The Straits Times, 1 September 1954

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    13 1 The Straits Times A** Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1954. 15 CENTS
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    AN HOUR OF HIGH SUSPENSE
    324 1 I -Then crippled plane 'pancakes' CHANGI AIRPORT DRAMA h its undercarriage jammed circled dumgl airport horn- yesterday before gliding in for a perfect crash-landing shop nl Guildford, the Righl Rev. 11. C. Montgomery Campc of si\ men on hoard the Valetta. NO one \\;is hurl
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    French to suggest new plan
    302 1 French to suggest new plan ASSEMBLY SAYS 'NO 9 TO EDC PARIS. Tues. TRANCE is expeeteri to 1 put forward new proposals for a European defence system followinu the National Assembly s rejection last nieht of th» original plan for including German divisions in western defence. Under the new plan,
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    Treaty 'leak' starts a SEATO clash
    70 1 Treaty 'leak' starts a SEATO clash MWII.V Tiirv he eight na- d i p.in are tomorrow i<> ISh on how r.jr "limit thrmictton. b.is beea b, "premann in a Manila nice S) of n draft treaty on h \\/l s detween Ameri- (i \r« Zeand. not pledging the mrmleßnite action
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    ALL THIS PLUS $20,000 in PRIZES
    142 1 ALL THIS PLUS $20,000 in PRIZES lIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIII S THE SEPTEMBER =E issue of The SE Malayan Monthly, IS °n sale today, ia packed with topical =5 articles, picture stories and flrst--55 class illustrated flc=s tlon. Among the main features are: j|j #A JUNGLE RESCI'E BY HEIJCOPTER, pre■ss sented in colour--5=
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    Eden not for Manila
    58 1 LONDON. Tues. The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Anthony Eden, will not attend the South-East Asia Treaty Organization conference in Manila because of "urgent and important problems arising from the rejection by the French Assembly of the European army." The Marquess of Reading. Minister of State, will head
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    Malaya will be there
    44 1 Malaya is to be represented at the SEATO conference at Manila by the Chief Secretary of the Federation. Mr. D. C. Watherston. the office of the Commissioner General announced yesterday. He will join the United Kingdom delegation to the conference.
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    Two more notes
    33 1 LISBON. Tues Portugal sent two new notes to India yesterday requesting prompt final acceptance or rejection of Portuguese proposals for settling the bitter colonial dispute between the two countries. -A.P
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    'Quit clubs or be sacked' order to schoolboys
    292 1 KUALA. LIMPIR. Tue*. Thousands of schoolchildren in the Federation, members of youth clubs, have been told to quit these organisations or face expulsion. The reason is that thesr outside bodies take up too much of their spare time and they are slacking
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    THE GIRL WHO HANGS HER HEAD
    100 1 Mother-slayer Pauline Parker, 16, has no smile Mrs. Parker was found battered to dra f i> vi a Chhstchurch park on June 22. The two girls were said tojiave killed her inth a brick MMMf 111 n ock. They are beinn tetained pendircj the
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    PEPPER-BOMB THUGS MISS THE PAYROLL
    358 1 PEPPER-BOMB THUGS MISS THE PAYROLL Airport clerk, blinded, Sights way out o£ 'ambush' with $3,200 intact 'pW'O robbers ambushed a pay clerk in ,i cloakroom and attacked him with a pepper bomb at Kalians Airport, Singapore, yesterday in an attempt to stral a 53. 200 \lalayan Airways payroll. But the
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    MEET THE HERO
    5 1 MR. NAIR
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    Australia to send mission
    25 1 SYDNEY. Tues. An Australian trade mission will leave for South-east Asia tomorrow. It will visit Singapore. Malaya, Siam and Burma —Reutei.
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    Princess warned: Don't go
    79 1 Princess warned: Don't go EDINBURGH Tv 4 NEWSPAPER here A nnd a rnvstr; last night war Prince-. Margaret to stay away from a I she is due to visit tonight. Tile police arc trying ;o ■lie caller, wh phoned from a kiosk. told the newsirn the Prinn to opening performanci
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    On the last lap
    33 1 CANTON. TUM The British Labour Party nvir^tion arrived here by special plane from Hangchow on the final lap of their coodwill nu.v-mn to Chin i Renter. (See Pase 2)
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    Dr. Lin in London: Why I took that university job
    308 2 'TO KEEP ALIGHT CHINESE THOUGHT LONDON, Tues. DR. LIN Yu-tang, Chancellor Designate of Nanyang University in Singapore, told a crowd- ed meeting of students at Malaya Hall here last night that the first purpose of a university was to answer
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    Body exchange
    34 2 PANMUNJOM. Tues. The Communists today said that they would hand over 193 American bodies and seven bodies of unknown nationality tomorrow in the start of the i Korean war dead exchange 'A.P.
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    The 'right to love' strikers get £1,000
    168 2 The 'right to love' strikers get £1 ,000 MXMHFSTF.R. Tuev LEADERS of the I'niled Textile Factory Workers Association decided here last night to make a grant of €1,000 in support of the "right to love' strike of workers at the <»mi Silk Company in Japan. They also derided to send
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    The housewives see red
    45 2 LONDON, Tues. Housewives in Brighouse, Yorkshire, saw red yesterday when fine crimson dye powder settled on their weekly wash. While white sheets and shirts were being tinted, firemen washed away 300 lbs. of dye. which had fallen from a lorry Reuter.
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    New support
    28 2 QUITO. Ecuador. Tues. The Foreign Ministry last night said that Ecuador was ready to back Peru to keep foreign whaling ships out of territorial waters. -A.P.
