Singapore Standard, 31 July 1951

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    11 1 Singapore Standard SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    New Capital Of $2,100,000 For Sin Poh Group
    239 1 New Capital Of $2,10 0,000 For Sin Poh Group 'f O r P.* pie's Benefit imated which owns a chain of 1 \st Asia has been reorganized SUOOOOO. Announcing this yesterday, the Governing Director, Mr. I Aa- BcK»n Haw. said that this capital of $2,100,000 will I be used for
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    Fed.Language Concession Ends Today
    6 1 Fed.Language Concession Ends Today i do
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    5 Drown In Regatta At Lake Caron
    92 1 EDMITKSTON NEW BRI'NS BVICK 1 R W men ii h c Ihe :1 r-boal capsized and i t Lake 20 mi es I 'i here iast p 1V c urere known lights epi ihe police dragged the Lake I«" more I Bui ter
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    Back From Visit To Selangor
    50 1 photo. Mr. Thomas E. Dowry, Governor of New York State, returning to Singapore by R.A V. Devon, after a fourhour visit of Selangor State. At th« salute is Captain R. J. Binu'um-N c w Ia n d A.D.C. to the t'iOVei-ni»r Sir Franklin fiinKit.i Standard
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    Producers To Confer With Dewey Today
    396 1 Standard Staff Reporter GOVERNOR of New York, Mr. Thomas E. Dewey, is expected to meet today representatives of Malaya's tin and rubber industries m unofficial talks at Singapore which promises to result m future a greater understanding m America of the problems of Malayan
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    Typhoon Heading For Philippines
    12 1 TAIPEI July 30: (Reuter AAP) -Weather officials todaywarned
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    Dewey Impressed By Anti-Bandit Drive, Lauds Briggs Plan
    314 1 Standard Staff 'teporter GOVERNOR Thomas E. Diwey of New York State yesterday saw how Malaya's security forces were dealing with Communist terrorists m a four hour visit of Selangor State. He told Kuala Lumpur pressmen afterwards that the way our tones carried
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    20 Ships Held Up At Tilbury Docks
    41 1 LONDON, July 30 (Reuter)— Twenty ships were held up at the Tilbury Docks near London today by a lightning strine of 1974 dockers The men are protesting against the recruitment of 200 additional workers.
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    Allies Batter Red Defence
    169 1 EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUAR. TEKS. Korea, July 30 (UP>— United Nations forces battered at a Communist stronghold north of Yanggu on the east-central front Eor the fifth straight day today. They attacked the Cum-munist-held hill mas.; from three sides. One United Nations column struck from a mountain
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    Nehru Asks Liaquat To New Delhi
    145 1 Nehru Asks Liaquat To New Delhi NEW DKLHI, July 30 (Router). Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru Indian Prime Minister today invited Pakistan Prime Minister Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan to New Delhi "at any time convenient to you to discuss matters concerning 1 both countries without any pre-conditions. The invitation was contained m
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    Chiang's Sons Not Sacked
    114 1 TAIPEI. July 30 (Reuter-AAP) —America's chief military adviser to Chiang Kai-shek, Major General William Curtis Chase today announced at a press conference that "there was absolutely no truth" m repeated rumours he had recommended' the sacking of Chiang's two sons from key posts. General Chase said,
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    Yard Takes Over 1st UK Elephanticide Case
    130 1 London Zoo Murder i— LONDON, July 30 (Reuter) Scotland Yard today took over the case of the murdered elephant-London zoo's £1,500 sterling Ranee, who died on July 17 from deliberate lead poisoning. This is likely to be the first case of elephanticide ever
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    UK Sending New Mission To Iran For Oil Confab
    306 1 LONDON, July 30 (AP) Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison announced today Britain will send a Cabinet mission to Teheran to discuss anoil agreement with Persia. He told the House of Commons the mission will be led by Richard Stokes, the Lord Privy
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    Stock Markets Quiet, Uncertain
    128 1 LONDON. July 30 ißeutert— Although much quieter than on Friday last stock markets were none the less very difficult to deal m today. Only approximate PStimates could be made regarding the earning capacities ot issues directly involved m the new dividend limitation proposal while another uncertainty
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    Wedemeyer Retires
    13 1 SAX FRANCISCO, July 'M Lieutenant-General Albert C. Wedf inever wlm__LLL—_ Wnljii
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    No Ambush Of UN Forces, Says Van Fleet
    70 1 EIGHTH ARMY HEAJ> QUARTERS. Korea. July 30 (UP) United Nations forces will maintain a constant vigilance during the ceasefire talks to safeguard against Communist "ambush". Gen. James A. Van Fleet, Com mander of the Eighth Army, said today. "We must not and
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    W. Europe Conditions Improved
    100 1 WASHINGTON. July 30 I (Reuter) Four memberi of the United State- Sena c F reign Relations Committee who recently returned from a lour of Western Europe said here yesterday that conditions there had been greatly improved through American financial aid. The four Senators Democrats John J
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    Burma: Denmark Sign Air Agreement
    50 1 RANGOON. Jul: i (Reuterl— Burma today signed a bilatei tl air transport agreement with Denmark. The agreement enables Scan* dinavian Air Services to operate .scheduled services through Burma Operations are expected to start early next year when extension work ai Rangoon airport has been completed.
