The Straits Times, 13 August 1954

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    15 1 The Straits Times X>MPLIMENTARY fie***!** 1 til. 1845 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AIGUST 13, 1954 15 CENTS
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    TERROR HITS WEST JAVA
    137 1 T ERROR HITS WEST JAVA Bandits fire homes tfurder gangs raid tillages i\p()| \<-. Thurs. •\VI attacks •>> ,1 bandits section of rt Java hi i state of kUv. have cope with tivity df mosi of them Darul Islam. terrorist irniitß woundring 50- .1 nrws Villapc struck a second time
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    Friday 13 has good news for motorists
    275 1 rDAY FRIDAY the| 13th-brings good news for Malayan motorists. The price of petrol has again been reduced throughout The country by three cents a gallon. Petrol will now cost $1.42 per gallon In Singapore and I $1.47 in the Federation. The new prices
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    Goan police 'give up'
    71 1 BOMBAY, Thurs. Three Portuguese officials and more than 100 police from the Por- tuguese enclave of Nagar Haveli have given themselves up to Indian police at Vapi. 30 milrs from the enclave border, it was learned here today. The officiPls and police are expected in Bombay
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    Not for Ceylon
    40 1 COLOMBO. Thurs. The I Ceylon Cabinet agreed today with the Prime Minister. Sir John Kotelawala that Ceylon should not attend talks on a Smith-East Asia Treaty Organisation proposed by the Western Powers, according to ministerial sources.- Reuter.
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    Vietminh Col. assassinated
    59 1 P\RIS. Thurv VIKTMINH olonrl .Muoi Trai. Communist commander of the Western sector of the Saison-Cholon reeion has been assassinated the Preach Press Agency reported from Sais»n tod;»>. The Igeae? also reported that Mr Do l>'inh l>ao. a leader of pro -Chinese Nationalist pari>. had been found dead
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    WLINERS 'KISS'IN MIDAIR
    45 1 WLINERS 'KISS' IN MIDAIR A British airllaei and a Skyma.ster over Paris Both aircraft were damaged bU No la^ d cn S C a e f r:s ly or crew were ,n u,red. The BF.A P>»ne wa« carrying 23 psoengen from .ondon to Pnns. Reuter
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    Senator Joe investigated
    38 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. -The Washington Evening Star said today that internal revenue ac p nts. after an 18 months investigation, had concluded Senator Joseph McCarthy owed additional income taxes and Interact of about M 575.000. Renter.
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    15,000 AT STADIUM
    100 1 THIS is just part of the crowd of more than I.VOOO people which ,ja.mmed ilmost every square foot of Jalan Bes.tr Stadium. Singapore, yesterday for a meeting addressed hv .Mrs. Nii.tyalak.shmi Pandit, President of the tinted Nations (ieneral Assemhlv. tloth before and after the I meeting the
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    TANKER PUTS IN AFTER 2a.m. ROW
    287 1 The trouble: Cook flung bucket of water at second officer rVO crewmen were removed from the United States Naval tanker Sappa Creek, when she made an un^hrdulrd^topatSinsa^r^yrMrr^y. for help from the ships captain When the tanker docked. police, immicration authorities and U.S. Consulate officials
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    &20,000 for Y-O-U
    58 1 &20,000 for Y-O-U VSTR1ES for The Malayan Monthly's $20,000 MU Sf-B E-W O N contest are flowing in. This is an allMalayan competition which Malayans m u s t win $15,000 first prize $^.000 consolation prizes. Entries close on August 30. Don't 5 leave yours until the last minute. Get
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    'Termite:' first big success
    97 1 'Termite:' first big success KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs FE ABORIGINES are beginning to come in to the security forces In •Operation Termite" which is now in its fifth week in the Jungle East of Ipoh. The first big success In tryIng to win over the aborigines, who have been dominated by
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    Trade fair gate topples in rain
    52 1 JAKARTA. Thurs.— The opening of Indonesia's trade lair has been postponed to Aug. 21 because the main gate to the fair grounds collapsed The fair was to have opened on Sunday, but the 200-foot ihlch gate toppled durine a I rainstorm a few nights
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    £58ni. claim
    37 1 CAIRO. Thurs. The Egyp'tlan Customs Administration Is claiming £58,2fi8.000 from Britain for duty on goods imported by British troops Into thr Suez Canal Zone since Egypt'! abrogation of the 193(5 1 Anglo-Egyptian treaty in 1951.
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    Bandits wound a soldier
    31 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Five terrorists flrrd on a Land Rover and wounded a British soldier in the ankle at the eighth milestone. Kluang-Ayer Hitam Road. Johore. yesterday.
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    Aid to Japan? London doesn't know
    101 1 LONDON. Thurs. Govern- ment officials here disclaim knowledge of Anglo-American discussion* on economic aid for Japan. Reports from Washington had indicated that such dls- cusslons might start there this week and that Britain would be asked to. relinquish markets in Sotith-Ea.M Asia to Tapan
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    SCOTCH PAYS BACK THE VODKA SPREE
    1057 1 SCOTCH PAYS BACK THE VODKA SPREE BUSY DAY FOR ATTLEE ENDS IN EMBASSY DINNER, WHERE From RENE McCOU. MOSCOW, Thurs. IT WAS an action packed day yesterday for the British Labour delegation which has paused here before going on to Peking by special plane tonight. They row all save Attire.
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    SPONSOR 'DEMANDED BEAUTY'S FAVOURS'
    145 1 SEOUL, Thursday. T*HE sponsor of South Korea's "Miss Universe" con- test was In Kaol today on five charges, one involving Korea's most beautiful woman. Newspaper publisher Yl Pule wan accused by police of demanding favours from 22--year-old "Miss Korea". Pu RaJc HI For reasons never clearly
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    WAR WOULD BRING CALAMITY—MOLOTOV
    191 1 WAR WOULD BRING CALAMITY— MOLOTOV GRAVE WARNING AT PARTY MOSCOW, Thursday. 4 GRAVE warning against the dangers of a new war was Riven by thr Soviet Foreign Minister. Mr. Molotov. at dinner with Labour Party leaders at the. British Embassy in Moscow last night. Molotov. who ranks second only to
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    52 missing
    24 1 BOMBAY. Thurs Fiftytwo people are missing after a ferry boat capsized in the middle of the Ganges. near Krlshnagar. In West Bengal.—
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    Migrant plans
    38 1 CANBERRA. Thurs. Au.s- j tralia plans to take In 107 son migrants during the year I 1954-55. The Immigration Mi nistcr. Mr. Harold Holt, said the figure is about 17 onn higher than last years intake.
