Singapore Standard, 16 August 1952

Microfilm: NL2287
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    14 1 Singapore Standard VOL. Ml NO. 45 SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Ipoh 'Armed' Town For AAA Meeting
    105 1 Ipoh 'Armed' Town For A AA Meeting <»H. Yi. Ipoh »a^ an armed town 1 today he opening <»f the 'Malayan Olympiad* Ut Malayan Xmntt'iir Athletic Meet. no attend' tl opening were the al, Mi Malt: >] nla< D maid and ay K regular p<>\ .v supplemented by Gurkha and
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    Takes Oath
    36 1 While thm* Spitfires dip their wings in salute, Selunsor'.s tearu < captain. M. Balakrishnan. < takes the oath of amateu- I rism at the opening of the I Malayan Athletit (ham- pionships at Ipob fester- day.
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    No Aid Hint At Parley
    7 1 N o Aid Hint At Parley r]ar-
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    Power For Templer To Expand Army
    313 1 kl 1.1 MIM K, Fri. Legislative provision enabling regular military forces <»l all arms or- branches «>! the service to l><* raised in the Federation in addition to the existing Malay and Federation Regiments i* in introduced in the Legislative Council next month. 1
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    JULY EXPORTS UP $33.7 MIL.
    115 1 THE ni ft ourable trade balasce foi Malaya since April was recorded last month, u I ording to prelimin.irs statistics issued >esterda> Malayan exports wen $3t9.4 millions compared to imports valued $395.7 millions. Exports were $33.1 millions up on the June figure $275.7 millions and
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    Tain pin Curfew
    33 1 A curfew will be imposed in the Wsti Negri Sembilan from Aug. 18 untii v person in p issession of a h in (joors be--10 p.m md 930 a :n.
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    Defiance Nearing A Climax
    123 1 PORT ELIZABETH, Aug. 15 [Reuter) A spokesman of the ion-European "defiance of unUSt laws" movement declared o(I a y that simultaneous Kition-wi'le action by passive •esistors was expected to reach i climax within 24 hours. The movement i.> campaigning iqninst the South A;i ican C. >vTnnient's
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    Bullet In Brain, But He Walked
    123 1 .lOIIOKF BHARI'. Fri. A man with a bullet through his brain walked from a cemetery, was picked up by a passing car. got out and .walked by himself to the Admission Room of the Johore Bharu General Hospital before he died. He was Hassan
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    New Border Clash
    34 1 ISTANBUL, Aug. 15 <AP).— A competent. source .said today j troops of Communist Bulgaria Bred on a Greek blockhouse near the border village of Kula on Wednesday, killing two Greek: soldiers.
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    55 1 (lull report in Page '.>> photo. On his arrival at the Raffles Hotel lasl night for the "Rendezvous With Eve." pageant, the Comnussionei General, Mr. Malcolm .Mac Donald bought i lucky lumber ticket from Mrs. Bob Jautzen I left > Mr. Mac Donald was accompanied by Baroness I)e Gaiffier, wife
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    79 1 photo. I i The Governor of Singa- I pore. Mr. J. I Nicoll, paid l| ,1 a visit to the Customs |l Department yesterday. He was accompanied by I 1 Mr. J. A. Parker. Senior i 1 Comptroller of Customs, a 1 1 Heft) and Mr. R. S. I I
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    ARO MURDERED: ARE A IS FINED
    254 1 PENANG, Fri. Collective punishment was imposed by the District Officer of Bukit Mertajam, Mr. A. J. Aitkin on 18 shophouse proprietors, and the owner of a residential house in Matang Tinggi following the murder this morning of Chinese Assistant Resettlement Officer, Mr. Teo Boon
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    73 1 The man. who introduced "The New Look" in Malayan journalism is back in Singapore on a weeks stay. H<" is Mr. Noel Barber. now Editor-in-Chief of the Continental Daily Mail, who i> putting no at Raffles Hotel Author of several bestsellers, Mr. Barber was the editor of t h e
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    Seven More Terrorists Killed In Day
    293 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —1W FcdmtffiMrt Security Force* killcil a total of m'wii |>an<lil- iii the la>t 21 hours, imliKliri:: the latMfl Uivjl of tlirr*' at noon loila\. >hol down h\ a patrol of (lie .'{nl Kin^\ African Rifles in juimlr arra in >onth Trenggano.
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    New Sarawak Terrorist Act
    160 1 KUCHING, Aug. 15 (Renter)— -Two umed and masked Chinese robbed a Chinese woman of SKUMMI and a half kati of gold at gunpoint, according to a report made by the woman's husband to the Knchtag police. This was the third terrorist incident reported in Sarawak in
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    PI, South Korea, Formosa Line Up
    35 1 KOREAN A idoi i a Kim Hong II dis< ii Taipei that Nation the I^iilippinos and >outh Korea are negotiatii nutua! defence erned after the A.\/.i s Coun- U.P.
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    Frevberg Leaves
    28 1 LORD k V.< >n vith his wife in the Carrier Rangftane lay, ending a s ear 1 a s (i I reneral of New Zealand A.P.
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    14 1 M USAMI i e kai-shek will fly from Honolulu to S cisro i A.P.
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    Japan Ships Now Tied Up
    52 1 TOKYO, Aug IS (ReuterAAP) The Japanese Seamen's Union today called out about 35,000 merchant sailors in the third «f a series of strike! for retirement allowance-;. About non cargo vessels nre said to be involve L The stoppage dm been planned to last up to
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    Big Uranium Find
    43 1 THE Darwin ui inium find at Edith River in A ;il tli i i N >rthern Territory hi i :> :i vei y e ctensive. A detector h.- redstei i radio icth e rea ti m uvi-r two m k A.P.
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    Sailor May Be Paroled
    32 1 THE defence counsel for t t British sail »n I np" if it Kobe yestei lay nv i to i higher court an aonlicatioa lot tufir parolt.- Reuter
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    Pact Extended
    26 1 BRITAIM and Japan havr agreed that their sterling payments agreement .should be extended for a period of four months to Dec. 31 this year.
