Singapore Standard, 2 July 1952

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    Masthead
    18 1 Singapore Standard X JL W X VOL. II NO. 365. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    THE WORLD'S BEAUTIES
    145 1 ...ON PARADE These charmers from 29 foreign lands are seen here gathered at I. o n s Beach, California, for the MisN I'niverse Beauty Contest. The winner was b f o ti d e Armi Helena Konsela, 18-year-old Miss Finland (eighth from the left, bottom row). After
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    Govt. To Give Advance To Pensioners
    226 1 Govt. To Give Advance To Pensioners on the grounds uf the increasThe iutrriui p.ivmt*ut will be PCI ifni. _tt!'. till P, winch v ill !><> paid m lump Mini m rtvsprtt of thf prriod .l.tnii 1 1 1 to Sfpt*" m t> SI tins \ru be i pens i i
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    EXPERT TO JOIN TEMPLER
    95 1 EX PERT TO JOIN TEMPLER < h iMadh ;n > will OUt -c ol tcr 8 the s morning j kno tis job is 8 be. I i is that I'm Iviser." he said "presumin psychological ww fare Judyir.^ P record. < Jenei i Templer kno I > pick men
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    COUNCILLOR TOLD LIE, BOUND OVER
    299 1 KUALA LUMPUR, lues— X. L. Devasser, a local lawyer. Municipal Councillor and president of the Malayan Indian Congress, was bound over for one year In the sum of SlOO, m one surety, without a conviction being recorded against him for giving false information to the
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    Reds Prepare Germ War
    87 1 XAIPEH, July 1 ißcuter-AAP') pc Chinese Communist authorities m Peking w:is reported by Nationalist undei ground sources today to be stepping up experiments m bacteriological warfare m preparation for a "counter-move" against .-ilieged American "germ .i" icks The sources s;nd that experimental work was goint^ on
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    EDEJN IMPROVING
    44 1 Mr. Anthony Eden, British Fo eign Secretary, who ia ill with imuiiH;:'*' k nrntfrKninß normally. Reuter Burmese currency has been switched to the decimal ite n I ne :!)^i v is to be called the "kyat" and the cent the "pya". Reuter
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    POLICE PURSUE INQUIRY
    172 1 POLICE PURSUE INQUIRY BOMB OUTRAGE Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Police are pursuing relentlessly investigations to discover and apprehend the person 'or persons responsible tor the White House Bar bomb outrage m which Communists hurt four U.S. sailors and a British civilian slightly. So far a total of 1.200 j
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    Red Morale Low
    46 1 SAX FRANCISCO, July (Reuter) Dato Nik Atjmed Kami!. Mentri Besar of Kelantan said thai the morale of the communist guerillas m Malaya wa- s cracking. He attributed this weakening of morale to lack of support from China and the So- j viet Union.
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    TRUCE MEET TODAY
    23 1 The armistice delegate- met or 2!) minutes yesterday followng a three-day recess and will v;: i et affain today. U.P.
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    BOAR THROWS MOTOR CYCLISTS OFF MOUNT
    93 1 KL'MM. Tues— A motor cydist, (hew Pent Yew and his pillion rider Lim Wee Boey. were injured when a lar«e wild boar attacked them on a lonely stretch of road near here They were goin? about M miles an hour on their way to
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    60 YEAR-OLDS IN CURRENCY CASE
    372 1 TWO ELDERLY Chinese who •< '"A r y. attempted to exchange 500,000 "Roepiahs" for $20,000 m.i ayan currency) were committed m the Singapore F? ■•'i f Court yesterdaj to stand 'i ;i; ;i! «*P t:ex Assizes on a charge of trafficking m COUnterfeii currency. The
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    NO COLONY PRICE RISE
    393 1 4U Fi4l/JR /N SINGAPORE Rice Stock Position Is Sound-Jenkins Standard Staff Reporter ONK .MILLION rice-consuoteit m Singapore d«i not have to worry, at l<'a«4 for the lime hein;i. about dearer rice, although m the Federation the retail prices of Ivm» highest <ji*a<l«*-> of Siamese ri«"e will
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    GovtMoveOn Wage Talks
    74 1 GovtMoveOn Wage Talks KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The acting Commissioner for Labour has invited the chairman of the pan-Malayan Rubber Workers' Union and the .secretary of the MPIEA to discuss with him the wage rates. which should operate while the price of rubber is between 90 cents and per pound Up
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    Hussein Cannot Form A Cabinet
    52 1 Premier designate Hu Sirry Pasha, yesterday informed King Farouk that he was unable to form a new government. The former chairman ot the Audit Oflice. Bahieddine Barakad Pasha has been asked try to solve the cabinet crisis brought about by the resignation of Hilali Pasha.
