Singapore Standard, 16 July 1951

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    14 1 Singapore Standard HSFJ H 15 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1951. 8 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Peking Officials Refuse Check By Port Doctor
    304 1  - Peking Officials Refuse Check By Port Doctor JOHN DARBYSHIRE sH jp CLEARANCE DELAYED SHT ird Shipping Reporter Ked China diplomats refused to be > ngaptic Port Health Doctor yesteri was refused a health clearance until The ship was the Jardine Matheson-owned E. Sang, a passenger and freight ship l arrived
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    Dewey Meets Gen. Chiang
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    New US Commander
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    Mission Surprised
    70 1 LONDON". July 14 <Reuter\— .1 n he dqu rters oi the S erican Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society had no news today ol the reported Malayan c -est that four ol their British ssionaries Leave Malaya. A spokesman said: This is news to us The four mission-
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    Oil Crisis Hits India
    19 1 1 oi row ttkm Romthe spate. D 10* s ppliea Indian ■.i onil her ii
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    Fed. Police Commissioner Returns
    54 1 photo. The Commissioner of Police for the Federation. Colonel W.N. Gray (centre), who arrived from U.K. by BOAC at Kallang Airport yesterday after five months leave. He was met by Mr. Justice Brown (left) and Mr. E. F. B. Brooksmith. A.S.P., Personal Assistant to the Singapore
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    Some Perak UMNO Members Propose To Form New Party
    235 1 Standard Slaff Correspondent IPOH, Sun. Certain members of the Perak UMNO here propose to form a new Malay political party with branches m the various States of the Federation. The aims and objects of this party could not yet be ascer-
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    CALCUTTA QUINS
    27 1 Quintuplets, three girls and two boys were born on Friday m the village of Purbastal, near Calcutta Two of them died after 24 hours.- Reuter
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    New Palace For Ruler In XL Proposed
    177 1 New Palace For Ruler In XL Proposed Siandard Staff Correspondent KLANG, Sun.— According to sources close to the Royal House of Selangor, Klang. a proposal to erect a modern mansion or paiace m Kuala Lumpur for the Sultan of Sela rigor, m keeping with the dignity of the Ruler, is
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    Stalin's Daughter Has Glittering Wedding Ceremony
    50 1 LONDON. July 15 'UPV-The S-mdav Express reported today ?ht Marshal Stalin's dau*h er Svetlana was married on Jul> 7 fr ■> US $500,000 ceremony vhu'h out.littered the fabu lous weddings of **M>t King Farouk and the bnan oi Iran The Express said. "According giStesic'siSir
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    SMU Against MCA Plan To Import Labour
    41 1 St indurd Malay Correspondent TH| Singapore Malay Union Tiif <n the UMNO to urge 000 Chinese labourers from Hmuekon* >nto Btolaya •Phta resolution wa s taken by »Jfnmonat a general meeting the new president.
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    Peng Soon Beats Indian Champion
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    Princess Listens To 3 Hours Of Hot, Solid Jazz
    94 1 LONDON. July 15 (AP)— Princess Elizabeth went to the plush Royal Festival Hall last night— not to hear Dvorak or Mozart but three hours of hot, solid jazz. She lisiened to Britain's leading bands warble and mute their way through all
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    Kansas City Hit By Fresh Flood, Fires
    115 1 KANSAS CITY. July 15, (Router) Kansas City, flooded and flame-scarred, faced fresh perils from tire and water today. Late last night a dyke on the Missouri River collapsed, releasing torrents of muddy water into the already flooded metropolitan area. The floodwaters surged into
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    Malay Students Said To Issue 'Strike' Threat
    114 1 Standard Malay Correspondent STUDENTS m the religious Arabic School, Madrasah ALjunid Alislamiah, Singapore, have threatened to go "on strike" by absenting themselves if their demands are not accepted by the authorities concerned This was reported by the Malay newspaper Utusan Meiayu. An emergency
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    10-yr.-old Mother
    34 1 A 23-year-old Negro woman at Picayune' (Mississippi! lias become a grandmother with fhe bir.h of a baby boy to her 10--year-old craugnter. The child weighed 7 lbs. 3 ounces at birth. Reuter
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    Air Staff Deputy Chief Arrives
    79 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE Deputy Chief of the Air Staff Air Marshal Sir Arthur Sanders, arrived at Changi yesterday on a visit to the FarEast Air Force. He was met by the SeniorAir Stall Officer. Far East Ail Force Air Vice Mawhal R IRagg and
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    Neutrality Area Agreed As Truce Talks Resumed
    388 1 Neutrality Area Agreed As Truce Talks Resumed TOKYO, July 15 (Reuter-AAP). United Nations and Communist delegates, who resumed their ceasefire talks at Kaesong today after three days interruption, reached agreement on various issues mainly concern*'*' with the neutrality of the conference silc. Gen. Matthew Ridgway's information oflice m Tokyo tonight
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    S'pore Teachers Protest Against Govt. Delay
    149 1 S 'pore Teachers Protest Against Govt. Delay SINGAPORE teachers have j protested to the Government against the "'unwarranted delay" m the acceptance of the Select Committee's recommendations on Unified Education Service. Mr. N.F.G ScharenguiveL the I president, told The Standard yes- j terday that this was one of the two
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    9 RAOC MOR's Detained After Cinema Fracas
    157 1 Standard Staft Reporter JOHORE BAHR,U. Sun- Nine R.A.O.C Malay Other Ranks were detained at an identification Darade held at the 221 Vehicle Company. Tebrau. by members of the staff of the Rex Cinema here m the presence of Army and Police officials today.
