The Straits Times, 27 July 1954

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    15 1 The Straits Times Ksld. 1 84s. SINGAPORE. TI'KSDAY. JULY !7. J9S4 IS CENTS MoWr* tie***"*
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    ■Pictures mf dead 1 after ■nurder
    653 1 ■Pictures mf dead 1 after ■nurder ■By WILLIAM FISH I f FRANCIS WONG K^k'OKISTS w h ,^M irdrrrrl \w» Ku on Ktilai Oil H state. Johore, \n^H Sundty, took pir- i»| the horiirs and I i| lid to h third H nt thr Hin\vav\\. Mr. I lore heading mo Iho
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    REDS FILM AMBUSH
    28 1 CROSS: BANDITS SHOT HIM, JUSTICE KNIGHT: HE COULDN'T GO THEN GAVE FIRST AID I —MISSED FATAL TRW IN MALACCA A 80YS PARENTS WAIT FOR NEWS
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    SCENE OF THE ATTACK
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    Behind the tree stumps death waited
    84 1 ■Z I MIS Straus Tilt! piclun »hiiwv ihr ».en<- of Sun iaar'i aakMsfe »i Ratal Z .liihuir The handits. he-tKi'i-n :n and .".0 of I hem. attacked from the top of Z the slope nn the richt. r ''.'ii iii out tree slumps provided
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    Mr. MacDonald off to Borneo
    36 1 The OoaunlMioner -General, Mi Malcolm Mac Donald. left SingKDon by air ywtertey for consultations "I'h fh» Governor and other officials a' .tesseiton British North Borneo. He will return latr: •his ueek
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    WIFE IN MARRIAGE MIX-UP DIES
    189 1 Police star/ an investigation poiicp are Invectifmtlhg thp doath of Augusta Ne. "28. who ficurpri rerpntly in a mar- nage mix-up. She died in the WiMidnnric Hospital yesterday four days after the ilose of a rase in Which Kdward ra*elval McCarthy Heyzer. hep husband "in
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    On the reserve
    51 1 LONDON Mon Two of Bri miii's veteran aircraft carrleci Implacable and lnd<f;> tigahle. are to be placed on t hi- reserve the Admiralty said today Their placet In the Royal Naval Training Snm ClrOD will rw> filled hy the lUhl tit*{ r»ni*r» The«»ui in 4 Oc< «ii
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    255 Maus held
    41 1 255 Ma us held NAIF.OBI. Mon. Brin>h >nrt troops seized >S.S Ma'i Vl an terrorlaU and aupptrter? one of the blßgest capture of the Hmergency in a raid ■I Thlka ifi miles north of nf r p it was announced today
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    Just one more day to wait
    76 1 Just one more day to wait rp/VE Malayan Monthly, I the n*u StrnUx Tiwr inaQn-ine. irill he on sal*" throughout Molaitn to~z 'lorroir. The August t.Mwe m tronoh/ pictorial and it packed ictth foptcn) o»riWe.t. teoturex and K i. *t -class fiction. In addition, there tx n iieu 520.000 Must-Be-
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    Worst is over
    20 1 VIENNA Mon. The worst iho floods in Hungary has IK>W passed. Budapest Radio .aid >itd ay Renter
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    A minister reports
    59 1 JAKARTA. Wed A Cabinet Minister. Dr. Muhammad Yamln. a member of the Indn neslan delegation t<> the Hague talks on abrogation of the Dutch Indonesian Union returned here lodav to report to hi* government. The sinning of the nnichIndoneslan agreement was postponed on Saturday follow in? new
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    Pakistan clamp on Red envoys
    41 1 KARACHI Mon. The Pakistan Government ha* ordered restriction.* on the movement-* of Soviet diplomat.* for Ift ml lev around Karachi it wa.« announced today. The measure follows reslricdon.s placed on the Pakistani Bmbawv in Moscow Renter.
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    We are sure Paul is alive, they say
    299 1 MALACCA Mon 'PHE PARENTS or Paul 1 Yonß Nam Ying, 18. the only Malayan passenK^r in the Cathay Pa< mr Airways Skymaster shot down noar Hainan Island last Friday, hope that, he is still alive on the island. Paul's father, Mr. Yong
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    Death comes to council
    77 1 KOTA BAHRI' Mon A member of the Tumpat Town Council. Tuan Hajt Cne Ma> bin Abdul Aziz eollapseri and died at the first meeting of the Town Council held thimorning in the Tum,>at District Office He wa.s hlso a mentber of the State Council. Kelantan He
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    Ex-governor dies
    23 1 SAIGON. Mo«i. Nguyen Hun Tri. former governor of North Vietnam, died today following an Internal hemorrhage He wax «2. A. P.
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    Goods to reds embargo cut
    53 1 LONDON. Mon. The Prr- dent of the Board of Trad' Mr' Peter Thorneycroft tolri the Houm of Common* *or!ay thai Britain and the United BtatM hart agreed to nil 'h»> list of strateßleallv embargoed goods to the Soviet hloc. ex eluding China, fov one-third from
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    Dr. John was trapped by the Reds
    172 1 BONN Mon The Interior Minister. Mr. Gerhard Schroe der shlil today that according in HVHllablr Information the mining went German Security Chief. Dr Otin John trapped into goln* over lo Fast Germany and did not defect Mt Sehroeder Mid tt hud 1 ryen
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    U.S. SHOOTS DOWN TWO I RED PLANES
    210 1 'A t tacked us during Hainan rescue WASHINGTON. Vlon 'PHK Stat* Department said today that two I.S. carrier h a s c rt planr* shot down two Communist plane' which attacked them while they were searching" for survivors of Ihr Cathay Pacific Skymaster
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    Red 'last gasp' attacks flare up i I
    187 1 Red 'last gasp' attacks flare up i I HANOI. Mon LIGHTING has flurrr) up in thr Rtr! Rivnr ri^ltn and alonu thp AnI nam roast despite tomm row's cpaspftip rlf-arillne for northern Vietnam A French High Command jiookenman said today 'hat the ''ommunUt led V'.etm;nh reinched a f on 'he
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    STOP PRESS
    54 1 <ri\ I! 1 \MR\s 1- M -I Is Mil N HINO m\. M-Mi Imhawtadm Inn p.iirl Mxlflen urn I i.icl i, „n i —tit. n Renter. i PILOTS ioi.i- R| K <l\ I KM.'. VV \v-||\(. l(i\ M lump < i >.u,| In ire iimi.T hr "qatrk if
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    Chou flics home
