Singapore Standard, 30 July 1953

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    15 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD V«l IV. No. 28. SINCAPORE, THLRSUAY, JULY 30, 1933 TWELVE PACRS 10 CENTS.
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    NO DANGER OF GOING BROKE
    388 1 BANDITS EXPLOIT FALL IN PRICES JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— The Malayan Communist Party is exploiting the present trade recession and the inevitable widespread unemployment in V*e Federation that is 4frpected. L*[f.r. propaganda bv the Li»n ii ini*sts state.; that they pted -ted the' present ecoromi<- crisis
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    RRUCE MEN FLY TO SEOUL WHILE CLARK FLIES OUT
    159 1 RRUCE MEN FLY TO SEOUL WHILE CLARK FLIES OUT I 29- Seventy-five Swedish and seven rs ol the neutral truee supervisory comKorea today in two l'nited States air force planes. A spokesman for the delegasaid they hoped to meet Communist-nominated utral delegations from Poand Czechoslovakia on Thursday at Panmunjom. I
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    Butler: U.K. Stiil Seeks big-4 Talks
    25 1 Butler: U.K. Stiil Seeks big -4 Talks iewa in of t hieved j by j AP AFP MR. K. >I. BYRNE: A Russell Rule a
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    BYRNE CANT GET SECRET TRIBUNAL REPORT—GOVT.
    352 1 BYRNE CANT GET SECRET TRIBUNAL REPORT— GOVT. MR K Iff. BYRNE. an j Aaaistaßt Secretary with the Singapore Government, will protest to the Secretary of State for the Colonies in 7 London acain>t the Colony Go\ernment*s refusal to let him have a copy of the findings of a two-man triJ
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    CUBA CURTAIN SRUNGDOWN
    13 1 29 i ensor-i .ecn l übi ica- 1 re-* an-J
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    British Ship Is Attacked By Warship
    141 1 HO\ tKOXG. July 29 (Reu-5 ter)— Sailors from an uniden-; rifled warship boarded the; Br;:iah steamer Admiral Hardy; after Ln ercepting and firing; on her off tne Chinese main-; land port of Foochow today.; Britisn naval sources said. Tne i. 929-ton -garner flash-$ ed
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    Reds Seize Then Release Food Bus
    35 1 BERLIN. July 29 (AP) The Communists seized and then released the first truckload of American food coming across the Soviet Zone to West Berlin today. American border authorities reported.
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    ALONE AGAIN
    22 1 FILM actress Ida Lupino has revealed that she and her j husband the actor Howard I Dull' have separated. Reuter
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    Reduce UK Troops Call
    77 1 LONDON". July 29. (Renter) I Mr. Emanuel Shinwell. for- j mer Labour Defence Minister. asked in the House of Commons today whether Britain could reduce v the numbers of' her forces in Malaya. He v.a. opening a debate on defence. I "We have nearly 40.nnn troops
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    Mao's Warships Move Southward
    44 1 TAIPEI. July 29 (UP)— A flotilla of Chir ese Communist navy ships including one destroyer and 12 gunboats was reoorted to have been sent down to guard the Chusan Archipelago otf the Chek*ang: coast, a Nationalist newa agency reported today.
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    FLOODS FORCE OUT TIGERS
    72 1 GHAUMATI. India. July 29 (Reuter) Tigers. bear< and other wild animals, driven from their jungle lairg by floods ta upper Assam. .«re taking refuge near vi and attacking people, it was reported today. One man is lying in ho-n:-♦al severely mauled by a tiger. Flood-waters of
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    Greece Reports Border Incident
    31 1 ATHENS July St. (Re Four G i ires d i I eachai with a I ek SI ng a 1 lof United Natioos observers i'e the incident.
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    FOOD FOR KOREA
    26 1 THK fit t of 10.IHM torn i»f qift food ordered delivered j South Korea hy President hßUennower was distribtited yesterday m _Puj«ui. AP
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    Protest WiU Go To Mr. Lytteiton
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    KILLER OF FIVE IS GIVEN DEATH
    122 1 ADELAIDE, July 29 (Reuter) Balaban. a 29-year-old Rumanian immigrant, and se.fconfessed killer of five people was sentenced to death tonay for the murder of a Yugoslav jyvoman, Zoi* Kusic, ia U** m ember last year. Balaban said he became "angry and disgusted" at Kusio
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    Future Hinges On World Bank Survey
    358 1 From ANDREW ROTH Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Wed.— There is no threat of "bankruptcy" in Malaya and it has no intention of going on bended knees to the United States for increased assistance in the prices of rubber and tin, said well-informed circles here.
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    Italy Looks For Its New Leader
    32 1 PRESIDENT Luigi Einaudi Z began searching again yester£day in the shadows of a politically unstable Italy for a J man to form a new govern--2 ment.
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    SHE CUT OFF BABYS TOE
    71 1 Police in Revogo. Italy are looking for a young unmarried mother who cut otf the small j right toe of her ten-day old I baby daughter before consigning her to a local orphanage. Police said the young woman arranged with the orphanage yesterday to keep
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    Dak Bid To Beat Entry Ban Flops
    181 1 PENANG, Wed. Thirteen Indians who flew here by chartered aircraft from Calcutta in an effort to beat the new immigration bill before it comes into effect on Saturday, were unlucky today. They were refused permission to land by the immigraition authorities and were
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    TWO DAYS YOU MUST NOT MISS
    35 1 N EIGHT Ti ide Fail nt, it i i ling witl nf Tii e Slti _j i I me iibi- on s.ii W S T p of l|I I
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    ALL SET FOR GREAT STRIKE
    21 1 I i.MBO MR r| rxei 1 le i n ii isle I I higher ri i
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    Troops Kill Huk Lender's Aide
    23 1 MANILA U»>— Taruc, brothei »f Commun I H k 'I si uc, in .t n north of Man.
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    NEW AIR RECORD
    23 1 A BRITISH European Airways Viscount turbo let ;iirliner yesterday srt up new te record between I ondon and Copenhagen.- Reuter
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    A "RED'-LETTER DAY" FOR S'PORE NURSES
    564 2 A "RED'-LETTER DAY" FOR S'PORE NURSES st r I Stall Reporter SING \POKK rinses be i| came Ihi "peta" of the I Colony Cavcrnmrnt with I f .< official opening yesterI dav of their luxurious hostel I bv Mrs. lan (hin Tuan, I I wife of tl:- Deputy PresiI dent
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    Rare Birds And Animals For Britain.
    64 2 Rare Birds And Animals For Britain. BH AIN is s n to i eceive .i for i ndon .iape a bi tustraals rd Hallstrom k '.v:. A stra Lan philanthroindusl and v on wild animals, arrived in S aboard a ast nicht ds i on to n He wi I!-
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    COMOMODITY PRICES
    107 2 COMOMODITY PRICES CLOSING rnbbe. prices (cents per I*ll in Singapo pesterdaj •Acre Bu>ers Sellers No 1 RS S Spot Loose 613 621 No. 1 R.S.S. No 2 R S.S. 61 No 3 R.s.s. Tone: steady. TIN PR J' I The price ol tin yestet dav was Sl" 1 i tui.
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    Immigration Law Heralds A New Era'
    96 2 I JAPORE'S nce noi De mphasised both t'ne s was the rge Thorn- son k >tary ib i.ii in Singa] >'• Ro- re". He apr, re is of er*. it lies on" the j i -ids of in rial j bat is I be
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    New Villagers Go To The Pol's
    37 2 NANG, Wed.— The villaI gers of Sungei Jawi New in the Southern D iot Province W ey cast [their votes in secret y< day jo elect members to the villaj imittee.
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    Overtook A Car On Wrong Side
    54 2 CH \N" HIAP FOI ol B fined $50 is licence end. i I3 in tiie Sing 1 S id Traffic C to a charge of ing. The stated 1 Cha t in Mo*: n Road. went on e of Tiie and ci Hid I
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    Stars For Taiping
    29 2 Mui i Chan l im See will make stage appearances at tiie Taiping Lido Cinema on Aug. 10. in contion with the screening of Cantonei I
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    Gun Found Court Told
    72 2 HOW n hushed a i I found a r< ads of ition i it i to'.d in the S hth Pol. v rday. J Tay Teong was < ial pos: H gun j I and the BUD the of the i inquiry j he was to
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    Nicoll Lauds Children's Aid Societv
    234 2 AT the general meeting of the Children'g Aid Society held at Tomiinson Road yesterday, the Singapore Governor. Sir John Nicoll, who was invited to be President of e Society, said: "i accepted Prr a i°" to becom e Sour si nn n t because I
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    SACKED SAILORS BACK IN S'PORE
    198 2 FOURTEEN Malay sailors I who were dismissed from the tanker Silver Brook because they had quare led with Indian sailors from Goa arrived by air in Singapore yesterday They denied that they had; quarrelled over religion. The real cause, they said. was that they were
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    Mastier Plan Hinges On Land Law
    264 2 Mastier Plan Hinges On Land Law [I A TRIBCTE of orchids I for one who. Dr. 1). J. 1 1 Vickers, Director of the jj 1 1 Medical Services. Singa- I I pore, maintained "uould j have mad., such a won- derful nurse and s*ster" 7 I I from one
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    Big Drop In Tin Will Hit Malaya Hard
    8 2 Big Drop In Tin Will Hit Malaya Hard
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    Thousands Hit By Blackout
    254 2 Thousands Hit By Blackout WHILE the bright 7 lights at Singapore's St. iJamt n r< arer Station flashed ont the weeds •W > t Let Electri- j tUj ttt 1.7" thousand' mt 1 1 hemes »n ths east and I west ti.astv; wer. pitched in rtafflcness, In ihe east coast
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    50 Women Arrested In Siak St. Raid
    39 2 FIF Y i raid. in to the i s ,l|ti O.C. of 1 3 W the wt vt* d CID in R ■I known BS 'Kam- pong P ang" i of I
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    Fined & Banned From Driving
    85 2 Fined Banned From Driving A MARINE assistant, A. I.up'.r) v....- lined $7. r > in the Singa;*' n c First Traffi Cour' 3 1 ite i lay and diaqual from driving for a year when he pl ided guilty to driving a van v\i'ii-iit the owners conj lent. [,n\i!)f; while
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    VIPs Welcome Mr. Goode
    161 3 CJoode. It was jlso a cordial greeting;, and Mr. Chmde sa j c beamiaf "I am delighted to bfi back." (ile w», in the Secretariat for Economic Affair* t*% Kuala l.umpur before he lert Malava i n 1949 le take up appointment a s chief secretary
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    More money for Geylang fin Victims
    26 3 m m m 1 I I i I 1 I 8 I 1 1 s B s 8 H m
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    Magic Shows In Aid Of Youth
    71 3 SHARING a joke here are (left to right): Mrs. W. L. Blythe, Mr. W. L Blythe, retiring Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. A. C. Goode. the new Colonial Secretary and Mrs. Goode. Mr. and Mrs. j Goode arrived hero yesterday in the Tegelberg from Africa
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    CAMERA STOLEN
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    Trade Films To Mark Fair
    65 3 ON tne occasion of the Fifth Annual Trade Fair in Singa- pore, the British Rubber Development Board. Malaya, will screen films on natural rubber at their air-conditioned cinema in the Happy World. t on Aug. 1, 2 and 3. There will be three ihows ,i
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    Free Public Library For Colony Soon
    309 3 Free Public Library For Colony Soon H .rd Staff Reporter have I vith >f nil »n'.s dollar ixi- *a__; and has de id d to accept responsibility for building and equipping th e Library. The decision to have a free public library was made by Lee Foundation as a direot
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    On The Spot Inspection
    97 3 i THE Governor of Sin- lj I gapore, Sir John Nicoll, 7 (second from left) in- I 1 s perts the plans of the 1 new low cost housing 1 estate now coming up at 7 1 UpOer Aljunied Road 1 He visited the site yes-
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    Homes Scheme Rushed Sn Record Time
    110 3 Homes Scheme Rushed Sn Record Time Nicoll Sees The 14-Day Wonder' SINGAPORE Government has moved with record-breaking speed on its project to build 190 homes for victims of the recent Kallang Bcsin fire. Barely 14-day.s after a disastrous f'n.^ reduced a whole kampontj to ashes, building operations nrere started on
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    Unrest In Spore' Medical Circles
    494 3 Unrest In Spore' Medical Circles Standard Staff Reporter DISCRIMINATION in the medical profession among doctors, dentist and pharmacists, is causing grave dissatisfaction and concern. The discrimination lies in the yearly retention fee that dentists and pharmacists have to pay. Doctors are exempt. The Standard was told that the Malayan Dental
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    Judge Rebukes Juror
    211 3 Judge Rebukes Juror A EUROPEAN juror. "VTr Chai e« A 1 1 liner, tol I <•* Mr. dust i > Biltl in ths Sing ip H gh airt yesterday thai his lii ars I I ..rv tei i S 'h»t morning was "a very WfiOUS matte: Mr. Gardiner was lurnrn
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    Rl CONSULATE
    44 3 THK oflice of the Indonesian Consulate General in Singapore and its Information Service will be closed on Aug. 1 and :j. being public holidays. Shipping sn I Passport Immigration Section.-; are open Ml Aug. 3 from 10 am. to 1 11 a.m.
