The Straits Times, 29 June 1953

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    13 1 The Straits Times r#*»f*** Established 1845 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1953 15 CENTS
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    RHEE AGREES TO A TRUCE
    324 1 Pact with U.S. will pave way to Korean peace SEOUL, Sunday. SOUTH Korean official said toniffht that the Initod States and the Republic of Korea hav c reached an agreement in principle on problems connected with a Korean war truce. This followed a meeting between
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    'RUSSIA HAS LOST HER GRIP'
    179 1 'RUSSIA HAS LOST HER GRIP' BELGRADE, Sun. ynWARD Kardelj, Yu*J tinsluv Rffain policy maker and principal Communist Party ideo- 1 logist, declared today, that Soviet. Russia's "do-, initiation of the international workers movement 18 finished and "the in- ternal crisis of the So-; net Union has begun. KardelJ contributed n
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    Terrorist chief is killed
    42 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Bon Two more terrorists. Including B branch committee chairman, were killed today in the Federation, a late communique announced. These casualties broucht the total number of terrorists killed today to thre<v Or.c baiuiit Wa.s wounder 1
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    Deportees held
    35 1 taipeh. Sun.-- Twelve Chinese nationals. charged with illegal entry into Japan and deported by the authorithere, arrived yesterday nt the north coast Formosa port of Keelung. The Wai taken into custody -A P
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    GUESTS CRUSH 'REVOLT' BY BRIDEGROOM
    102 1 PKNAMG. Sun. A Malay bridegroom in a kampong in Kutteruorth created a local "revolution" recently when lie refused to undergo the "bersanding" ceremony with his bride. He objected to being made to sit beside his bride on a dais and become "an object of curiosil
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    Ferry closed
    26 1 The Chief Police Officer, Pahang, has announced that the Jerantut Ferry will be closed between 5 p.m. and 9 30 a.m. until further notice.
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    Trainer W. Lewis dies in hospital
    107 1 PEVAN'G. Sun rpRAINER W. Lewis died 'in 1 A the Penang General Hospital last night. A veteran of the Malayan turf. Mr. Lewis saddled over 40 w:nner.s last year. earning I 5200.460 In stakes for his owners. H e saddled the 1950 Singapore Gold
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    Record use of rubber
    69 1 NEW YORK. Sun.— The American rubber industry set a new production record in the first half of this year, using more than 730.000 long tons, Mr. H. E. Humphreys, Jr.. president of the United States Rubber Co.. reports. This Ls 17 per cent over the same
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    'We're winning'
    48 1 SAIGON. Sun. General William Daniel. Commander of the United States ground forces in the Pacific, told a press conference here today he believed the war in Indo-China was being won. 'it cant be done over-night but it is moving in the right direction- he said.— Reuter.
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    SEVENTY SOLDIERS RAID KAMPONG
    139 1 KIWI I UMPUR. Sun. /~<jvil and military pol day searched Army casnpa nrcunci Kuaia Lumpur tur nn..ut 70 Malay soldiers who la night started a street flghi In which one Indian was killed an f elghj others wounded. No arresti nad been made Ur> to a
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    YONG PENG VOTES— AND MAKES HISTORY
    42 1 Yong Peng, which used to be Johores number one rtanper spot held its first local elections yesterday. These villagers made local history as they cast their rotas. Other Straits Times pictures and story in P. 7.
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    Sir Winston puts on his siren suit and takes it easy
    229 1 Sir Winston puts on his siren suit and takes it easy WESTEKHAM. Sunday. C'K Winston Churchill rose late today, put on his famous siren suit and started to "take it easy" at his country house. Chartwell, as his doctors had or- dered him. They issued a bulletin which said he
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    50-FT. FALL —SHE LIVES
    48 1 A 20-year old Singapore girl, Neo Sun Moi, was taken to the General Hospital yesterday after falling 50 feet from the third storey of an S.I.T. block of flats in Delta Road Singapore. Her condition In hospital last night was stated to be "satisfactory"
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    City Hall will be crowded today
    127 1 City Hall will be crowded today ONE thousand fre.sh meat hawkers will meet at the Singapore City Hall steps at 10 o'clock tlus morning to make "personal appeal" to' the City President. Mr. T. P. P. McNeire. They will ask Mr. MrNolce to allow them to trade on the st/eets
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    SKIPPER WHO TOOK REFUGE
    27 1 CAPTAIN of the Polish pas- sender ship Batory Jan (wiklinski, who left his ship and asked for political asylum in Britain. A.P. picture.
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    Three killed in train crash
    48 1 WICHITA. KANSAS, Sun.— A passenger train crashed into a petrol lorry near here yesterday, killing the engine diver, the fireman and the lorry driver. The diesel engine and three baggage cars caught fire and were damaged before the blaze was put out. Reute»\
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    14 TIN COUNTRIES ASKED ABOUT ANOTHER U.N. TALK
    504 1 BRUSSELS, Sunday. THE Working Party of the International Tin Study Group today asked the 14- member countries if they were willing to attend another United Nations conference to discuss an international tin agreement. Member governments will be asked to study the Working
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    FEDERAL ELECTION BLUEPRINT
    240 1 FEDERAL ELECTION BLUEPRINT PENANG. Sun. INCHL Mohamed Sopiee. chairman of the Pan-Mal-ayan Labour Party, today denied that thr UMNO-MCA Labour Party meeting in Kuala Lumpur on June 19 had accepted the UMNO-MCA blueprint as the basis for Federal elections in 1954 Inche Sopiee told the annual conference of the Penang
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    New army
    31 1 HONG KONG. Sun. The Chinese Communists plan to form a new fifth field army under the command of Gen. Nieh Yung-cheng, the Woh Kiu Man Pao said today.— U.P.
