Singapore Standard, 2 July 1954

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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD dfdfd J& $H JL Vol. IV. No. 365. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    GIRL FIRE VICTIM DIES
    26 1 ng. 10, who ere burns when her father's prlmarket at Lorong Tai 'I Paya Lebar Road relay, died m hosin the night.
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    5,000 IN PROTEST MARCH
    838 1 photo. UMNO Assembly Shouts Merdeka As Ruler Speaks Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Amid frequent shouts of "Merdeka," "Long lire the Sultan" and "Down with Imperialism/ the Sultan of Johore, Major-General Sir Ibrahim, exhorted 5,000 members of the United Malays National Organisation and a few
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    French Forces Pull Out To Defend Hanoi
    245 1 French Forces Pull Out To Defend Hanoi RED DELTA RETREAT PARIS, July 1, (Rcuter)— The French High Command m Indo China today released the news that French forces have pulled out of the threatened capital of Hanoi. In what was called a "gigantic land, sea and air operation/ the new
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    Britons Told:' Get Ready To Quit'
    154 1 Britons Told:' Get Ready To Quit' Meanwhile, British and Commonwealth citizens m Hanoi have received a "provisional warning" to be ready to leave should the military situation deteriorate further. A Foreign Office spokesman said m London yesterday that the warning to the 150 British and Commonwealth subjects was issued by
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    FAMILY QUITS COMMITTEE
    81 1 PENANG, Thurs— An Exec uti v c Committee member of UMNO Penanff. Mrs. Rahiman Ariff has tendered her resignation as a member following the expulsion of her husband, Dr. K. M. Mohd Ariff from the committee. Mrs. Ariff. who was also the leader of the Burmah Road
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    Wife's Duty Was To Find Spies For Reds'
    177 1 Wife's Duty Was To Find Spies For Reds' MELBOURNE. July 1, <Rerf*j ter > —Vladimir Petrov, former Soviet diplomat, told the Royal Commission on Espionage here today that his wife's first duty m Australia was to find foreign spies for the Russians. His blonde wife Evdokia was also an official
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    31 1 photo. WOMEN formed a large part of yesterday's UMNO procession and this picture shows a section turning a street corner m Johore Bahru on its way to see the Sultan. Standard
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    Threat To Kill Petrov
    79 1 MELBOURNE, July 1 (AFP) A threat to kill Vladimir Petrov, former Soviet MVD agent, was made here today by a young man as Petrov. under a heavy Australian security guard, was being driven away after the Royal Commission's espionage inquiry aW the High Court. The man
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    ATTLEE INVITED
    23 1 THE Australian Prime Minister has cabled an invitation to Mr. Clement Attlee and his wife to visit Australia m August. Reuter.
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    Guatemala Talks Still Uncertain
    83 1 SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador, July 1, <AP) Guatemala's rival anti-Communist chieftains haggled until just before dawn today but failed to reach agreement on a peace settlement establishing their war-divided country's fourth government m less than a week. The peace talks between rebel Colonel Carios Castillo Annas
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    AMERICA TO QUIT U.N. IF...
    47 1 WASHINGTON, July 1 (AP) —U.S. Senator William Knowland (Republican-California) said today that if Communist Chinese are admitted to the United Nations, he will resign as majority leader of the Senate and "devote my full efforts to terminate U.S. membership m that Organisation
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    CHURCHILL SAILS FOR HOME
    182 1 NEW YORK, July 1 (Reuter) British Prime Minister Sir Win.ton Churchill, accompanied by Foreign Secretary Mr. Anthony Eden, sailed for home today m the Queen Elizabeth after a week's conferences m the United States and Canada. Sir Winston and Mr. Eden left RocklifTe Airport, Ottawa, m
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    Thugs Forced To Flee Upcountry
    277 1 Result Of CID Drive Standard Staff Reporter A LARGE number of Singapore gangsters have been forced to seek refuge m the Federation as a result of a concerted drive by the Secret Society Sub-Branch, C.1.D., to clear them from the Colony. The gangsters, who are
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    Burglar Escapes From Detective
    201 2 Burglar Escapes From Detective PENANG, Thurs.— A burglar who had been felled with a hockey stick and handed over to an Indian detective, escaped from the custody of the detective early this morning. The escapee was a member of a three-man gang which broke into the Kinta Lane house of
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    They Needn't Cross River To School
    117 2 They Needn't Cross River To School PRAI. Thurs. The Kuala Prai Malay School at Began Dalam. Butterworth. has opened two classes m Prai for the convenience of pupils resident here who, hitherto, had to cross the river by sampan to attend school. The classes arc at the Tamil school and
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    REMOVED FOOD
    27 2 FOR removing food from a restricted area, without a permit, a woman Tang Luan Hong wa s fined $30 mi n the Muar Police Cpurt.
