Singapore Standard, 22 August 1953

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD fc 3H Vol. IV. N«. 51, SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1953. TWELVE IV\l,K^ 10 TENTS.
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    Choosing The Lots
    48 1 A* Tokr Tujc is seen choosing lots for 48 fami •miintin New >illage in Honekone who were r^n imielcss by a recent fire. Mr. Aw Boon H-iw funds for the construction of the ten houses which nil b P tjven to ten of these families.
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    AW TO DONATE 10 MORE HOUSES
    123 1 \W BOON HAW, Governing Director of Amalgamated, has decided to donate he erection of 10 more houses for Honuintictims in Hongkong. Mr. Aw tnnounced 'his de- rision a- the recent draw for the ten houses which he had earlier donated to the nre victims.
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    TEMPLER CHECK THAT RICE
    25 1 R. Fri.: S inmj sterious Irede of from a 9fondisivelj the 273 because are unable :i of i writh a itferent
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    New Governor
    14 1 21 (Renter) Arthur, v in Berappoint^d n nand and Islands, u.':\ announced
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    Krupps Forge A Link With Pak.
    36 1 KARACHI, Aug. 21, (AP).— The Pakistan government has signed an agreement with the nan firm of Krupps for development of the iron and steel industry in Pakistan, oilicial sources disclosed.
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    MP's ON VISIT TO MALAYA
    88 1 m* e flrst time ln Malaya* Wstory a large delegation ol Com--1 "'""wea'th parliamentary members, including; a number of British Mi's are scheduled to visit Malaya early 12 Sr 0 1 b i ects of vliit include a study of our constitutional I development and
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    BAGHDAD GIVES SHAH OF IRAN ROYAL HONOURS
    228 1 BAGHDAD GIVES SHAH OF IRAN ROYAL HONOURS BAGHDAD, Au(f. 21. (AFP).— The Shah of Iran, Mohammed Keza Pahlevi, arrived today at Baghdad airport from Rome where he was in exile He travelled on a special KLM plane. He was received by Iraqi Crown Princ* Abdul Ilah. Premier Jamil Almidfai and
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    12 1 "Boy! I'll hrt she's I»>1 Hith a hodv likr Uiit!
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    A Box Of Orchids For Margaret
    52 1 A Box Of Orchids For Margaret HU.AIKK S ind. Ai< lm (UP) A i idi in( i I a ipri »f white orchidi l<n her i birthday t<>ci.iv. > j t k"j>t %k Whether lbs orrhM fi urn ii. |< party to kno it jn k;, r f were to
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    They'll Get An On The Spot Picture
    328 1 EARLY next month a delegation of 14 members of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association is expected to visit Malaya They will study the country s constitutional development and obtain an "on the spot picture of the Emergency. *W Vmmmwii \!<><>t The Standard understands that
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    Brothers Make Up Half Penang Team
    441 1 IPOII, Fri. For the fir^t time in the history of Malaya Cup soccer, three sets of brothers will be playing for one team in the Cup Final here tomorrow, on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground, between Penang and Singapore The three aetj of brother!
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    BIG WELCOME IN HONGKONG
    73 1 HONGKONG. Aug. 21 (Beutet).— Pipe« ana drums of the Firn Ba'talion ot the Hoyal Ulster Rifles welcomed ■16b Br;li.-h war prisoners fro;n Koiea whe arrived today In the 22,000-ton trooper Asturiu. The Asturias is sailing la-pr today with 1.4(10 service personnel for Singapore, where more former
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    American Team Face K-2 Failure
    39 1 SKARDU (Karakorani Mountains^. Aug. 21, (AP).Bnd weather and a storm which struck the American expedition to 28.250-foot K-2 at S altitude of 26.000 feet has virtually robbed the expedition of its chances of success.
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    Forces Account For 41 Mau Mau
    30 1 NAIROBI, Aug. 21. (R^^f^ —Security forces, killed ji Mau Mau terrorteU, wounded three and captured 14 during the past week. Army Head^uaitttg announced here.
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    Typhoon Weakens
    14 1 TYPHOON Phyllis was reported last night dissiwting over the China mainland AP
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    They Step Ashore
    83 1 They Step Ashore TOP PICTIKK: With their duties at an end. now that the armistice has heen declared in Korea these four destroyers of the VJL Destroyer Division ?41. steamed into Singapore waters ve?>terda.v on their way back to the Cnited State s via the Mediterranean. The ships will be
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    Warships Invade The Colony
    171 1 Warships Invade The Colony FOUR dove grey U.S. destroyers steamed into Singapore waters yesterday to pay a three day courtesy visit in this port and a well-earned holiday for the men who stayed bark to .«ee the last of the Korean war. Within two hours of their arrival, the crew
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    The Strike Collapses In France
    127 1 PARIS. AIIC 21 (UP).— Mote than hall of PYance'i 2.000,000 striker-: starVd to their jobs today under an agreement between the g >v ernment and DOn-Comniunisl unions. The Sof iali.-t unions that beean rhe Crippling walk 17 days a»o ordered mem back to work in
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    RHEE INTERVIEW
    21 1 GKN\ Jamct A. Vin F former Eighth Army C rk-r in Korea, had an lri'erview with Dr. Synfman Rhee.
