The Straits Times, 19 August 1953

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    17 1 The Straits Times Nat*"" 1 fie** o**0 Established 1845 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 19, 1953. 15 CENTS t
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    RED LOSSES SOAR
    588 1 8 bandits killed: band of 6 wiped out in one battle KUALA UMPIR, Tuesday. 6ECUKITT fortes yesterday scored another great victory over Communist terrorists in the Federation. They killed i -iiriit and brought the total of bandits eliminated in 17 days <>. Ifktiag this month to 70.
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    SNUB TO RUSSIA ON KOREA TALKS
    54 1 China and North Korea excluded NSW YORK. Tuesday. embly Political Committer OMU that Communist China ke part in the debate on I'm; U.N General rrjertc-d a Snv.and North Korea >hould t Th-- Tip Mr I mem l Mr In B Of the Ri to
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    SANDERS CROSSES BORDER
    80 1 VIENNA, \R Sandi rs, British businessman re.' mpanan gaol, the Austro-Hungarian noon today. A British Embassy ca.r oarliot irontier town of and left for thr l.md between the Mini l ies. The Hungarian Foreign night .said the nmeni had pardoned a. ho was convicted ot and sabotage
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    Royal president
    20 1 The Queen Mother Ls now tno president of the Associated Board of tho Royal School of Music. London.
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    74 1 UlLii praying lur guidance from his ancestors and itefore being formally installed as 18th Dato Naning in Malacca on Monday, liu-he Mohamed Shah bin Mohamed Said, a former police officer in Singapore went to a mosqur for the -hrrsiram" or bathing ceremony. \s he chanted prayers. Holy lemon water was
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    NARRIMAN SUES FAROUK
    117 1 NARRIMAN SUES FAROUK CAIRO, Tues. EX-QUEEN NAKKIMAN is sucing the exiled King PArouk toi aumuny, hei lawyer's office said today. The amount sought was not stated The claim is being made through a Shaivt < Muslim i court and the custodian of FaiouK's asst'Us in Egypt, the lawyer's aid. Snder
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    Denounced by Minister
    132 1 BAGDAD. Tues. THE Shah <>f Persia left Bagdad tf>day by air for London. His wife and two aides went with him. The Shah flew to Bagdad from Teheran on Sunday after an attempt to overthrow thp ideq government had failed IN TEHERAN, the Persian Foreign Minister. Hussein
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    Churchill at Cabinet
    34 1 LONDON. Tues. Sir Winston Churchill drove to London to--day from his country home to ,prr^.d'' at a Cabinet meeting for the first time s.nce he lei! ill nearly two months ago.U.P.
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    'Big Switch'
    27 1 PANMUNJOM. Tues. Ringing and cheering United Nations repatriates were returned at Panmunjom on scheduled today to start the 14th diy of operation. 'Big Switch. Router.
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    1409,543 Ib. of tea in 3 months
    21 1 1409,543 Ib. of tea in 3 months Kl'Al trie second q thi produced In t F I hlcl 82P HRR lb
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    SUSPECT PICKED UP EXACTLY A YEAR AFTER MURDER
    208 1 SUSPECT PICKED UP EXACTLY A YEAR AFTER MURDER KUALA LUMPUR. Tues -Ex- I actly a year from the day an j assistant resettlement offl- i cor Was killed, a man was picked up in connection wth the murder. On Aucust, 15. 1952, the assistant resettlcmen< officer. Mr. 1 Teo Boon
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    SHAH FLIES TO LONDON
    10 1 QUEEN SORAYA She ivent with Shah
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    Only one race plane to stop in S'pore
    311 1  - Only one race plane to stop in S'pore HALL ROMXY By LONDON. Tuos. COCOS ISLAND and not Sincaporo will be the most important place in the for competitors in the C ***** air race in October. Preferring the transocean creating from Ceylon to Cocos Island and Australia, most of the
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    Merger plan
    28 1 LONDON. Tucs. Two world organisations manufacturing farm equipment the Massey Company and the Harry Furguson Company are to amalgamate, i* was announced here last night. Reuter.
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    10 bandits die
    19 1 MACASSAR. Turs. Army units in Pannampu in the eastern suburbs of Macassar kil'ed 10 bandit.s. U.P.
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    'Dead' president very much alive
    36 1 DAMASCUS, Tues— The report of the murder of President, Adib ShLshakly wa.s received here with surpri.se today. He IS in the best of health and at s peak of popularity— A.X
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    Joad's £26,778
    40 1 LONDON. Tues —Dr. C.E M Joad who died last April aged 61. left more than £14,000 to MLss Maude Matthews who nursed him during his last illness, it was announced here today The estate was £26,778 net.— Reuter.
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    Editor cleared
    24 1 JAKARTA. Tue.s-. The prosecution against Asa Bafagih. editor of Pemandangan Daily has been annulled, the Attorney announced- UP. ASHES ARE ALMOST BACK
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    England can do it: only 94 needed to win
    391 1 England can do it: only 94 needed to win From A Special Correspondent l ONDON. Tuesday. TONIGHT, for the first time for 20 years, Enpland had the Ashes in their grasp when play ended at the Oval here after one Ol th( mosi dram ever in any Test series. At
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    REDSHOLD BRITISH SOLDIER
    73 1 HKRI IN. Tue.s my .spokesman .id here today that a British military policeman and a were in Soviet hands in i incident on the We.st BerlinA second member of me ied. Th' 9 ere nn routine patrol, alone the British when they wore shot at by Soviet
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    Petrol project
    33 1 NEW YORK. Tues. American Palestine Trading Corporation announced thai drillinc or pertnleum will becin on Sept. 1 the *\.sl noai the Dead Sea. and about I.2nr frrt below sea level. --A.P.
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    STOP PRESS
    20 1 NEW MR in I LICI IN 1 WA M i thr noi :i def. cuation o befo. .cr.
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    JUNGLE HIDE AND SEEK
    204 2 Loyal troops escape HANOI, Tues. /\NE hundred and twenty Laotian soldiers rejoined French Union forces in Laos today after four months of hide and seek through dense jun- gles with Communists. The soldiers were part of tho garrison of Ban Muong, a fort'iflrd post seized by
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    General says: Get police from Britain
    137 2 LONDON, Tues— The Kenya Government is seeking to recruit 450 young men in Britain as assistant Inspectors in the Kenya police force, the Colonial Office announced here. If, is acting on advice from General Sir Georpp Er.skine. Commander-ln-Chief. East Africa, that Knnya n.-»eds a
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    HE WAS A RED, SAYS WORKER
    121 2 WASHINGTON. Tuesday. A GOVERNMENT printing office worker identified a fellow worker. Mr. Edward Rothschild, face to face here today as a former member of the Communist party. Mr. James Phillips, a book oindinp machine operator. 14 the Senate investigations sub-committee that Mr. Rothschild had
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    Best wishes to Soekarno
    29 2 WASHINGTON. Tues. _Pr<> s:dent Elsenhower sent President Soekarr.o of the Republic of Indonesia. or.>t wishes or. th^ occasion oi Indnr. rijhth independence ann;vrrsarv A. P.
