Singapore Standard, 24 August 1953

Microfilm: NL2300
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    Masthead
    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ft rt g v IV. N„. 53- SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AIMST 2», 19.-..1. TWELVE P\OF.S 10 CENTS.
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    SELF-RULE WITHIN C'WEALTH'
    718 1 _CA-pMms Convent**,* jHan Far M..1...... Pledge To Uphold Minority Rights KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Notional Convention sponsored by the MCA-UMNO attended by 34 delegates, pledged itself today to work for the attainment by peaceful and constitutional means of a sovereign independent Federation of Malaya within the British
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    GUIDED ROCKETS
    87 1 ECOO mph I-ITAIN IS WILDING THEM MjON, Aug. 23 (KeuDuncan Sandys, oi Supply, said Britain is buildi nuke is with 5,000 miles an h no piloted airipe to out- 1 li Gov- to IUS "hush hush* mis of •'<> men toda> Mob- ntfSists'ts Wspssiss si -I \ustralia came
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    Ambulance Unit Calls
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    Peang Hunt For $Mil. Forging Ring
    169 1 Peang Hunt For $Mil. Forging Ring LEADER ESCAPES POLICE RAID B v KIIOO BOON CHOO, Standard Stall Correspondent PENANG, Sun.— An intensive hunt lor the leader oi a uanir oi forgers has heen launched by the Police in Penang. The forgers are believed to have despatched several million dollars worth
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    Top Red Shot Dead
    67 1 TWO more Communist terrorists, one a Branch Committee Member, were killed by security forces in the Federation. One of the terroii>'s was killed by a Datrol of the 6 Gurkhas in the Labis area of Johore. The Branch Committee member was killed by a patrol of
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    Koreans Warn Press Agencies
    45 1 SEOUL. Aug. 23 (Reuter) Th e South Korean Government yesterday decided to prohibit local news agencies from using news reports of foreign pre s agencies "without due contract' and from monitoring and piinting newscasts by foreign radio without mentioning the i-ource.
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    Armed Junks Fire On Ship
    90 1 Signal Flashed HONGKONG. Aug 23 (Renter. The British 1.772-ton steamer Inchulva early today flashed a distress call trom off 1 tii- China port c >i Foochow in the Formosa Straits saving she* had been fired upon and stopped by two unidentified armed junks. The Inchulva.
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    KASHMIR PM FLIES
    18 1 THE Prime Minister of Kashmir, Mr. Bakshi Ghulam Mohammed, yesterday flew from Srinagar to Jammu.
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    'I BEAR NO GRUDGE' Shah Tells His People
    224 1 'I BEAR NO GRUDGE' Shah Tells His People LONDON, Aug. 23 (Reuter)— The Shah of Persia who made a triumphant return to Teheran yesterday declared in a radio broadcast that he had repeatedly risked his Life for his people and would do so again. In a five minute speech the
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    SOUTH KOREA DEFENCE TEST
    54 1 SEOUL, Aug. 23 (Reuter) The Fifth Air Force said tonight that it had carried out the first postwar test of South Korea's air defences over the pas* 30 hours. Called "Operation Spyglass" thi exercise tested the air force's radar warning set. army and aircraft defences and
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    'Cremated' Couple Go Home
    106 1 'Cremated' Couple Go Home l ORYO. Auk. 23 (AP) It still looks like broken romance but lose was it? On Aug. 15, poUee found Ihe bodies of a young man and uoman in a Takamatsa hotel. Ofti Cers said it was a rase of double suicide, idenli I the bodies
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    S'pore Seeks $6M. Loan
    68 1 AN application for $6,000.--000 iias been made to the Colonial Development and Welfare Fund by the Singapore Government for projects which will extend over several years. Among next year's proj **ts Is Ihe Urban Health Centre which is to be run by the University of Malaya,
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    'Dog Fight' Over London
    84 1 LONDON Aug 21 (Re. iter) —Fleets of four-engined bombers sweeping in from the east coast to ■'bomb" London, were tackled by jet fighters over the capital last night. Londoners On their way home from the West End's glittering theatre land stopped i n the streets when
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    FAMILY JOINS EXILED SULTAN
    77 1 A.IACCIO. (Corsica), Aug. 23 (AFP) Two oflieial wives and four daughters ot former Sultan of Morocco. Sidi Mohammed Ben Yussef. arrived here today from Rabat to join the Sultan in exile. Three photographers were detained by police before the ex-Sultan's family left the airpoit. LETTER TO
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    3,000 Homeless After PI Fire
    40 1 MANILA Aug 13 (AP) A ed out mote than .'*()'> h i and left 3,000 persons ar it hou I in Ihe little ot Vfata om, on th south of Levte, »>7 n ot Ta 'loban.
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    23 1 What d'you mean? A likely stork indeed I tried it on all my pais mid thev thought it stood a chanee!
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    Indian Peace Unit In Singapore
    200 1 AN INDIAN Army ambulance unit of neaily 300 men reached Singapore yesterday on board the 8.1. liner Santhia on its way to Korea for peace time duties. The nien who make up the main party of the 60th Indian Field Ambulance Unit expect to be
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    Kremlin Woos East Germans
    247 1 LONDON, Aug;. 83.— The Kr'/miin pished its campaign to woo German voleis today with (1) a hitter Malenkov blast at Chancellor Konrad Adenauer; (t) I new call for a quick German Peace Conference, and (3) a series of top level concessions. According to a Moscow Radio
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    SINCERITY OF CHINESE CHALLENGED
    106 1 SINCERITY OF CHINESE CHALLENGED \l.\ I Pei i f the I t |I with ll* Willil I'm. tut I .mi .it raid :U > ii.. ma I i in i H I l in' i d theii eronom i "Where i> the In reply. Dal S k laid Jl" mi
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    Japanese Reds
    20 1 TOKYO Aug I I iP) Kial PO i Ity the I'll' I J i m inn nno men
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    SHELL DINNER
    21 2 I annual din::- nitors and dealei Johore Soul Ni jri area.-, at S Kce 1 asl night I li—
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    London Coke For Singapore Party
    97 2 When a BOAC Constellation arrived at Kallassg airport from Jakarta yesterday, its Right Engineer .Mr. Philip Robinson receired a pleasant surprise. It was Philips birthday and the other members of the crew had secretly arranged an imprompta birthday party in Singapore. cake which hid beea
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    Intimidation Of Attap Dwellers
    93 2 Matt Pak Shee Atteges CHAIRMAN of the Singapore Attap Duellers \ssociation, Mr. Mak Pak Shee, yesterday aIU thai nu rabers of the Association in Kampong hangi, c being intimidated into accepting a resettlement ii- which is "outrageously against their interests." a i i i> D I
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    New Savings Bank Service
    8 2 BEGINS TODAY I A
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    'Bosses Use Thugs To Fight A Union'
    207 2 'Bosses Use Thugs To Fight A Union' (Re p »rt To Polise Standard Staff Reporter THE Amalgamated Mcicya Pineapple Workers Union alleges that gangsterism is being employed by employers against its members. The Singapore Police are being informed. In a letter to the Commissioner of Police, the Union said that
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    Lensmen's Social
    23 2 Lensmen' s Social Sing idd a a the C ub n I i A" nue Member be charged %i ind non- I »0.
