The Straits Times, 24 June 1954

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    10 1 Mat*** S«M. 1845 SINGAPORE, THTKSDAY, JI'NE 24, 1954 15 CENTS
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    DRONE THEN 6 SAVED TOBACCO SHARES PLUNGE On cancer report
    95 1 DRONE THEN 6 SAVED TOBACCO SHARES PLUNGE On cancer report I Pilot saw rhite doth L£ \\C. Wod. gje; Iho lives v li>hormoii rescued ;ii in- drifting in Ec lur throe ntfod H re toi Marine tin r -i*"li had :nim> to "iked Tin A 0 loon Bain just E
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    HIS WILL POP YOUR EYES
    131 1 10, Wed. atomic exMuid in the im and exfrom the Medicine indolpn Field. Texas, reported tod I Tl'e physicians tested the effects of atomic licht at the atomic experiments on the Nevada desert They used rabbits for subjects. Renter. ri NEW YORK, Wed TOBACCO .shares
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    Royal flags are safe again
    47 1 HECHINGEN, Germany. Wed. Eighteenth century funeral flass and standards. missing from the coffins of Kinu Frederick the Great of Prussia and his father .since 1945, have been recovered, it was learned yesterday. But where they were found is still a secret.— A.P.
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    BEST BLOWS IN MONTHS
    366 1 Eight Reds knocked out in Kluang area 3 others elsewhere run if l KLIANG. Wednesday. p«»I.I( E and security forces loday struck two of their must decisive blows in many months, killing eicht terrorists in the Kluang district. Five Rods wore killed by a small police
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    A PAT ON THE BACK FROM SIR DONALD
    92 1 KUALA LtIMTUB, Wed. The High Commissioner, Sir Donald Ma. (.iilivray. has sent the following message t<» the thief Police Officer. Johore: "Please iiiincv my admiration and hearty congratulations to Police I ieutenant CJraver and his two special constables for the prompt and
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    Chou took back seat at Geneva
    144 1 -AND JAMMED THE BRAKES: SIR ALAN THE Chinese Communx ists did not direct the course of the Korea talks in Geneva, but they moved very slowly throughout, Sir Alan Watt, the Australian Commissioner in Malaya s-iid yesterday. Sir Alan, who returned to Sinby air
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    Irresponsible actions —Lyttelton
    69 1 Irresponsible actions Lyttelton LONDON. Wed. rE Colonial Secretary. Mr. I.vtteltnn. tnld the Houso of Commons today that he thought the actions of the UMNO-MCA Alliaure in boycotting and withdrawing fp m the f'edevat ion's councils "highly Irresponsible". He told questioners that the I actions were instigated "by a small minority."
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    NOW HONDURAS SAYS WE'VE BEEN BOMBED
    139 1 new YORK. Wednesday. UNIDENTIFIED planes have raided Honduras ;md dropped bombs on Santa Rosa Do Copan. 21 miles from the Guatemalan frontier, acrordinc to a broadcast from Tegucigalpa, the Honduran capital. The broadcast gave no further details of the alleced raid or of any
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    Scientist dies
    27 1 T Compt >n. aped 6fi. "lie of America's top scientist who helped to devplop radar and worked on the atomic bomb, died yesterday.— A. P.
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    A 'pipe dream'?
    46 1 NEW DELHI. Wed.— Police confirmed today they are looking Into a reported plot to assassinate Prime Minister Nehru. But a nich police source said the confessed assassin is a known opium ■muggier "and the whole thing may be a pipe dream."— A. P.
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    Still open
    19 1 BANGKOK. Wed —The Government today denied reports that it had ordered its frontiers to be closed— Router.
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    Malaya in 52 parts for the polls
    1160 1 Malaya in 52 parts for the polls r KUALA LUMPUR. Wod THE Constituency Delineation Commis- sion, divides the Federation into &2 constituencies for Federal elections giving each an average population of 94,386 people, based on the 1947 population census. It -suggests that its recommendations should be ol a "temporary nature."
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    Office to close
    29 1 NEW DELHI. Wed. The Indian Government has decided to wind up the Indian High Commissioner.- office in South Africa. An official announcement is expected soon Renter
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    The beautiful widow loses her title
    170 1 r.\Kis, Hfd SPONSORS of the "Miss Europe" beauty contest compromised yesterday on the difficult situation caused when they found the drriii in model they had chosen j as winner had been married. They Kave the Mile to tin-runner-up Miss France, .md named the German
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    SICK CLIMBER HAS TO USE WHEEL-CHAIR
    13 1 MOUNTAIN KICK McPABLANI mm vtunc to whtlchmii
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    Himalayan frost-bite victim is carried from plane at S'pore
    140 1 \IR. JAMES McFARLANE, the New Zealand mouniTl taineer who had to leave the Himalayan expedition because of frostbite, arrived in Singapore by BOAC Constellation yesterday. He was carried from the plane into a wheel-chair. He I looked tired and his hands
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    Rebels routed
    45 1 RANGOON, Wed. Burmese Government forces lasi week destroyed Mon rebel quarters south-east of Moulmein, 90 milrs ea-st of here, and cleared the area of Insurgents. 16 n robeLs call for rate state and are allied with the Karen Insurgents and the Communist- Renter
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    15 dead in floods
    50 1 TOKYO. Wed.- Osaka police said today 15 people were dead and eight other.s were nn> after rain flood.s swept aw.iy bowses and .submerged roads and fields in Central Jaoan. Coastguard reported 50 fushIng boats were mLs.sing in heavy .^ea.s 0,7 the coast ol North-Western Japan K
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    Danny Kaye in Hong Kong
    51 1 HONG KONG. Wed- Danny Kaye. who is ♦ravelling round the world a.s a United Nation.s "goodwill ambassador." arrived here today from Bangkok to make a documentary film about medical .supplies and instruments given by the UN. International Children's Emergency Fund to the Hong Kong Government
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    30 more sign on
    29 1 Another 30 Chine.se .school Student lay reci.xtereri •iim.il service vwth the Chine c Chamber ol Commerrc. bringing to SO the number registered in two days
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    $25,000 reward for Gate 7 killers
    127 1 $25,000 reward for Gate 7 killers police last. night offered a re- ware of $25,000 for information leading to irresi of the gang 1 that shot dead two harbour board police (in- tables (,i) Monday night. p A.ilri IS the blßßest y-'t Mffprfd lor Communist killf-r The last r>:u reward
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    STOP PRESS
    47 1 M nUMCI H'ipm Dl i HeaA I i. .in hi i< ii i> i htnew Pi inn Mini i. him in r i IN GUATEMALA Bri > BrH M fpn l td mm■- <:t1 \cnil!d lM ir 1 '<nd nflfn ir^ tnAa? on til btitti fratlti
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    Sugar tax sweetens sour budget outlook
    385 2 IMPORT DUTY GOES UP FIVE CENTS A LB. KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. J"HE Financial Secretary, Mr. E. Himsworth declared today that "sugar is a commodity which can and should be taxed." He was explaining a five cents a pound import duty Increase on sugar. "Faced
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    SLICK SLACKS And those sweaters aren't bad, cither
    68 2 SLICK SLACKS And those sweaters aren't bad, cither TWO LONDON MODELS, Edwma Lee and Ann West, show in the picture above women can wear the trousers and look good at it, too. For those interested in tistics. the slacks on the left are of worsted, royal blue flannel the ones
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    A SHAGGY DOG LOOK FOR 'MO'
    46 2 THFKK ARE woollen poodles «»n hem and hodire of this Wimbledon outfit worn by the reigning champion Maureen Connolly in London. Tie dress, created by Col. Ti-ddy Tinling. is in Lancashire waffle pique and features the princess line.— Rfutor photo.
