The Straits Times, 1 July 1954

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, THTRSDAY, JI'LY 1, 1954 15 CENTS Nat*** 1
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    GANG HUNT: MORE HELD
    317 1 Mien, women, guns E HIT T/IA T HELD A DEADLY SECRET WHERE THE GUNS WERE HIDDEN This is killer H.Q.— police D DOCUMENTS, TOO By PATRICK CHEE j'HIU ind t* <> w omen believed to be t<>pu mbcrs of the nmmunisU' killer irrested in a polite
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    DROBNY
    92 1 (Once a Czech, now an Egyptian) WANTS TO BE BRITISH LONDOM. Wed. lAKOSLAV Drobny, ex- patriate Caech tennis 'layer, has applied for British citizenship, it aas learnt today. Diobuy left hi.s native land Bti p because of it-s Oommunlst reflme and late, became an l-iyptian national. La>t year he
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    'Giant plane in sea'
    46 1 LONDON, Wed Portssirliner pilot today reported sighting tiT I Etani transport plane' n the sea abovt It milei i| English urt town ol Bournemouth. ■ear planes and helieop- took o[f to wour the unable to locate anythtag. n re>ort of ml P.
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    MORE TROUBLE FOR ASHA
    164 1 A gen is sue owners for $34,000 OARRFTTO Shipping and Trading Company, local. 1J agents for thr Indian-owned freighter Asha, which has boon lying in Singapore for the past 148 days, yesterday served a writ againsi the owners. The claim, fo r $34,068, is lor :<-.,
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    Publisher shot
    23 1 CASABLANCA. Wed- Emile I Eyraud. publisher of the n paper La Visie Mamcaine. was .-hot dead today by two terrorists. A.P.
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    Atom-driven
    27 1 LONDON Wed. MOBCOW Ra- I dm said today thai the first electric power station using atomic energy began working in Ru- i on Sunday. --Renter I
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    CHIANG TO FREE TANKER
    86 1 CHIANG TO FREE TANKER KAOSIUNG. Formosa Wed THF. Soviet tanker Tmupse might be released tomorrow to continue its voyage to China without Its cargn but other Russian ships could expect tn be sn/ed. authoritative sources said today. Thr eamo of 8.000 tons of oi, and paraffin, originally dot inert for
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    10 years' gaol
    34 1 CAIRO. Wed Colonel Ahmed Shawky. ex commandant if tin Cairn Garrison, was round guilty by the Revolution Tribunal here today «>f inciting to mutiny and senrj to 10 years' eaol. Renter
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    They all want a peek at Marjorie
    312 1 They all want a peek at Marjorie ITS A BUSY DAY FOR MISS MALAYA VEWLY-CROWNED Miss A Malaya glamorous Marjorie Wee of Singapore yesterday learned how hectic the life of a beauty queen can be. Prom seven m the mornirm when she awoke until in the evening, when ibe WCBt
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    Himalayas man dies at 26
    34 1 KXTMANDU. Wed S r Franci.srn Ibane>.. Jfi. load*^ ni an unsuccessful Argentine n p^mtion tC the Himalaya.- riieri Ifiriri v after havlnß harf nil foot amputated on Mond Reuter.
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    Suez talks soon
    24 1 CAIRO. Wed A senior Egyptian official predicted last ni'iht that Sue/ Canal talks with Britain would be resumed' in mid-July. AP^
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    HANOI LOOKS A DUNKIRK 1954 STYLE
    398 1 HANOI LOOKS A DUNKIRK 1954 STYLE The French plan a dare-all battle to hold a beachhead and From RUSSELL SPURR HANOI. WrfliHsr|.t\. 'PHK French are pulling back in Northern lndo*China. They are retreating over the rice-rich Ked Rlvei Delta and moving towards an "evacuation line" rouud the port of Haiphong.
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    20 years today...
    33 1 BFKI IN. Wrri T\\n I B aa tor'av Hitler murdered the bead ol hh Worm Trooper and scores of other politic,! opponents and seised full power as Ge rmany's dictator.A*.
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    RUSSIAN ENVOY WAS SPY CHIEF, SAYS PETROV
    345 1 MKI.KOI'KNK. Wed. VI MUMIK KTKOV, former Kussian seerrt policr oIVk lal declared today that a Soviet diplomat in London named Kukin hradrd a Rusm.iii InteUlcence directorate v,hich covered Britain. the I'nited States Canada, Australia. New /'.il.iiwl and South Africa Peiiiiv sud Kukin comhinrd
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    Rubber deal confirmed
    35 1 JAKARTA \V -t Sales ot Indonesian rubber to < ni-t China nhrnn d dai Six thousand tons hipped to Pekina In a Polls'-, t ■■:at lni and the C l n n Inclui
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    Former bandit wins his appeal
    38 1 F ormer bandit wins his appeal U >NDON. V, WONG r< i K terror! n his appeal to t P C icil against thr c!< ath pd on him in I I na Pnh Ymi cm th- im-
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    STOP PRESS
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    MILLIONS SEE BIG BLACKOUT
    59 1 MILLIONS SEE BIG BLACKOUT MILLIONS ol An the Klip* today on tele\ lsion. Plmt. tlv sun bi Ing black* r; cam) Into N< v. fork It v mnrnins: and thousands ol peopl early I sun died wid«'. Light -';t:.'! the black moon ri':: taiitv a> the corona I th< sun
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    Canada revisited
    26 1 OTTAWA Wed— Sir V. ton Churchill with Mr. Ar. den arr-ved in capital by a.r from i on -nnri visit here in 30 n;.
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    He sees Tito
    25 1 lONDON Wed Mr. V Valkov Sovut by President Tit for a nee, Tanjug, the Yn_ agency report i d R aU r.
