Sunday Standard, 19 August 1951

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    Masthead
    16 1 ajldjfj Sunday Standard VOL. II NO. 49. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1951. 20 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    6 Policemen Knifed By Terrorists
    113 1 6 Policemen Knifed By Terrorists leHseran Mob Violence li!lrß\\. Auo 18 (AP> Six policemen were I :»> terrorists of the fanatical Fedayan Islam >„ \esterda> while breaking un an Mrntion. -h OC< 'ed when ng advanced I Fedajan rs ind tried to police said. -e wound** 1 was an Ira
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    ABDULLLAH: 10 MEN GO ON TRIAL
    42 1 ABDULLLAH: 10 MEN GO ON TRIAL RDAN Aug. 18 >: ten men ac- b the issassinag Abdul] in Jordan ened 1 e today being are both r"i into the i here under heavy the three-man j irdan laws' 1 „N :rLjrde:ed < Esnsho, a
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    Persian Prince Files $200,000 Suit in US
    113 1 LOS ANGELES, Au;. 18. (AP).— Prince Kazum Kashan i has filed a *uit for US SJOO.OOO damages against n' n and four policemen. He charged false impriii Prince. 2«. former political science student at Los said that he was arrested on August 19.
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    Stokes Says Proposals Britain's Final
    224 1 Teheran, Aug. 18. (UP).— Richard Stokes, British Lord Pm> Seal and chief negotiator in the Anglo-Iranian oil d spute s lid today thai the eight-point settlement plan put forward on Wednesday was Britain's :i r ti proposal. Bu* he ad le i he is willing
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    A.O.C In Ceylon
    43 1 AIR Vice Marshal R. S. b: eke, AOC the RAF in Malaya who is in Ceylon on convalescent leave, has deterred his return to Singapore until September ■'•M The Air Vice-Marshal and Mrs. Blucke were originally to have returned today.
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    Maharani Welcomed To Singapore
    82 1 Above Standard photograph was taken on board the Jalagopal yesterday shortly alter the Maharani of Vizianagaram, and Col. and Mrs. G. S. Gill who are accompanyln^ t*-. urani on her visit t0 Singapore, had been garlanded by leaders of the Indian and Sikh community here. The
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    Egyptian Swimmers Reject Daily Mail Prizes
    370 1 Egyptian Swimmers Reject Daily Ma il Prizes Charges Of Slandering Farouk FOLKESTONE, Aug 18 (AP)— Egyptian swimmers in Thursday's cross channel swim— including the winner iMareeh Hassan Hamad have turned down their prizes as a protest against alleged British newspaper attacks against Egypt's King 1 Farouk. The marathon FranceEngland swim
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    2 Foreigners In Peking Are Executed
    258 1 HONGKONG. Auft 18 (Reu-ter-AAP)— An Italian merchant and a Japanese bookstore assistant were both executed yesterday and four, other foreigners were given various terms of imprisonment for plotting to murder high-rank-ing officials in Peking, according to an official announcement last night. The two men
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    Pilgrims Flock ToLourdesFor Miracle Cures
    86 1 LOURDES. Aug. 18 <AP) Thousands of French pilgrims poured into this Catholic shrine yesterday hoping for miraculous cures. The 78th National French Pilgrimage to this little Pyrenees town, where in 1858 13-year-old peasant rirl named Bernadette Soubirous first saw apparitions of the Virgin Mary, is
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    Economist Speaks hor Malaya
    88 1  -  ANDREW ROTH B> Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Saturday Neither America nor Britain "is treating Malaya with adequate justice in the matter of economic policy" declared the Economist today in a lengthy leader entitled "Raw Deal In Malaya." *The fault in London lies in the Treasury's departmental
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    US, Thailand Sign Rubber Agreement
    154 1 BANGKOK, Aug. 13. (Reu-ter-AAP) Thailand and the United States today formalised in Bangkok an agreement on the export of natural rubber from this country to the U.S.A., it was officially announced. Under the agreement the Thai Government assures the availability and allocation of 125,000 tons
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    Airmen Keep Up Attack On Bandits
    60 1 NEARLY thirty R.A.F. Brigands and Hornets, and R.A.A.F Lincolns attacked a single bandit target area in Negri Sembilrm yesterday in a follow-up action to an encounter between bandits and security forces. The aircraft bombed and strafed bandit escape routes from the area of the
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    Reds Report 1st Step In Neutral LineCompromise
