Singapore Standard, 26 June 1954

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD 3fl &L Vol. IV. No. 359 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    Guns Hidden In Girl's Skirt
    245 1 Guns Hidden In Girl's Skirt SHB SHOOTING THE gunmen who murdered two Singapore Harbour Board policemen at Gate No. 7, on Monday night, used a woman to conceal their automatics to and from the scene of the crime, The Standard reliably understands. It is believed that the woman carried the
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    STATUE FOR KINGGEORGEVI
    32 1 LONDON. June 25 (Reuter) bronse memorial statue ;ate King George VI is i be erected in London by King George VI National lorial Fund, it was and tunced here.
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    RAHMAN WARNS GOVT.
    415 1 Independence Soon Or There May Be Trouble MUAR, Fri. Tungku Abdul Rahman, President of the United Malays National Organisation, warned Government today that unless independence is given to Malaya quickly, "things will get complicated." He was addressing more than 2,000 UMNO members at the Muar Club just
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  • TWO VITAL TALKS BEGIN
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      WASHINGTON
      530 1 wfe re Having 'Familv Talks —^nurcniii WASHINGTON, June 25: (AP).— British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill arrived today for momentous talks with President Eisenhower and said his aim is to make sure there are "no misunderstandings" in the British-American family. He put it this way: "I've come with Anthony
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      NEW DELHI
      232 1 ndia, China Are Friends Chou En-lai NEW DELHI. June 25. (Reuter) A five thousand crowd chanting: "Indians and Chinese are brothers" showered sweet smelling flower petals on Mr. Chou En Lai, the Chinese Communist Prime Minister, when he arrived here by air today for a three day official
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    Did Police Use Excessive Force?
    1726 1 Poser In Students' Trial DID the Singapore Police use excessive force in dispersing the students who had assembled on the pavement outside King George V Park on the afternoon of May 13? This was one of the three points raised by the Singapore Fifth Police
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    Hold-Up In Mid-Air
    62 1 RANGOON, June 25 (Reuter)—Three men forced the pilot of a Union of Burma Dakota at pistol point to land his plane on a beach near Bassein today and stole 3.000.000 kyats (about £225,--000) intended for government treasuries. Neither passengers nor crew were hurt and the plane was
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    50 MAU MAU ARE ARRESTED
    36 1 KAMPALA, Uganda, June 25 (Reuter). Fifty Mau Mau terrorists from neighbouring Kenya have been arrested in Uganda in the past two months, bringing the total held to 197 police said today.
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    MRS. EDEN ILL?
    27 1 MRS. Anthony Eden, wife of Britain's Foreign Secretary, was under treatment yesterday at University College Hospital. There was no explanation why she was admitted.
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    KIKUYU HANGED
    26 1 SEVEN Kikuyu were hanged yesterday at Nairobi prison for their part in murdering chief Luka during the Lari massacre in March last year. Reuter.
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    They Are Paid To Drink Beet
    79 1 They Are Paid To Drink Beet LONDON, June 25, (Reuter). London's City fathers yesterday elected four men to drink beer and to be paid £10 a year for the privilege. The men have been chosen to fill the offices of "Ale Conner" or beer taster, a city sinecure going back
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    Tellers Told To Strip
    52 1 FREMONT, North Carolina, June 25 <AP).— A lone bandit forced two women tellers at pistol point to take off their dresses and two men to shed their trousers while he robbed a bank here yesterday. Officials of the Branch Banking and Trust Company said he got
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    Lord Ogmore Tries Again
    107 1 LONDON, June 25 (Reuter) Lord Ogmore. a former Labour Minister, is to put the following question in the House of Lords next week: "To ask Her Majesty's government whether they will request the High Commissioner of the Federation of Malaya to arrange in the near future
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    New Chairman For Newspaper
    48 1 LONDON. June 25 ißeuter) —The Daily Telegraph announced today that the new Viscount Camrose has succeeded his father, who died on June 15. as chairman of the newspaper. The new Viscount's younger brother, the Hon. Michael Berry, becomes Editor-in-Chief in succession to his father.
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    Student Activities Curbed
    134 1 Student Activities Curbed NO picnics, NO shows, NO magazines CHINESE school students in Singapore cannot hold any more picnics, stage any shows or produce any ma~ gazines, Mr. Lee Kong Chian, viulti millionaire chairman of the Chinese High School, said in a statement issued last night. The statement followed a
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    MAD BULL DEFIES POLICE BULLETS
    138 1 ALOR STAR, Fri. Traffic stopped and pedestrians ran for their live s when a buffalo ran amok in Sungel Patani on Wednesday. The buffalo lost its temper when the owner tried to drag It to a hide-branding centre in Jalan Kuala Ketil. The buffalo refused
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    Woman Cets 4 Years For 'Death Kiss'
    98 1 Woman Cets 4 Years For 'Death Kiss' TOKYO. June 25 (Reuteri.— Tokyo District Court today sentenced 8 27--year-old Japanese woman to four years' imprisonment for killing her lover last November with a "kiss of death." The woman, Viss Teruko Kamata. killed her lover. Yukio Takayanagi. 33. because he had been
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    DUKE OF KENT GETTING WELL
    42 1 LONDON*. June 25 fßeuter) —The 18-year-old Duke of Kent, who was knocked out in a car crash on Sunday, is making such good progress in hospital that no more bulletins will be issued it was announced today.