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    Prisons Seek Instructors
    57 3 THE Singapore Prisons De- j partment will gladly welcome I volunteers who show skill In brick-laying and general handicrafts to train prisoners along these lines, saal Mr. W.L.P. Sochon, Singapore Commis- i sioner of Prisons, yesterday. The department is anxious to J start as many practical classes
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    3 Erected Huts Without Permit
    54 3 i THREE men who er. attap huts in Kampong Chia Heng without obtaining tht- permission of the Singapore City Counril were each fined S:{() by Mr. .1. M. DevereanxColebourne, the City Police \I igistrate, yesterday. Tiie three men were Tnv Cho-j Han, Chua Seng Swee
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    A Distillery-Swoop On
    45 3 A DistillerySwoop On SINGAPORE Customs officers swooped on an illicit distillery In Braddell Road area yesterday and seized 1.4U0 gal- 1 lons of rice mash and four 60--gallon stills. The distiller was caught by surprise but escaped in the commotion, leaving the bubbling stills. I
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    No-Bail Warrani Out For Driver
    59 3 THE Singapore First Traffic Police Magistrate, Mr. R.w H. Davies, yesterday issued a nonbailable warrant for the srrest of Chan Wee Kan when \rc\ failed to turn up in courtChan faces three charges of obtaining a class four driving licence whilst disqualified, making a false
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    SHE HAD NO PERMIT: $100; HE HAD: $50
    166 3 SHE HAD NO PERMIT: $100; HE HAD: $50 NEAR midnight on Apr. 27, police checking vehicles at a roadblock in Jurong Road, found Miss Tan Yat, a Singapore welfare worker. at the Wheel of a car. She \va.-> found to have no driving licence. Sitting beside hor was :;7.--year-old Ong
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    Seven Years For Robbers
    97 3 NG GONG TEE and Teoh Lam Hong were sentenced to seven year.; rigorous imprisonment hy Mr. Justice Buttrose j in the Singapore Assizes yesI terday when thev were found I guilty of having committed armed robbery ai a ho ise In Monk's Hill Road in febru
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    TWO RECEIVE QUEEN'S COMMISSION
    185 3 Standard Staff Reporter TWO Singaporeans, Attan hhl Yatim and Teck Onn Liew. yesterday became the U*** the Colony to be granted the Queen's Commission. For the time being, they will serve with fjl Company (G.T.) of tne Roval Armv Service Corps. Both oflirers have ->M*vei ia
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    MCA LEADER SEES END OF THE RED WAR
    169 4 iron, UTed.— The end of lhe emergency in Malaya is not far off, said the chairman of the Perak branch of the Malavan Chinese Association, Mr. Lau Tak Khuan, in his annual report on the activities of his organisation. Mr. Lau paid
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    3 Bandits Slain And 2 Wounded
    43 4 3 Bandits Slain And 2 Wounded LUMPUR, Wed.— Si ed j. i f S ly Unit ed leak, Jol 1 1 R anrl aped with a troi of the S I the S n Kuan- 1 le s of K RAF H I
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    DEATH
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    Appeal Against Suspension
    37 4 i THF. Singapore First Traffic e, Mi. R. VV. A. fined the oi Swee Transport Chuan S riving 1 nce for wing a B covered by e. I, Mr. h gave n i magistral
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    QUARREL COST HAWKER $50
    114 4 IPOH Wed. —A squabble over a debt of 4T> tents COSt a hswki r, Yap Chip Hoong $50 In compensation, one day's jail and a b md ol $300 to be of good behaviour for six menth Before Che Abdullah Ghalalli, in lhe Magistrate's rt here
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    Towels Stolen
    25 4 BV y j>. pipe. in Ri\ er Vai ey Ro id dav m< Eng, an J with 12 d iwels salued al SI
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    Dancing Party Office-Bearers
    69 4 THE following were e I ed office-bearers of the Union Dancing Party. Singapore: President: Frcdc*. k S Vlce-Presldenta: Fi ederick Chua aad Mervin Wee: Hon. Secretary: John Sco:.: Hon Treasurer: Roderick C Hoa. Auditor: Lee Kin. San: Hon. instructor: Larry Yohan Goh. Com/nit tee: Misses Nancy Ton
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    HAD STILL & 7 GALLONS
    47 4 HAD STILL 7 GALLONS MUAR, W. Cui Pon of Kamoong I K Muar e holder ui the i DeparUm com rday by M tra-e i... he Ibrahim bin A Manan i rmented on y has v. paid. He Wi 1 ?JOO or nt or. I| ond charge.
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    H.C. VISITS $3½M. KL HOUSING SITE
    160 4 H.C. VISITS $3 ½M. KL HOUSING SITE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A major 53.500.000 Government housing scheme in Kuala Lumpur was inspected today by the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer. Sir Gerald took a q *;i k "look around" at the new building site of .'-iOO Goven ment quarters for
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    Govt. Clerk Appears On Trust Count
    73 4 KU W A KANGSAR W< I Wong "low Wooi. a clerk of ih&trict Oflßce I y treasurer I Kua 1 Kangsar Goven ment Servautg Co-operative Thrift an Society, was proI efore the P I of 5 Court, 1 Syed A on a cl f
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    PETALING JAYA TO GET CO-OPERATIVE STORES
    204 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Residents of Petaling Jaya. the new satellite town about eight miles from Kuala Lumpur, met yesterday and decided to form a co-operative stores society, to serve the needs of the people in the area. Mr. N.A.J. Kennedy, the Development Officer, Petaling
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    Resettlement Has Helped Children
    177 4 Perak MCA Boss R ei w IDSM-I \_4/ J ti L Ui lrr» irun, wco.-lhe Kerok bronch ot the Mnt, s i t.on poid out $320 000 for the yoor coded j U n C Vn" buildings and teachers quarters in the New V;n» 9 ,0r
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    Awarded $4,350 Claim For Daughter's Death In Accident
    40 4 IPOFI. Wed. A v Vap T. Moy, v. Ir. Just ■l tion for the d of her daughter, Lii w K. I her S id drove .1 in a d .ct. •J
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    Claims Trial To Enticement Charge
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    They Helped Victims
    39 4 THESE i .I'.ii d (.11 ta 1 1... .1 l ■id in the Stand nd Fire 1 und i 1... k- Taa Mi i Phaa mi n i i%. y and llai Cl ♦•li- ind.ird phel
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    TWO CHIEFS MAY CRASH THIS UNION
    6 4 TWO CHIEFS MAY CRASH THIS UNION
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    Science Degree For Ipoh Boy
    5 4 Science Degree For Ipoh Boy
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    Fined $50 On 2 Driving Charges
    6 4 Fined $50 On 2 Driving Charges
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    Maintenance
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      87 4 Weather MINIMUM Tempenture: from 7.30 p.m. on Julv M7 to 7.30 a.m. on July 28 Sim; ipore i 7(iF), Penang 711 Kola Bahru (74F), Kuala lumpur (74F), Ipoh (74Fj. Kuantaa (741 i. Ma\imum Temperature: from 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. <»n July 28 Singapore I87F), Penang (851). Kota Bahru (86F),
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    Federation Team Watch Pay Talks
    218 5 I Standard Stall Reporter ,i delegation from the Federation is now e holding a watefctaf brief on the negotial<n lhe Government and the Council of n on the working out of a new salary r(1 on the Kitson Commission report. Tlir Standard learne v terday
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    Shows To Mark 2nd City Day
    12 5 Shows To Mark 2nd City Day I, wii lemo- ■y -tn ri
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    Rural Areas To Get Tap Water, Roads
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    UMNO CHIEF
    21 5 tl Ab lul Rahman, of UMNO, Malaya, visiting Kota Bharu I, will speak al Majlis Ugama Hali. t< J
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    Farewell To Blythe
    97 5 members of the Singapore City Cour.- well dinner to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Blythe Sea View Hotel at 8.:-i0 Saturday. Standard photo. The Commissioner-Gen-eral. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald (third from left) attended a tea-party at a Dunearn Koad hostel yesterday for a grasp of 81 University of
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    2 CHARGED WITH $8,000 ROBBERY
    167 5 2 CH ARGED WITH $8, 000 ROBBERY LA LI'MPUR, Wed.— A preliminary inquiry robbery of £8,000 at Tong Shin Terrace i year, was held before Inche Ismail in tes Court, today, when Chin Choy lh fiiaw were charged with robbery i Lim Hen with abetment. .<■ coni--152, he Village. n
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    RURAL ADS RATES
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    Canteen For Fulierton Workers
    74 5 THE thousand-odd workers [a Fulierton Building will soon have a modern canteen ing local food at cheap prices. Built at the cost of $2,000. the canteen will have a spe room for women, a Malay and Indian food room, and a Chili ->e food room. Mr.
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    NEW SUPERVISOR
    54 5 HEALTH SISTER Ng Yew Peck is now supervising thc clinic Kampong Balak. Singapore, says the latest issue of the Rural Newsletter. PKKTTT. aspirin, tallrrin. -J^"^ ££L&&a£& h.-r summer vacation witt her P"™**?"'; ,S2£*£, phot.ieraphcd above with hfr Mr. I>. H. (l-..m...n stnde.t at a ballet school at Camber*,,
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    Art Show To Aid CYMCA
    86 5 AN exhibition of Chinese paintings consisting of about 7100 works by some 50 wellknown modern artist.- will bc held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce from Aug 1 tu Aug. 3 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, under the auspi es of The Chinese
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    Added Water To Toddy-$l5O
    58 5 Added Water To Toddy -$l5O PARIT BUNTAH, Wed.— j Vellasamy, a toddy clerk at the Tanjong Piandang Gov- ernment toddy shop, was fined j $150 by the Circuit Magistrate, Inche Salleh bin Eckhardt. wnen he was convicted on acharge of being in possession of 42 gallons of toddy which contained
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    Negligent Driving
    45 5 JAMES Craven, assistant State Hom e Guard Offi. er. Kulim, was fined $.'>o by the Taiping Magistrate on his pleading guilty to a summons charge of negligent driving by knocking down a PWD culvert in Wa'erfa R>a I Taiping. The fine w>s paid.
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    LOCAL OFFICERS PROBING CRIME
    357 5 photo. FOR the first time since the Singapore Police Force has been in existence, all crime investigations in the island are now in the hands of local officers the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Nigel Morris, said yesterday. Officers in charge of the four "areas" are all
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    AUG. 1, IS 'W-Day' FOR ALL SEPANG
    210 5 KLANG, Wed.— Saturday will he a red letter dav for thousands of people li\ing in Sepang Town and the Sepang New Village about 65 miles from Klang in the Kuala Langat district. On this day they will their first piped water supply Irom
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    NONE IMMUNE FROM THE LAW
    318 5 Anti -Corruption Chief Says: *u DISPELLING a popular misconception among certain sections of the public in Singapore that there is no provision in the law of the Colony to deal with a Councillor guilty of having accepted a bribe, tho director of the Corrupt Practices
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    L-Drivers Are Menace —Magistrate
    64 5 A SINGAPI M. f. Ulrj -mer c Ing "Yoi a n■] rm I and yo I Inspector A man. the W. H. Dav i -I think leai Mr. Davies a 'T of ;i C mg Rot I alongside. P ten h into the cai Q •<
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    Sungei Segget To Be Cleaned
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    S.J.A.B. TO HELP
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    BANISHMENT ORDER ON HO IS EXPLAINED
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    ROADS RENAMED
    10 5  -  ROAD R I iihulO. Thursday, July 30, 19.%3.
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    Beware Of Vulturss
    892 6 \|H. C. C. TAN seems lo have stirred a hornet's nest v.ith his statement about corruption in politics. He mentioned the case of some Councillors being offered bribes of $L\ooo each in return for services in eonnection with certain applications. Some have sought to dismiss Mr. Tan's
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    Are We Creating A Little England?
    1273 6  - Are We Creating A Little England? MALAYAN «n a\k Imperiaat consideration to bear in mind VJ wlic.r formulating a language policy for Malaya is the exhortation of Messrs. Fenn-Wu in their report that the term "Malayan" should bc kept "free from connotations involving specific methods of procedure which themselves are
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    A Culture In Embryo
    1678 6  -  PITT NORNTON By WHAT cultural impact' has independence had on a country o n which colonialism had imposed from above a foreign way of life. This article, the first of which was pub lis h e d yesterday, should help to throw some light o n
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    Review of Views
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    Five Beauties From America
    32 7 F ive Beauties From America photo I I|(l (I lIP IV ii have inI u.th their n nai threaten t.i I Irm nil* they Bever.ll Ui ill .md i tptaia of U.P.
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    Red Rebels Caught In A French Trap
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    BOY ADMITS BLOWING UP CZECH LEGATION
    78 7 Wl\. July 29. (Renter).— A 16-vear-old bov "W down .m invitation to help blow up the Soviet '"n here in February because he was baby-sit-a military court at Sarafand armv camp heard the i fivon I I D< i nber a Russian on thc
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    NEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION
    27 7 29 (Re i. munition i and i Betgra<i lerday. fchich i ing mov I ol e natiu.jrfl ude Hi tri.-t. i c explosion
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    Guest Of Tito
    12 7 lAI will S 1/ lof in Vugo::o ei it-
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    Akihito Lunches With Juliana
    84 7 i tml hague. Holland, July 29 (UP) Japan's Crown 1 Prince Akihito lunched with Queen Juliana yesterday and i afterwards saw the sights of the Hague An official dinner given hv the Japanese ambassador -on- 1 eluded Akihito's busy second j day in Holland. I-;VPT'S Pa.atroop,
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    Joint Body To Study Transfer
    199 7 Cambodian Premier Demands i, P v KIV ?i ul> 29 < !?e t er).-Cambodian Premier l enn Nouth disclosed in Pnom Penh vesterday that his country's latest note to France demanded that a I iam o sunbodian Committee be set up to studv the possibility
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    RED WINE FLOWED FREE
    81 7 MOXTPELLIER, Jay 29. (AFP) Red wine flowed free I from the barricade^ in the i South of France today where < thousands of tourists were de--1 laved on their way to the Riviera by the one-day red wine growers' "revolt." But though they breached the wine
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    Tax Plan For Truman Memoirs
    71 7 XEW YORK, July 29, (Reuter).— Judge Samuel- I. Rosenman, said yesterday that discussions were underway. With the Internal Revenue Bureau to permit former President Truman to case taxes on the magazine sale of his memoirs to Time incorporated. Judge Rosenman wou'd not confirm that Mr.
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    UN Seat For Red China Stirs World
    502 7 Discussions On Govt. Views LONDON, July 29.— The question of the admission of Communist Chino to the United Notions is the subject of constant exchanges of view between London, Washington and the Commonwealth governments, a Foreign Office spokesman said today. The chief object
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    India PoW Gtrard To Korea Set
    219 7 NEW DELHI, July 29 (Reuter) About 4,000 Indian troops will sail for Korea from Madras at the end of August in two chartered British ships to take over the guard of remaining Korean war prisoners who refused to be repatriated, it was learned here
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    METEOR CRASHES
    18 7 A BRITISH Meteor ni^ht fighter crashed in Belgium last night killing the crew of two. Reuter
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    TAFT VERY ILL
    28 7 THE family of U.S Senator. Robert A. Taft was gathered in New York yesterday after his condition suddenly took a turn for the worse. Reuter
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    Admiral Stump To See Chiang
    46 7 TAIPEI, .1 iy 29, (AP) Admiral Fe!:x B. Stump, new commander of the U.S. Pec Be Fleet, is scheduled to arrive here tomorrow from tiie Philippines for a three-day visit to Formosa during which he will meet Pre-. dent Chiang Kai-shek.
