Singapore Standard, 5 July 1952

Microfilm: NL2287
Total Pages: 12
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    Masthead
    17 1 Singapore Standard -»Ps //U 1! VOL. 11l NO. 3. SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    4th Of July Party
    97 1 I BETWEEN 500 :ind 600 j 1 guests from all i-om- mmiities, imludin? the 1 GovernOl of Singapore. Mr John I\ Niroll. Ati leaded the l'tith eelebra- tioii iff American Inde--1 pendence at the 4th of 1 July Garden Party given 1 l.»>t evening at the
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    BID TO BRIDGE WAGE TALK GAP
    147 1 Xl It \!PI H. Fri. Infornui] ihrrr-corneretl were \u\i\ i«ml.i> m a trr-li l»i«l i<> bridge il>«' h.«h m negotiations on wage r.tir* m the rabbfr iimlusM rj Principa it talks were icting Commissi J. Biddulph, the general ;ecretary :ers i Fnion, ti irayanan,
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    Comet Due In Pak. Today
    23 1 Comet Due In Pak. Today I i |est flight m its t ai Bahrein i about p will i i I ti and
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    HOT GREETINGS
    17 1 1 Come Fourth of x ith a furi- >- the 155- i crashed into > seel nulta-
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    Duke. Eden Progress
    13 1 'i >of Ed i and Foreign Se Teta Vntho len,
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    GEN. TEMPLER IS CONFIDENT
    57 1 More Results Can Be Expected MORE results con be expected m the anti-bandit war as a result of the improved intelligence service, better flow of information from the public, more efficient police training and retraining schemes, and the more scientific analysis that is now being made
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    June Record Month 150 Reds Eliminated
    580 1 The sum total of the tactical knowledge, obtained from this analysis is being made known to all units and to all ranks lighting. the bandits. Gen. Sir Gerald Templer said he was confident oi more results at a conference with Malayan editors and foreign
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    430 Holiday Deaths Seen
    74 1 NEW YORK. July 4 (UP>— At 23 persons have died 20 of them m road accidents since p.m. yesterday. as millions of persons headed for the beaches nd resorts to celebrate the !i of July and escape the summer heat. The highways were jammed jP irt-shirted
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    SURRENDER ARMS, AMMO
    47 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Within the nexi 18 days, every resident m iN'egri Sembilan authorised to carry, possess or hav c under his control any firearm, ammunition or explosive, will have to surrender either or all of them '<> 'he Chief Police Officer of the State.
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    They Want Queen's Income Halved
    60 1 LONDON. July 4 (Renter):— T\ o Labour M.P.s James Carmichael and Emrys Hughes, both leftwingers, announced today they will make a bid -to out Queen Elizabeth's proposed income by nearly half. They will also demand that her husband, c Duke of Edinburgh. is mted a
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    Tigers Kill 60
    25 1 SIXTY people were killed by tiger* m Bengkara. South Sumatra, las* year, Elephants m herds of 100 a:e also ravaging the country.
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    PROMOTION SPREE
    40 1 U.S. Representative Glenn R. Davis says «i Pentagon "promo- m spree" haj given the U.S. army and air forr c a total oi 763 generals and 7.300 colonels. This total exceed* that of the last war— A P.
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    JAP POLICE ALERTED
    46 1 TOKYO, July 4. (Reuter) Jiptiif-v' police today warned that Communists were planning an armed uprising as demonstrators clashed with polite m .six cities. All city and provincial forces were alerted to a possible danger from Communist attempts to mobilise on a national basis.
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    C-G Leaves For Hill Station
    78 1 C-G Leaves For Hill Station British Commissioner general for South-East Asia Mr, Malcolm Mac Donald left Tokyo yesterday for the hill station of Chizenji, about 73 miles from the capital. This is his first break m a series of talks he has been having with Japanese and Allied officials. Mr.
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    BONDS: 2nd DRAW
    20 1 TIIF second drawing mium h »nd» issued m the Federutiun will bt? he id on July 28.
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    Gurkhas Hit Three More Manap Men
    259 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The 1/10 Gurkha Rifles who are still chasing the remnants of Manap Jepun'a gang, are keeping up their good record m Kuantan. Yesterday, they had two clashes m which a i total of three terrors; s were wounded. In the first
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    Typhoon Kills 76
    29 1 MANILA, July 4 (UP) Unofficial reports placed the death toll ;it 76 today from the typhoon '.Mich ravaged the Central Philippines on Wednesday and i Thursday.
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    Happy Augury For Malaya
    308 1 MALACCA, Fri "What Ma laya requires is a free citizenship which genuinely transcends race, and this Sir (ier?ld's, three measures will help to bring to fruition." Da to Sir Chenulock Tan told The Standard today. Dato Tan referred to: (1) the carrying into effect of the
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    C'wealth Finance Experts To Meet
    156 1 C' wealth Finance Experts To Meet LONDON. July I. (Reiiter). Commonwealth financial and economic experts an- expected to meet m London m the second half of Augusl to examine tl>. latest position of the sterling areas balance ©I P«J ments, gold and dollar rese™*"- They will also consider eco- nomic
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    Assemblymen Surrender
    49 1 PU'SAN July 4 (Reuter-AAp) Members <>; the South Korean Parliament alter sleeping on benches m their Assembly hall last night voted away then power to elect th« president w t!if> Republic today. B. 163 votes to none the Assembly agreed the presidential election should be by populai vote.
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    Reds Rebuked By Mr. Nehru
    54 1 NEW DELHI, July 4 (Reuter) Prime Minister Nehru rebuked Communists m an uproarious .session of the Indian Parliament today for "fantastic imaginings, distortion and perversion of thought." The Communists had accused the Indian Government ol Fascist tendencies and subservience to the United States, shoutin •Fascism"
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    CAIRO CRISIS
    39 1 CAIRO. July 4 (Reuter)- A state of emergency was proclaimed m Cairo and Ale: ri a today. Steel-helmeted ponce patrolled main streets and police headquarters said extra security precautions were bein« taken but "absolute calm prevails everywhere."
