Singapore Standard, 25 July 1953

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    20 1 2 5 JUL 1953 SINGAPORE STANDARD RE^ Vol. IV. >«.. 23. SINGAPORE, SATI RDAY, JULY 25, 1*53 SIXTEEN PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    PROFILE: A DISMAL GENERAL
    73 1 North Korean General Nam 11 (left) smokinK his ever present cigarette and dressed as uttifc a.s ever, seems irked a s he stands with an unidentified member of the Cominun.si armistice delegation at Panmunjom Korea waiting for a session to beein Nam 11. head of the
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    THAT AXE SWINGS AGAIN
    87 1 YESTKRDAY The Singapore Standard was the Brtt to report the fall of the Federation Government's 'economy axein Johore. Today Th e Standard npbrtl the wide sweep of the s am e axe through I'uva Lumpur. brin*ir.| mm with it the heads of :>3 pclice offVcrs on
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    SUNDAY MAY SEE PEACE IN KOREA
    217 1 NEW YORK, July 24 (Reuter)— New York radio inlay broadcast a report form Seoul quoting a usualreliablc source as saying the Korean armistice would robabiy be signed on Sunday. The report added ii.it there was no official confirmation ol this. Roses And Beer Ba
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    Purge On Russians In Korea
    137 1 TOKYO, July 24, (AP) North Korea's Communist leader, Kim II Sung, is reported to be purging pro-Russian Korean Communists and favouring Korean party members who are pro-Chinese. Several members of the North Korean cabinet are reported to have been purged. Among them is Park Hung
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    ONE DEATH IN TANKER BLAZE
    70 1 WILMINGTON (Delaware) July 24 (AP).— The 9. 179-ton tanker Pan Georgia burst into flames last night as its crew completed unloading 110.000 gallons of high octane gasoline and fuel oil at a Delaware River dock here. One crew member. Ray Ott a second assistant engineer.
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    KENYA TAKES TEMPLER LINE
    60 1 NAIROBI. Jii'.y 24 (Re Kenya is now recruitii bigger police and will beg tate convicted Mau Mau criminals and d< On the "Templer" pattern of Malaya. The Chief Secretary to the Kenya Government, Mr. Henry Potter, announced the 1 sures to the colony's legislative council today
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    MAN PHONED THE PALACE
    73 1 LONDON. Julv 24: (ReuleD— A man telephoned Buck ins; Palace to speak to Queen E betli and was told a car -\ou!d be round to ;>iek him up. but two policemen arrived instead, ■< court was told today. Thomas James. A4 said he "was no? in
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    IS NAVY RES ON BRITISH VESSEL
    7 1 IS NAVY RES ON BRITISH VESSEL TYTY
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    PIILOT KILLED IN JET CRASH
    6 1 PIILOT KILLED IN JET CRASH YUTYU
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    Police Caught Up With Them
    6 1 Police Caught Up With Them TYTY
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    Malaya Smuggler Fined In Medan
    44 1 MEDAN, July 24 (IP).— A Chinese businessman was Rned 10.000 rupiahs by a judicial court here on Tuesday for attempting to smuggle 4.083 grammes of gold from Malaya on May 15. The Chinese was arrested at Poioma airfield here.
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    Soldier In 2 Moods
    39 1 An >%Bieriem« soldier (left) and j -aptJirrd Chinese Comniunisl soldiiT (right) are caudt b> the camera in ■'nh.«t> next" moods during a brc -k in the lecent battle on Korea's east central fi-jßt. W. Phot*
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    THE FUND
    73 1 Closes Today AT 5 p.m Stai ird Fire VicPund o :> e >i $25,285.11, the contribu- <• for the day $1.0 If you wan' to -h> bit and help the hon kamponc fo k§ of Lorom; I, vou still have your chance until 12 noon to clay when
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    BOY SLEW THE WHOLE FAMILY
    49 1 ISTANBUL, T irkey, July lm (AP) Police to a 1 T-year-fj'.tl Turkish boy stabbings of hU fati pmother. and five brothen and sisters. Tiic family slaui ed at Acipayam, a fair in South 1 r a quarrel between the youth £i rid his father.
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    Muslim Pilgrims Threaten A Riot
    46 1 MA> iI.A. M (AP» Po \'-i» wei* <a oui (\iy «men bundradi Fl Ipino Mus Ln pilfrimi tioin Zamboan<i hreate \to rloi it 11 h Hour can ol Ihell I ■nniMJ pilgrim M* i( a S;\ il.il A r 11 1
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    Soviet Protest
    28 1 BERLIN July 24 <(P).--(":i ted State; auth rit k re jected today as ''without Soviet protest alleging fhat American planes had n •el dropping East Germany.
