Singapore Standard, 8 July 1954

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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD HI it 3H JL Vol. V. No. 6. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1954 TWELVE PACES 13 CENTS.
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    CRACK RED DIVISION THREATENS I-C LIFELINE
    180 1 CRACK RED DIVISION THREATENS I-C LIFELINE HANOI, July 7 (Reuter) A crack Vietminh division is infiltrating northwards into the new French Hanoi-Haiphong "redoubt," now menaced from north and south by about 70,000 Vietminh troops. authoritative source said northwards movement of 10,0 0-strong division up the bank of the Red River
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    EX PRES. DIES
    16 1 MER President Julio "arcia of Costa Rica r. Tins day. He was 82.
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    Only Seven Take The Boat Home
    64 1 Only Seven Take The Boat Home BOMBAY. July 7, (Reuter) Seven members of the unsuccessful Austrian expedition to the 23.000-foot Himalayan peak. Saipal, sailed lor home today. Rudolf Jonas, the leader, said they, gave up at 21,000 feet because of bad weather at the end of May. An Bth member
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    LATEST:
    44 1 THE French Government has applied to General Gruenther, Supreme Commander Allied Forces m Europe, for permission to send some of the French troops stationed m Europe and subject to SHAPE command, to Indo-China, it was learned today, from sources close to the premier.
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    France Has To Use Conscripts
    290 1 IF PEACE BID FAILS PARIS, July 7. French Premier,. Pierre Mendes France today gore the French Parliament an* up to dore report on the state of negotiations for a ceasefire m Indo-China. He indicated that he would be leaving for Geneva shortly, probably on Sunday
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    Free For AN In Cabaret
    128 1 Free For AN In Cabaret SQUADS of police rushed to the Happy World Cabaret m Singapore at about 11.15 p.m. last night to stop a free-for-all which broke out near the Manager's Office. The Cabaret was crowded with patrons who had come to witness the Inter-State Triangular Dance Championship between
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    JOMO'S PRIVY APPEAL FAILS
    37 1 LONDON. July 7 (Reuter) —The British Privy Council today dismissed an appeal by Jomo Kenyatta and four other Africans against sentences of seven years' hard labour each for Mau Mau activities m Kenya.
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    350 DOWN TOOLS IN KL FACTORY WALK-OUT
    538 1 350 DOWN TOOLS IN KL FACTORY WALK-OUT j KUALA LUMPUR, j.Wed. A strong Police force rushed to the I multi million dollar Lever Brothers factory here this morning, when more than 350 angry workers walked out m protest over the dismissal of a woman employee. As threy stormed past the
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    Double 7th Observed
    56 1 TAIPEI, July 7 (AP).— Nationalist China today observed the 17th anniversary of the clash at the Marco Polo Bridge outside Peking that sparked the eight-year war between China and Japan. The anniversary. commemorated as Army Day since 1948, was marked by ceremonies m Formosa and the Nationalist-held
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    MRS. P. LIVED IN FEAR OF MURDER
    225 1 MELBOURNE, July 7 (Reuter). Mrs. Evdokia Petrov today said she lived m fear of murder m the Soviet Embassy m Canberra after her husband deserted to the Australian Security Service. An official and his wife watched her day and night, she told the
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    290 M. SETS IN US
    29 1 THERE are 290 million t rtsion sots and 115 million raj m use In the United [States, according to New York 'industry sources.— A.P.
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    ALLIANCE BOYCOTT IS OFF
    733 1 A Compromise Ends Crisis QUITTERS MAY GET SEATS BACK ir*A K y. ALA LUMPER, Wed.— The UMNOMCA Alliance today called off its three-week-old boycott of Government at all levels following its acceptance of a Government compromise on the composition of the new Federal Legislative Council. With
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    Political Leaders Hail New Move
    264 1 REACTION KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The electoral compromise between the UMNO— MCA Alliance and the Federation Government was welcomed by political -nd business circles here. Tn IS WHAT SOME OF THE LEADERS HAD INCHE MUSTAPHA ALBAKRI, Member for IndusJ} and Social relations and a Party Negara
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    Now Negara Wants To Join Alliance
    146 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Party Negora, The Standard understands, intends to join the UMNO-MCA Alliance on a common platform m the struggle for national independence. j The proposal for a NegaraAlliance "coalition," it is understood, was brought up by Dato E.E.C. Thuraisingham, a Negara
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    IKE FIRM ON NO' TO MAO
    36 1 WASHINGTON, Jn 1 y 7. (Reuter)— President Elsenhower declared today that he was completely and unalterably opposed to the admission of Communist China to the United Nations under pr conditions.
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      FIJIANS BAG FIVE BANDITS
      166 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Five of the six terrorists killed m the Federation yesterday were accounted for by patrols of the First Fijians. Three terrorists were killed by the Fijians m the KluangRengam area of Johore. A rifle, a shotgun, ammunition, two grenades and three packs containing
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      I WAS TRICKED – MILKMAN TELLS COURT
      520 2 I WAS TRICKED MILKMAN TELLS COURT SPENT WEDDING NIGHT ALONE IN COWSHED' A MILK vendor, Parasnath Singh, told a Singapore Magistrate yesterday that he had been deceived into marrying a 16-year-old Chinese girl by paying $1,000 to a woman for the girl's hand. The woman, Cheong Lin Hoe was tentatively
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      To Visit Malaya
      52 2 THE noted AmericanChinese water-colour painter, Mr. Dong Kingman, seen above with his wife, is scheduled to arrive m the Colony by air tomorrow. He will go to the Federation on July 16. and will remain there till the end of the month giving: lectures and demonstrations of
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      BARBER TO DIE FOR SETTING WIFE ON FIRE
      175 2 BARBER TO DIE FOR SETTING WIFE ON FIRE IPOH, Wed. Veloo, a barber, was sentenced to death for the murder of his wife. Manickam, on the night of April 17, at Telok Anson, by Mr. Justice Ruhagiar m the High Court here today. Sentencing Veloo. the judge remarked that it
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      Kelantan Ruler Says 'Yes'
      95 2 Kelantan Ruler Says 'Yes' KELANTAN. Wed. The Sultan of Kelantan has agreed to meet an UMNO!WCA deputation at Balai Brsar on July 10. UMNO headquarters announced today. Tunku Indra Putra, eldest son of the Sultan, who is the liaison officer for UMNO. Kelantan. will lead the deputation which consists of
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      It's Now 'Malaya Command'
      106 2 It's Now 'Malaya Command' KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Headquarters. Malaya. m Kuala Lumpur, has been redesignated "Malaya Command' from July 1. the Army announced today. This is to regularise the position following the forma-, tion last October of the first Federal Divisional District at Taiping. The Headquarters has also had under
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      HK EXCHANGE
      37 2 HONGKONG. JIII7 7: Special Standard Service; Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were: $15.60 to £1 sterling: 55.7875 to US$l: $1,819 to Malayan $1; $0,182 to one Indonesian Rupiah, Gold $251,625 to 1 tael.