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    Floods tear down a palace
    188 1 Floods tear down a palace 200 BURIED NEW DELHI. Thurs. ALMOST 200 prnplr woro burirri whrn tho palace of thr Panchen Lama in the Tibetan town of Shigatsr collapsed aftn brine unrlormined by floods. accordIng to reports reaching here today. More than 500 Chinese troops were also buried when a
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    STOP PRESS
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    JAP SHIP BACK FOR REPAIRS
    81 2 JAP SHIP BACK FOR REPAIRS rE 9898-ton Japanese tanker Hashidate Maru. which left Singapore on Aug 1 for the Persian Gulf, returned to the Colony yesterday with a two-foot crack in her hull. The tanker has been on the Persian Gulf-Japan run. A radio message from the captain on Wednesday
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    Strikers and police clash
    50 2 FRANKFURT. Thurs.—Several people were Injured at Amberg near Nuremberg today in clashes between police and strikers. The clashes began when strikers at the Siemens Schuckert Works dragged blacklegs from bicycles and motorcycles and hit them. About 60 policemen were opposed by more than 1,000 strikers Reuter.
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    Crash probe end in sight: Final addresses will begin today
    458 2 RIDGE A HAZARD TO LOW PLANE— EXPERT 47TH DAY OF THE INQUIRY fOUNSEL engaged in the Kallang crash inquiry will begin their final addresses today Mr. Christophei Shawcross. Q.C.. 8.0.A.C.'s senior counsel will speak first. He will be followed by
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    A BUFFALO by helicopter SUPPER FOR THE DUKE
    115 2 A BUFFALO by helicopter SUPPER FOR THE DUKE YELLOW KNIKF. Canada. Thurs BI'FFALO *,%s on the menu of a lakeside supper during the Duke of Edinburgh's overnight stop here. A young 1.150-lb. cow wa§ shot for the Royal party 330 miles south of thiv town on Great Slave Lake. It
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    WINSTON QUIZZED ON THE PEER WHO QUIT
    153 2 LONDON. Thursday. SIR Winston Churchill will be questioned about the resignation of Lord Russell of Liverpool as assistant Judge Advocate-General to the Brttish Forces when Parliament re-assembles on Oct 19. Lord Russell resigned rather than suppress a book h<» hu written called "The
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    40 years a doctor to royalty
    78 2 40 years a doctor to royalty LONDON. Thurs. Sir Stanley Hrurtt 71 medical adviser to the Royal Family fnr more than 40 yearn, died at his London home today after a short illness. Sir Stanley was appointed Deputy Surgeon Apothecary to King George V in 1911 and later held higher
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    DELEGATION OF BRITISH MPs TO VISIT MOSCOW
    85 2 LONDON, Thura.— Britain will send a Parliamentary delegation to Moscow soon following an invitation from the President of the Supreme Praesidium of the Soviet Union, Marshal Klimentt VoroshiloT, it was learned last night. The Invitation was sent to the Lord Chancellor, Lord Simonds
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    Now it's the ROYAL Island CM
    103 2 A ROYAL Charter ha> brcn granted by the Queen to the Island Club of Singapore, the Straits Time* reliably understands. The club will now be known as the Royal Island Oolf Club. Singapore. It is the second Singapore golf club to receive a chartor
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    Famine looms in China
    61 2 Famine looms in China FLOODS si>i {l WITHOUI BO] FLOOD from th Hupch in Kwani according reaching is df tr( ann In X'> ii g The had dPSti Kwang "numi Tli. mor in Kn tl reported Hank oattlp I Chin •hen arras vinr. tion a Th. indlr< In aoi •«lou
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    Dianne to wed today
    15 2 I ONDON won a shp v B Thr Tollrtt botirnr Thr'
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    Royal visit
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    Trade missiot
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    Schoolgirl film star arrives
    69 2 A 17-YKAR-OLD Hon_ K .schoolgirl who was ehann to play the leading role in a Chinese film arrived in I gapore yesterday. Shr is Mi.ss Jeanrttr Lin ChuJ i above i who arrived in a Cathay Pacific Airu.v master. Miss Lin is here with members of
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    GOVT ACCUSED OF PETROV DEAL
    455 3 Menzies wanted to influence elections Evatt QK. HERBERT EVATT, leader of Australia's Labour opposition, accused the Prime Minister, Mr. Robert Menzies, tonight of having made a "deal' with Vladimir Petrov, former Soviet hmbassy official, for political gain. [e charged that the Government Rave Mr. Petrov
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    flew under (00 London bridges 'to 0 a bride'
    230 3 U HAVKK. Thurs. rill) I from Texas admitiP V hrrr today that he .1 l "i shl Plane undrr two (l^nr bncU-s In London C.mr ThnmpMin. .10 of hh!,,k flrl b€ met on a BSJ-'u.r. h.,d arrrrd OUTi him. „,,li..M h«-
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    [British planes for U.S. line
    35 3 [British planes for U.S. line I PON, Thurs. es yesterday anpurchase of 37 (acturad propeller ncined planes. :iy has taken up f ri-.*-:r. to buy 37 Vickers rllnera and has option to buy 20 ;ter.
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    4 killed as police fire on crowds
    75 3 TRIVANDP.UM, Thurs— Foul I people were killed and one: seriously injured yesterday when police opened fire at three places In South Tranvancore, India, on stonethrowing crowds. The demonstrators were lemanding the merger of Tamil speaking areas of the state with the adjoining Madras
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    Talks wanted for racial harmony
    54 3 NAIROBI. Thurs.— Five Afri- can unofficial members of Kenya Legislative Council yesterday called for an interI racial conference as a steD to- wards racial harmony. They said that the political .scene in Kenya was in turmoil. Europeans and Asians were Quarrellinc and the African population
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    5 die in hail on Mont Blanc
    61 3 PARIS. Thurs. Searchers have found the ice encased bodies of two French mountain climbers on Mont Blanc bringing the toll from a weekend hail and wind storm on Eui rope's tallest peak to at least five dead. The two climbers were members of
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    100 CHILDREN KILLED BY MYSTERY DISEASE
    88 3 HEW DELHI, Thura. i FDUI doctors today were a mystery has killed more ;ldren In three i in cities in six I drath roll has been where 51 children f^n one and 14 have A further 30 deaths were reported from Allahabad and 37
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    PRINCE CHECKS HIS CAR
    37 3 (ROWS Prince Akihito of Japan, spending summer at the resort of Karuizmwa. 150 miles north of Tokyo, checks the engine of his Japanese-made Prince car. watched bjr his sister. Princess Suca A.P. picture.
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    INDO-CHINA TROOPS HAVE 300 DAYS TO REACH 'PEACE ZONES'
    197 3 INDO- CHINA TROOPS HAVE 300 DAYS TO REACH 'PEACE ZONES' PARIS. Thursday HUNDREDS of thousands of Communist and French led troops who have fought in Indo -China for the last eight years must be dispersed in their own ■■peace zones" within 300 days, according to terms of the ceasefire agreement
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    The sentry was not asleep...
