Singapore Standard, 26 July 1952

Microfilm: NL2287
Total Pages: 12
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    Masthead
    20 1 Singapore Standard I i____ -f£V /A* '''j JLm VOL. 11l NO. 24 SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Strong Man Arrests lop Free Police
    6 1 Strong Man Arrests lop Free Police
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    Midnight Crash
    14 1 !S1 I d -C cd a 500- l but ed I i
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    NIMM! OF THE INDIAN SCREEN
    93 1 NIMM! OF THE INDIAN SCREEN n I M M i Mian DnJ tt t!> ss, is p. (tm ed 'ti I oudon .1 n ei her arrival i bj air She k here lo attend '<>■■' ororM pre- I niere "t |he .ill Indian I Mm x m" .t the
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    Night Swoop On Hut. 7 Suspects Held
    22 1 SEVEN yo C pecteri :■> be ID A I by 11.30 The en > quarte Road inte.
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    2 UK Planes Held Up At Helsinki
    29 1 2 UK Planes Held Up At Helsinki LON DO 5 AFP— Two _tes. o by Si!v- I iva Ltd., have been held I sinki Russians complain lew over their
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    LATENEWS
    118 1 Premier Uy M_aher Pasha announced m Uexandria that Nafoib had been appointed Ihe I onmiander-in-Chief of the Armed I orces m rank from major-genera] tt» rail jeneral, .md ?i\ en 1 1 1 < p. iv ol .1 cabinet minister. M tht-r also announced tli* resignation > f Vndraous
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    RUBBER WAGE PACT NOW SIGNED
    548 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. An agreement- was signed today between the Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association and the Pan-Malayan Rubber Workers Union on a new scale of wages for the rubber workers m Malaya at the rubber price range above 90 cents and below $1 per
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    Secret Truce Parleys Fail
    226 1 PAN Ml VIO.W, July co. aecrei. arniisucc scw-iw«sa tMidcd today after IS fruitless meetings during which the Communists turned down a United Nations oiler to increase the number ot prisoners to be returned to the Reds. Major General William Harrison, senior United N .ions delegate, disclosed
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    Pak. FM WarnsOn Mid-East
    198 1 Pak. FM WarnsOn Mid-East i KARACHI, July 25, CReu-j let Pakistan's Foreign Minister Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan said yesterday! that unless the main Middle j East disputes were settled quickly and the foundations laid for economic progress. "the consequences might be incalculable." Sir Zafrullah interviewed by the A.P. said. "It
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    44 1 k THE HIGH (om missioner For Hie Federation, Gen. Sir Gerald Templer, Hem m the co-pilot's seal of a Sunderland m his way to Singapore alter touring Merslng m Johore on Thursday. From Singapore Sir Gerald Hew to Kuala Lumpur In a j Valetta.
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  • KOREA POLLS
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      Rhee To Stand For Election
      124 1 Pr.A.W Jaly 25 < AFP.—President Syngman Rhee today j accepted the Liberal Party's nomination as candidate for the j com in* presidential elections, j despite his oft-repeated statements that he would refuse the nomination. Miss lm Young Shinn. member of the National Assembly and a
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      Award For Nicoll
      34 1 MR J. F. NICOLL, the Governor of Singapore, has been awarded the «itle of Knight of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem by the Queen as from May 29, 19.12:
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      Indian Saves Baby
      34 1 AN INDIAN student. S. P. Pramor, yesterday rescued a two-and-half-year-old boy from a blazing bungalow m London where the child's mother. .Mrs. lope Bowers, lost her hie. He was a -boarder.
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    German Film Unit For Bangkok
    40 1 v\ A PARTY of actors and cameramen of West Berlin's j "Berolina .Film Company" has left by air" for Bangkok to shoot scenes m Thailand for a colour fli m "The Land of Smiie." Reuter.
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    Cocos Runway Ready
    21 1 A ROYAL Australian Air Force construction group has finished a new 10. 000-foot runway on Cocos Island. A.P.
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    Drinking Petrol
    35 1 ETHIOPIANS are ca petrol stations m I drinking petrol to i where Lnistry of Hea iiai mcd They do this to g reliel from attacks by p stomach worn..- g i eat- P.
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    51 1 Australian Vice-Admlral sir .John i)^"* n Member RAJ., (right), met his 'old shipmate Vice _dmiral Sir Guy RusseU C-in-C Far East Station, Testerdiv m Singapore. Admiral Collins len op bj Qantas BOAC and uill spend two da%-. her*, before Bywg t« Japau and Korea to Inspect unit, o/ th_ Au.tr.ilun
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    PLANES FIRE ON TOWNS IN UK
    177 1 CLACTON-ON-SEA, July •.."> (Reuter).— Police, United states and British Air Force officials todmj attempted to trace two unidentified planes which on Wednesday machine-gunned ('.acton and other nearby j coastal townships. Several houses were hit and residents have turned over several tracer bullets to the
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    Weekly Comet Run
    39 1 sh Overseas Air' < poration plan to introduce the Comet jetliner into regular service between London and bo on Aug. 11, It is pi operate this ly m each direction Home. Beirut, Bahrein, X and Bombay.- Reuter
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    PUERTO RICO BECOMES FREE C'WEALTH
    282 1 PUERTO RICO BECOMES FREE C'WEALTH JAN JA N. PUKRTO RICO. July \.V Puerto Rico joyassumed her new role as self-governing "tree commonth associated with the United States today exactly ears afl can troops led on the Caribbean Island during the Spanish-American i of tlie new commonwealth re to flutter over
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    Churchiil Ave. Is Now Named For Mossadeq
    46 1 TEHERAN J lb 25, I AFP) 7 ChurchiU Avenue here i ,v became Mossadeq Avenue ill a briet renaming ceremony irmed by National Front Delighted crowds cheered en- as the i name \p torn do and to the ground.
