Singapore Standard, 16 July 1952

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    14 1 Singapore Standard VOL. 11l NO. 14. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    62 1 TIK4N CASE \X\ J 113 l > iif id S< amen rradt I »ow of 1.,, 1.-, tbrraleaed Britmli iUp- igaporc vii- salt] 111 1 ikan bin nan v»,i>» r»N i< -v. «l and Singapore the sen.ppeal rt oil dis- 1 cmbcU ■,li the decision !> > 11(1 la
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    NO HARD FEELING
    45 1 NO HARD FEELING Kadiophoto. DWIGHT D. liiM-nhowor. .1 Freeman of th«* City ot London, who sained the Repttbliean nomination for President seen with hi> Republican opponent Robert A. Tait together at the Blarkstone Hotel. Chicago, after Eisenhower sained the Republican nomination for President. A. P.
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    PYONGYANG HIT AGAIN
    49 1 TOKYO. 13 Mations I la retume I ittack on the Pyo: :th X rea ago m strike *t the Kore struck targets i »ai the ;an ipita along the i fi >nt. Direct hits were re ted on a >tive md jmeni t< I Pyongj yjg
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    Harvey Defends Govt. Action
    824 1 SQUATTER PROBLEM UNLESS Uronc uul tirnl action was taken against squatters, who built unauthorised huts on Crown land. the Singapore Government inighl as well "write off progress mil advancement m the city for ever." This warning was uttered hy the Commissioner ot lands. Mr. J. V.
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    S'PORE TRADE IN DANGER
    1188 1 S' PORE TRADE IN DANGER JMeiv Approach Call To Power Problem Standard Staff Reporter A WARNING that "there is considerable danger of serious breakdowns m commerce and industry" m Singapore because of the lack of electrical energy was sounded by Mr. E. M. F. Fergusson, Member for the Singapore Chamber
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    Mr. haycock, His Idea And A Knife
    136 1 MX. JOHN LAYCOCK (Progressive, katoti») yesterday charged m tin- Singapore Legislative Council that "some strong body m the Government ha<l a knife" into li'n proposal for the formation <>! a Singapore Regiment* i Mr. Laycock, who was speak- ing on adjournment, said that
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    MME. YEO APPEAL DISMISSED
    653 1 MME. YEO APPEAL DISMISSED GIVING judgment yester- i day. the Singapore Court of Civil Appeal dismissed the appeal by Madam Yeo Siew Neo against the derision of Mr. Justice Rogers who had held she was the mistress and not the secondary wife of the late Mr. lee Siew Kow and
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    Curfew On KL Airfield Areas
    40 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— An eleven-hour curfew has been imposed on areas adjoin--1 ing the airfield here from 7 ip.m. to 6 a.m. But this does not rover the main road leading to the airfield itself.
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    Commons Move On Red Dean Is Rejected
    170 1 LONDON, July 15 (Reute Mr Winston Churchill. British Prime Minister, today rejected a parliamentary move to set up a tribunal to inquire into the conduct of Dr Hewlett Johnson. Dean of Canterbury, for his proCommunist sympathies. Dr Johnson recently visited the Far East
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    Tribute To Work Of CG & Templer
    111 1 Tribute To Work Of CG Templer i TRIBUTI I giorv Genera Donald, and the 1 1 missioner In the I the Administration I I upper hand m the bandi was pai;i by Sri:., I m an ml the M S iopme eni He i* ir of Si i B I
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    QUEEN HAS CHILL
    25 1 The Queen i.- suffering fr^rn r» '.slight cold and has been advised Iby her physicians to cemain m i her n iom
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    US NAVY READY TO GO TO S-EA
    75 1 US NAVY READY TO GO TO S-EA PEARL HARBOUR. July 15 (AIM- Admiral William M. Fechteler, Chief of Naval Operations, says the U.S. Navy "now is large enough to take calculated risks until we can go into full mobilisation." He is to tour Japan. Korea, Formosa. Honykong and the Philippines
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    Truman Better
    34 1 w \shinc.to\\ July 15 (UP) rhe White House reported to- :h;r President Truman's condition has improved", but he must follow <i restricted schedule for several r):». x > because oi I virus infection."
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    Wonder TB Drug Gift
    52 1 A VALUABLE gifl of 50.000 Tizide tablets, the !ate.st Italian anti-tuberculosis wonder drug, wiil be arriving by air from Italy today. The donors are an Italian pharmaceutical firm, Carle Erba >■ Milan, The presehtation of this goodwill gift to the Singapore An t i-Tuberculosis Association will
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    Egypt Talks Likely To Be Resumed
    118 1 Egypt Talks Likely To Be Resumed LONDON, July 15 (UP> Egyptian Premier Hussein Sirrv Pasha's statement that he planned to resume the Anglo-Egyp-tian negotiations was welcomed with great enthusiasm here today. The Foreign Office had no official comment because the Premier's had been made m the form of a United
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    American Guns For Federation
    57 1 ONE HUNDRED cases of .30 American carbines—aid from the Mutual Security Administration of the Lnited States to the Federation Police— arrived m Singapore by Pan American Airways Skymaster yesterday. There are about 1.000 carbines m the consignment. The request for these carbines was made by Oeneral
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    The 'Squatter Pie' By Mr. C.C. Tan
    307 1 The 'Squatter P ie' By Mr. C.C. Tan Standard Staff Reporter MR. C. TAN (Progn vssive. Tanglin) who spoke on squatters m Singapore at yesterday's meeting of the Legislative Council took a dig at those, who have "put their Angers m the squatter problem pie." because it "gives them a
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    Advice To Malaya Unionists
    152 1 Advice To Malaya Unionists Staiul.trd Stall < IHTCSpoodml LONDON, Tues.- names m a Dotepaper heading or an inspiring title do pot constitute a constructive political n rneni. the Manchester Guardian wains Malayan Labour Parties. The Guardian's leaders on South -East Asia are now written by Derrick Sington formerly the Guardian's
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    ATOM WAR IF...
