Sunday Standard, 25 July 1955

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    13 1 Singapore TIGER Standard 1 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 25, 1953 12 PAGES IS CENTS
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    Lock icon Marshall And MacDonald To ine Tonight
    250 1 Marshall And Ma cDonald To ine Tonight )t tani Talk' On Menu mm- of Singapore will be J tht .wninissioner-General to South- M .(Donald, and Singapore's I Marshall. H Marshall yesterday, who H MacDonald and discuss H importance matters" He denied a report made In i English newspaper that -hush
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    Lock icon SUMMIT TALKS END IN HARMONY
    372 1 SUMMIT TALKS END IN HARMONY All Give Vl ay Threat To Peace Lessens GENEVA, July 24, (UP) The Big Four leaders wound up their historic summit conference tonight with full agreement on continued cold war talks and a firm expression of hope by President Eisenhower that they had lessened "the
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    Lock icon FRIENDLY FOUR
    83 1 PRESIDENT Eisenhower of America, second from left, shows something of interest to Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin as the Big Four Power leaders sit in front of the Palais des Nations before a '^ummit' meeting at Geneva. Right is Sir Anthony Eden, British Premier, and beside him M. Edgar
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    Lock icon 'Allies Have Not Let Us Down'—West Germans
    275 1 'Allies Have Not Let Us Down'— West Germans A TRIUMPH TO WESTERN UNITY GENEVA, July 24, (Reuter) A West German spokesman said today that in the Geneva conference West Germany's new alliance with the West had passed its first major test with flying colours. The three Western allies in his
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    76 1 MINUTES before the Royal Inter-Ocean Lines ship. Tjiwangi. sailed for China yesterday, a group of Singapore police officers boarded the ship and detained a 16-year-old girl, Lau Hie Liow. Lau. The Standard understands, is wanted for questioning by the Muar police who are investigating the theft
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    Lock icon A Hero's Welcome Awaits Ike
    69 1 A Hero's Welcome Awaits Ike WASHINGTON. July 24 fßeuten President Eisenhower returns home today alter what he describes as "on the whole a good week" at Geneva to find a hero's welcome awaiting him. White House officials said they expected a big tournout of private citizens, congressional leaders the entire
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    Lock icon There Ain't Gonna Be No War
    96 1 There Ain't Gonna Be No War LONDON July 24, (Reuter) British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Harold MacMillan. was in a jovial mood at a Press conference after his return from Geneva here today. Said he to the pressmen: "There ain't gonna be no war." This conclusion, Mr. MacMillan said. was based
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    Lock icon KASHMIR PEAK SCALED
    69 1 KARACHI. July 24 <AP> A West German expedition has conquered a 23.156-foot peak in the Karakoram range in northern Kashmir, radio Pakistan reported. The peak, pyramid— known locally as Gnenism Ghish. was climbed by Eduard Rainhard. Rainer, Diepen and Jochen Tietze on July 5, said a report
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    Lock icon Refugee Party Drops Out
    33 1 BONN, Germany. July 24 (A P) The dissension-rid-dled refugee party (BHE) dropped out of Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's Government on Saturday night It has ranked third in the fourparty Coalition^
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    Lock icon Bulganin Flies Back Home
    37 1 GENEVA, July 24 (Reuter) Marshal Nikolai Bulganin. the Soviet Prime Minister, left here by air this morning with the Soviet delegation for Moscow, after attending the Big Four "Summit" conference which ended yesterday.
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    96 1 Treasure Hunt Fever Revives TOBERMORY. Scotland. July 24 (Reuter) Treasure fever soared in this fishing village when salvage experts believed they had at last discovered the sea grave of a Spanish Armada galleon which sank here nearly 400 years ago, laden with doubloons and a king's crown. Tourists have moved
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    26 1 ROME. July 24 (Reuter) Pope Pius XII today received Mrs. Clare Luce Boothe American Ambassador to Italy, in a private audience lasting 15 minutes.
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    26 1 THREE persons were killed and 116 injured in a series of widely scattered train and bus accidents over the weekend in Tokyo yesterday.— —UP.