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    The Joke's On GHQ
    70 1 11 1 1 \RIOUS laughter greeted the singing of a twoline ve.se at the performances ol the ii> ll_/.«;l troopstouring concert party. Mervya Saunders sings. I wish 11. d _i Coat That's New. So 1 Could l»me M CHU lljd .l;vervvvl!ere the Party goes the, are
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    School Hope For Boy Hero
    46 1 School Hope For Boy Hero I tf Education, Sing.*, E. [nee, yesterday said he the ambush running c if 1 Iyear- 1 and b and hi> youngei brother, 11 Bryi i Mr. ii glad to talk it o' Mr. I. 'I i I i earliei 1
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    CHETTIAR WINS HIS APPEAL
    11 1 ll to P V I Debtor i
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    Japanese Legation
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    Co-op Body Faces collapse
    325 2 Existence Hangs On 100 Members] UNLESS 100 of the 5.800 members of the Singapore Co operative Store Society Ltd. are present to constitute a quorum at a special general meeting on August 20. thc Commihsioner for Co-op. rative Development. Mr, T. F. Cney, will have the
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    51 2 r pT .,i N r Mecklen and six members of his ship, the Sleel Apprentice, yesterday save .heir blood at the Blood Transfusion Centre, General II OS pi I a Singapore Pirinre vho.s Captain Mccklen heing attended to by Chow !ak Chin?, an assistant at Future >novts cap -.nsfusion Centre-Standard
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    S'PORE ADDICTS CAN HELP TEST DRUGGS
    500 2 S'PORE ADDICTS CAN HELP TEST DRUGGS SINCE there has bee n j suggestion of the establishment of an urn Clinic m Singapore it may be well to lei what can be done m such a clinic and what has already been done m other countries. al Lexington. so much work
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    New P.O. Savings Drive
    76 2 THE POSTAL Authorities m Singapore yesterday morn:'", launched a fresh savings campaign with r-' v!<>gan has something worth saving for." Mr. Erie S. B. Wee, President of the Singapore Youth ©un< i. was the fivst aniong those who deposited money. He op >! accowits for his
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    Storm Over 'The Card'
    138 2 Standard Stall Reporter "The short run was due to the which broke alter "The evergree bad been exwas taken off tne bill at thc pect d Oath; m na, is expected to Mr John Dalton> mann^ e r ot simmer down vvrth the news j Arthur
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    14 Diphtheria Cases In Week
    60 2 1 to the E li, all for the week ending July 19. :_ere were 14 resu g in one cteath. Sixty-six cases ol T.B. were repo::ed of w died. Twenty cases of Pneumoi nia were also recorded. There has been a total ot 670 births
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    PRO. DANCE COMPETITION
    88 2 THE van Prof< s'.onal Ballroom Dancing Championships will be held m Singapore early m September under the joint organisation of The Federal Association of Teachers of Dancing, Australia and New Zealand and the Sto--1 gapore Dance Association. All intending c mpetitora are j requested to contact Mr.
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    Interred With Husband
    98 2 Interred With Husband i THF. ASHES ol Mrs. tAary j Isabella P:-;_e was interred m her husband's aye te lowing a I simple cereroon: at the ___dadari J 1 Cemetery yesterday I Mrs Page di. d tn nu i home m London on Feb. 18 and her ashes were flown
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    This Society Worshipped 2 Dead 'Heroes'— Court Told
    308 2 This Society Worshipped 2 Dead 'Heroes Court Told Standard Stuff Renorter CHAN BAR CHOON. alias lion l.oa, alleged to be the headman of a secret society known as 'San Ji" or "32", wjs charged m the Sin.apore Third District Court yesterday w.th being a member of an unlawful society. Members
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    Rent Board Seeks Guidance In Law
    175 2 THE Singapore Kent Board adji-urned a case yesterday to seek guidance from the law. Their problem was over an application made by an R \.i\ sergeant to recover rents which he said he had paid m excess. Between September last ye I and May
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    Creditor Agrees To $30 Offer
    46 2 AN OFFER by a market m- 1 spector, A. G. f> \A!vis, to pay $30 monthly towards a judgment debt of $316 was accepted by the creditor m the Singapore !i..h Court yesterday before the Chief Justice, Sir j Charles Murray-Aynsiey.
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    Lawyer Admitted
    36 2 A NEW LAWYER. Mr. F. A. Parker, wa.s admitted to practice Ln Singapore yesterday I when his application was approved by the Chief Jos. ice. Sir Charles Murrny-Ayn .ley m the Singapore H:gh Court.
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      132 2 ou can be sure EFRIGERATORS p^fc.. t No. DMH 51 j I 101 $800/- for Hire purchase terms Down payment c iolonce m 10 insto!m-nts $70 per month POG Final poyna _..t (30/--5 feon guarantee. Vol.- inspect.':., without of fiocf.on mP >*P Authorised dealer :entral electric co. 16-24S Orchard RJ.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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    Robbers take All From Pk. Visitor
    10 3 Robbers take All From Pk. Visitor D I m mlt-
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    56 3 YALI Rll HI I the dels al the I -m.il Evt charitji pa jeaot to be ,l a| the Raffles li >l -1 on r and Hiss W mod I the Zie rfeld Gii I v .ii weat i costume .1 :> lit I'.ll imoi I Bookings for sfcon :i
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    No Ban On Sending Dollars To China
    26 3 No Ban On Sending Dollars To China i :DFGGFGDFGDFGDFG a W. i to si living his departmei m the tter. As I v was under he
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    20 3 nor i loha I i i plant when llw I Is in .it is < imtr of M i Inn: Standard
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    Weaving School For Malay Women Urged
    274 3 Weaving School For Malay Women Urged indard Stall Reporter \i YESTERDAY'S executive committee n OUllcil nl Womrn. it tvaS decided to SUggesl Is Association thai a »urn be allotted lo introduce the benelil «»l Mala) women. A mod to teach the women /weaving, cutI gof saron could be established and.
