Singapore Standard, 1 August 1952

Microfilm: NL2287
Total Pages: 12
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    14 1 Singapore Standard VOL. 11l NO. 30. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    51 1 ■>.w the Sil '1 look m uit i h baa J* I Mobile S^oad bc?fl speciallj I I! tl thinks uu! the ord i rj P.C. i.t: Ulttl UM that th<* n« ndftm &bmdd4 -tr.ip^ t "■it (Riving ;':.tt tScei mih kin:^ .uul nslead «»f |be uci) I rv :\ml
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    Price Cut As The Answer
    24 1 Price Cut As The Answer r et- der id ii ody would j rubber I de- yard cr pro- e s and a onial
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    RABIES 'WAR' IN MALAYA
    503 1 7 States Warned: Be On Your Guard THE Federation Government is fighting a current outbreak of rabies m six states and a settlement of the Federation "with everything it can muster", declared the Acting Director of Veterinary Services, Mr. C. W. Wells m a country-wide radio
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    Ban On S'pore Goes On
    117 1 Standard Sp ial < orr. '\KKB l I kile ian on small- rubber export to S gai intinued into c trade apprehensive of j v. however, < a! rubber export pent, will be < ►Nt the Final c i m it-- rabbet tad »tber pro,in,
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    MTU Vacation Course In KL
    25 1 TH Union for men I Lum- pur. Den .nn V i 15 ii Institu- i' Kuala Lum] d will a
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    Fed. Sugar Ration Off
    99 1 KU \I V LUMPUR. Thurs.— Susar will cease to be rationed from Monday, Aug. 4. but it wilj remain a controlled commodity m order to ensure that the public will not be oven, irged The Federation Government bafl reviewed the position ot its stocks and .supply
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    NEW DIRECTOR, FILMS DIVISION
    43 1 THE Federation Government mno tnced the :■•>- D of Film- l ponded from the U X f 1!,. hil new dutiw < I !i i Ige, bas b vi ef to C«m i *loi ci U since lasl D« wi »er.
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    No More Imports For 1952?
    196 1 JAP TEXTILES FURTHKR imports of Japa textiles into Malaya -are likely to be suspended for the remainder of the year. V >ut $10,000,000 of the current year's $-140,000,000 Japje textiles quota issued by Malayan governments will be withheld from imters. It is o ted that
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    June Sorties
    58 1 THE R.A.F flew 150 sorties m the Federation m the past week, the lartie.st number flown m any week sinre June 1951. Xmety of the .sorties were flown m support of ground operations against the terrorists m Perak and 18 of them m support of the Ist. King's
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    76 1 THE UNITED STATES might buy the sensational now Briton guided missiles Vu/uipped with supersonic "brains'' derifMd pvcntuillv to replace lighter pilots, says a I .P. d«-sp.it< !> rt ceivcd ywte?dl? Picture shbws one of the missilei taking ,r I fs being bo«ted up to its rruisin* speed Iw motors ittkch^
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    Row Over Flops Who Passed
    261 1 THE Singapore Teachers Training A^ociation, representing 1,400 students of th<' Teachers' Training College after an emergency meeting last nisht deddCfl 1«> P«"° test against the Colony Education Department's decision to award I pa*s thr Third Year Normal (lis S Examination to second-year Certificate Course students,
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    Rockets: UK In The Load
    82 1 Rockets: UK In The Load BRITAIN U working on rocket engines "so powerful that they will leave the jet engine behind m a standing position." according to the Society of British Aircraft Constructors. The Society said- m a statement m London yesterday it is testing new. powerful rocket devices tc
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    Aussie Reds Held At Airport
    188 1 m MR. MRS. SHARKEY SPEND NIGHT UNDER GUARD IMMIGRATION authorities m Singapore [refused t^u Australians Hr. Lawrence Sharkevi Leading member <>! the Australian Communist l*ati\, ami hi> wife permission to land <>n iln-h--arrival by air from Sydney yesterday. They were driven to a Singap »tel
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    Committee To Study Blackouts
    119 1 THE GOVERNOR of Sing Mr J. F. Nicoll. has set up an i hoc 1 committee who.se terms i of reference are "to suggest .'possible ways and means oi I alleviating the power shortage until the new power station at Pasir Panjang is operas g The
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    BOARD FREES MORE STEEL
    114 1 KUAI LUMPUR. Tl The pan-Malayan Ste Pr rd P set up lasl the relative priority of Ma Seel orders placed m the United Kingdom, hold its second meetins here recently. The progress of orders on whicn priority grading had been given at the Board's ftrst meeting
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    New Air Chief
    77 1 THE ne A Officer n Administration. r East A Force Air Vice Mars A nan arrived m S terday m the tro p c Fowey, to take up mis new post here. Prior to c appoml a Vce Marshal] Akerman "1N ed •»e Organ Branch at the
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    STABBED DEAD
