Singapore Standard, 3 August 1951

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    Neutral Zone Talks Stilk Deadlocked
    312 1 Neutral Zone Talks Stilk Deadlocked n. (II*)- Vllictl ami Communist am Ihnut and 20 minutes in Kaesone iking the deadlock thai threatens to ..1 negotiations There were clear indicati h that Washington and Moscow are directing the truce strategy and that onl> they could end the week-old deadlock. A-- A
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    In "Volunteers" For Action In I-C Reported
    11 1 In "Volunteers" For Action In I-C Reported 1 51 i meeting
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    Alloes Launch Small Drive
    30 1 ARMY. IV.'. ted 1 n a v and miica C inc es north s 7 3.000 < torid threw s1 iking »r Rid g made at I
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    French Plane Crashes In Saigon Take Off
    57 1 SAIGON Aug 'Reute/'The French crew ere Wiled or ed i hen a military Dakota Sa gon tti field on a tfl this morning Tne plane id off-loaded passengers take a freight just peforethe takeoff c ished into the airfield building and also killecf
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    Truman Publicly Regrets Senator's For East Stand
    75 1 WASHINGTON, /tag 2, (IP) President Truman publicly regretted the stand taken by Chairman Tom Connallv of the Senate For- SB Relations Committee on American aid in the Far East. The Texas Democrat vigorously opposed increased aid in the Far East recently savin? the
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    Mutiny On Board Polish Minesweeper
    125 1 STOCKHOLM, Aug. 2, (UP) Crew members ol a Polish minesweeper, Locked their ofRcers in quarters in a mutiny in the Baltic Sea. steamed into a southern Swedish port today and asked for asylum as political refugees. Swedish naval and police officials said it was not
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    Pak. Premier Says No To Delhi Visit
    201 1 Pak. Premier Says No To Delhi Visit KARACHI. Aug. 2. (Router) Pakistan Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan today turned down an invitation from the Indian Premier Mr. Xehru to visit Delhi for talks about the Kashmir dispute. Mr Nehru had already declined an invitation to visit Karachi. In his ir^--;.
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    2,915 Men Called Up Since Feb.
    117 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs the end 01 July, there were > 58t> Emergency Servicemen serving in the Federal .on. Situ-.' the direction oi Manpower started in mid-February, ?Ml5 men have actually been railed for service, but 329 have been released on appeals
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    Burmese Jap War Criminals For S'pore
    7 1 RANGOONjAu^<AI^
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    A tilers For Norway
    39 1 LONDON. Aug. 2 (Reuter) The British Prime Minister. Mr. Clement Attlee, and Mrs. AM lee left for Edinburgh on the first stage of their trip to Norway They are due to arrive in Norway tomorrow.
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    Giant Turbine On Fire
    77 1 One of the giant turbines of the St. James Power Station in Keppel Road caught fire shortly before six o'clock yesterday evening. Picture shows the turbine on the riffht covered with foam, with two members of the power station staff playing their hose on to the
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    More Load Shedding Today As Result Of Giant Turbine Blaze
    232 1 Standard Staff Reporter THERE will be more than usual load shedding today and prohahly tomorrow as a result of one of the turbine* in the St. James Power Station in Keppel Road catching fire yesterday evening. This was stated to
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    Teochews Act On Charity Tax Question
    200 1 Mandard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A memorandum urging both the Federation and Singapore governments to exempt from income tax donations made to charities in Malaya will be sent by the Pan-Malayan Teochew Association to the High Commissioner. Sir Henry Gurney, and the Governor
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    RAF, French Swap Liaison Officers
    89 1 THE Royal Air Force, which is engaged against Malaya's jungle Communists, is to exchange a liaison officer with the French Air Force in Indo-China, which is fighting the Vietminh Communist rebels, it was announced yesterday. A French air force officer will arrive in Singapore on
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    Private Audience
    25 1 CASTEL GANDOLFO. Italy, Aug. 2 (AP^— Pope Pius Wednesday .received in private audience Monsignor Caetano Mignani. Bishop of Kiang, recently expelled from China.
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    Guardian Comments On S'pore Press Law
    97 1 MANCHESTER ENGLAND. Au<> 2 (Reuter)— The new press regulation in Singapore must be judged by the way in winch it j was used, the Manchester Guardian suggested today. "Unhappily. confidence in Colonial administrators is not protound that it is possible to ■•It must not
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    Iran Guards Fire On Red Warship
    93 1 TEHERAN. Aug. 2. (IP) Iranian frontier guards opened up with machinegun fire on a Soviet naval ship when It entered Iranian waters of the Caspian Sea on Tuesday, general staff sources said today. The sources said the 700--ton "warship" was fired on for half
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    Britain Defers Sending Mission To Iran By 1 Day
    374 1 LONDON, Aug. 2 (Renter) Britain has deferred wemMmg its ministerial mission to Persia by a day because "certain formalities" still have to be completed. Announcing this today a j Foreign Office spokesman said I ;he reply by Mr. Averell Har- riman
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    More Confident Tone In London Exchange
    120 1 LONDON. Aug. 2 (Reuter)— A more confideni tone developed throughout the London Stock Exchange today a.s a result of the complete cessation of the recent "forced" selling brought about by the dividend freeze. The slow but steady improvement resulted in some hasty short covering,
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    2Supplements With Tomorrow's Issue
    156 1 2 Supplements With Tomorrow's Issue Trade Exhibit Grand Prix TOMORROW'S Singapore Standard will o»- a biini|M-r issue. In addition to the normal 12-page piper there uill be two supplements— i Trade Exhibition Supplement of eight pages and a Johore (irand Prix supplement of four pages. The Trade Exhibition Supplement deals
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    Aussie Jet Bomber To Raid S'pore Today
    365 1 ROYAL Air Force Vampire jet fighters and ground radar installations will combine today to intercept a high-flying jet bomber "attack" on Singapore— the Far East's first all-jet air defence exercise. The bomber will be the twinjet Canberra, the first lor the Royal Australian
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    Casey Reaches HK
    41 1 HONGKONG Kua I KP Australian Foreign Ministei R.< Cat»ej if ife <>l1 the I Easi irrived hen I Bangk k. They will I Goveri »r Sir- Aicxand. Gi tham dui eir stay here before 1 1 x urdav
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    Josey's Talks Not Subversive
    229 2 Confirmed In Parliament Standard Staff Reporter THAT Mr. Alex Josey'g Malayan Affairs hroadmntn were "in no sense subversive m was confirmed in the Hon*e of Commons in London OH Tuesday and in Singapore yesterday by Government spokesmen concernedAn offl a! spokesman ol the t. r Q
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    Berat Seva Officials
    54 2 At the annual general meeting oi the Barat Seva Samithy rev :>>:u wing were elected Rice be trers: President: P. Balakrishna I ulai HF.m\ Vice President *M. K< n; H >n. Secretary: r.vi. Bhaskaran Pi d; H n. Treasurer: u B X H '">• Auditors i B
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    THE FIRE AND ITS AFTERMATH
    32 2 EARLY MORNING scene at Kampong Bugis yesterday after fire had ravaged the area. TJie thousands of victims wasted no time in trying to salvage whatever they could.
