Singapore Standard, 9 August 1952

Microfilm: NL2287
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    Masthead
    17 1 Singapore Standard 8L W X VOL. 11l NO. 38 SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    UK IS READY TO TEST A-WEAPONS
    468 1 UK IS READY TO TEST A-WEAPONS Ships, Planes Are Warned LONDON, Aug. 8: Britain today ordered the world's ships and aircraft to keep out of about 30,000 square miles of sea off NorthWest Australia because she is about ready to explode her first atomic weapon there. The Admiralty said this
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    Greenland Drum Dance
    34 1 photo. TWO GREENLANDERS of Thule Named Jess and Sorkak perform a ritual drum dance during the visit of King Frederik and Queen Inqrid of Denmark to rheir country recently. A. P.
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    Jap Found Dead In Carthage
    54 1 Jap Found Dead In Carthage S B orresi proI kyo's Mun found h.. c Car c ol ten Japan- Ei Liverpool i w a c Q] health for waa a graduate rsity. bo tharei o left him m :^orning, but ad the door stiil hours later I Chief Officer l
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    UN TO PROBE RICE SUPPLY
    100 1 FBy NG SEX YEW, Standard Staff Reporter INTERNATIONAL rice allocation is likely to be explored by the I nited Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation at a special demand and supply conference to be held soon, either m Singapore or Bangkok. Tin 1 "urave rice shortage
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    Squeeze evil in Singapore — page 9
    71 1 Squeeze evil in Singapore page 9 for S i the world .shortage ;.i been the main concern of FAO since I.E.F.C. allocation ceased m 1949. The FAO baa experience m dealing with rice allocation on an international basis It is the only organisation with the authority to make recommendations to
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    No Macao Apology To China
    84 1 HONGKONG. Aug. 8 The H tndard today reportt the Portuguese Government m Lisbon instructed the Macao authorities not to apolo- i the Chinese CorrHiiunists >ver recent border clashes > delegates trom the ,> colony ot Macao today postponed resumption of -ease-tire talks with China which
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    Mail Train Fired At
    37 1 K1 \i.\ LUMFUB Fri.— I from both sides of the :rack. fired on the mail train from Penang to Kuala Lumpur i4 l n The train guards ■d the fire. There were tsuaities.
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    Member Resigns
    42 1 KUALA LUMP I I M J. D. I! gkinson Mem Indu- i v ition jned and m j place, the Commissioner ha 3 ■■> Mi L. H R Davis also be a Member jf the F Executive and Legislative .pi Is.
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    Police Seek 'Smiling Girl'
    136 1 IPOII. Fri.— Police here n:e Looking for a pretty "always smiling" 15-year-oIH Cantonese girl, C >■- woi of Mensjlembu who hai en reported g by her father, Chan X cc labourei According to Chan Kwee bis daughter left home on May 29 j: about 7 a
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    Templer's Promise
    49 1 IPOH. Fri Gen. S:r Gerald Templer today promised the le.idt 1 of Tanjona Maiim that would s've publicity tC ci»ar the bad name of the town. He ijave thk assurance when an Indian schoolmaster complained •ha* t i«e newspapers recently had <ivsu iiit lo*a a bad ("me.
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    THE BALKAN CRISIS ENDS
    23 1 OFFICIAL circles here today opined that the Greek-Bulgarian border incident is definitely closed. AFP (Earlier report, see page 1
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    UMNO LEADER MOVES TO JB
    58 1 J O H O R7- BAHRU, Fri Tengku Abdul Rahman, president of UMNO together with his family has moved to Johore Bahru from Kuala Lumpur m order to have direct control of UMNO activities and to strengthen the organisation's branches m South Malaya. Fie expects
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    Naguib's Hint
    33 1 EGYPT'S new strong man. General Naguib, bid today t"> military aid and hinted that \i he did' not get it from the west he might seek it from the east. —UP
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    Crisis Better Now- Templer
    226 1 IPOII. The Emergency situation m Malaya is better now because information is coming m more readily Irom people. General Sir Gerald" Templer, the High Commissioner, said this to community leaders of Tanjong Malim and Representatn es of home guards of Chenderiang Village about 30 miles south
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    Forces Kill Five Rods
    90 1 KU ALA LUMPUB E Besides the killed by th« Green I s in Teluk A terday, a po ed two more m Serdan?. In Kajang. Se r, the bod of two Chine to < been slashed and then .stab i with 8 p < ammunition near
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    "Saucers' Over US
    132 1 "Saucers' Over US Tin: United States Coast Guard released this picture i m Washington m the midst 1 ol a deluge of reports re- ceived by the D.S. Air Force i of "unidentified aerial phe--1 nomena" sighted m many parts of the country. According to tlie Coast Guards this picture
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    "Angle-Egyption Accord Soon
    144 1 LONDON, \us. 8 (Reuter):— Todays Daily Mai! quoted Aly Maher, the Egyptian Prime Minister. as sayin? that he was hopeful tha» an Annlo-Esyptian agreement could be worked out m the near future. A rorrespondent of ih'n pap»r, Walter J'arr, wrole that Mahrr i*>U iuoi ia *n inter-
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    Green Howards Kill, Capture Six Bandits
    712 1 13,000 CHIEF IN THE BAG IPOH, Fri. A 1 1-mon patrol of the Ist Green Howards surpris ed and accounted for an entire gang of five terrorists m their jungle camp m Teluk Anson yesterday m one of the most successful episodes jf the
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    Purcell Due Here On MCA Invitation
    149 1 MALACCA, Fri. Dr. W. W. S. Pim-rU. honorary adviser l«» tin* Mala\an < liiih tssoeiation m tl><* I nited kingdom, and IY<>iessor V. Camel! of Oxford I iii\n»it\. v>ill arrive Singapore do \iiii. 20 (m a ou<-mouili tact-finding tour al die invilalion the MA
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    Congratulations, Says Templer
    114 1 TI i E f the Ist Howards m killing and capturing an entire gang of terrors Teluk Anson earned them a quick telegram of congratul from the High Comn General Sir Gerald Tempter, who said: "Am glad you are continuing to have such success. Many congratulations on
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    Persia Ask UK Oil Claims
    60 1 Persia Ask UK Oil Claims TEHEH t I m with I an Oil I the Quest tioti Ii the govei M- ili n li' t' i- \i. Ir i m < >'.i < ha« i< :i i < > Mi 11 .1 Kal I k! i- tn M 1 1
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    Receiving Orders Made
    17 1 Receiving Orders Made RECEH i I own i i(ip o! I. I'M is the pro T tposition
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    Japan To End Row Over UK Sailors
    16 1 Japan To End Row Over UK Sailors an amicabli "minor" Angi I n< the convii possible,
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    Fijians Sing For Hy Hazel's Party
    17 1 Fijians Sing For Hy Hazel's Party KUALA LUMP! R Ify i i.i/f! .c i Regime B r
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    47 2 MB. A. J. BRAJA, President of thr Maiavan Muqic Circle, performlmc h^s K motiliated umbrella" act before television cameras at the British Kadio Exhibil on at the Happy World m Singapore. He is assisted by Mrs. Swanee Stafford, Tur. iir.tja perforßM agaiu at tiie exhibition loni lit.
