The Straits Times, 2 July 1952

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    18 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 PWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1952 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    TEMPLER'S 'MYSTERY' CHOICE
    260 1 Teacher flying out for I top secret Malaya job MYSTERY MAN is coming to Malaya to help the anti-terrorist war. His job is being kept secret. Only Sir Gerald Templer knows it. HIS NAME: A. D. C. Peterson. Before he left London yesterday by air for Singapore
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    Pensioners will get more money
    167 1 IMMEDIATE PAYMENTS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT pensioners, who have been asking for more money to meet the high cost of living, are to be given temporary increases untU a scheme Government is at present working on is finalised. The temporary increase will be for
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    Tenants to become landowners
    77 1 Tenants to become landowners LUCKNOW, Tues. riIHE leudal land system in X U.P. CUttar Pradesh). India's largest state, was abolished at midnight last night with the state taking over lands of 2,000,000 zamindars (landowners). Tenants farming zamindari lands will in future hold their tenure directly from the state and become
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    Government acts in pay dispute
    129 1 Government acts in pay dispute K. I IMIM X, Tues. FEDERATION Government intervened today in vhe wages negotiations between the .Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association and the PanMalayan Rubber Workers' Unions. The acting Commissioner of Labour, Mr. J. P. Biddulph, invited the chairman of the negotiating committee of the workers'
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    VAN BURNT
    18 1 A bandit gang set fire to a newspaper van In the Johore Bahru area of Johore.
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    Reds expel an American
    37 1 HONG KONG, Tues.— Mr. Robert Bryan, prominent American attorney in Shanghai and longtime China resident, imprisoned in Shanghai since February, 1951, was expelled from China and arrived at Hong Kong on Sunday.— UP.
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    RED VICTIM
    17 1 A civilian has been wounded by bandits while working in the Muar area of Johore.
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    MURDERED
    13 1 Bandits have murdered a civilian in the Kota Bafcru area of Kelantan.
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    US RUBBER IMPORTS NOW FREE
    72 1 US RUBBER IMPORTS NOW FREE WASHINGTON. Tues. 4T midnight test night the United States Governnent returned the importalon of natural rubber to jrivate enterprise. Mr. Jess Larson, administrator of the General SerTices Administration, whose »g>ency has bought rubber or the goTernmenit for the >*st 18 months, said the .vorid price
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    Anti-riot test in Singapore
    23 1 Island-wide anti-riot exercises will take place in Singapore between 2.30 and 4.30 p.m. today, with all police ilvisions participating.
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    CID ask KL about him
    54 1 SINGAPORE, CID have asked the FederattoH police for information on a Malay detained in the Colony in connection with Sunday's bomb throwing: in the White House Hotel bar in JaJao Besar. The Malay ws <*e f alred with a C*n?-. rl^o f-om the Federation T*"»
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    ANNA SAYS HER GOODBYE TO BRITAIN
    53 1 ANNA SAYS HER GOODBYE TO BRITAIN HER SLEEVE crested with proficiency badges, Anna Tay, 17-year-old Singapore schoolgirl (top picture), waves a farewell to Britain as she leaves the country to retarn home to Malaya. With five other girb (above), ihe has been taking part in the Girls' Life Brigade's Jubilee
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    Roof fell on children
    69 1 A TWO-YEAR-OLD boy was killed and Its three sisters slightly injured when the roof of a two-storey shophouse in Praser Street. Singapore, collapsed early yesterday morning. The boy, Tay Choon Hup, died soon after admission to the General Hospital. His sisters, Slew Kim, 10. Slew Chuang,
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    BANDITS FLEE
    26 1 Home Guards in the Kuala Langat areas of Selangor drove off bandits who attacked their kampong on Monday night. One Home Guard was wounded.
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    CHILDREN AT GRAVESIDE FOR MR. FORD'S FUNERAL
    390 1 A SOLITARY piper from the Gordon Highlanders, playing "The Flowers of the Forest." yesterday evening at Bidadari Cemetery, Singapore, led a crowd of nearly 300 mourners to the grave of the late Mr. John Ford, director of the Straits Times Press Ltd., and
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    WALK OUT MEN WILL PROTEST TO GOVERNOR
    174 1 SINGAPORE Labour Party is to protest to the Governor, Mr. J. F. Nicoll, against the "unconstitutional and arbitrary*' way the City Council President, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice. acted on the party's resolution for a fully elected council. After a ruling by Mr.
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    It's back to chaos in Egypt
    79 1 ALEXANDRIA, Tues. npwo MEMBERS chosen for A Egypt's new Cabinet uddenly withdrew last night and threw the country back into political chaos, it v/as disclosed today. The premier-designate, Hussein Slrry Pasha, had 13 members ready to take oath of office when the two changed
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    Jap protest on Yalu bombing
    54 1 TOKYO Tues.— The Japanese leftwlng Socialist Party today issued a statement supporting foreign criticism of the North Korean power dam bombings The statement said: "We earnestly hope that America will stop all acts likely to extend the Korean war and likely to cause* the return
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    TRUCE TALKS RESUME
    108 1 TRUCE TALKS RESUME TOKYO. Tues. •THE Korean truce talks resumed today at PanmunJom after a three-day recess. The session lasted 29 minutes and the delegates agreed to meet again tomorrow. Ground action flared up In Easttrn Korea last night when more than 700 Reds attacked In the Heartbreak Ridge sector,
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    Mr. MacD meets the Emperor
    43 1 TOKYO, Tues. The Ccm-nissioner-General for Southeast Asia, Mr. Malcolm MacOonald. was today received -n audience by the Emperor jf Japan. Mr. Mac Donald was introduced to the Emperor by the British Ambassador, Sir Esler Der. ing. Re ute
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    TALAL'S TRIP
    28 1 ALEXANDRIA, Tues— King Talal of Jordan who is returning to the Middle East for medical treatment arrived at Alexandria in the Italian liner Esperla today. Reuter.
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    106-and only one off the record
    182 1 106-and only one off the record KUALA LUMPUR. Tuea ANOTHER five terrorists killed yesterday brought June's known total to 106. But It is more than likely that late reports of more kills will make June the record month of the Emergency. April 1951 at present holds thp record with 107
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    Red morale 'cracking'
    56 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Tues. T\ATO NIK AHMED KAMIL, *J the Mentrl Besar of Kelantan, said here that the morale of the Communist guerillas In Malaya was cracking. He attributed this to lack of support from China and the Soviet Union. Dato Kamli is here on a three months'
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    Korean to die
    44 1 PUS AN, Tues. A SouOi Korean military court hera today sentenced Suh Mm Ho, a leading opposition member of the South Korean Assembly, to death on a charg* of murdering an army officer with a pistol in July last year. Reuter.
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    Allies accuse Russia of brutal mass eviction
    216 2 Allies accuse Russia of brutal mass eviction BERLIN, Tues. THE Allies accused A Russia yesterday of carrying out a "brutal" mass expulsion of Germans in the border area between the Western and Eastern occupation zones. The Western Allied Hl«h Commissioners, protesting against (he expulsions, in identical Notes to the Soviet
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    29 2 KING TALAL of Jordan carries his 5-year-old son, Prince Hassan, in the grounds of the hotel at Lausanne where he stayed daring his recent sojourn in Switzerland. A.P. picture.