    183 3 LONDON. Thurs. A GUARDSMAN was found not guilty at a court martial here of sleeping while on sentry duty early In the morning in the gardens of Clarence House, the home of the Queen Mother and Prtncess Margaret Bernard Patrick Farant 20. of the Grenadier
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    Bodies of four flown home
    39 3 ROME, Thurs. The bodies cf the hostess and crew of four of the Philippine Airways Skymaster which crashed here on Jan. 14 with the loss of 16 lives, were flown to Manila yesterday— Reuter.
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    For Pakistan
    30 3 KARACHI, Thurs. The Prime Minister of Egypt. Lieut.-Col. Gamel Abdel Nasser. has accepted the invitation of the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mr. Mohamed All, to visit Pakistan. Reuter.
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    A Premier overruled
    68 3 ACCRA. Gold Coast, Thurs Sir Emmanuel Qulst, Speaker of the Gold Coast Parliament, yesterday overruled the Prime Minister. Mr. Kwameh Nkrumah, and told the anti-gov-ernment National People's Party that it could call itself the official opposition. NPP members walked out of Parliament yesterday after Mr Nkrumah had
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    Leader killed
    33 3 MEXICO CITY. Thurs—Alfonso Mascarus Alonzo. aped 54, a labour leader, was stabbfd to death yesterday by two unidentified men as he stepped from his car in front of his home.-- A.P
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    Guns ordered
    18 3 MADRID, Thurs. Spain has been awarded a U. S. contract for US$l,OOO,OOO for antiaircraft guns. —A.P.
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    New legation
    13 3 KARACHV Thurs.— Pakistan is to open a legation in Lisbon. Reuter.
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    Adjourned
    18 3 PARIS. Thurs. The French National Assembly yesterday adjourned thr second reading of the Constitutional Reform* Bill— Reuter.
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    Girl devoured
    19 3 DACCA, East Pakistan. Thurs. -A seven-year-old girl has been devoured by four Jackals which attacked her.— A.P
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    SCOTS CHURCH REBUKES QUEEN FOR GIFT TO RCs
    118 3 EDINBURGH, Thurs. rnHE FREE CHURCH of Scot--1 land sharply criticised the Queen yesterday for making a donation towards the rebuilding of the Southwark (London) Roman Catholic Cathedral. The Queen Mother and the Duke of Edinburgh wrre also taken to task. The Commi.sslon
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    LONDON STOCKS
    280 3 LONDON, Thurt. STOCK market* continued In |ood form and closed mainly linn Industrial* met plenty of actlrlty and gains were substantial over the day, although there was some profltiaklng In evidence. Oils rroved erratically with the leaders closing lower on balance. In foreign bonds. Par easterns were dull
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    LONDON TIN
    24 3 LONDON. Aug. 12 Cash Buyers €7*5; Sellers £726; Forward Buyers 4:725':; Sellers £726; Settlement £725. Turnover a.m. 100 tons; p.m. 10 tons.
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    LONDON KUBBER
    39 3 LONDON Aug 12— Spot 20Vid. Sept 20'» d. Oct.-Dec 2O'»d.. Jan Mar 2O'»d Apr -June 20d.. Jdlys.pt 20d Auk c.l f. 19 .(1 Sept o1 f 19-»d Oct. c.l f 19 15/16 d Tone Easy after steady
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    New atom move
    34 3 WASHINGTON. rhura. America's Atomic Energy Commission, in a new move towards the civilian development of atomic power, has arranged for private research in the field of chemical and metallurgical processing— Reuter
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    Divorce sought
    33 3 FRANKFURT, Thurs Mrs Joanne Connelly Sweeny Or-tiz-Patino aged 24. America wife of a millionaire Bolivia i tin heir yesterday said thai she had filed for a divorce in Lausanne. Switzerland. A.P.
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    Hasty critics of United Nations strike a death-blow at world progress, Mrs. Pandit tells 15,000 crowd
    439 4 Hasty critics of United Nations strike a death-blow at world progress, Mrs. Pandit tells 1 5,000 crowd \NY nation or person. however creat. who criticised the I'nited Nations in an irresponsible manner, was striking a death-blow at world progress. Mrs. Pandit told a mass meeting at Jalan Rcsar Stadium. Singapore
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    CAPIT.\| PREPARE TO GREE> VIJAV\
    60 4 CAPIT.\| PREPARE TO GREE> VIJAV\ KUALA LUMI THE chief 1 Mr. n and othei i men will Vijay; lent Nations n bly, when from horp on s noon Tw.. houi i Pandieivrn by atlons ai spend ;.i than 350 w< Kuala rhanß.ri orogran 1.20 p.m 3 p.m. c RfianK'T men's
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    We need teaJ spirit, $he tells Indians
    32 4 We ne ed teaJ spirit, $he tells Indians Un the fn sion Jay.:. the housi The pr t:on tin mony two ha gam< Ings. spirit the Brii eri Will leratK of teni
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    Singapore a small United Nations
    92 4 /"»REME DELHI, cutlet a la Mme. Pandit and coupe United Nations were •■ntd to 300 guests at a luncheon hich the Indian community of Singapore pave at the Sea View Hotel yesterday in honour of Mrs Pandit. Among the euests were thr Commisfioner-Grneral. Mr. Malcolm
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    Malayan student-teachers get another 'Kirkby'
    309 5 GOVERNMENT BUYS EX-HOSTEL FOR NEW COLLEGE IN ENGLAND fjHST COURSE MAY START NEXT YEAR KUALA LI'MPUR, Thursday. gg MALAYAN Government b to acquire a Zcond teachers' training college in Stafford- England* with similar facilities to the one fiVkby, Liverpool. illege, which is now known as
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    irmy thefts .much still missing
    79 5 irmy thefts .much still missing MlGi part of the Army rth mere than 1 w a.s stolen from ks between Mar :h this spokesA mj a Special Ud yis- i bulldozers have been ere found at houae last ol the hich includes a -inn truck, a .md six going on,
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    Wstanis have pace mission or J/r.s Pandit
    47 5 ff Oteneai Pakistani I LafH ni Singapore. irdav to ask tluhml Pandit urn to setitandinc issues i iiul Pakistan. TN :-'Mdent of the Khushi Mohahoped that goodwill and tween these two countries: and pfai'p and happiness M the world.' 1
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    Organiser for Party Negara
    45 5 SEGAMAT. Thurs.— Mr. K. Ponniah was elected chairman of the organising com- i mittee of Party Negara for Se- gamat yesterday. The vice chairman Is Inche Y.ihaya bin Abu Bakar. the treasurer Mr. M. Rajah and the secretary Mr. Llm Meng
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    Envoys ask: Why did the corporals invite just the GIRLS?
