The Straits Times, 21 June 1956

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    12 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956 15 CENTS
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    RUBBER 'WAR' IS OVER
    278 1 A 'stop-gap' accord is reached KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. (rill estate workers' "go slow," which has cost > rubber industry millions of dollars in uped rubber, is o(T for good. "stop-gap" agreement on the wage dispute led Malaya's 320,000 tappers to hike a lary day of rest"
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    Uranium gift
    27 1 .INGTON, Wed.— The f States is prepared to wee some enriched t'ai.ium to help research in- j 'o neaceful uses of atomic I A P.
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    Lock icon £1 FOR EVERY RUN ON BOARD
    74 1 £1 FOR EVERY RUN ON BOARD LONDON. Wed. The managers of a famous hospital near lord's, where the second Test match between England and Australia opens tomorrow, :i.c keeping their fingers crossed for good weather and bit: hitting by the ba'smen. For an anonymous donor has promised the hospital £1
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    Lock icon Women protest
    35 1 TOKYO, Wed. Tokyo housewives today protested against the appearance of a livt-year-old Japanese singing star who is appearing on the stage of a Tokyo theatre which also features a live nuc.e show. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Seeing is...
    34 1 TOKYO, Wed.— Dr. Yasuharu Kuwabara. of Keio University, claimed today that he had successfully transplanted the cornea of a chicken to the eye of a 14-year-old girl and restored her sight— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Lion-hearted
    26 1 SALT LAKE CITY. Wed.A 12-year-old mountain lion which escaped from a zoo here yesterday died after it was recaptured apparently lof a heart attack.— Reuter.
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    I want to thank the little people
    408 1 I want to thank the little people RESCUED AIRMAN PLANS RETURN TO THE JUNGLE TVUPING, Wed. Sgt. 1 Ken McConnell, the British Army pilot who spent 21 days wandering in the jungle east of Ipoh, said here today: "I would like to go back into the jungle to thank personally
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    Lock icon $12,000,000 SMUGGLING RING EXPOSED
    106 1 JAKARTA, Wed. Police investigations into two cases in which rubber w»s being smuggled out of Indonesia to Singamire were revealed today by the Attorney General, Mr. Suprapto. He said four foreign ships had been involved in the smuggling of rubber from THuk Nibunf a harbour in
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    Cars caught in floods
    70 1 Scores of cars in Singapore were trapped for several hours in floods during a sudI den thunderstorm at high tide last right. The worst flood area was Outram Road, where the water was over three and a half feet. T)>e meteorological station at Singapore Airport reported
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    THE TRUSTY TEN OF TV
    183 1 They will report to Spore Govt. vriNE men and a woman j have been appointed by the Singapore Government to explore the possibilities of introducing television. The Deputy Chief Secretary. Mr A A Williams, is chairman of the television committee, with Mr DA. stpnhen of
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    AFTER 21 DAYS FRIENDLY FACES
    147 1 AFTER 21 DAYS FRIENDLY FACES The iWcConnell story "fWO furiously barking dogs were the prelude to rescue for Sgt. Ken McConnell after 21 days in the Malayan jungle. Sgt. McConneM, who is telling his story exclusively to the Straits Times, says: "Then I heard somebody talking in what sounded like
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    If I were king...
    188 1 WOULD CHOP OFF THE HEADS OF GANGSTERS AND PUT THEM ON DISPLAY MAGISTRATE DENANG, Wed. A magistrate said today if he were the "sole ruler of this country" he would chon off the heads of gangsters and "exhibit them in the streets for all to see."
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    MERDEKA TALKS IN A YEAR—LIM
    175 1 MERDEKA TALKS IN A YEAR— LIM New Chief Minister says: Trust me SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, last night said he was confident that merdeka talks in London would be resumed not later than one year. He asked the people of Singapore to trust his leadership and co-operate
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    Lock icon Spearmen hit
    20 1 WELLINGTON, Wed Underwater spear fishermen are being blamed for the scarcity in Auckland's main i crayfishing grounds.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Recognised
    17 1 N2W DELHI. Wed.— lndia todby announced recognition of Tv: isia anrt Morocro as .sovereign states— Reuter
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    Eight years of war
    64 1 The Emergency KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. j The Emergency entered its ninth year today. The war has so far brought death to more than 6,000 terrorists and 1.800 members of the security forces. More than 2.400 civilians have died, most of them murdered by the bandits. Ir
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    Lock icon Plane falls in sea: 74 die
    158 1 Plane falls in sea: 74 die NEW YORK, Wed. DESCUE vessels searched the calm waters of the Atlantic Ocean in vain for survivors of a Venezuelan airliner which plunged into the sea in flames early today with 74 peo pie on board. A radio message received from a Coastguard ship
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 < VPKIS: NEW PLAN FOR PKA( K LONDON. WVd British (ikvii iimiiit will soon announce four-point programme to settle Cyprus dispute, it was stated here last ninht. A.l.
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    Lock icon Trip to Hungary
    27 1 VIENNA. Wed. Hungary's premier, Mr. Andreas Hegei dues, yesterday received a delegation of sever: Japanese j trade union officials who are visiting Budapest. Reuter.
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    Two smiling faces—and rescue
    1732 2 Two smiling faces and rescue AS I slogged onwar d s through the jungle I became more and more pie occupied with the question of how long 1 could last. I knew I had lost a lot of weight, because several times I had to make holes in the top
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    The rescue: Last act
    229 2 THE FIRST SIGN THAT RESCUE WAS CLOSE CAME IN THE SHAPE OF A BROWN AND WHITE DOG. One day at noon I was climbing a slope when I heard a noise behind me. I turned and there to my astonishment was the dog. I froze with
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    Egypt celebrates
    220 2 NASSER LIFTS MARTIAL LAW AND HE EVES FINDS A KIND WORD FOR BRITAIN CAIRO, Wed. Lieut.-Coi. Gamel Abdel Nasser, the Egyptian Prime Minister, yesterday proclaimed the end of martial law in Egypt. In a broadcast speech marking the climax of celebrations of the evacuation of Egypt by British
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      Lock icon TITO PUTS FOOTBALL FIRST
      70 2 MOSCOW: Yugoslav sources here said that the signing of the Soviet-Yugo-slav declaration was postponed because Marshal Tito and the Soviet leaders wanted to see a football game. After speeches In Dynamo Stadium, President Tito. Mr. Khrushchev and other Soviet leaders decided to stay on and see
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      25 2 BERLIN: The three Western allied commandants In Berlin turned down a Soviet invitation to watch 33.500 Russian troops leave East Germany for home.— A. P.
