Sunday Standard, 6 July 1952

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    20 1 Sunday Standard a^ t£ /lit N ?i^l *3^ VOL. lit NO. 4. SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1952. 20 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    500 Held In 'Biggest Ever' Dope Den Raids
    250 1 500 Held In 'Biggest Ever' Dope Den Raids Standard Staff H«*|M»rtt»r THOUSAND ijrm ami mm „f t h«D» il ami defective branches «»f ilu- Sunmwc I <>rvv Grinding mmm Vohnrteev Special Con- »iin n awe ou«Jj raided optam ilnK m various] the «t> 1. 1-1 niulii. ii D. E Ni
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    "Mystery " Man Not In Kuala Lumpur
    85 1 "Mystery Man Not In Kuala Lumpur v. x it MPI R Sat I. li-mpler's myslerv man, I U < I'- on, v no iu\>t.r\ i-i SlacabC slili ri m mis .m ■tyslerj maa hi i Lam jiur thou h- w .is ha\ r It 1 1 "siiu.i Pin.- for this
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    Officers' School Blasted
    108 1 Officers' School Blasted FOKYQ I'ii* 5 (UF) rieai iuhtcr bwaben l»l i Niirtfi Ktlftl iiin^ s< })<>.)! r i Rivet jesterdaj > r l tf'<» cdin .ition iture Cosmonisl 1- > tll«' AT I Ist fits* l«>s»'{l tixJ.r. c "mystery* 1 tar- c fourth of which br tn tuary a:
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    July 4th: 215 Die
    11 1 1 people were 4 the America's long
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    Crisis News Expansion
    77 1 X IPUR, Sat.— v Information Sen iia ►eing enlarged to i 2-1 mr sen for Press. Thi~ a stated at i Pres mi frence here. Press X torn may be moved nexi lo the Opei ations H > >■•■ fron -M details of ii: incidents will be
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    Gurkhas' Tiger For London Zoo
    342 1  -  Major D. H. de T. Reade By Che 1 7th Gurkha Riles are sending their pet tUer. "Nepti". which was taught by 4 platoon m the Bahuu area on Kebriiaiy 88, to the London Zoo next month. On her cage m London will be a
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    $3,000,000, Blaze Lights Up Blacked-out Penang
    159 1 Standard Siaft Correspondent PENANG, Sal. The $2,000,000 recently completed Bengee Rubber Factory, Kampong Simpak, (Badan Jerraal Village), and $1,000,000 worth <»T crude rubber wefre destroyed m the biggesi fire m ihr history <»f Province Wellesley las! night. The blaze, discovered at 9 p.m., was
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    'Gifts' To Get Tax Relief
    68 1 DONATIONS to Government of to an approved institution In the territory 01 nonresidence are now "eligible for relief', according to a Bill to amend the Income Tax Ordinance, published yesterday. The Bill which will be introduced at the nejet meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council
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    Weekly Feature On City's Sociai Life
    118 1 IN INTRODUCING a new feature to our readers The Standard's Knk>rtuin meats Kditor Oswald Henry antt arecameraman Peter Robinson combine forces iv "DoiiiK The Town" every Tuesday, pictorially covering Singapore's favourite niijbt sp«U and rende/voux. They will report on people ia the news and
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    Promise Wipes Off 350 Frowns
    179 1 Staiulartl Slaft Reporter MOKK THAN 3.">0 Chinese men women ami <-l»il<lren occupants of unauthorised houses m kalian** Basin m llu i Bendehieer Koa«l area arrived m lorries ;d thr Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce jresterda\ to appeal tor help* Representatives of the dehoused occupants complained
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    Ambushed Forces Hit Back
    193 1 Ambushed Forces Hit Back KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. While a patrol of 1 1 Special I Constables under SC Sergeant were walking down a road m Bukit Cheeding Tea Estate yesterday, they suddenly came under withering automatic lire from approximately 20 bandits on a hank overlooking the road. In the initial
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    WORK HALTS IN SOME ESTATES
    341 1 Cuts Imposed Un Prosperity Rate Blamed By Union KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday.— Unofficial stoppages of work have occurred on some Federation rubber estates, following the recent announcement of a cut m the "prosperity rate" of rubber workers' wages. Some estates are reported to have gone further
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    76 1 photo. MISS Lillian Attg Kirn Lee, Singapore's celebrated soprano whose rendering of Scottish son^s his delimited thousands m the Colony, was married yesterday to Mr. Patrick Chin Kee Siong at the Wesley Church, Fort Canning*. Lillian who has appeared many times with the Musical Society and the Chamber Ensemble intends
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    Worker Stabbed
    40 1 FOLLOWING a stabbing affray m a coffee shop at Kirn Ming Road, yesterday, a 58--year-old labourer. Kwee Ah Kow, was admitted to the Genera! Hospital with wounds on the chest and arms. Pol ire later detained another Chinese.