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    INTRUDER TIES UP GIRL (11)
    87 2 SE who entered r. e in Race Course R 1 to search it was inter- 11-yea-r• I who shouted to the The man caught hold of the and tied her up before a beAroom door in inued sea: :::g all house. en the mistress of
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    First Suffragette
    32 2 A PUBLIC met ill be -1 >: the Bahai Centre. 352A i g Kal Road on SunA igusi -10 a. in. wher M i Fo/dar will speak on id's First Sufi
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    UK-S'pore Comet Air Service To Start Late Sept.
    341 2 UK-S'pore Comet Air Service To Start Late Sept. Standard Aviation Reporter THE 8.0.A.C. Comet jH air services between London and Singa* pore ar<- expected to begin ju^t after the thinl week in September* Present plans are for two omrt services a week in each direction. 8.0.AC, have decided i to
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    2nd Death Fall From New Flats
    127 2 Standard Staff Reporter N tailor fell 60 t to his death, l l tfo n floor of one of the blocks I ipi ment per day body Upper i is is second fatal fa BC rt cornnN ted. is incident in- .t w oman,
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    R.A. Gunner Discharged
    77 2 R.A. Gunner Discharged OTHMAN bin Mahmud (22) gin er "/.ached to the Royal Vrti lery was disch; I in the' e Second Police Court i-day at the close ol a inquiry in which j i y charged i raping a Ma iy woman Sulaiman on Maj Saga, P'.iloe Br. In
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    New US Consular Official Here
    49 2 1 CONSUL Joseph X. G.een? Jr. ;i;is assumed duties at the American Consu te General in Singapore after three years of duty in the US. Department of State Consu] Greene's wife and their three children. Wendy, Nancy and Dede, accompanied him to Sing pore.
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    Labour Advisory Board
    25 2 -n J I", been appointed a member of the .pore Labour AdviB lin place of Mr. RG. lies. 1 who has resigned.
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    Surprise For Counsel
    85 2 COUNSEL a Judgment preiad a pleasant surprise the Singapore High Courx yesierday when the debtor abruptly produced 51. 090 and 'settled the debt tils] being crassexamined on his ability to pay. The debtor, Sardarjit Rai." a STC bus driver, was bein» questioned by Mr. N.N, Leicester about
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    19 2 Victim Of Battle Of Singapore
    209 2 19 2 Victim Of Battle Of Singapore I'HE Battle of Singapore in, U'l? has claimed another victim— a 22-year-old woman. Liai Huat Tee. who drowned herself because she could not j endure any longer the pain of arthritis brought about by a bomb splinter. Lim wus hit on a knee
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    S'pore Plugs Leak To Red China
    438 2 S' pore Plugs Leak To Red China MOTOR SPARE PARTS Standard Stall Reporter SINGAPORE automobile importers are taking special precautions to see that their vehicles and spare parts are not sold to anyone who might send them to Communist China. One firm of importers, Messrs. Ford Motor Company of Malaya
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    Spark Plugs For Red China Seized
    186 2 THE spark plugs found in a motor sampan in the sea oft' the Singapore River were bound for communist China, the Singapore Third District Court Judge Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam was told yesterday. In the dock was Wong Chew Nam (51) a sampan man
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    28 2 Miss Dorothy I. Jose. Acting Press Officer of the I .SIS., who left Singapore by 8.0.A.C. Argonaut yesterday <>n lons leave. She will visit Hongkong, Honolulu and Washington.
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    Dealer Stored Cars In House
    335 2 Dealer Stored Cars In House A SINGAPORE businessman, Mr. George E. Lee, was fined $250 in the Singapore City Police Court yesterday for using a house he constructed for dwelling purposes into a store-room for some cars he had imported. Before Mr. Lee wns convicted. his couii.se). Mr Claude de
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    CAMERA, SPARE WHEEL STOLEN
    52 2 A camera, valued at $990, was Ej en from an unlocked car while it was parked in the Capitol Theatre car park on Thursday. A spare wheel was stolen while a European Jeit his car unattended j at the Goodwood Hotel car park I on the
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    Lost Her Savings in Textiles
    154 2 A BANKRUPT business woman, Sng Sock Keng. proprietress of a firm dealing in textiles, told the Chief Justice, Sir Charles MurravAynsley, in the Singapore High Court yesterday, that in about a year's time the liabilities of the firm, Yong Kwang Trading Co. totalled $130,000. and
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    25 2 Mr. H. J. C. Kulasingha (left). Singapore Legislative Councillor is seen chatting with Scooters at the SouthEast Asia Patrol Camp at Casllo Camp, Kuala Lumpur.
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      123 2 Tfce PRIDE of r NOW in the CClow? The most FAMOUS Efoal^ and DELICIOUS pS_P GERMANY v^,« NATIONAL AERATED MM 7£R CO. ITO., /Ait I I I MY DOCTOR AYSZ, __________^~~^__ziiz__ I^^DeWITT'S COUCH SYRUP l^r^fl^J f with Cuaiacol 6 Creosote I I JK;/ is strongly rccornmendod I *^>.cIH pleasant to
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      102 2 tj UGH*? I J CASTT MARPT/ NI AT LEAST I EL:V;'N!ATED CPIME I IT—OP: A CO^l ZGE P-r' Jr^/~^->- j W- PRUDENCE PIMPLETON.'/' J FROM THE CITY BEFORE I I I'D BETFER GO ABO T T., S r* W B THE OSJLV REASON I t<C I WAS FOP^ED OUTVT S.
