Singapore Standard, 1 August 1953

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD it m i Vol. IV. No. 30. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1953. TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    UNIONS TO BOYCOTT TALKS
    487 1 J THE Council of Joint Action, the "roire" of 18,000 Sinaapore Government locally-domiciled employee*, xetterday met to ronnider the position artMing out 2 Government"* refusal to %ive one of its Assistant Secretaries Mr, K. M. llyrne. 1 the report of the tribunal, which heard him anmcvr
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    COLOHY SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT IS 'UNFAIR'-AW
    565 1 COLOHY SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT IS 'UNFAIR'-AW crd Staff Reporter ars worth of building pro- l| rill be suspended if the sist m enforcing a system opertics which is arbit- j Haw, Singapore million- I rhe Standard yesterday. I I I ins, for putting up ai »ffi( m to the :x
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    Russia Seeks Start Of The Austria Talks
    8 1 Russia Seeks Start Of The Austria Talks I
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    SCIENTIST DIES IN AIR CRASH
    12 1 SCIENTIST DIES IN AIR CRASH H I I I j Dr. j
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    Order 206: Choose Race Meet Or Job
    167 1 THOUSANDS of Singapore Government employees run the risk of losing their jobs if they go to the Johore Grand Prix tomorrow, without prior permission from departmental heads. According to General Order No 206, an officer leaving the Colony without prior permission of the
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    Shot Freighter
    28 1 FOR 'he third day nothing has been heard from the -'.r.er Admiral Hardy, i was attacked and boarded by unidentified gunboats m the Formosa Straits. Reuter
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    PRINCE ON A STUDY TOUR
    66 1 LOXDON T July 31. (AFP)—' 1 Prin o Tengku Mahmud. son [of the Sultan of Selangor, is \\o study English Inshore fishing off the Yorkshire roast for three week? from August 2."}. Prince Tengku Mahmud will sail m various Ashing craft operating from the fishing
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    THAI QUAKE
    14 1 AX earthquake was reported m Thailand's eastern provinces on Wednesday morning. AFP
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    INDIANS POUR IN TO BEAT BAN
    156 1 INDIANS, the majority of them Sikhs poured into Singapore by air all day yesterday m an effort to beat the "entry ban" which comes into force today. Flights originating m India as well as the international a:r sci vice* whicU J?a^» Ihroufca that country
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    Princess Attends A Friend's Wedding
    95 1 (JI'M.N Elisabeth, the Queen Mother, and Princes* Mar- attended the recent wedaing of the Hon. Laura Caroline Smith. 21 -year-old sistrr of Viscount Ifambleden, to Mr. Michael Charles BranJ. 27-year old son of the l^te Lieutenant Colonel John C Brand and Lady Rosibfllc Brand of
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    Gem Snatch: Man Held
    72 1 BANGKOK. Fri. A man j has been detained by the Southern Thai police at Bandon m Surasthani Province m connection with the theft of (350,004 worth of jewellery and cash from the home of Tengku Mariam. m Kelantan. He wa s later taken to Pattani by
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    ISRAELIS RING ARAB VILLAGE
    66 1 TEL AVIV, July 31 (AFP) Army units today encircled the Arab village of Tireh which lies m Israel territory about 20 miles northwest ot Tel Aviv, while martial law was proclaimed m the area. An Israeli army spokesman said these measures had been taken because "shots
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    PEARL RIVER HIT-RUN RAID
    38 1 HONGKONG, July SI, (UP) Four anti-Communist gunboats hit-run raided a Chinese Communist installation on Santso island just outside the mouth of the Pearl River recently, according to a Central News Service dispatCß printed here.
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    SECRET SOCIETY HE SAYS & QUITS
    273 1 SECRET SOCIETY HE SAYS QUITS Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore City Council "is slowly getnft to be a secret sotfcty," Mr. A. R. Lazar<*t> (Lab. North) prote 1 us he walked out a Council meeting 5 vsterday. He had lust been ruled out of order three times by the President,
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    HK MEN MAKE PRISON BREAK
    55 1 HONGKONG. July 31 (AFP) Four young prisoners m the under 25 age group escaped early today from Stanley Prison here. The prisoners rushed past the guards when the hut m which they were housed was opened this morning. An extensive search is now being made
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    Reds Charge Two Further Violations
    142 1 MUNSAN, July 31, (AP)— The Communists accused the Allies today of two new breaches of the Korean armistice involving Allied planes flying oier the demilitarised zone. They have now alleged 12 violations since Monday, when the truce was signed. The U.N. Command h&s reported no
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    SEN. TAFT DIES
    16 1 SENATOR Robert Taft died m New York hospital today He was to Reuter
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    THE LEFT THE CROWN ONLY
    55 1 HE*. 4IN GEN, WureV.cmberg. July 31 (Reuter) AH the down jewels of Frederick iht Great and the S ale robes ol the German Emperors were »lolen las^ nighi from the museum of the fciohcnzoN lern Caslle here police said today On v the Crown c
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    The Trio To Paris
    40 1 BAIGON, Ji !y 11, (AFP) On the eve oi" his departure for Paris, head of the Vietnam state, Bao Dai. today <t idressed a message to the Vietnamese people explaining his reasons for going to France.
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    INQUIRY ON UK CIVIL SERVICE
    66 1 LONDON, July 31 (Reutei I The government annoui rday it was setting uj Royal Commission ol I I to review the v^v. hours, supi ;m<i or: ditioru [n Britain** r. which employi about a ,n peo| The Inquiry will be concerned with 600,000 cms der
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    NZ's Mr. Holland Lands In Karachi
    43 1 KARACHI, July 31 <i: it«rj —Mr Sidney Ho an I Pi Minister ol N« i and, who v on W« way attending the Coronation <>f Queen Elizabeth, arriv< v today on a three day visit to Pakistan.