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    13 To Co Before PSC
    76 2 THIRTEEN candidates, including a woman, attained the minimum standard required to qualify for interview by the Singapore Public Services Commission in an examination for entry into the Higher Services, Part I, held in April. They are Messrs. S. Veerasamy, Ang Cheng Tin, Lim Peng Kia,
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    OFFICIALS ARE RE-APPOINTED
    81 2 THE Singapore Government Gazette yesterday announcement the re-appoint-ment t© the Malayan Rubber Export Registration Board for 1954 of the following:— Chairman— Mr. C.F. Smith Other members: Messrs. F.L. Waterhouse. Tan Puay Hee. Heah Joo Seang, C.F. Bell. HA. Campbell. Tuan Sheikh Ahmed bin Sheikh Mustapha and Lim
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    HOW TO REGISTER FOR S'PORE ELECTION
    458 2 HOW TO REGISTER FOR S'PORE ELECTION Commonwealth Citizens And Others Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government yesterday announced the procedure by which Commonwealth citizens and others could obtain franchise in the Colony. They will have to register by Sept 1, 1954, if they want to be entered on the electoral
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    'I Had No Part In The Fight'
    231 2 Labourer Tells Court GOH KEE YONG, one of the remaining two accused charged with the fatal stabbing of Teo Sah Tee, a gambling operator in Pagoda Street on Jan. 8 made his defence at the Singapore Assizes yesterday. Goh said he was a
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    Extortion Charge, 5 Acquitted
    84 2 Extortion Charge, 5 Acquitted FIVE persons charged on two counts of wrongfully confining Kang Boon Seng and Ng Boon Yong in a tongkang in the Telok Aver Basin for the purpose of extorting $100, were acquitted without their defence being called in the Singapore Second District Criminal Court yesterday. The
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    COMODIETY PRICES
    105 2 COMODIETY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) In Singapore Friday were: Bu»ers Sellers No 1 R.S.S Spot Loose 651 66* No. 1 R.S.S 66} 66| No. 2 R.S.S 651 656 No. 3 R.S.S. 644 64 i Tone: Steady quiet. TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterday was $367| per
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    8 More For Camp In UK
    78 2 Standard Shipping Reporter TWO more parties of officers and boys of the Singapore Boys' Brigade wi'. leave shortly to attend the International Camp at Eton to commemorate the centenary of the birth of the founder of the movement. The first party of five leaves
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    Fire Put Out
    36 2 A small fire broke out in a sundry shop in Cecil Street. Singapore. yesterday afternoon. The Fire Brigade was summoned but before the engine arrived, shop assistants had already put the fire out.
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    Pilots Duty Hours Won't Induce Fatigue
    567 2 Pilots Duty Hours Won't Induce Fatigue MEDICAL OFFICER TESTIFIES DR. ALEC S.R. Peffers. the Assistant Director of Medical Services, BOAC, told the crash inquiry yesterday that the hours of duty for the captain of a BOAC Constellation are not such as to induce a degree of fatigue sufficient to impair
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    COLONY'S BAR COMMITTEE
    66 2 Seven solicitors have been elected to the Bar Committee of Singapore for 1954. They are: Mr. J. C. Cobbett. the choirman. Mr. K. Seth. Mr. C. G Toh. Mr. D. S. Marshall. Mr. J. Pillai. Mr. Wee Chong Jin and Mr. G. J. Okell. The Bar Committee
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    KULASINGHA TO OPEN P.O.
    56 2 MR. H. J. C. Kulasingha, Singapore Legislative Councillor, will perform th e opening ceremony of the new Pasir Panjang Post Office at 8.30 a.m. on Thursday. On Friday, the Director of Posts. Mr M. L. Durrant. will inaugurate the new Post Office in the Cold Storage
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    70 BOYS GET 'QUIT' NOTES
    221 3 Entry Refused Into Reopened S'pore Schools T t HE 70 b °y* wh were expelled from the Catholic High School, Singapore, for defying the school authority, were yesterday given their leaving certificates. Under the conditions agreed to between Government and the seven other Chinese middle
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    Dies In India
    63 3 MR. ADAM A. Abdul Shaffi. a director of Naina Mohamed and Sons, Singapore, who died in Nagore, India on Wednesday. branches of the firm in Singapore. Kuehing and the Federation were closed yesterday as a mark of respect. Mr. Shaffl was an old student of the Raffle
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    JOINT TRADE UNION MEET
    63 3 A joint meeting of all Singapore trade unions and associations will be held on Tuesday to elect 16 representatives to serve on the National Whitley Council, which will be formed early next month. The inaugural meeting of the Council, scheduled for July 1. has been postponed
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 3 HONGKONG. June 25: Special Standard Service; Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.61 to £1 sterling; $5.***** to US$l; $1,826 to Malaj-ai $1; $0,211 to one Indonesian Rupiah. Gold $251.75 to I tael.
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    SIX MONTHS' JAIL
    40 3 NG BUCK CHOON was sentenced to six months' imprisonment in the Singapore Eighth Police Court yesterday, for stealing a gramophone from a shop in North Bridge Road. He will also have to undergo a year's police supervision.
