teacher whose application for reinstatement to the Malacca education service has been refused Inche Ahmad wa.s unconditionally
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    SPECIAL CD. COURSE IN SINGAPORE
    120 4 ABOUT 25 civil defence volunteers from the Federation are coming to Singapore for a three weeks course on specialised rescue tra-ining. Col. L. T. Firbank. Civil Defence Commissioner, told the Straits Times yesterday. The course starts or. Aug. 11 and finishes on Sept. 1. The
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    They'll dig for 10 days in haunted ruins
    332 4 They'll dig for 10 days in haunted ruins earthed the keel of the boat in March. The man who will help determine the age of the vessel will be a British Army corporal Dr. Donald Walker, stationed in Kuala Lumpur who is one of Britain's five paleobotanists. He Ls now
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    LAWYER FINED FOR SPEEDING
    128 4 A SINGAPORE lawyer. Wong Peng Tat. was fined $150 in thr First Traffic Police Court, yesterday for speeding and refusing to show his driving licence to a police officer. Chief Inspector Ahmad bin Hussein, for the prosecution, said on the night of Dec. 18. a policeman
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    Woman accused of attack
    50 4 An elderly woman. Tan Ang Chim was charged in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday with having caused grievous hurt to another woman She was alleged to have assaulted a woman on Monday at Lorong 27. Geylang. Tan was released on $500 bail until next Thursday.
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    No licence driver is fined $40
    50 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Thur.s Wong Ah Say. was fined $40 in the police court here today for driving a car without a licence and $30 for driving without insurance policy. He was disqualified for a year. Tan Chee Ghee was fined $40 for abetting Wong.
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    Rubber fraud
    26 4 MUAR. Thurs Tav Yit aged 66 was fined $30 here for fraudulently having 4 katis of scrap rubber at Ayer Mams j Estate, Bakrl.
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    Opium suited him, so he took it
    75 4 JOHORE BAHRU —Opium suits me. Lim Chew Lok. of Klang. said In the Sessions Court. Johore Bahru. today, charged with having two chee.s of the drug. He added that he was a TB patient and ajs he was going on s long trip,
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    Man cleared of $1,546 charge
    45 4 Fateh Singh was acquitted in the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday of a charge of criminal misappropriation of $1,546. belonging to a Sikh organisation, the Khalsa Dharmat Sabha. between Apr. 1 and May 23. when he was the honorary secretary.
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    WHAT DETECTIVES SAW SENT 2 TO GAOL
    144 4 They were stealing petrol AFTER several cases of theft of petrol, involving drivers and attendants of gasoline trucks, two detectives kept watch in an oil yard in Petain Road. Singapore, on May 15. nat they saw loci to two employees of the Shell
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    Study group to read Shakespeare
    118 4 Study group to read Shakespeare THE Singapore Study Group Movement has organised a course in English literature at school certificate level for those who have passed at least the Standard VIII exam ination. The course, to be held at the British Council every Tuesday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.,
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    Information Office
    20 4 TANJONO MALIM. Thurs ■-Mr. Quek Kirn Tee has reached Tanjong Malim to set up a district information oflice.
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    Malays seeking an exemption
    39 4 President of United Malay.s National Organisation. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will h( delegation of Malay businessmen in an Interview with General Templer. They seek exemption for .small traders from the Bu<i nes.s Registration and Licence Bill.
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    '9 out of 10 pedestrians don't look'
    99 4 out .»f 10 Btaf hi without looking, said Sil pores Traffic Police Chief W. R. M Haxworth, la "If they only wait f< three inp, the road Ls all thi told a publi by the Sin; tlon at th< hiUon Hall. 11l Haxworth
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    Monkey bite
    6 4 A M monk' Hospital.
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    SHE LOST ALL AT THE RACES
    105 4 BECAUSE she was worried over $3,000 she owed, Chia Boey Neo, 28, took poi- 1 on to kill herseM. Inspecto A. D. Jacobs told the Sinsta pore Fifth Police Court terday. Chia, who pleaded guilty to l attempted suicide before the matfi.strate. Mr D
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    Katong man wins appeal
    54 5 The Singapore Court of Appeal yesterday ruled in favour of Cheng Lav Lim who appealed against a judgment in a lower court regarding premises known as the Katong Rest house. The Court held that Chens was the statutory tenant and was entitled 4o the personal protection
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    Bingham patron of boys' club
    76 5 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs. The Resident Comml.^sioner. Mr R P. Binßham. has agreed patron of the Henry GurClub recently formed" in Nibong Tebal. Offerers are Chairman. Mr. Worm Ah Hong, vire-rhalrman. Inche Ismail Ibrahim: secretary Mr Konv E-Af Sneah treasurer. Mr. Lav Choor. Chooi auditor. Mr. Hnn:
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    Cadets to greet commissioner
    39 5 BUKIT Martajam, Thurs Penang's Resident, Commissioner. Mr. R. P. Bingham. ..ttend tomorrows High School speech day here He will inspect a guard-of-honour of cadets and scouts Mrs M A Kidner will giv» ;iway the prizes.
