Singapore Standard, 28 July 1953

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    21 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD KBVMV,K tt lit *f Vol. IV N«. 26. SINGAPORE, Tl ESDAY, JL'| Y 28, 19.13. TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Guns Are Silenced-As A Silent Truce Is Signed
    244 1 PANMUNJOM July 27-Not a word was spoken as Generals Will, am Harrison and Nam II s.gned the Korean truce here today am.d the dying rumble of distant guns. Without incident, in an atmosphere of cold precision the gold-bra.ded officers put the.r names
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    Traders Cautious As Prices Topple
    234 1 in Korea signed yesterday brought riccg in Singapore down to the lowest i or approximately back to where they the wai started. Rubber dropped 13 '-ent s to i 62| > per b tor first grade for August shipment while tin yester ia.. was qiioted
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    TROOPS FIND BANDIT CAMPS
    13 1 by iting in Three v wei e amp, j
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    This Eclipse Was Pain In The Neck
    10 1 This Eclipse Was Pain In The Neck 27. (Reii'l he
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    Fishermen Lost In Colombo Gale
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    MONTY ON VISIT
    14 1 FIELD Marsha) Viscount Montgomery, is in Copenhagen i three-day visit. Reuter
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    Revolt In Cuban City Is Quelled
    132 1 HAV A N A July 27—The today suspended constitutional rights in Cuba for 90 day s after an attack by civilians on the Army garrison at Santiago De Cuba. The Commander of the garrison reported that 200 civilians, members of the opposition parties took
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    FRENCH KEEP FALLING BACK
    64 1 HANOI. July 27. (AFP) Some 300 French and Vietnam troops today withdrew from four small outpo. ts in the Sontay area, about 60 miles northwest of Hanoi, military sources said here. The sources explained that the four outposts, which lie on the right bank of the
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    7 DIE IN RAF PLANE CRASH
    62 1 HONGKONG. July 27 (Renten A Ro.val Air Force transport plane from Singapore crashed at Kaitak airport here today and it was Relieved seven lives were lost. No official information was immediately available. The airfield was cordoned off. Die plane was understood to 1 e
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    LOS ANGELES GROWS FAST
    49 1 LOS ANGELES, July 27. (AP)—Los Angeles County is growing faster than any area its el** in the world, the Chamber of Commerce reports It said more than one ha.f billion U.S. dollars worth of construction was developed in county during the past the months. AP
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    Taiwan Revokes Ships' Permits
    38 1 TAIPEI. July 27 (AFP)— Two more Brush ship: have had their entry permits to Taiwan revoked by harbour authorities for violating shipping regulations. The ships were identified a.s the Loh Sheng and Chia Sheng.
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    FOR KOREA AID
    20 1 PRESIDENT Eisenhower yesterday formally requested Congress to provide an initial US$2OO million for Koi ean relief. AP.
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    TOKYO QUAKES
    12 1 TWO short, sharp earthrocked Tokyo early quakes this morning. UP
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    BIG JEWEL HAUL: MAN HELD IN SIAM
    108 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KOTA BAHRU, Mon.— One arrest has been made and half of the jewels, valued at $250,000. taken from the home of Tengku Meriam. one of the wexUhiesi woman oX Kelaa- tan. has b?en recovered. Included in the haul was $100,000
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    FIGHTER PLANES RETURN TO BASE
    617 1 FIGHTER PLANES RETURN TO BASE CENTRAL FRONT, Korea, July 27. United Nations guns stopped firing and fighter bombers turned back from the battieline to their bases shortly after the armistice was signed at Panmunjom this morning. Shooting stopped along the Korean battlefront last night bnnging to an abrupt halt 37
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    Rhee To Co-operate While Talks Go On
    176 1 SEOUL, July 27 (Reuter) President Syngman Khee pledged this afternoon that South Korea would, co-operate, for the time being at least, in the armistice signed today. In a public statement isi as Geieial Mark Clark sig.ie.l the irtlCe agreement, he said: "We s.iall
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    MORE BOSSES GET THE SACK
    60 1 BERLIN, July 21. (Renter! The East German Sod Unity (Communi t) Party to day denounced Wiihelm sar. former States Secority Ister, as an •enemy of the people." The Radio <aid that .-er and Rudolf HetTDStadt. Editor in Chief of the <' (1 party newspaper Neues
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    Tungshan PoWs Taken To Taipei
    45 1 TAIPEI. July 21 (AEP) One hundred Communist aji captives forming th e Br»l batch of prisoners taken by Nationalist guerillas on u.c Tungshan raid ai lived heic yesterday from Kinmen. The group included four women cadre* from the Communist army.
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    TROOPS WANT TO GO HOME
    52 1 SEOUL. .Julv tl (Ba it 11 i ot the British Comm nwealth division could bai i j believe the flghtitiK would tnd today Getting h/tSS** Wt* eh* do*nlnant thought i>t ma iy ol "ro .ugh >fl* explaining there is no plan >r withdrawing any forces
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    Dening Will Be At Peace Talks
    47 1 LONDON. Ju (AFP) Sir Esler Dening, Br.** h lador in 1 okvu. h I alread> \)con earmarked by S:r Winston iill as t man fur the British the Korean pording to a nenl today in the London evening paper "The S'.ir
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    Bohlen Goes Back
    15 1 U.S. AMBASSADOR Ch E. Boh'en took off from R<»rlin io* yesterday.- A.P.
