Singapore Standard, 8 August 1950

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    15 1 Singapore Standard n VOL. IJiO- 37 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8. I<Kfl, 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    Mac Donald Says Gateways Firmly Held Against Reds
    996 1 Standard Staff Reporter I For the Communists, Burma and Indochina bordering on Red China are gateway to South-East Asia. But m Burma, the Communist-supported elements have been driven from their strongholds; m Indochina, the Communists have been retreating. The Indochinese gateway to
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    4 Wounded As Reds Hurl Hand-Grenades Into Saigon Casino
    56 1 SAIGON. Aug. 7— (UP)— Communist-led guerillas hurled three hand-grenades at the swank Grand Monde Casino today wounding four persons. One of the grenades failed to explode. Some 200 guests, including a number of American and British newspaper correspondents, were m the
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    US Military Mission Here
    37 1 photo. Major General J. H. N. Po-tt. Chief of Staff, FARELF, left, who met the U S Ambassador John F. Melby. chairman of the U.S. Military Mission which arrived ii SinVaSr^i! terday.- Standard
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    US Concerned Over Malayan Situation, Says Mission Head
    369 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE United States Government is much concerned over the present situation m Malaya— if it wasn't we wouldn't be here, U.S. Ambassador John F. Melby, chairman of the United States Military Mission which arrived m Singapore yesterday said at
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    France Aims At Creating 15 Divisions
    133 1 PARIS, Aug. 7 (UP) France announced today a US $5,714,000,000 rearmament programme aimed at creating 15 new and fully armed divisions within three years. The Government pledged itself to draw out the programme as France's contribution to the overall strengthening of North Atlantic Pact
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    3 Hurt As China Reds Fire On British Vessel
    108 1 HONGKONG. Aug. 7 (Reu-ter-AAP) Batteries on the Chinese Communist islands near Hongkong opened fire on the British steamer Hangsang (3,541 tons) this afternoon. The Hangsang, a Jardine Matheson steamer, was approaching Hongkong from Sandakan, Borneo. This was the second attack m
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    Two Jet Fighters In Manila Missing
    42 1 MANILA, Aug, 7— (AP)— The U.S. Thirteenth Air Force announced today that two of its F-80 jet fighters were missing. They took off from Clark Field at noon, and were believed down somewhere m Northern Luzon.
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    B-29's Bomb Pyongyang Railway Yank
    161 1 B-29's Bomb Pyongyang Railway Yank I TOKYO, Aug. 7 (AP) B-29's plastered Pyongyang and Woosan with more than 540 tons of bombs today m their heaviest strike of the Korean war. The Far East Air Force said B-29's that were m the United States only six days ago joined m
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    Harriman Visits Frontline, Says Troops Cheerful
    98 1 TOKYO, Aug. 7— (AP)— President Truman's special assistant on foreign affairs, W. Averell Harriman, flew to the Korean war front today as American troops kicked off on their first offensive. On his return to Japan Harriman said he found American military leaders and South
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    3,000 See Turk Start Channel Swim
    66 1 CAP GRIS NEZ. France, Aug. 7.— (UP)— Turkish student Murat Guler slipped into the English Channel here at 1435 GMT today m his attempt to swim across to England. Nearly 3.000 persons lined the beach to watch the Busky Turk take his plunge. Guler
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    Wellington Koo Says 3rd War Inevitable
    104 1 TAIPEI Aur 7— (AP)— Nationalist China's Ambassador to thTunited States today said a third world war was m and expressed his solid convictio. that the democracies would^in^ Tmi^ for eomsul tation with htefo^Tment, said the NaUonalist. should he DVewred to play their full part
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    Americans Start 1st Offensive, Drive 2 Miles Toward Chinju
    461 1 TOKYO, Aug. 7— (UP)'— Tank-supported United States Marines and Army troops drove nearly two miles toward Chinju today, inflicting heavy casualties on the Communist enemy m the first American offensive of the Korean war. Advances of up to 3,000 yards on
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    Hitch Seen In Yanks' first Push
    237 1 ON THE SOUTHERN FRONT NEAR MASAN IN KOREA, Aug. 7 (UP) The Communists threw a spanner into the machinery of the first American offensive m Korea today and trouble began before the drive was well under way. The break against the Americans resulted from
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    Eden: Danger To Peace Indeed Great
    157 1 WARWICK, ENGLAND, Aug. (AP) Anthony Eden warned on Monday that "the danger to peace ia very great indeed." The Conservative former Secretary, who once resigned his cabinet post as a protect against appeasing Fascism, asserted that "time is not on our side" m the
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    2 Killed In Rat Works Explosion
    78 1 TURIN, Aug. 7— (AP)— An explosion whose origin has not yet been determined caused I the collapse of part of the Fiat [Motor Works, the Fiat firm announced here last night. The firm said that so far two dead have been found and 15
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  • War Briefs
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      British Cruisers Attack
      40 1 TOKYO, An*. 6— (ReuterAAP)—Two British cruisers on the .Korean west coast, supported by two British destroyers, bombarded military targets at Inchon for two hours yesterday. British spotters described the firing as accurate and the results as "excellent."
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      Aussie Vets Enlist
      50 1 MELBOURNE, Aug. 7 (Reu-ter-AAP)—Veterans of the last war were queueing before dawn today at recruiting stations m all State capitals to enlist m Australia's expeditionary force for Korea. It was believed that the various State quotas for the Korea force were filled m the first four hours.
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      American Casualties
      60 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 (AP) —The U.S. Army announced on Monday that confirmed casualties of the Korean war up to Sunday totalled 2.616. A spokesman said 153 were killed, 1,590 wounded m action and 873 missing He said "the Army feels very strongly about the casualty report because it
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      Naval Units On Move
      48 1 COLOMBO, Aug. 7—(neuter)—A United States naval squadron, stated to be "making: all speed," arrived here today for refuelling and revictualling on its way from the Mediterranean to Korean waters. The squadron consisted of the cruiser Worcester, and the destroyers Berry, Keppler, Norris. and McCaffery.
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      PI Training Troops
      70 1 MANILA. Aug. 7—(UP)— President Elpidio Quirino disclosed at a press conference today that the Philippines Army is now training a fighting force for Korea which could be sent at the Philippine expense without any funds required from the United States and United Nations. He said 5.000 to
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      271 Correspondents
      50 1 TOKYO. Aug. 7 (ReuterAAP)—A record of 271 correspondents from 19 countries had been accredited as from today by the Public Information Officer, Far East Command, to cover the conflict m Korea between forces of the United Nations and the North Korean Communists, General Mac Arthur's Headuarters announced today.
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      Urges Cities Evacuated
      27 1 SACREMENTO, CALIFORNIA, Aug. 7—(AP)—James Roosevelt, Democratic nominee for Governor, proposes immediate evacuation of 4,000,000 or more Californians from key cities m case of attack.
