The Straits Times, 13 June 1953

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    14 1 The Straits Times flat** 01 Established 1845 SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1953 15 CENTS
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    NEW IKE PLEA TO RHEE
    380 1 llth-hour bid as his first note is turned down SEOUL, Friday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER has rushed a new Menage to President Synjjman Rhee in ail lith-hour attempt to swinjj South Korea behind the armistice agreement nearing completion 'it Panmunjom. The report of Ihe new noli- CUM
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    De GASPERI MAN IS SHOT DEAD
    135 1 De GASPERI MAN IS SHOT DEAD BOMB, Fri. The Italian elections flared into violence yi-s--trrday. A man was sh<u dead and lour injured in a fight between Communists and < liristian Democrats. The aiit.iiionKts were quirrellins over the j-lection result-. which :;;i\|. Niijpor .Alcidc I* 1 (.a-peri. the Christian De-
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    BRITISH ACE DIES DAY AFTER TT WIN
    100 1 DOUGLAS. Lslr of Man, Fri Lrs Graham, leading Bi racing motor-cyclist, was kill'-r today while riding in itv Ist Trophy senior international. I c aha m. riding an Italian MY. Augusta, was killed instantly when he crashed inro at the bottom of the
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    The 'Tuan Jangot' is dead
    410 1 I JUNGLE VILLAGE GOES INTO MOURNING CUALA LUMPUR, Fri.Malaya's aborigines are today mourning thf loss of their best friend Mr. P. D. R. WilliamsHunt, Director and Adviser on Aborigines. le died last night in Bit-. Gajah Hospital from injuries after a fall in the jungle
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    Decree for Mrs. Turpin
    44 1 LONDON. Fri- Middleweight champion Randolph Turpin did not contest a divorce petition by his wife alleging cruel tv here today. His Irish-born wife, Mrs. Mary Theresa Turpin, was granted a decree nisi. The couple were married in January 1947. Reuter.
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    Moon sighted
    24 1 The moon was sighted from Alor Star and Kuala Lumpur yesterday, and Muslirrs in the Federation will celebrate Hari 1 Raya today.
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    A CALL TO BEAUTY!
    337 1 Ent€>r .Miss Singttporv v&nivst won- three tveeks #o /70 THE Colony has only three weeks in which to find "Miss Singapore" who will compete in America next month for the title, "Miss Universe 1954". ENTRIFS SHOULD Bfc SENT IN AT ONCE Girls wishing to compete shouCd
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    TWO ROYAL SALUTES
    40 1 THE QUEEN and the Duke of Edinburgh taking the salute on their return to Buckingham Palace from the ceremony of Trooping the Colour on Hnrse Guards Parade. The Duke is wearing the uniform of a Field M.u-li.il
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    BIG 3 TO RUSSIA: DRAFT A TREATY
    137 1 New bid for Austrian pact PARIS. Friday. ORITAIN. France and the United States in three "separate Notes today called on the Soviet Union to submit a text of an Austrian treaty acceptable to it. The Notes follow Russia s refusal to attend a
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    A good night for Mr. Eden
    38 1 BOSTON. Fri. Mr. Anthom Eden, the British Foreign Secretary, spent another good night after his gall bladder operation, and hospital authorities today express-ed .satLsfaction with the "smooth" recovery he is making —Reuter.
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    US$7 million pact signed
    31 1 JAKARTA. Fri. A trade npreement between Indonesia and Yugoslavia covering a trade volume of U557,250,000 lor both countries was concluded at the Economic Ministry last night.— Reuter.
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    29,000 FEET UP YOU DON'T THINK ABOUT WOMEN
    114 1 LONDON. Fri. Dr. Michael Ward doctor with the British Everest expedition, wrote today that "over 17.000- feet on,, ceases to think of th« opposite sex." Climbers who rarely read anything but crime stories ln-y.ui to crave for the classics as they neared
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    ITS HONEYMOON FOR THE CAPTAIN
    279 1 ITS HONEYMOON FOR THE CAPTAIN But only by two minutes I.NOTHER two minutes yesterday and MRS. Margaret Keenan, bride, would still have been MISS Margaret Moorcraft. T And her sailor husband Captain Sydney Koonin Wonld h?ve sailed away to the Christmas Islands today on just another lonely business trip instead
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    FOR YOUR FRIENDS OVERSEAS
    39 1 FOR YOUR FRIENDS OVERSEAS THE STRAITS BUDGET, on sale today, contains another fine selection of pictures covering Coronation celebrations It is an ideal souvenir and gift for friends overseas. Order your copy today from your newsagent. Price 40 cents.
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    Peace drive gets going in small doses
    51 1 BERLIN. Fri. The Russians began putting their German peace offensive into action today. Communist Radio Berlin announced ih it the British film "White Corridors" would be shown in English. The bulk of the Soviet 7one cinema diet has been films from Moscow. A.
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    But the Bedser magic was wasted
    141 1 But the Bedser magic was wasted FIRST TEST: Australia ?i9; England 92 for 6 at end aj the second day's play. JfNGLAND. with four J wickets to fall, still need eight runs to avoid the follow-on, after Bedser and Bailey had put them right on top in a sensational spell
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    LATEST
    39 1 I S.\l RED TFACIIERS TO <n JOCS BACK Wi IN, Fri. Premier of I rrni. iii\ ;iMiiiiu:u«-!! tonight all leachen li^.ni srd Tor poUtic.il bellefa arc to reinstated. Food from »st is t,i m:\>\>- ivailonrr BMTC to Wotcn
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    U.S. gaols spy
    31 1 LINE. (AaMl), Fri. -A U.S. court .sentenced a 29-year-old Polish national to five years' Raol he:T today <in eharers of .spying on American forces in < tor ('zechosl»vakia. AP
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    STICK BY MY POLICY, SAYS ADENAUER
    211 2 STICK BY MY POLICY, SAYS ADENAUER BONN, Friday. CHANCELLOR Konrad Adenauer told the nation in a radio broadcast tonight that he intends to continue unswervingly with his policy of integrating West Cermany with a united i Europe and the sooner the better, for German freedom. "I remain by my foreign
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    TROOPS SENT TO MAHE
    112 2 TROOPS SENT TO MAHE NEW DELHI. Fri.— A Foreign Office spokesman said today t-hat French troops have been sent to Mahe colony dn the south-west Indian coast "This is another example of i French attempts to suppress even the slightest expression of popular feeling," the spokesman said. He said India
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    Explosive seized
    28 2 MANILA, Fri. Police in Cebu City tetaed a shipment of explosives worth US$lO,OOO today and charged a political leader with illegal possession of explosive material. A.P.
