The Straits Times, 5 July 1954

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    13 1 The Straits Times Maw** f-std. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 5. 1!)54. 15 CENTS.
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    FRANCE: NO SURRENDER
    412 1 \['m certain of peace with honour, says Premier PARIS, Sunday. |lIX French Premier, M. Pierre Mendes France, said in a broadcast last night: "There can he no question of France accepting a surrender." He said thr enmmandrrs in Indo-China had taken "painful but inevitable steps" to ensure
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    $55,000 WIN AFTER MONTHS' HARD WORK
    98 1 $55,000 WIN AFTER MONTHS' HARD WORK MADAM I \S monl ha Mid im c In 111; nl I !11CR id Singapore, inaries. wmd i her referent r the Straits ■il(l pilZ/lls. she won s.vniio n siihmiti I hi- on!> <<>t to la «ci'k'^ her Madam Tan h idoweil Bwthet oi
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    taken by Chiang? No. he says
    10 1 taken by Chiang? No. he says ft th th t
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    Italian nurses for Britain
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    Angel's visit
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    S-E ASIA TALKS HELD UP
    100 1 S-E ASIA TALKS HELD UP WASHINGTON. Sun. DIPLOMATIC officials said that the British :r.formed the State ":i Thursday it •a as ready to start the Anslon talks on a South-; mlsatton nd on the Indo-Chtoa .situaar.v time. Lid, no reply en received from the Department but this is be cue
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    U.S. navy men fly in
    68 1 A croup of United States, naval officers arrived in, re In a U.S. Marines yesterday for talks erican and British Bleera here. Kesman of the U.S. Attache's office would! not comment on the nature of kg. He said: "It is n routine military conference which
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    Message to Mr. Eisenhower
    52 1 Karachi. Boa.— Pakistan'! Governor General Ghulam MoI in an Independence Day message to President ower said yesterday: "The close friendship of our "ions is based in large measure upon our common heritage of democratic trarlind the respect we share for the ideals of freedom and luatira
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    THE 'COURAGE AND FIRMNESS' OF LYTTELTON
    88 1 BIRMINGHAM. Sun.-Bir-mingham University yesterday conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws on Mr. Oliver Lyttciton. Secretary of State for the colonies. The public orator .said at the ceremony: "He bears the burden of that office with courage, flrnuic.s.s and understanding. "An exaggerated emphasis
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    Quake recorded
    24 1 NEW YORK. Sun —Columbia University's geological observatory last nicht recorded a "•evere" earthquake located tentatively in the Indian Ocean, possibly around Sumatra—Reuter.
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    Balkan pact
    28 1 ATHENS. Sun— Greek. Turkish and Yugoslav committees have reached complete agreement on the draft of the Balkan mllitaiy alliance, a deck Foreign Ministry spokc-nian .ml Renter.
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    ITHE ARCHBISHOP'S DAYI
    90 1 That pallium was blessed by the Pope TIIK AX( lIBISIIOP <>t Mi larca. Mgr. Olcumend> I -in leaves thr (athrdral of thr Good Shrphrrd. Sini. ip.'ie yesterday aftrr bring honourrd in a special Pontifical Hich Mass. Archbishop Olcomrndy is vw.tr ing thr pallium an Archbishop's cloak which
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    10,000 CITY WORKERS WILL STRIKE TILL DEMANDS ARE MET
    183 1 10,000 CITY WORKERS WILL STRIKE TILL DEMANDS ARE MET SINGAPORE'S entire public services are being O threatened for the second time this year. A strike of 10,000 daily-paid workers has been called for July 19. It will go on indefinitely until their demands are met. This decision takes the place
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    Fijians bag bandit boss in Johore
    80 1 Fijians bag bandit boss in Johore KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A PATROL of the Ist Fijian.s on Friday killed Tan Ah Sah. alias Ah Ho alias Ah Kwung. district committee member in charge of the Lenua branch of the Communist terrorist organisation in Johore. The action took place in the Pagoh
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    Hunters go after 13-ft snake
    62 1 OLORON, Sun. Hunters from the Basque country of southern France are going to beat the pine forests of the Pyiennees today for unusual game— a 13-foot boa-constrict- jor. A circus lost him two years. ago when he was only a lltWe'i fellow. Since then he
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    Film folk get licence to wed
    54 1 SAN^A MONICA, Sun. Vlveca Lindfors and George Tabori have obtained a niamage licence here The Swedishl«<irn actress (?ave her age as :v> and Tabori. a screen writer, suid he wa.s 40. The marriage will be the fourth for MLss Lindfors and the second for
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    Gregory Pecks plan divorce
    58 1 HOLLYWOOD. Sun Film actor Gregory Peck and hLs wife have decided to end their 12 year.s of marriage with a divorce. Mr.s. Peck Ls the former Greta Rice. They were married in New York in 1942 and have three children. They have been separated for more
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    Scelba's solution
    38 1 ROME. Sun— Premier Mario Set lba said Yesterday the disastrous farm strike which ended in the Ferrara Province of i.orthern Italy thl.s week proved the need for some form of Government intervention in labour disputes— UP.
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    THIS MADE THE HOUSEWIVES SING
    166 1 LONDON. Sun. BRITISH housewives s»nj in ii.ii ik.ir Square here yesterday to celebrate thr md of food rationing, thrir biggest red Irttrr day In 14 years. With meat and bacon the last rationed foods dur to b«frrrd at midnight, thousands of housewives from all over
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    14 WILL LEAD BIG WALK TO THE ISTANA
    290 1 14 WILL LEAD BIG WALK TO THE ISTANA Alliance gives their names KI'AI.A LIMPIR, Sunday. THE I'MNO-MCA Alliance today announced the names of the 14 m»n. who will load the procession on Thursday to the lstana Selangor here. They are: UMNO Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ish;ik. Tuan Syed Hashim. Inche
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    Now 2 more Sultans get that request
    123 1 IPOH. Sun. THE p.Tak UMNO Liaison Committee decided at a three-hour meeting today to write to the Sultan asking for an audience lor a delegation representing the Alliance. Saturday. July 10. has been suggested as the clat.- lor the audience at the palace
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    War criminal dies in hospital
    66 1 BONN, Sun— Dr. 81etffried Handloser. former chipf phy.Mcian of the Nazi Wehrmacht who was convicted of war crimes, died ye.sterdav in a Munich hosoital. Handloser was on medical parole from the American war crimes prison at Landsbcre. He wa.s sentenced to life imprisonment. eharßiri with
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    Top job in Britain for Colony AOC
    95 1 rE Air Ministry has announced the appointment of Air Vice-Marshal WML MacDonak: A.OC Singapore. as Assistant Chief of Air Stall (Intelligence). He will sail for Britain In early August and take up his new post the following month. He succeeds Air vice-Mar-shal F.