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    STRANDED COMET FINALLY MAKES IT
    90 1 BOMBAY. July 24. (AP) Tho Comet, which landed ->y mistake a week ago on an air port too short for it. finally made it lo the right, tk-ld to day. [n his landing at Bombay's JuhU airport on July l*i he pilot had burst eight
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    1. Police-The First Victims
    354 1 By M. T. YONG Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The axe in the Federation Government's economy plan to meet the financial crisis facing the country may fall first on a number of police officers engaged on two to three year contracts. o on Irc§ds So
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    2. Colony Unease As More Have No Jobs
    269 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government will shortly be asked to tackle the mounting unemployment problem in the Colony "in a vigorous and effective manner" when Mr, Lim Yew Hock, Labour member, introduces a motion to this effect in the Legislative Council.
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    Williams Blames Adviser
    107 2 Williams Blames Adviser W ams, p." e Singi pore Work- < I Union, in a letter to the mial Secretary yesterday. <i the Trade Union Ad- <-/Jire 1/1 Singapore with interfering in ?b^ i/itcrnal <<f rortain trade unions. Mr. Williams said in h:Irttcr that this was not conducive to the
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    Gardens And Change Rooms For Bathers
    12 2 Gardens And Change Rooms For Bathers of Fi re B I t.
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    Orchid Queen
    35 2 QUEEN of the Orchid World, the Grammatopphilhim Wallirhii. which flowers only once hj about JO jrean and uhirh is now in bloom in the garden of Mr. Fmile Galistan of Singapore. Standard photo.
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    THE QUEEN OF ORCHIDS REVEALS HERSELF
    237 2 THK M Qneea* < in the world ot orchids is in bloom for th<' first lime in 10 years m Ike beaotifnJ garden <>f Mr. i tiJr Galistan ai Cbna Chu Kaaf Koad. Sinuapoic Known as thr Granmatophillum Wallichii, the orchid mp u.«s boucht
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    'HOPE' RINC DIDN'T HELP
    75 2 'HOPE' RINC DIDN'T HELP A i '.OLD i U>n "Hope" di I give >C'heonc Seng G. luck when h e 1 a shop in Nank ng > spore. saffar Khan ng to pr ng act< s piciou op. Che. show his K Bl too id in I y< Dotectjvi' .Muz;:
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    Man Killed In Car Accident
    85 2 A SmGAPORE Harbour Board labourer. Perumal Nadesan (-15), ol TYlok Blangah Road was killed yesterday when lie wa s involved in a ion with a car near Gate No. 9. Keppei Road at about 12.55 p.m. ,o,^ nut lcr la bourcr. Arakanu (26), also of
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    HE STOLE SIGNED CHEQUE FOR $5,000
    91 2 T lV P'MNTIH stole I signed cheque with counterfoil out of the defendant's cheque book and cither filled it himself or caused it to be filled subsequently, said Mr. Justice Broun In the Singapore High Court yesterday when he «ave judgment to the defendant,
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    Typhus Case
    22 2 O.vh case of urban tyj ported in the Telok a lor the week end- i the i Health Orticci- in
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    Woman On 3 Counts Of Cheating
    70 2 Woman On 3 Counts Of Cheating DERI V Aisah binte H :e Mr e First Criminal Dish «l criminal ol tru Badari i H.iji Has i court that Aisah came o in .lava and sa who would Hk buy jewellery i talmenls. -.awl she gave her 12 ogles w .300
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    Govt. Sloth On Regiment Is Attacked
    220 2 Govt. Sloth On Regiment Is Attacked Protests No Uce Says Prog. Party Stondard Staff Reporter "STRONG disapproval" of Government's attitude towards the formation of o Singapore Regiment is expressed in the Progressive Party's report for the year ending March 1953 "Loud and regular protests b v tho Party against Governments
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    Spilt Coffee Led To Knife Attack
    52 2 YAP Swan Han (22) stabbed m th e back and i ui an argument with u i •'»nve stal] owner ovei spilt coffee in Jalan Kledek, Singapore, yesterday. Yap was ac mmed to General Ho?p The rofTee stall Owner uns !atc r (letainedJ^y^] iC
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    KAMALA CLUB
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    Stole Money While Shopping
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    TINY TOTS HELP TO BOOST FUND
    170 2 gift t 1 tk C T St \r J he Su 'ntlard Fire Victims' Fund yesterday was brought in by a grjup f children from St. H^S Kindergarten— $55.M and four tins of condensed milk. Another fln« gesture came from the Civilian StnfT of
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      112 2 .fIiII J I I I K CLOSING rubi pricea (testa prr ibi in Sine a p «> < yesterdaj were K">prs Seller* N«) 1 Kn s s po LtStf i.K N«». 1 K s v No. s s No I K.s > T«nr; Q«iet lIN PBM I Th*» pri(e of
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      70 2 Weather MINIMI'M rrmperature: p.m. on fui\ t«» i in on .lulv '.'I Nin«i more Pj 'i inf i ».<•(:! Ku i l.i lumnur ip»h 1721 Koantan M iximum i :.iturr: f ni. t,, :.:;ti m. .in Singapore 871 r< I? hi, Ml Kuala I umpnr Ipoh infall: fi >m ajn
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    Margaret & Peter Get The Women's Unanimous Nod
    198 3 Margaret Peter Get The Women's Unanimous Nod .pinion M.n iret i marry n ivt.r lln tint no !h<> K<pal in (I t Queen and why ran't sh«- be allowed to marry very nice man. if she so desires?" Mrs Kli/abeth (hoy: "If we look at f« from the love p<»int
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    THESE GIRLS MAY SEE THE ROYAL VISIT
    90 3 THE NEW Zealand r, werninvited 2i> voung r 14 yi>";ir.> of come to N iland the Do -ember School H the time of the They will have h. f toui rty will a1 ren dui Gov- MS. lich *ri las! thi ill embrace
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    Indian Press To Ban Govt. Hand Outs
    7 3 Indian Press To Ban Govt. Hand Outs
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    ROCHORE RD. PART 1-WAY
    51 3 THE stretch of Rociiore' •n North Br and Beach Road will be a one-way street as from Mond iv By i experiment it I to reduce congestion in R )3d. lice will place a |n it the junct of R i i >:.• in i B
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    747 BABIES BORN
    36 3 THKRE were 747 bab born in Singapore for in weok ended July I*. Thi Rgure is r'oarly seven times thjt of the number of deaths I rt'pvrtt'rj for the corresponding pcuud 'jL 148.
