The Singapore Free Press, 14 August 1951

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    20 1 The singapore Free Press i^acEST ArnamooN sau: im malaya L:- 1 1 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1551 PKICE FIFTEEN CENTS,
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    U.K. PLEDGE TO PERSIA
    433 1 Stokes submits oil plan to Teheran THP R M TEHERAN, Tuesday. JHL British government last night offered a guarantee against any interference m Persian affairs as part of an agreement to solve the oil dispute. Mr. Richard Stokes, leader of the brilish oil delegation, submitted a
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    Indonesian treaty demands rejected
    263 1 Indonesian treaty demands rejected WASHINGTON, Tues. »pHE final draft of the peace treaty for Japan disclosed yesterday that the two major peacemaking powers, Britain and the U.S., have accepted an Indonesian demand that Japan's sovereignty be specifically outlined. But American and British officials have m essence rejected every other suggestion
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    Neutral state
    30 1 Mr C. G. Smith, of Oxford University, toto the British Aswclation for the Advancement of Bci«nce yesterday that Israel should become the Switzerland of the Middle East A.P.
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    MANAGER KILLED IN JOHORE
    101 1 MANAGER KILLED IN JOHORE free Pres.s Staff Reporter IU LUMPUR. Tues. A EUROPEAN estate manaand a special conaxe acre killed by bandits i«otore yesteraay. planter \\z* Mr. James teon Stoker, of Eng Kee at Kundcns Estates. Tangat Johore He was 49. i ;awan area of fcit Secuny Forces en•zt 16
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    NIGHT ROBBERY
    21 1 ftws SUIT Reporter. «c Chinese, one armed faife. robbed a Chicle of a watch and aoid rin?s m Farrer
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    POLICE CALLED TO MONKS
    154 1 POLICE CALLED TO MONKS RANGOON, Tues. J^ RIOT squad kept the peace at the 2, 500 -year -old Bhwe Dagon Pagoda while a monkish society criticised a rival organisation's UnBuddhist behaviour. It began when the Sasana Ttiantshinye Aphwe disrobed one of its members for misconducting himself with women. As additional
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    Malay soldiers attack shop
    193 1 Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A BARBER'S shop was badly damaged and several people were injured m a fnrious 15- minute free for all involving about 30 Malay soldiers at the junction of Ipoh Road and Princes Road, Kuala Lumpur last night. The soldiers
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    36 1 picture. lost of the Japanese war crinJrvOa m Singapore erin nannihr as their van leaves Outram Road Prison this morning taking them to the Tairea on which they will be «hipp«f| hack U Japan. Free Press
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    BONDS BILL FOR DEBATE IN SEPT.
    87 1 BONDS BILL FOR DEBATE IN SEPT. MR. N. A. Mallal, Progressive Party Councillor for City Division, is to send m his motion on the Premium Bonds Bill for debate at the September meeting of the Legislative Council. Mr. Mallal submitted his motion at the July meeting of the Council bat
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    Mail censorship
    20 1 Censorship of all mail addrened to Communist China has been ordered by the Siamese Ministry of Communications Reuter
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    PLANE HITS HOUSE, 7 DIE
    75 1 SEATTLE- Tues mc Field here yesterday .kill- Peered sharply toward a ML h °Th|' explosion was heard tor mt!«a and «*»<* 2?!S alone the tinder dry roof at f the old building. Reside :Us dashed from trie blazing house, some wtth ihetr clothe* on fire
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    U.S. CUTS OUT FRANCO COMMENT
    228 1 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. 1 The ruH committee appro ed the report which QW**« General aienhawer a* saying the West wa* ao siron* it was "ridiculous' 7 to be too afraid of Russia and the Iron curtain countries. But before taking final action the full committee itracfc
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    Sister Kemy is doomed
    102 1 SYDNEY, Tues. CISTER Elisabeth Kenny, the v Australian nura? whose rtnilili treatment for Infantile panOysis has sated thousand* of childien from permanent dgformUy, sat quietly In a Sydney no*«l loan** je*tetday and UM a reporter: *I da not know how long I will live. I am
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    Bandit banged in Johore
    69 1 KOALA LCMPUR, Tnes. A tandit, W«i Ah Tjiik. was banged «n Johare ttlson this morning. He tad been sentenced to death fer carryIng a hand grenade^ Wong was ewtwM W a corporal o* ttie W Batt»Jkm of the Camwontai* when he walked Into an amwsn lam
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    U.N. convoy in Kaesong
    81 1 TOKYO, Tues. A MOTOR convoy carrying service per&'cnnel and newsmen left the north bank cf the Imjin River today and proceeding through heavy ground fog arrived at Kaesong at 9 a.m. United Nations naval bombardment ot key Commimiat port* on the emit coast of North Korea
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    Hungarians charge Tito
    14 1 BUPATMBT, Tuea. THE Hungarian government 1 yesterday accwtd Yugo*S^ ""SS^ SSitffi
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    OIL AGREEMENT
    29 1 A uew Anglo-Iraqi oil agieement was ajpcd yesterday, fc war omcially annoiScea to Baghdad by s?^ Ibrahim. Director Oe^ral of Propaganda, on ££alf of the iraf CJcvernment.