    366 5 WORLD Assembly of Youth delegates in Singapore are not happy about an invitation from the Royal Air Force (Changi) Corporals' Club to a ball tonight. It is exclusively for the women. Several told the Straits Times last night that it
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    Increase in petty smuggling
    119 5 Increase in petty smuggling TRADE BLAMED pETTY smuggling of liquor and tobacco into Singapore is on the increase. Mr. J. McKnight Hart, Assistant Comptroller of the Customs Preventive Branch, told the Straits Times yesterday. He attributed the increase In the past few months to the trade recession. There Is now
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    NO RECRUITS FOR THESE JOBS
    228 5 'Not trained fast enough' V| ANY senior posts in the Singapore Medical and Education Departments have remained vacant because the Government cannot get qualified men either locally or from overseas. Government spokesmen gave this explanation yesterday for the statement by the Financial Secretary. Mr. W.
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    NO THANKS TO BRITAIN SAYS MR. MOIR
    226 5 NO THANKS TO BRITAIN SAYS MR. MOIR BRITAIN'S delegation of four to the World Assembly of Youth con- ference in Singapore will be strengthened by the addition of six observers to the official party— "and no thanks to the British Government" the president of WAY, Mr Guthrie Moir, said yesterday.
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    Motorist fined for speeding
    43 5 Tan Eng Bee. of Marine Parade, was fined $50 in Singapore yesterday for speeding along Serangoon Road. He was also fined $15 for falling to obey a halt sign at the junction of Dunman Road and Joo Chiat Road.
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    R.M.N. calls for another 100 ratings
    98 5 L.yar. Navy another nlor Officer. N rday. ild appllca- I. Inter- xamlna- tions begin on Oct. 4. Prospective ralirss should be between the ages of 17 and 20. speak English or Malay, and have a high standard of education. ("apt. Nicholls said the R
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    Sale of broken rice banned
    37 5 PENANG. Thurs.— The Director of Operations. Lt.-Oen. Sir Geoffrey Bourne, has ban- 1 nrd the sale of broken rice to poultry rearers in the food re--1 stricted areas of Province Wellesley South
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    Scouts in camp
    36 5 PENANG, Thurs. Ninety scouts, mostly from kampongs and vernacular schools in Penan* and Province Wellesley, will je under canvas for five days at Telok Banana: Jubilee Camp at the end of this month.
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    Speaking test
    29 5 MALACCA. Thurs. Nine men and nine women from Muar and Malacca will compete In the Malay Literary League speaking contest at the Meng Seng Hall on Friday
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    ART EXCHANGE WITH GERMANY SUGGESTED
    121 5 rERE was possibility of an exchange of art exhl- bits between Malayan and German students, the German Consul in Singapore. Mr. Norbert Heblch. said yesterday Mr Heblch. who visited the Chung Cheng High School art rxhlbltlon at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce In Hill Street,
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    A QUIZ TO FIND THE CHINESE CHOICE
    165 5 A QUIZ TO FIND THE CHINESE CHOICE TTHE Singapore Social Welfare Department and the University of Malaya will conduct an extensive survey to find out the likes and dislikes of listeners of Radio Malaya's Chinese programmes. The survey will also find out the most popular hours for radio listening and
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    Coconuts injure two women
    48 5 Falling coconuts injurwl two elderly women yesterday. Tan Seok, 63. of Victoria Street, was knocked unconscious when a coconut crashed on her head. She was admitted to the General Hospital. Loo Choo Boey. 50. was less seriously Injured and was treated as an outpatient.
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    New premises
    32 5 The acting City President, Mr. J. T. Rea, will declare open the new premises of the Pelt Kio (Owen Estate) Community Centre at Cambridge Road, Singapore, at 5 p.m tomorrow
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    Today's Radio SINGAPORE
    133 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE AM 1. 15 Time Signal and Opening Announcement; 716 Morning Star; 730 News: '35 Melody Mixture; B.oo—B 30 HUI-Bllly Hall Hour; 9.00 Music While You Work. 9.4S Houaewne- Choice. 10.30 A New Elizabethan Looks At World Problems. 10.45—11.30 Friday Matinee. P.M 1.00 Programme Summary- 101 Time For
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      309 5 SINGAPORE DIARY COI.1CF. BAND: Public concert. STAGE Ctl'B: Mary Hayley Farrer Park 5*> P m 8 30 P m Bell's "Duet for Two Hands. VlcWOBLD ASSEMBLY OF VOt'TH: torU Theatre. 9 p m Asian seminar University of CHINA SOCIETY: Microscopic Maluva Dunearn Road. carvings exhibition by Wong Lo Y.W.C.A.: National
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    DEATH.
    58 6 H „trl. Sl* (minimum). TAN YKW HYE pamfd iwiv PMCtfuQj at Ofnpral Hospital. Slnaapnrf on HAM. Hf lf*vp« hehind a widow Madam Tay O«»k Poh. I daughter*. 3 Miw-tn-law. 5 daughter? -in-law. iind 3d Orandchllrirfn to Mourn His Low. Funeral 14 ,">4 .4 p.m.) from IS. Amber Road to
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    281 6 M'orri* $19 (mimimum) FOLLOW PEDANT Every D«y >n the Malay Mall 1 If you aunt to win ilia' IS.ooo word puzzle. FEOOIE SCHMIDT is open on Baturdt]) afternoon*. So you can hring your hunbnnd to ma yon choose •our Hre*s Phone 34H3 K I, DUTCH OL.ADIOI.AS *2 riojrn Wreaths
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    46 6 THE FAMILY of the late Mrs. Sin Cher Cheng wlshe* to thank 11 relative*, friend* and associations •or their scrolls, wreaths, letters nd telegrams ol condolence and also hose who loaned cars and attended <>r rendered assistance at the funeral of Mr.- Sim Cner Cheng
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. Aug. 13, 1954. Revising the Law
    915 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. Aug. 13, 1954. Revising the Law There has been no comprehensive revision of the Colony's Criminal Procedure Code for neatly twenty years. The revised code of 1936 applied, of ciHiisc to the Straits Settlement.-, and many of the changes to hr rfTected by the bill
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    japan's Trade Crisis
    425 6 japan's Trade Crisis The oddest fact about Japan's economic crisis, which appears to have disturbed Washington almost to the point of distraction, is that Japanese export prices in most cases are 100 high. That is at the bottom of the prohlom. and it is a singular complaint to make of
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      Proportional representation better than reserved seats
