Sunday Standard, 29 July 1951

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    16 1 Sunday TIGER Standard VOL. II NO. 28 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1951. 20 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Crowd Cheers "Not Guilty" Verdict In KL
    497 1 j^ffs^CARTER CASE ni Staff rorrcspondcnt x j v 1 ,l'l R. >al. One could have heard a morning m the Supreme Court here ■notice W iUoii pronounced the verdict m r rase. It wna a unanimous verdict of •k. rTv v followed immediately
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    Watts-Carter Still Facing 7 Charges
    69 1 Watts-Carter Still Facing 7 Charges v pondent i VP Sat U r who on three .-.ens of armed punish—has >till parities :.m. Mil t>i» bail v i Wood, p >tr.i:. ?fs t» W.ittsIh ih.- tour g ha W hiui •at I two I tots uere h I t-e. M iiuiltv"
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    Trade Talks Slated For Oct. 9-18
    53 1 v iirp. >;lcr SBnga- COO- H N which wi 18, is 6 t. i »r.i As and rday, the B :i ;k.>k conpi ipal ntechinerj d xpandiiifi meni m I standfteneral as a 1 erdal V Of c ods and 9 and semi* erta
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    Thomas Dewey Arrives In S'pore; Meets Press Today
    322 1 Thomas Dewey A rrives In S 'pore; Meets Press Today Standard Staff Reporter >IR. THOMAS E. Dewey, Governor of New York, arrived m Singapore nearly two hours late for "his official reception last night. Headwinds on the way from Saigon caused the delay. Governor Dewey. dressed m a plain brown-striped
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    Adabi's Appeal To Be Heard Tomorrow
    216 1 Adabi's Appeal To Be Heard Tomorrow The Bertha Hertogh Case AFTER a scries of postponements, the appeal of Mansoor Adabi against the decision of Acting Chief justice Brown declaring his marriage to 13-year-old Maria Berlha Hertogh null and void will he heard m the Singapore Court of Civil Appeal tomorrow
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    Photographer Dies
    32 1 KUANTAN'S oldest photographer, Mr. Chan Chew died here at the age of 73. In addition to his studio. Mr. Chan, was the official police photographer for more than 40 years.
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    Harriman Meets British Cabinet
    92 1 LONDON. July 28 <Reuter>— British Cabinet Ministers, presided over by Prime Minister Clement Attlee, today held the first of what was expected to prove a week-end series of crucial talks on the Anglo-Persian dispute With them were Sir William Strang. permanent head ot the Foreign Office
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    Wills Heiress Weds Evans In London
    90 1 IN APRIL this year The Singapore Standard was the first newspaper to break to the world the story of the romance of Miss Hermione Wills, 2J year old ffreat gTand daughter of the founder of the biff tobacco firm, and Mr. Merfyn Evans, 30-
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    Air Services To Link Small Towns In Fed.