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    Truck could have made holes for rescue
    639 2 CRASH MAN WANTED TO RAM PLANE PETROL EXPLODED, TOO HOT TO STAY' two AIRCRAFT engineer! said in Singapore yesterday th;tt it should have boon possible t<> rip holes in the fuselage of the 8.0.A.C Constellation which crashed at Kalians: on March n b>
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    Hobson's Choice is the best
    144 2 Hobson's Choice is the best FILM TRWMPH FOR BRITAIN BERLIN. Wed. THE British fi'm Mobson's Choice was awarded first prize acainst flerre competition from the best films from 28 other i countries. It was selected by an audience vote Hobson's Choice, a Lancashire dialect comedy, starred Charles Lauchton. It was
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    Truman past the crisis
    65 2 KANSAS CITY. Wed. Former President Harry 8. Truman was reported greatly improved and past the critical stage nf his illness yesterday by Dr. j Wall ice Graham, his physician. Mr. Truman's condition had been listed U serious since last s.it'irday. a Wiet after lif underwent an
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    Judge explains remarks
    94 2 MR JUSTICE KNIGHT said that from remarks he made on TUtttfftv it micht appear that he and the asra had reached 'he conriusion at this stage that the flre services at Kallang were not efficient. That wa.s not the Im id .n^nded to iive. "It would be
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    CHOU GETS 300 GUARDS (with bombs)
    133 2 CHOU GETS 300 GUARDS (with bombs) HONG KONG, Wed. AFiOUT 300 police armed with Sten guns, rifles, tear gas and grenades, guarded Kai Tak airfield here today when the Chinese Prime Minister, Mr. Chou En Lai, arrived on his way home to Peking after talks in India and Burma. After
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    A firm goes 'under the hammer'
    96 2 A firm goes 'under the hammer' LONDON Wort A firm dealing in Malayan tin minr shares was "hammered" on the London Stock Exchange yesterday the traditional sign i hat it had failed. A blue-coated Stock Exchange official mounted a rostrum on the trading floor, tapped three times with a hammer
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    New minister
    26 2 VIENNA. Wed. Mr. .Tosef Cyrankiewirz. Polish Prime Ministrr. has appointed the 'Chief of the General Staff. Jerzy. Borrizilowski, as Vice Minister for Defence.— Feuter.
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    THE FOUR MOST LOVELY
    197 2 Two beauties in first swim mits 'fHE "Miss Malaya" contest was so popular that at the finals hundreds of people who had been unable to eet seats waited outside the Capitol Theatre. Singapore, before and after the show for a glimpse of the contestants Non-ticket holders
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    SWIM CHAMP TO MARRY BIG GAME HUNTER
    58 2 HOLLYWOOD, Wed. America's champion woman distance swimmer, Florence Chadtcick, yesterday anvounccd her engagement to F. Wallace Taber, big game hunter, lecturer and former newspaperman. The 34-year-old Miss Chadwick made the announcement at a huge cocktail party. Taber is 38 i/frs old. The wedding
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    Crash kills one
    16 2 pf saco r jrjda, A French :udent-pllol badly lnjur tra;r,ir Thn AI 1
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    BIG 2: FOURSQUARE FOR PEACE
    415 3 And pledge: Freedom for them who can keen it WASHINGTON, Wed. 3IR Winston Churchill and President Eisenhower yesterday said thc\ would continue their -united efforts" for world peace and world disarmament. riiov said they would try to "secure the Independence of all countries whose people
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    CHINESE SEEK TRADE IN LONDON
    51 3 CHINESE SEEK TRADE IN LONDON I ondon, Wed. pill first official mission 1 from < ommunls* China Hi men .iiitl a woman met Hriii^ 1 businessmen lerdaj to work out i pi. in to expand SlnoBritish trade. spont he meetry friendly I later voiild le conl 2-hour talks I the
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    All in fun for airmen
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    Ex-No. 2: 18 yrs.
    8 3 Dr. Jan Radio A
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    Police talks in London
    59 3 LONDON, Wed Police Commlulonerj from 24 British colonies and protectorates will attend a conference m Britain from July 12 to 16. the Colonial rmounced. of the conference la to diacusa common oroblems concerned with mrthod> of adminUtratlon and tratainc of >s ptilice forces. The first conference
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    Heads to roll no more
    59 3 Heads to roll no more CAIRO. Wen Egypt's Revolution Tribunal Is to be abollshed aftei the conclusion of the caae oi Colonel Ahmed Shawkv. it «.i.- announced last nlßht. Colonel Bhawky, ex-Com-mandant of the Cairo Garrison, is charged with Inciting K( i■> to insurrectirn-. His case which la brine heard
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    The Red Crusoe
    26 3 LONDON. Wed. MOSCOW Radio reported yesterday that the Soviet Union ha.s just published a 100.000-copy edition of ■Robinson Crusoe' in Russian. A P
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    Composer dies
    19 3 NI W YORK. Wed. H. Maunce-Jacquet. French-born composer of operas, ballets and other works, died yesterday. AP
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    Miners meet millionaire
    34 3 MILLION \IKK Sir Krrn.ird IMx ker mil I ail> Docker aboard their vaeht shemara at Southampton with miners they are entertaininc on a cruise round the Isle of Wight.— Keuter picture.
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    THIS IS HOPE OF WORLD, SA YS IKE
    191 3 s Harmony between East and West WASHINGTON. Wednesday PRESIDENT Eisenhower said today that the hope of the world was peaceful co-existence between Ea>t j \I I and West. But he added at Ma weekly Preu conferroec that the United States had found
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    Trade pacts act extended
    49 3 WABBINOTUM Wed IntUnited States Sonato has passed ;ind s< nt to Presidrnt Ei>en hower a Bill oxtending the 20--vfar-old Rerlprooal Trade Asjrcements Act to June 12 1955 The Senate completed leglalative action on the Bill by accepting a House ol Ropre■mitmtlvca change voted yesTrrriav —Renter
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    The fainting officers: C.O. defended
    97 3 The fainting officers: C.O. defended LONDON. Wed —A Socialist. Mr. Stephen Swinfiler. yesterday urged the Secretary f.ir War, Mr, Antony Head, to take disciplinary action auainst the Commanding Officer of the Coldstream Guard.-, who he saici. issued summary punishment to a junior officer for (aintint: on parade. The incident occurred
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    Oppenheimer plea turned down
    68 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. The Atomic Enersv Commission yesterday said that it had voted four to one against uiving Dr J. Robert Oppenheimer access to restricted atomic data The commission wa.s actine on Dr. Oppenheimers appeal against a two to one Security Board decision that althoush he was
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    King sees envoys
    27 3 LONDON. Wed.— Kind Oustav of Sweden, in morning dress, ye^terdav received Commonwealth Hieh Commissioners and envoy.s of the Diplomatic Corps at Buckingham Palace -Reuter.
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    200,000 visitors
    28 3 VATICAN CITY. Wed. About 200.000 people, including thousands of pilgrims and tourists, visited St. Peters Ba-silica yesterday. fea.st day of St. Peter and St. Paul AP.
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    Envoy retires
    21 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. The U.S. State Department, said Mr Burtr.n Yo.st Berry. U.S. Ambaaaador to Iraq, will retire today AP.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    245 3 LONDON. Wed Closing middle prices of selected stocks, not Includinß stamp duty. were: l.< irt.-s* Consols Kundine 4'. 103 War 3V 87'* BANKS Mercantile i£12' 2 29 Eastern <£Si 8 7 Chartered ((1) 44 fi Hongkong <$12S| 94 INSURANCE Com. Un. iuls.) 3 k Royal 14' a Prudential
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    LONDON TIN
    27 3 LONDON June 30 —Cash Buyers tTB; Sellors 1:755; Forward Buyor«, V; 748: Sellers V 74«»: Settlement v;7.">3'j. Turnover a m. 130 ton>: p.m. 55 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    38 3 IXINDON June 30 —Spot II AUK. 19 -d.. S*pt. 19". d.. Oci -Dec LOci Jan -Mar. 20>«d.. Apr -Juiir M<«d.. July c.i f. 19 d Aue. c.i.l 19 ,d.. Sept c.i.l- 19 13 !M Tone: Quiet.
