Singapore Standard, 23 July 1954

Microfilm: NL4525
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    19 1 m&nr" I MHpa| Ittptffe j£ m VO1 V N 1L SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1954 TWELVE PAGES IS CENTS.
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    $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT
    138 1 WINNER of The ndard Quick-Quiz .test No. 13 is Mr. Biman Gunathakurta 14, Teiok Kurau, i Singapore. uc for $100 has i nt t > him. judged 1' i Grimble. v of the Bocl v for the Cruelty to correct answers UE NO. 1— IMPOR\T CITY
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    20,000 ARE HOMELESS
    47 1 ONG, July 22: (AP) his evening I, a village of .000 squatters' uts. i imaged 20.000 peobt'en rendered homehe w o d c n huts burnt to \he ground. p.m. the fire was render control although Jidering. The number ties is not yet known.
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    THREE KILLED IN SELVASA
    57 1 SURAT. Bombay State, July 22, (Reuter) Three people were shot dead when Portuguese Indian nationalists "liberated" a village m the isolated Portuguese enclave of Selvasa, on India's west coast, it was reported here today. Police were said to have 'offered some resistance" when 35 members of
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    QUEEN SEES GEN. TEMPLER
    24 1 LONDON, July 22 (Reuter) The Queen received General Sir Gerald Templer. former High Commissioner m Malaya. at Buckingham Palace today.
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    Alexander Sees Guided Missiles
    44 1 COCOA, Florida, July 22 (AP). Field Marshal Earl Alexander, British Ministt r or Defence, came here on Wednesday on his United States visit "to see new weapons, especially guided missiles." Thursday, he leaves for White Sands proving grounds, New Mexico.
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    FIGHTING ENDS JULY 27
    105 1 GEN. Paul Ely, French Commander-in-chief m Indo-China, told his troops yesterday that the Geneva cease-fire agreement will go into force "m a few days/ and told them to "welcome peace with discipline." In Hanoi, Gen. Rene Cogny, French Commander m North Vietnam, said he does not
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    Council Relents And Strike May End Today
    249 1 Council Relents And Strike May End Today THE dispute between the Singapore City Council and its 10,000 daily rated workers now on strike, may be ended today. The Council has backed down from its refusal to meet a delegation of the workers with Mr. Lim Yew Hock president of the
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    Marjorie Coolest Off Them All...
    102 1 Marjorie Coolest Off Them All... LONG BEACH. California, July >>, (UP)— Miss Malaya, Marjorie Wee, yesterday was about the only contestant among the shapely beauties from five continents vying: for the title of Miss Universe who was not suffering: from a severe case of nerves. "No, the waiting: for the
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    Pact Effective In Vietnam First
    305 1 GENEVA, July 22 (Reuter).— Fighting will stop officially m ido-China on July 27 when the cease-fire negotiated here goes ito effect m some areas of North Vietnam, French sources said )day. Full details of all three cease-fire agreements signed here yesJrday for Vietnam, Laos and
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    Toasted Peace In 'Fizz'
    137 1 Toasted Peace In 'Fizz' GENEVA, July 22, (AFP)— Forty bottles of fine chilled champagne were popped open here by foreign ministers and delegation members yesterday to celebrate the successful conclusioJi of what may have been the most important confer--ence since the end of World War 11. The delegates drank the
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    'Malaya' At Los Angeles
    16 1 Photo. MARJORIE WEE photographed on her arrival at Los Angeles airport. A.P.
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    MIRIAM IS THE NEW MISS U.S.A.
    229 1 LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA, JULY 22, (REUTER) MISS SOUTH CAROLINA IS THE NEW MISS U.S.A. Miss Miriam Stevenson, 21-year-old college senior from Winnsboro, South Carolina, won last night over 46 other entrants the title which will put her against 32 foreign beauties for the Miss
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    Jap Officer Appeals To Malaya
    81 1 Jap Officer Appeals To Malaya PENANG, Thurs. Capt. Isumu Terata, Kempeitai chief of Penang during the occupation, who is now serving life imprisonment m Japan has written to the Malayan Governments asking for leniency m view of his good work done en the island. In his plea, Capt. Terata stated
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    If Peace Is Violated
    83 1 If Peace Is Violated CANBERRA, July 22. (Reuter) Mr. R. G. Menzies, the Prime Minister, said here tonight that Australia would view any aggression m violation of the Indo-China agreement as a "threat to international peace and security." He made this statement after the Federal Cabinet had discussed the Geneva
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    52 Pilots For Jet Training
    41 1 SEOUL, July 22 (Reuter).— South Korean Defence Minister, Admiral Sohn Won All, said today a group of 52 Korean fighter pilots would leave for Japan shortly for Jet aircraft training at United States Air Force bases.
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    BEDS LINED UP IN DEBATE
    78 1 WASHINGTON, July 22. (Reuter). Beds were lined up m the chamber early today ready for sleepy senators as Senator William Knowland, Republican Leader, fought to keep a debate going until a final vote is taken on an atomic energy bill. The debate on the administration's
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    33 DIE OF SUNSTROKE
    35 1 MEXICO CITY, July 22. (AP) Reports reaching here said at least 33 persons have died of sunstroke m the Mexican area during the recent heat wave, when Temperature reached 118 degrees.