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    A Trip For 'Hairy Joe'
    97 3 HAIRY JOE.' an orang-outang: and a native of the wilds of Borneo, took off from Singapore by KLM for a business cum pleasure trip to Holland yesterday. Joe is flying there as the guest of the Dutch Government, which will house him at the Dierenpark
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    43 3 MR. AND MRS. S. JAGANATHAN after their marriage at the Marriamman Temple, South Bridge Road. Singapore, yesterday. Mr. Jaganathan is a City Councillor and secretary of the Socialist Party of Singapore. Mrs. Jaganathan tf as. the former Miss Nithyakalyani of Seiamat Standard pboto.
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    A NEW EXPERIENCE FOR THE $1 MOVIE FAN, TOO
    287 3 A NEW EXPERIENCE FOR THE $1 MOVIE FAN, TOO Standard Movie Editor ONE- DOLLAR movie patrons need no longer complain of distortion, headaches or eyestrain when VistaVision Ls introduced in Singapore. Because no matter where a patron sits in a cinema even as close as 10 feet away from the
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    Stenos Will Be Given Dept. Tests
    100 3 Stenos Will Be Given Dept. Tests All candidates for the posts of Confidential Stenographers with the Government of Singapore will be required to undergo a departmental test now. This is the result of repre- sentations made by the Government Secretarial Staff Association, states the Association's annual report published yesterday. The
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    Two Swamis For S'pore Mission
    45 3 SWAMIS Vitasokananda and Srikarananda have arrived in Singapore from India to work at local branch of the Ramakrishna Mission. Swami Vitasokananda takes the place of Swami Nishkamananda as President of the Mission. The latter will be returnine to India shortly.
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    Snatched Necklace From Child
    101 3 Snatched Necklace From Child IPOH, Fri.— Ngoo Pik Thong and King Ko'- Mooi were together convicted today in the Magistrate's court on a charge of theft of a gold chain and two lockets valued at $82 belonging to a four-year-old child Chong Pho Choo They were each sentenced to 10
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    SJA BUILDING FUND $160,000
    77 3 TOTAL monies standing to the credit of the St. John Ambulance Brigade building fund i s S 160.000 and not $72,635. as stated in the Standard on Thursday. This figure includes $65,000 donated by Messrs. Run Run and Runme Shaw, $5,000 given by Mr. G. Uttamram,
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    Husband Is Saved From Jail By Wife
    222 3 Husband Is Saved From Jail By Wife KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A forgiving wife today successfully pleaded with the Second Magistrate for forfeiture of her claim for maintenance to save her wayward husband from a prison term for failure to abide by a court order to pay maintenance. She did this
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    Fined $400 For Cheating
    66 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri— For rheatin? two men of $20. Ng Nam Yong was sentenced in the Sessions Court. Pontian. today to a day's imprisonment and fined $200, in default a further month's imprisonment, on each of the two charges. In addition he was ordered to pay
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    CO-OPS REMEDY CREDIT 'DISEASE'
    229 3 PENANG. Fri. —The cooperative credit societies, with the assistance of RIDA, are doing their best to kill the "padi kuncha" system of credit which has been ruining the economic position of the padi planters for the last 50 years. This was disclosed by the Assistant Commissioner
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    BANDIT LEADER IS KILLED IN JOHORE AMBUSH
    364 4 BANDIT LEADER IS KILLED IN JOHORE AMBUSH SUCCESS FOR THE QUEEN'S BECT. KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A patrol of the First Queen's Regiment has killed 29 -year-old Tan Boon Tian, Communist State Committee member for the Malacca area, in an ambush in the Pagoh area of Johore, it was announced today.
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    14 NURSES QUALIFY IN DENTAL EXAMS
    241 4 PENANG. Fri Fourteen student nurses have qualified for Certificates of Proficiency in a recent nurses' dental examination. The Certificates will be presented to them at a graduation cererm ny tomorrow at the Dental Nurses' Training School here. '.Van Wai Kiew of Ipoh haswon the
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    $763 M. In Circulation
    85 4 MALAYA and British Borneo in May this year had an average of $763,482,081 currency in circulation. This was $128U27 more than on June 1, the Government Gazette announced yesterday. A breakdown of figures shows that on the average in May. there were notes to the value
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    AUSSIE M.P. ARRIVES HERE
    78 4 MR. K. BEAZLEY wellknown Labour M.P. of the Australian Federal Parliament, arrived in Singapore yesterday by Qantas for a short stay in the city before going to Bangkok. Rangoon, Delhi. Karachi and Caux. in Switzerland. He was met at the airport by Mr. Thio Chan Bee
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    MODERNAIRES GALA DANCE
    56 4 "THE Modernaires" will hold a gala dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday, July 3 from 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Lucky prizes and novelties will be offered. Tickets are still available from the organisers at 34, Sit Wan Road or from Mr. C.A. Nonis at
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    LEGCO MEETING
    31 4 THE next meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council will be held ip the new Council Chamber in the Assembly House, Empress Place, a* 10 am. on Tuesday. July 20.
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    New Order Affects Seamen Who Desert
    158 4 Standard Staff Reporter SEAMEN who desert from merchant ships belonging to subjects of the King of Sweden will no longer be liable to be apprehended and carried on board their respective ships, according to the Merchant Shipping (Foreign Deserters) (Kingdom of Sweden) (Revocation) Order,
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    For K.L.