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    ARMED TRIBESMEN RIDE INTO RABAT
    98 1 RABAT. Aug. 21— Moroecan horsemen from the tt which converged on Rabat yesterday, today entered the city and were rid.ng through the stieets. Xwj-thijusuud ot theia rode pa>t the former Sultan's i palart the gatd <">f wii eh nave been closed sir. e Sidi B»n
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    Bound For Home After Korea War
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    H-Bomb Briefing For Atomic C'ttee
    15 1 H-Bomb Briefing For Atomic C 'ttee WASI.'f L »t h an •t of tiic H
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    CABINET CALLED
    9 1 SIR WINSTON L'hurrhlll i'»r 'I lay. Reuter
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    MP Asks For 'Byrne' Facts
    72 2 Unions To Help MR Stanley La «ii.ked a S. i itive Councillor to :e uniorr, for facts Jo thp reprimand of If I K I Byrne a Governor, for breach of raJ Orders. v d he would up the question at the meeting oi the
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    48 2 photo RENOUNCING the world: Prior to this ceremony. Tan tens adorned with silver belt, gold bracelets, necklace and a r\nQ. He was also garlandcil. After re7iounring all worldly aoods, he >ca s presented icith the ypllov robe and then began thr my of "Samaiiii rn" <>r Ht- Standard
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    Medals For Best Photos
    80 2 ONE silver medal, three medals and certificates of commendations will be r outstanding prints In the sixth Quarterly competiol the Singapore Camera Club. Prints accepted for t e competition will be exhibite the clubhouse from Oct. 18 to I I 24. All entries, however. lid be
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    Her Clear Evidence Won Praise
    98 2 YOUNG a n d attractive, Aminah bintc Haji Abdullah, yesterday congratulated the Singapore City Bfagis- .1. M. Devcreauxi'tjr the clear way in which she gave her evi- A ninah omplainant ;ri which Sim Ah irged with at--1 t« (.1 «i handbag some money and a
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    Woman Robbed
    25 2 A SINGAPORE Chinese woman was robbed of jewelleiy worth $300 by four men. one armed with a pistol, in East Coast Road yesterday.
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    Officer Charged
    34 2 INSPECTOR Cecil Ci was yesterday charged in the Singapore Sixth Police Court having used abusive lange against Li Chuan Pii Cavenagn Road on June 21. The case was postponec' to Sept. ID.
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    Dispute On Ownership Of Wreck
    198 2 THE wreck of the oil tanker Spirila. sunk during the war off Pulau Bukona, was the jed of an application for I an injunction order to pre- j vent her from being broken up lor scrap before the Singapore Chief .Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, in
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    BOY RENOUNCES WORLD AND HIS PARENTS
    267 2 BOY RENOUNCES WORLD AND HIS PARENTS Standard Staff Reporter A 17-YEAR-OLD Singapore schoolboy yesterday renounced his parents, all worldly goods and pleasures and became a Buddhist novice after a religious ceremony lasting an hour-and-a-half. With head clean-shaved and wearing the purple and pink robe of a "Nark" (the first stage
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    Deficit Is $3.6 m; Big Imports Cut
    157 2 THE gap in Malaya's overseas trade for Jujy narrowed to §3.6 million compared with that of $25 million for June, though the adverse balance for the first seven months totalled more than $86 million. Final figures for July issued by the Registrar of
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    109 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb) in Singapore yesterday were. Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S Spot Loose 645 655 No. 1 R.S.S. 65$ 655 No. 2 R.S.S. 633 635 No. 3 R.S.S. 62V 6!I Tone: Quiet. TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterday was $300 3 4 per
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    Govt. Land Offered To Squatters
    384 2 60 Temporary Building Sites Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government is offering to lease, on temporary occupation licence, 6( building sites at Kim Chuan Avenue, off Paya Lebar, to anybody who wishes to stay there until the land is required for a second runway for the
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    Girl Alleges: 'Tec Hit Me
    95 2 Sent To Hospital GOH INQ LUNG, a 17-year-old girl, yesterday complained to lugftstratfl Mr. J. B. J ratnam in the Singa Fourth Po)ir e Court that was assaulted by a detc who arrested her. The girl, who was Chai with BSSistiajl in the mat, ment
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    SPEED LIMIT
    23 2 THE Mmit of all vehicles travelling aloni; .1..lan Euno> na~ bten re^trictcl to 20 milos per hour, it was ga/etted yesterday.
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    U.M.N.O. & M.C.A. To Liaise On Polls
    181 2 U.M.N.O. M.C.A. To Liaise On Polls Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore branch of the I'nited Malays National Organisation has formed a five-man liaison committee to discuss with the Singapore branch ot the Malayan Chinese Association, prospects of an alliance on future Singapore elections. The liaison com mil tee members are:
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    An Army Wife Now
    107 2 ATTRACTIVE former Hongkong dance hostess, Miss Ho Lai She one became an Army wife yesterday she was married to Corporal Alan Pickford. Royal Pay Corps, at the Singapore Marriage Registry The new Mrs. Pickford said I never dreamt that I smaM am day land in Singapore
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    Car Owner Fined
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    S'PORE MEN FOR COLOMBO TALKS
    144 3 SINGAPORE will be represented at the Marine onftrence, sponsored by the International Labour Organisation, scheduled to open in Colombo during the tirst week of October, by a four-man delegation. The conference is to promote better understanding be;n Asian countries regarding the working conditions and welfare
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    If You Stood On Kailang Rd
    77 3 100 Cars A Min. you stood just for in the middle of around 5 p.m. I i have LOO veh y i m both isua 'if of t-minute Kallang i I is re i in a > ,000 ,000 vehicles .:.d from the if
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    S'PORE WEDDING
    14 3 ore and n were mai on Thur the daughter of Appa\ o
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    TRANSFERRED
    19 3 [NSPECTOR Mohamed Yussuf I Mentakab has been transferred to the Training Centre at Trannum in the disof Raub.
