The Straits Times, 2 July 1954

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    13 1 The Straits Times flew**" fat*. 1845. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1!>54 15 CENTS.
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    DEATH OF A CITY—ONLY FEAR IS LEFT
    353 1 DEATH OF A CITY— ONLY FEAR IS LEFT From RUSSELL SPURR NAM DINH. Thurs. I FLED today from this city of fear this place which is only 45 miles from Hanoi. I joined throngs of civilian rrfuc«rs hustling away by plane and truck in thr wake of a major military
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    ALLIANCE SEES SULTAN
    513 1 'Interview far exceeded our expectations'— Tengku Rahman But they away without a reply yilll.K 2,000 Malays stood in the BUD chanting; slofana and waving banners, tho Sultan <>t Johore ><*>- tordaj mot leaders <•! the "Johore I MNOM( Alliance. /'.I'll nt 14 led D> \hdui Rahman MNO.
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    4 BASTIONS LOST WITHOUT A SHOT
    302 1 Rebel ring closes on Hanoi as the Fr.ich pull back in the Delta HANOI. Thursday. THE French announced today they are withdrawing from the southern quarter of the Red River Delta j —abandoning to the Vietminh thousands ol miles of rice lands and two
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    THE ODD MAN IN...
    54 1 Three representatives State Council n ting today Mi ayan ition member*. Hi ol Sitln ana Mr. Woo Balk Bong i I Teluk Anson and the UMNO member. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Haji Mohd. Jabar of Teluk Anson. The other UMNO, member Tuan Haji Mohd E.-ah bin
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    Hindus pray
    41 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs.— Millions of Hindus waded waist deep in rivers yesterday prayIna to Ciod to make the serpent demon Ruhu release the sun God it had swallowed. This Is Hindu mythological conC( pt oi the solar eclipse.— A.P
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    MY WIFE'S JOB...
    337 1 I-^ 'if^t iy a i m i .ji^L^^^^^i^^i^i^E To find foreign spies ITo break ciphers .MKI.BOI RXE. Thursday. \'L.\I)IMIK PETROV. former Soviet diplomat, told the Royal Commission on Espionage here today that his wife's first duty in Australia was to find foreign spies for the Russians. Hi.s
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    Attlee invited
    37 1 CANBERRA. Thurs. Mr. I Robert Menzie.s. Prime Minis- trr. has cabled an invitation to i Mr Clement Attlee, the British Labour leader, and hip wife to v iMt Australia as gue.sis of the Government. ReuUr.
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    EIGHT HURT AFTER 1 a.m. TYRE BLOW-OUT
    130 1 EIGHT HURT AFTER 1 a.m. TYRE BLOW-OUT A CAR yesterday blew a tyre and crashed into a lamp post In Keppel Road, Singapore. Injuring four men and four women. They were returning home at 1 a.m. after a dance. The tyre burst as the car was taking a bond. It
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    HE LED THE DELEGATION
    18 1 TKX(iKI MIDI L RAHMAN 'We told him lie are not disloyal to the Rulers..."
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    The driver died BEFORE crash
    48 1 ILFORD. Essex. Thur.s. A 1 bus swerving out of control across the road here early yesterday mounted the Davement and crashed into a wall when the driver 57-year-old J E. Copping died at the wheei I Three women pasengers I were injured. Renter.
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    Duke of Kent leaves hospital
    52 1 LONDON. Thurs.— The Duke of Kent left hospital yesterday having made a good recovery from the head injury he rereived In a motor accident on May 31. He will spend a few weeks convalescing before returning to Sandhurst Military Academy where he Is an officer
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    BOURNE WARNS: GUN LOSSES MUST STOP
    160 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. WARNINGS about the loss of Homo Guard shotRims were eiven by the Director of Operations, Lt.-Gen. Sir Geoffrey Bourne, at Salcnp New Village and Labis durine a three-day tour of Johorc trouble spots. At Salens New Village. 20 miles irom Johore
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    Winston sails
    29 1 NEW YORK. Thurs.— Sir Winston Churchill and Mr. Anthony Eden sailed to Britain from New York tonight In the Queen Mary after their talk.s with President Elsenhower.Reuter.
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    Helicopter at Palace door
    47 1 LONDON, Thurs —The Duke of Edinburgh took off in a helicopter from the lawn at Buckingham Palace yesterday to visit the military staff col- I 1 lege at Camberley. Surrey. The helicopter was piloted by a Royal Air Force officer I I Router
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    Hot Hong Kong
    28 1 HONG KONG. Thurs. Yesterday was the hottest June day in Hong Kong since 1884 92.5 degrees, the New Life i Evening Post said today.— U.P
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    Ceylon strike
    41 1 COLOMBO. Thurs Plantation workers In Ceylon were today called on to stane a oneday strike on July 6 to demon strate the. determination <>t 800.000 workers of Indian ori- gin to "achieve their just po- I 'litical rights." Renter.
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    GOLD-TRIMMED 'PRINCESS'
    85 1 LAPEER, Mich'gan, Thurs. The driver of a gold-trimmed, velvet-upholstered car stopped for .snerdinu hrre told police the car belonged to the Duke nf Edinburgh and th.tt he ni driving it to western Canada for shipment to Die Duke. Mr. Cornelius Meredith, of Toronto, told police the US$19,000 car
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    Killers' road to S'pore blocked
    127 1 Killers' road to S'pore blocked pOLiCE have taken 1 special St< pa vent replacements for thr 21 suspected Communlst killers arrested in the lasi few days sneaking Into Sum ipore from the Federation. man told the Times ht: 'The c maintained with the I ion Police.' 1 Police would not
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    STOP PRESS
    40 1 MR* r.'>i. i T Mini I M U rORI Mrs. PfaiMH R II <" day cancelled our month trip to Rassia bei to virt oflic i i < I visa [or trained repm tei ■>< RUSoMII !>■ IBil 'Mil I" arcnmpati utrr.
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    Truman improves
    23 1 KANSAS CITY. Thur 'iro formrr President Mr. Truman. man 1 ntlal proai toward recovery yotrrday though he .still had difficulty U.P.
