The Straits Times, 16 June 1952

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    19 1 The Straits Times MALAYAN NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESlABLlSHEO 1645 WELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1952. if PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    TEMPLER'S SURPRISE FLIGHT
    374 1 Off to London to see Lyttelton VITAL TALKS ON THE 'WAR 9 pKDEKATION High Commissioner, Sir (ierald Templer, left Kallang airport, Singapore, yesterday for London for urgent and vital talks with the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Lyttelton. He will also see Mr. Churchill. Mm in topic of the
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    32 1 T<ifc H)KK.(.\ Secretary, Mi \nlhoo> Eden, bid* (arc weU to the retiring Soviet Ankuudor. Mr. Georji Zaroubm (left) after entert aining him to luoch at Carlton Gardens. London, recent Iy. A.P. picture.
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    MIDDIES' IN TRAINING
    46 1 I MIKK ViATfcS Naval Academy midshipmen wave from the bow of the Wisconsin as they are jeuiy to sail away on an eichtwwk summer practice cruise through European and Caribbean waters. The Wisconsin is a veteran of the Asian-Pacific theatre and Korean waters.
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    19 LABOURERS DETAINED
    42 1 Fi'teen Indian and f'»ur' ci.inese labourers on an; estate were detained for interrogation in the Kuala Lipis area of Pahang on Saturday. Police screened the labourers, on the estate following reoorts that they were supplying food to the terrorists.
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    OIL DEAL
    34 1 ROME. Sun.— Ati Italian firm disclosed yesterday that in defiance of British attempts at boycott it has made a 10-year contract to buy 2,000.000 tons of Persian crude oil a year.— AP.
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    No kiss for Fred
    45 1 NEW YORK, Sun. A high school student took a girl home from a dance and asked for a goodnight kiss. She refused. So the student. Fred Max Pleh. aged 17, took out a gun and shot himself through the head— UP.
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    PLANE IN SEA KILLS SIX ON A DAY TRIP
    175 1 PLANE IN SEA KILLS SIX ON A DAY TRIP LONDON, Sunday. AN American freighter picked up five survivors from a British aircraft which crashed into the English Channel today. But three of them died after the British destroyer Zest had answered a radio appeal for medical help. Hope was abandoned
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    Quick words
    38 1 THE HAGUE, Sun. rE British Attorney General, Sir Lionel Heaid, yesterday apotosjaseJ for rwvirw spoken too quickly when he resumed his presentation of Britain's case in the AngloIranian oil dispute before the International Court here Reuter.
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    Premier sacked
    30 1 SAIGON, Sun The King of Cambodia, Norodam Sihanouk Todq, has dismissed Prime Minister Huy Kanthou! and taken over the Government himself, accordIng to official French sources today— Reuter.
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    BLYTHE TO SPEAK ON WILLIAMS
    96 1 MORI details en the arrest and detention of Mr. P. M. Williams, a member of the general council of the Labour Party, are expected to be given by the Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. L. Blythe at tomorrow's meetirig of the Singapore Legislative Council. The arrest
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    STALIN FEARS AMERICA'S ATOM POWER Says Gen. Bradley
    106 1 STALIN FEARS AMERICA'S ATOM POWER Says Gen. Bradley WASHINGTON. Sun. pENERAL Omar Bradley, vJ chairman of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff. has told Congress that Russia "could overrun Europe today." rftily Che fear of American atomic retaliation and Stalin's "deep respect" for the industrial potential of the United
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    SEVAN:ASIA MUST BE HELPED
    198 1 SEVAN: ASIA MUST BE HELPED LONDON, Sunday. \|K Aneurin Sevan said today that the chief iTI danger to the world was not Soviet aggression but failure of the West to co-operate more with the Far East and South-East Asia in accomplishing their revolutions. Mr. Bevan urged greater co-operation with China.
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    Rhee makes a promise to Lloyd
    122 1 Rhee makes a promise to Lloyd PUSAN. Sun. \|R SELWYN LLOYD. Bri"1 tLsh Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, told Korean President Syngman Rhee today that British public opinion was disturbed by the political crisis here. Mr. Lloyd told a press conference that President Rhee informed him it was his
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    Big jungle arms dump found
    184 1 KUALA LtMPUR, ftanday. f)NE of the most important hauls of Ammunition, arms, igniters, detonators, and explosives used in the sabotage of Malayan Railway trains nas been made in the Remhau district of Negri i Sembilan. The Federation Govem- ment reported today that a surrendered terrorist
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    REGULAR PAY FOR REFEREES
    57 1 ISLE OF CAPRI. Sun—Brttish football referees are to get regular pay Instead of gifts". This was announced today by delegates of the four British Football Associations, following a two-day meeting here of the International Federation of Football Associations The new rule sets the referees' pay at
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    Border shot BERLIN, Sun. — East Ger
    30 1 Border shot BERLIN, Sun. East Ger- man police today fired a shot at a group of 10 West German Parliament deputies inspecting the inter-zonal border. No one was Injured Reuter.
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    Ship sinks after crash
    46 1 LONDON Sun r£ 3,899-ton British steamer Baron Douglas sank In the English Channel within sight of shore today after colliding in thick fog with the Yugoslav ship Keronica. Eighteen of the crew, who abandoned the ship were picked up In lifeboats.— U.P
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    GOODWILL VISIT TO PLANTS
    44 1 TAIPEH. Sunday. rpilK chinksk GOODWILL MISSIONS from Malaya, the 1 Philippines Indo-China and Hone Kong today visiU-d industrial plants at the port city of Ha«hslung in •eotkwest Formosa. Tomorrow they will visit the Nationalist army training rentrr at F.nnhan A.P.
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    Fijians kill 2 Reds, hold 2 helpers
    151 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday 'THE Fijians have scored their second success 1 against the terrorists in the Bahau area of Negrl Sembilan. They killed two terrorists today, bringing the total killed throughout the Federation to six. Two terrorists were wounded and another has surrendered.