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    More Reinforcements Pour Into Korean War
    161 1 SOMEWHERE IN KOREA. Aug. 7 (Renter A AP> American armoured reinforcements to support the American breakout of the vital Pusan bridgehead poured ashore at dawn today on a South Korean beach. The deserted strip of gravel beach was m Americanheld territory but the tanks
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    Communist Offensive In Asia Traced To Moscow, CG Reviews Situation
    886 2 THE WORLD today is witnessing a Tesurgence of Russian Imperialism, eager to conquer the earth, declared the Commissioiie*for South-East Asia, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald m a broadcast talk last right. He said: "This historical phenomenon has appeared periodically during recent
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    Tenants Query McNeice
    289 2 Tenants Query McNeice Standard Staff Reporter THE 26 TENANTS of the SIT flats m Cumberland Lane are not satisfied with the reply given by the Acting Municipal President, Mr. T.P.F. McNeice. to their complaint against the Trust's action In increasing their rent from $70 to $75 before giving them the
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    39 2 photo. These two amahs guarded dolls aad balloons for their small charges, and thoroughly enjoyed a bottle of coca cola each, at last Saturday's Garden Fete, held at Raffles Institution m aid of the Handicapped Children's Fund. Lillian Buckoke
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    Unlawful Possession Of Ammo Alleged
    72 2 HAMISH Barrie Mollison. appeared before Mr. C. Blake m the Third Police Court, yesterday, on a charge of being m possession of a .38 Smith and Weston six chamber revolver and five rounds of .38 ammunition m Jalan Besar at 4.30 a.m. on Aug. 6.
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    Colony Workers Education Assn. Formed
    105 2 Standard Staff Reporter A new body to conduct evening classes and organise lectures m English and vernacular languages for adult workers is being formed m Singapore. Known as the Workers Education Association, the formation of this body was first mooted some time last year. but
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    'George And Margaret' Best Comedy Repertory Has Put On
    362 2 Standard Dramatic Critic i THE TEST of a theatrical! repertory company lies m its i range of versatility, whether it can produce, with some degree of success, Shakespeare, farce, and drawing-room comedy. The Singapore Repertory has now tried all three. It
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    Australian Aid To Malaya Within Her Limit
    464 2 Standard Staff Reporter AUSTRALIAN External Affairs Minister, Mr. Percy Spender declared yesterday that Australian aid to Malaya was within the limit of her resources, when referring to the heavy bombers and Dakota transport planes already despatched to Malaya to assist the R.A.F. operations.
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    Teachers' Pay Scheme Submitted To Govt.
    193 2 Standard Staff Reporter A UNIFIED salary scheme for teachers has been drawn up by the Singapore Teachers Union. The scheme has been sent to the Singapore Government for Its consideration. The schemr. it is learnt, fs modelled on the Unified Health Scheme proposed for
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    35 2 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Minjoot after their wedding last Saturday at the Church of St. Joseph. The bride was formerly Miss Doris Rodriffues. Flower girl was Veronica de Souza and page hoy Sandra de Souza.
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    Squatters To Make Way For $5 MilUon Abattoir Building
    333 2 Squatters To Make Way For $5 MilU on Abattoir Building Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Municipal C to build the $5-million abattoir at Hei PW year. But the immediate problem i «*U of moving all the squatters who are 4 there. ifl The project involves the development of about 25
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    Joint Probs Into $30,000 Loss
    32 2 Standard M.ifT Rrporw THE S and the I: jointly ii c dltappi (Malayai Ifrom a piano. The i p<»r»» The |q w» I Airport, v routine civ
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    SITUATIONS VACANT
    14 2 War and gi paper 1 X r Mal-r- Apply Stand Singapoi c
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    'LAW OF EVIDENCE'
    30 2 A talk on the "Law of Evidence" will be given at 8 p.m. today at the Club House of the Sacred Heart Church C.V.M.A. m Tank Road.
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    Strikers To Continue Picketing
    63 2 Strikers To Continue Picketing sion Emp tinue pick Company's ccau Avci mont mrs't ire-instat« ent, Mr. D r >** at Tl i^V Road The bour. Mi ring to th< copies of two meetr replied t\ ary f > r{; «J keep mm- k for^t, made one of th represent a
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    Nadra Pleads With ! Hertoghs: 'Do A Good Deed, Leave Us Alone'
    411 3 Nadra Pleads With Hertoghs: 'Do A Good Deed, Leave Us Alone' Standard Staff Reporter. "IF YOU are really good Christians O nd as civilised as you think you are, w hy not show your goodness by a kind 06 Let us live by ourselves. Leave us alone. I am happy
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    FOUND FLOATING IN JOHORE STRAITS
    43 3 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The body of a Chinese was found floating m the Johore Straits yesterday. An identity card found on the body gave the name of Ho Wah Siang of Malay Street, I Singapore.
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    Jasin Farmers Told To Use Govt-Aid Scheme
    118 3 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Mon. The Resident Commissioner, alacca, Mr. G. E. C. Wisdom, has advised penghulus, iv ats a nd others interested to take full advantage of rural and industrial development scheme adopted d> the Federation of Malaya. hi- opened the 1950
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    Party To The Dodsworths
    69 3 Dr. and Mrs. M. Dodsworth had given of their very best to Christianity m Malaya. This tribute was paid to them at a farewell tea party held yesterday at the Singapore Tamil Methodist Church m Short Street. More than 100 members of the church and their
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    RAF Regiment To Recruit 90 More Men
    150 3 FLT. /LIEUT. A. W. J. Enstone will lead a party to recruit about 90 Malays for the Royal Air Force Regiment (Malaya). The itinerary of the recruiting party will be as follows: Aug. 22 and 23— Alor Star (surrounding kampongs); Aug. 24 Alor
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    Unionists Will Visit Estates
    100 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. Visits to rubber estates mines and factories and a meeting with members of the central committee of the Malayan Trade Union Council are included m the programme of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions delegates when they visit I
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    'You'll See How Happy We Are,' Adds Adabi
    231 3 Standard Staff Reporter school teacher and scouter, who* married Nadra, sent bet?^S>Med Herto hs after messagi had Showing less signs of nervousness, at times wearing a serious look, and seldom looking away from his young wife, Adabi began by saying how "unhappy"
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    Welfare Girl On Corruption Charge: Dispute Over Dates
    974 3 Standard Staff Correspondent nualii^f^ L^. MPUR Mon. Because of the confusion of dates and the ?ra a te Vr Mr giVei b e mai P™*^ witnesses, the first magfs! Tifo^K 5' ack r€served Judgment today on whether or not to call Miss
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    Charity Week Nets $20,000 In Malacca
    134 3 Charity Week Nets $20,000 In Malacca Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Mon.— A large audience attended the concert and talentime show yesterday afternoon at the Cathay Theatre m aid of Malacca Charity Week Fund. Malacca charities will benefit to the extent of over $20,000, it is believed. Thirteen finalists and three
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    FLYING TO WOUNDED BROTHER
    65 3 Standard Staff Reporter AN emergency call from a wounded soldier lying m military hospital m Ipoh to his only sister m London was answered yesterday with the arrival of 20-year-old Joan Cane. She arrived by Qantas Constellation to help save her brother's life Miss Cane was
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    Malacca Move To Keep Out Consul From Red China
    196 3 WHEN the Malacca Settlement Council meets on Thursday, Inche Mohd. AM bin Salleh will move that the Council "places on record that Malacca does not want any accredited consul or representative of the Communist Chinese Government m the Settlement." Inche Mohd.
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    Sikh Saw Bis Father Shot Dead
    168 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A 27-year-old special constable, Chanan Singh, was charged before Mr. Justice Spenser Wilkinson m the Supreme Court today with murdering a Sikh, Munsha Singh, by shooting him with a rifle m the labourers' lines on Kepong Tin Dredging
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    62 3 Miss Glory Daniel ©f the Nursing SUIT of the Screm baa General Hospital who is going to the United Kingd i for farther training. Miss Daniel is well-known In the Negri sports circles. Beside* representing the State In the women's hockey and bad minton. Miss Daniel has also won several
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    Tapper Charged With Extortion: Bail Opposed
    117 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. Yaman bin Khalib Mohamed, a middle-aged Malay rubber tapper, claimed trial before Raja Suleiman m the Magistrate's Court today, on a charge of attempting to extort $4,200 from a Chinese, Chong Pot, and eight others at Kampong Pantai
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    ACQUITTED OF THEFT
    28 3 Standard Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Monday. The Johore Magistrate today acquitted and discharged Ismail bin Abu Baker on a charge of theft of a trisha.
