Singapore Standard, 9 July 1954

Microfilm: NL4525
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    20 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD IBL jfc ft\ M. Vol. V. No. 7. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 9 f 195^ TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    RAUB MAN WINS THE $100 PRIZE
    128 1 RAUB MAN WINS THE $100 PRIZE gfgfdg nous badminand first The Singaindard's new Quiz Contest on Mon- 30 minutes m The d office to pick r out of two ible finalists. •ral panel two possi- nearly 6.000 Mr. Wong separate containing h entrant. The Reasons did Mr. Wong :ames until
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    Turn To P. 2 For Today's Puzzles
    152 1 Turn To P. 2 For Today's Puzzles contact; this is quite new." Clue No. 2 <This advertiser stores up many good things for the present and future.) "CHUNG KHIAW BANK. Here, by the mere action of banking, the >n doing so stores up good things for the future." Clue No.
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    UNDERSEA STATUE
    87 1 Italy. July 8 (AP)— ltalian divers are searching raten cf Italy's Riviera coast for a likely site on h to eroct an underwater statue of Christ. The 1 planned to be visible m the clear water heavily-travelled highway along the shore, t-foot bronze figure will be sunk into
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    BIG BANDIT DRIVE
    808 1  -  K. C. ARUN 200 Paratroops Drop Into Perak Jungle OPERATION COVERS 250 SQ. MILES By Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Lieut-General Sir Geoffrey Bajirne, GOC Malaya, today personally launched from 5/000 feet up m the air, the largest ever operation against a large concentration of high-ranking
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    BIG ALLIANCE MARCHES IN 3 TOWNS
    247 1 BIG ALLIANCE MARCHES IN 3 TOWNS THE Alliance staged mammoth processions m three towns yesterday m Kuala Lumpur, Alor Star and Kuantan. The Selangor Alliance presented a petition to the Sultan at his Palace. In the open grounds of the Istana Selangor, a gathering of nearly 6,000 men and women
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    JET KILLS 4 IN CRASH
    77 1 3 Homes Ablaze KANSAS CITY. Kansas. July 8 (UP) A jet plane crashed m a residential area near Kansas City's downtown business district yesterday killing at least four persons, including the pilot. The plane clipped a small frame residence with such impact that it collapsed,
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    UN Boat Crew Safe
    54 1 MUNSAN, July 8 (Reuter) —The crew of the United Nations civil police boat which was fired on by Communists when it ran aground on a sand bar m the Han river estuary yesterday, escaped injury and the boat was refloated late last night. United Nations Military
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    Nehru Opens River Dam
    50 1 NANGAL. Indian Punjab. July 8 (Reuter) Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, today pressed a button which released the waters of the Sutlej river into the Bhakara canal, the world's longest, which will bring life giving water to 4.000.000 acres of one of India's famine belts.
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    LIBRARY SITE IS SELECTED
    37 1 KANSAS CITY, July 8 (AP) Harry S. Truman's hometown of Independence, Missouri, was selected on Wednesday as the site of a $1,750,000 library to house the papers of the former president's political career.
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    No 'Legs' For Miss Norway
    38 1 NEW YORK, July 8: (AP) A 19-year-old Norwegian girl arrived here Wednesday for the forthcoming Miss Universe contest at Long Beach, California. She refused, politely, to Kose for photographers with er legs exposed.
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    SEEING THE U.S.
    25 1 WASHINGTON, July 8, (AP) —Carmen Franco, daughter of Generalissimo Franco of Spain arrived here on Wednesday night for a two weeks' visit
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    Tecs Hunt For Maniac
    45 1 MIAMI, Florida, July 8 (AP) —Moving swiftly to crack the brutal kidnap-murder of little Judith Ann Roberts, homicide detectives grilled more than 30 men during the night and early today and reported "very good leads" In their hunt for the killer.
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    Lord Montagu Struck Off
    36 1 LONDON, July 8: (Renter) Lord Montagu of Beaulieu and Mr. Michael Pitt-Rivers, his cousin, both imprisoned last March for homosexual offences have been removed from the British Army's regular reserve of officers.
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    Goodyear Workers Down Tools
    120 1 Goodyear Workers Down Tools CINCINNATI. Ohio, July 8 (Reuter)— A breakdown m contract negotiations today brought the first strike m eight years to Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Company plants. The United Rubber Workers called on its 23,000 members m Goodyear plants to quit work m ten cities last mid-night. First
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    Mendes-France For Geneva
    31 1 PARIS. July 8 (Reuter).— The French Prime Minister, M. Pierre Mendes-France. plans to leave on Saturday for Geneva to attend the Indo-China conference, informed quarters said here today.
