Singapore Standard, 26 August 1952

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    18 1 Singapore Standard ■Jfc A. jH I VOL. 11l NO. 55 TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    'UMNO Wrong About Aim Of Purcell Tour'
    326 1 <UALA LUMPUR, Aug. 25 Th^ Malayan Chinese Associa■3v declared that the Perak UMNO had "completely misjj" the object of the visit to Malaya of Dr. Victor Purcell and ,tical adviser, hAr. Francis A. Cornell. In Ku iL m p Dr. Purccll added that
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    Kick The Russians Back: Ike
    31 1 Kick The Russians Back: Ike he S I r the never i mence tal f t.vo W s a Square mud 1 n oorders. neral "Comrr. its means g 'Jliof' Policies
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    Flood Threat To Gandhi's Shrine
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    66 FORFEIT FREEDOM
    717 1  -  Liew Mook Yoong Villagers Who Kept Mum Get Detention From PENANG, Mon.— Sixty-six perso n s out of the population of 79 Chinese m the "murder village of Permatang Tinggi m Province Wellesley forfeited their freedom at nine o'clock this morning—the deadline set by High Commissioner, General
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    Rubber Drops 3 Cents
    214 1 Standard Market Reporter NERVOUS and erratic conditions were experienced m the; rubber market m Singapore with the mtinued decline m quotations yesterday when a further drop of three cents per Ib. was recorded Thus m two days rubber prices had dropped r*. cents per Ib., largely
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    BACKING FOR INDIA
    31 1 THE Indonesian Government will fully support [ndia's plan to submit the "apartheid Question" m South Africa to the United Nations. Jakarta Information Minister Arnold Monomutu said yesterday.— Reuter-
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    RED GANG MAY BE FROM W. BORNEO
    66 1 1 ONDON Mon. Britain's conviction iliat tl»«- sorailed Sarawak Indonesian People's Liberation Army B trength from Pontianak Chinese has apparently grown the lasl few days. a t.m has the conviction thai the Indonesian Govern; men! if convin ate m eliminating I th Th£
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    TemplerEnds Johore Pour
    122 1 KUALA LUMPUR. High Commissioner ol the federation General Sir Gerald Templet- ended his four-day tour of Johore today. Escort was provided by A Squadron, 13 IK Royal Hussars. Leaving Segamat where he passed the night as the guest ol the Administrative Officer, Ocn. Templer drove to the
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    Penang Move For Lyn Gift
    85 1 PENANG, Mon.— A sum ->f £250 to be donated by the Settiei ent Council to the Lynmouth Flood Relief Fund as a mark ot sympathy was proposed by Dr. N X Menon ai the Settlement Councils meeting this afternoon. Penang as pari of British Empire
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    Scouts Saved
    38 1 YSTRADFELLI F Sou':. V. ties Aug. 2.") iRe. ci R< ays of i cue woi kei worked through g Lo thi cc < !ardifl scouts trapped esten m a narro two feel high cave m the ere.
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    RUBBER AND TIN PACT SOUGHT
    127 1 .ONDON. Aug. 25 (Renter)— Britain is to seek long term agreements for American purchase of basic raw mate rials such as rubber, tin, wool and non-ferrous metals from the Sterling area and large American investments both public and private, m the underdeveloped Com monwealth areas.
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    SHOT RED HAD PLANTER'S PISTOL
    206 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Won. The Mauser pi«*l©l European planter, Mr. E. D. Harding., Manager of Lothian Estate, Sepang ul><» wa§ murdered bj lerrori»«l« on |anuar) 2"» tin-, year was found on another i<m» terrorisi killed l»> \\u- Ist Suffolk§ yesterday. The dead terrorist Chont? Kwai Wong
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    50 Saved In Plane Rescue
    90 1 1 RAPANI, (Sicily) pled f'.ur-f British airlinei p mean ea todaj oflf ti 9fi si. port I of the •t (vere i m a dramatic cue. g nes from Malt*. airci <■ I l! airfields atid Italian naval 1 1 i I i mned the
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    Bus A blaze, Wires Cut
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    JORDAN KING HOME
    15 1 KING II! S! (j c I m p I ;u- from aceon
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    Spitfires Collide
    26 1 i }<\'r Spitfires < midair soi thwesi HongJ du ring ex< pcs -es crashed into the One pilot i* d< g 01 >thei i P
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    BOLIVIA'S SMELTER
    22 1 struction oi Ha i fi 4iii smeltei ii vi le id i the Count >f Mm m jLa Pa/ AP.
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    GIANTY SWORDFISH
    9 1 800 t> swordfish Rhode Island. A P.
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    Insurance Charges Reduced
    94 1 Insurance Charges Reduced and civil commotion >s under fire insurance m Mala: i are I lured considerably" for those who have had cover continuously for three irs. The Fire Insui an c A iation oi Malaya has informed its iat "m cases where insured has continuously riot and civil commotion
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    LATE NEWS
    79 1 \l w DELHI, \uu 25 UP). Students demonstrated i>> ill,. Katkmanda Neoalese capital todaj t<» demand more recmitinf <>» Gurkha tnM»p> t<» help m the "colonial v. tr i:> Malaya, accordinf to reports from Kathmandu. xh« < pi nmenl of India has Intimated t<» tin- Governments „i Nepal
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    5,000 'Bagged' Since Crisis
    126 1 5,000 'Bagged' Since Crisis KUALA LUMPUR. M on. —More than 5 000 terrorists have been put out of act on .£^e^he beginning of the Emergency and up to the end of 1-, month This figure is made up oi 3,3d5 kii cd, 936 captured and 778 surrendered. The number Of
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    SHB Tug Rushing To Aid Ship
    102 1 Xv J (1 DAKBYSIIIHK Standard Shipping Importer fre -hter Empire Ely. Why-li Mdden.y -veloped boner Uout>l« lull »»X bet»eea Singapore and Colombo. The Griper left Singapore on Friday. Litest information received m Singapore state that for the last IK hours the weather ha* been
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    35 1 This h eephis oM v oin v of Permatans KaiCSi was among the women vill.»^ ers, who iroaJd "<>t ii«>! back their tears nrhei the time came For them t>» be moved from the rillage
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    Ceylonese Not Being Conscripted'
    66 1 Ceylonese Not Being Conscripted' CEYL< > v n i "forcibly conscripted ml the M i Army' 1 were dei bj the Ce> lon Commissi mci Mr S Saravanamuttu. He said th ii I volunteered, have I > l> At l! taken into ju but the ma taken 1 Polfo md
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    Quern Mother Buys Castle
    74 1 J.( »NDON, A 25 Buckingha Palace 1 fii mcd repoi Is th it the Q Mother had bo ighl the I I <,!d 40-roo ned B m northern v Summer i esidem c Balmoral Castle, aboul l(W i further south, has pa! te Q ibel II
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    EAST LAGOON SCHEME SOUND
    273 2  -  J.G. DARBYSHIRE Talks In U.K. Satisfactory, Says Chrimes '>> Standard Shipping Reporter, MR, P, I. < Jirimt-s < baii-man el iSu> Si »pore N.i i-Imum- Board ju*i back from three rit.'-.iii-" it.i\c. is well v^iili tlic* wny work o,: the riff nniiMi plan i* pi^agreswag. Standard
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    Nenv Traffic Island Trial
    47 2 Nenv T raffic Island Trial 1 HE of road d nung R e ]eaci:n« tiny a wa v 1 i the setting op oi i at the junction over i OVt '.vny tn P -raiTic island I I the experiment it The ftmeconsidered by the Traf- tgeroos."