    27 1 AX ELDERLY Chinese caretaker of a c m Tiuii;< B stabbed Hird 01 pital, yesterda\ evening A later wont to Ha police station I self
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    Matay-MCA Parley
    153 1 Matay-MCA Parley PICTURE taken at meeting between the Singapore brjurh of the Malayan Chines! Association and representative .Malay Organizations m the Colony to discus^ V 5500,000 MCA gilt for the welfare <>f the M .law m the picture are (from left to right): Tengku Muda >iohumed (Singapore Malay Inioa). Mr
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    143 Picked For Kirk by
    26 1 143 Picked For K irk by KUALA I UMP Training I kh> iv i i will fl iih, Kua the I The big J,H. ]"> f>f whoi
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      5 1 (SEE STORY IN PAGE 2)
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    16 'BETTER EDUCATED' PCs TURN OUT TODAY
    482 2 st tad urd s t.itr Re potter i \!> ia Ihc n»w experiment.il uniform, uhich it ap I raved hr l! '<" nrw uru foi the Singapore Police I c BBifofcd '•>» null t >i** t) ,.,h s! X, "better .j. i polii
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    'Duped To Join Radio Racket'
    217 2 VI. BI XT I)F CRUZ, un unemployed, who was Involved m a radio swindling racket, told the First Police Court ye>terriay that he was "duped into it with cheap liquor" h> his partner m crime, Patrick de Cotta. De admitted that it i conceived the
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    Malays Will Discuss How To Use MCA Gift
    515 2 Malays Will Discuss How To Use MCA Gift SMLI To Be Asked To Convene Meeting Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Malay Union will he asked to convene a meeting of all representative Malay associations m the Colony to discuss how to utilise! the Singapore share of the 8500,000 MCA gift
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    Retrial Ordered
    35 2 THE Singapore Cour^ oi Criminal Appeal yesterday ordered a retrial m the ca^e m which Wong Tian Swee had been sen- tenced to 12 months' rigorous imprisonment on a charge of simple robbery.
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    Council To Keep Limit On Taxis
    273 2 Standard st.ifV Reporter SINGAPORE City Council at the July ordinary meeting yesterday decided that the present limitation m the number of second class taxis of the private car type ai 1,500, of first class type- at 100. and of second class factory built type
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    76 2 Officers and men of the 93 Rifle Squadron, Royal Air Force, back ill Malay* vftat a year m Hongkong. They arrived yesterday \roin Hongkong uud left Svngaport last myht for Kuala Lumpu* for work m guarding airfields. The two men (left) standing on ihe platform are F/Sgt. Mohavied bin 'Kasban
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    38 2 SIXTEEN YEAR OLD Patrick, son of General Sir Charles Keightley, C-in-C Far East Land Fortes and Lady Kei^ht- ley, arrived m Singapore by Qantas-BOAC yester- day to spend his six-week school summer vacation uith his parents.- Standard pnoio.
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    RIGHT SHORTS. WRONG OWNER
    65 2 REMARKING I v I Battar Singh, had been charged with stealing a pair of shorts from Tang Wa Cheong when evidence actually showed that the shorts belonged u> a Malay tb c Singapore Fourth Police Court M trate acquitted the Sikh calling his defence. Battar Singh
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    City Spends $2 Mil. More Than Income
    97 2 Standard Stall Reportet I THE Singapore City Council! [payments for the first five j months of the year exceeded! I receipts by $1,929,009 accordI ing to a statement tabled at yesterday's monthly meeting of City Council. Total receipts up to May 31 were
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    3 Riol Squads Ready By Aug.
    67 2 THREE squads of 50 Chinese. Malay and Punjabi men specially selected to serve m the Riot Squad of Singapore. under Training for the past two months at Pearl's Hill Barra< be ready for I duty at the end of August. Th t > Riot
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    Painter Robbed
    51 2 WHILE a Chinese painter, h F. ti as m a back lane Kreta Ayer Road about 2.:-;'» a.m., yesterday, three Chi; robbed l nim of his wristwat and $J6. One of the rob! held llm Fatt from behind v. the other two helped themse; to the wristwatch and
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      67 2 Q WHITEAWAYS PRESENT nprtrtn Mini. o V) 188 BRCS9BH Z' ci'i r rc CTTinrc 0 KW FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY f/ f\ j FOR THE COUNTRY X HEBE SPORTS Usually $210/--0/ I M\ Now $170/. \{k\ BRENNER SPORTS Usually $265/U V FOR TOWN WEAR V V ALSO A SELECTION OF
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      41 2 johore Bahru. JSP i '> r^r mm _^B i VB m^^^mm ffr ff J[ WP BH r 1 Sole Representative* GHI BRO PENANG KUALA LUMJ Chafed skin and Worn out feet must be treated esp«-c .-,iiy at Cation ol d^l'Qht'^.Hy soothing Puroi
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      97 2 _^._~l RISErCANDICIATC y[ (-'th-thk is th 1 greatest moment^ am ppom iskneva.^o yo w'-.ses,)^ YOKUM. f r -AM' O'MAH L-L!fEr. r -AH H-HOP.Z AH DON'T DO MOTHIKJ' ME. LXXI X T CO t X IBC^^B TAKE TH'OATH *^W FA/A/T FUM EKC/TEMUNTJT AH -A-j'TO DO tv- vOKU -.>..»/^ SSr-.- OF ALLEGIANCE.