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    UK Arm- For Spain
    16 1 Britain has decided to the export of certain arms to Spain. Reuter.
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    Police Dogs Maul Demonstrators
    30 1 COPI V.: y 4. I—Policei Police d a iwd of »bo m mtside the Supreme Coj H l-'i-jj i'il I) >. c tnaule I b the d >&*•
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    Mystery Man On Way To KL
    207 1 MR A.LEC PI 1I" RS< >N the "mystery man'" whom Ge Sir' Gerald Templer, Fed I ion I gh Commissioner, has tlly askod ou| to Malaya I■ into Sing > from London. The Long-haired Bril schoolmaster and former deputy director of psychological vi-,: on
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    THREE VIPs
    44 1 AMONG YIPs passed lUg S S v the Australian General St:ttT, Sir Donald Perroti Dei Chairman ot tiie Overseai Food Corpo i tint). m d Mi T. H h He: es. il l nnanenl head >>i the v istralian Immigration I nient.
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    New Vllages Scheme
    33 1 THE Governmem I to icquire i 2 i land v beloging to > idon Asiatic Rubber and Produce Co I ,td m sep tng X tali L« ja a new village.
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    Secret Talks Termed Hopeful
    206 1 Secret Talks Termed Hopeful I'WMI \JU\I. J,il% I W ln!«* Irmr nr»oli;i!oi 4 ni< I m a nerrrl IVminni* ■CflflMMl l<>il;i\ 111 nil rflort to break lh«* ilraillnrk on lilt' r\rliaii^«- dI |iriMiiur» ol wmr. ilir N«-* lin Newt* \^«ih\. ollmiml nfji.ttt nf lh«- binmc < oiimum.** rrj»ilMr «|.-*<rilntl llw
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    More Plants Battered
    78 1 TOKYO i r i ri.M-bas.'d |j:;ih--> f *^)in Kyosen a- not t h-i'H^t !i Korea finishing the J"'> the rontn F-H4 Hiund from ime r ici Sabrejel hit i i pens at Kyo«e power i ya: the turbine ho >n| p i lutteafed »>v 1 15 KOO'i
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    15 JAPANESE COMING TO S'PORE
    145 2 Given Temporary Visas; Visitors To Foster Trade Standard Staff. Reporter FIFTEEN Japanese officials and businessmen Ii;«m- been granted visas to enter Singapore tinee tl»e Catany Cm n nan ml relaxed its ban on Japanese eartrj 'folio* iius the coning into force <il lh<- peace treaty
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    CHARGE WAS WITHDRAWN
    79 2 CHARGE WAS WITHDRA WN A CHARGE of cheating a patriot $12, M worth of ng. was wit* B agavandas Bachar- pa •ie Singapore p- ice Couri Bhafai allege': 1 3 have Surinder Singh of shirting un last D 18 at Cecil Street. The was withdrawn on the photo. MX <,
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    SFSU To Reopen Recognition Talks
    45 2 SFSU To Reopen Recognition Talks Stamford *t>itt Reporter THE S sapor Federation •I Sn Unions wiD hoY! t nual representatives rence Fairer Park o:; S nday, -.">• at Ifl a.m. II .< .:.ier>tood the conference v. reopen discussion to obtain recognltiarj by tht thi f. Sen es
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    He Found It Hard To Get Guarantor
    117 2 FRENCH subject Marius jj »aud, who bad been made ikrupt by his wife, was refused a discharge by the Chief ic. Sir Charles RturrayA nsley, m the Singapore H C '••>' Jalbaud ami his wife had rated and he is paying the Offi
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    Theft Alleged
    62 2 THHrt s v. i- >■•■.• rged i In the S: gapor< F< tb Police i jresteniay with stealing tinned provisions cot ling and cash .<t Pulau Brani between j Juno 22 and 30. They were Mohd. Vatun bin Awanjs 26), O<n< i bin Dohmuhitl (M and Jaafar bin
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    210 2 FIFTY-ONE persons wrr given their" naturalisation papers by Mr. W. L. Blyme. the Singapore Colonial Secretary, at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. Amonj them were several n«nEnglish speaking; Chinese. Malays, Jews, Britons, Dutch and a German. The 51 persons were: Louis Mojzer. Mrs. Maria Mojzer Cor Rijf. Jacob Satsg«K>n Ellas,
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    JADAGOPAL'S LUCKY DAY
    76 2 CONVICTED and imprisoned twice before for entering the office ot the Chief Medical Officer, General Hospital. Singapore, and causing annoyance. Jadagopal, a former dispensary porter, was acquitted yesterday when he faced tne same c-hartc for the third time. Acquitting JadagopaL the Relief Coun Magistrate, Mr. J. B.
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    ROBBED OF HIS PAY
    39 2 ENG SIONG KIAT. a Chmese labourer working m Changi, has reported to the Singapore police he had been robbed ot his pay consisting of $65 by three Chinese cyclists on Thursday night, at Hillside Drive.
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    SRA QUERY ON RENT BILL
    155 2 XHK Singapore Ratepayers i Avsodation is to ask the i nliinial Secretary. Mr. W. L. lily the. the present position of the Rent Control Amendment Bill and its expecled progress. At a recent meetinfir. a com■dttcc member pointed out that as the law stood at
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    Labour Offer To Progs. Criticized
    332 2 Standard Staff Reporter MR. LEE CHOON ENG, Singapore Labour City Councillor, has strongly protested against the attitude of the President of the Labour Party Mr. Lim Yew Hock for "dragging labour members into a most disgraceful political manoeuvre." He mas referring to a press report
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    Boy Died Of Fall From Bus
    107 2 A FINDING of misadventure was returned at the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at the inquest into the death of Tan Hods Ken (14) who fell off a bus at Upper Serangoon Road and died a few days later m hospital. Heng Peng Kirn. a
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    BALDWIN DEFINES U.S. WORLD AIM
    317 2 Standard Woman Reporter THE principal aim of the I'nited States m the world today was denned last night m the i"""™ words of Abraham Lincoln, her 16th president, by Mr. Charles F. Baldwin, U.S. Consul-General m Singapore, m an Independence Day talk over Radio Malaya.