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    Claims Trial To Cheating
    85 2 Claims T rial To Cheating KOH CHWEE TIN (38), was m the Singapore Police Couii 3 ten Jay of cheating gSv c. of a total of 10. a1 .er Strt ci on June 20 and July I Koh was <t''e?ed to have m•- i Goh to deliver him the money
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    CLUB OFFICIALS
    46 2 MR t\ M ShaiK U t r i led prcsWeni of the Mo m Starlight Clab at :i noeet ins he'd at 108 Carpm; H I S gapore Messrs Md. Sharif! bin Kh;. i M tamed and N M H > electee vice pres denta
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    Clerk's Row With Woman
    118 2 '•VOr mad€ suggestions to marry me", said a young clerk". Lee Swee Leang, to a Ch nese wor i Tan B 0"» Law. who accused him yesterday before Mr. E. H. D. D'Netto, Singapore. F rth Police magistrate, ol causing hurt to her. Mr. D'Netto was
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    20 2 photo. Mr Robert Frost and Miss N. Mariana Humphrey who were married yesterday morninq at fee Singapore Registry Office.- Standard
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    86 2 THESE SEVEN men are trainees at the Civil Defence training school m Kolam Ayer Lane, Singapore. The squad has completed two of its 3' weeks' course Four are from Penaag i including three school teachers), two from the Army and the Singapore representative is a teacher. The instructor i^ Mr.
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    Chisf Kathi Hits At 'Uniust Muslim Law'
    322 2 Chisf Kathi Hits At 'Uniust Muslim Law' Standard Staff Reporter AN APPEAL to the Federation Muslims to see that the faw prohibiting Muslims from consorting with non-Muslims, now operating m the various States of the Federation, be applicable to Muslim males, was made yesterday by the Singapore Chief Kathi and
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    Swimmer Loses Watch And Cash
    41 2 A EUROPEAN woman went for a swizn a: Saturday evening, leavi oo'ongincs on the beach, i ed to find her purse with <; ">" m cash, a wriitwatch $100. :\r.4 two fountain p worth 516 hr^d beeri s
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    Jet Recordings On Air
    95 2 MaadaH SUB Reporter -ado. Singapore Station of Radio 1 m an unusual pro- gramme entitled "Down You: v\ ay. I"is i 5 th e first time that reoratngs w t >re made at such a height m South-East Asia and w do th« job. Radio Malaya
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    PUBLIC URGED TO HELP 49 CHILDREN
    342 2 Standard Staff Reporter FORTY-NINE child lepers ;ir«- --i ill waiting to be adopted and it i* boped liiai the public wo > rome forward to help these forgottea f»< <►(»!«'. fanon R. K. s 4dame ol ihe Singapore I «[»r<>-\ K<-li<{ Aseociatkm, t <
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    Hand In Lallang Gave Her A Fright
    265 2 WHILE out collecting firewood, an elderly Chi- ncsc woman was startled and put to Bight when she found a hand sticking out of a thick patch of lallang i behind a "haunted" and dilapidated house m Bartley Road on the afternoon of Aug.
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    Police Find Kin gin Park
    55 2 THE Singapore Police ritact ti wmer ai si jnet ring :h. I m their ion Ti. ring is believed to have lost m King George V k about 10 p.m. on July 20 The owner is requested to Detective tn ?perl >r S. Y. il
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    TALK ON NUNBERS
    34 2 PROFESSORS A of :he University of Malaya g a U k on ■"Xumbers" a: the E I West Society mce'inc Sun r !ny at the 8.-;t:;h C.'v:"c:: I: Si ord Road
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      86 2 oaf* iiHiifficPi i CV"| rand maU Chidctn NocxlJc Soup is so tas> to prepare, Nn!ing v.atcr and limrr-cr fin 7 i [aut£i. v. cf golden Chjckcn N\K>d!c i>oup. What o ofeffcf^us flbyoup/ mmcM mm s* t J' t _J^ JnMftcL ft ■SSf WORLD'S L SELLINC TCC 2RUSH r-W^ CONSECUTIVE YEAR
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      81 2 > -Y^fiM Fthis is tu~ happiest mcwe^t o' *~x JZg&itf gonna bh Mr a m:raclc »s bound i F^ A<o^ mah L r rE rf -AH KIN ALPEADV SEE T= F P r^ P l NO KtMDA H'JSE.IM SAVE MF AFORF At Sr^W» VO' IS COMMA &E A THOUGHTFUL 7
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    Johore MCA Chief: Put The Corrupt Under Crisis Law
    252 3 Johore MCA Chief Put The Corrupt Under Crisis Law jOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The existing anti-corruption laws m 3 va "inadequate and too lax to cope with the corruption evil," v\r M. Birchcc, president of the Johore Bahru Branch of the MaChirscsc Association and a member of the Johore Council of
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    No Aid From The RentLaw For Licencee
    19 3 No Aid From The RentLaw For Licencee nl sum" Repoi i. iant r' a i I end- m on
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    HTightenung Security At Airport
    8 3 HTightenung Security At Airport oi eah proce IS
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    West Point Keeps 1st. Anniversary
    41 3 West Point Keeps 1st. Anniversary THE propri Poi t the 71 r Pai the Gai wit- n Sunday nighi p Mr. Geoi md the Mr. Tun Teck Ec, Sir ts incen he wesi p o j n j of Sing !£lf
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    Statistics Men For Bangkok Meeting
    83 3 ■I \V\ and British Borne t<>rntorie> a Eted to send statisticians to thr second mt cl regkaal conference of statisticians beginning on St-nt. 1 0 j 1 by N CAJ I I al I tit agricultur c of c nen! i nmccw nt mms i>t
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    TB Expert For Borneo Tour
    18 3 T B Expert For Borneo Tour i turned to S if V n Sunday [v .m j i
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    CHINATOWN GIRLS SAW 2'LOVERS' MEET
    492 3 CHINATOWN GIRLS SAW 2'LOVERS' MEET Then. Prayod For 'Good' HnshnnHs S I* 1 r Chinatown i hi when cbrated the lrsti\ '1 be •i- md i' 1 !on -i the [*stivafc ft !i !r ten street n*aa tk I hts music I■< 1 1 d md i streets prd .tii
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    More Vaccinated
    16 3 A TOTAL >: rso s were va ited aga I nalllbe Citj v i ci-
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    Padre's Son Kept Pal's Bike
    298 3 Padre's Son Kept Pal's Bike Standard sum Reporter >NG CHI HONG (16), son of a Singapore pastor, was found guilty m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday of dishonestly retaining a stolen bicycle belonging to his Sunday school friend. The .Magistrate. Mr. D. H. Chapman. deferred sentence until Sept. 2,
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    Variety Show Will Feature Indian Dances
    114 3 V ariety Show Will Feature Indian Dances A VARIETY concert with spe ii! emphasis on Indian d m ng is to be si i Jed at the Victoria Theatre on Friday Aug. '_'!>. with Miss Leina Madhavan of Ipoh and Miss Rathi Selvadorai of Singapor" featured prominently m the dance
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    64 3 There was a happy reunion over the week-end between Len Taylor of the ."»th Dragon Guards and his rider brother. Chief Inspector Frank Taylor (seen on left) of th»> Singapore Harbour Hoard Police Force when the Empire Fowey came alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves. I. en has been serving
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    33 3 Mr. M. M. Freeland, a radio engineer with Radio Malaya for t!i»' past f' lv <' years, who h.is hern elected m\ associate member ot the British In>titiitL.»n of Radio Engineers, London. Standard photo.