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    PRISONS INTAKE ON THE INCREASE
    231 3 SINGAPORE'S prison population is on the increase. This, said Commissioner of Prisons, Mr. W. L. P. Sochon yesterday, reflects to some extent an in- crease in crime. ram and Changi have 1,034 inmntLasi month, 50 prisoners tted into Outram Prison. "Tb population." Mr. S >
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    SUNKEN GARDEN FOR ESPLANADE
    132 3 SUNKEN GARDEN FOR ESPLANADE Standard Staff Reporter w SINGAPORE Esplanade is to look more beautiful. it Is to have a sunken garden pergola, the Urn Ho >en» Memorial, and a bandstand with a chair store I attached. AH this Is stated it: the minutes of the City C Estal Firo
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    Kroh Women's Institute Gets Praise
    88 3 Kroh Women's Institute Gets Praise IPOH, Fri. The Women's Institute in Kroh, Upper Pe- rak, received a warm word of praise from the Adviser to the Federation Women's Institute at a show held In the now club house recently. Miss Williams, the Adviser, told a i large gathering there that
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    DEATH WAS DUE TO SHOCK
    37 3 THE Singapore Assistant Coroner. Mr. Giam Chong Hing, returned a verdict of death by misadventure at an inquest yesterday on 20-year-old T«n Yew Vang, a carpenter who died of an electric shock.
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    $50 FOR NOT PAYING FARE
    40 3 ABDUL Majid bin Abdul was yesterdmy ftned 150 in the Singapore Sixth Police Court, for travelling on a bus without paying his fare and telling the conductor he was a member of the Police Force.
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    McNEICE IS UNAWARE
    64 3 THE Singapore Citv President. Mr. T. P. F. McN yesterday said that he was unaware of complaints ma le by the City Council Labour Unions Federation about "undemocratic treatments m out to workers of Kallnng Gas Works.He said that no memorandum to that effect had reached his
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    Craig Is MacD's New P.R. Chief
    26 3 Craig Is MacD' s New P.R. Chief THE now Information Secretary of the Co »nerGeneral's Oilice is Mr. L..T.P.J. Craig. He succeeds M-. K. RWelbore Ker.
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    Inquiry On Police Raid Is Ordered Two Allege Assault
    484 3 Inquiry On Police Raid Is Ordered Two Allege Assault deeply in love. It was men likp Townsend who saved Britain and democracy for vis i-n the early days of the War Miss Alice Chan. receptionist -rum-typist: "If a Kin? could give up a throne for the sake of love, I
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    76 3 FIVE younir Malayan ''■'t by tin' troopship "1 mpire Trooper" to mi iU>mo training as potential tAcen in linn land. Jhey are foiag to MONS Birracks at Aldershot where radets arc t? lined for Commissions j n \rm«»tir<* t Corps. They are (left to right): Sffte. C. Marsh (Kuala •'l'l^i.
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    Malays Gets Dried Fish From Pak.
