Singapore Standard, 15 July 1953

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    15 26 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. IV. No. 13. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1953. TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    BYRNE FINDINGS FOR NICOLL
    315 26 7 MEN QUIT AND 00 TAN CALLS METING TODAY By CHEE KOON LIN, Standard Staff Reporter resignation yesterday of 17 of the newly appointed 45 man the Ma\ayan Chinese AssociaBranch, has caused a grave Branch, The Standard was told Bsf nigHtof the remainder of the been
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    Third Test: England Fight Beck
    25 26 Third Test: England Fight Beck :0 9 re 1 1 1 I 11 [I I j J t her 21 I H H I 3
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    US AID FOR I-C
    7 26 3m M m——
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    EVEREST MEN TO SEE QUEEN
    50 26 LONDON Julj N AFP) The Duke of Edinvvill receive the members 195 I ii- Mount h :'x liftlit if.;' wW«S Buckingham Palace on 'fhurs ening. Queen will confer the honour <•: (he Knighthood on Colonel ind Edmund Hillary jmd will Sherpa T>.:iNjnu with liie George
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    A Briton Braves The Ocean Again
    32 26 OCEAN CITY, M 14. (Router)— Mr Colin 32 year-old Briton who ashore here last Sunafter sailing the A1 i planning I > set sail New Y<<ik today.
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    Hartnell Gets A Crowning Award
    48 26 LONDON' July 14 (Router)— Queen Elizabeth holding her third investiture since the Coronation today awarded decorations to morp than men and women among them Mr. Norman Hartnell who mude her Coronation gown. The investiture lasted for more thon an hour and a half.
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    BELLOC VERY ILL
    18 26 MR. HILAIRE BELLOC. is critically ill in a nursing home ia Suuiiiau Lu^AUd.- Re uter
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    RAF HITS OUT HARD IN KEDAH
    67 26 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Roya] Air Force made a her heavy air attack this morning in Kedah near Padong Kerbu in .sup-! port of operations by the slh Battalion, Malay Regiment. Lincolns Prom R.A.F. Tengah, dropped over 100 500-lb. bfl on pin-pointed terrorisi camps.
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    Return To Russia
    37 26 BKRLI.V July 14 (UP)- Polish h Defence .Minister. Marshal Konsi Rokossovsky. has been recalled to Moscow for talks. He served as marshal with the Soviet hi my bcfor P going to War- taw 1
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    ANOTHER RED BOSS SACKED
    56 26 MOSCOW. July 14, (AP)— Vy;i< y A. Malyshev, one 1 Soviet Union's top engineers and planners, has been relieved of his post as Minister of Transpor and Heavy Industry in anoth?r major government chanqe. T-ie announcement that Malyshev has been replaced by Ivan Isidorovich Nosenko was
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    Neguih Cuts Leave, Britain Is Adamant
    101 26 CAIRO, July 14.— A1l leave for Egyptian police and army personnel in the Suez Canal zone has been cancelled and police are being reinforced in cities and provinces. Britain curtly dismissed Egypt's protestations yesterday that she knows nothing of the whereabouts of misting British
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    HUTTON STILL THE CAPTAIN
    56 26 MANCHESTER, England, July 14. (Router)— Len Hutton has been appointed captain of the English cricket team for the fourth and fifth Test matches against Australia at Leeds and the Oval respectively, it was announced here today. England's side for the fourth T(>. t ai I-eeds will
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    A Burning Question- Botr Mt All Beaam
    141 26 MR. BYRNE was yesterday charged with gross insubordination" and breach ii G^? eral O'ders for a statement allegedly mode to a Singapore Englishlanguage afternoon newspaper. in this statement which is in question and answer form, Mr. Byrne is alleged to have said that
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    -And Today It Will Be Haxworth's Turn
    303 26 -And Today It Will Be Hax worth's Turn TriE enquiry by a two-man tribunal info charges of gross insubordination and "breach ot general orders" against Mr K. M. Byrne, an Assistant Secretary in the Singapore Government Colonial Secretariat, ended yesterday after a 310-minute hearing. The findings of the tribunal, comprising
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    Safe Busters Jam Works
    117 26 2nd Shift Moves In LOXDON. July 14 (Reuter) A sang of sate busters were with police approval boring j their way last night through three feet of concrete and gteel to open up a bank vault containing many thousands ol pounds. Move cautious and less noisy
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    PRINCESS AND HER PARTNERS
    75 26 SALISBURY. S. Rhodesia). July 14. (Reuter) Princess Margaret, radiant and animated, last night led her partner < export iy through the steps of S ottish reels on the crowded floor at a young people'.; ball in Government House here. Tile young Princess, recently recovered from her
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    S.A. Gets In On Big Cinema Deal
    37 26 LONDON. July Hi (Renter) The Schletinger Organ tion of South Africa today acquired United Artists ">() per cent interest in Odeon cinemas., J. Arthur Runk'.s vati British film and cinema oiijanisation.