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    Police break up student riot
    56 1 SANTIAGO. Chile, Sun. —I Catholic students .staged a de- monstration here yesterday to protest a Government decision to permit Yugoslav Judge Jakov Blazevic to enter the country. Police broke up the demonstration, injuring a score of students. The .students claimed that Blazevic was one of
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    New envoy sees the Pope
    44 1 VATICAN CITY. Sun.— Sr nor Nicola Evega, new Amt MMkdor of the Dominican Republic 1 to the Holy See. yesterday pirsented hi.s credentials to the Pope. It was the first such presentation since the Pope's illness. I -A P.
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    Rain bursts dam
    42 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Sun —A power dam on a tributary oi the Rio Varzca near Sarandi I burst under pressure of rain swollen waters on Friday night 1 and three persons were reportled drowned and 16 persons missing —UP.
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    Deficit in Chile
    33 1 SANTIAGO. Sun. The Chilean Treasury admitted yesterday it does not have f-nouKh money to meet its current obligations and asked private banks (or r loan of 3,500 million pesos A.P.
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    30 die in rail collision
    157 1 30 die in rail collision SPECTATOR ALSO DROPS DEAD LYONS. Sun. 4T least 30 pauengen wcrr killed and an undrtrrminrri number Injured last nlghi when a fourcar dirspl train On the Lynns- Nimrs line collided head on with a shunting locomotive near here. A garage owner from nearby Touron who
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    STOP PRESS
    42 1 RED rv i ior Pf t IN I >PU CHINA I Da .'Hi minh I .i I i M' 1 ti re. i! h pi ,ii In 1 v It l.'M (.i i lir.it favourite* Hu ..< orM < I cr litt4L
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    Over the coals
    31 1 VIENNA, Sun Czech dent Antonin Zapotock; i yesterday that seven! manmines had hi i n ntljr hi c i thrir failure to Incn i nations coal prod:;' UP.
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    TWINS LEAVE HOSPITAL
    51 1 TIIK HAGUE. Sun— Folkje and Tjitske de Vrie.s. the separated Dutch Siame.se NrillS, left a hospital at Leeuwardcn. yesterday to go to the home of their parents and five brothers and .-i.xters at Oenkcrk. The twins were .xr three week.s ago and have healthy and sturdy babie
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    An envoy's words has. the Indies
    211 2 demanding his recall JAKARTA, Sunday. THIRTY-ONE political parties and organisations, including those supporting the Government and the Communists, yesterday asked for the recall of the Dutch High Commissioner, Count W. F. L. van Bylandt. Asking that he bo declared "persona non grata," they also
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    DOCTOR'S EGG THAT LIT GETS A £70 BLACKOUT
    198 2 DOCTOR'S EGG THAT LIT GETS A £70 BLACKOUT KIMiM. Kniilann. Sun. DOCTOR I" 11 a court here yrxtrr div the reason hr Mill hid rlertrir light after offi«ial> had rut off his power supply was hec.iusr he u>ed atomic energy from a nurlear fission "rut MMM on<" had Irnt him.
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    HE HAD AT LEAST 100 HOTEL KEYS
    114 2 HE HAD AT LEAST 100 HOTEL KEYS LAS VEGAS, Sun. AU S. Air Force colonel Robert H Orr. 36, nrrested last Friday night after a couple reported surprising him In their hotel room. wa s arraiened vestertiav on charces of burglary and intent to comrr.it larceny. A much-decorated combat 1
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    PADDY, THE DUSTMAN, HOBNOBS WITH LORDS
    185 2 PADDY, THE DUSTMAN, HOBNOBS WITH LORDS OXFORD. Sun. A 60-YEAR-OLD Dublin dustman was one of 400 guests who attended Oxford's biggest society wedding of the year in the cathedral at Christ Church College here yesterday. Princess Marie Gabrielle von Urach-Wurttembur* was married to the Honourable Desmond Walter Guinness. 22-year-old younger
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    Japan prepares to make rain
    50 2 TOKYO. Sun. Japanese scientists will launch their first *****-scale rain-making on Fuly 11 when the monsoons itop. Kyodo news service said 11 •lectrically heated furnace* f ire being installed along the «iso River to heat silver iodide -the chemical used In cloud ceding— A P.
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    A WELCOME KISS FOR THE GUEST
    40 2 A WEI COME KISS from Joanna MrC'allum. four-year-old daughter of screen star. Google Withers and John McCallum. greets 20-month-old Vanessa Clewes when she arrived at the birthday party of Joanna at Buckingshire. Popper picture.
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    TENSION MOUNTS ON ISRAEL BORDERS
    120 2 TEL AVIU, Sunday. is mounting in Palestine with Israeli forces clashing with Syrian and Jordanian soldiers. The mixed armistice commission has condemned both Syria and Israel for an incident on the Sea of Galilee on Wednesday when Syrian antitank cuns killed two Israeli policemen in
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    U.S.AIRFORCE 'CAN GIVE THE DEA THE PUNCH
    113 2 NEW YORK, (SENATOR STYLES BRIDGES said thai the \rn strategic air arm was fulh capable m atomic age destruction on enemy targets. He made thr stHtrmrnt (luring jot air basr at Portsmouth. Nrv. SB.d the new basr was a "Significant contr the <i
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    Govt. rubber station at Costa Rica
    103 2 NEW YORK, Sun. 'THE New York Times reported that the United States Government rubber n station at San Jose, Costa Rica, compi isine a 2.000-acre experimental rubber farm, nurseries and research labor, itories has been placed on a maintenance basis. The project was begun
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    Atom-weapons for peace
    56 2 LONDON. Sun T China news agoncy ,-a:d the Soviet Union has already atomic weapons for levelling hi!.* and mountains and opening waterways. No further detail* wen A Budapest radio rep Russia used its first explosion of an atomic bomb in a T ;r--kistan dpsprt in 1949, to
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    Ox roasting in market square
    51 2 BUCKINGHAM. Run. Ox roasting, a Tudor fair and on historical mime will bo stae^d In the market square and bullring of Buckingham on Saturday to cplebrato the 4"Oth anniversary of the gramme of the charter of incorporation to the borough by Quepn Mary in 1554.—
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    Prize for temple of Red heroes
    33 2 rY. 8 oprnrd a houso the r< m 9 gimr. a> Soviit nen The south w cow. al> buildin- the panthf'on the rontr.sr which vembrr 1. r
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    IS Mau hanger
    29 2 NAIROBI 8 1 members of a Man M which -spread tern Inyal Kikuyu in the area, 15 miles north o were hancrrj jresterda3 robi caoi. R'
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      323 2 CIMPAPARF VVTAV A T f IliniTD N '"'«l«> Matinee; 1.30 TUn« dIMUAIfUKE< KUALA LUMPUR mgualmimm; 1 .45—2.00 Great A M :id Open- Slnsers; 6.45 Local Announcements; 7 16 Mornlnf AM. 8.57— 9.45 Station Opening; ti 48 Film Melodies; 7.00 Time Signal MelOdjf Mix- ,ii ng 12 00 Station Openi:ig. P.M.
