The Straits Times, 28 June 1952

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    19 1 The Straits Times MALAY AS NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1645 TWELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1i52. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    MALAYA REDS INVADE BURMA
    157 1 Communist gangs join in attack on coast town RANGOON, Friday. J^j AL AY AN Communist terrorists have crossed Siam and "invaded" Burma with Siamese bandits, according to reports in Rangoon. (ianflß of well-armed Communists attacked' Bokepyia, a coastal town between Mergui and' Victoria Point in the
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    $13,000 BANDIT COMMISSAR SURRENDERS
    194 1 $13,000 BANDIT COMMISSAR SURRENDERS Xl ALA LIMPIR, Friday. FEDERATION GOVERNMENT announced today the surrender of the Sl3.i;oii political commissar of the Hth Independent Terrorist Platoon. Moo Vat Mci, alias Mah Yau. Moo Vat Mci was described by a spokesman of the Director of Operations Staff this evening as "much more
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    SPY CASE: Russia sends a protest
    87 1 SPY CASE: Russia sends a protest LONDON. Fri. A PROTEST from the Soviet Eml>v»v in London to the Foreign Office against the detention of Mr. Pavel Kus■entsov, Soviet Embassy Second Secretary, on Jane 13 after he had been found in the company of Wiuiam Martin Marshall. Foreign Office radio operator,
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    MacDONALD IN HONG KONG
    38 1 The Commlssioner-Geciei al. Mr Ma !eolm Mac Donald. If in Hone Kong today holding a conference with the Oover no-- of t'^e Colony. He wtll fly from Haig Kong to Tokyo over the week-enu
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    Boy stabbed
    20 1 Cn.'i Wing Cheng, aged 16. was stabbed last night in Synasocue Street. Singapore He was removed to hospital
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    2,000 lb. lost
    36 1 A lorry load of 2,000 lb. of latex was destroyed by terrorists' in the Bahau area of Negri Sembilan. Rubber tappers nearby were forced to hand over their identity cards to the gang.
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    Reds put the unions in bondage—MacGillivray
    101 1 Reds put the unions in bondage— MacGillivray FIRST INFILTRATION, THEN... Xl ALA LUMPUR, Friday. \]K. D. C. MA( (.11 I IVKW Deputy High Commissioner, today warned Malaya's trade unions against the dangers of Communist infiltration. Any association with the Communists would damage the unions in the public eye, he told
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    Patrol kills a terrorist
    32 1 Lying in wait at a terrorist food dump, a patrol of the Worcester Regiment killed one bandit and wounded another In the Ipoh area of Perak on Thursday.
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    'GUARD REPUTATION'
    269 1 Mr. MacGlUivray advised the trade union leaders to beware of thinking solely in terms of numbers of members. They should think primarily in terms of the movement's reputation.--"I strongly ad*te you to, be jealous of that reputation, to guard it well at all times. "Remember with pride, as
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    ALLIED MEN WALK OUT OF TRUCE TALKS
    81 1 PANMI NJOM Fri. rE United Nations delegates at the trace talks at PanmunJom today walked cut in tne middle of remarks by the chief Communist delegate. General Nam 11. They said they would not return for three days Maj -Gen. William K Harrison,
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    Ho men lose 62 in clash
    39 1 SAIGON. Frt. VIETMINH troops yesterday ambushed a French Union road patrol about 75 kilometres south-east of Hanoi, state today's official French communique. Vietminh lost 37 killed and 25 wounded, the communique adds. Reuter
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    Newest luxury liner sails
    70 1 THr. NEVY 53.330- lON iiacr .ur LniieU aiaU.:. steaim up Hudson River, New York, with a huge OoUIU of small boats surrounding her. The slant, scheduled to make her maidea Atlantic cross lng early next month, bad sailed from Newport News. Virginia, where ah* was buHt.
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    $10,000 haul in a taxi
    162 1 $10,000 haul in a taxi rREE men took the ca&hler of a Singapore rumpanv "'or a ride 1 yesterdUy i afternoon and robbed him of $10,000 which he had cashed at a bank in Rallies Place The cashier told the police that as soon as he stepped out of the
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    Art theft bid in Paris
    112 1 PARIS. Frl. r"O youthj were caußht today trying to steal I world renowmed patntimts from the Paris .Museum ot Modern Art Renoir i* "La Baigneuxo." a pointing of a woman bath- I I tap. and a Bonnard self* I portrait were sliced from I their
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    Gurkhas get No. 13
    43 1 Gurkhas get No. 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl •THE 1/10 Gurkhas have killI ed another terrorist in tlu Kuantan area of Pahang -their 13th so far this month The Gurkhas captured the terrorist's shotgun and also found a ramp and several food dumps nearby.
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    Synthetic: 'No price cut'
    37 1 WASHINGTON, Fri The Reconstruction Finance Corporation administrator, Mr. Harry McDonald, said last night that no reduction in the price of synthetic rubber ts imminent. The price is now 23 cents a pound.— U.P
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    'TIGERS' MEET
    32 1 NEW YORK, Fri. General Claire Chennault and 70 of the "Flying Tigers" he once commanded started a gathering tonight for their first reunion since they disbanded ten years ago— U.P.
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    Goodwill call
    22 1 JAKARTA. Fri. The Indian Naval flotilla, which is on a goodwill visit to Indonesia arrived at Tandjong Prick harbour yesterday
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    Better than MIG
    34 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. The VS. Secretary of the Navy. Mr. Klmoall. says the Navy now has about seven planes coming into production that are better than Russia's highly publicised MIG jot fighters.
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    'Rogues playground' may be closed
    149 1 'Rogues playground may be closed LONDON. Friday. THE HOUSE of Commons today passed a Bill A which will enable British newspapers to avoid costly court actions if they promptly publish A private measure. Introduced by a Labour M.P. Mr. Harold Lever, the Bill U supported by all parties. In view
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    Riot arms seized
    49 1 TOKYO. Frl. More than 1,000 police today surrounded a settlement occupied by Koreans near Kyoto and arrested seven on suspicion of having; taken part in recent attacks and demonstrations. The raiding party found and confiscated North Korean flags, bamDoo spears, handgrenades and quantities cf ammunition. Reuter.
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    Talal in Venice
    19 1 VENICE, Frl.-Klng Talal of Jordan arrived In Venice today on his way home from Lausanne. Reuter.
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    Gen. Templer due today
    45 1 General Sir Gerald Templer, High Commissioner for the Federation, arrives In Singapore this afternoon from London after consulta* ttoris w'.th'Ca&tnet Ministers Orn Ttmp>r wll) be met af th» airport by the Governor of Singapore. Mr. J. W. Nlcol. aim other officials.
