Singapore Standard, 17 July 1952

Microfilm: NL2287
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    18 1 Singapore Standard "ft ST»J X VOL JILT 40 I s THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    'Tin Cartel' Under Fire
    124 1 'Tin Cartel' Under Fire 1... I P). 1 he Senate lice reported h>.l.i\ thai US nil ;i 1 rielorj <>^. r 1 in.l 81 i -i\r n in t.i j>. in it- "at tire's i n.iiion del i Ml I ill i pw nend- 11 the February 1951. Stop of
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    JULY'S BEST DAY – YET
    488 1 JULY'S BEST DAY YET 9 Reds Killed, Gurkha Score THE FEDERATION'S Security Forces killed nine bandits, wounded two and captured one more to score yet another great day yesterday in the anti-bandit war. Tlif liamlit toll was three Ui!l«-«i. our raptured at I i.hat. Peralc (I |»oh Jangle ><|iia«l). Three
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    Laws Not Best Way To Break Colour Bar LYTTELTON
    209 1 Laws Not Best Way To Break Colour Bar LYTTELTON St.mdard start orrespondenl ■LONDON, July IK. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. does not believe that regulations are the best method to prevent the exclusion of Malayans from social institutions on the rounds of race or colour. He pointed out that
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    SAVING I HOUR OF DAYLIGHT
    169 1 Move To Cut On Blackouts By Standard Staff Reporter f SINGAPORE *ill bave t<» wake np an hour earlier m ilu- Morning it Government's proposal to put tin- < u|unv\ rtorfc an hour ahead is accepted. This move The Standard understands, is to save electricity
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    Man Who Killed O'Leary lo Die
    365 1 Man Who Killed O 'Leary lo Die WILD SCENES AS FOUR SAKAIS ARE CLEARED By Perc) Joseph, Standard Staff Reporter KUANTAN, Wed. Tanab !>in Langa, a Sakai, >*a~ sentenced t«» dtMih m the lliiili Court today I>> Mr. Justice Whitton for the frmrder of Trooper James O'Leary, ;i Malayan Scout
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    73 1 Dan Kimball (right) Secretary of the IS Navy, inspects a model of the navy's new atomic-powered submarine after presenting Captain Hyman (i. Rukover, I'SN, (left) with the yold star. The presentation was made at the Pentagon, Washington. Rickover received his award for his work m the development of the nuclear
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    Burglary At Home Of CID Chief
    64 1 PENANG, Wed. A Chinese burglar broke into the house of the (M.I). Chief Mr. J K. Cole, at 50 Northam Koad early this morning and got away with Mrs. Cole's sold wristlet watch valued at $300. The intruder was discovered by M;"s. Cole m
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    31 Opium Smokers Hauled In
    140 1 Standard Stall Reporter NEARLY 100 policemen and special constables m 20 Land Rovers swept into Tanjong Pagar Road late last night and dispersed into the adjoining streets to rout out more opium smokers. After nearly two hours' hunt, they hauled m 27 •men and four
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    2 SAVE SOCCER STAR
    125 1 2 SAVE SOCCER STAR [POH, Wed !by two civic con sideni of this tow n Boey ti, P itballer from i when 20 men, di j green, assaulted him m i heart ol [poh la TinR about 200 after catching him at I again assault* iy people but no |j
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    320 Lbs. Gold Seized
    31 1 HOX(»KON(. police on I ues day night seized gold we 320 lbs.— worth about £62,001 from a Dutch freighter ,ius before she was due Indonesia.- Reuter AAP
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    Truman In Hospital
    43 1 fd an rmy I Tli,- Presiden ■rl hi- ina l Wallace Graham having examined m hospital illllfi VI! I eel ion on Sunday I 1 i if ill hi s appotntm i 4 el led t tbld r< >.<id had
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    Duke On Queen's Indisposition
    48 1 LONDON, July 16 (Rt'Mf*>r) The DtlfcC Of FAl!'!>>'irt)}L today described Queen Elizabeth's indisposition '/••sntdan as "only a tempofary and rather violent disturba nee." "There is no cause for concern about Ht-r Majesty's health/ 1 the Duke u>ld a luncheon or the Automobile A tociation.
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    Eva Peron Is Now Worse
    62 1 BUENOS, AIRES July 16 (AFP) The shite of health ol President Peron's wife Eva was understood to have taken a turn for the worse during the night after remaining stationary yestei i and was cause today for gi iwing concern among her entourage. The atmosphere
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    Missed—By Inches
    48 1 Missed By Inches A 60 j ear-old laboui er, Sim Heng Lee, last night escaped possible fatal injuries when a coconut fell and missed his head by a few inches. It grazed his back. Admitted to hospital with v few bruises, Sim was subsequently released as an OUtpatient.
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    Flagstaff House Stabbing Scene
    86 1 Standard Stuff Reporter THE labourers' quarters at Flagstaff HouSe, Khiam Hock Road, was the scone of a double stabbing incident yesterday afternoon m which a gardener, Narayanan Rajoo (23), and his wife, Govindamall (22), received stab wounds m their necks. Anotlier Indian working there, hearing cries
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    Bid To Sieze Airport
    20 1 BI.'RMF.SE police patrols have foiled a rebel attempt to seize Mdndalay airport In Central Burma. Reuter
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    LIP-SERVICE BY C.C. TAN
    378 1 AN EXCELLENT example of the type of lip service, of which only Mr. C. C. Tan and his Progressive Party ar t capable", said the Presi- j dent of the Malayan Chinese Association. Dato Sir Cheni;lecfc Tan. yesterday when he commented on Mr. Tan's attack on
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    Fed. Income Drops $4 M. In 2 Months
    268 1 THE total Federal Customs and Excise revenue dropped by nearlj $4,000,000 between Ma> hh«l June this year according to a Federation Government press statement issued m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The aggregate revenue for Vlay was $32,886,635 and m June it was $28,898,617.
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    More Motorists Accept Police 'Compound' Offers
    320 2 Jane Takings May Set New Record Standard Staff Reporter THIS month promises to be a record month for the Compounding Section of the Singapore Traffic Police Department. More than 1,000 offers to compound minor offences have gone out to erring motorists by the middle
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    56 2 SOI I'MPII HONK, T.ovrrnor of British North Borneo, Keomtu-ed »>v lady Hone and five -yrjr -old Rij hard HmC atriTH m Singapore by Qantas -80.-U liom l<a\e m .on.ultatons with Colonial Office on tfic Stete Ol reh .ibilitation. th<» etonom.c and 3l^^£iLsrril« Governor of Sin.aptm JST loiwron uh m vho
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    Hire To Appear In Court Today For Questioning
    278 2 CARLTON ARTHUR HIRE will appear before Mr. Justice Drown m the Singapore High Court today to answer questions which are to be put to bin by the Judge. tice Brown made an order mat rved on the Controller of Immigration the Oflicer-in-Chargc
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    56 2 MR. C. L. EDWARDS, former general manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Singapore, returned by Qantas-BOAC yesterday to take up a directorship m a local business firm. Mr. Edwards retired to Britain last August. "I am still very active mentally and physically, you know, and I want to do
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    Hid Birth Of Child: Charge
    54 2 A WOMAN, Hen* Eng, was charged m the Singapore First Police Ctourt yesterday with hiving secretly disposed off the body oi P baby Riii ana bavins intentionally concealed her birth on June 1 at Wbampoa Road. She claimed trial. Bail of $200 i was allowed
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    JUDGE GIVES VAGRANT $5
    74 2 Tilt: Singapore Third District Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrer, yesterday ordered that $5 from the Magistrate's Poor Box. be given to a vagrant, Borhana bin Idris Ali, to have liis photograph taken for an identi:y card. Borhana, who lost his card said he could not go
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    TAN CLAIMS TRIAL
    40 2 A YOUTH, Tan Seng Yeo. claimed trial m Singa; jre yesterday to a charge of causing hurt to Tan Tin Mong with a pair of scissors on July 13 at Serangoon Road Bail of J3OO was allowed.