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    Nehru hopeful
    48 1 BOMBAY, Sun.— The Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, said here yesterday that from talks he had with the Commonwealth Prime Ministers in London and in view of the present world situation he could say a truce in Korea was nearer than at any time before. -Renter.
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    More French
    27 1 PARIS. Sun. The population of France ha s Increase^ by 2.600. 00n since the war At the start of 1953 there were 42.740.000 people.— A.P.
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    'A job if you talk:' Egyptians told him
    208 1 'A job if you talk:' Egyptians told him LONDON. Sun. Nicola Borg. a British subject abducted for six hours by Egyptian Army officers in the Sin/ (anal zone last month, sain on Saturday that he MU offered a good job and an Egyptian passport in exchange for information iboiit the
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    A warning on 'vulgar' TV
    65 1 YORK. Sun.— Dr. Cyril Garbett. Archbishop of York, said here today that commercial television might become a channel of "vulgai .sensationalism for the purpose of money making." In his monthly letter to hi.s diocese. Dr. Garbet: warned 'hat when television was for j'''.<'i tisin'.; purposei
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    Raiders flown back to Taipeh
    63 1 TAIPEH. Sun. Fourteen more Nationalist uueriUa.-.. who took part in a raid on June 19 o n four smalt Communist islands la Wenchow Bay 225 mile.s south of Shanghai were flown to Taipeh yesterday for medical twataient The Defence Ministry aftli more tha.n 1200 Chinese
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    LANIEL FORMS A CABINET
    73 1 PARIS, Sun. M. JOSEPH LANIEL. the new French Prime Minister, today named his 21 senior mil v'ers— three of them richt win" GaullisUs. It i.s the first time Gaullists have joined a coahtion gov■lnment. Senring with the Gaullists who no longer have any direct connection with
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    STOP PRESS
    43 1 CRITICISED \S HINGTON, Sun.— >. William KnowUuii, Bight attacked members of the United Nations failed to tomriKurean wa< i tident 8 l in- H.is ii. Kiw!ll Wire but hk' I a peace w i i. ..dcd wou' li id to further bloodshed.
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    Anti-Red Koreans beaten to death
    49 1 PUSAN, Sun.— Five Ner'h Korean anti-Communist war prisoners were foun.i beaten to deati at PoW Cat..p No. 2 near Pusar. this mornin-: the U.N. prir.oner-ot-wai rominai d taJd. Font it.-Red Nortn Kc>rlan captives escaped from Camp No. 6 early today. Two were reraptureri.-- A.P.
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    U.N. head urges Korean peace 'without vengeance'
    224 3 U.N. head urges Korean peace 'without vengeance' ALLIES SHOULD FOREGO TOTAL MILITARY VICTORY, SAYS DAG NEW YORK, Sunday. THK Secretary General, Mr. Day Hammarskjold. called on the I'nited Nations yesterday to forejro total military \ictory in Korea as a prelude to peace without Yenjfeance. Mr. Hammarskjold, in his first major
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    New war on crime in London
    103 3 New war on crime in London LONDON, Sun. Scotland Yard will launch a new war on crime on Wednesday hv suitrhinjr 200 polire officers from <lesk jobs to lighting crooks. Civil servants will take over from the officers. Chief Superintendent Harolil Ilaukyarri, one of London's lop crime fighters, who has
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    Dr. Lahey dies
    28 3 BOSTON. Sun —Dr. Frank H Lahey. 73. internationally famous surceon and lounder and director of the Boston clink which bean his name, died yesterday. Router.
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    'Spy' sentenced
    33 3 LONDON Sun A Bulu.man citizen. Attanas Stojk>v. was sentenced to 15 years' Imprisonment by a Belgrade court yesterday for spying for the Bulgarian Intelligence service. Tan.iug. the Yugoslav news agency, announced.
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    FLOODS KILL 263 IN JAPAN
    100 3 TOKYO. Svn. THE police report that 263 are dead on flooded Kyushu Island, in Japan this morning after days of record breaking rain. There were 770 injured and 406 mi.vsinn. Japanese National Security Forces and United States Air and Army units cooperated in the rescue
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    43 3 'lIIIS I'ICITRK, niuile by i British .Movietone News cameraman who went out to meet the returning victorious British Everest Expedition, shows Edmund Ililtarv, who with the Sherpa Tensing conquered the mountain, having a welcome smoke on the road back to Khatmandu. I.P. picture.
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    Eleanor delayed
    32 3 NEW DELHI. Sun. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt., on her way to America by way of Turkey Greece and Yugoslavia, has 'jeer, delayed here- by engine trouble in an American airiiner— Reutrr.