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    Black Rain
    26 1 GIFU. Japan, July 8 (AP)— Black raindrops fell for two hours today m the nearby western Japanese city of Majima. Kyodo News Service reported.
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    'Britain Should Bow To U.S. Leadership'
    200 1  -  Bishop Garbett Says YORK, England, July 8 (Reuter). Dr. Cyril Garbett, Archbishop of York, said today that "If the tension which now unhappily exists between us and the United States is not reduced the results may be disastrous to International peace." Britain should always
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    Rebels Lose 110 In Two Ambushes
    284 1 Gen. Ely Back In Hanoi SAIGON, July B—A8 A Franco-Vietnamese mobile unit today ambushed a group of Vietminh at a point 20 miles south-east of Hanoi/ killing 40 and capturing 39. In another clash north of the Red River delta, about 30 miles north-east
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    Actress Weds Playwright
    41 1 HOLLYWOOD. July 8, (AP) Swedish born actress Viveca Lindfors and George Taborl. writer and playwright, were married July 4, they disclosed yesterday. Witnesses Included the bride's three children by previous marriages, Jan, 11; Lena, 9; and Christopher, 2.
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    CHILD SELLING ALLEGED
    44 1 TOWSON. Maryland, July 8. (AP)— Frank Mcßoberts of Painesyille, Ohio, and his wife are being held for investigation of alleged child-selling. A woman detective, posing as a buyer, said M. C. Roberts offered her an eight-year-old girl named Linda for US$74.
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    BURTS 5th CHILD
    19 1 ACTOR Burt Lancaster yesterday announced m Hollywood the birth of his nfth child, a girl. AP
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    LEVER PLANT MEN STRIKE TODAY
    323 2 Workers Plan To Set Up Pickets At Factory Go/es KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Workers the Lever Brothers Bungsor Factory will go strike from 8 a.m. tomorrow. All those Ju filled m secret ballots voted for a strike The workers have prepared to set up pickets at
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 2 HONGKONG, July 8: Special Standard Service; Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were: $15.60 v £1 sterling; $5,795 to US$l; $1,821 to Malayan $1; $0,188 to one Indonesian Rupiah, Gold $252,125 to 1 tael.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    98 2 COMMODITY PRICES < I OSlNGnbn (cents per lh.) m pore on Thursday wrn»--u ,t, X"*"* s 'Hers No 1 X S.S Spot Loose 70 i No. 1 X S.S. TM No. 2 R.S.S. 70; m No. 3 R.S.S. 6 7oJ Tone: Steady TIN Pi: rhe price ol tin terdav wa^
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    BOY CHARGED WITH MURDER
    33 2 PEN AN G. Thi boy, aged 16. Hai was tentai the Se the murder Teong at the of the Anglotinuation Bch on July 7. The case «ras July 14
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    Unity Of Chinese And Malays Hailed
    440 2 Unity Of Chinese And Malays Hailed t? From Page 1 appointment of a special independent commission to Malaya to Inquire into Constitutional reforms m the Federation. The petition adds: "Your Highness will no doubt realise that with the introduction of Federal Elections. it is necessary to have a special independent
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    Outram School PTA Officials
    135 2 AT the annual general meet- J ing of the Outram School Parent-Teacher Association, Singapore, the following were elected office-bearers for the year: President: WWee c Kirn Wee. Vice- j Presidents: Eric Choa and H. S. Tann; Hon. Secretary: F.C. Fong: Hon. Treasurer: Leone S Headmaster C'A.
