Singapore Standard, 25 August 1953

Microfilm: NL2300
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    18 1 SWfiAPORE STANDARD a Jt*fi. a v iv. y„. -vj SINGAPORE, Tl'ESDW, AUGUST 2~>, 1JH. TWELVE FACES 10 CENTS.
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    Youth Gets Away With Jewel Box
    35 1 |)y got away -uing 1• b of American '.day. her I at 9.15 trd a noise S'ne 1 in his r v a wi isi and a e the
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    COACH DROPS 300 Ft. IN MIST
    15 1 E {land. )3ch a Ver Pppers rashed inged a
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    DECISION ON BIG 4 TALKS
    22 1 (v Aug. 24 i diplomatic that the rs have deM el R is- -power i rmany in
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    Brigadier Home
    11 1 24, (Renter) C* mail, ccmng the arrived v lrom
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    KENYA GETS OUR GUNS
    332 1 Aid For Mau Mau War A Good Sign An easing; of the Emergency sitg j uation in Malaya is generally beJ J lieved from the news that the Fed- eration has loaned arms to the Kenya Government in it s fi*ht against a type of terrorism
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    SUPPLY MINISTER JOINS THE 'HUSH' MEN TO MALAYA
    239 1 -FOLLOWING close on the heeK rnment officials passing through B?'°/ hush hush' mission to Australia British .Minister of 522 V Wm air yesterday for Malaya and Austraifc from London Rut rll Sandys "will spend five weeks in istraha^and will discuss the October
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    POLICE DENY A TIP-OFF RUMOUR IN FORGERY CASE
    263 1 House Where Forged Notes Were Found PENANG, Mon. Police hove denied the rumour .hat the leader of the forgery gang in Penang was tipped off by his mistress prior to the Police raid on a house in Irving Road last Saturday morning.
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    Indonesia To Aid Kashmir
    77 1 DJAKARTA. .Aug. 24 (AFP) Indonesia is prepared to act as administrator in settling the Kashmir question if such a request is made, according to informed sources Official circles, however, refused to comment on the report and said no such request has so far been received by
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    CHIANG HITS AT CHINA RUN SHIPS
    189 1 LONDON, Aug. 24 (Heater) -The Royal Naval destroyer Cockade is investigating a radio MNACC from the British steamer Inchulva, 1,7Tl tons, that iSe had been stopped by armed junks in the Formosa Straits, the Admiralty said today. "_*he Inchdva flashed a distress signar ft
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    CANADA BOUND
    19 1 Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, left London last night tor Canada to open the Toronto National Exhibition. Reuter
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    AGE-OLD LOTUS SEED FLOWERS
    60 1 HAMBURG. Aug. 24, (Reuter)—A lotus flower, grown from a 2.n00-year-o:d seed excavated last j ar in Tokyo, bloomed yesterday tor a ie\. hours at the International Gardening Exhibition here. The seed was presented to the exhibition by Japan Ihe !SO m closed again after a few
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    Avalanche Of Death
    6 1 Buenos .Aires. Reuter
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    PILLOWS CHECK BOY'S 3 O-FOOT FALL
    81 1 THREE pillows saved a ten-vJr-oM *V. Wong S.* j*- fell Improvc*2f, °-f,„-t a m. Durham e The bov was **^_JS\ hospital with hand and facial int A'i?aun«. Madam Won, TO Yew. told Th. Standa.d .hat a t about (_N P ">• a v>a cooking
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    Sara Is Still At The Top
    65 1 THE following are last night's figures for the leading ten candidates in The Standard's World Tour Contest for Malaya's most popular personality Mr Saravanamuthu 246.464 N.M'Vasagam 122,:r29; S.T.V. Lingam 102.109; S.S. Manyam r>:-s.t>lB; Miss Ng Oi Lin 43.524; T.J. Davies 26.107; S. Jaganathan 15.419;
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    CHURCHILL IN ACTION AGAIN
    57 1 LONDON Aug. 24 (Reuter) Sir Winston Churchill, reported almost back to norma! after his recent illness, will travel from h's country home Ln Kent to London tonight In preparation for a iai3.net meeting tomorrow. The veteran statesman laweek rea.ssumed th P ("pair at cabinet meetings after
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    UN To Meet On Morocco Row
    44 1 UNITED NATIONS, New York. Au S 24 (AFP, I•£ United Nations Security Council will meet here on Wednesdav to examine the demand 0( the Asian-African group that th a Morocco question pe placed on the Council I agenda.
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    Kenyatta In New Appeal
    115 1 To Privy Council? I LONDON. Aug. 2.V (Reuter) —Dr. D. N. Pritt. who defended Jomo Kenyatta and five other Africans convicted of nanaging or helping to man- age Mau Mau terrorists in 1 Kenya. has confirmed lhat i application would be made for leave to appeal
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    GOVTS BACK TIN CONFAB
    66 1 THE V)\ < rnmenta of Federation ot Ma ayi i SinE&pora nave decide aultatfon with ti\. Tin Indu h j to ppoi I reconvening of (ha I r 1 1 1 r c_tionai Conference on 1 which was adjoin tied Geneva in Novemb m It ia
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    Mossadeq Awaits Trial In Prison
    138 1 TEHERAN, Aug. 24.— Ai!"n° Mohammed Momdeq was spirited avtfay today lrom the comforts of the Teheran Officers Club to prison where he presumably will remain until tried for treason. Premier Zahedi v-ho j" overthrew Mossadeq's Nationalist government under the royalist banner of Shah Mo'ramfned Re/a
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    PLANE LEFT PILOT GAPING
    62 1 IRON MOUNTAIN. Michigan Aug, 2. (UP) A lighl plane that broke OWay from its horrified pilot today flew unoccupied for ta a.s* thousands watered crashed into tre«N on a farm n State police reported no one Injured. Officers had fo awed the plane's flight from 'he
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    FRENCH TALKS ON CAMBODIA
    40 1 PNOM PKNH. Aug 24 (UP) French and Cambodian officials opened negotiations here today to transfer military, police and other interna! power, to native control Indications were that this Indo-Chinese monarchy would is for far greater independence.