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    We Won't Build Yet, Say Land Buyers
    97 2 We Won't Build Yet, Say Land Buyers Shcnton Way f;ta lard Stall RepOTtei w iii! I Ie tfHnj archi- n.ntri. tor- m ricowed th c i < lovenwaA's rela: itiOfl Oi fht 11-month-oM i ontro] ol Bnildin Ordinance, most oi i h boyers <»i building sites m Sheolon Wiv developmenl
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    PC USED RIFLE END ON WOMAN
    239 2 PC USED RIFLE END ON WOMAN 4ZE £«£/>.• A POLICE constable tulted a woman with a ten the riiie was wre tched from him by an 4bef woman who came iv ice of the firs! woman with his handcuffs, i P < 4 Court Magistrate was told B i Kav
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    Painler Gives Evidence At Inquiry
    165 2 Painler Gives Evidence At Inquiry FURTHER evidence w by the Sing::; I [r. E. H. D">. to rday at the < lation of a prelimin; Raghavan s o Madiavan (35), and Pappokuty Bhanu wen tatively charged with the murder of another er. Gopalan Sreenivasan i ;at West Hill Road on
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    388 Fowls In 14 Baskets
    47 2 LIM KOK BIX was fi 0 m the Singapore Four:;; P Court yesterday, when he mitted causing unne essar suffering to 346 fowls and 4! ducks by placing them m 14 j baskets at the sih mile Thomson Road on Aug. 7.
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    169 Die in Week
    39 2 DURING the past week, 1~ persons died from enteritis m Singapore while pneumonia j claimed 14 lives, BJ Qsi 30 for the week before. Nineteen died from tuberculosis Altogether, H)9 persons died during this period.
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    Air-Condition Plants For S'pore Cars
    233 2 Air-Condition Plants For S'pore Cars SINGAPORE motor cars may have air condition for frhe first time at the end of this year, A loeel firm, George Lee Motors, now negotiating with an American firm for automobile air-conditioning plants hopes to import them by the end of this year, or early
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    76 2 MAJOR-GENERAL A <>. O'Cuiroll Scott. General Officer Commanding. Singapore Base District talking with th»- <i\ FettgfeahH from the Federation. From left: (left to right) be Moltd. Saad bin MeM. Aiain (Kedah)< T:ian Haji Puteh bin Ykhajm (Kedah), Tuan f'.t.ji Abdul Rahman (Malacca), Major General O'Carroll Scott. Che Abdul Rahim bin
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    38 2 < HOC HENG I '<.:'- N. a < i the I.Mnsr Cl v lior J fiddle S tpore, has be a admission as .1 I ni to the Si I a I liege, alifornia, for I 52—1953 nil j c -r.
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    Mr. Ritchie's Funeral
    154 2 Standard Staff Ic^porter MR. F. G. RITCHIE, wellknown marine engineer and surveyor \v!-o died m Si 1 pore yesterday, was buried the Bidadari Cemetry. A shorj t'utieral service was I held ;i: the Presbyterian Church. Rev. R. M, Greer con- 'ted th< rvice and after- 1 i
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    Fed. Penghulus Visit Blakong Moti Gunners
    323 2 Fed. Penghulus Visit Blakong Moti Gu nners ''Not Satisfactory' Standard Staff Reporter THE conditions of pay and promotion of the Ist Singapore Regiment Royal Artillery a;e "not satisfactory", Tuan Ha.ji Abdul Rahman, Penghnlu Makim Alai (Malacca), a spokesman of the six Pen^hulu> from the Federation, who visited the Regiment at
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    Tan's Fifth Conviction
    39 2 Tan 's Fifth Conviction FOR house at Pitt Street with in-j Ti,n .Toon Bee was ten 1 m the SingaFirst District Co. cms! imprisonment. Tan. who had t r revious convictions would al to uncle g two lice I
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    Youth (16) Cries In Courl
    58 2 Youth (16) Cries In Courl A YOUTH cried mi n I i pore Fourth Police Court when he admi nine ducklings worth 54.50 on Aug. 7 from the compound of Ang Chin Thye I V Kang Road. Asked whal his age Is. the I I thai 16 years old. a
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    Boy Cheated Women
    34 2 Boy Cheated Women A BOY, Too Boon Soon, who idmitted 5 four v -need Singapore Second Police day to three mi cous imprisonment. Another charge of cheat! Pan Soo Keng~of $7.5(1 transferred to anothc.