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    Defence: S'pore In With Fed.
    173 2 Defence: S'pore In With Fed. THE Singapore defence authorities always try to co-operate with Federation authori-ties m all matters affecting both territories, the Secretary for Defence and. Internal Security. Singapore, Mr. C. R. For- i syth, said yesterday. Pointing out, however. Hud the National Service Bill had J yet to
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    Broke Into Shop Charge
    75 2 Broke Into Shop Charge THREE men, Koh Chang Khan p. Lee Huk See and Qeng Soo Tiang were charged m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday with breaking into a shophouse occupied by Cheong Kiew Poong at Jurong R- ad on July 3 and stealing 20 bales cloth, 20 boxes
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    53.000 Liabilities
    34 2 IX the Singapore High Court yesterday before the chief justice. Sir Charles Murray Aynsley n eiving and <-. rating' orders were made against a woman, Yeo Guat Yee whose liabilities totalled about $3,000.
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    Teachers Oppose 'Alien' Grads
    100 3 Teachers Oppose 'Alien' Grads i Stal Reportei F*.>dera: /p. tea the A R I UM >'> i ifess >!i ol I- i. raduatc •,it i oj rcsponsibil la Urn i lerdaj .miv reaaoa I i> Urn f ip.inn ,i! ■.-II ;■> local paaa A ret le ers [1 das I
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    Scouts Turn 'STANDARD' Newsboys To Raise Funds
    245 3 st.irulird stiff Reporter HI NDREDS uf school children .uid oflce wwkers were SBrprised jresterdaj t>» see uniformed Boj ScOttts and KovtTN sfilnii; Urn Sinsapore st.ind.trd to earn dollars m their first ".Fob \Wek'* which comes to an end today. Armed with large posters,
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    Boycott Is Called Off
    71 3 Boycott Is Called Off SINGAP< )HK'S 850 Go I rice rel ed 'heir boy- nexl three weeks 1 c. The au 1 c betquality oi 'c to thei Conti toi S pp OJI.S Bate m I >ld a le ;al >i the mmenl I nsed Rice A >n it the
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    SCHOOL FUN FAIR
    10 3 F I Girls a 10 R >ad
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    PC Accepted Bribe, Jailed
    87 3 BAHARI bin Awang. a young j constable who accepted a bribe of 90 cents from a gambler was sentenced m the Second District Court yesterday to 12 months 1 hard labour. After he 'is found guilty, the Judge Mr. H.B. Livingstone remarked "A public servant should
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    Brother O'Toole Completes Tour
    128 3  - Brother O'Toole Completes Tour Michael Goh BROTHER Lawmaej OTook Assistant superior (.eneral yesterday morning completed visitin» ill the hristian Brothers' schools m Together with Brother Ignatinq Director of M. Joseph V ami Brother Ban liu-.. Brother Vi>ilor for the lai East, Brother O'Toole < .tiled at th« BMrning and afternoon
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    Handed Over To The Immigration
    59 3 Handed Over To The Immigration AX INDONESIAN, believed to. be a sergeant m the military police m Jakarta, was handed over to the Singapore immigration authorities when the X.P.M. owned freighter Ophir arrived here yesterday. It is understood that ho boarded the Ophir just before the vessel left Jakarta and
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    MISS THIO ONLY ONE TO WIN 1ST CLASS HONOURS
    407 3 Standard Staff Reporter MISS EUNICE THIO, daughter of Singapore Legislative Councillor. Mr. Thio Chan Bee, *lio topped the Bachelor of Art* pass list. of the University of Malaya last year and won the Gandhi Medal, ha> now tinI distinction of being
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    Conductor Kept Fares, Court Told
    223 3 A SINGAPORE Traction Company conductor, Lee Teck Huat, described by the Deputy Public Prosecutor. Mr. E.P. Shanks, as "a man who did not carry out his duty." appeared m the Singapore First District Court yesterday on charges ol" misappropriating $1.10 m fares. It was alleged
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    5 3 ZAHARA BINTE MOKIITAK EUNICE THIO
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    RABIES: STORE IS MORE FORTUNATE
    190 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE is more fortunate than the Federation m that the last reported ease of rabies occurring on the island was several years before the war. The two Veterinary Departments are waging a constant war to prevent an outbreak here. The City Veterinary
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    Miss Owen Glad To Be 'Back Home'
    216 3 THE ever increasing acceptance of responsibility by Asian women m national and international affairs was noted yesterday by Gertrude Owen. M.8.E.. Honorary A I to the Y.W.C.A., om her return to Singapore after an absence of six year-;. "When I first came to
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    SINHALESE AID SATA
    173 3 THE Singap ii c A I 1 culosis A edges the folio I donations totalling $400 from Ih pore Sinhalese Association m memory of the late Prime Minister of Ceylon, Mr. US. Senanayake. .f I Jaya SP M ftp Silva $50; A P Abeysekei a 25; H
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    Hari Raya Diner
    26 3 v SLIM r J";m Tqck Smg II Singapore will hold a die; Jubilee Re I \> n tomorro m celebra of Hari R i
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    All The University Results
    743 3 FOLLOWING satisfied the Board of Examiners for the Decree of Bachelor of Science with Honours and have been awarded the class of honours indicated Second Class Honours. i pper I> i tslon Foong Sze Fook m Physics. Lee K'.in Tatt In Chemistry, A. Ra.iaratnara m Physics,
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    Fresh Drive For Recruits
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    Maternity Hosp. Has Good Year
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    NATIONAL SERVICE, FED. REGT. HAILED Leaders Promise 10 Help
    375 4 NATIONAL SERVICE, FED. REGT. HAILED Leaders Promise 10 Help Standard Staff Correspondent Xl VLA LIMPIR. Fri. < oniiiiuiuty leaders m ihe Federal Capital welcome the pas^e of the National Service BiH and the formatioti of the Federation RejsinienL The* also boped that Malays would al*o join Hie FdfentMM Raiment. Data
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    Sakai Bandit To Die For Having Gun
    212 4 Sakai Bandit To Die For Having Gun IPOH. Fri. A Sakai bandit. Ah Sm afiafi Bah Ah Sin was today sentenced to death by Mr Jjstice Thomson for possession a shotfun a: Ghenderiang, I.^iaii on May 25 bbia yea:\ Both ihe #ay«r>ra who retired for 25 minutes found Ah. Sin
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    Largest Temple
    31 4 KOTA BAHRU. Fri.-The largest Thai temple m Kelan'.vi:\ situated about 15 mi'.e< from here, was offii'iaiiy openevi yesterday by Head Priest Chakrtm. The ter.^ple took 23 years to buiU.