      610 6 MR. R. RAMANI in his ifl articles on Indian representation has tried to prove that special representation is not to be dismissed as communalism and that Indians in Malaya are right In demanding special representation. As for his disclaimer of communallsm. a little frankness
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      Politics in Perak State and outsiders
      274 6 Politics in Perak State and outsiders i i rUE subjects of the Sultan of Perak should ponder carefully the present sorry state of affairs. Perak has its own constitution and the SulI tan has always acted in a; 'constitutional and de-! mocratic manner. is it necessary to have all the
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      Trained man gets $6 more
      195 6 IT is too much to hope that a teacher, seething with; discontent, can give of his or her best. Everyone knows that the immense sums required for national schools cannot be raised and that even to hope for natiDnal school* within the next decade Ls
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      She likes 'poppies poster'
      151 6 YOU report that a Chinese woman suggested that the traditional Poppy Day appeals poster is out of date, etc.. and that only 25 per cent of funds raised for the Haig j Fund rocs to England. I had been under the impression that 50 per cent
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      Courteous police lieutenants
      65 6 I HAVE BEEN stopped a number of times by police lieutenants whom I found very courteous and polite. They are 1 ready to give advice and point out faults, unlike; some others who care more for a summons than "Operation Service i Let thete officers stay, and
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      The slum dwellers of Singapore
      307 6 fHE Singapore Improvement Trust has now disclosed that at least 500.000 persons in Singapore am living abjectly in slum areas. Just imagine. Half of Singapore It still a cesspool and half of its population is walI lowing in it. How did it arrive at .such
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      Planters and their background
      109 6 Planters and their background rmost of us Europeans ln the Federation being oi coolie origin two generation back, it comes as a relief to learn that most planters In Selangor have been to Eton i Harrow or Winche.stei though far from provin« that they do not spring from the lower
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    Diversity in unity
    104 6 rE forecast by "Malayan" that there will be no Indian minority In the new Malaya reveals a seemingly nnble sentiment even though, from the look of things, it tends to stretch the Imagination a little. However. "Malayan" betrays himself when he condemns to a one-way deck passage
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    Corporal punishment in school
    263 6 ¥T would be Interesting to know what local Chinese I educational authorities and local Chinese community lead- 1 ers think of the extract from The Times quoting questions and answers in the Commons on discipline in schools. At least the Singapore Oov- ernment. ln expecting stricter
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    Radio Malaya lacks co-ordination
    172 6 rE criticisms by "Llstrner" i of Perak on the Tamil section of Radio Malaya should be dealt with immediately. The mistake Is that there Is no co-ordination between the various stations broadcasting In Malaya. On race days In Kuala Lum- i pur. that station a> well
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    On the Margin
    129 6 Job for C\u#l Now I prnvi erected flnp work it not ■ooif foi to hnus<- i ■<■ romp;,. I tho v ar fill. Th P h(itn>' trend.- I Dnsu; colon v about I from t; I than in thr island i rtiatr n < be vi I
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      73 6 Teach Your Wife to Be a Widow Frequently, a wife knows little about her husband's business affairs, investments, debts; yet she may suddenly have to face the whole problemalone. Donald I. Rogers tells you in July Readers Digest, what you can do now to help your wife against such a
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      100 6 playinc RECOROS MUSIC of the MASTERS KHACHATIKIAV (nticrrtn fnr V Than Symphony Orehegti i Mo: i Ph:!lp ROSSIM. REsri(. 11l mon: OhK-' schi'Mann. Onestta in a Minor, .Planm A Thf Th: hy Rudoir Schnarz DVORAK.— Cnnccr'o for Crllo A- 0 MarhuU Cello i a Orchestra ronrt. by Bud RA\ IX.—
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    A United States of Malaya is the Nationalist aim
    355 7 THE FIVE- MONTHS -nrn p. ptf negara SHOWS ITS HAND [SDA GUARANTEE.NO STATE GRAB MPUR, Thurs. blishment of I (ii guarantee Malayan Indusnationalised planning of r< nee as British Ol N.lihr r o ilghlighi the maninounced today. month-old party, the saneluncll.
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    POPPY AND MARGARET WILL SING A WELCOME TO WAY
    132 7 The IfCMMMA .s rt: MANASSKH SISTERS. Poppy and Margaret, will sine "Welcome to Singapore" scums. .it Kalians airport tori.iv when the main parties of about ltid oversr.is deli-sates to the World Assrmbly of Ynuth arrive in t»o chartered planes. The sisters
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    Broke curfew
    26 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Sinnakah Who was found out Of doors during curfew hours on Aug. 7 was fined $40 in the police court today.
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    New officer
    22 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Mr. E. H. walsworth-Bell. on his return from leave, has been appointed Deputy Commissioner for Labour. Johore
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    Curfew off big area of Johore Straits
    75 7 This mnp of the eastern approaches of the Johore Straits <hnus the area which has been dc-restricted with the lilting of the Emergency curfew. The curfew was imposed in March. 1953. to seal off pos- s'blr lood supply routes used by terrorists and
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    The weather
    86 7 MIXI Ml M TUMPKRATI RE: .7 3(1 pm on August 11 to 730 «.m. on August 12 1 Singapore 74 degries. Penang 75. Kota Bahru IX Kuala Lumpur 72. Ipoh 72. Kuantan 71. MAXIM! M HHKMTtII: (7 30 am. to 730 pm on August 12) Singapore 87 devreev
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    High tides
    100 7 TODAY: Singapore 10.57 m. (3 ft l In i 10 nm. (9 ft 5 Inn t Port Dlckson 535 am. i 7 ft. 8 Ins.) Ml pm. <8 ft. S ins i, Penang 12 07 a.m. (6 ft. 5 ins i 1208 p.m. (7 ft. n Ins i
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    Man in grenade pit gets 4 years
    179 7 HE RAN— BUT LEFT HIS I-CARD MR. JUSTICE TAN yesterday sentenced Tea Ah Mong to four years' gaol for unlawfully having 15 hand grenades at the 9i milestone. Thomson Road, on May 15. I The Singapore A.ssize.s jury found him guilty by a