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    CHURCHILL CAN BACK CHINA
    254 3 Britain likely to support plea for entry to U.N. LONDON, Sunday. gIR WINSTON CHURCHILL emerged from his \N uhington meetings with President Eisenhower with his hands free to support China's admission into the j'nited Nations, British and ommonwealth officials reported yesterday. Britain la expected to vote
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    'We seek friends in China' -Bevan
    131 3 'We seek friends in China' -Bevan LONDON S«n. Mill the rlsll by EU/ir-ti- to Chin. Hi. i""^ i<-idrr- delecatn wh. hina in Aamut I because vh..i.id repeat ,k' -s made »f- World W.tr Russian revoluttM 1 1 Hi- -in s.iid I i na- i 1 1 ii nil" im> suicidal
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    'Our way is better'
    108 3 LONDON. Sunday. I 1 State, Mr. Selwyn Lloyd. si.id yester- cognition of China la a more practhan Ann rica'a refusal to recognise the I ree diffi id on each one I basis lor peace- with Commit[do not see how without difference is the Ol Communist I
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    king Gustav takes a look
    39 3 KIM. (.1 VI Sweden talHl "il his dark classes after inspecting the foundry turnace at the National Physical Laboratory. Middlesex. Britain King Cum i\ is keenly interested in hydro electricity developments. A. P. picture.
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    Judges say: Ban these horrors
    59 3 I YORK Sun. The juvenile mried L i I] approved a ren declarlne that these publications contributed tow:i:d the moral breakdown of children today and were often responsible for the criminal in adult life. The rewlution called for gg^t.'£**%£«* semination and distribution of so-called comic
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    China's trade men arrive
    45 3 CHINA'S first ollkial mission arrives in Britain for trade talks. The visit is sponsored by five British manufacturing and trade organisations which form the Sino-British Trade Committee. Mrs. Chuang M v I. in (second row, left) is the interpreter. Popper picture.
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    U.S. must cut its trade barriers
    167 3 SAYS AN AMERICAN OFFICIAL TOKYO, Sunday. MR. WALTER S. ROBERTSON. U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Far East Affairs, says the Unitec States must in its own interest lower its trade bar- riers. "Perhaps no decision we make in 1954 will be more crucial
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    She seeks a husband
    46 3 F.V.V i.U'.OK. youngest or the four famous (iabor sisters, who is now in F.urope looking for a husband, she says. I lii s hat is supposed to help her quest. She is appearing in the 3-D picture "The Mad Muni.vi." Reuter photo.
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    Guatemala rounds up Reds
    89 3 Guatemala rounds up Reds GUATEMALA CITY, Sun. MORE than 800 alleged Communists have been arrested by Guatemala's new regime and a massive purge of army and government employees is expected. Guatemala City prepared a welcome for the rebel leader Colonel Castillo Annas after successful peace negotiations. In the anti-Communist drive
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    Women's air race
    28 3 LONG BEACH. California. Sun.— An all-woman transcontinental air race, with 52 starters, got under way yesterday for the 2.000-mlle flight to I Knoxville. Tennessee.— U.P.
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    DR. KINSEY IS INVITED TO STUDY SEX IN BRITAIN
    58 3 NEW YORK. Sun DR. ALFRED KINSEY has been invited to study the sexual behaviour of men and women in Britain, a Cambridge anthropologist said here yesterday. Dr. Eric Dingwall said he had invited Dr. Kinsey to make studies in Britain and
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    The latest in night fighters
    62 3 THIS IS TIIK Armstrong \\h.i\w.i (h \K 11. niiclil ilchter now in service with Ihe Hoyal Air Force It Mew for the first time last October. It is the I. next of the family of nifht fighters developed from the (iloster Meteor. The new two-piere
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    6 MONTHS' GAOL FOR 'SEDITIOUS' ARTICLE
    119 3 KAMPALA. Sunday. 4PPOLINARI DDAMBA was sentenced here yester- day to six months' gaol on each of four charges of publishing and printing seditious matter in the banned newspaper Uganda Exnress. I Re cave notice of appeal against the sentences, which are to run concurrently.
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    Winston for Moscow report
    221 3 Winston for Moscow report NEW YORK. Sun. WINSTON CHUR-'i o CHILL intends to ko tc Moscow "at the earliest j opportunity— perhaps be- I fore the summer ends." according to Mr. Marquis j Childs. Washington eolum- nist. writing in the New I York Post. The columnist wrote yester- Z day
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    12 killed in earthquake
    40 3 MANILA. Sun. Governor Salvador Escudero of Sorsogon >rovince in south-east Luzon, 'hilippines, reported latest :asualty figures throughout hLs g )rovince due to an earthquake wo days ago were 12 killed, 'our mLssinn and 109 injured. -AP.
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    Airbase work to start
    51 3 MADRID. Sun— Mr. Harold E. Talbott, Secretary of the US Air Force, announced yesterday construction of the first two air bases in Spain will begin in September. They are to be used in conjuction with the Spanish undor the military agreements between the two nation*.— A.
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    Diploma good anywhere in the Empire
    70 4 THE General Medical Council ol Britain has recounted in. University of Malaya's Diploma in Public Health aa a ib.e qualification undei Irdical Act of 1950. s^lnn of this diploma now will quality the holder foi a public health appointment anywhere in the British Commonwealth.