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    Modern Religion
    23 3 DR. FOZDAR will speak on "Mo lern Religion" at the Baha'i Centre, 352-A, Tanjung Katong Road oa Sunday, a: 11 a.:n.
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    JAYCEES CONGRESS
    76 3 SINGAPORE'S delegate S attended the first plenary 2 j session of the Bth World > Junior Chamber of Com- merce International Con- 2 gress held recently in San 2 Francisco. Picture shows the J.CI. J President, Mr. Roberto S ViUaneuva of the Philip- J 1 pine s addressing
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    MCA Will Name 13
    79 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Malayan Chinese Association's Central Working Committee wil] moot today at Kuala Lumpur to elect 13 men for the national convention organised by the Association and the United Malay? National Organisation. Mr. Soh Howe Sin, secretary of the Singap'H-" bran 'h of the
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    YOUTH CAMPFIRE
    22 3 THE Singapore Geylang S raits Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship is holding a campfire at Marino Parade today at 7.30 p.m.
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    Chinese Teachers Answer Mr. Young
    192 3 GRANTS -IN -AID Standard Staff Reporter MR. CHENG ANN LUN, chairman of the Singapore Chinese School Teachers Conference, said yesterday it was not true that Chinese school teachers have not applied to Government for revision of existing ?rants-in-aid. He was replying to the Director of
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    No Action On Leaning Fiats
    133 3 Stays Erected THE '-leaning flats" of Claymore Dnv<\ Singapore, does not come within the province of the City Architect for action till the building is ready for occupation, the Acting City Architect and Building Surveyor, Mr. H. Hawson, told The Standard yesterday. The owner, Mr.
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    Sports Field Plan For Kallang
    353 3 Sports Field Plan For Kallang Pepler Stresses Urgent Demand Standard Stall Reporter SIR GEORGE PEPLER, Singapore's Town Pfanning Consultant, has recommended to the Kallang Basin Development Committee o Government appointed body that a largo portion of Kallang Airport be turned into athletic fields when the Colony gets its new International
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    4 Daring Daylight Robberies In S'pore
    222 3 4 Daring Daylight Robberies In S'pore FOUR daylight robberies were reported to the Polire in Singapore on Thursday: 1A SINGAPORE fold- smith's assistant was punched in the fare and robbed of $60 jewellery and a fountain pen bjr two Chinese on the ninth floor of the Singapore Improvement Trust building
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    Pahang Midwives
    20 3 THERE are 100 registered midwives in Pahang, states the latest gazette from the State Medical and Health Office.
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    Concert To Aid Fire Victims
    52 3 THE n >ria! Hindi High School li iponsorioi a nmeni on s at the i Memorial H.i Singapore, in aid of the Mr. D ii i, Jettely and his pupils N I four itffQl I (Sit Lit of Cinderella Operata fame. will perl n a
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    For Treatment
    34 3 MR. VER! >\ T PERREAU a stu lent Raffles Institution. S will leave for the i Kingdom by BOAC Argonaut on S-'pt. 8 for a apinal treatment ;«> well to con til hi- education.
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    GURKHAS RETURN FROM CROWNING DUTIES
    208 4 GURKHAS RETURN FROM CROWNING DUTIES SEVENTEEN officers and 62 men of the 2nd Gurkha Rifles who left Singapore in March to attend the Coronation, returned to Singapore yesterday in the troopship. Dnnera. They brought back with them memories ot a wonderful time and also a priceless ''d and silver Queen's
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    He 'Touched' Maidservant
    126 4 Fined $300 RAJ AX -ARUMUGABf. SI, j of Moonstone Lane. Singapore. j wn> found guilty in the i Eighth Police Court yesterday. of using criminal force on a woman with intent to outrage her modesty. The woman. Ching Ah Loo, a maidservant, told ihe Magistrate. Mr. A.
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    CARPET MAKER FOUND DEAD
    50 4 SINGAPORE Traffic Police are investigating the death of a 35-year-old carpet maker. Noor Mohamed. who was found dead with head injuries in the middle of Tanjong Katong Road shortly after 2 a.m. yesterday. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact Inspector Chong at the Sepoy Lines Traffic Branch
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    FINED $275 – DISQUALIFIED
    42 4 FINED $275 DISQUALIFIED MOK HAK CHEW was fined 5275 and disqualified from driving for a year when he pleaded guilty in the Singapore Second Traffic Police Court yesterday to abetting another person to drive Jus car when the man had no luence.
