Singapore Standard, 18 July 1953

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    20 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD m an s. Vol. IV. No. 16. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY; j LL y 18, 19r>3. TWELVE PACES 10 CENT*.
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    Gift For Churchill
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    RUSSIAN TANKS ROLL IN BERLIN
    21 1 RUSSIAN TANKS ROLL IN BERLIN :i rumBerlin new imunist 1 iir s t of remy. Hi i Striken Srmed i i
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    RED HQ RAIDED
    47 1 Reuter I I 1 She to! the official who in the fruit that it was i i ■>,) Winston get well soon." part of a gift of about L\o')o oran^v'> wl sent to S Churchill by the i i fruil growers of South A£i :a.
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    Tension In Egypt Eases Controls Relaxed
    95 1 Tension In Egypt Eases Controls Relaxed CAIRO. July 17. -Cairo Radio reported today that the li Army had some 'i their king poin*^ in the Ismailia ;rti:p on Monday after Leadraftman A. V. tligden disappeared. (I -neral Sir Francis Fesi Com man dor of British troops in Egypt, ordered a
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    Diary General Is Held Guilty
    42 1 WASHINGTON, July 17 AP) -The VS. u I of Appe >: today upi: martial conviction ol >r Gen or :il R W. ri >\v whose diary fell into n* Russian hands and provied prop lean la for Moscow.
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    FOR THE HOMELESS
    74 1 Wf one of its qPfttfittfl decisiOMJ yrsti-rd the Colony Government, within 30 hour s of the disastrous fire at KampMlf Orang Lant, announced vlans to house iht IjMM people rendered homeless on Thursday. The homes ffnt the victim* will bf v ri > !h are tflC fL/i'f
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    Fund For Victims Stands At $11,473
    435 1 Fund For Victims Stands At $11,473 CONTRIBUTIONS continued to pour into The Standard Fire Victims Fund. which was launched by a donation of $3,000 from Mr. Aw Boon Haw. l'» to 5 p.m. yesterday a total of SI 1.473.30 was received. People from all walks of life, touched by the
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    Accord Reached On Libya Talks
    33 1 LONDON'. July 17 (Router; Anglo-Libyan talks for a treaty of friendship and alliance ended here last night with a "large measure of agreement", a usually reliable source said.
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    Malaya's Men Are Now Back
    264 1 EYES UP- -NOW DOWN The Malayan Coronation contingent rot Mined from London on board the Empire Trooper which sailed into Sin^jpore yesterday. T here wer e broad smiles and cheers as the troopship docked after the long journey back. The men spoke highly of British
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    Mrs. Parsons Gets Back Her Freedom
    172 1 PENAXG. Fri.— Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons, who was ordered to be kept in sate custody in the General Hospital by Mr. Justice YV. Buhagiar was today given an unconditional release by the Resident Commissioner, Penang, Mr. R. P. Bingham. Mrs. Parsons wag acquitted by the
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    2 THUGS KILL A SHOWMAN
    57 1 KLANG, rri.— The Chinese proprietor of a show performing in the Klang amusement pnrk was set upon by two Tamils at 12.30 a.m. today i" the central bazaar. A second Chinese who tried 4 o intervene was also badly beaten up. The two men were
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    PRINCE BADLY HURT IN CRASH
    36 1 HITCHIN England, July 17. (AP)— The wealthy Manua.iah of Cooch Behar, whose horse racing colours are orom ''ent on the British turf. was critically injured in a ear accident last night.
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    Sixty Drown As A Ferry Upsets
    36 1 AMBALA, (East Punjab', July 17. (Renter). About 60 people were drowned when ferryboat capsized in the River Sut'.ej near Kiratpur 80 mile? from here last evening, it was reported today.
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    Copter Rescues Men From Flood
    29 1 PUSAN. July 17 (AP) Helicopters rescued -<> American soldiers from a tiny island in the middle of the raqin^ 250-foot wide Tabg-Chon Rivetin South Korea
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    China Trade Men Are In Hongkong
    42 1 HONGKONG, July 17 (AP) Seven members of the 19--man British Trade Mission to Red China arrived in Hongkong tonight stating that they had reached a trade agreement, involving 15-million English pounds both ways totalling 30 million.
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    DUKE NOW DR.
    17 1 THE Duke of Edinburgh has accepted honorary membership of tne Br."L-h Medical Association. Reuter
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    Footballer Slew Umpire's Father
    33 1 JOHANNESBURG. July 17, (Reuter) Jacob Mapike, 22, an African footballer, wai sentenced to death he: rda? for shooting the fathe of a referee who had repeatedly ruled him ofTside.
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    The Kempei And A Sleeping Premier
    76 1 TOKYO. July 17 (AFP) Premier Shigeru Yoshida s!epl right through the night as a former Kcmpeitai man sneaked Lino ti.* uc ;u:.i jcl aud vmj'v a note admonishing him on his attitude towards politics on a toilet paper. Yamaqata stole into the Premier 1
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    RUSSIA CLAIMS OUTPUT RISE
    47 1 MOSCOW. July 17 (Reuter) The Malenknv governnv first economic report tince it was formed last March after the death of Marshal Stalin said today thai output in the first six months this yonj 10 per rent, higher than the correspouding period In L952.
