Singapore Standard, 6 August 1953

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    20 1 SING APORE STANDARD JOSSES*--* tl 9N 4 /ol. IV. No. 3S. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1953 TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS
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    Superfort Mock Attack Is Beaten
    223 1 Superfort Mock Attack Is Beaten photo. SINGAPORE'S air defences were put t) test yesterday when three "enemy" B-29's from the 13th United States Air Forte at Clark Air Base in the Philippines made a mock attack on the island at 23.000 feet. The Superfortresses were intercepted by 12 Vampire jetfighters
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    VILLAGE OF 600 ANGERED BY LOCAL COUNCIL TAXES
    258 1 KOTA BAHRU, Wed.— Six hundred people living in the district of Wokof Bahru, three miles from Kota Bahru across the river, m oy resort to civil disobedience if the local Council does not rescind the 88 items of taxes which it imposed
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    Hand-cuffed Man's Bid for Freedom
    17 1 Hand -cuffed Man's Bid for Freedom I when at l-cuff-to the through te yard v rei dical
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    ACHE UPSETS THE DENTISTS
    11 1 A Dental II v :i n g
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    RUSSIA AGREES TO PARLEY
    90 1 ACTING on a decision mode ot last month's Washington talks, the ''Big Three", Britain, Fronce and the United States, sent an invitation to Russia to make up a "Big Four" to confer on the questions of all-German elections and an Austrian treaty. Yesterday in a dramatic
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    BANDITS SHOOT 5 SPECIALS IN PERAK
    234 1 JPOH, Wed.-A gang of about 25 bandits lying in ambush near Kamiri Estate in the Sungei Siput area of Perak, killed five Special Constables and wounded two others of the area security squad yesterday evening. The outnumbered security u™t of ten was on patrol
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    Condition: China Must Be In It Too
    296 1 MOSCOW, Aug. 5. -Russia today agreed to a "Big Four" Foreign Ministers conference with reservations. In notes to the British, United States and French Embassies, she said she was willing to confer on Germany but added that discussion of measures for easing international
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    Moscow's Terms Will Be Rejected
    194 1 LONDON. Aug t, (R Dpi imatir (|u.ir lei i i.i v the w, lei n post ti iwo I undoubted!) put forward by Ru < in i eepl nf I it ion lo fi Mi lot M t i ind the l> I States would
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    RUSSIA ARMS
    30 1 MOSCOW Aug :> (I! :•> -n Rn>>ia is to spend 110 200-0-000.000 roubles on hei irm I in Itsa thi f Minister. Arseni G. V an noun ed lods v
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    RI Newsmen Demonstrate For An Editor
    155 1 I JAKARTA, Aug. 5. (AFP).— Some HO Indonesian journalists and over 200 persons in the newspaper business held an orderly demonstration in the Jakarta streets today in support of Asa Bafagih. chief editor of the Pemandangan daily, for his refusal to divulge a news
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    THAT ENGINE DRIVER PHASE
    66 1 LOXDON. Auf. 5. (Reuter) Prince Charles insisted on takinc; the Queen and his sister the whole length of the platform to see the gleaming green railway engine before they left Euston station. London. last night for a two months' holiday in Scotland. The four-year-old Prirce acromDanied
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    Piccioni Is Still Try ing Very Hard
    38 1 ROME. Aug. 5 (AP)— Premier designate Attilio Piccioni began his thitd day of hectic political conference today, still without giving an indication whether he will be able 10 form a government.
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    HEADS AS GIFTS
    22 1 lion sot headhunters were reported to have decapitated two Christian men and presented their heads as wedding gifts. AP
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    ATOM FACTORY
    19 1 INDIA'S first factory for the production of the atomic energy materials will be completed next year. Reuter
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    IN THE AIR
    35 1 photo. Offiee workers on their way home yesterday had a beautiful view of these two B-29 s which flew at low altitude over ihe City yesterday escorted by 12 Vampire jet-fighters. Standard
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    Torn Clothes, Hard Words And Scream
    285 1 —How A Red Says Goodbye PANMUNJOiM, Aug. s.— Diehard Communist war prisoners tore their clothes, screamed and hurled hard words at the Americans right through their exchange today. The prisoners played their propaganda role to the hilt. They po>ed lor Communist till and newsreel
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    12 1 "Three days he's been sittin' there! Will he never budge?"
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    Jap Girl Picked For Broadway
    65 1 NEW YORK Aug. 5, (Reuter) Mariko Niki. a young Japanese actress has been Chosen for the leading feminine roie in the Broadway production of "The Tea House of the August Moon"' a play by John Patrick based on the novel "of the same name by
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    Woman Barred
    20 1 CHILE'S Senate ktcfcttd out its only woman member after she had he I oftfe oa.y four months AP
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    MEN JUMP AS BLAZING PLANE CRASHES
    106 1 LONDON. Aug 5 (AP) A giant U.S. Air Force RB-36 reconnaissance bomber plunged in flame* into the iCJ North Atlantic today and several hours later a searching airciaii reported spotting wreck- age and survivors. The searching plane, a US. SB-2D, said the survivors were
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    SOVIET CHIEFS DISCUSS BERIA
    82 1 LONDON. Mon.. (Renter) The Supreme Soviet- highest legislative body in Russia, meets in Moscow for the first time today since the fall almost a month ago of Lavrenti Beria. former Vice Premier and Secret Police Chief. Although the agenda will not be made known until the
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    RIOT SCARED THE SUDETENS
    63 1 BERLIN. Aug. 5. (AP).— A young Sudeten German refugee said today that the June 17 East German revolt "didn't inspire the Czechoslovaks to rebel ■gainst their old Communist masters." Instead, according to the 24--year-old refugee, "it scared the hell out of them beceusc they thought it
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    SHE GOT HER PICTURE BACK
    59 1 SYDNEY Aug. 5, (Renter) Everest conqueror Sir Edmund Hi!larv said here today he had had a number of proposals of marriage since he climbed to the "roof of the world." "Many aspirants sent aloog their photographs. Inriuding one who asked me to return her picture
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    Piracy Between HK And Macao
    32 1 Piracy on the high seas on July 30 between Hongkong and Macao was reported In the Hongkong press today About HKSB.OOO worth of rice is missing.— AP.