    60 4 JOHN BUSTIN (above) son of Mr W F. Bustin. Deputy Director General of Information Services of the Federation, arrived in Singapore yesterday from Glasgow on a 10-week holiday which is to be spent with his parents in Kuala Lumpur. Aged 16. John is doing a pre-university course in
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    7 Students Will Engage New Counsel
    109 4 THE seven students, including two girls, who are charged with obstructing the police in Penang Road on the afternoon of May 13. yesterday decided to engage new counsel to defend them. This was revealed by Mr. > Tann Wee Tiong. one of the. two
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    BID TO OUST SOPIEE YEAP
    380 5 Labour Party May Submit 2 Names For Fed. Council KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The National Executive Committee of the Labour Party of Malaya will discuss a proposal at a special meeting here on Sunday to send a letter to the High Commissioner asking him to consider
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    Counsel Looks At Officer's Diary
    231 5 Counsel Looks At Officer's Diary THE Singapore First r £F c Magistrate, Mr. A.w. Ghows, yesterday permitted defence counsel to look at a Police Ofrlcer's note book in spite of the prosecuting officer's objection during a case in which two men Tan Tai Lek and Tan Eng Watt were on
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    $40 BRIBE GETS HIM 2 MONTHS
    107 5 LIM TIAN SANG, who tried to make I police constable "forget* 1 by thrusting $40 into his pocket, was sentenced in the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday, to two months' rigorous imprisonment on a bribery charge. It was stated that on Mar. 27, the
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    THUGS ASSAULT, INJURE WOMAN
    34 5 TAN AH MUt 42 year-old woman, was assaulted by some thugs at her home in KlangS lane, yesterday. She was taken to the General Hospital and treated as an out-patient.
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    SULTAN OPENS NEW MOSQUE
    70 5 IPOH. Fri. The Sultan of Perak today declared open a new $2;;. 500 mosque at Hutan Melintang In Lower Perak. Accompanying His Highness were the Raja Muda and the Assistant State Secretary. Tungkll Hussein. A further $9,000 was needed and assistance trom the people however small
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    National Day Party
    38 5 TO mark Thai National Day, the Thai ConsulGeneral in Singapore, Luang Sri Sarasombati, threw a party at the Con- sulate on Thursday evening. Standard picture shows Luang Sri Sarasombati receiving the Governor, Sir John Nlcoll.
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    Contractor Is Ordered To Pay
    258 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. Justice Wilson in the High Court today, dismissed with costs a motion by a Singapore contractor, Tou Kwong, for an order to set aside a decree of the Registrar, Supreme Court, by which he was to pay a Kuala Lumpur contractor,
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    MISSION ON STUDY TOUR
    142 5 FIVE members of the Thai Government Trade Mission arrived in Singapore yesterday by Qantas 8.0.A.C. plane for a week's stay in the City, to study trade conditions here. Mr. K. Lamsam. secretary of the mission told The Standard the Mission already had visited India. Ceylon and
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    $50 BOND FOR SUICIDE BID
    57 5 A MAN named A. S. P. Swamynathan was bound over In the Seventh Police Court yesterday, in the sum of $50 to be of good behaviour for six months, for attempting suicide with a razor. The attempt was made on June 24 at about 2
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    Falling Stones Kill Labourer
    47 5 A QUARRY worker. Koh Chey *50), was injured by falling stones and died before he could be taken by ambulance to the General Hospital yesterday. It is believed that Koh was working at the Mandai Quarry. Singapore, at the time oX the incident.
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    2 TIGERS DEAD
    26 5 TWO tigers of the Tai Thean Kew Circus died in Lenggong. Upper Perak alter a farewell performance o n Wednesday, at Kuala Kanfisar.
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    Driving Teacher Gets Month's Jail
    179 5 A 29- YEAR-OLD driving instructor. Tan Yeo, who broke the law by driving: a car while under a Court disqualification, was sentenced yesterday to one month's rigorous imprisonment by the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate, Mr. Howe Yoon Chong. On another charge of driving while not
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    HISTORICAL SOCIETY
    148 5 PROFESSOR C. N. Parkinson was elected Chairman of the Singapore branch of the Malayan Historical Society for 1954 at its annual general meeting in the British Council Hall yesterday. Other officials elected were: V ice-Chairman: Mr. R. C. H. Lim: Hon. Secretary: Mr. G. K. Bogaars and Hon.
