Singapore Standard, 13 July 1955

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    13 1 Singapore Standard m N>>< SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1933 14 PAGES IS CENTS
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    Lock icon olice Take ver Village hich Aided Bandits
    83 1 TvP _M<,r. than 20 shotW trom members H*2*e < Batu SatU ■> l|n P 7 merloh. Pahang, m vtT the defence V dock in the w was lm- D the area inspected of excess Bvi//agcs Suspected Aitken. said til addrf d that they
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    Lock icon bber Up Cents Two Days
    5 1 bber Up Cents Two Days
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    Lock icon SHOT MAN STILL ILL
    59 1 THE Singapore Police suprvi>ee Tan Tai Soong. 20, who was shot by a detective on Monday night, when he tried to escape arrest in connection with an armed robis still critically ill in the General Hospital. A police spokesman said night that Tan will be charged,
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    Lock icon Heat Wave Takes Toll
    53 1 LONDON. July 12. (UP) Europe's worst heat wave of the summer sent millions fleeing to the beaches yesterday and caused scores of deaths from drowning, sunstroke and lightning storms. A total of 81 persons were known to have died in Western Europe, as a result of
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    Lock icon Police Couldn't Arrest Jimmy
    49 1 SAN FRANCISCO, July 12, (Reutcr) Jimmy Callegas took his father's ear without permission yesterday, went for a short drive down a hill, hit another vehicle causing $100 (£35) damage, escaped injury but was not arrested by investigation officers because he is only two years old.
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    Lock icon LAST LEG HOME
    38 1 THREE American former prisoners of war who chose to stay in Communist China after the Korean War and then changed their minds left Hongkong for San Francisco on the American liner President Cleveland yesterday— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'I'm A Victim Of Smear Campaign'
    253 1 Negara Leader Complains JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, the Party Negara leader, today alleged that he was the victim of a "smear campaign" directed against him by his political rivals the Alliance He told The Standard that he had received anonymous letters,
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    Lock icon Tokyo Attacked By Poisonous Moths
    158 1 TOKYO, July 12, (UP) Poisonous Oriental moths have attacked Tokyo, the world's third largest city, and health authorities already have reported seven victims here. Before swarming down on this capital city, the moths dusted an estimated 250,000 persons in Gifu and Aichi prefectures, ■outh of
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    Lock icon TWO S'PORE YOUTHS HELD IN H'KONG
    256 1 Echo Of May Riots THEY WILL RETURN TODAY UNDER POLICE ESCORT TWO YOUTHS who sailed from Singapore last week in the Communist China-bound Tjiluwah, have been arrested in Hongkong in connection with the murder of Volunteer SpeciaS Constable Andrew Teo in Alexandra Circus during
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    Lock icon BOUQUET FROM A ROBOT
    53 1 BOUQUET FROM A ROBOT QUEEN RECEIVES QUEEN JULIANA of Holland smiles as she shakes hands with a robot which had just presented her with a bouquet during her recent visit to an exhibition at Hoofdorp, in the Haarlemmermeer Polder, one of Holland's most fertile poldert, .near Amst* r A dafit—
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    Lock icon TEMPLER DUE IN COLONY
    69 1 GENERAL Sir Gerald Templer. Chief of the Imperial General Stall, will leave London on July 17 for a visit to Australia and New Zealand. He will spend the night of July 19-20 in Singapore, but will not visit Malaya. The object of his tour is to
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    Lock icon NEHRU RETURNS
    17 1 THE Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru left Cairo by air for Delhi yesterday morning. Router.
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    Lock icon Round Up Of Africans
    80 1 NAIROBI. Kenya. July 12 (AP)— Hundreds of troops and Police rounded up every African man. woman and child in a large area of Nairobi and Kiambu on Monday in a bid to catch Mau Mau suspects. Several of those rounded up were detained for further questioning.
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    Lock icon EPSTEIN, 75, WEDS MODEL
    58 1 LONDON. July 12. (Reuter) —Sir Jacob Epstein. 75-year-old American-born sculptor, was secretly married in London last Friday to his model and secretary. Mrs. Kathleen Garman. it was revealed here today. Mrs. Garman, who is about 50 has known Sir Jacob for many years and was the
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    Lock icon STEP TOWARDS SELF-GOVT. IN COLONY, SAYS MARSHALL
    264 1 The Four Junior Ministers THE appointment of the four junior ministers is the prelude to self-government for Singapore, declared the Chief Minister Mr. David Marshall., yesterday. He said this after a closed door meeting with the Governor. Sir Robert Black, earlier in the
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    Lock icon Hangman Packs His Nooses For Model
    128 1 Hangman Packs His Nooses For Model LONDON. July 12 (AP) British hangman Albert Pierrepoint executed a 24--year-old murderer today, then packed his nooses and apron for the hanging of beautiful Ruth Ellis. The 28-year-old blonde divorcee sat calmly and resignedly in her "death row" cell in London's Holloway prison. She
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    Lock icon KL Clock Was Very Backward
    123 1 KL Clock Was Very Backward KIAL A LLMPL'R. Tues. Businessmen in Kuala Lumpur's central business district Market Square were thrown into a turmoil today when the clock on the Coronation Me mnrial Tower in the centre of the square began to run backwards. People, who checked their watches with the
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    Lock icon CREWMEN GO ON STRIKE
    77 1 RANGOON. July 12, (Reuter)—About 140 local staff of British Overseas Airways Corporation went on strike here today. The Corporation's flights were not aifected and European and senior members of the local staff took over the duties of the strikers. A BOAC spokesman here said negotiations for
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    Lock icon 'GOM' Receives His Insignia
    55 1 LONDON. July 12. (Reuter) —Sir Robert Ho Tung. Hongkong's "Grand Old Man." was invested with the insignia ol X BE. by the Queen at Buckingham Palace today. Nearly 220 men and women received the insignia of their awards from the Queen. She bestowed the accolade on
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    Lock icon Australian Journalists Stop Work
    106 1 SYDNEY. July 12 (Reuter) More than 600 Journalist Association members who are idle through the newspaper dispute decided at a meeting here today not to return to work. They also unanimously endorsed a proposal to begin producing tomorrow an evening paper to be called "The Clarion."
