The Straits Times, 23 June 1954

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    Masthead
    12 1 The Straits Times E»td. iBi:, SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. JINK 23. 1954 13 CENTS
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    BIG DEATH-CAR SEARCH
    38 1 >olice ask public for help s clue oßed •killers If PCs Police the car used tcrs who two conMondaj I ITS LOADED EVOLVEKS lm- I which g INSPIRED -POLICE was the Bus ..tons i from
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    On the road To hOllywood...
    156 1 S PORE SEMI-FINALISTS IN MISS MALAYA QUEST TO BE NAMED TONIGHT mWKNTY-NINE girls will I takr part in thr Singapore heats of the Miss Mala>a Quest at the apitol Theatre at 9.30 tonight. There have been about a dozrn withdrawals. Contestants are asked to .issrniiil,.—,,,
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    Miss Europe may lose title: they say she isn't a 'miss'
    70 1 NEVERS, Frame. I in Ml»s EUROPE" hrixtol > haak of Germany BU) losr her title. 111.- I rcnch fotefSte on thr Miss Europe" committee said i. .ii. iv (ha Christel «asti t i "Miss" at all. Sho had Ih-pm
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    30 sign on —after 3 weeks' row
    96 1 30 sign on —after 3 weeks' row AFTER protesting for three weeks. Chinese students in the call-up age group yesterday began to register for national service. Nearly 200 boys between the ages of 18 and 20 went down to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce at noon and 30 icned on.
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    Duke improves
    31 1 LONDON. Tues— The 18--year-old Duke of Kent, in hosier a car crash, spent a very rcsttul night and continued to maintain satisfactory progri is. a bulletin said today. Renter.
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    REBELS STOPPED AT 4 POINTS
    194 1 Claim by Guatemalan Govt TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras. Tuesday. THE Guatemalan Government launched a counterattack against Invading anti-Communist rebels yesterday and claimed it had won four battles and Inflicted "great losses" on the enemy. mi. ,«nn» iL-rt ronnrt- i Ed it had capiiired an anna laden .schooner
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    Ike likes Rhee
    22 1 WASHINGTON. Tues.— President Elsenh< wer ha vncman Rher pledging continued Amerlcan support to his campaign to unite Korea. AP.
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    Forty are now 26 as defence opens its case
    705 1 Forty are now 26 as defence opens its case i FOURTEEN ot the 40 Chinese school students, accused of voluntarily obstructing the police by refusing to disperse on May 13, were acquitted in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday the fourth day of their trial. Acquitting 13 in the morning
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    At the end of a hair cut —a shot
    64 1 At the end of a hair cut a shot AN Indian barber in Tanjong Pagar Road. Singapore, was aeeidently shot in the leg yesterday. Tne gun belonged to a police Inspector, it fell out of his trouser pocket just as he finished nil hair cut and went off on hitting
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    Great snake! And it's in the bag
    44 1 NEW YORK. Tues. Harry Albacker, travelling entertainer, says the person who .stole his suitcase in Maryland yesterday Ls in for a surprise. The suitcase contains a 601 b. 10ft. python which Albacker uses in his act. A.P.
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    Now it's the 'Cat' AND friend
    147 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. THE near-nude cat-burglar has struck again this time with an accomplice. The wife of a Chine.se doctor woke up In her Imbl Road home at 315 this morning to .-c, the cattnan crouching on top of an almeirah. 1 As her
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    AIR-SEA HUNT FOR SIX IN MISSING BOAT
    314 1 AIR-SEA HUNT FOR SIX IN MISSING BOAT First search failed: Now planes, naval launches look again PENANG, Tuesday. DOYAL AIR FORCE, pianos today joined in an air and 1V sea search for a fishinjj boat adrift with six men aboard about 90 miles north-west of Pcnang. The boat left Penarm
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    ACTRESS KICKED ME HE SAYS
    160 1 ACTRESS KICKED ME HE SAYS Row in police cell HOLLYWOOD. Tues.—Actress Marie McDonald was arrested yesterday on suspicion of driving under the influence of narcotics and re leased later. The shapely actress also wa." booked en suspicion of hit-run drlvin mr) ur>erat- Ing a car without a driver I alter
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    Crash inquiry is off again
    36 1 THE Commission of Inquirj nto the Kallanu Constellatior rash will not be meeting to lay. The date on whirl. nv. Wll be resumed will be flxd this afternoon. 'Yesterday'! ir.trini; Pai;c
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    Atom cannon
    21 1 PRANKURT. Turs. Tr- fiiv ioviet atomic cannon has j rived in East Germa.iy. it wu. cp'Ttcd here today. A.P.
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    A-rains story is real 'honey'
    73 1 A-rains story is real 'honey' JAKARTA. Tues. A SHOWER of yellow rain fell recently In Amuntal, southern Borneo, touching off anxious speculation on radio-active rains. The shower coincided with Calcutta reports on a similar phenomenon. It was later proved, however. th;it the peculiar colour was crusoci by honey released by
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    Plotter: 15 years
    39 1 CAIRO. Tin s. -Captain Ahmed Aly Hassan El Masry. loader of the May Day military coup aimed at overthrowing the present nsim« In Egypt, was sentenced to 15 gaol by the Revolution Tribunal in Cairo today.—Reuter.
