Singapore Standard, 6 August 1952

Microfilm: NL2287
Total Pages: 12
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    18 1 Singapore Standard •fo Ik SM X VOL. 11l NO. 35 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    41 1 MR ANDREI (IROMYKO, Russia's new Ambassador to Britain. who arrived in I .oncioii recently, called for closer understanding between Russia and Britain. As he strode through the crowds demonstrators showered leaflets on him and there were ihonti <>i "Go home." Mirrorpic
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    29 1 ■■k avon. K.n^ I', I i..ru lot tsses H :.:<\ is ex- ■'I'-an- Mih pnbtieei j into .i lias stories 1 .imuk in UM Vmon thr-n /in" and r m*-nir.
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    ANZUS Talk On 'Areas Of Concern'
    15 1 ANZUS Talk On 'Areas Of Concern' 3 ich Indo- name n -ate for ei mutual
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    Regency Council For Selangor
    117 1 KUALA I I EVIPI K. Tues. For the first time in the hi>.tor\ oi Selangor, u Council ol Regency has been appointed bj Ihe Rnler to function durmu his absence from the country while on a pilgrimage to Mecca. XI Tengku Abdul Aziz ibni |Sull Alam
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    Scientist & Family Shot Dead
    252 1 Scientist Family Shot Dead FORCALQUIER, Southern France, August 5 (Renter) or Sir Jack Drummond, nous British food scientist who planned Britain's warand his wife Lady Anne Drummond and 12-year-girl daughter Elizafound brutally murdered by an Alpine road in France today. The ;ham bio-chemist had bullets in hi s buck. amend
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    HUNGRY CHIEFTAIN SHOT
    346 1 GuardsKHled $B, ooo Red On Food Forage Standard Mall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. To a small patrol oi Home Guards m Baling, K«*<!ali. «rocs lite distinction o( being tin* first party <>l iii<* Securit) Forces tins month to kill a $8,000 ommunisi s *'i Seong, political adviser
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    Belfast Hit By Red Shell
    115 1 Belfast Hit By Red Shell TOKYO, Aug. 5 (Reuter-AAP) Far Easi Naval headquarters today reported that th e British light cruiser HMS Belfast was hit by Communist shore artillery off Cninnampo. near Pyongyang, on Sunday morning. The navy said three of the crew were injured when a 7ti m.m. shell
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    Polish Consul Seeks Asylum
    111 1 CHICAGO. Aug. S il'P) mund Fabisiak. Polish Coi i here, revealed today he had resigned from his post and ,ealed to the United States 51 ite irtment for asylum m i country. Fabisiak said he wrote a letter e State Department on Aug tnnouncing his resignation
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    No Public Lands For Private Plans
    284 1 ANY association willing to i draw up schemes for the P' 11'chase a"d laying out of land 1 the resettlement of squatters, will get Coverassistance in looking ior suitable land, an official release last night stated. Government will also be prepared to use the
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    Protest Over Britons Jailed By Jap Court
    179 1 LONDON, Aug. 5 (Renter) Mr. Anthony Eden, British j Foreign Secretary, tonight j nhjnoned the Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Shunichi Mat■noto. and made the strongest re citations against the Jap^i i.vil court's sentence :of two and a half years' imI prisonment on two British
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    Two Hurt When Car Hit Pillar
    83 1 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Tue.s.— T i of three Chinese riding in a Morris Minor, which crashed into a j pillar of the Nanyang Siang Pan office in Petaling Street on turning from Birch Foad at about 10 o'clock tonight were admitted into hospital with severe
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    Burial Service Held In Jungle
    147 1 Stanford Stall Reporter I Ki \i LUMPUR, Tues.— j, A( \inis chaplains, Rev. i; < '.itnpliim. attached to HQ Malaya, and Padre (i. Bedford, «»i the RASC, were flown into tiif Junftles ■perialb jresterdas afternmn to lh« sew* w tii*» Ijli-iu ui crasM uu sutw
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    Gang Kills 2 Planters
    72 1 DJAKARTA, Aug. 5: (Renter) Two planters of ung Tjempaka Estates in Tjibeber, about 30 miles northeast of Bandung, were murdered by an armed gang on Monday afternoon Th« victims, Mr. F.G. \<-j Haar and Mr. J.H. Van I> r < Palm, both Dutchmen, were attacked and
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    FAROUK SAYS I AM hokkd
    46 1 FAROUK SAYS I AM hokkd r\PRI, Aug. 5 (Reuter): Ex-Ki Jrist begged the Capri hotel in staying to < ■i terribly b< Ho made his plaintive request of a velv dav speni n the i ir of the Ciifftop Hotel. The te manager. Nico- 1o make plans.
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    Japan, Formosa RalifY Pact
    53 1 TAIPI I n AP Nationalis! Ch na i d today e tanged f the e treal i couni on April 28 I marking the coming of the ti eaty of p€ e i the e s of 1 ratification instrui I I the ment or in
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    FUSILIERS THERE
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    Bomb Warning To 78 North Korean Towns
    229 1 Bomb Warnin g To 78 North Korean Towns TOKYO, Aug. •"> (I I') United Nations Air Force disclosed Uxlaj that it lias marked 78 North Korean cities and towns tor air force attack and warned civilian- to get out of them or risk death. The new programme. de gned to
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    Reds' 3 Demands To Macao
    148 1 Reds 3 Demands To Macao HONGKONG. Aug. 5, (UP).— Red China is report'have male three den to the Portuguese authorilor a settlement I border clashes during the last 10 day :ding to lat dispatches Ma< >. The three d a^: 1. Tr.e Poi responsibi make a publi ecurrence ol similar
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    Queen Awards MC To 2 Officers
    200 1 LPT. E II 3f the I Suffolk 1; t, the i who killed 1 terrorist I a the V imental Co and Selangor S i mitt mber, $10,000 Dist Com:: Memi been i the Mil Cross by I The awarded to I pa of
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    TRUST A'Cs CAN BE CHECKED'
    88 2 TRUST A 'Cs CAN BE CHECKED' McNeice Replies To Criticisms Of S'pore Assn. Standard S t f T Reporter I \iTM!II! RE in the Singapore Improvement Frost's vi :;»iial aecoants ran be verifiedj the Presi nt of ibe Singapore <ity (loum-i! ami < hairman ol ihe SIT, Mr. i. P.