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    On assessment sub-committee
    53 4 IPOH Sun [nche Sulaiman Zodhl bin Hail Mohd. H.i».in ol Pa.sir Puteh. has been appointed to serve on the MOMS* mer.t sub-committee of the [poh and Menslembu Town Bo.ird. He replaces Tuan H;ri Mohamed /.ain bin Ayon. an UMNO member, who resigned from the Board and all
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    Raja Chik gets new post
    46 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Raja Chik Jaafar. Kuala Lumpur Second Magistrate, leaves here today f«r Perak where he up duty as Assistant Qrik. He tat on the bench for the •t>i tin He vu :.'d to dinner :he Kuala Sessioi g Court.
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    Delegates to visit Klang
    74 4 KLANG. Sun -The Klang District Youth Council Is making arrangements to receive 40 delegates who will attend the World Assembly of Youth In Singapore In August. The delegates will stay In Klani on Sept. 2 and 3. Ihey will be put up In the homes of
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    Lorry had two tons excess JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.
    32 4 Lorry had two tons excess JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Ch< c Hong Chcnu, of MrrMng. was fined $150 In the police court for carrying two tons six cwt excess weight In his lorry.
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    Appeared with bandaged head
    71 4 PENANG. Sun Charged with robbery in a Klnta Lane toon on Thursday mornine. Ci;i!i Clean Lee. 24, appeared in the Magistrate's Court to- :th a bandaged head In addition to a charge of rnir.mittinit robbery with two other men. Oan was also barfed with causing hurt
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    SMARTEN UP THE POST OFFICES, ADVISES Mr. SMITH
    204 4 SMARTEN UP THE POST OFFICES, ADVISES Mr. SMITH KUALA Ll'.MPl'R, Sunday. \IK. DAMP SMITH, retiring PostmasterGfHiril. last niuht advised those controlling: the finances of the Federation to jfive "suitable recognition" to the value of an efficient post office. Post offices in Malaya must be improved quickly, Mr. Smith said at
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    BANK CHIEF GETS A FAREWELL GIFT
    47 4 MR. J. K. SWALES, manacer of the Mercantile B-.nk. who leaves Penan* today U seen receiving a silver cigarette case presented by his staff from Mr. 00l Theam Chye, the chief clerk, at a farewell dinner last Friday. Straits Times picture.
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    Unite for strength seamen advised
    167 4 TOO MANY UNIONS— HE SA YS OKPRESEN'TATIVES of six seamen's unions in Singa- pore were yesterday advised by Mr. T. A. White, of Hie .Master Attendant's Office, to regroup their unions into three as a first step towards the formation of a single powerful organisation.
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    17th anniversary
    27 4 I PENANO. Sun.— The Penang Chinese Salesmen's Association i Htfl niuht celebrated its 17th i anniversary with a dinner party at the Heonc Kbn| R---t.iu:ant.
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    RESULTS OF LAW EXAMS IN LONDON
    345 4 RESULTS OF LAW EXAMS IN LONDON ANY Malayan students i were successful in the Trinity general examination of the Inns of Court in London The list of passes is given below. All are from the Federation, unless otherwise stated. Roman Law < Class 2) A. Nahappan. T Subbiah (Class 3>—
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    OFFICIALS OF YOUTH COUNCIL QUIT
    57 4 OFFICIALS OF YOUTH COUNCIL QUIT TAIPING. Sun— Six memben ;din'4 the vice-chair-man and the MerrtaTy havi resigned from the general committee of the North Perak District Youth Council, formed in February. The general committee consists of 12 members. Thr vice-chairman. Inche Rahim bin Ishak said "the D.st: i 'ouncil general
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    Sultan plans his jubilee
    59 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun NVxt v. ar the Sultan of Johore wlii rommemoratf the riinmond lubilee of his reien The Sultan -succeeded hLs father. Sultan Abubakar. in 18f>5 Proposals will soon be discussed for the celebrations. The State Government is considering the issue of a ■pedal commemmorative
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    Coffee HQ
    38 4 IPOH. Sun. The Sfisoon new premises In Hume Street of the Perak CofTeeshoo Keepers' Association will be de-chin-d open on July 18 The committee yesterday decided to Invite the Advisor. Mr. I. W. Bclloch to officiate
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    Found hanging
    22 4 Suppiah Mutthu. 46. was fimiiri hansing from the rellin'4 of the Singapore City Counril labourers' depot at iTcmbclhv^ Road vr>torday.
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    Off to happy start
    65 4 SIN(i.\P()KK. sea tadtt Moliumrd Salhli liin Midi id |,ft Ihe olony yesterday as midslii innaii in the Itlur Funnel line I ii m .whs on a thrw- month round trip to Britain. His new shipmates (left to ri*ht> Kenneth Owen of Marnle. Chr- shire. Peter Davis.
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      327 4 I\;c HOW MANY 1 -a_ GLASSES for \J The quarter-pound tin of Andrews is w of special interest to those who take a £j£ h^^ laxative only occas- V^* tonally, to those who w do a lot of travelling, and to those who would like to try this f •:ffervescen:
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      146 4 I.ECTIRE: "AMa's place in the vorld today by Mr. O G Thorn -on. YM C A Orchard Rotti. 8 pm. FOOTBALL: Tiger S A. vs. I R C Jalan Be*ar. Y.M.I. A. .Orchard Roadi: Jawl 1 30 p.m.. Judo 5.30 p.m.. body building 5 30 p.m.. Singapore Lire Guard Corps
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    He found goldfield—preferred hunting fossils
    1934 5 He found goldf ield— preferred hunting fossils TIMES special FEATURE LJePPERY Sir George Gipps, Governor of New South Wales, lay abed with a heavy cold at Government House, Parramatta, one winter's day in 1844. Nobody liked Sir George. He was probably the least popular man in the colony so only
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      83 5 How there's a Ronson lor every pocket person lif i Wh rl« od ricd f S'andjrd A «h ill, and certain handsome "v^^blf in a ..As usual '■-Icjse it"| Renson Adonl* Si!" tfu i I* cr rrr .--cd. Romon Quern Anne A -,f »h« So A boon to «M y^urvelf.
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      143 5 Slur huh Holm*** Don'i tluwtlh: MHiswn I 7 sir AUBRfY \l K4TIR A/ I'VE A HANSOM CAB N I^Hk h f TME LONDON DOCKS,] POPPIN- GOVERNOR 1 YOU^ELf 1 I WAITING OUT^IPE, Ml?. I f CABBY/ AN? 3E OF JAMAICA- DROWN- JWATSON.' /V__^^ HOLMES. M^U* I QUICK ABOUT IT/ ,-j
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    41 6 MR «J MM V IHAMBIAYAH M v \v i> Taaipln ihank all relatives Mil who attended the wedriliiK and .sent conKiatulatoi v mrsgaeer. and presents on the marriage of their daughter Mtai Raieswarl to Mr K Kulathungam of Kuala 1
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    IN MEMORIAM
    17 6 M H.^rrft (minimum) IN lOVISC. memory of Renfjie VhO died Sth July 1953 and Kill.