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    76 3 Mils. CHRISTINA I OKI! who will portraj Hsi Shih. a Chinese Court beauty, at the Festival of Eve pageant, to be held at Raffles Hotel on Aug. r> and 16. The show is being organized by the Singapore Chinese Ladles' Association m aid of S.A.I. A. and tne Bru.-d. Ked
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    BISHOP BAINES VISITS JAVA
    33 3 THF. BISHOP of Singapore, Ri_?ht Rev. H. W. Baines, Mrs. Baines have left the on a visit to Java. The Bishop hopes to take vices m Jakarta, Subang Sourabaya.
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    MORE INDUSTRIES
    408 3 Governor Inspects Hume Ltd Standard Staff Reporter [•HE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Mr. John F. Nicoll, said yesterday that the "more industries we have in the Colony, the more resilient will our economy be. It will further help ensure our e c o n o m i c independence."
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    LAYCOCK OPPOSES ALL-INDIAN REGT.
    126 3 A recent surest ion t;» talion m Malaya was stroi .Mr. John Laycock, Legish originally introduced a mo meeting to form a Singap< form an All-Indian Batru.lv opposed yesterday by itive Councillor, who had •tion m February's Council ore Regiment. ''This suggestion should be deprecated," Mr.
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    Teachers To Hold Talks
    56 3 Teachers To Hold Talks AN EXTRAORDINARY; eral Meeting of the Singapore Teachers Ui w 11 be held al St. Joseph's Institution hall. Bras Basah Road, next Saturday, August 2. at 11 a.m. the meeting will discuss the recent 20 per cent consolidation approved to expatriate officers anil the question of
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    Govt. To Drop Sponsored Exam
    192 3 Spore Chinese Middle Schools Standard Mall Reporter THE Chinese junior middle school examination sponsored by the Government m Singapore will be discontinued, it is stated m a press communique issued yesterday. The main reason for this decision is that m Singapore, m contrast to the
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    AG'sßegrets To S'pore Cameraman
    106 3 AG'sßegrets To S'pore Cameraman A SINGAPORE newspaper photographer Sam Kai Faye (26) was discharged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday of wilful into the Council Hall on May The rase was postponed to Aug. 14 for hearing but on instructions from the Attorney General, it was mentioned yesterday. ASP
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    Eight Hurt In Kranji Crash
    35 3 EX .HT PEOPLE, including an Indian woman, were injured when two m collision at the 223 8.0.D. i Road, early morning. Singapore City Council ambulances took the injured to hospital.
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    $5 For Triplets
    39 3 A STANDARD Mrs. M. Ve t,v. a Lady A ReOfl m a donation ot five dollars which is ir Mrs. T i ?an i recently gave b 1 1 x m tlie New Je lage. Ipoh
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    Eviction: Mr. Lim Steps In
    245 3 Standard stall Reporter DUE to the prompt intervention id Mr. Lim Yew Hoik. Singapore Legislative Councillor and President of the Labour Party, a total of b><> men, women and children, will be allowed to stay at their home m 136, Prinsep Street, Singapore, tree <>.
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      104 3 1-7 s j fioQK SHERIFF. WHEN V/THEN EVERY-1 C v A LOT ...IN 1 [V'MEAN TO SAY VIJP' Hfc"3 bOT AV" WELL, WHATCHA y?^^K WE G^T THROUGH WITH BOPY'D KNOWK WHAT^H COLLECTING SOMEONE WILL PRICE ON Hi_ HES WORTH A KNOW WOOF, WOOF, TO?V4] POOL BALL JONES WEUS I DIDN'T
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    20,000 Names For Book Of Remembrance
    65 4 THE Singapore War Memorial Committee has already reed about 20,000 names for inclusion in the Book of Renbrance as the result of an published in The Stand last week. The names .'omitted by the Imperial Graves Commission. It is estimated that more in 10,000
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    LabourerCleared Of Rape Charge
    43 4 ?.I. RAMASAMY, a City Council labourer, ace of raping his step-daughter, was acquitted by .lust ice Kn ght at the Singapore Assizes yesterday. Returning a verdict of to-one. the jury remarked thai the medical evidence was not very convincing.
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    NEW TAMIL LEAGUE
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    DEATH FOR FATHER AND SON
    208 4 DEATH FOR FATHER AND SON Standard Stall Correspondent iron, Fri.— A Malay rubber tapper, Suni bin Ida j Knman (40) and his son, Hashim (27) were both: sentenced to death in the Perak High Court for the murder ol another ."Malay, Mat l.udin bin Ngah Tapoh at han»kat Pangkor, a
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    Power Cuts
    331 4 SI BST ITIONS in Singapore liable to load shedding today; D Armenian St. Static; Prince St Market St., Raffles Place Malacca St., Boat (feuay, Hume Pipe, Rheem, loni. nil) Sens, Wire Mesh, I'.w D. Quarry. .\;myang Mfg., Bukit Panjang, National Carbon, Princes Elizabeth Est. Dairy linn, i lu
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    More Cash Needed To Fix X-Ray
    93 4 THF. Singapore Government is working out details of an application for a Supplementary Vote to meet the cost of housing X-ray equipment at the Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Part of the X-ray equipment has arrived and the rest is on its way. Dr. W. J.
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    'Long-Lost Son' Gets 18 Months
    98 4 'Long-Lost Son' Gets 18 Months PRETENDING to be 'he longlost son of a Singapore Harbour Board mandore, Mohamed bin m (28) obtained money. I clothing front K. Sinai 1 and his brother, it was stated m the Singapore Second District yesterday. Mohamed, w ho faced tttree counts of cheating the
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    Killed By Cyclist
    65 4 A CHINESE washer-woman who m a road si<»; 3 car to pass, but paid attention to a schoolboy _•> was knocked down by the cyclist and killed. "This was said al yesterday's inquest into the death of Koh (52), who died m I the hospital of a
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    Fed. Textile Imports Drop
    101 4 PENANG. Fri. There has been a falling off m the recent imports of selected cotton tiles into the Federation from the very high level reached during 1950 and ihe first half of 1951, Penang's .Economic Affairs Officer, Mr. A D. Daw- son. told The Standard today.
