The Straits Times, 8 July 1954

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    17 1 The Straits Times tfrtd 1 I sU\. 1845 UNGAPOBB, Till RSDAY, .11 LV 8, 1954 15 CENTS
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    ALLIANCE BOYCOTT OFF
    881 1 ir Donald dashes back to Kuala Lumpur and ends the Federal elections row povt. reserved seats luarantee ■accepted TO WORK ORDER Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. t»] ol secret lop-level neuotiations H ll>» l-ederal (Joxernment and the ■\j Mt Alliance ended today with the 2 the Alliance boycott.
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    'I shall consult the leaders of the majority'
    763 1 'I shall consult the leaders of the majority' The High Commissioner's letter of July 6, addressed to Tengku Abdul Rahman. Dear i'rncku Abdul Rah- tislature as a whole and the man. executive, which the elec\s i result of m> recent lions committee unani-riiM-ussion with you. mously indicated in Para- ill"
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    EX-RED SAYS: I 'SOLD' MY FRIEND FOR $15
    419 1 EX-RED SAYS: I 'SOLD' MY FRIEND FOR $15 A flick of a cigarette was signal for gunmen FKNANG, Wednesday. 4 FORMER bandit admitted in the Prnanc .\:nm/» n Court today that for Sl5 he "sold 1 his Irirnel. Special Branch Detective lean Khuat Jin, who was shot dead in Ayer
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    THE MAN WHO MUST BE HOME BY 10 P.M.
    132 1 noR thr nrxl two run the o>urt that (ion had bcrr !T Oh c s korpinß latr nlßhts. Cnh Chun BOftf. pnttinK Ooh on two year': will hivr ;i 'curfew" in his probation. Mr. D'Nclto warn- m ,,M h horn, by
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    HIS 13-FT. TALL STORY
    68 1 SUDBURY, Ontario. Wed Canadian Air Force lnve.stieators have questioned a miner here who .said he .saw three men. 13 feet tall with three teti of arms, step from a space, ship. One of the visitors. Ennlo UMH| said fixed him with a hypnotic stare until he
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    Car driver on murder bid charge
    99 1 JOHORE BAHRU Wcrt f \OI.LAH bin Yukub. the aJ driver of a cur which knocked down three women yesterday was charged in the Police Court today With atUmpteri murder. It WM alleged that he tried 1 to murder Fatimah binte Talib. KallriK blnte Tahlr
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    Those talks
    26 1 LONDON, Wed. Pnvnt military diacusttom in Sinmipore ii.ivi no connection whatsoever with eurreiH operations in northern Vietnam, a Foreign Office spokesman said today Reuter.
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    Going home
    22 1 KATMANDU Nepal. Wrd Sir Edmund Hillary left here today by ilr for Calcutta nn his way home to Nrw Zealand.
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    Sten girl squadstry to seal in the French
    351 1 Sten girl squads try to seal in the French From RISSEI.L M'IKK. HANOI. Wed. REBEL forces among thorn Run girls i carrying] stons in vegetable baskets, have begun I infiltrating the last French-held territory guarding Hanoi and the escape corridor to the sea. The danger Is growing every hour Elements
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    Ike says 'China stays out'
    47 1 WASHINGTON. Wed Pre>ident Eisenhower .said today he was unalterably opposed to letting Red China Into Hie United Nations under present conditions. He said he was not ready to ay America should withdraw from the U.N. If the Red, w> rt admitted. A.P.
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    Winston tells
    33 1 l-ONDON. Wed. The Brit h Cabinet today had a full review trom Sir Winston Church11l of his talks with Pri ildeni I Eisenhower In Washington ;tnd Canadian leaders In Ottawa ReUter.
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    Heroine Dawn is home for her holidays
    94 1 \YOI NO .mil prelt> \l il.t van «ar heroine Miss l>.i«n K.illiiu.isii. >tud>inu medicine at London I'niversity. returned to Singapore in a BO AC airliner fcsterfe] li>r her holidays She is tin ri.niithti-r of thr latr Mrs. S\bil Kathi^.i-ii a George Medallist, and
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 HOPEI > Wed r i 1 I hi.p. I i N .4 1 1 HI I It I I Jl,.\ v- i|| hilt Ih m en( l« hopeful Rioter. sp this
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    SUPERTAX, SO THEY STRIKE
    77 1 RANGOON. Wed. British :md Australian pllotl government owned Union >>t Burma Airways .stopped work lotfay because they have to pu l"t (it supertax. They say that extra hours of duty bring their Inc mi the highest supertax, reducing t income to little more tii in the
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    7 killed as lorry and car collide
    112 1 7 killed as lorry and car collide KLUANO, Wed. VIVF. Malays and two r Chinese were killed last night when the far in which they wore travelling and a lorry collided at the 43rd mileJohore BahruHitam road. driver and his attendant were taken to Kluanj with miner In The accident
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    Appeal rejected
    27 1 LONDON Wrd -The RrV Council today dl an appeal by Jotuo Kenyatta and four nt'ier Africans against tentenres ol leren ich for I 'U activities
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    For 16 days 'murder was my companion'
    437 2 OUTSIDE GUARDS PROWLED THE EMBASSY GROUNDS MRS. PETROV: ALL THE REST WAS SILENCE MELBOI RXE, Wednesday. \|RS. KVDOKIA PETROV today said she lived in fear of murder in the Soviet Embassy in Canberra after her husband deserted to the Australian Security Service. An
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    A DICK TURPIN HAT AT THE ROYAL REGATTA
    35 2 MISS ELIZABETH WHEELER, wth the Dick TurpirT straw hat. made feminine with roses, which she wore Jt the last day of the Henley Royal Regatta Reuter picture.