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      387 2 NOTICE IN THE HICH COURT OF THE COLONY OF SINGAPORE IffLAND OF SIS(.\PORK Suit No. 463 > BfTTWEEN i KWONO CHEONO of 1953 LOONO LTD. Plaintiffs, and TAN KEOK BENO. Defendan'. To Tan Keok Beng. late of No. 173, GeUang Road. Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that this action was on the
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      454 2 TENDERS SOCIAL" WELFARE TENDEF TENPETR 5 are ln\lted for leAel:r.c an area for a sports field Rt approximate: fi rr.l!es Kual* "Lumpur Sunj-: B<-^. Rrv B d. Further particulars .md arranEements for :.Mting th<» tttc <■ in be. mace h! tha Office of the Principal Probation Officer. Government Offices. ROML
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      264 2 SHIPPING NOTICES M.S. "TJILUWArT •h.trze ■antral cargo frr>r- Hongkong in the Outer Roar!* on Thursday. 2f"h Aug.. 53. Con Mgnee.s are requited to recei\their cargo alongside the immediately upon the .vhip s Cargo not taken deliver.- of will be d:sch»rged into balance of i lighters. NY. Konirklljke Paketva Maatßchaopij As
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      451 2 fly far faster by R^R^B^R^ai wt^^^ BETWEEN SINGAPORE, JAPAN. CEYLON, INDIA, PAKISTAN, SOUTH AFRICA, MIDDLE EAST AND GREAT BRITAIN. The Comet combines speed with elegance. When you fly by Comet time is almost halved. You get there sooner; you stay there longer. Information and Bookings from Malayan Airways. Ocean Building,
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    U.S. blames Russia for delaying German talks
    156 3 W 18HINGTON, Tuesday. THK, I .S. Statr Department accused Russia today of delaying both a Hijj Four meeting and free elections throughout (Germany. The accusation was made in a statement by the Press Officer. Mr. Joseph Reap. It was the Department's first comment
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    FOREST IN ASHES
    75 3 Blaze threatens villages QUEBEC, Tucs. IVI ami „,t lire for a quarter ■•> ntury, fanned by fresh wild., swept uncontrolled through northeast Quebi threatrillagea or s.unt Then l>r i bier and Canton. nation of these two rming communities on the north shore Of the St. Lawrence river.
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    Secret treaty on Formosa reported
    189 3 WASHINGTON. Tucs A REPORTED secret agreement depriving the ChiNatmnalists on Formosa of a free hand to intensify attacks on Communist Chint xpected to stir eongKS il demands for explain from the State and Defence Departments. The report was published in the N< w York Herald
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    They revise law
    30 3 MANILA. Tucs. The I'll pines Government last nighl announced the appointment of a three-man tariff com mission to revise the 40-year old laws on import levie Reuter.
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    33 3 Ml! EDMI NU Mill.. i .[id his fellow New /.<• ilandcr fieorce 1.-owe are welcomed home enthasiaatirattjr. Two children throw s?reanurs .it Mr Fdmund as their hern walks out of Auckland airport. \I" picture.
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    South Koreans will co-operate
    36 3 UNITED NATK* York. T K Foreign Minister V T. I said yesterday his covernment »'ill "do everything within our power" to mak< a peaceful negotiation of the Koreai a success U P.
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    AIR CHIEF KILLED IN CRASH
    91 3 AIR CHIEF KILLED IN CRASH LONDON T.• Air ViceMarshal William A D Brook was killed ncai Stafford today when hi"- \.oteor jot fighter crashed The aircraft appeared to be flying normally when it suddenly turnrri and dived, narrowly missed a farmhouse and then ploughed Into a barn Air Vice -Marshal
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    Short again? Oh no...
    41 3 STOCKHOLM ruea Mr Donald Tomllr. -h fashion exp that ther<- is m> danger ol British women jtoinß back to th' knee length d I thi> Hi ore to ar nnequin parade to .show British cotton dresses. Router
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    Thousands homeless
    37 3 MADRAS. T;^. ThOU of familif have b^en mad" homeless by th< f the river Oodavarl fioi of •Rajahmundry, a towi miles nor' All rail and road connect with tlic outside arc comp. cut oIT. Router.
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    US asks for forced labour probe
    39 3 NEW YORK. Tues.- Tlv United States has asked th< United Nations General As sembly to consider forced labour conditions behind thr lion Curtain at its regular n. beginning on Septet ber 15- Reuter.
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    Rally banned
    40 3 BREMEN. Tup*. Th' state of Bremen yesterday banned an open air election rally by the extreme Rightwing German Reich.s Party. The chief speaker was to have been Dr Werner Nauinann. former State Secretary of Hitler s Propaganda Ministry.
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    World court suit
    39 3 The HAGUE Tues. The French Government has filed an application v ith the Court in.stitutinc proceedings apainst the Lebanese Government in violating a 1048 treaty t.nc unilaterally in deciconcerning the Frenchheld Socieiv Electricite tic Beirut..- AP
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    But what's the hurry? asks Vyshinsky
    204 3 NW YORK. I YfR. Andrei Vyshinsky. the I*l Soviet delecate. was asked by reporters at United Nations headquarters today whether he would introduce a resolution when the General Assembly's political committee begins consideration of tne Betting of the Korean political conference What s tin
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    'U.S. still leads'
    32 3 WASHINGTON. Tucs. ntatlve W. Sterling Cole "Republican. New Yorlo. Chairrran of the Joint Atomic terday: "There Is no question that America still leads the world in atomic development." -A.P.
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    MISSING OFFICER GAMBLED, SAY POLICE
    124 3 MISSING OFFICER GAMBLED, SAY POLICE TOKYO. Tues JAPANESE police and Australian army in- restiirators searched the resort spots of Southern Japan today for an army officer who disappeared with his girl friend t?n d.vvs ago. After Lieut. Norman Poole. 37. originally from Queensland. Australia. v had gone, a check showed
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    LONDON STOCKS
    72 3 Closing prices or itlected itocks LOANS as i i 101' 3 81 \NKS I 2b 92 6 11 16 Chartered <£li 42 ti i IM i Ui> iui*.) I Ulal Pacific (£5i 47 INOI STW M .> i( B.A.T 38 9 20 9 !i Oil <ut.%.) S4 6
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    RUBBER
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    TINS
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    'TRADE WITH EAST VITAL TO JAPAN'
    150 3 Eisenhower warn* of crisis WASHINGTON, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower warned today that Japan would face an economic crisis unless more trade with non-Communist nations,, particularly in the Far I it Fast, was developed. He said in a report to Congress that the United States should
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    Colonel freed
    26 3 lANMUNJOM Tues. Th« lmed a South nant Colonel the hirhe.^t ranking United Nations ofTiccr to corrc ba far in tru Korean prisoner exchancc --U.P.
