Singapore Standard, 2 August 1952

Microfilm: NL2287
Total Pages: 12
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    17 1 Singapore Standard -flk 7?L )n] •i i t ji SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    Piea For Pay Rise Rejected
    8 1 Piea For Pay Rise Rejected m the em-
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    Jakarta Export Tie-up Goes On
    58 1 Special < i »v i I \u. i Ere Ui khc »n loading ot i abl er C v i'l dtri- lor m:v.\ lays, j m lb is lli IT t ll«> i r onomh Sbmi i'u i> the (ii-i .".tinn ritft iporc thk coincidi
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    Badits Lost 169 In July
    15 1 IPUR. Fri— t :s kill- d Prrender^ of r- v
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    71 1 1 !ii s lounging pv jama t ouil> i n tti i» m m!\ -I embroidered green u.;n (!<•- siunni hv ipni i of Italy mm! vlu»\s ;i .it the rec :ii fashion show m famous Pitli P.il.Mf 1 i Till I Among the buyers itteadiui; t shOV Ht r
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    'LARONDE' IS BANNED
    29 1 'LARONDE' IS BANNED H I I I i\v B »?id thai 'O.iect i- i Sraone S il the Malayan »nsor*s rown tin r tory r telity a an inevitable
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    US TIN MINE ATTACKED
    330 1 Large Dredge Damaged In COMMUNIST tsrrorisfs using trench mortars, machineguns and other weapons attacked the American Pacific Tin Consolidated Corporation's mine m the Kinta Valley, according to a message received by the Malayan Tin Bureau m the United States, reports United Press. One of the mine's
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    Blame It On Horses
    132 1 Blame It On Horses THE allegation that there i> widespread indebtedness among tt;>- stall ol the < i t v oun< i! \v.di\c by Mr. V. K. Nait (Lab., South) ;it the 1: t meeting of the City Council Is only t"<> true, s( Mi E. Siddons hairman ol the
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    Stable Price For Tin Is Seen
    193 1 Stable Price For Tin Is Seen LONDON. Aiu 1. --Secretary for Overseas Trade Brig. Harry Maekeson told the House of Commons that the British and IS. governments considered that ■there should not be the wild fluctuations m the price of tin which there have been m the past.'' with the
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    US Tribute To Fed. Miners
    63 1 WASHINGTON, Aug I General Services Administrator Jesa irson* m announcing the end- T S. ban on private import! oi tin, called attei 1 1 to the "diflicult circumstances" under which tin producers work. particularly In Malaya. He noted that a U.S. government mission to Malaya
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    New Consulate Soon
    14 1 Burn i \a to open a c >■- ilate m Singapore shortly.
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    Royal Praise For Boy Hero
    74 1 The Duchess of Kent hi sent the following telegr;: totheHigh Commissioner, (I 1 Sir Gerald Tempter, lor 14--year-old Terence Edmett, the hero of the unsuccessful terrorist ambush on the Nanyo Estate. Kota Tinggi, on July 23: "Please convey to Terence Edmett my admiration for his
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    69 1 photo. MX JOHN F NICOLL, Governor of Singapore, officially opens the Trade 1 air ai tin- Happy World. Amusement Park, which will continue to Aug. 16. At Mr. NieolU left is Mj George Lee, owner of the Happy World, while holding the tray for the scissors i s Mr A
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    Prince & Dukes
    50 1 Prince Dukes PRINCE Bernhard \< I of tJie Netherlands, I wearing sunglasses,' jokes with the Duke of j i Edinburgh as th c y I 1 watch Olympic swim- ming events at Hel- i I sinki. On the left is i 1 1 the Duke of Kent. i| A. P.
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    Result Of Wilson Mission
    224 1 Result Of Wilson Mission Waring PRESIDENT of the F.MJS. Chamber of Mines, Mr. D. T. Waring of the Malayan tin mining industry welcomed last night the news that steps are being taken to rescind the regulations put into force m the United States last year controlling the purchase of tin
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    "Ovaltine"
    54 1 IN the Trade Fair Supplement o)' July :>1 it was sUt«'d tint "Aktt-Yitc" a Nicholas Ethical product, is the same a>, Ovaitine. rhis statement is not correct and is also misleading. Ovaitine can rightly be termed unique because it \m different from all other food beverages. It .stands m
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    Human High Is Motions For UN Assembly
    132 1 UNITED NATIONS, A.. (Rente! 1 Against the opposition ol Britain. France and Belgium, the Economic and Social Council passed on to the General Assembly two important recom- dations of the Human Rig imission on the question ol determination of p The principles at
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    ROAD CHAOS STRANGLING CITY'S ECONOMY
    218 1 ROAD CHAOS STRANGLING CITY'S ECONOMY B()II> and vigorous Steps to ease traflk congestion are seeded if strangulation of the economic life of the Singapore is to be avoided, says .Mr. VV V M. Watts recently retired Registrar of Vehicles. "No longer is it how far It Is I from the
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    Rabies 'War': To Vaccinate 90,000 Dogs
    224 1 Rabies 'War': To Vaccinate 90,000 Dogs THE Federation's Veterinary Services v\i!! iracctaate 90,000 dogs from now until the v>id of next \<\u m their campaign to Jij;M the present Fedomtion ride outbreak of rabies. This was announced by the Acting Director of V Tinary Services. Mr. C. W. Wells last
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    Aussie Red's PlaheDelaved
    100 1 LEADING A ■nmu- Party member. Mr. L I rence Sharkey and hi.,- wife, had to spend anoi i r day and night m S c terday m a ho- tel room. Their plane which took off m the morning for Calcutta retu hours latei enf i ible.
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    Deputy HC Spends Night In Kampong
    51 1 ■I B D High < ■r, Mr. D. C. MacGillh a performs vayang ps i 1 tcri Pa tng d B I his two-da toui Saoa Bei nam ana Kuala S i he complete I yest< day. ght In t the X penghulu, <
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    New Korea Raids
    36 1 TOIL'- 0. Aug. 1 planei ECoteaa t b ;■■<■•* Jin md, acting to bi 1 1 i T ;> >.: C t n Han \> >n» transformer on 6 "ma j oi b .factory »et« *-sj attackt-L
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    Train Derailed
    17 1 THR one d locomotive .'<nd 4 1 fCi K:.-ii district three were I ;t.'iri i
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    Search Of Farouks Baggage Ordered
    84 1 Search Of Farouks Baggage Ordered URO, \u:: 1 I I»» ISIt IIS Mdl inioi n 1,1 \i t!> d.tiU XI \h; .un s 1 tort.v. that Gem N•uui!»s hridninrfffi In c r.i''i<» Pffeffc 1<» the C;ipt;» i j» <,i t InMahroassa taking 1 1 i .inuik Into exile to sea
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    CITY SPENT US $47 MIL. ON GOODS
    15 1 CITY SPENT US $47 MIL. ON GOODS SINGAPOI of the 141: r t i < i.