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    I HAD MY PANTS ON – BATHER
    133 2 I HAD MY PANTS ON BATHER A middle aged man, Poon ll.ik Yang, who was charged yesterday with bathing in public in the early hours on Friday, at the junction of Kallang Road and Lavender Street, caused peals of laughter in the Singapore Eighth Police Court. He admitted the facts
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    Firm Action For Jobless
    23 2 he the nJC i tne nd mon growi ig the C I I it i thai n will 1
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    Tenpins ADO
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    Polo Flees Reds But Lands In Prison
    224 2 Polo Flees Reds But Lands In Prison A POLISH sailor, J Zfc K ibid to run away from Communism by jump: p in Sin i king politi .:ii e has landed him in nothing but trouble. E>. I with open arms, 11-rl 1r of Lish underground during the war. s
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    Detainee's Vain Freedom Bid
    61 2 KLANG, Sun. A 19 year- old detainee made a brief dash for freedom at B. HO last night from the Klang District Hospital where he was a patient. Klang Police immediately cordoned off the hospital area and set up road blocks but were unable to find
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    163 2 Mur. G. De JomghC D'Ardoyr. the Papal Nuncio to Imlon arrivrd in Singapore yesterday on a KI.M Constellation OB his way to Jakarta. He is returning to his pom »ftci \i-it ing Belgium. At the airport t.» meet him were Mgi Olcoai endy the Raaaaa Catholic Bishop of the Diocese
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    Radio Pirates Are Ths Rich
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    Kallang Arrivals
    18 2 1 1 a l of 1 in I ii I i I tl <.| s|) I I
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    Film Workers Need Union
    6 2 Film Workers Need Union Director Urged"
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    New School
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    13 3 photo. TtiL^.'.M 1 """Skonc diversity Alumni A«_ Mrs. ,vV JSSl.*3i DrVS^ m Standard
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    Tourists Given 'Lonely' Letters
    84 3 Tourists Given 'Lonely' Letters VPORE'S latest me •i soliciting waa tried luring the n-";it visit I nited stairs l>!>>ti > «j |u tdroa. I. bell ed i the nt a m." handwritten letter tlif addressee that the is lonelv aad would omoany. it ends uof li!; lv charges address in
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    New Building Fop Courts
    78 3 New Building Fop Courts Standard Staff Reporter NEW imposing eonrt building may be erected near Upper Picketing Street area to replace and relieve congestion in the courts. The Standard was told yesterday. A committee will meet shortly to select the site. The new Court building will replace two temporary eourts
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    YOUTH ON TOUR
    35 3 THIRTY-EIGHT members of a Young Malayans Club visited Muar last weekend a> guests of the Club In friendly badminton mal h. Malacca beat Muar by 6ga to 1. A social was a
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    MALAY SEAMEN PATCH UP RIFT IN UNION
    203 3 tm.,^ Standard Staff Reporter men s:- W year rUt between the Malm officers and men ol Mn^apore's merchant marine wa s patched up yesterday when two unions joined hands again and lormed the Malay Mariners Tnion When the Sii Malay I Seamen's Union
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    Australian Girl For UK Cure
    74 3 VICKI WARREN, an eight-year-o'.d Australian girl who is being rushed lo London for treatment for a form of paralysis, arrived in Singapore on a QANTAS Constellation yesterday afternoon. An ambu'a'uv from the Singapore General Hospital met the air^raf: at Kallang and took Vicki to the
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    Claims Trial To Food Charge
    47 3 JOHORE BAHRU. SunCharged in the Police Court today with moving foodst.ilTs without a permit from a restricted area. Thong Hee Seow claimed trial on the ground that the goods were in a Government lorry escorted by Police. He was allowed $MOO bail.
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    Harvest Festival
    46 3 SINGAPORE'S Malayalee community celebrated Onam. the harvest festival of Kerala yesterday with a public meeting on the Rattles Institution grounds. A sports programme preceded the meeting, and Mrs M. Gopala Menon, wife of the Representative of the Government of India, gave away the prizes.
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    12 3 aaassamMi'ii'iiM"'" 11 wl when it lourerl «"?*Jj*22* ua nUn and Sunuei Lembing.
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    Skipper Quits The Aorengi
    87 3 CAPTAIN VV. Whitefield. a ran captain of the Canadian Australasian Line arrived hack in Singapore on i Ipecially chartered BOAC Argonaut last night after saying goodbye to the Australian liner he has commanded for the last ten years. His ship, the "Aorengi" is now in a
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    300 Kheks At Animal Community Conference
    243 3 Standard Staff Reporter MORE than 300 Kheks from all over Malaya, representing 25 guilds, attended the annual PanMalayan Khek Community Conference in Singapore yesterday. Representatives from North Borneo and Indonesia also attended. The conference began with a ceremony celebrating the 24th anniversary of the
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    Call To Protect Tenant Farmers
    293 3 Govt. Urged To Probe High Rent PENANG, Sun. A call to Government for legislation to protect tenant formers from paying exhorbitant land renfs was made yesterday ct the first all-Malaya Peasants Congress at Kcpala Batas, Province We!!esley. Chairman of the Cor I m sing C
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    84 3 atolo. p Till-* .m)0 meioti'n ol Ihe Kesataaa Kasapaa i Melayu, of Ihe Singapore itl i Settlrmeat, ssoved j lato their new rluh pre nn>t\ jresterdaj after D t J raglar had declared 3 the premises open. Situated at lot :> .laian v1 1 ik. the rlub a ill serve
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    Girl In A Canal Held Up Traffic
    95 3 Girl In A Canal Held Up Traffic m: i) i > O ;I)' lo F v Ro i lot about 20 minHundreda ol ran pulled up on b (i ii Into Ihe t in the rana] re| out ot ll as if to ake a S av on the n
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    DEVELOPMENT BOARD REPORT
    42 3 JOHOB The State 1 > >pn enl B .1 \t i an un ]in the l> ii tment's activity i wiih tag] and The Departn en| approved in hand I al the end of the bait !76 had bean spent.