    324 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. By the end oi the year, the Government air services designed to connect some of the srmller and more remote towns of the Federation to the main ait routes will be m service and will be
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    Onn Urges Youth To Back IMP
    135 1 Standard Sl:*U CorM*i>«md»n» KUALA LUMPUR. Sal T! ;main aim ol the Independence of Malaya Party waa to torm a political body much irtroi gei thar. UMNO, said Dato Oini bn Jaafar Homo Member address m? the third conference ol UMNO Youth held here todas
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    HC Rejects Watchtower Men's Appeal
    74 1 HC Rejects Watchtower Men's Appeal PENANG, Sat Hie High Commissioner, Federation ol Malaya, has rejected the appeal from four metnbef <>t the Watchtower Bible rod Tr«ct Society to reverse ttw Immigration Department refusal to extend tlieir permit to remain m Penan*; This was disclosed today by Mi R C Mnil.it'
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    Reds Insist On Creating Truce Line Along 38th
    440 1 Little Progress Made ADVANCE BASE BELOW KAESONG, July 28 (UP) —The Communists refused today to retreat from their demand for a truce line on the 38th Parallel and little progress was made m the ceasefire talks toward solving the problem that holds
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    Russians Rushing Arms To E.Europe
    282 1 Truman Warns: DETROIT. July 2» (I P). I'resid* -tit Truman warned the world m a speech today thai the Riinninni are pouring arms into a military buildup m Eastern Europe while talking about peace m Korea. He told a cheering audience m this "arsenal of
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    Thai Revolt Supported By Reds
    123 1 BANGKOK, July 28 CUP*— Dissident naval personnel. wh» sta£e.-i the abortive COUO US Juno I!'*. received financial support from an underground [Chinese Red organisation m Thailand, source close to tht police reported today. 7., Ursi c R*d pa i i n :I:( connection ith the
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    $5,000 Bail In Robbery Charge
    60 2 A CHARGE of robbery of cash and jewellery valued at $505 belonging to Lim Kok Chan was explained to Lee Kee Chua m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. It was alleged that the offence was committed m a hut m Bukit Timab Road on
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    Burglars Steal $30,000 Jewellery, Store Combed For Fingerprints
    235 2 Burglars Steal $30,000 Jewellery, Store Combed For Fingerprints Standard Staff Reporter APPROXIMATELY 530,--000 worth of valuables were stolen from the departmental store of Messrs Hardial Singh and Sons, Raffles Place, Singapore on Friday night. This is the second theft im the vicinity within a month and the biggest for a
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    Aik Hoe Co. Faces Finance Charges
    274 2 THE CASE against Aik Hoe and Company Limited, of Beach Road, and the managing director Mr. Rhoo Soo Chay, for alleged offences under the Finance Regulations was mentioned and postponed sine die m the Singapore First District Court yesterday. The adjournment was grant- ed
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    Woman Jailed For Suicide Bid
    55 2 Standard Staff Reporter A 55-YEAR-OLD Chinese woman, Teo Boiy, whn pleadtd guilty m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, when charged with attempting to commit suicide by drinking a solution of caustic soda m a house m Bukit Hoe Swee on July 16. was sentenced
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    N'List Ship Made To Sign $37,000 Bond In S'pore
    242 2 Standard Shipping Reporter THE Masters of all ships with alien crews arriving m Singapore are required to execute bonds of good behaviour to safeguard th c Colony from undesirables. this action by the Singapore Government follows an incident m the harbour
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    US Millionaire Sees S'pore Villa
    91 2 1 Standard Shipping Reporter <J 2 IF A G ARDEN like the Haw Par Villa at Pasir Panjang is opened inJlhe United States, the person J owning it could clean out a fortune from it. «> This is the opinion of Mr. Richard Joshua Reynolds,
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    'Police Force Must Be An Educated One'
    190 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE police force of the future must be made up of Chinese, Indians, Malays and Eurasians m proportion to the population, said the Commissioner of Police, Mr. J. P. Pennefather Evans, m a weekly broadcast talk entitled Police and the
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    'Dollars For Discs' Fund Now $7,282
    101 2 'Dollars For Discs' Fund Now $7,282 THE Rediffusion-S.A.T.A. Fund reached a total of $7,282.95 by yesterday. The Rediflusion programmes "Dollars for Discs" have been filled with hundreds of requests from listeners who have contributed to the fund. Among the local firms contributing during the past three dayj have been the
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    New Magistrate
    21 2 MR. KEITH James Leslie Jamieson has been appointed as a Police Magistrate for the Colony from July 23, 1951.
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    Blackouts Today
    125 2 SUBSTATIONS m Singapore liable to load shedding today: DAY Armenia! St. D.C., Tan Cliye Place/Fort Canning. Seah St./ Waterloo St., St. Andrews/High St./ Stamford Road., Albert Street. New Ice Works. Firestone. Bukit Timah Pumps. Balestler Road, Jalan Ampas, 8.M.8.C. McRltchle, Braddell Rise, Seletar Pumps. Nee Soon, Seletar Wireless.
