Singapore Standard, 8 August 1953

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    B-29S Test Colony's
    222 2 SI.NC.APORF'S ai r defences were put tc realistic te s >eslerday morning, when three Superforts of the 13th I ailed States Armv Air lone n'bile on a training visit. were engaged in a series of air defence exercises with Hornet fighters of No. S3 and 4."> Squadrons
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    Given Discharge
    24 2 ME K. J man. Ung 1 Wee Hong Chiang 'V k and S theii dischaj \e Six Murray* Aynsley. in the Singapore
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    Detente
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    Road Chase For $1 M. Opium Haul
    7 2 Road Chase For $1 M. Opium Haul
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    CYCLIST STABBED THRICE
    539 2 CYCLIST STABBED THRICE A MMW motor <vc list eras stahhed in the sUititai b. r best .ind arm, in .A lin rued Koad. Singapore on Thursdaj? night, when he resisted being field up h\ three Chinese. lie was riding towards Geyiang when his headlight gave trouble. He stopped to examine
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    Unionists From Fed. To Liaise
    102 2 Two Federation trade unionists renresenting the Government Services Staff Council arrived in Singapore yesterday to ask the Government employees unions to form a liaison committee for th e improvement of relations between the employees unions of the two territories. They a re Mr. M.' Arokiasamy
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    Special Cables For Services
    83 2 Special Cables For Services AN E. F. M. (Expeditionary forces Messages) service for Army. Navy. Air Force personnel m Malaya, ar.d their friends and relatives in Australia, will be available in Malava as from Aug. 12, Cable Wireless Ltd. announced yesterday. The Malayan Telegraph Administration helped to make lne new
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    218 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubbe prices (cents per Ib) in Slbrupo: e j ester day were Buyers Sellers So 1 K.S.S Spot Loose G3i 641 Xo. 1 K.S.S. 641 64* No. 2 R.S.S. (3 63$ No. 3 R.S.S. 611 61 J Tone: Steady quiet. TIN PKH'fc The price of tin yesterday
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    PWD Starts Spade Work On Kallang Bridge
    55 2 PWD Starts Spade Work On Kallang Bridge Plan To Relieve Traffic THE Singapore Public Works Department is now carrying out intensive investigations in the Kallang Basin, over which it is planned to build a bridge connecting the Beach Road reclamation with the airport. The $11,000,000 scheme is planned to relieve
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    Burglar Breaks Into Two Houses
    83 2 "This is probably going to be one of the most Interesting schemes of nresent Sinpanore," Mr. R. J. Hollis-Bce. Senior Executive- E the P.W.D.. said yesterday. The P.W.D. team is investigating the soil rnnclitions in the Basin to determine which will he ihe hr st
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    Found Hanging
    292 2 TAY SENG HUA (50). un- employed, was found hanging by a strip of cloth in the bathroom of a house in BenCOOlen Street. Singapore, early yesterday morning. He was dead. This is being chocked by actual boring into the bed of the Basin. When tbcssj f vestigations are
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    MCTORMEN TO FORM A UNION
    56 2 ABOUT 10.000 worki naployed in the Motor I in Singapore will have a union to represent them soon An interim committee ot the proposed union, tin- S.ng.i, Motor Workers* Union, been formed to draft itg i and regulations. The union will be opened to all
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    INDIAN EMPLOYERS MAY BE REPORTED
    203 2 EMPLOYERS of Indian shop assistants in Malava who failed tn honour the standard agreement under which an employee is brought mto Ma- laya can be reported to the Government ol India Representative in Malaya who will try to enforce the ternsg of the contract. This
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    NEW MEMBER OF MUSLIM BOARD
    38 2 TUAN HAJI A Mohamed Shariff has been appoaiited a member of the Muslim Advisory Board in p)ar 0 of T ian Haji Adam Mohame<j Ehru < him* Tor the ixtioe ending Sept. ao. I
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    No Taxis For 2 Hours
    82 2 FOR two hours on \m_ l«i there will be no t r\is on Sin gapore streets. Irom IU .t m to ll noo n on that ia] f\» i taxi driver will attend i mass mrftim; at th, Hi dm la ton Hail ratted t.
