The Straits Times, 31 August 1954

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    STORM OVER 'BARRACKS'
    402 1 Kota Bahru students wanted rooms VILL AFFECT OUR STUDIES' !Com»p©iHltiit KOTA BAHRU, Monday. S it the Adoration's first Teachers' Training Collect at Kota v are bittei and disappointed because they will have to live in rrack-like dormitone§ instead of private rooms." asman> as 20 student* in some
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    In a champagne glass -just plain tea
    22 1 The Sultan, holding a champagne glass 'of tea), replies to a toast. Straits Times picture.
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    Bubbly for guests, tea for Sultan: He's on the wagon
    240 1 THE SULTAN of Johore waved aside the waiters as champagne corks popped all around. He filled his t. ill-stemmed glass instead with TEA. Dato S.Q. Wong was quick to notice. His Highness." he announced to the guests, "is on the
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    2-D Dior no longer a bosom pal, says London
    278 1 2-D Dior no longer a bosom pal, says London 1 111 iiiiiiiiiiimiimtiiiimiiiii LONDON. Mon. "IS IT FAIR? Is it feminine? How fai can a dictator go?" Thus London's newspapers have resignedly given the Dior H-liii« its British sendofl amid good byes for the lines of Marilyn Monroe Fashion editors spread
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    Huk chief gaoled for 12 years
    330 1 Huk chief gaoled for 12 years MANILA. Mon COLONEL Louis M. Taruc. former chief of 25.000 Huk guerillas in the Philippines, was sentenced here today to 12 years imprisonment. Taruc, who surrendered in May because he was convinced his rebellion was futile, pleaded guilty to rebellion He had lea a
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    A 'cowboy' raids a store
    108 1 A 'cowboy' raids a store —AND LOSES HIS TROUSERS A MALAY youth in a "cowboy outfit raided a Chinese dry cleaning shop ir. a busy sector of Geyiang Road Singapore, yesterday. Ah Sok. an assistant, who was ironing in the shop, raised an alarm when he saw the intruder going
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    Chin;? leads in photo show
    34 1 CAMBER.KY Mon China nas the largest number of foreign entries at the 11th International Exhibition of Photography which opened here yesterday Twenty-three nations are represented tn the exhibition —Reuter
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    Fatal crash
    28 1 Ng Boon Chin. 28. was fatally Injured when his motor cycle crashed into a lamp post In Oollyer Quay. Singapore opposite Fullerton Building shortly befrrre midnight.
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    Port collision
    26 1 LE HAVRE. Mon. Nine French sailors were missing after the Panamanian ship Atlantic and a local tug collided !n the port her e today.—
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    Thousands wait river's 'death march'
    161 1 BOMBAY, Mon.— Thousands of! Indians in Lower Assam are today helplessly waiting to be struck by the fury of the Brahmaputra River in its "march of destruction through flooded North-east India. The torrent has already devastated the rich cultivated areas in the north flooding •1.000
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    PRIDI SETS UP HIS H.Q. NEAR BORDER
    170 1 TAIPEH. Monday. T*HE leader of "Free Siam," former Premier Pridi 1 Phanomyong, has set up headquarters in Red China's Yunnan Province less than 100 miles from the Siamese border, it was reported here today The Ministry of Interior's Tatao News Agency said the
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    Arms ban to Egypt lifted
    44 1 LONDON. Mon. Britain today lifted the embargo on the sale of arms to Egypt, a Foreign Office spokesman announced here. The embargo was Imposed In October, 1951 after the then Wafd Government of Egypt abrogated the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty. Reutcr.
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    Whaling fleet to be intercepted
    56 1 LIMA Mon —The newspaper La Prensa said yesterday it was likely Peruvian naval units would intercept a whaling fleet scheduled to enter Peruvian waters today. The fleet, owned by Aristotle Onassia. Greek industrial magnate, included 16 ships headed by tho S.S. Olympic Challenger, OnassLs Is
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    Soviet oil blast
    29 1 HAMBURG, Mon— The independent newspaper Die Welt reported today that hundreds of people were killed in an explosion at thp Soviet oil refinery In Stalingrad.— Reuter
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    TB campaign
    28 1 GENEVA, Mon -Vaccination against tuberculosis has been given to 36.000.000 people in 53 countries in past six years, a World Health Organisation report said today- Reuter.
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    Censorship off
    18 1 SAIGON, Mon. Political censorship on foreign Press cables from Vietnam, imposed in July, was lifted today—fteuter.
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    Holiday gives them ONE more day
    125 1 Holiday gives them ONE more day EE'iimiiiiMMMiiniiiMimiiiiM Y ESTERDAY Muhai ram, the Muslim new year— was a public holijS day in the Federation. Many readers of the =E MALAYAN MONTHLY as who waited until yesterss day to post their entries for the $20,000 word com- petition could not do so
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    RIDDLE OF TWO MISSING GIRLS
    158 1 They were playing outside their horne then they vanished OINCiAPOKh police are investigating the disappear*3 ance of two little girls from their home in Syed Alwi Road, on Sunday night. The girls' mother, Madam Neo Ah Ngah told the Straits Times yesterday that she last
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    In Manila for SEATO talks
    50 1 MANILA, Mon.— Mr W. Dennis Allen, British Undersecretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs arrived here today with Britain's Ambassador to the Philippines, Mr. Frank Gibbs, from London to attend SEATc conference. With them was Mr Agha Hllaly, the acting Foreign Secretary from Pakistan Reuter.
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    Russian ships on mystery cruise
    195 1 Russian ships on mystery cruise NORTH JUTLAND, HOC ALL Danish obseivation posts have been alerted to watch for a Soviet naval squadron believed to be heading south into the Kattegat between Denmark ar.d Sweden towards the Baltic. The squadron, consisting of two heavy cruisers of th« 10,000-ton Sverdlov class and
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    STOP PRESS
    117 1 OE CASTRIES HITCH SAK-HS iMb- FfMMh authoritirs t«.(l.«\ r< ported d'Millnrk hi in -mill, (lions to nlmm Htu c.i n ChrM un de I .♦-Iries and olher Kremb utlirers —I P T*HE fourth Internationa Lovers Federation (m on August 27. was concludi In their well-guarded camp on Hlrschen
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    Off to the hills
    37 2 KATMANDU. Mon. Four members of a Swiss mountain climbing expedition. Including a French dress designer Miss Claude Kogan, flew In here yesterday to scale the 23.440-ft. Oaurl Shankar Peak In the Himalayas.— A.P.
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    The night Attlee hit the Marco Polo trail
    337 2 Rene Mac Coll in the city next door to heaven 'IHIIMiIIimiIMIMIIIIMIIMIIIfIIIHIIMHMIIIMIMIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIIHIUiIIimiIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIHIMimnMIIIIIIIIHIIItMIIiHiiiM Aunt, stamps here don't have gum and that's thm"?*?*. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiMiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,,,', SrfCJfy HANGCHOW. Mon. A LETTER to Aum A Millicent Dear Auntie, the Chinese have a provero "Heaven above but below fc
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    Japs replace Americans
    43 2 TOKYO. Mon— The Kyodo News Agency said today that 1.100 Japanese soldiers left yesterday aboard three U S landing ships for the north-ern-most main island of Hokknido. They will be the first Japanese to replace American ground forces there— A.P.
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    Tow for hulk
    30 2 LIVERPOOL. Mon. The Dutch tug Zwarte Zee arrived here yesterday to tow the burned-out hulk of the Canadian Pacific luxury Liner Empress of Canada to Italy. Reuter.