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    HOW THE PEACE HIT THE WORLD
    314 1 HOW THE PEACE HIT THE WORLD tOIXOWIM; is a ruiiid. up of world reaction to nrwj of the signing of an armistice in Korea as reported from various capitals by the news ■ftaeflti: Ni ,v YOKK •reive I lh« n r>| K >:e v Chin h b > anl .1,1
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    Eden Back, Calls On Sir Winston
    30 1 .DON. J (R \r/ l Bl i n Secret a i Sir in Churchil todaj foi th Hi I tunc l ii vm weeks.
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    Fellow Workers Aid Fire Victim
    62 2 MEMBERS of the Stall of 55 Supply Depot. R.A S.C. ►220.50 to Mr. Wong Poh. a labourer attached to the depot, who was one of the victims of the recent fire in Kallang Basin. The money was handed over to him yesterday by Mr. JS.
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    Politics For S'pore Civil Servants
    312 2 If Talks Succeed, Some Wiil Be Free To Join In Standard Staff Reporter CERTAIN classes of civil servants in Singapore will be free to take part in open political activities, if talks between Gove;, rnt and the staff side are successful. In Britain, certain categories
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    $1/4 Mil. CBT: Counsel Gets Alleged Confession
    180 2 1/4 Mil. CBT: Counsel Gets Alleged Confession MK Et BOSWELL, coun-! scl for Loo Woe Wan. tlie chief clcik ot Overseas, Chinese Banking Corpora- j tion accused of criminal breach of trust of $250,000, j applied to Mr. J. B Jeyaratnam in the Singapore 1 Fourth Criminal District Court yesterday
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    51 2 photo. This petite "perempuan is none other than Hongkong songstress Miss Lam Kah Yee. And this is one way of becoming Malayanised, she said in her saronu and kebaya. With hcr singer brother. Kah Seng. Miss Lam has been touring Singapore and the Federation for five months with great success.
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    Expelled Unionist To Lodge Protest
    193 2 Standard Staff Reporter MR. D. DEVADAS, the General Secretary of the Cable and Wireless Informed Staff Union, who was expelled and dismissed from the Inion on Sundav said yesterday that his expulsion was not valid according to the Trade Cnion Ordinance, because the decision was
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    Donations Keep On – $328 More
    58 2 Donations Keep On $328 More DISREGARDING the fact th.it Ike Standard Fire Victims' Fund closed at noon last Saturday the folio. v.i.n contributions arrived yesterday: Staff and labourers of McA listen rubber godowa SICT 50: Anon v nious S10: Staff of Chung Khiaw Bank Head Office $15* nese donations boost
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    Taximan Was Murdered
    132 2 r-u THE Sto-fapore Coroner Mr V K>r Sll refurned a ver--01 murder by a person or on s unknown at the eon,J of inouest into the death of a 24-year-old taxi driver Ng Bok Swee yesterNg vas* found unconeio_i< in his axi with gunshot wounds in his
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    One Month For Stabbing Singer
    57 2 CHEW CHENG, a carpenter was sentenced to one month's Mm pie imprisonment in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yes ter day. for voluntarily Musing hurt to Tan Mui Kwang. a songstress Chew Cheng stabbed Tan with a chisel at Peek Seah Mreet opposite the Ai
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    Nudists Seek Quiet Spot In Singapore
    203 2 Standard Staff Reporter A GROUP of people headed by an Army Ser- in Singapore. is seeking a quiet and lonely spot where thev can take off their clothes without interference from the law and the prying eves of prowlers. This group is composed of
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    School For Dressmaking
    112 2 SINGAPORE girls will learn dressmaking the easy wav _it a new school, the Chun Sch ol of Dressmaking and Embroider, which will be opener! exi month in Victoria Street. Its proprietor. Madam Chua Chwee Lian. said -yesterday: "The girls will learn to cut material straightaway from ready-made
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    Arrest For 2 On Tax Rap
    84 2 MR. J. M. Devereaux-Co'.c-bourne, the Singapore City Police Magistrate. mteroay issued warrants for the ai of two men who failed attend court to answer charge of failing to furnish ini tax returns The men are Ong Teng Siew and Loh Poh Swee. Five others
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    JOTHI QUITS, TO FORM NEW LABOUR PARTY
    153 2 MR N. A. K. JOTHI. General Council member of the Labour Party of Singapore has resigned from the Council, because he said he coo. sidered the members of the Council are working for their own interests and not in the interest of the
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    34 2 Mr. Digby Griffiths. Account Executive with the advertising firm of Masters Ltd.. Singapore, looks fit and suntanned on his return recently by BOAC from a tour of England, the Continent and the Middle East.
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    Acquitted In Gold Case
    103 2 EXTRACTS from the dial J ol I Singapore shop assistant wi re read in th«. Fourth D:strict Court yesterdav v merchant, Taherbhoy, wai charged with failing u-> gold worth $18.Ui)i). und. financial regulations Thc diarv was kept by I assistant. Kishen. during the time he worked
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    ANOTHER 400 TO JOIN MAO
    51 2 HCNDREDS of new British bicycles went with 400 Chii nen. women and children who sailed in the Dutch liner rjisadane for Communist Lhina yesterday. The departing passengers included a large proportion of teenagers off to study in. China j Others were elderly folk and in
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    $500 Reward For Missing Youth
    138 2 SIXGAPORE Police are looking for a tl JUU >M Cantonese. Loh Hun Fei. in connection uith the disappearance of 512.000 worth of jewellery from Nam lick Goldsmith at 474 North Bridge Road Mr. Poon Cheok Mi:-, manager of Nam Yick Gunsmith, told The Standard 'hat
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    Driver Told Of Danger To Lives
    71 2 "IF VOU drive a car under influence of drink, you are n ot only endangering your life but also the lives of all those on fhe road," said Mr. R. W. H Davies, the Singapore Fust Traflic Magistrate, yesti iday when h e fined
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    Maths Quiz In Court
    99 2 WHEN askad in Om p<>r e Second Traffic Police Court yesterday tiy «j whom he accused of driving in a negligent manner how a person could drive ISO fr a split saoond, Neo ioon, an engineer, replied* 1 don 1 know. 1 am not a wizard
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    More Pay Demand
    25 2 SINGAPORE Chin. die School Teachers wi i to the Education Dei arti asking for an increase in This was decideu meeting, yesterday.
