The Straits Times, 7 July 1954

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    13 1 The Straits Times New**?* Estd. 1845. MNOAFOEE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1934. 15 CENTS.
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    My life as a spy: by Mrs. Petrov
    434 1 My life as a spy: by Mrs. Petrov MELBOURNE Tue.s. MRS. EVDOKIA PETROV. wife ot fugitive Russian diplomat Vladimir Petrov. today traced for the Royal Commission on espionage her history as a Soviet secret service agent. The attractive blonde Russian, daughter of a secret police official, emerged Irom 11 weeks
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    ELECTIONS: NEW MOVE
    309 1 Eovt. has scheme to satisfy II sides I A COMPROMISE KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. I DERATION GOVERNMENT annountc- icpected in tin- next few days giving ompromise on elections which all itlitical parties, includinf the I .MNO-.MCA > nuld accept ioinpromi.se is iiiulorstood t<i consisl ice l>\ Ihc High
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    Passport? Not for a Dien Bien Phu man
    841 1  -  FRANCIS WONG HE D HAD ENOUGH OF THE LEGION 50 HE JUST WALKED IN TO SINGAPORE ly 4 VETERAN of Dien Bion Phu walked past customs and immigration officers at Clifford Pier. Singapore, on Monday night, booked a hotel room by shownm
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    MID-AIR BATTLE WITHSMUGGLER
    254 1 Police smash dope racket CAIRO. Tuesday. A POLICEMAN disguised as a mechanic struggled In mid-air with a smuggler today in a plane carryinR about a ton of contraband drugs. Poliee nut a disguised mili1 tary plane at the smugglers' disposal when an airport offirial told them he
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    Quake hits Reno
    14 1 NEW YORK. Tues. Earthquakes shook Reno and Ran FrancUeo today. AP.
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    Dog wakes officer
    42 1 HIS CAR ON FIRE JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Awakened today by his rios barking. Lieut. H. C P. Le.s.ser. RN who lives in Jalan Koi.un Aver, looked out and saw his car blazing. The fire brigade put out the fire.
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    Car hits 3 women
    47 1 Car hits 3 women JOHORE BAHRU. T'.ie.s. Three Malay women were .senously injured when they were knocked down by a car as. tliev were walking along a i>ndee leadinc from Jalan Ah Koo to Jalan Scgßet early this rr.urninp. Police have detained the .driver of the car.
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    A-trips to planets
    32 1 A- trips to planets TOKYO. Tue.s. Moscow Radio quoted a Ru.ssian .scientists today as predicting that atomic-powered aircraft, might make possible the first flicht between the earth and the planets.— V P.
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    Airport rain
    26 1 One and a half inches o[ rain fell over the new Paya Lebar airport area in Singapore in 45 minutes y sterday afternoon 1
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    Royal visitors
    24 1 STOCKHOLM. Tue.v Kinc Oustaf Adolf and Queen Louise of Sweden returned hnmr last night after visiting the Qiuen in London.— A P
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    Shark drags 50 people 18 miles
    154 1 si PKTKRSBI ltd. Hurida. urs A )0 foot whale shark towrd a ti.Vfoot boat and M MfljMß]SjfH about 18 miles before it escaped after a srvrn-hour hattlr. said Caplain J B. Matthrws yrstrrdo aboard thr boat "Captain Bar Strickland" The vessel was cruising off
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    12 QUIT TANKER WITH OIL FOR INDO-CHINA
    111 1 rrWELVE NORWEGIAN sea man the 1.651-ton tank* Singapore for Saigon with imen yesterday, rrfusrd ta rr Vratun. which will loavr a full cargo of high octane petrol. They were replaced by 22 Chinese sailors from the Cfolony. No official reason was Riven for
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    Plea to Neguib
    32 1 CAIRO. Tue.s. Jordan ha.s asked Egypt for military and financial aid to check Jewish attacks, the Jordanian Amba.ssadOr here said today after conference with General Mo- hammed Neguib Reuter
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    2,000 arrested
    27 1 GUATEMALA CITY Tur.v More than 2.000 people mi peeled of pro- Communist po htieal atrocities ftllM Guatemalan prisons today. Each was promised fair hearing —UP.
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    HE SAW 200 SHOT DAILY IN SHANGHAI
    477 1 HE SAW 200 SHOT DAILY IN SHANGHAI ■ONG K()N(;. Tuesday. AN Australian who arrived here today after eisht years in Shanghai was considering an illegal breakout from China when the Reds granted him an exit visa. "I can fly. and if they had left one of their Jets unguarded in
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    WITH LOVE TO U.S.— 50 'DAKS'
    121 1 Gift FROM Britain LONDON T!■ BRITAIN is to make a gilt to th.- United Stat<s of 50 Dakota transport plines worth £200 000 it was announced here today The Treasury said th< y vi n rarplua to R.A.F reqalren Thpy will be recondition- d
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    Six to die
    26 1 T»n A mi-! litary tribunal smtrnerd tix mi-mbfrs of thr "Black H^nri" cans to death today lor political 'errorism In French Morocco -A.P.
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    Cabinet meets
    19 1 PARIS. Tue.s. -The French "remier. M. Pierre Mendrv France, presided over a threehour Cabinet meeting tori;i\ Reuter
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    Reds 25 miles from Hanoi
    160 1 Reds 25 miles from Hanoi HANOI. TU< CIX VIETMINH divisions drployrri today only 25 miles from Hanoi in position to attack thr capital from south and north. French authorities said Three dlvMona are .stab lUhed on :1 narrow fronl 2. nnlr.s touth "f thf city wtr-rc thrv arrived yr^trrrtHy cIOM
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    CHOU EN-LAI MEETS HO
    56 1 II<!\(; KOMi Tn-s. Mr Chou En-lai. thr Chinese Pnmr M'nistrr. mrt Mr. Ho Chi M.nh. thr Virtnunli loarl<t. w anew here ni<>ne thr Chi- letiuun frontier, Pckinu Rarlin >ai<l tod iv. Mr Chou ffu accompanlt by the Vutminh An Mr Hoanß Vnn H' I I- trli
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    STOP PRESS
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    Peer is cleared of hitting nurse
    551 2 COURT LAUGHS AS SHE ASKS: 'HAVE YOU A DIMPLE? 9 LORD BEATTY DENIES ATTACK IN STRAND LONDON, Tuesday. A BLONDE NURSE, 32-year-old Mrs. Margaret Evans, today lost her case of assault against Lord Beatty, a 19-year-old British peer. Mrs. Evans said in court she
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    LATIN INFLUENCE IN THIS SUIT
    42 2 THERt IS LATIN tniluenn m this playsuit in navy and unite cotton with a jacket uith frilled sleeves. It was ihown at a School for Fashion Design show at the Royal College of Art, London. —Reuter picture.