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    Ceasefire Talks Still Deadlocked
    153 1 rXITED NATIONS ADVANCE BASF, July 30 (l*P) The ceasefire negotiations ended their 14th and lengthiest single meeting today still deadlocked on the question of an armistice butter zone. The nth session uraj > for 1 1 a.m tomorrow foi other attempt to break I fbur-day-old deadlock
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    Gen. de Lattre Arrives In Paris
    89 1 Gen de Lattre Arrives In Paris I 1 \IJIS. julj N I AP' Uen eral Jean d<" LaW ••>:!- French II:.;:: Commis ionei n I am ndei m-Chiel m I tuna ived he: b) i' im from Saigon Sunday for la with DeCence Ministei lutes ICoch and other Go\ ernnv
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    'ONLY GOVERNOR-IN-COUNCIL COULD HAVE ANNULLED THE MARRIAGE'
    801 2 'ONLY GOVERNOR-IN -COUNCIL COULD HAVE ANNULLED THE MARRIAGE' Mallal's 7 -Point Attack On Judgment BY HERMAN RAPPA, STANDARD STAFF REPORTER IN V COURTROOM veil guarded by armed uniformed and plain clothes Police, the Maria He.to-1. appeal began m the Singapore Court of Civil Appeal yesterday before the Clnef Justice of
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    Awbery Sees Strachey On Storekeepers
    143 2 Awbery Sees Strachey On Storekeepers MR Stanley Awbery, I abour M.F in the British t'irliament, has written to (he Army Civil Service Union of Singapore, stating thai he has seen the Secretory of State !»r War, Mr. ,i o In Stracaey, several times on the claims of over I,#M Army
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    40 2 Hem Voik G«vfrMH Thorn.is F. Dewej chats with Commisjioon General Bfalcobn Mac Donald at a cocktail party held at the Ksideace of the Acting Amertoui Cmmd on Sraklay: With t n h Mr. Aw Boos Raw, phflamtturopisl and newspapex masßate.
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    HURT CHARGE
    41 2 SIXTY-YEAR-OLD Chinese Lee V, Mvi was eh irq- ed m the Sin§ »p re Sec< d Polia Court yestet with hurl Lam i i with acl pp Duxn J I v I was all bail ol $150 until Aug
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    BRIBER FINED
    33 2 TAN PENG 'i I Ow was fined $50 iB the S jai re First I trict C lay. bribe of $1 t i P c him from cus- jd July 23.
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    Blackouts Today
    196 2 si BSTATIONS liable to load shedding today arc: DAY Armenian Street DC. Tan Cliye Mace Fort Canning. Scab St." Waterloo St.. St. Andrews/ iii^n SI Stamford Kd.. Albert street. Firestone, Kukit Timah Piiiimx, Balestier Uoad. Jalan Ampas, H. M.H.I 1 Meßitehie. Braddel] Rise, seletar Pomps, Nee Soon. Seletar
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    ENGLISH LAW DOES NOT APPLY HERE—COUNSEL
    579 2 ENGLISH LA W DOES NOT APPLY HERE— COUNSEL pointed out thai such appeals had been made to the Governor who is the proper authority to hear this appeal. "My argument is that the court* had no jurisdiction to declare the marriage invalid. -The Kathi. counsel submitted had power to annul
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    S'pore Red Cross Calls For $100,000
    260 2 Standard Woman Reporter THE Singapore Branch of the British Red Cross Society m its 1951 appeal is aiming at a target of SlOO,OOO. Of this $30,000 is needed for general work. The balance is for a Building Fund and to equip and run the
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    What Thio Chan Bee REALLY Said
    515 3 SiagaIhC Treys t ent o Than speech at RcsnttrUjeriea from >ays L I.os UK h.m ||M .ittrirausißS !.,drrs r the a :n I PLEADED FOR PEACE:! UNITY he addressed meetings twice m Washington, once at the Mackinac Assembly, m Seattle and S»an Francisco and
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    Sure Success Way To Teach Mandarin
    347 3 i BIENMING, Professor of Mandarin! ad I —lish Phonetics and Intonation, said' ion Department is taking up the] •l m earnest and has enlisted a< uh it m the English Schools, it is c of the latest developments in| se known as "Quoyu Romanization."
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    65 Men Refused To Tell Woes To A Woman
    53 3 65 Men Refused To Tell Woes To A Woman Ma B ik«r, pal 9 Ifare p.-us S Iga] >re „-ral En i oLmm Oai i. h'rk Isseskßi has beta Sl d I to-mor-lowlm BtIke Letj ssla s tioa -r I ibeia nbto a > >n~ -i m ij -d a
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    22 3 C ass ace is 7 1 Koad: 0p m > 9.30 E 4::sh Evening Qaay: Uan- tAd- Last \!iii)ition: ti.m 6
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    CLAIMS TRIAL
    15 3 First 11 i at- while R tad m He t eased bail until
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    He Died Of Hemp
    132 3 THE SINGAPORE Coroners Court was told yesterday that an American negro seaman had died because <>: respiratory failure dj Right on b> smoking Indian hemp Evidence ol this was given by D:- T Balasinghan who per- trraed a post-mortem on the bodj oi the 30-year-old seaman
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    Remember Her
    4 3 rmo LAN
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    Kiwis Plan Picnic
    70 3 THE KIWI Members League will hold a picnic on Monday, Aug. t> at Messrs Lim Teck Lee's bungalow at Ponggol Point. Buses have been laid on and will leave Clifford Pier ai 8.15 a.m. Pick-up points have been arranged at the .unction of Tampenu and Upper Serangoon
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    56 3 picture. SIMOX POETT. (coat over am) 2» -year-old son of MajorGeneral J. H. N. Poett Chief of Staff FARELF. returned to Sin^anore" by BOAC plane to *pend his holidays with his parents He is studying at Worth Preparatory School m Sussex. To meet Simon were his brother, Brian (7), sister
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    SHE'S FOUND HER MOTHER
    20 3 I HoUdat L Choo, oreSocial £i§#§§i child missing to both TeloK Aycr SSSrtSnt The woma" was^
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    New Plan To Expand A.A.M. Membership
    182 3 THE AUTOMOBILE Association of Malaya has adopted a plan of collective membership open to commercial firms, clubs, consulates and other associations. Previously, the membership has been confined to the private motorist. Mr. K. G. Bume, Secretary of the Automobile Association of Malaya, said that
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    ROW OVER EXTRA' PASSENGER S'pore Motorists ARE Indignant
    379 3 ROW OVER EXTRA' PASSENGER S 'pore Motorists ARE Indignant Standard Staff Reporter LEADING Singapore figures of the motoring public were indignant at the Traffic Police action against private ears carrying more persons than they are licensed to. The general consensus of opinion is that the Traffic Police should concern itself
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    56 3 picture. Rev. Calvin Chao (extreme left), inaugurated first Superintendent of Religious Activities of the Singapore Chinese Christian Inter-Church Union is seen here with brother minister*. From left: Rev. Huang Mo Teng, Rev. Kuok Ko Mo (Chairman of the Inter-Church Un on u-lio performed the inauguration), Rev. Hovn Htm Kena Roi-
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    MEDICAL TESTS FOR TRISHAMEN
    182 3 Standard Staff Reporter STRICTER precaution is being taken by the Singapore Registrar of Vehicles' Department m the issue of new licences to trisha riders plying for hire m the Colony. Trisha riders, who are renewing their licences, will now have to be certified medically fit to
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    JUMBO KEEPS FIT ON BOAT DECK
    283 3 JUMBO KEEPS FIT ON BOA T DECK photo, Standard Shipping Reporter WEIGHING three tons a baby rifphiat— ftft of x w Kinj; of Cambodia to President Truman arr'vcd m Singapore on the Roya! Interocean ship Ruys yesterday. The elephant was put <m the ship at Saigon, and Cheang Cheng a
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    Big Claim For Damages Disabled Man Sues Motorist For $126,276
    389 4 Big Claim For Damages Disabled Man Sues Motorist For $126,276 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Disabled following a motor accident, a 26-year-old assistant Resettlement Officer, Kon Kirn Soon, was carried to the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court, today, on a stretcher, to give evidence m a civil suit m which he Is claiming
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    24 4 Mrs. Tan Tcck Bee of Kuala Lumpur who will be proceeding 1 to the United Kingdom next week by the "Canton" on a holiday.