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    Acheson apology starts a row
    222 1 Acheson apology starts a row WASHINGTON, Fri. riE U.S. Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Acheson, will have to explain to Congress about hi 3 apology to Britain ror not giving advance information of the American bombing of Noith. Korean power stations Senator Styles Bridges told the Senate yesterday that the
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    25 monuments to Eva Peron
    49 1 BUENOS AIRES. Frl.-fh Argentine Chamber of Cepu ties has approved a bill t. erec; a monument to Evi Peron, ailing wife of the Ar gentine President, in Buenot Aires. Twenty-four replicas wil' be built in the capitals ol all Argentine provinces and territories. Reuter
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    'Misplaced U.S. trust in Reds led to Korea'
    233 2 'Misplaced U.S. trust in Reds led to Korea' DENVER, Colorado, Friday. QENERAL Dwight 1). Eisenhower said last night that if the United States had been less trusting of Communism, there probably would hfive been no war in Korea. He said: "The root of this tragedy is the fact that we
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    No 'foreign power got MacAsack'
    160 2 WASHINGTON. Frl. 'THE White House said yes- terday that no foreign government was responsible for. or even Influenced President Truman's decision to dismiss General Douglas Mac Arthur from his Far Eastern commands. Mr. Emanuel Shlnwell former British Labour Minister of Defence, had said in the
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    STEEL STRIKE HITS DEFENCE
    44 2 WASHINGTON. Fit The American Army announced today that the three-week-old strike of 650,000 steel worker* has stopped delivery of some types of vehicles. Production of certain other equipment, lncludlnn light tanks is expected to stop within a few days. Reuter.
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    Phone to India
    19 2 BONN, Fri— West Germany Is to open a telephone service to Ooa on July I..— Reuter.
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    HEAT WAVE
    22 2 NEW YORK. Fri— About a dozen people were last night estimated to have been killed by a heat wave —Reuter.
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    Consult India, Pakistan on Far East. Britain told
    119 2 LONDON, Fri. MR. SEYMOUR COCKS, Labour, urged Government in the Common* yesterday to consult India and Pakistan to achieve a common policy on the Far East He said that even after an armistice in Korea, the problem would continue to exist in
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    ACHESON SAYS 'SORRY' TO BRITAIN
    385 3 ACHESON SAYS 'SORRY' TO BRITAIN 'Slip-up in Yalu bombing plan LONDON, Friday. MR. DEAN ACHESON, United States Secretary of State, told a private meeting of peers and Members of Parliament last night that Britain would have been informed in advance of the Yalu bombing but for an administrative slip-up, it
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    50 MORE HELD IN SOUTH AFRICA
    144 3 50 MORE HELD IN SOUTH AFRICA JOHANNESBURG, Fri. I tIFI'Y Africans weie arrested in Johannesburg late last night. So far. more than 130 co oured people hav^ been arrested in their campaign of passive deli urc against Prime Minister Daniel Malan's 'unjust laws'. The Africans were arrest- Ed for defying
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    Not wanted in France
    47 3 LONDON Fri— The British Foreign office awaited a report today from its Embassy In Paris on reports that the French government had asked, a Pakistani journalist. Mr. A Khan, to leave the country. Britain is interested beca" Khan helris a Britisn pi _AP
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    PRISON RIOT
    18 3 EDDYVILLE. 'Kentucky.' Fri-In a riot in the K>titiifky State Prison yesterday eight prisoners were wndpd.— A.P.
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    Red chief in Japan goes home
    113 3 Red chief in Japan goes home TOKYO. Fri. GENERAL A. P. Kislenko, head of the unwanted Soviet mission in Japan, left Tokyo today for Yokohama with a five-car entourage. He was leaving for Hong Kong; and is expected to return to .Moscow through China. It is not known if he
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    Too hot to talk
    22 3 WASHINGTON. Fri—President Truman cancelled his usual weekly press conference today because of the intense heat in Washington —Reuter.
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    Pianos attack locust swarms
    49 3 KARACHI. Pri.— Antl-locut t»ams, helDed by four American aeroplanes, are In action '■■ain-st two laree locust svarms which have entered Pik'stan during the last fp* ri ivs. S>oe swarm Is sx by thr«»!'j es in extent, tart of It h&ftl soae to rndla -Rcuter I
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    Armed men seize Yugoslav plane
    121 3 ROME. Friday. A YUGOSLAV plane with 23 people on board landed at Foligno, 75 miles north-east of Rome, today after three armed men on board had diverted it to Italy. The plane had left Zagreb for Pola. 1 The police learned that 10 minutes after
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    Rhee lifts censorship in Korea
    150 3 PUSAN, Fri. DRESIDENT Syngman Rhee today ordered all censorship, imposed under martial law on May 25, to be lifted in Korea as a demonstration that the republic was "a free and democratic country." American magazines and newspapers criticising Dr. Rhee's policies had been banned and
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    Protest against US Intervention'
    216 3 LONDON, Friday. jtf ß. Herbert Morrison, Foreign Secretary in the TI Labour Government, tonight protested against what he called a tendency of American "departmental officials'' to intervene in British politics. The protest follows claims in Washington that during his visit to the United States last September
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    Child reporters for Helsinki
    48 3 TOKYO, Pri.— The youngest newspaper correspondents covering the Olympic Games at Helsinki may be a Japanese boy and a girl. Asahi announced today it would send an 11 -year-old boy and a 12-year-old girl to cover for its companion publication, the Children's Asahl.—Reuter, AAP.
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    Arms for ships
    27 3 TOKYO. Fri— Japan's Maritime Safety Board officials >aid today they were asking government for funds to arm the Board's fleet of coastwatching vessels. Reuter-
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    Dock will be raised
    60 3 LONDON. Fri— The Admiralty announced today that Singapore's £1.200.000 dock sunk during the war, will probably be raised this year and towed to Britain. To assist in the raising attempt a Royal Fleet auxiliary ship, the Salvictor, has gone to Singapore where Mr C. L. Black,
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    Talal talks to his queen
    46 3 LAUSANNE, Fri. King Talal of Jordan will leave Lausanne in the Slmplon Express tomorrow morning for Venice. The King last night had a 15-minute telephone talk with Queen Zain who is In a Lausanne clinic. She refused to see him. Reuter.
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    Truman overridden
    21 3 WASHINGTON, Fri.— The House of Representatives tonight overrode President Truman's veto of the hotly controversial McCarran-Waf-ter Immigration Bill— Reuter.
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    PAID HOLIDAYS
    22 3 GENEVA, Fri^The International Labour Conference yesterday gave final approval to an international convention guaranteeing paid holidays for agricultural workers. Reuter.
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    STAR GETS WET
    49 3 HER carefully prepared coiffure ruined and her costume soaked, actress Betty Grable is helped up a ladder after she accidentally tumbled into a studio lake during filming of a storm sequence in the "Farmer Takes A Wife." Twenty eager volunteer rescuers dived in to aid her.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    349 3 Brighter tone on further gains LONDON, Pri. A FTER a rather cautloua «Urt the Stock Market, partlcularlv domestic fcfuea, made further ground today. Oiltedged. after Initial markirtK down, soon made headway and imparted a brighter tone to industrial Issues. Most prominent among industrials were textiles, which came in
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    London tin price
    28 3 LOtfDON, June 27— Cash Buyers £97w>*. Sellers t»7f; Forward Bayers £M 7. Sellers £t*!%; Settlement £971',. (up Xl' 2 > Turnover: a.m. 1M; p.m. M •MB.