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      23 2 WASHINGTON: The State Department has turned dowa a recommendation by Senate mv the chh the Unll idW Arkady S expelled tivni "•< States. I
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      12 2 POTKAI 01 Ham Ba: Jean Hay* B SB Mrs m A. P-
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    Lock icon TURKS WARN: WE'LL INVADE
    268 3 ;in( as London considers... Brital. I. Ma .t m,.^^^. Cnm huM)t >w M Bi<Mt CHAPLAIN DODGES BOMB 0\ WAY TO FUNERAL OF FIRE VICTIMS LONDON, Wednesday p\, DAILY MAIL said yesterday that Turkey has >v; t rned Britain that any decision to irive to Greece would
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    Lock icon NOW JACK AND JILL ARE GROWING DOWN THE HILL
    112 3 NOW JACK AND JILL ARE GROWING DOWN THE HILL I KBAN. South Africa, Something novel :<rt of floral dcii is now springing .ii the terraced lawns i border Durban's mI buildings and uiing admiration both citizens and risilors. series of famous rj rhymes. But the are depicted in by flowering
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    Jap advisers
    21 3 i, Wea.— Two JapasineasßMn of long cxc left here by X.L.M. Jakrrta to advise tia on an industrial programme.
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    Lock icon Japan tops all
    24 3 WASHINGTON. Wed— The Agriculture Department reported yesterday that in 1955 Japan was the best customer for United States farm commodities. Reuter.
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    Lock icon BANGS
    261 3 And 7 Russian MiGS show they can break barrier too MOSCOW, Wed. iTX Soviet MiG 19 Jet fighters crashed through the sound barrier over here yesterday in a dress rehearsal for Sunday's national air show at which Russia will show off its latest aircraft. Seven loud bangs startled Moscovites
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    Lock icon Moscow visit
    30 3 ATHENS. Wed— The President of the Greek Parliament today accepted an invitation handed over by the Soviet ambassador here for a Greek Parliamentary delegation to visit Moscow. Reuter.
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    PERON'S LOOT ENDS AT UNCLE'S
    107 3 PERON'S LOOT ENDS AT UNCLE'S PUENOS AIRES, Wed. The treasure accumu--lat c d by ex President Peron and his cronies went on sale in an auction room owned by the municipal pawnshops here last night. First lots for sale were valuable china and glassware imported tax -free by Peron's finance
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    Cogny new No. 1
    34 3 RABAT, Wed. Gen. Rene Cogny, 52-year-old veteran of the Indo-China war, was named yesterday as Com-iiiander-in-Chlef of French forces in Morocco at the request of the Moroccan Sultan.— U. P.
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    Call-girl fights tax on wages of sin
    176 3 U WIINGTON, Wed— Pat Ward, former friend of Pbykvy Minot F. (Mickey) Wke is fighting the Govfrnment's efforts to collect MS30.000) in t.iv and penalties on it alleged 1952 earnings i New York call-girl. m vns that instead of reriiig big money she
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    ALL HIS LIFE HE'S WANTED TO BE A BARROW BOY
    60 3 LONDON'S YOUNGEST "barrow-boy," six-year-old John Alberry, of Wood Green. London, handles the reins with the professional touch as he drives his father's little black mare Queenie round the arena at the Richmond Horse Show The passenger is his three-year-old sister,
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    Rhee bars Japs
    46 3 SEOUL, Wed. President Syngman Rhee said today that "it will probably take 40 years before the Japanese can visit Korea because what the Japanese have done during their 40 years' occupation of Korea will not be forgotten in all that time."— A. P.
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    Lock icon IN CASE THEY FORGET
    51 3 HUMANSDORP, Cape Province, Wed. Mr. M. B. Melville, his son, Mr. William Melville, and his son-in-law, Dr. H. J. Toerln, were among seven ex-mayors of Humans- dorp who have received special commemorative tokens for their services. They each received a photograph of the group of exmayors—
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    LONDON STOCKS
    232 3 LONDON, Wed. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: Consols £52'x 'i Funding 4% U*\ x War 3'^ £71*s BANKS Mercantile <£12li) £4 Eastern (£5> £7*i. Chartered (£5) 36/10»,2 Hongkong ($125) £92> a +1 INSURANCE ITom. Un. cuts.) 85/10', +/3 loyal 82/4' 2 /4
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    RUBBER
    23 3 LONDON. June 20—Spot 23'»» d., July-Sept. 23\<\.. Oct.-Dec. 23d., Jan-Mar. 22"H.d.. April-June 22% d. June c.l.f. 23'4d July c.l.f. 23-Sd. Tone: Uncertain.
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    TIN
    22 3 LONDON. June 20. Cash Buyers £750; Sellers £751; Forward Buyers £741; Sellers £742: Settlement £750. Turnover, a.m. 30 ions, p.m. 43.