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. July 5, 1954. Behind The Rift Threat
    958 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. July 5, 1954. Behind The Rift Threat Statements over the weekend by responsible Government licures in London and Washington show that an even wider rift over the admission of Red China into the United Nations is developing between Groat Britain and the United States. catened
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    The Cyclist On Our Roads
    324 6 More than half the people killed on Singapore's roads in June were cyclists. The death toll was ten. of whom six were riding bicycles when the fatal accidents occurred. These are figures to make road users think, because they demonstrate starkly the defencelessness of the
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      Religious
      78 6 I AM attending a mission school, and I am Droud of it. I know that the Bible ha* done me good. Much have I gained in this school which other school children lack. However. I am now in the Senior and am told to take religious knowledge as a
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      Road repairs and safety
      69 6 SOMAPAH Road, off the 10th milestone Changl has been undergoing major repairs for some weeks. It Ls dangerous for vehicles to travel along the road. During the August school holidays, many vehicles will carry holiday-makers aiqne the road to the two holiday camos and private houses
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      Formation of dancing board
      78 6 I WONDER if Mr. Leonard Chee has followed dancinß matters closely. Representatives from all bodies in existence at that time were invited to a meeting of the formation of the official board. The International Society of Teachers of Dancing came into existence only after the official
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      Drain nuisance
      42 6 THE monsoon drain running across Ganges Avenue In Delta Estate is blocked. The stagnant water has become filthy and smelly and Is breeding mosqultos. The S.I.T should not onJy clear the drain but line the sides with concnVe. ANTI-MALARIA Singapore.
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      knowledge for exam
      110 6 Scripture is a bore. Why must the school compel Us to take religious knowledge 11 ■We have gone through ton 'years of religious Instructions I before wt got to the Senior Whatever there is to be learnt has already been learnt. Whoever dislikes the subject can never
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      Friendship of India vital to West
      94 6 Friendship of India vital to West INDIA is not Communist and she has not aligned herself against the West. Her friendship with Britain has grown after independence. The outlook of Gandhism Is opposed to Communism There is much admiration for Christian Ideals. Though her foreign policy may evoke criticism in
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      Advisory councils and 'quit' move
      55 6 MR. H. 8. LEE. emphasised that the war against the Communists should have top priority We. the people, would like to be reassured by the Alliance leaders that their numerous members in the various war idvisory councils will not be itTected by the jult directive.
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      Employees' Provident Fund and Government loans
      276 6 rE Federation Labour 1 Department in its May report states that many estates report that! their labour force was drifting to smallholdings 1 below 25 acres and that this was due to such labourers being no longer liable to contribute to the Employees' Provident
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      Views of a chairman, committee
      115 6 I WAS perturbed to read the statement by Mr Rushworth, chairman of the Automobile Association of Sinea- pore, on parking meters. It is peculiar for a chairman of any organisation to give the organisation's official view and then in the same breath state hi.s own
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      He wan tscheaper smokes, shows
      72 6 He wan ts cheaper smokes, shows DUE TO heavy taxation smoking and entertainments are very expensive in Malaya. Will any of our councillors urge the Government to reduce the tax on these two items 0 The loss of this revenue can be replaced by introducing mirehase tax on cars, radios,
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      Local born arc preferred
      68 6 ALTHOUGH Indian graduate; are not employed r Singapore City Council. It does not mean that the Council does not recognise Indian academic qualifications. Preference for local born and the locally educated, with a minimum residential qualification, ls now the POiICT. Indian graduates art not inferior to
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      Liberty of the individual and civilisation
      233 6 MR. C. C. TAN, president of the Singapore Progressive Party, at its annual general meeting said: "Self-government should not be just an end in itself, but should be a means to an end as well." Lord Hugh Cecil once WTOU a book called "Liberty
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      Citizenship: Problems of workers
      137 6 Citizenship: Problems of workers MANY estate workers are handicapped in their efforts to acquire citizenship In most cases, their inability to pass the language test and to produce sufficient evidence) to Justify their claims of long residence in Malaya deter them. They do not speak colloquial j Malay because the
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      Pensioners and wives in Govt. jobs
      185 6 IT WAS enlightening to read the statement by the Federal Governments Chief Secretary that 211 wives of Government officials are employed by the Federal Government. As the husbands are earning a salary considered to be sufficient for both, it appears unfair to the experienced
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      Clerks as teachers in Malacca
      106 6 Clerks as teachers in Malacca 'l DON'T know what the posi--1 :ion is in the othor States, but I hope things ire more cheerful than in Malacca 1 where underqualified G.C.S. clerks have boon recruited M teachers in adult education. classes. G.C.S clerks are Intelligent in their own sphere b
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      "At least leave the sky free'
      86 6 I AM Rlad that Mr C. A. F R-ssell has drawn attention to the noisy plane that Ls advertising a type of soft drink. I have seen it passing over my roof about a dozen times in half an hour. If this Ls meant
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      He likes them
      59 6 (CONTRARY to what has been J stated some time ago that 3-D films are not popular hero I was surprised to see that "The Phantom of the Ruo I Morgue" was screened to I packed houses for 10 days A 3-D fan. I hope many more .such
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      Using of coupons at fun fair
      195 6 T WAS one of the many thousands who attended the food and fun fair at the Victoria Memorial Hall recently. I bought two books of tickets for $2 and was told to register the numbers at the counter. I tried to do so but
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    On the Margin
    97 6 (iold the lure (iold uj an en f to man Oul comes n<-A pedition r<- irnii hardf: forts to track doi N 1 modern aid ped into air. sui The nat country can I nam. 1 of p: 1 tion under I Borneo k ment <nd had
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    Seventy years
    60 6 THE STOW lv rv 18RT. for n North Borni puny went up known I I sourer ol thi th. He found I Mount all. In 13?, f! v named 8k lar fruitless search. H loft records nf th tho Chartered COl Four years \z< solved ChartrrM handed over
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    Farthest vet
    75 6 ALTHOUGH thi ■■T* pedltion did 1 gold n*M get ten Oil mal Gorge than lior expeditions T. could b- by men carrying no at all. k tn< re, 1 nlipct all try that was dropped went into the river b. dropping zone *as and some was dropprrf tho
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    'GANGWAY' FOR FIRE BRIGADES
    311 7 ret us jump red lights, asks chief (ii; Superintendent of the Singapore Fire 8ri..(1,. Mr. I. Shaw, asks in his annual report tVrc onjfines be allowed to cross red lights. nrimmt is made in the traffic lonefl must increase. He points out that road dividers, one-wav
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    Show soon of French paintings
    58 7 Tse nas n xhtbitlon ol rench paint- to 18 in the Hall, Slngaiuree of the the Bodeca Saigon, who U i ill preI :eneh dishes not, of the in Saigon, will itest fashions July 13 and 16 in the Adelphi help .1 lly 14 with
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    Doctors pick officials
    47 7 thf southern Alumni Aatocla--1 King Edward VII dlclne and thr Mrdicine. Unlverya, for this year i chairman-elect. Dr. sniha; secretary, Dr ranc Ann; treasurer. Kfc ng Hiong; 'ommitHu Chrr Ing, T. J Ho Yuen, V. Thamblnri Scow i.i Jin Bltw Cho and M inayafram.