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    G.C.M.G. FOR GOONETILLEKE
    66 1 LONDON. Thurs.— The Queen has conferred the G.C.M.d (Knlßht Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and St. Georse) on Sir Oliver Goonetilleke. Governor General Deite of Ceylon, it was an- I irom Buckingham Sir Oliver, who is 61. will n<j th>> nr>t Ceylonose Governor Qenera)
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    ANZUS gives the
    458 2 THE NATIONS IN THE ANTI-MAO LINE-UP TAKE A FIRMER STEP TO UNITY AS— green light for action WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE representatives of the ANZUS powers yesterday announced after their meeting that they were agreed on the need to establish immediately the collective defence of South-East Asia. Official
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    PLANE HAS WEIRD COMPANY
    146 2 PLANE HAS WEIRD COMPANY LONDON, Than. rE crew of a British airliner reported last night that their plane was followed for 80 miles by seven weird flying black objects near Goose Bay, Labrador. Captain James Howard, pilot ot the New York to London airliner, said the mysterious I escort vanished
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    STRIKE BOSS WHO GOT THE PUSH
    42 2 MR. (lIAKLKs TAYI.OK British ihairrmn of the Rhodesia Railways Strike Committee, who has been deported from Rhodesia. Hp was deported not for leading strikes of raiiwavmrn but for activities l»efore coming to Rhodesia. Paul Popper picture.
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    OUTDATED VIEWS UNDER FIRE
    85 2 Winstedt told: Things chang LONDON 4 LETTER in The Times today, written UMNO-M.C.A. Alliance headquarter pressed surprise at the "outdated views' Sir Richard Winstedt in a inter no wrote the same newsi T'day's letter by Inch* 1 Abdul R sain who said I changed mnrmn Richard
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    Four-day search failure
    102 2 2 CUMBERS U NEW DELHI. T<HE leader of A fated Italian tion to 23,399 Mo v in the Him told iti a letti friends here hoi searrhen in va days for two i'ter conq peak. Dr. Piers Chig leader and Can' Indian memb' are the only the
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    Pact clause
    24 2 WASHINGTON. Thun f Rpprespn'ntr. <■ terriay passed and seni Senate a i: 1.203.074 000 aid Bill containm; opposing non-aggro with A.-ian C Reuter.
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    Police seal off a town
    12 2 LONDON cloned Bsparer Lonrin: smash shop ai
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    CAPT. HOYLE AGREES: HIS APPROACH TO RUNWAY WAS STEEP, BUT NOT ABNORMAL
    616 2 CAPT. T. W. Hoyle. pilot of I the 8.0. AC. Constellation which crashed with the loss of 33 lives at Kallang airport on March 13. agreed in Singapore yesterday that the aircraft approached the runway steeply, but not
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    IA WORD FROM THE QUEEN MOTHER
    57 2 I A WORD FROM THE QUEEN MOTHER THK QUEEN MOTHEK pau> es to speak to a Black Watt h J-crgeant. The plate: Dundee. Scotland. The iiirMlssj. Thr presentation of the freedom of the city to the Oucen Mother. She also accepted the freedom SSI behalf of the Black Watch Regiment,
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    BIG TWO: THE CLOUDS ROLL BY
    355 3 Peace hopes brighter, says Sir Winston OTTAWA, Thursday. SIR WINSTON (HIRCHILL told the Press yesterday that world peace prospects had improved as a result of his talks with President hisenhower in Washington. Whon he and Mr. Eden left for Washington, he 7k "S d
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    PEACE AT THIS PRICE IS OUT: IKE
    103 3 PEACE AT THIS PRICE IS OUT: IKE WASHINGTON, rhurs. p] DENT Eisenhower J he k with Sir Winston [Churchill thai the West knust find a iy of living (her with Russia. ■:nly that wUI imt buy t .ipeasi\y confer--111 never be a ment "that every along <lnt ion of it
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    Noel Coward's moth it dies
    28 3 Mm ird. mother of mdon flat Snc In poor health me. ird n.sed to read nefore they Oduced .inn" was prehia n»1 nights.
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    Death penalty
    13 3 HINQTON. Thurs The of Reprc.sr: ■■ittoc has ng the ue-time utrr
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    146 chairs for festival
    38 3 LLANGOLLEN. Thurs The i annual International Eisteddfod i Welsh arts festival* opening at Llangollen next week Will be attended by 146 choirs, folk dar.cine croups and folk I sinßer.s from 20 nations I Reuter
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    First for Princess
    34 3 GLASGOW. Tnurs. Prln cci« Alexandra. 17-year-old daughter of the Duchess of Kent, fulfilled her first public engagement in Scotland yesterday when .she launched at Glasgow the 32.000-ton tanker British Soldier. Reuter
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    ROYAL STATUE TO COST £60,000
    75 3 34 AI.K model of the I R. t< in statue of King Gear It 1 »hich is to be erected in The Mall. The statue detuned by .Mr. U'illia-ii McMillan, is in bronze and »hous the King in the "nb<> he wore for Garter ccleMintiirs.
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    Japan gets armed again
    115 3 Japan gets armed again iuis.* i > JAPAN formally rere held to it the forces pr ?i-ctin« intry Horn "direct agTho new Defence Minister, mura, .-aid ther Japan nor the attain peace wit h t trras. iresi to members of J .irmed forces, which today became "Self-Drfrncc he said: can
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    LETS HAVE AN ICE CREAM WHILE WE TALK THINGS OVER...
    43 3 THE INDIAN Prime Minister. Mr. JauaharLal Nehru, and his guest. China s Premier Mr Chou Kn-lai eat ice cream while discussing the world situation. Mr. Chou is now back in China. A.P picture.