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    UN Chairman Gets A Death Threat
    48 1 BARON (lei aid Von ittersum, Dutch chairman of the U N. Commission for Korea, yesterday received a "guarantee of personal safety" from the Korean Government after he revealed that he bad received a threatening message to "set out of Korea—or else. UP
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    Papers Back Sir Gerald
    258 1 Papers Back Sir Gerald LOND( »N y 1. r itivc London newspaper Evening Ne ti eral Sir aid High Commissioner for M m hi.- recent attack on i ban The paper said: "General Templer....has dealt m hU vigor mis and forthright t I .so:r.e si' worse than silly—racial exclusiveness and
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    Five More Bandits Are Killed
    122 1 Five More Bandits Are Killed THE HIGH Co i- Sir G lo miki a statement on bandit < ties for this month may f><- h peroi tl month I I c inatioii. Unconfirmed fin-. yesterday revealed W one I c;ii)iii ed, and bringi; j the tot elimin iU An oflflc
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    MERCHANT FINED FOR PERJURY
    77 2 Gave false information to naturalize TO FACILITATE ihe acquisition of British naturalisation, a Singapore merchant, Leong Pan en, waa stated to have "deliberately jziv^n false particulars when making his declaration before a Commissioner tor Oaths. For doing this, Leong was lined $1,000 m the Singapore Thud
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    3 9-Year-Old King Crab
    76 2 3 9- Year-Old King Crab KIN<. CRAB ißinnis o nativ** <»f Cscaa bi...!'!. v is c.im.'l'.t m pr.nvn pond m West < '>-» s t Ko.nl. Singapore .it midn.xht on Miiiiday. It is one »f two iii< !i n»(1 vfr Chua hoon K'ii^ ,i» -v.iN m:»k;n*; .1 check af th»*
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    Two More Detained
    13 2 TWO RI of Street re n un- t r Po
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    Scientists Form Assn.
    51 2 v; i :v; :ov acts a bring graduat* s itc I >n. is been nbers i 81 its i 03 I Ie in\e been TJ 'esident, H »da): Ser P she Pepys S I ne ■•■lers: :> Jugoslavia M H. S E De \Tic:P; M. RamaSul iJ.
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    Sergeant Majors Shorts Stolen
    51 2 T r SKU M riumed pleaded g m S.::^.i;j c Fourth V i c jr«terclay to targfl f stealing two pain of shorts and tv.o p..:r< of toeusei »rth > from CS9I Strachan on June 30 at s arang Barracks. Ke was rei landed oatil W
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    CHINESE SCHOOLS WORRIED
    146 2 CHINESE SCHOOLS WORRIED st.tnd.jrd Staff Reporter THE Directors and Headters ol Singapore"? nine k middle schools will hortly to discuss the flnan ia proofem confronting schools U Government should implement its decision to withdraw grants-m-aid to >r Middle 111 form students who fan m Govern* t-sponsored public examiaal his: D:
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    2 Councillors Study In U.K.
    88 2 TWO :re:r.'ner.s of the legislatures Oi the Federation of Malaya, Che Abdul Wahab bin A1 .;i fiaa and Mr. K.S. Lim. are among those from nine Colonial territories who are :v>'vV attending an education me on Parliamentary mnt- r at We^' minster and Belfast The
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    'Offence Of The Most Serious Kind'
    244 2 "T<\ this case." the prosecuting officer; Inspector Matthews, said, ■"there can be no question of accused having made an innocent mistake. He visited China ently, and he could not have forgotten it. He deliberately concealed n m order to facilitate his g( tting the
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    Suicide Bid: Bound Over
    85 2 BECAUSE she had a quarrel with ber husband, Neo Wah Mvi (26) '...eri ta commit suicide by drinkinfl a corrosive acid at Pecak Road on June 28. Neo wa.s found weeping m her room alter the quarrel with her lips swollen. A cap containing the acid
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    2 HURT IN FIGHT
    28 2 TWO Chinese injured m a fight, were taken to hospital i for treatment from Goodwood Park Hotel b an ambulance at 2 p.v.. yesterday.
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    Down Came The Roof
    60 2 Down Came The Roof photo. THE SHOPHOrSE m Fraser Street roof of which collapsed m the early hoars of yesterday morning. Through the windows can be seen the previous day's washing: and a curtain still hanging, but the centre of the first floor is a shamble of beams, tiles, furniture
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    He Found Peace In Fiji Isles
    82 2 THE Fijian Islands are one of the very few really peaceful spots m the worlJd, said Mr. A.K. Sen. retiring Indian Commissioner m F.n. yesterday m Singapore. Mr. Son is returning to Xew Delhi after a six-month tenure of pfißce m Fiji. The Indian
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    TAXI DRIVERS TO PROTEST
    94 2 MR. T.A. SIMON, President of the Singapore Hire Car Association, yesterday told The Standard that his association will protest to the Ciiy Council on its decision to prohibit hackney carriages being hired out by the se ri ''WeHl lose most of our business," he said. Mr.
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    Bank Loses Claim In Revaluation Case'
    125 2 A I.IML action m which a local hank claimed to hare a sum of S 1,311.83 revalued under tfce Dchior ami Credito* Ordinance, 1947, was dimmed by Mr. Justice Broun m the Singapore High Courl yesterday. I It was stated that the defendant m
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    Cashier Allowed $1,000 Bail
    51 2 TAN CHOW HENG (2f>> a cashier employed by Straits Steamship Co.' Ltd.. c-laimed trial m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to a charge of crimin.il breach of trust of $54.5.35 belonging to the firm. Tan was allowed bail of $I,OUO m two sureties until July
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    Imitation: Dealers In Belts Warned
    192 2 THE Singapore First District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tali, yesterday issued a warning to all merchants dealing m belts and general goods m the Colony. "He said: "A large number of brits with imitation "Cameo" trademrok are being sold m Singapore. ]t is an oifence
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    Stole—Fined $50
    42 2 Stole Fined $50 PEEUMAL s/o Koothan Samban was fined $50 m the Singapore Second Po'kv Court yesterday for stealing 12 pieces ol steel angles valued $15 from a b aiding site at the hmction of Somersog Ro?d and Grange Road < June 15.