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    S.I.T. ACCOUNTING IS CRITICISED
    235 3 Singapore Assn. Wants Auditing To Be Explicit Singapore Association, m a letter to the Colonial Secretary, criticises th<* Singapore Improvement Trust for the manner m which tinTrust accounts for funds compulsorih levied from the public ar<- keptThe Association considers it is improper that m accounting for
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    'Change LIghts Deposit System'
    29 3 'Change LIghts Deposit System' I 8 Ol XIII I ll ■I v n i tins I S B] v\ A -f ild be no I 4 I I I
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    13 Selected From S'pore
    6 3 13 Selected From S'pore PI i
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    100 Trainees Show Their Parents Wha TheyCanDo
    256 3 100 Trainees Show Their Pa ren ts Wha TheyCanDo photo. Standard Staff Reporter \J»i)l 1 I HI) Ih»\^ ol ihr Malayan Basic Training Centre jja\<' tlu'ii* parents a limr yesterdaj al Nee Soon Training (amp yesterday. Early m the day the parents were m the square watching the boys take
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    DODGER IS REMANDED
    19 3 DODGER IS REMANDED NVICTED •to [uek Toh re Po Wagi S < Mr. D. H. I ai Club Bure the
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    Orphan Girl Gets $588
    14 3 A i k >dul > Baka irer employed b> Lab s
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    Two More Nights With 'Eve'
    145 3 Two More Nights With Eve' OWING to exceptionally heavj bookings for the charily pageant "Rendezvous With Eve" to be staged at Raffles Hotel on Aug. 15 and lti, the Committee of the Singapore Chinese I. adio' Association have decided t<> stage two more performances, also at Raffles Hotel, on Aug.
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    Stole 2 Books —Day's Jail
    135 3 Stole 2 Books Day's Jail THE Singapore Second' C Magistrate, Mr. D. H. Chap lan told Koh Kirn Hauw he was "more stupid criminal" yesterday when K>h was found guilty of a •ge of stealing two books entitled "The Case of the pty Tins" worth 52.40 from the City Book
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    It Washes By Sound Waves
    197 3 Standard Woman Reporter WASHING clothes by sound waves will be introduced tonight for the first time m the Far East, when the seven and a half pound "Electrosonic" goes on display at the Australian Pavilion of the Happy World Trade I air. Manufactured m Victoria,
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    The British Army Has No Flat Feet
    155 3 AX ARMY spokesman m Singapore said yesterday that soldiers m the British Army do not experience any trouble over their route marches, and he did not see any reason for a change m their training methods. He was commenting on a report which
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    CHILD BRIDES SPARED
    216 3 CHILD BRIDES SPARED INDIAN women resident m the Colony are glad that the bill, to amend the Indian Penal Code and make Indian v. punishable as abettors m adultery, has been withdrawn. They were referring to plural wives and child marria:; It it had survived, they hold, many women m
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    Loses Appeal —Man To Die
    123 3 Loses Appeal Man To Die AN appeal against conviction and sentence of death w.i> dismissed by the Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday. The appellant, Govindasamy Arumugam, a cock employed m an eating shop, had been sentenced to death at the A for the murder of a woman named Vengadasalam
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    STOREKEEPER GETS 2 YEARS
    58 3 STOREKEEPER GETS 2 YEARS ABDUL SAMAD bin Said former assistant storeke employed at the Naval B Stores, Singapore, was sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Knight at the Assizes yesterday. He was found guilty On two charges of making use of forged documents m order to obtain
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      24 3 NESTLES J POWDERED MILK A nan q ry j|j \^'Jr"^ nF //I One pound of Nespray Powdered Milk makes six ___^Dincsof pure creamy milk
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      60 3 '"-j fnEKE HOLDOUT VLn. I KNOW, Anl (AWRIGHT NOW, WHO> '^~~~J MAk'k'YiNJ' MAk'lOfV J^&&b\ DUST... I GOT /REMEMBER, YOU I I W At) IT CALLED /ME' m Wt^^^^^i' NAM! WHATCHA A <Zn^F\'A OTHER USES WAb CALLED A i US BUG EYED r QONF v; JT "Tfcfc^ NNA [>< J 5i-
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    HC Back From Tour OfS. Kedah
    150 4 1 i Xl \l I I >IPIK Ihurv. I 1 Itu- Hifcti GommissioiM-r. General Sif Gerald Tempter i tod.iv < .»rnpl« I'd .1 -50 mil* i ins[Miu>> t'»ur of "»<>uth i K.-d.ih md torn 91m dls 1 1 tt h t 8008 lofta] inpl
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    PATROL WOUNDS BANDIT
    8 4 PATROL WOUNDS BANDIT fi I s i vere
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    Bike Registration 'Should Continue'
    10 4 Bike Registration 'Should Continue' R c that i| I I
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    POWER CUTS IN PENANG?