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    Market Reports
    28 2 THE RUBBER market m Singapore was quiet and dull yesterday, with very little business passing. Quotations remained more or less unchanged from those prevailing on Friday.
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    RUBBER
    70 2 Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices yesterday (July 28) were per lb: Buyer Seller No. 1 R.S.S Spot loose value $145 $146 F. 0.8. m bales August: No. 1 RSS $1.40 $141 No. 2 RSS $134 51. 35 No. 3 RSS $128 SI 29 R.M A 1
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    TIN
    15 2 SINGAPORE, Sat— The price of Tin to-day was $417 per picul. Down $4 375.
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    36 People Injured
    81 2 SIX INDIAN labourer? of the Singapore Municipality \jcere admitted into hospital yesterday and 30 others treated as outpatients. They were injured when a lorry they were travelling m overturned opposite the V.M.C.A. sports pavilion m Bras Basah Road. Those among the seriously injured were pinned under the
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      5 2 WARNING TO PRIVATE CAR OWNERS
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      51 2 Chinese Y.M.C.A.. Selegie Road: Boys scout drill 9 a.m.. Student mouth organ band 2.30 p.m., Boys scout basket ball 5.30 p.m.. Student table tennis 7 p.m.. Kheh Service 9 a.m., Cantonese Service 11 a.m.. Mandarin Service 4 p.m. British Council Centre: A Definitive Exhibition of Malay Arts Crafts 9 a.m.-5.30
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    SATA Seal Contest
    165 3 S ATA Seal C ontest A Boshes: Handed Down From Four Generation: Standard Staff Reporter RIGHT m the heart of Singapore's C lnnate a n m one of the countless dark and gloomy hovels, is a small workshop engaged m an occupation which is as unusual as it is old.
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    Postman Rai Says It's An Injustice
    193 3 Standard Stall Reporter WHEN postman Kanhai Rai leaves the General Post Oflice' shortly after 30 years of ser-J vice, he will receive a monthly allowance ot $35. Kanhai Rai, who has a wife and several children has no, alternative but to return to, India.
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    Queen's Fellowships
    32 3 APPLICATIONS for 1951 Queen's Fellowships and Scholarships should be submitted to the Director of Education. P.O. Box 746, Singapore before Aug 31. 1951- Application forms are available from the Department.
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    37 3 Picture. MR MRS JAMES GOH after their wedding at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Singapore yesterday. The h?ide is the former Miss Mon Rozells and the groom is staff mstructor of the Singapore Volunteer Corps.- Standard
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    Cannons Buried Here By 18th Century Pirates Says An Old Resident
    188 3 Cannons Buried Here By 18th Century Pirates Says An Old Resident Standard Staff Reporter REMEMBER the four old wmm Mr Han Wai Toon, they might to trade m Malaya during the 18th century. Mr Han, who has made an extensive study of archaeology. them from the merchants. Although he had
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    The 'Gods' Provide Him With A Living
    223 3 idol-worshipping: population m Malaya Java and Sumatra These "gods" are images of Chinese gods and goddesses, carved m wood and painted with golden paint. At the head of this business, which has been handed down from four generations, is a 26-year-old Hokkien Ng
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    Youth Admits Using House As Brothel
    93 3 Youth Admits Using House As Brothel LAN HOUE GUAX (Kit plead erf guilty m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday to a charge oi allowing part of his premises at Upper Thomson Road to be used as a biothel between the month of May and July 27 last. The prosecution
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    Open To All Standard Readers To Be Judges
    336 3 Open To All Standard Readers To Be Judges Standard Staff Reporter THE FOURTH annual competition to choose the best design for the 1951 Christmas seal of the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association is now open to all. Hitherto the contest has been confined to school children. The competition is organised by the
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    Captain Dismissed From Army
    150 3 Standard Staff Reporter CAPTAIN R. Mackenzie of the 30 Battalion, R.A.O.C, found guilty on two charges by a Singapore general court martial was sentenced to be dismissed from His Majesty's Service. The sentence is to be confirmed. Captain Mackenzie was charged with being drunk while on