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    Eat Between Meals— To Reduce
    110 7 Eat Between Meals— To Reduce BOSTON, July *!9 (UP) People who eat between meals are likely to have *»n easier job keeping their weight down than those who don't. according to a re search scientist from the Harvard School of Public liealth. Dr. Frederick J. Stare said the reason is
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    ABSOLUTE UNITY VITAL-BUTLER
    358 7 ABSOLUTE UNITY VITAL- BUTLER LONDON. July 29, (Reuter).—Mr. R. A. Butler. Acting Prime Minister stressed the need for "absolute unity'' among the Allies when he replied in the House of Commons yesterday to criticisms about the proposed four power Foreign Ministers conference Mi. Woodiow w.v.itt. a Lab>iir member, said it
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    Murphy's New Job
    21 7 MH R ibert Murphy, ha S: -.tea A Letanl E Bt l'nited Nati alia a j. Reuter pie.
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    Burma Guerillas Refuse To Quit
    176 7 BANGKOK, July 29. (Heater). Regional Commanders of General U Mi's Chinese Nationalist guerillas in Burma have flatly rejected I lour nation military commi sion's plan to evacuate 12.000 guerillas, a usually reliable source said here yesterday. The commission, formed of delegates from Burma. Formosa. Thailand
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    Communist Party Is 50 Years Old
    51 7 PAH IS. 1 HP) A huge poi ti ail of f anin vai ed in the middle of the historical Übi i Hall in Mos- ow, v. here an i xhibition to commemorate tin- SOth anniversary of ihi birth of the Communist Pertj oponod
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    Most Powerful Jet Is Disclosed
    117 7 Most Powerful Jet Is Disclosed LONDON, July 23 (Reuter) -De llavillands. makers of Britain's 500 m. ph. Comet jetliners today div closed they have now pro duced the world's most powerful jet engine the G\ron. 1>• gned 11 I details ity. I it it mi 9 Ml i Til ad
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    Gangs Fire Java Estate
    58 7 JAKARI I CAI Perrorist et nn to f the T. jong On i .1 I the southern f Jakarta, .t dams Police Idcnl the Darui Islam M bam bo Um Tu< Pu I i*. M the < I in retaliation ior n* urity measures I vent
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    NEW MINISTER
    17 7 KENAN YILMAZ Turkish s retai I Del h.is been Min vtrr of lh U A.P.
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    VIETNAM DUE IN S'PORE SUNDAY ON MAIDEN TRIP
    201 8 LATEST addition to Messageries Maritimes* fleet of luxury liners on the Far East run, the 12,200--ton Vietnam will arrive in Singapore this Sunday on h#»r maiden voyage. i In keeping with the trend to provide more comfort fgr passengers on thii run.
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    F.E. To Get U.S. Vessels
    56 8 WASHINGTON. Ji f 29. (Reuter) The H i ise of Revot e d e Presidi nt Eisenh v lei or Rive I Far Eastern up ta 29 naval vess< r than destroyi rting surface cri It I ore ved to loan ot two submarines to
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    Thais To Establish Rice Dept.
    46 8 BANGKOK. J y 29 -AFP. —The Thai Gov< rn I R t t AffriJ to p nore al to ade anil i ion. The D enl will export tilt v.i work out a rice-j The is ex pect each ri :e-pro-
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    Minister On Ship Seizure
    83 8 LONDON. Julj If, (Reuter) The British Minister of Transport Mr. Alan I.ennexBoyd was asked in tho House lot Commons n ntly what action he was taking over the use of the Panamanian flag hy 1..'i!5-tOn x .eized by the Chinese Notionalist last December for I i
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      1138 8 I I m I iel: enl* BLUE FUNNEL LINE m lfH lm •—< HAMSFIIvUI CO., LTD. a hn ion orated In Singapore lamer* option to p.oceed fia other ports M load and H J| cargo lo lIXLKPOOL OUNH LONDON tt CONTINLNTAI PORTS Due Sails.. P S'ham I'erang i;<-ll< to.ilion for
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    S'PORE TRADER IN CLAIM AGAINST POLICE OFFICER
    362 9 u ore Federation News I. t \CC\ Wed.- Chng Kiat Lens, a Singapore ill Neil Road, today alleged in the 'cessions Cowl that because he was described a his identity card, a police inspector lj in g him -professor" while he was detained
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    Almoner's Dept. In JB Needs Funds
    13 9 Almoner 's Dept. In JB Needs Funds e at the C ur I
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    Certificafes For Scours
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    Had No Licence
    22 9 FOUND eeream on I li r I $15 in Bahru Police C tor moving 1 fs without a permit.
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    Rice Men Deny 'No Work' Gains
    130 9 Rice Men Deny 'No Work' Gains KUALA I. I'M FTR. Wed.— itors in tlie Federation, under the current tern of distributing rice bc•i Government a net fit of 25 cents per picul li they do not think I exhorbitant." This was disclosed by *i*ie Selangor Rice. Merchants' Asi in a
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    FINAL PLANS FOR PEASANTS MEET
    232 9 PENANG, Wed.— Arrangements are now being finalised for the first all-Malaya Peasant's Congress whuh will be held in Province Wellesley on Aug. 23, and will be attended by representatives of the peasants organisation. This was revealed by Tuan Haji Zabidi bin Haji Ali, Chairman of
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    19 Malayan Cadets For UK Training
    155 9 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. Ma ayang drawn from all conriinunities in the Federation aro on their way to Eng i i as offic ei cadets for traini" Fiv^. destined for thc armoured corps, will be Riven a course at MODS Barracks, Aldl and the remain
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    Economy Axe Hits 5 Gangs
    124 9 KLANG, Wed.— The economy axe has now i wung to Port S •■>• FlVe more labour < I )OUt 65, attached to the c Handling Corporation Ltd., have been served with notices asking them to quit, owing U) adverse trade conditions. Tius raises the total
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    Woman Tells Court Of Life & Death Struggle
    268 9 Woman Tells Court Of Life Death Struggle PFN4NG Wed— A woman, Teoh Leng Kin. told Mr Justice W lKKfltar in the Assize Court today of i\fi 7nd drith s.rußgle between her husband and *in tbe SeatlToX her bus- her father-in-law resulting band. Tan Ah Hong, aged X** carpenter, was charged
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    SOVIET THREAT TO U.K. TRADE
    136 9 SOVIET THREAT TO U.K. TRADE (> l) CEi i and), July 2 f < Soviet R': er trade competitor for Britain. Mr W tkin on. ParliaS retary to I •trv of Labour ;md NoService, I here i ten I a :,r 3 ,ii 4 busine s executives hi re, Mr.
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    Jap Trade Fair Ship At Ceyion
    123 9 COLOMBO. July 29. (UP).— 1 Japanese "Floating Ti Fa i" was oj>cr:cd here for a when the O.S.K. ma Maru docked -irbour yesterday, fair had already been pore, Li D an, Fast LonPort Elizabeth, C do Janeiro. Sar: Buenos A before- winding up at
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    Tin, Rubber Fall Will Affect Oil Intake
    201 9 Tin, Rubber Fall Will Affect Oil Intake FSJKLFSKF Standard Staff Reporter FUEL OIL consumption, an eloquent industrial index, has not fallen in Malaya, a spokes men of one of thc leading oil companies told Thc Standard yesterday. But I iid any mat ked red in the tin or rubber industries
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    UK Capital Abroad Drops 44 per eent
    229 9 LONDON, July 2J*. (CP).— Nominal value of, Britain's overseas investments at the end of 1951 had) fallen 44 per eent from their 11)38 level, according to the calculations of the Bank of Raglaafl in their annual report. At thc end of 1951 they
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    $10-M Trade Pad
    7 9 GRI $10,000,000 I Reuter
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    RI Won't Cut Tin Output
    77 9 DJAKARTA, .luly If (CP)— j D circles n port that Ei .i if not planning to decrease its tin production as a result of the fall in tin prices. Sources pointed out that [ndoiH f*i* i* one of those countries with low cost operation tin
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    HK EXCHANGE
    40 9 HONGKONG. July 29. Spenti i S. vies closing t icca ao 'ie Hongkong ane $1."i.8'l '■> i-l t.r I.: I U 0025 In US 1 ri ,llar; Sl 127 lo Malayan $1- M ««j 1 > o Tluppiuh, Guld tad.
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    Japs For Burma
    25 9 An (ht-maa Japan n i ion will v i montti with s ting ti -.ih goodarill bataroaa j ...e Iwa aaUona.-yUf UP
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      228 9 i, -,^K<;-.-.-<i_-^^nftsrt_Ti j ngnßHP_ai_noini. wmnpn nntgaji S'pore Diary radio programme RADI') MALAVA. STORE: 716 am li iei 730 News; L.gfit M isic; 8 am London Aelodies; 857 11 am 5 hools: lpm Ch Orch 130 New.- 145 m. in Swing Harpist; The Schools: 5 02 Callj a:; Hosi lis 8
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      MR. TAN'S PIOUS PLATITUDE
      614 10 Sir;— ln the report headed 'Tan charges Raj with using church for gain" appearing in your pape» of July 22. you have given undue prominence to Mr C.C. Tan's malicious attack on me in the Legislative Council. The leader of the Progressive Party was trying to
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      Taxi Meters Welcomed
      431 10 Sir; lhe law governing the rompulsory use of Taxi Meters has now been enforced -md new taxi_? will not be regis 'ered after September 1, Unless they are fitted with meters, and all existing taxis shou a a'so be so equipped before the end of the current
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      RELIGION AND POLITICS
      376 10 Sir, It is generally said that religion and politics occupy distinct and separate spheres. Such misconception is born out of failure to fully grasp the supreme significance of religion against the ever-pervading influence of matter dominating life today. This is indeed regrettable! in the sense that a
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      Spend Not Save
      224 10 Sir. I was surprised to see letter covers franked by the Post Ollice with the words. Keep On Saving." Should this be the economic philosophy of the Federal Government at this Stage when Malaya is faced with a terrible trade depression and economic crisis, then we can
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      INACCURATE
      152 10 Sir. I shall be much obliged if u will allow me to correct an inaccurate report appearing i n Wednesday issue of your pap?r under the heading: Tan: "Many Getting Sleepless Nights When your reporter asked me what I had to say about the statement of Mr A. R.
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      206 10 I S.fli Conlssl 110. 2S Can You Name This Star? iLL through this week The Clue: She's tuneful. She's I 1 Singapore Standard pre- terrific! SSiUl 1 tWent>sixth sl,r Fntries for this contest h,„ < close next Thursdav And tbe i All vou ve got to do is to prize
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      464 10 I *:<y y f < 'I'' "I l» S IJI 111 \M.IN: I J "li.'ltiiic m-irrii'il i^ |ik«* 7 I I {ilhiriiiK iiiiishrooiii^ aag »> to nmi on* whel ker >ou tUt** «ot Ike r«\il IklOg i or ooi. on h to >w. l n,, xv 1( i .mil w
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    Was This A Swift Team?
    464 11 i I V. BAM" bite I S Paul- A I I in all ial The take j in- The victory oi the Swifts athletic team in the recent Perak AAA meet has provoked a great deal of controvcrs> in Perak athletic circles. 1> it more
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    MALAYAN LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP TIES
    226 11 I II pm.:: 1 1 vs 1 v Koh vs V 15 i> m. der Lim I i i V A J i •1 K Young vs Miss C de C. Kami At Tanglin. Mrs. M.CI. Moore vs Mrs M. Greenhill Mrs. Low i l"<ii
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    PAFAKO Soccer Entries Wanted
    74 11 IPOH. Wed- Entries are invited for the Perak Amateur football Association Kn.ick-Out competition -.vhich is due to start next month. The first division will compete for the Lim Seng Fook Lap. the holders oi which are the Kinta Indians. Tlie second division competes ior tpe Cow
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    23 11 MALACCA, Wed. Masjid Tanah Government English School will hold its first arnual athletic sports today at 3 p.m. at Masjid Taiah
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      121 11 M*t*^t M^jyJfl^l2l^ IT 'STH' GHOST I THOU CANST NOT GENTLE MEN/SIT.. -MY LORD U *l Av^, AMP A BaD [SB^^ LORD. WHAT |3p £F T//E GENERAL SAY I DID IT.* RISE HIS /IS OFTEN THUS.K ARE ONE TK/ J C*\£E 7 HERE 15 UttIPDC 'ST THAT B THAT MACBETH NEVER
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    CHAMPION CHAN MEETS HIS MATCH IN SHANMUGHAM
    329 12 HAN ENG TECK easily won the 'A' division individual championship at the Junior Technical Trade School sports held ye lerday. Running well-timed races he won the two sprints, and the 440 yds., and took a place in the half mile. C. Shanmugham was
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    SLTA DANCE ON AUGUST 4
    143 12 I 1 1 E Fii s1 A: Dunce of lh Tennis Ai be held at Rallies 11 A i i of tt nnis Cold linner be I i pol peri be limited to 'I I ime a rui ••■>' foi the SLTA with a vit
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    ONAM SOCCER COMPETITION
    84 12 iik* 1 team to represent Kerala Sportfl Club in the firtt round of the On am Soccer competition! t be h.?!d on August 1 at 4 pom Will be selected from the fol--1 > I m_i Ismail. George Phillip Phillip .I l n. A. Sivad is. Varier
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    SHA League Entries Wanted
    39 12 1 i Sing .pon Hockev Assori "J to remind afflli- that entries I r the coming -si ...is league close tomorrow. Clubs and teams which have on nes to lie Hm Secretary c/?sBc k<v Associat^'
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    CHINESE LOSE
    31 12 SYDNEY, .1 „v 29 (AP) a Chine e >«. er team from Hongkong drew with Northern Districts team at d™ tk' T N wattle, togay. The score was two all.