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    Love's Ardour Had Lts Sting
    14 2 Love's Ardour Had Lts Sting *ON< so lairi J *mu lur, I He a
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    Govt. Dissolves Three Societies
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    A Drop In Thai Baht Will Put Up Trade
    74 3 A Drop In Thai Baht Will Put Up Trade vuIVG circles i« forecast a defj.i.l^ oJ the baht j -urrency, because recession in the *L-i Export trade and ,eauenl increase in C *»X i the the preban on »r matere lifted. i sg i a l circles the effect bahl
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    YW Members Leave Today
    111 3 YW Members Leave Today nemy.W.C A car where f syan i m I which J e MalLoh Pooh of the 11. B. Am- rsterday. Va r i discuss w o r k. finance Singapoi up of j T general Khoo.. is quite j relation younger j Holding ity end on
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    Quarters 'Unfit' For The Married
    338 3 Quarters 'Unfit' For The Married THE Singapore Government I Union yesterday asked Government to make arrangements with the Improvement Trust to provide twoned artisan quarters to married employees. In letter to the Colonial ry, the union's secre[nche Hassan bin Hussein stated that many married emres, especially those from rwer-income group
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    SCHOOLS CLOSE FOR HOLIDAYS
    28 3 in Singapore closed yesterday for holidays. They reopen on Sept. 7. rday was a half holiday with disthose who had done well in the
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    China Remittances
    160 3 FAMILY remittances totalling $2,022,119 were sent from Malava to China during July. Of this sum $1,328,333 went from Singapore. The countries are: Den-i mark. Italy. Iceland. Luxembourg. Holland, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland. In separate notes sent last month, the British Foreign Office pointed out that the visa requirement
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    Boys Help Out
    39 3 THE principal, staff and students of the Methodist Bojf Afternoon School in Singapore have collected $501.05 towards the Geyfng Fire Relief Fund. The money has been forwarded to Rev. J. R. Flaming at St. Andrews Cathedral.
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    Co-ops To Form Invest' Society
    42 3 .Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S 16 Co-operative thrift and loan societies with total membership of many thousands, will discuss next week how to invest part of their combined assets of over $1,000,000 in other than local trustee securities.
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    SPIDERS LED TO HIS DEATH
    86 3 A QUARREL between two teen-agers, Lee Tee Chan Lee San Hoe, over fighting spiders led to an argument between Tee Chan's father. 30--year-old Kee Hee, and San Hoe's uncle, 51-year-old Tang Show. The argument became so hot that Kee Hee struck Tang Show. The old
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    3 Months For Using Knife
    48 3 MR. R. B. I. PATES, the Singapore Sixth Police Magistrate, yesterday sentenced a shopkeeper. Kanapathy Narayanan, to three months imprisonment for attempting to cause hurt to Police Lieutenant M. K. Steward with a knife on the night of July 4 in Serangoon Road.
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    No Visas Needed For These 8 Countries
    38 3 BRITAIN has told eight European countries that from Sept. 1 their nationals will no longer need travel visas for visits to Singapore, the Federation of Malaya and North Borneo, reports Reuter.
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    ADVANCE PAY
    127 3 TO enable its members to reltbrate Hari Rajs un 1 20. the Singapore Cits Council Labour unions Federation has asked the City Council to par its Muslim employees this month in advance. WHILE a Singapore detective wr-; searching passenaen in a trolley hus. ha MW a man walking
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    $3,880 MORE FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    204 3 THE Blngr-oore Sofal Welfare Depar it yesterday received $3,880 .29 from members of the Singapore Chinese Christian Inter Chureh Union. Sophia Road, for the Geylang Fire victims. ThU money will he handea to the Singapore Joint Relief Organisation and shortly will be paid out under
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    49 Pass Teachers' Final Exam
    562 3 nor. P WH,L E f UP L o»>our Councillors attacked the move by the Sinqo-Cou«r-n 9reSS, r e Port y to introduce a breach of secrecy law, five other U C, who r e n r members of the Progressive Party, hailed it as a
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    Keep That Muzzle On
    49 3 THE INDIAN danrer is Mrs. Rosalind Finrh. She is appearing as a guest artiste in the Lydia's School of Art and Drama production "Cinderella Operetta" at the Victoria Theatre o n Aug. 8 and J). The concert is in aid of the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association.
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    Jailed For Having Knife
    256 3 FORTY-NINE diploma cour e student teachers have passed their 1953 final examinations after undergoing two years' ■"raining at the Teachers' College in Singapore. Tnere were four failures who might have to leave the course. The successful candidatej are: Harbans Singh, Naravan Singh. Miss Chan Poh Neo,
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    Templer In Bukit Merah
    5 4 Templer In Bukit Merah pheto.
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    Women Bandits
    31 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Two women terrorists were among; three killed by Security Forces yester- in the Mentakab area ot Palunf bv a platoon af the Fourth Battalion, Malay Regiment
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    Rubber Men Meet—ButNo Results Yet
    164 4 Rubber Men Meet— ButNo Results Yet A tiu id terrorist contacted at the <ame time escaped. A grenade and packs were recovered. The Seventh Federal Jungle pany killed one of two ley contacted in the area of Pahang. Tie second terrorist, who es- is believed to have been wounded. A
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    360 Lost Their Jobs Last Month
    190 4 ABOUT 'AGO workers lost their jobs in July, according to statistical figures published by the Singapore Labour Department yesterday. Another 90 workers employed at a rattan processing factory will be thrown out of employment within three weeks, when the factory closes down because of
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    Opens Art Show
    24 4 MALACCA, Fri. Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan yesterday opened a calligraphy exhibition by Wan Wing Sum at the Meng Seng Charitable Association,
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    Tan's Directive 'Ridiculous'-Raj
    130 4 Tan's Directive 'Ridiculous'- Raj Kl ALA LUMPUR. Fri. Today's meeting between representatives of the Malayan Planting and Industrial Employers' Association and the two employees' organisation, the All Malayan Estates Staffs Fnion and the PanMalayan Rubber Workers' Fnion. to form a joint industrial council for the rubber industry in Malaya produced
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    Broke Food Law
    39 4 CHONG Ah Kwai who admitted moving restricted articles, namely six katis of salt fish, on the main road of Changkat Jering without a permit, was fined $40 by the Taiping Magistrate yesterday. The fine was paid.