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    Plane Lands On One Tyre
    51 1 HONGKONG. July 22, (UP) —One tyre on a British Overseas Airways Argonaut blew out yesterday as the plane touched down for a landing but the pilot had no trouble braking it to a smooth stop. Trc 17 passengers on board apparently .never knew something was
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    GERMAN FBI CHIEF KIDNAPPED
    126 1 BONN, Germany, July 22 (AP). Dr. Otto John, Director of West Germany's F. 8.1., has disappeared m west Berlin and is believed to have been kidnapped by the Communists, the Federal Interior Ministry announced today. Dr John was last seen boarding a taxi m front of
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    UNANIMOUS VOTE FOR M. FRANCE
    233 1 PARIS, July 22 (Reuter) A government spokesman said after a two-hour cabinet meeting, that M. Mendes France made a report on the Geneva negotiations which was unanimously approved by the Ministers. The Prime Minister dealt specially on the help he received from France's allies at
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    MR. DO ADMITS FAILURE, RESIGNS
    183 1 GENEVA, July 2. (Reuter)— Mr. Tran Van Do, the Vietnamese Foreign Minister, has sent his resignation to his Prime Minister. Mr. Ngo Dlnh Diem, it was announced here last night. Mr. Do told Pouter last night: "I have failed m the mission which my Prime
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    A Pledge By Vietminh
    100 1 GENEVA. July 22 (Reuter>' The Vietminh regime m Vietnam yesterday pledged Itself loyally to observe the Indo-China cease-fire ag ments. Mr. Hoang Van Hoan, V minh Ambassador to Peking, told a press conference that the Goyernmer of the mocratic Republic of Vietnam" hoped that the restoration
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    WHY FIREMEN TOOK LONG WAY
    799 2 Engine Was Too Heavy, Leader Tells Inquiry landings and departures?" It is true but then, at the time of accident if the engine is not started it would be very difficult. Did you know that the standing orders prohibited you from leaving the fire station
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    Lightermen's Union Asked To Explain The "Crisis'
    219 2 Lightermen's Union Asked To Explain The "Crisis' Standard Staff Reporter THE executive committee of the Singare Lighter Workers' Union has been summoned by the Colony's Trade Union Registrar, M Sng Choon Yee, to a meeting to explain the '"crisis" m the Union. Thli n by Mr. Sng age Ol opinion
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    Man Charged With Robbery
    48 2 was tentatively rtuurg t Eighth Police < with armed propertj the value of $174,000 beto Tan Chong Liat. on 6 at 5 p.m. at 30 Middle Yew is a'..eged to have used n revolver o:i he occasion. He was remanded m police custody until Ji
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    HK EXCHANGE
    32 2 HONGKONG. July 22. Special Standard Service; Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were: 51 5.64 o USsr, $1,819 to Malayan $1: $0,188 < lie Indonesian Rupiah. >.625 to 1 tae
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    EXTORTION BID CHARGE
    66 2 KOW YONG FOO was yesterday remanded m Police custody for 24 hours after he I was tentatively charged m the Singapore Sixth Police Court with attempted extortion by putting Abdul Maji<j m fear of j injury and dishonestly indue- j ing him to deliver $5.60. Kow was
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    NEXT ASSIZES
    21 2 The next Singapore Assizes will sit m the High Court. Supreme Court Building, at 10.30 a.m. on Aug. 3.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    99 2 COMMODITY PRICES ft ft CLOSING rvbber prices (cents per Ih.) in Singapore on Thursday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 RsS Sf.ot Loose 69? No 1 RSS 6?*; 70 i No. 2 RSS No. RSS Tone: Steadv TIN t'KICE l'he prue of tin >c> terday was $S71| per picul. Down $L
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    Smiling Trio At Kallang
    74 2 ROSALIND Hazel Manning, 9. was met on her arrival at the Airport yesterday by Colin, .7, and Robin Thurston. 5. They were good friends before Rosalind left for the Isle of Man to begin her school career. Rosalind. daughter of Mr. John Man nins: of the
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    Imported 80 Gold Bars, Says Charge
    236 2 MAN IS REMANDED PEARSON Graham Cecil Stuart, 31, was yesterday charged In the Singapore First Crimina District Court with importing a large quantity o gold without obtaining a permit from the Controller of Imports and Exports. Stuart Is charged with having imported 80 gold
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    Hon Secretary Is Expelled
    44 2 PEXANG. Thurs. After a two-hour debate late last night, the Bagan Tanjong branch of UMNO. Penang Division, decided to expel its Honorary Secretary. Inche Othman bin Mohamed. This was disclosed by the President of the branch. Tuan Ha.ii Abdul Hamid.
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    Claims Trial In Opium Case
    58 2 TELUK AXSON, Thur.s -Tan Kirn Seng, 35, was charged m i the Magistrate's Court here {on Tuesday wtth letting his I back room m Market Street ,to be used for consuming prepared opium. Tan claim trial. Bail of $500 m one surety was allow- ed
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    Death Of Mde. Buenaventure
    27 2 KUALA LUVPUR, Thurs.— Madam Mary Buenaventure, mother of Mrs. Fonseka of Kuala Lumpur, passed away today. Burial will be at Birch Road Cemetery.
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    Public Life Assurance Co. Starts Business
    313 2 Public Life Assurance Co. Starts Business Standard Staff Reporter THE Public Life Assurance Co., Ltd. incorporated on July 1, 1954, and having complied with all statutory requirements, is now entitled to commence business. The authorised capital of the company is $5,000,000, to be issued at par m 10,000 shares of
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    'Malaya Is Not Yet Ready For Self-rule'
    199 2 'Malaya Is Not Yet Ready For Self-rule' PENANG, Thurs. Some of the top political lcvders joined with students to argue on the motion "Malaya is ready for selfgovernment" at the Khek Association last night and after a 2i-hour debate, the motion was defeated by 61 to 83. Dr. Lim Chon-
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    More Ships To Borneo Urged
    298 2 To Cut Freight Rates Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government is urged to encourage other shipping lines to operate the Singapore North Borneo route so that competition may i result m the reduction of freight rate and services and the maintenance of more frequent shipping
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    Queen's Guests
    109 2 Mr. and Mrs h*. Ma,kie who .ttSd^ Buckingham p 4 on their ari pore yester the men wore top hut and everyone arried un .?i e a 4 at 'he party. But the weatfcr turned out fine and body was happy M r Madde added Wrs "Mrs. Markie
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    Magistrate Discharges Councillor
    55 2 Magistrate Discharges Councillor Mr. K.M. the City Police trate. Mr. J.M bourn, on payrr cent>. lor the summon.s served Mr Oli charged ply with a not him on May 12 carry out his house In within 30 d HiJ.D Donnelly, the house -a >■; Mohamed about H r paying t'
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    The 'Forgotten People' Of S'pore Island
    466 3 The 'Forgotten People' Of S'pore Island They Live In Conditions Unfit For Pigs' TM CD f y 5° NRAD SMITH < Stondord Staff Reporter I MERE ARE about 7,000 men, women and children m Singapore today who lire m conditions "unfit for pigs/ according to Mr. K. M. Medora, Director
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    PROMOTIONS & TRANSFERS
    61 3 PROMOTIONS TRANSFERS RAUB. Thurs. Che' Ahmad bin Yob Ibrahim, chief clerk. r ion Department, has been promoted to superscale grade "C" and posted as Financial Assistant to the Department of Education. Mr E Mayilvaganam. Financial nt to the E ition Department has been promoted to superscale grade "B" and posted
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    KIWIS TO HOLD DANCE
    42 3 THE Kiwi Members' League will have their anniversary dance tonight at Raffles Hotel m Singapore from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are available at $3 each. Dress will be informal and there will be no table reservation-.