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      101 2 CLOSING rubbe I prices (cents per Ih) in I Singapo- c yesterday were Du-. s Sel.'ers No 1 K.SS Spot Loose 62 62 1 No. 1, K.S.S. 62\ 62? No. 2 RSS. tiU 6U No. 3 R.R.S. .->«>;; sot Tone: Slightly easier alter steady. tin miet The price of tin
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      89 2 Weather MINIMFM Temperature: from 7.30 p.m. on July 26 to «_jO am. on Julv 27 Singapore l7oF). Penang |74F). Kota Bahru (73F). Kuala Lumpur (74F». Ipoh (73F). Kuantan Maximum Temperature: from 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m on July 27 Singapore (87F». Penang (86F). Kota Bahru iBaF). Kuala Lumpur iB!)F> Ipoh
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    Double Pay For Sunday
    24 3 Double Pay F or Sunday UNION SAYS i I he in double on SunI a -n •nate ■i .1 i V ment K-*" x"
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    HK EXCHANGE
    16 3 Spe- .sinjj 8 Ex- to Ll l d .liar, SO 190 lo c, dd
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    Unions Hit Move To Oust Adviser
    245 3 i s; Singapore trade unions yesterday I b> Mr. Peter WL Williams, president Workers' Inion, requesting Government j 1 I i ide Union Advisers Office. Williams earlier wrote > the Colonial Secretary Mi U\ L. Blythe. asking him to close down the T.U.A. Office
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    Bid To End Dispure In Motor Firm
    23 3 Bid To End Dispure In Motor Firm the M 1- iged a 11 lay, man- mer for y told the irkera d tools
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    S'PORE'S NEW C.S. IS DUE
    17 3 S'PORE'S NEW C.S. IS DUE Co ini a 1 G n the Mr. es on Aug. 4.
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    Married At Telok Anson
    46 3 Mr. and Mrs. T. Chenathirajjh who were married at Teluk \nson recently. Mr. T. (iiciiathirajah is attached to th t Accounts Branch, Gen eral Post Office, Colombo Ceylon. The bride is the diuchter of Mr. and Mrs. K. Kirtliinesii of Teluk Anson.
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    A Jujube In Court Leads To New Trial
    360 3 A Jujube In Court Leads To New Trial MR. Justice Buttrose stopped proceedings in an armed robbery case abruptly in the Singapore High Cou it yesterday. when he noticed a Chinese woman witness offering a box of throat pastilles to a Eurasian woman juror in court. Thii incident occurred short-!
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    'Sentence Was Rather Heavy'
    84 3 KI7ALA LUMPUR Mon.— Tan Vow, a 62-year-old Chinese v.* 3s convicted by the magistrate at Kuala Selangor and sentenced to eight months' imprisonment, for theft of 12 coconuts valued at $1.20. At the Selangor Criminal Court of Appeal, today, tfie Acting Chief Justice, Mr. F. O.
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    Sir George Back
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    'Sugar May Be Oft Ration Next Year If Surplus'—Willis
    258 3 'Sugar May Be Oft Ration Next Year If Surplus '—Willis TIIK world surplus of sugar may enable Singapore to de-ration sugar next year, Deputy Director of Commerce and Industry, Mr. I. R. M. Willis, said ye. terday. "This depends on what part I of the surplus we get," he added.
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    Club Shoot On Aug. 3
    86 3 THE Singapore c will hold its August Bank Holiday shoot ou Aug. :>> when competitors will participate in seven events. A cup will be presented to the winner of each event. In addition they will com-' pete for the "Ho Hong" challenge cup (open championship)
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    Two Orphans For Jamboree
    85 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE and ten other States from the Federation of Malaya will send scouts to the Kelantan Silver Jubilee Jamboree, which opens at Kota Bahru on Thursday. August LUhTwelve scouts will leave Singapore bv boat ©n August 12th for Kota Bharu. Included In the
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    Johore Red Is Killed
    104 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The only terrorist killed yes- 1 terday fell to the guns of a patrol of the 2/6 Gurkhas in Segamat, Johore. The patrol also recovered a rifle, ammunition and a compass. One of the three terrorists were wounded by an area security squad
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    50 3 Mr and Mrs. K. Krishnan who recently married in Singapore Mr. Krishnan is a Citv Council employee and president of the City Council Health Branch Labour I num. Mrs. Krishnan i s former Miss I. m annual Pakirisamy. Several trade unionists and Legislative a nd City Councillors attended their wedding.