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    Chemists To Expand Activities
    116 2 Chemists To Expand Activities Standard Staff We porter THE Singapore Pharmaceutical Association is exploring the po- bility of forming a sub-. oi anisation c- nig itself with the j tS Of its itself the •eutieai ■able se of its own I esta- I r oi in the IK «n H
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    Cheat Gets Weeks' Jail
    44 2 Cheat Gets Weeks' Jail \TNAM. sene nmeot rbeatir Fel im went to Street i like REME He also d e that he had ed O- d :m in d g waited for r 1 m turn up. he p am is I <j REME.
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    106 2 Hit GOB CHEW I I SIONC (43), storekeeper J I of Kodak (Malaya) Ltd.. 1 receiving a medal for S 1 lOJfcg service from Mr. L. i i R. Wales, the Sales j i Manger. M (»oh l:as been with i i he firm for J5 years, 1 1 vt.;rlinsr
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    COURT GIVES OLD MAN $5
    78 2 ED the S apore irt iay ng a vagrant and failing to produce his identity l to a po ice offl wr eick i a H f told the D Judge, Mr. J. B nam 'I I ?eble and canI work. Pk\ me to u
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    'Boy' Threw Away Chap-ji-ki Slips
    32 2 'Boy' Threw Away Chap-ji-ki Slips A MESS T; n Peng arimittt-.i fan the Singapore S Police Court a "I i ii^feting in the rjing on ip-ji4d on J 2] ■>' H—hore Canal Road
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    Robbers Take $1,275 Jewels
    60 2 A CHIN] 23 E woman w i f e of i the proprietor of a provision p in Tras Street was awak- cned from her sleep at 3 a.m.. terday by two masked men I armed with knives. The robbers ransacked the 1 room and collei
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    BOARDING HOUSE BURGLED
    127 2 BOARDING HOUSE BURGLED BURGLARS, who visited a hoarding house in .Meyer Road, Singapore, apparently found easy pickings for all the doors and windows were opened. When they woke up in the morning, the proprietor, Otto Jacob Muller and five boarders found that they had been burgled. What the burglars got
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    Ex-Tec Says He Had Affair With Chief Gangster's Wife
    342 2 Standard Staff K« porter I A FORMER ek ective told the Singapore Third District', Co:: i ye terdaj that he had bee:; intimate with a gangster chief's wife and gave her $B'i fox an abortion while the husband was under detention
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    Delay In Pay Scheme Deplored
    218 2 Delay In Pay Scheme Deplored Standard Staff Reporter GRADUATE teachers in Singapore are more than disappointed at tlie long delay by the Government in implementing the s:\lary schemes for those holding the University ol Malaya degree or Raffles College diplomas. This v tew is expressed in a memorandum sent to
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    Girl (12) Tricked Of Jewellery
    147 2 Girl (12) Tricked Of Jewellery A CHINESE woman who g lined the confidence <>i a L2-year-old &irl, while walking aionsj Serangoon Road, persuaded her to hand her i;old Jewellery worth SKU. entered a Singapore hotel and left by the bark e\il. while the Sir! stood and waited in vain for
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    Seaman Is Acquitted
    69 2 BAHURA TOPAZ, crew member of a ship, charged at the Singapore Assizes yesterdaj with using as genuine three forged ten-dollar Malayan currency notes was acquitted un the jury's unanimous verdict. In his defence Bahura said that on coming ashore he changed 45 rupees with a moneychanger in
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    Iritons Ignorant Of Malaya, Jessie Tells Civics Club
    105 2 A UNITED Kingdom newspaper described Malaya as a Sand of steaming jungle, golden sunset and si i < I bullets, said Miss Jessie from a Girls* Life Brigade camp when she addressed the St. Andrews' School Civics Club yesterday. She stressed on
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    PCs Say Crowd Chased Them
    298 2 An overseer of the Ideal Construction Company and two police constables alleged m the Singapore Fusi Police Court yesterday that they were attacked bv about 30 women and children armed with sticks and stones in Kampong Chantek. where the company is engaged in estate construction
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    Coroner Wants Cyclist To Be Arrested
    149 2 Coroner Wants Cyclist To Be Arrested THE Singapore Coroner. Mr. Choor Singh, yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest of j Yec Chye Tian (17) at the, conclusion of an inquiry into the death of a boy, Lok Eng I Bok (13). following an accident! lat the junction of Beach
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      147 2 4 MitQcte, of modem saince, f THE INK THAT CLEANS AND f PROTECTS YOUP i>sJ£ PEN AS IT WRITHE! i iJW X f t §1 PRICE: 2 ozv :-.zf. II rli TOK\ SUM t ICI i •>■' v NM I Mha Fod ManiL r ad ri:g W>. SSJ^ fo. f
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      122 2 §i- f YOU WOULDN'T I NOFE.' HOW COULD fIJMVi' THEN I\ s- fOUCAN^" ThLN M M^VRCYAGUY NILiM.HONOR AN' GUEGS YOU'RE I TEACH LOOK! (.(''NTft fifc f m^A i LESS'N HE COULD) OBEY ANYONE WHO GONNA HAFTA 6UMPIN L \OU~ I 50...X0U CBOS6J WITH A i BEAT YOUR yCOULDN'T PUSH ME
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    FIVE HELD IN CAR LICENCE RACKET
