The Straits Times, 19 June 1952

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    19 1 The Straits Times MALAGAS NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED IH4S TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY; JUNE 19, 1932. j^ PRICE FIFTEEN I^NTS
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    MALAYA'S INCOME GOES DOWN
    331 1 Heavy drop in duty collected on rubber KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. ANOTHER big drop in export duty collected on rubber brought the Federation's revenue for last month to the lowest since October, 1950. Import duty on tobacco raised more in May than did export duty on rubber.
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    SSSH—THERE'S AN IMPORTANT GENTLEMAN IN SCHOOL
    91 1 SSSH— THERE'S AN IMPORTANT GENTLEMAN IN SCHOOL HUSH. new. Teacher said we had to be quiet when this important gentleman came t« school Finger raised reprovingly, one girl pupil remonstrates with her friend in a primary class at Anthony Road school, Singapore. And the girl with hands over her mouth
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    Trade down by $27,000,000
    40 1 MALAYA had an adverse trade balance of $27.900 000 at the end of Mix preliminary figures issued by the Registrar of Malayan Statistics yesterday revealed. Total imports into the Federation and Singapore were S33?.50«,000; exports $3<il.600.030.
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    Growing tension 'a help'
    105 1 COLOMBO, Wed. THE PRESIDENT of the! Penang Rubber Trade Association, Mr. Heah Joo Scan?, yesterday said that Increased political tension In the world made the future of rubber bright for the next 10 years. H arrived In Colombo on hU w*y by sea to England and
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    New HC for India
    29 1 LONDON. Wed. The British Government today announced the appointment of Sir Alexander Clutterbuck as High Commissioner in India in succession to Sir Archibald Nye.— Reuter.
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    Oil ship is 'held9 at Aden
    168 1 Oil ship is 'held 9 at Aden ADEN. Wed. AN injunction was served on the skipper of the 632-ton oil tanker Rose Mary here today, banning removal of the cargo of Persian crude oil. The Anglo-Iranian OU Company— which claims the oil Is still Us property was granted an application
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    More tests with guided missiles
    40 1 LONDON. Wed. Experimental work on guided missiles at the 1.200-mMe long Woomera range in the Australian desert will be greatly expanded during the next few months, the Society of British Aircraft Constructors announced today Reuter.
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    Jap gold for New York
    46 1 TOKYO. Wed. Japan has shipped a consignment of gold bullion to New York 3s part of the country's coir mi! me nt to the International Monetary Fund. A leading Japanese newspaper <ud the gold is worth $17 sop poo Rei ter.-AAP.
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    7 die in fire
    24 1 NEV YORK. W>rt .S"ven| persons including three children, died in a (tap In a four-s:orey buTding in ji»v/iJvii today.— Reuter.
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    THIS SAUCER WAS A HOAX
    60 1 COPENHAGEN. Wed. A cone of light crossing the sky above Heerlng. Jutland, puzzled police and army authorities for several days. It was believed to be a flying saucer, but turned out to be a torch attached to a kite flown by some school boys They
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    Ex-GI and wife gaoled for life
    31 1 MANILA. Wed. William Pomeroy. former American 01. and his Filipino wife were 'oday sentenced to life lm•irlsonmenc for rebellion with arson, robbery and murder. Reuter.
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    Hong Kong 'trains them the same'
    205 1 POLICE BACK FROM VISIT OONG KONG police methods of training non- English-speaking Chinese recruits are not much different from those In Singapore, said Mr. A. H. Frew, Superintendent of Police, on his return to the Colony yesterday. KF'rew and Mr. Scan Yun assistant Superintend--1
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    WALKOUTREDS PROTEST
    68 1 WALKOUTREDS PROTEST TOKYO, Wed. C/MMUNIST liaison officers at Panmunjom today handed United Nations liaison officers a note of protest over the walkout of the United Nations delegation from the armistice talks yesterday. Tlie note said that the responsibility for delaying the armistice must "rest entirely on your side." The United
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    100 REDS ARE ACCUSED
    43 1 BERLIN. Wed.— East Germany has charged more than 100 Communist officials with sabotaging the government's plan to evacuate the sealedoff zone along the East-West German border. It is believed that the officials face certain dismissal and perhaps arrest.— U.P.
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    THE CON MEN ARE AROUND
    87 1 THE CON MEN ARE AROUND jobless warned rE Singapore Labour Exchange yesterday warn- < ed tho.se seeking jobs against tot** known to be cheating people on a promise of nonexistent, jobs. Some Xof these people operate near the Labour Exchange In Havelork Road. On the strength of a promise to
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    Hair goes to court
    66 1 LONDON, Wed. HAIR said to have been pulled out of a husband's head by an angry wife wi^ produced as evidence in a case at the London Divorce Court today. Mrs. Dorothy Butcher was said to have seized her husband. Robert, by the hair and dragged
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    U.K. RUBBER FOR RUSSIA
    36 1 LONDON. Wed. Britain re -exported 89,109 tons of raw rubber to Russia during the 12 months ended Apr. 30 this year. Brigadier Harry Mackeson. Secretary for Overseas Trade, said In London today
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    Not sabotage, says Bth Army
    40 1 PUSAN Wed.— The Eighth Army announced tonight that investigations ha<] ruled out sabotage as a possible cause of the fire in the United Nations munitions dump at Haeundae. about 12 miles northeast of Pusan.— Reuter.
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    Cleaning wheels
    42 1 LONDON. Wed— The Government will be asked In the House of Commons tomorrow to have the wheels of aircraft landing in Britain disinfected In a new move to prevent the spread of foot and mouth disease among the nations livestock.—Reuter.
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    'Heat up Cold War,1 he says
    57 1 'Heat up Cold War, 1 he says LONDON, Wednesday. MAJ.-GEN. J. F. Fuller, a British military commentator, today urged that the Western powers should inmtdlalelv start fighting the Cold War on a new front. Russia md the Iron Curtain countries, he Mid. were seething with discontent A w«r of disintegration
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    Peking very short of rubber
    93 1 COLOMBO, Wednesday. I IMMINIST CHINA is making every effort to pick up all available scrap sheet rubber, other inferior grades and latex sheet, according to rubber sources here. They suggest this confirms the scarcity of rubber in China. Local merchant* are trying to buy all
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    'GUARDS'TO GIVE BANDIT REWARD CASH TO MOSQUE
    201 1 'GUARDS' TO GIVE BANDIT REWARD CASH TO MOSQUE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. r)I)AY is the fourth anniversary of the declaration of the Emergency in the Federation, rtiree Malay Home Guards, who killed one terrorist and wounded another in the Batu Pahat irea of Johore last night, have commemorated the uiniversary by
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    India's envoy NEW DELHI, Wed. — Mr
    30 1 India's envoy NEW DELHI, Wed. Mr Asaf All. Indian Minister designate to Switzerland and the Vatican, has been also accredited as Minister to Austria with personal rank of Ambassador —Reuter.
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    The 5murder Red is killed
    212 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A BANDIT who was killed on the Ulu Caledonian Estate, North Selangor, cVi June 13 has been identified as Hean Choong who took part in five murders. Hean. a 31-year-old Hakka. was secretary of the Ulu Yam district branch qpmmittee of the
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    Pledge to Africans
    68 1 LONDON. Wed. r£ British Government today pledged strong safeguards for the rights of the 6,350.000 Africans who would live in the new Commonwealth Federation proposed for Central Africa. Details of the draft schema for the Federation, drawn up here last month by representatives of Britain Southern Rhodesia,
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    SEND ARMS TO INDOCHINA AT ONCE, US TOLD
    189 2 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. FRENCH and United States military and political experts yesterday continued secret talks on IndoChina. > The French delegation, led by M. Jean Letourneau, French Minister for the Associated States, were reported to be pressing for the highest possible priority for
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    Officers may be women
    40 2 WASHINGTON. Wed.— The Senate completed action today on a bill which permits the army, navy and air force to commission women physicians, dentists and other meWical specialists. The measure now goes to the White House. —UP.