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    438 FIRMS WIND UP IN 6 MONTHS
    149 3 Standard StaiY Reporter A TOTAL of 4.'JB companies m Singapore have been liquidated within the lirst six months of this year, a spokesman of the Registrar of Companies told TinStandard yesterday. In comparison to t] ire. 1 .1 'i' 2 new i i
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    Mother Cries As Son Gets Term In Jail
    160 3 .Standard Staff Reporter AN OLD Chinese woman wailed m the Singapore SecPolice Court when her Ng Chwee Thye, a lorry ver, was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment ye terday. Ng was charged with .six o-.iiers. with trespassing into coffeeshop oi Ng
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    Raffles Quay Shelter To Go
    44 3 THE hawkers' shelter on the side of Raffles Quay faring the sea. is to be demolished soon. This is par! of the scheme which envisages the transfer Of the hawkers' si at the shelter to the Telok Aver market.
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    He Tried ToChoke Me, Says Cabby
    285 3 A TAXI DRIVER Tan X Trek, told tho jud and jury at the Singapore Assizes yesterday while his faro was attei -ing to strangle him with i I belt from the back eat he saw a hand entering hi > shirt pocket which contained
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    ArtExhibition In Singapore
    104 3 Standard Start Reporter THE China Society, Singapore, is sponsoring an Art Exhibition of the painting* ol Miss Lydia Fang, to be hold at I the Chinese Chamber ol Com- 1 i merce on Sept. 8, at 5. M0 p.m. Miss Fang an outstanding pupil of Professor Chao
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    More Pipes For Bedok Plea
    154 3 Standard Staff Reporter DR C. i. PAGLAR, c c te I f egisiative l meillor for Changi told The Stai I i I terday that he has \s: G >vernmi i reque tn g tha( stl .ps be taken to mstaJ water standpipes for 5
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      335 3 II JII I I 1 I 1 w satisfying coffee any moment/any time! T'.'r.: v -vsrr hnr.V > f r a reall;. f coffee —it youii ■^^^^^^■i-*» without bother. Ju^t a qmoaful t If 4 Ke cafe m the cup. then near-boiling /I water. The first sniff of that coaster*
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    Meet To Discuss Views On Move For Better Rubber
    622 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federal Member for Economic Affairs, Mr. O.A. Spencer is calling a meeting shortly to discuss rubber traders' views on the Government proposal to set up a pan-Malayan body for improving the quality of rubber
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    GUARDS SHOOT RED IN FIGHT
    72 4 GUARDS SHOOT RED IN FIGHT THREE MORE BANDITS GIVE UP Xl \i I 5 MPI II Men In addition to the two sis bo were killed bj a patrol of the Ist Suffolks m N paru. Selan^or, one more was killed m the n and three others have surrendered. Fuur
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    Penghulu's Son Dies In Crash
    11 4 Penghulu's Son Dies In Crash p I v truck c H
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    LESS SEATS IN COUNCIL FOR GOVT.
    124 4 LESS SEATS IN COUNCIL FOR GOVT. PENANG, Mon The po^ibihr\ of fwthei reduction m the nainhrr of nttiria} mt'inbws cm Urn Peaans Settieint -nt ((".mill \\a-> pointed t h\ tin- Resident (onnni>sMaer, Mi N. Ward, at the Settlement t innuil mtctinu tl i.i.i Hi in.iii^d the Council meet iag >-id
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    WoodbadgeCourse
    57 4 KUA.NTAX. Mon.— Mr. P S. Maoism and Mian E. David have gone m Port Dickson for the Woodbadge course m cubbing. Scoutmasters L<>-\- Chong Fatt (Sungei Lembing* and Hong Kee Tor ar e taking their Woodbadge course Part II at Castle Camp, Kuala Lumpur. Che Osman bin Esmau i.s
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    No Prospect Of Diverting Ferry Traffic
    137 4 St.md.itd St ill' < orrespondent PENANG. C the t tion or betwe< P and 'i has I < been considered by the Pei Port Advisoi I on whic 1 thi settl< menl the Harbour Board and, the M klayan R;. ire re sented. There
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    'CIGAR' MEN'S STRIKE CALL
    61 4 .TOHORE BArißi'. Mi n >ers of the Johore Bahru branch o( the Johore State Cig^r Workers' Union have called for a strike to begin tomorrow. This follow? a breakdown m. negotiations, which began m .May, lor increased rates of pay. Increased rates pay had been given
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    37 4 STATED to have had three previous convictions Vilvanathan <22> yesterday admitted stealing a bicycle and was sentenced to six months' jail to be followed by 12 months' Police supervision by 'tie Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate, Inche Ibrahim.
