Singapore Standard, 5 August 1953

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    4 1 Vol. IV. No 31.
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    POINTS VICTORY FOR BYRNE
    189 1 ON JULY 14, Mr. K. M. Byrne, on Assistant Secretary with the Singapore Government, went before a two-man tribunal, comprising Mr. Justice Brownand Dr. M. Doraisingham, to answer charges of gross insubordination and breach of general orders. The charges were framed against him for 0 statement
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    HILLARY LEAVES WITH NO FANFARE
    161 1 HILLARY LEAVES WITH NO FANFARE AUTOGBAPH hunters and the Singapore Public Relations Officer. Mr. Ci (i. Thomson, were the onlv people at Kallang Airport yesterday to see Everest heroes. Sir Edmund Hill 1 1 and Mr. (.eorge Lowe, off on the last stage of their journey home. Lfnnotl ed by
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    Registrar Faces A Graft Charge
    262 1 IOHORI BAHRU, Tues.— P. S. Naidu, Registrar Bahru Sessions Court, appeared in a today on a tentative corruption it I Dizzy Unt'.s* I in a money lender. He was aLo aware, he said. that Marsa Singh was imprisoned recently for rontemp of court. "Marsa Singh.
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    SINGAPORE STANDARD
    14 1 it m a SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1933. TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Gift For St. John
    85 1 MR AW BOON HAW. r governing director of Sin Poh (Star News) Amalsamated Ltd. (second from left) handing Dr. W.E. Hutchinson, acting chairman. Singapore St. John Ambulance Association (extreme right) a cheque for over 511.000 the cost of an ambulance he donated to the centre yesterday
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    And A Breather TO MAKE HIS OBSERVATIONS
    627 1 And A Breather TO MAKE HIS OBSERVATIONS Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government has agreed to give Mr. K. M. Bvrne, one of its Assistant Secretaries, points from the findings of the two-man tribunal before which he answered charges of gross insubordination and breach of general orders. The Standard understands
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    'Operation Big Switch' Starts Today
    169 1 PANMUNJOM, Aug. 4. (Reu-! tcr) The Communists an- ed today they will release 400 prisoners-of-war tomorrow including 26 Britons. It will be the first day of "Operation Big Switch.*' Broken down by nationalities, the prisoners who will become free men tomorrow Include 70 Americans, one
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    INSPECTION TRIP
    14 1 GEN. Alfred M. Giuenther. inspected French armoured units in Geimany. A P
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    FRANCO RAVES ON THE ROCK
    61 1 MADRID, Aug. 4: (Reuter) General Franco .said today In an interview published in Arriba, the Falangist Party newspaper, that the British retained Gibraltar against 'all rights". H e said th e fact that Britain did not return the naval base to Spain was "the best
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    GRANTHAM TO STAY A YEAR
    71 1 HONGKONG, Aug. 4. (AFP) The term of office of Governor Alexander CJrartham of Hongkong has been extended for one more year until July 1955. lu the normal way .Sir Alexander would hav left Hongkong on retirement in .July next yeai but at the request of
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    'SUPERMAN' TO QUIT HIS MCA POST
    108 1 'SUPERM AN TO QUIT HIS MCA POST KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Mr. Yap Mow Tatt. Agent General >f the Malayan Chi-ne.-e Association has tendered his resignation to Sir Chenglock Tan, president of the MCA- Mr. Yau L- oris of ths "supermen** at MCA Haedquurters. set up in Kuala Lumpur last year
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    14 1 and I fair another waan't be sorry when the weather impraava-s either!"
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    Dulles Delayed 13 Hours By A Storm
    107 1 SEOUL, Au£. 4, (AP).— The .American Secretary of State. John Foster Dulles, arrived here tonight to confer with President Syngman Rhee on postarmistice American-Korean relations. Mr. Dulles' plane, carrying Henry Cabot Lodge, UJS. ambassador to the United Nations, and several o' the secretary's
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    Congress Adjourns
    9 1 THK United Slates Cong re adjourned yesterday.
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    Blythes Sail Away In A Happy Mood
    107 1 Stan«lßici Shippia.i; K-|«»rta-r MR Wl.. BLYTHI nial aS ol Singapore yesterday ;i isumed the ro e of globe-trotter, a >ui p mied bj Mi Blythe ha* sr.i ed In the I G enearn f'»r Hongkong and Japan. "I ndei .-about a bit." he
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    Aw Donates $12,000 For Ambulance
    168 1 Aw Donates $12,000 For Ambulance THK governing directoi of Sin P<;h (Star News) Amalgamated Ltd., Mr. Aw Boon rt*fr, yesteeday presented to Singapore St. John Ambulance Association a cheque fir more than $12, 00(1 —Hk cost of an ambulance hr donated to the centre. It was received by Dr. VV
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    AIRCRAFT BURNT
    27 1 A UNION ot Bui ma Air it hOll plane burned v -sterday nt Nyaungmya airstrip Rangoon. All IH passengers Mid three air Ctmtt arc Reuter
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    MP: DEMOLISH MURDER HOME
    71 1 LONDON Aug I. (Reulei I Mr. (V urge Rofera, Socialisl memba-t of Parliament, Is heading a campaign lo tear down No 1<» R> in pin--.-. I ondon's "Murder House** where .John Chr killer! and buried his wife ■AWi Hve a-*thef women. "Sha)rt of pulling down the
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    Fished In Wrong Waters: 2 Fined
    41 1 LAWKS vs England), A I 4 (Kctvoi 1 tia' in len <»i Frencn tr.jvv'ar. srert fined JV") re i -rdaj I >r H_h in Bri!!*-h tertiti I The eotlfl »Uo ■onliacatcu theii -Ub ng nei-u
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    Princess in Exile
    84 1 PKINt KSS ASHRAF. twin sista-r ef the Shah of Persia. wha> last \\«'«*k ni.ida* a Mir prisa* return vasit fa Persia. She saiaj six' v\.»s baak ta> e-»l leci funds fur the treatment of her six year-old son. The Shah immediately ordered her leave as .sha* hid