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    'GET OUT' DISPUTE CAUSES A SPLIT
    195 2 UNIONS AND THE WHITLEY COUNCIL THREE Singapore trade unions, whose leaders were ordered out of a meeting of all Government employees' unions recently, yesterday accused the Federation of Government Employees' Unions of violating the principles of trade unionism. The unions are the Singapore Government
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    All-Malaya Co-op Meet In August
    105 2 All -Mal ay a Co-op Meet In August CO-OPERATORS from all over Malaya will meet m Singapore m August to discuss common problems confronting the co-operative movement m the country. Mr. Andrew B. Pinto, secretary of the Singapore Cooperative Union, m a statement issued yesterday said the movement has been
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    CAUSED DEATH FINED $100
    57 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— As a sequel to a motor accident which occurred on the Kluang-Ayer Hitam Road on June 7, 1953, a military driver, Yacob bin Jaffar. was today charged m the Police Court. Johore Bahru. with negligent driving and causing the death of Gan Boon
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    $1,500 FINE $300 REWARD
    52 2 TELUK AXSOX. Thurs.— Teow Thow Wah, 19. of Anson Road. was fined $1,500. m default six months' imprisonment m the Magistrate's Court yesterday for assisting m the running of an illegal •'l.OOO characters" lottery. The Court ordered a reward of $300 to "be given to the
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    RC Seeks Co-operation In Survey Of The Blind
    137 2 MALACCA. Thurs.— The Resident Commissioner, Mr. G. E. C. Wisdom, appealed to the citizens of Malacca to co-operate with the Settlement Welfare Department m Its campaign for the mass registration of Malacca's blind population. He said the register showed there were only
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    PILOT CLEARS UP A POINT
    863 2 Angle Of Descent Was Steeper Than Standard Rule CAPTAIN Trevor W. Hoyle, pilot of the BOAC Constellation which crashed on Mar. 13, told the court of inquiry yesterday that he would not again attempt the type of landing he made at Kallang Airport that day.
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    90 Lose Homes In Dawn Fire
    162 2 OVER 90 people were made homeless when a fire gutted a two-storeyed wood and zinc building which was used as a market m Lorong Tai Seng off Paya Lebar Road yesterday. All three store.s. a sundry shop and a rice retail shop housed m
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    HINDUSTAN! OFFICIALS
    99 2 AT the annual general meeting of the Hindustani Prachar Sabha. held at number 5. Gombak Lane. Kuala Lumpur, the following were elected to serve office-bearers for 1954. President: Sri D a y a 1 Chand; Vice-President: Sri Sain Labhchand; Secretary Sri I. Gurdial Singh; Treasurer: Sri L. Abnash
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    Reward For A Student
    95 2 BUKIT TENGAH, Thurs.— A 19-year-old student of St. Xavier's Institution, Penang. who caught a bicycle thief red-handed, was rewarded on Tuesday at a ceremony held at the police station here. The Chief Police Off! Penang, Mr. H. B. J. Donaldson, congratulated Master Chew Eng Meng, the
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    POLICE SHOW FOR TB FUND
    60 2 TAIPING. Thunt—Following their su their home town, the concert party of the Selama Poti-.-e led by their OCPD, Mr. Tay Lay Seng, will stage a charity concert at the Coronation Paik, Taipinf, on July 10 m aid of the Lady Templer TB Hospital Fund. In
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    Tea Party For A J.P.