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    Protest over jets that aren't there
    118 1 Protest over jets that aren't there BERLIN, Sun. SOVIET authorities here have protested about alleged violation of an air corridor to Berlin by two British jet fighters. Major General Trussov warned the "deputy chief of staff of British occupation troops' In a letter sent yesterday that "the British military authorities
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    FROM PRISON TO HOSPITAL
    47 1 TOKYO, Sun.— An ailing, 85-year-old major war criminal was removed from Sugamo Prison yesterday to a hospital. Kiichiri Hiranuma, prewar Prime Minister, was sentenced to life imprisonment by the rar Eastern Military Tribunal in 1948. He Is believed to be near death— A.P.
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    Bandits kill constable
    73 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. killed :ha 1 Special Constable driver of a police vehicle carrying seven policemen in the Kulai area of Johore yesterday. The terrorists .Ired on the vehicle, but when the police replied, they withdrew. Earlier, a civilian oar was stopped and burnt In the same
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    'Ike' tears up election speech
    175 1 'Ike' tears up election speech WASHINGTON, Suit. pENERAL Eisenhower, "scrapping a carefully prepared speech, said in Detroit last night he had made no deals for the Republican presidential nomination and added: :"I have no political debts". He said he would run his campaign for the Republican Presidential nomination his own
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    WAS ROTTEN, SAY POLICE
    148 2 VIENNA, Sunday. APBQFESSOR of medicine has been instructed to investigate charges that rotten eggs sold in Vienna as a cure for cancer tend to cause cancer rather than cure it. Poiice have obnilseated tbuasands of nine- day-old, half -hatched eggs which bad been offered ror sale
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    Mine under train
    57 2 SAIGON. Bun r'O Vietnam soldiers were killed and several Injured today wben a mine exploded under a French supply train 10 macs west of Saigon. It was the third attack on franco- Vietnam trains in a week and is said to be part of a coordinated Vietmlnh
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    Carriers needed
    38 2 NAPLES. Sun. Admiral Robert B. a^arney, North Atlantic Treaty Supreme Commander In South Europe, said today It was "Indispensable" for the United States 6th Fleet In the Medlerranean to be strengthened with two more aircraft carriers—Renter.
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    Gun battle
    28 2 MO DE JANEIRO. Bun. One mar was killed and ten wounded today in a gun battle between police and strongly-armed group* believed to be Communists— UJ>
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    Senator wants more superbombs
    102 2 WASHINGTON, Sun. SENATOR Brten McMahon today called for the pro. duction of hydrogen bombs In thousands as battlefield weapons to deter Russia from making war. Senator McMahon, chairman ol the House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee, it the first responsible official to suggest a tactical role for the
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    Canadian jets fly Atlantic
    48 2 LONDON. Sun first squadron of Canadian Jet fighters to fly across) the Atlantic is expected to arrive in Britain tomorrow. This Is the third Canadian Jet squadron sent to Britain to strengthen Western Union's defence forces. The other two came by aircraft carrier —Reuter.
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    RESCUED
    25 2 TOKYO, Sun. Rescuers today dug out. five miners who had been biu**d alto for more than 90 hours in a sulphur mine in Nagano.—Reuter.
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    ARMS BANNED
    15 2 GUATEMALA CITY. Sun.— The Guatemalan Government has banned the earrylnc of arms.— UP.
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    'Plot' against Bey
    68 2 TUNIS. Sun PLJCL wmUt arrested Moharued Achari, a Tunisian textile merchant, said to have conies***] 1m was paid by mrfnberc of the French Residency and Secret Service to poison the Bey. The French public prosecutor in Tunis is personally eundurtinf the inquiry, bat French Residency officials were
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    WORLD ENTERING A NEW AGE
    218 3 Atom engine needs no fuel I ONLY RUSSIA IN WA V— TRUMAN (iROTON, (Connecticut), Sunday. pkKSIDENT TRUMAN said yesterday that a full-sized, working atomic engine a selfcontained power plant able to run almost indefinitely without refuelling— is nearly complete. He said it put the world
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    JAP ENVOY
    38 3 Ml!. I IKK 111 ARAKI, Japan's first post-war Ambassador to the United States, an •< his daughter, Miss Tomiko Araki, 2t, arrive at Washington's national airport. Miss Araki will act as the official hostess of the Ambassador.
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    RUSSIAN POLICY MAY BE CHANGING
    120 3 RUSSIAN POLICY MAY BE CHANGING LONDON. Sun. f OMMENTATORS in todays British press attached special significance to the news that M. Andrei diumyku. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, had been appointed Soviet Ambassador to London. The diplomatic correspondent of the News Chronicle, for example, said that it was highly significant that
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    M.P.'s query on Reader
    34 3 LONDON. Sun. MR George Jeger, Labour M P is to ask the War S-'iPtary. Mr. Head, about the way Ralph Reader and his Gang Show entertainers were treated in Singapore.
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    China complains
    29 3 HKLSINKI, Sun. Yao Teii2-i;an. China's charge d'affaires in Helsinki comphined today that China ha,< not been invited to the Ohinpic Games by the International Olympic Committee A.P
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    Famine fight
    27 3 ROME. Sun.— An international! food reserve to help countries threatened by famine was unanimously recommended by the 18-natlon Council of the Food and Agriculture Organisation.—Reuter
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    Break with Reds
    17 3 CARACAS. (Venezuela). Sun Venezuela has broken off diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union.— Reuer.
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    'COME HOME'
    25 3 AMMAN, Sun.— A Jordan minister Is to fly to Lausanne to tr y to persuade King Talal to return to Jordan for treatment—Reuter.
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    U.S. foreign policy puzzle
    81 3 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun. THE FOREIGN POLICY of the United States is puzzling to the Middle East, according to Mr. Mohammed Ali Pakistan's new Ambassador to the United States. Speaking to the Commonwealth Club here, he said America was losing face because of her failure to follow
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    Australia's uranium
    61 3 DARWIN. Sun. FIRST SHIPMENT of uranium ore from Australia's Rum Jungle field Is waiting here for shipment out of Darwin. A second shipment I is expected shortly. Large-scale mining operat ions are expected on the Rum Jungle nelA before the end of the year dependent <>n Prime Minister
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    FIRST CLIMB
    19 3 FAIRBANKS. Sun. Four University of Alaska students have climbed the hitherto unclimbed 17.130-ft. King Peak. Alaska— UJ».
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    FOOD FOR OIL
    23 3 BUENOS AIRES. Sun— The expropriated newspaper. La Prensa, says the Argentine Government may barter farm produce for Persian oil —UP.