    36 1 BERLIN Mon Ml ''hrn; Bn-lal the fhin'.-. Premtei and Foreign M;ni»t, Fast Berlin hv an "irl-> ,i thr^e rla v to P. king from a< tv Baal German nw* a*enc; \DN renor'ed Rf-uter
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    China tells Britain: We 're sorry
    120 1 HUM, KONG. Mon PEKING Radio announced that China had express •«1 regret to Britain over the ciriVnl.«l and unforttin lie" shlNltinK dnun >i I the Skymmster airliner near Hainan island last Friday thr regret wa* exprev>ed in a letter addressed to th<British Government h>
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    BRITAIN WELCOMES 'PROMPT OFFER TO MAKE AMENDS
    433 1 BRITAIN WELCOMES 'PROMPT OFFER TO MAKE AMENDS LONDON. Monday T'HK Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, said to- day that thv> British Government welcomed China's prompt offei to make amends for thr shootlag down of a British Skymaster airliner otT Hainan last week. In a statement to the House of Commons
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    RESCUE CREW TELL STORY
    577 2 'We taxied two miles through 12 foot waves' MANILA. Monday. THE CREW of an American Air Force Albatross amphibian from Clark Field, a UJ3. air base near here, told today how they rescued survivors M the Cathay Pacific Skymaster shot down near Hainan Island by Red
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    Marjorie -roses, roses all the way
    233 2 Marjorie -roses, roses all the way A LONG BEACH QUOTE- A RARE BEAUTY WITH BRAINS LONG BEACH, Mon A REAL credit tx> Malaya That wu how Oscar Meinhardt. the pageant producer of the Miss Universe contest, described Miss Marjorie Wee. the Malayan entrant. He added: "Marjorie is one ot those
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    Japs in Peking
    15 2 LONDON, Mon. A delegation of Japanese Diet members arrired In Peldnsr vesterdav.—Reuter
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    He claims Cyprus for Greece
    64 2 NEW YORK. Mon—Christian A. Azelox, Greek Con Aul-Oeneral in New York. Mild in a .speech yesterday that Cyprus, a British colony in the Mediterranean, "should be united with Greece "It is Incomprehensible that the island is now under forelirn rule," Axelox told a convention of
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    Two new operas
    41 2 LONDON. Mon The autumn opera season at the Royal Opera House. Covent Garden, which starts on Oct. 28, will include two new British operas. "Trollus and Cresslda," by Sir William Walton, and Midsummer Madne.ss by Mkhaei Tlbbett.— Reuter
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    U.S. 'spies' gaoled
    26 2 BERLIN. Mon —Bast Oeiman Communists announced last night nine "American airents" nave been sentenced to prison on charges of economic and military espionage
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    WITH LOVE TO THE MAYOR-A KRIS
    55 2 WITH LOVE TO THE MAYOR -A KRIS ARJOBI£ WEE, representing Malaya in the Miss Universe Beauty Pageant at Lang Beach, California, presents a gift to Lone Beach mifor George M. Vermili ion < right). Looking on is Mr. Bor* Ku sell, the master ot mrmonies. The gift w»« a kris
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    The flying horses—worth $2 millk
    87 2 The flying horses worth $2 millk SHANNON AIRPORT. Mon Four special airliners took off from here yesterday with 25 of the Aga Khan's yearling norses worth about £260.500 (M 52.200.000) They were bound from the Aga Khan's Irish stables for the Saratoga. New York iurumn sales. All the horses boarded
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    FRENCIE BUSINES MAY ST. IN HANG
    62 2 FRENCIE BUSINES MAY ST. IN HANG 10 bp hand Communist I'A carry on i unrtpr Vletrainj, The MWSJM I ■mW todaj being former! inch civil,, vould only »nd total Banknote 'he Com mi 11 Vietnamwhich are back ith Vietminl The nlar:k ma.-k»' x ■>*s changed Hu i Prench Banl n
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    Uranius find reports start share boom
    30 2 Uranius find reports start share boom I B vv L li finrft i(J^ in im»,~/ I'ht- rici,. hr I've. i hitt'rikufc the Rum luni J lian i ranjij ,fni Krut'r
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    OON—A BIG 3 GET TOGETHER
    230 3 OON— A BIG 3 GET TOGETHER to foil that Red 'spanner in works' bid LONDON, Monday. 'pHRhE power consultations on a Western reply to last week's Russian note, proposing a conference on a European collective security pact, iire likely to befcin in three or four days time, a Foreign Office
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    THEY PLAN SAFE TOBACCO
    167 3 THEY PLAN SAFE TOBACCO ft cancer-free riparcttes o Brasll, Mon. :lip t to make Ijl -.ifr from r t of heart cancer was M ,v by Dr. E. Hammond, ot Yale Univoi".^A i.d in PaP'T :i Inti rnalional l^l^B here that arettf !<>na«- developed thai 4 1 r>| the agents
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    Liner arrives
    13 3 IRK. Mon. The tlian liner Cristohas arrived on \oyage from Italy.
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    Ex-Nazis demand compensation
    45 3 BERLIN. Mon.— About 3.500 former Nazis, once interned In British camps in Oermany. yesterday demanded "compensation for injustice" The claim was made by speakers of the "Association for the Interests of those wronged by de-Naziflcation. which seeks public rehabilitation of members. A.P
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    Brakes a must for bicycles
    52 3 LONDON. Mon. Ridine a bicycle without brakes will be made illegal in Britain from next September. The law apclies to children's bicycles, too. If a child's bicycle has no brakes or brakes that do not act, the parent will be liable as well a.« the
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    Menon in London
    36 3 LONDON. Mon. Mr. V. K. KrLshna Menon, India's chief representative at the United Nations, arrived in London by air last night from Paris for a three-day unofficial visit before retumine to Delhi Reuter
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    39 Mau killed
    32 3 NAIROBI. Tues. Thirtynine Mau Mau suspects were killed and more than 1.500 tribesmen were detained in operations ln Kenya at the weekend, an official communi quo said today. Reuter.
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    Actress weds
    17 3 HOLLYWOOD, Mon. Film producer Stanley Rubin and actress Kathleen Hughes were married last night.— A.P.