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    MR. CASEY HAS CHECK ON HIS HEALTH
    62 2 MR. CASEY HAS CHECK ON HIS HEALTH LONDON, Wed —Mr. Richard Casey. Australian External Affairs Minister, left the Tropical Diseases Hospital here today after what a spokesman said was a brief medical check up. The spokesman said that Mr Casev wa s now quite fit M L Casev is dlle
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    39 from China
    28 2 HONGKONG Wed. -Thirtynine stateless White Russians and other East Europeans from North China arrived today l n the Danish steamer Hrinneh J<\sscn from Tientsin.—Reuter I
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    Kenya call-up shunned
    67 2 NAIROBI. Wed— Only 650 Asians in Kenya are serving ir the security forces out of a total of 6.000 who have received call-up notices according to latest registration figures. There are now 11.000 Asians aged 18 to 30 liable for callup. Dr. S. G. Hassan. Director of
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    KIDNAPPED—WITHIN SIGHT OF FREEDOM
    116 2 KIDNAPPED WITHIN SIGHT OF FREEDOM A WOMAN kidnapped ye £X border lake between many, was whisked away i: RERLIN. Wednesday, sterday from a canoe on a West Berlin and East Gemn a motor boat. West Berlin i police said last night. Eye witnesses said they saw the boat head into
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    Bus driver fined
    40 2 A Singapore Traction Company bus driver. Lee Sze Hin. pleaded guilty in Singapore yesterday to negligent driving and was fined $75. Lee's bus collided with a car at the iunction of Bras Basah Road and Prinsep Street.
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    Right dog, wrong colour, he says
    66 2 When a farmer, Koh Goo of Kampone Loyang. was charged in a Singapore court yesterday with keepinc a clog 1 without a licence, he said "My i dot Ls a black one, but the prosecution allege* it If brown." Koh then produced a current
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    2 fought, fined
    22 2 For fighting in Noordin Lane, Urn Hay Huat and Sim Chye Lock were each fined $5 in Singapore yesterday.
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    Annual meeting of historians
    45 2 The annual mectinc of the Malayan Historical Society Sinßapore branch* will be held at the British Council Hall at 6 p.m. tomorrow. Mr. Wan Gun Wu, a Graduate assistant or the University of Malaya, will talk on Dr Sun Vat Sen
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    Agriculture show
    28 2 IPOH. Wed -An agricultural exhibition and padi competition will be held on July 3 at £hrv,, S ulta J J usuf En K"sh School in Parlt.
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    4 MESSAGE FOR THE DUKE
    69 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The High Commissioner Sir Donald MacOillivray. ha.s sent a message of condolence to thr Royal Family, for the accident to the Duke of Kent 1R The message reads: "We arc much distressed In the Federation to learn of the Duke of Kenfa
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    Wanda gives up film fame for love
    186 2 HOLLYWOOD. Wed— Actress Wanda Hendrix said yesterday she will give up her film career when she Is married on Saturday to James Langford Stack Jr son of the late James Langford Stack, millionaire land owner and polo player. Stack. 38. is the brother
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    The bil axe fail hard
    15 2 The bil axe fail hard T]Ul i I 1 Gi *en other w<J 1 <9'
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    Duke meets Gruenther
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    GIVE MALAYA SELF-RULE NOW'
    448 3 w extremists may step in, say Labour MP S A «Ron» of 12 hw22°i N y Wwl ""fciA Parliament t. day 'I Lh r^" 1 Mcmbor of -lf- K «vcrn m ent in Mala'a S eps to ensu thevPtai they .said that T»V wTatt t^ Ps
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    Maze home Purse gets M. award
    171 3 IO\I»()N. Wed. Kl MOM. AM), llt nurse, who rosPr les from tho f .iiiii-d v d a _P»' ii .mil} homo T»r- \ri reived the Geordls Hi •'"<• of Britain's -i irlls for rl)uri r Id arms were _K,t jnrf I' 1 SI r
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    five flee to freedom
    16 3 five flee to freedom 11. Five E.uvt ed in dlsCom- had strike c dr- i tm
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    TRADE UP TO CHINA, M.P.s TOLD
    146 3 \IR DERICK Heathcoatn» th Am ry Mlnlster of state at the Board of Trade yesterday said that his department was willine to do all It could to encourage the export of non-.strategic goods to China But the possibilities of deve.opins the trade depended on
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    LONDON TALKS ON RUBBER
    47 3 LONDON, wed. -The rubber technology conference being held her? this week entered its I day today. It l- being attended by rubrade representatives from the United States. Malay.; Kingdom, Australia Ceylon. Japan. Liberi; and several European countriThe conference will continue until Friday. Renter.