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    KL GALE WRECKS 76 NEW HOUSES
    116 1 KTALA LI WIIM R. »\lon —A fierce sake hit Kii.ili l.umpur yesterday. damaging houses in sevci il areas. rau i r.unif.v Hi i i „v 1.1 1 .iimpur 8 le! i tort ni| Kifhl whK u let! Kijj. a Lu npui p > v
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    Allahabad Hit By A Storm
    20 1 a DELHI I A A tt i i H v i] luring Vie if.-- i
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    Thousands Visit Edinburgh Show
    28 1 EDINBURGH. Aug il it; E h A> foreign v i ioni if ii i Idr a m a i „;,>., and i I 1 V
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    MISSION CHIEF GREETS MR. AW
    49 2 mm. AW BOON HAW, Governing Director of the Sin Poh Amalgamated, seen above being introduced to Mr. Yoshiteru Kogane head of tlie Japanese goodwill mission uow visaing Hongkong. The occasion was a reception given recently by the Japanese Consad Central, Mr. Oaaasn Itagakl (centre)
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    OFFERED $3,600 BRIBE TO 'TEC, GETS JAIL TERM
    111 2 N(i put UAH, a Singapore grocery shop proprietor, was sentenced to eight months' rigorous imprisonmejil in the Second District Court yesterday lor offering a bribe ol $2U6M to a detective. He gave notici Ng, with or the bribe ji •kh K.ii. B
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    109 2 COMMODITY PRICES A < I OS I N G rubber prices (reats per lb) in Siagapore yesterday u-re Buyera Scßeri No l R.S.S Si "t Loot (»l^ No 1 R.Si. i 642 Ne. t R S-S 6.1 No :j k.ss 611 I ne: Quiet. TIN PKICE The price o! tta
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    C. F.Smith Chosen For Rendel Body
    44 2 Standard Staff Reporter 18. CF. SMITH. Si lative cum City Councillor ha s been nominated by Governor of the Colony. Sir John Nicoll, to be a me:: of tiie Constitutional Commission under the chairman ol Sir George Rcndcl.
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    Man 'Sold' Wrecks On Seashore
    84 2 Man 'Sold' Wrecks On Seashore QUEK AH KOW "sold" the two wrc boa: iey stood on the 1 at Pasir Ris. to a serap dealer in November last year $500. But when the scrap dealer. went to ..-1 the wrecks after paying v for them, he was told that they
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    Intimidation: 4 Charged
    59 2 POUR men, Tay Meng Chiang, Tay Tee K:ah. Tan Boon Tin a nd Tan Eng Suan charged in the re Third District Court with criminal intimidation. It was: alleged that they threatened Ani Why e Tong on Jan. 6, thi.,- year, in the Aik Ho 0 Rubber
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    First Pirate Taxi Driver Convicted, Gets 6 Mths.
    275 2 First Pirate Taxi Driver Convicted, Gets 6 Mths. THE first pirate taxi driver was convicted yesterday at the Singapore City Police Court and fined a total of $900 or six months rigorous imprisonment. He also had his driving licence suspended for a year. The Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereaux-Colebourne, said
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    Simon Queries Meter Decision
    194 2 Simon Queries Meter Decision WITH only a week to go before newly registered taxis in Singapore are forced to install meters, i Mr. T. A. Simon, president jof the Singapore Hire Car j Association, asks whether there is a monopoly behind this new move. 'it has been said in the
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    COUNCIL MEETING
    20 2 THE next Singapore Legis.a.tive Council meeting will I be held on Sept. 15 at the Victoria- Memorial Hal]
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    101 2 n_rt^nn %J l1 Stl d threw a dinner and ronggrnu L? Saturday night to commemorate the occasion «f M_t_ "a 8 annivpr^ry and Hari Raya Haji. A galaxy _riJ ,a J.t ,mands,nfin S stars w "e present. Thev delighted the guests with popular Malay song hits ir i 2W_ sh<
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    SHBL Union To End Talks
    98 2 The Executive Committee of the Singapore Harbour Board Labour Union, at an emergency meeting last night. decided to end further d negoVation with the SH B. on outstanding union relating to wage increases* improved medical facilities and tire taking of casual labourers on to the
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    COUNCIL WARNED OF LOSS IN TAXES
    206 2 COUNCIL WARNED OF LOSS IN TAXES Standard Staff Reporter A WARNING that handing over the highway authority to the Government would mean a loss of considerable revenue to the Singapore City Council was given by Mr. Philip R. Williams, Labour Councillor for Rochore. yesterday He told The Standard, that 'it
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    WORLD BANK EXPERT
    8 2 Mr. and Mrs. K. Fussell
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    GOVT. REVIEWING GENERAL ORDERS
    65 2 THE Singapore Government is to start discussions with leaders of its 18.000 emp]o\rrs mm 1 in- (•ucVjot. of amending its General Orders. The Standard understands thai Government is now h;_sy working c ut amendments later be put forwaie. approval by employees' representatives. Government may amend some
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    Made False Report To The Police
    115 2 A COMPLAINANT. P C. i. was fined $150 in the Singapore S.xth Police C V-. R. B. J. Pnte day for making a fa'..-. to the police. P ai alleged that i van ne armed v.ith revolver and another wi h a k-'.-ie robbed
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    Had Varnish To End Life
    71 2 A -4-YEAR-OLD Si pore carpenter. Goh Tan oyed by hls w ift? lo pawn Ithreatened to end hi; ivc. on Aug. 18 at N Bridge f ad, by drii pois, .q iid used nisnil Goh pleaded guilty in the Eighth I Court v. a ft
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    GOVT. UNIONS' LIAISON C'TTEE
    48 2 GO\'EK\MEXT unions in the Federation and Sine. ip a t liaise nmittee. 1 constitution for the j nnv> '"-"'^'S p. tne Federal C.o\ S'.atT Council. r the coi II approved furthoi :akon to est the n body a spokt I n of Dloreei t
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    World Bank Expert Arrives
    18 2 World Bank Expert Arrives MK Bra, a Nea of t), nankin- expert. vvorid ftaafi, Singapore h% F _L
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    19 Apply For Fed. Regt.