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    Destroyers for French Navy
    43 2 PARIS, Tues. The United States has signed a contract for the purchase of three destroyer escort ships to be built in France nrd delivered to the French Navy. Seven destroyer escort ships have now been ordered lor France. A.P.
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    Arms for Norway
    29 2 OTTAWA, Tues. Canada will send 250 two-inch mortars and a supply of auxiliary mortar equipment and bombs to Norway under the NATO mutual aid plan.— U.P.
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    1 die, 46 hurt in worst New York blaze
    71 2 NEW YORK, Tues. ONE of the worst fires in New York roared through a Brooklyn warehouse and 15 other buildings yesterday, driving 500 persons from crowded tenements in a shower of flying embers. Police said one person was killed. Forty-six were
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    Buddhist rites for soldiers
    40 2 TOKYO, Tues. A Buddihist cere nony will be held over the ashes of 26 Siamese soldiers from Korea at Tokyo's great Tsukiji Hoganji Temple this afternoon. Gen. Mark W. Clark, United Nations Commander-in-chief, will attend.— U.P.
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    EGYPT'S NEW OFFER TO SUDAN
    166 2 EGYPT'S NEW OFFER TO SUDAN KHARTOUM. Tues. EGYPT has offered to support constitutional development In the Sudan and to recognise her right to selfdetermination in return for Sudanese recognition of King Farouk's nominal title as King of Egypt and the Sudan. Talks between the Egyptian Government of Hilaly Pasha (which
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    OIL FIRM TO TRY AGAIN
    60 2 LONDON, Tues.— A representative of the Italian oil company EPIM said in Teheran this afternoon that Italy would get 400,000 tons of oil from Persia before the end of this year, Teheran radio said tonight. Another tanker much larger and more powerful than the Rose
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    Malaya mission ends its tour
    45 2 Malaya mission ends its tour TAIPEH Tues.— The goodwill mission organised by pro-Nationalist overseas Chinese in Malaya returned to Taipeh yesterday after a brief visit to Quemoy island. The mission plans to return to Singapore, via Hong Kong and Tokyo, some time this week— Reuter-AAP.
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    FREE PETROL
    13 2 TOKYO. Tues.— Th e Japanese Government today lifted petrol rationing.— Reuter.
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    US army ready for atom, germ defence
    82 2 HEIDELBERG, Germany, Tues. THE United States Army said yesterday that in the past 12 months, more than 22.000 officers and men in its European command have been specially trained to instruct troops about defence against biological, radiological and chemical warfare. All members of
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    BRITAIN TO HAVE DEPUTY CHIEF IN KOREA
    428 3 M.P.s told: Reds able to attack LONDON, Tuesday. GOVERNMENT today announced in the House of Commons the decision to appoint a British deputy chief of siaff, a step agreed between the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, and the U.S. Secretary of State, Mr.
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    Big Three in London
    46 3 THI. BIG THREE foreign ministers pictured outside 1», Downing Street, with the Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill. Left to right): Mr. Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary; Mr. Dean Acheson, U.S. Secretary; of State; Mr. Churchill and M. Robert Schuman, French Foreign Minister.
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    GBS SALE SHOCKS MOSCOW
    106 3 GBS SALE SHOCKS MOSCOW LONDON Tues. A MOSCOW radio commentator tonight described last week's auction sale in London of George Bernard Shaw's letters as "a disgraceful transaction." The Soviet poet, Marshak, said in a broadcast: "Bernard Shaw well knew the stupidity and baseness of bourgeois society but he could hardly
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    BIG RED LOSSES IN BURMA
    81 3 BIG RED LOSSES IN BURMA RANGOON. Tues. DURMESE GOVERNMENT troops, in a 20-day operation, have cleared Communists from thick jungle along the Sitfang River in an area 100 miles east of Rangoon, i the nrmv said last night. Twenty-four Communist barr?cks and 98 tents in the! Jungle headquarters were j
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    Salute for the United States
    49 3 NEW YORK. Tues. The liner Queen Elizabeth today met the new American liner United States and dipped her ensi«n in salute Thousands lined th e rail for a glimpse of the United States which sails on Thursday on her maiden voyage j A .P.
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    Smugglers use a submarine
    92 3 Smugglers use a submarine r_ COMO, Tues TALIAN frontier guards and police were today probing caves and -creeks around Lake Lugano fo r a cigarette-running "pocket submarine* which escaped tnem last night They asked Swiss police to search their side of the nine-mile long two-mile wide Jake. The submarine wag
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    Grantham on leave
    23 3 HONG KONG, Tues— The Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham. left this morning aboard a BOAC aircraft on home leave. Reuter- A.A.
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    Acheson leaves
    28 3 VIENNA, Tues.— The United States Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson. left here by air for Rio De Janeiro after a two-day visit to Austria.— Reuter.
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    The West is stronger in the air
    79 3 f'ONTAINEBLEAU, Tues. rE Allied Air Commander, Lieut.-Gen. Lauris Nori! stad, announced today that the balance of air power in Europe has begun shifting in favour of the West. He said his planes could now give a good account of themselves in a war
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    Tokyo airport now Japanese
    26 3 TOKYO. Tues. United States authorities today returned Tokyo's Haneda airport to Japanese control. It will be Known as Tokyo international airport Reu-ter-AAP.
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    Only the President can help Linda
    111 3 i^N American "soldier has S** LTrSdent I A Truman r~ K O pin adopting f old Korean girl. Master Sergeant Paul ISnyder of California, has d for the girl since she found wounded and crym the frontline on the mL£ orean battlefront months ago
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    LEAVING KOJE
    14 3 TOKYO, Tues.— Canadian troops will be withdrawn 1 from Koje in mid-July
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    REDS KIDNAPPED DODD TOO SOON
    109 3 R.sv™^ LONDON, Tuesday. lOTING on Koje Island was part of a derp-laid Red plot to seize the island for the Communists, a British Government White Paper said last nieht. The paper, published on the eve of a Parliamentary debate on the Korean war, said the
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    Tunis epidemic warning
    47 3 TUNIS Tues. The Neo Destour political bureau today warned local and international authorities that danger of epidemics existed n Tunisian prisons and internment camps. JE^Lx the bureau »aid. were being run on concentration camp lines with overcrowding, bad food and brutality by warders.— Reuter
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    Shields for riot squads
    53 3 TOKYO, Tues. DOLICE at Osaka are re- verting to ancient-style shields with peepholes to combat Communist riot tactics. They are made from fuselages of wartime fighter planes. A police captain said: "In this democratic age of stonetnrowing cold wars, it is essential we arrest people without
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    Cash for Pakistan
    28 3 NEW York. Tues.-Pakistan and the United States yesterJ, s gne d a agreement und"r which the U.S will provid* U552,300,000 for village development.— A P
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    He believes in sea serpents
    84 3 COPENHAGEN, Tues. JHK Danish deep sea expedition ship, the Galathea, returned to Copenhagen on Sunday from a voyage round the world in search of a sea serpent. The ship failed to find one, but the leader of the expedition, Dr. Anton Bruun, of Copenhagen University,
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    LONDONERS SLEEP IN THE PARKS
    89 3 WEATHER^e^s^/om west Europe today said: "Hot— further outlook continuing hot." In London the dawiK w*v hottest for three wars Many thousands of oroin slept out in thp corrmnr* ani ark l r Lon don last night At Hampstead Heath fc»- cream sellers did a busy
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    East may block Berlin trade
    72 3 BERLIN, Tuea.— Nearly 70 per cent, of West Berlin's export goods might be barred from road and rail transportation through East Germany under new measures announced last night by the East German Government. Present trading transport licences are to be abolished on July 15 to
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    Britain replies to Persian protest
    169 3 LONDON, Tuesday DRITAIN has informed the Persian National Bank that an application made in the name of the Persian Government for payment of £1,900 to Professor Henri Rolin, Belgian international lawyei who is conducting the Persian case in the AngloPersian oil dispute in The Hague
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    LONDON STOCKS
    326 3 Small business on Exchange LONDON, Tues. A FAIRLY satisfactory undertone i was evident on the London I Stock Exchange today, despite it J being the last day of the current trading account. But business was very small. In the foreign bond market. Germans were irregular In a fair
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    London tin price
    27 3 LONDON. July 1. Cash Buyers £9681; Sellers £969 Forward Buyers £965; Sellers £965}; Settlement £968 (down £2). Turnover: a.m. 30; p. m 60 tons.