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    Red Toll Steadily Mounting
    126 4 Red Toll Steadily Mounting Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The bandit toll for this month is steadily rising and yesterday, m the rural district of Kuala Lumpur, security forces killed a woman bandit during an engagement with a gang of six terrorists. The dead woman has been identified as
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    Fatal End To A Swim
    82 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A Chinese boy. Chang Lee Loong, 14. was drowned m a pond at (lie Lake Gardens, here last night. The body was recovered from the pond this morning:. It appears that Chang went with another boy for a swim m the pond
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    Home Guard Officer Assaulted
    208 4 Home Guard Officer Assaulted Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— When the Officer-in-Charge i I Ulu Gombak District asked the occupier of a house for the register oi the inmates m his house, the latter struck ♦he officer three times with a parang. This was stated m the first magistrate's
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    JB Youths To Register For Call-up
    197 4 JOIICRE BAIIRU. Mon.— Registration of all men falling within the call-up age of 18 and 24 years and living m the state lof Johore will commence on Wednesday, Aug. 1. The filling m of registration i forms and other details were explained to the
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    Mendis Re – elected MSA Chief
    241 4 Mendis Re elected MSA Chief Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Hardships ar L caused to everyne m times of emergency but they must be borne m the .larger interest of the country c;ec\:>:-ed Mr. M S. Mendis, President of the Malayan Sinhalese Association, at its annual general meeting at
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    Develop Port S'ham, Klang Chinese Urge
    96 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mori. IKlang Chinese business associations and guilds are to make joint representations to the' Federation Government for the immediate development of Port Swettenham. The present congestion at Port Swettenham, they point* out. is causing great concern to traders. They will suggest to
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    To Study Reports On Education
    79 4 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Mon.— A Chinese spokesman told The Standard today that Use Negri Sembilan Chinese have appointed a subcommittee to Kttldy the Barnes and Fenn-Wu report? on eriuoa- tti n. This committee, headed by v Yap ftfau T.itt. will meet on Aug 18
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    Help To End Crisis, Penghulus Told
    294 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Men.— Every unarmed member of the public could help the Government to end banditry, said the Mentri Besar, Pahang, yesterday, when the Pahang Penghu party at Kuala Lapis to mar lus Association hold a tea the conclusion oi their
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    REPORTS IN BRIEF
    325 4 THREE bus conductors. Lee Ah Tien, Teng Kirn Swee and Ho Kew Kam. of Rengam Bus Co. who did not wear the arm badge as required by the regulations were each fined $25 or 10 days' rigorous imprisonment by the Kluang Circuit Magistrate. G.W.H. COTTON, a European
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      525 4 riA^jii wM DOMESTIC ANNOUNCR> riARRISON-At b J x pore on 28th July to wife of Lt.-Col Jam* R. Signals— a daughfc ACKNOWLEDGMENT^ ATR. Lim Choi Wee ond f c^ 1 x thank oil friends G nd tive« for tending wreoths, X telegroms and Leftcrs of cone ence, paid night visif,
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      25 4 SAILING NOTI. I I IGAPOKE I I FAR I I FAR I I I I |H H M I I 1 I m I rTTJ
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    Witness Missing
    19 5 W itness Missing BECAUSE i could iced, X Dcv a PW D. verseer -c- of I r cycle m
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    Mr. Raj Finds Urgent Matters In Malaya Hall
    462 5 Tiinrir StM di r <l Staff Reporter 11 V j' lm P° rtan t matters m regard to Malay* Hall London need urgent attention by the Singapore Rat Labour Pa a r{r^° V r nn f lents Mr C haj, Labour Party
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    Football Fan Is In Trouble
    126 5 Standard Suil Reporter CHE Lah Senivasan was fineti $5 m the Singapore Second Pomt 1 Court yesterday, when be admitted trying to enter the Jalan Besar stadium on July 29, without a ticket or a complimentary pass He was arrested, while climbing the stadium wall
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    Six Cases Of Jap Textiles Vanished
    302 5 Standard Staff Reporter also found 43 roils of similar colour, eight rolls of white cloth. an.cl another 58 of 'flowery cloth 1 "Tea took me to the backyard m the house where I discovered four cases of textiles marked 'Bangkok via Singapore.' he add-
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    PILGRIMS CELEBRATE FEAST OF ST. ANNE
    138 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon. The one week celebrations of the Feast of St. Anne, the patroness of the church at Bukit Mertajam. ended last night with a procession of the statue of St. Anne m which over 3,000 Christian pilgrims from all parts
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    Standard Visitors
    35 5 Photo. Members of the Johore Postal and Telecoms Recreation Club, Johore Bahru, who were m Singapore on a sight-seeing tour visited The Singapore Standard office yesterday to see how modern newspapers function. Standard
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    Terror Followed Beating Of Drum
    260 5 Terror Followed Beating Of Drum BUKIT JUNUN ECHO Standard Stall Correspondent ALOR STAR, Mon.— Three Malays, Sudin bin Saad, Awang bin Harun and Osman bin Hassan of Bukit Junun, Central Kedah, were charged before Mr. Justice Abdul Humid bin Mustapha at the Supreme Court, Alor Star, with the murder ol
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    Farewell Dinner
    52 5 THE Committee of the Ismail English School Old Boys association gave a farewell dinner at the Rest House. Kota Bahru. recently to Mr. S. V. J. Ponniah the Headmaster of the Ismail English School, Kota Bahru. who will be leaving the school shortly for a scholarship course m
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    BOMB EXPLODES: 3 HURT
    193 5 POLICE PROBE, FIND 2 MORE Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon. Three pei>on> were injured, an old Tamil woman and her hu» children, when an old bomb, about the rfao of a quarl-*i/<d brandy bottle, exploded near a brae m KinY Ranjre Road at 4.30 today. The
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    COLA For Busmen Not Decided
    136 5 COLA For Busmen Not Decided Standard stall R« porirr THE am nt of increase m cost ol living a be given I en ■■••<■■ <>: Singapore Ti actio C pai „-,.< >„-, led. Wnei de inform I B< about it Thi- i Lerday by v\■.: Ma igei the C unpany.