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    Asbestos Roofing For Huts
    35 3 Asbestos Roofing For Huts i Road build P i t He .1 than present unauthorised .i huts, Mi said, but he i thai attap hut dwi hould chan I roofings la the i an ii
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    USN Destroyers Leave For Home
    43 3 FOi It A from \o. I'll 1 r Division arnica I in S: pore from Korea an Knday, lelt for ho iy after a two- lav Visit h< More in m 100 pe i l the w i
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    Car Overturns
    33 3 THREE Chinese were ln juied yesterday, when a ear they were travelling in. turned turtle in Chua Chu Kang Road Singapore. Thejr were taken |to hospital and treated as I outpatients.
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    Penang Scouts
    18 3 PENANG S A in i Itstriel the I in mufti on Aug. M, at 5 o.m.
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      92 3 Weather MINI M l »i Tempt t «turr from 730 pm on Aus |o 7.30 a.nv on Ang, 23: Singapore (75F). Penang (tin. Kola Bahru (73F1, Koala Fumpur (72F), Ipoh (74Fi. Kuantan ImW). >I a x i mum Temperature from 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 n in. on Ang. 23: Singapore
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    LIMITATIONS OF ECONOMIC AID IN INDIA
    1301 4  - LIMITATIONS OF ECONOMIC AID IN INDIA M.N. ROY by AT LAST a realistic report about India has been nutde*to America. It came from the Secretary of State on his return from his tour through the countries of the Near East and South-east Asia. Supporting the Ei enre Administration s ror•ign
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    WOMEN ARE WORLD-BEATERS
    527 4  -  DOROTHY ROE NEW YORK. (AP)—Toys women are world-beat-says N k financier Charles A. Wyman. at practica rything except investing money. They can be crack career women, or tops i n any field, but they invest their personal aesteggs, he asserts as if they were betting o n
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    BERIA'S HUNDRED DAYS
    786 4  -  Isaac Deutscher 5 /n f/ie /as* period o/ fcjs activity Beria represented the carious paradox 0 hemi-liberal police chief in a totalitarian State. The period up to the East Gem j revolt might indeed be described as Says Beria took upon himself the responsibility for two major
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      Where Reds Can't Succeed
      301 4 Sir;— A s on e Who ha returned from Ceylon 1 read with interest your editorial of the 19th instant under the heading "Unrest in Ceylon." 1 was i.i Ceylon from June lb to August 13 it is perhaps true to say that at this time
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      Shocked
      65 4 Sir: We inmates were surprised. shocked. angry and sad by the article vou published recently entitled By" P N C [g S h,^ y Cii,! -6' rls There are about 800 of us distributed over an ana of about 40 acres or mure dux 1 am sure the guilt
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      A MENACE
      60 4 ♦h? ir; 1 AUh0 nearly a thousand undesirable do4 r.We. de^ ed :n !he Mai 29 n TS a gn bet^cen -way 22 and August this vear licenced nnd l^ tieTanZ r n i d the «3«E «al and rural areas Thi* menace should be period cally checked
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      Big Bite
      77 4 Sir;— l disagree with Ihe Bombay Zoo authorities that pythons are stupid. Pythons are not stupid because one python swallowed its mate. Pythons are supposed to have teeth growing inwards and therefore when two pythons hav c a hold on the same prey they cannot let go. Consequently
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      Challenge
      76 4 Sir; So your reader, S. M. Deemah. is a nudist whose little piece of advice appeared i n this page a few days ago under the heading "Nudists Ahoy!" If Mr. Deemah can prove to us wrong-mind-ed people that "ours" is the best way in a wrongminded world by
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      NUDISM AND LIBERTY
      143 4 Sir;— "l entirely disagree with Mr. Deemah's letter, 'Nudists Ahoy!" in The S andard on Aug. 18. when he said, "I am surprised that those people are still shy. We, the nudists, must try to be unclothed in public too. We. the men and women, should always
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      Calling Mr. Simon
      133 4 Sir;— As ar< ;.'t of having to use two taxif a day, I have hiu) a grand opporti taxt-drivei lioni on the InatallaUi n octet-. Without ex'-cp-tlon the Malay drivers were ir Of the meters: for this reason "that the meters are fair to both drivt .md
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      A MISTAKE
      81 4 I t the Hot* Kuala Lumpur, on S ti n which fa ity. I regret i Lumi Will pr. Pi Psj P R inI into th< the n pen- < Si hers come for take for 1 lay man who little of Pv\ (The nd) the :c of
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    93 5 m TIIE >!;r by Sion Seong of 513, Penang P« i Ki Heiflex, f. H, |||nii. x^f;,. '*> I>: Cnan Vong Boon r/o rd-Variiuni Oil Company, Union Building h'iflex, f. 22, 1/25, I'h-.X. "P VniYT TOM Wj'i.l, Hrr llrnc. «»f I'M I .irn.iruin Slrr. f. Primrtg. Solioa
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    BUSINESS DONE
    205 5 Consolidated Tin S to 22 Fi $2.12j to $2.15 Ft ,5. Gi $2.65 to $2.75, Hongkong B London £94.109. Malayan weries $3 ,)0 Oriental phone T.SVT'.d.. Perak Hydro. IK lgd Robinson $1.80, Straits Times $2.65, Straits Traders $21 to $21*. Stra St< amships $21.25, United Engineers Ords. $11.50,
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    268 5 TIIE BLKIT KATIL EST AT I LIMITED. made a P r ut V l °J $61 '524 (175%) and dividend oi 10% is proposed for the year ended 30th April balancing date net liquids ?qua"£d* $329,536 or 94.2 cents Per share Cost of production was 50.6 cents per
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    Case Man. One Wife
    449 6 'THE rather perplexing and perpetual question of whether a man should be allowed to take more than one wife which has remained unsolved despite the efforts of Mrs. Shirin Fozdar and the Singapore I icil of Women has also treated a furore in Hongkong. The controversy
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    Well Done, Penang
    394 6 'JTIERE is great rejoicing in Penang and not without reason. High and low. people of all shades o! opinion are joined together in celebration ot Penang's I victory in the Malaya Cup Soccer Final. For at long last the Penang soccer eleven was able last Saturday to
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    'IS A MATTER OF HARD WORK & SWEAT'
    1272 6  - 'IS A MATTER OF HARD WORK SWEAT' Sir Cheng-Iock Ton MALAYAN FREEDOM INDEPENDENCE by at the Malayan National Convention in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. T/MANCIPATION from oppressive conditions, Jj whether they be political, social, or economic can only be won at the price of personal endeatour. National progress must be attained
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      167 6 Sir. Your spirited editorial of August 20. calls for special commendation. You have rightly upheld in manly style the Freedom of the Press. I am greatly disappointed with the reply of the Colonial Secretary to questions raised in Council by Dr. C. J. Paglar. It is most unfortunate that