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    PAGEANTBY S'PORE WOMEN AIDS THE SICK
    941 3  - PAGEANTBY S'PORE WOMEN AIDS THE SICK CHRISTINE DIEMER w J W^iS^i h^^^^avm^*^^^ I P \mwmm w Wb •iV/nwsrs v,v-ss-wp wsrrwmßrmrrKamrr. A PACKED house had a R'.Tide/A oils With Eve last night at the Raffles Hotel when !h" Chinese T :ih: s Association presented the i r pageant v nifyinu Woman
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    Police Radio Work To Be Shown In KL
    40 3 Police Radio Work To Be Shown In KL "V Fri.— A t the 1 auni- rgai in th« C A Ha l i In Malaya itrate :i the grown equip- iring I ultra i rn equipmc > <-on- n and works
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    FUN FAIR AT S.J.L GROUND
    42 3 -[j. Fair. of the K 'fist BBailding f will at the i Spoii :B. K at by Air E. C. erson, Far I will last w lj 0 most the F 11 be een I t Fair.
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    Abult Education
    10 3 VNCH A luM was ler I Rexnbau I
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    MALAYA- WORLD'S TOP FILM IMPORTER
    307 3 MALAYA- WORLD'S TOP FILM IMPORTER MAI.WA U the world's bisgesi tit lit importei said Mr. lacks Kvan>. the Official Ili in Censot on Thursday Bight irhen he joined in disciissions on "Film Censorship >i»onsured by the KastWesl Soiietv at the British Dimril Hall Stamford Road. No ot'it'r i'ouiitr> in the
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      396 3 THE MARCH OF SCIENCE! CCANDS ami MTAMtNS CO HBl SED in OKA S l l I JnaW^yOv ft' luiii fur uiinitd. Jnl AV\ for mm. >ll \llh nl I!l I THEIR COMBINATION IN CKASA MAKE IT A SUPER TONIC FOR BANISHING FATIGUE, DEPRESSION, DEBILITY and PREMATURE AGEING. A THREE I
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      124 3 3 i TSCAKEO OF GUMPIgE, J AW,MARION,| rOH,HO\V NICL 1 THAT YOU MU^l fYXNOWAVF Abf i:\Vfj,Y)! 1 c X 11 >1 Mp AVVV,,K K > ,'WAN,'>HI II f-")AKFS ALIVT a [X)N'TTAKE I I MUOT K! i !N f >f;FO ruf^, I COULD /Bin KMOYOU s^^ Mi^><ii',- *N >,H, WHO'D EVER
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    TEACHERS' ROLE IN MALAYA
    155 4 MacG Stresses Importancj Of Unity, Harmonu Mamlani SUft loni MJl— l|| m KIV L U lOH K. i teacher tin* mormni: heard from MacGillivray, th<> IK'mitx It ii <lf that thev had I \iial j».irt t<» r,i a^ lv variou- parti mi lUaya'i >„x -\-tem ;4iid
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    Join In Defence, Indians Are Told
    143 4 PENAXG. Fri: The; President of the Penang Waterfront W o r k e r s Union, Mr. K. M Mcda-j magam, addressing a crowd of more than 2,000, urged Indians— like the Malays, Chinese and other com- munities to take part in the defence
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    44 4 I TIJE BAND Of the 1 Fijian Iniantr v IV-;--1 ment. whith j nU*rt.uued scouts of (he various c'ontina<nK at the Civic Reception by the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Coun- cillors \\w Town Hail i on U'ednoday. Photo bv i» Yoni; Pent; SeOBC i Studios.
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    Ex-Police Informer Is Jailed
    86 4 CHORE BAHRU r F j money from a v threatening r th rr st, former sentenced rhe Ab Ka isot, Ck :x i imprisonI: the v Ah Yew. a red bandit, had given formation to the Police that she f labii of con::- $30 a month
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    192 4 nov< SJngapare liat))f u» load shedding today:— l> v\ Armenian St. 9tatic. Adrlpbl. Capital. Newton I and I. rhan<i-r.T l.ane. Wayang Sata, Chartered Bank. < btna Hank. Asia Buiiriioe (ieorge st Static. Upper Pkiteriug >r. I pjx-r Cross M. Pagoda St.. I pi*-r H«>Ki<-n SL, Pk-fcering St
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    Suicide Bid In Police Court
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    Youth Found Dead In Lane
    7 4 Youth Found Dead In Lane A dead.
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    186 DEATHS
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    Plan For S'pore Fish Industry Not Possible Yet
    292 4 Plan For S pore Fish Industry Not Possible Yet A MASTER PLAN for the development of Singapore's fishing industry cannot be brought into effect until more reliable information on the industry can be obtained. This is stated in the ssh survey by Mr. G. L. Kesteven. B g fisheries Officer
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    12 Men Answer Worker's SOS
    76 4 /LYE member; the staff Ltd. <C i Sii including a senior Euroin executive of the firm. blood at the Genera] Blood Transfusion Centre today in answer to an S.O.S. from a labourer we: *he company's factory. The Gob Kim Leon 2 seriously ill has already
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    Happy Ending-And $150 Fine
    69 4 Happy EndingAnd $150 Fine A LO T affair, which was terrupted by the foster-mother .of a 14-year-oid girl, had a happy ending in the Sir.sapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. The happ-- e°.di::2 came wrhefl if :>4er-rr: ither gave her blesdng alter Kirn Ah Ben z (251, Larged witfa i::i:macv with
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    I-Card Team To Visit Bedok
    66 4 A TEAM of officers from me Registration Office will visit the Bedok Rural District tomorrow 10 help the villagers get Uheiff identity cards in order. The team *rifl visit Lorong Tai Seng Market at 9 a.m.. Boys' Club. Jaian Eunos. 11 a.m.. Karnpong Chai Chee
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    Ipoh Trader Fined $1,700; To Appeal
    78 4 Ipoh Trader Fined $1,700; To Appeal IPC -Lau Kim Cheng. a teca Clarke Stree-. bed by Mr. JR. at the S< Couri here on three charges o f < in def c f the Custon I ended by Mr. S.P. St' The pr on M. member 6. and Deer 13
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    Mr. Tan Tee Soon