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    Lock icon Naval Exercises
    31 1 LONDON. July 12 'AP) The British Admiralty announced on Monday that British and Yugoslav warships will hold combined manoeuvres in the area of Split between July 15 and 30
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    Lock icon FOUR-DAY SAWMILL STRIKE IS ENDED
    122 1 FOUR-DAY SAWMILL STRIKE IS ENDED THE STRIKE by 700 Singapore sawmill employees is over. This followed an agreement reached between the disputing parties the managements of 25 sawmills and representatives of the Singapore Sawmill workers Union. The agreement followed a six-hour discussion held at the Labour Ministry. Agreement was reached
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    Lock icon HE COULDN'T TAKE IT
    42 1 TAIPEI. Formosa. July 12. fAP) Police today said a man jumped to his death on Saturday night from a downtown building because his entire family in the South China Province of Kwangtung had been executed by the Communists.
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    Lock icon Indonesians Plan To Fete Soekarno
    109 2 Indonesians Plan To Fete Soekarno THE Indonesian community in Singapore are planning to give President Soekarno a warm welcome when he arrives here from Jakarta on July 18. on his way to Mecca. Dr. Herman Kartowisastro. the Indonesian Consul-Gen-eral in Singapore, said yesterday that he had not been informed of
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    Lock icon Ex-Colony Teacher Dies
    62 2 KLANG, Tues.— Mr. S. Rajadurai. one of the oldest residents of Klang. who was a tutor of the Royal Household of Selangor in the "thirties," died last night at Kuala Lumpur General Hospital after a short iilness. Mr. Rajadurai, 54. had been in teaching profession for over
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    Lock icon Mrs. Fernando Dies At 80
    67 2 THE death occurred recently after a brief illness of Mrs W. A. C. Fernando 8<». wife of the late Mr. G S Fernando, a retired Chief Clerk of the Po!ice Department, Kuala Lumpur Born in Ceylon. Mrs Fernando came out to Malaya in 1902 She
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    Lock icon Keep Politicians Out Of Trade Unions
    324 2 THEY'RE AS BAD AS THE COMMIES/ NARAYANAN KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The president of the Malayan Trade Union Council, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, tonight made a frank appeal to workers in the Federation not to allow any political intervention in their movement, which he held,
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    155 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber pru e> (cents per Ib in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Seller* No 1 KSS Spot Loose l'2*i 138 No 1 R.SS f.o.b July l?fi 1261 No. 2 117 117\ No. :j no no! Tone: Steady. TIN PRICE The price oi tin yesterday was $362] per picul
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    Lock icon 'BOYCOTT MIC' TAMILS TOLD
    59 2 A CALL to Malayan Tamils to continue to boycott the Malayan Indian Congress was made by the Tamils Represent ative Council at a meeting held in Singapore recently The TRC also exhorts Malayan Tamils not to act like stooges to the discredited MIC and be a
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    164 2 THE appointment of junior ministers, if agreed to. will be made by the Governor who acts under instructions from the Secretary of State and is therefore not a matter which is decided entirely in Singapore. This was th e reason given by the Progressive
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    Lock icon SAWMILL STRIKE
    79 2 From Page 1 fits are made during the year. <di Special allowance for plank cutting. <e> Increased lay off r|. lowance with guaranteed re-instatement (f> No unreasonable dismissals or victimization. <g) In engaging new men. the union's recommendations to be considered. <h) The effective date of this agreement
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    Lock icon She Took DDT After Quarrel
    47 2 A WOMAN who drank a solution of D.DT because she had quarrelled with relatives and neighbours was bound over for six months in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday Yoh Lew admitted taking the D.D.T. on June 23. at Bukit Panjang Village.
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    Lock icon WAR DAMAGES
    32 2 THE War Damage Commission, in its Progress Report Issued yesterday, announced that a total of $426,585,985 has been paid up to June 30 this year on all war damage claims.
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    Lock icon Police Recapture Jail-Breaker At Old Haunt
    227 2 Police Recapture JailBreaker At Old Haunt WOMAN COMPANION IN HUT DETAINED PENANG, Tues.— A convict, Ooi Ah Hoe, 26, who escaped with two others from the Penang Prison on the night of May 1 this year, was recaptured by the Police inside a small lonely hut off the main road
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    Lock icon A BULB SUDDENLY OPENS
    109 2 A Kheng Hua Blossoms THESE Kheng Hua plants, which belong to Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Knott of Singapore, bloomed for the second time in the many years that the couple have had them. The first time the plants bloomed was six months ago. At 8.30
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    Lock icon City Coun Row For C'tt
    101 2 Bitumen Cos Dispute S< THE dispute between the Singapore (n and its 10,000-strong Labour Üblmk ftfe, be submitted to the Council's I inance Purposes Committee on Irida\ This decision was taken at I J tween the Council and the it. pa ration, yesterday. i fti
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    Lock icon First Meet Of Local Jobs Body
    122 2 First Meet Of Local Jobs Body THE Governor of Singapore. Sir Robert Black, has been asked by the Malayanization Commission whether it comes within the purview of the Inquiry Commission Ordinance of 1941. This brief statement followed yesterday's first meeting of the Commission, under chairmnn. Dr. B. R. Sreenivasan. The
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    Lock icon 100 Women Contest Long Shot Parts In Alice Film
    391 3 HIS WIFE APPLIED BUT HE GETS ROLE MORE than 100 women and several hundred children went to the Hollywood Room at the Odeon Theatre yesterday hoping to get a long-shot role in the film "A Town L:ke Alice." By 4.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon fan Urges More Govt. Grant For 5 Chinese Schools
    205 3 (hairmun of tlieSingaiwre Hokkien Huay Kuan, has ap■l ior increased aid for the five Chinese schools and its 6,000 association. i~ i iv jcation Minister yesterday. ntraJ Provident Fund chools asking them to conr teachers and employees noo'.s are short of
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    7 3 Killing Of L-Driver nstructor Llan a* I
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    88 3 Magistrate Acted For Providence KUALA lA'MPI'R. Tues Tnshnran Soh Tean, 58. iaccd tfic magistrate here and said sloully: "I implore Providence strike me dead tiiis minute if these slips have anything to do with chee lah." Providence didn't: but magistrate lined Soh $1,000 ior helping in a chee jah game.