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    No Colour Bar At Polo Club
    179 1 COL9I X l»ar rontKitertica ami I.iiroj»«au greni 1«» il«» iiaiul m hand tibaac <l;«>-. m Malawi. Imii Ira^i one Singapore European dub, nW I'olo rinli, imi an <"iilii:lil«'iMMl poli<*y. rend< I Colony's exclusive polo-p invite ai encoui a only A i memtx and drinking
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    Korean War Servicemen To Get Bonus
    88 1 WASHINGTON, I«lj 4 dp, The II— SC shouted the approval to nijjht Of the Senate passed provision to grant US$45 per month to men m (-ouih.tt m Korea. The House also ap proved a (omhat bOMM for any servireman at tacked to any unit
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    Tribute To The British
    80 1 PENANG. Sal a gjg ted policj of H granting freedom to As n lands v v p d o Mi i- the US eonsu tap here dcnenHcnre U Refej ing to a recei 111 De;m Acheson. t!ie American Sec el i! 51 ite, which ed the
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    Little 'Mo' Is Champ
    38 1 la illy, 1 i ting r «-d ifti Be H < S, 6-3 m the K« MoGrego md I < hi yf A i reta I man* doublea -f Setxa LTS 4 Stugge i 1. 4
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    5 NEW KEDAH JPs
    57 1 If 1 h i i •.■••>■■ «i»pointed Ju mi i« !Vi K»*d il b the S fi ■><• ii ,i i |i| '>'■»! Ptian Han >1 < i Has i 'if S*»e k M ii w. Mi i ■<', i imij Km m. Di C X
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    Toys From US Destroyer For These Children
    198 2 Standard Staff Reporter Some 15 small taandii rapped children from private homes had a further treat waiting for them yesterday when they returned from their weekly Saturday picnic to the Red Cross office > m the Social Welfare 1 Building. Each child was
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    'Lone Wolf Took Poison
    82 2 A MAX described a* a "lone by tne Investigating Officer. Inspector B. Ross. was said to have taken caustic soda when a request for a loan or $20 from his cousin was turned down. Tne Singapore Coroner yesterday retm ieri a finding' of suicide ai the
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    2 S'pore Teachers To Retire
    117 2 2 S'pore Teachers To Retire TWO Singapore teachers, who, belwecn them have served of 66 years at St. Joseph's Institution, will go on retirement m September. They are Mr. F. Al. S. Rcutens and C. B. Arriola. Mr. Rf jtens, a senior master at St. Joseph*;, has been with the
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    UNION TO CONSIDER GIVING 'OK' SIGNAL
    322 2 Taxmen May Strike This Month THE Singapore Government Administrative ami Clerical Services Union will hold an extraordinary general meeting on. July 16 to consider granting the 19 examiners and assistant examiners of the Income Tax Department permission to go on strike. v- vT his
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    Teachers Appeal For Playing Fields
    218 2 Standard Staff Reporter APPEALING to (iovormiunt for more recreational facilities for the 2.000 student teachers now study. Img at the College, Mr. A. .Nesyadiirai, the Interim jl resident of the 1 carders' Training Association, said jlhat the taxpayers* money nill find no better "investment than
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    Rubber Is Down 1 3/4c
    158 2 DULL conditions prevailed on the rubber market m Singapore yesterday with prices showing a decline of LJ cents per lb. from Friday's closimz levels. b Opening at 88* rents for first grade rubber for July shipment prices drifted lower towards the dose when 8?i cents
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    Buddhist Lent
    21 2 THE Thai Consulate will e]nse .today, tomorow and Tuesday m B f 'h ?tlOn 0( K<ja Pun Sa'" tbe
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    'Job Week' Estimated To Net In $10,000
    150 2 Standard Staff Reporter AT ihe fipal count, the Singapore Scouts' "Job Week" is expected to net something the region of $10,000, the Scouts' District Commissioner. Mr. L. A. Woodford, said yesterday. "However, this Is an optimistic estimate," Mr. Woodford added. "We have fixed
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    New Asian Coroner
    66 2 THE FIRST Asian police officer to be promoted to the rank of Assistant Coroner is Mr. Giam Chong Hing (above). Mr. Giam, who was educated a t the A&gloChinese School Singapore, first joined the police force m 1929 as a police interpreter. He was promoted to the
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    'Tec Denies Keeping Money Seized In Raid
    78 2 'Tec Denies Keeping Money Seized In Raid Cheng euok kwang. a [detective at the Singapore Special Branch, was charged at j the Singapore Relief Court yesterday with Jailing to sur- render to the Police, money seized during a gambling raid. He also Eaoed two alternative r-hsrgts of misappropriating $92 and
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      91 2 TODAY'S POWER CUTS SUBSTATIONS m Singapore liable to load shedding. DAY TTumr Pipe. Rheem Ford Bini Sen*? Wire .Mesh. P.W D Quirry, Nanyang Mtg. Bt Panjaiiff, National Carbon Princess Elizabeth Est., Dairy Farm. L!u Pandan. Jurong L 2& S tU. Timah Village. Lmted Chinese R. Wks. i m Soon Cannery,
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      90 2 Leedon Rd: Victoria Pk.. \as- sim Hill Paterson Kd; (it World, Ho Uong Oil Mills, Alex. Incinerator. Havclork Rsj; Malayan A.8.( Rrewencs. Diethelm Co. Tannin Rd; Alexandra Rd. S.I.T Phoenix Pk., Alexandra South S.I.T; Al<x. Brickworks, Pasir Paqjangt Opium Factory. R e fornnitory Rrl; Oxygcji Fjcty. Cressonite, St. Jam*- Nfirl
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      97 2 hambra. Baffles Hotel Boon Tut S|; Aljunid Rd. Sims Aye; Pava Lebar Pumps, Dunman Rd: Jo.j Chtal Place, Jalan Yasin. Jala n hunos. ambridcr Rd; Rangoon Rd, Towiht Rd: fSermngoam Rd: Scnnnt F<l: Kol.im \\vr, MrPhprsoii K<J:Kim kuan Fid; Boundary Kd; [lurn:' Kd. Upper Beraiifiot']). I-, (ha i\aiu' X'!; <'U\(
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    A Family Watches As Their New Home Is Pulled Down
    125 3 nifn M BKRS of a famil^ riof S# U^^ d mll>ly as the trient) tollapse after SIT workers had hacked away at pa'an^ 15 axPS and They are one of 120 fami- W L U)S< new P' an k and