    38 1 GENERAL Lawrt Collins. ISi Army Chief oi" Staff, yesterday indicated m Tokyo that the United Nations Command i.< prepared to use ultra-modern methods ol fare if the United N it ions i into difficulties X
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      120 1 IN OTHER PAGES Legislative ouiuii Reports I, 4 ."> 7 and II Carlton Ilir,- ase I \<w Spore Police iVaj to <.rt K.-mj|(v I Ten Go to Jail for Opiam Smokinc Dato Sir < !heng -lock lan isi t> Squatt<'r> O'l.taiv MurdtT Case Home Guards K(»ut Imo K«d Gangv t
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      17 1 GRESHAM FCVHI THE ONLY TRt(yCLE WTTH THE CAR TYW MffT Kepresentatives: «.G. THLKSTON CO Singapore K. I.umpur.
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    Treat 'Em Nice — New S'pore Police Way To Get Results
    387 2 Treat 'Em Nice New S'pore Police Way To Get Results I',- U.-x ItMf S.a.'idird Special QMT. B A D I S, Acting D< i c told t. ing con--0 1 i v d "We bdtevt this n, .11 ix- win thu \t the moment it is < definitely cai be
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    Police Seek Kin Of Dead Woman
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    Lottery Ring Collector Fined $3,000
    63 2 g (401 pore pleaded gu -of g on of >•;<.: y in Ju y 8 at R II Road. He 214 r schedule and one j amount- a deterrent sonChief Inspector Santa I m said t C :eoh was a i for the Shanghai Tai
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    Land For Hospital
    61 2 Fc^R I o building of n new bospit at Thomson R"ad the.c '.e Council yesterday 584U.000 for the pur- ase of land adjacent to Radio Malaya. Supplement;, ry provision is required to cover the cost of acquiring land on which it is proposed to build a district
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    $400,000 FOR CHAMBER BLDG.
    70 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce raised a total of more than 5400.000 for the construction of its 51.000.000 new premises. The money was contributed by the Hokkien members of the Chamber. One quarter of it was donated by its VicePresident. Slrt Ko
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    ColonyRevenueCan Meet Expenditure
    156 2 Standard Staff Koporlor. THE Singapore Financial Secretary. Air. T.TJ. Hart, told the Legislative Council yesterday thr<t the estimates of revenue laid "by the Estimates Committee of the Council last year, would be achieved. }U> -;<id information available at the present moment confirmed his belief. He was reply]
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    AUSTRALIA (COURT TOLD)
    1168 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE acting Commissioner of Police, Mr. J. C. Ripley, Singapore, *ai«l m the High Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Brown that he had received a letter from the Police at Darwin indicating that Carlton Arthur Hire would not he permitted to return to Australia.
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    The Book Of Jobs
    47 2 COPIES of the "Establishment Manual, 1952" giving an index of Singapore Government p sU and salary scales, together with authorised rates of allowai i and bonuse?. printed by the Government Printing Ofiiee. are now available tv the public at l 5 per copy.
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    No Air Day This Year
    108 2 No Air Day This Year 2 Standard Aviation j Reporter 1 SINGAPORE Air Day the annual local civil J 2 and military air pagean- try is off this year. 3 A spokesman of the De- 2 partment of Civil Avia- tion put the Emergency down as one reason and <
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    $600 Safe For Nicoll
    60 2 SUPPLEMENTARY proi sion of $600 required for the" of a safe for the office of the Governor of Singapore was approved by the Legislative Council yesterday. Household requisites and furnishings for Government Hou.-c required an additional $11 .500. V r the purchase of a buoy he
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    47 Learners Tested Daily
    84 2 47 Learners Tested Daily A TOTAL of 13.904 new I hce::cc-s have been issued m the* B si half of 1952 of which 11.8191 were f° r motor cars, 695 ■ies and 3 .390 for mol eve < There are five officers, two eemiy appointed who have ■< started conducting
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    KALLANG'S NEW CUSTOMS HALL
    42 2 KALLANG'S NEW CUSTOMS HALL THE new Customs HallatKal iang Airport was "open fer busines* for the first time yesterday. The Hall m the new building next to the Terminal Building, will receive arriving passengers. The other hail will cater for departing passengers.
