Singapore Standard, 15 August 1952

Microfilm: NL2287
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    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore Standard A. •>! X VOL. 11l NO. 44 FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Bombs Injure 5 In New Village
    64 1 Bombs Injure 5 In New Village K1 11 I L I M PHI, 24-hoin perifen uas imposed i today at the EDagc En the iin district, alter se, includinu two c wounded dm ing ide and s,un it tack Ulage'a police post. I wen p .i.-'l the .> verandah ol
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    Reds Fire On Train
    56 1 Reds Fire On Train DPUH Th irs I .<: ed m the I tay was amM>t by a police :ng an air erloh. Pa: who was m unii to escape after Hied on three entered a kam- Tr. ngganu u'.d tr.iin his b\ terrorists m the M isan{ district <»t
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    4 Camps Destroyed
    42 1 PUR, Thurs. I day I :'our j ps and a -Lipplies dump, I ed the preo camps, m the area of Perak, ted when the approached it. opened fire and this v the terrorists A pistol and r« recovered.
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    Macao Talks Go On
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    Sea Dyak Anti-Red Columns Soon
    316 1 rßj Special 1 brangemeiU with The Times, London. Ml MIMi. Thurs. Recruitment of Sea Dyak columns to fidit (ommuni.i terrorists is being considered by the Sarawak Government. Residents of the Second and Third Administrative Divisions oi Sarawak where mosl ol these excellent jungle fighters live
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    Anthony Eden Marries Again
    219 1 I ONDON\ Aug. 14.— Britain^ Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, and Miss Clanssa Spencer-Churchill were married m Caxton Hall Registry CHRce here toda3 two days after the announcemeni of theii engagemen*. The bride's uncle, Britain's Prune Minister Winston Churchill. wai tha principal witness. Tbt hrcie leeined
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    2 BOMB ATTACKS IN S'PORE
    529 1 Bus, Rubber Board Stall The Targets; Suspects Held Fair said the home-made bomb emitted a great de;il of smoke. It was put out by Civil Defence personnel, whose exhibition stall was next to that of the British Rubber Development Board. The incident caused a small
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    HUGE COPRA FIRE
    26 1 FIRE raced undecked ster* rf iy through a copra wrareh iis m Cebt City, Phsippines catis d>4 d.im;i^e esumated fj 6*1,500,000.— A .P.
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    25 WELFARE TEAMS FOR NEW VILLAGES
    69 1 LONDON, Aug. 14 (Beater):— The Order of St. John is sending 25 welfare teams to resettlement areas m Malaya at the request of Gen. Sir Gerald Templer, British High Commissioner m Malaya, it was announced today. Two sisters. Miss Marjorie Miller and Miss Nancy
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    War Claims: Second Div In November
    230 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thaw. Announcing that War Damages paid out by n€ end of July totalled $161,--000,000. the acting chairman of the Malayan War Damage Commission. Mr. S. E. Chamier, said today that a second interim dividend is to be declared m November under awards
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    KING HUSSEIN I
    36 1 LAUSANNE, Aufl 14 (Reuter). Seventeen j ear old King H s spin I oi .I"? dan I >ld a press conference today that his return •'i Amhiimi had been fixed for Aug. 24
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    Dr.'s Mercy Errand Deep Into Earth
    175 1 LICQ-ATHKRY (France), Au». 14 (AP)— A doctor went 1,000 feet down into the earth today to treat a cave explorer who had fallen and broken his back and jaw. The physician travelled tvvo-and-a»hali hours on a steel i able lowered into the Pierre Saint-Martin
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    Rice Talks Postponed
    73 1 BANGKOK. Aug. H K«''i ter-AAP). RnriiPioßi v ith rice purdiasißg nations over allocations for the last quar tet 1 of 1952 h.i\«' beea post poned until Septeibef after being originally planned for niid-AutiU^t The postponement has bern made because, ouini; to late rains, reports on the present
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    Jets For Cars
    33 1 LONDON. A 14 'H t of Britain's b g&esi unobile maker.s the Austin Mot i pany, took out patents today on a gas turbine "jet" engine for cars and trucks.