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    THOUSANDS SEE GOVERNOR ON TV
    710 2  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER Mr. Nicoll Opens Trade Ex hibition Dy Standard Staff Reporter THE HOPE thaf television would "m due course become a port of daily life m Singapore Ww'S expressed yesterday evening by Mr. John F. Nicoll, the Governor of Singapore, m his speech at
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    S'pore Has Streamlined Omnibus Services
    160 2 SArs src chief mdard Stall Reporter SING A POH E Jkis a unlined Ims service compared with the public |i nsport m the Inited Kin don, Mr. V A Ewing, ral manager the pd lr.ciion ComI esterday. ereas I I Mr. Geyl lag K<.ad .-:t
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    Sugar Ration Virtually Off
    222 2 Sugar Ration Virtually Off VIRTUAL derationing of sugar m Singapore will become effective on .Monday when the city's million people will receive more than three times the existing quantity allocated to them each week. lne weekly ration of sugai ration card holders fron' Monday will be two katties foi h
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    122 2 WH'.N Captain 3. Overtoil arrived m Singapore «»n Thursday he was surprised when told tl\it he had won tin* tir>{ prize of :i Skoda i' rei v,,,-! 1 54,750 a? the L ross Ball held reee ttlj Yesterday, (apt Overtoa told ill-- Standard that h€ hi only on'- Ucltet. I
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    CYMA FUN FAIR
    35 2 A FUN FAIR will be held today at the C.V.MA Bras Basah Road m aid of the St. Joseph's -EngliSh School Fund. There will be the usual games and makan ta Is.
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    125 2 i Th<» 1(J speciaQy se- leeted youths who passed out aftrr training for three months to join the Mobile Squad of the Truli fit* Police were inspected by Mr. A. K. Anderson, Assistant Commissioner, at the Police Training School yesterday. j Mr. Anderson reminded them that they were beinsj sent
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    Nude Burcrlar Surprised— Fought Four
    147 2 Nude Burcrlar Surprised Fought Four A NUDE Abdul Rahman bin Amat, 27, who had a :t e with two women and two men before he ran away, was yesterday senten the Singapore First District Jud^e, Mr. Tan Ah Tah to eight months' rigorous imprisonment for housebreaking and theft of 576
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    YOUTH ADMITS CHEATING FOUR WOMEN
    165 2 cc- b .-c Sec D. 11. Chapman yestt He a clock Road J 11. to all i is j r iten officer Inspector A. D. J;:ci>b told the court I the v. B Timah Road and asked th< i mted a i compa v I
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    Show To Aid Families of Bandit Victims
    101 2 LEADING Singapore entertainers will take part m a charity show m aid of the bereaved famUies of bandit virtims m Johore State which has the higher number of such victims. The show which will be held at the Royal Johore International Club tonight
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    MOR Faces Serious Charges
    232 2 MOR Faces Serious Charges X Lian Wah 1 I.: St Po;ice C Mr. R. C. S. B acting on ml oceeded to the En- lent. Gillman Bar- with a Po;ice squad i :vq MS reyoh ammui t a J bu^ jr. k< r of an .VIOK. He was giving evidenci
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    POSTPONED
    27 2 THE FIRST annu:!l general tn^eting of the RASC Civilian iciation scheduled to be htid .aj been pustpuned to hug IT at 10 urn. at the A.CSU
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      71 2 I "AIELODY MAKER" f^^^^^__^^sa IN A CLASS CM IT S 0WN PLASTIC CASE WALNUT CASE I A I J i t f O l t a v~* ALL LESS 10% DISCOUNT FOR (ASH I; See one hear one at STAND No. 31 at (he RADIO EXHIBITION and prove for j
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      139 2 The BRIDE^ 7 WOW m th© CGlOijv yj /"^XfcJ F The most Wh' ,^3 end DELICIOUS |HS^ DRINK lifi GERMANY NATIONAL AERAHD WATER CO. ITD., I 55/33 liMHlioa I?- pihhm |fr» g] 5 B^ P» «RKMT|S B^ Lirt j Cißt/MIDDLE- AGED WELL BHNfi! THE sighs end strug I ore settled
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      72 2 -b^ •"1 |_ASf^^" AM |S A FULL-FLUSHED CH^^Ofl-^Er T^RT V <pBOk MEMB£« O' TH'FEARLF C^ 4 THAFrS ONC THIfJG B:N GCN'AROCVD WIF r y Wil ?feC W TOSDICK FAX! CLUB.^-AH PLr^CED THET STCOPID IDEEL PP'JDL'N: r r ETOM ISff *7^ i^CT NEVAH T'EXD NOTH/N'MAH /DEEL 7 O'HiS WON'T DO- r'
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    F > *^ ■* ■ ■■ ™ ■ W w Im I^l «l 111 FIRE CHIEF WARNS CITY
    210 3 F > W w Im I^l «l 111 FIRE CHIEF WARNS CITY Brigade Cannot Cope With 2 Bid Fires A t Same Time Standord Repori-er iF TWO f-res of the size of last year's coiossa! Karnponq Bugis breaks oti simultaneously m the Colony, tne Singapore Fire Brigade wiii be able
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    70 3 R] SIDI SI 16,000-stron£ Philip- lumioi t hambei o omnvn M Osca Are 1 1 an o, on a I Eastern tour of Junior Cfaambex ira tfc of honour at a d BBei parn given b\ Uh Simga pore Junior Chamber I i New World Thur^: J picture shorn From
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    To Visity Malaya
    29 3 One of the leading officers oi International Salvation Army. Commissioner Jah n S B.adi: Singapore and Federatio from Australia, where he i manknoth Salvation Army gathering
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    Record Number of Fire In 1951
    59 3 Record Number of Fire In 1951 ipore last tailed v >lony. 11" state Superin- li: Vlr. J. G. S m i:. annaa t throng one kdlosmni m 1 .in Rim ■cladm? ih»pilot of jr. i Hornet Snuim 0 alls I B l;»dio Thf»\ irere turned P .lit- patrol .sr> th»call
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    8 3 I \RC art iut on 1 Ma S