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    BRAVO, SAYS EVATT TO ATTLEE: AND WELL DONE TOO
    129 2 BRAVO, SAYS EVATT TO ATTLEE: AND WELL DONE TOO D SYDNEY. Mon. R. EVATT, leader of the Australian Labour Opposition, yesterday welcomed the Australian visit of .Mr. Attlee. Sources close to Dr. Evatt interpreted the statement as a "counterblast" to criticism of Mr. Attlee s visit to China by some
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    BACK TO CLOTHES
    27 2 And mosquitoes are sorry to see end of the nudists 9 congress VIENNA. Monday. Congress of the Nature idlsts), which began here ;d yesterday.
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    No Cinderellas now —they run the giant robots
    474 2 JIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIII TWO WORDS 'NO PINNIES' SUMS UP THE PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN INcu ANSHAN. Monday. T*EENAGE girls operating the giant robot machinery x of this "hush hush" Manchurian steel town demonstrate the spectacular change in the role of women in New China.
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    Mona sings a Singapore charity ball
    32 2 Mona sings a Singapore charity ball miss mow roM- ft-m Sine.W^rr *mc" gursl artist* 1 lhl d.i in r orK.ini^rd h.rlx Mii-m.il .md Mcmnri.il IM" attended lh» I mi. pi'i u r
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    Davy Jones gets a touch of religion
    134 2 SAN FRUTTI'OSO. Italy, Mon —Hundreds of fishermen and divers watched v a tall bronse statue of Jesus— "the Christ of the Deep" lowered Into the waters of the bay skirting this little fishing village yesterday. Thousands of yachts, launches and boats swung gently
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    MALAYA CAN CALL CANADS AND MEXICO
    15 2 The i tween 9 daily i Thr possible telrph'TT
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    4 Germans held
    13 2 4 Germans h eld BERLIN I Erich M night hir.-d pspiona 1 I
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    Duchess arrives
    32 2 NIAGARA FALLS. Mon.- Thr Duchess of Kent and Princess Alexandra arrived yesterday to open a hydro generating station after a three-day visit to Toronto and the Canadian National Exhibition. A.P
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    WE STILL HOPE FOR PEACE, SA YS IKE
    347 3 poor always open to the Communists if they are sincere WASHINGTON, Monday. RESIDENT Eisenhower, said today that he Relieved tontiniiinjf United States eflForts to .-snide the Soviet I nion to consider solutions [^specific international disputes advanced the \Lgt of peace. Hr mentioned
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    McCarthy faces contempt charge
    120 3 McCarthy faces contempt charge !TON, Mon.— fOR Arthur Wats I yi -t.^rday •ing point new McCarthy opening on nild probably that he had n tempt of the who will told a ren the numerical irtea of 46 Senator Joseph r his Senthis would be :or public First of five •c
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    Beer is free once a year
    37 3 E Mon. R. r over Germany city yesterday t'.ian 28.000 rushing nn. is built by a ians to keep it r uind. Thourrymakera lined up hitch: The free only year, A.P
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    A PLEDGE BY VETERANS
    46 3 BERLIN Mon. Former Field Marshal Albert Kesselrine pledped yesterday the support of 50.000 German frontline veterans in the Stahlhelm 'steel helmet* for the European army policy of the Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Adenauer, and for ■German equality in the community of free nations
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    Off the target
    37 3 LONDON, Mon. Russia mined 320 million tons of coal iast year, it was announced yesterday. But A. F. Zasyadko. Minister of the Coal Industry, said many enterprises are not reaching their production tarzets. A.P
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    JAZZMEN BAR THE FRENCH
    69 3 Fifty French refused admisuphrev Lyttelton in the seaside ;a last night ere accused of -•ed behaviour." ie Hastings Corthey had been plaints following a Sunday night concert last week. 'There were 100 of these 1 French young: people in the audience and they were creating an
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    Four people died in this wreck
    49 3 THIS AIRVIEW shows the coaches of the crack American express "Santa Fe Chief" zig-zagged along the track after hitting a train of refrigerator trucks (top left) which was on adjoining tracks at Lomax. Illinois. Four people were killed and 44 injured.— A.P. picture.
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    PRAYERS FOR FINE WEATHER
    117 3 PR A YERS FOR FINE WEATHER LONDON. Mon. IJRAYERS for fine weather 1 to save Britain's harvest threatened by the wettest summer for 50 years were offered throughout the country yesterday in answer to the farmers' appeal. The Archbishop of York. Dr. Cyril Garbett. called for na-tion-wide prayers after an
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    Help for Goa
    22 3 LISBON. Mon.— The Portuguese Defence Ministry announced today that reinforcements from Portugal have arrived in Goa Portuguese India— Reuter
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    A CALL TO HER SWEETHEART
    38 3 WITH THE "Forces Broadcasting Service" acting as Cupid. Private Maud Leete, W.R.A.C., of Scarborough, sends to her sweetheart in Malaya a radio message from the radio show, at Earls' Court, London. Reuter picture.
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    Aid for Arab Legion
    54 3 AMMAN, Mon. Lieutenant General John Glubb. commander of the Arab Legion, has kept the Jordan authorities fully Informed about his negotiations in Britain for financial aid for the Legion, it was learned from usually reliable sources here yesterday. General Glubb will return to Amman about the
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    Typhoon Ida kills two, injures 30
    104 3 1 HONO KONG, Mon—Typhoon winds sweeping through Hong Kong and Macao yesterday left a trial of blood and disaster in the two colonies. At least one person was killed in Hong Kong and another In Macao. An estimated 30 p<«ople were injured, several seriously.
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    One in four say: Mind your own business
    180 3 THE PRINCE'S EDUCATION: LONDON, Monday. THE Sunday Pictorial, which has been conducting a poll on how Prince Charles should be educated, yesterday announced the result under th^ headline: "One in four say mind your own b isiness.' The newspaper, which has a
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    New EDC snag: 'End debate'
    251 3 NOW FRANCE MA V NOT VOTE ON IT PARIS, Monday. rHI Foreign Affairs Commission of the National A Assembly today recommended the Assembly to vote "next business" to close the debate on the European Army without a vote and kill French ratification of EDC. The
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    MAN ON A TIGHTROPEFOR 27 H0URS
    79 3 STOCKHOLM. Mon A 24-year-old Swede today completed 2? hours on a tightrope at Avesta. Central Sweden, and broke the world record by three hoars. Allan Lundberg started his nonstop walk at 9.00 a.m. yesterday on a rope tuspended about seven feet abovr the dance
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    Sudeten German demand
    41 3 HOF. Germany. Mon— Ten thousand Sudeten Germans, pxnelled from Czechoslovakia after the war, yesterday cheerpd speakers who demanded thp inclusion of Sudetenland in a new unified Germany. Their open air rally was held near the Czech-Bavarian frontier—A. P.
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    'General' killed
    36 3 NAIROBI, Mon. Security forces have killed Mau Mail leader Mwangl Mtoto f'Kid" Mwangit, so-called Command-er-ln-Chief of the 'African Land Army." He wa« the fourth Mau Mau "general" killed in the last two months. Reuter.
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    Just 2 rumbles
    20 3 LIMA. Peru. Mon. Two •>arth tremors rocked Lima yesterday but no damage or casualties were reported. —A.P
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    BOOGIE' JIVE IN THE CHURCH HALL
    131 3 SYDNEY, Mon. A Protestant clergyman today Invited "bodfies" and "wldfies" Australia's teenage equivalent of England's "teddy boys" and their girl friends to hold jive sessions in his church assembly hall. "You have to meet these' young people on their own grounds to convert them."