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    POPCORNS FLOP
    15 1 POPCORN' s I It's in Bed China's theatre* are a total failure. AP
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    HEATED DEBATE ON NANYANG U. COUNCIL
    549 2 HEATED DEBATE ON NANYANG U. COUNCIL THE pan Malayan meetins* of sponsors and officials of the Nanyang University held at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Some 70 delegates from all over Malaya and Singapore with the exception of Kelantan attended the Meeting. Mr Tan Lark Sye. chief sponsor
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    Women Asked To Suggest Laws
    288 2 Standard Stall" Reporter THE Singapore Government invites the Women's Council to submit any "-specific amendments to the present legislation which the Singapore Women's Council may have in mind and which, in the opinion of the council, may prove advantageous in ameliorating the conditions and status
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    Rotarians See Everest Pictures
    87 2 Rotarians See Everest Pictures THIRTY magnificent Kodachromc slides of some Himalayan peaks and its surrounding country were shown yesterday to Singapore Reparians yesterday at their weekly luncheon at the Capitol Red Room. The pictures wore taken by Major Roljerts, who was responsible for taking oxygen upplies to the triumphant Everest
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    New Houses On The Way
    82 2 THE victims ot the Singapore Kallang Basin fire will get 332 low cost houses instead of the original 300. And the cost will be Sfton.nno. the previous estimated figure for the 300 house-. This is the resull of a new contract alloted yesterday by the
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    NEW REST HOUSE
    24 2 THE new Government Rest House at Temer-oh has been "pened. Hitherto, the Sultan's ace at Tesneiioh was used i rest house.
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    Co-op Union Audit Exam Results Poor
    108 2 RESULTS of the first <^xon conducted by the .pore Urban Co-ope rat Ltd., for candidates for i tal Audit ot Coit :ve S rcieties," are ■union ember so- The cir "far draws attention nt made by the I A k countant of the I
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    VIETNAM SAILS FOR SAIGON
    121 2 AFTER being delayed for three days by an engine breakdown which necessitated immediate repairs. the new French liner Vietnam sailed last night for Saigon. She had to be assisted to her berth in Singapore on Sunday by two tugs when she arrived on her maiden voyage.
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    Holdup Men Got Away In His Car
    110 2 WHILE chatting with his girl friend in a car at &h m.s. Fas* Coast Roao, Singapore, on Tuesday night, a Chinese v.a< suddenly surrounded by three Marys and a Chinese, v. ho ordered him e t m^° the back -tat. One of the
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    Girl Gets A Free Trip Back To HK
    183 2 YU' JIN SAOW. a Hongkong* born girl, who one night last week wanted to end her life by stabbing herself with a pair of scissors, was yesterday assured a lire passage back to Hongkong:. After p.c;.- ng g ty to a charge
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    Kidnappers' Hide-Out A Mystery
    115 2 Kidnappers' Hide-Out A Mystery WHERE Singapore Mr. Thio Soen Tios kept for t'ne eight he he'd in captivity lv his sppi rs, is still a The Colony's CAD. chief, Mr. J. M. Maclean, t rid repcrtcrs yesterday he pc: a y interviewed Mr. Thio on Tuesday. He said Mr. Thio
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    Robbed Of Cash & Identity Card
    33 2 Robbed Of Cash Identity Card A I CHINESE on his f home ct b\ yine I a coffee x d $16 cash C_\i_\ by f at th B I Paya Lei ar Bx
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    170 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOU ING rubhc prices (mils per lb hi Siri** J v o t >eslrrd»*» nrrf Buvers s» No 1 KSS Spot l.oo>e 63| Se 1 KSS <iif; 641 No. 2 K.S.S. 62] No. KSS. Ml hlk Tone: Steady. UN PKHt The price of tin >e«drr da\ was 5286;
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    DUE IN S'PORE
    56 2 Singapore lo di-.pt.it Australian m.rdr hfarhwear. sports «»n t ti t^ aad eveaing and corkt.iil dresses, fn addition at <- ai h parade. How, plajM to drops a BwinrtMiit-clad manneqain in an eveninrs c»uu tn li >s than tun minutes, using, univ a few yards al m-t*
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    HK EXCHANGE
    14 2 HONGKOXG I Servio on me lloni g to Ma 1 4 < iel
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    Ritson Talks To Resume Shortly
    15 2 Ritson Talks To Resume Shortly I riMg on in lh Mr I 1 Mmim to
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    He Lived On Help Of Friends
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    C. & W. Plan Cable Repairs In Straits
    60 3 C. W. Plan Cable Repairs In Straits IMPORI \NT renewals of cables in the Straits likelj to be carried out in the latter part of ,r s.i\> i statement in the report and accounts the year <>i the Cable and Wireless Limited. the i riy's the I first p my
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    Court Fines 230 Hawkers In Day
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    This Contest Broke Benny's Heart
    161 3 This Contest Broke Benny's Heart ii was with a heavy heart tha>t 13-year-old Benny Lian returned home last Tuesday night. The dejected l ar j had pinned his hopes on winning Ihe S'2>o nri/.e at the Talent Time contest at Singapore's Great World for one hireason. And that was to
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    SATA's Aim Is $50,000
    136 3 THE Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association will hold an appeal week from Aug 8 to IS to collect $50,000 for extension work and destitute patients. The following is the programme: Auff. 8 L::d 9: "Cinderella Operetta" t the Victoria Theatre at B. HO p m Ausr. 12 and
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    New Name For Estate
    48 3 THE housing estate being developed by the Singapore Improvement Trust at Alexandra Road has had its name changed from "Buller Camp" to Princess Margaret Estate. The Estate, the first phase of a five-year scheme to house 60.000 people is fast becoming a satellite town.
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    43rd ANNIVERSARY
    35 3 THE rxiTF.D Chinese Library will celebrate its 43r I anniversary with a cocktail party to be held at the club premises. 51. Armenian Street, Singapore, on Aug. 8 between 7.30 and 9.30 p.m.
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    SWEEP MEETING
    29 3 THE Singapore Tamilian Association will hold an extraordinary council mo on Aug. 9 to consider raising a public lottery to put up a building of its own.