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    SHINWELL SAYS: 'LEAVE KOREA'
    164 3 U.S. backing wrong man LONDON. Sunday. AIR. Fmmanuel Shinwell. Minister of Defence in the late Labour (lovernment. suggested yesterday that the I'nited Nations should leave the Koreans to fight out their differences among themselves. Mr Shinwell said it seemed id ii. in me Americans uaa a
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    Guard dogs give show for Queen
    186 3 EDINBURGH. Sunday. TOR the Queen, a dog lover since childhood, one o f I the most enjoyable items in yesterdays programme of her Coronation State visit to Scotland's capital was a display by Alsatian dogs which help to guard Britain's airfields. Her white gloved
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    Practice gun blows up
    66 3 MADRID. Sun. The death roll from an accidental fan explosion yesterday near Mahon. in the Balearic Lsland ro.se to 23 today, with the death of eight more Spanish soldien in hospital. The s<un blew up when it wa.s being loaded by Spanish .irtillerymen during practice. Five
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    PLEA TO RUSSIA ON GERMAN ELECTIONS
    124 3 BERLIN. Sun. Ttm three Western Allied Hiph Commissioner* en lied on Ru.s.sia verterriny to afiree 'o free ail-Ger-man elections and :i peace treaty with a united Germany. At the .same time, in identical notes to the Soviet High Commissionrr, Mr. Bemvonov, they "n;.<iM. ear
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    Quirino woos the Japanese Criminals freed
    77 3 Quirino woos the Japanese Criminals freed MANILA, Sun. PRESIDENT Quirino issued a .sweepinp amnesty order vrsterdav affecting all 113 Japanese convicted, by the Philippines Government as war criminals. The sentences of 56 condemned to die were reduced to life in prison and 57 others under prison sentences from 10 y»ars
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    Arms for America
    18 3 BELGRADE. Sun—Yucoyiavia is to produce ammunition worth £1.925 000 for the I United States— Reuter.
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    MARRIED BARBER'S SON
    134 3 A WKDDING tuts ju-t taken place in New York which fulfills i in- inn,! romantic traditions <>■ American democracy. Sara l»ii urn KtMiM vilt '.'I -year-old grand-daughter of the former President, married 'iM-yrar-old Anthony di Boiiavrntura. sun of an immigrant barber. Picture <«liv*> the bride and groom
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    Gordon Richards pleads with a thief
    100 3 WINDSOR. Sun. Gordon Ri- chards. who was recently knighted by the Queen, appealed at Windsor race meeting today to the "sportsmanship" of whoever stole valuable keepsakes from his M.i r I hum ii »h home on Friday night. Among the valuables stolen were a
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    DEATH DRIFTS ON THE EBB TIDE
    147 3 DEATH DRIFTS ON THE EBB TIDE BKRIA (East Africa). Sun. At least African stevedores were kilted and five ships set ahla/o here when petrol escaping from a tankrr caught fire. The burning petrol swrpt down on an ebb-tide from where the tanker was unloading. Many more African stevedores were injured.
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    GRIK GETS PIPE WATER
    120 4 GRIK GETS PIPE WATER IPOH, Sun. f RIK, administrative centre of the Upper Perak district, has d pipe water supply. In the course of his threeday tour of Uie district which ended on Friday, the Regent of Perak opened the $280,000 water supply system to the town, which has a
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    Old boys give him a party
    62 4 IPOH, Thurs. Mr. E. C. Hicks, Senior Inspector of Schools, Perak. who is retiring next month, will be tiiven a tef party by the Old Andersonian Club hene at the Anderson I School Hall on S nday, July Mr. Hicks, a former principal of
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    Family's $4,000 gift to schools
    52 4 IPOH, Sun The family ol the [atp Mr. Le e Kwc P Foh. j whasp funeral took piace today, have donated $4,000 to fivp Chine.sp schools in Ipoh. Mr. Lee. a millionaire miner and businessman died on JuCy 17 aged 74 at his re*:rie«ii> m
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    Emergency cases for new judge
    72 4 SEREMBAN. Sun— Thr new Seremban judpe, Mr. Justice Bellam>. will hear tvo Emergency cases in the high court here on July 15 anrl 17. Ir the first, a Chinese. Chow Ko.v is charged with having supplies which he could not satisfactorily account for. In the
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    Rice position in Malaya is satisfactory
    237 4 230,000-ton windfall means By Our Market Correspondent J'HK two Malayan Governments, which at the end of last year were wondering if they could maintain the official rice ration, have had a windfall of 230,000 tons of rice from Burma. This is a complete reversal
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    Girl killed in crash
    58 4 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sun.— An eight-year-old girl, Yeoh Siew Choo. was killed and her 16-year-old friend. Tan Gaik Lan, seriously injured when they were knocked down by a car at Kubang Semang Road, three miles from Bukit Mertajam, today. Tan was ridlim a bicycle with Yeoh on
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    'Muslim youths lax in religion'
    163 4 'Mus lim youths lax in religion' PENANG. Sun. ri^HERE wa.s a tendency among Muslim youths to "go modern" and forget their religious obligations. Syed Ibrahim, spokesman of the Penang Muslim Missionary Society, said today. "To check thi.s. before .such Muslims lasr their identity, a religious council should bo set up
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    Woman dies when house burns to the ground
    71 4 HI Ml MERTAJXm. Sun. Police today recovered the charred remains of a woman. Yap Ah Chan, who was believed to have been burnt to death in her house at Utan Nibong. about six miles from here Yap's nearest neighbour, who lived two