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    49 ARRESTS IN INDIA
    47 3 BOMBAY. Sun. POLICE have arrested 49 I Socialist leaders. Including 12 women for breaking i ban on demonstrations near government food stores In agitation for cheaper food. The arrests brought to 175 the total of detentions In the party's 13-day-old fo<x< campaign. UP.
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    Convoy attack
    25 3 SAIGON. Sun. French bomber and fighter planes caused havoc among Red rebel convoys today during a mass raid on Vletmlnh supply routes. U.P.
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    Planes collide
    26 3 PHOENIX (Arizona). Sun. —A Thunderjet fighter and a Superfortress collided in flight about 15 miles west of here today. Three airmen were killed— Reuter.
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    Tear-bombs free PoW victims
    159 3 KOJE ISLAND, Sunday. AMERICAN soldiers with tear gas bombs today released 250 anti-Communist prisoners of war from Compound 606, after one of them had escaped and told the Americans he was in fear of his life. Earliei today. American guards also used tear gas in two
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    NEUTRAL TEAM FOR KOJE PLAN
    89 3 WASHINGTON, Sun DIPLOMATIC sources said today that representatives of Sweden. Switzerland. India. Pakistan and Inrionesi.. were called to the State Department yesterday j for consultations on the proiposal that they send high ranking military observers to K.i Island. The sources said the propos.t! wa-s fully
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    RADAR FOR RED CHINA
    64 3 HONG KONG. Sun. An unconfirmed vernacular press report to&av claimed that the Chinese Communist authorities have completed the establishment of a radar network linking up ail strategic coast a points in Southern Kwane tung Province. Major radar stations, threport said were set up at White Cloud
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    IN CANADA
    15 3 OTTAWA. Sun-Mr. Sadao Iguchi. Japan's first Ambassador to Canada, arrived here yesterday— Reuter.
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    Heavy Red losses if they attack
    111 3 TOKYO, Sunday. fFHE Defence Minister, Earl Alexander, told pressA men here today after a tou»- of the front that if the Communists attacked they would suffer "terrific* losses without breaking through. A&ked whether United Na■:on.s planes should bomb Manchuria If large scale iihtjtfg broke
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    51 3 ALI ADO aX Ki.il>! FADti who was elected Sultan of Lahej, Arabia, succeeding his much married one-eyed elder brother, the former Sultan Farel Abrf El Kerim. The old Sultan look refuge in neighbouring Yemen last April after the British In Aden opened an investigation into the death of two Labej
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    DUCLOS REFUSED HEARING
    123 3 DUCLOS REFUSED HEARING PARIS. Sun. AN appeal by M. Jacques Duclos. French Communist party general secretary, who was arrested on Ma y 28. was rerused a hearing today by the Paris' Appeal Court President. The Communist, officials appeal alleged that the police had acted illegally when they arrested him. Meanwhile.
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    FEW AGAINST
    22 3 TOKYO. Sun— Only Communists voted against the ratification of the Indo-Jap-anese peace treaty in the Japanese Diet yesterday.— i Reuter.
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    COLOUR BAR DEPLORED
    45 3 LONDON. Sun —The Coun?il of the British liberal °arty today passed a resolution "deploring" the operation of the colour bar, both ti Great Britain and in the commonwealth, and urging (he British Government to bring about the speedy end of discrimination. Reuter.
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    TUNIS FIGHT
    31 3 TUNIB, San. An 18-year-old Tunisian Jew was found shot dead here tonight after a fierce battle between Tunisian Muslims and Jews In the Jewish quarter of the city.— Reuter.
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    DEFENCE SPEED VITAL—EDEN
    121 3 DEFENCE SPEED VITAL— EDEN BIRMINGHAM, Sun. a European Defence ComrflHß British Foreign Becre- fnunlty should be brought 1 Into effect as soon a* postary, Mr Anthony Ed«n. s ihJe. said here today at a Con- He said: "Despite »U our «*r</fltiv» Part, miatinv tJi»t since the war. friendly seivatlvp Party
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    Seven face spying charges
    196 3 Seven face spying charges STOCKHOLM, Sun. SWEDEN'S biggest spy trial opens here comorrow when seven Com muriists^-one a womanface charges of espion- age for Russia. According* te the prosecution, six of the accused have already confessed. Maximum ;> n iit v for these offence* U j hard labour for life.
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    Korea Reds lose 800
    55 3 SEOUL, Sun. ALLIED troops have killed or wounded at least 800 Chinese Communists in a battle for hills on the western front. Clashes began nine days ago and have stepped up steadily in Intensity. Fighting slackened oft today after one of the heaviest. Communist artillery barrages
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    20 BOMBERS FLY ATLANTIC
    54 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. Twenty United States Air Force B-W bombers from Fort Worth. Te.xas, will fly to England on Wednesday. This will be the largest number of bombers ever to make a training flight to Britain, an Air Force an- nouncement said. They will return to Texas
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    Political asylum
    29 3 BERLIN Sun.— Th« East German news agency says the Cxech Government has granted political asylum to a United States soldier. 24-year-old Wills Bergen from Portland. Oregon— Reuter.
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    England batsmen hit centuries
    549 4 WATKINS BOWLS IN TEST FORM LONDON, Sunday. ENGLAND'S l>st selectors should have no qualms about including Allan Watkins, the Glamorgan all-rounder, when they meet to choose England's team for the second Test against India. Watkins, who played so well in the first Test, yesterday showed that
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    21 4 lino MAI YUEN, Malayan pole vault champion. Heart 10ft. 6in. at the Singapore Chinese A.A.F. meet «n Satarday.— Straits Tines picture.