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    Tamil Leeture
    25 4 YOGI Sri Suddbananda B-.u-rathi will address a public meeting on "Tamil Literature" the Cr,-:ese Assembly Ball, Kuala Lumpur a: ti p.m. Un Sundar.
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    52 4 photo. UNIFORMED swouts were at the Teachers' Training College. Singapore long before lectures began yesterday morning to try their hand at selling newspapers to earn dollars for their Association. Picture shows Rover Scout Richard selling two copies of The Standard to a lecturer and a lady student teacher at the
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    Aldermen Can Strengthen Local Govt: Lim
    282 4 Standard Staff GoiTCspomleni 1 IM kFM; IJOK, Progressive Parly eundidate m the <it\ Council elections for the Kochore V anl. yesterday -aid the alderman-system, advocated by bits part] weitM "strengthen local" Goveram«H and slow that we as a people arc able to conduct owowi
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    T. Malim Girl Guuides Name President
    78 4 TANJONG RIALIM, Frl. Mrs W. R B. Wysrtt Smith was elected President of the Taajoog Malaan GirL Guides' Association m place of IMr--R. M. C, Cadraw, wife of Mr. R. M. C. Codnuer, former District OOc« el Tan.iong Ma'irn. .Mis. Codner is attached to
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    VIPs See Play By Ex-Reds
    87 4 KUALA LUMPUR. FtL Sir Rob Lockhart, Deputy Director of Operations, Mr. M. J. Hwgao, the Attorney-Genera!. Mr. B. David Secretary for Defence Air. A. X. Ross, the British Adviser, members of the Federal Legislative Council and community leaders saw a piav m Hakka by surrendered
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    DRANK ACID -BOUIND OVER
    58 4 DRAN K ACID -BOUIND OVER MALACCA, Fri.— A young shop assistant, Tan Kaon Yao was bound over for six months by Magistrate Che Ismail Monamed Jamil for attempting to take his life by drinking a corrosive acid m April Last. Tan told the Court he had drunk the acid because
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    Mr. Lim Thean Soo
    26 4 Mr. Lim Thean Soo ha? been appointed to be Deputy to Comptroller of Entertainments Duly raid to the Comptroller of CtttStoms. Singapore.
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    Land For Selangor Settlers
    271 4 fcUALA LUMPUR. F: i Orcupiers ol lands m acw villagftj areas m Selangor may be granted titles foe a period of j 30 years «.n the following terms and conditioni;: Sb«p Lots: Hrcrnium between $5 and $10 per lot: rent from $25 to $100 per lot.
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    Camera Club Meet
    128 4 1 ffiE following have been ed ofiice bearers at the moral general meeting o: the Singapore Camera Club beU the British- Council Hal] y« si day: President: Mr. Ang Cl Chai (re-elected*: Vice-Presi-dents: Mr J. A L. P.ivitt and Dr. C A. Gibson-Hill A.R.P.S. Secretary: Mr. Soh
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    CHINESE TEACHERS TO APPEAL TO FED. GOVT.
    125 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Frl— A resolution calling oa Government to engage an Assistant Director of Education (Chinese) with good knowledge of Chinese literature will be considered at the executive committee meeting of the United Chinese School Teachers' Association, Federation of Malaya tomorrow.
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    Federal Regt. Needs Officers
    143 5 Federal Regt. Needs Officers -With 'he i UH m meH yesterday i Federal m ■A-e potential i required by the nth to eoh m em I this •at. >'V cO:Tie i:ee 1 ,yi, ftre > I h IJ pO9 6M ScbOO i f. .s.i qualifier- >:\d condi' j j'.s B
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    91 5 TIIK Volunttrr Special f*omtahwliij Joo Ckial Police Stat.uii Siriitayorr i^Jd a rarewrll dinner party at thr Jubiir^ Krstatirant on Wednesday m honour of A. Si. P. Mr. Vlohani'd V »i%«».T hrn Ahmid O.C. 11" Division who left for England on Wednesday on a policy study conne. Pk ture
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    345 5 Paglar's Six- Point Quizz Rice, Raffles Singapore Cv >c j .&ei ■>'• i)i i Pag i] baagi Ward) the lag if i r e¥ ol •he re v> n emp O7ee4" i w prepare to re-ope:. te s Con itioj i < i iat ion G erame i State >
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    Appeal Allowed For $64,000 Claim
    324 5 the promote!, the defendant is liable for the payment of the duty rs a deb: due to the Fed <-"■;<! Government. Mr. Justice Mathewi tccerdinH y allowed the appeal ar-d ordered that judgment be entered fur the appellant against the :e.spond<?nt with costs here a&d
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    Charity Show For Women's Ward
    81 5 Charity Show For Women's Ward THE SIN WAH Musical and Dramatical Association, Singa-j pore, will stage a Cantonese dramatical performance at the Happy World stadium tomorrow night at 7.. 'J0 p.m., m aid of the building fund for an additional women's ward of the Kwong Wai Siew Free Hospital. Tickets
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    Flash Hurts Two
    37 5 TWO occupants of an attap house a ere hurt when tightninf struck it m Loron£ T:ii 9eng, yesterday afternoon. The injured, Tsn Chuan Kam (50* and Choo Chang IMo (11) were a#tnitted to hospital.
