The Straits Times, 4 August 1954

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    14 1 COMPLIMENTARY The Straits Times New**** Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1954. 15 CENTS
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    STORM: 300 HOMELESS
    117 1 15 hurt: 25 houses down -minute gale ivrccks i ill age mpur, Tim-. ;\K, WO people, lull [i| them rhildmadc home* :n whrn a „m s«( ;>i over KamN Tanpgang China ila Lrnnpur ig dow n 2."> i re inof them spitaL iaj til (ttred tracks Civil
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    NEW SYDNEY-LONDON LINK
    146 1 'Super Connie' from Australia opens the service Till "Southern ConstellaM. lion." Qantas L'mpirr Airways' first Super Constellation on the SydneySinsapore London route, i.imi ,1 at Kallang; Airport, Singapore, yesterday with 37 passengers and a crew of 10. 1 apt. A. A K Yates, the pilot, who has
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    HE'S VETERAN FLIER AT 9 MONTHS OLD
    142 1 Most travelled baby flies in NINL-JIOXTH-OLU Brandt Marriott, believed to foe the most -travelled hafov in the world, arrived in Sin- j gapore yesterday by QANTAS Super-Constella-tion from Sydney with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. i Marriott. Brandt has flown 3>,000 miles
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    JA VA TERRORISTS KILL 16 IN A NEW OUTBREAK
    219 1 JA VA TERRORISTS KILL 16 IN A NEW OUTBREAK HUNDREDS FLEE FROM RAMPAGING DARUL ISLAM FANATICS BANDOENG. Tuesday. HUNDREDS ol refugees c;irr\inc their beloneines in their arms and in carts streamed into the Bandoeng recion today to escape rampaeing fanatical Muslim terrorists. They lli'ri village! and ''>wns ravaged by Darul
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    WORLDS No. 2 PEAK IS CONQUERED
    58 1 WORLDS No. 2 PEAK IS CONQUERED KARACHI. Tues. Tile Ita- j lian Alpine Club expedition has i climbed the Himalayan peak. Mt. Godwin Austen. It was learned here today The 28.250- foot mountain U the world's second highest. It had never before been conquer- d. Six men died trying to
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    Pact signed
    13 1 SANTIAGO Tues A Yugo-slav-Chilean commercial asreement has been signed here. Reuter.
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    Tornado's toll: seven dead
    60 1 DAKAR. Tues. The death toil in the violent tornado which swept through this French West African town on Sunday ni;ht. reached seven last nicht as rescuers dis- 1 covered more bodies in the wreckage. Tile tornado ripped roofs oft I brick houses and bamboo huts and
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    Mao guards fire at French plane
    165 1 HANOI Tur.s. Chlnrsf r-nmmuniil troops nred on a light plane carrying American and French reporters at Mnticay on the Chinese-Vietnam border, the French Hißh Com--nand announced yesterday The plane, however, was out )f ranee The aerldent occurred when lie reporters flew to Moncav to
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    TRENCH QUIT INDIA ON AUG 14' REPORT
    160 1 NEW DELHI. Tuesday. 'THE Indian newspaper Statesman reported last night that France has derided to quit her small colonial enclaves in India on August. 14, the day before thf anniversary of Indian Independence. The Statesman said An,:n Menard. French Commission.'! at Pondicherry, capital
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    MORE TRADE
    26 1 BERLIN. Tues East GerI many announced an agreement with France to Increase trade i between the two countries by 125 per cent. A. P.
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    7 hurt in battle of 2 families
    200 1 ACID, STICKS ARE USED SIX men and a woman were injured four suffering from acid burns— in a 20-minute clash between two SinI gapore Chinese families on an estate about a mile off Cnangi Road, yesterday. The four with acid burns, including the
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    Guerillas call off rebellion
    31 1 BANGKOK. Tues. Twenty Cambodian resistance leaders representing 5.000 rebel gurril ias. decided last week to end all anti-government activity, a usually reliable Cambodian >ource said today. -A.P
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    Eden's holiday
    31 1 LONDON. Tues. -Mr. Anthony Eden, the British Foreign Secretary, will leave England at the end or this week for a three-week holiday in Austria, it was announced tociay. Renter.
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    It's Joe's turn for a Senate probe now
    327 1 It's Joe's turn for a Senate probe now 75-12 VOTE TURNS SEARCHLIGHT ON THE U.S. WITCH-HUNTER WASHINGTON. Tucs. THE U.S. SENATE has ordered a special committee to investißatc Senator Joseph McCarthy and the Communist hunting methods for which his foes declare he should be censured. The roll call vote la.st
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    Trains collide —five killed
    58 1 Trains collide five killed MALINES. Belgium. Tucs Five people were killed. flv< badly Injured and many slightly hurt when a passenger train and a goods train collided a' Cappelle Au BoLs near here today. The line has been completely blocked and firemen arr s\\\ cutting their way through tan Gird
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    ANOTHER RED INVENTION
    63 1 LONDON. Tucs. Moscow Radio has told Russian children that the .sy.stem Of Mniultaneoti- translations used <• the international conferences I was Invented by Soviet radio engineers. It \>. m Oral ii ed ;it an Interil congress of phllolomsts held at Leningrad in 10X5. the ndlO claimed It
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    WE DIDN'I FIRE ON POLES-U.S.