    61 2 MALACCA, Thurs. About 100 community leaders of Alor Gajah district held a tea party on Tuesday at the Alor Gajah English School hall, m honour of Mr. Chin Tian Soo, who was bestowed a Justice of the Peace on the Queen's birthday Mr. Chin is
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    107 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) m Singapore on Thursday were: M c Buy ers Sellers No 1 R.S.S Spot Loose 684 68s No. 1 R.S.S. 68£ HI No. 2 R.S.S. 67i 3 No. 3 R.S.S. 67 671 Tone Steady. TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterday was
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    Strike Decision Sunday
    134 2 ABOUT 10.000.. daily-rated workers of the Singapore City Council will decide on Sunday, whether or not they i should strike to get the Rit- son pay from June 1953. i The City Council Labour I Unions' Federation has summoned a mass meeting of its 11 affiliated unions
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    YOUTHS PLAN FOR FLAG DAY
    60 2 MALACCA. Thurs.— Saturday next will be the Settlement's Youth Council flag day and the next of several efforts of Malacca's youth leaders to collect $5,000 by planned stages to enable them to welcome, house and entertain 100 youth s from 65 countries when they visit
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    $268 STOLEN FROM V.M.C.A.
    34 2 A SUM of $268 was reported stolen from a cupboard m the office of the V.M.C.A Stamford Road, Singapore on Tuesday. The padlock &nd fittings of the cupl>oard were broken.
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    Price Control Convictions
    29 2 PROSECUTION against oflender s of the Price Control Ordinance during June resulted m nine convictions, a Government statement said last night. Fines totalling $535 were imposed.
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    29 Pass B. Sc. Exam—5 With Ist Class Honours
    232 2 29 Pass B. Sc. Exam—5 With Ist Class Honours TWENTY-NINE candidates who sat for the University of Malaya's examination for the degFee of B.Sc. during the 1953-54 session, have passed, five of them with First Class Honours. The candidates and their grades are; First Class: J. D'Costa, Francis. Mathematics; Khoo
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    UMNO Procession
    57 4 ABOVE: Some of the 5.000 people who took part m Ihe Johore Bahru procession yesterday gather outside M;>te <oun<i Chamber to hear the Sultan. Major General Ibrahim, rail on the JMNO to unite for the good cf the country. RIGHT: Women members of UMNO who took a» active
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    Five Firemen Died Gallantly
    437 4 THE courage and devotion to duty of five firemen, who died fighting a fire m a godown at Robertson Quay on the night of April 20, was retold In the Singapore Coroner's court yesterday, at an inquiry into their deaths. The Coroner, Mr. K. T. Alexander,
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    WHERE'S MY MASTER?
    73 4 No name and no home. Hi I ***** was found at U »'don Park where she was seen wandering about for almost a month. Although she wi»ar s a licence disc with the number 1976, the Singapore R.S.P.C.A. have been unable to find anyone to claim her
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    Election Advice By Templer
    119 4 Election Advice By Templer KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs An advice on elections was given by the former High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer, to members of the Federation Police before he left the country. He told the police. "If you have a vote, it is your duty to give that vote
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    TEN QUIT BOARD
    182 4 IPOH. Thurs. Ten members out of the 37-Perak Chinese Advisory Committee have already signed a joint letter to inform Government of their intention to resign from the committee m support of the Alliance decision of rejecting the White Paper on Federal elections. They are: Messrs Leong Yew
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    King Of Laos Passes Through
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    'MORE FACTS' DEMAND IN SEDITION CASE
    761 4 'MORE FACTS' DEMAND IN SEDITION CASE Eight Students Charged HOW con the eight students of the University of Malaya make their defence against a sedition charge when they do not know who' exactly the Crown is alleging against them This question was raised by their counsel, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew
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    WINSTEDT'S VIEWS ARE 'OUTDATED' -ALLIANCE
    186 4 WINSTEDT'S VIEWS ARE 'OUTDATED' ALLIANCE LONDON. July 1, <p —A letter m "The Tin day written from the UM MCA Alliance h' expressed surpri.. 11 I dated viev. by Sir Richard W letter he wrote re the same newspap Todays letter wa by Incho Abdul Razak bin Hussain who said
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    FATAL FALL
    31 4 A SEVEN-year-old hawker's daughter Lim Ah Boh at Pearls Hill Road, died m the General Hospital last nipht result of a fall oir her home earlier m the afternoon.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    68 4 Standard London Correspondent LONDON. |uly I. The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spot 20id. August 20£ d October/ December 20|d. January/March 20] d. April/June 20|d. My c.i.f. 20d. Tone: Firm LONDON TIN Spot £753 per ton.