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    COATS-OFF TRADE TALKS WITH A RED MINISTER
    59 2 .MR. ANFtRIN BFVAN. a member of the British delegation now visitinc Thina. talks with Mr Yrh Chi-rhuanc. the Minister of Foreign Trade. On Mr Bevan's left (wearing glasses) la Mr. Morgan Phillips. Such was the heat in Peking that the Britons for the
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    AN MiG ESCORT FOR ATTLEE? WELL, PERHAPS
    297 2 AN MiG ESCORT FOR ATTLEE? WELL, PERHAPS Formosa fears, says Rene Mac Coll. cat out that fly-direct roote to Canton lIANGCHOW. Tuesday. EXTRAORDINARY security measures are being taken for today's flißht of Attlee and his rio-gnoding party when they fly south to Canton from this restful beauty spot of Hangrhow.
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    Huk leader's sentence 'a mockery of justice'
    137 2 MANILA. Tues. President Ramon Magsaysay of the Philippines said last night that a 12-year prison sentence passed earlier In the day on Colonel Luis M. Tarnc. Communist guerilla leader, was a mockery of Justice He called on Justice and Army officers to prosecute
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    A TOKEN FOR CHURCHILL
    88 2 ATHENS, Tues. A phial containintr blood (riven by 20 reservist Greek Army officers as a token of their willingness to fight for the "liberation" of Cyprus, started today on Its lourney to the British Prime Minister. w It was handed to Archbishop Spyrldon of Athens, who
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    Diana gets to her new home
    76 2 Diana gets to her new home LIVERPOOL. Tues. SERGEANT John Anderson. 22. arrived here yesterday from the Far East in the 10,330-ton troopship Lancashire with his 18-year-olr! Chinese wife. Diana Lee The sergeant, a ragnlai soldier in the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, and Diana fell in love more than two
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    Oil contract
    25 2 TOKYO. Tues -Russian ani Japanese trade representative today signed contracts here for purchase nf 60 non tons of Russian oil and coal.— A.P.
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    The bogus 'Doctor Li' WAS right, but
    137 2 The bogus 'Doctor Li' WAS right, but PHE widow 1 soWi'-r who a bogus Chi geon brain appeal for yesterday Vhf,V dpfin; tho had npfi th. Clifford Tlndah charcpd in ca\isP<l or a service, and per crnt This ceaspri whr n hptSPi Leeds Infii A J T Ev an^- appr
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    Jap director accused
    29 2 TOKYO T director of i nnmpany. uriav on chare* The pohep sair; was rhnr^rd rharrzpii US$5O pr .1 nfflcia! ceiveri from Sovift necrel anted to An
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    Fear-town fathers call in the Yard
    77 2 WIOAN. Lancashire. Tue.s. Detective Superintendent MacDougall of Scotland Yard's murder squad, has been called in by police here to help solve th»> stabbing of an 11-yrar-old schoolboy. MacDoueall will lead the manhunt for the slayer of William Harmer, found knifed on a rubbish dunrn
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      96 2 While you sleep m .l*c Every motor car engine wears out not only while it is running but even after it has been stopped! No matter how carefully motor spirit is refined »> 1 even Shell motor spirit water containing B^SS corrosive acids is formed when it burns. The major
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    THE SEATO DRAFT GETS OUT BLOWS A STORM IN MANILA
    200 3 THE SEATO DRAFT GETS OUT BLOWS A STORM IN MANILA \i\mi v Turn. |M| yr Ramon P B M*saysay, todaj a full investiL, Into (lie leakage American-owned per here of the o f .m American 'ft for the Southla Treats OrIraft, due be 1 tudied tomorrow In a jo,,ofeifhl nations
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    Treaty nations will act against any aggression'
    675 3 the I xf of the draft of a South East Treaty by the B letin: ivereign faith In the ol the and their \hm-c with all governpromot hi the the and to up>les of riemoliberty, and and to pronomic wellpment of all ire
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    STORMS OVER TEACUPS
    43 3 J. British been asked es tidy and idum, governi shabby unrance, .mis- Keep personal gear like shopping baskets out of sight, teacups from desks after use keep papers arid ofiicp articles away from window ledges, mantlepieces and cupboard tops. Reuter.
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    PATTI SHOWS HER NYLONS
    48 3 NYLONS made in Scotland are worn here by Patti Morgan who gives a preview to another model. Anna Gardner. They will show the stockings at the Scottish Industries Exhibition which will be opened by the Queen Mother in Glasgow on Sept. 2. Reuter picture.
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    200 DEAD IN INDIAN DELUGE, AND $195 m. DAMAGE DONE
    157 3 200 DEAD IN INDIAN DELUGE, AND $195 m. DAMAGE DONE CALCUTTA, Tuesday. II'IDESPREAD floods in north-east India were esti- mated yesterday to have killed 200 people and raused damage worth 300,000.000 rupees (SMI 95.000.--000) to crops and property. Some 14.000 square miles nf i rich cultivated land about the si?e
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    Sony wins holiday
    53 3 MARION FLEMING, second from left, is dressed in her best and hound for a Hollywood premiere with the Roy Rogers family. Roy heard Marion sing in Dunford Home for Deprived hildren. Edinburgh, during his tour of Britain, and invited her to his ranch in California for a
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    For Far East
    29 3 TOKYO. Tues. The US Far East Air Force yesterday said that Inter-continental B-36 "atomic carrier" bombers would be moved to the Far East in October. Reuter.
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    BRITAIN'S SLUMS NOW ON THE WAY OUT
    141 3 LONDON. Tues. Britain's Conservative Govern m.c n t which has reached its target of building 300,000 houses a year, is ready to tackle the problrm nf .sweeping away the country's slum areas. Mr. Harold McMillan, Minister of Housing and Local Government, has addressed
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    LONDON STOCKS
    243 3 LONDON Closing middle prices of selected stocks, not including stamp duty, were: LOANS Consols 68H Funding i% 104\ War 3<^"c 80'j BANKS Mercantile c£l2V*j 35 Eastern <£5i D 1 Chartered (£1) 42 Hongkong ($125) 99' 2 INSURANCE Com. Un. iuU.; 44 Royal 16\ Prudential 43\ RAILS Can. Pacific
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    LONDON TIN
    27 3 LONDON. Auk. 31.— Cash Buyer s K.'l%\ Sellers 729; Forward Buyers £727' Sellers C 728 1 Settlement £730. Turnover a.m. 20 tons; p.m. 15 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    36 3 LONDON, Aug 31.— Spot 20 '»d Oct 20' nd. Oct -Dec. 2O'«d.. Jan.Mar. 20 'sd. Apr-June 20d.. JulySept. 20d.. Sept. c.if. 19 7 »d.. Oct. cif. 19 T .d.. Nov c.iX. unquoted Tone: Steadier.