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    BACK TO WORK
    30 1 Some of the 8% wur f the Sin«we Olmm Manufacturing Company who had been on strike ft the past 2Atos% resumed worjt this morrnng, foUowing a Jett'ement.
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    Russians to attend Jap peace talks
    181 1 Russians to attend Jap peace talks WASHINGTON. Tuesday. RUSSIA has informed the Inited Stales that %he will send a delegation to the Japanese peae* treaty conference, opening m San Franrisco <m September 4. The Stare Department said yesterday that th* Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr. Audref Gromyko, will head the
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    He admires the Reds
    88 1 LONDON. Tues. A HIGH Admiralty official working at the ammunition depot at Bath. Mr. Malcolm McGrath, yesterday told his superiors that his work at 'the Admiralty was not compatible with hLs political opinion because he realised that the weapon* and arms he waj handling would be
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    NO NAVAL SEARCH FOR U.K. SHIPS
    202 1 NO NAVAL SEARCH FOR U.K. SHIPS CAIRO 'THE Egyptian Foreign ister. Mohammad Jv* :»*i el Dtn Pasha, told Parttm/renf last night that E"y?» agreed to the British i>ro r v> al that British shins trav''injr Effect. Arabia. .j. Suez, and Aqn^a be in.sprr ~c by customs officials and :.r by
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    Talks with Nehru
    25 1 The United Nations mediator for Kashmir. Dr Frank Graham, yesterday h»A a 4*minutf ronrersatkm wifh t\m Indian Piimr Minister, Paridtt Nrhru- AFP
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    Judy buys two Paris outfits
    359 2  - Judy buys two Paris outfits Jean Wiseman By TMESE days they talk of "back stage at Balmain's". for many stars of stage and screen are buying their wardrobes there. Judy Garland, recently m Paris, went a step better and bought two wardrobes one for her theatrical work, the! other for
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    Frills on the Centre Court
    310 2  -  IRIS ASHLEY by TODAY'S sketch is of the Centre Court at Wimbledon. We sat there recently among a large and amiable crowd; a fine rain descended on the vast tarpaulin "roof" of the court, and a loudspeaker played "Oh. What a Beautiful Morning/ Then it
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    'MAN IN THE STREET' ON DEATH PENALTY
    936 2  -  EVELYN IRONS WOMAN of the WEEK by MEMBERS of the Royal Commission' on Capital Punishment, under chairman Sir Ernest Gowers, resumed their sessions m London recently. Secret sessions, for at xthis stage the public are not admitted. Soon they must make up their
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    No 'eeks at this mouse
    241 2 ADIES m the audiu ence didn't cry "eek" and nobody jumped on a chairwhen a life-sized and very realistic white mouse made its debut at a Paris fashion show, adorning a blue satin cocktail hat. The mouse was only one of a number of startling
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      276 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR nORN today, you are one of those gay. breesy individuals who makes friends wherever he goes. Yon seem to know instinctively how to get along with all kinds of people. Kindly, sympathetic, cheerful, you go about everything m a genuinely spontaneous fashion. Xou suggest a plan and
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      97 2 New Crossword No. 431 v I I O ■UK H^H^m CLLES At ROSS a dy £heU fish (7): 7 Anemones (4. 7); t. »us i:e SL" c nd n ne 1° —to do nlm reverence" (J. Cocsary (4»; 9. 11 >rITl S hm Z f S St (6): ll 4
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    QUICKER TURN-ROUND SOUGHT
    499 3 QUICKER TURN-ROUND SOUGHT Basten to help Australians MELBOURNE, Tuesday. TO overcome Australia's shipping holdups— a problem aggravated by recent labour disputes— the government-appointed Stevedoring Industry Board puts forward these three suggested remedies for the present slow turn-round of ships: The banning of employer- worker bitterness; mechanisation of cargo handling; and
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    40 3 picture. "SO THIS IS ML:" Still life study of the speedman himself faces Reg Harris at Madame Tussaud's, where he was placed on show m effigy as world professional crcle sprint champion and twice elected sportsman of the year. P.P.
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    INDIA GAINED FROM U.K.