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    Walkovers Ruin SBA Badminton
    458 12 WALKOVERS ruined what would have been a pleasant night of Singapore Badminton Al l o C iation junior championship ties. Of the 1!) games scheduled for plav onlv 11 were played at Guillemard Road last night. There were Ave walkover in the men's junior doubles. two
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    The Last Look
    128 12 2 E. McDonald Bailey, S the brilliant double 7 A. A. A. sprint champion > and one ot the world's greatest runners. has r signed as a professional 7 > with the Leigh Rugby j 2 League Football Club. > McDonald Bailey said 2 2 today. July
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    INDIANS XI FOR GANDHI CUP
    86 12 The Indian Association has selected a strong side to meet R.A.F. Malaya in their annual match for the Gandhi Memorial cup presented by Mr. Purshotamdas Ranehordas which will be played on the LA ground On Saturday and Sundav. Last year the match was drawn. Lall
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    Duniop SC Badminton
    104 12 AT "he annuel prize distribution day of the Duniop Sports Ciub hed at he SHB. wn 148 on Tuesday the vi..s trophies for badminton tournaments were presented to winners bv Mrs C E. Huds_ u.— Opru Singles: C E. Hudson Challenge Shield worn by Lim Swee J
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    Piruz Takes 3 Selangor B'ton Titles
    210 12 Piruz Takes 3 Selangor B' ton Titles KLALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Malayan Thomas Cup player, Abdullah Piruz who kept out of the Selangor badminton championships last year, came back to his titles in splendid style— taking all three i n the finals of the Selangor Badminton championships last ni«ht. Piruz beat
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    GAMES BAN NON ASIANS
    277 12 SOSC Must Pick Only Locals For Manila By JEFFERY JAMES NON Asians are barred from the second Asian Games to he held in Manih from May 1 to 9 next year. Thir, was made clear at a meeting of the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council yesterday.
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    F & N SCORE THEIR FIRST FULL POINTS
    377 12 F N SCORE THEIR FIRST FULL POINTS FRASER and Neave Sports Club scored their first full points of the season when they beat Singapore Cold Storage 4—l in a Singapore Business Houses Football Association League and Cup-tie at River Vallev Road yesterday. i Fielding a ten men tc un fir
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    Khalsa B'ton
    42 12 SIXGAPORE Kha'sa Association will hold a badminton singles and doubles Tournament in the fii st week of September. Intending competitors should forward their names and $1 entrance fee to Jas want Singh Gill, e/o 20. Dunean Boau before 15-8- 7>H.
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    What A Day For Achutan
    490 12 Business Houses League Cupties GOALKEEPERS, like anybody else, are usually credited with nocturnal nightmares. But. in the broad daylight of Jalan Besar stadium yesterday, Sime Darby's Achutan, fared up to a very "real" nightmare in sharp-shooting Chin Yeong, whose bag of five goals, including a
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    Traction Find Bank Superior
    191 12 Traction Find Bank Superior SINGAPORE Traction Company found (bartered Bank S.C. just that shade superior when they went down #-t in league and cuptie at Farrer Park yesterday. Mahadeva. who scored two for his side, was the outstanding man on the field. Banker's opened the score in the fifth minute
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      154 12 Airways Begin The Fight |i MM AY IM \nu i\, I I'Miii- iaMe -vm their Irsl <» nal h resleriaj The, bral n i h> lour _,u».ils to „d And thr Mei a»i w«e jMillr i ih.- 'i th "N w. iu < Said Mansfield sports C lu»» ■Mra Brirkwoiks
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    GRANTS FOR INDUSTRY
    64 13 lOREA PRISONER IS OT UNDER WAY I July 30. -United Nations and Cornered today for the start *t the reI war in six days time, i mun ist New China voys of trucks and i to carry United i'anmunjom for repa- Is I 9 I 1 2
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    Mr. Watherston On Hush Visit
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    HeStoleToKeep Three Mistresses
    28 13 1 AIPEI, July ;i. (l'P) ier actor Chou Wu-man up >n hia arrest tothat he had to steal in keep three mistresses a ol Fom
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    6 American Red Officials Seized
    32 13 WASHINGTON, Julv 30, (AP) The U.S. Justice Department announced last night the arrest of six officials of the Communist Partv in Philadelphia and in Weymouth, New Jersey.
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    SINGAPORE STANDARD
    15 13 Vol. IV. No. 29. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1953. TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS
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    General Tempter Semis A Vtttage
    594 13 SHOPS ARE CLOSED AND HOUSE CURFEW FOR 960 KIALA LUMPUR, Thurs.-The eates of uneooperative Broga a village 27 miles solth o? Kuala umpur, were closed this morning and its 9(>o inhabitants sealed into their own village And this was done by a 70-man force of
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    Chin Peng Is In China For TalLs: Report
    215 13 CHIN PENG, secretary-gen-eral of the Malayan Communist Party and tne country's Public Enemy No. 1, is reliably reported to be in South China, attending a inference of Communist leaders from South-E a s t Asia. Object of the conference, reports reaching The
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    Bombs In Manila
    30 13 MANILA, July 30, (AP) An army bomb disposal unit today neutralised three Japanese torpedo-bombs found under a squatter's hut in the heart of Manila's down town area.
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    DOCTOR TRIAL DAY IS NAMED
    70 13 MALACCA. Thurs.— lhe trial ot Dr. Ong Bah Hin wno was recently committed to the Malacca Assizes on a tentative charge of having performed a fatal illegal operation has been fixed for healing on Aug. 10. 11 and 12. The case will be heard by
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    UK To Pull Out Troops From Fed.
    71 13 LONDON, July 30 (AP) Britain has decided to withdraw part of her army from Malaya where a shooting war against Communist terrorists is slowly being won, informed officials said yesterday. Interviewed at his temporary headquarters in Kuantan last night, the Federation High Commissioner,
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    PRINCESS LEAVES
    15 13 PRINCESS Ashraf. twin sister of the Shah, yesterday left Teheran for Switzerland. Reuter
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    AUSTRIA: SOVIETS ARE RE ADY TO TALK
    112 13 MOSCOW, July 30 (Reuter) Russia, in her first iriajor diplomatic move since the signing of the Korean armistice, has held out the prospect of renewed four-power negotiations oa the Austiiau State Treaty one of Europe's biggest "peace problems." A note handed to the
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    — To Lure Capital
    401 13  - To Lure Capital K. R. S. By THE Federation ond Singapore have for long been talking of speeding up industrialisation to stabilise the economies of these erntones and to provide alternative employment far rubber and slumTnr W rkerS D WhO mQ/ be thr wn their jobs when a been P
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    REDS FIRE AT FLEEING MAN
    47 13 BERLIN' July 30, (Reuter)— E i German polic< hots after a man We.t B ,i !y tin-; morning, Wt I B In -> headquarters said. C)n.> of the inotl gra/cd the mand and the other hit i v. B■■ policeman in toe forearm.
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    Byrne RefusedCopy Of Findings Again
    219 13 Standard Staff Reporter A SECOND plea lor a copy of the findings of the two-man tribunal which heard Mr. K. M. Byrne, an Assistant Secretary with the Singapore Government, answer charges of "gross insubordination and breach of General Orders" was rejected by the Government yesterday,
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    An Acre Of Land For A Bandit: Offer
    135 13 KUANTAN. Thurs. An ofTer to swop an acre of land outside the perimeter fence for every Communist offere I to Government was made by General Sir Gerald Tem] when he visited a Chin* Settlement a few miJes ftirther up from .labor village.
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    HK LOW-PAIDS ASK MORE PAY
    48 13 HK LOW-PAIDS ASK MORE PAY FOUR associations of H< kong Government t j and workers who arf fira basic *>h.*ir_ UK-: 1 0 a th (Mal about $100) have sent a Joint letter to the Colonial S* ary appealing for a revision of cost o{ living allowance!. AFP
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    CRASH IN SEA
    18 13 A UNITED States Air force B-50 bomber era i Ih the IJapM Sea yesterday. UP
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    5 GIRLS AND BOY BURIED ALIVE
    138 13 5 GIRLS AND BOY BURIED ALIVE YEO KWOK BOON Standard Staff (orr. BAH PAHAT, lluirs Six Chinese children, live jjirls and a box. ucr« buried ali\e in the crater of I laterite cjtiarrv at the end of Jalan \nipii:in, within the B.itu Tah.it Town Board area, just liefore 5 O'clock
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    Bureau Probes Into $2,000 Bribe Offer
    103 13 THIS Corrupt p I tigition Bi.r..' m 51.03._p is investigating that a commercial firm approached a City Councillor with a $2,001) bribe if the Councillor would support the Sim's application. The councillor is under 'ood to have asked fo r 000. The fum then
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    LAY OFF RURAL MATTERS, CITY COUNCIL IS TOLD
    269 14 LAY OFF RURAL MATTERS, CITY COUNCIL IS TOLD Standard Staff Reporter MB. 11. J. C. Kalasinffca, Singapore Legislative Councillor and member of the Rural Board, yesterday warned the City Council to lay off making decisions affecting the rural areas. Speaking al the Board meeting ye terday, Mr. Kulasingha referred to
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    Cannot Drive For One Year Now
    38 14 LEE Kim Chou who permitted an nlicensed man to c i car elonging to an Inspector of Vehicles was ed slo and disqualified from ng I -ar in the raffle Police terday.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    120 14 COMMODITY PRICES LOS ING rubbe prices (cents per Ib) in Sink a p n yesterday were Buyers Setters Ne 1 K.S.S Spot Loot 613 62] No. I K.S.S. 621 621 Ne 2 i:ss eu aw Ne :i K.s.s. :>!■; :>9} Tone: Stcadv. UN PKJCt The price ot tin yesterday was
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    3 Times Wrong
    45 14 LOW Ek Swee a lorrv driver of Mengkuang pleaded In ihe Magistrate's I Bentong to three charges of driving a motor which was unregistered. enced and uninsured. He uas fined $150 and had his driving lieei e su pended for onc year.
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    Escort For Jennifer
    55 14 ATTRACTIVE JENNIFER ALLEN, one of the Qantas ground hostesses at Kalian^ Airport, who left for a brief holiday in Km land. Jennifer, who spent the last 13 months escorting thousands of Qantas passengers, yesterday had the honour of beins escorted by her colleagues to her scat in
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    The Padre Marries
    44 14 T II E biidal couple above is the Kev. Henry W. R. Cullen. chaplain at R.A.F. Seletar. and Miss Kathleen Joan Ellis of Clifton. Bedfordshire, who were married in Singapore, yesterday at St. Mary's Church, at Seletar. Photo by Michael Anchant.
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    DRIVER FINED
    19 14 JAMES A. Shcerder was fined $s<) by the Singapore Second Traffic Police Magistrate, yesterday for negligent driving.
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    Rode Away On Father's Cycle
    60 14 ONG ENG CHOAN. a young electrician, who rode away on a motor cycle without his father's consent was \mc(\ $75 for this offence in the Singapore Second Traffic Police Court yesterday. Ong also pleaded guilty to driving without a licence and without being covered bv
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    $5,385 Fines On Builders
    57 14 SHERLOH Trading Co was fined $1,500 in the Smgapore Poliee Court on three charges cf erecting hngs without the authority of the City Council on vacant land at the junction of Paya Lebar Road and MacPherson Road. Mr. j. m. Devereaux-Cole-bonrne impeded fines amounting to $3,885
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    Lab. Officer Is Too Inquisitive—Union
    138 14 Lab. Officer Is Too Inquisitive— Union SINGAPORE City Council labourers are being unnecessarily questioned by the Council's Labour Establishment Officer, Mr. K. G. Naidu, alleges a circular sent to all branch unions and members of the City Council Labour Cnions Federation. The Federation charges that Mr. Naidu's Questions on membership
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    'Confine The L-Drivers To Fixed Area'
    292 14 'Confine The L-Drivers To Fixed Area' Motorists Hail A Readers Plan A PLAN to safeguard road users from the danger of learner drivers who have little or no control of their vehicles, has received the bless ings of mony responsible motorists in Singapore The plan urged by a Standard read
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    Witness Faints In Police Court
    48 14 CORPORAL .1 W G nan B el Court yi due to the giving He a rried 10l court —a ii and the few mir came continue h-> i e, this time seated. The cms. E, a m-i charged taining B Ng was acquitt(
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    TAILOR TRIED TO END LIFE
    46 14 CH iN -h ING KW< >N 1 1 >ria Street. S re I make abo it •*-:ed |e oe ol Johore 5 I A P» eant pair* in*4 < nt h -i to the Genei pita rirl nal 1 0 >od be^.
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    Raw Opium Was Tied To Legs
    45 14 SEVENTEEN and i year- in, Say A -it n the S --;on oi x R Officer I i opiun was W( g tl lie. h a J i v i*:' at Steps S ore Har;i o u K rd.
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    Sel. Used Most Soap
    57 14 FOR tho month of Se angor used the most in the Federation The E manufai I I 13,728 cwt used 1 0.48m cwts of all ot -oap. P( nang was next. u 2.H41 CWtS. and manufac t 2,579 cu tf lfl ad. the t tion manufactured
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    Appeals By 2 Robbers Dismissed
    112 14 Appeals By 2 Robbers Dismissed IX the Court nf A terday before the C tiee, Sir Charles Murr sley, Mr. Justice Brown and .Mr. Justice Battro.se. Tha:: Soon's appeal again I .enyear term of imprisonment for armed robbery was dismi Than had been sentenced for holding up the proprietor of
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    A New Malay Weekly For The Colony
    128 14 Standard Staff Reporter A NEW Maiay weekly tne "Woi*: a." will make its apance in Singapore on Aug. 4 T/iis publication in effect es the return of thfl "Warta Malaya" which stop--.shing with tiie fa Singapore. "Warta" is to be pub- v the
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    Hut Hunters' Doing Good Job
    50 14 Standard Staff Reporter THE "hunters" of unauthorised huts, built after July 1. have done a good job. the authorities told The Standard yesterday. Big notices in four language**; have been put up on six huts discovered and the occupants i a month's notice to quit.
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    City Council May Join World Union
    186 14 Standard Staff Reporter THE Finance and General Purposes Committee has recommended that the Singapore City Council apply for admission as a member of the International I nion of Local Authorities from Jan. 1, 1954. in is recommendation come tip before the full Council meeting
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    FINED $5O FOR FIRST OFFENCE
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      88 14 Weather MINIMI M Temper.i tun: from 7.30 p.m. on Julv ,'R to 7.30 a m. on July ?f> Sin ipore iHAFi. Pen. me (73F). K<»!.i Bihru 7.%K>. Kuala l.umpur «7t>K» Ipoh *73K). Kujrt.in ■74n. Maximum Temperature: from 7.30 a.m to 7.3() p Julv Siiißaporr KM Penaag (ttF), Kota Bahre B_»F>.