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    28 2 photo. MR. COLIN CLARK, noted economist and Under-Secre-tary of State for Labour and Industry m Queensland passed through Singapore by Qanta»-BOAC yesterday on his return to Australia. Standard
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    150 Want To Sit For FIA Diploma
    285 2 Standard Staff Reporter SCARCELY a week since the announcement that Malayans can qualify for the Diploma of the Federal Institute of Accountants m Singapore, more than 150 persons! from the Federation and j Singapore have applied to sit for the first examination of
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    JUNE: 12 KILLED ON SPORE ROADS
    48 2 i i,i I E people tost theii li\r> m ru.ui a.ruiints last life Kmt> one people seiMlUlj injaifd. i irert 1J96 a< Mmta hi .i_ iporf 9 el them i tj area, Ik worst areas we*c Kaßai Road, mt .md < h.mni Koad.
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    More Money For Widow
    56 2 TWO further aj ns to--553 were received by Madam Tew F r Lee Lai ed on R Iii of a tin factory I fund. a reader to a total a donation were st Sp( B R f ration of Malaya, v I v ir. 0. I
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    DRUNK FINED
    49 2 a, PR" N l Veerasaroy, whose fj d to fironi Rumah Mfekin Pobc« S "ion on the night ot Julj 13 waa fine.; $S in the Singapore Firsl Police Court yesterj v i! s end, Pakir, w?w iin4 i wfc le trying to 1 him, waa acquitted.
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    RECORD TOTAL
    26 2 THE ST. JOHN' Flag Day on M:iy 3 mndf* p '-ecord collection Ol $18,911. The organisation thanks the Singapore public tor their supp >rt
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    SOLD STOLEN GOODS: CHARGE
    79 2 TWO Chinese, Tan Ah Ti <20> and Seah Kiong Hock (40) and a Malay Ahmad bin Ha.ii Hassan claimed trial m the Singapore Firsl Police Court yesterday to a charge of disoosing off gtoleu property of three sold riogs, three pairs of gold bnngles, three g<^ld
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    She Awoke And Saw Stranger —Court Told
    123 2 She Awoke And Saw Stranger —Court Told A MOTHER of four, Saladachi, told a preliminary inquiry at the Singapure Relief Court yesterday that she woke up m the early hours of the morning to find a man sianding by her sleeping husband with one leg on his chest. She shouted
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    $114,641 Involved In Cheating Case
    294 2 A SINGAPORE merchant, Tan Soon Kian, managing partner of Chop Eng Kian, Pickering: Street, told the Singapore First District Court yesterday how he was cheated of $19,848.75 worth of sugar. In the dock stood a merchant, Lee X.ok Ngee (33), charged on three counts of
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    'Rendezvous With Eve'
    87 2 MISS ANN ABE- LLE MRS. ESME OLDHAM, who KNIGHT, who will dance m will wear a gown created by a period costume after a Mr* Doris Geddes following tableau entitled "The a tableau entitled' Elizabeth Duchess of Devonshire." of England. THESE two Singapore women will take part
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    Ceremony For SVC Book
    129 2 A SHORT, impressive ceremony next Monday at 5 pan. will mark the installation of the S.V.C. Book of Remembrance m its permanent place m the foyer of the ground floor of the City Hall. The bookis, at present, housed m the Raffles Museum. All members and
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    He Awoke To Find Wife Dead
    7 3 He Awoke To Find Wife Dead i
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    ALLEGED ROBBERS REMANDED
    8 3 ALLEGED ROBBERS REMANDED v robwas arrn- 14. K
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    Garlick Has New Idea To Fight TB Theory Explained At Talks
    232 3 Garlick Has New Idea To Fight TB Theory Explained At Talks #Vt v/r /f n Hi' port II BERCI LOSIS experts from all over the world, who have jusl rn.lrd iht- third Commonwealth Health and Tuberculosis Conference m London, heard a doctor from Singapore advance the revolutionary suggestion thai limited
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    PLAY HELPS RED CROSS
    10 3 PLAY HELPS RED CROSS I I I Iff Subby the
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    Slump Club Exhibition
    71 3 Slump Club Exhibition 'aiIBITIOX of stamps, j Singapore! t < be held at the j British Council Ha Stamford! Road September 6. I•■ exh >n will include tnteresi from many ineludin j i ecent Malaya, Brunei, Sara--9 i N nrth Borneo, Croat Bri- tair:. ilia South Africa and H ind
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    He Bred Pearls In Plain White Stive -By The Hundreds
    405 3 He Bred Pearls In Plain White Stive -By The Hundreds Sf tn;l;jrd Staff Reporter I r MILS can multiply them■etves m white rite a* vi il as m pulot rice and cotton wool, said Mr. K.H. Tann. retired 85-year-old ciaema Magnate who has been hired ing pearls m ordinary white
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    WAITED 9 YEARS
    148 3 !»Tv. OH KIM SENG leaves bj air tomorrow for Sin Francisco and New York to take up post-graduate study m chest diseases, particularly tuberculosis, on a Smith fyfundfl (1.8. Government) Scholarship. He has Imvmi practising medicine m Peaaag Tor five years. Be will spend one semester of
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    Talk Was For Men ONLY
    105 3 FEMININE presence embarrassed the principal guest speaker (by his own admis- m) at yesterday's Rotary Club luncheon, when he opened bis speech by saying that he had had to make some hasty revisions by omitting the usual afterdinner story for a strictly masculine gathering. The
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    ROTARIANS HEAR OF INDIAN NAVY
    232 3 THF, history of the Indian Navy was briefly sketched yesterday by Captain R. I), kaiari, of I lit* Destroyer Leader Rajput, now m Singapore waters, when lie spoke before a record attendance at the weekly Rotary (-lub Luncheon. Capt. Katari went back to 1612 when
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    JACKETS DEBATE
    111 3 .1 WEIGHTY, if not worldshaking question, which has recently divided Singapore, cummerbund versus dinner jacket— will be brought into the open and discussed frankly m debate at the East-West Society tonight at 8.30, at the British Council Hall. The proposition before th debaters is: "The time has come
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    Control Winners
    29 3 THE first oratorical contest held at the Anglo-Chinese School, Sungei Siput. resulted as follows: 1 Sadhu Sunder Singh, L>. Radi'ah binti Mohd. Doiii., 3. Lee Chai Kum,
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    $12,000 Netted For Red Cross
    381 3 Standard StulV Reporter WITH Appeal Week for the British Red Cross, Singapore Branch, not yet m its full stride, more than $12,000, chiefly m outright donations and sales of flags, car and window posters, has been received. Receipts from the Charity Concert on Monday and
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    Two Studied TB In U.S.