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    U.K. RUBBER
    35 3 LONDON, July I— Spot 27'^d. Aug. 27^d.. Sept. 26% d.. Oct.-Dec. 26'» d., Jan.-Mar. 25' 4 d.. AprilJune 24'jd inomi.i July c.i.f 26 "jd.. Aug. :.i.f. 26 .d., Sept. C.i.f. 26d. Market: Uncertain.
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    K.L. LAWYER IS BOUND OVER
    523 4 Found guilty of giving false information j KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. XL DEVASER, lawyer and Municipal Counc illor, was today bound over by the Kuala L-intpur First Magistrate to be of good behaviour for one year in the sum of $100 on a charge of giving
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    $500 bail on trust charge
    64 4 IPOH, Tues. Cheah Ah Choo, 47. an employee of Radio House Anderson Road, Ipoh, was allowed $500 bail in the Sessions Court today when he appeared in connection with three charges of c./ninal breach of trust involving $145. The offences were alleged to have been
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    Former Malayan dies in crash
    37 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.-A former o.ficial cf the Electri-r-ity Department, Mr. George Dudley Baker, was killed in a motor-cycle accident near Perth Australia, recently. Mr Baker who was 49. left Malaya in 1941.
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    BROKE CURFEW
    41 4 S E G A M A T. Tues.-'We were a bit late when rounding up cur cattle." said two herders. Sathan. 34, and Ponnan. 33. when charged at Sesainat with violating the curfew "at Labis. Each was flr.ed $15.
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    54 4 GOVERNOR OF SINtiAPOttiS. Mr. J. F. Nicoll (leX) drinks the tout to Canada which he uP"l»s^'u P"I» s^' »t >*«» niglits Dominion Day cocktail party held at the Royal Singapore Golf Club by members of the Canadian Association. Sinrapor*. Next to him is Mr Donaldson S. Armstrong, Canadian Trade Commissioner
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    BIG DOG HUNT IN PERAK, SELANGOR
    136 4 BIG DOG HUNT IN PERAK, SELANGOR KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A. SPECIAL "drastic action" order gazetted today authorises dog catchers in Selangor and Perak to ent;r houses and buildings in search of unlicenced dogs, wanted for destruction. "During the present outoreak of rabies the powers in the hands of the authorities
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    Teachers will attend course
    77 4 Teachers will attend course KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A COURSE In physical education will be held at Victoria Institution during tne summer holidays from Aug. 25 to 30. Men teachers from all parts of the Federation will attend. The following week, from Sept. 1 to 5, also at the school an
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    A GIFT, HE SAYS
    50 4 SEGAMAT, Tues.— "lt was not a bribe. I gave him the meney as a present for his> Hari Raya," said Supao, 22, when charged before the Seeamat Magistrate with offer ing SI as a bribe to a Malay, -pecial constable at Bekok. of $300 was allowed.
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    Big future for rubber roads
    220 4 BUGBEE TELLS PLANTERS— IPOH, Tuesday. rnHERE are 21 test stretches of rubber road in 14 states in the United States and two provinces in Canada, Mr. H. C. Bugbee, Associate Director of the Washington Natural Rubber Bureau said today He addressed a gathering of planters
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    Pupils vote for the housewife
    95 4 Pupils vote for the housewife KLANG, Tues rfWE housewife P>ayed a A more decisive part in society than the career woman, pupils of Anjlo-Chi-nese School and Methodist Girls School. Klang, decided yesterday after a debate. For nearly an hour and a half, over 200 pupils and teachers listened to Miss
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    Warship shells Red lairs
    76 4 TELUK ANSON, Tues. Bandit lairs in the outskirts of Teluk Anson town was shelled by the guns of the minesweeper H.M.S. Maenad which anchored in the Perak River early on Sunday. This is the second time since the Emergency that the Navy has been called upon
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    TRADER FINED
    32 4 SEGAMAT, Tues.— For not keeping a proper record of the sale of restricted articles, a shop keeper of Kampong Tengah. Chan Ka, 35, was fined $25 in the Segamat Court.
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    NEWS PHOTOGRAPHER PLEADS 'NOT GUILTY'
    103 4 A SINGAPORE newspaper photographer. Sam Kal Faye. 26, pleaded not guilty in the Second Police Court yesterday to a charge of wilfully trespassing in the City Council Hall on Monday evening. Sam was accused of entering the Council Hall "without satisfactory excuse" Itispectsr T. S.
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    Birds ruined lests in padi fields
    137 4 Birds ruined lests in padi fields BIRDS invaded most of the Government padi! experimental plots during the recent harvest season and ruined the tests in about 20 places in Johore, said Mr. W. N. Scott, State Agricultural Officer, yesterday. "They ate up the crops as fast as they ripened with
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    Now 'utility services'
    65 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. rnHE Penang Harbour Board 1 tuR and lighterage service and ferries in Penang, johore, Pahang,. Kedah Kelantan, Trengganu and Perak have been declared "public utility services" under the Trade Disputes Ordinance The order will be in force for six months, the Government Gazette stated
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    MORE RUBBER CAPPED IN MAY
    59 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— There was a slight increase in the acreage of rubber tapped In the Federation in May compared with April. A total of 1,565,330 acres— an increase of over 4,000 acres were tapped during the month. This amounts to 91.6 per cent of
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    Today's blackout schedule
    320 4 CUB-STATIONS liable to toad sheddlnr today are: DAY Bt. Paaoh, B.A.T.. Trafalgar St^ Anaon R4., Tteac Bahru, Saf* St, Ramah St., Peoples Park, Nano« R* Lam Somi OU Mills, Guan Hin, V. E. n«t»»«fk, l)X. Factory, Elver Valley K4., Killmey K4., Orchard H* Armenian St. Static. Attpiii.