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    PoWs RETURN
    27 2 BERLIN, Wed— Forty-flve Oerman prisoners of war and civilian internees. Including six women, arrived In West Berlin from tne Soviet Union over the weekend.— Reuter.
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    Rioters gaoled
    34 2 CAIRO. Wed—A military court yesterday sentenced two men to (oar years' imprisonment and one man to three years' hard labour for their part in the Cairo fire riots on Jan. 26. —AP.
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    British aid to Colombo Plan areas
    188 2 LONDON, Wed. BRITAIN provided hall the Imports of metal and engineering goods of the Colombo Plan countries of South-East Asia, the British Treasury said yesterday. In 1951, the countries in this £1,863,000,000 development plan too* 13 per cent, of Britain's Iron and steel exports,
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    Comet for Japan
    27 2 TOKYO, Wed. British Overseas Airways announced today that a Comet jet will arrive on Its first proving flight to Japan on July B.— Reuter-AAP.
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    SENTRY SHOT
    17 2 SAIGON Wed. A small group of Vietminh today killed a Vietnamese sentry near Saigon.— Reuter.
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    £250 m. for Nazi victims
    89 2 BONN, Wed. WEST GERMAN Government will five Israel 3.000.000.M0 marks f»5«.--00«.O(Mt) worth of goods as compensation for the crimes of the Nazis a Government spokesman tali yesterday. Thr West German Cabinet approved the terms yesterday. The spokesman said the Government would sufrest spreading payments over
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    PILOT REALISED MISTAKE AFTER 5 MINS
    337 3 Sweden apologises to Russia for violation of territory STOCKHOLM, Wednesday. jWKDKN has apologised to Russia for a violation of Soviet territory by a Catalina earth plane on Friday three days before anther Catalina was shot down by Russian fighters rer the Baltic. Both Catulinas.
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    48 3 FEW COUPLES enjoy quite such handsome wedding presents as James Parr and Olive Owen, who were married at Kingston They received €2.000 worth of wedding presents from the firm where they worked. These included the champagne and reception, a honeymoon in Italy, furnished bouse and a modelled dress.
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    U.S.HUK,WIFE SENTENCED TOLIFETERMS
    101 3 U.S.HUK,WIFE SENTENCED TOLIFETERMS .MANILA, Wed. VMKKK AN Huk leader. William Pomeroy. and his wife pleaded guilty to a charge of rebellion today and were sentenced to life imprisonment. his is the first time that an alien has been convicted of rebellion against the Philippine Government. 'he judge told the Potneroys
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    Flood record
    30 3 SYDNEY Wed.— The worst lood.s in Australia's history or>red 10.000 persons from heir homes in Victoria and <ew South Wales today. Three Wraonn are feared drowned. t-UP. i-
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    Japs want timber
    23 3 TOKYO. Wed.— Japan has nade inquiries on the posslilllty of setting up a comMtiv to exploit timber relources in Alaska.—ReuterkAP.
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    IVAWAB FINED
    44 3 BOMBAY, Wed. The Nawab Zahir Yarjung Bahadur a member of the Hyderabad nobility, and hia wife, were ordered here yesi e rday t pa a fine of 15 million for attempting to smuggle out cf India jewellery worth £37 500 sterling.— Reuter.
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    Still going up
    34 3 LONDON Wed— Leading accountant^ from different countries today warned at the ninth international conRreas on accounting that price levels were likely to continue to rise for at least a decade. Reuter.
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    M.P.s will be tried in secret
    92 3 M.P.s will be tried in secret PUSAN Wed. A SOUTH Korean Government spokesman said in Pusan today that the 11 mcmi bers of parliament arrested Dv 1 President Syngman Rhee and accused of conspiring with the Communists to seize power would face a military court tomorrow. The trial would not
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    Defence guarantee
    32 3 OTTAWA. Wed— The Canadian House of Commons yesterday ratified and sent to the Senate legislation extendinghhre r defence guar- I antees under the Nerth Atlalntic Treaty to Western Germany— Reuter.
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    Footway collapses
    37 3 TOKYO. Wed. Six people were killed and eight seriously Injured today when a section of an overhead pedestrian crossing in Tokyo collapsed, throwing travellers on to electric railway tracks in front of a train— ReuterAAP.
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    Ceylon Govt. backs police action
    150 3 COLOMBO, Wednesday. ORIME MINISTER, Mr. Dudley Senanayake, told the House of Representatives today that police action in dispersing a batch of Ceylon Indian Congressmen heading towards the House on June 9 had "the fullest support of the government". He was replying to a debate on
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    Day of jjrayer
    27 3 WASHING!**.. Wrd.-rPre sldent Trumarrhns railed on Americans to observe Independence Datf, July 4. as a •4ay of prayer a time of national crisis.-— Reuter.
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    No more trouble at Koje—Alexander
    155 3 No more trouble at Koje— Alexander tuiviu, Wednesday. OEFORE leaving Japan today for Canada in a D Royal Canadian Air Force plane, the British Defence Minister, Field Marshal Earl Alexander, said he expected no further trouble with prisoners in the United Nations prisoner of war camp on Koje Island. He
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    ZOO LION KILLS AN INTRUDER
    66 3 PERTH, (W.A.i. Wed. rE badly mauled body of Alexander Lindsay Edmeades wm found in the lion's den at Perth Zoo, yesterday with a lion on guard over It. The only way he could have entered the den was by climbing an 18-foot fence. Fifteen months
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    85 Koje men go anti-Red
    44 3 KOJE ISLAND Wed. AMERICAN troops moved 1,600 Red prisoners from two Koje compounds today without a hitch. During the move. 85 prisoners, who said they were antiCommunists, were put In a separate compound with 1.100 othe r anti-Reds.— AP.
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    JAP DEBT TALKS ON JULY 21
    166 3 JAP DEBT TALKS ON JULY 21 LONDON. Wed. rE official announcement from Tokyo on the agree- > ment to start Japanese debt negotiations in New York on July 21 was welcomed in London this morning. Prices of Japanese bonds did not respond on the contrary they eased slightly. The negotiation*
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    Aid to Eire 'a burden'
    81 3 DUBLIN Mon— Eire's acceptance or Marshall Aid wu crltlcUed In the Dail here today. The Finance Minister. Mr. Dean Macentee, said repayment of Marshall Aid would be a burden on the country for a generation. Most of it had been spent on goods which could
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    WAGES CUT DEMAND
    51 3 MELBOURNE. Wed Australian employers are to ask the Arbitration Court to cut the basic wage by £A 2.65. and increase the working week from 40 to 44 hours. The employers said advancement of Australian industries and even the security of employment were endangered by the cost spiral.
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    Minister at Macao
    19 3 MACAO, Mon.— The Portuguese Minister for the Colonies. Commander Sarmento Rodrigues. arrived here today .—Reuter- AAP
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    AIR DEFENCE GUNS ROUND U.S. CITIES
    100 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. THE United States Army disclosed today It had sent anti-aircraft batteries to defensive positions around strategic tndustrlal factories, large rities and. air force centres. An announcement said the move "has no special significance" but it followed orders from the ah- force for
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    LONDON STOCKS
    357 3 Weakness in Govt. issues LONDON. Wed. 'THE outstanding feature* on the London Stock Exchange today were weakness in Govern- ment securities and strength in Japanese bond*. Otherwise the market started the new trading account In a very quiet manner and closed with an irregular appearance. Olltedged Issues lost
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    London tin price
    26 3 LONDON. June 18.— Cash Bayers £M». Sellers 1971; i Forward Buyers CMC. Sellers £M<4; Settlement £H»Vt (down Turnover. a.m 15; p.m. 40 tons.