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    U.K. RUBBER
    38 3 LONDON June 37.— Spot MSd Aug. n> z d.. Sept. Jt'«d.. Oct.-Dec. 27'aCl.. Jan -Mar 2»',d Apr 1 June Js',d mom i. July c.l.f. 273 4 d. Aug. elf. 17 \d., Sept. cJ.f. «tid. Market: Quiet.
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    SERETSE SUPPORTER GAOLED
    108 3 SEROWE, Fit PEABOKA Kgamane, former senior tribal representative of the Bamangwato. ha been sentenced to two weeks 1 with hard labour on a charge of behaviour prejudicial to the good order of prisoners. custody awaiting trial In Keaboka Kgamane led the connection with disturbances recent Bamangwato deiega-
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      373 3 "John, no mid-day Saturday session today, please "Never, Susan!" "The Gymkhana starts at 2.30 and we must be early the children are counting the minutes." "Which reminds me to inquire, m dear, is it necessary for them to have a rehearsal at dawn?" "They were so quiet Peter was cantering
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    MCA wants $500 man
    72 4 PENANG. Frl. HPHE Penang and Province X Wellesley branch of the Malayan Chinese Association is looking for a ful time sec-retary-general to take charge of MCA affairs In the Settlement. The salary will depend on tiie candidates ability and experience but wi£l normally be about $500
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    Shipping man for S'pore
    46 4 The v1 c e-presldent In charge of Far East affairs of 'he American President Lines. Mr. Willard Goodwin, will arrive in Singapore on Sun day. He expects to spend a few weeks in this area, and will visit all the firm's branches.
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    Councillors welcome Mayor of Singapore proposal
    196 4 RESERVE ON THE ALDERMAN PLAN GEVERAL CITY councillors yesterday welcomed Progressive Party's proposal to elect a locally domiciled councillor as Mayor from the beginning of next year. They were reserved on the Progressives' suggestion that six aldermen be elected by the 18 elected City
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    Boy, 6, gives evidence at inquest
    121 4 Boy, 6, gives evidence at inquest A 42-year-old police constable and his six-year-old son were knocked down when a lorry ran into their bicycle, it was said at a Singapore inquest yesterday. The boy, Salleh bin Duan, said his father, Duan bin Kassim, carried him on his bicycle on the
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    Resignation to be discussed
    66 4 PENANG, Fri.— The Peninsular Malays' Union will discuss the resignation of its former president, Inche Hashim Ghani, at a meeting to be held In Butterworth this Sunday. L.i (OL. T. J. HuUhinson the ne» Commandant of the Singapore Volunteer Corps, who bas taken over, from Mr.
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    AMBUSH HERO GETS M.M.
    161 4 AMBUSH HERO GETS M.M. KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. T*HE presence of mind and •1 leadership of a sergeant of the 42 Commando, Royal Marines, turned a dangerous ambush into a complete victory. The Queen has approved the award of the Military Medal to Sgt. A. Barker for his courage and fine
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    He was tired of living
    74 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Fong Wan Long told the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate today, when pleading guilty to a charge of attempted suicide, that he was tired of living and so took caustic soda. Fong 45, said he had been sick for a long time and
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    New lottery
    27 4 PENANG. Frl. Penan* Indian Association has decided to start a sweep for members The first draw will be made before the end of the year.
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    CLUB TO MEET
    20 4 KLANG. Fri— The second meeting of the Young Malayans Club. Klang. will be held on July 6.
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    Scouts give concert
    85 4 Scouts give concert r«IVILIANS and men from U the Ist Battalion, the Gordon Highlanders joined Singapore scouts in a variety concert held at the Victoria Theatre last night to collect funds to send local scouts to the Australian Jamboree in December. The concert was presented by the South Western District
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    Detective robbed gamblers charge
    245 4 \G KAI TEE of Ponggol Road alleged in the Singapore Relief Police Court yesterday that when he was gambling with a group in a market in January, a detective pulled out his revolver, and walked away with $140 which represented their stakings. Ng was giving evidence
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    $6 too much he says
    62 4 WHEN Chua Ah Kay, 44 was charged in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, with stealing three dustbins worth $12, he pleaded not guilty saying that they cost only half that price. Chua was alleged to have stolen them from Fish Street and Upper Cross
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    Tea exports
    14 4 K"*LA LUMPUR. Fi*._Th* ih a lon "ported 211 443 month WOf^ iast
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    Bandits defied, 600 go to work
    236 4 Bandits defied, 600 go to work SEREMBAN, Fri. j A BOUT 600 rubber workers on Glendaic Estate In the Bahau district of Negri Sembilan returned to work today after a four-day stopj page caused by Communist intimidators. The workers— lndians and I Chinese— returned to their lines on Monday morning
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    KamalaClub Fun Fair
    47 4 HALF the proceeds of the Singapore Ka-nala Club bazaar and fun fair at Moulmeln Road today will go to the Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association. Mrs. Tan Chin Tuan. wife of the Deputy President of the Singapore Legislative Council, will open the bazaar at 3 p.m.
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    EX-BANDIT, GIRL FRIEND MISSING
    111 4 BUTTERWORTH, Friday. USING drag nets, sampans and divers, Province Wellesley police searched Prai River and the sea off Butterworth today for a surrendered bandit and his fiancee. The surrendered bandit, now attached to Sungei Bakap jungle squad, was last seen standing on the embankment in front
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    17 to plan Indian Navy reception
    127 4 17 to plan Indian Navy reception rE Singapore Government has appointed a 17-man ad hoc committee under the chairmanship cf Mr. A. McLellan. Legislative Councillor (Nominated), to plan and co-ordinate arrangements for the reception of two Indian naval units due in the Colony nex month. One naval unit will b«?
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    On the free list....