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    24 HOUSES IN KALLANG BASIN GO DOWN
    488 3 24 HOUSES IN KALLANG BASIN GO DOWN 100 More To Be Demolished Standard Staff Reporter Stony looks followed a group of Singapore Improvement Trust labourers as under the direction of two Estate Officers they broke down the new plank walls and pulled down the roofs of unauthorized houses m the
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    43 3 photo. MISS IRENE KOH dam m? "The Teddy-Bears Picnic" at the Fairfield (iirls' School Concert m Singapore yesterd iy. The variety show was p»rt of the school's food sale and fun fair, the profits of which will go to its building fund. Standard
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    Courses For U.K. students
    104 3 Standard Staff Reporter A COURSE designed t > give aa outline of conditions m En£- j land lor students going I i the VK. will b e held at the British Council Hal! mi trie evenings of July 24. 25 and 26. The course lias been
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    New UK Loans To S'pore, Federation
    309 3 NEW LOANS ami s railt made 1o Singapore, Malaya, Hongkong. North Borneo and Sarawak under ilu- U.K. Colonial Development and Welfare Act* m the period April. 1951, lo March I^2, total £1,179,710, according to a Colonial Office statement. In Singapore, schemes include the establishment
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    Two Years This Time
    84 3 REMARKING that he should hwe learned his lesson m I9.'»u the Singapore First District Court Judge Mr. Tan Ah Tah, sentenced Abdul Rahim bin Mohd Kasshn to tw > years' rigorous imprisonment and two c irs 1 Police supervision yesterday. Abdul was charged with impersonating a
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    Bata Staff Will Mark Anniversary
    62 3 THE Bata Shoe Co., Ltd. s will commemorate the 20th anniversary of the death ot its founder, the late Mr. Thomas on July 12 at its Leather Shoe Factory, Singapore. After the commemoration ceremony, a luncheon will be held at the Victoria School This is
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    Merchant Charged
    38 3 PARSARAM, a Singapore Indian merchant, was allowed $3,000 bail m the Jobora Bahru Police Court yesterday pending trial on a charge of evasion of customs duty amount m? to $328 on seven cases* o£ piece goodfc
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    Shell Group Captain Made Commodore
    99 3 CAPTAIN A. L. t'Hart. a senior captain of the Royal Shell Dutch group, was recently made a commodore of the N.V.M. La Corona fleet, one of the five fleets of the Royal Dutch Shell Group The Commodore's flag for Captain t'Hart is on its way
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    Boy Hurt On Road
    35 3 A CHINESE schoolboy was admitted to hospital yesterday morning after being Involved m an accident with a car while on his way to school at the 10th mile. Upper Thomson Road.
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    SATURDAY BRIDE
    38 3 Photo. MR JOHNNY KIOH MING, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fddie ('hunt; Yin I'ui and Miss Rosalind Ben? N tuck daughter of Madame Sg CUew Moy, were married yesterday at the St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore.- David
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    'Mixed' Students In Hostels
    190 3 'Mixed' Students In Hostels 'I HE Uni sltjr of M im'vs ire p '"mix" lent i of ill Faruli id ind ri c <'/ v housing urj-t it the .v Dunearn I' undei (i i I The S -'.lard learnt j cterdajr. r- m the ■uthoritiei [nten led to allow
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    STOLE CHEQUE
    34 3 STOLE CHEQ UE KONG KIM, cheque Erom fiii i H j i < v:ou v i|." ed Igi i > vat sentenced to > turn .g ii out i'ii;i' i > m s 4 <\> < f Dts Co i
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    7 SICK GURKHAS ROUT 21 BANDITS
    400 4 4 Reds Die In Kuantan Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The sense of duty of the tough and gallant men of the 1/10 Gurkhas is typified m an incident at Kuantan, Pahang, last week-end. Seven of them, all sick, were going back to
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    NO POLITICS, SAYS NEW MTUC LEADER
    595 4 Standard Staff Cewrcspondenl IPOlf. The appointiiKiit of Mr. 11. VlB as Pre-Mi nt «»t the Malayan Trail? I nion Council for the rnaoiag \ciir angn* wrll for the future of trade unioniMß ««M ihe 1 K),(HM) wrheara who now look up l<> him M
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    FILIPINOS CELEBRATE
    74 4 IPOH. S.it. In celebration oj the sixth anniversary of the Philippines Independence Day a dinner was he'd at the Station Hotel here last night. Among those present was the Deputy Mentri Besar, Perak. Data Laxamana R;:;'a!i. Mr. Leonardo C. Reyes, who presided, thanked the Deputy Mentri Besar and
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    Flairs For Taxi
    34 4 KLANG'S Town Board Chairman. Mr. J. Hawer, is I to the Commissioner i R ad Transport agaiji stres-; sing the necessity for taxis to j exhibit plates indicating theyi are taxis.
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    'Corps Week' Ends
    124 4 TO-DAY, Mohammedan. Church of England and Roman Catholic members of R.A.S.C. Units m the Kuala Lumpur area will attend their respective religious services, before a "March Past" at H.Q. Malaya, at which the G.O.C. Malaya Major-General Sir Hush Stock well) will take the Salute. Occasion marks the
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    Treat Us Fair, Plea By Indians
    319 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. A plea to Governmciil to treat Malayan Indians not foreigners or third-class citizens waa made by Mr. P. A. Das iti his presidential address at the fourth annual general meeting of the Malayan Indian Association held \uw tonight. Urging
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    X-Ray Training
    38 4 MR. SEET China Hock, a senior assistant of the Kuantan District Hospital has been selected to attend the X-ray assistant's training course for one year at Kuala Lumpur. He is the only candidate selected from Pahang.
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    WHAT Is The S'pore Branch Of The Red Cross Doing?