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    FLYING BOAT FORCED DOWN
    54 1 An R.A.F Sundcrland of the Far East Flyitm Boat Wins i forced landing nrar Christmas Lsland on Monday afternoon. It Is understood that the plane which .va.s on training flight waa forced down hr- mr trouble None of the www was injured. Christmas I.slanci Ls 900
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    STOP PRESS
    50 1 I KM r.M POM MP HEW Mo\i LONDON luf- M 'I Pi hi (in Lafeaai Colonial Becretari 1 f i oiiproi. i I UNO vi mi,.,,,. bastrm ii■ i. h Con to (cimmiii |ea4ei pjrl< nr parties imi dinp Majority Mff fifw < 'iiinnl bf fnth' ttvtfl nomii
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    $37 mil. rake-off
    27 1 Income tax collections in Bl re up to the md of last week amounted to $37,610,689 This include; rollertion.s paylable to tlie Federation Government.
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    Kallang crash inquiry held up -Capt.Metz is ill
    695 2 THE FOURTEENTH DAY EXPLOSIONS DURING RESCUE OF THE STEWARDESS: WITNESS SECOND TIME IN TWO DAYS THE Singapore court which is inquiring: into the crash of 8.0.A.C. Constellation a< Kalian* Airport on March 13 w.r. adjourned after two-and-a-half hours yesterday when it announced
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    WANDA MAY BE LITTLE—BUT SHE'S LOVELY, fOO
    57 2 WANDA MAY BE LITTLE— BUT SHE'S LOVELY, fOO i'RETTY WANDA HMMDRIX, irho's only sft. tin. tall, is known in Hollywood as a "cute little trick' Hut what there It of her. an anyone can see m the picture above, is certainly lovcli. That outfit ikft ucarino. in case you're interested,
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    Russo-Jap plan for barter
    68 2 TOKYO. Tues. -Kyodo News Agency said today that five firms have asked the Japanese Government to admit Russian officials early next month to complete a barter deal that would give Russia 10 freighters and nine fishing boats. The Japanese firms recently signed a U5530,000,000 deal for
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    Britons freed
    31 2 hoxo kong Tuea Nln Britons were amoni; 44 prop] released from China who ar rived here today in two Bn Uah Meamers. Ffteen Brltor were freed last week— Reutei
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    Appointed
    28 2 HONG KONG. Tues. The Nationalist Chinese Govern- j ment ha.* appointed Admiral Kuei Yung Ching. former Naval Commander-in- Chief, to be Chief of the General Staff Reutei
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    uancer risk Kins their craving too
    176 2 »\N I R\N( IX O, Tues—Smoking 20 or more cigarettes daily cuts the life span and doubles death rates from cancer and Heart attacks in men aged 50 to 70. the in nir. »n Cancer Society reported \esterday. Compared with non-smokers, these heavy cigarette
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    GENERAL LOSES HIS STOLEN MILLIONS
    148 2 Chiang Gout, gets $19 m. judgment WASHINGTON Tuesday. T*HE Chinese Nationalist Government was awarded A Judgment for U. 5.56 ,368.503 (M. $19. 000. 000) yesterday, against General P. T. Mow. former Director of Aircraft and Supplies for the Chinese Air Force m the United States.
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    Mrs. Pandit in Yugoslavia
    78 2 BELGADE. Tues. -Mrs. VIJayalakshmi Pandit. Presidmt of the United Nations General .bly landed at Belgrade airport in a driving rain last night to start a seven-day official visit to Yutoslavla. Mrs. Pandit's plane from Zur.c-. circled the storm-swept field for 45 minutes before landing durlne a
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    AMBASSADOR TOLD: SIGN
    20 2 JAKARTA, Tues.— The Indonesian Ambassador In London has been insiruc'.cd b] Government to sign international tin agrer:-
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    Happy Stell sails for home
    7 2 Happy Stell sails f or home m
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    SOLDIER WHO CAME BACK CHARGED
    6 2 SOLDIER WHO CAME BACK CHARGED I
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    FIVE CALENDAR MODELS KEPT DATE WITH MADE ARTIST-POLICE
    186 2 FIVE CALENDAR MODELS KEPT DATE WITH MADE ARTIST-POLICE 4 26-YEAK-OLD commercial 1 A court hero yesterdaj .w.an« model. i w«h, near" A The artist. Leonard K< I was charged on thrrr I guilty. The prosecutor Mr I r Furnc'.l. said Lawaon known to ail the modeli of them aned IS
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    3 die: Man questioned
    74 2 ONTARIO. Tues. Ontario I police have detainrri for qu. stionint: in connection with t ie death of Mrs. Hadwic Kopplin and her two children, members of a Gorman immigrant family. A train crew noticed the Kopplin home on fire and found outside the bori-. 28-year-old mother,
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    MR. CHOU TO SEE M. FRANCE
    206 3 Ie rendezvous 'somewhere Switzerland' I CHOI IN LAI, he h.nese Prime Mm stor expe cted to mccl M p, t rre M endes Krench Prime Minister, "somewhm in tomorrow, .ccowlini to unconfirmed .A Milt' I ('till* The place <>t Urn Chou-Men-luring the weekM Mendes
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    Patrol attacks
    34 3 ATHENS. Tuos.— An Albanian army patrol fired on Grrrk peasants close to Fi:ia^ s. on the Grcok-Alnanmi border, yesterday it was reported today. One peasant was believed to have been killed. Reuter
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    CABINET HEARS MR. EDEN
    19 3 CABINET HEARS MR. EDEN 11 and c Mm■- tary ol will "rnmons He !S n the Bri- :-,crete Rev-
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    Cabinet Colony
    12 3 Cabinet Colony iPues, Kwame Convention Tuestions by a 11. mud a Mll-.