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    Bandit Fighters Are Back Home
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    POLICE CLICK HEELS AND BOW
    390 2 But Court Warns No Jap-Style Here In Stabbing Case MR. Justice Brown took exception to two Singapore police officers who appeared in his Court yesterday and bowed to him from the waist Japanese-style. This took place during the hearing of a case at the August
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    Union Has No Voice Says CJA Spokesman
    250 2 Standard Staff Reporter THF. Singapore Government and City Council Labour In ion is not representative of the daily-rated employees of the Government, said a spokesman of the Council of Joint Action representing 18,000 local'.v--domiciled Government employees, yesterday. spokesman wa meriting on a report
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    77 2 photo. In Singapore to ad\ i* his firm on tenderi' g formalities for the c-n--struction of the Hail* *ur Board's new dr v doc a. is .Mr. VV G. Leadbrtter (centre) head of the Commercial Interests Department of George Wimpey I.td.. who arrived on a BOAC Argonaut from I.ondon. yesterday
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    6 Months For 'Lost' Machine
    90 2 WHEN Ho Ah Gu failed to k< p nn appointment with the r Sewing Machic la month, a representaover to his house But Ho had "disappeared" i $454) machine had approval. In the Singapore Fifth Police; "raiiri y- Ho pleaded guilty to a criminal breach
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    No Pay; Tried To End Life
    120 2 VAC JIN .SAOW. a young woman alleged in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday that when she stopped work as factory hand in the Malayan Textiles Mills, the management refused to pay was.es due to her. "And when I went to the man responsible
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    Woman is Fined $1,000; Appeals
    57 2 YEO KIM I.IAN, a 42-year- i ''.'led $1 ::i default, lour months' rigorous imprisonment yesterday in lhe s Sea enth Police i of dutiable •r in her house in Sig'ap Road Yeo I an appeal and was alio* ed bail of $1,000 in two sureties
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    84 2 MR. AH BOON HAW. governing cl ina tar of Sin Poh (Star News) Amalgamated Limited (extreme left), posrs before the Sl 1,000 ambulance he pre-jeatrd to ihe Slug*. pore St. .la-h], Ambulance* Brigade, \esterd_y. Standing beside Mr. Aw are from left. Pr W. E. Hutch i n m»r. acting chairman
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    CHARGE OF MURDER AT SICK-BED
    120 2 CHARGE OF MURDER AT SICK-BED A MURDER charge was explained to 1.. i Tian Poh at his sick-bed y, U the Singapore General Hospital by Magistrate rwh Davies and Chief li Ahmad bin Hussein, thi with two i First Trafl. Co lor the hospital. Ar, attempted suicide ed to Lau.
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    Refused To Give Way Fined: $75
    44 2 WHEN a ■ie coll Sail a.m. V S i- First 1 "He to give way want to Ow pl< ty to n gent rir $75, tn defa imprisonma nl IV qua 1 Vied tot > is I>r a year.
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    FLAGS FLEW
    27 2 MOST ships in Singapore harbour yesterday were dre*- ed overall with flags on the occasion of the birthday of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen M her.
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    Ceases To Be Council Member
    37 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Mr. If, Arokiasamy reased to t>e a temporary Unofficial membar of the Fed< ral Legislative Council on Am: -J. following the return to -he federation oi Mr. P.P. NVi:
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    ATTENDANTS TO SERVE STRIKE NOTICE ON GOVT.
    61 2 ATTENDANTS TO SERVE STRIKE NOTIC E ON GOVT. ABOIT l.uaaa h..s,„a.il iSStjr** i,,ij ,k i I Tf bv tain I official Depart! All the on G I tween II Hon dism Thev wi rs B ImlHl. Slit ml Sine not re men* of 1 hospital att ment it II tionthe
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    Cracksmen Left $450 — In Coins
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    Tiong Bahru Gets A New School
    198 3 Tiong Bahru Gets A New School 1( dard f v M,rtpr MOl)tK S^ -••>- morn|B 1, ,n, Bahru. i ...I!) primary wa. declared ESSrrda-J bj Mrs Ltai I ",V M k lhe IrKI V If* for Keppel. 'ml Um I <-< *P<-<«»1. drvelopsaeat with its community centre and mo dcrn
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    9 MONTHS PROM J.B. TO S'PORE
    25 3 9 MONTHS PROM J.B. TO S' PORE non! v v' as Victims l is colle--0 Toy •ne rer was >d and t out Oi reach
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    ZIONIST TO GIVE LECTURE
    14 3 ZIONIST TO GI VE LECTURE AusSii i way to day at R lot Gar.."end
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    Bus Service May Stop
    76 3 THE Singapore Traction pany may have to withir.aw its circular bus service it the poor response continues, Mr. G. C. Wils »n. General (Manager of the S.T.C., <aid terday. "We can use the buses on this erv a a better pur- Mr. Wilson said. In 2
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    Ship Flies Gurkha Flag
    65 3 THE G is br >kcn at the I iremasl British Ind i steamer Sirdlvma yi terday when .ailed from Singapore arith 800 Gurkhas returning lo Nepal on six months' leave. The Gurkha-*, s mixed Jot from the 1 >"2. 2/6 2/7 ann 1 /10th Gurkha Rifles
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    She Left Him – He Wins Divorce
    67 3 She Left Him He Wins Divorce A DECREE nisi to be made absolute in three months, was granted to Ang Cheng Haw against hi s wife Sn Chye Choo on the ground^ of deser ion by the Chief Justice Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Sng said
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    Haxworth Talk On Traffic Problems
    48 3 SINGAPORE'S Traffic chief, Mr. W. R M Haxworth, will speak on' "the Citizen and Traffic" at a meeting at 8 p.m tomorrow in the St. Joseph's Institution Hall. The meeting is organised by the Singapore City Association and is open to the public.