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    They're old army pals again
    155 3 They're old army pals again MOSCOW, Wed. MARSHAL Georgi Zhukov. the Soviet Defence Minister, said today the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia would fight "shoulder to shoulder" if another war came. He was speaking at the Kremlin after he had received Yugoslavia's Order of Liberty from President Tito. Marshal Zhukov declared:
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    H-bomb flash was 'like an x-ray'
    196 3 Sailor saw through arm NEW YORK, Wednesday. A 19-YEAR-OLD sailor said the flash from the recent H-bomb test in the Pacific was so brilliant "I could see right through my arm like an X-ray" even though he was nearly 30 miles away Seaman Thomas
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    'The body' gets boot
    94 3 But it's well-heeled HOLLYWOOD, Wed. Actress Marie The Body McDonald and boot and shoe magnate Harry Karl have agreed on a million dollar property settlement to end their stormy marriage. Marie win receive U553,500 monthly for three years, then USS2,OOO monthly for life regardless of whether
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    Lock icon Off to China
    17 3 HELSINKI, wed. A Finnish parliamentary delegation has left on a visit to China Reuter.
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    A Malayan at the top
    240 4 CHIEF SECRETARY TOLD: YOU SHOULD BE THE FIRST TO go STAFF TELL COMMITTEE: INEFFICIENCY FEARS ARE UNFOUNDED KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Malayanisation Committee was asked today to have a Malayan appointed head of the civil service as one of the first steps in the local-men-for-top-jobs
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    Fire! Lucky it wasn't
    49 4 KUALA KANGSAR, Wed A trailer pump used by the fire brigade here failed to function yesterday at a public demonstration. The firemen were competing for a challenge trophy presented by the Minister for Local Government, Housing and Town Planning, Inche Sulaiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman.
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    SIGNORINA (FROM BRITAIN) IS THE BRIDE
    109 4 A VIVACIOUS Italian. Miss Teresita Bondioli. who travelled 8,000 miles last month for the love of a handsome Singapore Chinese building contractor. Mr. Paul Sung, married him yesterday at the Registry. Radiant in a simple gown of lace and net, Teresita said: "I am
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    I'm guilty... no he's not... but he was
    222 4 IPOH. Wed.— Two simi- lar-sounding names caused confusion in court here today. When the name of Tung Kuang Soon was called to answer a charge of attempted extortion, Chan Mun Soon, 26, went into the dock and said he wanted to plead
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    Filipino party
    30 4 The Philippines' delegates to the SEATO conference in Singapore, led by Gen. P. A. Cruz, were entertained to tea by the Filipino Association at the Cathay Restaurant yesterday.
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    Road safety
    17 4 PENANO, Wed. The George Town Road Safety Advisory Committee will launch a campaign next month.
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    Rover social
    29 4 TELUK ANSON, Wed.— The 20th Teluk Anson Sea Rover Crew will hold a social at the Sithambaram Pillay Tamil School in Javanese Road here on June 30.
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    Hints for kampong cooks
    91 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Kampong women will be taught how to prepare better meals and manage their homes more efficiently when a United Nations woman home economics expert arrives here later this year. The services of the expert from the Food and Agri- culture Organisation have been
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    CUPID TAPPED—WEDDING BELLS
    57 4 CUPID TAPPED— WEDDING BELLS MR. SEAH PENG LIANG and Miss Josephine I Gek who were married in Singapore yesterday. 9 a radio technician of Cable and Wireless Ltd., b of Mr and Mrs. Seah Teng Khoou. The bride. telcji operator of Anglo-French Bendixsens Ltd.. is a <v of Mr. and
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    PENANG INCREASE! CARGO CHARGES
    54 4 PENANG, Wedm TO meet higher labour and staff costs Port Commission will raise its charge handling and port services from July 1, Rates for wharl up 10 per a rise in most a considera:' statement today The higher tU The a port Iflnancial r c i
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    Newsman to face trial
    67 4 Abbas Jumat, former reporter of the Singapore Standard, yesterday was committed to the Assizes to stand trial on charges of stealing 24 cheques belonging to the Singapore Union of Journalists and of using five cheques he knew or had reason to believe to be forged for
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    Schoolgirl hurt in crash
    46 4 IPOH. Wed.— A schoolgirl, Su/anna Chin, 14, was admitted to hospital with a suspected broken leg after an accident with a lorry while cycling home from school yesterday. Suzr.nna Is the daughter of Mr. Chin Sen 800, secretary to the lpoh juctce.
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    Farewell for doctor
    22 4 D P Bu. Batu G: .were endinner by tl at the nurses yesterday. D r. Bowler anc today anointment
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    $9,650 charge
    16 4 SFGAMAT I $20,000 ■> Choo Hon. I clerk chai I minal brea I $9,650. jf
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    A menagerie sails with Marshall to Red China
    149 5 A menagerie sails with Marshall to Red China FK>UR hyenas three lions and three lionesses will be the travelling companions of Mr. David Marshall on board the German liner Frankfurt today. The floating menagerie, like Mr. Marshall. is bound for Communist China. The animals are gifts to Mao Tse-tung from
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    Promotion for WHO man
    41 5 Dr. W. W. Yung, Director of the World Health Organisation's Epidemiological Intelligence Station in Singapore, has been appointed Area Representative for Brunei, Malaya, North Borneo. Sarawak and Singapore. He will continue as Director of the Singapore station.
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    New homes for warders
    36 5 Twenty -four warders of Outram Road jail, Singapore, moved into new quarters at Pearls Hill yesterday. The flats were declared open by Mrs. G. J. Sochon, the wife of the Prison Commissioner.
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    MURDER CASE OFFICER LIVED IN FEAR
    238 5 Five weeks alter leaving hospital be shot himself Wife: He said there were people bent on doing him harm SINGAPORE Coroner's Court was told yesterday that a police inspector began to live in fear while investigating a murder case. Mrs. Petrina Delilkan said that
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    Progress on youth centre
    77 5 The proposed constitution which will make the Singa- pore Youth Sports Centre a corporation is ready to go before the Chief Minister, Mr. Lun Yew Hock. Mr. Loke Wan Tho, the chairman of the centre's appeal committee, said yesterday that he was going through the draft
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    CAN'T RESIST LURE OF COLONY
    57 5 CAN'T RESIST LURE OF COLONY MISS ANNE MORK, 57, above, liked Singapore so much when she visited the Colony two years ago on a round-the-world trip, that she decided to return. Yesterday she arrived in the Colony in the Maetsuycker and will stay two weeks before flying to Bali. Miss
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    Decree for wife
    64 5 Mrs. Dorothy Rich Nelson Doig, a Tanglin Hill housewife, who sued her husband, Thomas Nelson Doig, a P.W.D. engineer, now working in Perak, for divorce on the ■round of desertion, was ranted a decree nisi in the Singapore High Court yesterday. The decree is to be made
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    More Asians join the A.A.S.