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    Sullan To Open Sino-MalayClub
    69 1 Sul lan To Open Sino-MalayClub IPOH. Thurs.— The only SinuMalay club m Malaya, the Paloh Club" of Ipoh will hold a cocktail party on Aug. 17 to celebrate the official opening of the clubhouse by the Sultan ol Perak. Started two years ago, the club's first president was Dato Panglima
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    Opium Raids
    50 1 A TOTAL of 160 detectives ai d uniformed members of the Singapore Police Force took part m a two-hour raid on 60 opium den 1 m Chinatown and Beach Road areas last night. Also taking part m the raid were 30 police vehicles. Altogether "JO persons were detained.
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    Woman Held
    56 1 A 45-YEAR-OLD Chine.se woman, believed to be mentally deranged, created a scene m Amoy Street S c sti B1 passers-by nn the tad and snatching i te b titles of aerated v fj «l an \.<:er sta threw them into B coffee shop. Sh« itet de- 1 tamed
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    460 R.I. Estates To Close
    88 1 .JAKARTA, Ar; i quoting tht> B Fikn;iii Rakjat producii i ii ng clo ,-jovvu < pi ci a marl. "It these 1 down, it would n diltirul t and 1 'Mill idle hungry woik i feelings many sections I th< i ent will On llic
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    Officer Faces Graft Charge
    56 1 li'< >!! Thurs.- .1 S Ofl Pi H 1 tticfa Ipoh was 1' mrt, lyfl R. Whnn-.ter. n i ing <• ieee v ,nm Peng So on Jun< 21 I to si eh. Hackay who was i morning cla <• 1 was allowed $1,000 The vu
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    INCOME TAX: $2 MILLION SHORT
    179 2 $61 M. Assessed For Last Year, $59 M. Collected Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE income tax collections for la*l 'year were 82.000,000 short of expectation* The [income Tax iVparlmrnt's annual report released yesterday shows eeHectiens at $*****,000 compared with 861.890.000 tax assessed. Bulk of the money
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    Need For Blind School In City
    93 2 Standard Stall Reporter sir CLTJTHA Mackeav nv. op.siiltant on Blind Welfare f«f UNESCO, told the Standard yesterday that there was far less incideiice of blindness m Singapore than mother fdinitrifs. hoye 1 ■r, I d was a hool i them to bei-ome sc f-
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    Protest Over SHB Memo
    26 2 Standard Stall leßOrtet Harbour the Boai ice n- i The memo which w; c of th his 1 d missed from the
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    $1,923,000 Sent To Red China
    23 2 $1,923,000 Sent To Red China c and Ux Federa- .iled -1.249.(X>7 I includes some b-v residents igh Sin.sa- I 1 ees from 81.
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    Police Recover Parker '51' Pens
    55 2 THE B Road I 1 c hav< eird a number of Parker fountain pens, two of have the names Tap. Tei and Eng Ah Soon 4 ;ve!y engrarej on them.' hing to claim the pens should contad Q»€ Senior Del Officer < Chief in-' Sivj
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    Co-op Malpractice Suspected-Report
    151 2 MALPRACTICE i* suspected to be the cause of ihr o»-«^ sustained by I In- Singapore Co-operative Stores ioeiefj I .imii#'<l. ii i* stated iii ilu* I M.">l rcporl ol ihr onunisMoaer lor Co-operative Development. The report adds: ''This society is experiencing great di uity and i'or the
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    Only $2.80 To Spend In S'pore
    130 2 Standard Stall Reporter A YOl NC Indent's -ni ■ewspapet editor conh plinwd m Singapore yestfiday nf the meagre allouamr ol .0 mpiahs Djakarta authority permitied him to carry. He efcaagrd this at the airport <m arrtya] and rercjvfd v.'.SC "What ran 1 do with
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    HOME GUARDS
    32 2 THERE ill be a passingout parade of the 'Arc\. Corps Home Guards today at 10.30 at the FAKELF Traming Centre, Home Guard Wing, 1 6th oiile, Kota Tinggi Road. hore.