    683 4 WHAT Is The S'pore Branch Of The Red Cross Doing? Welfare Worh For The Handicapped Children T AST week we told you J about our welfare work m Singapore for old peopie. hospital patients, and patients m their own homes. Today I want to tell you about our welfare work
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    31 4 AMONG the latest additions to the Haw Par Villa at Pasir Panjang are two life-like OStriehefl m a race. In the role of jockeys are a frog (l«'ft) and m tortoise*
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    MAJOR ON WORLD CRUISE IN A YAWL
    619 5 VY\\\(., >al. Thrir i« nothing likr hjllm^ round tlit- v»oH«l almi^ m a \u\*l, I lim, at leastf i* *hat >7-\«ar-o!«l Gurkha I >lajor Vlrian Havtrr "VJBK. Mi j fonßCf iiMlrntlur of juii^J«- warfare m the FARELF framing Ceotre l»»*lit i for lit"
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    Tuan Haji Mohd. Is Made JP
    197 5 >R STAR Sa 4 Tlie Hon'ble Tuan Haji Mo'nci. H isli Sheikh Mydin a? ieen appointed a Justice <rf P* i. »v :;u« Suitan of Kedab on his birthday this year which v r > tomorrow, E i ated i* the AngloChinese School. a
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    FUN FAIR
    48 5 KUANTAN. Sit. The Methodist Youth Fellowship o' Kuantan will hold a Kirn and Food Fair at the Rflei hodisi (h Is S on .1 ii 12 at 3 p.m. This fair is to be held m aid ol Resettlement p md the Methodist Church Building Fund.
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    RECORD HISTORY, CHINESE TOLD
    257 5 RECORD HISTOR Y, CHINESE TOLD Standard Staff Correspondent ?*KNVN<,. Sat. Tlie desire to *<>c local Chinese l»»a«l*-r« record 1 social? political, cultural and rcenomii* history of tlw Chinese In Penang was rapreaeed Uy ilu* Deputy Secretaory f«»r <lliiii«"He Affairs, Vlr. r. Brewer, who mU be l«*a>inu; for Kuala 1 uiiijmm
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    FIVE MILES FOR WATER
    44 5 KUANTAN, Sit. B. a of the shortage. Gu have tn travel five miie.->- to Beserak to get their supply. The water supply usually im proves little at nights and all tht* stand-pipes are crowded with people waiting for their turn.
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    UNION OFFICIAL HITS AT DATO
    106 5 UNION OFFICIAL HITS AT DATO ENANG, Sat.— -Dato E. E. C. Thuraisingham deplores the i ol ugli words but he him-; self did a greater disservice to the cordial relationship between Government and its junior employees by iisinj a nastier term, 'exhibition of ingratitude,' remarked the Hon. General Secretary of
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    Taiping Has Parking Problem
    41 5 TAIPING, Sat.— Upright narkins? frames as a solution to the cle parking problem m i ping town have been «uxgested by Town Board councuMeanwhile, an experiraeni !s to be made with diagonal parking close to the pavements.
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    Farewell Party
    46 5 A FAREWELL tea party was ?ld at the MedicaJ And Health Club for Sister Carrol before her departure from Kurntan to the United Kingdom on long leave. Her place is bping taken by Sister ('hong Ah Foo, also or the Kuantan Distrid li pital.
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    Cheque By Contractor Was Dud
    212 5 PARIT BUNTAJt. Sat— Loo Le; Lin, ribed hil as a contractor, .'-^s recently sentenced to a di\ imp ison ment and fined Sl'Xi by Mr. B G. Smith, p esbde il ai the Sessions Court when he plea •■> guilty to a charge ot c
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    Prison For Padi Thief
    127 5 PAR IT BUXTAR. Sat Adnutting thsee previous convictions. Ramli bin Besir, (22 >. was .sentenced to 15 months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. B. G. Smith, President of the SesJ tf Court, when h e pleaded auilly to a charge of stealing 27 ganta igs of padi.
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    Party For The Gurkhas
    85 5 KUANTAN. Sat Member* of the Kuantan public jnd ol tke Kuan-tan Elecreauon dub j^ave <* party- last night to the officer.-, :«nd men of the 1 W Gurkha Rifles, at present, stationed wi Kuantan. The party was given as a token of appreciation for the S'
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    Five Justices
    52 5 ALOR STAR. Sat. The Sultan of Kedan haa jpp anted the following Justices l>r T 1e Peace on the occasion ol hi> birthday tomorrow: Tuan S; ed Jan A'ialiiee. Tuan Haji Mohd. Hacbiaa bin Sheikh Mydin. Mi. I.ml Tfnij K.vaiig. Tuan Haji Abdul Rah man and Mr. Lee
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    Sultan's Birthday
    50 5 TilK OFFICIAL re>br;(;u»n o' the birthday of the Sultan oi Pa tang will take place on July 1 at Prkjii. the roya] town oi The Standard understanas Hi I this year** celebration will be on a grand seal* and a Vfl V ;j!^e gathering is expected thw time.
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    45 6 photo. run shows sectk* M Ibe 551 Ghiaese men wornta and cluldi«i who J e^jj l" h irsr I hambw of ommerce to urge for help »ftei Iheii houses m Kalians Basin „r, n, V. «.m area were demolished by Sinjapore Improvement Trust laboureis.- Standard
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    START MILITARY ACADEMY IN MALAYA -GUARDIAN
    304 6 START MILITARY ACADEMY IN MALAYA -GUARDIAN MANCHESTER, J,,l y .">, (Reuter).— The liberal newspaper, the Manchester Guardian, today urged speed m lh«* establishment of language schools for British officers as weil as the eslaSlishmeiit of a local military academy m Malaya. In an editorial on the expansion of Malaya's local
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    On View Again
    41 6 THE PARLIAMENT and People Votes Exhibition will he on, show again at the Tiong Bahru Community Centre on July 1- and 13, when the Public Relations Mobile film unit will also show film? m connection with the exhibition.
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    SUB Goodwill Visit Planned
    151 6 A'L THi S S al General Meeting of c S ga] Harbour Board Si.» I As I •••■> held on July 3 at lh« Asition's rue nises, C« n1 the irini en Office bearers President— Sa asi- c Pn '<■ D Singh Wohd. Yusofl b. S
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    Students Debate Dancing
    112 6 Students Debate Dancing ONK HUNDRED and twfntv students attended the fourth annual conference for the Chinese junior and senior schools organised by the Chinese Young Men's Christian Association at the Chung llwa Girls' llij, r h School vpslerday. Mo»>t interesting item of the programme was the debate at which more
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    DRANK POISON
    19 6 CHAN Cbai Kong (61 >, was i •admitted to the General Hospital yesterday suffering from caustic Mida poisoning.