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      Trengganu Spearmen Welcome Sir Donald
      123 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Spearmen and umbrellabearers yesterday gave a traditional Trengganu welcome to Sir Donald MacGillivray, as he arrived aboard HMS Alert on the first formal visit to the State capital. Accompanied by Lady MacGiHivray, Sir Donald called on the Sultan at Istana Maziah and
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      COMMODITY PRICES
      80 2 COMMODITY PRICES r CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore on Wednesday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 R.S.S Spot Loose TO? TO No. 1 R.S.S. 71i 7U No. 2 R.S.S. 7*5 71 No. 3 R.S.S. 69 1 7* Tone: Barely steady. TIN PRICE The price of tin ?esterday was
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      She's Back For Holiday
      93 2 YOUNG M Dawa Rarthigesu. < above) who awarded an n±'\t scholarship m Lon lon for her resistance to thr Japanese dm m? the Occapation, arrived herr V air from the United Kingdom, yesterday, to spend a >hort holiday with her father, Di A.C. K.irthigesu of Ipoh
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      RUBBER IMPORTS
      15 2 TOTAL rubber into Singapore and tl eration during Job ed to 24.15:^ ton<
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    ABDUL JABBAR AND FRANK BOUND FOR HOLLYWOOD
    266 3  -  Bernard Williams ANEW SABU' IN THE MAKING m .mdard snipping Keporter A POTENTIAL SabU arrived m Singapore rday with dreams high adventure, I lame m reenland. AHdul bar |ii«, wtock-in-trade-elephant. -old Jabhal from the ua\ Sabu rainer. maai. n:\id to r an elephant.
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    NON-DUTIABLE GOODS SEIZED
    30 3 RE -Ved. I are non..hich they Bin driver of a Lo, manager were the Police va i stopped at n the van. 150 and 250 soles were
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    Miss Rajah, First Oboe Scholar
    108 3 Miss Rajah, F irst Oboe Scholar THE Singapore Musical Society is offering two scholarships to anyone interested m the oboe and the horn. The first oboe scholar. Miss G. Rajah (above), has made such good progress, that her teacher, Mr. Paul Mosby of Radio Malaya, has recommended that she plays
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    ANOTHER MUSICAL TREAT IS IN STORE
    242 3 Standard staff Reporter SOME 900 Singapore candidates for the Associated Board music examinations, particularly the pianoforte students, will have the unique opportunity within the next few months to hear first hand all the major works of the Polish composer. Frederic Chopin, played by the
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    FORESEEN CRASH CAN BE HANDLED
    693 3 Qantas Operations Officer Tells The Inquiry— IF A CRASH involving a Constellation aircraft is anticipated at Kallang Airport, an adequate fire fighting service can be quickly mustered to deal with the situation, said Mr. Norman H. 'Powell, Qantas Senior Operations Offi-cer, yesterday. Mr. Powell, who
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    Armed Men Rob Couple
    74 3 TELUK ANSON. Wed Four men armed with parangs broke into a hou.se at Parit 7. Sungei Sumun, 18 mile Teluk Anson Bagan Datoh Road and robbed tne occupants of jewellery and cash worth $3,500 early yesterday morning. The men who spoke Malay, tied up the owner.
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    To Perform In S'pore
    58 3 phot!*. MISS TING LI HWA, one of Hongkong's most popular opera singers who arrived with a troupe of singers and dancers from Hongkong yesterday m the Dutch liner T.jiwangi. The troupe's first appearance will be at the New World. Singapore. Proceeds of the first show will
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    MAGISTRATE ON LEAVE TO U.K.
    29 3 MR. D. H. Chapman, the Singapore Fifth Police Court magistrate, sails for Britain today on leave. He will be away for about ten months
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    4 JOURNALISTS MEET LYTTELTON
    263 3 THE four journalists from the Federation and Singapore, including Mr. Hugh Savage, News Editor of The Singapore Standard, have expressed an interest In learning the extent and intentions of United Kingdom research on synthetic rubber during their month's stay as guests of the British Government. wmmmmm^^^
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    JUNGLE FORTS PLANNED TO OUST RED BASES
    258 3 JUNGLE FORTS PLANNED TO OUST RED BASES KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Government plans to establish permanent forts and step up Security Force operations m areas where the Malayan Communist Party is establishing deep jungle bases, The Standard officially learnt today. Jungle bases are now one of the key aims
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    Woman Killed
    38 3 IPOH, Wed. A dulang washer. Chong Yoke, 38. was killed instantaneously at the 2nd mile Ipoh— Menglembu Road this morning, when the bicycle on which she was riding collided with a lorry driven by a Chinese.