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    Mars lake has 'run away'
    114 2 Mars lake has 'run away TOKYO. Tues. TAPANESE astronomers are J puciled over the disappearance of a "lake" on the planet Mars, now making one of it* care close approaches to the earth. Teunco Saxaki. a leading Japanese authority on Mars, said observations made from the Osaka science hall failed
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    QUEEN GIVES V.C. TO SUSAN
    105 2 QUEEN GIVES V.C. TO SUSAN LONDON. Tur.v QUEEN ELIZABETH today handed a curly -headed seven-year-old orphan girl the Victoria Cross her father won in the Imjin Rlvrr battlo ;n Korra thret years ago. The Quern welcomed little Susan Curtis from Devonport privately in a white and gold state dining room
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    Jet training for Japanese
    41 2 TOKYO. Tues. Japans Air Force today began Its first training in jet planes under United States instructors. The new Air Force of 6 000 men has only about 60 aircraft, all propellor driven trainers and helicopters.— A.P.
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    AUSTRALIA MAY LET IN 'TOKEN' INDIANS
    120 2 V CANBERRA. Tuesday. INDIA is planning to ask the Australian Government k»y to allow a token entry of Indian migrants to AusJralia each year. It was reported that India would be satisfied If 1W or even 50 Indians were allowed in *ach year, on
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    Mountaineer dies on peak
    56 2 SKARDU. Tues. Mari Puchez, a member of an Italian expedition on Mount Godwin Austen "28.250 feeti. died of pneumonia on June 21. It was learned here today. Recent messages reaching this Kashmir town have said the expedition, led by Professor Ardito Deso. had been meeting continual
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    Woman dies, 110
    28 2 LAS PALMAS Canary Islands. Tues. -Maria Viela Ramos, died yesterday, aged 110 She leaves five sons. 39 grandchildren. 92 great-grand-children and three great-great-grandchildren. -A P.
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    Jockey dies
    22 2 NEW YORK Tues-Vernon Smith, a 19-year-old jockey died after a fall yesterday in a horse race in New Hampshire -A.P.
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    Route guarded
    45 2 KALIMPONG. West Bengal. Tues.— The Chinese Communist authorities In Tibet have posted troops along the rntlre route from Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, to the Fortress of Chando m Sikang in preparation for the Lalal Lama's projected journey to Peking, according to reports. Renter
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    No tenant for GBS 's home
    106 2 No tenan t for GBS 's home LONDON. Tues. George Bernard Shuw's house, which it was hoped would become a national shrine when the playwright and author died in 19.50. stood empty today because no suitable tenant can be found. An official of the National Trust, the body which maintains
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    The courage of Mrs. Hartel
    116 2 AACHEN. Germany Tues. Mrs. LU Hartel. Danish horsewoman who was paralysed by polio 10 years ago. last night won the world championship in dressage ndinp Jubilee at the Aachen horse .«-how She also rode Jubilee when winning the silver medal in the individual dressage test
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    THE RUSSIANS VETO THE FIREMEN
    151 2 THE RUSSIANS VETO THE FIREMEN NEW YORK, Tues. A VERBAL alarm sent, two flrp rnRtnPS to the headquarters of the Russian delegation to the United Nations latr last night, but the firemen were not permittrd to enter. The Russians said there was no fire. Fire headquarters SUgfeit cd that paper
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    Asylum man arrested
    63 2 CHICAGO Tues. Tap! Hsuan Yei. aßed 25. Chinrsf Nationalist Marinp Corps officer who sought political asylum in the United States, habeen arrested by U.S. naval officers and will be flown tc Formosa. A VS. spokesman said that the navy was ordered to arr<\s! Hsuan at the request
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    Guatemal won't ta|k to Russia
    93 2 BIGGER, Hi.; ri GAOLS, it,, GUATEMALA i T'HF, nr terns to break r with th( count:;' i nounrcri The nc g i pd aftei "revolution, that all i.p' will hr 2.000 hay? new ua^;the rest. The Govi (tent ra I to to kc<-p in „n
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    Plan welcon
    11 2 F'Trisn Offli ■< Govrrr. award c taken over b: tionah
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    Civil deience still a must? A great big Yes by Fyfe
    439 3 Civil deience still a must? A great big Yes by Fyf e 5 LONDON, Tuesday. )A VID MAXWELL FYKK, the Home P cretary, *•'<! yesterday if ever an attack weapons was made on Britain the of lit i and suffering would "constitute a without any previous parallel in history." I
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    THIS PUTS YEARS ON BRENDA
    76 3 I\,|V! how you've a«ed! But this is one time when actress Brenda de K. in/it- takes this comment as a compliment. On the left is Manches-ter-born Brenda as she usually is. And on the right as she is in her role as Miss McNab, a
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    AMERICA, RUSSIA EXPEL ENVOYS
    217 3 AMERICA, RUSSIA EXPEL ENVOYS A WIIN<- K'N, Tucs. I iillicials 'i in expelled ihf i nited State* X, it months m -i charges, the H- Department an ■ouncei! The Soviet ■E in lent have re K. ted bj expelling two in attache! from nil JK Americans, »lu> have been ,<[
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    Mercy urged for editor
    27 3 K Khartou cor B paper Sid to .n riots on m w th in 31 people were kil uicludin; indant of i'-e. m
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    RUSH DIVORCE, SHE PLEADS TO COURT
    113 3 Tues. court day t" ru ,ib•o Wr fl' wi .1 to .stay .Tudith J* ted to had had a oneslan au- ded hi r visa w til July 9. i furthi or married the man by then she would have to come to Singapore.
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    That Yangtse dream gets a Red revival
    192 3 LONDON. Tues, ABRIDGE more than twice i as long as the Sydney Har- Dor bridge is to be built across :he Yanstse River in China Aithin the next five years, the Sew China news agency said yesterday. Mao Vi Sheng president )f the
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    Housewives force down meat prices
    62 3 LONDON. Tuex. HOUSEWIVES revolting against rocketing meat prices touched off by the end ni rationing forced them down a little today. As Smithftrld market openid for business, wholesalers reported some prices sliding one penny to 2d a pound. Some butchers also joined the nouscwivtw revolt
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    Rejected again
    30 3 WASHINGTON, Tues— The United States yesterday rejected for the second time a Soviet charge that the US. Navy had seized a Soviet tanker near Formosa last month —Reuter
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    Siam pays $3 mil for death rail
    110 3 LONDON. Tups SIAM has paid about Malayan $3,000,000 for the death railway built by prisoners during the war. Mr. Osbeit PeakP. the Minister of Pen.sions. said. Mr. Peakr. answering a question In the House of Commons said this amount had to be distributed
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    END IS NEAR, SAYS MAN ON PEACE' HUNGER STRIKE
    183 3 GENEVA. Tues. ITO SONG THIET. 34-year-V old Vietnamese pacifist who ha* been on hunger strike for peace during the (ieneva conference. announced today he felt the end was near both for himself and his country. n a letter to newspaper*, he
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    WEBB SAYS: ADMIT CHINA TO UNITED NATIONS
    253 3 WEBB SAYS: ADMIT CHINA TO UNITED NATIONS WELLINGTON. Tuesday. MR. CLIFTON WEBB, New Zealand External Affairs Minister, said tonight the time had come to admit Communist China to the United Nations. "I am firmly convinced that the absence of China from the United Nations has prevented i a lessening of
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    More pay demand
    34 3 LONDON. Tues Union leaders of more than 600.000 civil servants met in London yesterday to plan a waees campaicn which would cost the Government 1 17 000.000 mor» a year Reuter
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    Bangkok check
    21 3 BANGKOK. Tues The Siamese Cabinet has ordered the registration and card-in-dexing of the entire population of Bangkok A P
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    LONDON STOCKS
    279 3 LONDON. Tue* 'THE highlight ol the stock marIcctn tv the marked strength of Klltedged aecurUuv This follows the news of the Government's latest conversion ofler. This is regarded us anotht-r indication of the Governments desire to keep money cheap. Rubbers im in quiet requtst but fas were neglected.