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    U.K. RUBBER
    34 3 LONDON. June ll— Spot 17d.. July 27d Aug J7d Sept. 2«\d July-Sept. 17d., Oct Dec JBd Jan -Mar. 2S' 4 d June c.l.f. J«',d July elf 28>.d Auk. c.l.f. MWd. Market: Steady.
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    MEDICAL SERVICES ARE TO BE IMPROVED IN FEDERATION
    326 4 tester to ask London for IS specialists PENANG. Wednesday. THE FEDERATION Government has approved a longe-range plan to expand specialist services, said Dr. H. M. O. Lester, Director of Medical Services, in Penang today. Dr. Lester told the Straits Times that he
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    40 4 PAUL K. H. HANG, and Miss Rtbecca !> H. Hang ch.ldren of the Rev. Paul S. H. llan e of the Singapore Hen C hwa Methodist Church, who have been awarded scholarships to study in the United States for four years.
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    They'dlisten all night to Helen
    237 4 HELEN Traubel. one of the greatest singers In the world, enthralled a packed Victoria Memorial Hall. Singapore, last night. She gave four encores an<i could have sung another dozen without sending a singde person home. Hen is an amasiag voice. Thrre is immense power and
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    Brickworks had a good year
    60 4 Alexandra Brickworks Limited had no difficulty during their last financial year in finding a market for all their products, states the annual report published vetterday. The net profit for' the year after providing for iflcom* tax is $301,003 and a flnaJ ordinary dividend of 12V
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    'USED FORCE9 CHARGE
    32 4 'USED FORCE 9 CHARGE KUANTAN Wed. K. M. Daniels. 40. charged with usine force on Halimah bine Alt in Semambu Estate was allowed $200 bail. The case was postponed to June 30
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    $20 for speeding
    24 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Francis Baruch, a studentteacher of Singapore, was fined $20 in the police court for speeding within town limits.
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    3 months for knife attack
    42 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Bachok bin Hiissain. aged 60. was sentenced at the police court to four months' imprisonment for causing hurt with a knife to Ponnusamy on Feb 26 Both were inmates of the State Welfare Hor/e.
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    Had ammunition, court told
    43 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Chong Sing w as charged with carrying 32 rounds of .303 ammunition. He was arrested at Seng Ker Tian, Kulai. arid he did not have an identity card, it was alleged. Chong was remanded In custody.
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    Arms possession is alleged
    39 4 I JOHORE BAHRU Wed. I Sapper Koh .Beng Seah a| the Rojal Engineers, Singapore, was charged in the police court with pob&ession tA two revolvers and 12 round*; of ammunition The case was transferred <*> Singapore.
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    Godown guards stop arson bids, theft
    147 4 SPECIAL 'GODOWN' GUARDS from the Singapore Special Constabulary are one reason for no recent arson attempts and large scale thefts at warehouses, rubber factories and godowns in the Colony, said a police officer yesterday. The 'godown' gmrds were formed soon after the Eulti-million dollar
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    Defence volunteers plan show
    129 4 MEMBERS ol tne langun Ward Civil Defence Training Centre, the first to be started in Singapore city, will give a public demonstration of civil defence work at Monk's Hill school on Saturday at 4.30 p.m. There are foup classes in civil defence now In Tanglln with
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    Talk by professor
    45 4 Professor V. D. Green Armytage. vice-president if the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, wil give a talk on "Recent ad vances In obstetrics and jrynaecology" in the physiology lecture room of th« Faculty of Medicine. Sepoy lines, at 8 am. today.
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    PIGS IN TOWN
    18 4 KUANTAN Wed. Keng Foo wa& fined $15 for rearing pigs within the Town Board area
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    -Then saw lorry kill a woman
    181 4 MOTORISI HAD PREMONITION MR. F. G. RITCHIE, a civil engineer, told the Singapore Coroner yesterday that while waiting at a "stop" sign he had a premonition of an accii ri»nt later h» saw a fatal accident. A lorry driver, Ng Ah Kow. agsd 25,
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    City workers want higher basic pay
    79 4 City workers want higher basic pay THE Singapore City Council employees are hoping to get similar increases in their basic wages and reductions in the cost of living allowance as those approved for Government servants by the Legislative Council on Tuesday The main reason for the hope is that higher
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    BITIX STRAMED
    16 4 KUANTAN. Wed— Lee Teh Kirn. whose bull strayed along Gambang Road, was fined $5
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    Wife, child not beaten
    96 4 r' was erroneously stated in the Straits Times yesterday that the wife and child of Warrant Officer J. W. Davies, of the R.A.F., who was fatally beaten with sticks during the December. 1950. riots, were also attacked. Evidence was brought during the trial of the four
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    Todays blackout schedule
    348 4 C"! .-{STATIONS lUblc U M«4 0 sheMlac today: DAT Atlas Ice, Happy World. Asia Rubber Loronf 3, Sims Avc. Saw* mill. Shell Lee Rubber Hki.. MarDaiald Howt, Tan Tye Fl./F. (annlnc. Se»k St. Waterloo St. St. Andrew* High Stamford. Firestone, Marfttniie Rd.. Bt Tlmah Pumps. Balestlcr Kd..
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    USE YOUR INFLUENCE, HE URGES YOUTH
    112 4 SINGAPORE City Councillor Mr. Yap Pheng Geek last night called on the thousands of Christian young people in the Colony to use their power and Influence for the uplift and advancement of the people in the City. A.s chairman of the third meeting in
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    NO PERMIT
    17 4 NO PERMIT ,KtJANT\:J. V^wfc* free--tin* a ni'# cwMiFwifiout w pern»!t, T.'h «Wt VvW fined hi
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    MR. HAWKINS IS SATELLITE TOWN BOSS
    254 5 He will clear K.Lumpur slums KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. MR. GERALD HAWKINS, a retired M.C.S. officer, will be responsible for the building of Kuala Lumpur's satellite town at Petaling, designed to accommodate the thousands of slum dwellers in the Federal capital. Mr. Hawkins was supervisor
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    67 5 PROMPT ACTION by men in a polio car last ni(ht saved this motorcycle from being totally destroyed by fire. Two Chinese were riding the machine along Orchard Road when the pillion rider noticed flame* licking at the emffine. Both men Jumped off, a passing police oar stopped and the police
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    Leper Assn. gets $32,500 from Rotary
    112 5 THE Singapore Rotary Club yesterday agreed ta hand over $32,500. raised at its fun lair this year for a school and community hall in the Colony's leper settlement. Trafalgar Home, at Yio Chu Kang. to the newly-formed Singapore Leper Relief Association under one condition.
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    Decree absolute
    37 5 SEREMBAN, Wed. Mr. Justice Abbott at the Seremban High Court today granted a decree absolute in an application for divorce made by Lee Thiam Su, an interpreter against his wife. Neo Leng Neo. of Seremban.
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    ONE FOR ROAD COST $360
    54 5 FIVE men and a woman were fined a total ox $360 In Singapore yesterday for selling beer after closing hours. Tan Ylck Tou was fined $100, Teng Heng Lim $50. Tiew Seng Chye $30 It Ah Moel $75. Tan Kirn Liang $30. and Ong Yew
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    NEW JOB FOR THE REV. HO
    62 5 IPOH. Wed. THE REV. HO SENG ONN. now principal of Penang Anglo-Chinese School, has been appointed the first Asian educational secretary of the Methodist Mission Schools In Malaya. He succeeds the Rev. R. Kesselring, Mr. Ho will become principal of the Methodist Boys' School.