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    Annual Inspection
    43 3 Standard Woman Reporter THE Commissioner and Senior Officers of the Singapore 9t John Ambulance Brigado uill hold their annual general in.--pection at the Jalan Elesar Stadium on Aug 9 The GrOvernor. Sir Franklin Crimson, will take the Parade at 5.30 p.m
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    Man On Armed Robbery Charge
    60 3 LOW KOON HAI was tentatively charged with committing armed robbery m a house at 6 m.s. Changi Road on July 19. The charge alleged that Low, armed with a dagger robbed Yap Kang Hock and the other inmates of the house of $37 cash and
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    1,309 Applicants
    24 3 Standard Stall Reporter ENTRIES Cor applicants to the new Singapore Harbour Board Police Force chwd yestetlay with a total of t.309 applications
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    A NEW TOWN IS BORN Bright Future For 8,000 In Jingjang
    1214 4  - A NEW TOWN IS BORN Bright Future For 8,000 In Jingjang S. Brooke-Wavell -By IINGJANG the largest resettlement town m Malaya is a town to watch m the future. Its people— today H.OOO strong -dismayed at first by sudden evacuation from their old homes m Segambut, Selayang and Batu Caves
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    People in the News
    738 4 l[R TAN ENG SENG. a »1. mandore attached to the of Mahmud School. Raub. was a keen sportsman m his younger days. He won the 100 yards Hat race m the First Pa hang Athletic meeting held at Kuala Lipis m 1929. He also won the
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    16 Police Killed In 9 Ambushes
    109 4 LONDON. July 27 (Reuten Mr. James Griffiths. Colonial 'Secretary, said today 16 police 'were killed and 12* injured m 'nine ambushes m Sc'.angor State. Malaya, m the first six months >of this year. He was answering Mr. L. iGammans (Conservative) who tasked m the
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    DRIVER FINED
    49 4 Standard Market Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. A lorry driver, Yong Wan Hee. was fined $100 m the Magistrate's Court today for overloading. Yqng Wan was found to have carried an excess of 16 cwt. 2 qts and 14 lbs m his lorry when arrested on July 12.
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    STORE VIPs MEET DEWEY
    318 5 Hundreds Bid Him Welcome THOMAS DEWEY, America's handsomest Governor and twice Republican candidate for tbe presidentship of the United States of America, proved himself a charming guest last night at the cocktail party given by the Acting Consul General of the United States of America, when
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    NANYANG MEN BACK AT WORK
    256 5 Standard Staff Reportt-r YESTERDAY, over 300 men and women workers at the Nanyang Manufacturing Company returned to work following settlement of their seven-day wage dispute with the management. They accepted the Company s j offer of an additional 30 cents an hour raise At a
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    200 Keep The 'Satai' Night
    75 5 Standard Staff Reporter ABOUT 200 guests celebrated the "Satai and Band" night at the Inspectors' Club last night The police band was m attendance and there was modern josjet. Present among the gazetted officers and inspectors of the Singapore Police Force were Commissioner of Police.
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    Cheating Charge
    89 5 TWO YOUNG Malays. Mohamecl bin Hassan. alias Sheik Mohamed bin Hassan Baktal, and Sved Sulaiman bin Syed Hassan, i appeared in the Second Police i Court yesterday on a charge 01 cheating Abdul Rahman bin Haji i Latch. Accused were alleged to have I falsely represented that they
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    TIN MEN TO SEE HIM TOO
    139 5 TIN MEN TO SEE HIM TOO 5 A DELEGATION of tin J 2 miners who will probably C Z meet Mr. Dewey tomor- J 2 row to discuss important problems concerning j American purchase of tin C Z from Malaya were among J 5 those present at the cock- S
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    Lady Gimson Appeals For Red X Fund
    120 5 AN APPEAL to contribute to the $100,000 Fund of the Singapore Red Cross Society to build and equip a Crippled Children s 1 Home and other work was made by Lady Gimson. President of the Society over Radio Malaya last night Contributions to
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    Commerce Institute Celebrates 4th Year
    41 5 THE SINGAPORE Institute of Commerce celebrated its Fourth Anniversary at the Raffles Institution grounds wiin an athletic meeting, a social gathering and a concert. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, who presided over the meeting, made a speech.