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    India beat Ireland by innings
    138 4 India beat Ireland by innings DUBLIN. Sun. INDIA beat Ireland by an lnn- Ings and nine runs here yesterday. Ireland* who reeuned their uphill fight 221 rune behind with four of their wickets standing, were all out for 116 after only 40 minutes play. India enforced vie follow on and
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    DAVIS CUP TIES Britain 2-1 down to Italy
    104 4 DAVIS CUP TIES Britain 2-1 down to Italy BOLOGNA. Sun DRITAIN yesterday won the <toubles match In their Da\is Cup European rone quarter-final I ue against Italy here, alter losing both singles matches on Friday. Tony Mottram and Geoff Paish oeat Italy' Gianni Cucelll and Marcello eel Bello 6-3. 6-
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    Mankad not yet invited
    125 4 LONDON. Sun. yiNOO MANKAD, the Indian all rounder whom Haslingden. the Lancashire League Club, have released for the remaining games against England, ha* not yet been notified by the Indian authorities whether he will be wanted for the second Trst startrig at Lord's on Thursday. Stating
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    3 Indonesians for Helsinki
    89 4 JNDONKSIA-8 three-man teum to the World Olympics *do not expect to win any medal but hope jo t» enriched O y experience, said Dr. Ha»m, the leader, ynrterday in 81ngapcjre on arrival from Djakarta br X.L.MThb is the first time Indonesia is competing in the Olympics
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    'Unknown' beats Ben Hogan
    54 4 DALLAS (Ttxai), Sun.— Ben Hogaa v*s beaten into third place yesterday by an "unknown" spprenUce professional. Julius Boros. In the Start National Open championship with a 7>-boie scon of Ml. I Boras won with a four-etrah* margin over Ed Oliver who beat Hojtan for second place
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    D. W. McMulian
    41 4 wins Gaw Cup srolf 1° W. McKluUan won U* G«w Jup at fie Island Club jrst«rd«y with s«o><e of 136 point* Becond and >hlrd were Dr R 4. Malltl and Col. Beauchamp wllh IST ud 1J» points tMpe%£Nbl,.
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    Whiteman Cup to U.S. again
    164 4 Whiteman Cup to U.S. again LONDON. Sun. rpHE United States retained the 1 Whtteman Cup yesterday when beating Britain by seven matches to nil tn the women's tennis International at Wimbledon. It was America's 16th successive win in the competition. Britain, who last triumphed in 1930, have won the trophy
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    KENT TITLE FOR RICHARDSON
    55 4 BECKENHAM (Kent). Sun. Hamilton Richardson i United SUtes) won the men's singles trUe In the Kent lawn tennis championships here yesterday. defeating Dan Candy (Australia) 6-2. 6-8. 6-2 tn the final. Mrs. Haael Reddlck-Smlth (South Africa) won the women's singles. defeating Mrs, Vera Thomas (Britain) 6-2.
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    COUNTY TABLES AND Ist CLASS AVERAGES
    392 4 MANILA. Sun. The visiting Malayan badminton stars. Wong Peng Soon and Cheong Hock Leng. boh beat their respecUre opoonents In the men's singles iflnals of the current natlrnal badminton championship at he Rlsal Memorial stadium yesterday Peng soon disrosed of A. Torres 15-0. 15-2
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    RAF referees to play Civilians
    73 4 Civilian referees will play RAT. referees at soccer at Jalan Besar stadium next Sunday at 4 P-m ClTilteas win be chosen from J Murray. Muthnsamy. J. Ferguson. Chua Ban Hock. M. Monid> n. Apparoo C. B Tan. Choag LUn B*n. 8. I. Alkadrae. Lee Pak
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    WALKOVER FOR SELETAR F.C
    44 4 Seletar P. C. were awsrd«l s walk-over frnm SIT Sports Club tor referee .P. V. a Mani. when they failed to turn up for tbetr B.A.FA Dtr. 3B match whicb was to have been nlayed at O'-vl- na xtadium yesterday.
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    35 4 PollflPwttYß will reo-eaent rtvllLan ~f-»«il fn i dtfl* rootßt awttart RAP referees' oil Wednesday ai *«ah Bvaar ,atV# om^ J. M«niT. dhua Ban BpiklTl T.lfn jTMenon. I>e^Pafc O Ntphart. J&TT iJLIL AW***''*H&vW. MuWmsajny,
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    Fastest marathon ever by Briton
    237 4 LONDON, Sunday. JIM PETERS, of Britain, yesterday won the British national marathon title in two hours 20 minutes 42.2 seconds the fastest time ever known. The previous best was two hours 25 minutes 15 seconds set by Choi Toon Chil, of Korea, at Pvsan I
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    Another title for Drobny
    79 4 BRISTOL, Son. JARO6LAV DROBNY took the men's singles title In the West of England tennis championships by a 7-5, 6-1 victory otbt Armando Viera. of Brazil. Mrs. Patricia Todd. of the United Btates, won the women's singles tlUe with a 7-5. 6-2 win over Mrs. Beryl
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    SUICIDE BID IS ALLEGED
    39 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Wong Foo. aged 60, was charged with attempting to commit suicide by throwing himself Into the sea. Hp was said to hsve been rescued by JofTre bin Hajl All a hospital attendant
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    32 5 A new surgical Instrument will be demonstrated at Randan* Kerbau hospital. Singapore, this week by Its designer. Professor V. B. Green-Armytage. the British gynaecologist. He arrives in the Colony tomorrow
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    52-cent increase to 8,000 daily i paid
    175 5 52-cent increase to 8,000 daily i paid SINGAPORE CITY COUNCIL OFFER&- |j SINGAPORE City Coun--13 cil has offered a 52--crtit-a-day wage rise t/» its daily paid workers, bringing the total earnings of its lowest paid labourer to $3.34 a day The offer was made to the I representatives of the
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    68 5 MR. LAM THIAN and his bride. Miss Ho Chee Kaeen, joth of Singapore, who wete Married yesterday at Mr. Lam's residence at Somerrille R»»d. Mr. Lam was a delegate of the Singapore Youth Council at the International Youth Camp in tondon and at the World Assembly of Youth in New
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    Blame U.S. for the slump, union told
    188 5 SEREMBAN, Sunday. IUR. G. K. Kathlravalu. Negri Sembilan Estate iTI Asian Staff Union president, today blamed America for the fall in the price of rubber. He told the union's annual meeting "While the American Government has declared its support for the countries of
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    Union makes a protest to Govt.
    87 5 T*HE Singapore Government and City Council Labour Union yesterday protested to the Colony Government against its exclusion from the proposed Whitlev Council. The union also protested against the inclusion of the Public Works Department Labour Union in the scheme. In a letter to the
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    S. C. KILLED
    34 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A Land Rover. In which a police party were travelling last night, was fired on by bandits it the 26th mile Kulai road. One Special Constable was killed.