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    City gets $41/2 M. more than in first 5 months last year
    188 5 City gets $4 1/2 M. more than in first 5 months last year SPENDING IS UP, TOO THF Singapore City Council received about $4,500,000 more revenue up to the end of May this year than in the same period last year. The councils statement of receipts and payments shows that
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    GARDEN VILLAGE PLANNED
    101 5 MORE THAN 72 acres 01 land at the 10th mile Bukit Timah Road. Singapore, oon be developed into a ncv "garden" village Services Limited, the owners c land, will put aside 21 a'-res for a publ.c park, two schools, a church, a cinema ar.rl musement park Government
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    Party wants 'muzzle' law
    78 5 The Singapore Progressive Party is considering the introduction of legislation to prevent members of the Legislative and City Councils from committing breaches of secrecy. Mr. C. C. Tan. the president, said last night. The present Standing Orders in Council which forbid Legislative Councillors from publishing the
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    History lecture for Rotarians
    39 5 MALACCA. Thurs. Prof.C. i N. Parkinson, chairman of the Singapore branch of the Malayan Historical Society. w:l) speak on "Malacca :n 1870 at thr Malacca Rotary Club meetinir o n Saturday at the, R'.st House.
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    Revenue officers tell of chase
    232 5 FOUND OPIUM, COURT TOLD TWO REVENUE officers yesterday told the Singapore x Second Criminal District Judge. Mr E. H. D'Netto that they chased a lorry for five miles early on the morning of May 25. before they caught up with it. They .sa.fi they cba.M-d
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    Claims and objections— final day
    80 5 Claims and objections final day w npODAY is the last Cay tor A Singapore voters to lodge objections or claims to recent- ly published electoral rolls for Legislative and City Council elections. Mr. M. Ponnudnrai. acting I Supervisor of Elections, has no objections so tar. There have been a tew
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    Salesman given $10,000 bail
    71 5 PENANG. Thurs— Yeap Hoon Ghee. 45. a salesman of Messrs Tons Aik and Co.. Beach Street, was offered $10,000 bail by Mr. J W. D Ambrose. Sessions Court President today. Yeap claimed trial to committing criminal breach of trust of $5,473 as an employee of the
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    $500,000 WANTED TO IMPROVE HEALTH
    142 5 $500,000 WANTED TO IMPROVE HEALTH SINGAPORE City Councils health committee will be asked today to recommend the inclusion in next year"s budget of about $500,000 for building a sub-dispensary at Henderson Road, extensions Ui Sims Avenue market, and fen- I ring three cemeteries It will also consider an ay- I
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    On holiday from school in America
    43 5 TIIKRK are smiles all round as Mr. Run Run Shaw mtrts his daughters Violet (left), and Dorothy on their return to Singapore yesterday from school in America. The girls are on a month's holiday. Straits Times picture.
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    'HELLO GIRLS' FORM CLUB
    228 5 Politeness, goodwill their aim THE "goodwill-politeness-patience" campaign by Singapore telephone operators is on— the girls formed a "Hello Girls Club" yesterday. The club is exclusive to girls. A suggestion that men telephone operators be admitted was dropped. Fifty 'hello g-lrls" met at the Young Women's Christian
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    Threat to strike off till Sunday
    80 5 SINGAPORE Medical Workers' Union yesterday decided to wait until Sunday before It makes a decision on its threatened stnktThe Un?on'r. secretary. Mr. Peter Williams. told the Straits Times that thr ri.nsion will be taken at an emergency general meeting on Sunday He added that
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    Writing on show
    31 5 MALACCA. Thurs. Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan opened an exhibition of calligraphy by Mr Wan Win* Surr... of Hong Kong, at the Men;: Seng Associat o n Hall today
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    Schools close
    17 5 TAIPING, Thurs. Schools here close for the August hol.day tomorrow and reopen on Sept. 7
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    DEATH
    42 6 MRS. TAY JIM LOCK. .19. ■■wed »*»y peacefully at No X59. I imau. having behind her -and. »008. T>o Hong. ■s Bak Hone. Bak Hong. H*->nir Mm. Ouan and MIM I daughters-tn-la«. srrsnd son--Hnrison, to hrr lov, Funeral on 8 53
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    33 6 s Sale at Mul 11 Ba.sa'l Road. E I* Madelines in labile. IT? K n AVERS Road AUOwu 7138. »!5 tn 118. smock< < track! lie tailoring 11. D'Almeidr. 'pen all day 8»t.
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      The MCA Rebuked
      725 6 Relations between the Malayan Chinese Association and the Federal Government are not so cordial that a rebuke by the High Commissioner is likely to be taken in good part. But in expressing yesterday his repret at the reaction of the MCA to the Government's decision that the
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      Rubber Joint Council
      390 6 Today's meeting in Kuala Lumpur between representatives of employers and workers' unions in the rubber industry is the second step in thr proposed formation of a joint industrial council. The first was taken last month, when exploratory talk.; began and some of the initial difficulties tested There
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      City Councillors
      118 6 Singapore City Councillors who claim the right to interfere in the daily administration of city affairs will be noinc the city a service if they earn- out their threat to resien. Thr full Council rightly approved at its last meeting restrictions on councillors' activities. If they cannot accept
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    Hong Kong— Berlin of the East
    981 6 Hong Kong— Berlin of the East FHAXK OllYtn. LX HOW. K0.X0.. COACLrDES MS SiRYEY OF HED C'HIWS CONTACT 117/1/ THE Of TSiIPE II OH I JUST as Berlin is a loophole in the Iron Curtain of Europe, so the teeming city of Hong Kong is a loophole in the Bamboo
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      'Why set a wage limit at all?'