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    SIT STREAMLINING TO BEGIN SOON
    143 2 Streamlining of The Singapore City Council and Singapore Improvement Trust administrative methods is to begin soon. Mr. T. P. F McNeice, City Council president, toid The Standard yesterday that the secretary of the 5.1.T.. Mr. A. Greenhill who has been chosen to undergo training m
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    To Stand Trial On Murder Charge
    76 2 TEO CHEE YEONG, a sales clerk m a sundry-goods shop, \as committed yesterday lor I at the next Singapore *\>- on. a charge of murder oi So h Ah Wah. a trisha rider oh June 3 m a Geylang hotel. At a preliminary inquiry
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    HC Addresses Policemen
    106 2 HC Addresses Policemen KUALA LUMPDR, Tburs.— Special Constabulary staff officer? and representatives of police training schools who met this week for a two-day conference qn training, listened to an address by the High Commissioner, Sir Gerald Templer. The Conference which was he'd at the Federal Police Headquarters and at the
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    CHETTIAR WINS $2.172 CLAIM
    80 2 CHETTIAR WINS $2.172 CLAIM TIIK CHIEF Justice, Singapore. Sir Charles MurrayAynsley, gave judgment for 52.1TL ..^5 for the plaintiff, a Chettiar m a civil suit m the High Couxi yesterday, The plaintiff, V.N. Nagalingam, bused his claim on a promissory note for $1,400 and interest at 48 per cent, per
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    Journal To Cover S-EA
    96 2 THE Malayan Pharmaceutical Journal originally intended ;to serve as a binding link among pharmacists m Malaya, has aroused such a gn at interest m Hongkong, that it is now hoped "to extend still further to Ceylon so that ultimately The Journal will be a publication circulating
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    Public Keen OnEconomics
    122 2 THERE is "keen awarem of the importance of economic i knowledge m every day life among citizens of Singapore. i said Mr. Charles Gamba of the Department of Economics Uni--1 versity of Malaya, who is now delivering a series of lectures entitled '"Economics for the Citizen." Mr.
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    Ruler Orders Economy Moves
    60 2 KIALA LUMPUR, Thurs. As an economy move and to avoul any unnecessary (.ill on Police and forces, the Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Nesrri Sembilan lias commanded that both the triennial ceremony and his official birthday celebrations be held simultaneously bee inning: on Sept. 18 and continuing
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    Call For Bureau Of Standards
    92 2 Food And Drugs A BUREAU of Standards or a permanent Food and Drugs I Committee for Malaya. is strongly advocated by the Malayan Pharmaceutical Journal, j In its editorial, the Journal says that if the Sale of Food and Drugs Ordinance is to be extended
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    $30,250 In FoodFines
    97 2 FIXES totalling $30,250 I imposed m 407 cases od violati ing the Food and Price Control Ordinances m Singapore during J v I j .Nature of ofxenr.es for which convictions were retained wt <- I tailing to display price tags 261), selling cigarettes above displayed price (129),
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    SATA Thanks These Donors
    166 2 THE following new donations have been received by the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis AssoKamala Club (proceeds from Ba^a.irs 51.500. Ha'jy.i Publish :.->;: House si, ooo. The Sikh MoneyLenders' Association 55<>o, The S:.;L'.^nore Flower Show R ...i Jewel 5100 Rediffusion i Spore Ltd.) 570. Medical Hall. Donation Box S>o
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    Muslimin Trust Fund Officials
    120 2 THE 195? office bearer? of I Muslimin Trapl Fund Association's sub-committees are as follows: S.M.A. Alsagoff WakafT Fund Messrs. Sjed Hussein bin AJi Alsagoff; Mr. M J. Namazie and Syed E<a bin Hassa A;*r.r:iu:ir Orphanage (a) Care of orphans: Messrs. Syed Abdullah bin Shaikh Belfageeh and
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    Soldier's Wife Tells Court Of Attack In Her Room
    151 2 Soldier's Wife Tells Court Of Attack In Her Room A MAT. AY woman, Liyah binte SuSamian. wife of a Malay soldier told the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday that she was attacked by another soldier, while her husband was away on duty m Kluang. Accused was Othman bin Mahimid who
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    Colony Pakistanis Celebrate
    66 3 Colony Pakistanis Celebrate PA] iN flag m S Paki-' their Pak .tanis gathi t the i i Pak Tra< Han I Ai i V i rion fora ing v rtraii of Khuidazam, (the »lr. and< Mr. Mir gathering I >rk for a bett i understanding of th Pakistan and the
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    2 Lectureships: Applicants Invited
    46 3 iHE i NIVI RSI Mala inviting app' snts 1 >r two lectureship m irmacy Oi >pse s. rg and the C Pi I} W. D. Craig thi Ri g -rar told The SI yesterday. tureship m p'-u: i is a new past