    73 1 WE DIDN'I FIRE ON POLES-U.S. WASHINGTON. Tues. AN American State Department spokesman yesterday rejected as unfounded a Polish protest that United State* planes had fired on two Polish ships of! Hainan Island on July 26. The spokesman said a in v from the Polish Office was belnz .studied in Washington,
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    'Go home' say Rhee pickets
    64 1 NEW YORK. Tu.-s More than 200 pickets jammed the Lexhißton Avenue entrance to the Waldorf Astoria last night, chanting: "Rhee go home." The pickets shouted to guests arriving for a dinner given in honour of Dr. Syncman Rhee by the America nKorean Foundation that the
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    Sugar rockets —then slumps
    137 1 Sugar rockets —then slumps <UALA LUMPUR. Turs THE price of sugar frll to 36 cents a kat.i today after roachinc oo cents in thr black markrt In Kuala Lumpur yesterday. This was the market* re. action when the pricr control of 40 cents a kati was lifter) and the pric
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    STOP PRESS
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    Rice say three millers
    186 2 •GOVERNMENT FAVOURED ONE FIRM IN PADI SALES' 'JUST MUD SLINGING, INCHE AZIZ REPLIES KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. fHE PROPRIETORS of three rire mills alleged today that the Selangor (government refused them permission to buy 100,000 piculs of padi from Tanjong Karang when there was a surplus there.
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    'Refugee footballer' wasn't on the ball
    112 2 'Refugee footballer' wasn't on the ball LILLE, Tues. TWE Hungarian "soccer X player" who sneaked through the Iron curtain last week turned out to be an Imposier. the police said yesterday. A man callinr himself Joseph ZakariM, and claiming to be a member of the Hungarian mm. arrived here last
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    Row brews in Selangor rice bowl
    187 2 Row brews in Selangor rice bowl Told of this by the Straits Times today. Inche Abdul Aziz. I the State Secretary, said: •They are trying to discredit the Government." "They were boycotting us and trying to force the prict down." Inche Aziz said. He added: "The whole position has been
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    WAR 'SOONER THAN LATER'
    214 2 A weeping Rhee tells Americans NEW YORK. Tuesday. rpHE SOUTH KOREAN President, Mr. Syngman Rhee, L shaken with emotion after a rousing greeting by 150.000 New Yorkers, warned today that "war must come sooner than later because we know the later it comes the more terrible
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    Shot peer speaks to detectives
    108 2 Shot peer speaks to detectives LONDON. Tues LORD VIVIAN. 48 -year- old i London show producer who U seriously ill in hospital at Devizes. Wiltshire, with a bullet wound in his stomach, made a .-tatement last night to detectives. But his condition was serious and a spokesman at the hospital
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    HAYMES IS ORDERED OUT AGAIN
    153 2 LOS ANGELES. Tuesday. fROONER Dick Haymes, husband of actress Rita Hayworth, was ordered deported for a second time yesterday by Mr Ralph Farb. special hearing officer of the U.S. Immigration Service here. Mr Farb via* sent here a I month alto to hear Haymes' I
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    Workers vote on pay cut
    62 2 NEW YORK. Tues.-Workers at the Studrbakfr Corporation in South Bend. Indiana will vote this week on a proposal to cut their pay by 20 per cent. Sales of Studobaker cars have fallen off as General Motors and Ford cut prices in a sales war. The
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    New truce chief
    37 2 NEW YORK. Tues. Maj Gen. E.L.M. Burns, nf Canada was named today to be Chief of Staff of the United Nations Truce Supervision Organisation in Palestine, to succeed MaJ.-Oen. Vagn Bennike. of Denmark. A.P.
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    Papers protest
    33 2 NICOSIA. Tues. Threr Greek morning newspapers, the right-wing. Elefteria. Ethno.x and the Communist Ncos Democratis. are not appearing today as a protest against th> Government's decision to enforce the Anti-Sedition Laws
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    Aid for Ceylon
    53 2 COLOMBO. Tue*. Mr A Cutler, the Australian High! Commissioner. presented! 2.500.000 rupees worth of Australian flour to the Ceylon Go- I vernment yesterday as an In- dication of Australia.- affection and regard for Ceylon It was part of the 5,700,000 rupees aid programme under the Colombo plan
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    India A-plan
    35 2 NEW DELHI. Tues.— lndia Is! to set up an atomic energy department under the direct charge of Mr. Nehru, the Prime Minister, It was announced last night. Its headquarters will be in Bombay
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    Ships for Reds
    29 2 TAIPEH. Tues. Russia ha* promised to turn over a flotilla of 13 patrol vessels to the Vietminh for coastal defence purpoae«. It was reported today U.P.
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    Royal visit ends
    20 2 KOLDINO. Jutland. Tu«s. Queen Juliana of the Netherlands yesterday ended an unofficial three-day visit to Denmark. A.P.
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    FISH JUMPED IN HIS LAP
    50 2 OSLO. Tues— A 25-lb salmon jumped into the lap of n 80-year-old British fisherman Mr Culp<rth Bralnrldte, while he was fishing in the Namsen River. Central Norway The fish flopped back Into the water but a passer-by caught It before it could swim off. Reuter.