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    THEY WAIT IN ANXIETY
    148 5  -  Eva C. Hong (By Standard Woman Reporter NONE OF the group gathered round the bed of Lee Tec* Ann. 47-year-old cashier of the Singa-nore-Johore Express Ltd., and T KeeJin^'a day-long vigil over him wi his wife, the mother of a newly-Dorn Daby. the tenth "Be^de^he?- was
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    $1,000 BAIL
    8 5 BAIL ol $1,000 m two sureties
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    Blackouts Won't Harm This Store
    93 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Cold Storage branch m Holland Road is t»ie first building m Singapore to be built entirely for air conditioning. Blackouts will have no effect on the air conditioning system as the power is supplied by a 40-horse power Lister generator
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    20,000 Send Memorandum On China Aid
    135 5 20,000 Send Memorandum On China Aid A MEMORANDUM bearing the signatures of 20.000 Chinese individuals and 500 P"oNationalist associatKMM and guilds ihroughou- Malaya will be presented to Mr. Thomas Dewey Governor of the New York' State during his short stay m Singapore Special arrangement is being made by the American
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    Local Aero Engineers Pass Out
    1017 6 rill t Worries Develop THERE are lew irritations more exacting on an infant than teething troubles. Wise parents we careful to see that sickness does not complicate them. Wise parents also patiently bear the howls of gain and give rusks to sootheParadoxically, our recently graduated
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    Perak Revokes Concessions To Public Bodies
    256 6 TAIPINCi, Sat. Under the former Government of the Federated Malay States, all places of worship, burial anil cemetery grounds, public schools, charitable, scientific, literary and fine arts institutions, if not used for pecuniary benefit, enjoyed immunity from payment of any Sanitary Board rates. This
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    KL Now Have 5,836 Voters
    68 6 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The house-to-house canvassing m connection with the registration of voters for the Municipal elections here have proved a success. During the week ending midnight, last night, nearly 1.300 people registered bringing the total to date to 5.836. Cinema slides
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    ACS To Celebrate Diamond Jubilee
    61 6 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. In celebration of their Diamond Jubilee, the Anglo-Chinese School. Penang, has arranged a programme of activities beginning from July 30 to Aug. 3. There will be a concert, free cinema shows and games. On Aug. 3 at 8 p.m., the
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    Woman Charged With Consorting
    42 6 Standard Slaff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A Chinese woman, Tan Siew Kuai alias Tan Kwan, was produced before the first magistrate, Mr. A. P. Jack, today, on a charge of consorting. w Jt was alleged that on June
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    Forces Getting More Information
    96 6 OVER the past few montht, security forces have struck down one by one the terrorist leaders of Malaya, stated Mr. S. BrookeWavell, Press Officer of the Emergency Information Services over Radio Malaya last night. He added that others had wisely surrendered. Altogether, up to this week,
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    First Woman To Serve On Taiping Board
    273 6 Standard Staff Correspondent DR. (Mrs.) P. E. dimming who ig the first woman to be appointed to serve on the Taiping Town Board attended her first meeting on last Thursday, when she also became a member of the New Taiping Town Embellishment Committee
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    Sunday Star Doubles 6
    849 7 HTODAY The Standard's 1 Film Editor takes pleasure m presenting a Singapore personality who is not only internationally famous but is also the "double" of not one but two of Hollywood's topflight stars. She is Paddy Naismith. wife of Group Captain J. T. Mynors. of R.A.F..
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    Tracy'sNow A Grandpa!