    262 1 Reds Report 1st Step In Neutral Line Compromise UNITED NATIONS ADVANCE BASE BELOW KAESONC, Aug. 18 (UP) The four-man sub-committee held its second meeting today with the Communists reporting that the first step ha* been made tov ard a compromise agreement on a ceasefire line. The two United Nations and
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    Allied, Red Troops Clash On 2 Fronts
    147 1 Allied, Red Troops Clash On 2 Fronts US Bth ARMY HQ, KOREA. Aug 18 (AP)— lt was officially reported today that Allied and Communist troops collided in hand-to-hand combat on both the east and West fronts on Friday. Allied patrols on the central front moved within sight of Pyonggang, but
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    Award Winners
    76 1 RECIPIENTS of certificates of commendation lined up at the parade held at the Police Trainins School yesterday morning. (Left to right) Inspector A. Gopalan, V.S.C. Chief Inspector G. C. Ross, Chief Inspector J. Paul, Miss Eleanor Orr. V.S.C. F. E. Rodri sues, V.S.C. Lim Teck 800. V.S.C. William
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    InsuranceCompany Manager Killed In Road Accident
    244 1 MR. W. S. HOSEASON, manager of the North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. Ltd. Singapore, was fatally injured this morning in a motorcar crash in Kal'a.ng Road. The car hit a bus post. Mr. Iloseason died on the way to hospital. A prominent figure
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    Crete's Romeo Gets Freedom
    95 1 ATHKNS. Au«. IB <AP» Kiiig Paul signed a decree todav cummutin)4 the two year .sentence on Crete's Romeo. Costa Kephaloyannis. to fourteen months, thereby effecting his immediate release for reunion with his bride Tassoula. Costa has been in custody since September 1 last year but time
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    Casey Pays Visit To FARELF Training School
    86 1 MR RICHARD G I■ BJ Australian Minister- Em i- teraaJ Allans, acrompan e i by Mr Max Lowadajr. till I irate secretary, visited Un» FARFLF Training School yea terday afternoon On SunH.iv ||f party will gpend a quite da; Buki: Serene. Mr Catej
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    JUDGE RAPS WITNESSES WHO HANG BACK
    129 1 JUDGE RAPS WITNESSES WHO HANG BACK IN THE Hitfh Court jraairnisy 111 Justi<-(- Fletcher" Rogei criticised the reluctance ot »■<»- Kritnesses to tnotoi accident* to come Forward ith statement! I the [''Lice He ftairi. 'I can only attribute I thi> reluctance to the appallii < i spun ol nr cspon-
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    NO HEAD, NO TAIL BEATS GOVT. BAN
    57 1 NO HEAD, NO TAIL BEATS GOVT. BAN Standard SUIT Reporter MAW restaurant! in Singapore last night wrved suckling p:us without the head and tail The i pitf too wu sliced up and not. a» i USUII served m (MM piertThis was a move to beat the i ban on suckling
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    'Lift Ban On Night Shooting'
    599 2 'Lift Ban On Night Shooting' TIfOST nights now in orchards along Thompson Road, Mandai, Changi, Serangoon and Pasir Panjang. the harsh shrill cries of the huge winged bats descending on .the ripening rambutans or blossoming durian trees fill the orchard owners with a desperation born of frustration. They see these
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    Leading Citizens Urge S'pore Govt
    114 2 and leave the fruit laden rambutan trees bare, but can do nothing about it. Before the war, they would exact a heavy toll of these depredators. Hunters would take up positions across the flight of the foxes or string along the orchard trees and shoot
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    Civil Defence Hq. To Move Tomorrow
    309 2 Standard Staff B^porler The SINGAPORE Civil Defence Headquarters is to be moved from its present premises at the Colonial Secretariat to the Civil Defence Technical Training School at Kolam Ayer tomorrow. The Commissioner for Civil Defence, Brigadier E. Pe Davies, told The Standard yesterday
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    Secretaries' Inst. Diamond Jubilee
    60 2 FOLLOWING have been elected to the Singapore Association, Chartered Institute of Secretaries. Associates (A.C.1.5.) Mr. T.J. Booth. Accountant. Navy, Army and Air Force Institutes. SingaFellows (F.C.I. S> Mr. R.W. Watson-Hyatt OBE ED BA, Senior Education Officer. Singapore. Members will celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of the Chartered
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    Claims Trial To Forgery Charge
    48 2 A. SINNATHAMBY claimed trial in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday, when charged with forging an immiS ration certificate of identity on uly 12, at East Reclamation Immigration Office. The case was postponed to Aug. 28 for hearing. Bail of $1,000 was offered.