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    Czechs riot and fly U.S. flag
    129 2 VIENNA. Fri /^ZECHOSLVOVAK refugees V> said here today that violent riots broke out in Pilsen on June 1 after the drast.c Cze^h currency reform was announced. They said workers stormed the C'tv Hall p.ltaged and burned archives and waved American fi a *s. One
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    The ship that had nobody to look after it
    312 3 AND STA TE IS BLAMED BELFAST, Fri. BRITAIN'S State-own- ed railways were today blamed for the loss of the railway ferry steamer Princess Victoria (2,694 tons) which sank in an Irish Sea pale on January 31 with a death roll of"
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    Dollars for Red hair
    74 3 NEW YORK. Fri. An importing company and its vice-president were today fined USs23.ooo < about $69.--0001 for trading with Communist China— by importing human hair. The judge condemned the company's action as "despicable' because it gave Communl.st.s American dollars with which to buy strategic materials. United
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    For Australia
    22 3 LONDON. Fri. Australia's larco.s", ship, the 18.000 ton tanker William G. Walkley. was launched at Blythe. Northeast England toduv Router
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    Where the Reds keep chickens
    102 3 McCarthy invitee LONDON, Fri. A CONSERVATIVE politician tonisht challenged Senator McCarthy to visit his i countryside farm "to see somej thing of democracy at work.' Mr. Petpr Baker lives on his farm at Pulham St. May. Norfolk. •'The Senator can visit the county council nnd
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    THE CHINA TRADE BATTLE IS ON
    154 3 LONDON. Friday. TWENTY British businessmen have gone to Peking x to try and boost trade with China. Among thorn are representatives of leading engineering firms, machine tool and electrical equipment makers and a car firm. A Board of Trade spokesman said the government knew
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    BELFRAGE ON BAIL
    70 3 NEW YORK. Fri. Mr. Cedric Belfrage, British author and journalist, was released on bail today from Ellis Island, where he has been held since May 15 while deportation charges are pending. Today the Federal Circuit Cour'. of Appeals directed 'he Govemmei.' to release him on bai] until
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    Children who booed Malan get a warning
    172 3 Children who booed Malan get a warning CAPETOWN, Fri— The Cape' Provincial Council heard complaints today that schoolchildren jeered and booed a film .showing Prime Minister Daniel Malan leaving Westminster Abbey after i the Coronation. 'The younger they were the wcr.se the noise they made." the leader of the nationalist
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    44 3 Tin: MAN from .Nigeria meets the Prime Minister. The Oni (chief) of Ife was at a garden party given by the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough at Blenheim Palace. Woodstock, Oxfordshire. And there to shake hands with him was Sir Winston in top hat.
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    Look again—it's NOT the same girl
    48 3 Look again— it s NOT the same girl PITY the poor judge. These two beautiful twin sisters were finalists in the ".Miss N orway" beauty contest. On the left is Synnove Gulbrandsen, 23. who was chosen to represent Norway in the .Miss I'niverse contest. Her sister is Solvei;.
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    JET PUTS BRITAIN SIX YEARS AHEAD
    245 3 New York return in a day LONDON. Friday. DRITAIN has designed a delta- winged jet airliner °that puts it six years ahead of any Inited States competition. The airliner will carry more than 100 passengers through the stratosphere from London to New York in
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    Free radio sets
    19 3 TAIPEH. Fri.— Six thousand radio sets are to be given free to villagers in Formosa. A.P.
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    Glacier destroys hospital
    38 3 OSLO. Fri,— A hospital and two oth buildings were des- troved and at least two people were killed, when a glacier broke loose today and crashed on the Norwegian coal-minin<r settlement at Longyearbyen. Spitsbergen. Reuter.
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    MOTHER PLEADS FOR ATOM SPIES
    203 3 NEW YORK. Friday. A MOTHER'S cry of "save my children" rang out yesterday in a clemency appeal to President Eisenhower for her son and daughter-in-law, Juliu3 and Ethel Rosenberg, convicted "atom spies" doomed to die in the electric chair next Thursday. Mrs, Sophie Rosenberg made
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    OH, BALLINASLOE JEFF...
    81 3 LONDON. Friday. \l Rurnrtt. a London nixht cluh owner, Ra c a bookmaker C 1 and his selection in each of eight races at Stamford Bridge doc track. He wanted his winnings in the first race to be put on his dog in the second and so
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    Deported—for ninth time
    69 3 Deported for ninth time TOKYO. Fri— Frank Loyal Weaver .the Australian who has already been thrown out of Japan eight times, will be deported next Sunday for the ninth time, he said in a letter from a detention cell received I here today. Weaver said he would be travelling steerage
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    Atomic time
    35 3 VIENNA. Fri. Russian .scientists have invented an "atom clock," accurate to onemillionth of a second in 24 hours, according to the latest issue of the Czech newspaper. Rude Pravo, just received here. —Reuter.
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    Meeting No. 3
    24 3 LONDON. Fri— The Indian and Pakistan Prime Ministers today held their third private meeting here on outstanding problems, including Kashmir. Reuter.
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    RUBBER GOES TO CHINA
    66 3 RANGOON. Fri— The 4.716--ton Polish freighter General Walter left Rangoon yesterday with 2,000 tons of rubber and 140 tons of scrap iron for Whampoa. south China. She is expected again in six weeks to take more rubber to China. In March this year, when the General
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    LONDON STOCKS
    279 3 LONDON. Fri. CMALL offeringx resulted In n dun 13 tone in nearly all sections of ihe London Stork Exchange today Government securities were mostly one-sixteenth easier while downward movements appeared In shipbuildings, electrical equipments and stores though elsewhere In Industrials there (-pre only occasional declines In very quiet
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    LONDON TIN
    24 3 LONDON. June 12. Cash Buyers l^OO; Sellers e"O2' 3 Forward Buyers KM: Sellers 1 702 2 Turnover a.m. 130 tons; p.m. 25.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    40 3 LONDON. June IT— Spot SO^d. July PO^d.. Aug 20 -\d Sept. 20', d Julv-S*pt. 20',d. Oct. -Dec. 20', d, Jan. -Mar 20'« d.. June eif 19 T .ti. July r.i.f. 19". d Auc rif. 19\d Tone: Quietly steady
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    Pure speculation
    37 3 ADELAIDE. Fri— Australia's Defence Minister, Sir Philip Mcßride. today described as ■pure speculation" a report from London that Australian troops in Korea might be switched to Malaya in the event of a Korean armistice.— Reuter.
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    Reds 'converted'
    34 3 WASHINGTON. Fri— Rear Admiral Edward Harp, Chief ot United States Navy Chaplains who has recently returned from Korea, said here that many Communist prisone-s of war were voluntarily turning to Christianity.- Renter.