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    Out For Record
    22 26 BHITAIN S retold b: Canberra iei bomber !<■:: cashire early yesterday '>> liv i" iiv to Vaoemela j" ooa d.iy Reuter.
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    Akihito Is Sick
    15 26 CROWN Prince Akihito became suddenly ill In Florence yesterday with cold. AP.
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    Balloon Barrages On Czech Border
    37 26 MUNICH, July 14 (Reuter) Thousands of balloons carrying message* to the Czechoslovak people were released on the Czech border last night and today by the Crus;id(> for Freedom, an antiCommunist organisation here.
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    A Comrade Quits Because Of Beria
    37 26 FOGGIA Italy. July 14, CAP) A Communist Pa^ty !eacier Salvatore Piazzoia, turned in his card to party headquarters today because of what he called th e 'scandalous arrest of comrade Beria."
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    FOUR BANDITS KILLED AFTER A LULL
    112 26 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuef. Four more Communist terrorists have been killed and another wounded by Security Forces in the Federation. Terrorists have murdered two ci- This good news eo-ncs after a lull on Sunday. Three terrorists were killed yesterday, by a police party in ambush
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    $10,000 GIFT FOR MUSLIM COLLEGE
    186 26 $10,000 GIFT FOR MUSLIM COLLEGE MR. AW BOON HAW, well-known philanthropist, has decided to donate $10,000 to the proposed Muslim College in Malaya. I" thl I MM Va txpi rh*« hope thai ran Uvidn i it appropriate intri- to the Co H i| esta i u thout OC iv [n
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    Big Haul Of Marijuana
    52 26 HIDDEN IN STRAW KUALA LUMPUR, Tics r custon inn poundi «>( M juan;i. est lati VWCk in a coming Into K Lumpur from Klftng. Mip biqs. f Marijuana by I man The di 1 1 hiddi ,^s. a in th»> th it 1 i S nto
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    100 ILL IN LINER
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    21 Co-operative Houses Sold: More Are Planned
    117 27 THE Singapore Government Officers Co-operative Housing Society's ;1 new houses in Yio Chu Kang Road cost in" about 53G0.000, will he ready for occupation soon, said Secretary Mr. N. A. Kularajah yesterday. Twenty-one memMnrs 01 n. Eleven h i bought |17 he other
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    Pepper Named Council Member
    49 27 THE (i rof Singapore Sir John Nic baa ■ppointedi Mr. J.E. er, Acting Com-i *er ot La. Singap re.i eanono I nem-i bet of the live Council in place of Mr. J.A. Harvey' who resigned on a transfer to 1 Pahang as the British Adviser.'