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    LANIEL'S PLANS
    27 1 FRENCH Premier Jo ?ph I B niel li ihori v to milk.- 3 I broadratf <>n his p an« for me irthabiliUtioa ol fiano^ AFP
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    A Challenge: Tornado Jet In Air Race
    21 1 I to B ent< H 1 I Vickci Ai R \ir r are FP
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    BERIA'S BOOKS ARE REMOVED
    27 1 H< »MBAY, J by I .< < Interior d I month, moved t t book ta wit I ommunl s;url u.\<\ n'<i«;<-d the I I
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    Remer To Leave
    17 1 CAIUO lv 31 i|{,. I Minoi i 1 v < >„-»■•. i i He w v
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    INDIAN WARSHIPS
    18 1 THREE InH Navy under iim- command «>f the Indi m y ft i i I)• R
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    Councillors Must First Get Permit
    345 2 Access To Files Rale MR. M. P. D. Nair (Ind. -South) yesterday accused the City Council of attempting to deprive Councillors of their "rights and privileges" to get information from heads of departments. The charge, mado at the ordinary meeting of the Coun- arose tmi
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    'Allegations Are Untrue'
    89 2 rHE Deputy President of the Singapore City Council. Mr. .1. 1 Iv I j st< iday he had not received the ar sent to all branch unions and members of the City Council Labour I'nions Federation, whick alleged that i the Council's Labour Estabnent Officer. Mr. K.
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    Teachers Case For Council
    52 2 THE demand for salary f Sir japorc Chi- hi w ill have the Executive Council I* lanoe C ■< c. vas In a letter from the Director of Education, Mr. R. M. Young, to Mr. Mr. I ig Chian. Mr Lee I ip the case to
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    Philips Sends Local X-Ray Man On Tour
    158 2 Philips Sends Local X-Ray Man On Tour Mr. S. Y. Chan. a n X-ray rni;in«er attached to Philips Electrical Co.. (M) Ltd., points to one of the many territories m Malaya ho has to visit to service X-ray In oder that the latest development m the X-ray and iWtlro iiMilical
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    GOVT STATES ITS CASE ON BYRNE
    950 2 Refusal To Give Copy Of Findings Misconstrued Standard Staff Reporter A FEW hours after counsel for Mr. K. M. Byrne, on Assistant Secretary with the Singapore Government, told the Government r h the Colonial Secretary hod failed to carry gut the Governor's di rective
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    HK EXCHANGE
    14 2 i i I ere $15.83 t■> £1 U.S I R v i
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    Youth Asked To Join In 'C'Day Joy
    162 2 Youth Asked To Join In C'Day Joy A (Ail. to thr xotith StegmpPrC who m.ik,- i half of thr populjt:.,,, Colon\ to t.ik,. n m. inn intrust m tin- of the CM) Has hi.hj, Mr. Yap Phenj; k v da\ Spe.ikinc durini: th»- u join nni.n! of the < it\
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    Paragraph Upsets Left Hand Drivers
    33 3 Paragraph Upsets Left Hand Drivers gf v •.inn I I printed l>y I I 1 I I I 9 i i a I I I m IS II a X I a 9
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    Association Officers
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    Swami To Held Prayer Meeting
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    FOUNDATION STONE LAYING
    45 3 SIR JOHN NI C OL L GOTemof of Singapore, laying the foundation stone of the new Chartered Bank at Shcnton Way. Looking on arc Mr. G. A. P. Sutherland of th,- Chartered Bank and (slightly hidden) Mr. A. G. Church, the architect.
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    Governor Lauds Singapore Banks
    416 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE laying of the foundation stone of a Bank is a sine sii;n »f success m the past and of complete confidence m the future of Singapore, the Governor Sir John Niuoll, siiid at a ceremony m Shenton Way esterday. W.i- n than
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    No Slur Intended
    131 3 OIK attention his be«*n drawl to an artiile m this paper on -!Uli July last headed "Graft that does not involve money", and We are informed that it ha s been understood to have implied that the two City Councillors who arc members of the local advisory
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    Landlords Start Sending Quit Notices
    239 3 Landlords Start Sending Quit Notices Tenants Asked To Pay More Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE landlords have started sending quit notices to their tenants with an option of entering new agreements under which they would pay higher rents as the result of the passing of the new legislation governing rents. Under
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    POLICE KEEP CHECK ON FIREARMS
    157 3 TO MINIMISE the risk of firearms falling into the hands of subversive element Singapore police are keeping a close check on all private weapons and withdrawing pistols and revolvers that are not considered essential. Questionnaires are now being sent out to licence holders of private
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    SUCCESSOR TO HONE NAMED
    55 3 JESSELTON\ North Borneo, .Tuly 31 (Reuter). It was officially announced here today that the successor to North Borne > Governor, Sir Ralph Hone, when he leaves at the end of this year, will be Mr. Roland Evelyn Turnbull, at present Chiet Secretary to the High Commissioner
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    Free Ride For 4 Labourers
    143 3 HUNDREDS of pedestrians passing Finlayson Green yesterday halted, looked up and gasped. The thine that gripped them was a large, circular towercovering (above) <rf Asia Insurance skysi rap r being gently hoisted to the top of the skeleton Lsome 200 feet above the 8 Vhe
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    New Master Attendant
    121 3 HOXGKOXr/S Assistant Director of Marine. Mr. T. B. Low. will now be the Master A" indant for Singapore. The po>t of Master Attendant was last held by Commander L. P. La: c who is at present on leave prior to retirement. Mr. Low is 51 years of
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    SALE OF FLAGS TOTALS $16,841
    37 3 THE St. John Flag Day Committee wish to thank the public of Singapore for their generous support. Proceeds from the sale of I flags were $15,337, i $330 and Car Labels $1,174.