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    TEACHERS' ASSN.OFFICERS
    76 3 THE following officials v elected for the Graduate Chers* Association, S: pore, at the annual gen meeting: President Mr. Thong Sing Ching: Vice-Pre-.sideni Mr. P. Abishaganaden; Secretary— Mr Low Pow; Treasurer -Mr. Lam Teng Law; Editor— Mr. Philip Llau. Committee: Miss Evelyn Norris, Mr. Yap Thean Vhye, Mr.
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    Epidemic Of Flu Denied
    91 3 Epidemic Of Flu Denied KUALA LUMPI'R, Wed. The Selangor Medical and Health Officer. Dr. R. K. Thirupad. today denied that there was an epidemic of flu m the state. Even if there was an epidemic it was m a mild form, he pointed out, and it was not necessary for
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    Seven Face Abduction Charge
    117 3 Seven Face Abduction Charge KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Seven men were today produced before the President of the Sessions Court on charges of kidnapping a Sikh woman and her son, and abetment of the offence. Kernal Singh, Bachin Singh, Sohan Singh and R Singh iced charg napping one Balwant Kaur and
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    'I Sold A Good Friend For $15' Man Tells Court
    292 4 PENANG, Wed. A circus acrobat, Wong Kom Leong, alias Wong Jin Liang, admitted under cross-examination m the Assize Court today that he had "sold a good friend," detective Lean Khuan Jin, for $15. Lean was shot dead at Ayer Itam
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    Govt Paying Lip Service To Democracy
    160 4 Govt Paying Lip Service To Democracy PENANG, Wed—The Labour Party of Malaya m a statement today termed the letter by the Chief Secretary, to Messrs. Mohamed Sopiee and Yeap Chong Kong, stating they were appointed as "individuals m their personal capacity." as a "volte-face" by the Government. "It is obvious
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    Malacca Blind Survey Begins
    84 4 MALACCA. Wed.—Registration of the blind m Malacca has begun. The Settlement Social Welfare Officer. Mrs. K. M. Cansdell, m a broadcast appeal yesterday called on the public to write, phone or hand m to the nearest welfare office m Alor Gajah. Jasin or the Central District
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    No More Late Nights For Hint
    150 4 No More Late Nights For Hint GOH Chun Song, a 24--year-old clerk who admitted misappropriation of $1,652 while m the employ of the Victoria Theatre, was yesterday warned by a Singapore Court not to spend late nights again. Placing Goh under probation for two years, the Singapore Second Criminal District
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    BOXING BOUTS AT FOOD SHOW
    95 4 PENANG. Wed. A boxing competition among the boys of the Telok Ayer Tawar Camp School and a gymnastic display by students of the Bukit Mertajam High School, are among the various Items of entertainment which have been organised for the Settlement Agricultural Show to be
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    KIDNAPPING IS ALLEGED
    51 4 PENANG. Wed. Sandiveloo, 17. claimed trifel m the magistrate's court today to a charge of kidnapping one Parvathi, a girl under 16 years, from the lawful guardianship of her sister. Amaravathi. of Kuantan Road on June 29. Sandiveloo was allowed bail of $100, pending hearing on July
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    MEDICAL HQ. SHIFTS SOON
    62 4 PENANG, Wed. The staff of the Medical Headquarters, Federation of Malaya, are making final arrangement* before moving tc Kuala Lumpur on July 14. The new office of the Medical Headquarters will be on the third floor of the Federal House and will start to function from
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    Penang Police Catch Three 'Prison Escapees'
    354 4 Penang Police Catch Three 'Prison Escapees' PENANG. Wed. The entire Penang Police Force was alerted this morning to apprehend three men who had "escaped" from the Penang prison. Road blocks were set up at strategic points on the Island itself and all exit points were manned by the Police, and.
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    PONTIAN AND B. PAHAT NOW 'WHITE
    436 4 PONTIAN AND B. PAHAT NOW 'WHITE inOOOOPeople Live In Harmony And Pgag BATU PAHAT WHITE AREA BATU PAHAT, Wed.— More than 100,000 people, mostly Malays who hare been living m "undeclared White areas" at Batu Pahat and the Pontion districts of Johore since the Emergency, were told by the authorities
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    New Stamps On Monday
    81 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. New five-cent stamps bearing the portrait of Queen Elizabeth will be on sale at all post offices and agencies m Malacca on Monday, and at the General Post Office, Singapore. On the same day envelopes bearing the embossed portrait of the Queen will
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    Lost Seven Teeth In Attack
    234 4 (court] TOLD I A MOTOR car driver, Lim Guan Tai, lost seven teeth when he was attacked by four men m front of his house at Lorong Tai Seng, the Singapore Seventh Police Court was told yesterday. The men. all brothers, Choo Ah Heng, Choo
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    60-Year-Old Man's Suicide
    101 4 BUTTERWORTH. Wed.— A verdict of suicide was returned by the Coroner Inche Mohd. Hassan, today at the conclusion of an inquest held into the death of sixty-year-old Lee Ah Goon of Kampong Permatang Pak Ilong. Lee Ah Ming, a clansman of the dead man. told the court
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    COURT OF APPEAL
    22 4 THE Court of Criminal Appeal will sit m the Supreme Court building. Singapore, beginning July 29 at 10.30 a.m.
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    Statistics Are 'Complete'
    92 4 A LARGE part sources of the ore Statist i> Depart devoted last year I routine work o 1 and preparing dat.. <blication. This wa. m its annual Report terday. At tern. tinued the Report, prove the quality published by the I ment. The scope t nded as
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    Perak Alliance Woos Voters
    385 4 Candidates Are Named IPOH, Wed.— The Perak Alliance (UMNO, MCA and the Perak Progressive Party), today Issued a 12-point manifesto calling on the electoral, the Ipoh and Menglembu town council area to the Alliance for a better town The manifesto states that the Alliance will put
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    WOMAN FALLS OFF FERRY
    21 4 BUTTERWORTH > young woman. Ng fell off the Ferry Tin Mitchell Pier tod I She w mber crew.