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    BACK HOME, WINSTON IS ALL AGOG FOR ACTION
    304 2 BACK HOME, WINSTON IS ALL AGOG FOR ACTION LONDON. Wrd 2IR Winston Churrhill, smiline and sprightly, landpd from the Qurrn Elizabeth at Southampton last nipht with tho words 'Nothing romes before 1 the true and lasting friendship between Britain and the United States." The 79-year-okl Prime Minister bark from hU
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    He electrocuted his daughter
    50 2 HAMBURG W*Ki Werner Hayprt. 24. ypstrrday was s*>ntpncpd to life Imprisonment for killing his 19-month-old daughter by wrapping an rlertric wire around her wrists and then turning on the current. Hr laid he did it because the child had rauseri arcuments with his wife. A r
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    Britain buys U.S. butter
    32 2 WASHINGTON. Wed The sale of 14.600.0001 b of surplus United States butter to Britain s announced by the Forelcn Operations Administration Bntair will pay £2.142.000 for it Renter.
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    MAN WITH $3,000,000 IS IN HIDING
    136 2 GUATEMALA CITY. Wednesday. A HIGH official of the defeated Arbenz regime drew U. 5.51 .000.000 (M$3. 000.000) from the National Agrarian Bank here a day after thr triumphal entry of Colonel Castillo Annas last Saturday. It was reported yesterday. i These reports said the
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    Reds m P.I. 'finished'
    61 2 MANILA. Wed.-Huk leader Luis M Taruc has told Pretident Ramon Magsaysay that ■Communism is finished ir he Philippines the Evening Vew.s reported today. The paper said Taruc made h<- >utement at a chance neeting with Magsaysay In he Panopio army compound vhere the Huk leader ha*
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    Sleek fighter
    28 2 BURRANK. California. Wed A high speed U.S. fighter plane, described as looking like a "sleek sliver of aluminium has been successfully tested Details are secret. AP
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    New Suez plans
    24 2 CAIRO. Wed Neu British proposals for settling the Suez C-mal zone dispute are experteri in Cairo within a few days Renter
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    LOCKED IN FOR PROPAGANDA
    72 2 MUNICH. Wed— Radio Free j Europe yesterday said that patrons in Czechoslovakia's cinemas are locked In and forced to Kit through propaganda Alms. Thr radio said the patrons are lured into the theatre by ui\ i Msi-inrnts announcing that a Western -made film will he shown.
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    MY SON CAN'T GET OUT, SAYS WU
    188 2 MY SON CAN'T GET OUT, SAYS WU NEW YORK Wed. DR. K. C. WU. former Governor of Formosa, said yesterday that thr scheduled departure of his young son from Formosa had bren delayed by Nationalist Chinese authorities. Dr. Wu. who one 1 charged that General Chiang Kaishek was holding his
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    Asians will decide
    54 2 NEW YORK. Wed Thr Vice President. Mr. Richard Nixon, told a Republican Party audience yesterday that the future of the free world hinged on the decision of 600 million uncommitted Asians. "The Communists know and we know that whoever wins these 600 million people will win the
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    Bandits take wire
    23 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Terrorists cut telephor. in the Segamat area. Jnhore. on Friday and stole lfi len;th.v totalling 1.300 yards.
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    Senorita 4 years in the saddle
    195 2 OTTAWA. Wed. -Senorita Ana Beker. 3fi. of Argentina, arrived here yesterday at the end of a 17.000-mile horseback ride from Buenos Aires Her trip took nearly four years She followed up A. E Tachll fely's famous ride to prove that women can match m<r.
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    Riddle missing Russians
    57 2 Riddle missing Russians THEY ARE hi LONDOi\ I o\; rpVVO R p misrri to con: on Monday turned up bj The coun e or<ram United Natioi R"ientir:c and r A UN ed: "We h the R n whether th« But suspect they They are dvi OCO. Odd from Bwitz Hollan
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    Reds uneasy says Nixon
    16 2 .T\CKSO\ Ameri'' N night tha' evei more un governn "Ou said, p
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    Not the fault the twelve
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    Abolition
    5 2 THF-- HAOI N on.
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    Siam's Reds
    5 2 BANGKOK Wi I
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    Cured boy says 'bye
    42 3 RAFIC MATTAR, It-year-old Palestinian refugee, leaves a London hospital after a delii-ate brain operation for which he was flown from Beirut. Here he is saying goodbye to Staff Nurse Anne Hill (left) and Sister Audrey Binrham Reuter picture.
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    CHOPPING LIST FROM MOSCOW FOR £100 MILLION Only hitch is a permit now
    282 3 CHOPPING LIST FROM MOSCOW FOR £100 MILLION Only hitch is a permit now LONDON, Wednesday. RUSSIA has ordered British goods up to £100,000,000 if Britain grants the necessary export licences, Mr. Harold Wilson a former Labour Trade Minister told the House of Commons yesterday, Hp said the Soviet Minister for
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    BOY CHOSE FASTER WAYTO DEATH
    126 3 ,i\M \\n. Wed. pilot "I airliner rf sterda> sh»l and 15 year-old boy t,',, .M.l-r.'.l the pilots compartment waving Ljstol iusl before the aircrafi -«s to take < leveland airport ioi Mexico City. ound that ih< "">"•> pty. i i plain *Villiam ,1 a r.-volvor
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    Insurance cost
    18 3 [Wed. Britain 'iin.nno on national n the vrar ended 11, including f3i6.--penatons. Old ace now mimbi
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    Probe into exports promised
    131 3 LONDON, Wed. MR. DERICK Heathcoat Amory. Minister of State at the Board of Trade, promised to inquire into the German export trade to China after B heated discussion in the House of Commons yesterday on trade with Communist powers. Mr. George Wigg. Labour, had asked the
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    Gabriel Pascal dies, aged 60
    57 3 M W YORK. Wed. -Gabriel Pascal, the Hungarian- born British producer and director who filmed several of George Bernard Shaw a plays, died yesterday in the Roosevelt Hospital led 60. Pascal, who had been ill for thrcv weeks, had planned to go to India to
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    One in 8 ill
    24 3 MUNICH. Wed. One of I every eight persons in Poland is suffering: from tuberculosis. Radio Free Europe said yesterday.—A. P.