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    5,000 Alliance men may call on Sultan
    326 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. TIIK Sultan of Selaiißor will receive an UMNO-, M.CJL Alliance delegation at the Istana on July s. Ii police permission is granted, a procession of between 3.000 and 5.000 Alliance members will accom--1 pany the delegation. It will assemble on
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    GOVT. SAYS: CHAMBER MEN NEED NOT QUIT
    193 4 GOVT. SAYS: CHAMBER MEN NEED NOT QUIT KIAI.A LUMPUR. Wed. THE Federation Government has told thr Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce. H is understood, that chamber members on the Legislative Council need not resign unless they personally wish to do 80. Fhls la :n reply to the letter by the
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    HAJI BEAH, 80, SAILS TO REFRESH A MEMORY
    138 4 HAJI BEAH, 80, SAILS TO REFRESH A MEMORY PENA* w. Wed. AMONG thr 1.157 pilgrims who sailed from here for Mecca today in thr Anshun was 80-yrar old Haji Brah hinte Ahmad, who is making her second pil^rimagr. Beah made her first voyase whrn *he was six She was probably
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    A place to sleep for 2 months
    35 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Yap Kee Seng. 39. wa.s today ed to two montl here ior sleeping on the ftvefoot way in High Street Yap had two prtvioua convictions
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    ASK MacG TO MEET ALLIANCE? NO'
    301 4 Says Munster in the Lords LONDON. Wednesday. I ORD OGMORE asked in the House ot Lords yesteru day if the Government would request the Hiuh Commissioner of Malaya to arrance a meeting soon with the Rulers and the leaders of the UMNO-MCA I Alliance.
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    THE BOYCOTT HITS KL MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
    128 4 Meeting off lack of quorum KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. THE first meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Municipal i A Council since the Alliance boycott was postponed, toniuht to Saturday morning for lack of a quorum. Only seven members turned uo Eight members were reQUlred to
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    Another council crippled
    31 4 SFGAMAT. Wed. Today's meeting of the Sesjamat Town Council was postponed to July 18 for lack of a quorum. Only two official and two nominated members turned out
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    College can take only 40 students
    67 4 College can take only 40 students KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. QNLY 40 students will be accepted for the firrt jiratlemic year of the Muslim Collese of Malaya. in Klana Selangor. which starts in November this year. The number is limited by: stafT and accommodation conn leratlons. Intending students, minilfi. must apply
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    Woman refused bail
    29 4 SEGAMAT. Wed. Bail opposed when Lim Ho, a 31--year-old woman, appeared before the Sesamat magistrate on a charge of havinc supplier presumed to be for bandits
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    Man shot in escape bid
    84 4 POUND NEAR STY IPOH, Wed— A fl Jtai OU Chinese, arrested by a .-.quad of Kinta valley home guards behind a pig sty in the Menclembu area last night, was shot and wounded in the shoulder when he tried to escape. The man. a "meehoon"
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    Huge sewerage works soon
    45 4 KIAI.A LUMPUR Wed work on a Sl5 million seweraat scheme for Kuala Lumpur will betin on July 7. Mr J H Bhakespear, Municipal Sewerage Engineer, .said today. The scheme will cover 14 different areas in the Federal Capital including central Chinatown.
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    Managing director gaves evidence
    247 4 jyiß. M. R. SWAIN. BMMglat director and chairman of directors of Hume Industries j 'Far Easii Ltd. yesterday told Mr. Justice Taylor in the Sin Rapore High Court that, on reading a lett.-r written by c H Unbehaun, hp saJd that it *.i > :i "malicious
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    S'pore gets expert on trade school
    111 4 S'pore gets expert on trade school AN xpert to Organise technical education in Sir. will arrive here thL< month He is Mr R s. Anderton. appointed to the new post of As*ist v Dire tor of Education (Technical*. He was formerly principal of a technical in.stiti: 1 rla Mr d
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    Driver fined $50 for negligence
    40 4 Li. Chuan Chwee was fined 150 or 10 days' gaol in Sincapore yesterday for neciigent drivlnc r. n Mar 4. Uis car. the court was told. collided with another at the roundabout in Serangoon Road.
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    Learner fined
    33 4 A woman learner-driver Tan Oiak Choo, of Jalan lunoa, was fined $25 in Singapo>v' yesterday for earrylni a passenger at .120 pm. on May 11 while dnvinc alon« Frankel Avenue i
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    900 'SAVED' SOULS NOW LOST IN JUNGLE
    218 4 900 'SAVED' SOULS NOW LOST IN JUNGLE tj^OUR assistants of American evangelist Billy Graham flew into Singapore yesterday after treking over 1.000 miles of jungle in Borneo looking for 900 Kubus who had been converted to Christianity 13 years ago. Mr Hubert Mitehel. foreign director of Youth for Christ said
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    $5 a fortune
    25 4 Lar. i Koh Chit wis fined S5 in a Singapore court ye.sterriay for telling fortunes witn bird.v at Oeylang Road on Tuesday
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    TAPPERS COMING BACK TO, FORMER TROUBLE AREAS
    87 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Many kampongs and rubber smallholdings dosed for the past two years because of the Emergency are being reopened in the Kamaman and Dunmm districts of Trengganu to revive the economy. These lands are in Ayer Jerneh. Santong. Bwtu Puteh. Chambang
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    A TRANSFER STARTS A ROW
    332 5 Bid to 'kill 9 our union, council president told 'J'HK dispute between Singapore City Council and its electrical workers over the transfer of their union's general secretary to a new job widened yesterday. Workers at Pasir Panjang Power Station had I accused the Council on
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    THE EARLY FARMERS ARE FINED
    143 5 THE EARLY FARMERS ARE FINED They broke curfew PENANG, Wed. MORE than 70 farmers from Ayer Itam chartered two buses to take them to the Ses- sions Court here today to face charges of breaking the curfew. Fines totalling $3,050 were imposed on 64 of them 20 women and 44
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    50 per cent go to polls
    109 5 ALOR STAR. Wed. More' than 300 voters, representing 50 per cent of the electorate,' ye.«teiday went to their first polls at Anak Bukit. five miles from here to elect nine representatives to the village council. The successful candidates were: WEST WARD: Three years Cheah
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    Accused of cheating
    49 5 Joseph Sim Chek Meng was'. charged in the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday with cheating the Cathay Organisation of $2,162 being board and lodging between May 15 and June 10. this year Sim claimed trial and was offered $3,000 bail in two sureties till July 7.