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    C & W Pays Out 2½ p.c. Dividend
    7 3 C W Pays Out 2½ p.c. Dividend
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    ECAFE MEET IN BANGKOK
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    Anniversary Dance
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    Shister To Renew City Paintings
    7 3 Shister To Renew City Paintings tESIDENI s
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    Couldn't Pay Tax: Made A Bankrupt
    19 3 Couldn't Pay Tax: Made A Bankrupt rrayJ E Jea:. A Conjme Tat Mong ii^- only p.. >unt. M not
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    130 SVC Recruits Complete Training
    68 3 130 SVC Recruits Complete Training ONE hundred and fifty recruits of the Singapore Volunteer Corps who completed their tour months" intensive tniinini: have been posted to the various units of the S.V.C. A Board oi Officers had eariiirr essed their capabilities. their l iected by -Col. T. y 28. T
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    Welbore ker For Hanoi Consulate
    49 3 MR. K. R. WELBORE KER of the Commissioner-Gener;: Office will be leaving Singapore On Aug. 6, to take over the Brii Consulate at >i, Indo-China, for a couple of months. Mr. P. L. Carter. Head of eery m the C-G's Ofi'i oore Ker j
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    DRESS PARADE IS TELEVISED
    218 3 P»v CHRISTINE DIEMER, Standard Mali Reporte: THR£] women ol Singapore acted a- mannequin on television last night, at the fiapp\ World Fail U show an all-Singapore designed fashion collectioi which combined tiit- good taste ol smart women all over the world with the traditional chic and
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    Two Boys & . Grirl bet Study Gifts
    92 3 Two Boys Grirl bet Study Gifts TWO boys and g aye bee ded the I City Day scholi m a capiia. sum of $1,500 donated by the party members The tnree scholars are- Ph I Ens, Hee o: St. Andre Haze the Hoiv Infant Je and Kwek A of St.
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    Airmen Victims Of Burglars
    38 3 B"RGLARS broke inhome R.A.F. pore while they with cash and From the house Hayne m Siglap, ra and stolen. The other officer. Brenchiey had his radio and 5250 stolen from his I A.mber Road.
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    New Look Police Uniform Hailed
    123 3 Standard Staff Reporter THERE unanimous sup;,: among civilian member.-. Police Advisory CornSingapore tor the unifor of 1 P ice officers and t ra: Mr. T. W. Ong, a member Ad\ ory C mittee and Pr Singapore Chinese Bi Ass >ciation, said yesi i .marl a:
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    53 3 I I Miss l,i-.n.i M.idh.tvan I of Inoh who caw an )an eiteai d v perform' am r<'centl> will mak«- another bow on I I at th«* Victoria 'liu*jtre Sia^aporc. Ti!" ioiftt-organisers of the r-i ital .ir-- Messrs A.P. Madhavan md I Dharau Mr. S.B.S Naidu v b Ihi M
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    S'pore Wives Express Doubts
    36 3 Blackout C ttee I P. F. De S j nk that the o wili r> i tsk m >v* own v* I Ml Ann i opinion tion of t: j station. I
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    5,081 Detaines In Malaya
    102 4 5,081 Detaines In Malaya DON, .lulv 31.- The British Colonial Secre"^ii OOvei Lyttelton. told the* House of Comj tii.it on Juls \2 t l iis \r.u- 5,08] persons mt i field under Emergency Regulations m prisons or i imps m >':ii. .i. S 1 "In S i ate < F<
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    28 4 o iestai Osanui Ckuuurti, costuitd for \\.<> vkicfe he v. :ii priM'nt at t coßcerl m aid <if the [fl "i'.(M.ifi !i;!i t«> heM at t!i.- Kaffirs Hotel on
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    LIFE OF HUNGER FOR BANDITS
    100 4 LIFE OF HUNGER FOR BA NDITS Captured D/arv nlnmp<\ n For Inefficiency Sfondcrd Staff rtcr LESS co -operation horn considerably worsened ihc ation ond life m the jurgL hunger and suffering. who has L: Lim. a Pni; i S3 the S riieri b I volu which j The Infor other
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    How Youth Can Help In Progress To Self-Rule
    231 4 PENANG, Thurs.—'Progress towards self-govern-ment, the attainment of self-government and above all the maintenance of independence when selfgovernment has been attained, are impossible if we cannot train local men and women to run the govern ment of this country efficiently," said the Member
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    Adult Education
    31 4 THE KUALA Kangsar Branch of the Perak Adult Education Association will hold its annual general meeting m the Kuala Kangsar v lirt House on Aug. 6. at 4.45 p.m.
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    Kuiai Squatters Want Bigger Plots Of Land
    700 4 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORK BAHRU, Thnrs. Tiie conslanl crj for larger plots of cultivable land to Im* ma3e available to them, has been heard from squatters m Kulai town and m other aevf villages m the kuLii group during the past few weeks.
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    CHANGE FOR THE BETTER
    41 4 THE n d! the Federation of All Malayan t fate Staff Unions, m its editorial, observes that the :>:>k of employers i taken a -new turn and there was definitely a prop 1 towai Asian employe< s.
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    Govt. States 'Land For Settlers' plan
    279 4 IPOH, Fri. Permanent lillrs, such as entries la the Mukim Registers and leases of State land which may extend to thirty years, will be issue:! m appropriate cases to settlers m the new villages for their house sites, and their farm land outside the
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    TRANSFERRED
    17 4 SENIOR Ho n taJ Awristwit tr. 1 Boon H I ol the DisDi ttict iiobpitai, raipim.