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    Ex-Consul Is M.C.A. Secretary In S'pore
    196 3 Ex-Consul Is M.C.A. Secretary In S'pore Standard Staff Reporter FORMER Nationalist Chinese consul. Mr. N. K. Lee has been appointed Executive Secretary of the Singapore Branch of the Malayan Chinese Association in place of Mr. Tan Kah Jee. Mr. Lee, 48, has seen long service as a diplomat, and is
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    Used Force On School Teacher
    46 3 LEONG FONG SAW, a seaman was yesterday sentenced by the Sixth Police Court Magistrate yesterday to two months' rigorous Imprisonment on a charge of using criminal force on a woman school teacher at 2.30 p.m .on July 16 at Sophia Road.
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    Homes Near Completion
    147 3 Homes Near Completion THIRTY FIVE of the 190 houses to be built by the orjapore Improvement i'rust for the victim* of th»» recent KalJang Basin hre are now half finished only five days fter work began on Juiv 30. The contractor. !Vir. Tan Kim Cheong. said 50 of the houses
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    More Had No Jobs Here During July
    116 3 THERE was a sharp rise in the number of persons registered with Singapore's Employment Exchange in July. More than 2,000 unemployed people— men. women and Kveniles— sought the help of e department while the number registered with the Exchange In the previous month
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    Prints Tallied — Court Told
    77 3 Prints Tallied Court Told THE Singapore Fourth Police Court was told yesterday that a linger impression found on a window of a burgled house corresponded with that of man arreted in connection with the burglary. In the dock stood Goh Chek Kang. charged with breaking into three houses, one in
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    25 Attend Youth Camp
    52 3 SINGAPORE will send a contingent of 25 people to the Anglican Youth Fellowship camp in Taipng. It is the fifth annual Anglican Youth Fellowship meet Every State in the Federation will send representatives. The campers will take part in youth leadership training, competitive sports and social
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    Fire Victims To Get New Homes
    64 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The new Member for Lands. Mines and Communication, Dato Nik Mohamed Kamil. todav visited the Bungs?' Road area where fire recently gutted many telecommunication labourers' quarters. New quarters are being built for the labourers at Pantai Valley, a few miles away.
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    Socialist Party Formed In S'pore
    272 3 Socialist Party Formed In S'pore Not To Contest Local Elections Standard Staff Reporter A SOCIALIST Party which will be run on the same pattern as the famed Fabian Society in Britain has been formed in Singapore. Its president, a member <>f the Singapoi I tive Council. Mr. C. Et Da
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    Lucky Draw Winners
    75 3 THE following is the results of the draw of the L Numbers held durii I tenary Fete of the Church ol Our Lady's Nativity, Upper Serangoon Roa I, Sil on Aug. 2. nV.o 21rr> 2:v! 228 T 3rfl Other pti7r>: 21 lfl; it 24 141. 20.331; 13.750;
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    KelghtLy Aide dd Camp To Queen
    154 3 KelghtLy Aide dd Camp To Queen GENERAL S.r I rick K. ley. C >mrn m-'ler-iri Ch F.ir L.r>t I F o r c S ■>. been appointe i an aide <i> ;> General to Queen I beth, it "A rs rniiouii c S (1 in Londoa Genersl K<- ghtlcy Field
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    JOINS COURT
    31 3 sir Ps B thall. n lire I r I Bird A l i i, jtiric I the ol The B oik of India, trs i A China ASDF SDF
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    ADVENTIST TALK
    31 3 A TALK on -Religion in Music" will be given by Mr. VV. Y. Ho at the Seventh Day Adventist Church at Balestier Road al l.'M) pm. oa Aug 8.
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    Discussion On The Boycott
    178 3 THESE two young and happy women Chr'stine Rodrigues (left) and Irene Nunis are Malacca's "ambassadors" to Portugal. They left by KLM Constellation yesterday for Lisbon on a four-week visit at the invitation of Commander Saramento Rodrigues, Portuguese Minister for Overseas Territories. The minister extended this Invitation
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    Members Asked To Pay Up Dues
    71 3 THE Singapore Government Local Staff Benevolent A-..J--ciation is appealing to i'-, members to pay then s ubscrirrtions so that they m.iy -br sb to benefit from the Rnanrial assistance offered by the i ciation. The appeal is contained in the association's annual report to
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    Society Holds Annual Dinner
    40 3 THE Singapore Lay Teck Society held its fourth ann.versary dinner at Kim Yam Road recently. A Teochew wayang troupe was in attendance. Cash proceeds and complimentary gifts were donated to the Chunf Cheng High o aaoL
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    Bandits Take Big Risks In Travels
    145 4 Bandits Take Big Risks In Travels KUALA LUMPUR, Weil. "Indesirables" do take considerable risks in entering or leaving Malaya, said Mr. <;. C. Madoc, Senior Assistant Commissioner ol I'olire in charge ol the Federal Special Brunch, today. 'l his is beca i e of the checks kept on the Thai
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    $26,000 For Social Work
    65 4 final t ting 1 1 Con e fo r a ills committee the Malay arth heme ted by the Central Another sum of br pair! out for so the The E ation Committee under Mr. Chan Xai K terday decided to in Tease study grants for
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    Rural Officer
    27 4 IXCHF AHMAD bin Abbas. f nor clerk of the Kota Ting- Office has l< ft lor -re Bahru where he c tant R I Officer.