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    Lock icon QUEEN CLAMPS A CURB ON THE DUKE
    158 1 LONDON. July 24 <AP> The Queen moved on Sunday to curb fast-driving by the young Duke of Kent. She has reportedly ordered an army instructor to accompany her cousin whenever he goes out in a car to keep watch, though the 19-year-old Duke
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    175 1 Union Appeals To Governor THE Singapore Government Workers Union will appeal to the Governor, Sir Robert Black, to reinstate two employees of the Prisons Department. I An emergency meeting of 62 delegates from the Union's ten branches made this decision after an assurance by the
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    83 2 .TOHORE BAHRU. Sun. After a motor car accident Mr. \V. J. King. DSP and his driver Arumugam had to break through the windscreen to get out. Mr. King stated this in eviden c e against Arumugam charged with negligent driving in the Magistrate's Court Mr. King said
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    265 2 Big Federation Rubber Swindle KLANG Sun. An organized squad of swindlers are getting, away with thousands of dollars worth of rubber from hundreds of estates around here, The Standard learned yesterday. Though many of the racketeers have gone to jail. the "squad" is
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    169 2 New Turn In Peron Crisis BUENOS AIRES. July 24 (Reuter) The Argentine political situation ha s taken a new turn with the sudden departure by air on Friday for the naval base of Puerto Belgrano of the Minister of the Army, General Franklin Lucero the army leader who took charge
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    159 2 Villages To Form War Executive Committee IPOH, Sun.— To ensure that the maximum effort is directed towards the security of new villages, headmen from new villages in the Ulu Kinta area will meet some time next month to form a War Executive Committee of their own. The Standard learned today.
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    Lock icon Bank Clerks Urge Probe On Working Conditions
    303 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. More than 100 bank clerks from Penang, Perak, Selangor, Negri Sembilan, Malacca and Johore met in Kuala Lumpur today and decided unanimously to caU upon the Labour Department to examine the working conditions of Malayan banks. r~ They were potential
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    47 2 IPOH. Sun.- The poop: Kampong Java wore told by Mr. W.E. Balasingam. Ind- pondent candidate lor tlu Ipoh and Monglembu cur. tuency. at an election rally last night that no rich man could ever servo their EMM better than a poor man.
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    Lock icon Trisha Rider Beaten Up
    35 2 A 34 -YEAR -OLD tr. rider. Wong Lev §00, treated as an out-patnr the General Hospital day afternoon after h< assaulted by four men earn in the day at Balestier Road.
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    56 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Good entertainment was provided jast night by the English College Dramatic Group's presentation of John Drinkwater's ■'X-O" and Laurence Binyon's "Sophro the Wise" to a large audience at the new Assembly Hall. The school orchestra under the direction of Mr Lim Teck Siang
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    Lock icon Fare Stabs Taxi Driver
    67 2 A SINGAPORE taxi driver. Chong Geok Kim. 2f>. was stabbed when he resisted a passenger, who attempted to rob him at Paya Lebar Road, yesterday. The passenger, described as a Malay, boarded the taxi at Bcncoolen Street and directed the driver to proceed to Paya Lcbar.