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    Hundreds Dead
    29 1 A total of 2.52 persons wen killed. r>!)4 injured and 857 mis sing to date by a Landslide and flood caused by heavy ram m Japan. Reuter
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    Harriman Is Met By Tanks
    174 1 TEHERAN, July 1.3 (Reuter)— Truck loads of police surrounded the British and American Embassies here today and Sherman tanks rumbled into the city after threats of a big Communist demonstration against the arrival of Mr. Averell Harriman. President Truman'a personal oil envoy. Not long after
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    Vietnam Govt. Orders Total Mobilisation
    114 1 HANOI. July 15, (R. V. Bao Dai. head nf Vietnam Associated States, today signed .i rlecroo authorising, the SI ite Government to mobilise I c total means and resources** of Vietnam to 'ace the "new n;( aace*" m tndo-China <•! a possible Korean Rrmistice A
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    Indo-China Next, Say Nationalists
    100 1 Indo-China Next, Say Nationalists TAIPFH Iv IS !> N|« tio I si China still clint;.- :<» her belief that Soviet Ru i ai)d C nese Red.s do not want pe;ir c md toda* ed Mi a of so\ id ti aps In their p< ice bid The military uppoi ted
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    Allied Patrol Trapped NE Of Chorwon Saved
    75 1 TVS EIGHTH ARMY SIF.ADQUARTFRS IX KOREA, July l.i. (AP| Two Communist companies surrounded an A!Lied patrol yesterday m Die "iron trian^ie" an a of Norih Korea A I'N rescue team, reinforced with tank- plowed through the circle of Etedi and extricated their ■llies
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    Big Fisheries Meeting In S'pore Today
    327 2 Big Fisheries Meeting In S'pore Today Training School In Colony Planned Standard Staff Reporter A PLAN WHICH may have far-reaching effects on the fishing industry m South East Asia and which is designed to increase supply of fish particularly to Singapore m a couple of years is to be discussed
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    GRANDSON OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT IN SINGAPORE
    269 2 Standard Stuff Reporter V I.X \M>M>\ oi Theodore Rooseveli and a distani 'relative ot Franklin 0. Roosevelt, both former Presidents <>l t li«> I nlttMl Siai<*» arrhred m Singapore by Oanta-. liO from Djakarta on transit to Hong Kong testerdaTa He b Mr. C
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    Former Principal Of St. Andrew's Dies In England
    90 2 NEWS o: *ho de ith of Mr. J J R Lee, tner Prin- I pal tSt Ancfa >. Sc S gap c bei ten 1911 and 1919 on Jul] 12 m Eng v I the ugfi .4 vas by Canon R.K.S Adams
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    RURAL BOARD
    29 2 THE NEXT meeting ol the S re Rural B ra wi I be held on Thursday, m the Conferee R m, Colonial Secretary's ffice, at 10 a.m
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    Lighting Ban Will Hit Stores, Cafes
    144 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE cafe and store owners have to think of new ways to light up their shop windows if the Special Electricity Committee's recommendation tVsr the complete ban on shop window and outside lighting is approved by the Municipal Commissioners. Though many
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    Wedding At Geylang
    55 2 A PRETTY Indian n I ling was solemnized yesterday at 122 Carpmael Road. Geylang when Miss Sreemathy Ammim sister of Bflr. K.A. Menon 'of Singapore became the bride of Mr Menon of the Food Control Department, Singapore. A largely attended reception was held aft-^r the wedding at
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    The 'Tang Ki' Spots The Ghost
    77 2 (RIGHT: The "Tans: Xi" (Chinese medium) who is m a trance is laying the ghosts rumour c d to have been haunting the servants' quarters of a house m Ardmore Park, Singapore. The white fowl m his right was sacrificed later. TOP: The "Tang
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    New Post For Magistrate
    188 2 MR. T. E. SMITH. Magistrate of the Singapore Third Police Court. will be transferred to the Department of Social Welfare on July 23. He will be succeeded by District Judge. Mr. H. B. Livingstone ot Traffic Court. These two reports are very much alike on livings
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    2 Education Reports Much Alike—Josey
    36 2 2 Education Reports Much Alike Josey THERE must be a new Malayan education, said Mr. Alex Josey m his weekly "Malayan Affairs" talk over Radio Malaya last night when he discussed the Fenn-Wu and Barnes Reports.