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    HAD TODDY
    25 5 TAIPING. Sun— Pound with| three pints of toddy in the Batu Kurau tapping area, 32-year-old Arumugam was fined $50 or two weeks' Imprisonment.
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    Today's blackout schedule
    252 5 Ol BM \HONs liable l<i load shedding today are: DAY Hume Pipe. Kheetn. Kord Kin Seng. Wire Mesh. P.W.D. Quarry Nanyang Mfg.. Bnkit Panian*. National Carbon, Prlnress Elizabeth Estate. Dairy Farm, liv Pandan. Jarong I. 3. Bokit Timah Village. I'nlted Chinese Rubber Works. Lam Soon Canner> Lam
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    Four years' gaol for consorting
    181 5 Kl'LlM. Sunday. TWO HOME GUARDS, Jasin bin Mat Hassan and his son-in-law, Shapiee bin Bakar, told the Kulim Sessions Court today that while searching for a missing goat on May they saw five armed bandits coming out of the house of a rubber tapper, Chonr
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    FAILED TO CLEAR BLUKAR
    115 5 FAILED TO CLEAR BLUKAR TELUK ANSON, Sun VTHEN M P. R. Kanappa Chettiar appeared before Inche Mohamed Hassan bin Hussein, the Circuit Magistrate. Teluk Anson, for not clearing the blukar on his land at the 10th mile Changkat Jeng Road, he was told that he was lucky he was not
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    Planes in show of army work
    139 5 Planes in show of army work KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. MORE than 300 people today watched an R.A.F. aircraft make thiee spectacular airdrops of medical supplies to troops. The drops were part of a demonstration at tne Kinrara military hospital of the work the Royal Army Medical Corps is doing In
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    FLOOD AREA MAPPED
    62 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun._ The Resident Engineer (Sewerage) has completed a map of Kuala Lumpur showing the extent of the average annual flooding. The Municipal President, Mr E. C. G. Barrett, told the town planning and «building committee at its last meeting that this map should be of
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    Street stalls on State land plan
    165 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. otreet stallholders had an "unfair advantage" over shop traders in that they had no overhead expenses, said Mr. J. A. Buck, assistant town planner, at a recent meeting of the Municipal town planning and building committee. The committee discussed a proposed
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    Staff dinner for CO.
    71 5 TAIPINO. Sun. LI: COL. A FORWARD. Commanding officer of Royal Army Service Corps, North Malaya Sub-District, and bis wife were given a farewell dinner by the officers and civilian staff. Speeches were made by Capt R H. M Lewis, Mr. S. Manl Capt. Kennedy, Capt Boe
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    79 5 v i Bun.— lnche Ahmad Sallehudln, president of the Taiping branch of the War Department Civilian staff Association has reslem»d ssumr u r ni n n f cr dl f n^^fr s the f m anner »n which representatlon was made to the local Army authorities by
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    DEATH
    13 6 THOMSON E.V.C.. peacefully in his sleep at Tanjong Bungah, Penang, on Saturday.
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    31 6 MOST Measured memory of A. E. Walker (Wallyi. Ephil Estate Suncel Siput, and of his devoted friend L D. Carmichael, Edinburgh Estate. Kepong, who died on 17th April. 1952.
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    67 6 MADELINE LTD., 278, Orchard Road now undertake designing, •nd dressmaking to customer;' r^-qulrements. They have a wide range «-f materials TRAUBEL RFTITALS: Due to heavy demand for seal.* the public Is informed that all reservations J must be taken up and paid (at at Robinsons as follows: By noon
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    The Straits Times Singapore. Man. June 16, 1952. Templer's Visit
    757 6 The Straits Times Singapore. Man. June 16, 1952. Templer's Visit I Departure of Sir Gerald Templer, High Commissioner for ihfc Federation, for talks j with Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, i Secretary of State for the Colonies, in London is heartening. The trip, though it may be the first in a series
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    A Rice Scare in Ceylon
    380 6 A Rice Scare in Ceylon A rather exaggerated case seems to have been presented in the House of Commons in an attempt to justify special and urgent measures by the British Government to help overcome Ceylon's rice shortage. There seems to be no justification for the statement that there was
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    Office, in the I.M.P., Penang
    283 6 Office, in the I.M.P., Penang WITH reference to the corTT respondence appearing* In the Press in connection with the I.M.P. chairmanship election in Georgetown, it is thought that a very Import) ant and major point In the issue has, either deliberately I or otherwise, been left out and it is
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    IDEA FOR THE S.T.C
    142 6 MANY have from time to time suggested how to stop the S.T.C. bus ticket racket, but the best one, which I believe has already been published before in this column, is that the S.TC. should, if necessary with the permission of the authorities, conduct some sort
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      298 6 lAM in entire agreement with the letters of "Claimant" and "Taxpayer.' 1 It is worse than scandalous, it is a downright disgrace the way the War Damage Commission is run in Singapore and the Federation. The only concern of those supposed to run It appears to be
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    859 6 LONDON IT was hot and airles.enough on the Horse Guards Parade for Trooping the Colour (not, as many Londoners to their shame say. Trooping of the Colour) to remind the Malayan contingent there of horn*. Some, like the Mentri Besar of Perak, were lucky enough to
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    ITS ILLS AND ITS CURE
    603 6 ITS ILLS AND ITS CURE What's wrong with our schooling? I W r p £p hi mm i »t^»^—^ i- LC.H.'s letter has act •your readers thinking on the all-im-portant subject of education in quality and quantity. In the letters j which followed it— "Schooling is good th°r t is
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    467 6 Tough nuts rvNE thing leads to another \J in conversation and the result of Friday's comments on outsize gents was that the College of Coleagues went t into week-end session on the I topic of strong tough men they had known. The Literary Cotleague was ruled out
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    23,000 MORE SINGAPORE, VOTERS
    366 7 The registers close after big campaign THE curtain descended at midnight yesterday on one of the most successful voters' registration campaigns to be conducted in Singapore adding 23,293 more new names to the electoral registers for the City and Legislative Council elections. In a final effort
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    79 GAVE BLOOD LAST WEEK
    47 7 Seventy-one blood transfusions were given by the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service last week, against 79 blood donations. The blood bank at the end of the week had six flasks of Group O. 24 Group A 20 Group B and one Group AB
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    A picture world in 3 dimensions
    164 7 A picture world in 3 dimensions LAI > SI craze to hit gadgethappy Singapore is the three-dimensional photograph, the result of a Sumatra born Chinese cameraman's travels all over Europe. Mr. Loh Sin Kian recently introduced the threedimensional picture to Singapore In his studio are glass frames and mirrors hundreds
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    Course for unionists
    82 7 THIRTY Singapore trade unionists today start an I eight-day course in trade unionism conducted Dy Mr. F. W. Dalley at the British Council Hall, Singapore. The trade unionists will get practical hints on how to train their own men in the principles and methods of trade unionism.