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    THE ESCAPE OF SHIMON BEHAR
    36 1 TEL AVIV. July 17 (Keuter) —Shimon Behar, o.»:" o: chief defendants in the I of an alleged terrorist iroup. :■>•-(] from bii prl during the night after Sling through its irot; ba
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    A RECORD FLIGHT
    26 1 FLIGHT-LIEUT, i L. Whiteman yesterday flew from A ralia to New Zealand In three hours 31 minutes, setting a new record.- A P
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    Rhee's Men Push Back Korea Reds
    111 1 SEOUL, July 17 (Reuter)— South Korean troops were continuing to drive steadily northwards today in their counter-offensive against Chinese Comniu- nists. Tiie South Koreans attackhifl on an 18-mile front had pushed the Communisms bark by at least a mile at several points an Aliico
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    Money Is Voted At Rush Meeting
    701 1 Standard Staff Reporter The Improvement Trust has been authorised to call for tenders at once. A Government statement says that following the visit of the Governor Sir John Nicoll, a special meeting of the Finance Committee of the Legislative Council called yesterday afternoon, voted
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    Nehru's Men Show Force In Riot City
    71 1 C TTI 17 (KP M. iw .11 med 1 i an ,h.> Indian i tent mar •■><■. In 10l troops mi .i I the iwo a use I by far- or m n I! S I I three Injun I di* r if
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    JUNES TRADE BALANCE BAD
    24 1 w s ixterni ii t \,p i to prelim ii i 1 J R i ling pai <• i"» i i
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    BEER BY THE BLOCK SOON?
    65 1 LONDON, July 17. (Renter) Britain's public houses may soon be ordering boor by the ton instead of by the barrel. Experiments a*e under way here on partially frozen beer concentrates that will be delivered to the publican In blocks. The barman wi! 1 defreeze the
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    BURIED TREASURE
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    BARRIER BROKEN
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    Couset Sequel To Big Fire
    79 2 FIVE youths cla m?d trial in Use Singapore Fifth Police ou» t yesterday, to charges of theft and retaining stolen properly at Thursday's big fire at Loiong 3, Geylaug, Singapore. The articles included a refrigerator, wrist watches, irold handles. The youths were Loow Khe Wee,
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    Architects Query Varsity Planning
    164 2 Architects Query Varsity Planning THE Council of the Institute of Architects of Malaya, has written to the University of Malaya, and the Royal Institute of British Architects an the nppoiniment of architects outside Malaya for the preparation of plans for the University building project. This is stated in the Institute's
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    What became of Kampong Orang Lout
    51 2 photos. SINGAPORE'S Commissioner of Police, Mr. Nigel Morris, ond the Coloniol Secretory, Mr. W. L. Blythe, (left picture) survey the devastation (above) caused by Thursday's big fire in Geylang where more than 3/000 were rendered homeless and a whole kampong razed to the ground.-
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    Judge Rebukes Police Officer
    259 2 V POLICE Inspector was severely reprimanded by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the Singapore Assizes yesterday, when during the course of a murder trial, he was seen pointing out something on a plan to the i ioreman of the jury. ftor was Mr. A H ry. ■sn
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    En Route To US
    32 2 DR. ALI Sastroamijoyo Inaonesian Ambassador to the United States, passed through Singapore yesterday aboard a KLM airliner on his wrw bnck to Washington aftej: consulta- Uous in Jakarta.
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    City's New Fire Engine Carries Its Own Water
    242 2 difficulties encountered by Singapore firemen through the absence :f water at the Kallang Basin fire will not be repeated again when a new fire engine, equipped wrth a 400--gallon water tank, is introduced in the Colony next month. The fire engine, costing
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    Four Drivers Fined
    25 2 FOUR S'ngapore drivers wore pn I u the Singapore- Second* TrulTic Po^v e Court yesterday. They were fined a total of $195.
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    JETLEY OFFERS HIS SERVICES
    93 2 >IK. MVADAB .lftley, a ucllknuun Indi.tn classical dancer IUM «'M»ud hi> services If an\ Midiviriii.il or organisations who wish to ittfl ikow to (ollrtf funds f«>r the S'.intl.iid 1 ire Vit tinis Fund. He >aid he uill trv U* nli^t thr ICfff iCCfl «'f oilier artistes
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    SECOND FIRE IN GEYLANG
    65 2 Cause Unknown A MYSTERY of a \man, i starU bei\ i S I roThc S the omi irai no' known. Damage wi it Che Suli ie of h s prised colour pld Che Suliman's brother, Che Raron 1 >v wbo I "It is an d.iy for
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    Bumped Into Two Women
    46 2 TWENTY-THRI E YKAU-Or.n Chia Kec K<. guil'.y ye u rdaj pore Eifthth P ce Co irt, of knocking Into two European women uritl their modesty, Tni hc'ri in camen Chia was fined a tal of $300 or in d tw* rronths* imprisonnu
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      158 2 ATW4YS UNEXPECTED in>lall NATIONAL FIIIE EQUIPMENT COATWOOD jil.i.lM i itl TRADI.M UUi FIREPROOF S\F K S i CABINETS FILING CABINETS f>' cause Insurance trill ,;int nsatc but ILL NOT REPI ICE YOUR RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS. wmamtm i^— —^Ma i— BCH— 9 j f or your COffiror* end Enjoyment Relax at
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      87 2 Too Late! I The time to acl I was YESTERDAY I EACH I >*J! CYCLE CARRIAGE C IV.PCRT DF r SINGAPORE. KUALA ELEGAW 111 VVV OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEAD IN 1 till All ■I'lUl IU u Up to Dote HDHOOMS I I telephone MffViCVi l^i Reduced EXTENSION K) i ct