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    American's Flying Visit
    77 3 AN American social worker and member of the UNO's non-governmental organisation, Mrs. Mildred Motahedeh, will pay a "flying visit" to Singapore from Borneo tomorrow. Mrs. Motahedeh will lecture to members of the Girls' Club at the Joo Chiat Welfare Centre at 6 p.m. on the same evening
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    TWO WOMEN ARE MISSING
    44 3 TWO WOMEN, Chua Hong Yeng, 26, and Maiman Baby, 21, were reported missing from their homes m Singapore. Chua who lived m East Coast Road has been missing since July 17. and Maiman, who lived In Onan Road, from Wednesday.
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    LABOURERS DENY INTIMIDATION
    165 3 TWO City Council labourers of the Town Cleansing Department, Poonsamy Pakrisamy and Ponnai.va Thevar Panchantham, were charged m the Singapore Fourth Polite Court yesterday with intimidating Heng Hua Neng on July 20. It was alleged that on the day m question, at the junction of Joo Chiat
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    GIRLS WILL WEAR SNAPPY FRENCH GOWNS
    509 3 PRETTY girls m the snappiest of French costumes, barmen m a burlesque mood and five bars whose prices are at a minimum, will be outstanding contributions to the merry evening promised on July 24, at the Victoria Memorial Hail, when the Movie Ball swings
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    FOUR CITIES RECOGNISE WOODBRIDGE
    294 3 FOUR CITIES RECOGNISE WOODBRIDGE Approved Training School SINGAPORE'S Woodbridge Hospital is now recognised by London, Dublin, Melbourne and Sydney as a preliminary training school for doctors who wish to specialise m mental diseases, the Medical Superintendent, Dr. James Brown, told The Standard yesterday. Before doctors take their examinations m these
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    HEYSER IS FINED $300
    246 3 HEYSER IS FINED $300 LIED THAT HE WAS SINGLE EDWARD Percival McCarthy Heyser. who signed a false notice m church stating that he was a bachelor when m fact he was married, was yesterday sentenced m the Second District Court to a day's imprisonment and fined $300. Heyser, who described
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    Skeleton Unearthed
    55 3 SINGAPORE Police unearthed a human skeleton buried m the s^ndy beach of Tanah Merah, Changi, yesterday. A wallet containing a pen, a gold nib. and a case resembling a cigarette case containing a bottle of fluid were found among the bones. The bones have been sent to the
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    NEW VILLAGE TO BE OPENED
    41 3 SEREMBAN. Thurs. The new village of Simpang Durian will be officially declared open by the Yang Amat Mulia Dato Undang of Jelebu on Aug. 14, at 5 p.m. A large gathering is expected to be present.
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    Wonder Box Thrills The Aborigines
    125 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A mobile cinema unit of the Information Department has just braved three miles of fortuous rapids m the upper reaches of Sungei Jelai to entertain 150 aborigines m one of the remotest Pahang settlements. The aborigines were so thrilled that the information
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    HE FAILED TO REPAIR HOUSE
    51 3 S. M. ALKAFF, of AlkalT and Company wa s fine the Singapore City Court Magistrate, for failing to comply wit notice to repair a house. The court was toll that AlkafT failed to comply wr i notice to carry out m Rangoon ttojd within 30
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    GALA FUN FAIR
    30 3 A GALA fun fair ami will b e held by the Cto Church School m Dorset Road. Singapore, on Aug. 2, m aid of its building fur
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    GIRL TRAFFIC WATCH ON CAUSEWAY
    366 4 GIRL TRAFFIC WATCH ON CAUSEWAY Movement Small —Welfare Chief Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Social Welfare Department has now gathered sufficient information, as a result of two months' intensive observation, to enable it to reduce considerably the movement of prostitutes between the Colony and the Federation. The Secretary for Social Welfare,
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    43 4 photo. 1 H An:;<'ls. one of nine species of suit-water fish now beirif; reared m the Van K'eef Aquarium m King George V Park. Singapore. In.set: The keeper. Mr. Loh Kum Sun. »H.i threw uo a stenographer's job to look after fish. Standard
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    City Aquarium Gets Local Fish
    182 4 THE last batch of equipment ordered from Britain for Singapore's $470,000 Van Kleef Aquarium m King George V Park, will arrive m the Colony early next month, the City Architect. Mr. W. Irving Watson, told the Standard yesterday. This consignment, he said, will consist of
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    Music Party Officials
    72 4 MR S. M T. AYANG was elected president of the Singapore Naujawan Music Party at an emergency meeting held recently to reshuffle office bearers. Other officials elected are: Hon. Sec. Mr. Jaafar S. Hussein: treasurer. Mr. Soh Ch:n Seng. Committee Messrs Abdullah b n Awad Diab. Yasin
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    EXHIBITION
    28 4 THE Penang Camera Club will hold an exhibition of photographs at the Khek Association. Burmah Road on Saturday and Sunday m aid of the Settlement welfare fund.