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    167 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— The Sinwa Rubber Shoe Factory here will reopen tomorrow. This means the 250 workers of the factory who have been idle since it closed down on July 18, will get back their jobs The Management previously complained of "go slow"' by
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    68 2 Girl, 13, Says She Was Raped A H- YEAR-OLD girl was alleged to have been raped by two eiderly men three days ago. The offence was said to have been committed at the Mandai Reservoir where she had oeen taken by the two men. The incident was reported to the
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    Lock icon Farewell To Mrs. Valpy
    94 2 MEMBERS of the Red Cross Society entertained Mrs. Valpy. wife of the Commandant, Police College, Kuala Kubu Bharu. to a farewell party at the Rest House recently. Mrs. Chin la seen (above) presenting a take with "bon voyage" in icing on it to Mrs. Valpy Others
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    58 2 TAIPEI. July 24 (Reuter) Twentynine crew members of the Russian tanker. Tuapse. are leaving Formosa for home via Hongkong next Tuesday aboard a chartered plane after 13 months' detention here. A group of foreign correspondents is due to leave for Kaohsiung. Southern Formosa, tonight to interview
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    312 2 TAN WINDS UP CAMPAIGN WITH BROADS SIDE AT KIALA LIMPIK. Sun Uin tions campaign. Mr. Tan Tuan Boon for Kuala Lumpur Barat this n( n n against "merely changing w ur j^J a parting: broadside at the I M\u\] M The Alliance, e sociation. he said, was tical opportunists and
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    93 2 THE ex-Services' Association of Malaya is planning to start a Johore branch for the benefit of ex-Servicemen and women living on the State. llie objects of the association are to keep alive the comradeship engendered during the two World Wars, and to safeguard the interests of those who served
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    99 2 PENANG. Sun MajorGenera: P. St. Clair-Ford. GOC of the First Federation Division, opened the headquarters of the Federation of Malaya Volunteer Reconnaissance Corps at Pee 1 Avenue here yesterday. Addressing the special parade drawn up outride the new building he said: "You all know how
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    70 2 HONGKONG. July 24. <Reuten— General Sir Charles F.Loewen. Commander inChief, British Far East Land Forces, arrived here by air today from Singapore on a regular quarterly inspection tour. Gen. Locwcn accompanied by his wife and three other senior army officers told reporters that the terrorists situation in
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    Lock icon Final Bid To Gain Votes
    61 2 TEL AVIV. July 24 <Reuten Thoroughout Israel yesterday, hundreds of orators thundered through loudspeakers in a final attempt to win support among the million strong electorate which goes to the polls on Tuesday to elect Israel's Third Legislature. History and its interpretation has turned out
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    52 2 ALOR STAR, Sun. Ahmad bin Abdullah. I secretary of Penis Mill* Society, was ye.>!orday tenrcd by Mr Juftice nine months' jail for crimina breach of trust of %*M* tween June and Octo 1 year. Wan Ahmad had been quitted and discharged by I Session! Court on April this charge
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    Lock icon Natural Immunity Keeps Singapore Healthy
    455 3 Natural Immunity Keeps Singapore Healthy MEDICAL OFFICER EXPLAINS cf«nH«rH rJ^lj? i > *>"•!* up through the ages by the low I > t it V9 f P^P^inthe East, is one of the main factors W C o"; factm-? 9 wl? °f C ne u of fhe cities in South-east Asia.
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    82 3 'Co-operate To End Pay Disparity' .PENANG. Sun. Chinese n v.mkers received only hall as much Day as Indian rken in r Bukit Mertaiam ur company. Mr. A. S. ngavelu. secretary of the r workers union, said topointed out that if the inesc workers would cowith the union, the ,:non would
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    72 3 I :UALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Df evidence at the In- on Saturday, into the ith of a newly born baby ind flouting in a stream. Dr Ranjit Singh, the Medical told the 'Coroner. '.an Shah, the child 24 to hours before the -mortem and its death ias
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    16 3 THE next Singapore Assizes opens at the Supreme Court j on Wednesday. Aug. 3.
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    77 3 in the Penans Island a nstltaency. The Alliance here stagpd .m election procession, consi of decorated buses ing musical parties and Isj* akers. Mr Abidin told the people the main object of the nee was self-government. and they would obtain that object through elections. At Tanjong Tokong, Mr. Cheah
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    160 3 Workers Won't Take Their Pay Packets If... PENANG, Sun. Members of the Government Hospital Junior Employees' Union. Penang and Province Wellesley, have decided not to accept their salaries if the Medical Department deducts electricity charges of their quarters. This decision was reached at an emergency general meeting here. The Union
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    98 3 Need For Libraries Is Stressed IPOH. Sun— The secretary of the Malayan Public Library Association. Mr T. K. Wen of Kuala Lumpur, criticised Government for not doing enough for the development of the Chinese culture and language. He was addressing a gathering at the opening of the Perak branch of
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    30 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Tions; Piak Puay, «n carpenter. was lined SI SO in the Sessions Court. Kota Tinggi. today for possession of six packets of l ohandu.