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    The Second Look
    880 6 IT la not clear from the communique issued jointly by President Eisenhower and Sir Winston Churchill after their Washington talks as to who has converted whom to whose idea. But the exchange of views with Sir Winston and Mr. Eden should at least cause the Americans to
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    A Drop of INK
    643 6  - A Drop of INK By R.B.Ooi SUGGESTION has come from the Federation that it would be a good idea to change our working hours from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. This suggestion is not exactly new. At one time Malayans hotly debated this issue and many were m favour of
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    A Thought For Today
    24 6 The right thinker and worker doe s his best, nnd does Oie thinking tor the a o**. —Mar.) Baktr Eddy.
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    Economic Inequalities In The Middle East
    830 6  -  SUSAN STRANGE Hi%i\\\\\\\\\\\\\\> ll I' »\\\\\\\\\\\\\V London. pARTLY as a result of past United States aid, Turkey is now forging far ahead of other Middle Eastern countries m economic development, according to a United Nations economic report "Summary of -Recent Economic Developments la the
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      In Defence Of Sopiee And Yeap
      577 6 In Defence Of Sopiee And Yeap Sir:-^lt is a common practice among our people indulge m name-calling and abuse when they cannoi offer a logical argument against a person they happen to disagree with. That is exactly what the socalled leaders of the Labour Party are now doing. So far
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      NOT YET READY
      158 6 Sir: As Editor of a newspaper It Is, I believe, a duty on your part to help your readers form correct opinions of day-to-day affairs, and so reading your leading article recently "Pro What'?' I am led to believe that this Colony is ready for Self-Government. However.
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      Query For Mr. C.B. Tan
      186 6 Sir; There ha s been some name-calling and mud-sling-in the past few day s over the resignation of lnche Mohamed Sopiee and Mr. Yeap Choong Kong because they would not agree with the insistence of the leaders of the Labour Party to walk out of
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    Review of Views
    114 6 Review of Views d or prolongeH the Colonial S»W.A.O. Goode m th»» sessions of the Si Legislative Council gai ances that the would give the ma clue ntion. It would appe.. Melayu further. Labour Departnv* satisfied m "foldit letting the strike go on, perhaps because it Is opinion that the
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    Bomb On Airfield
    45 7 A lioiuluran Air Force man examines a bomb dropped on the airstrip at Coban, 21 miles inside Honduras, m th<- recent civil war. Three bombs were dropped. This one failed to ♦-\pfode. "ban was formerly a rebel advance headnuartn.v A. P. photo.
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    They Await Advice From Governments
    23 7 July I. (Renter) treat the ninh lire. bega: nent ye from and nons ilia- d m i 20th
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    Foreign aid CUT BY $109 M.
    14 7 It, the Se aid 0 the to Lopact
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    PACT TO BE IMPLEMENTED
    30 7 lil. July 1 'AT i \o\i n the Advi implethe Pakistaniplural Agreement. Centra] EducaI)r. I H iirman nilar Commission is appointPd by the nm< j nt.
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    Van Fleet At Quemoy
    70 7 TAIPEI. July 1 (AP)~Retired Gen. James A. Van Fleet spent three hours today at the Nationalist Chinese island outpost of Quemoy. near Communist-held Amoy. the official Central news agency announced. Gen. Van Fleet flew to the island m a Nationalist Air Forcejplane. He was briefed by
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    Millions At River Prayers
    45 7 NF.W DELHI, July 1. (AP> Millions of Hindus waded I deep m river waters yesterday praying to God to make the serpent demon Rahu release the Sun God it had swallowed. This is the Hindu mythological concept of the Solar Eclipse.
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    TUNIS GETS TV
    22 7 A 20-KILOWATT television station will go into operation m Tunis by the end of 1955, the French radio announced.