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    MALAYAN ACTRESS PLAYS LEAD IN TV SHOW
    65 2 S LIAN SHIN YANG, a young Malayan Chinese actress and singer, living in London, recently took the leading role in a 8.8 C. television play "the S Peach Garden She appeared with another Malayan, Andy Ho, who mana. Chinese restaurar Road and does
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    Government will keep control of rice
    176 2 rE Singapore Government yesterday reiterated tla policy of maintaining a strategic stockpile of rice under its control to ensure that the people In the Colony will have an adequate supply In an emergency A Government spokesman said the policy was considered essential In the
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    SCORCHED EARTH' LAW PASSED
    321 3 pid to deprive Mau ■Mau of food and shelter muv v NAIROBI, Tuesday. fHh Kenya dovernment will in future be able to enforce compulsory evacuation of all inhabitants, their livestock and property from any area in the colony to ensure public safety and order it was
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    Britain has a cold Bank Holiday
    166 3 Britain has a cold Bank Holiday lONDON. Tup* R l T o\s «ho stubbornly i <»M clriz/ly Bank I u.-ckend vhivcrinK tiir beachM last nlfht, rorwarti happily to £H n *liff Ol fairly numh upper tH" ln'l >••••» holii, thr.iiiKh— bathed in the vaten, htiilt sand BMllti K< |h( ihorouchly
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    Wf and farmer in hour battle
    24 3 Alter ficht ho ir farmer Mi- Bolzano, killed I n how a, taken to hos- condition from AP.
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    Red Hajis
    11 3 IN lues Two l( fi Moacon Mecca. Moscow AP
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    Aid from U.S. 'gives Britain jet lead'
    110 3 Aid from U.S. 'gives Britain jet lead' WASHINGTON. Tues. THE Senate Appropriations ■I- Committee yesterday made nubile a staff report that United States military aid to Britain had been used In part to build ud British leadership In civil iet aircraft. The report Included comment from a number of leadinc
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    20th anniversary
    38 3 HAMBURG. Tues. Survlv- ora of the Imperial Army of the Kaiser's time yesterday obgerved the 20th anniversary of the death of Paul von Hlndenburt?. World War I Field Marshal and President of Germany before Hitler.— A.P
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    Czechs get atomic artillery
    98 3 Czechs get atomic artillery MUNICH. Tues. CZECH authorities have evacuated four villages in Eastern Slovakia to make room for an atomic artillery regiment. Radio Free Europe said A total of 4.000 people were evacuated with little more than I 24 hours' notice in most cases, the anti-Communist organisation said. Some
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    H.K. professor in America
    49 3 SAN FRANCISCO. Tue.s.— Dr A J. McFadden. Professor of Medicine at Hone Kone University, arrived here by air yesterday for visits to United States medical centres and conferences with American doctors. He will discuss the treatment of diseases of the liver, at the conferences— Reuter
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    Tito pilot asks for asylum
    51 3 BAR I. Italy. Tues— A Yugoslav Air Force Mosquito landed at Palese aerodrome near here last night, and the pilot. Lieut. Ronislav Caric, asked for political asylum, the Italian news agency An.sa said. The plane had come from a Yugoslav base on the Dalmatian coast.
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    Rumanian offer
    39 3 ATHENS. Tue«— Foreign Minister. Mr. Stephen Stephano- pou'/>s announced yesterday 1 that the Rumanian GovernI ment has offered to return 1 200 Greeks carried behind the Iron Curtain during the Communist guerilla war of 1948 49. AP.
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    THIS RED OPPOSITION WAS ONE LONG SCREAM
    95 3 ROME, Tues. 1 /COMMUNIST deputies yesterv day rushed from their seats and tried to attack Vice-Premier GuUeppe Saragat in a tumultuous session of Italy's unruly Chamber of Deputies. The Communists screamed "aci-omplire* of assassins" at Saragat and other Ministers on the (iovernment benches
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    Britain seeks 5 powers' views
    226 3 ON SOUTHEAST ASIA DEFENCE LONDON. Tuesday. |)RITAIN has written to the five Colombo powers explaining her views on the future defence of South-east Asia and asking for the opinion of the five governments, a Foreign Office spokesman said today The letters, handed over last Saturday,
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    India's loan
    27 3 NEW DELHI. Tuea India's national plan loan, floated for an Indefinite period on April IS*, totalled 1.230.500.000 rupees at the end of July —A P.
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    Two honoured
    19 3 MOSCOW Tues. Russia's two foremost composers. Dmitri Shostakovitch and Aram Khatchatunan. were named "People's Artists" yesterday. AP.
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    Two more held in anti-Red swoops in U.S.
    82 3 Two more held in anti-Red swoops in U.S. WASHINGTON. Tues— The United States Justice Department yesterday announced the arrest of two more alleged Communist Party leaders in Colorado, making a total of seven taken into custody in 24 hours. All have been charged with I conspiracy to trach and advnI
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    Two arrested as plot is bared
    45 3 LA PAZ. Bolivia. Tues.—Alberto Crepo Gutierrez, a former official of the United Nations technical aid programmes, and Professor Ciro Felix TrlRO were arrested yesterday. The police said that they had discovered a plot to overthrow the government— A. P.
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    Home leave
    26 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. Sir Roger Makln. British Ambassador to th~ U.S.. leaves tomorrow for a months home leave. Lady Maklns Is already In Britain. -A.P
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    LONDON STOCKS
    51 3 LONDON. Tue». -Condition* on London Stock Marktu have been very unusual for a day immediately tnllowlng Ai»-,i«! bank holiday with strong demand for good class Issues and steady rise In prices Rubbers were selectively bought Hi-mer i Clout. lg middle prices of selected 'Mocks, not Including stamp duty.
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    LONDON TIN
    24 3 LONDON. Auk. 3. Cash Buyers £746: Sellers £747; Forward Buyers t741; Sellers £741' 2 Settlement t:45 Turnover a.m. 100 tons; p.m. 60.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    40 3 LONDON. Aup 3. -Spot 20', d: S*pt 20 -»d; Oct -Dec. 20 .d Jan Mar 20'. rt Apr -June 2O',d JulySept 20 3 lrM Auk C.I f. 20 3 lfid Sept. c.l.f 20 3 IN Tone: Very quiet
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    Sir Gordon discharged
    37 3 SI'RROI'NDED by nurses and waving a crutch, jockey Sir Gordon Rkhards. leave* a Surrey hospital. He was injured when the Queen's horse Abergeldie rolled on him in the paddock at Sandown Park. A.P. picture.