    343 4 Cut In-take, Says Mayor, Or Have Blackouts Standard Staff Cgracßponrtnnl PENANC, Tlmr Penang'e -Mayor," Mr.; K. T. Karl todaj warned power u-rrs m Pcnwig and I *t;»\ i ii« Welleslej that unless they cot down! their consumption there would be no option but lo ini}>o»<' regvlar
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    Daughter Hit Father On Head-Fined
    47 4 Daughter Hit Father On Head-Fined PENANG, 1 An old man '.s daug mother ad, the Mr. D.C.I B his 29 V. Ge >k, nagged at i:i he nicked up her i si < ling, which believed to be a piece of wood Ah G SlO 1 April 21
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    DINNER AND DANCE
    20 4 we;. irs.— The and Administrate Stan" 1 will hold i and social or I at tbi rises
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    Court Sequel SO Stabbing
    94 4 Court Sequel SO Stabbing IPOH. Thurs.— A rubber tapper. I i I -i. 20. unmarried a bread winner, was stabbed to death behind the Chinese school m the Bukit Merah lent village. Lahat about s from Ipoh town last His biidv was discovered by three al about 813 p.m. He
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    Plan To Enlarge Mun.Commission
    306 4 Plan To Enlarge Mun.Commission Singapore delesutes to the All-Malayan American International Assurance Company convention, which opened m Penang yesterday, were G. W. Bugtes (left), managing director of the Company, and Mr. G. D. Lichfuid. a dir(- tor. wli6 left for the settlement yesterday. The convention, which ends today. i s
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    8 Due From Sandhurst
    89 4 8 Due From Sandhurst Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LIMPIK Thurs. Eight Sandhurst trained Malay officers of the Malaj Regiment a«e expected t:» arrive back by air from the U.K. next Wednesday. They are Second Lieutenants Rfasian bin Yuaiis. I 'nuku Nasuruddin bin Uhgfcn Ahmad, Ahmad bin Ali. OthnKm bin Ibrahim
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    CourtOrdersMan's Return To Hospital
    97 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— arged recently m the Sessions Court here with dishonestly inducing an Indian to deliver to riim a bicycle valued a: $70. Tal:ia! bin Almah. told- the President he did not know what made him take the bicycle from the ler. His manner led
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    1 Scrub Typhus Case
    25 4 One case of scrub typhus w reported m the Federation for the week ending July 26. LI occurred m Kuala ELangsar.
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    No Area C'ttees For Six
    193 4 No Area C'tt ees For Six New Villages IPOH. Thui —The Kinta branch of the Malayan Chinese As sociation has decided against the setting up of area committees of the Association m the six new villages around Ipoh. The Working Committee oi the Kinta MCA, which met today under the
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    Malayans Chosen For Kirkby College
    534 4 THE following students; i have been chosen to go for training at the Federa- tion Teachers' College m Kirkby, England: KEDAfi: Wan Bafsah bin W.i.i Ch;k Bakar; Abdullah Zakaria; Abdul Aziz b:n Oi i bin Das Muhamed Md. Hi him bin Yunus; S. Rainayah; David
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    'Not Bound To Follow Govt Scabs'
    217 4 Standard Siafl Correspond'-ni PEXANCI. Thtii>.— The c--' lishmeni i I Federal Fire > Service was discussed m committee Municipal Coun- j cillors ai their meeting today.! No decision was arrived at a? :it was decided to get further I information about the mati from
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    RASH DRIVING
    18 4 KLANG. Thurs. A shopkeep--1 Yen, was sentej Klan t us imp 5400 for driving ash manner;
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      93 4 LAST 2 DAYS THE tf*IIDI* hH VMIW Wm I OLYMPIC UK 'frsi r -FROM SUNDAY CRASHING ill- A- BAXTER It .i,-, l r: Su»<l v 9 «.m. "HIM i I -:\H TAUT!! 1 FK;: ATOIVIIC CITY ;^S GATES' IE! I The Removal of The Ku I par' Of The AMERICAN
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    PUBLIC AID SOUGHT TO PROVE GRAFT CHARGES
    278 5 Standard Staff Corn^pomlrnt L Xl ALA LUMPUR, Thu^. The Municipal Commission today passed a resolution moved by Dr. Nicol de Fonseka expressing concern at the allegations ot bribery ami corruption levelled at the Municipality and inviting the public to come forward and give
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    SHENTON WAY MEN MAY SUE COLONY GOVT.