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    TheQueen's Truncheon Arrives
    80 4 TheQueen's Truncheon Arrives photo. photo. I. •-!>*!] ii»f pm-ious box held between the four Gurkha officers above is the ?»»i-yr.ir-«>W Queen's Truncheon which was presented to Queen Elizabeth for inspection at Buckingham Palace on July 4. The officers from left are: >1 Bahadur K.ma. 2nd Lieut. Kharakbahadur Tbapa. 2nd. Lieut.
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    Man Popped Out Of Trapdoor To Give Up
    276 4 Man Popped Out Of Trapdoor To Give Up Tear Gas In A Well KUALA LUMPUR, FA A combined Military-Police screening operation carried out near o mechoon factory at the third mile Cheros Road, led to the arrest of four Chinese. One ol the four men surrendered after a tear gas
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    Two More MCA Men Resign
    129 4 Two More MCA Men Resign IPOH Fri. A split in -he rank a id fl e of the Malayan Cnine-.r> ation in Perak appear^ to have widened with 2« r ion of wo more t officials of :he State Branch today. ,A< ordav. Mr r.au PtJi Khuan. one of the
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    Society Made $23,000
    144 4 \VI\ES of Singapore City <-ouiu-il r np!oyees took in sewmg to augment their husoands income states tho annual repori of the SingaP° re Citj mcil Emplo: go-operative Thrift and Loan Society. The Committee of HiniH difficulty of granting loans to members. It had to take into consideration
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    IPOH STUDENT IS MISSING
    62 4 IPOH. Fri. A 13-ywuvoaJ schoolboy, Sudanr Singh, of Anderson School has been reported missing for over a j month. H e l«-ft his home at la Dairy Farm. Ti^er Lane, on the afternoon on July 2 and has not been seen since. His father. Sadhu Singh,
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    47 4 HHTLE his companions rrlax Kke millionaire travellers. Private Bob Warrior of the Glosters introduces himself to !u E ome s attraft| ve air hostess Patricia Denman during the Comet inspection tour organized for the ex Korean prisoners by the Singapore WVS and BOAC at Changi last night.
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    Two Men Jailed For Armed Robbery
    175 4 two men, were convicted In the Singapore Hi^h Court yesterday by Mr. Justice Brown and sentenced to different terras of imprisonment for their comlicity in an armed robbery in Angnlia Road, headquarters of the Green Bus Company, in February this year. They were Quah
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    R.I. CONSUL
    38 4 THE jurisdiction of Dr Mohammad Razif, ConsularGeneral of Indonesia in Singapore, has been provisionally extended to include the Federation of Malaya, Sarawak Brunei and North Borneo it was announced in the Government Gazette of vesterri av
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    30 4 P'-OtUfc Ammal. daughter of m!* a"d Mrs {tn"? Na^losani «ru«m the son of the late Mr k^nn^l? 11 he bride ed to the MiddletaS iUqsM?C W h at^ h Standard
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    TREASURY NOTES
    35 4 THE amount of currency notes in circulation on Aug 1 was $739,097,875.17 and the average in circulation during the month of July was $744 517.750.89. These figures were published in Government Gazette yesterday.
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    She Denied Suicide Bid
    100 4 WHEN Maimunah binte Abdullah was ordered to be remanded in the Woodbridge Hospital after she claimed trial in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday to a charge of attempted suicide her husband begged the magistrate not to send her there as she had to look after
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    Last Chance For City Cameraman
    212 5 si:\u/*r»»nr. rir>i IMSIMct Judge Mr T.» i. rday warned Peter Rrtlmin a "nhS. h I th H ).e paid a substantial sum' for the n S P l.is 17-y^ar-old daughter i^ EnlZT^t he would senously confer the Sion of I 'Prison sentence. the a ntv}
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    4 Malayans Get Queen's Commission
    90 5 ...vans will receive mi ion in the will be presented to n i of Singapore, Sir y Major General .--roll Scott at a I to be held at the B; Training Cenat 8.30 a.m. toi <;tive Councils and rs have been in- I/LT. AtRASC Ik
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    Double Staff In Schools'
    26 5 S gauricillor. Ward) w.ll move up the educa- cf the C< .-ce building. ;ng of ed in l was approve! ,ve P&v
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    Indian Force For Korea To Be Feted
    122 5 Indian Force For Korea To Be Feted THE Indian community will entertain ;W0 officers and men oi the 50th Indian Field Ambulance Unit arriving in Singapore tomorrow by the ss Santhia on their \vyy to Korea. A tea party will be neld at the Indian AisociaClub at S:H) p.m. Indians
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    Muslim College Fund Reaches $56,252
    575 5 Muslim College Fund Reaches $56,252 THE Muslim C ,ya) Futw ht md a total of at tb« end of July, 195:5. as against $38,890.32 at the end of June preceer .1 ►hare stiil heads the list with ■^24.0.17 while S pore has taken se (10,283.22 (including jskmwo donation from Mr.