    129 3 Forged Chop Signatures SSia ilaril Staff Reporter Il\ I < have been detained l>\ ihe PoJire Hi eoiineetion with forget! licei <s iliseovered :«ft»-r i report ilc to ili«* }>'.!. l>\ a Chinese driver, il !f \i -i Hnk holidays. also re »ull -d
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    S'PORE TO FIGHT RABIES
    10 3 S'PORE TO FIGHT RABIES Staff Keportef 1 1*11 1 Ihiilijii--12,00*1
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    Strike Threat is Denied
    51 3 THE Re idenl El jmeer ot Babcock i W G. Muriy, yesterd 13 edge ol a threal •rike of workers at 1 Station. ,ut KM) daily-rai g japore Gen- Bat 1 to be 1 e in theii to a Ing ipe ly a £g 0 Hat
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    Free Show
    5 3 THERE •> it the
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    Attachment Order Is Set Aside
    117 3 IX THE Singapore High yesterday the Chief .lust i.e. Sir Charles Murray-; Aynsley, set aside an order of attachment on the Overseas F -:y on an application At. S. H. D. Elias. Mr. Elias said that a warrant had been issued for the arrest Tan
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    British Music
    41 3 "BRITISH Music O! 0 U Time* 1 w ill be the subject of a lecture I 1 be given by Mr. P Abishe inaden on Aug, 1 1 ai 8.30 p. in the H M.V. atudw in MacDonald Hous#,
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    Doctor (Forced To Live In Poor Home) Regains Possession Of House
    294 3 Doctor (Forced To Live In Poor Home) Regains Possession Of House Standard Staff Reporter DUTCH physician, Johannes Nan Der Goot, who was compelled to li\<* in a destitute's home in Singapore though he was the owner of a house a^Bukit Timah Road, yesterday reolaimed possession of nis house in a
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    SIT Loses Claim For Tenement
    299 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Improvement Trust lost a claim for possession oi its premises at 30-B Kreta Aver, Singapore yesterday, when the First Civil I)istri< i Judge, Mr. A. \V. Bellamy, save judgment lor the tenants Lee Yoke Chan and Lee Sun Yew. The
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    3 Pupils At Marine School Opening
    310 3 Standard Stall Reporter SINGAPORE'S lirst post-war school in Marine Engineering started yesterday with three pupils and a staff of two. The three pupils had their first lecture in mathematics in a room in the Marine Hosl at Anson Road. The school is run by
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    Alert Guard Saw Theft
    98 3 WHILE on guard duty at the I Singapore Standard a Special Constable. Bah a run bin Baba. saw a man take som e lead from a table in the composing room and put it in his trouser pocket, the Singapore Second Police Court was told yesterday.
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    Tanglin To Entertain Other Ranks
    93 3 Tanglin To Entertain Other Ranks THE Tanglin Club plans I i entertain 100 ot-her rank- of tl I Royal Navy, Army and A I i e on leave in Singapore from operations in A Korea, and patients from the Bi ti ih Military Hosptal. The entertainment to be railed "An
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    Cheque Was Forged
    55 3 AFTER a $35,000 cheque was paid out at the Uni Chinese Bank. In Singapore, it was found that it was forged. Tin i incident took pla Fri lay. just before the August Bank holidays. The matter has been reporte i to the police who are now can
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    90 3 MR. F. HARRIS, accountant of the Malay Regiment at Port Dickson, who is uoiii'4 on leave for six months In the United Kingdom this week. Mr. Harris has been with the Malay Regiment for the last three years. Mr. T. K. Choo and his partner Mrs. Michael Tan of Selangat
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    Council Buys 500 Raincoats
    51 3 THE Singapore City Council has bought more than 500 {r-made ram' oats Laflf. A Council spokesman it was the ftrsl til were bo ghi in lai ;e 1 ,i all depai trn The >a naani ired 63 Cressonite bid i ha\ e be :i tested io'
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      18 3 -•tr.firfiMt AnVlOUflCßttieilt >£ COW* 6300* s t.2B| »-tp P-V*-" -r~.v\ Yl* 4 1 "1 „«f^ W ':'_l« S-'^loO-^Snei- HV.
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      185 3 SWISS EMBROIDERY /&n!GJLAISE 7%« material for which you hot b r»« waiting for (if competitive [*!,'< i -j C Ideal for Summer Dresses Latest in fashion Coolest in Wear and Fast colour. I Available in 12 exch i patterns, 9 cha I I in Sky Blue, Green-, Silver G rey
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    PENANG POLICE CRACK ON GAMBLING RACKET
    309 4 23 Charged, One Is Fined $3, 000 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG« Tues. The intensified campaign b) the }>oli<*«' to root out the 100 character racket, which U now raging in Penang, resulted in 23 persons being produced before Mr. J. A. B4ack in the
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    Teachers To Study Pay Plan
    128 4 PENANG, Tues.— A nine-sub-committee has been j tinted bv the standing i ttee of the Penang School Teachers' Asso- j today to study the new, es for Chinese school j and to submit their s to a representative meet- be held on Saturday j afternoon.