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    US packs Germany with A-bombers
    270 3 CREWLESS CRAFT ON SHOW BONN. Thursday. THE fnited States Air Force is massing pilotlessj atnm-bombers in Germany. It already has "5 crewless craft in Bitburg airbasr and the number will i bp doubled before the year is out. '-I. \.oi miuis w »_arroi. commander of
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    A-SECRETS FOR U.S. ALLIES
    135 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. TEH Senate House of Representati\es Atomic Energy Committee yesterday approved a bill permitting exchange of .some nuclear secrets with allied nations and opening peacetime atomic power to pri- j vate industry. The vote was unanimous, but some members reserved the right to oppose portions
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    Newsman award appeal
    63 3 NEW YORK. Thurs -Newspaper columnist Westbrook Pegler has appealed against a libel award of U*****,000 to Quentin Reynolds, writer and wartime broadcaster in Britain. Federal Judge Edward Weinfeld. who decided that the columnLst had libelled Reynolds, has agreed to hear a motion to set aside the jurys
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    How much? She will know soon
    56 3 NEW YORK. Thurs Aly Khan will fly from Europe this week to .settle with hts ex-wife. Rit:i Hay worth, how much he will pay to support their daughter, Yasmin, it was reported today Alv's lawyer. Mr. Hartley Crum. was quoted as sayinc the financial
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    THEY ROAR 'NO' TO LIMIT ON EARNINGS
    146 3 LONDON. Thurs. A SOCIALIST who tried to limit how much members of Parliament may earn outside their Parliamentary salary got short shrift In the House of Commons yesterday. A loud roar of "no" from Conservatives and not a single "yes" greeted Mr. John
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    LONDON STOCKS
    254 3 LONDON STOCKS LONDON. Thurs Closing middle pnrps of (elected docks, not including stamp duty. ere I.\>H*7> -onsols fi6 i Funding i% 103 War 3\,', 87!i BANKS Mercantile (fl2'j) 20 Eastern (£5) 8'< Chartered i£li 44 6 Hongkong <*125, 94 INSURANCE Com. Un. (ut».) 3\ Royal 14S Prudential 41 4 RAILS
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    LONDON TIN
    27 3 LONDON. July 1. (ash Buyers C 753; Sellers t*ss; Forward Buyers t*48 1 Sellers £749; Settlement t*s6. Turnover a.m. .>0 lonv p m. 90 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    40 3 LONDON. Jul\ I Spo- 20d Auk 20d Sept. 20\d. Ocl -Dec. 20', d Jan-Mar 20 »d Apr -Junr 20' o My i i 19 15 led Auk. eJ I 19 15 lfiri. Sept. ci.f. 20d Tone Fully steady
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    Four outlaws die in swoop
    36 3 MANILA. Thurs Six men were killed and several wounded ve.-terday in the governments drive to suppress outlaws in Sulu Four of the dead were outlaws and two were povernment men U.P.
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    Two more former officers held
    36 3 DAMASCUS. Thurs. Two more retired army officers have been arrested in connection with an attempted coup in thr- Syrian Army. They are Lieut -Col. Lashir Hauaslv and I.ieul.-Col. Hassan Menanna AP.
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      14 3 If it looks lasts longer ix s Kiwsma ('Kec Wee') VmQQ9 and quick drying
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      182 3 Crema Del Bel Paese a famous cheese in the handy It excites the palate with its delicious flavour SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. cit6s§i/Ev DIESEL I\(,IMS FROM6B.H.P. SOLE AGENTS P ATERSON, SIMONS co.. Ltd. ENGINEERING DEPT. KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE PENANG Keep the date open for TOMORROW, 3rd July, Poppy Margaret,
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    Man in death cell told: You will not hang
    196 4 SAVED BY I APPEAL TO PRIVY COUNCIL KUALA l-I'MPI'R. Thurs. FOKMEK Communist terrorist Wong Poh Yin was told by prison ollicials today (hat the death sentence passed on him by a Federation court had been lifted. He has been saved from
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    A CANADIAN GREETING FOR MacDONALD
    45 4 THF (omnii.s>ioner-<ieneral. Mr. Malcolm .Mai- Donald is greeted by Mrs IV S \r mstrong wife of the Canadian Trade Commissioner in Singapore, at the < anada Day relebntions at the TansHn luh laM night Mr. Armstrone WSka on Straits Times picture
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    Sultan goes on tour by helicopter
    94 4 Sultan goes on tour by helicopter KLALA ntKNOOANt Thurs THE Sultan ot Trengeanu 1 made hi* first offirial touby helicopter of riverine kam pones in the L'lu Duneui ci:-trict yesterday. Re took oft from Kua! Vr* nggana iar!\ in the morn ir.R The helicopter landed o> the Kuala Duncun oadang
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    Tappers learn unionism
    56 4 IPOH. Thurs In the first course to be hold in the Federation lor Chinese trade unionists. 40 tappers of the Kinta Valley Instate near here, completed a short training course OQ Tuesday in trade unionism Mast of those who attended it were women All are members of
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    Two Inspector transferred
    43 4 m.UK MIBOM Thurs—inspector Pall Singh of Police leadouartors here has left on iransfer to Bttlawnn, while nspector W'i Chi Moon has oem posted to Ipoh. Both recently completed a course at the Police Training I Colleue at Kuala Kubu Bharu.
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    DON'T BOTHER ABOUT A SHIRT, HE SAYS
    137 4 T*HE new Pasir Panjan^ post oilier is open to pcoplt A who como there with or without shirt a Singapore Legislative Councillor, Mr. H J. C. Kulasincha said yesterday. Mr. Kulasingha who opened the post office yesterday, said a friend had complained that
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    New playground for children
    33 4 h r.v am at. Tliurs— work on a children*' playground, at one end of the Segamat town padanß. has begun. The playground is beine built to rommemorate the Coronation.
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    Health Officer
    33 4 K CHORE BAHRU. Thurs C. H J R;iko r has boon appointed Health O ffl co r Jonorr south Hr tucceedi Dr. w B Kuleoa who h:us bocn tnuufernd to Kluang.
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    Letter disturbed me—chairman
    304 4 Letter disturbed me chairman COLONY LIBEL SUIT CONTINUES THE libel suit filed by M. R. Swain, managing director of Hume Industries (Far East) Ltd.. against C. H. Unbehaun. former managing director of the eompany, continued In the Singapore High Court yester- aay. Tht rait conearm letter to be drfamatnry to
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    MEET LINDA (2,000 HOURS IN THE AIR)
    86 4 MEET LINDA (2,000 HOURS IN THE AIR) MEET Till: GIRL with mure than 2.000 hours of flvine to her credit .Miss I inda Sena a Cathay Pacific Airways hostess Mi-x Sena, born in Macao. Is on the reeuiar lion; KongSirtßapore run weekly. but xhr only spends tw« hours in the
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    Trooper here with 300
    44 4 The troopship Lancashire arrived in Singapore yesterday from Britain with 300 troops for Malaya. Mostly replacements for untti .serving in Malaya. the troopship also disembarked 80 service families. In transit to Hong Kong were 500 troops and 48 service families.