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    Govt Not Bound To Give Sunday Off
    284 2 COMMERCIAL firms which do not come under the scope of the Weekly Holidays Bill are legally not bound to give their employees one day off every week, said Mr. C. W. Lvle, Acting Commissioner of Labour when interviewed by The Standard yesterday. Traditionally
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    RADIO MALAYA NOT DECIDED
    62 2 A SPOKESMAN of Radio 1 Malaya told The Standard jres- terriay that it had Dot yet been decided what programme would go on the air in place of Mr. Alex Joseys "Malayan Affairs," which come off the air after i Aug. 26. The spokesman said that
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    SENNETTS' AIM IS 1,000 HOUSES
    435 3 Second Phase Of Model Suburb To Begin Standard Mail Keporler AS THE first section of Sennetl Realt; K*iai<-*« housing scheme is nrarin<: completion in I ppet* M juni* »i Road, a second phase consisting of an athlilional IW) houses has already been |»lanne<l to start
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    PEPPER ODOURS ARE FELLING THE S'PORE AIR AGAIN
    598 3  - PEPPER ODOURS ARE FELLING THE S'PORE AIR AGAIN GEORGE RASIAH By New Plantation At Bukit Gombak Standard Staff Reporter r HE SPICY odours of Malayan pepper which once attracted Western adventurers to these i shores, are filling the air once again. From SI2 a picul in 1939 pepper has skyrocketted
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    She Went For A Bath—Lest Watch
    77 3 She Went For A Bath— Lest Watch SENTENCE ol six months' rigorous imprisonmrnt to be followed by a year's police supervision was imposed on Kwqng Sow in the Singapore Third District Couri yesterday, for stealing a watch worth $32.50 1 belonging to a woman, Loke Lai Km], at Victoria Street
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    Festival Exhibition
    40 3 THK FESTIVAL ol V- tain Exhibition held ai the United Er [ineers premises which the Gover:i"(>: Sir Franklin G;mson v\>'.u-(\ on Friday was wi >ngly described in the Singapore Standard on Friday as the "British [ndustries Fair Exhibition."
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    Eleven Men And A Girl Get Police Certificates
    200 3 ELEVEN members of the police force ana a girl received certificates of da«on f«j^; EvansTesteX' "t Ro^Tratatog School, Thornson Road. Three other, who had been C ited tor similar awards were not present to receive the certificates. The ru-1 Miss Eleanor Orr,
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    SeamenFined For Bribery
    73 3 FOUND guilty of bribing a a police sergeant, Keling bin Madon. of $50 Seet Bark Chini. a 43-year-old seaman of New Market Road was sentenced in i the Singapore Fourth Court yes- i terday, to two months rigorous imprisonment. The Magistrate. Mr. P. Clague, remarked thai a
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    43 3 NINETY members of the staff of the 5 Sub. Depot 22:; Base Ordnance Deoot eave a farewell dinner to their Chief Clerk. Mr. K G. Mathews, at the Emoress ilo'il last night. Mr. Mathews will Ifave shortly for India for three months' vacation.
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    She Swallowed Four Hairpins
    67 3 AFTI-'.R some niisiindrrstandin« with her husband a 25--year-old hinesr unman swallowed four hair pins and some sleeping drugs to end her life. Yesterday. Chan >iew Vint; pleaded guilty in the Singapore Seeond Police ourt. when (harged "with Irving to commit suicide at her house in l.orong
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    Impressed By US Friendliness
    88 3 ITHACA. New York, Aug. 17 (Reuter) Mr. Mansor FadzaL, ;i noting observer from Singapore to the World Assembly oA Youth fWAYi was nom^ back home considerably impressed by the "warm friendly it-f!i!:_; o! the American people." "T ftnd the United States reallj democratic country,** said Mi.