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    Union tells members to continue their boycott
    147 5 Union tells members to continue their boycott WAR DEPARTMENT TESTS 'J'HE executive committee of the Army Civil Services Union yesterday asked members to continue to boycott trade tests for War Department civilian employees in Singapore. In a circular to members, the committee says: "The proposed trade test for War Department
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    He wanted Reds'money
    96 5 He wanted Reds' money NIPOH. Tues. O CHOOI, aged 59, who pleaded guilty in the Assize Court today to having three katis and 12 tahils of pork intended for the bandits, was sentenced to 18 months' gaol by Mr. Justice Thomson. Ng was arrested in Lashah village, Sungei Siput area
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    Negri will ask K.L. for $24,000
    52 5 StREMBAN. Tues. The Negri Sembilan State Council yesterday recommended the application of a supplement ry provision of $***** from the Federal Government to provide furniture and furnishings to Astana Persinggahan. Kuala Lumpur, for the Negri Ruler's use when attending the Conference of Rulers in
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    Camera Club officials
    68 5 Mr. An X Chwee Chai was re-elected president of the Singapore Camera Club at its annual meeting at the Briilv.Councll Hal l yesterday. Other office-bearers elected were: Vice-presidents. Mr. J A. L Pavitt and Dr. C. A. GibsonHill; secretary, Mr. Soh Tech f^B: asst. secretary, Mr. Szto
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    Had bandit documents: 3 years
    129 5 Had bandit documents: 3 years JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. rO Quee Heng, a nsherman of Sungel Buntu, Penggerang. was sentenced by the Sessions Court to three years' imprisonment for having Communist documents His wife. See Sal Yang, who was Jointly charged with him. was acquitted without being called upon for her
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    New Red Cross unit formed
    73 5 PENANG. Tues. A new junior Red Cross unit was formed at Penang Westlands School yesterday at an inaugural ceremony attended by Mrs. Spenser Wilkinson Director of the Penang Red Cross Society. The boys were addressed by Rev. M. Dodsworth, North Malaya District Superintendent. Methodist Mission,
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    Let his cows stray: $15
    39 5 A cowherd, Banham Ram, who allowed 13 cows to wander into the compound of the Improvement Trust flats at Havelock Road, was fined $15 in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. Banham pleaded guilty.
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    $1,000 BAIL ON THEFT CHARGE
    61 5 IPOH. Tues. Somasundram. 37. was charged in the Sessions Court today with theft of six promissory notes totalling $8,098 from a Chettiars shop in Belfleld Street on June 10. Somasundram claimed trial %l Q a frv5 eprese^ ed b y Mr Kit S. Khong. The
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    S'PORE DIARY
    173 5 n Pt'ia koi \Rv QMPIfc weekly c:w.rman." Mr' Alf.-'.d R Hogg P !»T. JOSEPH'S INsmiiio.v centenary Celebrations -urand Concert Br MUP'B^',M UP 8^',' d Olcl Boys <" Chmtia" Brothers Schools 7 pm SPORE art IHtilKt: Talk on "Reucrtorj- by Joan Angel at British Council Hall Stamford Road. 5.30
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    45 FAMILIES TOLD TO QUIT IN 3 DAYS
    98 5 or Kuala Ketil village in Central Kedah hav^> been ordered by the Mentri Besar to quit and reThe squatters, through ree days. their representatives, today appealed to the Kedah State Branch of the Malayan Chinese Association to approach the Government for an
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    New health regulation
    69 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. ITNDER a new amendment to the Emergency Regulations, gazetted today, owners and occupiers of land in controlled areas can be ordered to maintain sanitary and health services. When it is considered necessary for health the owner or occupier of the land, or both, must
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    $5 compensation
    25 5 MUAR, Tues. Tan Kok Whye, whose dog bit a child at Jalan Sayang, was ordered to pay $5 compensation. He was also cautioned.
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    STORM HITS HOUSE IN SINGAPORE
    33 5 THE SPOT WHERE Tay Choon Hop, aged 2, was killed and his three sisters injured, in yesterday morning's house crash in Fraser Street, Singapore. Strait 3 Times picture.
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    Old boy is going back as 'head'
    195 5 TEACHING FAMILY MOVING PENANG, Tuesday. FIR. HO SENG ONG, an old boy of Kuala Lumpur Methodist Boys' School, returns as headmaster next month. Dr. Ho, who studied in the school 47 years ago and taught there from 1914 to 1929, will take over
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    New headmaster
    28 5 TELUK ANSON, Tues.— The Rev. P. K. Snead of the Methodist Mission has gone to Ipoh on transfer. H e will be headmaster, Anglo-Chinese School, Ipoh.
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    Lorry too fast
    27 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Adam bin Abdul was fined $50 at Johore Bahru for driving a lorry at 50 miles an hour within town limits.
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    No more 'under 16' marriages
    96 5 No more 'under 1 6' marriages WHERE were no last -I- minute marriages of early teen-agers in Singapore before the ban on marrying under the are of 16 years came into force yesterday. Between Jan. 1 and June 30 this year, only three marriages of girls of 15 years took
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    UMNO TO END WHEN MALA YA IS FREE
    371 5 —TENGKU RAHMAN KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN, president of UMNO, today pledged that UMNO would dissolve as soon as Malaya was given its independence. He told the Straits Times that UMNO was only a move towards independence. H# urged the UMNO
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    New link with past for Nicoll
    108 5 WHEN the Singapore Governor. Mr. J. F. Nicoll made the first radio telephone call to Jesselton, North Borneo, yesterday, he said it recalled memories of his days In North Borneo 30 years ago. Mr. Nicoll was Inaugurating the Malayan-North Borneo link, which came Into
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    Here to plan 'French Week'
    69 5 Mon. A. F. de Perry. Director of Archives and Litruries in Indo-China. and Mon. B. P. Oroslier SecretaryGeneral of the Ecole Francaise d'Extreme Orient in Saigon and of the Society of Indo-Chinese Studies, arrived in Singapore last night to plan the celebrations to be held
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    Customs man is cleared
    42 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Chan Tiang Lock. Outdoor Customs Officer, charged with accepting a bribe of 20 cents was acquitted by the Police Court today without being called upon for his defence. Mr. M. Ismail appeared for the defence.
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    To build a room
    35 5 SEREMBAN, Tues. The Negri Sembilan Council of State yesterday agreed to apply for a supplementary allocation of $10,000 from the Federation Government to build an anaesthetic room at Seremban General Hospital.