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    KL Super Hotel Plan off
    5 4 KL Super Hotel Plan off
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    3 Claim Trial To Housebreaking
    6 4 3 Claim Trial To Housebreaking I
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    DATO DEFENDS GOVT'S POLICY
    581 5 rerseas Teachers Plan Won't Hinder l ocal Men 's Chances Standard Staff Correspondent ENANG, Fri.— The Member for Education, Dato E.E.C. Thuraitoday defended Government's policy of recruiting teachers d.a, Pakistan and Ceylon to help ease the urgent needs of this caused by the acute shortage of
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    Rabies: S'pore Prepares
    30 5 Rabies: S'pore Prepares the I 3 thai oi i .the res' II SI tin! ml thai tihe luwitiii vi ike rural aieaa m UltcssUtei by c the 1 5 ap-
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    LOST BABIES GET $1.100
    5 5 LOST BABIES GET $1.100 kJ
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    Lost Trouser Started This
    23 5 THE L( mi verage Firsl P iresterimv ed him. 1 whal until he wi 1 •k-s.;p. wa-; fine default
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    Former Postmaster Is Jailed
    81 5 SEHEMBAN, Fr.-The former postmaster, Batang Malaka, S. Arurflqgam, was convicted yesterday on three criminal charges by the Presideni of the Sessions Court Tumpin. O'.\ the fir>t charge criminal breach of trust of (6 i and 40 cents— he v.^s sentenced to two year's rigorous imprisonment an<l
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    Man Surd For Income Tax
    93 5 WHEN an application for a receiving and adjudicating order was made against Chua Van Sui m the Singapore High Court, before the Chief Ji I S r Charles Murray- Aynsley, Mr. J. E. Jeans. Asst. Controller of Income Tax. said that Chua had only p:iid
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    Uleged Murder In Tiong Baharu
    48 5 T.I I!I.\ HONG alias lim Ah Gong was tentatively i m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday with the murder of Yeo Chiow Van ldr< m Tiong Bahru Roa(' o»4 July 31. lie was reinandcd m t tie Central lock-Mp until Aug. 5,
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    46 5 WiiKN— th,. Hiffn Commissioner, Gen. sir Gerald Templer, visited Kroh on Wednesday, he mrt Rfuthan, son ol Munthayan .1 telecommunications l.n« mti.hi who was awarded (he 8.F..M. for distinguished service. Picturt* sh«»ws Gen, Templar and Mtithan m Kroh's Main Street with an armoured tar .is background.
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    68 5 Mr Ong Hoik Hoe, of the Colonial Audit Department, Bfaf*MrC w»"o hM "fin stletU'd to e<» to ttC I oiidon olTit lor a three-year training, was the gui->t ul hun..ui- at a diniu r part) given b} >is ooUeafoea at the New WotVi list nm-it. Picture show's Mr, Ongr, In
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    TV-Set Draws Big Audience
    407 5  -  STEPHEN SIM By THE Happy World was a flash of colour last night when thousands thronged there to see the Fourth Annual Traiie Exhibition. Every StaU was uicaacu i nd decorated to attract and! dazzle the eye. The crowd started pouring m after the Governor, Mr.
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    Ambulances lilted With Radio Phones
    156 5 Ambulances lilted With Radio Phones .MR. J. SHAW, Superintendent or' the Singapore F B igade taLso controlling Arab Service) m his 1951 report states that he could not ;ls!< the City Council to pun additional ambulances until I Alexander Road Station was completed. I ere wa.s no space aj I
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    Wayang Owner Convicted
    90 5 AT THE conclusion <> r a three--114 at the Singapore First Puiw 1 irt j esterda 1 Ling, 1 proprietoi Chinese I I ical tuniiie wh< wa charged with giving 1 information to the Police was fined $200 or two months 1 hard labour. He paid the
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    SIX DIE OF DIPHTHERIA
    43 5 SIX DIE OF DIPHTHERIA SIX DEATHS resulting from diphtheria, for the wed: ending July 2<), were reported by the City Health Officer, Dr. N. A. Canton, yesterday. Thirty people were reported to have died from pneumonia and 18 f I>m tv berci ilo
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    Supports Award To Teachers
    186 5 'I E Dir tor ol Elducation, Mr. H. M. Young yesterday defended his department's decision to award a pass m the Third Year Normal Class Examinati 1 to 21 second-year Cej tific;ite Course students, who had Jailed m their final examinations. ''I* is a widely reco^ni
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    48 5 1 i!RF.F. pec 1 I SIB :ri b I N.mi, G;tn San and tr Soj each fined *■■"> r I•■ da I Impi i iment by Ch [bi m bin I 1 S I Ktuang Circuit Wagisi ite I i J i. >■ i been Qi e g fo* 19
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    Admits Stealing Roll Of Cloth
    50 5 KWEK THENG CHING (55) admitted m the Singap Second Police Court yesterday that he tole a roll of cloth valued $67 from D. L. Chotaram. at High Street on July 31. Th c. c was postponed to Augu B and bail ot $500 was al!ov
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    Several Demands Of 'Temporaries' Met By Fed. Govt.
    122 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Pri. A deputation from the Federation Government Temporary Officers' Association which called on the Deputy High Commissioner, Mr. D. C. Moc Gillivray this week got several of their demands met, The Standard was told yesterday. Mr T.