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    Successful Indian Variety Concert
    39 3 A successful [ndian variety concert svas staged by V^e Nel Men...' ial Lib ary Committee ai the Victoria T eii e I night. The concert will be I -M once more tonight il 800 p.nt
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    Hurt Charge
    45 3 G RAMASAMY i.. i ged in the Singapore First Police Court yesterday with causi; hurt to Govin.dai ijoo wit :i i ron p.i>r at Ve i >amy Road on Aug 17. He ch»imed I ial and was allowed $250 bail until An? 25.
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    Reds forced to jungles; No illusions about them, says C.I.D.
    912 4  - Reds forced to jungles; No illusions about them, says C.I.D. A.E.G. BLADES ThU article is jin I reply to Wayfardfl 'Does CID Know Fabts Abqut Singapore's Reds?' tblnch was published in The Singapore Standard list Friday. We cannot, for security reason, expect the CID to give all the facts about
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    Ban an suckling pigs: Tawkays 'father upset'
    263 4 Ban an suckling pigs: Tawkays 'father upset Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S restaurant owners, housewives and member* of the public welcomed the Government move in banning the killing of Mit-klini! pigs. However, Singapore's towkays are rather upset about it. Many expressed the doubt as to how the Government is going to
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    CO-OP SHOP DRIVE ON
    342 5 photo. Aerocem i.s liquid cement j sprayed oi a thin frame-work of buildings. It makes construe- 1 tion by the new method easy and economical. Government's co operative shop scheme to fight high prices in the Federation is well under way. About 100 shops on mines
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    RAJ CALLS FOR INQUIRY INTO RADIO MALAYA
    314 5 Standard Staff Reporter A CALL TO appoint a Commission to enquire into the up of the Broadcasting Department as a whole "which seems most unsatisfactory" was issued \estenla> by Mr. C. R. Dasaratlia Raj, Labour Member for Roehore District in the Singapore Legislative
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    Maharanee Wants An Ice Box
    155 5 Standard Woman Reporter IN search of electrical appliances here for her new maibiun In India is Her Highness Vidyavati Devi, Maharanee of Vizianagaram. She arrived from Madras yesterday accompanied by ber private secretary. Mr. Kas.'iram. and Col and Mrs. G. S GilL The party is
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    POWER CUTS
    116 5 POWER CUTS SIB-STATIONS in Singapore liable to load shedding today: DAY Asia Kubbrr I. (won* 3. Sims \v .saw Mill. shell Co.. Lee KuhtM-r Works. Mt. Batten Network. Cathay. McDonald House. Armfiiian St. I>.C. Tan Cliye Place lort .inning. Si'aJi St./ Waterloo St.. St. AJidrews/Hl«h st Mamford Kd.. Albert Street.
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    MANYAM MOVE TO OPEN BIG JOB FOR THE LOCAL BOY
    222 5 Standard Shipping Reporter A MOTION seeking an amendment in the Qualifications for the vacant P<>st ol an Assistant Mechanical Engineer in the Singapore Municipal Engineer's Department will be moved at the next ordinary meeting of the Commissioners on Aug. 31
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    Sold Home-Made Ponds Cream: Fined
    158 5 Standard Staff Correspondent BUTTERWORTH, Sat.— At the dead of night on April 3, the Butterworth police during: a routine check at a house in New Ferry Road, Butterworth, discovered a plant for the manufacture of face cream. In the Butterworth Sessions Court yesterday, Wong Yuen
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      RUBBER
      64 5 Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices yesterday (Aug. 18 were per lb: No. 1 RSS Spot Louse $1.44 $1.45 FOB in bales Sept No. 1 RSS $1.41 $1 41* No. 2 RSS $1 364 $1.37* No 3 RSS $1.28 $l.:tO RMA 1 on reg. tender August $1.44
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      TIN
      14 5 SINGAPORE. Sat The price of Tin today was $4151 per picul Up $4*.