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    BABY BORN AS A CROWD WATCHED
    75 7 BABY BORN AS A CROWD WATCHED A SINGAPORE woman collapsed and gave birth to a baoy on the flve-foot-way of Albert Street about 10 p.m last Sunday. It happened In the busiest part of the street, and a crowd soon gathered. An ambulance later removed the new-born child and mother
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    War damage pact signed
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The British and Luxembourg Governments have signed an agreement regarding war damage to British property in Luxembourg, it was announced here today Claims should be submitted direct to the Office des Dommages de Guerre. Luxembourg by Oct. 9
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    Sultanah's party
    31 7 JOHORE BAHRU Thurs The Sultanah of Johore today c ntertained the Malay officers ot the Johore Civil Service and leading local people to tea at the Istana Bukit Serene
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    Council to discuss university
    97 7 Council to discuss university rjIHE future of the University X of Malaya will be discussed by the Singapore Legislative Council on Tuesday The discussion will follow a motion by the Director of Education. Mr. R M Young, that the University be continued as an integral body until the time arrives
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    Two rooms arc ransacked
    56 7 A storekeeper. Mr. A. A. Perera. of Wilkinson Road. Singapore, told the police yesterday that his room was entered on Wednesday night and ransacked, but nothing was tr.ken. Another room of the house was also ransacked, but it is not known If anything was stolen The
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    Private gets detention
    62 7 Private Harry Hughes, of 221 Vehicle Battalion. RACK" was sentenced by a Johore Bahru court-martial on Wednesday to nine months de- tention and not nine months' in gaol as stated In yesterday's Straits Times. Hughes was one of the six I soldiers found guilty of steal--1 ing
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    That 510,000 gift wins approval of the art patrons
    358 7 SINGAPORE art patrons yrstrrday hailed the Finance Committee's vote of $10.00(1 to establish a collection in a proposed art gallery in Raffles Museum as "a be ginning but a very small one." Here are some comments: MR TONY BEAMISH: "With SlO
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    WE TEACH IN ENGLISH: LIN YUTANG
    595 7 WE TEACH IN ENGLISH: LIN YUTANG NANYM6 UNIVERSITY'S DIRECTOR FORESEES OUTPOST OF FREE THOUGHT IN BATTLE WITH REDS NEW YORK. Thursday. T\R. LIN YU-TANG, the author-philosopher who will direct Singapore's Nanyang Tnlverslty, said yesterday that instruction will be in English because of inter-raciality and "because we are not so blindly
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    'Reconquer China? It's all guessing'
    100 7 DR lis YITAN(. nil in New York, that *prrula lion about reconquering China was all "guessing .-id betting." He suggested "united action from South Korea. Formosa. Vietnam and so on to prick the soft under- hrll\ of Com munlst China. If a beachhead were established
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    Malaya's 'yes' to tin ceiling cut
    191 7 V')TE RELIEVED 75 P.C. IN FAVOUR K. LUMPUR Thurs. T«HE MALAYAN tin in- riustry has rust, a7O to 75 prr cent vote m favour of thr French proposal for the (Tiling priro in tho International agreement to be cv! from £880 to 1 840
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    Careless driver fined $35
    34 7 Chiok Bork K>e was flnrr $35 in Singapore yesterday for driving a car In a disorderly and careless manner which tpMiltrri in a collision with a pedestrian in Geylaniz Road
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      207 7 si f/AifiM" 1 Hah MEG t^camtub* 0$ THE MITCH THE WOULD HAS LEAkNCD TO THUST So«t<*a yJ r*«o«»or'. OLYMPIC GAMES Kor £9 vrar> Omrci his ofr)riall> timed thr Olvmpii'% In rrcoctnition of Omega's Outstanding ItMdcrship in prrciMon timing, thr Olympic ('ommtllrr of Helsinki prc-rntrd Omrex with the Olympic Cross the
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    325 8  -  j«cx D Eiaw?»T ■y Here comes Hope again, the world 's greatest lover r THE broad grin. Marling lip and WOM trrow 1 whr h are an essential part of the Bob -iopo torhniq 10 are once again good for a load of laughs this time in Paramount's
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    TIMES ARE BAD—BUT NOT FOR STAR HORSES
    324 8 TIMES ARE BAD— BUT NOT FOR STAR HORSES NEWS FROM FILMLAND TIMES may be tough for actors in Hollywood, but the horses never had it better. Work for equine talent is booming, thanks to TV. wide screens and the public'*. taste for action. When the studios switch to epics, the
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    WORLD of THEATRE
    470 8 THE Singapore Arts Theatre has asked its members and vice-presidents to help them out of a financial difficulty. The very costly production of The Motherly And Auspicious." with its elaborate costumes for an enormous cast has put the group into debt by about $1,000. Aid is coming
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    TO KEEP YOU IN THE PICTURE
    152 8 j ROSE MARIE is broadly based on thr oprrrtta of that I namr and stars Ann Blvth. Howard Keel and Fer nando Lamas. Cinemascope does credit to the mac- < I nificent scenery in the Canadian Rockies <; <w d singing of the same
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      259 8 iiiii NOW SHOWING 1 Evchy Circus Wonder; Mickey Swlune Thr LLv m IP^ClNbmaScopC^i 3 BEAfrr^^Sriiii JWN6 CIRCUS V^^^ RlHOoFftAlt ftiscimo it Warner Bros. i«W*»nerColor««oStp(e;bi-. n*T n'DDicu rAI UdKIIN ijiii PLUS 'OPERATION TCHM|TE EXCLUSIVE: Shaw Bros. Nrwsreel »f Fashion slikh held >< Hotel in aid of St \n.li fupyi DECLARE WAR
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      267 8 Straits Times Crossword 15 6 1 H I I 11 I TT 20~ sv 21 I 22 j*^ I V r^l iH f^ I iH h^J r^ iMi 1^ I 30 I k^3i I iIIIMIII I .1 I I I I I ACROSS 8. Sometimes it gets at cross pur'g*',,"
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    STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE.
    1930 9 "-TOMOHROfl' The Kinu- of Siii U »|ifir.- ii r tint irntn. t,in*'tn in in t He lived to see birth of a dream Th<> n< <t Crmm tr<ir<> £.J.om H*siiitfd his I Start of a fir t»ra ATE one steamy afternoon in 1897 a thin, 12-years-old
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      128 9 ShvrUtvli ■hiVllll fc^ lnsiuxtor Loslr<ulv P^nßl .-:y^l I \J^ 1 L '■Pl _J TH4TTOULOK* 046 OI6JU4W V HAS h£ KEk MSPECTOB LESTKABI m£ OU«NIN6 WOKE AZOUHP g^g^g^BBBBSSBSBs; M 1^ »Uk Tram H #itf 7 Mr r N^ g^^^^ fiT5 NO USE. MEN. THE FLOOQ TW* /Tue MACWET VK»Ct <^T*^ r^Sr
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    U.S. BUYING MORE TIN