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    CHILD KILLED, 25 MADE HOMELESS
    243 2 FIVE Chinese families living m the first floor of an old shophouse m Fraser Street were rendered homeless when a large portion of the roof caved m during a cloudburst m the small hours of yesterday morning, killing a two-year-old child and injuring three other
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    Refused To Answer Court
    69 2 CHARGED m the Singapore Fourth Police Court with attempted suicide by cutting hu throat with a pineapple knife on May 28, a factory hand, Lirn Ho Siang, refused to say a word m answer to the chasgi which waa read out to him. After repeated warnings
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    SINGAPORE'S GENEROSITY
    79 2 THE o: Singa[poream m giving to the city's many charities was again cornmen di-ci yesterday by the organizers of the FEag D.-.y held Saturday, June 28, when girlj went .jround for the Geyang Stfethodist Giris' School Bui ding Fund. soliciting m offices and bu< ness houses ig! out
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    3 Months For Having Ganja
    44 2 EHIRGUSING s/o Banusing was sentenced m the Singapore Second Poiice Court yesterday i>> three jnonths' rigurous imprisonment for possessing $10 wi.r'h of ganja without a licence issued under ihe Delet< rious Drugs Ordinance; on June 7 at Johore R^..d.
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    Assault Charge
    48 2 MOHD. Kama] trin [sahak ww charged ia the Singapore First Puiice Cuurt yestc-i day with att^npting bo extort from A^sahab Miah by assaulting him ai Owen Road on Jtme IT. He was remanded m Police Custody untii July 'A. IS CASE IS PK3HT UP VOtJR At!
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      62 2 f^^ W O&. LIVINGSTONE, I "N I'vE HEARD r^^O-MAU HAID^ THIS CASE IS PIGHT UP VOJJR ALLEN VtC DLU „r RLV I PRESUMED- I'M DOCTOR SO MUCH r#f}rC^ auciai- iv DOCTOR. THE PK7IENT (KS.-.T'b HIS MF OKI W BA-BA-LOO, FROM ,—4l ABOUT *SV^ |T5 Off rfKfc.V < HFAD IS BE'fjG
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    Visiting Brother Opens 100 th Yr. Celebrations
    190 3 Standard Storii ftcipoi li llil MM -HV^ < l« Inalion* of the rrnlrjiarv of i.lTn ln-i i i u ti4»n in Singapore ami lit** arrival of h r 1-1 iaii Bmlfacri in Malaya began yesterday when lur of tin- *".J.I.. Brother Ijiualiim. introduced
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    The Court Kept His Camera
    111 3 KAT FA YE, i Tim- tographei i > n C wmcil ■> li on g hl pleaded not guili .i v ■■v Be of wilful tresp iss Me M W M .■<- ipp i1 ■i the tte, Mr. R..8. I. P the retui Sana's camera
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    57 PASS MEDICAL AND DENTAL EXAMS
    369 3 FORTY si le tg m the Fac tv oi Medicine, University ol Malaya I ossed I»« Protesii lation for the De >f Bai hel tv A Medicine and Bai elo >1 S i J E eyei students passed Ihe F p ess n imin
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    CITY POLICE CLAMP DOWN I-CARD ABUSE
    231 3 SINGAPORE Police no* late away the identity cards of persons who leave the Colon) for Communist China without re-entry visas to preveiU Ihr poarible hr- of the cards for illegal re-entry into^ thejColony. Routine checks are now ing carried out by the Singapore police
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    Penang Takes 3 Top Prizes
    106 3 THE ANSCO and Agfa Film Photo Contest and Exhibition organized by 'Tithes' Dental and Photo Supply Ltd., Singapore opened last night at the New World Amusement Park. More than 400 entries and over 100 copies. from honorary exhibitors have been entered for the exhibition which
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    ATTEMPT TO FORGE COUNCIL'S HAND'
    654 3 k ar i e( l Reaction To Walk-Out Stand iril stall Reporter SINGAPORE City Councillors Have varied opinions on the walk out" staged by nine otimillors at Monday's meetiag of the City Council The nine Councillors five Labour and four lndependent protested against a procedural
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    No Real Need For Vernacular Signs
    140 3  - No Real Need For Vernacular Signs MR. HAXWORTH -SAYS Standard SlaH Reporter THE CITY'S chie£ of iFaffic police, Mr. W. R. M. Haxworth said yesterday that In- did not consider there was any real need for vernacular traflie si<iiis as the Colony's drivers were all tested on their knowledge <>t
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    Danger In Having Aldermen
    364 3 Standard Staft Reporter THE election of aldermen by the Singapore City Council. m preference to a fully elected Council was described as "dangerous" by Mr. J- M. Jumabhoy. an Independent City Councillor, yesterday. Mr. Jumabhoy said that 1 election of aldermen by the Council will give
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    Burglars Take $1,670
    71 3 ONE or more burglars who broke into a house m Upper Serangoon Road and got away with a $1,670 haul of cash and jewellery after ransacking the whole house, left all the doors locked and bolted from the inside. The burglary took place when the occupier, an
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    Fun Fair Draw: Lucky Numbers
    82 3 THE following are the Luckj numbers drawn at the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Fuf Fair held at the Catholic. Higt School, Singapore, on June 29: (1) 4002; (2) 4<ioo; (3) 1536 (4) 4321: Consolation Prizes: 4719; 1355; L 436; 3879; 1747 1320; 3
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    3 Months' Jail
    44 3 3 Months Jail TAX ENG SANG 120) was sentenced m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday to three mouths' rigorous imprisonment, for fraudulent possession of one basket, buc piece aluminium, one piece lead one length cable worth SiO a RAF Changi on May 3.