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    Six injured
    16 3 CHICAGO. \V( d Six people wrre injured in Wisconsin rday i>v small tornadoes. AP
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    Soviet protest
    44 3 NEW YORK. Wpd. Russia I yesterday said that she was .submittine a draft resolution to the United Nations Petitions Committee of the Trusteeship Council dealing with the Drote.sts of the Marshal Islanders against the effect of, the hvdroßen bomb tests. —I Reuter.
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    Siam to increase armed forces
    157 3 URGENT MATTER, SA YS ENVOY WASHINGTON. Wednesday. f rilK Ambassador of Siam, Mr. Pote Sarasin. saic after a call on President Eisenhower yesterdaj that Siam considered it urgent that its armed force; be increased because of the situation in South-Easi Asia. The Ambassador paid a
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    Snore could mean love
    63 3 GLASGOW. Wed. If husbands snore it may be tust a .iicn they are really fond of their wives, said Dr. A. H. Douthwaite at a British Medical Association conference yesterday. Snoring, he said, may oe 1 based on race memory and that statistically the male made
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    Lightning tattoo
    10 3 »l jhtninc •terned -.T.i!when it S merspt ycle.—
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    More on the road
    9 3 "i-i now four R uter.
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    Ex-President dies
    3 3 Garcia
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    Millions look in
    23 3 NEW :RK. Wed— There are 290 million television sets and 115 million radios in use in the United States.— AP.
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    PASSPORTS VANISH & SPY SCARE STARTS
    82 3 PASSPORTS VANISH SPY SCARE STARTS VA. Wed. A s > ltzertter the dispusporta m a |overnthe docu.able to i| they had black mar- ition docugenta comb- rri the country after the passports disappeared from the Swiss Foreign Control Office in Lausanne curing the Far Eastern conference. The British consulate In
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    Girl of 7 is kidnapped, battered to death
    182 3 Girl of 7 is kidnapped, battered to death MIAMI. Florida. Wed. JIDITH Ann Roberts, seven year old daughter of a Baltimore attorney, was kidnapped from the home of her grand-parents today and brutally murderrd. Police found the naked and savarely battered body of the little cirl in a wooded area
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    Bevan's old mates turn him down
    122 3 Bevan's old mates turn him down LONDON. Wed. BRITAIN S coalminers decided today not to support thoir own fellow trade unionist. Mr. Aneuiin Bevan. if he stands for the vacant treasurership of the Labour Party. The Mine Workers Union in 1 a secret ballot voted for Mr. i Hugh Gaitskell.
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    Arnhem visit
    36 3 LONDON, Wed. A British] pilgrimage is being organised to visit Arnhem. Holland for! the 10th anniversary in Sep- tern be r of the nine-day battle! 1 against the Germans by British airborne troops. Reuter.
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    Tokyo talks
    31 3 MONTREAL. Wed— The 15th i biennial congress of the In- 1 ternation. 1 Chamber of Commerce will be held in Tokyo on May 15 to 21. next year. Reuter.
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    Franco says a mouthful —for Americans only
    159 3 Franco says a mouthful for Americans only MADRID. Wed. GENERAL Francisco Franco, head of State, last nißht gave his first press conference since 1939 to five American correspondents He is reported to have stated 1 that there were no serious problems between Spain and orijtain. and Spain and France which
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    LONDON STOCKS
    302 3 LONDON. Wed rVHK strength of Wall Street over- night was a big Influence on aentir.ent In stock markets today and the new account commenced on a very firm note. A long U.st of gains were established In the first hour and these gains were maintained throughout and In
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    LONDON TIN
    26 3 LONDON. July 7 Cash Buyers £759: Sellers C 760; Forward Buyers V7I8; Sellers 4:748' 2 Settlement t7t;:{ Turnover a.m. 54 tons: p.m. 20 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    33 3 LONDON, July 7. Bpot 21d.. Aug. Jlo Sept. 21d.. Oct. -Dec 21V»d.. Jan -Mar. SUtel.. Apr -June 21 d., July c.i.f. 21d., Aug. all 21d.. Sept. ci.f. 21d. Tone: Fairly steady.
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    Jungle police too vital to get the big axe
    321 4 DECISION MADE BY TEMPLER, BOURNE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. RECRUITING for police lieutenants has been reopened because "good junior leadership is the most important single factor in operations against the terrorists," says the Federation Government today in a statement. Before he left
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    TUC STEPS IN ON CITY DISPUTE
    113 4 TUC STEPS IN ON CITY DISPUTE r pHE Singapore Trades Union A Congress yesterday stepped into the dispute between Ktm City Council and its 11 labour unions which have| threatened to strike on July 19. The Coneress president. Mr Lim Yew Hock, met officials of i the unions and discussed
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    $500 saved for him
    61 4 Nr Hock Kwang. nned £500 in a lower court on a charge I of assisting in c-arrying on a I chap-Ji-kl lottery was cleared on appeal in the Singapore High Court yesterday Tho Chief Justice S:r CharVs Murray- \ynsley. quashed thp conviction and sentence and a'lowed
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    New officials for teachers
    71 4 Newly-elected officials of Sincapore Graduate Teachers" Association are: President. Mr Thone Sine Chins: vice-presi-dent, Mr. P. AbishPßanaden: scoretary. Mr Low Kee Pow treasurer, Mr Lim Tend Law: editor. Mr Philip Liau Committee: Messrs Yapp Thean Chye. Lo f Hah Inp. Abdul Karim bin Bagoo. Chew Kia
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    Negligent: $40
    38 4 Tan Cheng Hal of Middle Road. Singapore, was fined $40 yesterday for negligent driving and colliding with a motor-cycle at the junction of River Valley Road and Kirn Seng Road at 8 p.m on April 5.
