The Straits Times, 14 June 1954

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    14 1 The Straits Times of* Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, Jl NE 14, 1954 13 CENTS
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    ILLIANCE ORDERS 'QUIT'
    1025 1 lembers to walk out from councils fn,m MT, MIX h^»^r.s-an<' .ate' Federa hxci-utiv* and Legislative Councils, from all State and Settlement Councils, and from Municipalities, Jown Councils and Town iWarT ThMwaa the Alliance's reply lo the last note o lv- S r I( ,rvo| State ror the
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    44 1 .niiors ..mill r i'/10. ii the :.i im\riil v h.\ I id .111(1 both I in he li nl eek I bout <d the liuclI i Miend mi n^ the id.ied Mr nt the it hid he i rill
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    pours in London
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    heat wave Moscow
    8 1 hea t wave Moscow \v is I :ner.luno
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    makes a courtesy call
    7 1 Chou diplo- 1950.
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    'We crossed the border,' say I.R.A.
    160 1 'We crossed the border,' say I.R.A. DUBLIN. Sun. A MAN claiming to .speak for the Irish Republican Army telephoned newspaper Ofl here last ni?ht and said the outlawed organisation had (1 the border into north- i crn Ireland earlier yesterday i aided the Royal Irish i( Fusiliers depot at Armagh,
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    Makalu unbeaten
    41 1 NEW DELHI. Sun. -Reports from thr Himalayas yesterday said that a Californian expedition has failed in its bid on 27.790-foot Mount Makalu. which Sir Edmund Hillary fli nptiiiK to climb before he contracted pneumonia after breaking a rib. -A.P.
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    Lady Churchill home again
    30 1 LONDON. Sun. -Lady Churchill arrived at London airport yesterday from Geneva She has been having treatment for "ouriiis at Aix-le-Bains in Prance. Sir Winston met her.
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    THE BARRICADE BOYS —WHOSE SONG BEAT A MIKE
    66 1 Bmm "l me -uideiii %\im foiled an attempt by parent.s to storm the Singapore High School yesterday, are seen above lined up beside a barricade of desks. BELOW: .Mr. Lee Kong Chian chairman of the school's committee of manacrmrnt. tried to address
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    Sir Winston installed today
    128 1 Sir Winston installed today WINDSOR. Sun. IN a ceremony going back more than 600 years, the Queen will tomorrow Install Sir 1 Winston Churchill as a Knieht of the Most Noble Order of the Garter Britain's oldest order of chivalry in St George's chapel here The 79-year-old Prime Minister will
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    Queen at Windsor
    20 1 WINDSOR. Sun.— The Queen arrived here last niaht and will be in residence for Ascot Week Reuter.
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    Runaway ploughs into race field
    261 1  -  EPSOM JEEP JOCKEY SERIOUSLY INJURED IU IPOH. Sunday. 4 PPRENTICE jockey George Straker, who was seriously injured yesterday, is still semi-conscious in the General Hospital, but doctors are very hopeful of his complete recovery. An X-ray examination last night showed no fracture in either his
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    Silvana-after a year of sorrow, joy
    192 1 NEW YORK. Sun. LITTLE Italian girl, whose A parents died In a niotor accident a year ago arrlv-d day to begin Ufa She has been adopted by n la fvU „i the ...an. who drov, th F,.;;'mn, iy l^.rbed In a whi. and Mrs.
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    CHINESE HAVE NO POLITICAL STAKE—TENGKU
    566 1 CHINESE HA VE NO POLITICAL STAKE— TENGKU 'Must work hard with Malays' KIALA I.IMPIK, Sunday TBNOKIJ \i;iil I RAHMAN, president of the United Malays National Organisation, told the Chinese in the Federation that politically they had little if any stake in the country today. He was addressing the paramount policy-making
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    Cadet leaves for America
    57 1 LONDON. Sun —Christopher Carlisle, a 16-year-old cadet from the Royal Naval College. Dartmouth, left here tonight by p'.r for San Francisco to attend the 37:>tu anniversary celebration of Sir Francis Drakes landine in America. He won a competition from 75 other naval cadets and will spend
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    Mr. Ryder dies
    26 1 LONDON. Sun. Mr. John Ryder, formerly an Assistant Commissioner in the Federf»t»»ri Malay States Police Force. ha& died in England. He was 7u
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    ROSEMARY, 19, IS IN THE QUEST
    41 1 >lis«. Itosrmury (harton. a«rd 19. in Singapore, amithrr contestant in thr .Miss Malaya Quest. Rosemary li I ft 5 in. tall, weighs 130 Ih. ;rmi her measurements arr: bust 36. waist MM and hips 38.