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    Britain still aims to win over Reds
    104 3 It :'.d lose no 1" .:.g in the n a .speech v •'> the that it wishes d I that my b bly received r Union." Sir Winston said in answer to a question. Mr. George Pareiter i Labour > Iced the Prime
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    ROYAL ASCOT FASHIONS
    45 3 THK (jUEEN and Princess Margaret show a contrast in Koval Ascot fashions The Queen's frock is of cream silk, with small matching hat Princess Margaret wears a flowered silk dress of pale pink and green and a small flower hat. Renter picture.
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    RISK OF WORLD WAR STARTING IN S-E ASIA, SAYS EDEN
    380 3 LONDON. Wednesday. 'THE British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden. said today there is a risk of world war starting in Indo-China and South-east Asia. Opening the House of Commons debate on foreicn affairs. be said: "We have b'-th responsibilities and
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    Fourawards for service in Malaya
    96 3 LONDON. Wed. tVDUR Australian airmen have been awarded decorations for distinguished service in Malaya, the London Gazette ha.s announced. Wins Commander. Noel Thomas Quinn has been awarded a second bar to his Distinguished Flying Cross, while Flight Lieutenant David Charles Nicholls gets the award for
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    'SPOT OF FUN' FARMER GETS M.B.E.
    108 3 'SPOT OF FUN' FARMER GETS M.B.E. LONDON, Wed. The Queen yesterday awarded the M.B.E. to a Kenya farmer who had what he called a "spot of fun" shooting it out with 50 terrorists attacking his home. The farmer, Mr. Philip Francis Grimwood, alone with his wjfe in their house, moved
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    Duke progressing
    32 3 LONDON. Wed The 18--year-old Duke of Kent, in hospital here after a car crash, spent a restful day and continues to make satisfactory progress, it was announced last night— Reuter.
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    CHOU STARTS PEACE TALK WITH FRANCE
    125 3 I .l KM Wed. rE French and Chinese Premiers, M. Pierre Mendes France and Mr. < hmi F.n-lal, li<- m their "peace in Indo-China" rieetinc today in (he French i mh;issy here. It was the first ■rrttag betncen the Prime Ministers of France and
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    'LONDON STOCKS
    261 3 LONDON. Wed Closing middle prices ot selected stocitß, not inducting stamp duty, > were: UMfIN Consols 6ft t runciing 4% 103 War 3 'a'. 87 t B\SK» Mercantile (£l2 29 mi (£5 1 B'4 Chartered (£1) 43 6 -3 —m<»<int »Us> 94 I.NSLBANCK Com. Un. iut«.) 3 11
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    LONDON TIN
    25 3 LONDON. June 23.— Cash Buyers t73fi; Sellers t737' 2 Forward Buyers C 734: Sellers IW; Settlement t740. Turnover am. GO tons: p.m. 80
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    LONDON RUBBER
    38 3 LONDON. June 23 —Spot lil'.d Auk 19 -d. Sept 19* d.. Oct. -Dec. 19 ,ri Jan -Mar. 2(W Apr -June 20\d July c.i.f. 19' d.. Aus. oi f. 19.d Sept. c.if. 19 9 16d. Tone: Steady.
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    Red strength in Europe
    50 3 LONDON. Wed— The House of Commons was told yesterday that there were believed to be 82 Soviet tftvtakma in Europe and We«t Russia. It was estimated that by one month after mobilisation, the present grand total of 175 Soviet divisions coulii he approximately doubled -A P
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    Death penalty for spying
    44 3 WASHINGTON. Wed -A subcommittee of the House of Representatives has approved a bill providing for the death penalty in the United suites for peace time espionape. The maximum penalty for espionage is now life imprisonment except in time of war
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    THEY SAID 'YES' TOO SOON
    369 4 THEY SAID 'YES TOO SOON KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. AGRICULTURAL assistants in the Federation lost three years' back pay because they said "yes" too soon, the Federal Legislative Council was told today. The Acting Chief Secretary, Mr. David Gray, explaining why agricultura] assistants got back pay from Jan. 1 1953. instead
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    It's risky to stop them and buy one
    85 4 It's risky to stop them and buy one THE Singapore City Health Officer has warned that it kv to cat ice-crram bought from small boys and unlicensed hawkers who sell it m llasks. The dang«T comet from contamination ol the iceI cream in the course of hand- ling and distribution.
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    $45,668 for salaries
    45 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Legislative Council today approved 545.668 for the salaries of the Member for Transport and his staff. The post of Member cai ary of $2,700 a month Mr H S Lee held the office jntil ho resigned la.st week
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    Party leaders will speak
    43 4 PENANG. Wed.- our paru Negara leader> Dato Hamzab bin Abdullah, the president I Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'atiu Date 'EEC Thuraislngham and Mr S O K Übaidullah. will iddress an optn air m< nere at 6 pm. on Saturday
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    That's the custom
    25 4 KUALA LUMPI'R Wed R' venue officers are not exempted from payment of customs duties, it was stated in iho Legislative Council today
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    THIS DATE WON'T SUIT US
    117 4 THIS DATE WON'T SUIT US He tells court WHEN the <-a*e against seven other students. t hareed with obstructing the police at Prnant Road on May 1.1. lamr up for mention in the I Singapore Fifth Polite Court yesterday. Mr. P. Shankv Senior Crown Counsel, asked for an adjournment till
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    Gambling fine
    31 4 Pen Chene Yew aged 23. J was fined $400 or three months gaol in Singapore yesterday for assisting in runnins chap-li-ki on Tuesday at the Bth milestone Tarnpenis Road
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    Annual meeting
    33 4 The annual mooting of the St. Andrew's School Old Boys Association will be held at the home of Canon R K S. Adams at Woodsvillc Road, at 230 p.m. on Sunday
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    GOVT. PLAYS CUPID -WITH A DOWRY
    96 4 KUALA LUMHUK Wednesday women servinst in the LJovernment are paid a bonus when they resign lo marry, the Federal Legislative COUOdI was tolri torinv Mr David Gray the Acting j Chief SecrPtarv questioned by Inche Mohanvd Rashtrl said thesp women must mm pletp five
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    The call-up delegate who can never be called up
    337 4 HE WAS ONE OF 8 WHO WROTE TO GOYERS(i ()NE of the remaining 2G Chinese school students, charged with voluntarily obstructing the police at Clemenceau Avenue by refusing to disperse, told .he Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday that he was born
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    Thief calls when all are out
    39 4 A thief broke Into a house in Bukit Panjang village Singapore, on Tuesday night and stole $560 worth of, jewellery and $6 cash. The door was forced open while the occupants were out.