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    Malayalam Radio Broadcasts Urged
    160 3 REPRESENTATIVES or the Malavalee community rrom all over Malaya, will approach Radio Malaya authorities soon to seek inclusion of regular Malavalam programmes in Radio Malaya's Indian Section A decision to this eit'ect was taken by the committee of the Keraleeya Kalasamiihi. a social and cultural organisation
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    BOAC To Return 150 Kirkby Teachers
    194 3 BOAC To Return 150 Kirkby Teachers SPECIALLY chartered BO.AC Argonauts will carry 150 teachers who have completed their two-year training at Kirkby, back to Malaya. The Argonauts will also carry new students who have been selected for the Kirkby course to Britain. The 150 teachers will romplete their course this
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    LOTTERY WINNERS
    65 3 FOLLOWING are the winning tickets of the centenary sweep of the St. Joseph's Church (Portugue e Mission) drawn on Saturdav. First prize No. *****, 2nd prize No. *****; .'.rd. prize No. *****. Consolations: *****, 11<»43, *****, *****, ***** 051)7 1. *****. *****, *****, *****. Prize winners should call
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    MAN CHARGED FOR HOLD-UP
    64 3 NOOR BIN IBRAHIM was tentatively charged before Mr. A.W. Ghows in the Singapore Eighth Police Court yesterday for allegedly demanding m from Yap Loy Huat while armed with s jack knife. loe incident is alleged behave oca'uned in a house iti Holland Rnad Village about midnight
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    STC Union Officers
    71 3 MR. T. GOV IN DAS AMY has been elected president of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union, and .Mr. Low Juan vice-president. The union elected Mr. N. K. Lingam as secretary, Mr. Jaswant Singh assistant secretary, Harinarayan Panday, treasurer and Mr. M. Ramachandran assistant treasurer, with a
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    30 3 Pheta. >IR. STWI.KY R. Mill)! j; American Vice Consul in >in-;apor»* la-.iarnod to the < aaionv sresterday bv Pan a-nseriraa Clipper ift«*r •spi-iidm- fi Vf maiiiths leave the Cnited Slates Standard
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    Had 100 Packets Of Indian Hemp
    63 3 PENANG, Tues— S. If. Mohamed, 37, was found gui tv by the President of the Sessions Court, Mr. .1. W. D. Ambrose, today of lacing in possession of one packet of Indian hemp weighing 1? > sand another 100 packets weighing 1/3 lb. at
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    BASKETBALL TO AID NEW VARSITY
    135 3 Standard Staff Reporter BASKETBALL players from all over the Federation, Sarawak and North Borneo will play a series of competitive games in Singapore In aid of the Nanyang University. The games will begin on Aug. 22 and end on Aug. 28. With the exception of
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    Threat Of Whip To A Dagger Man
    160 3 MR. E. H. D'NETTO. the Sin- aoor e Second Police Magistrate, yesterday warned a young man that if h e was brought up again before him for having a dagger, he would not hesitate to have him whipped as well as jailed. Tiie
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    LABOURER FINED
    30 3 MR. A. W. GHOWS. the Singapore Eighth Police Magistrate, yesteiday fined a City Council labourer. Veerasamy, 575 for using criminal I >• on Nagamuthu and causing hurt to Velayuthan.
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    Move To Reduce Income Tax Rates
    254 3 SMALLMEN WILL BENEFIT Standard Staff Reporter THE rotes of income tax chargeable on the earnings of the lower income group in Malaya may be reduced. Mr. VV. C. Taylor, the Financial Secretary, Singapore, told Th Standa i yesterday that a pioposal to this effect
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    83 3 PI. FADING fuilty to -attempted luicide in the S i r i -4 i pore Eighth Polic I mil es* iv. 33-year-old Tan aSeng Kav told the M 1^: -tr.it>'. Mi. A W. Ghows: 1 don't know why I t'aok the solution aif eau il i' >" I
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    Charged With Housebreaking
    57 3 KARPPIAH Kands claims I trial in tha* Slngap Eighth Police Courl yesterday to a charge of hoi ebre il with Intern to -ommil Ihefl of articles valued at $383. The pro l thai Karppiah entered lhe house of Vincent Jo *;>h In He Road at 4 pm.
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    Support For Aw's Transfer Proposal
    164 3 Support For Aw' s Transfer Proposal Nanyang Varsity Fund Standard stafT Reporter MR. AW BOON HAW, Caavenriag Director of the Star chain of newspapers, is fathering strong tapper! lrom local Chine**** leaders in his call lor Ihe ti.in>ference of fund., originally < vint fat thi' llokk-en Economic 'otistruction Co., to
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    Scholarship Applications
    61 3 APPLICATIONS for the 15>5.1 Queen's Scholar-hips and Fellowships may now be made to the Director of Education. Singapore. Forms which can be obtained from the Department of Education at Palmer Road should be filled aod returned to 'he Department by Aiii» 31, Applications for scholarships shauild be submitted
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    Ammunition Rap
    47 3 KUAI.A LUMPUR, Tu. I. ok Ah Fm |20) was produced today before Inche Ismail In the Fii A icist rate's Court, on a charge of unlawful possession of l'i rounds of .303 ammunition Lok v. is remanded. ]]o will stand trial in the High Court.
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    30 Die Of Pneumonia
    60 3 PNEUMONIA li ■■••>■ -k than the previo-u Tha I I Coun« il Hes th Sta the week ending repot v 19 deathi h < monie. I ms\ week on v 1 1 people die i >>f I ''.al numbei <af during Via' wa-,-k wa* 17/ a^.u'us?
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    23 American Tourists Visit S'pore
    59 4 23 American Tourists Visit S'pore 1 \VK\ "TY-THREE wc.: ina travelling on a BrowiM i/' round-the->ur arrived in S v r_u yesterday a three-day stopover. They i:dend to see much of the Colony and do a lo: ol •in ing. Lender of the group is Mrs. A.E. Monrotus who considers
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    Partner Of Ban Shing Tong Dies
    91 4 Partner Of Ban Shing Tong Dies I MALACCA, Tues. i Lam Hon Min. surviving C partner of Ike Cfcup Bun W Shine Tong pawnshop v. hich received an adju dication order ucentl> died at the Malacca 1. General Hospital jester J day. Lasi, while undergoing W interrogation by the Ma
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    Millionaire's Abduction: Probe On
    242 4 Top Officers Meet A VEIL of secrecy has fallen on invest.grtions into the kidnapping of Singapore million- j aire Mr. Thio Soen Tioe. Meanwhile members of Mr. Thio's family, warily watch people calling at their home in St. Patrick's Road. It vs understood that a meeting
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    Instructor From Canada Arrives
    84 4 THE Colombo Plan's recruitment of Canadian trade instructors for Malaya is now well under way ana the first of the instructors are beginning to arrive in Malaya. The instructor. Mr. Ed. J. Bazant. who arrived yesterday with hi- wife and two children, told The Standard he
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    A SCHOOLGIRL WINS CONTEST
    81 4 "MISS Sylvia Then oi Ruft'ies Girls School. Sinsapore, cairi- j ed off the first prize in the Talentime contest run by Shaw Brothers at the Great Woi Id Cabaret. Cousin of Colony soprano, Miss Lilian .Ang. Miss Then sang. "You are my heart's delight." Second prize
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    98 4 NEARLY S 100.000 lias now been raised for the proposed Muslim (Theological) College with a contribution of $30,000 made yesterday by Mr. Lee Kong hian, .Singapore rubber magnate. Below: Mr. Lee is shown after the presentation. Seven representatives ot the Ca-atral Working Committee, of the .Muslim College witnessed the blading
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    Old Man Fined
    34 4 I"v )R fraudulent possession :r katis of scrap rubber! at Bakri, Muar, Tay Jit. fined S.'"o or two wc impri eat by Inche Ibrahim bin .Abdul Manan. Magistrate. y l lar.