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    Chief on leave
    24 5 Mr. H. K. Rogers, managing director of United Engineers. left Singapore in the Asia yesterday on six months' leave in Britain.
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    Two men lose $10,000
    59 5 Bail of $10,000. which two men stood for the appellant in an appeal case who failed to turn up in the High Court, was forfeited by the Singapore Second Criminal District Judge Mr. E H. d'Netto. yesterday The bailors were Quek Ec Long and Tan Boon
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    Envoy leaves
    28 5 Dr. F. A. van 'oerden. Dutch Consul General in Singapore, left Singapore yesterday in the Asia, with his wife and family, to become Minister to Warsaw.
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    MORE CAR PARKS IN CITY AREA URGED
    135 5 T*HE solution to the car parking problem is to provide A parks as near business areas as possible, said Mr. C. F. Smith (Nominated) in the Singapore City Council yesterday. He said it was not feasible to build car parks into the ground
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    They want a king
    39 5 The Lembaga Kesatuan Me layu has sent a petition to the nine Rulers of the Malay States in the Federation suggesting that the country should be ruled by a king selected from among the Sultans.
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    Back from leave
    23 5 SEGAMAT. Wed— Mr. B. R. Fernandez, inspector of water works, Segamat. has returned after two months' holiday I in India.
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    A SOUP TO KEEP YOU ALWAYS ON THE BOUNCE
    252 5 A SOUP TO KEEP YOU ALWAYS ON THE BOUNCE I KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. T*HERE may soon be an- i x other taste to add to i those "57 varieties" of soup. It Is rubber leaf soud which says Dr E. W BolleJones, of the Rubber Research Institute, is full of
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    Historians to form branch
    43 5 TANJONG MALIM. Wed Local historians will meet at the Methodist English School on Friday to form a branch of the Malayan Historical Societv The meetlne is beine convened by Che Abdul Mat id bin Mohamed Yusofl. Assistant Officer. I
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    MAJOR HELPS HIS BRIDE TO CUT THE CAKE
    50 5 MAJOR K.N.B. Mi-Cil UK ol the 10th Princess Mary's Own Gurkha Rifles, helps bis bride, Miss S. A. Thomas, to cut the cake at the reception after their wedding at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Johore Bahru. Picture by Henry Woon.
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    COLONY LABOUR MEN TO GO IT ALONE
    122 5 i THE General Council of the Singapore Labour Party has rejected the draft constitution adopted at the annual conference of the Labour Party of Malaya in renang recently. The Penang conference de- j cided to unite the independent Labour Parties in the various
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    No permit: $100
    37 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. For having food without a permit in a prohibited area. Cheng Sai Man. of the South Malayan Pineapple Plantation. Pekan Nanas, was fined SiOO. in default one months uaol in Pontian
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    Crime takes the air
    81 5 Mr. Peter Claque, Singapore's Police Secretary, will re-create crime stories for radio listeners in a monthly series called "Police File which begins tomorrow at 7.15 p.m. His stories will come from the files of the Singapore police and the title of tomorrow's 15-mmute talt will be
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    Epidemic sweeps south
    143 5 Epidemic sweeps south KEDAH ALERTED ALOR STAR. Wed. yHE three-week-o!d epi- demic of gastro-ente-ritis which has stricken nearly 400 patients in Perlis. has now spread to Kodiang on the Kedah border. Medical services in Kedah have been alerted. In addition to two cases at Kodiang, one patient is also ill
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    Police chief goes to U.K.
    59 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Commissioner of Police, Mr. W. L. R. Carbonell, left Kuala Lumpur by air this morning for England to attend a conference of colonial commissioners of police. The conference takes places at the Police College, Ryton-on-Dunsmore. from July 12 to 17. Mr.
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    New Judo Club officials
    65 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— At I the second annual meeting of the Selangor Judo Club on Monday, the following officials were elected: President, Mr. Lee Koon 1 Lian«: vice-president, Mr. Ho Ah Kow; secretary, Mr. Tan I Lai; asst. secretary. Mrs. Adnan: treasurer. Mr. Goh Thong Yew:
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    ACKOWLEDGEMENT
    22 6 JO l«,,rrf. U* 'minimum, MRS TAN HAI CHKKO all Friends mriert Night I srri Funeral of tbp ran n .1 I
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. July 1, 1954. The Plan For Tin
    769 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. July 1, 1954. The Plan For Tin The Geneva tin agreement must be ratified before it comes into force, but with support now so ceneral the question of ratification is M more than formal Some of the signatories. ■ad particularly France, have had second thoughts
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    An Indo-China Dunkirk?
    541 6 The French intention to regroup in Northern Vietnam, and to withdraw from many of the strongpoints they hold in the Red River delta, whs implicit in the recommendations marie by General Ely after his visit to Indo-China in May. Reports from Hanoi of the withdrawals which are
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    Alliance 'quit all councils move bad statesmanship
    242 6 4 S a follower of the MCA and an ardent supporter of the UMNO-MCA. Alliance. I feel that the en bloc resignation of all Alliance personnel from the highest Government councils to the committees of the lowest strata will leave the Malays and
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    Rules he opposed passed, yet he remained in party
    224 6 %IR YEAP CHONG KUEN. secretary of the Selangor k Labour Party, has said some unkind things about [nche Mohamed Sopiee for resigning from the Malayan Labour Party. As a worker and citizen. I admire Inche Sopiee for his courageous action. Any
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    Accident at races
    126 6 RACE FAN' has missed the point I never inferred 1 that the accident at the re-! rent Perak Turf Club meetins at Ipoh was caused by a false start. Of course, no power on earth can prevent occasional upsets at the start of a race and no
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    'Publicise the rates'
    101 6 WHEN an article is pawned, a receipt in the form of a ticket showing the amount la Riven by the shop. Printed on the ticket are the rates of interest But these often are illegible because over the numerals the pawn-keeper puts ;i couple of chops The
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    Bus problem
    32 6 I FIND it difficult to g«t S.T.C. No. and 16 buses at 130 pm. A few more buses should be added between 1-2, p.m. and 5-6 p.m. R. IFF. Singapore
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    'END THE CRISIS FIRST'
    132 6 A GROUP of 12 British La bour Members of Parliament have cp'lrd for steps to ensure selt-government ;n Malaya. After the second World Wai. several countries in South-East Asia achieved self-government. It is natural that the pcoplr of Malaya want self-govern-ment too. But at present there
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    Chambers ride and lawyers
    76 6 I SEE that a lawyrr from outside Singapore is to be asked to tak>' up the d<\'rncc in a case that la to be til Singapore in the near luta I have always understood 00 lawyer may pracl Singapore unless he has bi a yrar or
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    Confidence necessary in self-rule
    162 6 Confidence necessary in self-rule MR. JOHNNY TAN says that the request of the Alliance for an independent :ommission consisting of members from outside Malaya was to "get an unbiased report." Does he mean that the report can be unbiased only if compiled by members from outside Malaya 0 Is there
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    Clean the drains and bill them
    132 6 Clean the drains and bill them rE ARGUMENT by .some Cltv Courcillors that there is not much use keeping the drains on public roads clean if those on private roads are allowed to breed mosquitoes i.s very .sound. The City Councillors have decided to undertake to clean drtins op. private
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    He stopped the fight
    104 6 THE other day I saw an incident which might have developed into a serious street brawl but for the 1 courage of one man. It happened at the junction of Beach Road and Crawford 1 Street where two trisha riders were fighting. A crowd watched, but
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    Council policy justified
    76 6 THE City Council is Justified in its policy of employing i locally born and locally educated peoDle who Uan to make thus country their home In India, Pakistan. Burma, and Ceylon, employment is strictly confined to citizens. In India, holders of B A of Indian universities find
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    'Stop this amateurish messing'
    124 6 UTHY does the Kuala Lum- pur station of Radio Malaya broadcast the socalled popular programmes when most listeners are sound asleep or when the station Ml lided into a babel of more powerful Indonesian and Indian stations? 1 think that Radio Malaya' could well take a
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    On the Margin
    265 6 On the Margin Post Office scrum WHY still a villagi i respects'. 1 Take to the Po.st With a pop tioi over one mil] of whom arr themselves and hindmost II creasingly difflcu any busirr city's post <■;' Maxwell Roar: busy throughout, no barriers havr to make people orderly manner.