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    LONDON TIN
    27 3 LONDON. July 0 Cash Buyers C*6o; Sellers C7K2; Forward Buyers C"49; Sellers C 749> 2 Settlement 1:758. Turnover a.m. 50 tons: p in 40 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    45 3 1 LONDON July 6 —Spot 21 ',d I Aug 21>,d Sept 21 >«<1 Or t -Dec 21 .d Jan -Mar 21 \d Apri -June II -ri JuJy clt. 21 ',d.. Au« c.U. 21 3 l«d. Sept. c.l.f 21 3 16d Tone- Very steady
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    Orchard Circus: claims by seven
    270 4 Orchard Circus: claims by seven SEVEN claimants are eking compensation from tho Singapore Government on the ground thai the highway around Orchard Road Circus is on land owned by them. the acting President of the City Council, Mr. J. i Rea, said yesterday. He waa commenting on the the StiiuLs
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    Theft from car
    24 4 PENANG. Tues. A camera valued at $250 waj stolen from a car at Penanc Road while the owner attended a late
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    Photographer stabbed, staggers to taxi
    96 4 S:\c.\PORE Polici an- tnves-i :ng thr .stabbing of a iphrr. Mr All \:n: Snmr on Monday nisht Mr. An wa.s stabbed in the rhost and left in a l<mrl\ :>pot in Jalan Nun. Slglap. A police spokesman said Mr Au was driven to Jalan Nuri
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    THE BIG RITSON CASH RWDLE
    313 4 Problem is: How to raise the extra millions THK Singapore City Council will have to find millions of dollars more to pay its daily-rated employees on the Ritson scale. Mr. T. M. Stevens, the City Secretary, said yesterday: It is impossible to say now if
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    Mr. Facing both ways' his problem
    127 4 Mr. Facing both ways' his problem KI'AI.A U'MPI'R. Tues. THK jeneral secretary of the Malayan Plantation Workers* Union. Mr. P. P. N.irayanan. has started a rountry-widr tour to persuade "fence sitters" to join thr proposed amalgamated union of estate workers. Mr. Narayanan returned today from a tour of estates in
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    Two accused of extortion
    68 4 KUALA LUMPUR. T TYng Seng Kuan. 26. and CIMM Kee Chan. 43 of Kuala Lumpur were charged here today with attempted extortion They were alleged to haw put Kuan Yoon in fear ot hi> lite yesterday at the Lucky World amusement park and demanded $10 from
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    Jasin show
    21 4 MALACCA. Tucs.— Mr. G. E. C Wisdon- Rrsident ComimsMoner. will open the Jasin I District Shew on July 24.
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    Fatima's prize is no use in the ulu
    180 4 Fatima's prize is no use in the ulu PATIMA, a Malay amah employed on Bukit Besi Mine, DunRim Trengßanu—inaccessible except by train last week won a motor car in the Trengganu Branch Red Cross lottery. A Red Cross oreani-ser. Miss P Cunnineham. paid a special visit to the mine to
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    Constable gaoled for theft
    54 4 BCKIT MERTAJAM. TuCs A constable. Abdul Latiff. who sole a pen from another constable and pawned it for $5 wa> yesterday sent to prison for six months Constable Wonc Sone Peck told the sessions court here he missed his pen from his quarters and later traced
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    Historians get together
    60 4 TELUK ANSON Tues- A meeting will be held at the Anglo Chinese School In Raja Musa Road at 5.30 p.m tomorrow to discuss the formation of a branch of the Malayan Historical Society Known as the Southern Branch this body will cover Batanc Padang including Tanjone Ma'.im.
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    A MOMENT THEY LONGED FOR
    62 4 SIR JOHN M( OLI. the Governor of Singapore, lays the foundation stone of the 5159.000 swimming pool for merchant seamen at C'onnell House in An.son Road. Singipnre. Yesterday's ceremony, which was attended by representatives of the shipping community, marked a new phase in the efforts
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    A mirage that is not one any more
    255 4 SEAMEN SOON IN THE SWIM T»HE Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll, at a <-eremony yesterday attended by representatives of the Colony's shipping community, laid the foundation stone of a $159,000 swimming pool at Connell House. Mr T B Low. the Ma.st.r
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    He robbed the same room twice
    120 4 He robbed the same room twice KUALA LIPIS Tues lEE Kong Cheong. 23. who Li robbed the same room In the Kuala Llpis Rest House twice in two month* wa- > n-trnct-d to nine months' gaol on each of two charges of theft the sentences to run concurrently, followed by
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    Film shows for children
    52 4 Screenings of Fli K ht of the White Heron t colour Cinemascope film of the Queens Commonwealth t< ur. will be shown for Singapore schoolchildren at the Odeon Theatre The .show s will t,e held at 8 30 a.m. daily from Monday and tickets will cost
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    STUDENT TOURISTS STILL NEED $3,000
    121 4 Money for Japan trip is short The students needed $12 500 to subsidise the tour, under thr auspices or the University's Historical Society. Their applications to the University Council and the two Governments for grants were turned down. So, at a (un-fair and dance, they
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    RECEIVER IS APPOINTED TO RUN FIRM'S AFFAIRS
    85 4 An application for the appointment of an interim receiver to take charge of the affairs of Mok Peng Chia. trading as Chop Chta Moh, of No 18 Circular .9oad. was r.ranted by Mr. Justice Taylor in the Singapore High Court I yesterday. The
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      131 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE AM 7 16 Tune Signal and Opening Announcement; 716 Morning Star; 7 M Nens; 7.35 Melody M,>. Hire; 800-R3O Invitation to Music 8 II English S<hooLs Broadcast; 11 10 English ScjiooLt Broadcast, P M 100 Programme Summary, 1.01 Favourite Dance Bands; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45
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    Eall-up parades like a ame of tennis, he says
    368 5 E all-up parades like a ame of tennis, he says »ITL DENTS' PLEAS \RE REJECTED ,ppeals of three medical students and a Knidcnl-tearhcr against national service were J., (l \c>ltrflay by a tribunal in the Supreme the student -teacher, claimed that would afTrct his ability to study for the Teachers'
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    RALLLY FOR LORD ROWALLAN
    68 5 RALLLY FOR LORD ROWALLAN To biggesi ever rVH H history d Rowallan when he v thus Jalan N .'mbpr lido 2H II attend. f^B .i:rivc.s in Slufl Vancouver, H v G< < i 1 On i c will op» n (hr m 'urong g) i'.nnp fire v f£ with (mli
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    Four rallies planned
    54 5 j^RNANO Tver- Prnane and Pie Wellesle* acouta wIU gta ilhes to welcome the nmonwealth's chief See Rowallan, who win H: the .settlement from Nov. ft m bo hrld at A p Town. Nibonc Teb.il Si tuts from vernacular teb< oln a sr rirment ca» Jubilee ramp from
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    SHE WILL STUDY IN UNITED STATES
    64 5 MISS FANG CIIOOI LlN<l above, has been awarded the Hazen Foundation Fellowship to study at the Srarritt College and Vanderbilt I'niversity of Social Science, at Nashville Tennessee. The year's scholarship is sponsored by the National V W.C. A. of New York. Miss Fani:. It,
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    On with the beret, say the scouts
    160 5 —BY 4-TO-l VOTE SINGAPORE Boy Scouts voted yesterday by a four-to-one majority in favour of wearing oerets. But this does not neces- I sarily mean that the beret will replace the felt hat in the Colony. The acting Chief Commis- sioner, Mr. L.