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    NO VISITORS ALLOWED ON CHINA BOUND SHIP
    102 5 NO VISITORS ALLOWED ON CHINA BOUND SHIP ;re Harbour Board ;hrew a tight security around the Royal m Lines ship Tjiluhi.h sailed yesterday I ports, with 1,200 ity of passengers i deck and steerage re teenaged students ia. Singapore oration. a-bound were 44 of the University of l who are
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    Boost For British Council
    44 5 an overall plan to and extend British services m South- (iditional funds have i by the British •>r the Bri nation Office m Sut, Europe. New Zealand a also are included i b Broadcasting \ternal services lit most from the
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    Recital By Oboist
    61 5 MR 1.1 ON GEOOSSENS one of the greatest oboe players m the world, who will give a recital at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday, arrived m Singapore yesterday. lie has just completed a tour of \ustralia and New Zealand where he gave 34 recitals m person and
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    Pleaded For Her Hubby In Vain
    241 5 BEATEN TO DEATH, COURT TOLD I'ARir BUNTAR. Wed. A young: married >ii told the Sessions Court here how she (1 In vain with a man who was armed with a knuckleduster, to stop assaulting her husband. .0 woman, Govindoo, 20, was giving evidence preliminary
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    Committee To Fix Rent
    51 5 the Singapore Government ><*t up a committee to fix rents' payable by its employ* pying quarters. The committee will consist of three officers of the Government and three representative of the Federation of Government Employees Unions. The new rentals are to be fixed following the Ritson
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    MAKE USE OF SHENTON WAY
    66 5 MOTORISTS are asked to the Shenton Way route to leave town this evening to prevent their being unduly held up because of the Singapore Volunteer Corps emony on the Padang. Making this announcement last night, the Colony's Traffic Chief. Mr. W.R.M. Haxworth. said that certain
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    Tailor Is Fined $50
    119 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.--■>ng Ah Kiaw. a tailor, who was charged m the PoL Court today, with havinu illicit samsu. alleged that after Customs officers had raided her place, cash and jewellery were missing. The raid. Mr. C. Sharp, of the Customs told the court. was carried
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    Council To Hold Talks
    90 5 THE Singapore City Council is calling a special meeting of its Labour Sub-Committee for tomorrow, to hold talks with representatives of the Councils Labour Unions Federation m order to avert a strike. Eleven unions affiliated to the Federation, on Monday issued strike notice on the Council
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    A DELIGHT RARE IN MALAYA
    196 5 GHT was the performance of I m classical dance by m SingaShe will be giving a ince m Johore and m Kuala Lumpur, which she will return [ndia on July 18. L€ first time had a full length -Uha Natyam recital m >re and we
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    HEALING DRIVE
    13 5 A R. Alwi.'s unpaign will beheld 3choni n Jun ior Technical
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    Bar Girl Turned Trisha Rider
    186 5 Bar Girl Turned Trisha Rider A SINGAPORE bar waitress, Asiyah binte Jamiyan (19), was fined $10 by the City Police Court Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereux-Cole-bourne, yesterday, for riding a trisha without a licence. The court was to d by Haron bin Kechot. a lance corporal attached to Geylang Police
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    BURMA AIRWAYS PILOTS STRIKE
    179 5 RANGOON, July 7 (Reuter). British and Australian pilots of the Governmentowned Union of Burma Airways stopped work today because they have to pay a lot of super tax. They say that extra hours of duty being their incomes into the highest super tax. reducing their net
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    TAIPING RED CROSS DANCE
    48 5 TAIPING. Wed. A gala dance organised by the Taiping District of the British Red Cross Society will be held m the Town Hall on July 31. The band of the Malay Regiment, by permission of Lt. Col. J. G. Atkinson, will be m attendance.
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    MENON WILL RETURN TO NEW DELHI TO ASSUME NEW POST
    216 5 MENON WILL RETURN TO NEW DELHI TO ASSUME NEW POST THE Representative of the Government of India m Malaya, Mr. M. Gopala Menon, will bid farewell to this country when he leaves Singapore by AirIndia International on July 18 for New Delhi to take up a new assignment. lr. Copala
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    SCHOOL WILL NOT RE-ADMIT 70 STUDENTS
    262 5 SCHOOL WILL NOT RE-ADMIT 70 STUDENTS Parents Told Of Action .THE Singapore Chinese Catholic High School authorities yesterday wrote a letter to parents of the 70 expelled students, saying that they will not consider re-admitting these students as "they have gone against the discipline and rules as laid down by
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    KEPT FAKED PENS, FINED
    70 5 CHAN TONG HOI was fined $70 m the Singapore First Crimfrial District Court rday for having 38 counterfeit Parker fountain pens m his shop on June 21. Two other people. Lim Chiak Song and Chow Yuc Kwong. were also charged with having 15 and seven counterfeit
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    WE OWE A DEBT TO SVC' NICOLL
    156 5 HOPES that members of the Singapore Volunteer C orps will "set an example to National Sei men m efficiency and demonstrate the true Sei spirit" are expressed m the Colony Governor. Sli John Nicoll's centenary "order of the day" to the V.S.C. today.
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    Attempted Murder Of 3 Alleged
    92 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Dollah bin Yacub. a driver, was tentatively charged m the Police Court today with attempted murder of three Malay women m Jalan Segget, Johore Bahru, at 12.10 a.m. yesterday. He was alleged to have driven his car against Fatimah binte Talib. Kaling
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    PWD Director For Britain
    45 5 Mr. A. Wear, Director of Public Worb. will leave Singapore i 21 for Britain on a three-and-a-half j months leave. He may visit engineering works m Britain. Mr. R.G. Isle- will be acting Director of Public Works during" Mr. Wear's absence.