    47 4 npHE concession of free admission to the JaUn Besar X Stadium granted to Singapore City Councillors may be extended to their wives as well. A committee recommendation to this effect will ceme up for confirmation by the full board of Coancillors on Monday
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    ..OF the free list
    42 4 At the r a*n? meeting couicWon will consider putting back on th- "naylng list" ehiritable institutions which hitherto had been allowed the use of the Victoria Theatre and Memorial Hall without paying the usual hire charge*. i i
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    EQUAL PAY (with Govt. men) SCHEME FOR COUNCIL
    415 5 New deal for Chinese teacher* KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A NEW PLAN to give Chinese vernacular school teachers the same status as English aided school teachers was announced tonight by the Member for Education, Dato E. E. C. Thuraisingham. It is designed to
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    BUYING FRCM U.K. GOES ON
    214 5 Rubber Market rIE market has continued to be fully steady throughout the week on continued buying from the United Kingdom, says Lewis and Peat's weekly report. Sellers of physical rubber still remain reserved and. as usual, the higher the Drlce the less they are inclined
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    MRNVR man to retire
    46 5 Lt. -Commander J. A. Marshall of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve and former staff officer of the i Singapore division of the MRNVR. is leaving Singapore on retirement on Tuesday. Commander Marshall is j now Officer Commanding. 1 Volunteer Records Office
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    Councillors see $3,500 house
    152 5 THEY ARE IMPRESSED \M EMBERS of the Singapore Legislative Council'-. iTI Finance Committee and officers from the Improvement Trust went to Bedok, yesterday, to see the $3,500 houses built by the Land Office to re-settle squatters evacuated from the Paya Lebar airport site. The object was
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    Club ban on officer 'is untrue'
    159 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A NOTHER allied incident at Kuala Lumpur Lake Club has been denied. The Singapore Standard today published a report lr.iv London stating that the Singapore correspondent of The Times had said that less than a year ago a senior Pakistan Army
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    Federation to start driving tests again
    141 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. IJKiviNG tests are to be resumed in the Fededlon, tne Government announced today. Tests will begin on Sept. 1. A new type of provisional licence will be introduced. After next Tuesday, no new i provisional driving licences will be issued until
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    Police hit at S.T.C. privilege
    130 5 /CRITICISM of "the privileged position of Singapore Traction Company buses in relation to those operated by private companies." because th e S.T.C. buses have to comply with a less strict routine than their competitors in the case of accidents has been made in the May
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    HOME FOR THE NEEDY
    60 5 CTNOAPORE Muslims will have a welfare home if the recommendations of a sub-committee are adopted by the Colony Muslim Advisory Board at its next meetin" on July 7. The Muslim Welfare Home Committee— a nub-eommlMfe of the board his recommended the bi'i'^Mi" nf $75,000 we'fnro hr>'
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    IPOH WEDDING
    33 5 IPOH. Fri— Mr. Timothy Tat Hean, Perak ten: is player and dance champion, Wtut married to Miss Vida Lecng Wai Slew, of Ip h. at the Registrar of Marriages last we^ek
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    $100,000 worth of animals
    31 5 Wild animals worth $100--000. trapped in Africa, were brought into Singapore last night in the 10,000 ton Dutch liner Tjitjalengka. They are being sent to Tokyo Zoo.
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    Today's Radio SINGAPORE
    72 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 10 a.m. News: 10 05 Housewives' Choice; 11-1130 New Records; 1 p.m Harry Hackmeyer. piano; 1.30 News; 2 Album of Harmony: 2.30 Rhythm Corner; 2.45 London Studio Melodies: 3.15 Pun with Music: 330 Tea Dance; 4.15 Southern Serenade: 6.17 Children: 7 News: 7.15 Listeners' Choice; 750 Spotlight
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    HOUSE FOR SQUATTERS
    35 5 THE COUNCILLORS go into a huddle with engineers, contractors and Government officials in front of the 53.500 home built at Bedok b y Singapore Land Office for squatter farmers. Straits Times picture.
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    Today's blackout schedule
    312 5 OITBSTATIONS liable to load 0 sheddinc today are: DAY Orchard Road. Adelphi. Capitol. Newton, Wayanf Satu, Chancery. Lane. Balmoral Road. Dalvej Road. Chartered Bank. China Bank. Asia Buildint. George St. SUtic. I'pper Cross St./ Pagoda St.. I'pper Hokien St.. Pickerint SI. /Church St.. l pint Circular Rd.
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      221 5 Today's Singapore diary Jloy ScoaU AiwUlion, Job Singapore Camera Club, first Week begins. annual photographic exhibition. Amrrk-an AnorUtion (Women's f rituh Council Hall. Stamford Rd.. Auxiliary), bake sale. Totnllnson 9 m I m w Hall. Piesbyterian English Church. *r UiMh *«f Cr««. handicapped Orchard Road. 930 a m children s
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    24 6 OLD SAIX3PIANS Will any OS. Interested in OS Dinner arranged for 3rd. July In Singapore contact during office hcurs E\ans (Tel. No. *****.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    32 6 THE Family of the late Mrs. Se« Chen* Ann thank all Tru nd.s and relatives who *ent wreaths, condolence. HMamra and especially Ukhc who "e^ered BMll anco and i \<!<vi tuneral
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  • The Straits Times
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      A Premature Baby
      647 6 A Premature Baby atives were instructed to vott against exte.iiiori of tne emergency regulations; which was. clearly against the best interests of the Colony. It was Mr. Williams, too, who moved the party's general council to pass a resolution in favour of the resumption of Malayan rubber exports to Russia
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      Rubber Publicity In America
      436 6 It cost Malayan rubber producers £160,000 last year to present their case before the American public. That was the allocation from the Malayan rubber fund, although actual expenditure on the American publicity scheme was rather more. Over £60.000 was spent on advertising. £11.000 on editorial and
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    39 6 •SrtRIT OF THE FUTURE" This photograph, by J. A. L. Pavitt, won the silver medal for the best print of the year in the Singapore Camera Club's first annual exhibition. The exhibition, in the British Council Hall, closes tomorrow.
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    As I was Saying
    1257 6  -  STOIC h r«LUBS AND JACKETS normally as private a couple of subjects as man can turn over in his mind. But this week politically minded dabblers have managed to make them a couple of Common-wealth-shaking issues. Jackets in the evening have been pretty well ventilated as
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    A MALAYSIAN NOTEBOOK
    864 6 A MALAYSIAN NOTEBOOK pAPTAIN KIDD is our l> pimte. rr.d Japanese Maims of finding chests of I ioubloons and Arabian gold lortli of the Ryukyu Islands nust be immediately disxedited The evidence of grisly re:ords. maps found In secret i irawers and rum-t:inted icoounts all point to his reasure being
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    MOVE TO 'REVITALISE' TRADE UNIONS
    358 7 MTUC chief outlines 'vigorous plan to aid workers KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. DLANS to revitalise Malaya's trade union movement were announced, at the opening in Kuala Lumpur today of the annual delegates' conference of the Malayan Trade Union Council. More than 200 delegates from all over
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    Marriage legality case put off
    149 7 Marriage legality case put off QUESTION of legality of a marriage between a nonChristian Chinese woman and Christian Chinese, before the passing of the Colony Civil Marriage Ordinance, which was listed for argument in the Singapore High Court yesterday, was postponed sine die. The question has arisen in connection with
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    Govt. pay schemes for discussion
    33 7 Representatives of all trade unions and associations representing Singapore Gov- ernment empfoyees will meet today to discuss the Colony Governments itand on revised pay schemes for expatriate officers.