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    Late, he tells court: Sun is my watch
    182 5 i V \s uhn ramp to Sinfft- pmr ti iffn court late jrr- told thr mmfif Hi it hr had iudcfd (InJnn h\ tin- sun JB^ik h.ii it of (V\lon Road. i .iv< v.iv 1 1 r d for .it MS pm.
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    RIVER PATROL SAVES PLANE
    311 5 Ausier crasnea in jungie swamp BATU PAHAT, Tuesday. FIJIAN soldiers and police using tiny river craft have salvaged an Auster spotter plane which crashed last Friday among terrorist hideouts in Johore Jungle I swamps. The Auster, operating against terrorist cultivation areas, crashed eight miles north-wi'M of
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    Music exam man due
    61 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tiio.s. Mr.Angus Morrison, who will conduct the practical examinations of the Associated Board of thr Royal School of Hnrtf in Malaya this year, will reach Penang on July 21 A noted pianist. Mr. Morrison has agreed to perform as solo artist with the revived
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    'PRAISED MANAGER WHEN HE EARNED IT'
    325 5 EVIDENCE that he had written and praised 1 M. R. Swain, the manag- ing director of Hume Industries (Far East) 1 Ltd.. when he deserved it. was given by C. H. Unbehaun. a former managing director of the company, in the Singapore High Court
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    Furniture swindle alleged
    116 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues JUDGMENT was reserved in the Sessions Court today in the case in which tour men i were charged with cheating Ng Pens Seng, a furniture dealer, iby obtaining furniture valued at $644 It was alleged that Lee Koh Poo and O. K. Nair ordered
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    Days set for nominations
    55 5 ALOR STAR. Tues. Elections to fill three seats each in the town councils of Alor Star and Sung' i Patani will be held on Aug. 7 and 14 this year. Nomination days arr: Alor Star Town Council. July 18, at Balai Besar: Sungei Patani Town Council,
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    SIX GO TO SCHOOL IN FLYING CLASSROOM
    211 5 SIX American university s are flying round the wo a BOAC Constellation from They are: Dr. Alfred Sumner. a lecturer in geography and leader of the party; Dr Clarence Peterson, a specialist in education; Miss Isabel Cassidy. and Messrs. W. Holtzman, A. McClure
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      138 5 For extra SAFETY Ride on MICHELIN Real low Pressure Tyres if %%l fli/vV/f RFFR /SJH^ v# J||Kc\ /'Mm. <iTtMm*\ jA wm IPAIL CCUDDLC-eiClllL c r >$ no on ncreas Tne W*S^—^^^*^j^^L thickness ot the cooking B^^ggj^KSoH surtace. but give greatly added B^H9 strength. on flat side I Q A l/rr
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      119 5 SINGAPORE DIARY CLOTHINtI SHOP: st Andrew meeting 745 pm nim show Bpm CathfdrU. south side 3 pm. to 5 CHINESE V.M.C.A. iSflPsie p m Road > Txble tennln 2 pm and 7 EX-SERVICE ASSOCIATION: pm body building J pm badminVelrrann' srriklng conctTt. Beach ton 8 p.m.. commercial «chool 5p m
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    DEATH
    20 6 M Worrf* $11) (minimum) ELIZABETH I'OAY>.1 'OAY>. Wife of We Cdr H. A Singer. luddenl) ;>• RAF Ch?njrl. IM July.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 6 ;n Word. f«i«i»Mil TO THK EVFR-lOVINO MEMORY I* DM late the Rev. J. A. Bupramanlan who paaaad away on Faithful Onto Inserted by his loving children
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    Singapore, Wed. July 7. 1954 Facts About Taxes
    811 6 Singapore, Wed. July 7. 1954 Facts About Taxes Seven years after the first collections of income tax, the arrears of the first twelve difficult months at last hay been substantially overtaken This comment by Mr. R B. BeaaaMß on the Department's work in Singapore is a strikinc footnote to the
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    Compromise?
    498 6 The seven reserve*! seats on the future partly elected Federal Legislative Council have come to he looked upon ,is the means of compromise ending the Alliance "boycott" It is possibility that was recocrvsod even before the Alliance withdrew its co-operation from the Government and its representatives from the lccislaturc
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      'Constitutional' Malay Rulers above politics
      323 6 NO-ONE can call the new move of the U.M.N.O.M.C.A. Alliance to petition the Rulers regardng future political changes and to gain their sympathy a bad one. In Tact, it would have been to the advantage of the Alliance and the self-rule movement if the Alliance
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      The work of local councils
      91 6 LOCAL councils were aft up in this district last year. as a first step to self-coven.-ment. I cannot see the use for local councils if they cannot 1 act freely on -such a thine a* I local affairs The Chief Administrative .Officer in this district
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      S.T.C. inspector and politeness
      74 6 rpHE S.T.C. have surely In X strurted their staffs to b polite to their passenper.s But recently I heard :>: Indian ST.C. bus inspector te;. ing the passengers that the; should go by car or taxi 1 they wished to avoid his rude ne-^ The dispute
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      Fare refused
      45 6 CAN a trisha-ridrr who rrfuscs a fare bo prosecuted When it was raining heavily ane momine. I hailed a trtsha in North Bridge Roiri but all the trlsha-riders to whom I called out shook their heads and pedalled away. l. c. r. Singapore
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      Australians better served by war correspondents
      356 6 YOUR special feature ar 1 was no doubt written I little credit to British trooi portion of General Wavrll'; •tide "Aussies led attack" by an Australian. It gives pt who formed the greater s force in Western Egypt. The writer of the article •states
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      Economics will decide problem
      127 6 Economics will decide problem DOES Kreta Beer" not realise that motorists, especially owner-drivers, think in terms of "cents" when it comes to paying $30 odd for parking a car durine office hours Economics will decide the issue of whether to take a bus and leave the car at home or
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      Prayer may be the way to peace
      108 6 Prayer may be the way to peace ILIKE what Mr. Djamaan Soelaiman says: What the world badly needs is neither arms nor peace con- 1 ferences. but love for our leliowmen" as a means to achieve world peace It rings very true. The world seems to have forgotten its Creator.
