The Straits Times, 1 July 1955

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    13 1 The Straits Times fit** Kstd. 1845 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 1, INS 15 CENTS
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    SINE BANDITS GIVE UP
    84 1 "mi i m i m i s. r rorist walks into estate post and takes poUce to five comrades F'S LETTER TRICK t's the death f Red gang \LA LIM'IK, f v rs. handle A ndcrei soul :l lasi six i>- at tt ■peare" letter wa
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    AFTER 13 YEARS reunion in singapore
    18 1 AFTER 13 YEARS reunion in singapore VT they'll always remember I cc [rtfht) meets Stella. Straits Times picture.
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    It's smiles, smiles as long-lost Alice meets sister Stella
    1252 1 B I'VIKICK CHEE t C [RL who had been iring the battle ya came lace to sterday with her .sister and whom she had n t seen for 13 years. no tears at the only a poignant mi n udden recognition
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    SO HAPPY—BUT KAY SAN WAS OH, SO SHY, TOO
    34 1 SO HAPPY— BUT KAY SAN WAS OH, SO SHY, TOO HAPPY HUT SHY. K;iv Sin looks MNy as his |MM lost si*trr Al*p trirs to kiss him. Stella looks on happily. Straits Timr.s pictwr.
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    The 'hero,' the girl, and a note she wrote
    323 1 CALL HIM A MARTYR' ON THE TOMBSTONE A LETTER written by a girl and produced in the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday described the death of Chong Lon Chong. a 16--year-old schoolboy who «vas shot during the May 12 riots, as 'a
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    Lock icon Floods threaten faming in China
    135 1 HONG KONG. Thurs. Communist China mobilised on an emergency msb today to luht floodi that again threaten to devastate th< country's food supplies. The N<w China New.-, Agency said today that the Hupeh provincial govertuni at issued a direct ivi yesterday orderinw the "emergency mobilisation
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    WELCOME, SIR ROBERT—BY PICKETS
    346 1 WELCOME, SIR ROBERT— BY PICKETS Strikers form 'guard of honour' for Colony's new Governor OICKETS from striking Singapore Harbour Hoard employees provided a "Guard of honour" for the new Governor of Sinnapore. Sir Robert Black, when he arrived at Kalians Airport yesterday. The pickets tormed the I guard outside the
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    Lock icon 'Cut the SI No
    28 1 LONDON. Tnurs. Sir Edward Boyle. Kconomlr gacftary to the Treasury, said today that the Government had no intention of devaluing the i pound Renter
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    Man stabbed
    29 1 FtMfiachandra P« rasamv. 25 :i Singapore Harbour Board labourer, wan admitted to the Qrn ral Hoapital early this morning with stab wounds on 'the head and chest.
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    Thaarup owes £24,000
    47 1 London. Thur.v Danishborn Aaue Thaarup. the Quei n's tatter, Who la In deb' to the tune of £34.000, included a i:4 wrist watch .iiid ring and a Bl radio Xt in a stab ment of his assets in the bank ruptcy court here today.
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    Bomb attack on police
    245 1 Bomb attack on police A SINGAPORE detective escaped dfeath by minutes last night whf-n a band-grenade exploded in tho cab of a police van outside Kreta Aycr Pojiro Station. Det Inspector Anp Chlew Choon and three detectives had just left the van after a raid on ;i house in Tembelins
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    STOP PRESS
    37 1 UJ IRMB K)K GEBMANI BONN. Iliurs— United Malts ,ui,| Hrstern (in m.liiN l<iil »i| mil imilu i defence- a-sist.mi r agree liienl i.!)\ •■;in |g mmi ill imcrican nilttarj sappiii to nf.v -i German face-<-.—Keulci.
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    Rice price cut again
    42 1 The pnci ol r.< pore will be cut by another Sl5 per ton from July 7. thtant Minister for Commerce and Industry. Mr. J. II Juma.nnounced last night This is the second Sl"> reduction announced by the Government.
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    Lock icon Baby was born during exam
    51 1 CAIRO. Thurs. A young itian university student. Mrs b:rth to a son hrre whlll Mttin:; tor an examlnatii n Fellow girl studi nta help* il her to d< llrer tin th Mrs. Awatel wil] complete her examinations next term, tho rector of the university said
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      54 1 THE STRAITS TIMFS FRIDAY. JULY 1 Dulles' opposition- birt7 x Jr\.± De SUVA ffPf s Pl.ct. S. Th like GOING? GOING? Ie answer is "Very well!" T *lE HAIRCREAM WITH H f BAY RUM BASE :l j§ M h^i A( > kilo .to iLJb^? Send your repeat orders to (0.,
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    Lock icon KON TIKI OF THE ATLANTIC
    115 2 KON TIKI OF THE ATLANTIC will test a legend QCEBE4 Ihurs. T^OI R adventurers W&i tall Imm here yrsleT<!a\ Bl a Rims) mil mi which the) 1 pert to cross the Att»ntte. The skipper. M. Henri Beaudinit. said he expected the crossing would lake two months. The cedar wood raft
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    Lock icon Murder appeal is refused
    34 2 LONDON. Thur A petition by Munoi Anak Limban asking I hi con 1 irder of I bu, In I n Jut Limb ivicted by the ibu in FebI ;:'.")4 Renter.
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    TO THE ARMY!9—IN WATER
    48 2 TO THE ARMY! 9 IN WATER v DELHI, I ii drinks or water mv I dian aorrow On other occa iber of the forces can still take alcoholic drinks, a military defence spokesman said. The Indian Government's policy seeks to achieve total prohibition throughout the <•< untry. -A. p.
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    'I helved to make a noose'
    612 2 EMMETT-DUNNE' S HALF-BROTHER TELLS OF THE NIGHT A MAN ON TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE j Fourth day's hearing of a case in which it is alleged that the death of a soldier was made to look like suicide but was in fact I cold-blooded
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    Lock icon Dame Edith is tired of Marilyn
    323 2 Dame Edith is tired of Marilyn IF I HEAR THAT NAME AGAIN I'LL SHRIEK 1 LONDON. Thurs IVAME Edith Sit well Britain s leading; Uiriy Of letters, said toda> that she is tired ol hearing about Mariiyi Monroe. If 1 hear that young woman name again I shall shriek declared
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    Speed traps are on again
    42 2 The Automobile Association of Singapore has warned its membeti that speed traps are again in operation in "certain Federation towns". 'It said: "The speed limit yftns are often located a considers way out of town. So beware" >
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    Lock icon _ MORE AUSTRALIANS COMING
    161 2 MORE AUSTRALIANS COMING Advance party will fly in next month CANBERRA. Thurs. i A ISTRALIA will hesin next I. month the movement of air detachments, which she is contributing to the Commonwealth strategicreserve in Smith K. i-»t Asia, the Air Minister. Mr. Athol Townley. announced today. An advance party of
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    Inspector examines the arenade damage
    40 2 DBF. INBPECTOK n. NAIDU th.- Ceatral i-.»n.. M.iti.m r\. unities the poliir \.m win ell uas (l.un.iuecl hen a hiind uri'ii.ulr was thrown into it outside Krcta \><t Police Stalion last ni^ht. Mr.iits 'limes puluir
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    NO WOMAN IN ASSEMBLY? BEGUM IS SHOCKED
    92 2 THE HAGUE. Thurs. The Pakistan Ambassador to Holland. the Begum Ali Khan, today cabled M: GhulamMo h a m m c d. the Governor-General, saying she was "deeply shocked" at the omission of women from the Constituent Asser.iblv just set up to draft
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    Lock icon Minister congratulates Federation
    159 2 LONDON, Thurs. 'faie Colonial Secretary. Mr Ala^i Lennoa Boyd. said yesterday\ thai he was in "warm aurei ment" with the Federation of Malaya Government in rejectIng the Communist terrorists' recent offer to negotiate an end to hostilities. Mr. Hector Hunhes i Labour* had asked In the Hou.se
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    (rash hurts 6
    17 2 YORK Thui six worker: wen Injured here yeshen a wooden retainwall collapsed —A p.