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    'City' will arise from marshes
    179 5 K.L. PLANS BIG LAND SCHEME Kuala i.i Mn k, Wednesday. T<HE Kuala Lumpur Town Planner Is working on a 1 big land redistribution scheme which will pave the way for the development of a big area oi marshland and squatter hovels at Kampong Malacca Into
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    Newsman comes to see Fijians
    60 5 Mr Frank Sneddon. a correspondent of the New Zealand Herald in Auckland, arrived in Singapore by Qantas-BOAC yesterday to visit the Fijian troops fighting the bandits in the Federation. He will spend a few davs at Bahau Negri Sembilan. with the Fijlans and then fly
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    They want Hari Raya on June 24
    132 5 THE Majlis Llama of Singapore, the kathis, organisation has asked the Colony Government to change the date of Hari Ray* Puasa, listed as a public holiday on June 23, to June 24, the Chief Kathi. Tuan Haji Ali bin Haji Mohamed Salleh. told
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    ANNUAL DANCE
    25 5 PENANO. Wed— The Penang Junior Civil Service Association will hold its annual focial and dance at the E and O Hotel on Monday.
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    Malayan Airways staff to publish magazine
    109 5 A MAGAZINE to explain commercial aviation to passengers is being published by Malayan Airways next week. The first issue is expected to be printed early next week and will be supplied to »n i Malayan Airways passengers as part or their amenities. Editing trie
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    STREET ATTACK, ROBBERY ALLEGED
    178 5 ALLEGATIONS that he ■"had been robbed by three Royal Marine Commandos were made by Mohammed Yatim bin Haji Mansoor in i Singapore yesterday. Mohammed Yatim, a Telephone Company wlreman, was giving evidence at the trial of Michael J. Pendleton and C. I Wells, of the 45
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    Govt. refutes a report
    65 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Report* In a Singapore newspaper that the Federation Government was considering to pay the salaries of Chinese school teachers were refuted today by Mr. L. H. N. Davis Secretary to the Member for Education. Mr. Davla said that there were no such plans.
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    RADICALS TO CELEBRATE
    47 5 PENANO. Wed.-The Penan* Radical Party, which was formed on June 19 last year will celebrate its first anniversary with a dinner at Springtide Hotel. Tanjon Buneah. tomorrow night. The Radicals won six seat out of nine at Penan^s flrs post-war municipal election last December.
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    TYRES SLASHED, POLICE TOLD
    31 5 Five Singapore motorists yesterday told the police that their tyres had been slashed or let down whMe their cars were parked In Kirk Terrace, on Tuesday night.
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    Show for Gurney memorial fund
    44 5 TELUK ANSON. Wed— The Lai Khuen Dramatic Association will stage a drama and musical sketches at the Great Wortd Amusement Park Teluk Anson. on Sunday June 29 Proceeds will be for the Lower Perak Sir Henry Ourney Memorial Fund
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    4 soldiers cleared on riot charge
    137 5 POUR soldiers, Nammo Edward, D. M. Webster, r Michael Retfern and W. M. Dewar, on trial at the Singapore Assizes on charges of rioting, committing mischief by fire and causing grievous hurt to two Chinese, were acquitted yesterday. Irard. Webster and Retwerp acquitted without
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    'Stripped' a car charge
    81 5 A WRECKED armoured car at the Jurong Wireless Station, Singapore. was stripped of its framework. :t was alleged in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. In the dock stood Martat bin Ardi. aged 29. Koay Yew Chee. 31. Wan Kirn Seng. 24 and Ng Nam Yong.
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    Palestine tour talk tonight
    46 5 Dr. Leland Wang, president of Chinese Foreign Missionary Union. Is speaking at the Life Church. Prlnsep Street. Singapore every night at 730. The series of meeting will continue until Saturday. Tonight Dr. Wang will show colour slides of hU recent Palestine tour.
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    3 HAD TYPHUS
    30 5 IPOH Wed -Three cases of scrub typhus, erne at Ipoh. the other ar Kuala Kangsar and trip third at Jerlum. werp reported last week. None was fatal.
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      145 5 S.C.Y.C.. Xnter-Denominauoiial Evangelistic Meeting. Happy World Stad.um. 7 30 p.m. Clnlrm&n: Mr Rowland Lyne. speaker, the Rev. Joe B. Kennedy, .-.uoject, "The Cross and Doublecrovs" Free admission. Chinese V.M.C.A.. uasketbail, 5.30 p.m.; free Ma'hrmatics cl.-ss 530 pm. to 7 pm.; rr-v Erxtfi.sh classes 7 pm to 9 p.m.. tab'etennta. 7
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    DEATH
    44 6 BODESTYNE: On 18th June. 1952. at No. 103. McNalr Road. Matilda Bodestyne. 83 years. The funeral cortege will leave the residence at 4 45 p.m. today, 19th. for the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd and thence to Bidadari j Ceme v;v for interment.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    111 6 MR MRS. O. J SANTA MARIA of B< rcmban thank all friends I and relatives who attended their I wedding, sent presents, loaned cars and rendered assistance. THE family of the late Mr. i Abdullah P. W. Licw. Ipoh. wish, to ti.ank all friends and relatives. who sent wrea-hs.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    35 6 FOR wearable clothes with styli at reasonable prices. Made- line- SIKW-room 278. Orchard Ro ,d PRESSES made from Grafton Anti-shiink fabrics from $25— 550. Harrows Ltd 7. Orchard Road. Amber Mansions. Singapore. Phone 4800.
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      Retirement Benefits
      684 6 benefits wfll Increase, the longer an employee is d fccm-' ber of the fund. Inevitably, comparisons will be made with the Federation fund. Mr. Thio Chan Bee began the process by pointing out that the Colony scheme is more inclusive than that in the Federation, being applicable to
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      Federation Fire Services
      460 6 Mr. Douglas KK. Lee rend- ered a more useful service than he thought when he called attention to the in- efficiency, through old and i inadequate equipment, of tru' Kuala Lumpur Fire Brigade. He set in train enquiries which have disclosed that there is cause for even
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    TASK FOR MALAYA'S TEACHERS
    407 6 I CANNOT let "Another 1 Teacher's" alarming letter go unanswered. Where students "play an important part in the political life of their country" it is because their education, in the proper sense, is being neglected and the political structure itself is shakier than that we hope
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    On the Margin
    393 6 Initial luist MALAYANS, remarks Mr. Urn Chong Hum in an entertaining little letter, are not- without a sense of humour. Thus is a matter on which we have never really had any doubt. "Sometimes," says Mr. Lim. however, "it takes a Grange twist, a.s witness the deliberate
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      Sir Gerald's way
      307 6 THINK I am voicing the opinion of the majority of Malayans when I state that we are lucky to have a live wire like General Sir Gerald Templer at the helm in the Federation. The late Labour Government, no doubt, sent out a number of responsible Colonial
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      30 6 C«rre*p*n4rnls arc asked lo fcrep their letters brief. Letters signed with a nom-de-plume mast be ar, omranifd by the writer's name I and address as a ruarantce of rood faith.