    94 3 DURING the first hall of this year. Malaya exported to Pakistan $119,132 worth of >ods, mainly petroleum pioducta and tapioca Hour, Mr. M. H. E. A. Baig. the Pakistan Trade Commissioner in S.ngapore, told The Standard y ssterday. During the MRle P Malaya's import
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    TAN TO OPEN NEW ROAD
    56 3 MR. Tan Lark Sye, sponsor 'of the Nanyang University. wi!i open the road to the site the new University in Jurong Road at noon tornor- row. Those who wi>h to attend the ceremony should call .it the Chinese Chamber of Commerce promises at 11 a.m
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    ALUMNI PROGRAMME
    97 3 THE following i> the pro- gramme of the Alumni Association of Km? Edward VII College ol Medicme and Faculty of Medicine. University of Malaya (Southern Branch). for August. All items w.il take place on Tuesdays nt B.la p.m. at the Pathological Lalx>ratory. Aug 4. no meeting Aug. 11,
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    'Factory Closures Affect A Few'
    175 4 'Factory Closures Affect A Few' THE recent closure oi four rubber factories one belonging to Singapore's j Lee Rubber Company Ltd.. and three to the firm's associated companies in Malaya have resulted in only a comparatively small proportion of rubber workers being laid oft", a spokesman of the firm told
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    6Mths Bond For Stab Attempt
    92 4 WHILE the ABC Brew, i tg a partj ago. netnber ot bt ;t ir. Sivasankaraa started shouting "I want Snort brer." H< was advised to stop drinking but he did not need the ing and went on drink b midnight. When Mr. G. Van Wijh,
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    FOUND WITH THROAT CUT
    48 4 CHINESE was f i ind throat the back <;■ H- ad, Singapore at y< terday. make a stal to the and '■•> hospital in :> n. He thirti '•arc! or any ks of identification H- Road Police who investigating the <■.. :«!)X!ous to learn the idk
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    LOTTERY FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    72 4 l HE ilar M.. union $10,000 lotu' y e victims of the Ge> ang fire. Tickets will be nbers at the Union premises o :i Aug There will be eiiht pi \7c< and ten consolation pi Fifty per cent of the lottery— 55,000 will o 0
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    PICNIC FOR ASSOCIATION
    43 4 IHE Singapore Liberty Musical and Dramatic Association will hold a picnic at the Lim Tcck Kim Bungalow, Ponggol. on August !J Members and friends who intend to join the picnic should contact the secretary or the president, Mr. Robert Loke
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    Supervisor Missed His Footing
    77 4 Supervisor Missed His Footing AN ASSISTANT supervisor of Nga Kee Construction (ompan>. Mr. Woo .f.tinb. was iniurcd jresterd.iv. wbea he iVll doun 12 feel iimii Um roof of a ]avutor\ w h it h \s.is undt r MsntrucUoa al Ike mem sjn«.ip»»re Pasir Paajaaf Touci Station. Mr. Woo reeeived a
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    Educationist For S'pore
    82 4 MRS. George Medalic, an American educationist, who i.s touring the Orient, will arrive j;i Singapore tomorrow aboard ihe President Polk. During her staj here for four days, she will confer with the Colony's educationists. Mrs. Medal ic. is the Chairman of the Student Interest jt'nl Facilities in
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    FUNDS FOR WIDOW
    32 4 READERS <r The Standard .t in money and cash tot;. $278.00 for the widow, who with her seven children, lived on coconuts and water f< 'I < months in Kuantan.
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    CO-OPS WORK BEST IN RECESSION
    197 4 ""Russian [NDL'>iRIAL and productive <> tiperativeg work :•< in tini«i oi depression, s.mt Mr. Pvi-? r GouUari a Russian! >.. k from a three-month mui'on Sarawak Mr. Coullart i s attached to th« Asian Co-operative Fioid Mt-on of the Internationa] Lab >ur Force. Hailed Natiois.
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    City Loan Will Be Fully Taken
    44 4 THE S.Mp;:porc City Cnnci "s 4{ per cent $IQ,JOO,OOQ loan is expected to be i.i'ly Kllbccribed by today or Moddmy. Yesterday*! subscription look the tola! subscribed -*o fir to .1 MMlt $S£tO£Qft Allogvihor .a'nou*. J<JU. application* WtJf reccivecL
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    More Chinese Mines May Have To Wind-Up
    319 4 More Chinese Mines May Have To Wind-Up Tin Prices Hit Output KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Mr. H. S. Lee, leading Malayan Chinese Hn miner warned today that unless there was a substantial increase in the tin price soon, more Chinese grovel pump mines in the country would close down. He was
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    Civics Course Ends
    42 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— ■nu'i Brst civics coursf t :i(ir<i after 21 students l»ers, fi>hcrme j and bu tie s nen i week seeing di nonstrations and at' tendi ks by heads of Govern departnu :*c ::i Kual« Igi 'HI.