      307 6 V| AY I ask why the Government found it necessary lTi to stipulate in the immigration law a minimum salary of $500 a month? Is the Government concerned with Jobs only in the lower income crouD being taken up by immigrants? Do€s not
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      Threats or promises?
      172 6 DURING the last few weeks Mr. Dasaratha Raj and Mr. M. P. D. Nair have been making a few threats. Mr. Raj has threatened to file a motion against the Im- j itton Regulations for debate at the next Legislative Council meeting. Mr. M. P. D. Nair
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      Decency in politics
      155 6 I SUPPORT Mr. C. C. Tans statement that more decent people should stand for election to the City Council and the Legislative Council. Politics tends to be a dirty game but do not let us in Singapore make it any dirtier than it should be. 1 would
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      'MALAYA IS OUR HOME'
      189 6 'MALAYA IS OUR HOME' KLYNE Street was most unfair In his observations about the Chinese, when he said: "by and large, and Including Sir Cheng-lock, it would appear the Chinese are to be Malayans for what they can get, and Chinese in everything else." I feel that Klyno Street is
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    London Log
    635 6 THI withdrawal of all British force.*; from Malaya is the sort of demand one expects from Communist sources in Britain. Now it is to be given a rather more re<srponsible status A resolution to thLs effect has been put forward by the Birmingham Borough Labour Party for the
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    On the Margin
    480 6 Church politics TH E question of whethet parties based on creed* are or aro not desirable in polltictis not peculiar to this Federation. In Brita-in they were always distastetul though in fact, if not theory, the Conservatives tended to represent supporters of the Church o! England up
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      243 6 (I \SSIFIKI> \DS. llonel B»in B Kuala Trengganu. am TO BARBAKA inee Markay). •ge Lawton. on Auvuat Ird Dungsar Hospital, a son. rELS To Xrnla wife nf J t Kandan* Kerbau HoaptUl. i August, a aon. Frederick Oodlried. A-CHONO The enßßirement wa« announced on Jl-7-A.l between Ah Goo. nacond »on
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      76 6 MARRIAGE HAS IMPROVED It is high time that we look at what Is right with marriage, rather thar. what ls wrong with It." says Paul H. Landift In the July Reader's Digest (now on sale). In thlg provocative article he suggests that we expect more In marriage rhan ever before,
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    POWER FAILURE HIT WHOLE ISLAND
    254 7 POWER FAILURE HIT WHOLE ISLAND All trolleys stopped A FAULT in a water circulation pump at Pasir Panjang power station cut off electricity supplies all over Singapore island yesterday. Trolley buses were brought to a standstill in city streets when the supply failed. Machinery in factories and air-conditioning plants in
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    Indian flag to fly in Malaya
    42 7 INDIANS in Singapore and thr Federation ran fly the Indian national flag from sunrise In mmwl on Independence l>a> Aue I.V vo > an announcement from India House. Singapore >>perial perm hern given by the Federation (lovernment.
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    Pneumonia is the top killer again
    53 7 Pneumonia is the top killer again KUALA LUMPUR. Th PUMONIA again headed :he er diseases In the Federation during the ndinc July 25. •hty-two cases of pneumonia were reported and there were 22 d> The week before there were 12 dea Enteric fever "ati.»ed nne "ntrry Threr b typhus report-
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    Teachers learn
    23 7 KUANTAN. Thur.v Mr. R. K Brady, representat vo ol British Council in the ition. lectured to teachere on 'Your pupils and
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    Court forced to adjourn
    79 7 O\MN(. to the electric fans going out of action yesterday proceedings in the Singapore Court of Appeal had to be adjourned one hour before the lunch interval. Mi. N. A Mallal. who was Addressing; the court, complained of feeling Kiddy. He said he would like to
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    Public lecture
    43 7 Mr V W Frampton w.H cive a public lectnre on Technical Education By Correspondence at the Singapore YMCA hall. Orchard Road, at 7 p.m. on Aug. 11 The lecture is sponsored by the Singapore branch of the Technical Association of Malaya.