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    CUSTOMS KEPT 3-WEEK WATCH COURT TOLD
    239 4 CUSTOMS KEPT 3-WEEK WATCH COURT TOLD $1.3 MIL OPIUM HAUL TRIAL TWO men detained by the Singapore Customs when they found 51, 312,000 worth of opium in a lorry in Cairnhill Koad on the morning: of May 25, were tried before Mr. E. H. IVNetto in the .Second Criminal District
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    Jumabhoy Back From U.K. Visit
    62 4 SINGAPORE was much too small a place to qualify 1 r discussions between visiting Malayans and parliamentarians at Coronation time. said Mr. R. Jumabhoy, Legislative Councillor who returned to the Colony by BOAC Argonaut yesterday after representing Singapore at the Coronation in London. "There were
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    $400,000 Building Plan For P. Tekong
    167 4 Standard Staff Reporter THF 5,000 inhabitants of Pulau Tckong, an isLnnd J| miles off Changi Point, are watching their tiny island -home srow up as the result of a 5400.000 building project undertaken by the Singapore Government. By the end of the year, Pulau
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    S'pore US Officials In The Dark
    99 4 S'pore US Officials In The Dark SPOKESMAN ot the J American Consulate General yesterday dis- c claimed any knowledge «af an American in Singa- pore \%h«» was reported to j l»a* o-feriag ta» deliver war J surplus stocks in Siaga pore. He **»'ul the Consulate had iu» infanmation of j
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    Jap Scholars On Way To Britain
    66 4 Jap Scholars On Way To Britain THIRTEEN Japanese iciiolan an I a -vists arrived in Singapore v sterdaj In the 1, on their way to Britain f.*r research work In British Universities. Twelve of them are on British Council scholarshin- and fellowshi They come from various universities in Japan and
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    UMNO Men Visit Kampong
    42 4 KUALA KANGSAR, Tues.— The U..VI VO Kuala Kangsai Division Committee. visited Kampong Kuaa (LenggDOg) recently. The Committee addressed a qatherin-' and urged the kam--4 people to ro-operate with Govern I 7 MN.O. in the general <. c li mis*
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    Better 3-D Films For S'pore Soon
    50 4 Better 3-D Films For S' pore Soon SINGAPORE iensioua rom the mtiVia Studios if here com*, o I Mr. iael Berghi i I General Man Picture! isl he arrived I I -C. ColuniV I Ti" the cent 3-D I her I Vi B Th. Rita Hayworth*] Will a he add.
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    Girl Fined $150 And Disqualified
    67 4 TAIN Siew Lin (19) guilty in the Singapon I Traffic Court terda. driving I without third party insur when she nt 12.45 a. 5| mile East Coasl v She waa l-ned a tott or 30 d; lil and i tied from di i ng for
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    62 4 photo. Mr. N Sri K.irr. the --.teraational President of the I iieo■ophieal Badetjf airi-feaj in Singapore aboard a BOAC Constellation from I.ondon yesterday to lecUtfW here. He will leetMre aa "The Significant t ai tha- Prevent Time'' ;il ."...'.(l this evening under the auspices of the Inta-r Kein io:i* <l»
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    TELLS TALE IN SONG!
    26 5 lii^uH TT" of fairv Ps <l>:,nny **-»•>• 111, ki_, their favourite number -The Kin^s New Suilas he sils by lhe stream in (Mease.
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    Top Comic Danny Kaye Got There The Hard Way
    338 5 T op Comic Danny Kaye Got There The Hard Way HN y KAYE is bock under the Goldwyn banner \r 0 dclia"' rcc audiences ,n "Hans Christian Lien" Producer Samuel Goldwyn's lavish Techni scrC cn hit now at the Capitol ond Pavilion. Starring Kay* and Farley Granger and introjcanmoire, new
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    STUDIO CHORES VIDOR'S WOES
    30 5 j 4o RrfM, fl of fencing. I II 7i sed to be hii I farounte exercise b,-f |so heripiy that his fa- 2 SSZX* 1 —ft
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    Cheapest Prop Cost $8,000!
    410 5 £UE nerry air of casual good fun which envelops both cast and audience of SaaipeJ (SoMwyn's sew production "Hans Christian Andersen' hides a good many technical problems. Ihe romantic drama with Mate gives the appearance J* being: an unrehearsed least of colour, songs, ballet numbers and
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    On The Wreck
    28 5 I I man il n on v 1 en'r..* ed by i i 11 Tunetmith 9 Tunc* '•Tors Chrisl 11 n "The Kuu-V New v
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    Float On Air-To A Tourist's Paradise
    233 5 Float On Air-To A Tourist's Paradise \Y ONDERFIL, wonderful Copenhagen" i- the theme of one of the season's atehiest hits sung bv the inimitable Dannv Kave in the name role of the storyteller eobbler Han s Christian Andersen in the Ciold•v.vn prodnetion of that name —and it also spells the
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    SHE'S A 'FIRECRACKER IN TIGHTS'
    131 5 SHE'S A 'FIRECRACKER IN TIGHTS' *E of the most deli.' in "i/a, tian Andersen" i.s J- Paria-tn ballerina who screen debut Aptly described aa a cracker in tights." Jeanmaue captured New York ago With her f interpretation of Carmen in the ballet of the same name. Later she broke all
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    Borrowed Time
    917 6 IN politics anything is v -ible— even a miracle. For example it is possible that the Singapore Labour Party may come to life by September b* when the Party i.s scheduled to hold its long-delayed annual conference. Humours to the contrary it may onlv be shamming death. Its
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      69 6 SIX CHEW JIT POH exhorts its readers to give their best to -.he Xanyang University. It says the University has, due to generous donations and spirited eflorts of well wishers, sprouted roots and grows well. It calls for the establishment of an endowment fund large enough to maintain
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      Trade Fair
      71 6 NANYANG SIANG PAO hails the 1953 Trade Fair as an indieation that this part of the world has changed from merely a producer of rawmaterials to a manufacturer. It says the scientific spirit of the times is seen in the industrialization represented by the wide range of products
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      Detainees
      171 6 UTUSAN MELAYU urges Malay pa-ilitical parties to lake up the ease of Malay women and children who are .still under detention under the Emergency Regulations in ih e Federation The paper comments on a resaalution by the UMNO branch of Johaare Bahru recently requesting the UMNO Executive to press
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    NOW IS THE TIME FOR SUICIDES
    714 6  -  RAWLE KNOX For India's College Failures EVERY year some quarter million educated Indians (matriculation standard or higher) leave college or university and look for jobs; and only half that number find them. For the past few weeks India's newspapers have been filled with lists
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      EXPULSION WAS WRONG
      429 6 Sir: With reference to the letter published in vour columns on July 29, i953 t under the heading "Union Replies To Devadass" it was stated by the President and the newly elected Secreary that Mr. Lee Kuan Yew hail been the honorary legal adviser of the Union
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      ARE WE HOLIER THAN BRITISH?