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    UMNO branches want curb on 'cabinet'
    391 4 'SAVE THE ORGANISATION FROM SELFISH ELEMENTS' POLICY DECISIONS SET OFF DRIVE KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. [£UALA LUMPUR UMNO members have started a move to curb future actions of the UMNO "cabinet" on high policy matters. This is the result of recent UMNO executive decisions taken
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    Rubber men seek fund to meet slump
    125 4 PLEA TO MISSION KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. SIX union leaders urged the setting up of a joint Government and rubber industry rehabilitation fund in case of recession and unemployment in the industry when they met I members of the rubber Inquiry mission here today.
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    Found dead in Mosque
    44 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Sulieman bin Hassan, 18. of no fixed abode, was found dead •n a small mosque at Kebun Teh, at 11.45 p.m. yesterday He had parane wounds on the stomach, back and neck Police have arrested a Malay
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    G.O.C. inspects volunteers
    45 4 Major General D.D.C. Tulloch. General Officer Commanding. Singapore Base District, yesterday inspected 300 officers and men of the Singapore Harbour Board Reserve Thr S.H.B Reserve will function as a disciplined military force in the event of var All its men are volunteers
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    Youth course for Johore Bahru
    36 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Ai. other session of the youth leader course begins in Johore Bahru on Aug 19 Leaders from all over the State are expected to attend the three-day course.
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    New post office
    19 4 Mr. E.V.O. Day. chairman of SinKapore Rural Board yesterday opened a new post office at Sembawane.
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    1953 REPORT ON COLONY BEATS THE BESTSELLERS
    114 4 1953 REPORT ON COLONY BEATS THE BESTSELLERS SALEB of the Singapore Annual Report for 1953 outstripped all other best-sellers in Singapore b«okshons yesterday by three to one. Nearly all bookshops featured window displays of this attractive-looking book, printed by the Government Printing Office and priced at S3. The Government Publcations
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    THEY PREVENTED EPIDEMICS DURING STRIKE
    200 4 THEY PREVENTED EPIDEMICS DURING STRIKE A SMALL band of health men. working mne-and-a- half hours a day and often without meals saved Singapore from the risk of an epidemic during the 12 days the City Council labourers were on strike. Dr. Victor Thevathasan, acting Deputy Cltv Health Officer. told the
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    ORANGE GROWER IS HER SPONSOR
    19 4 MABEL LEE She leaves this month to study music in America. Straits Times picture.
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    PURE GHEE WAS NOT SO PURE
    140 4 Dealer fined $125 FIFTY tins of ghee, stated a.s "pure" In ihe trade description and supplied to a food contractor of the Gurkha Contingent in Singapore, did not come up to standard, the First Criminal District Court was told yesterday Police searched the supplier's
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    Beauty talk
    30 4 Elizabeth Arden. beauty specialist, will talk on "Care of the Skin' at Fridays 5.15 D.m meeting of the Younc Adults Club at the Singapore V M.C.A.. Raffles Wuay.
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    MABEL GETS CHANCE TO STUDY IN U.S.
    199 4 MABEL LEE. a 20-year-old Singapore girl with an ambition to be an opera star, leaves Singapore this month to study music in America— thanks to the generosity of a Californian. Mabel, who went to the i Singapore Chinese Girls I School in Cairnhill
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    6 ARMED MEN ROB SIGLAP FISHERMAN'S FAMILY
    101 4 Six men. two armed with revolvers and the others with knives, broke into an attap hut occupied by a fishmonger and his family in Kamponp Thai Tee, off Siglap Road. Singapore, at 8 a.m. yesterday and made off with $400 and jewellery worth
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    Piglets stolen
    16 4 Five piglets, worth *130. have been stolen from a farm in Sembawang Road, Singapore.
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    $1 CIGARETTE JOB GETS HIM $2 FINE
    67 4 $1 CIGARETTE JOB GETS HIM $2 FINE JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.-A Chinese boy, 13. livlne at Woodlands. Singapore, was charged in the Juvenile Court today with failing to declare 30 packets of cigarettes when he arrived in Johore Bahru. The packets were found tied round his legs and bod> He said
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    Coroner's car in collision
    53 4 A car driven by the Singapore Coroner. Mr. K T. Alexander, was involved In collision with a taxi at South Brldgr Road at lunrh time yesterday. Mr Alexander, who presided as the Fourth Police Magistrate, was leaving the court for lunch, when the accident ocrurred No
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    Police trap man with "poor brothers'
    162 4 ijLTHEN his colleague. Soon Peng Whatt. a welder, tried to extort $32.40 as 'expenses "or my poor brothers" from >ai Slew Mun on May 21. he Tomptly made a report to the 'htnm Secret Societies branch, C.I D., Singapore. And when Boon went, a.s
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      111 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE A M "15 Time Sikin.il and Opening Announcement: 7. 16 Morning Star. 730 News; 735 Melody Mixture; S 00 -8 30 Invitation to Music; PM. 1.00 Favourite Dance Bands; 130 Time Bign.\l and News; 1.45 At The Hamrnoiu. Organ; iOO Tea Dance; 530 Come In To Play
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    Service medals for 160
    35 5 Officers who have served the Singapore City Council 25 years or longer will get long service certificates when the Council celebrate* City Day on Sept. 22. More than 160 are eligible.
