Singapore Standard, 22 July 1953

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD it m V^ IV. m. 20. S.NCAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JLIY 22, 1955. fWaVI .'AGES ,0 ,KMS.
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    NEW COLONY CONSTITUTION
    531 1 4 DECISION that irill hare a vital bearing on the constitutional <iH«topmtm of Singapore has been fafcen by the vrnor. Sir John Sicoll with the agreement of the Secretary cf State for the C This step the appointment of a Constitutional Commission to be headed by th€
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    Blythe, The Mate, Piped In Council
    48 1 porter >iii •ti n<il ind ,ikl j re r t ary ince I Mrs -II iU the ■ill iril\ hetii i nil d his d him nil on I l< > rrspon* v* h<« i work in ;\nd 0 1 on i I
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    ROW OVER A NEW LIBEL LAW
    55 1 HENS, -I (APi F opposition news- lay suspended publi[Ot one day ii\ protest 5 proposed Legislation which ,i increase the severity of under Greece's libel I a 11 v -r.\ Th would provide jail s of up to three years men an d editors
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    THE NET CLOSES IN ON BERIA'S COMRADE
    232 1 THE NET CLOSES IN ON BERIA' S COMRADE VIENNA, July 21, (Reuter)— A big reshuffle just announced in the Hungarian Government is believed by Hungarians here to indicate that the close friend of Lavrenti Beria, Minister of the Interior Mr. Ernoe Geroe, is being encircled and i olated. A the
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    Tram Fare Riots Still Continuing
    55 1 CALCUTTA. July 21. (AFP) Demonstrators again threw bom; inej and arid ?t police-run trams today, but The city is l( :mcr than it has been during the past few days. 1 Today was the 20th day of ihe protest against the increase of I second
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      U.S. Can Now Sell Synthetic Plants
      44 1 WASHINGTON, Jsly 21 (AP).— Trie way was cleared in th« U.S Senate today for a bill to permit the U.S. Government to >:e!l to private industry 29 synthetic rubber plants built at a COSi of more than U.5.5500,000,000.
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      Mao Stays Out
      38 1 WASHINGTON. July 21 (AP)— US Secretary of State John Foster Dulles today said the United SUtei would refuse to discuss the admission of Communist China to the United Nations at the prospective Korean political conference.
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      Only One Slain
      27 1 HANOI, July 21 (AFP) French forces engaged in •Operation Swallow" which raided Laflfson suffered one killed and two wounded, it vva» revealed here today.
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    Curfew Then Food Search
    73 1 KUALA LUMPUR, rues. About 7,500 people were searched for excess food after a house curfew was clamped down In Gemas, Tampin district, yesterday. It was the 77th food lifting operation to b e carried out in j Xegri Sembilan, and one of the biggest. It lasted
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    QUEEN MOTHER ILL
    16 1 QUKEN Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, has a sligh; cu'.d and in ioors. Reuter
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    THE CRIPPS WEDDING
    77 1 bridesmaid* wore blue photos. TOP: The former Miss Peggy Cripps, 32 v «*ar-old daughter of the late Sir Stafford Cripps, with her 'groom, Mr. Joseph K. Appiah, a law student from the (iold Coast, after their marriage at St. John's Chuirh. St. I John's Wood, London. ABOVE:
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    FIRST IN 4 YRS
    24 1 THE first Soviet Ambassador Vasili A. Valkjov. to be appointed to Yugoslavia in four years, arrived in Belgrade, yesterday. AFP
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    Tanker Afire At Colony Wharves
    36 1 A FIRE broke out in the Stanvac tanker, Meifou, bertned at Dork No. 2, Singapow Harbour Board, early last night, but the S.H-B. Fire Service soon had the fire under control.