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    27 die in crash
    29 3 A. Peru, TL:e.s. -Twenty- j people were killed and •ally Injured when o:i its way from AreTollima plunged ofT a Into a 300- A P.
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    TIN
    22 3 LONDON. \uz. 18— Cash Bayers \ir<'.i Sdler^. t«20: Bnyei «;<.i:>: S-M lenient (up C 5). Turrovcr a.m. .*>o lon-; p.m. ."i"..
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    LONDON RUBBER
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    The war ends
    8 3 TOKYO d the «n.i P.
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    'LIBERATION' ARMY PLOT IN CEYLON
    177 3 'OLOMBO. Tuesda> >IK. Dudley Senanayake, Prime Minister, tonight ?1 defended the Governments actions In declaring I state I f HIHCIJ in the island and uassing scduitv refalattem to meet the Leftist-snonsored '1 on An<a»t 12 Prime Minister wu an- :o!i charges in hepresontatives I M.
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    Planes hit HuKS
    25 3 MANILA. Taes. Phllinpino Air Uni:, early today jefinvd the Army's latest massed assault mist Huk ing the mountain rth wtat ol Ma-
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    Nehru's message
    25 3 MADRAS. Tui's. The Prime Minister, Mr. Jawaharlal 1 India's cust for Korean pri» lav tiust it must bear ill-will to n<, one. A.P
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    But keep off party politics
    160 4 TEACH CIVICS— NICOLL T}\h (.OVERNOR of SinKaporc, Sir John Nicoll. nipht that thr Malayan Teachers' ould introduce civics as a subject in their Speaking at a dinner M.TU to celcth« romplrtjnn of its vacation course, Sir John .mportant to teach tru \.lnn2 how and »hv
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    57,353 raised
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    ELECTION LAW AMENDED
    74 4 ELECTION LAW AMENDED OAPORE Legislative Council yesterday ac .immdnicnt.s to the Municipal and the Municipal making H sary for candid. ••venie.ui.il qualification ud ol three ai a l present 0 adopted the inal Procedure Code lAmendmi hlch empowers thf civil Government to ralj upon members of the Navy and the
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    71 teachers take religious exam
    40 4 KlAl A KANGSAR. Tues nine rr^n and 22 women religious teachers from Perak tcM)k an examinatiion held at the Central Malay School, here iturday. The examination was held to test the efficiency of these teachers
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    Coffee stolen
    32 4 IPOH. Tues. On his return from a business tr:r> »o PenanK. the owner of a coffee .shoo in ip<Jiv told th> he had lost five bags -)f '■■.ins VOCth $1,500.
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    MALAYS MUST LEARN ARABIC
    168 4 jyjAIAYS CANNOT and Will not agree to the abolition of thp teaching of Arabi in ?h< nooLs, lnche Ahmad bin Mohamed Ibr. N mmated l told the Singapore I Cow Inene Ibrahim nen*lng on U menfs n ThLs •ement in the education of Malay children because
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    GOVT. ACTION PENDING AGAINST ANOTHER OFFICER
    322 4 GOVT. ACTION PENDING AGAINST ANOTHER OFFICER TWE Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. A. C. Gonde. yesterday told the Singapore Legislative Council that proceedings under Colonial Regulations are pending against an officer in the Civil Service. He added ttoat it would not be in the public interest to make a fuller statement.
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    ONE BLOW TO GO!
    53 4 i \.UN(. MONSHIL SIIAHJI M closes his eyes against a ■MriHi hie bang as he competes in the balloon blowing competition yesterday at the home of the Indonesian nnsul General in Singapore. The occasion was the cele- i bration of the eighth anniversary of Indonesia's independence.
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    Govt. reorganising, not sacking
    279 4 Govt. reorganising, not sacking AS FAR as he knew, tho Singapore Government has no retrenchment policy, the Colonial Secretary, Mr. WA C. Goode. said in the ative Council yesterday. We are gradually carrying rtain reorganisation to increa.se efficiency in the Government departments and I certain number of .staff :s being
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    Q and A in the council
    434 4 Q and A in the council 'Subsidy' proposal rejected DR. C. J. P. PACJLAR, (Prog., Changij asked at the Legislative Council meeting ye.sterday whether the Government was considering .subsidising large employers to 1 tide them over the period of recession' and whether an employment scheme to relieve those affected by
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    TOWN TOLD: CURFEW UNLESS YOU OBEY
    182 4 TOWN TOLD: CURFEW UNLESS YOU OBEY JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. A CLEARANCE ORDER has been served under the Emergency Regulations on Tangkah. a town in the Muar district, on the Muar-Segamat road It came into effect to- day. And the people of Tangkah were warned by the District j Officer. Muar.
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    152 4 I guards provided to see tha< i tney were not victimised by senior officers. Any officers who had a grievance could make represent- ations n the head of his department. If he was not satisfied, he could make representations to the Colonial Secretary, then to the
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    Birthday of Sri Krishna
    68 4 Sri Krishna Jayanthi. the birthday of Sri Krishna, will be celebrated by the Ramakrishna Mission at 179. Bartley Road. Singapore, on Aug 31 In the morning there will oo a pooja ceremony followed by feeding of the poor. In the evening there will be songs and
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      76 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7.15 am. Morning Star 7.30 News: 7 35-9 Lißht Music: \2 p.m In Malay; l Bob Crosby; 130 News 1.49 Lunch Time Prom; 5 Calllnc all Children; 5.30 Ol<! Time Ballroom; 6 Composer's Corner; 630 Radio Naturalist; 6.40 R.M Strirm Ensemble; 7 News 7.15 Vocally Yours; 7
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    Two sisters put 26 first aid teams 'on the map'
    146 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Two sisters who helped put 26 St Joan Ambulance Brigade teairu 'on the map" of Malaya will soon be leaving fc England. They are Miss Marjorie Miller, a St John relief team supervisor, and her sister Nancy,
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    Imitation guns
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Two imitation pistols and a dagger were found on five j youths arrested here last night j when police stopped a car in I Bungsar Road.
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    TIDES REFLOATING CALYGERA
    261 5 Grounded ship expected to be freed by Friday 2,500 tons of salt unloaded PORT SWETTENHAM. Tuesday. THE 11.000-ton freighter Calygera, which has been aground on a sandbank 30 miles oft* Port Swettonham for the past nine days, is likely to be refloated on Friday or Saturday. Tides
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    CHARGE GIVEN 'BROADER SCOPE'
    380 5 Three officers accused ILTHEN a case against three C.I.D. officers charged with causing hurt to Lim Siong Choon, 20. came up for hearing in the Singapore Second Criminal District Court yesterday, the prosecution applied successfully to amend the charge to give it "a broaden scope." In
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    THIS IS HOW TO GET IT DONE
    68 5 THIS IS HOW TO GET IT DONE TIIK RESIDENT <>M MISSIOSKR Mr. R. P. Kingham (third from left) shows the way to >elf-help by joining 50 members of the Penang Adult I duration Association to rebuild a band at (.lugor. Photo shows (from left to right) Mr. Heah Joo Siang.