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      When There's A Will
      237 6 Sir; In Mr. Alex .Tosey's letter (a reply to the Utusan Zaman) on the question of common language for Malaya, he advocates that English should be the country's temporary common language until the Malay language is modernised. In my opinion, modernising the Malay language becomes a
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      346 6 Sir; I have something to say in regard to the letter of "Reader" in The Singapore Standard of August 18. that Judges in this country should be recruited from the Bar. No doubt the superior legal training which a practising iawyer receives is an important factor In
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      The Neglected Men
      152 6 Sir;— Much has been said and done for the poor destitutes, but nothing concrete so far has been done for another group of needy people the young working bachelors. Government and private organisations have time and again impressed on the public the importance of seeing to th
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      IRREGULARITIES
      165 6 Sir;— May I through the medium of your pa;: po nt out to the authorities concerned the many anomalies in connection with the election campaign of Sungei Patani Town Council. House to house canvassing of voters, and misguiding the electorate were but a few of such irregularities. The most
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      137 6 Sir; I read with surprise "A Donor's" letter on the stubborn refusal of most healthy Chinese to donate a little of their blood to save all. including Chinese. I think we must all help to erase this blot on the good name of the Chi <e
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      DAWSON CORRECTS ERROR
      203 6 Sir; I thank you for giving publicity to the statement "Axe Re-employed Pensioners First" in your issue of Aug. 14, but I regret that due to some small error your part publication of my recommendation for a 20 per cent cut in the consolidated basic salary of
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    Churchill 'May Be Made A Duke'
    152 7 Churchill 'May Be Made A Duke' .ONDON, Aug. 23 xl >, ihe mass circu[io„ Sunday Pictorial M today that the Oueen is thinking of Prime Minister "j r Winston Churchill a j u kcdom to rase him retirement from public life•d, the ailing tesman would eat in the mportant House
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    BRITAIN NEEDS MORE POLICE
    60 7 Aug 2.1. iat Britain has. j 1 eman to a itants, while in proportion is about S iperintendenl Wi liams of the Cc ege. said ng of crimore officers. inner in which re portrayed in ires and radio recruitment dif- ed. they are often ear dull
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    Attlee Is Impressed
    45 7 DE, Aug. 23, (Reunent Attlee. leaBi h Labour eb by air today three weeks ia as guest of to. rig he told re- had been much jmtieral atmos- in YugoslaI nnd his Pi sident Tito ite to closer reBi I h Labour
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    RAF Jet Crashes Into Post Office
    45 7 l Aug. 23. A Royal Air Force [hter crashed into t Oifice and general age of New yesterday, and ol and a row ises. aster and his wife. Andre Ramage. n rescued unhurt from the building. The pilot ed.
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    'Russia Can Strike At Any Point In US'
    219 7 iu A^ HIN G T ON, Aug. 23 (Reuter)-Secretary of ♦K e A lr Mr Harold E Talbott said last night Uiat Russia had a powerful air force capable of immediate atomic attack on an v point in Europe and any point
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    PM Presents New Cabinet
    118 7 TEHERAN, Aug. 23 (UP) Premier Gen. Fazlollah Zaiiedi presented his cabinet to the Shah of Iran today and said he would act as Minister of Interior as well as Premier. Zahedi said Mohen Rais, one-time ambassador to Britain, would be Minister of Foreign Affairs. Other Cabinet
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    Pella Gets Senate Vote
    63 7 ROME. Aug. 23 (AP)— Italv's new pro-W-stern Premier Giuseppe Pella. yesterday triumphantly swept past his first parliamentary test, a Senate vote of confidence. The vote wa s HO to 86. Ten of the 237 Senators abstained. One Senator was absent. The 51-year old Pella now must
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    French Situation 'Clearly Better'
    48 7 PARIS. Aug. 23 (AP)— The 18th day of strikes in vital French public services was described by the French Information Minister as "altogether, the situation is clearly better. However, Information Minister Emile Hughes admitted "that a certain confusion prevails In certain sectors and regions."
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    U.S. Airmen Killed
    29 7 AN American airman was killed on Saturday when a US Air Force Stratocruiser transport plane burst into flames after landing at Keflavik airfield in Iceland.— A.P.
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    Rev. R.M. Kelley
    30 7 THE former president of three Jesuit "«*«»s„*. Tarn R M Kelley was killed las^ Sght when his car collided with a train near St. Charles. Missouri. UP
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    Soraya To Rest In Venice
    197 7 Shah's Sister Pians Iran Trip ig. 23.— Princess twin sister of Shah of Iran, veturnyesterday to the Riviera from said she hopes to mpany Queen Soraya back to Iran in about a month. she is refrom the indisposih prevented her nying the Shah on I
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    'H-Bomb Vital Factor To Security'
    267 7 'H- Bomb Vital Factor To Security' Stassen Reports More U.S. Aid DENVER, Aug. 23.— Foreign Aid Chief Harold Stassen yesterday called the indicated Russian possession of the hydrogen bomb "an important factor" in world security and reported to President Eisenhower a big build-up in U.S. deliveries of military equipment to
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    34 7 photo. DANIELLE Lamar, blonde French sineer shn W laßarer^rt 1 0^ 0 **<?"*> DanJeUe* n?to appear™ driven 1^ le v S,0 V W hile in London She has jus" arn\ed from New York. Associated Press
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    A New Jet For USAF
    60 7 WASHINGTON, Aug. 23. (Reuter). A new British-de-signed twin-jet night bomber is the latest addition to the strength of the United States Air Force. Known as the B-57 Night Intruder, it was developed by the Air Force and the Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Company from the
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    TACKLED GUARD
    35 7 TWO Communist prisoneroverpowered an Allied guard and threw him off a train taking Red PoWs to Munsan, it was disclosed yesterday. The guard Pvt Jose Ceders of Puerto Rico was not hurt. UP
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    Allied Talks
    35 7 THE British Admiralty announced that a conference between Lord Louis Mountbatten, C-in-C of the Allied Forces in the Mediterranean and the Allied Commanders of this sector, will be held on Sept. 2 A.F.P.