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    BACHELORS DO BEAR THE BRUNT: BOSSES
    311 5 BACHELORS DO BEAR THE BRUNT: BOSSES DUBBER companies here lx said today that ex-i haustive medical checkups were Riven to planters before they were sent to estates in isolated and Communist- i troubled areas. A Negri Sembilan doctor, in a I letter to the planters monthly magazine, had suggested that
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    RED SAVED-BYA QUOTE
    380 5 London verdict helps to clear a bandit cook I RIVY COUNCIL decision was today quoted by an Ipoh lawyer in defence of a man facing three capital charges of having a revolver and 27 rounds of ammunition. The Privy Council precedent was this a terrorist caught haying
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    Repaid kindness with theft
    57 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. After beinß given shelter for the night in the house of Talib bin Haji Taib. Kadim bin Taib got away early in the msrnlng with Talib's wrist watch. Today in the sessions court he was sentenced to two months' gaol and $100 fine
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    YMCA meeting
    21 5 Singapore V.M C.A. will r«old a membership drive meeting at the association premises Orchard Road, at 530 p.m. tomorrow.
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    REVOLVER AND $220 STOLEN FROM HIS HOTEL ROOM
    73 5 PFNANCi, Tues. A European visitor to Penanjf during the August holidays lost his r volver loaded with five rounds of ammunition and 5220 from his hotel in Batu Ferrinfhi. The weapon and the money were placed at his bedside The thief entered
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    TEACHER WEDS A MINER
    39 5 MR. TAN JIN LL'AN, a tin miner from Kuala Lumpur, and his bride, the former Miss ('hong Puan Lu. a Colony srhool teacher, photographed after their wedding at the Singapore Registry yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    'Stupid' boy forfeits spare cash
    114 5 'Stupid' boy forfeits spare cash PENANG, Tues A SCHOOLBOY, Yeoh Oon Sin aged 18. had his pocket money of $25 confiscated in Penang Magistrate's Court today. Yeoh was fined $25 when he pleaded guilty to failing to appear before the court to answer a summons Yeoh was first summoned in
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    THREEACCUSEDIN BLUE FILM' CASE
    88 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. THREE MEN were charged here today with publicly 1 showing two reels of films which were not authorised for exhibition, at a house at the 4J mile Klanp Road on July 28 Iy were also charged with ly exhibiting an obfllm at the
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    Acquitted on retrial
    82 5 Toh Kiat Leng. who was brought up at Singapore Assizes yesterday for retrial o* a charge of causing hurt whi committing robbery, was a< quitted and discharged by Mr Justice Tan as the Crown offered no evidence against him. Toh was alleged to have robbed with three
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    A $6 m. buy-a-home plan awaits a nod
    178 5 MUNICIPALITY MUST SAY YES KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Kuala Lumpur Forlong Housing Co-operative K Society will launch its $6,000,000 model "garden village" in Setapak three miles north of here as soon as plans are approved by the Municipality. The 43 acre housing
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    Cyclist dies in accident
    59 5 A 16-year-old .-.choolboy. Goh Ah Fook, was killed in a road accident in Sims Avenue near the junction of Lorong 39. Oeylang Road, yesterday morning. Goh. who was in the Standard Vof the Pava Lebar English School, was on his way to school when hi* bicycle
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    Captain finds dream boat
    62 5 A Singapore shipowner. Capt I M. L. Oaggino. has returned with a schooner- freighter after lookine all over Britain and parts of Europe for a boat of his liking. Capt. Gagglno. who spent 38 years at sea. found the Lieutenant Rene Guillon In France. He bought
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    TEACHER'S TRIAL POSTPONED
    68 5 TEACHER'S TRIAL POSTPONED The ca.se of Dong Chui Sing, a schoolmaster, accused of attempted murder of his wife, was mentioned at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday and adjourned to the next Assizes in September. Making the application for an adjournment of the trial, Mr. T. A Mahony. Deputy Public Prosecutor,
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    Name changed
    25 5 The Stanvac Shanghai, a 10.712-ton tanker operated h\ Standard-Vacuum Transportation Company, Ltd. and a regular caller in Singapore, haDeen re-named the Stanvar Bangkok.