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    MacA Likely To Become Taft's Running Mate
    139 6 CHICAGO, July 4 Lt Gen. Albert Wedemeyer, retired, said today he thinks there is a "possibility" the Republicans may nominate Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur for the vice presidency as running mate of Senate Robert Taft. "I have the utmost confidence he would bring
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    Kulim Has 11-hr. Curfew
    89 6 A CURFEW has been imposed m the Kulim circle and Seradang District m the State of Kedah from June 30th until further notice. The curfew is from 7 p.m. and C a.m. The who 1 of the area from Kulim/Seradaug Road 13th mile to Banda Bahru.
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    Reds Slash Rubber Trees
    57 6 COMMUNIST terrorist slashed 41,000 rubber trees )r.sf month, according to the Emergency Information Services Fifteen lorries and .seven buses were burnt and two trains were derailed. There wire 23 surrenders m June. The highlight of the month 500 th terrorist casualty including killed, wounded and r-ip-tured,
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    TEMPLER'S ADC GETS ENGAGED
    74 6 THE engagement Us announced between Captain Alan Brooke Pemberton, Coldstream Guards. A.D.C. to the High Commissioner, a nd Mi ss Pamela Kirkland, younger daughter of the late Mr. William Alexander Smith and "Airs. Smith of River Avenue, Winnipeg Canada. The wed di tig will take place
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    84 6 photo. Market gardeners and squatter farmers of Singapore were grateful for the thousands of vegetable seed packets distributed last week by Mr. Aloysius Patrick Mozier of the Tnited States of America who has already distributed hundreds of thousands of such packets all over the world. Picture shows Mr. Mozier giving
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    23 6 photyt MX. Eiwyn Davies and Miss Valeric Pasqual. both of Royal Air Force. Soletar. were married at the Ciood Sheohcri Cathedral yesiercUur. Standard
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    Malayan Chinese Mission In HK
    59 6 HONGKONG July 5 rßeuterAAP) Mr. Ong Chin Seoag. wealthy Malayan iin mine owner and four other Chinese from Malaya arrived here yesterday from Taipei. They went to Formosa to pledge the loyalty of oversea! Chinese to Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek. The party is mafrtng b
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    Three' Cubs' Earn $100 In 1 Day
    96 6 Three Cubs' Earn $100 In 1 Day SINGAPORE SCOUTS I rned out. m full force to look for odd-jobs, yetterd; Of EloOUl -V'''s Wfi X The amount raised dm "he week li not known yet as Scouts* Headq ..•••tors have not received from the varii trid but the total is
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    Mr. Savage Bark
    33 6 THE DIREi'TOR of Civil Aviation. Mi A. W Savaftft, returned to S ngapon yesterday from -':f.i [fil to Hongkong. Oji the Emm Argoiuiui were Iff. and Ifn. Lofce Wan Tho.
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    Sailors Sought hewing Machines
    176 6 Standard Staff Reporter WELL OYKR a thousand rating* from four Indian frigates were on »*hore leave m Singapore uoirrdii) Many <»f lluin v*ent on a chopping »|irrr. Itiit it xsmi'i I souvenir! they vere after; thfiy v<iH lf »ewin|! itiaehino. One chopper explained that m India
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    March Ends Corps Week
    92 6 MUSLIM, Church of England and Roman Catholic members of R.A.S.C. Units In the Kuala Lumpur area will attend their respective religious service*. before a "March Past" at H.Q. Malaya, at which the G.O.C. Malaya, Major-General Sir Hußh StockweU i 1 1 take the salute. Occasion marks
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    Annual Meeting
    29 6 THE PAX-MALAY AX Annual General Meeting of the Alumni Association of King Edward VII College of Medicine will be held at K.iala .umpur August 2 to 4.
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      64 6 SliwAPO^^^ Picnic: American Association Picnic ai the Polo Grounds, Thomson Road. 2.30 to &00 p.m. Conference: Naval Bur Union's annual at Naval Base. High Mass: Pontifical at Good Shepherd Cathedral. Tea Party: UMNO, Singapore Branch, Flari Raya. Dinnt-r: (Hari Raya) Tan Tock Seng Hospital Muslim memUts' at Jubilee Restaurant 7
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      1763 7 Monty Polishes Ip His French; Ike A Film Star PARIS, Sat. 11l r. i.it p»wa against Charles i>e Gaulle. I ;ihr,\ that this sour, difficult, brilliant pollwill never again sec power m France. laced ..!.»lii(ni m his own Parliamentarj group, he the
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    It Costs Money To Save!
    1401 8 It Costs Money To Save! ot so i :is me mcd by ano 1 at the last thing I er the cirtceep my r s me that I i y be arrest* I <he Stai ite But U I c says. 1 >d eh;. nee of c up to as
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    1159 8  - You Can Mark My Paper... WILLIAM CONNOR By FOR twenty-five long years I've waited. For a quarter of a century I have yearned m vain for the moment that never comes. What moment'? I will tell you. it is the moment when 1 am asked a question. The challenge to
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    Work Has Double-Edged Purpose
    1029 9  -  WILLIS HALL Jhe British Council Friend Of Colonial Students 200 Scholarships Granted Yearly By Standard Staff Reporter K\ IKY war an increasing number of students are making ihr trip to the United Kingdom m onl< r lo rontinue their »iudit^. They tra\t*l not only from Malaya
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    French Archaeologist Has Plenty To Reveal
    914 9  - French Archaeologist Has Plenty To Reveal IVOR KRAAL By Standard Staff Reporter AIONSIEL'R Bernard Philippe Groslier is a brilliant young Frenchman whose life has been dedicated to digging up the glorious past of the country he was born m and knows best Indo-China. At the age of 28, this jseriousminded
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    The World's Most Misunderstood Dog
    896 10 U E confess thai until recently we numbered ourselves among those v. ho .<. i the bloodhound with d -id and distrust. We are here, of COUr» ;ng to the tenacious and silent-footed members of that brunch oi the police force who devote to the
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    16 Girls Can TaKe It, 100
    384 10 16 Girls Can TaKe It, 100 SIXTEEN but triumphant, (iris relaxed :n a Scottish rasUe m the Western :!.i;i:'v .it ihr weekend 1 iic\ w ere ..r. .ii.<': two weeks of livnis aud eating canoeing through driving rain, and i- :i^ days v p' in m i a nihiirii; over
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    CAN SWEDEN MAINTAIN NEUTRALITY?