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    10,000 flies are coming—to fight padi parasites
    173 5 10,000 flies are coming— to fight padi parasites KUALA LI'MPUR, Tues. DARASITE "warfare" ex- periments are going on in the Federation. The Department of Agriculture ts importing 10,004 parasitic flies in an attempt tn con- troj stem borers which' ar« biajor nests in n*<H fields. AniiumHnir its rlan* today. the
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    DEATH
    14 6 JOHN FORD of Evatt A Co., on Jun* 30th at Singapore Oenerjil HosnlUil
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    40 6 LAST few days of Madelines Mid Summer Sale wonderful bar?a!n« at their Showrooms 278. Orchard Road A BRAND new collection of a> racUve morning dresses from $28 to $39. Really outstanding value Duncan's. 11, D'Almeida Fnret (off Raffles Place)
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Wed.. July 2, 1952. Prosperity Factor
    727 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Wed.. July 2, 1952. Prosperity Factor The negotiations for new wages for rubber estate workers have broken down because representatives of the M.P.I.E.A. and of the PanMalayan Rubber Workers' Union could not agree over a relatively simple point, the extent to which the fall in the
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    Petulance In Politics
    342 6 Those elected members of the Singapore City Council can hardly be congratulated who have taken as their guide in the conduct of City Council business the irresponsible example of the group of trade unionists who walked out of the Malayan T.U.C. conference because they disagreed with a
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    NORWEGIAN REDS DEMONSTRATE
    61 6 OSLO, Tues. Norwegian i Communists demonstrated by posters and press attacks 1 when General Matthew B. 1 Ridgway, Supreme Allied I Commander in Europe, ar- rived here by air today for r a three-day visit. The General will confer with Norwegian Defence chiefs and NATO officers. have
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    A soldier's story of the Beat-the- Bandit War
    996 6  -  Brigadier M.C.A. HENNIKER By D.5.0., 0.8. E., M.C. This story was written at the special request at th* London Daily Mail with the object of presenting to the people of Britain a front-line account of the technique of t^e war in Malaya.
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      301 6 T*HE present discussions on communalism relating to the Malayan Chinese Association are of considerable interest to an onlooker. We see challenges and counter-challenges between members of our Singapore Legislative Council on the one hand and would-be members of it on the other. This Is spectacular and Interesting,
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      PLAYGROUND SCENE
      121 6 PLAYGROUND SCENE THE child Is father to the man, Is he not? Consider, for instance: In a primary school In Singapore: Ltttle Cheng Lock: "Oh. you think you are blg-kah? Walt till I get my gang to fight you-lah! Little John: "if you brani. come and fight In my kam-pong-lah
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      THIS COLONY
      108 6 MR. M. P. D. Nalr does not believe in calling a spade a spade. That Is the conclusion drawn from your report of his letter to the Colonial Secretary requesting the elimination of the terms "Colony" and "Colonial" from all official documents. We. no doubt, dislike our colonial
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      SINGAPORE 'JOB WEEK'
      147 6 I SHOULD be grateful if you would publish this letter of apology to the public of Singapore for any inconvenience which may have been caused to householders through the duplication (or worse) of visits by parties of Boy Scouts offering their service* in connection with the current
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      Income tax on hypothetical profits
      209 6 Income tax on hypothetical profits A CLIENT of mine started business in partnership on January 1, 1952. Therefore for the assessment year 1952 my client Is liable to tax on his income from the partnership, if any, for the 12 months ending December 31. 1952. His liability caji be ascertained
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    On the Margin
    416 6 Address unknown THt. coneaponden; who signs himself "Crikey" will not object If we move tils letter from the purlieu* of the man-ln-the-street over to the margin. It concerns a postal matter A certain officer- in the O.P.O. at Kuala Lumpur, he says, It a bit of a
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    POLICE GET NEARER TO THE PEOPLE
    222 7 s psychology now in the war against Reds in Singapore gINGAPORE police ar e to make more use of psychology in the war against the Communists. They are to establish closer contact between themselves and people who have information. The surroundings where questioning is
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    Owner must prove 'lawful excuse'
    179 7 ARMS LAW TIGHTENED KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. EMERGENCY REGULATIONS governing the carry- ing of firearms have been tightened up by amendments gazetted today. The amendments put the onus of proving "lawful excuse" for carrying firearms or ammunition on the person carrying them. I Police and military
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    STAMP DUTIES UP IN S'PORE
    215 7 "WEW rates for stamp 11 duty came into force last week in Singapore. S.gtutory declaration* and affidavits now cost $2. and agreement* !Vu cent* each The duty tor conveyances hai likewWe been increased Increased rates also apply to mortgage*, transfers of mortgp^es. reconveyance*, powers of
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    Welcome by University
    48 7 CIR SIDNEY CAINE, new Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, will arrive in Singapore In the first week of September. The University intends holding an official welcome ceremony soon after his arrival. Sir Sidney succeeds Sir Georee Allen whr retiree two 1 1 months ago.
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    Address of welcome
    380 7 Pupils, staff sang song of welcome EX)UR HUNDRED pupils and staff from the four Christian Brother schools in Singapore yesterday sang a song of welcome and presented an address to the Assistant Superior General of the De La Salle Order, Rev. Brother Lawrence OToole. at St. Joseph's
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    Admiralty can accept M.R.N.V.R.
    78 7 Admiralty can accept M.R.N.V.R. KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. THE QUEKN has authorised the Admiralty to accept any offer made by the Federation Government to place the Federation division of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve at the disposal of the Royal Navy for general service. The Federation Government Gasette today published
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    6 Malayans at course
    59 7 One Singapore and five Federation fisheries officers are attending a training course in fisheries statistics in Bangkok run by the Food an d Aurlculture Organisation The Singapore representative is Mr William Tan Kong Huang. The Federation officers are Inche Abdul Halim. inche Abdul Salam, Messrs Tan
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    Johore Rotary recognised
    41 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Mr. K. M. Engelmann, past president of the Singapore Rotary dub. announced at today's tea meeting of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club that Rotary International, Chicago, had accepted Johore Bahru Rotary Club's applicatlon for membership.
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    FINED $25
    38 7 For stealing a block of timber valued at $5 at Paya Lebar Road on May 28, Amis bin Abdullah, a labour, was yesterday fined $25 by the Singapore Fourth Polio Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates.
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    20 hawkers pay $103
    47 7 rENTY hawkers were yesterday fined a total of $103 in the Singapore Second Police Court for obstructing roads. They were arrested on Monday. They had placed their wares in handcarts, baskets, and boxes on the roads. The fines ranged from $3 to $5.