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    Prai Water Rates Up
    45 4 Standard Staff Coi I C fi|WHdf ill BUTTERWORTH, Twes.— The general water rate for Prai was increased from two to three per tent, to be conformity with Butterworth. This decision was confirmed at a meeting of thf Province VVellesley Rural Board.
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    Bentong Clique Out To Fix Me, He Says
    231 4 KUALA LI'MPrK, Tues.— That he was the victim of a "very powerful clique" in Bentong, who had vowed to fix him for writing an article published in a Federation new-paper, was the explanation given by A. G. Rozario to Mr. Justice Matthew,
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    Menon To Give Up His Post
    54 4 COLOMBO, Aug. 5 (Reutert— T a*s High Commissioner in Ceylon, Mr. K.P.K. Menon will m reiinquish post His one "car term of service ended in June. on, who was well- s a lawyer in Malaya s the v suffered im- nent in Singapore during
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    Variety Show
    30 4 Ti!F x :> .Memorial Library's ndi High School, Singapore stage a variety entertain- e Victoria Theatre on •d 5i ai 8 p.m. in aid oi SATA and the school.
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    Baby In Drain
    42 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tut*— A n< b >rn baby was found dead n t r iin in Sultan Street at a in todaj The Prince Edward Hoad B' Club, Singapore will celebrate the dob's "Founder's D,.y'' on Saturday, Aug. 9.
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    Indian Dances
    39 4 JOHORE BAIIRU. Tues.— Thfi Jobore Bahru members of t!re Ramakrishna Ladies' Orchestra are putting on a programme of Indian dance.s and music at the Er.ijlLsh College (Main Hall), Johore Bahru. on Friday, Aug. 8. at 8.30 p.m.
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    22 4 photo. Mr. N& Keam Nven and Miss Wong Sou Kwan who were married at the Wesley Church, Sercmban, on Sunday. Tru -Life
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    Ipoh Magistrate Warns Dog Owners
    139 4 lI'OII, Tues.— Magistrate C'hc Arshad today issued a warning to all do*; owners that he would not hesitate to impose a heavy sentence as a deterrent to those who allow their dogs to stray unmuzzled. Pen persons, including an Indian and four women, were fined
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    1/10th. Gurkhas Bag 200th Red
    143 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Plraso congratulate all ranks on having killed 200 bandits and convey to them all my best wishes for the future," telegraphed Sir Gerald Templer to the Officer Commanding 1 lOtih Gurkhas on hearing that they had killed their \JoOih terrorist. The LOth
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    McN To Talk On Blackouts
    40 4 MR. T. P. F. M XEICE. president, Singapore City Council will speak on blackouts over Radio Malaya on Thursday and Friday, Aug. 7 and 8. The broadcasts will be at 7.15 pin. on both days.
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    Registration Of Bicycles Helps Police
    122 4 Registration Of Bicycles Helps Police PENANG, Tues. Reasons for desirability of contini bicv i reg ;ration which has en 1 force in the Municipal toi '"> rge Town for *hree and ah irs were given the Municipal Trc and S< cretary, Mr. A.E. We today. Mr. Welsh said the Council
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    Lucky Draw At Fun Fair
    76 4 Lucky Draw At Fun Fair Tl ving arc the Lucky numbers drawn at the Fun Fair 'M'\d ai Upper Serangoon R-iad St. Gabriel's School: Ist *****; 2nd. 321 74; I ***** ii vh. *****; 6th. 28 203 L2i u i *****; 9th. *****; lOth L7686 Consolation:— *****, *****. *****, 2
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    New China Commercial Co's Stall Attractive
    232 4 New China Commercial Co's Stall A ttractive ONE of the attractive stalls in the Trade Fair now being held at the Happy World is that of the New China Commercial Company of Singapore. This firm has on display such products as the wehknown, German Kronen beer. "Sphinx" and "Chiyoda" sewing
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      114 4 WALT DISNEY'S ALL-LIVE-ACTiON PK EVERYTHING YOUVL EVB ~Jws£^. W j LTDI Nn him PLUS! •WAThR BIRDS" i OLYMP;; CHANGE rnjroon^d on j h o ill wn fl '^^wC' ]r^ C C i C J Extra? P47HE NEWS SPECIAL I NED CHWEE KCK cf SINGAPORE 3RD in the 400m ct HELS
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      75 4 TODAY'S POWER CUTS SUBSTATIONS in Singapore liable iu ji>.ni «.iic(iiimj{ today: I>\Y Si lame*. M.A.T.. Malayan Kflriscratine Co.. Trafalgar St.." Ansoa H<i. Saep St.. Kittnuh *t., PtHtpln Park. Nanson ltd.. Lan Soon Oil Mills, <;u;«n Ilin U.E. Nit work. I M. Factory, River \allf> lid Killimy Rd.. Orchard Kd.. N\.\ri.
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      75 4 Cross St./Pauoda St.. 1 pper Kokieii st.. Pickering st./tburch St.. Ipper Circular Rd. /Carpenter St., Cavanagn Rd./Collyer <)uay, \i< toria Memorial Hall 1 and Prince St., .Market St., Raffles PJace/^lalacca St., Hoat Quay, Union Ituiiding. llunte Pi IK', R bee in. lord Hin Sent, Wire Mesb, P.W.D. Quarry, Nanyang Mfr..