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    Improper, he said-then all was uproar in the council
    529 4 VOICES WERE RAISED, A FILE WAS PRODUCED AND EXTRACTS READ THEN MR. REA: THERE IS NOTHING ODD ALLEGATIONS made by our member of the Singapore City ounril against another of improperly negotiating a contract with a firm raised a storm ot
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    Passing through
    37 4 Sir Hudson Fysh. chairman and managing director of Qantas Empire Airways, passed through Singapore last nicht on his way to attend the International Air Transport Association annual meeting in Paris and the Farnboroueh Air Show.
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    MOON LANTERNS WERE TOO MUCH FOR THEM
    20 4 POM FOY deft) and Mvi Mvi pictured yesterday at pla> Strait* Times picturo.
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    MISSING GIRLS ON SHOPPING JAUNT
    138 4 LX)STER sisters Fon I r Foy. 8 and Mvi Mvi, 4. missing since Sunday night, havo been returnrd safely to their foster mother. Madam Tan Ah Teen. They had been attracted by Eighth Moon lanterns in a shop near their home la Syed Alwi Road.
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    She woke to find man in her room
    51 4 A Eurasian woman tiring in a hotel in Rumah Miskln. Singapore, woke up at 4 am v, .-torday to rind an Indian in the room She screamed and the man i-I:mbfd the room partition and escaped through the open window of a
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    MYF meeting
    39 4 Dr. Khoo Oon Tcck. a director of the Singapore Chinese YM.CA. will be the puest speaker at Sunday 5 i 30 p m devotional meeting of the Telok Aver Methodist Youth Fellowship at 235. Telok Ayer Street.
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    Aw is still on the danger list
    72 4 Aw is still on the danger list IIOMILI LI lues MX W\ BOON HAW. 72 year-old newspaper publisher and financier. Is expected to "reach i crisis soon in his fight to recovei from a major operation per formed here on Sunday. Dr. Edmund Lee said Mr \w'% condition continued <•
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    $40,000 opuim haul in ship
    43 4 Customs men seized opium worth about $40,000 from the Larut when she called at Sineaporc yesterday The ship was trom HanakoK fn route to Sarawak, when tt was diverted unexpectedly to Singapore for bunkera No arrests were made
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    —The— Yam Tuan's son takes over
    142 4 The Yam Tuan's son takes over SEREMBAN Tues rUNGKU MUNAWIR eldest son of th. Yang di-P°rtaan Besaof Negri Sembilan, wat today named Regent during the Yam Tuan's iDsence. Tengku Munawir is a district Home Guard officer at Kuala Pilah. The 32-year-old Regent was appointed with the consent of the four
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    Two gaoled
    26 4 rwo oickpoclcets Lav Choc Kione and Tay Kah Lee. were each gaoled for a vrar in Singapore yesterday for -iraiine Dens from bus oassenerrs
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    Thief gets $50
    25 4 A thlet oroke into a nouse in Broofcfg Road ort Joo Chiat Road Singapore on Monday and stole a Durs^ contatnine S5O
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    THE 'BARRACKS WILL DO YOU GOOD, STUDENTS TEACHERS TOLY
    131 4 iy|R. P. K. HERNON. head of the Sh,, M for Adult Education and a lectori?^ 01 pore Teachers' Training College yesSrH? Ed student-teachers at thr new tr .i, Kota Bahru for com plain n about \T'- quarters. The students objertrri terd
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    Live and let live, says magistrate
    89 4 BUTTER WORTH. I'ur TH E Province Inche Hassan bi;i Hussaln, today said it wa.s strange that people trying to make an hours t living were beinn prosecutor. He cautioned and di six men for hawkin? in Butterworth without a licence. Inspector Abbas said that
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    Gaol, rotan for parang attack
    41 4 KOTA BAHRL' rues For voluntary causinß hurt with a paranc to Roni bin Juson at Telok Ketam Kampons Kemnmin Kota 3ahru Daud oin Hamat was sentenced to tix months' imprisonment and three strokes of the rotan
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    Historians to meet
    13 4 Historians to meet will hold a mfford Road. Sii p.m. on Sept. 8.
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    Licensing born
    15 4 The Board of I tice. Singapore I the F:- 12.30 p.m. nn Bepi
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    MR. REA TOLD: IF YOU HAD FORGOTTEN YOU'RE UNET
    67 4 Ourinc a Singapore City Council debate vesterda\ on superannuation fund rulrs. Mr P R Williams d.ao.. Roohorei told the actine President. Mr J T. Rea If von have overlooked the rules of procedure, you are not fit to preside over this
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      106 4 Todays Radio SINGAPORE A.M. i. la nmt Signal anc Open ing Announcement; 116 Morning Star 7.30 News: 7.35 Melod> Mixture 8 00— «J30 'jiviutlon to Music; P.M 1.00 Programme Summar\ 101 Favourite Dance »Und.«. 130 rime Signal ano New*. 1.46—2.00 At The Hammond Org»i.; 600 lime Signal Prograrrme Sun.mary. 602
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    RICE STOCKPILE ROW
    312 5 Government's job, not ours, say angry merchants KUALA LUM *U*. Tuesday. JHK Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce is to protest against any suggestion that the commemal community be called upon to mainthc Hce trX' P° f r tn Chambcs nfS!! 0 m^bors of the Sclan^or Chinese dur
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    IN SINGAPORE 3 chambers to make joint stand
    77 5 IN SINGAPORE, the liaison committee of the three Chambers of Commerce in Singapore met yesterday and discussed the Colony Government's policy statement on rice trade. Representatives of the three Chambers are meeting Mr. J. B. Clesp. Director of Commerce and Industry. this
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    Hush surrender
    20 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A i rronst has surrendered in tie Federation Details are ben« withhold lor operational easona.