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    59 5 MRS. RI( II \Ri) h. n ilwkins witli her daughter day and her (wo suns Billie and Richard arrived back «u Sin^upone on a Qantaj < onfttcdlation from Australia v»M»rdav. TJi»> rhildirii luivp been attending school in Australia and are here for a holiday with their parents. Mr. Hawkins is
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    ILO Reps To Be Chosen
    80 5 A GROUP of officials of the Singapore Trade Union CunFederatkM <»t (iovern- Employees Unions, and tiie Federation of City Council Labour Unions, were told by the Labour Commissioner. Mr. G.W. Davis, yesterday to elect their representatives to attend the International Labour Organisation Conference to be
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    Joint Action
    45 5 THE Sinyanoro Harbour Board Stall' Association and the Harbour Board Labour Union plan to act jointly in their claims. This suggestion will be placed before both the executive committees for approval next week. Both organisations feel that joint action will be more effective.
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    Assizes —Sept.
    19 5 Assizes Sept. TH£ next Singapore Assizes will be held in the Supreme Court at 19.30 a.m. on Sopt. J.
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    Round Borneo Trip For 2 Sea Cadets
    154 5 TWO Singapore schoolboys, leading Seamen in the Nelson Tnit of the Singapore Sea Cadet Corps set sail for a round trip to Borneo in the Kimanis yesterday. They had been awarded scholarships by the Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. Ine two boys arc K.
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    Building Man Marked For Killing
    398 5 Court Told Of 3-Man Gun Plot WHEN a Singapore building inspector asked a man to pull down a house he had erected without the authority of the City Council, the man conspired with two others to get a gun and kill Hie inspector. This was
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    Air Ace Here In New Role
    150 5 Air Ace Here In New Role A HERO of the now legendary Battle of Bataan is in Singapore. His- name is syaonymoilfl with air lights over Bataan skies. He is Colonel .1. A. Villamor, lately of the United Sta'es Air For c. Col. Villamor has not come here c.s he
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    EX-POWS TAKEN ON COMET TOUR
    75 5 THANKS to the W< ri Bil ■1 Aii ways ion L'J pr oner* of vu now awaiting a pore were token and-. tour <<f the BO AC arrived at Chnngi from UOO- uiyht. Cul Skipjier a i ;i no the < ng a Co net
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    Building In Rural Areas
    33 5 —Terrace Houses THI. j r tin? i. made by an u; Mr. H. J C i Buki< .1. at Hi the Bn 1 to I 1 i I I
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    They Allege Abusive Talk
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    The Formula Of Justice
    828 6 IJASK'ALLY, collective punishment is unfair undemocratic. So is terrorism. So is war. What perhaps mi^ht be of more interest to realists is that Britain's nt experiences in Ireland. Palestine and Malaya have pjnvt (i beyond doubt that collective punishment is o ineffective. Collective punishment, if severe,
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    Race Relations Worsen In Kenya
    1221 6 By A Manchester Guardian Correspondent NAKURU. I7ARLY in June I sent an article headed "The Tide Turns in Kenya." Events have proved the heading premature. At the time there seemed good grounds to believe that the end of the struggle to crush the Mau Mau
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      701 6 Sir: Reports and editorials appearing in the local press during the last few days have served to create the impression that the recent disturbances in Ceylon were of considerable magnitude and that there is and has been grave dissatisfaction and discontent on the part of th«=
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      317 6 S'.r; Mr. Dasuratha Raj was reported to have said in the Legislative Council that he converted the representatives of five unions to his point of view or. the Immigration Bill and that the representatives concerned supported him in his stand in this matter alter the
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      79 6 NUDISM UNSUITABLE I I Sir;— ln England intending members for a nudist >o\ony are closely scrutinised, surh as by checking up the nealth and characier of the person concerned before he/she is admitted as a member. In a place like Singapore. it is unsuitable to form a nudi=t dub both
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      208 6 Sir.— l greatly deplore the trass ignorance of Mr. V. P. Kanakasundnram, President of the South Indian Chamber of Commerce, for making preposterous statements in the press that the Singapore Shop Employees Union is wrong in lighting for standard hours and wages for local employees If he docs
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      DROP TAXI-METER IDEA
      251 6 Sir; A s a regular user of taxis here. 1 do not agree \v:th the fixing of meters in taxis for the following reasons (1) It will be more expensive if a meter is u>c;i; e.g. a trip from Rattles Place to Seletar Naval Base will cost
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      100 6 Laughter at Work In w V The secret ol 1 sandwich success /it- i 1 1 1 k» Tf«f <;n km ol v.m«luich \\i<cc\\—*\ te;j-'imr vnppff tinv A 'hin vpu.nl ol B.tvnl >n bn th«- 'Hvricvt. mm» v.iii\l\infi wndv^i I fa L-< >«>.<. < •tv niost roncrnfr;r» >„, sim <i
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    India, Pak Agree On Kashmir Plan
    212 7 SEW DELHI, Aug. 21 (Reuter)— lndia and Pakisj\e agreed to appoint an administrator by the \pril next year to prepare for a plebiscite on iture of the state of Kashmir, a joint communique iced last night after four-day talks between the dian and Pakistani
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    U.S. Willing On Tin Talks
    62 7 >N, Aug. 21. it« StaU has ngnes try making tin stabi] it was di« Department has r to oi .i working tional Tin advising him prepared to be rnationa! Kigh na- si which was sent rned. however I States will noi ti to make at
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    62 7 Standard Londo n Correspondent LONDON. Aug. 21 The following ore the closing LONDON RUBBER Spot 19id. Oct Dec. 19d. Jon. Mor. 19^d. Apr June 19^d. Sept. c.i.f. )9ld. Tone: Buyers slightly unccrtoin CONDON TIN Spot £600 per ton buyers, £605 sellers. Three months: £596 buyers, £597
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    H-Bomb: U.S. Has 2-Year Lead
    146 7 H-Bomb: U.S. Has 2-Year Lead WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. (Reuter)— The United States yesterday in effect claimed a two-year lead over Russia in developing the hydrogen bomb Mr. Lewis Strauss, chairman of the United States Atomic Energy Commission, issued a statement saying it was known that on Aug. 12 the Russians
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    Malaya In Pacific Pact Is Studied
    199 7 Malaya In Pacific Pact Is Studied LONDON, Aug. 21 <AP)— j A British attempt to enlarge and widen the Australia-New ZealandUnited States (ANZUS) Defence Pact in the Pacific was reported imminent yesterday. Formati o'n of an Australia-New ZealandMalaya (ANZAM) alliance was said to be under study. Government officials said a
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    ROMULO QUITS
    19 7 OPPOSITION Democratic Party leader General Carlos Romulo is withdrawing from the rare for the presidential elections. A.F.P.