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    Free Europe is Ultimate Aim
    69 7 MON DOR F 1 E S BAINS Luxembourg. Aug. 22, (Reuter) Liberal lesdera trom li European rountrii red terday thai I In a Europe then ate aim. and ui Chs West not to decline chance of negotiations with Russia. The sixth annual Liberal International unanimously
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    RED AIR MIGHT ON PARADE
    53 7 MOSCOW. A ig 23 (K i i tflinistei Malenl lied R sis'i bigj .'V jet < r an i Surround* d by top c •o tood for 75 n on a I DO lii! port and i i pilots put 'M r ui '!n< ith-taklng
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    The Stanley Comet
    17 7 4 «f refrigerator service, built STANLEY Eakiu. operator ot a rmj during thc s%ffigg££££Sfi&£
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    A HERO IS HONOURED
    144 7 He Killed 60 Single-Handed WASHINGTON. Aug. 22. (Reuter) The U.S. Army yesterday made public detail*? of the "indomitable heroism" which won the medal of honour lor a Japanese American soldier. The details showed that the soldier, corporal Hiroshi H. Miyamura of Gallup. New .Mexico, killed more
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    Death Jump From 105-Foot Bridge
    28 7 NATHAN G. Goodman. 54. a widely known historian and authority on Benjamin Franklin jumped to his death from a 105-foot bridge on Saturday.
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    HK Nurse In Dublin Court
    127 7 Murder Bid Charge DUBLIN. Northern Irelind. Aug. 23, (Keuter)— Ah Won? Kwai, 41-year-old Chinese nurse, was detained for a medical report under the mental health act >esterday after being charged with attempting to murder four-year-old K»rl. The girl Lillian Watson, who is here with her
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    TRIBAL HORSEMEN HAIL NEW SULTAN
    170 7 PARIS, Aug 23 (AP)— Sidi Mohammed Ben Moulay Ahafa, the new Sultan of Morocco, yesterday received a rousing welcome bv thousands of tribal horsemen when he arrived at Rabat, capital of the French North African Protectorate Accompanying the Sultan on hi trip from Marrakech v.
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    FIFTY DEAD IN TAIPEI FLOODS
    54 7 TAIPEI. Aug. 23.— Reports reaching here from three flooded villages on Central Formosa said 50 people were drowned Ja.>t Sunday when 90-mile-an-hour typhoon Nina swept across the island. Reports 1 rescue workers brought to safety about 4.000 flood victim g marooned for five days in
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    60 7 photo. MEMBERSeI the Russian delegation to the I nited Nations gathered during the recent opening session. Left to Right: are Georgj N. Zarou b i n. Russian Ambassador to the I niio! States. Semyon K. Tsarapkin. Deputy Soviet Representative to the United Nations; and Andrei y. Yishinsky permanent representative to
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    Mau Mau Offered Surrender Terms
    156 7 NAIROBI. Aug. 0 (Reuter) General Sir Qgsjfgg Erskine, East African Commander in Chief, continued to a press conference today that surrender terms were being officially offered to Slau Mau terrorists. Hi- terrorist? wou d poet have the chain-* up without being scented for lU< h
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    Red Cross Keeps EyeOut For Dean
    66 7 MUNSAN. Aug". 1' MP)— United Stat. nber* ol ihe Red Cross lesmi touring North Korean prison < ampa have been BSked unofli i. eye out for Maj-Gen. William Dean. i apt :r« d I mender of the 24th Dh ision. A Red Cn ofll
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    Red Spies Still Work In US Agencies
    66 7 W SHI The sgen< the United Stj I nv In i >« M Thou I i o iticsl, have by menl i I which took I Teat I pot armsI But, M i \>\ Ihi h to '< itivej in •nwnent until 1.
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    TAIPEI CENSUS
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      773 8 Market More Confident Now ON Mondav and Tueuy tin at $309 per picul was S29] higher than the new low of $*!81J on Au*. 4 but bv Friday of last week the price had fallen back to $300? per picul. After the pleasant experience of good recoveries in most tin
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      THE DANGER OF HUMILITY
      516 9  - THE DANGER OF HUMILITY PHILIP TO YNBEE MAFK AA r nij,rrri<-HS- By T vi era are concernlegrees, with tten about Ihem i tend to be lathe reaction of This concern i be not only right. If you all about the or displeasure, the li approval, of r what is the
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      CUTIE &
      41 9 CUTIE *Bd aha is she? Lovely French singer Danielle Lamar vim says s»x appeal is not in zee body, not in zee less. but in the set mind. She will be appearing in a London West Lnd cabaret and on television.
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      SMALL BEEF AND LARGE
      313 9  -  IFFREY GRIGSON i loaded Ark. By raid M. Durrell. ilabcr. las.) fdfdfd 1 1 ai travel by Africa the e tropical, not Sa- of Dr. Maatically Hol ntial vapof every pavision is the vague, underA Gra-oarding-nouse forms itself a and Af•scjuito nets white ezhalaal and Scotch;
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      LOST WEEK-END
      774 9  -  DAVID PAUL By Tunes Corner. By Nancy Wilson Ross. (Collins. Us. 6d.) Aunt Jeanne. By Georges Simenon. Translated by G. Sainsbury. (Routledge. Bs. 6d.) The Chariot. By Francis Stuart. (Gollancz. 12s. 6d.) Checkmate to Destiny. By Francis D'Autheville. Translated by Moura Budberg. iHarvill Press. 9s. 6d.) TT seems
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      . . . CURVES
      24 9 CURVES picture. i* f -..rvaeeokis Marilyn Monroe is distrailed by «>mri ne klp whl( h sh sp r»,ned Eire, star per, Alberta. Canada. U.P.
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      24 9 H'M, KINSEY. What does he know about this gold-digging Peke near me anyhow, says this bulldog who belongs to a household in Bexleyheath, Kent.