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    GilmourGets Big U.N. Job
    83 3 MR. ANDREW OILMOI'R. Singapore's first Director of the Department of Commerce and Industry, who retired from the Malayan Civil Service four months ago after serving 30 years, was appointed yesterday to Cambodia as an economic expert by the I'nited Nations to help m the programme of
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    Dance To Aid Fire Victims
    84 3 THE dance being organised by the Singapore Liberty Musical and Dramatic Association In aid of the victims of the Geylang fire, will be held tinder the joint patronage of Sir .John Nicoll. the Governor of Singapore, and Mr. Malrolm Mac Donald, the Commissioner General, at
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    $1,604 FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    51 3 THE Singapore Harbour Board labourers yesterday Si. 504.30 to the Social we Department for the relief of the Kallang Basin /ire v. lims. l money nal the Wliarf and Steved labourers, **ship flremen, mechanical eQUtpmenf drivers, god own stackers and the Singapore Harbour B >ur Offl
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    To Address Baha'is
    28 3 MRS. SHIRIX Foi i>r will speak on the "Si^n s of the T mes** at the BahaJ Centre, 352A-Tanjonf Katong R tomorrow £t 11 a.m.
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    Back From Taiwan
    67 4 photo. —Standard Mr. Chin P<*ug Chee, who wont to Taiwan to study agriculture at Taiwan I'niversity, returned to Singapore by Cathay Pacific Airway*, yesterday. With him was his pretty \\if<\ the former Miss Liu Kai Chiun. daughter ol a (.'hint ac (.meial i n Formosa. Mrs Chin
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    NEW ENTRY LAW IS EXPLAINED
    241 4 PENANG, Fri.— Mr. D. \Y. Bi^ley, Controller of linniii;rat)on, Federation of Malaya, said m a broadcast over Radio Malaya, that it was not the Governmrnl s intention to pi event persons normally resident m this country from returning from abroad. [mmig fedei Bi ol 10
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    Merdeka' Cry At UMNO Meet
    72 4 KOTA BHARU, Fri.— Shouti ka fl greeted Tengku an, pn of U..L\O, d a one-hour mass meeting at the Mi Varna Hail today during which he promised to fight for Malayan indepene withoul hed .The hall was filled to'canaCity arid about .000 more applauded the
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    Govt. Fixes Padi At $17 A Picul For 1953-54
    256 4 Govt. Fixes Padi At $17 A Picul For 1953-54 New Deal For Farmers KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. To encourage long term expansion of rice production by assuring podi cultivators of a reasonable annual minimum return, the Federation Government, after consultation with the State and Settlement Governments, has fixed the guaranteed minimum
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    TIGHTENING OF BETTiNG LAW IN FED.
    231 4 X I A 1 A LUMPUR, lii 'Tlit' mix lu< f o f bettiac and especially of betting BMMPa is widespread and nay well be- •>me more vnous mi n an attempt to avoid the i visions of the (omm>n (iamin» Hllßicj lt*!;iv!.ition." states
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    Criminal Force On Girl Alleged
    27 4 ABDUL GHANI I Bed m the X ru P b Court walking and wi :iq rl[ Ed bail m $100 pending trial
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    Mr. H.B. Collings
    30 4 MR. H. B. COLLINGS. fhe Special Branch, C.1.D.. Johore. lefi yesterday for Britain on furlough. He was hon. secretary of the South Jol R |by rootb: C
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    15,630 APPLY FOR BUSINESS PERMIT
    158 4 KUALA LI MPIR. Fit— A total of IS4M a!>plications for registration under the Registration and Licensing of Business Ordinance, were received up to July 27, against an estimated HO.OOO business concerns m the Federation. Of this number 1 1.500 received m I k da: Ther
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    2 Stabbings In Two Days: One Fatal
    37 4 2 Stabbings In Two Days: One Fatal m town at i) p.m. j T. n Bin, 18. rj Stn M I IU pital a X".v •n. "l to be condr n |i rident Irving to < of A;
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    Hotel Keeper Fined 5250
    30 4 M'MPt'R. of Ampa: pur w1 1 aded Mr. r Br ow n Pi Si i Court, here, moi lo lailing f an idenT m an unnum-
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    Five More Reds Out
    30 4 v I and ■A. v. 2 had another A A patr I Foui f the "A" i the 111 kill m Whl I v. .i fortn
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    Court Did Not Believe His Age
    31 4 JOHORE BAHRU 1.v .u Chir,. I m the I i cl n r. the M. -)d. v. of then who v. h is hi- 11.
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    $50 DRIVING FINE
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    Emily Hahn Here To Do Story On Templer
    201 5 Hjha, well known for her gooics o n China, arrived m binripore by a ir yesterday .;> write a siorv on General iya for the s igazine --ia private life wrt. Lharleg Boxer is to Dr y w Wil v authoress Dr
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    $156,848 Profit For EUAC Ltd.
    37 5 I'., 'ern rej plus, after i ox18.848 for the .i- 31, i!' I for- tons de In July .210 was lor di of six per absorbs rday reividend of cash b absorbing
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    $292 For The Widow
    82 5 $292 For The Widow 8 indard Staff Reporter TliF. Kuantan widow and her seven ed by h:ive a fund hi 1 Majid Abdu ah Ellgl i s h Scho n list of < B cinq <\ K. Yin c >!>. Teo Ah Lim $10. S. V Meng and friend $1
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    Favourite Hymns
    14 5 THE f Straii Chi- Yot#h a "My ite Hymn 1 at G.oO
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    Can You Name This Star?