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    54 3 MR. and Mrs. Bernard E. V. Alphonso pictured after their marriage at the St. John's Church. Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. The bride is the former Miss Evelyn R D N right. The groom is on the staff of the Post Office Savings Bank, HQ.— Standard photo
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    161 3 SHOULD Christians take part in politics? Six speakers drawn from the Teluk Ayer Methodist Youth Fellowship and the Fairfield Methodist Youth Fellowship bounced the question between them with heat and eloquence and came out even. Members of the Floor, however, spoke overwhelmingly in favour of Christians
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    92 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council decided today to reter to a special committee its new sewerage and drainage bylaws ior 1955 The new b^-laws covering "27 pa^os lay down conditions which must be met bv property owners desirous of installing waterborne sewage system to their
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    212 4 THE "going away" dress worn by Hollywood actress Mamie Van Dorcn, shown here signing autograph books for "Miss Canada" (left) and "Miss England," swung cameras right off the "Miss Universe" contestants during a party given the contestants by Universal International UNDER water at the Miami Seaquarium to
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    641 5 How it's the COIFFURE that woos them. HAIR STYLES [f I FOR 1 PERSONALITY I m I Soutb-East London I spoke To five customers aged bptwccfl 19 and 2Y i;OL*R out of the five taid 1 they visited the shop rec time, a week at an rase rost of 6s.
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    360 5 FLIES IN AND OUT— ANYWHERE AH) airi-raft specifically designed to operate under extreme]}) rugged conditions in isolated parts of the world has just made its maiden flight. It is the Prestwick twin-engined Pioneer, a versatile, economic machine capable of being used in the dual roles of either a small feeder-airliner
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    601 5  - Even Husbands Propose To Zena Donald Zec by They Will Sweep The Floor Polish Her Teeth Do The Washing LONDON. ONE evening not long ago Terence Brome. a tall. 4,'Kvear-old rubber *tamp maker, of Chigwell. Essex, wrote a love letter to Zena Marshall. So did Bert of Wigan, Ed from
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    426 5 NEW YORK. IF your bey friend keeps 1 (harifcinß jobs —do not trust him, gentle maiden! Tnis i. the advice of Chicago f amily counselor Samuel Kling. who has been dra ving up a sort of litmus test lor love to show girls whether
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    939 6 Ask The People AFTER having deflated the balloons of emotion from last Friday's speeches made by the Chief Minister and certain Assemblymen, we feel that their claims to have the people behind them in whatever they do or propose to do should be put under the microscope
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    1359 6  - The Meaning Of Apartheid Cyril Dunn A\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\« I By I I Johannesburg, ONE of the difficulties facing anyone who tries to understand what is going on in South Africa is that none of the really operative words has an agreed meaning. Even "South African" is given several different interpretations and
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    178 6 Sir. I want to warn "Disgusted" not to point an accusing finger at the Scout Headquarters being used as a "dance hall" till he gets concrete facts about the whole matter. As Headquarters Commissioner. I want to make it clear that the hall is given to Scouts
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    376 6 OLD SCHOOL TIE IN EDEN'S CABINET LOXDOX. A NON-POUTICAL criticism which has been made by the Socialists of Sir Anthony Eden's Conservative cabinet is that it is composed almost entirely from men who were educated at Britain's exclusive public schools Of the cabinet of 18. ten, including the Prime Minister
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    411 6 We the PEOPLE BEWARE OF THE VOTE CA TCHERS Sir,— l came to Malaya on the 9th April 1909 when 1 was 20 years of age and have never stepped out of it until today. The election campaign as conducted by the nominated candidates of the parties gives me some
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    177 6 Sir: The practice of family planning by the use of contraceptives and similar means as advocated by the F.P.A. is contrary to tjie religious teaching not of Roman Catholics only. but of other Christian Sects and of Muslims, Buddhists, and Hindus. The Eurasian Catholics are outnumbered
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    74 6 "IT is the machinery of x power that is getting out of sane control. Lost in its elaboration even some men of goodwill begin to forget the essential humanity this machinery should be serving. They are now so busy testing, analysing and reporting on the bath water that they
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    156 6 We Need Better Living Wages Sir; Permit me to express the views of general public in regard to family planning, as matter is to be brought up for discussion in I coming Assembly Meet whether public funds she be used for that purpose. I remember. Mr. T.P F NcXeiee. said
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    35 7 2 r rir •<h,,l Ctn i tally. rocket propelled Mipersonic Terrier, designed to search out and destroy itt.irking aircraft, is said be deadlier and to have trtatei range than the anti-aircraft guns. \P photo.