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    Million $ Services passed
    19 3 Million Services passed I.IMPIK, M stt pplpme ntar (his year "ne i 'l" )r()V- Koala Lumpur Council today. 1.J.M1-l
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    A Kiss After Five Months
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    Together Again
    87 3 He left her tu<» days after thoir ucddini; in Loadoa 1 .Now \v r»' together again, Trooper Tlioiikis Pliillios and Jii-. Ujlc (iv. en A kis> after five months' separation. SAC Jimmy Smith and wife Ann. They will celebrate their first Mreddiag anniversary tomorrow. The troopship. Kmpire Windrush
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    Rift Between Graduates
    406 3 f »^s3i HJ jam m aH 9 |u| I a^^^a^V Woman's Charge Stirs Controversy Standard Staff Reporter fUa N fhe c^f of a moss meeting organised by bv M n9 v POr A T f? cheps U "'<>"' strong rebuttal r a V V AmbIOYa 9o«'/ the
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    Pneumonia And Enteritis Kill 50
    46 3 THE Singapore City Council i, health statement for the weik 1 1 ending July it, reports a total! 1 of 77:t births in \\w Colony as against l.">."> deaths Pneumonia 1 1 1 and enteritis were responsible for another 50 deaths
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    $3,650 NETTED FOR VARSITY STUDY TOUR
    337 3 A r>RiVE for funds by I students ol the University of Malaya Academic Societies both in Singapore an 1 Federa- e u t< m c» total collection of 52.:i;»7. Together with the proceeds i of a variety coacert the total 10.40 which will go
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    HIS DESIRE SHOWS A GULF
    74 3 From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Thurs.— Mr. P. P. Narayanan, Federal Legislative Councillor, demonstrate i s emotional gulf between Western and Eastern socialists H Stockholm yesterday in following on the speech ol Mr. .limes Griffiths, former British Colonial Secretary. He felt satisfied with the sincere
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    Shop Men To Form A Union
    83 3 Shop Men To Form A Union MALACCA. Fri.— Ma! i i shop assislants will meet on Sunday at :i p.m. at 19 Wjlferstan Road to discuss Lhe lnr mation oi a shop assistan union. Convenor of the meet- is ivl. Palanyappan, a \lalacca trade uni mist. $ICO Cr Month YONG
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    Civil Defence Needs Ambulance Women
    205 3 TIIK Civil Defence Corps in Singapore is in need of women volunteers. There are only 18 now. Civil Defence Commissioner Col. L.T. lirbank. to&'J a press con Terence yesterday. "We vrould like to see v i i m each in the ambulant j"ii\ welfare sections,"
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    Cultural Centre Building Fund
    90 3 THE following donations I x have been i <-d by ipore Council for Adult ation towards the Building Fund for the Singapore Cultural Centre: Serangoon Rural District Committee 12 0*10; Workers' Education A i i ion $1,750; Keppel Education A >- ciation $1,000; Dr. Elizabeth Kelley
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    BOY'S BODY IS RECOVERED
    149 3 PENAIfG, Fri.— The body of hin Swe e Chong. a 10--yar-old student of St. Xavier's Institution, was re ouvercd in the sea off the Renon«? Ground near the Esplanade this mum n n-: It is btie\ed the hoy went <»"«. for a swiin on Wednesday afternoon
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      304 3 EMBASSY HOTEL (Situated in Mn^aporr s llrsi Kpsidrntul \rrm> Opposite Katon« l*>rk 4C Meyer R»ad, Sin«aporr T.I lIMI I Liaca M w^ ll^,^.,.. l 111 l roN/cnr NIGHT f# I EXTENSION TO I A.M. MISS 1011 f INf5 WO^fa KOMi'S I \MO| S MN(.IK fm^ ~~^lgiMi j < \li \i:
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    COMET DELAYED
    13 4 THE B< which v from Rang wai ngine ected a*. I
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    Record 'Bag' Of 119 Reds
    272 4 Military Chalks Highest Score KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. More terrorists were eliminated last month than at any time this year. Terrorists killed, captured and who surrendered during June totalled 119, 32 more than in May and one in excess of the January figure which is the
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    2 Robberies In Penang
    70 4 2 Robberies In Penang PENANG. Fri— Two recent anted robberies in IVnann ;ire suspected to be the work of a nant; now •penUiag actively Last month the innuites oi a Immsc i» Uifle Baage K»Md wire robbed by some unknown masked men. Last Tuesday ni^ht cash and jewellery amounting to
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    Motor Car v. Oil Tanker
    71 4 THE two pictures show the result of on accident between a cor and an oil tanker which crashed into a water main about a mile from Klang. One side of the car was ripped wide open. The tank with 1,800 gallons of oil in it
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    Missing Man's Pay Will Go To Wife
    95 4 KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Fri— The wife of a missing Kuala Lumpur Municipal employee lias been told by the Municipality that she will continue to receive the salary which would be due to her husband for the next threi* months. She will be y durat
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    FED. SETS JULY 31 DEADLINE
    139 4 FED. SETS JULY 31 DEADLINE KUALA LUMPUR, F F\ d< the H- gistrar of B on or befor ofl y person any de'iver< I v. i. be .nd in cj i I for v very day I :rin? i b the As it is not p a thout a te
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    BANDIT BOSSES KILLED
    82 4 KUALA I UMPUR, Frt Two member^ of thfl Conimu- D I among three I rists who have been h rity forces. 1 •lficd »s Wah Joo. Both of them on the «lo Wong I i Hainai about 39 yei i 5^ the rgency he wbs <> rul
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    BED TO SUBPOENA MENTRI BESAR FAILS
    147 4 KUALA LIMPIR, FrL— An application to jet the Mentri Besar of Setengor to appi i üb| i in court during the bearing of an ap »i for wrifl of habeas corpus was turned down l>\ t' Justice, >ir. Justice E.O. Pretheroe. at the Hffh