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    Mr. Holliday inspects the rubber
    66 4 Mr. Holliday inspects the rubber TOKYO, Fri. A REPRESENTATIVE of Singapore rubber interests today began inspection of Malayan shipments here which aroused protests from Japanese importers. Mr. E. G. Holliday. member of the Malayan Rubber ♦Exporters Registration Board, arrived here yesterday at the Invitation of the Japan Rubber Industry Association
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    Gone are the bright lights, the gay flags
    183 4 DOWN came the flags and bunting on Government and City office blocks yesterday. Shopkeepers hauled down their placards and crowns. All over the City yesterday workmen raced against the clock to keep to the down-by-Monday schedule. Piece by piece the giant arch-
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    Death of Mrs. Macintosh
    61 4 Mrs. James (Maimiei Macintosh, wife of Mr. J. Macintosh, who retired from the Malayan Postal Department in December, 1951, after 26 years service, died In Inverness. Scotland, on May 14, after a long time illness. Mrs Macintosh, who had married in Penang in 19:>9, was interned
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    NOW SHE CAN MARRY THE MAN SHE LOVES
    274 4 PENANG, FrL rl Province Wellesley Social Welfare Office has ■helped an attractive young woman to win her "freedom" to marry the man of her choice. Bethrothrd as a child bride 19 years ago, she successfully sought dissolution of her "engagement" to a
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    RAIL MEN WANT HIGHER WAGES
    158 4 And 17 other improvements KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. THE Railway Employees' Union at Sentul. Kuala L Lumpur, has submitted a petition containing 18 items to the Malayan Railways for consideration The petition includes de- mands for improved wages, housing and service conditions. One of the main
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    Govt. bans party lotteries —and they all blame the MCA
    290 4 Govt. bans party lotteries and they all blame the MCA 'WE WERE CAUGHT WITH THE BIG FRY' KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. SMALL political organisations running lotteries blame the Malayan Chinese Association for the Government's decision to ban all political lotteries. The four political organisations running lotteries have been told that their
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    'Mother hit me,' said burnt boy
    99 4 'Mother hit me,' said burnt boy TELUK ANSON, Fri. WHEN Mr. R. S. Kellett. manager of Strathma.shie estate Bagan Datoh. Investigated a theft in the labourers' lines, he found Rajoo. 11, crying. He had burns on his face. Mr. Kellett asked what had happened and Rajoo said his mother had
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    The 'marked' notes were lost
    96 4 The 'marked' notes were lost JOHORE BAHRI', Fri. The tale of a police trap that went wrong was told in the Mersing police court yesterday at the trial of Salad bin Tonamak charged with selling controlled sugar with"ii 1 a licence. An auxiliary police constable said he gave a man
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    Food conference at Jakarta
    66 4 PENANG, Fri. Dr. I. S I Simpson, senior biochemist at the Instit- te for Medical Research, win be a member oi the team of experts repre senting Malaya at the third International Food and Agricultural Organisation nutritional conference for SouthEast Asia. The conference, organised jointly by
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    Roll officials appointed
    39 4 SEGAMAT. Fri. The following have been appointed Registering Officers in Segamat for the Town Council elections: Mr. Yoon Kah Pin iGenuang Ward) Inch*? Ahmad bin Abdul Ghani ißuloh Kasap) and I Inche Mohamod bin Ahmad iGenerohi.
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    A white line is ruining their business, says Mr. Sim
    100 4 A white line is ruining their business, says Mr. Sim A WHITE line is rui-ning business for 11? firms in Beach Road, Mr. Sim Ben* Senf <Prog;. Korhore Ward) has told the City Councils traffic committee. He said >esterday that. because no cars could park near the businesses, customers had
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    Car park thief posed as hawker
    113 4 ITNDER THE GUISE of a > breadseller on a bicycle. Tan Ah Tee 36. loitered among cars parked in the vicinity of Cambridge Road. Sirgapore. In order to steal their batteries. Mr. M. C Boyle senior A.S.P. nrosecutine said in the First Criminal District
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    It was a gift'
    41 4 SEGAMAT, Fri— "We were on our way from Singapore, and this was given to us as a present" said four women before the Segamat Magistrate tor taking roast pork out of a restricted area. All were discharged.
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    $10,000 in 'fictitious' bills-then clerk was found shot
    278 4 $10,000 in 'fictitious' bills-then clerk was found shot i AT midnight on Apr. 17, i A two days after his i chief had found $10,000 outstanding in bills he had handled, Tay Ta. Eng was found lying shot at the foot of a staircase at the Central Police Station, Singapore.
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    Home for holiday
    59 4 Home fo r holiday UUUOIUV (It-It i. and Viul-l. daughter* i.i Singapore Him magnate, Mr. Run Run Shaw, returned to Singapore by O;ima>-HO \r yesterday from the Bryn >lawr School in America for three months' holiday. On their way back they saw the Coronation. Dorothy. 19. is majoring in Archaeology,
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    All quiet again
    26 4 All quiet aga in KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. -Nc further casualties were report- ed today among either Security i Forces or Communist terrorists I in the Federation.
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    'SHE INVITED ME,' HE SAYS
    44 4 SEGAMAT. Fri. —I was love to her," said Sundharnn, trespassing at midnight with The girl denied this and invited by the girl to make charged here yesterday with i Intent to commit an offence. I Sundharan was fined $150.
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    The Tiong Bahru parents are angry
    224 5 The Tiong Bahru parents are angry MANY Tiong Bahru aMt parents are angry because their school-age children, registered by the Tiong Bahru Com" munity Centre for admission next year at the ne w Government Englisn School there, cannot get places. Registration had closed by the time the centre forwarded its
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    Only a song, he says
    45 5 KUANTAN Fri. Teo Tun Lai. charged In the Sessions Court with possessing a Communist document in Ayer Puteh villace. said it was a ■OOf which he had copied in night class he attended in Kuantan. He was remanded in custody
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    Trial date set
    41 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri— The trial of P. S. Naidu, Registrar of the Sessions Court here, on a charge of corruptly accepting $100 from Marsah Singh to rio him a favour, has been fixed for Aug. 4 and 5.
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    Joan Hammond recital was great and varied
    193 5 Joan Hammond recital was great and varied THE requisites of a great singer are a great voice, technique and musicianship. Joan Hammond, the visitins Australian soprnno. demonstrated at her recital last night at the Victoria Memorial Hall that she was all three Admirably accompanied by Walter Susskind, she gave a
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    Postal peon sold stamps, kept money
    134 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri YUSOF bin Abdullah, a postal peon with four years service, was bound over by the Sessions Court yesterday after conviction on a charge of criminal breach of trust of ■stamps and postal orders worth I $136. Yusof was sent to Ulu
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    $300 bail in bribe charge
    50 5 IPOH, Frl. Bail of $300 was allowed John Muthiah, 40, who claimed trial in the Sessions Court to a charge of offering a police constable a bribe of $3 at Sungel Pari Road on June 4. The case was postponed to June 17 for mention.
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    He poured sulphuric acid on sleeping fiancee's face
    362 5 He poured sulphuric acid on sleeping fiancee 's face MIDNIGHT ATTACK AFTER ENGAGEMENT BROKEN OFF <2IX hours after his fiancee told him their engagement was off, a boiler-maker went to her flat at midnight and threw a jug of sulphuric acid at her face while she was asleep. Mah Cheng,
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    Smile of success
    59 5 Smi le of success SMILING with good reason is Mrs. Cyri] Wong, seen above with her husband. Dr. Wong Kirn Yik, assistant eye specialist at Singapore General Hospital. For .Mrs. Wong, who returned to the Colony yesterday, passed her final Bar examinations at Lincoln's Inn, London, in 18 months and
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    UMNO TAKES GIFTS TO DETAINEES
    82 5 UMNO TAKES GIFTS TO DETAINEES JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. A group of UMNO members visited the Majedee Detention Camp yesterday and presented Malay detainees with gifts, including clothes, for Hari Raya. Syed Jaffar Alba, propaganda officer of UMNO, talked to them about the significance of Hari Raya. after which the detainees
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    Free circus show for them
    45 5 ABOUT 2,300 needy persons had a special Coronation treat— a free show at the Busch Circus Berlin yesterday The (Governor, Sir John Nicoll, was present. Here are some of the guests from St. Andrew s Orthopaedic Hospital.— Straits Times picture.