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    FOUNDATION OF BUDDHIST TEMPLE LAID
    144 2 THE FIRST sod for the foundation of a new Buddhist Temple was cut yesterday by six leading Singapore Buddhists. It took place at an Informal ceremony at the site of the new I temple at St. Michael's Road. The President of the Siw_:a- pore Buddhist
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    Appeal Court
    21 2 THE Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal will sit m the Supreme Court on Monday, July 30 at 10.30 a.m.
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    ACSU To See C-in-C For New Allowances
    100 2 THE ARMY Civil Service Union of Singapore is to press the claim of its members for increased cost of living allowances on the same lines as those recently approved by the Colony Government. Mr. M.P.D. Nair, President, of the Union, told The Standard
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    Today's Power Cut Areas
    234 2 SUBSTATIONS m Singapore liable to load shedding today: DAY Alexandra Itriek Works. Malayan Breweries, A.P.C., Deithelin. Pbeonix Park, Pasir Panjang, Reformatory Road. Oxygene Factory. Cressonite. St. James (Static). Miri Road. Silat Road. Bukit Pasoh. B.A.T. Trafalgar street. Prince Edward Road, Sago Street. People's Park, Nam Soon
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    The Ghosts Were Driven Out, So Lee Sia May Stay
    502 2  -  Patrick Chee by FOR HALF an hour last Saturday afternoon the quiet of Ardmore Park, Singapore resounded with the beating of gongs and. some weird chanting m Chinese. A ghost laying ceremony had begun. The ghost had been haunting a
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      42 2 s SLIM SETS Vest Pantie Sets 'TC^>^ I VEST. OPERA TOP RIBBED WAIST I WOMEMS $4.25 EA. O. S. $4.95 EA, I PANTEES. RIBBED WAIST FINISHED ELASTIC I WOMENS $3.95 EA. O. S. $4.25 EA. PEACH ONLY BUY NOW PRICES ARE RISING
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      94 2 [SINGAPORE SIAIIJ V.M.C.A.. Orchard Road: Board of Directors' Meeting 5.30 p.m.. Malay class 5.30 p.m.. Judo Club practice 5.30 p.m., Bodybuilding and Weight-lifting 5.30 p.m., Recital of Recorded Music. Full Recording of "Mikado" and "Festival of English Church Music" 8 p.m. Y.W.C.A.. Raffles Quay: International Fortnightly Club postponed till July
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    BARNES PLAN FLAYED
    394 3 MCA Urged To Inform Govt. Of Chinese Fears Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— "The Barnes' proposal to sacrifice some languages m favour of others is educationally, politically and practically unsound. If adopted, it will not be of benefit to the country but rather will create suspicion
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    Higher COLA For Estate Staffs Urged
    268 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Speaking at the annual conference of the Ulu Selangor District Estate Staff Union at the Eastern Hotel here today. Mr. R. C. Lopez, President of the Union, said that although the cost of living of Asian staffs today
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    CeyloneseYouth CouncilPlanned
    98 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— All Ceylonese youths m Selangor have been invited to an informal 'get-together" July 21. as a preliminary step to organise the Selangor Ceylonese Youth Council. At this social, an Interim Youth Council of nine will be elected to organise the Selangor Ceylonese
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    Two Suspects Held In Raub
    199 3 Standard Staff Corre>pondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. Police m the Raub area of i Pahang yesterday arrested two i Chinese suspected of being bandit agents. One is suspected to be a very dangerous bandit agent. He is alleged to have taken part m several incidents along
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    Curfew In Kulim
    110 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.—Beginning tomorrow, a curfew will be imposed on the whole of the Kulim Police Circle from 7 »pm to fi a.m. A Police Lieutenant was killed, a Special Constable Sergeant and a Police Constable were seriously wounded and three Police Constables were
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    Reports In Brief
    357 3 SEVENTEEN village commit- tees have been formed m resetj tlement areas m Negri Sembilan. j and more will be formed soon. THE MCA is* working out a scheme to let people m Western I countries have a better understanding and knowledge of Chinese activities m South-East j
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    KL CAMPAIGN TO GET MORE VOTERS
    200 3 Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun— House-to-house salesmanship methods are to be adopted by helpers m the registration campaign for voters m the forthcoming Kuala Lumpur Municipal Elections. "We hope from next week teams will call on houses with registration forms and urge people
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    Buddhists To See Onn
    96 3 IPOII. Sun.— E: I hist Ln the Federation are planning to send a deputation to meet the Memy her for Home Allan-. Dalo Onn bin .la"ai'ar. Every state has been asked to nominate its representative to meet Dato Onn to plead with him tv proclaim Wesak
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    Chin Woo Mark 27th Anniversary
    200 3 PENANG. BIMI MmilH'll the Penang Chinese Ladies Chin Woo Association were told by their instructions. Miss Let Cnee Hail, yesterday that I icy vere learning the ill <»' selfdefence to keep healthy and not with the idea of going outside to ftght with people! The