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    65 6 70 H oral SJO f Mmirfftfiift MRS SIM CHER CHENO (Nf( t.lm Kirn Noyi aged 81 pissed awa; peacefully at her residence. 87 Bukr Timah Rond. on 2-8-54. at 8.30 p.m She leaves behind 3 son« Sin KwatiK Kok. Kwans Tou. Kwam Lang fi Dauihtr:s-in-law K Diuth BOIIS-ill-law,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    73 6 MPS ITSHPANATHAN o Talplng thanks all friends and re. latlvsi for their kind attendant m-.rl tIWM who lent cars, sen' w:eiths and telegrams of condo- e^ durina her sari bereavement, i HE FAMILY of the late Mr. Nj Chan Nam thank all relatives anc Inends for their wreath*, bands
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    155 6 M H.,rrf< HO (minimum) FOLLOW PBDANI Kxr--the 'Malay Mail if \ou want to wlr i mil word pu^le lAOI SPOH IS WEAR now idellnes. shorts shirts I sun -t ops (SORGEOL's cotton dresses !-'\'r<l and hnnd printed in Hawaii i Snaheen W Honuluhi Harrow 1 i uchard Road. Phone
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    The Straits Times Singapore. Aug. 4, 1954. Old News Is Bad News
    766 6 The Straits Times Singapore. Aug. 4, 1954. Old News Is Bad News There is little in the recent official releases on operations against the terrorists that will increase the public's confidence that all is well. And there have been some unfortunate coincidences. One of them relates to the broadcast talk
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    Tin Prospecting
    331 6 The search for more tin does l not seem tn get quite all the encouragement from Government that it should. The point has been raised again by Mr. Clifford Waite, in a review of 'Consolidated Tin Smelters', successful year. With the. improvement in security it I might he
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    Batu Arang
    259 6 Except that it had an uneasy i j conscience over its treatment of i the colliery immediately after i the war, thr Federation Gov- ernmrnt probably would have reached its decision on B;itu I Aranß coal sooner than it did. It cannot be accused of h;i«te, or of
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    The change at Whitehall 'good for the colonies*
    1218 6 From Hall Romney TTOE British Press has 1 dealt with the change in the Colonial Office rather kindly on the whole. Most political commenta tors think that the new Secretary of State. Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd. because of his previous experience, will be
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      Tut better value on Federal citizenship'
      238 6 VLTITH so much talk in the air about Federal elections, it is time we re-examine the rights and obligations of Federal citizenship. To begin with, let us put a better value on this citizenship so that all may feel that they want to be
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      Unfair double tax on station wagons
      326 6 CTATION wagons or utility vehicles are popular in many countries because of its luggase-carrying capacity. In places whore one has to carry more luggage when travelling, than in cooler climates, it has many advantages over the ordinary saloon type of car. If imp is
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      He wants radio hours staggered
      174 6 He wants radio hours staggered BROADCASTS by the Tamil section of Radio Malaya are at the most inappropriate times when most listeners are out in the fields (both working and playing). The mast suitable hours are between 6 p.m and 10 p.m. The Singapore station broadcasts less when listeners are
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      She enjoyed it
      26 6 rANK YOU. Radio Malaya for the new series of "A Now Elizabethan looks at World Problems." I enjoyed it Immensely. DORIS TAN. Klang.
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      Training at co-op college
      164 6 rERE is an error tn the recent report headed "$175.- grant sets up co-op, college I am reported to have said "The college will accommodate 100 students who will stay for i a minimum six-month study i period." What I said was: "The classroom accomodation would
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      THE WORST CRIME OF ALL
      115 6 AGREE with the CommU- sioner for Prisons, Singapore that many men. after serving jaol terms, become social outcasts. This does not happen In Singapore only. It can happen anywhere, where the Government lacks interest in the wel- fare of these unfortunate people They committed crimes,
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    On the Margine
    60 6 On the Margine Pi( ua nt parU PUB] Hanoi f dent of r. At I trust PlOr-k IP stein. Aie Chin- So "Itk:' many armor: "Ami I Goven lau T C h "Wh- the Anr i "As G and Wi camcrai The Ci ting ii: I from Boyd buck Mr
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    Terrorists try to lure villagers into food supply system
    292 7 S 0 POLICY JHAS_MET^ WITH PARTIAL SUCCESS IN SOME AREAS PER ATE ATTEMPT KEEP WAR GOING KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. nilK terrorist! arc now trying to persuade sympathetic villager! and others to organise food aD p|ies and ipread Communist doctrine amongst jghbours,
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    NORE M.Ps. FLY IN TO STORE
    54 7 II mrmj amenl pel I 'on. trliation Nairobi to krnimon* e.»!th Association K i Nationalist i, v itionalisi i and Ml 'Labour' the fourth Singapore now. will fly to norning inri wIL there by the fifth I inour'. of the pa I Tival: "The
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    Editor of WAY Forum arrives
    42 7 Editor of WAY Forum arrives Ipe editor of the monthly publlWorld Assembly ived in (Singapore U rdav to atM li ar and youth general be h' Id here from !8 who U attained KY secretariat at M 'he Public Rf!anunnc the two
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    $60,000 club
    28 7 ITOH. Tues The British Adviaer, Perak. Mr. I W. Blelloeh, will open on Aug. 18 the <»>O.OOO Perak Coffee Shopkeepers' Association premise* at Hume Street. Ipoh.
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    AIR MAIL SPEED-UP TO THE U.S.
    79 7 AIR MAIL SPEED-UP TO THE U.S. •OPEEDIER air mails from Malaya to the western part of the United Btates have now been arranged. Malayan air mail will be sent direct. Mail posted on Mondays and Fridays will be sent by the morning departure of Pan American Airways flights on Tuesdays
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    Holiday over for Gurkha troops
    33 7 The 8.608-ton Sirdhana arrived in Singapore from India yesterday with 306 Indians returning to the Colony and Malaya. Also on board were 217 Gurkha troops back from leave.