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    Factors In Education System Of A Country
    155 4 Factors In Education System Of A Country IN a talk to the East-West Society. Singapore last night, Mi^ Neville Rolfe, Principal j and Co-founder of the Home of Citizenship m the U.K., outlined four major factors m the educational system of a country. They were to train the mind and
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    Prosecute Cabbie – Coroner
    151 4 Prosecute Cab bie Coroner JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. A Coroner's inquiry was held today into the death of three persons who were fatally injured m a car collision on the Johore Bahru-Scudai Road. The driver of the car m which the thre« were killed, said that he was on his way
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    MR. INCE BACK FROM LEAVE
    56 4 MR. R. E. Inre. attached to the Education DepartmenSingapore, arrived m the Colony aboard the Canton ye day. after six months leave m Britain. Before he went on leave he was the Acting Deputy Director of Education, which post he will hold until the return
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    43 4 photo. MR. W. S. L. Baker, (above) Assistant Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Federation of Malaya, who flew to the Colony from Britain, yesterday from lone leave. He was met at the Airport by Mr I>. B. Friend. Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Johore. Standard
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    CAR KNOCKED DOWN 2 BOYS
    338 4 Driver Did Not Stop TWO boys walking on the grass verge along Woodlands Road towards their home were knocked down by a car from the rear, it was stated before the Singapore Traffic District Judge, Mr. A.W. Ghows, yesterday. It was further stated tha one
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    THREE DENY TAKING $3 FROM A BOY
    165 4 THREE youths charged with robbing a boy. Tan Ah Eng. of $3 while armed with a knife, yesterday denied the charge at the Singapore before Mr. Justic< Whitton. The three were Soh Ah Lai, Set- Yong Kwang and Tan Kirn Poh. The boy
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    'Fluorine By Next Year'
    70 4 THE Singapore City Council hopes to use fluorine v domestic water suppiv by next the Acting City Water Engineer. Mr. F.S. Wicks, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Wicks was commenting on a letter by a dental surgeon published m The Standard on Monday. The surgeon suggested
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    'Hubby Said He Was With A Woman'
    217 4 PENANG, Thurs.— A woman petitioning for a divorce m the High Court today, alleged she was awakened by the barking of a dog m the early morning of April 30 and saw somebody trying to enter her home. "It was my husband,* said
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    Hotels Bill Will Affect Brothels
    181 4 ANTI-VICE authorities will be able to prevent disreputable hotels from bein ff run as brothels if the Hotels Bill is passed by the Legislative CounThe Bill, notirc of which gazetted recently, will provide a large measure of power necessary to curb immoral >ractices now prevalent
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    POLICE GET SECOND MAN
    31 4 JOHORE Police on Wednesday detained a second man m connection with the recent $17,400 watches' robbery m Middle Road. He will be brought to Singapore for trial.
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    60 4 photo. Mr. E. E. De Haan, director of Borneo Sumatra Tradins Company, flew into Singapore by KLM from Jakarta yesterday, on a short business visit here prior to emplaning for Holland for a two months' holiday. lie was accompanied by his wife and ten year old daughter. Lily. Picture shows
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    Home For Aged Opened
    91 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs A Home for the Aged m Ulu Tiram New Village was opened by the Federation's Chief Welfare Officer Mr. J.C. McDouall yesterday. The Home is divided into rive rooms providing accommodation for 15 persons. Already five have been admitted to the Home, which
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    All Citizens Of India Now, Menon
    289 4 lj2djan_Sfate_Subj ecfs PERSONS born m the former in* during the British regime were now Indi sta t* the outgoing Representative of the finv (lt I India m Malaya, Mr. M GopaU Menon press conference yesterday. Sa »tl at a The question arose from the
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    He Slashed In-Laws With Two Choppers -Court Told
    160 4 YEOH KOX LE\ r after allegedly a his mother-in-law v chopper, picked up an o her chopper and •1. tO iJurong Road hom< Singapore Court was told jh's wil who was stand i- rror mi n her •ked by then slashed hi
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    Decree For Ex-Dancer
    95 4 PENANG. Thurs. a former dance hostess of the City Lights Cabaret. Judith Castillo Felix, was granted a cree nisi to be made absolute m three months by Mr Justice Spenser-Wilkinson, after ful petition for a divorce m the High Court day. Mrs. Felix said that she married
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    S'pore Anti-Fire Campaign To End
    108 5 THE Singapore Fire Brigade's extensive antifirr campaign, launched eight months ago, will end few days time, the Fire Thief. Mr. J. Shaw, told The Standard yesterday. he said, "my nave covered practhe kampongs and Singapore." :ae -ampaign Brigade officers ai en touring •ig kampong f<
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    PLANTS NEW TO SCIENCE
    138 5 THE Singapore Botanic Gardens did more field work and made mi than it did the pre -ear. Thi- 'ated m its annual report issued jresterd ..tor of tlie Herbarium, made four short infested around Gunong Pulai. Johore, to collect specimens. He spent three weeks m Trengganu,
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    UMNO IS Trying Hard -Dr. Ismail
    73 5 UMNO IS Trying Hard -Dr. Ismail IGKAK. Thurs.— Dr. 'm Abdul Rahman, tit of the United itiontd Organisation. to a large gatherUMNO members at today said that rang hard to han "75 per daya's resources" 1 ng diverted lared that UMNO >ng for a democratic ar.d If Fed"ona cannot be
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    New Hours For Unions
    25 5 Workers' .apore GovLJnion offices Road will be nth for from i rept today. t is on ihe :ecutive cora*«*oXthe Uo unions.
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    NEW POST OFFICE
    31 5 THE Chairman of the Singapore Rural Board. Mr, E. V. (1. Day. will officially declare open the new post office at Sembawang On Aug. 3 at 10 a.m.
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    "French Line' For Movie Ball
    86 5 two pretty girls two entirely (ifi reations from Radio I "French Jane Ruswear these nmorrow night e a rand Movie Ball Memorial or*d by The apore Standard in St Andrew's MisHospittU t M Lac hi an m the basuFoundation Garment while Phyl Westerhout (right i
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    Labour To Adopt New Set-Up
    111 5 Labour To Adopt New Set-Up KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Selangor Labour Parly will hold an extraordinary general meeting on Aug. 15, to adopt the new constitution of the Labour Party of Malaya. At a meeting held recently. the Executive Committee of tlit 4 Selangor Labour Party ratified the new constitution.
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    New Line In Burglary
    61 5 A YOUNG woman living m Braddell Road was waiting for her husband to return home last night, when three strangers called. One was an elderly woman, who was accompanied by two men. Suspecting that they were up to no good, she fled. When she returned home
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    Winning Nos. For Lottery
    78 5 ST. JOSEPH'S Convent. Paya Lebar. Singapore, announced the winning numbers of their Fun Fair lottery, held recently m the school's premises a First Prize No. 6673: Second No. *****; Third No. 3614 4— No. 6334; s— No. 1733; 6— No 7904; 7— No. 4744; 8— No.
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    Used Force Allegation
    74 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Abas bin Puteh. 20. was today produced before the First Magistrate on a count of using criminal force on a woman with intent to outrage her modesty. Abas was stated to b*\J committed the offence on Zahara binti Baba. at the Sunday market m
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    Thieves Tie Up Couple
    67 5 THREE Chinese, two armed with knives and the other with what appeared to be a revolver, held up a couple and robbed them of cash and jewellery worth $200 In a house m Woodlands Road on Wednesday night. The rouple. parents of six children. were herded
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    OFFICE REMOVED
    21 5 FROM Monday, the Sinsapore Bi<-yc; c Dealers' Association will move from 133-A. Queen Street, to 8-A t BufiJ Street.