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    Cause Of Blackout Explained
    25 15 Cause Of Blackout Explained I n i i ANDREW KONG, who plays the part of the Court Musician. Standard lhe entire cast of Cinderella Operetta.-
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    TRAFFIC ORDERS FOR GRAND PRIX
    182 15 ISta Mair Reporter >RI Police authorities announce the follower the Grand Prix to bt* i tomorrow afternoon and on rv i From 2 p.m. *o 5 p.m. on from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Sunday, these >e closed. Merah. from ;n.*t. o.n with Jalan
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    SAD BOSS MAY DRIVE WORKER UNDERGROUND'
    237 15 Standard Staff Reporter MR PETER WILLIAMS, president of the Slag* pore Workers I mon, yesterday warned the Colonv Government that there was a possibility of exploited and frustrated workers goins "underground" In a letter to the Colonial Secretary, Mr W A C Mi Williams
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    Canteen Plan To Cut Costs
    86 15 Canteen Plan To Cut Costs With .1 view to drastically reducing the cost of food, conof Singapore Government is will not :be charged any rent if idations of the ited to n System in Gov's ire accepted I :it M r D. B. A k Chief Government Personnel and Wei
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    Crown Land To Be Auctioned
    54 15 TWO LOTS of Crown land in Shenton Way are likely t j ictioned and leased for a ertain period as the SingaCity Council has been mmended to withdraw its offer to purchase these sites. The two b!ocks were intended for the new premises of the
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    Revision Of COL Index Numbers
    159 15 Revision Of COL Index Numbers TIIE question of revising the basis of cost of living index numbers is now being considered bv the Malavan Statistics Department in Singapore, the Registrar, Mr. K. J. PhilLips, said yesterday. Mr. Phillips said that it is r> >Po to conduct a series of scientific
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    MEDICOS FOR TWO-DAY MEET
    105 15 Standard Staff Reporter THE Alumni Association of King Edward VII College of Medicine and the Faculty of Medicine. University of Malaya, haw drawn up a scientific programme for their annual meeting during the August Bank II Tomorrow a ebnico-patho- '1 meeting will be held at the
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    Call For Blood To Govt. Servants
    61 15 IN VIEW of the shortage of hlood plasma s'ocks at the Singapore General Hospital. Government servants arc being asked to donate their blood. A circular Issued by the Colonia! Secretary yester requested all Government employees able to donate blood to do so. photo. MARY
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    Children's Opera In Aid Of SATA
    165 15 Ch ildren's Opera In Aid Of SATA THE Singapore AntiTubereulosis Association will benefit next nionth by the excited preparations now Koing on at Viet o r i i Memorial HaU where It children between the agei of e "h< and il are rehearsing •"Cinderella Operetta*. The children are students of
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    Unions Frustrated At Govt. Stand On Mr. Byrne
    341 15 Unions Frustrated At Govt. Stand On Mr. Byrne 'Bemocracy Is At Stake* SINGAPORE trade unionists yesterday expressed surprise at Government's refusal to givo a copy of the two-man tribunal's findings on bAr. K. M. Byrne, an assistant secretary in tho Colony Government, to his Counsel Mr. R. L. Eber. They
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    S'pore To Have New Sea Resort
    260 15 Standard Staff Reporter A 25- ACRE ot beach next to Paradise Bav at ranah Merah Besar, at present covered by lallang, has been reserved for eventual development as 'a sea-side park, Mr. E. V. G. Day. chairman of the Mn^apore Rural Board said yesterday.
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    Rider Robbed Of M-Cyde
    88 15 A SINGAPORE Chinese motorcyclist was Stopp I I I robbed of his <• md by two other Chinese I the 4tn mile, Thomson R ye terday morning. One of the robbers was armed with revolver. On Wednesday night a Chinese motorist w topped anl robbed of
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    MP DUE ON VISIT HERE
    52 15 COMMANDER A H P Noble, DSO, DSC, IP Parliimentaiy and Kinanei.. S cretary tot Board of A miralty, is exi 1 to ai 1 in S ny I? A in Am,'. li. Ha will vi 1 y laI in Sin m 1 wiil Hy on
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    MALAY SHORTHAND PRIME7 PUBLISHED
    92 15 lOK thf hi -t line m Mal a, an mthorit itiee shorthand prinei has *smm puhiiNin (i m the Males ■age, lhe author i> Th,. K.ihm.in Hassaa «»f th pirtriiriit of (hrriiiNh\ Singapore. thr Kiliiuin'*. textbook lixs .1 system idip' v from th,. (.r< iiirtliii'i M
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    S'pore Man To Study In U.K.
    38 15 AN H aal Board Un i* ed K local g 'I I -»y Mr. II .1 it Vr'l.i v. To i K'i i I J ant i of thc I V photo.
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    RAF Pilot Killed In Venom Crash
    68 15 LONDON, July 30 (Renter) —Flight Lieutenant li. E. Whit.v irth Jones son of Air Chief Marsha! Sir John Whi*worth Jones. former Commander at the Royal Mt e headquarters in Malaya. killed vesterday in a jet fighter crash, it hai heen announced here. The -red
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    FATE OF PERAK UMNO WILL BE DECIDED AUG. 9
    217 16 FATE OF PERAK UMNO WILL BE DECIDED AUG. 9 ITOH, Thurs. The fate ol the Perak branch of UMNO, led by Dalo Panglima Bukit Gantenf, Mcntri Besar of Perak, will be decided at a meeting called by the delected groups on Aug. 9 to consider the question Of setting up
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    $100 Fee: Plea To Exempt Hawkers
    68 16 $100 Fee: Plea To Exempt Hawkers IPOH. Thurs. An appeal lias heen made to the Comptroller of Inland Revenue in Kuala Lumpur to relax the low on certain stallholders who are now required to pay a fee of SlOO a vear under the Registration and Licensing of Businesses Ordinance. II
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    Union To Probe Missing Funds
    53 16 IPOH, Th irs. The 1 I Guilds I rs of a d rom which i ine of Is. n hour i ti -g in 1 Perak C f Comn ed by representatr i 15 aflfl ated Rt- g sum about $200,000 bui e remaining shortof
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 16 HONGKONG. J Speeizil Standard p.'iccs on the Hongkong Exchange toda> were $15.84 to ill i ing: (6 0625 I u S. 1 dollar; il K2B U) M tl: $1 95 to one lnd h, Gold l«?l
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    ParkedCar Stolen
    117 16 A MORRIS .between 8 a.m. an.l 1 2 4 r> p.m. was reporl iy. Community leaders in Johore Bahru yesterday entertained Dato Sir Onn bi n Jaafar to a tea party at the International Club on thp oceasion of his receiving the knighthood in the Coronation honours IM.
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    Said He Was Police Sgt, Took Money
    130 16 Said He Was Police Sgt, Took Money A WiREMAN. Ismail bin Mohamed Said saw three Chines- aying cards i n an unnuml>-. cd attap hut at the I r Serangoon 4 Singapore, on Feb :i. He fhcnn thai he was a police sergeant from tha Paya Lebar Police Station. Ismail
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    Daylight Robbery
    31 16 A SIXGAPORE Malay woman was robU-d of $100 worth 01 J y W two Chinese, ne a*™ed with a pistol, in the back ane pfl Cambridge Road yesterday aiftemooi^
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    BM CURFEWS COME OFF
    59 16 PENANG, Fri.— All curfews in the Bukit Medtajam district except the Bukit Mertajam and Bukit Seraya hill areas were lifted a- from th:s evening. The curfew Imposed or. the following places were lifted as Irom 7 p.m today— Kampong Bharu. Kampong Aston. Berap.t New Village. Sungei
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    Nanyang Talks
    39 16 K U A N T A X. Thurs Pahang will b e represented by Mr. Lee Tat and Mr. Lim Hoe Lek at the Nanyang University general .|ng to >e held at Singapore oa Aug. 1 4
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    ANOTHER TERRORIST WIPED OUT
    110 16 ANOTHER TERRORIST WIPED OUT KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A terrorist was killed yesterday afternoon in the Tanah Hitam area of Telok Anson in Perak by an Area Security Unit under training. Three others contacted at the same time escaped. A quantity of rice was recovered. One of two bandits contacted by
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    Army Names Casualties In Actions
    81 16 Ki'.\!..\ LUMPUR, Thurs.— Rifleman Gore Bahadur Limbu il 7 Gurkha R;flc>) has died of wounds received in action with terrorists at Temiang N rth Estate, Seremban. la.-t Tue Private Akob bin Salleh of •he 3rd. Battalion. Malay R nt, was killed by teri'i ti.e Ulu
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    Piano Recital
    43 16 Mr. Pi ter B xaminted Board of the Ro: i of Music, ar.d ie the C bridge Bond ol Extra-m studies, )s to giVe a piano r-> cital in the Anderson St Ipoh, on Fi 6d;h Admission tickets are at $1
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    MISS MAX FACTOR
    103 16 MISS VIOLET Sleigh (centre). 18-ycar-old daughter of the well-known Malayan racehorse trainer. Mr. 11. Sleigh, was unanimously adjudged ."Miss Mav Factor. Federation in Kuala l.umpur last night by a panel of eight Jvdges of all Rationalities. Second was Miss (hony Flag Lai (right) and third Miss Amy
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    6 YEARS JAIL FOR OLD MAN
    52 16 PEN A N -.7 A 7 year-old Chinese, Tang Ah Hon£. was senten > six years' imprisonmei I Mr. Justice W. Buhagiar .-j the Assize Court today when he was unanimous of culpable h imicide. not amounting to murder of his son. Tan t
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    TWO NURSES WIN AIF SCHOLARSHIP
    153 16 TWO NURSES WIN AIF SCHOLARSHIP MISS Lilian Wong Kit Yoke of the Singapore General Hospital and Miss Lee Siew Mui ol tbe Infant Welfare (entre, .Mentakab, Pahang, have been awarded \.\.V. Malayan Nwsißf Scholarships, which entitle them to do post-graduate training for two years in Australia. They were se ected
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    Penang Union Men Allege Bulling
    88 16 Penang Union Men Allege Bulling PENANG, Thurs.~Co.c_ i I Of trode union off idols ond I un.ons kept constontly pourinn 7 I Jorrnotion of the vZijfc I rni jT 3 l r d I oil which will sional delegati Service A Ino report furlli.r that surh thin,, ri., 1,,,,,,, nnn
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    Police Watch Out For'GateCrashers'
    131 16 PENANG, Thurs.— Penang police are taking special precautions at the airport and 111 the harbour to see that no undesirables from India enter this country as large numbers ot newcomers from India are rushing into the Federation before the new Immigration Bill comes into effect on
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    Whitehall Plea If This Fails...
    59 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— {resident ol the Perak se Chamber ol Commerce has suggested to the Associated Chambers of Commerce that if the representations made by representatives ot the Chambers of Commerce to Sir Gerald Templer on the Licensing and Registration of H nesses Ordinance are
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    Sir Uda 'Going Welsh'
    80 16 LONDON. Than. The "Nl .i 1 y.i n Com mi< K.i.i.i Sir l Ida in >\ Mi" next week. Oe Moad ij 1 need -nd Wedaesdaj he. hi s u it<- *nd Teagka Zaiul and \V ,n B..h.iruddin are tonriag student tenties in .tit m order
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    June Coconut Oil: 6478 Tons
    74 16 SIXTY-FIVE oil n F. produced ti.4 I I of oil in June. A I of 1 1.3..!) tons of .as the recovery oil i>er eent. Pi iang and Province V. the Larg< ors, treated I i and on V.. r C* nt ry. tiv. .ort
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    June Figures For Oil Palms
    26 16 OF THE 101.04 > Fa ed 4,12 ore than May tion dtng tons. .June on of kerne's 16 y production I I
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    Emily Hahn To Write On Templer
    56 16 Ml! v Hahn (W day from Hongkong by I en commi Yorker M /ite a story on j er. bile in >he nrith thoress Dr. Elizabeth C (Han Su Yin of 'A .red Thing") at .1 Bahru. Mi n. in will visit Kuch- ng
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    Alliance Sends Out Invitations
    106 16 A DEMAND for F liens to be held nexl stated in the *i to i polil ical oi -is to attend the Nal tion on Aui i i by tbe UMNO AAC. The organisations will •he a- ked to «MJ *•<::.:_• u i I the UMNO-MCA
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    PHARMACISTS PROTEST
    159 16 MOST pharmacists and some doctors in Singapore yesterday endorsed the editorial cf the pharmacists' journal that docI tors should only prescribe and t not dispense medicine. A number of pharmacists told The Standard they str ly resent doctors etvroachmg on their field, but conceded there were not enough
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    Straits-born Are Treated Like Pawns
    411 17 Straits-born Are Treated Like Pawns photo. **S€BA Charge PKNANG, Thurs— The president of the Straits Chinese Briti-h Association, Ong Joo Sun, at its annual general BMBtta| today condemned the government for playing the role of a conjuror «ir magician performing th'' vanishing trick to a community who e loyalty to
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    Medals Can't Feed Hungry Men-SALSU
    163 17 M edals Can't Feed Hungry Men-SALSU Manual d Staff Reporter W pn n of to some nployees ol Singa- pore Admiralty means "noi these days except to their grandchildren how Ls being repaid and in what form." says the editorial SALSU Forum, organ of re Admiralty Local n. 1* adds:
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    Zig-Zagged A Steam Roller
    85 17 CHARGED in the S ppore F rst Traffic P p Court iy wlh driving a steam ■r in a zig-zag mai he was d liarty insurance. S. K. I 1 told the magi: irate. M r V7. R. H. Davies. that he took over the driving
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    Ibsns Helped To Change Customs
    61 17 METHODIST missionaries In Kapit, Borneo, are helping Iban converts to replace their old customs with Christian Bnd v. ays of life, according to lodist circles in Singapore. But the teachers and preachers realise they must not just urge the [bans to discard completely their old
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    FIRE FUND DONATIONS
    111 17 DESPITE the f.«-t that The Fund for tha victims of the disastrous Kaiiang Ba>in lire, has been closed, contributions are still pouring 1.1 to it to 528.!)27.t)5. ons totalled $470.65 *>r*d -icy came from: "Sidikiteo*' c 0 Labour Department. Singanore. Sa Toong Chai Chine o En j
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    Inspector Asks For 4 Years' Ban
    111 17 WHEN Magistrate Mr. W.H. 11. Dav;e s disqualified 16-year-old Lim Hui Ileong lor a year on three traffic offences, the prosecuting oflicer. Chief Inspector Che Ahmad bin Huspointed out that Lim would not be affected by the disqualification as he could not obtain a
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    Van Hurled 3 Into Drain
    142 17 WHEN a motor van craahefl nary car parked on the SBBdy verge ol Changi Singapore oa the night of Feb. 10, both vehicles caught fire, The v m then procesome distanoa and hd three pe iple one of whom was an ol woman, hurling them
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    Paper Urges UK To Help Malava
    190 17 LONDON. July 30, Reuter ).-Britain was ursctl by the Daily Teie^raph today to do everything within ner power to help Malaya overcome her present difficulties, i ireneral Templer once remarked that wars are lost for many rea>ons, but never for lack of money," this
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    Govt. Calls Meeting On Discipline
    195 17 Govt. Calls Meeting On Discipline 1 1 Standard Staff Report* r I thk Singapore (iov- 7 I ernment yesterday in- 7 jl formed the Council of I I Joint Action, represent- li 1 1 in:; IS. OOO (iovernment J employees, that it is 7 I arranging a meeting with l
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    dosed On Monday
    19 17 THE Auatraliaa Commission Ofiie, Un.on Buili Collyer Quay, Singapore, will be closed on Monday. Aug. 3
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    Commons Quiz On Sakai Vfelfare
    280 17 LONDON, July 30, (Renter).— Mr. Stanley Awbery (Labour) asked what steps were being: taken to provide medical service and assistance to the Sakai tribes in the jungles of Malaya. Mr. I,yttelton said in a written reply: ""Tho." of the ki who have settled within reach
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    Students Envoy Visits Colony
    94 17 Mr. Olof Palme. P: of the Swe< ■>"» Students, is poie on a short visit of the *.J--ing Si ry ol the N St idenl i Ui After Jive arei attending a Semi' I Mr. Palme has Rangoon .Jakarta Idom Singapore. Mr. P. Id that he
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    The Case Of Byrne
    775 18 'PHE case of Mr. K. M. Byrne grows curiouser and curiouser. A few weeks ago he faced a two-man committee of inquiry on a charge of having held converse with the enemy the Press. A week later it was revealed that Mr. Byrne was found not
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    Review of Views
    423 18 Review of Views School Fees UTUSAN MELAYU asks whe-, ther the recent increase in, ichool fees and expenses, charged on students in the, Malay College of Kuala Kangsar would not discourage f>oor parents from sending heir children to the Cohege. Pointing out that the Malay 1 College only recently opened
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    WHY NO
    227 18 Sir; I n almost all the departments in Singapore and the Federation, officers with the same qualifications and performing the same duties are paid under the same salary scheme. As the Chinese Writer (attached to the Education Department) in Singapore and the Federation are recruited with the same
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    HOW TO PREVENT FIRE HAZARD
    222 18 Sir; The recent fire which occurred at Lorong 3, Geylang, rendered 3,000 people homeless i s really deplorable. It would not have damaged the kampong so badly had security measures been taken prior to the accident occurred. Although Kg. Bugis and Lorong 3, Geylang. were
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    AM I A TROUBLE MAKER?