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      CUSTOM OF FELL DEEDS
      541 9  -  GILES ROMILLY By Captive in Korea. By Philip Deaae, (Ham; Ii Hamilton. l?s. (id.) 'THIS short book is important, but there would be no sense in pretending that it is enjoyable. It will oblige readers to take an uncompromising stand upon the propriety of publishing shocking
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      Seventh Girl
      444 9  -  NAOMI LEWIS Daughter of Cenfurius Ky Uonc Su Line and I aV l »-v^ I I MO 1 By ''THERE fs r< in Wes 4 ern Ml f to the situation I in this ng and, 1 think, ren.ai I Imagine girl oi wealthy family, living levcfal turies
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      Chinese Ceramics
      110 9  -  P. C. Swan I 1 1 1 v Chiaeai F«»tt»i V and I*or<eljin. lt\ Basil <>r.i\. Faker. Pp xii 4S mi ?h» p.t^"s «f illii»>lraln»ns. .{IK. by/; The st'.i'iv i rrrnmirs owe- BM I 0 •fforti of ■nd enthu difficult t'u ,.i otic in which iraitini nu A
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      SHORT NOTES
      39 9 W I Ml Mill I I I 1 Y ii I v I t I I V I. mod Kl MUM < in i I r O op f fl V y I i I I A A
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    Tigers Complete Grood Double
    308 10 KEEP UNBEATEN RECORD IN WATERPOLO LEAGUE THE Tiger Swimming Club became the first postwar team to complete a double in the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association waterpolo league. Yesterdav their second string stored a convincing 5—2 victory over their rivals, the Chinese Swimming Club to clinch the
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    IPOH LEAGUE FINAL TABLES
    118 10 i D I I i < e is p D A 1 16 13 2 15 I 1 •i 1
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    Native Dancer Wins American Derby
    74 10 CHK AGO. Aug 2:< (Reuter)— G VanderbUt's er ridden bv Eddie n the American il W ishington P;irk here two and a hall lengths led with Precious I i \er one mile one H :'-i 1112.600. u j c ivered i in 1 min 48.4
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    CSC MEET
    48 10 THE Chinese Swimming will hold its 37th Annus! Swimming Championship Meet on Saturday. Aug. at 3.30 p.m. Heats for 1,500 metre Free Style (Men), 50 metres! Breast Stroke (Girls under 14 years) and 200 metre Brea>t Stroke (Men) will be held I tomorrow, at 5.1 "> p.m.
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    Eight Hattricks In UK Football
    294 10 LONDON, Aug. 22 (Reuter)— High scoring and eight hattricks featured the first Saturday's play of the new football season in England today, one of the three-goal scorers being John Charles, the Welsh international of Leeds I tailed. On Wednesday he netted four a and so
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    Results
    317 10 LONDON Aug 22 (Reuter)— Football i esu}'.< LEAGUE DIVISION 1 Arsenal 0 Hurider>field 0. Blackpool 2. Chelsea 1 Cardiff 2 AMor. Villa 1 Cnaiiton 3. Burnley j Liverpoo 4 Mancne&iei U 4 Mai chostcr C 0 Wolve* 4 Midd!e>bro' 0 P:e»ton 4 Newcastle 2 Sunderland I Portsmouth 'A. SI
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    95 10 Top picture show s the victorious Tiger Swimming Cluh "B M team after their replay with Chinese Swimming Cluh for the Singapore water polo championships "B" division. Standing from left to right. Tan Sin Hoe (capt.), Kong Siong Leong, Aw Cheng Chve (president). Low Ywe Kee and Willie Yap. Squatting
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    2nd. ACHILLES SPORTS MEET
    70 10 THE A'hilles Club are holding their second annual athletic meet at Rati en Institution on Saturday, Aug. 29 at 3 p.m. The preliminary heats for the 100 and the 220 yards for the Youth Junior and Senioi sections will be run off on Friday, Aug. 23
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    CRICKET SCORES
    188 10 LONDON i 23 (Reuter).— l Count y C '<■.• ol plav I »1 68. At Lords > day match) the Army itt (Truem'an i arm fast live f>r 16 1 .md secondly six f >r no wicket. R Air Force I*>7. At ov.it Sui i km i Miv
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    Bids For Reilly Are Still On
    147 10 Bids For Reilly Are Still On r riIOUGH the bids for the transfer of Lawrie Reiliy. the Hibernian and Scot centre forward, have now reached £30,000, the auction still goes on. When bis transfer Is finally decided, the fee prill pro: shatter the present world cord— the £34.000 paid b;.
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    Sunbeam Party Office Bearers
    95 10 THE following were elected oir.ee bearers of tha Sunbeam Badminton Party, S. pore: Patron. Nf Seng Ycng: Pre sirient. Lim Chin Yee: VicePresident, Chua Guan Sion^ Secretary. Tan Cheng Hock. Asst Secretary. M:>^ 1 usan Lam; Hon Treasurer lee Chin Fie: Asst. Treasurer, Henry Choc. Sports
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    UK RUGGER
    84 10 LONDON, Aug 2A (Reiteri«tu«l League esults Bsi 34. Swinton 3; B itlev 0 Ha 4:c Boi w \;:e Banners 7 Hull 16: Fe.itherstone Rover* 16 Bramlev 10: Hul Ki-.a*tnn Rover s 17. Warrington 5: K, lo v Kt Hunslet Leeds 4~> Donca>t«» 10 LeiaM 27 Whitehaven 5 Liverpool
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    Promoted Huddsrsfield Start With 3 Points From Champs & Runnersup
    489 10 Promoted Huddsrsfield Start With 3 Points From Champs Runnersup Huddersfleid can teel p'eased with their .start to a season in the first Division attei taking a point fron the champions trsenal after eotleeting both trom Preston runner* up to Arsenal, in mid week, in bot'i cases away from home A
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      361 10 SasSS* Wasnm B*oa (ftcHrilC 010 KATHRYN GRAYSON GORDON f,' j! PICS! Pathe News: ENGLAND WA J; Newt lim,, ioi. ALL THE GLORY THAT WAS ROMFi ■gjffasOTwras: x2 a»J aiilw k I i Mmf I -^m. j! M.asßßgc-Moiii rooAV I 1-r*":. n ir DA/Lr^ -> Sijssig SssrtssA tsti *A I*. Msvasfle^gs
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    AUSSIES IN FINAL
    45 11 MASSACHU- Neuter) Rex Hartwifi u ked pair e ntv :>:onships V S« ixsa, the champion, ic semif and Bill Talteam, Rnal bv i ii Drl 1i a 1 final between Ivo and I <>ugh I Mrs. Dupont J in R nikel by