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    LONDON STOCKS
    213 3 LONDON, Mon. Closing middle prices of selected stocks, not including stamp duty, were: LOANS Consols 88:j« Funding 4% 104., War 3V,i 90-; BANKS Mercantile (£I2V») 35 Eastern (£5) 9 1 Chartered (£1) 42 Hongkong (sl2s> 99 INSURANCE 6 II Com. Un. (uU.) 4V. Royal 16*. Prudential 43 EAILS
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    LONDON TIN
    27 3 LONDON, Aug. 30.— Cash Buyers t729'j; Seller s £730; Forward Buyers £729 S 4 Sellers £730; Settlement £730' <. Turnover am. 10 tons; p.m. 35 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    34 3 LONDON. Aug 30— Spot 20»4d Oct. 2O'»d.. Oct.-D*c. 2O'»d.. Jan.Mar 20 d.. Apr-June 20d.. JulySept 20d.. Sept. pit 19 15 l«d Oct r.i.f. 19 15 16d.. Nov. c.U. unquoted Tone: Barely steady.
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    Copter sets new speed record
    58 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. The United States Army announced that a Sikorski XH-39 had set up a new helicopter speed record by flying at 156.005 m.p.h over a three-kilometr< course at Windsor Locks. Con necticut. The previous record was. listed *****5 m.p.h.. set in an H-21 Piasecki
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    Malaya to send 2 for seminar
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    Walk-over for Alliance likely in 6 Johore seats
    226 4 11 UMNO, 5 MCA CANDIDATES FOR STATE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 'WE WANT TO PROVE OUR POPULARITY' JOHORE BAHRL, Monday. gIX of the 16 scats in Johore's first Legislative Council elections may be walk-over wins for the UMNO-MCA Alliance, the Deputy Elections Officer, Inche
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    A GLIMPSE OF JAPAN —SEEN THROUGH MALAYAN EYES
    67 4 A GLIMPSE OF JAPAN SEEN THROUGH MALAYAN EYES MALAYA.Vs admire the sreat Buddha statue at Kamakura. south of Tokyo during a -uiu-veini: tour They are members ul <t part) of 45 students, including «ix MOtnrn. of the l'nivrrsit> ul Malaya who are visitinc Japan as part ot a Far Eastern
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    $20,000 to mark their anniversary
    167 4 Two members of the University of Malaya Catholic Students' Society, to be nominated in October, will attend the All-Asian seminar of Pax Romana. the international Catholic student movement, to be held In Madras in December. The seminar will discuss "Catholic Students and the Transformations of
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    Boy broke arms for a kite
    39 4 Choo Kirn Guan. 10, fell 15 feet when climbing a tree at Prinsep Street, Singapore, yesterday to get a kite. He was taken to hospital with broken arnii Another boy got the kite.
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    Boy lost chance to make good
    186 4 —SO NOW IT'S 3 MONTHS' GAOL A SINGAPORE magistrate yesterday told a youth that he had once been put on probation so that he could have a chance to redeem his character— but he had failed. AH bin Said, aged 18. pleaded guilty to
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    He saved 15 cents — loses $200
    57 4 He saved 15 cents loses $200 A man who tried to save 15 cents bus fare by impersonating a police officer was fined S2OO yesterday and made to M-rve a days sfmp> imprisonment. Tan Wen Sun pleaded guilty in a Singapore court to cheating the Singapore Traction Company of 15
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    New appointment
    30 4 PENANG, Mon. The Municipal finance and general purpases committee has approved the appointment of Mr. M. L. Clark as Resident Civil Engineer at the new Pcnang power station.
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    Band in park
    22 4 The Singapore Police Banr will play at King George Park from 530 p.m to 631 p m tomorrow I
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    No welcome planned for Attlee yet
    157 4 No definite arrangements have yet been made lor welcoming the British Opposition leader. Mr. Clement Attlee. and other members of the touring Labour delegation to Singapore. Mr. Attleo la expected to ar- rive here next Saturday and his wife is to arrive from Lon-
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    SIT SNAPS: THIS IS NOT YOUR BUSINESS
    163 4 SIT SNAPS: THIS IS NOT YOUR BUSINESS fHAMPIONING Slngapore Improvement Trust tenants in their fight against rent increases is not a Job for a community centre the Trust has told the Federation of Community Centres. "But this is no reply to our request for a report of the committee which
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    His clean record saves him
    48 4 Soh Thian Klew, a bus driver, had his case dismissed in the Singapore City Police Court yesterday because he possessed a "clean" licence sftei thirty years of driving. He had been accused of oeine in charge of a bus which emitted excessive smoke.
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    AMBASSADOR SARA
    136 4 Jakarta job for fonw newspapei editor 1 y tit sjoverniiif nt has appointed its Jommissloner in Slnßapore and the Federation Mr M Saravanamuttu to nt its new ambassador tc fndo nesta Mi Saravanamultu *tv sinaaDore for hl.« new •inst in -ari\ Octotwr A former editor of a via
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    away wITH RICH CLAMPS AND CHAMBER TO COV
    178 4 away wITH RICH CLAMPS AND CHAMBER TO COV 'PHE Chinese Chamber of Commer, J h f Sin a P ore Government I** 1 I mediately. It was also their view that th*. any need to stockpile rirp i n tho cjj* I "anxi t S ha, W: Pl:e Womrt "mergi
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    Police open fire on man in 3 am chase
    127 4 Police open fire on man in 3 am chase KOALA LIMPIR. Mon POLICE opened fire on a Chinese In Cry lon Lane Kuala Lumpur ■I three o'clock this mornint. It was alleged he hart failed to answer a challenge. The man wa* wounded in both lees, and detained. Two policemen
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    A late bath cost him $35
    56 4 RAWANU, Mon.— Tara Sinan of Jundang. was fined $35 for breaking curfew at Kundang The prosecution said a part\ of Special Constables arresten Tara Singh outside Kundanperimeter fence on Aue 22 Tara Singh, who pleaded guilty, said he was going hom<after bathing in a
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    Lorry man fined
    30 4 Saidi bin Karmo. a lorry driver, was fined $50 in Singapore yesterday, for negligently driving along Kalians Road His lorry collided with a motorcycle on April 1.
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    Ceylon office closed today
    54 5 The Ceylon Commissioners office in Singapore will be closed today as a mark of respect for the death of Mrs. Alice Kotelawala. mother of I the Prime Minister of Ceylon The ofice will be open only between 10 a.m. and noon for the issue of urgent
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    'IT'S UNFAIR TO FRANKEL'
    380 5 Mr. Frampton switches on a row about I homes still in the dark Singapore City Council had unjustifiably refused to connect electricity to houses on rrankel Estate, between Chanjji and Coast Roads, i building contractor said yesterday. He is Mr. V. W. Frampton, managing director of
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    HE KNEW HIS RIGHTS
    133 5 HE KNEW HIS RIGHTS Magistrate agrees rISHA-RIDER Yu Ik Kian is a man whu knows his rights. When ordered by his passenger to run an errand for him. Yu refused. He was slapped. It led to an exchange of blows, and they were arrested. Yesterday. Yu and Ang Tok Nglen
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    Crooners vie for applause
    58 5 The first semi-final of Shaw Brothers' "1954 Crooner-croo-« nette" contest will be held at 8.45 p.m. today at the Garden Cabaret Great World. Eight seml-flnalists. who qualified in the heats recently, will take part. Judging will be by audience applause. There will be two other semi,
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    Co-op society annual meeting
    42 5 The Singapore City Council EmDloyees" Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society will hold its annual meeting at the Council Chamber. City Hall, at 4 nm on Thursday A dividend of three per cent on members' subscriptions will be declared
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    Three stabbed in fight
    37 5 Three people were stabbed, one seriously. In a fight last night in Tras Street. Singapore. Allapichal. 24 who received a chest wound, was admitted to the General Hospital Police have detained a man
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    RURAL SCHOOL CUTS OUT LONG TRIPS
    220 5 Switch-over means more places, too nOYS living in the East Coast Road area need not 13 travel miles to the city next year for their secondary education. The Public Works Department yesterday handed over the- Sislap Secondary School for Boys at Frankr! Estate to
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    Off on leave
    18 5 RAUB. Mon— Dr. H. K Ray Medical Officer. Raur-. ha«, left for India on leave.