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    FILIPINOS CELEBRATE
    235 5 MX \!MP IBUBAKAR, the Cwasnl of the Republic (»f IhC Philippine, proposes the tuj>t Tlic Queen', at the reception U>l nklit it thr t- ili piuo Onsulitr m Arduiore P.uk. m thr *»< .»>i<>n oi the sixth AkimiTersarj of Phi lipp-.nc hideuendrnre. On tn r lrl"t i> the
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    COMMISSIONS IN MRNVR
    59 5 PENANG. FrL— The advisory committee to the MR.NVR, are calling on tho.^e who v to be i iered to commissions to apply now ai the selections 4* 111 sit this neoth. A >•> i itioru ihould be made m riting to the Statf Offlcer, MBNVR. Penang. They
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    423 5 M*BSTAmOX9 In Singapore ll.il»lc i<t load >tieildiug to«la> It\V littnman K.»ad. Juo hiat Plwce. Jti.iu ia-.ii). Jatuii Kuu<»s, (aiu)>rn]jfe Hm.il, Raiicixin Road. Ihwiit Jtouil. S«t ini"'»(»t Road, K-tate. Kulum Ayer. Mi i*!i r»t»u Kd Kirn < liuati K(l ivxiiiiiarv n<i Florance ltd.. 1 :»i»er Seranc«M»n. Vi«» <
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    Engineers TO CARRY OUT 2 BIG ELECTRIC POWER WORKS
    378 5 Engineers TO CARRY OUT 2 BIG ELECTRIC POWER WORKS Standard Sl«fl <<»rr« KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. About 120 «,i,aliiMsd engineers are required by ili« Central Electricity Board of the Federation for its major development works the Conn«ugkl Bridge !N>v>er Station and the $100 million hydro-electric power scheme m the Cameron Highlands.
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    Re-trial Ordered On Appeal
    237 5 Re- trial Ordered On Appeal KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.—Remarking th»l there was some eviden<» to support the ■ppellanfs claim, th* Chief Justii-e. Mr. Chnries Mathews today ailoweci the appt»rii fit a Itjca! broker and commission agent. Goh Swee Seng, against the derision' of the .li^i^n m the lower court and ordered
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    4 Get Queen's Seoul Badgets
    141 5 Standard Staff Correspondent SERESffiAN, Fi— Pour Queen*s Scout Badges were presented to Srou! s Chooi Quet Thian. C h t- r i Kwee Foiig, Lingani and Zainal Abidin former N.S. Scouts' State Commissioner, Captaiii Moha- 1 rned Salleil at a function night m his honour.
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    41 5 photo A FEATI'RED attrartion at ><-st*"rdays "at hnmr". held at the 1 ilijnno (on Skulatc. was the Iw »»«|t 'cake', coloured to reprr sent thr flae »f th* Philippines Mr Yusup Abitbitkar. the Philippine nnsul. is sinmu ruUillS the cake. Standard
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    RENTS OF 17 HOUSES INCREASED
    23 5 RENTS OF 17 HOUSES INCREASED APPi.ir.vi i. >. rang; < iM ■>, c v. i j| 1 it inn f r. and I 1 1 I
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    Heard In Camera
    108 5 Xl I I Ml'l I; I \n Imi r i-.'in li „i I a\ High < <mi l l I «t> lud ij a.^ h<\«rd m (.min,i |i»llou,n; an application hj Ihf ttrputf l*n!»l:< l'ios« iil'U I In- Jurl .lusttcr Mr liirii-N M.tih^WN. vvlio li lien m.;
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      690 6 j j\K of the able feature f democracy is'that ij ev< fanatical about its democratic In ton democrats, while quite convinced thai j i duty to sing the praises of democracy M a theory of government, feel that it is vulgar dangi ■to show as much e:r asm
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    Malayan Communists Move into Burma
    535 6 lAT A VAN terrorist activf- ties m Southern Burma during the past few weeks have not been denied. Apparently Burmese authorities on the Tenasserim coast of th€ Kra Isthmus reported thai Malayan terrorists had (i the Siamese frontier h divides this narrow k of 'and
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    The New Colonial Police Force
    1267 6 The New Colonial Police Force LONDON. '17//; police forces of the colonial empire comprise a vast complexity of rates, of system, <mtl of Stages of development. This complexity is matched by the often colourful variety of their uniforms and appearance. In tfrica the general practice is to hare at least
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    Review of Views
    217 6 Review of Views Pre-war Pensioners RETIRED government servants, f i ios€ Ai'ho retired i i c the war, should receive sp< attention from governn> sa Utusan Melayu The paper said that t pc is ias given to thes« e< gi ernment servants were based on the p*escheme and were therefore
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    BY THE SINGAPORE TIMES CORRESPONDENT
    33 6 P i col on i a 1g ed m most conditi -ie the The ernph active, agaim I is no part of I I colonial i such cii
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      A Stride And A Jump
      175 6 Sir -The Labour Parly wants to increase the number of elected City Council members from 18 'o 27 In one jump, thus eliminating the Nominated Councillors ■c ogei her. The Progressive Par I y Wants a fully elected Council m another form, that i« 18
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      LESSON IN LOGIC
      164 6 Sir; —Victim who wrote a t n on Promissory Notes has nut apparently .studied any logic. He admits that the moneylenders fulfil a vital economic service by providing the small man unsi red loans m times of ress. Then, m the very next ,1 he calls upon
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      Unfinished Symphony
      112 6 Sir;—On Ihe evening of Sunday. June 29. during a lOCia] m the GHQ FARELF Sergeants 1 Mess, the much loved song of the British, "Land of Hope and Glory", lung by Gracie Fields was removed from the radiogram by th€ GHQ Regimental Sergeant Major, after only a couple
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      'A FERST CLASS SWINDLE'