    69 3 DR. N C. SEX GUPTA, of Singapore Am L-Tuberculosis Association, who specialises m chest surgery, was attached to the Detroit Hospital. Michigan. for a year on a Smith-Mundt scholarship, which he won m March. 1951. Dr. Chai Kirn Swee. wellknown radiologist m the Federation, who
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    CHURCH FUND
    69 3 DONATIONS to St Aj Cathedral War Memorial Fund for the week ending July .">. increased by $2,000. Acknowledgments are as follows: v i i> >ree i Tan $10. M A Guibaul S5. M« ltJe O*' 6 1 526.72 Lianqui "Trading Co.. Ltd. S5O Dr R. Jvc-White <' >ve-White
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    Police Hunt His Relatives
    45 3 THE MARINE Police, Singapore, are trying to trace the relatives of a Chinese, who was fished out of the sea off Trafalgar School on Tuesday morning. The ma n died later m the General Hospital. He has still not been identified.
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    Long Wait For L Drivers
    126 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPOR E*S learner drivers will have to wait a long time more before they can be tested, said the atony's Traffic Chief, Mr. VV.K.M. Haxworth, yesterday. This is due to the shortage of test officers, there being only six of them to
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    MacG Wants Firmer India-Malaya Link
    331 4 Standard SlalT Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— There was much that Malaya could learn from India and there were many practical ways m which India could help Malaya m her present struggle, said Mr. D. C. MacGillivray, Deputy High Commissioner, Federation of Malaya, last night. The
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    Radio Dealers Warned Of New Racket
    84 4 RADIO dealers m Singapore ore warned to beware of a new racket m the hire-pur- j chase system. The Police have received a number of reports of people < taking out radios on the hire-, purchase system and selling j them elsewhere for cash
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    300 USiS FILMS FOR THE ASKING
    92 4 THE MOTION picture section of the United States Information Service announces that it has more than 30U m- dividual motion pictures now available for free showings m the film library of the USIS office. These USIS 16 mm. films are available free of charge
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    2nd Medical Study Group Due From RI
    135 4 Sund.ird stall Correspondent PENANC. Wed Ten p lie health personnel who are engaged m maternal and chilj health work m Indonesia will be m Penan a next month on a study visil Mr. T. E. Hughes. Secretary to the Member for Health. Federation
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    Woman Had No Identity Card
    66 4 PARIT BUNTAR, Wed. A Chinese woman. Teoh Kirn Leng, 46, who took her sqd to a police station to get an identity card for him, was found to be without an identity card.' She said she had never taken i out a card for herself.
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    MBS OLD BOYS
    67 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed -The i j old students of the Methodist ißoys School are holding a social] this Sunday at the Embassy Hotel Roof Garden beginning 4 p.m. The organisers have drawn up an interesting programme en i novelty games, musical numbers by well-known local artists, and
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    Ceylon Commissioner
    48 4 MR. M. SARAVANAMUTTU the Cejrton Commissioner m Malaya will address. the members oi the Ccyion Federation of Malay.'' at the conclusion of the scheduled business of its annual general raeetin* to be held on bunday, July 20, at I*3o am at the rr Uoti Vnola T.iimnur.
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    PLANTATION WORKERS PLEDGE TO BACK GOVT
    244 4 PLANTATION WORKERS PLEDGE TO BACK GOVT KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Pledging its support to- Government m the drive to end the Emergency, the Plantation Workers Union, Malaya, m its annual report, says that organised labour can resist Communist intimidation. The report, which is to be tabled a1 the Union's annual delegates'
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    51 4 MRS. B <; A if Kuala Umpm travelled 12.000 miles U> S« w Verfc < ciualion of hef tlirrt son. Cbristophei I'nivcrsity. 1 \M-nt\ thi r<- >f.ir ol.i (h m businrvs studifN. Hclhr riwwi Mrs. Cfc ing hCf >on and two <»f hK l>ll<tu gtadetttf and E. C. One. Im.Ui
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    Labour Raiding Affects
    159 4 Labour Raiding Affects Standard Staff Correspondent LONDON. July 10. Raiding of labour by; competitors is one of the problems cited by the United Patani (Malaya) at yesterday's annual general meeting. Many of its long time labour-: ers were traced to other es- tates m mure dangerous be- langor areas which,
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    Granny Found Girl Stabbed
    137 4 KUAL A LU MPU R Wo 6.— An elderly Indian woman, A. I Palanyammal said today that she was suddenly awakened from her sleep one night, when she heard her grand-daughter. 1 wan was sleeping near her yell. She lighted a lamp and s r.v a
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    Stole Petrol: Sent To Jail
    141 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Ali bin Haji Mohamed, a 21--year-old soldier, attached to the 52 Company, RASC. who admitted stealing 16 gallons of petrol from his unit and selling it to a Malay shop-keeprr at the Bth mite Gombak Road.', was sentenced today to four months'
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    Tappers Hit At Pay Cut
    211 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. One of the 18 resolutions before the Annual Delegates Con-; ference of the Plantation Workers' Union. Malaya to be held here from Friday attacks the "arbitrary" wage cuts by! the Malayan Planting Industry, Employers* Association, which. 1 the Union thinks is "not
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    Vote Show For Malacca
    78 4 THE SUCCESS of the Tarfianent and the People Vote" achibttkm, put up recently by he Public Relations Office, Singapore has resulted In a request rum Malacca for the show Uj be seal there for display m conlection with the forthcoming elections m that Settlement After the
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    Woman On Cycle Was 'Sweep' Agent
    89 4 A DETECTIVE who was watching a ho ;<e m Paya Lcbar Road at .M.I 5 pjn. on March 26, saw a woman emerge and mount a bicycle. He stopped her and saw her drop a while object on the road. It was a bundle
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    SJI DINNER ON SATURDAY
    66 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— 1 The old boys of St. John Institution, Kuala Lumpur, will hold their annual dinner at the school hall on Saturday. July 19 at 8 p.m. The occasion coincides with the centenary of the establishment of the order i of the Brother? of
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    Polio Death In Kain par
    35 4 Polio Death In Ka in par JPOB '>'•'• Two scrub typhus one m Talj another m X reported during the wet i July 12 by the stat« Medical and He i Officer. P«One fataJ a m