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    Parasitic Fly Imported To Combat Pests
    310 4 Standard! Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A parasitic fly bred at the Commonwealth Institute of Biological Control m Trinidad for the control of sugar cane borers is to be introduced into Malaya to fight stem borers of several species which are the major pests
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    'Long-Term Prospects Are Bright'
    225 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Tues. Mr. G. Bugbee Associate Director of the Washington Natural Rubber Bureau, told The Standard today that the Natural Rubber Bureau m Washington felt that the long-term prospects for rubb» c were bright. '■Tlie surplus which may ot'\ eiup over the next
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    RID A Aid Kampongs
    106 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KOTA BAHRU. Tic. The Rural Industrial Development Authority has approved the building of 33 bridges and pontoons costing about $60,000 m the rural districts. These bridges and pontoons, when i completed, wi 1 connect kami pongs m the rural areas. Materials 'lor the
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    Power For Health Men
    92 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Health authorities have been empowered by a supplement to the Government gazette to order the owner or occupier of any land within the controlled area or authorise any other perj SOQ to carry out any work ne- cessara tot the maintenance of go'»d
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    CESS ON PINES
    40 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The export at canned pineapple jimm the Federation is prohibited except by way of the Johore Causeway to Singapore on bilks Of lading dated today or any later date, unless a cess of 20
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    Chambers Gifts To institutions
    151 4 Standard st.iif Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. On the occasion of Hari Raya Puasa the Selangor Indian Chamber of Commerce distributed fruits and other eatables to the inmates of Pudu Prison j and charitable institutions approximating 1,800 men, women and children. This is the first orcaMun that
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    91 4 MANNEQUINS at the International Fashion Parade held recently at the Residency. Kota Bahru, organised by the Ismail School Old Boys Association m aid of MAPTB fund— Left to right Mr. P. A. I lain ing, Mrs. King m evening dress, Tengku Noor Zakiah m Malay Wedding Dress of kain songket,
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    200,000 Register For New federation
    274 4 200,000 Register For New federation Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Toe*. About 600.000 workers m the Federation are expected to be registered as provident fund earners by the end of the year under the tcheiae which came into operation today. This is the estimate of Mr. F. A. Nichols, accountant
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    I-Way Traffic For Three Mal Streets
    9 4 I-Way Traffic For Three Mal Streets i 1 1
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    'Truthful' Ng Gets 18 Mths. Only
    113 4 iPOH, Tues. Described by the Judge as a "truthful" man, Ng Chooi, a 59-year-old squatter, received a lenient sentence of 18 months' penal servitude from Mr. Justice Pretheroe m the Perak High Court today. The Judge had accepted Ng*s plea cf guilty on a
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    Lenders To Seek Indian Agent's Aid
    261 4 Xl VIA LUMPUK, Tue ment is to l>e tsked to i Mfl Ordinance, as mentioned m petition, ernment. A i i embers of the P ttuk- Chamber of Commerce. Pres lent, c the preBentai to the Sovi of India to ask him to use
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    JB Methodists To Hold MYF
    68 4 JB Methodists To Hold MYF PJ^ANS to o-g .-i dbt Youth FeJU i P «1 J iure Bahru :<:e under way. tne Methodist c < -c »»r. nouocwl y««t« da^ Pastor B.a Che: ah said thai ard er.d a nj*ei i t at r |10-C i Bdu i Hail M
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    No Driving Licence
    46 4 TWEE AH KM. 22. wai flned $100 by the ttuai trate. Sheikh Abdul Raman. U driving; a Lot o without a licence and '.<• giving m negligent m-mnrr .rsiiltmK 1 being involvwi m coll is I-. :th the petimetei gate kt Jj Qakn, Muar.
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    Postal Men Oppose Govt Pay Proposal
    6 4 Postal Men Oppose Govt Pay Proposal
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    New KL Post For Brewer
    5 4 New KL Post For Brewer
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    Society's Loans Total $183.000
    5 4 Society's Loans Total $183.000 i
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    IMP Council Group's Aim
    369 5 1 VOTE ON VITAL MATTERS M VI A LLMPLR, Tues. —The I.M.P. Counfil GrClip iiirrtina here l:i-l nigh I «l«-«*i<l«-«i to preseoi our -.olid vote <>n matters of importance to the connIrj or its people m the Federal legislative (loun- decided that every nber haa the
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    Funeral Of Mr. J. Ford
    207 5 NEARLY 300 friends of Mr. John Ford followed his coffir: 0 its resting place at the 9 ladari Cemetery yesterday. x Id v,i Gordon Righlandei ed the way, piping a Scottish ament. A the coffin 'was lowered into the grave. he at the foot and
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    Rubber Tappers May Get 15 Cents Less A Day
    284 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tue*. Cuis m -prosperity 1 rules m workers' wages which the Malayan Planting Industrie Employers' Association propose l<> introduce, probably from today, ar«» expected to result m an overall reduction «>1 L 5 tents per day
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    Union Meeting
    43 5 PORT SWE n ENHA U Tues The Port Clerical Union will hold its third annual general meetiiii; on July s,«srt the Port S'Vt ttenham Recreation ;> Office bi irej will be elected. A group photo will be taken to mark the ocrassion.