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    Classes in the open air
    66 4 BUTTERWORTH. Sun.— The Kebun Sireh Malay School in Bukit Mertaja-m collapsed during the puasa month. Two Malay residents offered their houses as temporary class rooms. The headmaster. Lnchr O.man bin Hussain. accepted. Undamaged furniture salvaged from the collapsed building was moved in. Soon, seven classes
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    7 EMPLOYEES PRESENTED WITH WATCHES
    66 4 7 EMPLOYEES PRESENTED WITH WATCHES PENANG, Sun.— The Sinp.a- pore Cold Storage presented i sold watches *o seven members of its Penrng staff fM~ terday to mark its golden i jubilee. The awards were made by i the branch manager. Mr. S. R. Parker, at a party given for j
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    NORTH KINTA SCOUTS RECEIVE COLOURS
    50 4 01.0 l K-BKAKKK of the North Kinta Buy Stouts Association Yap Tlit-.i.i Seng receives a (lag presented by the Ist Battalion, The Worcestershire Kegiment. from their Commanding Officer, Lieut- (ol P. 11. Graves-Morris, at the Ash by Road camp on Friday evening. Straits Times picture.
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    SPORTS STADIUM GETS PRIORITY
    180 4 KUALA lIMPIR, Sunday. II'OKK may soon re-start on Kuala Lumpur's (oro- nation Park sports stadium, held up for more than a year by a legal wrangle. The Municipal Public Work.. '.>mmit;ee ha-s decided to give he proiect priority once it > *s under way again. The
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    Club to hold a social and dance
    42 4 TAIPING, Sun— The Chinese Recreation Club will hold a social and dance at thelr chibhou.se in Station Road on July 4. The club is planning to engage a tutor to conduct classes in ballroom dancing.
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    Mission's work shown in pictures
    160 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sur. fp H E Malacca Centenaiv Mission t'xh:bit:on was officially opened by Mr. E. M. F Payne, Assistant Director of Education, at the St. John's Institution Hall yesterday. Mr. Payne, who is Commissioner of Boy Seoul, inspected the guard of honour formed by
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      377 4 SINGAPORE PENANG 7.15 a.m. Mornlnx Star; 7.30 „S7 950 am 8^,00!., BroadNews; 7.35 Philip Green Orchestrn; <"nst: 11.00— 1?.OO Schools Broad- <J lm riist: 1. 00— 2.00 p.m. As Spore; 6.10 8.00 Rhythm, 830 Malay House- Us ners calllnu: 6.55 Share Marwives 1 Cornrr: 8.57 English Schools ket: 7.00 News;
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    Two 'missing voters' protest against K.L. electoral move
    332 5 Two 'missing voters protest against K.L. electoral move TWO KUALA LUMPUR readers of the Strain Times have written to protest against the fact that their names might be struck off the electoral register after registration officers had alleged I called at their homes several times and failed to find them
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    Boys' club celebrates anniversary
    131 5 Boys' club celebrates anniversary MORE than 100 members of the Jalan Eunos Boys' Club attended tne second anniversary celebrations held ai Jalan Eunas, Singapore-, yester- 1 day. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hassan, the vice-president, said that in the past two years the club had served youths in the area admirably.
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    'A FINE JOB' IS ENDED
    131 5 'A FINE JOB' IS ENDED KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. TH E 3RD BATTALION, King's African Rifles, were complimented on a "fine job" i today by the High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald j Templer. and the GOC Malaya, I Lieut-Genera) Sir Hugh Stockwell, on their "truly remarkable record of successes" in Malaya.
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    Hit his head on beach, passed out
    65 5 While on a picnic with some friends on an island opposite Ponggol Point. Singapore, on Saturday. Boon Chuan Tong. 26. was knocked unconscious when he d-lved into shallow water and hit his head on the sand. He was taken out of the water
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    RECORD COLLECTION BY THE TAX MEN
    187 5 $73 million haul in a year SINGAPORE'S income tax collections are showir J sipns of steady increase. In 1952 people in the Colony paid 573.300.000. This was the highest figure yet since the introduction of income tax. This is also $10,300,000 more than the
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    Family robe for baby
    52 5 MR. AND MRS. TOM POTTS with their daughter Jennifer at her christening at St. Andew's Cathedral, Singapore, yesterday. Mr. Potts is a well known Singapore cricketer and lawyer. The baby's robe had been used at the christenings of Mr. Potts, his mother, and two uncles and
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    ROOM FOR 700 AT NEW SCHOOL
    168 5 Enrolment to start soon CT. Joseph's Institution's new $300,000 extension in Moulmein Road, Singapore, will accommodate 700 boys when it opens next January, the Director, Brother Ignatius, told the Straits Times yesterday. Work on the new school I 'started early this month. "It Ig
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    'OFFICERS ARE NOT SATISFIED'
    86 5 'OFFICERS ARE NOT SATISFIED The Singapore Government j will be asked at the next I meeting of the Legislative i Council whether it is aware that the recruiting methods of the Public Services Comrriission are causing gravi dissatisfaction among its officers. Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj iLabour-Rochoret will ask i
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    Passing through
    31 5 The High Commissioner for Indonesia in the Netherlands Mr. Susanto Tirtoprodjo, passed through Singapore by KLM Constellation yesterday on his way back to Jakarta to consult with his Government.