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    ROBBERS LOCK UP SIX VICTIMS IN BATHROOM
    84 4 A SINGAPORE Chinese coffeeshop proprietor, his three employees and two Indian subtenants, were locked up in a bathroom alter two armed robbers entered the shop in ('hangi Road shortly after mid-ni-ht yesterday. I $51 c The pi was vng up d a knock
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    Counsel Objects To 'Colour' Version
    215 4 A SINGAPORE lawyer, Mr. DavM Marshall, yesterday objected to the interpreter adding "colour" to his interpretation. He stressed "Interpreters should interpret only what witness says." This observe ion arose in n rase in which Lim Choon Hong a Ash-seller was charged with catling the death
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    SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WHO BREAK LAW
    151 4 KTM.A UMPIK I ri. A pleasant Iwmin<\ a f f w miles from Malaca. h.»s been chosen to house a s< hoo| fet gir| law breakers the first of its kind In the federation. The school will he known as the "B— gel I.errh
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    69 4 MR. i an PENG CHI \m. who ir»»ni|\ ntmii'il from Uir Inilrd stairs after ipeadiac three i srs itsdyini Commrrrial \t\ at tin- 1 tii\iisil\ of Miami <>; ids He i^ also a member «»i tin- \it Students' Leacue «N< York>. Mr lin k a partfM r «»r Mrsisn Rail
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    Union Calls For Censure Withdrawal
    302 5 Union Calls For Censure Withdrawal Councillors To Discuss Move PENANG, Fri. The Penan g Municipal Services Union's request for rhe withdrawal of the censure imposed by the Municipal Council on Mohd. Yusoff bin Mohd. Noor, o fan inspector and president of the Union, will be placed before the Councillors by
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    Red Cross Has Big problem — Lecturers
    45 5 Red Cross Has Big problem Lecturers u MP! R, FA hi Xl (IOSS 5 J loinfe* it was 1951, hta U doeS 5 live I'turers iy and members. 1 report the who the m>nly ■the J£ v 5 '•Red deavicate are." the 5ht le us
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    WILLIAMS IS SURPRISED AT LIM YEW HOCK
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    VD Now Declining
    172 5 "WHETHER or not vice i* responsible for the Ugh VI) inci'lr/icr in the Far Fast is nun^ <»f my business but a nrw type of penicillin known as d>e penicillin is helping to slump out this scourge. sniil l>r. G. R. Hntslaa, Kt'^ional Adviser on Venereal Disn.rs
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    RESPONSE TO ASSN. SHOW
    58 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. Tickets for the Hokkien ASSOciation concert on July 25 and 2H in aid of th e Building Extension Fund of the Foon Yew Chinese Middle School. :<re selling well. Among those who wiJ talcs part are lingin Leonf Pin, Loh Lim. Alice Lee,
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    Calligraghy Exhibition Opens
    61 5 MR. Kao Trrk Kirn, vuepresident of the Singapore Chinese (hainb^r of Commerce, yesterday opened an exhibition ot Chiner.e ullfliplj at the Chamber. StaocLird photo shows Mr. Kao cutting the ribbon with a pair of uolden srisMirs. On his rigM is Mr. I.iur Meng Tseim and on left.
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    Woman Leader Faces Charge
    49 5 ZAHAr.AH bi K MohamecL presidenl ol the Malay Women'.-, Welfare A ition of Singapore, appeared La the Fourth Police Courl yesterday on a Bummoni charge of eol- of money for the Aasociation arithoul pol re permit. The case wj- Sxed for hearing on Oct. 24.
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    80 5 AFTER a snow ski inff holidav in Australia and new Zealand Joan and Sta« Haines were determined to krep up their hard won prowess at this tricky sport when they K nt bark. There no snow in Matey** so they both settled for water skis, two pairs of which they
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    Last Night's Function
    106 5 MR AW BOON \l C;«v»* ning Director of the Sin Poh Amal.m.itn.iU-d Ltd., was a tu^st at the r.ui.t.. .y Rhu Club last night uhm Mr. Tan l.jrk Sye. entertained the Sing io«rr and Federation members of the Pont Seah Peking Wayang Association. Th- wayanjg will have
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    52 5 MR MAK PAK SHEE, President of the Singai At tap Dwellers' A t'ion. yesterday presented 48'> tins of condensed milk to victims of the Gevlunt- tire of July 16. The tins were donated by altup dwellers in Bukit Timah area and by the 800 Joo Mutual
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    New Magistrate
    17 5 CHE ABU BAKAK bin HAJI has arrived town Kuala Lunapur to be the Ifag Taipr
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    J.B. GETS RID OF 2 CAT BURGLARS
    135 5 JOIIORE BAIIRT. Tri.— The law caught up with two young Malavs, who were belic\ed to have been responsible for a series oi burglaries in the residential area of Johore Bahru since IWay. Zacharian t v Sallen IT. and Hitarn bin Osman. 23 of
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    Airmen Who Drove Off In Taxi, Fined
    123 5 TWO Chanel ainnen K netti PTllklnson and Hugh Konnvfy who roai Ameri' an [ndependei D celcb/Jiion by dHving I t.-i\ In Road found police court, lay. Wi ".111^0:1 was Bi !l Ihe fttngapore ae< ond Ti i Police Court on three chj of
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    Stabbed In Night Robbery
    61 5 PENANG, Fri. A 62-yeui old Chinese. Ong Hmk K- I was robbed of $700 in the A Itam area late last night > > three men. His nephew, Ong Tot (18) who v%as with h»m wa? stubbed on the arm and w i admitted to the
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    Court Awards Pilot Damages
    182 5 A SINGAPORF pilot, (apt. W. A. Balch, plaintiff, was awarded damage against the Nippon Ynsrn Kiisln by Mr. Justice Brown in a civil suit heard in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Mi. Justice Brown niH on .Fu!y 1 1. IMS, Cmpi Balcb. a Ucctind pilot and
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      763 6 I/'OUR m< o v hen tho Malayan Nurses Union was formed there wen «rim prophecies fiom certain unsympathetic quarters as to the effect such a move would have on the nursing profession It was said that irses union would bring down tho tune ol the nursing
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      600 6 Sir; is a lot of tion ol the trade unionists meanin I purpose of the new immigraattitude to It. They h:.ve apparently cumbed to shrewd Government propaganda which has quite naturally concealed the true implications and purpose of the law. The bogey of competition