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    Yahya Keeps His Promise
    87 3 Standard Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR, Mon. A Malay newsagent, Inche Yahya Bashir, was host to some thirty friends at an ice-cream party last Friday. It was a big occasion for Inche Yahya. Prior to the UMNO mass meeting held at Johore Bahru to appeal to Dato
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    New Staff For Selangor Chamber
    155 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. The Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce has made an entire change m its office staff m Kuala Lumpur. At the head of the staff was Mr. Chin Kok Chan, who had taken charge of the office for more than
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      243 3 SELANGOR— Today I IPOH— Today ■Rex: Buccaneer's Girl 12.30, Ruby: The Secret Garden 1.00. I 2 30, 2.30, 6.30 and 9.15 p.m. I 3.00. 6.45 and 9.00 p.m. Madras: The Law of the Wild Re 1 x o /lc The^ s L°r^ of Molly X 2.00, 6.00 and 9.00 pm.
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    COMBINED SHOW
    38 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KOTA BHARU. Mon. B fore a large gathering, the Sultan of Kelantan on Saturday opened the combined Pasir Mas and Tumpat districts' exhibition of Agricultural products and art and crafts at Pasir Mas.
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    Bandits Kill Bus Passenger; Police Forces Hit Back
    404 4 Bandits Kill Bus Passenger; Police Forces Hit Back Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. While bandits opened fire on a passenger bus killing one and wounding two m one part of Pahang yesterday, other gangs destroyed $4 800 worth of railway property and damaged estate property m another part of
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    Penang Is Still Waiting For Reply On Secession
    285 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sun. Penang is still waiting for the reply to the petition for the secession of Penang and Province Wellesley from the Federation, the Secretary of the Secession Committee Mr. N. Ponnudurai told The Standard today. "The Settlement wishes
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    Postmen Discuss Salary
    71 4 SIGHT: Haji Abdul Rahim Ms Tahir, Malaya's Commisskmer of Pilgrims, being taken oat of a BOAC/Qantas Constellation after his arrival at Kalian* Airport last aigntHe was flown out from Cairo to Singapore for treatment of paralysis ABOVE* The lla ji m the ambulance which •waited him at
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    Malays Queue Up At Hospital Ward To Visit Sick Haji
    221 4 Standard Staff Repo/ter SINGAPORE GENERAL Hospital, Ward 4, saw an unusual rush during v siting hours yesterday when more than 30 Malays, men and women, paid homage to 38-year-old Haji Abdul Rahim bin Tahir, Malay's chief pilgrim officer. i Haji
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    Leaps To Death
    157 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon. A patient of the General Hospital leapt 45 feet to his death today from the second floor of the hospital building. The man, Tan Ah Hwa, was admitted on July 20 suffering from cancer of the lungs. Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon.—
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    Woman (26) Asks Court To Sentence Her To Death
    242 4 Manaara Man correspondent PENANG, Mob. Speaking m Cantonese, a 26-year-oid woman i> charged today with possession of seditious documents, asked the Mai Xh R. Home, m a calm and clear voice, to sentence her to death. e< Mi. I The Magistrate
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    Chief Scout Speaks
    54 4 THE FEDERATION High Commissioner. Su H.-nr* rZZ who Is Chief Scout of the Fed-ratlon M kin" postwar session of the Rover Scout 't. < rrir Castle Camp, Kuala Lumpur on Sunda>. s, tt.ru nrM Henry is the Comnr-sioner of Sro-it>. 1 •■(W.itinn i.i \i. laya, Mr. E.
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    'IWasMad,' Man (55) Tells Court
    86 4 'IWasMad,' Man (55) Tells Court Standard Correspondent IPOH Mon. A 55--year-old Chinese Chai Sin. charged with attempted suicide today told Magistrate, Che Rahaudin. "I was mad and I did not know what I was doing**. The Magistrate took the remarks as tantamount to claim in* trial and fixed Sept 2
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    MANAGER LEAVES
    33 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KOTA BHARU, Mon. Mr. W. K. Dargie, manager of the Mercantile Bank, Kota Bharu, has left for Europe on leave. He is succeeded by Mr. L. G. Atterburry.
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    Trade Unionists To Fete ICFTU Men
    55 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Mon. Labour leaders and trade unionists will entertain delegates of the International Confederation of the Free Trade Unions when they arrive here on Aug. 17. A tea party will be held at the Penang Clerical and Administrative Staff Union on
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    OXA Appoints New Committee
    89 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon —.Mr. Cheah Seng Khun was elected President of the Old Xaverians' Association at their special general meeting held at the Association's premises yesterday. Other office-bearers are Vice-Presidents Ong Soo Bin and If. Grand. Hon; Auditor: Mr. Yeoh Seok Hean; Hon. Librarian:
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    More Buildings, But Penang Is Still Overcrowded
    243 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon— There was considerable building activity m Penang during 1949, the major portion being directed at easing the housing situation, according to the Municipal Engineer's report for 1949. Unfortunately, the report states, the provision of substantial detached houses m
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    Teluk Anson Fire Razes Eight Houses
    106 4 Standard Staff Correspondent TELUK ANSON, Mon.— Members of the Teluk Anson Fire Service, assisted by the Police and the Scouts, battled a big fire which destroyed eight houses m Immigrant Road on Saturday night Thirty families were rendered homeless as a result of the
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    Scholarships Go A begging Despite Schools Expansion
    302 4 THE SARAWAK Government reports thrrf hit been "a considerable expansion" m t! m t'. primary education under the contml Uu il nithorlt^ throughout the Colony. On the subject of higher I states that the number of fciv I exceeds the number of applicants
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    The World, The Flesh & The Devil'- Egyptian Version
    61 5 The World, The Flesh The Devil'- Egyptian Version This eyeful of Egyptian cnties headed by Nelly Mazloutn appear m the Nahas Films' presentation "Ma fkansh al Bal," scheduled for release m Malaya shortly. ihe musical co-stars Kamal el Chennaoui and Rakia Ibrahim and has a supporting cast which includes Scrag
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    JOHN LUND HAS HIS OWN IDEAS ON KISSING GIRLS
    286 5 Hoi YWOOD, Auk. 7 Hollywood hero leas on the subl o: ki^ini? the screen's Jiniour girls and nit's >tar John Lund n-ption to the rule. a beautiful leadwork, if you quips honest c should know. briel but successireor he has portunity
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    Redskins Wear Feathers Only In Movies
    181 5 TOLL Y WOOD, Aug. 7.— Civilization has played havoc with the American Indian To the sheer amazement of Hollywood movie-makers, the Redskin has become "deglamourized." Director Leslie Fenton made this discovery when he hired two dozen Navajos for key scenes with Glenn Ford m
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    Hiroshima Film To Aid Reconstruction
    66 5 TOKYO. Aug. 7.— "The Beginning or the End," a sensational semi-document-ary M-G-M fi]m portraying the atomic explosion over Hiroshima five years ago on Sunday August 6, is to be released for one public showing m various parts of Japan, on Aug. 14 proceeds from which
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    Indian Hits On Colour Secret
    171 5 IJUBLI, Bombay State, ax Aug. 7— A 60-year-old Indian inventor here, has evolved a new process of "teehnicolouring" films, after nearly 20 years of research. The process called "spectrocolour" may revolutionise the whole film industry, since it produces results as good as those obtained through
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    Count The Cards To Win At Bridge
    266 5  -  WILLIAM E. McKENNEY BRIDGE CORNER BY VOT long ago I went over to the NBC studio to cut a recording for the Tex and Jinx show. While there I met Robert Taylor, who also was recording as a guest on their programme. We
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    SURPRISE
    56 5 Following the annual presentation of Golden Globes to outstanding: film personalities, at which Gene Kelly was master of ceremonies, the Metro-Goldwym- Mayer star was honoured with an award for his outstanding contribution to the screen. Olivia de Havilland and Ram Basal (a pre-war Singapore visitor and President of the
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    Olivia Dated Up With Books, Ann Booked Up With Dates
    712 5  -  ERSKINE JOHNSON REPORT FROM HOLLYWOOD by Hollywood, Aug. i —Behind the Screen: Ann Miller, who takes to night clubs the way Olivia de Havilland cottons to the latest issue of the Saturday Review of Literature, is pouting about the bad
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    SURPRISE PACKET
    178 5 LONDON. Aug. 7:— To mark Moira Shearer's first day's work m Powell and Pressburger's "Tales of Hoffman," her first film since The Red Shoes," three years ago, she received an unusual tribute from Japan. Japanese premiere ballerina Tani Momoko saw "The Red Shoes" m Tokyo, where it is
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    GABLE STILL A 'GAOLER'
    172 5 HOLLYWOOD, August T.— Clark Gable was cist m a familiar role when he began his gambling scenes m M-G-M's **Any Number Can Play." Several of the star's biggest hits on the screen have been m gambler characterizations, including his nr-t major success m **A Freo Soul,"
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    Because Of 7 Reds
    719 6 pISCUSSIONS between the Education Department and the Joint Committee representing the Chinese High School and the Nanyang Girls' High School have broken down. The matter is now, to quote a spokesman of the Joint Committee, "entirely m the hands of the Governor-in-Council." And we hope that
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    18 6 "Two days and two niehts at five boh an hour BHmey I'll say the position's serious!