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    Nanyang site inspected
    82 7 Fifteen Federation representatives of the Nanyang University Council, who yesterday saw the Singapore site on which the university wilj be built, said its natural surroundings are ideal They spent nearly two hours inspecting the 500-arre site off the 14i 2 milestone. Jurons Road. Amonc the visitors were
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    Five men start planning the City's stadium
    241 7 Five men start planning the City's stadium BIG PROBLEM IS TO RAISE THE MONEY T*HE Singapore Sports Stadium Board has begun to plan and estimate the cost of a modern stadium on the Serangoon Road site which the Government bought for $2,113,000. The board has appointed a sub-committee of five,
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    State welfare elections
    60 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs Elect'ons to the Kedali State welfare committee will ov held at th<» Balai, Besar. Alor Star, on Aug. 29 when noml- nations will be received. The corr.»nltte^ at Its meetini in Bunße. Patanj today decided to ask the central welfare committee for a grant
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    Report and be stabbed, he warned
    99 7 A MAN who broke into a girls' room warned her five timea that he would stab anyone I who helped her report, the Singapore First Criminal District Court was told yesu rday. Lian Bah Chye. 34. unable to pay a $300 fine, was gaoled
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    *Reds stole my identity card'
    62 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Selamat bin Mohamod Soh told the Sessions Court here today that his identity card had been stolen by CornmunLsts who entered his house. He was charged with housebreaking and stealing a pair of gold earrings and a g°l3 ring The charge was
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    RAIL SPIES SAID TO BE IN UNION
    194 7 and Tcmpler may be told KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. riE Malayan Railway Traffic Operators' Union will i investigate charges that the railway authorities control the Port Swettenham Port Clerical Workers' Union through agents in the union Mr. G. Leo, president of the traffic union,
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    Girl Guides mourn Mrs. Pinnick
    172 7 Girl Guides mourn Mrs. Pinnick KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs— Girl Guides throughout Malaya today mourned the death of their former chief. Mrs. Agnes Pinnick. in Alor Star, Kedah, this morning. Mr.s. Pinnick reorganised 'he the Girl Guide movement after the liberation and had bern chief Commissioner .since 1946. For her work,
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    'Make this land into a park'
    62 7 Mr. V. K. Nalr Labour South' will ask the Singapore City Council shortly to develop I 10 acres of Crow,n land near Newton -Circus for use as a park and children's playground He .said last nipht that the Newton-Dunearn Road area had grown so
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    BANDITS WERE BUSY ON TUESDAY
    134 7 Then they had a day off KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. riERE was no terrorist activity in the Federation durinc the last 24 hours but a backlog of earlier i incidents was reported. MONDAY: A woman terrorist surrendered in the Segamat area of Johore. A handRrenadr was
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    School's gift
    23 7 Th»* student*, teachers and prinipal of the Methodist Boys' Afternoon School. Singapore, have given $501 towards the Geylang Fire Relief fund.
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    Woman falls in river, drowns
    42 7 IPOII, Thur.s A 42-year-old woman. Hong Saw Fah, fell into the river and was drowned in the Kampong Tawas New Village yesterday The woman was drawing 1 water for her vegetable garden when she slipped and fell
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    Married
    39 7 SITIAWAN. Thurs- Mr. On,? Keam Par. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ong Seok Kirn was married to j Miss Lucy Tan. daughter of Mr and Mrs Tan Jin Hoe at the Chun* Ch.eng Ch nese School here yesterday.
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    Annual meeting
    31 7 The second annual general meeting of the Singapore Government Local Staff Benevolent Association will be held at 5 p.m. on Aug. 14 at th 1 Civil Service Association canteen.
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    'Splendid' plan
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The High Commissioner, Gen. Bir Gerald Templer. congratulating- Dunlop Malayan Estates 1 Ltd. on its scheme to give scholarships to labourers' j children, said: "This is a splendid and far-sighted j scheme. I understand it is I costing about $65,000."
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    MOVE TO HELP SPORE SHOP STAFF
    146 7 rpHE Singapore Progressive Party has drafted a Bill, which nvav be introduced in the Legislative Coimc'l next month, to regulate the work-; !n» hours of shop assistants. Tho BUI has been referred j to the legal members of the I Party for their views,
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    SHE'S OFF TO STUDY IN BRITAIN
    59 7 .MISS MMtMM Khonu Mm Lan a private 1 nurse since IM.'i. Irlt Singapore in the Corfu yesterday on oneyear Sino-British scholarship for postgraduate •■tiidy in Britain. The first part of the course, which has hrrn arranged by the Royal Cnlleee "f Miclwives, will he
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    CONCERT OFFERS COME IN
    182 7 CONCERT OFFERS COME IN For City Day on Padang SINGAPORE C :ty Counr had several offers to stage magic, dancing, music other en'ertainment at an open-air variety concert to relebrate City Day. These Include Indian muslr and .songs by the Tenkasi I lim Benefits Society and items by the Maudrenea
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    Hindus to hold a festival
    60 7 Hindu officers in Govern ment departments will conduct sathurthi" festival at th? Sri Scnpaga Vinayagar Temple. 19 Ceylon Road. Katong next Thursday from 5.30 p.m to 9 p.m. There will be special pooia service. Music will be pro\ld<<l by Mrs Nagaratnam Suppiah. Pandit M. Ramalingam.
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    MacD will meet club members
    49 7 JOHORE BAHPU. Thnr.v The Young Malayans Club ol Johore Bahru will hold a party tomorrow at Buki' hrah School so Mr Maleolrr. Mac Donald, the Club's patron, can meet member.s. Mr. MacDonalri Is expected to launch an appeal for the Young Malayans Endowment Fund
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    m Mil
    49 7 MADDOX Mrs. Clnra A v idow of MM la»e Capt. C W. B Maddox. and beloved mother of Bertha. Charlie. Edith and John. away peaceful!) last night Cortege will leave 549. Upper ScranRoad. for service at the Cathedral of the Oood Shepherd at 5 pm this evening.
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      66 7 Don't run down to the canvas! if Apart from the fact it it a legal offence to run on a cover with the canvas showing it is also dangerous to do so. Accidents can be caused through the use of worn tyres. For safety, smooth riding and long service us*
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      118 7 The Weather Minimum temperature 1 7 30 p m on A,ug. sto 1M am on Aug. It; Sinjjaporo (71 degrees i. Penan? <70 1. Kota Bahru i74i. Kuala Lumpur <74>, Ipoh < 73 1 Kuantan <73 Maximum temperature '7 30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Aug. 6>: Singapore < 89
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    29 broke traffic rules, fined $830
    55 8 Fne> totalling $830 were imposed on 29 traffic offendn the Singapore Second Traffic Police Court yesterday. They were summoned for fa lin e to obey trattic light llcnaU, fal.ng to stop at trafhr hal* signs, ridin^ bicycles M night w.thout lights, ln:"rate driving, and
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    War Dept.