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    Air hostess is Miss Hong Kong
    50 1 HONG KONG. Sun Virslnla June Let, v Cathay Pacific Airlines hostess la.st night won UIC title o| Miss Hoiik Kon>; in the final round of tiic coated Mi.s.s Dc will repn Hong Kong In thr Mlv Universe > onto i| .it Long Beach California
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    BANDITS RELEASE PATROL
    142 1 Caught in ambush KUALA LUMPUR. Sun rpHE hunt is >Jn for between 3d j and 40 "kind" terrortsi i who I rday released a Malay are:* r.e'iiritv unit patrol after ambushtni it in the Sekinrhanc area of the Kuala Selangor rice bowl. The terro-isis nmbu.shi d the
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    U.S. is 'lighting torch of war'
    66 1 VIENNA. Sun. Ru. Nikita s. Khruschchi day accused the United 81 I of "lighting the torch Of war In an address at the I Congress Of Czechoslovakia's Communist Party, the .secretary Of the Soviet Communist Party nld the us tryinjj to suppress the sentiments
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    Parents fail to storm school
    140 1 T*HRFE hundred parents and members of thr niana!4<'inoni committee's en Chinese middle schools in Singapore tried lo storm the 1 Hukit, Timah High School yesterday to dislodge the 1.000 .-students camped there in protest againsi Che national service call-up. Truculent students eneaced them in a
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    STOP PRESS
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    Rescuers brave island peak
    53 1 TOKYO. Sun A navy rescue team was fighting its way through dense undergrowth on p. nr peak south of Japan and the wreck- ;i united States navy plane thai smashed into the mountain with 17 men aboard. Little nope was held that <'f the men aboard
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    Knowland to 3 states-Revolt if France betrays you
    317 2 Knowland to 3 states-Revolt if France betrays you WASHINGTON, Sunday. CENATOR William Knowland called yesterday for an end to the Geneva conference and nvited the Associated States of Indo-China to declare their independence if France sets up a 'peace-at-any-price" government. Senator knowland, the Senate Republican leader md B member of
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    TODDY SHOP RACKET IS STAMPED OUT
    136 2 TODDY SHOP RACKET IS STAMPED OUT CUNOAPORE TODDY racketeers who corner the liquor at toddy -shops and sell it after licenced hours at black-market prices havr been foiled, the Straits Times was told yesterday. The racket was expo>ed In the Straits Times a month a^o. Said Mr. P. 11. Butxess.
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    Surgeons cut Siamese twins apart
    129 2 Surgeons cut Siamese twins apart I.EEUWARDEN. Netherlands. Sun. A TEAM of four surgeons and 16 assistants yesterday separated the De Vries Siamese twins In an operation lasting 70 minutes. Doctors said the girls. Folkje and Tutska. had survived the 1 operation but their condition w«a .<till precarious. Tlie twins, daughters
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    Not enough for the boys
    81 2 LONDON. Sun The Lord Mayor of London, Sir Noel Bowater, said at Horsham vesterduv that boys at some of Britain's exclusive public schools do not get enough to eat. "I am afraid," he said, "that some of our public school authorities are still rather Inclined
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    6 die in clash
    26 2 GUATEMALA. Sun. The nrwspaper Prensa Libre reporter! that six people were killed at Amatitian when police tried to arrest farm workers A.P.
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    The king of landlords abdicates
    147 2 BANGKOK. Sun. SIAM'S "King of Landlords." Luang Sithi Thcpakarn has surrendered over 4.000 acres of farm land to the Government. The fabulous Theoakarn wu< reported to have obtained these lands by illegal means He wa.s nicknamed "provincial king" because of his control over extensivi' farm
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    THIS TIME—THE REAL THING
    43 2 THIS TIME— THE REAL THING T\VKNTY-YKAK-Ol.l> Jackie J:uk*<m gets a ki 1^ iri.tit her uncle L*n Harvey, the famous ex heavyweight boxinic chimpion. Jackie a magazine model who has oft.-n pnsrd in wedding clothes, married M». John Page, 23— Paul Pop per picture.
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    NOW AN AMERICAN WANTS POLITICAL ASYLUM—IN BRITAIN
    275 2 NOW AN AMERICAN WANTS POLITICAL ASYLUM— IN BRITAIN LONDON, Sunday. 4 YOl'NTi American doctor who said ne formerly belonged to the Communist Party askcH jrrrtrrJaj to be allowed to stay in Britain as a political refugee. He said the British Government has already tutneri him down and is trying to
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    Farrer Park bridge will open soon
    131 2 \IOTORISTS going to Farrer Park, a popular recrealf tional centre in Singapore, will soon be able to use a new bridge being built over Bukit Timah Canal. City Council workers are now putting the finishing touches to the bridge and Hampxhi:e Road, leading from
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    'Spies' get gaol
    36 2 MOSCOW, Sun— The Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda today announced that th;; Supreme Court of the Soviet Union had tried two "American spies and diversionists and sentenced them to 25 years gaol. Reuter.
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    Kidnap charge
    26 2 NEW YORK Sun. Dar.iel J Marsin. 41. was charged yesterday with kidnapoing Mrs Evelyn Ann Smith. 23. and collecting a MS-25.000 ransom.— A P
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    $975,000 remodelling in City Hall
    100 2 City Hall be partly torn dov.n li nallv and rebuilt befoir City and Island Council commended by the R> Commission, eotnei into Two C'itv Council coi have agreed in princinlr remodelling which will large the present I chamber and provirir offices for the Mayor committee
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    FEAR REVOLT
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    S. MUST BACK ASIA-NIXON
    84 3 Ids f° ol d folk eir war .ftincisco, Sun YS- President, Richard Nixon, £«inus< support J5* i<> defe a Communist i« of ■9T these d use •rolled. :cd rckl country do the I 1 mpt to it ;i lation the r ii alone' "crmpd wlth- »n
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    rebels kill soldiers
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    MINISTER POINTS WAY TO DEFEAT
    185 3 'Try Templer methods instead' B LONDON, Sunday. KM MIX s AIK MINISTER, Lord De Lisle and Dudley said yesterday that "a gradual retreat before an assessor must inevitably end in total capitulation." "The cause of peace and freedom involves risks. he told a Conservative Party
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    Look at the British U.N., says a peer
    133 3 QUEBEC, Sun. T ISCOUNT ROTHERMERE. chairman of Associated Newspapers of London and Chancellor of the Memorial University. Newfoundland, said yesterday that the British Commonwealth must remain firmly knit to safeguard the future of the free world. Addressing students at Bishops University, where
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    Japs give up
    32 3 KATIIMANDU. Sun. Nine members of the Japanese expedition to Manasiii and Canesh Himal arrived here today after an unsuccessful reconnce attempt to find a way up 25.801-toot Himalchuli. Reuter.