    73 3 X ng newspaper m the Indian i demand re■■s from Japan, dec- India's generosiJ arerxhe'.ming but even overwhelming was the she had made out of War II just from the which was a deb- or. emerged :he war with sterling fe«l air.ou:. iris* to almost pre-war
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    Tank will be fenced in
    90 3 BERLIN. Tues. rE commander oX the American sector of Berlin, General Mathewson, has ordered an 18 feet high fence to be built round a Soviet tank which is used as a monument to the occupation of Berlin by the Red Army Jr. 1945. The monument,
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    ANTI-PIRATE BOMBER OUT
    42 3 Australia yesterday sent a Lincoln bomber to police North Coast waters after reports that Japanese pirates are active there It will bp based permanently on Manus Island. Australia recently asked General Ridgway to protest^ to Japan against piracy. A.P.
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    TROOPS CALLED
    27 3 Switzerland has called up 1,000 troops to aid the flooded regions of the Onsons and the Tessin, hit by the heaviest rainfall ever recorded.- Reuter
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    Murder at sea alleged
    118 3 BALTIMORE, Sat A MURDER at sea is alleged by the French Consulate at Baltimore which is seeking to arrest an Italian who disappeared from the freighter Hellenic after it docked. The Consulate said Jean Oueye. 22, a French Senesalese member of the crew, was carried to
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    Too many people
    43 3 The chairman of the Association of Australian Natives yesterday issued a statement urging the Australian Government to cut down immediately its immigration programme because the present high immigration figure was leading a "deterioration of the economic situation m Australia.' A.F.P.
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    BUCKLEY
    12 3 YA KNOW ITS AGAINST REGULATIONS TO PICK UP HITCH HIKERS r
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    FACE-SAVING TRADE OFFER
    50 3 FACE-SAVING TRADE OFFER Allied and German experts thrashed out a compromise offer to the Soviets at Bonn to get trade going between East and West Germany without losing face. The new formula will be shaped m a way "which is acceptable to both West and East," Allied officials said.— U.P.
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    A wife returns from Teheran
    199 3 HONG KONG, Tuesday. T*HE last-but-one British wife to leave Teheran, 1 Mrs. Eleanor Palamountain, has arrived m London. She says: "Persians are very polite socially, despite an anti-British undercurrent, but the shout, 'Englishman go home' is common m the streets". Mrs. Palamountain and her husband
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    WANTS TO QUIT
    37 3 The West German ViceChancellor. Herr Franz Bluocher. has asked to be relieved as head of the German delegation to the Ruhr authority as it did not likely to pr<^ mote the European ipirit— Reuter
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    Shortage of homes stops marriages
    115 3 Shortage of homes stops marriages ITHACA. New York. 7 THIRTY members, from 20 countries represented at the World Alliance of Youth conference to study youth and family life, were told that the present hou shortage m England Is a deterrent to marriage Roeer Purchase, aped 21. fc Cambridge graduate of
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    Don't throw it at the cook
    96 3 HONG KON<; T yyHEN you are served a. tasteless meal, you don't. fly into a fury and throw X ii the cook In a Communist country. Chan Gyi-huns. a nrovLsn storekeeper m Toishan. m Kwangtung Province, did so The cook appealed to U•• Toishan
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    PACT TRIBUNAL
    39 3 An arbitration tribunal under a chairman of neutral nationality is one of the proposals m the Allied West German report on replacing the occupation statute by treaties an authoritative Al\ lied source has said m Bonn Reuter
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      93 3 Rlf nritSkfi Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya ■jjHHj I I And as tub native BOYv/AtnJ jgfl^ I sneak/ you took a message from j 1 JAKI^ Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya Fwe, .C \nu INSIST ON KbUT, "VkEEP >bUR FlNGttftM/ilfiLl TOI PSAwT\ ||^ARr>W llfoH.
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    The singapore Free Press TUESDAY, August 14, 1951. Shout it loud
    544 4 The singapore Free Press TUESDAY, August 14, 1951. Shout it loud OINGAPORES Trade Fair has drawn so many people to see what the Colony trades m that its run is to oe extended for another three days. It is tempting to see m this proof that the Colony's citizens are
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    Don Iddoii's Diary
    1146 4 Don Iddoii's Diary Keep your door locked m Washington AT three o'clock m the morning there was an imperative knock on the door of my hotel room and then the door opened. As I struggled out of sleep I heard a man say: "You must keep your door locked at
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    IT'S THE HUMIDITY AND THE HEAT
    435 4 IT'S THE HUMIDITY AND THE HEAT rjROWING shortages yM of manpower, coupled with the necessity to lengthen working hours to meet defence needs, have the leading industrialists closely scanning means of keeping workers happy and on the job m the United States. The Defence Manpower Administrator warned U.S. industry recently
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    HOLES IN THE 'CURTAIN'
    438 4 ft LETTER TO THE EDITOR > OIR, Your editorial, of 4 August "P ra v d a Mystery", calls for the following comments: You state that "the official stranglehold on all sources of information is so complete that hardly a Soviet citizen would have known anything
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    46 4 These children have read of the Russian T34 tank m almost every story from the X they are seeing one for themselves on the Horse Guard's Parade m London. It is part f a d n<nr tion of Russian equipment captured m Korea. an fxh iki-
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    Higher taxes will pay for new defences
    836 4  - Higher taxes will pay for new defences Cyril Marshall Sweden's Finance Minister Is A Worried Man By QNCE there was a saying that Sweden kept down her military expenditure so that she could keep up her social services. Nor was that time long ago, for as recently as 1938 Sweden's
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      11 4 BEST SHEFFIELD CUTLERY U.S.de Silva j Jewellers j 106 ORCHARD RD.