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      Gen. Eisenhower's last hurdles
      671 6 Gen. Eisenhower's last hurdles NEW YORK WHEN General Eiser. hower landed at Washington he seemed to be within sight or the Republican nomination for the American Presidency. But in any race the hardest part is the home stretch, and most people agree that the general really baa to run. the
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      FRANK OLIVER,
      140 6 the hardest is yet to come pendents one. A loss of only 17 seats by the Democrats could Rive Republicans control and a successful Republican candidate would be likely to cause the change to be bigger than that. But Republicans, while feeling confident they will win control in
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      A matter of. anticipation
      86 6 I KNOW this is Singapore,; but this is the understatement of the week: "It is just intelligent anticipation." This was said by Mr. T. P. F. McNeice City Council President and Improvement Trust chairman. A few seconds before he had said: "Those who work the (Trust
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      TWELVE FEET BY EIGHT
      113 6 IN the Straits Times of June 17, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice was quoted as saying that S.I.T. accommodation would be provided for those whose needs were great. I would like to know why my needs are not great. I live with my parents, brothers and
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    JAPAN MAY BUILD RUBBER STOCKPILE
    258 7 Price rises 4*/2 cents in two days on better orders RUBBER orders from Japan this week, which have given an indication that the Japanese Government may embark on a stockpiling programme, have sent the price of rubber up by 4J cents on the Singapore rubber
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    Peons want new type of uniform
    91 7 Peons want new type of uniform rWMiE Singapore City Ooun- cil peons want a new type of uniform khaki I shirts and trousers Instead of their present closed coats and trousers. The Council had intended replacing the present type with dark grey bush shirts and trousers and each peon was
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    Accused of posing
    80 7 Posing as a clerk employed by the Singapore Income Tax Department. Abdul Rahim bin Mohamed Kassim took $60 from Ng Key Sian? and Lim Siew Chuan, it was alleged in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. He was charged with obtaining money under false pretences from Ng
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    DUTIES ON TOBACCO, BICYCLES REVISED
    238 7 DUTIES ON TOBACCO, BICYCLES REVISED KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. (CUSTOMS duties on tobacco and bicycles in the Federation have beeji revised. Some rates have been reduced while others have been increased. Duty on cigarettes, cigars and snuff remain the same. Manufactured tobacco (excluding cigar-i. cigarettes and snuffi imported in containers for
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    S'pore Chinese marriage
    50 7 Two well-known Chinese families were united yesterday by the marriage of Mr. Lee Jwei Chiam to Miss Heng Wan Khiang at 8. Palm Grove Avenue. Mr. Lee is a grandson of Mr. Lee Gek Poh. The bride is a daughter °f Mr and Mrs. Heng Yang Poh.
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    Wages offer decision
    82 7 THE special sub-committee of the Singapore City Council set up in April to negotiate with representatives of the Council's labour unions on the wage dispute will meet again tomorrow Mr. J. T. Rea deputy president and chairman of the sub-committee, told the Straits Times yesterday that at
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    Johore man for U.S.
    69 7 Johore man for U.S. MR. S. THAVA RAJA, a postal clerk in Johore. has been awarded a leader grant to visit America. The grant is given under the Leader-Specialist Programme sponsored bv the American State Department Mr. Thava Raja will spend three monrhs in the United States observing labour and
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    Professor to lecture
    54 7 Professor Vivian GreenArmytage vioe-president of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, now on a short visit to Singapore will address the combined Alumni of the Xin K Edward VII College of Medicine and the British Medical Association of Malaya at the Faculty of Medicine. Sepoy Lines,
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    Snatcher gaoled
    34 7 Wong Ah Yuet. 24 who snatched a gold chain worth $48 from a girl was yesterday sentenced to three months' imprisonment by the Singapore Second Police Magistrate. Mr. R. B. I. Pates
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    Examiner in Medicine
    80 7 DR. R. A. HICKLING, Senior Physician' at the Charing Cross Hospital in London, arrived in Singapore by QantasBOAC yesterday as an external examiner for the University of Malaya examinations. Dr Hickling. who was former Dean of the Medical School at Charing Cross, will be an examiner in
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    Returns from study trip
    40 7 -jfflcer attached to the Timber Research Laboratory, Sentul. Selangor. returned to Malaya th-s week after a year's study in Australia on a departmental scholarship. Mr. Kumara-samy studied at the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Melbourne.
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    T. ANSON DANCE
    35 7 TELUK ANSON. Wed— Dew Recreation Club will hold a dance at the club on Saturday. July 5 for the Sir Henry Gurney Memorial Fund and the Dew Recreation Club Badminton Courts Fund.
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    Killed tapir: $50
    35 7 TELUK ANSON. Wed. Paiman bin Sanggat was fined $50 or one month's imprisonment in Teluk Anson for killing a tapir at Kampong Ayer Hitam. Bid or road, on March 3 this year.
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    The plan for food is so secret
    168 7 READY, SAYS GOVT. BUT— SINGAPORE Government food production plans are ready, a Government spokesman said yesterday. What are they? He wouldn't say. It's a secret. But they are understood to be To supply animal feeding stuff and fertilisers at little above cost price
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    8 PASS PHARMACY EXAMS
    126 7 8 PASS PHARMACY EXAMS EIGHT students have passm the qualifying exa- 1 minatlon of the King Edward VII College of Medicine for diploma in pharmacy, the Faculty of Med'Cine. University of Malaya, announced yesterday. They are. En* Ah Sik. Khoo Sian Khfng, Let Chay He«n. Lim Tuan Heng, and SU
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    Youth charged wrth murder
    53 7 Chan Hon Mun. was in the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, tentatively charged with attempted murder. Chan was alleged to have subbed Chin Ah Pooi at Sago Lane on the night of Apr 26 with a dagger. He was remanded till today when the case comes
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    Hospital loses microscopes
    51 7 PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT of the British Military Hospital in Singapore has lost two microscopes worth $2,000. They were missed at 8.45 a.m. yesterday when the department started the day's work. "The theft occurred between 5 p.m. on Tuesday and 8.45 a.m. the next day," a C.I.D. spokesman said
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    Sons wed on father's birthday
    147 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A DINNER party was given last night in Jalan Sultan Ibrahim by Mr. and Mrs Lee Boon Lee to mark the wedi dings of their two sons and 1 Mr. Lee's bir^day. Father No«" Ooh onVtnfeHl at the Nuptial Mass at th«
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    $200 BAIL
    45 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wen Busri bin Abciu' Ra??'-:. who was charged under the Manpower Regulations with falling to report for a ni<-dWI examination, told '.he court he did not report becac^a \:t could not re?d tfci rotlce. He was allowed $200 ball pending trial.
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    Olympic men get an offer to learn the lansuase
    227 7 Olympic men get an offer to learn the lansuase SINGAPORE'S contingent to the Olympic Games at Helsinki will know m little Finnish before they leave in three weeks. Four women missionaries from Finland, working in Singapore, have offered to I teach them When Mr E. Strickland, the manager of the
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    Husband and wife warned
    99 7 A WIFES annoyance beJ\ cause her husband spent too much of his time in a coffee shop led to a fight between them in public, the Singapore Second Police Magistrate. Mr. R. B. S. Pates, was told yesterday. The husband. Tan Hung Soo. who was charged
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    Death of Ceylon official
    64 7 Mr. T. V. Saravanamuttu. brother of the Ceyton Commissioner in Malaya. Mr. M Saravanamuttu, died l&st Tuesday at Colombo General Hospital. Ceylon. The late Mr. Saravanamuttu. who was 62 years old at the time of Ws death, was Ceylon* Excise Commissioner He was a leading amateur
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    Yogi in T. Anson
    35 7 TELUK ANSON. Wed Yogi Shuddhananda Bharati will be in Teluk Anson on Friday to give lectures in English and Tamil at the Paradise Cabaret Hall, Great World Amusement Park. Teluk Anson.