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    Wanted:More Rotarians
    163 3 Wanted:More Rotarians PENANG, Sun. Expre t tiii bi lie! that Ratal yis n thing, if onlj because it would bring together people of •> on terms of equality and friend ship, Itr H. B van Praagh, the incoming President oi the P< Etotary Club. I t they need -d a
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    RAILWAY SERVICES
    47 3 ON 'l ursday and Friday 11 am Singapore to <■ Local Passengei train and the 110 i< tna s to Singap c i i p ssem sin will doI run between Singapore tad Klu;i:iK on both d I .•■> will run b-.-' cc I Semaf md Kluar.ij
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      613 3 SITUATIONS VACANT 'T'.IE Singapore Improvement! 1 Trust has a number of vacancies for Clerks at the fol- bag salaries: (a) Basic salary $80/- per month plus Cost of Liv- j Ing Anowance at present $76/- and Housing Allowance at present making total emoluments of $172/--per month. Eligible for bousing accommodation
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      525 3 NOTICES NATURALISATION .VOTICE is given that Lav Chang Kee of 4, Poole Road is applying to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a written statement of the facts to the Colonial Secretary. Singapore. NATURALISATION VOTICE is
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      260 3 NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) In the High Court of the Colony of Singapore Island of Singapore 1 N BANKRUPTCY. Wage Earner's Administration Order. No 421 of 1939. RE: HASHAK BIN ARSAT alias KASHAK BIN ARSAT, of No. t)4. Mount Pleasant, Singapore; Peon. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First
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      32 3 "BOSS" Modernize Kerosene Stoves MADE l.S.\. MANUFACTURERS I REPRESENTATIVES SUN TRADING COMPANY j vde/uuifty etW*/ zoom *Wufo ®Mi;J il yt* PAINT /I washob/e distemper II If OOMMUfK UMfIBD if* B^^^HJ MOOuCt I
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    The Police and the People
    752 4 I/VERY Saturday night, the people of Singapore m fact, the people oi Malaya— should make it a point to listen to Radio Malaya's feature on the Police and the People. This week y feature deals with the Police and I s the people a clear
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    CEYLON CABINET CRISIS LOOMING
    1166 4 CEYLON CABINET CRISIS LOOMING COLOMBO. ALMOST on the eve of the General Election, a Cabinet crisis is looming and it appears very likely that before the month is out the Prime Minister will be called upon to find somebody to fill one of the most important Ministries m the Government.
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  • We, the People
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      Rail Travel Hardships
      600 4 Sir, May i add a bit more ti-> TC S of Tuesday's issue ol your esteemed paper About a fortnight ago. a railway official broadcasi a talk over Radio Malaya about the railways durum the Emeigency Being a traveller myself, I was naturally inteiested to hear this
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      New Job For Benham
      162 4 Sir. It is understood that the Government is m a strange predicament where recruitment of the clerical service is concerned. In Perak alone, there are fin vacancies m the G.C.S. and 20 m the S.C.S. These vacancies have gone abegging for the last few months, but.
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      Six Years After Liberation
      161 4 Sir We nre nearly cix years after the liberation and the supply and demand position of this Colony m respect of all commodities appear to be as if our teachers had taught as arithmetic m school that we could take 6 out of 4. There was
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      CHEAPER RICE
      23 4 Sir. I certainly agree win "WORKER- (see Standard July y> that the cost of living m Malaya can be lowered if
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      Dark Streets
      55 4 Sir. The roads leading to Government quarters behind the prison are bare of street lighting which is one of human necessities. More and more new quarters are b'^iag erected, but what a pity, no street lighting. Will some kind hearted City fathers or authorities concerned champion the cause,
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      USELESS EUSTACE
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    Air-conditioning For Legco Hot Air
    613 4  - Air-conditioning For Legco Hot Air Aster Gunasekera) (By 'I^HE Federation is one up on the Colony. I; h a .s a new Council chamber. New to the extent thai an architectural operation had made it air-conditioned and provided a classroom s'/.e tiered gallery which adds dignity to it. The Press
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    The Role Of World's Democratic ? Socialists
    328 4  - The Role Of World's Democratic Socialists Richard Lowenthal by FRANKFUI THE conference of the Socialist loternationa] has just ended ba i marked an important stef the development el the den cratic labour throughout the world. The reason is not the formal <• sion to revive the [nten tional: most of
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    Abadan Plant Will Close For 45 Days; Iran Selling To Reds
    306 5 July la (AFP):— Just before arrival here today of ruman's special envoy Averell Harriman, "to discuss the «ith the Teheran Government." it was officially „t tbc refineries m Abadan would interrupt production Inesdaj for a period of 45 days.