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      219 6 Sir; A Government scrvnnt who had the m ifortunt to be alwayi on the mow found to hiv y tli.it the shotgun he wa cJ to posse s wh at G «>nd which he had to in the Butterworth Headquarters Armoury when be was transferred to
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      333 6 Sir;— it U strange that none of our Legislative Councillors or political parties have so far questioned the apparent imperfections in the administration of justice under the Emergency Regulations. The political consciousness of our politicians never seems to coincide with the outlook of the public. One glaring
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      1113 6  - STIRRINGS IN FRE NCH EQUATORIAL AFRICA Thomas Hodgkin By r. I/ 'P j|| Cut Salaries UTUSAN MELAYU comment.-,; on the Federation Government's; financial eriaia and suggests* that whatever steps the Gov-; ernment may have to take to; overcome the crisis, tbei>urden« should not fall on the should era of the
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    EVEREST: The Symbol Of Nature's Supremacy
    1033 7 EVEREST: The Symbol Of Nature's Supremacy For more than 30 year* the vast and mysterious challenge of Everest has stirred the imagination of mountaineers and nerved them to repeated and determined om/ougMs. The eventual conquest of Everest is a brave chapter in the story of human endeavour. The final assault
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      77 7 HIMALAYAN ROLL OP HONOUR Rolex Oyster matches were wvrn 0* these historic Himalayan Expeditions M bs&va& vsascw k, .m i u Hack Rani bmp"» t ROLEX /1 landmark in cAc history o/ Diw meosurcamM I^K^ J| J'f m ___i V i i <* J k»_k > i i 1 j*_r
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    Members Of The 1953 Expedition
    531 8 < olonel 11.C.J. Hunt Ii K D.S.O. (Leader). aged 42. educated Marlborougn and sandh u r r t. Commissioned K.R.R.c. 1930. During war served as Chief Instructor (under F.S. Smythe a> Commandant). Commando Mountain and Snow Warfare Schoolthen Egypt. Italy and Greece, commanding infantry brigade
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      114 8 MATERIALS EQUIPMENT FOR THE 1933 Expedilion Kodak equipment. reached the top! As on former British Everest Expeditions, Kodak supplied photographic materials and equipment. Kodak cameras only were carried beyond 2,800 feet. All the photographs taken above this height were taken by Kodak cameras on Kodak films. First published in the
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    1256 9 and on this pace COLAnot hhut SI M attempt by Evan, and ßoLSi account oI h C-8 final triumph Bourdillon who paved the way for r the nee in of the nig Avi/jr/cfl iCutiittiifj Iwo days had obliterated the tracks of the "build and
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    628 9 r riir: ascent of Everest is x not only the triumphur.t end of a 30-year adventure, it also marks the solution of a technical problem, that of devising oxygen equipment light enough and etfuient enough to enable a man to lr e and
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    715 10 From Page I fro; i I C t the the gla< ft. y a for -f ghl r I v. lition Ige g in 1 'cd In 1938 e lull I k.fter 1 rar y i hanged. Entry '1 A .is OUI Of western In
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    1275 10 A Period Of Experiment And Acclimatization By A Times 1 Special Correspondent IN our planning in London we had emanated that it would be necessary to have completed our training by mid-April, in order that we might move to the foot of Everest and start shifting our
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    54 11 ac photo AFTER being: withdrawn to new positions these 105mm Huns were vt up in the open and went straight to work in u hid to halt a Chinese Com munist offensive on the East Central front in Korea The litter of empty shell cases testify
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    50 11 Insane Plea For Man who Confesses To Five Killings c;»e a \n" lnl M: a vear-old m con > a a a a a a a a a a a i 1 fl a a a a a a a a 9 a a a a a a 9 9
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    Premier Regains His Health
    62 11 LONDON. July 24: (Renter) Tlie P rime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, has "benefited greatly from th e month's complete rest prescribed by his doctors" an official statement from his office No. 10 Downing Street stud tonight. The statement was issued after the Prime Minister left his
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    98 11 (Renter) Mr. Dae Hamniarskjorld. the Secretary (.eneial today submitted us I nited Nations budeet lor 1«».>4 :l nd estimatrd gross expenditure at .548.1:;*.400. M the wine time the AdVison ■mniittee on administrative and buduetary Question* released its reDort on Seeretanr Generals lii^ures and recommended
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    110 11 Pen Nouth Refuses To Talk In Paris PNOMPENH, July 24 <AP>~ Premier Pen Kouth today re'l France's offer to talk in Pans over Cambodia's demand for tot;il indipeiiden-e. Tlie French offered the three Associated States ol Cambodia, letnam and Laos greater independence on July Vietnam and Laos accepted the offer,
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    57 11 WASHINGTON. July 24 (Reuter)— The Senate last nighi gave President Eisenhower e major victory in approving hi? reduced defence budget of $M4.500 million and rejecting a Democratic move to increase Air Force funds. The passage of the mammoth military appropriation—ss,ooo.--000.000 less than former President Truman had
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    41 11 LONDON. July 23, (Reuter) The Lord Mayor of London. Sir Ruper: Dc La Bere. is to visit Copeniiaßei) in August and qu on to Stockholm where he wiii bo receiver] In audience by Kiu» Guestav Adolf
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    189 11 LONDON. July 21 (Reuter)— Professor Yankovsky, a scientist at the Physiology Institute of the Ikranian Academy of Science, resurrected I dog 1 after it had been dead 10 minutes, the official Soviet news agency, Tass, reported today. The report described h '*v Professor Yankov. ky
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    207 11 Princess Sees Play With Queen LONDON, July 24 (AP) Princess Margaret wont with the Queen and the Duke ol Edinburf i last night to ree the American musical play Guys and D«> Snt diant smiv and was apparently u ned by the contn lunding her roman e with divor *d
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    42 11 CHARLIE CHAPLIN (left) ind Crock unfamiliar with out hi s make-up embrace as the v Basel at I t ircus performance in Lausanne. Switzerland. a fes cl.i>s ags, Ihe two men, perhaps the win'!- most famous comedians, ir* old friends. A. P.