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    Armed man walked in and said: 'l surrender'
    108 5  - Armed man walked in and said: 'l surrender' MFRTAJA.M. K. Tues. (CONSTABLES at Sunjei j Il.tk.ip poll, i station were surprised when an armed Chinese suddenly walked in. But it was no hold-up. The man only wanted to surrender. He told polire he wait You Lian Huat, aged 22, who
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    SIX MINUTES TO QUELL FLAMES
    38 5 V FIREMEN of the Kalhmg Airport fire service going the debris after extinguishing a high octane blaze lit for a training exercitt, Corporal W. Bullock. their RAF. trainer, looks or:.— Straits Times picture.
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    1,600 gallon petrol blaze, but firemen say: 'We'd have saved all lives'
    251 5 THE Kallang Airport lire service, re-organised since thr March 13 Constellation crash which killed 33 people, went through the first of a series cf intensive training exercises last night. And the 15 Malay firemen I who took part
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    More rubber tapped
    37 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. About 1.637.000 acres, or 04 S per cent of tappable rubber, were tapped in the Federation during July. In June, the total aereace tapped was 1.623,000 or 93 8 per cent.
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    Theatre spiv
    31 5 KOTA BAHRU. Tues. Hussaln bin Mohamed Rasul was fined $100 or one month's gao; for attempting to resell at black market prices three cinema tickets at the Cathay Theatre.
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    TRUST EVADING THE ISSUE, HE CHARGES
    192 5 COMMUNITY CENTRES are under no obligation to the Singapore Improvement Trust Just because a lew of them have been Riven clubhouses at nominal rents. Mr. Teo Seng Bee. president of the Federation of Community Centres said last night He was commenting on the Trust's
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    Lost her lamp —$3 fine
    48 5 Lost her lamp $3 fine KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. An 18-year-old lirl, Normaya binte Salam. of Ampang Road, was today fined $3 by the Second Magistrate, Inche Abdul Rani, for riding a bicycle without lights along Klyne Street on Sunday night. Normaya said .someone had n her bicycle lamp.
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    Off to Bangkok after radio talks in S'pore
    63 5 Off to Bangkok after radio talks in S'pore 1)K. KKITII BARRY. Controller of Programmes for the Australian Broadcasting Commissioner, leave Singapore for Kanßkok after a three-day stay in (he Colony lit- sounded out the vie« s of M ilavan listeners on the Smith-last Asia programmes ill I! mlh. Australia and
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    CUSTOMER PAID HIS FINE
    86 5 A satay seller, accused of hawking without licence, had his nne of $10 paid by a <•"*- -tomcr in the Singapore City Police Court yesterday. When the rust o m p r a mechanic working in the Re- of Vehicles, heard that Kasslm, unable to pay
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    DEARER SCHOOLING ON THE AGENDA
    165 5 DEARER SCHOOLING ON THE AGENDA KUALA LUMPUR. Tues HfHEN the Federal. Council meets here on Oct. 6, it will discuss a recommendation to increase school fees. This recommendation, It M understood, is contained In a report prepared by a special 11 -man committee appointed by the Government last year, to
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    Student had Red papers charge
    101 5 Student had Red papers charge r'O terrorist documents were found in the possession of a Singapore student at a house j n Upper Aljunted Road, it was alleged in the First Criminal District Court yesterday. In the dock was Ng Tien Soon, charged with possessing between Mar. 30 and April
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    The winning crooners
    52 5 The winning crooners Winners of last night's semifinal of the Crooner-Croonette contest at the Great World Garden Cabaret. Singapore, were: 1. Bob Kennedy: 2 Mike Gomes; 3. Miss Gladys Fonseca. The second semi-final will be held on Sept. 7 and the third on Sept 14. The final will be on
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    Slept in taxi: Fined $5
    47 5 jarkofT Uladimir was yesterday fined $5 in Singapore for being drunk and Incapable. Jarkoff the court was told, slept in a taxi while under the influence of alcohol at 12 noon on Sunday at the junction of Grange Road and Orchard Road.
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    Off to study engineering
    41 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. Paul Samuel a former student of the High School. Bukit Mertajam. left here today for London to study engineering He is the son of Mr. M. L. Samuel, a retired sanitary InI spector.
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    MAN FORGIVES GRANDSON WHO STABBED HIM
    77 5 M \l I. 'MPI'R. Tues. An old Sikh. Rood Singh, today forgave his grandson who stabbed him with a grasscutting knife on Ju>y 13 at Kampong Pandan. He was stabbed when he rebuked Mukhtiar Singh. 19. for going home late that night, the First
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      102 5 SINGAPORE DIARY KOI \K\ (II II: Wrrklv luncheon W.iild He»llli :)r W. W. Yun*. R1 V m pciiKl BAXD: Public coiuor!. King V Park. s:<o p m lo 6:10 pm mokiii »"i mi-.i or roi'Tßi S) liool. 1 in spoKi (ii\m.;iK IJWMBUi Or\n. MmriMtn iplanol Memorial Hall. ivllllMlliiMl. MTOIUN'I (MB:
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      118 5 M'PORi; <H»-» (II B Wo»kd»r (HUirring and prariirr. YMCA. Or- tiard Rend MO pm rRII>f "I I ISI lOIM.I (RAOB Or»nd Couniili Wfrkly mm inK. Bnummd In«tilutr for Sramrn. I mii' Mit; Pniiar Road. 8 pm Cl.orHlVf. >HOP: Hi Andrew* I CaltMdnl, (WA Rmim. south Side. I p>n In 530|>
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    DEATH
    21 6 -/> |H ,mi«..mi.m). HARD Whilv on leave ;mpur on 21st August. aes, Teppard Oxon "i Oeoiße Pltai I ti v.iia-i inmiiimm
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    23 6 (minimum; 0 FIGDOR and Children ink ftl] those, who have M of Sympathy and .T.d those who sent the Funeral of Mr.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    94 6 •<. |Jf (minimum) ■■)\V AT MVI.CHANDS. Bawl) Road. PED V-i Ever? Da' In 'O win lord ID 7 Orchard Rd 3nth August !o d ptembtf. Phone \NNTAI. BALI II qulckl) see what lltl wr have in store Bee how much you 11 save! Rd. •:v pur- from Tilt Instrument
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. Sept. 1, 1954. Europe's New Crisis
    866 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. Sept. 1, 1954. Europe's New Crisis For a month or more the i discussion of any alternative to the European Defence Community has been looked upon political obscenity. Now that the treaty has been killed in Paris, proposals for a new defence system in Europe
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    Dearer School Fee?