    41 5 More Asians are joining the Automobile Association of Singapore. Mr. K. G. Burne, the secretary said yesterday. Five years ago, only 29 per cent of the members were Asian; today the figure is 46 per cent.
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    GOING: $1,500 JOB
    134 5 Health chief to retire hunt begins for man to take his place KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The municipality here is looking for a new health officer to take over from Dr. W. Puleston Jones when he retires in December. Applicants must have medical qualifications registrable in Malaya, a
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    Appeal by Loke
    88 5 Mr. Loke Wan Tho, a director of Cathay Organisation, will appeal against the decision of the Chief Justice, Mr. I Justice Whyatt. who dismiss;ed his application for an order of certiorarl. He had asked the court to set aside a Singapore City Council decision reversing its original
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    Road will be closed
    38 5 Sections of St. Patrick's Road, Singapore, will be closed to through traffic for four months for the laying of a sewer between Telok Kurau Road and St. Patrick's School. Work will begin on June
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    Art exhibition
    37 5 An exhibition of paintings by Madam Fan Tchun Pi will be opened tomorrow at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill Street. It will be open from 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily until Monday.
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    The finest period is ahead: Bishop
    200 5 By HALL ROMNEY ONDON, Wed. —At the mj annual meeting of the Singapore Diocesan Association here, the Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. H. W. Baines, spoke of the effect on the Anglican Church of the accelaration of the movement towards self-government. He said
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    Documents are handed back
    55 5 All the documents seized from the first batch of Malayan students who returned from the conference in Bandoeng last weekend have been returned to them, a spokesman of the Singapore Special Branch said yesterday. Another lot of documents seized from students who returned by air on
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    Policeman talked about prostitutes to calm down murder suspect
    318 6 Policeman talked about prostitutes to calm down murder suspect LOVE LETTERS TO GIRL FOUND IN PIG STY DENANG, Wed. 1 Two anonymous posters criticising a boy and girl for "making love in public" were hung up on trees in Balik Pulau village, the assize court was told here today. The
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    MALAY DEMAND ON SCHOOLS
    133 6 MALA Y DEMAND ON SCHOOLS Assurance by Lim Yew Hock SIX representatives of the Malay Education Council yesterday asked Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock to consider the establishment of Malay middle schools after implementation of recommendations contained in their memorandum on Malay Education submitted last October. They also
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    Boatman fined
    29 6 Lim Tong Kee -vas fined 2 in Singapore yesterday for carrying 24 extra passengers in his motor-sampan in the outer roads of Singapore Harbour on Tuesday evening.
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    Change this law—union
    59 6 Change this law union The Singapore Motor-vehi-cle Drivers' Union will protest to the Minister for Communication and Works. Mr. Francis Thomas, about drivers being fined for overloading. Under the present regulations governing lorry transport, owners as well as the drivers can be fined for overloading. The drivers want the law
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    Pen thief jailed
    34 6 Low Chte Kong, with five previous convictions, was sentenced to one year's Jail in Singapore yesterday for stealing a pen worth $37 belonging to Philip Liau Liat Meng in a bus.
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    'SORRY, BUT WE CAN'T PICK A QUEEN FOR THE FESTIVAL'
    82 6 'SORRY, BUT WE CAN'T PICK A QUEEN FOR THE FESTIVAL' PNANQ. Wed.— The Penang Water Festival Committee has decided •reluctantly" that it cannet appoint a festival queen this year. There were several competitors for the title but for a variety of reasons" it was not possible for the fudges to
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    WE AIM TO HELP MALAYA REID
    254 6 WE AIM TO HELP MALAYA REID KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. ORD REID, Chairman of the Federation's Constitutional Commission, said here today that the Commission hoped to contribute something of "lasting value" to Malaya. He told Rotarlana here that *he Commission would like to meet all those who were able to help
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    Farmer robbed
    46 6 Two men. one armed with a revolver, broke into a house in Sungei Kadut Road, off Woodlands Road, Singapore, yesterday mor- ig and robbed a farmer, Lim Hor Teng. and his family of two pairs of earrings, a gold ring, a wristwatch and $50.
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    Our party isn't Red, says PAP paper
    138 6 WE WANT PEACEFUL CHANGE 'THE People's Action Party yesterday said that A none of its members was Communist. It gave reasons why. In the latest Issue of Petlr (Thunder) the party newspaper, the PAP says: "We are not Communist because we believe in
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    A Tengku dies: He was 78
    62 6 KUALA TRENGGANU, Wed. —Tengku Chik bin Abdul Rahman, a member of the Ttengganu Royal Household, died here last night in his Jalan Paya Bunga home. He was 78 and had been suffering from paralysis for a long time. The Sultan of Trengganu was present
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    CHEAPER FARES TO DRAW IN CROWDS
    102 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Concession rail rates will be made available to people wishing to attend the forthcoming Malay cultural festival In Kuala Lumpur from July IS to 15. Rail fares will be reduced by one-quarter except in the Port Swettenham area where cheap rates
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    Robbery charge
    40 6 Lim Ham Seng was accused in Singapore yesterday of robbing Poh Cha Boh of a gold chain and locket worth $288 in Havelock Road on Tuesday night, and causing hurt to her. Ball was allowed until June 27
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    ECONOMICS EXPERT DUE FROM JAPAN
    195 6 Plan to invest in S.E. Asia MR. SHOJI ARAKAWA, adviser to the Japanese Foreign Ministry and an economics expert, will soon visit Singapore. Mr. Arakawa is being sent by the ministry on a tour of South-East Asian countries for talks on economic cooperation. The Japanese
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    MAN-in-DOCK FAINTS AT SIGHT OF THE BLACK CAP
    202 7 MAN-in-DOCK FAINTS AT SIGHT OF THE BLACK CAP 4 I accidentally chopped his head ofiT AJOK STAR, Wed. A condemned man fainted in the dock today after the Kedah Assize judge put on the black cap. Lan Bak Tee, 30, a farmer, was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Hill
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    Thief caught at soccer
    47 7 While players were out On the field during a soccer game at River Valley Road yesterday a man was found in the dressing room rifling the pockets of their clothes. An alert watchman caught the thief and handed him over to the police.