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    NS Mentri Besar Fully Recovered
    47 4 the B Sembiiai Dato Haji Malek bbi I went an operation m the Oeneral Hospital Se mban, on April 3 and was transferred to the Bunfi*:ir H Lumpur, to continue J das fally recovenw recuperating at h enceT No. II i ban
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      193 4 Th« famous Horticultural Society of Haojlem one« offe.ed o prize which wat ne»ct claimed, of fg.OOr for o Block Tulip This was during the "Tulip modness" o* Holland m the Wth century when fortunes were mode ond lo»t m tulip bulbs. TIGER BALM the Tiger Medicinol *M^ v >J> Product*,
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    'Selling' Petaling Is Tough -HAWKINS
    201 5 'Selling' Petaling Is Tough -HAWKINS M VI V I I \IH VU r<. 1 li«* "l.o\ rrtiur" of kuala lii ni|>iir"«. jßltllilc loun .if Petaling Mr. l.rrald Hawkins, i«»<l:i\ .i.lntiii«<l Infound! ii li.utt i«i sefl flu mm <»l rrnirllline m a m>* ;jr«a lt> people I■v i r 1 1_
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    'Gunboat' To Stand Trial
    45 5 A WATCH v^ s/o B it 1 a prelimii i S i »re Third p mrt jesl I'■•■■ itta ed to I i eansin^ Depart- told ii:rt tnal on was walking along Road «-'hen R ted him with a $50 from
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    Newcomer Takes Feminine Lead In Tonights Play
    238 5 Newcomer Takes Feminine Lead In Tonights Play 1 >DNESS i yU) »ht, corn 1 'Ctoi R 1 ■'< vpei r-night run at th« Pheat »t 9 p.m. to- ted by tne S n ipore Stage < 1 and p b >' the play is a >ye stoi I life i
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    NO STRINGS TO $*****0 GIFT
    430 5 31 1 A Emphasises Friendsh ip For Malays Standard Staff THE President <>t t !»ociation, Dato Sir Che issued an uiu*qui\ oral -»tal Malayan C-dnese V-»«.o<-i; would certainly have no si "In any case," the Dato I appointed to the joint coi I Fund, will
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    SATELLITE TOWN MUST USE RAIN
    613 5 KUALA U MIMK, We 4. The proposed 1 o(* Petaling^ outsidte Kuala Lampiir, will liavt* h> d lions rain ivAter tor ilrinking and \*ell water tor Gales Dam i-» read} The Chairman ol the Housing Committee of the Kuala Lumpur Munic pa] Council admitted this
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    4 AIR CADETS ON UK VISIT
    93 5 FOUR MALAYAN air cadets have arrived In the ited Kn\ydi>ni on ;< fortnighfa visit at the invitation of Air Marshal S»r Ronald I-. eiu'.v-C'hapnian. At)' Officei C^mn___d__g-in-Chief. rloone Command. The Malayans together with Indian and Pakistani cadets will visit the R.A.F. apprentice schools at
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    19 MEN TOLD NOT TO STRIKE
    307 5 Standard Sta THE -«IN<. VIMHU. i.ow Clerical Sen tees I nion aJ t^ meeting hrl«i yesterday <lwl 19 Ffanainrrfi and kssistaiil Tax Department, Singapore The strike threat followeda deadlock m negotiations between the Union ami Governmenl which have been going 011 since March with
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    Dobby Gets A Surprise
    119 5 PROFESSOB E H G. D ibl Professoi ol Geogi tp at University of Malaya, who is 1 In \v jton tea o_ S.E. geogl ijj.:ical problems as a visiting pi > <<±ur at the School oJ A Jv meed Internationa] Studies is utatified to find that
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    Power Cuts
    361 5 >i ttSI \'i !o\n hi Sinz ipore liable to loud today: l> V I) unman 1M Jon ln.it PI <• r. •Illan \fisiii, .1. ElilMMf, bridge Rd., Rangoon U»i Fownrr Bd., S^r_ngeon Rd., Swinrti Est., Kiikini Ayer, WrPti<n~»- im Kirn liu.tii Ktl.. Itomiil.ir.v XI Florence Rd., J pper
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    NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR POOR RESULTS
    64 5 PENANG, »1 commit respoi sible I<■ 9 results m Mai < taught u> theii 1 pc Fo-wen Pieiuien' >. S Chinese School Teachera Ksmo tion, Peder_ti m ti Mai* pointed oul todaj Thf reason he <ay« wai (nai those* teaching Miluy wer c ippf>mted and
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    Army May Make Way For Babies' Creche
    228 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The yWCA have been j 'given permission by the' Housing Committee ot tl local Municipal Council to operate a ci eche jn H children's centre at the j Coronal ion Pai k Pa\:. provided the militai 5 tuthoi i ties
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    Board Call To Advise On Squatters
    56 5 Board Call To Advise On Squatters id <nd I A Board itter problem tud Citi Councillors 1..-,- Chooi ,> 1 X vi the pcenl i I SUggC 1h the Bom d could sui ible vm I n MM r'.»unc. Noticing <•; <.<• .4 vacant id! 1 ,i it« individual compai
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    Singapore Standard Under New Management
    797 6 Singapore Standard Under New Management h,,h n<l<nt Morning Afir.t/m/ier HEAD Off ICE 128 Pobmson Rood. Singapore. TdcphoM Nos ***** *****. Ccb'e h Tckgrcph Address TJGERNEWS, Smgapor*. BRANCH OFFICES i LONDON Room 222, The Times Building, Printing House Squore. London. EC 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45 Sulron Street, 83 Cowon
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    1285 6 DISCONTENTS SOCIETY 3t£§lityuMt Emergency— *2 By The Times Spore Correspondent nPHERE is no evidence to show that Malaya's Communists are incapable of intensifying and extending their campaign of terrorism. As a body they have generally been remarkably unimaginative, and almost conservative. Fifty ex-members of the Irgun Zei Leumi, whom your
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    Review of Views
    432 6 Review of Views Truth About Malaya THE statement made by a Dar(Australia) magistrate tat five Malay pearl di\t s, •a ho were sentenced by him to six months" gaol lor 'illegally using a motorcar.' had gone to Australia "probably to escape from Communist dominated Malaya for the promised land" was
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      CALL FOR SIKH REGIMENT
      316 6 Sir; India's Prime Minister Pand.il Jawaharlal Nehru, who was described by the Commissioner-General Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald as the "mighty layer of foundation stones and a magnificent builder." m an address to over ten thousand people m Johore Bahru on June 18, 1950. said: "You have
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      470 6 Dear Sir Gerald: Since your arrival you have created a very good impression on the inhabitants of this country, increased the confidence of tiie people m the administration and generally raised their morale. Your stand against discrimination on racial grounds has rallied a large number of
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    Primate Charges Red Dean Has Abused His Office
    217 7 LONDON, July 16 (UP) The Archbishop of Canterbury, Pri-.,-*e of the Church of England, charged that the "Red" Dean of cnterbury abused his office, but said no action can be taken against him under the low. Dr. Geoffrey Francis Fisher met m
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    58 US Jets In Mass Hop
    69 7 58 US Jets In Mass Hop TOKYO, July 16 r V ftyeight U.S i lunderjets darted to 1 h ta air force base I .vo today, completing >■ ggest i < -'ter story 10.895 miles i f States and I 8c Ocean Turner I se Geor- I Fti s cue