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      93 4 now nrfiffiTr ST^sl SHOWING t^JII'I J ff 1 DAY I IM«RAif:;W Ll oi: "MYSTERY PR EMir I j MctH? Mas r I M A j» jtw I w.-iiiil 1 mm I .1 in M> rKI M 111 1 TODAY fi* V I Niii \\<:i;m\(. 111 I Mir "CRY, THE BELOVED
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      115 4 CLOSING rubbe. prices (cents per lb> in Sin g a po c yesterday were 15u>ers Sellers No 1 K.S S Spot Le#se 853 85^ No. 1 K.S.S (i.">: «i.">; No. 2 K.S s! «M t.U No. :i R.S.S. Ml M; Tone: Quiet. TIN P!?i( F The price ot tin yesterd.i
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    Book On Famed Saffolks
    122 5 r I'.l. J -it I a •he skinned firte." I% natter ai tin irbefore they leai n• > r iguui Jung] w ■•inn k th I prn r and rertainty th#.» |ung for th t suid xpei ii ».h .n--arts of j i R rtN I
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    LABOUR MOVE TO SKIP ELECTRONS
    66 5 mdard Stair Repot ter !.»?>f>iir Party may not particij \e kma in December. Air. i member of the General Council will 5 Council meeting lonigfcft that the eipating in the coming nans. I P I d ambi P >n ran c:<i<t without elecI i prog
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    'YOUR TOWNS CAN RIVAL GEORGE TOWN'
    7 5 'YOUR TOWNS CAN RIVAL GEORGE TOWN' g
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    Student's Bus Tour
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    Club Library
    23 5 THE Taiping R I and Ire to donate tO SJ€l them to Mr. Chung Swes W i Taiping Labour De i
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    More City Fire Call Boxes Urged
    121 5 More City Fire Call Boxes Urged \TTAP-HUTIED ai tpore should i r :s and C. K. Raj, The o rtlay would be small an important prevenMr R ►hat th arou b Streel Vi toria Streel I North B Road where the risk of tire as great, and call boxes cqualy
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    1st BOYS' CLUB FOR PENANG
    60 5 PEXAXG. Fri. Steps to i the first Boys' Club in the Settlement will bo taken a meeting at the District Court House, Nibong Tebal, on 24. A o.ivniltee has been appointed by the Nibong Tebal Disti t W faro Committee to "i. A con- able
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    Left Food For Bandits
    94 5 SEREMBAX. Fri. How n young rubber tapper was arrested while in the act of leaving foodstuffs for terrorists was told in the Seremban High Court in-fore Mr Justice A. W. Bellamy yesterday, when Chow Kow was sentenced to seven yean rigorous imprisonment on a charge of
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    Argument Costs Him $100 Fine
    64 5 M A L A C C A, Fri.— An argument over the co! of a $150 debt for coconuts resulted i" a pig rearer, Tan Wah Kit using a aeilknife cki Haji Monhk'ar Haji Jelani. Mohktnr received two drop wounds on one of his fingers
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    HE HAD OPIUM
    27 5 FOR possession of opium i and smoking pipes, I><? Van Teck, ">4. of Jalan Men., n. Muar was lined $-50 in the Sessions Court.
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    KALLANG ARRIVALS
    91 5 photos. AKKiVAI.S m Kalian? Airport yesterday Were .Miss Ruby l.oke. (top Irlt). aiece of millionaire Mr. Lake Win 'I ho. who graduated (mm Che!ienham ladies Oeflege; Federation Police office is back from C.K. (nurse: 'top ri^ht picture: from left.) Inspe< lor Abdul Ua'i.ib. Lt I. P Hyde, f
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    INDIAN CONGRESS MEETS ON D. NAIR
    150 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Regional Indian Congress will hold an emergency meeting of its managing committee shortly to consider the report of the special committee appointed to investigate the case of former school teacher Mr. Devan Nair and his reinstatement. Mr. Naif was
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    136 5 NURSING, as a vocation, has at last taken on among the yirls in Singapore, according to Sister Tutor B, (ieor«r. of the Singapore (ieneral Hospital. But there is always room for more recruits. An indication of the new interest taken hy Singapore girls in nursinK is shown hy the fact
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    Govt. Has Accord With WD Assn.
    132 5 Govt. Has Accord With WD Assn. New Jobs For Retrenched Staff KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A brood cjcncrc! policy has now b?cn agreed on befween the Wcr Department Civilian Staff Association here and the Member for Industrial and Social Relation* on the question of finding employment for W.D.C.S.A. stoff whose services
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    Collision: Judge Acquits Driver
    39 5 KARMIN <<!i--ver of s hich on Oct. l i junction oi" Dm i: the S First Trail .h EL H D y. in ihe i'h of Jusuf 1 !.i an, offlcial of tlio Ind< if
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    BEST NEW VILLAGE WINS $100
    9 5 BEST NEW VILLAGE WINS $100 i A B I
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    Morning Club Holds Meetinq
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    TRAFFIC LIGHTS
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    SHB Assn. Opens Door
    79 5 THE Singapore Harbour Board Stall Association yesterday decided to open its doors to ali month!v rated cmp'oyees of the Board. Hitherto only white-o workers hn-. n members of the Association This decision which H en at th e annual met the association last night wi allow
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    Woman Convicted On Opium Charge
    87 5 CHOXG Poh Ki;ai. a >26--jrear-old Singapore married woman wbs yesterday sentenced in the Third Police Court to six months' rigorous imprisonment on two charges of being in possession of prepared opium and opium smoking utensils. Inspector KB. Ong, prosecutIng, said that when the AntiNarcotics Branch
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    More Forecasts By The Met. Men
    31 5 More Forecasts By The Met. Men More than on written fon Malayan M vice in Oil d the 1902 a: I repoi in a.r traffic ;irul con since the pr yt-cir.