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      73 4 stone, Mackenzie im.. Bukif Tiuiah Pump-.. Balestief H<t., Jalan Ampas, B.MAC, llcRitrbie, iiraddell Ki»e, AlSStgoß'S Estate, Island <;oif Clob. \\in<i.vor Park. Seletar Pomps, ><••' .soon, Seletar Wireless, i nlted Rubber Plantations, ftfenta] ilospital. Trafalgar Estate. New World. Perak IM.. Jutland Rd., Hendemecr Kd-. Baa Hock Leong, Milne Rd.. Jalan Pekan,
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    53 5 Mrs. Andr<\ w i ft* of Brigadier J. K. Andre, command ant of the Malay Regiment, preseatißs tfif Boy Scouts challense shield lo Mr. Molid. Janor. Scoat Muster of the Sirusa Malay School, during the children's sports and u; '.i day for Malay ttfgiwwt chfldrea held at Port Dickson OTer
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    Selangor To Cut Down Children's Free' Rice Issue
    167 5 Standard Staff Correspondent M VLA LI MPI K. Tues. As the full issues of rice have not been aken up previously, the Seiaiigor War Executive Council considers that icrc should !>e n<» hardship il the quantity for children is reduced. This explanation
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    BEDALE LEAVING UK ON AUG. 16
    308 5 BEDALE LEA VING UK ON AUG. 16 MR. HAROLD Bedale, solicitor and Town Clerk to the Borough of Hornsey in the suburban area of London, who is t<» spend about six months in Malaya I advise on local government, leaves London by air on August l*>. Mr. Bedale has spent
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    SC Exceeded His Powers, Fined $100
    90 5 SC Exceeded His Powers, Fined $100 Si indard SI ttl < orrespondcnl TAIPI A Special Con Lance Corporal naniddin bin Omar. exauthority when he and knocked off a er of Seow Yee Seong at ■e road block with his butt. The offence was at Padang Gajah tge, Taiping, on May
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    Shopkeepers Fined $540
    98 5 IPOH. Tues.— As a result of irprise check conducted by i! food inspectorate on a number of shops here, eight who are either coffeeting shop or sundry shop proprietors were produced >re Magistrate Che Arshad of them pleaded guilty to ges of having no price list price
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    Prowler At Convent
    71 5 Standard Start" Reporter JOIIORE BAHRU, Tues. A burglar believed to be a Malay was seen In one of the bathrooms used by the nuns of the Johore Bahru Convent School. A nun was washing her clothes in one of the bathrooms when she saw the man coming
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    57 5 PRAI, Tues. A Chinese kepala was seriously injured when ten bales of rubber fell from a crane into a barge at Prat wharf while loading was in progress. The kepala was taken to the Butterworth Hospital. In another accident at the same place, an Indian labourer, Etamasamy who
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    89 5 Templer Sees Hosp. Class K LUMPUR, Tues i i- i needed their services le perately. Grfn. Sir Gerald tpler told some nurses and hospital assistants in the Geni Ho T>il il, here today when e v. ited them as they were attending a class at the hospital. Before he lei;,
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    50 5 PH \T Tues. Mr, S. Solomon, t Elover Squire oi the 15th Bitterworth Railway Crew, was .a a farewell party by the ,t the Anderson Rover Dea Prai, prior to v -;> departure ..a transfer to Gemai. The Settlement Commissioner for Scouts, Mr. Ong Hoof Wee was pi
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    Hawkers Aid Police Drive
    87 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tue Hawkers in Selangor are to assist Government in Its recruitment drive for Chinese into the rank arid file of the Federation Police. The Selangor Hawkers Association is to appeal to all hawkers to get their son:-; to join the police.
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    BABY'S BODY UNDER BRIDGE
    64 5 BATH PAHAT, Tue-.— The unidentified body of a newlyborn baby waa found under a bridge at .lalan Pa, or Lama. The matter vaa reported to police and the body removed. A similar rase happened last week when another uc-x.y-born baby iraa abandoned in a dram near
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    MCA Plea To Teachers
    89 5 Si indard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. rut-s.— Chinese Touchers' Associations i n {joffanenl parts of the Federation have been n.sked bp the Malayan Chinese Asociation to «ve "their assistance in the iviCA'g Chinese adult education plan. Xheat fparhen' associations can hep the MCA In providing teachers
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    US Judge Due In K.L. Tomorrow
    336 5  - US Judge Due In K.L. Tomorrow CHRISTINE DIEMER Bj Standard "-t^rt Repot i. r Mil. William Orville Douglas, tseoeiate Juttliee of ihr I iiiu-tl States Supreme <mri. i«>M pr< i*on« Irr.-MUT in Singapore ycstcrdai ihai Gciicial v u (rcrald i n»i j»l«t. Ifinh Connnissioiicr ol ili<- Federation n\ Halaya^ will
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    15 5 SUPPLY OF WAGONS IMPROVED m Mdai I SI it < !lf d. ret trad Ift 1
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    93 6 Independent Morning \cu*pa(>er HEAD OFFICt 128, RobirMcn Rood. Singapore. T«!epHon« Nci ***** *****. Cob!« b T#'c8 r °P h A <^ rt TtGERNEWS, Singapore. BRANCH OFFICES: Room 222. Th« Times Building, Prlnhnfl Hous« Square. London, EC 4. KUALA LOMPUI IPOH PENANO 45 Sulfon Street, 83 Cowan Street. 6
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    The Changing Malay
    572 6 t i t achievements oi the Rural and ndustnal I 1 A en a trans- Mi lay peasantry who community are affected by In ab: [alaya on Monday night, d that there was evidence that of R.I.D.A. the Malay peasants ding the so-called altitude of tidapathy. ant
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    A Tin Curtain Descends On Radio Malaya