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    1951 was boom year for North Borneo
    142 7 VORTH BORNEO had an exceptionally favourable trade balance for 1951, an abnormal year, said Mr. V. H. Bentham, chairman of the North Borneo Chamber of Commerce, at the Chamber's annual meeting held at Sandakan recently. Total imports in 1951 were a record $70,000,000
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    SHOPPING TRIP COST HER $2,600
    76 7 A WOMAN, Tan Gek Cheng. of Swatow Street Singapore, left her house unattended yesterday to go shopping. When she returned, she found $2,649 in cash and jewellery missing. A police officer said: "She left her house empty and somebody probably walked in and out again
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    Nut kills girl
    27 7 BUTTER WORTH, Wed. Tan Ah Lim, a three-year-old girl, was killed when a coconut fell on her head at Kampong Bagan Jermal, Butterworth, yesterday.
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    MR. M.A. LOPEZ IS BURIED
    44 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The funeral took place at Johore Bahru today of Mr. M. A. Lopez, of the Government Printing Office, after a service at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Mr. Lopez Tvs a former Johore badminton champion.
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    German assets: More delay
    170 7 German assets: More delay rTHE Singapore Govern- ment may not begin to dispose of German assets, worth $3,500,000, until the end of the year, Mr. W. G. Alcock. Custodian of Property, toid the Straits Times yesterday. Legislation allowing the disposal of them was passed by the Legislative Council on Tuesday.
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    Evidence was 'unsatisfactory'
    49 7 Holding that the prosecution evidence was unsatisfactory,' the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Ayasley. allowed an appeal by Lim Ah Tee against a lower court conviction and sentence of three months' imprisonment on a charge of committing criminal breach of trust in respect of a motor car-wheeL
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    Menon visits the Jumna
    47 7 A 13-gun salute was fired yesterday afternoon by the Indian Naval ship Jumna when Mr. M. Oopala Menon, Representative of the Government of India in Malaya, visited the ship. 'Mr. Menon was received by Captain M. K. Heble. captain of the frigate squadron.
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    BUS MEN GAVE USED TICKETS CHARGES
    120 8 BUS MEN GAVE USED TICKETS CHARGES TWO Singapore Traction Company bus conductors were yesterday charged before the Singapore First Police Magistrate, Mr. R. C. S. Bell. with misappropriating fares. The conductors Seah Kah P. Tin and Loy Neng. p'.eaded n .t guilty, and were allowed $50U bail each. Si-ah. l|
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    Dance to aid fund
    97 8 KOTA BAHRU. Wed THE Ismail School O'd Boys Association, Kota Bahru will ho!d a char.ty supper dance at the Residency, Kota Bahru on June 28 in aid of the MAPTB fund. HighCight of the evening Will be a "Parade of National Fashions". The mannequins Will be
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    NEW SCHOOL INSPECTOR
    40 8 ..iK. G. P. Darke, a former teacher at Raffles Institution, Singapore, who has been appointed Chief Inspector of Chinese Schools in place of Mr. R. W. Wat-son-Hyatt, who is now Senior Inspector of Schools. —Straits Times picture.
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    U.S. style bake sale
    81 8 WOMEN'S Auxiliary of the American Association will hold an American-style bake sale at Tomlinson Hall, Presbyterian church on Saturday June 28 at 9.30 a.m. Proceeds will go to the Children's Aid Society. There will be all kinds ol cakes, cookies, pies. rolLs. doughnuts for sale, all
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    Poor box pays for his photos
    116 8 VXO HEE PAU, a 28-year-, old labourer, yesterday was given $5 from the poor box by the Singapore Third District Judge, Mr. 11. A. Forrer, to have him-s.-u photographed for a new identity card. Ngo, charged with failing to produce his identity card, told
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    CAR P'UNGED 153 FT. DOWN RAVINE Woman who has to give up
    335 8 CAR P'UNGED 153 FT. DOWN RAVINE Woman who has to give up golf claims $62,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. MRS. Margaret Paramor, a passenger in a 1 car which plunged 153 I feet down a ravine after colliding with an on- coming car, today cluim--led damages totalling $62,000 from the owners
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    TWO BANDITS HANGED
    24 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Two convicted bandits, Abu Sam bin Pandak Karim. and Chong Ah Tham, were haneed in Taiping Gaoi t/H-"
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    'Good afternoon' to Governor
    216 8 PUPILS of four Singapore English schools yesterday said, "Good afternoon, your Excellency", for the first time to the Governor, Mr. John F. Nicoll. Visiting them yesterday afternoon, he asked the students: "How are you?" "The answer was a unanimous. "Very wel. sir.' Mr. Nicoll was accompanied
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    CHAMBER SEEKS $1 MILLION
    79 8 CHAMBER SEEKS $1 MILLION rpHE Singapore Chinese -I- Chamber of Commerce is launching a campaign to ■Collect $1,000,000 for its new building at the corner of Loko Yew and Hill Streets. Appeals will be made to Chinese associations, clubs and guilds in the Colony, Dr. S. Y. Wang, the chamber*
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    Stole planks —$50 fine
    43 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Karim bin Ismail pleaded guilty to a charge of theft of three planks, valued at $6, frorr Sedenak Estate and wa.< fined $50. or two weeks' imprisonment. He was caught removing the planks by a constable.
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    FREE DENTAL SERVICE FOR THE NEW VILLAGERS
    189 8 FREE DENTAL SERVICE FOR THE NEW VILLAGERS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A VOLUNTARY service unit was formed by the Central Malayan Chinese Dentists' Association last night to give free dental services to the new villages In the Federation. Twenty members of the unit today visited the new village of Serdang Bahru.
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    Youths plan 2-day rally
    116 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. rE. Selangor District Methodist Youth Fellowship is organising a rally for next Monday and Tuesday at the Methodist Boys' School. Kuala Lumpur. The youths will discuss on Monday "My Community and My Best," The speakers will be Misses Straley, Olive Fenney, Gordon and
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    Sultan to open school hostel
    55 8 KOTA BAHRU. Wed. -The new hostel of the Government Engtish School. Pasir Mas. which Is about to be completed, will be opened by the Sultan of Kelantan on July 10. The school will hold its annual athletic sports on the same day and the Sultan
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    3-week course for JohoreHomeGuards
    111 8 A BOUT 180 platoon commanders and non-com-x missioned officers of Home Guard units in Johore, including probationary Home Guard inspectors, will attend a three-week intensive training course at the FARELF Training Centre on the Kota Tinggl Road from June 29. Each of Johore's eight districts will
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    121,626 are in unions
    41 8 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. T'HE Plantation Workers Union increased its membership by 7,301 last month, bringing the total membership of unions in the Federation to 121.626. The number of registered unions at the end of May was 310.
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    Are Singapore Men Paragons Of Grooming?