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    Priests arrive
    37 4 The Yen. K. Gunaratana Thcra and Yen. A. Upananda Thera arrived In Penang from Ceylon to take up appointments as the resident priests of the Mahindarama Buddhist I Temple at Kampar Road, Pen- i ang.
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    THEY WERE THERE AT 8 A.M
    32 4 Hundreds of women n. the "Mistakes and IH sale at St. Andrew's Men Hall yesterday. Many of 1 1 had waitied in a queue from 1
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      120 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE A.M. 7.15 Time Signal and Open- Ing Announcement; 716 Morning BUr; 730 News; 735 Melody Mixlure; B.oo— 8 30 London Studio Melodies; 857 English Schools Broadcasts; 11.10 English School* Broadcast; PM. 1.00 Programme Summary; 1.01 Lunrhtime Music; 1.30 Time 81gnal and News; 1.45 Dance Music: 2.00 English
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    Speakers seek priority for agriculture
    492 5 DEBATES EXPANSION OF UNIVERSITY ENGINEERING COMES' FIRST, SAYS DATO cpf*i/l.J> l ALA L IMPI T R, Wednesday. at today's Federal Legislative Council meeting called for top priority for a faculty of ?nculture instead of one in engineering in the expanded I niversity of Malaya in
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    A U.S. FRIEND MEETS JIM
    54 5 WILLIAM HOI HI and Hit only American patient in the British Military Hospital at Alexandra QMC Jim Hall from thr U.S. destroyer Stickle, eet acquainted. Jim told Holden he has stomach trouble and is anxious to get back to his wife and children in New
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    'SWELLING SICKNESS' KILLS 30 CATTLE
    200 5 'SWELLING SICKNESS' KILLS 30 CATTLE KUALA LUMPUR. Wed ABOUT 30 head of cattle 4 have died following an outbreak of disease in the Besut and Baehok districts of Trengganu and Kelantan early this month. Known as haemorrhag.c septicaemia or. locally, us .sakit kembong" (swelling sick nessi, the di.M'ase occurs from
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    $10 bus fine set aside
    95 5 BY HIGH COURT A fine of $10 Imposed by the City Police Magistrate on Oui Ew Lai. a ticket inspector of the Hock Lee Amalgamated Boa i' 1 Ltd.. on a charge of failing to display a hackney carriage arm band, vraa set aside by
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    Had dutiable beer: $2,000
    54 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Tang Chin Chew, a former NAAFI employee, was fined $2,000. in default 15 months' gaol, in Kluang for having 12 dozen bottles of NAAFI beer on which duty of $124.80 had not been paid. The car in which the beer was found and
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    A FILM STAR VISITS SOLDIERS' HOSPOTAL
    110 5 AN AMERICAN film star yesterday visited the British Military Hospital at Alexandra and signed one autograph: "Best wishes for your recovery Jim William Holden." QMC Jim ttall. ot the U.S. destruyer Stickles the only other American in the hospital—replied: "Thanks a lot. Mr Holden."
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    Crash inquiry
    27 5 It la expected that the in- quirv into the Constellation I ,-rash will resume at 9 a.m. to--1 morro An announcement will be m^'e today.
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    PHOTO PLAN TO END ILLEGAL HAWKERS
    103 5 rrHr Singapore City Council is thinking of a new plan 1 to md unlicensed hawkers by having them photographed for future identification. A Council .sub-committee has recommended that the law governing hawker* be amended so that courts can order he photograph of a convicted
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    Speeding fine
    33 5 J. R. Martrns. of Victoria! Strrot. was flnod $30 In Singa- pore yosterda> for driving between 55 and 60 m ph. along Btikit Timah Road, a built-up arra on May 15.
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    Community youth
    25 5 The Tiong Bahru Community Centre has formed a youth section. It will have its own leaders responsible for recreational, cultural and educational activities.
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    $15 passenger
    33 5 An "I." driver. Lim Yrw Ting of Lorong Tal Seng, was fined $15 In the Singapore First Traffic Police Court yes- < terday for carrying a passenger along Yio Chu Kang Road
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    129 5 FAST-WIST SO<IKTY: Profj-s R HolttUin, president or 6 £l#L MrtHCE: Headquarters ZTprA™. Ko.«m Aver 1,,,,,. POl.lfK BAND: Kamr Park. 5.30 p vm<-a- a r M"' < HINKSK VM C V Tablr tennis. 200 and 7 p m body building, 5.00 I p.m. badminton. 8 00 p m. V.W.t
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    TAX RELIEFS: NO CHANGE PLANNED
    115 5 TAX RELIEFS: NO CHANGE PLANNED KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. yHE Financial Secretary, 1 Mr. E. Himsworth. told Mr. T?n Chong Bee. of Penang, that the Government thinks there is no case for extending the scope of additional income tax relief j for children educated in Malaya. The $1,500 al.owancf for a
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    51 5 BUTTERWORTH. Weri Province Wellesley police, in a surprise swoop on Bukit Mertaiam town and nearb' new villages, this mornine detained 39 men and women .su>pected of having aicird the Communist terrorists. A police spokesman said the suspects, all Chinese. were being detained under the Emergency
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    61 5 Navy man who could not see him because he was lying face downwards Parry Muncey. who broke his spine when 'ie cived into shallow water at Sandakan about five weeks ago. His mother was at his bedside When Holden walked into the "families' ward." he tcok the women by surprise.