    7 2 19 Apply For Fed. Regt. I I
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    Dog Lovers Want More Members
    62 3 Dog Lovers Want More Members .pore Canine Wel- >n aims to have ers before the end ir. Mrs. F. Leon-Son. t said yesterday. ive 21 and of "de•er" may join the which has just ed and exempted. Standard. Mr. T.W. Ong. er and Mr. Saran- of the Indian have been
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    Union Chief 'Sacked'
    28 3 lent of *he Sirica- Union Mr. Teo heen expelled, was told by the Heng Goy .vas divided at meeting. Mr. •it of has er union.
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    A Queenly Entrant
    25 3 ONE MORE entrant for th> Newspaper Queen" com. petition organised by the Siagapore Union of Journalists is Miss Lilian Lee of Penang.
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    Expatriate Passage Issue Unsettled
    114 3 Standard Stair Reporter lill Singapore Government has not yet nut an discrimination in granting first class pasto only Division II expatriate women officers lard learned yesterday. Local women in Division II g to the United King lorn on scholarship. or study are given second "mv meeting
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    Leaning Flats May Have To Come Down
    28 3 Leaning Flats May Have To Come Down ol el ling iy. I by the I 1 two 1 1 -thc fl un .erp the to 1 the now
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    SRB Meeting
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    Building Loan Complaints
    147 3 >| a e.\!r. J. f tl i Soft as commenting rea ler's his loan of house h !0 mont r 15 Interest on this loan there»untt to 13 per cent, Mr. Burgess, where:) s hi> S 'harget an interest of eight per cent. "So on a loan
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    ACSU Starts A Lottery
    60 3 M.indard Staff Reporter THK Singapore Army Services I'nion has launched a $50,000 lottery in building fund. H iwever, the I'nion exp by only $20,000 All ;;i kind: Ist Austin V 2nd Fiat 500 cc; a motor-cycle; 4th sth radiogram; 6th e set, 7th Singer rig machine
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    Colony Taximen Petition Nicoll
    302 3 Colony Taximen Petition Nicoll *«>IR Singapore taxi associations led bv the Singapore Hire Car Asation representing £000 people, petitioned sir John Nicoll, Governor of Singapore, yesterday to revoke or postpone indefinitely the City Council law enforcing fare meters for taxis. B3 a^ UW .P^'-d two month. afftr q i l^
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    Union Will Hold Picnic
    64 3 THE Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union will hold its first picnic at Ponggol on Sept. In a circular to all members, the union secretary. Mr. K. Thillaiampalam states: "The union committee feels that a picnic will help "members to get better acquainted with one
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      1. No Legs For Show
      143 3 In spite of a wide scale advertising campaign and an assurance of a "clean" show, not one Singapore fir] has entered the 4 Most Beautiful Legs" competition being orgaaised at the Great World Cabaret. Specially planned so that shv young applicants nerd only show their
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      2.TooMany Crooners...
      125 3 APPLICATIONS for thp "Crooner-Croonette" contest being sponsored bv Shaw Brothers Ltd. at the Great World Cabaret show that Singapore's men are far more confident about their ability to sins than the women. Of L">o entries, only ten are women, so in order to even the numbers up, it
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    Insurance Executive
    52 3 photo. PICTURE (above) shows Mrs. C. B Wilson, wife of Dr. Wilson, garlanding Mr. P. O. Mahesan. Divisional Superintendent of the Hindustan Co-operative Life Insurance Soriety. Singapore, at the Sea View Hotel on the eve of his transfer to Kuala Lumpur. On her right i s Mr. S.
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    Bad News For Smugglers
    332 3  -  LIM TIONG ANN High-Speed Boats With Radar Eye' Planned For 1954 By Standard Staff Reporter RADAR-EQUIPPED high-speed patrol boats will be the latest weapon added to the Singapore Customs "fighting fleet" in their campaign against elusive smugglers. iNot only can these high-powered boats outspccd the fastest
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    Film Discovery
    42 3 Film Discovery Photo. ABOVE: Miss Lia one of the new "discoveries" at the KerLs Film studios is seen garlanding aMr. Ho Ah Loke the director of the company at the first anniversary party held at the studios at Tampenis Road recently Standard
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    Progressives Will Contest Six Wards
    166 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Progressive Party of Singapore will contest all the six wards in the City Council elections in December. Mr. S. M. Vasagar has been nominated by thc Progressives to contest the South Ward. Also contesting the South Ward is Mr. M. P.
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    Teachers Are Still Needed
    94 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Department of Education will accept as many student teachers for training in Singapore as apply, disclosed Mr. R. E. [nice, Deputy Director yesterday. The applicant must have his school certificate to qualify, and should be between IH and 30 years of age.