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    THAT ONE FOR THE ROAD COSTS $300
    230 4 THAT ONE FOR THE ROAD COSTS $300 4 BOUT seven hours after his last m<?al. a taxidriver drank a few bottles of beer, some whisky and "one for the road"' while with a friend from India, a Singapore court was told yesterday. Sohan Sineh. azed 33. of Makepeace Road, pleaded
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    300 attend St. John Week Ball
    98 4 300 attend St. John Week Ball V EARLY 300 people attended a hall in the home of Sir t«CB and Lady Frrcusson last nieht, proceeds of whirh may brine in about $3,000 for the St. John Ambulanre Association Appeal Week. The Appeal Week, which featured a Mistakes and Misfits sale
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    8 MALAYAN FLY TO BRITAIN TODAY FOR RAF COURSE
    141 4 EICMR MALAYANS of RAF Malaya will fly from Singapore to Britain by Hastings iiri r.ui today for a sixmonth courses at RAF tech- mi al training schools. Four are from Kuala Lumpur, three from Province Wellesley and the other from Singapore.
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    Ex-cinema manager has nothing to say
    126 4 JOHN DAVIES, former manager of the Pavilion Theatre, accused on three courts of falsification of accounts as an employee of Shaw Bras Ltd.. told Mr. Justice Whitton at the Singapore Assizes yesterday that he had nothing to say in defence Davies is alleged to
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      152 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE A.M. 7 15 Time Signal and Opening Announcement. 7.16 Morning Sl.tr; 7 30 News; 7 35 Melody Mixture; 8.00—8 30 Hill Billy Half Hour; 9 00 Music While You Work; 9.45 Choice: 10 30 A New Elizabethan Looks At World Problems; 104.i— 11 30 Friday M.it.nee, P.M.
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    THEY BEGIN LIFE IN THE ARMY
    353 5 With a pat on the back from Sir John !OKI than 1»<» >«»» n mm last night began heir careen ;> s pa«ime soldiers In the roreci "hen they reported <«> head*«ar,rs in Beach K<»ad for locumentation and kitting out smiling and it the
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    YMCA theft
    27 5 Cash totalling $268 wax stolen fom the Y.MCA office. Stamford Road. Singapore on Tuesday night The thief forced open the padlock on the office door.
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    FOR THE FIRST MAN AT THE GATE, A DISTINGUISHED ESCORT
    157 5 THEY'RE GETTING THEIR HAND IN LSI SNKI 111 N i!9i foriiH-r SI Andrews s\ h, M i| student. v.is the first man it the gate he turned up an hour before time. Here he is escorted to the documentation hall
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    FRIDAY PRAYERS OR $25 FINE
    171 5 FRIDAY PR A YERS OR $25 FINE KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A CIRCULAR from the Selangor Religious Affairs Department to Government departments, kampong and mosque committees on Friday prayers has .raised public controversy in some bie towns In the state. The circular, which Inchc Patch Akhir. head of the department, said
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    PRAYING GIRL IS VICTIM OF FIRE
    116 5 PRAYING GIRL IS VICTIM OF FIRE VINE-YEAR-OLD Ang Swee Heng, who was badly burnt in the $200,000 flre that gutted a three-storey building in Lorong Tai Seng, Singapore, at 1.15 a.m. yesterday, died in the General Hospital last night. She was kneeling in prayer on a burning bed when she
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    Police show for charity
    57 5 TAIPING, Thurs— The Sejima Police troupe led by their 0.C.P.D.. Mr. Tay Lay Seng, will travel to Taiping on July 10 to stage a concert at the Coronation Park in aid of Lady Templers T.B Hospital Fund The troupe recently staged a show in Selama and
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    Curfew relaxed for concert
    38 5 RAUB. Thurs. Sempalit New Village Chinese School celebrated its second anniversary on Tuesday. Parents and friends were entertained to tea and a school concert Curfew in the new village was relaxed dur'ne the night.
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    Arms charge
    25 5 SEGAMAT. Thurs Ne Ailc Peng. 22, was charged here under the Emergency Regulations, with illegal possession of a hand erenade Bail was opposed.
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    Papal cloak for archbishop
    89 5 Papal cloak for archbishop THE Archbishop nf Malarra. Dr. Mirh.irl Olromendy. will be honoured by thr Pope in a special Pontifical High Mass in the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. Singapore, on Sunday. Archbishop Olcomendy will be presented with the pallium an Arrhbishop'v cloak by the Apostolic Delegate to Malaya,
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    24 new branches
    41 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Party Negara headquarters is now whipping up its membership campaign "to put the party on a firm foundation and get ready for coming elections" The party has formed 24 branches in the last four months
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    'Teach children co-op movement' call
    149 5 rpHE Co-operative union oi Singapore wants school children to be taught the principle of the co-operative movement The union secretary, Mr. A. B Pinto, told the Straits Time.s yesterday that a number of books on co-onerative movement have beer distributed to Colony schools for the
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      278 5 REPUBLIC PICTURES PROUDLY ntESENT JUdILLL liiiUl w STARRIN<i VERA RALSTON JOAN LESLIE FORREST TUCKER PAT O'BRIEN JOHN RUSSELL LONDONERS REACTION with PAR excellence! THE BEST ACTION i" LONDON'S CRITICS REACTION— BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION jBKfa^*j>«^ TACLE. SIPER COLOR; UNI RRIITK STRFNfTH' FIRST RATE MELODRAMA,! MOTHFR'S LOVE BRlHt STRtNOTH. IT I§ ACTED WITH
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      138 5 < I.OTHIXfi SHOP: St Andrews Cathedral, south side, 10 a.m. to noon. VARIETY SHOW: Victoria Theatre. 8 p.m. Y.M.r.A. i Orchard Road > Malay fadvanredi 2 45 p.m.. Malay begin I ners) 4 p.m.. cricket 5 p.m.. Judo 5.30 p.m table tennis 7 pm. i IINIII V.M.C.V (Selegle Road i
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    DEATH
    35 6 rrfi |M minimum). M lIM BNO EHO iMn Klam» ace it paaMd away nn mornlni of Ist I Bournemouth MVlng nehli ing, Tan Wan, T»n <\non tWO :'r!ren to BMTM will OH Sunday 4th
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    15 6 „y, tin imi-imnm) ivchk Haahln 1 1 in Ipoh on i <>r.::ratulatory rendered ÜBlataJWt.