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    WA COUNCIALROW ovERb Ilk sea: FOR TWISTER1
    268 2 WA COUNCIAL ROW ovERb Ilk sea: FOR TWISTER 1 A ROW flared up at fh<C inu yesterday whm J^m<'^'<>i pr Council discuss CTtai.i 1 ■■>: staff in thr presence of ifW- M: Welfare. W Mr. Yaj) Pheng G<-k <V>miI Bated) wantrri td knov. j the Council could not talk matter,
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    XXX by pos —it got her a divorce
    51 2 XXX by pos —it got her a divorce H ABETH, i M 1 CIRILKA I c i n K M Lfl < W.n from Mi 'o Ok Korean n On of them told v much si i The j 1 pi il Bl s took b i Thf Wii Ispri
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    Lock icon Hong Kong told End restriction
    30 2 HONG KONG 7 1 \'< v China n nrria;, iuthorttl< r. n Chini > EC The agenr t i fewer peopl n tl i I it Reuter
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    No permit: I |
    15 2 No permit: I JOHORE BAM who had 1 $500 o* four i n 1 1
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    MAD, MADDER. MADDES
    30 2 r'Aßis. Thun rhr orld :< ng madder, accordi ir 1 1:■ Mi:: I for M 'lit |ygl< n The report said one In 200 Americans. on< in j
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    Lock icon King Haakon
    37 2 OSLO. Than. The tional Hospital announced this! morninp that B-year-old Kinu Haakon "has passed a quiet ni<iht with sood .sleep nd hi.* "ondition continues to be satisfactory" after treal t for a b.roke>i thiizh.— Renter
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    Lock icon March on Goa
    31 2 MADRAS. Thuri. Ihf Indian Socialist Party stage a march ol IS 100 v< lun> t«-ers on Portuau- p G i Aim. IS- eighth ;»nr Of India's independent AP
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      264 2 THE MEN BEHIND THE RIOTS 4s&&. Why did the Communists instigate the Singapore Riots and Sympathy H» Strikes? And why did both fail to ;g|. help the Reds to achieve their fp Jerneh Hati gives you the answers in this Week's Week-Ender. ITS ABOMINABLE! Tne terrible stench JK^^ r f
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    Lock icon BRITAIN HOPES TOR PACT I AFTER BIG 4 TALKS
    457 3 j Dulles' opposition to security guaran* puzzles London LONDON. Thurs. KIT \IN would like •«> s next month's ;io in he. ids of S(;itc onference at Geneva 1o;k! t" a Locarno-type anti-agfression pact for urope iniilt round a united Germany, an
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    Schoolboy can wed his teacher
    14 3 Schoolboy can wed his teacher C' .;.e at Id: "We d we ..■■d her
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    Lock icon ! WAS A SOVIET SPY, HE ADMITS
    152 3 WAS A SOVIET SPY, HE ADMITS assassinated because she knew Urn much WASHINGTON Thurs. INSTON VI. RDETT, nited Nations refor ihr Columbia Sj stem, told senators y*»~ he was a Com- ruimsi spj m i urope for ■\(i > r.ii in t lulu. He .aid th.it he left the n
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    PERON (he in 59) WEDS GIRL OF 19
    297 3 KIO HE JANEIRO. Thursday. PRESIDENT PERON has Harried sr- trctly a 19-year-old girl as his second wife, it was reported today. s ol this hush-hush romance md the entry new First Lady into the place formerly held by flittering Evita Peron. the
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    Lock icon Invasion' of Goa plan by Rods
    58 3 V DELHI. Thurs. Mr. A. K. Gopalan, leader of the Coinup m the Lok Sabha of the Indian men! i will lead a batch oi more than 100 Communists into Goa towards the end of July and attempt to plant the n tricolour In
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    Lock icon BJackshirt rebels in flight
    162 3 BJackshirt rebels in flight Uutzkrii;g-then mountain holt SAIGON. Thurs. THE Vietnam National 1 Army has captured the last gtronghold of. rebel warlord Gen. Ba Cut. and put his blackshirt army to lliuht across the border into Cambodia, it was announced here today. Last night after a Hghtwt I> g Offensive
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    Lock icon $17 million opium is captured
    59 3 CAIRO, Thurs. An Egyptian Camel Corps force captured $17 million worth of hashish and opium after a four-day sun battle with druK smugglers in the rugged hills ol Kena in Upper E«ypt, Government spokesman an- nounced today. Four drug runners were believed killed and one
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    Lock icon London talks on Cyprus soon
    42 3 LONDON. Thurs. Sir Anthony Edrn told the House of Common* today that Britain had invited the Greek and Turkish Governments to an arly London conference on political and defence questions affecting the eastern Mediterranean, including Cyprus. Renter.
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    Lock icon Off to Russia
    20 3 BKI.GRADE. Thur.s. _AJ Yugoslav Air Force delegation leaves here tomorrow for a 10-day visit to Russia.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon THE ARMY GETS SET AGAINST GOVT.
    138 3 JAKARTA. Thursday. INDONESIAN ARMY leaders, meeting for nearly sovon hours here last night, failed to produce an immediate solution to the anny-iwcrnment crisis over a new Chief-of-StarT appointment. Army commanders, who had on June 27 boycotted Uie installation of Mai. Grn. Barnbans Utoyo on
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    Lock icon Himalayan peak conquered
    36 3 KHATMANDU, Thurs. A four-man German expedition has conquered Annapurna Peak > 24.000 ft. i in the Himalayas after a 16-day assault, accordIng to a letter received here from the leader, 28-year-old Heinz Stcinmetz.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ceylon visitor
    24 3 COLOMBO. Thurs. Pre.sJdent Boekarno of Indonesia has accepted an invitation from Sir John Kotelawala, the Ceylon Prime Minister, to visit Ceylon- Reuter
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    Lock icon Nehru with Tito
    24 3 BELGRADE. Thurs. \!r. Nehru, the Indian Prime Mi- nister. arrived here by air today Irom Austria for a week's visit. Reuter.