    769 7  -  Oswald Henry FILM REVIEWS •17ATHERS LITTLE DIVII 1 DEND" (M-G-M) This film takes on from where "Father of the Bride let t off and, as a sequel, is as suck and amusing as its predeces*°ln that film as you will recall, Spencer Tracy ha* 1 to face
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      146 7 On The Air RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME i ;^|M< fees 41 81 metre*) am. Programme Summary: flood Mornine; S».:iO Musical Round on. 10 am News (K.L.); l«.«5 Radio l>octor; 10.15 Interlude from Hawaii. 10.30 Latin America On The Air. ii a.m. Paul Temple and the Vandyke Attair; 11.8© Studio
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      104 7 Affair.; pm. Sund" < oncert J» n.m Continental' Cabaret; \Vws (8): Kx'i.n.i; M-r 10 p m Music and \>rs«| Ht.M Brautr that Endure*. PENANG (ISHti K< W* ojetrei) a m ProKramme Summary: Forces Fa¥uurit«*: M» a^ >«;» s <KL>* 10 «5 New Rrtortl*: I" London Studio Melodic: II am •Bandstand
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    MALAYAN
    1649 8  -  Mara *y TN" a few weeks 1 time Sin- fapove is to be treated to a round <>f gaiety, when S.A.T.A. Week opens on August 30. Tte committee b trying to plan something for e^ c h day of the week, which will appropriately begin with a piano recital
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    SHE HAD HER PARTY AT THE AIRPORT
    45 8 SHE HAD HER PARTY AT THE AIRPORT MISS Kathcrine Ngo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ngo Bemg Swee celebrated her eifhteenth birthday with a parly held at the Airport Hotel on July 21. She plans to farther her studies m the United Kingdom. David photo.
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      189 8 J^g? V7^* < wttK ORION if 4 S. JAN 20 TO rt:B. 18 (Aquarius)- SEPT You will be watched closely by your 'ffISKVVFWS S^ immediate superiors daring the me 11^.^ 11 a^ ai y°" d^rcourse of the week, and it l 3 U1 -%fZ% JSJBW'M! hands whether they gain a
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    200 Learning Useful Trades
    1076 9  -  James Peter Chin Jun. Technical School Gives Good Training By >-i_n_n-n_-A- A .n_n_n_n_r. 1 1 Top picture shows stu- < dents m the Electrical De- i < partment listening to Mr. I V. Shunmugham explaining i i the various technicalities of i this electrical devic*. <
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    King Kong KOes Ref, Angel Wins
    195 10 SWEDISH ANGEL who lost to kin«: Konji on a technical knockout m their first fi«:ht a fortnight a::o. gel his revenge last night. kin*; kon*; was disqualitinl for knocking out the referee, "Butcher" Muckle, m tin- fourth round. As Rf Muckle was unconscious ai
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    Grand Prix Preparation
    163 10 HKSi.-S^M'i\WMOIVj\ M Kundensoy, wrecked os completely as any car could be, at last year's Grand Prix, is all m one piece again. Here owner Moncrief, suitably dressed for the occasion, is seen m Pope's garage putting on the final touches to the cor which Kendall will drive
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    Scottish Football
    10 10 LONDON. July 28 (Reuter): Airdrieonians 4 Albior>.,R 2
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    New Badminton Magazine Gets A Big Welcome
    402 10 PRESIDENTS and officials of Malayan badminton associations, m congratulatory messages to the editors of the Badminton Magazine of Malaya, which will make its bow to the public early m August, hail the publication of the Magazine as an "important means of fulfilling the
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    SMC REVISES FEE PLAN FOR SCHOOLS PLAY FIELDS
    261 10 SMC REVISES FEE PLAN FOR SCHOOLS PLAY FIELDS THE question of giving relief to schools and other organisations from assessment on playing fields is now being actively considered by the Singapore Municipal Commissioners. Mr. J. G. Aspinall, the Municipal Assessor, stating this to The Standard yesterday, said that as the
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    Breaks Golf Record
    177 10 Breaks Golf Record HARROGATE. Yorkshire. July 27 (Keuter>— Flory Van Dwnrk of Waterloo. Brussels. today bioke the 90 holes British tournament record aggregate to win the North British 2.000 guineas professional golf tournament. His five rounds were 69. 67. 67. 6G. 68 for a total of 337. which gave him
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    3 Players Suspended
    82 10 IPOH, Sat.— Disciplinary action has been meted out to three local footballers by the Football League. The Committee which met here last night deplored the growing number of incidents which have occurred m recent league games and expressed their determination to take the strongest possible steps to
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    Drobny Wins
    39 10 COLOGNE, July 27 (UP) Jaroslav Drobny (Egypt) beat Heraldo Weiss (Argentina 6-2. 6-0 m the second round of the men's singles m the Cologne international tennis tournament on Friday night Felicissima Ampon (Philippines) beat Vladimir Cernik 6-2.