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    S'pore Scout At Jamboree
    37 2 MR. MARK YD from S nore. who is a student 21 don University, is among ers from many countrii world who are attending f hc Welsh Scout Jamboree at Pic torn Castle. I
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      63 2 ALL UNMARRIED THERE MEAN-^^> gG r-r) fv-'/OuV 4'" M DETECTIVES V,LL» ISA ASK C G '°o t MCAN S G -CC tE r f >> 'f BEL DISMISSED SwAWTO i THEM g^ 7 T r °*Tir7^l I MA^ v > A FROM THE FORCED) KEEP < >TO > Tr^^'f V
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    Two Conditions Before Self-Rule
    218 3 irtl Siafl Reporter < uld be bettef U) defer consideration of hua! m reform until th Pepler Report becomes [he Pr< ings ol the Alumni Association I ilu i \II k ige ot Medicine editorial- i its J«ac i ie i able dv I. the fttitlH
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    Lectures On Economics, Chinese Art
    13 3 Lectures On Economics, Chinese Art S4afl er rse on oi the the c
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    Labourer Loses $275 Jewellery
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    80 3 I THREE of the judges scrutinising some of the 1 hand embroidery work of I the pupils of eight Sinua- I pore uirls' schools at the i later-School Hand Emi hr o ide r y Competition i held at the oftice of lacobson Van Den Hers; (S) Ltd., yesterday. The
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    Accosted Woman Robbed
    66 3 Accosted Woman Robbed CHINESE worn home about midnight terday, ld anct two Chinese I I, me Cooke St: It appears that when 1 nan ant off a >u-; at MaxI K< noticed two ;n following her. She ml red backlane to throw them on trail, but one of the men
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    'Queen' Will Be Crowned At Fair
    92 3 'Queen Will Be Crowned At Fair Standard staff Reporter "QUEEN" will be crowned at the Gala Land Fun Fair to be n St. Joseph's Institution Bi B isah Road to- om 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Queen will be chosen from five Singapore girls who ied m the organisation ie
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    Man Found Murdered: Police Offer Reward
    204 3 A REWARD is to be police far information lea person or persons responsi whose highly decomposed yards from a dilapidated Hartley Road on Thursda B tdstains on a shirt anc »und near the bod: ilso bloodstains on a wal of an outhouse of the
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    Society Plans To Probe Cruelty To City Children
    283 3 Standard Stafl Reporter A COMPREHENSIVE scheme is being drawn up by the Singapore Children's Society f <>i* it s members to carry out investigations into cases f child cruelty. A training sub-Commit->e has already been )rmed to draw up the jherne whereby
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    Struck Boy With Chopper
    69 3 S truck Boy With Chopper LOW HONG HOW, father of three children, who assaulted a 16-year-old schoolboy because the boy refused to play with him, was sentenced m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to six weeks' rigorous imprisonment. Pang said Low wanted t f play with him but he
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    Pan-Asian Stamps Stow Plan
    372 3 Pan- Asian Stamps Stow Plan Standard Woman Reporter THE first Pan Asian Philatelic Exhibition will be held m Manila from Nov. 16 to the 22, under the joint sponsorship of the Philippine Philatelic Club, the Association Filatelica de Filipinas and the Stamp and Philatelic Division of the Bureau of Posts.
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    Ambulance For SPCA
    69 3 THE Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals m Singapore will have a new ambulance complete with wire snclosures for the animals and a dispensary to distribute to animal owners. Dr. C. .1. Paglar, the pr< i told The Standard yesten 5 At present, the S.P.C.A.
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    Free Courses On Nursing
    80 3 THE St. John Ambulance Association will give a course of 12 lectures m home nursing m English at the association headquarters m Stamford Road, starting on Thursday Aug. 14 at 5.30 p.m. Trie public especially women are invited to enrol at the headquarters for the lectun
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    Army Boys Trade School
    105 3 j THE ARMY Boys Tradfi School formerly The Boys' wmg of the Malayan Basic Training Centre at Nee Soon. Singapore is to widen the field from which it draws its recruits. Boy.s in vernacular schools. non-English speaking but with a working knowledge of English or Malay
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    SMU TO DISCUSS MCA GIFT USE
    168 3 SMU TO DISCUSS MCA GIFT USE Standard Malay Correspondent FIFTY-NINE Malay organisations m Singapore have been invited by the Singapore Malay I'nion to a meeting to be held tomorrow at the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society, Lorong 12, Geylang, to discuss how the Malayan Chinese Association's gift of $500,000 can help
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    73,855 Voters On Register
    60 3 THE latest provisional Singapore electoral figures total 73,855, according to the Election Offi c. Official figures are expected to be published next month when complete registers are returned. A breakdown of ward figures is as follow.-: City 7,927; Rochore— lo,oos; Balestier—lo,9B2; Keppel— lo,6o7; Katong 11,232; Tanglin—
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    3 TOP SEWING PRIZES TO MGS
    262 3 Standard Staff Reporter METHODIST Girls' School. Singapore, yesterday swept the board m the Inter-School Hand Embroidery Competition 3 p m ;ored by Messrs. Jacobson Van Den Berg (S) Limited. The competition was supported by the Education Department. The three girls who b honour to
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      21 3 tfpsui/- Uuty tna/neerea means absolute dependability m sit international models f '~*z3( J^Vf ptr Mill 4tsk I?fl> I GROSS WfflCt* W£/<r#f
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      89 3 tu?al Society of Ar Hoarlcr.i once offered a prize, which was STSw. c lo rcd R! °w £3,000 *or a Block Tulip This was during the T v I p madness" of Hcllond m the 17th CCOtvff mode a»<d lost m TIGER BAIW ffi'' ~~^r~~^ "T^l most tamoui ol Ss'