      271 6 Sir. It is very gratifying to find that Dr. C. J. Paglar has raised, questions about the Widows and Orphans Fund. The widowers consider this Fund a first class swindle. I have contributed over $2,000 to this Fund but have no wife or children to claim
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    UK'S FIRM BELIEF IN MALAYA FUTURE
    1970 7 {yen. lempler riXplains His Visit lo London Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The following is the text of o statement made by the High Commissioner, Federation of Malaya, General Sir Gerald Templer, at a press conference today: You will presumably want T o
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    39 7 photo ri'.ION IMONG THE (ATS F.\«n her fVm.ile rol h.t\e t»> at iff that Marion Sundh has v«rv«-, r. i,< oomph ♦•t« ftv. This favourite of Swedish theatrt*r-• is app«-arinK this summrr at the Tivoli Kevu«» m Stockholm. AP
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    19 Hurt As RI Jail Riot Quelled
    97 7 tl»J\K\KI\. J«il> I (AFP) Seventeen prisoners, -«>Mu i anil our polirrntun >%»T»- v\otin<l««l during ..i m KaKaosolf Jail, SoursJbnya, yesterday when hi.it\ .tml |.nli«« forces <|ti*'llr«i .1 Mutiny involving nun prisoners. prisoner-; over- Ed aboul However, 3 Dn walls be- a o the
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    PM To Solve Economic Crisis First
    105 7 A E X A N D R I A July 4, fR< itert: EgJ Ps new Preier, H sein Snj Pasha, after his I'■ i i el meeting rters 'We are I concentrating on the economic m tioo for (he time being." ii< was
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    US Warning To Denmark
    37 7 4 (Rev I j< r\ U she etea r d« i of i t Soviet Union. HtciaU that tar, try to tans to rri < Bcally c us. that th« i c the paj -.<■
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    RN Officer Dismissed
    66 7 Ph VOXPORT. July 4 (AP): A ft v. navigating <f < was dismissed from his post Thursday tot ru Ding aground B tain'j luuOO secret weapons cruiser, the Cumberland A court martial said L: Commande Anthony Anderson was guiity of "hazarding" 'he Cum- < t she grounded
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    BIG JAFFA FIRE
    20 7 A FIRE Jaffa pori today sed damage estimated ai s< ,::ii: i d I isand founds. Reuter
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    MALAYA GETS POINT 4 AID
    50 7 MALAYA is among one of the eight Asian countries to share U5567,793,000 approved by the !'S. Congress for the PointFour technical assistance programme m South-East A*ia. This sum was cut from i:s?isQ.ooo.--000. The other seven countries are Afghanistan. Burma. Ceylon, India, Indonesia, Nepal and Pakistan
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    Olivia Charges Mental Cruelty
    37 7 ACTRESS Olivia de Havilland has filed a divorce c uit against novelisl Marcus Goodrich. She charged mental and physical cruelty and asked tor the custody of their two-year old son, Ben j;imin.— U.P.
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    89 7 Queen Elizabeth, irearrag the green velvet robe and black, white-plumed hat of the Order of the Thistle (a Scottish order), attends an installation ceremony of the order, at St. Giles Cathedral. Edinburgh. June 27. During the ceremony the Duke of Buccleuch. the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon and the Earl
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    SPARE QUEEN, SAVE MONEY
    188 7 LABOURITES TO URGE LONDON. Julj I (Renter) Mr. < I. m« .»t Atdet mid oilier Labour leaden bme decided lo mwm m Parliament for a less elaborate form life at Queen Elizabeth** court. They will urge proposals for a simple court life when the House of
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    Suicide Bid Fails
    47 7 LAN* YKII CHEN", known as Lan Li who told a court thai s i< had been the mistress o\ former Chinese Premier. Dr. Sun F< now m France, whs found i fering from an overdoa sleeping tablets m Hongkong yesterday. She recovered ftei treatment.
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    Rubber For Reds
    26 7 THE seventh rubbei shipnru from Ceylon ig Hcd China. 4.52 tons, lelt Colombo yeste d; aboard the Polish freig iter Jed nose. AFP
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    Steel Strike Threat To US Food Supply
    232 7 WASHINGTON, July S hmUnl Irmiian, chiir^inj: ilihi »«mir M<*«'l comgMHiica werr «-n^H^««l m M COllftpiracj BgainfN |»ul»li«- intrrt'hl.** *ai<l tlial lir •>«%%■ no reason t<» use thr T aft-Hartl«*y I,a* t«» ml 1 1 Heel Mobilisation chief John R. Steelman I »ld t
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    7 DIE IN MINE
    29 7 SEVEN Africans were killed ;<iiri 13 seriously injured when :m earth tremor caused rockburst 8.000 feet underground m tlie Robinson Deep Goldmine. Johannesburg today.— Reuter
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    Plea For Pacific Pact Urged
    86 7 [AND I (AFP): President I 3 .Vedrn sdaj i lor a P;t the peoph if S and Ihe Paci: t m "combating th<> unr i nu of O Quirino madt I the eve of tndep during a p;i: honour as C-i pine Armed f He
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    Red Spies For S-EA Report
    53 7 HONGKONG I 4 I f Canton dispaJ < dent Sirig T.t i .1 i P.< tV hmi Tone M Aci v has |ust eluding Chinese fa < namese H n aneM E i and Indians. They arc dnce depai ted from lot Infiltration into is
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      75 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, July 4. The following ore th« doting price* or rubber and tin on the London Morket rodoy LONDON .RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 27 d. Spot £969 p«r ton, Avo n d. buyers, £970 tellert.. sJJX' 26U. Three monthi: £966 lOt. Oct. Dec.