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    636 7 CAMPBELL HITS 200 M.P.H. AND CRACKS THE 'WATER BARRIER' "ERE i* jet speedboat ace 1t,,,,,,!.! r t■» story, written for the United £L C I "'"l' M I /{/,/^fcirrf inlo "*i,e unknown" hi' i I ""7" > INT MM* barrier onSaZda^"", A 2 mil cMd ta agony from ZST^ C
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    96 7 MOSCOW. July 24. (Reu- Mr Anastas I. Mikoyan. rst Deputy Premier of the Union, said yesterday p^d Britain would keep rreements with Egypt U soon "there will not »rt-ign soldiers in itise they have their own." ng to reporters at a nal Day
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    72 7 UTHAMPTON. July 24. •.—A small airliner on v from Cardiff to Paris six British holiday- crashed in a dense ol the new forest near .i...ige of Fritham. Hamp- :d:v. I t m killed and all passengers injured. .Ane banked as if try- ..tnd in the main draftbut
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    51 7 TURIN. Julj 24. <Reuter> vannl Piperno. a retired mi received an anonyletter saying "thank v much for the many we found in your box." He ru>hed to the bathroom '.d found the safe hidden r.ind a mirror empty. The >n jewels were worth M.UOO lire (about
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    33 7 VESTERDAV was the Soviet Day. Talks on the navy's were given in many ind mass sports conv.»'re held throughout Sn\: I Union, according Soviet news agency s, quoted by Reuter.
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    246 7 Eden, Molotov Confer On Vietnam Position GENEVA. July 24, (IP)— British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden met with Soviet Foreign Minister V.M. Molotov last night over the critical Indo-China situation brought on by the Saigon riots and South Vietnam's failure to enter elections talks with the Communists. The two halves
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    90 7 GLASGOW. July 24. *Reuter> Scots were told hero last night that they were "in many ways like the Russians" by Mr. I.A. Benediktov. Soviet Minister of State Farms. Mr. Benediktov. leader of a Russian agricultural delegation now visiting Britain, was speaking at a vodka party
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    83 7 PARIS. July 24. (Reuter) Christian Dior. Paris fashion dictator. Is to take six of his most beautiful mannequins to Paris University on Aug. 3 to illustrate the first fashion lecture ever heard there. M. Dior said he would tell the story of postwar fashion from the
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    32 7 COMMODORE Jose V. Francisco, Philippine navy chiel. •said yesterday a Russian tanker was sighted by a Philippine naval patrol ship off Sarangani Island in Southern Philippines on Tuesday.— UP.
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    28 7 THE Indian Airline s corporation has placed orders lor five British Viscount turboprop airliners. The viscounts will be delivered in the latter half of 1957.— Reuter.
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    107 7 LONDON, Ontario. July 24. <AP> Representatives of Moslem societies throughout North America urged yesterday that the United Nations take immediate action to end 'the human tragedy" involving 842.000 Arab refugees from Palestine. A resolution approved by the Moslem convention here said the plight of
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    115 7 Red China Reminded Of Her Debts COLOMBO. July 24. <UP> Red China's indebtedness to Ceylon under the rubber and rice pact between the two countries had increased from 24,000.000 rupees at the beginning of this year to 40.--000.000 rupees at the end of June, the government announced yesterday. A reminder
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    30 7 MOSCOW. July 24, (AP) The Lord Mayor of London. Sir Eymour Howard, said yesterday he has asked Moscow's Mayor Mikhail Yasnov to visit London in October.