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    Shopkeeper Robbed By 3 Thugs
    85 5 Shopkeeper Robbed By 3 Thugs THREE thugs, all armed with daggers entered a sundry shop in Aljunied Road on Tuesday morning and robbed the proprietor and his family of rash and jewellery worth StiTO. The proprietor was awakened at 5 a.m. when one of the robbers touched his feet. He
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    Ipoh Author's Wife Dies
    48 5 Ipoh Author's Wife Dies IPOH. Fri— Madam Foo Leng Yeng. Wite of Mr. Chin Kee Onn. who is the author of "Malaya Upside Down" and "Maraiee." died at her residence in Batu Gajah yesterday. The funeral took place at the Christian Cemetery in Connolly Road this afternoon. HSDKLFJHKASJDFAS
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    SINGAPORE STANDARD Blind Man's Bluff
    855 6 SINGAPORE STANDARD Blind Man's Bluff ASDFASKLDJFLKASJLDKFJL QNE would have thought that the faithful stayins" would have simply igneked the Alliance truants and gone about the sorry business of giving their predestined approval to the Bill providing for constitutional changes in the Federation. But the absent Alliance members seemed to haunt
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    A Drop of INK
    611 6  - A Drop of INK R.B. Ooi By W/HEN visitors Horn abroad express a desire to see the country they are usually advised by official quarters to go to the east coast. They are told the real Malaya is la a more or less better preServed state there than on the
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    45 6 [Australia will reject as 'unreal sentimentality" pleas to leave undisturbed 100.000 tribesmen reuntly discnx<eredjnjinuiheast Sew Cininea. —News Item] LEARNED TO PiAY WITH OUR MODERN TOYS.,, OHCfc THE LUCKY LITTLE PAPUANS HAVE fAAVTER&D OUR ABC ..AND DRESS PROPERLY WHEN THEY 6RQW UP... ...they'll be almost CIVILISED.'
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    TO YOUR TENTS. O ISRAEL!
    912 6  -  Mrs. Mary Stocks BUILDING THE NEW JERUSALEM .formerly Principal of Westfield College, London [/ttt versify. I F cne looks at the map ot Israel, with its concentration of population in the north and its ond desert about half its whole area m the south, it
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      HOW TO COMBAT DELINQUENCY
      393 6 Sir; In a city like Singapore where there is such a big contrast between poverty and wealth, the number of delinquents Increases as the population grows. Statistics show that the majority, if not all. of the delinquents come from families living In the slums. The efforts
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      NIGHT SHOOTING
      244 6 NIGHT SHOOTING Sir: Licensed holders of shotguns would be more than grateful if the Commissioner of Police would relax the current emergency regulation imposed <>n nijiht ■hooting. The present night permit restricts the movements of a shooter, i.e. he can only shoot in u n estate or estateg within the
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      RAILWAY CLERKS
      106 6 Sir: It is three month? since the scheme lor the Rail wi y Miscellaneoui Clerks Standard E 1 1; 'n t was accepted by the Miser :;ineous clerki i the Railway Department My fellow clerks and I were told by out Union that a s far as the
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      AQUALUNG
      124 6 Sir: I always believe in true facts, and I know the "Singapore Standard" i s always trying it s best to give its readers the truth This is why I would like to bring your attention to the photo published Id the Sunday Standard recently. Fo r your information
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    Reviews of Views
    354 6 Reviews of Views Mutual Respect Needed CIN CHEW JIT POH M O a greater degree ot r» respect and confldetv the various peoples or It is only through Hie present politic*' lie abated. The boycott called TJMNO-MCA Alliance parahsmg the Gow., certain areas, has giv |re«t deal of oppo--. niiMu
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    7 6 "Mind hcndinu at knees, bud'
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    FIVE YEARS FOR YOUNG GANG CHIEF
    204 7 SHREWSBURY, SHROPSHIRE, June 25, (Reuter). A 15-year-old gang leader, who killed a iiine-year-old member of his gang by dropping heavy stones on him, was sent to prison for five years here yesterday. The prosecution accepted his plea of guilty to manslaughter after the boy,
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    48 7 UNITED STATES Vice-President Kichard Nixon takes on a new look as, sporting a brightly coloured cap, he changes shoes and socks for a round of golf at the Marine Corps training centre at Quantico. Virginia, last week, with other Government leaders attending a defence problems conference. AP Photo.
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    U.K. ACTRESS WINS AWARD
    47 7 [ICAOO, June 25 CAP)— tish actress Beatrice Lillie n named winner of annual Sarah Siddens award for the best »s ol Chicago's 1953-54 irical season. She won "JK actresses who appear- »1 in 21 productions. M i < Lillie appeared in with Beatrice Lil-
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    'U.S. WILL REJECT ASIAN LOCARNO'
    146 7 WASHINGTON, June 25 (Reuter) Mr. John Vorys (Republican, Ohio) an influential member of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee said here yesterday that the United States would "not buy any part of a South Asian Locarno." He was referring to a statement marie in
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    DOCTOR TOLD TO LEAVE U.K.