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    Suffolk Regiment Wins Rifle Shoot
    296 10 THE IST BATTALION Suffolk Regiment won the major units team championship for the rifle at the Malaya Rifle meeting at Siginting near Port Dickson, this week. They scored 677 points out of a possible 960. The Royal Marines provided the second and third teams, 45
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      33 10 1 1 HIE )^lO jj HlvjH riDEb at the Drinripai iesorts m Malaya TODAY: AM P.M Singapore 8.12 6.58 Malacca 3.31 5.00 Port Dleksoh 2.12 3.41 Port Sham 1.29 1.57 Pennag 9.55 10.59
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    SENSATIONAL HAMMER THROW BY AIRMAN
    1333 11 5 Malayan Records At Singapore Meet jc^r"^ 8 f he mCcl heU at H— JLitorf A British prospect for the Empire Games until he was transferred to Singapore Set Harper flung the hammer 'a distance of 127 ft. 6i ins. improving on the throw by
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    Four Records In Malacca
    156 11 MALACCA, Sat. Four local 'ecorris were broken at the 3rd. annual Malacca A.A.A. Meet hciri here today. The record breaking events were the Hop, Stop Jump, Inter School Relay, Discus Throw and Long Jump. ciint Putt- 1 D. Davidson, 2. 8. SmJh. r d!a.oV Davis-32 ft
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    Pk. Athletes Smash Nine State Records
    324 11 IPOH Sal. Perak athletes smashed nine state records m the two-day Perak A.A.A. Silver Jubilee championship meet which ended today. The crack reiav team of the St. Michael's Institution was responsible for establishing four of the records although they only succeeded m winning three
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    Javelin Record Broken In K.L.
    419 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. One Malayan record wag broken at the Selangor AAA meet today. It was the javelin throw of 170 feet which Tan Huck Chiang, holder of the Selangor record, improved to 173 ft. 8 ins. For his effort Tan received the men's best
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    Boxing At Happy World
    147 11 BABY JACKSON, Filippino bantamweight just back m Singapore after campaigning m Australia and a Navy featherweight, Jimmy Mcllroy, head an attractive card of six fights at the Happy World Stadium on Friday night. Jackson is a match for the best m his clnss m Malaya, and
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    Christian Brothers Old Boy's Association
    49 11 ALL Old boys of Christian Brothers School m Singapore, Federation of Malaya or any other country, interested m hockey and wishing to play for the Christian Brothers Old Boy s Association should communicate with Justin Morais —Department of Pathology, Singapore Phone 2414 ext. 287.
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    TAN ENG JOO, PENANG AAA CHAMPION
    371 11 PENANG, Sat. Tan Eng Joo, with 9 points, became Penang's champion athlete for another year m the sports meet which concluded today. Runnerup was J.G. Ritchie, who was Perak champion m 1933. Ritchie followed up his record javelin throw yesterday with another record m
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    Five Records Broken In NS Sports
    389 11 SEREMBAN, Sat. Five records were broken at the I conclusion of the 11th Ne^ri j Sembilan A. A. A. Meet yester- I day. Of the records three were m individual events and two m team events.. The individual events were the j half mile.