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      163 4 •Tm expecting a loud crash of gl«* any minutt "Whst's going on OMi "The children sre cricket.n§ Jttfc bottom of tht garden-*^ WJ seems to be bashmg balls man directions!" "Wall, Susan, all tHc best cr.cketen break a window now *n4 tnen. and all because of a turkey 1 •III?"
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    COMMISSIONERS TO FOOT DINNER BILL
    165 5 COMMISSIONERS TO FOOT DINNER BILL City Status celebrations rELEBRATmvc 688 Staff Reporter Cbv RovJ r h l Ol the c grant of Cit y Status to Cl procession, and a dinner Commission^ P r° nallv by the Municipal citSs t0 8 number of Prominent for «Sc"2 t b h e
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    SHRIRO'S STAND AT TRADE FAIR
    9 5 SHRIRO'S STAND AT TRADE FAIR tni> <»f the tlurd
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    RICE IMPORTS FOR SPORE
    134 5 APPLICATIONS for import r licences will now be considered for the commercial importation of- the following types of rice from Thailand. Burma and the Associated States of Cambodia Viet.nam and Laos: Whole grain 100 per cent Broken (grades Cl and C 3 only*. Cargo (or loonzein).
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    ACK FROM STUDY OF TRADE UNIONS
    158 5 Lp..^ NUtT Krporter I BHnbe; vi the AdKf Serwces •-vended i f v 3i ear- S;ew the f Adr Services r^B: be stopped > er for dsrtas Trade Union I, r he MBffe* :he Wiilem I went to the United Kingdom, on a scholarship
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    RUBBER REPLANTING
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    C.G. TO VISIT DJAKARTA
    53 5 The Commissioner-General. Mr Malcolm Mac Donald, will pay a visit to Djakarta on Aug. 20 and ?/y tnere for a few days. Mrs. Mac Donald will accompany him Their visit is wholly informal, but during their stay Mr MacDoi.ald hopes to meet President Sukarno and other
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    'The Messiah' in Ipoh
    36 5 Rehearsals have begun under the joint direction of Mrs. W H Haines and the Rev. Donald Young for the presentation of Handera famous Oratorio— -The Aiessiah" during the Christmas Season m Ipoh.
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    635 FAMILIES HAD CAUSE TO BE GLAD
    210 5 Free Press Staff Reporter A TOTAL of 635 needy families had received Government's new increased rates of relief allowances under the Public Assistance Scheme up to noon yesterday, since the revised rates came into effect from August 1 this year, a spokesman of
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    COUNCILLOR'S INTEREST
    65 5 ]if/J5. Vilasini Menon, Legislative Councillor for Seletar, said that she icas very much impressed when she visited the Social Welfare Department yesterday to see what was being done to relieve the poor and aged. Mrs. Menon said that the Department's scheme for rendering special help to curable tuberculosis
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    FOUNDRY -WORKERS ON STRIKE
    35 5 About 200 workers In se-.en foundries m Kampar went on strike yesterday morning as expected foliowing tlie three-hour meeting on Saturday between their representatives and tn» owners which ended In failure.
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    BLACKOUT AREAS
    74 5 rpHE following substations will be liable to load-shedding tonight:— New World. Bendemeer Road Ban Hock Leong, Milne Road, Jalan Pekan. Jalan Sultan, Beach Road, Alhambra. Raffle* Hotel, Sumbawa Road. Boon Tat Street. Aliunied Road. Sims Avenue. Paya Lebar Pumps, Joo Chiat Place. Jalan Eunos, Rangoon Road, Towner Road.