    1273 6 A Tin Curtain Descends On Radio Malaya TVSA.S'AYAIiI fkii «T AXKS Smwmm tin tni n< «wn<> r m im*r v IW^A3^jJ\^ Ji^l^l^N wlio will T write regularly in the Singapore Standard )NLI half the tin mine workers in the Kinta Valley can listen to the radio. In one new village
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      331 6 Sir; Without wishing to enter into any further controversy I would say that Mr. Goh Chin Yin in criticising my statement at the All Malayan Estate Staff Conference in Kuala Lumpur has sadly missed my point. I do not deny that Malaya's consumption of m\v rubber is
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      Venomous Attack
      154 6 Sir; The venomous attack of "Another Voter" on Miss Amy Laycock is based on ignorance and spite. Miss Laycock did play a major part in connection with the Marine Parade scheme. She spoke about it to Sir Franklin Gimson before he left and mentioned it again to the
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      119 6 Sir: All this personal attack on Mi Laycock is must unfair and the statement that she never visits her voters to see conditions for herself is certainly inect. All that I know is that my family was honoured by a visit from her and Mr. Chan Kum Che
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    NOBLE ACT
    104 6 Sir;— Having rend the nppeal by Air. Cha r e y for the triplets, I wish to congratulate your paper as well as all M; ist< Cor the noble action taken for the three little souls. All ugh Klang is a small town, I believe the hundred odd
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    THE TRIPLETS
    119 6 Sir; It mjikes me very happy to come across an appeal by xMr. Charley on the front page of your paper on July 22. for the triplets who were born in Jf.-lapang recently. Immediately en reading that appeal, my co-zone Director .Mr. Sieve Chong 1 Kooi Aiun and
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    10 6 "Ali set, Sara!— S«na 'em I down!* I
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    DRY SOCIALISM
    231 6 DELGRADE— In this land of the plum and the grape, a cry for temperance —and, ultimately, prohibition has been raised to cut down Yugoslavia's vast consumption of beer, wine and rakija and to promote the the cause of socialism. Leader of the crusade is B P. Tasic. a
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      TWO OBSTACLES
      63 6 I States i ANi i hard I i relation nip i A!. i on the > Asian 1 other i" 1 peli 'The papei the pui solidify lineup in i there are i India. P. and B w "ne i lit--i hopi i enteri lOn tl of th<
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      22 6 commented lines on BUI 1 meat i J but with tin i trcedoiv in The r< sh* furthei defence overdue.
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    PREPARE FOR A SLUMP
    85 6 IT was time that workers in I ate themselves more closely with tin id welfare could alv. unions, said Utusan Melayu edr The paper was commenting on the its effect on the workers generally. It may be possible, said that imp employers will gradually es in
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    India To Hit At SA Racialism
    19 7 India To Hit At SA Racialism pro- v a. to all eraans I s a I f ill •-> be
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    Secret Talks By Asian Reds
    12 7 Secret Talks By Asian Reds revealed I K I 2 a total
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    47 7 in ml !).i bess of I Bl (i'!]-.;1,f.i from ii < !of th»-ir >.u !h<n i !1- i .CPU.!. \il H9 *t tlui here Um noru I 0 li vil tl ir arc stayiac <im i« yacht uatil ai it it lln x in.— I* I t 1
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    SAFEGUARD FOR OUR FISHING BOATS SOUGHT
    369 7 ManyFishermen Held Near KI Waters Lnarae SAFEGI \M> for Singapore's fishing craf against "unlawful interference 91 on the l«i»l» seat adjaeeni to the Colony i* being sough] for bj Legis lative < ouncillor, Mr. 11. J. C. Kulasingha (Pasii Panjang) afl the n«;\t Legislative
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    Communism Tied Up In Korea: Joy
    169 7 ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 5 (AP) United Nations fi-ht-inu in Korea has taken Communist pressure "oil all of Asia," Vut'-Anm. Turner Joy vml yesterday. He asserted the Communists "do not have the capacity to stage any other offensive." as been i u ved in lina, and
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    Iran May Sell Oil To Russia
    154 7 BUFFALO, New York, Aug. 5. (Reul Persia mighi se I oil to the Soviet Union it' unable to dispose of it otherwist*. Mr. Manucher Nakhai, Din General of the Persian Ministry of Labour, suggested :ht. ■We ttinjj desperate lis oil situation" he told reporters.
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    Queen Has Good Day
    40 7 LONDON. A 5 (AP): Sport-minded had I day yes Prince Philip whipped vslip along to a jecond place in the event at Cowes. kr-old filly lachine won the chanidily at Brighton 1 I 80th »ndon in
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    All Lives Lost In Train Blast
    65 7 ALL passengers travelling in a munitions train were killed when the ti Min blew up near Wittenberg on the Kibe River last week, the British- licensed newspaper "Die Welt" belatedly reported. It rjc?od that the explosion was due ibol me. Fire engines were rushed
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    TB Expert For Malaya Due Today
    76 7 PENANO, Tu^s.— Professor F He; T. B. Adviser to the Coloi nial Office and the Ministry t'oi Health, is mming to the Federation of Malaya and Singapore to advise the Government or the subject or tuberculosis. He left London on Aug. 2 and is
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    4 MIG's Downed
    29 7 SEOUL. Aug 5 <UP):— United Nations jet planes shot down four Communist MIG-15 jets and damaged six more today in separate aerial duels over N Korea.
