The Straits Times, 13 July 1954

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    15 1 The Straits Times 1 JMaWr* 1 Istd IH4> SINGAPORE, TIF.SDAV. JTI.V IS. I9M. 15 CENT*
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    Miss Malaya will show Hollywood what a smart sarong looks like
    142 1 Miss Malaya will show Hollywood what a smart sarong looks like MISS MAKJOKIt WKK I Mis* "•;.l4> <i iioorri i iii ihi> picture at her homr in na>l Rnad. Singapore. la«t night «»o the eve of h*r cle n.irturr i.i California for the Mi>^ I niver*e lomprli tion. 1 "IMarcir"
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    WINSTON: MAO MUST WAIT
    552 1 PREMIER TALKS ON HIS U.S. VISIT: H-BOMB "XmJ £T CHINA A^Z^^^' I louse told: toy I gtw Ike I i |)\TM fN, Mon. I i\STI) N R{ Hill, told t>f I ommnns H. thai 'he time was mit vet lor ComHp<.t hiiiH to he tn thf
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    BRAVOS FOR PLUCKY BETTY
    198 1 BRAVOS FOR PLUCKY BETTY Two beauties and the bulls JUAREZ. Mexiro. Mon A RUI.LFIGHT audienc.e yesterday applauded BeUv Ford, of the United States, for ncr bravery in the ring but, went away without a real determination of her ability The 23 year-old former acfres." and model wryly commented that she
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    ALL THIS-AND $20,000 PRIZE, TOO
    185 1 ALL THIS -AND $20,000 PRIZE, TOO ryHK Straits Times announces publication of the Mala;/an Monthly This is something eiiti r c\\i neir in Malayan "in nalism a first <hiss magazine of f»4 pages, strongly pictorial and packed With topical articles mid short stories. For the first time in this country.
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    4 DIE IN REVENGE ATTACKS
    106 1 li'MS. Mon R luni«tan« were killeit <n^ >«it seriously injured m attack* here, last night. Thr attack* are believed here in h»vr been in retaliation |«r tin- killing nt «i» Krenfh cITiHSM ferrvvtlle on Nulnrrin* nlehl. A .r..,,r. r.f iMfWM rirert several bur>l.« of Slcn-gun
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    Summer comes to Britain
    38 1 LONiVtv Mon The weaMtk a turn for the hetirr n Br:Min tndav with s'ln an<l warmer conditions in most pa rt.<:. Rain trrt -,i spread (rom Irelxnd into the west of EneUnd tomorron- Reuter
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    Victory drinks
    30 1 BONN Mon West Germans drank three times their nor mal amount of beer on the night thrtr team won 'he World Soccer Cup. brewers >aid here today. Reuter
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    Second thoughts
    24 1 COLOMBO Mon. Mr T T .lavawardene Parliamentary Secretary 'o 'he Minister of I.ahour hay withdrawn his resignation from the Ceylon cahinet Rpijter.
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    The captain goes down with his ship
    94 1 BOMBAY Mon (CAPTAIN C H Turner 5.5. of ■> Ne>w Zealand, went down >vith Ui snip when .«he ran aground and sank ia-t nieht near .laffrabad on the west coa>t of India according to radio signals picked ip here today Captain furntg wa.--
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    Fifteen die in Danube floods
    40 1 VIENNA Mon Flood waters f covering sreat areas on both sides of the German -Austrian frontier continued to rise yes- terdav with the death toll at i 15 From 40.000 to SO.OOO are homeless. Renter.
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    Party boss dies
    31 1 SANTIAGO Mon. Mr Car\<v. Atiensa. 55. head of the Liberal Party and former VicePresident of the Chamber or Deputies In Chile died veiterflav or a heart attack A.P.
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    SULTAN STEPS IN TO AVERT ANOTHER CRISIS
    386 1 SULTAN STEPS IN TO AVERT ANOTHER CRISIS MBBT-BE-WON COtlTpP Dcwan '—not Men M—gave advice IPOH. Monday. 'pHK Potak Government, in a move to avert a new 1 political ertftl in Malaya, announced today its intention to rename to the State Connril and other ptihir bodies all Alliance members who resigned
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    Air exercise toll
    36 1 COLORADO SPRWOS Colorado Mon Three airmen were killed and two injured in four plane crashes during Rx erclse Check Point." Air De ference Command Headquart ers here disclosed late last night. A. P.