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    59 27 COURi .r tu q I by The Ed lion A I for workers who attend \U night schools. Those aJrr. arc The iirs f -a:r^ and d estic meant especially ''cr iro- tidenl d rhe courses ir? i ."t's- oj cerl i i fcD Piriwp Mrs. Chong < Lin, :^e
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    Union No To A Request
    41 27 THE Co mm meni and some nembers 1 1 or? romnr I e:iI rnmittee maintained 1 it was i Q demand. The c also d ided to start v. ith the I the women clerks for
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    Boy Stole Coat From Parked Car
    139 27 A BOY with a li np < I at Sin- Police Court B J and ral Police Station. The car b- -tor Mahpuz. He i red the Fourth District I to tesl in a case, leaving his. coat in the front scat. A detective
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    101 27 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSrNG rubbe^ prices (rents por lb) in Singapore yesterday were Tone: Steady t^tiiet. TIN PRICE The price of tin yosterd.iv ua s S3O7L per puul. i>own $5. LONDON RUBBER Tuesday's opening price's per lb wereNo. 1 R.S.S. Settlement House Terms. Jone: quiet LONDON TIN Tuesday's priifs first session
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    LOST PANTS WHILE ASLEEP
    97 27 A SINGAPORE car driver. Kwa Cheong Peng took ofl pants and went to s eep in his car one night. But he was awakened suddenly nnd saw a man putting on his pants behind a parked lorry. Ins-pec-tor K.B. Ong. prosecut,:ig. said in the Third District
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    He Distributed Obscene Books
    41 27 KOH CHEK YAK of Lorong X Geylang. Singapore, pleaded guilty in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, to distributing obscene books In March. Mr. J. B. Jeyaratnam, the magistrate, fined "Koh $200 in default one month's gaol.
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    Big SATA Gift
    44 27 A SUM of $2,546 collected from a basket-ball game between a Singapore team and a visiting United States warship team on Julj 6 was today handed to Mr. G.G. Thomson, Public Relations Offirer, to be given to the Singapore AntiTuberrulosis Association.
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    An Art Gallery At Last
    191 27 Stiudard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE may have an art gallery if present plans materialise. Mr. T.P.F. MiNeice. the President of the City Council told The Standard yesterday that plans are afoot to incorporate an art gallery into the j>l..\">o.ooo scheme to renovate the Victoria Memorial Hall
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    Factory Men To Have Amenities
    114 27 SINGAPORE factory workers are to have modern amenities in their working places, the Commissioner for Labour, Mr. G. W. Davis, told The Standard yesterdav. i said Mr. AE. Quinn Chief Fj i ries inspector is now I a I u r V e y in
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    16 Malayans Taken Off U.K. Tanker
    112 27 16 Malayans Taken Off U.K. Tanker ANTWERP. July 14 <Rruter) Sixteen Malayan sai/ors taken off the 11.200--ton British tanker Silvorbrook by port police here, were sent to Britain aboard the channel ferry. Tile police sud th- si in'v rapt:iin a'-ked tiieni to latervene. saying there had i quarrefs at sea
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    Union Head Fined $50
    54 27 P.M. WILLIAMS, pn of the Singapore Government Workers' Union, was fined v= )(i by the Citv Police Court Magistrate Mr. .T.M. Deve;Co'ebourn yesterday. He was found guilty of fa] ing to submit returns of hi come for the year of a ment l'J52 to the Income
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    Rioting Charge Is Dismissed
    57 27 MR. J.B. Jeyaratnam. the Singapore Fourth Criminal District Judge, yesterday tcquitted 15 men who were charged with rioting. The Prosecution alleged that the men were members of aw unlawful assembly who caused hurt to Wong Chew Long at the junction of Sycd Arwi Road and Verchim
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    Misadventure
    44 27 MR. CHOOR SIXGH. tho Singapore Coroner, returned a vcidict of death by misadventure a t yesterday's inquest into tha death of 6-year-old Ismail bin Sapi, who was knocked down by a motor van at the 3th mi!e East Coast Road, on May 28.