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    The self-help workers will be out again
    176 5 PFNAM;. Tiiev PENANG S Resident Commissioner. Mr. R. P. Bingham, who last ue?k-end worked with volunteers from the Penang Adult Education Association in the ennstrucion of a bund at Cilugor, will he hark again on Sunday. Mr. ilrah Joo Seang. Penang IMP chairman,
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    SAW MAN WEARING STOLEN WATCH
    410 5 SAW MAN WEARING STOLEN WATCH He tells court piVE days after Phua Ah Soy was robbed, he saw another man wearing a watch which he recognised as the one 1 stolen during the hold-up. He also recognised the man ius the person who had held him up at the point
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    Noble visits Naval Base
    53 5 Commander Allan Noble. Parliamentary and Flnanical Secretary to the Board of Admiralty, yesterday visited .several ships at the Singapore Naval Base. He also visited H M.S. Terror, the largest Naval shore estaDlishmenl in Singapore. Commander Noble, who Is on a Far East tour, will leave (or
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    FLOATING SACK HAD INDIAN'S BODY
    133 5 POLICE INSPECTOR A. Henry about to have a dip at Bedok on a Saturday in June was attracted by a floating gunny sack, and in it he found the body of an Indian with deep knife wounds a Singapore magistrate was told at a preliminary
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    CIVIL PLANE DIVERTED TO RAF BASE
    89 5 CIVIL PLANE DIVERTED TO RAF BASE PENANO, Tues.— The Ma- 1 I layan Airways afternoon plane from Singapore was diverted to the RAF. MMa Kuching airport yesterday evening because the Bayan Lepas aerodrome was closed. Passengers were taken across to Penang by Malayan Airways transport. The Bayan Lepas airfield was
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    Six years for girl's robbery
    133 5 Six years for girl's robbery GOH YORK KEE, a vegetable seller, was ■entencpd to six years" ga.il by Mr. Justice Brown at the 81l pore Assizes yesterday robbing a Chinese girl. The robbery took pla' tho 7th mile stone, Cl Road, on Mar. 8 when th girl, Ong Ah Boh.
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    Fire victims get 96 homes
    80 5 All the 96 houses at Kolam Aver Road. Singapore, for the Kampong Bugis fire victims have been allotted but thr successful applicants have no) yet been informed. Mr. R. N Broome. Secretary for Chino.^r Affairs and chairman of the allocations committee, ye.strrJay. Only 96 families
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    Census may avoid chaos
    42 5 Unless the road system in Singapore is drastically revised and methods of transport reconsidered, future inn in the volume of traffic will cause complete chaos on the roads, said Mr. G. E. Magnay ol the Diagnostic Survey Team.
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    MEET DIANA the air girl
    77 5 I<IU n DUaU < hrnc j nisi tint E«"t away from microphones. Ml yr:ir lone shr has to usr Hum to call out MM names of p;ivs rn! rrs Us p «rt of her ioh iir hostrs.. with Cath3y Pa ili« Aim i\ v I
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    MEET DIANA the singer
    43 5 I in her spare time, is an at Ireai Irish i refj sucii \ni(p. And she intends spend her atalng i smi;inc tour Mir sets ofi in two (I. os for Peaang, Ipoh and Koala Lumpur. Straits Tiiin-s picture.
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    Nervous man was stopped by Customs
    140 5 rpHE nervousness of a man carrying a brown paper bag prompted Customs cfrt°rs to stop and search him. He was found to be carrying marihuana, Mr. T. Kulasekaram. the Singapore Seventh Police Court Magistrate, was j tcld yesterday. Lee Siew Choon, 49, appeared on
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    60 6 WHRfi with a fair for living i T Will M > in'ormli» a branch of the plraw F R WarrVryp at P.O .:npur. AY Celebration^ <-r of Mm* ynur 1 1 hand-bupn < > -.Ingapnrf DORIS RAFFLES noTF: i As are siho^K.c n»w f-ork* ptaaea come <-h Ptlpm muM'-al
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      The $500 Immigrant
      858 6 The belief that Malaya's new immigration laws are antiIndian was at the bottom of an odd yet perhaps useful debate in the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday. The new ordinance has been in force for not quite three weeks, too short a period in which to discover how
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      India And The Conference
      389 6 Peace will be the loser if by some misfortune India does not attend the political conference to be called in accordance with the terms of the Korean armistice. India has already played a practical and \aluable role In Korea. She f upported United Nations' intervention in
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    Red gift to U.N. aids Asian countries
    1054 6 Red gift to U.N. aids Asian countries rPHE SOVIET Union's recent contribution of four million roubles, j(M$3.000,000) to the U.N.s Technical Assistance programme was Just another of thr many surprise moves sprung upon the free world since Stalin's death. The gift will be welcomed by the agency which has become
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      A water shortage in Kuching
      207 6 T»HE average temperature in Kuchinß is around 92 drerees. The reservoir has dried up. the river water is salty, and muddy well water is the only source of supply at present The Government proposes to build a new pumping station at Batu Kitang about 10
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      'The law is a lunatic'
      157 6 a hundred yeare ago Charles Dickens coined the phrase "The law is an ass". It would appear in Malaya that the law Is not only an ass, but a raving lunatic. One reads in the press of savae»» sentences on simple illiterate I labourers who
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      Exam papers by air mail
      104 6 ALLOW me to offer a suggestion to the Education Department concerning th^ forthcoming qualifying test. This test for the School Certificate Examination is approaching and thousands of students throughout the country arc anxiously preparing for it. The test is held In January and the result
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    SPORT AND RED TAPE
    187 6 WHEN I was a kid, we had to wear red tape on our left arms after vaccination to inform the world and his wile that we had our arm injected and must not therefore be touched. I do not remember any other form of red tape
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    London LOg
    600 6 P'VIDENCE that General Templcr does not coni template leaving Malaya for a I little while yet is to be found in the announcement that he has decided to sell his house in London. Situated in Wilton Street. almost within a stone's throw of the gardens of Buckingham Palace,
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    On the Margin
    451 6 Whither judges? I SEE it .Mißuexted th if Malaya It to be a n.» tlon with responsible sell government within the > month, i must n chosen in a manner com to democratic practice is to say from praetitioii' the B. ake it that thr wi puvsibly
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    Missing hunchback may help in killer hunt
    262 7 Missing hunchback may help in killer hunt HE WAS LAST SEEN IN MURDER HOUSE oINCiAPORE police are looking for a 40-year-old hunchback who may know something about the murder of an old farmer in an attap house in Geylang Serai. The hunchback wa.s the last person seen In the dead
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    SCHOOLBOY TO BECOME A MONK
    83 7 SCHOOLBOY TO BECOME A MONK A »LD Sinn student i want* to i Buririhist ni" 'm- I Buddha i >> through mony and br inara HI id will be he wil| don yelH <; Pal The I nple. the ceremony will t;ike placr. will prtncl•udent hool, porter rongly in re
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    PUBLIC WORKS LAG BEHIND SCHEDULE
    261 7 $2,000,000 budget votes unspent SINGAPORE City Council's 1953 programme of special services is so far behind schedule that some of the projects may not be completed this year. Accounts for the first half jremr show that budget votes of about $2,000,000 for a series of
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    Civics course for union men
    53 7 IPOH. Tues— Twenty-four Malay trade unionists from Perak will attend a weeks course on civics from Sept. 8. The course is the first organised in Perak for the Maiays It l- being sponsored by the Perak divisional committee of the Malayan Trade Union Council and
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    GUNMEN USE THE I-CARD ROUTINE
    396 7 GUNMEN USE THE I-CARD ROUTINE rpHREE robberies and an at--1 tempted armed robbery, by Chinese gangsters in Singapore In the past two days, were ail carried out at the point <f loaded guns. Two of the robberies, committed within a few yards >: each other, are believed U> have been
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    Journalists will pick a Press 'queen'
    105 7 Journalists will pick a Press 'queen' A 'NEWSPAPER QUEEN' will be crowned d urine the Press Ball at Raffles Hotel on September 5. The Singapore Union of Journalists, organisers of the Ball, will award a silver trophy to the "Queen" as well as a return trip to Hong Kong. Girls
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    Mails coming from Britain
    28 7 PFN.VNO. Tue-; Mails from 2S by t!. and on •.••ncoyle. bo will mails mr M I Calcutta will C 20 at 6 p ni.