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    SOVIET TANKERS TO RUN BLOCKADE
    90 1 THE two Russian tankers I^mngxad and Batumi which have been waiting in Singapore watp.rs following the Nationalist seizure of the Taupse. will mn rhp Nationalist blockade 10 Shanghai The Tanpse was seized on Jun* |R tn Formosa n waters The Leningrad left for Shanghai and
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    Janet dies at 104
    29 1 INVERNESS. Mon Mrs Janet Fraser. believed 'o be the oldest woman In 'he Scot tlsh Highland*. ha.« died heie at the ««e ol 104 Reuter
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    Painless dentist
    25 1 NEW YORK Mon a new iuper.son!c dental drill, claimed to be virtually nalnle.v anr! almost noiseles.'. may »oon be tvallaW* ln rtentt.«t.«' office*. >
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    FOR TAMARA a black eye and a cut
    157 1 FOR TAMARA a black eye and a cut LISBON. Mon TAMARA LOUWE. 1 lovely. 2b' -year-old Johannesburg mod p I turned matador, fainted in the rinß here yesterday flKhtin? her first bull in public. Six 'tiouaand Mttttln ■<«w hei cauirht on the hull's horns before she fell She *a.« carried
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    Whale of a tale
    37 1 LONDON Mon A huge whale about 90 feet long weighing 120 ton* ha« h«en harpooned by a Soviet whaling flotilla in the Arctic zone of the Pacific Ocean Moscow Radio said today Renter
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    Seoul alerted
    33 1 SEOUL Mon An alert was sounded over the Seoul area tndav when a Communist aircraft wms se«n over the demilitarised »one The plane turned round and headed nort h A P
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    45 million miles no accident
    22 1 HIROSHIMA. Mon Tram drivers here h»ve travellerl more than 45.000.000 miles in six years without an accident
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    French foil pincers move
    75 1 HANOI. Mon French tanks ar.n Infantry killed 300 Viet- minh oui of 3.000 who tried to -ut "ff the wwn of Hunjryer. in an attack 20 mile* south of Hanoj yesterday the French Union HI eh- Command announced today H uneven lie* on the .southern rim
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    Gordon improves
    40 1 LONDON Mon Sir Gordon Richards Britain s champion lorkev injured on flaturdav when the Queen's horse Aher geldle rolled on htm at th<start of a race, was stated lo be "doing y^ry we|j Indeed !n hospital toriav Router
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    They forgot the mayor was a lady
    210 1 DEVON Mon The Mayor of Dartmouth. Devon naval town, was lo have been a guest of honour at a dinner' given by the Duke of Edinburgh tonight until It was realised the party would be all male while the mayoi. for the first
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    Man dies in car full of gas
    155 1 Man dies in car full of gas HERBERT Henry Stod-dard-Woori. 2<>. an insurance agent. wa.< found d^nrl In a car in his garage nt the 5>4 milestone, Thomson Road, Singapore, moq after 4 p.m. ypst,erclnv He h<'ld a hose which »ai connected Ul the exhaust olp» The car priglne wa.«
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    STOP PRESS
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    The Queen 'expecting baby'
    82 1 NEW YORK Mon. Tfr> Ne« York Dai!* news last night quoted "Buckingham Palace sources" as saying that I the Queen is expecting her thi:H baby early next y«ai Only last week two addi itional doctors were anpointert lo the Pmai-e >tafT. the paper said in a
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    BLOW-UP CRACKS COMET QUIZ
    401 2 'Guinea-pig 9 in tank puts blame on 'metal fatigue 9 LONDON, Mon. Britain's grounded Comets to discover the i.msf nf two crashe? now believe they have .solved the mystery. Research fct still going on m make doubly sure before a Anal report is submitter! to the
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    NEWSMAN'S PLEA 'ABSURD'
    166 2 NEWSMAN'S PLEA 'ABSURD' MELBOURNE, Nun. 'pHE High Court here today dismissed a* "absurd" h writ asking it to restrain the Royal Commission on Espionage from questioning Rupert Lor k wood, an Australian Journalist, named as author of a Communist document. Lawyers for I»ckwood contended that the continued j|ttlng« of the
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    100,000 pilgrims see consecration
    64 2 LISIEUX. Normandy Mon More than 50 Bishop? and 100.--000 Roman Catholic pilgrims yesterday saw the consecration of the Basilica of St Theresa of the Child ictus. St. Theresa was canonised in 1925 She wa.< known as the "Little Flower of Lisieux" and entered the Carmelite Convent
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    Stuck—and they 're hungry, too