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    Fire on roon of brick kiln
    30 7 :rr broke nut on the roof nrick kiln at 51 mile stone I apore, tail >s put out by thr occupants b^for< the arrival
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    It's futile to defend ourselves, students complain
    673 7 COURT PREJUDICED BY EARLIER CASE' seven Chinese school students charged in the Singapore Fifth Police Court with voluntarily obstructing Mr. B. L. Flack, A.S.P., of the Reserve I nit, refused to say anything in their defence yesterday when the magistrate, Mr. D. H.
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    STUDENTS LOOK ON AS THE FIRE PUMP IS COUPLED UP
    51 7 A UKI PIMP was couplrd up to a stand pipe at the junction of I pper Pickering Street and South Bridge Road yesterday afternoon when about 400 Chinese students gathered outside the police courts in South Bridge Road. straits Times
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    GIRL DIES IN A CAR CRASH
    125 7 GIRL DIES IN A CAR CRASH MIS* .1 1 \N R TTI MAIDONALD, 20. a telephone operator of the Oriental Telephone Electric Co.. Ltd., died yesterday after a car ran into a tree at the 7th mile. h.uu i Road. Sinsaporc, at 1 a.m. The driver, whom the police did
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    Tractors versus the padi oxen
    243 7 TEST WILL TELL WHICH IS BEST KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. THE Agricultural Department will shortly launch a pilot scheme to investigate the possibilities of mechanising rice cultivation in the Federation. If favourable results are Achieved, a mechanisation procramme may be introduced on a Federation-wide basis Aim
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    FEARS OF SOAKING SILENCED STUDENTS
    140 7 TWO riot vans \*ere called out yesterday to control about 400 Chinese students in the compound of the Police Court in South Bridge Road. Singapore. Fire-flghtine eruipment was also sent to the court where seven Chinese students were on trial for obstructine the police. Two
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    Sir John's A.D.C.
    28 7 Lt. Cmdr W. L Clark has returned from leave and has resumed duty as aide de camp to the Governor of Singapore Sir John Nlcoll.
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    Captain's loss
    27 7 A burglar brok<> into the house of an Army captain m Royal Road. Singapore, on Tuesday night and stole $240. a camera and fountain pen.
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    He didn't have to go to gaol
    108 7 He didn't have to go to gaol AMOTOPIST who was unable to pay a $15 fine yesterday for a traffic offence was told he could pay up' later. But he refused the offer and said that he preferred to spend three days in gaol in default. The motorist, Yeo Choo
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    'GIVE HIM A CHANCE' PLEA TO COURT
    104 7 'GIVE HIM A CHANCE' PLEA TO COURT A plea for another chance" for the 25-year-old bachelor son of a "respectable government pensioner to start a j new iife was made in a Singapore court yesterday by his counsel. The son, Goh Chun Song, had pleaded guilty to criminal, breach of
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    Cyclist killed in crash
    54 7 A carpenter, Chong Ah Slen, 41. was fatally injured when his bicvele was In collision with a lorry in Tiong Bahru Road i vrsterdav. Chone died in the General Hospital. Police ask anyone who saw the accident, which occurred about 5.15 p.m.. to contact the oflicer-in-charge.
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    Rubber charge
    20 7 SEGAMAT, Wed. Bail in $300 was offered Chion Tons;, 52, charged here with unlawful possession of scrap rubber.
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    Union's first meeting
    42 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wrd. The Rubber Research Institute Employees' Union held Its first meeting hen. today. Mr. M N. Nalr was elected president and Mr. N. Ponnlah vice-president. The secretary Is Mr. Xavler Nathan, and Mr. N. Oopalan is treasurer.
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    Menon returning
    29 7 Mr. M. Gopala Menon, Representative of the Government of India in Malaya, is i due back in Singapore on Saturday after three months' i holiday in India.
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    Workers fete dairy man
    75 7 Mr. P. C. Fielding, manager of the Singapore Dairy Farm, who Is going on six-months' leave to England, was feted yesterday by the farm workers. Tney presented him which a silver tray. Mrs. Fielding received a bouquet of flowers. The workers were given the day off,
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    Man assaulted and robbed
    44 7 Ahmat bin Mohamed Emat. proprietor of a shop in Joo Chiat Place. Singapore. wa,s waylaid on Tuesday night by two Chinese and a Malay and robbed of $4, after being asi saulted He was taken by a passer-by to Ivispltal.
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    He wants single union for seamen
    149 7 ITNIONS of Singapore meri chant seamen, now organised on communal lines, will be blended into a single organisation of 11,000 men, Mr T A. White of the Master Attendants Office told the SUait.s Times ve.sterday. Mr White, an officer of the National Union of
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    NOT TEN CHILDREN I HOPE—MR. NAIR
    142 7 NOT TEN CHILDREN I HOPE— MR. NAIR VyHEN Mr. A. P. Rajah (Prog. North) told the SineaTT pore City Council yesterday that special treatment was beinp: offered to officers seconded from Britain, another member said he hoped that none would have 10 children. Mr. Rajah was replying to Mr. V.