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      197 5 RtiBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard Ur^on Cotrcspondcnt O^i July 17. The fallowing ore th closing prices i tin -in the London market: ONDON RUBPtR LONDON TIN Spot £593 per ton 19d. buyers, £595 sellers 19 d. Tnree months: £593 19. d. buyers, £595 sellers. 19 J. S:.'t!emont Price: £593 19d.
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      70 5 'Correci iSfSK^i^V time T |fc 1 glance J|L 'V" s^£ SERVICE MX \3 MJ Jfci 2^ Piide and Conl ownei r>- 1 A landmark m the hi star* of in the «ki'.l with whJefl Uie vi tM f i "«"> ti»w mca > ii id a .ne o-^ n itation
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    Elections In 2056?
    872 6 HAT the- 46-man committee appointed lo examine the question of Federal elections will decide C^od alone knows. When their ?epori will see the light of day will depend largely on the decree of enthusiasm the members of the committee have for an elected Legislature. Some members may
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    655 6 In this article WONG TET CONN explains how this "money association" works ''FHE Chinese te^rm among their own friends a "money association* 1 which is called "vui" in Cantonese, "fui" in Kheh and "huay" in He>kien dialects. The formation of this "vui."' called tontine in En-li^h, has
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    CHINA FOLLOWS THE SOVIET PATTERN
    1113 6  - CHINA FOLLOWS THE SOVIET PATTERN Max Beloff In this the first of two articles the author argues that it would be more reasonable to compare China of today with the Russia of the middle twenties By E STERN observers of Chinese affairs have not unnaturally been preoccupied with the question
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    369 6 Review of Views Fed O.i S 'ip?rmen £UiTS an MET.AYU says that j th« two hundred thousand j text h r.ks \v ii( -!t cost the J Federation Governmem ob^at one hundred thousand ri.»|. Z lars for pupils in the lower 2 standa«ds of Mala? schools viii oniv anrouraac >«
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      115 6 S>r. 1 Wish 10 to a young British Offl or v. k) came forward 1" 'lie rescue of a little *>oy student of Min Tet School. BcificM Street. Ipoh. Aluuit 2.1.) pjn. on the 7 7 S3. the little Chine** boy was Leaving the and I
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      WHAT IS A TONTINE?
      126 6 Sir:—Your COI lent Goh Chong K nt you ■n exrlusi tory on the Tontine from Ipoh and j paper published it in J 8 is<uc It was followed up by another newspaper f-(>r-r< pondent who has made a very poor attempt to explain '"What a Tontlfl
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    8 Tried For Nun Murder
    18 7 i c! ('1 Si who ed \m most intry. '>. V. e pubj wii-
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    18 7 IT S1 X I Britain 1 worth of Hies iming irita- d that
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    LABOUR MP ON THE 'RAT' THAT WAS AT SPITHEAD
    558 7 LONDON, July 17 (Reuter) Mr. Maurice a Labour member of Parliament toriticiscd Mr. Oliver Lyttclton, the Colonial C fary, or defending General Templer in Mr Azix, a Malayan journalist "a rat mc stinks in South-East Asia." had objected to the tone
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    19 7 1 hi BKbt for „i Comma lungshai > s OB a rcThe Noihe
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    The Big Contest
    152 7 TWENTY SIX of the world's most beautiful women went on display in Long Beach. California, on Thursday night before a distinguished panel of judges in the competition for th e title of Miss Universe. It was just a preliminary round to trim the list to ten. But
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    Margaret Returns, Calm Amidst Gossip
    318 7 LONDON, July 17 (AP)— Smiling and seemingly caret ree. Princess Margaret came home today to a Britain buzzing with talk about her rumoured romance. The man i»i the itory, divorced RAF Group Capt. Peter Townsend, w ent to Brussels two days ago as the new
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    Climbers Knighted
    66 7 LONDON. July 17 (AP) The Queen last night proudly decorated members of the successful British Mt. Everest expedition and knigh.ed bdmund Hillary, the lanky beekeeper, who reached the top of the worids highest peak. The Queen conferred knighthood also on Colonel John Hunt leader of the expedition, and
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    Rebels On The March
    74 7 WESTERN NEPAL NEW DELHI, July 17 (AP)— Seven hundred Communist-led rebels are advancing on Dhanparhi. a commercial centre in Western Nepal, it was reported last nißht. The band is believed to b* thp one that last week was said to have captured Niiawri. another important Nepalese
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    Russia Creates New Ministry
    40 7 MOSCOW. July 17, (AFP) The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet Council has decided to set up ministry for medium engineering, and has appointed Viacheslav Malychiv a* head of the new ministry, it was announced here today.
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    Bomb Burst In Crowning Cinema
    41 7 BANBRIDC.E, (N. Ireland), July IT (Renter) A bomb exploded early today at the rear ol a cinema In this country down town where the Cordnation lilm "A Queen is Crowned" is due to be screened today.