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    Labour To Contest New Village Polls
    171 4 Kl ALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The first political party to enter into the field of new village elections, will be the Selangor Labour Party which will contest the elections to the new village council In Serdang Bahru resettlement area, 10 miles from here. Serdang Bahru
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    MGS Old Girls Office Bearers
    91 4 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. 1 wing were elected office ie Methodist Girls' School Of Girls' Association, Kuala Lumpur, for the year. Ex-offii 10: Miss Schelman and Mrs. F. Saravanamuthu president: Mrs. E. S. R. Alfred; nt: Mrs. Doug as K. K Lee, Mrs. Quah Poh Tat
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    What Mahat Told Hassan
    421 4 KI ALA M'MPI'R, Wed.— A surrendered terrorist, Mahat bin Saibon, today broadcast an appeal to Hassan bin Abdul Kahnian, the only Malay terrorist left in the Malacca area, to come out and surrender before it is too late. This was what Mahat told Hassan over Radio
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    'Voters Must Be Vigilant'
    136 4 ALOR STAR. Wed. Addressing a cosmopolitan gathering at Hwa Keow Chinese School last night the British Adviser, Kedah. Mr. A. B. Ramsay, urged all residents to take a keen interest in the forthcoming town council elections which were of utmost Importance to them all. If they
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    POSTAL UNION MAN OUSTED
    71 4 PENANG, Wed. Mr. K. Suppiah, general secretary ot the Federation of Post and Telegraph Uniformed Stall Union haa been expe'led from the Postal Uniformed Staff Union. This decision was reached by the executive council of the P.U.S.U. (north Malaya) at an emergency meeting held recently. MISS
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    600 Indians Mob Shipping Office
    189 4 Standard Staff Reporter ABOUT (>OO home going Indians yesterday mobbed the Eastern Shipping Company's office in Malacca Street, Singapore to buy tickets for the ship, Jalagopal, which sails on Aug. 18 for Madras. Jalagopal. the first passenger boat to leave Singapore for India after the
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    DEAD RED BOSS LOOKED FAT-FRiEND WAS THIN
    208 4 Kl ALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Communist district committee member who was killed by No. 10 Platoon of the Sixth Battalion, Malay Regiment a few days, looked well fed and fat at the time of his death. An unimportant terrorist suspect captured in the
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    Boys' Club For Butterworth
    52 4 PENANG. Wed— Adult supporters in Butterworth will soon form a boys' duo for the town. At a meeting he'd at St. Marks' School yesterday, and attended by the Senior District Officer. Prov.ncc Wellesley, Mr. J.S. Mowat. a live man committee was formed to btudy plans lor
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    Malay Reserve
    76 4 APPROXIMATELY 9.200 acres of land at Labu Kubong in Lower Perak District have been declared a Malay reservation. The area is adjacent to the existing Malay reservation of Sungei Manuc, Durian Sabatang and Bandar. MR. R. W. n. READE. Asaas- taiit District Offiee r. Am pans' speaks at
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    Sir Charles To Tour East Coast
    59 4 THE Commanrier-in-Chief. Vice-Adnv.ral Sir Charles Lambe. will be visiting the east coast ports of Malaya between Aug. 7 and 14. In the course of this cruise, he will pay official call., ou the Sultans of Trengganu, Kelantan and Pahang. Sir Charles will leave In
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    A NEW JOB
    51 4 INCHE Abdul A. lz bin Jaafar from the 1 Department Ilea. itKuala Lumpur has arrived in Kota Bahru to take up the post of Deputy State Information Officer, Kelantan. replacing Che Isahak bin Al lil Hamid who is now posted at Gua Musang as Assistant District Officer.
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    They Lost Faith In Bandit Cause
    172 4 Lack Of Food And Arm* i/» iai A I I iii mm \A/ I r* I<J KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Four former C^mmu r who recently escaped from the jungle and surrc ctcd To ,\u C r r >lm Post ct Kuantan Airport resettlement area,
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    Three Days To Shoot Shoot, Shoot
    248 4 Three Days To Shoot Shoot, Shoot KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— A weapon training meeting that is also a rally will be staged for Home Guai from all over the Federation at Siginting, Port Dick this month (August). For three whole days Home Guards will be able to shoot, -boot, shoot. Primarily,
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    Boy Killed In Road Mishap
    25 4 ai.uh K lid Abdullah, u h s car i town. T < n g Thboy nnd ended in the I R
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    Doctor Goes On Holiday
    23 4 TAIPING. Tu 1 I the Di lu on the I Dr. M hl< rs Mr. V him bon v
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    Her Plight Touched Their Hearts
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    Scouts To Tour State
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    303 5 n^ioner for Perak. Mrs. M. E. A. Adamson, fixing a bad e on a patth( investiture of the ?nd and 3rd Companies of the Teluk Anson Girl Mde her (nearest to camera) is Mrs. M. Morse the District ComPanta Dura,. Captain of the
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    HOMES READY FOR BUGIS FIRE VICTIMS
    144 5 im nths after the fire had rendered n at Ka mixing Bugis in Singapore, ictims will, at last, get houses built with ,«1 from the public two years ago. prin- are that people with accommodation but with a laage are to get first prefer-
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    FLYING CLASSROOM' AT KALLANG
    137 5 Singapore Flying Club and its honorary flyhig instructors. The instructions are not to be regarded as "flight training course,* he said. "It is designed to give the cadets a series of exercises to develop air experience, a practical knowledge of map reading, elementary navigation, and theory
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    Hover Planes' Part In Crisis
    172 5 Hover Planes' Part In Crisis AMERICAN Sikorsky helicopters continue to be a bis; factor in Malaya's fight against terrorism. Squadron 848 equipped with these helicopters carried mere than 4,600 troops on operational flights from Jan. 8 to June 1 of this year, according to an official release. In the .same
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    New Medicos For Hospitals
    114 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. About 30 medical students who have recently graduated from the University of Malaya will he posted to various hospitals in the Federation to do housemen" duties for one year before they qualify as doctors. Eight ot them will be under training in the
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    Lecture By-Parkinson
    124 5 Lecture ByParkinson KUALA LUMPUR, Wed At the invitation of the Malayan Historical Society. K ipur Brancn, Professor C N. Parkinson, Professor of History in the University of .Malaya, will lecture on the try of the Federal capital. on Friday in the Institute of Medical Research lecture hall. This is the
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    Assistant DO's
    46 5 VANG Mulia Tengku Abdul Rahim Assistant District Oflicer. Pasir Puteh, has been transferred to Trumpet BS Assistant District Officer. Nik Mohamed Zain who was on the staff of the Tsmail English School. Kota Bahru. has been posted at Bachok as an Assistant District Officer.