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    Red Bid So Stop Polls
    73 7 Red Bid So Stop Polls PUSAN, A ig. 5 (UP) C mun tried to bu i bii a small egu 1 day onday South Soul rfigji 0 lined up e pa cj ballots i;.: and vice-presid first i i ection in -e h y o\ i iblic Mil K m
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    Asian Rice-Eaters Turning To Wheat
    85 7 "*vtn to kt 1 j up thk- '"t<> Japan a« a Ihi- niuiKrt lor South Asia ri* had helped to j racket prircs. Dodd e the 1 of the 1 v.\ rtime truci 1 oj 1 rophic" destruction <>f irrigation farm capital; (4)1 1 ken
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    Mons Revolt Shortlived
    11 7 Forces I I he rnmp nn 1 for
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    88 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Aug. 5 The following ore the closing prices cf- Mlbber and tin on the London Market today LONDON RUBBER i LONDON TiN Sp O 23 !d. Spot £940 10s. pa ton Sepf, 23 ;d. buyers, £941 10s. sellers. Oct. Dec 25 Id.
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    Aussie Pay Cut Case
    102 7 MELBOURNE, Aug.. 5 (Reu- ter-AAP) Th e Australian arbitration court today adjourned until Aug. 19 an application by employers to cut wag( s and increase working I hours. Employers had asked the ap- 1 plication to be treated as one j of urgency. Other employers' applications
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    Flies To Meet Girl He Has Never Seen
    180 7 N] W YORK Aug. f> (AP)— Aj former United States sold er will take a plane tor Ireland tonight to meet a milkmaid lie's iii-vrr M't Seventy letters have passed each way between Frank Hayostak, 27, an electric arc welder in Johnstown,
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    Menzies Doubts Atom Isle Law
    146 7 CANBERRA, Aug. 5. (Reuter-AAP). Prime Minister Hubert Gordon Menzies told a press conference today the Australian Government has not considered whether it has power, internationally acknokledged to stop an unauthorised foreign sabmarine or ship going into waters round Monte Bello islands during British atomic weapons
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    Egypt Plans To Reduce Cost Of Living
    349 7 Egypt Plans To Reduce Cost Of Living LONDON, Aug. 5 (Renter) It is too etrlj w w I r .i^ wlicthfr the Egyptian Government will ass<n itself with jj! in-, for i Middle Ead Defence Organi .< tion. .i Foreign (MBcc Bjpskesnuui said hete yesterday He v., nenting on a
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    Incendiaries Still Biggest Threat
    108 7 COLOGNE, Aug. S (AP) E\^n in thr atomic' age, in crndiarv T)ombs ai^ still Hi*greatest threat to Industrial centres, the Federation of West German Industries declared yesterday. _>■_ "War ex| ieaoea oh!i^<- in dustrj to huiid pcrfeci air raid bunkers ic safe as possible .i nd
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    Fail Exchanges Scrap For Japan's Steel
    715 8 Fail Exchanges Scrap For Japan's Steel By \RNOLD C. BRACKMW, Serial Sundard Correspondenf JAKARTA, Aujr. 5. The firrt .dbtpmeait ol" [«d«ocsi«a si -rap iron lor Inpau *ill get under way soon, art-online to u/dMnioimed eoarees. This will be made up oi 12.000 tons of scrap, mostly wartime reminders* Official sources
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    Piracy Of Warships 'Graveyard'
    129 8 Piracy Of Warships 'Graveyard' M VNIL v a. 5, I A p Scrap iron p obbing the oa a gra^ i;ps sunk off the Philippines In the last war. Senator Carlos P. Garcia ol the Nacibnalista I asked for Investigati He sit is cuttii venues the govern to get from
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    More jobless US Seamen
    64 8 THE U.S. Government withdrawal of dry cargo merchant ships to the reserve fleet has reduced U.S. merchant marine employment by 19.000 officers and seamen during the past six months. The National Federation of American Shipping reports that employment on privately- owned and operated U.S. ocean-going merchant
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    125 9 COMMODITY PRICES (I OSING rubber prices dents per Ib.) in Singapore 3 K -i rdaj were Buyer* seilera No l spot Loose 86 863 xiv, in bales *ug No. 1 R.S.S. 8 863 No. 2 K.s.s. 81 81i No. b^SJS. 16 ronei Slightb steadier after easy. LONDON KHSBI-K Tuesday's <»
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    HK EXCHANGE
    40 9 HONGKONG, Aug. s.— Special Standard S< ising prices on liic 1 g Exchange to-. day were $15.89 to £1 sterling: $6,415 to U.S.$l; $1,826 to Malayan $1 $0.3880 to one Ind<> nesian Rupiah: Gold $301,125 to one '..io!
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    52 9 photo. C AMONG th<> popular 1 1 i| stalls at il»e I rade Exhi- l[ 1 1 bition now on at the I Happy World, Siasaporc I is this one oi' A. Wandrr I 1 Ltd. (Ovaltine). Picture I shows ;i ph.is** sfthciMCisk I jl sales made at the stall.