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    Lock icon Girl Robbed And Molested
    31 3 A I HUG molested a 16-year-old girl cyclist alter snatching a gold ring worth S^O from her in Koh Sck Lim Road in Singapore on Monday afternoon.
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    Lock icon IMAM ACQUITTED
    30 3 IN MERSING yesterday, an imam. Haji Hussein bin Mohaj mcd Salleh, was acquitted and discharged for alleged adultery with an 18-year-old woman while her husband was away fishing.
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    Lock icon Thomas Surprised At Electra House
    186 3 MIXI'TES after Singapore's Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas, dropped in at Cable and Wireless Electra House yesterday, he received a personal cable of greetings from the company's chairman, Sir Leslie Nicholls in England. The message read: "Please accept my sincere greetings and
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    31 3 I r onmnnicalionx and Works on interestedly at a message climaxing his visit to the 4 House yesterday. ™fle of greeting to him from the r Leslie X icholls.— Standard photo)
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    Lock icon HOLY READING AT CEREMONY
    81 3 RAUB. Tues. Sikhs from all parts of Pahang attended the 17th day ceremony at Raun Of the death of Bhai Lahna Singh. 76, father of a leading Sikh here. The death occurred on June 20, at the Raub Hospital. A devout Sikh read through the 1,430
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    Lock icon CRASH WITH LAND ROVER
    34 3 LEE Choon Siang, 48, was killed after being involved in an accident with a land rover in Paya Lebar Road in Singapore early yesterday morning. He died on the spot.
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    Lock icon FOUR ACCUSED OF DOUBLE MURDER
    188 3 'After Beer Round, Lead Pipe' FOlK men. Periatambi Rethinasamy, Ramasamy Xadaison. Vaithilingam Vairappan, and Manikam Vadivel, stood trial before Mr. Justice Whitton in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday on two charges of murder They were alleged to have taken part m the double killing of
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    Lock icon Licence Was Not Valid-$50
    41 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Hung Choy. who said that he had been a rice dealer for the past 20 years, was fined $50 in the Magistrate's Court today for dealing in rice without a valid food control licence.
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    Lock icon Tamilians Delegates Withdraw
    84 3 THE Tamilian Association of Singapore has decided to withdraw its delegates from the Tamil Representative Council for their own benefit. A resolution to this effect was adopted at the fifth annual general meeting of the Association held recently, Mr. S. Veerasamy. secretary ol the Association said yesterday
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    72 3 PEXAXG. Tucs The Indian School Teachers' Union will send a delegation to the Executive Council meeting of the Federation of Indian School Teachers' Unions when they interview the Director of Education, Air. L. P. Whitficld. on the grievances of Indian school teachers. The two delegates who have bee
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    73 3 BATU PAHAT. Tues. The office bearers for the Federation of Malaya Health and Sanitary Inspectors' Union are the following: President, T C Easaw, vicepresident. M. K. Pillay. secretary, K. Balakrishna. treasurer. Haji' Bakar M. Amin. those elected to the executive council are: Tan Ah Bah, W N Moore
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    Lock icon 'MOSQUITO' PAPER ADMITS LIBEL 'No Truth To $10,000 Swindle'
    135 3 'MOSQUITO' PAPER ADMITS LIBEL 'No Truth To $10,000 Swindle' THE publisher and printer of the *'Facts Review", a Chinese daily, were each fined $-^0 m tne Singapore Fifth Polic-c Court yesterday for publishing a defamatory article on March 30. Lim Hock Teck (publisher) and Ong Hoe Chan (printer) were summoned
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    Lock icon Be Proud of Your English
    649 3 Are you content with the way you speak and write? Are you sure that you are not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? Never has the importance of effective speech and writing been more widely recognised than today. If you can express yourself
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    Lock icon 'END EMERGENCY LAWS,' PROGS CALL
    352 4 'END EMERGENCY LAWS,' PROGS CALL Introduction Of A Public Safety Ordinance Urged KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Pcrok Progressive Party today urged Federation Government to repeal the present Emergency Regulations completely and introduce simultaneously a comprehensive public safety ordinance minus arbitrary powers of detention without trial." In a broadcast appealing for
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    26 4 CAPTAIN and Mrs. W. Moncur, who were married at St. Andrew's Church, Kuala Lumpur, last week. The bride is the former Miss Rosel Buske.
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    Lock icon Gurkha Tells Of Jungle Ambush
    372 4 4 Accused Of Helping Reds JOIIORE BAHRU, Tues.— A Gurkha officer, who shot dead two bandits in an ambush and was himself wounded in the encounter, testified in the Sessions Court today at the trial of lour men who were on trial for consorting with
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    Lock icon $1,900 Award Against City Councillor
    74 4 $1,900 Award Against City Councillor MR. Justice Knight gave judgment .'or $1,926. to Tan Khai Ong trading as Ong Lee and Company, against X M. Oli Mohamed. a City Councillor, in the Singapore Hish Court yesterday. Tan's claim was for work done and materials provided by him for the Diamond
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    Lock icon Explorers Want Tape Recorder
    156 4 Explorers Want Tape Recorder FOUR young Oxford University graduates now in Singapore on their way to explore the Usun Apau Plateau. Borneo, to obtain material for the British Museum and the Oxford collections hope to get a gift of a tape recorder here. They are G. Arnold. a historian and
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    Lock icon HAD NO PERMIT
    33 4 A LORRY driver Chen Pin was lined $300 in the Mersing Magistrate's court yesterday for moving 20 bags of sugar without a permit in a prohibited area on April 2
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    208 4 From Page 1 Ministers. Mr. Braga lor instance, would consent to step down to go into this Ministry." he said. Mr. Marshall said the appointment of these junior ministers "is not absolutely necessary." but that it "would be conducive to the welfare of the country." "There is
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    Lock icon Five Fined For Failing To Return Tax Forms
    144 4 FIVE men w r ere fined a total of $785 in the Singapore City Police Court yesterday when they pleaded guilty to charges of failing to furnish income tax returns within the prescribed period. Scow Bah Yam. an undertaker, was fined $300
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    Lock icon Elected President
    68 4 MR. SOU Ghee Soon was elected president of the Singapore Civil Defence Association at its annual general meeting held recently. The office-bearers were: Vice-presidents Messrs. M. S. Menon and Mahmood bin H. Yusof. Secretary— Mr. Toh Tech Sung. Treasurer— Mr. Tan Soo Llam. Auditor— Mr C. Y. Cheong
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    214 4 one nMwnnS f th( Sln S a P ore Yo «th Council, Mrs. Ruby Norris, will be Malay, who win l?*?*™^"^ 0 the VY Un Women's Christian Association in w2?'J!l! j U be attending the world YWCA Council meeting to h* h*iH
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    Lock icon Assemblyman Sends Gifts To Strikers
    77 5 INDEPENDENT Legislative mblyman. Mr. M.P.D. Nair. one of the four proposed junior ministers. has donated $10 and 50 katis of rice to the striking members ol the Singapore Workers' l"n:on. Tho>e on strike were on the payroll of a Sime Darby contractor. Other donations include
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    Lock icon Tulloch Opens New Cemetery
    215 5 Chapel For All Denominations THE War Departments new cemetery at I lv Pandan was opened by the General Officer Commanding Singapore Base District, Major General D. D. C. Tulk)ch yesterday. Ho opened the gates of the cemetery with a silver key and was taken round the
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    Lock icon 'Mee Seller Chased Me With Knife'
    126 5 HO CHOT. a mcc seller, was yesterday sentenced to three months' imprisonment by the Singapore Sixth Court Magistrate, Mr. J. P. Trainor, when he was found guilty of criminally intimidating Tan Hang Kwang on June l!> at Balestier Road. Tan to!d the court thai
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    32 5 >NGKONG. July 12, 5 Standard Service: prices of the Hongkong Be today were: $15.58 i| 15.7975 to M.B;r> to Malayan SI: i one Indonesian Rupiah: Gold 5251.25 to a tael.