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    RUBBER SEIZURE 'NOT THE ANSWER'
    259 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. THE CRISIS now facing the rubber industry co.id not be solved by nationalisation, the chairman of the newly formed Pan-Malayan Labour Party Inche Mohammed Sopiee, said in Kuala Lumpur i hist night. "It will be at the mercy of tin- capitalists who
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    Fought in public: $2
    56 7 D. A. Kassim, 32, and V. Karuppiah. 22. were each fined $2 by the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate. Mr. D. H Chapman, for fighting' in public at the 14 Vi milestone, Woodlands Road on Thursday night. They had no money to pay their fines and were
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    U.S. making Chinese films
    86 7 AMERICA has turned her eyes towards the Chinese vernacular film market, hitherto dominated by Hong Kong. The camera crew of an American film company has been at work taking shots outsirie a Singapore rabaret M 'V WorsJev. the American producer who Is in Singapore for me
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    Better seats urged for lorry drivers
    98 7 SINGAPORE Traffic Police are pressing for a new standard of driving conditions for loirv drivers in thr Colony In the report lor May, the Traffic Police chief. Mr. U R. M. Haxworth, says tint h e has been trying to influence the Registrar of
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    14 road deaths in a month
    123 7 MAY WORSE THAN APRIL TWERE were 14 fatal accidents on Singapore roads during May, three more than in April. During the month. 51 people were seriously injured, and 211 slightly injured. All the fatal accidents except one. were during the day. Most accidents are
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    29 7 M. BARBARA DEANS in a hula-hula dance at last night's variety concert given by Singapore Scouts to collect funds to send Scouts to the Austra'ian Jamboree. Straits Times picture.
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    Cathedral for Kuching
    72 7 'THE Bishop of Borneo has approved the plans of a Liverpool firm of architects for the construction of a cathedral in Kuching, Sarawak. The original plans, for I cathedral on the site of the present corrugated iron and brick building, have been modified to exclude a dome
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    Varsity gets 465 books
    36 7 More ma.i 400 Rotary clubs in Britain and Northern Ireland have given 465 books to the University of Malaya since the scheme was Initiated by the Singapore Rotary Club 18 months ago.
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    Camera show
    41 7 i'WO AUTHORITY >tograph> idmiring ano:. expert's pictures at the xhibrtion of the Singapor. Camera dub in the British Council Hall Major Viscount Hanworth (left) and Major Raymond Thomas The prints are by Mr. Loke Wan Tho. Straits Times picture.
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    Racketeers vanish
    55 7 RAIDS conducted by Singapore police on Thursday on gambling stalls set up by hawkers outside schools have topped the racket. Police who raided hawkei -tails outside several schools yesterday found -that none was operating games of chance. Twenty hawkers were arrested, however, for obstruction outside St. Josephs School,
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    Mrs. Choy for America
    47 7 Singapore Legislative Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Choy will leave for Washington in August on a six-month scholarship granted by the United- States Government. Mrs. Choy yesterday received confirmation that her application for a study grant arranged by the US. Information Service had been approved.
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    Y.W.C.A. MEET
    33 7 Greetings from Malaya and Burma were presented at the 25th biennial conference of the Y.W.C.A. held in Wales. Among the delegates was Mrs. Goh Kok Ke e of the Singapore Y.WC.A.
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    Photo show can 'uplift all of us'
    193 7 "'J'HIS display represents an awakening of something that has been lying asleep far too long in this city of ours," said the President of t,he Singapore City Council Mr. T. P. P. McNeice, yesterday, when he opened the tjr.st annual members' exhibit x,n
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    20-cent cess put on pineapples
    89 7 SINGAPORE Government yesterday announced that a cess-rate of 20 cents will be put on each case of canned pineapples exported from the Colony. The cess will be charged on bills of lading dated July 1 or any later date. A case of canned pineapples means
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    NEW MAGISTRATE
    15 7 Mr H Kingdon has been appointed to be a Police Magistrate In Singapore.
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    MRNVR parade
    22 7 Rear Admiral A. F. Pugsley will .inspect the Singapore division of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve on July 22.
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    Appointment
    23 7 Inche Mohamed bin Haji Hassan, Chief Superintendent, Postal Services, Singapore, has been appointed to be an Assistant Controller of Posts on probation.
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    PROGRESSIVE PARTY VIEWS ON HILL PLAN
    344 7 RESPONSIBILITY for the supply of electricity should continue to be vested in the Singapore City Council for at least two years after the Pasir Panjang power station is opened, states the Progressive Party in its own recommendations on the Hill Report on the reform
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    New phone service on Tuesday
    114 7 New phone service on Tuesday A LONG-DISTANCE radio telephone service between Jesselton. North Borneo, and I Mulaya opens on Tuesday. For the time being, the ser- vice will be restricted to subscribers on the Jessciton exchanee only The charge for a threeminute call will be $12 90. the minimum. For
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    RAF wHI 'bomb' CD. parade
    57 7 An R.A.F. plane wLI "dive bomb" Monks Hill School. Singapore, this afternoon at 4.30. "Bombs wit", explode- and they wiM set the civil defence teams of Tanglin Ward into action in a demonstration before guests, who will witness, the passing -out parade of the first
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    Cow dies in crash
    33 7 A cow. one of a herd of cattle on their 'way home, was knocked down and killed by a lorry near Potong Pasir. Upper Seranjoon Road. Slngapcre. last night.
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    Unjust, harbour men protest
    247 7 Unjust, harbour men protest I^HE Board ot Muiiage--1 merit of the Singapore Harbour Board is accused by the executive council of the Singapore Harbour Board St.ilf Association of being unjust to its employees and anti-uniou. The charges are mace in the annual report of the association, which will to before
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    Steward to die for murder
    62 7 T.Kan o.ii Su.a.nmn. a steward In tli Dutch ship Drente. who api_'»aled against a Singapore Assize Court sentence of death fur the murder of Frederic Vink. an engineer, failed in his appeal yesterday. Tikan stabbed Vink during a tussle following an argument on Apr. 11
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      46 7 MALAYAN AIRWAYS ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF A TWICE WEEKLY SERVICE TO SIBU ON TUESDAYS FRIDAYS RETURNING ON WEDNESDAYS SATURDAYS EFFECTIVE Ist JULY Single fare from Singapore $160/ MALAYAN AIRWAYS LTD. MANAGERS: MANSDCLO CO LTD. OCEAN BUILDING. SINGAPORE ISow at 159, North Bridge Rd. iCapitol Building) Smgapore-6.
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      104 7 WJ^\y RIDE Of^ WIIZtKLANO OMEOA SUPER-UJfITERPRCX^F RUTOmRTIC 2«.W0 aircrrw of (he R.A.F. and the R.C A.F. havr •>uccmsfull\ tested thr Omrta Sr.imastrr Further science confirm* the facts: after aTi nours sta> in a I"! 8 F. oven followed by a sudden immersion in an ice-cold bath, the Scanu-tir u-curacv remains
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    STOP CALLING SINGAPORE A COLONY, SAYS NAIR
    172 8 v; K M. P. D. Nair, City I Councillor, (Ind. Lab South) wrote to the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L Blythe, yesterday, suggest- j ing that in view of the steady educational, social, j mnd political advancement of the City, Sincapore should not
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    MCA ANSWERS STORE PARTIES 'ENVIOUS OF ASSOCIATION'
    253 8 Mr. Tan Slew Sin hits at 'ineffective leaders 9 MALACCA, Friday. HISTORY of Malayan Chinese Association may one day be the history of the entire Chinese community in this country and may very well affect the history of this country itself, states an
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    Detainee issues writ
    82 8 PENANG. Fri VfR. Justice Spenser-Wll--1 ivl kinson today made an order for a German detainee Johannes Schmolke s application for a writ of habeas corpus to be heard before a court of three or more judges. Schmolke's counsel. Mr O 1 L. Phipps. submitted that the 1
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    Rubber men told of position in U.S.