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    The Straits Times Singapore. Fri July 2. 1954. Slogans and Issues
    601 6 The Straits Times Singapore. Fri July 2. 1954. Slogans and Issues The representations made \e»terrhy by the Alliance to the Sultan of .lohore break new crnund in the political d'sp""' and the 'boycott" There was an orderly procession to suppoti the delegation which presorted to the Sultan, in the Council
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    Communist Defeat
    373 6 Guatemala's revolution has followed the traditional Central American pattern to the last Truce negotiations in El Salvador are bringing the fighting to an end. and while the composition of the future GuaIMmlh Government may still he in doubt, its form is decided It Is anti-Communisi The Communist spearhead
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    How Movement
    243 6 A comment two years ago r»n I the failure of the Department of Agriculture to press ahead with its experiments in methanised cultivation drew a| pained retort. We were refer-! red to the 1948 report on pilot, schemes for the parli areas of Kelantan and Selangor and toi
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    The change in Hong Kong from trade to industry
    1018 6 By Daniel Duxbury THREE years ago Urn people In the outside world could believe that Hong Kong would live and flourish. Viewed from across the Pacific or from the American vantage point in Japan. Hong Kong seemed to be a doomed
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      Principles of Alliance, Government 'the same'
      576 6 MR. G SHELLEY is reported to have said in the Federal Council debate on the elections bill that "the political field was divided into two and there was no mistakitm the dividing line. On the one side were these who chose the parliamentary system
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      Public put their trust in them
      97 6 Public put their trust in them THE M.C A.-UMN.O. Alliance fought for their setts tn the Malacca Municipal Council. Are these Councillors the representatives of the public representing the different wards -or are they the mouthpiece of the Alliance? The public put their trust In these representatives and have a
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    On the Margin
    120 6 On the Margin Salute to founder The: o! honorary col ral W. J. Butt' i was Governor 185 ft. 1 1 est support' Corps which 61 men Unfortunately ions enough I flourish because a year ol rnir ng norary col however kept up tlon for In 1857 the Corps which
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    Coroner praises 5 gallant firemen
    133 7 Coroner praises 5 gallant firemen -.ting Ro- n April y rr Coroner. M K T yester- into la col- r 3ub-Offl- I t l.nn. 25; Sub- <n. 44. Haii Fireman M 23 and Fireman G Read vo fire engines to the fire at the 1 Quay i and < whole
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    LAWS FOR NEW SINGAPORE ARE NEARLY READY
    65 7 iers-in-neerieci fo I D irney Oen- i, who prepared .iid he hoped to •he Governor. Sir Nlcoll, within fortr.icht. in* document, which will recommend, in broad outline, the form of the new constitution, will be .^erit to London for aphy constitutional authorities." and
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    Varsity publication seditious 'as a whole-Crown
    662 7 STUDENTS' TRIAL SET FOR AUG. 10, 11 JM1K trial oi eight University of Malaya students on charges relating to the seventh issue of Fa jar," organ of the University Socialist Club, has boon provisionally fixed for hearing in the Singapore First Criminal District Court
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    THE ALLIANCE MEN WHO SAW THE SULTAN
    53 7 THE ALLIANCE delegation led by Tengku Abdul Rahman, and Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan. march into the Government building for their audience with the Sultan of Johore. Behind Sir Cheng-lock is Inche Sardon Jublr and following Tengku Rahman is Dato Ismail bin Abdul Rahman.
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    Motor men to vote on strike
    165 7 Motor men to vote on strike THE 130 Singapore workers employed by Borneo Motors Ltd. will ballot for a strike tomorrow afternoon if a dispute over the dismissal of 13 "-mployees is not settled before noon. The president of the Slnpapon Motor Workers' Union. n Kr>y Tong. told the i
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    Two fined for wrong parking
    49 7 Two motorists were fined SIS earh in Sin::apo>-' yrstrrriay for parking offences. Tan Van Poh parked his car within so feet of a bus stop in R.ud on Mij i foanfl Nam parked his •ATine way in 81 Oregory Place four days lut« r.
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    $1,200 fine for opium offence
    39 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs Chew was fined !ti :oo in the sessKmi court here for importing one kati of opium into the Federation. The opium was found m the false bottom of a zinc contjinpr
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    PERAK UMNO ASKS FOR DATE WITH SULTAN
    66 7 IPOH, Thurs. The Perak I'MNO liaison committee has written to the Sultan, asking when an Allianre delegation could meet him. As soon as a date is fixed the State Alliance committee will hold an emergency meeting to finalise details fpr the interview. The
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    King of Laos passes through
    42 7 The French liner La Marseillaise arrived in Singapore from Saigon yesterday for France with the Kiiv^ .if t.aos on board. Waiting at the wharves to creet the Kinc was Mr Malcolm MacDonald. the Com-musMoner-General for SouthEast Asia
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    New class for adults
    44 7 The Peoples 1 Education Association. Singapore, will open I new evening cla*s for Standad VI students at Raffles Institution this evening. Mr B G. Sahai. the secretary. will enrol applicants between 5 and 7 pm. at 23-3 Coleman Street. Slncapore.
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    B.Sc. EXAMINATION RESULTS
    230 7 THE following candidates have passed the University of Malaya examination tor the Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours: Finl Clawr Francis J d'Costa mathematics*. Khoo Sian Wan i chemistry i. Gloria Lim (botany. Ph-mc Sins Eng (chemistry i, Wong Wrf Alk ibotany>: Srrnnd Oa»!« (Upper Division
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    'If pills fail, try politics, doctor'
    135 7 'If pills fail, try politics, doctor AN editorial in the Malayan Medical Alumni Association magazine urges doctors to take a keener interest in politics. The editorial Mays there are often political causes fnr disease and that it is the doctor's duty to investigate these .is well as the ordinary causes.
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    New service takes over
    85 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— A Beaver aircraft took off from here with three Dassengers this morning to inaugurate the new Federation Air Service under Malayan Railway's control Piloted by Capt W. Greathead, the senior nilot. the Diane Pergam left here at 8 am. i»rd arrived at Ipoh
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    40 TERRORISTS RAID RUBBER ESTATE
    86 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. 4 GANG of 40 armed Communist terrorists attacked the Mon Repos rubber estate in the Telok Anson i area of Porak today. They shot a Special Constable on sentry dutv outside the estate's barracks and called on the others to surrender. The
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    $50 fine for 20cts. theft from church
    82 7 IPOH. Thurs. lOHN WILLIAM PRENTIS. J 23. a RE.M.E. workshop* driver, who last week pleaded guilty to stealing 20 cents from the collection box rtf fat. John's Church was nnrri $50 or two weeks' gaol here today. On a second charge of .-tealIng
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    Girl missing
    19 7 Fook Nam Wha. 15, has been missing from her house in Chin -wee Road. Sinsapore. since Wednesday.