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    Japan-Indonesia Agree On New Trade Pact
    266 9 Japan-Indonesia Agree On New Trade Pact JAKARTA, A.7 S (AP) fan tra le n ;l nv rej ched ->- :iVment" on a ne* I s >•...,».;•- -000 in le pa< I bt I veea the tw counti .t 1 Climaxing ei«ht weeto 01 nrmost incessant effor ie a rreenw nt
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    US Sets Self Up As Tin God-RI
    256 9 US Sets Self Up As Tin God-RI Standard Spetia JAKARTA, Aug. s— ln States of trying: to set itself mined bid to smash down hi i Mast is contained in brisi ing statonent by Ecoi Minister Sumanang i ally reticent individual. Phe stage was set for this Indonesian assault by
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    RI-PI Trade Expansion Hopes Fade
    353 9 RI-PI Trade Expansion Hopes Fade B) Arnold < Brackman, Standard Special Corr. JAKARTA, Aug. 5. Philippine President Quirino's receni slate visil has stirred talk about the future developmenl of Indonesian-Philippine Irade. Bui ;i stud) oi pasl and present trade relations busts the bubble. The Filipinos are, however, interested in grea
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    Rubber, Tin Exports
    50 9 Rubber, Tin Exports THE total exports of rubl of all grades to all countries from Singapore and the Fed ration of Malaya during July 1952 amounted to 71,891 tons. The total exports of tin to all countries from Singapon and Federation of Malaya r-'.ir-inc July V.):>2 amounted to 5,937 to~ns.
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    Anti-Police Chief Row In Tin Town
    75 9 LA PAZ (Bolivia), Aug. 5 (AP)— Soldiers and a group of armed civilians have i a;1 poliee headquarters in Oruho, i important tin min ng c* ntre, atir] kicked out po ice chief. The civilians hive been Identified as adherents of tl i I
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    THAIS DEPORT 100 CHINESE
    59 9 BANGKOK. Aug. 9 (AFP) One hundred Chiw se deport* i from Thailand will i! iuy Swatow on Aui^. 12 aboard th€ vessel Daviken. The porte< include nine ri^h Chinese ■< i chants who w«re arrested April on charges of cam n economic unrest by market manipulations.
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    Sugar Surplus
    30 9 THE International Sugar „;■■;> will meet in London nonth to discuss ways of I increasing world sugar consumption. Surplus production ;of 2,500.000 tons is expected this year. A P.
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    Japan Lifting Steel For £ Area Curbs
    28 9 Japan Lifting Steel For Area Curbs lo News f that Government ha April n eX to the rterline in A partial 1 I eai fov< a of .1
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    No Sharp Fall In RI Rubber Shipments
    78 9 No Sharp Fall In RI Rubber Shipments Standard M urfcel Rep©i fcer II!!' SINGAPORE Government hm* reeeived no official information of bjij -<.;i n Malaya-bound sbipmenti al rubtx M p >«»• from Indonesia, I \u> Standard t M, er and 1 c to S Indonesia I racio jUui Tandj Pi
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    Rubber Tins Are Easier
    49 9 Rubber Tins Are Easier Standard m.hk'l neponei SII >RI j in both tii with only e: INDI S I l^i M s Bpycn F Den S 245 O-c* I Wea E UININCJ in 3 1(1 16 9 Rau I [\iiping i cd Kl Hli! R 1 1.10 j B
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    Malayan Rates Of Exchange
    31 9 Malayan Ra tes Of Exchange MALAYAN <o n 1 16 P.TJ 31 3/4 IO.D 90 T. oD > arc N S 1413 K 1 1314, 122 sw< J 5 64 tin un
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    Drop Of 1 3/4 In Rubber Price
    160 9 Drop Of 1 3/4 In Rubber Price Standard Market Reporter RUBBER prices in Singapore i :perienced a shsu drop after the holidays yesterday, a decline ol aboot 1 cents per lb. being recorded on a d«U market Largely responsible for the drop was selling pressure from upcountry, which caused a
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    Removal Of Govt. Hits Alexandria
    15 9 Removal Of Govt. Hits Alexandria THE WHOLESAU om 1 m I tion, by tl A.P
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    Klang River Tin Profit Of $508,876
    105 9 Klang River Tin Profit Of $508,876 KLANG River Tin Dn my reported a working profit for the year to March 31, 1952, of 5508.87G after providing for depreciation and depletion From that sum Malayan Income tax provision took' $124,000. An in;erim devidend of 20 per cent., less tax. paid on
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    MALAYAN TEN MOVEMENTS
    37 9 MALAYAN TEN MOVEMENTS PRELIMINARY tin statistics total exports of tin to all countries from Singapore and the Federation during July at 5,937 Kxports of rubber of all er.:de> from Singapore and the Federadurinjj July at 71.891 tons.
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    US lifts Curbs On Steel Exports
    40 9 THE U.S. Commerce Depart- i< ril has removed all bans gainst Jicensing the export of controlled steel materials to foreign makers of consumer goods. Strict curbs we: plied during the steel strike. A. P.
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    419 10  - Tapestries Make Fashion Headlines As Dress Materials Barbara Miller 'JWPESTRIFS ripped from the cobwebby walls of great mansions for dream dancing dresses. That is the headline fashion news from the collection of rising young Hubert de Givenchy, who vies today with Christian Dior for the top slot in the Paris
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    47 10 pn<H 11l INK.HIIK' iis sports outfit of tight-fitting pints i-i >'. .ml i .it( -hm jacket li t.i.ick gabardine with white iti pes .vaN showa hi Florence by the House of Pueci t<> rrs .ind fashion editors recently. The designer iras inftMM i d t)v native >tyles.- AP
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    60 10 GLAMOUR P A X T S" Irene Martin, motion picture starlet, prevues the latest I (i n M n i; mode from the fashion front, "«laniour pants." Aptly named and called perfect for many types of summer outings. the com f o r t able sarmeiit Ls fine for knock!
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    AUSSIE WAGE CUY BATTLE ON
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