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    $168,505 For The Planners
    89 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Legislative Council yesterday approved expenditure of $168,505 for a diagnostic survey team for which no provision has beca made hitherto. Following the recommi tions by the Planning Adviser lor the execution of a diayno- -stie survey and the preparation of a master
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    WAR AGAINST OPIUM, GRAFT
    588 3 Spore Govt. Promises To Wine Out The Two Evils THE SINGAPORE Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L Blythe, yesterday promised an all-out drive against two evils the opium scourge and corruption m Government departments. Speaking m the Legislative Council inp reply to Mr. Lim Yew Hock (Labour
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    54 3 Ma? H i -.i"-^ yw--4 !t „i i. pin m il< .'l' ra i ma w ill ,i s opium, opium ieas i ri I „i ..punn hi, l app.ir.tius were Ml pi om ■tea -roils inipi 3 i S »1 r :..urlh t hin rl i; i,l I
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    Robbers Caught Redhanded
    231 3 Court Told DETECTIVE Inspector Chan Chin Yam, told the Singapore Relief < fMiii yesterday thai acting on information he Nirrounded a house at Lorong 23, (.♦•\lani;. v*il!« v j»arlv ol oetectives aiul successfully Bwrpruied a |{ang «»l Mrmed r«>bl>«>rs, who were m the act <>t relic v
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    New Quarters For Police At Woodlands
    73 3 New Quarters For Police At Woodlands p mds required a M 68,990, the S gapore Le- Ye Cou: >• I iy. token •> <■ i red this sei v t i t cons lere thai i >n ►daion for narried pei Rationed aj Wood »h mid provided as sooi is
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    FUNDS FOR QUARTERS APPROVED
    113 3 FUNDS FOR QUARTERS APPROVED Standard -Start Reporter TO alleviate the shortage of quarters for senior Govern- ment officers, supplementary provision is required to meet the cost of 15 houses at Maii colm Road. The Singapore Legislative Council yesterday approved $750,000 for erection of houses, for which no savin.. are available.
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    DISPENSARY ON PULAU TEKONG
    46 3 THE SINGAPORE Legislative Council yesterday approved supplementary expenditure totalling $9,000 for an infant welfare centre at Pulau Tekong. The expenditure is required to augment the existing provisions so that a fully-equipped clinic-dispensary may be provided on the island for adults and children.
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    Police Seek Rescuer
    82 3 THE Singapore Police are trying to find the rescuer of an elderly unidentified Chinese believed to have been rescued I from the sea off the Singapore Yacht Club yesterday morning, but who has since died m the General Hospital. It appears that the rescuer vanished and an
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    Postmen: $197,425 Passed
    54 3 Postmen: $197,425 Passed REVISION of salary scales and allowances of uniformed staff of postal services required 519",1?5, according to the report of the Finance Committee. i The Legislative Council yesterday approved this supplementary provision to implement the agreement recently concluded with the Postal and Telegraph Workers' Union for changes m
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    Five Malayans Given US Scholarships
    150 3 Five Malayans Given US Scholarships Standard Sufi Reporter FIVE Malayan students— Miss Eunice Thio, Miss Evelyn Meilin Goh. Mr. Sankaran Sivadas, Mr. Mu 'named Khir and Dr. Om Kirn Seng have been awarded U.S. Educational Exchange scholarships tor post-graduate study m the US. during the 1952. 195:1 academic year. These
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    New Civil Air Chief
    80 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. ROBIX RENDLE, who is now on leave m Britain, is to act as Chief Operations Officer m the Pan-Malayan Department of Civil Aviation. Formerly an Administrative Officer, .Mr. Fondle succeeds Mr. Donald Burnett-Rae. who is shortly taking up the appointment as Director
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    Aust.-SA Direct Airmail Service
    107 3 Standard Aviation Reporter THE first regular direct airmail service between Australia and South Africa begins <>n Sept. 1 when a Qantas Empire Airways Constellation plane flies Horn Sydney to Johannesburg. The route will be via Cocos and Mauritius islands. The service leaves Johannesburg on Sept. 6.
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    Sir Cheng Lock Visits Alexandra Squatters
    223 3 SQUATTERS at Kampong Alexandra m told Sir Cheng-lock Tan, President of the Malajan Chinese Association, yesterday that before they built their huts m the kampong they had written to the Government asking for permission. Government did not reply to them and they thought 'everything
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    O'LEARY SLAIN IN SLEEP
    227 4 i Malayanise By Using Comics o~* Dr. Paglar, Standard Staff Reporter THE spirit of "Malayanism" should be cultivated by the children m all the schools m the Colony and one oi the methods Is through posters and comic strips. So said Dr. C. J. Paglar, (Prog..