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    Govt. machinery went into high gear yesterday
    181 5 Govt. machinery went into high gear yesterday Free Press SUIT Reporter. GOVERNMENT machinery went Into hifh fear JJjJtrrfay when Mr. Kwa Soon tbuan. vho wai recently appointed l to he Colonial Administrative Service. Hmped slowly into the Government office* on e ic h nt Mr Kwa. who went to En«omrcrs
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    NEW FORMS FOR IMPORT LICENCE
    88 5 IMPORTERS are hereby notified 1 that with effect from Sept. 15 a new form (I. E. 10 > wlli be introduced for the purpose of making application to Import. The present form known aa an A.P., will not be accepted toy the Import Licensing Bi«ma
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    HOSPITALS BAFFLED
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    Crippled, paralysed, mentally deficient
    152 5 Crippled, paralysed and mentally deficient, the unfortunate four-year-old Chinese girl m the picture above has baffled the efforts of Singapore hospitals to give her any relief. Diagnosed by one medical institution as suffering from "mental deficiency and spastic quadraplagie," the child was entrusted to the care
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    'TARGET OF UNFAIR CRITICISM'
    208 5 'Poor, inoffensive Commissioners' Free Press Staff Reporter I WaS not correct to assume that the Singapore Municipal Commissioners had increased their service charges to enable them to pay higher cost of living allowances to their employees, as a correspondent m the press seemed to think, Mr.
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    LABOUR DEPT'S BIGGEST 'HEADACHE'
    153 5 Free Press Staff Reporter 'TEEN-AGERS among Singa- pore's cabaret hostesses m Singapore do not go to school at all. "They don't like school they are far too independent for things like that," Mr. A. B. Colton. the Assistant Commissioner for Labour, told the Free Fres* yesterday.
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    New system for TB work
    104 5 THE committee of the Johore Bahru District Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis has accepted m principle the suggestion put forward by Dr. E. C. Vardy that a system be adopted whereby once a person is labelled as a TB patient, it should be the
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    KAMPONG MALAYS & CO-OP SOCIETIES
    59 5 KAMPONG MALAYS CO-OP SOCIETIES Kampong Malays n. more active interest m »hi' happening outMde their if they were to equip them < to take their rightful plarr the country, declared the D» mi^sioner for Co-operative D lopment, Mr. T F Carey. r"."iday. A total ol 14.499 person* registered a* voters
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    'I know nothing' says Actg. Labour Chief
    246 5 'I know nothing' says Actg. Labour Chief Reconstitution of Advisory Board Free Prrsc Staff Reporter MR. C. W. Lyle, acting Commissioner of Labour. Singapore, said yesterday that ht knew nothing about a recomtltution of the Malayan Labour Advisory Board as mentioned m London on Sunday by the Secretary of State
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    TOUR OF S.E.A. UNIVERSITIES
    51 5 Dr. PHILIP Thayer. l?« n of the School for Advance! Studies at the John H< >» University. Washington, who on a i< ur of Sooth I- Am* to establish contact with un n sitlfs. Dr. Thatcr was n bm ness m Singapore 31 yean ago. Free
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    1015 6 TESTING SEASON FOR UK RUGGER Coming visit of Springboks From PETER LOVEGROVE gRITISH rugby faces its most testing season for 20 years with the forthcoming visit of the Springboks from South Africa. Our visitors are the leading nation of the Commonwealth at the game, and they have not tasted defeat
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    Robertson to take up referee ing
    269 6 Robertson to take up referee ing rvp.O. "Jock" Robertson. Royal Navy footballer and delegate to the Singapore Amateur Football Association Council, leaves Singapore for the United Kingdom next Sunday. He has decided to retire as a player and take up refereeing professionally when ho settle* down after gaining his release
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    IKIN TAKES A REST
    99 6 JOHN IKIN. the England and Lancashire all-round-er who is due to tour India with the M.C.C. team this winter, v unlikely to play again during toe English season because of back trouble. He had to withdraw from the England team m the fourth Test against South
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    SLTA finals today
    122 6 rj'tHlS evening on the padang A Lim Hee. Chin and Lietn Khe Liang will fight out the men's singles title m this year's Singapore Lawn Tennis Association Championships. The final m the mixed doubler will also take place today. Mrs. J. Purrier and Lim Bong Soo will
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    WHY STYMIE IS TO GO
    230 6 TO the average golfer the abolition of the stymie is the most important change m the new code of golf rules approved by the United States Golf Association and to e» before the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrew's. The stymie has been
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    Chelsea will have a strange look