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      Protest against higher fares
      90 6 rE recent increase of bus fares in Kuala Lumpur by certain operators especially on the town routes Ls surprisinc It means a lot to the wage earner, weekly, monthly and annually. The residents of Sentul. Sentul Pasar and others who use the routes whose bus fares
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      Selection for council jobs
      71 6 THE City Council establishment committee should, in consultation with the Education Department and the University of Malaya, prepare a lust of equivalent and higher qualifications for the guidance of the establishment officer. The committee should also have an entrance examination for all vacancies open to Sin-gapore-born
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      School prefects and the driver
      91 6 THE other day I was drivinc pas s the Anglo-Chinese School in Teluk Anson when I was stopped by some students Their badges told me that I they were prefects. What they 'said irritated me. They told m>' that in future I must not co
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      INDIAN RADIO MUSIC
      199 6 OVERS of South Indian music are always disappointed when they tune in to Radio Malay.i Tamil programmes. In the daily four hours as- signed to Indian music, more than three are devoted to cheap if popular film songs. Unfortunately Indian muMc like many other things in the
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      Students in politics
      85 6 IT is true that the university students of today are the statesmen, diplomats and other leadeis of tomorrow But. I don't think it good for students to take part in uolitic.s. If students are allowed to do so. their studies will be affected They are also likely
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      Fly nuisance
      47 6 THE present influx of flies in the Henderson Road ana is causing anxiety among the residents. The insects seem U> corr.e from the sewerage works where stagnant water accumulates with the waste mutter in the compound there. Can nothing be done? K. C. YEO Singapore
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      The trouble at Indian customs
      183 6 The trouble at Indian customs I AGREE with Mr. Padmanabha Menon that those who try to cheat the Indian customs should be dealt with harshly. But the bad treatment and unnecessary trouble from the customs seem to be experienced by all passengers at South Indian ports. A reader vrote: "Recent
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      Food catering on the express
      77 6 THE CATERING on the Sumpitan Emas "Golden Blowpipe 1 Express Is bad. Muslim food Ls available but there is no distinction In serving a non-Muslim and a Muslim. The fowU are slaughtered. I believe, by the Chinese. Beef and lish are all kept in the
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      The volunteers are dissatisfied
      125 6 A 6 a volunteer in the Slnga- pore Military Forces. I do not like the publicity imostlv too good 1 given to Singapore's conscripts. There is great difference between a consr.riDt and a volunteer. I have been a volunteer for j the last four years having
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    On the Margin
    137 6 On the Margin Unresol ris questta eompai ed I i I method oi H fronts m in North a I harvest S v 2 M m C( And 'ri ditlonall Tax ai more tract in P< The rea YIT Uv La farmin The fd to 01 both In tl «i
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    800 INCOME TAX CASES IN COURTS LAST YEAR
    147 7 800 INCOME TAX CASES IN COURTS LAST YEAR |H sos for M income en up in irta last md the date Of Judßr for the r recovered JV ill Hi r tax whs than 350 gftinini of under Ordinance I $45,585. mI venue from kgl yrar was i Of $23.--i:vi
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    New wavelength
    19 7 r' mrdium wave froqwr-nrv Biur Network ol Radio Kuala Lumpur, B hanged on July 20 from Mi
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    More colour in those phone conversations
    101 7 KOALA CIMPIR. Tuev pOI.OURED telephones V Mill be available for the firvt time in October. spokesman of the Telecommunications Department said today He added: "Subscribers will be able to replace their prrsent black ones for an additional annual r«-ntal of lit." He said the
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    Weather men's officials
    55 7 Official.* ol the Mctrorologl cal Technical Employee.' Union Singapore, for this yea are: dent. Mr. V. R,r.i Go pal: vice-president, Mr. N. C Menon: socrotary. Mr. Joh] Thamboti: treasurer. Mr. "hai T>un Dokc: committee Ml sr.> Tan Joo Cheng Ahmad bli Mustapha, Lim Boon Teclc. Sin Krns
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    41,200 DODGE MUSLIM TAX
    49 7 twvvv. r M I rl from those twn forms ot ■5164.844. ha'.f of which wrnt to the poor and for other cli;iritablr purpoMt and alM> as cnir.mis.sion.v to tax collectors .md thi :r MStttaata. The other half of the col- w<^nt to the Muslim Pund
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    I was sold for $1,000, girl, 16, tells court
    513 7 'MAN LOCKED ME IN ROOM AND BEAT ME' IH-YKAR-OLD Kuala Lumpur girl told a Singapore court yesterday that she was tricked into coming to Singapore "for a pleasure trip." When she reached the city, she said, she was sold to a
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    Body floating in river
    41 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The body of an Indian, aged about 50. was found floating :n Kamponi? Bahru here today It was later identified as that of N. Chlnniah of the Nc Teonn Keat Rubber Factory in Setapak.
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    Missing—three women
    39 7 Missing— three women Three women were rt\x>rteri mussing in Singapore yesterday. They were Annie Chiang Yoke Yinß. aced 31 of I.oronc 35. Geylang Road. Tham Tay Ho, 38 of Duxton Road and Chan Lens Wee, 14 of Smith Street.
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    Miner dies
    23 7 IPOH, Tues. Mr. Chuns: Sen Nyean. an Ipoh miner died at his home in Chung Thye Phln Road. He was 59.
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    POLICE DROP BOMBS CHARGE
    101 7 Tan Chai Tek. who was charged on June 7 with "having control of 23 mortar shells and bombs' at Sungoi Scraiaiiß ofT Chanai. was acquitted yesterday in Singapore yesterday. ASP. A. W. Mahmood, prosecuting, -said that he had been instructed by the Deputy Public Prosecutor to
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    FREED FROM DEATH CELL, HE WILL TRY NEW WAY OF LIFE
    110 7 LI.M II TEE. driving teacher who was freed on Monday from a death sentence by the Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal. decided yesterday to give up driving lessons. "From now on I intend to help my family make bean
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    — FOUR — TERRORISTS KILLED BY FIJIANS
    116 7 FOUR TERRORISTS KILLED BY FIJIANS LAYANG LAYANG, Johorc Tues. FIJIAN troops today killed four terrorists in two incidents in this area. INCIDENT NO. 1 was six miles north-west of Sembrong Estate. A patrol of 12 Platoon. "D' Company, led by Lieut. K. M Tagivetaua, surrounded throe terrorists in a camp.
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    BIG HUNT ON FOR 60 BANDITS
    114 7 SEREMBAN Tues. A j big search is going on five i miles trom here for the 60 terrorists who battled with a Gurkha platoon for an hour on Saturday. A police spokesman today said that the bandits escaped in small groups. A Gurkha, Rifleman
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    Shot police officer improves
    80 7 Shot police officer improves KUALA L. I'M PUR I'u's INSPECTOR Ahmad bin Kassim. ib. tuuna shot :n urn, car in Maxwell Road here >n Sunday night, is progressing satisfactorily, hospital authorities said today. Inspector Ahmad. who s attached to the Criminal Investigation Department. Selangor was returning nome at the time
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    Assignee goes on leave
    43 7 Mr. W. C. Alcock official assignee. Singapore, has left on long leave. Mr S E. Teh. assistant official assignor. |a acting for him. Mr. Denis D'Cotta. magistrate, has been transferred to the official MMtfMe*! office as assistant official assignee.