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    A COUPLE OF ODD JOBS
    67 5 PENANG. Wed— Two Chinese from Machane Buboh walked into the Civil Defence office in Butterworth recently to claim two Jobs which they said had been promised to them They said that a man to whom they had paid a dollar after sinning a "form" said
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    Red tape slows up housing
    197 5 Red tape slows up housing -AND SITES ARE HARD TO FIND LUMPUR. Wed. THE Federation Hous--1 ins Trust made slow progress last year, it was cincially admitted today. Tl.' Member for Local Oo.ernmert. Housing and Town Planning, Dato Nik Ahmed Kfcmil, chairman of the Trust, :a /c four rea-sons for
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    Siglap library opens today
    28 5 A branch of Raffles Library will be opened at the Slglap social welfare centre, Singapore, today. Mr. Chick Hock Siew will be In charge.
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    Cyclists fined
    19 5 Eight cyclists were fln path in Singapore yesterday for rld:ne on the five-foot w.iy of Marine Parade
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    The Straits Times Singapore. Thurs. June 24. 1954. Away With Illusion
    864 6 The Straits Times Singapore. Thurs. June 24. 1954. Away With Illusion The White Paper on the future of the University of Malaya, which in Singapore was tabled in the Legislative Council without comment, moved the Federrl Legislative Council to stimulating debate. One result was to banish any fond illusion that
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    Deadly Shophouse
    351 6 The shophousr and the cubicle are the great allies of! tuberculosis. That is not a now discovery, but Dr. J. S. Sodhy. in his address to Kuala Lumpur Rotarians yesterday, gave it the sad emphasis of an authority engaged in daily battle with this disease. Of every three
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    Federation divided into 52 units for elections
    1013 6 Three reports those of the Constituency Delineation Committee, the White Paper on Rice Production in the federation and the Report on the Education Ordinance of 1952— which were tabled at the Federal Legislative Council yesterday are here summarised by Harry Miller THE Constituency
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    Rice schemes needing more money deferred
    827 6 4FTER 15 months, the Federation Government has published a White Paper on thf action it has taken, which it will take, and which it cannot take or. the 15ti separate recommedations of the important Rut Production Committee which reported in March last year. The
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    NATIONAL SCHOOLS PLAN 'A FLOP'
    293 6 THE Federation Government's plan to set up national schools all over tho country has been a temporary flop. The Federal Legislative Council was told this yesterday in a report prepared by the Member for Education. Dato E. E. C. Thuraisingham, on the 1952 Education Ordinance.
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    On the Margin
    26 6 On the Margin G a i I Hi I 1 I cited Harking back II H HLJ Proves the rule 9 i HOI The reason Mr
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    15 gallant young ladies in Miss Malaya semi-final
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    FORCES WOUND THREE AT VILLAGE
    270 7 FORCES WOUND THREE AT VILLAGE IPOH. Wed. 4 44-YEAR-OLD far4** mer. Yap Fook I i and his 17-vrar-old daughter, Choo Moy, of Gunong Bercham now village, 50 miles northeast of Ipoh. were wounded by security forces today. The girl, shot through the Chest and thigh, is in a critical condition
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    Club aids 'adopted' village
    116 7 Club aids 'adopted' village fFHE Singapore Rotary Club yesterday be?an work for its "adopted" Ponggol Point. Club members and vilAorkeri .side by side to clear land for Pongol Point first school. Thr chairman of Rotary's Community Service Committee. Mr. K. M. Medoora. said that two acres of land for the
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    Black smoke: Bus man wins appeal
    131 7 Black smoke: Bus man wins appeal T^EH AH TIN. manager of the X Chanßi Bus Co. Ltd.. who appealed aKainst a conviction and nne of $50 for allowing a bus to emit excessive black smoke. was cleared of the offence on appeal in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Mr. N.
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    Lorry kills man
    30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed P:iv Chin San, 81. mi killed instantly this morning when lorry hit him near his home at Cheras Road, Kuala Lumpur about 8 a.m.
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    High Tides
    86 7 TODAY: Singapore 344 im iR ft 4 In.) 437 pm. '8 ft); Port Dtrkvin II 55 a m c 7 ft 9 In Peiiann BTJ m <"> ft 4 In i 544 I p.m. (6 ft 2 In i TOMORROW Slnciporr am. (7 ft In i 531 pm
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    In to the next round
    73 7 ne 1> Kirls Singapore II the Mini Mi^v Mi lava ron i<ii>. 1 inda Bod« sIndustriei ini'ti Mi 1. ,u hi. in, i .ii etter-Dunn, Soosa (Fortune ENTRE: Meda Ellas. Violet Ho \m.it.Mir Wciu'ht-I.ift-m: \^so( ution I Sheila l>\"-«in Josephine Pcreira. Donna l.im (Seventh Siorev
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    And they needed a lot of courage as well as glamour
    325 7 And they needed a lot of courage as well as glamour TWENTY-FIVL shy and nervous Singapore contestants for the title of "Miss Malaya" made solo entrances on the Capitol Theatre state l>st nieht before a packed house and without any rehearsal I Each our earned the description of the compere:
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    219,124 there Two held hostage for $100, court told
    248 7 219,124 there Two held hostage for $100, court told TWO men had to spend a night in tongkangs tied up at Telok Aver Basin because they could not pay $100 for hiring a car. Singapore Second Criminal DlstricrCourt was told yesterday. Th< men. Kang Bpon Seng and Ng Boon Yong.