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    Lock icon Premiere Of 'Dam Busters'
    64 5 THE authentic film of '"The Dam Busters,* 1 who in their raid on Moehne and Eder dams plunged the Ruhr area into darkness in the last war, will have its premiere in Singapore for the benefit of the Red Cross. The picture will bo shown for
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    Lock icon SHOPKEEPERS BROKE RULE
    56 5 THREE men. Too Kirn Kwang, Chua Seng Thiap and Neo Chye Tiok. were each fined Sl5 in the Singapore City Police Court yesterday for not taking a holiday. They pleaded guilty before the Magistrate. Mr. DC. D'Cotta. to not closing their shops on specified closing days in
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    Lock icon Amusement Workers' Union Formed
    166 5 A new union, the Singapore Amusement Workers' Union wa s formed in Singapore recently. Its aim is to promote the industrial, social and in- tellectual interests of the workers in centres of entertainment in the Colony. The Union, which already jhas moro than 300 members i
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    Lock icon 56 DAYS FOR NAPPING
    56 5 SALLEH bin Chik. a private in the Singapore Guard Regiment was sentenced to 56 days' detention by a Court Martial in Fort Canning yesterday. He was charged with having slept while on sentinel duty at Colombo Court at 540 am. on Juno 20. The sentence Is
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    Lock icon Three On $1,000 Bail For Threat
    70 5 THREE men. jointly charged with criminally intimidating Mohamed Haneefa at the new Kallang Bridge on July 10. claimed trial in the Singapore Eighth Magistrate"* Court yesterday. It was alleged that they threatened to beat-up Haneefa, and prevented 2iim from going to work. The men.
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    Lock icon Fined $30 For 'Filth'
    45 5 LIM UIBS Inim pleaded guilty in the Singapore City Police Court yesterday to a charge of keeping his rating shop in "a filthy and unwholesome stale" on April 2f). H- was fined S3O by the Masistrate. Mr. I). C. D'Cotta. gjl;agja;gjera
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    191 5 CHURCH OF ENGLAND TO OPEN ALL ITS POSTS TO LOCAL MEN Asians To Train Overseas FOLLOWING *he current Malayanization trend, the Church of England hosjiow decided to throw open all its posts to local men. rtu 1C Blsno P s letter, published in the latest issue Of lne Courier, oflicial
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    142 5 Unionist Denies Bid To Split Solidarity RECENT allegations made in the Press dv the Malay Seamen's Union that certain individuals \vc\e trying to "split the solidarity of Malay seamen" was described as 'absurd" by Capt. M. Said of the Malayasian Ship Officers Union yesterday. Capt. Said was commenting on a
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    47 5 MR. J. E. Perkins, above, Vice-President of Paramount International. New York, who flew into Singapore yesterday to look into the theatrical business in Singapore. He was met at the airport by Mr. Loke Wan Tho. whose chain of theatres exhibit Paramount pictures. Standard photo.
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    250 5 Unionists Tell Marshall THE Singapore Traction Company Employees Union yesterday told Chief Minister, Mr. David .Marshall that he had been considerably misinformed about the true feelings ot trade unionists regarding the arrests of Fong: Swee Suan and Yong Kok Kirn. They were writing again to Mr.
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    62 5 AN exhibition of fish the first of its kind in Malayawill be staged at the Happy World Stadium early in September. The Singapore Aquarists Society, which Is .sponsoring the exhibition, has elected a committee to make the necessary arrangements. There will be more than 400 tanks containing
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    33 5 THE Principal of AnsloChineso Sc-hool in Singapore, Mr 'ihio Chan Bee returned to the Colony yesterday from Rangoon where he had gone to see tho Moral Re-armament play, "The Vanishing Island."
