Singapore Standard, 25 July 1956

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    26 1 Singapore TIGER Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 JinetT 2400 FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 TiT^ SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1956 J 4 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon RAF Search For Pilot Who Crashed Into Sea
    210 1 RAF Search For Pilot Who Crashed Into Sea lALA LUMPUR, jesdov R AF search planes ond tei boats were out in tjree today locking r the pilot or a Venom .hter-bombc* of Squadron which into the sea this west of Kam Kech.l, 14 I trom Butterworth. last radio meson, the
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    Lock icon Lim: The Silent Man From S'pore
    56 1 Lim: The Silent Man From S'pore I I ROTH I undoti Bui »ief > M Hock, L f prec. anner to I -cdecessor. I I p r he I underI r i n he Is that politi- be kept m< chai I 11 thai *he Colonial i nalv when here,
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    Lock icon Escort For Missing Chief Clerk
    90 1 Escort For Missing Chief Clerk .1 LEE YU. former chief broiu >ack to the Colony under >olic rt from Hongkong Two days ago the Hongkong c detained Lai and later the Colony Police, v immediately sent Inspector .im Ch of the HomiSquad to escort When 1 rt the Sunday, he
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    Lock icon RICE FOR IRAN
    27 1 IRAN'S royal family has invited 25 Japanese farm fates to emigrate to Iran to I up the nation's rice and tea growing area.-. U.P
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    21 1 PRESIDENT Eisenhower irned to Washington by air yesterday from the conference of American pr< ldents al Panama.— Router.
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    195 1 AN underground electrical switch-box at the junction of Orchard and Emerald Hill Roads, Singapore, blew up and burst Into flames last night. Scores of frightened householders tumbled out of their bods and ran into the streets. The area was plunged into darkness. Within minutes, dames threatened
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    Lock icon RACING CHAMPION SHOT BY BANDITS, MAY LOSE HIS EYE
    200 1 SEREMBAN, Tues. Malayan champion racing motor cyclist, Lieut. R. Sivagnanam, of the Negri Sembilan Home Guards was shot at and wounded this morning by a group of terrorists in the jungle off Kampong Scnoh in Rcmbau District. ,nanam, out on a
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    39 1 ST. LOUIS. Missouri, July 24 (Reuter) The Mayor of St. Louis, Mr. Raymond Tucker, cancelled a scheduled appearance at a dinner attended last night by 55 dentists. The reason: Mr. Tucker had an abscessed tooth.
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    Lock icon Why Britain Backed Out
    115 1 LONDON. July 24 ißeutcn Mr Belwyn Lloyd, the BriI reign Secretary, said the development of more friendly relations between Britain and Egypt v. dd depend on the "willIncness of Egypt not to undermine i< ultimate British Interests In the Middle East; Referring to the Aswan Dam
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    Lock icon INDONESIA TO CANCEL RUBBER EXPORT TAX
    143 1 JAKARTA, July 24 (Rente.-. Th* 1 Indonesian Government has decided to remove the export duty on rubber, according to trade sources hi re. The bo added that an official announcement was "imminent." Less than a month aco. G rnment reduced the duty from 18.6
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    Lock icon RUSSIA READY TO FINANCE ASWAN DAM
    226 1 RUSSIA READY TO FINANCE ASWAN DAM CAIRO, July 24— The state-controlled Cairo Radio today quoted the Soviet Ambassador, Mr. Evgeny Kissilev, as having told its reporter today that Russia was ready to finance the Aswan Dam if Egypt asked for such aid. Yesterday the Soviet Ambassador denied an Egyptian newspaper
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    Lock icon NINE DROWNED
    34 1 MANILA, July 24 (AP) Nine persons drowned when an overloaded motorboat sank in the Sulu Sea off Basilan Island. Southern Philippines, on Saturday night, a delayed Philippine News Service report said today.
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    39 1 A RANGOON magistrate's court, yesterday ordered the arrest of three Chinese editors and publishers on a charge of publishing inflammatory article.-, attacking Madame Soong Ching-lmg. widow of Dr. Sun Vat-Sen the founder of the Chinese Republic— Reuter.
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    Lock icon RITA IN CRASH
    30 1 Miss Rita Hayworth's Roils Royce was involved in a collision with a lorry yesterday on the film star's way to the Elstree studios just outside London. Reuter.
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    26 1 A NTNE-year-old boy. Lek Kirn Huat fell into a well at the IB milestone Jurong Road last night. He died before the ambulance arrived.
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    Lock icon NOW LORRYMEN 'GO SLOW'
    179 1 Every Friday A Stoppage Till Bus Strikes End KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.-Lorry transport through the Federation will be curtailed, and the Batu Pahat and Muar ferries stopped on Friday, when members of the National Union of Transport Workers strike work. The one-day strike was called by the
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    24 1 THE U.S. Senate voted U554,110,920,000 in foreign aid appropriations yesterday after rejecting an attemot to cut the total by $126,600,000. Reuter
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    Lock icon SWORD-WIELDING GANGSTERS SLAY AIRMEN
    181 1 TOKYO. July 24 (Reuter)— Swords were drawn and blood smiled in a fight today between a group of Japanese servicemen and a Rang of hoodlums in a Yokohama hall An airman died of sword wounds and several other servicemen were injured. Reports said a mild argument
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    47 1 They Call It 'DYNASTY' ...And it's modelled for comfort around the home; designed on oriental lines for lounging. The pretty model is Mrs. Haxel Robinson. The occasion: a fashion parade staged yesterday by the Singapore American Women's Auxiliary. (For story and more pictures see Page 2.) Standardpic.