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    Korea-Bound Men Testify In S'pore Case
    172 5 Korea-Bound Men Testify In S'pore Case BEF< >&I sailing troopship, tire I noon yester I B soldiers who were hound Korea, spei:' m the Singapore Third Police Court, where they upon to identity clothes and testify In a The two Acre P ites 1 Johnson and Edward Taylor ol the
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    Today's Power Cuts
    256 5 KIHSTATION'S m -«iiiu' I|MH p liable i>> ion) i.m|.i\ i» ■^il !;•> .<i I i <;.; .i ii~.,n Road i St., hmi .h >i Peoples Pai ;> N foon I Lams nil Mill-. 4. him Him. i i ni-i vv i»rk, i i I m ti»i BiVtf
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    War Years' Gulf Ends In Divorce
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    Averting The Crisis
    595 6 P! RAL Tempter's warning that the Federations I position gave cause for anxiety not go unappreciated among circles m ho are on! to regard this valuable raw I p>n for gouging American I ct -is may m part be attributed to spending en the Emergency such as
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    RESETTLED 150,000 SQUATTERS—NOW IT'S GOODBYE
    836 6  - RESETTLED 150,000 SQUATTERS— NOW IT'S GOODBYE PERCY JOSEPH By THE man who began a resettlement programme for Johore's 150,000 squatters, even before the great Briggs Resettlement Plan came into being, leaves Singapore today on six months' leave prior to retirement with the satisfaction that Johore leads oil other States m
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    Review of Views
    419 6 Review of Views Chinese Police DATO Sir Cheng-lock Tan's appeal to the Chinese for at least 2,000 Chinese policemen is an important call, which, it is hoped, will be greeted by an enthusiastic response, the Chung Shing Jih Pao said editorially yesterday. The paper pointed out that the Chinese who
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    567 6 the Church's No. 1 Enemy, says jCompromise Is Impossible With |i This Most Danigerous Challenge. i =1 i IT is given to few men m public life steadily to increase their visible stature 1 and to broaden their claims on the attention of men of goodwill every where i alter
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      Effective Press Criticism
      236 6 Sir; The High Commissioner, Gen. Sir Gerald Templer, who was the principal guest at the last annual dinner of the Press Ciub of Malaya said: "There is no doubt that the Press is, and will continue* to be. one of the most powerful influences m forming public
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      MORE POPULAR CHOICE
      253 6 Sir. —Recently we read In your columns that the Labour Party is considering to nominate Mr. P. M. Williams, or Mr. S. Jaganathan. We supporters of the Labour Party m the South Ward wish to remind '.he ELECTRICITY? LETS WAIT Sir. —I agree with Mr. J. Balkara
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    Mossadeq Bars Shah Contact With His People
    235 7 illlHiW \u^. I Premier Mohammed Mossadeq'fl dictatorial „M >i«-r<l;;\ barred ih«* >liah of Persia from all contact with diplomats unless authorized m advance I>> Mossadeq himself, and jj bill m the Majlis ex ten cling martial law m Teheran for one iitoiilh' ba
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    Govt. Sacks 58 British Communists
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      Pope Sees Windsors
      35 7 Pope Sees W indsors THE Pope yesterday Kiamea a private audience to the Duke D ess ol Windsor at his ncr palace 12 miles south oi Rome. I I >!■< 18 minutes with the Pope-- Reuter
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      Indian Prince Dies
      31 7 THE Maharaja ol Bho.jra.iji Gondal, a princely state i bcd the Saurashtra i i State of the Indian Republic f 1 < d <m edn< sday. lie 68 AP
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      Eva Peron's Funeral
      27 7 PRESIDENT Juan D. Peron iced that \^e de ayed i I- va Peron, will be held on Sunday. Auk 10. died la&t Saturday. AP
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      Veheson For Honololu
      30 7 CS Secrei Stale Dean on took off for Honolulu and a meeting with Ministers of Australia and New Zealand to set up an for Pacific d< AP
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      USCrisis Meeting
      30 7 ilture officials from j nim ere call< an meeting m Nashville 1, nessee, to discuss ways relie 1 effects of a winch eady i millions ol dollars. Reuter
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      27 Miles Of Seats
      28 7 BRITAIN' will up about 90IHHI tion seats -more .1 s will hove to pay fro n US$lO to US$l5 to t in i.- AP
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      UK Crime Increase
      28 7 RIME m Britain last year var with indictable offences rep ed and ses m sex crii theft and receiving stolen goods, said f Office Reuter
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    MACAO CEASEFIRE TALKS
    84 7 HONGKONG. Aug. 1, (Reuter\AP>: New ceasefire talks beda.v on the China-Macao where machinegun and have broken out cc m the past week bel Portuguese I Chinese troops -man of the 1 Chamber of Commerce m Macao. 1 Mr Ho Yin Chi and the ice- ian, Mr I
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    Wartime Torpedo Kills 11, Sinks Ship
    84 7 BOULOGNE, Aug. 1 (R< vartime torpedo dragged 1 nud ot Btiulogne harir today sank France's bij I 1 dger the 1,289-ton Pas De I (is II and killed 11 of its i 17. including the captain. I The 1 l Calais was worki j
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    Ship Builder Dies
    24 7 NEW ORLEANS, Aug. I, iAP> —Andrew Jackson Higgins, 65, ned builder ol beach landing craft during World War 11, died lay.
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    16 Held In Raid
    41 7 THE Singapore Police last d( tamed 16 Chinese ftei a raid on opium dens. j| n ol the men were deta c I 1 i ntrai Police Station and six ai the B< ach Road Police Station.
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    EXAMS For CLERKS
    46 7 ■MM'i.iC \'i H )NS from candi- j a tes the Junior ai d General Clerical Examination* for GenClerical Service clerks to be d Sept. 18 and 19 ;lfl be addressed to the As--1 rtant Sec etar: (E. 0.) B. fv.:,,ninl Secretary* Office by
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    BEVAN ANSWERS A TTLEE REBUKE
    219 7 LONDON, Aug. 1. (Reuter) Mr. Aneurin Bevan, leftwlng Socialist, threw hack at his Party leader Clement Attlee today a rebuke which the former Labour Prime Minister had administered to him m the House of Commons yesterday. Mr. Bevan hotly denied that he had committed a
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    38 7 [MHUII The Raja Muda of Selan^or. eves the Chines? hest hold- JnK a radiogram, which attracted crowds following the open- in* of the British Radio Exhibition last ni*ht at the Stadium of the Happy World Amusement Park, -Standard
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    Gel Yourself N acrinated
    106 7 AS island-wide vaccination campaign will be launched m Singapore from Aug. Members of the public are urged to get themselves va< cinated. Although there has been no threat of an immediate epidemic of smallpox, m Singapore, the campaign is launched as a precautionary mea- re, rticularly
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    Workers Reply To Mrs. Eu
    134 7 CITY Council employees have to keep to the regu ai office hours said Mr. Lim Ton Ngee, President of the City I ployees Union, yesterday, m reply to the allegation made by Mrs. Robert Eu that mci bers of the staff were ready to j
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    Sliehi Quake
    18 7 A SLIGHT earthquake ?hor>k Valparaiso, Santiago and OHig gins provinces at 7.21 a.m. on Thursday. A.P
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    London Exchange
    43 7 LONDON* Aug. 1 i Renter) Apart from the industrial .sectior which continued to make stead} progress under the lead of engineerings th e stock markets wert quiet and rather uninteresting This was understandable m view of the approaching holiday v< ekvnd.
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    A Display Fit For A Queen...