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    Winners Asked To Collect Prizes
    59 5 Winners Asked To Collect Prizes MR. RAMALINGAM ot Kuala Kubu. Mr. K.G.N. ot Seremban and Mr. R.S. Phyiips ot Bentong, the -holders ot the Central MLalaya Trained Norses' I.casue ticket numbers 8194. 9,V)2 and 4901 should collect, their prizes from the Vice-President, Training School, General Hospital, Kuala Lumpur before July
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    357 5 KTBSTATIONS HaMe to laa<! slkHiliiik on WntneMlay !nd July I !».V!. I>AV Xt P;i»(»h. BAT.. Trafalgar St.. A noun Kd Tiong Babru, sago St., K.irn:ih St.. Peoples Turk. Niiiison ltd Lain soon oil Mill-. Guan Ilin. I J£. mtwork. I JL Factory, Rlvrr Valley Rd., Kiiltmy ltd.,
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    Malayan Students Surprised
    133 5 Malayan Stu dents Surprised LONDON, '1 Lies.— Malayan students net" have been surprised to learn of the establishment of the all-Malayan Labour Party and the appointment of one of their former colleagues, Mohammed Sopiee as chairman, through the New York Times. The Saturday issue of the New York paper jus*
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    145 5 A l O N S [EU R BERN A X D GROSLJER, Secretary-General m Saigon for the Society of [ndo-China Studies, and Monsieur Alfred Ferrcol de FT.-.v Director of Archives and Libraries m [ndo-China, arrived here last night to take part m French Week. which starts
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    135 5 TUP: public of Stngapon soon have an opportunit I visiting shins of the Indian Fleet. Unit s >i the tn liau ted to arrive bj and /hiring theii I t band on the Padang as well mi t visiting of cerl The progra follows:—Sunday. Jul3 6
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    87 5 B\IL f>! II i>*>» as ■■le:e<i IB l\'j Seng Guan 121) Imo be |W charged la the Singapo c fm Police Courl esterday wta assistias m i *P lottery h< Joo r ::a: Plai jui i tioi 100 Chiat HOad J ;0 IJ pleaded Kuilty
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    34 5 IPOH. Tups.- Started y a p:;--vate j»c:jool and tsflctn over by GoverdflMtit, the Sultan Vu.vj! Schoo In Batu Gaiali nwt •i ■< ie fal oratory and libi a r .v tor 111 pupiU
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    Singapore Standard Poor Old Bill!
    757 6 Singapore Standard Poor Old Bill! ftiifafMMHfritl Mormnft NtorajMfiev n np <hr- Sunday Times, is thrice- I ong •>. .papers m that Us editor I, a v. ndow which Rives him an I the sea. This happy location windo resulted m the editor bf rite an open letter to a Brit]
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    Review of Views
    606 6  - Review of Views Hard limes j IT has been repeatedly stated by< Malay speakers thai the weak-< ness the Malays lies m their i apathy m entering into busi-i ness fields said Utusan Melayui c litorially. These speakers < h c said Malays should run import and export firms and,
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    ROOTS of ASIAN NATIONALISM
    850 6 ROOTS of ASIAN NATIONALISM Liberals to patronise colonial nationalism. During the period between the two world wars nationalism m Europe developed into fascism. Therefore a distinction was made beiween nationalism m Europe and m the colonial countries; the latter was regarded as a progressive democratic movement, and it was accepted
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      EXPATRIATE ALLOWANCES
      693 6 Sir: The new si'a c of Expatriation Pay was approved by the Legislative Council a: its as- meeting. I do not think the public appreciate the magnitude of the inrrease, and so, I give be ow a comparison of the Old and new rates. Even on the former
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      Rent In Advance
      343 6 Sir: I am a wagt^earner viii) is occupying a house m Short Street whj&ch is the property of the Singapore Government Land Office. A few days ago when I went to pay my rent for the month of June, the cashier drew my attention to a notice
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      174 6 Corruption In Govt. Departments USELESS EUSTACEJI Sir: The Federal Council move to ask for the appointment of a committed probe corruption it) government departments is ong over due. To my know edge there is corruption amours" the subordinate officia s in most of the departments d quasi government departments. Since
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    RED PLAN TO GRAB ASIA IS EXPOSED
    494 7 Plot To Work In 7 Stages SEATTLE, July 1 (AP) John M. Ulison, Assfetani Secretary of State for Far Eastern affairs* said here that the Communists have UtiA d#wn a seven-point "blueprint of revolution" for all countries of \*>ia friendly vrilli the West.