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    RAF Regt. In UK
    40 4 HONGKONG. JuTv 25 fteuterAAPL-— The 94th Squadron I R.A.F. Malaya Regiment arrived here from Singapore yesterday I aboard the troopship Dunera. The regiment's advance party relievin the 9.'.rd Squadron arI rived here about a week ag
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    47 4 Mr. F. S. 'Wood. Managing- li Director of the Scientific In- strrunent Company. Singapore, L returned bj Qantas-BOAC I from London (.eiterdaj .!!o-r six-week business \i vu. He i 1- I s«'en with Carole. 10, uiio i- spending ber school summi r vacation here. Standard photo. J
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    European Woman Sends $100—And Plea
    224 4 European Woman Sends $100 And Plea Standard St .i lT Correspon der. l IPOH, Fri, A Koala Lumpur j oropean wom a n Mrs. Lilian M. Le__e of Montrose ii-n.'v. 4 Ki.ik Pens Poad. has forwarded a cheque for $1M for the poor Ipoh mother of triplets. Mrs. Thong Yew
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    35 4 photo. Thirteen-year-old Rath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. <•. Holiday, arrived in Singapore by Qantas-BOAC jest* from Britain to spend her school summer vacation here. Mr. Holiday is a director of Lewis and Peal. Standard
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    He Had Shock In India: Gmur
    148 4 PENANG, Fri. Working conditions of several Latin American countries, some European countries (Turkey and Spain), and India shocked Mr. Fritz G mur, Secretary of the Postal Telegraph and Telephone International, the world congress of trade unions ot postal, telegraph and telephone workers. Mr. Fritz
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    KE SNATCHED 'SMOKE' FROM MAN'S MOUTH
    90 4 KE SNATCHED 'SMOKE' FROM MAN'S MOUTH A MAN who snatched a cigarette from the mouth al another man to light hisowa started an argument whiih led to another nun bel I stabbed. In the Singapore Relief Court yesterday, the ■a n who snatched the cigarette. Mohammed Shan bin Krupp. was
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    Plan For KL $1 Mil. Market
    92 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fi local businessman Mr. Kirn Pong, has subn. I i to the Municipality building of a $1,000,000 mi with novel features. The proposed two-storey market with a roof gaiden and a separate basement ear park wi! be the first of its kind
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    DEPENCEASSN'S FIRST SOCIAL
    52 4 MEMBERS of the Singapore Civil Defence Associati c orate their first social c (a tea party) at the Singapore Civil Defence Train i m Ayer Lane at 5.30 p.m. toe 1 ay. There will be a performai by the well-known illu [.m Hock Chuan, a cine and
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    St. John Cadets Celebrate Today
    43 4 i DEMONSTRATIONS i St. John Ambulance Br; be a feature of the an let Day celebrations to 4 p.m. at Victoria S<\ Jalan Besar. After the demon. there will be a mar. 1 the Police Band m attendance.
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    Power Workers Want Increase
    54 4 THE President of the i General Labour Union to the Resident Engini Babcock and Wilcox Ltd., P Panjang Power Station, req ing an overall revis. labourers empl I Station. e Union wants the 1 ira $4.50 $5.56, and and those drawing S*;.ao $8.00 to have an
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    Gopala Menon To Tour N. Malaya
    62 4 ,IR. M. GOPALA MKNOX. Representative of the G.<veminent of India in Malay leave Singapore on Sunday, on a tour of the northern parts ui the Federation of Malaya. During bis tour be wrffl caV on the s ans of Redan, Pterlia and K< antan
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    S3M. SETTLEMENT FOR IPOH 150 Houses For KamparRd. A rea
    387 5 S3M. SETTLEMENT FOR IPOH 150 Houses For Ka mpa rRd. A rea Standard Staff (<»rr<^|M»ml«iil [POH, r.-i. V S 3-00.UH.0 Bctdemenl ol ilmmii l.">(> tiltra-iiHHleui residential tatd -hup KMBses i> Ixiuji planned m tlie rapidly-developing sampar Road area of Jpoh. Promoter of lliiHojtMi is Mr. iau S^t-c Wah, weU-kiM»wM [poi
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    149 5 I PHOTO taken after the S recent i.i> ias of tii<* i foundation stone of the 1 Yu rlsiea Publ ic St hool, i 1 i lashi »»> Mr n i vv. 1 Stem art, Malact t ion a- I in' -f Chin* e I— fairs, LI i' Mr uul
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    54 5 phot" MA.IOK 1 E. Leach. Officer- in Charge of Barrack Ser- rices, North Malaya Sub District, receiving a souvenir from (be Ahmad' Sallehudin on belialf of the civilian staff it a farewell dinner held in Taiping. Major Leach, I who is bailing for the United B_n_dom. is succeeded hy Mai
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    16 Bandit Aide Suspects Held
    163 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The only terrorist killed i veslcnU) was sighted by a party ol four Special (on- stables and two Home Guards, under the command of m llonorarv Inspector, on patrol m Benton Pahang. < A hand prenade and detonator were recovered. As a
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    17 Adult Classes In Selangor
    216 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Although adult education began later m Selangor than m some other sof the Federation. progress made has been most encouraging. So far 47 "lasses under 40 iers have been established, most of them m Kuala Lumpur. There are also schools m j
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    MALAYAN RUBBER
    77 5 MALA YAN RUBBER iyan rubber statistics show ed 'due. ion. imports exports during the first h tit i were low I m figure. the espoi g periods of 1 IS S nee the beginniim of the year end of June Malaya tduced 278.392 tons (307.113 319,3] t tons for the
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    Muar Wedding
    33 5 wedding picture o Pace Sol Tne Singa- S ndard ol July 16 should r ead I ■<■ Bar. Chandra Kuala Lump Miss S»« .i- ..thy, M. Baxnan Nair D Muar, hi Muar.