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    Fire Sequel: 3 Men Charged With Theft
    183 2 A SEQUEL to the million dollar fire at Kampong Susis on Wednesday was heard in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday when three Chinese were charged with stealing property during the confusion olio wing the fire. The property alleged to be stolen included
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    US Educator Now In S'pore
    86 2 DR PHILIP W. Thayer. Dean of the School of Advanced International Studies of the John Hopkins University, U.S.. arrived on the Marseillaise in Singapore vesterday with Mrs. Thayer. Dr Thayer who is touring South-East' Asia will study aspects of graduate education particularly in the field
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    Protest Meeting
    45 2 THE NAVAL Base Labour Union will hold a mass meeting on Aug. 11 at 4.00 p.m. at the Naval Base to protest a^inst the Admiralty's action in^ not granting new cost of living a'lowances to the industrial employees of the ELM. Dockyard. Singapore.
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    Proprietor Cleared
    37 2 CHEW KAY HONG, proprietor of Happy World Cabaret was discharged in the Singapore Relief Court yesterday after the summons charge against him for employing two under-aged girls in his cabaret was withdrawn by the prosecution.
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    Govt., MCA, Public Organise Relief ForSporeFire Victims
    317 2 Govt., MCA, Public Organise Relief For Spore Fire Victims Standard Staff Reporter THE MALAYAN Chines- Association, Singapore, the Buddhist Association and a Chinese newspaper have started organising relief measures for the victims of the Rampong Bugis fire, in addition to the help given by the Department of Social Welfare, three
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    Youths Beg In Streets, Girls Join Cabarets
    288 2 Dodgers Sneak Into HK A LARGE number of Malayan youths who rtrrnth relurned to China, many to avoid the Manpower Regulations, are now bejj^iiijz in the directs oi Hon^kmiwhile some of the jjirls have' turned dbonc bMtefifles, These youths entered Hongkong illegally tfa]
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    A.O.C. In Ceylon
    37 2 AIR VICE-MARSHAL R. S. Blucke. the Air Officer Commanding the RAF in Malaya, ;md Mrs. Blucke left Singapore by air yesterday (Thursday) for Ceylon. "They will return to the Colony in about a fortnight
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    Woman To Stand Trial For Mischief
    147 2 A 4' -YEAR-OLD Chinese woman. Poo: Kwee lluay, j alias iw.v.g Siew Boey, was. committed to stand trial at the next Assizes after a preliminary inquiry in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. Pooi was tentatively charged with committing mischief by attempting to set
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    Three Cars Vanished From Connaught Drive
    154 2 THREE motor cars valued at about $14,000 were stated in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday to have been stolen at Connaught Drive and later discovered in tertain estates in the CeWny completely stripped off their parts. As a result of their investigations, police
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    Naturalisation Papers For 32 Singaporeans
    174 2  -  Michae H. Goh. pictures by THIRTY-TWO more people received their naturalization papers from the hands of the Colonial Secretary, M r N Blythe, at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Singapore, yesterday. The recipients were: Messrs. Michael John Redhill. Morris Leo Fook Mini;. Jan Arnaud van Minister
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    Accused Denies Ownership Of $12,000 Textiles
    142 2 Standard Staff Reporter TEG CHIX CHONG v. faced two charges of retaining Stolen property, and a third i fraudulently having a q:, ol texti.es. a'.l n rth 512.000. told the Singapore Firsi District Court yesterdev. thai was not the owner of the goods He
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    Broke Holiday Law. Man Fined
    50 2 YEO ENG TOR. a sh pkeei ei of Cl-p Chin Sent wa» I $250 in the Singap re R« Court yesterday f< i failing close his shop in Sun < Road on Sunday, June 17. m\ was the day h e specified to be closing
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      96 2 :-:-"-"Y^-vj:-x-:v:v--:-:--i SO/T-AT LAST Y^WHAT WOULD N DONT LET THAT DISCOURAGE; AFTER AWHILE, ThIAVE I SOME WHERE. fO> vr t-^ AJ&I VOU POKED ANYBODY DO? I VOU, DEARIE. THAT'S OUST < THEY DONTT V FRECKLES OM ARE YOU J I SCHE Al«. f iB^^WB VOUR HEAD >HE SCREAMED THE NORMAL FIRST
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    Gimson Opens 'Shenton Way' Today
    123 3 Women Workers For SMC? THE SHORTAGE of labour in the Singapore Municipal Town Cleansing Department has become so acute that a recommendation has been made to employ female labour. The Health Committee of the commissioners has agreed, sub- irrt <■• Mitir-tiKit u>n bv the Service
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    He Has 2 Suggestions
    100 3 THE CLEARING of hawkers from the five foot ways, the libition of parking along boi sides oi main roads are two measures suggested by Mr .1 C. Kulasingha, Legislative Councillor for Bukil Timah to s ilve Singapore's traffic problem. Mr. Kul i- ngha. who strongly s
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    Thief Jailed
    47 3 ARUMUGAM (171 was sentenced t( > oi e m >nth's rigorous Imprisonment in the Singapore Foui tb Police Court yesterday for stealing a portable gramophone, worth $30 and Indian gramophone records worth $75 from the P.W D Labourers' quarters, Yio Chu Kang Road on July 2a
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    A PREVIEW:NOTE THE BUNTINGS
    17 3 A PREVIEW: NOTE THE BUNTINGS Yesterday's view of 'Shenton Way' which Governor Sir Franklin Gimson opens today
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    HOSPITALS REJECTED BEDRIDDEN MAN court told
    287 3 HOSPITALS REJECTED BEDRIDDEN MAN court told Standard Staff Reporter NO HOSPITAL in Singapore would accept Mr. K. S Anwari, a man who had been seriously ill for more than two-and-a-half years and is now bedridden, his doctor, Mr. A. Kulkarni, said in the Singapore First Civil District Court yesterday. Dr.
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    3 GIRLS AND A STAR
    61 3 And you have guessed the star right. He is Shri .limmat Singh Chauhan, who does a command per formance next Thursday. Yesterday evening during the dress rehearsals he posed for The Standard cameraman back stage. And the three ladies are Misses Punithavathy Rajakarier. Leela Nair
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    DO YOU KNOW THIS PERSON
    76 3 The body of a middle-aged Chinese was picked up from Stamford R >ad Cajjal yesterday afternoon by the Singapore Police. The man has noi been identified and Police are appealing for anyone who may know of ie circumstances into the death of the man. to
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    Who Will Repair This Wall?
    125 3 Standard StaiT Reporter THE SINGAPORE Municipality is in communication with the Government in regard to the crumbling wall on Marine Parade. The matter W H raised by Mr Frank James, (Progressive East) at the ordinary meeting of the Commissioners on Tuesday. The Municipality claims that
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    THE FACTS ABOUT THIS NEW ROAD
    417 3 The "Shenton Way" road reserve is 80 feet wide. the formation comprising tiro 28 feet wide carriageways, a ten-loot-wide central reserve and two seven-foot-wide footways^ in each of which is incorporated a vertical-sided concrete drain. Three new roundabouts ore provided in the scheme, one
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    Strikers Plump For Arbitration
    205 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Glass Factory Employees" Union, whose members have been on strike for the pa.-t thirteen days, yesterday wrote to the Commissioner tor Labour asking him to refer the dispute to an Arbitration Board. The letter pointed out that as the Singapore Glass
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    Move To Ease Kallang Crush
    394 3 II• i the vide i f the I Fles Qua) i comg et i i traffic route ling 1 Empress P l to T ing And< •on B dge Fulle R id, Col lye Qu the new road i e action xA the i i
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    Miss E.M. Morris
    36 3 MISS E.M MORRIS, Junior Programme Assistant, Department oi Broadcasting, Fed tion of Maiaya and Eitngapo e, has been promoted to be a Programme Assistant (Schools), Department of Broadcasting. Federation oi Malaya tnd Singapore.