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    Applications For Scholarships
    32 3 APPLICATIONS for Queen's Scholarships and Fellowship*, close on August 31. Intending applicants should call at the office of the Director of Education. Palmer Road. Sngapore. for the necessary forms.
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    63 3 photo-. THIS awesome looking creature a reptile from a prehistoric era roamed the streets of Singapore yesterday carrying in its jaws a helpless luinian "victim" who hun* limply in midair as the monster slowly turned its head fro'" side to .side. Used to boost a forthcoming picture, the figure* were
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    Armed Men Get 7 Yrs.
    43 3 TWO Chinese. Lim Ah Long and Lim Chin Tiang. were sentenced to seven y rigorous imprisonment, each, l>v Mr. Justice Brown in Singapore High Court y< day for their complicity in an armed robbery in Deceri last year.
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    Chinese Art-Exhibition
    36 3 Chinese ArtExhibition MR Lee S s f Singapore, aril] bition of i i Chen, i kong ind China ber of i 17 Hill The dailj oi !> p.m. l n/enty af tht i to the China Fund
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    'Oriental Night' Show Is Planned
    160 3 'Oriental Night' Show Is Planned Standard Staff Reporter POPII \K Malayan .nd Hongkong singinc st.u*. and artiste*. v* ill t.ikpart in the romim; v.mr ty show "Oricnt.il N'icht" organised h> thr Mataaar* Rotary < iuh at thr Ha pp. World Mi dium on Saturd i> Rep trnihrr Amon*, them arr
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    NATIONAL STUDY BILL WILL KILL THIS CULTURE
    213 4 Standard Stall Reporter CHINESE language and Chinese culture in Malaya will be killed by the National Education Bill. This is the current feeling anion? the Chinese in the Federation, especially among those in education circles. Sir Chenq-lo'k Tan. who' e down to Singapore
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    Examiner For Music
    69 4 rr TER BURGES, e/ellknown choral and orchestral conductor, arrived in Singapore yesterday in his capacity as Visiting Examiner of the lasociatrd Hoard of the Koyal School of Millie He will examine over 700 candidates dunnc Ihe Beat seven weeks and will give tara pianoforte ri li.tls .md
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    Two Weekend Robberies
    134 4 •ill.F. taking a I cul home a Chinese pork seller the backlane of Rochore Road, and ro; ,o by ;< youth armed .i dagger on Sunday night. The money stolen from -lie pot K taking Ho had collected it from lhe sale of pork for the Chinese
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    KHEKS' $5,000 FOR NANYANG
    153 4 THE Pan-Malayan Khek Community Conference at Singapore decided yesterday that the Nanyang University deserves wholehearted support and immediately donated $5,000. It also urged all Kheks to gi\e generously to thc I'niversity. Spt akers stressed the importance of Chinesand said that the Nanyang University would contribute greatly
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    48 4 photo. Mr. and Mrs. Ahdul Kadir bin Adam who were married al Pasir Paajaag on Sunday. The bride was formerly Joya binte Mohamed daughter the late Mr. Mohamed bin Abdul Samad and Mrs. Mohamed. The marriage took place at the bride's residence at 131-2 West Coast Road.- Standard
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    Books From Templer For Brave Capt.
    48 4 Kl -i S e B the 1 V ital, here brought him a i >ks and ten minut. lie captain Ca "mystery" B i and the lo tion. Ih* received his len he i led. iktur had his amputated above the I
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    Men Of The Dogras
    33 4 pnoio. Some of (he officers ai.d men of the 3rd Dogra Ket-.ui.ent. on board the troops.. |i Dilwara. which stopped briefly in Singapore yesterday, en route to Korea. Standard
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    CRACK TROOPS ON 'PEACE' MISSION GO ARMED
    209 4 CRACK TROOPS ON 'PEACE' MISSION GO ARMED FULLY armed. 971 custodian troops of the Indian army passed through Singapore yesterday in the V*.. 555- ton I troopship DCttraia. on their I way to Korea on a peaceful I mission. Thry are to "police" the exchange of prisoners of war. The
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    Council 'Hand Out' To Labour Resented
    146 4 KUALA LUMPFR, Mon.— Labour leaders in thc Federal Council today expressed resentment over "an attitude of treating labour representation in thc Federal Council somewhat like the handing out of a 1 pittance." A prominent Labour commenting on the Nation-.! Conferences Working C mittee't report
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    Son Attacks His Mother
    102 4 SINGAPORF. Police are looking for I IT-.vear-old Chinese youth, who was alleged to have struck his 58--year-old mother on the head several times in a fit of anger at their bouse in Yio Chu Kang Road on the afternoon of Aug. 22. The mother was admitted
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    Policemen Charged With Robbing Old Man's Opium-Pipe
    193 4 THREE Singapore policemen appeared before Mr. 'J. B. Jeyaratnam in the .Singapore fourth Criminal District Court yesterday, charged with robbing an old man of "the most treasured property of his life" hi> opium pipe. The policemen were S •.nan bin Omar, Hussai:. bin
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    Colony Arrivals
    71 4 Dr. Irata EUgaaaagfc, an expert on Chrisfltaa homes' work from the Interna i Miss.n.».i*-\ Count il. is in Siagapore to tareatigal* Beads al the Malayaa (hii** tian Home and Family JLiir Movement. Al I'staz Mohammed Mekki Maciri. member of the Moroccan IMrgatinn to IN. and president of the
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    'TEMPLER GETS RED WAR UNDER CONTROL'
    201 4 'TEMPLER GETS RED WAR UNDER CONTROL' LONDON. Aug. 24 (Reuter) The Finaneial Times said oday one of the benefits from the encouraging progress in the war against the bandits in Malaya was the improvement la the recruiting of rubber planters. "Vacancies are no* nearly so difficult to fid as they
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    No Force On Changi Kampong
    188 4 No Force On Changi Kampong A REPLY TO MAK Standard Stan fc |10 CHAIRMAN of thc han^i Kara] mittee, Che A. \V. Mahmood, yesterdav a I Mak Pak Slice's allegation thai ttUp I pong: Chanui were being intimidated jv f and without foundation." 1 Mr. Mak. who is chai nr.;..