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    Hospital didn't cure addict
    49 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Low Hing. a rubber tapper of Plentong. was fined $100 for ■>n of three packets ol chandn. He told the court he had been six weeks in hospital to get rid of the opium smoking habit but had not lost the crarim
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    She's only woman in his life now
    275 7 She's only woman in his life now V r OUNGER GENERA--1 TION Chinese In Singapore are adopting? the. Western view that a mans wife should be the only woman in his life. A man who Is an exper: on Chinese custom and n woman social worker a<?re< ci yesterday that,
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    Civics for prisoners
    73 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. —I Dato Aria di-Raia, the State Secretary. Kelantan. today j opened a nine-week civic* course for inmates of Kota Bahru's "prison without walls" at Pengkalan Chrpa The theme of the course is "crime does not pay." Seventeen lecturers, many of whom are Government Department
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    Given $500 bail on force charge
    66 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Wong Loong Yin, 47. a business, man, was charged in the First Magistrate's Court here withi using criminal force on a girl, I Law Keng. with intent to out- rage her modesty at his Ipoh Road office on July 1. Wong,
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    Debates here may soon be hot and cool
    88 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. rpHE October session of the 1 Selangor State Council will be held in an air conditioned v'hamber at the Secretariat buildings. The Government has a. ready accepted a local firm's tender to install the necessary machinery by August The
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    Three get T.B. study gifts
    57 7 Dr. Mary Mostyn, chest physician at the Royal Singapore Tuberculosis Clinic, has been awarded one of the 1954-5 Far East scholarships of the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis. Other scholarships go to Dr K. H Blauw. Medical Officer. North Borneo and Che Osman
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    Members, please
    49 7 The Welsh Brigade Association, formed by veterans and men of three Welsh infantry regiments- the Welch Regiment. South Wales Borderers and the Royal Welsh Fusiliers Is appealing to eligible people to join the association Sergeant H Haw, co 3 BOD Sergeant* 1 Mess, Singapore, should be contacted.
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    train in Britain
    74 7 Three Singapore police officers, selected for training at the Pattcc < uIIi-ki- in Kyton-on-IHinsmore. Britain, left SinKipore yesterday in a Qantas-BOA( airliner. They were (from left) Acting Superintendent of Police Low lion* llee, (of the Police Training School). Inspector Yeow Koon Poh, (Orchard Road police ftation), and
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    Johore picks the golden voice girl
    92 7 Johore picks the golden voice girl KLL'ANG Sun. MISS KHOO OEOK HOCK of Johore Bahru won the title. "The Girl With the Golden Voice." here tonight at a social and dance oruanLsed by the Johore Telecommunications Athletic and Welfare Association The Government English School hall where the competition was held,
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    Fun fair at Silat Avenue
    62 7 The Kampong Silat Community Centre. Singapore, will hold a fun lair at Silat Avenue on July 18 from 2 p.m. to 10 i) m. to commemorate Ita -ccond anniver.say. The manager of the Singapore Improvement Trust, Mr. J M Fraser. will declare the fair open.
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    Nature men visit park
    58 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Thirty members of the Selangor branch of the Malayan Nature Society today visited Bukit Takun. 400 ft. hich landmark of Templer's Park at iCanehinp, 14 miles from Kual.i Lumpur. The societv has appointe«l a committee to a.->>ist theForestry Department to organise voluntary help
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    Food offence: $150 each
    59 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Lee Joon Huck. Chia Hai L<>n and Kashlman were each fined $150 in the police court bete today for moving rice and Kiodslufi off the coast of Tan- Jong Adam without a permit. They said their towkay had asked them to deliver the
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    Samsu fine
    30 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun Found with illicit sam.su in the Kulai resettlement area, Wong Soon. 63, was fined $25 in the Police Court here today. The samsu was worth
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    POLICE CHIEFS AT CONFERENCE
    124 7 From HALL ROMNKY LONDON, Sun. MR NIGEL MORRIS and Mr. W. L. R. Carbonell. rommLssioners of Police In 3in»apore and the Federation, a)11 be among commissioners [rom 24 territories who will Utend the conference of Commissioners of Police Forces In the Colonies and Protectorates at the
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    CHRISTIAN BROTHERS CELEBRATE
    61 7 VI THE lIRISTI A N ItKOTHKKS Founders Day Dinner in Singapore on Saturday. Picture shows from left: Mrs. C. Tan, Mr. R. M Young, the Archbishop of Malacca, Dr Michael ON i. m, mix Brother Ignatius. Mr. W. Prins, Brother Quintan, Dr. A. S. Thevathasan. Mrs. Prins.