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    Girl rode a trisha charge
    59 7 Asiyah binte Jamiyan, 19, claimed trial in Singapore yesterday to riding a trisha while not a licensed rider. It was alleced that a police- man on beat duty arrested Aslyah at 1 40 am. on June 15 at Gey lane while she wa.s riding a
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    POLLS DEBATER OFF UNTIL TODAY: SO GALLERY LEFT
    337 7 POLLS DEBATER OFF UNTIL TODAY: SO GALLERY LEFT K. LUMPUR, Wed. THE big elections debate in the Fedj oral Legislative (ounI (il will take place tomorrow morning. The proplr who packed thr sallery toddy loft whon thr Attornry-Gen- 'oral, Mr. M. J. P. Hogan, Isnid ho would pui ofl the
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    Driver fined for negligence
    51 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Gerald Edmondson was fined $75 and had his licence endorsed for driving a car negligently on May 25. He collided with a car driven by Mr. W. L. Kinlock. Johore Bahru Police Area Superintendent. Damage to the car. the police said, amounted to
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    TWO CRASHES CAUSED THIS
    70 8 TRAFFIC was held up for 20 minutes at Collyer Quay, Singapore, yesterday afternoon when a lorry with a load of logs and an S.T.C. trolley-hus collided.* Then another trol-ley-bus behind knocked into a small van to add to the confusion. Held-up cars stretched far down into
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    $455,000 more for new remand homes
    160 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. rp H E Federal Legislative Council today approved a supplementary vote of $455,000 to meet the cost of building j rive new remand homes and hostels. Four of them *ill be for boys, and the fifth, in Kuala Lumpur, for girls.
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    The electoral areas
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    SPECIALS PREFER THE LOANS
    231 8 They can get them quicker KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. INTEREST-FREE Rural and industrial Development Authority business loans are very popular with demobilised special constables, because they can be obtained quicker than farming land subsidies, says a White Paper submitted in the Federal Legislative Council today. At the
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    Varsity can't do this—so Kirkby will
    89 8 Varsity can't do this so Kirkby will KUALA LUMPUR. Wed THE Member for Education. Dato E.F..C. Thurailnsham. told Mr Head J<*o Srang at the Federal Coun- cil meeting today that the Government will carry on with its prevent system of teacher training Kirkhx in Britain. Suitable arrangements. he said, could
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    Moved cooked oats: $200
    42 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed —Tan Vane. of the Ulu Choh Resettlement area, was fined $200 today in the police court for mortal a pot of cooked oats without a permit He had been warned previously not to do this.
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    Going home
    15 8 Six hundred Indians left Singapore yesterday in the 8.1. ship Rajula for Madras.
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    T.B. PROTECTION FOR DOLLAR A MONTH
    162 8 SATA is extending its T.B. insurance scheme to cove family groups at a cut rate. After payment for preliminary X-rays, a man can insure himself, nis wife and all children over the age of 14 vear.s for $1 a month, and all children under
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    700 students for China
    38 8 700 students for China for China More than 700 Chinese students from Indonesia yesterday passed through Singapore in the Tjiwangi on the.; way to China. They were among the 972 passengers. Sixty passengers boarded the vessel in Singapore.
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    No permit—$100
    29 8 No permit— $100 For entering Singapore from Pulau Samboc without a illd irt />r travel documrnt. Saad bin Hassan was fined $100. nr two months' gaol. In Singapore yesterday.
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    HEUMATISM?
    20 9 lim&tio mo old h daily a tried me," and '-.f rations Ruffarert nalion ol h»>n (ff-t 1 ■<■ male* Hi
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    He went to Nile to destroy pyramid's prophecies
    1986 9 He went to Nile to destroy pyramid's prophecies TIMES special FEATURE V'6*EZZ£sZ>™'i pm 0( tourists jOf ed out horn of Gi/eh "In t h the sunshine over the Gre Pyamid see the mad l2l£~Q grinning Arab wi those ston' H SPends a his ""S 1 5 in huge bS" hj
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      234 9 Sh<>rh*vli lh»lnu>y JJt>\ sin»i hintwif —ZiJLO^^ryiiCW gp (ABE l^— HE'S ShO" 1 APE YOU NOT you iD'O T )*VMi»TwAP r^^uO\}l^ TMi& <c, «HE?E MP& CUL I C wl &eLC> PEAP?^/a?' r USEC? _^i PEN EC? TO I Q1&&0N <yroov fvhen p^riinrSMr^^ r* Bl AMf? T t wf cfvolvep^ Jitnow? 9Hf
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    TIN SHARES ARE FIRM
    323 10 Indonesia signs pact T»HE Singapore Share Market yesterday wa> at last partially cleared of the depression which has hunjf over it for the past few weeks by thr> news that Indonesia had signed the International Tin Agreement and that France had expressed her intention of doing
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    403 10 Th< Mal.iy.in Share Brokers' As- J sociatlon reported: "With tr;c encouraKint- ne«<- ol the International Tin Agreement, interest on the local sh.in m.irket v.is malniy confined to the tin section where there *a,in improved turno\ei at p-.,~ rival) higher levels. This stction ,:<ised nrm with buyers requirements -ried.
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    103 10 pore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Stee.' Architect 1 2. Corfu 4j. Grootekerk C.P.. SUvik 17. Rempang 89. Bennevls 11. Von Heutsz 13 14. Coromandel 15 16. Japara WSEDE. Sunda 18. Jutlandia 19 20 Katong 2122. O!uf Maersk 23 24. Eastern Prince 25 26 Santhia 27
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    Indonesia levy
    140 10 LONDON. Wed— The two-thirds levy Imposed by the Indonesian Gm ernment In March on profits which I foreign firms want to remit from Indonesia has been sharply criM<i.sod here by the chairman of ,he ToerHngie (Sumatra i Rubber and Produce Estates Limited. Mr. A I. Mathewson. He said
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    25 10 SINGAPORK, June 23 TIN: 8365 62 1 2 per picul (up 54.25). XI KKKK: WJ's rents I In. (up five-eighths of a cent
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    AUSIRALIAN STOCKS
    175 10 MXI ROIRNF Wpri Emphasis on iradinc on I Exchanu* today v..\\ ai;iiii and uranium issues Speculators continue tc buy into ou denials o.' o 1 strikes from companu drilling in New (jianea am Australia. There w as UUla Commonwealth or rndmtrli sertion Loan 3' k 19iri-59 £94 11
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    RUBBER PRICES
    181 10 Rubber closed IB Sinful* day at 66', cents a lb., flvi of a cent above Tuesday's closiiu price. The price opened for J three-quarters of a cent hieher than Tue.-day s close on good overnit:, .ucept.inces from London, the Continent ,md New York and uas to 66.. cents
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    109 10 Singapore I'hinesr Produce- I chance: noon prices per picul WMt Copra: steady, luly $31 'j buyer .rrs; Aupi.st $30 buyer illers. Coconut oO $56.- sellers Pepi* quiet, n business reported; blac: pepper dio Uintok white KOS Lampong black $135. H.I B Ltd. closlnc J>n< nut oil $52-.- Pen.in
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    36 10 On the free exchance market n H'.nc Konc yesterday thf I VII quotPd at 5 ,firi2s for rash am for T r Storlinc whs quoted at 15.i anr one lael of gold at 251.125.