    405 5 SHENTON WAY MEN MAY SUE COLONY GOVT. SOME OF the buyers <>i down land building sites m the ShentOD Way sr*. ooo,ooo development scheme are waiting for the outcome ot a "test case" before they contemplate legal action against the Singapore Government. The Singapore Standard learned yesterday that one oi
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    HE'LL DO PROBE ON-FERNS
    119 5 HE'LL DO PROBE ON-FERNS MR. C, A. DE WOLF bright scholar has I to come to Malaya to do n on ferns and orchids under >ssor R. E. Holltu i, Uni- ity of Malaya. Mr. de Wolf is a member of American Soci I Plant Taxonomists wd has x <-
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    Today's Power Cuts
    366 5 Substations liable to !<■ idshethling today: l> i inn-. Rangoon Kd., kl»l till \>-r. M< IMht-uii Rd., Kmi < lvi .n Rd Boundan {ll > I I iiirt-m <• Xii I !>|x-r Seraiigoon t;>! Via < itu X ing Rd., <-'»v I. Printing Ofliee, IVoodJeigh Park, Braddell
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    Here's How You Can Have Star-Like Loveliness Now
    620 5 Max: FACTOR specialists m arj <>f ni.ike-up with the most famous Max Factor Hollywood Beauty Requisites are now m attendance the Happ? World Exhibition to tell afld demonstrate to you the powerful Colour Harmony Make-Up story. Here ■< ii!! >vll c shown
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    69 5 OIL FLOATING on the sea near the Clyde Terrace land--1 ing pier In Singapore caught fir<> yesterday causing about SI O,OOO damage to two tout; kangs. one of which was lying on a slipway only half completed. The Bre also badly charred the wooden planks of the pier. The fire
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    Station Closed
    54 5 TELOK Aver and Kreta Aver Police Stations will be closed from AUSUSI 1 as an experiment. A s was the case with 11 ill Street and Rochore Police Stations, the general public will be able to obtain assistance from the.-;e places but normal Police business will be transacted
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    $10 To Remove A Corpse, Man Says
    214 5 $10 To Remove A Corpse, Man Says VI K. JOHN Hodgkinsoa, a professional £<>U*t m fche Singapore Island Club alleged m the Singapore Relief Court yesterday that hv was surprised when one of his caddies had to pay si u to a mortuary attendant to speed up the removal of
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    HAD OPIUM
    52 5 1 Ir.A charged v. 1 1 pi ■> of opium. Cheun Pitt told Singapore Third Police Court Magisi ate Mr. 1!. B. Livingstone yesterday "I do not know iether i: is opium or not but I s it i.< medi< Cheun Pia who pleaded i the of $250
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    Rabies At Taiping
    26 5 ONE CASE ol rabie porti 'he Taiping T Board meeting. Dog* total 144. '1 B a licenc i private at Simp.' V ige.
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    Japan's Bid For Markets
    715 6 j ffi > t visit to Japan of M. Malcolm Mac Donald aroused a .;ble interest both m Malaya m Japan about prospects of Japanese trade m East Asia, fndia and Pakistan. Japanese papers linked Mr. Mac Donald's visit to Tokio with such olems as Jap*
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    A Slur On Indian 'Varsities?