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    $30 M. Loan Passed For Better, Brighter City
    467 27 $30 M. Loan Passed For Better, Brighter City Standard Staff Reporter A $30,000,000 loan, of which $10, 000,000 will be offered to the public for subscription next week, to finance the City's electricity, water ond gas extension schemes, was passed unanimously by the Singapore City Council yesterday in exactly five
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    Unqualified Dentist Is Allowed To Bit On Board
    93 28 Unqualified Dentist Is Allowed To Bit On Board W mdard Staff Reporter I .GAPORE Dental Board has I iplc at its meeting iccently to I cntative from the Colony's 259 E istcrcd dentists to sit o n the K II pending further invest igaI of then association and constitu- lands
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    Caine Addresses C'wealth Confab
    24 28 the from \v a s r in of was cook. ite of ie a of I lee- nwealth. 'nous led
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    EVEREST MEN TO BROADCAST
    13 28 EVEREST MEN TO BROADCAST B i this Hunt n the The •rris. and
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    40 28 \i. n ite, who is Z t(:l!i *n 'in bringing 11 '"'V' the kadini M "Pan and to PK-tures here, M A Goldideal of ,o<klly to film producers ol South- rrom left): > K.',,; v 1 r estoßji: <"».«, r i anti
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    NEW AIRPORT SHAPES UP DESPITE RAINY WEATHER
    526 28 Standard Staff Reporter lllfc tremendous progress of Singapore's new $37,000,000 International airport at Pava Lebar is an achievement which will upset the predictions of leadin? European engineers, who had proclaimed that it is "impossible" to carrv out large-scale earth work in this part
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    Varsity Tour Arrangements
    39 28 FEDERAT DX students of the University of Malaya sailing for Colombo on July 2(j on their India-Ceylon Academic Tour are requested to be at the University Hostels. Dunearn Road, by July 24 in readiness for departure.
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    He Dreamt For 6 Years
    175 28 A YOUN G Kuala Lumpur Chinese who bad dreamed of becoming a track film cameraman ever sii\j'<» he joined the Malayan Film Inif six years ago left Kallang Airport on a BOAC Argonaut yesterday morning on first stage of his tou of British Film and
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    VARSITY STUDENTS TO TOUR INDIA
    265 28 Standard Shipping Reporter WHEN' \he Sunijn o leaves Singapore for Colombo on July 2ti. it will carry 25 en-terpri.-ing students, including seven women, of ths University of Malaya, for n sevenweek "comprehensive" academic tour of India and Ceylon. The tour Is sponsored by the Historical
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    "Impossible" Work Goes On
    69 28 photos. 9nnnn VKAR aJJ about -«.»00 coconut and rubber trees stood on the site shown above. Now it lo*>ks like a miniature prairie o n which gigantic earth movers plough. It M the runway of the new international airport at raya Lebar taking shape. ricture on
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    Bottles Are Thrown In Gang Clash
    95 28 Bottles Are Thrown In Gang Clash A SINGAPORE iecret sorietv gang clash broke out in Lorong Tai Seng at noon on Monday, when a can? of 14 Chinese and Indians attacked a Chinese as he was going into a coffee shop Bottles were flung and a passerby was injured o
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    Scotland Told Of Red Cross
    81 28 THE difficult task facing the mobile Red Cross teams in Mal3ya. and the excellent work done in providing health and welfare services for about 400,000 people, was stressed by Sir Charles Mat hew. Chief Justice of the Federation, in nn address to the Glasgow branch
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    SERVICE FOR ADM. PHILLIPS
    74 28 A MEMORIAL service frill be held today at St Andrew' Cathedra] at p.m.. for the lati Admiral Si. Tom Phillips K.C.8., and Lieuterjynt Johi Brownrifjg, Sherw»nd Foresters the husbancl and son of Lad> Phillips, who lost their lives ir, "he dcfpiicc of Malaya In the Uist
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    LONELY HEART PARTY
    59 28 SIXTEEN Singapore celebrities' will gather f.»r the first time on Saturday. July 18 at 9 30 p.m. at 5, Balmoral Road to rnterlair. friends and guests. These celebrities are mem- bers of the 'Lcs Gtlibatalrei Club', an organisation ioi lonely hesrti Their yearning for companionship will tuki
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    Teachers To Hold A Mass Meeting
    236 28 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE teachers will hold a mass meeting at the Victoria .Memorial llall on Saturday morning to discuss the new education Service scheme proposed by Government. The meeting, expe "orj to bo itormy. will lecide what action will b e taken by
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    Ceylonese Here
    40 28 MR X. SINNATHAMBY, I Labour Officer in Ceylon, who studied in New Zealand under the Colombo Plan, is staying at the resident: 2 of Dr. If. Raja thurai of Malacca, until Sunday, when he returns home by air.