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    Russians Knew US Would Intervene
    770 6 Russians Knew US Would Intervene Mkingsbury Smith* MXS European Ktnremu Gfen&rm ml 3fmnmger 9 hvliewn thm Rmssians ctompt mrmint gg r§ imwnmm'imte ulroir* «f«nri* with the US. BELIEF is growing In Western European dip- > lomatic circles that Russia > intends to refrain from pre--1 cipitating immediately a major war
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      185 6 Sir. —All associations !n this country have their ups and downs —only, when they are down, they never seem able |o come up! I am sure that many people m Singapore would be sorry to hear that that the once powerful body, the former Stjaits Settlements
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      Not The Same Brush, Please
      332 6 Sir:—In your review of Singapore's political parties: "Party Going—Gone," you state that "these are very anxious days for Secretaries of Singapore's political parties. No sooner have they welcomed a new and enthusiastic party member through the front door then they have to rush to let
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    Cora Will Help You Trap A Husband
    638 6  -  John Walters This beat-seller Is a menace to all innocent bachelors, says NEW YORK. POWERFUL American brains have for several years been concentrated upon the art or science of ensnaring men into matrimony. The girl who sat waiting coyly for the courtship and
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    It's the Talk of the Town
    387 6  - It's the Talk of the Town Observer by To Read Or Not To Read? COME fast exchanges (ook p>are at the Prrak State Council meeting on whether or not Councillors should be allowed to read their speeches The debate arose over the recommendation by the Standing Rules and Orders committee
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    Review of Views
    214 6 Review of Views Reopea ihe Si HANYANG Hith the the reopening nese seh«>ol« i two moi thr Recent l d«.wn the cu which the ich operation but were reported able to the i Inflltrati m i>| munist tlemi i schools was u schools founM their pres< NanyanR fact that (Chin,.
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    Heavy Casualties' In Macassar Fighting
    174 7 JAKARTA, Aug. 7 (UP) An Indonesian warship and a naval plane shelled and strafed former members of the Dutch Colonial Army (KNIL) at Macassar, capita) of the Indonesian island of Celebes, after heavy fighting broke out between die KNIL troops and guerilla forces m town.
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    'Australia Is Not Selling Men For US$'
    115 7 CANBERRA, Aug. 7 (ReuterAAP)— The Acting Prime Mi%. A W Fadrien, bitterly repudiated an opposition suggestion "that Australia's support of the United Nations with ground troops for Korea is being used as a bargaining lever to obtain dollars." Mr. Faddrn added. 'The derision
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    Aggression Is Beginning To Slacken'
    82 7 TOKYO, Aug. 7 (ReuterAvP):— More than 10,000 peris crowded into the national itre at Pusan yesterday to end a public meeting of the Commission on Korea. It the Kcond meeting to be since the invasion. Big rowda gathered outside to 'en to the broadcast speeches.
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    33 7 photo. Americas Army engineers m Korea are here sees using a two-wheeled native cart to remove large boulders from a riverbed, to prepare a route for the advance^ of American motor vehicles. I.N.
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    HK Rush For Macao
    33 7 '-KONG. Aug 7 <AP) t 5,000 people have gone to spend the pX,, 6ank holida > at Macao, iguew col -my 50 miles away. ihe casinos '.vere jammed ••ger gamblers.
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    Bombs Burst As 200 Families Fled
    185 7 FAIRFIELD SUISAN AIB BASE (Cal), Aug. 7 < Ap Two hundred Service families sleeping only 30 yards from the scene of the B-2S disaster narrowly escaped being wiped out. Several minutes elapsed between the crash and the explosion of the huge petrol tanks which
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    19 7 The next meeting of the Association of British Commonwealth Universities will be held m India during January 1952. Reuter
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    Big Jewel Burglary At Party
    101 7 NICE, Aug. 7 (AP).— Police are seeking thieves who took over £10,000 worth of jewels from upstairs' bedrooms of a i Riviera villa, while international society figures danced j below. One solitaire reported missing by a guest was valued 'at £8,000 alone. The hosts at
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    Many Tanks In PI Privately-owned
    48 7 MANILA, Aug. 7 (AP)—Seizure of any tanks and ordnance supplies m privately-owned surplus property depots is being urged on President Quirino by the House Committee on National Defence. Some Filipino sources estimate that as many as 1.000 tanks might be m private depots.
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    LEAFLET RAIDS
    33 7 As part of U.S. psychological I warfare, 24,000,000 copies of, leaflets have been dropped m Korea, including Gen. MacArthur's warning that persons responsible for the mistreatment of prisoners-of-war would be punished.
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    'UK Sets Example For Her Neighbours'
    59 7 WASHINGTON. Aug. 7— (UP) —The Washington Post describes Britain's decision to increase defence spending by 45 per cent as "heart-warming evidence that the lesson or the Korean a^cros- 1 sion has been taken serion~ K"ln her willingness to accept new sacrifices for the com;n<
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    HK-CANTON ROAD OPEN
    23 7 The Canton rail service to Hongkong has been resumed after being suspended for four days owing to a derailment, A.P.
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    Two-headed Calf Lives
    42 7 COPENHAGEN, Aug. 7.— (AP)^-A two-headed calf, born three months ago m Allerup, South Jutland, is still alive and strong, studying the world through four eyes and eating with two mouths. It is being exhibited m Jutland markets and jairs.