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    TOMMY HANDS OVER $780,000
    49 3 I': ORK. Thurs. Play- ttle U*****,000 -t ranged The figure »r the 60- But he had settled as mud as US$3OO,OOO $900,000 > CU some of bia former wives. Anita is not worried. fh( insists she will wait until she Is "th( widow Manvillc.*- A. P.
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    Potato juice cures by 'nature ; doctor'
    230 3 Potato juice cures by 'nature doctor' NEW YORK, Thurs. A PORTLY "natural health." cultLst returned to his lecture platform last night while city authorities at Omaha. Nebraska, looked through statute books to see whether he was violating any ordinances. Adolphus Hohensee, 237 -Ib. "nature doctor" who claims to cure any
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    Lock icon CEYLON SAYS SORRY TO RED CHINA
    84 3 CEYLON SAYS SORRY TO RED CHINA Colombo. Thurs. Ceylon's Rubber Commissioner has apologised to the Communist Chinese Import ana Export •ration for bcinu unable to ship sheet rubber promised by the end of this month. The message to Peking said that Ceylon was doing Its best to send some rubber
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    Ruth Ellis seeks clemency
    72 3 London. Than. Oeorge Rogers, a Labour M.P» last p might said that he had been h authorised by Ruth Ellis, d blonde mode! o ndemned to death last wt( k for the murder of her to»< r racing motorist David Blakely. to appeal to the BOOM
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    Conversion plan
    25 3 ROME, Thins Ann Miller, I the dancing star, yesterday I •aid that she was joining the I Fenian Catholic Church.— A. P I
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    Lock icon Director may have to quit Commons
    142 3 LONDON. Thiy.s. A Con- servative Member of Parlia- 1 tnent, Mr. John Oeorge, may be disqualified irom membership of the House of Com mona because be la director oi a company t() which he as appointed by the Minister 01 Works .some ycar.s ago
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    LONDON STOCKS I
    369 3 LONDON STOCKS I LONDON. Thurv TMIK market opened quirt but business trnded to expand later and many sections recorded .sm.iil IMIIIS. Glltedßfd stocks rallied after initial dullness to around thetr previous levels. Germans and Japanese attracted j buyers In foreign bonds while dollar stocks tended Irregular but mostly improved in
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    LONDON RUBBER
    39 3 t LONDON. J ;nr 30 Spo- 36', d. I Auc 34' d. Sept 33d Oct.-Der 131',d. Jai, -M.r- 29 .d. Apr -June Jfi -d. July ci.f. 33 id. Auc cii. 31 ,d Sept iif unquoted Tone Steady
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    LONDON TIN
    24 3 L LONDON. June 30 Ca.sh Buyer.--£728' Seller* £729; Forward Buyers £727: Seller.* £727.-: Settlement £728. Turnover am 15 tons, p.m H tons.
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    Lock icon Actress hurt
    21 3 HOLLYWOOD. Thurs. Actross Barbara Stanwyck injured her back yesterday in a fall down stairs at her home here. < UP.
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    Youth arrested
    26 4 A del am st< 'I a 16--ld Chine aft< r a blcycli had n< n reni nred from n< -i: ipitol Cinema, Singapore. Ighi
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    Alliance aim—to build a nation
    278 4 Alliance aim— to build a nation PARTNERS WILL GIVE UP COMMUNAL FEATURES, SAYS Mr. LEONG t ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY —AND ITS ONLY A QUESTION OF TIME 11*011, Thursday. fHK SECRETARY-GENERAL of the Malayan Chinese Association. !Mr. Leong Yew Koh, told the Strait* Times toda> that it \va> only i
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    XL'S PLANS FOR STADIUM, HOSPITAL ARE SHELVED
    121 4 XL'S PLANS FOR STADIUM, HOSPITAL ARE SHELVED KUALA LUMFUB, Than 'I'll I Municipal ('mm 1 eil's linance committee has decided to postpour its plan for a SI.I'JO,Mt sports stadium. The town. i( thinks, cunnut \e( support a lull si/i- st.idium. And there is no point in huildmg a mm oik!
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    Plan gets under skins
    131 4 AND FRUIT MEN WANT ACTION FWENTY-FOUR Singa--1 pore importers have st nt a petition to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce to protest against thr Australian Apple and Pear Importers' Committee formed in Singapore last January. Tiny blauvd thr marketing committee for dearer fruit. 'Abolish it' T
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    AQUARIUM FOR K.L., TOO
    56 4 KUAI.A LUMPUR. Thurs.— A too and an aquarium are mentioned In the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council's five-year development programme. But they are well down priority list Mr. T. E. Hughes, Deputy leni ol the Council, said today that these items were a responsibility for the Federation
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    Banished man returned: Charge
    50 4 PENANO, Thurs. Chinu ttooj Hui. 34. was charged In I the magistrate's court thi>, attemoon with returning unlawfully to the Federation after being banished. Chins was arrested in Penanc Road on June 28. The rase was adjourned to tomorrow and Chins was ordered to be remanded.
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    Recruits' day
    30 4 PENANG. Thurs. A recruiting team oi the Royal Air Force Regiment 'Malaya' Will visit Bal:k Pulau on July lti and Butterworth on July 28 to interview candidates. i
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    Miss Toh wins a bicycle for her safety poster design !
    120 4 Miss Toh wins a bicycle for her safety poster design ONK hi the i-ioot impressm-rr-.iiiu «»f gtßgapeve*! road safety exhibition which closed at the Victoiia Mrmorial ll.ill yestrruay has bees an imp.'ovt'im nl in Ihr Nt.ind.trd ol' drivinu. Mr. A I!. Sh-pht-rd. manager of thf K<>>al Insurance (oni,)iu>. s.iid this
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    Holiday on Iee—slick, sophisticated
    167 4 Holiday on Iee slick, sophisticated THE travelling Ice Show M ems to have replaced the circus In the tropics. Pn F< .ably, it .should be put on In an air-conditiontd hall but although there via., lit tit atmosphi re in more sens t than one at the Happy World las
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    Malays to meet
    42 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. i A meeting to form an AllMalayan Malay Chamber of Commerce is to be held at the Chan Wing Building here on Saturday. The cisht Malay chambers in the Federation have been invited to send delegates.