    253 5 Star Contest No. 23 \LL through this week IMe Singapore Standard presents its twenty sixth -t ir con t eft. All \nu'vo cot to do is to coiled the s >* picture* and their respective citupoiw ;md smd them toi.Mi>'«r with tlie ma« O 1
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    CITY COUNCIL ADJOURNMENT ITEMS
    290 5 Standard Stall R.porter THF following it* *ere bro ieht up duriitf adjournment Singapore City Council (Pro*. Rochore) asked that the Rochore dredged once a month „,.i c :1 year. i j >st ed thai notice la the effect that "dumping will be p?Jsecuted- bo put up
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    All Those In Fay oar
    42 5 I Member of the Sinqa- < 1 por^ Medical Woffcvrs? Inion liftini; their hands approving A motion to uo i on strike, which w «s passed at an extraordii nary meeting of the union last nii;ht. Stan- > dard
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    Saw A Man Run Away From Crash
    163 5 Saw A Man Run Away From Crash CHONG Pak Yon?, H-year-old .vki ol a man who was killed when a motor van ran into him on the night of Feb. 10, testified m the Singapore Traf- flc District Court yesterday that alter he ''rash he saw the driver of the
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    Army Man Can't Drive For Year
    37 5 P. J. I of the nd disq- from driv n he m the Si First Traffic 1 c Court rdi to driving a car Road and noi covered I y thii
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    ATTAP ROOFS THE ROOT OF FIRE PROBLEM
    75 5 S :o\s by a reader ird on hf>\v to prey :ards were being Fire Bi Mr. A. Plat 1 Mr. Platt added thai I I be i Fire meeting m a fortnig I ne. root of thee e preva ftng m the Singap
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    Not Of Age Yet
    25 5 THE ol B I a public I ry I I waj transferred :>> the Juvenile irt wh n the age of it.
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    Heavy Rush To Beat Deadline
    72 5 .TOHORE. BAIIRU. Fn. The prescrii I Hie regi \y was heavy rush I form loner vi Bahru. Those to a heavy fine. But even those wl I I aration the Commissioner oi < Foi the Legi flca-<-fl m i the B R( lion Ordis does
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    $15,000 Bail On CBT Charge
    38 5 NAH CHIANG LOONG, an ol Fire Tyre Rubber (SS) LI Fourth Police Court ye to cj I trust 15,297, B;iil oi $15,000 WJ mid the ca ed foi hearing on Oct. 1 4.
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    P.I. Consulate's New Address
    44 5 I THE Philippine Con will hold (.Mice at its new pnM-nis^s at 27-B Tanfflin Road, from today. Tho. C »nsu phone number will remain ..4 ThS Philippine Consul will continue to reside at 4. Ardlnore Park with telephone number *****
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    Income Tax Ordinance To Be Amended
    116 5 Income Tax Ordinance To Be Amended photo. Yearly Bounty For Volunteers KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Important amendments to the Income Tax Ordinance are contained m a Bill which the Attorney General will introduce at the next meeting of the Federal Council. One amendment a to put memben <>f volunteer l m
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    Union Votes To Serve Strike Notice
    54 5 Union Votes To Serve Strike Notice THE 1,000-member S p pore Mcdi al Workers Ui will a 14-day :e :i Government on This decision was I an extraordinary meeting of .it. It ical Deen t's l who v with notices" re- ..tit nts. But the I" i this Is not
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    Control On Mountbatten Road Land
    31 5 Control On Mountbatten Road Land THE sing pore City any ton the i Moutiti >.c lnt< amenity."' It Wl New E i Streel I Upper Cn Sti I direction of H
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    Mr. Bay Has A Genuine Freak $10
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    Peace By Pices
    809 6 'J'iii mmuniq tied after th< n1 Washington conf< rence ol n an.] French V< Mr r. The Washington conference Mr. John Foster Dulles, the Amerii n Secretary ol St an school of thought, led by him. which does ani genuine peace negotiations with tl world at the
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    Review of Views
    256 6 Review of Views Malay Peasants THE UTUSAN MELAYU wrelcomes I it move by the p ,i\ rice Welh sley Malay Peasants League to sponsor a Congress <r. Malay peasants oughoul the Federation of Malaya with to forming m AH-Maia^a Malay P its' Orj nisation. i i c held m I-
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      264 6 'My Wiofe IS A Jealous Creature'..... Sir. I have read with f< inti the article written by .Mr. A; ex J under the heading M P ny.' Mr. A x Josey has irnai ised very v such an intricate subject a> polygamy and has concluded by saying thai it was
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      237 6 Sir; —J had occasion to co to the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station last evening to see my grandson, who \v;;s returning to the Federation Regiment. Taiping. aft< i a Training course ai Port Dick- Son. When I arrived at -he platform I saw a number of so!
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      130 6 Sir; Before writing the letter which appeared m your issue of July 24. 1 was fully aware that 1 would gel plenty of abuse hurled at me. However, you have my story and I am sticking to it without retracting one word. The truth appears to
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      USELESS EUSTACE
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      205 6 Sir,— We Asians value our I just iis \ve value our lives. We understand that without l' uo<l. or loss of duo 4 .0 se\ere cuts m ans death, therefore. i<> have it drawn oul ol th body is unimaginal le to us. it is no wonder
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    Changes In The African Way Of Life
    973 6 Changes In The African Way Of Life I 'THE Survey of African Marriage and Family i Life* recently completed by 1 the Internationa] African i Institute, and published re--1 cently traces its origin back to the initiative of the Wi Missionary Conference of 1938, but its significance extends far beyond
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    Dr. MALAN AMD HIS 'KITCHEN'
    293 6 l .>£,»¥ viuu siaming conptfon of the British C nmonweaJth Is < 1 ,mg m Southern Africa The incident which brought it to c was the pi. trance given recently by Dr. m, Prime I I of South Africa, public lunch to Mr. R. g
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      9 1 SINGAPORE Johore grand prix Supplement SATURDAY. AUGUST 1, ior,:i.