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    M.C.A. hits out at Templer
    62 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Malayan Chinese Association cn'icises the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald iTempler in the latest "Maiayan Mirror" for refusing to 'iron out differences of opinion" v.ith the MCA. "Sensible people can argue heatedly and jret remain friend* but refusal to meet ran
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    Canteen building
    29 7 IPOH Tues.— The Kinta Town Board today decided to demolish the former social welfare canteen built near the Hugh Low Street bridge next to th° Peoples Park.
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    MOB JAMMED COURT TO SEE PRISONER
    159 7 MOB JAMMED COURT TO SEE PRISONER HUNDREDS of Singapore Chinese mobbed the police courts in South Bridge Road yesterday for a glimpse of a prisoner named Chua Heng. They had heard that Chua would appear in the Third District Court on a charge of not having an identity card since
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    They want more water
    88 7 ALOR STAR. Tue.s. Unofficial^ criticised the water supply in oroerann Perak, Alor Star, at todays Kcdah State Council meeting Inche Hajl Ahmao An&M bin Osman was told in a written reply that Government haa spent Si.ooo 000 during the last two years on improvinp the water
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    'LOCALS WON'T WORK SITTING ON THE FLOOR'
    202 7 'LOCALS WON'T WORK SITTING ON THE FLOOR' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues OFFICIALS of two Indian organisations today criticised the Malayan Indian Association for being impractical They were commenting on an MIA. letter to Da to Bir Onn bin Ja'afar. Member for Home Affairs, asking the Government to stop all agitation against
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    GIRLS LEARN TO SEW
    87 7 'huit'se girls admiring an embroidered cushion at a Women's Institute whith was oprnrd at Anipang new Tillage near Kuala l.umpur. The W. I. organiser was there to tell the girls how they could I am to sew. just one of the benefit! of the new institute.
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    RITSON PLAN TALK BY GOVT., UNIONS
    144 7 RITSON PLAN TALK BY GOVT., UNIONS 4 STEERING COMMITTEE of representatives from the Singapore Government and the 18.000-strong Council of Action discussed for 2J hours yesterday the principles to be followed in implementing the Ritson Report. Both the Government and union representatives would not say what took place at the
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    Hospital gets $10,000
    76 7 Hospital gets $10,000 rpHE Singapore City Council's X finance committee has agreed to grant $10,000 to St. Andrews Mission Hospital. The hospital applied for a $10,000 contribution because a I s:mUar donation had been made by the Government. The committee said that the Council would in future not be bound
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    Kinta MCA man quits
    31 7 IPOH. Tues.— Mr. Chin Thin Kee. honorary secretary of the Kinta branch of the Malayan Cninese Association, has roMgned. He was appointed to the post last week.
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    WOMAN MUST FACE CHARGE
    174 7 WOMAN MUST FACE CHARGE WHEN HONG LING HUI was charged in Singapore yesterday with negligently using caustic soda in a way Ukeljr danger life, her counsel. Mr. S. K Reddi said th had come to an "amicable ment" with the complainant Mr. J M Deveroux-Colc-bourn. the n held that the
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    $25 fine in ammo case
    77 7 $25 fine in ammo case JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Amaludin bin Kassan. a rubber tapper and Homo Guard at Kampong LukuJ. Kota Tinggi district, was nned $25 for having 100 rounds of ammunition. His counsel Inchc Sardon Zubir. told the Court that Amaludin bought Jhe ammunition in Singapore for his brother
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    Talentime contest
    38 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A talentime contest in English If being organised by tho Kuala Lumpur Young Malayans Club In connection with the Malayan Youth Week M lebratlons. The contest will be held on Wednesday Sept. 16.
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    Farewell lunch
    34 7 TAIPING. Tues.- Before leaving for Britain on a stndy course. Ra|a Zalnal Abidin. ant District Officer her^ entertained to lunch yesterday by the staffs of the DisI tret and Land Offices, Taiping.
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    BRUNEI'S NEW BIG 5-YEAR PLAN
    202 7 BRUNEI'S NEW BIG 5- YEAR PLAN 'PHE Brunei State Council has se< aside $100,000,000 fa ear plan to improv> pubvice.s The Council apted a r.-mmittee to superhe various pro Thr. projects include tho ex"n of social medical and ation services, imp in agricultural work, •v.iter and electricity supplies, Mid land,
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    Four fined in lottery case
    75 7 BUTTER WORTH. Tues. A woman. Teoh Hai Thoni; today flnod $1,000 for as in the management nf a characters" public lottery. Thrre men. Teow Yuen Goh H.n Scans and Le. 00 on a similar charge. Inspector Oovlnda who had arrested all four pressed lor deterrent
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      113 7 The Weather Minimum temperature <7 30 p.m. on Aug. 17 to 730 a.m. on Aug 18): Sineaporo <77 dcgrrosi. Penan* <75i Kota Bahru <75>. Kuala Lumpur 174), Ipoh (75). Kuantan <74 > Maximum trmprratun- 7.30 a.m. 10 730 pm. on Aug 18': Singapore < 86 Ponang "90>. Kota Bahru '90*.