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    UNCLAIMED PRIZE WINNING BONDS
    402 4 A number of people in the Federation hoid Premium Bonds which have been draw n at the first. second and third draws, and hav e not presented them tor redemption. These prize-winning Premium Bonds include the first prize of $5,252.75 in the third draw (No. *****5).
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    Law To Give RIDA 'Take-over' Land Rights
    294 4 Law To Give RIDA 'Take-over' Land Rights KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A Bill which will j give the Rural and Industrial Development Authority in the Federation the power to acquire land by compulsion, will be introduced at the next meeting of the Federal Legislative Council The bill which will incorporate RIDA
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    Boy Used Force On Girl, Gets Sotan
    180 4 Boy Used Force On Girl, Gets Sotan KIAI. A U'MPCR. Fri.— A youth. V iam (18) was found guilty when he appeared before Mi. G.V, Howard, in I the First Magistrate's Court this morning on charge of I using criminal foree to out race the ly ol a school girl
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    800 Youths To Join Mao
    55 4 THE Dutch liner Tjiluwah sailed from Singapore ye rday afternoon with nearly 800 Chinese deck passengers returning to Communist China from Indonesia. Singapore and the Federation. A group of 100 youths from the Federation and Singapore embarked yesterday morning, under the watchful eve of police
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    SLUMP WILL PUSH RIDA PLANS-ONN
    100 4 KUALA LUMPUR, fi The preset) l trade will not Bafed (lie remaining programme of the Run Industrial De- A thority this year nor f II expected to I irtai] IV f J programme. s;o.' Data Sir Onn bin Ja"f P, th« lhail nan. today. **1:.
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    New Party Attacked By Two Nairs
    104 4 New Party Attacked By Two Nairs THE S ned by Singapore labour Legi live Council! »r, Mr. C R D ratlin R terd.. of the are Messrs. V.K M.P.D. N ting South War' in thi I louncil. Mr. V.K. N the se\*en e Councilor- ed Leg -led to S was
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    Housebreaker Caught By Bread Knife
    117 4 ROUSED from sleep in the dead of night by a nOise con> ißf from the back of the hoi a coffee shop owner ..v. the figure of a man walk; Shouting "thief! thi, if. Owner chased th e rnan scrambled up the back The owner
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      92 4 Weather MINIMI M fCMPI R\ 1 1 Rl from 7.30 p.m. tm U u to 7.30 a.m. on Aug. 8 sing a porr (80F); Penane <7.»!): Kota I'.ihrj (7('F): Kualj I.umpur (72F); Ip.ih (7!Ft; Kw.intan (71F). Maximum IVmp, r.ilur.-: from 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m on \u 8 Sianpore (8!Ui:
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    Welcome US Note
    309 5 KUALA Ll MPI R ,Fri. —Tin and rubber produ cers today welcomed a I mted States State Department report that man v Americans realise Malaya is playing an important part in the free struggle against Communism. But they wisher], however that America would not just paj dp-service"
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    New ßook On Our Orchids To Appear
    92 5 New ßook On Our Orchids To Appear A 750 page volume entitled '•Orchids of Malaya." illustrated by Lf 4 line drawings and lour full page colour' plates will appear this month. It is thi? first volume of a Revised Flora of Malaya and j is written by Professor R. E.
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    Federal Council
    43 5 THE next meeting of the Sixth Session ol the Federal Legislative Council will be held in the Council Chamber. MaxRoad. Kua'. a Lumpur, on S f at 10 a.m.. and will be continued on the following day at 9.30 a m.
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    Rubber, Tin Men
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    Governor At Fair
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    Bill To Amend Law On Moneylendina
    277 5 KUALA LUMPUR, I ri.-A bill to amend the Moneylenders Ordinance will be introduced in the federal Legislative Council by the Attorney-General. The bill explains that the provisions of the Ordinance are not happily worded to cover the case of an agent who does not
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    2 Officials For Oath Of Allegiance
    131 5 Standard Staff Reporter PERSONS who are obliged to swear allegiance to the Queen under the new Singapore Immigration Rules may do so before the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Mr. R. N. Broome and the Assistant Secretary for Chinese Affairs. Mr. J. D. Duncanson. The
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    He Won't Drive For One Year
    64 5 GRAHAM Phillips, a <crIt in the R.A.O.C. Johore. pleaded guilty in the S. I pore Second Traffic Cc i terday. to driving a c car along Woodlands Road erctay morning with* civilian driving licence and without being covered by third party insurance. He was
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    Fire Caused By Short Circuit
    48 5 A SMALL fire due to a wiring short circuit broke out in the office ol Linoype and Machinery Ltd. in Robinson Road, Singapore. yesterday evening. Two fire engines were sent to the sr*ene and the fire eras extinguished before any damage aras done.