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      44 3 f #*Wf A'MAT NOU UAV JUST -^YE V-'WEUI f^" ~X J j TT^N KNEI 3! THI V [T rL L \;~nr .0 10 ohow that /you're yRv am qkm! .tcV. vM MXOPA An p f Aw- tSS-^Us: 8 i? J k v,..''^*'J 1 J
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    RI PRODUCTION ONLY 65% OF 1938 FIGURE
    277 4 rHold The Line, Warns Adviser Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Aug. 8: Warning thgt Indonesia's over all production today is only 65 per cent of the 1938 figure, Dr. Khow Bian Tie, Adviser to the Finance Ministry, urged that steps be taken to hold
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    FAO Rice Parley
    346 4 From Page 1 The projected FAO conference is likefy to take place soon after I the fourth bi-annual meeting In October. In Singapore, of the Consu.tative Committee on Rice sponsored by Mr. Malcolm MacDonald the Commissioner-Gen- eral The Singapore conference !is a forum for the exchange of
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    Threatened His Step-Daughter
    132 4 MUAR, Fri A special constable, Anifit bin Long, attached to Gan Thian ¥.-;.>:•,>. Sungei Mali, was sentenced m the Ses- sioas Court to four months' rigorous imprisonment for criminal intimidation by 'hreaten- ing bis step-daughter, Chinese Musjiiai convert, with death. It was stated that he had on
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    Five Couples Fined $200
    53 4 KUANTAW, Fri.— Five «n--marrred young Ma. coupli S were charged under the Pahang Mohamedan Law for proximity (found at about 1 a.m. on Aug. 3) at Ta iab Puteh, Kuauian although they are Mohamedans and noi for"i bidden by thn law fo c carried They were
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    MacG Sees Home A Day Being Built
    127 4 KUALA LUMPUR, F:; I Deputy Hign Comoasssionfer, D. C. MacGilli\ I hours today ins pec::;; 4 Connaugnt Bridge p< vvnere he and bis party were conducted round by Mr tiger ton, General af the C Electricity Board. Mr. MacGiiiivray «va_ I aj ,ed
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    Deserter Jailed
    23 4 KUALA KANGSAR, Fri bin Dag table, was senten .:> rigorous i\ c Sungei Siput Court Kuala Kangsar, i tor desertion since M
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    Leper Shot Dead By Masked Men
    239 4 KUALA LI MPUB, !ri. How a W-ycar-©U CJ?' leper, Law Ngaa Kee was taken <ni( <>f Ms bowe five armed Chinese and si.ot dead, uas slated a' inquest into his death before the Koala Lumpur I i oner, Raja Chik fa'afar, today. At 'the
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    'Just A Nuisance'
    20 4 'Just A Nuisance' ALREADY In quite lai than a nuisan m leave w :f law the real < i of C
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    CHARGE WAS EXPLAINED
    8 4 CHARGE WAS EXPLAINED RG] X Ol i xplained
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    MCA Study Grants Under Considerate
    16 4 MCA Study Grants Under Considerate I I I f all f I i i [s do"
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    Scheelite From Raub Mine
    209 4 TESTS on scheellte it Raub Australian Gold Mining Com- pany have shown that a sn-.all production can economicr.lly be made without heavy addi- tlonal expenditure. A circular to shareholders states that a small amount of this mineral Is now being produGed though no sales have yet
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    CHETTIARS PLAN $3 MIL. BUNK
    70 4 Standard S: -'.ft' Correspond KUALA LUMPUR, Pit—On -tars ments tolallins 5300.000 r lion, and whose traditional siatt-d to have beta aftrtfi i I dinaace, are otttdderißg <>> < bank be^in bu-iness with a capital < tt kottai Chir.-^ber of ComtnePM c comniunication with the Federation's
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    Borneo Boom Hits Workers
    10 4 Borneo Boom Hits Workers •r (IBM I to inlrodu troi.
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    Calls For More Loeal Vocations
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    Malayan Youth Week
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    WILL ALL SEATS BE NUMBERED
    11 4 WILL ALL SEATS BE NUMBERED I I I I I M
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      104 4 j. W Hi Hi v i EXHIBITION STORE I For QUALITY PRODUCTS I I FOR THE 1 1952 TRADE FAIR EXHIBITION I -S- -S,* jk. 1 i -^£ii '^^^^^^blb^H^^B^^'W^Ai.^*" -Ji »S^vE^P mRF 'üBIbBI v. SSr '■< Curof Vinegar S |^^P3 Preserved end I CANNfD GOODS jfsip^| Crystallized Vege/ofc/es Fru/fj iS^S^
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    112 5 MR REUBEN JACOB, the oni> BraOk teacher m Sinre, Mm v, ith" a special walking stick designed for the blind, being helped by a nei. i:h,).;r across Bencoolen >:. ee| j esterday. Ilie sink is one of 10 distributed by the British Red I ross, Singapore Branch. The feiiul of
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    Hospital Reserve Plan For S'pore
    206 5 standard Start" Reporter A S!\(.\POKF Hospital Hrsfivc tinder the control and administration < i the Assistant Director of Medical Services for the pjirpose of ri\ii defence m the Colonj is to be formed. Iip is open to nil mali the age of :',Q nnd any
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    BORNEO'S BUDGET SHOWS SURPLUS
    275 5 Big Increase In Trade Last Year THE COLONY of North Borneo m 1951 not only maintained a favourable balance of trade for the second year m succession but it was also able for the first postwar year to achieve an internal budget surplus. Ino government's annual
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    104 5 About Si:» 0.000 loss was sustained m an early morn- iir.; fire m a godown m j Moh.uned Sultan Road yes- terday, when a fire broke out m a godown m which about s:>00.000 worth of white rice, bran, broken ri«c. sago and some rubber was stored. Three fire engines
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    Indonesian Reprieved, RI Govt. Told
    59 5 Indonesian Reprieved, RI Govt. Told THE British Embassy m Jakarta has infom Indonesian Foreign M i that the death senten c of Indonesian Tikam bin Sulaiman has been chai 4■ into life imprisonme Sulaiman had been senl to doa:h by a Singapore court for murdering a Dutch ship's officer aboard
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    42 5 Mr. S. K. Mitra, head of the Institute of Radio Physics and Electrons at the InivtMsity of Calcutta, arrived m Singapore by air yesterday on his way to Sydney to attend the 10th General Assembly of the International Union of Radio Scientists.