    68 8 THE WAR DEPARTMENT in Singapore has decided tha 1 discharge notices issued to three of its telephone operators will remain The Army Civil Service Union was told of this yesterday in a letter from the Army's Command Secretary. Mr. S T. U. Lingam, president of the union, told
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    Fainting juror
    31 8 The juror who fainted at the Singapore Assizes on Wednesday was Mr Charles I MrKee and not Mr. R. G. Pearce as stated in the Straits I Times yesterday.
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    WOMAN HAS PLAN TO CURB VICE
    307 8 'Sex films may help but... THE best way to minimise prostitution in Malaya is to license brothels in clearly defined "red-light districts', Mrs. Shirin Fozdar. secretary of the Singapore Women's Council, said yesterday Men can now go to hotels and amusement parks to find
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    Gaol, $2,000 fine for lottery man
    73 8 ALOR STAR. Thurs.—Magistrate Tuan Syed Hussein Jamalull.l yesterday imposed hLs tlrst uaol sentence for an offence relating to the "100. 1.000 and 10.000 characters' lottfrv. He sentenced Khoo En* Guan. a labourer, to a month* gaol and fineri him $2,000 or another four months.
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    PRESENTING GUNNER CHOY She is in the army now
    155 8 PRESENTING GUNNER CHOY She is in the army now AVRS. Elizabeth Choy, I*l (left) Legislative Councillor and Justice of the Peace, will spring to attention tonipht when a Volunteer Corps sergeant calls out "Gunner Choy!" For Mrs. Choy is in the Army now. She joined up this weeu and will
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    confirms 'sack' notices
    59 8 confirms 'sack' notices gency council meeting om Sunday to discuss the dis- j missals. It had threatened to call a one-day strike oi about 100 operators employed in Army establishments. If the strike takes place the establishments affected will be: The Singapore Base District. Pasir Panjang camp, i General Headquarters,
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    Unions support new organisation
    38 8 Some Government unions and not the Government itself as was stated in yester- days Straits Times have expressed support of the* political association being formed in Singapore by lawyers, doctors and professional men. I
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    No L plates
    30 8 MUAR. Thurs.— A provisional driving licence holder. Won? Yin. was fined $35 hor^ fnr driving without being accompanied by a competent driver and failing to display plates.
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    Malayans get U.S. degrees
    69 8 Two Malayan teachers ha\" been awarded degrees at the George Peabody College for Teachers at Nashville Tennessee, U. S. A They are Mr. Geh Hun^ Kheng. of Penang. and Mr. Chua Cheng Chye. of Kuala Lumpur, who received the degree of Bachelor of Science. A Singapore
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    $20 extortion alleged
    55 8 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs. Cheah Sin. a Chinese, was I charged in the sessions court I here with extortion by puttin? i Fang Hock Keng in fear of arrest and inducing him to hand over $20. Cheah claimed trial. After evidence by Fang and a detective the hearing
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    It's up to the people to furnish their cultural centre
    197 8 It's up to the people to furnish their cultural centre /CONSTRUCTION of a $300,000 cultural rentre for the Adult Education Council will befcin in Penanc Lane. Singapore, in two or three months, Prof. T. H. Silcock, of the University of Majaya. said yesterday Addrcs-sinj; Rotary Inner Wrn-rlers' lunch at the
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    TWO SONGS —AND A WHISTLE
    86 8 WHILE a few friends and dock workers waited for the T.iiluwah to dock yesterday, 400 Chinese students from Indonesia bound for Chir.a, broke into Communist Alter two .sonns. one of the student leaders blew a whistle and the wharves were quiet again. Singapore Port authorities
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    Moved flour: $25
    29 8 MUAR. Thurs Chui Seon^ Teng whs fined $25 or a wi Caol for movinc fi tahils ol i flour in a restricted ar Pungei Mati TanuKak
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    CHILDREN MISS 'FATHER XMAS'
    142 8 CHANAN SINGH, the elderly jaga at the Singapore Mn< ming Club who is affectionately known to hundreds of children as "Father Christmas." is seriously ill In the General Hospital. Since July 26, when hLs familiar figure was missing from the Swimmins Club. hundreds have asked "Where's
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      129 8 HSjsijjg^r~/^^g||, /(^t E 46tH ANNUAL REPORT of the ESTD- 1907 ir-T^IlP Hindustan for 1952 once again reflects Head Office:- XSMi rhe ou d j— **<*«**'« CALCUTTA /afillb a continued public confidence (foStlp which have always attended its carcc; J Jjrt j NEW BUSINESS \Vsl C 952) OVER Ira- > $105,000,000
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      236 8 The Nl rails I lines t rossnunl P 1 ?Mla4 m s m m 0 ~S— T" 19 20 ZlZ' I ZSZ^ A< ROSS 5. Mipht be Highly uncertain (2. 8. Firm with aomt money In the 3 ]ai> ,4) 6. Usually one of "two veg." <fl) 9. General now
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    So they relaxed on the river
    383 9 So they relaxed on the river There was more uiaui a little slKQiiicance In the pleasant river cruise which Sir Gerald and Lady Templer took last week-end. The Pahang Rivt-r has never been banditinfested in its lower reaches, but it has been troubled off and on by dissident bands who
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      106 9 f DAVID X BROWN if m SIX TRACTORS AND SIXTY IMPLEMENTS M m ALL BUILT TO DO MORE WORK AT LESS COST fIR There are 6 tractors and 60 implements in the David Brown rjo-«e, each one designed in close alliance w'tn agricultural engineers and experienced practical farmers. They're built
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    Far East 'surgeon' in steel
    231 10 Far East 'surgeon' in steel A SURGEON IN STEEL." Mr. F D. Blake, of Mctalock (Britain i Ltd. has been posted to Calcutta to answer Far East calls for help in repairs to fractured parts of machinery. He left Singapore yesterday for Calcutta after repairing a 5 in. long and
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    Malaya to supply half Japan's Bauxite imports