      256 6 Sir:—From all ac<-onnts Malaya will soon be facing an economic crisis of some magnitude, and even if our Deputy High Commissioner succeeds in getting gift from Great Britain or lendlease aid from U.S.A.. it would only ease the situation for a while, as neither gift
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      BAD FOOD
      171 6 Sir: With regard to CRM's letter which appeared in your issue of Aug 1. I understand from mv wife whawas also at the station on that particular night. that she observed British soldiers sitting snugly jn 2nd. class compartments whereas Asian soidicrs of the Malay and Federation Regiments
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      Goode Is Best Choice
      241 6 Sir:— Mr. W. A. C. Goode'l appointment iis successor tai Mr. W. L. Blythe in tho post of Colonial Secretary of Singapore does not come ;-s a surprise for he is tm stranger to this country. lf the choice w-is to be made among members of
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    Peter Knows Now It Was Wrong Move
    164 6  -  BOB MUSEL Says 3ROUP Capt. Peter Townsend, who asked to be transferred to Brussels to allay rumours of a romance with Princess Margaret, now ruefully knows that was the wrong move. He should have talked the Royal Family out of it as has
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    Such Clever Infants Are Electronics
    661 6 Such Clever Infants Are Electronics By Our Special Correspondent IX YEARS electronics are still the infants of science, but what clever, what forward infants. They can tell whether a tube of toothpaste is full without opening it, how thick a cigarette paper is. how radioactive you are after the atomic
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    FOOD FOR BERLIN
    55 7 photo. AMESICAN flour is unloaded at Tempelhof Airfield in Berlin as food {rom the United States begins to flood into the Olf to replace food stocks depleted b v the tins of thousands of East C-ermans taking advantage of West Berlin's tree food scheme. This plane brought
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    CHICKEN DINNER FOR FREED PoWs
    185 7 (Reuter, UP).— British Commonfreed at Pan num. join tomorrow rs| da} ol freedom at the gaily painted itriation centre for Commonwealth North of Seoul. »ii, welfare workand docl irs from every i nmonvvi I to make the tay of the e\-POWV as possil amp *iey
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    Sir Winston Is Now Back In Harness
    15 7 Sir Winston Is Now Back In Harness I I (.■nt. I Ik and he is
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    5 VEHICLES IN ROAD SMASH
    16 7 5 VEHICLES IN ROAD SMASH iter) h and and 20 Kent. I into the more ■reck-
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    Informal Chats In Suez Dispute
    9 7 Informal Chats In Suez Dispute disrmal Brit in the
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    Adtai For France
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    Big Three Talks On Soviet Note
    45 7 PARIS. Aug. 4. (AFP)— The Soviet note to the three Western Powers of July 30, OH the question of the Austrian treaty. Is now the subject of diplomatic consultations among Washington, Paris and London, aeeording to competent circles here.
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    Typhoid Epidemic
    7 7 ring its of tyohoid A.P.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    58 7 DN A -9 4 n< !!l d T lord CoM^pondcnr "no f|fl following ore rhe closing prices ''< London market: LON0 <* KUiei. 18. d &c< 18 d. 19 d. 19'd. 19,d. •*->._. LONDON TIN Spot £572.105. per ton buyers, 575. Three months: £570, buyers, /575:
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    $4,530 MIL. AID BILL PASSED BY U.S. SENATE
    197 7 WAaSHINGTON, Aug. 4 (I P)-The Senate yesterday passed and sent to the White House a bill appropriating 54,530,457,999 for military, technical and economic aid tor the free world. In addition the bill reappropriates another $2,121..it.4.3..1 which had been provided in past years
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    To U.S. Girls Nehru Has Glamour
    119 7 To U.S. Girls Nehru Has Glamour NKW DELHI. India Aug. 4 (AP) Indian Prime Minister Nehru impressed a group of California college girls today. To the American girls. the silver-haired statesman is a real glamour boy. "I think his eyes ar e just terribly attractive," chirped 22-yeai old Rebecca Fineg,
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    Empress' Ring Found
    95 7 SANTA MONICA. Aug 4. L*\ PL— A 3 1 -carat diamond ring onee owned by an Empress of China was dug up from a sewer yesterday and returned to a retired navy com mander who lost it in a holdup last Feb, 1. The discovery of the
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    BIG BANGKOK OPIUM HAUL
    60 7 BANGKOK. Aug. 4 (AFP> One thousand kilos of illicit opium worth over US$lOO,OOO were seized Last night by police from a station wagon travelling lrom Bangkok to Bangpoo, a sea resort lrom where the opium was to be shipped abroad. Police used a Brcn gun carrier
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    FLEET LEAVES
    15 7 BRITAIN'S Mediterranean Fleet left Istanbul yesterday under command of Admiral Ear] Mountbatten. Reuter
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    ENVOY TO CHILE
    21 7 PRESIDE.NT Eisenhower yesterday nominated Willard L. Beaulac, 54. of Pawtuckel. Rhode Island, to be Ambassador to Chile. A.P.
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    Farouk's Dancer Won't Talk
    258 7 MUNICH. Germany, Aug. 4. (AP)— Egyptian belly dancer Dawlath Soliman said *mmt night she knows the name of the man who shot at her in a night club here but she won't tell the police. She was slightly burned on the shoulder when a man shot
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    6000 REDS ATTACK FOOD STATIONS
    369 7 West Berlin Police Beat Back Invasion By Gangs to Eost Germony's hungry Soils d,str,buti of Americon food riot W^fh I beat back the column of cracked, and about 150 Communists jnchf^™ B baUles Doz «-s of heads were Police said they expected more al& V
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    Sen. Dulles 'Covering Up' — McCarthy
    187 7 Sen. Dulles 'Covering Up' McCarthy WASHINGTON, Aug 4(Renter) Senator Joseph McCarthy (Republican. Wisi°,, sln) toda v accused Senator Alleri^ W. Dulles. Director of ,VM°A tral Intelli gence Agency (LI A), of covering up information about a top official ot a super secret organisation, the chairman ot th c Senate Investigations
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    Supreme Soviet To Meet Today
    122 7 LONDON. Aug. 4. (API Russia's Supreme Soviet meets in special session tomorrow and Western officials expect it to throw light on the new realignment of power inside the Kremlin that resulted from the purge of former No. 2 leader Lavrenti P. Beria. The 1,339-rnember puppet
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    A Salute For Queen Mother
    69 7 LONDON. Aug. 4. (Reuter) Traditional Royal salutes were fired here -oday in honour of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother on her 53rd birthday. A salute of 41 guns was fired at noon in Hyde Park by thc King's Troop of the Royal Horse Artillery. An
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    AKIHITO IN BONN
    18 7 PRINCE Akihito was receiver in Bonn yesterday by West Germap President Theodor HeilSS. A P
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    NEW HOPE FOR WORLD TALKS: DAG
    237 7 NEW YORK. Aug. 4 (EeuIt l^-""^ 11 Dag Hammarakjoeld, United .Nations Secretary General, greeting the Korean armistice as a victory for collective security said in his annual report today that it should improve prospects for fruitful negotiation on other issues. He called for ellorts
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    Illness Shortens Visit To India
    36 7 NEW DELHI. A.ig. 4 (AP)— New Zealand Premier Sidney Holland, who IS reported to be suffering from dysentery, cut short h;s visit to India todav and flew directly to New Zc;iland.