    397 6 The principle of free, and compulsory primary school education was adopted hy ihe Federal Legislative Council in 19.52 when at last it approved the new education policy. It b likely to he many years hefore education is compulsory, and not for a very long time will it
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      Rushing into self-rule will not help Malaya
      528 6 I COMMEND to local politicians Allington Kennard's review of Arthur Koestler's "The Invisible Writing." "About six million people, most of them Jews, went to the gas chambers or died in the concentration camps of Central Europe. "There are as many millions today, indeed
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      Pantuns were very nice
      86 6 MAY I congratulate those babas" who sang the lovch- tune "Dondang Sayans on the Malay programme of Radio Malaya recently. It was a pleasure to hear them singing tunes which we have forgotten. The •■pantuns" were very nice too. As one who teaches Malay in a
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      Unions are to look after workers, not for politics
      397 6 AT thp recent general meeting held in the Victoria Memorial Hall, the Sincapore Harbour Board Labour Union accused and criticised the establishment of a rival union. Labour unions are set up t<> look after the interest of their labourers and not
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      Newcomer sorry for remarks on dinner
      139 6 Newcomer sorry for remarks on dinner THE statement by Mr. Yap Pheng Geek concerning mv letter on thp nadang banquet for W AY. makes me hasten to reply. As a comparative newcomer to Singapore. I was totally unaware of all the facts related b- Mr Yap. I know I should
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      MR. PRITT & LOCAL LAWYERS
      133 6 MR. PRITT LOCAL LAWYERS A CCORDING to press report*. -f* Mr Pntt claimed in the Singapore Supreme Court that he was. as Queens Counsel, entitled to appear without fur. thor ado in any court in the Commonwealth. If his claim was true, all this business about taking an examination and
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      Same work, less pay
      100 6 THE pass mark for SCR clerks in the general clerical examination has been increased from 40 to SO per cent, thus bringing them in line with the G. C. S. clerks. The entry qualification for i both the S.C S. and G.C.S. are the same. The
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      Hint to smokers
      98 6 rpHE smoking nuisance in 1 cinemas can be appreciably abated if the smokers sit in the middle aisle, and the nonsmokers in the side aisles, as is done In the United States. SMOKER. Singapore. militv. They can be assurei that in future, instead of vinegar, they will
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      High coffee, tea prices
      84 6 THERE seems to be no sign of a reduction in the price of coffee and tea in the coffee shops, despite the declining prices of sugar. When the price of sugar was at 40 cents a kati. a cup of coffee or tea cost 18 cents
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      His monitors will do the caning
      58 6 His monitors will do the caning I AGREE with "Wokey- when he .says that it ki sometimes necessary to use the cane. I am a fellow sufferer. I find that in every class there are a few black sheep 1 who distract the attention of the othera by singing, whistling
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      Housing for all is top priority
      228 6 Housing for all is top priority IN this country wp are fighting to establish certain social conditions and the consequences of our efforts can be clorious or disastrous. Time is not on our side, yet we do not seem to be thinkine in terms of the urgency conditions can lead
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      Make road laws more stringent
      121 6 Make road laws more stringent I FULLY endorse the views of KB" The speed limit of 25 m.p.h. for lorries indicates the maximum, whereas drivers of lorries and loggers appear to take it for the minimum. And some of them persistently overtake lighter vehicles already going at more than 30
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      There was no warning red lamp
      153 6 I HAD not been to Telok Kurau for a long time. Recently. I took some relatives there. We went in a borrowed car. with a driver. It was about 8 pm. when I entered Lorone H A few yards before our destination. we found
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      On the Margin
      169 6 On the Margin F °rSinuap, M 1 making They an that correspoi tion oJ R tain, work speculai silly va depart.: I sat] some spurred then The Bukit stones will b Canning si Other ticklish bmit in is:',;, B outoide bo save the pla< i This th< meniaiis in pair
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      411 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. I I HI EEN and Colin Harris "i August 30th (U SingaHome. n Katherlne and Alan Malacca Oeneial •on, lan Charles ICK, Wife ol n h. Barr; Helen* i ucls, K K Ho»pi'al. Nl Ki I IO IT The nnounced between ingstone only son of Mr M.nFarbne 13
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      97 6 the ASW f&* table top KFRIOIBATOI \INrM pg? r &z4 I attaLjaMaiiav>-*!^^»t I w SVi/rrfv and compact m'h tO| ;t Vjj|| porcelain enamel fnr km I o< *g| surface. Interior finished in unchippavu iHatH atial Litf Prict lets s"r for CASH $*M Hire Purchjte 12 MonrMy Pavmcnts of 5 *i
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    Hopeless' to dive 120 feet in this type of suit—expert
    113 7 Hopeless' to dive 120 feet in this type of suit— expert NAVY MAN TESTIFIES IN $357,725 DAMAGES CASE ,V/> HE GIVES QUICK OEDY FOR BENDS ■jperi witness toM the Singapore Hijrh Court r( ja) ri;it the u:i* niask typo of diving suit S he used for shallow watei diving only
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    On antibiotics
    6 7 II Solum on lonteiro's
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    MYF meeting
    9 7 I hold its the church v Church
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    NOW IT'S STRIKE UP 3 BANDS