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    BUS COMPANY HEAD IS FINED
    53 2 TAY AH TIN, managing director of the Changi Bus Company Limited was fined $10 m the Singapore «ity Police Court yesterday for using a building m Changi Road and its compound for the purpose of parking, storing and repairing motor vehicles without a licence from
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    Claims Trial To Escape Charge
    56 2 PENANG, Thurs.— Gan Chian Lee, 24, was charged m the Magistrate's Court today with escaping from the custody of Constable P. Nadarajan, after he had been detained for allegedly causing hurt In committing robbery. Gan claimed trial to the charge and was ordered to be
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    Woman To Stand Trial At Assizes
    99 2 A 42-year-old Kuala Lumpur woman. Cheong Lin Hoe. who is alleged to have sold a 16-year-old girl, Wong Ah Kum, to a milk vendor for $1,000 to be his wife was committed yesterday to .stand trial at the next Singapore Assizes. In committing her
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    FILLIP TO BREEDING
    93 2 PENA NG. Thurs.— In order to encourage high standards of stock breeding within the Settlement, the j committee of the Penang Agricultural Show has decided to issue special cert ificates to winning exhibitors m the livestock and padi tions. The object of these certificates, which will be
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    CIVILIANS IN NAVAL ACTION
    64 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Civilians from Negrl Sembilan yesterday were taken on board two Royal naval ships to watch a bombardment of "pin-pointed" targets m the Labu forest area by the ships' four- inch guns. Over 100 Chinese and Malays watched the operation from the frigates HMS
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    Full Moon Day For Buddhists
    54 2 PENANG. Thurs— The devotees of the Mahindarama Buddhist Temple at Kampar Road will be celebrating "Asalha" (full moon day), on Wednesday, July 14. The yen. K. Gunaratana Thera will preach the Buddha-Dhamma m Hokkien at 12.30 p.m. The reciting of the "Parittas" will take place
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    Man (Advised To Join Monkeys) Gets 14 Days
    92 2 PENANG, Thurs. A 34-year old Indian Seeni who behaved indecently mi n Beach Street o n July 2 was told by the Magistrate today that if he wanted to do that sort of thing:, he should Join the monkeys m the Botanical
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    NEED FOR AIRSTRIP IN SEREMBAN
    251 3 NEED FOR AIRSTRIP IN SEREMBAN Controversy In Town Council SEREMBAN, Thurs.— Lack of an airstrip m Seremban was once again the subject of an attack by a Nominated Member of the Town Council, Mr. Gordon Hinds, at today's Council meeting. Mr. Hinds said two factions the Public Works Department and
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    HARIDAS IS APPOINTED ADVISER TO G.H.
    183 3 HARIDAS IS APPOINTED ADVISER TO G.H. DX GOP A I HARIDAS ls >r*t?rday appointed I onsoltaat Peiiatrimn t<> the Singapore Cieneral I by the governor. ir John Nicoll. This appointment n^ title WP re conferred m recocnition i)r llaridas' long and tnrioni M-rvice and of abilitf I teacher, doctor ;«nc
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    Aided Father— Cave Reds Food
    162 3 2 For Approved Schools JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Tay Boon Bek and Tay Boon hoo, two minors who had assisted their father m supplying foodstuff to terrorists at Ponti.m. were admonished and discharged by Mr. N. L. m tin <>ns Court yesterday. Their elder brother and
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    Russian Tankers Move
    61 3 Russian Tankers Move THREE F tankers, and MajSingapore r arrival, lered rday to the m Anby loc port authori- I >ter Attold The no special In the move. The d to the where or disoil> car- yesterday h are carryps of rs and •he Westra li r stands >ne of
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    4 Years For Supplier
    32 3 BAHRU., Thurs.— ntenced m Kluang to ur yean* im- Lng m posat ik New of supthe use of m pleading aid that wrong. Led rice. r and wh*
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    SCHOOL BURGLED
    69 3 G, Thurs. Lee 19. was .sentenced I'ahang Sessions y to six imprisonment for 1(1 .^■•hool. GHADUATION dinner was held at Lim's Cookin* Institute. 117 Road on £2n-day nis'.t at which eight students received their certificates 19^ 0^ of the students from left to ri*ht, Mrs. M. E. Richards,
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    $15 Bribe Costs Him $80 Fine
    106 3 PENANG. Thurs.— A WelOfficer of the Penang Harbour Burl. Mr. A. Maliapen. was commended by Group Capt. G. V. Howard m the Magistrate's Court today for his prompt action m bringing a corruption case to tli e proper authorities. When a rubber tapper, Ibrahim
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    SULTAN TO SEE INDIANS
    67 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Sultan of Selangor has agreed to see a delegation from the Selangor Indian Congress at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow. The delegation will ask for the reservation of seats for Indians both at the State and Federal levels and for an elected majority m
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    Adult Classes Hold Social
    55 3 PARIT BUNTAR, Thurs. The Adult Education Association of Nibong Tebal held an enjoyable social at the AngloChinese School. Nibong Tebal last week. M^re than 100 men and women, all pupils m the Adult Education classes, attended the social which was organised by Mr. Lim Teik Hoe
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    Free Bus Ride Costs Him $100
    122 3 Free Bus Ride Costs Him $100 S. VEERAPAN. who tried to obtain a free ride on a Singapore Traction Company bus by posing as an employee of the company, was yesterday fined $100 m the Singapore Sixth Police Court. He was convicted on a charge of cheating the Singapore Traction
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    Fund-Raising Committee
    46 3 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Thur. A working committee has been set up "by the Indian Teachers' Union. Penang and Province Welle^ley, to find ways and means of raising funds for a union building. This committee was formed following the last meeting of the Union here recently.