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    BETTER HOPE FOR PEACE
    400 7 BETTER HOPE FOR PEACE Sir Winston Is In Good Humour OTTAWA, July I,— Sir Winston Churchill told a press conference here yesterday, he thought world peace prospects had improved as a result of his weekend talks with President Eisenhower m Washington. Sir Winston said the maintenance of good relations between
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    A Grave Danger Is Now Averted
    263 7 Dulles On Guatemala WASHINGTON, July 1. Mr. John Foster Dulles, the United States Secretary of State, last nifcht hailed the overthrow of the leftist Guatemalan Government as a "new and glorious" victory but added "Communism is still a menace everywhere." In a 15-minute address
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    CHOU RETURNS
    19 7 CHOU EN-lml, Red China's ier and Foreign Minister, arrived m Canton yesterday, the Peiping radio reported. AP
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    IT'S ALL A PLOT SAYS MOSCOW
    107 7 LONDON, July 1. (Reuter)— The Washington conference of President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill was part of i n American plot to < an aggressive bloc m Asia", a Moscow Radio cemmentator said last night. "The American generals are making all possible effort* to
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    PAID FINE ON 'DUKE'S' CAR
    95 7 PAID FINE ON 'DUKE 'S' CAR T.APEER, Michigan, July 1. i (Reuter) The driver of a gold-trimmed velvet upholstered car stopped for speeding here, told Police the car beo the Duke of Edin- burgh— and that he was driv- ing it to Western Canada for shipment to the Duke. Mr.
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    G.C.M.G. For Sir Oliver
    71 7 LONDON. July 1. (Reuter)— Quc erred the G.C.M.G. 'Knight Grand of the Order of St. 1 Michael and St. George) on Sir i Oliver i I eke. GovertK! General Dt Mgnate of C\ Iwas announced from Buckingham Palace last night. Sir Oliver who is 61. will
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    Coward's Mother Dies
    93 7 LONDON. July 1. (Renter) Mrs. Violet Coward, mother oi' actor-author Noel Coward, died at her London flat yesterday aged f>l She had been m poor health for some time. Mrs Coward used to read her son's plays before they were produced and was present at his first
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    KING GUSTAV AT THE OPERA
    49 7 LONDON. July 1, (AP) King Gustav and Queen Louise of Sweden went to the opera last night with Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. *,o gee Rimsky Korsakovs "Le Cog Wo'or." This was the last engagement of the Swedish W couple's state visit.
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    SEEING ADENAUER
    32 7 THE French L T nder-Sccrctary of State for Foreign Affairs. Guerin de Beaumont, is expected to leave on July 7 for a I to West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. AFP
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    They Cried It Down
    109 7 LONDON, July 1. (Reuter) A Socialist who Iried to limit how much members ♦>( Parliament may earn outside their Parliamentary salary got short shrift m the House of Commons yesterday. A loud roar of "no" from Conservatives and no' a single yd Mr. John Parker when
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    70 7 GENERAL James A. Van Fleet (right). President Eisenhower's special military envoy to the I ir East was the guest of honour at a luncheon given by Japanese Foreign Minister Katsuo Okazaki on June 20. at Okazakis official residence m Shinarawa Tokyo. They are believed to have discussed Japan's defence build-up
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    'Disturbing' Report On A-Scientist
    101 7 WASHINGTON, July 1, (UP) President Eisenhower told reporters yesterday that he Uked the Atomic Energy Commission last year to investigate Dr. J. Robert Oppe'nhiemer, because he received a disturbing report about the famed physic: The President at his n conference declined to go into any detaiie.