    156 7 NOW IT'S STRIKE UP 3 BANDS PF.NANG. Tues. I'M IK Penang Municipal President, Mr. J. S. H. Cunyngham-Brown, today announced more and better public music for residenta of Georgetown next year. He told Municipal Councillors that the military authorities had offered thp serried c military bands— Royal Fusiliers, West York
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    Mid wives' exam passes
    51 7 Following havp passed Class xammation of the Central Mid wives Board, re, held on Aur 25: binte Mohd. Noor Voo Tsu Oi. Chan Hens Yoke. Hua Fng. Yap Chwee Hock. Vimala Das. k Sen Gupta. Chew Soo Moi. Lim c Sim. Theresa Lee and Chenc Swee
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    SINGAPORE'S 'IDEAL GIRL' WEDS
    52 7 SINGAPORE S -Ideal Murkmg Girl. 1 Miss Daisy Frugtniel. with her husband. Mr. Leonard Brazier. photographed after their wrddine yesterday at the hurch of the Hol> Family, Katong. The bridi-Rroom is the son of Mr and -Mrs E. H. J. Brazier of Ash. Surrey, England. Straits
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    Man pleads for a clean sheet
    154 7 mm KESTITUTIOA MADE—ASD HE IS RETURNING TO BRITAIS OMEN'DAN Michael Murphy ot the Sales Department. United Engineers Ltd.. admitted in Singapore court yesterday that he had misappropriated $6,029. and pleaded for a chance to start with a clean sheet a Britain. i Hla employers,
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    Bandits fire and run
    74 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. I Three terrorists fired on an area security unit patrol in the Seuamat area of North Johore i day. but fled when the returned fire. Other terrorists fired two: shots at two special constables; vriile they were closinc the KB tea at South
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    What they wanted...
    72 7 Replying to Mr. P. R. William* on Sunday work for; daily employees. Mr J.T. Rea. acting president, .said In Sin- < gapore City Council yesterday! thai union representatives had hey wanted one day off a week and it should be Sunday. This had been included in the
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    The Lancers leave S'pore today
    118 7 The Lancers leave S'pore today r^ 12th Royal Lancers, who have been fighting bandits in Malayan jungles since 1951. leave Singapore today in the Empire Halladale for Britain and later for duty in Germany The regiment, based at Ipoh. tared by the 15th- 19th Royal Hussars. The Lancer. 1 celebrated
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    Monopoly ends
    22 7 KUALA UMPUR Tuec- The Federation Government's nine-year-old monopoly on the importation nf granulated suzar ended today Free importation begins tomorrow
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    Saved the payroll—but how he wept
    129 7 Saved the payroll— but how he wept TWO robhrrs ambushed »n Indian pay clerk in -loiikroom and attacked him with a pepper bomb at KaUang Airport. Singapore, yesterday in bid to steal m Malayan Airwa;.. payroll. Kilt thr clerk. Mr M K. I). Nair. though hlindrd by tears, fought his
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    THE 'SO SORRY' MISSION ARRIVES
    276 7 A JAPANESE parliamentary mission touring the Far East "to apologise for our mistakes of the last war and to build up friendly ties between Japan and other countries" arrived in Singapore by KLM airliner yesterday. Tlse eight-man delegation has visited Manila, Jakarta and Bandoeng and
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    Too hasty' charge
    69 7 Six men were ctUUfM in thr Singapore Eighth police Court yesterday with boardinc a ship unlawfully before it had been cleared by Immigration authorities The men are Rewachand Motchand. Tav Mo Choy. Tav Hock Senc. Tav Choo Chea. Tav Soo Hian and Loo Senc Kene They are
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    Boy injured
    23 7 A boy. T. Nadarajah, 7. suffered fiead Injuries when he was knocked down by a lorry at Dunearn Road. Singapore, yesterday.
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    ACTING MCS MEN ARE 'NOT QUALIFIED'
    149 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. \SIAN officers, filling Malayan Civil Service posts in an acting basis, have not been confirmed because they do not have the necessary qualifications, a spokesman of the Establishment Office said today. He was replying to complaints that Asian officers had not
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    Soldiers die in crashes
    78 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two servicemen wer P killed in t raffle accidents In the last few chiy.s H.Q.. Malaya Command i announced today. Second Lieut. J. A. Davies of the 15 19 Hussars was killed when the road Rave way under his armoured truck while he
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    Former R.C. dies
    23 7 Mr. Meadows Frost, form-r Resident Commissioner. Penang who retired in 1930. dieri m Aug. 28 in Wiltshire. England, aged 75.
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    SATA has big jobs plan for ex-patients
    303 7 SATA has big jobs plan for ex-patients A DRIVE for $50,000 to finance conversion of the South Winds Hotel at Jurung to a rehabilitation centre for tuberculosis patients was launched by Mr. G. H. Kiat. chairman of the Singapoic Anti Tuberculosis Association, yesterday Mr. Kiat announced that rubber millionaire Mr.
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    Acquitted of murder
    49 7 Chlanu Wine Sun. accused of murder walked out of the Singapore Eiehth Police Court yesterday a free man The prosecution had withdrawn the charge against him. It was alleged that Chians murdered Lam Kuon Heen at Nam Lokr Street at 1 30 p.m on Au2 8
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    Charged with murder
    61 7 FAR IT BUNTAR. Tues. H.ishim bin Sulaiman WM produced before Inche Abu Bakar bin Haii Husain In the Pa:it Buntar court on a charee of mincer. He was allfued to have caused the death of Mohan bin Karim at Alor Pongsu on i Auc. 7. The case
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    CINEMA MANAGER (four previous convictions) GETS 18 MONTHS
    306 7 THOMAS JOHN DAVIES, fofaci Manager of the Pavilion Theatre. Singapore. \v;is yesterday sentenced to a total of 18 months" jjaol on two charges of criminal breach of trust. Davies, who became Pavilion manager last November, misappropriated $703 of theatre collections on Feb.