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    SINGAPORE AVIATION WILL GET RADAR
    136 5 CINGAPOttE has a special interest In radar equipment at the Farnborough flying display and exhibition in England which opens on Sept 6. Mr G. J Warcup, Director General of Civil Aviation. Malaya -Borneo Region. told the Straits Times yesterday. He said "We are now work-
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    A HONEYMOON DRIVE FROM SYDNEY TO PERTH
    77 5 WITH a helping hand from the groom, the bride cuts the first slice of weddinx cake made by the groom's mother. Mrs. Norman Uren. of Perth Australia. The bride. .MLss Shireen Moore, daughter of Group Captain and Mrs. L. P. Moore, of Changi.
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    DERAILED TRAIN DELAYS MAIL
    122 5 Five goods wagons go off tracks IPOH Monday. lIEKAILMEN! ol a goods train in front or the Buklt v Berapit station five miles north ot Kuhj* Kangsar last night neld ud the north-bouna night mall foi nearly seven hours The mail was delayed at Kuala Kanssar
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    Rent row led to riot, court told
    156 5 Rent row led to riot, court told k NNOYED at being told Dy his chief tenant. Pall Singh, to quit the house for not paying his rent Ram Sadar Ral with three others attacked Pall, who was lying on a charpoy outside the house. Mr H A Forrer. a Singapore
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    Guest speaker
    37 5 Dr. W. W Yung, director ot the World Health Organisation's epldemiologicai intelligence station in Singapore, will be the euest speaker at tomorrow's meetine of the Rotary Club at the Capitol Blue Room at 1 p.m
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    Maiden voyage to Singapore
    53 5 The 7.000-ton German cargo boat Darmstadt made her maiden voyage to Singapore yesterday from Jakarta with a general cargo. This vessel, which Is on the Indonesia-North Europe run. will call MN tv take on caigi on transhipment if there is any, said its local agents. Anglo-French
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    Annual dinner
    24 5 The Singapore Improvement rrust Junior Officers 1 Association will hold its annual iinner at the Cathay Restaurant at 8 p.m. on Sunday.
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      155 5 CATHAY ORGANISATmN AJTRACJIONS ir^ ut ".mnmu worn »909 V-^ <? >^ ft 1 LAST DAY! 11 a.m.- 130-4-6.45 9.30 p.m. W^Ll^in^£Si^W^^Z ,pBACK TOMORROW BY POPULAR REQUES KKKIS FILM PKi.SI.Ms jf^k gfek ROOMAI NOOR MISLIA jg| A -TANGISAN IBU^ W&M AFRICA AFLAMED WITH SAVAGE TERROR! !r ll™fa^^B^B^N^W^»ji^BK^^^%^^^B^. \ow showing: rkTUkV^m* llam-1.45-4.15-6.45-9.30
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      283 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7.15 a.m. Time Signal and Open- Ing Announcement; 7.16 Morning Star; 730 News; 735 Melody Mixture; 800-830 Musical Comedy Memories; 1.00 p.m. Programme Summary; 1.01 The Week's Com- I poser; 1.30 Time Signal News;', 1.45-2.00 Hot Rhythm; 5.00 Time i Signal and Programmt Summary; a.02 Take It
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    127 6 Hordi Sill (minimum). MRS C TAMBYAH and family wish to thank those who Rent ims, Wreaths. Loan- rri Cars and attended the Funeral ■■I the late Francis A Tambvah. HARRY. I lONEI. AND DOUGLAS hank all kind friends for i.«, wren'hs and other exot .-ympathy on the of ;he
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 6 IN MEMORI AM :<■ H.irrf* Sin (minimum) TAN HONG TEK: In sacred lemory of Tan Hong Tek. died .ujtust 31. 1952 Inserted by meiners of s-aff of Tan Hong Tek ai 0.. Singapore.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    167 6 M 5/0 'minimum, UJ now ON Gowns Prices Slashed FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day in if you want to wir. ■-■rd puzzle HARROW S LTD 7 Orchard Rd day 30th August 'o 2nd September. Phone 4800 THEODOLITES. Precision and 'un-py Levels. Delivery ex stock; om The Scientific Instrument Co.. I
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Tues. Aug. 31, 1054 Rice Policy Doubts
    808 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Tues. Aug. 31, 1054 Rice Policy Doubts The lone struggle to free the rice trade from Government tontrol la far from ended. In principle the Federation and Singapore have agreed to Mop out. and let the trade take over again. But there arc conditions. and one
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    Forest Wealth
    391 6 In an otherwise satisfactory report on forest administration H is disappointing to find the Director of Forestry having to draw attention again to the arrears of regeneration in the Federation's forest reserves, i While twice as much was spent 1 on regeneration last year as in lP.'il'. the
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    European Games
    136 6 The Russians served notice at Helsinki that they are now a power in the athletic world. In the European track and field championships at Berne they ha\e more than confirmed it. In the unofficial points tabulation they raced to an overwhelming lead over the British team which, with
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      He suggests new site for trade fair
      127 6 He suggests new site for trade fair As a comparative newcomer to Singapore. I went with some interest to see the Trade Fair held at the Happy World. I was astonished to find that the fair for the most part was not in the Happy World at all but crammed
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      Villagers have to keep watch
      57 6 DURING the past two months, there has been a burglary almost cverv night in the village of Mantln. The people have to go without sleep to keep watch as many of the dogs have been poisoned. We have been appealing to the police here but
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      Confusing of race, nationality
      84 6 Confusing of race, nationality I AGREE with Mr Lim Kwang Yu that many in this country are confused on the question of nationality and race. This may be due to the mistakes committed by the staff of the department which issues the identity cards Here is an exampleOn the Identity
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      One's own conscience or the Church as guide to films
      432 6 Mr. DESMOND FORREST has some good pomt 3 on film indecency, but is a bit confused on his moral principles. Granted that as a critic he has to see all sorts of films; his word about a film, especially from
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      Start funds to help incurables
      111 6 Start funds to help incurables MALAYANS should take note that ther P is not only one but many incurables in this country in need of financial help if not a home which, as Mr. McDouaii said, require tiained staff. The Malacca Social Welfare Officer. Mrs. K. M. Cansdell. has done
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      Unfounded
      43 6 TWERE |a a rumour that un■l. less Commonwealth Citizens take out United Kingdom citizenship, they will not be al'owed to remain in Singapore. Can you tell me whether there is any foundation to It? S. M. Singapore. (None at all— F.d. ST.).