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    Pickpocket Caught In The Act
    63 3 Pickpocket Caught In The Act A PROWLING Singapore pickpocket pulled up with a shock yesterday when, just after relieving a Malay of his pen. he felt a tap on his back. He turned round to face a detective who beckoned him to follow him to the station. Equally shocked was
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    Kelantan Padi Show Opened By M. Besar
    124 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Kelantan State Padi Showwas officially opened Bharu this morni: the Mentri Be>ar, Kelantan, Tungku Sri Maharaja. Although Kelantan has the largest acreage under padi. the yield is not favourable compared with that of other States," the Mentri Besar said.
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    Postings & Transfers
    129 3 Postings Transfers RAUB. Thurs.— The following postings took place here recently: Mr. S. Shanmugam. Indian Co-Operative Officer Pahang. and secretary of the Pahang Cricket Association, has been transferred to Ipoh. Mr. Kok Kin Sen, Chinese Co-operative Officer. Pahang. will cover up his duties. Police Inspector Ismail bin Mahmud has been
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    Newsmen Urge Publicity For Crown Agents
    156 3 AFTER a three-hour tour of the London Headquarters of the Crown Agents this week, the five journalists from the Federation, Singapore and Hongkong, who are the guests of the Bri- tish Government, urged that the true story of the Crown Agents be told to
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    Thuraisingham Denies He Sought To Join Alliance NO QUESTION OF COALITION-NEGARA
    266 4 Thuraisingham Denies He Sought To Join Alliance NO QUESTION OF COALITION-NEGARA KI'ALA LUMPtK. Thurs. Dato E. E. C. Tbu raisingham today denied that he ever made any proposal to Tungkn Abdul Rahman, president of UMNO, for the Party Negrara to join the UMNOMC4 Alliance. The Party Negara m a press
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    ALLIANCE WILL DROP THE 'REBELS'
    436 4 ALLIANCE WILL DROP THE 'REBELS' Despite Boycott Call Off I KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Alliance will not take back "rebels" within its ranks, The Standard was told today. They will be disowned by the Party, an Alliance source said. "Rebels' of the Party were those who did not resign from
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    Sri's First Colony Visit
    98 4 SRI Seohdari. (above) hostess of (.aruda Indonesian Airways had a look at Singapore yesterday from the air for the first time m her flying career. She had been with G«m4a for over a year and had been to Manila, Bangkok and other places. She only came
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    Dealers Say Don't Abolish Petrol Kiosks
    117 4 THE Singapore Government will lose about $2,000,000 if the City Council abolishes the 24 kerbside petrol pumps, the Automobile Accessory Dealers' Association has pointed out m a letter to the Council. The future of these kerbside pumps will be determined at the Estates and
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    Character Training
    98 4 THE Bishop of Singapore. Rev. H.W. Baines, explained the meaning of charity to the boys of the Gan Eng Seng School yesterday morning, when he addressed them on "What is Charity." Other speakers during the week m which the School held its third annual series of character-training talks,
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    On His Way To Formosa
    72 4 MR. Thong See Fang, the General Secretary of the Overseas Chinese Patriotic Association "Save China Movement" of Nationalist China arrived m Singapore yesterday from Australia enroute to Formosa. He was sent to Australia by the Nationalist Government two weeks ago to acquaint the Chinese there
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    3-MTH. COURSE ON CALCULUS
    41 4 THE Singapore Study Group Movement invites applications for a three month course on Elementary Calculus, including differentiation and integration. Applicants need not have any previous knowledge of Calculus. The course begins on July 21. Fees are $12.
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    12 MORE JOIN NANYANG U.
    29 4 THE Nanyang University has 12 more new members making a. total 1,492 members' Each member pays $1,000 membership fee for the Univerity's Endowment Fund.
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    THEY'LL GET AID WHEN SACKED...