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    Hill Vacation
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    Boatswain Electrocuted On A Ship
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    Terrorists Kill Three
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    POLICE PINCH SIX AND CAR
    6 4 POLICE PINCH SIX AND CAR I
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    Charpoy Mystery
    23 5 h ii tiiv nn whi< h a old S:Uh watt h- sis found with a u wound on his Mandard photo.
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    Six Men Will Get The Facts About Rubber
    202 5 Six Men Will Get The Facts About Rubber BRITISH EXPERTS TO PLAN FUTURE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon —A working party to collect information on rubber production in Malaya and pass it on to a fact finding mission has been set up by the Federation Government. Tho working party is made up
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    Did Not Report Road Accident
    62 5 BAMAYAH, a Singapore motorist, was fined $125 in the Second Traffic Police Court yesterday on two charges of negligent driving and failing to report to the police after a collision with a pedestrian. The prosecution stated that Ramayah knocked down a Chinese at Changi Road
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    Used Axe On Mother Claim
    64 5 A 20-YFAR-OLD youth. Lee Chio Huay. pleaded guilty in the Singapore Seventh Po Court yesterday, to voluntarily causing hurt to h„*. mother, SOW Wa'n. with an axe in a house ia Upper Seram.; H His Wt not accepted because Vie mother wai in a u
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    46 5 photo. Brigaaaar-Geaeral afaaiiea Hirseh. formerly of the C.S. Geaeial Staff Corps in "Washington, arrived in Singapore yesterday with his wife for a vvceks stay. Brigadier Ilirsch now retired is a prominent lawyer la Houston, Texas. He and his wife are on a lair Kast tour. Standard
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    25 5 Il.ivn.ih hinte Aii. a F7 Nearold Kedah Girl Guide, who arrived in Kin<;apore yester day |a -ttend the Interna tional C ii 1 Guides' (amp.
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    Witnesses Called In 'Abuse'Probe
    100 5 Witnesses Called In 'Abuse'Probe SF.VERAL witnesses called to give t i before a sub-committee of the SmuaI pore City Council jn il rday irding certain a. madt by the Federation of City Council Labour Unions. The Federation alleged that some olli rials of the I Works at Kallang Road .*ave
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    Protest Over A Toddy Shop
    49 5 PEN ANC,. Mon.— Dr. I. m Chong Eu today urged Government to turn over- the V ;> building R to an Infant welfare C U-ic or a Boys' Club. Speaking during t. Journment al I >uncil m .-aid. tlie toddy .shop was OD- I in
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    A WOUNDED JAGA DIES AT NOON
    89 5 telK^?h A !??flJ_ d !IS. l Te **L*^*-K the mvster--2£ r^tSa „ua, ,ua Huat in «S?AB He was Found oa a ehari his body til. Th. th has not j yet been ascertained ar are ng a pathologist report. ho^R y aw^red to know
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    2 DETECTIVES NAB PROWLER
    55 5 TWO Singapore dote -tive-; On special rounds at Sennett tte nabbed one of two prowlers at Thai Thong Crescent at 4.35 a.m. yesterdav. The other prowler jumped into a car parked outside 'the shop and drove awav. Police traced the car hut the wanted man was
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    X-Rayed Girl Changes Her Plea Of Guilt
    168 5 LAST Friday a 17-year-old girl Goh Eng Lung pleaded guilty in the Sirgapore Fourth Police Court to a charge of assisting in the management of chap-U-kee ar.d at the same time alleged that she was assaulted by the detective who arrested her. After
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    'UMNO-MCA Force Will Win Others Over' — Rahman
    229 5 'UMNO-MCA Force Will Win Others Over' Rahman Kl ALA LIaMPIR, Mon— Leaders of I M.NO MCA are not perturbed that only three of the U organisations invited, responded to their call to the I National Convention. They are convinced tl the combined strength of tbe UMNO MCA repre. i the
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    Govt. Told: No Favours In Pay Plan
    124 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Government Ser Staff Co unci] will not accept J anv arbitrary imposition u-v change or tolerate any discriminatory treatment 'in favour of a particular 3 in the public serv The Council, which reprei sents locally domiciled ohv noted With
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    Admitted To The Bar
    79 5 MR MURUGASAN Rajaratnatfi was y* f »dm hv tht Chief Justice, Sir Charts Murray-Ayns oy. into the Colony Bar. His .sponsor wat Mr H Wilson. Said the Chief Justice:* 1 have great pleasure in admitting you to the Bar of tho Colonv and I wish you
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    COSTLY TODDY
    25 5 TAIPING. Mon. Pleading jruiltv to possession of half a pint 'of toddy in Batu Kurnu, Sin^araveloo was fined $25 by tha Taiping Magistrate^
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    Robbers Had Cake Too
    84 5 ON the pretext of buying a piec of cafc« two Chinese entered tiie Polar Cafe in High Street on Saturdav night, held up the proprietor at pistol point and cleaned the till of the day's takings of $450. One of the robbers with the gun ordered
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    NO ARRESTS OF LEPER 'CALL-GIRLS'
    134 5 Standard Staff Reporter AUTHORITIES yesterday said there is no truth.whatsoever n a lcK al Ch,icse papers report that five leper girls were detained by the Social Welfare IX-partrnont in Connection with prostitution. The paper, a Weekly called FenS Aft oOi of the girls was arrested
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    City Day Shows Lack No Artistes
    157 5 Standard Staff Reporter KNCOFRAGING response has come from local artistes, mostly amateurs, to mark Singapore's City Day celebrations on Sept. 21—23. On the official night. S 22, more than M asaociat and individuals have offered a variety of pe-fofrnances which include a Citv D
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    "Stoogeocracy"
    766 6 I 1. on the day that thi Malayan National mvi d, i ;ad << ca aon to i I therini iper tigers ehi n I tht draft report of the Workf the M N mnot help but feci ripti completely off the mark. We not quite appi the remarkable
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    The Shame Of Singapore's 25,000 Hawkers
    1167 6 The Shame Of Singapore's 25,000 Hawkers ABOUT one person in forty in Singapore Is a hawker. Every month three thousand of them, little better off than beggars, are brought up in court charged vvith obstruction, or for hawking without a licence. They are breaking the law merely in the course
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      212 6 Sir; —It will be a sound policy to give thought to the President of the Temporary Staffs Union. .\lr. Dawson's remarks to the elleet that all pensioners employed by the Government must be done with :n order to economise. There are quite an appreciable number of
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      Taxi-Meters
      96 6 Sir: I sincerely hope that the councillors who attended the tax,-drive rs' mass meeting on Aug. lt> are not prejudiced by the clamour at that meeting when a vote was taken on taxi-meters. Most women, unlike men. do not have cars at their disp isal. Wc mainly rely on
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      Laughter at Wotk
      15 6 "S« nd round a squad ear. chief, I've just caught Slippery Sam!"