    253 10 J^ MALAYAN bauxite mine will supply nearly half of Japan's total bauxite imports for the manufacture of aluminium in the next 12 months. A contract for supply of 100.000 tons of bauxite was signed several days ago. Mr. W. A. Conrad, managing director
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    Stifled export trade blamed for failures
    138 10 Stifled export trade blamed for failures CTIFLINO of Singapore s entrepot trade by Indonr.si/ir. and Singapore Government restrictions and exchange controls had far-reaching repercussions throughout the business community. Sir Harold Gillett. chairman of Whiteaway. Laidlaw and Co. Ltd told the recent annual meeting Sir Harold told shareholders that a number
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    Malaya prepares for 8.1. F. display
    215 10 MALAYAN participation in next year's British Industrial Fair in London and Birmingham is now being planned. In past years. Maiayu taken a leading part In the B.l.F's extensive Colonial tion. Organised m London by Malaya Hou.se oflicial.v opportunity us tak\n to snow people in
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    AIR FRANCE WANTS MORE COMET JETS
    130 10 AIR Francf has followed up i\ its initial order for three Comet IA jet airliners with another order for three Cornet Us to be delivered in early 1955. The Comet lAs which were dclivred to A!r France recently by the De Havilland Aircraft Company
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    U.S. uses more natural rubber
    77 10 VTATURAL rubber used in the I A! United States in June was 2.096 long tons above the May consumption figure, according to figures released by the Rubber Manufacturers' Association The June total of natural rubber consumed wa.s 48.958 tons Natural rubber was 40.64 per cent,
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    Asian nations are holding firm on gold and U.S. dollar reserves
    300 10 nations exporting raw materials are holding their gold and I.S. dollar reserves ;il><>iit even. s;ivs the National City Bank in its Augusi report from New York. The report added the large.st gain of gold and dollars since I the
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    Federation receives more tor copra, coconut oil
    264 10 TPHK value of Federation exports of copra and coconut oil increased by 52.9 million during the first half of this year compared with the corresponding period of last year. This was in spite of the slight decrease in actual exports of both commodities.
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    ATOMIC ENERGY NO WORRY TO COAL INDUSTRY
    120 10 ATOMIC ENERGY NO WORRY TO COAL INDUSTRY EARLY competition from atomic energy as fuel for electric ppjver generating plants is not worrying the coal industry in Pittsburgh, in the United States. The president or «he Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company, Mr. (ieort,c 11. Love, said new methods of "piping" coal in
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    World food supply from the ocean?
    58 10 The University of Miami nas tieen given a four-year <»rant of U5575,000 for research in marine biology by the Rockfeller Foundation The grant Is related to the general long-range problem ot increasing the world's food supply. A detailed study is to be made to
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    Modern cold store plant installed in Malaya
    247 10 I ATEST cold storage methods lor preservation of perishable foods are continually being developed and introduced into Malaya to keep up with the most modern international standards Refrieerated storage me- nods at present being used by the Singapore Cold Storage Co Ltd. are
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    153 11 lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharra* or expected today are Bolma 1-2. Shoryu Maru 4-5. Dalla C.P.. Atla* Maru 6-7. Benaider 8-9 Shlnwa Maru 11. Arima Maru 13-14. Slamat 18. Belleville 19-UO Kampar KPM N Wall 4. Salong N Wall 6. Rawang N Wall 8. Marudu 21-22.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    92 11 The Malayan Exchange Bank; Asaoclation made the following change.* in its rates to merchants yesterday: NEW YORK: buying. T.T. 32 7'B. .ilr mall. OD 33. 90 days. 33 IB credit bills. 33 316 trade bills: I selling. TT. or OD. 32 llflC ready The selling rate. T.T. or
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    74 11 Singapore Chineor Produce Ex- change: Noon prices per pi' ul 1 were Copra: August S32 1 buyers. $33 sellers September $31 i buyers: $32. sellers Coconut oil: $54 sellers Pepper: quiet; White down $10. I Black down $5. Muntok white $375. Sarawak $370 Inmpone black $310 Lewis and
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    IMPROVEMENT IN SHARE MARKET IS MAINTAINED
    519 11 IMPROVEMENT IN SHARE MARKET IS MAINTAINED RUBBER AND TIN RISE rIE improvement in the Singapore share market reported on Wednesday continued yesterday when there was a decidedly better feeling throughout the market. The volume of activity was greater than for some time past in both the tin and industrial sections
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    RUBBER PRICES
    116 11 Indications of genuine buying coming in from consuming countries were a factor In the Singapore rubber market yesterday. August first grade closed at 64*4 cents a pound, half a cent above Wednesday's close. At one stage, August reached 643 4 cents. The market generally was brighter with good
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    156 11 MELBOURNE Thurs DUYERS contJnu«l to bid strongly for Renn-al lnve-unents on the Stock Exchange today The uptrend of prices m maintained. Preference Issue* were again In good demand Several good rises vi ere recorded. Closing prices of selected stock* loday compared with Wednesday were: Loan3 1 1945-59 £93
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    WALL STREET
    113 11 NEW YORK. Thurs QN the Stock Market yes'erday w there was further mild losse* with the market continuing Its effort to consolidate recent advances Pressure was mostly llmlte.i and it was considered the list was acting quite well. Declines were in the majority among industrials and rails while
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    TIN PRICE
    36 11 The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was declared at $288 a picul. up HJSH. September 64% «4"i Oct. -Dec. M". «4 r i P.o.b. Oct. -Dec. 64 T 65' i Market —Steady quiet.