    167 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. ]t| R. H. C. BUGBEE. associate director of the iTI Natural Rubber Bureau in Washington, told the Malayan Rubber Producers' Council this morning of the position of natural and synthetic rubber in the United States and the relevant U.S. regulations.
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    Fishermen to go gay
    64 8 MALACCA. Frl. A DECORATED boat contest, folk dancing, music and cinema show wi C form part of the celebration of the Feast of Saint Peter, patron saint of fishermen at the Portuguese Settlement an Sunday. In the evening, decorated and lighted boats will be blessed and
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    Re-hearing for divorce case
    58 8 The Singapore Court of Appeal yesterday ordered a re -hearing of the divorce netitlon filed by a school master, J. E.W. Jesudasan. "Tainst his wife. Elizabeth Jesudasan, on the ground of de«prtion. When the petition came f or hearing at first before <y ip High Court
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    Bankrupt no more
    53 8 Bankrupt no more A pre-war bankrupt, Chee Ah Tee, was granted a dis.■harge from bankruptcy by Mr. Ju:tice Knight in *,he Singapore High Court yesterday. Mr. T. Kulasekaram. l.io Assistant Official Assignee, told the court that the debtor had repaid the debt In ful! and that he bad no objection
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    Farewell party
    48 8 P^NANG. Fn T'^e Pena"R Tr > ter Snua^ron of the M^lnvan Auxiliary Ai>- Force will hold f curry tiffin on ."■•"^ly In *o--n»r of it« r«»- Jr«-or ro^n»^ Ping Offlre". F'l* F. O r\° P"ss DPd Mrs rV p.trs w u r> leave for Britain next month.
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    New S'pore law to help workers
    211 8 ANEW Workmen's Compensation Ordinance, drafted in accordance with International Labour Organisation conventions, will soon replace the Colony's present law. Those with salaries of $400 or less will come within the scope of the new ordinance, the Singapore Labour Commissioner. Mr. O. W. Davis, told
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    RUBBER SURPLUS EXPECTED
    184 8 RUBBER SURPLUS EXPECTED KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A SURPLUS Of 275.000 tons in the world production of rubber Is expected this year, Mr. H. K. Dlmoline. secretary of the Malayan Rubber Producers" Council, said today. He told the Straits Times that the Reuter report this morning that wortd demand was expected
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    STAB CHARGE
    46 8 KUALA LUMPUR M Wong Yew Wah claimed trial before the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate today on a charge of stabbing a Chinese in the Bukit Btntang amusement park on Wednesday night. Bail of $100 was allowed and the case was postponed to Aug. 6.
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    Soldier is gaoled
    87 8 PRIVATE GEORGE RONALD DE BROISE. 23, of the District Workshops, R.E.M.E.. was yesterday sentenced at a Singapore court martial to five years' imprisonment for indecently assaulting two boys and two girls in Singapore between December last year and May this year. He was also sentenced to be
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      429 8 The Straits Times Crossword he (B d^> an f4) DoWl 29 Worktrs upstt over »teed» T ~F f 1 5 I 6 ilili 7 M 8 DOWN SaSS BBS 2 Am! silent the songless S^ !&i§B 1 Ssss gondolitr' 1 (Byron) (4t. |H Sag 3. Adders give rise to fears
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      IVI.C.A. as a political force in Malaya
      465 9 I NOTE with deep regret the reaction of Dato Onn and Mr. C. C. Tan to the decision to reorganise the M.C.A. on a political basis. Dato Onn seems to fear that the M.C.A., so reorganised, must necessarily devote all its attention to
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      WHAT MR. LAYCOCK SAID
      405 9 WHAT MR. LAYCOCK SAID I SEE that Sir Cheng-lock I Tan, in answer to comjnents by myself, has Issued a Uatement to the Press stating fes follows: "Mr. Lay jock's statement shows the hollow- j ness of the Progressives' j claims that they are non- communal: they now show their
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      SILENT MR. LIM
      74 9 lAM astonished at ♦he silence of Mr. Llm Yew Hock, president of the Singapore Labour Party, on the announcement that a certain communal association may contest the Singapore Legislative and City Councils elections in the near future. Certainly this is not a minor political issue which any
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      NON-ARYAN PURDAH
      171 9 N your issue of June 12. in staling that the Aryans ii tit puilah to India. Mr. S. M Cassim Rawther has rov. ci beyond doubt the poor low ledge he possesses of the >tury of India. P irdah surely and certainly -.v in India during the o
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      'Dangerous infection of communalism'
      348 9 I STRONGLY support the stand taken by Mr. C C. 1 Tan, leader of the Progressive Party, in condemning the move by the M.C.A. to enter the Singapore political field. Singapore has so far been free of the dangerous infection of communalism in politics. Let us
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      FRIENDLESS IN A STRANGE CITY
      222 9 FRIENDLESS IN A STRANGE CITY I HAVE read the letter from Miss Yong Siew Choon published by you on Thursday. A few years ago, I was a refugee from China and I went to Kuala Lumpur. Unlike Miss Yong, I had no friends or relatives there. Also, I had no
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      KINRARA OF OLD
      75 9 IT might interest your Scottish readers who enjoyed the article on Kinrara in your issue of June 20 to learn that Kinrara was not originally the name of a small rubber estate in Setangor. but the name of a well-known estate (over 100 years old) on Speyside.
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      Men in fashion
      116 9 Panonj"y I think it's rot To we. a iaefcat vwfcen it*>! hot I H(wmi»< j well-cat v«*tY If yew «U to look yew b«i./ It ihould be worn witti cum- V If thin you be. or «v'a rotynd Top H oH with Mack bowV A»d who would
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      LET 'EM STEW
      93 9 I'HKEE hearty cheers for •I Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald for setting an example to the long suffering males shackled to the tyranny of the black tie and white coat tradition. Let us hope that he gees one better and designs something more akin to the comfort and
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      Street level and the Olympian heights
      260 9 fJTHEN I read the letters under the heading "Man- in-the-Street," I expect to see subscribed beneath them such names as "Mat bin Miskin" or "Gua Bo Lui." Imagine, then, the rude shock I got on Monday morning when I saw under that same heading,
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      BEACH WEAR NEXT?
      70 9 |T must be heartening for everybody to see the broad scope of British Democracy at work with relation toj dinner-jackets and the Com-missioner-General. Now that we have had a lead in this matter, I hope that others of Her Majesty's Representatives will not rest on their oars.