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    Scholarships
    29 7 The Australian Government has approved applications from 34 candidates in Singapore for the, correspondence scholarships it offered last year under the technical co-operation scheme of the Colombo Plan.
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    150 VACANCIES
    109 7 But more than 500 join queue to enter Teachers' Training College MORE than 500 students want to take the certificate course this year at the Singapore Teachers' Training College. But only 150 will be admitted, the college principal, Mr. P. S. Dempsey, told the Straits Times yesterday. Applicants
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    The secret of beauty: Balance
    192 7 The secret of beauty: Balance THE MEMS' TEETER ON HIGH HEELS— MALAYS GRACEFUL ATTRACTIVE. Vien- nese-born Mrs. Olga Rennie. a teacher in rhythmical gymnastics, wants to show Singapore women how to exercise gracefully. Malay women, she says, are possibly the most graceful in the world. She thinks It is because
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    JOHORE BOY FLIES FOR TREATMENT
    70 7 A 16-year-old Johore boy is I leaving Singapore for Australia by air on Sunday for a very important appointment with a famous surgeon at Sydney. Local doctors have recommended Mohamed Yunos of Johore Bahru for neurosurgical treatment by a specialist. The Johore Welfare Centre will
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    Fine doubled on appeal
    49 7 A barber, Tee Soon Thian, fined $1,000 by a lower court for possession of 171 b. of raw opium, had the fine doubled by the Singapore High Court yesterday following an appeal by the Deputy Public Prosecutor, on the ground that the sentence was inadequate.
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    Clerk says he took firm's money because he did not get promotion
    191 7 Clerk says he took firm's money because he did not get promotion KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A man misappropriated $19,000 of his firm's money because he was not promoted or given a pay rise for three years, the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court was told today. Khoo Tiang Wan, 56, a clerk
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    Govt. men want pay twice a month
    238 7 Govt. men want pay twice a month THE Singapore Civil Service Staff Side Council will again bring up the question of fortnightly pay for the 12,000 monthly paid employees of the Government. It is concerned over the large number of clerks who have become indebted as a result of the
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    DEATHS
    70 8 20 Wordt $10 (minimum). CABLE RECEIVED Yesterday by K. Subramanlam, T.M's Office, Informing death of Mr. V. Ratnam. of Karugampanal. retired Chief Pfrn-.anent Way Inspector, Malayan Railway. nE SOUZA: Isabel Louisa (Nee Tcsaensohn). beloved wife of Jncel.'n (Jossyi of Shell Company, f icr residence, 11, Catrnhill C.rrle on 20th
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    REQUIEM
    27 8 10 Wordt $10 (minimum). REQUIEM SERVICE for the late Elizabeth Edmonds of Seremb.in at St. Hilda's Church, Katong, on Saturday. 23rd inst., at 7.30 aJU. I
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    30 8 20 Words $10 (minimum). TO HER DEAR Memory. Amelia Burm. 2 16. 54. Time can never heal the loss of one so full of Courage, Cheerfulness and Love.
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    The Straits Times S'pore, Thurs., June 21, 1956. Alliance In Accord
    574 8 The Straits Times S'pore, Thurs., June 21, 1956. Alliance In Accord There are so many contentious issues in Malaya that any agreement is certain of welcome if only for agreement's sake. For this reason alone, the report that the parties of the Alliance have composed their differences on jus soli
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    The Unsilent Traveller
    397 8 The Unsilent Traveller Singapore's former Chief Minister leaves this morning on a tour of Japan, Communist China, and other Far Eastern countries. Mr. Marshall does not go as Singagaporc's spokesman. He heads no mission, i$ charged with no task. He has no more right to speak for Singapore than any
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    The Big Chance
    223 8 Hie next big and necessary step towards Malayanisation of the Singapore Civil Service has been undertaken. Superscale officers of the General Clerical Service and members of Part 1 of the Higher Services will undertake duties that have hitherto been done by Part II officers. Ten new supernumerary
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    STALIN HAILS STALIN
    1873 8 f OMRADES! The cult of the individual acquired such monstrous size chiefly because Stalin himself, using all conceivable methods, supported the glorification of his own person. This is supported by numerous facts. One of the most characteristic examples of Stalin's self glorification, of his lack of even
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    SELF-PORTRAIT
    47 8 Stalin's greatest admirer was Stalin himself. If his servile followers could not find the right words to sing his glories the 'beloved, heroic, infallible and modest' Stalin was there to assist in this 'loathsome adulation. And particularly so when he felt that the praise was insufficient.
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      They are Malayans too
      174 8 AS a long standing member of the Singapore Musicians' Union, I must protest against a statement of your correspondent that Filipino members of the Union are Just as much expatriate as members of the Italian band at the Sea View Hotel and that If the Italian
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      This is why I left UMNO
      100 8 WITH reference to your news Item of June 11 relating to my leaving the UMNO there has been a misunderstanding. It is stated that I left UMNO because I was disgusted with the leadership of Dato Onn. This is far from what I meant.
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    FISHING CO-OP TO BE FORMED
    115 9 FISHING CO-OP TO BE FORMED fmgs, ineapore Govient has launchpilot scheme to men market ■■atches without on middlemen. nment will give loan to 40 Malay la Ponggol to start i.-Tmen will form a lean will be aid fishermen who 'rbtPd to middlemen vlll be used to ng gear. Shared profits
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    Professor off on survey
    33 9 j H. Hale, Professor of lon at the University raves Singapore Konp; today for a :vey. xpected to go on to t h North Borneo afterfor discussions with .thorlties.