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    Mr. lim promises urgent consideration for *P4jr the jobless41 plan
    152 4 Mr. lim promises urgent consideration for *P4jr the jobless 41 plan THE Mto* l '"r Labour and H'lfarr. Mr. Urn Yew M >el yesterday promised ufrr'nt consideration for Mr. C Sunderaju's new "pay the unemployed" plan. Mr. SundettJu. himself unemplovid has suggested allowances S fio a month for an a
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    BE SENSIBLE AND WE'LL TALK
    189 4 Hune Industries offer to strikers HUME INDUSTRIES (Far East) Ltd., yesterday ofTejed to negotiate a settlement of the 23-day strike b r 1.250 of its workers. They are members of the Sincaucre Factory and Shop Workers' Union. i But the company stressed however that it
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    Strangling case
    76 4 Strangling case Postponed again IPOH. Thurs. Chan Yuet >'cie. 31. a fishmonger accused ,f strarulinc a factory Rirl I Watm soo Chow, is to -spend; i r.other month under ob^ervataosj at the Tanjong Rambutan Mltal hospital. Chan has already been in the iHMntal for a month. V'hen the ra.se was
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    GIRL, 7, DIES IN BLAZING HOME
    106 4 GIRL, 7, DIES IN BLAZING HOME KUALA LUMP'JR 4 SEVEN-YEAR Irl died and 20 people were mad< hompif.'s.s when a fin gutted two attap hoius--' in Batu Arant^. 32 mile from here, y< afternoon. The uiil. Wons; Kwee had been trapped in t Her charred body wa.s ed in the
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    $sm. PROJECT WAITS FOR U.N. EXPERT
    73 4 $sm. PROJECT WAITS FOR U.N. EXPERT KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. .:id Na ves S5 millioi expansion project here mus wait until a United town planning expert ha studied the plan the town's cent mi i tn liven his report The Municipal Town Plan ning Committee has I postponed consideration the Bnn'a
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    $5 mil. went into kitty
    31 4 KUALA LUMPUR I A total 01 15,174.568 posited in the Federation Pi Office Savings Bank In :ng withdraw $632,157. During May 3.684 new counts were opened.
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    M anti-Indian, says Tan
    110 5 M antiIndian, says Tan ;?n PF;ESSiON CAUSED LITER IN PAPER M V I tl til t ii candidate ices < -ntral. s;t« Sill, drhere yest* rdaj ih.it he was n'>t i been nt l mi be .mii;ilU <\ et II Ml'Tlt workers under ilic i tr. tl Riversaid: "I i
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    VEICE EARNS TRIBUTES
    42 5 meeting that Mr. Mi attend. He said Mr Mrhad given to the council tvs In the Hfe of EUngaI tn fore en Mr. V K 1 I lb. Souths Ml Van Pheng C.ick ocii ted them's with Mr. Raisci'i
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    ARRESTED UNION BOSS GETS 5 YEARS
    435 5 People's Action Party member, 19, had Sour terrorist documents These papers prove hir a Red prosecutor I OH H AH LIM, 19, one of the seven Singapore trade unionists arrested under the Emergency Regulation* 19 days ago, was jailed yesterday for •i\e years tor
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    Holiday changes i —by order
    44 5 The Singapore Oovenunent tllghl announced that will be no public holiday n July 30 fmm tlii.s y, ar. i i the birthday of Prophet imed will be observed. Wesak Day win also replace Whit Monday as a public holl-
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    Man stabbed in the chest
    41 5 Son Aih Pona 3G of Haveloek Road. Singapore, was found stabbed at Hare Street yesterday afternoon. Soh. who received two itabl wounds in the chest, was adnutted to the General Hospital. Hi.s condition la not .serious.
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    Welfare meeting
    22 5 PENANG. Thurs.— Thr- Settlement Welfare Committee will hold their next meeting on Thursday. July 21 at the Rubber Trade Association
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    Oxford men plan jungle trek
    41 5 Four Oxford University graduates, who plan a ninemonth expedition to Sarawak to trace a number of uncharted rivers to their sources and collect new botanical, zoological and geological data. will arrive in Singapore on Tulv 12
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    Bottle blast
    33 5 Lim Boon Heng, 45. a glass frame maker. was Injured whin a bottle containing ammonia exploded In h:.s face at Balestler Road. Singapore, last night. He was admitted to the hospital.
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    Office to move
    23 5 KUALA LIPIS. Thurs The State Social Welfare Office, Pahanß. i.s to be removed from here to Kuantan on July 18.
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    Mr. Marshall welcomes the wife | of Singapore's new Governor
    75 5 Mr. Marshall welcomes the wife of Singapore's new Governor Tllr; CHIEF MINISTER. Mr David .Marshall. welcomes Lady Black, wife of Singapore's new Governor. on her arrival with Sir Robert at Kallane airport yesterday. l.ookiiiK on are the (hid Secretary, Mr. 'V. C. (■oodc (with Mr. Marshall) and Sir Robert (riyht).
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    MR. REA ACCUSED BY 2 UNIONS
    274 5 Protest about his 'dictatorial' manner at council talks f riiE Btngapore Fire- Brigade Employee* 1 j Up.ion threatens to with-! I draw from the City Council's joint consultativ< committee and to j 1 consider "drastic action,"! In a letter to the pre- sident of
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    IN THE QUEUE
    239 5 ...the car police were looking for in robbery case, court told penang. Thursday. 4 POLICE INSPECTOR was checking a list of ear numbers In the ferry register at Church Street pier when the ear he was looking for suddenly lined up in front of him. the Penang
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    The great betrayal —Dr. Lim
    156 5 The great betrayal Dr. Lim PENANG, Thurs. THE Alliance whip in the Settlement Council. Dr Lim Chong Eu. today attacked the Labour Party of Malaya for inviting two foreign socialists to address their campamn rallies "The Labour Party nas betrayed the idea <>l gaining independence for this country by allowing
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    Night sittings in Assembly? 'A good idea,' say the public
    387 5 Night sittings in Assembly? 'A good idea,' say the public JtJIUH.'LI) the Singapore Legislative Assembly have night sittings? On Tuesday the Chief Minister. Mr. David M shall proposed that it should. Yesterday eight people nave the Straits Times their view.: on the question (UR. P.K. HhRNON, organis- I secretary or
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    JUST ONE PRA YER—AND THE FISH WILL BITE
    124 5 M A I. A A Ihurs— atholic fishermen pr.ixed yesterda> to their patron saint for MttW caU-hes Hhrn they put out to m. It was an inspiruii; vinht a:nl thousands turned up .11 Kanda Ililir to see father J. P. de Sou/a
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    4 THEFTS COST $13,450
    101 5 4 THEFTS COST $13,450 JEWELLERY cash and other property totalling $13,45') In value were stolen li eported to the Singa- 11 police vi sterday. ah bintc Sulaiman reoss ol lewel $3,000 clothing valuen and $90 cash from her house in Lorong Bngku Aman. A man living at Cairnhill Road toici
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    Malayan cinema exhibitors
    53 5 Officials im the Cinematograph Exhibitors' Association vi Malaya for this year are: dent, Mr. Inn Choir.; Pang; vice-president, Mr. Wong Dg lecretary, Mr. Lim K> im Hor; treasurer, Mr. Lim Ens Kwan; council membei Loke Wan Tho, j a >,: Bde, Kong Cheng Whim, Lee Chin Gee
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    Public concerts by police band
    54 5 Public concerts by the Singapore Police Hand for this month are: f>th. Kinu George V p.irk; 7th: Katonu Park: 11th: F;irrer Park; Kith: King George V Parl 19th: Katong Park; 21st: Fairer Park; 25th: King George v Park; 28th: Katong Park. Time: ."> 30 p.m.
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    47 6 20 Word* $11) I minimum). ENID, wife of Arthur F John (A S.P i passed away In Gemr.il Hospital. Johore Bahru. Cortege h ills residence at C p.m. today, MURPHY: Suddenly in the United Kingdom, Patricia (Pat), beloved only daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harry Tate.