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    Langson Note For Templer
    104 1 PARIS. July 21 (UP).— Franco's daring airborne strike I In Indo-Cnint, which smashed the key Lang on supp'y on Red China's frontier, has i demonstrated a new strategy which t;an be applied siiccess- fuMy to other A ian antw Communist wars. That wa s virtually the
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    Envoys Exchanged
    12 1 •JAPAN yesterday restored j diplomatic relations with Auj-| tria. AP
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    MRS. PARSONS IS NOW HOME
    68 1 MRS. PARSONS IS NOW HOME LONDON. July 21. (R —Mrs. E ./;>• ith Parsons, u«-year-old widow of an RAF flight lieutenant, arrived here by air last ni^ht from S pore follow in" her acquittt n charge of ki' ng her two children. Mrs. Parsoiis husband killed whi.t (lying on c
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    Pontian Reds Kill Policeman In Trap
    269 1 By RONNIE DUCLOS, Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRIT, Tues.— Communist terrorists committed one of their worst murders in the Pontian District of Johore, yesterday. Six terrorists belonging to r the Pontian gang, ambushed thii'c Malay policemen in an armoured car. killing one and wounding
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    THE FUND
    62 1 \520,000 /sPassed I IN LESS than a week, The Singapore Standard's fund for victims of last Thursday's disastrous Kallang Basm Fire has passed the $20,000 mark. Rich and poor alike, gave their share. Please send your donations early. The Standard Fire Victims' Fund closes at noon on Saturday,
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    Ex-President Dies
    15 1 DUMARSAIS Estimt (93) president of Haiti from 1»46 o 1950. died yp>:errtay. AP
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    Miss Canada Chosen
    13 1 CATHY ARCHIBALD named Miss Canada of I9sii last nig UP
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    'Tec Got His Man And Gets A George Medal
    100 1 'Tec Got His Man And Gets A G eorge Medal LONDON. July 21. (AP)— A Hongkong detective. who though badly wounded chased and caught an armed bandit, was awarded the George Medal today. An official citatiuu In the London G«z<.'Ue said Detective Corporal Leung Yiu Tonf "displayed courage and outstanding
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    FOUR HELD IN SHERIDA SHOOTING
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    Gereral Harding A Field Marshal
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    STAGE STAR DIES
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    Mrs. Seow Is Backed On 'Partiality' Allegation
    140 2 Standard Staff Reporter MR. HENRY Hoclistadt, president of the Singapore Teachers Union, in a letter to The Standard yesterday, supports the opinion of the C nion Secretary Mrs. Seow Teck Lens, that the new Education Sendee scheme discriminates between Graduate and Normal trained
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    Plans For Air-Raid Shelters
    66 2 Plans For AirRaid Shelters THE problem of providi •i Singapore s ;in tiie <• I J City i.rea t was last -e t i Public Works Department, and e .i plans are now 1-! ready use in the v mergency. > This was stated in the P.W.D. report for 1952.
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    JENKINS REVUE TO START SEASON
    198 2 THE "Jenkins Revue" j i a team of six cabaret and i variety artistes, who uill < i open their season at the 1 Capitol Restaurant from i 1 I riday, arrived in Sin- I 1 papore in the K.M.s. i torlu. yesterday. 1 Standard
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    'Utter Nonsense,' Say Rubber Men
    291 2 Price Racket In S'pore? Standard Staff Reporter INFLUENTIAL rubber circles in Singapore emphatically denied a charge by South Sumatian (iovprnor. Dr. Mohamed Isa, that the Colony was manipuatinsr rubber prices. i Dr. 1.-. that lized in per cent dry. ire marked down to only 50
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    Council Defeats Move For Post-War Houses Rental Control
    302 2 Council Defeats Move For Post- War Houses Rental Control Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Legislate Council yc an overwhelming majority, a move to imposbuildings built after Sept. 1, 1947. The move was made by Mr. C. R I). (Labour Rochore) who, when it pressed for a division. Sixteen vol. d
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    Lyttelfon: 1 In 50 May Be Suffering From TB In Singapore
    120 2 Lyttelfon: 1 In 50 May Be Suffering From TB In Singapore LONDON -'1 (Seufc r) Bi' and t gapne's Kit a millior may be from I rculosis, ding to stal I Singapore. Mr. 0 iver Lyttelton, the C< nia; Secretary, gave U fi;,\ir<_- ,n the Houai I Comv in reply
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    Girls Collect $382 For Fire Victims
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    A Permanent Home
    11 3 tf^rasnrs SjtSK^san. was man van his seeing-eye dog.