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    Tin stocks
    24 10 SUM tin BMUI and un-in-concentrates at the end Ol 6.062 tons were 108 tons hlg at the end of April official show.
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      245 10 NOTICES I I KIT TIN DREDGING LIMITED tin Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of the abovenamed Company, duly con- I vened. and held at the Registered Office of the Company. Robinson's Building, Mountbatten Road. Kuala Lumpur, on the twenty-flrst dry of June 1954. the following
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      162 10 NOTICES NASSIM CO.. LIMITED WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION On '.TI'RDAY. 2«TH JINE. 1954, AT 10.30 A.M. 23 feet Cabin Cruiser with 25 h.p. Bvlnrude Outboard Motor. Craft In first class condition Motor serviced monthly. May be Inspected by arrangement at R.S.Y.C. basin. SHERIFF'S SALE IN IHI HIGH COURT OF
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      861 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS JUNIOR TECHNICAL (TRADE) SCHOOL, PENANG Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens for the post of Electrical Installation Work Instruc--1 tor at the above School. Applicants should have a Certificate In Electrical Installation Work from the City and Guilds of London Institute or Its equivalent ior have completed a
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      777 10 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE COLONY OF SINGAPORE 3% 1946 REHABILITATION LOAN (1962-70) Notice U hereby given that the transfer register of the above Loan will be closed from 30th. June to 14th. July 1954, both days inclusive, for (he preparation of Interest Warrants. By Order The Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation,
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      116 10 Can 10% farther I you get J o ncv. I full rare pi CHAMPIC SPARK PLud L. E. TIIS MACLAINf Train for SUCCES W"h J the J I I J I I ACCOUNTANT SECRETARY COST ACCOUNItJ WORKS MANAII CHIEF CLERK CASHIER BOOKKEE or otht oppo/ntrrf COMMERCE INDUSTRY BANKING PUBLIC SERI
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    MAXINE RAKICH WRITES A PAGE FOR WOMEN
    33 12 CLABBII M. il.iir cr Kit/a K.i/acus wore i heavy Kastei n NTH necklace and earrincs when she attended a cixktain p.irt> at l,ondon's >a\o\ Hotel recently.
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    266 12 DO fOU do anything for your skin. Do you hopefully buy a cream or lotion, use '.t a little while and then when your enthusiasm has petered out. settle i back Mid wish and wonder? Why not try a fresh approach. i~™"™"^«^^^—^^^™— I i
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    Are YOU A perfect hostess?
    151 12 Are YOU A perfect hostess? HOW MM V'li tell the MTfecl hnxtrss? HrrrS m\ ide;i: She hko> people .inrl rnlnvs rntertatalßg. Bhe*i M.itur.ill.N t.i> moro inIrrrstrd in Y()l th.Mi M aßjrtfctai else She knows tiind food and in\.iri.ihlv ionics up with a ■mi th.it is unhatknryed and appetizing. She ha>
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    It's the WAY you use perfume that counts...
    525 12 It's the WAY you use perfume that counts... KNOWING how to choose' ;i perfume and how IV and when to use it evokes compliments, some limes from unexpected sources. I here is a definite way to "handle" perfume it it is lo become something of which VWl're inordinately proud. For
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    184 12 THKsK t|iiiik dishes are li.tsed on fanned soups— which never have to he just plain soups. Hi-. it an undiluted can of tream ot thicken soup and s.ason with turr> pouil.i \dd a chopped hard cooked cb« or two. salt, pepper and serve on toa*t
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    TIMELY TIPS
    94 12 IF YOUR eyes look dull and tired you can r>n«hten them either by putting a trace a vaseline on the lids oi by applying the merest suspicion of rouge :u each corner nearest to the nose Rub the roun in gently until it blends with the ikin and
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    MISSON GOAL IN 57TH MINUTE SEAT SHELL
    135 13 I)fhC only Group I unbeaten side >kini "trong bid to win ffSS 1( „h< *BH leagjae and cup cowpStfiF r yesterday, thrv riMrn^ foa] being scored in th LJS ICWW »n the s,th the n iea?u; r ln st,. I 0.1 X.C ■•up
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    20 13 ahim, Teo schemed winners fiuld repeal or Ahmad H :<\ whos« by Soc ng ironi Bit lead in tht m M-orins
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    SBHFA LEAGUE & CUP RESULTS
    84 13 SBHFA LEAGUE CUP RESULTS •Mid cup romiM.tition are Mercantile Ru JJ» Buk im J Kill I- R < hartrrrd Bk. Hrrwrrirs 2 I old «l 3 Hlm l)arh T < old Moraj, Tra< tlon o Ford (iR<M P <; Manshrld i Ral t Borneo Motor, w stanvac «.ROI P J
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    VETERAN NOROHNA IN FORM
    258 13 EVONQKONa BANK. \Uio were routed by Pulo Bukom last week were back in lop form ap;i.: (i.iy when :hev M oretl thrice 'in the fust half to beat Fra.ser and Neave at the QcyUna Stadium In Group A Of the SBHFA league and cup tonipetit.uii i.
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    HORNET TEAM BEATEN
    40 13 lOf Pau basketball tenni beat the the U.SS. Hornet by «R .iT points in i heir final match at the Happy World last night. Half time icort Nun. ing Slang Pru 3fi. D S S. Hornet 33.