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    the Kinsey Report Women Just Aren't Like That They Say
    457 7 the Kinsey Report Women Just Aren't Like That They Say LONDON, Aug. 21 (AP)— Dr. Alfred Kinsey's book documenting the surprising sexual behaviour of women was attracting considerable attention in Europe, especially in Britain, and some of the press comment was caustic. "Women aren't like that anyway not many ol
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    JET DIVES AT BARRIER SPEED
    75 7 MELBOURNE. Aug. 21: (Renter) A Sabrejet built in Austra'ia dived today a; a speed ol 900 ini'es an hour for livo seconds. Plight Lieutenant Bill Scott Ol the Royal Australian Air Force, who broke through the sound barrier for the second :ime within a week,
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    Sanders Goes Shopping
    75 7 i IN the city of Vienna, EDGAR SANDERS buys a loiall.. mnde handbag lor bis daughter, KAKBARA (right) while another of his daiiiih- ters, WONNI (left) looks on. Mr. Sanders was 1 ma'rin? a shopping tour in Vienna on his second J day of* frc?dom after his
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    HK Clergy Want China Code Wiped
    231 7 HONGKONG. Aug. 21, (AFP) One man. one wife this is the opinion of the Chinese Anglican clergymen in Hongkong, a place where I strangely enough the code and customs of the Ching Dynasty in China still remain in lone. Under this code a Chinese
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    CEYLON BANS
    49 7 COLOMBO. Aug. 21 (UP)The Government of Ceylon has entered into a "gentlemen**! agreement" with the rest ol th e Commonwealth to honour the embargo on the export of strategic materials to China. Russia and its satellites, except In the case of Ceylon produce, it was disclosed todnv.
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    U.S. Against India For Korea Talks
    381 7 U.S. Against India For Korea Talks Flat Statement By Delegate Lodge UNITED NATIONS, Aug. 21 —The Unir ed States announced publicly yesterday it will vote against India's participation in the Korean political conference. The American delegation at the same time stepped up its campaign to keep the Indians on the
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    67 7 photo. GERMAN film at tress Hildegrade Neff. who Hollywood has compared with Ciarbo. Dietrich <*nd Bette Davis, but whose Directors have found her to be "incomparable", is seen during a press conference at the Savoy Hotel. London. When "The Sinner", described as Europe's biggest box-office success of the year, reaches
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    EXPERTS GOING TO WOOMERA
    63 7 PARIS. Aug. 21 (AFP).— A group of seven British A r Ministry experts arrived in Sydney today on their way to the Woomera atomic testing grounds. Melbourne radio heard hero staler!. The radio explained thnt the experts were an p.ut> of the much larger body technicians
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    HK SHIPPING Freight Rates Lowest Ever
    48 7 HK SHIPPING Freight Rates Lowest Ever HOMGKON One «>f Hongku s;ii(i today tl wit; i f.i In corded i" thipp :iH in nage C.D. S of ilh> Doui 9 uany. vit tin. June I9M bu 4 I thrt of operation h In hi >n> :m I in futui
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    Grotewohl In Moscow
    54 7 tniei n« 1 1 i ;md Otbct n Qcitn i With Ult S iVir! < tilt it MM iiiintMiiKTil |od At Mm opening talk* vi- derdaj, ;i f< w the <iti ,'i <\t- |a1 u IV from Berlin, the S I ei(n M i «l tov, Joined
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    Man Charged With Murder Of 2 Girls
    180 7 LONDON, Aug. 21 (Reuter) Alfred Charles Whiteway, burly 22-year-old labourer, was charged yesterday with the murder of two teenage girls whose raped bodies, torn by 28 stab wounds, were found floating in the Thames nearly two months ago. The stotkily built man stood
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    RECORD PoW DELIVERY
    54 7 PANIfUNJOftt Auk. 21 (UP) The Communists <e\ a re for prisoner He': very today k>y freeing 150 Atfntxicani One largest single group .n 18 of big switch in 40 minuU Delivery of the An <■ i npK ted an hour and H minutes ahead The Reds al
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    SANDERS BACK IN BRITAIN
    41 7 T ON'DON*. Aug. SI (R Mr. Edgar Sand*-: •< Bi ftftcr three tad ;< h;ilf \i in in a Hungarian pi son here yt fr >m Vienna. lie Ml Mown with h and I n In m ..Htcred p'.at)€.