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    TAN CHARGES RAJ WITH USING CHURCH FOR GAIN
    208 3 I Standard Staff Reporter Prosressive Party leader, in a clash at the Sineanore din* yesterday, accused Mr. C. R Dasaratha Rai i\ Ji the Church as a stepping stone to gain some^ pubHcity ?or l n film in Sing ipore we consider
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    S'pore To Have A Blind Institute
    338 3 S'pore To Have A Blind Institute Govh Grant Of $200,000 Voted ferdZ Sl "9apore Legislative Council yes BhnH i f h« Singapore Association for the blind of Singapore irrespective of race, age or weed miS is how the S.hool for the B|,nd will look like when buillin,;__ to sUrt this
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    34 3 Leading Sin^nalmm Kadcr Ilashim. the only member of the Malayan Ro\al Navil Volunteer Reserve t<> the Coronation parade t-on.'in-Rent pictured on arrival Hi Kuala Lumpur Railway Sta tion on his way hark lo Penanij.
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    2 He!p Run Malaya Hall
    113 3 Stand.iri] Staff Reporter MALA V A N lenta in Britain are helpii run their own hostel —Ma I{ Two students sit on the Board of Govern Thij is contained In the I annual report of Malaya Ha I tabled before the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday.
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    BREDIT CLUB DANCE AUG. 1
    48 3 THE Bredit Club, members are from the I its of Bu ine i Regi Estate Duty ind [neon will hold their annual dance the Hotel M ijestic. K Lumpur, on Aug. 1. Dance tickf iinable from the Social S Mr. K S V
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    Mr. Lee Gives $10,000 To Fund
    38 3 Mr. Lee Kong Chun ha > donated $10,000 to the Sititju pore .Joint Relief Oi^.jni i for the victims of the Gej ing fire. The Singap »re Buddhist 1 Lodge don ited $500.
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    Singapore Turns Down Television
    231 3 Standard Staff Reporter i IS Il XP 4 9 RE is not suing to have television not for the time being at least. The idea of a stateoperaied service has temporarily been rejected bv the Government which has not completed the conditions whereby private enterprise might
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    'WONDER' TIMBER SAWING MACHINE
    134 3 Standard Staff Reporter A NEW type of timber saw iriij machine which can be iet up and operated in a fore->t within three hours is now on the Singapore market 11 is the Forestiere Bandmil! Sjwing Machine, claimed by ts manufacturers to revolutionize timber production methods
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    18 3 This b» Ihr new Forrstirrr CM Biaimill Sawing Mjivinr iu. k ),itid by Spot Kudiu Ltd d.:i, ti'Uie.
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    39 To Greet Indian Mission
    59 3 SINGAPORE Muslims hay* elected a welcome party ol 38 to receive the South Indian Education Mission beade 1 by Quaide Millat Janab M M med Ismail Sahib, President of Indian Union Muslim League and an Indian M.P. It will be beaded by Janab Ahmad bin
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      264 3 LLOYD'S ADRENALINE CREAM r^ -re/ieves MUSCUMt MM V,. REMARKABLE RESULTS FROM NEW f f« "TRIGGER" SPOT TREATMENT I A MTA J C '*A T>ie turret ot success lies in trenth*Q I w ro^A«Ml|*« 'vhat are known n* the mMI F I p*>* 7 > 'tt» < r sj)')f». trhich are
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    'You Solve Housing In Umque Way'-Ex-Governor
    138 4 'You Solve Housing In Umque Way'-Ex-Governor Standard Start Reporter SINGAPORE'S housing protects were highly praised by Mr Ja« ies Arthur Ewinff, former Governor of the American Samoa Islands yesterday. "The way your housing problems are t>cing tackled is quite unique." he said. "There is no comparative scheme even in the
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    Draft Rules For Public C'ttee Soon
    105 4 Draft Rules For Public C' ttee Soon .1 THE Singapore Governn 2nt yesterday b< i :1 assurance that the draft i itions under section i!<i or the P i c S< -.-ion Ordinance 1 4 will earliesi possible moment 'ho Legislative Coun Thia a irance w 1 ?iv«n W. 1
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    4 MONTHS FOR STEALING PEN
    22 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— ed nment ay for ng a j t\ J •he .'oi !1O a dc-
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    Labour ExchangeTo Open Rural Offices