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    89 13 THE annual Inter-boys' clubs boxii.impionship for the Davies Challenge Cup. nas be<n postponed to July l. 2 and 3 at the Singapore Badminton Hall. The two preliminary and stwiifinal rounds vull be held on the first Uu nltlu- stilting at 8 p.m. The finals will start at
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    I.A. CRICKET ELEVENS
    86 13 Indlin A^MMi.ition cricket teams (or nr* 1 Sum are; Aga'nsi wee. at SCC. at 11 a.m. i Senior tournevi: I.all Singh iCapt.i, Slthaiam. BtthawaDa, Aiiftullla Axh- raff. Harbani Singh, Di llarcharan Singh Verity Gill. Balac handran. Aiit Btai(h. VythUin«am. Twelfth nian. RiAik. Umpire: Ba.shkaran; Score-- Kaaic haiibl
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    HOAD, ROSEWALL TAKEN TO 5 SETS BY BELGIAN PAIR
    353 13 HOAD, ROSEWALL TAKEN TO 5 SETS BY BELGIAN PAIR WIMBLEDON, Wednesday. IMIE Australian holders of the men's doubles championship, Lewis Hoad and Ken Rosewall. got off v a fine start in this year's competition when the> eliminated Jacques Brichant and Phillipe Washer ol Belgium, the strongest opposition Europe could offer
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    SECOND DAY RESULTS
    528 13 LONDUN, Wrdnrsdav FULL results on the second day of the All-Eneland tennis championships at Wimbledon yesterday were (seeded players in black): WOMEN'S SINGLES First round: Gem Hoahing (Britain i beat S. L&tzarlno (Italy) 6-1. 1-1; S. Fry cU.S.) beat Mrs. L. Ahonsloven i Switzerland' 6-4. 6-4; P.
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    THIRD DAY Fraser, Ip beaten
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    145 13 I P B Barnes, Plynn, ime ed all three Tor refereed. Outhrte BC and h Cheong and V i'YMA ground. Bata S.C de'.nsfield S.C. 4-1. Pec: Whye 1 2 1. Kre Siang and Ngian ■<M fm Bata. William Tan field K B
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    Fastest 100 (in99mins.) by Barrick beats Essex
    317 13 LONDON. Wed. WARWICKSHIRE, one of four County teams win in the current scries of cricket championship names, their lead in the table yesterday with 108 points from 12 games, eight of which they have wuu. Middlesex took first innings points against Yorkshire to
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    Hutton to miss second Test
    133 13 LONDON. »<d I KN HI TTOS. InjUnds rrirk. I captain, will not br avallablr for thr sn-nnd Test again*! Pakistan, hitmnint at Nottingham on July 1. Hutlon i miMili -ri a spr< ialist today hi* 38th. hirthdav about a stiff link and othn (rnrral pains
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    PAKISTAN HAVE 17 FOR GAMES
    57 14 KARACHI. Wed- It vws announced today that Pakistan w:!l .senrl a contingent of 17 to ,|ie Empire Oiimts a Vancouver !>'ls year. The team will include elev-n a'.hlr wrestler, and a weightl'.iter. In addition, the Pakistan i expects to send a team The final selections
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    SELANGOR WILL RACE WHILE TURE CLUB REBUILDS
    282 14 SELANGOR WILL RACE WHILE TURE CLUB REBUILDS RACING will ho carried on K 1 V I year when thr Belabor Turf ,'V I its million-dollar rebuildin R scheme 9 M Selanßor Turf Club laid Hf^ was denyli next year would br trai I poll. Selangor will Introd forecast pool at
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    Kamis drops only one game and joins last eight
    410 14 A HANDFI'L of spectators. expecting to see a K<><> game at the S.R.C. courts yesterday between H. Kamis and Dr. Chan Ah Kow in second-round tie of the Singapore lawn tennis singles championship, saw little from the doctor of the game
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    SPOTTING THE WINNERS
    326 14 SPOTTING THE WINNERS By KPS>M IH I" MY ten to follow at the Kuala Lumpur June-July meeting are: BRICiHT KVKS 11. Showed great promise .n his titst-e\er race In Malaya, at Ipoh earlier In the month, when he scored cleverly up the s'»f straight; on his Irish three-year-old record he
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    ENG YOON RUNS 100 YARDS IN 10 SEC AT SJI MEET
    602 14 CEVKNTEEN-TCAE-OLD Quih Kirn Choon. who won the 4 Jit yards. 880 y.inls and the 120 yards hurdles, and was second in the pole vault, became the individual champion at the 48th annual athletic sports of the St. Josephs Institution
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    412 14 Big day for the Higham sisters I^OUR NEW RECOKPS weir Ml up at Rallies CiirN School annual athletic meet held on Institution pom Sixteen-yeat -olci Pam< la H -himeri pnMIM ill win: \arris m 12 lisoi which took fourI tenths of a Mcond ofl the n Patricia s lime is
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    23 14 Buklt Timah Wanderers l>eat Woodbrldge Honnltal 'A' 8-.< In a ■OOMT friendly at Woodbridee Hnsliital sround yesterday. D.W.T, Bird referced
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    406 14 f AC De Dllla and Cpl. Maloney were thf outstanding competitors m the annual athletic sports o( i R.A.F. Station Tengah at Tcngah yesterday. LAC De Dilla won the 220 and 440. while Cpl. Maloney won the gruUUng three miles and also
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    ARMY (S'PORE) v. MALAYA
    60 14 Army (Singapore will meet (Malaya .<• this »k kpnr on Saturday The Singapore tc.tm M Mr icapt.i. Maj. J E. S no ii C. Barron. L Cpl T. Angus. Pte. n. Dent. Sen n. Twelfth man: Spi Thomits. Ires: wo n v H. r Smith and
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      363 14 THE RESULTS Yesterday s results were: Junior miuli-n (semi-finals) Willie Chan bent Chin Kwong TDBg 6-0. 6-1: Sharain Osman beat Kwik Sam Chuan 6-2. 6-1-Men* singles: 11 S. Gill wo. R. D. H. r'arlhlnn: Tracey K. JoBjM b*at A S. B. Pakir 6-2. 6-1: A. G. B. Pakir beat G.
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