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    SECURITY CURTAIN FALS ON DOCK
    174 5 SECURITY CURTAIN FAL S ON DOCK STRICT security curtain was drawn yesterday over the Foudre, a French combined floating dock and transport vessel, which ar- rived in Singapore harbour for a night's stopover after re-fuelling at Pulau Bukom. She is carrying vital war supplies to Indo-China and will also serve
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    69 5 Sl-ondord London Cormpondent LONDON, Auf. 6 The following arc the closing prices of rubber 0.-»d tin mm fh« London market: LONDON RUBBER Spot Sept. .Sid. Oct. /Dec. JJ* Jmn./AAcm. '9,d. Apr/J-ne _W* Auq C.i.#. Sept. c.i.#. IWA Tone: Idle. LONDON TIN Spot £582. 10*. per ton
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    Army Reserves Can Now 'Stand Down'
    329 5 Army Reserves Can Now 'Stand Down' Britain's Gift Aids Expansion KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The British Govcrnment gift of $621 million -for o Moloyon National Army has made it possible for this force to expand at a rate which will enable the Malay Regiment Reserve to "stand down/' a Federal Government
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    JUDGE'S NEW POST
    29 5 MR. V. A BRIGGS, (.".1). Puisne fudge in the I tion. has been appoint* the additional po <»* ot Appeal for Ea.-t A:: announced in London. Reuter
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    City Council Can't Charge Trust: Ruling
    214 5 TH?: Singapore Citv Police Magistrate. Mr. .1. 88. Deve-reux-Colebourn. a-ked the prosecutor of the Citv Building Department, Mr. P. E. Siddon>. whether the Su gapore Improvement Trust could be charged for the i alleged damage done to a j bouse kn Ann Siang Hill
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    VACATION COURSE
    49 5 m .i Stall Reporter FIVE I "loin all over M i r in Singapore n a week's vacation coui •ir time that inions I to orga:. c Tne COW of and excui to p emit- Bl The from in 1 I Ml i I. i I H
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    Give It Up, City Is Urged
    53 5 TRAFFIC ROLE A Kf OM B ander its »ntv to th' 1 Commit! it aoanimoui veI which that ('(•unci „f own, it cannot enfoi < it ni.«kt to regulat. 'lie P > I tTV coi it the h gh BJ itv. the itu hi
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    Mum's The Word
    432 6 j ET public affairs be conducted but in secret Let the doors be closed. Let putty be put into key holes. Let the needle be passed around and thumbs pricked and the blood drunk to seal the bond of secrecy. And let a cockrel be beheaded to
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    445 6 \V HAT sort of secrets then have the Progressives in mind secrets whose revelation would be so detrimental to public interests that the Councillor who does not keep mum should be expelled. At the moment no Councillor can be expelled except for reasons like bankruptcy, imprisonment, absence without leave or
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    Review of Views
    425 6 Review of Views Literary Congress UTUSAN MELAYU criticises the Preparatory Committee of the Malay Literary Congress in Seremban lor the inadequate arrangements it had made for holding the Congress. The Congress, scheduled to be held on Aug. 14 and 15. was postponed indefinitely. This is the second time Malay writers
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    A QUESTION
    51 6 Sir; I should like to ask Pyidawtha to remember that the workers concerned are ju t as human as he is himself, and there is no reason why thev should be denied the same standard of living as he him elf enjoys as a human being W.D. EMPLOYEE.
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    Is Britain Anti-American?
    1091 6 Is Britain Anti -American? TP^l— Says The New York "Daily Mirror" The New York "Daily Mirror" launched, a few days ago, a violent and hitter attack on the British Government, press and people, accusing them of being anti-American. It said the British Press was whipping up anti-American sentiment. Cassandra, the
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    He Agrees
    146 6 S r;— It was really interest- ing to see the letter by "Dis- ted Clerk" of Kuala Lum- pur under the heading "Tall, Dark and Broke" in the Bin- j gapore Standard of July 21 which concludes with "girls art indeed such funny crea- 1 Cures.** Judeln from
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    We, the PEOPLE
    530 6 We, the PEOPLE SWEEPING ACCUSATION' Sir: Your correspondent writing under the pen-name of "Fourth Generation" under the heading "Rip Van Winkles of Malaya" is not only inaccurate but also ignorant and mischievous. He described me as "one oj Those diehard* who live in the past and are oblivious of the
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    IS THIS ORDER JUST TO HUMILIATE ME?
    387 6 S.r; I have read Mr. CX. Devan Nair's protest against conditions imposed on him by the Government In your issue of August 6 and it has prompted me to make my case public also. I have not yet made any public protest or
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    Wake Up Malaya!