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      596 6 |>LOPLES Action Party Assemblyman Lim Chin Siong has thundered out his dehanct to the Singapore (Labour Front) Government. He demands the immediate release ot two trade union- detained under the Emergency Regulations and challenges the Government to arrest him too, unless they comply with his demand, or bring
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      303 6 ryilh future of the countries and peoples of Asia depend today on building bulwarks ol trust and friendship between the East and the West These two of the most priceless assets which artnecessary to remove the misunderstandings that have arisen between the people of Asia and those the
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      254 6 Sir; With reference to the article appearing n yesterday's issue of your newspaper alleging coercion of the Singapore Fire Brigade Employees Union, I would ask you to publish the following clarification. The representative of the Fire Brigade Union was not invited to attend the meeting of
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      226 6 Sir,— On July 77 I went J To the Singapore Registra- Z tion Centre to hare the < address in my Identity Card J changed. A* I arrived there, at the appropriate counter, 1 Z saw a European couple Z (who arrived t)\ere al the J
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      271 6 Sir; A fresh angle on the question of licensing bookmakers in Malaya is being strongly recommended by the Taylor Public Services Commission when it urge that Government should take up this matter a soon as possible in order to curb bribery and corruption. The prejudice against 1 licensing
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      81 6 Sir; 1 was indignant to read in the Sunday Standard an article pertainin° to forty National Servicemen who complained to the Chief Minister, about having to travel to Kluang in open trucks. No sensible soldier would let down his unit. I hope that in future national servicemen
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    1438 6  - The NEWS as it strikes me! ASTER GUNASEKERA by r VHE other day the Pro- grcssivc Party chargjed the Labour Front with disunity. But of disunity in the sense that the members are j ready to desert it, there is no evidence. What exists is a strong feeling of dissatisfaction
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    505 6 'Magic Roo t' Cuts Death Rate I F*° R mony ccn vr »h# x "magic root" of the shrub Ccphaclis ipecacunha has been used by the natives of Brazil and other sections of I South America to treat dysen--1 tery-caused diarrhea. And the ipecac root really I worked, although the
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    365 7 crEGARD OF THE 3 GH TS OF ASIANS vl n July U (Reutcr)— Mr. G. L. s ider, saM today, that disregard Ijbs iras the greatest danger to the I prepared for delivery to ••ign Policy at Colgate York, said: "Peace and Asia as
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    19 7 g on a French :.:;<><> to IJMO Francs yesterday. ;:".s oflen those of even on historic
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    282 7 Britain Fully Behind Governor Of Cyprus LONDON. July 12 (AP)— Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, flew back home today from the troubled British Mediterranean Island of Cyprus and hurried to report to Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden and the Cabinet. He refused to talk
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    98 7 HE'S NOT BASHFUL ANY MORE LIVERPOOL. July 12 (Keuter) A l(»-year-old Canadian huh school boy stepped foot on English soil from the liner Saxonia yesterday and knew it vu safe to call himself ">ir." The boy. Sir George Grant Suttie. the Eighth Baronet of a Scottish line which began in
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    118 7 He Held Girl Captive In Cabin Locker KOBE, July 12 <AP> Japanese police yesterday arrested a 27-year-old crewman of a Norwegian ship on suspicion of holding a sirl captive in his cabin on the four-day trip from Yokohama Miss Nimeko Nakamura. 22. said Ole Johannessen took her to his cabin
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    40 7 TOKYO. July 12. (UP) Japanese citizens were cheering the nation's most popular strike today. Some 30.000 tax collectors have quit work through the nation to enforce demands for summer allowances, wage increases and better working conditions.
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    51 7 Smoke CancerNo Proof LONDON. July 12 (Reutcr) Tests over 18 months have failed to reveal any connection between smoking and lung cancer, the annual report of the British Empire Cancer Campaign announced today. But preliminary research suggested a connection between cancer of the stomach and certain soil characteristics, the report
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    37 7 The U.S. Secretary of State. Mr John Foster Dulles, will confer with the British and French foreign ministers in Paris on Thursday and Friday to prepare for next week's Big Four conference in Geneva.— Reuter
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    268 7 ROME. July 12, (AP) The Wilma Montesi case, Italy's nearly forgotten "Scandal of the Century." may flare into the headlines again this week. Rome newspapers and court circles predicted today that magistrate Raffaelo Sepe will end his two year investigation ot the scandal within a
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    470 7 FRENCH ASSEMBLY APPROVES AUSTRIAN TREATY No Objection To Ratification PARIS, July It (Reuter)— The French National Assembly approved by unanimous vote today the ratification of the State Treaty ending the occupation of Austria. The vote was 613 to nil. The early assembly vote .surprised observers who had expected a daylong
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    187 7 MRS. Phyllis Sispera. 32, British-born ex-wife of a Czech airman. i s shown here with her three children. Clarence, Jennifer and Martin (left to right) in a photo made at Christmas 1952. Mrs. Sispera was returned to her home in Prague on July 7 after an absence
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    125 7 Socialists To Change The World LONDON. July 12: (Rej tcr)— The chairman of Socialist International, Mr. Morgan Phillips of Britain, told its 29-nation conlcrcme today "socialism am transform the world we live in." In his presidential add: Mr. Phillips, who is also eral secretary of the British Labour Party, added:
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    53 7 LONDON. July 12. (UP).— The death toll soared to IjB today in a European heat wave z-o stifling that Britain's perspirins memberi of the H< of Lords dotted their wijjs. Italy reported the largest Dumber of dead. Temperatures reached 86 degrees in Florenrc and 65 in
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    39 7 A VISITING delegation of Russian churchmen to Britain, admittedly puzzled by the game of golf, received assurance from the Ar< bishop of Canterbury yest« rday that they wont have to watch a cricket match.— UP.
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    65 7 YESSIR, IT REALLY WAS WARM at Rochampton. Surrey swimming pool, says little Christopher Piggott Mum and Dad took me there for the day We live quite near at Saines. Middlesex. It WAI lovely and cool in the water. But when I came out gee! That sun was hot. Mum thought
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    37 7 Tribal WarBriton Dies ADEN. July 12 (Reuter) A British soldier has died of wounds received in an attack by tribesmen in the Western Aden Protectorate He was Private Thomas Francis Ward of the First Battalion Scaforth Highlanders.