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    Anzus Meet Agrees On Early Defence Pact For S-E Asia
    195 7 Anzus Meet Agrees On Early Defence Pact For S-E Asia WASHINGTON, July 1. The representatives of the ANZUS defence alliance yesterday announced after their meeting here that they were agreed on the need for immediate action to bring about the early establishment of collective defence m South-east Asia. Official American
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    'Share Secrets' Bill For Congress
    207 7 'Share Secrets' Bill For Congress WASHINGTON. July 1, (Reuter). The Sen House of Represen Atomic Energy Committee today approw broad new bill permitexchange of some nuclear secrets with allied nations and opening peacetime atomic po to private industry. The committee weeks of consideration ion at a close! me afternoon. TV
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    DEATH FOR ALL SPIES
    55 7 WASHINGTON. July 1 tßeuter) The Houv Representatives judi< iai x committee today approved a bill providing the death penalty for peace-time espionage. The bill which also ipdefines and broadens the definition of sabota*:* part of the legislative programme sent to Congress h\ the Attorney -General for
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    Ike Still Wants To Meet France
    180 7 WASHINGTON. July 1, (Reuter). President Eisenhower yesterday reiterated his willingness to have negotiations with the new French Government of Premier Mendes France on Far Eastern and European problems. At his weekly prr ference reporters relerrei the recent exchange of respondence Mr. Eisenhower President Rene
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    MEETING MR. MARX
    1547 10 SPHERE'S a Mr. Groocho A Mark on for you," said our switchboard operator. Was this a Joke? "Hullo,'* said the voice the other end: it sounded quiet, but a bit testy. We had written asking whether we could call. Well, all right, the voice agreed, midday tomorrow
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    HEART-BREAKER HAWKINS
    292 10  - HEART-BREAKER HAWKINS REG WHITLEY London Review By IT seems film stars really have to earn their money these days Ask Jack Hawkins. In the cause of realism he travelled 26,000 miles to New Zealand and back to get a good hiding m authentic settings. Of course, he had to play
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    Top Gym-men
    60 11 ROME. June 30: (Reuter).— i won six of eight titles m the men's vvorld gymnastics championships which ended here today and showed they are m the words of an expert "perhaps the most complete gymnasts the world has ever known." Only the Japanese. Bwisi and Germans have approached
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    Shell Cricket
    44 11 THE Shell SC cricket team to play against RAF Changi at Paya Lebar on Saturday is: L.E. Fenoott. L.T. Froggatt, J. D. Maughan, E. Krusemao, I. Goonesegram, G Holland. E. Weatherill P Cottrell, C. Harris. W Skinner, G. Oliveiro. Umpire, V. Krusemao.
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    THE MAGYARS MAKE IT
    468 11 Cup Final Date With Germany LAUSANNE, June, 30 (Reuter) Hungary hailed as the best team m the world, and Germany the "dark horses" of the tournament will meet m the world cup football final at Berne, Switzerland on Sunday. In today's semifinals Hungary, Olympic champions and
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    Second Half Goal Rush Upset The Austrians
    192 11 A SECOND half «oal rush which produced four goals m 17 minutes took Germany into the final o* the championships. Germany went ahead mi n the 31st. minute when Sehaeffer the outside left ran on to a pass from Rahn and scored. The
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    INDIAN TEAM VS CHINESE
    71 11 INDIAN TEAM VS CHINESE SINGAPORE Indians' team •gainst the Chinese m n friendly game of soccer on Sunday. at Jalan Besar Stadium will be selected from the following: A. .nan. K. G. Sup- 1 piah. Mohinder Singh. G. Phillip. S. Veloo. J. Mahinda. T. C. Balan, M. Ghani, A. Rashid,
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    'SPINNERS' DOMINATE COUNTY CRICKET
    461 11 LONDON. June 30, (Reuter). Warwickshire, English county championship leaders, took full advantage of winning the toss against Middlesex second m the table, and put together 358 on a wicket which may take spin tomorrow. Middlesex had costly fielding lapses. Fred Gardner who made 46 waa dropped
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    Germans 'Save' Star Players For The Final
    399 11  - Germans 'Save' Star Players For The Final Herbert Schmitt By BERN. SWITZERLAND, July 1, (AP). The Germans have been saving their best players for the final of the world cup soccer championships to be played against Hungary next Sunda\. Although the Hungari.. are favoured, things may not be quite the
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    Nonbenders
    48 11 XOXBENDERS* cricket team against SCRC at Hong Lim Green tomorrow is F. R. Massey. V. C. Westerhout. R. S. Tufnell. R. V. S. Sundram D. C. D'Cotta, D. M. Murray W. R. If. Haxworth. J. W. Ewart. A. E. G. Blades. A. Baker and G. E. Bogaars.