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      108 3 VM C Orchard Road: BodyBuilding Weighi Lifting 5 pmi Judo Training 5.30 p.m.. Table Tennis Training 7 p.m. Chinese Y.M.( ..V. Selegie Road: Music Class 2^o p.m.. Badminton S P HI Body Building 5.30 pm H.U Basket Ball 5.30 pm. Free Greek Class 6-7 >:n. Table Tennis T- V .O
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    Rushes After Shot Bird, Sgt. Drowns
    111 4 KUALA LI'MPUR, Thurs.— Sergeant Oman, officer in charge of the Selayang Police Station eight miles from Kuala Lumpur, was drowned yesterday afternoon in a pond nearby. He was stated to have rushed into the pond to recover a bird he had shot with his
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    Appeal Against Sentence Fails
    184 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Remarking that the President of the Sessions Court had given a very careful judgment, Mr. Justice Taylor at the Selangor Criminal Court of Appeal, today, upheld the conviction and sentence of 18 months' rigorous imprisonment passed on a Chinese electrical
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    82 4 "This is Hie first time I've ever carried a Communist flag", said Mr. Thomas E. Oewey, Governor of New York Stale. The flag, captured by "D" Company. Ist Battalion Suffolk Regiment, was presented to Mr. Deuey as a souvenir of his vis.it to Kajang on July 30. Left to right
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    Call-up: Johore To Start Door-To-Door Registration
    386 4 Call-up: Johore To Start Door-To-Door Registration Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. Within the next few days there will be door-to-door registration in Johore Bahru township of those eligible for call-up under the Manpower Direction Ordinance. Disclosing this to The Standard yesterday, the District Officer, Johore Bahru. Inche Hassan bin
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    Decision On Petrol Pump Rates Deferred
    114 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tnurs.— j The method of valuation ol as- sessment rate for petrol pumps i and installations were discussed at the meeting of the assessment committee of the Kuala Lumpur Municipality, today. The committee was of the opinion that the
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    DIED ON WAY TO HOSPITAL
    74 4 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA. Thurs.— A leading member of tne Ceylonese Community in Malacca, Mr. Shelton Edward Gooneraje, 37, passed away on Tuesday after a short illness of three days. Mr. Gooneraje passed away in the car while he was being taken to hospital. Mr.
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    Stolen Van Involved In Accident
    213 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— On the grounds that the driver of the van had not been proved to be The employee of Arnold and Company the President of the Sessions Court. Mr. D M. K. Grant, today, dismissed the claims of a rattan
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    Barber Issued False Passes
    121 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The President oi the Sessions Court, Mr. D M. K. Grant bound over a Chinese barber. Mah Kim S.vee. to be or good behaviour for one year in the sum of $250, in {wo sureties, when he pleaded guilty to
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    SMUGGLER FINED
    42 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— A lorry driver. Koh Kheng. 44. was yesterday fined $350 in the Johore Police Court, for smuggling 10 cartons of cigarettes at the Johore Causeway on August 1 The cigarettes were found hidden under his driving seat.
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    COURT FLAYS JB CUSTOMS
    211 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE first Johore Police Court Magistrate Mahmood b. Ali, critised the Johore Customs in their manner of checking during the trial of Loh Nguan Chiew, managing partner of Chop Yap Long of Benut, Pontian, who was charged with possessing uncustomed goods, namely one
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    Malay Cadets To Pass Out At Sandhurst
    132 4 Malay Cadets To Pass Out At Sandhurst LONDON. An*. 2 (ReuterV— The first two Malay cadeu? to go through the Royal Military ha demy at Sandhrust will pass out at the Sovereign's Parade there today. The cadets, Sergeant Abdul Ma:..:; bin Abas and Sergeant Shokar bin Ch:k. will tn. commissioned
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    5 Bandits Killed
    160 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Five bandits were killed and three wounded in 'he Feder I yesterday. Two bandits, a man and a woman, were killed in Mentakab by security forces. In the same area, one b.nndit was wounded. In Segamat. a security forces patrol killed
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    Judgment Reserved
    64 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Judgment was reserved today, by the first magistrate. Mr. A. P. Jack, in the case against a Chinese toddy inspector. Yap Chong Shing. who was charged with oecepting $50 irom P. Murugiah. Manager of a toddy shop, as a consideration to get Murugiah transferred. Mr.
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    Briggs' Advice To Buyers OS Jap Estates
    61 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— To ensure that proper security measures are maintained on former Japanese-owned estates Japanese estates situated in Tampin, Rembau and Seremban districts in Negri Sembilan are F«? 8 P 1 UP f r auction by tne a number of years, should
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      100 4 MISCELLANEOUS YV "ANTED Loan $2,000/- Re- ply Box No. T.331 S'pore Standard. NATURALISATION is hereby given that ONG ENG LIAN of No. 6 Poole Road. Singapore is applying to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a
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      641 4 ACKNOWLEDGMENT S J TPIE chairman, th I directors end manager I 1 of the Chung Khiav Bank I 1 1 Singapore thank His Higl I the Sultan o! P< rak, Sii [zzuddin Shah il a I Sultan Abdul Jalil Redzia Hu-An-H --.i, for having so I Ciously declared open the
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    King Own Remember Fallen
    302 5 Comrades SERVICE, MARCH PAST PLANNED Standard Staff Correspondent kin/ 1 VN v' ™ur s —The First Battalion, Mem I V lHre Li ht hlfantr >< hold a talion who lost their lives In operations against me bandits. The Service, attendance at which is limited bv the
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    Malays Form Transport Co.
    22 5 i •rr.'spondent A led a Perlis, ac- id Meteyu com- ere 1 i pi iducts :;•>* could not oe
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    Inoculation Fees Charged In Penang
    157 5 Inoculation Fees Charged In Penang Standard St.: ft Correspondent rcNANG, Thurs More than 0 11 persons, mostly h\lian ho went ti Port Health Office yesterday for ini iilal n i >r cinat i< had jto pay a tee ol $1 :>r this rvice. Formerlj i or tions were performed free
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    Anxiety Got This Father Into Trouble
    162 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. In his anxiety to see his wife ai: i two children who arrived in the Rajula this morning, a Telugu tindal, Ramasamy, from Selaba Estate, Telok Anson, 1 walked into the I*enang Harbour Board, a protected place, without getting
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    Stud Bull Costs $3,000
    104 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA KAXGSAR. Thurs.— Kuala Kangsar cattie owners will soon be aoie to nave their rows crossed by a Pakistani stud bull. The bull will cost •?.i,OOO. The Kuala Kannsar Town Board has approved the erection oi a shed tor it at TaJang, Kuala
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    BLACKOUT AREAS TODAY
    324 5 >|BST\TION^ liable to load Shedding today are. H(M>n Tat Street, Telok Koran, si 1" \v saw Mill. SHHI Co.. feJ Rubbrr Works.. Alt .Hatter. Network S'liun- SwimminK Mub. Mrlhmnld House. Armenian St. UC T n We Phue Fort Cannlnr. Seah St. Waterlo<) St^ Sfc %nfir>>ws Ilieh St./
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    Mr. Aston Foregoes Privilege
    200 5 Mr. Aston Foregoes Privilege PENANG, Thurs The marking "RCP" in the section reserved for the Resident Commissioner at the car park in China Street Ghaut has been erased at the request of the Resident Commissioner, Mr. A. V. Aston. At the Municipal Commissioners 1 meeting held on Thursday. July 26,
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    Bandit Airstrikes
    27 5 BANDIT targets in Negn Sembilan, Perak and Johore were hit by jet fighters, Lincoln R.A.A.F. bombers and bombearrying Sunderland flying boats in yesterday's air operations.