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    C'wealth Aid To Asia Likely To Be Doubled: Big Australian Offer
    307 7 will discuss considerable expaZ? of the C^mm^n^lSf gramme of aid to South «nd StoutHSs Asia A^S»^ J"" man here disclosed that Australia isUkelv to &£?lh?T? T of the new expanded programme? ye e major share •sxsu^rgg- 1 help an
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    UK Backs Turk Wish To Join Atlantic Pact
    89 7 LONDON, Aug. 7 (Reuter)— Turkey has sent notes to the 12 member states of the Atlantic Pact, informing them of her desire to become its 13th member, according to the official Ankara radio. The radio indicated that, Britain would support Tur-| key's
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    Formosa Is Seen As Major War Threat
    92 7 LONDON, Aug. 7:— (Reuter): Mr. Fenner Brockway, Labour M.P., has called on the Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, to make it clear that British support i tor U.N. action m Korea can-! not be extended to U.S. action I against Red China." Mr.
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    Nationalists Again Bombing Red Invasion Fleets
    234 7 N ,9 KONG Au 7 (R«»ter) The Nationalist stronghold of Formosa has sprung into the news again with renewal ©f Nationalist air attacks against concentrations of Red shipping at invasion points off the Fukien coast, coupled with the reported presence m Peking of m.
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    King Directs 1,000 Boy Musicians
    56 7 King Frederik of Denmark, on a visit to Aarhus (Jutland) whe»i the Voluntary Boy Association of Denmark was holding its annual meeting there, took over the baton and conducted a concert given by 1,000 boy musicians. He has several times conducted the Orchestra of the
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    Peking Envoy To N. Korea
    19 7 Red China has appointed Gen. Ni Chih-liang as Chinese Ambassador to North Korea. A.P.
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    NEW 'PEACE STAMPS'
    21 7 Peking has issued a new set of stamps "m defence of world peace," carrying a white dove. AP
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      Soviet PressesA:-metal Mining
      78 7 Soviet Presses A:-metal Mining BERLIN, Aug. T.— The Communists, while pressing world wide campaign for outlawing the atom bomb, are at the same time driving more German slave labour into the Saxony uranrum mines to dig the atomic metal for Russia. The newest method of feeding] these mine labour ranks
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      61 7 Prof. G. L. E. Oliphant, one of the Britain's top atomic scientists, said m Adelaide that the atomic bomb was a "dirty, rotten way to kill people and, even if the Russians use it, we should not. He is talking up the post of director or postgraduate research m the
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      35 7 German police m the U.S. sector of Berlin have arrested Prof. Rudolf Havemann, Com-j munist East German atomic: scientist, for holding an illegal! meeting to collect signatures tol petition for outlawing the atom bomb.— U.P.
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      20 7 Japan is returning to Britain m the Glenearn 17 tons of lead looted from Burma during the war —Reuter. i
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      23 7 As the strike of Israel's merchants against reinstitution of clothes rationing day yesterday, a Government spokesman said (rationing details may be altered. A.P.
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      27 7 India's support of the UN. action m Korea and sending of a medical mission were condemned at a leftist "hands off Korea meeting m New Delhi. A.P.
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      23 7 I Moscow Radio said 1.212 Cotit munist newspapers have so far I been closed down m Japan on Gen. Mac Arthur's orders. U.P.
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      17 7 India's population is around 350 millions, according to Mr. iR. A. Gapalaswami, Indian Re- gistrar-Gcneral. A. P.
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      22 7 The West German Government tat Bono has pledged an all-out fight against the Communists and fellow travellers m Western Geri many. U.P.
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      38 7 The International Students Union m Prague has sent a tele- gram to the t/.S. State Department, "m the name of 3.G00.000 students m more than 60 1 countries." protesting against the cancellation of Communist Paul Robeson's passport. Reuter.
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      37 7 Mrs. Paul Rot>eson. wife of the leftist baritone, said m New Haven (Conn.) that the United Nations is an instrument of war and praised Soviet delegate Jacob Malik for trying to bring peace to the world. U.P.
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      37 7 The U.S. armed forces may ask for "considerably" more money m January, partly for expansion of the U.S. Marine Corps from its present strength of 74.200 men and 16 air squadrons to 174.000 and 18 squadrons.- A.P.
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      38 7 India is sending Mr. B. Shiva Rao to a meeting of the L .N. Trusteeship Committee on An*. 18, when it will "decide the precise and detailed connota- i tion of the term 'non self-gov-erning territory'/ 1 Reuter
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      42 7 Fifteen senior officers from the Commonwealth defence forces, now training at Britain's Imperial Defence College, will begin on Aug. 13 a 24-day tour of defence and industrial areas m Canada. The officers are from Britain, Pakistan. India I and New Zealand. Reuter
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      26 7 About 40,000 pilgrims from all parts of the world thronged St. Peter's Basilica for the Holy Year central audience of Pope Pius XII on Sunday. A.P.
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      21 7 The U.S. airc/aft industry estimates that it may double its 255,000 employees within a year to meet the stepped-up production programme.
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      17 7 Twenty-two British war brides and 14 children have left Stockton (California) for a visit to Britain U.P.
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      Want Danzig Free Again
      50 7 HAMBURG, Aug. 7 (Reuter): Some 20,000 former Danzig citizens, coming from Holland, Scandinavia and Australia, have passed a resolution here asking for the re-establishment of the Free State of Dan^g, which w.is incorporated Into Poland m 1945. They will take their appeal to the United Nations.
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      42 7 The Senate has sent to the White House a bill to permit two i Burmese nurses. Ruby Thaw and Hie Sein, to remain permanently m America m recognition of their j wartime nursing of hundreds of I U.S. servicemen m Burma. A.P.
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      30 7 Twelve Spanish youths have left Palma (Majorca Islands) m three tiny rowing craft m which they plan to reach > Rome, 500 miles away, for the I Holy Year pilgrimage. A.P.
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    Farouk Takes Away His Mother's Title
    110 7 Farouk Takes Away His Mother's Title BASRA, Aug. 7 (AP)r— Egypt's King Farouk has secretly stripped ailing Queen Mother Nazli of her title and royal prerogatives for her refusal to return from America, according to a Cairo report. The Queen mother, 56, dark and graceful, clashed with her son over
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    Atlantic-crossing Jeep Is Safe
    44 7 HALIFAX (tfova Scotia 1 Aug. 7 (.UP)— Maior Ben Carlin and his wife, atten.ptu.it to cross the Atlantic m an amphibious* 24--foot jeep, have wirelessed that they are safe. It is estimated they are 400 miles west of the Azores.
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    RAF Planes For Asia Found Sabotaged
    98 7 LONDON, Aug. 7 (UP) Widespread suspected sabotage of planes and equipment earmarked for the Far East and other overseas stations is reported. The largest single case of sabotage is reported to have oc- curred at Salford, m Lancashire, where hundreds of plane wings, already
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    39 7 photo. French Marine Commandos, seem here wading ashore m an amphibious operation against Communist Ho Chi Minh's forces on the Annamese coast, have been playing an important role m the recently stepped up French and Vietnamese anti-Viet-minh campaign.- A.P.
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    Spies As Sailors
    29 7 STOCKHOLM. Aug. 7 < Router) Communist spies from East Europe are being smuggled m and out of Sweden as sailors m Polish ships, security police here disclose.
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    Rome Govt. Shock For Italy's Reds
    146 7 ROME, Aug. 7. (Reuter)— Italian Communist leaders held an emergency meeting here following raids by armed Carabinieri on eight local Party headquarters m Rome. This was the first largescale action taKen ny a postwar Italian Government against the Communist Party, which claims 2,600,000 member*.