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    RANGERS WIN
    30 11 TELUK ANSON, Thurs.— Rangers scored a convincing 4 l win over the Police here yesterday at the Speedy Road Padang m a second round Division I soccer league.
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    Dr. Chan Cup —Lost Again
    233 11 Inter-Varsity Tennis 5?!!P«?? NG June 30 (Reutcr). The Iniversity of Malaya lost the Dr. Chan Ah Kow < ha lenge Trophy for tennis for the fourth time m succession when they were beaten by Hoiiskon* I mversity by two matches to four m the biennial
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    KRIAN PWD HOLD MEET
    53 11 PARIT BUNTAR. ThuiS.— Outstanding Athlete of the Krian PWD Sports Club Thangavelu who won track at the Club n Penan n Proviuc,. W^ ley PWD won the keenly U 4 x 220 y Krian Police beat X PWD after a long ti the tug-of-v-M M. Grifln
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    Estates Meet
    24 11 TELUK ANSON Thurs. *a| Hamilton i a Estate I—o I the Speedy Road Padar second round Division I league er i h.
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    SAS SPORTS
    47 12 TELUK ANSON. Thurs.— St. s Schoo!. Teluk Anson. d its annual athletic < Town Padang on om 230 p.m. There will be a 220 yards race the old b<*J Malliday, wife of the j Chief Education Officer. South j ik, will give away the prizes, i
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    Sweeping Win By Maureen
    241 12 A'IMBLETON. July 1, '(Renter) Miss Maureen f onnolly, Wimbledon champion for the past two years, again swept confidently into the singles final when she completely outplayed Mrs. Betty Pratt 6-1, 6-1 m the first of today allAmerican women's semifinals In the other semi-final Miss Brnugh beat
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    JOHORE WIN
    38 12 MALACCA, Th v rs.— Though playing without two of their men m Doliah Don and iff Madon, Johore Mi good for Malacca Malays whe met for the buluns (io)d Cup soccer match today. Johore won 4-1.
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    ISLANDERS LUCKY TO HOLD FATHUL
    380 12 FIELDING an unimpressive side, Pulau Brani United can consider themselves lucky to be able to share points with Fathul Karib when they met m a SAFA Division I league match played at Jalan Besar yesterday. After a one-all score at halftime, Pulau Brani managed to
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    Rosewall & Drobny To Contest Final
    534 12 Rosewall Drobny To Contest Final WIMBLEDON, June 30. (Reuter).— Jaroslav Drobny. 33-year-old former Czechoslovakia Davis Cup player and now a nationalised Egyptian and 19-year-old Australian Ken Rosewall will meet m the final of the men's singles m the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships here on Friday. Both battled for nearly two
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    SHB Boxers Shine In First Night
    367 12 SHB Boxers Shine In First Night SINGAPORE Harbour Board boxers went to town on the first night of the Federation of Boys' Clubs' boxing championships when six out of seven of their boxers won their bouts at the SHB hall 1 it night. There were two technical knockouts during the
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    42 12 MRS. Sewell goes up for a baseline shot m yesterday's Singapore mixed doubles final play which was abandoned with the store 4 6. 6 4. 9 9 against holders, Ong Chew Bee and Gladys Loke Chua. At left is Lim Hee Chin.
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    Negri Team Vs S'pore
    94 12 SEREMBAN, Thurs.— Xegri Sembilan team to meet Singapore m the Malaya Cup southern section match at Singapore's Jalan Besar stadium on Saturday will be: Wong Yee Tarn; Lim Kens Hong, John van Huizen; S. Muthia, M. Boudeville, Sow Fong; Mok Wai Keen Mok Wai Hin, Peter
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    St. Andrew's OBA Against SJOBA
    59 12 St. Andrew's OB A Against SJOBA THE following will represent the St. Andrew".- Old Boys against the St. Joseph's 0.8.A. at cricket on the S.R.C. ground at 2 p.m. tomorrow. S. Hope, A. Jansen. C. Da Silva. D. Keyt. J Moss. S. Fereiera. E. Fung. A. G. Armstrong, (capt). J.