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    IS CHEAPER. SAYS HARRY
    55 3 IS CHEAPER. SA YS HARRY publicly sin" to would ]dkr shillings of their pensions if ttity ma-ricd. His speech scanda lied it "degrading" :md "a disgrao But the local association In affirmed its confidence in him and be retalnj b as scretary. Proposing the vote. Harry 74. said more people
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    A soldier's marriage is queried
    118 3 A soldier's marriage is queried NEW YORK. Sun. VALIDITY of a Georgia law against mixed marriages wius questioned yesterday by i the official who issued a mar- riage licence to a Fort Benning. i Georgia, soldier and a Japaj nese divorcee. Mr. Henry H Hunter took full responsibility for issuing
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    AN AMERICAN PRAISES RUSSIAN 3-D
    95 3 AN AMERICAN PRAISES RUSSIAN 3-D NEW YORK. Sun. A YALE University astronomer who recently attended a scientific meeting in Mo-scuw .said yesterday the Russians have three-dimensional films I that can be seen effectively without glasses. Mr. Dirk Brouwer. professor of natural DhilosoDhy and astronomy, was one of a group of
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    All together
    108 3 THIS IS the real skull or the urc.it Austrian < omposcr Josef II iv ill i whose body has been 145 years without its head. The skull has liei-n on exhibition in Vienna. HAYDN'S IIKAI) joins thr rest <>f liis remains. After his ili iili body siiatt'hrrs BtfCfcd
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    A super sub gets a super missile
    176 3 A super sub gets a super missile NEW YORK, Sun. THE U.S. Navy will arm 1 its first atomic submarine, the Nautilus, with a Regulus puiderj missiles, Mr. James H. Smith, Assistant Secretary of the Navy announced. The Regulus. a surface-to-urface missile, is 32 feet long tnd has a wine
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    Front-line tour
    28 3 SEOUL. Sun President Eisenhower's special envoy lormer Eighth Army Coraman der General James van Fleet today began an inspection tour of South Korean front-line divisions.— Reuter.
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    Tax man gave her S 12,000
    95 3 SANTA MONICA. Sun. MRS. Nettie G. Freeman, who gets MSS an hour as a riveter in an aircraft plant, is embarrassed with riches. She (tot a cheque for M 512.000 as a refund on her income tax. Mrs. Freeman thought the (lovernment owed her
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    ANY MORE COMRADES FOR THE SKY LARK?
    158 3 MOSCOW. Sunday. SCIENTISTS of the newly formed Astronautioal O Section of the Central Air Club of the Soviet Union will meet this autumn to discuss the 'possibility of creating an artificial satellite of the earth." the Soviet newspaper Literary Gazette said yesterday. It
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    Oldest priest
    24 3 MONTREAL, Sun —The Rev. Joseph R. Richard, oldest Jesuit priest in thr- world, died yesterday at the age of 100. A P.
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    TAIPEH APPEALS FOR U.S. JETS
    278 3 TAIPEH APPEALS FOR U.S. JETS TAIPEH, Sun. pENERAL Wang Shu Ming, Commander-in-Chief of the Nationalist Chinese Air Force, todi.y made an urgent appeal for two groups of F-86 Sabre Jets from the i United States to strengthen the air power in Formosa. General Wang was quoted by the Nationalist English-lan-guage
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    Berlin trial
    38 3 BERLIN. Sun —East German Communists yesterday wound up a three-day trial of four men accused as ringleaders of the June 17 workers' rebellion in the Soviet zone last year. The prosecution demanded 15-year prison terms. A.P.
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    Scots' farewell
    37 3 SEOUL. Run The Ist Battalion the Royal Scot- today held a farewell parade near the Imjin River, north of Seoul, on the eve of its departure from the Korean front for the Middle East. —Reuter
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    MACHINE GUARDS MORE POPULAR
    158 4 Fence makers interested gINGAPORE wire mesh and fencing makers are beginning to show an encouraging interest for the first time in supplying machinery guards, Mr. J. A. Heaton, Chief Inspector of Machinery, told the Straits Times yesterday. The safety devices which have so far Deen available
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    Passengers arriving in Corfu
    551 4 Passengers arriving in Corfu The following passengers from Britain ate expected to arrive in Singapore in the I P and O liner Corfu on June 22. Mr. and Mr.v A Bradley and three children. Mr. E. H Walsworth-Bell, Mr. H E. Bramma. Mr. J. S. Beattie, Mr. and Mrs. C.
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    Girl to dance
    39 4 Miss Uma Shankar will do Indian dances in the variety concert beine organised by the Singapore Petrol Dealers' Emnlnvers Union in aid of Its buildine fund on July 2 and 4 at the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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    No permit pint
    29 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Cheah Choon Yoon was fined $50 today for carrying half a pint of sweetened coffee without a permit in a food restricted area.