    186 6 Sir; The Government of Singapore decided sometime ago to remit Entertainment Tax on sport's meetings (effective from May 1953). The Federation of Malaya Government, as yet, show no sign of doing anything of the sort. Whv not? It is understood that HE. General Sir Gerald Templer. the
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    Laughter at Work
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    Air Crash Victims Arrive In Beirut
    74 7 Air Crash Victims Arrive In Beirut BCIRI I- Auj. I Twinpassengers who Si Ihe A!r France Lilation crash 1and- on the coast Turkei oa Monday and ol lour who I here voter I rbanese Air many .therewith on their rlinci (ill after lc where rson board rtrs Osk re nc-
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    RI Envoy Confers With lke
    23 7 RI Envoy Confers With lke a need I ounl in a tower as am- up bis Minister. would fly y by wa.\ rid.
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    55 Missing Since Berlin Riots
    23 7 \FP> j 17 i iot<. 55 j i nounced 55 mis- no mpts by tO Police pi oved
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    Rhee Agrees To Sign A Pact On Mutual Security
    171 7 T. (Reutei Ll announ- that she a mutual! with the re to-' n Pn «pp nion ing his ii to- •iced by Soulh Korean Foreign Minister Pyun Yung Tai immediately after Mr. in Poster Dulles American Secretary cf State had ri
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    Quirmo To Get Don't Run' Note
    23 7 Quirmo To Get Don't Run' Note (Reuter)— rnly have deident Elpidio draw irom I i itial race health. (J lirlno is hospistomach ulcer
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    Now There is Light
    55 7 No w There is Light photo. NOW that the truce is in effect in Korea, the cities do not have to hide under a blanket of darkness at night and are free to proclaim peace by brightly blazing their lights. Here the KOK capital of Seoul shines brightly as seen
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    Free Wine Flows In France
    97 7 Free Wine Flows In France MONTPELLIER, Aug. 7 (Renter) British tourists and trench lorry drivers sustained themselves with free wine on the roadsides of southwest France jesterda> .is wine farmers blocked the roads i n the second battle «d the barricade." An estimated thousand road blocks wer P thrown across
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    Missing Plane Recovered
    52 7 ZURICH. Aug. 7 (AFP)— An rican B-2D bomber, which into the Franfenseg Lake. here, alter a raid on l nich in April 1044. has been ted by a 3'oung Swiss businessman After several weeks' searching with the help of divers Martin ShafTher's enterpr.-c rewarded. The plane was
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    U.S. To Fight Aggression In For East
    386 7 U.S. To Fight Aggression In For East Ike Reports On Current Affairs WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 (UP)— President t.senhower vowed lost night that the United Mates would combat aggression in Asia or any other part of the world. The President said demonstrations in Eastern Oc -rmany and the Korean truce -present
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    Ist VIETNAM UNIT GOESINTOACTION
    158 7 the south-eastern district of the Red River delta lne Command did not disclose how many battalions the Vietnamese are using against tne Yietmmh south-east ot Hanoi. rhe Vietnamese armv hopes to have all of the r>4 new batons in action by the end of this year.
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    Row Over A Wedding Photograph
    89 7 LONDON. Aug. 7: (Reuter) The Liberal News Chronicle today condemned a South African Cabinet Minister's criticism of a wedding photograph of a daughter of the late Sir Stafford Cripps and a Nigerian. This newspaper printed the photograph on page one under the caption "Picture we
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    New Rl Law Halves Importers
    53 7 JAKARTA. Aug 7. (UP)— The number of foreign and Indonesian importers In Surabaya East Java, has decreased by 50 per cent, loi lowing new registration, according to Antara News Agency. Indonesian importers now number 00 compared with 120 previously, while foreign importers total 200 compared
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    Reds May Hold PoWs Hostages
    31 7 UNITED NATIONS. Aug. 7. (UP) General Mark W. Clark said today th e Communists miaht h c holding unlisted American prisoners as hostages tor political purposes.
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    Helicopter Service
    45 7 A SABENA (Belgian air- 5 lines) ski .Sikorsky S. 55 J helicopter takes off from Brussels aiip»rt inaugu- rating the world's first J international helicopter service. Sabena will fly helicopters from Brussels j to Rotterdam. Lille, J Cologne and Bonn. UP 5 photo.
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    Churchill For Chartwell
    81 7 LONDON. Aug. 7 (Refer)— Mr. Winston Churchill plans to return next week from Chequer.^, his official residence in Buckinghamshire to his own out-of-town hou. e at Chart well. Kent. He has not yet decided the date of his return to No. 10 Downing Street, the Prime Minister's
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    British Troops Leave For East
    41 7 SOUTHAMPTON. Aug 7. (AP)— The first British troops assigned to Korea since the armistice sailed for the Far East yesterday. The First Battalion of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment left aboard the 18.()3«J-ton transport Empire Orwell. pnoio.