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    ROAD BARRELS ROLL AWAY— TO THE DUMPS
    163 8 rpHE barrels on Singapore's roads are being rolled 1 hey were rolled out in 1951 when the Colony's road traffic reforms began. A spokesman for the City Engineer's Department said yesterday that, if no new schemes were introduced, the remaining barrels should have
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    Girl, 9, flies alone to Japan
    44 8 Miss 1 1 1 h.iur Ml Sine a p o r f a I o n r nn Sunriav for Japan via Bangkok In visit hrr crandmnther m<| unrlr. In K.ingknk shf »ill be met h> iinothrr ancle.
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    CADDIES STAY OFF
    52 8 Most golfers w<re doinz without caddies at the I Club in Singapore Only two or three bm turned up Since the chib'.s no-tipping rule began on auc h fewer and fewer caddies have been t;;rnine up for work The Island Club Comn mill meet .shortly to consider
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    Technical College Students Union elects officers
    44 8 Technical College Students Union elects officers A' theeig'ith annual tienrra meeting <>f the Technical Cnl lege Students' Un:"n. t!v ofh rj »-,> re; Mr C H H .ent Messrs K Bha>karan. A. So manath and Cheah G.n Sun 'residents. Mr. Tan Kin Choon. general secreU
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    New Music Society show
    76 8 Singapore Musical Society's rehearsal of Bach's St. Matthew Passion will be held at St Andrews Cathedral on Friday at 5.30 p.m. A spokesman of the Society told the Straits Time.s yesterPlans are afoot to bring in four soloists from Holland kp part in the production which
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    Blind team
    25 8 JOHORE BAHRU Tues. The blind demonstration team b^gan their tour of Mersirs today After Jrmaluang and Mersing. the team comes here on Thursday.
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    They will see new airport
    56 8 International Civil Aviation Organisation delegitrs from South-East A.sia and the Pacific, attending a meeting in Singapore on tommu tion.s. will rlalt the Col my't nulti-million dollar international airport P.-\ya Lebar this afternoon. They will visit the Telecommunication Department's wireless .station at St. Michael* Road tomorrow-
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    JOURNALIST HERMAN RAPPA DIES
    90 8 Ti/|R Herman Rappa, a SinCaport journalist, died in the General Hospital terriay morninc. Hr wmi 53 r« Dutch F.ura■s H^ worker! :n Colony newspapers the Malaya Tribune and Strait Times— for 30 years A keen boxer in hLs your.c days. Mr. Rappa later became a referee.
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    Bound for Saigon
    74 8 MME. C. VWAKKI (Hunt) wife General Navarre, French C-ht-C in Indn-China, passed through Singapoie yesterday on her way to Saigon in the new Mrssa^trirs Maritimes liner Cambodge. With her is Mme. J. de la Croix tic Castries whose husband commands a division in To-nkin. Mmc, Navarre and
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    Beriberi does not worry Singapore now
    195 8 Beri beri does not worry Singapore now rIERE WAS no longer any. beri-beri in Singapore from the public health point of view, the Director of Medical Services. Dr. W. J. Vickers. said yesterday. He was commrntinß on a proposal that Malaya should follow thr Philippines example in enriching its iice
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    MAGISTRATE TO STUDY AT THE TEMPLE
    83 8 MAGISTRATE TO STUDY AT THE TEMPLE JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Syed Othman bin Ali. Magistrate, here, nas Deen awarded a Judicial Department Scholarship to study law in Eivjlanri He will lea-'e early nc::; month to entpr Lincoln's Inn. Syed Othman who was educated at the English College here, joined the Johoro
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    Gifts to cultural centre in S'pore
    64 8 Gifts to the S;nsap"m Cultural Centre and Singapore Council for Adult Educa'.'.n Headquarters Building Kun 1 now total $7,234. The latest Include MRarnam. $2o: Mr M. Sirai. $2n Mr. Koh Check Soon. $!d; Mr. Goh Khene Hock. $1O: and attending adult li'er.icy cl^.^ses 1.571.20.
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    3-day show
    34 8 JOHORE BAHRU. T The British Council. Singapore, assisted by the Department of Information, w< pplay historic churches In pictures an! models at the Johore Civil Service Club for thrc^ days from tomorrow.
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    LANDLORD CUTS OFF THE WATER
    134 8 ORE than 35 people livini in four houses at th 64-mile Chanci Road. Sin^.i pore, have had their .supplies cut off without warn inp. The reason given by their landlords was: "You ppople are using too much water." One resident told the Bti Times: 'This
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    RIDERS WILL BE 'LIT UP'
    136 8 RIDERS WILL BE 'LIT UP' A GYMKHANA by floodlight to spare horses and riders the heat of the day. will be held at the Bukit Timah Saddle Club on Saturday. The vice-captain. Mr. W. G Chester, who i.s organising the mounted •.•vrnt.s. .said ye terdaj that it was meant to
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    Re-elected president
    82 8 Mr. Clielvasingham S Maclntyre, who has been president of the Central Counci of Ceylonese Associations uj Johore since its inception was re-elected president at the annual meeting on Friday. The presidents of the Johnre Bahru. Muar. Batu Pa- hat and Kluang Ceylonese AMOCtatkXU arc ex-oflncic vice-presidents. The execu'ivp
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    Dutch Consul for Hague talks
    40 8 The Netherlands ConsulGeneraL Mr. F. A. van Wo^rren. left Singapore for The Hague this week lor routine consultations. Ho will return in about six weeks. The vice-consul, Mr. I. 'A. Komkamp. will be in eharcc
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      321 8 Straits Times Oossword a h 3 ptiipr i€i° p 7 ITIL i 9 114I 14 1m"I 35g ll I 20 2. j 1 "23 26 izizrizLJzbzdzdzi 27 i a^j j i— ACROSS 9. To do this tf> man keep? 7. It may Rive one .hat sinking him in su.spen.se 1
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    BID TO CHANGE ENTRY LAWS IS DEFEATED...
    713 9 SINGAPORE Legislative Council yesterday defeated by 19 votes to four, with one abstention, a move to disapprove immigration regulations alleged to disriminate against Indians, and give discretionary powers to a single executive officer. The Colonial Secretary Mr. W. A. C. Goode, denied the
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    GOODE DENIES THEY FAVOUR EUROPEANS
    540 9 influx of cheap labour" might sound unpleasant to "capitalist bosses and their stooges," he said. A red herring had beeu drawn across ;he issue by the j allegation that as cheap labour came from India, the regula- tion would discriminate i against Indians .seeking entry
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    Welfare Dept takes on extra staff
    69 9 Welfare Dept takes on extra staff rpo DEAL with "increasing •I V"essure of work" the Social Welfare Department sppoint six extra officers. Three male investigators are to be employed at a starling latey of $15* rising to $336 two recorders starting at $102 rising to $336; and one •or at
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    Sikh educator flies to K.L.
    73 9 Mr. S. S. Amole. principal of the Guru Ram Das College, Amritsar, flew to Kuala Lumpur last night after 'pending three days in Singapore. Mr. Amole received his early education in Ipoh. He talked on "Religion" and "India's Part in the World as an Inc
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    CONVICTS
    42 9 pONVICTS at Changi gaol are to build a clubhouse ljr their prison officers. Work Ls to start this month under the direction of thPublic Works Department who had planned to erect the building themselves in 1957 at a cost of $50,000.