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    58 1 LONDON. Jar- 24 'Re:: 4 er) A Russian radio amateur in Dergachi. a village near Kharkov d. ti has made j a super-sensitive television 'set which picks up trans] sions from Britain, Poland, [tali Holland Austria and other eountr.es. according to Moscow Radio. i in mo cases rece]
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    Lock icon AN IDEAL SOCIETY – RIGHT IN THE JUNGLE
    68 1 AN IDEAL SOCIETY RIGHT IN THE JUNGLE ROME. July 24 (AP) Prof. Giorgio Costanzo, head of an Italian ethnographic expedition to the wilds of Venezuela, reported today he had found an "ideal Bi*d mitable society of men who neither kill nor steae "They know nothing ol l"but tiavi no socia
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    24 2 CAPT Nizam Z.chman. A int Naval Attache at the Indonesian in S 7 it for Jakarta yesterto join tne Ministry of Defer.
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    Lock icon THE CASE OF THE 18,325 MISSING CASES OF BEER
    123 2 THE CASE OF THE 18,325 MISSING CASES OF BEER WHEN the manage- rf a Singapore firm returned lunch to continue St k-taking md that 25 cartons of beer, Ah f27 w. were missing, Al- mil tog was the store. a Sing ip re court sterday when Poh Whatt CI c.
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    112 2 was with them, he H< -id thai al the gosaw one stack was in an unusual po.-. n ihe a.-.-. a labourer to re-stack Then he i r :t for lunch with Mr EU< k l \i ing PoJj and the labourer behind But when they returned to
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    Lock icon ONE ACQUITTED IN EXTORTION TRIAL
    197 2 A POLICE party, led by i Inspector C leong Seng, an ambush in a lonely six I ear th| Th »mson Road rtery to nab a gang of extorti ho demanded $8,000 from a Singapore merchant. This was rc^ea:e:i in the F.r- V District Court
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    Lock icon 'CHINA MISSION WILL STICK TO TRADE, NOT POLITICS,' SAYS YAP
    267 2 as "dangerous and unwise." Any reference to political discussions by Mr. Marshall and Mr. Keng in Peking could be seriously misinterpreted by the- Chinese Government as official, they claimed. Chairman of the Singapore Indian Congress. Mr. A. M. Mitra. said
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    Lock icon Cop Who Tried For Free Ride
    85 2 A SPECIAL Constable, Abdul Rashid bin Samah. who made a false reoort at Orchard Road Police Station. Singapore, on .io.lv 10, was yesterday fined Sinn or three weeks' jail. He pleaded guilty in the F Eth Magistrate's Court to making a false report—that he
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    25 2 THE Telok Ayer Branch of the Singapore Labour Front Will hold its annual general meeting on Sunday afternoon at 84-B Cross Street, Singapore.
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    Lock icon More People Are Going To Courts
    168 2 PEOPLE in Singapore are becoming more litiga-tion-minded. The 1955 report on the admini st ration of Justice in Singapore show, that 5.142 cases were bi i court year as compared with I m In 1054. ft Stat that •purely on the ba imbers, all
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    Lock icon CHEAT JAILED
    36 2 RASHID Bachik alias Hashiip Bachik, who cheated a shopkeeper, Inche Abdul Wahab Ha.ii Suleiman of $300 last April. was yesterday sentenced to 15 months' jail by Mr. CRT. Chelvam in the Malacca Sessions Court.
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    Lock icon Practical, Pretty Dresses Won The Applause
    279 2 Practical, Pretty Dresses Won The Applause •SCINTILLATION" modelled by "CAREFREE" a three-way MODEL Joan Booty in a crisp Joan Booty, outfit of skirt and jeans afternoon and cocktail frock with reversible halter yesterday's Fashion Tea neckline and strapless top. UUII J Modelled by B a r b a r a
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    Lock icon SHOPLIFTING IS ON THE INCREASE
    183 2 STORES URGE POLICE ACTION SHOPLIFTING in Singapore is on the increase. Hundreds of dollars worth of articles were reported stolen during the past few months. Handbags, jewellery and articles of value have disappeared from shops at High Street, Raffles Place and North Bridge Road. Shopkeepers
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    Lock icon Malays Boycott Committee
    165 2 THE Malay Education Council has refused to meet; the seven-man independent committee appointed by the Singapore Education Ministry to hear views on the Council's Malay Education Plan. Inche Ha run bin Mohammed Amin. the Council president, tcld The Standard yesterday. He said that the appointment of the
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    Lock icon Permanent Methods Unit For Govt. Urged
    127 2 AN EFFICIENCY expert from India. Mr S. B. Bapat, j has recommended that a fully Malayanized Organization and Methods unit be' set up as a. permanent section of vernment The Standard understands I that Mr. Bapat ha. sugg I ed tha* th< unit sh'
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    90 2 Union To Build Own Office THE Sing re Bank I ployees' I mon has launch. DOfl I ling fund to construct an < 'Vice for the union Mr. K. C rho told The Standard last n that each mem cr the union has 2,000 members will oon:1c one per cent
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    Lock icon A GRIM WALK
    30 2 FLOYD Wilson, mis almost 12 hours from raz prison cell, was foun i early m tei Jay walking on tfc B md in San Francisco Ba. AP
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    Lock icon NEW CITY CREMATORIUM!