    416 9 KATHLEEN HICKLEY ASKS SUZANNE Marshall's comments, or rather, moans, on the subject of badly groomed women are surely a little misguided. iTie general standard of feminine neatness is pretty high in Singapore, and so it should be. for we girls have more tim,. to
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    TODAY'S DRESS OF THE WEEK IS A HAT
    261 9  -  VIRGINIA DESCRIBED DRAWN BY AUTUMN, 1952, Is going to be a very dressy season for Singapore women. We are being visited by u e Duchess of Kent, w*o is one of the best dressed women in the world. This vi'it should start
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    Lots Of Reasons For A Crowning Glory
    643 9  -  JEAN MACAULEY By 'PHERE are 120,000 good reasons why the protectign nature gave our scalps should provide us "with a crowning glory. There are approximately 1,000 hairs per square incn in the scalp and on a fair head there are more. The least
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      247 9 Straits Times Crossword I? j r~| nr~T nr~j is i rr~| m To" II t "•S" 20 21 JS~ II 2 IT li^" v nosy, ti 9 Work for toe cook's whisk 1. Lifc-iuer combination of mineral (7 3) -witto metal 1 5. S, 6). 14. "A careless ,In whose
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    S.C.R.C. HEADING FOR HONOURS
    549 10 Two points from Chenwu defeat S.C.R.C 3; Chenwu 1. KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday DY defeating Selangor Chinese Athletic Association (Chenwu) in an FAS first division fixture on the Pudu Road ground this evening, Chinese Recreation Club gained two valuable points in the fight for the championship again
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    46 10 lAWBKMCf K.VKh<».\ and Mrs. Sylvia Lyons, this j years Penan* Junior mixed doubles champions. They beat Teoh Hock Keat and Miss Jessie Ong 15-2, i:> in the final on Sunday. Barbosa also won the men's singles crown, defeating See (him Leong 15-8, 15-6. Straits Times picture.
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    18 10 YVETTE WILLIAMS, New Zealand's Olympic long jumper, see at Raffles Inct. during a workout yesterday. Straits Time, picture.
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    McQuarrie misses his big chance
    179 10 COT. McQuarne. the star Army sprinter who passed the Singapore Olympic Council's qualifying mark of 10 9 sec. for the 100 metres on three occasions, will not represent Singapore at the Olympic Games at Helsinki. The reason for McQuarrie's I omission ln the team is
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    OneAmericai left at Troon
    109 10 1ROON W<d •pHE American challrn«e In th* B I'ish women's op»n golf champloash p pracUc Uy faded out after another series iA British victories In the third ana fourth rounds here yesterday. Only little Miw Mae Murray of the original 10 Ame: lean <lul-!i-oijrrs survived to
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    INDIAN B.S. WIN
    24 10 ¥N a S.A.F.A. Div. 3A match at tho Oeylant stadium yesterday. Indlnn Brotherhood Soccerltes beat W'ndsnr Rr>ve-g by three goal* •<■> two
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    RAF WIN TENNIS
    27 10 Royal Air Force bent Royal Navy by four matches to one at Changl yeste-dav In :h<* .econd of this season's Int'r-serv ces tennis matches
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    SINGAPORE TIDES
    24 10 TODAY: High 0905 (7.0) and 2027 <«.»); Low 0830 (2.1) and 1441 >4.5 TOMORROW fOO6 (g.l) and SMI <«■>: 0336 (1.4) and 1534 (4.5)
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    TEST BROADCASTS
    86 10 gTARTlf/O today ana continuing until the end of the second Test Match between England and India, the BBC dotes its normal programmes for listeners' in Malaya with broadcasts from Lord's from 10 JO pm to 11.30 p.m. and from 12.15 a.m. to 1.15 am In these hours each
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    Sedgman to defend title
    174 10 U.S.L.T.A. RELIEVED SYDNEY. Wed -The United States La»n Tennii Association. which alm<»; had a feud with the Australian association early thu year wma relieved of one big worry yesterday Frank Stdgman wiU defend hi* American championship The Law n Tennis Association of Australia, which m angry
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    Tamilians faded out
    126 10 IPOH, Wed. A FTER ncldlng their formid- able opponents to a goal (or goal 3-3 draw in the first half. Tamilian* allowed Rambler* to score thrice In the second half to win 6-3 in today's first division match on the padang. By their victory Ramblers have taken
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    TBA SPORTS ON JULY 12
    170 10 T»HE eighth annual athlrtlc 1 meeting of »he Tamil Brothrrhood Association wlU be held at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday. July 12 at 2.50 pm ln on 1 unction with the nth Annlvers»ry celebrations. The meet Is open to Indians and Ceylon Tamils. Non-memb
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    V ' ■ ■ —^____ Chee Pheng is Geylang chamD
    363 10 V Chee Pheng is Geylang chamD r the Oeylang Knuiis 1 Scluk> annual athletic sports meeting yesterday 33 events were completed Tang Chee Pheng. Waddell House (12 pi.s.i became Dlv. A champion while Tan Kirn Ha*. Carr Hoase. (10 pUi.) and Koh Ttong Hong. Carr House. pn were I second
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    Referee warned: four suspended
    251 10 Kl ALA 1.1 MIT K. Wednesday. T*HE Disciplinary Board of the Football Associa- tion of Selangor has "very severely warned" N. Boswell, a F.A.S. referee, for arguing with the referee while playing for Postal Union Athletic Club against Selangor Club in a Div. 2 (South) 1
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    SEL. v PENANG CRICKET Xl's
    88 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The teams for the 8' langor v. Penan* cricket match on the K.L. padang this weekend are: A. K. Jones tcapt >. P. Selvanayagam. H O. Bennett. M Shepherdaoa. Gurucharan Singh. J. O. 8p«nswtck, R She»rburti, S. Munsbridg*. Lakhbir Singh. Worn? Kam
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    Chin Kee Onn is YMCA champion
    36 10 IPOH. Wed.— Two veterans met in the singles final of the Ipoh YMCA tennis tourney this evenIng when Chin Kee Onn fteat Nicky Caleb 6-4. 7-5 to retain the title.
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    P.I.A.A.A. SPORTS
    27 10 IPOH. Wed— Perak Indiana Amateur Aihlettc Aaaoctatlpn will be holding their sixth annual sports on Fri Uv and Saturday on the Ipoh Parian*. 1 c
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    RUBBER GAINS 4 RUBBER GAINS 4½ CENTS IN TWO DAYS IN TWO DAYS
    183 11 RUBBER GAINS 4 RUBBER GAINS 4½ CENTS IN TWO DAYS IN TWO DAYS 90ct8. for July first grade By Our Market Correspondent JAPANESE orders and good Inquiries from .the U.K. and Europe sent the price of rubber up by 2* cents on the Singapore Market yesterday. July first grade closed
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    New York price
    21 11 VO. 1 R.s.s. Mat. 1952 (in C.B. cent*):— Monday', Ymcaday's rlooinc alosinc 19.00 tra4e4 29.51 traded Tone: Quiet.
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    MAY RUBBER STOCKS DOWN
    77 11 CTOCKS of rubber held by rjeal- ers in port md by estattt to Singapore at the »\d of last mttth totalled 45.203 Uns— 9.2lB t«os les« ti»"n et U>e eM nf *p wl Dealers stocks tolled 38 AX) tons, agdlnst 46.686 tons ir. Apr! stocks In
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    TIN:$483½ A PICUL
    12 11 TIN:$483½ A PICUL SINGAPORE, Wed. Jane 18. $483.50 a picul (down $1).
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    Big deals in pepper
    103 11 rfHK largest transactions In 1 pepper In the Singapore Produce Maffcet for many montljj were reported yesterday when 30 tons of Muntok (white) and 13 tons of Lampong (black) were sold at fob. Quotations. Increased foreign Inquiries caused sellers to raise prices by $30 to 1596
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      Market dull, featureless
      122 11 rnHE Singapore Share MarA ket failed to respond to the rise In the rubber price. The market was dull and featureless, quotations being slightly below Tuesday's level. Yesterday's price changes by Urn Malayan Share Brokers' Association were: tmtnt Mara a.i Bricks. Pref 2 10 2J» ed Frasrr
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      Canadian goods for Israel
      27 11 MONTREAL, Wed.— lsrael has placed orders tor more thaii $500 000 worth of Canadian medical supplies, asbestos, farm implements, books, paper and newsprlnt.