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    Elected patron
    14 7 Sir Cheng-lock Tan has been elected patron of Choon Guan School. Singapore
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    Councillors study
    73 7 I TWO members of the Federal Legislative Council Tuan Haji Abdul WahaJj bin Abdul Aziz and Mr. Lim Khye Seng, are among representatives from nine Colonial territories attending a course on parliamentary matters at Westminster and Belfast. The course, which ends on July 10, has been arranged by
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    Students put books away and become ship's crew
    191 7 JIHE 21.«00-ton Dutch liner A Willrm Ruys called at Singapore yesterday with the most unusual deck crew she has had since her launch mg five years ago. In nlace of the normal 250 Javanese cr/w w*fe 125 Outrh student doctors. philosophers, architects
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    HE LIED TO BE BRITISH, S'PORE COURT IS TOLD
    150 7 T EONG PAN YEN, aged 37, was in Singapore yesterday gaoled for a day and fined $1,000 for making a false declaration to a Commissioner of Oaths when applying for British naturalisation Inspector Jacob Matthews, I said that Leong declared that
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    He wants more food produced
    53 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues At the next meeting of the Johore Council of State. Dr. M. Birchee will introduce a motion that "The Council resolves to encourage the increase of food production and animal husbandry to counterbalance the widespread unemployment due to the drop In the
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    Research suggestion welcomed
    97 7 Research suggestion welcomed THE Singapore Medical Department is following up a suggestion for a cancer research campaign in Malaya. made recently by Sir Sydney Palmer, a British rubber magnate and former Malayan. Dr. W. J. Vlckers, Director of Medical Services, Singapore, told the Straits Times yesterday: "Some research is I
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    Customs man on cheating charge
    45 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tucs Tungßu Shamsokamal bin Tungku Iman, Customs offli cer at Johore Bahrv, was charged ,"'\r\ the Sessions Court today ■> with cheating Yrnp Ah Soon, a wor an, of !$23. Ke <vas allowed $500 I ball pending trjal. I
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    Labourer had ganja
    64 7 For carrying $10 worth of ganja (Indian hemp) in his trouser pockets, Bhirga Singh Banu, an odd job labourer, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment in Singapore yesterday. He was arrested by a detective on June 7 in a back lane off Johore Road. Bhirga Singh had
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    Reports steady rubber market
    245 7 Reports steady rubber market TTOE fluctuating Singa1 x por e Rubber Market steadied 'or a while yesterday by reports that the Indonesian Government would remove the dollar inducement to h<v merchants which Irs enabled them to und' r ell Malaya in the United States. Under the inducement syaw tern. Indonesian
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    Students to hold conference
    45 7 The fourth All-Singapore Chinese Students' Conference will be held on Saturday at Chung Hwa Girls' High School Bartley Road. The conference will in-.lude a talk by Mr. F. Thomas on Education and Vocations, discussion groups, lu: Zieon and an oratorical contest.
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    34 8 P 'SS VALSTTE JACQUELINE JEANNE, aged 17, and Mr. Nonce Sen, of Singapore, who have published the bans of their forthcoming marriage. Mr. Sen is the general manager in S-E As?a for Columbia Films.
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    DETECTIVE BOUGHT 500,000 IN S'PORE BAR, COURT TOLD
    333 8 Two accused of dealing in counterfeit rupiahs TWO Singapore commission agents, Ng Yee Leong and Koh Peng Kwang, were yesterday committed by the Colony Relief Police Magistrate, Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam, for trial at the next Assizes on a charge of trafficking
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    Champions may compete in Sydney
    86 8 Champions may compete in Sydney PENANG, Tues. 'PHIS year's Malayan amateur ballroom dance champions may represent Malaya at the South Pacific I amateur championships in Sydney in November this year. Arrangements are being made for the winning couple to take part in the Sydney championships, The All-Malayan Amateur Dance Championship,
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    Assizes sit on Monday
    44 8 The July session of the Singapore Assizes will begin on Monday with Mr. Justice Knisht presiding. The calendar contains nine cases two murders. two robberies/ one armed robbery, one rape, one chea■ing, one attempted arson md one robbery with violence.
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    BAIL OPPOSED
    21 8 SEGAMAT, Tues.— Ball was opposed in the Segamat Court when Krishnan, 28, was charged with consorting with armed bandits.
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    HID OPIUM IN BASKET OF COAL
    108 8 HID OPIUM IN BASKET OF COAL When Ho Siong Bok, a 42-year-old stevedore, strolled past the Boon Tat Street Customs Station, Singapore, on May 28 last, carrying a basket of coal, Customs officers stopped him, turned the basket over and found 1,000 packets of prepared opium hidden under the coal.
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    Cashier is charged
    51 8 TAN CHOW HENG, 23, cashier of the Straits Steamship Company, pleaded not guilty in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to a charge of clminal breach of trust of $543. Tan was alleged to have misappropriated the money during May. Bail of $1,000 was allowed until July
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    Medical Union officials
    73 8 The Singapore Medical Services Union officials for tb e year are President. Mr. C. Karthigesu: vice-presidents. Mr. Wong Yin Fon iid Mr N. Thanabalam: secretary. Mr S. K. Llngam: treasurer, Mr. ")uek Beng Guan; literary secretary. Mr. S Thanabalaslngam ■■ports .ecretarv. Mr. N. K. Das. rommittee: Messrs.
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    So Singapore will get less fish
    162 8 PRICE OF ICE UP FROM this week, less fish will be brought into Singapore due to the increase in the price of ice, local fish dealers and merchants told the Singapore Fisheries Department yesterday. The Fish Merchants' Association and Wholesale Fish Merchants Association pointed
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    Hawkers: No control yet
    70 8 THE deadline for licensing and control of hawkers in Singapore, set for yesterday was postponed because the necessary law has not been passed and the staff to enforce these rules have not been recruited yet. The Superintendent, City Cleansing Department. Mr. B. J. Doherty, said that
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    Bank loses claim for payment
    125 8 AN action brought under the Debtor and Creditor (Occupation Period) Ordinance, 1949, by the Indian Overseas Bank against Mr. Chan Chew Poh, claiming $4,311.85 in connection with an overdraft account, was dismissed by Mr. Justice Brown in the Singapore High Court yesterday Mr. Chan stated
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    Sat silent in the dock
    97 8 TIM HO SIANG tried to commit suicide by cutting his throat at the Chuan Seng Pineapple Factory, Kranjl, on the night of May 28, it was stated in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. Lim, clad only in a pair of trousers, sat in the
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    He couldn't pay
    41 8 SEGAMAT. Tues.— Charged with taking medtcaj supplies out of a restricted area. Cheong Tim, 50. was fined $20 at Segatnat. He said he could not- pay the fine and was given the option of five days in goal.
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      289 8 The Straits Times Crossword H in i 2 m.^. v l 9 20 TT 22 23 2* 26~ S~ 8 28 ACROSS 14. An outrageous crime (81. 1 One might flnd her moaning 16. Charitable Lady (9). Welsh (12). 17. Tirade (8). 9 S uart Home Guard (5-4). 18. A
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      Trapped By The Narcas
      729 9 All and Rukiah visit Professor Knowhow who shows them moon-rocket he ha s built. Ruklah accidentally touches the starting lever and ths rocket rushes towards the moon. After many adventures on the way they reach the moon, put on their space suits and alight. They meet
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      WINNING POEM BY WISE OWL
      241 9 i Dear Boys and Girls, Here are the six winness of our "Road Safety Poem Contest". Cyril Wee, aged 13. 126 Carpmaei Road, Singapore 15, Tan Chwee I Seng, 'aged 16, Standard I Vl-D, Victoria School, Singa- oore, Phillip Heng, aged 13.- 18 Hooper Road,
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      Talking About Stamps
      425 9  -  UNCLE BILL By ijV^fl nearly two years ■T after Great Britain issued the Penny Black a n Twcvvce Wue no othe r country showed Useif progrea.cc enougn to foUow her example; and even when the world's second adhesive postage stamps did appear they were conceived and isswa
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      12 9 I'nliecl tv <>> these cviioOTi" ">;« the Children- s Corner Club.