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    Request Is Rejected
    89 5 AN insurance manager, Robert Ng Soo Lam. who was disqualified from driving for six months on a charge of negligent driving resulting m a collision with a car. m the Singapore First Traffic Court rday. requested the court to reduce the period of disqualification. The Magistrate, Mr.
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    19 5 A Chinese was found hanging m his bedroom m Lorong 25. off Geylang Road, Singapore, yesterday morning.
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    Wrestler To Coach At YMCA
    122 5 Popular Singapore professional wrestler. I,eow Khoiik Sens. has beei ri ffa«j«d by the Chinese V.M.C.A. to conduct a year's training course mi n American all-in wrestling Tuition fees for the whole COniM will I).- S") for members and St> for non-mem bets. Bach student has
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    3 Experts For The Fund
    69 5 THREE experts from the Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance m Britain are being seconded help Singapore run Its Central Provident b und The three men an- Mr. K. R. Malcolm, who will assume the post of Chief Executive Officer <>i the Central Provident Fund
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    BODY WAS AFLOAT
    22 5 THE body of a lour-d infant was found floa Rochore Canal. near Kam pong Java Road. Slngar •rday morn
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    Five-Fifths Majority
    893 6 fFH.; Alliance mountain has laboured and brought orth a mouse. It was mighty impressive labour while it lasted. The earth shook, the dust rose and the skies became dark. Great things were expected to emerge as a result of all this sound and fury. Friends and enemies alike
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    387 6 Review of Views Don't Misunderstand Them '|"HE fact that certain Indian 'leaders' and political organizations In Malaya are to a certain extent 'neutral" m the UMNO-MCA Alliance fight against the White Paper proposals on Federal Elections should not be misunderstood <cia!ly by M. Utusari Melayu. The attr I these "lead
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    1452 6 The White Settler's Worst Enemy KENYA NOTEBOOKS SAYS HIGH LATiMER, the London server's South African Correspondent, j« Ihr violence of his own Imngmmgm, U*> is sensitive f« world opinion, resentful of any Interference tolerant, emotional hnl uilh less colour tonsciou* ness that most of the other uhite commnnitieg o i
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    403 6 We, the PEOPLE Shawcross, Prift The Local Bar Sir,- The presence of Mr. Christopher S h awcr o s s, Q.C.. at the Inquiry into the Constellation disaster and the mooted briefing of Mr D. N. Pritt, Q.C., for persons 'accused m the Courts of this Colony have arov considerable
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    110 6 Sir,— The Alliance leaders' conception of democracy is not as government of the people by the people for the people, but as the peoples power to protect themselves against such occasional errors of a paternal oligarchy as may result m injustice. Hence, the demand for sixty per cent
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    678 6  - A Drop of INK R.B. Ooi By THE Federation Government has just issued a booklet telling the story of the successful resettlement of Permatang Tinggi New Village m southern Province Wellesley. The booklet contair rehash of what had occurred m August 1952 when General Templer dosed Permatang Tinggi, demolished the
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    Nehru Predicts A Change In Asia's Status
    292 7 Nl \V DELHI, July 7, (Renter). p r i me Mm Vehru said yesterday he believed the emc nts issued m Delhi and Rangoon after the the hinesc Premier hou Kn-kii indicated historic change m the relationships of forci Xs written to Pradesh
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    Mars Got Too Close To Ennio
    58 7 si i»»il Rl Ontario. July anadian investifaton slioned a miner d hr taw thirteen feel „ih tl ti* <>f from a m> U it ose d i Kiay, t*.lU when he plan ur n' tn .t bai tors hv iim with a until he
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    Electrocuted His Baby Girl
    8 7 July i to killing
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    TRUMAN TO LEAVE HOSPITAL
    6 7 TRUMAN TO LEAVE HOSPITAL 7: ring
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    MRS. PANDIT AT LABOUR HQ.
    65 7 MRS. PANDIT AT LABOUR HQ. LONDON. July 7 <AFP» Vijaya Lak.shmi Pandit J Unit id General Assembly, who a visit to London, today paid a visit to the Brr Labour Party headquart at Transport Hou She was v. ;i by Party tary-General Mr. M «an Phillips and I nen >f
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    72 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON. July 7. The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot August 21 September 21 October/December 21 id January/March 21 Id. April/June 21 id |uly C.i.t. 21 d. Tone: Quiet Spot £759
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    Enemies Get Together
    38 7 photo. FREN C II Colonel Parieu* <ri K ht) confers with two Yietminh deleSates over the details for the freetag of some 100 wounded Vietminh prisoners of war to the rebel authorities In Indo-China UP
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    7-year-old Girl Raped, Killed
    221 7 MIAMI, July 7, (AP) Judith Ann Roberts, seven-year-old daughter of a Baltimore attorney, was kidnapped from the home of her grandparents today and brutally murdered. Police found the nude and savagely battered body of the little girl m a wooded area just off fashionable Bayshore Drive
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    Death Toll Rises In Holy City
    109 7 Death Toll Rises In Holy City JERUSALEM. July 7 l AP; T) i death toll from dem .^hooting lour la.st night when Rabbi Moshe El Yakim Goldberg of France died of gunshot wounds. Goldberg, 45. was a delegate to the Israel World Congress now convening m Jerusalem. He was shot
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    HILLARY ON HIS WAY HOME
    47 7 KATM pal. July T. (Reutor) Sir Edmund Hilleft here today by air for utta on his way home to Now Zealand. had waited 10 nay? to see members of his N and expedition o n their return from the Barun g'aoier region.