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    First Japs To Land In Penang
    567 5 PENANG, Fri— A gi Japanese men and women m civilian clothes, who through the streets of George Town at noon today. we eyed with much, curiosity passers-by and shop!. for they wore the first Japa ese to land here since liberation. They were I
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    46 5 MISS .loyee C holmontleley (left) and Miss Marsarite DodsMl (rUhl 1 lititish Ked Cross workers who operate a mobile dlsi>ens_.rv m Kidor and five other new villages at Snngka. and Tapah. They <»jM'rate a Land Kover. purthased with funds pivea hy the Mala, an Chinese Association
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    BROKE CUREEW
    22 5 FO'! ili to nn indoors ,i fe v hours at Pagoh, Lee Wai was fined $10 by the Muar Magistrate.
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    NO CARD-FINED
    26 5 I KHALID, who wa.s eh ed the Muar Magistrate for ailing to take out an identity _ard within the prescribed >eriod, was fined $25.
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    Raub Holds lst Garden Competition
    136 5 Standard SUIT Correspondent i.Al'B. Fri. For the first m the history of Raub, a Home Ga!_len Competition hun n orsanised by the Btate v cultural Department, Fa- i to i n o ir- t sople to pfta. vege- table production m the District. Al who
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    Gift Of Radios
    12 5 THROUGH the Dindings Welfare Oomm extenIqudspeakers have been. Distrii
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    Hurt Victim Agrees To AidAccused
    18 5 Hurt Victim Agrees To AidAccused St mdai <l Stan < i I on < s I iation m 19 m <'■
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    Are Elections Futile?
    486 6 a reader who A Cor referring to tl at the number of i I unci! may He the* masses "d ppear to be m lected si to I bed down m number." buted 1 the fact that the I c past years been able to see with
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper.
    87 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper. HEAD OFFICE ,2| RohhnSO Rood. Singapore. r ,*ph__M No,: ***** *****. C Tficgr-ph A_dr.li TIGERNEWS, Singcp.f*. BRANCH OFFICES i LONDON Ammm 222, The Time* Buildinfl, -a House Square, London, EC 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG vjlton Street. 8 3 Cowon Street. 8 Uith S'.-eel, riTlf"
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      Nationalism
      238 6 |U_ MELAYU wants to know what is the attitude ot Sir Gerald Templer as the > !iib>h Commissioner of the i Federation of Ma lava towards i rnment servants taking m party politics such as UMNO, IMP, MCA etc. i c public, for instance, want to i know the
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      The Vacuum
      285 6 'THE latest development m the 1 Middle East makes it imp ra--1 tive for the Western Powers 1 pa ticularly Great Britain, tc 1 app oach m atti n >ti i* settle the o b iding quesLrm**n*mm+mo^^m*t m -W_^#Sg*V««»»^K»N-*, tions with Egypt and Iran, says c a Sin
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    Con France Come To Terms With Ho Chi-minh?
    989 6  - Con France Come To Terms With Ho Chi-minh? NORA BELOFF r— By— I PARIS. FRENCH Ministers, from Defence Minister Rene Pleven downwards, have acknowledged that France has neither the means nor the men to proceed simultaneously with the Indo-Chinese war and European rearmament. Defence Oj Indo Chine To Be Left
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      RICE "SWITCHING" BY DEALERS
      285 6 r; The Controller f Supplies has accused dealers of "switching" by supplying inferior quality rice to card holders. I am sure even the card holders themselves will admit that Government has been issuing poor quality rice and I must that tlie rice issued to the public
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      THE ANSWER IS ZERO
      292 6 1 1 Sir;— -The news that the |l P. oang Council at its recent i 1 July meeting has decided to l' augment its officials by mx members will come as a I blow to the people who want i to see this country set out
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      AWAITING A REPLY
      94 6 AWAITING A REPLY Sir; With re. on news item publi the Singapore Free July LM. headed: Service Scheme for 1.01 am directed to point that my Union has n I ceived '^^y c< from the C< ary stating "that the Office li. greed to better conditions of S( to storekeep
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      WHO IS TO BLAME?
      128 6 iSir: —With reference to an article published recently m your esteemed paper under the heading •"The Le? s We Talk About Blackouts..."' by a Mr. J. Balkara Singh of Singapore, I would like to know whether there is any electric light fixed m the house of
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    26 6 I "Don't worry U you hear I strange noun s In ti»< nijs ht!— I Merelj .1 felloa gueM sleep--1 Ing m i.i- iraWbobe!"
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    Farouk's Power Wanes: Accepts Army Demands
    406 7 Farouk's Power Wanes: Accepts Army Demands t VIRO. |nlj 25. \a Maj. -Gen. Mohammed Naguib Bey tightened 1., mi I u?i yesterda) and l»i- choice for Premier, Aly Maher Pasha his cabinet, opinion m London \*u- that one <>f the results roup appeared certain i<» be the curtailment oi ki..u.