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      Road Safety Rules
      172 9 IN her second article on road safety, Judith Shababo tells us how to use your .kerb drills This week I will tell you how pedestrians should make use of the roads. First of all, and this is very important, you should do the kerb drill before crossing
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      CAN YOU SPOT THE FLAW?
      330 9 I|/|R. Lee was a young busii" nessman. He owned a small factory where he made beautiful jewels from gold and precious stones, and every month he used to fly from Singapore to a neighbouring country on business. All his staff knew his habits. He was
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      20 9 4 had a donkey and he u> ouldn't go Doesn't apply to me," bray s Neddy. "I'm ready— any time."
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    RUBBER PRICE DOWN AGAIN
    216 10 2 l /4 cts. drop By Our Market Correspondent AN UNCERTAIN market sent the price of rubber down yesterd;y by 2V 4 cents July first grade closing at 90 V' cents a lb. Tie market opened at 92 cents but soon dropped to the 90 cents
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    New York price
    25 10 ~\O. 1 R.S.S. Sept. 1952 tin U.S. cents):— Friday's Monday's closin: clos'nf 31.9* bid SI.9S asked 31.J5 traded T*ne: Quiet, bat afeauly.
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    Shipping
    144 10 CHIPS aion;*:de me Singapore Harbour Board godown* nr exoected th*re tt 7 a.m. todav. are: :/J Devonihire; 4 i Taria; 6/7 Samhla: II Kiaa: 11 ShUong: 13 14 A'.cinouc IS. 16 Eastern Oueen: 18 Eurvmedon: 19 20 Bradeverett: 21/23 Rr^inald Kerr; 13 24 Saranian: 2S/26 Memnon. n 28 Burnside:
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    Share Market featureless
    112 10 UNCERTAINTY on the Rubber Market yesterday reacted on the Share Market, which was featureless There were some price changes in rubber and tin issues, with transactions in industrials reported within quotations. Prlc: changes announced by the Malayaa Share Brokers' Association yesterday were: Buyer* SeHen lustral. Amai. 16/lOi
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    MALAYAN RATES OF EXCHANGE
    97 10 The Malayan Exchange Bank? i Associa Ion announced agreed rates of exchange lo merchant.* at the week-end as follows:— DUYING Air Mail T.T. O.D. 90d it. Credit Hills New York 32 ***** 32 13 16 32 15 16 Canada 3113 16 3115 16 32 3 16
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    TIN: $484 5/8 A PICUL
    17 10 SINGAPORE, Tues.— July 1 5)484 62>2 a picul (down 62 1 cents).
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    Buyers cautious on Australian 'change
    157 10 From Our Own Corrispondent MELBOURNE, Tues. TNVESTMENT p:ices tended to, easr- in Me'brurne and Syd- i ney tod-»y. Euyers wrre cauicus and sellers had to reduce their imits to attrrct businefs. Sa>s voiume was low in all sec ions. Commonwealth bonds gainoi slightly lo provide
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    BUNK'S PLEA FOR DEFLATION
    87 10 MELBOURNE, Tues. SOME degree of deflation is necessary to bring Australia's economy back to a firmer basis of prosperity, according to the Australia and N.Z. Bank Ltd. in its quarterly survey Issued today. Flexibility and sufficient credit to facilitate full employment, but not so much as
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    N.Y. STOCKS
    69 10 THE S ock Market continued to ex end last weeks rally yesterday and closed firm at around the day's bes* leves. Behind his was s«M to be a continued hope of a steel settlement «oon. livTustrla's we 1 the mains'«y of the rally effort and the i>peral list
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    Pepper in demand
    115 10 Pepper in demand I /^OPRA was reported steady on I the Singapore Produce Mar- ket yesterday, with buyers at $27 I a picul and sellers at $28. unchanged on Monday's prices. In the pepper section there was more evidence of overssas inquires and a price rise of $10 each was
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    Turn for the better in H.K. trade
    126 10 HONG KONG, Tues. THE Colony's trade, which ha* been dec*ivi»a since the early part of the year, i showed a turn for the better in May. Figures released by the Department of Commerce rvd I-dvstry nave May's trade figures as HKt532.4 million, which
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    BASELINER TODD PUTS OUT HART
    659 11 B ASELINER TODD PUTS OUT HART All-American semi-finals WIMBLEDON; Tuesday. fHE biggest upset so far in the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships occurred today in the quarter-finals round of the women's singles when the holder,. Doris Hart, was put o'jt by her countrywoman, the fifth-seeded Mrs. Patricia Todd. This apart, the
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    30 11 QIKEN OF SHEBA (E. Barlow), on the far side, wins the Royal Hunt Cup race from Bruaetto (J. Thompson), closest to camera, at the Royal Ascot meeting retonUy neuter picture.
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    268 11 LONDON, Tues. The county cricket results In matches ending today are: Surrey beat Oxford University at Guildford by an Innings and 76 run*. Oxford 146 and 221 (Eric Bedser 3-16 1. Surrey 443 for 8 dec!. (Eric Bedser 106. Constable 99 Alec Bedser 87 n.0.). Kent v Sussex
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    TEDDY GARDNER BEATS ITALIAN
    66 11 LONDON. Tues. TEDDY Gardner, European and British Empire flyweight champion, last night successfully defended his European tttle at Hartlepool, England by defeating busting Ottrtlo Betardinelli, the Italian champion on points over 15 rouflOs. Gardner, who is balding, spindle legged and 30 years ot age. won as
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    S.E.A. SCORE THIRD WIN IN A ROW
    58 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A lucky goal two minutes after the interval, enabled Selangor Eurasian Association to beat Police Depot 2-1 in a F.A.S. Div. 1 league match at Princess Road today. It was the Eurasians third successive victory In the league. They had
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    HOCKEY COLOURS FOR SEVEN
    40 11 HOCKEY COLOURS FOR SEVEN Singapore Hockey Association have approved the awarding tt colours to the following players: Lt. Col. R. J. Dickinson, Capt. P. O. Reynolds, P Lt. H. W. Wcod, O. Rcwario, Patrick Yee, M. Thilagaretnam and S. Kulasingham.
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    £5,000 for Shirai
    29 11 LONDON. Tues.— West Hartlepcol promoter Walter Haicltine is offering £5,000 to Yoshlo Shlrai, Japan's world flyweight champion, to flgh t Teddy Gardner in England. Reuter. ites.
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    Malayan cycling in August
    131 11 OEGAMAT Sports Council will stage this year's Malayan track cycling championships at Segamat on Aug. 21 and 22, at which three titks will be decided Malayan open track, schoolboys' track and women's track championships. There will be a special section of five event* for Johore cycllata
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    Humez stopr Janiro
    39 11 PARIS, Tues.— French middleweight Charles Humez beat Tony Janlro, of the United States, after the towel was thrown in at the beginning of the fifth round of a scheduled ten at the Palais des Sports.— UJ».