    55 4 Tee Soon, seconc taut S of the Singapore C: il. died or lay in the General Hospital a a s He leaves behind a mother three nd a daughter. Mr. T. M. of the City Council. id thai the Sec I Department would sable services. He
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    RAF Team To Tour feb. For Recruits
    8 4 RAF Team To Tour feb. For Recruits _rOT~CP
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    Indians Observe Freedom Day
    5 4 Indians Observe Freedom Day bvghghjklijl
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    UNDERGRADS HOLD FORUM
    83 4 WUA r Culture? This v .s (me of the anbjccti ifin i«H J by vtv undergraduates or the Uaiversitv of Malaya at an informal forum neid a! the residence of Dr. Wong Muok 0 v in Upper Serangoon. Ilie forum was organised by the Nan Hostdlitcs Organisation
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    Doctor Questioned On His Conscience
    246 4 DR. KANG LIP TECK, a graduate of the Taipeh Medical College and a registered doctor in the Colony for the past 25 years, told the Singapore Coroner yesterday, that most Chinese patients rely on the Chinese medicineman rather than a western qualified doctor. Dr. Ka
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    Mrs. Eu: Send Men To HK To Learn
    139 4 Standard Staft Reporter MRS. ROBERT El'. City Councillor, vesterday suggested that the local staff of the Deportment tl ooperative Development be sent to Hon^koni: i«»r tniming in organising co-operative societies and centra] marketing. of loca. sent if i She was comment: Depart
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    Struck Off List
    15 4 THE it 2W-K j Sin^; Begjste (iven l ta t il ex:s:
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    EX-SHIRO MANAGER MUST SUBMIT DEFENCE
    470 5 Firm Denies Smuggling PENANG Fri. After the close of the prosecution's cse today, the Sessions Court President, Mr. B. G. Smith, yy-i that the former Penang branch manager of S h r i r o no' Ltd., R. A. Coulson Gilmer, who made his own
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    47 5 LADY TEMPLER inspectins a model plane m»dle by a patient of the T.B. ward" at the Kuala Kubii Bahru Distrirt Hospital during her Jour of l'l» Selansor. Mrs. MaiCiillivray and the Medi« al Officer in charge of the hospital are standing beside her. I), of I. photo.
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    Traders Want To Import Sugar
    42 5 Traders Want To Import Sugar 'iay an Chinese I and ExporPhe Standard unc- U) petition Gov m merchants t imports of sugar II from produ Uitlon following the of sugar from that sugar sold to will alsv. be cheaper ;mption of prh
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    Red Collector Is Hanged In Pudu
    150 5 r\\ LUMPUB, Fri. Documents found on t a dead terrorist put the noose round the Omar bin .Mohamed Amin, in Puilu Prison an un»r Omar. On that I auxiliary police Temerloh, I i'.ad a Do his body I riter of the .1 keen sub-
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    Sarawak's Trouble-Makers
    227 5 Sarawak's TroubleMakers THE Ma .van coa jplan precludes a k gang of Com- t ten orisi of Chinese origii f.otn •ts f with the Malayan Communist P > loevnot '>• much co- in iflßcial admi 'u.- have noon made of the lifl oi prevf a I n by me; iOS
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    Thrilling Soccer In Malay Schools Match
    324 5 TWFN'TY TWO bare!'—., Malay school footballers no more than 4 It. 9 ins. -in height. played a thrilling soccer at Jaian Besar Stadium yesterday in the inter-SCbool final. Kota H.tia Malay School beat Geylang Malay School four-nil to win the championship for the second
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    CYMA Win Easily
    39 5 CYMA defeated Tampenla Road Club by five goals to one n a SAFA Division 3A match played at- Geylang yesterday. Scorers were V. Klass A. Beins I. Van Huizen 1. V. Gone/, scored Tampenis only goal.
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    Plans Ready For T-Tennis Stars' Visit
    248 5 RICHARD BERGMANN four times world champion will piav in the Singapore Table Tennis Association International toun i meat on Sept 11 and 12 a] the Singapore Badminton Stadium Negotiations for the visit of Berginanii and al.-o internatinr, i! stars Johnny Leach, and Hongkong's stari
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    STTA JUNIOR TOURNAMENT
    93 5 RESULTS ol last night ties In* he Singapore Table Tennis ;ociation's junior intern ub :ournament played at the SB A rial! were Sin Wan "yellow" beat 8.0.D.C.A. 5-4; Singapore Harbour Board Boys' Club beat -I i liiads S.A. 5-1: Chinese Engii eering Merchant "Yellow" bea'. Young Companions
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    RI Bans Commissions On Purchases In Singapore
    422 5 By Arnold C. Brackman, Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Aug. 15. Indonesia's system of foreign offers will be revised, effective Sept. 1. Under the new Government regulations, it is learned, no commissions may be charged in the future for any purchases made in Singapore.
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    Navy Man Sentenced
    72 5 A\ r abi.'R seaman offered beer which he had -stolen to trie Manager of the Capitol Theatre, the Singapore Second Police Court was to!d yesterday." He was Arthur Lewis of HMS Alert charged with stealing five bottles of beer valued $10 from the Capitol Restaurant and Bar
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    Nurses Promoted
    48 5 ELEVEN Staff Nurses in Singapore have been prorrvi'ed to Nursing Sisters They are: Misses Ch:i!i SiiCA' Kue, Font FoOQg Kee. Yeoh S:-' C Amv Lee Maisie Cheal LJ i Geol: Eng, Lee t; A Jin, Sosama Verghe.-,e. Chan Ah Kiew, Jenny Pong and LJm Mge! Biu!