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      182 11 CUSTODIAN OF PROPERTY PROCLAMATION NO 14 lr-din R With the Enemy (Custodian of Enemy Property) General Vesting Regulations, 1947. SALE BY TENDER <>f Enemy Proper:y. Federation nf m^u,. otes details of whtch argjt^^^e^ 10 lendc *>' P^rAREA IN ACRES Td;v,ab:e R :bber 1 tat mm Budded b*u!S& :^r 4cS n
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    PENG SOON PICKS UP HIS 8TH. TITLE
    519 12 PENG SOON PICKS UP HIS 8TH. TITLE Malayan Badminton Finals Easy Win Over Kcon Yam KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Wong Peng Soon, the unofficial world badminton champion, scored one of his easiest victories today when he trounced Selangor's Lim Koon Yam 15-5, 1 5-3 for the Malaya's singles title, at the
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    Results At A Glance
    402 12 Results At A Glance FINALS MEN S SINGLES.— Wong Pen« S ion (Johore) ht. Liss K -k» Yam (Sel.) 15-5, l"> MEN'S not ci. I s— One P«* Lim ind Ismail Marian S'pore 1 bt. Chan Kon Leong ami Abdullah Piruz (Sell 1! ■!.>. !"> 1!», 15-IIL n/OMI N'S SINGLES:
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    105 12 Above: The Malays Cup soccer finalists: Penang:, the winners, are in white. Standing: Linesman WO G. Watts. A H. Mitchell (manager of Penang: team). Kah Chong, Swee Hock, Swee Beng. Referee H. F. Stocker, Davids. Chee Seng, Teow Keng, linesman M. Muthucumaru. Second row: Murad. Hin Hean Poh Aun, Vass,
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    Poh Lim, Marjan Regain Honours
    409 12 Thrilling Doubles Final THE men's doubles was the only match that had all the thrills and excitement of a Malayan Badminton Championship final. Ong Poh Lim and Ismail Marjan (Spore) were in devastating form, smashing at almost every shots their opponents, Chan Kon Leong and
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    Skinner Hero Of S'pore A
    286 12 SINGAPORE -A" thanks ti a very able display by young Wilfred Skinner, scored n 'A-2 win over Combined RAF in I friendly soccer at J.iliu Bes ir Stadium yesterday. Goalkeeper Skinne:* alone stood between his team and possible defeat particularly In the second half when
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    SCRC Just Fail To Beat Clock
    567 12 SCOREBOARD POLICE beat SCRC on the first innings to win the Singapore Cricket Associations league championship yesterday. It wa s a fitting finale to the SCA tourney a> the match produced the brightest batting and the most thrilling finish seen this season. Set to
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    Nine Records At SHB Boys Sports
    50 12 NINE records were shattered at Singapore Harbour Board Boys Club's fourth annual athletic sports at the Keppel Harbour Sports ground yesterday. S;ak Chong Lang was the champion in "A"' division. Cheng Siew Fun and S ak Kong Leng won the "B" and "C" honours.
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    Silent Crowd Watch North Outplay South
    339 12 IPOH, Sun.— North beat South by two goals to nil in one of ti games played in Ipoh this season. The goals were srored bv lee s.i 4 Perak and Pan Siang Teik of Penang. The South team took he \l\V^i changes-Yew Chang taking
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    Office-Bearers Of STC Sports Club
    79 12 THS following weie elected office bearers of the Singapore Traction Company Sports Club for the ensuing year. President: A. a. Earing. Vice-Presidents: A. R. Cameron. F L. Strange. Secretary: K. Kerr, Treasurer Q. H L. Poulier. Auditor: W. L. Westerhout. Sports Captain: Fn-d Taye. Vice
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    BASEBALL
    42 12 PHILADELPHIA Au* 2:i <AP>— The Philade.phia Phillies routed Sal Maßlie on four i and gix hi'* m 'he fi I innings and w»nt on to d the New York Giants in the rir>t aam v of a twi I double-header 7-1.
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    CHARITY MATCH
    54 12 T H E Combined Services versus the Singapore Business Houses Football Association soccer match will be piayed on Sundav Aug. 30 nt Jalan KStadium. The match m „,d ol the Armed Services Welfare Association The SBHFA will hold Iris match today whi e the Combined Services will play
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    1st Rugby Test
    33 12 JOHHAXXESBCRG, Any 22 (Reuter) South At: i. beat Australia by 25 points I > three her e today in the ftrsl Rugby' Union Internatio "test" of Australia's tour in South Africa.
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    WEIGHTS FOR SECOND DAY
    519 12 BELOW are the weight* for the second Kuala Lumpur races on Wednesday. (I. 3 Uiv I— G I urs. FUSS Studio !l (Ml Bees vert il ft.ll Sabelas June 8.1! Zambesi 8.1 1 Prtaeefcsf 8 If (..iv Csmival 8 in sir Clinus s•• i Wot SIIS
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    Ang Kim Choo Beats Mills For The Final
    184 12 AXC. KIM CI IOO of I glow B P. qualified I M Singapore Badminton m iunior women's single; title when she scored I victory over Sheila (Flower) in me >cm,-tina! at Guillemard Road last night. Displaying better in power and court pla
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      11 1 YOUTH fiSc 1\a wfc Wot Bh .■■■>■■■'- _.;>:_. <y''?^>: ■>;■'•:• >\.\ NfSjX; :'$>.■' ■V'-'-''-'*N>\ y Svi
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      SCHOOLBOYS TAKE TIME OFF -TO VISIT SINGAPORE FACTORIES
      228 2 SCHOOLBOYS TAKE TIME OFF- -TO VISIT SINGAPORE FACTORIES PlCtl. pictures.) Picture BOVS ui (..in I hi; Seng School. Singapore, took nm<- off .uu-i their examinations to visit local factories to sain first-hand experience so essential in their learning of our industries. Trips like this help to broaden Uieir education. On
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        122 2 Poet's Corner Evening Hj^HE sun is hidden from x the eye Behind ilie ebon mown* tains hiqh. And soon U\c gv'ning Stan appear And all the world it br L q\a C and clear Z SERENELY blow i the 1 balmy breeze And toftty all the nodding trti Kct-j) whistling
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      Deep Breathing Spells Passion & Romance!