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      ARTISTIC INTEGRITY UNDER COMMUNISM
      327 6 •OORN IN INDIA" in his letter "On'y Cure a Return to God says that if the World Assembly of Youth wish to achieve something, then they must have a moral basis for their actions. A Polish composer, Andrzej Panufnlk. a recent refugee to Britain, gives his
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      Tripe' at 20 cents a serving
      117 6 I AGREE with your editorial on sedition that though the Fa jar articles were diatribe, they should not br completely ignored. If this tripe were served only to mature persons, who have a mind of their own, then noone would bother. Unfortunately thp dish
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      Kirkby and higher school fees
      110 6 Kirkby and higher school fees TiHE Education Department A .scheme to send teachers to Kirkby for training is not only expensive but unnecessary! and useless. What's the use of sending Malayan teachers for training abroad and paying each $600 just to buy warm clothings besides $900 for the trip, when
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      He is living in wrong country
      97 6 I went to the lecture on the Russian legal system by Mr. D N Pritt more out of curiosity because of the successful defence he conducted than to hear his adulation of the country which is obviously his spiritual home. One might have expected,
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      Police cannot be blamed for ambush
      261 6 1 SUSPECT from reading "Old Planter's" letter that he is not quite old an inhabitant as he would make out, or how could he make such a ridiculous statement as For such an ambush to have taken place after six years of Emergency regulations
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      Motor-cyclists seek parks too
      126 6 I HAVE been riding motorrycles for the past ten years. From experience. I say that accidents are only caused by careless and reckless riders and not by a lack of driving I 'irrors. But I think there is morr important work to be done by the
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      Speeding car carried police
      141 6 INHERE now appears to be two sete of traffic laws, one for the police, and one for the others. After "Stanley Street's" comment on the motor-cycle police I saw the other day a car ROinfc in a westerly direction towards Katong, along the East Coast Road,
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    On the Margin
    223 6 On the Margin 'Workers o[ the world..' IF i eighl n per cent per cci Federal whid, hind aftliat. national i Free Trad Mr. M; Besidelnclud( union most un; Pakistan c the Phillpp Abseni are [ndon Indoni group B an anti-o movement LCF.T.U., ican.s are in ls concern. unionism in
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      498 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. 20 Wardi I/a (minimum). THWAITE To Patricia (Nee lehter, I.vriia. or. Sunday 2!) th August. ftl XX 2* Horrfi Sin i minimum). IOH-TEOH: Loh Yuen Thoong eWa son ot Mr. I-oh Yuen Heng ann nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hung Loon. Malacca, to Teoh Guat Sim elder
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      37 6 Leak-proof in ill Climates/ CERMAN PIN Tiiuite ■I il PL' I with Ink Filling ot incomparable capacity. Agents <fc Service Stations:— EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO. It, < huli < St.. S'pore-1. ENC SENC MEDICAL CO. H. Vi <}uee St.. Prnanf.
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      135 6 ft] f^ ....FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY \y/ Built for faithful StrvkC In town, connect to the A.C. Mains Supply; in roontry, twitch ovrr lo the K-volt accumulator you take It. the suprrh nrn Pvr Modrl "MR flrmt-rlan reception and a uor'd-uirir < programme*. Randsprradinf comhinrd with Flywheel Tuninc, ensures simple
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    £350,000 equipment on way for airport fire service
    91 7 WRE FIRE-ENGINES, MORE AMBULANCES AND MORE CRASH TENDERS 10) DUE: EXPERT 10 TEACH fffE MEN IPORE'S Kallanfi ,irport firr services I > 150,090 worth of ht i,, R equipment ies before the d o f (he jrear said .Mr. Holliday, the OperaOflicer,
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    23 FIREMEN NOW UNDER TRAINING
    65 7 under or- more crash H through a and ambu:'ien from units worn <i are now I R.A.] B lU r 42 my a> beservice ids will be ang. About diesel and find nut how rush fire M-cne of the i .^tack of n box^s. alistic
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    BANDITS BURN 4 LORRIES
    71 7 BANDITS BURN 4 LORRIES KUALA LUMPUR. Mon TERRORISTS burned three J- lorries belonging to Lee Sawmills in the Kota Tinggi area of Johore yesterday. Near Kulai. five other terrorists destroyed a Ng Sing Estate lorry Telegraph wires on Pagoh Estate in the Segamat district were cut and a telegraph pole
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    THE KETUAS DECIDE TO UNITE
    83 7 THE KETUAS DECIDE TO UNITE KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A central organisation for all kampong headmen in the Federation was formed nere today at the end of the twoday congress of Ketuas A draft constitution for this central body, to be called the Association of Ketua Kampong Malaya, will be submitted
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    'I did not get a proper suit'
    301 7 -SA YS THE $357,725 CLAIM DIVER VIANUO VASTA, 35. an Italian diver, who is suing Tl the Inter-Ocean Salvage and Transport Ltd.. for 5357.725 damages told Mr. Justice Tan in the Singapore High Court yesterday that he had not been supplied with a
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    Qantas chief
    28 7 Sir Hudson Fysh. chairman and manaaing-director of Qantas Empire Airways. Is expected to arrive in Singapore today by air from Sydney on his way to London.
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    THE UDDER WAS SO HANDY
    293 7 -ins a ladder taken from a burg'.ars Of Mr. R. the East Tiger md sot away with a haul of $1,600 in cash and jewellery. The buiglary was discovered this morning. The burglars had left the front door open and the ladder was Still leaning;
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    Boy's story gets man year's gaol
    124 7 Boy's story gets man year's gaol rPHE evidence of a nlneM. year-old schoolboy, Loganathan Rajapan. led to the conviction in Singapore yesterday of Peh Ooi Pin. charged with breaking into the staff quarters of McNair English School on July 7 Peh was gaoled for 12 months, and fined $200, or
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    Man-made lake will roll over this entire kampong
    69 7 Man-made lake will roll over this entire kampong MORE THAN 200 VILLAGEKS MUST LEAVE HOMES SOON this kampong at Klang Gates will disappear as thousands of gallons of water are pumped into the area. In the foreground is the village school; behind it is the n-.osque. A NEIGHBOUR notches as
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    'TUC IS LETTING WORKERS DOWN9
    207 7 'TUC IS LETTING WORKERS DOWN 9 .\aval Base Union's complaint pOMPLAINTS that the development of individual unions have been hampered by the "ineffective and effete leadership" of the Singapore Trade Union Congress appear in the 1953 54 report of the Singapore Naval Base Labour Union. I The report says that
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    BUY A COUNTRY HOME FOR AH BOEY, HE SAYS
    173 7 EVERY Chinese in Malaya should Rive $1 towards a country home for "all the little Ah Boeys," a Straits Times reader said yesterday. H P is "Tee Aitch." of Ulu Kelantan, who said: "Surely there is someone who could pive a
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    Motorist fined
    39 7 JH Hoogland was fined $120 in Singapore yesterday for using a motor-car on April 24. this year without having a licence in force and for failinp to notify the Registrar of Vehicles of a change of address.
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    'PART OF A MONTH' MEANS THIS
    79 7 'PART OF A MONTH' MEANS THIS A Singapore City Councillor who resigns will be paid his $200 a month allowance only up to the date of his letter of resignation. This is how the finance committee has Interpreted the meaning of "part of a month" Ir the relevant passage of
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    Wage rise offer is rejected
    72 7 Wage rise offer is rejected rpHE Malay Marine Officers' Association has rejected an offer by the Straits Steamship Company in their year-long dispute over an increase in wages. At a meeting yesterday the association rejected an offer of a $10 flat rate increa.se dating from July 1, this year. Instead
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    —THE IDEAL GIRL FINDS HER IDEAL MAN
    174 7 THE IDEAL GIRL FINDS HER IDEAL MAN SINGAPORE'S "Ideal Working Girl" of 1951. Daisy Frugniet. has found her ideal man and will marry him this afternoon at the Church of the Holy Family in Katong. Daisy, 21. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Frugniet, told the Straits
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    African holiday
    29 7 The Colonial Secretary. Mr. W AC. Goode, and his wife will sail by the Ruys tomorrow for South Africa on holiday. They will return in i October.