    66 7 LONDON, June 25. < Reuter> Dr. Joseph H. Cort. American lecturer on physiology at Birmingham University, must leave Britain, the Home Secretary. Sir David Maxwell Fyle. ;innouneed yesterday "I regret that I am i.ot prepared to grant any further extension", he told a questioner in
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    67 7 Standaid London Correspondent LONDON. June 25. The following are the closing prices of rubber and fin on the London Market LONDON PUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 1 9l<f. Spot £736 per ton. luly/Septcmber 19|d. buyers. T737 sellers. October/December 19id. Three month* January/March 20 d. buyers, £735 April
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    CHOU PROMISES CEASE-FIRE IN INDO-CHINA
    283 7 PARIS, June 25. French Premier Pierre Mendes France told the National Assembly yesterday that Red China's Premier Chou En-lai has promised a military settlement the long awaited cease-fire in Indo-China as speedily as possible. The fast moving "stop the war' Premier made his major announcement
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    INDIAN CURRY FOR CHOU
    109 7 INDIAN CURRY FOR CHOU NEW DELHI. June 25 (Reuter) Contusion over whether or not Mr. Chou En- lai, the Chinese Prime Minis- ter, la a vegetarian ended happily today with the preparation of a red hot Indian curry for his lunch at Government House. Menu arrangements were j upset when
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    Rough For Mr. Truman
    83 7 KANSAS CITY. .lime 25 (Reuter) Former President. i Harry Truman, who had an emergency operation on Sundav for removal of his gall bladder and appendix, was reported lo be "feeling a little rough** yesterday. but his doctOTl s;iid nis ge:ierai condition was satisfactory. He had a
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    Debra Warms Up
    39 7 Debra Warms Up CURVACEOUS Drbn Paget warms up for the filming of some of h«-r dance numbers in iiu"Princess of the Nilr." Debra's Egyptian u.vrations proved so provocative that some of the sequences had to be tut. UP Photo.
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    BIG BATTLE LOOMS IN GUATEMALA
    155 7 BIG BATTLE LOOMS IN GUATEMALA TEGUCIGALPA (Honduras), June 25 (AP). -The Guatemalan rebel command iiii last night its forces are based for a full-scale attack on Chiquimula and thai "bloody" lighting already raged there. But government military leaders, boasting advances on all fronts." failed to bring the invasion to a
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    Russia Protests Seizure
    174 7 MOSCOW. June 25 i Rented Russia yesterday demand* d the release of a Soviet tanker alleged to have been soi/ed <>n Formosa by an American riest rover and announced blm would lake "appropriate meaKures" to safeguard the region lc»r her merchant vessels The note was handed to
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    NO PAY RISE FOR THE MPs
    116 7 LOXDONT. June 23. (Reuter) Sir Winston Churchill upset Labour members In Ihe House of Commons yesterday by announcing that the Government could not in present circumstances sanction an increase of its members' pay from .1:1,000 sterling to £1.500 sterling a year. He offered to
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    EX-GOVERNOR DIES AT 79
    36 7 HOVE England). June 25 CAP)— Lord Dcnnian, Deputy Speaker Of the House of Lords and a former Governor-Gene- i ral of Australia, died at his home here last night. He wa.s 79.
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    Heavy Flood Threatens Assam Area
    134 7 Heavy Flood Threatens Assam Area CALCUTTA. June 25. (UP) The wor.-t floods sine* HV.iA are now threatening a large area of Nowgaon district in Assam. according to official reports reaching here. Incessant rains have flooded the north-east Assam rivers of Dibang. Subansini and i Brahmaputra. The Brahmaputra Is already IMI
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    Pirates Attack 2 Towns In Borneo
    232 7 JESSELTON, June I pirates have attacked tw< outbreak of piracy along British colony. The Governor of North Borneo in his speech to the Legislative Council yesterday said that a scheme was being formulated by government for the protection of lonely settlements along the east
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    42 7 THF Duke of Kent's station wagon is towed away from the spot on the LondonPen/ime Road at Sunninsdale. about SS Miles from London, after it trashed into another car. The Duke is now recovering from injuries in a London hospital. AV Photo.
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    £1,000 FOR LOST SMILE
    68 7 LONDON. Juno >. r >. (AP).— A court ruled yesterday that a woman's ability to enjoy a kiss and flash a smile was worth 1 1.000. Mrs Lily Green complained that automobile accident injuries mad it hard fo r her to smile and pressure her lips
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    INDIA COLD TO AN ASIAN BLOC
    157 7 NEW DELHI, June 25 (Reuter)— lndia would not favourably receive any proposal put forward by Chinese Premier Thou En-lai towards forming an "Asian Bloc.*' informed quarters said here yes- tcrday. India's policy towards China |as laid down at the time of j ,|the Tibetan
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    FOUR YEARS JAIL FOR RAPING GIRL
    50 7 BRISTOL. June 25 iReuten Royal Naval stoker Ifichai 1 Danson. aged 22. raped and wounded a 17-year-old local I girl while his submarine, the* Amphion. was makiny a good- will visit to Bristol. He was sentenced at Bristol 'yesterday to four years" im1 prisonment
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    No Little Joe Yet
    74 7 HOLLYWOOD. htm tg, (AP). ftiili— Marilyn Monroe. resting at home after the collapse on a movip lot »n Tuesday, yesterday denied reports that she i* expectins: a baby. "I'm not expecting a little baseball player yet." said the actress wh<» is the wife of forme r