    251 6 A Slur On Indian 'Varsities? Sir: While proposing to recruit new Indian gr« dvi U teachers from overseas, i n the basic srale of S4 m I $500, would be well worthwhile for :he authorities to revise t lie scales of those graduates of Indian Universities who are already employed
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      Forgotten Pledges
      504 6 KSkJ Sir; —I read v your article of J about the seven men v. iil back at Critic Voter and agree with three Councillors that at the next elections, the voters will know whom to elect. In the Councillors, the voters at least expected that having been elected
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      172 6 Poor Relief IN its editorial yesterday Utusan Melayu drew the attention of Sir Gerald Tt-mpler to the pov< I stricken people especially In Mersing Kiri and m many other parts of Malaya. Mostly ail the inhabitants of Mersing Kiri have no other clothing than 'hose worn every day. Money m
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      Educations Role In Promoting National Greatness
      411 6 Educations Role In Promoting National Greatness Sir; In the course of his Convocation address at the third annual Convocation ceremony of the University of Malayn m Singapore, Dr. Chen Su Lan said: "Can the University serve as a beacon m the dark and stormy Malayan sea radiating enlightenment to be
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      82 6 Sir; A petition and a1 a reminder were submi 10 the City Council Estabnents Board dated F« 9. 1951. They are at present m the files of the City Secretariat's Office. They deal with our salaries and conditions of service of the siafl of George Street and Armenian
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      314 6 THEY WASHED THEIR SHIRTS IN VAIN Sir: One of then I disappoini ing feal ures the last \v< i k-< nd was 'I i cancellation of stal atioir c( rqmony of 4-B Club, which was to be held at the Kuala Lumpur Town Hail las: Saturday evening. Four hundr* d
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    PM: UK Has Super-Secret Atom Weapon
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    City Staff Rude Charge
    75 7 >\iPI..M civility and part of Council Stafl ortcd Robert Eu, Prog] i »ive City v. that she had remembers i was no te calls ;it nj hours day d thai il his knowledge that when als arrived l;ite they had :ap<? the time c to up"
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    75 7 Miss Chang Ke Wen. Hongkong singer, said she would not exclude the possibility of featuring m a Chinese film here if fciven the chance. She is m Singapore to sinu for KrdifTusion. In the above picture tnken at the Princes last night, shp is seen uith deft to right) Mr.
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    SMU Whips Back At The Prog, Labour
    173 7 Standard Malaj Correspondent xetacy-general ol the Singapore Malay Union, tn c' Jaafar bin Qsman, told c fcard that hi wondered the Progressive and the ties of Singapore are so worried over the intention of the Malay Union to work together with the Malayan
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    60 7 TAX AH TEE. a Chinese woman walking along Bali Lane on Wednesday afternoon, had her purse snatched from her by a Malay cyclist who swooped on her from behind. No one paid any notice when the woman called for help and the snatch thjef gol away with a
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    To Show Uses Of Rubber In Home
    103 7 THE Brkish Rubber Development Board's stand which occu- pie.s a site near the Mountbatten Road 1 entrance of the Singapore Trade Fair m the Happy World opening tonight is designed to the u.«es of rubbr m the home. Three rooms will show the
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    COUNCIL BRIEFS
    561 7 A PLEA that 'the City Councillors should be Riven a chance to contribute their observations on the Hill Report before next elections was made by Mr. Yap Pheng Geek (Nominated) at the City Council meeting yesterdi Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, the Council President, agreed with Mr Yap
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    GRAFT REFLECTS ON PUBLIC
    351 7 McNeice On Call For 'Lynskey Tribunal' For Cilv Standard Staff Kcporttr THE EXISTENCE of graft and eomiptle* In the Public Service of the Colony is not <mlv a reflectioa on, the public servants themselves hut it Is wry much more a reflection on the prevailing attitude
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    Housewife To Sit On Electricity C'ttee
    238 7 Standard Staff Reporter SPEAKING on the electricity situation at the meeting of the City Council yesterday the president, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, said that m addition to the Council's committee there would he one outside member, a Singapore housewife. Said Mr. McNeice: 'The
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    Indebtedness Of City Employees
    154 7 INDEBTEDNESS among City Council staff had reached Mich proportions thai there was now 468 borrowers owing more than $218,000 !<> the Thrift and LojJn Society said Mr. V. K. Nair lLab. South), at the City Council meeting yesterday when he appealed for mote "departmental supervision/ Mr.
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    City Praises Late Dr. Samat
    84 7 TRIBUTE to the late Dr. Abdul Samat, former Sing;.; i Municipal Commissioner, who died ill Djakarta on July 23 was I paid by the City Council P.. dent. Mr. T.P.F. McNeice at the I Council's ordinary meeting yesterday. Dr. Samat among the first to be
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    Belter Response To Anti-Diphtheria Drive
    163 7 Standard Staff Reporter MR. T. P. F. McNeice, City Council President, said yesterday at the Council's ordinan Bieettej that the response to immunisation against diphtheria iras "very much improved Alore people were bringing their children forward and "I hope the movement wi b< increased," he
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    67 7 1 1 .1 GOODMAN Commissioner for < imping I <i< < t Malaya presentim th< FedenUioi fl t t<i Lillian 1 1 f Penang and Tungku ZaJlaa of Seiaacoi while i Pemj look .1 the hii.ii.i Lnmpar airpu-i mi 'Ilim -ili-- I lun ;iri .iic ;.n,ii' 1" <.in«i< I tit'-rn.t
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    112 7 FHE Singapore City Council adopted resolution •b\ Mr. l). Robertson (Prog. South > yesterdta] at its m t* cti i) to request the Vehicles ami Traffic Committee to investigate complaints regarding the Singapore Traction Company i Thf resolution arose out oi a motion
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    I-C WAR IS VITAL:MadD
    40 7 SAI Mr. Mai culm D Comr ;>• East Asi.t, told ence i todaj Struggle whirh is Viel to the whole Up described 4 •ikin^ <'is "a i i.i Soutl I < m A- attack is being j checked."