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    Two Guessed SameNumber
    72 5 A TOTAL »f 25.000 entries were received for the Coca Cola Crown Corks guessing competition at tlio Trade Exhibition a*. Happy World. The oorks were counted in the presence at Mr. H.iinid of the Happy World Stadium, and the number in ihv jsr was toand to be
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    WomanSC Identifies Two Men
    148 5 RIOTS SEQUEL TWO MALAYS. Jumat bin Sujak (15* and Abdul Taib bin Ibrahim '29' charged with rioting and burning of a Singapore Traction Company kiosk and a Cold Storage van at the Junction of Joo Chi.it Place and Telok Kurau Road during the December disturbances last
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    Dope In Lorry
    33 5 JOHOKE BAHRU. Sat.—Custonms Officers today found three pounds ot opium concealed in ;i lurry. Three Chinese detained were later released by the police. They will be charged in court today
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    Air Force 'Miracle Man'
    795 6 A Hampden bomber taking off from a British east coast airfield collided with another aircraft of the same type almost as soon as it had left the ground. Shattered by the impact, both aircraft were soon en ul fed by a flaming sea of petrol. Almost
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    'G2' Is Everyone's Friend Because He Mixes Cocktails
    228 6 'G2' Is Everyone 's Friend Because He Mixes Cocktails Standard Shipping Reporter MIXING drinks and < shaking: cocktails is an old story to Guiseppc (iris, Italian barman on board the Sebastiano Caboto which was in Singapore, yesterday. And Guiseppe ought to know he's been doing: this pleasant job for 35
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    Malayans Due By Carthaye
    176 6 PENANG. Mr. Mohammed Sopie, a former teacher at St. Xavier"s Institution, who went to the United Kingdom about a year ago to learn social welfare work will be among the passengers returning in th e Carthage today. Other Malayans returning include Miss F. Haji Shamsuddin. Miss
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    First Jap Vessel To Enter New York
    48 6 NEW YORK, Aug. 18 (UP)— The first Japanese vessel to enter New York harbour since World War 11, yesterday brought 2,000 tons of cargo and 12 passengers. She was the 9,500-ton Wakashima Maru which made its trip .I£oro__Ygkoharna under a new
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    Italian Hospitality Shown On Liner's S'pore Visit
    180 6 Standard Shipping; Reporter OPEN house hospitality was the Keynote on board the Lloyd Triestino 9,000-ton passenger liner, Sebastiano Caboto, when she arrived in Singapore on Friday on her maiden voyage to Far Eastern ports. The ship's agents. Harper. Gilfillan and Co. Ltd.. Commandante
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    Salvaged Jap Ship For Sale In London
    40 6 Salvaged Jap Ship For Sale In London LONDON, Aug. 18 (AFP)— A factory ship, believed to be the former Japanese factory-ship, "Tonam Maru III," was put on sale yesterday for £2,000,000 by a shipowner whose identity is kept a secret.