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    SNAPPED UP
    21 7 THIRTY nd M.C A lottery tickets h arrived m Penang yest« morning I oul by th c >vn. J
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    SHE FIRED 8,842 ROUNDS IN KOREA
    237 7 HMS CEYLON IN S-PORE FOR REFIT i i>\\ m Singapore's Naval Base for a refit, the ruisei HMS Ceylon, In hei two years" service the I I. <(i Nations Meet m Korean waters, has •\er Ml.OOO miles and fired 8,812 rounds of gship <>f
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    Smugglers Shift To Semarang
    188 7 Smugglers Shift To Semarang Standard Staff Corrrspondcnt JAKARTA, Wed.— With the king Customs security a1 Medan, Surabaya and Jakarta Indonesia's biggest smuggling ports r vrre n c y smuggle r s apparently are switching operations to Semarang jn centra] Ja fact was unearthed today c seizure ol an undisc osed
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    UK POLICY ON SUDAN REMAINS
    157 7 LONDON, Jul> 16:— Britain lias emphatically reaffirmed m W ashington her standpoint on the stains <*t tlit- Sudan* I was restated yesterday by B:rish Ambassador Sir Oliver I .s i;i his talk with United s s Secretary of State Dean Acheson it is learned from
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    £40 MIL CLAIM AGAINST UK
    55 7 Egypt has claimed £40,000,000 cust< n§ dues from Britain for British military goods taken I customs zones m the Sue/. Canal area .-ince the abrogation of the 1936 Anglo-Egyptian trrntv iast October to July 13 this year Under the 19.'5t> treaty Bri- War Depa "tment
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    Labour's Worry: Margaret
    133 7 Labour's Worry: Margaret LOXDOX, July 16 (UP)— An official Labour spokesman said t' l^ there were many eligible bachelors m Britain and he hopes Princess Margaret will marry a Briton and not a foreigner. Richard Stokes, former Lord Privy Seal, expressed his wish m debating the Royal Family civil list
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    101 7 nve gins who reprei sented their countries m i Ihe recent "Miss I'ni- i verse" beauty contest at I Long Bead). California, i J M are pictured with a cast- i I ing director at Holly- i 1 wood. They are being 1 groomed at Universal- I International studios i
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    $100,000 GOLD Acquitted —No Case To Answer
    179 7 $100,000 GOLD Acquitted —No Case To Answer SUNGEI PATANI, Wed. At the resumed hearing of the SIOO.OOU gold case m the Sessions Court, the President, Tuan Syed Sheh Barakbah, acquitted a Penang merchant. Beh Yew Suan, on a charge of attempting to export from the Federation 100 pieces ol gold
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    Yes Or No Today By Smelters
    171 7 Standard Staff Correspondent i PJENANG, Wed.— The Eastern Smelting Workers Union wijl give a definite reply to trie management tomorrow as to whether it would acceptfurther concessions ollered to the Union following negotiations j held m the office of the Deputy Commissioner for Labour
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    AUSSIES FOR HG TRAINING
    92 7 CANBERRA. July 16 (UP)— Australian External Affairs j -Minister, Mr. R. G. Casey, has pledged full co-Operation with i the U.K. Colonial Service m t their plan to recruit jungle wari tare experts for service with the I Home Guard m Malaya. A number oi Australian
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    Nehru-Chou Talks On PoW Issue
    104 7 Nehru- Chou Talks On PoW Issue LONDON, J.ilv 16, iAP» informed diplomats said yest< day Communist China has outlined to India some ideas for tackling the one issue blocking a Korean truce the prisoner of war tangh These ideas were said to lacK clarity m the eyes oi Western diplomats
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    UN Warship Hit In Duel With Reds
    52 7 WASH [NGTON J 16 <Rev i i i the destroy* S'J i and vaa es m a duel with enemy shore batteriet off the X <an easl i Sun< Eighi sailors received "minor injuries i ,t- destroy* returnei I ie three h s
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    Prisons Cure Opium Addicts
    171 7 Prisons Cure Opium Addicts Standard Staff FejMtr?fy DR. CHEN SI LAN. Stagspore's well-known rx pert on opium, vestrtriav affirmed that opium j»d diets who were sent U jail usually h.ul their habits cured when thej It had bet n< LOO years' h i smoking m the D Sini 'J'li tr.
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    Korea Truce Talks Again Postponed
    184 7 Korea Truce Talks Again Postponed TOKYO. July 16 (I I') The Communisto raHed for another two-day recess m ihe Korean armistice lalka otlay jtml touched off speculation thai Peipina and Moscow are drafting deadlock breaking ordrr> for the W <l negotiators* Communist liaison officer? lotified the"* United Nations j lelegation
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    Golden Key For Quirino
    81 7 DJAKARTA. July 1H (UP) —President Quirino of the Philippines who landed at Djakarta's Kemajoran airfield this afternoon, was met by President Sukarno. Mr. Mohammed Hatta and other high officials. Jakarta's Mayor Sjamsuridzal p es< .led Quirino with a golden key of the City of Jakarta. Mr.
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    BRITONS IN KOREA
    98 7 LONDON. July 16, Ri lU Mr. Anthony Head. British i let told h Consei vative questioner m the Commons that the Common i Division m Korea had not been subject to any heavy enemy offensive m the past month. Mr. Frederick Burden. Conservative, asked ir the taciliti^F
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    London Exchange
    49 7 LONDON July L 6 ,<R« To very larg< < tradinj i the week BCCOUI dence. < mined by this factor a I from otic or two I cent upward I i further headM somewhat mor« > ate. Hi < ed Eavoui ites here but sumed thi movement and
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    92 7 Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, July 16— The following ore tht «<<•- prices of rubber ond fin on the London Morktt todo. LONDON RUEBER LONDON TIN Spot 27U. Spot f 97 1 10? pif tai Aug. 27. d. buyers, £972 stlUr* Cpt /n iS?J Three months E9C!
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    Vital Rule On Berthing Of Ships Clarified
    454 8 Vital Rule On Berthing Of Ships Clarified Standard Special Correspondent II SEEMS incredible thai for over <«liv pears an important port rrile relating to snchoring vessels m iluwaters of Singapore harbour should i><* misunderstood bj almost everj shipping Ma"»tt-r an<l i>y Marine Superintendents m this important and busy port, l?ut
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    Shipping Held Up
    33 8 Lloyds Shipping Agency of London reports from Port Said thai traffic through the Sue? Canal is bein^ delayed up to 12 hours because of a sho tage >1 pilots Reuter.
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      856 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Kegular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore, Port Swettenbam Penang. Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan. Due Spare Due Penang From Peujn- P.Sham Spore For I S7c< huen" Jul> IS July 20 H'kong Accepting cargo for Tientsin :tnd Keelung with Transhipnu-n!