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      Nothing's Been Heard
      216 6 Sir: The general public in Teluk Anson wants to know about th e Youth CenSir.— "Libertas" 'Aug. 2fl) makes me think I did not express myself very elearlv on Aug. 11. When I emestioned the right of a man to dispose of his property as he pleases,
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      SIR ANDREW AGNEW
      203 6 Sir;--Sir .Andrew Agnew, managing director of the •Shell" Tran.-, port and Trading Company and a director of the Anglo-Saxon and Shell Petroleum Companies first arrived in Singapore in 1903 fifty years ago to join the old established firm of Syme Company, agents for "Shells" and not the
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      113 6 Sir; With reference to Employee -in Terror's letter to you dated Aug. 17. I wonder if his employer is also a victim of those unlicensed and mereilos moneylenders who charge interests as high as 70-80 dollars per thousand per month or even more. It his employer only owes money
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    Review of views
    44 6 Review of views B iLriftt R.d j thai 1 f 1 y in with m.vth A Great Stridt THK gre. thc of 1 A las m.. V cerie^ A lla o BMM DOl I mding that la mind Worthy Factor N N mc Um
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    Edna Kicked Out
    549 6  -  RAWLE KNOX UK To Ask Why Was By TIIE British High Commissioner in Delhi is to ask the Indian Government for a full explanation as to why the Kashmir Government gave Miss Edna Fontaine, a thirty-five year old artist, three davs" notice to leave Srinagar (Kashmir capital),
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    RUSSIANS PLAY BLUE CHIP IN GERMAN 'POKER'
    314 7 RUSSI ANS PLAY BLUE CHIP IN GERMAN 'POKER' i CI.IN. Aug. 24,-Tlie Russians «i .Uidav in Uw giant iKikerTal^ b,u Prime Minister ot the East r_»_ »«erniaiiv. Grotewohl. rcfnraiiig to Berlin wiM?" 1 Rep ,blit„f His delegation alter **^tl"tK_*^T n MOSMW. said that Russif Z_\ a true I added th.it
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    Drive Against Moroccan Nationalists
    66 7 Drive Against Moroccan Nationalists Alg LM. (AP). Sultan on i lay to national"Vforo* re full ot ti -rs nabbed in >weep of the Tan 1,000 ady been arare fleeing I ers are being underground. S iltan, Mouley i en Arafa, also i c in favour Vie life in his making
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    Red Bid To Smash New Food Plan
    76 7 Red Bid To Smash New Food Plan Aug LM. (UP).— Communists d on tough torm troopers" and •porters to smash American food pro- ch b4 ina next Communist-run Nationdenounced the new p an to teed hungry lei mans as "prove. ;i told East Berhnera against it." imunist statement 'he Communists
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    BALLOON KILLS FOUR IN CRASH
    55 7 E 24, (Reu- Four people were K i 11--•i a I CT! f at Littf< Id, near h< re. police reported. 1 > tiie balloon. about 7. odd feet in v :i corning id, descending fast. had 1 ballast feet. Ti* balloon's iadlv damaged ei
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    5 Die In Crash
    18 7 pie were killed .11 a motor rom at P< nine.-, nor. h- i Reuter
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    LATTIMORE TO FACE 7 COUNTS
    75 7 WASHINGTON Aug. 24. (UP) The Justice Depart- urged the United S ates Court of Appeal today to renovate seven count perjury •i n< it again*-' tar Eastern specialist Owen La'tinore. In a 61-page brief United Stat, attorney Leo A. Rover and oth government prose CUtors
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    Boy For Chaplins
    28 7 MRS CHARLES Chaplin, Wife of the actor. gave birth to her filth child, a hoy. at a nursing home in Lausanne, Switzerland on Sunday. Reuter
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    THE SHAH & PILOT
    68 7 THE SHAH PILOT photo. The .Shah of Persia (left) is shown here with his pilot. Major .Mohammed Khatami at the Shah's hotel suite in Rome. An:. 19 as they received advance reports of the success of proaShah forces over those of Premier Mossadeq. The pilot is the man who flew
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    Vote On India's Seat This Week
    255 7 Tn NEW y.°. RK Au S* 24, (Reuter)-The dispute over Indian participation in the Korean peace conference is expected to come to a vote in the United Nations on about Wednesday or Thursdav. The General Assembly's Political Committee will bosume debate on the composition