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    Keep Off Communalism, Says Visiting Newsman
    410 5 Keep Off Communalism, Says Visiting Newsman KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The pattern of Malayan politics today is the same as what it was m India 25 years but this does not mean that Malaya cannot achieve its independence m a much shorter time, a leading Indian journalist told The Standard today.
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    COUNTERFEITERS GET JAIL
    263 5 Police Caught Them Making 20-Cent Coins KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— For counterfeiting 10 and 20-cent coins of Malayan currency, two men, one of whom was a baker, were convicted by the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Pretheroe, and sentenced to five years' imprisonment each, m the High Court, here
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    Leicester Regt. To Get New Colours
    147 5 From a Special Correspondent I.EICKSTER. Thurs. l-cieester Regiment's First Battalion, who lost their colours m their battle with the Japanese m Mala\a. will get their new colours on Monday from the Chief of the ltr»n»»-ial Gen il Staff, Sir John Harding:. Sir John is
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    FAREWELL DINNER
    44 5 THE Tamil Muslim Union of Singapore will hold a farewell dinner m honour of the outgoing Representative of the Government of India. Mr. M. Gopala Menon. on Saturday July L' 4. at the Jubilee Restaurant. 771. North Bridge Road, at 9 p.m.
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    First To Pass Exam
    75 5 MR. LEE lIEE SENG (above), an accountant and assistant secretary at the Federal and Colonial Building; Society Ltd.. was one of the first Malayans to P is> the Building Societies Institute Examinations, held m May. last year. Mr. Lee (27). won the Wilkinson Reynolds prize m
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    BURGLARY AT KL THEATRE
    42 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Kuala Lumpur Police were told yesterday that $400 cash, two gold rings and a wrist watch disappeared from the Madras Cinema between Monday and Wednesday. Investigations are proceeding, but no arrest yet been made.
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    $2,000 Bail In Lottery Case
    55 5 TELUK ANSON. Thurs. Tan Teik Hoe, 46. of Penisofi Road, was charged i i the Magistrate's Court here on Tuesday with assisting m the running of a •'lOOO-char-acter" lottery. Accused claimed trial and was allowed bail of $2,000 m one surety till Sept. 13 when
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    Greaser From Ship Missing
    237 5 Believed Lost Overboard Standard Shipping Report* t THE Blue Funnel freighter-passenger ship Alcinous arrived m Singapore yesterday with one of her engine room crew missing. Ho is pNSUmed lost overboard at sea. while the p was en route here from Penang. The master of the vessel
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    $1,000 Tops Donations To SATA
    152 5 MR. S. G. DHASTHAI donated $1,000 to 1 gapore Anti-Tubei soclation Othrr donal were trom Mr «:)00; Mr Qoh $100; Pupil; (,1 the Dutch School. Madam Lee Sok Ching Mr Oh 00 Wai Leong. Mr. < '.iui 1 Win 1 thr Sine- ipor Casket Co,
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    OFFICE HOURS
    50 5 1 UK oHi.e of the Philip. Consulate In Singapore will be open from a.m. to U daily from today lili s I iblic bolida From [he beginning ot 1 her and till further not:. will be open from 0 a.m. to 1 p.m. and I p.m to p.m.
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    Et Tu Brute!
    848 6 I i Is not surprised when the extremists make the allegation that our colonial status makes it difficult for us to do things which the interests of ti e Colony demand should be done. Such preposterous allegations are expected of irresponsible fellow travellers who are inclined to
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      'THIS IS THREATENED VICTIMISATION'
      157 6 Sir: That a rvsponsibJe Senior OiJ>crr oj the Malayan Civil Service, the Deputy President of the City Council, should find it i sarv to make a press .stutement threatening to dismiss workers n'lio may go on slr ike irhi!t> last-minute negotiations were takinu axing. Surely it
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      183 6 'IN A BAD LIGHT' Sir, A report m Wedno papers referred to a meeting between 5 City Councillors of the Labour Group and the City Council's Labour SubCommittee. The report quotes a stotement by the 5 Councillors to the effect that the Labour Sub-Committee would not discuss the strike with
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      168 6 Sir;— reported thai the University of »ya has abandoned plan to move to Johore. In order to expand the present University, a proposed been drawn lor more buildings to relieve the small departments, new ho.students as well as flats for the teaching sUfT. Unfortunately, I understand that the
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      OVERBEARING OFFICER
      413 6 Sir.— There are tim c s when a person feels annoyed at a police officer when he arrests you for a minor t and wilt not release when you plead with hint, but on second thoughts you may change your mind about him when you think 4)iat he
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    Stalin Drank His Health
    637 6  -  IRENE HANSTATTER Britain's Top Russian interpreter By T\JAJOR ARTHUR BIRSE, 64, who is the official interpreter at the Petrov inquiry m Australia is a man with a load of secrets. A short, balding Scotsman, Major Birse, was the official British interpreter at the Potsdom, Yalta, and
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    A Drop of INK
    422 6  - A Drop of INK R.B. Ooi by DELEGATION Ifpreing the Ir tobacco industry will ipend some time m Sins. ,nd Malaya, during its tour of countr; m South Asia, to find a market lor its lower-grade to Indian tobacco cornea m the forms of ci and cured leaves. The latter
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    292 6 Review of Views Striking Proof Uyu omes the signing of the IndoJ China truce agreement as connote contiibu- lion towards the stability of 1 i ace m the world and m the Far East". <lt provide* striking proof 5 I npossible ol <>lu- tion at the conference table to tool
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    36 7 Photo. M\o MARCEL, AmeriI I. phant Boy,'' friends with the nl) sent to him h> the MaharaMysore, on it London Airlasl week. Nino d in the film which was d« in Mysore. AP
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    BRITAIN US TO CALL S-EA DEFENCE TALKS
    304 7 GFGFD ♦v -Y^'NGTON, July 22 (Reuter)— Britain, the United States and other non-Communist nations have agreed to call an international conference late next month to draw up a Southeast Asia defensive alliance, highly placed diplomatic authorities said here today. An announcement of the
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    Killer Gets A Reprieve
    26 7 Killer Gets A Reprieve d m htal home, ed I murdi ROH kcd ih I minute I side the Mrs. Rowr I "con tor her." it
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    ...Now The Third Sex
    53 7 1 ißcllr third x m .md require nt to retain ttal health. Dr. of the Obnt m Wa Medical i is. Missouri. the third Intornaol old aji« w ccurred n and 55 m women In mm. id reprocould not d bj treatment nor parity to live
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    Conditions In Warsaw 'Terrible'
    80 7 Conditions In Warsaw 'Terrible' LONDON. July 22 <AP> I Andrzej Panufnik, Polish and conductor who d his homeland last week seek asylum m the WeM, lid last night conditions m Warsaw ar^ terrible. "Life is very difficult and rious and conditions are quite hopeless.' he said. "There is no meat,
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    CHECK-UP FOR ENVOY LUCE
    44 7 W YORK. July 22. «AP> Mrs. Clare Booth* 1 Luce. U.S. Ambassaor to Italy, was discharged from th< Neutolosical Institute of the ColumPresbyterian Medical Centre on Wednesday after spending several days there lor a physical check-up a hospital man said.