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    OLD BOYS' DINNER
    38 5 INVITATIONS have been Issued by the President and members of the Bukit Ntertajam Huh School Old Boys' Association to their annual re-union dinner at the Violet Cafe, Penang, on Saturday. Au§. 4 at 8.30 p.m.
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    Looking Into The Future
    48 5 This linle Chinese girl looks out from the window of tier new home in J ing Jang, Selangor, across part of the largest resettlement town in MalayaIn tlie background she sees BatJi Caves. Jingjang is a place with a future. Department of Information Photo.
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    Electricity Dept. Creates A Record
    193 5 Electricity Dept. Creates A Record Standard Siaff Correspondent PENAN'C, Thurs. The lYiiang Electricity Supply Department treated a record during 1930 according to the Department's annual report for last year. The report states that the number of units sold last year was the highest in the history of the department and
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    Mat Caused Blackout
    91 5 PENANG. Thurs— One of the faults which occurred on April 26, last year at the Ayer Itam Electrical SubStation was due to the entry of a mouse into the cable sealing: chamber of No. 2 Dato lira mat feeder cubicle causing a flash-over, it is stated in
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    Sub-warder Freed
    42 5 TARA SINGH. sub-warder in the Penang Prisons, was acquitted and discharged by Mr. Abdui Rahman in the Magistrate's Court yesterday on a charge of conveying a letter without lawful authority for a prisoner George Carnegie, on May 28. this year.
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    Penang UMNO Women Wish Onn Success
    92 5 PEN AX G Thurs. The women's Section of the Penang UMNO resolved at a recent meeting at Perak Road, that UMNO should carry on a> a political body to protect the interests of Malays. They expressed their gratitude to Dato Onr. bin Ja'afar for
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    Griffiths Passes 4 Appointments
    76 5 THE SECRETARY of State for the Colonies has approved the following promotions: Mr. L. F. Wilkinson, Controller. Malayan Telecommunications Service, to be Director of Telecommunication*. Federation of Malaya. Mr. J H. Wagstaff, Assistant Controller. Malayan Telecommunications Service, to be Controller. Mr. L. V. Waumsley. Assistant Controller.
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    Better Value Promised At New Co-op Shop
    240 5 Better Value Promised At New Co-op Shop Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thur*. A call to support and cm operate with Government in all its enterprise* was mad* by Dr. !N. P. L. Yegappan, Chairman of the Central Province Welle»ley Co-opcrati%e Stores Society Lt<t>» Bukit Mertajam, which was oHiriallv opened ye*terday7
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    Hindus Keep The 'Sathurthi'
    92 5 Hindu officers En Singapore Government Departments will conduct the "Sathurthi 1 festival at the Sii Senpag.'i Viii;.; a^.ti Temple. 19 Ceylon, R o;i d. Katong next Monday, from 5 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. The chief items of the festival are: Special abishegam cere many from 5
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    Certificates For Thirteen King Scouts
    125 5 [POH, Thurs Thirteejj Pel ak S< Duts, eleven ol v> h >rq are from Taiping, urill rtcei King Seoul Certificates fronj Sir Elenry Gkirney, Chief Scout of the Federation of Ma »y*i on An^u-i 7. The preset tatioi be jau i which will if hold
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    Teachers Conference
    99 5 IPOH Thurs The Selai g>r Chinese School reachei A nation is planning a eonfi i of delegate of Chin* ee s< hoot reachers 1 Associations in Mi*» country to discusse the Barnes Etepori on Malay educat ion ind the Fetm-Wu Report on Cl ese educat ion P. ill
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    Taximan Jailnl
    37 5 A TAX I n i\ <■■ Nooi bin Osin.ui. Mras sentenced I months' r.i by Mr J] I. WrU Hfortl p tig M ai Court yesterday foi driving his Laxi while m Lhe influ f liquoi
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    Amateurs Tinker With The Scales of justice
    1801 6  - Amateurs Tinker With The Scales of justice Wayfarer By A MATEURISH prosecutions" in the Singapore Magistrates 9 Courts were criticised last week by Mr. Justice Brown. The acting Chief Justice can, like Clive on a famous occasion, be surprised at his own moderation, for some aspects of the administration of
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      The Emperor's Clothes
      880 6 WHENEVER we think of a great many of our local politicians (and we can't help but think about them most of the time) we are invariably reminded ©f the story about the Emperor's Clothes. So far we have resisted the temptation to repeat this story but we
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    Reviw of views
    324 6 Save Your Mpney MR. Aw Boon Haw, through] the editorial columns o: the Sin Chew Jil Poh yes-', terday asked the Malayan] people to so: up more com-; mercial and industrial enter- j prises. j Mr. Aw a .■> commenting on the; opening of a branch of
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    We the People
    266 6 Can Japanese I onard Change Us Spots? and free 111 l>lV Si v History is repeating itself, America, as an expediency, is now using Japan as a "shield" against Communism in the Pacific regions, jus: as Britain used her againsi Russia to prevent the Latter menacing India
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    Must Colonies Sigh a Pact?
    156 6 Must Colonies Sigh a Pact? Sir; The import of goods under licence from th e United States is subject, summarily, to a declaration by the importer, of the end use, the Ultimate destination for which the goods are actually intend- ed, with an undertaking by that importer that, in the
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    Reader Has A Scheme For Pensioners
    394 6 Reader Has A Scheme For Pensioners Sir; The Pensioners would do well if they extend their sincere thanks to Hon'ble Tuan Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohd. Hashim and Hon'ble Mr. Wong Pak Choy for having raised the question of the Cost Of Living Allowance of the Pensioners. According to the report
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    The Bank Manager
    397 6  -  CASSANDRA By WTHILE I was in the bath ku Ml the Milkman/' I had a rathe d y *<»* ha* to make a peculiary unwise and <u 1 tn leaviß out onp > 2 \2 others. Thus: "My very good friend the B. t ,,k M lt
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    US Urges India, Pak. To Halt Dispute 'In Interests Of Peace'
    336 7 US Urges India, Pak. To Halt Dispute 'In Interests Of Peace' ILNGTON, Aug. 2 (UP)-Authorilative sources revealed ih it Ihe I inivd Stales has urged India ami Pakistan to order dispute over the slate of Kashmir "in the interests ral peace in Asia." The sources said tht American government, in
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    Agn Khan C'wealth,US Can Help India.Pak.