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    UKE PILOTS R.A.F. PLANE TO PARIS
    82 3 pilot- Powers and a I ■1 the r.sined it the 1 .-^d on tion for British Commonwealth > -entatives in Paris brforc informally with Ambassador. Sir Gladwin Jobb Tonav he- drove to Supreme Headquarters for lunch with General Gruenther. the Supreme Commander. He fftl
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    Editor held indefinitely
    63 3 NAIROBI. Tues. Mr. Pio Gama Pinto. 27. editor of a Nairobi Indian-owned newspaper, la b< ing detained indefinitely on "general security grounds." I Kenya's Minister of Internal Security. Mr. Richard Turnbull. said here. Mr. Turnbull said he could not give details but added that "tion had no
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    New pledge to Austria
    67 3 LONDON. Tues Sir Winston Churchill yesterday pledged the British Government's continuing support to the Austrian people "in their desire to achieve the full freedom and independence they so earnest ly desire and so richly deserve."He did so in a telegram replying to Herr Julius Raab. Austrian
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    Trade pact
    26 3 PEKING. Tues. A trade agreement between the Republic of China and Finland was signed 111 Helsinki yesterday, the new China news agency reported today.-
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    MARTINE READY FOR THE HUNT
    32 3 MAIM IV: CABOL star of •he lilni ".Madame Dll Barry now being shot at Versailles liateau. is ready for the hunt "ith her Afghan hounds. Popper picture.
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    Germ war tests work smoothly BRITAIN GETS NEW DATA
    141 3 Germ war tests work smoothly BRITAIN GETS NEW DATA LONDON. Tuesday. DKITISH germ warfare tests in the Bahamas last month went off satisfactorily. Mr. Duncan Sandys, Minister of Supply, told the House of Commons yesterday. He said the weather was excellent and the arrangements worked smoothly Valuable information had been
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    'Glamour grannie' packs cafe
    124 3 'Glamour grannie' packs cafe LONDON. Tues. I MARLENE DIETRICH swept; down the stairs of the fe de Paris in a daring dress at midnight last night to make her London cabaret debut. Crowds packed Leicester Square outside for hours beforehand to see the titled I and famous arriving. Inside biu
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    Margaret makes stage debut
    47 3 NEW YORK. Tues. Mar- i garet Truman, daughter of former President Harry Truman, made her dramatic debut In a Pennsylvania theatre last night, playing the role of a young American school teacher who finds love briefly and unhappily on a European holiday. -A.P.
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    103 Mau Mau killed
    42 3 NAIROBI. Tues. Security forces killed 103 Mau Mau terrorists, wounded or captured 12 others and detained 256 last week, Army headquarter.announced her* yesterday Terrorists have been concentratinc on cattle .stealine to replenish food stocks, a statement said —Reuter
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    Beer sales ud
    37 3 THE HAGUE. Tues.— Home and foreign sales of Dutch Beer In the first four months of this year amounted to 9385.000 gallons. compared with 8.213.000 gallons in the sam. 1 period of 1953.— A.P
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    NEW YORK, HERE I COME
    85 3 KOKKAN >oun«st.r Tout; II Han. escorted by 1 n oflicer, arrives at (irand Central Station. New York. to study at a school of music. Tone played at over 70 concerts at I M bases in Japan and Korea and his talent so j miprrvM-d lii>
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    LONDON STOCKS
    329 3 LONDON Turn 1 A LTHOUOH ;t was the last day of the account. *tockmarkets contunipd In a buoyant mood today. Business was on an Increased scale and gains wer« both widespread and substantial particularly In Industrials, where good company news wus the main impetus. 1.C.1, reached a new
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    LONDON RUBBER
    41 3 LONDON June 22 —Spot 194(1.. Aug. 19' 2 d.. Sept. 195.d.. Oct.-Dec. 19 >d., Jan -Mar. 19 7 k d Apr.-Junr 20d July c.l.f 19Sd.. Aug. c.l I 10 7 16d.. Sept c.l.f. 19 9 16d. Tone: I Firm.
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    LONDON TIN
    23 3 LONDON. June 22.— Cash Buyers £730; Sellers t731: Forward Buyers €729Sellers -t*29>,; Settlement t7S7i 2 Turnover am 105 •ons: n.m 70
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    Bandits hit tapper
    58 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two armed terrorists vester- day assaulted an Indian rubber tapper on Tai Seng Estate in the Tapah district of South Perak. The Indian was slightly hurt. There have been no furtl -> casualties to either :he security forces or the terrorists during the last
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    TWO MORE WONT TOE THE LINE
    299 4 State before the party, say stay put councillors AU)K STAR, Tuesday. TWO Kedah MCA leaders— Mr. Soon Cheng Sun, a past president, and Dr. C. K. Cheung, a committee member wilt not resign from the State Council. Both told the Straits Times today: "We
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    STOOGE? 'I WILL QUIT THE MCA'
    123 4 KNANG, Tucs. Mijs ckcab tarn Kionu. ntinc Federal and Fenang Settlement (oumillor. s.ml today she «>■ prepare* t* resign from the Ml Ait ufcea i<> <i» li^ tflp A s^ n i i it ion. Mrv Cheah, a life membor. mv coßUßentim <>n Mr.
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    This party stays out of the row
    66 4 This party stays out of the row JOHORE BAHRU. Tins Lomb;u:;i K lay.i Scmenan ■;>:.:. a Johore political n, yesterd r<\ at committee meet:: take stand In the ITMNO-MCA disnut,. with the r'rdrra' in Government elections tt vod: light for .i united, indopend with a const:--n like B-itains and ruled
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    Foothpaths for the children's safety
    148 4 |>UPILS of thr Si: Anglo-C'iim si 1 Primary ?rhooi at Armenian street will be able to walk along Canning Ri<p with creattr safety .*-oor. The City Council is making footpath! alorg thr mad hich li MI br.nc widened to take two-way traffic. I school will
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    So that's how Americans fish
    114 4 FOKTY HII.DKKN from the] Social Welf-jre Centre in Prinsep Street. Sin<apore. >.si,.riiay isited thr I'niteri States aircraft carrier Hornet. The children had never seen an aircrift carrier before. They would he talking about it for the next three months, said Mrs. Jean l.lo>d. the centre's
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    SECRET DEAL WITH STUDENTS? NO SUCH THING—GOVT.