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    Cannibalism In N. Guinea Heart Dinners
    103 7 Cannibalism In N. Guinea Heart Dinners PORT .MORESBY. (New Guinea). Aug 24 (UP) Cannibalism is rife In thc southern highlands here, pat- rol officer C Terrell reported. Wnile on a Ml-day patrol into the cannibal country around l-ak_ Kutubu, Terrell said he found a human heart stretched on a lire
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    Attlee Returns
    25 7 MR CLEMENT ATI LEE lormer Labourite Prime Minis- tor. returned to I.ondon on I Sunday after a vacation it: I Yusoslavia. A .P.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    76 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON Aug 24. The following ore the closing price*, ot rubbe* ond tin of the London morkct: LONDON RUBBER IONUON UN Spot 19_d. Spo* £606 per ton Oct. Dec. 19. d. buyers, £607 10s. sellers. Jon. Mor. 19_d. Three months: £601 Apr. June
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    U.S. May Give Aid To Iran
    209 7 SHAH STARTS TO DISTRIBUTE LAND TO THE PEASANTS WASHINGTON, Aug. >\ (Reuter) The new Persian regime which ousted Premier Mossadeq last week appeared to have excellent p. aspects ol obtaining emergency financial aid from tlir United States, dis patches published in the American press
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    60mph Train Wrecked By Saboteurs
    106 7 60mph Train Wrecked By Saboteurs RABAT. Aug 24. (IP)— The speeding M Algerian express plunged down an embankment 20 m.:e~ north of here last I from tracks believed loosened hy saboteurs. One person was kil'ed and six injur' Making more than (ifi n aa hour, the express pa over 50
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    NO A-CANNON SENT ABROAD -US OFFICIAL
    148 7 NO A -CANNON SENT ABROAD -US OFFICIAL WASHINGTON Aue 24. i (Reader)— A Uniten St. army spokesman said yesterday the practical needs of American forces over would determine whether they were r o be equipped with any atomic cannon. Non e of the 28() mm cannon, capable of firing an
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    NAGUIB TALKS WITH KING IBN
    61 7 CAIRO. Anc (AP) _K>ldi, -Pn iidenl \i hai imad Naguib and Saudi At sb an King Ibn Sand yv v-.dav ronferred for half an '•*<.. ir. but no oflkial lutemcnl srs lied nn < > i. (Used Tha mei i imk. ;<•■ ding to dispatch
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    Algerian Quake
    26 7 NEW i ere fall in the InU ioi ol ft terday v I vo das earl < hich i ,iIV .md dam__i d ri UP
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    VOGELER SUES FIRM FOR US $500,000
    126 7 VOGELER SUES FIRM FOR US $500,000 NEW YORK. Aug 24 (UP) Robert A. Vogeler. who spent 17 month, in a Hungarian prison has fled a U.S.SaOO (MX) -o insl Vie International* T< epnonc and Tele C nr nl he was an assistant vicepresideni wren ib. Li seized him. Thi has
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    44 7 photo. The Snitan and Sultana of Johore leaving London's Waterloo station on the first stake ot their journey home They will arrive two davs before the Sultan's KOI li birth day. Going back with them is their three years old daughter. Princess M**ri.im UP
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    NEUTRAL GUARD FOR PRO-RED Pow
    178 7 NKW DELHI, Aug:. 24.— The Communi ,t Comnvind in Korea has stated that a number of T.N. prisoners who it claims do not \vsh to return to aAllied hands, wiM be handed over to th:_ custodv of the ncutrp' nil ions "Repatriation Commission, it was
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    NATIONALISTS SEIZE ANOTHER SHIP
    232 7 TAu»EI. Aug. 24 (UP- -j The i.8()(»-ton freighter s.«. E. 1. Brenori, alleged lo be own- v a Chinese shipping COOcern, was brought into Kaoh- southern Fonnosa. yeaterday i>v its mutinous <- nie crew seeking Nationalist rei >ge. Thr? freighter carrying a 'load of about *90,000,00g
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    US B-36s On Training Flight To FE
    171 7 v. \shin< ms ?l. Thr \i» I "i ,in•♦ ii n rati ii > th it ■everai hit B heai lu> IllMTs llf Ii I. nun s; >p II l>. lite t lr ea i aal< la lln i i iM aa ii
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    45 TUNISIAN PRISONERS MAKE ESCAPE
    23 7 45 TUNISIAN PRISONERS MAKE ESCAPE vis I I Thei Tunisian N Fie in Tunisia, arho lu emei gency pow > > a French d I
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    France Is Willing But...