    1093 10  - CAN SWEDEN MAINTAIN NEUTRALITY? Sebastian Haffner By N< IDENTS Kk»- ili«- shooting-down of an unarmed *»u«-.lish air-rescue plane by Russian fighters over iluh.«hir, following Hu- unexplained disappearance of a w >M,li«h transport plane *hirh bad crossed the Baltic «?nrin^ Russian naval manoeuvres, would m former limei h;«\» been regarded as
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    THE SECRET SIGNS OF A MILLION MEN
    1117 11  -  DOUGLAS HOWELL Freemmsomry has mimmyt excited t>n«t i t i, >/ hecmtie of the tecrecy that has yiii4nnuhil flus inorcmcttt. Hum m thr imhlication of a htntk itarknest »-il»l«* by the fin. W ml ton 11, nimh. ti Church of England Kfinisfer, i
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    46 11 •^■Londoners icere startled recently i<> se« EonwlMdy remarkablj like iam Rhakespcan inj; escorted down Lud^ate Hill, m the in.trt (if the Itj 1 1 1 plajrefs* 1 ten <m t** i r «<• 10 I. udfc.it* Gardens, where at luicli tim< cverj Mteodaj Shakespearean md musit m
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    WHAT IS THE TRUTH ABOUT THE FREEMASONS?
    1067 11 WHAT IS THE TRUTH ABOUT THE FREEMASONS? BRITISH Freemasons today tare a serious challenge. their ritual signs and code words jealously guarded for centuries are no longer secret. They have become public property as a result of a book written by one of Freemasonry s most persistent critics, the Rev.
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      Aviators Oppose New Alphabet System
      942 12 I HERE'S a minor revolt going on m a-ation circles even m Singapore ag-i nst the imposition of new alphabet for radio communic-iion. Pilots m Malaya don t it. Even to identify with Romeo, and with Juliet > of Id's n nous has been lima:
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    INTEREST IN NEW US CARS UNABATED
    1454 12 INTEREST m new American A cars is as great, if not greater, as ever before, for various reasons. M may be due to their wonderful tines, their riding luxury, their power or even the many new-fangled ideas that are being introduced to make driving
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      It's 'Frenchy'-But It's Fun!
      448 13 It's 'Frenchy '-But It's Fun! pRENCB film arr "Irenchy" t<j a degree. But "ClcKhprnerle" is daringly Frenchy. And, whether or not you are going to like it will depend largely upon just how much you can take. I jjivr you this warning with no malire aforethought. For you have it
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      THERE'S LESS CENSORSHIP NOW
      766 13 HEBE'S the besl bil of news you've heard In long while and it comes from the office of the Malayan Film Censor himself. The rate of banning, reports Mr. Jack Evans, h.t* gone down considerably dur- mg the last six monfhs. due mainly to changes m
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      399 13 rpHOSE of you who like A costume c ;r ..n;;iy set against the mysterious background of the desert, will probably get yuur fill m the Studio Misr's production of "Demaa I>l Sahr" "Blood On The Desert') when it has its All-Malayan fre:n:i" c .>.'. S Qiiti./s Theatre
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      140 13 Geylang Serai TODAY 4 SHOWS! 1 1 am 3.15, 6.15 <Sc 9.15 pni FEDERALQQ OPERATOR 7 7 A Repuhlic Serial m 1! CHAPTERS! EVERY SECOND A SPINK CHILLER THE ACE OF ALL G-MEN BATTLES DESPERATE CRIMINALS! 9nm n *****-HYUW flft^ TO DAY AT 11 AM I LASH GORDON" < Whole
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      372 13 Today's Radio Programmes SINGAPORE PENANG <ixi metre* a 41 metres) HtBß kltorvclei CM ntetres) 9 am Frogramrne Bnmmary; Programme Ssmmary; j'i." «iood Horning; 9.:f0 Musical Round P«»rre« Favourites; i" <>> < up; l'» a.m. News; lo.o.". intrrluWr from lo.oS Bundaj Serenade; u> ihr Hawaii; Ki.::o Latin America <>>' ih*- Hdventnres
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    447 14 t think i the prac- i>'. ■<> face as 1 proach marriag< De- lave to be made my number of ma;' v. tv will live is an urgeni matter er e when there b i housing tage How d |oes ist to get h r- 1 estion thai
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    FACTS OF LIFE AND LOVE FOR TEENAGERS
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    101 14 ITALIAN movif star Gina 1 l.ollohrigida. 24, has brow 11 2 eyf*i long" lashes and a 2 mole that shows when she (rears a low-cut gown. In < Hollywood, shapely Gin ,\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\v\w\\v>^\*\J wife of an Italian doctor wj* afferrsl i;il>ulous J <onlr.i<!< by ilw man mlio C
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    141 14 Bachelors To Be 'On Sale' \M RIC t'S II rt husband m irkd will oe aptntd this month. «t Bt Hv Tips hi re. Spinsters a'.e being m- I to inspect and bid foi d^> c lors. who "-'ill be paraded m carts "like livestock/ The .market is being organised
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    78 14 BABY'S first botfcfl m tliff 1 a i i \j fub are rrmpft j/o« follow this procedure uctftfl only au r'-rH c/ »<?(!' En rhe tub, MMtfl hnu ptormftfMij at th€ dram e>f(f of ihe lub. W'tert he's read]/ /or r;ujsi'Jo. ?(io,v h?'m to u;te opposite md where
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    Alicia Hart Discusses Womanly Figure
    624 15  -  ALICIA HART By Exercises tan Mould Natural Curves To acquire a rounded bust, wasp waist and smoothly curved hipline, this young woman devotos herself to helpful exercises. To minimize her midriff, she chooses a sideswinging routine (left) m which correct body position plays an important
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    226 15 f r;!i- RE t- o! m A creasing «i;e thrit few women escape that r:.<dually thinning lips, 'iliis 's not within itself, h calamity. J' i what Ifl done about it that's I ten disastrous There's the do-noi!iing school of thought
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    919 16  -  HARRY FRANKLIN By \!\!>KM> Saturday. j 111 R| i- Yankee Iron Brooklyn *iill killing bulls m Mexico, ami an IrMk giri From Peru ivlra r»- i-iiih followed a tJUTCCf ••> ibe bwU-rinjga «»i Spain and J'mi i j -i I. Now ilitr»' arc iv\i»
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    Chinese In S-E Asia Backs Chiang
    446 16 Chinese In S -E Asia Backs Chiang (AP I m S md Chiang Kai- s to wrest the 1 nland from the Communists, a high the Overseas Affairs n toda S chief iated Press the a I 60 percent: and, Indone < I H«i T" at least B*' 1 Philippines
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    KILL THIS RUMOUR!