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    Iranian Crisis Graver that Korea, Says Eden
    57 5 Iranian Crisis Graver that Korea, Says Eden Drptitv Conservative leader C thai iiif Iranian oil situation I] greatei threat to the free world isl sai« thai if the British pulled lelds Ir.'.n's economy would be i ,ht turn toward lommuni n tovrrument can be restrained i.on. Urn result muvt be
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    EGYPT WARNS HM WARSHIPS
    118 5 July 1") (Keuter):— Commenting i!t\ s dispatch of tour destroyers spokesman of the Royal Egyptian or jiiv other warships have no ptiau territorial waters without h".i days 1 notice." I 1 an Cabinet met here si the Eg tian A>:repori on the E.-r.. c I .1
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    KL Man Weds S'pore Girl
    60 5 KL Man Weds S'pore Girl Standard Staff Reporter CUE AMINAH KAJAI of Utusai Melayu, Singapore was married yesterday to Che Othman Talib oi Works and Bui lings, P.W.D., Kuala Lumpur a1 Easl Coast Road. A large number of friends and relatives saw the colourful ceremonies, and stayed behind for the
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    Kashmir TR= Violations
    97 5 KARACHI July 15 (AFP) Talks have begun between U.N. mediator for Kashmir Frank Gran im and Pakistani Minister I Kashmir Affairs Mustaq Ahmed GurmanL The U N Observation Committee for Kashmir has submitted a special report to the Secretariat on the situation m Kashmir owing to a
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    AMERICA REJECTS SOVIET PROPOSAL
    191 5 No Big 4 Talk Cn Jap Fzset WASHINGTON, July 15 (lP):-The I rated States has formally rejected Soviet proposals for a "veto-bound" four-power conference on a Japanese peace treaty. However, m a note handed to the Russian Ambassador here, the United Stales again invited the Soviet
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    Warning To Trisha Men, Cyclists
    99 5 A WARNING to trisha riders and cyclists who infringe the highway code by cutting m and out of traffic without giving the proper signals, is contained m a Government statement issued yesterday. The statement says: "Singapore has roads thai for width and surface are equal
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    Thailand Wants To Keep Jap Assets
    49 5 THAI Ambassador Prince Wan Waithyakon said m Washington that his Government considered seized Japanese assets m Thailand, w o r t h U. 5.510,000.000, should be included m the Japanese peace treaty and that Thailand should be allowed to keep these assets UP
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    Japan Seeks China Trade
    59 5 TOKYO. July 15 (AFP)— The Japanese Government will shortly ask the permission of the S.( .A. P. Commander. Gen. Matthew Rid^way, to recommence commercial relations with Communist China, if the Kaesong armistice talks progress favourably. The Japanese Ministry for International Commerce and Industry wi'l then frame
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  • News Briefs
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      INVENTION TURNS WATER INTO FUEL
      182 5 SALT LAKE CITY. July 15 (AP) Two youthful inventors said here thai they have obtained financial backing to produce a device that turns water into fuel. George W. Jackson and William Dougherty, brothers-in-law, applied tor a patent on the heating unit last Feb 23. Jackson
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      50 5 Seven R A.K. Hyers were killed when a Lincoln bomber crashed near the Welton air base and burst m flames. —A.F. P. The Commander of the Egyptian Coastal Forces. (Jen. Whirl Chanty Bey, has arrived Ln Amman, it is reported to discuss tightening of the blockade ol Israel's border. A.F.P.
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      36 5 There an- mure th:in lO.immi American fighting men missing m Korea and Mi«* U.S. Defence Department knows little anmit them. According to the lal •st rasualty snmmary, only 158 American are known t«» be i>ii-soners-of-war. U.P.