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    $150,000 FOR SMUGGLING TIPS
    85 9 TniE Singapore Legislative Council yesterday approved another $150,000 for the j Customs Department to pay for "in formation received." other extra expenses approved were: i $40,000 for a new Rolls Royce for the Governor. $60,000 to cover half the cost of a pilot flood scheme. $17,220
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    GOVT. HAD WINDFALL OF $50m.
    104 9 GOVT. HAD WINDFALL OF $50m. IN 1951. the Singapore Gov- ernments income exceeded the estimates by more than c f>o.ooo.ooo. sta<es the report of the Director General of Colonial Audit, tabled at yesterLegislative Council irect-.n?. Income tax, which brought In $1').458.526 more than was expected, tobacco, which paid ■mi extra
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    Tea time talks
    41 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues The Pakutan Permuda Tambatap, here has invited the elected members of f he Town Council, to tea on Thursday for Informal talks on the Council's work. The Pakataa Permuda represents the youths of Tambatan kampong.
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    TO BUILD CLUB FOR WARDERS
    60 9 It was decided \hnt convicts should build the club from materials .salvaged from not required by the Civil Defence Department The CommLs&inn >r of Prisons, Major W.L. P. Soohon *iid yesterday: "W. .shall probably have about 15 prisoners working on the build Ing will replace
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    Goode explains the $500 a month ruling
    448 9 Goode explains the $500 a month ruling rE methods of immigration control in Singapore are practical and sensible, said the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. A. C Goode. in trie Legislative Council yesterday. "Before wp consider changing them we should wait until difficulties arise," he add- od. "'Let us not anticipate
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    Ming from the river's mud
    476 10 Ming from the river's mud Photos by USE TUCK SIM*X THERE are Ming pieces for the picking on thmuddy beaches of Kampong Johore Lama, a Malay village which sits about 15 miles from Singapore on the right bank of the Johore River Kampong Johore Lama first knew south Malayan glory
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      210 10 msrvtuaoui comtiou WRTAXtO '-HUP* IN AN INSTANT/* MS Asthma Mucus Dissolved First Day Choking K»M>'nr. whf r ilnit Asthma Four ruin •our h.-»l^ h. »rt In i VI i\i > thr |.r. r<utai»- urt.--»n« < i> thr thus ,»11-. !<••• inrals und h* t ihnu and vrn fT. .1 f,.r
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      313 10 if/ c j! Now better titm ever —with reinforced head Itt? anc anc^ ore^ *u^' IMI 1 he new reinforced head together with the IMI Tek anchor means that the tufts of Tek are locked imo the head. They re fixed firm and fast \m\ This is the secret of
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      THE HOUSE OF MYSTERY
      1052 11 BOIY. a new member of Hit Rover Patrol, live* in a hou»r wfcick it supposed to b« haunted. Sometimes the wH«4« houst it filled with a humming none, and there is a wall«d-up window from which a ligfct mytterioutly shine* now and then. Long after tirt
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      Extra Prizes Today
      417 11 DEAR Boys and Crl-. First of all I should like rQ thank (Catherine Goh of 83 -A Owen Road. Singapore for the. list of names and irldneit of. overseas pen pals. I will distribute these to the Wise Owls who have been waiting longest. There have been
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      Uncle Bill explains two curious stamps
      326 11 Uncle Bill explains two curious stamps rwiHhKt: srui seems to ne a A little misunderstanding" over the Indian one anna issue of Bodhisattva, so I will explain it here and that will save many nephews and nieces writing to me to clear up this point The stamps in question show
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      180 11 YeeXvn% tropir.il I lh< time !o wear 1 Yi\ ella -liirt i, pyjaauM, -ti»ck.inj:s wfcaaCTfl rool romforl really counts. day and E Il jg| l wear Viyella IF IT SHRINKS H'£ REPLACE 'OmUnm- ii efc. m.4. K ,kf mtk.t, <■/ ii.rlli' and tm U* Mm* fuarwUM S OS0 £S Ji'/A
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      29 11 J I tltMt*MMH£ pLEASE enrol me as a member of the Children's f Corner Wis« Owls and send me a badge. NAME j ADDRESS v DATF OF BIRTH I
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    SHARE MARKET MORE ACTIVE: SOME PROFIT-TAKING
    474 12 SHARE MARKET MORE ACTIVE: SOME PROFIT-TAKING TIN STEADY, RUBBER RISES THE Singapore share market was more active yesterday than for many days past. The steadiness in tin and the improvement in rubber attracted more interest to shares in all sections. After opening firm in the morning, however, profit-takers appeared with
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    Australian stocks
    176 12 lues. VEEN general demand lifted share prices to hlpher levels on the Stock ExchJinpe today. The turnover was not heavy a* sellers withdrew after sales of small parcel* Leaders moved n;irrowK. Bond prices held at or slightly above late rates Oold shares again attracted «nimated attenUon. Oil Search
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    WALL STREET
    102 12 \F\V YORK I yHE S'ork rrd;iv con'inue<i to follow Un lino of least resistance which resulted In fresh 71'edominnnce '>f mostly fractional losses In rather feafirc'ess rteiili--In the pf'prnixin prlrai of tnos' securities tlv the daYs l"ws In'e*-p.s' tenried to revivr for witif chemlcatl rotMbly Dv Pont which
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    TIN PRICE
    16 12 The prirr of tin in Singapore ymAurtmj «M declared -it $10* a pi.nl, unchanged
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    RUBBER PRICES
    152 12 Singapore rubber market showed a better tone yesterday with September first Rrade closing at 65' 2 cents a pound, five-eighths of a cent above Monday's close. September opened at 65'« cents. There was trade and factory buying coming in during the day and a better demand for lower
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    Singapore shipping
    137 12 lyinc alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are Canton 1 2. Caltex Bin(tapore 4 5. D.uzui Maru C.P.. Burn-side 6". 89. Pundua 11. Soudan 13 14. Tournai 18. Olnko Maru 19 20. Sirusa N. Wall 2, Tung Sonc Q 4. Solangor N. Wall 6. Sedensk
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    Produce prices
    76 12 Singapore Chinese Produce l\ rhanKc: Noon prices per picul i were:Copr.r steady: August $32-.. buyers. 833 sellers: September 632 buyers. *33' i sellers. Coconut oil: steady: $54 sellers. Pepper: quiet. Down $15; *mall buMntti passing on fob. basis: Muntok white $335. Sarawak $330. imponc blark $285. I.ewLn and
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    Exchange rates
    60 12 On the fre^ exrhanee market in Hone Konc yesterday the U.S. dollar van quoted at 5 04R75 for rash and iP7 for T.T S'erline was quotpd 1 85 and one tael of koW at I :>fi3.375^ L.M A 1 Ttz. t«nde September Oct. -Dec. 'nb. Oot -r*c ,I»rket:--
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    Another Dato Naning
    383 13 Another Dato Naning l 9 irlnrc^ laken ai Siiii|Kiii» Ampal br Kok Ah Ilion^ LEFT: The newly-installed Date oddretsing hit people jtter his instjllstion. 0 have him lev before. Hole continued t<> wwmm I.iker linclfi' i.»k :itul Tnietnan dinklnc convulsively In the Khortleg ms Rut next b:ill 1.-ik. before. mm*.