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    $ ½ M. More From New Stamp Fees
    61 7 M. More From New Stamp Fees <;.. nil !.l I -1.l |l Mil f! t 111: U .illtls IJl.lt tl, i mi i mint liofl R bi >■ t«tr |h« .u _< g I > eeting, v» (11 I gi at the mount tgage raU up tn i d $10
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    66 7 I'zndcrd London Correspondent ONDOM. j_l y 1 -Tht toSow.ig ore rht clciing r.d t.n en the London Market today LONDON MJtMfl LONDON TIN Hi* s po? £968.10*. per ton d fcu.tM £969 sillers. 21 d Thr.c month*: £965 2t< buyers, £965.1 Os. teller*. V r 254
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    310 7 Beilboy Says: LONDON, July 1 (Renter)— A small dark fcellboy, Dennis MoKtowney, 41, appeared m court here today charged with the murder of a Polish Countess who served a^ ;i British >t'tret agent m enemy territory throughout World War 11. c Skarbet war had used
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    100 7 Hot— So Wigs Are Doffed LONDON. July 1. «AP' Eumpe got anotßc? do»i of not weather ?.)<>;. British judges doffed theii traditional v. liiie l^v This whs special «'<»ncession to tht- 90 degree heat rrom the Lord Chifl Justic* Foresi Srti levelled 4.u00 acres In v..ith\\ e-stein France and sporai
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    8 Men To Run Stall At Bazaar
    193 7 8 Men To Run Stall At Bazaar A WORKING committee of eight leading Singapore Malays was formed yesterday a1 a meet ing convened by the Singapore Red Cross, for ihe purpose of running the Malayan stall at the forthcoming International Bazaar to be he'd n aid of the Red Cross
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    Labour Drops Bevan Move
    133 7 Labour Drops Bevan Move LONDON, July 1, (Reuter).— Left-winger Aneurin Bevan tos eel a clash with his Party's official leadership j>yer the Yalu River bombing raids at a private meeting of the Parliamentary Labour I., > As the climax to a stormy session the meeting rejected by loi vote» to
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    MacDonald Meets Jap Emperor
    52 7 BRITISH Commissioner General foi South -East Asia, Malcolm tfacDonald wag received m audience by Emperor Hirohito ai the I nperlal Palace yesterday, Mac Donald was introduced to ;!ie Emperor \>y Biiii.sh Ambas- >:«()();■ Sir Esler Dening. The cniperor shook hands with the two and chatted uith
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    BLACK TAKES OVER
    33 7 COLON' I A I. Secretary Robert Brown Black yesterday assumed administration ol the Governm*Mil of Hongkong following the departure on home leave this morning of Governor Sir Alexander Grantham. Renter.
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    4 MIL. IN P.I. SCHOOLS
    20 7 SCHOOL enrolment m fhe Philippines has readied a new high wjtfi 4a00.000 yeungrtenu -(I. P.
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    UK Trade In May Improved
    131 7 UK Trade In May Improved lIONGKO N G, July I, (Reuter-AAP):— The Colony's trade which had been declining since the early part of the year showed a turn for the better m May. Figures released by the Department of Commerce find Industry gave May's track' figures HK5532.4 million which was.
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    Canadian Artist Dies
    18 7 BRITISH bom Richard Jack, 81. one Canada's b«si known artists, baj clitd m MdntrcaL UP.
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    Hilaly 'Caught In Vicious Circle'
    164 7 Hilaly 'Caught In Vicious Circle' rj\tii>, July l (llP).— The influential newspaper Le Monde said m a front page editorial today that Egypt's Hilaly Pasha resigned after being caught m a vicious circle between the Wafd and the presence or British troops m the Suez. The conservative paper's editorial said
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    Production Cost Passes Its Peak'
    166 7 London staff Correspondent LONDON, July I. "1 think c shall find that the cost of production have passed its pi k.'' said Sir Erir IVlacFadyen at yesterday's annual meeting !of Lanadron Rubber Estates Ltd. m a more optimistic tone than is his own. Uv t
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    Reds Warn Of Reprisals For Yalu Bombing
    358 7 Reds Warn Of Reprisals For Yalu Bombing l(m\(). ful\ Communist Pyongyang Radio last night threatened the Allies with reprisals "hundred* and thousands of times more deadly" than I afted States air attacks on Vain powrr stations. 1 bi adca !<■::. iat I I "■,>■■ .i I Ration I American rulers
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    Briton As Clark's Deputy
    140 7 Briton As Clark 's Deputy LONI'- IN .1 iIJF tain Mir,.--. Lloyd made th< House o] fen:- e M Lord tour of the Kon and consultai ton. B ii to be madi the post of Depu I .c United Nation* J!"l K< n < ppotatmei nounoed m th, < said.