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    British Planes Did Use Napalm
    83 7 British Planes Did Use Napalm ;>K \t> July E- ntei \lf i ailed States •i toda i thdren i communique which 1 1% that B acs used aao dm against v 4 «..mai I thai 11m planes from the British no' to earn napalm bombs m theii attach against power
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    Bey Protests Reform Plan For Tunisia
    71 7 i j,m« 2.i Il'.— I !n- Bej «>i rums was iIIM t In have m ni a telegram i<» i -i«l» -lit Vincent \.!ii«»l protesting ihe French „i t«»r Tunisia. French officials refused t«> •Inn Ibe report. spoki >v: ia I several tia__ea itnfldence
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    Hanged For Air Murder
    36 7 er) t ich t d here He s Gi 51--i ed of t 'd on J. 12, fe and c another 13, Rue-- be hanged en 1 the bomb on f Quebec
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    HK Tax Evader Fined $4,109
    66 7 HONGKONG. July 25 (Reuter.AAP I—A1 A Chinese merch;))^ was fined 11K.4.108.90 cents for evasion of income tax payments 1948 to I i c defendant failed to .show cause why further proceedings should not be taken to collect tax due to the government. nn application of
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    LADY PEELDIES
    38 7 BEXHILL, England, July 25 fAP)— Lady Violet Peel, a leadker m Malaya and' .1 quarter century, home here yesterday. She was the widow el. former Gov- and Commander-in-Chief ong. Sh,' founded the Peel health centre m
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    FIRST ANNIVERSARY
    19 7 The six-nation British Commonwealth division will celebrate the anniversary of its first year nation on Monday.— A.P.
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    3-Power Pacific Talks
    22 7 l HK Pacific conference among the United States, New Zealand and Australia will open at on Aug. 4— AFP.
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    79 7 variet} shaa was held m tin- Alexandra Military Hospit il Singapore yesterday for the entertainment <»< the Malay rounded soldiers. The show was organised h. the Emergency and Community Broadcasting, Kuala Lumpur and the programme was drawn up bj Mr. *_bu Baker bin Ahmed of the lin rgenci Department lattached
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    Musical Society Sines 'Hiawatha'
    380 7 Standard Mumc Critic THE beauteous charm of Coleridge-Taylor's "Hiawatha" blea sweetlj m the Victoria Memorial Hall la-, nighl when the famous and apparently ageless, irilottt was performed b) ihe Singapore Musical Societ) Few "works make such enormous choral demands as cantata and it is to the
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    UK ENVOY SEES MOSSADEQ
    57 7 TEHERAN, July 25 (ReuterV The British C es m Teheran Mr. George Mid ton called on Premier Moha ned Mossadeq today despite it b< a holiday. The interview lasted; nearly three hours. No indication was available of the talks beside the fact that Mr. Middleton met
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    Brighter Listening For Children
    51 7 R] DIFFI Sit t\ Sing; ir< have dra a n up plans ti b •'< up their weekly Sunday feal ••Children's Magazine. Children now will be i'-ble to listen to bn sts from hospitals, educational institutions and other centres where children of all age play, sing
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    JAP ENVOY TO INDIA
    20 7 Japan c appointed r Financial Commissioner York Nishjyama as new Japam i Ambassador to India. AFJ
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    PLEA FOR LENIENCY
    75 7 PLEA FOR LENIENCY T. R. SAMMYWALLA. a bankrupt, was warned by Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, m the High Court yesterday for not attending the office of the OfTicial Assignee when called upon to do so. Mr. T. Kulasekaram. Official Assignee, said since the motion papers were served on Sammywalla
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    1,400 Coming For Holiday
    110 7 A GROIfP of Ei g ish eh whose parents are m Singa] will be among the firsl of several contingents who will be leaving Britain next week by air to spend their eight weeks sun holidays m the tropics. In the next seven days: British airlines
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    Alleged Theft From Co-op
    63 7 ALLEGED to have entered the Singapore Co-op Store between 6 p.m. on July 23 and 9 a.m. on July 24. Toh Ah I I was charged m the Singapore Second Police court yesterday with housebreaking with intent to steal. Toh faced an alternative charge of retaining
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    Denies He Was Indecent
    70 7 Denies He Was Indecent HO KOK KIM was eh; m the Singapore Police Court I yesterday with dis behaviour and assaull on a I Policewoman o n July 24 m i North Bridge Road. He was also charged with making an indecent gesture to the Policewoman. Claiming trial to both
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    FORMOSA-JAP PACT
    14 7 3 The Formosa-Japanese treaty will be ratifti Taip< 1. next" week. A.P.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    80 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, July 25 The following ore the closing prices ot rubber ond fin on rh< London Morkct todov LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 26\6. Spot £969 per ton buyers Aug. 26 id. £970; sellers. Sept 2616. Three months iSe/. ocf /Dec. 25, d,
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    53-DAY STEEL STRIKE ENDS
    248 7 'Speerfyßesumpti'onOf Output* W IkSHINGTON. Jul* -'~> M* VrvZ\-\* nl Iriim.-n ii~t«i.la\ dramatical announced the tmd <»l ihe -n .1 -nikr. adding, "This should lead i«- << iperdj Flanked 1 I flO it Philip President Ban jam m Fairh ol Q.S. Steel. Truman announced that agrccmen* talks
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    MP Says Red Dean Spoke Words Of Hate
    31 7 ami] rs_ B I White U "w< rdi i c of th< A He extol of O' I millions ot pc Johnson's r<
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    14 REDS KILLED
    19 7 RANGOON. July 25 (Reuter.— hav< killed 14 C st« m offensive them Burma nunique .said today
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    Envoy To Cairo Breaks Lea re
    27 7 Envoy To Cairo Breaks Lea re LONDON. comment on I ador In St« venson and M Selwyn 1 Sir R from the leav< 1 Fori I jaundice
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    Super MIGs
    22 7 THE Comm MIGs thcat Francis S {ton. He AFP (V 1 1 Hiroshima ..s dropped 1_45. IU Rente: A. .P.
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    Japs Ready To Resume Place On Sea Lanes
    220 8 Japs Ready To Resume Place On Sea Lanes Standard Shipping Rep* Iter THE .">."*> cargo liners owned hy fi.e of th? bigges. Japanese Aippaag Unco, which were sunk during the iv ar, arr hi ipy, rapidly replaced to-da.. hy an all out rebuilding programme m various shipyards m Japan. Those
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    Malayans Held In PI Seizure Of Five Vessels
    90 8 MANILA. July 25 (AP)— P.I. "s have seized a launch and tour junk- with 19 Chinese and Malayans aboard near Jo!o Island, m the Sulu Archi- They are heW on Tagaiiak I nd. Off Jolo, on a chaj ge i ■'gal entry.