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    He's looking for army recruits
    136 4 He's looking for army recruits A RECRUITING OFFICER. J\ Capt. H. Brummell. will visit Teluk Anson. Bukit Merta•ain and Alor Star in July to interview potential British Army recruits. From July 5-6 he will interview from 9 am to 2 p.m., at the Home Guard headauarters Teluk Anson. On July
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    Cook found drowned
    69 4 Heng Kwee Ban, a 21-year-old cook employed at the Lee Rubber Factory, was found drowned in the Kallang River. Singapore yesterday afternoon. His ttllow workers said Heng went fishing on Saturday and did not report for work. Villagers of Kampong Minyak where Heng's body was found told
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    Scouts get awards
    91 4 IPOH, Sun.— The Gilt Cross has been awarded by the Chief Srout to Troop Leader Kuah Kirn 800 of the sth Taiping Troop in recognition of his gallantry- in rescuing a youth from drowning In a pool and assisting to apply artificial respiration. Patrol Leader Ong Cheah
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    300 were at this Jelebu wedding
    69 4 KUALA KLAWANG, Sun. More than 300 people, Including the District Officer of Jelebu, attended the marriage of Che Fatimah binte Hassan. 1 eldest daughter of Dato Hassan birr Ibrahim, the penghulu of Ulu Klawang, in Che Mat Lsa, an agricultural assistant at the new
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    Prosecutor's wife dies
    38 4 IPOH. Sun.— Mrs. Wong Sze Kirn, wife of Chief Inspector Wong Sze Kirn, prosecuting officer at the sessions court, died last night. She had been ill for several months. The funeral took place this afternoon.
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    MARRIED IN CATHEDRAL
    27 4 .MR. VKRNON ALLAN AERIA and Miss Christine OOliveirc who were married at the Cathedral of the Good Shapherd Singapore, on Saturday. Straits Times picture.
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    'CLASH'RUMOURS UNFOUNDED
    191 4 'CLASH' RUMOURS UNFOUNDED Malicious, too, says statement I EADERS of U.M.N.O. and M.C.A. branches in Bfaca- pore met the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mr. D. K. Broadhurst. last night to inquire into unfounded rumourers of trouble between Chinese and Malaya in the Colony. The rumours, an MCA. spokesman told the
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    SENIOR NURSE IS AWARDED B.E.M.
    37 4 MRS. DILI IK ARNOLD, senior staff nurse at Seremtvm. was awarded the Rrtiish Kmpire Medal in the Queen's Birthday Honours. A Universal blood donor, she nave blood 29 times.— Negri Studio picture.
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    Kluang transfer
    18 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun— Dr. W. S. Kulesza. Health Officer. Johore South, has been transferred to Kluang.
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    $100 aid
    25 4 Members of the Rotary Club of Malacca raised $100 towards the relief of 80 victims of the recent fire in Kampong Tiga. Malacca.
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    NO FUNDS, SO CHURCH PAY DAY WAITED
    121 4 rE SINGAPORE diocesan finances are in a difficult position so difficult that salary cheques In January had to be held up until more cash came In, reports the Diocesan Association in its I Quarterly Leaflet. The 1953 deficit was $13,800. The accumulated deficit
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    Big parade seats 'went to first applicants'
    136 4 Big parade seats 'went to first applicants' TICKETS lor the Queen's Birthday parade last Thursday were issued strictly according to the priority of application, a spokesman for the Colonial Secretary's office said yesterday. No record was kept of the exact number of the 3.200 available to the public but it
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    U.S. carrier on way here
    65 4 The aircraft carrier U.SS. Hornet will arrive in Singapore on June 20 for a four-day visit. The Hornet Ls on her way to 'oln the American Pacific Fleet. After serving in the Pacific in the last war. the Hornet was decommissioned in 1946. She was
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    Sister Power buried
    47 4 IPOH. S>in. Funeral took place today at St. Michaels Church of Sister Saint Josephone Power who died in the Ipoh Convent yesterday at the age of 84. Born in Ireland in 1870. she spent mast of her 52-year-old missionary work ia Penang and Ipoh.
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      133 5 SiuwliH'ti ffo/ffff'.s* loft tii<> .vo i>hst>rruiil IBirTTTi I I IE9S THAN an HCje I I vcr—^v moreover the A I \l anp one cAere^E you ai?e so Me\ I llf I M(?S. GIOSON \S FOUNP rmiJ/Hk^kSl GUN HA9 BEEN CHAW3E? i&EMPTV.' I OB&EPVANT, ##/#*/> 1 rue if This hu h(
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    41 6 ACKNOW LEDGMENT *IJ Ho.rf. flh I minimum) MRS. TAY I lONO HIN and family thank all the.. friends Who sen' wreaths and nttendtxi thr funeral of her beloved husband lay Uong Hin who passed ill] 44 Cuppage Rnad on 12 654
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    125 6 21) H ..'rf. .<;« I minimum} POI o\V PED \NT Ever, d.iv In if you want to win that $5,000 word pttMSt. OVEN BTL-Bara-Electric. 230 stock. The Scientific In■trumenl Co.. Ltd. 51 53. The j Arcade Singapore Phone 6874. WHEN BUYING BLOTTING paper always ask for Ford"s Gold the
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. June 14, 1954. The Alliance Boycott
    578 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. June 14, 1954. The Alliance Boycott TheU.M.N.O.-M.C.A. Alliance is to end its co-operation with the Federal Government. Today all U.M.N.O. and MCA. member, the Federal Legislative Council, and of municipal and tOWD councils throughout the Federation, will receive instructions to resign Members of the Federal
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    French Crisis
    487 6 The fall of Mr. Laniel's Government may mean many things. The worst eventuality, and unhappily it is one of the i likeliest, is that the interregnum of last year will be repeated, and France will be without more than a broken, caretaker government for some weeks. The Socialists
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    Borneo's Press
    206 6 The colony of North Borneo is not exactly a lush pasture^ for an independent press, and it is a wise decision which finds its two English language daily papers agreeing to amalgamate As from today the North BorI neo News and the Sabah Times i become one, to
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    Foundation for peace laid in planting industry
    1454 6  -  Chang Yen Foot By KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. rfHE FOUNDATION stone for peace in the planting industry has been laid in the historic series of employer-em-ployee meetings which lasted three months and ended in a revised wage structure and a report on 54 subjects.