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    YOUTH WORK TO EXPAND
    176 7 YOUTH WORK TO EXPAND AN eight-point blueprint to expand and co-ordinate activities for more than 25,000 members of youth organisations in the Colony during 1952 and 1953 will be placed; before the executive com- 1 mittee of the Singapore Youth Council for final approval when it meets early next month.
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    2 bodies found
    32 7 In the Kuala Kubu area of Selangor on Saturday police patrols found the bodies of two Chinese who were abducted by terrorists on June 9. They had been murdered.
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    Stole pair of trousers charge
    56 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Mohamed Said bin Mohamed Talb. a trishaw rider was alfowed $200 bail In the Sessions Coqrt today; when, he rimmed trial; on, a cnl?ge <fo| theft of a pair of trousers be-, longing to Mohamed Diah bin I Abdul Rahman Hrtod;«r|f.#l<lB|it IN
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    125 7 IdE DE LA SALLE SCHOOL at Kampang Rahrn. Singapore, wbieb will b e opened by the Rev. Brother Lawrence OToole. Assistant Superior General of the Christian Brothers, during the nine-day celebration beginning on July 1 to mark the efntenary of Singapore's St. Joseph's Institution and the arrival of the Christian
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    RODE IN THE WRONG VEHICLE
    51 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Tan Siak Wee was fined $5 for carrying a passenger in a tricycle used for conveying goods. Tan told the Court that the passenger was a small boy. who sat on top of a pile of paper, to prevent it being blown
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    Photographers celebrate
    22 7 The Singapore Chinese Photographic Trade Association held its anniversary celebration at the Lam Soon Cannery In Jurong Road. Singapore, yesterday.
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    Schools' vita] role in Malaya's future
    259 7 IPOH. Sunday. MALAYA is passing through a significant period IT *and schoolmasters have a vital part to play in the shaping of the young mind and in the development of the democratic process, said Mr. V. D. Kuppusamy. presiding at th e annual general
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    HE FAILED TO ATTEND COURT
    100 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Teh Hee Tay, a contractor, was fined $50 in the Police Court for failing to attend Court when summoned. Teh said that urgent business took him to Merslng and he was unable to return in time. "Cancel your business next time and
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    Call to form all-party body
    294 7 LABOUR PLANS BIG MEET KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. A CALL to all political organisations to come together in a Malayan national congress and work out a constitution of an independent state of Malaya which would be acceptable to all sections of the people is one of
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    Mr. Mak will try again
    137 7 Mr. Mak will try again MR. MAX PAX SHEE. who has unsuccessfully contested for a seat on the Sin- i gapore City Council in the Last three years, is to try again this year. He will stand for the East Ward as an In- I dependent He told the Straits
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    He defends his meters
    92 7 RECENT criticisms in the press on the method of measuring water and the accuracy of water meters are unfounded, a spokesman of the City Council Water Department, said yesterday. He said that there are about 47,000 water meters in the City. They are taken out regularly
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    $200 BAIL
    35 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Kah Sok Keng. a Home Guard, w?s allowed $200 ball in the Police Court, pending trial on a charge of deserting the sentry post at the Gelang Pa*3h new village
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    Sir Sydney Came for University
    98 7 SIR Sydney Came aged, 50, head of the British Treasury urn Supply delegation in Washington since 1949. has been appointed Vice-Chancellor of the Unlrerstty of Malaya, it was announced in Singapore yesterday. Sir Sydney who has had a distinguished career as a civil servant in
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    Shirkers hit production
    102 7 PRODUCTION below est:m ate« by Ayer Panas R'lb- i>t?r was due to shortage of tappers anc! Increased rate i of absenteeism, says Mr. OP. i Noakps, chairman of direr tors. In a statement which will be presented at the anwui geispi-ai meeting In Sin ['.apore ok June
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    S.I. T. TO BUILD 1,200 HOMES THIS YEAR
    273 7 VIR. JOHN F. NICOLL, Governor of Singapore. **was yesterday told that the Singapore Improvement Trust would build about 1,200 flats at thice centres in the Colony this year to provide homes for 8,000 people at low rent. The flats represent trie 1952
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    BANDITS LOOSE THEIR LOOT
    45 7 In the Segamat area of Johore on Saturday terrorists halted a commercial vehicle and stole some crates of oranges. A party of Special Constables rushed to the scene and engaged the terrorists who threw away most of the booty and fled.
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    Driver wounded
    29 7 In the Tapah area of Perak on Saturday terrorists seized a driver from his lorry on an estate and fatall\ wounded him. They also burned his lorry.