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    AMETHYST IN HK
    22 8 B kish frigate Amethyst, .•scape from R three years ago ci .tion, has 1 m Hongkong from lutv. A.P.
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    26 8 LONDON'S own regiment, the Ist Bn. the Royal Fusiliers, arrived m Singapore yesterday bound for Korea m the troopship Empire Hallada'c. Picture shows Fusiliers geiag ashore.
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    US MAY DROP CANBERRA JET
    65 8 WASHINGTON, .In!;. 25 «AP)j —Mr. W.L. Cambcll. acting chairnan o*f the 'U.S. Government's Aircraft Production Board. has ■ecommended that the United .tale., stop producing the British Canberra jet light bombers m avour of similar- American ypes. The Canberra h at pre- I ;ent being built
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      508 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regulai Sailings to China md Japan from Singapore, Port Swettenham Penang Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China <£ Japan Due Spore Due Penang From "Filing" Aim 13 Aug 21 Japan SaiN Sails Sails Penang P. Sham Spore For "l '"iikitui Aug 2 IFkoim
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      636 8 Hails close at nor mi tod i b the s.s. Chunsang tor Nor: South India, and by the Baud for Djakartn und Sourabaya. The Chunsang is also bringing letters and parcels from Hongkong and Chi i BURMA MY>I IK Scores of Chinese teenagers have mysteriously disapp from Burma to China
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    MALACCA MEETING
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    Four Records At Selangor Sports
    113 9 Four Records At Selangor Sports I! .tm records were c 5 A \.A Chamm he 1 m ral, the m tl:.* trark events urere mosi (lis- i times re Ol l< i last J ear li.'ii.g i mti 884 "\«ts by the n c hurdle for a omen. I i
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    S'PORE WIN 1-0 AFTER POOR DISPLAY
    620 9 fllN ONI. oi ihe mo**! disappointing tiiatehe. lo be BCSRi al dsc Jalan gar Stadium, mm fancied Singapore yesterday straggled tliroiiiili their Malaya (up fixture la Ueai ■■itmln^i Jiihnn In i nMiui nil mrn 1 \>\ Uan« Bakar m the finl luili". Stagapawn*. poor
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    Stuart Sets New Pole Vault Mark
    103 9 UN THE FIRST Singapore inter services annual athletic eh tmpionsllips held yesterday at the Naval Bone, the Mala van pole \ault record set by Chew Hai Vuen II lt. ;> ins., was broken by S. I. Stuart who I li.c• 11 It. 7 ins.
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    Kelanian AAA Snorts
    183 9 I'A BHARU. Fri run oif this mo: A Tamin Merican broke the 100 boy's final in 10.9 Jee Hai broke elin trd in the qu.. .v of 12:5 2 ins ::ed in a 1 g eck finish bent Mohin in the yards schoolboys' ftnai in 2 ecs
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      S'pore AAA Needs Funds
      118 9 Vir: As yott arc atDare, »cc endeavouring to uphold the high position thor Singapore i ittci v d m pre-?-to -_7_.a;y«'. Champu*nshi7_t.. s ectie of a team of 32 tea o represent tne Colony at ipoh. tgapore A_nate_wr Athletic Association is an ...ss'K.iution thai relies maintH
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    West Ken ts Win Shooting Trophy
    133 9 Xl ALA UMPIR, Fri. The Royal West Kens proved that they are the best sharpshooters m the country when they became the first holders ol the Selangor Turf liub trophy at tlie Malayan Rifle Meeting at Siff-rting. This trophy is presented to he unit
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    Masked Men Make Final Appearance
    107 9 Masked Men Make Final Appearance WITH I might's I motion, _j close down tor three weeks to make way for the trade exhibition at the Happy ,i .v rid Stadium. This will be the last appearance of the two masked wrestlers. Bonzo and Mighty Marvel who fight X nd Wong
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    Malays Hockey Assoc. Meeting
    55 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Selangor Malay Hockey ociation will hold its first meeting at the "Malay" restaurant, Ampong Bahru, on July 23, at ..:.<) p.m. Apart from .the election of office bearers, the meeting will discuss the forthcoming quadrangular Malay Hockey Tournament, and will also elect
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    Europeans XI
    32 9 THE following i ''present the Combined Europeans XI against the Singapore Business House Association at Jalan Besar today: Carter> Moriartv. Boniface; Morton. Whitehorn, Herbert: Mac Donald, Coates, Sice, Doolan, Jannaway.