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      320 6 jIfORE than $20,000, it appears, has been given to the Singapore student protest fund, together with quantities of food and toilet articles. The students say that thcli parents arc backing them .n their resistance to registrat.<.n for national service. It was the sum of
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      Students are not anti-English
      164 6 Students are not anti-English MR. LIM KWANG YU is not correct. I am an English school .student and aLso attend Chinese school the same one as Mr. Lim. The boy who .said that Mr. Lim is a "running dog" is no doubt one of the bad boys. But when Mr.
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      136 6 MUCH harm has been done against amateur interest due to disunity in ballroom dancing control. Amateurs have been barred from entering a champion- ship organised by the so-called official board of dancing because they have previously eni tered a competition by another society. If
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      'Classify films into 3 categories'
      135 6 IjiILMGOERS In Malaya today A are being treated quite fairly by the censors. But to my mind this broadmindedness is not quite as healthy as it seems. The censors should classify films into thrrn categories: suitable for adults only, for the family, and suitable for
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    17 6 On the Margin M >»U in I he R Swiss n i Learnin i vi win -m
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      16 6 CINE CAMERAS AND PROJECTORS Write for illustrated Literature. J uammeiMjM 1 UNOAPOKt k^* P.O. Bo* 221.
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      61 6 |P**IOPTICIRNS Mr. K. Mejer, r.\A.<U>. ••p 1 will vivt KUALA LUMPUR TViiihuifa] Juw Appointments for eye examina! STORCH BROS. LTD., 37. MOUfiTBATTEN SILVER CHRIST^ GIFTS U. de SILVA, U Jewellers 106. Orchard Road, Singapore -9 Revlon's 'Love- Pat' x New all-in-one maup with Lanolite Puffs on like pow ...clings like
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    MAJOR DOUBTED STORY OF SHOT
    308 7 Tells of talk to N.C.O. after shooting cleanini his rifle I L .(""^.whcn he was mandinu officer l bclleved b > '«>"- M "'-^n°nrhi a A,?, cO v r ce K r ce a C or;, r br r r °v 7* Major GS. Davic,
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    French liner sold to Panama firm
    99 7 French liner sold to Panama firm tfPENCH liner Sa B ittaire which was built in 1920 lor the Mar.seilles-Singapore-Ir.do-China run. has been sold to Panamanian buyers and renamed the Pacific Gloi -known to Mala vans her maiden voyage 25 igo. the Sagittalre has '.Tried thousands of passeneera to and from
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    Accused of having ore
    84 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Two .oung Chinese women appearvri in the Kuala Lumpur «M--;ions court yesterday on a harge of unlawful possession >f tin ore at Sungei Besi Road m June 8. tn See Guan was charged i vith having half a kati of tin )re while
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    Year's gaol for parang man
    57 7 Year's gaol for parang man TELUK ANSON. Sun.—Conicted of assaulting Abdul shapar with a paranc at »arit 0. Labu Kubong in tho .ower Pcrak area on May 27, )thman bin Mat. 37. wa.s ri.tenced to one year's caol. He was also ordered to pay 50 compensation to Abdul shapar or
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    School opened
    32 7 KOTA BAHRU. Sun. Tho Sultan of Kelantan opened the Government EnplLsh School at Pasir Puteh today. He said: 1 1 hope the students will be good citizens and future lea-
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    Our talks on tomorrow
    73 7 A conference of Area Officers Commanding, called by the Commander-in-Chief Far Ea.-t Air Force, Air Marshal Sir Clifford Sanderson will becin at Changi, Singapore, tomorrow. Yesterday afternoon, the Air Officer Commanding;. Ceylon. Air Commodore R. C Field arrived at Kallang to attend the conference. Others present
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    Jelebu keeps a birthday date
    57 7 KUALA KLAWANG. Sun. Many prominent people in Jelfbu District, including the Dato Undang and senior Government servants, attended a party civen by Mr W. J. Watts, the District Officer, on the occasion of the Queen's birthday A cinema show was given after the party. The
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    Farm produce show in Klang
    47 7 KLANG, Sun— More than 125 items of agricultural produce will be shown at the Klang district annual exhibition to be held in August. Ketua.s and penghulus in the district will take part in the exhibition, which us being revived after five years.
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    Party branch
    26 7 KLANG. Sun— The Klang branch of the Party Negara wa.s formed yesterday. The Inaugural meeting decided to convene a general meeting on June 23.