    202 7 A Display Fit For A Queen Standard Stall Reporter iK DISPLAY fit for Queen was the must beautiful feature ot Australia's large exhibit at me Trade Fair when it opened yes- and that i s exactly E ii was according t" an explanation 'by Mr. A. J. S. Day. Australian
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    Facilities For Overseas Students
    66 7 SPECIAL facilities for overseas students will be provided by the Oxford University s Somerville College for Women m a new £25,000 wing. the plans of which have just been approved by the Oxford City Council, says the Commis-sioner-General's Office. The new wing will house a library
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    Commons Approve Bonn Pacts
    59 7 LONDON Auk. 1 <Keu ter) A Labour opposition amendment D r t i f postponement of ratification of Germany ««»s defeated m the House of Commons today. The voting was 294 to 26t The Commons today approved the Bonn -ventions ending occupa tion of Germany by
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    RajaMuda Selangor At Fair
    118 7 Standard staff Reporter CHE ftrsi distinguished visitor from the Federation attend the opening yesterday of the Trade Fiiir ami British Radio Exhibition at the Happy World Amusement Park, was the Raja Muda of Selangor. "I <;.me here espec to attend the Exhibition and Fair." he told
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    Winners Of TTC Musical Con test
    69 7 Winners Of TTC Musical Con test Standard Stafl Reporter STUDENT teachers oi Singapore Teachers' Trainin College and their guests packe the British Council Ha night at a musical c sponsored by r Debating and Drain; Prizes I i the be; instrumentalist. best vocalu and for the best original e<>:i position.
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    India Wants Probe Into 'Germ' Charge
    163 7 TORONTO. Aug. 1 (AP)— India told the 18<h Into tional Red Cross c-onfc i yesterday that an impartial body should investigate Russian charges thai United National forces have waging germ warfare m Korea, "so that the truth may be exposed m all its medity."
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    Wafd Rejects Middle East Defence Plan
    252 7 (\\U(K A«f. l. (I I') Egypt's bluest political party announced today iis "cmteforlcal rejectkni*' of Western Bi| Fhree proposal^ for a Middle Ezsi PNt- fence Command. [on was contained >'• Party mani- party r ai Premiei fa 1 -he with ation of Xi I
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    3 MIGs Down
    9 7 AAP i -I MIG 60 C<
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    $750,000 Saved In One Week
    10 7 Dv: i opened S m >
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    VETERAN DIES
    22 7 VRK, S Chan* I)S7> 'I id died al hill. Biggar, I 'and dvi ins Rl. He look tion Mahdi ii
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    Mossadeq Nailed On Oil Offer
    72 7 Mossadeq Nailed On Oil Offer N Aug. I (ft I Offi emphai the statement 'ay that las! Persian 1 mc<i Ifossadeq P. i■; i m c A:, v ,<■}'<■ subse h ii v, cial I 'i cast by i alleged thai r bad be i tain and noi The spoke
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      139 7 rubber, tin closing prices SMndard London Cor respondi nt LONDON Aug 1 Th c follrwing ore tht closing O* rubbci ond rM on tni Londr r> Morktt rodov LONDON RUBBER OMDON TIN cij Spot £956 per ton j buyers, £956.105. sellers. Oct Die. 25 d Three months £955 .105. ion
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    BOOM IN SPARKLERS
    506 8 Industry Competes With Jewel Trade CAPE TOWN, Aus. 1, (OFNS)— The bfegesl and most watertight monopoly m the world, the He Beers diamond organisation of South Africa, is experiencing the biggest boom m its 63 years of existence The glittering stream of gems pou\* out oi the
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    U.S. ORDERS CARRIER A-PLANT
    176 8 w,\ SHING TON. Aug. JAmerica's Atomic Energy Commission last night atinounced it had ordered the levelopment of an atomic' power plant for ''large naval vessels such as aircraft carriers." The commission said the con- had been assigned to the Westinghouse Electric Corporation which is already building
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      592 8 FAST REGULAR TRANSPACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overland Francisco Los Angeles AH Ameru :iu A (,'iujdian Cities Penang PS'ham Spore Ar; LA N pan ippine Hp:^R :50.iuiv SAai S6Aut F I Q piticollll of Dry Cargo Deep i i§ a:.i passenger Bookings etc.. ANGLO FRENCH BENOiXSENS LTD. IE! I tore X'i'ißl IS
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      619 8 t CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTO. K« !.if Sailings to China xnd .!.< p *n from Singapore Pert Swettenhain Penang. Also direrl Sailings from Rmukok and Indonesin Jo China Japan Duf Spore Doe Penan* Kmm "Szechuen Aug I Aug 7 Hongkong tuning" Aurls Aug 21 Japan Sails Sails Sails Penang P.
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      411 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS R °y alito^a«Uojd Holland -Amrni-a line NYderla id Line Rotterdam Rotterdam AnMndum HALIFAX BOSION M \i»J'K ••H.IAI.L.PH.A SuSmotemoSJu NEW ORLEANS S"pow P Mum Peuai M>M "> (SMN) G*l M t s A«s J AMI'tXAN ,BL, M v SLOTEBDYK (HAL) 1/TSepl SSepT «S«3 BANTAM (RL, n s
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      346 8 3Tm J£^€fc^>;, fir, lAOJHGB FROM S( YNhiwvi, *^J-LLi "FIOMA' for fenffa* hJJTi "FAIM.OXIA" fo? B, B Uu ?Un* knk Saigon Hongk i Kobe Yokohnma *30 "INDIA" foi Bangkok "Sai. j gon. Hongkong Mini a Kobe rokohami iv i'-MKONir for Ba- -kck 111 ■"W :o,; FROM lAFAM lli.m.k SAILINGS TO CONTIMs,
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    No Production UK Rubber Talks
    260 9 No Production UK Rubber Talks MALAYAN rubber producers gcneraMy do not expect the rubber talks now proceeding m London to yield very much, says Brown's Malayan Economic Review m Qn editorial tedcy. rSTSSi.tIv. assembly which Review considers "alks are n sarily exploratory. In i( of -:'M-al opp id a iterna-
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    'Exorbitant Exactions' In RL Hit
    11 9 'Exorbitant Exactions' In RL Hit for- same s that ur costs
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    Central Perak Rubber Div.