    144 4 SECRET DEAL WITH STUDENTS? NO SUCH THING— GOVT. 'PHE SINGAPORE Government yesterday denied it had ever entered into any secret pact with Chinese students demonstrating against national service rei uistration. On Monday, studpnts camp- ing out at the Chinese HigrSchool, Bukit Timah. claimed they were satisfied with certair •guarantees" they
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    Woman charged with gambling
    37 4 A woman, Quek Boot San. i-hargod ye.-trrduy In a ■:vir.» o>;irt with sambltiiK with dice ;it Quern Street <m Monday night. Shr claimed trial and Vtt il ball ol $50 until June a
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    Bail for shopman on milk charge
    55 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Poh Soon Toh. a shopkeeper, was charged in the Sessions Court here with dishonestly retaining 40 cases of condensed milk at his shop in Jalan Kolam Aver on June 14. Poh, who claimed trial, was allowed bail of $500. The case
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    Annual meeting
    26 4 The All Malaya Muslim Missionary Society will hold its annual meeting at 3 p.m. on Sunday at 31. Lorong 12. Gey--1 lang Road. Singapore.
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    Sir John gets big reshuffle proposals
    223 4 A DRAFT plan for regrouping Singapore Government departments under the nine ministries which will be created in the new Legislative Assembly was sent to the Governor. Sir John Nicoll. yesterday. Mr. J D Hlgham. t»ie Under Secretary who prepared the draft, said it followed
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    Expert will report on Council soon
    104 4 Expert will report on Council soon TtHE SINGAPORE Government expects to receive MOD a report by .Vr. D. VV. S Lidderdal. British. Parliamentary export, about standing orders tor the new Legislative Assembly Mr Lidderdale fourth clerk in the House of Commons. h*s been studying the present standing orders at the
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    Accused of bid to cheat
    57 4 Bonney Monteiro was charged in Singapore yesterday with attempted cheating by dishonestly telling the conductor of a Traction Company bus that he was in possession ol l pass while travelling along Upper Serangoon Road on May 25. He claimed trial and bail of $250 in
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    Passing through
    40 4 MR. Mirza Ran .\nm. d. son of the present head and grandmiii of the founri< r of the Ahmadiyya movement in Is.am. is expected to arrive in Piiuapore in the liner Asia on Monday en route to Indonesia
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    203 4 t LOTHINCi SHOP: St. Andrew > Cathedral, South side, 3 p.m. to 5 p m. 5..1.A.8.: Appeal week Jumble sale. St Andrew's Memorial Hall. 10 am BKAI'TY CONTEST: "Miss Malaya i Quest" preliminary heats, Capitol TIMWIH. 9 30 p.m. V.M.C.A. (Orchard Roadi: Beginners Malay 5.30 p.m beginners gym-
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      229 4 SINGAPORE Federal Council Meeting: 10 00 Life w w With the Lyons; 10.30— 1i.00 Juke A.M. 115 Time Signal and Open- Box. ing Announcement; 7.16 Morning Star; 7.30 News; 7.35 Melody Mix- B. B. C. ture, 8.00 8.30 Invitation to Music; 8.57 English Schools Broadcast*; PM 3 M p^.,,,,, The
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    ROBBERS GAOLED FOR THEIR 'AWAY JOB'
    191 5 ROBBERS GAOLED FOR THEIR 'AWAY JOB' I TWO Singapore secret I R^ SOC xl ety members, Tan I Ho and Ong Siat P^nß, alias Tan Hone were today .sentenced to nve years- gaol each for i armed robbery of $270 I cash and jewellery at I purmah Road o n
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    Cut his own throat
    60 5 Then went to police JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. A man cut his throat with a razor, then went to the Kangkar Pulai police station to report what he had done. Today. Madan told the police court that he did not know what he was doing at the
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    New York mails in tomorrow?