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    56 6 20 Words flO (minimum). MR. CHEW SZE FOONG and Family tlianK all relatives and friends from Malaya for their kind expressions of .sympathy at their recent bereavement. MR. AND MRS. G. RUSSELL of Glasgow sincerely thank all those who attended the Funeral of their *on James Russell at Ipoh
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    147 6 20 »(,ids $10 (minimum). SALE at Mulchands, 82-1. Bras Basmh Road. Dresses <fe Gowns Prices slashed. FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day in the 'Malay Mall'. lf you want to win that $5,000 word puzzle THE MOST Talked-about household discovery for years Air-wick, marvellous new way to kill smells. Ask your
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      The Shadow Cabinet
      608 6 When things looked blackest in turbulent May, a frequent and angry criticism was that the new Singapore Government did not govern, in the sense that it failed to act firmly against an open challenge to lawful authority and a throat to peace. Now that the maintenance of
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      Army 'Revolt'
      439 6 It is by no means clear why Indonesia's Defence Minister, Mr. Iwa Kusumansumantri, should have chosen this moment to try to bring the army leaders to heel. The Government ha& its hands full dealing with the Darul Islam rebels who continue to terrorize and control substantial portions of
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      Sons Of The Soil
      247 6 The Emergency has had one salutary effect. It has focussed attention on a group of people towards whom the popular attitude has been one of indirference mixed with contempt. In the definition of Malayan "peoples" the aborigines were not included. They were part of the animal
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    ALL races _and all creeds in 88-year-old Dominion —they're all Canadians now
    1403 6 ALL races _and all creeds in 88-year-old Dominion —they're all Canadians now By i special comtpoidint tiIGHTY-EIGHT years ago today Canada achieved the goal Malaya is now striving for self-government. On July 1, 1867, four sprawling provinces united to form the Dominion. The total population of three million was scattered
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    Does the West rely too much an Russian weakness?
    1194 6 Does the West rely too much an Russian weakness? A contribution from SEFTON DELMER to a discussion on the "climate" in which the Big j Four talks will begin in Geneva on July 17. ATEST diplomatic in- telligence from Moscow speaks of "indications" that Kremlin boss Nikita Krushchev is in
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    IT'S LAW NOWBUT STILL A RIDDLE
    349 7 IT'S LAW NOWBUT STILL A RIDDLE Fund rush leaves firm 'in dirk' ALTHOUGH Singa- pore's Central Provident Fund law which the Government rushed through the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday comes into operation today, many of the people affected are still "in th^ dark" about its details. They are businessmen who
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    Bus catches fire
    28 7 A Singapore bus caught fire in the Thomson Road-Brad-dell Road area yesterday afterdnoon. Damage was slight. The fire was extinguished before the fire engine arrived.
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    FOR THE THIRD MAN —A NEW TRIAL
    58 7 A SINGAPORE murder bid Jury yesterday returned not guilty verdicts on two men and then failed to agree in the case of the third accused. Mr. Justice Knight then ordered the retrial at the next Assizes of Mawar bin Abdullah on a charge
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    NOW AFTER 7 YEARS API man wrote to kill boredom ?
    43 7 NOW AFTER 7 YEARS API man wrote to kill boredom BOESTAMAM wl l li Mi daughter. Marliah. and wi... Che Rabitah. at their home yesterday. His 11 -year-old son. Rustam. is uidying at an English school in Bacan Serai, Perak.— Straits Times picture.
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    Govt. may offer him a temporary job
    210 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. AHMAD BOESTAMAM, former leader of the banned Api, the youth organisation of the MNP, had been conditionally released because he was "no longer considered a security risk," the chairman of the Detainees' Revision Committee, Mr. H. W. Nightingale, told the
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    Nicoll Drive
    24 7 The new stretch of road from Tanah Merah Besar to Changl, Singapore, will be known as "Nicoll Drive" after Sir John Nicoll.
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    Homes before fun-so a pleasure park may go
    102 7 Homes before fun -so a pleasure park may go KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. LANDLORDS of the Lucky World Amusement Park want to use the land to build houses, the Municipal town planning committee told councillors at a meeting tonight. The committee met on June 17 and turned down an application seeking
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    11 miles of light
    26 7 The Singapore Rural Board will provide street lighting along Chua Chu Kang Road up to the ll 3 /4 milestone next year.
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    High tides Tjje STREET OF DARKNESS
    265 7 High tides T jje STREET OF DARKNESS TODAY: Singapore 8.42 a.m. (7 ft 2 in.) 7.55 p.m. (8 ft. 5 in.); Port Dlckson 3 26 a.m. 16 ft. 3 In.) 4 19 pm. (7 ft. 3 IB.); Penang 10.29 a.m. (6 ft. 7 In.) 10.59 p.m. (5 XI 4 iii
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    London art show
    43 7 Th,e president of the Singapore Art Society, Mr Ho Kok Hoe. now on a visit to England, has arranged for a display of the work of local artLsts In one of the upper naileries of the Imperial Institute In London.
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    3 had opium court told
    68 7 BUTTER WORTH. Thurs. Three Alor Star men Shu Cheng Slew, 27, Ong Kirn Soon, 27, and Ho Kok Kee 38 were {ranted total ball of $10,500 on a charge of having raw opium. It was alleged that the men were found with five katls of
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    WILLING HANDS 'RESCUE' THE LINER ASIA
    148 7 WILLING HANDS 'RESCUE' THE LINER ASIA TWENTI volunteers, among the hundreds of visitors who turned up at the wharves to see departing friends and relatives leave Singapore for Europe on the liner Asia yesterday, helped get the ship away from her berth on time. The sudden breakdown of the crane,
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    Together again: And so alike
    318 7 Together again: And so alike i% From Page One was too young to know herself. After the Japanese entry into Singapore, Alice was sent to St. Anthony's Convent and was brought up by the nuns. She remained with them till October last year. Then she found work and left the
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    20 NURSES ARRIVE
    131 7 They are tuberculosis specialists fTWENTY Australian nursing L sisters, who will help train Malayan nurses in the Lady Templer Anti-Tuberculosis Hos- j pital. arrived in Singapore yes- i terday in the Italian liner Sur- I riento. The 20 girls, all volunteers who specialise in nursing tubercular patients,
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    Funds drive
    32 7 KOTA BHARU. Thurs —The St. John Ambulance Britmde, Kelantan, has elected Mrs. »Dr.i A. Read chairman of its ■>■ day committee in a drive to collect funds for its headquarters building.
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    Soldier shot in armoury
    51 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Gunner M. H. Stansbie, 20, of 25 Field Regiment Royal Artillery, was killed in a shooting accident on Tuesday in the unit armoury at Kuala Kubu Bahru while rifles were being cleaned. Stansbie, a regular soldier, was unmarried. A court Inquiry will be
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    Carrier to visit Singapore
    48 8 The Australian light aircraft carrier Vengeance will pay an operational visit to the Naval Base in Singapore from Monday to Wednesday The Vengeance, lent to the Royal Australian Navy early in 1953, is on her way to Britain for return to the Royal Navy.