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    Brewsters meet
    23 7 BATU GAJAH, Sun. The I ral meeting of the BrewClub will be held to- i morrow at 5 P m. l_
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    Local girls get chance to show they can do the job
    185 7 Local girls get chance to show they can do the job KIAI.A LIMPIR. Sun. I FOLLOWING a protest from the Government Stenographers 1 Association. the Federation Government has agreed to stop recruiting expatriate women stenographers to cive local women a chance. This was stated at the association's annu; I general
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    SECOND WEDDING FOR TWO
    90 7 i BRIDE or three d:«>>. V married in Jakarta. Mas again married in a two-hrur ceremony in Singapore yesterday. Miss Ansu.va was married to Mr. handt ik.iut M Shah. a Singapore broker, at Jakarta on Wednesday and thp i oupic flew into thp Colony yesterday morning.
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    CLERKS'PAY TOO LOW, HE SAYS
    135 7 CLERKS' PAY TOO LOW, HE SAYS Relegated to 'inferior service' MALACCA. Sunday. VI K. L. J. Fernandis, president of the Malacca (lovern- ment Clerical Services I'nion. said yesterday that (lovernment clerks are not receiving salaries commensurate with their qualifications. This, he told the imioi. annual general meeting, is because various
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    150 BOYS WANT TO BE CADETS
    115 7 BATU PA HAT, Sun OVER 150 ooy? of the I Government English School, Batu Pahat, have sent in their names for the Cadet j I Corps which will soon be form- 1 cd. About 75 per cent are Chinese boys, a very eood gesture",
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    Programme for moon festival
    61 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.- Full moon day celebrations will be held at the Buddhist Temple in Temple Road. Kuala Lumpur, tomorrow. The programme will be: 7am Buddha Puja. 11 am. Buddha Puja and Dane 6 p.m. Pahan Puja. 7pm Gilampasa Buddha Puja. 7 30 p.m. Sermon by
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    New officials
    42 7 KOTA BAHRU, Sun— The following were elected office bearers of the Kelantan Teachers' Union: president, Mr Sim Seng Watt; secretary, Mr Abdullah Sani; treasurer, Mr Kam Teik Soon: auditor. Hussain Mohamed; committee, Messrs Bapoo Hashim, Rahim Kadir. Miss Pretam Kaur.
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    Stage play
    34 7 KOTA BAHRU, Sun— The Kelantan Theatre Group presented "Happiest Days of Your I. if.', a comedy dealing with school life The play was shown to school children on Wednesday and Thursday la.st.
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    Gimson to tell pupils of Malaya
    124 7 LONDON, Sun LX)RMER Governor of Sin•T qaporr. Sir Franklin Gimson, will head a team of lecturer*, who are to visit Leeds in July for a one-day conference on Malays Their audience will t*> 200 sixth-form pupils from Leeds schools. The conference is one of
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    Cheating charge
    36 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Ahmad Shah bin Md. Yassim a Malay school teacher, charged in the police court with cheating Zalnab binte Elias of $200. was orrered to be sent to Batu Pahut for trial.
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    Moon service
    19 7 The Buddhist Union will lold a Full Moon service at 28 'alan Senyum. Stacapon ).m. on Tuesday
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    Aussie nurses for Templer TB hospital
    233 7 Aussie nurses for Templer TB hospital Coming under Colombo plan A I'STRALIA has promised to send nurses to helj staff the Lady TrmrHer TB Hospital at Kuala Lum pur. They will be sent under the Colombo Plan. An appeal for funds for the hospital was getting I good reception, the
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    Youth dies in accident
    66 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Cheong Sonn. a 19-year-o: lorry attendant, living at An pang settlement, near Kirn Lumpur was fatally Injured led last nitrht. Cheong fell off the back trin-k nnd was run ovi l;y a passlne van at the Ju'-u tion ol Circular and Bukit B,
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    Malacca wants health officer
    46 7 Tho Malacca M Council is arivertisint: In i. tain for a health officer. The salary scale la $96!) t IIJ3O a month plus .md expatriate ane A married offir. a family, starting on $>960 a month basic, would $20,092 in the flist
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      105 7 fc <@R^Jj)> SPEED RECORD CHANGER ♦Mtt ANY RADIO MODEL RC. 111/ AC *'05.00 < Singapore Price.) Must Have Record Changers, As well have the Best. Insist on GARRARD Ond occepf Mo Substitute. w jrom at all Radio Dealers. w )d els specially tropicalised. Ulla tS ?yAT RADIO CO., LTD. i
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      212 7 H SMI jhrii rWn Ei^Bs^^^^m F i If* fl 7 T E*2Hp^BSbV^L *>' m V*Stff' y^ **i»s«***^i o^ d |n An A i'i" s< 1^»»* nncr. Simply touch CHIP' on the »kin, it developes a fascinating scent, fresh, ixtitinß. in I wonderful why. Sale Agents:iACOBSON VAN DEN BERG (SPORE) LTD.
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      186 7 The weather MINIMI M TEMPKRAKRr (7 30 p.m on June 12 to 730 am on Junr 13) Singapore 76 degrrrs Penanu 77, Koia Bahru 73 Kuala Lumpur 77. Ipoh 76. Ku«nlan 71 MAX I M I M II MII H\ I I i: i (7 30 a.m. to 730 p
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    SINGAPORE SHARE PRICES
    920 8 rE Singapore members of the Malayan Share Brokers' Association issued the following .share list at their 4 p.m. meeting on Friday:- INUlSTKIALr} Baren MM ii Alex Bncka Pref. 1 98 203 x ora. ID J«J r. Atlas Ice 1225 1325 an r-nro 39/- 40-xdcoi v B M
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    48 8 The Malayan Exchange Banks Assocfation made the > following changes in its rates to merchants on Saturday (June 12 1. Canada: buying T.T. 32 3 8 airmail, O.D. 32V^, 90 days 32 3 4 credit bills. 32 13/16 trade bills selling T.T. or O.D. 32 1/16 ready.