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    Stalls can go up now
    102 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. rpHE Municipal Council has M. now power to put up buildings on road reserves where a regular line of street has been prescribed or on road reserves specially shown as I such in colour on the town I plan map. This opinion
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    THE TRAIL OF 4,000 MISSING DOCUMENTS
    458 8  - THE TRAIL OF 4,000 MISSING DOCUMENTS GEOFFREY MONROE By COLLECTOR'S PROCRESS. By Wilmarth Lewis. (Constable. 305.) WILMARTH LEWIS, wealthy 57-year-old Californian scholar, has brought together, over 30 years, the world's finest assembly of books, papers and letters relating to Horace Walpole, 18th-century dilettante and letter-writer. Those treasures are lost to
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    THE ART OF PUTTING
    179 8  -  HENRY LONGHURST BY THE COLF DOCTOR. By Cary MlddlecoH The Week-end Cotter, by lonitny Farrell (Herbert lenkiiu. 9i. 64.) WHEN books by distinguished golfers com c my way. especially from across the Atlantic. I turn first to see what they have to say about putting. This
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    MR. LONDON'S RA CE OF SUPERWOMEN
    770 8  -  WALTER WARWICK 4j»FOR YOUR BOOKSHELFti^ By IyiOST confident, most colourful, most successful and most disastrous failure of all the American writers who appear in Brookss picturesque survey of the 30 "confident" years, 1885-1915, is the man who was Lenin's favourite death bed reading, Jack
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    Revolution Among The Evergreens
    351 8 PLANT HUNTER IN MANIPUR. By F. Kingdon Ward. (Cape 155.) By CYRIL CONNOLLY VOT very many peopie 11 notice trees, still fewer have an eye for shrubs. Yet through all this century a silent revolution has been taking place which we might call the advance of
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    232 8 THE APE IN OUR HOUSE. By Cathy Hayes. (Collancx. 12s. 6d.) 17IKI at three Is very T sociable, excitable, an exhibitionist, has signs of imagination e.g., playing with "pretend" toys. Her foster-parents. Dr. (research psychologist) and Mrs. Hayes were determined to Rive her
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    145 8 MR. GEORGE S. COFFIN'S ability to construct Bridge teasers has been known for years. H P has now added to his repertoire with hR book "Sure Tricks." The English edition (Faber and Faber. 12s. 6d.) contains an introduction by Guy Ramsey In which h e rightly urges the reader
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    118 8  - RIALTO Here Is one of the easy ones; West is in Bix No-trumps. North led the Knave of Spades, and West went on.' down. Where did he go wrong? The answer is simple. West should win In his own hand and at once lead a low diamond to dummy's ten.
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    FOOD FROM THE MUD on the Shore
    1059 9  - FOOD FROM THE MUD on the Shore ray Sungei Busuk which empties itself into the Straits of Malacca in Northern Malaya is navigable even by small boats for barely half its length So. wading ingloriously and. with a creepy feel- ing in the soles of th* 1 feet for about
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    305 9  -  FRANK CASEY By y WASHINGTON: \NEW development in anaesthesia— an oral •cocktail" made dissolving a sleepproducing barbiturate drug in dilute alcohol —may ultimately place the needle and sas-inhalator in sur eery Dr Michael Miller of Howard University Medical reports that "splendid rt-sults had been achieved with
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    691 9  - TERROR THAT LURKS IN THE SWAMPS E.C. JANARDANAN BY WHEN a crocodile or wild animal commits a killing or two near a Malay kampong, ja* villagers will attribui* the calamity to the combined ill-lurk of the whole village rathe 1 than to isolated cases of misadventure. in Malaya, as in
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      157 9 25. Carriage for a queen (8). The Straits Times Crossworn Se^r .V? Briu» mmmj iiM II l"J^l h^ S|| 7*" .f BuUding material U not 9 erection of part ot a meal? L- 7TT HI 2Be cautious (4. 4). |H 3 Hide a cinemas central Tjp ii 4. Secrets are
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    520 10 RISING RUBBER PRICE STIMULATES LOCAL MARKET From A Market Correspondent jyi AINLY because of rising prices for rubber, ITI Malayan markets showed progressive improvement as the week went by, closing on Friday with j the greatest activity and best prices for the period. Part of the buying; of com-, moaiiy
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    220 10 BUSINESS done in the local share market during last week incluuded: Industrials: Ciammon 12.50. Hammer I2M to 12.10. Hongkong Bank. < London register) H6 7 8" to tlt\. Malayan Br-ewerte* M 85 o $4 75. Malayan Cement 71 cents. Rdblnaon Qrd. *3 30 to 53. 30, Singapore 'Cold
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    77 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks Assocla lon announced agreed rates of exchange to merchant* on June 14 as: BITTING Air Mail T.T. O.D. M 4 tt. Credit Bills New Ycrk 32 J2* 4 32 7 Trade Bills 32 I.S 16 Canada 31 IS 16 32 1 16
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    11 10 Talam I'm Mines Ltd output for Mat 416.69 plculs.
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    Bagan Serai to pay 6 p.c. dividend
    67 10 Bagan Serai Rubber Estates declared final dividend of six per cent <4 S »>. making 11 per cent.! <7\> for 1951. Profit, before tax. £101.333 Provided for taxation on current profits £54.986 (£45 299 net profit after tax). Appropriation account credited with £4.263
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    SUNGEI KINTA
    19 10 Ipoh Tin Dredging (No. 3 dredge) produced 26 tons tin last month. Sungei Klnta produced 26 tons.
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    92 TONS MINED
    21 10 Thabawleik Tin Drrdging produced 92 tons tin last month. Suloh Rubber Estates produced 4.992 lb rubber last month.
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    Company' news AMPAT TIN 30% TOTAL
    144 10 Company' news AMPAT TIN 30% TOTAL Ampul Tin Dredging Ltd. operated two drodgea throughout IKI and showod a profit of 1467.565 i before taxation or £385 5«o t 154",, > after British profit tax and yet j shareholders will receive a total of only £39.375. If the final dividend of
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    BROG A RUBBER PAYS 5%
    109 10 Bro»a Rubber EsUtea Hi. made a profit fo' the year rndwl Mar. i 31. of $142,070 (13.8%) and S per I rent, was paid during the year Since the end of the financial t»rm a capital return of 25 cenis per share has been made
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    KUALA REMAN
    13 10 Kuala Reman Rubber Estates iroduced 147.100 lb. rubber last nonth. i
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    NO RECESSION YET
    97 10 CAPETOWN. Sun. PXANCE Minister Nicolaas Havenga told the South African Assembly yesterday he did not think there would be a recession in South Africa in the near future. Her large gold production marie her economy much sounder than that of many 3*her countries. There was no reason
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    Four Fijians in NS. cricket XI
    78 11 SEREMBAN. SOB. IX)t-h Pljlan* are included In the Segn SUte aide which has bcaa sekreted to meet Perak to an inter-State cricket match to be played on the Negri Sembilan Club padang on June 23 and 23. The team is: A. L. Hardy <eapt.i.