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    THE ADMIRATION IS MUTUAL
    51 3 I w.hu children lean Iroin upstair;, windows and a i-rowo oi excited neighbours gather as Queen Kliy.-ihrUi the Queen Mother stops to admire the front garden of Mr. Henry Leggetter, in Fulham, London. The Queen Mother was touring garden^ on former bomb sites In London. Reuter
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    'U.S. defaulted on Indo-China'
    295 3 ADLAI STEVENSON FLA YS POLICY ANCHORAGE. Alaska. Monday. AMR. ADLAI STEVENSON charged yesterday that "U.S. policy defaulted and France salvaged what she could" out of the Indo-China settlement. Mr. Stevenson. 1952 Democratic Party candidate for the American Presidency, made his first public commerf. on the Indo-China
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    'DELUGE' SWAMPS ENGLAND
    119 3 LONDON. Mon. NON-STOP week-end rain continued today over most of Southern England, washing out campers, threatening floods and spoiling sport. With more rain forecast. London had already had an inch of rain ln the 24 hours up to today, but many other places in the south reported
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    RED GOLD FIND IN SHOP RAID
    139 3 RED GOLD FIND IN SHOP RAID COLOMBO. Mon. |""li bullion And foreign currency notes for Communists in Ceylon were seised by customs officers In a dingy shop hrre. it was learned today A customs source said three parcels of gold weighing 11 pounds and worth 30.000 rupees (about M*r.\:,om and
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    Horses in big race switch auctioned
    174 3 LONDON. Monday 'THE story of the £60.000 Francasal race horse switr-h. one of the biggest, betting coups ever attempted in Britain, ended today when the two horses concerned. Francascal and Santa Amaro, were auctioned for £168 and £420 respectively Santa Amaro was sold a
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    Nehru hopes for early settlement
    118 3 Nehru hopes for early settlement NEW DELHI. Mon. Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, yesterday said that he hoped the question of the i French settlements in India would soon be settled amicably i Puylng tribute to the French i Prime Minister. M. Pierre i Mendes France for "courage and
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    Visit delayed
    23 3 WELLINGTON. Mon. Madame Pandit, President of the United Nations Oeneral A—tinbly. has postponed her good I wil! visit to New Zealand
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    Indian pay
    37 3 NEW DELHI Mon. The average Indian industrial worker earns the equivalent nf US$lO IB (MS3Oi a month and he spends about 58 per rent nf that on food, a Laboi. Ministry survey disclosed. —A. P.
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    206 released
    28 3 CAIRO. Mon- The Egyptian Government today released 20fl prisoners who were granted an amnesty on the second anniversary of the revolution whlrh deposed King Farouk.— Reuter.
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    Baseball riot
    25 3 TOKYO, Mon. Two thousand fans broke up a baseball game In Tokyo yesterday when they rioted in protest against an umpire's decision.— U.P.
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    For 12 men of peace—a diet of atoms
    107 3 For 12 men of peace— a diet of atoms DENVER Mon Twelve young men. religlo^'v °Pposed to war. wlll sta rt diet this Autumn on food exposed to atomic radiation They are volunteers. Their care and quarters will be the best and tW will be paid UB*s a I day
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    LONDON STOCKS
    229 3 lONDON Mon Closing middle price* of selected •locta, not Uiehidtnt sump duty *er«: UM ConaoU Fundlnj 4% 1M War »H% M' 4 BANK* Mercantile. (CI3M) M Eastern < E5 > SV Chartered t£ > 43. Hongkong (Sl3St U'i INSURANCE Com Un (uts.) 3\ Royal J4 7 PrudentUl 43
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    LONDON TIN
    23 3 LONDON. July Cash Buyers £757: Sellers £758: Korward Bayers £752: Sellers £753: Settlement £75ti; Turnover a.m. M tons; p.m. 40 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    39 3 LONDON. July 28.— Spot aO'-d.. Aug. 20*»d.. Sept. JO'id.. Oct.-riec. 20 id.. Jan-Mar. Jo', 2 d Apr. -June JONd July c if. JO 7 I6d Aug c.l.r 20 7, 16d.. Sept C.1.1 20 7 t«cl. Tone: Quiet.
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    Polio confirmed
    35 3 VALETTA. Mon. A case oi inlautUe paralysis at a school for children of naval personnel was confirmed yesterday by naval authorities, who warned parents to keep their children away from the school —Reuter.
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    Cartel to end
    21 3 SANTIAGO, Mon— The Chilean Government is to abolish its monopoly for exploiting the nations oil resources -AJ>. !■»><> iT..%,»
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    Women to learn about tramps
    38 4 Mr .lohnnv Johnson will speak on •Remarks on the Life of a Tramp" at tomorrow s weekly meeting of the International Women's Club at the Singapore Y.W.C.A.. Raffles Onav at 10 a m.
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    Japs get ready to reopen mine in Kelantan
    157 4 IRON ORE LINK WITH BRITISH FIRMS TEAM of British and Japanese engineers will lu-yiii an extensive survey of the Temanggan iron ore mine in Kelantan early next month t«« assess the possibility of developing it This mine was bought by a Japanese
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    CAMERAMAN IS MARRIED
    52 4 Mil MICHAEL WONG >\\ M 1...V a Itepartmenl of Information cameraman in Kuala Lumpur, helps his bride. Mix- Prisrilla Nancy Tay Kheng Luan. daughter of the latr Mr. and Mn. Tay Choon Whye, to cut their wedding cake at the reception «t the Eastern Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.
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    Change of mindbrought him $1,250
    127 4 KUALA KANGSAR. Mon /'HANGING his mind proved V lucky /or Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Samad. a teacher at the Clifford School, who was one of the four winners of the Straits Times $5,000 word nuzzle "JJ". Inche Ibrahim had always been interested in the straits
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    Menon goes on farewell tour
    56 4 Mr. M. Oopala Menon, p tiring Representative of tht Government of India in Malaya, leaves Singapore by air today for Kuala Lumpur on a farewell tour of the Federation. He will be in Kuantan on Wednesday, Kuala Trengganu on Thursday, Kota Bahru on Friday, and
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    TEMPORARY CLERKS TO DECIDE THIS WEEK
    125 4 'PEMPORARY clerks in Singapore Government deA partments will decide on Thursday whether to accept the scheme to make 350 of the 600 temporary staff permanent Under the scheme, ter- j porary clerks transferred to permanent service will be placed on a point one inert*
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    Cook died in accident
    44 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. A misadventure verdict was re- 1 turned today on Tan Ah Mok, a cook, who died after a collision with a military vehicle on May 22. The accident occurred near the pntrance to Majedee Bar- 1 racks
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    Talk to youths
    34 4 Mr. Dixon Chen of the Singapore Blood Tranfusion Service will talk to the Oeylang Youth Fellowship at th« M.Q.S. Hall, at 6.30 p.m. on Saturday on the need for blood donors.
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    Thief gaoled
    33 4 A Singapore court yesterday sentenced Wont Ah Teh, 31, to two months' gaol for stealing a fountain pen worth $35 from William Llm Choon Peng at North Bridge Road on Saturday.
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    THEFTS AS THE BAND PLA YED
    41 4 PENAUG, Mon. Thieves .-■Kile three bicycles yesterday evening while the Penang Municipal Band played in the Botanical Oardervs Another two bicycles were stolen on Saturday evening while the owners were watchlne Penann combined school sports.
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    Ticket forgery alleged
    40 4 Ho Kirn Choon wa« yesterday charged in a Singapore court with forglnn three Malayan Airways tickets between June 10 last year and January 20. He was remanded, and the case will be mentioned at a later date
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    —SOVIETSHIP SAVES 3 FROM LEGION
    108 4 TWREE French Foreign Legionnairf s dived overboard from the troopship Skaugum on Sunday night in Singapore harbour and swam to the nearest ship the Soviet freighter Archanglesk. The men, Heintz Johne, 24 Hans Kuhne, 20, and Walter Qausmann, 22 all Germans, were taken before the
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    Extortion bid alleged
    48 4 Urn Chve Soon was yesterday charged ln Singapore with attempting to extort $10.80 from a hawker, Chua Hen« Heng, and threatening to overturn his tricycle stall at Lorong 39, Oeylang, on Saturday morning. Lim claimed trial and was remanded to the C.I.D. lock-up until tomorrow.