    107 3 .s;]=e_____£££s.£.ss_s I ltil.. is an artists impression of the crema- laying roads has now been completed and when* jti w>num proposed to be erected in Upper Aljunied the whole scheme is ready the crematorium will m 1 Koa^; v cater to the needs of Christians, Buddhists and
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    Lock icon $100 Million Power Plan One More Hurdle Crossed
    128 3 $100 Million Power Plan One More Hurdle Crossed THE Finance and General P ise C mmil tee of the Singapore City C tncil has ;n principle the proposal to build a new 000.000 power station. Standard was told yesThe matter will now go befor. rdinary meeting of the Council on
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    Lock icon Monkey Fees Crippling The Animal Trade Dealer Hits At New Taxes
    324 3 Monkey Fees Crippling The Animal Trade Dealer Hits At New Taxes MR. Herbert de Souza, well-known Singapore animal dealer, yesterday charged that Government "red tape" was strangling animal trade in Malaya. Mr. de Souza levelled nis guns at the federation thief Game Warden and boomed: "Just imagine, for no rhyme
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    Lock icon A Wedding Is No Excuse
    223 3 IPOH. Tues.— President of the Sessions Court here, Mr. E.V A. Peers, imposed fines ranging from $5 to $25 on 15 persons, mostly women, for moving cloth at various restricted places under the Emergency Regulations yesterday. Mr. Peer-, however, returned the cloth to the owners,
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    41 3 KUALA KANGSAR. Tues A group of children fishing in the Kangsar River yesterday found the body of a baby floating in the water. The child had apparent ly been in the water for more th.m a day.
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    Lock icon Muslims Want Friday Time-Off For Prayers
    259 3 Muslims Want Friday Time -Off For Prayers THE Singapore division of the United Malays National Organization lias asked the Coalition Government to amend the Labour Ordinance to give two hours off every Friday to all Muslim workers to go to the mosques. Tuan Syed Ahmad Jamalullii. UMNO's general secretary, told
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    Lock icon $1350,000 NEW CITY THEATRE BY NEXT YEAR
    96 3 RENOVATIONS and alterations, costing approximately $1,350,000 to the new City theatre in the Victoria Memorial Hall, will be completed early next year, Mr. Hugh Hawson, the City Architect, told The Standard yesterday. Work on the theatre, divided into three phases has now entered
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    116 3 Dance For Students' Passages PENANG. Tues. Four scholarships have been offered by the Hongkong Junior Chamber of Commerce for students who wish to take up university courses there. The Settlement, however. will have to pay the passages to and from Hongkong. For this reason, and for the purpose of raising
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    Lock icon Free Puppet Show For Children
    89 3 AN Australian entertainer. Mr. Joe Neufeld, will stage a free puppet show for underprivileged children in Singapore on Snnday. July 29. The show, expected to last an hour, will also feature Pedro, the Chimpanzee, who will roller skate, wire walk, cycle and do balancing feats.
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    Lock icon A New Housing Estate
    174 4 For Penang 900 UNITS FOR SALE, RENT, WILL BE BUILT PENANG, Tues. Two private firms have plans for a giant housing estate opposite the Park Hotel in Tanjong Bungah. When complete, the estate will cover 767 acres. Initial plans provide for 900 houses— -500 for sale
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    155 4 THE MALAY Language and Literary Congress Will see an exhibition of Indonesian books, when it meets in September at the University of Malaya in Singapore. Two representatives of the Indonesian Government, Mr. Moehtar Lubis. and Mr. Imrad Idris. have come to Singapore to rind out
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    Lock icon HURT 2 WITH RUBBER ACID
    64 4 MUAR. Tues.— Toh Lian Swee. 22. was convicted on Saturday by Magistrate Inche Pawan Ahmad on two charges of causing hurt to Scan Pua Swee and Sia Hang Chiat with rubber acid on Feb. 17. at Jo ram Bukit Bat ii Bakri. Toh was fined
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    Lock icon Giant Tidal Gates In $1 Mil. Plan To Stop Colony Floods
    215 4 TENDERS for the construe-, tion of two tidal gates, costing about :1 10, to prevent j flooding in the Paya Lobar/ j catchment area arc to be called short v. Is was revealed when Mr. Al al Hamid bin
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    52 4 One of the tidal gates will be at the mouth of Geylang River, and the other at a site near the Lee Rubber Factory in Kalian,;. Each tida 1 unit will have four movable steel gates, weighing six tons each. The compete tidal unit will be constructed on
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    60 4 PRIVATE Frederick Ross was acquitted by a Singapore Court yesterday when the DPP withdrew a charge of attempted murder again?t him. Ross and Private Gnanan Yesudian were earlier charged with stabbing Private Kelly Williams with the broken edge ol a bottle at Balmoral Road. Nee Soon
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    37 4 GOH Tan Che. 30. was admitted to the General Hosp.'. si with serious head injuries late lasl night after his motor cycle bed into a lamp post at the junction of McPhersoa and Serangoon Road.-.