    206 4 Standard Stan Reporter THE Singapore Labour Exchange might be decentralised to enable unemployed to register In the rural areas. J his possibility was mentioned by the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. Blythc at the Legislative Council meeting yesterday, in reply to a plea made by
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    Used Pistol —Allegation
    64 4 JOHORE BAHRU. T ics.— Oil Kim Kec. Soi Te k Si and Tan Hcng Kim of Singapore wore charged in the Police Court today with having committed rob\>ery of $2,330 in cash nnd S6OO in cheques from a businessman of Pontian. They were alleged to have used
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    Causeway To Replace Kim Seng Bridge
    91 4 THE Singapore Legislative yesti r'iav g; tiie construction b> of a causewaj a s -lcnpore River neai K n Seng Road. E Popper, the C si] i mol :i of the i nt neci the Citj •i oi i dansjero Kim s ills." ler
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    AWARDS FOR GURKHA RIFLES
    56 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— F gallantry In action against terrorists in Malaj-a. the Queen has approved the award of the MiliUry Cross to Captain (now Major) R.E.W. Atkins and the distinguished conduct medal to Lance Corporal Pimbahadur Thapa, both of the 1/6 Gurkha Rifles. Major Atkins now
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    Malayan Curry At Sydney Food Show
    165 4 CHICKEN CURRY, rooked and canned m Malaya, dessicated coconut and canned pineapples, will be among the international dishes on dis-P-ay at the Australian Home toad and Beo.ity Exhibition vvmeh opens this week at the Sydney Town Rail. The food, of 2 European and .T>
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    He Admires Colony
    20 4 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ewtef snapped by Th« Standard "ameraman o n hoard tlip rjibadak yesterday.
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    Boy Says He Saw Tec Shot Dead
    248 4 PICKED MAN OUT LATER A TEN-YEAR-OLD Malay boy told Singapore Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh, yesterday how he saw two men shoot dead a detective friend of his, Johnson Lee. He also stated that he knew one of the two men and that he
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    Supply Restored
    17 4 JHE Ifentakab water suppty interrupted lor the past month or so. ha s been restored.
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    Dagger Threat In Hold Up
    105 4 CHINESE w i nan d in i bv u 1 i robben when she rclused lo part with h r banfle at her hou>c in L^rong Bcn^kok Singapore on Monday afternoon. Three t n armed with a pistol entered the hOUM with covered fMC| and
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    69 4 I iioto I M|vn K.innisadrvi dotmf I the I ndi.i n >.unbj i 1 \\.i-.inn at a reheansj in i:. ton. i Theatre i on Monday nmht Miss i i i»c\ i ipp4 i! fail lasl nichl .«t the opeaisig of the Indian Drama j 1 1 V.ir Huiroui. I
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    'Union Men Victimised'
    21 4 •5 F I at t the to the In a McN< unal to lade bim by I on."
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    Wins Award Posthumously
    43 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs. Tlu> Queen has awarded the Albert Medal posthumously to Mr H E. Wilkinson, who lost his life in a n attempt to < ic a colleague. Mr. George Coventry, an Indian clerk, otnptoyed by Harrisons and CrosficW Ltd.
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    They Felt Sad When The Case Adjourned
    201 4 TWELVE post school cer'ificate students of St. Andrew's School. Singapore, who atter.d- t ed the Singapore High Couit to hear Mr. David Marshal! i make his defence submission in a murder trial, were ills- i appointed when Mr. Justice i I Buttrose adjourned
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      85 4 Weather MINIMUM Temperature: from :.:;o p.m. on Mon to 7.:;o a.m on Turs. Singapore t7«F), Penane 731 Kota Bahru ''•>H. Kuala lumpur <73F), lpoh (71F). Kuantan (81F). >laximum Tempc rature: trom 7..{0 a.m. to 7.30 p.m on lursdav Singapore (8IF). Penan; (871) Kota Bahru <«8r). Kuala Lumpur (87F) I noh
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    LABOUR PARTY CHIEF QUITS
    198 5 POSITION NOW HELPLESS; BLAMES PETER WILLIAMS In a statement to the press, he states: r Tho partv has ceased to exist as a coherent body in rvemhing mtXVble"™' P Slti^ s become wJSSTSS It .idd.s: "I have been the nominal head of :he party. whereas in
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    They Don't Cut All The Grass
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    21 5 > I N r it per Ihi in yesterday St ;--rs ter- v n i first i pi Ire: isy.