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    FIRST TO START NATIONAL SERVICE
    110 7 THE fir it butch of national ienrtcemen will report to SVC. headquarters in Brarh Road this evening to be formally admitted into the Singapore military forces. They will number about 100 ana will be "documented" and "kitted out" from 5.15 p.m. onwards by a trained
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    Passing through
    28 7 The Apostolic Vicar of Indonesia, Bishop w. j. Demarte .vi. passed throush Singapore yesterday by air on hi> way to The Hastie to attend a conference.
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    Convalescent
    33 7 Dr. C J. Paglar. Singapore Legislative Councillor. recuperating after a recent illness, has been advised to take more rest. He hopes to attend the meeting of the Legislative Council on July 20.
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    Stabbed, he chased assailant
    174 7 Stabbed, he chased assailant TWO MEN GAOLED poLiCE Intervention 1 prevented a lety garm ftghl at Upper Chin Ch«w Street on the nieht of May 30, a Singapore court told yr. trrday. But a ri'toctive was ibbTi in the back when he i to arrest a member the panes. lector
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      175 7 The weather MINIMI M ll \nm \n i;t (7.30 pm. on June 29 to 7 30 am on June 30) Singapore 79 degree Henang 75. Kota Bahru 72, K;saU Lumpur 72. Ipoh 72. Kuantan 71. MAXIMIM IIMI'lliMiKl I (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on June 30 Singapore 88 degree*. Penatig
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    Off to England
    20 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Datin N Mootathambv left Johore Bahru today for a six months' holiday in England.
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    Who's boss here Trust or the Council?
    263 8 Who's boss here Trust or the Council? CINGAPORE City Councillors got hot under the collar at their meeting yesterday when discussing how the Improvement Trust, as a planning authority, was influencing Council decisions. Said' Mr. Yap Pheng Geek (Nominated): "We have always been overawed by the importance of the Trust
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    Colours-after 12 years
    52 8 The Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll. will present new colours to the Singapore Volunteer Corps duiins its centenary celebration parade next Thursday. The colours, donated by the City Council to replace those lost in 1942. will be consecrated by the leaders of six Singapore religious denominations
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    Bankergoing to New York
    55 8 PENANG. Wed. Mr J R. Swales, manager of the Mercantile Bank, will leave Penanr by th» Falstrla next Monday to be the bank's representative in New York His successor in Penans is Mr N W Paton-Smith from Singapore. A keen Rotarlan. Mr Swales was president or
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    Faith healer arrives
    53 8 The Rev. Alwin R. ae Aivis, a Penticostal Mission evancelist. has arrived from Colombo to conduct faith healing meetincs in Singapore. Meetings will be held at Out ram School from today till July 5 and at the Junior Technical Trade School at Balestier Road from July 7
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    Let's have more dignity Mr. Smith
    64 8 SINGAPORE City Council meetings would be more dignified if smoking was prohibited, said Mr. C. F. Smith (Nominated) at a Council meeting yesterday. He said smoking at committee meetings was all right. If his suggestion is adopted. Mr. Smith will have to give up
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    U.S. degrees for students
    39 8 Two Malayan students have been awarded Bachelor degrees by the Baker University. Kansas United States. they are: Puvirajasingham i Somasundram. of Kluang, Johore (Economics* and Ong i Kirn Lai. of Teacher Street, i Ipoh 'Physics).
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    'HE SAID HE'D GET ME FIRED': SERGEANT
    167 8 'HE SAID HE'D GET ME FIRED': SERGEANT j when he by a Singa] car pat,rol at Mar. 9. Goh Teik told a polirp .^ta! T geant: "I want to Commissioner of p and got you disn from the force." Tbia was stated in ire First Traff Court yesterday when was
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    THEY'LL WATCH FISH 10 YEARS
    173 8 'Can't hurry 9 this kind of researc SCIENTISTS will soon start a 10-year re scar into fishing waters around Singapoic. Object of the r secure acCUI about var: Li of fish in va gapore at differ nt I the year Biolog>- Dr. S. D. Ommanney.
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    He stole cheque for $2,000
    50 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur>. A 23-year-old Indian. S. Sebastian, today pleaded guilty in the First Magistrate's court here to misappropriating a (cheque for $2,000 belonging to Wong Kee at the Kwong Yik Bank yesterday. The Magistrate postponed sentence to July 2 Bail of $250 was allowed.
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    INDIANS TOLD: WAKE UP TO REALITIES
    134 8 MALACCA, Wednesday. MR. T. A. S. MENON, retiring chairman of the Alor 1TA Gajah Indian Association, said today the rapid changes taking place in Malaya should wake up Indians to the realities of life here. Speaking at the annual meeting of the association, he
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    SLUMP FOR THE 'HAREM' MANIN BLISS
    243 8 SLUMP FOR THE 'HAREM' MANIN BLISS SOME Chinese with more than one wife are finding their domestic harmony disrupted by adverse business conditions in Singapore. Husbands, who In more prosperous days were able to maintain primary and secondary wives, today find the task more difficult, and. In some cases, beyond
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    $63 an acre more for company
    91 8 JOHORE BAHRU Wed. A SUIT by Mengkibol Rubber Company for compensation aeainst the award of the Collector of Land Revenue for the compulsory acquisition of 150 acres of its property has been settled out of court. Mr. A. P Godwin, counsel for the company
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    Army officer fined $200
    55 8 IPOH. Wed.—Second Lieut. H F F. Lobley of the Ist West Yorkshires was fined a total of $200 in the sessions court today. i.obley. who Is now in Kuala Lunpur, pleaded guilty by letter to charges of riding a motor cycle without licence on Apr.l 22
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    Officials are re-elected
    63 8 The following were re- elected officials of the Singapore Government Secretarial Staff Association for this year: President, Mr. A. O. Taylor: vice-president, Mr. J. B. de Souza: secretary. Mr. A Balaretnam: treasurer, M: Cheng Meng: committee: Miss L. Nathan: Messrs R M Hope T. S. Das, Yong
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    New hooks
    36 8 "A Chinese Newspaperman Looks at Europe and America." by Mr. Wang Tan Ming a Singapore Journalist, la one of the 85 new books added to the Chinese section of the USIS library in Singapore.
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    Assize meeting
    22 8 The next meeting of the Singapore A&size will be held in the High Court at 10.30 a.m. on July 12.