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    Ceylonese arrive in Helsinki—too early
    140 11 Ceylonese arrive in Helsinki too early HELSINKI, Tues. r<EYLON'S Olympic team, the first to arrive In Finland, will move into the Olympic village on Saturday four days later than they had been promised. Manager Perera Is not too pleased about this delay which he feels has thrown out his training
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    The Coopers are unfettered
    519 11 JOHORE GRAND PRIX PROGRAMME By Our Motoring Reporter TWE Singapore Motor Club, organisers of the A fourth post-war Johore Grand Prix to be held over Johore Bahru's 2.2. mile circuit on Sunday. Aug. 3, have drawn up an tentative programme of seven events four tor cars
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    Ronnie Clayton Keep his title
    37 11 EONDOt*,- Tikes.— Ronnie' quJ-»-1 JSEjrf lH%f fcPftql successfully I CetittearainstcPtU DttTies. the w>lb champion, uj night, the refercstopping the fi^ht In his favour in the fifth round at Abergaveouy, 1 Walss. Reutw.
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    GAMBAR MELAYU IN GREAT SHAPE
    708 12  - GAMBAR MELA YU IN GREA T SHAPE EPSOM JEEP Welcome rain at B. Timah By fAMBAR MELAYU and Technicolor, 3f. in 38 sec. among the stayers, and Parmiter and Sporting Gesture, 3f in a tick under 37 sec. among the sprinters, took my fancy most when several horses entered for
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    POSTPONED
    38 12 The SBHFA Div. 1 key match between Fraser N«ave and Sitne Darby scheduled to be played on the Padang yesterday has been postponed due to the death of Mr. John Ford, chairman of Directors of Fraser N;ave.
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    WALKOVER
    22 12 Malayan Airways were given a walkover by Oversea Chines? Bank in yesterday's Singapore BHFA League and Cup fixture at Parrer Park.
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    Soccerites lose
    34 12 In a friendly soccer match at Fairer Park yesterday. Indian. Younijsters beat Young Soccertt** by 3-1. Scorers for Indian Youngs'er« were N. Nadarajah (2> and Kasclm. Mun Pook scored for 'Dung Soccerltes.
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    New Look's 3f. in 37 is good form for Div. 2
    461 12 New Look's 3f in 37 is good form for Div. 2 'M'EW LOOK (Russell) put up a delightful performance on the training track at Bukit Tlmah yesterday morning when the dashed over 3f In 37 In a tryout with Blrchgrove (Straker). Hugging the rails, New Look ran away from her
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    50 12 THE QUEEN mt-ii of the Indian cricket team during her visit o >ord f s for the third day of the second Test mate >•• Jane 23. She is shaking hands with Vinoo Mank *ho scored 184 runs in India s second innings. E -and won bj eight wickets. A.P.
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    Services Soccer
    41 12 Results of the United Services League soccer matches: Senior DW.: RAF (Selftar) 1, RAF (Changi) 0; REME 1. RNAS (Sembawang) 0; RAF (Tengah) 2, RAOC 1. Junior Div.: RAF (Changi) 5, RAF (Seletar) 1; REME 1, RNAS (Sembawang) 0.
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    WO FOR CUSTOMS
    22 12 Posts and Telecoms gave a walkover to Customs S.C. In their SAFA Div. 3B match at Geylang Stadium yesterday.
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    INS v Sino-Malays on Sunday
    57 12 An Indian Naval Squadron eleven will meet Singapore IndoMalays at soccer at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday. Admission at $1 and 50 cents. All Indian Naval ratings la uniform will be admitted free. Free passes will a'so be issued to 2.000 Indian school children by
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    Penang hit by injuries
    131 12 PENANG. Tues. IXHTH Pang Slang Teik and W. T Falconer on the injured list Penang will have a stiff task In their Malaya Cup match against SelangcT on the Victoria Green heie en Saturday. Siang Teik hurt his ankle badly in the match between Penang Chinese
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    INDIAN SAILORS TO PLAY HERE
    48 12 Units of the Royal Indian Navy, will play two friendly hockey matches in the Colony. On Friday they will meet Singapore Recreation Club en the SRC padang and on July 14 they will meet a Singapore Hockey Association XI on the SRC ground.
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    THE STORY OF A FAILURE
    384 12 Pan-Malayan Olympic Council THE re-elected president of the Singapore Olympic Sports Council, Mr. C. C. Tan. told the S.O.S.C. annual general meeting yesterday the full story (Singapore versioni of the failure to form a Pan-Malayan Olympic Council. This is it: "Towards the end of last
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    Procter looks set for First win
    504 12  -  EPSOM JEEP By OROCTOR (Farad). Galway Greer (J. Donnelly) and Majulah Singapura. (Flannery) ran an impressive trial when they raced stride for stride down the back straight to clock 37 2/5 for 3-f from the sixth'to the third furlong at Bukit Timah yesterday. Ptck
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    Johore AAA meet dates
    117 12 The Johore Amateur Athleuc Association will hold Its fourth annual state championships on •nv.^day and Friday July W and 19. on the English College Grounds, Johore Bahru. Events are: Men:— 100 yaros, 220 yards. 440 yards. 880 yards, one mile, three miles, high Jump, long Jump,
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    Sports Diary
    59 12 SOCCER COMMUNITY LGE: Malays Indians Jalan Besar SUdium DIV." 2: Indian EjC. 'A* v WoodbritUr Hosp.. CYMA. DIV. 3B: Fire Brigade v S.V.S.C.. Geylan*. FRIENDLY: Corinthians v C.A P A T ground. BUSINESS HSE. LGE.: Handelsbank v Jacks; Clerical Union ground; I.C.I, v Bata. Police ground. Honrkonc Bank
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    Casuals are heading for Div. 2
    371 12 PuUu Brani Utd. S; Casuals TN this S.A.F.A. Pint Division match at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. relegation-conscious Casuals tried hard but their defeat at the hands of Pulau Branl. who played clever, constructive football, sealed their fate. But there is this to be said
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    RAMCHAND AND DIVECHA WIN FOR INDIANS
    291 12 MANCHESTER, Tuesday. Bk UANT seam bowling in a heavy atmosphere i, imchand enabled the Indian tourists to ach- a sensational victory by ten wickets over Lac „iire here today. i. 15.5 overs Ramchand, exacting "life" and "lift" a) the full from the pitch, took
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    SCOREBOARD
    101 12 LANCASHIRE— 1ST. INNS.: 3S3 INDIANS— 1ST. INNS.: ttl LANCASHIRE— *ND. INNS. Wainarook k Riachaid 1 I Wharloa c I'mrifar k Mrerha :< Lamas b Rararhand 1 Pl»rr c Raiarc b Ramrhaml la tirtrrn law Ramrbaad > Edrirh law Ramehand 1 Howard r Sea b Diverka 1* Smith c Maajrekar
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    Kedah were 'dismal' v Aryans
    249 12 Kedah were 'dismal' v Aryans AI.OR STAR, Tues. rpHE team that Kedah fleded A against the nippy Aryan Gymkhana tourist* yesterday w«i hardly better than a schoolboys eleven. It was a dismal display which they put up and the tourists 1 victory margin of 5-1 represented the worst defeat suffered
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