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    PLAN FOR THE DOG NOBODY WANTED
    175 4 Vf R- J. M. DEVEREUX-COLEBOURN, the Singapore aTI City Police Magistrate, yesterday acquitted a farmer on a charge of keeping a dog without a licence and suggested that the S.P.C.A. might be interested! in it. I The court held that the dog might be
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    Shops had pens with false marks
    100 4 THREE shopkeepers, caught in raids by the Commercial Crime sub-branch. Singapore C.1.D.. were charged in the First Criminal District Court i esterday with having for sale pens bearing a counterfeit American trade mark. Mr. M. C. Boyle, prosecuting, said the shops were doing business
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    He drove up and said 'I've got opium'—court told
    124 4 He drove up and said 'I've got opium'— court told BUTTERWORTH. Wed. —A I customs officer Ismail bin Abdul Kadir, told the Buttr worth Magistrates Courti today that on the night of May 26 William Garland drove up to the examination shed and said he had 50 Ib. of opium
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    Married in Singapore
    21 4 MR. KRAMISttS EIUAKD de MRIWK and Miss Mathilde Heijmans. who were married in Singapore yesterday. Straits rimes picture.
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    FIJIANS KILL 3 TERRORISTS
    111 4 Five-hour trek pays off FIJIAN troops in Johore killed three terrorists and r wounded another in the last two days A patrol under Corporal; Cawaru contacted two terrorists In the Lenga area at 6.30 p.m on Tuesday and killed one and wounded the other. Two rifles,
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    Pen-snatcher escapes
    49 4 Chin Yeow Mm. from Kota Tinggi. chased and caught a youth in Bugis Street. Singapore, after the youth had sna'ched his fountain pen. on Tueslay afternoon. The youth later escaped after a struggle. Chin, who was .-lightly hurt, reported to the police before returning to Kota Tinggi.
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    Woman missing
    18 4 Lim Jee Baey, aged 46. ha* been missing from her hou.se in Jurong Road since Monday.
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    WOMAN RESCUED FROM SEA
    47 4 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. A Malay deckhand of the Penansi Harbour Board ferry Tengeiri rescued a woman oassencer. Np Guat Kirn. 22. from drowning oft* Mitchell Pier here to- day. Ne fell overbo.i ferry had '.eft the promptly haulc deckhand. Her condition Ii n I
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    Red Cross dam
    21 4 TAIPING Wori I Red Cross 80 pp at the on July 31 plied by the band lav Reciment.
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    MALICE IS DENIED AGAINST DIRECTOR
    193 4 MALICE IS DENIED AGAINST DIRECTOR \f R. SWAIN iTI dirortnr Indu Ltd.. had fall express part of C II submitted Mi Gould, doff;. a in Slngap 'day. Mr. Gould wa C final addre.s. r brought b> behaun, a director and chi comp:. t ter which I i I dreawd to
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      95 4 SINGAPORE DIARY EAST-WEST SOCIETY: Weekly milestone Kranji Road Time 715 meeting. British Council. Stamford pI IJ Road at 8 30 pm. 5 so n f Aii udo h e I i l jf for dinners S3O p.m body bulldtnc 530 nm THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY "likrt practice Ap m Weekly me,,!,,, at
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    ÜBOUR ACCUSES THE GOVT.
    164 5 leeping 'rebels' in council m 'about-face' PENANG, Wednesday. ,l labour Party of Malaya today accused the iteration (Government of having made a c a bout-face in interpreting its system of .(nations to the Legislative Council, ting of Labour loaders in Penang the acting Chief Secretary's clariflcasition
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    FAMOUS OBOE PLAYER IS IN SINGAPORE
    75 5 FAMOUS OBOE PLAYER IS IN SINGAPORE I o\ GOOBBENS, the famous obix- player, (above), arrived in Singapore yesterday by (J.inUis airliner after a concert tour of Australia and \ru Zealand. Mr. doossens will stay here for five da>s. civr a recital at the Victoria Theatre on Sunday and leave for
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    loath building firm burgled
    29 5 d— A i-oach builriB .y in Fahm villled last night and ti ;rri at jj- leetrle plane we ;rn K- t in hv crawl\jh all.
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    $2 mil. for new Telecoms stores
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Telecommunications Department is to spend $2,000,000 on buildinc stores and workshops in PctalinK Jaya. Tenders are now being called for work on the scheme's initial phase, which will cost about half a million dollars.
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    TO THESE 'WE WILL EVER BE GRATEFUL'
    185 5 (MNGAPORE will always owe a debt of gratitude to members of the Singapore Volunteer Corps, the Governor, Sir John Nicoll. said yesterday. The Corps celebrates its centenary today and to mark the occasion new colours will be presented to the infantry battalion on
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    Mrs. Gilmour off to U.K.
    50 5 Mrs Andrew Gllmour, wife of > the former Financial Secretary. Singapore, leaves the Colony today in the Corfu to return to England. Mrs. Gilmour returned to Sincapore a week ago from Prom Penh, capital of Cambodia, where her husband Is Economic Adviser to the Cambodian
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    Appeal Court
    22 5 The Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal will sit in the Supreme Court building on Thursday July 29 at 10.30 am
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    Body in canal
    17 5 The body of a four day-old boy was found in Rochore Canal. Singapore, yesterday.