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    Clerks Seek New Orders
    111 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Federation of Government Clerical and Administrative BUM Unions, may ask Government soon for general revision of the present general orders governin? their working condition.. It 13 understood participation of Government servants in politics is among one of the matters the unions will
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    INDIA ROUTED BY PACE MEN AGAIN
    398 5 LONDON, Aug. IS (Revfter). Fngltnd bWlrcd ai 526 lor in their first innings of the final Teal ftgainst India ifcttilij Baler \un\\ rain had drenched the pilch daring the lunch internal. 1' i inaHe a disastrous stai' ffinf their Srsi ftv« wickets tor only
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    To Contest Polls As^ Independent
    54 5 MRS. S.S. Manvam, wife of Sir.j Councillor Nortti Ward, will contcforthcoming December C i I Council elections in the W I W IncVpo' adidate. M .m. aged ther of three children bee librarian and worker, i youngei bi Mr. Philip W 1 i 1 1
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    71 5 GOLF Here's How ?£UJif SPomrrt'ft bum jnea4t t r MJ l/, y N I ady <>' iy H'.t i< will be M st>tdy l*H t/<*' r 7t>iUf your rhythm p* rhythm poinf it swinging fa •A roya r\ under Urn Ixibly Still fun i- lO iiou're v <;f riyt<: uill
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    HALF OF QEA FLEET MEETS
    26 5 HALF the Qanl Constellation i Mill'. I two Svdney— i H K itith." fleet of il I stellations on th< Lund
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    Bill Seeks To Curb Aliases
    25 5 AK'i Council provi< hi O I Will .r i docu- Phe soli Ml (i i d.llifull ic contexts and on < <
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    Indian Neutralism
    765 6 lS ERN, particularly American, exasperation over In<: totally h< rsell in the nmunisi de is understandable. For India's si policy has en< aged other independent et tin face i inst any entangle- > .> ith either of the two ideological blocs now end e mastery. This Indian neutralism,
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    NAGUIB-'FAROUK'S NEMESIS'
    1290 6  - NAGUIB-'FAROUK'S NEMESIS' ANDREW ROTH By LONDON r |HE announcement of Commander in Chief Gen. Naguib on August -1 that the Egyptian Army would retire hom'the politico! field since palace corruption has been cleaned up and the constitution reasserted may be compared to the recoiling of a horse before its highest
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    11 6 "Thought you said (her* was «uthia' fresh down here—!"
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    Review of Views
    341 6 Review of Views PMLP Draft Policy COMMENTING editorially yesterday on the draft policy of] the Pan -Malayan Laboui Party. Utusan Melayu said* that it was largely good and had much m common with the aims and ideals i the IMP With the correct kind of policy and ideals, the paper
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      Servants — Not Masters
      223 6 Servants Not Masters Sir; While waiting for a friend at the Causeway on Aug. 12 a1 about 111 in the morning. I witnessed an incident which characterises the type of public servant that can be found in many parts of the Peninsula. A car was coming in from Singapore, bearing
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      TODDY MONOPOLY CALLED IMMORAL — LIKE OPIUM
      549 6 TODDY MONOPOLY CALLED IMMORAL LIKE OPIUM Sir; Mr. C. H. Yin's interest in the we' fa re of the Tamil labourer regarding the evils of to(i\iy -drinking" should receive the support of all right-thinking leaders in our community and Councils. The myth that the labourer has the right to it
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      SUGGESTION BY MR. KIAT
      138 6 SUGGESTION BY MR. KIAT Sir: With refer* n<v to the statement that appeared a ■ft w days ago, I jusi want to say that the Sour questions raised have, in my opin on, been answered in my two previous statements. Chuang Hui Tsuan Is V.< i n on public work
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      Allowance For Parents
      296 6 Sir; Through the medium Of your paper. I would request Mr Thio Chan Bee to ask the Government to consider the question of granting an allowance for old parents who have no source of income but have to depend on their children, at the meeting of the
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      OBJECTION TO USE OF 'KLING'
      82 6 Sir; I read thai a local judge had objected to the Word ''Klin^'" being uttere<j by a non-English-sr-taking woman while giving evidence in the vernacular u robbery trial. Now, "Kling"* is quite normal word in Malay auA hin< e lor the Engli h Mln- <".
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    Military Tribunal To Try 500 Rioters
    304 7 Sequel To Riots By Egyptian Textile Workers KARF EL DAWAR, Aug. 1 5.— A special military tribunal empowered under martial law to impose the death penalty by shooting anyone found guilty of treason, sat here last night trying more than 500 workers in connection
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    67 7 Instraliai plant Mr I ftppei ii\ in Mtmtpore g is li<> N.-tprday I ion! |Im Nt.ifT woikini; on I'.i t l.»'bar int*rI ,i p<»i t lie trill vta> h«*re for yean and prior i to flvinu out. worked in Pretoria (Sentk Africa) oa tht- MastriM turn of untl«rKround powei hoiiMv
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    Geraldine Steals Show From 'Eve'
    319 7 Geraldine Steals Show From Eve' Standard Staff Reporter MOKK diverse and eolourful collection of the ancient costumes of many lands would be harder to MMC »v than those seen at the Rattles Hotel last night. (he opening nUht of the charity pageant, 'Rendezvous U i i. I.' \> iin r.\
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    Detained Men Released
    36 7 I'HK > men Ihe Singa hg the 1 bus at i Thurs- kkesraan the pot the i by threw »he bomb into the bus. I n made In bomb place at a d Trade
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    Princess Anne
    9 7 BRI c inccsa W second A. P.