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    1st Wife Clapped When 2nd Took Rap
    138 4 KI'ALA LIMPLR, Mon.— A first wife clapped her hands m court today when the second wife, Leons Sow Kuan, was bound over for a period of four months m the sum of SlOO m one surety for trying to commit suicide. She was
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    'INSULT TO NORMAL TRAINED TEACHERS'
    422 4 Union Hits At Passing Of Failures Kl'VlA Ll'MPl R, Mon. "An mdirecl insult h> the acknowledged professional standard of ihe normal trained teachers," is the view oi tiuMalayan Teachers' I nion to the Singapore education authorities classification of failures of the second year Teachers Training
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    MCA Now Cancels Statements
    153 4 MCA Now Cancels Statements ."MALACCA Mon Mr. Tin Slew sin. MCA Central Publicity ha'rin.m. m a press itatcnwrnt today staled Ih.lt tlic MCA cabinei at its neetut£ m Kuala Lampui yesterday had decided to withdraw all previous st.U« meats made about the MCA gift of s'>oo.!ioo to the Malas C
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    School For B. Lepas Urged
    93 4 PEXAXG. Mon.— Mr. Chee Swee Ec asked Government I consider establishing an English srhool for the rural populaat Bayan Lepas at the rnment of the Settlement Council meeting this afterno Mr. Chee asreed that RIDA was helping rural people btit all the money and energy
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    UK Nurses Begin Work In Kampongs Today
    278 4 UK Nurses Begin Work In Kampongs Today Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Nine British nurses will begin work from tomorrow oti a new scheme In health welfare work among families of the Army, the Malay Regiment and Police m Malaya. This scheme has been introduced by General Sir Gerald
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    COUNCIL MOVE TO BLOCK A CINEMA
    92 4 Standard .*»rr«'» j m unit nl kl \l V I I Ml'l K. Mom. —TV Mbdnn !li« ;ii»v. which wnu pnrilv nnu^ed l>y fire i<"«rii|lv. %n ill l»< tin -*til>jt*<-i <i( a iiiolmmi and •M'vrrai (^u«-li«ni« m lli< 1 Municipal < <'n mil ncid
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    28 4 Malacca Airport runway with rollers on the plane parkins space. (Below): The terminal building recently completed with other buildings and Quarters at an estimated cost tf approximately s.">00.000.
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    To Take Action With MPIEA
    49 4 KUALA 1 3 {Jnio \\r. D. at by t1 .OS of nent Ka< I i plemented the MPIEA on saiar-. er- and the council appr latter* i [PIEA 1 litions of h outsThe .< Council. T: for thri m EnglLsh. Chim pai tory tion. estate
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    PENANG COST UP BY $3 MIL. IN 1953
    235 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon. The cosi I running ihe Serie^ent of Penang m L 953 is estimated ar $3,000,090 more than this year, according to the draft estimates of revenue and expenditure for 1953 approved at the Settlemen: Council today on
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      118 4 Holiday In Perak 1 0 H Mon. Hie Perak State Gorenunent todaj .inumiiutui that Mowiaj, Sept. 1 will he .1 public holida\ 111 tlu* State ">n the occasloni oi Hlll !>■ a Ha.ii. This i .nit els a previous notii a i 0 n proclaiming Saturday \ug, '■'<*) .1^ a
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    Teachers Reject Pay Plan
    148 5 IPOH, .Muii— The managecommittees of Chinese schools will.be tieprived of powers affecting the adminstration of their schools, stated the IT-:n.m sub-committee appointed by the Boards of Man of Chinese c Chinese School teachers m Perak today m I fn principle the Government's oiler of a parity
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    Women Clerks: Equal Pay Motion
    239 5 Senior Officers' Views Sought MuiMlard Stall Correspondent Kr VLA LUMP! X, M 0,,. The Municipal aanciHon, wfeen llu-> meet next week for iheir mamhl 3 meeting, will be asked U Mr. >. <;. >«n-ain to resolve that women clerks and labourers »bomW be paid tbe
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    65 5 photo KLANG SCOUTS and Rovers were ho v to IS Indo (hi nese Scouts, during a thre<--day vtsit. lien they w«Tf m troduecd t<» several families, factories, schools. Chines** tcinpjes. the Kian'4 mosque and th«- onnau^hf Bridge Power Station. Picture shows Indo-Chinese Soontev Mr. Fanbeail (serond frotO left) talking t*>
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    84 5 STAFF SERGEANT Abdul I liirT bin Ibrahim 4<i > bolder of the Colonial Poli< <• Medal, who has been awarded the Police Long Service Medal, has been m the Singapore Polite Force for years. This is one year beyond (he retirement a^e. but be intends remaining m the Force. In
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    Malay Drive To Erase Illiteracy
    258 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUANTAN, Mon.— Tuaa Sycd Alwi AJhudi. a pupil of Dr. Frank Laubach, who started tin- adult education movement m Malaya, has just completed a tour Di Paiiang;, where he visited ail main towns and kampongs aiid spoke on the Laubach method of
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    Special Gets Prison Term
    116 5 [POH M A 24-y< ar- Chinese, Liew San Keow who lefi his post as a Specta Constable and joined the Kirn a Valley Home Guai Is was today sentenced to two months' rigorous lmnnsonmetn by Mr. J. R. Whimster for desert; cri On the night of
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    Hindus Stage Procession
    83 5 Hindus Stage Procession S E R E M B A Mon. j Hundreds of devoul Hindus and others m Seremban watched the procession last nighi »1 ies from the Chettiar Tern pie m Temiang Road. Offerings c n ile enroute and de- j <rotees broke coconuts and received blessings. It
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    Terror Documents
    42 5 T error Documents v\ O.\(r S'■i Sei >ng (27) was »c :ed to four years' ri°o ous imprisonment by the president of Ile Kua I i Kangsar Sessions Court for possession of terrorist documents on Augusi 14 at Simpaniz Lawin. Kuala Kangsar.
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    56 5 photo. TWEI YE Bruaei liuidrs went under canvas with Singapore "Hides and euiders at the annual camp at Aver Gumeroh which started .>n Friday. Picture shows four of them en roate t<» their camp with their baggage. From Wt to neni: Misses Chan Sut Pins. Shin Yon? Yin. Chan Nu«'ii
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    Kangkar Red Died In Midnight Trap
    217 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon— A midnight action, m which the Johore "Kangkar terror" Tan Lam Hin al as Nan llen^; was killed by an ambush party oi the Ist Battalion. Maiay Regiment m Yon° Peng on August 22 was described by an Army spokesman today.
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    He Wants Rent Law Extended
    99 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— When the Municipal (Ju m meets next week, Mr. K.L. Devasei will move that the Council request the State Government to take steps to extend the app ration of the Co I "i Kc.'ii Ordinance to al! premises m the Municipal area.