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    113 7 BANGKOK. July 12 (Rcuter) Nationalist Chinese Minister to Thailand. Mr. Patrick Pichi Sun. said here he had received reports that Chinese in South Thailand were joining Communists in Malayan jungles because the Thai Government had deprived them of the opportunity to attend school, according to an
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    33 7 THE Chinese Prime Minister. Mr. Chou En Lai. said yesterday the Chinese people wou d watch with "rlose attention" every success of the Mongolian people in building up their Reuter
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    514 8 Acceptance Of Red 'Peace Offer Would Betray The People Secretary Replies To Labour Man KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Acceptance of the Malayan Communist Party's "peace offer" would be a betrayal of the people of Malaya and a mortgage of the future of this country, Inchc Abdul Aziz bin Haji Abdul Majid,
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    159 8 A most attractive series of new Singapore postage stamps of 15 denominations, each bearing separate designs, will be placed on sale on Sept. 4. The designs of the centvalues of the new stamps depict the diversity and characteristics of the trade
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    145 8 X A JANG. Tues— Kaiang residents wondered today why the UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance and the Party Negara had "forgotten" the town which is the heart of the Langat Constituency. Only noticeable "election fever is at the District Office where preparations are well under way to ensure
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    258 8 British Adviser Tells Council Xl ALA LUMPUR, Tues.-The British Adviser of Selangor, Mr. V. Duckworth, today declared at a meeting of the State Council that efforts to win the hearts and minds of the people were never greater than today. Mr. Duckworth was answering some
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    89 8 5,000 Bags Of Mail Due Next Week A bumper consignment of 5,390 mail bags are due to arrive in Singapore by the Oranje and the Carthage on Juiv 19. The Oranje is carrying 2,884 bass, while the Carthage 2.506* bass. This accumulation of mail has been caused by the irregular
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    129 8 THE Board of Governors of the. Students' Centre has decided to use No. 1 1 Adam Road as a student hostel for women students attending the University of Malaya as from September when the new academic term begins. There will be accommodation for ten to
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    98 8 IPOH, Tues. Magistrate Inohe Jamad bin Abdul Latif this morning revisited the Ipoh detention camp and inspected the scene of the incident which occurred on the night of June 4 when three detainees dice from gun shot wounds In a rhemist report submitted to the magistrate today,
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    75 8 a SF nIBA^-, TV CS; r MrA X Bhoumuk 51. Asian assistant of the Jeram Padcng on the lc §s and chest was taken to Kuala Pilah in a serious condition senous condition was reported to be improving, when he suddenly took a turn for
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    118 8 WOLF whistles greeted Che Kahma binti Jantan as she swung prettily on to the platform at the beauty contest which was part of the Alliance fun fair held in Klang recently. Che Rahma didn't win but she was a close second to Kok Swee
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    65 8 Youth M Do Its D To Work IPO I of tod I hypn< I th< M throw: I \h> 1 1 J.P N I I Sir: of m r" He ffr fuls ach.. th» J and •> I need B^ on the i H| helping nn. K& inKrat: 1 I
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    206 9 \I» Ii n d Mime Gftaia »'iihIr old F rrm h star, u.ilki No 1 Court Old Baikn. h, nni fibbed and I I 1 t k tea in the court's ground canteen. c be pushed a tanned through h:s thick s
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    134 9 ucc with a bunch of -covered wires. When she tried to pro- herself he hit her s the hands, dragged by the hair into a bedroom and struck her several more blows on the face. Next day when she went to work Irene's foreman,
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    28 9 v Paulette (hats by 1 the Auteuil race track S drags was run. Photo ndi dress with a wide •::ollete forming sleeves. el of pigtails. A P. pix.
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    429 9 My Film Of You Beat 'What Butler Saw' He Wrote To A Wife COURT TOLD LETTERS sent to an attractive young married woman by an alleged black-mailer were read in a court in England. One letter, the Weymouth (Dorset) magistrates were told, said: "A cine film of your shady activities
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    183 9 12 'Branded' Girls Are Sent Home From School 4 HEADMISTRESS sent twelve girls home from school for scratching the names or initials of boys on their arms with needles. She told the girls, aged about twelve, to report to hospital for an anti-infection injection. The headmistress, Mrs. M.E. Leighton, said
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    39 9 kAVWwvwwwwwwwwvvwvviww*; SEEN at AuteuiJ. A new J mumble, a sleeve- less cassock of multi- i coloured striped linen worn over a white skirt 2 The hat by Achille has a flowing white tulle veil. pix. AP
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    334 9  -  HELEN HUGH by 'TWO pretty girls with two pretty make-ups set out for a day in the open air. By the end of the day there was only ONE pretty girl the other's face was clogged, patchy and discoloured. What made the difference? One was a
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    415 9  -  Constance Walsh by 'THERE'S a future in your tea-cup your future written in the leaves left at the bottom. Ever since tca-drinkinj; became popular. people have been reading their cups to find out what's in store for them. It's quite easy. Most groups of leaves form a
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    38 9 A summer evening gown of white Chontilly lace, with scalloped decolletage and hemline, worn by Mary Fickett. Blue silk organdy is laced through the softly draped bodice and skirt, with a finish of dainty bows. Wide World Photo.
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    134 10 China In Market For Oil RED China is negotiating for the purchase of 5.000 tons of coconut oil from Malayan exporters, according to ieports in the Singapore market S '.sapore Chinese produce tiad terday were .liable 1 to confirm these repori The negotiations were red to be .going on. So
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    57 10 OCEAN shipments of pre- I pared latex from Malaya to various countries amounted in June to 9.250 tonx of which 4.699 ton.> went to the United States. Britain was the .second largest buyer, taking a total of 2.430 tons. Quantities also went to South Africa. Aus- f
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    41 10 RUBBER crop figures for .June of the following companies arc: A ->r Gajah 20.100 lb w Ayer Pan 60.000 lb., G'encaly 73.512 lb., Kluang 52-500 Pajam 90.000 lb.. Talisman 24.200 |b., Teluk Anson 32.842 U U Ben.it 41.0(10 lb.
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    19 10 INDONESIAN tin in ore shipments during May total eH 2.973 tons compared, to 2.853 In Aori!. Router.
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    276 10 NEVER a dull moment This is how Mrs. Lucy Tan Lay Hwa, who helps to run the family concern of Ban Teck Seng, a Colony tobacco firm, describes her job. A dental surgeon who gave up her successful practice to enter business, Mrs T?n t\nd- that life
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    642 10 vBs<^' r S log w T_r y VHtflW|wfljßHßflfg A jgoa" 2%__yßss? v^Jgw^i!ww'*^V«!-X i^* j s X£v v v '^y>*^^& $'$y' 5 fix Jfe 'SJS^k 3&> erofiii»64SL $J& $S 8 g we 4___K i— ■fflwSftS^ LONDON. IN MANY respects the cconjmic prospects ol Asia and the
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    118 10 Ships In Harbour OITIIR ROADS P >metheus. Aurtlis, Chong Hsin?. Neritina. Hoesh Trader, Dolly Trumnn. Felipe-. Tasman. Foo Yu. Caltex 93. Hupeh. INMR ROADS H .i 2 Eng. Hock Hai, Nmyang. Teck Thong. Yong Ann. Labuan Hadji. Marudu. Senai.l Tnng sing. Play a ran Kampar. I Perak. Taype. Tong Nam.!