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    'Not Time Yet To End Emergency Law'
    204 5 Standard Staff Reporter visilunre, speed and teem* of action under Emergency powers have helped Government to deal with Me Communist menace in Singapore with some success, the Colonial Secretary, Mr. U. L. Bh the, told the Legislative Council yesterday. n a mol ion
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    Luxury Ship Brings 240
    51 5 IMF: Lloyd Triestino luxury liner Victoria arrived in Sin ipore yesterday on her maiden VO9 |e to the Far East and landed 240 passengers. Mo I of M PWS were Indians j hastening to this country »oI fore the now Immigration rornes into force on Aug.
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    $30M. Loan Is Approved
    168 5 Stundurd Stafl Rcpoiter THE Singapore Legislative Lounril yesterday approved |ne float;ii^ ol a 130,000.000 loan at 4} per cent interest by tn e City CounciJ for fin;.:;. ater and electricity ex" npo .schemes In a.ski'is the Council to approve the flotation of tne loan, the City
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    Aid Rushed For Widow
    89 5 lit. 'lII.KS ot ,he sinaja por« Standard st ni i n s.v» to widow in Knintin who with hrr scvt-n rhildirn, lived < ulircl\ on a. »t -i i r.d loiiinuls i,,r tin* mm n -vr« months P»i Mis of t!i<- Knanlan Abdi**iah Fnulish Srhoiu l".ir't"'f
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    Joiied Clerk Hugs His Wife
    25 5 Joiied Clerk Hug s His Wife IN r ol ourt a I to her and fort A. W. Ghovs h i1 on three d ■■eve::'
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    Councillors To Make A Secret Visit
    135 5 Councillors To Make A Secret Visit Tilh Ci v<•r n 0 I of i Singapore, Sir Johi I Nicoll, lias barred the I 1 Prrss from joinini; t la I Legislative CoinciOors on ,i their visit today to the old Supreme Court, the site of the new COXMBCH Cha other.
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    SIX MALAYAN STUDENTS FOU U.S.A.
    80 5 THE -i five M I te of Iri'ci B1 the !S ore YW( A terday. A a a p from a woi i 1 je. Five other fnu I ent. Three of the students 'ea ff)r S1 tea by air Univen ity i I tr.
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    112 5 I III: Sultan o IVrak. Sir YusotT I7*imK n Sh.ih r«-turn«<l to Malax;* aboard a VJanta-s plane last night after his \isi| (o (lie Corona- < lion fli-ltrjiioiis la i.unclon. I llr »\:is At oinp.tiiMil b\ Ibf I Deputy Meatn Bcair i Per.ik and i 1 \rzr n.irh <>1 ofhi
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    PAGLARS BACK
    28 5 DAIO C. J. PagUr ar: >atin Paglai I nation in Loi WONG AH LOON ind fined jai when he I ilty i] Seveui L to po*
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    Nurses Just Missed Tea With The Queen
    49 5 TWO Singapore \ursini; Sisl**rs, Mi^r, I V P^staaa and Grace Hiaii, lriimud to Um < >\ yi terdav alter a year's training srliolaisipp in V. -\A Administration in Uic I nit t r| Klßf^OM \n v ils- ippeiatcd. i •I H 1 I
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    The Middle-Man
    704 6 HAT would be the fate of Sinqapnro in a hundred years? Would it, like rrwiuy other great trading C( ntics of the past, fall into decay and neglect? Would this city of a million people, in the course of the next decades, sink into ignoble oblivion with nothing
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    SPITTING IN THE FACE OF HISTORY
    1607 6 SPITTING IN THE FACE OF HISTORY XHE British Government hos decided to spit in the i^ce of history in Central Africa Churchill's Cabinet has decided to ignore all the warnings of Kenya and every other African disturbance and plunge ahead with the federation of Central Africa It is R gambling
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    Review of Views
    277 6 Review of Views TUC And Politics UTUSAN melayu endorses the decision ol the m Trade Union Council to p.uticipate in polities T1 e editorial stresses thai those who ob.icct to the worker* attempting to decide tho political future °f the country should also object to the dominating influence vested mU