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    PILGRIM TRAIN FROM PENANG
    74 4 A SPECIAL t ain for pil- grims will leave Penang at 6.10; Buk it Mertajam on July Pot ;he titular feast of Churc of St. Anne at H Mertajam. F■ ir masses will bo said m i eh at 6 a.m.. 7 a.m.. 8 a.m. and
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    Three Charged With Robbery
    75 4 Three Charged W ith Robbery IPOH. Tues Bail of Sl.OuO each cc accused. Yin Yo< 21), Chow A .id Liew Ah Liak were tentatively i jointly robbing one. Kok Choon Lim. n Chinese at the bark of Foong Seong Foundry Jal. I Datoh on July 13 at 1130 a.m. of
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    Says Alleged Confession
    1017 4 7 Bashed His. Head While He Was Held Down' Standard SiafT Correspondent KLANTAN, Tues. Revelations of a jrrtiej nature were made at the wetmmA ila>*t j pruceedings of the Kuantan Assize* m uhich fi\e Sakais are being charged vith the murder of i Trooper CTLeary, a Malayan
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    Home Guards Rout 2 Red Gangs In Perak, Kedah
    351 5 Stanford Mail CovreftpoMcnl Xl \i LUMPUR, I.n-.— Mot..,- Guards fought Until l!i« niflliv *ijri<lrr\v \*h«ii tln\ were «ti-au«'<' iv\o iiwi<l«-nt.s \*it!i ff YtTYfht l M i ng munfaers 01 terronsis m U»«- I- (deration lo<la\. c first incident, was m Jerantut
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    Charged With Armed Robbery
    65 5 BAHAROX bin Daud was j c 5 harged m the j Sing Third Police Court yes rth armed robbery iquor and cigarettes, all > noti. from the N'.A.A. F.I srtore m Port sd own Road, 1 W E ate. at 2 a.m. on June IT. He
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    More Holiday Homes In '53
    66 5 MR. THIO Chan Bee (Prog. Balestier) was yesterday told m m ers tabled at the Legislative Council meet ins? that there were six bungalow* and no. resi houses for 6,539 offici s and 9.0t)0 officers ia Divisions til and IV respectively. Government proposes f r>
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    MRS. FALCONER WINS TRIBUTE
    78 5 MRS. FALCONER WINS TRIBUTE GLOWING tribute to Mr* J. 1- wife of the British AdJobore Bahru. for her untiring services to the J.B. Anti- T B Association was paid by Dr. E D. B. Wolfe chairman of the ition at a committee meet- iield yesterday. Mrs. Falconer leaves the country
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    MALAYANS AT UK SCOUT MEET
    79 5 MALAYANS AT UK SCOUT MEET NINE men and one woman under the ieadei dp of Mr. W. i i Steven. Commissioner for Federation Sea Scouts, will re- laya at the first innational Scout Indaba which begins m Britain today. 4 (he Malayan scouts is M Goh Sooi Beng. holder of
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    1,743 Continuous Visas Issued
    77 5 A TOTAL of 1.743 continuous visas valid :!ave bee-. Government, the majority of which are held by businessmen who travel Singapore and Indonesia. This ..is stated m written ane er to quest ions tabled bj 1.:. Chin Tnan (Member for C ines I «r of Commei
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    MALAYAN REDS ARE FAILING
    166 5 "EVIDENCE wxumulates thai Malayan Communists are failIng,* 1 writes The Economist "l <• efficiency of the Security Forces' is unquestionably growing, and m the long run I us should I c have a notable effect on civi 1 morale. "There is > possibility at this >\(^e
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    428 5 SL'BSTAnONS i" BMgapore I Miih- to load shedding toda} DAY Hume Pipe. Rheens. Ford. Bin srti? Wire Mesn, P.W.D. Quarry, Na*y*ni Mfg., Bt PmijanK. National < ;tri>«»n. Princess Kll/.ubftt Dairy I arm, iin r .uid m. .liirmiß 1. i X- A. Bt. limjii Ullage. Inited Chlaesc U
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    Service Mishaps On The Decrease
    90 5 \\.\RM at the increasing 1 I of accidents m Singapore w 1 expressed in -1 c «ncil yesterday by. Mr Inio Chan Bee rProgresstve Balesi tier) Tot:)! accidents m 19.) 1j I had registered a 35 per ,<»**£• crease over that <>i 194R The position
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    Income Tax Man For Leave in UK
    61 5 Income Tax Man For Lea ve in UK IPOH. lues.— i opened the Income tax offi here. Mr. K. G. 1-. Barnes I Assistant Comptroller >l I i Tax m Perax lel't tod i Malayan Airwayi toi Singapore on hi.s way to Si leave 1U th« United Kingdom. C L
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    NOT A MAN TURNED UP
    44 5 9BNIOB Asian techniria i the W'' Dep' s M Sa- i c t -->v d continiu d I boycott Board, which wraj to pick men for the for the B h Roa< man, not i -»^!e employee sppeared 1
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    Top Prize Goes To Peiiang Boy
    351 5 UNIVERSITY AWARDS Standard Staff Reporter THE coveted Gibbs Gold Medal awarded to medical students for general proficiency throughout the medical course has this year been won by a renan^ student, Mr. Lim Kee Jin. The Brunei Hawes Medal awarded by the Alumni Association lor
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    35 Fined $2,920
    45 5 35 Fined $2,920 THIKTY-UVt persons wtre fmrd a total of $>.:.r:9 m the Singapore Second I>is- t i nun yesterday, when Uwy appeared on I ood Con- su:nniun>^*s of failing te j iiiigfij prite ii>t* and selling < «r.Ues above me io«troll- j i rd price.
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    I.M.P. On The Wane?