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      83 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, July 31. The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market todov LONDON RUBBER LOMDON TIN Spot 26id. Spot £961 per ton Aug. 26id. buyers, £962 tellers StP» 26ad. Thrtc months f 960 10s Oct /Dec. 25
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    R.I.'s Coastal Service Fleet Takes Shape
    382 8  - R.I. 's Coastal Service Fleet Takes Shape ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN. By Special Standard Correspondent JAKARTA, July 31.— A trim. 500-ton coastal ship the Zamrud, is today going through her paces oj} the 1 West Java coast m a series of trial runs designed U test her strength and weaknesses before
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    29 8 ROTTERDAM. July 3] (AP)— The first ship Indonesia ordered abroad after she became independent m l!).> 0 was delivered yesterday. She is the 000-lon s.h. Bidun.
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    116 8 Chased Ship Back In HK HONGKONG, July 31 (AP)— The 258-ton British freighter Angelina arrived here last night after being chased for several hours on Sunday by two Chinese Nationalist gunboats. She was trying to enter the Commun port of Amoy. The ship's master said the gunboats disappeared' shortly before
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    UK Leads In Shipbuilding
    73 8 UK Leads In Shipbuilding AT THE end of Juno the British shipbuilding industry held) record orders for 7.000.000 gross is ft>ping E 000.000. With 343 ships of 2.076,241 ton? under construction. Britain thus easily maintains her leading position m world shipbuilding. At the beginning of July p] had been approved
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    CHIANG SHIP'S FIRST VISIT
    69 8 HALIFAX. July 31 (UP)— The f; ■>• C Nationalist v< pal] at H ilifax m 15 years will Sal She is the motor-vessel Union Power, which will load cargo for H< At present, she is m Moni ied by Britis a Chinese crew, the 3.800-ton Union
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    15 8 Tilproached 1 Fin md to build Russia ten 4,000-ton oil I A.F.P.
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    858 10  -  PETER ROBINSON An Adventure Called Photography By i II VVI. absorbed Ike prrfrdli tkctri t'» «*n■Me ws d« two things, >(|-. to select < IOSm l iimiili most suited h» MM 1 1 ni m uik c hai c i ikn tad to s. iderslaJMl bmj f«
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    236 10 I: is the S >er ffcoi the one with which ost familiar and w which ie a great deal o f professional m the past, < I. Model for- c r lkonli B. M 2 16. ■7 roll film camera is automatic and one or the pioneers
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    OF MEN AND MUSIC
    1051 10  -  Bill Webb Jones By T GBEATLY enjoyed listen. mi; i» Charlie I.azaroo m lasl Friday's "Evening Stir" P r or r a m m c from Radio i Malaya. I How quickly fifteen minutes Hies by when one is absorbed > m listening 1 I This
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    S'PORE
    383 10 MUSIC NOTES 4 YOUNG Singapore girl, who began to study the violin at the age of seven and played with the E.N.S.A. Symphony •Orchestra under I)r Erik Chisholm while m her early 'teens. has just returned after four years' study m England and will make her professional debut as
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    Memorable Opera
    243 10 fT^HE Italian film version of J Leoncavallo's famous opera, I Pagliacci. now Singapore is an extremelj and balanced mating of opera and cinema. To resolve a stage play into a good film is difficult enough, but to subject an opera to the same process is incomparably more so.