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    Police Call For Witnesses
    104 5 AN Indian who was said to] have been knocked down by a hit-and-run truck driver ea yesterday morning at the junction oi North Bridge Road and Jalan Sultan, was reported to j be still unconscious yesterday evening The Indian, who had Identity card on him. has
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    Remanded On 'Breaking' Charge
    42 5 SIX KUAN LIAN charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with breaking into h house of Yeo Meng EChang m Changi Road and stealing a jade locket and a gold ring", ail worth D mi June lifi.
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    41 5 jihoto. MR. ALBERT W. Simyweßbers uad hii Germai brid*". .Mi^s Lore Barbara Bassfoacb after then- wedding at the Presbyterian Ckmtch, Sta^»porc, ye«4eWUy. Mrs. Bltwf fCßbcrg flew hen- a Icfi fays UP Brom Gerauur- fl r "•<<•»<<•<* her husbands proposal by cable.- Standard
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS.
    316 5 TODAY'S POWER CUTS r.~i kTiGN3 m Siagapore h iblr to i»».ni shedding todaj l> IHIMI Ktl »<»<» < In it IMact*. .J il.ni i-m. Jalan l.m.«>>. I ainl)i kdge IM Kjmkooi' IM i.mmht im SeraagoM IM «m-iii.i!l -t.uo, Kol.nn A>t-r, J'li'tmhi Kirn liiian IM Bottndar) K<< I loren< c IM
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    93 5 Expert To Discuss Marine Station jni,' It t Dr. C. F. H day the set i tat ion > pore would when he goes hack tr> 'I r Colonial Ofl Mr said (hit would m VOiv* |>«t i tin nt.t t kiii on li him, m u«*ii- i.tl bioto^u i!
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    45 5 KUALA LUMPUB Fri.— Mr. A.C. MacKenzie, security offi ier at Nagapa Estate m SeJohore, who with ;i special constable who beat ofY hh ambash by 30 to 50 bandits. has been awarded ihe Coloni;:l Police Medal lor his cour»us ;i r 'tir»n.
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    297 5 Standard stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri -Holding that the sentenei of imprisonment was ultra vires, Mr. Justice \V:K«tn a the Selangor Criminal Court ol Appeal today qpasnei a sentence of five months' rigorous imprisonm D passed by a Klang magistrate on a yonng European Robert McLora
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    91 5 None Heeded Appeals To Save Power I-'OK li Old 1 succession, the broad; a*-l appeal ;>\ Mr. I I I Mi Sru t Pres -ii oi I h I < otiTii to the i .'>. lit tkigh{ to 1 '1 1 1 <■ electricit) ui-i! unheeded. Shortly aftei Mi >
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    Welfare Sweep Draw In Johore On Aug. 16
    78 5 We lfa re Sweep Draw In Johore On Aug. 16 KUALA LUMPUR, The disti and destitute, blind, anti-tuber* and leper rehabilitation projects will benefit from the seventh Social vices lottery which wj!l l>e drawn at Johore Bahiu on Aug. 16 prize is $25< prizes of IC teh, four third prizes
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    86 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper HEAD OFFICE i 128 Robinson Rood. Singapore. T.fephon. Not: ***** *****. CokU b Telegraph Addrtss i TIGERNEWS, llngopor*. BRANCH OFFICES t Room 222, Th« Timei Building, Printing House Square, London, EC 4. rfUALA LUMPUR IPOH PINANG 45 Sulren ittft. 83 Cowan Street I Leith Street,
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    Self-Purification
    629 6 l Rl ill not be much sympathy for ex-King Farouk o s now confront I th reifying prospeci i I ing out a living on the £7,000,000 m gold, silver and i mum ingots he managed to cany away with him. doubt about the wide support given by Egyptian
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    COLOUR PREJUDICE IN BRITAIN
    1025 6  - COLOUR PREJUDICE IN BR ITAIN ANDREW ROTH by LONDON. MALAYAN students m Britain who are housed at Malaya Hall, the British Council hostel at Hans Crescent, or the teachers' training r-ollege at Kirkby may avoid some of the embittering experiences which those outside these somewhat cloistered places have experienced: They
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    436 6 Review of Views J bs Fcr Bays THE Ih Shih Pao sees the lack oi advanced educational faci- for the Chinese students m .Malay;). In yesterday's cdi- ial. the paper declares that inning number ol Chinese si tdents who have finishc d their Middle School or Standard IX are unable
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      288 6 i Sir; —With r< ference* to 1 the letter headed "Miss Laycock and the Seawall," I must, m all fairness, hasten to state categorically that to the best of my knowledge (and I have been a resident m what is now called the East Ward
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      Nominee For Southward
      195 6 Sir; We labour supporters iin the South Ward totally 1 disagree w i t h "Li bour i South" who m his letter > published m The Singapore O< J 1 c A j rv i 1 sianaaru 01 August 1 stated i that if Mr. S.