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    INDIA TO RECALL KOREA TROOPS 1F...
    220 7 WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (IP)- Diplomatic officials said yesterday that India may threaten to withdraw her troops which will guard the prisoners-of-war in Korea if she does not get a seat on the Tnited Nations political conference to bring about peace in Korea. They understood
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    IKE ATTENDS TAFT FUNERAL
    61 7 WASHINGTON. Aug. 4. (Reuter) President Eisenhower attended ''v- tate funeral Iq thc rotunda ol 'lie national Capitol taaday for Senator Robert Taft Ba vs the Presideni all the members ol the Senate and the House of iv ]>' ni*, Ives, cabinet membei the justices of the
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    Top Burma Post For Gore-Booth
    52 7 LONDON. Aug 4 (AP) P. H Gore-Booth, hi id ol the British Informal ion Ser in the United States, has ba appointed Amba ..<\<n to Rangoon it was announced tod.iv He su .idor R. L Speight, who inortly will take up an appointment in the
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    MORE ALIENS TO STAY IN U.S.
    108 7 MORE A LIENS TO STAY IN U.S. WASHINGTON. Aug 4. (API —The U S 1 1 R sentatives >< a bill suspending tia>n procei aliens The hii! proved by V go-es taj tin- White H it rasam th.at have pa-t manei I ban- nil applj ship Otherwise v..-\ have been
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    US TEAM IS 22,500ft UP
    49 7 SK WIH" ik I < \l v Thi 28.250-foot K-l I i m< The expedition fourth i 1,500 for establii j underway. Two men. ei tion were I having reachi i height of 22,500 feet Ine expedit in the tain--,. climb with and blizzard lino
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    Nazi Arrested At Wedding
    48 7 SUI INUEN. Hum \V Germany, Aug 1 < H British military recaptun German v. ar rriminal whai p I tia>in pi j on real the German author. ti< rtounced resli v attending hi bl wa ding sentence for In the killli lof B f war
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    IKE TO REPORT
    24 7 PRESIDENI I will make i report people "t the I ments ot tin I th r Repul and his aiimi Reuter
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    ICELAND FISH FOR RUSSIA
    106 8 REYJAVIK. Ireland. Aug. 4. (Reu'er) Ireland will sell nearly half its annual herring production and a third of its frozen fish produetion Vi Rus- sia under a new Russo-Iceland trade pact signed In Moscow yesterday. The pact is valid for two years and can be permitted
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    Radioactive Minerals
    54 8 LA PA^. Bolivia, Aug. 4. •r)— Th 0 Mining Bank of B a has been informed by technicians that the pre.--. of ra minerals co. bite, monazite, and fluor spar —in ts of Santa C Cocha Bamba have now been confirmed. The "Amaz ".i.i Foundation** reporer' $250,000 to
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    GREEK TANKER TO BE SEIZED BY U.S. JUSTICE DEPT.
    162 8 WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (AP)— The United States Department of Justice yesterday said it will seize the 10,195-sross ton tanker, Ampac California, allegedly controlled by Greek interests, when it arrives at New Bedford, Massachusetts, probably late today. Attorney-General Brownell said tne "ves>ei.
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    Oak Ridge To Get New 'Brain'
    110 8 Oak Ridge To Get New 'Brain' CHICAGO Aug. 4 (Reuter) The WOtidPj fastest electronic brain, known as or will be Installed at Oak Ridge Atomic Works this autumn, the Atomic Energy CornmiaV ion's Argonne National Laboratory announced yesterday, Among its accomplishments. the oracle can multiply 112 digit numbers some 2.000
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    Turkey To Get 2 Subs
    53 8 WASHINGTON, Aug 4 CAP) Tiie United S Hon e of passed a bill yesterday >an of ine* lo Turkey for not longer than hve yeara. Th e measure now go* hower C( previa!' ed if two s Fran e and a gift ol IVt smaller
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    RI Looks To Trade With Communist China
    357 9 Korean Armistice Reaction JAKARTA, Aug. 4-lndoncsia is not hiding the foct thot her arc pinned to the opening soon of trode with Red China in th. the newly signed Korean truce. Demis.ionory minis.Tr! Va g% editorials here all chant the S£. -fS£ *">
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    Malayan Share Market Quiet
    257 9 only stria! ghtly *.r!irr_ 1 id id 1 xd I\DI aSIWAI 5 I II • 6 0 • 1 i 4 1 cd 4 i 1 30 fl Kd K..mt>Ut_D 10-'a 11/6 1 1 97 Raub Gold 1 69 1 75 Ra v Con • 40/-
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    109 9 CLOSING rubbe Prues (cents per lb) in •J na,. po e yesterday were Buyers Irßui No I KSS Spol loose «3i (SI No. I R.s.S 63? 641 No. 2 r.s.s. H2i 5] No 3 R.S.S (SO,' (il Tone: Steady. TIN I'KK F The price of tin yesterday was
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    Air Strikes On Bandit Camps
    128 9 R.A F fightt rs and bom a Tengah and Butterworth airfields weie out Monday and 'crony attacking bandit camps. Monday afternoon terro nst camp near Ku_ Krai. Kelantan. was bor.. ,nd strafed i n support of und operations by the 3rd Battalion, Malay Regiment. Yesterday
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    PRODUCE
    99 9 THE produce market in u>ore was easier in all ons yesterday with little The markets for copra, coI 'il and pepper were very inclined to Copra buyers for a-\ugust ent was quota with oor picul. iut oi! buyers indicated Ss2j per picul with sellers at Pepper quotations were also
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    Tin Exports
    8 9 Ir. 1 I rat of Malayan
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    RUBBER UP ¾ CENT
    149 9 RUBBER UP CENT RI'BBER prices on the Singapore market yesterday were itly higher than those prong 'oefore the holidays. first grade rubber for August shipment closing at 63 7 /ft cents per lb., (63| cents per ib. on Friday). Some factory buying steadied the market yesterday. Purchases were largely for
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    HK EXCHANGE
    42 9 H K EXCHANGE HONGKONG, Aua. 4. Special Stand.)! d Service closing prices on lhe Hongkong Exe v toda\ were $15.83 to tl i to U V 1 d I 30 to Malayan $1, $IM to one Indonesian »h. Cold 5.2()4.S lo one
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    CITY TO GO AHEAD WITH FLOOD PLAN
    193 9 ei9o^ G^i P )R, L City Council wil Ro ahead with its 5120.000 pilot scheme to alleviate flooding as soon as it gets the Army's approval to dig a canal through their land, the City Engineer. Mr. G. Edmond, said yesterday. 'If this
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    Two Promoted
    40 9 INCHE Murad bin Mat and Yang Mulia Tengku Ngah of the Trengganu Civil Service have been promoted to the Malayan Civil Service. Both will be v ed to Kuala Lumpur to take up appointments :n the Federal Secretariat.