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    11 6 "lie's Redding his wintrr coat ti' .»i i' l
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      RITSON & SLAVE LABOUR
      354 6 RITSON SLAVE LABOUR Sir; When Sir Edward Ritson made his now famous statement about \\?.g e ys terns, he probably had not read Adam Smith's '"Wealth of Nations." Sir Edward says, "I am certain that all responsible opinion whether of employers, of trade union leaders, or of economists, holds the
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    277 7 'FLUCTUATION IN TIN AND RUBBER WAS DISASTROUS' l\ (Keater) Vlr. Philip Noel nur Minister, said yesterday that Ice of rubber and tin had been •ous to Malaya and other British our. had a ked in the House ,i the Government had taken i en! on the price of taw materials.
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    Whisky Export Biggest Ever Americans Took Most
    69 7 Whisky Export Biggest Ever Americans T ook Most LONDON, July 21. (ReutcM 1 of Scotch Whisky for the first six months of this re the highest ever recrorded, the Scotch Whisky iation stated yesterday. totalled 6.n8/ils proof gallons and earned i 17.4::1\174 sterling up to the of June. The United
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    50 7 ■I THE Queen Mother and Princess Margaret anive ai London at the end of thrir 111 day tour of Southern Rhodesia. Left to riyht as thrv walk off the airfield, the Dukr of Edinburgh, the Qaeei Mother, the Qaeea, Sir John DWlbiar. Airport Commandant and Princess Margwt.
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    351 7 LONDON, July 21 (Renter) Mr. R. A. Butler, acting Prime Minister told the House of Commons today there was every reason to hope that the armistice agreement in Korea could be signed without i further delay. Mr. Butlei told the crowded House: "An armistice
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    94 7 MOSCOW. July 21. (Router) All Moscow papers today published a Soviet official proI tesj to Turkey at the proposed visits of British and American warships to Istanbul this month and next. They were described a> a "form of military demon>tration" in a note handed to the
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    Mossadeq Faints In A Graveyard
    55 7 TE'iLRAN. JUO 21. (AFP)Premter Mohammed Mossadeq had .i fainting fit in a cemetery asi ni^ht. the first time lie efi his house for h week, i was revealed today. Mosi had gone to the cemetery to out flowers on the graves of his to owerj
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    U K. FAVOUHS F.E. TALKS
    335 7 New Move To Widen Korean Political Parley LONDON, July 21, (UP)- -Authoritative sources disclosed yesterday that Britain might I favour broadening the post-armistice political conference on Korea to discussion of a wide For East settlement with the Reds. But there is one impoitant qualification' Britain
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    Rhee Out To Wreck The Truce Again
    125 7 Rhee Out To Wreck The Truce Again SEOUL, July 21 (UP) Some United Nations official here ftar President Syngman Etbee may upset the I plans again, it W8 l< mod her* today as Rhee contin a (lose stvdy of the Communist sur made °'> Sunday at Punmunjom. .Meanwhile, the Korean
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    94 7 SEOUL. July 21.— fierce Aghting blazed across the Korean central front today with six South Korean attack against the Chinese Communists, in Wrhl" h they gained r>!l bill one of their objectives, the Bth A .-my headquarters said. The Eighth Army reported a total Of 3i*
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    145 7 MKO Juls !1 ill' Ihr l".C\p(l«n (unni.iiinl vr~trrd.iv issued M i»V< t order h.inn ni; ninviinnii <>f supplies in ihr Sue/ Mile rxrrpt bv »|h-i b1 h ■HMI and stipn! M«<l iit.it i!n it h |Im I*i I -I' iin.iuthori/«-d \i < pi li\ spn