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    He went west to study the East
    63 7 DX K IK), h.-.id of CMawse Studies department at the I'liiversitv ol Mil. hi returned to Singapore hy nr Msteril.i> :ifter atti-ndiim the T.\t6 Internation.il Confrr rncr of Orientalists at Cambridge University He said that about 1.000 i\<\<cates from all over the world
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    SHE HAD OPIUM IN GAOL
    80 7 On her arrival at Outram Road Gaol to serve a prison term for possession of opium utensils, a woman was ■earched in the office of the assistant matron Opium dross wrapped in a piece of cloth was found on her. Leo Wai Bum, aged 37,
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      187 7 The weather M IMIM I M TKMPKRATI Ri: Tja p m <"> Auc 30 to 7.30 a.m. I on Auk. 31 i Singapore 74 degrees. Penang imissinßi. Kota Bahru 74.' Kimlh I umpur 72. Ipoh 73. Kuanlan 72. MAXIM I'M TKMPKRATrRE: 7 li' a.m. to 7 3(1 p.m. on Aug.
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    Attlee visit in poor taste, say these Chinese
    339 8 MIDDLE CLASSES SUFFER MOST UNDER THE REDS FRIENDSHIP MOVES BADLY TIMED' 'NINA'S middle-class population thought Mr. Attlcc's visit was "badly timed and in poor taste," a Kuropean who left Shanghai last month >aid on arrival in Singapore yesterday. The European, who had
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    I our are cleared
    51 8 Ram Sariar Rai. Mohamad Abu Bakar. S. I Ibrahim and Shah Hamld bin Kather. who were alleged to have been involved in a riot in Wallich Street, May 8. were acquitted in Singapore yesterday. Mr HA Forrer. the judge, held that there was no ca.se to
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    New adviser
    26 8 Dr Chen Su Lan. president i of the Singapore Chinese V.M.C.A.. has been appointed I member of the Chinese Ad-\:.-.ory Board in thp Colony.
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    VIENNESE MUSICIANS COMING
    264 8 VIENNESE MUSICIANS COMING When orchestra tours icorld A WORLD tour by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, which would include Singapore. U amone the plans for celebrations in 1956, of the bicentenary of Mozart "s birth. Par.sine through Sinuapovr yesterday to take part in talks in Vienna was Dr. Kurt Worss, 40-year-old,
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    After half a century of service, he is laid to rest
    118 8 PENANG. Tues. St. Xavin .<= cadets escorted the hearse at the funeral yesterday evening of Brother Peter Nolasco, for many years Supervisor of St. Xavier's Institution, Penanß. One of the oldest Christian Brothers in Malaya. Brother Petrr spent nearly
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    NOW MR. BANGS IS HAJI YUSOFF
    154 8 NOW MR. BANGS IS HAJI YUSOFF PENANG. Tues. TIM flrst European .Muslim from Malaya to make a pilgrimage to Mrcca, Mr. T. W. T. Bangs, a Rural and Industrial Development A v t h or ity Offirer stationed at Kelantan. returned here last night as Haji Mohamed YusofT. "I am
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    BANDITS STOPPED FOR A REST
    148 8 Gurkhas surprised them, killed 2 PATROL of the 1,6 Gurkha Rifles surprised three terrorists restinc in a camp deep in "Operation Termite' territory on Sunday Two of the Communists, both women, were shot dead but the third escaped. Three hand grenades, nine packs, .vome food,
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    Puja pantai ceremony in Kelantan
    99 8 Puja pantai ceremony in Kelantan KOTA BAHRU. lues PUJA PANTAI. ceremonial offerings tn son spirits, will be held in Bachok district from Thursday to Saturday in honour of the Sultans birthday. Puja pantai is hold in Kelantan once in four years, for tht prosperity of fishing industry There will bo
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    The lady is NOT a tramp now
    141 8 SHE'S SMARTEST SHIP IN PORT THE neatest looking ship in Singapore today is the 3.500-ton Panamanian vessel, the Maria G. But on July 7. when she sailed in'o the harbour, she was only an ugly, dirty 24-yeax-old tramp. The Maria G arrived in
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    Knocked cyclist down: $35
    42 8 Francis Gardiner of the Naval Ba.«p. Seletar, was fined IJS yesterday for negligent driving. It was stated in a Singapore court that Gardiner knocked down a cyclist from behind at th^ causeway on the night of June 26.
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    Malayan scout in London
    49 8 A representative from Malnvn is nmonc 50 scout leaders from 20 countries who are now a* tending a conferar the International Scout Trainine Centre at Gilwell Park. London. The Malayan representative is Mr. E. M Payne of Kuala Lumpur. Chief commissioner of Scouts in Malaya.
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    Indian show for welfare funds
    47 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tur.s -Dr Cl.attcriep Cardo, a maßician from India, will present a .^liow at the Chinese Assembly Hall here on Friday nicht in I r.iri of the Kuala Lumpur District Welfare Fund. Tho .show will include maeir. mirth and classical dancing.
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      236 8 DART J Ihe ideal companion for c smart appearance To feel reall\ well dressed You'll find every day. wear an m»R'>\\ uutov rum the shirt with the per- dealer's feet fit. dcrful new m The fine hro.ukloth washes handkerv and irons like a handkerchic! xoir K w I and bears
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      387 8 Straits Times Crossword 27. Ficure seen In public once In a while (4i. I |2 Is I |4 \b I i 7 a 28. Inferior journal published the n^ recipe for this <6i. «m n;, ot~- y-^ —§m J I 29. K.inmus Norwegian but not A 1 O 2. The
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    STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE How Tom Derrick won the V.C.