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    Another 400 Allied Prisoners Set Free
    116 7 PANMUNJOM, Aug. 7, (Reuter-AP).— Twentyfive more British prisoners were handed over to-day bv the Communists as tne third day of the exchange under the Korean truce began at Panmunjom. Tne first Commonwealth soldier to be exchanged today was Gunner Norman Gra< Garland of the
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    USSR Council ln Budget Debate
    43 7 MOSCOW Aug 7 (AFPI The Union Council o! the Sui>reme Soviet today coi its debate on the budg I i hearing ad i in m Minister of Health A. Tn tyak<A-. and the Miniates oi Agriculture, A. Ko/.ov.
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    Soviet Luxury Express Shot At?
    68 7 BRUNSWICK. Aug 7. (Rei> V. r -nan reli.: have to I nan journ. that the lux ii v S >\ i pn B Expn hich runs ets n East I many and Moscow, was shot al I'd sh partisan! and n: I I red in
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    DESTROYER GIFTS
    29 7 THE c ire v S il ipo man that i. bigg< al ihe LT) desti I lenl to I ti i e.\--•i i»i I.'1 ,i con AFP
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    West To Study Soviet Proposals
    236 7 LONDON, Auff. 7 (Reuter) -Senior We tern diplomats will meet in one of the three Western cup taf soon to analyse .Moscow's latest Bote to tl Big Hire. and tt) draft a reply to it, according to aa authoritative source. lhe Kremlin note a virtu;
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    US $55,000 For Calling Her A Red
    102 7 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7: (Reuter) A California superior court jury today awarded a 'J9-year-old school teacher. Miss Fern Burner US$55,--000 (£19,643) damages for ha v int; been falsely accused of Communist leanings. Mr. Jimrmie Tarantino. a gossip magazine publisher, was ordered to pay
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    Italy's Next P.M. Mum On Crisis
    64 7 ROME. Aug 7 (AP) Pre- mier Designate Attilio Piccioni reported to Pre<idcnt Luigi > Einaudi yesterday on progre^ I he is making towards forming jof a government and ending j the Italian political cri A briet Quirinale Palace announcement of their mectmg which took
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    Ho Hints At Truce Parley
    66 7 SAIGON. Aug. 7 (AP) Radio Vietminh broadcast today a report that France had 1 begun negotiating with Com- munist-led Vietminh for an armistice in the Indo-China war. Then saying it would give 1 further details in a subsequent broadcast, the radio added, with apparent contradiction,
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    Hollywood Singer To Be Deported
    90 7 Hollywood Singer To Be Deported LOS ANfKI I s (AP) II! arn 1 i ingei 1 1 I I r boula i da [>• 1 tion to his nal He a i taken i tr) headquarters cm arranging f< on a US$5OO I), t r it t Immi > t<ir
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    French Admiral
    46 7 VICE AD rIIRAI. P i B jot, C-in C ol t Indian < > in THIS family of three, the Henri Bourdens is attempting to return to France from Vietnam by small boat. The wife is Jose on the left. The daughter is called Marcelle. UP
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    226 8 LONDON, Aug.7: (Renter)— Britain is getting ready for a big expansion of its operation of Jetliner services throughout the world, including round the globe routes by bigger and faster Comets and giant Britannias. British Overseas Airways Corporation, first airline to operate Jets, announced
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    352 8 LONDON, Aug. 7: (Renter) Britain's Air and Supply Ministries today lifted the veil of secrecy surrounding one of the most powerful jet eng- Jap Ships For New Rl Coastal Run JAPAN plans to set up an inter-insulai shipping service in Indonesia
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    171 9 OETAND SOUk 0$ IN BRITAIN c.O Derationed, Price Up n() log. 7 (AP)— Britain's housewives got J „e\vs uith h bad yesterday: sugar probably in September, but it* price i s going V tl 0 cooking fats and butter. to B The Food Ministry said the price
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    'Rufus' Runs Amok In Wall Street
    50 9 vf. io RK 7 M •*horn- escaped from Interfere I a^ r rerorain g ißstm\mrnran bv n them. r f ia the brd ami Se past U TmfemXX iihim a". leZ ntit- raused traffic fessional bird rai un r juempts lius is nun'T at
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    4,000 Metres Dive Planned
    15 9 4,000 Metres Dive Planned Pic- here of No the y to u has vent and
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    Eligible Bachelor Is Engaged
    83 9 Eligible Bachelor Is Engaged as Bri- helor. 21-3 l aduate. I 26, emer on a of the B .tain "and to three he Is known to thousands tor his public museum at his home, Palace House. Beaulieu in Hampshire. Southern England. Old Etonian and ex-officer in the Grenadier Guards he
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    Closer Britain And Europe Link Urged
    95 9 LONDON. Aug. 7 (Reuter) Members of leading political parties and other public figures ed a statement here last night urging closer association between Britain and Europe more precise British links S human Plan. nent v :ased In the six Schuiintrles—France, Italy, the NetherBelgium and
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    BRITAIN SIGNS BIG SUGAR DEAL WITH INDONESIA
    441 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN R V STANDARD SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT JAKARTA, August 7 Britain has just concluded a big sugar deal with Indonesia, restoring Indonesia to the exporting sugar field for the first time since the end of World War 11. Under the new contract,
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    10,000 Tons Of Rubber To Reds
    49 9 COLOMBO. Aug. 7 (UP) Ceylon will export 10,350 tons of rubber to China this month, bringing the total so far this year to 37,000 tons. government sources said yesterday. Ceylon is under agreement to export 50.000 tons of rubber a year to China.