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    Students Burn Border Gate In Pro-Union Riot
    99 7 STRASBOURG, Aug. 7.— (Reuter) As representatives from IS nations arrived here for the second annual session of the Council of Europe's Consultative Assembly today, hundreds of students of many I nationalities converged on the Franco-German border town of Weiler from both sides and
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    Food Offered At 'Give-away' Prices By USA
    227 8 WASHINGTON, Aug. 6. (UP).— The- U.S. Government i offered yesterday to sell vast) quantities of food at fantasti-i cally low prices. The bargains 1 included meat for 5 cents a 1 pound, butter for 15, and l cheese for 7|. But the food
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    Russian Barter Offer To Persia
    99 8 TEHERAN, Aug. 7— (Reuter) The Russian ambassador to Persia, Ivan Sadchikov, has offered a barter trade agreement to Persian Premier General Haji Ali Razmara. A reliable government source disclosed that the ambassador told the Premier last Wednesday that Russia was ready to negotiate an agreement.
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    BUKIT HITAM OUTPUT
    17 8 The crop harvested on Bukit Hitam Estate- m Selangor m July was 48,000 lb.
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    30 8 photo. Jv libber Is is the BfWS... Tons u^x "^^"«M««saiBssaH| Bi«»pore. Here is a lorryload b^ine^f n./* l^* from tnayside before being touted fiSTi HSS nsferrcd to th Michael Goh
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    Rubber Report: More Produced, Less Used
    128 8 LONDON. Aug. 7— (Reuter). I The Rubt>er Study Group announced that, m June, world production of natural rubber totalled 157,500 long tons against 150,000 m May, and consumption 137,500 against Stock at the end of June amounted to 715,000, compprising of: producing areas 267,500
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    47 Nations Take Part In World Trade Fair
    335 8 CHICAGO, Aug. 6 (Router) Forty-seycn countries will have exhibits at the United States first International Trade Fair, which opens here tomorrow, with development of dollar-earning opportunities as one of its main objects. Under the motto '"World trade, world prosperity, world peace," the
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    Asia Must Keep Rice Bowl Outside Iron Curtain
    709 8 A sia Must Keep Rice Bowl Outside Iron Curtain T3EFOBE the war, Asia liafl a net surplus export of 4 7 MJ mil lien toss of the basic food crops (exports of soyabeans, peanuts, rice, and sugar; imports of wheat and other grams.) In 1947 this had completely rerersed and
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    INDO-PAK TRADE
    15 8 J^akistan have agreed that the Seftunf 6 1 between the gag***** S^tem^ i£
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      51 8 HONGKONG, Aug. 7, (AP) —The Chinese Communist news agency reported a trade delegation from **the Democratic Republic oi Germany" (East Germany) arrived m Peiping by plane on Saturday. The news agency added the delegation from the Russiancontrolled section of Germany is m China to promote trade relations between China and
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      38 8 PARIS. Aug. 7.—(AP).—The French Senate has approved by 159 votes to 118, a Bill revaluing France's gold stocks. The measure will give France a paper profit of 126,200,000,000 francs (about US$360,000,000). The Government plans to pay off debts.
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      50 8 OTTAWA. Aug. 7 (AP)—Meagre wheat buying by dollar-shy countries has put a kink m the workings of the multi-nation wheat pact. Some 525,000,000 bushels were to have been sold during the first year of the agrcwwnt, btrt preliminary iig- ures iiKiicate total sales may fall far short of this target.
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      35 8 WASHINGTON. Aug. 6 (UP)— The Agriculture Department reported that the 1949-. r >o produc- tion of leaf tobacco m the Philip- pine Republic is now esthnaied at 28 per cent above the 1948 49 harvest.
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      38 8 HONGKONG. Aug. 7.—(Reu-ter-AAP).—Foreigners unemployled m Shanghai have increased Iby more than 100 when Caltex cut its foreign personnel preparatory to abandoning the market, according to arrivals from the North. Women made up more than half of those retrenched.
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      21 8 WASHINGTON. Aug. 6 (UP)— The Senate Banking Committee has agreed to arm President Truman with standby wage and price rationing powers.
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      59 8 AKRON. Ohio. Aug. 7 —<APV— The Firestone Tyre and Rubber Co. has increased prices of tyres sold to manufacturers of cars, trucks and tractors for equipping new vehicles. The increases range from eight to ten per cent on passenger car tyres. 12-1/2 per cent on trucks and bus tyres, and
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    Lighting Up Bangkok
    62 8 BANGKOK, An*. 7. IP) Power short Bangkok is counting on two new generators from England and one from Japan to end its constant blackouts and take care of many industrial projects. The Siamese Cabinet CouacU haa pro I? l lfce J^** l two 7,000 kilowatt generatISJOXJZ 1
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      Jap Can Continue To Be Asia's Workshop, US Trade Experts Say
      443 8  -  Morris Harris By A.P. Correspondent WASHINGTON, July 6.— A mission of US trade experts believes Japan can maintain her position as the "workshop of Asia," if she will produce dependable goods at the right prices. The mission surveyed Far
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      INDIA STATE LOANS OVER-SUBSCRIBED
      56 8 LONDON, Aug. (AP)— (GIIS) The three per cent Bombay and Madras State loans for Rs. 30 million and Rs. 40 million respectively, were over subscribed on July 31. The Madhya Pradesh loan of Rs. 10 million was fully subscribed, and possibly oversubscribed, according to a spokesman
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      Call To Stop Inflation
      79 8 WASHINGTON. Aug. 6 (UP) Government banking authorities urged the nations private lending agencies on Sunday night to avoid loans that would feed inflation and hamper rearmament. The Federal Reserve Board joined several other agencies m warning banks, insurance firms and loan companies that further rapid expansion
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      Philippines Bid To Expand Foreign Trade
      102 8 MANILA, Aug. 7— (Reuter) —The Sunday Herald says the Philippines will make a bid for expanded foreign trjde involving her principal export items hitherto marketed only m th<? United States when she takes part m the third round of the tariffs and trade conference
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      AUSTRAL TIN YIELD FIGURES
      118 8 AUSTRAL Malar Tin group announce the following retum> the month of July: Kamp.,/;:Kurnunting Tin Dredgin? run CM hours, digging 157.000 cubic yards and recovering 2.'< 4 ore; Thabawleik Tin Dred run 622 hours, dicing 155 »0 cubic yards and recovering 91 tons of <*re: Pungah Tin
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      GOPENG DIVIDENDS
      34 8 Gopeng Consolidated T.imited has declared further interim dividends of 5* for the ended Sept. 30. 1 1>49 an.l for the year ending Sept. 30. l!* 50, both payable on Sept. 7 1950.
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      Consumer Goods For Food Exchange Plan
      85 8 THE US trade mission which surveyed Far Eastern conditions recently reached the following conclusions and recommendations for the development o f trr;de m the n (1) Sou'h-East and South Asia COUntrieJ have an estimated i.000.000 ton^ f read grains and oils which .Japan may
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      New $ Loan To France
      42 8 New Loan To France NEW V irk C Morgan •J 'he Frn:. h Thi:> I Par. Minlstr: gold Loan the New V tt*paid. li Gflf. frnmet;' r US.the h- i; N<".v 'i' lent 92 I Wheo rep Fran t»»n^ f over to
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      $13 MILLION INCOME
      15 8 $1 3 MILLION INCOME W (He ttei ii ink for R De\e<i a $13.61^8.., i
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    The Ex-Liberty Ship Hai Hsuan
    57 9 PICTURE above shows the *-s. Hai Hsuun, first merchant ship to fly the fivestarred flag of Communist Chma here. The ship has been the cause of much controversy both legal and political. The Hal Hsuan's lines show her as a fine example of wartime American
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    Nationalists' Agents Active In Shanghai
    89 9 rKONG (UP\ Nationalist secret agents are Id day m Shanghai, where they are operaadio stations, organizing sabotage and gening to disrupt Communist procedure. ing here said I S radio stauno In two •c giving intellie Nationalist govin Formosa. also seized a ret codes, arms m.