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    42 7 KARACHI, July 24, (Reuter) Professor Ardito Desio. 58. who led the successful Italian expedition last year on its assault of K-2. the second highest mountain in the world, left Karachi yesterday to continue a geological survey of the Karakorum Range.
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    169 7 LONDON. July 24. (Reuter) Two senior officers of the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst visited the 19--year-old Duke of Kent before his discharge from hospital after his third car crash, the Sunday Pictorial reported today. The newspaper, said the officers spent half an
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    229 7 Army Wins Out In Indonesia Cabinet Crisis JAKARTA, July 24, (UP) Prime Minister All Sastroamidjojo told Indonesia's provisional parliament last night that his Cabinet was resigning because it could no longer assert constitutional authority over the army. In his final statement to parliament as Prime Minister, Sastroamidjojo traced the development
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    28 7 NEARLY 250.000 children crowded into the Eucharistic Congress Plaza in Rio De Janeiro, yesterday to take Communion offered for the "salvation of the whole world."— AP.
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    148 7 THAILAND TO GET FIRST JETS TOKYO. July 24. (UP)-The United States next xeek will give Thailand one of the partners in the SEATO pact against Communist aggression, its first jet aircraft. The U.S. Far East Air Forces said yesterday six U S. T-33 jet trainers will be turned over to
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    117 7 CAIRO. July 24. <UP) A German was killed and two Italians wounded yesterday as French Foreign Legion guards at Suez harbour foiled an attempted mass desertion, according to reports reaching here. The legionnaires jumped into the water from a Sw< dish ship anchored in the
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    99 7 COLOMBO, July 24. <AP)An assize court in Ratnapura, southwest Ceylon, has sentenced six members of a family to die for murder. Iyer Thever. his first wife. two of his brothers, his uncle and his aunt were condemned on Friday for killing Thever's second
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    267 9 AF I ER the Singapore Copra Association was formed and started functioning from January Ist of this year it was, without any undue optimism, hoped and generally expected that sounder basis for trading on our local copra market would meet with more interest and encouragement from oversea
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    41 9 IRON ore is mined by modern methods y illustrated in this picture which is taken in the New Territories, of Kowloon. Almost all the iron ore from Malayan mines similar to the one above are shipped to Japan.
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    250 9 THE possibility of a world shortage of between 150.000 tons 200.000 tons of natural rubber during the current year is indicated hi the latest Rubber Study Group figures. In the first live months of this year excess of consumption over production was estimated at 77.000
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    196 9 WASHINGTON. July 24. (AP)— The U.S. Agriculture Department said recently international rice trade in the 1954 crop year totalled 10.1 billion pounds, an increase of three per cent over the preceding year but still below the postwar record of 11 billion 300
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    103 9 WELDERS' masks are being supplied all over the world by a leurlins: British firm of pianoforte manufacturers, who.^e managing director turned his attention some time ago to the problem of improving the conventional type of mask. In the latter the welder Is "blind" until he strikes
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    255 9 RISIXG production and income continue to mark the economy of the United States, thus assuring a good market for farm products. The nation's factories and I mines have increased their j output slightly above the peak reached in 1953. Employment has picked up more than
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    130 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The rubber price had averaged $1.20 a pound this month and so. estate employers and plantation union representatives are to meet next Thursday to prepare wage tables for the price zone above SI. Their present agreementdrafted during the 'slump' last year— provided
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    137 9 U.S. Govt. To Sell GRS Plant WASHINTON, July 24. The U.S. House of Representatives yesterday passed legislation authorising the government to sell its rubber plant at Instill te. West Virginia, to private industry. The Senate passed a similar measure recently. Imperial Commodities Corp.. a Dutch-controlled New York firm, wants to
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    540 9 Singapore Crisis Affects Shares Mart TINS ARE FIRM IN recent weeks it has been patent to all who study share lists that but for the series of crises which have been inflicted on the Colony the whole list <»1 Singapore industrials must have stood higher, having regard to the booming
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    246 9 TAXJONG TIN LTD. Two dredges operated throughout 19.1^ and after payment cf UK Profits Tax. a profit of £95.257 <51.3^0> was shown. Dividends totalling 2 9d. per share wer e paid. Net liquid assets and stores worked out at 12/9d. per 5/- share. With the layer dredce
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    113 9 Trade Fair In Osaka Next Year JAPAX Internationa' Trade Far, held in 1955 at Tokyo. was inspected by seme 450.<mi0 people with some 2.000 foreign buyer Some millions of dollars worth of goods bad born transacted through the Fair. That was the wrond international fair to be held in Japan
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    33 9 PETALIXG Tin U leclared a third quarterly nterim dividend of 20'i in cspect of the year ended O i1.1935. less income tax at SO'r payable Aug. to sharelolders registered July 2'.).