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    156 4 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb in Singapore yesterday) were: Buyers Sellers No 1 RSS Spot diom.) 91 1 9H Aus ust No. 1 RSS OU 911 No. I RSS Sti. 87 No. 3 RSS St. 86J Tone: Steady quiet. STORE TIN The price of tin on the
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    58 4 SIXTY-THREE servicemen and their families, flying home to England, yesterday, had a false start. Twenty minutes out of Singapore, the chartered Hermes aircraft developed trouble in one engine. The plane came back with one propeller feathered. It wa s five hours later before the trouble was
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    Lock icon Talks On Future Of British Troops
    197 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. •—The Federation Armed Services Council will hold its first meeting here on Thursday. The Council was conceived and agreed on at the London Merdeka Conference in January. It is headed by Chief Minister and Minister for Internal Defence and Security, Tunku
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    188 4 CLAREMONT Men's Collf ge in Claremont, California, is offering a yearly liberal arts scholarship to a foreign student from a list of places including Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. The other countries include Afghanistan, Burma, Cambodia. Ceylon, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran. Iraq, Jordan. Laos, uebanon,
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    80 4 FRIDAY has been of scarlet flow crs. fixed as the opening A leading Singapore date of "Slightly Scar- hairdresser will be prelet" at the Capitol sent and will give a free Theatre. All redheads hair-do to the loveliest and their escorts will head of red hair. "Slightbe
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    153 4 MORE than 210 millers in the South Union Rubber Company have been on strike since Monday to force the management to back-date a 20-cents-a-day wage increase to June 1. The workers, members of the Singapore Rubber Milling and Manufacturing Workers' Union, have been offered
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    114 4 THE following donations to the Kampong Alexandra and Aljunied Fire Reliei Fl are acknowledged En? Aim Ton? SI. 000: Hoc* Lee Bus Company (500; On I n Bus Company S200; Tay Koh Vat Bus Company S. Chanei Bus Company Mr. Ng Sf-f Tong $200; Nanyang Manufacturing
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    38 4 HONGKONG. July 24 Special Standard Service: Closing price of the Hong&ong) Exchange were: $16 10 to £1 SU $5.9675 to US$l; $1,835 to Malayan 188 1 to one Indonesian Rupiih; $259 75 to a tael j
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    114 5 Idering i plan to set i p 19 diplora I -icncies overseas re Independence Day on Au 31 i ar. The St :ard was told today u F. ieral Finance Comtee had approved funds totallii i $1,000,000 for this purpose. The Federation has already established overseas agencies
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    24 5 THE Christian Brothers' Old Boys' Association, Singapore. will hoi I its annual general meeting at St. Joseph's Institution tomorrow at 6 p.m.
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    21 5 KUALA KANGSAR. Tues.— Mure than 1,000 Indians attended Thiruvaluvar Day celebrations at the Sri Canesar Hindu temple wedding hall yesterday,
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    37 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Tues.— A recruiting team from Federal Police Depot will interview potential women police constables at Police Headquarters here on Thursday at 3 p.m. So far ten women have registered their names.
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    328 5 Judge Gives Warning: EXTORTIONER GETS THREE YEARS' JAIL X 0 A L A LUMPUR, Tues.— President of the Sessions Court, Inche Abdul Hamid, today warned gangsters: "I shall get tough with you if you are brought up before me." Sentencing Cheng Fan. 28. to
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    176 5 TELOK ANSON Mon. V. K. S. Menon. T. Chelliah, Raisins of a $2,0nn.000,000 loan A. A. Nair. P. L. Joseph, P.P. from Britain strong y Skadians. V. Renganathan, G.R. criticized at the annual gi Ramanujam, S.M. Joseph, K.C. meeting of the Lower Perak Wai.
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    105 5 Move To Get Elected Mentri BEREMBAN, Tues. In vi< w ol the coming constitutional chances In the Federation, the Alliance Group in Negri Sembilan will table a motion at the State Council meeting on July 31 to include an elected Mentri Besar, a Speaker and a Cabinet. It is understood
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    207 5 HONESTY IS BEST POLICY FOR THIS HOODLUM A FORMER secret society gangster queued up for three long days at a tattoo shop in Tras Street, Singapore, to have hLs society tattoo marks taken off. 1 On the fourth day he gave up and headed straight for the Secret Society SubBranch
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    96 5 TELOK ANSON, Tues. A mysterious and almost forgotten art. the "ta.ri bubu" or tin* "dancing fish-trap" was performed at the UMNO fun fair which has .iust concluded. The performance usually accompanied by some form of witchcraft, never seen in towns and only practised in remote kampongs,
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    93 5 PENANG. Tues. Three private bus companies here are preparm? to step in should the Municipal trolley bus drivers and conductors go on strike on Au?. 6. The managing director of the Lim Sen? Sen? Bus Con.prnv. Mr. Cheafa Sen? Kirn. told Tar Standard today
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    15 5 THE Jaffnese Co-operative Socictv. Kuala Lumpur, made a profit of $52,542.95 last year.
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    172 5 She's A Minor, There' s No Ring On Her Finger A MAN who was intimate with a 15^-year-old girl before they were engaged, was yesterday sentenced to six months' jail by a Singapore court. The man. Tan Wee Lm. a lorry driver, was found guilt y on two charges of
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    61 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Two officers and eleven ratings of the Indian Naval flotilla anchored off Port Swettenham tonight answered an urgent call for blood by the Kuala Lumpur blood bank. Leader of "Operation Blood" was Surgeon Lieutenant Commander P. J. Fernandez. The other officer was Lieutenant
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    30 5 AN appeal by Lim Tang Hong, against a sentence of three months' jail for extort:on. was dismissed at the Muar Assizes by Mr. Justice Good, last Sunday.
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    84 5 that his first attempt to give blood was turned down. "I volunteered t© give my blood to the Indian Navy in Colaba. Bombay, some years ago but was told that my type was not suitable," he said. Oldest donor tonight was Lieut. Comdr. Fernandez, who is 43. Youngest
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    901 6 Unemployment* HTHE seven-page memorandum presented by the Management Committee of the Singapore Unem- ment Society might have served the cause of the s workless much better ti it had been to plans or proposals which could be put into e:T. in an earnest effort to, at least,
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    1172 6  - Demands For Defence Cuts ALASTAIR BUCHAN by LONDON, THE pressure for a clarification of the British Governments policy on defence expenditure is mounting again, and it is now certain that it will have to reveal the outlines of what it intends to do before Parliament recesses for the summer. Rumours
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    1001 6 JTTHAT exactly did upeak- •*->• at S nday'j n cetmg of the PeopV *s Action Party mean when reference was made to "all anti-colonial IS in the Colony**? Are ''•cc any other Hind of ts '.c'-e. 1 rhere are, at the m only fire
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    273 6 1 Sir: Gangsterism is on the 2 increase in Singapore. This 2 is partly due to unemploy--2 ment. Unemployed men are < forced into crime in order to 2 feed themselves. So the first thing to do is to solve the I unemployment problem. 1 Many women
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    25 6 Shorts from the Talk Over Way "Of course you have blister on your tain* would insist on drinking health i water bottle ta t nirht."