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    39 7 )holn. PRESIDENT Quirino of the Philippines is kissed by his d.ni';iitrr m l;iw. Conchita, as hi s son "Tommy" loofcs on, in a ward in the John Hopkins hospital. Baltimore. Maryland where the President ua s operated upon- AP
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    Rhee Pledge 'In Black And White'
    336 7 Rhee Pledge 'In Black And White' Robertson Reports On Truce Mission WASHINGTON, July 17— President Eisen hower s special trouble shooter in the Korean truce talks reportedly told Congress yesterday that South Korean President Syngn.on Rhee has promised in black and white to collaborate in an armistice. Chairman Chipeifild (Rep-lUinoi
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    18 More Quit Iran Majlis
    107 7 1 8 More Quit Iran Majlis TEHERAN, July IT. (AP» I —Eighteen more Deputies <>i [rai swiftly ing 1 Majlis (lower house of Parliament) resigned yesterday Indications the stricken Par- < liament might commit suicide. instead of waiting for Premi ier Mossadeq to make the kill. By nightfall the total
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    Christie's Effigy
    36 7 A WAX effigy of sex Stranglcr John R. Christie went on display in the Chamber ol Horrows at Madame Tussaud'l Waxwork in I/m less than an hour after he was hanged on We inesday
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    Daring French Sky Raid Takes Langson
    272 7 SAIGON, July 17. In a daring surprise dayi:ght attack, French Union paratroopers today captured the city of Langson fountain-head of all war equipment Red China supplies to the Communist-led Vietminh. Five thousand paratroopers, who dropped from Americansupplied Dakota and "FBoxcar" transport plan quickly took
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    Hurled Child Over Fence
    92 7 VIENNA, July 17 (Renter) A Hungarian lawyer making j a long-planned escape with his wife to Austria, hurled his six-year-old daughter over an eight-foot barbed wire frontier fence to safety when a grenade exploded near them, he told reporters here. His wife, gravely wounded, lost a
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    EAST-WEST SOCIALIST DIFFERENCE
    204 7  - EAST -WEST SOCIALIST DIFFERENCE ANDREW ROTH Bv T.ONDOX. hi Conlrasi between Socialists of East and West were noted by the Times Labour correspondent at Stockholm yesterday. Mr. Jarru s Griffiths Colonial Secretary in the Labour <;<>vernment explaining British Labour Policy, said ihey could not transfer powct feo va<" ruuni. They
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    CHURCH'S CODE FOR MARRIAGE
    52 7 CHURCH'S CODE FOR MARRIAGE I o-.]M >N. July 17. (UP i ri i Bi by U)< I th K: ill i .1 e p yrho rh:! establish < during th.ir kiihli Chapla i i lii f vide .i n I>r the It v Al rhu i 1 with t 1
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    ELEPHANTS TO AID MAROONED COMET
    167 8 BOMBAY, July 17 (AP)— A 8.0.A.C. jet-powered Comet airliner, which left Karachi for Bombay early Thursday at 500 nrles an hour, looks like having to finish the trip by elephant power. The pilot mistakenly put the Comet down on wron^ airport. Juhu. one and a
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    WORLD AIR SPEED RECORD BROKEN
    58 8 SAX FRAXCISCO, July 17. (AFP) The world air speed record was broken yesterday when American Lt. Colonel W. liam Barns attained an average speed of 715.7 miles per hour over Thermal Beach :n California Barns was fly:i:jj an F-86 Sabrojet. The previous record was established
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    Rush For Ceylon Air Rights
    168 8 Rush For Ceylon Air Rights COLOMBO. .Tuly 17. (AFP). British. Netherlands and United States air linei have applied recently to the Ceylon Government for rights to expand their operate ni^h Ceylon, including one poi I from Tokyo. The K.L.M.. Royal Dutch Airlines, which MMM tiSM operated a number <>; cnarter
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    45 8 photo. FLYING the Red star, the 7.6§0-trm Red China ship .%.:••:>;<. ll rests at anchor in Honskon? harbour. The ship, first from Red China to touch Hongkong for almost two years, arrived in ballast recently seeking repairs it could not set carried out at Canton.- A.P.
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    Smallmen's Output In S'pore Drops
    94 9 Smallmen's Output In S' pore Drops SIXGAPORE smallholders produced t»i> tons of rubber la^t month (78 tons in Alay). while estates output was 59 tons (same), according to official statistics. Total stocks of rubber in Singapore at the end oi June, exclusive of foreign transhipment, were 48.029 tons against 43.302
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    Financial Talks
    29 9 THE Finance Minister of i West Germany Herr Fritz Schaeffei has arrived in New York for talks with World Bank and United SWt«f government official^ lit I
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    BRITAIN FOR FARMING REFORMS IN MALAYA
    433 9 BRITAIN FOR FARMING REFORMS IN MALAYA THIS week a young: man from Malaya will he "pradvatta*" from a school of mechanised farming near Coventry. Kngland. His n.ime is Ismail bin Ilashim and he i s just completing: the final stages of a twelve«reet course at the Ferguson School of Farm
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    Rubber Trading On Restricted Scale
    156 9 Standard Market Reporter THE rubber market remained quiet yrsterdav \%:th prices declining by about 1 cent per 1b first Srsde rubber lor Au-ust shipment being quoted U5 tents at the close. i— enta in 4 he ma a rather reaccordina to Pen''. :v.n\ red to
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    3 Cinemas Close
    35 9 "J'llE closure of throe cinema houses in Macao last week Is. according to reports received in Hongkong from Macaa, inAe of a business deprr sion that has hit this onrsthriving Portuguese Colony.