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    Acting Keeper
    58 7 KI'ALA LUMPt'R. Fri.—Malay Rulers, with the concurrence oj the High Commissioner, have appointed Che Othman bin Mohammed, State Secretary, Selangor to act as Keeper of the Rulers" Seal when Che Mustapha Albakri goes to the United' States on a Leader Specialist grant for months. Che Othman will, at
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      War Experts For Malaya
      63 7 W ar Experts For Malaya LONDON". Aug. 15 (AFP) Three ol Britain's chief deft nee scientists arc to take part in patrols and ambushes against Communist terrorists da lay a, it was announced here last nighi They are Anthony Sargeant, Scientific Adviser to the Army Council. Dr. Robert Cobugn, Scientific
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      Aly Glum After Visiting Rita
      75 7 HOLLYWOOD. Aug IS (AP) P nice Aly Khan hurried to a five-hour visit with his estranged wife Rita Hayworth soon after he arrived here last night, but when the meeting broke up early today their reconciliation question remained unanswered. Appearing glum as he left the
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      Explorer Dies
      230 7 FRENCH cave explorer Marcel Loubens who broke his back e exploring the worlds deepest cavern in t^.e heari i I the Pyrenees died on Thursday night shortly before new attempts e to be made to bring him to the surface. j Re iter. Canadian Shot Down (APT. losepta
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    To Record Colony's Music
    131 7 A MAN who is Hying from Sydney to London, recording the music of cities called at by his Qantas Constellation arrived in Singapore yester- < three-day stay hert will 1 1 U mncix /i ts in gapore for his "Symphony of t!ie Skvv. aj S lie
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    S-E ASIA LAST CHECK TO REDS
    228 7 WASHINGTON, Vu». L5 (AP) Philippine* ambassador Carlos P. Romulo called South-Easl fcsia "the lasl remaining roadblock lo Soviei hegemonj in the whole of Asia." He was addressing n SouthEasl Asia conference here under the auspices of John Hopkins University school uf Int< i nal
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    75 7 photo. Miss Shanti Ryan, whose mother (Fed while she wms abroad for one year in the United States and her father Mr. J. I). Ryan both broke into uncontrollable tears when they were rejoined at Kallang Airport yesterday. Miss Ryan, a social welfare officer in a Kuala Lumpur rubber firm
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    Briton Tackled Attacker With Carving Knife
    206 7 NYOX, Switzerland. Aug. 15 (AP) A masked man armed with a carbine held up an English family camping in the woods above Nyon in the early hours of yesterday morning, police reported today. Mr. Crii»htnn rtarrisnn 'A'A- year-old businessman from Rochdale, Lanes, tackled the
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    S A Curb On Chinese
    50 7 PRETORIA, Aug. L5 (Reuter). The South African Government today declared that a Chinese person milst now obtain a permit before buying liquer. This reimposes on the Chinese a restriction removed during the war in T-ie in'i :<>'- -••:<;ii'-n and othe:s engaged in the Allied war
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    REDS ABANDON FOOD DUMP
    78 7 KUALA LUMPUR, I dump containing 100 pain oi rubber shoes. Clothing, food I d remnants of two parachutes abandoned by terrorists <• thev were attacked bi a pal of the 3 d K.ng's African R l< in K < .'.an, Trengganu y i day While pursuing
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    Acid Drama In Penang
    119 7 Acid Drama In Pen an g PENANG, Fri— A Chint ii. Lim S B and hi i ig infant room i Kam pong Java La en ed to the tal this suffering from the < causti poison] A in who front irs room, beard chi frying in the bark room.
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    The Ark Is Closer
    21 7 Ij i h I i < :<»ii seeking the remains <>t Moah'i ed c;)irjp 4.5(t0 metres up Mount
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    Rhee Pledges To Unite Koreans
    202 7 SEOUL, Au«:. 1"> (\l\) Iyngman Rli. in agrd hut powerful li'.tl* man. to<l;t\ look ll,< o.illi M presioeili «>l South Korea with \on l«i r<in<|iii|- llir cm inv ami unite i li i^ war-wrecked peninsula. Rhec, white-haired and wrinkled, stood on the .stonesteps of the
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    Austin Cuts Staff
    15 7 TIIF. El to i if the factory I to '■.<>: i i R<
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    US Reserves Right To Use Deadly Arms
    100 7 UNITED NATIONS, N.T^ Auj;. II {AT) Pr United States warned todav that it reserved the ii^f 1 t(» use the Atom bomb and gem uariare t<» suppress auure^inn until sacfel weapons are eliminated b> M Iron-clad system <»t international safeguards. j. IIC w
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    Church Hits At Mr. Eden
    125 7 i >\l>< A Tiie inl'ltK news] cinuch that i Ivorof the cli 'i opinion In this matfa 11 if since Kin;: Edwj a be W.. The (hui ili Fines declared [CT flfi— <>l S«t .tt<> t I eign Sei i <tat > üba hi n,<
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    Marines Mow Down 2 Red Compainies
    9 7 Marines Mow Dow n 2 Red Compainies I Red <
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      128 7 RUBBERJINCLOSINGPRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Aug. 15: The follrwmg ere tht closing prices of rubber and tin on tht London Market today LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 26 d. Spot £950 per ton buyers. Sept 26 d. £952 sellers Oct Dec 2 5^- Thrte months £940 Jon./Mor. 25 d. buyers,
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    Ships Laid Up At UK Ports
    72 8 Ships Laid Up At UK Ports LONDON, Aug. IS (Renter)— A total of 126 British ships of 500,930 gross tonnage were laid Up at British and Irish potts on July 1 this year, the British Chamber of Shipping announced today. This compares with 97 ships of 362.879 gross tonnage at
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    HER RUDDER BROKE
    35 8 THE ship Hai Lung, which was e:' route to Bangkok to 4.000 tons of rice Eor the Philippines, has been towed back to Manila after breaking rudder Repairs are under way.— AFP
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    Hongkong's Future In China Trade
    174 8 HONGKONG. Aug. 15 fßeuter-AAP):— Through its sase of access and convenience as an entrepot port. Hong- 1 feong may soon again play an important part in Chinas commercial relations, according to the Far Eastern Eoeno- mic Review published here. i •it is undeniable that much,
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    NEW SHIP FOR EASTRUN
    215 8 NE W SHIP FOR EASTRUN Will Call At S'Dore In Dec. Standard Shipping: Reporter EXPECTED early in December on her maiden voyage to Singapore is the 8.450 ton cargo liner t Pretoria, third of the company's P' class vessels to be put on the Scandinavian-Far East run. The Pretoria will
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    Japs To Make Warships