    594 6 I ol the Independence of Malaya 1 I seem, is m a pretty bad way. Though It was for c two months ago, some of its to be considering the I be dissolved. a !M P. had q .rum. At the first met second general meeting
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    FOUR PHASES OF THE MALAYAN EMERGENCY
    1778 6 FOUR PHASES OF THE MALAYAN EMERGENCY JTOUR \vav< ago a state of emergency was declared m Malaya and the war against the Communist terrorists began. About 7,000 people lia\<- since been killed and thousands more wounded, tortured, anoT mutilated. Damage done to the country's economy has been extensives entire communities
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      'I' Card And Its Uses
      394 6 Sir; I was surprised to note th.it the Identity Card was being used as a legal document to prove the a^e of an accused m a certain court case. I remember, if I am not mistaken, that we were assured by the authorities that the
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      'The Aided School Teacher Is Victim Of Feudalism'
      548 6 Oil, J. lit ij ii H (1 P Standard had a statement by the lion. Genera! Secretary, M.T.U., Mr, Ooi Kirn Learn on July 10, on the dissatisfaction prevailing In Aided English schools over unsatisfactory terms of employment of teachers. The Standard
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      USELESS EUSTACE
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    PEARLS 'BRED' HERE PROVED GENUINE
    637 7 Dr. ICB. Marshall. Direcloi <>f Malayan Laboratories, Singapore, is seen sealing a small cardboard box containing five pearls, a handtul of pulot rite and some cotton wool as an experiment. The box will he opened m three months time to see whether the pearls have
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    Chinese Welcome Formation Of Federation Regl.
    231 7 Chinese Welcome Formation Of Federation Regl. Sit Cheng'loch Says KKSSING that other members of the Chinese rt vai Malaya, like himself, had la Federation Regiment as part of the ny, Hato Sii Cheng-loch Tan described it ■i night as "a partner m the i a nation with the power to
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    'NAVY HAS ROLE IN ATOM AGE'
    188 7 'NAVY HAS ROLE IN ATOM AGE' EVEN m the era of the atomic- and hydrogen bombs and ol the jet wh< n md travel is possible, is no question of me being made obsolete m an y war. The Navy is complementary to the Army and Air Force and will
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    Author Changes Plan
    42 7 W Somersei Maugham, who i.s suffering from a hernia condition, has changed his plans, for an operation m a private clinic near Paris. He Will undergo the opferfition m ;i Swiss hospital m a bom a fortnight A P.
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    LATEST CABLE FLASHES
    422 7 LATEST CABLE FLASHES Menzies Heckled PRIME MINISTER Robert Menzies last night fought a hot 'erbal battle m Brisbane with Communist demonstrators who tried to heckle' him off the air during a nation-wide broadcast he made here. He was reporting on his recent overseas tour to the United States «nd Britain
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    $SM. Extension Plan For Kandang Kerbau
    434 7 Standard Woman Reporter THE new five-million-dollar development scheme of tin Ka»4aafl Kerbati Maternity Hospital consists of the main Maternit) Work. ih< (hit»ulu*ut** Department, tn^ Hostel to accommodate 31 stvdenti nd < -i-lii fious«»nien, married quarters for li^lit medical officers ami NBgle <|nai-|t ifor 26
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    M.J. ABRAHAM
    22 7 Iced Abraham of 124. I 1 pore, to say thai bM 1 Abraham mean acknowledgment i i ment which apf*
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    Liner Sets Up New Atlantic Speed Record
    267 8 ABOARD THE S.S. UNITED STATES, July 1 America's new 53,#9G~t0n liner Tnited Steles set up a new east-to-west h a:i Atlantic spe**d record last night to add to her eastward Blue Riband on her maiden voyage. Her westward voyage from Bishop Rock off
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    New Ship For Far East Run
    193 8 New Ship For Far East Run Standard Shipping Reporter LATEST ship to be completed for Royal [ntef-ocean Lines growing fleet of ships, destined for the Far East to South America run. the 9,033--ton Steaat Banka. is expected m Singapore on her maiden voyage to South America towards the end of
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      265 8 Despatches Indo China, by Buloh. North Borneo* Labuan, Brunei md Miri, 10 a.m.. by Marudu I Arrivals North Borneo. Lab (an, Brunei md Mm, letters and parcels, by vimanis. ,y,. Ships m Harbour WHARVES Keppei Dock: Monb, b God ,v:i Gate San K. Tesville Paula Benavon 36/37 2 Godown No.
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    INDONESIA'S ECONOMY HIT
    278 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN Revenue Drop Follows Rise In Rubber Tax Ev 'znlard bpccial Lorrespondent RTA, July 15: The imposition of an I cent, rubber export duty simuitan,jfh the devaluation of the rupiah m having serious repercussions on snesic rubber economy. Statistics show that continued month tin s
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    TINS UP ON GOOD DEMAND
    6 9 TINS UP ON GOOD DEMAND \IIM
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    No Easing Of Trade Curbs On Red China
    10 9 No Easing Of Trade Curbs On Red China but i
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    S'PORE RULING PLEASES JAPS
    8 9 S'PORE RULING PLEASES JAPS Ed to i the
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    Carries Message Of Friendship
    11 9 Carries Message Of Friendship •Re S P ssage of I Mi
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    TURKEY GETS LOAN
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    India's Neckel Need
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    SUGAR SURVEY
    64 9 Vmg Chi teens cad i van Sugar Corp. will leave raipe n Jub -■'> w0 ith t. Ip to the U ted Stat< E ope, the Middle East mkj South Basl Asia t>< survey toe 1 <;ir..:- ma:ke; abroad Sugar i> one of the mom exports Tom F'vmosa
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    US OUTBOARD MOTORS
    164 9 >.:*;; i otor>i tishu men of Sii gaporc i i abit to the bmM of a:.:, an ir<J r.- tors," i ft the eni of tors In- 1 •v onsii US A., gi pon di 1 1 ibutors, i > tieonc. Ltd. I -c finest m the
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    Rubber Down On Fair Turnover
    161 9 Rubber Down On Fair Turnover Standard Market Reporter KI'BBKR prices declined by two cents per lb. jrestentaj on a quietly steady market that was devoid of any features. Fair I mover of business was reported during the cay. with prices fluctuating between B7 1 and 88 cents per lb. for
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    COMMODITY Prices
    107 9 COMMODITY Prices < losing rnMi»»-i prMU irenu per Ib i m Smsa i>«>rp vesfrrriav arrc Kuvrr- X'llpr* No 1 Spot loose F.OJL m bales Au« No, 1 K.S.S. S7; XX No. 2 X S.S Ki[ X 4 Na ;t k.s.s. Wi Wj T.me: 4)uiet. Tui-silays opening prices p<r Ib. were.