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    Next Pepler Step-Freeze Land Prices
    229 3 Next Pepler Step-Freeze Land Prices LEGISLATION to "sta- < bili>e" the prices of land is the main purpose of the visit to thp Colony by Sir George Pepler. Town Planning Adviser to Sin- gapore. Sir George arrived from London by air yesterday. I Before any preliminary Masses Plan or intermediate
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    Sikhs Give To Fire Victims
    208 3 MEMBERS of the Pardcsi Khalsa Dharmak Diwan have donated a total of $:>!<> to the Singapore Joint Relief Organisation for the Geylang nre victims. The list of donors is as ioi°Pritam Singh.s4o; Mit Singh. $30: Bhagat Singh. $25; Sohan S"i*-h $20; Diwan Singh. 919* Malook
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    Living Costs To Be Reduced: Assurance Given
    390 3 Living Costs To Be Reduced: Assurance Given Standard Staff Reporter AN ASSURANCE that the Sinqopore City Council was strongly in favour of keeping the cost cf living down to an ''absolute minimum" was made by Mr. J.R. Hill, Singapore City Treasurer, at a press conference yesterday. Mr. Hill added that
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    Stamps For Anti-Cancer Campaign
    91 3 Stamps For Anti-Cancer Campaign Standard stilt Reporter i uk. Bin-gapafg W>i ,> I A Is I risi,lr»r *pt• i Ml i Brit i -h Fmpire Cancel Campaign, m Um Umm* 1 1 Kingdom. The prop usal is > I n I itampa in bulk to the organiser,, oi the unpaign
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    Had Dutiable Brandy, Fined
    79 3 TWO ir -n p i "r It s (apore s tith P Court real lo po r ibl« li'i Mf T. Ku' i k n nn. 11l i ste, Am l l in lefaull four m Kith i* for li I f dutiable hi andy oo
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    Union: Arbitration Only Course Open
    136 3 su ln,« Btafl Keporter DAILY-RATED employees ol the Standard Vacuum Oil pany. have told their employ- J era through fh<- Singap Petrol De ale i Emploj Union thai arbitration i< the only course now op?n following J r.-( i negotiationa b tha Union and the
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    'Apologise Or Name Them'
    401 4 Lazarous Moves On Graft Charge Standard Staff Reporter MR. A. R. LAZARCUS, Labour Councillor for North, demanded thai- Mr. C. C. Tan, Pre- sident of the Progressive Party, apologise to the City Councillors or name the councillors who, he alleged at a rally were each offered
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    Governor On Patrol
    151 4 heiieop photos. iSIF JOHN NICOLL, the Governor of S joi I the Royal Malayan Navy ovei the on i parol of the <mm roast of J.thore. From the Royal Navy r stii>on Sembawaui Sit John flew l>> helicopter* to Endau, East Johore where after uaspeelinj a guard
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    MacG May Seek Aid From West
    272 4 By Andrew Koth. Standard London Correspondent LONDON. Mon.— lt is expected thai Sir Donald MacGillivray. the deputy High Commissioner for the hederation of Malay*, will put before the British (iovernment, the Federation's case for financial help Irom western countries. It is believed he socks
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    All's Well, MCA Is Told
    97 4 KUAI. A LUMPUR. Mon. j The Working Committee of the Malayan Chinese Association vva s iniormed today by its president, Dato Sir Chenglock Tan, that affairs i.i the Singapore MCA Branch were now satisfactory and that .he association would be going ahead with its work.
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    Red Camps Are Bombed
    67 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— In support of the Security Forces in Kuala Kubu Bahru, Lincoln* of the RAAF and Hornets of No. 45 Squadron Tengah, continued their attacks on terrorist camps from daybreak today. Also in Selangor, but in thc Kuala Langat area Hornets from Butterworth made
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    New Varsity To Hold Pan Malayan Meet
    61 4 A PAN-lfl ALA VA N Conference to app 25-man Senate tor the Nanyang Uni vei ty be held in Si n Aug. ."if is waa decided by the 'tee of its mei til Chinese Cham yesterd A nm it tee compri Eng nce.
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    Cartoons Of Reds For Jungle Reds
    81 4 Cartoons Of Reds For Jungle Reds A I EAPLET i f it I I I I a GOV! lp of the and on toon of a perm. tO read dropi e able tO over the cartoons behind lead ks. The t> pical terro and the typical drawn on made dur;
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    Water Supply
    37 4 n *GKU Mohamed Ham/ah L tan S:.,t e S rel j-h airman of the Kelantan S* Development Board. Satur, r ed open RIDA's $230 000 water sunpiy line for the f age of Ke'ereh. I
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    Had No Licence
    28 4 *un selling ice cream with- T xi a ,]A cence Tan Tian s cr and wan Tiam were fined each $5 by the Muar Magistrate
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    Templer Flays Pekan Nanas Village
    233 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Tne people of Pekan Nanas. a httle village in the Pontian District of Johore, where recently six bandits killed one policeman and wounded another, were told by General Sir Gerald Templer yesterday: borne of the Communists who murdered the policeman are amongst
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    BABY SCARES 3 ARMED ROBBERS
    294 4 fl Uevlang S| nsapore. and robbed the innnteC three women and three children of 52.000 in je ierv' yesterday morning. .ie...uer>. But they left a one-year-old baby alone, when h e cried. He is the son of Mr. Choo Chew Leong, a Clerk. Mr. Choo's
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    Riverview Ltd.