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    62 7 R rwo to -k the tin H- E Oi n Mi s i Ad dead the five Afi ican th<"r i olatl !h( Nv« i I) lasi J Another mei h;. m l«ed hei Kiti her i»]' <p hWI R making him r rtv Both WORM
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    142 7 LOXDON. July 21 (Renter) Lord Salisbury. Acting Foreign Secretary, :-aid today the Western Foreign Ministers agreed at their Washington conference not to exclude the possibility of tour-power talk. "at the highest level" it the situation seemed to require them. He told the House of Lords
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    68 7 LONDON, July 21, (Rcu--1 tor). Talks began in London •to lay on the biggest of I present series of wage claims affecting about 7,000,000 British workers. Leaders of the Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Workers who speak for 38 union presented a claim lor a ir>
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    40 7 THE British govern will probably be making a statement on negotiatioi Hungary over the case ol Edgar Sanders who ha been j in prison there for espionage charges for the past four years. —A.F P. i
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    184 7 TAIPEH, July 21. (Renter) Jardine, Matheson and Companv here today categorically denied a Singapore report alleging the British freighter Glengarry left Singapore on Sunday for Communist China with war materials. The Company which is artlng as agent for the British freighter, branded the
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    75 7 RUBBERJIN Standard London Conespondcnt LONDON, Ju'.y 21 The following are the closing prices of rubber ond tin on thc London market: LONDON RUBBER c 19id. a. 19id 0,l Dec 19^d. /Mar' 9jd. A«/W iVid. lul iiV 19i<*. I AU MaCri;ct: Quiet. LONDON TIN Spot £571 10s.
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    144 7 CIIVMO.NIX (Fiance). July SI A French moun tain (limber fought a grim and exhausting battle for life today .it th<> end of i rope front uhirh he has d.muled over a dizzying Alpin<* rh.istn for three terrible nights. The (lirnlxi. QeOTg€|
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    288 8 THE JET PLANE CAME OF ACE IN KOREAN WAR SEOUL, July 21, (IP)— The jet came of ase in the three-year Korean war. The Inited States air force proved that jet fighters and fighter bombers could do practically every combat job in modern air warfare. The Korean air war was
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    23 8 THE Tew ol 22.000-U>n T.S. r:aval Missii Purkj iia. pj [or dryLTom a 1 nare l.i thro B ml y, AP.
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    117 8 A Victim Of The 'Cold War' MANILA. JuK 21 (AFP) —A visiting British citizen who arrived Jwrr as a transit passenger Sunday afternoon by plane, became an innocent victim of the "cold war" waged by the immigration authorities against British nationals. The passenger. Mrs. Anna Gertrude (avanau:;h. a dress d«'s:^ner
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    70 9 Rubber Up Ct. On Steady Mart [ipore improved yesterday, i being recorded on a steady rubbei for August shipment closing m (Hi cents per Jb. r»d trom Unite'i and trade supmarket. <i<i cents poi -,':itly durii g day. the noon price b< Ib. >o close the mari to aroun, b.
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    91 9 Sequel To Million Dope Haul I h million-dollar npium haul b v the Singa- port* Customs in Mount- batten Road in the early boara uf Monday had a sequrl in the Second i riminal District Court \*vtrrday when Qng Say i luiai <33) faced a charge t ol possession of
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    114 9 t alk on i. K 1 -4'.a Ambei Kd -in i.i. Jm I tc i j ii s pon an Stoi 8c "Travel Royal 45 i> in v by IMH i*l MM NT Ml'-.^ION \U\ MO\ i Ml N I M \i Head Q irtert. 7 n m
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    43 9 HONGKONG. July 21 Soo cktl Standard Service dosing prices on the Il"n«kon;> Ex change lodaj were $15.t8 to ill sterling; $6,005 to US l dollai $1.8:50 to Malaj ;>m SI. S2 u4 I one Indonesian Ruppiah G>iU 5270.G2.") to our tael.