    16 7 Agn Khan C'wealth,US Can Help India.Pak. ea tc e aggresa >r, would be :e--g „> we can
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    Truman To Open Jap Peace Parley
    67 7 Truman To Open Jap Peace Parley WASHINGTON, Aug. U' 1 President inur.an *>a:;t at a press conference tadaj that lit- intends to ily to s.m i ranciseo rn Sept. 4 t;> ojieii the I iiiteil Nations conference on the Japanese peace treaty. Truman also said he does not think General
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    Adm. Fechteler New US CNO'
    94 7 SHING U»\ A ig iAP>— W m M V- s c osen by Presideni i i ay 1 the Naval Op< I s the Se ati n of Fechteler to icc« te Adn p. S man di< suddenly a week st Suj day in Ai
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    UK Ready To Enter Talks With Russia
    117 7 U >NDON A W 2 AP) Brij ,ag nto 11 U res dj to talk Russia in a B ro ir isters meeting Davies. the Foreign n 2 man. said Russia nust be ci v to entersuch talks busi i sslike basis. itten
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    Sabotage Disrupts Buenos Aires Rlys.
    64 7 BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 2. (Reuter)— Saboteurs yesterday blew up a bridge and cut sec- >ns oi the Buenos Aires suburban railways causing severe temporary interruption of traffic. Many railwayroen were re- ported to have 'been arrested. Tie Ministry 6t Transport issued a statement saving that
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    Princesses Watch Polo
    46 7 AP photo. Princess Elizabeth (left), Karl Mountbatten and Princess Margaret stroll along the polo ground at Koehampton July 25. before tbe match between the Argentine team. La Espanada and the Hurlingham Club. The match was the second tie for the Festival Polo Cup.
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    Britain's Newest Jet Fighter Fastest In World—Henderson
    224 7 Britain 's Newest Jet Fighter Fastest In World— Henderson LONDON Aug. 2 (AP) Britain's newest jet fighter, now in production, is the fastest in the world, outspeeding the American F-86 Sabre and the Russian MIG 15, Secretary for Air Arthur Henderson said yesterday. The plane is the Hawker P1067, ordered
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    Scouts From 42 Nations Get Together
    181 7 Scouts From 42 Nations Get Together BAD ISC'IIL. AUSTRIA, Aim. 2 (AP) Boy Scouts from the Western world pitched their tents yesterday only 20 miles from Russian troops for their seventh world jamboree here. Although youths from Russi in- influenced countries are banned by the Communists from attend ing. the
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    RABAT FRENCH MOROCCO.
    27 7 Aug. 2, (AP)— Press censorship; ended yesterday in French Morocco 'after 12 years. It was imposed on both French and; Arab newspapers in 19.<9.
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    Underwater Blast
    50 7 WASHINGTON. Aug. 2. (UP) The Defence Department asked Congress today to authorize the Navy to turn a partly completed submarine into a target for underwater explosion tests. The request gave rise to speculation whether the submarine might be used in the test of a new underwater atom blast.
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    Ex-Priest In Love With Young Girl Unfrocked
    217 7 VATICAN CITY, Aug. 2 (AP) The Roman Catholic Church has excommunicated Luciano Negrini, the ex-priest who fell in love with a young American oirl A Vatican spokesman said the 43-year-old former missionary has been suspended "a divinis" (which means he no longer can
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    UK's First Atom Bomb Said Ready
    31 7 it H LONDON, A i* .2, (UP) Informed sources said Britain has nearly perfected its first atomic bomb and may test it soon at sea.
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    Smuggling: 6 Months For Air Hostess
    171 7 Smuggling 6 Months For Air Hostess CAIRO. Aug. 2 (Reuter).— A British-born air hostess Cynthia Blythe was sentenced \to six months' imprisonment land fined 500 Egyptian pounds on a gold .smuggling charge i here today. The court allowed a stay of j execution. The fine is the equivalent of L512.
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    Ceylon To Waive Jap Reparations
    115 7 COLOMBO. Aug. 2 (UP).— Ceylon has decided to waive her claims to reparations from Japan. This was announced by Premier I). S. Senanayake in the House ol Representatives this! morning when he made a state- ment on the Japanese peace treaty. The Premier said the
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    UK Govt. To Remove Wartime Strike Ban
    109 7 LONDON. Aug. 2 ißeuter)^The Government today removed a ban imposed during wartime on the right oi British workers lo strike without first giving notice of a dispute. j The ban. known as Order 1305. has been vigorously criticised for tiie past 12 months
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    Move To Cut US Economic Aid To Asia
    225 7 WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 (AP)— Chairman James P. Richards of the House Foreign Affairs Committee moved Wednesday to cut r*****,000.093 out of the IS. Administration's I'SSB,SOO 000,000 foreign aid programme. It would reduce economic aid to the Far East by U5550,000,--000. As his
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    Reds Moving Troops To Fight Li Mi
    174 7 Reds Moving Troops To Fight Li Mi rAIPEI, A.ug 2 (API Reports J.i re tod; y aid Cta Communist trn'.ps MR In g moved foe a knockout I against forces of Nations I G< neraJ Li Mj which Invi i I R< i-iif'i Yunnan r*: i from Burma. The China
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    Lord Jowitt Leaves For Aust. Tour
    128 7 LONDON. Aug. 2 <R< Lord Jowitt the Lord Chancel lor. left London airpt i today on a British Overseas Airways Corporation Constell; I for a three-weel s gooi of Australia at the invitatii the Australian Gov< rnm« I He was accompanied h- E Leonard
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    Nilists Support UN Collective Action
    28 7 TAIPI I, Aug. 2 <1 etoan I i Meas United Nai lati nment ha its lull support 1 commui the Secretary-G United ije
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    SE Asia Requires Immediate Relief
    243 7 ECI CHIEF REPORTS: WASHINGTON tug. 2 (Knitf-r Ih, Ero—mlr Co-operation tdminiMtration wanted lodai lhal »hil< the government of Somh-E«si \-i;i might lK ,„<,- -a long period of year* \m remedy throagh i},,j r i»w« rflori* and rpHonrm the ronditkmM lhal undrriHinr their strength "tlu- prr«enl
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    Underground Refuelling For S'pore 'drome
    225 8  - Underground Refuelling For S'pore 'drome IVOR KRAAL, By Std. Aviation Reporter SINGAPORE'S Kallang Airport is expected to have in operation by the end of next month an underground refuelling system which is now in use by leading International airports in the world Eleven refuelling points around the parking apron have
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    Tests For Third Batch Postponed
    238 8 SHB POLICE Standard Shipping Reporter RECOMMENDATIONS of candidates for posts in the new Singapore Harbour Board Police Force have been so slow in reaching the Selection Board that tests for the third batch have now been postponed to Aug. 7. Ihe applicant- should have appeared
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    300-Ib. Cake On Show At Trade Fair
    101 8 Standard Aviation Reporter ONE of the largest ".ikes to be flown reached Sinmp;>rt this week in an Air i Ceylon Sky master from Syd ney. I It is a 300-pound fruit cake, moulded to the outline of the I Australian continent by Ausi
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    Japan Now Second In Shipbuilding
    237 8 Japan Now Second In Shipbuilding LONDON. Aug. 1 (AFP) Struck off the list of ship-building countries during the years immediately following the war, Japan now occupies the second place on that list forcing Franco back to the third place according to Lloyd's latest statistics on shipbuilding thrOUffhOUl tho wnrM At
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    Japanese Steel For Argentine
    59 8 BUENOS AIRES. Aug. 1 iVP' -The frei«her Hai Suang. the first Chinese Nationalist ship to i visit the Argentine capital lince the Last war, docked here today I carrying 8.000 tons of Japanese Steel wire, sheets and tubing. The freighter leit Takao Formosa, on Feb. 28.