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    STRIKE IS CALLED OFF
    58 9 AIOR STAR, Wed. After I -•.en-day strike, 160 lal& Tan j ong Pau Es:a. reported for work t:.:- morning. flowed an amicable Ktttanent at a two-hour meeting yesterday on the es&tate, with Labour Department officials acting as mediators. T->e labourers, members of the National Union of
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    This house with a past has an uncertain future
    469 9 This house with a past has an uncertain future go. 3 OXLEY MSB, THE HOME Dr. THOMAS BUILT IN 1842: ITS DOVECOTE IS UNIQUE OWNERS CLAIM 'ANCIENT MONUMENT 9 LABEL WILL CUT RESALE VALUE A H OU SE in Oxley Rise, Singapore, has been classified as "an ancient monument" under
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    Contractor twice convicted
    107 9 Contractor twice convicted A SANITARY contractor went through two trials in the Singapore City Court yesterday and was convicted on both occasions. He was Lawrence Chow, who was fined $100 at the end of his first trial for obstruction by having bricks and sand outside his Hill Street house on
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    LMANSION IN THE NEWS
    18 9 L MANSION IN THE NEWS NO. S OXLEY RISE a "monument" in the Master Plan. Straits Times picture.
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    'FAIR' COP BOUND OVER
    118 9 'FAIR' COP BOUND OVER RLANG, Wed.— A former policeman, Abdul Aziz bin Haji Hassan, 28. made an alteration in his discharge certificate to get work, the Klang Magistrate's Court was told today. He was found guilty of using as genuine a forged document on March 19. and bound over in
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    FULL MOON DAY FOR BUDDHISTS
    94 9 FULL MOON DAY FOR BUDDHISTS BUDDHISTS in Kuala Lumpur will celebrate tomorrow this month's full moon day, which coincides with the 2263 rd, anniversary of the introduction of Buddhism in Ceylon. Ceylon's sovereign, Devanampiyatissa, became a Buddhist on the full moon day of June. He was converted by the Yen.
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    TENGKU'S CAR 'TOO COSTLY'
    174 9 TENGKU'S CAR 'TOO COSTLY' That $23,000 limousine KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. TPHE Selangor division x of the Labour Party of Malaya today warned the Alliance Government against "extravagant" spending. Its executive committee, at a meeting here, condemned the Government's decision to buy a new $23,000 limousine for the official use of
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    Siam's big day
    29 9 Siamese in Singapore will celebrate their National Day on June 24 at the ConsulGeneral's residence in Lindhurst Road. The office will be closed on June 25.
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    Parade off
    29 9 The ninth anniversary display and inspection of the Gimson School for Boys, dementi Road, Singapore, which was 1 to have been held on Saturday, has been postponed.
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    Wong the able seaman
    70 9 Wong the able seaman THE HAPPIEST schoolboy in Singapore today is 16-year-old Wong Pen Koon, of Cavenagh Road. Wong, an able seaman in Benbow Unit of the Sea Cadet Corps, sails for England tomorrow in the Benalder, on a three-month scholarship coarse in naval aviation, sea training and gunnery at
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    'Blue' film raid
    65 9 Singapore Police are now examining several reels of films which they seized during a raid on a house at Everilt Road a few nights ago. The raid was carried out following a tip-off that "blue" films were being shown there. The police have questioned a number of
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    WOMAN CRUSHED BY THREE-TON TRUCK
    142 9 $200 fine for dangerous driving KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Craftsman J. J. Copeland, of the Second Infantry Workshops, REME, Taiping, was fined $200 by the Sessions Court here today for dangerous driving. His three-ton truck overturned at Beranang, south Selangor, on March 16, crushing a police
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    12 nurses to train in Australia
    202 9 rELVE Federation nurses will leave Singapore within the next four days for three-year general trainIng courses In Australia under the Colombo Plan. Miss Fong Lai Mcc and Miss Kok Swee Hah. both from Kuala Lumpur, will leave by air this morning for Melbourne, where
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    'LET'S PRESS ON ALONE'
    288 9 'LET'S PRESS ON ALONE Reaction to Tengku's snub POLITICAL party leaders in Singapore last night urged that the Colony should go ahead with its merdeka plans and not wait for the Federation to assist with a merger. They were commenting on Tengku Abdul Rahman's statement on Tuesday that he was
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    Three hurt in lorry
    48 9 Three labourers were Injured when a lorry they were travelling in overturned In Bukit Tlmah Road yesterday afternoon. Two of them, N. Ramasamy, 35, A. Gurusamy, 20. were taken to the General Hospital. Ramasamy was admitted. Gurusamy was allowed to go home after treatment.
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    Birthday social
    29 9 The Paya Lebar Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold a birthday social In the MYF room, Paya Lebar Methodist Church, at Boundary Road at 7.30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Students cheat death
    127 9 AS CRATE DROPS ON LAUNCH TWO students of the A Hong Kong University who arrived in Singapore yesterday to take part in the fifth inter-varsity games narrowly escaped death in Singapore waters. They were In a motor launch with other students alongside the TJlluwah when an unloading
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    Tengku calls off talks
    56 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Chief Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has called off the proposed Commonwealth dependent territories mutual aid conference which was to have been held here during the Malay Cultural Festival next month. The Idea for the conference came to the Tengku during his visit
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    Off to England
    26 9 Lieut. S. S. Leong of the Federation Regiment left Singapore by air for London yesterday for further military training In England and Germany.
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      132 9 The weather MINIMUM TEMPERATURE (7 30 P m. on June 19 to 7.30 a.m. on June 20 Singapore 7S degrees. Penang 75. Kota Bhaxu 76, Kuala Lumpur 74, Ipoh 73, Kuantan 73. MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE (7 30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on June 20r Singapore 89. Penang 86. Kota Bharu 88.