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    'Spore is melting pot of nations'
    123 5 SINGAPORE is a "melting pot of nations. 11 the South East Asia secretary of the World Council of Churches. Dr. Raja Manikam. told the Straits Times I yesterday. But each race preferred to I live its life separately. Dr. Manikam, the first Asian to
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    U.N. probes polygamy
    81 5 Singapore residents will be key witnesses in an investigation by the United Nations lntu laws a nd customs that arr unjust to women. Colony residents are expected to testify on polygamy. bride prices, dowries and other matters raised Dy the Singapore Council of Women during IU recent
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    29 5 BOMK of the 100 guest* at the Straits Times annual luncheon for newsrendors at West Point Garden, Singapore, yesterday. They are attacking plates of "nasi bryani". Straits Times picture.
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    NEW OFFICIAL FOR MALAYA HOUSE
    46 5 MX. JOHN BATTEN, newlyappointed first Information Officer to Malaya House in London, flew to .Singapore on Saturday for a threemonth stay. He said his post had been created because of the growing interest in Malayan affairs in Britain. Straits Times picture.
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    Rural areas to be more independent
    100 5 THE SINGAPORE Rural Board will be decentralised next year, the chairman, Mr. E. V. G. Day, told the Straits Times yesterday. He said that one office would be opened at Bukit Panjang. The opening of other offices will depend on the results at Bukit
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    Rotarians dance makes $2,010
    34 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— The dance organised by the Rotary Club here in aid of the British Red Cross Society made $2,010. This was the first major undertaking of the club.
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    He moved onions without permit
    45 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Chan Tong was fined $100 in the Police Court today for moving 20 katis of onions without a permit from a restricted area. Chan was found in a lorry with the onions on June 17 at Senai
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      607 5 ROLEX On the Hoof of iht> World I On May 29 the long story ol winding his watch; he doesn't Everest was fulfilled. Thirty years want to be bothered with this of gallant attempt and pioneering when all his energy is concen effort culminated in the conquest trated on the
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    15 6 HUXTER John Ralph. Sud denly at LorralOe, Elcln, Soutli Africa, on Blh June. 1953.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    94 6 MR. AND MRS. O. U KIRBY thank all frlend.s and reUtlves tor their valuable pre»cnt.s sent on the occasion of their wedding. MRS A. B VELOE thanks those «ho sent floral tribute*, condolences and attended the funeral of her late husband Harry Lionel Velge. MR. At MRS S. DORAISAMY.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    99 6 I.rm.E wonder that women all ever Malaya t.ilk about Madeline's gowns THE ART of a well modelled gown Is demonstrated by Its lnstltiß freshness This is a Tommy Thomson Spc< lallnv OH BldK.. S'por". DORIS GEDDES in Raffles Hntel show Ing I new Collection lnc lady In Black. Elizabeth
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      The Drive For Rice
      990 6 I Increase rice production. The committee in charge of plan- ning has spent seven months in I drawing up its schemes. Its report is believed to be ready, i but it has not been published, oi i submitted to the Legislative j Council whose sanction presumably
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      France Gets A Government
      307 6 There is as much relief in London and Washington as in Paris that France's sixth candidate for confirmation as Prime Minister has earned the National Assembly's approval. M. Joseph Laniel. a Moderate ConI servative. succeeded where five I much better known candidates failed. All the unsuccessful
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    Unrest in E. Berlin began a year ago
    1124 6  - Unrest in E. Berlin began a year ago JAMES PARKER »v I^HE demonstrations, strikes and riots of workers in A East Berlin have focussed the attention on the Russian-occupied zone of Germany. They are the culmination of a process which started more than a year ago. in the summer of
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    London Log
    545 6 A SIGNIFICANT, and healthy, feature of the 25th annual dinner of the Association of British Malaya was the presence of a considerable number of Asian members and guests in the gathering of over four hundred. In addition to more than a dozen Chinese, there were, apart from the
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    Licensing: 'A sugared pill' he says
    459 6 \OW that we are engaged in niling in forms and Al making returns under the Registration and Licensing c" Businesses Ordinance, we come up against the hard facts of what this atrocious piece of legisla- tion effects. I use the word "atrocious" because it
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    SILENCING FUTURE COUNCILLORS?