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      USELESS EUSTACE
      13 6 "Fh««: had me worried for the minut 1 don't mind admittin'!'*
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      CULTURAL TREAT
      112 6 Sir; r l'tie Indian section of Radio Malaya. musi i>e thanked lor having fpvi ;i the Indian listeners ,he rare opportunity of heaping the famous '"Indian Culjturai Orchestra" which gave a short broadcast last Sunday. Really, the orchestral party is to be congratulated n having given so magnificent
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      SUNTAN ST: RACE TRACK?
      175 6 Sir; I am writing to .suggest that "No Parking" be imposed on only one side of the dangerous bend m Sultan Street, and put up a "Dead Slow"' warning on either side of the road nearer to the bend, instead of no parking on both sides.
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      LOTTERIES
      154 6 Sir:— l was iriteres U d be re a<i m yow paper pnl; few days ago thai the Straits Chinese British A sociation lias held a meeting and was about to fo the le;u] >>\ M.C.A.. thai is. sol] lottery tickets and ploy :;,•<■ profit for the tx fit
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      Unfair Criticism
      160 6 Sir:— With reference to "Another Voter's" criticism of Miss A:ny Lay cork ap-pear-ing m your paj)er of August 5, 1!>52 I for one am of the opinion that thi s is bolh unfair and unjust. Owing to heavy lorries conveying building' materials to and fro. large he.'es were
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    BORDER TROOPS POISED
    317 7 Greek Situation Very Dangerous Warning To UN, NEW YORK, Aug. 8. United Nations observer* on the Greek-Bulgarian frontier warned last ni«*ht that bi«* forces from both countries are j ready lor action. They *ai«l the situation was' *\er\ dangerous. 91 j Southern European NATO Headquarters of Admiral
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    Truce talks Will Fail Says Rhee
    58 7 Truce talks Will Fail Says Rhee ]oh 0 \us 8 IP) Korea- r»""Wj»J lIIMC predicted ,t the Korean k- *«uld fail to peace I have ibj hope they not have any Khee said m i ta fir-t appearftri winning the I n ul Ike Se^riei I nion mirrvtands that (U-frat
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    Arbitration Can't Solve Issue—PM
    174 7 A rbitration Can't Solve Issue— PM 1 1)1 I ML tug. H. Great political issues Mich dispute writk Pakistan over Kashmir cannot M»l%rd kj arbitration, llm IncKaii Prime Minister, Nc Inn. lold ibc onstitueni issembrj today. A Communist bid to have the Kashmir issue withdrawn im- iat< i: the 1
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    Ceylon Ready To Ship A-sand
    70 7 COLOMBO. Aug 8 (Reuter): Ceylon is likely to bepin shipping radio-active monazite sai d end of the year, ;i ./ole source i today. S-. s of refined c ;md are i ..nd the Ministry of Industries is believed to have export < ither to ed
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    Crash: Man Hurt
    41 7 A 74-YEAR-OLD Chinese, reling home after attending a g, si ght, was seriousnjured when he was knocked a bus at the Upper Streei New Bridge R d junction. He was admitted to the Genera] Hospital ma critical condition.
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    Effects Of Free Movement Of Gold
    263 7 NEW YORK. Aug. 8 (UP)— The free movement of gold m international markets and the increased confidence i" monetary values joined to eliminate premium prices, the August issue of the National City Bank's monthly letter reported yesterday. A bar of gold m Paris, which
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    Ex-Queen Farida To Claim Daughters
    70 7 CAIRO. Aug. 8 (Reuter):-Ex-Queen Fa 'ida, divorced A oi Farouk, pian.s to claim m th< c court the guardianshii of her three daughters, now with the ex-King m his exile or Capri. because "1 v vill b< sed to temptations if the\ nue to stay
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    3 MIGs Downed
    34 7 UNITED NATIONS jet plane; shol dev.n three Communis MIG-15 iet s yesterday while B-21 invaders blasted Red troop; concentrations and >•!';•; centres at Sinchon after warning the Communists they wer< coming.^U.P. i
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    AIOC Shares Rise
    32 7 ANGLO-IRANIAN provided a go< d feature m the oil market by ri.sing sharply to around £-C> on news that Ptiiia has offered to te-GQGP w**n the Comps j Reuter
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    Another War Hero In A Jam
    68 7 Another War Hero In A Jam but for :r- efforts t| M- I 1: ""I It-! _.l i 1 iras t<> to »tn dm r I !t i oarrd > ii t as 1 mJ iiu ii' :f il ttii of i fill r« v\ Im •-I ii i• no
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    More Meat In UK
    26 7 BRITAIN S weekly meat raoe increased to pt- R 17 2d more The increase would come Horn c prod iced livestock. A.P
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    Getting Ready?
    20 7 CZECHOSLOVAKIA i.s snipping nui groups out of and begun clearing sped it oi village: ilonsf A bolder.- A.P.
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    Military Planning 'Not To Be Limited'
    180 7 HONOLULU, Aug. 8 "Pacific Three" Ihe United Zealand will not be limit* mainland areas o! "An/us" or island possessions, the .Military planning by the States, Australia and New »d to the defence <>f the countries, their territories 1 foreign ministers have decided. The broad
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    'Robbed The Dead'
    39 7 LT COL. Otto Vertfeher, nephew of Field Marshal Kes-M-Irint and head of the German War Grave* (.ummi^ion m Cyrenaica, has been arrested on charges of misappropriation and robbing dead (iennan soldiers ©f their ««ld teetn.— Reuter
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    DRUMMOND MURDER CLUE LOST
    75 7 LURS. Autf. 8 (AP)— Police today cleared Gustave Dominici, 32, a French farmer, of any connect ion with the slaying of Sir .Jack Drummond. British food specialist, his wife and daughter near Lura early on Tuesday. lifter a four-hour interroga l n m the Peyruij Town
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    FIRE-WALKER HAS BLISTERS
    50 7 COLOMBO. Aug. 8 iRELIER^ —The Rev. Eric Kobinson, Lnglish Methodist clergyman, is m •i nursing home today with blisters on the feet received m a Hindu firewalking ceremony. He was the first Earopean to t ]k across tiA hot embers at the ffinda pilgnra tcwa of Kataramanga.