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    243 6  -  Lajos Lederer WWWWWW fj\ l\\v\-\\\\\\* 1 LONDON. -THHE consequences of the dramatic removal ol Matyas Rakosi. for ten years the Communist boss of Hungary, arc incalculable. But it mar well bo the start of an avalanche in Hungary bringing further and more important changes than the Budaannouncement
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    170 6 We, the PEOPLE PRAISE FOR POLICE Sir. It gladdens the hearts of every iaw-ab amg and honest citizen ot Singapore and elsewhere to read in the papers of the 'war' between the guardians of the Law and the denizens of Gangland. But this "Operation Dagger" should not be allowed to
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    157 7 National Service Is Necessary Says Head LONDON July 24 IH ltet Mr. An'nny Head, Minist r \v ir, said last night thai a decision to "end National Service suddenly and damn the consequences" .v wildly Impracticable. told the House Oi Common Ih il If Nat li nal Service (Conscription) was
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    56 7 NEW YORK. J .'v Geraldine Carter who I.i i former film ad and the widow of Baron Gaeton Dc l its ol Monte Carlo said M nd she had thwarted a rape attempt g with mg ia tc« iar who ng 1 er story the
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    43 7 WASHINGTON. July 21 UP) rhe Sen tte yesterday approved legislation authorinstl ion t the first nic-powered U.& merchanl ie legislation—a comprobi c between previous Senate and House version now *o tha H ise foi una: congres- i. appre
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    230 7 American Publication Says LONDON, July 24 (Reuter) The British Temperance Society issued an American book at a Press conference here yesterday which asserted that cigarettes ployed a "deadly role" in the fatal illness of King George the Sixth of Britain. The
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    84 7 Burgess On Holiday With Mother MOSCOW. July 24, (AP)— Former British diplomat Guy Burgess is vacationing with his mother at Sochi on the Black Sea. They are staying at a gov*um]JO}BUes juoajcas pia.uu.ia travellers from Sochi said to* cay. Burgess' mother. Mrs. J 11. Bassett, came here about 'wo weeks
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    143 7 MOSCOW, July 24 (Reuter) The Chief of the Soviet Air Force, Marshal of Aviation S. I. Kudenko, -aid yesterday that Soviet fighters had not shot down American planes aUe^cd to have down over Soviet territory recently because all Russian pilots "had instructions not to shoot."
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    122 7 Sabrejets For The Philippines MANILA. July 24 (UP) President Ramon Magsaysay and Admiral Arthur W. Radford. Chairman of the U.S. Armed Forces Joint Chiefs of Staff, conferred here today on the security .situation in the Philippines and the Far East. It was announced after the conference that the Philippines will
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    185 7 Red Party Leadership Criticized LONDON, July 24. (Reuter)— Two university lecturers have just published the first number of an unofficial Communist periodical highly critical of the British party leadership. The periodical, called "The Reasoner," i s a duplicated sheet edited by Mr, John Savi;:o. of Hull University, and Mr. E.P.
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      42 7 WASHINGTON. July 24 (Reuter) Mr. Harold Stassen, President Eisenhower's special adviser on disarmament, announced yesterday that he would campaign to have Mr. Richard Nixon dropped as the Vice-Presidential candidate and be replaced by Mr. Christian Herter, the Governor of Massachusetts.
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      37 7 NICOSIA. July 24 (UP)— A forest lire started accidentally by picknickers swept through a five-square mile area of the Stavronvouni state forest toward tne village of Kophinou yesterday despite the efforts of 300 fire -fighters.
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      52 7 WASHINGTON. July 24 (AP) The Senate passed and sent to the Home on Monday a Bill to establish "In God We Trust" as the nation's motto. The phrase had been in use on coins since 1865 and its u-se has been mandatory on all currency and coins since
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      32 7 DAMASCUS, July 24 (UP)— Turkey and Syria have reopened their common border, closed ten days ago as an aftermath of last month's Turkish-Syrian frontier battle, a Government spokesman announced yesterday.
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      31 7 HOLLYWOOD. July 24 (AP) Former film actress Marion Davics went home yesterday from a hospital. She had been under treatment since last Wednesday, after suffering a slight cerebral stroke.
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      26 7 CAPETOWN. July 24 (Reuter) Major Randolph Cosby Nesbitt, the oldest bolder of the Victoria Cross, died here yesterday after a short illness. Hewas 88.
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      20 7 CARDIFF, Wales, July 24 (UP) The seven millionth telephone of the United Kingdom was installed here yesterday.