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    Variety show
    22 4 The Indian Recreation Club. Singapore, will present a variety show "Vanity Footlight" ln aid of Its building fund* on Saturday
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    Lottery fine
    26 4 For assisting to run a chap-Jl-ki at Lavender Street. Singapore, on Saturday. Ken Ah Poh. 31. was yesterday fined $150 or two months' gaol.
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    Pressure dome to have been earlier, says
    96 4 Pressure dome to have been earlier, says AFIRE expert said yesterday that, thf rear pressure dome on a 8.0.A.C. Constellation which crashed at Kallang Airport on March 13, would have made an excellent escape route for the passengers If It had been opened sooner. The expert. William Charles Harris, was
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    Escape method not tried
    143 4 Mr. Potts: The best, perrons to know about the dome would be the crew of the aircraft?—l should think cprtain of the crew would know, but bearing in mind that, they were dazed. I would expect more help from the ground engineers, who must be familiar
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    Problem of the firemen
    251 4 He said his main problem with the fire was to decide whether or not there was a deep-.seaied fire in 'hf cen tre section of the Constella tion in the early stages. or whether it was merely a flash of flame. Mi. Potts suggested to Hurrt;
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    Brandy given to crew
    47 4 It was quite possible that many of the passengers were unconscious before they were burnt to death. Dr. G R. de Souza, Health Officer at Kallang airport, said when he went to the scene of the crash and saw some of the Constellation's
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    Now they can smoke WITH dignity
    117 4 a SINGAPORE City Council committee has hit on a compromise on the allied problems of smokinc and dignity at meetings. The committee recommends that councillor! should not! smoke while meetings are held jut that smoking should oe allowed when the meetings resolve into general
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    ough opened expert
    19 4 ough opened expert H« reti terminal branrl" to »h>Some fore t,f Di .ievci| plan.dun thai prevent ing -h coli
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    Knife attack by gang 'SECRET SOCIETY
    20 4 Knife attack b y gang 'SECRET SOCIETY Ooh Tat Si day. membci hammer and sjww Whi;. stood GohV crJbed vcster
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    Two airmen art hurt in crash
    29 4 Two airmen art hurt in crash I*o from Tengah. John II kand Eric C when theii near t.T Timah Road and Ccrii Road. Slnf day General Hospital jr.: hom''
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    Talk on prison
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    Bar glut sparks off a slump for bars
    141 5 Bar glut sparks off a slump for bars rH y ha I business inj Singapore, once one biggest sources to th^ ernmeni $22 mil- 1 in 1953 U today on oi collapse, pei cent of the n had losses in memttu; 20 pei ■bout lpvelleci out |Q pet cent made
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    UNIONS GET THEIR OWN NEWSPAPER their own
    56 5 UNIONS GET THEIR OWN NEWSPAPER their own ft LUMPUR, Mon— The rade Union AdI A Brazier today importance of a owned and cona trade union. inaugurating the i the Tamil weekly now owned and >\ the Plantation rnion of Malaya. /.iei added: "A union provide all workers with a powerful
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    Mid-year dance
    19 5 I'.ndrews Cathedral 'wship. Singapore, ts m id -yea i dance n the War Memol p.m on SaturI
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    Raffles Jstana: Friends to the rescue?
    106 5 If of Singapore (be Government to prewrvt buildings of BtKCtl in the Colony, I W Ong. the preTemenggong tstana at Telok Blangah Road, building may now be pulled. which ha.s been offered for down foi a hotel, sale, would be one of the Mr.
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    The silent men are fined $150
    43 5 Chua Hong and Quek Ser Peck were each fined $150, or six weeks' gaol, yesterday for failing to furnish particulars of their drivers. The particulars were required by the Singapore traffic police In connection with traffic offences.
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    They brewed own stout
    45 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Sim Ah Nee. 31, and Lim Boon Seng. 39, were fined $50 each in the Sessions Court here today for Illegally munutacturing 39 gallons of stout. They produced the liquor at Jalan Malor In the Imbi re settlement.
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    CHEAPER HOUSING LOANS —Only if money rate stays put, says Mr. Burgess
    235 5 CHEAPER HOUSING LOANS —Only if money rate stays put, says Mr. Burgess 'j^HK Federal and Colonial Building Society Ud. may redure it* lending rate in the near future Ihe general manager Mr. J. Burgess, said yesterday. Mr Burgess was commenting on a letter published in Saturdays Straits Times asking why
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    JULY TAX 'PANIC' ON AGAIN
    126 5 JULY TAX 'PANIC' ON AGAIN Many still have not paid up TWE "JULY PANIC" is again In full swing among Singapore motorists who forgot to pay their car taxes last month. Speaking from the scene of the "panic 11 the City Council's Vehicles' Office, a spokesman said yesterday: "Come down
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    30,000 leaflets woo a widow
    126 5 30,000 leaflets woo a widow AKOR BTAK. Mon. THIRTY THOUSAND leaflet* were airdropped in South Kedah today to woo a bandit's widow from her present life in the Junsie. "Come oat to a new happy world," Ah Lan. the woman, was urged in a special mesaaire from her former comrades.
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    He offered $2,2oo bribes, court told
    115 5 He offered $2,2oo bribes, court told rE trial of Lian Teck Chew on three charges of corruptly offering Mr. Ray William Waters, acting Deputy Superintendent, Harbour Board Police, three sums of money, opened at the Singapore Assizes yesterday. Lian was alleged to have offered Mr. Waters $900 on Aug. 17.
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    Bishop leaves for congress
    59 5 The Rt Rev. H W. Baines, Bishop of Singapore, left for Ihe United States yesterday to attend the Anglican Congre.ss at Minneapolis from Aug. 4 to 13, and the second assembly of the World Council of Churches at Evanston from Aug. 15 to 31. He plaivs
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    Market fair
    31 5 The Inner Wheel Societv. Singapore, will hold a market fair In aid of charity at the British Council Hall. Stamford Road, from 2pm to 7 p m on Friday
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    Mrs. Pandit: Let her visit Ipoh
    51 5 IPOH, Mon. The Perak United Indian Council yesterday sent a telegram to the Federation's Chief Secretary to make arrangements for Madame Vijayalakshml Pandit, president of the United Nations General Assembly, to spend "at least a couple of hours in Ipoh" when she tours the
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    Attacked girl of six: Gaol
    42 5 ALOR STAR. Mon— For sexually assaulting: a six year-old-girl. who was later found to have been Infected with a disease, a labourer, B. Subramaniam was today sentenced ,to seven years' gaol, and 12 strokes of the rotan
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    Naval visitors
    18 5 Nine warships of the Indian Navy are expected In Singapore on a courtesy visit on Aug.