    66 5 PENANG. Tues.-Mails from New York are expected to arrive by the steel Recorder tomorrow. British mails are due by the Denbighshire on Saturday and by the Atreus on July 5. M ills for Colombo and Britain close tomorrow at 9 a.m. for Madras and Calcutta
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    Estate man faces death charge
    101 5 Estate man faces death charge A FEDERATION motorist, A. j K. Krlshnan. claimed trial in thy Singapore Traffic District Court yesterday to causing the death of Teo Kian Tons. 16. ;i student, at the 13th milestone, Woodlands Road, by negligent driving at 320 p.m. on Monday. Krishr.an. of Mengkibol I
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    AN EX-GANGSTER TELLS OF DEATH CHASE
    253 5 AN EX-GANGSTER TELLS OF DEATH CHASE ¥AU KOH MOH. self-confessed former gangster whose job was to keep a look-out for the police at a gambling stall in Pagoda Street, said at the Singapore Assizes yesterday he took to his heels when his employer was attacked near his stall He was
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    Field day for women shoppers
    132 5 Field day for women shoppers OINGAPORE women Will have a field day at the Mistakes and Misfits Sale today among a variety of bargains ranginc from 20 cents to $20. The sale, at St. Andrew's Memorial Hall in aid of the St. John Appeal Week, opens at 10 a.m. Admission
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    Five-cent snack
    22 5 A s.ven-year-old girl. R. Matilda, was taken to hospital from Thomson Road. .Singapore, yesterday after swallowing a five-cent coin. I
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    'SAD, BUT WISER' MAN TALKS
    64 5 N I BONG TEBAL. Tues. -A surrendered bandit, Ooi Bak Ooi said he went underground in August, 1951, but was Lim, today urged Changkat villagers to persuade friends or relatives of theirs who might be in the junglt to give themselves up. soon disillusioned. I
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    'Temporary? They've lasted 27 years'
    242 5 rK HIKF Justice. Sir Charles .Murra> -A> ns|. y said in the Singapore Hirh Court yesterday: 'The word •temporary 1 a s applied to buildings ha« no precise meaning He was delivering judgment in in appeal in which he confirmed the decision of a district
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    This is the uninsurable cost of Emergency to tin, rubber
    251 5 KLALA LUMPUR, Tues. THE United Planting Association Of Malaya has drafted a memorandum to to to the rubber fact finding mission on the question Of uniriMjr iblc losses due to bandits and operations by security forces. The memorandum was drafted
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    Replant or die, estates warned
    383 5 NATURAL RUBBER INDUSTRY CAN BEAT SYNTHETIC, SAYS SIR FRANCIS, BUT— KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. gIR Francis Mudie, chairman of the three-man rubber fact-finding mission, said today that the Malayan rubber industry must "replant or die." He appealed to the public for information and opinions when he
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    NOW HE'LL GO TO ENGLAND FOR COURSE
    101 5 INSPECTOR Dudley I)e Crui of the Singapore Police (above) is going on a sixmonth course with the Metropolitan Police at Hendon. England. Mr. De Cruz holds three commendations for hk investigations of murder cases and a high commendation for his work on the
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    Car owner fined
    34 5 A car owner Tang See of Hylam Street, was fined $100 in Singapore yesterday for falling to furnish particulars of a driver on demand by the Traffic Police on Fob. 13.
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    Lorry carried 24 more
    43 5 For carrying an excess of 24 passengers in his lorry in Lavender Street r>n Feb. 12. B. Pareed Kunju of Anson Road was fined $75 in Singapore yesterday. Hi.s lorry was permitted to carry 28 passengers, it was stated.
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    Singapore. Wed. June 23, 1954 Geneva and Washington
    830 6 Singapore. Wed. June 23, 1954 Geneva and Washington The one day debate at West- j minster on foreign policy Hoes not come at the best of all moments, hut it will give Mr. Eden an opportunity of reviewing Geneva, and tho Prime Minister a chance to say something of their
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    Unloaded Pistols
    236 6 The gangsters who shot and killed two Singapore Harbour Board policemen on Monday night murdered two virtimllv riefenceless men. Tho policemen were anned with empty weapons. A regulation to which all Harbour Board policemen are subject requires them to keep their automatic pistols in their holsters unloaded. The
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    Mountains of Rice
    196 6 The Selangor Government has had to come to the rescue of the Government sponsored rice mill at Tanjong Karang. The mill's regular customers have declined to pay the Government guaranteed price, $17 a picul of padi. as the bottom temporarily has fallen out of, the market. Just
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      Ballroom dancing contests
      128 6 Ballroom dancing contests THE Board of Ballroom! Dancin? has its own rulings f or the dancing world. One of them is to promote the standard of ballroom dancing by seeing that competitions are well organised and properly run- that there should be ohlv one recognised, championship a year of each'
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      'Open contest to everyone'
      93 6 THE Singapore Youth Council should no: ha\e an ape limit in its king and queen" contest at their fun and food fair" at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday. I wonder if it is wise to restrict the contest to tho.se between 15 and 35. Give
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      Will Alliance men quit public services also?
      332 6 T*HE ordinary reader will A be amazed by Mr. T. H. Tan's statement that "the UMNO Central Executive Committee has been given a full mandate by the UMNO General Assembly to act in whatever manner it considers fit in the interests of the
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      Trial and error way is the best
      258 6 Trial and error way is the best lt|R. T H. TAN'S attack on your editorials of June 14 and 15 is vicious and pgtty If the Alliance is sure that It is following the path of iruth then 'von against "hear? odds it must show iK integrity and stand up
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      Queen's Birthday parade in Penang
      101 6 11 HEN Mr. and realised that th» Sueen's Birthday para^ Onns held only at one enc: ol the padanß and their view waa being obstructed by thi reds of chairs of the few" in front of ih(v and their children home in disfl Why wmi
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      They have false sense of spirit of self-rule
      273 6 THE "CALAMITOUS DECISION" of the Malayan Labour Party to quit, the Legislative Council if Federal elections are not held this year, is only one of the many forms or symptoms in which the political malady, which may be called political lunacy, is
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      H-bomb is not the way to peace
      176 6 H-bomb is not the way to peace TWERE have been demands Aby many American Senators to use hydrogen bombs against Russia. Tests of these weapons have proved that once ignited, they will stop not only Communist expansion, but also both Communism and Democracy and ail life on earth. It is
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      Leave stars alone
      81 6 AS AN admirer of Susan Hayward. I was shocked to read about her divorce. Do you think it is in good taste to have one's personal and private affairs splashed across the front page? Why can't the stars be left alone? Let them live their own live.s
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      Radio Malaya news reading
      66 6 LISTENING to the !U0 p m news bulletin frnm Sin :aporr on Saturday. I mw »orr\ to hear it read in net i •.Invrnly manner (iiietam laa fur (iii. item il.» Niiaraei for Nicaragua. Chew En -la for (him En-lai and othrt mispronunciations In sho-t it
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      Reason for delayed payment
      127 6 Reason for delayed payment YOURS IN SERVICE complained of disservice in connection with delay in the payment of a telegraph money order. On investigation, the facts aro found to be that an Insufficient address had been eiven and that, though dellvery had been attempted, it had not been found possible
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      The police only winked at the girls
      171 6 The police only winked at the girls LAST week, a bus carrying schoolboys and girls from the villages along Lipis Roar. to schools in Raub wai stopped by the police at the road block at Sempalit Usually when the police .<ee this school-bus, they allow it to go on Without
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      Hardships at Indian customs
      120 6 Hardships at Indian customs THE president of the Singapore Indian Chamber of 'Commerce has disclosed the hardships suffered at th a Indian customs sheds by In--1 dian passengers going home. But India House is silent on this matter, although the chamber has referred to it in the past two years.