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    Only miracle can save vote drive
    123 5 REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS SINGAPORE'S SUPERVISOR of Elections. Mr. M. Ponnuduray. is a disappointed man. He knows that only a miracle will save his registration campaign from flopping. When the campaign began two months ago. Mr. Ponnuduray had high hopes of registering 30,000 fresh voters.
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    Tempter in talks with mine chiefs
    95 5 Tempter in talks with mine chiefs IPOH. Fri General Sir Gerald Templer. the High Com- misxioner, has had an j hour's discussion with leading members of th»> Perak Chinese mining community here. Miners refused to comment on the talks, but it Ls believed the discussion centred on the Kinta Valley
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    NIGHT PA TROL TRAPS 3 IN TIONG BAHRU
    215 5 NIGHT PA TROL TRAPS 3 IN TIONG BAHRU 'FHREE burglars, caught by a residents' night patrol in Kampong Tion;: Bahru, Singapore, were gaoled yesterday. To r.ne of them the Second Criminal District Judge. Mr. E. H. D'Netto, said: "You arc very younfi and seem to have fallen into bad company.
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    EMBRACE IN PARK ALLEGED
    68 5 PFNANG. Frl.— Alleged to have embraced a dance hostess in the Pe-nang Botanic Gardens at 1.30 a.m. on June 10. Chiew Kek Seng 30, claimed trial today on a charge of using: criminal force on Shirley I.im with intent to 4 outrage her -nodesty. The second
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    SULTAN IN CAR ACCIDENT
    114 5 SULTAN IN CAR ACCIDENT LONDON, Fri. THE Sultan of Kolantan was involved in a road accident near Iver, southern England, last night, but was uninjured. Thi car in which he was travelling to a reception lor Coronation gue.sts given by the Duchess of Kent at her Iver home collided with
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    No wages, so he sold car jack
    47 5 KUANTAN. Frl. Abu Bak ir bin Awang Nonp was sentenced to three months' gaol for criminal breach of trust of a car jack. He told the court his employer did not pay him his salary, so he sold the jack.
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    Officer charged
    45 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Fri Loh Hock Seng, Assistant Resettlement Officer. today claimed trial to a charge of criminal breach of trust of $151. belonging to the Sungel I.embu Boy Scout's Fimd. The hearing was fixed for July 17. and Loh was granted S5OO bail.
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      133 5 MM T.M.I.A Movie Circe «no« Wjli D.s:ic\ Annn<^rsarv Pro^rvmnic to the 1m Orchard Road 8p m ri uliC »i-i.iltu.\j Oitn.A.. Krfp dm s,u)» at the Uuma Mala\ Schoo Loronii Ta; Sena Ipm THt CHINA -(Him r..|;j AKt' suntlV. Srcona loan Jo.nt Exmbilioii oi Chmew Porce an. A Painimgs at British
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    85 6 ACK NOWLE DG EM EN T WR, the parent*. wl;h dxep sorrow, humbly thanking all ladles, f^ntlemen and relative* those who attended and rendered their kind help on the funeral of our late son NndnrAjah. C.1.D., Malacca on 315.53. All the necessary ceremonies are proposed to conduct In Rrngo Malay
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Sat.. June 13, 1953. In Malaya's Prison
    776 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Sat.. June 13, 1953. In Malaya's Prison In .somewhat less than five years a remarkable series of reforms have wrought a com- plete change in penal administration in Malaya. Until two years or so after the liberation, j Malaya's prisons were conducted much on the lock
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    The Ritson Report
    358 6 The Singapore Government should make up its mind about Sir Edward Ritson's report on iovernment pay and allowances tvith as little delay as possible The report was handed to the Governor yesterday, and early announcement of the Government's attitude towards th« recommendations Sir Edward has made it
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    Bold Experiment
    151 6 It is the memory perhaps of the brandy dinners to surrendj ered terrorists which has raised eyebrows again at the idea of ex-terrorists equipped and trained to fight terrorists. Yet poachers have always been the best gamekeepers, and there is every reason why the terrorist's knowledge of terrorists
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    5 6 Straits ttmm d'iolo PEACEFUL KELANTAN
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    As I was Saying
    1041 6  -  CYNICUS SZ2 fRIME in the Fede- ration is due to take a nose-dive. Soon it will no longer be an offence to give a meal lo a member jf her Majesty"s Forces. It Is an offence still punishable by a fine of $1,000 or a year's
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    157 6 From the Straits Times oj i June 13. 1903. RABIES is now prevalent in j the district of Kuala Lum- pur. Two persons bitten by j dogs there have gone to Sal- 1 eon to undergo the Pasteur treatment. APERAK correspondent wants to know if it is
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    A MALAYSIAN NOTEBOOK
    866 6 A MALAYSIAN NOTEBOOK ENTHUSIASM for music In Singapore tod a v -all seats for Joan Hammond's rec tai with Sussklnd last night were sold before It was •yen advertised— ls absolutely amazing seen against the background of our former activities or rather the lack Of them. Only thirty years ago
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    THE LAW STEPS IN: STAR OUT OF SHOW
    202 7 THE Shaw Brothers' film company, Malay Film Productions Ltd., which has Malay film star Kasma Booty under contract, yesterday secured an interlocutary injunction which will prevent her appearing in an allMalay show at the Happy Worid. Singapore, today. In the High Court,
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    Labourer sent for trial
    54 7 IPOH. Fri. A 30-year-old I labourer. M. Suppiah. was sent for trial at the High Court from the Sessions Court here, charged with raping an n-year-old girl. The offence was said to havr taken place in the labourers' lines at Kampong Bahru, while the cirl's parents
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    Two bandit camps found
    72 7 PENANG, Fri.— Security forces. Police Volunteer Resenre and Regular Police— in the Gertak Sangul area <»f South East Penang on Wednesday found two terrorist camps each large enoueh to hold two people, the police announced here today. Small quantities of documents and equipment were recovered. Earlier
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    Celebrating at action stations
    59 7 Celebrating at action stations KUALA LUMPUR, Fri THE Ist, Battalion. Malay Regiment. Is celebrating, hari raya at action stations at Muar. Johore. The battalion, which has operated all over the Federation, is extra jubilant because in the recent awards it received one 0.8.E.. two M.B.E.s and two Coronation Medals. To
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    'Don't let bandits have this food'
    50 7 SEREMBAN. Fri— A suggestion for closer supervision of outlying vegetable areas in Negri Sembilan which might provide a potential food supply for the bandits in the jungle was made by an Unofficial Member at today's meeting of the Negri Sembilan state war advisory committee.
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    $18,000 hold-up: man remanded
    31 7 Ahmad bin Abdul Hamld. charged with having robbed Yap Gian Jin cf $18,000 at gunpoint in Thomson Road, Singapore, on June 8, was yesterday remanded until Wednesday.