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    DOG FOILS THE 'CAT' ON THE PROWL AGAIN
    197 5 Bark wakes woman then a chase KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— That; elusive cat burglar is on the' prowl again in the Golf; View Road area. *t dawn yesterday he tried to rob a house in Freeman Road but wa s foiled by an
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    Students to tour Siam
    15 5 I Geom Kin? K tour m holiW. I it m 5.
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    fie finds a python in pigeon hole
    97 5 I When r em- Ismail at to 'his morning nted by a python hole. Ned help. It took three persons two hours to drag the snake out. One ladder was broken in thnr attempt to capture the python and Jamaluddin. Mr. Ismail's nephew,
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    Now it's Grange Road Circus
    296 5 YOUR ROUNDABOUT IS ON OUR PROPERTY —PAY US, GOVERNMENT IS TOLD ANOTHER of Singapore's key traffic roundabouts. Grange Circus, Is claimed to infringe on private property and the Government is being asked to pay compensation. Already seven claimants are seeking compensation on the I ground
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    A GARAGE PLEASE, THEY SAY
    79 5 A GARAGE PLEASE, THEY SAY SINGAPORE City Council officers living in flats have asked the Council to build them garages. The City Council Services Union wants garages built for those living in a block of 64 flats at Monk's Hill. A number of car owners there have agreed to pay
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    PROVIDENT FUND EXPERTS
    89 5 Three experienced officers from the Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance In Britain will arrive in Singapore early next month to assist in setting up the Colony's new central provident fund The officers are Mr K. R. Malcolm, who will be Chief i Executive Officer of the
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    Accountancy passes
    197 5 Students who passed the April May examinations of the Australian Society of Account- ants are; rtrliminarv: Foo Tlang Heng. Wong Yong Shin. Hah Khee Loong. Leon* Wene Cheong \i < ••untiiiK and Auditing: Llm Yam Poh. Leong Fook Chong. Lee Boon Huat. Leong Hong Chlew, Poon Weng Cheong.
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    Watches stolen
    31 5 Two watches worth $315. a driving licence and $160 were stolen from a Frenchman while he was swimming at a private pool in Swiss Club Road. Singapore, on Tuesday
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    3 months' gaol for $1.60 fault
    152 5 3 months' gaol for $1.60 fault I'M VERY SORRY, SAYS PRESIDENT j KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. J 4 WOMAN, Yap Kiew. 32, was sentenced to three months' gaol today for wrongly having two katis of scrap rubber which she said she used to light flres. The rubber, which Yap had at
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    Ex-services concert
    52 5 About 100 ex-servicemen attended a smoking concert, organised by the Ex-services Association of Singapore at the SVC. Officers Mess. Beach Road, last night. Chief entertainment was provided by the "Cockatoos. a five-piece band from H.MS Cockade. Other Items in the concert were songs, sketches, magic and music rendered
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    Still and liquor cost her $380
    44 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Liew Sam Moy. a woman, was finec $381' today for having illicit iiQuor worth $109 and a complete still at Tampoi. The still and liquor were found near a pißstv eicht yards from her house.
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      145 5 Todays Radio SINGAPORE A.M. 7.15 Time Signal and Open- inic Announcement: 7.18 Morning Star: 7.30 News; 7.35 Melody Mlx- ture; 800 8.30 London Studio Me. i lodles; 8.57 English Schools Broadcast 11 10 English Schools Broad- cast; P.l.i. Programme Summary: I 1.01 Lunch Time Music: 1.30 Time Signal and News:
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    124 6 :u Hordt fin (minimum) foi i ow rrn.AVi E\ery day »n Mill' il you »ant to win that J.i uno word puule. ELSIE MARY LTD 2nd floor. 13 Battery Road For the Races: Smart Linen. Cntton A Silk Frocks DAPHNE i London i 29, Coleman Street, showing Cool. Washable
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    56 6 MX A; MRS H S. W. PERERA thank Rel.il nes and Friends who BttenritTl their Wedding. Sent mes and Rcnden.: on 28 8 I!>.M ANG TIOW KIM nnri family thank hII Friends and Relatives for their Wreaths. Scrolls. Loan of I attending the Funeral of i«'r Mr Wee Kirn
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. July 8, 1954 The End Of The Boycott
    627 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. July 8, 1954 The End Of The Boycott The end of the Alliance "boycott" and the Alliance decision to work the new constitution embodied in the White Paper is welcome news. It does credit to everyone, to the political opponents of U.M.N.O. and the MCA.
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    In Oriente Primus
    665 6 i On the Padang today the Governor of Singapore is to present new colours to the 1 Singapore Volunteer Corps. It is a special occasion in another sense. This year marks the centenary of the volunteer movement in the Colony. Sinpapore has strong claims to have formed
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    A college which trains the West's defenders
    1414 6  -  Col. R.C.H. Miers By Who is an instructor at the NATO Defence College in Paris IF you think about it, 1 there is nothing very strange in the existence of a North Atlantic Treaty Organisation Defence College. Fourteen nations have come together to
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    Increase number of prizes
    61 6 TWE twenty-second Social and X Welfare Lottery ia to be drawn this month Tl prize is expected to be $300 OOf) But why enrich only one Cannot the first prize be reduced to $200,000 and the balance of $100,000 added to the "tt eighth prizes" of
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      Position of councillor told to quit by MCA
      348 6 ILTHAT has Mr. Koh Sin Hock done to merit condemnation? It is true he refused, to boycott and cripple the Government at the behest of the M.C.A. and the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce, but in a democratic country one is entitled
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      Constituent now has another grouse
      163 6 Constituent now has another grouse MR. T. A. Simon, president of the Singapore Hire Car Association, sent me a copy of Rochore News together with a form to fill In my grouses or problems, if I had any. The Rochore News also stated that he would be at Hong Wen
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      Reply went to the police station
      65 6 IWORK at the Alexandra fire station. Recently. I wrote a letter to which I expected a quick reply but none came for ten days Then I was told by myj fellow workers that there wasi a letter for me at the Alex- andra police
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      Malayan courts & Privy Council
      46 6 Malayan courts Privy Council SO the crowd in Johore carried banners bearing slogans "Release us from Imperialism". "Abolish Colonialism" and "Support Independence". Those who clamour for independence seem still quite happy to allow the Privy Council to interfere with the Supreme Courts of Malaya Oni>SRODIKINS Singapore.