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    Air France Orders 10 New 'Connies'
    94 6 NEW YORK. Aug. 3 (Reu- ter) Air France announced yesterday that it bad ordered ten new si 1 per Constellation airlines to add to its fleet. The French Airline said the planes would cost al ll $15,000,000. The first will be delivered about March
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    Ship Docked In Fog By Radar
    81 6 NEW YORK CITY Th* successful use of rariar to pilot a ship into New York Harbour during a recent demonstrate in has shown the usefulness of this method for safe docking of ves sels during a fog The test was made here by the
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    Let The Ants Rule The World For A Change
    1627 7 Let The Ants Rule The World For A Change I my brilliant article last v. iek on the cosg.. I mean the eosmg the cosmogny the cosmosg... on tiie Mysterious Universe, I indicated the jfi.at situation of the World 11 you care to remember correctly I proved to my r:;';:i-
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    Officer Flown To Exam
    46 7 LONDON: Lieutenant A. K Scott, a British officer in Korea, sat for an examination during a month's rest from the front line. He wrote to the Incorporated Sales Managers' Association in London to say he would like to sit for part of
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      ...And Now They Nibble Maken Kechil
      1499 8 ...And Now They Nibble Maken Kechil IA)R some strange reason the ritual known as the Cocktail Party has not attracted the serious attention of sociologists and other experts who delve deeply and studiously into the quaint ceremonies and curious folkways oi primitive peoples. We have }ad experts from abroad come
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    1320 9 THE GA Y DRINCESS MARGARET- by Betty Spencer Shew *titrt ttrrfsfHitnlt'itt of ExrJtmmgG 7 'li'vrfifth. But An Italian Called Her The 'Poor Girl' LONDON. PRINCESS Margaret will be twenty-one years old on Tuesday. The thoughts of many thousands of people will be with her on this memorable anniversary, a very
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    1504 10 GOLDEN ARROW HALF my time this week has been spent in London, half in Paris. Daily the journey between these two great cities becomes easier, cheaper, more plush. Normally I fly quickest and cheapest and since there are now more than 20 planes a day
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    821 11  -  OSWALD HENRY By Is It The Same Old Story? v^E\ without the "x" U what Singapore fihnffanfl lit* l v*h<'ii lliry !>««'« lli«" social hygiene film "Should Parents IVII" a complete contrast to what is being ilish«*<l out to movie-goers in the Federation. For (thanks to
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    226 11 HE BEDHEAD AND UIE 1 COWBOY" (Paramount) —Rhonda Fleming and Glenn Ford make an interesting m in 1 t i s well directed story set in the troublous days of American Civil War. The red-headed Rhonda 1? r ist as the fascinating Candace B ison who
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    251 13  -  KHOO BOON CHOO RUBBER PRICE DROP DETERS SPECULATORS By Standard Staff Correspondent WITHIN the last four months, ten European rubber estates in Perak, Kedab and Province Wellesley, costing several million dollars, bave been sold to Chinese and Indians, some of whom were mere speculators. The buyers
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    127 13 Written and illustrated By I). 11. de T. Reade HPHE winding Bentong Ruad from Kuala Lumpui to the town which gives its name to the road, and on into the heart of Pahang. is an important highway. Along here Communist terrorists from the neighbouring jungles
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    192 13  -  S. C. Oei By PENANG'S back street money-lenders are worried folk today. Reason is the new Money-lenders' Ordinance, soon to be introduced in the Federal Legislative Council, one of the clauses of which prohibits money-lenders going to public offices, where their clients work, to pester
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    526 13  - Are Are You Guilty? Road Hogs Increase BAHASHIM SEEDIN By RECKLESS motorists are becoming an increasing menace to public safety in Johore. Figures and the daily collection of wrecked vehicles outside the Johore Bahru Central Police station provide support to the belief that the standard of driving in the State
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    141 13 Penang Has Water Plan PENAHG, Sat.— The Municipal Water Department's report for a five year plan to increase the water resources of Penang has been submitted to the Deputy Municipal President. Mr. S. V. Adams, for consideration by the Planning Committee which was formed in June last year. Mr Adam*
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    633 14 South Africa Ist Inns. 202 England Ist Inns. 194 South Africa 2nd Inns. E. Rowan lbw Laker 45 Endean lbw Bedsar Van Ryneveld lbw Laker S Nourse b Laker 4 Cheetham c Hutton b Tattersall 18 McLean c Lowson b Laker 18 Mansell lbw
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    231 14 IPOH, Sat —On a batsmen's wicket Kedah Acre aU out for 73 runs in the first innings ol their first inter-state cricket match against Perak. The Augustine brothers, J »hn and Stanley, were the only players to stand up against the Perak attack. John was
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    192 14 SINGAPORE Amateur Weightlifting Federation will sta?e a physical culture show at the Happy World Stadium at 8.30 p.m. tonight. The proceeds of the show will be given to the Singapore Badminton Hall Fund. Highlight of the show will be a weightlifting contest
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    255 14 REME smashed the inter-unit relay record by 8.3 sees, at the Singapore Distriet swimming championship* held at Cillnian pool yesterday. Their time for the 1 66 2 3 vards was 2 min. l'.\ sees. The most Ihrilling race of I >e d,>\ was
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    370 14 LONDON. Aug. 18 (Reuter) The following are football results played today: English League— ls* l>iv. Arsenal i i lersfu Blackpool 1 Che sea 2 Bolton 5 A-: in V- Ha 2 Charlton l Burnley 0 Derby c. 3 Sunderland 4 Fuiham 2 Preston 3 Liverpool 0 P irtsm
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    47 14 FOUR goals brilliantly scored by rent e forward Chan See t< gether with a gift goal gave Star Soccerites a s—o victory ovei the HM. Docks d in a hard fought SA FA Division II League socce- match ployed on the Geylang Stadium yesterday.