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      Festival Fair of Lower Perak
      60 6 A FAIR, known as the Festival of Lower Perak is brine held here at present for charity. There Is noth'nc fair about it. It ha.s a strip tease act that would make the performances In French ntuht clubs look like a Sunday school concert. this
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      Graduates, officers can help
      150 6 I WAS disappointed to read that an additional reason for shortening the teachers' course from three years to two years seemed to be difficulty of recruiting staffOther reasons were given which perhaps are more weighty, but this reason seems of the flimsiest. I consider thLs reason
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    18 bids in a month to fire my House, man tells court
    56 7 I*IUTCHES AND S)IOKES )V ROOF' K.I A attempts nade in March c his attap o Lane, l r H I Siebel told > inquiry pore conri lamage i his And rtahad with the mder a tho arc Ml
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    B's call unionists
    13 7 i An E into a d on j the W(
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    6,000 theft
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    GOVT.WILL LOSE 5 TOP MEN
    79 7 GOVT.WILL LOSE 5 TOP MEN KUALA LUMPUR, Tuw. y<IVE top members of the 1 Federation Government are retiring this year. Mr. D. Smith. PostmasterGeneral Malaya, leaves in Jjlv; Mr. G E. C Wisdom. Resident Commissioner Malacca, leaves in September Mr H L Barnett, Reelstrar of Statistics Federation. ROea in November;
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    $1,000 haul from firm
    52 7 IPOH. Tues.— The office of nsultine engineers firm in Kidd Road. Ipoh. was burgled last night for the second time in two months. A prismatic compass and a level instrument, valued at $1,000. were I stolen. The burclar cot in by .soueezine between the eaves and
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    New train stop
    40 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Toe*. Tne Malayan Railway Administration announces that from next Monday both the up and down day mail trains between Kuala Lumpur and Penang will >!op at Malim Nawar to pick up and set down passengers
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    Leaflet raids a great success
    215 7 Leaflet raids a great success ALL THE GIVE UP' BANDITS GOT ONE KUALA LUMPUR Tues. SO far this year, evidence from surrendered terrorists shows that leaflets have achieved a 100 per cent coverage. Of those surrendering la*t year only about 80 per cent said they had seen any leaflets. But.
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    Partners are fined
    55 7 BATU PAHAT. Tues. The partners of the Sin Chuan Seng: Tobacco Company, Batu Pahat, were fined $800 for of--1 fences again-st the Machinery Ordinance Chua Fatt Seng, the proprietor of Nam Bee Sens welding shop. Batu Pahat. was fined $200 for manufacturing and selling machinery which did
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    MONDAY AT THE QUAY IS PUSH-BUTTON DAY
    157 7 Just a try-out, he says T*HE two sets of push-button traffic lights at Collyer 1 Quay are just an experiment. Mr. W. R. M. Haxworth. Singapore's Chief of Traffic Police, said yesterday. Though they were tested for an hour yesterday, the lights will
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    Sir Alan returns
    37 7 The Australian Commissioner for Malaya. Sir Alan S 1 Watt, returns to Singapore by I K.LW. Constellation today I from the Geneva conference which he attended a-s a mem- ber of the Australian delegation.
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    SALEE FORM SIAM VISITS S'PORE FOR FIRST TIME
    60 7 =r -.on. She is a -i j Thai An- Yesterday she flew raporc for the c It nas a lightv- She had a quick i h :n the city and uas to Bangkok again a>: Formerly a Es n Salee ioincd' the
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    RIDDLE OF GIRL DEAD IN RIVER
    129 7 No clue to last movements KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. DOLICE arc trying to trace the last movements of t 1 pretty girl, Pun Sow Wan. aged between 15 and 16 Ahose semi-nude body was found in the Klang river. Wearine a green dress. >he le.'t
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    Lorry lands on its driver
    41 7 TELUK ANSON, Tues— Lim ong. 32. was killed ivhen a copra-laden lorry by him went off thY sth mile. Tcluk Bagan Datch road over :id. Lim was pinned underneath Lhe lorry and died on the spot
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    Singapore lawyer is retiring
    115 7 Singapore lawyer is retiring MR J. K. Gale. Singapore lawyer who started practice here in 1931. Is retiring from the Colony on medical advice. He leaves today for England in the City of Chicago with his wife and elder daughter. On the fall of Singapore ne was In the Volunteer
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    They celebrate Children's Day
    32 7 TAIPING. wed. The Hua Llan High School here celebrated Childrens' Day on Monday with a holiday. On the previous night, students of the school gave a variety concert.