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    Suicide By Lions
    126 7 naked body of Joseph lia.jrk. 20. an electrician from Tuerth. m the lion*' den at Nuremburg Zoo, (irrmany. A few moments before t lii> picture was taken by ;i bystander, Count of Mandrsloh. the astonished crowd >aw Ha.jek step forward, tlimb a wall, wade through a moat
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    Hongkong's 250,000 Squatters A Problem
    203 7 LONDON, July 22 (Renter) Hongkong's greatest social problem 250,000 squat! m flimsy, disreputable shacks tightly packfd together on the cliffs above the city presents a "moral predicament," according to the annual report published yesterday. Among these people are Chine.se British subjects who have lived m
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    Flood Victims
    28 7 WASHINGTON. July 22 fAP) Supplies of shoes, toys, gift boxes, and goods are being sent to childin Austria by the Ar I can Junior Rrd Cross.
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    'Flu Epidemic
    13 7 AN influenza epic! the Central Police Prison m Guatemala on Wednesday.
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    CASUALTIES OF BRITISH PERSONNEL
    124 7 LONDON, July 22 »Reuter) The British Under Secretary for War. Mr. J. R Hutchison, yesterday gave the following details of this ntry's casualties' m Ma- >. the Canal Zone of Egypt and Kenya during the year ended June 30. The figures exclude deaths from dents and
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    Churchill's 'Thank You'
    64 7 LONDON. July 22. (Reuter) Sir Winston Churchill has sent a message to his Foreign [Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden congratulating him on the of the Geneva con•ice. The Prime Ministers messent to Mr. Eden m Geneva -aid: "I send you my sincere congratulations and those of r colleagues
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    Bao Dai Keeps Mum
    78 7 VITTEL, France. July 22. tAP»- Bao Dai refused to make any comment about the Indo-Cliinese peace >ettle- mint yesterday as he arrived at this fashionable spa from his chateau on the Riviera, i The Chief of State of Viet- nam told a reporter: '■I regret that
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    UK-NZ JOINT ENTERPRISE
    47 7 WELLINGTON. July 22. < Renter) The New Zealand Prime Minister. Mr. Sidney Holland, announced tonight agreement had been reached with the United Kingdom atomic energy authority launching a joint enterprise for the production ol h< water and electric power from thermal steam bores at Wairakei.
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    CORONATION VASE REPLICAS
    35 7 LONDON. July 22.— High Commissioners of Common- wealth countries yesterday ived gifts of pricel<ss copies of the "Queen's V I a belated corona ion sou- venir to end all coronation i souvenirv
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    Californian Heat Downs 2 Misses
    56 7 Calif ornian Heat Downs 2 Misses photo. POLICE OFFICERS carry two entrants m the Miss Universe contest to shelter after they had fainted m the broiling heat at Long Beach, California, while posing with other competitors. Regma Ernst, Miss Germany, is m picture at left. Miss Moana Manley, Miss New
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    Eden Speaks To Cheering House
    228 7 Real Gain For Peace' LONDON. July 22 (AP) Foreign Secretary Mr. Anthony Eden told a cheering House of ('ominous today the only alternative to the Indo-( 'hina ceasefire reached at Geneva was "continued fighting" and a risk of the conflict spreading. "I am myself convinced
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    Neuttality Out of Date —Shawcross
    112 7 MONACO. July 22 (Reul r Hartley Shawcross, former minister and once Britain's chief delegate to the United Nations, said here tok day absolute neutral an out -ot -date ici Giving the Inaugural addat the International Bar datum's annual conferlid it was "a contradiction m terms
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    BOMBAY CURFEW
    28 7 BOMBAY. July 22. <AP) Bombay authorities imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew on Wednesday after pitched battles between police and rioting students m which 125 persons were Injured.
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    Another Trip To Antarctic
    111 7 Another Trip To Antarctic CLEVELAND. July 22 Admiral Richard 1 who was 65 1. 1 said on Wedr he planning to return Antarctic as loon i get together an exp< tion He said that further expi tion of the South p gions is import an both the mii. nomic standpoint.
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    'PEEPING TOM' CAMERA
    44 7 FORT MONMOUTII, 22. (AP) The U. 8 nal Corps on W< ol a long dist Tom" camera v across battle I miles into on The mamm built about a 100 photo lens. It pet: field pictu: when aerial photo fllfi '^le.
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    NO CITIZENSHIP FOR U.S. REDS
    28 7 WASHINGTON, .1 The House ye by voice vote nnd without debate, a bill to strip \i c:\n convicted Comm piratora ol tl ship.
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    KILLER ESCAPES
    30 7 MONTREAL. July 22. <AP)— Gertni vant, 24-year-old Monl woman charged with I murder of a local operator, escaped t with a fallow prisoner from the city women's iail.