    28 5 FINAL dividend of 10 per ;i mended by the the Riverview Ltd. lor the [ing March 1953 The Company made fit ot $368,094, less than profit
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    Sopiee Comments On Socialist Parties In S'pore
    210 5 Sopiee Comments On Socialist Parties In S'pore PINANG, Mon.— Chairman of the Pan-Malavan i abour Party, Inche Mohamed Sopiee today welcomed move in Singapore to form a new political party nised on Socialistic ideologies. At the same time r iKo expressed his feeling that the state of affairs oi tin-
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    24 5 picture. Mr Idwiids of the Polite Headquarters. K.I. and his bride alter their wedding at SI Mary's (hurch in Kuala i umpur. Light Studio
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    30 5 THE S Traffic Chief, ac- -ive a talk on at [i tituti n hall Singapore I Mar a **i (Criminal) for tht e same piace tt
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    Byrne Gets No Reply
    114 5 MR. K. M. BYRNE. Assis- j tent Secretary with the Singa- pore Government who asked lor an extension of tne seven-day time limit for making his observations to the I Secretary of State for Colonies on his reprimand by the Coloey Governor Sir John I Nicoll
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    Picked Vice Beside Mine
    103 5 IPOH. Mon. Magistrate Abdullah Ghazalli sentencj ed 19-year-old Ng Yook Meng nths' imprisonment. or $50. today for having in his m an iron vice, suspected to be stolen property. He was fc I a police sergeant trying to sell the iron vice to a second hand
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    BALLET DANCE
    39 5 picture. Miss Shirley Fames (left) and Miss Betty van der Straaten performing a ballet dance at a Kuala Lumpur variety concert given by the St. Marry 's Youth Fellowship in aid of camp funds. Yong Peng Seong
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    Bingham On The Need For Leaders
    189 5 PENANG, Mon.— The penghulus and ketuas were the leaders of the people and Malaya's great need todav was for more leaders, Mr. R. P. Bingham, the Resident Commissioner, tokd members of the seventh civics course to be held here. I Twenty-five penghulus and ketua
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    75 5 r **o**sW Singapore scouts seea in this picture will ka*f f» r Kota Bahru on August It to attend a Silver Jubilee J-*1"- horee which opens th e next I dav at Kelantan. the scouters are s-rated from left: Fn« Hai hif. \bu Bakar Kahman Dato I t. J. Vsiildt.
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    251 5  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN SINGAPORE MOVE CA SUPPORT IN JAKAR By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, July 27 Reports thaf Singapore is plonnin ahead with the possible creation of a rubber buffer pool arc great interest here. Informed quarters said that if Singapore takes this step Indonesia would most probably view
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    39 5 Mr Baud hin H«J» Koslan. Health Inspet-tor «f thr lingaporr Citj Council and hfatnat hinti M.ulon tinhmlv ieatMef ef Mt »•>«* Mrs Madon. who wrrr mar rie_l .»t hcr parte tl' tt****** I at No. 11, lliirni.tlt SB Sund in
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    New Cable Code WHO Adopts A
    38 5 THF ADOPI radio code will now pei n World Health Oi lion's Epidemiological St at lo Singapore to supply Information to the the world on quarantine and warnings o! occurring in Soutl
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    Fined For Fight
    24 5 I LIM SANG, Teo Koon Chiam Ah Thiam wei i fined $3 by the •,r fighting s1 Bukit i Kangkah .Moar.
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    Malay To Help Illiteracy Fight
    223 5 Standard Stall" Reporter CHE ABDULLAH bin Sultan, who has been studying adult education in New Zealand for the last six month* under the Colombo Plan, will be returning to Malaya soon with data which will be useful in Malaya's fight against illiteracy. A secondary school
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    Took Life With Poison
    85 5 CHAI Yu Lee, [20), a furniture shop assistant, took his life by drinking causti June 1, HI Ws house in Simon R >ad, Singapore. stated inquest before th< Coroner Mr. Giam Chong Hing verdict: Suicide. Yong Thong, ChaTs moi she heard her son n ing in
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    EVACUEE DESERTED HUSBAND
    119 5 EVACUEE DESERTED HUSBAND A DECREE nisi to be m within three mon granted by Mr. Justice Whitton in the Singapore High Cour* yesterday to Alfred Herbert Ward against Lilian A.C. Ward, on the grounds of desertion. Ward said that he was married in Dee. 1941. There was no issue. lie
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    Collected His Own 'Fines'
    114 5 A P I AX serving ">^ not i rigor imprisonment :> three i harges of cheating given an additional 18 moin the Singapore Fourth District Court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to cheal ons in the Juvenile I on Ot. 3. He Was Tan King I
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    Review of Views
    310 6 Review of Views Repeal New Tax UTUSAN MELAYU appeals for the repeal ol the new taa on businesses on the grounds that such a tax would prove the death knell for Malay small businessmen Pointing out that Malay small businessmen throughout the country have been increasingly vocal in their protests
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    750 6 I fHE guns arc silent in Korea after M7 months of bitter fighting. What was to have been a war to save the people of Korea from bruta) aggression degenerated into a meaningless war of devastation with n ighty armies see-sawing up and down this narrow peninsula. And
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    683 6  - A Queen Had Hew Panties Seized Audrey Whiting By A YOUNG king ond queen today are hanging their heads in embarrassment ond shame. They can just manage to rub two brass farthings together in their pockets, and they are desperately struggling to keep up appearances." But they are failing dismally.
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      377 6 Mr:- Mr. John Jacob in nis utter, entitled "No 'Excuse For Racial Quarrels." in the Straits Times, of J uly argues that the Interests of non-Malay communities arc identical*. Are theV If they are. then from this arg "ment on e ma v assume that Mr.