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    NO CHANGE OF JOB FOR KOO
    56 7 TAIPEI. July 7 'Renter) Dr. George Yen. the Chil Nationalist Foreign MinJ today denied the report that Dr. Wellington Koo. the Chinese Nationalist Ambassador to the United Sta has been appointed President of the Examination Yuan Dr. Yeh said Dr. Koo returning to Formosa
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    Snoring: A Love Sign
    73 7 GLASGOW. July 7, (AP). If your husbands snore, ladies, it may be just a sinn they're really fond of you. so says Dr. A. H. Douthwaite. a British physician who discussed the irritating: habit yesterday at a British Medical Association conference. Dr. Douthwaite said snoring: may
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    EAST-WEST UNITY IMPOSSIBLE
    292 7 We Have Tried For Ten Years And Failed— Franco niaht !tt V 7 'u (AP) G f ne^ Froncisc F^"co declared last night that co existence between the Western and Communist worlds is impossible and the free world must beware of "opening breaches through which the enemy
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    His Wife Smokes A Pipe Now
    159 7 LA JOLI A. California. July 7 (AP) The Yale Scientist who belie \e* nis research shoarette smoking contributes to luiifi: cancer and ■cart disease has converted his wife to a pipe. Tm not a continued Pipe smoker yet." said Mn Edward Curler Hammond yester.
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    8 Mau Mau Captured
    36 7 \IROB! (Reuter) men m an Afri an tion hei on bicycles had fired pi into a group of A striking force r^ lv on near the A h as ight Africans nou
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    Miners Drop Bevan For Party Job
    150 7 LONDON. (Roi: Britain s coalminer s d» today not to support their own fellow trade unioni v urin Bevan. if he stands for the vacant treasurership of the Labour Pa: The Mine a Union In a se ,ted for Hugh Gaitskel), former Labour Chancellor
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    GRAHAM RETURNS
    40 7 NEW YORK. July 7 <AP» Evangelist Billy Graham re- turned yesterday from a tour abroad. He said he spoke to more than two million i sons at 300 meetings, lost 20 pounds and had five kidney stone attacks.
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    S'pore Talks Not About Indo-China
    188 7 S 'pore Talks Not About Indo-China LONDON, July 7 (AFP)— A Foreign Office spokesman said today that the four-power meeting ol high-ranking officers which began m Singapore yesterday, was "purely routine talks on military matters" and had nothing to do with the work of jan Anglo-American study group on South-east
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    IKE-FRANCE MAY MEET IN AUGUST
    140 7 WASHINGTON. July 7 <Reuter> Diplomats here expect a Washington meeting between President Eisenhower and the new Premier of France, M. Pierre Mendes France, probably next month —if he is still m office then. The Premier has pron the French National As bly to resign if
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    AUSTRALIA TO STAY 'WHITE'
    78 7 CANBERRA July 7. <AP>— Australian Immigration Mi- nister Harold Holt today firmly reiterated the country's determination to retain < trictive Immigration the "white Australia" poll His statement followed suggestions that India would soon ask Australia to allow n small annual quota of Indians. "Our polie r
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    Lightning Burn
    34 7 XAILSEA. Bon Mire. July 7 'Renter' Lightning burned a fishbone patterned blister on the chest and back of 11-year-old David Parslow when it struck at Nallsea mud throwing him off his bi-
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    Counsel, Judge Clash Over Kenyatta Appeal Case
    375 7 Counsel, Judge Clash Over Kenyatta Appeal Case LONDON. July 7, <Reuter» —Mr. D. N. Pritt. defence counsel, yesterday clashed with Lord Goddard. the Lord Chief Justice, when Jomo Kenyatta and four other Africans asked the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council for special leave to appeal against Mau Mau convictions
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    Pay Your Landlady: Flynn Told
    104 7 LONDON, July 7 (UP) A British judge v grjered Hollywood hla landlady within days or go to jail Im angrily contended the landvercharged h; The scene was the Wi minster County court c did not include Plynn >lly. He was m town out out of
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      938 8 Nuclear -Powered Planes By 1960 BOMBAY, July 7, (AFP). Dr. Hall L. Hibbard, Vice-President of the United States Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, declared here that by 1960 the United States would be m a position to operate nuclear-powered aircraft. Dr. Hibbard said these m ma IT planes would be capable of
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    He's Here To! Study Trade Possibilities
    189 9 TRADERS from the Netherlands are endeavouring to participate more actively m the trade of the Southeast Asian cour*ries With that end m view representatives of Dutch factories and manufacturers are constantly sending their representatives to this part of the world to explore trade possibilities
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    NO RUBBER FOR CHINA' STAND BY THAIS
    282 9  - NO RUBBER FOR CHINA' STAND BY THAIS ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By Standard Special Correspondent BANGKOK, July 7 Thailand has strongly reiterated her tr position on rubber: no rubber whatever will be shipped to Red C!.; ia. "Thailand is a member of the United Nations and must abide by the embargo
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    BIG DEMAND FOR RUBBER
    49 9 LONDON. July 7, (Reuter). The world consumed rubber as fast as it produced it during May at the rate of 135.000 tons the International Rubber Study Group announced here yesterday. Production for 1954 to the end of May was 687.500 tons and consumption 702.500 tons.