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    Juror Swoons At High Court Trial
    228 5 A JIROR, Mr. Ronald G. Pearce, swooned yesterday in the Singapore High Court during the hearing of an Assize case before Mr. Justice Brown and was given medical attention. This happened at the continued trial of Ramchand Lilarum Purnai, who is being charged with
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    JURONG BUSHES HID $1 M. OPIUM
    377 5 COURT TOLD A STRANGS:R directed Ang Tuan Chnan, a lorrv driver, to a beach at the 15 mile Jurong Road where tins said to contain "medicine" were taken out from among bushes and loaded onto his lorrv. But an hour and a half' Customs
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    Assizes Jury Discharged
    118 5 MALACCA, Moo. Just Be amy, halfway through the tr'al of Ka->i:rt Tahir at he Malacca Assizes for cam grievous hurt to a P.W.D contra'tor, Wong Quek Kong, discharged the jury after it had been ascertained that a material defence witness could not be present. The witness the
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    You Can Write To Me: Sir Gerald
    329 5 You Can Write To Me: Sir Gerald Another Village Answers Queries KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. General Sir Gerald Templcr, the High Commissioner, today encouraged the people of this country ro write to him about the terrorists or on any other subject. He said (Ins when ho opened eight I f scaled
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    Fed Teachers Better Paid Than Nurses
    121 5 Fed Teachers Better Paid Than Nurses KUALA Ll MM K. Wed. It is e.isu r tn rri tint nurses in Singapore thin in tha Federation a spokesman af thr MergataJ Oi-pirtmrnt in Belaaagraf said lori.i\ The I edrr.itinn lu- s.u.l. I.H ke,i up to rl.it,- niirsrs hostels, hut a new
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    Union Says DMS Changed The Charges
    171 5 THE Singapore Medical Workers' Union, represent in 4 about 1,000 hospital servants of the Colony Government, yesterday charged the Director of Medical Services with having made *'a complete reversal"- of the charges against two women hospital servants over whose dismissal the Union has threatened
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    76 5 Standard London Corresponds nt LONDON, Aug. 5 The following or 0 the closing pr.ces of rubber and tin or th e London morkct: LONDON RUBBER Spot IS;d. Oct./D*c. 1 3 id! lea Mar. 19 6. Apr./ June 1914. Aug. cit. 18'd. Sept. cat. 18„d. Tone: Quiet.
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    Misplaced Loyalty
    938 6 'THE Singapore Government Medical Workers' Union, we understand, are contemplating serving a 14-day strike notice on the Government The strike notice was to have been served yesterday but we understand that it might be served today. It would be better for the workers concerned if it were not
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    Neguib, Friend Of UK, Faces A Dilemma
    1000 6  - Neguib, Friend Of UK, Faces A Dilemma Robert Stephens By WREN General Neguib and his Army junta carried out their roup d'etat a year ago and launched their new reformist regime, experienced foreign observers of the Egyptian scene acknowledged their good intentions but reserved judgment on their ability to carry
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    362 6 Review of Views Srap IW UTUSAN MELAYU cr".* for!' tne flissolut on ot thd* Peninsular .Malay Union., 1 The Union which has now' been called by the Reg: Iran 1 of Societies to patch up the* quarrels between two fae-i tions in the leadership o« the Union or el-e be
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      WHY GRADUATES?
      299 6 Sir; I wonder why the so-called holders of the Rallies College diploma call the m i elves "Graduates"? What University have they graduated from? Tne College diploma was awarded them for having taken a three-year course at Ratios College just as Normal Class Trained Teachers were awarded Certificates
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    THE STRANGE BOOH OF KOREAN PROPHECIES
    844 6  -  Pat O'Donovan By THERE is a strange book in Korea, written four hundred years ago, whose contents are known to nine out of ten people. It makes no difference whether they can read. It is called the Book of (hung Kam. It contains a
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    CASE OF MR. BYRNE
    372 6 Sir,— l have read with great interest tho editorial which appeared on July 31 in 'I he Singapore Standard with regard lo Mr M. K Byrne. I am in entire agreement with the views you have Bo BbiJ set forth and I am quite sure every
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    New CoJe For Happy Marriaoe?
    35 6  - New CoJe For Happy Marriaoe? DOROTHY ROF Of I B No tha! bride < i- •re H v 1 e'tr dinnr work 2 the i homo rm.i' u 4 hon I hi.s ■mi livei in rood.
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    SEAT IN THE U.N. FORCHINA URGES NEW R.I. GOVT.
    376 7 UKAKI V Aug. 5 <AP)-In the first official stateince he U** Saturday as Foreign Minthf new Indonesian Radical Nationalist Govn.nt Dr nar declared last night there will fl iikilln be no essential future changes in the country's n policy. r outlined
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    Quits Job After 230 Executions
    87 7 st \n»:K log. 5 (KeuM, |i ■> ph I* runt-ell ,ig9*a from %tnesi job OBWial rve_t s in g Pnl years during mdled more than v ,UO"*Js no reason but ,ttrn<iants s »id he tir( (l -t threats agaiast I also felt the $151 (£53)
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    FRANCE HITS AT 'LIFE'
    49 7 (UP)— The Ministry med Life ming our g our nt article e war. .ranee of a the war and nerican imes our eign a formal lis fight i r is rved s a tar- 'di- article. ich ofl leer. It '•ourt obs were ned Pa
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    French Postal Workers Strike
    16 7 Reuter a nal iffect adnd 14 o tmen. I roposed exfor mu-
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    NEGUIB HITS ANOTHER KING
    70 7 CAIRO. Aug. 5 (Renter)— lh e Egyptian Government ha s withdrawn diplomatic pas ports granted by ex-King Farouk of Egypt to ex-King Zof of Albania and his entourage, it was learned here today. The former Albanian ruler fled to Britam when Italy occupied his country in
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    BOYCOTT ON IN ISMAILIA
    61 7 CAIRO. Aug 5. (UP) Onduty British soldiers entered the 'ension-ridden town of ilia in the Suez Canal zo.ie iy only to be boycotted by shopkeepers British military authorities said there were no incidents in 'he first entry of British so!dier s since Ismaiiia was declared off
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    Make-UP
    69 7 THE make-up man works on Shirley Eaton. Shirley Burniston's long hair hides her face a s she leans forward to watch. .None of these five girls is a fully fledged actress —yet. They ar e in the film You Know What Sailors Are!" at Pinewood Studios. The -cB.OOO set
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    Bigger Row On The Rock
    98 7 LOXDON, Aug. 5. (Reuter). A Spanish-American defence agreement, due to be signed soon. under which Spain will grant the United States air and naval bases. is expected t 0 intensify General Franco's campaign for Britain to pull out of Gibraltar. London diplomatic quarters said. The
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    NEW FRENCH CHIEF OF STAFF
    68 7 PARIS. Aug. 5. (AFP).— The French Cabinet todav approved the appointment „f General Paul F the French General Staff. General Ely is the rrenca preservative to the standing committee in Washington. The Government has further submitted to the approval of the Allied forces in Europe
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    KNOWLAND IN
    22 7 U.S. REPUBLICAN Senators have elected Mr. William Knowland as the Senate Majority Leader to succeed the late Senator Taft. Reuter
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    STANTON QUITS
    21 7 .MR. EDWIN STANTON, 52, first American Ambassador to Thailand and a career diplomat for 32 years, has retired. Reuter.