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    The $20 House Is Hailed
    475 29 JUST THE JOB SAY THE LEADERS SINGAPORE Legislative and City Councillors, headed by the Governor, Sir John Nicoll, yesterday visited the $20 a-month Improvement Trust house at Upper Aljuneid Road. When they left they were conquered. Everybody was enthusiastic. They saw in the house the
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    More Power To Disperse
    83 29 Standard Staff Reporter Inspectors of the Sinjfa- pore Police Force are to be uivou powers to order the dispersal of an unlawful assembly, and use force if necessary, in any of the Colony police divisions. The Crimina 1 Procedure Code is to be amended to make
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    Singing—Not Acting Is Her Big Aim
    116 29 Singing— Not Acting Is Her Big Aim SHAN SHAI-born singing star, Teresa Lian Ping, is girl with no ambition to n c movie star. Teresa. L'.'J year old. is in Singapore f^r three months dividing her time belwet n singing and recording for Columbia. She has already e ain-ut »;o
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    RELAX LAW, M.I.C. URGES
    45 29 THE Malayan Indian Congress, Kuala Lumpur Town Branch will request the Government of the Federation of M.i aya to relax the Immigration law so that skilled labour of a salary of $200 per month be allowed to come to Ma aya.
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    100 Called To Give Evidence
    73 29 I MORh than 100 witne are to be M ed to giV€ evidence at the court martial of Captain Roy Franklin, who face- g< > Of making J.. > ms and overstating the mi eag;e covered by him on official dui.< A i. ady more
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    Now Teacher Has A House
    77 29 Standard Staff Krpnrler SIXTEEN ren wore illsm rhea Mr. Malcolm Um Com < and over 30 women voluntary s •d the i v)i boUSt r<X ihoi: I it. The Pro; i by Hume Indus t of 13,000, Jl<j.tc at Tanah Merah Besar. With this i
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    Women Raise $700 For Charities
    209 29 Ovr.R $700 was col!ected,i mostly in entrance donations, and subsequent "prison fines* 1 a1 the recent effort to raise funds for the various Singa pore charities in which the Women's Auxiliary of the i American Association, Malaya is interested j The occasion was the bam
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    Hope For Homeless
    54 29 i SINGAPORE'S Goyer- j i nor. Sir John Nicoll I, (wealing bat), hears what i Mr. John Laycock a j Legislative Councillor (in raincoat) has to say > about thp low-cost house w hit h he and several other Legislative and City Councillors visited I yesterday at
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    S'pore Govt. To State Decision On Television
    68 29 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government will moke known, of next Tuesday's meeting of the Lcgis lative Council, its decision on whether commcr cial undertakings may be allowed to run tele vision in the Colony. Mr. P. F. do Souza will table I
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    MTUC Asks Repeal Of Ban On Polite
    63 29 KUALA I I MFI i: lut > i I'nion i uwxu il ill aslx < 41 of thr lr.td'- I nion nartmrtti i of trade union luruU foi Mlitiral Mr. M. ■cert Tht S I» to •> DU< tl men it r noti!.-
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    51 29 LITTLE Voo forgot all about his deformed leg yr>terday and proudly sho'.ved Mr. MacDonald th«» 'apple' and 'crab' he made in plasticine. Six year old Y<>«> is an inmate of the Singapore Children's Home. lie was recently discharged from the Middleton Hospital as cured from Polymeitis but his le^s were
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    RENT RISE IS BEHIND QUIT NOTICE
    10 29 RENT RISE IS BEHIND QUIT NOTICE I I I I
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    ACQUITTED
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    Fed, Frees Luxuries
    3 29 Fed, Frees Luxuries
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    Big Rush From India to Beat The Immigration Deadline
    322 30 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues -A big rush to reach the Federation before the new immigration BUI comes into force next month is now being made by thousands of Indians many of whom would not be eligin!.^ f< iu entry Pewits
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    Shopmen Meet On Sunday
    74 30 THE Singapore Shop A j tams Union will summon an extraordinary genera! meeting on Sunday to discuss a memorandum which is to be subI mitted to Government. The memorandum a sks GovI eminent lo fix an eight-hour working day for shop assistants and to bar the
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    Jailed Man Walks Out Free
    84 30 CHARGED with using criminal force to outrage the J modesty of a European woman ]at Change Alley. Mohamad Raja Bashir, a n assistant >( ><>k said in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday: '"She is older than my grandmother, why .should I molest her." He
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    FATHER'S BODY FOUND BY SON
    87 30 A FORMER rubber tapper. lim Liang (57) was found mining from home on June (J by his son, Lim Chi.i Hock. who told the Assistant Coroner. Mr. Giam Chang Hing. that alter live days search lie founri a decomposed body in a bush near his
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    3 DEAD BANDITS
    16 30 THE bodies of three bandits killed in Ijok were taken to Taiping yesterday.