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    Woman Faces Charge Of Bribing Insp.
    101 5 Woman Faces Charge Of Bribing Insp. KOH ASi Tee (34) was charged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with offering a bribe to Inspector Mclntyre to refrain from arresting another woman Lim Ah Chye (50) for assisting m the management of chap ji ki lottery at Bali Lane on
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    SHRIRO SUED BY SALESMAN
    248 5 Standard Staff Reporter A CLAIM for $499.37 brought by Loh Yee Chee, former salesman of Shriro (China) Ltd., against the firm, being half per cent commission against sales of textiles worth 599,874 was mentioned and adjourned to Oct. 15 m the Singapore First Civil District Court
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    APPEALS DISMISSED
    53 5 TWO appeals were dealt with by the Singapore Court of Crii minal Appeal yesterday and were both dismissed. I The appeals were" by Tan Kang I Hoe sentenced to five years' rigorous imprisonment tor gang 1 robbery and rioting. and Lim Choy Fatt, sentenced to three year's ri.
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    Used Church To Cheat: Bound Over
    157 5 Used Church To Cheat: Bound Over Standard Staff Corn-sp<»i»denl IPOII. Hon. K. Kanniah (19), was bound over bo be of good behaviour for 18 months by Mr. J. EL Whim er in the Sessions Court today when be pleaded guilty to cheating Cnim Kap Seng of a cheque for $75.
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    Where To Apply For Watchdogs
    70 5 Standard Staff orr«spond«*nt IPOH. MOIL— A Perak Government press statement says that unmuzzled dogs caught by the Veterinary Department and unclaimed by owners wUI be given to suitable applicants who are it-quired to pay a small sum to meet the cost of accommodating the dogs.
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    Sign Of The Times
    754 6 TTHAT has been most impressive about the remarkable defence of the new Press Regulations put up by our revered contemporary, the Straits Times last Saturday was the strict impartiality with which h censured those who had "exaggerated the danger and misunderstood the regulations." Fov among those
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    Banana Notes In Ihe News Again!
    897 6 Banana Notes In Ihe News Again! ""DANANA NOTES" have ■O come into the news again. There are the optimist! (a syndicate of Kuala Lumpur businessmen) who feel they may succeed m getting a portion, if not the fuH amount due to them, on the notes that came into their possession
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    IF YOU'RE A LISTENER....
    327 6 NEW YORK. DON'T bop your husband with the rolling pin when 1 he answers your chit chat \\:th a grunt. He pivb.ib'y is iust a poor listener and not bored as you might .suspect. For several years Professor James B: >wn ol the University >1 Minnesota
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    We the People
    235 6 What Of The Others? Sir;- it is most gratifying to note that at long last the Government now proposes to bring the Employees Provident Fund Ordinance No. 21 1951 into effect m 1952 The above Ordinance as it now reads provides for contribution to be made to
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    Unequal Treatment Of Non -English Press
    533 6 ONCE again Utusan Melayu, the influential Singapore Malay daily, voiced its protest against the new Press Regulations, "We nave observed time and time again either through ignorant or blatant indifference that the Government takes pleasure m insulting the non English Press." said Utusan referring
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    "Debt Neurasthenia"
    269 6 Sii, Being the wife oi a Government servant 1 cannot let tin 3 remarks by the retiring Chairman of the Singapore Govt Servants 1 Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society m your issue of Tuesday. July 3 1951, to the el feet that a machinery be set up to
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    THE TALKING MULE
    266 6 —out what a good job it can t read 1 r PHERE"S an actor m Holly- wood who is neither male nor female, has ears bigger than Clark Gable's, can't read or write, and ie as stubborn as a mule. Yet despite these handicaps, this hybrid actor
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    Likelihood Of War increasing' In View Of Russian Buildup
    321 7 ~s,.*eivmr Marshall warns: -iilVilOY July 30. (IP) Defence Secretary George v j- disclosed today to have warned Congressmen recently leKhood of war with Russia M is increasing." This is '•ihere has been a constant buildup m the Soviets and Ilites ot
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    Taft For US Control Of Sea, Air With UK
    42 7 DI'TH, Massachusetts. July 30 (Reuter) Taft (Republican, Ohio) said here the United States "m co-operation with i mpire" should undertake to secure sea and i thouuhout the world. ntrol of ii i i
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    Senators To Clarify US Troops Issue
    224 7 Senators To Clarify US Troops Issue WASHINGTON, July 0, (UP) Several Senators said Sunday they will demand: re information this week j on Defence Secretary George j M; rs 's sure that 340,--000 United States ground a be stationed m E I end of 1952. Some lawn ikera said the
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    Us Army Officer Relieved Of Command
    17 7 is command Su i free hospitality lei the high oi army
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    Caricaturing Of Negroes Opposed
    48 7 NEW YORK. July 30 'Router 1 Formation of a council to campaign against caricaturing Negroes m theatrical presentations ua> announced today. Known as the co-ordinating council for Negro performers, it will be headed by Mr. Lester A. Walton, former United State.s Minister to Liberia.