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      MR. HAXWORTH'S WAY
      207 9 ris perhaps time that somebody rationed out to our Mr. Haxworth his oil drums, cement blocks, paint for double white lines and No Entry signs. A too fre use of these can cause a lot of inconvenience to the motoring public for whose benefit and convenience our
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      Declarations of Mr. Peter Williams
      348 9 Declarations of Mr. Peter W illiams QIVEN prominence in the front page of your issue of June 23. Mr. Williams is quoted as having said: "It was childish of the Government to detain me" He !a also quoted as having said. "It Is now clear that the purpose of my
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      DRESS FOR ELEGANT GENTLEMEN
      327 9 DRESS FOR ELEGANT GENTLEMEN PE clothes reform proposed by Mr. Mac Donald is rro3t sensible, as are the second, thoughts of your leading r.rtlcle published on Tuesday. The Sudan habit of shirt, trousers, cummerbund with clips which are most rsstntial If the wearer bulees a little, as most English Singaporeans
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    SHARE MARKETSTEADY AT HALF YEAR CLOSE
    777 10 SHARE MARKETSTEADY AT HALF YEAR CLOSE Improvement in all sections "THE Sinfjapore Sliare M.irket clcs»d ihe hnl.'-year on a very s'eady note. Tliere wa> an Improvement in all sections. :< large numb t of issue* iK-in; ma.kerj up. Sellers were reportei rei'-rved. Quotation^, by the Malayan j Share Bmk.rs 1
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    Steady market for Industrial issues
    152 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCK EXCHANGE Prom Our Own Corr»&ponden\ MELBOURNE. Prl. INDUSTRIAL shfr s had a sip«"!y maikr M the clos ng call of the S;ock Exchange today. Wuh f w excep tuns price moves mi narrow Mining shares wtr-- 1 quiet and kltuUr. Bonds mov-ffj varlab'y.
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    $35 DROP IN PEPPER PRICE
    88 10 $35 DROP IN PEPPER PRICE XHE price of Muniok white 1 pepper fell by »35 a picul on the Singapore Pro'ucf Ma ket ye.«terd»y. when sell rs were quotfi at $565 a picul. Lampong i black) remained at *510 per picul. x Coconut oil w»« T( ported steady •>t $45'»
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    Rubber down 1 ¾ CTS.
    106 10 Rubber down 1 CTS. RUBBER iell by 1 3 4 cents on the Singapore Market yesterday, July first grade closing at 96 cents a lb. The market was erratic and irregular during the day and closed easier after a fair turnover of business. Up-country sellers were fewer with their offprints
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    TIN: $484¾ A PKUL
    81 10 SINGAPORE, Fri— June 21.— 5481.75 a picul (up 50 cents). Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices yesterday (June 27) were. In cents per lb:— Buyers Seller! No 1 R.S.S. Spot loose 96' 2 97 Fob In bales July No 1 R.S.B. 96 974 No
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    N.Y. Price
    20 10 \To i R.B.S. Sept. iv.» (Id U.B. ee»U):— Wednesday', Thursday's elosinv eleaina; 11.75 Iradew 32.M trade. Tone: Steady.
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    H.K. EXCHANGE
    35 10 HONO KONG, PYI. Free market currency exchange of Hong Kong dollars was quoted at ■he c'o'e today a* follows: US<l HKS6 53 I cash); HKsRsri (T.T.i: HK$l6.OO. One tael of eoli HKS3OO.OO. UP.
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    STORE SHIPPING INFORMATION
    138 10 ».on«siflf Hie S iiuaporr H»r- p bour Board fodowni or r-xpi-i'tm 'hrrr at 7 am. today ar»: 1 2 Prr-a ''nn Eurrn' 4 S Phr-mi'i». C»al P'jint O'omcd 7 Anchore." Vlctorv: t Java i!A Co.': i: M»mnnn: :s 14 Brec<-a»lilre. 1$ 14 Maol«: 1» Kaiu a: 19
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    C.A. not stretched for 2—l win
    379 11 C.A. not stretched for 2— l win BUTBODCA WERE GAME OPPONENTS 'Chinese Athletics 2; 8.0.D.C.A. I. /CHINESE ATHLETIC were not at full stretch when 1 they beat a disjointed and erractic 8.0.D.C.A. XI 2 l, in this SAFA Senior Cup game played at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. But there was
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    Chiengmai Cup rowing races today
    257 11 p*IVE crews are entered for the Royal Singapore Yacht Club's Chiengmai Cup races this afternoon, starting at 4.30. The winner of this senior rowing trophy wQI be the holders of the four-oared championship for the year, and will be in the running for the Inter-port
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    Cheerful Lads beaten two-nil
    107 11 OBCOND-Dlvision Cheerful Lads S were beaten 2-0 by Hair kowyu, a Div. 3B side, in their Junior Cup-tie at Oeylang Stadium yesterday. The Lads were badly ofl form 'and had it not been lor some stout-hearted work by the defence they would have certainly gone down
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    BNB athlete for Ipoh
    71 11 A. HIBIDOL, an outstanding British North Borneo athlete, has again made plans to compete in the Malayan Games at Ipoh In August. His best event is the shot putt. At the recent Jesselton Recreation Club meet, he threw 40ft. o\in. {picture shows Sibidol receiving trophy for
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    BARRIE AND RAIJI OUT
    35 11 Raiji and Banie. selected to play for Singapore against Malacca today and tomorrow- will not be able to make the trip. Their places will be taken by Vellupillai and Thlam Slew.
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    CUSTOMS DRAW
    74 11 After dominating play for the irreater part of the game. Customs Sportg Club had to be content with holding the Chinese AthleUc "A" to one-all draw in a S.A.P.A. Junior Cup soccer match on the C.V.M.A. ground yesterday In the 10th minute. All Rahman opened scoring for the
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    Non-Benders XI
    60 11 The following haw been selected to play cricket for the NonBenders agatnst SRC. on the Padnn.fr at 2 p.m. Tomorrow: T. J. LelJ.«lus (capt.t. H. Ward. H N. Balhetchet. W. R M. Haxworth. P. Massey. O. Westerhout. J. T. Rea. P. Holt N Bradbury. R. V 8. Sundram.
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    JOLLILADS SOCCER
    37 11 The team to represent the Jo.lilads in a soccer match against O.H.Q. Parelf at Tanglln tomorrow will be selected from: Achuthan. Narayana; Rasak. Oovinda. Ohami Sintha. Edwards. Salahudin. Krlshnasamy Hussien, Kamid Ebrahim TaUh, Vjiyanathan. HanifT.
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    Kota Raja parties
    51 11 .RaJa Club wUI hold a rhiMrens party at the Istana Kampong Glam tomorrow from 2 3 Pmto63o p m. AU memberschildren are Invited to attend On Monday there will be a g rn ct Party for members of n^oh, b from 830 P m to m »dOtam
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    POSTPONED
    35 11 The Singapore B H.F.A. Div. 3 game between Handelsbank S.C. and Jacks Sports Club which was to have been played at Parrtr Park yesterday was postponed to July 3 at the Clerical U.Am ground.