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    JUMBO IS NAMED 'HARRY'
    118 8 JUMBO IS NAMED 'HARRY' aianaara snipping Reporter After taking one glance at the three-ton baby elenhant. a gift from the King of Cambodia to President Truman, crew members of the Isthmian Line freighter. Steel Surveyor, dubbed the animal 'Harry/' Although he d>j not paind being given the same name as
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    Military Police Help To Round Up Stragglers
    105 8 Standard Shipping Reporter BEc Al SE five Korea-bound French soldiers missed their ship at Djibouti, last week, the Singapore Military Police wa- called upon to lend a hand in rounding up any stragglers in ithe city when the troop-laden liner, La Marseillaise, pi;;
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    Red China Cargo
    34 8 HAMBURG, Aug. I (AP) 1; > C( Genera] here disclosed yesterday that g vernment had ordered Ite I Panama freighter Montesa to unload 2.850 tons of cargo destined for Red Chi a
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    ,TORAGE LACK CAUSING HUGE FOOD WASTE
    658 9 i' ngeration, Other facilities Needed i 4Z pe™4ii :.e,;.;tn,u °ih; c tw s it"? 8 take* lo handle thr ,a^,,. >""im,ent depending This wanton waste is most serious because it has become a normal feature of the fresh i""i1 trade, and is the cause
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    While Merchants Quarrelled, Onions Rotted
    76 9 While Merchants Quarrelled, Onions Rotted Standburd Staff Krportrr tor onions <lt rl<>[>< <| at the Sii£aBoard *harf yesterday to overshadow ike h haw arisen from thr M«ht of rotting _..l day and a BJghi before. R">:»> mnoo nsigni a p- k( le- the <. of m ge cccpi ed i
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    Fraing Commerce In Europe
    19 9 Fraing Commerce In Europe i de- i i Euj pea igri t's p ce pro- oe I I r
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    Vague About Free Sale Of Gold
    24 9 Vague About Free Sale Of Gold 2 <Reu- I the ev< I ta I He B ft f t, evise, R report tea a
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    Mission
    31 9 s 'il t rosioo. The bj cuttinMS j nisi to the 13 has sutj- atian i;f the >l ite i'.< plant J 1 e< atroJ of \xag (a steep cultivated.
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      RUBBER
      45 9 The latest Singapore robber prices yesterday were per lb. Buyers Sellers No I KSS Spot Loose $1.45J $1.46} F.0.8 in bales Aug. No 1 RSS $1.44 $1,441 No I KSS 51.38 51.39 So 3 R.S > (nora > SI. 31 $1.32 Tone: Slightly easier after steady.
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      LONDON RIBBtK
      25 9 Thursday's opening prices per Ib. were No. 1 RSS Settlement Sept. 44 |d. nom. Oct. 41 Id. nom. Nov. 35Hd. nom. Tone: Quiet.
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      TIN
      39 9 SINCiAOPRE. Thins The price of Tin to-day \%a> >40.")l per pic ill. Down 4;. LONDON TIN Thursday's prices first session were: Spot tBOG buyers, £891 sellers. Three months €796 10s. buyers. ***** sellers. Settlement Price £807. Tone: Easy.
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    Truman Acts Red Bloc
    100 9 Truman Acts Red Bloc WASHINGTON, Aug 2 <t'P> I— President Truman has formalb rdered the suspension ot tariff concessions to Russia and a number ol her satellites. T'-.e President'a pr clamation a s required bv a receni extension of the reciprocal trade I which called tar suspension larifl concessions to
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    HK EXCHANGE
    57 9 HONGKONG, AIUL 8-Bpedal S: indard Service— Oqsing prices '< on the Hongkong Fxcnnnge today '.vcre HK515.85 to Sterling HK$6-3075 tu US$l; HK.-l.blO to iWalayan SI: HK50.335 to one I 1.-.ri. iesi in Rupiah; G o 1 a HK5310.15 to one tael The boys in tne ffVancis C'ro>lev and
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    S'PORE TRAINING FOR SAKAWAK OILFIELDS BOYS
    29 9 I If 111 111 IV* w-- <— i u. «t the lodging and other incidental I Man Reporter .three-year scholarship at th I "^^^^^^^^J
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    US fails to get rubber cheap
    167 9 Standard Market Reporter EFFORTS by the General Services Administration vest«rdav to purchase rubber cheap in the Singapore yeswanaj f__ market were unsuccessful. Attempts by the G.S.A. to buy small quantities of rubber failed because American bids I were well below Singapore 1 levels. Apparently
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    Malaya Trade Hit By US Policies
    249 9 Brown's Review Says** THE highly creditable result of Malaya's trade during the first half of 1951 is attributable to the higher prices of the country's two main products, but the second half of the year will not be so profitable because of the decline
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    'Step Saved US $500 M.'
    58 9 WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. Reconstruction Finance Corporation Administrator W. Stuart Symington said that, since the R.F.C. took over sole buying; of tin, U.S. taxpayers have been saved U.5.5500 million. He called the buying monopoly "an experiment a test case to decide whether America can acquire needed
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    COPRA MART IS STEADIER
    102 9 Standard Market Reporter COPRA in the Singapore produce market was steadier yesterday at improved quotations, buyers quoting $41J per picul and few sellers in evidence. Very small business passed. Coconut oil remained a quietly steady market at unchanged quotations. Pepper quotations were around $Bt)s per picul
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    Rice Bran Cargo For Singapore
    42 9 THE ROYAL Inter-Ocean Line passenger-freighter Ruys brought as her main cargo for Singapore 8,327 bags of rice bran. 15 packages of sundries, ltJ5 packages of kapok, 150 cases of lard, 258 bags of seeds and one elephant.
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    26 9 TIN ORE output of companies in the Burma-Malay Tin group for July are: Katu Tin Dredging 473 piculs- Renong Consol Tin Dredging 236 piculs.
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    Linggi Dividend
    27 9 THE directorj of Linggl Plantations have declared an interim dividend of ten per cent. less tax for holders oi ordinary stocks, payable on Sept. 14.
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    Jap-German Pact
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE STEADIER AS TINS EASE
    167 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Quiet conditions again prevailed on the Malayan share market today. However, rubber and industrial shares were steadier, while tins were slightly easier, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. Changed prices were:— Boreli 1.95 2 00 Changkat Ser. 155 1.30
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    Traction Men Get More
    75 9 THE Singapore Traction Company has agreed to increase the ci^t of living allowance of its employees by :^5 cents each per day. The increase is effective from July. The present co^t of living allowance, including the increase announced yesterday, \vn;\- s out to 40 per cent
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    Paper Situation Can Ease With Right Sharing
    298 9 SPICERS LTD. CHIEF SAYS: Standard Staff Reporter MR. JAMES SHOES, Manatiin? hireetor of Spieers Ltd. of London from uhom mo*! of Sin<ra|KMne*fl paper dealers have l>een buying paper for t»t;t::\ yars said yesterday in Singapore thai a reailocalimi of all raw materials on
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    US PRESSURE MAY INCREASE
    301 9 WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 (IP)— President Truman, acting to meet Congressional criticism, has set up a new defence agency and given it the entire job of boosting the supply of rare materials vital to the rearmament programme. T;;o new unit, known as the Defence Materials Procurement Agency,
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    EMBARGO CAUSES SHARP FALL IN HK EXPORTS
    262 9 HONGKONG. Aug. 2, (Renter- I AAP): By successive controls Hongkong has drastically cut the volume of her exports to China in recent months, though soaring prices have caused the value of exports to fall only fractionally. Official figures showed that in June a
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      Do You Fly Safe-Or Take A Chance?