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    Yes, it's tougH, mighty tough in West
    412 12  - Yes, it's tougH, mighty tough in West BRIAN CROZIER "y starts murdering the men on the right side of the law. Matt Landry (Vaughn Monroe i, who Is doubtless the toughest man in those parts, is a marshal with a heart of pure gold, the iteelleti nerves in the West
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    TWO 'BAB' GIRLS OF THE SCREEN I. Jean Peters
    406 12 TWO 'BAB' GIRLS OF THE SCREEN I. Jean Peters \yHEN temperamental stars decide a role is not suited to their talents and this is the stock excuse— they go on suspension. This mean's that they sit on the side lines, without salary, until the picture they refused to play in
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    One-minute review
    235 12 One-minute review j COR wpcountry readers: cut i minute review of curbroyuhr to date week M week and will provide you with a quick fuidc to film w+tea i tfc«T reaefc your area. Tkr*« start: outttand- i ing; two start: above a**»%t\ one star; average. MOULIN ROUCI Ferrer triumphs 3i
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    'The Living Room'
    157 12 YJLTHEN the Singapore Arts Theatre presents The Living Room." Graham Greene's first play, at the end of the month, it vill be Riving Singaporeans a chance to see London's most discussed play of the moment The central theme is of a young and Innocmt eirl who after
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    A COMPLAINT
    96 12 HAVE had a com 1 plaint that I should not have criticised "Hans Christian Andersen" for failing to be about Hans Christian Andersen, on the grounds that a preliminary announcement described the film as a fantasy. Two comments: I did not criticise the film because its story of
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    2. Gloria Grahame
    355 12 YOU miuht pass Gloria Grahame in the street without a second glance a medium height, slender blonde who carries hor clothes with an air. But when she walks on sta^e she'll blot out any woman there even if the competition happens to be one of Hollywood's screen
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    , BOUGOURE RIDES THREE WINNERS
    1877 13 BOUGOURE RIDES THREE WINNERS Big Money and Mata Hari II score 'doubles' From EPSOM JEEP PENANG, Thursday. A SPLENDID "treble" by j«»< key (iarnet Bougoure on Strong And Free, Motion Picture and Mata Hari II highlighted today's r«r«»s at IVnan.. third da> of the August Hank Holiday Meeting. Mat a
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    BIG SWEEP
    75 13 1..ul M t.'.T5.2«0. 1 I •< I isjb.lb!i i o\:i ***** '$21 ihikii :hiit% (t14,U:.» Mji t>rs 136 earhi lIKWII. *****9. 1«4J17, 1 13 1........ si in «Mk): soy I 1R341K, I«l4*n. :k i«6718, .-lotvis. 5«.v»49. 14K739. I Tnrrc wa\ n». winning n.niKinimn nn the treble tote and
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    13 starters for Gold Cup
    169 13 By EPSOM JEEP DOUBLE HLUE and Colf>nel Diilv ar.. cioubtlul starters rof the Fcnansj Gold Cup over i; BtUen, leavin« v field of 13 to contest thp i GmIU Clio prububic.s were out on the track tllls morning jut low alirmuted to en against tii.-
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    John Henricks may swim in Singapore
    134 13 QEVENTEEN-year-old Job*s Kenrlcks, who early th's year won the Australian 111 yard.; freestyle swimming championship i n the world record time of 57.2 .seconds. :s dv t. ;irrvr in Singapo" 1 next Thursday en rout' Jai>an. where ho w 11 take Dart I in
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    Penang's attack lacks 'punch'
    303 13 Penang's attack lacks 'punch MALAYA CUP CLASH By OH KEF. TIANCi PENANG, Thurs. OVER CONFIDENCE cculd lead to Penang's undoing in their Malaya Cup interzone final against Kelantan. East zone winners, on Sunday at Victoria Green. Kelantan may be a "youn I,'1 State in Malaya's oldest soccer competition, but since
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    Rosewall in last eight
    110 13 NEW YORK. Thurs. TWO Australians and two Americans yesterday moved into the quarter final I round of the men's single-- play of the Eastern court tennis championships. I The top-seeded foreign player. 18-year old Ken Rosewall of Australia, gained a 6—2, 9—7 win over eighthit eded
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      58 13 the LUXURY AIRLINE f or EVERYONE /^fs4 JAGUAR for the second successi>c year won the JOHORE GRAND PRIX 1 (August 2. IM3) St. driven by Mr. C.F. POPE 2nd. driven by Mr. AU NAI FAI TRULY THE FINEST CAR OF ITS CLASS IN THE WORLD CYCLE CARRIAGE CO. mm LTD.