    132 4 ALL members of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association have to contribute 50 cents each to any member who is sacked for inefficiency, provided he has been a member for six years. Thi was approved at yesterday's annual general meeting ol the Association The following
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    Talk Was Private, Says The Tungku
    115 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. Tungku Abdul Rahman. President of the UMNO, told The Istandard yesterday, that m his conversation with Dato E. E. C. Thuraisingham on Tuesday, the Dato did mention about a coalition between the UMNO and Party Negara. The independent commission which the
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    ACSUMen ProtestOn Transport
    104 4 I ARMY civilian employees have protested the decision of I the Singapore army authorities to charge them tor army transport as from September next. The protest was decided upon by the Executive Committee of the Army Civil Services Union. The Army Command Secretary had informed the Union
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    Body Is Found
    25 4 THE body of a 61 -year-old Chinese. Tan Toon Hua. was found floating m the Rochore Canal by the Marine F yesterday.
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    No Judgment Yet In Libel Suit
    266 4 C. H. I'NBEHAI'N, former managing: director and chairman of directors of Hume Industries (Far Fast) Ltd.. "showed malice since the time he was asked to resign from the managing directorship." Mr. C. H. Smith, coir for Mr. M. R. Swain, the present managing director
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    One Person In Thirty Has A Car
    72 4 One Person In Thirty Has A Car ONE person m every 30 m Singapore onus a motor-car. Thus is revealed m the latest statistics issued by the Registrar of Vehicles. The number of cars licensed as at June, 7vas 32,706. Motor cycles numbered 7.016. Bicycles also increased m number. There
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    FIREMAN'S FIRST DUTY TO SAVE LIVES
    629 5 FIREMAN'S FIRST DUTY TO SAVE LIVES Rescue Expert Tells Crash Inquiry FOLLOWING the crash of the BOAC Constella- tion at Kallang Airport on March 13, many of: the firemen on the scene, concentrated their efforts on trying to put out the aircraft's fire instead of attempting to rescue the 33
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    Terrorists Killed 2,297 Civilians
    96 5 Terrorists Killed 2,297 Civilians LONDON. July 8. (Keuter) Communist terrorist* m Malawi have killed 2.197 Asians and 100 Europeans since the outbreak of terrorism m June 1948. Mr. Henry Hopkinson. Minister of State for Colonial Affairs, save Ultlf fiKiiit-s m a Parliamentary reply yesterday. Between June 1948 and December 1949
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    OWNERS TO MARK OFF CIRCUS LOT
    200 5 OWNERS TO MARK OFF CIRCUS LOT THE owners of a plot of land which juts out into Singapore's Orchard Circus will bring their surveyor and demarcate the land's boundaries on Tuesday if no reply is received from Government by that date. Solicitor for the owners, the British Malaya Trustee and
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    MARCH PAST
    50 5 photo. THF colour party of the Singapore Volunteer Corps, led by their standard bearer. Lieutenant George Newman, marched past the Governor and Commander in-Chief of the Colony. Sir John Nicoll. immediately after the Corp> w.i^ presented with its new colours at a ceremony on the Padang yesterday Standard
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    SVC CELEBRATES CENTENARY
    371 5 Thousands See Nicoll Present Colours To Corps IN a ceremony marked with the grandeur of tradition and filled with historical significant -e. (he Singapore Volunteer Corps yesterday received its Colours from the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Singapore. Sir John Nicoll, on the Padang before thousands of spectators.
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    DEVELOP COLONY CITIZENSHIP
    129 5 DEVELOP COLONY CITIZENSHIP Says Nair MR. M.P.D Nair. Singapore •lative Councillor <Lab Seletan, will make a me the next meeting of the Council to nullify recommendations by the Governor and the Secretary of Btmte tor the Colonies to di franchise all Commonwealth citizens m the Colony under the new con
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    Radio Problems
    45 5 THE Chi.-; En ol Radio Malaya, Mr. M.M. I land, will talk on "The future problems of Radio Malay the Eu Tong Seng Hall ol University of Malaya at 5.:;o p.m. today. This talk la beins; msored by the Ma. n Mathematical So
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    15 Girls Were Found In Anti-Vice Raids
    139 5 OFFICERS of the Social Welfare Department last month carried out an average of two anti-Vice raids a day m Singapore. There i ether raids, states th c Department's monthly report. Fifteen girls were recovered m these raids, but six between the ages of
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    ACCOUNTANCY EXAMS. RESULTS
    223 5 STUDENTS who passed the April/May examinations of the Australian Society of Accountants are as follow: NEW SYLLABUS Preliminary Examination. Foo Tiang Heng. Wong Yong Shin, Hah Khee Loong. Yeong iK Cheong. Accounting and Auditing Lim Yam Poh. Loony I (hong, Lee Boon Huat I 'long Chiew. Poon
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    Gimson's Portrait
    60 5 THE portrait of Sir Franklin Gimson. former Governor of Singapore, will be presented to the City at a special ceremony on July 15 at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Mr. Tan Chin Tuan. Deputy President of the Legislative Council, will make the presentation on behalf of the donors to
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    NEW GERMAN SHIP TO CALL HERE
    47 5 The 10.000-ton I. tein, latest addition to the cargo passenger fleet of the North German Lloyd Shipping Line. is expected to call at Singapore at the end of this month, on her maiden voyage to the Far East from Continental ports.