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      Bullying By Bosses Made This Red Quit
      213 9 Bullying By Bosses Made This Red Quit M-M.ACCA. Tues. Bullying by hi- superior omcers and the rigorous conditions in the jungle "ave made life so unbearable for ox-bandit La: s^<" 28, that he decided 10 give himself up "filer ena e he' "fV Laßi Swee uid while the Jungle It
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      Subscribers Allege Fraud In Tontine
      85 9 IPOH. x tea Five of the ?U;J to a daily tontine here have lodged a report to thc police alleging that total contributions of $96,740.t0 have bem misappropriated by the ers. The amount reoresents the contributions put in by over 100 members who participate in
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      Fed. Unions Won't Discuss Byrne Issue
      222 9 KIAI.A Ll MPIR, Tues.-The Government service Staff Council which represents all local I v recruited monthly salaried officers from Division il and below in the Federation, will not discus* developments in the case ot a>lr. K. M. Bvnie nor the Council ol Joint Actions
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      NO INDIANS SENT BACK, SAYS GOVT.
      292 9 Standard Staff Reporter PENANG, Tues.— None of the 20 passengers who arrived at the Bayan Lep:i s .Aerodrome from lnc!ia last Friday were sent back. All of ttM ii were ful in th ipt to i Malay Fore 1 Im nin B last Sav.
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      Egyptian Ship Has Fins Pool
      103 9 Egyptian Ship Has Fins Pool KLANG T lirst I an ivc in lion waters .anchor* d ofl I Swetterj and is expected to be in at least i vtrei named Poit Sa: i. displacement ol IC tons. A p fl a*abi:. desiexpei i The P. S the late metta and
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      RUBBER CONFAB FRIDAY
      78 9 Standa-rd Sl.tll Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tue Represent.)- >■ Malayan Planting li. I I Employ Association, uni< na P.antations of Worker- and the Federation of All Ma!. ..van Estates Staff U .icct for the second on Fridny I I of Joii the i Frid:.--lower-! up by ot nt
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      SHE HAD FOOD FOR BANDITS
      26 9 IPOH, T I pf sumed to be ifl aj.-e of ten qirl tapi« r. L today JuVi party Ol rll IH.
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      208 9 a. „a^ l H 2^ l fIE I CRITERIUM I IW'hfmll I Dl fell Ctrjji*! I P Made from t*-,. h->t I and mar-at e\p- n K selt -J toi... Samaritan TOILET TISSUE I mo r I a V, AT LCW PRICE —•———> Sim- aaj •otna; V S I lar-rav-**
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    'Centre Court' Coat
    93 10 Pho'n) Photo). CARRYING a plastic handbag and wearing an outstanding coitr decorated a.ith portraiti o/ ptrsonalitics oj thi? tennia world, ii AmarriaCtt'j ch inning Gloria Butler, attending the International Tenuis Club's receptio i af tha Hurlingham Club for overseas players. T/:c "centra CGnrt*' coat shoici portraiti of,
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    BABIES NEED VITAMIN D
    619 10  -  Margaret Scott By ANEW mother was asking the other aay whether it was necessary to give her month-old daughter anything in the way of extras as she was feeding her herself. Even a baby fed the natural way needs orange juice and extra Vitamin D and
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    GIVE THOSE DISHES ZEST
    213 10  -  GAYNOR MADDOX BY TF your family likes the flavour of corn as mudi as ours does, then its time you learned about cooking with toasty corn chips. Here are some of our favourite cooked dishes using the chips Sausage and Beans (Serves 4-6) ONE and one-half
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    PATTERN SERVICE
    130 10 PATTERN SERVICE x? ■xV^SßS&fts :^iWic£*?v.a»**>v SB£U?^ I &eSBf *W£* s t^ IMI COUPON READ THIS BEFORE YOU ORDER YOUR PATTERN You muK enclosrhiet »cn cenr stomps if you wont a/our pot-tern cut If I don'r get rhe stomps you don ger rhe port. in A numbei of orders have come
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    LEGROUX TOQUE
    73 10 Photo) fsdfsfsfs BY LFGROUX. this to<iue ]or the Fall Winter season $hou* the Chinese theme, one of the three principnl themes oi this modiste's collectiatm. Feathered birds briny the toque to a point on top. UP ■R min 1 thi festhtrt I cj p< idantt. Take another \OOk
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    Bad Brings Good Luck
    116 10 I ii: i run ii ni 1 Imml <>■• ia U spin m 1 1 m n aranui.l to M t lair -.11 lull, Ha»o.| Ihr, dann; tins CIHIJ I ils»> I fn ia il Jlllla-i i i i,. ra»n i liili.-t s i < ipni
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    STAGEDOOR
    235 10  -  BARRY OLIVER By AFTER several weeks of comparative quirt, at last some definite news of theatre activities is coming to light. Singapore Arts Theatre have derided to present "The Living Room" at the Victoria Theatre on Ausust 17, 18 and 19. This is a play by Gr Greene who
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    Now It's The Starvation Silhouette
    372 10  -  Dorothy Roe "fl r rilK law:; -suffering figure of woman must take an other beating this year, if she is to ht into the new skin light F,il| clothes Gone n.v the concealing full skirts, the padded hiplines, the comfortable crinolines that allowed a girl
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      125 10 THE STUBS AND YOU By Rita Del Mar -Rll 21 to April I ofl >- c I Villi-- April 20 to A i .1 this after;;.a; ni > s« ieKl mini m 21 jme > fte < \*-i ii June 21 > j II" i• j > 22— -is you
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    'BRASS' BETTER THAN CUTLERY
    570 11 Lef e K™ gfap Can't Gag, Says nald Bailey has finally turned printer but as a Rugby Leigh in Lancashire. 1( mean that some three A' s officials r to find a new pursuit. f irs some officials have tried to prove •undercover," the money which