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    Production Of Timber Improves
    145 9 Production Of Timber Improves WISATION of the the timber industry m North Borneo has brought about a marked improvement m product ion. according to the nual report of the Br North Borneo Timber pany Ltd.. published m London receni The chairman of the company. Mr. K.W. Homer. there were great
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    A Big Deal With Reds
    76 9 LONDON. July 7: (Renter) Russia has ordered or ranged to buy fronn Britain goods up to £100,000.000 if Britain grants the necesi rt lirences, Mr. Ha >n a former Labour Trade Minister told the House of Commons yesterday. Mr. Wilson said Russian authorities told him
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    RI Economic Conditions Grave
    145 9 RI Economic Con di t ions Grave LONDON. July 7: (Rev-! ter) Economic conditions m Indonesia were described as "grave" m a report of a meeting of the Indonesian •iation (Incorporated) published yesterday m the independent newspaper The Tin* The association met m London four days ago when a re-
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    MARKETS
    141 9 THE rubber market In 3 pore yesterday closed 'ly at 71* cents per Ib first grade rubber fa y shipment, a drop of U lay's levels The market v. all day, opening very lower and at noon moving a t around 71 cents per Factories bought small quanmi« c
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    SHARES
    145 9 ui\i JHE local shanyesterday industrial niued to be firm whiu^Tir.s 'ned erratic. )ber es had only restri. lings. The turnover of b was small In all sectio •MM MKI;t! liuv. i, p| Gammon 3.08 J-'tk W. 2.85 cd 1 150 i xd M. Publishing 2.50 M. Bm 3.35 Robinson
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    PRODUCE
    147 9 PRODUCE market pi Singapore remained a!> from Tuesday yesterday, with on Miess passing. Copra was a quiet an dull market all da. quotations about the on Tuesr Coconut oil sellers at P.-nang mdi. U per picu] but hardly any busines: ported. Copra prices f v Messrs. Holiday. Cutler Hath
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    Chamber's Congress
    78 9 MONTREAL, July 7: (Reuter) The 15th congress of the Inter Chamber of Commerce w: c held m Tokyo on May o 21, 1955. Mr R. C. Berk President of the C ouncil of the Inter Chamber, announrr Mr Berkinshaw "In growing .> imports r 'he Far i•■ ion
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      260 9 tilflbner By AlCapp AUeY OOP By V. 1\ Horn/in The Heart Ol Juliet Jones Bf Stan Drak J_j Ju^-'f. w^£^-' MOSBy Mtss jdn£S, *< tub business I dio ep<soh marconi, pcu. wan<s abouhd a^a j MXTVS SOT A >f IP POP'S BOSS WORLD TWEKC ARE TWO WND* U»BORA7O«ES WAITING MQ/
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      693 9 im mm 1 M Melody Mixture: 8 am. fcTu gAponcj do Sc»^ io i« e; j.'- til MALACCA ■'I fl M M r W i\ j Martin Orch: 130 News: 145 HEP- "£?s Gene Krupa Orch: 2 p.m For CAPITOL: Chandra!e:ka 1, 5 and P-^P*^. Schools: 5<H pm Calling All
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    THE FATAL LADY
    1219 10 This is the third instalment of the murder thriller THE STORY SO FAR IN LONDON. Peter Hey wood meets a fellow Sooth African, tlarcourt Bellamy, who is a distinguished lawyer. Bellamy Is sommoned back to Johannesburg by cable. Robert Moore, who is engaged to Bellamy's ward. Lucy
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    368 10  -  Rita Del Mar I By 1> YOl'R IiIKTIIDATK WIJ BIRTHSIGN 5 ARIL- a 21 to April J 19 Team work co-operation, < willingness to accept leader- > ship from others works to your advantage m the after- noon and evening J TAURUS-April 20 to May 20
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    ENOUGH TO HANG HIM
    1678 10  -  GLENN CARR By to me. though "bell" might have been all he could pronounce, m his dying state, of the name 'Bellamy'! But I was m England at the time as you can testify and a method of pushing a man out of a window from
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    RECORDS OF NEWCOMERS
    1855 11 Musical Comedy Bred On The Best Lines By WINDSOR LAD OF the newcomers who will be making their debut at the Singapore Turf Club's July meeting, much interest will be centred on Musical Comedy (late Blackwood), Star Sapphire, Gardenia (late Golden Cage), Easy Street, Abington and Blue
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    New Rule In Tennis
    79 11 PARIS. July 6. (Reuter) The International Lawn Tennis Federation today adopted a proposal on a new foot fault rule. Main feature of the new rule which will be enforced for a period of two years is that it allows a swinging foot over the baseline while
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    Pemudas Win
    25 11 1 TAIPIXG, Wed. Pemuda UMNO played a grand game to beat the Chinese Recreation Club by four a goals to two I yesterday.
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    Von Nida Leads But Locke Is The Favourite
    370 11 SOUTHPORT, Lancashire. July 7. (Reuter).— With the qualifying rounds over and the scores accomplished expunged, 97 amateur and profession al golfers start today on their main quest for the British open golf championship still regarded as top world's major event. While the
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    SPORTS AT KAMUNTING
    51 11 TAIPIXG. Wed -All Sa, School. Kamutt'. third annual before a larg- of well-wishers and P The iriter-house keenly contested an pionship honotii by Blue House. Syed A!» Victo Jin m I I sion. while Mohi Yu champion m the B Divi Mrs. A. R. Bruce vay the
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    Palio Beats Willy L
    332 11 Palio Beats Willy L TWO of Penan- trailer ally Bagby's candidates took the eye at yest workouts. They were Pali© and Willy L (Bagby). Sent from the half mile, the pair clapped on pace on approaching the **thr«*e" to run the trip m Palio. on the inside, was well on
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    MEDICOS WIN
    30 11 KUALA KANG.SAR Wed The Medical Club Kuala X <* WakeflcM S m the Perik Medical a badi Ipoh on Sund The Wikefield Shield pre.ser.t. i :T of the t
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      794 11 mmmmm MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, JOHORK RENDERS are invited for the supply to the Medical Department. .lohore for the Year 1954 the following:— (1) Boots Shoes for Medical and Health btair according to indidividual measurements. (2) Rubber Canya s Sho«s (Tennis Shoes Colour Brown and White) for Menial Staff. Separate tenders, which
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      29 11 NOTICE OFFICE AND CODOWNS TENDERS are invited for the leasing of Office and Godowns (former NAAFI buildings) behind Orrliard Motors, Pudu Itoifd. Full particulars from Box T. 1700 s.s.
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    BANTAM FIGHT
    45 12 BANGKOK. July 7, (Reuter).— The fight for the world bantamweight championship between Thailand's Chamroen Songkitrat and France's Robert Cohen is scheduled for Bangkok's National Stadium on Sept. 19. it was stated by Police Brigadier General Pichai Kulavanich at a pre- trence here today.