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    Malays boycott an election
    158 7 ALL THE OTHERS VOTE ALOR STAR, Sunday. Pin Malays all boycotted Simpang Tiga village's first 1 local council election today. The flection was confined to East Ward and none ot the II eligible Malay voters went •o the polls. There was no election In the two
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    GOVT. AND THE RED WITH GUN
    208 7 GOVT. AND THE RED WITH GUN KUALA LUMPUR. Sun A FEDERATION Government spokesman, referring to a Strait.s limes editorial oii Saturday on the Privy Councii appeal i>| Wont! Poh Yin saiC today "In Wong pyh Yin s ca.se the judge la the court of tual held that an intention to
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    He had scrap rubber: gaoled
    54 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Au.m-: zin Ahmad, a rubber tapper, was sentenced by the sessions court, to six months' gaol for fflcga] possession or one pikul and 70 katis nt scrap rubhir. Awang was arrested at Kota Tlng&i whfn trying to dispose of the rubber. He
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    Beware of these men of promise, voters warned
    249 7 KI'AI.A U MPIK. Sunday. \f K. A. D. C. PETERSON, former Dirrrtnr-Oeneral ol Information, today warned electors against th< danger of voting for "bad politicians" who use promise to get themselves into power. One of the things that rould happen, ho said
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    ROTARY AID FOR BLIND
    79 7 ROTARY AID FOR BLIND MALACCA, Sun rE Malacca Rotary Clv will help thr blind Mr J. G For.syth. when 1. Installed president Uu Rrviowinc last year's actlvi Mi Be Yew I. in, pasaid the clv ■tarted claim for rripplr children at Malacca Gener:: Hospital. It undertook the rare of th
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    Second group
    23 7 The second batch of 100 National Servicemen will report for training at the Singapore Volunteer Corps Headquarters in Beach Rond today.
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    Blood. Bank
    38 7 The position of the Singapore Blood Bank at the end of la *Tik was: OROUP A B CA' Timniftuiona Rlvm 32 16 77 4 Donations rpcpivrri 48 32 51 S Presr.it stnrk 23 13 37 1
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      180 7 The weather MINI M I M TKMPEKATI RK. <~ 30 pm. on July 3 to 7.30 am on July 4 1 tsini;aporf 78 deurcr; J'itihhk 74. Kota Bahni 7t; Kuml.i Lumpur 71. Ipoh 71. Kuaiitan 71 M x I Ml M TBMPBBATI Xl (730 am. to 7.30 pm on July
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      PRICE JUMPS LIVEN TURNOVER
      509 8 BY OUR MARKET CORRESPONDENT THERE was a distinctly better sentiment on the Singapore Share Market last week as the International Tin Agreement came into force on Wednesday and rubber touched the 70 cent level for the first time for 1 1 months. These two factors gave
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      JAP TEXTILE BAN ON
      75 8 TOKYO Sun The Japanese Government tlai announced that It would not accept new contracts for the export of textiles to Indonesia for the time being The decision which went Into :nme<iiatrly followed defaulting by I ndonesH on what Japan claimed was a promise tr pay $11,700,000
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    BUSINESS DONE
    309 8 THE following list of business done in th? Singapore Share Market last week wa- reported by one firm or sharebrokers for the period une 26 to July 2 INDUSTRIALS: Consolidated Tm Smelters 25 Fra-ser Neave Ords. $1.93" 2 to $1.95. Gammons $3.02 a $3.05, Hammers $3.02 2 &$3
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    151 8 The following dividends were announced by companies operating in Malaya last week. JACKSON AND CO. LTD.: A final dividend of 12 12', making a total of 20'; for the year ended February 28. 1954. less income tax. Books close today (July 5). TAIPING CONSOLIDATED LTD.: A dividend of
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    Collection of cess
    141 8 •■pUBBER industry re'jnsen"tatives in Malaya are endeavouring to trace thctc mysterious disappearances of the balance^ with a view to their elimination.' says Mr. K M G Anderson, chairman of VMM, Rubber Planters Estates Ltd.. in a reference to the fact that only part of the replanting cess
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    LEWIS & PEAT
    50 8 LEWIS PEAT Lewis ot Peat, produce Drok■rs, announce a final dividend )f 75 percent less tax making 00 percent for 1953 against 75 >ercent the preceding year rhe group profit was £130.793 igainst £137.236 The net DroIt totalled £76.261 after deluction of tax. compared with il 34.424 for 1952. I
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    Renong Tin
    27 8 Renonc Tin Dredging Co June outputs were lasa mine 1,754 piculs, Jinang (in association with Straits Tinned Ltd.i 37 Jiculs 'in course of trials*. i
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    Rubber and tin on rise
    344 8 MEvmw Co OUBBER has lino news past week and r taw a price mo turnover more a t. for many monl '< The dosing pri .stradily throug A from 67 ct i B< 71 cents en S sentitiß a nrt cmt.s which the highest an
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      369 8 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CIVIL ENGINEERING contractors are Invited to submit their names for Inclusion a 11*1 of approved Contractor!! who will be requester! to 'endiT for the construction of tai propof.ed Coast Ro.irl. (b) Brldces In Mihmitting their names |iartieulars should be Riven of organl sation Including details of qualified engineering
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      1753 8 GEORGE WIMPEY CO., LIMITED Fl RIMER EXPANSION OF TURNOVER i The thirty-fifth annual gen«Tal meeting of Oeorge Wlmpey and Co Ltd was held op July 2 at the Orowenor Hotel. London. SW. sir Godfrey Mitchell ichalrman of th< company i. presided and In the I course of his speech said:
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      765 8 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that Mr Ng Bak Poon Is no longer In our employ as from 30th June, 1954. CHUN CHONO. 83. South Bridge Road Singapore— l NOTICE NOTICE la hereby given that Mr. Wee Sin Choc has resigned as Director of this Company as from Ist
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      949 8 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG ELECTRICITY RIPPLY DEPARTMENT Shift Overseer (Dleael Plant) Applications are Invited from suitably qualified locally domiciled candidates for the appointment of 'Ihree Shift Overseers to take charge of the operation riurln? 8-hour shifts of the new Diesel Generating Plant of 2.500 kW In- stalled
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      105 8 MESSAGERIES MARITIMES WCSTBOUNO ETA CASTBOUNO Vi.ling 5 taH > T MARCOUF 14 July BftfSU to So.goo. j Ju y frianCON Tournne. Haiphong 14 J,., M July CAMBODGE to Soigoo. '^J i'o Monlo, He ngkoog, Japnn It July 17 July F ROUSSEL to Saigon 17 July M July ANADYR to Saigon.