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    Templer watches ex-bandits in training, says: Cut out the drill
    537 7 Templer watches ex-bandits in training, says: Cut out the drill KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE High Commissioner, Gen. Sir Gerald Templer, today watched 58 surrendered terrorists training to take their places in the security forces and said: "To hell with drill. They're doing a fine job." The men, including a former
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    THE WEATHER
    79 7 THE WEATHER Minimum temperature: (7.30 p.m. on June 11 to 7.30 a.m. on June 12): Singapore (75 degrees), Penang <74i. Kota Bahru (76). Kuala Lumpur (76), Ipoh (71), Kuantan (74). Maximum temperature: (7.30 a.m to 7.30 p.m. on June If): Singapore (89), Penang <89i. Kota Bahru (90). Kuala Lumpur (90),
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    Had Red goods
    24 7 SEGAMAT. Fri. Shee Sing 60. was sentenced to 30 I months' gaol here for posscs--1 slon of supplies meant for bandits.
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    FROM REPORT TO ARREST 6 MINUTES
    75 7 FROM REPORT TO ARREST 6 MINUTES SINGAPORE police early yesterday morning arrested three Chinese in Spottiswood Park, shortly after a sundry shop in Neil Road was broken into by thieves The arrest was made six minutes after the shopkeeper ran K the police, a < M.I). spokesman said yesterday. The
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    2-day holiday
    22 7 IPOH. Fri. Monday and Tuesday of next week have been declared public holidays in Perak. in connection with Hari Raya.
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    Girl driver 'negligent'
    53 7 SEREMBAN. Frl. Jasbir Kaur. a young Sikh girl was yesterday convicted of negligent driving and fined $200. Her driving licence was al.-o endorsed. This was a sequel to a road accident at Rahang on March 6. when a Chinese was knocked down by the defendant and later
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    Ritson gives a cocktail party
    44 7 Sir Edward Ritson last night gave a cocktail party to all those who discussed with him the question of Government servants' allowances. Senior Government officers, clerks, and labourers' representatives were present. Sir Edward returns to London on Sunday morning
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    THAT MURAL NEARLY PUT MISS HAMMOND OFF KEY
    81 7 DURING HER reheamal in 1 Singapore's Victoria Memo- rial Hal} yesterday, soprano Joan Hammond kept looking at the Topolxkl mural spread orer the back wall. "Oh, that painting!" "he i laughed wryly when the reI hcarsal came to an end. "H stops
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    A 'prison without bars' is planned
    180 7 A 'prison without bars' is planned A "DISCHARGE camp" s among prison reforms proposed in Singapore MaJ. W. L. P. Sochon, Commis sioncr of Prisons, Singapore said yesterday it was th< Government's policy tc introduce modern prison reforms in the Colony. He said that the dlscharur camp would be a
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    Chinese party for Adviser
    56 7 SEREMBAN. Fri. Negri Sembilan Chinese community leaders entertained the British Adviser, Mr. M. C. fT. Sheppard. to a luncheon party yesterday afternoon, prior to his departure on six months' leave to Britain. Present at the function was Mr. G. S. Rawlings. who will succeed Mr. Sheppard
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    XAVIER CUGAT MAY BRING HIS BAND TO S'PORE
    169 7 XAVIER CUGAT MA Y BRING HIS BAND TO S'PORE VAVIER Cugat. the "Kinjf of the Rumba", may brint his Latin American band to Singapore. The famous band-leader is starting a world tour with a $500,000 show in November. He is considering a three-night stop in Singapore on his way from
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    THE $72,000 DEBTOR BLAMES AUSTRALIA
    166 7 Leather import ban did it ALFRED MIZIA, managing; partner of Industrial Trading Company, yesterday attributed his insolvency to the Australian Government's ban or. the import of leather Roods into that country. He said this at his publicexamination In the Singapore Bankruptcy Court yesterday before the
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    THE GREAT SOPRANO sat up and listened
    232 7 M.AocL S./-0S ici.ii' Mr rWUV. world-famous Aus--1 tralian soprano. Miss Joan Hammond, sat in the centre of the empty Victoria auditorium hall last nirht %n audience of one —and listened to someone else sing. On the platform was .Mabel Lee. aged 19. accompanied
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    9 nurses want scholarships
    30 7 PENANG. Fri- Nino nurses -five from the Federation md four from Singapore hnve applied for thLs year's Australian Imperial Forces Nursing Scholarships. Two will be selected.
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    Arch that vanished sets MPs a problem
    168 7 ROYAL Military Police staff officers werp puzzled last nteht about the mystery of the Alexandra Kampong Coronation arch. For yestrrdav an Alexandra Road citlwn alleged that on June 3 a detachment of Royal Military P.Mic demolished the arrh erected In the Alexandra Kampong
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    Settlement reached in $60,000 action
    230 7 SETTLEMENT was anncunced in the Singapore High Court yesterday in the action which Mr. K. Berko vits an architect brought against the American inter- national Assurance Co. Ltd. I for $60,804 The claim was Ul eonnec- tion with building plans which Mr. Berkovit.s had prepared
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    Pneumonia is top 'killer'
    64 7 Pneumonia maintained .ts lead as the number one "killer' in Singapore, with 35 victims during the week, ending June 6. There were 37 deaths during the previous week. Tuberculosis came next in the list with 20 deaths, while enteritis claimed 19 Fiv» hundred and fifty-seven babies
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      110 7 »^W VyT /of Or^ WiTZtRLAND OMI *A SUPER-UJPTERPROOF fIUTOITIRTIC ■MM «iic i,-«s of th<- R A.F. and the R.C.A.F. have •.uiTP«fullv Irslcd the Omril Sram;i*trr. Further, sclrnce confirms the fact*: After a 7! ho»r« stay in a 1200 F. oven followed by a Midden immersion In an in -mlrl halh.
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    Rubber to Red China will 'pep up our finances
    208 8 Rubber to Red China will 'pep up our finances ,TS AT 'UNFAIR' U.S., BUT SAYS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. RUBBER trade with China should resume after the Korean peace is signed, Mr. Tee Teh, vicepresident of the Federation of Rubber Trades Association, said today. "The more markets we better it is
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    Demand for off-grade sheets
    246 8 Demand for off-grade sheets rE main feature of the week has been the genuine de- mand for off-grade sheets and j remilled crepes from Britain and Europe, says Lewis and Peat weekly rubber report. The turnover in these grades was subusantial but somewhat limited towards the end of the week,
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    First offence in 40 years of driving
    91 8 A motorist who said that ne had never been found ?uilty of any traffic offence in his 40 years of driving was yesterday fined $10 in a Singapore court for disregarding traffic sien. It was stated that J. M. JacKson. an architect, failed
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    SIR EDWARD PRESENTS HIS REPORT
    87 8 SIR EDWARD PRESENTS HIS REPORT THE RITSON report, which 15.000 Singapore Government employees are anxiously waiting for. was yesterday presented to the Governor by its author. Sir Edward Ritson. Sir Edward is seen above leaving his Empress Place office on the way to Government House. The report, which is still
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    Offence against girl alleged
    53 8 A s:xteen-year-old boy. See Jeo Lock, yesterday claimed MM in the Singapore Police Court to a charge of using crimina; force on a six-year-old English K-rl at Relaranir Barracks on Thursday. Bail was fixed at $300 i n one snretv and thp cas* was adjourned t
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    Malayan sailors on review duty
    42 8 Representatives of the Malayan Naval Force and the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve in the Singapore Coronation contingent will help to "man the guard-rails" of H.M.S. Adamant during the Coronation naval review at the Spithead on Monday.