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    77 7 TAIPEI. July 24 (AP)— The Nationalists and the Reds exchanged gunfire on Monday in an offshore island area in the heaviest action in almost a month, the Defence Ministry said. Red guns in the Lienho area of the mainland and on Tateng Island fired 292 shells
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    142 7 WASHINGTON, July 24 \p) Congress on Monday renamed "Liberty Wand" the bit of land on which the Statue of Liberty stands. The great statue in New York harbour was given to the United States by France. The House acted by unanimous consent. approving a joint resolution
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    52 7 BEAUTIFUL Hollywood actress Yvonnr De Carlo with her two-week old son Bruce who was born two months prematurely, as he faces the camera for the first time. Before her marriage to film stunt man Robert Morgan. Yvonne was labelled as "The World's Most Glamorous Spinste r." U
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    168 7 US Ends A-Tests For 1956 WASHINGTON, July 24 (Reuter) The I nited States Atomic Energy Commission and the Defence Department yesterday jointly announced* that the United States had tired the final shot in its ls;>t. nuclear test series in the Pacific. The ec mmi- n said rogres* had ben made
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    57 7 DAK WIN, y U Filij Li Arsenic Calma. .ill bruised irom wriggling thr igl a i ix-ti ing between the bars of F- mis Bay jail, surrendered yes ter 1 I y *-I di n't M'< to be ca ighl he said, "but I surrendered because
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    241 7 BIRMINGHAM, England, July 2i (Reuter)— Britain's worst car strike §W a generation today brought clashes hetwcen Police, pickets and workmen who defied union orders to support the stoppage, called to protest a mass lay-off of workers. More than 23.000 men 1.000 more
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    61 7 US SENATE'S 'UNALTERED OPPOSITION' WASHINGTON, July 24 (He -ter) Senate yesterday declared unai "unaltered opposition" to the admission of Communist China to 1 he Senate ted Ijy M to none b resolution reaffirming the l ew. The House of Representative passed a similar reolution 9 391 r I none Con_:
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    184 8 School Needs Piano Lady Black Told THE Kampong Jagoh Malay School, Singapore, is badly in need of a piano. Lady Black, wife of the Governor, was told this of the school yesterday, after a choir of had sung for her without the aid of a piano. Turning to the Principal,
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    100 8 Society To Hold Dinner THE EUngapore China .Society will h Id a >cial and dinn- I at he Chinese YMCA Hall Shenton Way, on Aug. 13 a* J Other a. .ties ol the 5 v In the next months are; sept, is i lecture on [he Moon Festival by Pro-
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    50 8 X' i ":.:r- The competition for the de gi of a special ten-cent stamp to commemorate Merdeka. which is to be put on sale on Independence Day next year, closed today. In all, 12" ftve been ive i. Results of the c petition will he announced
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    67 8 DYAKS WANT 'BROOKE RULE' RESTORED X —Sarawak's p A iation and M ..on in a joint aled to British Sir Anth Eden to recommend to the en the revocation of I of Saraw T they had strongly I and still opposes this Bi added: "We are connrestoration of the R
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    45 8 .•on has expelled its i at, Mr. Mr. i: the f the Ub Preid 1 iem was •.•E b C c Union on Sunday. He said 1 littee also r Ho KOk Poh as vice- ent and Mr, K. C. Goh,
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    62 8 TWO men wh took a r:de on a motor-cycle i not covered by third party :*ance. were fined a total 0 and disqualified from for a year, in the rra c 3 I Choo an I Mg Ah Gong pleaded guilty to a charge riding
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    67 8 KAJANG, T s Troop Leader Ahmad Taj ud din an Patrol Lea A ah bin Samat, rf Kajang High School, :ved their Scout .dcates from the High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, last Sunday al Castle Camp, Kuala Lump This is the second pass-out ol Queen's Scouts
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    114 8 Fault Lies With Councillors SINGAPORE'S Ministry of Local Government, Lands and Housing has repudiated the charge by City Councillors that they were not consulted in regard to the McXeice Committee recommendations on Local Government. I The Ministry, it is stood, has told the A :ting City
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    213 8 WHITE PAPER SHOULD PRESERVE PRINCIPLES THE Singapore Chinese Schools' Conference will urge that five Chinese education principles be included in the White Paper now being prepared by Government. Mr. Kao Hung Keng. secretary of the Conference, has written to management committees of the various Chinese schools asking that they take
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    54 8 THE Singapore Menorah Club will hold its annual dance at the Adeiphi Roof Gardens on Saturday from 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets al %2 per person will be available at the gate. A small ceremony tn celebrate the second anniversary of the Club will take
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    895 9 Training to be a QUEEN I ON HON L. BEATRIX old (row n S.'U.erl.inds. iri> of the of Holland, .hild:>h ff( pted manner ng, ten > c to bai In fo r a ested in a When she she j moves f ivourilc Hobby I pa from f to another.
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    56 9 HUSBAND WOO an an- Dulmenl oi marriage in Indianapoll U.S.A.. after testifying that he r '^r: Wa bride a taxi Immediately after the wedding, he to tell her the duti< i I b good wife, she began to armie. refused t(» nd out ol the taxi, then
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    27 9 4 .'r to a roc/c. the.i hurled the rock through the -rinrfo.r ot a home in Texas, I'.S.A. The note read: "YOUR WINDOW IS BROKEN."
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    457 9  -  M. A. GLASGOW vwwww www J3\7 i^^\^^\^^w^^^V LOffD< >.v I). U. r Ji/e can survive al lutntfr iture oj 75 rieyrecs belotc rero. This ay secni almost bellernb.c I I garda i r > ed well sers became of the v t at the Ring
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    47 9 DISGUISED behind stolen sunglasses, a grey flan. nel suit and a beard made of shaving-brush bristles, a convict joined :i party of viMting attorneys at a prison in Milan. Italy, and calmly walked past salutjne gua-rds. It nas the first successful break for 11 years.