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      H.K. EXCHANGE
      34 11 HONG KONO. Wed. Tree market currency exchange of Hong Kong dollar* was quoted at the close today as follows: US$l HK$6 52 (cash): HK$6 5V4 (T.T.): HK515.91. One tael of irnM HKtSOO.3B.
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      Steady market for investments
      154 11 From Our Own Correspondent MELBOURNE, Wednesday. INVESTMENTS had a steady market on the Sydney and Melbourne Stock Exchanges today. Leading industrial issu'.s were well supported and made small gains. ACJ., BUR Electro Zinc, O. J. Coles and I.C.I. (A) were prominent equities to Improve in the
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      N.Y. Stocks
      51 11 NEW YCrtK, Wed. Fvlew of tb* continued Keel strike ar-; increasingly uncertain fr'<;ign situation, numerous triers held commitment* to th' mlrJmum or completely hew uff and. for the most part cf the day the Stock Market was quiet and featureless, with prices allowed to find their own level.—
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      TEA OUTPUT
      55 11 r.VER 4,*****0 pounds of tea were produced In the Federation during the first thiee months of this year. Of this total. 482.553 tbs w«re sold tn the Federation 340.870 exported to foreign countries and J1.300 exported for sale in Slnga,vre. there were 364.842 lbs of made tei^to> stock
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      Wool Sales
      17 11 MELBOURNE, Wed. nrOOL Is finishing the season stroncly. prices being very Inn In Adelaide today.
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      Cheras rubber
      32 11 Ch#raa Rubber Estet»« result* 'or 1951 show current uwti at •72 301 (£29.115). liabilities £29.702 i£9.178). Reverme reserves ansl lurpluj 134. 07« (£27^191 Otjop. 156.700 IbB. Meettng ori Julr t
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    217 11 CHIPS alongside the Elngapore Harbour Board godownv or uprcted there at 7 am. toda» are:-l/2. Tarn: 4 5 Tcgelberj. Coai Plant- We.lngton Oeurt; tn Burma. »9 Bendoran: 11 CIU of Chicago; 1 J&l*. Charon: 18 Soudan: 19/10 Ordla: NW 2 4 Bma»' N.W. f Merllmau: NW Mawal;
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    Rovers lose ground in eague race
    703 12 Rovers lose ground in eague race C. A. DESERVED A GRAND WIN By Our Soccer Reporter 4 DEFEAT for Rovers in their SAFA Div. 1 game against Chinese Athletes at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday seemed very improbable; but it did happen. Rovers left the fleld beaten by three goals to
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    44 12 NEW ZEALAND'S champion hurdler and representative at the Olympic Games, John Holland. sMm the 350 yds. hardies in a spectacular finish ahead of Nf Liang Chiang- and Turkenburg to clock 40.4 sees, in his practice spin at Raffles Institution ground yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    S.R.A. SHOOT
    27 12 A Spoon Shoot for members of the Singapore Rifle Association will be held at Buklt Tlmah Range on Sunday. Shooting will commenoe at 8.30 a.m.
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    SPORTING THE WINNERS
    357 12  - SPORTING THE WINNERS EPSOM JEEP ay MY ten to follow at the Perak Turt Club June Meeting are: Rice Mill, a nicely bred three-year-old by Derby winner Watllng Street, who showed definite promise at Kuala Lumpur last week when he drew away from hi* opposition to score a fluent win
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    Teams for two Colony games
    119 12 CINQAPORE will play two State cricket matches on June 28 and 39 Tlie team to meet Malacca at Malacca Is: J. C. Smith icapt. i. C. Thuralslngham S Nagatah. H. Perera, S. D. Williams. R. Jenkins Staeey, P. O. Reynold*. L J. A. Diplock Cattanarh.
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    Tulloh in line for double honours
    303 12 From EPSOM JEEP DIDING six more winners at Kuala Lumpur, Colin IV Tulloh now has a formidable 22-winner lead over his nearest rival Harry McCloud in the jockeys' list. The 1952 racing season on the Malayan Turf has just reached Its half-way mark and
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    RAF CRICKET TOURNEY
    92 12 rpHE Ist round of RAF Malaya 1 Inter-Unit Challenge cricket played yesterday saw 390 Maintenance Unit. Seletar. the holders of the trophy, knocked out by Changl Lodgers, while RAF Tengah beat RAF Changl by six wickers. The scores: Chanel Ledgers: 87 (Vldale 47. Cotton 15. Harmer 4-33,
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    Three horses up to Class 1
    324 12 VAIR Anita and Solperlon— wlnners at the recent Ku*la Lumpur meeting and Twelfth of August (two thirds at K.L.) have been promoted to Class 1. Solperlon scored a double m Class 2 Dlv 1. sprints and Fair Anita won the Class 2. Div. 1.
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    India team for 2nd Test
    109 12 LONDON. .We The ♦ndl* side to meet England m lh second Test starting here at Lord's tomorrow, will 'x chosen from the following 14: V. S. Haaare (Captain), RRoy, V. M. Mankad. P. P Omrlgar, V. L. Manjrrkar. D. O. Phadkar. H. R. Adhlkarl, O.
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    S.R.C. v. A.A.A.
    61 12 The fallowing will represent the SRC against the AA A XI In S B.A.F.A Senior League Oeme at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow: M. Gammel. J. de Sllva. R. Mosbergen, P. Carrol, A. de tSh sarlo, R. Henderson, W. Fox. K. Oroose. R. Steven*. L. Rodrlgo. 8. Orton.
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    EURASIANS XI
    63 12 The Eurasians XI against the Singapore Chinese In the S.A.F.A. Community League at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday U: M. Oammel. C. NonU, P. Carrol, I. J. Vast, A. de Rocarlo. C. Van Huizen. B. Roearlo. L Rodrlgo. T. Mlsson. P. Peters. M Wright. A. Beins. W. Van
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    R.I. WELL BEATEN
    56 12 In a friendly cricket match played on the Raffles Institution ground yesterday. R.N.A.S. Sembawang beat Raffles Institution by 62 runs. R.N.A.S. Sembawang 134 (Leversedge 34, Klumn 22. Collins 21, Cook 18. /orslty Gill 4-44). Raffles Inst. 72 (Vincent Nathan 22. KulatlM IS. Yap Boon Pow 15. Chaplin
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    AUSSIES EXPECT 9 GOLD MEDALS
    219 12 MELBOURNE, Wednesday. AUSTRALIA'S "best ever" Olympic Games team, x which will cost £A58,000 to send to Helsinki, and which recently passed through i-in.uporc should win nine fold medals, according to conservative estimates here. Probable winners among the 86 competitors the largest number to represent Aas'
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    POPULAR KIWIS SHOW COLONY ATHLETES HOW
    545 12 POPULAR KIWIS SHOW COLONY ATHLETES HOW SINGAPORE'S best athletes and hundreds of schoolboy admirers watched New Zealand's three athletic stars to the Olympic Games in action yesterday when John Holland, Maurice Marshall, and Yvette Williams limbered up at the Raffles Institution ground. And the New Zealand stars, j part of
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    Easy for Yg. Companions
    113 12 YOUNG Companion* A.A. had little difficulty In defeating Tampenis Rovers 3-0 in a S.A.F.A Div 3A game at CYMA ground yesterday. Play went off to a very fast pace with each side attacking in turns, but Young Companion* had the better of exchanges. Young Companions opened
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    ROYAL HUNT CUP
    51 12 ASCOT, Wed. The Royal Hunt Cup, run over seven furlongs and 155 yards here today, was won bv Major Drmot McCalmont s Queen of Sheba. Lord I Durham's Brunette wa« second and Mr. John Dewar's ArUtophanc< thtrd. Fleeting Moment started 6-1 •gainst favourite. Twenty nln» run Rmi
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