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    The Empire line makes fashion news again
    253 10 The Empire line makes fashion news again gitimii ill Minn iiiiiiiiiii THE NEW LINE -FULL OR NARROW fHE newest line in overseas fashion is an adaptation of the French Empire or Princess line high waisted, small busted, with a skirt that varies from the very narrow to the very full.
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    Dogs need care on the estate
    554 10 Dogs need care on the estate <M I.V OF THK WKKKi ONE of the S.Cs came bounding up the garden, looking so an- xious that I thought at least a minor emer- gency had occurred. I j asked him what was s the matter. He merely enquired if we had
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    She is the new president
    274 10 One of Singapore's most energetic voluntary workers, a busy wife and a charming hostess is Mrs. Nisha Jumabhoy, wife of the Minister for Commerce and Industry. Newly elected president of the Inner Wheel Club. Mrs. jumabhoy is now assuming fresh responsibility in the charitable organisation
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      102 10 Kitchen aids beauty Those old-fashioned aids to beauty which every kitchen garden yields are still reliable "cosmetics." even if you thought they went out with grandmother's day. Cucumber, for instance, so cheap and plentiful in Singapore and Malaya, is a fine refresher for the skin. Lay thin slices of it
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      248 10 Straits Times Crossword T~ T~ 9 4 5™ Ti 7™" ACROSS 5 I rule most of what is poisonous (8) 1 Pin-pointed reference? (7. S. 6 Concerning the cost necessary 5) for a battery (8) 8 Dangerous blow, involving 1 Chocolate eggs for the Reverdamage to shoe? (8) end? (6.
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    Yard panicked when bookie exposed racket
    1346 11 tmJt^T *L .^^^BBBaiBBBViBBBV SLAND YARD, symbol of incorrupBritish justice, was rocked to the 8 in 1877 when four senior officers tective Branch appeared at the Old arged with conspiring to defeat the stice and enable criminals to escape sen were two crop-headed convicts tenson
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      115 11 Rex Morgan, 3M.0. iVo good chance Vich Tracg Baaed aff Tr rm'lilll— BßM [7 SHE ISN'T WATCH IMG -mE r ~I SAY M'DAME- B EH? WMV. BY JOVE. V tL PICTURE- MUST WAVE J V^ I SAY-^^^ «£V TWE *<m?R!S m The cmalffeuo returns >>^_ dozed off, L Jl^j£i___^B Ace
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    NEW CHINA RUBBER PUZZLE PUSHES PRICE DOWN AGAIN
    686 12 NEW CHINA RUBBER PUZZLE PUSHES PRICE DOWN AGAIN By Our Market Correspondent yyiDE fluctuation in price persisted on the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday with bearish factors predominating, as the result of messages stating that China was not prepared to buy Malayan rubber this year. This produced a nervous market and
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    148 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchance: noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; June $27*1 buyers, $28 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $41 sellers, drum $43 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business reported done; Muntok white $93, Sarawak $92, special Sarawak black $71 (all varieties down $1). Singapore Copra Association
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    RUBBER PRICES
    146 12 July first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 82 cents per lb., down 1% cents on Tuesday's closing price. The closing tone was erratic. Closing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday were: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 82 >i, sellers 83 No. 1 R.S.S.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    58 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS pnmS t fig? change here tofej BB a* Bank of Nsw Mont Lyell Mount Morgan Peko Western Mlniii s '.'"i2 lv Ampol. Ex. Oil Search Aust Conso;. i a.p.m. (new) |N» Bradford B. Hill Pro. Courtauld „2 DunloD Elec. Zinc. Felt anc Textile G. J. Coles ■SMM Times
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    EXCHANGE RATE
    24 12 On the fipp i Hong Kong jrestej dollar was 5"8o 5.88 s for T.T. Sterling was one tael of gold al 255:.'
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      242 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALAMN RAILMV CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT DRAUGHTSMEN A DESIGNERS Vacancies exist on a temporary i.sis. Salaries in accordance ith qualifications, experience and .ge. Designers with Civil Englneerng and or Architectural exicrience should be in possession of the following or equivalent I.i hi km t ions: Grad. Inst. Struct. Engineers
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      288 12 NOTICES BIN SENG COMPANY LIMITED (In Compulsory Liquidation) COMPANIES WINDING-tTP NO. t OF 1855 It is Intended to declare a dividend in the above matter. Any creditors who have not yet proved their debt may still do so before July 6th 1955. Any debts not proved by this date will
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      704 12 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that no member of our staff (not even the Principal or the Head Teacher) has the right to transact any business or issue school certificates on behalf of Y.S.C. Institute of Commerce unless acknowledged and signed by the undersigned. Sd. S. C. YEH, (Sole
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      562 12 TENDERS SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST Tenders are Invited for boring and soil testing at Crawford Street/Beach Road. Tender form etc. may be obtained on payment of a deposit of $100 which will be refunded if a bona fide tender is submitted. Sealed tenders are to be deposit, ed in the tender
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    HKU soccer players in quarantine
    500 14 WARM WELCOME FOR ALL BUT EIGHT ALL SET FOR VARSITIES SPORTS GALA FIRST batch of 31 Hong Kong University students arrived in Singapore yesterday for their bi-an-nual sports competitions against the University of Malaya. This i s the fifth time the two universities are meeting
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    BADMINTON TRIO
    49 14 THESE THREE undergraduates toill represent the Hong Kong University at badviinton against University of Malaya in the inter-varsity games which begin tomorrow. They are Malayan girls studying in Hong Kong. Left to right: Maureen Soon (Malaccas Molly Lim (Taiping) and Koh Phek Giok Upoh). Straits Times picture.