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    As We Were
    850 6 rrHE Alliance statement on the compromise x arrangement between it and the Government Claims that as a result ot the High Commissioner agreeing to consult the majority party before making appointments to the nominated reserved atS," the position of the majority party and the (i elements would
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    620 6  -  R.B. Ooi By AGRICULTURAL shows have come round again and will be organised m various districts m the Federation for the next two or three months. The biggest of them all used to br that held by the Malayan Agri-Horticultural Association m Kuala Lumpur. Today the
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    82 7 LAVISH SHOW 7qr~32 GIRLS' ORK, July 8 (H Beautiful presenting 32 begin arriving d States to- >: rsc of ded I round of j nd public appemran- af- th lavish thf voar heir at th< finest In .71 11 ho Califor--25 w) n lial the
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    25 7 8. iRr on rtman Anby a court I has been aura imAir annlght. i Royal irtial m for the murptian police la
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    258 7 Jury Disagrees And Edrich Gets A New Trial 8, (Reuter)— agn ci John Bill .nd Eng- drivmd tank. and a W v. i tO fed the ol'fenri living home n bound day m match against '."id's, was re-.ill-male jury said after they had been retired for 80 minutes it was
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    47 7 Photo. HOLLYWOOD ACTRESS Yvonne l>e Carlo arrives at the bmpire. Leicester Square, last week, for the premiere of the film "Happy Ever After." m which she stars with David Niven. She wears a black late and taffeta nylon dress over flesh covered tulle. AP
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    158 7 -Sir Winston Churchill r ed a laugh m the House of Commons yesterday when j answering his first question since his return from Washington and Otiawa: Could he give a list of the former sovereign states who now enslaved, referred to m the joint declaration
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    KOTELAWALA TO VISIT IKE
    46 7 COLOMBO. July 8 R 'Die Ceylon Prime Minister, Sir John Kotelawala. has pted President Elsenhower's invitation to visit the United States early m December, it was annoui here today. Sir John Kotelawala exs to be m Washing from December 6 to 8
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    MAN WHO FLAYED CHURCHILL DIES
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    Verdict For Mdm. Patino
    56 7 PARIS. July 8 (Retltei An appeal court here yesterday annulled a Paris court judgment, ordering Madame Christina Patino to return SI. 173.633 C 419.154 to her husband. Senor Antenor Patino. her Bolivian tin millionaire husband, was stated to have n her the money m Amebefween 1944
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    U.S. SKYHAWK FLIGHT-TESTED
    40 7 EL SEGUNDO. California. July 8. (AP) A successful 45-minute test flight of the i Douglas A4O Skyhawk. America's smallest jet combat plane. announced yesterday. Test pilot Bob Rahn was quoted as saying the flight was "beyond expectations."
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    FOR RUSSIA
    24 7 MANILA. July 8 <AP>— Tin- Philippine cabinet decided ?id a delegation to Soviet Rus la to .survey m- dustrial and agricultural development.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    77 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON. July 8, The following are the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 2 lid. I August 2 lid. September 21 id October/December 2Kd. J.inujry/M.irch 21 id. April/June 21 id. July C.i.f 21 l/16d.
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    MEXICO FLOODS
    35 7 FLOOD waters moving down from I)H Rio flow through Piodras NVgras. Mexico, last week, inundating a large part of the business and residential arras. Ihe river (rested m this area feet— AP Photo.