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      THE NINETEEN CRACK DRIVERS & THEIR FORM
      1042 1  - THE NINETEEN CRACK DRIVERS THEIR FORM I I ith chcon- I his AV-l two can his Ja By ne tan be for big event. Though Fredhas obtained more tro- > than anyoiu els* m m motor sport, the t sought-after win has so eluded him. This year the Jaguai hvars
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      ALL SET FOR THE MOTORING CLASSIC
      402 1 MORE than 50,000 Malayan motoring fans are expected to converge on the picturesque capital of Johore tomorrow for the biggest wheelspeed event of the year m Southeast Asia, the Johore Grand Prix. Crowding the fences of the two-and-a-half mile course they will thrill to
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      Some Facts About The Grand Prix
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      THE BIKES WILL STEAL THE SHOW
      1381 2 THE BIKES WILL STEAL THE SHOW \IOTORCYCLE -a "noisy noun known endearingly only to those who are attach ed to it and very vaguely and dispassionately to others who detest the very sight of it will, tor sure, steal the limelight m this year's racing programme. Motorcycling enthusiasts and spectators
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        133 2 Watch it winging your way! The independent front suspension and pistoni>ensational M.G. Midget bringing the rypc shock absorbers. Here's performance finest of motoring thrills! Watch thar that combines rock-steady steering and dashing style and flashing action you'll perfect road-holding. So make a date ICC the most exciting sports car on
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        17 2 "Camshaft" discusses the Riders and Machines m the three Motor Cycle esewzs at Tomorrow's Johore Grand Prix
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      THE DEST SO FAR
      552 3 by J.F.L. Gwatkin- Williams, Publicity Officer and Clerk of the Course for the Grand Prix. I I The ives you exhausted as you 1 waiting for the first of field to come up into again and before long i will settle down to that rilling lap
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      ALL ABOUT RACING FUEL
      545 3 Fuels! wide from pi i p with added !en< ral can types, detane tl pro- ell md such tor kiich hang the nd. via- probab(Lead). .her vo pickn distribu- all cylind- :ation d with r antind (d) having 1 hat siaviation lead lil the tJ o^
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      We Are Nearer World Records
      553 3  -  Paul Gibbs-Pancheri by HEN the Singapore Competition Department of Motor Club was found the Racing Automobile Club ed m early 1948 the tirst where I collected very valuevent that we held was a able information regarding hill climb at Bukit Batoh circuit racin was followed
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        199 3 MONTE CARLO RALLY Gcnerol Cl<mificotion Isf 2n4 I I ALGIERS/CAPE TOWN RALLY Gcnerol Clossiticotion It! Over 2000 c.c. Ist, 2nd 3r4 1100 2000 c.c. Ist, 2nd Or 3rd I R.A.C INTERNATIONAL RALLY OF GREAT BRITAIN I General Classification Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th sth L I I and five FIRSTS m
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      HOW TYRES ARE BALANCED WITH MODERN MACHINES
      891 4 '"THE balance of pneumatic 1 tyres is not a new subject and its importance m the case oi racing and high speed has been recognised since Die early days oi the automobile industry. Moi^ recently, it has become Increasingly important to car users
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      A Thousand Merciless Miler
      938 4  -  SCOTT GIBSON Italian Mille Miglia: Road Race Classic By ONE of the racing events of the year fs the Italian Mille Miglio, the thousand mile race over open roads from city to city, through villages, along narrow mountain passes and around tortuous hairpin bends. Probably no
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        92 4 A REMINDER THE Johore Police remind all motorists that the causeway will be closed to all South hountl traffic from 8..J0 a.m. to 10 a. in tomorrow nm\ to North bound traffic from 10 am t<> 10 .JO a.m. This one-wa v traffic is to allow all those proceed ins
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        211 4 m/ Sports S Streaking to the 100 mark *M f MM Aifon Mortm DE 2 m*«, o dror^ motoring; jp lt d is built into its there for the moit enthusiastic I rhc OB 2 is o cor of ditt.nc luxuriously oppo.nfcd. impcccot The culmination of thirty y, v success
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      The Chans In Winning Form
      249 5 Chan an it 1 1 I pi to J is m t up p re drove It-tuned ai 'nines i d fifth this i 8 their trial h broth I th* i .-i re in-the-know of the raeinu game have indicated thai they will not
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      400 Marshalls Will Line The Route
      342 5  -  J.M. BRUCE By the had sue- govt of all ms are the Interg Code and regulations ibuted with I paid to the were 1. and ervices ol hundreds ci ol icials sought. A numl i 1 •onferen re h< Id with he contractors, the
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      Aussie Here To Break G.P. Record
      390 5  - Aussie Here To Break G.P. Record Janes A. Jumat By motor racing Ma. Tory will b P created to i morrow at Johore Balnu 1 Grand Prix when Sydne> Anderson of Australia apP*ar s with his "Double Ban ger" Ford twin engine CJ.OOO e.r) at the Starters gate This is
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        10 5 mku#- F> a pope grossed f**«* th T i<d Sundug.
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        56 5 AN 53 J I for the first time, Malaya's most |yfeff(i|JL^ n V popular 10 h.p. can the Austin JfPfSRK^ Somerset, available for delivery -jji^j^^^^^ H Hill I L 1 Kc;< c^im r//(? /ttcffln Somerset at branches >>} 'J Borneo Motors Limited m Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Penang, J(l //>(///. Sercmban,
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      THERE IS ALWAYS AN MG IN A MOTOR RACE
      355 6 Dictionary de fines the word "übiquitous" as meaning "existing everywhere" but one Ame rican enthusiast maintained the word really meant MG Certainly there never has been a race, rally or concourse that didn't see hundreds of these endearing littli cars m
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      This New Lubricant Will Preserve Metal
      403 6 WE HAVE just come across something that is going to be of great help to all car-owners. Man, m his constant fight against the humidify of this country, seems to have at last found an ally that is proving a worthy deterrent against rust.