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      HE WANTS A PORTRAIT
      76 6 THE Chinese community i should thank the authorities for allotting such a prominent place in the heart of Singapore for the Lim Boh Seng memorial. The pagoda is a fitting monument to a true hero of whom Singapore is proud. The inscription in different languages of
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    On the Margin
    212 6 On the Margin Bornean re INTFRI SI INT, signifl ant in the lutuii is the reblrtl paintin the !>'"•. li It ha. eoi nesia with who have b< ral.s which h and colour sea i cient cu wooden pa: I dwrlHr.es Ir coming cioj i The rrbir and original: arou.sed
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      718 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. MR AND MRS DAVID SMITH "WILLEM FUYS" Bth July. 1954. P P c. 1* HVrrf. tl* minimum i BROWN: To Marie and .Jimmy pn 7th .Tuly. dauehter. both well ROBB To Wlnnip and David, at Malacca General Hospital on 2 7.54. n i>n .John Andrew YOUNG i Nee
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    FLOOR WEEPING STRIKE A AGAIN
    116 7 w I MPUR Wed. in half of the l en ai the ithera soap fact Road, mpur, again m ke today. downed tools i an hour ssal of a nion p the floor, mani d that at a c women i-oun-et ol the 1 1
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    terrorist victim
    20 7 IMPUR, Wed. Mohamcri the hip wounded by ton Repos I An* n an July 1, has died In
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    WE TRADE TIDE TURNS
    56 7 favourable >r the 1 00.000 in 000. M trade balance of $22,300,000. for the first five months of this year Ma'aya's adverse •!\idt balance was running at the rate of $85 million. The overall trading flaures tor May at $5.M. 100.000 were the highest so far
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    BATU PAHAT NOW 'WHITE' People told: You earned it'
    467 7 BATU PAHAT NOW 'WHITE' People told: You earned it' THEN A DAY OF FUN 1 FOR VILLAGERS FLAGS fluttered and banners were strung in every kamponjj and village in the Batu Pahat district of Johore yesterday when an area of about 310 square miles, with a population of 1 OS,
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    THE 'WHITE AREA' ANNOUNCEMENT
    28 7 THE MENTRI BESAR. Johor. l>ato Haji Syed Abdul Kadir. making the 'white area" declaration on the Padanc at Batu Pahat ye*terflay.— Straits Times picture.
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    Girl saw father; set fire to mother
    312 7 BARBER SENTENCED TO HANG IPOH. Wednesday. SPEAKING in fluent Tamil, an 11-year-old Chinese 5 girl adopted by an Indian tamily today told Mr. Justice Buhagiar how her adopted father had poured icerosene on her mother and set her alight. The girl. Sarojah. was
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    Ruler entertains naval visitors
    49 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Sultan of Selangor this afternoon entertained the officer? of three destroyers of the I Indian naval squadron, now at Port Swettenham. to tea at the Istana at Taylor Road here About 80 officers and Gov- ernment officials attended the] party. I
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    NO DEBTS AFTER THIS —DOWN ON THE FARM
    128 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. 'THE 6.000-stronK Federation of Rural co-operative Societies in Perlis has decided on a five-year plan to aid farmers. Each member will be askrri to contribute $20 yearly. Within five yrars the federation will have $600,000 for use on welfare
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    Sentence reduced on appeal
    49 7 Goh Wan 81n. who appealed against a Criminal District Court sentence of four months' gaol for cheating a woman. Sin Chye Yin, by dishonestly in- ductng her to deliver $59 to him. had his sentence reduced to one month in the Singapore High Court yesterday.
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    Cargo from China
    28 7 The 4.153-ton Klrsten Shou arrived In Singapore yesterday from the Chinese port of Tslngtao with 5.600 tons of general cargo. She Is going to Hamburg.
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    Closed—for the opening
    44 7 Closed— for the opening KUALA LUMPUR. Wrd. Federal House, the now seyenstoroy Government office bui'dlng here, will be closed to the public between 830 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. next Monday. Reason: The High Commissioner. Sir Donald MacOUHvray will be performing the opening ceremony then.
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    Didn't give way
    23 7 For not eivine way to traffic approaching from the right Chua Ah Trek of Silat Road was fined $30 yesterday.
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    It cost her $10 to be the only trisha girl
    164 7 It cost her $1 0 to be the only trisha girl AFTER convicting a 19-year-old Singapore waitress. Asiyah binte Jair i yan of riding a trlsK* without a liceScV Mr. J- M. prl'Sioke'ca'cu^ted to 4 dra f^The trUh. at C.ey--15 she was fined M Tay Kirn Guan. the owner of
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    No home when they got home
    53 7 IPOH. Wed. A squatter' Wong Wan Lee. 5«, and his wife, who live in Tanah Hitam New Village, came back from work in the fields yesterday to find their house in ashes and all their belongings lost Their three children, a girl and two
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    A JOB IN DELHI FOR MR. MENON
    132 7 A JOB IN DELHI FOR MR. MENON AMR. GOP ALA MENON. A Indian Government Representative in Malaya, leaves Singapore on July 18 for New Delhi to take up a now appointment. Mr. Menon told the Strains Times last night: "I feel it difficult to wrench myseU from a place and
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    Meeting off
    17 7 KLANG, Wed. The Klarg rown Board meeting scheduled for today was postponed- to July 14.