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    Tried to bribe p.c: Fined $250
    39 8 For offering a bribe of $3C ■n a police constable. Ng Joo Seng, was fined $250 i n rieiault two months" gaol, by he Singapore Fifth Pollcp Magistrate. Mr. D. H. ChaDttan yesterday
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    Australian army boss to visit S'pore, Federation
    142 8 Australian army boss to visit S'pore, Federation yHE Australian Minister for the Army, Mr. Jasiah Prancls. will meet Service chiefs in Singapore and the Federation next week. Mr. Francis, who attended the opening of the Labuan v.ar cemetery, will arrive in Singapore from North Borneo Xnis ifternoon. On Monday he
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    Rabies—another 119 dogs shot
    21 8 Rabies another 119 dogs shot One hundred and nineteen doss were destroyed and 339 vaccinated In yesterday's antirabies campaign in Singapore
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    500 businessmen at reception
    37 8 About 500 businessmen were guests of Messrs. Kian Gwan Malaya Ltd.. general importers and exporters, at a reception yesterday on the 90th anniversary of their "sister 1 office. Kian Gwan Co. (Indonesia) Ltd.
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    TEMPLER THANKS C-WEEK LEADERS
    245 8 TEMPLER THANKS C-WEEK LEADERS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. /CIVILIANS and service chiefs who played a leading part in organising the Federation." Coronation celebrations have received special thanks from the Higo Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer. In a letter to D.ito Sir Onn bin Ja'afar. who was chairman of the Federation Coronation
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    Gimson School anniversary
    32 8 The Colonial Secretay. Mr. W. L. Blythe, will attend the sixth anniversary celebrations of th» Gimson School for Boys in Clementi Road, Singapore, at 4 p.m. on June 20
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    Found hanging
    22 8 A 47-year-old Indian labourer. Chiannapa has died after being found hanging In a house im Buklt Timah Road Singapore, yesterday.
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    36 UNDERGRADS PASS MB, BS EXAMINATION
    341 8 THIRTY-SIX undergraduates in the University of Malaya have passed the preliminary examination for the MB.. B.S degree (1952-1953 session) They are: Balasubramanlan P., Chan Kok Chin, Chan Wai Hong. Miss Che« i 3wee Leng, Chee Tlang Chwee. Chew Beng Keng. Chong Cheang Aun, Chua
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      259 8 r- J^'j/ What does silence n typ* n 8 mean to CiJ^r your neighbours? Why irritate other members of the family, neighbours md Travelling companions when you ukc out your portable typewriter? U* the Halda Portable and gi\e their .nerve* a rest. The Halda't <ealed-in mechanism and .<n\md-at»nrbing hnrrom plate
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      177 8 Slrails I iiimv i ross^voril 12 15 I^^H 16 17 '8 19 I 20 21 T2 2 24 25 26 Hl^~ ACROSS 13. Give men a treat and have a ?£Er£? SF-" 18. I see Mas cat! (7). Monday 19. Dobson's Intended one turned vkstkki>\vs SOI ution to a sonnet
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      288 8 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7.15 a.m. Morning Star; 7.30 News. 7.35 Orchestra. 8 Thanks lor the Melody; 8.30 Hospital Half Hour; 1 pm. Orch; 130 News; 1.50 Interlude; 2 Race Commentaries; 5 Sdoi's Hour; 6 Listeners' Choice. 7 News. 7.10 Spotlight on Servtt*; 7.20 Interlude; 7.30 Artistry in Rhythm. 8 Blng
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      87 9 CINEMA-FAN wa.s right In saying thai to prevent tht necessity for queueing up cinema ticket offices shouu be opened from 9 a.m. May I also suggest that tht backs of all seats be numbered in large white figure.* and the.se numbers be printed on both tickets and
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      Save time suggestion
      93 9 HERE'h a suggestion for the City Treasurer, The public are exp<iienciii much Inconvenience waiting at tht City counter for noun to pay their rates and obtain a receipt from the clerk in eJ thus neglecting their business. I suggest that rate oayers When producing their bills for
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      Manners on S'pore buses
      88 9 INOTICK that a Malacca schoolgirl has .something to say about bu.s manners of the oppi>-:t(< sex tJunc B.. it seems a shame thai .siv should have accepted the offer <*f i teat from an old man. Manners must be coupled with reason. Seats in bu.se.s mu-t
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      Generosity appreciated
      61 9 ON behalf of the widow of my late brother. Swee Lye Quee, I want all the ex-inter-ness, who so generously subscribed to a fund to help her. to know that their generosity wa.s giMtUjT appreciated l>our family We would prefer to thankeach of them personally, but cannot do
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      What to do about unsuitable films
      358 9 What to do about unsuitable films I QUITE arvpc with tho Rrv. Goh Hood Ken,' when he speaks of the "courage" of those nuns of the Kuala Lumpur Convent who led the*' pupils away from a freo cinema show recently because in their judgment the film was most unsuitable. A.s
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      $10 publicity seekers
      88 9 IF rvrr there wa.s a farcr it wa.s the sight of publicity seeking Asian women posing, With Hollywood film -stars "vicip your pictures in Friday's Issue) to collect within half an hour $1,500 for the University of Malaya Endowment Fund. If tiicy were really anxious to help
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      MENACE OF A 'MOHICAN'
      317 9 TWICE in three days I have been deeply shocked and my sensibilities gravely outraged. From an overseas newspaper I learn that Barbara Goalen, a top British fashion model, is a regular customer of an exclusive men's hairdressing establishment in Jermyn Street. London, and now. with alarm
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      'Fear of mad dogs'
      179 9 'Fear of mad dogs' rIS 'fear of mad dogs" seems to have become a yearly occurrence and is pcrhap.s the rebirth of the mentality that prevailed during the period of Oliver Goldsmith. La>t May the criminal at- i I tack was led on the dogs of Kuala Lumpur. This year
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      THE CORONATION
      125 9 Shakespeare had words for it AT this time it occurs to me that the opening lines of Richard the Third provide an appropriate r cmmentary on Malaya s joyous reaction to the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth the Second, born the elder daughter of the Duke of York, afterwards
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      ORIGIN AND MEANING OF THE WORD 'KLING'
      453 9 ORIGIN AND MEANING OF THE WORD 'KLING' \|R. P OOVINDASAMYS 1 letter in your Issue of June 6. gives me an opportunity to explain the origin of the word Kling" and its use as a contemptuous name for South Indians. Objection to its use by South Indians was so strong
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      128 9 IF the claim by firms who supply airconditioning to cinemas, that the.r machines effect a complete change of air every five minutes or so, are true. I fail to see the need for banning smoking in cinemas. CS H Siniaoore pore A WHITE line in Penang R6ad.
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      Aren't they good evidence?