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      20 5 Banners declaring that "Maurice Thorez is m health were carried m traditional July 14 Communist-oi ganjzed procession m Pans.— AFP
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      79 5 U S Democral Senator Herbert O'Conor said in Washington thai the Soviet Union and the countries within its orbit were using the American postal services to flood the United States with Communist propaganda He is considering introducing an amendment lo the existing postal legislation aimed at nalting such propaganda. Mr
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      96 5 I A pretty 20-year-old American girl, Cldiie Young, .--aid m Milan she had proposed to an Italian. Roman Catholic priest, Luciano 1 Negrini, whom *he had followed from Chicago. She said she had renounced her American citizenship to remain m Italy, and that he had lefi the priesthood But i
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    It's Up To You, Consumers
    214 5 HOW TO L.,J THE BLACKOUT THE MOST effective remedy to put an end w present I>~equem blackouts m Singapore lies m the hands of all consumers, stresses the interim report of the Special EU>ctru ciTy Committee of the Municipal Commissioner^ apvomted m January 'If they
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    'Restrict Industrial Consumption'
    196 5 THE Singapore Mvi Icipal Electricity Department should, as ;i matter of policy, continue to accept new applications tor supplies despite the present load shedding difficulties, because it is still possible to take on .dditional consumers between 10 p.m arid 7 a.m. This view is expressed m the
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    'Dollar For Discs' Funds Near $5,000
    117 5 'Dollar For Discs Funds Near $5,000 A CpNTRIBUTION of $500 from Si me, Darby. Co Ltd. plus $158. from the staff of Masters" Limited swelled the Rediffusion-S.A.T.A. Campaign Fund to a total <>! 54.814.75 it was announced yesterday. Other local firms who have sent m contributions included the Meng Heng
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    Yugoslavia Tells Of Border Clashes
    70 5 BELGRADE, July 15 'APT' RMdio Belgrade today charged thai the Bulgarian authorities had "provoked" a total of 48 serious frontier incidents, including 12 frontier crossings and two kidnappings of Yugoslav frontier guards. The radio added that "Bulgaria has become an uncertain territory for the Soviet
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    Seretse's Men Are Jailad In Serowe
    83 5 Seretse's Men Are Jailad In Serowe SEROWE. Julj IS H Heri:-Sixty-five supporters of Serets* Khama, exiled chief of the Bamangwato tribe have been willed after a sei :ps of clashes m and around Serowe between supi>orters and opponents oi Ts tekedi Khama. Seretse's uncle and the former Regeni oi the
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    UK Requisitions 2 Nsw Tankers
    61 5 UK Requisitions 2 Nsw Tankers LONDON, Ji'.h 5 (UP>- The British Government has requisitioned two oil tankers being built here for Poland The 6.700-ton ships Tatry and Beskicly are now almost complete. The Government apparently decided on the move taken un der defence regulations to supplement the tanker fleet to
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    Post Office Guide
    37 5 THE 1951 edit: m <<• the Malayan Post Office Guide is now mi sale at all post offices m Malaya, it v;■-;u an iounc< I on Saturday night, i-e G lide priced at S"J ..o.
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    Longed To See S'pore, So He Stowed Away
    150 5 Longed To See S'pore, So He Stowed Away A YEARNING to s* i S nga pore was iho reason 22 year old Govindan K<; ru jmaiii stowed away on the passenger ire r |ula </of on r/r Mrn/r(/f:, fo- j <;. ther with Indian passenger* Tc/io toere re? urn nig
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    NEHRU AVERTS BREAK UP OF CONGRESS PARTY
    181 5 BANGALORE, July 15 (AFP):— The All India Committee of the Congress Party has unanimously approved the electoral manifesto submitted hy Premier Nehru, setting forth the fundamental principles of the Government's home and foreign This united rt tha highest organ <>' the p*.- I
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    Several Hundred' Warships In Pacific
    68 5 W ISHINGTON J 15 \VP> U S Navy C el S1 tfl \dm. si Sh U rday with C the P Re Fleel Adm Ai thur Radius T D< puty Chief •>( Navy 'J port, Vice-Adm. F: mcis I was also prt it is suggest*
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    34 5 OTHMAN bin Wok. at the Polytechnic cou s» journalism was i^ esei U d with his diploma by Co}. J. J Astor. Chairman uf "The Times' ri the Commonwealth Press 0 o
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      618 6 'Pro voca tive Broadcas ts Deplored Effect On The Investing Public By A Special Correspondent ON buoyant markets a satisfactory volume of business was maintained during the week. Main activity was m industrials but towards the end tins came into the picture on good outport demand. The debate on the
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      154 6 LUES across:— l Property man: 6 Despatch letters for a job 1 6. It needs correction. 9 Left, m a sense; 10 On which B lift may depend: 11. No raw berry: 13 Look attractive?; 15 Get just your pound of flesh?; 16 Ob-ect of worship at
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      8 Sarawak Men To Study In Singapore
      165 6 Standard Staff Reporter SARAWAK Oilfields, Ltd., an associate company of the Shell Group, have provided eight scholarships to young men m their labour force to undergo training at the Junior Technical (Trade) School m Singapore. The scholarship is for a three-year training course.
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      The Week's Business
      283 6 Industrials: Britisb Malaya Trustee t»5.50, Kraser Neave Oi Is (3.60 lo $3.62£, Gammon 52.40 to $2.50, G get iwn Dispensary S2 15 to Hongkong Bank $805 .v $810, Malayan Brewei es 55.85 to $6.10, Malayan C i tei es $1 75. Robinson $3-10 to ;-3.oi' Raffles Hotel
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      13th List Of 'Fair Prices'
      102 6 FOLLOWING is the 13th Weekly "Fair Price" list issued by the Controller of Supplies, Singapore. Sardines: 4 oz. tins (m oil) "Norway Mud" reduced from 55 to 45 cts. 4 oz. (m tomato sauce) "Norway Maid" reduced from 50 to 45 cts. Condensed Milk: 14
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      KLANG RIVER
      27 6 Klang River Tin Dredging Co. Lid. lias announced its first distribution since the war m a dividend of 10 per cent payable on July 30
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      TB Takes 24 Lives In S'pore
      60 6 PNEUMONIA claimed 22 lives and tuberculosis 24. according to the health statement issued by the Singapore Municipal Health Officer for week ending July 7. 1951 9even persons died of beriberi. 13 persons of enteritis, and six of convulsions. There was one death from diphtheria.