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      114 11 kfpSPORI Cricket: Senior S.C.C V SRC at S.C.C; CSC. t> V.M.C.A. at CSC.; Indian Association v Chinese at 1.A.; R.A.F. Changi v R.A.F. Seletar at Changi. Section "A"—RNAS Sembavranu v Ceylonese at Sembarrany; Khalsa v Army at Khalsa: R.A.F. Tengah v Indians at Tengah. Section "B"— R.A.F. Seletar v R.A.F.
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    Harith, Ill Out Of Colony Side
    147 12 HARITH, skipper and the mainstay of the Singapore Malaya Cup side, will not be playing for the Colony against the Combined Services today at Jalan Besar Stadium. He was sent to the General Hospital yesterday morning with suspected appendicitis. This bit of news came
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    Malacca Lead NS
    198 12 State Cricket MALACCA. Sat Malacca led Negri by nine runs with three wickets m hand at the end of the first day's play m their inter-state cricket fixture. Both sides started disastrously but the tailenriers. came to the rescue. NEGRI— IST INNINGS A.R Chapman c Kailasapathy b
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    PENANG TROUNCE PAHANG IN MALAYA CUP MATCH
    291 12 PENANG TROUNCE PAHANG IN MALAYA CUP MATCH PENANG, Sat. Outclassed m every department, Pahang went down to Penang by 1-10 m their Malaya Cup match on the Wcstlands Schools ground today. Penang took time to settle down but once they got going they swept their opponents off their feet. Penang
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    Weights For Penang Meet
    351 12 Below are the weights for the Ist day, Aug. 4, of the Penang races. Cl. 1. Div. I—7 F. Colonel Daly 9.00 Four O'Clock II 9.00 Tara Street 8.10 J'Avance 8.08 Raj Mahal 8.07 Technicolor 8.06 Melbury Court 8.05 Avalanche 8.04 Wise Bird 8.03 Birthday Gift
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    Pk. Gold Vase Worth $25,000
    115 12 IPOH. Sat. -The Perak Turf dub Autumn Gold Vase meeting on Sept. 29. Oct 3 and 6 for class 1 and 2 horses will include three special races— the Gold vase, the Perak Stakes and the Autumn Trophy. There will also be two trophy races
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    Only 3 Gallops Under 40 Secs.
    274 12 PENANG, Sat.— Only three gallops under 40 sees, were recorded when official training for the Penane August Bank Holiday meeting began yesterday The outside of No. 2 track was used. The going was good. Red Carnation showed tremendous improvement from hi; only start m
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    Weights For 2nd Day
    362 12 CL 2. Div. 2—6 F. I Airmail 9.00 Belgium 8.13 Piercebridge 8.12 Brilliant Mare 8.11 I Kupay 8.11 King Arthur 8.10 Wonder Lad 8.09 Kaiserine 8.08 Glorify 8.07 Life Buoy 8.06 Nero 8.04 The Arcadian 8.02 Cl. 2. Div. 3—6 F. Ladies Orchestra (late Bonfire) 9.00
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    KEE ONN TO FILL THE GAP
    79 12 IPOH. Sat.— Chin Kee Onn. former Malayan tennis champion who has not entered for the singles event m the forthcoming Malayan tennis championship at Ipoh will after all be taking part m this event but it will probably be the last time that this
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    Ward Beats Cook
    77 12 SYDNEY. July 28 «AP) Jockey Billie Cook, well-known on English race tracks, was just beaten for the Sydney Jockey's Premiership m the racing season that ended today. Despite an absence of three months m England early this year Cook was level with Arthur Ward with 41 wins
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    Dave Sands To Fight Miller
    43 12 Dave Sands To Fight Miller LONDON, July 27: (Reuter) Dave Sands of Australia, the Empire middleweight champion, will fight Duggie Miller, the 25-year-old Johannesburg middleweight at Birmingham on August 20. Earlier negotiations for Sands to fight Jean Stock of France were broken off.
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