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    Four men face abduction charge
    110 7 Four men face abduction charge KITALA LUMPUR, Wed. I^OUR mm wore rhargrrl today in the Sessions Court hfrr with kidnappirm a yonnß woman and hrr son. and thrro other men wrro rharurd with anpttins;. Kornai 1 Slneh. 3a Bachan Singh. 34. Sohan Slni?h 35 anrt Ralla Rlnah 31. wen- charged
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    Girl missing
    34 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed A report has been made to thn police thai Tan Kirn Lirn an 18-vrar-nU: girl, who left hrr homr at Bulok Kasop new on June 30, has not returned.
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    NEW 5 C STAMPS NEXT WEEK
    94 7 The new Queen Elizabeth 'lye-cent stamps will be on >ale at all post oftlces In Sintapore and Malacca on July 12. On the same day, the King jeorge VI Issue of this denonlnatlon will be withdrawn. Post offices and agencies In ?enang will also
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      114 7 U\\T NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS E FEDERATION OF MALAYA if pmploy*r» havi -mployeef accidentally i > Mm federation Workmen's Comi uhirh rame into force on Ist April. 1953 of employee including otlte* and rarr« of compcniation art •i Thi« ne» hurden on employer* may n« U 'by m<>in- nl a Workmen's
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    I was told fire services were being re-organised before crash: Witness
    610 8 A QANTAS employee yesterday told the Singapore court of inquiry investigating the crash of the BOAC Constellation at Kallang Airport on March 13 that he was informed last January the airport fire services were being re-organised. Norman Henry Powell,
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    7 TEETH ; LOST IN ASSAULT, HE SAYS
    188 8 7 TEETH LOST IN ASSAULT, HE SAYS I IM GUAN TYE, a car driver, alleged in Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday that he was assaulted and had seven teeth knocked out. Four brothers. Choo Ah Heng. Choo Ah Nee. Choo Choon Hoo and Choo Choon Moh. j were accused of
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    7 Alliance men quit
    56 8 Council carries on SUNGEI PATANI. Wed. Seven elected UMNO-MCA councillors did not attend to- day's month'v Town Council) meeting here. The meeting carried on with seven nominated officials, two nominated and two elected councillors. Five new sub-committees were appointed to replace those which had been dissolved
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    SELF-DEFENCE PLEA FAILS: MAN TO DIE
    148 8 IPOH. Wednesday. MR. JUSTICE BUHAGIAR, in the Assize Court here, yesterday disagreed with the assessors— a Chinese and an Indian on the question of self-defence and found Kanthamoney, a labourer, guilty of murdering Suppiah, a gardener. Kanthamoney, 43, was sentenced to death. He was
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    Anniversary talks
    77 8 Community leaders will talk on various cultures at the fifth I anniversary of the Pure Life Society, at Puchong Road. j Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday. The speakers will be Swaml Satyananda, Inche Mohamed Din bin All, Mr. William Kmslie, Dr. 8. C. Kwong. Mr. R. Ramani, Mr. Tom
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    'I spent my wedding night alone in a cowshed'
    326 8 'I spent my wedding night alone in a cowshed MAN IN CASE OF $1,000 'BRIDE' SAYS— A MILK vendor who paid $1,000 to •marry" a 16-year-old Kuala Lumpur girl told the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday he was "deceived by everybody" connected with the 'marriage" arrangements and spent his weddinu
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    HE S THE GOOD SAMARITAN TO A WHOLE COMMUNITY
    105 8 HE S THE GOOD SAMARITAN TO A WHOLE COMMUNITY AKOKIASA.MY, a La- bourer, i* one of the best Red Cross workers in Layang Layang. a Johore Red Cross officer. .Miss M. A. Newsom. said yesterday. Arokia&tmy acts as interpreter between the many Tamil families in Layang Layang and the Milay-speaking
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    $15 in letter for job, court told
    82 8 $15 in letter for job, court told PENANG. Wed APenang Harbour Board officer. A. Maliappan. told the magistrate's court today that when he received an application for a tob from a Malay, tie found $15 enclosed Ibrahim bin Arshad. 25. claimed trial to having corruptly given Maliappan the money as
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    He abused S.C. —fined $5
    57 8 While Singapore police were taking action against hawkers causing obstruction in Tiontr Poh Road market on May 17. Lim Kirn Beng, a joss stick seller, abused a special constable who told him to move off. ThU was stated In a Singapore court yesterday when Dm
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    Driver fined $50 for overloading
    52 8 A lorry-driver, Koh Kirn j Seng, of Farrer Road, was fined $50 in Singapore ye.sterday for overloading along Collyer Quay on May 31. < Koh, the court was told, loaded 11 tons 19 C wts. of rub- ber when the laden weight per- J mltted
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    The open-air film shows can go on
    68 8 SINGAPORE community centres will be allowed to -ontinue their open-air -inertias. The City Council's Building Committee has a^re -d that they should be exempted from bylaws which forbid Open-air shows within a mile of inertias unless certain conditions are :omplied with. It was
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    M.P. passes through