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    When Quadsd Meet Quads In US
    75 7 The parents of Pontiars' (CSA) famous seven-months-old Rosebush quadruplets temporarily solved their baby-sitting: problem July 'Z'Z when the babies were visited by Michigan's only other set of quads, the 21 -year-old Morlok sisters of Lansing. Holding the infants left to right are Edna with
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    West Plans Berlin Airlift In Reverse To Defy Red Ruling
    211 7 BONN, July 30 (AP) The Western Allies are planning a Berlin airlift m reverse m case the Russians refuse to lift their restrictions on exports from the city, an informed Allied source said here yesterday. The Russians insist that "certificates
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    Unions Want Govt. To Halt Rising Costs
    210 7 LONDON. July j .O, (Renter) Britain's Labour Government received a clear warning Sunday that its vast trade union following expects drastic action to halt the rising cost of living. Unions representing 250,000 workers, many of them m the vital rearmament industries, came out
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    Tribe Warns Boycott Of Tshekedi
    201 7 Tribe Warns Boycott Of Tshekedi PALAYPE. Bechuanaland, July 30 (Reuter> Bamangwato chiefs gave a warning last night that they would not allow the exiled former regent of the tribe. Tshekedi Khama, to address any tribal meeting and would boycott any meeting at which he was present. Representatives of the tribe
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    Stalin Not Mentioned
    78 7 LONDON. July :?0 <Reuter>— No mention is made oi Marsnai Stalin m 18 slogans issued Sunday by the Chinese Central People's Government for the 24th anniversary of Chinese Army Day, Auk. 1, according to a New China News Agency message received m London. Communist Chinese leader Mao
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    S. Africans Meet To Fight Colour Bar
    86 7 JOHANNESBURG. July HO. < Renter i Leaders of the principal political organisations oi Africans. Indians and people ol mixed race m South Africa decided at a joint meeting on Sunday to set up a planning council for h mass campaign against colour bar
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    Polio Confirmed
    35 7 GIBRALTAR. July 30, (AP)~Two cases of poliomyelitis were confirmed Sunday on the U.S. Destroyer Fiske. which was quarantined with three Others on arrival here on Saturday. Both were isolated In Gibraltar's military hospital.
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    Red 'Progress Report' Refutes HK Newspaper
    161 7 Red 'Progress Report Refutes HK Newspaper >BANDITS» STILL ACTIVE 1 HONGKONG, July 30 (AP) The pro-Communist Ta Rune Pao today headlined a Chinese Communist dispatch from Chungking: "All Brigands on Yunnan Frontier Eliminated/ but an official report which iollows on activities along the Sino-Burma border says no such thing. The
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    Nehru Sees No Conflict With Pakistan
    261 7 NEW DELHI, July 30 (IT) Prime Minister jJawaharlal Nehru told a crowd of 500,000 Sunday he did not believe there would be war between India and I Pakistan. The throng j-at attentively j for 70 minutes «>n the El ecu grounds adjoining the Delhi
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    France Wants Early End Of Vietminh War
    230 7 PARIS, July M CUP) Increased fear of C* China and the pro speeded German neai I brought the growing com i i n m France today that I d< ire attempt must be end th I f six-yeai i a o The cabinet
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    Quakers Told Russia Ready To Talk Terms
    132 7 LONDON. July 30 !•;< rteri Mr. J.icub Malik. Sovi< I Depul Foreign Minister, t<>ki a visiting B: itis d< i gation that H was ready to take part m en I power negotiations a1 tl c est level, members ol the group stated
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    5 Killed In Air Crash
    31 7 LA PAZ. Bolivia. Jul\ 10, (UP) A South American cargo plane crashed on Sunday near the Bolivian mountain city of Fochabama, killing the live crew members.
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    UK Accepts US Admiral As Atlantic Commander
    168 7 WASHINGTON, July :;o. (IJF>.— Uwiafly v\<n informed sources said festcHtoj the I'nit^d States and Britain have composed their (Biemcai over the appointment of a supreme naval commaMifrr m the A'lantw for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization with the top post pMMf to an
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    Australian Talks On Combatting Inflation
    93 7 SYDNEY. July M) W Pi ime Mi .-'<" HU>b< I M« Ltn bis six itate pi en iers I top-level rep tativ«s o1 bour and industry lit ia conference table U fip.d w ays and me in* •>' < ml lting inflai »n m a
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    S'pore Govt. Considering Port Improvement Scheme
    434 8 Shippers Offer Suggestions Standard Shipping Reporter SUGGESTIONS for speeding up cargo-handling m the Singapore Harbour Board, made recently by shippers and others interested, are now receiving the active consideration of the Singapore Government, stated the S.H.B. authorities yesterday. The formation of a land and
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    Ships in Harbour
    123 8 t\ II \K\ Iv Anchises L3/M 4 Bantam 4:' |3 Bencleuch 7 Benmachdul 4 5 k Braeside 31 \Z Buay2 c P 7 Era pi re Nene r. 2 4 1 Evi Livance 27 l'S 2 Glen be c 26 ii Glenroy 15/16 4 1 Kieldrecht 3k
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    Allard K2 Sports Is Made For Speed
    230 8 Allard K2 Sports Is Made For Speed Standard Motoring Correspondent THFTi'E essential qualities that are needed to make a successful sports car acceleration, high cruising i speed and road-holding ability stand out forcibly m the Allard K2 sports two-seater. The first of these models to arrive m Singapore was taken
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    Hits S'pore Air Day Joy-Rides
    308 8 Persian Oil Dispute: PLANS to give joy-rides over Singapore on Sept. 2, the day following the Colony's fourth Air Day, wiU probably have to be cancelled because of a temporary shortage of aviation petrol for civilian use. The joy-rides were to have been given by
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    Distinctive
    34 8 The \llard K2 Sports twosealer In road trim, pictured m Singapore yesterday. lhp tar i< docile m traffic and >< ¥t can be a lusty performer on ide, Kpen stretches. Photo By G.S. King.