    413 6 MANY well-known players have been leaving Stamford Bridge or refusing to sign terms for the coming season, and the Pensioners, who maintained their Div. 1 status by a hair's breadth last v l n bear a very stran £c look when they take the
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    Combined side must improve
    529 6 Free Press Soccer Reporter A COMBINED European and Eurasian soccer team will take the field against the South China tourists on August 25. When that Saturday comes round the Combined XI must display more polish than they did yesterday on the Padang against Fathul Karib. This
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    McCarthy, wickets for I routs Sussses
    289 6 McCarthy, wickets for I routs Sussses r«UAN McCarthy, tall f, ir h fast bowler, wrecked r << wl day at Hove with a devas' SSfx >n*?W him the last ci s ht wickeu V" c SWI «>>?■ hat-trick-the first by a h r r "n 3 Sussex collapsed'- llri '^^l
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    ISLAND CLUB FOURSOMES
    88 6 ISLAND Clubs President ar.d A Vice-president's Prise goll competition will be held on the morning of Sunday. Sept. 2 It will be a four-ball aeerecat* medal stroke play handicap .full Handicap allowance). One player from the A" DMsion is to be partnered by on* from the "B*
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    83 6 Keighley him Century ACBmHTfcrnJ ip y varied fr 9 Oj the tovD{ KCC*I by 96 rum vtft^V Keiehley cfoia* I MCC mnmps o' IS|^| only two other phpmM ed double figures J supported Keicsjpt itl Hfressivf 44 bo: :> the side fn.,^ rjy iv 9 tnmiiafrS while Uie fit^.: J
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    126 6 J^S offer of 1517.000 for thf European broadcasting right* to the Randolph Turpm vu. Ray Robinson middleweight title fifht was made yesterday by a commercial radio station m Luxembourg. The British Broadcasting Corpora ion has also made an oftVt for the fight which will be stared m
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    UROPEANS BID FOR HONOURS
    377 7  -  CRUSADER By Vital match v. Chinese E U «?P E A A NS, runners-up to Malays 5n the >ear. With e*ht JniTtS^^S^^ are m a very strong position mey They have yet to be beatpn h** v two points, having drawn with Rn™? Ve x T
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    TENNIS FINALS
    29 7 c,. ;rvs E Le Wim aeSo-Li iea^nst +L \a& f I Moreira JJp tournamenv reRoasrio r ;nner'llTi M de Souia runners- up Ltfim C WesterJ^G 1 Bo«a»rs.
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    46 7 Indian sports sheet proposed LITiPIR Men —A Mig*ad sports nneet ■*n year under the til Indian sports :*ava was made by MM Singh Sairbi at I Cace du.ner at the fctt m. aigfti ito the Sikhs would co-optrate m or- meet and looked mortal bodies mak-
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    24 7 11 Lf»«ue: Malav 5 *^lav Benar: Srrund *li lftif i SHB ■*'U Third Div B "m«M| Sajarah. f rhampionJ gj »n4 mixed
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    Cheerful Lads beat Police
    63 7 Cheerful Lad* beat Ponce Sports Association by three* go.ls to two m a Singapore Amateur Football Association Div. 2 league match at Geylang Stadium yesterday evening. Scorers for Cheerful Lads were Guan Kirn, Tony and Hishim. Ch-w Kwan Leong scored lor Police. Their other gcal camp
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    tigor CRC k 3 final
    39 7 tigor CRC k 3 final Mon By ifeCbrMrcd Bank by bj :o :*o 'his evening, r^we Reireat:on Club B cff I final taapr Football AssociaX .t^Jt. SCRC will IYMCJk nc 3i"i «ccrec hrough wMII Lim )m, *nd Ker.i; Hock
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    Hogan's final round of 66 wins prize
    184 7 Hogan's final round of 66 wins prize g£N HOGAN, with a final round of M i 33, 33) for a 15 under par 273 for 72 holea at Chicago on Sunday captured golfs biggest money award U5512.500-and the Tarn O Snanter "world" title Hogan starting the final round fne stroke,
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    FARELF CUP SEMI-FINAL
    51 7 QWING to this evening's semifinal at Aver Raja Road against Royal Electrical and Mechanical 'Engineer* 1b the FARELF inter-unit knockout soccer contest. 30 Battalion Royal Army Ordinance Corps postponed vesierdav's United Services League encounter with Royal Naval Air Command. The frame was scheduled to take place at
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    TEACHERS' TEAM
    55 7 Singapore Teachers XI to meet Federation Teachers at soccer at Bukit Timah today will be selected from the following: Lian Fook Chin, Yoon Ching Hoong. Low Weng Kee, D. Dragon. X Dragon, Cheoh Hai, A. da Silva, W. Vaz, V. Gome*. Hui Peng, D. D. Ponniah. Mok Khoon
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    LATEST S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TABLES
    363 7 I ATEST placings of teams L m the Singapore Amateur Football Association League tournaments are: FIRST DIVISION p W D L F APts Tigers S.A. 11 10 1 29 7 20 I:! 583 err 1 12 8 l 1D B°r a stM s 2 s ?RC
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    Treasure Ship wins Cup
    27 7 Treasure Ship <*»«> "nntnp the W?* G £2 Cud <11 furlonifs) from Kaj >lVhal (McCloud) and Er? n -ssapg p Scoops Amateur Service piciure.