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    Last Right's Arrivals
    91 30 (Top loft) American Negro wrestling star, Beette Samara, who is returning to the I'nited States after a successful tour of India (Right) Mr. Saw Bin Sit and h>* attractive sister, Miss Saw Lay Eng w ho arrived from London to sp^nd their Summer vacation with their parents,
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    New Burma Visa Ruling
    73 30 PASSENGERS entering end leaving Burma by the same piane with a brief stop at any airport in the country, do not need a transit visa now. But. their passports should be endorsed for travel to Burma and they should not leave the airport during th: stopover.
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    Gurkha Show Hailed Traffic
    142 30 LONDON. July 14 (Renter) The massed pipers of the Brigade of Gurkhas from Malaya diflocftted tralTir in London today when they played outside the Imperial Institute. They wore fulldre.ss uni--1 forms dark sreen tunics and trousers, white spats, pillbox caps and piaid shawls. Before thoy were
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    78 30 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, July 14. The following are th closing prices ot iubbei c r<* fin on the Lordon market: LONDON RUBPfR Spot Wd. Aug. /Sept. 19 id. Oct. /Dec. 19 rt d Jmu./Mmr. 19.d. Apr Jun# 1^ d. Awg: c*. 19.14. Marker: Sfeodf. LONDON
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    He Threatened To Shoot Me: Wife
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    107 30 LONDON, July 14. (AP)— The Koyal Naw reported to- flay the U.S. giant Bifcorsky helicopters, it has been u ing in the Malayan jungle war lor the last six months, are "oui best weapon ever." "The terrorists hate them" said Lieutenant Ronald E. F. Taylor 28-year-old
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    44 30 PREPARATIONS arc fpinfl nho;id in K«>la Bharu for the AllMalaya Scout Janaoree w'ftiflli Ij boinK hfld rx-xt monfh in telebratiof] 01 the mlvit jubilee of the scout movement in KaiaQtan F.jryi slaw- Aod icUlcnMni eluding Singapore, will j»cnd 2U xcoutj and officials.
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    149 30 PENANG, Tues. Malaya interest in using electrical methods in tin sheds to reduce labour and cost impre.^ed Mr. I. Hall Carpenter, he told The Standard yesterday speaking of his recent tour of the tin mining centres of the Federation. Mr. Hall Carpenter. president of the
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    1826 31  - Alice In The Malayan Wonderland ANDREW ROTH By LONDON, JF the legendary Martian wonts to study Asian nationalist politics and lands in Malaya, by some error of interstellar navigation, he had better have the inverted and whimsical comprehension of an Alice. Otherwise he can scarcely understand the wonderland of Malayan
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    1026 31 \JR ALEX .Tosey in his 1 article published In the S'ngnnorc Standard on Ju.y in disagreed with our to col'eagues in the Many press to organi7e themselves into a Union Mr. Alex .Tosey's contention is that Ma'isv Journalists shou'd j )in an all-race^ Journalists Union since
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    33 32 Mil l.1O:«IAIRK batiks Lee Ben. na:iagi:ii; director of the South East Asia Trading Shim Co.. Ltd.. In Bangkok, will be deprived of Thai nationality by order ol the hai police AFP
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    137 32 TOKYO. July 14. Truce negotiators met in secret ites<io:i lor ."i!» minutes KXjay and Communist radio broadcasts indicated that South Korea's promise to honour -n armistice lor only six months was unacceptable. A 'ion session wr.> scheduled again for tomorrow morning In Seoul
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    46 32 BOMBAV Juiv 14 <Rcuter> Dr. S.ilvan-ikrair) .sinha. a inemner ot 'he Indian Parliament •-aid Mere vesierdnv that tne Communist movement in Ind'a would It 'considerat y weak cned because the Cominform had slopped giving aid to the ommunisl Part? of India.