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      1058 9 I The Straits Times Momdsy. July 5. 1954 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. .ft" m Singapore) Passage BLUE FUNNEL LINE Umm to oncerd via other ports te lood and discharge carge LIVEUrOOI, GLASGOW LONDON, t CONT.NENTaI PORTS loMk. P. Shorn Pr-nong L July S/ 7 July I L^L Gil 12 July
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      1163 9 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA For Aden, Port Said, Gcnoe. Antwerp, Rott.rdom, Hamburg, Gdynle, Cepenhegen. Gothenburg ft 0»lo. 1 f P Shorn Penong m) -PATAGONIA 4/ 4 July "FALSTRIA in Pert 4/ 4 Juty ««w) JUTLANDIA" 14/18 July 19/19 July 20/21 July Ran) "ASIA" 24/11 July Cells Beyrouth and
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      1097 9 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SAILINGS to UK and CONTINENTAL PORTS S'por. P. S'horp Penono Benrinne. for Glosgow, 1 London. Rotterrtom O. 21 7/0 Jury 9/10 Jury Benvortkh tor Liverpool, Glosgow, Hull. Rotterdom. Antwerp 12/10 Jury 19/21 July 22/21 July B.nmecdhui for London, Antwerp, Rotterdom, Homburg 11/18 July 19/20 Jury 21/22
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    504 10  -  Sill lI AROI JI SIMM I II JOMS. WMJL OUR MOON. By H. Percy Wilkins. (Muller. 12/6). IK VHE author of this book has for many years been an assiduous and careful observer of the features of the Moon's surface. Here the principal features
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    345 10 More Royalty in U.S. than in Britain! rHEY CAME WITH THE :ONQUEROR. By L C. Pine. .Evans Bros. 215.) IT is regrettable that Mr Pine who, as editor of Burke s Peerage and Baronetage, has done excellent work in separating fact from fiction in its genealogy, has written so disputable
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    FINAL RESULTS
    120 11 RESULTS of the finals in the 1954 All England championships at Wimbledon are: MEN'S SINGLES .l.i ri.Ni.it llnihnv (Egypt) beat Ken Roaewail (Australia) 13-11. 4-6. 6-2. 9-7. MEN'S DOUBLES Meryyn Rose and Rex H.iiiiui. (Australia) beat Tony Trabert and Vie Seixas (America) 6-4, 6-4, 3-6. 6-4 WOMEN'S SINGLES
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    59 11 LONDON. Sun. Peter Allday. who Ins been chosen for England's tram lv the British Commonwealth and Empire Oames at Vancouver the end of this month, set a new nathe record for the hammer thiuw yesterday. Competing In the London Athletic Club's championship*. he threw 174 ft. 10 In.
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    37 11 VEI.BOUHNE Sun. Pat Ford I a| Australia regained the Australian version of the Brlll*h Empire heht weight boxing title here la-*f night when he outpointed the West 1 Indian holder Ivor Oermalne over rounds Reuter.
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    30 11 "I'RICH. Sun. Austria brut Drug**? bf three goals to one to take third place In the 19.54 world snerer tournament here ye«terd»v Halfttme wore was one-all. U.P.
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    431 11 WIMBLEDON, Sunday. AUSTRALIA scored their only success in this year's Wimbledon tennis championships here yesterday when their champions Rex Hartwig and lefthander Mervyn Rose beat Tony Trabert and Vie Seixas of America 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 6-t in a final which was interrupted by
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    342 11 NOTTINGHAM. Sunday. ONLY the intervention of the weather or a remarkable hatting feat which would make cricket history, can save Pakistan from defeat at the hands of England in the second cricket Test at Nottingham. Although rain limited play yesterday to three hours
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    372 12 Thurai gets IOIinC.S.C. Ship Id win 4 RECORD flfth-wlcket partner- ship of 179 runs between C Thuralslngam iIOU and Parama- thevan (84 1 enabled Ceylon Sports "lub to beat TP.CA. by nine wlctets In the annual cricket match v Balesiier Road, Singapore, yes;erday. They thus become the first winners of
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    155 12 Second win over Colon MALACCA, Sanda \IALACCA scored their second eonwcatlve iTI over Singapore when they beat the <>|„ wickets here today. In reply to Singapore's i, 59 and 64. Malacca scored 69 and U Tor seven But it was a hard-earned third .yin
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    155 12 ROYAL NAVY scored a sevenwicket victory over Army in their inter-Services cricket fixture on a wet H.MS. Terror ground yesterday. No play was possible on Saturday owing to rain and the game yesterday was played In a heavy drizzle after lunch. The outfeld was waterlogged
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    217 12 CRC beat Combined Schools by 01 five wickets on the pariang yesterday. Play was continued af;er Schools' total of 80 had been passed and SRC totalled 142 In the Schools second innings of 117 for five E WUI hit 51 not out. C ornUn,* SrkwU:
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    72 12 Singapore Corinthians trounced I Tamil Brotherhood Association 7-0 at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday to win the SAF A. Dlv. 3 lmgue championship Scorers were Sharlff Olman (Si Hussein (2). Hallm. Osman sno Sharif. Referee Mr Layf.?ld In another Dlv 2 match Young Men's Muslim Association
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    22 12 RHELMS. Sjn A British Jaguar dinen n\ Peier Whrehead and Ken Wharton won the 12-hour Endurance race here today.— Renter.
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    185 12 SINGAPORE Swimming (hih scored a surprising In. deserved victn:- over Chinese Swimming Club by sev< n goal* to five In 'he Sins.i|>m> Swlmmlni; Association.- Div l league water-polo match played In the CSC. pool \estetday. The defeat o" the Chinese was all the more .Mirpri.sinr
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    281 12 f ARGELY due to Singapore M MJ bowler Capt Stepto. who scored an unbintrn 103 In the Ounncrs second Innings Royal Artillery bent Infantry by five wickets In their I tuo-d:iv cricket match at Tmißlin < yesterday. In the Gunners' first innlnK* Stepto was
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    365 12 UWHTEEN-YEAR-OU) Russ< 1. Clarke iS.H.B.i was an out- I standing winner at the Singapore Inter-Boys clubs boxing tourna- j ment finals at the SB A Hall on Saturday night when he took tht bantamweight title. Clarke was up against 16-year-old P de Silva
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    51 12 HONO KONG. Sun. University of Malaya beat Hong Kong University by 9 wickets toda>. HKU 63 (B. Selvaraiah 6 for 32 including h«t-trlckl; Malaya 6S fcr one 'Ing Tat Hean 24. Yiap Khir Ylr 32). University of Malaya >ea- H.K U by 5-3 at hockey
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    37 12 CHINESE NET 6 v INDIANS Although soccer I at Jnlan Bt Chnese woi Indium them four of their rtxv} i half chance^ brou ment to their fo: were <■■ Thr Tian Chenne. < to give f'hlnr^r H. J WaM
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