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    Smoker fined
    26 7 JOHORE BaHRU Tues. Quek Bee Yam found smoking chandu in a house in Mersin?. was fined $200 or one month's goal in Mersing yesterday
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    88 pass Bachelor of Arts examination
    393 7 EIGHTY-EIGHT candidates have passed the Bachelor of Arts Deercr and 11 the Diploma in Education examinations of the University of Malaya 1953-54 session. B.A. Degree with Honour*: Ist C)a*s Economics Choi Slew Hong Ist Class Hlslorv Wong Lin Km S-rond (lam. fpper Division: Hi'tnrv:
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    BEAUTY QUEEN ALICE BIT P.C. AFTER QUARREL
    214 7 BEAUTY QUEEN ALICE BIT P.C. AFTER QUARREL Row outside cabaret, court told KIWI. A I-IMPIR. Tuesday. ALICE CHENG MOI. aged J9. who was eh— en I Singapore's "Newspaper C^iieen" last year u;k accused here tndav of assaulting a policeman and disorderly behaviour. Charged with her was 21 '.-■ar-nUI Tan Al
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    Court holds judgement
    63 7 Singapore Court of Criminal Vppeal yesterday r> udyment in the appeals r Woo Sing and Sim Ah Kow, inder sentence of three nonths' and one month's imprisonment respectively, <>n :harge of doing a negligent aci not amounting to culpabi homicide. The two appeal! wen listed for hearing
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    Man waylaid
    23 7 Three men. each with a revolver waylaid *n Intiiim In fCranJi Road Singapore on Monday art«rnoon nnd robbed him of $225.
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    14 members resign
    41 7 IPOH lue.s The Pernk Chinese Secretariat toria> confirmed the receipt of a block resignation of 14 members ol the Chine.se Advil The Board is to ma Thursday and Friday for rnu tine discussions on mutters afTectinc the < nity.
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      104 7 SOW WHAT? HffiLXr^ YATES 'fp^Pl GARDEN SEEDS tiew Seasons FLOW£R SEEDS Air freighted to ensure FRESHNESS and FERTILITY 1.1 t'l.S. I*<lV lift Balsam Mangold Calendula Marionette Carnation Petunia Cosmos Phlox Dianthus Portulaca Caillardia Sunflower >S Zinn:a U.I rts. L«ir</i> l*«tvln>t Carnation ONLY ABOVE VARIETIES AVAILABLE STOCKS ARE LIMITED IMMEDIATE ORDERING
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      179 7 The weather MIMMIM TKMPKRATIRK '7 30 pm. on July S to 7 30 am on July 6 1 SlitKupoit 7H de«rfe<Pcnung 75. Kola Balini 71 K Lumpur 74. Ipoh 74. Kuiint.in 71 MAXIM I M TKMPKRATIKK (7 30 H.m. to 7 30 pm. on J llv ll Sinviiporr 87. Prnany
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    30 HOMES AS GUINEA PIGS IN SURVEY
    324 8 30 HOMES AS GUINEA PIGS IN SURVEY HOW MUCH do you pay for toothpaste? How much does your child pay for tiffin at school? What do you use for cooking— firewood, electricity, gas. charcoal or kerosene? These are just a few of the questions you'll be asked if you have
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    Farm show prizes will total $2,000
    85 8 Farm show prizes will total $2,000 PENANG. Tues. MORE than $2,000 in prizes will be awarded in the Settlement agricultural show to be held at Bagan Jermal. Butterworth, on July 17 and 18. Highest prizes will go to the padi exhibits. Winning specimens from this class will be sent to
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    Wives come from China
    46 8 Three hundred and twentynine Chinese passengers arrived in Singapore in the Norwegian ship Hoi Houw from China yesterday. A further 139 Chinese, in transit to Penang. were also on board. Most of the passengers were wives of residents in Malaya. Ei iiiii
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    Uproar, all was uproar as rescue men ordered firemen about, he says
    540 8 SOME CRIED 'FORWARD' —OTHERS 'BACK' 23rd DAY OF THE INQUIRY RESCUERS interfered with airport firemen at Kalian* on March 13, when a 8.0.A.C. Constellation crashed and burnt with the loss of 33 lives, it was stated yesterday in
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    Nobody wants thispadi-so it rots in the storehouses
    168 8 Nobody wants thispadi-so it rots in the storehouses IPOH, Tuesday. BECAISE there is no demand for it, 103.i>00 piculs of Perak padi is slowly rotting in storehouses. The Government paid $1,761,200 for it— at least $17 a picul. This includes 36.600 piculs. Erown last year. The rest Is 1 this
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    'LET US TAKE TEXT BOOKS TO EXAMS'
    85 8 'LET US TAKE TEXT BOOKS TO EXAMS' PENANG. Tues. Candidates sitting for the Telecoms Clerical Service examinations should be allowed to take reference books with them into the examination hall says their union The Penang branch ot the Union of Telecoms Workers of Malaya has submitted this proposal to the
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    Caught by hole in house wall
    60 8 IPOH. Tues. Tan Ah Piew. 34. was arrested as he was about to crawl through a hole which he had made in the brick wall of a shophouse in Hugh Low street on Monday night. Today he pleaded guilty to house breaking. Sentence was
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    200 keep a welcome date
    80 8 ALOR STAR. Tues. Twc hundred people attended the "President's Night" at the Stia Kesukaan Club last night to welcome back the Raja Muda of Kedah. Tengku Halim. from Britain. Tengku Halim. who is studying administration at Oxford is on a three-month vacation He is the
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    Strays went to police
    43 8 IPOH, Tues. Police have started a campaign against straying cattle in Ipoh. A dozen cattle and goat owners were fined today for allowing their animals to stray. In two cases cattle were found in the compounds of Police stations.
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    MONSOON People fight shy of rough trip
    70 8 MONSOON People fight shy of rough trip ONLY iOO Indians ieft Singapore yesterday m the Jalagonal for India, one of the smallest groups to lea\e this year. The reason is the start of the South-West monsoon, which will be blowing at full force when the Jilagopal reaches the Bay of
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    YOUTH SENT FOR TRIAL ON ARSON BID CHARGE
    112 8 A 17-YEAR-OLD youth was in Singapore yesterday committed to stand trial at thel High Court on a charge of at- j tempting to set fire to a house' on April 4. Halil bin Daim was alleged to have attempted to set flre
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    Mission back in capital
    52 8 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. The Rubber Inquiry Mission headed by Sir Francis Mudie returned to Kuala Lumpur today after a four-day visi' to Kelantan. They talked with estate managers, smallholders and rubber dealers in Kelantan The mission also had discussions with the Mentri Besar British Adviser and
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    Ore from China goes to Europe
    34 8 The Danish freighter Marie Skou arrived in Singapore yesterday from Yulinkong with 8.500 tons of iron-ore for Antwerp. The ship will take on w.itrr provisions and bunkers here.