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    Young crash widow to get $10,500
    163 7 A WIDOW of 20, whose hus- band was killed in a motor accident last year, will receive $10,500 and her only child $5,000, according to an agreed settlement approved by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, in the Singapore Hich Court yesterday. The widow
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    CINEMA MANAGER USED FUNDS TO RUN A SCHOOL COURT IS TOLD
    343 7 CINEMA MANAGER USED FUNDS TO RUN A SCHOOL COURT IS TOLD IyHILE employed as manager of the Pavilion Theatre. Singapore, Thomas John Da vies was also running his own school of accountancy, the Singapore Second Criminal District Court was told yesterday. Davies admitted this to the theatre management the day
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    BLESSED—THE UMNO STONE
    68 7 BLESSED— THE UMNO STONE KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— A liance leaders in the capit today attended a foundation laying ceremony for the UMNO headquarters building in Batu Road. Tuan Abdul Rasul. the Imam I Kamponn Bahru. sprinkled oly water and yellow rice ound the site to wish the proiect "sclemat." Then
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      22 7 CAD. 3. 54 -II > ***> near ntres coated u-ith rich Tadbury ■'™la'e and foiled for frwhlMU. 1 Ih. and Ib. RY SIME DARBY
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      51 7 ANNOUNCE NON-STOP SKYMASTER SERVICE SINGAPORE BANGKOK LEAVING KALLANG AT 2.45 P.M. EVERY TUESDAY CONNECTINC WITH SERVICES TO TOKYO. TAIPEI, RANGOON Cr CALCUTTA. SINGLE FARE $210 RETURN FARE $378 PHONE ***** PASSAGE ENQUIRIES SIME DARBY 5 MALACCA STREET. SINCAPORE. CROMPTON RUBBER CABLE. For details Consult: ALLIANCE ENGCO.LTD. SINCAPORE K. LUMPUR IPOH
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      168 7 The weather MIMMI'M TEMPERATIRE: (7.30 p.m on Aug. 29 to 7.30 a.m. on Auk- 30 i Singapore 72 decrees, Penang 74. Kota Bahru 75, Kuala Lumpur 75. lpoh 72. Kuantan 73. MINIMUM TEMPERATIRE: (7 30 am. to 7.30 p.m. on Aug. 30> Singapore 84 degrees. Penan* 89. Kota Bahru 88.
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    WHAT A LIFE!
    686 8  -  1 hi islim* MONDAY ORDERING groceries over a faulty telephone connection is exhausting work. especially when the shop- keeper doesn't speak very good English. "I want some cough sweets." I tell him this afternoon. "What say Mem?" "Cough swrrt s." "Pot beets? asks the shopkeeper wnnderingly. "Pot
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    HOUSEWIVES! DO YOU KNOW?
    115 8 VINEGAR wiil brighten the hair after washing. You need just half a teaspoonful in the rinsing water. It will also make China sparkle, and if mixed with salt will remove those ugly stains which sometimes form on cups. The juice of pounded cucumber, strained, mixed with
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    Dresses for morning, gowns for evening
    85 8 TOP PICTURE shows evening dresses costing less than one hundred dollars. Left to right. Apple green tulle and white lace in the grand manner, ballerina length blue satin and white tulle and shrimp pink tissue taffeta and nylon net for a short evening gown.
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    A chance to get that new outfit
    276 8  - A chance to get that new outfit MAXINE RAKICH says FASHION news this week is the sale that has begun at one of Singapore's better-known dress shops. Here is a wonderful opportunity to build up a completely new wardrobe and to supplement your present one. One of the biggest sins
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      287 8 Us good to grow up in 'Viyella' l L, ■\i j\t Mff j^/kl v >^B Kss. 8 Viyella' is the fabric for growing families always soft and light, 'Viyella' positively thrives on washing (note the famous guarantee) MIHIM HHIU^TIP ITU day and Li Q night weai Viyella IF IT SHRIS'KS
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      249 8 jYourbal)y(|cs(MV(s I LIIU UUiOl Johnson's Baby Powder T^Kffi^ \^v^'C\^ isthesoftest, finest powder in the world. It is so sooth- U KQV ing and comforting; it pre- ■'/fSlSfe' vents irritation it is kind to toB V} f\U| Hr n i the tenderest skin. Alwa>-- V VJ 1 1 \lt.l\ use Johnson's
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      406 8 takes the lead (8K Straits Times Crossword SiftflßfUf). 25 Pos?esslnß part of the town"* records (4). I I I I i i I I umjwj I I I l T*— > 2fi Provides food and drink (6>--1 3 5 HH 7 8 27 Unending 181. m*K in mm* ill ,—r
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    Man who defeated the great J.P.Morgan STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
    2285 9 Man who defeated the great J.P.Morgan STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE rthe spring of 1852, a band of 32 young men left New York to seek gold in California, 2500 miles away. All but one of the young men planned to use any gold they discovered to provide funds for a
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      110 9 IThe same 1 fln ,ounf oMuell/ (an take you up to 10% farther and Cham- you up 'O C^ar^pions o -."rydrop .-rs all the CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS s a co§. TRADING SOCIETY STOKVIS (M) LTD. me a*</ Mine PHILLIPS' «HK OF MAGNESIA it:on is usually ndijcstion. •ict on Bur Milk
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      202 9 NEW PARKER "5f MAGNETIX DESK SETS A gift of true distinction different in style, design, performance magnetic holder pivots to any angle. *ffon/or AJnI.S is the Gin %W& for a period keen's (Mlail dp Half fill shaker with r— chipped Ice and add:— I I Crushed slice of orange. I
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      160 9 SlurhH'U f#o/##f#'.v Thy pivk a* thy Urtl K THREE CHEERS I OUR MlZzY STREET ML&ICIAU*- IT'S WOT NECE44ARV TO HAVE. W FOR LIZZIE LJZZIE 16 CROWD* PA4ZING A* ELIZABETH A PLEAAAhiT m/TUAT'S HER IN THE 3A4COMBI A TUEfICK llf WE WERE A PARADE SMILE H> SUFFICIENT YOU'LL J W THIRD
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    INDUSTRIAL ARE EASIER
    42 10 Tins also show drorj CONDITIONS on the Sin*apor Sha JJ yesterday were quiet even f or Monday owing to disinterestedness on buyers, and the Federation Day Holiri Par l Quotations in the industrial and tin mainly easier. n I
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    121 10 I Singapore Chine** Produce Ex. change: noon prlcejs per picul wereCopra steady: September »28*» buyers. $28\ .sellers; October $28' 2 j buyers. $28 sellers. Coconut oil: $48 a sellers. Pepper: quiet, no business reported prices unchanged.! Muntok white »217, Sarawak $215. Lampong black $167',, H. C. B. Ltd.
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    WARNING ON SYNTHETIC
    40 10 A WARNING that the manufacture of synthe«r rubber will probably Increase in scale "not only In America and Europe but also possibly in Asia" is given by Sir John Barlow, chairman of Manchester North Borneo Rubber Ltd.