      222 9 Aren't they good evidence? FINGERPRINTS ABOUT two years ago our house in Singapore wabroken into and many article ■stolen. A saucer, apparently u.sed as a crude lamp showeri a very good set of finger- prints. I showed thLs to the police. but they aid not want it at« some weeks
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      LEPERS in BUSES
      71 9 I NOTICE that about four or five lepers travel in Paya I.obai buses in the Yio Cnu Kang and Paya Lebar areas. From their appearance, they appear to be more or less in the advanced stage, and are probably from the Trafalgar Settlement. Why are such cases
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      One view of service in Malaya
      651 9 A FORMER resident of Perak has sent the Straits Times a copy of a letter he wrote to the Editor of the British Medical Journal. Another copy has been sent to the Colonial Office. The writer comments: "In view of the persistent antiEuropean and
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      Crown a symbol of unity
      368 9 Crown a symbol of unity A.s the Illuminated arches ami decorations for thr Coronation are pulled dowr. the thought arLses that at last, i-he different peoples of Malaya have lound a common bond which unites them together, and that that great bond is the British Crown. Economists have told US
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    SHARE MARKET QUIET WITH FEW PRICE CHANGES
    373 10 SHARE MARKET QUIET WITH FEW PRICE CHANGES TIN RISES, RUBBER FALLS yHE Singapore share market had another quiet day yesterday when the turnover was small. There was little change in prices. Industrials remained steady but tin shares were inclined to ease. Rubbers were again neglected. The share, rubber and produce
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    208 10 MELBOURNE, Frl. was a sU»ady tone on the A Stock Exchange today when the closing calls were mi de. The volume cf turnover wa« not large but price rises again outnumbered falls. Hill 50. the Wrs'. Australia gold Issue dropped 4s. at the afternoon call to provide the
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    68 10 Singapore Chlneae Procure Exchange: Noon prlres per plcul were:— Copra easier; J35 buyers, f.0.b.. sellers 836. Coconut Oil: $58 sellers. «-nxier. Pepper: si early, up B 5 nil varieties: Muntok whl'e $54!) sellers. Sarawak $535. La mpong black $480 Lrwis and Peat: Closing prices were: Copra: easier; .Tune
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    Hong Kong exchange
    40 10 On the free exchango market in Hone Konc ye^terdav the TJ S dollar wa? quoted it fi 04 for cash and fiOfi for T.T. Strrlins wa« quoted at 15 77 and one tacl of B4M M J72.125.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    186 10 The Singapore rubber market was in pre-holiday mood yesterday and a loss of 1' R cents was registered in June first grade which closed at 67 S 8 cents a pound. The cause of the drop was that orders fell slightly below those of the previous three days
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    154 10 CHIPS lying alongside the Slnga- I pore Harbour Board wharves or j expected today are: Mangalore 12. Slrdahana 4!■ Olenroy 89. Nichlral Maru 11. Sontay 13 14. Stanvac Sydney 15 16, Shlllohg 18. Rawang NWall 8. Liverpool Mam 20 30. PuncVn 31 32 Srmmelsdvk 33 34. Pyrr^us 36,
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    WALL STREET
    111 10 NEW YORK Frl THE Stork Market yesfprday showed eneourraßine satnx. Advance* of up to one point vrerp «*f>n In the main body ulthoueh I some of the hleher-prlrerl Issue* reflected the thJn market by reKlst^rlnf? ealns up to three points in small orders In the aftrrnoon although activity
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    TIN PRICE
    18 10 The price of tin In Shirapore ve«terday was declared at 5356 a picul. up $1.82' v
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    Straits Times Selections
    150 11 EPSOM JEEP KKAI'MONT POINTER RACE 1 2.3* NAZAKAT Snow Blaze Sharp Look ORE Sunstream Ra-U NAZAKAT Aladdin (ireateat Hour RACE t S.M ANOTHER VIEW British Film Fancy Llfht LtANDA Brltiih Him Break of Dawn ANOTHER VIEW Coronation I. land* RACE 3 J.M FL. HARVEST Sudden Choice Snowirui
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    Today's race card
    1140 11 Race 1—2.30: Class 3, Dlv. 4—6 Furs. 1 009 Tiberius Ward 9.00 Belmont Stable Spencrr 2 427 Ra-LI McCloud 8.13 Jenat Stable Rodg-rs 3 -03 Natakat Franklin 812 Mln Stable fox 4 609 Gameborough II Hudson 8.10 Mr N. T. Lai H. Sleigh 5 346 Sunstream Charle*
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    Young immigrant wins title
    168 11 Young immigrant wins title MELBOURNE. Frl. A 20-year-old English Immigrant, Ken Brady, won the Australian heavyweight boxing championship here when he knocked out Reg Mack in the eighth round to reach a new peak In "story book" rises in the Aght game. The flgljt was scheduled for 15 rounds Bcixerii
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    Sweet Dream can make it 4-in-a-row
    483 11 Palio the danger By EPSOM JEEP fJAN Sweet Dream make it four off the reel? This useful daughter of Scorpion comes up for a real test at Ipoh today, last day of the Perak Turf Club June meeting, when she tackles a bright lot
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    S.R.U. MEETING
    32 11 Secretaries of rugby clubs and team* tn Singapore are reminded that the Singapore Rugby Union will be hoWlng a fixtures nieetln«r at the SC C. »t 5.30 p.m. on Mrnd»v
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    Follow Flower Harvest
    353 11 FLOWER HARVEST has come right and I *hink the can be confidently followi d in his present class. Tnia Pink Flower four-year-old ran a right good race hist week when he nni>ru 3 d fouuli to Flame oi the Forest. Flower Har-.est snotiln lark nothing on the
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    PUNTER'S DELIGHT AND FRENCH BAND
    108 11 THREE place* on Car?n Hire on Wednesday k?pl our loss to nn the day. U'e seem to in I miss hitlin- the nail on the head. Todays sxslem hMM .irr French Band. .1 big longslridii ;rey from limm? Martin's stable, and Punters' DelUh trained by
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    Yesterday s turn should come today
    465 11 YTESTERDAY should find his winning turn after two narrow defeats in distance races. At Penang last month this useful four-year-old just failed to concede 61b. to British Film over B. furlongs, and nn Saturday he ran a great race over a similar distance only
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    AUSTRALIA LOST LAST 6 MEN FOR SIX RUNS
    971 12  -  JACK FINGLETON Ihen got six hngland wickets for 92 By NOTTINGHAM, Friday. AUSTRALIA went in to lunch today with their score at 243 for four wickets. In 11 overs and three balls after the interval the side were all out for the
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    Pinza's broken reins
    63 12 LOOK AT THOSE REINS! The) ar«- imhl.hi. and Sir <iordon Richards didn't know it till he was shown this picture of his Derby victory on Pinza. Said Sir Gordon: "It's an incredible picture and clearly shows that, at some period of the race, the buckle of the
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    An attempt to revive boxing
    94 12 IPOH. Fri— An effort is being made to revive boxin? in Ipoh Th» matter will be discussed at a meeting of the Government Service* Sporls Union on June 19 at the Perak Secretariat Mr. Yeoh Chal Lai. former flyweight champion of Malaya and hon. treasurer
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    JUNIOR ENTRIES
    35 12 Entries for the Singapore Badminton Association's junior tournaments c'.ose on June 20 The" should be sent to the hon. secretary, c o either Shell Com- pnny. Mac Donald House, or the Badminton stadium.