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      69 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, July 22. The following are the closing price* of rubber ond tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER f LONDON TIN Spot 1014. Spot £750 per ton. September 30id. buyers. £752 sellers. October/ December 1014. Three months £744 January/March 30id. buyers. £745
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    CEYLON-CHINA BARTER DEAL
    308 9 CEYLON-CHINA BARTER DEAL PM Not Opposed COLOMBO, July 22 (Reuter)-— Ceylon's government parliamentary sroup is understood to favour continuing Cey-lon-China barter deal which comes up for price revision shortly. The group discussed the issue after it was raised by Mr. R. G. Senanayake, the former Minister for Commerce, Trade and
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    63 9 photo. MR. V. MIZUNO. !•>!- dent Representative of N.Y.K. Lines, Singapore, Mr. G. A. Donald. General Manager Borneo Company, Singapore. Captain O. Sakamoto (Master of the Atsuta Maru) and Mr. K. Ninomya Japan's Consul m Singapore, at a party held recently to celebrate the maiden voyage Of the N.Y.K. Lines
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    RUBBER MART UNAFFECTED
    82 9 LONDON. July 22. <Reuter> -Prices m the London rubber uture markt t terday fere not adversely affected y the Indo-China peace greement. Contrary to expectations the loss of threeighths of a penny per lb. on 'uesday was not continued s orders, which had been ield back m
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    Plant Starts Production
    123 9 CALHOUN, <Tenmssee), July] 22. tAP>— Bowater Southern Paper Corporation's new U5560,000,000 plant, the largest newsprint mill m Southern United States, it into commercial production here on Tuesday. As the big machines started turning pine logs into new print, the shipping department began moving huge rolls of paper
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    PRODUCE
    115 9 PRODUCE pi :ned quietly steady m mo with fair business I Singapore J onut .ing Indicated $50i >n a dull market. Copra was i r throughout the day while coconut oil remained dull at SSOJ per picul. AUGUST 11 a.m. %:ill Noon UU $32* 4 p.m. S'lljt $31 1
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    Less Synthetic Sales Expected
    200 9 WASHINGTON. July ZZ. (Beuter). Th« American Federal Facilities Corpor.it ion has estimated it would sell 46,000 long tons of GK-S synthetic rubber m October. Corporation officials said October sales would be a four per cent decrease from September sales of 48.000 long tons. They described the
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    MARKETS
    89 9 RUBBER prices on the Singapore market yest«-i I steady at one above W grade ment toted I ib. Some Australian rted. while upcoun ied to be buy Sjme speculative s h purchases stea the market. Pr ened well noon were around per lb. At or.f the trading prices went
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    LAUGH WITH LAHR
    279 10 LAUGH WITH LAHR An Exciting Double Quiz For Movie-Fans YES, that's Bert Lahr on the right the guy who plays the Mounted copper m M-G-M's coming musical m CinemaScope and Colour Glory, *'Rose Marie." But what's he shouting his head off and just what is he saying? If you can
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    325 10 Fgladiatorsi j CONTEST 1 AGREEING to abide hv 2 the rules, and accepting the judges' derision as final. 1 herewith submit mv choice 2 of Gladiators as follows; I f 5 s 1 6 > 2 8 I I J NAME J I I ADDRKSS I >
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    HOLLYWOOD FINDS ROME
    443 10 POME m its beginnings and Rome as seen today figures largely m CinemaScope and other wide screen mediums since from any angle or any era, this city is thrilling cinema. "The Robe" and its sequel, "Demetrius and the Gladiators" gave audiences pagan Rome. It was a setting
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    44 10 TVOT many moviegoert know that gentle-looking Edmund Gwenn was, early m his acting career, rated by the British Press not only as an outstanding newcomer to the theatre, but as "a keen rugby player and rather more than a useful boxer."
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    COLONY HOCKEY FESTIVAL PLANNED
    550 11  -  VERITY GILL Several Foreign Teams Invited To Take Part By THE divorce of Colony hockey from that of the Federation will not in any way detract interest from the programme for the next season On the other hand, the Singapore Hockey Association has a H-point blue
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    Schoolboys Are Favourites At Malacca Meet
    205 11 have Z nt atU u ay i MS and Hi h Sch There are nearly 100 competitors. The eight-man team from the Queen's Royal Regi--1 is yet an unknown quanand barring them, bets are as follow 100 and 220 yards: Cvrii DeWitt (SFI). High
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    MSA Get Even With Police VR
    198 11 MALACCA. Thurs. B finishing enabled the Malay Sports Association to beat the Police Volunteer Reserves m the first round of the tory sorcer cup at the Kubu stadium. The Malays, including Samdin and Mohabod, two of their old regulars, showed improvement and fully avenged
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    Superwing Officials
    74 11 AT th e recent annual general meeting of the Superwing Badminton Party the following were elected officials for 1954: President: Sect Ten a Hock. vice-presidents Thung Hoi San. Jerry Tan. Hon. Secretary: Ang Cheng Tiong. Assistant: S sj Swee. captain: Jolly Aug. vice-captain: Koh Beng Swee. Treasurer: Loo
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    73 11 TAIPING. Thurs -Three thrilling ties m trie annual six-a-side soccer tourney were played off at the Jalan padang yesterday. The P. and T. created a surprise to upset the A Squadron Lancers by 10 points to 9. The 2nd Malay Rrqiment A also played surprisingly well
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    Selangor Aug. Races
    74 11 TH iigur Tun Clnb'i August meeting will be held on 21. 25 and 28 for classes 'A and 4 hoi,s<= 3 horses will do oj furs. or 1 miie. or U miles. Stakes are $2,500 for first division and $2,000 for other division?. Claw 4 will do
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    HUTTON, CLOSE HIT CENTURIES
    400 11 son 55 versus Combined Services. At Nottingham: Hampshire 183. Gray 85, Dooland right arm legbreak six for 33. Nottinghamshire 58 for one. At Birmingham: Warwickshire 220. Bromley 66, Lawrence right arm legbreak seven for 53, Somerset 70 for two At Worcester: Leicestershire. 129, Flavell right arm
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    K.K. COMBINED Vs INDIANS
    60 11 TAIPING, Thurs.— lnt. i soccer will be seen here on en the Indian A ciation XI meets the X Combined XI n friendly fixture at the E>p'.anade. The Indian Association will be represented by the I players: Muthappan; Thuban Singh: Xagalingam: Pulliman. Ren?,;iv;imv; Krishnasamy; V. P
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    School Shuttle
    36 11 KUALA LUMPUR ThursThe -semi-finals an d finals o: Selangor School Sports Council's Junior and Senior badminton championship! will be played off m the SBA Hall here on Saturday, July 31, commencing at 6 p.m.