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    14 10 TIN: M 6, <Tl,l K« BRKK HX Ih. (do Wn half H
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    Indonesians will not pay
    93 10 ALTHOUGH Im their thrn. rubhw J' fhT^er The p«n I was 550.0(i0 r chairman m h, man i. although 0 standards, Is circumstances visited tru esta',., ,^2^' that two of beyond r-v^e^ waYS" a very small arM r good rubber, much Zjf* econom: responsibili'\ Mr. Capsn
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    RUBBER PRICES
    120 10 September Bn pi ers fn b. in Singapore yvetr 68't rents a !b ha.' Saturday s rlosir.g closing tone was 6\ easier. The market npenrr: 69 cents a lb !nr October the premier having been Ml month covering. However :hp pnrf out the day there y support. Closing
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    81 10 Ship* alonjMdr lh' "W»* Harbour Bo»rd «harv^ 1 today are: La M 45. Legundl C r Akachisan Maru 8 9 Anchises li 16. Ber ville 19 20. Per;am»'. N.W 5-7. La: \> 21 22, Irrawaddy 25 26 Star Alcyone 29 30. Pulau Uut 33 34, Bencruachan 3f 38
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    119 10 The M Association changes in IU rates yesterday N>w York airmail O D 33 l/l« cier:bills. (an.da mall. O bills. 32 s trade »>UB p Seliiru nm 31 9 16. 8 French Prai Fran 1624 123 3 8 Swedish Kro: Kroner 22S 1 4. r 118 1 4
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      341 10 A N >»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>4>>>>>>>> i BITTER HEALTH CREATER EFFICIENCY JCool. filtered, dehumidified sir Improve* efficiency in all home v keept you in the pink gives MIMNw. Reduces cleaning £you more MS* and pep for the and dusting chores allows X fi enjoyment o» daily living. more time for freedom.
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      360 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS POLICE LIEUTENANT APPLICATIONS are Invited for contract appointment as Police Lieutenant in the Federation of Malaya Police Force. Applicants most have had recent service in the Armed Forces and must be physically and in every other way suited for active operational duty in the field. Conditions of Service
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      323 10 NOTICES P. W. D. TRENGGANU Reference Tender Notice for the Construction of Sultan Sulalman School Buildings at Kuala Trengganu. The closing date for the above Is being extended from 31st August to 15th September. 1954. STATE ENGINEER. TRENOOANU. ROBINSON k COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in the Colony of Singapore) NOTICE IS
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      853 10 NOTICES NOTICE We wish to announce that Mr. EE SOON AUN who was employed with us as a Salesman for Hardware and Building Trade, Is from the 27th August, no longer In our employment. J. H. VAVASSEUR CO. (MALAYA) LTD.. Incorporating V. R. Vlck it Co.. Ltd. AUCTION SALE of
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      695 10 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDBRB from registered P.W.D. Contractors of Class "C" and above will be received at the Office of the SUte Engineer, P.W.D. Perak. Ipoh. up to 3.00 p.m. of the 9th September. 1954, for the construction of twenty two <22> Married Quarters for Police Rank Pile at
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      71 10 makadi MESSAGERIES MARITIMES ETA IASTiOONO Soihng ETA wISTBOUNO Jl Au, SONG IE to So.oon I Jl Au 4 LA MAMlllLA'i! Colo"" 10 S«s* VIET NAM to Soigon. ||sl YANG Momlo, Hongkong. Jopon 10 Sot ■tsU "LIX BOUSSEL to >» A Saigon H CHARGKURS REUNIS IS«pt CLAUDE BERNARD GCItAROMfR P Sham,
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      953 11 MAN SFIELD CO., LTD. «>, «v m S.ngonore) Travel BLUE FUNNEL LINE O.ot ,o proceed vio otS*r ports to load and discharge caran Tr-,* G 33/34 Sapt 2 v E Rds Sept 1 Sept 4/ 5 Sept 4/ 7 E Tds Sept S S.pt 4/ 7 Sept 10/11 Srpt 10
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    Japanese begin iron ore talks
    79 12 $1 Million project in Kelantan JAPAN'S industrial representative for the proposed million dollar Anglo-Malayan-Japanese venture to mine iron ore in Malaya, has arrived in Singapore and is holding discussions with Boustead Co. Ltd. and the British company, Andrew Weir Co. Ltd The representative is Mr.
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    Germany is sending of her businessmen BIG ASSAULT ON MARKET
    401 12 Germany is sending of her businessmen BIG ASSAULT ON MARKET CINCE the lifting of the restrictions in May on certain imports from Germany and other O.E.E.C. countries by the Malayan Governments, West Germany has stepped up efforts to secure a much greater share of the Malayan market. The first German
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    ASSURANCE APPOINTMENT
    171 12 MR. Manjeri S. Siva who will leave Malaya shortly on leave prior to retirement, has been connected with the Oriental Government Security Life Assurance Company. Ltd.. for over 37 years. Ht came to Malaya in 1937 las branch secretary of the company's Malayan branch which was opened in
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    BACK FROM A WORLD TOUR
    67 12 MR See Soane Huat, dirertor of Chin Hln Co. Ltd rubber brokers and senera ints. Penang returned to Malaya by air last week after his world tour. He was ereatt impressed ;is visit to York and impression that U.S.A. now wins natural er than synthetic.
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    MALAYAN WOODS AT U.K. SHOW
    99 12 RAMIN wood from Malaya, camphor wood from Borneo, chickrassy from India and Burma, red meranti. white and :ed seraya woods from SouthEast Asian areas, and Japanese sen and ash are among samples of hardwoods which are displayed in the permanent timber exhibition recently opened at
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    2. .He has forgery proof pens
    340 12 A GERMAN company of pead] specialists who have Ea good market in Ma--40 years are now planintroduce two of their made products herepencils for art work "oint Mr. Gunter Schwanhausser a partner of the company the Swan Pencil Co. of Nurem. berg, who is
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    STELL MAGNATE VISITS COLONY
    43 12 Mr. H. F. Spencer, managing director of Richard Thomas and Baldwin Ltd. of Britain and his export manager Mr. F. T. Pullln stoprvd In Singapore for a few days last week on their way to the U.K. from Australia.
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    more Indonesian rubber industry hampered
    404 12 more Indonesian rubber industry hampered THE Indonesian rubber manufacturing industry, which was only born after World War 11, is hampered by lack of capital, dependence on raw materials Iron: abroad, labour difficulties, lack of equipment and lack of technical know-how writes the Straits Times Jakarta correspondent. The effect of this
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    RESULTS ON FINAL DAY
    44 13 rues reKutz orlri rr- K ■rid re"ift. i\ t Germea rrla), 3 Mg "hurr!> 'RusPjrkct (Bri•ii M. Itkf R ll* Yhn (Russia i I-iteuv ■Flnlandt. relay: Russia. GerNMaaa hoslovai I i 40.9 sec. 3 mm. 3 Finland. 250 ft. Pola
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    RUSSIA TOOK 16 OF 35 'GOLDS'
    123 13 BERNE. Mon. the honours in i the f i\ f 'i\ Kuropean ithlet i i hampionahipa ii d hrrc vrsterday he mI points t.iSoyiel athletes points. Britain I with IMj <nri ikia third with 83 inri Hungary iir sold medals ;»t three, dais UM
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    BANNISTER WINS BERNE 1,500 BY 5 YARDS
    74 13 'Things worked out to plan/ he says ihP 1 VMi^T"? 11 >estel a >' "hen he easily won hL of Im?n nc E ur »P«»n 8 Games record lime of 3min 43.8 sec. This was two seconds out-Austi-Jlfa. heW b> John Landj of
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    New world hammer mark set by Russian
    508 13 New world hammer mark set by Russian BERNE. Mon. KRIZANASOV (Russia) set a new world record in the hammer throw with 63.34 metres <20"ft 9iin> tn winning the title at the European (i;imrs here yesterday. Tin- tonne! world record holder, Stp.ndll. was second with 61.07 metres < 200 ft 4iin)
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    British team disqualified
    495 13 BERNE. Mon TU BRITISH team finished first In the mens 4 x 400 metres relay final at the European Games here but were disqualified after Hungary protested that one of the British runner. Fryer, baulked a Hungarian runner and made him fall. Britain protested against the dls-
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    JOY, DROBNY WIN IN ITALY
    87 13 CORTINA D AMPEZZO Italy. Mon. JOY MOTTRAM. wife of British Davis Cup player Tony Mottram, won the women's sinßles event at an International tennis meeting here today She beat her compatriot. Pat Ward. 6 l. 6 l In the final. In the men's singles final.