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    Scoreboard
    167 12 AUSTRALIA— Ist Inns. Morris Ibw Bedser gHole b Redder i Hawll b Bedscr i l5 r D (omP'»n Bedser 0 Miller v Bailpy b Wardle 55 Benaud r Evans b Bailey Davidson h Redser Tallnn h Bedser 0 Lindwall r Evans b Bail-v Hill b Bedser Johnston not out
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    SOCCER ENTRIES
    39 12 Clubs affiliated to the Singapore Business Houses Football Association who wish to enter the league and cup and the knock-out competition must send their entries to the hon secretary. Mr. R. P. W. Oosman, before June 15.
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      TERRY ALLEN TO FIGHT SHIRAI
      74 12 TOKYO, Fri. JAPANESE boxing promoter Hukl Hamamoto told Reuter today that a tentative agreement had been reached for world flyweight champion Yoshio Shirai to meet Terry I Allen in a title fight in OctoI ber. Hamamoto who handles all Shirai's fights said the bout I
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      121 12 NEW YORK, Fri. /'EORGE Araujo. 22 year old Ne*ro boxer from Rhode IslanJ, is favourite to win the world li(htwelchl title from Jimmy Carter at Madison Square (.arden here tonlfht Carter. Mt. last defended his title at Boston on April 24 when he cent his opponent, Tommy Collins, to the
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      89 12 WENTWORTH, (England), Fri. BELGIUM'S Flory von Donck scored a brilliant 65 in heavy rain yesterday to take the second round lead in the Oaks 72-hole golf tournament with a 138 total. Von Donck had a two-stroke edge en Norman Qulgley and Tom Hallburton, British Ryder Cup player. Henry Cotton. Britain's
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      51 12 NEW YORK, Fri. 'Pill I mi.. I States Lawn Tennis Association announced yesterday that Tony Trabcrt would be playing capUin for the lulled State* Davis Cup team against Japan at Van- (-Oliver, British Colombia, on IhU 9, 10, 11. Also named for the team in Hamilton Richardson, and Tom Brown.
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      61 12 BRISTOL, Fri. THE United States No. 3 tennis star. Miss Shirley Fry, was eliminated from the West England lawn tennis championships here yesterday. In the semi-finals of the women's single*, the English girl. Mi.s,s Angela Mortimer, beat Miss Fry 7-5. 6-2. In the other women's semi-final Doris Hart of the
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      71 12 BECKENHAM (Kent) Fri. CONTINUOUS rain yesterday prevented play in the Kent grass courts lawn tennis championships where Narendra Nath of India has reached the la.it etght in the men's singles Scharengulvel of Ceylon meet Vie Seixas the United States player who is reeded No. 1, in the semifinal Uxl.iv Selxas
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    Amm wins Senior T.T. in record time
    292 12 DOI'GLAS ISLE OF MAN. Friday. DAY AMM. 25-year-old farmer from Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, won the Isle of Man senior tourist trophy race in record time today. He thus became the fifth rider to complete the double having won the junior event on Monday
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    Middlesex in inns, win
    187 12 LONDON. Fri fHE results of the first class cricket matches ending coday are: At Lord's. Middlesex beat Leicestershire by an Innings and 56 runs Middlesex 300 for 9 declared. Leicestershire 93 (Titmus 5 for 15. Mass 4 for 31 1 and 151 (Young 6 lor 52
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    SHELL TEAM TO MEET TENGAH
    56 12 The Shell Snorts Club cricket learn to meet RAF Tengah at Paya Lebar today lr: J. D. Mi'uchan (capt.). P. W.I Francis. E. O Spencer. I Goonesegram. L. T Froggatt. G. A. Wilson E Krusemnn. L E. "'•ncott A C Beck E DAranio. P W.
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    Moss leads team to Alpine Rally
    57 12 LONDON. Fri —Stirling Moss leading British motor racer, will lead the »inbeam Alpine team in the 1,947-mile International Alpine Rally from July 10-16. The rally, one of the mo6t gruelling road races on the continent, is run over 31 mountain passes It starts at
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    Easy for Police
    46 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Police Volunteer Reserves S.C., prebnble FAS Leacie Div. 3 Central champions, added to their long string of victorijs when they easily accounted for Wah Yew 4-0 at Pudu Read today. Scorers were Chone Seng i 2) Lanachandran and Kon Yean.
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    Shoot postponed
    21 12 Singapore Archery Club has postponed its postal shoot with Central Malaya and Hong Kong until a week on Sunday.
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    SINGAPORE TIDES
    31 12 TODAY: Iliuh 1246 (8 3) and I 2339 <9 s>; Low 0602 (OOi and 1752 (4.7>. TOMORROW: High 1323 i 8 1r loa 0640 (O.li and 1R27 (4 7.
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    Amicables move to within two points of Tigers
    471 12 4 MIC ABLE Athletic Association moved to se com position two points behind Tiger Sporting Association in the Singapore Amateur Foothal Association First Division league table yesterda\ when they beat Royal Electrical and Mechanica Engineers 2-1 at .lalan Besar stadium. It was
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    GAME POSTPONED
    27 12 The Coronation Cup match between Royal Navy and HM Dockyard at the Naval Base yesterday was washed out by rain and will be played tomorrow.
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    WALK-OVER
    19 12 CYMA (VM> enve a wnlknvrr uM Hsilknwyu In their SAFA Dlv. M matrh at C fylang Str.dium 1
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    Tamilians go down 6-1 to Perak C.R.C.
    109 12 IPOH, In. rp.VMILIANS suffered their J- seventh defeat in as many outings this season when they went down to Perak Chinese Recreation Club rt-1 in a return First Division league soccer tie on the Town padang today. Tamili. ins, who put up such
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    All finals next Sunday
    118 12 TABLE TENNIS "pHE fin;ils of the Singapore Table k' Tennis Association's Coronation up tournament will be held v.r\Sunday at the Badmlnto.i stadium. This was decided at the tournament committees meeting at the stadium last night. It was also agreed to invite Mr. V.ilrolm M.icDonald. the Commis-sioner-General,
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      432 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. VEHICLES FOR SALE A4O JUNE. 1949. engine just decarbonised, new rings. $2,750 or nearest Phone Foo. 4093. MORRIS 8 $1000; Ford Anglia $1550: Singer Sport '50 $1,950: Ford V 8 '47 $950, B.S A. Motor Cycle $750: Opel $550. View 63. Tanglin Road. Tel. *****. Mr. Poon. 1952
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      185 12 WEEKEND SPORT TODAY TOMORROW snrri'R sen W/K SAI A I-eanie: IUV. 1: Ti«rr S.A SAFA l.eag-ie: I>1V. 1: Chinese v I.R.C.. lalan Besar: DIV. IA] Athletic Asmi. v Rovers S .lalan s < "rintlvans v Younp Companions, < VMA cround. NT. M Blut Bes«r; DI\ Aston I nit- Rny(rs v
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