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    162 11 WASHINGTON, July 24 (AP)— Mr. John 1\ Floberg, leaving ofllca yesterday a^ Assistant Soc^retary of the Navy for Air. said he looks forward with certainty to a day when "virtually all combat ships of the Navy will be atomic powered." Answering questions at
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    275 11 Assassination Bid On Ex-Minister |4 SHOTS BUT STILL ALIVE BEIRUT, July 24 (Reutcr)— A former Lebanese Minister, Mr. Mohar.imed Abbud, was shot tour times in the stomach as he left the presidential palace here yesterday, but "miraculously escaped death, his doctors stated. six Jho°t^Ti d aZ S1 o k J
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    149 12 LONDON. July 24. (Reuier) —British shipowners said ><^ terday there was "no evidence" that they had Scoktn the United Nations embargo on the export of strategic materials to China. The Council of the British Chamber of Shipping said it "noted with surprise" allegations
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    469 13 *Pore Diary m -MIS x, t at I i-xkiimiui I J rn O K I 43 I ■d li HJU pm Cheat o m 1 oved 1 30 pm. Ham 145. 6 13. <S 3 13 £ht. J 30 I Al PR 0GRAMME fly
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    47 13 LONDON, July IM. (AFP) s v was kept Charles LindEurope a< Mspeii i er" to the Pan an A Company, understood be is (lying routes." R ■g to Lonrltj:). he > at Shannon A port. Ire 'v.ikms dei survey oi i ilies ie airpoi I
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    27 13 in INI \N police comked the COUBtri s 'de around l.ihi.ii/. BorUtwest, \rsterdaj m search of a ciaat black uoii uliirh already bas eatea four rhiMrea. \v
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    104 13 U.S. Must Be Ready For Tough War' QUAXTICO, Virginia. July 24 (UP) Defence Secretary Charles E. Wilson said last night the United States must be prepared for the lough realities of war as long as Russu remains a menace. He aid American military strength cannot he allowed fo drop to
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    Cotton Goods For E. Africa
    61 13 MONBASSA. July 24 (Renter)—Mr. Daniel R. Nahum, the head of three leading Lancashire cotton and wool firms, said yesterday that Lancashire could proe'uee the type of cotton pieeegoods that East Africa wanted and at the price. The potent ia'. market is "tremendous" in Easi Africa,
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    HK EXCHANGE
    41 13 HONGKONG. July 24— Special Standard Service rlo^in^ prices on the Hongkong Esc) toda^ 115 99 to £1 stei line:: $6.***** to US l dollar. $1 blm) to Malayan W "Jo to »ne Indonesian Ruppiah, Gold $*****5 to one tael.
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    36 13 photo. MR. R. D. l|. WHmer. manager of the Bank of India in Singapore, seen speaking at a rrceptioa Riven in hLs honour by the bank staff „n Thursday, prior to his departure on leave Standard
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    IMR's New Branch
    26 13 A BRANCH of the Institute for Medical Research has been opened fct Kuantan investigate and to do resei In e^cphantasis in thj Pahang
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    'Peking Entry To UN.
    51 13 WASHINGTON, July 24 (AP)— Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., said yesterday he is confident any move to admit Red China to the United Nations could be defeated. Lodge made the statement in Riving his first report u> Congren on his stewardship as US. Ambassador to the United
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    U.S. Use Of New Rubber Up In June
    129 13 NEW YORK. July 24 (UP) The Rubber Manufacturers Association Incorporated reported today that consumption of new rubber in June totalled 1-0.462 long tons, a gain of 1.08 per cent above May's ll!U7l tons. Natural rubber consumption was 48.958 tons or 40.04 per
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    Could Be Defeated'
    104 13 Tesi fy ng brfore the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Lodpr uid that if the United States withdrew from the UN. It would be -the biggest single stop we could take toward World War III." The former Republican from Mas I isetts expressed the opinion after Sen. Hubert
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    UK Unemployed
    43 13 UNEMPLOYMENT In Britain in 1953 was the highest. although lower than the posl war peak figures of 1047, the Ministry of Labour stated in Its annual report. Last December there were 399,900 unI employed, compared with 303.000 in December 1951. RcUtCn
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    TRADE FAIR
    26 13 A TOTAL of 101 llongk' D| factories will take part in an Indonesian trade fair to C I held In Jakarta on Aug. 20.