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    TIGERS v MARINES AFTER CUP FINAL
    410 13 nPONIGHT'S Singapore Amaieui FA. Senior Division league match between the holders. Tiger S.A.. and Marine Dept.. has been postponed until after the Malaya Cup Anal In which Singapore meet Penang at Kuala Lumpur on Sept. 11. This means that the Senior leatiif will now
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    Chataway, Zatopek beaten by man they did notwatch
    9 13 CHATAWAY
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    Jarden gets 100 again
    103 13 WELLINGTON. Mod. Ron Jarden. the New Zealand All Blacks Rugby Union wing three-quarter, reached a hundred point* tn a season of first-class rugby for the fourth successive year here on Saturday. He scored nine points for New Zealand against New Zeal.md Maoris, who returned last week
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    H.K. GIRLS WIN
    34 13 IPOH. Mon— Perak Chinese Public On Is Schools basketball team were beaten 31 22 by the Hong Kong Meng Seng girls here. The tourists led 14 8 in the first half.
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    Last-stride win ended 29 'outs'
    330 13  -  EPSOM JEEP DI'RABI.r iHlad Orders returned to the wtnniiiK U* 29 un vucressful outln(?s Rt Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, when he snatched a last -stride win from stablematt Grazle to pay a thumping dividend of IIBS for a win Eight-year-old Sealed Orders, owned by the
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    Positions, averages in county cricket
    368 13 Positions, averages in county cricket LONDON. Mon rE POSITIONS in th« County championship cricket table alter the matches which *no>d on Friday, were: Surrey 27 14 3 8 0 2 1 6 196 tnrks 28 13 *****5 136 Derby 27 11 S 0 2 S 108 Warwick 27 10 9
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    Early start in district meet
    151 13 n>OH, Mon. THE Perak Hockey Association has decided to complete the Interdistrict competition before the end of November so that voting and promising players can be "spotted" early in the season. This competition has, in the past, been held towards the end of the season.
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    Strong Banka XI to play 5 games
    323 13 THE BANKA Billiton Sporting Association soccei team of 14 players and one official flew into Singapore in a Garuda Airways plane from Djakarta yesterday for four games in the Colony and one at Muar This II Banka bi.liton's se- I cond visit to
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    THE FINALS
    161 14 RESULTS of all the finals In the 1954 Malayan lawn tennis championships are riven below. MEN'S SINGLES One Chew Bee (Spore) bt R. Ferdinands (Ceylon) 6-4 6-1. MEN'S DOUBLES K. Ferdinands and B. L Pinto (Ceylon) bt. One Chew Bee and Lim Hee Chin (Spore) 8-6. 6-4. WOMEN'S
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    FERDINANDS, PINTO TAKE THE DOUBLES
    370 14 Spore pair fail after good start KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. RUPERT FERDINANDS and Bernard Pinto, Ceylon's doubles combination, won the men's doubles title in the Malayan lawn tennis championships which ended on the Selangor Club courts this evening. They beat Singapore's, Ong Chew Bee and Lim
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    Poor service troubled Ferdinands
    184 14 Poor service troubled Ferdinands KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. THE Malayan singles tennis champion this year. Ong Chew Bee. turned to full advantage the poor service of his opponent in the final. Ceylon's Rupert Ferdinands, veeterday. Chew Bee «hs only a couple ol yards behind the service line to take service. From
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    British take cycle titles
    105 14 COLOGNE. Mon. r"YRIL PEACOCK of BrlUin com- pleted a cycling world championship double for his country here yesterday in beating John Tresolder of Australia by two races to one In the final of the amateur sprint. Under llooriliuhts In the early hours tin.- morning Britain's Reg
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    JUNIOR CUP DRAW
    40 14 The draw for the semi-final round of the SAFA Junior Cup competition, made at J.^in Besar stadium last night, resulted as follows: Argonauts vs winner of RAF iSeletan RAP <Tengah>; BHB Police vs winner of SCC Haikowyu.
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    EASY FOR MIYAGI
    37 14 FOREST HILLS, Man. Atsuhsl Mlyagl of Japan beat Robert Forbes 'United States) 6-2, 6-4. 6-1 in a first round match In the men's singles of the United States lawn tennis championships here yesterday. Reuter.
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    Kon Leong, KeeFong surprise visitors
    225 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday WHEN the badminton exhibitions were continued with the doubles tonight, everyone here admired the pluck and stamina of Eddie Yusuf who played splendid game after a short rest But the Selangor veterans. Chan Kon Leone and Lim Kee Fong. proved again what
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    MISSON SCORES 4 TO BEAT R.N.
    262 14 i ui.im.uk 4 Royal Navy t DOYAL NAVY were twice In the iv lead but could not withstand a < fighting rally by Eurasians, for I whom hard-hitting Tommy MUson scored (our times. In laot night's S.A.F.A. Community league game at Jaian Besar Stadium.
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    Yusuf beats Koon Yam, collapses
    412 14 EASY FOR SONNEVILLE KIM A LLMPIR, Monday. ILfOS'l MEMORABLE match in tonight's badminton exhibition here was not the convincing 15-8, 15-" victory of the Indonesian champion. Ferry Sonnevllle over Malayan Thomas Cup player Abdullah Piruz of Selangor. It was the gallant tight against Llm Koon
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    No replay for MCFA Cup
    125 14 HMAMQ, Mon THERE will be no replay of thr M.C.J.A. final between Penang and Johore Chinese who drew I—l1 1 on the Victoria Green hrre yesterday. This decision, made by Penan*. C.F.A. and Johore C.F.A. official* last night, will be subject t© con nrmation by
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    Kwa wins in record time
    86 14 T»HTRTY-FOUR-YEAR OLD Kwa Chin Swee (Island Ramblers) won the Singapore Cycle Racing Association's 100 -kilometre mass-start road race held at Changi on Sunday in the record time of 3hr 4min Second was H Williams of the R.A.F. Chang! CC. Chew Ah Teng (Island Ramblers) and
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    MIDDLESEX 88 FOR 4 AT LUNCH
    65 14 LONDON. Mon —Middlesex crawled to 88 for four by lunch time today In reply to Pakistan's flr&t Innings of 303 for seven declared. They lost three for 34 this morning, and John Dewes was unable to resume hi., innings because of a back Injury.
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    HENRICKS BEATS AMERICAN MARK
    59 14 SAN FRANCISCO. Mon. Jon Henricks. Australia's 18-year-old winner at the British Empire Games, broke the American 200 metres freestyle swimming record in the Far Western championships here yesterday. Henricks swam the four lengths of the 50 metres pool in 2mln 7.3 sec. The American record Is
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    Mrs Sheridan wins final by 6-0,6-0
    346 14 Mrs Sheridan wi ns final by 6-0, 6-0 Com Monica SI layan out droppins ,rf r th na J agHlr 1 in the dnublfs, \j r LoKo Chua I Club courts tod, Mrs. Sheridan th* dropped m,,. t*oV£*fcl three mat to win thr ence of hi the other Malay- this
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      29 14 RWh RfiriTUS I I SBHJ I'l hi K S\l II \I«»R I T Htiki>«n S > I t Ulan Besar. p* TABLE TtKSW >l Ii rhampionvhir^ HipK World. ;.I.'> p.Ji
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