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    GEIFANG STAR SHINES AT KL
    270 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Two of Penang trainer 'Doc' Rodgers' candidates took the eye at this morning's winding-up gallops on the outer margin of the main track. They were Geifang Star (McCloud) and Conventional. Sent fullstripped from the half mile the pair made
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    ARMY TEAM
    55 12 THE Army cricket team to meet the Navy at HMS Terror tomorrow 2 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. will be B. G. Duggan (Capt A. J. Biscombe. J. E. Evans, C. F. Smith. C. R. Barron, D. Greenshields, P. F. Young, D. S. Ho worth, A.B.W. Thomat, A.
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    KHONG & KHOO TAKE DOUBLES
    474 12 KHONG KHOO TAKE DOUBLES Unfinished Duel In Mixed Final K. S. KHONG and Dr. F. Y. Khoo won the men's doubles championship when they beat Low Kee Pow and Liem Khe Liang, conquerors of last year's titlists, Ong Chew Bee and Lim Kee Chin, m the final of the Colony
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    Pakistan Out For 157 Runs
    168 12 NOTTINGHAM, July 1, (Reuter) A brilliant bowling spell of four wickets for six runs by Yorkshire's Bob Appleyard had Pakistan m dire straits before lunch on the opening day of the second test against England. Batting first on a good pitch Pakistan lost five wickets
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    Goalkeeper Came Late: KML Lose
    142 12 Goalkeeper Came Late: KML Lose BI KIT Tim.ih SporU lub strengthened their bid for the 3A League championship when they troun.»,i the Kandayanallur M n League by seven (o one at the Geylang Mniium yesterday. But Bukit Timah have not yet met their dos< ih Radin Mas Ranibl. r and
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    S'pore Crew Win
    18 12 HENLEY-On (Reuter). R it Club ere four feet m 7 tfte n for Henley ron-
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    Socials Share 6 Goals
    281 12 Socials Share 6 Goals A SPLENDID recovery by Social Athletic Party saw them hold a superior Alexandra football team to a three-all draw m a SAFA division 3A match at St. Georges Road yesterday. Alexandra footballers were the better team and led 3-1 belore they cracked up m the second
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    Titan BP Officials
    75 12 THE following are the new office-bearers of the Titan Badminton Party: Patrons, Messrs. Chua Soon Teck, Lim Woo Swee, Chua Kok Cheng; President, Mr. Chua Kay Soon; vice-Presi-dent, Miss Ong Siew Yong; hon. Secretary, Mr. Choc Seong Phan; hon Treasurer Mr. A. K. Chen; hon. Sports Capt.,
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    Garrison Soccer
    35 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— 22 Special Air Service beat 11 Hussars 5-2 m a Garrison league soccer match today. The other match between Somerset Light Infantry and It; Field Ambulance wa s not played.
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    TOMORROW'S WEIGHTS
    342 12 Below are the weights for tomorrow's races final day of the Selangor Turf Club's June-July meeting. J CL 4 Div. I—9 F. Etching 9.00 Rippling River 8.13 Sharp Look 8.13 Madles 8.12 Kerry Laughter 8.11 Exhibitor 8.11 Scot's Grey 8.10 The Camel 8.09 Pinocchio 8-06 Forget-Me-Not 8.05 Kingsbeau
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    Scoreboard
    110 12 PAKISTAN XtK t Inninfs Hanif Mohammad lbw b Appleyard 19 Alimuddin b Statham 4 Waqar Hassan b Appleyard 7 Maqsood Ahmed c Evans b >leyard 6 Imtiaz Ahmed b Appleyard 11 Kardar c Compton b Bedser 28 Mahmood c Sheppard b Bedser 14 M.E.Z. Ghazali b Statham 18 Mohamad
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    PERAK POLICE VERSUS KEDAH
    58 12 IPOH. Thurs.— ln the Hanni*f n Shield soccer competition e j v?^ 3^ Polic e will meet Kedah Pohc c tomorrow on the town padang at 5 p.m. Perak Police have named the following: J. George. Olhman. BoonWeng Hoy, Harun, Arumainathan. P. Fernandez. T Monteiro. M.
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