    60 9 !01 .><> X. Aug. 1 Dr, ;-:te sccii- conditions which j severely limited the number ol field ha <i reduced the j rubber harvested from t target ol 3.000,0(K) pounds to 449 odd rubber prices has i nab Central Perak rubber to declare a tot.il diviaend
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    117 9 AMONG the passengers who I'-ft Sinsjano-e "on ih«Oranje yesterday were Col and Mrs 11. S. Lee .md their two SOUS, Thmnas (II) and fllmilCT (13 years), who art' to enter Leys Schools. Cambridge. Col. Lee, well-known tin miner and Member <»( the i "l«!-.il Executive Council, told 1 'he Standard,
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    Warning On UK Rubber Parley
    277 9 WITH the working party of the International Rubber Study Group meeting m secret m London, rumours of the proceedings are likely to influence the rubber market m Singapore m the next fortnight or so. m tneir \veeKiv report, J>ewis and Peat state that the danger
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    Malayan Shares Are Easier
    135 9 SINGAPORE. FrL— The Malayan share market closed for the holidays with an easier tendency. Little business passed at the lower levels m all sections, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Aciation. The market will re-open on Tuesday. Changed prices were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Seller* K\ex B'-i'-ta Con Tin
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    Produce Mart Is Stagnant
    80 9 QUIET and slightly easier conditions prevailed on the produce market m Singapore y« terday with no business passim at current quotations. Copra was easier with buyers at $25j per picul and «llers at $25] "^Coconut oil sellers inch < (391 per picul and buyers *t Betel
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    Federation Export Ban
    71 9 Federation Export Ban KUALA LUMPUR, Fn.-A supplement to the Governmen. Gazette published today prohibits the expori from the Federation to Singapore heavy gunnybags (new ana secondhand), titiolale and manufactures thereof, empty bottles of all kinds, materials for boiler repairs such ;< v plates. tubes and fittings, ran tional steel and
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    East Pak. Seeks China Trade
    36 9 THE Muslim Chamber o Commerce m Chi 1 Pakistan, has urged the Kai Government for an itnnn trade pad !> a \ew to imp.: f jrice. wheat camphor. i and Dieceaoods. U.P.
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    £6,500,000 Paid By UK Firms In China
    46 9 HONGKONG, Awl;. I R< iter M l British tb ma »ntn longBtandinfi Interests ha r :,:-.a have remittee! to CWna abo I ZGJSOO,QOQ sterling U) meet »n--insckmable demands ma >? upon them. Bceordin^ lo i c iirar Eastern Economic Re^i-w.
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    Private Lin Buying In Lifo Is Resumed
    199 9 V \*l i N< I x \hl: i rh< I idled v ii i\ lifted! r«i si i> i <• i-iir t i allowing i»rrii > «w mif <iri« r- i<- bnj it «>\«t-<.i- !<•> berc for ikr fi >-' i'' tl; wbm
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    Pokyo Bank Branches
    17 9 Tl [E B ok] d it .Hk< m I.ondu atei 'his vrar. Reuter AAP
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    Television In Japan
    6 9 Televi sion In Japan I AAP
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    55 9 COMMODITY PRICES .i, lUtll" I „l 1. < i It) iii pore < Ntantaj *en i Spsi i i; m 1,,!-. \:iI R.SJS R.SJS i O|H*lliM! |)1 i uric Spot d •i s 1,. IV <• Dec. i <i- :<. .1 s< n< iv B I IPORJ I •I 1.;.
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      168 9 !..r n. v:n list Hit! m rrodocti—a i i -JiWA LARA" Starrii Kok'.ih And •.ih In t Hit \«'ii! •»r \.\t < N MAUOBORO I! Pr»»dtn tion ENIMC TG-DAY S S 1549.)5p.«. PRINCE WHO WAS A THIEF I urlis P i- t; N H Ih OLOK 1,, norrovK at 1
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      76 9 The AUSTIN "SEVEtI" on display PENANG August 4-11 (inc!t:sive) BORNEO MOTORS LTD JP\ W IHiILXS? I mp lilt. PBOBLKU 01 in-,. i- I ''l\l 11 f '2R. i 1 ■S^Sf ■■.u.orlrv i. M ui«i ffial 1 .1 Ifs Dzsion tesiifies io yc~r r jO cd i Its Finish confirms your
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      278 9 Singapore Diary, Mail Schedule, M e«t/ier Report, Singapore mul Federation Entertainments, Radio Halaya 9 Ships m Harbour, Malayan Railways, Air, Bus Travel' SINGAPORE DIARY 1 1 ade I .iir o.i R I \M t .ow i hinrxc M m basketl Ii tO;i m. Commercial I "S —at 3 p m
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      478 9 c for Dum Dum g and kota lor Penang and X Dakota for Palembang. b ai A ways Sk.\:n.' j i Kuala Lum- j P« ailg. 1530 \IA D.ikttUi tor Ku;i:a for Bangk i -.C York tor Manila. i stern Dakoia :;>: X a Lun .1 and Pc lang Dakota
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      637 9 rp); fi 15 M I Ba i p m 7.15 Spo;l .ghl on thi gency; 7 > Musical Crossword; H )tn The Li I »rian Takes O\ «jd Film Cai i val; 9 pm. Dance Music: it.nu News (S); 9.45 Voices Ha nony; 10 n m Merry Go Round; Ui'.m
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      Is It Too Slow, Girls ?