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    197 9  - R .I. Charges S'pore With Strangling Slab Exports ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By BRACKMAN, Special Standard Correspondent The Governor made ni~ statement shortly after a special conference at Palwibang with his district export oHicials. The purpose of rht conference was to work out soxns method of coping with the badly slumping
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    30 9 JHE produce mai kef in Singapore remained quiet v<-- v with little changes in quotations and sin;, ing. Copra quota* re per picul buyers for M-upmcnt v. i <
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    193 9 Stun lard Mattel BtpMtet MALAYAN tin shares marked down to the loi level this year ye lowing the sharp drop in th< tin metal price. Ihe lower levels, how< failed to attract buyer.-, lnmd rubbers were easier. Changed prices were: Bin or* Srller* .monv 2.70
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    205 9 Standard Stall Reporter A TEAM of Singapore Governmeni doctors will today start inoculating all the child victims of the Lnumg Tii;a fire at lee Rubber radoWBS. atioi is ct^.i' I lay no inor endlay lay 1 arnf I 12 e registered my cash the
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    No Utter Ruin For S'pore
    198 9 PRESIDENTS vi the -nr<v Chambers of Commerce in Singapore yesterday said that the pre.^en* trade trend in the Colony, though stagnant. s not spell '"utter ruin." They were commenting on the De Telewhich stated recently thai S ::..pore. the largest cen trade la South-E) Asia,
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    33 9 MORK thJ 250 jrettcrday to join '>iu- Ma Roval Naval Volunteer Re» h k a thr«c-da campaign foi recurita. Today a the la*t day loi intci vicv. a.
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    START BABY ON MIXED
    866 10  -  MARGARET SCOTT i HEN a baby is feed ing well either from the breast or from the bottle, and the household has settled down after weeks of upsets in one form or another, it's depressing for a mother to start thinking of yet more changes in
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    Can Yea Name These Stars?
    251 10 »»""»»»«> Siflr COnteSt NO. 25 "»""v»""vv I. L through this work The Singapore Stand lrd pre•enla its twenty fifth sur contest. All you've g»t t,> <li» is to roUect the six pictures ;l nd their respective coupons and send Ihi-rn Ufetfcer with the names of
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    331 10 'fieri TWttfl years ago I be 1 friended a Malacca girl, now a nurse, through letters On four occasion*, 1 took her out and confessed mv love for her. She laughed at me and said that she preferred her careei to
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    270 10 Beautiful Soup IM) kOU evet make your n wps? Hive you found out what exciting and (l.'ii. u> n.'.v flavour* jou eai m| by a little expcriniM Why always plain s<r.»r -ike -mla! marie with only one or two rcgetaMei? Preset! rrnyg ure an made
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    260 11 E2l (Heuler)-Sussex and Surrey, two counties well In the I tnd ot 130. ils: At Manchester: Lancashire 113 2 <J. T. Ik m 50 not out G r i 56) v. Essex. N.j play ,M«nd;iy becau.se of rain. At Lord's: Middlesex 150
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    508 12 Big Betting Mystery LONDON, Julv (AP)— The blue-blooded gentry wJio boss Britain's nice tracks start sleuthing today in Um biggest betting mystery of more than a century. Throe stewards of the Jockey Club, which numbers five Dukes, seven Farls, and Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill among
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    184 12 AN athletic meet in celebration the Centenary of St. Joseph's Church, will be held on August 1 on St. Joseph's Institution K'ound at 2.?,0 p m. Those writhing to compete are risked to submit their names to Mr. C. R Eber. of the St. Anthony's Boys
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    515 12 LONDON. July 20, (Reuter).— The Australian cricket tourists were all out for 416 runs in reply to Middlesex's first innings score of 150 here today. The Middlesex batting was net in keeping with their position at the head of th e championship table. The
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    83 12 THE following athletes have been selected to represent Johore Bahru District at the State Me«l at Kluang on July 23 and 24 B. W. Fernandez (Team Manager) J. E. B. Ambrose Roland Ng, Ungku Ibrahim. B J.. Hendrik. S. Sankaran. Worn; Kiok Seng. Lieu Kim
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