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      306 8 STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. WEST COASI MALAY* Hong Soon for P. Baroe.. Aug 1 Hong Tct for Rengot July 30 Vessel tor Muar Weekl y H Th fQr Bagan Vessel t O f M.ilqcc Iwice Weekly r a Auq Vessel tor Port Dickson Weekly Tung Song for Malacco Port Hon
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      33 8 Despatches Today: Thailand (parcels only) by Larut. Indo-China noon by Bu.oh, Medan 6 p.m. by Stia. Arrivals Today: North Borneo. Labuan. Brunei and Miri (letters and parcels) by Marudu, Thailand (letters) by train.
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    Modern Way Of Checking
    38 9 Rolex technician Mr, D.N Parford checks en the chart of the Vibrograph, an instrument which can tell m a few seconds iust how much a watch gains or loses m a day.— Standard photo.
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    GLASS STRIKERS WISH TO RETURN: ATKINS 'Coerced By Leaders' Charge: Trouble May Hit Expansion Plans
    741 9 GLASS STRIKERS WISH TO RETURN: ATKINS 'Coerced By Leaders' Charge: Trouble May Hit Expansion Plans *TRIKF« i SliUulanl SlafT Reporter i!i.. SJn/r,,» n a\ ns c Olle llow heill n rtaged by the workers of IHH \"T I>OlV f>la Mill '"^t"ring Company and ihe attitn4e of the Singa- 't Ull
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    Ships By-pass S'pore Port
    347 9 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Is likely to lose much revenue as ocean-going vessels are being increasingly diverted to foreign ports for bunkers because of congestion m the bunkering wharves of this port. Already several imtun point vessels have had to be diverted Ito Pulau Samboe. m
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    HK EXCHANGE
    72 9 HONGKONG, J -Special Standard Service Cl .-ing prto s the Hoi n g Exchange w( re HK$l3 70 to El; Sterling HKs6.3i2a I 1 US$l; 810 to A ran $1. HKS c O d HK5i14.125 to one tael The penicillin factor? to be [ndia with the coj W
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    'SOME BACK AT WORK'
    42 9 'SOME BACK AT WORK The Works Manager of the Singapore Glass Factory, Mr. W. T. MacDonald, stated yesterday that several of the strikers had returned to work. The factory is gradually expanding production and expects to resume normal production shortly, he added.
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    PO BANK DEPOSITS UP BY $1,827,000
    125 9 Standard Staff Reporter THE monthlong Post Office savings campaign m Singapore has boosted deposits m the Post Office Savings Bank by a total of 81,827,000 m new deposits as a result of the i 0,625 new accounts opened m July. Accountant of the Post
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    UNCERTAINTY IN STERLING TIN SHARES
    127 9 Standard Market Bcp«rtei SINGAPORE, Mon The Malayan share market opened qujel There was a ceit am a nount of uncertain^ »gj s*er infi tin shares section, out Unregistered tins remained ste idy. Ye^'erdav"s prices were: INULSTKIALS Bayers Sellers B B Petrol 4" 41/--"XSI* Neave^ u.a>.
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    More German Machinery
    135 9 IPOH, July 30.— Volume of Gorman machinery arriving m Malaya within the next few months will increase considerably, said Mr. Yeoh Kirn Tian. a Director of Messrs. Ban Guan Hin who has just made a twomonth tour of Europe Mr YeoM who visited factories at Kiel. Hamburg.
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    STRIKERS ACCUSE EMPLOYERS
    153 9 STRIKERS ACCUSE EMPLOYERS THE Singapore Glass Factory Employees Union yesterday alleged that a clerical j employee of the Singapore Glass Manufacturing Company has been given notice of dis- j missal "because he was sus- pected oi being a spy of the union." A union spokesman told The Standard that this
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    Rubber Traders Marking Time
    141 9 Standard Market Reporter THE RUBBER market m Singapore was extremely dull yesterday, with prices fluctuating narrowly at around Saturday's levels. Overseas orders were iacking on a market that was still awaiting the outcome of the ceasefire talks m Korea. Only a small volume of business was
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    Bolivia To Get More For Tin Than Malaya
    163 9 Standard Staff Correspondent LONDON, July 30:— The tentative price of £890 per ton for Bolivian tin offered by the United States is not for Malaya or Indonesia. This prediction made by thig correspondent last week was confirmed today by the Financial Times
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      RUBBER
      71 9 The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per lb. nuyers Sellers No 1 K.S.S Spot Loose $1.44 J $1,451 F. 0.8. m bales Aug. No 1 B.S.S $1.40* $1.41 No 2 R.S s $1.34} 51. 35 No 3 R.S.S (norn > 51.28 $1.29 Tone: Dull. LONDON RUBBER Monday's opening
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      TIN
      43 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The price of Tin to-day was 54 14.25 per picul. Down $2.75. LONDON TIN Monday's prices first session were: Spot £825 buyers, £832 10s. sellers. Three months £807 10s. buyers, £810 sellers. Settlement Price £830. Tone: Steady at lower level.
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    Jap Textiles Hit
    38 9 Foreign buyers m the first six months of this year have cancelled 17 per cent, of Japan's orders from abroad for cotton cloth, says a Tokyo report. The loss of orders cost Japan U5542,000,000. Reuter-AAP.