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    Poisoned woman seriously ill
    31 7 A 22-year-old housewife Ong Woke Hong. Of Ansor Road. Singapore, was admittec tn the General Hospital la.' night suffering from causti' sn&.i poisoning. Her condition Is serious.
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    NO MEETING IF DATO STAYS OUT
    150 7 NO MEETING IF DATO STAYS OUT {TJALA LUMPUR. Th irs. WHETHER tho Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council meets on Saturday depends on Dato j Haji Ahmad bin Osman w'lose absence last night forced the postponement of the meeting to Saturday. Dato Ahmad Is an UMNO member but was nominated to the
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    Geylang M.Y.F.
    36 7 Officials of the ueylanc Straits Chinese Methodist Ch'irch section of the Methodlsi Youth Fellowship for this year are: President. Mr Edmund Kho<>; rice- on Mr. Charlie lan; lecretary, Miss May Yee; treasurer, Mi."-.-Hannah Lim.
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    5 more bandits killed
    165 7 5 more bandits killed EX-TERRORISTS BAG ONE RED KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. FIVE morr bandits wrre 1 killed in the Frdrratlon yesterday, three in \rßri Sombilan. oik In Pcrak and trie other in Johorr. Ex-terrorisls wore responsible for one of the kills. A patrol ol the Ist Queens Rot two in
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    Surrenders drop to nine
    76 7 I KUALA LUMPUR. Th irs. Only nine ter.orists surrendered in the Federate.-. Ias1 month— the first time sincr April. 1932. that a monthly total has dropoed to ;i .sinRle figure. This figure is open to revision but, an official spokes- man said, it is unlikely to
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      269 7 Milk does more for the body than any other food A murh larger food budget j«WB BL would be neoded in the average jdR k^>^lB(jU\ home if the vitamiiis, minerals GEt*^^^ and calories supplied by milk ;H _A had to be secured from other U] ,^^">. sources New research gives
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      191 7 The weather M I N 1 M V M TKMFERATIRK 7.30 p.m. on June 30 to 7 30 am on July li Singapore 77 decreePenstng 74. Kota Bahru 7.i. KimU I umpur 7H Ipoh 70. Ku.mtan 70 M A X I M I' M 1 I M III; M I
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      Charles Laughton superb in 'Hobson's Choice'
      302 8  - Charles Laughton superb in 'Hobson's Choice JACK BEAUMONT By THK Berlin Festival first prize winner. "Hobson's Choice" is shortly to be shown in Singapore by Shaw Brothers. Brilliantly produced by |);i\id Lean, Ihis domestic comedy with a Lancashire setting is a master- piece. All who know the industrial north will
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      AND STILL BREAKING RECORDS
      131 8 rr\HE aay comedy hit X "Doctor In The Home" is going from success to success wherever U plays in Britain Already plans are in hand for world wide distribution of this highly successful comedy which ttmrt Dirk Bogarde. Kenneth More. Donald Houston and Donald Sinden. Ka:i
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      wORLD of THEATRE
      425 8  -  VIC MEM T'HErfE Singapore talen- time contests throwup young amateur entertainers that range from the very good to the rather horrible. What they hardly ever do is to find somebody with a really original line in entertainment. Most of the Singaporeans who parade in front of a
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      TO KEEP YOU IN THE PICTURE
      144 8 Mallorys Lc Mort d Arthur and starring Mcl Ferrer as Klnt Arthur Robert Taylor a. Sir Lancelot an" lowly Ava Gardner as Queen Guinevere Brill ant" v HIAWATHA. Based on Longfellow's immortal poem of r«in am J /ifT Bea V Hful SCrnrrv in th
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      298 8 UAiHAY ORGANISAJJON .ATTRACTIONS "^^ft"i 1 61 At ""c"rais"f6DAY 20th itury-Fox's ClNemaScopC gregory peck AS \OL HAM- NEVER SEEN HIM! Q RUTHLESS! TERRIFYING!! Paralyzing in ■■■■Mi^mjUk^^S impact!., as ii!/!i!''^ Cinemascope puts you in the Wmm^kmmAmmml dead center of WJju} midnight zones 4l^^ l af the Berlin > "'P'- Shorts "Haydn a
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      283 8 The Straits Times Crossword ZIZIZIZIIIZIZIZ i iTi-i-li-i-i--2ft~ HI 57 Mill B 1 I I I I 1 I ACROSS (Hlitastir liar ißi. 13 Rough i 10 1. 1. Ye olde trombones (Ri. 15. Last performanre. but not al5. Carrier of goods iBV ays vocal i 4 4> 9 The bull-headed
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    TIMES special FEATURE HangmaN slew 3 who planned first murder in the
    1788 9 TIMES special FEATURE HangmaN slew 3 who planned first murder in the ONI; thousand mgry people gathered outside the Palais de Justice, October 4, 1949. They were waiting for a pale, thin, the spiritual look of a poet, a long face, soulful eyes, itachc— and a sinister power over women.
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      286 9 Dentists Prove that CLEANING -^jap^ TEETH E^#ls COLGATE I^:^'- DENTAL --esqj CREAM STOPS |P^ s* i -9 jj TUOTn p m y *m COL'iATE'S active, penetrating foam pets into hidden crevices between the teeth removes the tiny panicles of food that cause bad breath and tooth decay. b^bv'^HA9c&i b^B^^^ B^i^r
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      161 9 Shvriovk ffoli ft#>.v 11/io ionk off ihv lid? lOP COURSE )II WE SAMPLED TOO MUCH Hum IN MY I I YOU'D B£^T A/ T O BLA2E6 rVITH 91/? AL/B(?EV'$ S OFFICE- CAME OUT HERE ON THE CALL IN J[ THEM' I I M GOING I SPROWNIHG WA^ DOCK FOR AM-
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    Tea exports
    57 10 The Federation .< tei, mill. In May were the highest for he first five months of this veir May export* nVttm $767 587 as aialngt $44«9in In Apiil The principal tmpoitini countries were the Unite* Klncdorr. Slam, the Netherlands 1 nd Prance Imports in May amounted to *KMI
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    Takuapa Vally
    20 10 Takuap.. Valley Tin nreduint worked 578 hours, covered cubic yards and won 185 piculs of ore, in June
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    RUBBER HAS SHARP RISE
    428 10 Share Market is firm THE price of rubber soared in Singapore yesterday on the report from Jakarta that Indonesia had sold 6,000 tons of rubber to China and that more rubber might eventually be purchased. The price in Singapore went to 68 3/4 rents for July
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    256 10 The Malayan snare Brokers' Association reported 'All sections ol the local share market were firm but there was scam movement in rubbers mspite of the sharp rise in the commodity price. Members of the Association reported the following business donel >e»lerday: Gammon $3.05 (odd lon. $3 10, W.