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    Mr. P.A. Gething
    26 5 KU WT.W. Mon.- Mr P A r p^t State Ag tfficer Pahane. from Mr II M James gone 'm six mo lea\ c.
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    Whimster Acts As Magistrate
    116 5 Standard Staff Correspondent rpoil M Ip<>h Is stUJ wiin out a Vligistrtte and pro- STSt lower COUfl hud to be he:d UP ternooo. R veh mster. Court, who had to hear all iUsjistmte's Court m m Bxej I. I(i ;,v la the aften on, Mr. Whimster
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    Population Growth
    610 6 C \CE i Malaya's 50.000 square miles is uninhabited and undeveloped, it may be argued I pulation growth raises none of the problems othei ns< ly peopled regions m '.'..ilaya is not as. densely populated as < China. Japan, India or Indonesia where unbridled reating an excess population
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      Propaaganda In Malaya
      1720 6 Propaaganda In Malaya j Trii th is tin lust j </innl #w*/. th<> I j«" publiv must ha,*-\ vontidvnvv that it f*| j tfce HtH'vrnntvnt I, u k I Says ALEX JOSEY J IF \\K hasn'l a ready done so, Mr. Alec Petersen will soon be putting the finishing touches
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      What Has He Done For Labour?
      80 6 What Has He Done For Labour? Sir: I read with gr< interest the Labour Party's rift and the statement issued by Mr. E. V. Duvic.s m the Singapore Standard. If Mr. Davies were aware Of all the evils within iie Labour Party before. why didn't he make them known earlier?
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      Local Grads As Cadet ASPs?
      162 6 Sir; Perhaps the authorities would be m a position to enlighten the public on the matter of local University graduates joining the Singagore or Federation Police Force. Will these graduates get a fair start as Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police or will their educational qualifications
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      USELESS EOSTACE
      13 6 f- 1 I "Now wiJl von lay off the I tiiter?"
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      There Will Always Be Classes—Even Under Socialism
      326 6 There Will Always Be Classes Even Under Socialism Sir; In r e cent editorial, you traced the role of the middle class m history and tried to show how, after having inspired many a progn ssive movement, ii is now well on the way to extinction. It seems to me
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      Malayan Chinese Loyal
      263 6 Sir; I agre< with Dr. Purcell that the Chinese people m Malaya have been much misunderstood and maligned. There is no doubt that on the whole the' Malayan Chinese have been generous and Viyal to the country of their adoption. Have they not always cooperated with the
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      SITTING ON THE BALL...
      133 6 Sir: In the long article by Andrew Roth m last Saturday's issue on Japanese competition with the United Kingdom m South-East Asia it is astonishing to find no mi ion at all o! the real re; >n why Japanese exports to this part of the world
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      Council Should Support Them
      181 6 Sir;— From press reports it is now clearly understood that the two Labour City Councillors. Air. M. P. D. and Mr. V. K. Nair, and the Labour Legislative O cillor Mr Lim Yew Hock— all of South Ward— are not m favour of the nomination of
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      How Much Is Dollar Worth?
      67 6 S;r: R< ferring to a recent r e p o r t in The Standard. I note that the US dollar is now buying 55 per cent less than what it did m 1939. But what about our Malayan dollar? Is it not worth about
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      'TOO OLD' TO SERVE?
      83 6 Sir:— As an ex-serviceman who had served m the British Army m 1941 and from 16 to 1950. I have read with considerable ml the formation of ihe Federation Regiment. Now its recruitment is open lor the first intake. ed. applicants who are undersize or overage
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      GANDHI 'FUN FAIR': THANKS
      13 6 GANDHI 'FUN FAIR': THANKS who Fund. \V tor uriimii :> i i>| < > Memorial lin. <:
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    WAFD-NAGUIB CRISIS NEARS
    557 7 Parties Hope Land Reforms Get Diverted one month 2 (0 N S>~ than 1.1 J^ fhe E 9yP tio Army's coup revolut 2" *l E p 9yPt P lic ot "controlled cVn«I *i t e Pr mier AI V Moher and MajorCWpf ftk hame J d N
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    'Speed Up The Ferry Service Now'
    20 7  - 'Speed Up The Ferry Service Now' Mr. Lim Urges proye- f i r their fort replied was S B had
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    7 7 CG's Air Adviser At TAlks In HK
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    To Emergency
    43 7 Tvn Pakistani litor Mi. Zuberi of the Karachi English daily, The Evening Star, and Mr. Khairu! Kabir, of Sangbad, will leave for Kuala Lumpur today to see for themselves how the Fed* r; lion Government is conducting •he Ei < v ncy.
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    Penang Govt. Clerks' Status
    143 7 PENANG, .Mon. The Settlement of Penang has no clerical service comparable to the State Clerical Services, but certain officers previously employed as temporary clerks, who were ineligible for appointment to the Penang General Clerical Service, have recently been appointed to a supernumerary clerical service. This was
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    $107,520 For Fire Services
    130 7 PENANG, Mon. The District Officer, Butterworth. Mr. S. T. Stewart, successfully mo\ d a resolution at the Settlement Council meeting today for an ditional allocation of $107,520, to be sought from the Federal Government, to meet the cost of fire appliances <md equipment for the lire
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    Two Chinese Join Regt.