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    Talks On Household Helps-Husbands Listed
    162 7 Talks On Household HelpsHusbands Listed 5 (Renter) -'•'id a thousand J om 44 countries i here next »i*k out ways of ■'•cetne.ss home. will swap on a global re easier for whether l iog of fire a kitchen Hit... full cf gadgets in Michigan. Ihe men and women doctors, dieticians,
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    First Aid For Comet
    54 7 1I \l l I mawav at sS came to r s af^r running off N r d mnt: m J Uum airport, Calcutta. The star- U V(1 delate? „n^ r< arriage were damaged. Experts thi 1 KasbaK under the damaged wing and "aning plane by inflating
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    'Little Food War' In Berlin Still On
    190 7 in RpH?n^mmmt__ <»«•»«•>— The "little food war" State anVwi Tr d unabat l while the United tnlhLnl Ge *™any waited tor Eastern reaction to their new offers ol rood to East Germany United States High Commissioner James B. Conant sent a note to
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    DULLES, RHEE AGREE ON AGENDA
    313 7 DULLES, RHEE AGREE ON AGENDA Vital Talks Will Last Four Days E i? U c L/ Au 5 (AP) U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and President Syngmon Rhee of South Korea reached quick agreement today on ground they will cover in four days ot vital talks. J
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    S'pore Report On Glengarry Denied
    62 7 TAIPEI. Aug. 5, (UP) British shipping firm Jardine Matheson and Company here repeated the denial of a newspaper report that the British freighter Glengarry was carrying strategic cargo to Communist China. The Jardine and Matheson office quoted a spokesman for the British Glen Line, owners
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    Nixon May Tour South-East Asia
    44 7 CANBERRA, Aug 5 (AP)— United States Vie*e-Pre.sident Richard Nixon may make a goodwill tour of the Far East and South-East Asia in October or November. Mr. Amos J. Peaslee. new U.S. Ambassador to Canberra, said on his arrival today.
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    TWO RECALLED
    27 7 SEOUL. Aug. 5, (AP).— The Foreign Office said todav it is recalling South Korean diplomats in the United States and Great Britain for new instructions.
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    'Prostitution Threatens Asian Youth'
    120 7 'Prostitution Threatens Asian Youth' GENEVA. Aif s (UP) Pro titution thrj r t "t immorality pose a serious to the youth of h u nfuP ir pra. I the In'. tional Labi u I tion said The re;, tions i n Seven Asian f i< includinf Ma found iab i
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    Not Peace Yet-Clark
    67 7 WASHINGTON, Aug. (Reutei > Geiieral Mark Clark arrived i n Washing-on terday to n reive a formal military welcome and to confer ith del fore >« .ining to hi* command In the Far I I 'dement al W hingtorf National AirClark aid I the al 't .sti.-e
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    REDS REJECT THIS PROTEST
    59 7 MOSCOW. Aug. i. (UP) The Soviet Government today rejected a United States protest against tht shooting down of an American plane over the Sea of Japan a s "without foundation." The protest delivered in an aide memoire by Ambassador Charles Bohlen on July SI said an
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    TENSING BACK
    31 7 SHERPA Tensing Norkay. conqueror of Bvere t. arrived in New Delhi yesterday by air from Bombay after his visit to Europe He dined frith Premier Nehru last night. AFP
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    'RACIAL LAWS MAY RUIN SOUTH AFRICAN INDIANS'
    183 7 ASDF SDF GENEVA, Aug. 5 (AP)— The United Nations Com mission on the racial situation in the 1 nion of South Africa heard testimony yesterday that 350,000 Indians, most of them born in South Africa, face "ruin" because of present racial policies threat.
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    TAFT BURIED AT HIS HOME
    52 7 CINCINNATI, Aug. 5 (Reuter).—Senator Robert Taft, the son of a President .ind out of Ameri* a's leaders in his own right, was buried yr t« rday at his home, Indian Hill. near here. Senator Taft's body w^s brought back here yesterday after a state funcial
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    3-Man Chiang
    44 7 Mission In Tokyo TOKYO. Aug ft, (IP) -A three-man f; rt-linuiM* group from the Chine t Nationalist Government arrived hire yesterday to study problemi ol Chinese Nationalists in So.j'h-< asl Asian pr particularly m ih<Mr d with people oi their ho rwunlrieaa
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    'Believe In France' — Laniel
    103 7 'Believe In France' Laniel photo t rati h I: I to port of iramme to pi i thi omy bar k ..m The new Fn the nation in B broa hast, tha: out of date hl ner.- to "bl be lei s I [el .said he of hose a/ha t»
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    64 8 LONDON. Aug. 5. (AFP)— The Hambun-Amexican Linte and inc Nordautchl Lloyd are starting a joint cargo and passenger ■arrvi e to the Far I with the Aral sailing in December, Lloyd'f List and Passenger Shipping Gazette announced. The service will be maintained by six ships, each of
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    U.S. CLAIMS 2 AIR RECORDS
    70 8 TAMPA. Florida Aug. (Renter)— The United States Air Force last night claimed two records for a iix Jet Boeing B-4 bomber on a flight to England 'k. The Air Force said the pfno which arrived here last night completed the longest k" jet flight on
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    INVESTIGATION OF AIR FRANCE PLANE CRASH IS STARTED
    204 8 ATHENS, Aug. 5 (AP)— French Government investigators and Air France technicians went in a Greek customs launch yesterday to the sea off the South-East Turkish port of Fethiye where an Air France Constellation crashed yesterday with the loss of four lives. Robert
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    SCIENTISTS DISCUSS H-ROCKET
    178 8 SCIENTISTS DISCUSS H- ROCKET ZURICH. Auf> 5, (Refer)— A rocket 1,000 time-* faster 'can any now in e*i tence and using th c same Dr< »hc hydrogen bomb was envisi at a conference of experts from 11 countries whit n o^ncd here today. I* w;i> described by Dr [en Sacnger
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    Shipping Licences
    46 8 LONDON. Aug. 5. (AFP)— A p fall In Brita n for g new .1. Th of tne He said durii ••lis y< r, wer I ve sell ;< tailing tors. F.gures for the corresponding perf d it r I chant w were 1,187.000 gross t<
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    Askair Was Missing On Pay Day
    420 9 Askair Was Missing On Pay Day 0 O re Federation News Court Told About Joget Hall Scene KUANTAN Wed._An Askori of the King s African Rifles, Private Jock John Itumo, heard allegations ot a General Court Mortiol today of his behaviour at a 'oget hall leading up to a camp
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    Registrar To Be fried At Assizes
    33 9 Registrar To Be fried At Assizes m.KI BAHKt Wed. £idu, Registrar ol Ba hru s< »sions im mittcd tn lhe -issizes bj lim bin *bdul aftei a two-day inquiry, on a llvporl**** i
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    82 9 en. Ports nam the rman. the Financial Secy. Mr. E. Himsworth. Ihe Member for Economic Affairs, Mr. O. A. Spencer. Mr W. Anderson, Mr. G. M. Knocker. Mr .1. H. Giles, air. Ong Yoke Mr V M N Menon. Mr. S. O. K Übaidullah. Mr. A.