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    HAD NO FARE SO SCHOLAR STOWS AWAY
    119 7 HAD NO FARE SO SCHOLAR STOWS AWAY NEW YORK. July 8 »AP)— A 14 -year-old New York boy who attends school m Norway was at home yesterday, despite the fact his parents wanted him to spend the summer In Norway and refused to send him money lor the return trip.
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    INDIA, U.S., WILL REMAIN FRIENDS
    189 7 NEW DELHI. India. July 8, (UP). Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru said yesterday India will remain friendly with the United States even if America cuts off economic aid "We m India have L criticised sometimes for accepting aid for our development programme from the United
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    58 7 GEORGETOWN. Br. (.muna. July 8 I AFP) Deposed Premier of British (iuiianu. Di Cheddi Ja&an. started a hunger strike to protest against his 14-houi s-per-day solitary confinement m a 7 -font by 4 concrete prison tell. Other members of the Peoples Popular Party have also j;one
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    Split Is Now Over Chiang
    165 7 UNITKD NATIONS, New York, July 8, (UP). Britain yesterday split with the United States on a vote supporting Nationalist China's participation m the United Nations. The 12-nation Trusteeship Council voted, however, nine to two (Russia and India) with Britain abstaining to appr >ort of Its
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    MINISTER OF TRADE QUITS
    70 7 COLOMBO. July 8 •Renterthe Prime Minister. Kotelawala, set listening to the buds« speech m the House of Representative day he was handed the resignation of the Minister of 'de and Commen The Minister, Mr. R. G. Senanayake. is believed to have resigned because the cabinet did
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    BBC To Get Govt. Granfs
    44 7 LONDON. July 8 ißcii' he British Broadcasting .Corporation is to receive an additional 3,600,000 from the Government durinK the < 1954 55 financial year was disclosed m estimates by the Treasury today. This sum 1 "home services, sound and vision
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    CHARGED WITH PIG MURDERS
    27 7 BERLIN, July 8 (AP) A ■nunist court trial Wedl Germa killing 3,350 pigs operated farm. The prosecution pha deliber i mng the pi
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    HOW TO FOIL THE TAXI METER BANDIT
    124 7 HOW TO FOIL THE TAXI METER BANDIT TOKYO. July 3 An anonymous inventor come to the aid naught taxi company ownvho have b.vn viously powerless to pr< their drivers "from takii major share of the pro: By failing to turn on the r when a p.) enten the taxi, the
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    31 7 MOSCOW. July 8. I Lt. Col. Howard L FVl< hin, -tant military at' United S» !led by ng accused of engaging m air today for B< rlin
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    375 9 Progress Made In U.K., Red China Talks LONDON*, July 8. The Sino-British trade committee reported last night that "satisfactory progress" had been made In the .first two days of 1 talks between a Communist trade mission and representatives of j five British business organisations. A spokesman for the committee which
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    RUBBER: Over 1 Mil. Tons Used
    105 9 RUBBER: Over 1 Mil. Tons Used WASHINGTON B <I'P> The world used 1,002,500 tons of natural and synthi rubber during the first five 1 months of this year, the Com- rnerce Department repc yesterday. Production of natural rubber m the first five monti 687.500 tons, not including an and Chinese
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    CANADIAN DRIED FISH FOR ITALY
    30 9 QUEBEC. July 8 <AI Italy this year will buy US$6OO,OOO worth of dried cod fish, the Quebec Department of Game and Fisheries announced on Wednesd.
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    PAK-TUPKEY PACI
    25 9 PAKISTAN and Till may soon sign a tradt ment. following their recent defence pact and cultural agreements, it was announced m Karachi, yesterday.