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    This is the way to regain franchise
    220 5 FOR SUBJECTS OF INDIAN STATES tMDRMER subjects of Indian states, who are now in 1 Singapore and wish to be citizens of the United Kingdom and the Colonies, will have to prove that they are Indian citizens by registering with the Representative of
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    Aged 101, he is off to Mecca again
    134 5 Aged 101, he is off to Mecca again NAIROBI. Mon. SAID FATEH DIN, a retired Malay carpenter and cabinet maker, will board an airliner here on Saturday for his second pilgrimage to Mecca at the age of 101. Din made his first pilgrimage and flight at the age of 95.
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    Did you see this accident?
    58 5 Inspector G. Krlshnan. of the Singapore Traffic Police accident Investigations section, last night appealed for witnesses of a fatal accident hi the junction of Bedok Road and Changi Road on July 23 to contact him. Two pedestrian? were knocked down by a lorry. One of
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    Students bound for Red China
    37 5 The Sarawak Steamship I Company s vessel Rajah Brooke arrived in Singapore yesterday Irom Kuching with 38 Chinese students bound for Red China.' The .students will tranship by the first available boat.
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      270 5 Leading reporter* ttx »ortd over htvt tponttne<>,nh »ccl»im«J ih» ann/ing aocur«.\ o» *utomatk Br^li Minding on NtH-bMrmg? to ««»uhmj|iinf «.hai jer pfopulwon is 'o *v»tion J" Jjjlfr^^ S Jll The first self-winding watch on a ball-bearing y toon ton ihi<. fTE N IVMIOI Danishes the last weak spot in the
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      427 5 SINGAPORE DIARY POLICE BAND: Public concert, milestone Naval Bast Laboui Union. King Oeorgf V Park. 5.30 p.m to Owen Estate communttv centre, 7 30 p.nj i p.in SINGATOKG MUSICAL Sim IK I'.S.i.S.: Frer film shot* A i* for TV: full orchestral rehearial with Atom, Chry»t»l of Bnergy— #n -conJon Smeterhn.
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    168 6 2« Wordt SlO (mlHlmam). FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day In the -Malay Mail' If you want to win that $5,000 word puzzle. JUST ARRIVED American Cotton Dresses by Lobell Melville and Kenny*. Sizes 9 to 14. Prom $18 Harrows Ltd.. 7 Orchard Road. FOR LADIES ONLY Latest American Dresses available
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    DEATH
    34 6 M Worrfj J/» < minimum I ROBERTSON. At PletermanU-hwr-i N<t«l. on 18 7/54. Oyda j Robertson, widow of the lat« R. M. Robertson formerly of Port Dlckson. N.S. and Mother of Oyda Jean Bcott.
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    The Straits Times Singapore. Tues. July 27, 1954. Liberalising Trade
    646 6 The Straits Times Singapore. Tues. July 27, 1954. Liberalising Trade The "satisfying progress" towards the convertibility of European currencies and the expansion of world trade, reported by the International, Monetary Fund, is a promising prologue to the discussions that may be expected at the, annual meeting of the Fund's directors
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    Sarawak Forest Finds
    363 6 The forests of Sarawak can still furnish a surprise or two. The most unexpected of them, recorded in the Forest Depart I ment's annual report, is a Sumatran rhinoceros. It had been believed that the last specimen was killed several years ago, but one has now been
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    Peking's Regrets
    241 6 Communist China's apology for the shooting down of the Cathay Pacific airliner, and the 'killing of nine of its passengers i and crew, is far from a saxinifactory explanation of this harbarie outrage. But it is remarkable that responsibility ha.< been admitted at all. It was a further
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    Sir George Pepler on compensation scheme
    511 6 jyt ß. R. C. HUBBALL takes me to task for desiring to enable the people of Singapore to benefit from 1 the experience of the peo--1 pie of Britain in their long struggle "to tree sound planning for the benefit of the people, from
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    Parking meters will bring benefits
    452 6 ("kFFICE MOTORIST* in a recent letter does noi show the full com of running a 15 h.p. car for a month. Minimum fixed charge? are: Depreciation 'over B years' $70. Insurance Licence fee Garag* Cleaner nil Driver nil TOTAL m Minimum running cost per mile
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    Vagrants in Ipoh streets
    55 6 fN the area between the General Post Office and the National Registration Office in Ipoh, pedestrians are often confronted by street vagrants. They are asked If they want to change their identity cards, etc. These men are obviously touting for peti-tion-writers. Ipon should be rid of
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    Workers' two-job standard
    180 6 T SUOOEST that the main I*■ reason why the City Council workers are unwilling even to discuss the question of I doing an honest eight-hour day work in return for an increased days pay is that they dare not risk the possibility of I being unable to
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    Queen's Chinese 4not a spent force'
    121 6 Queen's Chinese 4 not a spent force' rIS is a sad sign. *ays Mr T. W. Ong. president. S.C.B.A Singapore, referring to the call of Mr. Khon Kirn Lian. the outgoing president. 8.C.8.A.. Malacca, i to Join forces with the Alliance. With due respect to Mr Ong. I beg to
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    Practice of religion is what is needed
    275 6 Practice of religion is what is needed \lfß- f. M. Quratshv I*l Islam has the answ> i the Reds. How right h»- is' Islam Indeed has the uuvei So ha.« Chrlstla'lity. So ha> Buddhism. The trouble Is that Muslims. Christians, and Buddhinot the answer, because they are content to profess
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    Students who live like lords
    121 6 IT must have surprlspd many 1 of your readers to read the other day that 1.100 Malayan students in Britain are costing the Malayan Government or .should I say, the tax payers £500 annually each or $4,700 000 in the aggregate Further, this is not
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    On the Margin
    37 6 On the Margin [ncoinpa, CPEAKBu *J rial Feder;,::. 'o talk 1 Mr hundre run* th« ben Alt'!- Mr nartv were n< 0 war. A* 1' Roll On him that ari>p Briti, for th< five w< and STAMI
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    THE STRIKERS SNUB SIR JOHN Ignore advice to return to their jobs, then negotiate
    360 7 THE STRIKERS SNUB SIR JOHN Ignore advice to return to their jobs, then negotiate I-« striking labour Of Singapore „il l;i<t nijfht L,orfd tllf arivU-f of rnor, Sir John tft urn to their a nd nefottato with council nithorities. tht io.oo« ■-!> decided ttif strike, which ninth rlav today. mtion
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    A £10,000 PARTY LOOK
    100 7 Dazzling Barbara awaits the 600 who come to dazzling night-out HiM'iiMitM in a gown ot patterned lace, 18-year-old Australian debutante Barbara Smith waits to receive her guests at ber £10, MO coining out party last Mona day night. The party cost her father, Mr. Stanley Smith,
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    ENGINEER GETS A DECREE
    82 7 ENGINEER GETS A DECREE MR. John Alfred Chippindale. an engineer, wu granted a decree nisi In Singapore yesterday on the grounds or desertion. The decree L« to be made absolute in three months. The couple were married in [England in December 1938 [There were no children. Mr. chippindale stated that
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    Knife attack
    27 7 Soh Lian Kan was fined j.-m'i yesterday in Singapore for causing hurt to Ng Kirn Poh on July 18 at Amoy Street with a knife.