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      506 8 Ships m Harbour WHARVES .Barondrecht. Ship Godovvn Gate P. Brani: Tun? Song 5 Isakaze Maru 23 M Albeii Dock: Stanvac Ben. Benavon W/37 n iran, Terpurong. t Celebes 11/12 4 Victoria Dock: Sta [ytoneua 4. 1 4: 2 Kennel Dock: Morib Drente 18 39 2 9an. F Tesville, Pau i
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      330 8 f SAILINGS FKOM BCANIMNAVU rp»n H BELANMA* f Rai i "FIONLV far BaDgkok R MJt -PATAGONIA- foi bang -.N..'.r%-- V v.Yi' i- Kpn, Hongkong, Manila. t Kobe i Yokohama -ns, s FROM j \p\\ HONGKONG p "PRODUCE" for Bangkok 1 > S SAILINGS io (oNffsrN, MMN F,m r»l«ml,«. Aden. P
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    Rubber Price Is Up 2 Cents On N.Y. Mart Trend
    167 9 BBER prices m Singapore improved by two cents per lb yester opening at about 2\ cents per lb. above the previous day's ig Iccls on a foirly active market. Q rotations remained at much the same levels foi ao time
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    RFC Offered Entire Eolivian Tin Output
    121 9 \'.k;n »:iK v; IP; Uoa Heßdersen id :>»r I 1 M.w (I 9tatej (.(ivcrnnicni «>JTi I .i< im^- mi hrh.iif oi a prwup of associates < .i.!h<w.!. Urn l»«»livian (io s rmnrnt ho < i: ",'i-.trnriii»n I minct- Corporation m M»»ur.u t i«>i Ike
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    BID TO REOPEN JOHAN TIN
    45 9 BID TO REOPEN JOHAN TIN lor« }>r« i i li! J t... |be Rid i* i i far ,:I.!T h.ivi la it, Bwrerii tin n Ini: |Ma la Ibc v- isee •ra m irte] wi S :c- reporh ;i rmlil balance <»• forward from Ibc previoMi
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    S'pore Curb On Import
    64 9 S'pore Curb On Import THE issue of liceaces lat t ;< <" fired itiipiirt ti on .'f ur^'.i mms/ta Bran h.ir t < :rrenry SMBTCes nto Singapore ha^ been i s-« :iu( d until linthtr > I his announcement was >!.. it- j esterda j lo Si i pore i;i:noi
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    Spivs Cause Big $ Deficit
    65 9 Spivs Cause Big Deficit p at its ficit 19^1 wai t as ir id that black its i-ontributt heavily to lh< i] foreicr trade defici 1 a US$l,O5; US$2 0 the deficit rose to I *****J M I I vrtth U*****.000 T MM I li prevkw s French authorities blamec
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    RUBBER STOCKS UN JUNE
    100 9 RUBBER STOCKS UN JUNE Standard Market Reporter j STOCKS r m S those on yv:r\ed to f>7.. '•!«<> I nth, i tared i <521 lons m Akr.v. I ;to offi -r;i' si itisti Stocks on transhtoment a' i |of J I tons I 2.2 15 tons m May. i P
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    HONGKONG HAS A PAPER MILL
    65 9 HONGKONG HAS A PAPER MILL THE first paper mill to be established m Hongkong ed producti i ..< i.. put estimated at around ti.ooo j Ib. r Un La ig M»n plan to make only coarse native pa 1 1 at ;> < to an el icaJ needs. Raw material
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    How The Law Affects Importers, Dealers
    504 9 Ho w The Law A ffec ts Importers, Dealers HEW FED. POISON ORDINANCE-IP i TO CONTROL ii»< im sale liamilin^ of poisons, of poisons and the wholelicenees are instituted. Lpori into lhe Federation i Iwo types of wholesale Type A licence is available only for pharmacists. As explained above m
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    104 9 COMMODITY PRICES < losing ihMmi prices h-euls nei Ib m Sin?a (Hire veslmi.iv were B-.ive^ Sellers 1 Spot Loose 1 ().B. In bales Aug. No 1 K.S.S. 893 No. 2 K.S.S. 853 8o No 3 R.S.S. XOj 8J tooe: iluiet. LONDON RUBBER Wednesday's opening pr'ecs per lb. were: Ing 27d.
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    Gur Export Banned
    19 9 India will ban export of gur or aggery, including jaggery powler, after July 31, 1952.- ITS.
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    MALAYAN SHARE PRICES
    764 9 Staadfaqrd Market Ktpottff 511 i Wed. -NL 5 impro\ i n the anno,- > oi arious dividends m the t Malayan >nu\< were un--4 rials remainec ady. lay's pric« were; INDCSTRIALS -11) '*■> XC Pief !0 ice 12 u i >0 tt B Pel > 6 H
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    New Singapore Textile Firm
    17 9 New Singapore Textile Firm is 1 i:i H S ot His es and sundry -rid. •>i r
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    Produce Mart Again Quiet
    46 9 Produce Mart Again Quiet ndjri >!.irk. t ll' porlrr 'on 5 K>re m i r P8) per -eVicr^ indicated < S4 1 C«>pra $-tii» 542' 4 ('•ambier $3 10 uHces*: <?a) iHamburi >. 'L.nitvi-;'-. S tgo SI3J iSa CH>rt CSSI7.TOOO p •> m .v The cd b. i aai
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    US GOVT. FREES MORE STEEL
    130 9 pon, j'v ifi. Phe >KiS I to i I ken and •M md 1 National Production '^*r*7 fNPA), ronvrve r for t k« miliury. h«4 I «P'-(i «.n emburfo on nhip■M of Mr «.i from wure<"**r» l« <.<-. ilun niauutai tux- r .s\p < »id
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    Tobacco Makers Form Assn.
    162 9 FOURTEEN tobacco manujfacturers 12 from the Feder- I ation and two from Singapore have now an association of 1 fbeir own to represent them. Ii is railed Malayan Tobacco Manufacturers' Association which receiver) its official sanction from the Singapore Registrar of Societies. Most of the manufacturer?
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    FIRMS IN CHINA STILL BLOCKED
    185 9 LONDON, July 16 (AFP)— I Vo British firm has irft Comnunist China since the British Government sent a note to Prk- nU two months aga announcng the decision by some Bi ijsh firms m China to leave the •omitry, it is learned here. The note-
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    Indian Ships Use Own Materials
    75 9 Indian Ships Use Own Materials EIGHTT per rent of fhe rnateriafai u.sed m the construction of ships at VLshakhnp.-t.'K.m lipyard nre of Indian origin. Materials like electrical fittings. foppp'- pipe*;, etc, oomtitotinfi the remaining 20 per rent, are imported mainly from the United Kingdom. Ail auxiliary machinery for ships was
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    Kallang Work Is Now Ahead
    70 9 Rrouted Riar;id:im <m the Kalians airstrip is progressing sit <..•!( t 1 1 knv P.W.f>. uoikmni ,iic now a few liuiui:r:i i(,- t al.r.td of sch<"lii|r The nr\\ s'lf.m i^ !^t id at a rate of .'tt t< t.i niq:ht. B> tomorrow. Momrttattra k<kk* w.n
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    COIR PILE MATS
    15 9 IHE B > > vitin* app i to import India o Pal AF P.