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    ASSASSIN IS FREED
    63 7 ASSASSIN IS FREED TEHERAN. Aig 8 (Reuti The Lower House (Majlis) m a heated session yesterday passed a bill "forgiving" Kha il 1 messebi. assassin < Pr< nier An Razmara, who opposed oil nationalisation The bill called Razmara. shot m March 1952, a "traitor" It now goes to the Senate
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    Unfair, Says N.Z.
    40 7 NEW ZEALAND has complained to the U.N. that it was unfair for a few countries to have to pay the whole cost of Ite X van war and do most of the fighting a« we!!.— A. P.
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    Sabres Enter 5th Day Of Major Fight With MIGs
    341 7 SEOUL. An-. H. fury yesterday with blind sowing destruction arc* Sabres entered their filth with MIGs. Air Secretary Thomas F yesterday the intended ail cities were necessary becaui been moving military equip] I hr Korean war rose i ri it«l- fighter
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    Accept Reform, Bey Told
    115 7 TUNIS. Aug. 7— French President Vincent Auriol is tod believed to have urged personally on Tunisia's 71-year-old Bey that he take a speedy decision on French plans for giving the protectorate gre;^ I autonomy. A message from President Auriol was handed to Tunisian Premier Salah Eddine
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    Land For Housing
    301 7 Malayan News Briefs i ABOUT 606 acres of land a1 Toa Payoh have been ma. down by the Singapore Goven ment for housing develo according to a gazette notification issued yesterday. The plan for this land may bt inspected during office hours at the office of the
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      146 7 BuBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON. Aug. S The following ore the closing prices or rvfcfcei and t.n on the London Market today LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot ltd. Spot £923 per ton buyers, Jon 2S d burtrs, £924 1 Cs. sellers. Apr Jun« 2-t d Settlement Price:
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    2More Ships For 'Blue 'Line Will Be Put On UK-Far East Run
    263 8 2 More Ships For 'Blue 'Line Will Be Put On UK-Far East Run Standard Shipping Reporter UNDER construction m shipyards m the United Kingdom for Blue Funnel are two 'A' class cargo liners t the Admetus and Adraslus, destined for the Line's tinted Kingdom-Far East run, calling at Singapore, Port
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    Japan Air Link With: Singapore
    99 8 SAX llt AN CISCO, 1 1 i \uz 8. (TP) Mr. S h i z urn a n .Matzuo, inniauin^ director of Jap- •m AirliHivs. said here j 1 that his company plans to j inaumirate a service to Hionea and Formosa by < October
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    Taipeh Eases Shipping Regulations
    97 8 Taipeh Eases Shipping Regulations TAIPEI. AU2. 8 (UPI Chinese GovernmetM nounced a relaxation o tions for ships ot countries that do not have diplomatic ties with Nationalist China. The announcement said merchant ships of such countries may obtain port entry permits on direct application by either A p ping firms
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    Guthrie Group Production
    79 8 PRODUCTION of rubber m ites undei I luthrie group produced 40,265,445 Ib. oi rubber for t!ie firsi seven months this year, the July production being .i.:>no.::i;<; ib. es under the group proa 84:; piculs of tin ore m c ■en months. The July out was 387 uiculs.
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    'Desert Rat' In S,pore
    66 8 AIR. li.mtv Robey, here on a! visil from Australia, has the distinction of being one of the original "Desert Rats'" of Tobruk fame. He served through the war m Africa with the 9th Australian Division. A photogravure expert, he worked until recently with the A ited
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    Ship Sails Close To Monte Bello
    53 8 Ship Sails Close To Monte Bello MELBOURNE, hut 8 tßeute AAP' —Security officers yesterday seized cameras belong:, passengers arriving m the ship Koolinda at Fremantle today, according to the Pev\ respondent of the Melbouroe Ar^us. The correspondent said I Koolinda sailed close t° the Monte Bello Islands site B n'&
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    21 8 Japanese and c ::ents ai'e <( ">n \u i.ms to conclude trade an c l fisheries pacts.— Reuter.