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    Unions warn on gambling
    34 8 Official of mai unions have oul hi thoi r offire.s warn! against gambling or. ore mt These notices v ber found eamn: union office wi] Union officialhad friendly authorities rec
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    At home in flag ship
    45 8 PENANC' Wed Rear mlral P A Ball in Officr: and commandi: :ers of the "at horne 11 to Penai on ho; i id at 7 l.i pm. on I The visl of honoi; dinner at tho I tion on Sunday
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    He couldn't remember taking the car
    158 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A DETECTIVE corporal, who was convicted of stealing a motor car. told the police court he could not remember taking the car. He could only recall driving it. he said. Dahalan was sentenced to one day's gaol and fined $250 i
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    1790 9 TIMES special FEATURE He with slogan better... N the naughty *****, the era of bathtub gin and feverish gaiety, when all the world was just a little crazy after the shambles of rid War I, the bright young things and things not so young used dance to a rollicking song
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      238 9 Sli4»ri<n'li Holmes II 'u v it ttn itwitU*tti > 7 THE GOVERNOR GE^JEI?AL Of| \AN ACCIPENT LIKE I\f »VMAT MAKES YOU SO S.UPE 1 <-^ JAMAICA DROWNS HIM- THIS COULP <?UIN THE I IT SAN ACCIDENT* r^^^A C^V^ L^SL^*"^ SEI F N A CAS< OF CJV B NE5*/ y >
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    MORE BUYERS IN RUBBERS
    221 10 Industrials are firm INDIFFERENT trading in rubber w;is reported Singapore Market vestrrday where pri C( mained fairly steady at 871 eenta for ,!ni, cents for August but the (losing tonr v final prices eased. oppcuiauvL rrp»>n> "I'll Ciam would not sign the International Tin Agreement and
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    317 10 The Malayan snare Broken' Association reported; ■Industrials »eri firm with a few marked use-, on the local snare market. Tins ibowad i further improvement while rubber*ere restricted in the absence o: ;"!lers. Turnover was only moder»te." Members reported the 10... business done yesterday:—Con. Tin. Smeltei orus Ma.; Fed.
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    134 10 Ships alongside the Singapore Harbour Hoard whanr* or experrtrd today are: Ruys 12. Tagelus 45. Tolythemus C.P.. Asbestos 6 7. Sou--1 dan 89. Radnorshire 11 Denbigshlre 13 14. Carpentar.a 15 16. Pa' i 18, Maron 19 20, Angby NW Rajah Brooke 21 2.' Benrirines 23 24 Castlevllle 25
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    13 10 bingapori tin: *;<;;{.:(: <un M rrnts Rl'KKKK: Ib. (down a qi erat).
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    AUSTRALI STOCKS
    27 10 Bot h IC Courtauld J A. B: Burns Philip Pelt and "lev. Herald Times Herald m< Hill 50 Western Mini Peko i new Peko Dunlops
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    RUBBER PRICES
    35 10 Rubber clo lor July an. but the clo per lb wan buyei s buyers Rubber cent? No. 1 R Spot 1< No 1 R July No. 2 I No. 3 F July I
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    43 10 MneaiHirr >Miif>i I change DOOfl Cop: $32* Mllei buyers steady. Pepper $215. Sarawak 1212 black $13.V H < B. ltd rlwlwi jrtte Oil; $52 M H.C.B. Ltd. fprt am i quietly easlei $32 sellers buyer easier $31 w sellers 4 p.m seller^
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      427 10 rtNDERS TF.NI>F.R FOR THE rOI.LKCTION OF COrONITS ON UOODBRIIK-.K HOSPITAL LAND AT 8 M.S.. YIO (HI KAN(i ROAD. SINGAPORE. Tenders will be received by the Medical Superintendent. Woodbridce Hospital. Singapore, up lo noon IS 7 54 for the collection of coconuts from 1C.7J4— 15.7.55. Full particulars and permission to inspect
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      399 10 NOTICES LOCAL AUTHORITIES ELECTIONS ORDINANCE. 1950 m mimcipal ucnon (MALACCA) REOI'LATIONS. 1951 Wttiniwll— undrr Regulation ll(2l 1 Notice Is hereby Riven that Lists •A" and i B" for the Electoral Wiirris of Tranquerah. Port and Buklt China prepared in accordance with Regulation 11(1) of the Municipal Elections (Malacca) jßeeul.itions 1951
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      1393 10 STRAITS PRODUCE OFFICIAL PRICES Singapore Chamber of Commerce Straits produce prices per plcul on June 28 were Sago flour Siak $12.25 Sarawak $1225 Lingua $1325 No. 1 $13.75 Muntok white pepper genuine July $240 FAQ. July $230 Small pearl sago $17,374 tapioca No. 2 $19.50 nom tapioca flour No. 1
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      165 10 MESSAGERIES MARITIMES WCSTP ETA (ASTBOUNO I lulv LA MAk 14 Ju ,y NM fo So.ooo M Ho.phong 14 July 5 July ST MARCOUF Ui-h,-CAMBODG€toSo, o on. I jJ^NMAMON Mar lo Hcngkong Jopon It July Anf*. 17 July 'f ROUSSIL fc S^gon 17 July July BIR 2k July ANADYR to So.gon.
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    But first get them intersted their food
    577 12  -  ELIZABETH PAKENHAM By I ASKED my youngest bob the other day if he would like ega-sauce with his fish. Snakini his head vigorously he replied, "I have never had sauce in my life, and If I have il was absolutely awful!' Here in
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    188 12 Dig out that colour and treat the kids! IF YOI II juv, La** the food ciilourinc Ml trom the nethn region- of the kitchen shelf, and if your 'cookie- will permit you to u^e them, you'll discover a hn*t of bright miracles it can perform Doh, •uelj tint the water
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    OH, LISTEN TO THE BAND (IT MUST BE MR. X)
    129 12 T'HK now I.oiuinn era/i- for crootinn colobiitic.s at nißht -clubs with special siena! ure tunos Ls an idea that .should bo rxploitrd writes Drusllla Beyfus. For instance' FOR \ORMAN WISDOM "I Didn't Slip. I Wasn't Pushed. I Fell." LADY BARSF.TT:
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    LEOPARD SKIN AT WIMBLEDON
    66 12 THIS \l i.i Innn nuic ionics direct Iroin tin- Ail I Upland luh where this year's tennis championships arc being held at Wimbledon. The leopard skin calf-length trousers and backless sun-top blouse are being worn by Miss Kdna O\ley, 19. of Inverness who travelled all the
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    AND A TOUCH OF PARIS
    135 12 Fashions at home THE British woman's approach to drt.%, was perfectly illustrated recently by the wife of the Foreign Serrrtarv Ifn Eden's clothes might have been a model of what th< En Msh-woman likes to wear (she wa* errrtint hn husband at London Airport). They
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      125 12 1 l/wai jott utotk jfwvt. ask for HEINZ ;f iaaaavl USt Ketchup en /Mr t On OU^ l° Ye BaLl\ tang n ac^ s v i:r -^^KBkI rneat| i 10 f^' r#i=- 11 tfives m soups and r— j\^P|W7/a^ sun-mellow tor; \^J\\LiiU^-» Heinz Ton TOMATO /B Ketchup makes an UKETCHU"
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      40 12 XL Cm. *a 21 Moved motion in favour of Nm« The Stra.ts Times Crossword 26 These houses on the mains nrni «iwayib). 1». Uken by the loot (4i. JB r TWF k v t n F. I. i v y
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    Chew Bee, Mrs. Chua
    258 13 JtOSEWALL TO I MEET DROBNY WIMBLEDON, Wednesday. 1 KOSKWAM (Australia) and .faroslav Drobnv IS .re to moot for the sinjflea title in the All-England Lwn tennis championships this year. In me Mini finals today all brat Tony Trabert ■USAi 3-6. 6-3 4-6." 6-1. 6-1 .mr! Drobnv
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    FULL RESULTS
    147 13 J_, are: Ml v IM»I Bl I Head and y MVrVir New Rr\ Mervi n Baat 18, fi-:*; Badge Pattj nd A. HOMI v SINCI I M I>U Dorl I 6-4. 9-11. woMi g norm i I •und M"rlimrr and nd 8 Otiffln I Artrn- Waten B in)
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    YOUNGEST IN TEST CRICKET
    86 13 U)N Wfd The Pakistan snoiul I'rst aKalnsl id beginning at Nottingham tomorrow is H.mit Mohammad. Allan, Muqsood Ah. bßtlai Alinicu A H Kardar .hmood. II E Z II Kballd llaiaan MobaoHaMd Aslam. Khan Mnhanunad K)i..lid Hassan »lm is IT on July Dines the jroungaal player in
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    34 13 :r*v"ir.E n: at C A mrmwi' whn i iPculArlv in the hockey Irasue and ormatches will be held at th» V \I C A Orrhsrd Road at 6.30 p.m j :nmii :ow
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    THEY MET FOR SINGLES CROWN
    27 13 THE WOMEN'S RINGLEfI finalists ><-st«-rday: Sheelagh Patterson (left) whn failed t<» crack Mrs. (hua's defence in a vplrndid final. Straits Times pictures.