      614 10 Do You Fly SafeOr Take A Chance? HERE'S AN EXCITING NEW GAME TO PLAY EKE is a new parlour board game. Being an airplane game it involves a certain amount of good luck as does all long distance flying, but there are times when you must make a decision between
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      GOOD DOG!
      136 10 GOOD DOG By following ?< k\-v rips yon can ft'uch your pup obedience simply and kindly. WALKING ON A LEAD.— D< >n"t start training your puppj tK3 young. Let it' become used to its lead first, by attaching the lead to its collai and >:::■■-: the end drag. Then, while
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      The Lesson
      127 10  -  S THILAGANATHAN JOHN was a small boy. His father was poor and worked hard to support his family Which made it quite a task tor him to send voung John to school. But John wasted I. is time on the roads and did not attend school regularly One
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      BRIGHT BOYS!
      37 10 PRINCIPAL to naughts boy: 1 "What is you.- name?* 1 Naughty boy: "John Brown." Principal: -You must speak politely, boy. Never forget the word "Sir.' Now. what is vour name?" Naughty boy; -Sir John Brown
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      LEAGUERS' CALL-BOX
      261 10 L. S. EANG, of 325A West Jelutons, PenaiiK, who is interested in reading, general correspondence, swimming and badminton, desires to correspond with pen pals in Malaya and overseas. Age 113 years. JAMES LEE. of 246, Telok Ayer St. Singapore. seeks pen-friends over l.\ years of age. Hobbies ping-pong,
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      What's The Answer?
      43 10 'T'AKE away one of my letters —I am unchanged. Take a 4 w?y two of my letters— l am still the same. Take away all ot my letters-I am just the same as before. What am I uvwisoa v uacnsuy
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      HE MADE FRIENDS OF HIS ENEMIES
      134 10  -  LAW CHOO LEONG K L.) \IA\Y centuries ago, a wise -"-'-I Emperor ruled ocer China. There was a rebellion during his reign tie ordered his army and his navy to get ready and said. "Xow 1 shall destroy my enemies." But the rebels were
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      How Can A Feather X-Ray Your Hand!
      87 10 How Can A Feather X-Ray Your Hand DO you know how to make a toy X'ray outfit? All you need is a feather. Hold it near your eye and look at you:- other hand through it towards the light, keeping your angers apart.' You will appear to see the bones
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      57 10 ry\T tf ?tt»ft > ZC/K!MDSOF£LEfHAWTS AT ONETIME fcOAMED OVERVARIOUS PAjLTS OFTHEEAILTU.,»TODAYTHE^EA|t,EOWLY TWQ SEEPES., THE AFMCAM AMP THE AS I ATI C WALIUIS IS NOW COMFiNEPTO 4^^ THE ARCTIC fctGIONS BUJ CiS BOHZS HAVE &EEU UN tAKtm? ftAHG/4*OOs HAVfc *&&n SHOMNG THAT ITS MnGE ONCe. KNO^W TO JUMP A EXTENDED AS
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      597 10 iftadio Programmes KADIO MALAYA ,s. rmk; 8.16 k.l. bib K-iiKh: s..;<t Federation Forum; ft p m Singapore or --r if sa^ ENGLISH PROGRAMME l^kS* BU let! Mu ic tor '<-'si' tot «i .fl« uietres) PtN'ANG 10 ain News <KL>: I p m Hailio .w j Oreheslra IJ»l News: 145 |>an"e
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    JOE LOUIS BEATS CESAR BRION IN FURIOUS BATTLE
    377 11 \M I SCO, Aug. 2 (Renter). l oe Louis «rh« i- i i i w» AXMiis >*no is recognised .haraiHon m BrUa.n score.! a 10 rounds poinls ,leoiBrio* llw- Arjjennue heavj Height in a furious bal.le here la-l niirht. Louis, punching with
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    THIEF JAILED
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    Mm MAKES AMENDS IN GO ODWOOD STAKES
    229 11 c I 1 a race 8 race- j •v^, in the Penticfc Stakes. His defeat was bated to his losing a shoe iri the race. Veuillin, starting 8-1. came with a strong run two hundred irds from h^me in the Goodwood Stakes to
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    Marshall Sets Record
    131 11 BERMUDA, A-;g. 2 (Reuter) Australian swimming ace J hn trshaO broke his own .1 world record for 44i> Is free style here yesterday i he c vered the til;:,; nee in 4 bo >: s. IB i record stands to Marshal] at 4 mins 2 <ecs. but
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    Combined Varsities Rugger Team Held
    43 11 C ombined Varsities Rugger Team Held BLOEMFONTEIN, Aug. 1. Reutei The Oxford and Cambridge Universities touring Bugby Imion team were held to a draw 11 points a^ nt University oi Orange Free State here today. The combined universities led B—3 a: the interval.
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    Teams For PWD Soccer Tourney
    102 11 KUALA ttt?tpu"R. Thurs.— .The All-Malayan inter-state PWD football competition between 'he Selangor and the Kedah will be played on the PWD Sports Club ground en August 3. The teams will be chosen from the following: PWD Selangor: Mohd Noor i Yunus. Chua Eng Kim, E.
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    Football Fixtures
    164 11 London. Aagust 2 (Renter)— The I following are tbsll m; tches for Saturday August n and Wednesday Aufi isi 15:Satarday, Au:ii-( 11: SCOTTISH LEAGCT "A" DIVISION Aberiieea w Queen of Bouth Celtic v Lai ark Ea>t Fifi v ;ers Hearts v Raith Rovers Uoj m v Airdrieonii oa
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    Pahang Sports Body Formed
    53 11 KUALA LIPIS. Thurs.— At an inaugural meeting held here to form a Pahang IndoCeylonese sports body, the following were elected as otlice-bearers: President: Mr. V. Eliathamby, Hon. Secretary: Mr. T. Sinnapoo, Asst. Secretaries Messrs. V. D. Harichandar, V. Rajaratnam. Committee: Mr. Mohamed Shariff, Mr. Gian Singh
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    $2000 Bail Granted In Trust Case
    77 11 CHAN SIEW KOON admitted in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to two charges of criminal breach of trust On the first occasion Chan misappropriated $200 worth of gold which was entrusted to him by his employer Lam Chew Hua at North Bridge Road.
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    Stadium Must Be In Heart Of Town
    277 11 LEADING Singapore sports officials told The Standard that the proposed plans for a Stadium at Telck Ayer should be carried on, saying that there was no question of the site being changed because of traffic problems. i In the Municipal Commissioners meeting on
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    Match For Boys From Australia Is Proposed
    84 11 Match For Boys From Australia Is Proposed A cricket match between boy? of Service personnel and vacationing students fn>m Australia is pi uposed to be piayed on Aug. 18 on Shell sports ground. The Services are already in a position to field a team. The Civilians side. however. would welcome
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    Club Honours Do
    49 11 A TEA-PARTY was held at the Baiik Pulau Recreation Club in honour of Tuan Haji Mur- shid bin Haji Othman. District Officer. Balik Pulau. who retired from the service Mr. Oh Peng i Wah, senior clerk attached to j the DOBP presided at the meet--1 ing.