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    149 10 Milp* hint ilnnjMdr thr Singapore Harbour Board what nr x per l«l today arc: Huys 2 Tmselus 45. Pnlyphemeus CP Bra.-slde fi 7 Soudan 8 0 Radnonhlra l: i>t.hi K •hlre 13 m. Pernguli 15 16. Patagonia 18. Maron 19 20. Ancby N Wall 6 772 N. Wall
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    198 10 MELBOURNE. 1 Ne 1 late today that all 1 1 order for the lourih test at Number one well at Rough Range. W A l-trilla, today, gave m. impetus to oil share prim 'market was keenly Bwaitil outcome 01 the tests not known until alter the ir ciosed.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    150 10 Rubber closed in Singapore Urday at 6fl cents a |b cents above Wednesday 1 1 price on Indonesian-Chinese 1 deal report*. The price rtached 68 cen-. July and 68". cents lor A during the day eased and then vanced again. Speculative buyers were In dence. good trade buying
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    84 10 Singapore Chinese Produce F\rhance: noon prices p»r p: m% sellers. Aueust $30', buyers sellers Coconut oil rha »B*n :ier* Penr*T quier no bu.«inr« reported; wh.-P $135 *2< 1 1 Lampong black 1 oil. $51 filers. ii£^"tiit K opr prirrv jii:v ,Lt bu vers MIN sellers HE ™*r r
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    COCONUT OIL PRODUCTION
    86 10 COCONUT OIL PRODUCTION POCONUT oil and rake produrtion In the Fpdera'm:: May amounted to 8.094 :i: ;on« tons rtsprctlvrly Figures for May 1953 were LIM and 3.633 long tons stocks a: ihe end of last month ere coconut oil UN and roconw Mke 1.7.59 lone tor. 1.3 M and 2,046
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      439 10 NOTICES NOTICE THK ANDERSON SCHOOL IPOH ANNUAL SPORTS Will hr hrld at 3 p.m. lUMMI J» LV BRD m 4 All Old Boy* are Welcome. NOTICE Notice 1» hereby given that 1954. and Is no longer authorised to ransact any business nor to collect any debt.' on our behalf. UNDETEVES
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      1628 10 NOTICES TENDERS THE TOWN COUNCIL TENDER NOTICE ELECTIONS TENDERS are invited for the I purchase of about 108 cwts. white (TOWN COUNCIL OF KLUANG) newspr int size 34" by approx 43 REGULATIONS. 1953. To r i e ared In one lot. SuccessNOTICE UNDER BEGI'LATION ful applicant will be required to
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      120 10 OFFICIAL PRICES SINGAPORE JULY 1. TIN: 5373.87'j per pitul (up 50 rents) RI'BBKK: H8 5 8 rents per Ib. (up I 1 i rents). MESSAGERIES MARITIMES WCSTBPUNO HA tASTBOUNO Sailing 5 Jul. ST VAPCOUI M Jyl» IRESLt to So^gon Ju(> „r ianCo n Tourone. Ho pho«ig 14 Ml U July
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    New nut entrepot trade is growing
    326 12 New nut entrepot trade is growing (SINGAPORE will this *3 year have the biggest entrepot trade in illipenuts since the business whs established in the early thirties, said Mr. H. R. Meistcr of the produce section of Hooulandt Co., Singapore. Ho did not think however that thr estimates by local
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    Singapore coffee traders are aiming at U.S. mart
    313 12 SPECIAL SEED GRADING QENGAPOU coffee traders are makinu a bid to capture the American market by processing and re-jrradinjr imported coffee seeds into four hiph jrrade qualities similar to those used by the j 1 Dutch in .lava before the war. Already
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    Hong Kong trade jump
    98 12 NOTICEABLE increases In the value of trade appeared in dealings with Malaya. South Korea and Indonesia during May reports the Hong Kong Government but trade with Pakistan slumped badly. 1 Hong Kong's exports and imports increased slightly during the month but total trade for the first
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      Colony company to make pipes in Italian way
      222 12 SUPERIOR methods of making concrete pipeg which have been successfully established in Europe will he adopted in Malaya shortly, said Mr G. M. Mackenzie, chairman of Hume Industries Ltd.. Australia, in Singapore. Mr. Mackenzie who has Visit- 1 fd engineering works all
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      DUTCH SEEKING MORE TRADE
      285 12 Twelve firms to send products 'TWELVE Dutch manufacturiii" concerns arh making particular types of bicycle accessories will be sendinn their «oods In greater quantities to Malaya m well m to Indonesia through Bingapore, If the present sales promotion tour being undertaken by their representative in th
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    Old Colony firm has new partners
    155 12 Old Colony firm has new partners CONTROL of the seven ty\j nine-year-old Singapore stockbroklng firm of Lyall and Evatt changed hands from yesterday and is now being run by three partners. Messrs. R B B Donnell. J. R. Donnell and G. M Glaskin. Mr R B B Donnell, one of
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    Asia gets more aid
    91 12 MORE than 200.000 worth of equipment, raneing ,'mm text books to scientific and engineering apparatus. Ls beinc sent from Britain to Colombo Plan countries during the j.rx* few months. This equipment us part of a steady stream .supplied through the Plan's Technical Co-opera-tion Scheme under which
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    U.K. steel is record
    124 12 I 'FOR the third month nn> iT nin*. U K steel Droriuction reached a now record level in May. Weekly output averaged 374.500 tons ,-porc-.■-entmu an annual rmU 476.000 tons. tiils compared with tl viuu.s raeord of 368.300 tana week, or an annual rate of 19.155.00<)
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    Hungary succeed in extra time
    454 13 GERMANY WHIP AUSTRIA I Al SANNK, Thursday. lIINCiARY— HAILKD as the best team i n the world 11 and Germany, the "dark horses" of the tournament, will meet in the World Cup soccer final at Berne on Sunday. Yesterday Hungary beat the world < hampions