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      $205,002 PROFIT FOR EASTERN UNITED
      143 6 I EASTERN United Assurance which marie a profit of $205,002 for the year ended Marc'". 31, 1951, is paying shareholders Interim and final dividends of six per cent, each and a further six per cent, bonus: less income tax. The net income at $793,555 represented
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      164 6 STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. WESI COASI MALAY > Vessel *Ot Muar Weekly Vessel tc Molocc Twice Weekly Vessel tor Dickson Weekly, Tung Song *oi Malacca Port Dickson Port Swettenham July 18 Segamat for Penang July 17 Serampang for Penang, Teiok Aribon July 20 EASI COAST MALAYA Resang for Kuantan July
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      79 6 Hong Soon for P. Baroe July 21 Hong Tat for Rengat July 21 Hong Thong *or Baqan Si Ap, Api July 16 Hong Ann for Djambi July 21 Mantin for T. Nibung July 21 Stia for Belawan July 21 SARAWAK N BORNEO Darvel for Miri, Labuan, Jesselton, Kudat, Sandakan, Tawao
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    Perak Call For Drastic Revision Of Rugby Rules
    363 7 som^?«:. r" A call for the drastic of ™™L?V c rules BT° verni ng the HMS Malaya rugby competition was made by Mr. H Service Perak's representative m the Malayan Rugiy IMon' and fo many years a coach to the Perak rugby
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    Wilfred Extended But Wins
    437 7 MAKING his debut m the Singapore Badminton Association Junior Singles championships this year. Wilfred Tan (Diehard* brother of Andrew Tan, last years junior singles champion, had to fi^ht very hard m his second round tie against Liew Khoon San (Marigold) whom he beat m three sets
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    Rowan Gives Fine Display
    164 7 p v t July 15 (Heuter) ft diso ay oi offspin bowling b a- ■.1 Rowan enabled the South Africans to beat Ireland by ei«hr wickets here yesterday e y had been led by 14 ru s on \he first innings. Tie South Africans were all
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    Peng Soon, Piruz Win India Doubles Titles
    143 7 BOMBAY, July 15 (UP)— Malayan badminton stars Wong Pent; Soon and Abdulla Piruz beat Devinder Mohan and Henry Ferreira of India m the doubles final of the Cricket Club of India championships yesterday, 15-12, 1 .">-!>. The winners led from the assuming: an
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    Good Performances At Kluang Sports
    372 7 KLI'AXG, Sun. Good performances were put up at the second annual district amateur athletic meet here on Friday. Top honours went to 2nd-Lt. D. J. Pain of the E.T.C. who broke the Johore mile record. He returned 4 mm. 48.2 sees. Results: Hammer Throw: 1.
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    New Table-Tennis Champs. Crowned
    484 7  - New Table-Tennis Champs. Crowned RANJIT SINGH By LOH KUM SOON, Singapore's ace table-tennis player tor well over 20 years and holder of the men's singles championship was dethroned m just over 30 minutes at the Great World last night where the 1951 STTA finals were held. i ATter five gruelling
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    Australia Keep Unbeaten Record
    79 7 EASTBOURNE. SUSSEX, July 15 (Reuter) Australia repre.sented by their Davis Cup team of Frank Sedgman, Ken McGregor and Mervyn Rose kept their unbeaten record m lh e international dub lawn tennis tournament here yesterday and won the Silver Windmill trophy with a record of 15 wins
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    Baseball Results
    61 7 NEW YORK. July 15 (AP) Saturday major league baseball results: American League: Boston 3, Chicago 2: New York U, Cleveland 8: Washington 8, Detroit 0: Philadelphia 10, .St. Louis G. National League: St. Louis 4. New York 3; Cincinnati 5. Boston 0; Pittsburgh 0. Philadelphi i 2, Chicago
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    PI Pair Beaten
    16 7 BAASTAD. July 15 (Rcuter)— The Filipino pair Felicissimo Ampon and Cesar Carmona were
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      51 7 Today's Eadio Programmes KAIUO MALAYA SIMiAPOKE KNGLISB PROGRAMME ;u*< »1 W wmttf) News; I.« i-> Prourarome Schools Broadcast. Hall: Summary: \iusic* "t X»m. M fi Adventure, i«>^ M »ha« Market It From Here, Before Sf ht; the PBWjf AJIMB T mll wu'i" 1 "si News: 12 Tamil ts£^SSii* seas; MALAY
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      152 7 lian son;'s; IJSO Sports Round I'd; 1.4."> Children's Corner: B.la News: 8.,i0 Ruanjran Kesenian. CHINESE iKOGKAMME J-'Ot 1 *<•!• Ifi dieiren 10 J3 a m to 12 noon Schools Broadcast- i;.4"> Prog. Summary m Mandarin- li 47 Mandarin Lijcht Music: I p m News m Mandarin. Amoy and Caatonese followed