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    S'PORE NOT HIT BY US STRIKE
    176 8 AMONG the 10U snips j operating with American crews on tiie West Coast of America. winch have been on strike I horn the middle of last month, are ships belonging to American President Lines, Pacific Far East Lanes and the American Mail Lines, whose-ships
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    First' S. Korean Ship Arrives
    266 8 Standard Shipping Re jiorlrr THE TUSAN, first ship flying the of South Korea to call m Singapore, dropped ■■lliw m the Outer Roads early yesterday afternoon. The 3.y."'»8 ton freighter was built m America m 1945. and Bold to Sweden soon after the war Director
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    BID FOR'BLUE RIBAND' United States On First Trip
    246 8 BID FOR 'BLUE RIBAND' United States On First Trip NEW YORK. July 4 CoMUwdure Barry Kmmhk, cupiaiii of the 53,500-ton new Buperliner t iiiu-il Stairs said today hi* lia<l merely been tmtrncted hi "o1»»«*rve ihe schedule** *o far as sf»<*«*<l »<mn. Imil llirrr wrrr tttroiij; ■■ftll liOfll tlial ihc won
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    7 More Tankers For AIOC To Cost £1 Mil.
    66 8 LONDON. July 4 (AP)— Britain s An ;!<> li u»i v: Oil Company has ordered seven more teafcrrs despite Brniaii nutionalisation of the coiiq)aiiy's sreat AbatKin rrfiaovf. The AIOC already operates the worlds bi^r-st oil tunk«*r fleet through its subsidiary, the
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      565 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO.. LTD. KemiUi KalHgQ to China and Japan from Singapore Ton Swc'tcnhum Penang Also dired Sailing* trom Bangkok md Indonesia to China X Kama hue Spore Doe Penan? fn.n. IVVKHOI* In Port Kaohsiuag "Sterlmen 3aly 11 Jol> 13 Hou^kons Sails Suits Sails Penang P Sham S'jwre For -T.iklmi"
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      390 8 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA X fcporr P.Shant "KAMBOIHA' for Bangkok Saigon HoDCkung Kobt Yoknham** I£/!7Jm!j 14 i Wc "KCtANftIA" for Bar.gkok 24 24-luJ. "FIOMA- lor Bangkok R M/U| M "PATAGONIA" for Bangkok. Saigon Hongkong, Kobe Yokohama M Am r4 „v FROM JAPAK HONGKONG •IIINTANG" for Bangkok G IS SAII.INK.S TO CONTINENT
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    RIG AUST. TRADE SHOW, AUG. 1 TO 16
    277 9 display Space Available For u>cal Importer s Standard Slaff Reporter BIG \u*lralian Irade exhibition will lie n t!u- Ha|»|>\ World, Singipnro from Aug. J n, ||m \u-lrnlian Trad** < onimir-ioner m Mr. J. Hay toM The Standard if I V the erection
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    61 9 MR. K. G. HILL, Manager of the National City Bank of New York, Singapore, who took over the post lost after the war. although he has been with the bank all over the Far East for the oast 28 years. At his right is Mr. Thons ioong Loon. Sub-Manager, whose
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    Boats For Fishing Industry
    20 9 Boats For Fishing Industry PUR, Fa a m H 1 .nent provaf r RfDA ::iade I C()!l--s Pasir the I
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    Coconut Oil Is Quiet Steady
    93 9 IHI kei m s njja- ci Met 3 estc <i;* v v a ith quotations re'n.aining at about irae levels as t':n»e pre- on Thursday. era for July quoted 27 per pscul and .-r- t i $27',, buyers I igusi being $26j i sellers I
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    Malayan Hairs Of Exchange
    80 9 MALAYAN 1 Exchange Banks A rial ate* Ie qn< c iai -< (p ar (100 M (layan)are: New York 32 11/16 (T.T.I 33 13 'II (0.D.): 33 |JJ irt on credit bilis and 113 on tdc bills »90 d 'st): Canada :;i o it; <T I
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    Bombay Business Standstill
    178 9 HO.MHAY, July 1 (Re.i!«.)—Aboul 36,000 of Bombay's (>O.OOO shorn a;well as the stock exchange ami all other principal markets here were doaed today as a protest againsl the stale's sales tax proposals m the budget now under discussion. Business life was paralysed m Crawford Market bluest cloth
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    Economic Fed. Of C'Vealth Urged
    120 9 LONDON, July 4, (Reuter).— Mr. Frank Beswick, Labour member of Parliament, is to ask the Prime Minister next week to suggest that a proposal for economic federation of the Commonwealth should be put on the agenda of the forthcoming Commonwealth economic conference. Mr. B< ik.in
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    32 9 photo. Indian buying of Malayan copra In recent weeks has exceeded the million dollar mark. ACCOrdJjlf to SUU&JHP* dealer*. Fleturo shows labourers at work m a copra *t«re m *v>x t£i»jaj>?lt Standard
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    Rubber Drops 71/2 Cts A Pound In One Week
    313 9 Standard Market Reporter BEGINNING with a drop of four cents per Ib. on Monday rubber prices on the Singapore market declined sharply daily except for a slight recovery of one cent per Ib. midweek, the total drop up to the close
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    112 9 COMMODITY PRICES Closing rubber prices (cents per lb m Singa pore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 Spot I oosi» 883 84 FOB. m bales July No. 1 R.S.S. 8M 801 No. 2 R.S.S. 85 8(i No. 3 R.S.S. SI 82 Tone: Quiet aftrr steady. ION'IMIN RiHKI'K Friday's opening prices
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    CHINESE RLY. COMPLETED
    40 9 CHINESE RLY. COMPLETED HONGKONG. July 4 (AFP)— The first trains have just completed runs m opposite directions along the newly-completed 500-kilometre Chun gk'i n gChengtu railway, m Szechuan provirfce. The railway had been a Chinese dream tot over 40 years.