      262 10 Is It Too Slow, Girls Faster Than Sound, But... HPHE trouble about flying films, my cinema friends tell me. is that while the boys will alwaysogo for a good one it has to be something really super-colossal to interest the girls. They usually prefer a .-.p -t of romance and
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      REG WHITLEY reviews U.K. releases
      146 10 his usual liglit comedy roles. And John Justin, who was for a time a reals-life test pilot, is the chap who carries on the good work. Dinah Sheridan is the wife who waits and Kalph Richardson provides lii» best screen pi formance i»» date as
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      174 10 jam: Russell helps Boh i Hope, an old pal, rehearse i\ 1 .1 song for liis new movie i 1 "Road To Bali" during a recent isit to the set Sn Hollywood. THIS lovelj lad) Is none other than loan Collins who lia- tt <■ r first m i jor
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      JO WON'T BE ANOTHER LENA HORNE
      476 10 JO WON'T BE ANO THER LENA HORNE JOShP II I N E BAKER, playing her first night club run m Hollywood, is accepting the applause of the movie crowd but refusing their film otters. The controversial Negro entertainer is reported mulling an offer to film her life story. But she
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      Wedding Bells For Indian Stars
      304 10  -  Ranjit Singh I^IL.M STAR romances make news any time any place, and the news that Prem Nath husky top star of the Indian screen and brother-in-]a"v to Raj Kapoor has announced his engagement to Bin a Rai, a new discovery who has shot to fame
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      114 10 MOVIE NEWS r.d,,: "TEAFOJi |o TWO BawUr TAINTING mi Wn -HI RBU Vm isi i Vv y^ xx jK&>-r£*- "V _fa_J^ V WrV^ Vi»ni\Kjiioni). 1C Jnwiini v (<llUiHll IIUI\l(OI(iR l 9 l us! y i a;#i hhws L ULSO! 01 VMPII G U itopi k's I >rd Breaking iad MEN'S
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    PERAK IN THE LEAD
    94 11 KUALA LDMFVK, Fn. —\l th B pointi were m the 1 ftrsi da] 'a ■> I the M klayan Telecoms ta bere today. Sec. > J >hoi with C is and thi d Negrl-Malao i five points. Results v B k M p^ I d Robert
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    94 11 Today's SPORT B A D M i J o Ma Ui )fa n Champ i <■:' Singapore B uiminton Sta 8 p.m. soccer-.— South China i Singapore Chinese at Jalan Be ■<■ Stadium 5.15 p.m SAFA 11. IRC v. CA -A' at Jalan B< \r Stadium 4 p.m.; B YMMA
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    Soccerites Beaten By Penalty
    216 11 A FKV. dred over -excited booed Referee v> eb( warded a penalty tv Marines which gave them victory ovt Sia: Soccerties by three goals to two m a SAFA Division II soccer match played at Jalan Beiar Stadium yesterday. lie incident occurred four minutes from the
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    390 MU Held GHQ To Draw
    127 11 IX A FIRST division inter- ices ioecer match played at etar yesterday, G.H.Q Malaya I—l with 390 M.U The Army dominated for the I ten minutes but a break hrough by newcomer D. Jones Scuber watching his shot However. GHQ plunged into ttack and
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    High Scores Likely In Malayan Cricket 'Final'
    871 11  -  "LINESMAN" By THE sixth annual cricket "te st" between the North and the South will begin m Singapore today and will, officially, ring the cur- B tain down on the official season. Weather permitting, the S J n 9aporeans should see exciting cricket
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    WORLD RECORD SMASHED IN WOMEN'S RELAY
    567 11 WORLD RECORD SMASHED IN WOMEN'S RELAY By LEO PETERSEN, United Press Staff Correspondent HELSINKI, Aug. 1 (UP) One world and two Olympic records were broken and another tied today as the United States and Hungary each won a Gold Medal. United States' Yoshinobu Oyakawo, who is a Hawaiian of Jap
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    Australia Italy Best In Cycling
    129 11 HELSINKI, 31 P W split honours n th< 2 Olympic Games track cycling race?, which ended ai Aerodrome here loday, oo:h nations winning two gold medals. The -It tools '.he 1.000 me- < :ers sprint with thrir 27 year old pedal kins, En/o Sacchi, and
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    Brooks Stops Will Toweel
    219 11 HELSINKI, Aug. 1. <AP>.— Flyweighi N ite Brooks of Cleveland fought his way into the finals of the Olympic boxing tournament today by outpointing Willie Toweel of Sou Africa. brother of world bantam-weight champion c Toweel. Brooks will meet Edgar Basel of German m the final
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    LAP RECORDS BROKEN TWICE
    72 11 BOREIIAM. England. Aug. 1 \P)— Lap records were broken ice Thursday a s drivers tuned 5 up Eor an international motor Cc meeting here Saturday, r Italian driver Luifii Villoresi, rounded one lap m his Ferran at 101.1.3 miles an hour shortly 1 after Froilan Gonzalez
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    RESULTS
    265 11 many) M. Nitzkowski (United States) O. Cossani (Argentine). T. Kajikawa (Japan), j. Nagasawa (Japan). J. G. Davies < Australia X Tro■janovie (Yugoslavia), B. Stassforth (United State.-:*. D. Ha -ki ns (Australia), L. Portelanee I Canada N. H i r a y a tn a (Japan.'. D. Buyze (.Holland). M.
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    EgYptian Swims Bristol Channel
    30 11 Eg Yptian Swims Bristol Channel HARTLAND PO^'T, England. Aug 1 (AP>-E? pt'sj imniirm champion Captain Abdel Rehmi m the Bristol Channel fi Devoncoasl of England to riy Island tb "sday.
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    Russia In For 1956 Olympics
    120 11 HELSINKI. DP) Russia will partici 19&> at the n .urne with a full tram. Arthur Chairman of the organizing committee tor Urn .ipiad. announced t Coles said thai team manage] I their Australian <■• that the Soviel Union i held just as big a contingent
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    LOO-Metre Record
    39 11 OSLO Aug. 1. (AP». sprint ace Lindv He equalled the LOO cord <10 2 seconds a pos' Oiympic track and fir.d meet whic Australian Strickland hurdles m 11. Beconds. the {■(■<>'■«, p by i Fanny B 11 7.
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    36 11 V. jffcfai t!i.- Mil Bi H* Singapore Jabl.- Iteanil is cm iation will "i\ '<• ji nation to I |mj U iUM irnnis i v hit h w ill B I I
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    37 11 Leach And Bergmann For S'pore lOHNNI M H :!l r r i rgn inn > l.r:-i I taU '••imi.- I |on» v. ..lid !,..mjH-" H Bii c w X S tior and Voo < Fa««, for i 'ri —tclwß
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    TODAY'S RACE CARD
    1052 12 RACE 1~ Horses Class 5 Div. 4—6 Furs.— 2.ls p.m. 1 ii m I'm tun- I iii > N "Shaw Stable spencer Padek 0 Unpalong i (.12 M/i 5. Teo &J. Ballaa Yong Junes I M 9 Mr lin Hock Manning Russell 4 ink) < id. m.
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    1400 12 Free Entry Fancied To Win Main Event FREE ENTRY, a five-year-old Stalino gelding, who scored his rrasdcn on Saturday, is strongly fancied to win the eight-and-a-half furlongs race for Class One horses today— the third day of the Penang Turf Club's August Bank Holiday meeting. The going is likely to
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    MISS PATTERSON ENTERS SINGAPORE SINGLES FINAL
    564 12 YOUTHFUL, hard-hitting Miss S. M. Patterson, who is making her debut m this year's Singapore Lawn Tennis Championships, entered the final of the women's singles tournament after a thrilling ??)-game encounter with Mrs. Pat Sewell at the V.M.C.A. courts, yesterday. Miss Patterson, who won
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    Indians Triumph
    21 12 HANOVER 1 (R —The Indian Olympic h i team won theii i same In Germany against presentative le t
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    25 12 i Uub mem be that there will bt- ki i 1 tnd Kinging >morrow between 2 p.m am < S nm. I i I
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