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    SWISS TRADE OPPORTUNITY FOR MALAYANS
    141 9 AXOTIIER ittracti( n i v< i tors to the Festival of Bril tin, which v.iU be at its neighi hi September, is tho Swiss 32nd National Fair scheduled to take place at Lausanne between Sept. 8 and 23. A- if to rival the display of
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    CANADIAN DOLLAR
    33 9 BUYING rate* for Can* dollars (per 1100 Malayan) are CM 15/ M ITTI, KB 1/16 'O Dl. C 35 5 i>; (90 dsi Belling PI I M re;iriv iTT O D >
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    $190,000 PAID FOR ROBINSON RD. LOT
    16 9 Standard Staff Reporter I perties belonging to the estate of
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    Phenomenal Increase In Imports Of Watches
    526 9 photo. Standard Staff Reporter MALAYANS who once measured time by the sun, have now heroine so acutely time-conscious that it is now estimated almost every family owns a clock and every second man and woman a watch. Wearing of wrist watches has indeed become
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    ABACA SCHEME FOR ECUADOR
    124 9 TO MEET the defence needs of the United States lor abaca or Manila hemp, the Reconstruction Finance Corp. has been investigating the possibility of establishing an abaca plantation m Ecuador. A preliminary survey has in- dicated that conditions are suitable m Ecuador for the production uf
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    COPRA MART IS ERRATIC
    105 9 Standard Market R«p»ut«r >PRA m the Singapon duce :et was c tic I day b gat $39 pel picul I I S39i with sellers; a1 ML In the there was a ce tali n lint of $41 w:- i t $39|. tinued v md tini 09
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    'Good Trade Chances With Los Angeles
    161 9 Good Trade Chances With Los Angeles US Business Leader Says >— Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Chambers of Comim rce and leading merchants were interviewed yestcrdav h\ Hie trade director of the Los Angles Chamber ol Commene, Mr. John A. Sowers, who is on a visit here. tio predict i ture
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    US Going Ahead With Guayule
    63 9 US Going Ahead With Guayule PRESIDENT Truman has asked the U.S. Cong] ess Eor a supplemental appropriation U.S. $2,307,000 to enable th e U.S. Department of Agriculture U on with Its programme for producing rabbet from guayule m ris. He asked for the money h r stockpiling seeds, Betting up
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    Elaborate Public Primping Can Kill Beau's Interest
    386 10 Elaborate Public Primping Can Kill Beau's Interest By ALICIA HART S f Co--, on lei niresi :■> t interest t tit c c you primp at E table. 1 the s me om that ymt our 1 •>■• strict authorities still consider it poor etiquette to make n the table,
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    Rita Hayworth: 'Nearly Broke'
    66 10 PARIS, July 30 (UP) Rita Hayworth is "nearly broke", her attorney said yesterday. Lawyer Bartley Crum would not say how the red-haired princess came to be "definitely In the hole financially" after many years as a top box-office star and after two yenrs of marriage to
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    STARS SAFE
    25 10 TVTEW YORK, July 30 <AP> J-* British-born actor John Loder and Actress Sally Brophy escaped injury yesterday when Loder s car was &tmrk
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    A Page for Women
    586 10  -  ALEXANDR GRIMM LET MADELEINE DE RAUCH OF PARIS SHOW YOU By How To Make Ihisz-Piece Su THE reputation of Madeleine de Ranch as one of the leading Parisian Couturiers, specializing m sportswear, has been long and firmly established. Her suits and two-piece dresses are always m
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    TO FEEL NICE —LOOK NICE
    678 10 Says MARGARET SCOTT Standard Woman Correspondent 10HN has persuaded me to buy some proper maternity clothes. I was all against buying much for such a short time but John insists I buy at least three dresses, two for daytime and one for afternoon/evening. Shopping for
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    1092 11 Standard BADER RECITAL MUSIC NOTES By "ANACRUSIS' Highlights Of Tonight's Programme i lU i Unff French P^nist, a 2Shl ader is lo J recital m the Victoria Memorial Mi torfgfatS P.m. Tickets —ats4 $2 Ss£ T n us t be booked at Robinson's before 4 p m or begtel Hall
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    771 11 TV AI.ION. Concerto for Violin and Orchestra. J&scha Heifett violin >, I'hilharmonia Orchestra (Walton). B.M.V. I)Ii!i(;il i:J. THIS brilliant and extemelv melodious concerto is considered by some to be one of the great works of the century and by others to be something of a retrogression from
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      130 11 I VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL i 1 The Singapore Music Circle, m conjunction with ij ANDRE BADER 'l Works by Bach, Beethoven, Liszt, Chopin Debussy. TONIGHT, July 31, 8.45 p.m. Bookings at Robinson's S4, $2, $1. 1 wor> r^_n_rxru*>-^xr^J*^J*^J^u*n^*^^^^r^r^'i»^"M^■^~w J^w^V~^^r^ m m fw 1 1 A i Hj.Ai.JA-I.iTw FOR TOUAY ONLY
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      278 11 Eadio Programmes KAIIIfI V4I AV'A llltl v Valerio (piano): 7.4."» Radio IUIU .T*^L./llr* Doctor; X v.m 1 knou ahat 1 like civ/Munui.' s: > Talh ol the Town (8); aliMi/lrll Itr- p.m. Time For Music: !).;>'» News (SJ: !».1.-> Ring Ip The Curtain: ENGLISH PROGRAMME 10.46 Old Time Dance Music.
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      174 11 Crossword No. 26 cues across:- L. Restricted a tiny creature m cover. 4. Character i In b Czec'a oj^era. 6 Take a pot shot at a bird. 7 Many on an emergency conveyance come as a reinforcement 9 Invasion, but not m the fields 11. Broken statue. 13 The a<ider
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    Royal Navy Have Mutton To Thank For Their Win
    209 12 ROYAL NAVY beat Eurasians by 3-0 m a S.A.F.A. community league match at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. The winners, who secured two of their goals off j penalties, had their custodian. Mutton, to thank forj however. Mutton did splendid work to
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    Badminton Ties For Week-End
    348 12 Badminton Ties For Week-En d 1 I at the < union I j > eekei I vmird.o. at 3 IS •»>.!>»■ Y\ I < '■> J H Le B i Cbu '■< B V: v Sal i j S< law Saileb Gen I Geok j» d Lim Civ v B
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    S'pore Golf Qualifiers
    214 12 M M PATERSON returned the best score with 150 m the qualifying round of the Singapore am iteur goll championship played it the Island Club course on S tturd iv. The following qualified for the C: imptonship. The draw for the Kr round to be played on
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    Padang Shield Soccer
    62 12 The anuril soccer gr*mp for the Padang Shield between the S.R.C. and S.C.C. will be played off on Thun>day. S.R.C will be selected from the following: J. de Silva, R. Henderson. A. Rozario, K. Grosse, J. Pereira, M. G. Wright, M Gomes. M. Gammell. D. Miller. L.