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    148 10 Business In Shares SINGAPORE -tiartb:. 'yesterday reported tne lollowing Dusiness done: 88. Tcirol 44 9 (<>dd lot > .-.nci 15 I',, Fra.-er <v: Xcave ords. il.J.i; Gammon v J (over-' night); \v. Hammer $t.~& lovermght>; Metal Box 11.40 sd and S>..:>tii xri; Sinsapore Cold Sior. a^c 11.70; Spore Traction wrds.
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    109 10 FOR seven years a British Fislierics Ofjictr, Mr. N. McKenzie has been Jishit^ icith electricity on an English rirer the Great Ouse. lie is using an improved techBiqifC developed by himself, and believes that the equipment would be useful to colonial lishermen in countries largely dependent on a
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    208 10 KUALA LIMPIR, Tucs. Mr. K. P. Dawood Sultan, new president of the Associated Indian Chambers of Commerce, declared today that he would personally advocate Indian merchants taking a "strong and active part" in politics, although the Chamber itself adopted the attitude of an observer. ''With
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    132 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picub yesterday wereCopra July $23£ buyers. $23^ sellers; August $28 buyers. $2a 4 J sellers: coconut 'oil bulk |43. drum.> $451. nominal Muntok white pepper $173 Sarawak white 5177. Special Sarawak black $137. HOLIDAY. CUTLER, BATH and CO. LTD. Copra
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    31 10 PRICES for lard and edible oil s jumped 60 per cent in price yesterday as the result of a government decision to stop paying subsidies on these foodstuffs.— AP.
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    74 10 Dutch Firm May Buy Factory THE Imperial Commodities Corporation, a Dutch controlled company with large rubber estates in the Far East, is reported to be offering to purchase one of the big Government synthetic rubber plants at Institute West Virginia The plant is presently "mothballed." Cover a ment agencies and
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    43 10 THE United SUtet Department of Agriculture has fore- r-ast this year's rif e crop at 47,214.000 bagi of 100 pounds. This compares with 58.853.000 bags produced last year and] with the 10-year average (1944- '5-*) of 39..'{.')7.000 bags.— A P
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    43 10 special legislation putting the plant up for sale. Imperial's plans are to start only one of the three plant units giving: production of 40.000 tons synthetic yearly. The two remaining units each with a capacity of 40.000 tons may be reactivated later—Reutcr.
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    357 10 Memoranda Sent To Govt. PENANG, Tues -The Importers and Exporters' Association and thr Atjel Traders' Association have sent in separate memoranda to the Chairman of th Working Party on Customs Duties, Inche Ismail bin Mohamed Ah, protesting gainst the consideration by the party to introduce
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    106 10 Rubbers Steady Market MALAYAN rut shares were steady y< day. in .\vmpalk continued rise :n the modity price. Generally, how* conditions prevailed :r. sections with tin shai clining to ease m t stances. Moderate business v. Dorted. Price change* anno;.* by the Malayan Shareb: Association yesterday v. B B Petrol
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    54 10 FARFAVELL dinner given receyitly by The staff o/ Kian Girflii (Malaya) Ltd.. Import Department* to Mr. R. J. Davids, Import Manager who lejt ior Japan on a new assignment, Mr, R. J. Davids is sren sealed tliird irom leit He if fncceeded by K. F. Vhlenberk.
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    166 12 Star Calling with Bridget Jones twenty-eight, she is one of M-G-M's top actresses. She hopes to follow in the footsteps of stars like Esther Williams and Jeanne Cram. who combine successful careers with having several children. ANN admits that she never fell in love until she was 25. Then Dennis
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    392 12 HOLLYWOOD pIIARI.TON HES TON'S three-month-old son really put his foot in it when he signed' a contract to pla> the infant Moses in Paramount s "The Ten Commandments." He for-mally settled the deal by placing his footprint on a leather-bound agreement attached to a
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    225 12 SHE uses make-up only on her eyes and lips; loves frilly undies in blue and pink; has more than 100 pairs of earrings (and you have to catch her early in the mornings or lote at night to see her without a pair); dresses up for any and
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    445 12  -  James Bacon FEMALE BRANDO 'like a tigress just out of the jungle' HOLLYWOOD YOU have probably never heard of Carol Ohmart but you will She is a female Brando And that explains why Paramount is giving her the biggest new star buildup since Audrey Hepburn. Seldom has
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    304 12 ROCK HUDSON has J started Spanish lesJ sons. He'll speak it in J "Giant." upcoming George Stevens jilm for Z Warners. SHELLEY Winters, a girl who's never been 2 averse to seeing her name C in the columns, is pull- ing a switch. Baskets C of fruit and flowers
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    125 12 f ANA TURNER, as D r Jj^M painted by Artist Me? f^H DIAKNE, Cinema Scope I Perspecta Stereophonic Soy The portrait, inspired sculpture in THE LOOVXI tfH Dianne dc Poitiers sat. plays ti I^l story of one oj Europe s m SH wjomen. #jPW Huebner, a natirc
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    82 12 Turkish Delight BUT TERRY DOESN'T LIKE IT HOLLYWOOD Stor Terry Moore cried becousc o Turkish paper recently printed a picture of her in Istanbul which made it look as though she wos drinking hard liquor Terry belongs to the Mormon sect ond they are teetotallers She liked the holiday snap
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    568 13 AFRICA'S THIRD IN IN ENG LAND RILLING RACE AGAINST TIME .t.m: Mj I 2 (Router)— South Africa won an exciting race against ibrillins rtdWf by three wickets over England with only five the third cricket test at Old Trafford today. sparf be I W I be- m I I I
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    173 13 Today's Sport SOCCER FRIENDLY:— Hong Kung Chinese vs. Sino-Malays Ot Jalan Besar at 8 p.m.: Ri M.E. Civilian vs. Snkaramai Sports Club at Jalan Besar 1 SBHFA LEAGUE CUP: —F. N. vs. S.T.B. at F. N.; Mercantile Bank VS. Breweries at 5.H.8.; Bntn vs. Jacks at M.F.A.; 1.C.1, vs. X.P.M.