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      306 11 {T JS hereby r oufied that the undermentioned 21 unus^a qheques drawn on Kw-anqtung Provincial Bank Sou^h Branch, Singapore have" be€n lost are therefore W« *U*j*X null and void. Numbers 4: a:.o to ***** (both Nos. ina-: w I EONG HON SUN. Singapore sth August, 1953. 'fENDERS, which will close
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      253 11 o-^ j ?f -J: •J?* >^TZ^ i^_HP|H I -JCE.-T-CC^TP.OI'nOREL >— -^J >.vO/ J/ c HOW > _"s£_*_? -r-Ai-X-; -AH HEERO VO IS GC-JK'A C -fV^-^-C «t _f Pfl EMOTIONS WHILE AH <RIGHT. ALSO COMES N_( R'GHTVO' SnW •E A E_ABV-AH MEANS VO: DAISY N'AE />C I_»> -FRANKLY// CUSS J TROUBLE..^
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    Second Day's Race Finishes
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    WIGHTMAN CUP SWEEP
    124 12 NKW YORK. Au_.. 4 (AP).— J America'- dominant waamen tennis players, with Maureen (Littla Hoi Connolly :and Daaris Hut providing 'he one-lwo pun h >■.-••.- v*. their I7th sia liaht Wig lan Cup victory ovei V, tain yesterday with tut loss <>' get The final t ore
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    WEIGHTS FOR 4th DAY
    350 12 WEIGHTaS for eight races for the final day of the Penang races are: C.01.D CUP Cl. I—ll Mi lea. Forest Beau 9.05 hntertainment II 9.0t Broadside 9.00 Kin?port 8.13 Mubarak 8.05 Colonel Dtlv 8.01 Rigoletto 8.00 Double Blue 7.13 Bloodshot 7.09 Quarter Deek 7.08 Cat. lntn.it
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    LOCHINVAR MAKES FAST RUN
    256 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By PENANG, Tues.— LOCH INVAR ond HULA HULA (Word) provided the best workout this morning when they breexed over three furlongs in 36 2/5 sec. with Lochinvor appearing to hold the advantage. at the end of the run. Several Gold Cup candidates were seen
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    71 12 There's romance in Channel swimming. To prove it here's an engagement picture of '".0-year-old Margaret Feather. of Scarborough. Yorkshire, and Egyptian swimmer Ahdou Klnionim. Margaret, youngest of this year's would-be Channel swimmers. made her third attack on the Channel when she took part in the cross-Channel race yesterday. Abdou I
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    Rain Washes Out Finals
    103 12 A sharp shower of nin tarda? caused the n n lining three finals of the Ma tennis championships to be postponed till today il the SCC courts. The ties r e: 4.00 p.m. Men's Dou* Neale Fraser and GT H way versus Oit. Chew Bim* and
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    Johore FS Team
    36 12 The following will t*eptJohore m th P Foong Scong Cup Competition against Ma i tea on Aus; i and B: IV N_ Tunku Jalil, Sheikh Ahmad. Yusop Akil. N'4 Yong Klicc Aba* Wahab
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    20 12 TRACTION UNION SPORTS CLUB and Government Printing Office shared four I a SAFA Division SB played at Geylang Stadium yesterday.
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    Mangrum Wins
    26 12 SHANTER. CHICAGO. Aug a Reuter'.— Llovd Mangrum. the American Rvder Cup player. ivon the ail-American golf championship todav with a 72--holes total oi 27.").
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    Tigers KO Rajas With 6-0 Victory
    141 12 TIGr.R Sporting Association, this beaten Senior Division LeagM ili.nn;. t promising st.irt ii thr S\l A. scni.ai n M fl tournament yesterday when tin- Raja with a 6—o win at Ike lil. in H M Tigers a a nu top for thamajor portion and
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    SAAA Needs Funds
    159 12 ia. s \thletu j^H hi ake It i fl h.iaih fl i ainip. I I a fl Mil iv in ifl Keal i n fl put tin ii ii. fl a "i fl .1 i; M lion fl II fl (In* fl fl paj theii g>«- ii
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    ROYAL LANCERS OUST SOMERSETS
    248 12 IPOH, Tues.— Plav ing with bettor undcr-tanitin;;. 12th Roval Lancers oi Ipoh beat lst Somerset I JfM Infantrv of Kuala Lumpur 4-1 in the northern /onr final of the FASELF Caldbeck Cup competition. Lim; -ms will meet either I m Highlanders 01 Training to meet Singapore
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    Handicaps For Tomorrow's Races
    948 12 BELOW are the weights for tomorrow's races, third day of the Penang Turt Club's August Bank Holiday meeting. Horses Class 2, Div. 2—6 Furs. Horses Class 5, Div. I—6 Furs. Horses Class 5, Div. 2-6 Furs. Horses Class 5, Div. 3>-6 Furs. Horses Class 5, Div.
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    BUKOM RALLY
    40 12 A SPIRITED rally la cloeinf stages «>t Um iam aVled Pulau Bukom to share honours with Stanvac Sports Club In their Singapore Business Huii-.es league CUP Ua played at the padang yesterday. The -core was a two-all dtaw.
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    United Win 10-0
    20 12 BALESTIER to.. li*- -0 in a SAFA Di" matah played at It I; i i rterd iy
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    Archer Is Fit
    29 12 LONDON Aug. 4 Ron Archei rket all-rounder who da stomach t'<»<-<"> on ,h e H of lhe fourth v I England and .ustra U*:i h(Ta.sDital taxi
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    The Duke Missed The Boat
    26 12 T he Duke Missed The Boat 91 I j I a*^l a I I 4 1 1 •Ml I ;and M "^l I up a ■"•al
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      148 12 Today's Sport SOCCER: SBHFA league cup: Div. A OTEC vs SCS at Farrer Park: Shell A vs Hongkong A at Shell ground; F N vs Sime Darby at SHB: Div. B, Charter Bank rs Breweries A at Geylang; S.T.C. vs M.P.H. at MFA; Div. C, Mercantile Bank vs Hongkong Bank
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