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    Girl missing
    22 7 Ang See Cheng. 21. a farmer's daughter of Westlake Village, 15V 2 milestone. SembHwang Road. Singapore, was reported missing yesterday.
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    PUBLIC CAN PREVENT OVER-CHARGING
    195 7 'Shop where goods are cheapest 9 ANY complaints about shopkeepers or mßrket stallholders failing to price-tan their goods or selling «oods above their display prices will be investigated by the Department of Commerce and Industry The goods covered by the Price Control (Display of Prices) Order
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    Cruel to fowls —$100
    35 7 Koh Bock Kee was yesterday fined $100 or two months gaol in Singapore for causing unnecessary suffering to 345 fowls by jutting them In eight baskets on Sunday at Changl Road.
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    He used the firm's money, court told
    218 7 MANAGER ON $11,225 CHAKOh KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. \IR. C. WECHSLER. a director of Storch Brothers iTI Limited, told the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court today that when he checked the 1952 statement of accounts he became aware of some wrongful disposals of the firm's
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    VORKERS HAVE LOST $360,000 SO FAR
    93 7 VORKERS HAVE LOST $360,000 SO FAR 1-: .strike v Councils -paid employees $::60.000 in wage*, ng overtime pay. 536 on an ning of $4.50 a uri an fcvera«e ich for even montti •v granted •f working noun ha.« become another principal Issue. Any settlement is expected to cover back pay
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    Coffee stall robbed
    64 7 IPOH. Mon.— A coffee stall in Cownn Street was entered early on Saturday and $70 rash stolen. A stall employee wtto .slept < on the premises woke up next morning to discovei ihe theft Another victim of burnlar.s wa.« Dr. J. D. Rees. Whose <-a mers valued
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    Former teacher turns lawyer
    60 7 PENANG, Mon— Mr Chanß Mm Tat. a former school teacher who was sent by the Malayan Government to observe the British elections in 1950, was today admitted to the bar here. A graduate of Raffles College. Mi Chftng loined Exeter College, Oxford, in August 1950 He
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    _NOW — HE'S MR. JUSTICE TAN
    140 7 _NOW HE'S MR. JUSTICE TAN SINGAPORE'S first Asian puisne judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tah, presided in the High Court for the first time yesterday. Mr. Chonsr Thutt Pitt, a ■^nlor member of the bar, welcomed Mr. Justice Tan and said he was the first locally-born Colonial Legal Service officer to
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    Chosen chieftain is Mr. Ogilvie
    72 7 IPOH, Mon.— The following are office-bearers of the Perak .St. Andrews' Society for the year 1954—1955:. Chieftain Mr. C. Ogllvie, vice-chief tain Mr. F. P. McHoul, hon. secretary Mr. M. brsklne. Hon. treasurer Mr. M Mat-Donald. Committee Messrs K D. Robertson, D Freer, O MacKay,
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    Dope in car: Boy is acquitted
    150 7 Dope in car: Boy is acquitted KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A 16- YEAR-OLD Chinese schoolboy, who wa.s jointly accused with a man of having 45 slabs of raw opium worth $50,000, was acquitted and discharged by Mr. B. V Rhodes. I President of the Sessions Court here today. Mr. Rhodes said
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    30 picked for big youth assembly
    238 7 rIRTY delegates 15 offlclali with voting powers and IS associates have been chosen to represent Binnaoore at the Second World Youth General Assembly, to be held In the Colony's Anglorhlneae School at Barker Road, from August IS to 28. They are: OFFICIAL*: Mr. Eric
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    The secrets of 23,000 squatters THEY'LL COME OUT IN lit QUIZ
    166 7 The secrets of 23,000 squatters THEY'LL COME OUT IN lit QUIZ KUALA LUMPUR. Mon STATISTICIANS are col- latlng the secrets of 23,000 squatter families in Kuala Lumpur. Thousands of forms nave been sent out. Inquiring about religions, incomes, typo- of work and ages. The answers will helD decide where squatters
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    Gurkhas charge 8 Reds, kill 3
    101 7 Gurkhas charge 8 Reds, kill 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon V<fEN of the 1/lth CKiri" khas yesterday partly encircled a terrorist camp In the Kuala LJpil area of Pahang and then charged in, firing as. they went. Three of eight terrorist! were killed. Eight packs, rifle and pistol were recovered. Another
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    Police are told: $450 vanished
    29 7 A Kuantan businessman toir! Singapore police yesterdnv that S4MI vanished from htv room in a hotel in .lalpn The police have made »n arrest.
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    He may lake over from Sir Uda
    64 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Inche Othman bin Mohamed. Selangor's Mentri Besar. is expected to succeed Raja Sir Uda bin Raja Muhammad ay Malaya's Commissioner ii; Britain. He Is expected to leave Tor England early in September. Raja Sir Uda will return to Malaya at
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      171 7 The weather i i Illllm IKMniIA I 1«» I i i *i.30 urn on lul;- J5 to 7.30 ajn. on .lulv >«i Singapore 7S rtrgrta. PenaaK 74, Kota Bahru '5. Kual* I .."mi, 72 i:»n Ti Kuanian 74 Itlllll IMIPIMMBI in «in u> 7so p.m on lulv )6t ttiugttlKirr *l
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    WHAT A LIFE!