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    Geylon And Japan Reach Accord
    47 9 Geylon And Japan Reach Accord CEYLON and Japan have concluded a trade agreement under which Japan agrees to provide technical assistance for Ceylon m return for "most favoured nation treatment" to Japanese nationals fox entry into Ceylon and use of islands and harbours by Japanese ships. Reuter.
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    Pak. Contract For Dutch Company
    56 9 THE HAGI'E. July 4 (AFP)— A U)00.000-flo:-in contract to build a Large hospital at Mizza pur m Pakistan has been given to a construction company Vernay m South r esl FJoHand. The cost which will be paid m pound sterling will covej 'ie supply of
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    HONGKONG EXCHANGE
    37 9 HONGKONK. July 4— Special Standard Service closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.84 to ill (sterling); 5G.47 to US$l; $1,829 to Malayan ■Si: $0,307 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $297.^25 to one tad.
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    National City Bank Marks 50th Year Here
    338 9 National City Bank Marks 50th Year Here By CHRISTINE WEMES, Standard SiafT Reporter FIFTY years aj:o ihi* week, the fir*t American hank lo nier the foreign field m this part of the world lu^an operations at the corner of Prince Street an«l Lollyer Quay. Established as one of a network
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    No SA Air Cargo To Be Sent Via India
    49 9 THE South African Airways have announced that n<> more goodj bound for the Fur Bast or Australia would be forwarded via India owing to the recent .seizure by Indian Customs «iuthorities of South African consignments m transit through Calcutta. AKP.
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    Rubbers Stagnant
    146 9 Standard Market Reporlrr SINGAPORE. Fri— Tin i Malayan share market was stagnant today. Tin shares Were better with selective buyi ing while industrials were quietly steady. Rubber share: j remained stagnant. Changed prices were: Buyer* Sellers iNnrsTKf<ws M. Breweries 4.75 4 S niir^- Tram o n Ord. 12/6
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    1131 10 1/RANCE One Of the most famous French criminal lawyers, Rene Floriot, who defended the ."> 0 victims of murderer Dr. Petiol is tryins his skill us a film director. He is working on a film for which he has himself written the scenario, "Suit Against X." Strangely
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    475 11 THE Ist Singapore Rrgimcn| RA frn'n B'.akan Mali won the mujwr units 'h,i:npionship-. and swept the board the MOR team and individual 'hair.pionships a! the SingaDOrt Ba;e (ii. "r i< Rifle meeting -.vhich concluded at Nee Soon yesterday. The minor units trophy was woo
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    80 11 Olympic Village Provides Food For A II Nations HELSINKI, July 3 (Renter) —Nearly 200 athletes and ofticiais from 15 nations have arrived m Helsinki for the Olympic games which open on July 19. Twenty Russian trainers am] ofiViais are due to arrive here tonight. Most ot the loams are now
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    K. Sajarah Give Rovers A Fright
    394 11 KONFRS Spoils Club who top the SAFA first division league m> narrow!} that they cannot even aflo^l lo draw once m the remaining games had a close rail at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday* The\ jii<*t escaped a draw, when Katong Sajarali rallied strongly
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    Siong 800 26th Anniversary
    67 11 SIONG 800 Athletic Association, which supplied the nucleus of a strong Singapore Chinese Football Association team for many years before the war. will celebrate its 26th anniversary at its premises on Monday night. Founded 2fi years ago.Slong 800 is among the oldest dubs still In existence
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    42 11 Tuan Mong OBA trounced Seletar F C. 7—6 m a SAFA Div. 3 League soccer match at GeyLang Stadium yesterday. Scorers were Chin Poh <3>, Choon Meng (1), Kay Tco-.v U>, James Scow n I and Kirn Hong (H
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    255 11 FRASER and Neave Sports Club iast year's SBII Cup champions had little difficulty m defeating a ten men OTF.C team by five goals to one m SBH Cup match at Fraser and Neave ground yesterday. Fraser and Neave played a lively game throughout and though the ground
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    480 11 Storming Attack Upsets Drobny LONDON, July 4 (Reuter) Frank Sedgman, 24-year-old Australian, today won the men's singles title m the All-England lawn tennis championships at Wimbledon to set the seal on a distinguished tennis career. With his storming attack he wore down Prague-born lefthander Jaroslav Drobny of
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    55 11 KUALA LIPIS, Fri. The following officials of the Kuala Lipis District Badminton Association were elected at a general meeting held recently. President: G. R. Phillips, vice-president P. Thambiah, hon. secretary Edmond Loh, hon. treasurer Lee Chet Choon, Committee members: Ooi Chong Mai, Chai Hon Kit and one
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    92 11 HELSINKI. July 3. (Renter). Denis Johansson, 25-year-old runner from Western Finland. tonight set up a new Finnish record for the 1.500 metres which he ran m three minutes 4 7.4 seconds during the Finnish Olympic trials m the Olympic stadium. Johansson
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    55 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Selangor Amateur Athletic Association championships "Will be held on the Selangor Club Padang on July 25 and 26. Events will be as usual and those wishing to take part .should send their entries to Mr. M. Thomas, c/o Welfare Home. Sentul, Tel. H92BG
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    41 11 "THE Singapore Olympic and Sports Council are giving a dinner m honour of the XV Olympiad at Helsinki at the Chinese Swimming Club on Monday. July 7. at 8.00 p.m. Mr. W, L. Blythe. the Colonial Secretary Will attend.
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    337 11 SINGAPORE Recreation Oufe, I«m mmm*! S.H. Knock Out Cup champions, heat the Halting Indi; Navy side 4-1 m a friemli\ hockrv malt h <»n the Padai yesterday. S.R.C!. held a three nil lead at half tinuFor the Rers, Coutts was outstanding. 0. Rozario, H.
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