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      194 8 S *™*.T N l A T. l 0 l ATTRAC in coionioni fHom iiw X.,0 p ni <;i,ITTERIN(i lIS BI \Ks WONDKRI I I \> ITS ROMANCI BREATHTAKING As v, HUSK opi:\s io>ioituo\\ OOMT MISS HM 1^ TH/S Ot9L f vxcnr! If 1\ Red] 011-in-love holf'n hock ond his Saadoch^t
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      360 8 Ihe Mraits limes Crossword 38 B 4 el^; e<l lady? An '^^^'on' I I |2 I |3~ißBr*~J |s I I* I I? I Is 1 Z9 Good lltt1 Edward d| dn't thrive iH^ US HI down jfH H| ||fc !j^ 1 Plant u.sed in making biscuit* I HI 2 Expiatory
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    TIMES special FEATURE Tragedy haunted sad genius of the U.S. theatre
    1823 9 TIMES special FEATURE Tragedy haunted sad genius of the U.S. theatre A LEAN young man by the name of Eugene O'Neill broodec outside a Broadway theatre one night in 1920 awaiting the public verdict on his first full-length play. To his dismay not a ripple of applause followed the fall
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      313 9 INEST GLARE PROTECTION MONEY CAN BUY! ■r J The lenses in Hausch 8c Lomb RayBj^ f Ban Sun Glasses are made of the fine« f */f^*Tf& optical glass, ground-and-polished to > highest precision standards. Here's the MV handsome new Ray-Ban "Wayfarer" ■'^faa/' model for men, with sturdy, stylish V*k zylonite
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      106 9 Shvrlovk Holntvs Sinp h<»rt>. mhht f itirti Iruitr I wmml Wwmmmh tmmU l^BHl^^^^^^^l r r> n ik= M gotta blt/ a cwea»?l fsweo real frencwv. T a J. .jmUHHtHBIHI TO SPeS< W ZEES IS F KNIPE POR TAOOET PRACTICE 3-D.WITW A BEAUTIFUL' REAL CrFklF- ATEMPOPADV ROOM -nTLSfi R MECS EIFFEL
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    RUBBER PRICE HAS* SHARP RISE
    354 10 RUBBER PRICE HAS* SHARP RISE Meagre share busing AIDED by jjood demand the rubber price gapore soared up by 1 I cent* lose at 72 3 S cents a Ib. The rise in prire moved up sonn ilichtly on the Singapore Share M Those .showing rises were Vyer Hitam. Connemara,
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    Letter to Editor Wm. Jacks dividend
    256 10 Letter to Editor Wm. Jacks dividend IN a comment in your financial column yesterday reference Is made to the announcement by us of the sayment of an interim dividend Df 10 r r in respect of the year endins September 30. 1954 The statement is made that last year the
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    137 10 Ships alongside the Mngapon Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Corfu 1 2 Empire Trooper 45, Hal Lee C P.. Anna Baku* 67. Mormacfir 8 11. Patroclus 11. Hoegh Siheruay 13 14. Tablan 15 16 Loksang 18. Tong Sana N.W 6 General Mlchlels 23 24. Btntoni: 25
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    New German synthetic?
    177 10 PLANS to build a synthetic i rubber Dlant with an out- put of 30.000 tons annually havp been discussed at a meeting of Germany indu.striali.st.at Baden. Tne Financial Times Bonn Correspondent says the plant would probably be built by Huls Chemical Works, at present the orlv German
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    39 10 On the tree exchanee markc li Hone Konc ve.terday the U.S dolb MM quoted v 5 7RR2S for 1 81 for I I Sterlinc ni quoted at 15 56 am one t.iel of gold at 251 BT.'i
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    10 10 R.ihman Hydraulic Tlr. .lune output was «77 plruK
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    47 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS raat Thci c k»r« Mtoi viS Uiyu C icrai Courlauld tt« M Ti Sat* IC I Mi M Mount Lyi Sl I t*c Woolwor 1 ull A Aim! J A Bl' IO Herald I lm« < i :ai Hill 50 Peko [an Jjj Peko j C <
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    36 10 Rubber clmA in Singapore yi The for Jul] Good lubber S ier pound No. 1 H ijj Spot loose No 1 R No. 1 R P ar or lber Pn I) Vfarlrct mii*l iftl
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    33 10 Si lieu pore Chiinchanse: noon prl< I $30 selh wdtn Peppei lurnniiT mi small buslrw O II I It I '.I II I B I nominal i I $3m buyi I
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      761 10 NOTICES NOTICE 5 NOTICE Is hereby given that Mi Ng Bak Poon Is no longer In our employ as from 30th June. 1954. CHUN CHONO. J 53. South Bridge Road Singapore/ 1 n OFFICE AND GODOWNS TENDERS are Invited for the c leasing of office and godowns i former NAAFI
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      400 10 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT Supply of 160-250 watt Hieh Pressure Mercury Vapour Street Lishtlng Lanterns nnd necessary operating gear Close NOON 58 54 Knrm.« from Electricity Departnw-n' 1 Room 109). TENDER NOTICE i>ik(li\sk ay i 'xsEßviri \ni i HI Ml.li: SXIPE CARS Tenders in sealed cover addressw.
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    The Magic Pills
    858 12 Ah Kirn and Kcmj Wee are transported into the year 2.000 They are taken to the moon in a space ship and land at Cnntos. an underground city base. They arc shotrn lunar cars and are told that the travellers plan is to explore the unknown side
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    THE MONKEY WAS FUNNY
    410 12 Dear Fovs and I t"<" >. X A 1 r^rrn C'snfst hUwcy Oee. agrd 13. I<M fjn'r, J R->ad. FuMerw-rtr-. Khno S<""C (seat, aged 14. 10 StewMrt PrnAns. J H-nf. tcrrt 14, |at«M Parit Bugn, m Irs, bmse^f rang. fehort, II hope y address is sufficient
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    Why Does The World Spin?
    212 12 CHAN HOW Vt.N >ays his teacher has often told X him that the earth rotatrs on its axis and he wants to know t why. I I don't know why the earth rotates I don't think anyone knows If the planets wen once part of
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    UNCLE BILL ASKS FOR HELP
    385 12 UNCLE BILL ASKS FOR HELP I HAVE had one or two requests this week which I am unable to fulfil, so I am going to pass them on to you N. V. Menon of 116 MacPherson Road, Singapore 13. wants to obtain any used copies of the 1949 Singapore $2
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    188 12 DO you .shine at geosjra <h\\ Even if you don t se< how many of these questions you can answer. 1. Can you say where the following mountains are situated' Fujiyama. Everest. Nan;«a Parbat. Ararat. Mont Blanc. Matterhorn. Juncfrau 2. And do you know where thesi; rivers are?