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    Varying Fortunes Seen In County Cricket Matches
    529 11 LONDON, Aii£. 1 (Reuter) Warwickshire continued their championship form today by making 349 for 7 wickets against Leicestershire while Yorkshire and Lancashire, their nearest rivals at the moment in the championship table had varying fortunes. Yorkshire were kept in the field all day
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    Burston Backs Turpin
    194 11 NEW YORK. Aug. 2 (AP) —I Lew Burston, International Boxing Club European representative, said yesterday he believed I world middleweight champion Randolph Ttirpin, has a "better than even chance"' of winning his return match with Sugar Ray Robinson en September 112 at New York's Polo grounds. Burston.
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    Highest Priced US Yearling
    101 11 LEXINGTON, Kentu cky, Aug. 2 (Reuter)— A bay filly by BuJl Lea out of Lady Lark was sold for US$6O,OOO (£21,428) here yesterday to become the highest priced yearling filly ever sold at e public auction in the United States. Mr. C. S. Jones of Long
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    Johore Holds Rifle Shoot Next Week
    149 11 THE Johore Bahro Rifle Association will h.>!d their a i annual rirle meeting on 1 day and Fridaj tug I and 10 a1 the miniature r; ge, lalan K i.arn Ayer. Tengku Mahkoi i has dk ted a spe c;\v S lama I tenge
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    IP, BE ATY WIN EASILY No Upsets On 1st Day
    472 12 IP, BE ATY WIN EASIL Y No Upsets On 1st Day Malayan Tennis Tourney Starts IPOH, llmrs. K. H. Iph and S. C. Beaty, top favourites for this year's Malayan tennis singles title breezed through their first round ties in tlu- opening *Jav of the 20ih Malayan Lawn Tennis Association's
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    White Sox Return To Form
    65 12 -\v YORK AP) 'I icago White Sox goi back ing st night e P 1 4 n Seccn B e^? Pox's doubli inning j [ue g une ai ela id U:: the I s splii t Wash r.ew no behirn Pitts ping rs' 1 i
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    JOHORE COLLEGE CHAMPS
    67 12 pIIOtHN. Top picture shows the three individual champions in yesterday's Johore English College Sports Left to rig lit: Yusoff b. Abdullah (Clas s three); S. Sankaran (Class one); B.J. llendrick (Class two). Above: The last runner of Raffles Girls' School, Singapore, is seen ready to receive the
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    UK Soccer Results
    40 12 LOXDOX. Aug. 1. (Reuter)Results oi soccer matches played in Britain, today were: St Mungo Trophy final: Aberdeen 2, Celtic 3. Festival ol Britain competition semi-finals:- Dumbarton, 2. Airdrieonians 1. Ary Utd. 3, Hamilton Academicals (after extra time).
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    RASC Will Hold Motor Cycle Trials
    44 12 ROYAL Army Service Corps. Singapore, will hold their annual Lnter-unit motor cycle trials on August 19 at the Military Training ■Ground ofi dementi Road. Guest teams from the Singapore Volunteer Corps. REME and Royal Signals will also participate.
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    Kota Raja Tengah Draw
    238 12 LE \DING 3 1 i the first hall K H■ .1 "A' d A m sec d th RAJ. r a S.A.F Division i igiu s ccci i played at EM >DGA gi sterday. are at p ol the S Dft isi .:e and .;> their
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    Women Take Honours In Mixed Tennis
    303 12 IN V MIXr.l) doubles match in which the women oul-honr the nun. lira Bong Sou and Mrs. J. Punier beat Major W.L, Simpson and Mrs. Y. EVlassey 6-0. 9-7 to t-iitt r the senii-tinaU of the Singapore Lawn Tennis \->mm iation open ehampionships held
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    Gamage To Fight The Angel Again
    130 12 CHAR I. IF GAM AGE. tough Australian mat-man who was un hospital for a week as the Angers first Singapore victim. has a return match with the Swede tomorrow at the Happv v\ orld Stadium. This return fight will be one or me two
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    Richardson Beats Ken McGregor
    49 12 SOUTH ORANGE. NEW JER>EY, Aug. 1 (Renter) Ken Mejregor ot Australia, runner ud Dick Savitt at Wimbledon, was beaten by the United States junior champion Hamilton Richtrdson m the third round of the Eastern United States grass :o^:? c am P'Q"/ hip her P today
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    Johore School Athletes Set Impressive Records
    622 12 JOHORK Baliru EngH^h College athletes guggestetl a bright athletic future for Johore when they put up new records and outstanding performances at their schools* annual sports yesterday. Most outstanding of the youngsters was a 4 ft. 10 inch high sprinter Benny Hendrick who was
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    Tonight's Boxing
    119 12 JIMMY McILROY, the best Navy featherweight seen in Singapore since the days of Able Seaman Prandy, lace.-. Manila's Baby Jackson in the ten-round main event ot a card of six j fights at the Happy World Stadium tonight. Jackson is good, but if McUroy's exhibition bouts at the
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    Johnson Gives MTRS 1-0 Win
    24 12 MOTOR Transport Repair Section scored a 1-0 victory over the "C" Squadron in the third round of the quarter-
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    RAOC Beat GHQ
    33 12 RACK: teat GHQ by 3 i yesterday to reach the semifinals ot the Armv Cup soccer competition. Scorers for RAOC were Agan <2> and Smith Barlow notched GHQ's only goal.
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    SCC Regain Padang Shield From SRC
    202 12 SINGAPORE Cricket Club regained the l»adan» Shield for soccer competition from the holders, the Singapore Recreation Club, by trouncing the latter by •> 0 at the padang yesterday. Playing a more constructive game S.C.C. scored as they pleased, McDonald scoring three goals. It took
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    Malays' Team To Meet Europeans
    35 12 SINGAPORE MALAYS meet I the Europeans in a SAFA Com- r rnunity League match at Jalan f Besar Stadium on Saturday The Malay XI will be selected [7 j£om_the_lollpwing: j
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    Sudan Holds Avalanche In Fine Gallop
    580 12  -  OLLIE DAVIES By SUDAN (McCloud) galloped most M\liJ,| v at Penang yesterday when he matched strides with Avalanche (J. Donnelly) over tlnve in 3H I sees. Sudan will be hard to heat on Honda* Red Carnation continued to i show great improvement. Run ning
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    Rovers SC Chalk Up Big Win
    275 12 Rovers SC Chalk Up Big Win ROVERS S, fc Qub chalked up a 01$ win in theis 12th SAFA 1 J?ivi>j ;:1 l Bam B RSf p y^terday. O pp K E.M E P ers who led 3—o a ball time finally won t>— 2 The match was a Icee
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      30 12 Tipifi||fl§ TIMES^IQ^ Hk*H riUEb at the principal result* in Malaya. TODAY: A.M. P.M. Singapore ttjgt i 1.08 Malacca x.u» x.40 Port Uicksoii «..">•» 7">| Port Sham »3 (j •>» P«*"ang .»3 1.10
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