    184 6 I am surprised to see that one of our City Councillors,— and a member of the "Queens Party" at that, a nominated Councillor—ls peeved by the crying of babies In a creche next door to his house and wishes to have the creche silenced. But how can
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    On the Margin
    490 6 On the Margin Arrnv mr in my mntlry Oivf me leave to speak my m nd MUSIC in Singapore has been swoepinn from triumph to triumph. I wish 1 1 could say the same about the drama. Last week's performance of Robert Sherwood's "Road to Rome played to a pathetically
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    Single union may replace 23 now representing Govt. men
    485 7 Single union may replace 23 now representing Govt. men UNITED BODY CAN GET BETTER DEAL FOR 18,000 WORKERS, SAYS LEADER 18,000 Singapore Government employees may soon have a single union instead of the present 23. A resolution for such a body was unanimously approved yesterday at the fourth annual general
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    Villagers are impatient for pipe water
    161 7 Villagers are impatient for pipe water KIAI A UJMPUB, Sun. The Kill people of Kamptinn Paiih, Seliipak. K ii.i L.i l.umpur. ir impatien'ly waiting for a piped H.iter Mipply the municipality promised to K>ve thrm since thr end of lasti \e;ir Thr.v taj the Municipal Health Committee approved the extension
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    $30,000 club to become school
    59 7 The Singapore Nanyang Tone San Association has presented its new club house M a school for illiterate children in the Kandang Kerbau area. the opening ceremony on Saturday nicht over 300 members of the association dmed at the new club premises at 148 Race Course
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    School opens
    37 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— A Bew Malay school was openrri at thr weekend at thr 25th mile Av»r Hitam Ronri to cater especially for the children of the Special Constable* attached to the Training School there.
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    Gen. Keightley flies back
    38 7 The Commander-in-Chief of 'he Far East Land Forces Gen. Sir Charles F. Keightley' returned to Singapore yesterday from Japan. His return flight was made I from Tokyo via Hong Kong In UH RAF. plane.
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    BANDITS MURDER OLD MAN
    159 7 BANDITS MURDER OLD MAN KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. ONE more Communist terrirt.st has been killed and another wounded by security forces in the Federation. Terrorists have murdered a ChiMto civilian. A woTian terrorist was killed yiMernay in the Mersing area' of Johore by an area secur.ty I unit and a party
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    HE WILL REMEMBER 'DOINK DOINK' BIRD
    171 7 TWO things will stand out 1 in Mr. A. V. Beith's melr.ory of rubber plantations in the Federation where he has lived for 34 years. They are- the rustling oi the leaves of the rubber-tree in the evening breeze and the pecking of the
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    $2,254 for T.B. fund
    159 7 Latest contributions to the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association include a donation of $2,254 proceeds of Oon's Java cakes exhibition. Others lnc ude: villagers of Bekok new village. Johore. $575 for S ATA s Destitute Patients' Fund; in memory of the late Mr Oscar V.mson Hing. In lieu
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    Two tried to hook handbag, court told
    68 7 Two tried to hook handbag, court told JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Two youths admitted In the Sessions Court today that they went to a house in Jalan I Petrle on June 25 to break in. Hitam bin Osman, one youth, said that they tried to lift a handbag through a window
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    'Help blind' drive ! in Federation
    105 7 'Help blind' drive in Federation KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. yHE Malayan Association for the Blind is starting a x big "help the blind" campaign soon The association at a nvet- i ing today appealed for cooperation. It was stated that the Ourney Training School for the Blind in Kuala Lumpur will
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    Nurses form own trade union
    45 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Nurses working In Governmen' hospitals In Johore Bahru have formed a union of their <>j?n. It was started at a meeting of more than 100 nurses which was addressed by Mr John Brazier. Federation Trade Union Adviser.
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    THEY GOT PRIZES AT THE ANNIVERSARY
    79 7 sVcnnH m^i.«» JSi I,™ 8 memb<>rs the Jalan Eunos Boys Cli*b. Singapore, received pri/es at the clubs Houwi oh,!? V7k Iw" rest da r T^T fr m Kiat Sion c and Noor bin Salleh. the badminton sKIT rh..T»ft» n \f A f. m d
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    'No. 1 DANGER SPOT' IS NORMAL ONCE MORE
    641 7 EMERGENCY tension in the hill.- Johore village of YoriK I'm- has eased and peac? his returned to the community a«ain. and yesterday its people went to the polls for the first time in their livev A Straits Times photographer who visited thr
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    Not enough members at the meeting
    84 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A TRADE union general meeting attended by more than 500 members had to be abandoned after rlx hours last night because tnere were I "not enough people present The decision to abandon the meeting in Kuaia Lun pur was ;ak( n
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    Wage offer rejected
    68 7 The Singapore Petrol Workers' Union, at an emergency general meeting yesterday, rejected a 6-cents a day increase offered to its daily-paio. members by the Standard Vacuum OU Company. By a secret ballot, the union decided to adhere tol'^ original demand for a 10-cent increase. The meeting also
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    Blood bank stocks
    30 7 A hundred-and-thirty-one i people gave blood to the Singapore Blood Bank last week. Present stocks are: Group O-75 flasks: group A-9 B-4: group AB-0: total 88 I
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    TRADERS MEET TO IMPROVE BUSINESS
    207 7 K. LUMPUR. Run. A CONFERENCE nf all Malay businessmen in Selangor, on which may depend the future of Malay economy in the state, will be held hero on August 23. This was decided at todays meeting here of the Selangor Malay Economic Committee, headed by
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    Ministry seeks aid
    81 7 The British Ministry of ARrieult'ire and Fisheries has asked (he Singapore Cold Storage Company to help In its latest experiments for artificially inseminating cows. Since 1938 the company has been using artificial insemination. The Ministry's experiments require a temperature of minus 110 degrees F Mr W L
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    Transferred
    31 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Dr. J O'Shaughnessy. Medical Superintendent General Hospital, Johore Bahru. has left for Prnanp on transfer to act a.s Assistant Director of Medical Services. Federation of Mala v.i
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      86 7 WEATHER Minimum temperature: (7.30 p.m. on June 27 to 7.30 a.m. on June 28 1 Singapore (81 degrees) Penanij i7l; Kota Bharu '75>. Kuala Lumpur (72), Ipoh 1 72 1. Kuantan (72 1. Maximum temperature: 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on June 28 p Singapore (88) Penang <89<. Kota Bharu
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    LESS RUBBER USED IN U.S.