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    US-Turkey Pact
    29 9 THE Luted States and Turkey have signed <*m agreement releasing lii.4no.uoo Turkish lira (about U5539,800,000) in Mui urity Admin. tion funds to supplement Turkey's military budget. AP.
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    Bank Assets In Malaya Increase
    176 9 MALAYAN banking statistics show the total assets of banks in this country at May were greater than '**-<? value of their assets at the end of 1952,' while liabilities and the value of operations werei lower in May than at the end of the last
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    Austral Malay Tin Output
    53 9 THE Directors of Au-tral] Malay Tin Limited aOJaounced yesterday that theil rompanies procured a total of 3,676 piculs of tin ore during July. Thabawleik Tin Dredging Limited, 1,193 piculs; Pungah Tin Dredging Limited, 84n piculs; Austral Amalgamated Tin Limited, Asam Kumbang Section. H>s piculs and Puchong
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    Peking Trades In Sterling
    44 9 HONGKONG, Aug. 7 (AFP) Chinese Communist exports to Japan are repotted lo have been changed to the sterling payment > tem and imports from Japan to Hongkong to dollar payments, accordin information received trom Communist China by local importers and exporters.
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    Rubber Buyers Show Fair Interest
    190 9 Rubber Buyers Show Fair Interest THE rubber market in Singapore yesterday remained about unchanged from Thursday's levels, first grade rubber for August shipment closing at 641 cents per Ib. (64 l cents per Ib. on Thursday). Fair buying interest was reported both locally and from upcounliy. Factory interest was small
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    Rabbet Exports
    22 9 TOTAL ex* ol of all grades to al] i from Singapore anu the Federation ol Malaya July 1953, B tons.
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    World Export Values Are Up
    58 9 NEW YORK. ter). Wofi in value from i ikmi noo (about I niiii noo i $73,456,000,000 (about I I 000.000) hi 1952, a Unit tical bulletin ti Most of the due to higher] prici I i tual increase in amounted to oi bulletii -ed in
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    NOON PRICES
    20 9 Singapore G i Com. prices tm ci 64] FOB in bait I RSS Si rder Oct Tone. Stead-,
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      66 9 THF produce Singapore remained q 1 ■11 ted with report! •<**. pra era iv i«t 5 2\ per il f buyers of A fusl. Coconut oil w rs. Singapore produce p (per picul) quoted by were U (Split) $27 (whole), copra I >f (at 1 l bier $250, Pepp.
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      SHARES
      45 9 MAI .WAN" t:n sham malned steady j i U< and bu I round the pi ing Int er, the majority of I being to higher le* iber share Chanced prirrs imii armi 1 1 Baa-tees Belters I ild i MINI N I I I
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    Postcards Bore Prized SUmps
    33 9 FLORENCE, Italj [AP) A p •ir up and hunting 1 n t d< He ih million I Us t« i 11 card'. B) i were P tor's of I
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    1260 10  -  MAXINE RAKICH THE ACCENT IS ON SEPARATES' By sJ! PAKATF.S are new*! >J Thev have been n< ws for ji unod m.111% months now but strange js it mav s have aot '-".Mt on i n Malaya. And Ml toll yil w ',v— what many of
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    OF MEN AND MUSIC
    795 10  -  Bill V/ebb Jones IN SPITE of the very real opposition of the Johore Grand Prix, there was a full house to see and hear last Sunday morning's Rhythm Show at the Rex Cinema. It was unfortunate that the dates clashed. However, on the part of the
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    SPOTLIGHT ON ELIJAH SOLOISTS
    704 10  -  'ANACRUSIS' MUSIC NOTES By 'yHE "ELIJAH" soloists for A the Musical Society's forthcoming production are Joyce Thompson (soprano), Doris Cox (contralo) and Paul Abisheganaden (ter: or). The baritone role of "Elijah** will be sung by the Society's guest artist, Harold Williams Joyce Thompson was introduced *o
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      84 10 iit'/t 4 '4i rscci s CUHDAY, August 9. \*M a.m. H.M.V. Btudio. Chamber Bnactnbla Cholt (Full) Hymn of Pralaa Monday. August It, 530 p.m. v.m.h Musical Society (Strings only). THE COUPON READ THIS BEFORE YOU ORDER YOUR FATTERN. You mutt enclote three ten cent ttampt il you want your pattern
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      199 10 y^ fmf*\ PARLOPHONE i I J^m*my m *To r \r*T'~*.J \f**Mm**A__ 1/ Ntw PAtLOCIIONI 78 RPM RKOfaDS Variety Hils from the new musical proofs 'GUYS AND DOLLS', sung 5) EDMUND HOCK3IDGE w.th Orchestra conducted by Phil.p Green XX I'LL KNOW LUCK BE A I A')Y XX I'VE NEVER BEEN IN
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      93 10 jjto Contest No, 27 Can You Name This Star? ALL through this Meek lat Singapore Standard pre aents its twentv-seventh stai COOlest All vou've eot to do is to collect the six pn lures ana their respective coupons and send thorn torr« h **r with Ihe nmie ot the stars
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    SAAA Hope Now On Public
    174 11 SAAA Hope Now On Public no well with the Singapore Amateur r v* ociation. Late yesterday afternoon they i:^- f the Police th.it their application to hold i** 1 scheduled today could not be granted. f Ihe running Kuala to send a team of 4G to Kuala Lumpur. So fr.r
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    RAF Score 5 Against Eurasians
    137 11 RAF Score 5 Against Eurasians Combined RAF were too good winnmf r? let^n EM? t*e™m Commun-tv 7 5 ~t° in lheir 9AFA t~i l v i-eague game at Jalan Besar ,tadiu m ye^rdnv gent a n Aj .K Cn 4# p layin e tote&seni and thrustfin socce- tnnW bv inthm
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    SARU Elect Office-Bearers
    79 11 T tt "S.«»»ua] general meeting of the Singapore Asian Rugby Union held at the SCRC yesler.*Z {°f nvin S office bearers uer 0 elected: President: Tan Hoo n Siang ne-elected): Vice-Presidents: R Ssi K ai T Sf* Anf Soon Hoe .md Ng Wood Kan (all reelected) lion.