    87 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— 1 In two Chinese were among 29 candidates, who were ac- pted. m Kuala Lumpur today for the Federation Regiment. The others were 1 1 Malays, 14 Indians and two Eurasians. Sixty-one out of 90 applicants were rejected by the recruiting team under
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    Summons Was Not Served
    86 7 Summons Was Not Served KUALA LUMPI K. M< n. A divorce suit before Mr. .1 usi i Wilson at the ll i.nh Couri hen iday adjourned to S< ptj L't;, as the couri was informed*! that the summons lias nol yet been si rved op the respondent. The i espondent
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    They Want Aid For Higher Study
    87 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Moult is th<> unanimous opinion of Malayan teachers that after ten years' service a teacher should n«. pi o\ ided full pay leave and other facilities to go overseas to a recognised universitj or teachers' training college m the Commonwealth or m
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    Burglars Took Two Watches
    53 7 bukulaks, who broke a hou.se occupied by an End m Upper Serangoon Hoar Sunday night, got away t two wristwatches worth S2UO and S9O m cash. Ai.so over the week-end I: .al typewriter CG *****35 worfh $325 was reported to have been stolen from an address
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    Need For Primar Bilingual Schools
    64 7 PENANG, Mon.— The greal need m Province Welle 1 ley as elsewhere m this country for primary bilingual village schools which will aci as feeders to the secondary schools, said Dr. Ariff at the adjournment ol the Settlement Council today. Dr. Arid' was commenting <»n
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    41 7 photo Miss BELGIUM (Anne Marie Pauwels) parades at the Mostra D'Oltremare (Overseas Exposition) hall in Naples, August 16. She was one of eleven beauty queens from all Darts of Europe who were in Naples for the "Miss Europe** contest.- -A. IV
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    Plea For Whitley Council
    201 7 Plea For Whitley Council KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. --The first annual delegates conference of the Malayan Teachers Union held here today elervd the following to the panel <>n the staff side of the Whitley Council for aided school teac ci Messrs Ooi Kirn Lean, D.S. Ramanathan, A.. 1. A. Petrus. Cheah
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    $240 COMPENSATION
    50 7 KUANTAN Mon A i o! Valentia Estate, Chan i Mooi arded $240 ensation by the Commission* r for Workmen's com pensation. -She and o I labourers were m the on t!u- return to GamI g The lorry met with an it on the s t .ed a finger,
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    374 7 BST riONS liable tfl i <li( i i shedding todaj i) Mi\.iiidr.i Ini'lneralor, IW'"1 W l<>< k K«l i» i«-t m-lni o \t>-\ Brickworks. Paslr PaojaitK, Packing Hill. i{<f«'ni...t.y > ;<• st James. Mm Rd., v i" •>' ii.i^.' \ledical Store. Bt. Pason, it Malayan Beirig <
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    Snake Charmer Ends Strife
    85 7 DURBAN. A ig. 27, (AP) Mambas. puff-adders and other deadly reptiles have so harassed white techn and African labour* i ing on the now U. 5.517.000-.-000 Standard Vacuum Oil I 1 finery here that the company has hired a catcher to prevent walk i1 S l
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    Wrecking Aims Of Mossadeq
    222 7 Saboteurs Are TEHERAN, Aug, :>.">.- Saboteurs on bteycJei Stinda} night terrorised villages in Western rVrsii p. setting, fire to mirh needed craat uhile Prei t Mossadea studied a draft bill to aarchanifrg Ube rami try's agricultural The I plan submits d I the ler at ture
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    11 Superforts Hit N. Korea Rail Yard
    101 7 11 Superforts Hit N. Korea Rail Yard TOKYO, Aug. 25, 'Router AAP). Amei i Superfori tack« hallinf yard m norl f the Rivei inchuria, th< Far Eastern Air Fon i nounced tod; I': thai < night fighte rs challenged I i and one Superfort gunner reporicd shooting down one plane
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      147 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Sfondord London Correspondent LONDON Aug. 2 5 The following are the closing ccs of -uoKr end fin on the London Morkct todov LCNCON kLEEER LONDON TIN 4 <; Spot £967 ptr ton buyers £961 sellers. Thrt t months i^*b bu.trs X 747 iciltrs Mcrk«f: A;«. t
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      73 7 EXTRA SPECIAL QUALITI I \\j^J HANDKERCHIEFS A <i ti*m*%y* f Irish Cotton V|\ /mjt I I I mi-li i/. I;; v I:. V jm >/ imi/i These excellent quality handkerchiefs are a very special purchase. ORDER VOLRS N() W WHILE STOI I I i CUT Ol: kHt r> o this
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    Bid To Cross The Atlantic In A Dinghy
    277 8 CASABLANCA, Aug. 25, (AP).-4Jr. Alain Bombard yesterday disregarded the advice of veteran fishermen and set out to sea m his frail 15-foot rubber dinghy hoping to drifl to the Canary Islands m his attempt to cross the Atlantic. The destination is Cuba.
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    61 8 photo. THE RAFT < Ken Tooki" which left Port Louis ftu Rhone, west of Marseilles, on Aug. 17. landed bark on v beach only a short distance from where it started. The raft was blown off course by a strong wind. It is shown m Goodes where it was towed
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    Drum Burst On Ship Burns 13
    47 8 GLASGOW. Aug. 25 (Reuter) Thirteen workmen were burn- 1 ed at.d blistered when a gas i container exploded aboard the steamer City of Barcelona at Queen Dock here yesterday. The ship owned by Ellerman Lines Limited Is ie !or Calcutta ghortly.
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    Egypt's 1st. Plane—With German Aid
    175 8 Egypt's 1st. Plane— With German Aid CAIRO. Aug 25. The first plane ever produced m Egypt recently made a successful test flight here. The plane was the German B.i!:-.,T 181 trainer and was i ed with the help of Klmans Banker, who built planes for the German Luftwaffe during Word
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      509 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO M LTD. R f -lit Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore, Port Swettcnham <.v Penang. Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China vV Japan. Due s pore Due Penang Fi#m -PaKhoi m Port Aug. 2* Japan •Szechuen Ang. Sfl Sept. 2 Hongkong SaiN Sails
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    Malaya Steps Up Rubber Output
    122 9 Dj b F M increa v.. }7 «ids m .June to 49.984 I al roduchoiaera i com-part-a with 355,496 to] corresponding period i 1 as accounted for by y higher figures from both smallholder--and i bbc 69 J c o dealers '■li ::9.349 ton- m
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    WHEAT SHIP REFLOATED
    38 9 LA. A 25 (Reuter): sa 'T.2fi.> tv. which has b( ound off I fi the g 1 8 wa= rday h\ I part oi hei The »i route I I O.Ofl I i when went
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    INDIA COTTON CROP
    13 9 i 100.000 b Lar B; P ni ol nittee the
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    US Heavy Industries Well Ahead Of Reds
    162 9 US Heavy Industries Well Ahead Of Reds \\l\\ United States is bow turning out over twice as nocli steej :<~ Rossia hopes to prodnce by 1955 under the new five-year plan, according to comparisons made iin .> e\v ork. The United Stati prod g over lour limes as n oil.
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    Produce Mart Was Quiet
    79 9 Standard Mzrbti Reporter TRY. PRODI fCE Singapore was quiet ai .-iiiiV. !y higher quotations yesterday but no deals were reported. Copra buyers indicated $25J pc- picul with sellers at $25.,. »nut oi: buyers quoted 1 per picul with seller* a1 $4Oi. Bete! nut Conra $25* fbuyers);
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    New Rice Export Record Set By US
    48 9 THE Suites exported 59:, ouo milled nee durtne II month penorl I x gust 1931 to June. 1952, settin! a new rice export record. es m exports continued m volume to Japan, the p es Indonesia, Korea 1 and Ceylon. U.P.
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    HK EXCHANGE
    47 9 HONGKONG, Aug. 25:- s P c cial Standard Service closing prices on the Hongkong Ex- change today were $15.84 to £1 sterling: I >' 1 25 o 1 551: <1 WO to Malayan $1: I H 7 to one Indonesian Rupian; Gold i 5299.75 one tael.