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    70 32 NAIROBI. July 14. (Renter) Mau Man terrorists today attacked and overran a Kikuyj home-guard post in tho Keeumo location of the South Wyeri Reserve killing 12 Kikuyu guards and a tribal policeman, j Defenders at the post held Ollt for two hours against an
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    49 32 TEHERAN. July 14. (AP)— The uanian new-paper Eteiaat yesterday quoted Premier Mohammed Mossadeq as saying that if the people refuse to endorse hi s work in a nation-wide referendum he will step aside and whoever is chosen by the people wil] take over."
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    204 32 BERLIN. .Tuiy M. (Renter).— Mr. Louis Fischer, world exp:rt on Soviet ■Hairs, declared yesterdaj that Mr. Malenkov, Russia's new leader, is not a free man In borne politic! he mu>i f on t lie support of ihe K: .1 Army against the security police. In f
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    515 32 4-POWER TALKS ON GERMANY IS PROPOSED WASHINGTON, July 14— The Big Three foreign ministers agreed today to invite Soviet Foreiqn Minister V. M. Molotov to negotiate German and Austrian problems in o move that could lead to o fact to face meeting of President Eisenhower,
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    263 32 Bidault Warns Of New Threat WASHIN l« N. .Julv Ph i-iyn Georgei Bidauli the UnUi <) S mri Britain terda^ thai France would f »n a very riifi^-ult situation if a truce m K 1 in shifting of < mu?' Bidault t.»M S y ol Stat,. John r'o^ter Du Britain'
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    70 32 CAMBRIDGE. (England)). July 14. (Reuter) Honorary degrees were conferred on the Duchess of Kent and eminent men from the Commonwealth at Cambridge University yesterday. Tribute was paid to the Duchess who became a Doctor of Law for her Far-Eastern tour last year Others to be honoured
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    239 34 JAPAN PROPOSES FINANCE, TRADE TALKS WITH U.K. Ink 14, (AFP).— The Japanese Govintends to approach Britain formally with f or holding an Anplo-Japanese financial since Japan's export trade with the has hopelessly deteriorated, sources jl, Government said today. The sourr €s said that if Br.tain agreed to the Japan- ese
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    57 34 photo. THE Dutch tugs Thames and /ii.nkiv tow a section of the Singapore floating dock into Kalkara Creek to be broken up. Originally it was intended to brag the dock to Britain but to avoid further expenses being incurred it was subsequently decided that Maltese firms should proceed with the
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    316 34 R.I. Issues Figures On Rubber Output Earnings Near US$142M. y B RACKMAN Stondord Speciol Correspondent \~A AKARTA < July >*. —In the first five months of this yeor. fho Indonesians expotted 278,104 tons of rubber to the tune of 1.4 milliard 900 000 o*t,cial exchange rate this is the equivalent
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    168 34 LONDON, July 14, <AP).— r.reek Minister of Co-ordination Spyros Markezinis yesterday conferred, with Minister of State Selwyn Lloyd on the prospects of stepping up British capital investment in Greece. Markezinis, strong man of the Greek Cabinet, Is here on a week's visit at the invitation of
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    Malayan Mart For Flashlights Said Expanding
    149 34 INCREASED trade which the Malayan Emergency has brought to the flashlight industry will not be lost when the emergency ends, as the Malayan market is rapidly expanding, said Mr. R. B. Dick- 1'• on. Far Eastern manager for Ray-O-Vac, when he arrived y Argonaut
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    135 34 MESSRS. Osboinc Chappoi. announce the returns for the quarter to Jur.o 30 for the following tin mining companies: (In pfculs). Chcndoiiang Tin Dredging Ltd. 461; Gopeng Consolidated Ltd. L',080: Hongkong Tin Ltd! 1,065; Kent (FM.S.) Tin Dredging. Ltd. 1.525; The Kinta Tin Mines, Ltd. 1,515; Killinghall Ti
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    W. JAVA RUBBER JOINS SLUMP TOO
    266 34 Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, July 13.— West Java rubber has joined the trend in slumping priees throughout Indonesia. Fear is now mounting over what the real consequences ol a Korean truce will be. i Informed quarters said thereis little doubt but that the dropping
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    90 34 W.*SHINGTON. July 1 I (ReuterV The Senate ngreed j yestcrdaj to the United States taking part in the international wheat agreement for the next three years. The Senate ratified the agreement hv voice vote after ;i l>r:ef debate In which ;il Senators criticised B tain
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    88 34 LONDON. July 11 M< I Britain's tot.il >\ t for the first half cf I nn all tirru- f I <»:<7.7U0 t f) ns. the R i i .inri Steel Federation a *t)day. I ThU was more than t. Mon tons abovr r
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    Wet Pitch Helps Munden Get His First Hattrick
    508 37 Wet Pitch Helps Munden Get His First Hattrick LONDON, July 14, (Reuter).— Widespread rain iffected not only the Test match at Manchester yesterday but ail the other first class fixtures. All matches were interfered with at one time or another and no play was possible at Colchester, Bradford and Nohtinijham.