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    Services soccer
    27 11 Results of the Singapore United Services senior division league soccer matches played yesterday are: OHQ beat OHQ (Signals) 2-1 RAP Tiragah bMt HMs Terror 3.1
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    AVERAGES FOR SENIOR CRICKET
    325 11 THE averages for the Singapore Cricket Association Senior tournament alter last weekend's matches arc: BATTING iQual. 6 Inn*, ayr 8*) iwis ilo. nj. an. aye. Wood. H.W. 9 2 95 335 47.86 Kristuum. O 7 J »71 187 46.75 Reynold* 7 1 73 236 39.33 TnuralJlngham
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    SINGAPORE TIDES
    22 11 T«n*T: 0.41 (8 8, Mil 111 Ml iB o>. 2021 i4.3> TOMOBMOH. 3225 DJi. MSI i2S). 1531 <«.oi. i\ot 14.31
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    Sandosham best at Outram sports
    410 11 Sandosham best at Outram sports •pHIRTY-PiVE event* aerr- held at Ou'rara School* 37t annual atbletlc meet on the School grcunds at Outram Road last afternoon. lalcr-Honse Championship honour* went to Buckley House (78 points* In th< Morning school SKHIon. and to Nellson House (73 points) in the Afternoon section Individual
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    Ten records go at JohoreßahruAAA
    432 11 1 'VIS district records were established today at the 1 Johore Bahru A. A. A. fourth annual championship held in Johore Bahru. Two of these records bettered the State marks. The cup donated by Brigadier I Howard fcr the best performance I of the -meeting
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    Games flame goes by air
    126 11 ATHENS. Pri— A Swedish airliner carrying the Olympic flame for next month's Games at Helsinki took off from Hellenikon airport today. The flame, kindled on Wednesday from the sun's rays in ancient Olympla, had burned all night on a specially built altar at the airport
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    Rovers beaten 3-1 by F&N
    63 11 In a friendly aocctr match played on the Praaer St Neave Sports Club ground yesterday, F. ft N. beat Rover g S.C. by three goals to one. Saman and Yaffln scored "»<" first two goal* for P. N. and the third goal was deflected by
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    ACADEMY AWARD HAS LITTLE TO BEAT
    289 12  - ACADEMY AWARD HAS LITTLE TO BEAT EPSOM JEEP By K,L. fall has not affected him IPOH, Friday. A CADEMY AWARD has been working in great heart he strode out attractively in his wind-ing-up gallop with Talkie yesterday morning and I am convinced that his fall at Kuala Lumpur has not
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    Vuillaume to repeat KL victory
    179 12 IPOH. Pri rE LAST event of the meeting (Race Seven) looks the best betting race of the day. Vulllaume. Why Worry, At Last, Mandalay Demonic. Macua Aurellus and S'arain all commani respect on form. The draw anl th.- luck in the runping will play a
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    Rice Mill may be best in top sprint
    739 12 Deep I- Kids looks the type to stay a week He finished full of (running last week when he clearled away from his opposi'ion to 'score an easy 11--lengthI 1 --length win over 71 in a lower division, and I expect to
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    Paras wins in 7 rounds
    191 12 I ITTLE PARAS. (139-lb.) light and welterweight champion of South-East Asia proved far too good for Jackie Bell <14?>-lb.) whom he knocked out in the seventh round of a scheduled I 10-round bout at the Happy World arena last night. Paras was content to hit
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    U.K. cricket results
    301 12 LONDON. Pri. County cricket results are: I ri.rUrr-hrr tell SIMI k> ft runs (i\uriBii. f Lelcesterslure iS and Sussex ISO and 154 Jackvm "iiulUnd Viirk-hirr HlUk dr«»D (<;ia>(«»i. Scntjind 381 for 9 dccl 107 (Wood 8 for 45 Vorkihirr »3 and US for i Lester 50. MCC
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    MORE SPORT IN PAGE ELEVEN
    516 12 HOME LEAVfe INSTOW. N. Devon. Marine Hotel. Make this modernly equlpped hotel your headquarters .By the waters edge with Sands Sailing. Pishing, etc. An excellent centre for touring lovely North Devon. Open all the year MOTION EXPERIENCED and distinguished University Graduate undertakes I tuition In
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    TODAY S GOING
    22 12 Th« weather at Ipoh remains warm and sunny, and the ffoing today will again be firm, reports F.pM>n. Jeep.
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    Straits Times Selections
    134 12 I IMiM JEEP I ALL BOY POINTKK Race 1 ZM PATECHOUX Hollywood SUr Nomad NOMAD Fatrrhoux Hollywood SUr NOMAD Hollywood SUr Palrrhoux Baee J Mi SCREEN Nep. Daughter Seventy Seven SI RUN Nep. Daughter Perky Count SCREEN Perky Count Nep. Daughter Race 1 Ml TITUS ourtcnay II
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    Today's Race Card
    854 12 ACCEPTORS and probable jockeys for all seven races at Ipoh today ar e given below. The Big Sweep will be drawn on the last race. Race 1—2.30: Cl. 4, Div. 4—6 Furs. 1 533 Nomad Spencer 9.00 'Crescent Kongsl" Pox 2 882 Best Wishes Jones 813 Mrs.
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    NO 'GATE'FOR COLONY CRICKET FINAL
    235 12 NO 'GA TE'FOR COLONY CRICKET FINAL By Our Cricket Reporter THE final of the Singapore Cricket Association's 1 senior tournament between Police Sports Assn. and the Royal Air Force (Singapore) will be played over two full days, on July 5 and 6, on the S.C.C. padang. Play will begin at
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    Susan Partridge gives 'Little Mo' a big fright
    940 12 Susan Partridge gives 'Little Mo a big fright "I maintain that I did not da that," said Stockenburg." and I once heard the umpire tell Mulloy to shut up. All this wa« very depressing and put me off". Ho said he was leading by two sets to one and by
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    Kolek racing tomorrow
    76 12 A kolek racing competition in celebration of the Harl Raya Puasa will be held at Kampon* Siglap (Jalan Sempadan) at 9.00 am. tomorrow. There will be five events Koleks manned by 9. 7, 5. 3 and I persons respectively. In addition to cash priies. the winner in
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    S.R.C. SPORTS
    37 12 Singapore Recreation Club athletic meet takes place on the ;Padang today, beginning from 2.45 p.m. The women's 100 yards erent will be at 3 p.m. Prises will be given away bf DaUn C. J. Paglar.
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      58 12 TODAY ATHLETICS: S.R.C. meet padaiif. 2.45 p.m.; SI. \nthon>\ Bays School mrrt— S.J.l, (raand. 2.3* p.m. CRICKET: Johore Spare S.C.C. pstdanf. KHHiM. i iiiciisnui Cop races —rsyc. Ua TOMORROW SOCCEK: SAFA Cup tie. 223 BOD v Kota Raja— J. Besar; Div. 3A. Nelaji M.S.C. v Tampenis Rovers Geylanf. CRICKET: Singapore
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