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    50 13 Singapore's Dynamos will play a friendly football match against the lIM Dockyard at Naval B;;-c on Sunday at 5.13 p.m. sharp: Narayanan, Seng Ghee. Vclu. Regunathan. Gham, Lye Hock, Purasamy, Bala, Krishnan, Hussain, Nadaraja, Ouintas Chan Salaudeen. Suppiah. Majid. Transport leaves °4i{ Tanjong PagßT Road at 4 i>.m. sharp.
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    80 13 LIVERPOOL. July 12. (R CU oM I^-t u U Brittain 25-year-SS, B^ lt sl c y^»Z ace. was tod ihat he cannot have the p'l Ze he D won ta the recent Prague Berlin cycle race unless he pay s £105. The prizes radio sets,
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    143 13 MERRYONES BP BEAT NANYANG KLANG. Wed Sports Merryones BP of Klarig beat Nanyang Siang Pau BP of Kuala Lumpur 6-1 at the Badminton Hall here last night. Results:— Merryones players mentioned first: Singles— Goh Beng Kirn beat Koh»Tonz 800 15-10. 15-10, Charlie Koh beat Choy Ah Senc 15-3, 9-15. 15-8.
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    33 13 THE Colony Div. :*B lraguc soccer match between SCSA and Windsor Rovers, rcheduled to be played on the C.U. ground vestcrday was called off as the SCSA players failed to turnup
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    320 13 SLTA Lose 2 Trophies ColonfmeSdouhf/^nHi! EC Chin relumed to the they [iterant Zm lt W hty dr0 PPed last year when the power of the Chew Beenee Lhin combination The aseing Kamis and his partner could do nothing risht and were swept
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    131 13 REX B.P beat Fairwind B.P in a inendly badminton match played during th e wceKend. Results (Rex TP mentioned nrst > were Angles: Quek Keng Chuan beat suadi bin 11. Tahir 15-10 £*7 7 L m Yew Hock beat C. SJS v Ia L th r Vs
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    43 13 SINGAPORE Corinthians ne.d Rovers Sports Club to a draw in a Singapore uiv, 1 league soccer match Payed at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Scorers for Rovers Sports Club were: Mat Noor Hoon Leong. Corinthians scored through Zainai and Amat Ariffin.
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    343 13 LONDON, July 12 (IT)— Sir George Thomas, veteran British international badminton player and donor of the Thomas Cup, said today recent criticisms of treatment of the United States badminton team in Malaya, attributed to Wynn Rogers, were "unjustified" and "nonsense." whelming hospitality handed out
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    263 13 Replay May Decide Water Polo Tourney SINGAPORE Amateur 1 Swimming \ssociation s 1 Div A. water-polo lea- 'i 1 gue is likely to come to I 1 an end on Sunday when 1 the Chinese Swimming; < Club "A" team meet the 1 Singapore Royal Air I Force. 1 The
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    479 13 YORKS 16 Pts. BEHIND LONDON, July 12 (Reuter)— Yorkshire, by beating Sussex by eight wickets at Sheffield today, jumped back into the chase for the English countY cricket championship. Their victory coincided with Surreys second defeat ol the season, the county leaders being beaten by
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      151 13 DEATH rpilE DEATH has occurred of X Mrs. W A C Fernando. wife of the late Mr. G. S. Fernando Corn-ge leaves No 2:12. Out ram Road. Singapore, at 5 p.m. today tor the Buddhis! cemeiery. Bidadari. Upcountry and Ceylon papers please copy. WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED "t> PUaCHASe large
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    285 14 MI'NLEE coud have been distressed by the firm going at Ipoh when he failed to show up in both his efforts. Now with a little "give" in the present going —there has been some rain during the week— he may give an improved
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    1065 14 IF there is no rain at Kuala Lumpur today* the going ivill be very good, RACE ONE TRAINER Charles Ellery holds a pretty strong hand in ttougainvillca and Southbridge. The former is my pick. This Pink Flower gelding has been in the numbers in his last three efforts
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    111 14 Sino— Malays Meet HKCAAF At 8 Tonight HONGKONG Chinese soccer tourists will play their last game in the Colony tonight against Sino-Malays before proceeding to the Federation tomorrow* for a series of matches. The Sino-Malay team to meet the tourists at 8 p.m. at Jalan Besar stadium will be selected
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    271 14 SPORTS LETTER ALL THE BEST BUT ONE SELECTED Sir, The North Team to "meet the Scuth in the annual 'test' ot Kuala Lumpur during the Hari Raya Haji Holidays has been well chosen with one exception. Gurcharan Singh on his present form does not deserve a place in State Team,
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    341 14 has high hopes for a 'Treble' THE THREAT IS WESTOTH treagagvafv I HOOGHLY IS THE HORSE FOR THE LAST I RACE OVER THE 5V 2 FURLONGS STRAIGHT JTHIS AFTERNOON, SECOND DAY OF THE TURF CLUB JULY MEETING IN KUALA LUMPUR. I am convinced that this four-year-old Watling Street gelding
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    327 14 fafagafaf X^^H^^ifft 7/W/<? Hill < 5 A BIG ANDY could get punters off to a good 3*3" start here if making normal improvement 2 on his Ipoh effort behind Kinssbeau. tilery's pair J BOUGAINVILLEA and SOUTHBRIDGE will be well backed and are obvious dangers. The bookies are
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    603 14  -  VERITY GILL Spore Services In Strong Stand Against Hongkong By BOWLING SQUADRON Leader IX. Dunn treated the padang crowd to some of the finest batting seen for a long time when he hit an unbeaten 77 runs for the Colony Combined Services against the visiting:
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    67 14 TIME T IN PHIL (S' pore To CLASS A^-iatin, v *4 tmi trials C% parl «f th.!j l P°^ loiJ hf 'W IrUI I 1 3 The ai B I of i J the fro- HV< -"I B J and from Mi*| At 3 3 thC mi mett. 1 night
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