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    RUBBER ROADS NEW PRODUCT
    79 9 NEW YORK. July 8. <AFP» The development ol a product which may break the bottleneck that has prevented the widespread use of rubber for roads was announced by the United Si. Rubber Company. The product consists of pellets of unvulcanized synthetic rubber no larger than pencil
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    Rise In U.K. Steel Output Is Expected
    197 9 Rise In U.K. Steel Output Is Expected LONDON, July 7, (AFP). British steel production was expected to reach some 9.500,000 tons m the first half of 1954, a five per cent increase on 1952. The improvement, says I monthly statistical bulktin < 1 the British Iron a:ul S1 Federation, reflects
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    MARKETS
    80 9 X! BBER prices i,. pore 71 1 per Ib. for first g rubber for .July f. «Nt above W Pi"; ned lov. at noon .iround 70j per lb. on a quietly mark Moderate turnovei Th. activit ut on the pa Up- centre only gmall interest. NOON PRICES Sinj Chamber
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    92 9 The M irregular m all yest» ith loss•ributcd thr the list. according |q the Malayan Share-broker ciation. INDUSTRIALS BuyerN Seller! 2.75 2.70 Henry Waiißh 1.82 Hongkong Bank M. Publishing 2 4:. Ma. 1 47 McA $1 3.62 S. Cold <* 470 eel >>rs 2070 :>.• Wearne Bros. 250 MINING
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    138 9 TTTE produce Singapore remained m, all sections with on changes m quotatioi small business passing Copra quotations wor<- i:fntly higher but the niarki-' quiet and at times d t oil sellers at Pennng indicated $50J per pif Copra prices quote Messrs Holiday. Cutler Bath and Co.. Ltd yesterrtnf i
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      408 9 tnj^ ncr By AlCapp] fllley OOP By V. T. Ham/in W\CU PFF^TED IN JTH WCONfi f 5 TOO LATE TO TO TELL IM YOWA' WHY TMtUp BELIEVE i »r^ MAN.' I DOANYTHING /HE CAN COME J Ihe Heart OI Joliel Jones B y s #on o ra fee y^~ AKP
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      806 9 Bati^ela for New Guinea. Mil i ''W \KKI\ AI.S: Marudu from No ~f-Jfe i fS\A 9t f ki a f\ Br J Borneo. I.ab.iici. I < and JBfe M^\ kWI jj> I NQAPOKM pd and President i M W^^^JS^mT STOKi: \RI S(>( IKTV: rxhibition it of modern French art m
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    268 10 who had also turned his attention to the scenery; and he felt a little sick. So long as Lucy remained unmarried. Carter Crossman. her cousin, still had a chance to inherit a large fortune. A month before he was to marry Lucy, Robert Moore had died. A
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    573 10 TIOW would YOU like to spend a carefree weekend In one of Singapore's luxurious seaside resorts? How would you like to spend this vacation In a private suite of your own, m ideal surroundings, with all meals provided and with a pass that
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    Rosewall Lose
    42 11 BASTAD. Sweden, July 7. (Reuter) Ken Rosewall of Australia. Wimb edon runnerup last week was surprisingly beaten by Lennart Bcrgelin (Sweden) m the quarter-finals of the Swedish international lawn tennis championships here today. Berge'.in won 6 4. 6 3. 6—l
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    328 11 DERBY. July 7, (Reuter).— Pakistan have no consistent century maker but their innings of 317 against Derbyshire m the cricket match beginning here today was a further illustration of thesr rungetting capacity all the way down the order. Derbyshire were greatly handicapped by the i of
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    63 11 SINGAPORE Malays will meet Johore Malays m a Ruiers' Shi<« I ompetition match at Johore Bahru Saturday and Sunday at 10 j a.m. earh day. Singapore Malays will be sele Aziz Shanff. Ali Yunous. Abdullah Asgar, A. R. Omar, Aman P;teh, A. Karim. IbraVarshay. Ibrahim Isa. Ismail
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    127 12 SAFA Want Hot Baths At Stadium THE Singapore Amateur Football AsMuiation wants thr City Council to provide hot shower facilities m the rli.tiiKinic rooms at the J.i lan Besar Stadium for the s.\l A suggests that the iiv Council should provide for fund next year for the purchase of an
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    48 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— T following players nave »c-.ed to represent Selagainst Johore m a cer on Saturday m |he TPCA Stadium: > Huck Gay. Cheok Foo. Nararana>amy, Seng Hai. A. Nesbit Philip Rozario, Sulaiman, Mohd foo Khamfe A. Ghani, Christie de Sou 7. 'i, Thasen.
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    279 12 SHE Police Win 15-0, I Jalil Gets 10 WHAT is probably a post-war record for the number of goals scored m any single SAFA league soccer match was set up yesterday by Singapore Harbour Board Police who thrashed Singapore Civil Services Association 15 0 m their Division 3A league fixture
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    158 12 THOUGH Tempenis Rovers beat the Government Printing Office by four goals to nil m their SAFA division 3B encounter on the CYMA ground, the Rovers had to fight hard for their goals. The Rovers are now second m the league table with 19
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    32 12 TOKYO. July 8 (AP)— Flashy Leo Espinosa. of the Philippines, captured the bantamweight boxing championship of the Orient tonight by punching out clear 12-round decision over Susumu Taguchi of Japan
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