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    Bibby's Latest Will Operate UK-Surma Run
    120 9 Bibby's Latest Will Operate UK-Surma Run i^.iitinn to the Line. Ltd., the singleand cargo built by 1 Shipbuilding and I C- Ltd., of v. nnd intendeen the U. Burma. id, whirh I completed her! is a the Warwick- ■iy the same 18. j I r^re similar m that m the
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    Internal Airmail Begins In China
    31 9 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7.— (AP). Airmail service betjan Saturday among 18 major Chinese cities, the Peiping radio said m a broadcast heard by the Associated Press.
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    Pan American Gives 27 Craft For Air Lift
    96 9 Pan American World Airways, which recently issued a call to 144 pilots furloughed on January I 1950, has assembled a fleet of 27 airplanes fon a special airlift to the Far East. It was announced that Pan America is a prime contractor
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    US Protest On Canal Ruling
    91 9 NEW YORK. July 28— UP The American Merchant Marine Institute's Tanker Committee has asked the State Department to register a protest with the Egyptian Government against a new customs ruling. The ruling requires masters of northbound tankers passing through the Suez Canal to sign declarations
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    £400,000 Fire Loss
    62 9 TOKYO, Aug. 7 (ReuterAAP) A fire virtually wiped out the Mukojima warehouses of the Nagasaki dockyards m Mukojima town, Nagasaki Prefective, Kyushu, last night. All important ship building materials were lost. Total amount of the loss by fire was estimated at 400,000--000 yen (£400.000 sterling). Cause of
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    India Ensures Air Safety
    96 9 POONO, (Airmail): (Reuter) An Aeronautical Inspection Board has been set up by the Communications Ministry to ensure safety of civil air trans-i port m India. The Standing Advisory Com-, mittee of the Ministry, just meeting here, decided on the establishment of the board "m view of
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    DENIED
    44 9 HONGKONG, July 30— UP— Ralph Hunt. American Consul In Hongkong m charge of economic matters, denied persistent press reports that the United States has banned the export of rubber tyres to Hongkong due to fear that they may be shipped to Red China.
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    'Abusive' Skipper Charged
    143 9 NEW YORK, AUG. 6. (UP.)— Captain David Jones, skipper of the Flying Arrow (Isbrandsten Line), was charged before ,the Coast Guard Board of Inquiry last week with using "foul and abusive language" to members of the crew. The charge was one of the four brought against Captain
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      Mystery Junks Shell US Ship
      144 9 HONGKONG, Aug. 6— (Reuter-AAP)— Two unidentified motor junks today shelled and damaged the American freighter Steel Rover, just after she cleared Hongkong waters with an arms cargo for Saigon, Indochina. The Steel Rover (8,090 tons) returned to Hongkong harbour for a survey and early reports
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      Hai Hsuan With Salt From Spain, Costs $2,000 A Day To Lie In Spore Harbour
      264 9 rvtwr- c Standard Shipping Reporter mor^hfn $2 000 adav 0 TheThin 111 da y n!, S n a Car 2° shi P which is costing her owners w»««*iT cvf iisuan Has been here for more
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      RSFC Plane Flies Round Malaya
      225 9 Standard Staff Reporter TWO plane-weary people landed at Kallang yesterday evening m a "Cessna," a small aircraft, which was flown round Malaya over the weekend by Mr. John iVine and Lieut Col. ••Jimmy" Trewbyrene of the JG.H.Q. FARELF, pilot and co-pilot respectively. They completed the
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      Russia Cooperates In 'Weather Business'
      266 9 PARIS, Aug. 7 (AP) Russia is cooperating wholeheartedly with the rest of the world m' the exchange of weather information, it was disclosed here today. •'There are no iron curtains m the weather business said Dr. Charles F. Brooks, director of Harvard University's Blue Hills
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      First HK-Built Motor Vehicle Competes In Rally
      127 9 HONGKONG. Aug. 7— (AP). The First motor vehicle built m this British colony was given an airing on Sunday, when it competed m the first postwar motor car rally. It finished the course, but did not win the prize. The vehicle, which will
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    143 9 Mr. and Mrs. Tan Dljk tnd their one-year-old baby, Johanna Jaeoba. who passed through Singapore on Sunday. With their three-year-old daughter Maria Antoinette, tf«ey were on an immirrant flight to Sydney. The Van Dijks were amoug the €4 Dutch immigrants who stopped over at Singapore on Sund»v night. The KLM
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    Your Marriage
    695 10  - Your Marriage Samuel G. Esther B. King By and How TV Tent Stubburnness Q. Can you be too stubborn lor the good of your marriage? A. Yes. If you're always obstinate and determined to have your own way, your partner will feel that he is being pushed around and, inevitably,
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    STONE PRESENTS
    40 10 I Hale Adelie penguins, who present stones for nestDUilding to females as a part of courtship, also give them to any other creature, such as an expiifn or m dog, that interest Jhtm, according ta th* Finnltiiiila Britannica,
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    British A-Bomb Defence Booklet Flayed By Scribe
    296 10 LONDON, Aug. 2. (INS) The British Home Office pamphlet outlining possinle defenses against the atomic bomb is under attack m the British press. Chapman Pincher, science editor of the London Daily Express, said scientists have condemned the defense manual as a "most dangerous
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    Feeling Now Is That Of 1939 All Over Again
    761 10  -  H. L Hopkin Korean War, Atomic Pamphlet Arouse Fean By Q,©C3 BOC3 SVxV' lil 1 1 1 lII] 2 LONDON, July 26. The publication by the Home Office of a pamphlet called "Atomic Warfare," telling the people plainly what the atom
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    OFF THE RECORD
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    S'hai Cabarets Again Doing Good Business
    133 10 HONGKONG, Aug. I. (AP) Communist Shanghai is btill dancing today but it isn't the Yangko, the official Chinese Communist Conga line has given way to less politically significant but more profitable ballroom dancing of pre-Com-munist days. According to Shanghai m- formants, the city's commercial
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    THE DOCTOR SAYS
    323 10  -  EDWIN P JORDAN M.D. Shock Treatments Are Oft Used To Help Insanity V^ BY Written for NE.% v r i(/ P)EMENTIA PRAECOX is a form of insanity and it is with this subject that the first question today deals. Q What are the symptoms of dc:nentia praecox?
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      147 10 D n^-n (I CANt COOKIE J) I I YOU US6D TO IB] I I TZZ3^~ I fTI C^ ~1 25 11 I *r- Oyr »VM>. KiT^ F^ur^ SHkw 'fc.. »-o.M nghr, .curved IMS -tOOM*. j^ <l w^--'~ > 71 |cxt»»__r» i 1 1 i I ..-I-:;. 3•• t A*»t»«s*>o« 1~
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    England Names 4th Test Team
    203 11 Aug. 6— (Reuter) —England's team for and tinal Test match against West Indies, at Kennington Oval on Saturday, will be 1 the following 12 players. F.R. Brown (Northampton* '.t plain. Trevor B.uit y (Essex), Reginald s.nipvon I Nottinghamshire), John Dewes (Middlesex), Len Rittoa (Yorkshire), Comptoi
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    Robinson To Defend Title For Fifth Time
    229 11 NEW YORK, Aug. 6. (UP)— Su f ;ar Ray Robinson's fifth defence of the welterweight, title against Charley Fusari at Jersey City on Wednesday night will feature this week's boxing. In spite of his weight pro-: blem, Robinson was favoured at 5 to
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    CHARTERED BANK WIN
    27 11 Chartered Bank beat Malayan Breweries Sports Club two goals to one m a Singapore Business Houses soccer league match at St. George's road yesterday.