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    DINNER POISONS A FAMILY
    35 7 I A family or mushrooms for and cndori here. The man. Mohamad Din. 32 is still ill although reported to hr protrrejsinft satisfactorily. tut wife anrl two daughters were riKrharced yesterday
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    Discipline is youth's big need
    101 7 —SAYS MR. THIO \IODERN youth needs iT more discipline, said Mr. Thio Chan Bee. Singapore Legislative Councillor, when he opened the British Council youth exhibition yesterday. The heart and mind of youth today would determine the country of tomorrow, he added. Mr. Thio said youths
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    2 bands say farewell
    65 7 Two Royal Air Force bands from foletar were at the Singapore wharves yesterday to M<* fare-veil to Air Vice-Mar-shal W K 1.. Mac Donald when he left for Britain in the troopship Asturias. Air Vice-Marshal Mac Donald was Air Officer Commandinc Singapore from June 1952 He
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    BOY FRIEND TRIED TO CHOKE HER
    242 7 Clerk is fined for assault IPOH, Tuesday. A PRETTY danre hostess told the Ipoh Magistrate yesterday that her boy frirnd took her for a drive and in a lonely spot attcr^Vd to strangle her. Looi Kwai Thye. alias Lili;' i Lool, was Riving evMerc
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    MacD OPENS EXHIBITION
    57 7 TIIF COMMISSIONER GENERAL. Mr. Mileolm Mac Donald. vesterdar opened an exhibition of micro-engraving and carving in ivory by Mr. Wont Lo-feni; u th Blmapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Picture shows Mr. MacDonald looking at an intricately-carved piece of ivorr whi c the artist (left) and Mr. Lee
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    COUNSEL CALLS INQUIRY 'AN ILLEGALITY'
    315 7 COUNSEL CALLS INQUIRY 'AN ILLEGALITY' Directors on $10,500 charges KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday THIS inquiry is not a preliminary inquiry but a preliminary illegality." said Mr. David Marshall, of Singapore, defending four company directors on two charges of criminal breach ot trust of money toIi directors, Teng Ngoh. Hassan. S.V Naidu
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    Miners seek six-month respite
    154 7 Miners seek six-month respite KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. MR. P. K. R KURUP, president of the Batu Aranu colliery workers' union will have talks with Malayan Trade Union Council officials here tomorrow on the mining town'! unemployment problem They will discuss plans for a joint colliery and MTUC delegation which Is
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    Square dance
    27 7 junior Triangles of the Sincapore Y.W.C.A. and V.M.C A will hold a square dance at the Y.W.C.A. promLscs, Raffles Quay, at 3 p.m on Saturday
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    Association officials
    65 7 Officials of Singapore Eurasian Association arc:Presldent, Mr P.F. dc Souza; vice-president. Dr. C.J. Paglar. secretary. Mr. A.V. Pestana; assistant secretary. Mr. N. Aeria; treasurer. Mr. PC. Marcus: chairman of the Youth Movement. Mr. J.L. I Peatana. Committee: Messrs Stanley Stewart. T. Leijssius. N.S. Hor;t n CL Schellcls. T.W.
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    An abacus helped to win him U.S. degree
    259 7 An abacus helped to win him U.S. degree OLD METHOD WITH HEW PROBLEMS INTRIGUED MICHIGAN VARSITY *N abacus from SinA gapore has helped to solve many tricky engineering problems in the University of Detroit in Michigan. U.S.A., besides helping its owner to win an engineering degree with honours. In September.
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    No slight intended, says magistrate
    200 7 rF. Singapore City Police Magistrate. Mr. J M. Devereux-Colebourn. yesterday said he did not intend to "hurt" or "slight" members of the medical profession when he referred to doctors' certificates produced in his court as evidence la«t week. l*sl Tuesday Mr. Devereux- olebourn said the
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    HAXWORTH SHARES 'VICTORY BREW
    66 7 SINGAPORK (itv iiuik il w.iawarded a special prize at the Trade Fair for their display of electrical appliance*. To celebrate thr award, :i special "victory brew" was poured into the cup and passed among the guests. Here Mrs. T. 11. Oswald. »if<of the Deputy City Bsctfteal
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    Team leader
    38 7 Mr. Eric Wee Sian Beng. president of the Singaoore Youth Council. has been named leader of the Colony delegation attending llm second world youth general assembly on Auu. l€. The deputy leader is Mr O. Abishegenaden.
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    Gurkhas surprise two Reds ONE KILLED
    125 7 Gurkhas surprise two Reds ONE KILLED ONE WOUNDED KUALA LUMPUR. Tups. A PATROL ol the 2 7 Gurkha Riflos killed B terrorist in the Kuala Li|)is area of Pahan.: yesterday. nion was wounded but Mcaptd. Thr two mm were making camp when thr patrol surprised thorn A patrol ol thr
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    Accused of murder
    45 7 Teo To i Ben| in the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday of m 0 Oon Chenc at nurinight ori May 1 at an unnumbtred attap* hut in Ttong Bahru Road He was remanded In custody till Sept. 28 for a preliminary inquiry.
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    Secret society men held
    25 7 Three secret society members were arrested by Singa- >■ \.D. tltinnc the holiThey are believed to tx nected with a recent robbery.
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      173 7 The weather MINIM TM TEMPKRMIKI ,7 30 pm. on August 2 to 7 jn n i:i. on August 3) Singapore 80 dexufs. PenuiiK 74. Kota B»hiu 72 PCU»U Lumpur 74 Iuo!i "3. Kuiinlan >2 MAXIMIM TWMATTItr I (7 30 am. lo 7.30 p.m. on Auku.->' H Sint(Hp(>ie 85. Ptnanu 87.