    78 8 TOKYO, Aiiff. la (An The business paper San- gyo Keizai said a bill to permit construction of i warships by Japanese firms will be submitted to the next session of Parliament by the Ministry of Transportation. The Potsdam declaration stopped Japan from producing military poieu- tials
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    The Erria Repair
    131 8 The Erria Repair Standard Shipping Reporter THE 8.767 ton East A atie passenger ship Erna. which used to call at Singapore from European ports, is at me moment undergoing repairs and re-conversion into a freighter at Rotterdam. It is expected that Erria, when completed, will also come on the Scandinavian-Far
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    US Shipping Shows Drop
    57 8 WASHINGTON, Aug. 15 (Renter) America's act Merchant Marine Beet tie eel further during July to 1. ships of wrhich 1.2U8 are privately owned and the re>I mainder government owned. the Federal Maritime Board reported here. Ship-; under construction in American yards now stand al 114 including
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    Jetliners For Atlantic
    26 8 B O.A.C spokesman in Washington said that the company plans to operate jet air- liners across the Atlantic within two years. A P
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      523 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore. Port Swettenham Penanu Also dire* t Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan. Due S i«ore Du» Penane trom *runing" Aug l»i Aug 11) Japan 'Takhoi Aug 22 Aug 26 Japan Sails Sails Sails Penang P. S'ham
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    Cotton Output Up—Use Down
    70 9 Cotton Output Up— Use Down i THE International Cotton Advisory Commiitee in Washington reports that the free world ocks raw cotton Increased during the 1951-'i2 oiarketing season but the over-all consumption declined in the year ended Auy L The Committee adds "It would „:»pear that world production may again b
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    Produce Mart Stays Quiet
    77 9 THE produce naarkd in Singapore remained quiet all day with only smail business passing. Copra had' buyers at S24A and sellers at $25 per picul. Coconut oil changed bands at £38J per picul, buyers indicating $38 and sellers $38J. Betel nut $32 Copra C 24?, (buyers);
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    Rubber Federation Makes Good Progress
    190 9 PENANG, Fri. Though il».» Federation of the t'nlibir Trade Associations of ihr Federation of Malaya is barely tltrct* months old, yet gteady progress had already been made towards its jjoal of protecting ihv interests of th«' rubber trade in the Federation* jy O only nas
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    Attempt To Liquidate Tin Co. Fails
    154 9 A SHAREHOLDER'S at- tempt to liquidate one of Malaya's more profitable tin j companies was beaten o!T at the annual meeting of Sungei Kinta Tin Dredging in London. The net profits reported were £198.4.)8 alznost three times previous year's £70.757 with cash on hand
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    HK EXCHANGE
    40 9 HONGKONG Aug W^-Speeial Standard Service closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.85 to £J sterling; 1 39H25 to US$ll (L826 W Malayan $1: $0.:;880 to one I.'-do- j 1 m-sian Rupiah; Gold $298,875 to o.'iO tac-!.
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    15 ESTATES ASK TO CLOSE
    105 9  -  ARNOLD BACKMAN Rv TAKARTA, Aug. Iti.— fifteen rubber and tea estates situated in We-t Java have formally requested the local authorities for permission to close down. Bandoeng despatches today reported. The Government is said to be studying the request. Ihe elates ggVf tht lu reasons
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    Federation's Finances Still On Right Side, Says Brown's Review
    348 9 THE Federation is not bankrupt, or necriy insolvent, says Brown's Malayan Economic Review, published today, in a special article on the Federation's finances. Suggestions in the Press that the Federation's general revenue surplus had almost been exhausted are, says the Review,
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    OVERSEAS CALLS FOR LOW GRADES
    327 9 RUBBER MARKET DULL Standard Market Reporter CONTINUED overseas inquiries lor lower grades of rubber were the only feature in an otherwise dull rubber market in Singapore during the week. Lewis and Peat stated that the demand though small was fairly well distributed and any selling
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    111 9 COMMODITY PRICES (LOSING rubber prices <eenU per Ib.) in Sinj;ap'.irc yesterday were Buyers Sellers No. 1 Spot Loose mi 862 I. OH. in halts Sept. No. 1 K.S.S. 86£ 87 No. 2 K.S.S. 811 8? .v>. :j k.s.s. m', 77 Ton:-: Quiet. LONDON Kl'ttllKK No. 1 K.s.s. settlement Boose Terms.
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    Haiphong cement
    27 9 i HAIPHONG'S bijti industrj is a French-controlled cemeni works. It employs 3-MO i ers and turns out 240 000 tons I .if cemeni annually.— A.P.
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    Industrials Attract Attention
    133 9 Industrials Attract Attention Standard .'Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Fri. Quiet conditions pret ailed on ihe rvlalayan share market today. More Inti rest was shown in the industrial section, which showed some appreciation in quotations. A few rubber shares p.-i^f<' within quotations. Changed prices were INDL'STKIAI.S Bimrs Seller!' B B. Pet. 32
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    Batu Tiga Dividend
    76 9 Batu Tiga Dividend P,A rU TIGA (Selangor) Rubbei Co i esU d .i < <p ■ol L'., 14 000 b übbe riurtns 1951, iad« a pi tA\ of £183,764. rhe i laic cov< 6,731 acref. Wil i the p opa f 3 f. 1 ii ihd dend )l i: pf-r
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    51 9 i Banl v 32 'I I 13/li ■> i I 33 ■>-■' < i I 3/J (T.TA Jll UiD I tl S( k IT.T./O-D.* mrmi i k t2 *.!<;. I 31 1 |6 ich and 1 1441 22 I Phi p no 84J i er i*c
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      692 9 SURFACE MAILS DESP \i<in s; k larcdi ►on b) Re i v. E Australia I Ne a /j fl bj A in «t noon ;>:c R ind I N. Ind Raja B ooke r. <■■■<■■ M I) toi „-4 S m :ii ren a and !or Ujamb;. ARRIVALS Federal [alaya
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    1093 10 The Cinema The Theatre and The Arts NO FRONTIERS. NO BARRIERS CHANCE: The seventh art is making ils eontribotion towards tlie Unification of Europe. Tragedy ami comedy combine in ihe film <>f Charles Spaak, The Cheaters 1 Banquet," to plead for t!>«- suppression <»t frontiers an tl customs barriers. The
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    NO TRUTH IN DIVORCE TALK
    101 10 "DOME. Aug. 15 (Renter)— Italian screen and stage actor Vittorio Gasmann denied here today that he was about to divorce Hollywood star Shelley Winters, whom he married this Spring. "It's a baseless rumour," he said when he landed here from New York. He said lie
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    FIRST THE TAXES
    44 10 HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 15 (AP)— Singer Dick Ilaymes* press agent said today that Haymes has been refused permission t» leave the United States until he clears up back income taxes. Dick is scheduled to begin a tour ia England on Sept. 14.