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    82 9 photo Under \he nccaUy signed h'do USA Ulhllii Ml <o -operation H£l cr infill 3S Indian officers WT taking a course at .Nilok'ieri before starting m on a <i •vdopmciii project to impeove 306 villas-- n India One oi U)f fit-Id workers is Floyd I)oue!J. of Hunter. Okla boffia, a
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    RI IMPORT CUTS CAUSE PANIC
    213 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN GovL Wat s nnig iUiils lo Halt Run On Shops M Hv w jm'i.:l Standard < i»rnc§pomli'i i JAkARTA, \i:_-. Ih. j n <tii n>< :il has i i*«"ff n«v\ i- n pKrltailjgi <<ui(tols ;ni(i import restriction << m .m ii.ni i<«
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    Scope In Engineering For Malayan Youth
    343 9 Scope In Engineering For Ma lay an Youth IN I ML ~rri<*-« <»{ careers taik^. jointly or^aiiisedi I>> ilh* Rotary !n!> oi Singapore and tli<- V.M.C.A, <;i Singapore, Mr. I*. I. Greer BpoLe i^> gathering oi local boys ia^L night m ihe Y-M.C.A. <>n hou to become :i marine or
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    Japan Halts Spindleage Expansion
    82 9 Japan Halts Spindleage Expansion TOKYO, Aug. 25. (AP) n's tea largest companies have decided to hall any i-ncn d spindleage beyond their current expansion programme. Fiv*4 of the firms hnve rompleted their expansion goals, while their remainii g fa'" i ill working toward a total of H9.220 spindle current programme
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    36 9 FINANCIAL experts of 53 I nai ions .vill attend the seve I annual assembly of the Inte: tional Monetary Fund and I l iona] Bank of Re.' iction and Expansion, m Mexico on Sept. 3. A.F.P.
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    Doing the Town
    1970 10  -  OSWALD HENRY PETER ROBINSON ana t|Oi\r> Tin ro no w al with i i holed al and enthus we had to I mi< our r-t hrppjn 1 turned a blind h.»v been t«< t lit t.»ll\ r.i'i I i. r the .•11 ■t-' 1 1 -.is with
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    DOUBLES CHAMPIONS DETHRONED BY PICK-UP PAIR IN TENNIS UPSET
    500 11 DOUBLES CHAMPIONS DETHRONED BY PICK-UP PAIR IN TENNIS UPSET M.-vv X ,;>, MASS A ««-2.n —The pickup team of 4u»t*aiia'e k.,?\l 7 hiUul «*lph«a\ \ir Sekuu dethroned Frank Sedgman and I 7 < >f o Auslralia as llu ikwblea tennis champions with hard earned of 3-6, ]<)-«, 1O«, 6-8, vielorv
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    GOLF Here's How
    112 11 GOLF Here's How Oly P' n r^D is a player eh,- r 5t foot further buck i 21 bnli i/! backsurina 1 a i *B*cZSbavi\ c down stroke m this shot "ai/er will use wrist a«um tcith the 1,--flujdmg the ;to 9CWF ball fr your right joot Than f 7*
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    1-2-3 Sweep For Ferrari
    72 11 J-A B E 23 (AP). I v won Prix France Sin :eadon the Ferrari sweep. he eighth Prb I the Fre t re run ne limit l rs. resi of I Rosier of .i. They pilot Ferrari cars In c Ferrari a rtories m eh Grand
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    Green Is Champ
    22 11 OD, A 25— Slugg "ie Hrcen of Los it i hampion nding out a bnical knockArt Soto. f Oak
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    NEGRI SPORTS NOTES
    148 11 NEGRI SPORTS NOTES SEKEMBAN, Mon.- The annual Foong Seong cup south- section tie bad ninton between Negri Sembilan and Johore takes place m Sereraban on Sept. 4 and 5. On August 27 further soccer I com petitions will commence with the ix-a-side tournament m winch 11 teams are comj peting.
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    Ipoh Medics Hold Annual Sports Meet
    273 11 IPoif. Mini. Heavy rain la led o iunpen t'< spirits of competitors m the third Permli MHllcal Athletic S[>f»rts meeting h< hi «-.i ;!<<• Aiifl!T^«m d«m I ground vrstci d;»\ Sebastian, c* i the !w«- i I > l Iricl Heiipil f \\<n the
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    Nudists' Olympics
    78 11 THIEU.E. lac (lP) V.v:t/f>riand\ nudists took a mciisurt- of uiu-lotlwd athletes from sevea Kuro-P«-an eytrica today to win a rhillv toi y in the nudists' owa "Olympic" Sanies. Host nudists Mwot evrry first u];i(». m the wind-up <»t the tuo-d.iv competition v which 50 athletes braved t r
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    Britain Wins Athletic Test
    72 11 Britain W ins Athletic Test PARIS ■rg 24 (Renter)— Britain I France by to 85— the biggest margin ever— in the 21st inier- natch between the two countries here. Briti b women also won their munh against France by GO points to 4.'}. It wai B. tain's 16th win of
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    30 11 lhr TPCA team, the Federation's leading Indian soccer team, who will visit Singapore this weekend for two matches with Singapore's league champions and runners vp Rovers and Tiger Sports luh.
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    K.K. Indians Win At T.R.
    90 11 IPOH Mon.— State cricketer n S took bowling y game Samuel's Club at [fa itan yesterda 3 gh, playing lor k Indii -aptured sa •r 13 runs. won X..X. in--14 runs. Samuels Club took first ot the and scored 45 runs with Sundralingam the only
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    MODEL PLANE SPEED RECORD
    58 11 DETROIT, Aug. 25 (Reuter) -Seventeen year <»l<i Ruhant ,"v/ i of Lockport, New ten the Russian- speed record for flyW wing n^el airplanes hero, with a speed of <-o-^ mile^ P er hour. The pre-cn' record is 42.D62 miles pt^r hour. _„,«,4 Wilson's new record mi«t
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    RUGBY LEAGUE
    32 11 T BURY, i sex, Auft 25 x .i.cj m Australian .V.^i here today by sea for tour of Britain and Fl ThSopcn their tour with a mate" S !1 S- '>•
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    Two Give Up Channel Swim
    100 11 POLKSTONE, ENGLAND, Aug. 25. (AP)-Two Egyptians Omar Gemaai and Ahmed Abdei Kadel— gave up attempts on Saturday night to swim the English Channel. They entered the water at |Cap Gris Nez on the French coast. A cramp forced Gemaai, 18-year-old University Student, to give up
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    Oldster Wins US Golf Title
    88 11 SEATTLE, Aug. <AP)— Jack Westland, a beaten finalist 2\ years ago, was u.b. amateur golf champion today Tiie 47-year-old Everett, (Washington) insurance man, c out from a hot political campaign to piay m the title tournament, lurnea ;!;< > rep ted challenges of young A!