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    ARMY TAeSOLING, BEAT CHINESE
    512 11 ARMY TAeSOLI NG, BEAT CHINESE A clean, fast thrilling clash By Our Soccer Reporter Singapore District 3; Chinese 1. THE soldiers fought every inch of the way to fain 1 a well-earned victory in a SAFA C— innllj Leaf lie match ait Jalan Besar stadium yesterdaf. But the sc«re dues
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    21 11 MX.v T. M CAiHAKU, ieaato ia PcciitoMr (BfHy BagBy) alter tear first race at Koala Lawjpur on Saturday. Straits Time* picture
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    Perak cricket XI
    48 11 IPOH. Sun— The following will represent Perak at cricket against Negn Swnbiian at Seremban next week-end. O. 6. Walker <capt). 8 V Sopplah. E A Daniel. A Amaladass A C. Wathey. A. Thil liana ihr.n Andy Muru^asu. M. Jerratn. O. Hellings. O Letchumanaa. Trooper Crookrs.
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    Touring RAF team whip Perak 4-1
    276 11 IPOH. Sun. DSRAK MMtained UMir first «>- -x few of the season today when they want down to the RAT (Malaya) by tew goats to doe n-. a fiteaally mutch an th* Chinese Assembly Hafl groand. Playing ragged soccer, with no redeeming faatiips eaospt
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    58 11 DALLAS. Texas Sun. AN International golf tournament in which players fnmi cverf country In the world wiU ooaapete was announoßd todsy b» Jkaorr Demure! the Texas prafeartonal Demaret said the mtemattsnal tounMunent would be played next year an hto home coarse the fsahionaaac Concord International Ooif Club. It
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    LAST MEN SAVE SELANGOR CLUB
    177 11 KUALA LI MPIK, Sunday. 4 DETERMINED last-wicket stand by Arthur A Phillips and P. Edington enabled Selangor Club to draw with Combined Services in a Stonor Shield Cricket match on the padanc today.' The close of play scores were: Services 149, Selangor Club 124 for
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    Sedgman is 3-1 favourite
    487 11 LONDON. Sun. WIMBLEDON, the world* bbjgmt annual tatarnaUooal jtporftnt event, will be More repracantati*e than ever before thi» •ear The first ebantplotuhlpt la 1»77 attracted only 22 entrle* Over MM players from more than 40 nations will battle for the tMue*s mo«l coveted tlt'aj when the
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    Indians hope to reach 1955 final
    408 11 THE Indian Thomas Cap team left Singaporr by L air for home yesterday, "happy to have treated Malayans to some food and thrilling badminton but disappointed they had ami reached the ehallenffe round of the Thomas Cup competition". "But." added Mr. Jagjlt Baxem, the
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    Heddle-EUery combination a big success
    169 11  - Heddle-EUery combination a big success EPSOM JEEP Froas fpHE Trarner 9oddle-)ock»y Eliery 1 combination snapped a chain of bad tox* at the Selangor Tart Club Jum lUiMn. Alan HodcUe had one of his aiost sucosssful meetinw of the asaaon sending out five winners to via over S42JMO ;n stakes aad
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    Police will meet RAF in final
    597 12 HIGH SCORES IN ALL MATCHES By Our Cricket Reporter THE Police Sports Association will represent Section Am the Singapore Cricket Association's senior tournament and will meet Section B finalists, the Royal Air Force, for the championship to be held next month*. Police won by
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    56 12 I 'I'HKKF of Australia's women* 4 x 119 metres relay 1 team for the Olympic Games at Helsinki limberinr up on the Raffles Institution f round in Singapore yesterday, shortly after their arrival for an overnight stay en route to Britain They are <r. U» 1.) Shirley Strickland. Winsome Cripps
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    185 12 T»HE Singapore Cricket Aasoclati«n's Junior Section cricket tournament matches yesterday ended as follows BECTION A RAF. seletar beat Braddell C.C on first Innings at Seletar Seletar 162 for 8 dccl (MacOulre 74. Greenwood 31. Street 23 not out: Hughes 5-42) Rraddrll C.C. 81 (Hughes 41. Lestrange 18:
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    BAGBY BREAKS ARM AND LEG
    107 12 XI ALA LUMPUR, Stm. I!' ALLY BAGBY. one of v? four jockeys involved in the wont post-war race crash at Koala Lumpur yesterday, will be oat of the saddle for several weeks. He is now in the Kuala Lumpur Bunjsar Hospital with a broken arm
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    804 12 SCC v POLICE pouci kaal S.f.C. br aa ...l. »»d 4« ran, aa tk* padaac S CX 4ST. INM».: ll* POLICE— IST. INNS Kirn >.„ .1 m—% Plrr. IS DaTada* k Saallk DcUlkaa fraacl* k Saallb SS V f laptll.i c 4id k (..aid 1 8. K. Saadraa*
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    Selangor, 3 down, rally to draw
    448 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A FIGHTING recovery after being three goals down midway in the second half, nearly put Selanior into the Anal of the Malayan Chinese Football Association Cap when they met Penan* in the semi-final on the TPCA ground here today. Penang Chinese
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    Easy victory for Johore C.C.
    82 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— A first wicket partnership of 119 between A. B. Barthelot (tl> and A. Rahman (24). payed the way tor a comfortable win by Johore C.C. against Borneo Co. S.C. of Singapore on the Johore Civil Service Club ground today. Johore C.C. scored
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    WINS 2 TITLES
    29 12 PENANO, Sun. I Barbosa and MLw Angelina XJ Tye each won two title* In the Penang Junior badminton championships at the Han Chiang School Hall to«»,v
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    464 12 AUSTRALIA'S Marjorie Jackson, the world's IX fastest woman over 100 yards (her record is 10.4 sec.) has two immediate objects in life. She wants: 1. An Olympic Gold Medal. 2. A photographic record of her travels to Helsinki and back home. In Singapore
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    Govindasamy Cup
    30 12 Indian Recreation Club "A" won the Oovlndasamy Memorial Cup yesterday by beating Junior Athletic Association 4-0 at the Naval Base. Scorers were BaJaIcrUhnan i2>. Nadarajah and O. Suppiah
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    Ikin named for 2nd Test
    230 12 LONDON. Sun. PNOLAND'S team (or the second 1 J Test against India starting at Lord's on Thursday will be virtually the same as that which, played in the first Test. The side will be chosen from 12 players— the 11 who won In the first
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