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    TELEVISION
    206 10 "DRITAIX: Another miracle M L> of science has been ac- < comp'i^hcd recently when < TV transmitted as far as < London and Edinburgh pic- tures taken in Paris. i To be frank we have been so accustomed, since the age of five, to turn buttons and light up
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    BALLET
    167 10 "DRITAIN: Modern ballet Is nothing but sex. brutality and horror. This is the j way Raymond Moore describes the artistic efforts of his contemporary ballet masters. "Nowhere." says he, "would a censor pass for public exhibition the seen a- i ries which the most modern ballets are made of,
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      173 10 i After two weeks* tfctean hi year old Betty Kane reform _^^j her foster-mother and coH.n j4|L# sobUins into her arms I', _^^Wr"^f dress is torn and her fur r'is. flf #3 coloured hv u^l> hrui^s j >, e "^C storv she teUi h. omes ktn.vwi as "THE FRANCHISE AFFAIR"
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    431 11 jkljkl Luck Of Draw Will irct MAIN interest in todays races the opening day of the Se! cngor Turf Club's August Meeting— is the five and a half sprint even! for Class Three Division One horses in which no less than 12 runners will face
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    183 11 3. Giltedged Is A Lively Threat Today Payeur has improved immense- ly .since his third to Short Hairs Mi Division Two over six lur- < Longs at Bukit Timah last month. He did not show up in his next effori finisfaing well behind Palitoy. H e has two lb les.s
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    1. Aladdin To Make Good
    183 11 Aladdin was decidedly unlucky not to get a good jump at the barrier when finishing third to Kind Regards over six lurlongs al the Ipoh June meet. He lost valuable ground in the initial i# s at the race. He has one rb more to
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    292 11 35 M.M.'s best e«< rl was Finishing thii I to Proctor and Honour Bright in Division Three over ii* hu i*u >' Singa i lasi w mth. He did no*. i 9 up in hi< S1 Hi I h»S 13 eto c n r inning In
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    4. HERITOR'S WINNING FORM
    280 11 The raoe for Class Four Division One horses over seven farlongs .should resolve into a keei e between \«rth<-rn Light, Ki<c Mill. Heritor. Aradfinv Award and Peter. Northern Light has been putting greal heart in his work and .shuuly run well in j this race. His
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    S. White Star Has Finishing Speed
    101 11 The rare for newcomers over five-and-;. iali should develop into ie be tween (.uiit\ l^.iiv Bee, <;u iicld Bird, Scots (»rt\ and White St.jr. (>uiii\ i d un advantage in a testi spin on Thursday in the company of Previ< late S::'. ed) am
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    33 11 7. Pali toy Is Hard To Beat I i«r (I Dhoti I <.rd hiu.ii over six lbs m to the i Bi« B this i Pal Bukit i r!< hard f Ib. n
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    77 11 c. ;iw ;v r;r< < i "< to lone a1 Bukii I vas full of Lbs h i to ■:ing in but as his ti m^ 1 1 ifl do difficulty Lo go i, t better ii this ra buii>trp.tm i t > i; d
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    TODAY'S RACE CARD
    738 11 'Vv^fla^a^^fßj^^pg^O^B^pß^p^BjßJßaßjM IBSSfivinfi'vS^C^jvSiv ~Cv^^^BB I?A^rMr Horse" C!ass 4 Div- 1-51/2 Fttra —21« p-«-ie ark s;a s-ju.^»sasiiii" «>* 3. (hh» star i *a. 0,, Estate of late Mr. H. B. Lauw Daoieli Rbm«ii 4 a^a v!^ v *v- Mrl Yong and Kfr. Lee Yons I -8 mm vir?/ 6
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    AAA CHAMPIONSHIPS BEGIN WITH 5 RECORDS
    2459 12 Africans Run Brilliant 3-Miles In New Time By LEONG HEW MENG and GOH CHONG KENG SMASHING five records and equalling two in the first day of the tAalayan athletic championships on the Ipoh padang yesterday, the country's best gave promise of the outstanding achievemehts
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    KEDAH OVERCOME COMBINED SERVICES
    271 12 ALOK STAR, Fri.— ln spite of fielding a (earn without four of their regulars who went "on strike" due to a misunderstanding with KFA officials. Kedah managed to beat the Combined Services (Federation) by two goals to one on the KFA ground here today i before
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    Star Athletes From America To Visit Malava
    276 12 IPOH, Fri. Twelve topflight ilMTlltn ithlrtf have been invited to stay in Malava foi and to participate in the various Malayan s ta!L'hampionships. Kight men and four irMMCfI havebett asked to make the trip to Malava. Mr. L. D. E Gullen, retii ng
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    20,000 Watch Opening
    150 12 20, 000 Watch Opening WELL over 20.000 people ed the opening of the meet by j the Commissioner General. Mr Malcolm MacDonald. The procession of athletes from the 13 competing States and Colonies under their respective banners, made an imp: sive sight. Amono the VlP's present were the Sultan oi
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