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    125 9 'Self- Rule Blueprint Premature' KUALA LIfMPUR. Wed. The National oaferenee committee will aot be patting up *bluep m" for Malayan selfgovernment at the present Stage. Instead, it is workiag on a substantial report aa thr whole t-uestion of independence The I' MM)- MCA Al liaaee will present its blueprint" at
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    74 9 PENANG. Wed —The Arts Council of Penang and Province Wellesley announces it r a concert of orcbestral and chamber music. This is the first purely amateur musical function which it has to the public. Tiie ''oncert will be held at the Wellesley Primary School Ha or
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    53 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Malayan Youth Council has accredited Che Ahmad Rash id. a lecturer at the >ge of Agriculture. Serdang. who is working on certain plans to extend youth. activity in rural areas to at'end the rural .youth conlerence to be held in Rome
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    41 9 MRS. A. F. MONROTC7S. a travelling a Pnt for the Brownell Travel Bureau Inc.. Birmingham, Alabama, bein*j greeted by Mr. M. Ling of the Ocean Park Hotel on her arrival at the hotel for a short stay
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    26 9 THE Thai Governn i I decided t<> promote the r! automobi md rubber in an attr mpt to alleviatr slump in rubber trade. AFP.
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    'Liquidate Evil Creed' Says Janab
    159 9 'Liquidate Evil Creed' Says Janab PENANG, Wed —The people of Malaya should be more energetic and show mure enthusiasm in their efforts to liquidate communism. said Janab Mohamed Ismail Sahib, leader of the Muslim Education Mission at a press conference today. He < cAc\ it was tiie indi/Ter- I of
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    97 9 IPOH, Wed.— Shake r are's "As You Like It." the school certificate text for y-j.u. was staged to full houses al the A.C.S. stage for the second time last n The play pi Ir Teerath Kam, the P -it the Graduate
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    108 9 PENANG. Wed.— The Senior Customs Offi< er. Revenue Branch, Penang. Mr. K. Haidaker has written to all shipping agents here t hit they must comply with The longstanding arrangement where. >y neither delivery nor shipping orders would be granted by agents until evidence eou.d be produced by
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    Traders Lose $5 Mil. In Textile Mart Slump
    232 9 Traders Lose $5 Mil. In Textile Mart Slump Standard Staff Reporter MORE than $5,000,000 has been lost as o result of the crisis in the Colony textile trade. Nearly a dozen firms have been forced to close down during the last six months. However, leading textile dealers opine that the
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    75 9 ItaaaatV Market Reporter FAIR vo urne ol i In the Malayan tin si tlon was reporti rio shares srere slightly f-hcr In respon e to the i nent in the tin metal price. Industrials were irregular but rubbers remained led. Changed pri ire: INDI SIKIM Ru\era Titer** fVd Di^p
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    56 9 Bins .pore Ch nnTcp Rubber A n pri «'s t m cei b» *r N i 1 RSrS spot 1 e ti H »B in tnle« R 1 AUI f4 T4} No. 1 RSS Sepl •*> N > 2 Alii: N S August R'i n 'ru iai <
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    704 10 Devon Nair Discusses His Treatment Sir*. Kindly allow me some space la the correspondence columns of your paper lo discuss some farts concerning the treatment acrorded to me hy the (Government of Singapore, after my release from detention in April this year Apart from being denied reinstatement in the teaching
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    VERNACULAR EDUCATION
    503 10 Sir; Time and again our Educational Authorities have stressed that parents in Malaya do not send their children to vernaeular schools unless they are unable to secure admission in English schools. Casually looked at. the statement is true word for word but to shrewd observers, it is thought-provok-ing.
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    BUT WHO CARES?
    270 10 Sir;— ln v o\v of the Financial Crisis in the Federation. 1 venture to suggest that heads of Government Departments should get down to "brass tacks" and svoid spef'dins money unnecessarily even tnough it has !>een voted tor in theii yearly estimates, 1 fee! f hat were
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    Rosolind Ratanam PATTERN SERVICE
    58 10 Rosolind Ratanam PATTERN SERVICE THI COUPON READ THIS BEFORE YOU ORDER YOUR PATTIRN You must enclose »h*ee ten cent stomps if you wont your pottern cut M don't get the stomps vou don't get the pottern A number of orders hove com f to rrre aflthout the till the stomps
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    Deplorable Trend
    268 10 Sir; I wonder how many of your readers have noticed a deplorable trend in the legislation that is being introduced both in Singapore and the Federation. I r^fer to the tendency in modern laws to make the bureaucrat both the judge and the jury. A case in point
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    Left Out In Cold
    276 10 Sit i am one ol those pre-war clerks with about 15 to 16 years of service, who are still hoping again hope that the Clerical union (unfortunately represented by Special or Time Scale clerks) to iron out our case of a few left out in the
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      373 10 THE STARS AND YOU By Rita Del Mar T > WI Ol \|H,N I community is like mi||>; c\cr>oiie oiiKiit to br inchN io take uS belw llinrik ll>mi. NIIKMIW lOK l\UC\. «»>l Com )>te ta-K v so.se problem.. forward mattan involving odd* and andi unflntshad buainass up on raal
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    OTEC BEAT SCS 3-1
    152 11 PLAYING in top form and showing all round superiority Oriental Telephone and Electric Company scored n convincing "j 1 victory over the Singapore Cold Storage at Farrer Park. Tn the 15th minute, Tommy Misson opened thfc scor e for OTF.C off a pass by Boon Khim.