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    The weather
    178 7 MINIMUM TKMPFRATI RE: i 7.3( pm. on June 21 to 730 a.m. on June 22 > Singapore 77 decree* Penang 73, Knt.i Bahru 74 Kuala Lumpur 71, Ipoh 72, Kuar.lan 70. M A X I M I M TEMPKRATIRE: C> 30 am. to 730 pm. on June 22
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    He now gets a licence
    49 7 Too Ec Lim. King's M<-dal-[■t was allowed an application fora Third Class Comprehensive liquor licence by the Singapore Board of Licensing Justiers y sterday for his hotel n Bencoolen Street. His application at the last for a First Class Corner,, hcnsive licence was rejected.
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    Revenue is up again
    49 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Federal and State revenue, which dropped sharply by nearly S5 million in February thi.s year, is going up again. Revenue collected last month was $24,997,000 a jump of nearly $800,000 over the previous month's collection. In February, total revenue collected was $21,640,000.
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    FIVE — CTS WON'T SHUT WIVES UP
    316 7 FIVE CTS WON'T SHUT WIVES UP KUALA LUMPUR. Tuos. THE new "pay as yrm call" telephone system to be introduced in the Federation next year received a mixed reception from the man in the street today. One businessman gloomily put it: "I don't think it's going to make the slightest
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    Their work in a year
    52 7 The annual report of Singapore St. John Ambulance Association states that lathe Asoclation: TRAINED 1.477 people in first aid. home nursing, child welfare and hygiene. TREATED 1.838 children for worms at Social Welfare feedlnc centres. SI PPI.IED lirst aid units for 64 public functions. TENDED
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    Branch library opens July 1
    48 7 A branch of Raffles Library will be opened at the Siglap Social Welfare Community Centre on July 1. It will be the second branch library formed in Singapore. A deposit of $2.50 and a quarterly fee of $1.50 will b< charged for membership.
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    Rural meeting
    22 7 The Singapore Rural Board will meet at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the conference room of the Colonial Secretary .s Office.
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    Two stabbed
    24 7 M Ramasamy 31, and R Karappiah. 18. wrrc fmind stabbed in the Singapore Hurbour Bn-irri (juartrr.s in Kamp^ng Bahru Rnad yesterday mornniK
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    COLLEGE TO TURN
    122 7 OUT 300 NEW TEACHERS A YEAR After first year start of 150 I^HE Federation's fir^t TMthwi" Training ('ollrgr. at Kota Bahru. will be run ctn (he samr lines ,i^ thr Kirkby Training CoHefe in England. Mr. R. Williams, first principal of the college, said this when he
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    Halliday is new Rotary head
    49 7 TELUK ANSON. Tui A. Hplliday was Installed president of the Teluk Anson Rotary Club by Dato Ha Yusol. past governor of Ro tary nternational District 40 at the Lower Perak Club hen over the week-end. To mark the occasion. I dance was also held.
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    Labour party to dissolve
    41 7 KUALA LUMPUR Tues The Selangor Labour Party ha> decided to dissolve li^elf anc later from into the Selaneo; division of the Labour Part-, of Malaya The decision wa stakrn at meeting last Saturday by the executive committee
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    Priest answers call from gaol
    34 7 PENANG quest of Hindu prisoners and i Hindu pn< ng the PrnanK Gaol < vrry 'by thr' Watrrfall and O. pll s alter I s made thrnu2h rtntendent of v.-
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    sth man was the limit
    63 7 IPOH. Tues.— The Perak Adult Edrcation Association committee which met on Sunday did not complete it agenda tor the day as foir ol the 10 members atten-iinc excused themselves at various stages of the meeting When the fifth leave there via Insufficient quorum and the
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      131 7 IN TINS OF 9». SINGAPORE: $3.55 FEDERATION i $4.00 First made to please the pteui whim of a Russian Grand Duk( th Sobranie Russians arr made trom thr rarest fully matured Russian tobac rolled in black paper elegantly crested and cold tipped. Here is a cigarette for "state occasions"— whether
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    HE HITS AT STAND BY CHINESE CHAMBERS
    184 8 HE HITS AT STAND BY CHINESE CHAMBERS SKRFMBAN. Tuts. rE stand taken by the Chinese chambers of commerce to join forces with the Alliance in boycotting Oovernment bodies was today criticised by Mr. Tuhin Mukheriee. secretary of the Ncgri division ot the Malayan Trade Inion Council Mr. Mukherjee said that
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    Out go ten Kelantan councillors
    86 8 Out go ten Kelantan councillors KOTA BHARU. Tues. TTN Kelantan State Council lors eight UMNO and tw< MCA— resigned today. So hav< eipht Alliance members on th( Kota Bahru Town Council. UMNO town councillors nine in Tumpat. nine ir Machang, nine in Pasir Ma; and three in Pasir Puteh have
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    They can say what they
    398 8 COUNCIL READY FOR DISCUSSION ON ELECTIONS like in the big debate KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. MEMBERS of the Executive Council and Government officers who are members of the Federal Legislative Council will be told that they have complete freedom of action during the debate on the
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    S'pore court changes
    70 8 c Mr. Tan Thoon Lip. Re- 1 gistrar. Singapore High Court, who has been on two months' a leave, will resume duty today. Mr. FA Chua, who has been 1 acting as Registrar, will take I up duties as First Civil District Judge, Singapore. Mr. EH. d'Netto.