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    New chairman
    42 8 I Mr. Owen H Smith, who has been a director of Chersonese (FMSi Estates Ltd. since its formation 44 years ago, is re.siKtiinK the chairmarushin which he has held for the oast 10 years. He will be succeeded by Mr
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    Featureless week in all sections
    542 8 MALAY AX SHARE MARKET REVIEW By OUR MARKET CORRKSPONDKNT yyiTH only three and a half days trading a >t week because of the Whitsuntide holiday and the Queen's Birthday, business on the Sinfapon Share Market last week was on a most modes! scale. When the
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    BUSINESS DONE
    307 8 T^HE following list of business done in the Sinpa] A Share Market last week was reported by 01 of brokers for the period June 5 to June 11: INDUSTRIALS: Consolidated Tin Smelters Ords 25 4' 2 and 25 3. Fra&er Neave Ords $195. Federal Dispensary $2 95 cd.
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    Tin pact meeting over
    72 8 AN Interim Committee has been discu.- gramme for the forma-. the International Tin ended It* meetings in on Friday night report An official com:: issued «aid that the con considered preparation on procedure which ml submitted to the Tin i at its first meeting and mittee
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    Rubber highest since last Jul
    327 8 ro.u.uoiHtr hi:\ i, n TflE feature in the commod I last week was the upv price which brought 11 I 11 months aeo. Demand which is tin proper stimulant for am moved the price icrnts durinc the week. The highest price li land a half
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      638 8 NOTICES FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE Shippers are hereby informed that effective 14 6. 54 the Base Rate on Illlpenut Wax, Kats and Oil Is reduced to 200 per ton of 40 cv. ft. AMENDMENT NOTICE ATTENTION Is drawn to Tender Notice for the Construction of The Sre Tission Building published
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      797 8 NOTICES American Forrlcn Insurance \-V.M l.llltlll WARM\<; Notice is hereby given that Fire Insurance Policies Nos. C.1 0023 to C.lOlOO inclusive, of The St. Paul Fire ;uid Marine Insurance Co.. Ltd allotted to The Century Agency Ltd.. of 7 Heeren Street. Malacca, have been lost and are now consi- null
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      1101 8 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS WATER DEPARTMENT: Supply of approximately 18.000 cv. yards of Crushed Granite Concrete Agerecntes to the Site of New Buklt Tlmah Service Reservoir. Singapore. Tender Deposit $150. Close Noon— 22.8.54. SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST TIONG BAHRU ESTATECONSERVANCY Tenders are invited for carrying out refuse collection, sweeping
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      20 8 Lfilfl. BooKsnc RcErrrsßLLflißL AY.AT.ON J^g DIVISK CEJSawr Co am J» union; VDC..sinoflPOT_J__^MITSUI C.F. SHARP C€ BANK Of CHINA iUIID'NG. V
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    Air Power and the U-Boat in the second world war
    1190 10  - Air Power and the U-Boat in the second world war Allington Kennard By THE WAR AT SEA. By Captain S. W. Roskill. R.N. (H.M. Stationery Office. 425.) T^HE influence of the A bomber on strategy in the second world war has so exercised the military historian that almost there is
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    SILONE AGAIN—BUT THERE'S LITTLE NEW
    277 10 SILONE AGAIN— BUT THERE'S LITTLE NEW A HANDFUL OF BLACKBERRIES. By Ignexio Silone. (Cape. 21s. 6d.) 4FTER some years of silence since his defection from the Communist Party. Silone has dramatised this apostasy in "A Handful of Blackberries." The ex-Communist's confession of past sins has now become an embarrassment on
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    BACK COMES THE SCOT MAN OF AMBITION
    253 10 BACK COMES THE SCOT MAN OF AMBITION THE END OF AN OLD SONG. By J. D. Scott. Fyre and SpMittiswoodr. 12s. (id. BOUNDING back into fiction comes that once-famous character, the Scot-on-the make, the big man with the streak of violence and the taste for whisky who wears his brains
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    335 10 II?' KI'IIIM ill hoilSl.llll rE "lfs" and "buts' ot Bridge were ampk monstrated when this deal came along in a rubber li Crockford's Club. A Q j 10 8 il' JKS4 1-7; I A 2 t<3* S AKJB7J2 KQIOS4l__L_ 4 AS 7 97 3 f A 10 3 2
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      313 10 The Straits Times Crossword m |2 I 3 i 3j~ —I —I IK—" XACROSS 8. Notes traiiM-rlbed by needle we 1. Parjers fl"'ed in by professional hear (t). light weiKhts (10 1. 9. EfTusion not recommended for 6 When la.st straw is on load so Ls swimming I.'1 (Bi. this
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    534 11 But Monera was thrice missed FKI) K h R AT .h )N 'L" li<c w n M«cl»t»l. tup wi,k?. i .h b at Si "l»'P«>-<' l*»li<e by one iinish POt vl sU rdil v """an exciting rH S in F Bho° r had n
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    OWN GOAL BEATS STORE 'A'
    250 11 OWN GOAL BEATS STORE 'A' AM o!V v" Pd Si "«r-P«re A" 1 OWN Koul by Le.e Kok Sent; in the last minute enabled HAF Combined to score a 2-1 victor? oxer the Singapore "A" soccer teas at Jaian Beaar itadlum ye Omar Awan K and Sim V were alv.