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    RESTRAINED OPTIMISM IN THAI MARKETS
    374 9  -  Arnold C. Brackman By Standard Special Correspondent BANGKOK, June 25. Restrained optimism marks Thailand's rubber markets today. This stems largely from slight price increases in recent months, an outgrowth from growing tension in neighbouring Indo China. Rubber quarters, however, have cautioned that recent increases in
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    77 9 LIKE a ste-l spider caught i n hi s own web. this spectacular picture of a Navy helicopter in ight flight was made at the Kaman Aircraft Corporation in Hartford, Connecticut, as test pilot William Murray made the fight. The light streaks, accomplished by attaching lights to Lhe tips of
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    WORLD TIN OUTPUT FIGURES
    236 9 THE HAG *E. .June 25.; (Renter). According to ad- j vance statistics published by i the International Tin Study Group here mine production Of tin in concentrates in Indo- I nesia in May amounted to 2,874 long tons compared with 2.684 long tons in April. The
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    Rubber Turnover On Moderate Scale
    338 9 THE turnover on the Singapore rubber market has been on a moderate scale throughout the week, but trading has been somewhat hampered by a shortage of low grade sheets and remilU to satisfy nearby commitments, states Messrs. Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co. Ltd., in their weekly
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    PRODUCE
    238 9 THE product markf' hi Singapoie was quiet in ill sections yesterday with q i Nation? remaining unchangj-1 f-jr pepper and showing Blight Improvement in copra mi. l coconut oil. The copra market had i en quiet through ail the p.< I With fail ding M toward* the end of
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    SHARES
    120 9 INDUSTRIAL shares n the ioral <«hare market yesterday were dull and, despp the i small drop in the tin metal I price. 1m shores made furttwf (small heaciway but th< turnOver (if i)U«iness in the tir ■t riinm was somewli.it n- tricte.d. Activity in >!>er was conti'ued to thrc'
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      355 9 ill Abner HOPES Tfi^n^^^^^ i **y \ANVTH| Ng ,NTIME DOCTORf.'} SQUISH. NG A SSoDAV^ l^H^^ HAPPENS.THE US.JL uOVES «d ft I ft. 7> \TO <,AVE < HE 'S t^ Hl^ B^AI NS HEIL Tl>Qt,TKr^X ONE G AME WARDEN <Z TW US. 1 l*[?1^8O lpA-oT.y GITTIN HOUTOFSMAPEffY ANAHuJ^^J^" WILL UNDOUBTEDLY? AN'
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    ACROSS THE COUNTER
    488 10  -  OSWALD HENRY B 9 W y *^1 (BKI.OW): Among the Satiinlay-nighters who celebrated a special event at the Embassy Hotel were Mr and Mrs. 4. Lindsay (3rd and "tad from left). It was their fourth wedding anniversary and. Incidentally, their first In Singapore. To wish them all
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    STAGE DOOR
    344 10  - STAGE DOOR JOHN HALKIN WRmffl F'KOM time to time discussion arises as to what plays really are suitable for Singapore audiences. Plays are either too provincial or too metropolitan, too lowbrow or too highbrow: above all, they tlc-.il with situations which are foreign and the reactions which they aim to
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    TOSCANINI'S FAREWELL
    925 10  - TOSCANINI' S FAREWELL ANACRUSIS 3Music Xni*>N By set as neai even as Indonesia. Of course, it would not only be wrong but also ter- ribly dull if all oiir plays had Malayan backgrounds. It is folly to ignore develop- i ments in drama outside one's I own country. But it
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    ALL BUT LARSEN IN 16
    590 11 Washer Scores Great Victory WIMBLEDON, June 24: (Reuter).— Philippe Washer, Belgium's No. 1 player, gave European lawn tennis a boost today when he eliminated American A. Larsen, the No. 6 seed, 10-12, 7-5, 6-2, 9-7 in the third round of the men's singles in the
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    COLONY TENNIS
    136 11 Results of yesterday's SLTA tennis ties: Men's Singles:— On* Chew Bee beat C.E.N. Arkell 6—0.6—1: Tracey K. Jones beat Low Kee p ow 4 3 (Kee Pow retired!; Lim Hee Chin beat Lim Khe Liang on a walkover. Women's Singles:— Mrs. Gladys Lo k e Chua beat Misf
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    RADIN MAS TAKE LEAD
    94 11 RADIN MAS Ramblers regained the lead in SAFA's division 3A league when they beat Seletar Football Club by three goals to nil at Farrer Park yesterday. The Ramblers bid for the league championship will depend on how they fare against Bukit Timah Sports Club when they
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    Rovers Beaten
    34 11 MALAY S.U.. with 10 men. beat Windsor Rovers s—l to a SAFA Div. 3B match played at the MFA ground yesterday. Scorers were Ahmad Oi Wahid <2h For Rover*: Cheok i Seng.
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    CRICKET RESULTS
    197 11 LONDON. June 25: (ReuterV— j Cricket results: At Lords. Middlesex beat Leicestershire by 10 wickets. Leicestershire 251 and 108 (Titmus. rightarm offbreak 5 for 26). Middlesex 319 and 42 for no wicket. Ai Rrnnford, Yorkshire beat Essex by eight wickets. Yorkshire 386 for 9 declared and 35 for
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    Soccerites Step Nearer
    56 11 STAR SOCCERITES "A' took another step nearer the division 3C league title when they scored a solitary goal victory over Customs SC at Geylang stadium yesterday. The Soccerites are still unbeaten and the man who kept them so was Razali Tahir who netted off a pass from
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    Match Drawn
    34 11 Pakistan and Combined Sci vices drew in their cricket mntch which ended today. Scores were Pakistan 2<>7 and 232 for 6 declared. Services :il 9 for 6 declared and 78 for 2.