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    Warwick hit 358 against Middlesex
    213 13 Warwick hit 358 against Middlesex I.ONIK)N Thurs. I yi- AXWK KSIIIRE. KiiklLsl, ..mnly TT c !i..iii|)ionsliip leaders, yesierday look full .ldvxiiiage of v Inning the > tOM .cv ..him Middlesex, second in the nble. to se n ;if>B on wicket which m.c, lake spin today. Middlesex bad ccistly nelding lapses
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    KHONG AND KHOO ARE DOUBLES CHAMPIONS
    572 13 KHONG AND KHOO ARE DOUBLES CHAMPIONS By Our Tennis ltcporter I^H()N(J KIT SOON and Dr. F. Y. Khoo won the men's doubles title of the Singapore lawn tennis championships at the S.C.C. courts yesterday when they beat the 19^1 holders, Low Kee Pow and Liem Khe Liang, by 4-6, 6-3,
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    397 13  -  EPSOM JEEP By KUALA I.IMPIK. Thursday. THE Daniels Stable's newcomers Allgnnd and Samrnig 1 (Sawyer) showed good galloping ability in a testing tryout at Kuala l.umpur this morning, when they clocked 39 for 3f. wide out on the main racecourse Breaking from the half mile,
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    Mixed final third set to be replayed
    276 13 "THE Mixed cl.iublcs filial will Oe 1 played ofl this evening at the > Crlrlcet Club cour ns at nve o c lcxk By afcieement be»een tin lie whole ol he third set will be replayed. YeMri day's pla\ tD this mutch was
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    Malaya lose to HongKong
    147 13 HONCKONC Ihurs. i T«HE Dnlrcntt) eH MaJaj the i p. eh.m All Kirn ChaOei lor tei.nis If. i p time in MOMMiM when they beaten 4-2 6\ H"f. :ki>ii.- I BiVfJi m their MMMiaJ iwer-\nrsr api meetiiiK "err yesierday. One M Hip j gMtdMg had lo
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    414 13 K.lll^ (nr all right i^rrs t<imiurou at Kuala I umpui i'ih ludiii. day of H" Mhii.in Turf Club's linn lull M.Ml.l. CL. 3. DIV. 1— fir. l.ittlr Andy Ml H..hs«..Mh 8.1? Ascot 8.11 Disnry 8.10 Applaud 8. IK I.yro* 8.09 i. in m K.08 Uidr MMH 'I*
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    US official brings gifts
    148 14 M Nnajl p-rector al Public Relations Board of :he United State* laoie lenr \ho is on a round-the-world cood»iU trip. aittVHl in Slocapon on uoaid the L.i llanatt- (steio.y. He v.is met on board the ship by I Mr. Choo Kw.ii Low, hot. of the Sincipore
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    381 14 Takes 5 for 51 in total of 157 NOTTINGHAM, Thursday. 4 BRILLIANT bowling spell of lour wickets for six runs by Yorkshire's Bob Appleyard had Pakistan in dire trouble before lunch today, the opening day of the second Test against England at Trent Bridge. Batting first
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    124 14 ll mil Mohammad Ihw Applryard 1*» Alimuddin l> sulham Waqar Hiuin b Applryard Maqsoud Ahmrd r Kvans b Applrvard lmii.1/ Mm. i .1 h Applryard Kardar r omplon b Brdsrr lazal Mahmood r Shrppard li B.-.N.-I M I (ihauli b SUtham Mohamad \slam b Wardlr 16 Khaliri Ha-san Mav
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    64 14 Ihe N"n-Bc:.rieis CC 'earn hi meet Chinese in a MmdD] Hone L.m Green on Saiurd.iv is o. E Bnciar.- leapt), K R Maa«ej. V C We.^terhour. R s Tufnell. R V 8 Sundram. D C DCotra. n \t atarray, w r m. h J W Bwart,
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    Gaffar gets 4 off KML
    101 14 BLKII MM AH SC !*\it KAIL. 7—l in the S.A.F A. Un 3A came Oeytut ye.-terday. C> ifT.iv (4), 1.-mn.l 111 and K <i for Bukn Ttm.h and M N Mv -Hph.i In: KML W AP. ..nri Aim r.:- 3 3 m liiinthpr Div 3A
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    ROYSTON LOSES IN 60 SECONDS
    406 14 OOYSTON LAIAROO. the Colony youth mosquito champion, was stopprri in thr first round of his bout in the Singapore inter-hoys clubs boxing tournament for the navies Tup whit h started at the Singapore Badminton Hall last nlfht Royston. a member ol Singapore's successful youth boxing
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    Johore score 4-1 win in Sultans' Cup
    99 14 Johore score 4-1 win in Sultans' Cup MALACCA, Thurs. JOHOR.K Malays brat W«lacca Malays 4-1 »n their Sultans' Oold <'up soccer match at the Kubu Stadium here today. Johore, playing more as a team, took a 2-1 lead at the interval. Ali Tarn by, who played an outstanding game for
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    Pulau Brani held 2-2 by Fathul Karib
    162 14 Pulau Brani held 2-2 by Fathul Karib Tlifc. la.-t-imi- K.llll< held Pulau Bn.n- United to a .•-2 c.:.i« in :i scrappy SAFA Bnl l; J.ilan B< s'.Kiium yesterday. Pulau Br.ini opened Die tearing /lei 13 "-mutes ol i\en pla\ through lo n Hlat. who alter idros Albar. tin r»thul Karlb
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    Lategoalearns SRC Padang Shield
    331 14 Lategoal earns SRC Padang Shield A IA IE goal by lnsldi -i iulit I\ an r Aerta two minutes l>efore the end of extra time enabled Singapore Recrmtlon Club to hieak Slnßapore Cricket Clubs three-sear hold on the Padang Shield wlt'h a 1-n vlc'ory in thrtr annual soccer ;«mf yesttTday.
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    455 14 WIMBLEDON, Thursday. li-HKN Jaroslav l)n»hn> IIM 32-year-old former Czechoslovakia!! D.ivis (up player who is nou ippljlai for liritish cttlsenship, meets l»-year-old Km H'iM'Hall of Australia, in this year's final <>l the men s sinsU-N event in the Wimbledon championships here tomorrow, it will be Drohnv's
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    298 14 Hoad, Rose wall beaten WIMBLEDON, n, MISS LOUISE BROITGH, winner ol tl singles title three years running, h will meet Miss .Maureen Connolly, who i a "hat-trick" of wins in the women the All-Enplane! tennis champion Saturday. In the ".semi-finals tod luurth-.sccdrd MlM Br caused
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