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    BID TO BAN JAGA KRETA BOYS IN CAR PARKS
    102 8 Parkinc rules, to be int*odu<ed by the Singapore City Council, will ban the jaga krrta boys from specified car parks. Loitering and .soliciting work as a temporary watchman will also be forbidden. The City Council's vehicles and traffic committee wants the
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    TWO TEACHERS MARRY
    55 8 MR lIAN WING HIM; and Miss (how Lee hun both Kuala Lumpur teachers were married at the Chinese Assembly Hall on Sunday. The bridegroom is the third son of Mr and Mrs. Chan Tuck C'hee, and the bride is thr second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chow
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    INEQUALITY WAS HIS BIG WORRY
    132 8 A clairvoyant flies in for a day AIR Geoffrey Hodson. author, a lecturer and clairJ 1 voyant of the International Theosophu al Society, arrived in Singapore last night by Qantas airliner after a three-month lecture tour of Europe He said at Kallang Airport "1 found
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    Flag day in aid of children
    107 8 Flag day in aid of children THE Singapore Children's Society will holri its first Hae day on Saturday Members of the organising committee are Mrs M Cresson Col L T Firbank inri Mr Lim Cheng Hal About 200 collectors, including Genera] Hospital nurses members of the Seranzoon and Stglap boys'
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    Out by afternoon
    30 8 For being irunk and incapable at North Bridge Road on Monday afternoon. Ong Cheng Koh. alias Hussein bin Nyat. was fined $5 in a Singapore court yesterday.
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    Dance recital
    32 8 The Indian Fine Arts Society of Singapore Is sponsorinc a two-day recital of Bharata natyam (Indian classical dances) by Kumari A C Komala at the Victoria Theatre from June 29.
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      335 8 27. Healthy-looking Inn-keeper? The Straits Times Crossword 29. u«iui to me n but not v printers (I, I), HP! 2 HHP ||||4 fMIUIIP HHI' 7 3 direct io'"' h SlrOnß sens 8 9 I. Deliberately refusing to plead Rjg^ s*^ 2 H >Bh water time? (6 4> W S Anrient
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    Aussies led attack in first victory of last war
    1676 9 Aussies led attack in first victory of last war 'JMES special FEATURE «-ne of ArcL 1, w 'TT^ nc e^ c the t* dub near Ca v 7 r m the first tec h™a,' Cair *e«W with ««.n«»cle ha dius.des^KH C m general> S Calmly ad us(i hi > .on
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      82 9 wr te Pel. uvc Ipqtfon I refill. -Most Car I ar Pleasure ■jasiiirss P CARRIAGE ■(0 (1926) LTD. H.- 6 KUALA LUMPU Brtt-.-i pi Mm Fcdrr.iMon little mustan Nt Itch nied in 3 Days ii You cant thr healing the I ul II (mr. u-al th<> !^l th<> Ptm- r.iurn
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      128 9 1 «■•>•* WILLIAM JPW*^' HOLDEN vii' OF H^ 4 nil' JF*| fr^K -*> ACTOR VWARD FOR His fiHgfl PERBCfSKN:iITI\'K PERFORMANCE IN ■P^ "STALAG 17 THE STAR— STUDIO (TJMMNATION THAT GAVE THE WORLD ITS "GOLDEN BOY" NOW -y#| Presents BOOTS MALONE A HEART -WARMING PICTURE STARRING \VM. lF()l.n KN \^S^/ REX
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      26 9 Shvrhtrk liottnvs Tin* r<>ro!n>r is U>ud<>d PHHmPHEiZ^Q '"VVebe safe now. we wave a a pretty little frbscw I[7 u4wn mAT 1 J<>l Smmii rd f<><>! Urrihh>
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    STRAITS PRODUCE! OFFICIAL PRICES
    123 10 Singapore Chamber of Commprc Straits produce prices per picul on June 21 were: Damar No. 1 »132 BufTalo hides. raw No. 1 SI 2O rejection $30 Fishmaws. long leaf S9OO round leaf $700 Dragon's blood no quotation Tubs roots $100 Out.ta percha Pahang Al $250 Gutta
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    TIN OUTPUT
    138 10 Malaya s production of tln-ln-concentrates during the first five months of this year exceeded the output in the corresponding prn last year by 1.215 tons according to official Malayan mining stath In May mines produced 1 14.2 m; piculs of tin concentrates contaln--0.098 tons of tin metal compared
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    40 10 On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5 ***** for cash and 5 7875 for 1 T. Sterling was quoted at 15 55 and one tael of gold at 251.875.
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    SMALL SHARE BUSINESS
    211 10 oteaay rubber f»,,H«.J THE Singapore Share Market w terday irttk very little busTn^j".^! next to no movement in share orirl In the tin Bection B demand and passed from I Rawan e Tins apprrciat. H, at 9s. 7d. and 9s. T.'d. on J dividend of is. per
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    221 10 The Malayan Shire Broke' soclatlon reported There tv negligible business in ai: the local share market and price movements werr aß.nn conflnei tweer. narrow Units." Members of the Associate Singapore reported tht foil, business done yes'erday:— Fraser and Nea\ orris S pore Cold Storage $4 80 Straits Steamships
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    86 10 Ship* lying ..InngsidV the Singaporr Harbour Board uharwparted lodmy arc: Field Architect I Corfu 45. Groogekerk C P K fi 7. City of Chicago 8 9, Benneu.- 1 1 Benreoch 13 14 Cmnmmxkit Katarn Empire Dock ■west). Jutlandia 19 20. Katone 21 22 Olumersk 23 24, Eastern Prince
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      830 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SELANGOR Applications are invited for the following Posts: (A) Teachers In-Training. Government English Schools. Selangor. Men $120.00 P.M. Women 96.00 P.M. Applicants must be Federal Cltlaens or State Nationals and must have attained their 17th but not their 23rd birthday. They should hold the minimum qualification
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      923 10 NOTICES CITY ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT 1 Work in connection with electrical 1 extensions in Bedok and Changi areas will necessitate cessation of is,upply between the hours of 11 pm on Thursday 24.8.54 and approximately 7 am. on Friday 25 6.54. Consumers supplied from the following subHtatlonr. will be affected:— Changi 9'
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