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    66 11 SOCCER: SAFA Community leatjue, Indonesians rs Singapore Chinese at Jalan Besar; Div. 3A— P nnd T rs Blue Rovers nt Gei/lanq; Dv, :>c T.M.0.8.A. vs i P. Sfamaiani <If ("YMA ('RiCKE T: YMCA 'vs T.T.C. ut YMCA at 2.15 St. Andrcr.-'s Past rs Present ut Woods-file at 2
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      272 11 r*4| N VmuiJSATiON N°E£* is .h^by fiiven mat ihe foi losing persons whose names and addresses ar e given below are applying jo the Governor for naturalisation and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a written and Mgned statement of the
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      264 11 THE SINGAPORE TRACTOR COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in the United Kingdom UMITED STOP SERVICES SIGLAP ROAD TO FINLAYSON GREEN COMMENCING on Monday. oreson r AugUst ,W3 the whir* Lmi,lcd S^P Service Kurau f* 1^ 0 Tcl( will h. and F,n,a^on Green Sii an p Xter i ded l run fro Green,
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      480 11 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION (PERAK BRANCH) VOTICE is hereby given 31 thc Fl ANNUAL -•ENERAL MEETING of the Perak Committee of the Malayan Chine e Association will be held at the premises of the Perrk Chin. nber of Commerce. Nos ;ffi7. Hale otrcet. Ipoh on Sunday the 16th day of Augu
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      693 11 Sill I lONS WWII l> a i BrtlTiSH ibject. Ch i«aa i age \\2 GfcNKRAL CLKHX snipping, talexmanth «j vasscr experience I, r* -*>a Chineaa rd icat i l^rd 7 In Enelish R* ipore Salary flraAi Saiav. > > 103 Standard. S.:i.i: ■■•> l INDIA! I IK S> S E
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    RIGOLETTO FOR THE GOLD CUP
    171 12 TODAY'S SELECTIONS Windsoi Lad <Jay Kevellei lioudwnod MOl I.IN KOI Ofc MOII. IN KOI Ofc rMTtI OK\NI> l-iriy t.r.iml Mnrent Mushing m WMKIKI KANAKA 9VW9M XUmmmWrn Curlew ,#V,m, __l*' Sl\l»A I MU lIAVDKi; lIAYpKK 311iv.|.-.- >ia|*u Tahu siai».i l.ilm Prhaleer Frilateer Tmlltli Ol August PALITOf
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    S. Minstrel To Win Ths Main Sprint
    504 12 SCOT'I ISH MINSTREL. a Tudor Minstrel gelding has made mii'-h headway since his trip lo Bukit Timah and i s my choice iri the Bank Holiday Cup over six furlongs. Scottish Minstrel gave a •-.did account of himself red his rivals all th
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    Going Soft
    23 12 RAIN fell yesterday morning and with the sky threatening more rain the going for today's races is likely to be soft.
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    1270 12 RACE 1: 2.15 p.m.-— Class 1 Div. 2— 6 Furs. L 4«i3 Fiflv Grand 6y 9.00 Mr Kok Huong Bagby bB5 Flushing 4y 8.13 Madam If Y. Cheong Bagby 3. 37»i Theatre 8y 8.12 "Brilliant Kongsi" Ma tS n «.-VV V, Wi,,d 4 bB9 Moulin Rouge 4v
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    590 12 By WINDSOR LAD PENANG: Can Rigoletto, a 6-year-old Majano gelding measure up to the Penang Gold Cup fie Id and have the beating of the lot? My contention is that this out and out stayer will be equal to the task. HERE
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