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      WHY NOT OPIUM CLINICS
      136 6 Sir.— The recently c<l animal report m Colony's prisons should be ot interest to those interested in the progress of Singapore. In tM* particular aspect it makes sorry reading. I refer to opium smoking and opium smokers. Opium smoking i_i OOf only habit— it j. s
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      CONDEMNED
      126 6 Sir: iam directed bv thc < Committee ol the Graduate i Teachers' Association to State publicly that "Fair J Plax V eon., ntion in h*s i letter to the Pk that Grade I Specialist appoint- ments should he rewind for Honours graduates only is condemned hy the large majority
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    556 6 POLYGAMY THE WOMEN... JN Singapore, thc Women's Association must lh amend the Marriage Ordinance. The> v I want a man to have no more than one I ite I women. Equality with men. ,h I Nanyang Siang Pau, Singapon I language newspaper, recently examined the in an editorial Monogamy-one man
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    Peace Not Yet Assured: Dulles
    74 7 P eace Not Yet A ssured: Dulles IV July >1, (Neuter).— The .United of State, ."Mr. John Foster Dulles, that the Korean armistice was "by (luivalenl ot assured peace." Mr. in N photo. MODEL \\e.;rs an evening gown made of sequins in all nuances of tit J This is one
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    Korea Still The Problem
    21 7 i a n.i ns Con out lo to make a Lo. d y ol 0 ted to
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    Byrnes Will Be On US Delegation
    39 7 COLUMBIA South Carolina. July 77 (AFP) Democratic Governor of Soulh Carolina James Byrnes announced 'asl night he had accepted President Eisenhower's request Lj be nn the American delegation the UN Genera] Assem »!v
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    TRUCE IS MILITARY AGREEMENT
    501 7 Ultimate Objective Is Final Peace In Korea PANMUNJOM, July 27, (UP)— Negotiators laboured two years to produce a Korean armistice document described in its preamble as a humanitarian agreement "in the interest of stopping thc Korcar conflict with its great toll of suffering and bloodshed on
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    U.N. To Convene Aug. 17 On Korea
    151 7 U.N. To Convene Aug. 17 On Korea UNITED NATIONS. July 1 27 (AP).— Mt Lester B Pearson of Canada, President of the U.N. General Assembly, said last ni^ht tin- Assembly will meet Aug. 17 to consider plans lor a Korean political conference. Mr. Pearson di closed the nate immediately after
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    Ike: Settle Without More Brutal Strife
    218 7 WASHINGTON, July 2& -President Eisenhower called on all nations tonight to "see the wisdom" of the newly signed Korean armistice and settle their ditlerences without more "brutal" strife. He voiced renewed I tope for woi m ;i nationwide radio and t. Levison arried t>y
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    French Fear More Mao Aid For Ho
    190 7 French Fear More Mao Aid Fo r Ho HANOI. July 27 (AP).— Major General Rene Cogny, Commander of French Union i Land Forces iu Northern IndoChina. said last night a fur- ther step-up in Red Chinese aid for the Communi t-!cd I Vietminh after an armistice in Korea would pose
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    51 7 PNOH PENH. July 27 (AFP) —Cambodian Premier Poim Nouth. who returned here to- day trom an interview with j King Norodom at Siemrcap. j said he thought that France i would not be opposed to the Cambodian proposals for settling thc Independence pro•n. r
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    38 7 This A. P.. I'.l\ r.utiophoto shows Geaeral Mark (lark signiag the truce document at a base theatre camp. It was then taken lurk to Panmimiom for relay to North Korean commanders for their signatures at their base cam])
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    Food Rush On In Berlin
    78 7 BERLIN, July 27 (AP) One hundred thousand East Germans, again delving Communist threats, surged Inl i Wt st Berlin today to ri I from their sympathetic nei -,i--bours. Thirty-live food stations in American. British aod Pren w« re delug. H with Kast Germans who rame
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    PM Still Seeks Top-Level Talks
    125 7 PM Still Seeks TopLevel Talks LONDON. July 27. (UP). Prime Minister Sir Wins imi Churchill still favours a top level Big lour meeting antl BUI] propose a new date for the postponed Bermuda eonferenee shortly, informed sources said Churchill has left no doubt that he believes Ihe three power talks
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    38 7 MANILA. Ju v 21 (AP) Fifty armed bandits kidnapped 150 per j-i- Ul a bold raid on a town 20 miles south of Mani a last night But they reed their victims alter live ity.
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    348 7 THI. threi y< «r w h la Karea laat i fi.i_.imi leli in human lite It ci»st the mica appro i match iff k lh 'I ia lion, or fatall) u mhi larladiai as of last \\i ilniMln I South Kor ans 1.011 Itnlish and
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    No Fear Of A Slump
    254 7 LONDON. July 27 (Reu ter^— There is no reason lu suppose that a Kot ean truce will biing on a world slump, according to financial experts in London Markets have had several months in which to adjust themselves to the prospects of a Korean armistice
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      125 7 SEEN IN THE /KIE/ mmoncst Malayan ESTED GREEN >C\ '> wn to Malays X '-^T^^T7 $f&^ .nywhere except in "m yS^^^^~ J i <ondy orco-J cr thick K 9 ••kes open jungle l\ j3JkjmL j ond in.ccU. 'ourful bird with Jf\(l^/ V^ V!j "d lets, biown > li K ock
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    13 8 HONGKO: In I. Bo mi 51 rding to tl
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    254 8  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, July 27— There are increasing reports among shipping companies here that Japanese interests are planning to set up a joint Indo- Japanese coastal shipping company. These reports received a further boost when Antara. the semi-official
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    64 8 SAN FRANCISCO. July (UP) Ka citibllihmenl ot K" Linos KTVice Japan, tho Padflc of South Ainewas announced here. The re-opening of the nship serv: ••l a joint ani :he fCawashaki K Ltd.. of K Kimberk, vice-president of I general igents for nese Lino. ll ui!