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      617 8 CHI>iA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore, Port Swettenham Penang. Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to i ma iV Japan. Du< s pore t »u Penan? ti< n "Szechuen" In Port Hongkong "Funing" Aug 1! Aug It! Japan Sail* Sails Sails Penang P
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    SQUEEZE EN SINGAPORE BUSINESS
    658 9  - SQUEEZE EN SINGAPORE BUSINESS 'BUSINESSMAN' By GRAFT, squeeze, corruption. These are ugly words m any language and. m a country where the practice is rife, there is a retarding of progress and, eventually, chaos Wt Malaya are very conscious of the fact all is not w( i; with us in
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    54 9 photo. Mr. X K. M.vsaram. a partner of Means. Kariha Kftfcoo cv Co. who is <«n a Far Eastern 01:1. me entertained by his businis s assoiiaU's m Singapore t<s codttail party it Sea Niru l!(,,rj. Picture sfcOWS 'from lr>ftt- Mr ;ind M rs I>. T. AsSftOMnl. Mr Runnil ami
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    RUBBER IN NEW DECLINE
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    UK EXCHANGE
    45 9 HONGKONG, A.v« I Sm•: 5.'..:."..,.(- Service closing prires on the HoagH i gc todajj v. c 51 5.81 4 .0 sterling: •85 *>> r s v1 :l" to Mala} i: $1: $0 3880 to i r*e Indonesian X ipiah; Gold 1 ■■■'.:> to one Urn
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    Tin Shares Are Firmer
    91 9 Stew ird Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Ffi. T s a firmer note m the tin section of Ma ay; a share market yesterday, with som< 1 activity reported. Industi I were un I rubber shares were dull. Changed prices were MINING r< Karen Seller* untai 2^ 9
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    Produce Mart Dull, Quiet
    65 9 Produce Mart Dull, Quiet Stand lrd Market Reporter THE Q arket m S n <>re dull and teidav with no ing. r ers indicate per pictil and sellers 1 Quietly rteady market Coconut g S3BJ pc- n with buyers al on a I market (buyei ers); Gam I i «Java
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    104 9 COMMODITY PRICES CI«OSING rubber prices (cf»n> per ib.) m Sins.ipore ytrtci'daf we Hn\frv Seller* X* 1 Spot J.oos« Pf] 87 F.O *>. m b.les Ak N,>. jß■■ S. 8.,; 11 No. R >S. 81 glj Ko. 3 RJB 8. 75| W i Steadj at |be C'lo>'. LONDON mm Friday's opening
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    1552 9 Standard Almanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE SINGAPORE DIARY rMADI I mi:: a World ftadio E) HIM SK V.HC..I .-r:e:bd!! badminton etfucal ma C RM I lI M mimw Chcatrettc Raffle! P .< B W Bayonets Trailc 2M 1 ni VI \«.i i I* lie MEETING: v H V o C
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    Trade and Finance
    165 9 Secret Report May Be Published PRESIDENT Truman said [m Washington thai he was ionsidering reiea^in'4 for pubratioo party of the secret yon- troversial government report on alleged international o:l cartels. The report, by the Feoera! Trade Commission, has been suppressed *:nce last autumn. —A. P. Jannn-RI Tra<le
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      172 9 4 I IS p.m. i!:tr.t Dcvi ,n "MASHAL" RiMi imi v ill K'T>»ni!is<-nil Ml i rieads! t II.M am i i i r m I cmi nl .itinoun<e> ..,1 be dosed ►52 r« lion WX'ICH iING DATE. ING TOOAI r 130M3 rows r m ZX.AT IRRING HO*> \M \K\.\TII I
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      306 9 THE 1952 01YMPIC (AMES V WINTER JV SPORTS X.' *J^y WtBE TIMED BY Jo o cart < i ij ii lay L CHROf tSU v CHR< W< N 6RA i rds of on petita i cro» the Hni ii i RA] 3 c commui ing signals bttw 1 flnlrfi tile
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      1705 10 'Maybe To Hollywood Offer TMKE CINEMA pRANCE— Two of the best European directors, Italian Vittorio de Sica and Frenchman Rene Clement, hive received a firm proposition from Hollywood to cross the Atlantic and take over the direction of a series of new films. Financially the temptation is great to both.
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    356 10  - THE STARS AND YOU RITA DEL MAR fe THOD AY qi OTATION: A There are nunv people who uiih;. i never have been tove ii iiif\ had never heard i<»\»- >.|>.»k<n of."— i Rochefoucauld. Svi I IM» iOB I i.itv. ONE: Be as self-reliant as possible without giving offence. Co-operation
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    431 11 Sussex Declare At 325 For 9 JJ>M)O\, Aug. 7 <Reuter)— iCain upset play In mo>t <»t the county cricket championship games today and some of them were halted long before stumps should have been drawn. Because of the weather cond.iions were not too easy for batsmen
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    38 11 photo. THE "flying fish" who did not fly. Hirnnoshin Fumhashi from whom much was expected of m the Olympic 400 metres free-style, upset all calculations and finished last m the SnaL Jean Boiteux of France was first.- A.P.
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    222 11 BATU PAHAT, Fri.—Youthfu] Kok S g Pow sprang a '-.en he beat nis -ent, Kb I Chui m straight sets, m the i?^ n s i n g eff the Bain Pnnat District CMnese Badminton Championships last night. Eng i i was 1 pped to
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    Table Tennis Stars
    39 11 HONGKONG. Amg I (AFP).— British table tf;-.ni s stars, Johnny j Leach and Rich;ird Bergman, arrived here yesterday from j Manila for a series of exhibition games m the Colony. They have ed m the Philippines
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    Bouquet For Red Athletes
    116 11 a. LONDON, Aug. I (B*o 1 Russia's Olympic Athletes re- i Mm. cow today from HeLsinki, Moscow n o an- nounccd. They were greeted the railway station by I .sands of cheering Mg feovites i aquets ol Rovers. A. Rapukhin. s<> rfarv n r Qic iKomsonaol
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    Penang Open Tennis Championships Draw
    557 11 PKNANG, Fri. The following is \h c draw for ihe Penally Open Tennis Championship?; whidi w\\\ be h: id from Aitii. 1(> to 2L Entries include i)la\^^^ from Singapore, Sekmger, Perak an«l Mdbccm. MEETS SINGLES Bye: Robert Chia, Kang Kee X M, Hussain, R. M.
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    Kalian Cycling Champ Retires
    91 11 PERPIGNAH, ITALY. Aug. 8 (AP)— Fausto Coppi, Italian fyfimq Aampion and of this year's Tour De France, announced yesterday he 9 giving up cycling as a resu« of his ace 1 cent. Coppi goffered a broken j shoulder and collar-bone when he fell after -iidina with
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