    495 10 Share market is quiet HIRING the first seven months of this year the U.S.A. has taken over twelve times as much tin from Malaya as Britain, the actual exports of Malayan tin during the period being 24,542 tons to the U.S. and 2,037 tons to Britain.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    280 10 London Tin 6*. 3d.; Lower Perak Kis 6d Rantau $1 !>5. Raub Gold 11 .45; Rawang Tin 9s. 10 'jd; Sungei Bidor 375. 9d. cd: Takuapa 15s. 6d. covrrntght i Ulu Klang 34 cents. Amal Malay $110; Batu Lintanß $120, Pajam 62';.. cent United Malacra 90 cent."!. S.S
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    95 10 Ships lying alengsire th<- Singapore Harbour Board »h»r\rs nr as. perted today are: Wonorato 1 2 Manila Maru 4 j Kvoritsu Maru C P.. cuy of Ottawa tn, Aizu Mara 89. Soudan 11. Patr«a..s 13 14. Benmhor 15 16 Oregon 18. Ordia 19 20. Sedlli I N Wall
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    May cargoes showed gain
    61 10 Cargo discharged and loaded from vessels at Singapore roads and wharves excluding oil-ln-bulk handled at Pulau Bukom and Pulau Sebarok. amounted in 436.030 tons. 57.390 tons more than In the previous month. The May figure Is the second hlghtst (or the first five months of the
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    117 10 Singapore thine** Produrr r\rhangr: noon prices per picul were Copra quiet; August $28 buyer.v er?; September $29 buyers, •29', .filers Coconut oil: unchanged; $50-.. sellers Pepper, quiet; black pepper down $2*; Muntok white $210. Sarawak $207.. I.ampong black $160 H. V. B. Lt°. closing prk-r: coconut oil: *50
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    57 10 Th, strong!-. Exrhans< and bet the markf uraniums a i day thougl a marker Loans 3 Aust Cons'. I A I- \l Bank n! Bradforrl B Hll: Carlton I Colonial (on Court. mlrl Drus H Ounlop Elee 0 J 'i Herald Herald 1 C I Mown' Mount v
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    18 10 There Septerr. i cents ii buver^ R S P Rubbe: terda No. 1 Spr No 3
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    17 10 The airmail TT or OP On th J free Hone K 5 80 for TT
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    July outputs
    46 10 minf.<- in 'hf GMhrii nounced an black v tons: p. dm kc: 2.618 ;v July Alor Pons>u 63.300 1b Trmrrirn Trong 3 1 Mjnjrt luk. flajah K.KO It) \<<r I <.lrnr.ih 65.000 [fa Fajan I 1 lv Rrnut 4 Krm|..- b W 14.300 lb
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      216 10 NOTICES NOTICE ANNOUNCEMENT TO OUR CUSTOMERS Please note that our Spares Department Is now located at 6\ milestone Buklt Timah and the new Telephone Number is ***** HENRY WADOH A CO., LTD. NOTICE WE Reginald Watkins, Mrs. Kath•en Watkins both of 19. Lambeth Walk Malntenancy Base RAF. Seleir. Singapore, and
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      202 10 NOTICES LAOS CESTS at cocktaU party on board the S.S "LAOS are Informed the vessel will be berthed at Oodowns 42 43. Gate No. 2. MESSAGERIES MABITIMES NATURALISATION NOTICE Is hereby given that Ng Sam Toll of 37 Branlcsome Road. Singapore 15 applying to the Oovernor for Naturalisation, and that
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      885 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS URGENTLY REQUIRED Diesel Engineer, minimum qualification recognised apprenticeship with a diesel I organisation. Sound practical expe- i rlence of erecting diesel engines up to 1.500 B.H.P. essential. Appoint- ment entails travelling throughout the Federation. Generous travelling hand subsistence allowances payable Gratuity Is payable at the satlsfac- 1 tory
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      714 10 TENDERS TENDER FOR SURPLUS POLICE VEHICLES Fourteen Police Vehicles are offered for sale to the Public by Tender. Pull details may be obtained from contingent Transpoit Officer. Contingent Headquarters t Town Hall. Ipoh on application. 'ENDER NOIICF TENDERS will be received by the Mechanical Engineer, PWD.. Perak. up to 3
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      265 10 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS ENGINEER S DEPARTMEN I Dredging and Removal of all Silt. Sand and Debris from (ai the concrete llnec Sections of Bukit Timah Canal from Serangoon Road to Newton Circus and from Cluny Road to Coronation Road Close NOON— 24-8-54: <bi the Boundary Drain parallel
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    NEW FRENCH LINER IS DUE TODAY
    141 12 NEW FRENCH LINER IS DUE TODAY EXPECTED in Singapore today is Messageries Marittmcs' newest passenger liner trie 1 5,000 tons Laos, which is on her maiden voyage to the Far East. Among the passenger* on board the liner when she docks will be Mr. Anduz Fans, pre.si- I dent of
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    RECORD NUMBER SEE TRADE FAIR
    124 12 BY the time this year's Trade Fair, at the Happy World, Singapore, closes at midnight on Sunday a record number i«f people will havr seen the exhibits. Ip to midnight on Wednesday 194.';!)9 people had passed the turnstile in 12 nights compared with the tUJMS
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    Ford Company
    49 12 IMr. J N Pratt, general salemanager of the Ford Motor Company of Malaya Ltd.. sailed for Europe with his family on the Oranje on Saturday. Mr A. E Ohlsen. service manager of the same Company, returned from leave by air from Australia on Sunday with h* fa"-.:'.y
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    More Malaya-New Zealand
    593 12 More Malaya -New Zealand trade is forecast VISITORS SURVEY MART OFFICIALS, BUSINESSMEN S Eli TRADE Mr. R. B. Mr. J. A Mr. Lan Mr. James Gray Brittenden Tanner Wattie \KW ZEALAND (Jovcrnment trade officials and businessmen who have visited the Colony for the Happy World Trade Fair, which closes on
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    4 12 COMMERCIAL NEWS VIEWS [HUES
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    BISCUIT MEN ENTERTAIN DEALERS
    87 12 i ill IHU. IIONt; Him ml ipkl Vmuterlimmrt) l.utm> id. gam dinner (hrir distributors on Saturday at the M;tpp> World Above left to rielit in happy mouil are: M«*ssr> W. J. Mryer. (hia Poh (hi.in« idirrclor). P. (armirharl (dirrclor). l.re Khrk Mmi; (sriTt-tary and (arr>. Tilt-
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    DUNLOP SEND LOCAL STAFF TO INDIA
    140 12 To study at large factory VfR. WONG HSI YIN and Mr. Ong Thye Huat. of the iTI Dunlop Rubber Co. (Malaya) Ltd.. left by air for Calcutta on Wednesday to take a three weeks intensive course at the large Dunlop factory, at Sahagan], outside
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    Businessmen from H.K.
    86 12 rN Hong Kong business leuders. members of the Munn Kong »Kaifon« Welfare Attoclattona goodwill mission to Malaya were entertained to dinner in Singapore on Monday by Mr. Wong Tok Sau of The Amov Canning Corporation Singapore i Ltd.. a founder member of the Kowloon City Kaifong chapter.