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      A RECORD SALE OF JAGUAR CARS
      346 6 JAGIAR Dollar sales m the United States last year passed the ten million mark to top all imported makes m dollar earnings. In 1053. it is confidents predicted by the Jaguar Distributors m America thai the dollar sales will be well nigh double There
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        130 6 jtkAjf m m m w it. jBrT X^BLJI I _wvsk^fl9^ 1» \_W yr- rf -'v \~mm&gmp mjM^m^j? lJ 5 1 1 y, J f^ f A preserve that metal from rust remove those engine carbon deposits penetrate and lubricate that squeaky spring neutralise the rust on that body panel or
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      Crack Rider Tries Oil Ilorse
      52 7 Photo. ARGENTINE'S crack racer Manuel Fansio has a little smile a s he tries a 40 veir old automobile during: the "mee tin* with shudders" show in Rome recefttlj SpVctito." really shivered when Fangio drove the old puffins: vehicle at the terrific 'speed of !0
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      YOU'VE GOT TO HAVE NERVES FOR STOCK CAR RACING
      506 7 STOCK CAR racing is something they have thought about m -f Malaya but never got round to yet. In America however its a sport that goes with a bang a slam-bang sport with its own special sound effects 1 of screeching
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        507 7 P riofograpfier's Model turns grime-covered cjr in'9 glistening beauty in 37 minutes at cost of only 91 cents NEA itOJlD PLASTIC CAR POLISH I C U flASTJCOU ASTOUNDS CAR SPECIALISTS I < 1 PLASTH'.Oll Milk KrU.\ 1. |>i> 1 |il.i-ln. mm| ft Ml i .in \>r up|>liri| it I.m lit
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        64 8 «••"<"••' r.uvx,, ri| |x I I At J J >^ Nou Tiredncs. Foul lnSeCf B Bru sel N^^^M ;.>^ Breodth, Stomochoche. Ond Sf H Mus lcs <s? CHINKAWHITE Thi, involuobfe W.nd Mfe. V yv *"'c o" e«cellenr remedy A y^SsV fOf Stomoch Poms Consti- /Vjfl^S^V potion, Indigestion, Acidity, /S&^HW^S. Heorfburn,
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      Far East Must Be Alert-Clark
      17 7 Far East Must Be AlertClark ciark, the Cnmman- the •to thai M i t he Korean up
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      FiCCIONI AS TALIAN PM?
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      16 7 R( iter) Airways ;terlutes Haneda g up a agi a 4JC
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      Nehru's Daughter
      8 7 iru of "•kholm ki for a
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      Eiffel Tower To Display Its Charms
      103 7 Eiffel Tower To Display Its Charms PARIS. July 31 (AFP) The Eiffel Tower, the 960--foot steel structure which straddles the Paris skyline is along with th c women of this city, ready to put its legs o n display While Parisiennes were bu^\ discussing the short skirted "new look" that
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      Informal Talks On Suez Canal Issue
      95 7 1 iAP).— gotia- the ks on •incr a dinner Charge II A polii v point-' 1 impi m gotiator who has been here for 11 days since attending m Washington the Foreign Ministers eon- ■,.(>. and Britain's Charge d'Affaires Robert Hankey were th- Br:t;sh
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      HK TRADE IS UP NOT DOWN
      107 7 LONDON. July 31 (Router > Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, the 1 Colonial Secretary, was asked i m the House of Commons to- day whether his attention had 1 been drawn to the reduction m Hongkong trade m 1952 of 28 per cent. Mr. John Rjnkin.
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      Aid To Malaya Being Considered
      184 7 LYTTELTON TELLS COMMONS LONDON, July 31 (Reuter)— Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, the Colonial Secretary said m the House of Commons yesterday that the question of immediate financial assistance to Malaya was under considera- tion. Mr. i.ytteiton was answering a question by Mr. C.yriJ Os- borne who
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      Amok Is Shot Dead
      103 7 KENNETH E. STANLEY, a freelance writer who ran amok with a loaded revolver m a street m Lakewood. Denver, Colorado was finally beaten to the ground by rifl,. butt blows and fatally shot. Top picture: A policeman gestures to Stanley to drop his weapon. Stanley shouted
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      $200 Mil. For S. Korea Aid
      39 7 WASHINGTON. July 31, 1 (UP).— The? Senate yesterday i gave President Eisenhower 1 authority to spend $200,000,000 to start rebuilding warravaged South Korea as it passed the last of the regular appropriation bills.
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      French i Spearheads
      102 7 HANOI, July 31. (IP). An assault force of 11,000 French l-nion troops consolidated their beach- head "spring board" m Annam today and threw twin armoured spearheads m pursuit of broken Communist columns fleeing north and south. French officials rounted more than 200 rebels dead and estimated 1,500
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      OBrien Leaves HK For Brazil
      53 7 HONGKONG. July 31. (Reuter) Michael Patrick O'Brien. the man without a country, left here today by a Dutch X.L.M. airliner for Brazil, eyewitnesses at Hongkong's Kaitak airport said. Simultaneously the Hongkong Police Commissioner, Mr Duncan W. Macintosh, announced the "O'Brien case was closed. He has
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      Atom Weapon Trials In Oct.
      72 7 LONDON, July 31 (Reuter) Atomic weapon trials are to be carried out on the Woomcra Rocket Range m Australia m October, Mr. Duncan Sandys, Minister of Supply, announced In the House of Commons today. The trials will be conducted by Sir William Penney, who set
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      Pursue Vietminh
      105 7 hit beaches north of the main assault aiea m an attempt to rut ofl fleeing rebel column? which managed to elude the French trap despite over whelming French superiority. A second French-Vietnam spcarchead was launched south alter Communists fleeing through neck-deep rice paddie into the hills ot Annam.