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    Tin Shares Improve
    166 9 THE small Improvement in the tin meta] price both in London and Singapore encouraged more buyers of tin and industrial shares in the local market yesterday. Industrial shares were quietly steady and some improvement was evident in market leaders in the tin sertion. The volume of business.
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    26 9 IX DO-CEYLON ESE trade negotiations hav e ended with an agreement \o increase the export of Indian handloom th in return for Ccvlonosc tobacco. A. P.
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    Sir Sydney Hits Tax On Rubber
    197 9 «,«i a review of the Malayan rubber industry Sir Sydney Palmer, chairman of the Rubber Grower^ Association in London referred to the excessive taxation, the improved condition in Malaya and the need for free competition between natural and synthe- uc products. In his address,
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    HK EXCHANGE
    36 9 HONGKOXG, July 17.—Special Standard Spj-vicc closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.90 to £1 sterling: $6.02 to US. 1 dollar to Malayan II: S2 07 to one Indoan Ruppiah, Gold $271,375 to
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    Copra Price Was Steady
    130 9 IHF produce market in Singaj ore was steady in copra [coconut oil and pepper yesterday witfa r al l busines* passing. About t o n tons of ol.ic'rr and whitj pe| p t chunked hands yes ten! ay at around quotations and the market In this
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    Aussie Newsman For E. Germany
    68 9 Mr. Clivc Turnbull. political Columnist of the Melbourne Herald, arrived at Kallang yesterday by Qantas Constellation on route to Europe to cover poliiiral developTnonts. particularly in Easi Germany. Now that the Russians nave eased travel restrictions, he hopes to be able to get into East
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    'FOOTLIGHT VARIETIES'
    31 9 "FOOTLICHT potpourri ot son| items, i orru <'•■ being t Theatr In ild oi tii«' s P and broom io in Tirkcts at still :u tilab bought a( th< V
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    In Goes A Coin — Out Comes A 'Coke'
    286 9 In Goes A Coin Out Comes A 'Coke' Standard Staff Reporter FORTY Coca Cola slot ma<hii each t i i.pjx^d with its own refrigeration unit, have arrived in Singapore for distribution to local offices, clubs and service stations. Tl o machines have been >Ughl here by Ak>> rs. Lion Ltd.,
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    Awbery: Malayan Rubber Saved U.K. 'Britain Owes A Debt'
    303 9 Awbery: Malay an Rubber Saved U.K. 'Britain Owes A Debt' Molov«, L S-_?° N .i- JH,y 1? a' < R e «.«'>-Mor. money h coming out at Moioyo than this country Britain) has ever put into it M. S 5 "Ma e .a y ;an° r b0 KK r S-J
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    Strikers To Meet Galletley
    87 9 REPRXSENTAI l\ E3 c HO inking Diethclm Company's a' mum factory in A1 I will meet rni rioner I i W. I. Galletley r-ortain bv th o company to :e. 1 worker I on I trc: V tll M) v npany do nc I work. The
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    Call To Boost Thai Rice Price
    24 9 U\X(]K()K. J men meni to rt rice. They al n 1 A v rol rire prod u pi
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    THE 'BLOWTORCH BLONDE' WINS HANDS DOWN EVERY TIME
    2206 10  - THE 'BLOWTORCH BLONDE' WINS HANDS DOWN EVERY TIME Louella O. Parsons By CERTAINLY am sticking my neck out, j when I start to single 5 out the most exciting women in today's HollyJ wood and have chosen Marilyn .Monroe to head my list. She had to be J the winner.
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    542 10  -  BILL WEBB JONES Bj? IhJ lipuiv Miiaary CoS ernors crew in Berlin he" is introduced "o the great German teacher of sine, ni at th. opera. Professor p lu l N-uhaus, who onheirnii Montgomery Robinson rin B offered to trata htm at no cost for as
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    Popularity Poll Is On
    72 10 JJOX'T iwid to send your entries for the Hans Christian Andersen Son? Competition to THE MUSIC CRITIC. c o THE MOVIE I 1)1TOK. \s ING PORF STANDARD." I2S, Robin ><»n Kd. StegapofC 1. -\nd Mark Vnur Envelopes "HANS/' \n album of Danny Ka>e Herords to the
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    257 10  -  ANACRUSIS j MUSIC NOTES By PARING the past weeks several letters aid J many phone Mill ask he j question— what has happenSed lo the "Hl3 Master'* Voice" Studio? In !wo years this rentra!- ly-sit'.atcd and well-equip-j ed litie concert hall built up a unique reputation
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    MIGHTY LEAP BY ENGYOON
    554 11 MIGHTY LEAP BY ENGYOON ONE perfectly attuned and mighty leap by' Singapore's bespectacled schoolmaster, Tan Ens Yoon and Singapore s hop step and jump record which had uas^hattJred^^ aS the 1952 M^> an record Ami the leap, taken in the qualifying round of the lira day of Singapore AAA's 15th
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    92 11 Fri of inq; the siiot: 1 Shaman Lim Kan Sin; E 1 in. I < ii- 3. K. Theseira Inter-achool mile medl< ,-is Institu- 2. 1 School; 3 Anglo 4 min. 28 ing the Disc«K 1. Tan S 2. Lim Kan Sin; 3. Chiang. 75 it 7 High
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    18 11 \I.A LUMPUR. Fri.— Mrs. boat Mrs V. i today to win the women's tennis charnpionship.