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    408 15 CSC, SCC Match Will Be Thrilling THE Singapore Cricket Association League will be decided at Balestier today when the Ceylonese meet the the S.CC. The Ceylonese, who take the field three points ahead of their rivals, are determined to snatch the championship this
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      319 15 UMPIRING: AN OFFER TO SCA AS a keen cricketer, I read with interest Mr. Miller'g article in your Sunday issue of Aug. 12. Although a newcoiner, I feel it WCUId not be amiss to say that the article is full of sound comments. The curse of cricket lower in standard
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    580 15 BELOW ar e weights for the first day of the Selangor races to be run next Saturday: CL. 4 5. DIV. 1 5] Furs. Sporting Pink 9.00 Titus 8.13 Dar-es-Salaam 8.10 I Sliekness 8.08 Temujin 8.07 Well Done 8.06 Rio Grande 8.05 Nomad 8.05 Knight Gallant
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    129 15 Today's SPORT SOCCER: Community League Chinese v Indians at Jalan Besar Stadium; Div. 2— IRC. "A" v. C.A. "A" at Geylang. BUSINESS HOUSES LEAGUE: Guthrie v R.T.C. at Police gound. CRICKET: S.C.A. Senior Section Ceyloneze v S.C C. at Balestier Road: RAF. Seletar v SRC. at Seletar; RAF. Changi v
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    27 15 NEW YORK. Aug. 16 (AP) Major league baseball results: AMERICAN Boston 4 Philadelphia 2. Cleveland 9 St. Louis 4. NATIONAL New York 3 Brooklyn 1.
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    380 16 COLONY SWEEPS THE BOARD AT AAA KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Singapore made a clean sweep in this year's Malayan athletic championships with thrilling record-breaking performances and wins in 19 out of 22 events. When the championships concluded on the Selangor Club padang this evening, a total of 14 new Malayan records
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    47 16 THE AAA ol Malaya is to have .;:i At'p.lc 1 u^ \^■t^■ >i:m!ar to Welfare Week, i i>>i!ert Funds. All funds collected by the various state and settlement associations wi be sent to the central body for equal distribution among member states.
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    1449 16 tO Yd* Hurdles 1. Ng: Liang Chiang (S), K. Laxnan (Set), 3. P.I. Sivapatham iSi j>>.!* sees. (Malayan record). Singapore's N'£ Liai g Chiang took the Lead from the Brsi 220 yards and with Koh Teck t'",o:;^. S.\ apatham and Laxman fighting for places. Ng
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    138 16 Eight More Records Yesterday Ng: Liangr Chiang— 44o yds. hurdles 5G.9 sees. Old record 57.2 sees. Sgt Harper hammer throw 128 ft. 11l «ns. Old record 109 ft. 4; ins. Tan Huck Chiang javelin throw 184 ft. 3 ins. Old record lt>7 ft. 9 ins. Women's 44« relay Singapore 5?.8
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    144 16 The Under I8»s KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The AAA of Malaya at its annual meeting today turned down a proposal from Singapore that no boys under the age of 18 be allowed to compete in athletic championships. When the proposal was turned down by the meeting, Mr.
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    212 16 Coaching Brought Records CULLEN KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Sat— A1 letic records which were made at the championshio* a ere t'".e result ot expert c Mng which the competitors all i r the country had received, said Mr L D E. Cullen. President ot the M. N- yan Amateur Athletic Association, at
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    75 16 PENANG Sat. Good entries have been received for the Penang Amateur Boxing c!ia;iipionships which will be held on three nights, the preliminary rounds at the Police Barracks i"\ /Vug, 22 and on Aug. 24 and '25 a1 the sports stadium ol the New World Amusement Park. There are
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