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    ROLEX PRODUCTS CHARM VISITORS
    279 9 THE Swiss House of H impre! ive attractions at t held m Balse, Switzerland -from all over the world vi major attraction was the R In the Swiss Bouse of Rolex there were on show h of ingeniously con- id 'decors' m ultra smart taste. There
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    Jap-RI Trade Basis Laid
    122 9 .JAKARTA. July '0 (Renter) I gfi plenary *mi— of the [ndones an Japanese trade con -f raa b I held at the con[e~ence room of the Java Bank. Bi'.i p;i:t is agicid to .-uJ.pt schedules on •*■> a m ial basU a the < DO 1
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    Rubber-Treated Clothing Fibres Improve Wear
    140 9 EXPERIMENTS with lh« "-< of rwhlmi l«»r ronck em<l lor apph m;: lo rlothitt^ fiivrrfl rrKult<*<l m roads tEiat have ;i better Mwrir*e and r*sl lorn im.hufj'iu. ;nitl ol !i!!f<« tli;;t *h«iu (!r«i<l;-iiv imjir«»>'<i \w.ir making is now bt n i i 1 his was
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    Malayan Rates Of Exchange
    16 9 Malayan Rates Of Exchange Exchan (T.t.i I lit I <»n »r Hi i r.T/OD 16, C
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    HK EXCHANGE
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      MCA Entry Into S'pore Elections: 'It's Mere Bluff'
      334 10 Sir;— The present cotitroversy over the MCA between the communalists and the non-communalists is of considerable interest to an onlooker. We see challenges and counter-challenges between members of our Singapore Legislative Council on the one hand and would-be members of that Council
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      Why All This Noise'
      236 10 .Sir. I am surprised that there should be :>o much criticism by the Progressive Party, the Labour Party and the Indian Regional Congress against the Malayan Chinese Association for its intention to enter the political field m Singapore. Why all this noise? Surely the Progressive Party,
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      Wanted: A Race Of Supermen
      177 10 Sir: I feel I must reply to "Father Of 11 Chili- whose letter appeared m your most excellent and readable paper on July 15. I should like to ask him whether the mother of h> II children feels the same bliss about the large family
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      JOBS FOR LOCAL MEN?
      79 10 Sir:— l am really doubtful whether the Johofe Government or those responsible for the answer to the question tabled by Mr. M. Kanthaswamy at the recent meeting of the Johore State Council. about Malayanization of service, really know the meaning of the word. MALAYANIZATION. Judging from
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      LET'S GO BACK TO THE KEROSENE LAMP
      225 10 Sir, It was more than a year ago that the power station started to give trouble thus restricting the supply of current to certain districts -at certain times but this state of atTairs has been allowed to continue ever since. The City Councillors
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      THE WALKOUT: AN ADVICE
      143 10 Sir. In your issue of July 8. Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj m reply to "Indian" whose letter appeared m one of the local papers on July 5 says, '"that he is an irresponsible and ignorant mischief-mon-ger who, being ashamed to disclose his identity, remains anonymous."
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    298 10 i TOI,.\vs QUOTATION: it is I with our pj-.sii>nv as it is with fire j,ul »jter thev i are <j O o<1 servant* hut bid I Sir Ko^ r [.'Estrange. TIHKM>\y FOR EVERYONE: Attend to those of youi erests which have to do with problems 1 anr! their solution. Bs
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    STANDARD PATTERN SERVICE
    717 10  -  ROSALIND RATNAM By HERE are the sewing instructions for The Standard Pattern No. 16 which appeared m the Sunday Standard on July 13. Note: 1. Your pattern pieces will have certain instructions stamped on them. When you have the pattern pieces by your side these sewing instructions
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      60 10 fVO#### NEWS TO YOU XV I XI* OLH I SCHOOL OF DRESS MAKINGI Devery evening from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. IT Designing, Measuring, Cutting md Sewing by Mr. POH KIM who has been strongly recommended by Mrs. 9. Malcolm Mac Donald i POH KIM TAILORING S'poie 9. 248-B Orchard
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      125 10 wj» 411 j^ i Cordon l'.<lili«' Virginia MACRAE KK\<MN GIBSON iTSMW Sgt m i'tiit ?j 1/Viif STORMING 01 I 01 IMi i h) i. klM»lK>\l jf I WOMAN m i u\i n: ck'^ anthonTde xf il I V. HBV^^BB^^^^!^^^^ -^^1 r s taf'IAWRftNCE Sale DOBBINS m* QUNK Inspired by the
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    OLYMPIC GAMES SPORTLIGHT
    604 11 US, Russia Qualify For Basketball Final By TED SMITS HELSINKI, July 16 (AP) Israel Turkey and Switzerland were eliminated from the Olympic basketball competition Tuesday Each was beaten for the second time m the eliminating tournament. Final scores were: Canada 72, Rumania 51, Belgium 59, Switxerlcnd 49,
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    Week-Eiid Of Sports At Penang
    205 11 PENANG, Wed.-Penan£ sportsmen will have a busy time this week-end with State badminton practice, intercommunity cricket, inter club tennis for the Utah Swee Lee Challenge (up and a junior intertaua badminton competition. badminti p.. ••.-q a f I i d Sunday at _\3O p.m., i,
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    Indians Beaten 10-1 At Soccer
    316 11 HELSINKI, July 16, (UP) Yugoslavia, one of the strongest continental sides, today eliminated India j 10 1 m the Olympic soccer tourney. The half time score was Yugoslavia 6, India 0. Among the 5,000 spectators who witnessed the match were a number of Russian athletes.
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    India Fails To Beat Yorkshire
    328 11 SHEFFIELD, July 18, tourists failed m their alter the first time, and the mat< Although Vijay Hazare's de^ score left Yorkshire 185 belli Indian bowlers rould not rej first innings on the "feather They capt ired only four wicketa during the d;iVi n d ire
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    SCOREBOARD
    99 11 TOSKSRIBE 1-t Innings I»?. INDIANS 1-t Imiiii^s m l'»r i 5 |M VOKh-MIKi: Ml bMtißgl ll. i!' .!:,y <• Ifantl :b S .Je 77 H I twaon 'bw ShincJe 6*> Wilson b Cho dhw y LpWr nit nit li' 1 Watson c i fau {U b Ch Ihui 12
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    Evans Hurts Left Arm In County Game
    197 11 \U LONDON, July 15, (Reuter). nr —Godfrey Evans. England and Hi Kent Wicketkeeper, injured his D; eft arm while batting against Ci Surrey at the Oval today, but 16 is expected to be fit for the V; bird Test against India, which jegins
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    Japan's Olympic Hope Injured During Practice
    157 11 OLYMPIC VILLAGE, He] tinki, July 1G (UP) Keeiz iasegawa, Japan's hop, ste; i'id jump champion and th mly hope to win a first plac o the track and field event vas suffering from a strainei ighl foot today. Track am icld coach Mikio Oda
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    Theam Siew Springs A Big Surprise
    157 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed loh Theam Siew sprang a sur-i-ise today when he defeated ie All-Malayan Indo Ceylone. singes champion, M. W. Amu, In straight sets 6-2. 6-1 i the TPCA Open Tennis liampionsliips at Kuala Lum;r. Goh exploited the weakness splayed by Ramu m
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    Bobby Locke Wins French Championship