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    162 11 Singapore, Selangor Should Win 1 Ihere will be two Ma lava Cup matches today. Al Seremban. Singapore will mec t Negr Sernb.! iin ln southern section hether the Colony will figure Li M ourth successive Cup final, while at Alor Star, Selaa *>* will meet Kedah in a Northern section.
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    46 11 IAAJC NG MALIM Fri. Tne. lollowing will represent ranjong Malim at cricket imst Tapah District on Sun«?y: M. Kannan (Capt.> K. Nmdiah. Lim Kok Soon. Von* tK 1 SharD s Nithiaak i 3n i Nalhan R Vijesuricr. Abel Neelagandan Menon Wong owee Yan.
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    27 11 JPOH. Fri.-Th o Twelfth Lanoers beat the lpoh Malays 4 M in a first division soccer h today. Scoren were Ridm>i (3) and l\iw: -on.
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    26 11 PENANG, Fri— The Ferry ynms-sters beat CRC 7—o in a division soccer match today. Indian Recreation Club beat Sepoy Lines 11—0 is yesterdays game.
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    39 11 BOMBAY July 17 <UP>Cricket Club of India's Bjdrrv.nton Committee has invited Dr. Dave Freeman of the United States and Wong Pen* Soon of Malaya for the annuaT open badminton championships oi their club, beginning Sep. tember 9.
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    35 11 IPOII. Frl-Moaw Tav of fwSS^tiT! 0 h- second a fera°k .fnnis tn] e todar when in SS f i- rn T Uim Chi and do^bies^fi,!:; I 8 < n the doubles final
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    60 11 y .3SL on kon K North Point basketball team arrived in Singapore yesterday to plav l h JfJ maU-hes in th e Colony. I They win meet Singapore J> on S Sc ong team tonight at the Happ v World stadium, the j Nanjang Siang Pau o
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      580 11 NOIHKS Notice of Bale by TompetitTe Tender Surplus RAF. Equipment SURPLUS R.A.F. Bquif is ofl*»red for by rorrpctitive tender This l equipTient may be tlttti at t the Sacs Sortion. I'HDS i RAF. hTaintenanci FJ.t <• *> Seletar between the hoOri of i 10 00 AM -12 00 Don 2
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      243 11 CERTIIK Alt: COL'RSr: TKA( BOW IK \IMN(I (Ol I KCiE (1^53 .>b) AfVUCATIONI fo: l sion to the rst fm > t the I i the Sin«ap(. h reiv' a from the B\n nr. Train] I I Road. -T 1 1 v qua lion* for er.tr. a \('il r IM'h
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      51 11 ml THET P/TCHER AH BUR/EO. Jk MAMWV Si TA/E MAH MIMD 5 'EM OOf^ Jfl^^ I I Caw- O ArttWftO*! ~«j L Copr. t95), Kin/{ FtJturw Symlicitc. Inc.. World ri';ftn fficrvcJ. —1 I a O i s, VC^V A FRIEND >n>c^ -PV/*^52P iMg\ j HEy THAT A *V V OF
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    CINDER'S PRINCE FOR R. 2
    309 12 CINDER'S PRINCE FOR R. 2 Cinder's Prince, who rarric thf righi up to the fin; furiung befu.-e going down t Majfniflceoej and comuany icy in this rac e 2. H uld improve on that run a he i.s now in peak form. Biggest danger i.s straits Cod wh j ran
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    It Will Be Cinecolor All The Way
    438 12  - It Will Be Cinecolor All The Way WINDSOR LAD By CINECOLOR, a Prince Chevalier gelding, is in such striking form that it will be unwise to oppose him in the Williamson Memorial Stakes over six furl<;ugs and 19 yards. Cinecolor has made headway since his great bid in the Coronation
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    Curlew To Win Race 4
    185 12 I Curlew, who finished fourth to Honolulu over the mile should win this class 1 division II run (race 4) over 1J miles. He Bets 1 lb more and meets Bloodshot, second to Honolulu, on 4 lb better terms He shoulc asain have the beating
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    Going Good
    23 12 HEAVY rain has kept off the last two days and the going for today's races is likely to be very good.
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    Big Betting Coup
    112 12 W ,r, B |!u!d UIS TKRN P GIAND Julv 17 <K'uterl. -Police »*'M- called in last niffht to Investigate what is believed to ■Ere"today mP A:lu000 b <-«™z coup by racecourse *an£ The police are probing the raus»» of a telephone breakdown which cut ott the course
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    UNKNOWN
    147 12 a:,. I',',:;-,:;:'..:1 Sfl Si:: 1 :s A Ion? framed fully buiU cu has a brilliai tun I speed and trill be In i merit over the long h Timah ttralght F at Kuala Lu npm he name fr rastating r lJn 1, rival! to triumph in th > gor
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    Braddell Win
    27 12 Braddell Bporti il A Telecoma Union in a SAFA Div UK the Gey lan i? P atM M for the winnei i 1 the losers.
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      943 12 TODAY'S SELECTIONS Windsor Lad Gay Reveller Goodwood »K< AHCOtS V\ AIKIKI \V\IKIKI .iikiki Windy Corner 1'.. < .n, .»«•<, Windy Corner ticteatlcoe* Ihr strttnd 2CHDUI PRIM'F CIM)KR\S PRIM E WUIIIIK ItW straits i'ode straits Onle Strait* Code Itritlsh Kilm HrltMi film Cinder's Prince SI i»i:R|ORITY SI'PKRIORITV l>lt\<iON Kl V SeartH
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