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    PRISON RIOT
    20 7 THHEE hn-i Ired J i Slii e B j a rial lasi n 4 OQi iw.iii fi.ji Reuter
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    U.S. JET RECORD
    44 8 SEVENTEEN' United State FB4-G jet fighter aircri ed in Lakevt I Kngland pletinf a 4.4ft;Srniie flight from Turner force base. AH my, Georgia m 1 1 and 30 minute* It jras the first tran.snight ever made by single 1 jets.- UP
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    Shah Declines BOAC Offer
    64 8 ROME. Aug. 21. (AFP. -It was learned from a reliable source that tho Shah of Iran declined a n offer of the British seal Airways to P an* at his disposal for him to return to Teheran The BO. AC. plane was ready to The Shah
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    TOURIST VESSEL UNDERGOES BIG REPAIRS IN AUST.
    169 8 TOURIST VESSEL UNDERGOES BIG REPAIRS IN AUST. A RECKNT Australian job of interest to welding engineers, was the repairing of the 11,000-ton tourist vessel Kanimbla, which was grounded on a sand bank at Caloundra, off the north-eastern Australian coast. After the ship had been towed to the graving dock, it
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    71 8 photo. MR. H.J. JEBSON (right) Hongkong agent for the new joint German shipping service to the Far East, who arrived from Hongkong by BOAC on Thursday. On left is Mr. KII (folding, head of the Anglo-French and Bendixsens shipping department. Mr. Jebson is on his way to (iernianv for consultations
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      773 8 t*i**i "*WB FUNNEL LIKE <2» ijihs) MANSFIELD A CO., LTD. Incorporated In Singapore P < .rrUT 8 option to procwd via other ports to road and discharge t ar«o SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. ULAsr mv LONDON dt COM IN ENTAL PORTS. Cyclops for Liverpool Glaj- U# Salls P Sh a™ Penang
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      TWIN STAR RECITAL
      580 9 L mioMPSON. soplO* Cl and fcl«abeth J \,Si "pjaaist who H^- 7 returned to the Of" 1 three vears' study fr^^ make IJ* rhllt on Tuesday S ;\*S, in the AudiX Radle Malaya, Ml Thomson Wiiiisai Res will ac9 p.m. i p.m.: at P> 30 ,nd tained
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      OF MEN AND MUSIC
      249 9 OF MEN AND MUSIC I MIDI <•!! 1 keep in Ol Kh with Old friends ".I America by jwayi rather n one ol tnem a l!ttlr (lover to .»> i> SOIDC- they even call t., some other <:• s1 friendi in at present in i xchange een us recalls >ld
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      By BILL WEBB JONES
      249 9 I bc*.cd iklands n meurting m« ys, many of Wi si h :.d g ther at en u is 1 under ime movers at Bu Idy Feathcr- i ink 10 introduced 1 ddie had a i! l'ri\ IVu^. itti which he irds changed t«»r a blown
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      STAGEDOOR
      399 9  -  BARRY OLIVER By INDONESIAN damin? seen on occasions in Singapore always breathes a subtle fascination of its own, and. with haunting music, suggests waving palms, moonlight, sandalwood and wine. To be at its best, it seems to cry out for such an environment as it found at the residence
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    NEW TALKS ON STABILISATION OF TIN EXPECTED SOON
    289 9 NEW TALKS ON STABILISATION OF TIN EXPECTED SOON WASHINGTON, Aug. 21 (AP) New talks on a pact I to stabilise world tin prices I were virtually assured yes- terday after the United States indicated it would take part. I The State Department made it plain, however, that the United States
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    CLOSURE OF PLANT ROUSES INTEREST
    212 9 CLOSURE OF PLANT ROUSES INTEREST NATURAL rubber producers in Malaya are viewing with interest the proposed closure ol yet another synthetic ruhbei plant in the United States because of a drop in demand. However, opinion is divided as to what the Influence ol this move the natural rubber industry would
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 9 HONGKONG, Ail*. 21 Special Standard Service cosine prices on the Hongkong F.xchange today were (15.87 to £1 sterling: $5.94 to US l dollar: $1,837 to Malayan SI: 52.05 one Indonesian Ruppiali Gold >2til 25 lo one Kiel.
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    7 Per Cent Div.
    37 9 THE d:rortors of Mercai Bank of India Ltd., London. kiavc declared an interim d;\;dend of seven per cent., less tax, payable on Sept. 29. according to a spokesman of the Singapore branch yesterday.