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      207 9 [ANDARD'S Crossword Puzzle I his spoil CLUES t-war pact <8> People should not sleep in ROSS a dirty room i 2e of 28 Roots from which a trunk i i >>t*f*n tnlrf 129 R^' V f uo> re- DOH N l down it •_i ns (*l u ne J?i 2
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    240 10 FIRM BACKING FOR THE CENTRAL BANK'S NEW CURRENCY Sir Sydney Dispels Fears FEARS in some banking circles in Singapore that the new currency of the Central Bank of Malaya may not have a strong backing were yesterday dispelled by Sir Sydney Came, Economic Adviser to the Chief Minister. Sir Sydney,
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    97 10 U.K. CONSUMPTION of petroleum products in the first quarter of this year totalled (j. 529,491 tons— an increase cf almost 12 per cent on the first quarter of 1955. according to figures published recently by Petroleum Information Bureau on behalf of the U.K. Petroleum Industry Advisory
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    118 10 RUBBER UP 3 /4 Cent BUYING interest in the Singapore rubber market tots the close steadied prices to Oil cents per lb. for first grade August shipment, a ri.-e of cent above Monday. the market opened quiet at unchanged prices from Monday, first business having -n around 93$ cents per
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    116 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prict per p. sti relay COPI I 7 3 1 buyers. >_ seller-. August $26 > (26? sellers; eocomr oil bulk S4'h drums $43; Muni i white p- pper SlO9. g it wh:te $103, Special Sarawak $74 black Sii Copra Assort cl sing
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    122 10 GOOD support for Malayan industrials were again reported in the shares market yesterday, with prices remaining at more or less unchanged levels from Monday. Tins improved in a fewinstances, while rubbers were quiet ly steady. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday were: INDI STRIA-
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    49 10 A DEVELOPING ago known as Phenidone. reo I produced in the orj bemical laboratories of B famous British company achieved such swift success in the international photographic trade that applications to manufacture it under licence have already been received from several countries, including the U.S.
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    268 10 JAPAN was again the world's second greatesl sTiipbuilding nation after Britain during the second quarter ot this yeaf, according to Lloyd's •<.-r q| hipbuilding returns published in London. A total of 1,534 ships of 100 tons or more totalling 7,223,--004 tona gross, were under construction
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    140 10 MALAYAN sharebrokers yes* v repor.cri tie following business done: Industrials: F X. wrds. Si 90 95 W. Hammer W.B H. Waug I $1.40; M. Cement $1 631 H M- Colls. $1« McAlister H s me Darby $1921; Straits Steam-- ps $13 75 str; its Time* $2 BO;
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    131 10 ABOUT 400 gallons of beer have been consumed at Caldbeck Macgregor Co. Ltd. Double Diamond Beer stail in the past few days, at the Great World trade fair, Mr. J. A. Burnett, a spokesman for the firm said. The firm is giving away a glass
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    40 10 NEW YORK. July 23 (UP) Dow-Jones closing averages: STOCKS: 30 Industrials 513.66 20 Rails 170.44 15 Utilities 70.25 fin Stocks 182.39 BONDS: 40 Bonds 95.74 The Dow-Jones commodity futures index (1924-26 average equals 100) closed at 156.54.
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    120 10 Drive To Sell Auto Spare Parts MR. D. J. SOUTAR. Divisional Sales Manager of Repco Ltd., the Australian manufacturers of automotive spares, flew into Singapore yesterday by Qantas for a drive to market quality spares at competitive prices. Repco Ltd. which has been making spares for all makes of cars
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      175 10 FISH and prawns imported fron China are now flooding the Snqo*^, 1 local importers told The Standard yts *J About 340 tons of fish i pp e( j '"■> Malaya in the past four montl China bf pan exporting fish" to this country last
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      78 10 OUT! X ROADS Ror.vr' ue Th range We tervreden, Barumun. roet. Wairata. Empire Merchant. Vutoiycus. Benalba: Ed th Borthen. Cyclops. Cheron- c Claire T. Zelma Salen. -on. TWI R ROADS lions Ming. Hai Seng, Hibiscus. Langsa. Kah Soon. Salong. Tong El b Labuan Ha.ii. I. Beetong H
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      28 10 US $50 M Project For Rice Grown Darw Th<may one d in ha sion i Chase j The Do 0 1 indici an a said. ton a years
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    185 12  -  Terry Pillay By authorities any worry during transit. THf/E French tvay of wearing a blouse. Under a while or plaincoloured shirt blouse, French girls this summer are wearing a striped or plain T-shirt. Teamed with a smart skirt this makes a striking and very attractive outfit.
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    332 12 rrHE chinline and neck show age very early, unless a woman has taken care to avoid it. Posture plays a big part in the way a woman's neck and chinline look. If you hold your head correctly, that in itself is a good, though mild, exercise. If you
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    371 12 Paris Makes Them Longer Aim! Bia PARIS designers have at last adopted the "short! c" nightdress. But, being: individualists, they have not accepted the cute, thigh- length style so popular in America and Britain. Using their own interpretation of the word "short,"' they have made their nighties of just-below-knee
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    45 13 The following will refprc the Domain Club against the Income Tax Deo', in a Government Services Div. 2 soccer Govei tment Printing ground today. h :iaron. Kenchtl; Samdin, GafTor; B ir- nny James. Ali, Osm.ri. Johai Reserves: Samy, Hashim. and Tan.