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    PMLP PLAN IS CRITICISED
    600 3 It's Immature Thinking, Say Leaders In Singapore Standard Staff Reporter THE PAN-MALAYAN Labour Party's manifesto advocating the breaking up of large rubber estates m Malaya, belonging to absentee shareholders, into small holdings of 10 to 20 acres met with complete disapproval from Singapore rubber circles and
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    Paglar Seeks More Elected Councillors
    126 3 DR. C. J. Pag'.ar (mem- 1 ber for Changi) will ask the C >nial Secretary at the next •ting of the Singapore Legislative Council on Aug. 19 what recommendations have .uated from the Singapore Government with regard to the statement recently made m the House
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    'Purse' Stolen From Church
    224 3 Standard Market Reporter j THIEF who entered the j x estry of the Cathedral of the 'Good Shepherd. Bras Basah Road Singapore, yesterday, stole a woman s handbag, which, with its contents, was worth $63. The handbag belonged to a Filipino woman who had gone to
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    Girl's Body On Beach
    111 3 MR K. SWAMINATHAN Singapore accountant, told the Coroner Mr. Giam Chong Hing. yesterday that while taking a stroll along th e beach at Marine Parade early one morning he came across the body of a young Chinese woman. M: Swaminathan was giving evidence at an inquest
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    Lack Of Staff Bars Progress
    174 3 CO-OP CHIEF STATES: LACK O! trained Chinese staff m the Department of Co-operative Development is delaying ihr formation <•! co-operative societies ami a central marketing organisation, for Chinese market gardeners m Singapore. Stating this m his annual report for 1951, Mr. T. F. Carey. Commissioner
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    Ransome On Cancer Of Liver
    142 3 Standard Staff Reporter PROFESSOR G. A. Ransome. professor of Clinical Medicine at the University of Mak. commenting on the statement "of the possible relationship between the distribution of diseases and the environments m which they develop" said that he thinks il -very unlikely that this
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    LITTLE EGYPT
    44 3 LITTLE Geraldine Hen- derson rehearsing her Kgyptian dance for the charity pageant "Rendezvous with Fve" to be held at Raffles Hotel on Aug. 15, 16, 20 and 21. Bookings for the last two ll*. nights can still jflßßgßßßjit !>♦■ made at Raffles Hotel.
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    Dentistry Should Not Be Second Choice
    246 3 Standard Staff Reporter PROFESSOR W. VV H. Tcrnll, who recently joined the University of Malaya as Professor of Prosthetics, said that students m Singapore when seeking admission into the Dniversity usually choose dentistry only as an alternative to medicine. "This should not be SO.
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    'No Orders To Manager To
    481 4 Rid Surplus By Smuggling 1 PENANG, Thurs.— The Director of Shriro (China) Ltd., A. 8. W. Penned denied m the i Sessions Court today that he instructed his former Penang branch manager, R.A. CoulsonGilmer to dispose by smuggling to Thailand and Burma surplus stocks of
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    94 4 THE HUGH Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer. paged to* this picture at Hint; Hmse OB Wednesday, with 11 of the 12 potential officers of the Federation Regiment. These potential officers are m their dress uniform which they will wear during the m ruitin.; tawpafgil for the Regiment. Sitting (left to
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    Power Cues
    299 4 si i?*« i \TIONS m Singapore iiitiii' t> load shedding today: i> \Y HM X < M. tilt. hie. Itr.i.iilrll R»e, M-.uui) Estate. Island <.<>it (hit) Wjadaat l'.:rk. Seletar Pumps. \ir Soon. Seftetar ir<--less I niicii Rubber Plantations, M.-iit.i! iii>v|)it.ii. Frafalgar K-fatr. New World. IVr.ik IM i it!.
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    Sir Gerald At Rulers' Talks
    156 4 Sir Gerald At Rulers' Talks 'Important Items Discussed 1 KIALA LUMPUR, Tluirs.— Sir Gerald Templer, accompanied by Mr. D. C. MacGillivray, Deputy High Commissioner, Mr. W. D. Godsall, acting Chief Secretary, and Mr. M. J. Hogan, the Attorney-General, attended the Rulers Conference which resumed today. Fifteen items were down for
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    94 4 Senator Camilo Osias (sixth from right) of the Philippines visited the 1952 Trade Fair at the Happy World Park last evening. He was accompanied by his wife (second from left After the television show m the British Radio Exhibition. Senator and Mrs. Osias were guests of the Dato J. Pasrlar
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    2 Cases Of Polio On Perak Estate
    48 4 2 Cases Of Polio On Perak Estate LPOH, Thins.— Two cases of poliomyelitis were reported ;it Gopeng I st.;te of Kinta m Ferak for the week ended Aus. 9, states the Medical and Health Officer. Fenik. m his weekly summary on incidence of infectious diseases m the State.