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      553 13 B^^l __W __w i _f 0_» I __\_____t^ > ____t U' W __\__________\\jmf_ I THIS picture one of a series of six in TITLE CONTEST No. 6 has been given three titles. Which two <ii you think are best? A. HOW DID I MISS THAT? B. "DON'T LOOK NOW. BUT
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    FRASER TAKES THREE TITLES
    561 14  -  ANG, EAM HOCK By Chew Bee makes a fight of it in singles final THK nineteen-year-old visitor from Melbourne. Neale Fraser, won all three major titles when the Malayan lawn tennis championships were concluded on the Singapore Cricket Club courts yesterday. He won the singles ajrainst
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    COMPLETE RESULTS
    234 14 |£l >I LTB of all linal«. in tin Malayan Onniv hampinnships Men's sirmlev; j rAM r brat One t'hrw Bee 6-4. 6-3. >Icn\ doubles: Ncali- Frawr and (i. T. Holloway brat Ons (hew Ore ar.d Lini Hrt h*n ".-7. 6-4. U'omrn's »in.lrs Mrs dr rics ■Mttfl biat >»-s.
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    Mrs. Batten wins trial of patience
    243 14 By JOHN MARKS THE lormor Ea.st Java champion. Mrs. Susan d* 1 Batten, added the :i women's single* n-nrr.s to her "collection" yes-t.-rd iv by tv Martha Young 6-3. 3-6. 6-3. Try- final Listed nearly J5 md throughout t Droduced and re.<--:n both Mrs.
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    Record entry for hockey competition
    157 14 A FTER i two-hour committee i mfetir.g of the Singapore I Hockey Association at the Singapore Recreation Club yester- I day. it was decided to mak» arrangements for the Indian Services hockey team to play three matches In Singapore i during October Mr 8 Yogorajah,
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    U.K. cricket close of play
    134 14 LONDON Thur.v THK Hum- of play mm in the ;nty hanipionship inaUlies n>d;iv At the Ovhl Sorrey 2H4 i.-mi\>i>:i I Row 83. laker 81 > and 75 for 1; Hampshire 172. At Leicest«T. Leic*st«rihlrf for 9 tied, iriallam 59. Tun. plan orkslnre 253 for 8.
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    Holloway played a full part in win
    445 14 VETERAN (ieorce Hnllnway plaveri full part in thr victory lie and young Noale Frasrr scored <>\cr (hew Bee and Hoe Chin to win the Malayan doublrs title 6-3, 5-7, 6-4. Although the sc<>: close, the Australian pair were always in front up till
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    POR LIM AND MARJAN SET FOR DOUBLES
    146 14 POR LIM AND MARJAN SET FOR DOUBLES V<i\<i\roKi: \s TfcaaaM »n k doubles < oinlim.. imn Or, lim and Ismail bin Hm-Jm In regain thr Malavin dnuhlr^ ii,|, tin Ii UttJ l"-l l.«^l f*M «hrn kWM by law Trik Mm k .tnci I I i IMMC f J'tiiii'K. at Ihr
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    CHAPMAN TO LECTURE
    53 14 The chief Scottish athlrtics coach. Mr. H. A. L.. Chapman, is due to arrive at Kallang airport today at 4.45 p.m. Tomorrow he will give a 'ecture and demonstration at Raffles Institution at 5 p.m. and on Sunday he will lecture at the British Council Hall, also
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    WARWICK 270-8 TAKE 5 FOR 162
    220 14 BIRMINGHAM. Thursday. IT'ARWICKSHIRE. who were 225 for four overnight, TT declared at 270 for right, this morninc in thrir match against the touring Australians. Rain dolayrd the start for 20 minutes and after only 26 minutes play more showers felL The WaratekshUe opening batsman,
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    Woodbridge held
    34 14 Woodbridßc Hospital And Indian Brotherhood Soccerito* drew 2-2 In a SAFA DiT. 3B Kamr at Gcylang yesterday. I.smaij and Ahmad Ripp;in scored for Woodbridcc, whiio Sankar and D. Muthusmay replied for IBS.
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    S.B.A. junior tournament ties
    385 14 KENU ties In the StJSJipsN Badminton As<;o<iaMon Junior tournament pre: -\Tt RDAY ourl No. M.. mm h. Hj. Slraj A: A. Azir h Ahmad 'Priendlyi v Md. Salleh Kur.shi A: A. Rahman Krenan iS. Shene>: Chan Meng Hui A> Maron b. JasoO Furwin^. v Michael Han
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    P.Brani hit 3 in Cup tie
    68 14 well below full Rtn ior cup first r p ■ood deal mnrr ol the midfleld piny than their hut could not V CC Inside Iffi i hut there waa nnnie the at rted. hv con goals in \i Kir shot lir !k.«h(»nk run had
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    CC TAX SHIELD SOCCER MATCH
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