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    292 8 READY BY END OF YEAR Standard Shipping Rrjjorter IT H a capital of 200,000,000 Rupiahi*, the I*. T. INlajaran Nasional Indonesia, the Repulilic of Imlojirsia's own tthipping company, ha* under construction m various shipyards m Europe 50 coastal ships. which shonUl be ready for service by
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      346 8 Jar Jl M CSiesK^flHHyT^fcsT^*- I 111 SAILINGS IROV SCAN.-.NAWX S|«trr f s •KINA" for Bangkok Saigon, Efongk Kobe Yokohama (i. hh 'KAMBOIUA' for JBaiirtiit Saigon Hongkong Knbe Yoknhamb Ift lTJuiv 14 |ff^. "WKUOMUT fm Bangkok r.i (Ualj "FIONIA" far Bangkok 19/SUUu 11 << PATA(i()NIA foi Ba fg Kobe xokohama^ *<•
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      28 8 Despatches No Boi neo, Labuau Brunei i Viii by Darvel. tido-C ■< by Kina. Arrivals > i letters and parcels ■i E?o N B >. Labuan Brunei etters and parcel*, by
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      152 8 Plsm m Harbour Shio Gkfdown Gate. Dtdcens. \!(wu)us 11 12 4 AHu-rt !><>rk Stanvac 1 i ing aenlawera 29 .>0 2 Akai Re«ina!d Kerr gnwyv 3:: 34 2 Vk-torU iWk Leists, PeU: Bradeverett IS '^0 4 aran Eurymedon 18 4 Laid up anch«r ,g.Funning 44 I Maneul. ghP* Philip. fCina
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    New Lightweight Material Cuts Building Costs
    733 9 Pffß MORE SPORE INDUSTRY monufocture m Singapore of a featherweight material can be used as aggregate m place of sand, gravel or stone r.ak.ng concrete and ploster has given the Colony a ne* try and made possible huge sayings m building costts. The renal
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    840,000 TONS IN 6 MONTHS
    234 9 orld Rubber Output Rl M |>r <h I i< 1 1< ni oi natural rui>!>« r m lite fii>l l*> '.J expected to haw reached about KHMMH) <l v^iih >oo r«»»»- f»»r thf eorreApoadin^ U€nod ot Ulft| \<ar. according i<» 1 l»< Financial Hrnes. ption
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    109 9 COMMODITY PRICES ('losing rubber prices (cents per Ib m Singapore yesterday were: Bu.vtr> Seller* No 1 Spot Loose FOB. In bales JuJv No. 1 K.S.S. 9%i 91 No. 2 K.S.S. B*i 8»>; No. S K.S.S. 82 82| Tone: I'noertain after ureijuiar. I OMION Rt'ltlitK Tue>day's opening prices per Ib. were:
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    'No Fear Of US Crisis'
    61 9 UNITED NATIONS. NEiV YORK, July 1. (AFP)—American delegate Isadora Lubin told the Economic and Social Counil yesterday th;it there absolutely W9S DO ftnr that an oconoini>- crisis would hit the United States as In the thirties. Flc the fear that a crisis hrente- cci the
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    FED. 1952 TEA IMPORTS
    105 9 THE Federation of Malaya imported *2 900.U00 worth <>t black tea and exported $1,300,000 during the first five months of lU.">2. according to official statistics. During 1951 $7.30t).000 worth of black tea was imported and 03.900.800 exported lrom tne rederation. Gieva tea imported was worth •only
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    Rubber Loses Another 21/4 Cents Per Pound
    364 9 Rubber Loses Another 2 1/4 Cents Per Pound Standard Market Reporter RUBBER prices continued to decline yesterday, a drop of 2f cents per II). being registered oft the Singapore market, making a total drop of (>} cents per Jl>. m two days of trading. Liquidation from vp T~ country centres
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    STORE KATES OF EXCHANGE
    122 9 THE MALAYAN Exchange! Banks Association buying rates to merchants <pc- $100 Malayan) Bure:— New York 62 11/16 <T.T.) 32 l;:. lt> (O Dj. 32 15/16 on credit bills and 33 on trade bills <90 d st>: Canncia ".i H 1« (T.T.), 31 15/16 <O.D >. 32
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    7-Year Extension
    37 9 THE U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board have granted Pan American World Airways ;>nd the Trans-World Airlines a wvenyear- extcn.sion of their pres< trans- Atlantic routes linking the Unite-l States to Europe 1 r! Middle East— U.P.
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    Fed. May Output Of Coconut Oil Down
    122 9 In the first By« i >>f the Fear the q i treated imo inted to J compared with 51.873 I tin corresponding pef:<»d <>[ THF Federation of Malaya 85 roronui oil milltreated 10,735 lons of copra during M.-\ rmrnqprnnd with 11.205 lons of
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    CONTROL EXTENDED
    17 9 PRI SIDENT f imAti ha> v ed Bf price con r 1 19 mootiu U.P.
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    Expansion Of Wharves In V. Borneo Slow
    269 9 Expansion Of Wharves In V. Borneo Slow Brown's Review Sayi: ONE of North Borneo's pressing n^eds is additional wharfage accommodation at the main ports and progress in this direction appears to iw» lamentahU slow Brown's Malayan Economic Review observes editorial!) in its latest issue. T!.e wharves il Sandaknn rod Labtiafl
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    Fed. Soap Output Up
    95 9 IH RING Ma) the f efen tio.« ot Malaya*! 13 Map taties i>iurt.ic*"d f .'.'i («i^ g| soap, bringing the total |>i" duction for th<- ln^t h xr nionfhs nf 195 to SI 7SI ewtl .i< v ordinn to olt. aI -i < The.1 '.1 1
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    876 10 People I Meet BUSY PERSON at present is Mrs. W. W. Yung, organiser of the Singapore Branch of the British Red Cross Society's Appeal to he launched on July 12 with Flag Day and ending o:i 22. Mrs. Yung, who is th« wife ol Dr. Yung of
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    126 10 ONCE-A-WEEK polishing iruh a damp cloth, followed by a quick rub-off with a dry cloth, is sufficient to keep chrome metal furniture shining. If commercial metal polishes ar? used. car c should be taken to avoid any which may contain a harsh abrasive. TO be sure that you
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    In Holiday Mood
    40 10 From Paris Fashion House conies this entrancing ensemble for yachting or country holidays. It consists of tight red cotton trousers »nd skirt with a striped red .tn,i white sun top and a white bolero with striped lapels.