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    New Pay Scales For PTSUMen
    189 4 PEN AN G, Thurs. Th j negotiating committee 6t the Malayan Technical Services > Union has agreed with Govern- ment on the new salary SCi les for technical assistants, techni- dans, overseers and junior technicians, the President oi the Penang Technical Services Union. Mr. G.
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    2 Welfare Centres For Blind
    182 4 2 Welfare Cen tres For Blind KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Work on two important stitutions m connection With the work of the Malayan Association for the Blind will beg a shortly. They are the Princess Elizabeth School at Johore Bahru. construction work on which will start next month and the Gurney
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    VSCs Meeting
    47 4 MEMBERS of the Singapore Volunteer Special Constabulary attached to "E" Division are reminded that the next monthly meeting is at the Orchard Road Police Station at 7 p.m. on Wednesday. Aug. 20. This will also be pay night and ail Y.S.C.'s are expected to attend.
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    GIRL TELLS STORY OF BEING TAKEN TO MEN
    329 4 KI'ALA I.UMPUR, Thurs. A pretty l: :i -year-old English-speak-ing Chinese girl, former student of the Tpoh Convent today told the Second Magistrate tow her foster mother had tried to make her a prostitute. The Magistrate. Raja Chik Ja'afar, m acquitting and discharging
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    Licensed Drivers A 'Must' Far Fed. Learners
    269 5 Licensed Drivers A 'Must' Far Fed. Learners Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Starting next month provisional licences will be issued m the Federat.on for a period three months and learner drivers must display on 'U plate and have a fully licensed driver f- him when driving THOUSANDS OF D&YERS
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    21 5 A \UC \K! I Siwinua I i.im .).i •i\' iiu h.is \m-\w select !•> Kn v\-.-- oHeice Ir. i ■;><». i|. iH Dd
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    42 5 ISS < O\^ TAN( X BE who [•turned by air i .;;ulun for kCf holii Malacca with her gcttieieal counlui municipal coun\lr. Ec You Kirn and i Mi,s F> is at •!it m si liristophfrs I ondon and will fly .it her holiday^.
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    $!61M.Paid Out By End Of July
    300 5 WAR DAMAGE CLAIMS KUALA UMIHK. Tluirs.— Tin- $161 millions paid <»m i<> < Inimnnts by thr War Damage Commission ki end of Jidj w made n|> as follows: tin 48. i. rubber 23.7, seizure clainis 33.1. pidvate 15.U, All other claims _!.i. Mb risks
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    Penghulus Learn About Livestock
    50 5 Peng hu lus Learn A bout Livestock MOB i and ttended ~e at X PR'! the Si OH era how prove I and to detect M D K. S Senior I: eel S speakii I emphasised school advis •v {Close p -o- couid bring about £ood attendance :i:id good .is.
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    Teacher To Wed
    52 5 MISS Th mg hockey t>':i' <■• and a ti the Meth tern«on S will be A r. Gana- the Viet Insti- itii o X lala Lumpur on Friday Aug. B T ii lage ceremony will take No. 2 Raii■a 17 Qi S ingei B r> i; \v
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    S-EA Peoples' Living Is Jeopardised
    174 5 WASHINGTON. Any. 14 (U.P.t: Tendency m newlyindependent South East Asian countries to turn away from foreigners m finance and industry will have harmful effects on' the standard of living of those peoples. This warning was uttered by Mr. Charles .1. Shohan, Ex port-Import Bank economist
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    Join Police, Klang Chinese Youth Told
    125 5 Join Police, Klang Chinese Youth Told \I VNG, Thurs.— Representatives <»r 31 Chinese lions hew met ai the Malayan dftinese youths tor Klaus District Police Force. Disi Olfl «r, M-". the meting igh I Uu« tbey thing for the < Uv c Chins youths] opportunity to to the coi: try
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    Adult Classes For Rembau
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