    145 8 ACCORDING to preliminary estimates, total ii a rubber consumption in the I.S. during May j amounted to ll'UMi*. tons, compared with 12U.459 tons in April and 103.H86 tons in May last year. Of the May total 46.613 tons were natural rubber and 7!. 44!) tons
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    LITTLE BUSINESS DONE IN SHARES Tin and rubber fall sharply
    860 8 LITTLE BUSINESS DONE IN SHARES Tin and rubber fall sharply By Our Financial Correspondent THK Singapore share market last week went through another quiet period with, if anything, less interest being shown by both buyers and sellers than there was a week before. At one stage it did look as
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    BUSINESS IN SHARES DONE LAST WEEK
    234 8 T^HE following share deals in Singapore was reported by one firm of sharebrokers for the period June '?fl to 26. inclusive: INDUSTRIALS. Alexandra Brick Prefs. $2."0. Frascr Ncave $2.07' ■> Gammons $2.90 to $2.92., Georgetown Dis52.35. Hammers $2.60, Malayan Breweries $4.10. Malayan Cement $1.50
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      Beer bottles, scrip issues and directors' proxies
      285 8 I NOTICE that (ST. Friday > the cost of beer bottles and other items used in the brewinr of beer in Singapore is now about five times what It was before the war. Is it not true that the retail price of beer
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      BONUS SHARES
      362 8 /COMMENTING on Platt Bros. vy Co. (Holdings). English textile machinery makers, the Investors' Chronicle" June 13 I states, (inter alia > "Two years after receiving a 100 per Cent scrip issue they are still receiving only the equivalent of the dividend paid previously. The scrip issue has proved
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      BLANK PROXIES
      375 8 1 IHAVE only a small holding of Allenby shares but I was frankly amazed to receive from the secretaries a circular let- i ter suggesting that shareholders appoint proxies to attend the forthcoming annual general meeting of the company. The request is made because in several Instances in
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      Oversea-Chinese Banking
      88 8 rpHE usual strong position is I disclosed in the report of Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation for 1952 A profit of $2,761,424 is! shown after provision for t?v A final dividend of 5 per cent, and a bonus of 5 per cent, making a total distribution of 15 per
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      Sungei Tukang Rubber
      93 8 17VDR the year ended March last Sungei Tukang Rub ber Co. Ltd. made a profit of 14.3 per cent and a dividend i of 10 per cent is proposed Net liquid assets in the balance .sheet were $359,311 cr 48.6 cents a share. Cost of production was
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      BARTER TRADE BY JAPAN
      210 8 TOKYO. THE new Japanese Govern- -I- ment is expected to relax restrictions on barter trade in order to expand exports. The Ministry of International Trade and Industry has allocated $6.5 m. in the import budget for the current April-September period for barter exchange. Barter trade li
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      FACTS & FIGURES
      94 8 FACTS FIGURES 'rut thirty-second edition of! Facts and Figures, statis- 1 tics relating to Malayan companies, compiled by Fraser and Co. Sharebrokers Sintrapo It.- has lust been Published This ls a valuable Ruide for Investors and all others interested in Malayan companies It contains statistical information up to the end
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    FUTURE OF NATURAL RUBBER
    378 9 FUTURE OF NATURAL RUBBER IMIE following statement was made by the United States Manufacturing Industry representatives at the Rubber Study Group meeting in Copenhagen, May 15, concerning the prospects for rubber con- j sumption in the coming 12 months: "United States of America rubber products manufacturers believe that their BM
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    SINGAPORE SHARE PRICES
    760 9 T»HE following quotations were those of the Malayan Sharebrokers Association, Singapore, at the close business on Friday: Bayeri I »«lto». Alri Bnrt. Prpfs. .7! J.l» Ora». 4.10 At n» Icp 13.25 BB Petro 31>« 8U i r 4*o fun Tin Smelt. Pref 1V« Ord» Ea*tpr n United
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    PROSPECTS FOR COPRA INDUSTRY
    200 9 MR. R. Geoffrey Buxton, chairman of Malay Coco- i nut Estates Ltd.. Is optimistic concerning the prospects for copra Industry. "Although we may not sre a continuance of the present hissh prices." he had told shareholders, "we think that with the increasing world demand for margarine
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    OVERSEAS TRADE
    116 9 FINAL flcures for Malaya's overseas trarip in May were is.snrd during the week, showine exports valued at $249,345,585 and imports at $263,224,216. For the five months of the year exports were $1.3465 mil.ion and imports $1,362 million. Prn M 1937 MIS P<-m li<% 194* 71 7S FM 8
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    Bali dances challenge the imagination
    771 10  - Bali dances challenge the imagination George EDLNGER DANCC AND DRAMA IN BALI: By Beryl de Zocte and Walter Spiett. (Fxber, 63*. 1 «tt •I' H E Joint authors of ■I- "Dance amd Drama in BaCl" havp done a very K" o^ piece ot work. Their research has been painstaking and
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    How sane was the acid bath killer?