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      164 7 Ilannay; News (S); 9.45 Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians; 1(1 p.m Opera Concert; 10.:i0 Dance Music from The Griffin Inn. (K.L.). PUNANG (I'4BV kc/& I'M uietiei) 9.35— 9.55 Schools Broadcast: 10 a.m. News (K.L.); 10.45 Schools Broadcast: I—l1 I p.m. As Singapore; <i p.m. Programme Summary; 6.02 Anniversary Hour; p.m
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    DE KRETSER TO THE RESCUE
    558 8 DE KRETSER TO THE RESCUE Singapore Draw With Johore THEY FIND SITTING ROOM JOHORE BAHKI', Sun. Johore nearly pulled off a l»i^ surprise m tlit-ir interstate cricket with Singapore which ended m a draw. The homesters were well on the road .<» victory until they came up against de Kretser
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    Anto Racer Dies
    229 8 An to Racer Dies RIO DE JANEIRO. July 14 (UP) French auto racer Jean Arh ird died today when his Bfaserati car went off- the road and roll m a ravine during a trial run. Never before hits there been a bigger crowd at the Happy World Stadium, Singapore, as
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    Liberty Beat Seletar
    27 8 LIBERTY Sports Club beat Seletar Football Club 2 o m a friendly soccer played at Seletar yesterday. Clive and Das Rozario were the scorers.
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    FRIENDLY TENNIS
    42 8 The Hongkong University Tennis Team will be entertained by the V.M.C.A. at Bras Basah Road on Friday at 4.:i0 p.m. Three singles and two doubles matches will be played and the V.M.C.A. team will be captained by Lim Hee Chin.
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    WEIGHTS FOR 2nd DAY
    393 8 BELOW are weights for second day, Wednesday, July 18, of the Singapore races. CL. 1 DIV. I—6 F. Four O'clock II 9.02 Pink Gin 9.02 No Regrets 9.00 Melbury Court 8.10 Bright Eye g 8.08 Toboggan 8.07 (Uninsured 8.05 Croydon 8.04 Ondine 8.03 Kinder Gold 8.02h
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    Turpin Won't Have Easy Return Task
    387 8 LONDON, July 15 (Renter). Just how good is Randolph Turpin the British European and world middleweight champion. That is what those interested m boxing overseas must he now asking after the coloured Briton's unexpected, yet brilliant, win over Raj Robinson, the former holder of
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    HK Varsity Chalk Up First Success
    401 8 HOIN'G KONG University s sports contingent chalked up their first victory yesterday, when their tennis team scored a 3-2 win over the local Guild of Graduates at Dr. Chan Ah how's courts at Mounthatten Road. A record crowd of undergrads, grads. friends and supporters
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    Germany Level Up With Italy
    67 8 MUNICH. July 15 (AFP)— Germany yesterday tied one-all with Italy with three matches still to be played m the European zone semi-finals of the Davis Cup Contest. Italy had won the first singles match the day before yesterday. In the second singles yesterday, the veteran
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    Old Frees Win
    60 8 Old Frees W in PENANG, Sun— Bowlers wore on top Id the annual cricket match between O'd Free Ass >- ciation and Penang Free School on the school ground today. In an exciting finish Old Boys be.it presents boys by two runs. Schoolboy Navaratnam as topscorer of the match with
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    Rocklites Chalk Up 5th Win
    131 8 Rocklites Chalk Up 5th Win THE enterprising Rocklites got their sth successive win when they defeated the Chinese Athletics "A" 3 l m a SAFA division two match played at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Mission put the Rocklites ahead m the 15th minute. Man Fook equalised. Rocklites were pinned m their
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    Scottish Festival Football Results
    58 8 LONDON, July 14 (Reuter)— Scottish festival football results: St. Mungo Trophy First Round Aberdeen 2 Rangers 1. Celtic 2 Hearts 1. Dundee 3 Motherwell 4. Hibernian 3 Third Lanark 1. Morton 1 Clyde 2. Queen of the South 3 East Fife 0. Raith Rovers 9 Queens
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    Perak Defeat Selangor 5-2
    226 8 Bardhan Cup soccer IPOH. Sun.— IVrak h,,1w,.,. compatriots by !>-2 m the Bardnaa lition for Malayan In<lian- \Am\m\ v Indians owed llu-ir Hfltorj t«. it, (lu I forwards. Selangor put up a g tod fight and held the a/inners to i all draw m the v.v>:
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    7 8 Wing On Borrowed Machine time sees an
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