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    283 9 1 M M„: ,r,cr 1 ni 'ice ed a tin 'he lor res ...■ti a sgsr? xd i 9 r <i IH 0 i.OO xd Cd xd K Lrnjut 2C/Kumra 1/2 ]/4 jnting 7/j 7/9 Katu 19/6 20/6 3/6 4/- cd Kepong 4/-
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    57 9 Jjrd London Correspondent -The following ore the closing prices London market: LONDON TIN 18 d 18. d. 1824. 19 d. 19 d. 19 4 d. d Spot £575 per ton buyers, £57^ ICs s. iiers. Three months: £^75 buyers, £577 10s. sellers, Setl,em,nt .Price: £568 Sale
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    AAM WILL RUN $50,000 SWEEP
    67 9 IPOH, Mon.— The Automobile Association of Malaya ha^ been granted permission by the Federation authorities to run a $50,000 pan-Malayan lottery. The Standard was informed today. Tickets will be available to all members of the various branches of the A. A.M. only. Details of prizes
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    Horning: Bad Sign
    32 9 REMARKING that sounding of horns is a sign of bad driving, Mr. R W. H. Davies, the Singapore First Traffic Police t, yesterday lined Sher Kwee Chon $10. i
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    Planter Robbed At Dawn
    223 9 Planter Robbed At Dawn Beng Han. 73, a padi plant was cal zed upon to produce hi identity card by two men wearing jungle green in hi house at two o'clock in the morning, he took off his coat containing r-ash and gold ornaments which were then snatrhed away from
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    Produce Easier In All Sections
    115 9 THE prod*.:.' e n ket in Singapore was easicr in all ons yesterday but no busiwas reporti d. Copr a for August shipment was quoted $331 per picul buyers with se ors at 134. Coconut oil sellers indicated $.74 with buyers at So.'i per picul.
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    3 Owners Fined For Not Telling
    41 9 FOR not giving the P information about dr ear owners. Ho Tin Swee. Seng Swee Hco and the manager of Eng Leong Chye were each fined $100 in the Singapore Fir.st Traffl Police Court yesterday
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    800 9 The Eastern l'nited Assurance Corpn. Ltd. made a profit ol $207,335 (27.6%) and final divid end ol K'. and c_*sh bonus of <; made .*< total of 18*^ for the ended March 31 1953 nowed an increase over the previous year and all dements produced profits with tl>
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    MCA Cuts Staff In Big Economy Move
    168 9 KIALA LUMPUR, Mon -The Malavan (binese Association in a drastic economy move i s axin~ more than half its headquarters stall here from the end of this month. The pre out strenslii of the headquarters stair is 24. iu.s also oi I out
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    27 9 7 ½p.c. Dividend For Bedford 1 B have a Anal dividen ess tax, for the working year ending Ma profit for were $80,370.36 t $218,901 last year
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    No Slack In S'pore Building Industry
    149 9 LOW-COST HOUSES CO UP Standard Staff Reporter ktA DESP ,TE the Present depression fhot Molayo is experiencing, the building trade in Singapore has not appreciably slackened. Government and Improvement Trust investments have partly sustained the tracJc but its stability is due to the acute
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    RUBBER DOWN 1 5/8 Cts.
    92 9 Stan >aid Market Renortei t RU1 in the Singapore ma If cent per lb. foi firs! rubber for Augi Upcounti an ai dowi •y. but r < per lb. S I] trad NOON PRICES SiriRaDore Chamrx m nerce Rubber Association noon prires (in cents Der
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    COUNCIL LOAN NEEDS $500,000
    20 9 Singapore <- Cou 0 000 lefl n •i R. Hill, I ll< told Tl the bo li
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    RED – HANDED CATCH IN KL
    8 9 RED HANDED CATCH IN KL i R I
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    477 10  -  M-M-M! Delicious!' with OSWALD HENRY and his Camero (Left): MAKING tha Capitol their favourite rendezvous, Mr. and Mrs. ■"Jimmy'* Banke*. celebrated their third wedding anniversaiy Saturday night. Alta. former stage star and Eopular dress drsigner, opes to leave with hubbv shortly on Australian taca tion. (Left): (.IK
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      133 10 iMi COUPON READ THIS BEFORE YOU ORDER YOU3 PAT. TERN You must enclose three ten cent stamps il roo want your pattern cut. I* don't get the stomps, voo don t get the pattern A numbfi of orders have come to rr e without the jut till the stamps are
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      159 10 > I^RITADELMMII IW H i)\ Ol I ItlV "He knowx in.' his ow n iun wim hath not in. t iNcessity."— Befl Joaxoa 11 I -I) KIR I\ I iaii M f or i.s ks ><>i it mi; hum 1 1 \m> BIBTIISI<;.\ iMII.S < low to m ike .i-i-
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    MARRIAGE
    32 11 TB marriage of Mr. Anthony E. K. Ng and Miss Lucy C. H. Cheong was performed at the Church of Sacred Heart. Tank Koad, Singapore, on the 18th of July. 1953.