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    THEY CAN HE WITTY IX MALAYA
    630 13  - THEY CAN HE WITTY IX MALAYA ERIC MITCHELL IS,, MESSRS. Somerset aT Maugham and Nopl Coward respectively, are alleged to have made the following remarks, on different occasions, after having for a week or two pted the hospitality of this country: >iiavi "rf iya, I can now understand th« sho:
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    AUSSIES ARE SPUN OUT FOR 162
    527 14  -  JACK FINGLETON From England with 9 wickets need 94 runs to win THK OVAL, London, Tuesday. IN the final Test, which enters into its fourth day's play tomorrow. England with nine wickets in hand need only 94 runs to beat Australia and regain the
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    SCOREBOARD
    436 14 AUSTRALIA Ist Innv 275 KNGLAND Ist ::ub llulloii b Johnston 8! Kdmli II. l.indwall 21 May c Archer b Johnston 39 < ciiiiploM l.angley b l.indwall 1C (.ravenry Miller r LindwaH 4 ■aS*] b Archer C< Bvaaa run out 28 Laker r I.ancley b Miller 1 Lork c ILitulum
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    Peacock takes bantam title
    63 14 YORK. Tues— Bill v P. 20-year-okl ex-amateur boxer, von ;he N'irh American bantamweight title laal ni-^ht by naming a 12--round *pUI decision over Henry (Pappy i OanH. ock, a NeKro fror Anceles. built u| an e»rlv lead with •lfl rithts to the body and then hrld
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    ROBINSONS LOSE
    24 14 Bata SC. beat Robin-sons 9C 2-0 in a .soccer friendly at Farrer Park yes-erday Peck Whve scored both goals for the winners.
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    JOHORE'S RUGGER PROSPECTS BRIGHT
    256 14 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. MR. Justice Paul Storr, was for the fourth year in succession el< cted president of the South Johore Rugby Football Club at the Club's anntial meetintr at the Johore Civil Service Club, Johore Bahru yesterday. He said the Club had a very !ul
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    Middlesex are beaten but still in lead
    358 14 LONDON. Tues DESPITE being beaten by Worcestershire at Lord's today, Middlesex are still at the top of the county cricket championship table, with 160 points from 25 matches. ••>. who drew with Yurk-shire at Heudingley. ure be urund place with 144 from 23
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    BREWERIES BEATEN BY PENALTY
    266 14 BREWERIES BEATEN BY PENALTY MALAYA Publishing House avi aged an earlier defeat when they beat Breweries -A" by an only «o il in the Business Houses league and! cup 'Div. Bi gsUM on the padang yesterday. Breweries were beaten by a •v in (he 42nd minute of I Mine in
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    Malays gain big win, top league
    362 14 MALAYS took the lead in the S.A.F.A. Community A League yesterday with a very easy 6-0 win against Navy at Jalan Hesar stadium. Malaya Cvj players Ismail Yusofl' (four) and Awanjj Hakar (two) shared the goals. The Navy, vim leave had the reputation <>I
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    High Treason wins at York
    70 14 YORK. Tlies Joels •Mr-old colt. Hlph won the Nun'horpe five furlones here t<>< Prince Aly Khan's i .uid Mr R S. Clark Kl.ix third A photo was called to dec ide their phi The official starting prlc nine to four i d, l no to
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    Linfield beaten
    18 14 Lin field beaten I ONDON. Tues. Portadown bWI I. infield 2-1 in an LMster Cup match -.estetdav Renter.
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    Khoo wins YMCA handicap singles
    41 14 Dr. F V. Khoo (403> won the singles "A" title of the v\fc\ handicap tennla tournament with an "-5. c-2 victory over Vjrthllinu'im i— ls» at Bnis Basah Rood day. I H. ■beans won (he sinp!>
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    RAPC TEAM FOR CRICKET FINAL
    57 14 The Royal Army Pay Corps team .iTiiliist Royal Artillery ißlakanc In the final of the Slr.anpnrr District crkket tournan Soon at 11 am today will br B. WO. Brlcorn Set Cnl Young. Cpl Mllkiiu. d. Pte Hum r<e Dent. Pte Hlscox, Ptr Copley and Pte
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    SIGNALS TEAM TO MEET RAMC
    56 14 The Rov.il Signals tea** to mrei RAMC m aa inter -Corps nickel Dxture a) Tanglln on Sunday is: Lt Coi Sir Evan Nepenn. MaJ T. s. Foster. MaJ. V. I, Clarkaon ICaj p. SiniHi. Cant. s. A Fro* Lt. Williams Sirt Hill. Su;m JackI.lovrl Si"m
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    GOLF WINNERS
    45 14 Ki-ppel CluY.s S^nblrford meial for AuKiist wat won by H Peace In A" Division and by R. N. Elliot in B Division. The Keppel Cup whs won by D. H Clendon The Captain* Prize will be played for on Au>: 22 and 23
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    NARROW VICTORY
    20 14 Chinese Athletic "A" scored a 2-1 win over BODCA In their SAFA ■ie match at BODCA ■touikl raatrrday.
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    PRACTICE SHOOT
    16 14 Tlic SinK^ivire Ciun Club will hold a practice shoot tomorrovi a» the Club's rnnse.
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    Watch Disney at Kuala Lumpur
    350 14  -  EPSOM JEEP TRACK NOTES BY DIBNBT 3F. in 38. K<»n K Mini: ami I air sir I in Ti ."> .iml 3 F. in 3K l •">. Tmmplnfton II and r< 4 F. in 5'Z 3 ."> and 3 F. in 3K. were b»xt <>„
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    MCC team for West Indies
    41 14 l!.f fcf.CC mpleted the party of tfIUT the West md ,>!ainrv I^-n Huti mc the folio Ire). R J A E. M md K. Q !*it •ned »f H P V Trevi. D r%>mp* Kent i.
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      137 14 s<M i i t; SBIII I I \(.l r VMI (I I 1 m\ on i v i raatr and Neave. Jalan Brsar: Shell U.< s shell Kiiuind: lloncknne iikjjtj "A" 1 Sim.- I)arh> -lII, ground. DIV. B: S.T.C. v Pulaii Bukmn I padanc Chartered Hank i SUnvar. Farrer P.uk
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      22 14 SINGAPORE TIDhI I < >l > Hich 04.S7 11.1 > a I «w oo.sn 1 1 1 TOMORROW H12I, MM ::t7 (Bf,. i/i W ios4
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