    106 11 PARIS, July 15 (Reuter)— nth African Bobby Locke ncr of the British Open If championship last week )k, another major title toy when he won the French )en golf championship on the Germain Course. Locke played consistent go!f roughout the 72 holes and d rounds
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    244 11 lELSINKI, July 16 (V.P). The first Thai athletic squad to participate In an Olympiad is here "to > and learn* 1 wording to Phya CWi I i Raksh, President of the Olympic Committee of Thai* land. light Tim! track and field nnen u:u\ five officials arrived
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    Draw For Singapore Lawn Tennis Tourney
    733 11 p I THE Singapore lawn i- tournament begins <m Satur total of 38 entries has h« c mii»l«'s, 2(y for the double 3 women's (singles, 13 for the the wteranV doubles. THE following is the result U oi the draw: MEN'S SINGLES Our Chew
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    FIGHT FOR WALCOTT
    77 11 NEW YORK, July 14 fßeuter) Felix Bocchicchio, n anager of the world heavyweight champion, .Jersey Joe Walcott, said today he was willing for Walcott meet the winner of the Rocky Marciano-Harry Matthews fight on July 28 m a title bout m September. Wak-ott, attending the signing ceremonies
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    292 11 Sl\(,\|'<»KK (JH-1 u..-l!,v A M -HMlrr) 9J3t a.m. for lutli-h s. h«..K f) I! Inierladc; It am. \.\.v HMtt Mu-i. Whiir You Work: mi t"• I ..r l.rli-h Sch— l>; 1 p.m R&Meabrrg a RckßH un Ino I M \t I |;.i'. I :i)i":ion Qnrttt; i pin Km
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    81 11 111 I sfNKF July M (W) John Bean I l»a\ is world and OlNtnjut i| heavywright titlchold^r. is the >hl\ TTi'-m i of |kc I S. uci^lil lif tjnj; ti.mi n•( h-.!:;d by training rulfv 'll*- ran «"at. dink tad t\ o;;l If latr
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    SASA Draw For Water Polo Games
    83 11 THE fo jc [or Ihe Si: nual i Rxtun Em I X Chiao and S "old pfafes, v m .luh IS: Chinee; a B MB. 1 C. P I Vpo c r \> id l^e! Lee rjs is i .m. Naval Bx v R.A.I
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    13 11 .< Erom California, the gifi of a ST. 1 ho pi!;
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    Acceptors For Stewards' Cup
    68 12 *m (Reuter)— it 1 final ac- lirds C oe run I were pul They c 9.9: Paul 92: Sn Z Signal 8.10: I and Tangle 8.9; C' mI {)-.h- ationa and Don< re nbarnie and Spartan Lady Godiva 84: o B. Celebrate s I I 8:
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    SCHOOL ATHLETES BREAK NTNE RECORDS
    784 12 WH.LE the ,n,e,schoo. cHon,pionship-won *f*™X«^^ for the third successive yea <-™*™*^£' fl i Total Besor stadium CIOl t S i^^r^i^-^i^r- P e,fo rronem onee W^^H^bes»pre^^*l^ojW«J«- hri|l afternoon C s to S -rr^;; oT&Si R- was A fastest of t he qiris. i Ihi 2 Rn»
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    TODAY'S Sport
    98 12 TODAY'S Sport SINGAPORE SOCCER: SAFA League. Dir 1 BODCA v Rovers SC at Jalan Bctar stadium; Junior Cup Replay— Marine Depi. V Police "A" at Geylang: IRC -.V v X i Raja a\ CYMA*. JOHORE ATHLETICS: J ohor? State athletic championships at Johore English College 2.30 PEMANG SOCCER: Penang XI
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    T. MALIM CRICKET
    119 12 TANJONG MAL.IM. Wed.— ln the annua N rth Sel ingor Europeans vs Rest cricket match the Europeans beat the Rest by 22 runs on the Kuala Kubu Padang. Three State player? S L. Watson and J. G. Spanswick of the West Ken^ Regiment, and Lakiibir Singh of
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    Athletes Must Go 'All Out'
    127 12 Athletes Must Go 'All Out' I ieM and jui. ll p P v this weekend h.i%e idvised to KO lil llt n ltN .vs ifeU as hn.ils. r, M «n Iteowa and lamps Sl the uu.ililMn' round [int uili be Uk<-n nitu „l Mt uhen pfacea are i ,ii% ftDoemteo.
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    Wants Team Events Out Of Olympics
    86 12 HELSINKI. July 15 (Ul Si^iried Edstroem, Swedisn President of the International Olympic Committee, wants all team events deleted from the Olympic calendar because the number of participants are increasing so rapidly that the games are getting out of hand. "In my opinion it is
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    IOC President
    30 12 HELSINKI, July 16 (AFP) Mr Avery Brundage of the United States was elected president of the International Olympic Committee this atternoon. Mr. Armand Massard was elect- ed vice-president.
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    TOP OF THE CLASS
    65 12 B. Pei era of St. Andrew s School who won the high jump at the Singapore InterSchool sports yesterday with a record of sft. llins., the highest ever jumped by a Malayan schoolboy since the war. The only better effort was 6ft. 3ins. jumped by Penang
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    Kee Fah Misses And Police Lose
    287 12 IPOH Wed.— Tan Kee Fah. former Negri Sembilan Malaya Cup hero, who played as inside left for Ipoh Police Sports Club against Kinta Indian Association this evening m a division one league game, sealed the fate of his team when he failed with two
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    soccerites Win Replay
    146 12 soccerites Win Replay STAR SOCCERITES beat Po- ice "B" by three clear goals m a -j SAFA Junior Cup replay at the leylang Stadium yesterday. s Soccerites. top favourite I he second division champion- j ship this year with full points rom nine games m league natches, were held to
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    SRC SPORT
    43 12 Singapore Recreation Club will hold a 'special games meeting at the club on Tuesday, at o.'M) p.m. to elect captains. vice-captains and conveners ior hockey and billiards. The 1952 open singles championship and -B" singles championship billiards tournaments will commence shortly..
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    KRIAN TENNIS
    78 12 PARIT BUNTAR Wed.— A was made m I an tennii tourney yesterday with Rv< derided. Ther^ wrie no upseU In the handicap singlei when K. Kasi with a handicap Dl .15 got the better of P. Rongasamy ter two hard fough sets. In the open singles, both Has
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    India Can Win At Manchester
    388 12 MANCHESTER. July 16 (Renter)- I n j. i!( India open the third of the seasons Tests here tony with England two up m the series with two to England won by seven wickets at I reds ail(i i, I wickets at Lords, but India could
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    Perak Team To Meet Kelantan
    18 12 Perak Team To Meet Kelantan IPOH. V m a Foong S them X B walkover i Lee F
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    NTS Beat Borneo Co.
    22 12 KEDEF I tip i1 U mil; (l«rl.iiids ii i«k < T T.'r t Mas Burn i ..'l and I
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    Hammer Record
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    BIG ENTRY FOR PENANG RACES
    861 12 PENA N G. Wed.— A total of 209 horses have been entered for the Penang Turf Club's August Bank holiday meeting on July 26. 30 and August 2 and 4. Entries comprise 60 from class one. 72 class two and 77 from class live. Below
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    RACE SCHEDULE
    170 12 PENANG. Wednesday. Th< schedule of racing for the Ipen-n" Turf Club's August Bank Holiday meeting is as follows: First day July 26: Houses Class I One divisions one. two and thice j six furlongs. Horses class two; divisions one. two and .three 1 51 furl togs. Horses class
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