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    Traction Move To The Top In Bid For Double
    374 12 SINGAPORE Traction Company, m their bid to score double honours this season, moved to the top of the lea&ue and cup table when they whipped Sime Darby 5—2 m a Singapore Business Houses Group "B" match at Sepoy Lines yesterday. Traction
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    500,000 Welcome German 'Heroes'
    218 12 500,000 Welcome German 'Heroes' MUNICH, Germany, July (AP) Germany's world champion national soccer team were welcomed as heroes by 500,000 fan s here >t«-rday m the biggest ovation ever recorded m this rity's history. A afening roar of "Hurrah" .Vclcome Home" sounded wncn the team's special train pulled on to
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    SWING BP OFFICIALS
    106 12 SWING BADMINTON Party offic <cted at the 7th annual general meeting held recently were: Patrons: Messrs. H. A. Forrer. Lee Chee Shan, and Baey Kirn Swee. President: Mr. Lee Sok Kwang (Re-eieeted); Vice President: Wee Kirn Seng (Reelectod); Vice President: Mr. ng Hin; Hon. Secretary: Lini Hock
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    GEC Win On New Courts
    101 12 G.E.C BADMINTON Club beat Joseph Travers Company by four g?mes to one m the first match played on the floodlit courts of the GEC at Bukit Timah Road on Monday night. Joseph Travers Co were selected as first opponents of the GEC as they were
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    Wanderers Lose
    29 12 POLICE Training School beat Bukit Timah Wanderers 2 l m a friendly soccer match at Thomson Road yesterday. Bell scored two goals for PTS and for Wanderers.
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    CROWD HELPED DROBNY
    174 12 CROWD HELPED DROBNY MELBOURNE, July 6: (Reuter) The centre court crowd undoubtedly helped Jaroslav Drobny to win the Wimbledon championship according to Mr. Harry Hopman, manager of the Australian lawn tennis team m a despatch to the Melbourne Herald today. Mr Hopman declared that within five minutes of the final
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    Fraser And Neave Still Pointless
    315 12 FRASER NEAVE are still pointless after four outings. Yesterday Mercantile Bank beat them s—o5 0 m the Singapore Business House League and Cup group "A" game played at Geylang Stadium. The man responsible for this handsome victory was Rahim Omar who scored four of the
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    3 Unbeaten In Junior TT League
    129 12 3 Unbeaten In Junior TT League THREE teams remained unbeaten when the Singapore Table Tennis Association junior inter club league were concluded at the Happy Table Tennis Centre last night. They were: Shi'.ng Wah (Red) m Group "A"; Tiong Bahru (Blue) m Group "B" and Chinese V.M.C.A. (Red) m Group
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    HAMZAH BEST RAF ATHLETE
    496 12 SEVEN RECORDS were shattered at the Royal Air Force (Singapore and Malaya) athletic championships at SeleUr yesterday. Sgt. Hamzah, Changi champion, was the best performer when he won the 100 yards, 220 yards and long jump. The Morrison Trophy for team championship was won by Changi
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    STARLIFT BP
    45 12 STARLIFT Badminton Party officials elected at Bukom recently were: President: Chia Buck Phuang (re-elected); vice-president Leong Shui Thin; hon. secretary: Michael Han (re-elected): hon. treasurer: Tan Bah Khim (re-elect-ed); hon. auditor: Clyde De Silva; hon. captain: Albert Lim; committee: Wong Ah Kwee (re-
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    43 12 HOLY Innocents' English School sports will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. on St. Gabriel's School ground. Upper Serangoon Road. Two events for old boys are timed at 5.20 and 5.45 p.m. Mrs. Ec "Peng Liang will give away the prizes.
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    Record Run By ACS For Frisby Cup
    201 12 Record Run By ACS For Frisby Cup ANGLO CHINESE School's Goh Keng Wah. Tan Chee Chai, Syn Wai Him and Siak Chong Leng slashed 3.5 sees off the half mile inter-school relay record of 1 mm 39.6 sees when they beat Raffles Institution and Victoria School for the Frisby Cup
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    Weekend Cricket
    213 12 ARMY cricket team versus the Singapore Recreation Club at Nee Soon on Sunday at 11 a.m. will be: Capt. P. D. Short. Lcpl. C. B. Flinders, Pte D. Dent. WO II C. R. Barron, Sgmn A. G. Jackson. Major R. A. Whitmell. Major B. G. Duggan (capt). Major
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    Results, Latest Positions
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    BADMINTON TIES FOR SATURDAY
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    CLOSE CALL BUT OTEC MAKE IT
    364 12 OTEC, SBHFA Senior league champions and only unbeaten team iroup 'A' of the League and Cup competition, kept intact their n rO uH n >y beating Hongkong Bank 2—l at Farrer Park yesterday. But it was all c 'Putting everything into a great 39-minute
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    SHELL RALLY EARNS POINT
    321 12 PULO BUXOM Sports Club drew 2— «> Shell Sports Club m a SBHI A League^H the Group 'A' match played at the Pava Lebir n yesterday. Shell tallied m the second half Y ri|n two goals. j _U^i Shell were at sixes and sevens m the
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    VI's 5th Victory In Row
    141 12 VI 's 5th Victory In Row runs m a rei on SJ I r u nd yesterdir*! wo n all th< VICTO Eric v, S. V. Ta F 1 i b I Sim Lye W b E. 1 Gan Kee Hee cJtb Tessesohn I A. Pert I Tambiraj b E.
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      56 12 Today's Sport SOCCER: SAFA Div. 1: Kota Raja vs PBU; Div. 3 A KML vs Alexandra FT Geylang; SHB Police vs SCSA SHB; Div 3B Govt. Printing vs Tampenis Rovers CYMA; Div 3C Customs SC vs Farrer Juniors -^BODCA. ATHLETICS: Bedok Girls School sports; Telok Kurau English School. Johore English
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