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    American method can help small tin miners
    298 12 A NEW Malayan rompany Mechaniral md Comb\istion Enjineerinß Co. Ltd. thinks that it has found the solution to the problem of Chinese gravel pump miners hampered by heavy costs of production, particularly in times when the metal price drops. The chairman of the
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      373 12 KS«A^|fl-M-M-M....U0 Wonder FOLKS nrchr mission I •ORANGE j LEMON-LlMll fre.h.n, of .11 OmMS dr.nk, SPAKI <LINC I Eitractcd Iron »he bell INO NONFAT > (elected lun-ripened C*lifor- boon v ,l| ,n Of U nia Vjlencij Oran(et. Minion I J< ha, (amed FIRST PRIZES for j h m^ W \< world
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    Tyson misses hat-trick
    415 13 in debut PAKISTAN REACH 133 AFTER 51-7 THK OVAL. Surrey, Thursday. pRKIJ TYSON (four for 35). Peter leader (three for 35) and Brian stath.im (two for 26) between them I dismissed Pakistan for 133 runs in the tourists' first! innings here where the final Test match began
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    91 13 PAKISTAN— IST INNINGS Hanlf Ihw Staham \limuddln h Tvwn It Waqar b leader Maqnood b Tyoon 0 Imtlar r r'vann b Ty«on Kardar c F.vans b fttatham M Warlr run out 0 fatal F.vans h Loader «hujauddln not nut 1< Zulflkar c < nmplnn h leader 16 Mahmmid Humeln
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    Kowloon best in second half
    131 13 \LOR STAR. Thurs TPHE KOWIXXSN Motor Bus Com--1 p«ay aorcer tourist* recovered from a poor first half to beat North Malayan Malay* 4 o before a record T nun rimi! here today. The touiuts were up against x determined defence In the flr.M half and
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    MYSORE TOUR IS CANCELLED
    78 13 I THE Mysore StMte Football Asmi- lie) till *<vir of Sinnapore and the Federal ion. .scheduled for next month has been cancelled »nld Mr s K P. Naidu their repre»enlati\e in I Singapore. yesteida\ Mr Naldu told the Strai'.« Times ■tMi rffter Hirangement» had been mode
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    NON-BENDERS XI TO PLAY THE SCC
    61 13 Non-Benderis Cricket Club XI T SC C on the ptida.ig at 211 tomorm« J W Euart. D. C D'CottH. D M Murray. W R M Haxwoith. S ■tMMtt, R S Tufnell. P. D. Almeida. A Baker. R. V 8. Sundram, .1 A M Ede.
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    R.S.G.C. MIXED FOURSOMES
    51 13 The Extra 8 Hole* Mixed Four--1 some* i Stroke. Competition played j: R SO C. on Monday resulted In a win for Mrs. Kmerson ft W. M. Oak-Rhlnri .44-8'..— 35', >. Oiher cards returned: Mrs. Machln Ar K. W Bell 147-11.—3 5 Mr. Mrs. R. Cralk (42-s'.—
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    NETBALL FINAL
    78 13 The flnala for this year's netbull competition for the Clarke Challenge Shield will oe played on the SRC ground between Girls Spoil.' Chih .holders of the Shield i and the Raffles Old Girls A.-MH 'iHiion today. Mrs A. E Clarke will present the shield to the »i iners.
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    MOORE WINS ON A T.K.O.
    64 13 NEW YORK. Thurn. Archie j' Moore 37-year-old Hghthea\y\»el(jht ii.impum of the world, xuccessfiilly defended his title when he beat i Harold Johnson on a technical knockout at Madison Square Garden lan night The referee. Ruby Goldstein topped the fight 56 second* after the Mori of
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    National Trust and a Nimbus to race here
    198 13 11. KPHOM IM lIOH. Thtirn. LTcomen 'o MaUy.n racing Sin c H.r bnj.iim»« ."SKS gJcWdi »nd VlolhUoh. Tudo, lh r£ .rll-bred EnglUh hor«>. on gS V.hr*e-ye.r-old by thi iAkol Onld Cup winner C»r»c«U» fl; Mr Mulf. b Deiiturlui three- nth i -did
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    Ceylon stars will give exhibition
    200 13 SINGAPORE S triinls fans will be able to see two of Colon* brightest players when 18-year-old Rupert Ferdinands and B. L Pinto arrive In the Colony from Ceylon next Friday. Thf Singapore Lawn Tennis Association has arranged for an exhibition on the SCC. courts on
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    26 13 SO< MM 1.KA(.l DIV 1: Fathul Karlb v R.K M.X.. Jalan Besar. 8.30 p.m NETBALL CLARKr) Shield: (.irli S < Raffles Old (.Iris. SRC padanf
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    BATSMEN STRUGGLE ON DRYING PITCHES
    376 13 LONDON. Thursday 'I'Hr English summer relented, allowing play in all seven county championship matches beginning \esterday. Bowlers took full opportunities on soft wickets exposed to sun and breeze and. in all. 115 wickets fell an average of over 16 a match Derbyshire, second In the
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    Chinese keep Iyer shield
    153 13 \HATTRICK by Sim Jui Kirn enabled Singapore Chinese FA. to dffent Singapore Indians at Jalan Besar stadium last night to retain ihe Sundram Iyer soccer shield. Chinese were without their regulars last night, and schoolboy Jui Kirn brought In for the first Um< to lead the
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    B.A.M. must sponsor S.B.A. jubilee if it is to be held
    330 13 AN International Badminton Federation ruling that foreign players may take part in a national tournament or exhibition only by arrangement of the respective national associations was placed before committee members of the Singapore Badminton Association who met last night.
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    S'PORE LOOK GOOD FOR SIXTH TEAM TITLE
    1641 14 Sports Editor's Malayan A.A.A. meet survev 1 S'gor, Johore their rivals SINGAPORE, champions for the past five years running in the Malayan Amateur Athletic Association's annual championships, are favourites (o win the team championship again this year, but will they be able to
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    THE RECORDS THEY HAVE TO BEAT
    254 14 %f ALAI AN Amateur Athlrtle As- meiatiAn rhamplonshlp re- nrds, up to date, are: I MEN inn YDS I lAner l: Fnh Kirn Srng I'Uli; L.n.E. Cullen iismi; Ker Vnnc Chin 1937 Sldique Merlcar. ttO YDS (21.8ser): L.D.E. Cullrn (1931). Hii YDS iMi.r, L.D.E.
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    Michael Parry may set up the best record
    587 14 Michael Parry may set up the best record LOOK out for a crop of rreords In the Malayan athletic championships at Kuala Lumpur today and tomorrow. Michael Parry, Srlangor's lank> quarter -mllrr, may |-rt thr best record of all by knocking 1..D.X. fallens 23-year-old 440 record of SOsee. off thr
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    200 14 THE PROGRAMME of event* at the Malayan athletic rhampion. ships at Kuala Lumpur today and tomorrow Is: TODAY 230 Opening Ceremony: 30" 440 yards hurdles final; 3 10 Pole Vault quallfving; 3 10 100 yds heats. 3 ?o 100 yds women hmts: 33n Plscw qualifying: 330 Shot
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    open meet
    117 14 ilnner-Oeneral. To fanfare of trumpet* the Stirapore representative will pre*ent the flag of the meeting to Mr. McDonald. After Mr. Mat-Donald has opened the meeting, there will be a fanfare of I rum i»u Hnd cu:i salute The, flags of rompetlng team* will then be broken on their
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    Brighter athletic plan for meeting
    100 14 Brighter athletic plan f or meeting pOUR IMPOI p» a bp disc annual nei of the M Athl. Kuala I They rtrstl] champ. Asian < neißhh. be \Z\\ athletes. leoondl) layan ri up at SI any nth: lnss whii un<i< t prnvri arp rishi. Thirrih record record and cord I'llUlM,
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