    694 8  -  I'hrittirtf By MONDAY NOW that Mark is coming out for his holiday I shall be able to buy and read the Billy Bunter books again without arousing comment. I had forgotten about the Fat Owl of the Remove until I bought Mark an annual last Christmas, which
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    There ARE rules when putting on lipstick
    129 8 rhavf an appealing mouth v«>u must put on lipstick with care. So here are some rules it will pay to obey when making up If your lips do not have deflnate edge or marked line, use extra foundation around the mouth, and powder
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    Biggest-ever fashion show in Singapore tomorrow
    376 8  -  MAXINE RAKICH By tCLMjArUnn win De ueaiea 10 me oiggesi iasmon snowing evci 10 ut held at Raffles Hotel tomorrow in aid of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital week. Ten of the better known houses are showing three gowns each and, from what has
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      303 8 The Straits Times Crossword s >iiSi ACROBB 8 I tamed his left <ana«.> <3. 6. 4> INo remedy wiien trade v. bad On l l <" ilngular way ■4 2 3 0) 8 Bui a forerunner of modern en- I yompt* tt* drummer' .5.. terulnment (7V J A ga»- -neon
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    RAF bombers sank battleship that never saw battle
    2044 9 RAF bombers sank battleship that never saw battle TIMES special FEATURE As dflwn broke over Altenfiord, Norway, on September 15, 1944, a L grey Mosquito bomber flashed out of the sky and swooped low over a tieir battleship skulking offshore. The Mosquito made only one run and did not drop
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      9 9 TOMORROW j I'lik-mm lolliiHi.l nturdrr «f l->ii«« von Rjtlh
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    TIN AGAIN SHOWS RISE
    415 10 Cold Storage move THK tin price in Singapore yesterday rontinueri to advance and added another S2 which brought it to $379.37 J per picul or nearly SX abo\ last Thursday's price. The reason for the strengthening of the price hsm been reported renewal of U.S.A. interest
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    351 10 The Malayan Share Brokers Association reported: 'There was a steadier sentiment in industrials lon the local share market when It rpened for the week and slight improvements in tins Rubbers rtTrained restricted." Members of the Association reported the following business don* I yesterday:— Fraser and Neave prtts $6.50:
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    RUBBER PRICES
    171 10 Aunii i first grade rubber buyers f.o.b < losed in Singapore yesterday W l. rents alb three-*lghU of fl cent above Saturday's -losing price on a steady quiet w>ne. The price fluctuated lietween 69'« cents at the opening t> a peak of I 69\ cents with a moderate
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    13 10 United Malacca prod< mt I"4 "no tb of rubber In 'une
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    22 10 SINGAPORE. July U. TIN: 5379.3?) per pir.il (up $2). RUBBER: M trntv I Ib. (up three-right))* of a cfni i
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    176 10 MLBOUItNI Excited speculative birirting to? ,i number of uranium stocks rtf\r lor»r| >,n the Stock Exchange torlm The centre of inter«M North Australian Uranium Corporation a Sydney company which Jusl announced a new uranium find It Northern Territory A numtw other uranium companies also improved and oils also
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    126 10 Sin^aporr t"hinr>^ I'nxliK r t chance: noon price? per plcul werr Copra: quietly steady; August $31 x buyers. »31 T sellers; Beptem ber $31 buyers. $32 sellers. Cocorur I oil: steady quiet: $53 sellers. Pepper steady, no business reported, biai k pepper up $2-. Muntok wt) I Sarawak
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    147 10 Ship* lying al«rn»idr thr Sm;.< pore Harbour Board wharvr> expected today are: Ozarda 1 Indrapoera 45. Esan Maru C.P Ulysses 6 7. President Polk 89. Tit of Sydney It, Thermopylae 13 Theben IS 16, Olenorchy 18. Ama elsan Maru 19 30. Rawsr. 2 Petalinj; N Wall 5 to
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    124 10 The Malayan Exchange Bank? A»MHiation made the folloauic cham:'In Its rates to merchant* ye N>w York: buytnt!. TT 32 15 18 airmail. O.D. 33 1 16 90 J rredlt bllh. 33 >» trad* bilLs (anada: buying. TT 32',. OD 32',. 90 day* 32' rrrdu bill uude bills Srllinj
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      796 10 NOTICES notice" The public is hereby informed that the notice appearing on page 829 of Oovernment Oasette Volume LX No 72 issued on 2nd July 1954 wm published by Mr. Teh Ah Tin in his personal capucltv and not by Changl Bus Compan-,. Limited, and that the said Mr. Teh
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    The Jakarta police accuse us of textile smuggling 'BUSY BLACK MARKET'
    421 12 The Jakarta police accuse us of textile smuggling 'BUSY BLACK MARKET' I \K(.K s.nlf imugirli ntt from Singapore and i other Malayan port? into Indonesia i.« keepUn|r the Indonesian police busy and Commissioner Sand, of the criminal branch of the Jakarta police, fold the Straits Times Jakarta Correspondent that he
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    YUGOSLAV PLUM BRANDY SELLING IN MALAYA
    255 12 YUGOSLAV PLUM BRANDY SELLING IN MALAYA DLivovrrz the VMtMtavL k^ dark golden plum.' brandy whlrh ha? a t.ra- dition strptr-hing hai-k j to the Middle Age.« is now available for the 1 flrsi time in Mulaya and the Easi Some wellknown hoi* 1 111 j Sinnapoie are already serv- ing
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    Six German ships on run
    81 12 BY the end ol 'ne yeai there will be six new passenger ships on 'he Hamburg America North German Lloyd Passenger Seivice run from Hamburg 10 Yokahama calling at Singa pore said Mi P Thomsen the new manager of the local branch Mr Ttiomseu who
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    5 12 COMMERCIAL NEWS VIEWS iKsflSI R*9
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    JAPANESE ARE NOW OFFERING COASTERS
    281 12 New A.P.L. chief I for S.E. Asia Market for entrepot traders PHE largest shiphuilders in the Par East. Che B*Wbo 1 Ship Industry Co. Ltd .of Japan with m\ annual jiTHiiirtive capacity of 90.000 ton.« plan to expand their market to Singapore. We have been
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    Dealers' dinner
    52 12 The annual iNMn uinnei of Scott and Bowne »il) ho held on Saturday at the Wing Choon Yuen RWHMirailt Great World The 3coi 1 ui>! H»»iir iinup include* Scott .s emulsion BOd livei oil cBusule.« Hulivitr- \j\\\> mil) Vlkelp Toi vMetl tIM Hot 1 neu Co Lid me
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    Studying applications
    78 12 Tlir overautevrilMiit i» v: ..t* »kh» „i U, r nul.li. ••Her .mtiMiii ,ii«,,» n, c Metal Hot Co. I. id '"-i week, rauned a problem in ********** >-. 1 ha.« h**n <i<-.i<ir<i thai all who applied «H| m eivr <im*»* attar** and certificate are exowct«d 1,, r>, iwn
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    Home sound films can be made by Malayans
    364 12 Home sound films can be made by Malayans 1 OCAL movie enthusi- ast.« in Maln.va can now produce a 400 feet 16mm. colour film with theii own sound commentary for lf:S5 than $300 a.« compared with th^ prohibitive <-ost. of $25,000 formerly bPcausp of the introduction into the Malayan market
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    BACK FROM JAPAN
    38 12 \i: Lh Kill) Choo manag tO| direct 01 of Henß I.CP Co I.tci npnernl importer? and exporters »nd :iibbfi dealer.*, b pxperter: buck in Singapore -.Kin aMei a thiee «cpk nu.«iiies.«-rum- pleasure trip tr Jflpan
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    No foreign entry for first ever BAM'open'
    274 13 No foreign entry for first ever BAM 'open' PBNAWO Mon KIQOKD PeniniK ftitric? have b»>pn received foi fhi.« irai .s Malayan badminton ihampionshiof from Aug 19 a Bui 'I'll unit' flve days in to Offore <*ntrie.« close no f»ieij(n pUyei has so tar ar-c-pten BA.M't invitation 'o .omyfip m this
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    Singapore to hold Asiar basketball tournament
    501 13  - Singapore to hold Asiar basketball tournament IKKOMK lIK\hKIN»\ By '|'HK MALAYAN <'b Sports Federation plan t«> .itage an Asian basketball tournament in Singapore in October this year between countries who took part in the rerent Asian (iame« hHmpionshipg. Invitations for the tournament have ahead v '"'•''i sent to Nationalist China.