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    Spore PWD beat Johore
    97 11 CINOAPORE qualified to miet either the winners of the Pahang Malacei match or Selanfor in tlie -out hern section of the ..a I'WD loccer competition when they beat Johore by 4-1 on the Police Depot ground, Johore Bahru. on Saturday Johore opened the match with a
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    SAFA LEAGUE
    61 11 hi. vis moved up il the SAFA. Div. 2 ie :.ible when they defeated Chinese Aihletic 2 lat Fairer Park jratterday. lirst half. Corinthians .-.cored through Oman and Ahmad Woodbridat Honttal, who rlnthlans' closest rivals woo by an only goal, scored b\ Knn Ban in the first minute
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    LE MANS WINNER
    39 11 I E MANS Sun Proilan Gon7.ile- of Argentina and M nirlce mlm of Argentina in a Ferrari won M.- I p Mans endurance race 1.11 aoorta cars second were the Hi in-l pair Holt and Hamilton
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    509 11 VL T F.I(iHTS for all ei»ht races on Wednrsdav. June lA. second day of the Perak Turf dun June Meeting are: CX. S, DIV. I—S'1 S i F. STR. Menlirk Winning Brief •> I llekily dirk 8.12 I.i .in Temps 8.11 Distributor 8.10 Park II 8.09 The
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    Rainy spell costs Yorkshire £3,000
    273 11 LONDON. Sunday. RAIN in most parts yesterday finished off a black week for English first class cricket. Since Monday a combined total of 23 playing days have been lost at a time when counties normally expect fine weather and laree crowds. Yorkshire one of the
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    Two-day rule may apply in test
    105 11 Two-day rule may apply in test LONDON, Sun. INHERE was no play for the third successive day yesterday bt-cause of rain In the firs-t cricket test between England and Pakistan at lord's. If tiay is possible tomorrow nnd Tuesday the regulations for twodaj match wtll apply. This means that tomorrow
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    18th defeat for Britain
    102 11 WIMBLEDON. Sun THE United States won the Wightman Cup internation.il women's lawn tennis contest againM Britain for the 18th suceess;ve time when they won by 6 o. with one game it-ti unpbtyed became of rain yesterday. Having won the firvt three matches on Friday, the United
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    BRITAIN KNOCKED OUT OF DAVIS CUP
    241 11 SCARBOHOUOU. Sun. i BELGIUM. List ye.n.s Baroocan Zone chiimpi<::i> m the Davti Cup tennis competition, qualified to meet Sweden in the zone aval-final! yesterday whin they bent Great Brit,iin by ilircc mull iies to two. Bwt-l ri'n scored :i 5-0 vii -lory over Italy
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    72 11 BRISBANE. Sun. AUSTRALIA played with a man short lor nearly an hour and beat Fiji 22 19 in the first Ruiiby Union Test at the Kxhlbltion Ground. Brisbane, on June 5. A Queensland re< ord Union crowd of 29.753. sjiw the match which featured some spectacular
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    SINGAPORE FOUR TRIUMPH IN U.K.
    45 11 A four from the Royal Sinpapore Yacht Club won the Maidrn Erlech ('hpllenge Cup lor Junior aod Senior Fours at the R»nding Amateur Regatta yesterday They beat Oriel College. Oxford. in the semi-finals, and Quintln Boat Club in tin Iln.il
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    SIKHS WIN 3-0
    33 11 Youiik Men's Sikh Association beat Police A 1 3-0 In a SAPA Div iV BMM at Geylang yesterday. Gurdial Singh l3j and IJ. SlnKh scored for Sikhs. S. Angullla refereed.
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    638 11 SINOAHOKE.S motor-racing ace. Llm Pent Han. won Ins tillet-ntli h'l'.) award f»i tan wlien he drove Ills •I.im Special t(i \lctory tad registered new record for racing i ..on iB. .nid nctet at the Singapore Motor Clubs Kilometre Speed Trial al Duoaara Ho.vi ye.sHTd.iy.
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    S.C.C. TRIM ARMY'S LEAD
    545 12 Airmen defeat Chinese and keep in hunt By Our Cricket Reporter ARMY leaders in the senior cricket tournament. took another tumble yesterday when defeated by Singapore Cricket Club by 11 runs at Ayer Rajah Road. This is their second defeat in elffht matches and, with another
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    Penang Rest win with 5 minutes left
    208 12 PENANG. Sun. PENANG Rest retained the B.P. de Silva Cup. beating Europeans by 101 runs in their annual cricket match on the Western Road ground today. Rest who scorer! 15*' and declared at 136 for seven wickets in their second innings, left European*
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    NEGRI COLLAPSE AGAINST MALACCA
    186 12 MALACCA, Sunday. \FTEK showing promise of fight when thry scored 100 for tho loss <»f throe wirkrts in their second Inalngl. Negri Serrihihin collapsed and were beaten bj 102 runs in their inter-state cricket match against .Malacca on the ."Malacca Club padang today. Kailaaapathjr, M tain,
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    Murray, Rice bring victory
    224 12 SINGAPORE ClteM CM Deal Combined Schools by nnf i on the S.CC padans y.Merday The schoolboys had 146 for lout at one stage, but the last six men ould add only 19 runs. SCC were 78 tor su before R A Murray ..rid DG. Rire rame
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