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    23 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association selling rate to merchants for Holland guilders is ISS| ready (TT./0.D.). Other exchange rates remain unaltered.
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    308 9 $22 80. Singapore T; action O. ds 28/4.',, United Engineer! 0 ds. 111.15 and $11.20. Wcarnc Bros. $2.75. Tins:— K .:i2 River SI 02*. Kuchaii H 82!. Pctahng ICM :o 54 80. Rantau Si 85, Sungei Ways 13.70 \o $.{.75, Taiping Consolidated «iO to Burm tl M.i
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    47 9 ENTIRE production of I roid powder from a Welsh jry this year will K > to rS v. !)<!.■ it will be made iMu tablets lor treating of thyroid deficiency. New drying and milling plant ha« recently been installed to enable the firm to meet U.S. requirements.
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    141 11 READING. July 23 (Renter) Bill MClflnnls, slim 40--year-old Royal Air Force oergeant. overcame intense heat to win the British Marathon championship h>:re today in 2 hrs. 39 mins. 35 sees. McMinnis finished remarkably fresh after the gruelling 26 miles 385 yards (42.195 Kilometres* run with temperatures
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    74 11 SEREMBAX. Sun 1 7 Gurkha Rlflea beat the 2 '6 Gurkha Rifles by three goals to nil in the final of the soccer competition open to Gurkha Forces in the Far East. This la the second successive year that 1/7 Gurkha Rifles have won the Nepal
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    222 11 THE CROWD PROTESTS WILSON RETURNS LONDON July 24, J Router Noisy protests Z by spectators resulted in Can incident probably 2 without parallel in the J history of first class 2 cricket when Vic Wilson 1 the Yorkshire lefthander. Z was recalled from the J Pavilion to complete a 2
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    383 11 ARMY TOPPLE S.C.C. TAKE OVER The Bowlers Dominate THE Army surrendered their narrow lead in the Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament yesterday to the Singapore Cricket Club when they lost to the PoLice by 49 runs at Thomson Road Results were: SRC beat RAF Singapore by 120 runs on the
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    879 11 ON the padang: S.R.C.I beat R.A.F. (Singapore) by 120 runs. SRC. Fcncott b Muir 2 Galistan b Muir 28 Schubert it Lee b Dunn 34 Le Merder c Lo« b Dunn 4 B. Alurks b Muir 9 Pern- c Leray b Muir 38 J. Martens b
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    366 11 -MALACCA, Sun —Steady and accurat? bowling enabled Malacca to beat Johore by an innings and 110 runs in tbeir Inter-State er eket match at the Malacca Club padang this afternoor The pitch, somewhat softened bv the early morning rain took to spin and made Malacca's attack
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    61 11 RAUB. Sun— Raub Government Club beat Somersets Light Infantry by an innings and .'{9 runs in a cricket match on the Raub padang today Somersets 52 runs. Little John 15 Samuel four for 9 Ciovernment Club: 125 for eight Daljit Singh «>.") no Shori 25
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    125 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun— A v Chi Yin. mercurial gHaUgetting centre forward and skipper of the visiting Hongkong Chinese .soccer team, spent a night iri hospital following the head-on dash with ace goalkeeper David MacLaren when the visitors met the Federation Combined Ser vices here yesterday Aw.