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    Boon Chai Bata Champ
    253 37 KLANG, Tat?. The Bala Spirts Clu annual a* porti r»n B '<»n Chai w, individual championi were: 100 Y.tnlv: 1 Tan IV. on Chai: 2 Zackareya; S. Maideen.— lU ||i;h Jump: 1 Tan Boon Char. 1 Smna 2 Ran Hasbuliah. 4 ft 1 1 ini I
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    Match Postponed
    21 37 Yesi SAFA Division 3B i :wccn JolliI VU and Immigration SC baa a < ned due to in- t r.
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    Davis Cup Finalists
    103 37 LONDON, July 14 (Renter)— Belgium and Denmark will meet in the final of tho Davi.< Cup (European Zone) tie to be played before July 21. In the ?emifinals which ended yesterday Belgium bent Italy by three matches to two and Denmark beat France by four matrhes to
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    Rulers' Shield Cricket
    108 37 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Selangor, Perak, Negri, Johore and Penang are the only five states entered for the Malay Ruler*' shield cricket. Selangor will meet Negri on July 23 and 26 in the southern zone. The match will be played In Kuala Lumpur on the first day and
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    ROSALIND IS THE BEST BET
    397 37 Has Done A Searching Preparation ROSALIND, a Magic Red mare, is my best bet for today's races, second day of the Singapore Turf Club's July meeting. Rosalind has had a searching preparation since skipping her engagements at Ipoh and is now cherry ripe for her
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    Wonder Gold For Double
    166 37 WONDER GOLD has struck a brilliant patch with two firsts and a second in three outings. This Australian bred Newton Wonder gelding has yet to reach his peak and is capable of earning another .vinning bracket in this race He carries 6 Ib. more and is
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    LGU Golf Winner
    32 37 -Mrs. J. H. Frenken with a score of 63 wag the winner of trie Singapore Island Club's (women's section) L.G.U. match !*th 1 MP Wa Mrs M Clemem s
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    TODAY'S SELECTIONS
    19 37 >l IM KIMIMIt M M 5 M, 11 a Bar- i B K I Bl<; smt:r ""^^gr^-T-^
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    NAZAKAT AGAIN ON TIME TEST
    333 37 NAZAKAT won in a manner to nml that slic is sood for the double. She goes u\) two divisions uiih 2 ll> less and is therefore not badly treated. Strictly on time test she has (he beating of an v class Held Her time of
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    Sanhora To Win The Main Sprint
    53 37 SAMIORA. who li.k mid,. ooi i nrn maiden sur,-^ km i,, tuj 5 £&?< >« sprint (Race K) 1,.r clan I dixi ,i ground to load from thr hall mil, easy winner to equal the MWM lon K s and 19 v;,rds. full nun
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    Today's Going
    19 37 iTBAOI r.in fell on Monday and wstcrd.iv I h.goins for t»d.i\\ rtMl in likely to be yieldtaf
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    Superiority For Race 2
    124 37 RACE TWO SUPERIORITY every! n in h workouts. Oi S ran a vtrj writh Brnin I 4 ee. It was a very M disn r that efTort should p I ahead of his rivals In Btccaf go close. He won here I and carres 6 lb.
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    1st Round Wins
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