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      33 11 Cf *ZS&'* CIYD* p m. •i Bros Di. una CASABLANCA'' li^rid MMM- MAN lU -jO-HORROH P soi rfS SSJGGANI l.nil' 1 I at i 12 it. Dunp AT i engineer nvn. freagi tau
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      313 11 CESSATION OF BUSINESS. XOTICE is hereby given that tha piece goods business carried on under the style of Ww Sin Company at No. 13G Birch Road, Seremban, has carry on business on the 28.3.1953 owing to the y loss sustained by the firm. Notice is hereby further n that any
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      199 11 NOTICKS The Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER 45) In the High Court of the Colony of Singapore Island Of Singapore IN BANKRUPTCY, Wage 1 Earner's Adminslration J Order. No. 375 of 1941. RE LEE ENG HIN. of 1203, Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore; Clerk, Diethelm Co Ltd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a
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      238 11 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, j JOHORE. NOTICE. AN examination for Estate Dressers will be held at the General Hospital, Johore Bahru from September lst to September 4th, 1953. 2. Applications for the above must reach the undermentioned before 10th August. 1953. No late entries will be accepted. 3 Examination fees are: i
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      169 11 TLU lON AUGUST BEGINNERS Book- keeping. Shorthand. Typini Correspondence, Latin Stds IV and VII Engiish, Special revision tor 1904 LCC Accounting. ALSO mornings Shorthand. Typing. Book-keeping. Chinese YMCA Comm. School. 107 Selegie Rd. T ADIES! For simplified lesAJ sons in dressmaking and designing day and evening classes and lor expert
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      596 11 StTUA'fftttS WANTED BRir.SH tublect. Chinese male. g Z,nm* 2 MANAGFR/SECRETARY -wfth It* yean experience import/ export trade^ Snipping. Salary m. a n 4 i 5 Sa 'arv expected $4<><J Resident in Singapore Reply UE No 58. Standard Sngapore 1. IN UJ _i *übject Ma'.aya.ee male. f^n.uW U FIELD/TAPPING CONDUCTOR with
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      847 11 Standard Service For The Unemployed AT lOIjK SKR\M*K. Are you iinempt'iyed and lr need In help you und work ihe **inr .ipore "^tand^id I netnp*«>\inent Bureau offer* von free «pace In tfcta column Jimt ral« or write your liM-al -t.indard ofllc- for an appli eation lorm »\hiei« yot «li«iuhl return
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      252 11 iwi-tni MHs n i iv S'*ee (nee .\ng il at I I >n n >r .an I i v 3 aon jnd i Fum .1 R BIRTH BMUU ir< I i D .»f Fred J 21. Ap> d a i AJ. a- 11. A< KNOW II DT.M-KNTS i *ONOR \n
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    Hutton Out For A Duck
    45 12 Lea Hutton out for a dtuk! This picture of the loir h Ti sl al Headinglej. ihire, uas lon n into Singapore laNt ninht by Associated Press. Hutton uas hou led by Rai I ndwall to give -i disappointing stilt.
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    Colony's Stocks Go Rushing Down
    534 12 ENIGMATICAL Singapore! Brilliant one moment and a "clastic" in clumsiness the next Off to a poor start in their initial Malava Cup encounter with Johore on the 27 June, the selectors made a bold switch at forward, and hacked the opposition Malacca and Negri ottered
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    The Penalty Box -Every Tuesday
    569 12 - Cup Final Referee The honour ol relcreiin r tin' Final ot the Malava Cup i competition .it Kuala l.umpur on August 85. has fallen t«> Singapore nun Captain St.icker ot' the Army. A United Kin -dom qualilied Claas One referee, who is nn new r
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    Records Should Go
    212 12 .HIT Singapore school ?oun.V'* showin a,, all ll*? m ,m P r °vcment. this lh***: S,n a .P° r «> Inter School star? i i 'H Sh,Ps r ,he heals yurs 1^- record affair f' «nd whav will be the b?" s s P r >ut re
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    GRAND PRIX PROGRAMME
    52 12 [HE Singap ir e Motor Clubs Johore Grand Prix Souvenir programme ia now on sale. It is obtainable at th*. r.uBook St„re. A A Snore Popes garage. Borne, Motors \m6 Eastern Auto Co Price per copy ,s si. Generous people are asked to a mote as proceeds
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    37 12 n* Government Plintta* (Office waa awarded a walkove? wpras Servicet as the atter failed to turn up for their SAFA Division :_B torture wh ch J to have been phiv,d StG^flS Stadium yesterday. nR
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    ENGLAND FIGHT DESPERATELY
    794 12 76 -Run Lead, Compton In HEADINGLEY, Yorkshire, July 27 (Reuter) England fought desperately to save the Fourth Test and keep alive the hopes of wresting the Ashes from Australia in the fourth day of the fourth Test here today. Her batsmen struggled hard against good bowling keen
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    40 12 on lal] picture Another hn-land batsman out Tom Crave. E PV «> l: n }',Jnd ,s W"g*i by Ritchie Beaaag off Keith Miller for .V, in the fourth test match hr neen Eagiaad and .|„s v a Jt "♦•d.n-Icx lorkshire. AP
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    26 12 LONDON, J;- u v Board Mr, HomM \<r,j •Hi K, to di,., tou "'"7' r***U of th. is known, dr*w th* BooH wmm Inri w-
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    288 12 85?** ««VVsaS*fSrJ5 s r) tree, the airmen's ii uned v. eno Davenp squat a dozen ehan ie> :md inaccui For the Endom -md a bri il R ihim. thi wingi Inr! inesian thrusi and Had the iri-!^.-x N „n irtunism the i have been o1 It
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    New B'ton Star In Selangor Makes A Hit
    48 12 Ml thr fceadliaej m Malayan badminton I lin **i«. conqueror oi the present > champion and T*****t Cap r. v i ■yid lhli leaiatlaa ui hi, langm lu pionshipa came la tk* qaartei Jjnflcj championship played BadaUaUa Hull §t**ssi N i
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      65 12 QftEAT WOm CABARET OPENING SOON! mam -i "NIGHT i,,, mn ri im i v-n ENJO^ DANCING w DRINKS COOL COMFORT NKW ATMOSPHKRI GREAT WOK LP GARDEN CABARET TOMUII S GRAM) > |SV ol \M \l l I R I \U VI iompi.iiiion nw j ion i >im nh mGI N'•'
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      42 12 niiiaro SOCCER; S.AF.4 Commu««n League Royal Nary r i £./ropean. s at Ja!a» Beaffr; 2 Haircotr'/u 7\-j SHRftC g BODCA: Dh,. 3 'a Malay SU vs. Jollilad* AV at Geulang Stadium. ATHLETICS. lnter-s6hool ,*porU heat s at I R.J. fl£ £.J0 ft
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