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    Jumping tor a header
    45 7 picture. McDonald, Combined KurrfJ> c m and Eurasian centreforward, leaps to head the ball awa v from a Fathul Karib defender m yesterday's soccer friendly on the padang which the Combined side wo n by four coals to two. Free Press
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    S.T.T.A. say 'no' to Leach, Haguenauer
    259 7 JOHNNY Leach, the world table tennis champion, and Michel Haguenauer, the French title-holder, will be passing through Singapore this weekend on their way back to Europe, but are not expected to play here. During their recent visit they swept the board, their victims including
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    Badminton fixtures
    328 7 pOLLOWING ties m the Singapore junior badminton championships will be played at the Clerical Union Hall on Saturday and Sunday: SATIBDAY <M& p.m.) Ng Ying Chow and Low Wing Dun v Aziz Ahmad and L. A. Edwards Joseph Cheah arid Chan Ah Koi v Tan Boon Tow and
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    Team leaves tomorrow
    71 7 Colony's contingent of 29 men and eight women to the annual All-Malayan athletic championships to be held m Kuala Lumpur on Friday and Saturday met %t the S.R.C. yesterday to make final arrangements for their trip It was decided that for the march past at the opening
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    Start of rugby
    58 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.-Selan-gor Club iugby season will start with practice games early m September. All members who wish to play this season are asked to enter their namca on the list provided on the club notice board Or they may contact Mr. J. D. Yates <Tel. No.
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    CHANNEL SWIM
    38 7 DOVER. Mon.— The mass Channel swim race from Prance to Britain organised by the Daily Mail was today postponed for a second time to 6.30 a.m. British Summer Time on Wednesday owing to bad weather. Reuter
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    Another Hong Kong team coming
    172 7 KOWLOON BUS soccAXI, holders of the Hong Kong Football Shield and runne;s-up m the League championship, propose to visit Singapore to play three games m the firsj; week of September. Singapore Amateur Football Association are writing to them offering them the usual terms and fixing
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    Hutton and Compton just miss centuries
    478 7 latest coUHtV dRICKCT SCORES EN Hutton of Yorkshire and Denis Compton of Middlesex both just missed centuries yesterday m County matches which are curtain-raisers for the last Test match against South Africa at the Oval on Thursday. Compton, mho scored 97, was actually batting
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    63 7 T«HE Combined European aod Eurasian soccer team to meet Combined Services In a friendly match on the Padang. on Fridahu been selected^* follows Wood: Va*«. Lawther; Morton, David* Benton; Being Outhne. McDonald. Inglia. Kinc Thw match *ill wrve m a trial to choose a «ide for
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    37 7 NEW YORK. Tue«— Seeking hi* eighth fctravght victory on the comeback trail. Joe Louu will meet Jimmy Blvin* 8t Baltimore tomorrow night In a t<^i-rouiMJ bout that fhoukJ featurt (hH week's boxing A. P.
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    BIRTHS
    39 8 JANTZEN. The child of the yrar a bouncing boy. Mother and ott pring doing fine. On view from Friaay. at home. STOKES. To Florence Mary. «v'» of Eric, on August 12th at Kandang Kerbau Hospital. a d".','hter. Jennifer
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    54 8 IHS FAMILY of the late Mr C. ri Khay Hor tender their heart1 thanks to all relatives, friends and Associations for their letters 5 of condolence, wreaths, scrolls and I ninht visits, and various forms of assistance rendered on the occa- *:oa of the funeral of the late Mr.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    87 8 IN MEMORY of JOHN A. DIG- t jGENS. murdered by terrorist* at u V^rap. South Kedah on the) ourteenth August. 1960. A.M. and R.C. ANNOI'NCEMENT THE PLAY you nave been frattkM for Ardele by Jean Anouilh. Victoria Theatre Aug. 15th, 16th. 17th. at 9 p.m. B:wk:rt2 r at
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    17 ARRESTED
    19 8 Police io Rio de Janeiro arrested 17 tmpected CommunlsU, five of them students, durin* the weekend.- Reuter
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    UK WONT CUT RED TRADE
    350 8 UK WONT CUT RED TRADE Supplies 'vital to economy LONDON, Tuesday. BRITAIN will tell the United States this week that she cannot abandon all her trade with the Iron Curtain countries because their supplies are vital to her economy. Britain's stand, which will be explained by a Cabinet Minister probably
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    22 8 BACK IN FORM again is Esther Williams, the swimming actress, after a five- month absence durins; which she had her second baby.