    974 18 AM I A TROUBLE MAKER? TAST Sunday evening I went^witfc Ctog« L friend, to what might be described as a fashionable bar in Kuala Lumpur. V^'intrJduced by quiet drink. There, at the bar, *"*J™i!3L_2 a mutual acquaintance to a ■"•KLjETES man. He was pleasant and critical. He said he read
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      Argument On Rent Control
      615 18 Sir: Vour leader entitled "Sky the Limit" last week missed the main point in the recent rent control controversy. A rent control law in peace-time is objectionable in principle not because it limits the house-owner's profit, but because (1) it interferes with a man's basic right
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      CHANGE?
      127 18 Chinese Writers in Singapore and the Federation were paid under one and the same scheme. But when the Bonham Report was implemented, Chinese Writers in Singapore were granted an improved scheme, while NO improvements were made for the Federation Chinese Writers. Present Salary for Chinese Writers in thc Federation
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      POINTLESS PERFORMANCES
      205 18 Sir; The Ti ration finance budget is causing greet anxiety to the C. eminent and the Deputy High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray's visit to London, reported mainly for the purpose of disci. ing financial questions with the Colonial Oflice. throws the cloak of drama round the Federation Government's
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      Wake Up
      107 18 Bir;— Three weeks ago I sent an application for a provisional driving licence with the money enclosed under registered cover but so far no reply has come from the Road Transport Dept, Ipoh. The clerks' inability to meet applications promptly show that they need refresher courses In office
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    Malayan Affairs By ALEX JOSEY
    11 18 Malayan Affairs By ALEX JOSEY K I I I 1 I
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    Ban Smoking
    10 18 I I. sl r..%RM.i Kr. di I I
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      91 18 SINGAPORE th.ui standard INDBPKNDENI MORNING NfcWSFAt'ER is HEAD OFFICE: 128. Robinson Rood, Singapore. Telephone Nos: *****—***** Cable 6V Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS Singapore. BRANCH OFFICES Room 222. The Times Building. Printing House Square. London. E.C. 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PINANG 45. Sultan Street, 83, Cowan Street. 8, Leith Street, Telephone 4588.
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    TRADE EXHIBITION Supplement
    7 19 TRADE EXHIBITION Supplement FRIDAY. Jl'LY 31, 1953."
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    1953 TRADE FAIR BIGGEST TO DATE
    513 19 Colourful Event ipeiis Tomorrow At Happy World r,orc Trade Fair which opens tomorrow at the Happy he fifth postwar and the biggest to date adds yet another in thc cavalcade of colourful events in the Coroiich will open tomorrow and close on August exhibitors
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    Big H.K. Trade In S'pore
    18 19 Big H.K. Trade In S'pore JL M i de- B into .'ire *n ie JJ J •ii i
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    Ast Event Of Significance
    325 19 [T fitting that Singapore, the major crossroad ol Southeast Asia, and prominently situated on •••Id's trade routes, should* displav its products, those of Malaya and goods from abroad, by means oi an annual trade exhibition. This s Singapore Trade Exhibition with its manv bil >rs and
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    Australian Trade In Malaya To Grow
    313 19 m» Australian Trade Commissioner to Malaya. Mr. 1 J Dav expresses the hope that trade between hi* o'unti v aiid Malava will continue to increase to SSSS benefit of each and thus help cement the growing bonds between the two countries. In a r.
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    Good Progress Made In Light Industries Here
    232 19 much emphasis has been placed on rubber and tin in Malaya that secondary industries ha\c been overshadowed. Still in its early stages of industrialisation. Singapore is rapidly making progress as a centre for manufacturing simple consumer goods, light engineering goods, in addition to
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    F. & N. Will Take Care Of Thirsty Visitors To Trade Fair
    556 20 F. N. Will Take Care Of Thirsty Visitors To Trade Fair 'THE purpose of any Trade Exhibition is to stimulate a country's current commerce and industries; in the past, the Happy World Trade Exhibitions have fulfilled this object and this year's Exhibition should prove of great interest not only to
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    Cement Newest Industry
    115 20 Cement Newest Industry I in c. ment n**.. B rvision. ti i only cement works, the cst tiy. 100.000 Pre* imported some 261 tons I i em< nt an- and for th< yeai I to I*J5O the impoi' a y bet around 200,000 I Works and quarry are situated at
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    Close UK-Malayan Trade Ties Shown By British Goods
    520 20 MacKENZIE LAUDS FAM THE trading tics between Singapore and the United Kingdom are well illustrated by the large number and variety of goods of U.K. origin which will be on display. says Mr. K. E. Mackenzie. United Kingdom Trade Commissioner In Malaya.
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    Trade With Netherlands Shows Rise
    779 20 THE overall pattern of Malaya's trade with the Netherlands in the lirst quarter of this year as compared with tlie same period of 1952 shows an increase in the volume and value of exports from Str. 515.8 million to 20 million, while imports have remained
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    Malayan's Farourable Trade Balance With US
    260 20 Malayan's Farourable Trade Balance With US AIALAYA recorded a favour-! able balance of trade with the United States amounting to more than $190 million for th e first halt of 1953. Officials statistics show Malayan exports to the U.S. at $263,000,000 with imports at S7O million. A feature of the
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    A.F. Taylor Explains 3 Salient Points On Irading
    609 21 EXHIBITION SUPPLEMENT I Chairman of tho Singapore Chamber Mr. .1. Taylor, has sr a lo the Standard on the ocea*ion V Singapore Trade Fair* 5 take the terms "trade" tions of buying and selling i-ufacture in on entirely dift we are going
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    Canadian-Malayan Trade On Decline Since 1951
    719 21  -  DS. ARMSTRONG By IT is usual, in a review of trade between two countries, to point out how important that trade and the individual commodities concerned are to one or both of the countries involved and to show how it is increasing to everybody's
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    Swan Milk Safest
    212 21 Every single tin of Swan miljc, "which Is sold in more than sixty countries, is rnade from safe, wholesome milk, collected straight from Danish farms and dairies, which themselves are scrupulously cean, and under the closest control. Men with a vast knowledge of the milk industry, and
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    Govt Urged. To Sympathise With. Chinese Traders
    334 21 By DR. S. Y. WANG f* retary. Sto-gapora Chinese Cfcembtr *f Co>nrr*rrct THE Singapore Chinese Champcr of Commerce is the parent organisation which comprises all Chinese trading and commercial interests in the colony. Among the 2,000 members are 64 trade organizations ond 695
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    Rubber Prices Upset Economy Small Holders Affected
    7 22 Rubber Prices Upset Economy Small Holders Affected
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    Swedish Tradr In Malaya
    468 22 Swedish Tradr In Malaya TIIE substantial drop in the natural rubber prices is creating serious economic and political problems in Malaya. The country's economy is being tightened with the low prices of her primary commodities rubber and tin. Producer of nearly 40 per eent of the world's natural rubber, Malaya's
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    Max Factor Ready To Greet Women Visitors
    247 22 MAX FACTOR, specialists in the art of Make up with the most famous Max Factor I loi lv wood Beta!) Requisites will be in attendance at the ISS3 Singapore Trade Fair to demonstrate the uses of their products. Thev wil show visit how
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    Textile Trade Affected By RI's Import Ban
    791 22 Spices Also In Slump FIGURES for Malaya's for- eign trade show that she had an adverse balance of about $83 million for the first half of this year. No one is surprised at this The natural export market for Singapore is Indonesia When
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    Singer Machines Serve 500,000 Malayan Families
    105 22 Singer Machines Serve 500,000 Malayan Families THE sewing machine ho_ a p| aco l. life. There is not on JE, weor, from our shoes to our "*5 ot one time or onother during fL manufacture been sewn on and perhaps nine out machines are Singer. popular Range Of iUidio Receivers
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      315 22 J^tiyUAmiiil AvJoU Jk *^feo um^fb y&Us vou cu SINGER* 4&okru2 Triacilnt LOW HIRE PURCHASE TERMS MONTHLY TERMS \<mv Treadle MaHiines froiii $16 a month. Nth Hand Machines from $12 a month. t>e-L xe C. bind Ma>hin« sews Model 15-88 Canadian Machine offers the Maijic :d backwards with equal eas* and
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    G.E.C. Displays "Everything Electrical"
    1461 23 boast of Radio Pri this the Ha] [-here are! t G.E.C lection uiti e enough to ty sup- by a ij houi a comFor a :i. there ifica-5-valve band- i luxe oread Attractive Crams They are Garrard deh and Tl whi fully re <rds n Vl
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    Germans Turning Eyes Towards Trade In East
    143 23 AJ any tie. as far back as the hr ginning of the laM tMM&MWf* G»rmanv h.i*> regarded her Eas* rn neighbours in Europe, and further Fast in Ai i. .is h« r a_itm.il trade partners. These countries in Fastern Europe .ind Asia had
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    Unstable Conditions In Indonesia Curtail Her Trade With Malaya
    542 24 Ban On Imports To RI Expla in ed GLANCE at the Malayan Statistics on External Trade shows the very important position Indonesia ho!ds in the import and export trade of Malaya, more particularly of Singa pore. Since post-war years Indonesia has
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    Deciding Factor Mn S'porePepper Trade
    657 24 Deciding Factor Mn S 'pore Pepper Trade [HIS is the first year alter the war that Sarawak pepper has proved itself to be a deciding factor on the Singapore pepper trade. Last month it was largely the amount of crop expected j Sarawak plus selling sure from that quarter il
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    A PFAFF Machine For Every Sewing Purpose
    208 24 PFAFF sewing machines are for! almost a century a world eon- ce|>t. From small beginnings, the factories established bv founder Geor* Michael Pfaff have turned out more than five million machines. Production ranges from household machines. handicraft j machines for tailors and shoemakers
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    Pagoda Erected At Fair
    192 24 The Amoy Canning Corp j tion (3ingajx>re) Ltd. will a wide ""ange of their products of various kinds of cai food on display at this year's trade fair. The Companj has spent a consijerable sum of money erecti ig a four storey pagoda In the Fair
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    Reliabk Marine Engines
    12 24 Reliabk Marine Engines d mat' t < blished a assailable i] marine i
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    Rubber Roads Beina Built In 17 States
    88 24 The first natural rubber yoads in America were laid In 1949 and it is still too early to state conclusive results. Reporta to date, however support ihe convictiou that natural rubber powder, when added io I pha 11 paving material gives greater elasticity,
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    "S'pore Can Overcome Its Trade Difficulties"
    66 24 "S'pore Can Overcome Its Trade Difficulties" I ACCEPT with great pleasure the invitltion o f Tho ft! M A *T a message on the occasion of the opening of the Trad, ,Ulu i w*y air. vibrations ind sh nk. The Natural R ei B Re.- e a rch Laboratory in
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    Malaya's Trade With Australia Growing Steadily
    1750 25 Imports Little effected By Tin, übber Decline _P«_. V_T By A.J. DAY i Trade Commissioner to Malaya ctrALIA may be regarded as a "newcomer" y\ 0 Malaya's ancient trade. Prior to fhe second World War, my country y limited trade interests with this area,
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    Largest Replan ting Project Under Wag
    130 25 La rges t Replan ting Project Under Wag Tl rgest i anting project undertaken in the world i< now under way in Malaya. T filch calls fur tin. i ing of major pail Malaya's rubbi with improved highis designed to in rea e Ma ayan smallholder rubber duction to help
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    Robot Can Speak 5 Languages
    183 26 Robot Can Speak 5 Languages IMMEDIATELY opposite the main entrance to the Happy World is the Stand of William Jacks and Company (Malaya) Limited. It has been compactly d. >iu ed and its outst.e i g features are the gig*. Robot. the illuminated Wireless Mast which towers above the Stand,
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    Dr. WANG'S ARTICLE
    329 26 e />•<>/// /Vr^e ier gloomy picture of the colony's commerce at this time. It is a condition that requires serious thinking and planning and among the possible remedies it may be worthwhile to enumerate a few: (n Freeing of Trade icith Indonesia: It is not possible to
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    Manufacture Of Ghee In Australia
    177 26 Ghee which can essentially be de < ribed as a concent ration of but ier fat. is an age-old primary production in India when it has been used for centuties as the cooking medium of highest quality Malaya was a keen buyer of Indian shee
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    3 Useful Products From Australia
    156 26 3 Useful Products From Austr alia \IMTOKS to lhe Fair »m" V W »IQ surprised when they Inspect Jul i "President" refrigerators *^i ironing machine. r tl„. ••si„„ lsm machine, all typical example P O U industry ran produce. wh H T_!**S The President" i embody all th e latest
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    Neguib Is Ready To Talk To Churchill
    44 27 Neguib Is Ready To Talk To Churchill .■ro iniy 30 < (R T rGeneri N^ib, pti.in President, .Hv todai »ie was meet -ir Winston n* d ,-m to discuss the i ian dispute < ,ii. il Zone. 11 does eeting or elsereach a with IT Anglo-
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    E.Berliners Get Ready To March
    6 27 E.B erliners Get Ready To March
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    13 Drowned In Canoe Sinking
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    New R.I Cabinet
    39 27 doI 7arno after th the fiiixf-Kss marc; \ri:t dit .h„ 7 "'■'V'°mmmimmmmm Cup T,st ComprtittoS of the 1^ eriaUonal" *l*2L.*i2** <" dim. At left (back to earner? is oIT of B?**-*— a Londons White City Sta- U.P.