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    MALAYAN TIN MAY PAY MORE
    54 9 MALAYAN TIN MAY PAY MORE LONDON, Tues.— Malayan I Dredging may pay an addi- tionul :>0 per cent. m October! bringing the annual total divi- up to 73 per cent, for this year. According to Saturday's circular its estimated nett annual j big dredges operation is about >,000 with tin
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    Heavy Crop Damage In Assam Floods
    34 9 Heavy Crop Damage In Ass am Floods ag in days of lin have caused Rs. 20.000,000 worth of damage to tea, jute and paddy crops, proinri livestock m A and V. B gal. Router.
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    Fair Trade In Produce
    73 9 Standard Market Reporter KAlIt business passed ;it quotations on t.'ie product- market m Singapore yesterday. Copra changed hands at $2» per picul for August shipment and $26| f° r July shipment. Coconut oil quotations for August shipmeni were $41 buyers and :?42\ per picul lers. Betel
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    Perak Auctioneers And Appraisers
    84 9 THE following have been granted auctioneer and first class appraiser licences m Perak ft>r 1 this year:— Mr Sellar, Mr. Loh lAh Chens and Mr. M. Rethinagams Pi lai ol Taiping; Mr. Tara Siagb Mann of Kuala Kangsar; Mr. J. G. M. Ferguson of Tan- i
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    JIMAH RUBBER
    20 9 MESSRS. Gattcy and Bateman 1 -eport that the June output oi Jimah Rubber Estates. Ltd. was 28.587 lbs.
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    US Scrap Imports
    25 9 President Truman ha< signed a bill to conuoue the suspension of imnort c'-jtW; on scrap metab except lead until June 1953- U.P.
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    How The Law Affects Pharmacists In Malaya
    642 9 NEW FEP. POISON ORPINANCE-II THE only persons to he permitted u> compound and dispense Poisons arc: Pharmacists; doctors or dispensers working under the "immediate personal supervision*' of doctors; persons m Hospitals or dispensaries authorised m writing by the doctor m charge. This last
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    Meeting Of Rice Dealers Put Off
    221 9 Mmgoyity Oppose Move KUALA LUMP! R. lues. The proposed panMalayan meeting of rice traders in Kuala Lumpur this week to discuss representations to Government for local rice merchants to take over the handling of imports ol rice into this country from Government, has been
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    TUNGSTEN ORE ALLOCATED
    126 9 THE International Materials Conference has recommended the distribution ol 4,690 metric tons of tungsten for the third I quarter of 1952. The proposed allocations m ores concentrates m metric tons are as follows: the United States 2,335: the United Kingdom 950; Germany 435: France 363: j Sweden
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    Rejects Move To Up Steel Price
    61 9 WASHINGTON. July 15. (AFP) —The Price Control Administration has rejected the request ol three steel companies to raise ><■ •price of steel by about l.'S^G per ton. In a letter refusing the request, the Price Control Administration pointed out that the sWI industry was
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    HK EXCHANGE
    40 9 HONGKONG, July 15 Special Standard Service closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange t<i day were $15.80 to £1 sterling; $6,485 to US$l- *!82G to Malayan $1: $0.3880 to one indo nesian Rupiah; Gold $298.75 to one t.ael 4
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    MOST THINGS TO MOST PLACES...