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    U.S. scramble for Royal visit
    241 8 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. CAPITAL matrons have started manoeuvring to into one of the year's biggest social events the October visit of the Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. Although the Royal couple will not arrive until October 24, there is much careful planning to obtain
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    POLES JAILED FOR TREASON
    61 8 Nine Polish officers were sentenced In Warsaw yesterday to prison terms ranging from 10 years to life on the charges of plotting to overthrow the Communist government and spying for "imperialist powers." Four generals were sentenced to life, three colonels to 15 years, a major to
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    29 8 Six people were killed when two Royal Air Force planes crashed at Hudswell m North Yorkshire yesterday. The planes were believed to have collided m mid-air.- Reuter
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    HE LIKES THE SHORT SKIRT
    44 8 HE LIKES THE SHORT SKIRT Mr. Peter Rosenfeld, President of the California Fashion Creator*, said yesterday that his industry will fight the Paris-led trend towards longer skirts. Mr. Rosenfeld declared: "American women have the most beautiful legs m the world. Why hide them?' A.P.
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    H.K. MONEY
    25 8 Yesterday's closing quotations on the Hong Kong money exchange were: HK$355/6.3875 per US$ 1. HK515.70 per sterling. HK$3l4 per tael of cold.— U.P.
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    FEAR HAS MADE REFUGEES
    176 8 M n mt GENEVA, Tuesday. R. G. J. Van Houven Goedhart, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, said yesterday that failure to achieve the Atlantic Charter's -freedom from fear" was one of the main producers of refugees. 'Tear still reigns m a good deal of the
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    RANI ALMOST MADE HISTORY
    64 8 Rani, a 19-year-old elephant m Munich, almost majle elephant history by bearing twin calves. This was discovered by Munich Zoo officials investigating her mysterious death last Friday. On July 28, Rani delivered one calf, born dead. An autopsy disclosed she was still carrying another calf, also
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    ESCAPE BID
    39 8 Three Turkish soldiers from the Turkish brigade m Korea jumped into the Sues C*na) yesterday from the American ship General Langflett to escape punishment for indiscipline awaiting them back m Turkey. They were arrested by Egyptian police.
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    Steel steadies industrials
    161 8 LONDON. Tuesday. INFLATIONARY implications of the sharp rise In 1 steel prices m the United Kingdom held the industrial share market steady to occasionally firmer yesterday, states Renter's financial correspondent. Textiles were again m small demand from the provinces and firm conditions ruled m such issues as
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    NINE OIL ISLANDS ARE IN DISPUTE
    159 8 NINE OIL ISLANDS ARE IN DISPUTE LONDON, Tues QRITAIN and Saudi Arabia are trying to settle the disputed ownership of about nine islands, several shoals and some border territory m the oil-rich Persian Gulf. British officials reported yesterday. Britain is acting m the dispute on behalf of the Bahrein and
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    Death charge is made
    86 8 MADAME Yvonne Cheval- Her was formally charged yesterday with the murder or her husband the day after he became a member of the new French cabinet. A magistrate made the formal charge after a lone Inquiry mm the shootLig of Dr. Pierre Chevallier, newly named Secretary
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    NO CHANGE
    38 8 The New Syrian Premier, Hassan Hakeem, told Parliament yesterday that Syria sticks to its Republican regime, but is eager to cooperate to the fullest extent with her sister Arab states m achieving a union. A. P.
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    18 8  -  GEOFFREY EVANS By If can onty k«p tfi« ft* •ruidpft dMant warn to havt a
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    'Hitler alive,' says pastor
    137 8 TORONTO, Tues. THE ReT. T. T. Shields, 77- year-old pastor of the Jarvis Street Baptist Church m Toronto, said that Adolf Hitler was not dead. The preacher made the statement while telling his congregation of his experiences m Brazil where he recently attended the Pan-American Evangelical
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    29 8 Sweden U to grant political sanctuary to 12 Polish sailors who mutinied and seized a minesweeper 11 days ago and steere" t into a Swedish DOrt.- U.P.
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    44 8 CAREFREE TTTO Martha 1 Tito of Yugoslavia uncon cerned by a threat of a Russian-led invasion, dances "Kola" at a meeting m the Bosnia -Hrn-egov'.-n m;, lage of Knezepolje, Juhr 27, on the tenth anniversary t the Republic's 19th partisan uprising; against the invaders.
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    FIREMEN HAD SAD TASK
    47 8 A large crowd In Manila yesterday sadly watched fire men pouring water bkzing building. The reason The water quenching hflames was also pouring dowlnto nine huge vats of beer which provide a reservoi- for the bottling plant of the San Miguel Brewery —Reuter
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    24 8 Indonesia dempim Red envay r;onsul -Gei»« I mentv.:- i the ai ,«^J lv Indoviu *l about the bj. JJJj »mtUy amt^. ft month ajr.'f^S
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