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    BUS MEN CALL FOR MEETING TO UNSEAT THEHt UNION BOSSES
    330 8 Nemesis catches up on 'men who grabbed power two days after the riots' 4 REVOLT looms within the ranks of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union, and it may result in the resignation of the entire committee, including the union's
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    CROMWELL SAYS NO TO LEGAL VICE
    241 8 T<HE Director of Social Welfare, Mr. T. P. Cromwell. 1 yesterday strongly criticised the decision of the I newly-formed Singapore Married Women's Union to isk the Colony Government to legalise brothels. Mr. Cromwell said this was 1 contrary to Government policy. "To legalise brothels
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    THE POLICE AND THEIR DUTY
    98 8 THE POLICE AND THEIR DUTY BENTONG. Thurs.— P. Dhan Singh. 29, went to the police station here last Saturday night to complain that some Chinese wanted to assault him. But when Inspector Jerome Lim told him that there were no grounds for police action against the Chinese Dhan Singh said
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    J.B. EXCHANGE 'BETTER VERY SOON'
    70 8 J.B. EXCHANGE 'BETTER VERY SOON' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The acting Director-General of Telecommunications, Mr. W Stubbs, said today that his department was now almost over Us "teething troubes" with tne new Johore Bahru telephone exchange. Replying to subscribers' complaints that the new service was too slow, he said: 'We have
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    Acquitted
    29 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. A student. Ooh Kow Pee. was today acquitted in the Magistrate's Court of a charge of selling Singapore Turf Club lottery tickets on May 3.
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    'DISCRIMINATION' OK TRIP TO FIJI 'Give local nurses a chance' —Miss Koh
    217 8 'DISCRIMINATION' OK TRIP TO FIJI 'Give local nurses a chance' —Miss Koh JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. T*HERE is discrimina- tion in the selection of the Malayan representatives to the World Health Organisation's second nursing seminar at Suva (Fiji) this month. the Johore branch secretary of the Malayan Nurses Union, Miss Stella
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    OFFICER'S WIFE PAID $1,500
    213 8 7 didn't want him recalled from studies', she says WHILE P. RAMASAMY. a Personnel Welfare Officer, was on a training course in England, his wife heard there was a deficit in the accounts of a co-operative society of which he had been the secretary and tried
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    Jobs for local men: Wide powers for probe team
    176 8 Jobs for local men: Wide powers for probe team A SINGAPORE Government spokesman yesterday said that the commission to inquire into the Malayanisation of the public services would be set up under the Inquiry Commissions Ordinance of 1941. This means that the commission can: Witnesses COMPEL the attendance of witnesses.
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    BOYS LEARN HOW RADIO BEATS THE BANDITS
    116 8 JMMI'NIST terrorists often tut telephone wires in Johore hut they cannot cut oft towns, new villages and estates from the seourit> forces and the ouiside worlci. These schoolboys from Senai see for themselves how the police ot headquarters in Johore Bahru maintain a
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    Had dutiable liquor
    49 8 Kuan Tuar Bak. 34 vai nned $200 in a Singapore cnurt yesterday for having eight quarts of dutluble liquor in th< nvlamatlon ana oil Beach Road at about 9.30 a m or Wednesday. Duty on the liquor was $70 the court wa.* told. Kuan pleaded guilty.
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    Woman reports $500 loss
    44 8 Mrs. Eileen Jojiffe, proprietress of a boarding house in Cairnhill Road. Singapore, yesterday reported the loss of $500 in cash. Th- money was missing from her handbae wh'rh she had left on a table in the hall of the house.
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    K.L. fire brigade
    38 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The Municipal Council Diana to install a radio telephone Rystem for tho Kuala Lnm«ur flrc brigade. The council \s Mnance committee has recommended that $47,000 be set I aside for the scheme.
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      347 8 f» 26. Nice point of behaviour, startStraits Times Crossword aSfcSrars.su surroundings (st. I, I 1-. I I I. R'*m- i t 29 Sn comes out (9). 1 2 S 4 5 6 7 8 DOWN x^ VN \|j^i; Pifce of material for a plot Hi HI V Hi all 2.
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    1799 9 Spain blocked a Russian bid to rule in California 111 l II IH'^^^JJJJB^^^^J lIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII THE time of Russian rule in California has almost been forgotten. Only the name of Russian River, north of San Francisco, recalls an episode that could have altered all our destinies. Yet the first pioneers to
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    26 11 I sINOAPORF. JINK :50. KIRBIK 11.141 per H iup one riKhth of a put) U\ s:;ii'!S:i. per pirul ecata). COrSA: WM prr un< naiuji'd).
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    49 11 MELBOURNE. Thurs. If reding was quieter I firm for I irly on the stock Mining! turnover. vith prices variable. B Tidy J -J9 £95 3 8 ii'ss-58 £96 9 1« seller jXj unquoted 25 10' a m ia in-, 18 seller ■»6 3 seller M 19/10 1
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    35 11 LloniaMe thr Mags- ,i wtuurei or c\V Ruys 12. a In 6" Bit. Aslalnverbank I ipl- Wall 10, Rajah Kn.: ii g '24. H :ee 27 :R Ban 2, Pa erkerk 40 4:. Ruys
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    255 11 The Malayan Share B/okers Association, Sin»ipore section, reported. "On the local share market, industrials were quietly i steady with one or two firm spots but there wa.s «i better sentiment in selective tins with PetalinR s and Sungel Way making sharp ad- I vances." Singapore brokers reported the
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    SHARE MARKET HAS QUIET DAY WITH SOME GOOD SPOTS
    492 11 By Our Market Correspondent \yiTH the banks closed until tomorrow morning, because of the half yearly balance striking, the Singapore Share Market was again quiet yesterday, nut provided some good features. nrH^ ost I^'ul operators deal through banks to place Hn«J
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    RUBBER PRICES
    137 11 July first grade buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at *1.14 i per lb.. one-eighth of a cent above Wednesday's closing price. The closing tone was slightly easier Closing prices In cents per lb. No. 1 R.S.S. spot loose buyers H'U. sellers 117'^; No. 1 R.S.S. July buyers
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    167 11 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: steady; July $27 buyers. $28 1« sellers; August $28 i buyers, $28 U sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $41 sellers, drum $44 seller*. Pepper: quiet with lack of overseas inquiries; Muntok white $176, Sarawak $175 (both unchanged),