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    79 13 Goodluck MBE From The Queen LONDON, July 24 (Renter)! Australian cricketers, lan Johnson and Keith Miller were invested with the M.B.E. (member of the Order of the British Empire) by the Queen at Buckingham Palace today as captain anci vice-captain respectively of the Australian touring side. "The Q;ieen talked to
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    48 13 THE following will represent the Serangoon Association in billiards against the CYKfA, on Sunday, commencing at 1.00 p.m. .at the SA premises: Gan Kee Tian. Ang Tee Kiah. Chua 800 Lim. Lim Puet Mui. Loe Twa Teo. Kg Cheor.g Fong. David Tan and Lee Kirn Mong.
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    27 13 YOUNG Men's Sikh Association beat Sukaramai Sports Club by four goals to one in a SAFA Div. 2 A league at Farrer Park yesterday.
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    408 13 Dusty' s Second Homer Gives Giants Win Hall of Fame exhibition COOPERSTOWN, New York, July 24 (AP)— Dusty Rhodes' second homer of the day, with Foster Castleman on base in the 12th inning:, save the New York Giants an 11-10 victory over Detroit on Monday in the annual Hall of
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    189 13 SINGAPORE Cricket Club scored a convincing 5-1 victory j over Alexandra Football Club in a SAFA Div. 2A league match on the Club padang yesterday. Policemen at the match kept the crowd well-behaved, but they did not deter two players j from playing rough. These players
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    186 13 Record Number Of Entries Draw Announced COLONY GOLF C'SHIP A RECORD number of 56 entries have been received for the Men's Annual Amateur Golf Championship oJ the Colony of Singapore. I The first qualifying round will be played at the Royal Island Club on Saturday and the second qualifying round
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    158 13 (From the Ist Tee. 2.00 pm. M.G. Murchgon A. Galloway: 2.05 p.m. A.R Pctrie JC. Hutcheson; 2 10 p.m N.A. Harvey E.S. Ainiry: 2,15 pm L. Carter XC. MacNair. 1 »o Dm. G.T. Moffett G Crowley; 2.25 p.m. L.J. Spencer &GO Cnnckshank: 2.30 p.m DH Clendon H.B.C.
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    106 13 American American League itandings, including all games of Monday by the Associated Press. National National League standings, including game? of Monday W L. Pet. Bd. 251 Milwaukee M :vi .«24 Cincinnati 52 5tJ 2i Brooklyn 4fl 3fl 552 J St Louis 42 45 4W 2 Pittsburgh 40 40
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    554 14  - Penang Trackworh: Pepper Dealer Serves Notice WINDSOR LAD 1 B, Fl.-V-Mi. lur.v rcppci Dealer, uith West astride. Shaped like a winner at the Batn (iantonir training traik this morning: uhen he strode out freely to clock i tuk under 38 sec. over three furlongs in the Company of Copra Dealer
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    348 14 XI ALA LUMPUR, Tues.— ln defeat, Thailand's young: Charden Taitrakul won more cheers than his victor, Selangor's Abdullah Piruz, in the Selangor International badminton tournament which opened at the Selangor Badminton Hall tonUht. X i tgh l larden went down to Piruz. 15-3. 18-17.
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    228 14 Seven-Wicket Victory For Raffles RAFFLES Institution beat Gan Ens Seng School by seven wickets in their annual cricket match on the Raffles Institution ground yesterday. Rafiies institution through Baiasingham (four for 20 and Kuldip Singh 'tour for 4 > dismissed Gan Ens Sens ior TO runs, and passed their opponents
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    110 14 Blackwood Leads S'pore Tonight BOBBY BLACKWOOD returns to the Singapore side when he leads the attack against South China in a fioodg it soccer mafch at Jalan Be.ar at 8 p.m. tod Playing at centre forward. B ackwood wi'l have Ah Hoe and Ismail Y'usoff flanking hi n. The Services
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    96 14 A GOAL .-cored seconds before full time enabled Pondok Peranakan to draw 2-2 with In .Man Youngsters in a SAFA Division 3B league soccer match al Geylang yesterd Indian Youngsters opened the score in the sth minute through a penalty goal by insideleft Munianriy. Peranakan equalized in
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    659 14 RESULTS of all the finals and beats held yesterday were: Boys Finals Leaf jump: l Ong Choon Sicng 20ft vi (record); 2. J.ifTar bin Abdul Wahab, Victor Fang. Pole vault: 1 Tan Siew Guan 10ft 2\nr. 2 Royston Lazaroo 3 Lee Yce
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    65 14 FRY FLAM WIN U.S. TITLES CHICAGO, J LM (Re ltd Miss Shirley Fry, the Wirr odon champion, beal I Ali Gibson 7-5, 6-1 here to- 4o win the women's singles in the United SI hard courts lawn tennis championships. Herb Flam, champion 1950, won the men's singles title, eating Ed
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    224 14 Recall Barkes Help Prevents The 'Force' And Verity Gill SayJ IT looks as though the M? tion and the Malayan Cricket '< mined to produce the FARO Ol rill through with the Colony-Fedei August holidays th. i ma" to fin that Dla*_ Barker. gotten man .if oE 1 ie ha?
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    218 14 LONDON, July 24 (Reuter)— Cricket results: AT SHEFFIELD. Surrey I York ;hire by 14 runs. Surrey 128 and second 157 Yorkshire 189 and 82 Lowder four for 4U. Lock Aye for 11. At Hastings, Sussex hi Kenl by 141 runs. Sussex secondly 276 for nine declared. Kent 123
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    50 14 ACHILLES Club invites entries from local dubs and schools for the Open invitation Javelin Throw at lt| a: athletic meet on the Raffles institution ground on Sunday, from 3.30 p.m A. 'entries should reach the Hon Secretary. Mr V. E. Perreau. c/o. Shell House, Singapore, before Sunday.
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