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    MISS NATHAN SCORES FINE WIN IN MAIN SPRINT EVENT
    1269 11  -  OLLIE DAVIES By old IEP*? iilX a fu *long from home the 4-year-Monk KtT oin B U P to Penang the son of Black jST™2Sw U h ad scored double at the Singapore occasion, g i' Wln 1 1 in 8
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    27 11 Z£2H?!!£sF Vho i° i" I**1 to the lM on the flrst **7 the Penan* Turf Cluft August meeting showing Eastern PictureJNo.3> beating Grecian Prince by a nose.
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    Irish Smiles
    23 11 Mr J OK^ef" Iridtn? m the 5 year-old brown Australian </.id, the winner of the fourth race on the first day.
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    S'pore Malaya Cup Team
    55 11 S'pore Malaya Cup Team •'am to meet the HM.S. Malaya petiUon final Lumpur on Saturday Seng; Abdul lll *h; Vnss. Haritht Shari!! Madon, Bakar, Boon Gabos. Re- Haji nager is Mr. Kompa, who will team together r officials of Ling Mr. w. President of and Mr. R. 1.8. h. offldalj
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    YESTERDAY'S RACE RESULTS
    1195 11 YESTERDAY'S RACE RESULTS RACE ONE HORSES. CLASS 5. DIV. 6 FURLONGS 122— ROYAL EAGLE 8.8 (4) "Wong and Madam SimnV 1 (J. Donnelly) 1 223— CATHERINE 8.11 (5) t*« rs TH Oei (Healey) 2 143— BARONESS 7.07 (11) "Insen Kongsi" (Woods) I 61— EASTERN GOLD 708 (ID) M. Y. Poshni
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    BIG SWEEP
    28 11 J TOTAL POOL: ($322,360) f C IST. PRIZE: NO: *****3 ($83,813) I 2ND. PRIZE: NO: *****7 ($4l 906). I e^* 3RD p MHfc NO: *****8 ($20,953)
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    South Defeat North In Annual Cricket Test
    419 11 IPOH, Mon.— South beat North by 275 runs m the annual cricket test after disposing off the North batsmen m the second innings for the paltry total of 56 runs m one hour 45 minutes. When the South declared their innings at 225
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    UK LEAGUE SOCCER
    170 11 LONDON, Aug. 7:— (Reuter) i FOLLOWING are the football fixtures for the opening of the 1950-51 season: SATURDAY AUGUST 12: SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP DIVISION A Aberdeen v Clyde Celtic v East Fife Falkirk v St. Mirren Hibernian v Dundee Morton v Rangers Motherwell v Airdireonians Partick T.
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    They Won Easily
    23 12 They Won Easily Ismail Marjan and On? Poh Lim harvested the fruits of six mouths hard training when they won the doubles title.
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    Ong Poh Lim, Marjan Win In Straight Sets
    223 12 The men's doubles final between Ong Poh Lim and Marjan and Piruz and Chin Kirn was a great disapI pointment with no rallies worth describing. Poh Lim and Marjan were too fast for their youthful opponents who were never comfortable against Poh
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    Klang Club Win
    39 12 Standard Staff UUWjJ* KLANG, runs the X the Selangor > tli«> padang mom In tpfte of a by Ocorfe I- <B k Club wcto abU to fat****"" 105 runs. Chark swath toofc**^ I ets lor «j ruii*.
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    Wong Peng Soon In Brilliant Form, Wins Battle Of Giants
    523 12  -  LEONG HEW MENG By Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Monday night— All the greatness of Wong Peng Soon as the leading exponent of the feather game m the world, was demonstrated m his successful defence of his Malayan title against Ooi
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    Results At A Glauce
    139 12 Results At A Glauce Men's Singles Final: Wong Peng Soon beat Ooi Teik Hock 15-13 15-4. Men's Doubles Final: Ong Poh Lim and Ismail bin Marjan beat A. Pirns and Goh Chin Kirn 15-9 IS3. Women's Singles: Mrs. Cecilia Samuel beat Mis» Helen Hens 10-12, 12-10, 11 7. Women's Doubles:
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    Surprise In Mixed Doubles
    157 12 Goh Chon£ Hong and Miss Valentine Chan of Perak created an upset by defeating the much-fancied pair Chan Kon Leong and Mrs. Cecilia Samuel m the mixed doubles final by lS_s, 5—15, 15—10. Valentine Chan certainly played better than she did the previous day. Her net
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    UK Cricket Coach For Malaya
    98 12 MALAYA is to have a cricket coach for six months next season. This was stated at the annual general meeting of the Malayan Cricket Association at Ipoh on Sunday when the officebearers were again reelected. The association, it is understood, have been m touch with
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    Cecilia Samuel Regains Crown
    368 12 AFTER losing the first set, and trailing 10—3 m the second set, Mrs. Cecilia Samuel made a most remarkable recovery to snatch victory from what seemed l™" 1^?!?* efeat m the wom en's singles final against the holder Miss Helen Heng this morning Mrs Samuel's victory
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    US. Win 3-Day Swimming Meet
    101 12 TOKYO, Aug. 6. (AP}— The American 800 metre free-style relay team bettered the world record on Sunday m the final event of their three-day meet with Japan, giving the United States a 41 17 victory over Japan. Japan's Hironoshin Furuhashi on the final programme topped
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    Singapore Oust Johore In MCFA Cup fie
    290 12 SINGAPORE Chinese (SCFA) eliminated Johore Chinese (JCFA) from the inter-State MCFA Cup competition, winning four one at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The result was never In doubt although Singapore Chinese were guilty of very erratic play m the early stages. Jimmy Tan opened
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    Gay Reveller Does It Again
    43 12 Standard's racing tipster •Gay livelier" did it again yesterday, picking four straight winners Royal Eagle, Actress, Arabian Knight and Miss Nathan. He had similar success on the first day when he tipped Ricksmead. Blue Eyes, Byron, and Airmail.
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    Mens Doubles Final Sees Stern Fight
    273 12 In the men's doubles, played m the morning, the score was no correct index of the play m which On* Chew Bee and Timothy Lee overshadowed their respective partners. Every point was bitterly i fought for and there were long. exciting and thrilling rallies
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    Two Malayan Titles Won By Ong Chew Bee
    416 12 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.-Ong C R the first Malayan to win the two men's rv"l titles since the inception of the Malayan eh- s 29 years ago. He also became the yotuift t n^ s to win the men's open
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    Mrs. Dew Wins With Better Courtcraft
    198 12 The women's fl na j •LJte"* 1 malrh ''vJ p lay (i hiu <»< Mn Mrs. Dew of fraft and °J** advantage In *fifS Chua tak, the second set la vun tij game by ft-] Sh Vv h ")mti tain thi> n tlon t()
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    Penang Cup Team Beat Sel. Chinese
    107 12 PfMANQ Mond«r.— P with Iht Mint Malaya team thai bMI Pmk a wee* ago with the nmptfl Wong Kirn Fong and Baidah, Penang beat the ItlinfW nose Reoreatu.:i C friendly mat<h here on the W< ground thi- afternoon b> I goals to nil. Lee
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    Shell SC Just Beat Airways
    67 12 IN Bu-iiu' •A' fan* I lans Stadium Shell Sport Malayan Air a iy» S hy a ftolit through i m cond hall Shell was th< anil would l ger s.-oro h the fine Wort custodian Lloyi A The She!! go little to do wi ways
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