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    A-SCIENTIST SAYS SORRY TO JAPAN
    205 27 CAUX SUR MONTREAUX, Switzerland, July 29 (UP) The Japanese Ambassador in London, Shunichi Mathumoto. heard an American nuclear physicist who helped develop the atom bomb apologise yesterday to the Japanese nation for the wav atomic power had been used. Then the ambassador shook hands with
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    'REDS PLAN MILLION-MAN ARMY IN ASIA'
    70 27 'REDS PLAN MILLION-MAN ARMY IN ASIA' HONGKONG, July 30, (UP) High-level Chinese Commuhave dt .-.ded to organi e a million-man "International V< nteer Brigade" in Asia, ng to a report from -arried today in the 0 .Lh Pao Chen Shao Yu. assistant to -'hi. head of the Far reau of
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    PLANES SHOOT AT U.S. BOAT
    363 27 JACKSONVILLE. Florida (AFP. Six C machine-gunned a UniStates banana boat. The ording to a radio -age received here from th 0 ship today. The message said the planes ked The Benson and int ship accompanying it x miles west of Cuba. Three members of the
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    I-C Aid Cut Voted Against
    70 27 WASHINGTON July 30 (UP) The Senate eariy today overwhelmingly defeated on a voice vote a move :o cut another 7s 100.0. )0.0W) from the funds ..or United States support ol the var in Indo-China. The administration requested $400,000,000 for this purpose in the mutual security
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    Gang Murders Family Of 7
    60 27 MANILA. July 7,0 (AFP^ Fifteen P"i. ,in > M u slims (Moros) broke into the house ot wealthy Filipino Christian land-owner F. Infante at Basilan L':ty, Zamboanga province soath of Manila, earlv this morning nnd kil'ed Infante and six members of his family. Only one
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    Shots Fired In Canal: 1 Dies
    86 27 S hots Fired In Canal: 1 Dies TWO shooting i beBri and one i of an Eg ailia AFP criticised at the Last congress of tho Byelorussian Communist Party h< Id at Minsk last September. He was accused by several delegates of "serious failings in building-up of the Socialist economy."
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    RED PURGE HITS 2 MORE AREAS
    386 27 RED PURGE HITS 2 MORE AREAS PARIS, July 30 (AFP)— The icshuille in the Soviet republics Inunched after the purging of the Soviet Interior Minister, Lavrenti Beria, yesterday readied two more areas— Byelorussia and Mold t via. Byelorussia, which is represented in the L'nited Nations, has lost its Prime Minister,
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    UK Potion If S. Koreans Break Truce
    37 27 MK ANTHONY EDEN, Bi i I MiaMei ind i.s wife M ti::ir :'rriv..l in Lo lon from tl I lited ulu'iv he u.is succrssfuMy ,1 i blad< I>l. lint. U.P.
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    LAST UN SOLDIER KILLED
    423 27 No Commitment On Any Action' BuH LO f ON Ju, y 30 < Reu e '> Mr. R. A. butler, the acting Prime Minister, dealing with the position that would arise if the South Koreans broke the truce, said in the House of Commons today: "Let
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    Kashmir May Delay Agreement
    4 27 Kashmir May Delay Agreement
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    UN Undertaking
    287 27 Mr. Attlee wen 1 on: "The whole of thi s affair in Korea ha-, been nn undertaking oy the United Nations. "We all recognise thc greater part of the burden lias been borne by th e American-. We are grateful, but we have also taken our share in
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    Churchil Govt. To Be Reshuffled
    44 27 Churchil Govt. To Be Reshuffled LONDON, July 30. higti government leader s I I yesterday that Prime Mini 5 r Winston 1 hurt hill's go\rrnmt»nt will "almost in*-, t.iblv be resh«ffM in the autumn wiih Foreign Secretary Anthenj Eden retnrninf to an "important" post.
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    HomewardBound
    31 27 SHERPA I bound aftei Europ ti ip, will leave Swil nd on Hay i". i e for Rome. 1 rill then r.<> in i Indi t nlane. A F.V. photo.
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    Rebels Take To The Hills
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    US CASUALTIES IN KOREA: 140.546
    14 27 WASH!' ((Reut. ed I4fl ll I I total sii
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      125 27 RUBBER, TIN CL6SINGFRICES Standard Lordon Concspondent Wm 30— The following are the closing prices or the London morket: >0N RUBBER LONDON TIN 181d. Spot £572 10s. per ton 18Id. buvers, £575 sellers. 18U. Three months: £572 10s. 18,d. buyers, £575 sellers. IS d. Settlement Price: £570. 18 d. Sale Morning
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    Off To Mecca
    48 28 DEVOUT Turkish Moslems boarding the Turkish ship, Nazar, at Istanbul, to herald the beginning of the pilgrimage season to Meeea. The Nazar will carry them as far as the Red Sea port of Jeddah, whence they go overland the remainder of their journey. A.P. photo.
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    QANTAS MAY USE JET AIRCRAFT
    173 28 QANTAS airways hopes fo operate jet aircraft some time in the near future, Sir Wilmot Hudson Fysh, chairman and managing director al lhe company, told the International Society of Australia in Sydney. Sir Wilmot did not give any date when his companv hoped to use
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      647 28 b HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE ANU NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD To llonc Konx Manila Kobf Yokohama. Penans P S'ham S'por TS Weserstcin (NDL) IS/UAag 16 17Aug 19 21Aui TS Krauns<hweig (HAPAG) 30/31Aug l/2Sept 3/7Sep T.S. Nabob Z*/UB*M* 25Sept 27 29Sep To Continental Ports TS Wescr^tein (NDL) Loading Homewards Mn Oct T.S Braunschweig (HAPAG)
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      1173 28 Mtmm BLUE FUNNEL LINE ST^?. aran> MANSFIELD CO., LTD. J—* Inc at oiatetl In Singapore VMttlMn option to proceed ria other parti f loart and tAMMMWSm cargo lAIUNOI lo II\KUPOOI. GLA^UOW e LONDON COM INtNTAI POK IS Due Sails.. P S barn Knang Belleiopnan for Liverpool 11 Ulasgow fwywn MciiUo
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      442 28 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Llo>Y Holland America Line Nederland Line Kotferdam Rotterdam tmIMMMMTMMM atLIFAJ (MONTREAL) BOS I O.N NfcH YOKK PHIL DELPHI A BALTIMORE MOBILE NFW OK! h VNS via Sl F7 S'pore P. S'ham Penang RADJA (SMN) 30Jnlv o.Vig 6 7Aug 8 MAug DRENTE (RL) 17 UAng
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      534 28 EAST ASIATIcIjf SAII.INUS KRCM KAMOUVU -LALANDIA- for I (/J( •MONGOLIA- For B„ 1 •MACiDALA" For Bang^ "INDIA" For Ruftal I Hongkong, Manila Yokohama uis_-ni i. •StI.AM)IA- for BMiitofcTlSl SUI.IN..S lIUOM I-'or I ..I. mho \rtm Port "'MM. 11 |1| W <■ S jKire r S 'Urij x) "MEONIA" y t
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    KelaweiLab. Party Chief Urges Unity
    16 29 nbers I tbour uv the ol the I obD. e H
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    Council Throws Out Two Motions
    65 29 I I MINK. Thurs.- Two motions standtme ol Mr. S, C. K. Sino am a t today's Municipal Council had to be thrown ise the seconder. Mr. K. L. Devasar, withround that he was satisfied with what K. I ee had Co say. ll v
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    Good Work By Women's Institutes
    85 29 Good Work By Women's Institutes Kl ALA I. CM PUR Thurs.— Jean Mar wick, viceman of the National ration of Women's Instiin England, praised the good work women's institutes ui weie doing. Mi s Marwu-k who has just p!e»ed a fortnight's tour td the Federation's women's institutes, said she was
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    Man Stabbed
    30 29 PENANG, Thurs.— A Chinese house painter. Leow Ynn Cheong, was stabbed in thg abdomen by an unknown ase he was walking Cintra Street at about 7.20 p.m lay.
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    MCs DECIDE ON TRAFFIC
    8 29 :HO B npher nf
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    Cinema Ticket Rackteers Held
    11 29 night as 1 -black--1 tickets the be-
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    $600 BAIL IN 20-CENT CASE
    17 29 $600 BAIL IN 20-CENT CASE Guard, e of m ,f 20 „!1or the l P >^d to
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    MUD SLINGING AT K.L. MUNICIPAL COUNCILMEETING
    375 29 MUD SLINGING AT K.L. MUNICIPAL COUNCILMEETING KIALA LUMPUR. Thur* v.i wasted at todays meetinif »f #i_7 M Uable time was when some mem&_£ taf u j7 f Jf* M«nWp,| Council which prompted the President Mr a'Tv a tacks the adjournment to hope that in' #h orke <"> would not happen.
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    Remove Thig Disgrace, KL Woman Says
    108 29 Remove Thig Disgrace, KL Woman Says Kl AL LUMPUR. Thurs Making he r maiden speeeh in the Muaieipal Couneil, Mrs. Duleie Marks said beggars and \agrant s invade opea air cafes and restaurants and surround diners like hungry wolves. This was disgusting to th<> diner, humiliating to tin* vagrant and
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    WantsAmbulance For Emergencies
    74 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Provision of an ambulance unit to deal with emergency cases in the town, was suggested by Inche Abdullah bin Haji Mohamed Yassim. at today's meeting of the Municipal Council here. Che Abdullah said that if his suggestion was implemented delays would be minimised and
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    PROMOTION BODY IS RECOMMENDED
    153 29 PENANG, Thurs.— A selection and promotions board should be set up to advise the Council on the appointment of officers to fill special class and superscale clerical and other posts in all departments which carry a commencing salary of at least 5250. This move is recommended
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    Better Bus Lines Urged
    67 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Speaking on the adjournment at the Municipal Council meeting this morning. Mr. S. C. E. Singam referred to the local town bus sei vices which he iaid left rnucn to be desired. fie suggested that bus com-i p.ni ies instead of replying to
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    Jap Trade Threatened
    61 29 TOKYO. July 30, (UP).— Japan's economic survival is being threatened by the high prices of Japanese export goods, a trade organ warned here yesterday. "While export prices of sterling area countries have been steadily and drastically coming down as much as 40 per cent in some cases
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    Surplus For Sale
    33 29 WASHINGTON, July 30. (UP)— The Senate has voted to give the President authority to sell up to $500,000,000 of government owned agriculture surpluses abroad and take foreign currency in payment
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    AhmadAndAsma Reach Alor Star
    44 29 ALOR STAR, Thurs.—Ahmad and A.-ma Sayeg, the European Muslim couple who are tourim? the Far East on a tandem cycle arrived here from Penang. They will meet the Sultan of Kedah on Saturday. Their next hop is to Perlis. >ng
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    Malaya's Income Expected To Drops $2 Mil
    330 29 Malaya's In come Expected To Drops $2 Mil Standard Staff Reporter RUBBER has fallen four cents per pound this month. And by the price fall, Malaya's national income is expected to be reduced by some $2,000,000 for the month. Still under the momentum of the downward trend, rubber opened in
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    Synthetic Bill Is Tossed Back
    173 29 Synthetic Bill Is Tossed Back WASHINGTON, July 30, (Keu ten The Senate yesterday Bent a compromise bill authorising the sale to private industry of the Federal Government's 28 synthetic rubber factories back for a joint conference of members of the House of Representatives and the Senate Congressional officials said the
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    27,500 Tons Of Rubber For Mao
    44 29 COLOMBO. July SO, (UP). l'p to J year, Ceylon's I Commissioner had b< tight 27,500 tons of r fur shipment to China. I I was stated in Parliament by Mr. Montagu Jayawickrei ing Minister fif Commerce and Trade.