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      RUSSIAN COURT MEMBER RESIGNS
      38 7 UNITED NATIONS. New York July 31 (UP).— The i Russian member ot the Internation;.l Cout! of Justice, sftI year-old Sernci Alkandrovitch Golunsky. h;»^ resigned for reasons of health," the TTni'cd Ni'i'>ns announced f* tcrday
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      US Sends Wheat
      25 7 THE ftrsi trainload of wrheal fr m Amn ica to vq nbal famine m Pakistan, arrived Lahore yesterday lr«>:n K:ira chi. AFP
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      Soviet Power Now With Military Trio
      278 7 A New Move By Malenkov LONDON, July 31 (AP)— The ondon Evening News lost night said "the real power m Russia has passed to a military triumvirate led by the famous wartime hero Marshal Gcorqi K. Zhukov." 'This dramatic development."' said the N< "has
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      10 Missing In Plane Mishap
      94 7 MANILA. July 31. (Reuter)— A United States Navy amphi- bian plane crashed into the China Sea abou* t)\) mile-- V. Of Luzon m the Philippines b"fore dawn yesterday and ten of the cfiw of 15 arc missing, the United States Navy announced here. A United
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      Fortress Fired At Fighter—Russians
      251 7 Fortress Fired At Fighter— Russians MOSCOW, July 31 (Renter AP) alleged today that a four-engined American B-M Si rr fortress had opened fire and damaged one of two Soviet fighters which intercepted it m th#« Vladivostok area over Soviet territory. A Russian note, protesting strongly to the United s against
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      Lab. MP's Seek EvansCase Probe
      52 7 LC ,JCN. July 31 <IV;;: Thirty-three Labour members of Parliament art- to a,k for the settine II P f a n AllParly Committee to Inquire whether there was a mis< ;u 1 age ol justice In tho ca«e ol Timothy John Evan-, it w;. learned
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      La Carmela Loses Panama Papers
      44 7 HONC.KONO. July SI (UFI —The Panamanian Consulate today di.-closcrt it had >Uh celled th** Panamanian registry ol the 1j662-toa I. a Carmela on July Ti for violation of the decree prohibiting jring that flat; from trad with Communist port
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      Bangkok Police Arrest Editor
      30 7 BAN* KOK. J 31 (AIPJ B-.i i »kok i li y ealt< r *>\ t hi i ang ,< ■>' v'u Kha > I nab few •i 'i\ iti< ofDce ■<
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      Addis Gets A Job As Governor
      82 7 I i t Borneo, S I Finance of f S Rast Asia Fi Irk llauritiu Sii R S ol H m succes ion to So H« Blood North B R Turnbull. p i v to the H fo i B and: l Pi ik.i.
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      33 9 Dates Set For Taxi meters .1 <lU* i i i „h 11xi&&J* g .i,r.-.l earl^r be- U s of to* 1 £l at** -A Sinwpore ,i Driven ad the Si«»1\ l«** iajump n
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      Head Of Chinese Dept. Has Talks On Press Attacks
      154 9 Head Of Chinese Dept. Has Talks On Press Attacks Standard Staff Reporter He is understood to have discusMd recent attaekJ on him m the Chinese Press m attacks j After the conference. Dr. Ho declined to comment on viiat steps he proposed to He said he was penonmconcerned with newspapei
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      Free Medical Aid Mot To B Extended
      92 9 (1 stair Reporter THE motion to ej I ree j nedi al aid to ryes dren of dm it Council dtspenrejected by the lay by 13 to 10 with three abstenThia was the result of the Iment moved by Mr. J. ibhoy End.
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      HitManWho Caught Him
      64 9 RDIAL Singh, livinj «1 the 81 mile Jurong Road. Sinre, was found guiity m the Third Police Court yesterof stealing a hicyctc beto Chew Pat one July rning. }\r was r^.so found guilty of causing hurt to Chew by tg him, when caught. rate Mr. H. A.
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      Sopiee Part Cause Says Reddi
      120 9 Si i-irtard staff Reporter MR. S. X REDDI e x-chair-ul the Singapore Labour Che Mohamed nt of the Pan- n Laboui Party being partly responsible for, the "present preposterous c ot affairs m the Singapore Labour Party." The former claims ifrai Che v i e
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      Tax Free Car Policy Attacked
      137 9 rHE exenoptfon from pay- i nciit of iK-cnr-e fers for 57 urs beton^ing to the Amcric- m Consular staff m Singa-! »ore. was attacked at the City' ouriri] meet ins yesterday Speaking during adjournnent, Mr. C.F. Smith (Nomin- said the annual report >f the City
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      129 9 City Loan Interests Small Men THE large perron t age of c applications for the >10 million loan offered by he Singapore City Council is an indication thnt the man-in-t he-street is now showing •some si^n of interest" m the City s finances, City President' Mr. T. P. F MoNcice.
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      Fake Trade Marks
      25 9 FOR seiling pens with counterfeit trade marks. Jean Sze Liang was fined $30 m the Singapore First Criminal Distrid Court yesterday. photo.
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      Police Aid To Fire Victims Is Praised
      172 9 Standard Staff Reporter THE voluntary help given by members of the Singapore Police Force m cheerfully carrying heavy bundles of relief goods for the Geylang fire victims recently, was praised by Mr. Yap Pheng Geek at the meetteg of the City Council yesterday.
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      RICE EXPERT TO TOUR K.L.