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    VIOLINIST TO MAKE DEBUT
    50 10  - VIOLINIST TO MAKE DEBUT 'ANACRUSTE By F [Spring and Franck's m A second half comprise.-, a mixed bag of violin Kreislers lamou.- Praelndium and Aiiegro. a nostalgi Chanson Arah». by Rimsky-K >• and a Toccata by the porary British c > Len- B Tickets at -V 11 N|oiJ I'll. KM
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      375 10 I TODAY'S <>l oi IK»N: »ob- serve the prudent: thej m i silence sit. Display n«> learn- ing, and affect no nit; Thej i 1 !i.w..ni nothing, nothing ihej assume, Kut know the u>«ful art <>i acting dumb." Crabbe. I KIDW FOR EVERYONE: Make progress m connection with tho>e things
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    Jeunesse Promises Well In Final Test
    653 11  -  WINDSOR LAD By PKNANG, Thars Jeunesse with McCloud astride USESS! l c faStPst time at this morning's workout of randidates m preparation tor Saturday's Raees-the third day of the Penang Turf Club's August Bank Holiday Meeting. Moving at threequarter speed from tte seven furlong
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    TODAY'S Sport
    27 11 TODAY'S Sport SAFA Div. 2 ne Dept. TJ&.A TUmg ftuhru Rangers at I ■;r?(/. TENNIS v chamn r YMCA A 0 p w. ILETICS: Singapore ottship* at
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    State Player Suspended
    26 11 State Player Suspended ANG, Thu s -I.au :> 1 State centn r-ed by the eekj playing >rts CHub XI on Chuan was s< Ri c C. Selvadu
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    63 11 Dante's Idyll, J. Donnelly ji «ip stormed through to I finish ahead of Wayann I <C'oliii Tu!)oh) m the five I ••ml a half furlon?s race I l«r (Liss live l>ivi>ji»n i One horses on Hfedaes- i 1 I day. ftjLßie'a ldvll paid I 1 i *MX lor a win,
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    Charges For Tomorrow's Badminton
    293 11 Charges For Tomorrow's Bad minton SESSIONS and charges for 'the Malaypn badminton pionships which will bo hel(£ at the Singauore Badminton Sta- dium m &aillemard Road from tomorrow to Monday, Aug 4 are: Saturday from 8 p.m SO rents <ea!lery). Sunday 9 a.m. and 8 p.m 50 cents (Ralle X
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    336 11 PENANG, Thurs —Complete handicaps for tin third toy— Ang, t> t the Penang Races are as follows L. 1 DIV 1 K A I Woodeote ten 10.011 Red 1 rnation 9.Q Ondinl HI! Free I ntrv 8.09 Birthday (Jift 8.08 Adonis 8.07 Sno«\ Owl II 807
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    375 11 FOLLOWING are all the weights lor the las 4 day on .Monday. THF GOLD CUP CL. 1 DIV. I—l M 3 I Intertaiiuneiit II J#.l»l Carle* M 2 Twelfta of August B.H 01. Wh.tlnot B.io Treasure Ship 8.10 K.i! Mahal HJU, Brave Wind 8.05 I rsus 1.12 Bull
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    19 Malacca Shell Men Visit S'pore
    215 11 ARRAXGEMEXTS have been made lor a visit to Singapore, party of 19 members oi the Malacca Shell Sports Club during the coming week-end. The party will arrive here at I pjn tomorrow and will si at South Asia Hotel, Bencoolen Street, till Monday afternoon.!
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    RAF Hold P. Brani To A Draw
    238 11 g 2-0 I B to a 2— 2 .ii An (Seiel a SAFA Cup tie at Jalaa B 'ia>. T.\e I will be replayed. B :eepers. A- i B Hopkinson i t theii best Jay* Crowr cer played the A I Fook. <;•-..:;
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    Old Boys' Race
    35 11 Old Boys Race ALL (-id boys of the V; noon School under 25 years old are invited to take p;<V- i the old boys 440 yards rare on t'ne school ground on Aug. 8 a1
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    54 11 To Meet China SINGAPORE'S tram to meet l South China tour Kts ai .falan Besar Stadium on Aim. was named vfsifiday as follows: (hu Ghee Sfn:;: Davids. Teow Krnf;; Ivan \as*>. llaritli. Ifin \V>rm; Ismail Yus«ff. Boon Srf'onu. Awang Bakar, Boon Leong, Rahim Omar. Kcvtvps: Yew (Ji nm. .lohan. Yassin,
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    98 12 HE] sinki Jul> ,t) i DP) —It was .1 COOd til iiiii foi Olympic friendship today th Egypt's basketba 11 referee \V. Wahbj does not iiud.-: s1 I ml the Portuguese lan^u.u \V.ihh\ worked the Brazil versus United States i;.im«' and late tat the ca me
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    717 12 Veteran Hollo way Upsets Khe Liang Colony Tennis Tourney A FORMER Australian state champion, veteran G. T. Holloway spring the first surprise of the Singapore lawn tennis championships when he beat a Singapore ranking player, Liem Khe Liang, who is seeded m the tournament, to enter the semifinal ot the
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    59 12 Boxers Fought To Standstill HELSINKI, July 3 (Router) Two Olympic boxers a Russian and a Rumanian ioughi themselves to a standstill yesterday, cutting and injuring each other no much that neither could fight on 1 during the third round. As the Russian lightwelterweight Viktor Modnov was then ahead on points,
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    336 12  -  MURRAY ROSE By A.P. Correspondent HELSINKI, July 31 (AP> This Olympic boxing tournament makes a travelling boxing writer long for Madison Square Garden, where we've seen some rank decisions handed out. But. whatever we've seen m the Garden can't hold a candle to
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