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      843 11 NOTICES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Mr. Scow Guan Hoe is no longer employed by us from 30th June. 1955. He has no authority to transact any business or make any collection on our behalf. BIAN LEE Sz CO., No. A, Arab Street, Stngapore-7. CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD NOTICE. Replacement of
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      535 11 NOTICES NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF KHOON HENG LIAN KEE LIMITED (la Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary Oeneral Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 51 -A Market Street.! Singapore, on Wednesday the 29th June 1955, the following Special Resolution was duly passed: "That
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    Chinwoo trade fair opens in I K.L. tomorrow
    462 12 Chinwoo trade fair opens in I K.L. tomorrow r pHK Trade Fair sponsored by the Selangor Chinwoo Athletic Association and opening tomorrow at the association's auditorium in Kuala Lumpur, will be one of the biggest trade shows ever held in the State. There will be 180 stands for the display
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    SINGAPOREANS MUST FIGHT FOR THEIR ENTREPOT
    280 12 SINGAPOREANS MUST FIGHT FOR THEIR ENTREPOT SINGAPORE should examine every possible way of fighting to maintain her ••ntrrpot trade, urged Mr. Tan Siak Kew. governing director of Buan Lee Seng Ltd.. re-elected as president of the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange for the current term. Mr. Tan said many "neighbours" were
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    Asian timber facts for U.K. users
    219 12 Asian timber facts for U.K. users rE Timber Development Association has published, for distribution to users and potential users of timber throughout the U.K.. a convenient handbook on the timbers of South-East Asia. It is a companion volume to booklets already published on the timbers of South America! and West
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    NEW LATEX TANK BUILT
    84 12 NEW plant for the discharge) of rubber latex imported in bulk has recently been installed and brought into use at Tilbury, London. By arrangement with the Port of London Authority, Wm. Symington and Son, Ltd., have built an installation capable of storing large quantities of latex
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    RED CHINA IS MAKING BIG BID FOR WINE SALES
    346 12 WINE of the kind taken by Chinese Communist delegates and served to their guests at the Geneva Conference last year and the Afro-Asian Conference, in Bandoenp; in April this year, has arrived in Singapore from Red China. The wine has had
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    R.I. rubber exports up in April
    124 12 TNDONESIA exported 47,712 1 tons of rubber during April this year, it has been announced by the Indonesian Central Bureau of Statistics, writes the Straits Times Jakarta Correspondent Total value of the exports which consisted of 17.294 tons estate rubber and 30,418 tons smallholders
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    MALAYA NOW GETS H.K. FLOUR
    348 12 MALAYA NOW GETS H.K. FLOUR FRST shipments of flour milled in Hong Kong will soon arrive to meet the requirements of bakers, noodle manufacturers, and makers of biscuits and cakes in Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. The flour will be exported by Hong Kong Flour Mills Ltd., whose chief
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    Bracelet Boy and Sooka crack 37
    313 13 EPSOM JEEP'S IPOH TRACK ROUND-UP By EPSOM JEEP IPOH, Thurs. BRACELET BOY and Sooka, both "saved" for the last day of the Perak Turf Club JuneJuly meeting on Saturday, wound up their preparations in stylish fashion on the training track at Ipoh this morning.
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    Lock icon HENLEY RECORD HOLDER UPSET IN SLOWEST HEAT
    330 13 HENLEY RECORD HOLDER UPSET IN SLOWEST HEAT HENLEY-ON-THAMES, Thursday. APART from the uncertainty of Russian participa- tion, the shock defeat of Bobby George, Belgian course record holder, in the first round of the Diamond Sculls, marked the opening day of the Royal Henley Regatta here yesterday. The Russians, whose boats
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    Basketball teams here in August
    189 13 BASKETBALL teams Irom Hong Kong, the United States and South Korea are expected in Singapore in August, the Singapore Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation told the Straits Times yesterday. From Hong Kong are expected the colony's champion women's team, the Amoy Canning Club, who will play
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    Lock icon Grand National at Flemington
    65 13 MELBOURNE. Thurs -Thirteen acceptors with weights for the Grand National Hurdle. worth £2.400. to be run over three miles at Flemington on Saturday are: Peerless Fox lOst. 12-lb. Raratonga 10.7. By The Way 10.6, Better Law 10.3. Redfleld 10.3. Bar Sinister 10.2. Kadana lOst.. Sldlaw lOst..
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    INTER-STATE PWD SOCCER TOURNEY
    76 13 BATU PAHAT. Thurs— Teamr I from Johore and Malacca will meet at the Batu Pah it stadium on Sat- urday In the first round of the an- j nual P.W.D. inter-State soccer tournament (south zone). Klck-oR is at I P.m. The Johore team will be: Ibrahim
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    42-MILE TRIAL
    38 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A cycling time trial will be held on Sunday. July 10. from CircularPeel Road junction to Seremban (42 miles) and back, to pick a Federation team for the forthcoming Sin-gapore-Kuala Lumpur road race.
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    Melbourne has 45 acceptances
    58 13 MELBOURNE. Thurs— Only 45 acceptances from 83 invitations have so far been received for the 1956 Olympic Games to be held here, according to Mr. E. J. Holt, technical director for the Games. There were 69 nations at the 1952 Olympics at Helsinki The closing date
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    Lock icon TOURAGUA WINS MADRID RACE
    49 13 MADRID. Thurs— Count Villapadlerna's four-year-old Touragua won the Grand Prix of Madrid by two lengths here yesterday. Thessa alao owned by Count VUlapadierna, and Dacll dead-heated for second place with the French imported Amarah three quarters of a length further away fourth. Seventeen ran. Renter
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    WEIGHTS FOR IPOH RACES TOMORROW
    331 13 Vjy EIGHTS far tomorrow, last day of the Perak Turf Club's JuneJuly merlin*, are: CI.S, Dlv. 1-1 .M Rtcoletto 9.00 Delivery 1.12 Undo* 811 Canterbury 8.08 Kirn Loong 80S Sudden Choice 8.03 Olympic 8.01 Ocean Pearl 8.00 Magnificence 7.12 Show Show 7.1* Cl. 1, Dlv.
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    Big victory for touring British XV
    98 13 JOHANNESBURG. Thurs— The touring British Isle* Rugby Union touring team overwhelmed Northern Universities by 32 points dour goals, two tries and two penalties) to six (a try and penalty) yesterday to score their biggest win of the tour so far. Speed and thrust by
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    Lock icon ZATOPEK AGAIN
    34 13 PRAGUE, Thurs. Emil Zatopek, Czechoslovakia's triple Olympic champion, won the 10.000 metres race here last night In 29min Msec, —almost a minute slower than his own world record of 28min 54.25ec Reuter.