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      202 13 Little Change On Local Rubber Mart Trading On Small-Scale ONCE ogoin there was little change on the rubber morket in Singapore this week which remained quiet for the most of the period. In their weekly report, Lewis and Peal, ttatc that fluctuations had been negligible with tradine on a small
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      NOON PRICES
      58 13 5 nfaoore Chambi I < mr. ce Rubbc s or noon p:ici d;iv No RSS Spot mi fifii Fob in t. RSS X.) 1 .1 i j No. l RSS i| i.'.J »J No. 2 Julv i M] Na 3 Ju l i R M A July (nomii
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      66 13 CANBERRA. .1 v 24 (Reuter) Britain has agreed to pay 74 per .< n' nee lor Australian lomb an-i an average 5$ per cent more for mutton in the 1953-54 contract year. Australia's Commerce Minister Mr. John u Ewen, announced. Mr M Y
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      61 13 LONDON. July T.\ (Rcutci) An exchange of Biilish wool textiles lor Russian matches has been arranged through the Soviet Trade Delegation in London, Mr. Harry Mackcson. Secretary for Overseas Trade, announced today. Mr. Muckeson said that thi British government would welcome an increase In trade
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      26 13 SEVEN M. were killed and i<) believed v. o indV d <*n Thursday in thr< m.'e engagei ;ainst Philippine Army ui n Luzon AP
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    96 14 Sixsome Opens Capitol Season I 111-! lenklas Re\'i*» opened their season a( ti,,. Capitol Bestauraat Kini aiffet, having arrived la the Cotim* after very sticceasfal tour abroad. These Standard piclaret &bow itos»» the troupe in a Slavonic number llefl to right)—Lillian, l.ouis. l-diiA. Freddie, Pamela tud Aliie. (Top.
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    251 14  -  'ANACRUSIS' MUSIC NOTES By 1/KUM the d..\s of Stan r.»rd. Parry and more recently Elgar and Vaughan Williams, British musi« has steadily won recognition until today, on the threshold of the second Elizabethan Age, it is almost as pre eminently "on the map" a* it was during the
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      263 15 MAAA Schools Meet Propose IPOII, Fri.— A proposa schools athletic championsh annual general meeting of 4-iation of Malaya at Kuala The venue for next year's Malayan national meet will also be decided but before any decision is made, considerable discussion is expected in view of the controversial decisions made in
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      185 15 to organise a Malayan ips is to be discussed at the the Amateur Athletic Ass© t Aug. 14. gachinnwm bt jwnteer Itcn to Mal?vf d C ilf d iJ 111 d ir oi»sals that Mr. E. M. MacDonald President of the MAAA. in his I^sound association is D^'^ sinc erely
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    1901 16 All The State AAA Results Perak Schoolboys Take The Day's Top Honours WHILE the Fijians in Johore and the athletes in Penang and Selangor broke their state records with steady regularity, putting in spectacular performance* here and there, Perak schoolboys went for record-breaking in a
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    267 16 IPOH— Below li the programme tor today's Perak Turf Club gymkhana. Race 1: 1..10 p.m. Ladies Race Three furs, straight ratrhweiglits: Corrida. Captain. Flash Alt'. Tom Tit. Martini. Millwall. Star, Mahjong Bolter. Dusty. Banshee. Caravan. Ximrod. Shubel Egyptian Qut«'n. Srratohiiifs: Bonnie Grev. Queen Vic. Rare 2:
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    21 16 ROCKLITKS played ScFC to a tWO-all draw in I I mat the SAF or cuptie at Geylang Sti Jav.
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    621 16 LEEDS, July 24 (Reuter)— Australia's 99— run lead over England on the second day of the fourth Test here today was paled into significance by the record smashing performance of Alec Bedser who, in claiming six wickets, set up a new
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    207 16 EN<ll AND— lst Inns. Mutton b Lindwall 0 Kdrich Ibw Miller 10 (Iravenev c Bcnaud h Miller 55 C'ompton r Davidson 1» Lindwall 0 Watson b Lindwall 'I Simpson c Langley b I tnrl w 1 1) M Bailey run out I ins Ibw Lindwall 25 Laker c Lindwall
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    716 16 vu.jLiMcijixn junior champion, rraser was top i eded in the Malayan tennis draw which took place yesterda: Behind Lim wci-e Ong Chew Bco man Kitovitz and the South £.am champion Phibob Lekakul Below is the draw MEN'S SINGLES I B\> X. Praser, R O H Farthing vs
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