      60 9 DR. K. RAMIAH. rice hybridization expert, is expected m Singapore from Indonesia by X.L.M. on August 3, it is officially stated. He will leave for Kuala Lumpur alter staying overnight m Singapore. Dr. Ramiah was m charge of tho Food and Agricultural Organisation sponsored rice
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      S'pore Shirt Factory Display
      84 9 SHIRTS with scientifl processed collar?; to ensure freshness are being manufactured m a Singapore factory for the local retail trad< well a s for export to Indonesia, Borneo and Sarawak. These shirts arc availabl< a* the Singapore Trade Fair m the Happy World «t specially reduced
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      Claims Woman Invited Him In
      53 9 JOHORE BAIIRU. FrL— Mohd. Noor bin Tambi, a constable attached to the Polks Post. Pandan. was charged i» the Polire Court yesterday with rommittin? house trespass m order to outrage thfl modesty of Salmah bmte Vlohd. Nooj 1 claimed, saying the woman mvHed him u»
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      Esplanade Food Blamed For Slump
      121 9 Esplanade Food Blamed For Slump THE fall of business m cor- j tain stalls at the Esplanade Restaurant is no! due to the rentals, but to the poor qua ol food served, said Mrs. Robert Eu at yesterdays meeting ie Singapore City Council. Mrs. Eu. (Pro*. We t), said m
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      Stabbing: Man Held
      78 9 T. RATNAM, a lorry driver. was admitted to hospital with stab wounds to his head received m fight which took place 50 yards from Kandang Kerbau police station, night He was on his way to make n report when he collap ed m a pool of blood
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        274 9 Business Circles Hail Tax Concessions Standard Staff Reporter THE introduction of income tax conces sions m Malayc to enable industries to attract foreign capital, was welcomed by business circles yesterday as a "step m the light direc tion." Standard Staff Reporter THE introduction of income tox conces sions m Malayc
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        Urges Scheme To Re-Settla Altap Dwellers
        110 9 Urges Scheme To Re-Settla Altap Dwellers B Reporter THE Singapore f appropriati o d y formulate **wi utmost urgency" a scheme to re* ti e attap dwellers I vent a reptition of the tragic Geylang tire. Mr. Philip is (Lab.. Rochore) iggi ted yesterday. Speaking during adjournnfM :.t at the
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        Lights Near Quarters Of Workers Urged
        109 9 Lights Near Quarters Of Workers Urged MR SOU GHEE SOON (Pro*.- West) wants the S.n-a-pore City Electricity Department to light up the vicinity o( iarae labourer*' quarter*. such am Tions Bahru. be- cause there is now a plentiful 1 supply ot electricity. Speaking at the Ci\v Coun- cU meeting yesterday.
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        59 9 TUF. ir: Singapore a.. i n all nn;>r.)\» Copra i shipnv nt per picul I'll Coconut i Pepper < vcr< ightly tor Muntok white and i ihi p k u 1 for I black. Singapore pi c prices (fHT itV Si' (split) $2' S-.'"^l '-llHi (M (ok white) v
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        37 9 DOING THE MARKET RUHBER IS U? ONE CENT torn fS| t h "i lone i I for tl IP r i c to dai i I. r ■I di th I i < < i i R i i.«
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      'WEE WIMBLDON' OPENS
      1661 10 Fraser Shows His Real Class SINGAPORE, venue of Malaya's 22nd Open tennis Championships became a "Wee Wimbledon" when the tournament was officially declared open with the pUjtag off of 25 ties at the SCC, SRC, YMCA and Taiiglin grass courts from 3.30 p.m. yesterday. If mvi ii
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      All The Results
      260 10 MKVS SINGLES N. Kitovitz beat Lim Seng Sjow 6 l, 6 2. K. S. Khon? beat R. O. 11. Farthing t*2 ti-0; Uom Jamudun beat G L. Porter 6-2. «»-0; Phibob I .'•k.ikul beat Arthur S. M. Lim 7-5, 6-1; A. G. B. Pakir beat Y. P.
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      Results Of Premium Bords Braw
      286 10 Results Of Premium Bords Braw KUALA LUMPUR. F.i-At the Premium Bonds draw today at the Selang »r Tui Club, the foilo vn'i numbei s drew pi l-t Prfze ($5.4 n ~.\> i 2•. -I P.- a ($1,096.13 each)— 93i 961, 740 :00. 3rd Prizes (s:>.v: 07 each>— *****7, PC4726. 4th
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      INTRODUCING JOYCE THOMPSON
      833 10  -  'ANACRUSIS' Music Notes By A SOPRANO of wide ope- ratic and concert experience has recently arrived m the Colony. Her name is Joyce Thompson, until recently one of the principal artistes of the London Grand Opera Company. She has already resolved major problems of the Musical Society
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      Aw Boon Haw Shield
      28 10 h.-li at hl i.,i l>s ir I riniifntr »hleid im.->. m.,i i,^ ,j I rumpetition will lv au.r.l j i I ■MlWff S I
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      Chinese Could Have Won By Dozen Goals
      64 10 CHINESE scored a I 0 \ictor\ „\,r rm SAJ A Community ncctf it Jalai n terday. Chinese had thr puM l«» thfmsflv^ have won by a do/en u.i.iK it tl«»-, r for*] left their shooting boots .it Ihmihv Things d'd n |v the
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        196 10 Holiday Spotts SINGAPORE TODAY Tennis: Malayan championships at SCC. SRC, Tanglin and YMCA !).:',O am. Athletics: Singapore Junior Schools meet a t Ja'a n Besar 3 p.m. Shell Company annual sporty at Payer Lebar —'A pm St. Joseph's Church Sports at SJI J p.m. SUNDAY Tennis: Malayan Championships at SCC.
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        394 11 NUM.KLWIJ LINE KOYAL DUTCH MAIL NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES s.s. "SINGKEP" BERTHED: Ist August, 1953 S.H.B. Godowns: 23/24 General survey win b e held >n the 11th August. 1953. No further survey will be held. NKDKKLAXD LINE ROYAL DLTCH MAIL 41, Robinson Road. TEL: ***** The Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER 45) In
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        267 11 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION (Kinta District) \JOTICE is hereby R ivon that ip» sth annual K<Meral I meeting of the Kinta District 1 pSX iati ?.u. Will be held a lhe Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Hale Street, Ipoh on Sunday 2nd August 1*53 at 11 a.m. to transact the following
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