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    Eurasian Youth Movement Sports
    91 9 TODAY'S Singapore Eurasian Youth Movement so on the SRC padang Will rind boys and gir!. s from four d...:r:c.. K;_ Serangoon. Bukit Timah and the to An area m keen competition. The sports are divided into i three sections the open division, A division and 3
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    SEME SOCCER
    74 9 A FRIENDLY soccer mate! will be played between HUME Bukit Timah Combined and the Gymkhana today at Farrer Park. REME Bukit Timah Combined: WO I Gornall. Rahmat Bin Omar. Tan Tew Chien, .^-i Cornwcli. Capt. Gu 'Capt.), Yohannan Cruz, Bt Nazareth, Sgt. Cadwallender. Ibrahim Fattah. S. Krishnan. Vincent
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    Rubber Up 2c. With End Of Steel Strike
    203 9 Rubber Up 2c. With End Of Steel Strike Stamhml Market Reporter SETTLBHEOT of l!ie Imteil Stales steel strike !>;ui a l»iio\anl .nfloence on prices ea t__K Singapore ni!>l>**r market, wis. eh app. <n _at**<l I at>. ait two mils per 11). I jesmtxtw* »> The market closed uacertain aft< c
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    110 9 COMMODITY PRICES Closing rabbet prise* (cents pel lb m Sin_a pore yesterday were: Buyer*. Seller.; No 1 Spot 1.00-e h 0 i.j boles tug. No. 1 R.S.S, 894 893 No. .It. vs. 843 r > No. s.s_ 79* x« Tone: I Dci'ii.nn utter 1 LONDON RUBBER Frida. 's opening prices
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    June Latex Shipments
    92 9 1! MALAYAN shipments of U i lex during June amount 3.48 tons, of which 1,676.95 bona were exports to the United' States and 1.101.17 tons for I the United Kingdom. Other exports from M included: Germany 346.21 I rlanda D97.3G tons, Fr 18.93 tons and Japan 10
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    Malayann Rates Of Exchange
    82 9 Malayan n Rates Of Exchange I mp-jmT. \7- Bm :ange B a tsocii a buying rates I ahants >er SlOO Mala Sa v Y ork 32 n til 11 I 2 if. (O.D 32 15/16 on a bill* and 33 an trade b BO H Canada 31 9 8 CX
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    DECIDER
    82 9 Almost immediately afv r tins incident. \\\f hall. I d h-. ,\.in| l.ak.ir II to l ii.' i .liner.i. No. 9 I i: v lehoie'v no.ilkeeper .I< iKieii io ;ai a I—o ictorv m th***r M ila] a Cup m it< b at Jalan Be v Stai > yesto
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    Selection Of Negri Team On Monday
    65 9 S< I •'i will be picked Mono I 11 c week*. Bean d B yds. t and mm. ired 4 m. In th« imp. trial yes ti nursing Da did the 220 yds La 2.'. Thp record is 22 by k the Kesri m«
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    Non-Benders XI
    48 9 THE i m viil play < ke. for the N'.B I I S.C.C. on 'he F on S da T J Ltijaiiu Cap! Gii; .no., 11. Ward. T. I d;:>',. J A. P Came an, Eta W F. I Haxworth B.ik-- S. Tufneil, R Sow Scon .1
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    C'wealth Hold India To Draw
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    187 12 HELSINKI, Jul 5 I VP) Manias, tefendins Olympic decathlon champion from the i nited States, took over ftrst place m the »52-53-eveni competition today at the completion of the third event. the shot put. rrailing alter the h"> metre dash mu\ the broad to were
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    119 12 RUSSIAN PROTEST REJECTED HAMMENLINA. Fii 25 (API The Jud; A.l .cl time m two days, tonii,. ted a Russian U ited Si competi i event ot the Olympic pentathlon competil The competition v. by J Hungary Sweden g the j medal m I ii vidua! classifi--1 cation. Swede: second place
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    487 12 New World Record In Women's 200 -m HELSINKI, .July 25, AP, UP, Keuter, AFP.) -Marjorie Jack s 0 D of Australia 1) r 0 k c the world record today lor the women's SM metres. Miss Jackson, who already has won tlie 100 metres title m world record time, was
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    80 12 Tli is is the t.hoto requested by the indues to assess the linal of the 100-metre Olympic event at Helsinki stadium. July 21. Top to bottom: Vladimir Soukharev of Russia (oth); Herb McKenley of Jamaica (second); I.indy Remigino ol" ISA (winner!. Dean Smith of USA (4th): M. Mac Donald Bailey
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    185 12 Wt-Lifting: Russian lst, Lon Is 8th HELSINKI. July 25 (UP) Ivan Undociov 'of Russia won the first weight-lifting gold medal today capturing the bantamweight championship when he lifted a total of 315 kilos (693 !bs) for a new Olympic record Singapore's Lon bin Mohammed took eighth place m (be championship
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    49 12 Yugoslavia, conqueror of Rus- sia, beat Denmark 5 to 3 m another keen game At half-time Yugoslavia v. leading 0. Denmark staged a remarkable second half rally it down on the deficit, .only to have the Yugoslav forwards add two more goals m a storming finish, j
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    705 12 400 Metres (Final) 1. Id. Rhod>-n i Jamaica I 45.9 se< ;S. (Olympic record 11. McKenley (Jamaica) 15.9 sees. (Olympic record), O. Mut.on (U.S.J 4l_B sees.. 4. K. Haas (Germany) 47.0 sees.. 5. A. Wint (Jamaica) 47.0 sees., ti. M, Whitfield (U.S.J 47.1 sees. Sl Ml 1
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    125 12 HELSINKI, July 25 (AP) The O 1 y m p i c Committee changed its tune today J n Australian winners. It played two tunes for S drley Stri a Per she won i v .en's 80-metre hurdles: "God Save the Queen" and "Advance Australia Fair." When
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    148 12 HELSINKI, July 25 (Rev for the title, today beat Mcxi tion round of the Olympic i The Hungarians 1 speed much lor the Mexicans and concentrating mostly on y iter) Hungary Cavernites ico 13-4 m the first elimiiu water polo competition. and combination v
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    235 12 Soccer Germany And Hunqary Win __r _r HELSINKI, July |\P and UP) Ge r m any 's v oil-manlike football team advanced into Ihe semi final of the Olympic sot M .OJrnamenf with a thrilling; 4 via over Brazil alter half-an-hour's extra time. Germany trailed right up to the i
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    53 12 LONDON. July 24 (Rente: T i British freighter planes tying French cavalry officers and horses to the Olympic Gan have been held up at I at the reque R issian authorities, the >wne s of the machi said here ton It is understood the Russi nplained
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    62 12 I >«\hl July 25, if Russia won a. eight of its opening round Dutches In (Mymnic Greeo-Rottiaa tn*esf_ing jresterd I .aland were a dose -< imd t tiring sei e« oi its < onto sts Tn e United Stal g Rimini ield is red I
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    78 12 HI I SINKI, Jul\ 25 if Ihe i mi|.,i states basket!) .11 U iin >..(!.• I iC fence ot its CMj mpii title d.i h\ defeating Hun. iry, 66 U m i dnn o.n h Warren o started his I\ I n ag unsf the <
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