    826 16 The Picture That Started People Talking r rHE gossips are at it again. Hot tip from the French Riviera is that Princess Margaret is to marry Prince Nicholas of Yugoslavia. Nov.' the man who has sent this rumour round the world is New York columnist Walter Winchei'.
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    Nee Soon Garrison Sportlight
    1425 18 Nee Soon Garrison Sportlight rpHE Army Pay hps id I. s.velterir.u v.vr er for ther annual sports meeting a I no wonder records were not broken, It wa a meeting that i a pleasant atmosphe c. a diy to sit back and eat ice cream and drink cool drinks, still,
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    Joyce Deans 11.8 Was Fastest Time Recorded
    711 18  -  MERCURY i By i nga etic >> ions ay, trity are Setting a tl a will j 1 si id July h. 1 •a for 1 i 1 es the s ib- |ht 01 I. As the but be g ie gapors >
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    RAF TENNIS, YACHTING AND CYCLING
    953 18  - RAF TENNIS, YACHTING AND CYCLING ROGER By IN THE return {natch with the Army at t' M .c Fairy Point Courts, Changi. the Royal Air Force Malaya team defeated the Army by three matches to two. As I pointed out recently it would be difficult to forecast the result and
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    25 18 i laitsb* Drobay is seei m Nay duriag the 1 1 M.iiui of t mea*s sbigles ana n^t Lewis Hoad ol iralia whom he beat.
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    Boxers From 50 Nations At Helsinki Games
    372 18 Boxers From 50 Nations At Helsinki Games HELSINKI— (UP):— Finland has carefully prepared the organization of the Olympic boxing competition m which 350 boxers from 50 nations are expected to' participate, thus promising one of the most interesting competitions m Wie history of the Olympics. The boxing event will open
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    MONA'S KUDA UPSETS FOR £136
    1612 19  -  WINDSOR LAD rrank b tannery Gets Three Wins To Start By KiS SWEEP First Pn/, No *****5— > $i;i <«>nd f'nz/. No 2<.'miM KT7.474 Third Pri7** No v;u Sis 597. ■>:arters f 54.8.') i r.n h>: 2*6135, *****7. 4(r *****5, ?!i.{ < >:'.4, ;'»n4, 115t57,
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    MALACCA COLLAPSE
    219 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Spectators at the Malacca Seiangor cricket match were surprised when the captain of [he home !eam appealed tgainsi tht light to umpires it 6 p.m. Those m the club •oAld set' the ball clearly. Seiangor won the toss and seal .Ma:.. :ca m to bat
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      1. Photo Finish Win
      162 19 Sporting P:.ik. Canoe and Tan:ti began best but was closely followed bv Aiim;:al, ftnnton. Gay T:«. Slo.-ui Kjfia. Gaiway Greer With W;ndy Island and Jo Jo iiowly a-.vay On settling down and passing the five. Canoe had h:t the front followed by B.unton, Admiral, S.xjrt::)g P.nk.
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      2. Proctor Held On
      132 19 Honou: bright was HBartly away then the Meld was se-it otf tu ai even stait. followed by Proctor, M:ss Coy. Survstream with Bottletou a < i Brigadier in the rear. Bonourbrlghi was two lengths ciear of Proctor a: the top of ine tarn, w:th Sunsrream. BottleTop
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      3. Bunga At The End
      113 19 Winagain dashed :iio barrier as the field came i:iier the ltarter'9 onie:*. However. when they wece icni on WinagBlll was rjuirkly avkjy followed bj •".::cte:s Pn ice with Dinar. Bunga, R.uiio a tiat, Hajulab Sincapura and Kaistr:ie close behind. Dinar !ed round the ben<l w.'h
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      4. Survives Objection
      151 19 Sent off to 2 good 5tart. .Matinee m first iu show up followed close!] by Charlemagne, Flame of the Forest a;id Red Wo'.f Passing th€ six, Goring h«ul jjone to tbe !pad tttmi Flame oi thfl Fo:est w'b Charlemaone. }la*t' ck, Brttish y;lm. Red Wolf, o<ea-.i Snare.
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      5. Billdaw All The Way
      117 19 Billdaw was smartly away when the field was sent off to a good start closely followed by Sporting Gesture. Cherry L::i^ f Gay Co-ed. Majestic Scholar with Best Be;s leading the rest. 0.1 settlii g down Sporting Gestuie wont to the front Billdaw, Best Bet.