    55 8 Mr. F. Hackett. a New Zraiand MP. passed throußh Singapore by Qantas-BOAC yesterday en route to Nairobi k) attend the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference. Mr. Hackett was Minister of rransport and Postmaster3eneral in the former Labour 3overnment. He was met at Kallang airport by Mr P F
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    Call for blood to Methodists
    52 8 To get members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship to ;ive blood, a film show and alk on blood transfusion will >c held at the Straits Chinese Church. Kampong Kapor Read, it 8 p m on Saturday. Mr Dixon Chen of the Blood fransfusion Bervice wUI
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    RITSON RENT HITS $1,500 MAN FIVE TIMES AS HARD
    138 8 The Singapore Government has i set up a six-man committee to correct "anomalies" in the Ritoon recommendations on rent chargeable to employees occupying Government quarters. The committee consists of three Government officials and three representatives of the Federation of Government Employees'
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    Students sleep in open on $300 tour
    143 8 AMONG 1,200 Chinese mostly young people bound for Red China— who left Singapore In the TJiluwah yesterday were 41 University of Malaya students travelling as deck-passengers on a study tour. Two women students travelled tourist class. T*Vi_ vrnrfpnt* KnunH far Hong Kong on
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    1776 9 TIMES special FEATURE 'Merry Widow' poisoned 12 to pay for her lovers HERE was nothing about the Widow Becker to mark her as one of the most lustful, wholesale murderesses of modern times. Grey laired and attractive in a lavender-and-lace way, 53-years-old Marie Becker was known in Liege as the
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      121 9 MUMS I there's a |Cu?sonlS ■just for yo(i I mil blossom DIMASK ROSE CORONATION f P UrtAfc^ MIMOSA I *ii-* IL A C IplBIHOUS? d for o copy of r//t' Direct Way to Success his FREE Book will show you how to IMPROVE r OUR POSITION by qualifying through postal
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      175 9 S/i#»r/o#7. Hnlnnvs il<>'s g/uil<> dvmt! I THESE ARE \J I HERE HE \€>. THAT'S 'OLD &&MSTOHE" II WE REAOVED *IR V IOUR EFfOrrs I THE LONDON >M(f.MOLME6. J RK3HT ENOUGH. I KNOW JAUBREV FROM I WERE HOPE" I MEN. OUI?& IS A(?M-SERVED UNDER THE URTIFICIAL I?ES- kf*A^ IS QUITE r
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    STRAITS PRODUCE OFFICIAL PRICES
    165 10 Singapore Chamber of Com- merce Straits produce prices pit plcul on July 5 were: Sago flour Slak $12.12'? Sarawak 1 12.37.. Llngga $1325 No. 1 $13 50 Muntox white pepper genuine July $200 FAQ. July $195 Small pearl Sago $17.50 tapioca fair $19.25 tapioca flour No.
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    Austral Malay
    29 10 June returns announced by Austral Malay Tin Ltd are: Th»h«wleik 580 piculs of tin ore recovered. Pan tali Tin 841 piculs and Austral Amalgamated 2 236 pirn.s
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    RUBBER HAS PRICE DROP
    639 10 Industrials again THK rubber price in Singapore \c> easier and quieter with less trade supp,, closed at 71] cents a Ib., down 1 J cent. r with Tuesday's closing price. At one stage of tradinc howrvrr thf uated up to 71 2 rents for July and
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    8 10 RI'BBUR: 71 Ib. (down 1 i
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    55 10 A strong movemen Loan i flradfou: Aust. B. Hill I Con. Zinc Courtaiiltl Drug H. Cioldslx new i I C.I. i A I. CM. i r 1 Mount i N Broken Woolwoi Woolwortl A Am I J A. B: Burns P Fcit and Herald Hi Hill .in FVko
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    RUBBER PRICES
    69 10 Rubbr: I New J It latci ack ol ai ■orre tr:\de buying pul I :ent.v J ■^c however tone ban pet 1b m < No. 1 U. sellers 71 Singapore Chaml ci < Rubber yesterday Wfdi cents per pound No. 1 R S.S. < Spot No. i RJBJB
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    45 10 Singaporr Mm* ihansr: noon buyer? buyers. 130 changed; S.i 4 lok white (2i: Lampoiu II < HI i.l M oil »5l II B. i m a.m. $3<i quiet noon $30 tone dull 4 r i sellers: tone quk n«nn I pm 130 pm *3"
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    41 10 I On the free exehance market in Hong Konc yesurday the 0 B dollar was quoted a' i 787S for cash and 5 8075 (or T.T Sterltne was quotrd at lS.fi and one tael of gold a' 251 «2S
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    70 13 MOM. KOMI. Wed. MR. Jack Skinner. ihaimian n r He. ni; Rone Football Assni i.itinii. said today the \nnih i.ition decided not In invitr the Hungarian national MCMt team here next Spring a> >u>jse>ted li> certain mrmberv "We decided 4« invite Switzerland's Grasshoppers team instead". h<;idded.
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    247 14 riiHKKK trams are unbeaten in the Singapore Table Tennis Association's junior int«r-club league, which was concluded at the. Haoov Table Tennis Centre last night. The unbeaten teams were Shins Wan <Red> in Group A"; Tionß Bahru (Blue* in Group "B" and Chinese V.M.C.A.
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    52 14 Victoria School b»»t St. Joseph's Institution by three runs In friendly cricket match played at Bras Basah Road ground veslerday Victoria School 93 (Jayathurai 14 Andrew Perfira 13 E Wicks 5-18 1 S.J.I 90 iG. Wljeystnghe 38 not iut. James Quck 12. Tan Henc
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    606 14 CGT Hamzah Hussein iChangn. 0 LAC Derek Stirk and LAC Richard Harris (both Seletan. between them set up five out of seven records at the annual Royal Air Force Singapore and MalayT athletic championships held at Seletar yesterdny Hamzah won the 100 yds in 10
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