    5 9 MOST THINGS TO MOST PLACES
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    Weigh Baby On The Same Pair Of Scales Each Time
    647 10  -  Margaret Scott By i f! \i> i letter Ihc »lh< i i I iiivt mother ho v. s rr nd about frtl her i .v fi<hfd rrgnla ri j and ondcrcd hethei a v* nghin? .i^ essential i uuld not
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    You Can Now Do Your Own Dry-Cleaning
    257 10 r^S economical, simple-to-use dry-cleaning concentrate now available m Singapore makes it possible for all drycleaning to be done m the home at a cost of a few cents only for each garment, it is claimed. K:i nv-i as '"Re-Clean." the product is expected
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    USEFUL HOME HINTS
    141 10 Leather will slay supple if you appiy a thin coating of white vaseline with a soft cloth. Rub thoroughly, and then remove excess. Always take hold of the plug when detaching a cord from an outlet or appliance. Pulling on cord may loosen connections within the plug
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    ON THE AIR
    278 10 SINGAPORE IK4 metres 41 metre*' 9.30 a.m. For English School-.; »..'».*> Interlude; 111 a.m. News; In a.m. Rendezvous with the Star-,; 10.45 For English Schools; I p.m. Carl Chandler Orchestra; l.:to News; 1.45 Lunch Time Prom; p.m. For English Schools; 6.15 Programme Summary; 0.17 Nature Club; «i
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    THE STARS AND YOU
    309 10  - THE STARS AND YOU RITA DIL MAR ft*T 'rtiIUVS QUOTATION: "Those 1 I who cannot remember the 1 past arc condemned to rcpc;it 1 it." Santayana. WEDNESDAY FOR EVERYONE: Br 1:14 personality, reason, analysis iiid) play. Circulate freely; mike plans, appointment* for the future. YOI R BIBTHDATE AND BIBTHSIGN UUES—
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      46 10 12 or tOMtdiwei Quart container 3 gal m sou* S gal. m solution Sof€ Distributor* fot Singapore, federation, Borneo, Jur/i v Slum* :»t> i;om\SO\ i:o\li. SIINCAPORE. Tel. 7132 MITSUBISHI SEWING i^^^^JPll MACHINE \§S§S§2jt !>OL BLE DRAWERS. HIGHLY POLISHED CABINET raa%»«wsjL«R* itd i ...L SINGAPOIE-1. PHONE 24^12/3
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    Captain Major Shows The Way
    40 11 I SKIPPEB of the Sterl Navigator, Capt Parry Major, i seen here at the Blood Transfusion Centre, hem? ittCßOli by Dr. Mrs. Gibson Hill, doctor m charge oJ the Centre.— Standard photo by Michael Goh.
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    Cut Down Hotel Bills For Officers, The Govt. Is Told
    280 11 Cut Down Hotel Bills For Officers, The Govt. Is Told MRS. M. YEOW, only woman Assistant Resettlement Orticei who is doing: welfare work m ail the New Villages m N>g»i Sfnifoilan. She speaks six CWaese dialecis m addition to English. Malay and Tamil. At present she is assisting British Red
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    Expat Pay Question Is Closed
    172 11 SLimturd Staff Reporter THE Si igapore Government prepared to re-open the subject ol the now Consolidation of Salary and Expatriation Pay and Allowance Schemes m uncil nor was any Union or Asa (dation whether representing local or expatriate consulted regarding 1 the Scheme for the
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    Trust, City To Pay Improvement Rates
    222 11 Standard Staff Reporter I NDER TWO lulls passed by the Singapore [Legislative Council yesterday, the City Council ami the Singapore Improvemenl Trusi will 1 m future be liable i< pai improvement rate ami rales assessable under \\w Municipal Ordinance m reaped of such premises
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    Rent Bill: 2nd Reading Put Off
    62 11 THE second reading of the Singapore Control of Rent Bill at the Legislative Council meetin- yesterday was deferred "following representations of members of the Public and the Singapore Bar Committee m respect of very important I laust 9 of this measure."' The Attorney-General, Mr.
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    Her Honour 'Was At Stake'
    79 11 A 25-YEAR-OLD woman told the Singapore Police Court I yesterday that she tried to end i her life because her "honour was at stake" as she was accused of stealing $50 from her chief tenant. Charged m court with atpted suicide by drinking a tion
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    Electric Rationing To Go On
    133 11 Electric Rationing To Go On Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Legislative Council yesterday approved i two motions brought by Mr. M. Buitrose. Solicitor-General. lor the continuation m force for a further period of six months of certain items of the Proclamation Legii ation. One of the items refers to j
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    Gevaert's Export Manager In KL
    51 11 I Mr. Max Yerbiost (centre), export manager of (.rvatrt Photo-Products of Belgium arrived m Kuala Lumpur with Mr. de Heer (rijjliti. Manager of the Photo Department of Trading (O. 'Holland 1 Welcoming: them i« Mr. Y. L. Liao. Managing Director of I'niversal Trading Co. Ltd.
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    War Claims: $125,112,129 Paid Out
    117 11 War Claims: $125,112,129 Paid Out A SUM i $125,112,129 has been paid out to claimants bj the War Da age Commission up to June 28 and $3,600,008 was paid to employees of th< Commission up to .May 31, the Singapore Government said m a reply to written question-. by Mr.