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    Lock icon CARTER LOSES TITLE AGAIN
    230 13 CARTER LOSES TITLE AGAIN BOSTON. Thurs. JIMMY CARTER lost the world liEfhtweißht title for the third time when fellow American Wallace "Bud" Smith beat him on a points decision here last night. But Carter, who was a four to one on favourite, has a chance of regaining it within three
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    Lock icon Eight to race at Sandown
    51 13 LONDON. Thurs— Eight final acceptors, with weights, for the Eclipse Stakes, to be run over ten furlongs at Sandown Park on July 9, were published today as: Narrator and Darius 9.07; Coronation Year 9.00: Tudor Jester. Sonorous and Agincourt 8.02; Indian Pink and Marine 7.13
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    S'GOR TC RACE SCHEDULE
    140 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. THERE will be six races only on the second day. July 13. of the Selangor Turf Club July Meeting On the other two days. July 9 and 18. there will be eight races each day. Racing will begin at 3 30 p.m. on
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    Forwards the key to Services' Cup chances
    323 14 Forwards the key to Services' Cup chances SLvioAPORE Combined Services, who have won twice and drawn once in their Malaya Cup football campaign this season, have named 18 players from whom the final team will be selected to meet Singapore in the deciding game of the southern section at Jalan
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    HO, CHUA BEST ATHLETES
    76 14 Havelock School I and Delta School I hrld their first annual combined athleti.- sports yesterday at Havelock Road. Singapore Venus House, with 89 points won the Havelock School team championship. Mars Housp i?7i were runner.s-up. Ho San Tblan won the "A" Division individual championship and Lim
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    MRNVR WIN 3-1
    32 14 M.R.N.V.R. beat RAF. Changl "B 3-1 in a United Services Div 2 league soccer game. Chan (2) and Osm;i n Bakari stored for the winners and Moktar for Chang!
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    Lock icon NINTH DAY'S RESULTS AT WIMBLEDON
    383 14 MEN S SINGLES SEMIFINALS: Tony Trabrrt (I.S.) bt Buds.- Patty (l\S 8-6, «-2. 6-2; Kurt Nielsen (Den.) bt Ken RoKTwall (Aus.) 11-9, 6-2, 2-6, 6-4. MEN'S DOl/BLEs QIARTER FINALS: R. Hartwig and L. Hoad (Aus.) bt R. Krishnan and N. Kumar (India) 6-2, 6-4, 2-6,
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    PENANG AIM TO MAKE HISTOR V
    427 14 TOMORROW WILL DECIDE THE NORTH ZONE FINALISTS But Selangor confident they can stop Settlement's 'precision machine* KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. OELANGOR and Penang, both unbeaten, clash here on Saturday to decide the North zone Malaya Cup finalists. With the advantage of playing on their home
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    DORIS BADLY BEATEN: MRS FLEITZ WILL MEET L. BROUGH
    621 14 DORIS BADLY BEATEN: MRS FLEITZ WILL MEET L. BROUGH WIMBLEDON. London, Thursday. AIRS. BEVERLY FLEITZ of Long Beach. California. iTI mother of a two-year-old daughter, toppled the Wimbledon favourite and American champion, Miss Doris Hart, by 6-3. 6-0, to reach the women's singles final today. She will meet Louise Brough,
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    114 14 WOMEN'S SINGLES Srmi final: Miss L. Brough (U.S.) beat Miss D. Hard <U.S.i 6-3. 8-6 Miss L Brough beat Miss D Hard 6-3. 8-6. MEN'S DOIBLES Semi-final: N. Fraser and K. Rosewall iAusi beat V. Seixas and T. Trabert (US' 6-2, 1-6. 6-1 4-6 6-3 MIXED DOIBLES Quarter-finals:
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    HE ENDS 50-YEAR TENNIS CAREER
    266 14  - HE ENDS 50-YEAR TENNIS CAREER JACK FINGLETON By CANBERRA, Thurs. AFTER 50 years' prominence in world tennis. Sir Norman Brookes retires today as president of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia. Exactly fifty yrars ago. he won the first of his three Wimbledon singles titles and for 15 years he
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    10-1 VICTORY
    28 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Royal Hampshire* whipped 25 Field Regiment Royal Artillery of Kuala Kubu Bahru 10-1 in a friendly soccer match at H.Q. Malaya Command today.
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    HONVED BEATEN
    20 14 MILAN. Thurs.— ltaly's football league champions. Milan F. C. beat Honved. the crack Hungarian team, 3-2 here yesterday.
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    REX v. NATIONAL BADMINTON
    56 14 The following will represent Rex B.P. in a badminton maj-h against National B.P. at No. 614, Pa.«lr Panjan<? Road i 5' 2 m.s i at 7.15 p.m. tomorrow Low Poh Hve, Quek Keng Chuan Llm Yew Hock, Llm Seng Kok. Cheong EnR Leong, Ane Klat Slong
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    SUNDAY'S TIE SHOULD DECIDE WATER POLO
    249 14 rpHE Singapore Amateur Swtmx mlng Association s rirst division water-polo league championship will probably be decided at 1 ,mJong Rhu on Sunday when Singapore Swimming Club meet Chinese Swimming Club in the second round of the tournament. Singapore Swimming Club, last year's champions, were
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    Boon Leong on list of sixteen for Sunday
    257 14 Boon Leong on list of sixteen for Sunday SINGAPORE star insideforward, Chia Boon Leong. is on the list of 16 players from whom Singapore's team will be selected to meet Combined Services (Singapore) in the deciding Malaya Cup southern section game at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday, kick-off at 5.15
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    Govt. Services soccer league
    68 14 Radio Malaya maintained their unbeaten record when they beat Prison S.C. 1-0 in their Govt. Services Dlv. 2 league game at Farrer Park. John Duclos scored the winning goal. In the other Dlv. 2 game, also at Farrer Park. Income Tax beat Survey Dept. S.C. 4-2.
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    SELANGOR CRC FOR PENANG
    93 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The cricket teams of the 3elangor and Penang Chinese Recreation Clubs will meet at Penang this weekend for the first time since the war. Selangor C.R.C. and the Selangoi skipper, Chua Eng Cheng, is unI able to make the trip. The Selangor C.R.C.
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    Tengah upset Sappers by only goal
    159 14 ROYAL AIR FORCE Tengah up*v set Engineers 1-0 yesterday In a Dlv. 1 Singapore United Services League soccer match at Glllman Barracks. Prom the kick-off Sappers moved smoothly into the attack. Play was lively and the oall was \rel\ booted about, both centre-halves playing
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    Another two-day win for Surrey
    162 14 Another two-day win for Surrey LONDON, Thur CURREY consol their bid to county cricket chi pionship for th< successive year other win in twi today when the; Worcestershire by ten wickets at the Oval Their reservn medium -pv, bowler. 26-jrear-old Kellehcr. was a«am the ty's most effcetlTi b the dismissal
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    Eleven records at ACS sports!
    75 14 Eleven records at ACS sports! TEIUK ANSON. Thurs— EWrecords were broken at the Bilve Jubilee sports of the Anglo-Cl < School here A.C.S. won the inter-schooi r-: bnttßl Anclo-Chine.'-e Srlinol and Government Enalish Scfc ol iTapah) .nto second and \\::t plares. C. Paramalinjvtm won the "A division championship while the
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    191 14 NORTHAMPTON. Thurs. SOUTH AFRICA carried their overnight score of 369 for seven wickets to 409 all out this morning and in reply Northamptonshire had replied with 226 for seven wickets. The tourists added *0 runs in 35 minutes this moin'ng for the lloss s of their
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      27 14 SOCCER S.A.F.A. LEAGI'E: Div. 1: R.K.M.K. v 1.R.C., Jalan Brsar; SA: Indian B.s.r. v Corinthians, C.V.M.A.; Setia Jaya v R.K.M.E. Civilian*. Farrer Park; 3B Krbernan Nrtaji M.F.A.
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