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    LEOW TELLS ROUND TABLE OF FARCE
    398 11 ONE-TIME Colony champion and now one of the official coaches of the Singapore Badminton Association, Mr. Leow Kim Fatt criticised the system which existed under the past management whereby the association's coaches did nothing but 'give out shuttlecocks and supply cold drinks' to Mr.
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    COLLEGE WIN
    44 11 JOHORE BAHRU:— English College beat the JB Civil Defence at cricket by 94 runs. The College scored 132 for seven wickets towards which R. Ng <49». Kulasingam. '29i and Ang Boon Hooi. <26> were the chief scorers. Civil Defence replied with 38.
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    Amicables End REME's Reign
    297 11 REME's four weeks' reign at the top of SAFA's first division league came to an end yesterday when Amicable Athletic Association beat H. M. Dockyard 3 2 at Jalan Besar stadium. Three A's have 16 points from 11 outings as compared with REME's 15 from the
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    Today's Sport
    86 11 SOCCER: Malaya Cup— Singapore vs Joh^ri'—Jalan Besar. Div. 2—Woodbridgt Hospital ys BODCA—GcyInng Stadium. Div. 3C—P. T. Vs United SC—Jnlan Besar 4 p.™., Serangoort Af.Y vs Katong S.C. Farrer Park. ATHLETICS: R<M>les Institution—Bras Basah Road, Playiair Morning SchoolShell ground. Convent of the Holy Infant Jnmt Victoria Street. CRICKET: Anglo
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    England's Team
    37 11 BERNE. June 25: Router England s team to meet Uruguay in the quarter-finals of the world football cttamj ionshipt to* morrow is: Merrick. Stjnif.^rth, Byrne. McC.arry. Wri«t\l. Dickinson. Matthews. Broadix, Loft* house. Wilshaw and Fmiu'v
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    CONVENTIONAL TO FOLLOW UP IPOH SUCCESS
    459 12  - CONVENTIONAL TO FOLLOW UP IPOH SUCCESS WINDSOR LAD By KUALA LUMPUR. Penang trainer "Doc" Rodgers holds a strong hand In the main event for class 3 division 1 over the mile (race 6), highlight of todays races at Kuala Lumpur, opening day of the Selangor Turf Club's June-July meeting. Three
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    STOP PRESS TODAY'S DOUBLE
    28 12  -  Enola Gay Peter Pan Going Good THE going today is likely to be good. Radio Malaya will broadcast the commentaries on all eight races.
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    ENOLA GAY BEST BET
    149 12 RACE 3: Enola Gay. a five-year-old Chamossaire gelding has been very impressive in his morning work suggesting that he has made good improvement since finishing fourth to Conventional and company over nine furlongs at Ipoh. He had. in an earlier race at Bukit Timah. run a
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    Peter Pan Good For Another Win
    232 12 PETER Pan, who earned promotion to this class following his sizzling display over 5% furlongs in class 5 at Ipoh, looks good for another win in this race 7. He won with plenty in hand to return the very fast time of 1 min.
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    Rosalind Deserves A Break
    482 12 RACE 1: Rosalind has been showing up to such great advantage in her morning work that I give her a confident vote to score her long overdue win. On Thursday she ran a very sound three furlongs trial with Church Parade. returning 39 3 5 going
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    R.R. For Hattrick
    237 12 R.R. For H att rick RACE 8: Four Penang winners have been brought together here Rippling River. Emperor. Pinnochio and Queen's Scholar and with Etching, Exhibitor and Marshal Foeh showing up in their morning work, the race is most open. My vote goes to Rippling River, who scored a great
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    Standard's Selections
    203 12 Windsor Lad Gay livelier Cap!. Derby Scrutineer 1 ROSALIND ROSALIND KINGSBEAU EVERY CHANCE Kalemaria Kingsbeau Every Chance Kintsbeau Siintrace Kalemaria Kalemaria Rosalind <» CHURCH PARADE THE CAMEL THE CAMEL THE CAMEL Ever Glory Cburcb Parade Forget Me Not Welsh Kin* The Camel Ever Glory Church Parade Church Parade
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    Standard's RACE CARD
    1117 12 Standard's RACE CARD RACE 1: 2.30 p.m.— Class 4, Div. 3— About 7 Furs. h 122 E 1 s eau 4 90 Ya P Lee Allan Clarke 2. 800 British Film 6y 8.13 'Shaw Stable" Spencer Mulley a nii« os lind 5y 8.12 Mrs. R. Yeap Manning Manning ??Y res
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    SCAAF BID TO BRING 3 US TEAMS HERE
    201 12 THE Singapore Chinese Amateur AthlH,> Federation are negotiating to get three Ameri< College basketball teams to play a series of mit< es in the Colony and the Federation some time 1 August and December. Mr. Goh Chye Hin. president of the SCAAF
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    PURTELL OUT
    38 12 MELBOURNE. June 24 (Reuter) Australian Jockey Club stewards today suspended for two months leading jockey Jack Purteil who was presented to the Queen after he won the Queen Elizabeth stakes on Cromis at Flemington in March.
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    Mysore To Get 5 Games
    156 12 Mysore To Get 5 Games THE Mysore Football ciation. the favourites to to? Al ,y ndia FA chMnpionh ships this year will r 30 Per cent gross and an idditional nve per cent on prouts when they play nv matches in the Colony September. The visitors will probat) 7 meet
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