      1110 3  - Deep Breathing Spells Passion Romance! TODAK si; fdfdfd FORTNIGHT ago I explained to von how in proposing marriage to a £irl you must put on a big: act of Passion and Romance. Today we will examine Passion and Romance a little more eloselv. I will Rive you some practical hints
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      "MAN OVERBOARD"
      504 3 The Story So Far: A I heUjht or a ga\ in the China Sea, the tank* "Port Royal" is ploughing her u-iy south to Singapore. Aboard, the Captain is checking on some mysterious eratej locked in the <i.K locker which. although marked "Soap" really contain arms ana ammunition.
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        Take A Vacation!
        288 4 1 )l AK "CL, M Thank yon for your nice letter and for all those bouquets. You would like to find out how best to spend your holidays. You state you are in Std. VIII and have about $100 saved up in the Post Office Savings bank.
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        What To Give A Teacher?
        221 4 T\EAR Mary, You have a^ked a very difti question. Your teacher tl tjctiing married nox; month and the class wa.ii to give her a present. Whai should it be? Wo... 1 know what 1 am in for but if you must have it. hire it
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        Carving Animals Is Fun
        489 4 Ol' can find fun and ateo A acquire experience in carving by collecting a few thin pieces of board and a fretsaw. If you get hold of old cigar-boxes, they make ideal "slabs." Of course you must have patience and time to do good work. it
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        How Bright Is Your 'I-Q'?
        290 4 r FHE following are all "'one of a kind. There is or has been onlv one in existence. How many of them do you know? A score ol IS o of the 20 would be unusually good, while 10 would a vera fie. l. Name
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        When You Have Vanilla- Think Of The Aztecs
        353 4 When You Have Vanilla- Think Of The Aztecs I I [EftNANDO (OKI I with tan BBsall gteajp nf S his sp.ai. n BSegßOfl 1 1 j«c| |g t he n-. b.il.int hut it ami hard to keep h.s ryes freea J Straying; hard to keep his 5 mouth frees falling
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        IT LEFT HER FLAT!
        25 4 I/-' veel b I it i the hore. I a I 11. Wen n'l yo i er< Or did you n
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        56 4 A CROSSWORD TO W3n»( OUT Z »i Man fr< 7 Light touch 12 Blarkbirrl ol k i fairu 513 Ciu!I-like bi :i4 Exist i; dents :17 Puff up ;l| Born 20 Cover with pitch again ;21 Crediti («b.) 22 Lyric p 24 Writing DOWN I. Made act! 2 Bushel (ab.)
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      Stamp Fun
      396 5  -  B) BICK DIX I Jl < \l Nl v IH.ill N l)«»\ I .iikI run KirU t ollrt I slump*. uh\ not p|j\ soinr »!.imp g..i»n s ii \<mii in \t party? PIN M STAMP ON I UK XI.ISI M J* \(.l |«mc 1- white p., fron im.
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      259 5 which would itself entitle him to rank as one ot the greatest ol Spanish writerIt consisted ot twelve short stories written in his own. inimitable style. Between this date and 16M he published some p...>;> and some inter udes. 1 113 plays arc acknowledged oy bimseii not to be good,
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      CERVANTES WAS SOLD AS A SLAVE
      975 5  -  ISAAC TEOH Great People Of Yesterday -By ICil KL DE Cervantes, f iimous Spanish playiriifht, port, and Bovelist, was born at Alcala de Henares. His parents wen 1 fairly well to do, but were not pf noble lineage. His father ;m apothecary surgeon, seems
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      Benjie's Birthday
      67 7 Piclurex). (i: ght): THERE was quite a gathering o) young friend* to wish Benjamin Khoo many more happy l"'<"'^ when tic recently celebrated his tixth birthday m Singapore. Here he helped by Don>;}i> t cui his <•'■• A b o v e): Planing the "Blind Cm the party
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      42 7 picture). JUNIORS of the Gan Btio Seng School ipenf jiicir leisure recently vititino their frien&t tmd relative* u> collect old and used tout ><>r ihe handicapped children 0/ Singapore, They arc teen here with some oi the u>js ilicu collected. Dave Shaw
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      109 7 MEMBERS of tin* GrU Guide movement from al> parts of the Commonwealth recently unaided a special Commemoration Service held in St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castli 9 conducted by Die Dean o} Windsor, and a Minister of ttie Church of Scotland. Mure ihmi 1,000 Girl Guides marched through ihc streets oj
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      110 7 ONE of the ciiLi't rCQMlffntcnti 'or <!<>]/ pcfcool If laryr area in which children man tX€Tti$e. In many o/ S.nqu<>ore s tchooli |hil ]eaturc has bem 'liissun/ out not for "/ur/i k>H0er, IVith /'(<' Bid oj modem farming equipment, arena adjacent iu Bchoolt previously overgrown with \tMan§ and (>■ urt>
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      MAKE THIS!
      51 7 A NOISE-MAKER can be i ide from an empty band aid can. you have to < J() Is put a dozen 01 or a few ers, nuts or bolts, into an. the lid and icotch- y in 1 il u 1!l open when in ose. in ■■> hold.
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      ODD FACTS
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      SELANGOR YOUTH CORNER
      586 8  -  T. GANESH [By *T*HE Selangor Youth CounJ- cil are planning an ambitious programme for the Malayan Youth Week which -sill be held this year during the second week of September (Monday. September 13 September). The Youth Wci-k has betomt a feature m Malaya and according to the
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      TOPSY-TURVY QUIZ FOR THE YOUNG
      153 8 TOPSY-TURVY QUIZ FOR THE YOUNG 'YOUTH' CONTEST rpODAY 1 t unit >t for Youth A readers is an easy one. and a> such is meant for the under fidrrns. Se if you tan do it. ily arranging the letU*r> of each word below in another order, you should be abi»
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      WHO'S A CLEVER CAT?
      632 8  -  Ray nor Gaynes TODAY'S SHORT, SHOUT STORY By TIGER was a town cat. He 1 was a bully. He thought he was a superior cat. and all the others in the street gated in wonder as he minced along. drinking in the glory with more greed
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      Laugh AH with FUN
      198 8 Laugh AH with FUN Z'THK irathri 2 was lnl up imitk BUI I i habit of pick iim n the muttet b •> n He c .illed »P h C b o n »> ,,a of Ike hole cla» .ind towering over him w»W .1 MCBirini MMM .mil a riowerUg
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