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      22 12 DLEASE enrol me js j member of the Children's Corner Wise Owls and send me a badge UTAH! ArWRF.SS PATF. OF BIRTH
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    SIX NEW HORSES SHOW GOOD FORM IN TRAINING
    671 13 SIX NEW HORSES SHOW GOOD FORM IN TRAINING 4 KIM. TON. Blue Lamp. Star Sapphite. Alpine Knight. Cop and Victorious were the pirk of a crop of newcomers who were put through their paces on the training track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. All showed nice action and look to
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    25 13 HERE is Troubadour in full g ullop at Buktt Timah in March this year when he won over r.f. inth Saivyer astride. Straits Time* picture
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    Gold Town looks like becoming top-notcher
    841 13 Gold Town looks like becoming top-notcher I/01.1 OWING the remarkable »u<- reiwex of Wonder Oold. who roue From CtmM 4 to become one of the top notrh sprinter* In training, New- i ton Wonder stock are now In great > dema-id among Malayan race-home i ■/waan (Inld Town, a high-priced
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    TROUBADOUR CRACKS 37 FOR 3 FURS.
    347 13 P ACINO WIDE out on the second track. Troubadour iVlney) showed a grand turn of speed to clock 38 4 5 for 3f. Thin three-year-old was the only horse to crack 37 for 3f on a good galloping track at Bukit Tlmah yesterday morning.
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    Selangor win Cup-tie-2-0
    99 13 KANGAR. Tun IT was a tired Selangor team which took the field for their Malaya Cup match against Perils yesterday But despite the obvious aftereffects of their hard-fought game with the holders. Penang last Satunlav Srlaiifor were able to score uitu taaaßi eaaaMattvi wctory by 2-0. But
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    Johore Chinese win
    38 13 MUAR. Tues Johore Chinmte. southern finalists l.i the MC.FA. Cup competition, beat Muar 3 o In a friendly soccer fixture here on Sunda v Scorers were: Cheah Cheng Kok. Yeo Ah Chal and Chong Yin.
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    2-YR-OLD HORSES PLACED IN CL. 3
    218 13 The tli si iwo-ye»r-uMs of the current r». inn ie»»on have been reclMered and classified by 'he SRA They are Tlt> V Kln a bay Australian geldlnit by Aginrourl out of Vigilant, and Kanlern l.yrlc. a brown Australian nllv by Hellespont oik of r\>rt
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    Trainer Fox has powerful team
    451 13 rE Fox stable invariably has its sharp of winners at Bukit Timah and. with a formidahlp 26-horse string, the stable looks set for another grand mppting. Khor Mou«a. now rated one i— of the too .stayers in training; after his sensational runaway win in the
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    Best team didn't win World Cup, say experts
    306 13 BEPNE. Tup* rpHOUGH Gprmany won th»i 1 1954 world soccer championship they rnuid gcanv]y claim to be thf beat in the tournament If was the 1950 championship all over again, with the outs'ending !ootba!l tespnsingly beatn n in the final Hra7i: were
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    Hyperion filly wins big prize
    54 13 I WILMINGTON .Delaware,. Tue.«. -Gainsboro Girl, a fou: Htardaj «on 'he vnorlrJ* richest rare for flllle* rniri n $138.4nn i£<943o> New Ca.Mle hindicap run over one mile two furlongs al Delaware raeasoantl G^insboro Girl a 13 2 chance by I Bernboroush out nt Charvrr granddaushter
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    Onn Leng's 100 yards 10.4 sec. is new record
    742 14 THAN ONN LKN(J, Singapore's Asian (James silver medallist, was the outstanding competitor at the fifth post-war Singapore inter-school athletic championships which began at the Victoria School ground yesterday. Onn LenK had almost no opposition in breaking the 100 yards record by
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    LIGHTS WILL GLOW ON AT STADIUM THIS MONTH
    103 14 THK FLOODLIGHTS at Jalan l; will be tested by the end of thin president of the Singapore Amateur l soriation, Mr. McGregor Watt, al monthly council meeting. Lm L HIS t\V in th< m Thr I llKrli 9 ]O 4 I/i* Mr
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    New tennis rule passed
    100 14 PARIS lu.s T»HE INTERNATIONAL Lawn I'cnnls Federation today adopted a proposal on a new foot fault rule. Main feature ol the new rule which will be enforced lor a pern*, of two years Is that It allows *w inline toot over the baseline while se:\i.iv The
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    Yon Mian is champ again
    72 14 MT Ah lues VON bin Mian won the sincle<- title (or the 17th time when he defeated his double* partner. Dauo Amin «-l. 3-<S. «-4. in the final In the Johoie lawn tennis tournament Final results: Open linden: Von nln Mian, run-ner-up Daud Amin Open
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    Small entry for junior tourney
    64 14 tlngapore Badminton Association'l unior championship tournamrnt. which starts at the SBA Hall on Saturday has attracted 343 The entne.s are less than last yea is Entries i:e Men s iui:a« sinulc^ '..in Men s junior doubles 7ti Wo:rci. ancles 14; Women's doubles 4. Junior mlxtd
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    Yorkshire beat Surrey by 54 runs
    188 14 LONOON I tics V T ORKSHIRE beal Sim iiins today ie krep iheii Ir.i In the County cricket rhnmpinnshl «uh 122 points from 19 Warwickshire, who hc^t Glnucr* J« mns .iir iwcond [rom IS tames Todays ranilu \i Oval: yonunlre runs. Torkahlre 361 121-8
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    Varsitygame is drawn
    85 14 i osnov The annual cricket m 'ween Oxford and C DnlvarsttlH endtc: In Lord's today Cambridge •■ir-.e 4!> run-- behmr with two wicke's :ti hanri whei •tmnpa were drawn Dennis Silk, the Callfn ipenlrs l)at for CMBbrld*< the s< loct rank of ertcketei have scored MBttlrtM Silk
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    GABOS SCORES 4 FOR B. TIMAH
    81 14 Bukit Timah SC. !>e.-t Young Companions 4-1 In a SAFA Dn 3A game at BODCA grown-. A».m; Gabos scored all four Bukit Tlmab goals and Huck Choy replied for Companions. Tuan Mong OB A. ben S.Cf A 3-1 In another Div 3A tome at
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    A.A.A. WILL HAVE TO DO BETTER THAN THIS
    383 14 AMICABLES cleared their last comparatively ea*y hurdle In the S.A.F A. flrst division league when they beat Police 3—l at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Their figures now. at the head of the table, are 18 points from 11 BJMMB. and io win
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    CYMA TEAM CRICKET TOUR
    13 14 CYMA TEAM CRICKET TOUR irrw ffM. I in 1 i-miiii J', for i
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      156 14 ■MaMHftBMHMHHHHwBfI S(K KR IMVI 1.. i. ii. and lup Mt. Shell v Pulo Ruknm. Shell (round: Mercantile Rank v I' A N. deviant: O.T.t.r. v Hon»kon{ Rank, larrer Park MT. R: Breweries v Spore (old Storage Jalan Besar: Sime Darh> I S.T Sepoy l.lnev M.P.H. v lvi trird Bank. Karrer
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