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    Sweden win zone finai ;
    244 13 Sweden win zone finai WORM) TKNMS PARIS Mon ovvKUKN >si«inec a winning !-<• r lead over France in the n»vt» f Cup Kinopean Zone final here ye» f 'erri»v wh»n 'hey won the doubles in wiii< n Sven Davidson and lorsien 'onansson beai Paul Hemv «nd le»n DiicOf De Ii
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    Johore B.A. team
    49 13 lur ion. .if i«aun 10 meet Negri .srinbilan In ineli Ht>on» seoiuj Cup i iwdminton match at Seremban on i Thursdnv and Friday will be Omar i MRiiap Yusof AJcll. Arl* Awang I Ahbiw WHhab K K Yoong R Ng nnd T»mv Thng Vong Kwee i
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    Wiebe nets 6 against CSC
    167 13 H» .-A.lliili..^, CIllO A 0 team »ent furthet ahead In the Singapore Amweur Swimming A«o elation s Dtv a ldigiie walei-polo championship when they beat Cht nese Swimming Club a team by 9-' i In the SBC pool cv dundav BAC have won 111 theii
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    SELANGOR NEED A FORWARD LINE
    266 13 IvUAL.A lUMPUK .vlui. OKI A NOOK will have to field an improved forward line If they are v. beal Peoang oo Seturdav at Kualu 1 umpui to dectde the noi hern fliialist of rhe alalevs Clip run petit lon Seiangoi Uim3 a »uod fww-id line
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    AUSTRIAN WINS WORLD 125 cc EVENT
    383 13 AUSTRIAN WINS WORLD 1 25 cc EVENT .il'UriViAHl Mon Ri t-KH I Hollaus of Austria galn«i >he 1964 world M nioiorcyciiiu! charoplon»hlp veaier day when he won the eveni in the Herman Orand PrU meeting here Tht 13-^ear-okl Austrian i-ode nis sliver NSU machine ai an vernge H*«d of 78.9
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    SPEED BATTERY OR OFF-SPINNERS FOR AUSTRALIA?
    758 13 LONDON, viuuri., v p(.iv\n> crickei elector? have settled one problem Lrn Hution v* lead Ihe team lo Australia next winter in defence of the A^hes. The appointment of the, Yorkshiremen. who led Eng land to victory against i)\<- Australian- in 1953 and to •<
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    CEYLON TEAM MAY COME FOR TRIANGULAR IN COLONY
    623 14 By THK SPORTS EDITOR A TRIANGULAR athletic meeting between Ceylon, Snjjapore and Combined Services of Singapore is likely to be held in Singapore on Aug. 21. The Ceylon Amateur Attiletic Association, annoyed over the shabby treatment it received from the Malayan A.A.A.,
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    Rain washes out play in third Test
    100 14 MANrHKBTP.It Mon DAIN washed «m alt n>»> nn th> roiirth da* »hir< Tmi i between Kngland ami PakKtan here lod». lilt te the »arl» marnint. i>' p« Is far a pynriutl rpsnmplton were bright as there hart heen nn tain finer mill- moaning
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    13gamesleft to complete SAFA league
    801 14 I /^NLY 1.1 zameji remain 'o he pla>I ed to complte the Singapore Amateur Football Af.«oci»tion inS4 league rompetltlon Eleven games Ml Mi in the nrst division «nd Tigers, the holder?, will he In flve of them Tigers at present are fifth In the mble
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    Police guard for tired Bannister
    279 14 VANCOUVER Mon OOYAI. Canadian Mounted Police kept an all night guard out.stda Roger Bannister s «leeptn« o'lartera here last night The guard was ordered o> Mi K S Duncan, secreiarv of the Britisn Empire Oamea Kecieration I rtnnt want him disturbed he said. 'He has
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    U.K. County cricket hit
    87 14 LONDON Mon I> AIN pirxemed any play today ir the following three Coun'v eric, i ket matches m which <lo»e of pi»v i score? on Satutdav were At OMMMMri Olamorgan 3*7 hM five versur Kssex *i ShefneM: Worcester 193 Yorkshire I n for foui -Wilson nm
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    50 14 The second »nnu»l «tnienc «ootti> or »h» Achille.' Cluh »tll be held on Monria* on tne RalTl*.- ln«'|ti p t|on sround ot 230 p.m Heats for the voufh« H* 440 yards and 'he nenlo, **n faraa will be heid on 'he R I «rotiori M 1^ P.m tomorrow
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    23 14 Stncapoie Olympic and Sport* Council will Held Its genera! mee-inR lit the YMCA. Orchard Rorni »i I IS p.m. on Thurariav
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    REFEREES MEET
    31 14 I'he SlngHpoie Othan Association Football Referee* Socletv »m hold their monthly dlsciiwlon meeting at B. A F A Club-hoti.se at "p m tonight Members and othern Inter-xted are welcome
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    SHOOT WINNERS
    41 14 Results of the .Stngartorr Rifle A.s»orl»»ion s spoon short on Snnitm are SR it', gun s<ore wo Bak»i 100 Sp .hi nwnotcap Hollands !1V«. SR ia> g Un vrore R.SM McEwan 9O SR ia. handicap len Ne^^herr^ 101 n
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    41 14 NEW YORK Mon Don Oocfcell 'he British hew v weigh' %ho t« r>oien'la l opponent foi R.vkv »<^. clanos title, meet,* Harry \4*"her<s iof the United S» es foi 'he 'ht--rt time on Friday a' Sea 'tie A r
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    285 14 IPOH Mon T*AN UN EONO and lee F«n l^ong holder* of 'he Per»k men s doubles title were i>irn to three <et.s by Tan I elk I eong and Odh Chong Hong in the quartetfinals of the Perak R A champion*hlpr laat night .'in Bong
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    Elimination ties begin tonight
    378 14 (ELIMINATION 'ttr lot The Sin«» per* «ntrte.< m >hr arhontbov* -ingle* and double* m ihc Malayan hamplonihlps wtl, be held hi the SBa atadttim tonight and iomnrrn« Elghip^n Mhoolbovr h»<» «ninn) he slnKles «nd elshi (miir will nine»i rhe four place In 'he dnnblr.< The Mitrlen
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    Dockyard had beat Marines and they DIL
    400 14 HM Dockyard i \M AKING a jreat effort to i?l cation. H.M. Dockyard in the SAFA first division they defeated formiriahlf 4-1 at .la lnn Resar stadium Dockyard rK»w Imvi points from 13 namrf and have completpd rhelr |paßii<> pro gramme. Their fate
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