    1865 9 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE How Tom Derrick won the V.C. lanky Australian charged up a hillside near Satelberg, New •Guinea, on November 24, 1943, hurling hand grenades at Japanese gun nests blocking the Australian advance. Four times he the hail of cross-fire till 10 enemy nests were silenced and the
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      93 9 < i O < Z. z y\ L> i VI A Pi i i A i •>) Ltd. l i Ltd of) i owix WATERPROOF WATCH CALENDAR EAKABLE I MAINSPRING 9 tWELS. a A^TiMAGNETIC. )C» RESISTANT 9 I VSATCH DEALERS q ICHEEKOMCCQLIP* £±±*9 >»>< Pimples Go [i^ Killed in 3
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      10 9 I Timoiuimv i The wlorv of i I h«-«»|»liil«- liMiifirr
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      289 9 10 BLUE GILLETTE BLADES IN Gillette Quick-feed Dispenser WK^w^^ with the shar P es t f'^jiMy C( *S C n the world Blue Gillette Blades give you the finest of all war' shaves and the most economical because they last the longest. In the hanJy new Dispenser they are ready
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      249 9 Shi>rln<li 12 »l mis H<>lht lint < WHO'S THAT OH DEAR HIS \^SO THIS IS TWEy HELLO V^ WELL "V LJJ ~^k7 HANDSOME MAN- L MOTHER WOULD CARRIAGE THAT'S YOURSELF 1 I THAT'S RE- U f SUCH A CRUSH 1 AT LEAS" POO NO HIS HEAD BE SO PUT OUT
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    Natural rubber and U.S. demand
    265 10 Natural rubber and U.S. demand rE experience of manufacturers in the United States would indicate that, i in making their choice be- 1 tween natural rubber and the large range of synthetic at their disposal, approximately 20 per cent of their total rubber requirements are best satisfied by the use
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    121 10 Slncapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per picul were. Copra: quiet: September $28 buyers. $28.. sellers: October $28' 4 buyers. $28\ sellers Coconut oil: steady *ith some local buying: »49 sellers. Pepper: uncertain, no I busin«^s reported: white pepper up $2..-; Muntok white $220 Sarawak ***** I.amponit black
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    JULY TRADE FA VOURABLE
    367 10 JULY TRADE FA VOURABLE U FINAL figures confirm it Mtkv. v 1 able overall balance of trade in |„i d'f > J Preliminary statistics for July duVuk' showed imports of merchandise incluiu I for last month at $265.5 million and «n parcel post, ships 1 stores and bunko. lion, giving
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    BROKERS REPORT
    264 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported: "The local .share market continued quiet in all section? yesterday with narrow fluctuations on a small turnover. 'Activity was confined to Indus, trials and tins still continued easier on lack of No transactions were reported in rubberMembers reported the following business done
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    96 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks Association made th* folloaintf I changes in its rates to merchanti I yesterday. Canada buying. T.T. 31 13 18 airmail. OD 31 15 10. 90 days 32 3 16 credit bills 32 trade bills. Selling rate* T.T. or OD. rradv wert- New York 32
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    90 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS The S^r I hesitancy m mo«|!?L *^B Industrial!. »»re f*£?"* culatlves oil. unsupporvr; H Bonds were firm I Loan* 3,. |W|. H I Loans 3,-. ;:i; lfi j, I Aust Conaol I apm (ae*) Bank of NSW Bradford I B Hill Pm B Hill Pro Carlton Brewr- I
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    RUBBER PRICES
    80 10 Si-p-embcr buyers f o b yes'.errtay n eighth-; nf a closinc pnrc m<j was q The price opened cents on disa UN Ynrk Ma and lmprnvfr: Thnr support being Claslnr prli per lb ttfrr loose buvprs f) 1 R P. c No S buyi Blnjmp Rubber Aisoclation n-v
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    83 10 Ship* a!on(t»i(ir th' M Harbour R««rd whirr* parted loda> »rf AsUMW« Ruys 4 5 Lacund! > Empirr Ha: 13 14. Anrh;Sunnvvillf 19 2 Pertama N W 4. Rml»"J 21 22 irrnj i 2526 Star Alrvnn* har 29 30 Pul 31 34 Bencn;arh»r. M 38 39 Arnold Maenl vain
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      331 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG ■di dnumi i APPLICATIONS are Invited from suitably qualified locally domiciled candidates for the appointment of Shift Engineer. Prai Power Station, on the permanent staff of the Elec- i trlrity Supply Department, subject to a probationary period of six months The minimum acceptable
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      136 10 NOTICES McALISTER k COMPANY, LIMITED Notice Is hereby given that the Transfer Books of McAlister k, Co., Ltd., will be closed from 6th September 1954 to the 15th September 1954 inclusive. By Order of the Board, G. F. MOULTON. Secretary. Sincapore. 3 1st August, 1954. E 0 TRAVEL SERVICE, LTD.
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      232 10 NOTICES GURU NANAK INSTITUTION, IPOH Kindergarten Claa* STARTS on 6th. September, 1954, Under the supervision of Mrs. Hinselwood R nd Miss Hlnselwood. School hours 9 a.m. to 12 noon, fees $20 p.m. Apply Principal. SHARES FOR SALE OUT of 17 shares, 9 sharw of the Great World Amusement Company at
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      1445 10 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE IS HKREBY GIVEN that NANCY QUEK TIN NEO, the wife of Sect Kirn Teclc of No. l»0 Queen Street, Singapore having on the 12th day of March. 1954 lfft the protection and residence of her husband without his knowledge and consent. The said Sett Kirn Teek will
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    BANKA MEET RAHIM AT HIS BEST
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    157 13 LONDON. Tues. THE touring Pakistan cricket team brat Middlesex by 140 runs In the last match against a counu sirtp nn thrir present tour. Scores were: Pakistan 303 for 7 ded nnd 232. Middle.-ex 175 and 220. The overnight Pakistan oatsmen Imttiafl Ahmed ard
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    564 14 Goes on Monday to study in U.K. JHK PROMISING young Seiangor badminton player, Oon Chong Teik, who was one of the 17 players selected by the Badminton Association of Malaya to take part in five Thomas Cup trials between October and March, will
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