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    The airlines can take risk then say fire service is lacking'
    1048 8 The airlines can take risk then say fire service is lacking' ■iv^ W W lfv!^B QLwM iwi J m lH il^Kwl A Mtw^^mk w m i' l^Ml 3mm Of vt^^mX w4 jfWß JM Ot I W Mmkw^^Lwflll Mm twl f^4 THE former Director--1 General of Civil Aviation for the Mala-ya-Borneo
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    SHAWCROSS BACK TELLS ABOUT TWO BRAVE MEN
    135 8 SHAWCROSS BACK TELLS ABOUT TWO BRAVE MEN WHEN the inquiry resumed yesterday. Mr. Justice Knight welcomed back Mr. Shawrross. who was injured in a terrorist ambush 10 days ago. "My assessors and 1 would like to rongratuLitr you on your very fortunate escape and to say we are extremely glad
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    HE KEPT LOSING I-CARD
    90 8 During the past five years. Ramasamy Shanmugam. a cowherd, had lost his identity card ttree time.s and was Civen a replacement each time. Inspector T.S Zain. prosecuting, told Mr. H.A Forrer. a Singapore ludge. yesterday. But when he lost it the fourth time, he did not
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    'The price pay for progress'
    299 8 Savage said a Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation survey team visited Kalian* and learnt what the fire services consisted of "Before 8.0.A.C- transferred to Kallang, Sir Mile.-, Thomas made a special visit to Singapore," said Savage "He had to obtain permission from my department
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      193 8 ift It w y* I mP M I Md ma Hi w ri\('> H U' says lo A wi New York Mn. Whiten Cu*il It pmmtmm N.. to.k oxd Polm l*a<h MIM|, sh« ho» ffowlvti (ompl«iiM, wd fiv*t it >m%viot Pon4 i «or*. Always seems to give my skina new
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      338 8 Straits Times Crossword ti p rn j i p ft ri I r 8 l 0 ™J— T 29 p|| To" 31 ACBOSB rutting edg* (6). 1. In which rocket* may play a 10. When rare lea goes in pot Uli. part (8, 7). 14 A Doll's Houm wu created
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    STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FETURES Tragedy in the pleasure ferry
    1911 9 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FETURES Tragedy in the pleasure ferry GAY, light-hearted crowd thronged the decks of the pleasure ferry Rodney as it chugged down Sydney Harbour on Sunday afternoon, February 13, 1938. The United States cruiser Louisville, is.t.na Australia on a good will trip, was sailing for Melbourne. Swarms of
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      258 9 Cocktail Sobranie Virginia Cigarettes. These cigarettes arc designed for special festive occasions and for presentation they arc of the choicest Virginia leaf wrapped in five gay exciting colours, gold tipped. They .ire as pleasing to the eye as they are delightful to the palate. Every tin nmimhu </ free brochure
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      38 9 I liDr HL/L. wiC s* *2^jttf&*^ _J^\ v I A /*ICF ••Pj ft £F f sr^s^^^Ss^BsC^^r Svvit loft wuik'nl into it! WiSm »w|iK JAi4 ?/H I*C"H6 Tm| muIZIE Of Gun O»*E j^^ 1 fc^J 6?amam's PCATm *Qu wkuilPyi
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    DEMAND FOR METAL BOX
    682 10 Holdings consolidated THK main feautre on the Singapore Share Market yesterday when it re-opened after the holiday > was renewed interest in Metal Box shares which advanced on fairly strong interest. Brokers reported that Metal Box had as much inquiry as all other counters put together.
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    16 10 SINGAPORE (August 3) TIN: $368 per pirul (down 53.62J i. RIBBER: 68! rents (unchanged).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    182 10 MELBOURNE I Oil share prices tumbled on Hi Stock Exchange today on nfws tru West Australian Petroleum's mimbe. 2 well at Rough Range disclosed salt water and not the expected o:. horizon. Industrials wfTe variable but fl:m. while bonds were steady and busy Loans 3*' J 1956-59 £95
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    RUBBER PRICES
    163 10 I Rubber closed unchanged on Fn-d-iy's price in Singapore yesterday a' fBi rents a It) ai;er a quiet day trading There was no particular trade o: factory interest or selling wnmmt and the price remained fairly constant throughout the day The closing tone was steady quiet Closing price
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    151 10 Ships lying alonitsidr thr Sine* poiv Harbour Board wharven or expected today are: He.seus 1 2. Antilnrhu.s 45. Star Arcturus C I 67. Canton 8 9 Garbeta 11. Motwteln 13 14. Benreoch 15 16. Malay II Flying Eagle 19 20. Selangor N. Wall 8. Cornellur Maersk 23 J4
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    135 10 The Malayan Exchange Bank.< Association made the following changes in Us rates to merchants yesterday New Vwk: buying. T.T. 32 15 16. airmail. O.D 33 1 16. 90 days 33 3.16 3.1 4 trade bills. Canada: buying. T.T. 32V airmail. OD. 32 V 90 days 32', credit bills.
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    Big rise in tin output
    178 10 THE HAOUE— TuesThe International Tin Study Group today announced the following tin statlstio World mine production of tin-in concentrate* In May totalled 14.800 tons compared with 13.500 tons In April, the Increase wax mainly due to thr MM rise hi Bolivian exports from 1.497 ton*
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    115 10 Sincaporr ("hlnn* Produre f rhmnir: noon prlrfs per piru! yesttrday «prf CoprH qulot KtafUSt $30", buyers $31', sellers. Septemlwr HI i>nyrrs $31 'j sellers Coconut 01! quiet; $52 'j sellers Pepper itead) 'vlth good business reported. »hi'pepper up $M*m, blark $.*i white I3ITH. Sarawak $2! pong blark $172
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      279 12 Served or? the ...all over Malaya and in Borneo too! RHEUMATISM <i^si Hf LINIMENT ffj^? Pjin of scijlicj, ncurili^. lumbaco i J£>tl^s^^ and all forms of rheumatism xC/^^thvj' quickly >iild to a touch of Sloan's Liniment. Just dab it on. Have YOU tried SURF not IX Ml M '"'"V* I
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      60 12 RIDDLES Q What kind of a driver is never arrested for speeding? A. A Screwdriver q. What ha.s three feet but cannot stand? A. A yard. Q What breaks but nevrr falls, and what falls but nfver breaks? A Day and night. Did your sister tell you I was a
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    Henricks breaks own record in 110 yds swim final
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    Record 148 enter Malayan meet
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