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    148 14 BERGEN (Norway), Wed. (GORDON PIRIE, the crack British distance runner, set up new world figures for the 5,000 metres by running the distance in 13min 36.8 sec here yesterday. The official world record is 13min 40.6 sec, set up by Sandor
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    RAF SELETAR MILER A BRIGHT PROSPECT IN STORE ATHLETICS
    765 14 TWO RECORDS were broken at A the RAF. Seletar annual championships meet which concluded yesterday. Run through intermittent shower., after being held up for halt I an hour in the beginning, the meet ended with a new Singapore mile and three
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    Nonis beats Tan Eng Yoon's 220 record
    623 14 ALTHOUGH he did not compete in yesterday's events, Nicholas Paulo, with 14 points, became tne Individual champion at the St. Joseph'^ Institution annual sports meet. In the completed events, Nicholas had won the discus and the javelin throw and was second in the
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    67 14 MUNICH. Wed.— Gyoerge Tumpek, of Hungary, established a new European record of 2min 21.7 sec. for the 200 metres butterfly at an international swimming meet here yesterday. The prevlou* record of 2min. 24.0 sec. had been held by Manfred Maesel. of West Germain Later Tutnpek Improved on
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    759 15 Cold Storage take title with 10-1 win By OUR SOCCER REPORTER SINGAPORE Cold Storage yesterday won the Singapore Business Houses F.A. second division championship with a smashing 10-1 victory over Metal Box in their last league match at Farrer Park. Cold Storage thus maintained their 100 percent record with final
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    553 16 WITH ONE EYE ON WEATHER THEY WILL MAKE THE FINAL SELECTION LACK OF LEFTARM SPINNER CAN COSTAUSSIES TEST From JACK FINGLETON (former Australian Test batsman) LONDON, Wed. THE weather is uncertain for what is England's biggest sporting week of the year with Royal Ascot, the
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    112 16 CHELMSFORD, Wed. DOUG INSOLE, the Essex cricket captain, who is among the 13 England players named for the second Test, was the first to complete 1,--000 runs for the season yesterday. He did so when he had scored 25 against his old University,
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    492 16  - SUCCESS MAY COME FOR JOHNSON ON FAST LORD'S PITCH JACK FINGLETON By MACKAYS century against Kent at Canterbury on Monday will raise his stocks when it comes finally to deciding the Australian eleven but I cannot se« him doing any of the ba\smen out of a job for tomorrows Test.
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    68 16 LONDON, Wed. Australia will be without pace bowlers Ray Lindwall and Alan Davidson for the second Test, starting at Lord's tomorrow. The Australian team will be chosen from the following 12: I. W. Johnson (captain K. R Miller, R. Archer, R. Benaud, J. W. Burke,
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    321 16 LONDON. Wed —Twenty-four j wickets fell today and a hat-trick was recorded in the county eric- ket championship match between i Lancashire, the leaders, and Essex at Che lms ford. Fred Moore, 25-year-old Lancashire fast medium bowler, brought into the side because Brian Statham
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    137 16 Althea Gibson told: Don't talk to reporters, unless... The Daily Mail stated that the tennis star had not written the articles, but were based on recent Interviews. Mb* Gibson competed In the doubles matches at Queen's Club and when she was approached by a newspaper reporter, she said: "I want
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    27 16 Mrs. S. Worthlngton scored a "hattrtck at the Seletar Goll Club's monthly medal competition. She won the women's award, the 36-hole handicap and the stableford bogey.
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    260 16 Beats 26 in Royal Hunt Cup ASCOT. Wed. THE QUEEN'S four-year-old colt, Alexander, won the Royal Hunt Cup, run over one mile here today. He beat Lady Ursula Verson's Jaspe In a photo-finUH. Mr. Robert Sterling Clark's Blue Robe was third. Twenty-seven ran. Yesterday was a black
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    Man who beat Sands to fight again in Singapore next week
    264 16  -  LIM KEE CHAN By SRORTSFRONT A SIX-FOOT-ONE Jamaican who once beat the late Dave Sands in an amateur contest 11 years ago will fight again in Singapore next week. George Gardner, now 33. a leading aircraftman attached to ftA.F
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    SERVICES XI FOR WEEKEND GAME
    62 16 Combined Services A" team to meet a Singapore Cricket Association XI in a two-day match at Seletar this weekend will be: Capt. Evans (Capt. ArmyV S/Ldr. Knight (RAFi, W/O Nelson (Army i. Sgt. Muldoney (Armyt, SAC Pickett (RAP>. J/T Terton (RAP) F L Meredith iRAF).
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    21 16 Singapore Cycle Racing Association's 62 .-mile < 10-lap) Alfred Montor Memorial trophy race will be held at Changl on Sunday.
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    217 16 PALMERSTON (North New Zealand), Wed. i THE South African rugby A union team showed the best form of their New Zealand tour when they beat a Combined Manawatu-Horow-henua side by 14 points (one goal, two penalty goals and a try) to three (try) here to-
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    241 16 KOWLOON BUSMEN HERE FOR 3 GAMES I^OWLOOX Bus Co. 1V Football team from Hong Kong, who are to play three matches in Singapore, arrived in Singapore yesterday. Among the party of 20 led by Yong Kam Poh and Cheung Man Woon, are several well-known stars who have been here on
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    86 16 THE Malayan athlete, Tan i Eng Yoon, who is at- tending a course at Loughborough College in England, won the Hop, Step and Jump event for his college in a triangular match against Oxford md London Universities at Oxford. His distance was 45 feet 6
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    158 16 SPOTTI NG THE WINNERS i June Met I BMLLIANI I Made the M »"h> appear;,;. la*t mom.: nY jj i j, i does not SKA KM., mndni last month with 8 in fast, run r bright ideally sum Lumpur o WHIT. looking shown en gallops. KBOLAtSHrr &U«T? n when thud
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    59 16 Manila women' basketball team arrive ]yt ANILA'S women i leasui- i L team, arrived terday with 14 p! officials. The vMtan v.... ration for gamps in Seremban K\..,. I Ipoh and Pern rig. be: n gin their Bll| month. They will sta drangular to Singapore. PWeratl from Foni'.o.v< are due
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