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    R.I. Deficit Looms; Imports Affected
    257 9  - R.I. Deficit Looms; Imports Affected Arnold C. Brackman Bv Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA. Aug. 21. Another big deficit budget is looming ahead for Indo- nesia. This will mean more bad news for importers here and. consequently, continued future troubles for Singapore's rich entrepot trade. Official budget estimates puts this year's
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    US$40 M. General Motors Fire
    56 9 plutlit billow from Ike GfMftl Mpli I Drtrmt I I.lns ■lissiOH Pl.uit it liv'un.i during .1 rsS4o.oott.ooo Ire uhuh look two livrs and destroyed th r »»i.»nt. Walls .imi st« »1 ml- is <ollapM>d fn»m Hi<- in.it. A sp.uk from i \v«|,| is torch Ul^
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    Monetary Fund To Meet Soon
    52 9 WASHINGTON, Aug. 21, (UP)— The ol Monetary Fund ere in two all indications thai pressiire for a change n I of gold ba P heatneed f^r an price of the which has hi v for more than 2 soaring values <<l i in an era
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      97 9 THE ml bOT marr. g.ipure remained u y at the lower It grade rubt>er I i shipment el i r enti per lb c .:>i i*-r .u. on V> iy). Paii were io busim i' jK-r lb. > >ut 3/8 icher bul Prim moved i OtOtl a:ii b4 b/8
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      38 9 lilK onlv gmall I g] I rket, in li i.« r p changed i P< t)|).>r pi N Wfl Muntok v. I $325 \i 1 ami T k $L'R-.. produce $27 oil >■ t k whiti <i• k >
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      29 9 in. i i Ru < Ilu>rr» xrlh r» M Cen I intra v K Kian* R d. l I Rani A I I I MM NIRMI MINIM. Kl llltlH
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      27 9 j x he Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation pleasure in announring <»ie «i^«"nS new offi<e of the Bank a* 22 '<« V Pan. (ler) o. isi Srptcmhcr, 1955.
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      183 9 :wv ir; NEW COLUMBIA 78 R.PM PECCRDJ Voricty Another 'April in Paris' hit from delicious, dynonvc DORIS DAY with Paul Wesron ond his Orchestra I'M i I TOM -HI (film Apul in THE SECOND MAR 10 THE RK oil Disney f.lm, Pe" OB 3291 TEDDY JOHNSON PLEASE, Pi I DANCIN'
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      775 9 ™ra™^|W|iiij|p:|P| v jiPg y^'yy 3ss« c. nni#p niarv K LUANG IPOH Spore uiary CKITCDTAIM^ CMT ENTtRTA.NMiNT V .M.C A.: Spore Chess Club 3p m tNI CRTAINMcNT Kl H\ Tf y\O9M 10 30 am: Tab!e-Tenn:s 3 p.m.. Volley Ball J im ng J..-k^ K 45. 3. 045 and 5 pm. Senior
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    The Answer Lies With Awang Bakar
    652 10 By The Sports Editor MR. SEE SEANG HUAT. the President of the Penang Football Association has said that the portents are there for Penang to make history and win the Malaya Cup final for the first time.' The portents he referred to are Stanley
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      Singapore Better All Round Team
      444 10  -  BILL MOSS SAYS SINGAPORE, in quest of their fourth successive Malaya Cup victory, can win if the selectors, sentiment and prejudice apart, field the finest of the fifteen selected to tra\el to Ipoh. But make no mistake about it. The game could just a s
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      7 10 fixture pl^ld ye»te!d4- .vSg.
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      Records Of Finals
      133 10 tofft d:!fe T f ltotaW CUP 1921— Spore beat Selangor 1922— Selangor beat Singapore •23— Spore bett Pot ak 2—l. 1924— Spore beal Selangor 2 _1925— Spore beat Sehingor l_io 26 Perak b?at Sel ™«°r 1927— Selan?or beat Spore 8 1 1928— Singapore dte-.v Selangor 1929— Singapore
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      The Cup Will Come To Penang
      727 10  -  KHOO BOOH CHOO SAYS •it can c I T\N SWEE HOCK: P E S mfidencc I by doing what he is required Y» K < HONG: back. M;ik very s I rome-b ick to Mi .1 ;> soccer. b TAN nm BENG: k. Pirsfl
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      29 10 KLUANG. Fri.-Ei«ht te««m* nave entered for the knock >ul soccer tournament The* East York*. British Military Hospital. R.E.MJ., Enfineerinf Training centre, Inii uu, Police Chines* an<i CusuaU,
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      Piruz Sweats To Conquer Sadali
      527 11 KIALA LUMPUE, Fri.-Abdullah Pi ruz was iven the tesl oi his career when newcomer M Sadaii l ed him in two hard fought sets 15-10 15^n lhe Men's open singles tie today. *a, going for Piruz all the way and there occasions when the crowd
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      432 11 ai um, uz .(Sel) bt Tan Vi e j K <^eifri) 15-1 51.1 158. US ?S 7 b n A?" <*»»*?") b,Te P g£2 "J?ak^ ht'i* Won K Yen Sen gg VSfGS Fo I Sr N PnP O ]p, BLI S s Kp <S?n h Ll
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      Islanders Rout SRC
      174 11 DESPTTE a spirited second! raliv. the Sin»;tpor e Re- 1 ion Club could nut ward i ofl g r>-2 defeat at the hands of i a far superior Pulau Brani < United XI when they played their SAFA Div. 1 League tie at Jalan Besar yesterday. Both
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