    57 7 I U IM PENH A General Pai j Cambodia* Vi snce la mi lit nmand bodia to Kifiif nouk. He -d< «if tit d.mg< r f i sd Vh tminh, J hav*.' i tinue to i la the roui b King would I* in I of
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    U.K. AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY SEEKS FOREIGN BUYERS
    414 8 Standard Aviation Correspondent VISITORS to the Society of British Aircraft Constructors Farnborough Air Show this year will note that almost without exception, every type of aircraft put into quantity production is for export in one way or another. Taking the commercial aircraft first, every
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      1161 8 BLUE FUNNEL LINE _t__\ i»im~> MANSFII.LI) CO.. LTD. gj* incorporated in Singapore srrtera option to proceed \la aChet ports to load and ills- Marge cargo SAILINGS to I.IM.RPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON (OS I INI VIAL PORTS. Due Sails P. Sham Penang < yelopa for Liverpool a. GlasG. 33 34 Aug 26
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      397 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX (MONTREAL) BOSTON NEXV YORK PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE MOBILE NEXV ORLFANS via SCEZ S'pore P S'ham Penang FRIESLAND (RL) 29Aug sSept fiSept 7 BSept .AMSTELDYK (HAL) 9 IS.Sept lfiSept 17 ISSept SLAMAT (Rl) 19 25 Sept
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    TIN SHARES OPEN THE WEEK FIRM WITH MORE BIDS
    475 9 Standard Market Reporter IHi tin section of the a\lala%an free k very firm wU h increased bids i j ntiment v to tbe improved' nnre yesterday, on o e of the Wi qu i i_i ires were I V 1.1 I
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    DOING THE MARKET
    121 9 DOING THE MARKET RUBBER EASIER Quiet and slightly f£™ v with quota •'ons opening at about un"«ed from the weekend but easing daring the The markel Hosed quid at Per lb. for first '"M for September Pment (64 J rents per lb. on -Saturday) bu reported Wlin small orders coming
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    PRODUCE
    105 9 THE produ,*e manket in Singapore remained quiet in all sections, with little activity reported yesterday. Copra prices were about unchanged from the weekend levels, both September and October shipment being quoted at $3:.J buyers and S33J per picul sellers. Coconut oil sellers quoted 153 per picul sellers on a
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    HK EXCHANGE
    32 9 HOI 24. Special Standard Service closing e_ on the Hongkong Exchai "»15.01 to £1 sterling: $5 ***** to US It; $1,837 to Malayan M, $0,306 to one Indonesian Ruppiah; Goid
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    PAL ACQUIRE INTEREST IN AVIACO
    100 9 A rlines are to lock Com- i ail an ;er has been apPAL's rs ird of AVIACO will become effective on ral by the respective governments. nel -\ndies Soriano in Manila recently that this is th e "first time PAL has 1 into direct participation
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    Supersonic Speed In Level Flight
    101 9 j HASHINtiTON. Anc. > 24, (Reuter, America's < 1* new Sabre jet— the f 100 is the first t'nited > States ighter to fly re- Z gularly at speeds faster than sound in level flight, according to Mr. .1. 1.. At i < wood, president
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    Deepest Shaft
    22 9 A.P MEN are inking the d< shaft ever known into the earth 17 miles east of Bak< r field. Califori
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    'india's Food Problem Has Ended'
    156 9 'india's Food Problem Has Ended' BOMBAY. Aug. 24. (Reuter) Mr. Rafi Ahmed Kid the Indian Food Minister. here yesterday that India's food problem has ended Her food imports, which stood at more than 4.000.000 tons in 1952, would be cut to million tons next year. Ile added that the count
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    Aussie Use Of 'Metal Surgery'
    40 9 AN INNOVATION in Australian industry is *urSery." method of repairing factory machinery without removing it from its location m the plant. This "cold" repnir pro developed by (Britain) I vi.. ired in by Ifl com]
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    Back From Canada
    45 9 photo. .MR. G.S. OAKLEY. Secretary to the Ford Motor Company of .Malaya, arrived back in Singapore aboard a <Jantas Constellation during the weekend after spending six months' leave jn England and Canada. He was accompanied by his wife and three children. Standard
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    ICAO Men Call For Uniformity
    199 9 Radio Frequency Standard Staff Reporter THE International Civil .\viation Organisation's conference held in Singapore recommended that there should be greater standardisation of radio frequency and equipment. Messrs. E. Asi.**tores. D Oliva ai 1 E. .Acevecdo of the Phi ip-l pines, left for Bangkok vest* rday
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    S'pore Brickworks Show Good Business
    219 9 S'pore Brickworks Show Good Business PROFITS MAY BE LOWER Standard Market Reporter. SINGAPORE brickworks with on estimated annual ou-Vu# of 70 million ore having a fairly good period of trading though they may find a more competitive market tor their products because of the general trend of business. A forecast
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    45 9 C 'ttee Probing World Trade A iv. R. i _n Homer art today anil I '.-man will look I pi s of i:. e, which meet on Sept. 15 In aAdmi:. ner in I _\o president cf i leral ion of I ,a--s from riculture
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    124 9 NKW YORK U I AT > Almost iv*.. i «»f thr world'*.. prnp.«*« .ne starving, thr Am-... m graphual Sim iet> i ,1 trrday. despite i n < food production t.» 1 «1 everyone. lhi- Soi iety i**j.oil.d ihe lowest food ron*aiini|)ti(in levH per eap-ti i»xiftft«
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    58 10 photo). "DUNIXCJ" is done wherever there are loag expanses of dunes, and it involves sunning ox fust sitting, staa ilong the sandy rise-.. Tape Cod in the IS. abounds in dun? beauty, md ittracta beauties as a result. Above. Shirley Claire Peuta, t Boston model jrai t
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    453 10  -  Margaret Scott ry j RE'S nothing more 1 t; 1 ited to make fl I l'*»s rouple ,lad they si th r ara Iba i seeing i rbildr a covered in Am. > if you like chili: in fact, if thi your own children, n Ihe are
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    241 10 Slar Contest No. 30 ALI through this week lhe Sine ipot e Standard presents its thirtieth star contest. All \oo *> got to do is t«> collect the sli pictures* ana their respective coupons and send them tn_*-«*« K **r with the name ot the
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    46 12 ISTANBUL. Aug 24 (AP)— The Philippines beat Fraree 3—o in the final of the Istanbul international tennis tournev Sunday. Through the victory, the Philippines took over from the defending team the cus tody of the "Cup of Nations" t:ophy.
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