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    Ascari Beats Fangio After Thrilling Duel
    139 12 ADENAU, Germany, July 30 tßeutei Albeii i Ascari ol Italy driving a ferari won the German grand prix motor race yeste day b> covering the course ol 456 kilometres at an average spec i 134 8 kilometres an hour. Second was Juan Fangio of
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    Smith Nets 5 For RAOC
    89 12 T c 30 B l RAOC had a fairly easy p ssage into the second .id o\ the Army Cup when they defeated 44:; BAD Kranji 6—l yesterday. Smith scored five of the RAOC* goals. In the first half he notched three oals m quick
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    TIDES TIMES
    30 12 TIDES TIMES HKiH TIUEb at the principai resorts m Malaya. TODAY: A.M. P.M. Singapore 9.32 8.02 Malacca 4.59 6.10 Port Dickson- 3.49 4.51 Port Sham 3.03 3.06 Penan? 10.47 11.44
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    Latest Swim Discovery
    31 12 DBTROIT, July n (AFP)— I The latest American ■.umian! vA'inniiiii^ disciiv, ci y, Carol I minutes 15-5.10 seconds. All three women's diving titles were carried oil by Patri-
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    Oldest To Swim The Channel Both Ways
    244 12 DOVER, England, July 30 (DP)— With the lights of the French shore m sight, Scotland's William Ned Barnie, 54, took a slug of brandy, cut powerfully through strong tides and landed near Cap Gris Nez yesterday to become the oldest man to swim
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    England Finish 33 Runs Behind
    706 12 LEEDS, July 30 (Reuter) England completed their Ist innings with 505, 33 runs behind South Africa's total of 538 m the fourth Test which began m bright sunny weather today. At the close of play South Africa were 87 for no wicket, thus leading England
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    41 12 photo. Craftsmanship and Sport— Singapore aeromodeller Vincent Hoisington. builder of beautiful model planes and gliders launches his latest effort m a trial flight at Sundays aeromodelling competition at Seletar. The model is a sailplane of ten feet wing span. S tandard
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    SCC ROUT COSMOS 8-1
    78 12 THE SINGAPORE Cricket Club handed Cosmos Spurts Club a B—l8 1 trouncing m a friendly match of soccer played on the Padang yesterday. Outside-left Alan King, who represented Singapore m a Malaya Cup match against Negri Sembilan two weeks ago when Singapore drew with Negri Sembilan
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    Golfer Defies Death Threat, Wins Open
    140 12 ST. PAUL, Minnesota, July 30 (Reuter):— A threat that If he won he would not "get out of St. Paul, alive" failed to prevent Lloyd Mangrum from winning the St. Paul open golf tournament here yesterday with a total score of 266. Mangrum said
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    Sajarah Score 2-1 Win
    106 12 Sajarah Score 2-1 Win TWO GOALS brilliantly scored by right-wingei Jafftr gave Katong Sajarah a 2-1 win over Singapore Harbour Board m a keenly fought S.A.F.A. Division II League soccer game played at Geylang Stadium yesterda}'. An unusually large crowd watched the game and cheered the Katong boys to victory.
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    Islanders Give Chinese The Biggest Cheer
    141 12 Hundreds of Malays from two tiny islands east of Singapore Pulau Tekong Be-ar and Kechil showed appreciation of their being able to stay on the land they have cultivated lor many years. and before that, b; their fathers and grandfathers. Into a day's glorious
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    Pro Offer To Savitt
    92 12 OMAHA. July ::i) (Router) Mr. G. Lyttelton-Rogers said here that it Dirk Savitt could win the United States Lawn Tennis championship at Forest Hills next month he and his associates will offer Savitt $75,000 lor a winter tour as a professional. Savitt had already won the
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    Shortest SAFA Council Meet
    59 12 SINGAPORE A.F.A. held it's Bth Council meeting at the S.C.C. yesterday under the chairmanship of acting president Mr. Soh Ghee Soon, m place of Mr. Watt, on leave. It was the shortest meeting this year. The Council approved two charity games m aid of the Singapore
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    KLUANG SOCCER
    22 12 KLUANG. Mon. REME Workshop XI defeated Klu;mg Police by 6—2 m a league fixture played at the Town Padang today.
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    S'pore League Soccer Positions
    312 12 Up-to-date positions m the Singapore football league are given below: LEAGUE TABLE— DIVISION 1 GOALS P W D L F A Pts Tiger S.A. 11 10 1 29 7 20 P. Brani United 12 9 327 8 18 Rover*. SC. 11 8 2 1 21 10
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    23 12 Mrs. Faulkner. wi» c of Rear Admir.i II i Officer Malayan area, distributing the annual sports of the Admiralt Asian Base on Saturday
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    TENNIS CHAMPS OF 30's STILL GOING STRONG
    483 12 LIM BONG SOO and Norman Wise, kingpins m Malayan tennis m the 30's are still going strong m the Singapc c tennis championships when they won their quarter-final open doubles match. They won m straight sets 7-5, 6-0 over Tan Wan Eng and
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    RAAF Meet RAF At Cricket Saturday
    71 12 Royal Australian Air Force will meet R.A.F. i Malaya > at cricket at Seletar on Saturday. RAAF: W. Cdr Cona&ham (captain), Fit Lt. Mills. Fit. Lt. Orr Fit Lt. Yietman. Fit. Officer Martin. Fit. Officer Purcell. Sgt Berkeley. Cpl. Hawes. CpL 3>x. Cpl Merman
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    8Matches Fixed For Indonesians
    173 12 8 Matches Fixed For Indonesians SINGAPORE Table-Tennis ftfflroriitioa'i t i met yesterday and fixed tentative lite ,h- matches which the All-Indonesia team wQ\ pb they are here on August 5. The All-bid mes a team will leave Djakarta on Aug. 2. The^ will be pitched against i Singapore repn sei
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    Services Soccer
    31 12 AIRCRAFT Repair Section, winners of the Inter-Section Services league, defeated "A" Squadron ninners-up, by 4 o m a league soccer match yesterday. Scorers were Cogden <2>. McGregor and Loud.
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    S'pore ARU Meeting
    42 12 Singapore Asiatic Rugby Union will hold its annual gen- eral meeting at th e Singapore I Chinese Recreation Club on Aug 3 at 5.30 p.m. Each affiliated club is entitled to be reoresented at the meeting by two delegates.
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    Sweden Make Clean sweep
    10 12 Sweden Make Clean sweep STOCK Stat« Lennard B- den Cran
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    French MP's Win
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