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    Two Face Armed Robbery Charge
    70 11 Two Face Armed Robbery Charge IJM TiiL-..\ BAR <24) and Urn fofi S (31) were tentatively charged m the Sing; Fourth Police Court yesterday with armed robot ry. It was alleged that at 2 p.m on July 14. Thiam liar and Toh Sia m the company of three others robbed
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    ANSWERS TO COUNCIL QUESTIONS
    335 11 Standard <UiT Reporter FOLLOWING are Singapore^ Government answers to written j questions tabled at the Legislative Council yesterday by: Da to C. J. Paslar (Prog.. ChangP: Consideration is being given i the re:i a Raffles Institution. No decision has >'et been taken as to when and
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    25 Travel 8,000 Miles To Pay Debt In Blood
    252 11 25 Travel 8,000 Miles To Pay Debt In Blood standard Man Koporh-r TWENTY-FIVE American ieamen frooi tl?* Sierl Narlgator came 8,(K)0 iiiil*-» i<> Singapore lo pay a debt m blood. Led by their burly skipper. C:^/.^'.-^ i a y Major, the seamen called at the Blood Transfusion Centre yesterday morning
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      64 11 t COCKTAKi pikt^ i r I N f z 4 t m r»«©f p i' X! > < RO>S I aril f■ C -»t N« I I \!'<h<» I-.. 1 X RV M f -1 JOHN IVIBI I W« E*» R < hi x D I M) p m v
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    INDIAN NAVY BEATEN 8-1
    288 12 >l WKARY players of the visiting Indian Naval >„!Hlron round the fast and fit Singapore team ,od for them and lost 8-1 at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday Interest was kept alive m the one-sided iffair bj the sameness of the sailors who fougnt till |fee last
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    Bankers Trounce Stanvac
    149 12 2 IB- I overwhelm by nine c P I :i P s ire cc goali r scored two accounts tor urn a corner kicK by t H an corner from Omar f v m positi --core is 5 SI S OUt- broke I -:ce m the 201
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    School Soccer
    45 12 1 >■- Anglo-Chinese > Ipoh, ten the Hus>i p x mtcr^school compel Un, will be lea 1 uuis during the Aig Banh holidays to play matches there against C n| Higfa School, Penang F•» S Pen... g Anglo- i 1 School, and S:. Xavier'j i
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    Shell Europeans Beaten By SCC II
    90 12 THE Singap >re Cricket Club second eleven bent Shell Europeans by two goals to one m a friend !y soccer match played at the Padang yeste lay. Scorers for the S.C.C. vere Moss and Lake. Rohan scored Shell's only goal. All the were scored
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    Grass Track Cycle Racing
    51 12 Grass Track Cycle Racing THE Singapore Cycle Racing Ass iciation wiil hold the annual grass track cycling championship on Hon? Lim Green. Singae, at 1 0 0 a.m. on Sunday. The programme will be: Half mile Sprint: Novices one mile: 1 \i mile. Three miles Novices, 2 metres individual pursuit.
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    Last Minute FBW Victory
    137 12 Last Minute FBW Victory A LAST minute goal gave the Flying- Boat Wing a 2-1 victory againsi R.X. (Kranji) m an Inter-Services second Division match at Seletar yesterday. This win puts FBW on the lop of the league with 390 Ml. FBW. however, lead with a better goal average. FBW
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    Four Horses Promoted
    437 12 FOUR horses which recently ran at the Singapore July Race Meeting have been promoted from Class 3 to Class 2. They are Bunga. Mubarak, Thaumaturgy and The Tip. From Class 3 to €Usi 4: The Arcadian; Binnton; Bodybelt. Bow Tie. Brilliant Marc, Bright Sagittarius, Corrichard, Dinar, Flame
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    COLONY'S FLAG GOES Up AT HELSINKI
    1570 12 HELSINKI, July 14 (AP, UP, Reufrer)— Singapore's flag was raised over the Olympic village todjy, which with others brought the total to 37. The Singapore Olympic tesm reached the Olympic village yesterday and said everything was wonderful, even though they are far from Draw
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    TIPS FROM A CHAMP
    49 12 TIPS FROM A CHAMP photo Jim lu<I u< hs. I'nitrd States world bsMer of the putting the weight record, panes on some hints to the Ml] woman athlete m Ruir.i ,'s Olympic team IS year old Mj uni;snk tortac practice at Helsinki. lochs' n-rord stands at .">X feet AP
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    Bankers Easily Beat GEC 6-1
    102 12 IX A fletw n b tdminton. on Su Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Ls Ciub beat 1 G.I cal and Athletic Cub I games to 1. (Bankers ment SingW-s: H W. Desl beal Mohamed bin Kassim 15 7, 13-15, 15 -4- C M Richard Lee 15-1.
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    Orien Title Bout
    25 12 MANILA. Sumroang Sui Thailand's Eeatherweighi h champion, arrived this no;' l hampionship with Philippine I thei Larr) Bat lan 'July L 9.
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    Grand Prix Ticket Sales
    62 12 TICKETS for grandstand seats for the Johore Grand Prix m Johore Bahru on Sunday. August 3, are obtainable from the following from today: Singapore: Robinson Co.. Ltd., Raffles Place: Automobile Association of Singapore. Battery Road. Johore Bahru: Johore Cold Storage, 20. Jalan Ibrahim: Nam Whatt Co.
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    Johore Entries
    48 12 .TOHORE BAHRU, Tues. A!i entries accompanied by fees from Johore for the MalaI yan Badminton championship !to be held at the Singapore Badminton Stadium on Aug. 2, 3 and 4 must be submitted to Sheik Ahmad, hon. sexrretary Of the J.B.A. not later than July 19.
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    Tuan Mong Beat Blue Rovers In Junior Soccer
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      60 12 SINGAPORE SOCCKR: SAFA Junior Cuptie. CYMA iPM> v. Windsor R ■•> BODCA: Cuptie Replau Police '"B 1 r. S'ar Soccerttes at Gc(yla?!g. SBHFA League Guthrie SC r. Bata SC at Farrer Park. ATHLETICS:— Singapore Inter-School Championships at Jalan Besar stadium— 3 p.m. KLUANG SOCCFR:— Combined Civilians Trial on town padany;
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