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    Selangor T-Tennis
    151 11 KUALA LUMPUR, T! jrsday— Twelve matches were played m the Selangor open table tennis championships which were continued a t the Fui Chew Association hall on Tuesday night. Results: Mm's Singles: Low Kee Sum beat Kav 'fit Yoon 21-6. 21-14. 15-21, 21-18: Yee Yun Choong beat Yong Tham
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    TAIPING GAME FORKOWLOON
    52 11 TAIPING. Thurs. Taiping soccer fan s will also have the opportunity to watch the Kowloon Motor Bu s Coy. tou when they tour the Federation The tourists, it is learnt, will play three games m Perak m Ipoh and one m Taiping Their fixture here is on
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    BADMINTON TIES FOR WEEKEND
    654 11 SINGAPORE Badminton Association Junior Tournament ties for this weekend at the Singapore Badminton Stadnim are SATURDAY FROM 715 P M. COURT NO. 1: Sardul Singh (Bartley) vs. Chan Khye Chong (Bartlev); Koh Eng cnee iGESS.) vs. Yon* Yoke Ling (Ser E.S.): Desmond Soo (Victoria) vs. Ahmad
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    79 11 THIS was a h6t moment m the England versus New South Walrs rugby league match at Sydney cricket ground, on JFulv I" I upland's Charlie Paw so appears to be throttling Ken Kearney of New South Wales IM Ray Price of England (top left) and Roy Hull, Jimmie I ms
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    Golf Cup Award To German
    194 11 Golf Cup Award To German LONDON. July 21. (Bwrter) Herr Fritz fhiedermann Germany, riding Meteor, tonight won the King George the Fifth Gold Challenge Cup. one of the worlds most coveted individual fds for show jumping. In the mo.st tl tilling finish m the history of the event, the German
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    England Score 293/6 In Test
    265 12 England Score 293/6 In Test MANCHESTER, July 22 (Reuter). Enslancl scored for six on the first day of the third test against Pakistan here today. At lunch England were 70 for two and at tea 171 for three. sheppard won the t and elected to bat. Kain interrupted play three
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    CLARKE SHIELD
    69 12 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs.— T ke Shield annual cricket < between the Selanan Association and the S c Recreation Club is •ar. the match is to be pore on July 31 and 1. Selangor's team b e picked from the- fol -ice de Silva, Ronnie La Faber. Matthew Danker.
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    Today's Sport
    54 12 ATHLETICS— SAAA meet Thojnson Road, 4 p.m. St. H ;'s School, Whampoe School. Cricket Navy v RAF Chanqi SOCCER: Div. 1— RE ME v Fathul Karib Jalan Besar. Div. 3B Bintang Bulan v Windsor Rovers. MFA. Junior Cup Tuan Ming OB A v Argonauts ang, RAF Seletar v
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    Seletar Trounce Kinta Rangers 6-0
    257 12 BELETAB Football Club it on a goal-scoring spree to trounce Kinta Kinyors by six clear goals m their SAFA Junior Cupti at St. George's Road >• .terday. Seletar were lei 'ling four -nil at the h. i-time. Selelar were superior m all departments of the
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    KOWLOON'S 5-0 WIN NOT IMPRESSIVE
    743 12 KOWLOON'S 5-0 WIN NOT IMPRESSIVE Ip goals were all mar maw ic<=«, Busmen's fire-nil victory over the Singapore Business Houses may be counted upon as another successful outing for the Hong Kong league champions at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. The Busmen scored twice m the first half and three times
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    PENANG TENNIS RESULTS
    173 12 PENANG. Thurs. Cheah Kirn Aw and Sehu Tap entered the final of the veteran's doubles event m the Penang lawn tennis association open championships when they beat Dr. N. H. Pereira and Major W. L. Simpson m straight sets 7-5. 6-3 today. In the men's singles Lee
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    S'pore Teams Vs Kowloon
    90 12 COLONY teams to meet the Kowloon Motor Bus tourists m their final engagements this weekend, announced by the Singapore AFA last night, were: Singapore Selection on Saturday: W. Skinner, Kok Cheng, Johan, Kirn Beng. Lucas. Kok Seng, Chong Mun. Ibrahim Mansoor, Ismail Yusoff. Tian Chong. Kok
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    NURSE BREAKS MALAYAN SHOT PUTT RECORD
    763 12 NURSE BREAKS MALAYAN SHOT PUTT RECORD BATU PAHAT, Thurs. Johore Bahru's. Tan Kirn Lian, a General Hospital nurse, broke the first Malayan record m the Johore Amateur Athletic Association championships, which started here on the Government N'irse Tan. who aLso broke the Johore record for the women's discus throw, shattered
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    Titan Beat Jacques 5-4
    141 12 IX friendly return badminton match played at the Clerical Union Hall the Titan B.P. beat Jacques B.P. by five games to four. Results (Titan first): Chua Swee Hock lost to Chua Poh Khoon 7—15. 6—15; Lim Seng Chong lost to Morris 3—15, 4—15; Tan Kok Ann
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    Army Cricket team Vs RAF
    38 12 THE following have been selected to represent the Army Singapore versus the Royal Air Force at Changi on Sunday. July 25: Duggan (Capti; Lewis; Evans; Shart: Stepto; Barron; Douglas; Muldownis: Flinders; Dent Angus.
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    SIA Tennis Draw
    238 12 THE draw of the Indian Association tennis championships which start on Saturday at 3.30 p.m at Balestier Road is as follows: Open singles: Seeded A. I. Pereira. P. Vaithilingam. G. S Gill and Dr. V. V. Menon. Top Section: A. I. Pereira vs. S. A. Rao Bye
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    Penalty Goal Saves Airmen
    368 12 A SUPERIOR Police Sports Association "A" team were unfortunate to be held to a two-all draw by RAF Changi "A" in a SAFA Junior Cuptie at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. T h c Airmen's goalkeeper, Curry was at times shaky, but > luckily, Brechon and Crawford
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    Non-Benders XI
    48 12 THE Xon-Benders cricket team against Ceylon Sports Club at Balestier Piain tomorrow is J. W. Ewart, D. C D'Cotta. R. S. Tufnell, A. Baker R. V. S. Sundram, D. II Murray. S T Stewart, G. Westerriout,' Choor Singh. J. A. M. Ede, G. E. Bogaars (Capt.).
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    'Field' Stars Will Shine At Colony Meet
    441 12 THE ground may not co-operate enn L Singapore's trackmen to allow some Si g Malayan record-breaking times, but if v Pore ir stop the Colony's fieldsmen from takino T ld not ours of this year's Singapore AAA ch,L h °n« which starts today
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    Triangular Meet
    28 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. triangular Combined Schools athletic meet will be held on the Victoria Institution ground, here, on Aug. 7 between Malacca, Negri Sembilan and Selangor.
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