    811 10 THE TRIAL OF |OHN GEORGE HA'CH: Edited by Lord Dunboync. (Notcble British Trials Hodge- 155.) U«OR sheer horror few trials in modern times can surpass that of John George Haigh in 1949 for the murdrr of Mrs. Durand-Deacon, an elderly widow who lived
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    LOVE AND ADVENTURE
    195 10 Mr. NELSONS LADIES: lv Showed Mm. ifaM. Its. 6d.i SEMI- his'nricai. .^erni- romanticised. "Mr. Nelson's Ladies." with all its faults. :s an a;|ogether refreshing work. True, it is cliche-rid-den and full of coincidence, much of its characterisation is sheer reach-nrr-down. and svhat one expects to happen always
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      387 10 ACROSS 7. Folded v In i belief f7>. l"lllk I tigikw B I'llkkllMI'l! I. Chief subject of n house-* trine A. Went bark again irreen at B ■■■■«^W «P^W»^«»l argument 3. 4. 5V h?nrt <Bi. i I 9. Giving offence and unjustly 14. An arch water raMer I 2 3
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    DROBNY, IN PAIN, DEFEATS REX HARTWIG
    850 11 But scratches from doubles LONDON, Sunday. pOIRTH seeded Jaroslav Drobny, whose herculean third round effort at Wimbledon lasted nearly four and a half hours, took only SI minutes yesterday to overcome Rex Hartwig, of Australia, to fill his appointed place in the quarterfinals of
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    34 11 (."il SItU KANG clearing 10f(. 2in. with ease to set a new Raffles Institution record for the pole vault on Saturday. This is best height ever achieved by a Colony schoolboy. Straits Times picture.
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    BOUCOURE GOES TO HOSPITAL
    48 11 IO(KKV (iarnrt Buucourr will be out of the saddle for a few weeks. He fractured his jaw In a race crash at Kuala l.umpur on Saturday. RouKOure left for .lohore Rahru Yesterday to rrcrive treatment from a specialist in the Johtrr Rahru Cieneral Hospital.
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    India hockey team's tour programme
    230 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. qiHE All-India hotkey team, whkh will Include six Olympic players expected to arrive in Singapore by air on Jan. 30 next for a tour of Singapore and the Federation They will return to Calcutta on Keb 21. The Ma!;:\>n Hockey Council have
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    Selangor win in the last over
    516 11 KI'ALA LIMPI'R, Sunday. IN yet another race with the clock, Selangor scored their third win of the season when they beat Negri Sembilan by nine wickets in an inter-State cricket match which ended on the padang this evening. The match began on Satur- j
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    THE 4MIN MILE — BANNISTER 2 SECONDS OUT
    179 11 THE 4MIN MILE BANNISTER 2 SECONDS OUT LONDON. Sun. I>u(.i BANNISTKR. :i year-old medical student ran the mile in 4mln. ?sec. here yesterday —fastest mile record In the world this year. Bannister's tinn- has been i beaten only by two Swedes —the wurld record holder. Oundar HaetK, with 4min. I.4sec,
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    Liew Kwong Hon win tournament
    84 11 KUALA LUMPUR. San. Lie* K'.vong Hon B.P. today won the Selangor inter-tearr. badminton doubles league. They completed their fixtures wilh seven uc'.ories and one defeat. i Results of matches played during 1 the week-end were Uew Kwonj Hon bt Springd.ile 3-2: Novloes bt Lok Hwa
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    Abbot's Haven to C1. 1
    28 11 ABBOTS HAVKN. who won in i fine style at the Selangor Turf Club on Saturday, has been pro- i moted to Class One.
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    2nd DAY WEIGHTS
    503 11 I VyEHiHTS for eight r.n >-» on the I second day of Ihe j Selangor Turf Club meeting: CL. 2. Dl 2— SF. Gallant Reo 9.00 Khandi Star 8.13 Beat Tip 8.12 > Gold Train Xlv Royal Dream 8.09 1 Prince Rom 8.08 Carthusian 8.07 I Admission
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    89 12 Time deprived Nee Soon Garrison of victory o\er Singapore Cricket Club In their friendly cricket match which was drawn on the padans I yesterday. Nee Soon knocked up 208 runs. Schofleld topscored with 89 runs while Knaggs hit 24 and Chilters 32. Miils took three
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