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    ROUGH AND TUMBLE SOCCER AT GEYLANG
    308 11 BREWERIES Sports Club, the Sinsaoorc Business House division two champions, scored a e >— 0 victory over Chartered Bank Sports Club at the Gevlan£ Stadium yesterday. The condition of the ented k ccer played, but those who flocked to witness the game j entertained
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    SHELL HAD NO LUCK
    316 11 QMi^iMmuses JL lift MftniLt HK Bank Hold On To Win i the first 15 minutes »r3 1 Thf. ««_.i *-_~i~^L-„. 1 l in V-h JP resse d unrelentingly i? 6 first 15 minutes and ffen CePer J de WM given an anxious time. But \\mm*m\m* 2
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    No Goals On The Padang
    247 11 Mercantile Bank and Hongkong Bank *'B" shared points o n the Padang. Tli P match, after i;o minutes of interesting and lively soccer ended n goalless draw. A heavy shower which fell during the earlier part of yesterday caused a water-logged ground and prevented good
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    Standard's RACE CARD
    1028 12 Standard's RACE CARD RACE 1: 3-2 5 p.m.*— Class 5, Biv. 3—6 Furs. 1 gag Mrraai and Free S| I >o Mr. Leong H>- Veng Hobba (Unfixm** '.I 190 t I in.i Town lv KIO L C Kongsi E lery Wu la 3 577 Brown Booty XOB Mr. ;inrj Mrs
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    Against The 'Bookies'
    59 12 Against The 'Bookies' PENANG, Wed— Com mentinr* on a report that pictures were taken <> r mem hers of the Penang Turf Club at Monday's races a Police spokesman said today that the pictures were taken in the course of routine Police preventative action to deal with illegal bookBaakaßC. It
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    MATA HARI WILL GO JUST AS WELL TODAY
    279 12 MATA HARI 11, who scored a resounding win over SJ furlongs on the second day is fancied to land a double in the main six furlongs event (race 5) for class 5. At no stage under pressure Mata Hari made it a
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    Asian Rugby Union Meeting
    66 12 SINGAPORE Asian Rugby Union will hold its annual general meeting at the SCRC on Friday at 5.30 p.m. Mr. Gopala Menon the reorewntative- of India in Singapoit. So rr UI A Ut i° X th^ encount Club m their badminton Ran C ol Cr 4 **™st
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    HULA HULA HARD TO BEAT
    293 12 Speed Is His Main Asset PENANG.— Strictly on track form Hula Baaa l m **V| class 2 division 2 (race 4) over six furlong toil al uj "J vk ,n Clubs Angust Bank Hoiiday meeting O^I O „^V ?Sg*' n R j cm? trial with
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    TODAY'S SELECTIONS
    161 12 Windsor Lad (Jay Keveller (Joodwood sKMtll)i:il BANWfI IUVI.Ii P\M»»K\ I 1 in dist |i-« „.i-u Uaate'n I I >1 1 M«-t«M»rite skyrtder (ijyTnsiKii 2 TRIM FALL TAHDBEB DF.W \K Ila j mr I yam (loriai Rrwani H»wf Bcwafw Umtlma m ELKC2AXT KID MR TIN IMMONH ZP Hollywood Slur
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    Trent Fall Will Like Mile More
    276 12 RACE TWO is very open but I like the chances ol Trent Fall who ran a great race to finish third to Hurry l T p over seven furlongs on the second day. Trent Fall was a backmarker right up to the top of
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    Going Good
    10 12 THE going for today's races will remain good.
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    Today's Sport
    68 12 SOCCER: SAFA Cup tie, Pulau Brani rs SCC at Jalan Bexar; Dir. CA f4" vs SHBR(^ at BODCA; Div. .IB Woodbridge Hasp. vs. Indian BS at Grulang: Div. 3C S.S. "A'' vs Braddell SC at CYMA. TENNIS: Malayan Championships finals at SCC courts from 4 p.m BADMINTON: Kerela
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    Skyrider To Atone In Race 1
    212 12 Skyrider To Atone In Race 1 I like the chances of Skyrider in rate 1. This Fairey Fulmar gelding was far from disgraced when finishing fifth to Mata Hari who tore away from his opposition to win over 5_ furlong? on the seeond day. Third right up to the straight
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    Elegant Kid BetteR Over Shorter Race
    189 12 anv .n- KK 1S aS B od a a y in th dMi 5 division 4 v rv (rare 3) The K id figured very prominently i n his 'as' t-Mort over seven furlongs He was among the leaders right up to the top
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    Hurry Up Best Bet For Double
    200 12 Hurry Up Best Bet For Double Rurnr Up (race looks set for a d ruble and is my best bet !or the day. Hurry Up scoied a fluent victor? when Ire stormed past his rivals in the final furlong to win in no uncertain manner. He drops 3 ,b although
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    S'pore Boys For Malayan Badminton
    87 12 S'pore Boys For Malayan Badminton FORTY boys from various Colon/ schools took part in the Singapore BA elimination contesty to select the Colony's schoolboys for thi s year's Malayan Schoolboys badminton cham. pionabipj at Kuala Lumpur. The final selections derided after last night*! gam -.a were: Singles: Robert Lrm Choon
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    ALL the results
    419 12 BOYS On e Mile: l. Lim Chin Chee •ACS'. 2. Mohd Zain iRI i R Sabapathv (SES> j nuns 8 2 sees. 100 Yd?.: 1 Low Kok Thi., (VS), 2 R Nicholas (ACSi 3 Low Kah Yue 'ACS' lu» Hop. Step and Jump: p Thompson <RI» 2
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    Meet Of Spectacular Performances
    217 12 Meet Of Spectacular Performances BEVEN records were 5haM,.....i includes lour in mmmmtm^S^, l J and speclacular Singapore fete f concluded on a nE-aMkaa ,1 lM *< J yesterday. The championship thunderous triumph I Chinese, who renamed rivalry with three |img| holderi the Tan Hoon S pionship Trophy. Rati e« ln-
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