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    Seeing Baby Through That Sensitive Stage
    563 10  - Seeing Baby Through That Sensitive Stage MARGARET SCOTT by MY SON is definitely going through what the books cull a "sensitive stage." Where once upen a time he would grin at strangers and play up to them, lie has taken to staring long and hard and then suddenly going red
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    HARDY TRAVELLER IS BEST VACATION SUIT
    187 10 I)UTTING travel on a personal basis means not only planning what you will wear when you reach the ultimate spot, but how you will look en routrv No matter what the conveyance, you don't really want to step from it looking as if you'd
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    Cheese Soup Is Nourishing
    50 10 »1 GAWWHI NABDOX N milk is stiij firm jraout i m „X.. imporUjM n nc budget menu if protew :i „m br nwi i plarr „1 B milk tad i heew i!i j)n>til mi K't^e. S( <-N i, 2 I I I smool I with a
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      325 10 I TODAY'S Q I O I A 1 I o N; Kum..ur i, a pipe blown by BarmJses, j.-.i lousier, conjee- (urr-s.— Sh.iketi.par.-. Henry IV. WEDNESDAY I OK EVERYONE: Gain an cyly str.rt and .-rck to a lot accomplished. Make tbe most of your creative, executive '.t'icnt.-v skills. Evorii'i- favours
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      336 10 Today's Radio Programmes SINGAPORE PENAWG (4KI metre* A 41 metres) (MM kilocvcir» CM M«ttC*l 9.30 a.m. For English Schools; 9 "»5 ">" a.m.^-J p.m. As i'potc; <> p m Interlude; 10 a.m. News; lo.O."> Rendr/- Programme Sutnm.irv IJO2 Listener* vous with the Stars; 10.45 For English Calling; (;..~t5 7.10 As
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    SPORTING G. RUNS '3' IN GOOD TIME
    1309 11  - SPORTING G. RUNS 3' IN GOOD TIME WINDSOR LAD By TRACK" torn i. FRANK FLANNERY, Malaya's leading jockey during the 1948, 1949 and 1950 seasons, who returned to Singapore last week, was out at Bukit Timah racecourse yesterday morning and ro<Je several of Kuala Lumpur trainer Neil Hobbs' candidates m
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    Narrow Win For Seletar
    97 11 IN A UNITED Services League Div. 1 match played al Seletar yesterday RAF Chang) lost to RAF Seletar by the only goal scored. Both teams boasting equaj numbers of RAF Mafeya players it was not surprising thai the first goal did not materialise until the 45th
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    75 11 Gardner Retains Fly weight Crown HARTLEPOOL, June 30, (Reuter): Teddy Gardner. British European and British Empire flyweight champion. tonight successfully defended his European title here by defeating bustling Ote:!o BeJardinelli. the Italian champion on points over 15 rounds. Gardner, who is balding, spincile-legged and 30 years of age. won as
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    Ceylon First Into Finland
    141 11 HELSINKI, July 1 (Reuter Ceylon's Olympic team th« 1,. arrive m Finland Brill move into the Olympic village on I; relay lour days later than I v y had been promised. Manager Perera is not too pleased about this delay which he feels has thrown out
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    ENGLAND WINS
    45 11 PORTO. PORTUGAL, July (AFP):— England beat j Switzerland by four goals one m the world ice hockey championships here yesterday. In the same series Italy defeat- j ed Spain by three goals 1" two and Portugal defeated France by nine goals to one.
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    Match Off
    38 11 Pi S A F A. Third Div ision "B league soccer match id v due to be played at the BODCA ground between Bukit 'J imah Splits Club and Singapore Improvement Trust Sports Club was cancelled.
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    YMMA Beat Seletar Indians
    185 11 YOUNG MEN'S Muslim Aj '.ion scored an. nnimprc .<■ 3—2 victory over Seletar Vi Indians Sports Club W 9 SAFA Third Division "B" league km eer match played at the CYMA g 1 1 md yesterday. For a greater part oi the M minutes the game
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    117 11 HJr.KL are the events that led to the downlail of Sugar Ray Robinson, world m i(i(1 1 c v eight boxinjr cnamoion In his qwest for the light-feeavy-weigirt championship title against Joey .M.ixin!. List week. This series, made by the magic eyp vqucmT camera, shows
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    343 11 PH.U Ei K \M United til. l sol li.v.- la <\.,t themselves much i«> <<>!i«'< i f-rl jnur.s off the < kiiM*#c Casuals m ••> s \l \\r*>\ division match !ii Jalan lt«-*nr Stadium yesterday, Dae r«-u!i mtm <»<) minui*-- linll kirk and run
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    28 11 Army 'Bisley Meet Starts At Nee Soon PORE E .< tin Soon and lulj < v.' t i Catlin (32). Lt. Col. n Hilliard I <» Lt/Col. D J shots 1
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