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    74 11 LOUISVILLE. Kentucky. July 24 <AP> Australia moved into the finals of the American zone Davies Cup playoff yesterday as its crack doubles team of Lew Hoad and Rex Hartwig defeated Brazil's Bob Falkenburg and Ronald Mo'reira, 6—2, 6—4. 6-1. The doubles victory, following Friday's singles
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    98 12 PERAK'S hope for the ™n» n f I Malayan A.A.A. meet in the Shot Putt event is St. Michael's schoolboy Kuan J Kins Lam. seen in action at the Perafc A.A.A. meet on Saturday. j Recently he improved his Perak j record by Hin. f mmt
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    594 12 Harith Robs The Tigers Of Victory In Last Seconds Tifjer Sporting Assn. 3 L i Chong Mun, Chan Sicw Kay and Jimmy Tan. Mr. XV Pcarce referccd IN a Colony division 1 all the excitement, the sna a Cup final. Singapore Cori the Tiger Sporting Associa at Jalan Besar stadium
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    334 12 More than 1.000 water polo fan s turned up at the Chinese Swimming Club pool yesterday to see the Singapore Swimming Club 'A' recapture the Colony water polo championships when they beat the Chinese Swimming Club 'A' by four goals to three yesterday. The Chinese
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    481 12 Man Chua Edges Kasmani In SBA Junior 'Thriller' By LEE HENG WAH MAURICE Khoo, the Colony schoolboy who played match winner for Kelantan in its surprise victory over Selangor in the Malaya Cup semi-final replay at Kuala Lumpur, failed to keep a date at the Singapore Badminton Stadium, and went
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    83 12 THE team to represent SinoMalays against the Salzburg Football Club of Austria in a friendlv soccer to be played at Jalan Besar stadium on Wednesday at 8 pm will be chosen from: Chu Che c Seng. Yong Kong. Kok Cheng. Foo Hee Jong. Loe Kok Seng. Ho
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    37 12 THE Tclok Paku School. Changi. will hold its annual athletic sports on the school ground <n Wednesday Julv 27 at 4 p.m Lady F. J. FrWMngea has Kindly consented to give awav the prizes.
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    37 12 KELANTAN: Idrus; Yah>a; Hussain Mohamed: Hussain- Yusof; Mahmood capt.l; Ismail; Ishak; Mohamed- Maurice Khoo: Hussain SELANGOR Lourdes: Crawlcy: Mun Kai; Philip Rozario; A. Supraman-. Edwin Dutton: Sulaiman: Mohd. Nor Khamis. Abdul Ghani: Cheng Earn: Govindaraju.
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    373 12 PLAYING impeccable golf, C. H. Beamish, the Singapore and Malayan champion, returned scores of 73 and 76 to head the list of qualifiers for the Colony Golf championships held at the Royal Singapore Golf and Island Clubs during the week-end. Colin Stirling. last vcar's runner-up and
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    64 12 REX Badminton Partv to meet Jacques BP in a iriendly game of badminton, comprising four singles and four doubles at the Clerical Union Hall tomorrow at 7 p.m. will be. Quek Keng Chuan, Low Poh Hye, Lim Yew Hock. Lim Seng Kok. Thomas Ang. Gan Beng Choon.
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    27 12 HAIKOWYU SC beat Bukit Timah SC 1-0 in a Div. 3B soccer match played on the Clerical Union ground yesterday. George Chen was the scorer.
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    26 12 BULAWAYO, July 22 (Rcuter) —The touring American badminton icam boat Southern Rhodesia by seven matches to nil without dropping a game here tonight.
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    131 12 PROBABLY the first bit of hooliganism in Colony soccer at Jalan Besar stadium was the 'feature* of yesterday's division 2A league match between the Argonauts FC and Radin Mrs Ramblers. Argonauts won by five goals to two. but ten minutes before fulltime. their skipper. Rashid Giman was
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