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      6. Acceber's Race
      83 19 o!T to a .ead followed by g th< iils with Eniertain- iri(] The Bosun leading the Jhe field. At the back Acceber wen: to the lead ed by Curlew with C, Individuality. The Bosun, F::iteiu<;:nnent prominently olaccd. Gambar Melayu .was last. A was firsi into zM owed
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      7. Sweet Maisie Faded
      134 19 Sweet Maisie was sma I B t o the field was sent off to a very tjood start u:)d was followed by R.ve: Palm! N» Look, V sco ria Gama and Ambassador with the rest of the field bunched behind. B leford w.ts :n the rear.
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      8. Last Furlong Race
      148 19 B locular and DRB H were Slowly uway when the Reid was sen: oil to a «ooi! start. Bircb>.T(>\e jumped into the lead followed (>v Northern Circu;1 with Ondine moving up last on the ouisule with Alnhonsus, Barrow Boy and Regmar bringing up the rest c>
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      9. Malekzadeh Tries
      249 19 P:rca us began best from B G il with Rebuke, M.dekzadeh. Twelfth of August, Honolulu leading u ;hc rest of >.e field bjiched together \v;ih Snapdragon in the rear Approaching the back stretch P:reau« showed the way to Rebuke. Birthday Gift and Malekzadeh. A* the tojp of
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      416 19 NUlilt IiTcEYLOI FEDERATION i OF MALAYA. BCtcbf given 'hat .v ouaJ Genera] f the ley) n Federa- be bdd on [982 a! I Jy.rn Hail. v I ieneral j on 6 f h c and ;r!opt I Statements I I <V) 51. onaldei and (11 pass the Draf) B. f
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      353 19 SINGAPORE SOCCER Representative match Indian .Varal Squadron v. Indo-Ma'iays at Jalan Besar, SAFA League: Kota Raja 'A' v. Star Soccerites at St. Georges Road; Police v. Indians RC "A' at Thomson Road. Watt Throw In competition: REME, SRC, Fnthul Kanb, Amicable .s. Tigers, and Chinese Athletic, Jalan Besar 4. It
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      24 19 men 'juti:.- the ;ip;ii esorts m Malaya: OOAY: AM. P.M. Singapore 11^7 HI" Port Dickson t».0«» 6.46 Fort Sham s :>? SJifl Ptn^ng 12Ji7 1i.32
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    LITTLE 'MO' WINS EASILY
    460 20 Aussies Take Doubles LONDON, July 5, (Renter). Miss Maureen Connolly at the a^e of 17 today became the youngest Wimbledon singles lawn tennis champion of the century. She outsteadied her doubles partner, Miss Louise Brough, three times Wimble<ion champion, t<» win the all-California final by 7-5
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    Kedah Surprise Perak
    219 20 Kedah Surprise Perak IPOH. Sat.— Kedah sur prised Perak by winning two goal* to one m a Malay soccer match played at Ipoh today. It was their superior forward line whose teamwork Perak did not have that won the day. In fine weather 5.000 Perak fans cheered m vain for
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    Selangor Win With Only Goal
    115 20 Selangor Win With Only Goal PENANG. Sat. Playing without four regular stalwarts, who stood down because of injuries. Penang went down to Selangor by a solitary yoal m a Malaya Cup soccer tit* before a 3.000 crowd on the Victoria Green today. It was a hotly disputed goal which brought
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    Kranji Beat Chinese Ath.
    123 20 PLAYIXG a fast and thrilling game. Royal Navy Kranji scored a narrow win over the Chinese Athletics 'A' by two goals to on c m a SAFA Div 2 league soccer match played at the Gey!ang Stadium yesterday. Royal Navy Kranji led two nil at half
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    NASH-HEALY AT LE MANS
    123 20 LE MANS. FRANCE.—Nash- Healey sports car took first place m their class and third imong aU entries m the 19th. annual Le Mans 24 hours j "Grand Prix d'Endurance" Sports enr r^ce. Fifty ei^ht cars started the gruelling race and 17 finished. i Tt^e Nash Heaiey
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    Teachers Break Records
    386 20 Seven records were broken at i the Teachers Training College annual sports at the Victoria School ground yesterday. Frisby Hall won the team championship with 124 {Joints. The runners-up were Young Hall 52 pi lints. Tan Eng Yoon, the Malayan sprint champion won the individual championship trophy.
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    Siong BOO AA
    41 20 SIONG 800 Athletic Association, one of the old^t sports organisations m Singapore, will celebrate its 26th anniversary at its premise* at No. 30-C Church Street tomorrow, A feJMieral tnet*tin? of the A%sooi:«ti^u will b«? beid pt 4 p.m.
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    Negri Fail With Weak Forwards
    321 20 COMBINED SERVICES beat Xe?ri Sembilan 2-0 in a Southern section Malaya Cup match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Negri's weak attack was their downfall. It was a poor exhibition of forward play. Much was expected from the Services, a leading side m the Malaya Cup
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    ARMY TRIAL
    25 20 A RK>II\ rider carefully scans a downhill section he lia.s to negotiate >v the Army motoeyde trials lield at Kluang during the weekend.
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    RAF TRAIL lIS FIRST INNINGS
    363 20 SKA Cricket Final SINGAPORE Police obtained a 72-ruo lead over Royal Air Force when fii>i innings play >M*r«* completed m the Singapore Griekel Association senior league final played on ilir SCC padang yesterday. Batting first, tin* airmen »«'r«' dismissed for I<>7 runs. Vellupillai and M.
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    Big Entry For Today's Speed Trial
    163 20 A LAST minute rush of Federation entrants has to swell the already bi g entry for the Singapore Motor Club's special half mile speed trial at Lim Chu Kang Road, organised to raise funds for the families of the three sped i Volunteer Constables
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