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    Kenaf May Rival Jute For Bagging
    237 29 WASHINGTON, Julj ::o. (IT)— Kenaf. a fast growing iibre plant that looks a hollyand is distantly related to both cotton and okra may some day rival jute as a major source of bagging material, according to tha National Geographic Society. Agricultural scientists of Ave
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      ROBBER UNCHANGED
      89 29 Standard Market Reporter 'il it. rubber market In Sinre remain* d aboui ua** In quotation! 'hrough ie rubber lot August sh pment ctoe■♦'L'i rket (i|)< ned previe I row from Borne the t'nite<_ Kingd ved The market cl< quietlj ly. Singapore Ch iTihrr of Com merre Rubb. .n
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    SHARES
    54 29 i ed (i rdi f but the fai metal pi thii section of thi rkel Indi while •cd. Changid nricc< IMK Mi;i\is Kuynv Seller* M fVmonls j53 S'pora Coid .'2e 4.19 4 2.1 Straits Times < MINIM. B .in I T K. Kampar B Pet.lin* 0 R l -.a
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    PRODUCE
    46 29 THE prod in Singap ;< a. the i tions pr.. wa picul buy. rs lor A 15 1] pec pi Singapore a pi (per picul) $27 biei $2 ifl 85 < M tok whitf). 181) (S arhite) $300 a k. 1141 1 1 4 (Sai r S
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    Tin Stocks
    31 29 STOCKS tin-.' at the end of J tons con in Mi v. to off, statistics. Pro en'rates 4.262 tons previous not total for l ol 27 532 i »i
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    World Tin Output dropped In April
    137 29 WORLD mine production of tin-in-concent rates in April was 15,500 long tons against 16.200 tons In March, according to the International I Study Group." Malayan production In April at 4.570 tons decre slightly and Bolivian e\r gl hai '*.v ft < »rr» 4 :4
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    Red China Will Now Buy£15-M UK Goods
    158 29 LONDON, Julv 30, (Reuter).— British businessmen announced hero today that the\ had negotiator! contra, ts worth £15.000.000 during a recent visit to Communist China. eovercu ton cai cal eq i pment I light enginJmp< rts fron. I f r whi h c o-i
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    Cereal Output
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      378 29 wl»*/s. > f'. %?Jf Cijtt. i-Ssliy^-.y ■sBK^JBbR-.'zJz-.'^a- Jh. iff, fclsmmWw 1 Mu-,:c While Vou Work: 4.") Sl***r%wAmQ VH' r *t*XJ Hou-ewives Choice, lu ><i CI \OUW Uidrj al \i i>;c; lpm A! Sack Orch; 130 Nevzs; 145 Beri.-iy Goodman KAV.CA .VI. -lav classes Decinners Orcn; jO2 Culling All Children: 915
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    I TURNED OFF THE GAS..
    806 30 I ch f e s /•^^^V/KO own *i\*>Lr?~S '^X'7 V Story i x^#_^^%#-*' :T0 COME ?^f^^r^V J7 l zz>-^ ROUND r <#". d^ V V^ Dr (A Rpprod?irf!on of /•T rf V i^* Christie's MS.S. of 7\ THIS document hrixtie srtxs: "I oni the man
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    Chrisfh's Views On Hanging
    283 30 HAVE always had the id *a u>r years perhaps I the 1914-18 uur that capital punis/ime7it u-as w roi Even if the laic says one must die if another has been killed I believe that killing the person by "latofttl'" t cution does not help in
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      'Pyidawtha,' What Does He Stand To Gam
      289 30 Sir; Pyidawtha's sweeping and malicious letter in Friday's local press is nothing more than mere exaggeration, smacking of what the communists fondly call "Capitalist Exploitation." I winder wba' he stands to gain from injuring the interests of large proportion of workers in the
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      Equal Pay For Equal Work
      236 30 Sir; "An unfortunate teacher" who e letter appeared in another paper recently ha s voiced what has loi.g been m our hearts and minds. Le; me poim out that this i.s a free and democratic country where people in a responsible profession like teaching are
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      PATTERN SERVICE
      61 30 PATTERN SERVICE Rosalind Ratnam THI COUPON READ THIS BEFORE TOU ORDER TOUR PATTERN Tou must enclose three ten cent stamps it you want vout pottein cut. N I don't get the stamps, vou don't get the pottein. A number ot orders have come to ir e without the -»ut till
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      REMOVE THESE STALLS
      207 30 Sir; Many roadside cofTee stalls have been set up in the vicinity of Serangoon Road area especially in Kerbau Road, Cuff Road, Buffalo Road. Many more are bound to be set up in this area in time to come. One cannot understand the need for these filthy,
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      Harry's In The Groove
      409 30 New Vork DEOPLE in Independence, Missouri were i to see lhe washing ha g on the Jne beh big VI torian house near post .nice. For it was a sign thai their neighbours the Harry Tru.r.ar.s were back home a cia in after visiting lh daughter
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      LET LIVE
      171 30 Sir;— "Pyidawtha" pi in a name which is as ugiy as is his mentality I have known this sorry typ I humanity for more yealS than I care to remember, fo r they languish lamentably In the midst of decent society in every country There i.s no end
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      202 30 Slnr Contest No. 26 Can You Name This Star? All through this wcok lhe Clue: Ile iH still a "boss,** xA Singapore Standard pre- even in war p.iint. •ents its twenty-sixth stir ntries for thi* contest will C4>,ll<st close next Thursday. And the All vnu'vo got to do is to
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    ENGLAND TEAM FOR W. INDIES
    113 31 ENGLAND TEAM FOR W. INDIES f Illh [fl \P'i<N M,V mr ol UM Ski'' dfrtron e »ig- rr ltt r <»< il NN J*?*. 'will ,hr *+$i*\ fShrr capuina 1* 1 ol Ihf J "S' ,J J .hr touring suit ,r, Mutton ivet red Urr. U.I Vorksh [)eni^| JIHI K.
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    For CSC Members
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    5th Test May Be 6 Days
    51 31 I on August 15. Thc iii "^t four Tests were all drawn. Mr Ronald Aird v secretary of I ited today that he ed the Australian board ig the English board was red to allot an extra days the est providing tne zihan authorities
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    SAAA Meeting
    36 31 __.«TPS Slil WPOra Amateur Athletic Association wili hold a meeting at the Raffles Institution on Tuesday at 5.15 p.m Ab loose officials ;ind athletes participating in the Malavan AAA meet are requested to attend.
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    High Scores In UK Cricket
    443 31 LONDON, July 30. (Reuter).— Desmond R„~i,i, and Jock Livingston of Northampton^" yesterdav flogged the bowling of Sussex, the county cricket championship leaders, to put on 299 nm. „?<Vu„ 5 being separated. Their partnerUip" Xh "tated four hours 25 minutes, set up a Northamptonshire record for
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      91 31 NOI ICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS L7LECTRICITY DEPART- MENT: Supply of 200 12 gallon Electric Water Heaters Forms from Electrical Engineer's Office (Room 109) Close NOON —27/8/53. NOTICE "WR. Wimg Tuck Seng who wa s employed by us as a salesman i s no longer in our employ a
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      315 31 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION. (PERAK BRANCH). JVOTICE is hereby given r^vrnA l r lh n e FIFTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Committee of thc Malayan Chinese Association e he,d at thc Bremiaea of the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Nos. 35-37, Hale street Ipoh on Sunday, the 16th day of
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      296 31 NOTICES MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION (Kinta District) L \OTICE is hereby g ive n that V l4> ain ,-irjnual ceneral KSff.,5 1 th^ Kinta Rrtrid Perak c? W,!l b e held t^erak Chines Chamber of Commerce, Hale Street. Ipoh on Sunday 2nd Augutt 1953 at iV™ 3 71- 10 trans act
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      596 31 SIU VI »< IYS WAYIIII i R MECHANK mtk -Invlig and c* BRi v. <}i led a ul su- rli Sh.o. ect< r. r> v UE No s;r>j >:t. I IND->NF.SfAN tuMfCt ChIMM W SAI .1 cor ;e* I r with is rvperien'.e. Salary dr^wn exnt. i |300 Re.vde-' n
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      943 31 INDIAN >üb«ecl m. male •ge :y. UENKHAI CI.LHK wilb vear* expected $IHO HI,K v St m. .ore I BRi in mala 3 KAI i ei o. lC -cted r,v" -'t. P ReDi> ot. v Stand in li^rore 1 Hiv: -male age i, B'XIKKhH-m a ui e .ute ict ouni book
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      148 31 Rl- TA SEE l^^-iH^ff < --'A* LL UUMP err /MTO BOTTOMLESS L -va.-.av Mr Jm, it.v-ah *SOTTA. r r kl___Dil _^S p-^am'lookat/t cmth'wav < K r_______r-*^l?' UA^, 7 NPV^ l^n I CO^Mr.'—THEMMEAN'THPITCH£R*J. W&SWjm *a KV L-^-^ r aV>>^^ V beach.'.'-) t^^&Sy^W^ w%\W?M^£y~ tJ# a .'J yr^T^ >fa BELIEVE if 15....
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    HURRY UP IN BIG HURRY
    500 32 Malays Revel In Mud To Win 8-1 REVELLING in Uie mud last year's SAFA Community League champions, iMalays, turned in an exceptionally good displav of soccer to administer a crushing B—l defeat on the Indians in their community leazue game at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday.
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    Fastest Man This Season
    83 32 COLOGNE. July 80. (ReutoD Art Bragg, the American iter returned the best this yea i fif the 10(1 metres when he clocked 1 i |n1 onal meeting here yesterday. In S rti I ago I 200 mi tn 21.1 also the year's I Bt < the
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    SCFA Team
    62 32 T'-,,. < Chin se Footbni A n Xi im againsi the Arm in SAFA community 1. fixtur. iday wili be n: Chee Sen.:. Yew I C Kum, Teow Keng, Kik Cl R Uco Jong, Hin Wens Hoon Leong Kim Beng. i. John Hon. Cluing Mun, Willi m Tan,
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    RASC PLAYER ORDERED OFF
    154 32 IPOH. Thurs. Vigorous play bv both the Ramblers "A" team and RASC spoilt what would have been an interesting name when they played to a one all draw in the second round of the Voon Thean Soo cup knockout fixture at the Ipoh padang today. Referee
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    TREBLE TOTE FOR PENANG
    76 32 PENANG Thurs. a ncw feature will be introduced bv the Penang Turf Club at Its forthcoming August Bank holiclay meeting. It i s the treble tote on selected races held on each day of th e meet and at future meetings. Tickets for th e treble
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    Keeps A Date
    20 32 British heavyweight ;:i^i>" left by plane las 7 wilw yf ash,n St')n on August Jwitli Hurry Matthews.
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    TODAY'S Sprot
    58 32 TODAY'S Sprot SOCCER: SAFA Communily league, SCFA vs. Army at Ja'an Besar; Jumor ct/p--tie, Roi'ers "A" VS. Wood' bridge Hospital at Geylang; SBHFA league tup-tie, MPH vs Pulau Bukom at F N.' TENNIS: MLTA championships at SRC t SCC, YMCA and Tanglin Club courts trom 3.30 p.m. ATHLETICS: Geylang MGS
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    TehScores Easy Win
    277 32 Teh Scores Easy Win PEXAXG Thurs.— Teh KhcnChooi. young rising badminton player had one ol the easiest passages to the semi-final of the Penang open badminton championships held at the II in Chiang School hall last night when he beat lanky Law JI > Young 15-2. 15-3. Kheng Chooi meets
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    Returns Fastest Time At Penang
    949 32 By WINDSOR LAD PENANG, Thurs.— Making his effort from a standing start HURRY UP, with Bagby astride, surprised track watchers when he ran three furlongs in 37 sec dead— the best time at this mornings workouts of candidates entered for the Penang Turf Club's August
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    $5 To See Malaya Cup Final Aug. 22
    209 32 IPOH, Thurs.— Tlie Perak Amateur Football Association has accepted the re ponsibility of holding this year's Malaya Cup final between Singapore and either Penang or Kelantan at Ipoh on August 22. This i s the second successive year that PAFA has been
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    Their Entries Exceed Limit
    116 32 SINGAPORES entries for both the open singles and open doubles events nf the Malavan schoolboys badminton cham pion ships have far exceeded the limit ot .<»ur pel event, and eliminat*on rounds will have to be played off. The draw for these elimina Hon contests will take
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    Annual Cricket Match Postponed
    68 32 THE St. Andrews School's an nual past vs. present cricket m atch J which was to have been Played on Aug. 1 and 3 has been postponed to the Aug. 8 and 9. am old boys of the school are reminded that there will be a
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    Brown Leads With Record
    147 32 BELFAST. Northern Ireland, July MO (Reuter) Eric Brown, the unattached Scottish professional, smashed the cour.-e record by two strokes at Beivoi r Park here yesterday with M to lead on the first round of the £3,006 sterling Irish open ■4 »'f championship. He is two strokes
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    LA SALLIAN QUAD SOCCER
    126 32 The following is the draw for the La Sallian quadranguiai soccer on Saturday at the SRC padang. At 4.00 p.m.— st. rrandi oba (Malacca) vs St. Pauls OBA (Seremban). 5.00 p.m. St. John's Instituti m <ku 1 1 Lumpur) vs Christian Brothers oba (Singapore). The winners
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    Sports Meet Off
    27 32 THE Achilles Sports Club athletic meet which is to be held on Aug. 2 at Paya Lebar has been postponed to a later date.
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    TM College Sports
    21 32 lip Sudan Idris Training Coil-Pie Taniong Malim. will hoiH >-. r ;inn ual athletic sports gn uday, August 1.
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    CA Soccer Team To Tour Muar
    108 32 THE Chim m to Muar during i f: iendn there against the Muar C bined XI and the Muai Chin< e XI. The u;un consisting of the following offici ali will leave Sinj on Aug I: Mr Lim Soo Pang (Pn Tan Li| Boon
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    Director And Amusement
    141 32 Director (Riding Boy) did well to hold Amusement (Franklin) in a fastish spin over three furlongs in 38. (>ood Gamble (Mawi) ran three furlongs in 41 3/5. Heritor spurted up the straight in attractive style returning 26 for two f urlongs. Atomic City (Russell) also caught the
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    Lall Singh On South Selection
    488 32 ALREADY much has been said and written about the selectors and the South Selection and I don't lliink it is worth adding anything more to the alrcaih Mlini bubble. I pointed out ear' ier in the mon'h that the system adopted in selecting :is for
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