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    BUKOM SHOOT 6 PAST F&N SUB
    225 13 Pulo Hukom 6; F. N 2. DULO RIKOM, who shot right into the Hmeliffht of the Singapore Business Houses F. A. League and (up competition by scoring an upset s—l5 1 win over defending champions Hongkong Rank two weeks ago, vestorday beat Fraser and
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    TENNIS DRIVE
    21 13 The YMCA. Tennis r>rl\(» will v hflri a' In* YMCA. Trnnn Irarlllnn on Suturdnv m 3 nn p m.
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    SBHFA LEAGUE & CUP RESULTS
    118 13 SBHFA LEAGUE CUP RESULTS RESULT! of matrhrs playrd yesterday in the Singapore Business Houses F.A. league and rup competition are. i.iimi r a ■OT.r Mrrranlllr Ilk r AN. ru in Bukom I r.... Bk. Shrll C.ROIT R Charlrred Bk. Simr Darby M.P.H. 6 (old Stnrair I S.T.C. 1 Brrwrrlra 3
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    are again Singapore champions
    340 13 are again Singapore champions By Our Tennis Reporters THE singles finals in the men's and women's events of the Singapore lawn tennis championships yesterday resulted as expected. Ong Chewi Bee won the men's title for the third consecutive' year by beating Lim Hee Chin 6-0, 7-5 and Mrs. (•ladys Loke
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    Gladys broke Sheelagh's backhand
    395 13 rE women's event was a fitting final with lots ol hard driving that marked it nut as easily the best of the women's matches in the tournament. Mrs. Chua has a winning lorrliand and .1 backhand that hits ccm likened to a wall' and the remarkable
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    Breweries hit Traction 3-2
    173 13 DREWERIES .s,h>i:, club, who* finished last but one in the Div. 1 League of the Business Hoi: surprised Singapore Traction, the Div. 2 champions, by s.-oiing a 3 2 win In th»-li LaafM and Cup tie in Oroup B at Wtrangrwa Road yesterday. This was Breweries'
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    TENNIS TOURNEY ENDS TODAY
    50 13 Thr >iiiK>pore I.awn Tennis i .< I in n t'hampinn«hip« mil be i ronrludrd torla* with the mixed i R. Beaurhamp. by 7 S. 6 2 at the *.< at p.m. today. The Inurnamenl prixe« will be I pre-enled at the SI.T\ dance at i Raffles
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    Record 110 for Davies Cup boxing
    164 13 pilK M.WiAPORE ;nier-boys clubs boxing tournament for the Dawes Cup iw>n.- at the Singapore Budinlnion Stadium at 8.30 tonight. There are 1 lu entries a record number. I lie ri^ht clul.'-. participating are Queen Street B.C.. the defending rli.mipiona. MBCt fcdw.ird B.C.. Good Companion
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    Raffles beaten in last over
    101 13 Victon.i leteol beat Raffles Insti. tution by one run in an excitinc school cii;k. m.ttch on the Raffles I: rutir.n ground yesterday. Victoria needed two runs' to pass I UM Raffles tot.tl ol 81 and Tham- by ra Jali hook«xi a short -pitcher! ball tnm
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    SITHAWALLA HITS 45: WICKS 6-17
    58 13 Anglo-Cliine*e School beat ar Joseph Institution by 26 nityln .i 1 1 uiitilv cricket m:itch oj^the Singapore RecrtMtion Club fetdang'f yesterday. ACS 80 iH. Sithawallii 45\E-L 'Wicks fi-17 E lessonsohn 4-2l»* SJI 54 lames Quek IP Wljey-V l^natM II Bdwta Tcssensohn 12 i Janchalal 4-"i
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    350 ENTRIES FOR JNR. BADMINTON
    33 13 There are 350 entries for this vi-.i i s Junior badminton championships. The draw will take place on next Saturday and the tournament will begin on July 10.
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    DRAW FOR INTER-ZONE TIES IN THOMAS CUP
    195 13 LONIX)N, Wed. A 8 a result of the draw made in London this morning, the intei zone ties in the Thomas Cup international badminton champion-shlp this season will be American versux Aslatlr and Australian versus European, the winners to meet for the right
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    15 14 STRAITS TIMF.SS picture lip yrjitrrday was Prter Pan. winner of the last race.
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    331 14 THE Sinsai)ore Turf Club's July meeting, on July 10, 14 and 17, attracted IBfi entries R0 in Class One and lOfl .n Class Two. •rtie entries are: Bandonlx Knui B.-M Bn BUIdaw B.'i' l..imi' 1 lie B •Box Oi*. <..UT1,>'I H .< Cartmuan c cm
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      139 14 Singapore Schedule will be eight races a day on the first and third day, and seven races on the second day of the sinjopore Turf Club July meetIng on July 10. 14 and 17. The first race will start at 2.15 p.m. on the fret and third day, and at
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