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    Volley-Ball
    30 11 [OSCOW, Aug. 24 (Ri U The Indian women's v team Lost to the 8.. wonxen'j team In three ga 15—1, IS- -4 and 15 4 m voiley-ball championship he
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    BOXING HELP FOR FLOOD VICTIMS
    145 11 LONDON, A..=. "1- (Kejgr). bnV.'n* iWWOter. -aid today 3£»« of the pr.rfits of t 1 Rawkrfpil TiwpiM lory M^xia fiffht to the fund for >o,» t WH I**** fl««<» Sol.»m«ms on h.s way to the tnitei SUUI to di«ru» the Turniii -Maxim contract with I
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    Selangor Champs To Play In S'pore
    202 11 AFTER the two days visit oi the Johore Chinese, Singapore soccer lans will set- yet another Federation team m action at Jalan Besar Stadium this week end when the Tamil Physical Culture Association, tfee Federation's leading Indian football combination arrives for two matches with
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    TROTTERS IN ACTION
    67 11 TROTTERS IN ACTION .lohftrottvrs' h; nee Wilson m a lough spot as the Htiis cover up. bit not for lontf. K*-.uJv to receive a pas*- I "n Wilsofl are teammates, Gibson and .lo v h Grider (m the background). The T:t)tt<'rs. who have bf<'n p! ivinu to capacity houses at
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    VSC Soccer Fixtures
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    TATUM THRILLS THE FANS
    97 12 TATUM THRILLS THE FANS i .»> »>i addled into H •>-. \\o:hi Stadium jt-t ai;hl tad caused Quite the jam r->* ked it was nn ord nan ■i d but Urn basl I ball i wuaed >M>e I !tu:;i s'-- 1 ii tail Inetiua, roil al the I' 1 SI
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    Former Hongkong Man For Bristol R.
    26 12 t g 23 (AFP) England state r army ay play for I first 1 am. I m Honglamia and S
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    RE BEAT SEL. CLUB
    126 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The R >aya! Engin ts 1 X ila Lumpur sports club defe the Selangor Cl i y I goal? to two iri the junior knockoul tion on the SCRC gc »un i this evening. The Se mgor CTub dominated play throughout but their
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    BODCA'S RELEGATION FIGHT IS LOST
    335 12 BODCA'S RELEGATION FIGHT IS LOST BASE ORDNANCE Depot Civilian Association, who have been fighting a losing haul*' against relegation thi-> season, hail their fate scaled yesterday wlim i\n>\ lo^t i<» tli«* Singapore Recreation l.liil> l»> the oil<l goal !in three m a li t-— i: division SAFA league match played
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    SOUTH CHINA SWIM MEET
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    'PAPPA' SAPERSTEIN JOINS HIS TROTTERS
    176 12 mi fi l. i i Globetrotters who expect t«> end present U<> i I i v m Ma> next year, m.iv coniidr t repeal performance after assessing tiu* success rrwisc !)I tneii present effort, but ire not promising anything yet. Ala: •fat i I Abe
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    Wants Ban On Games In Gardens
    43 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.--Wiirn the Municipal Council meets next week. Mr. S. C. E. Singanfl will move that football golf, hockey, athletics and similar "recreations 1 be banned m the Kua a Lv mi pu r Lake Gardens.
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    MALAYS GIVE TPCA A SCARE
    417 12 SELANGOR CUP TIE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Selangor Malays with a young set of players gave the more experienced TPCA a scare today m their FAS cup tie when they fought them to a standstill before losing by the odd goal m five. The Malays had
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    Scoreboard
    66 12 INDI Is! INNINGS 289 MIDDLESIX Ist INNINGS Robertson Ibw Divecha 85 Sharp st. Sen b Hazare 35 Edrich b Divecha 21 D. Compton Ibw Phadkar li Knight <■•- Sm Goplnath b lla ,t: c 19 Titmus b li. c 6 i. Compton b Hazare Warr tiol •'*•■> Sims Ibw
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    SPORT TO HELP NEW VILLAGES
    199 12 SPORT TO HELP NEW VILLAGES A SMALL handsome eh i H c d presented by Mr. Chew Chee Cheong his been handed District Officer. Jelebu. iton m badminton among the New Villages Jel» bu District. In presenting the trophy, Mr. Chew expressed the hope that [will and brotherhood would prevail
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    SHUTTLE FRIENDLY
    108 12 SHUTTLE FRIENDLY IN A friendly badminton match played at Companion B.P. court. Johore Bahru, the V.M.M.A. Singapore, beat the C.V.M.A." of Johore Bahru, by 5 games to 1. Results (V.M.M.A. players mentioned first):— Singles: R. Alimat boat Wee Kuang 15-10, 15-5; A. Aziz Ahmad v s Ng Ngoh Tee 9-15,
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    Tuan Mong OBA Stop Seletar V.
    170 12 Tuan Mong OBA Stop Seletar V TUAN MONG Old Boy ition. d Indian S.C. by thi one at the Geylang .stadium yesterday m a SAFA liv. IB Le igue match. A CO!:: sound defence, and of hard workii > Tuan M ts. They 1 command ol I game from the
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    Sunnyside Beat Rolex
    166 12 PLAYING at the S.B.A. Hall I on Sunday, Sunnyside Badminton Party lost to the Rolex B.P. m a friendly return bad- 1 minton match by five games to four. In the previous encounter the Sunnyside B.P. beat the Rolex by eight game* to one. Results! (Sunnyside players
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    51 12 photo Not tor timid souls U this aquatic balancinc u t bj Atiita Hit kardson, H ho i^ supported by Larrj Mclver and Bernard Colliere as thej srim along Lake 1 t loise, Cypress Gardens, Florida on water ski s ba* preparation for the water sports held there recently -A
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    INDIAN ATTACK WORRIES M'SEX
    534 12 LONDON, lug. 2~> (Reuter). The weather was fine ami the wiekel good today when Middlesex resumed tlieir iir^t innings from their Saturday score ol J« l*>r zero again si the Indian total oi 289. Robertson and Sharp soon took tin* opening stand l*ast ilif .^0 mark
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    Fails In His 15th Attempt
    111 12 DOVER, Aug. 25 (Renter)— A 61-year-old London doctoi failed today lor the 15th. time the swim the English ChanneL Dr. George Brewster abandoned his latest attempt alter swimming for four and a half hours from Cap Gris Nez. "1 chose the wrong tide." he said
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