    118 2 Stuck and they 're hungry, too SAN PaaUaVMCnCO, M..M FIVE men who set out on raft from here Ukl Krirt^v without font! to drift I.IM miles to Hawaii have radioed for a«f«i*tanre the fish aren't bitint and their raft isn't movinc. The hungry crew nf the J2 fOOI fiChl. Who
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    Epidemic kills 50
    26 2 TOKYO. Mon More than 50 people In Okinawa have rjien in an epidemic of .<kepmc sickness. Kyodo new.« asen^v reported today v P
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    New president
    20 2 CHICAGO Mon Mr Abdul iah Igram. of lowa, last niQh' was elected president of the Internationa! Muslim Society
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    'MONSTER' SHOWS RIGHT ON TIME
    97 2 LOCH NESS. Scoi npHE -Loch Ness Monster" at last 1 summer just in time /or ihp lour An hotel waitress and a (arm worker .sported the monster" near Urquhan while boating or rhe lake Margaret Mac Donald tru waitress, said a head and throe humps
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    China togi yacht ba
    43 2 HONO KONG w.v I i 70-toti aine-n tetday afChina for rr. M Radio announced witi 1 The yach'. nrr U detained afrer I el Konfc far a pjp,<- r"hir)psf> .<«lrt II v 4 monrpd ir Chin«-» —-M ivsters Reufcr
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    ENGINEER KNEW THAT 'STEP DOWN WAS AT END OF RUNWAY
    772 2 ENGINEER KNEW THAT 'STEP DOWN WAS AT END OF RUNWAY Constellation crash inquiry the 26th day A SENIOR engineer in Singapore Public Works Department said yesterday that he had known there was a "Step down" at the end of Kallang Airport runway, but had never considered it a hazard to
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    For his shilling—£l3o worth of treatment
    109 2 For his shilling— £l3o worth of treatment LONDON Mon— A patient iuf fering from a skin complaint here has received a supply of an American preparation valued at more than 4C 13* and has only had to pay i one shilling for It under the National Health Service. The prescription
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    DEATH IN THE ICE BOX
    59 2 WASHINGTON. Mon. At least 79 children have died in the United States in the past six years after being trapped In refrigerators discarded on rubbish dumps Now. with old refrigerators 'jeint discarded at two or threr million a year, rhe Senate ha> urged states and
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    War sca alert troop;
    57 2 War sca alert troop TR(H HI i COSTA rrJ SAN JO| novwi wen last nighi thai gupp President eron Ova the 1948 i trying io uprising Presidi hr-h ri o) square-nIK American The repi Ptnpt- haf 'i 3 he neißhboiii WlcttrftKui Thp 0 *hen Pr< 3Omber.e crt thp sii;,. Viearacuan
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    I DULLES GIVES COMMUNISTS A BIG WEAPON
    421 3 I DULLES GIVES COMMUNISTS A BIG WEAPON Chance to divide Western alliance GENEVA. Monday. JHF I'nited States' refusal to take a full part in the resumed Indo-China peace talks here this week has given the Communists their best opportunity for dividing the Western Powers since the allies united early after
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    IILOTLESS PLANES READY TO HIT REDS
    136 3 IILOTLESS PLANES READY TO HIT REDS I, west Germany, Mon \PWb objects like a cross bomb and a .land here 0 miles from Bart Oer..idv for action nent'a notice if Id come guided by remote nore than «00 r day or night -<i)v kind of dive on to select-, a.
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    Princess Margaret in Bonn
    152 3 BONN, Mon. PRINCESS MARGARET, on her first visit to Germany, said here today that good Anglo-German understanding was "essential not only for our mutual benefit, but Indeed foi the stability and prosperity of Europe and the world Princess Margaret said she was particularly glad to visit
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    A LOOK AT BEARDED LADY' COST $16,000
    148 3 CASTELVERTRANO, Sicily. Mon. DOLICE last night combed bleak hills around here for 1 four men who. disguised as women, held up a car and escaped with 3,000,000 lire (about Malayan $16,000). Mr. Fernando Bolzi. 26. a book-keeper who was in the car, told
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    6 DIE IN BORDER SHOOTING
    97 3 6 DIE IN BORDER SHOOTING CAIRO. Mon. SIX Egyptian frontier guards were killed, two wounded and four are missing following a clash with an Israeli patrol I east of Diet El Balah last night. Lieutenant Colonel Salah Go- har. Director of the Egyptian Palestine Affairs Department. I said. He said
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    Jewel lottery
    29 3 TAIPEH. Mon. The Royal collection of Jewels which Japan recently returned lo Na rtonallst China will be put up as prizes in a giant national lottery UP.
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    World near war: Nehru
    84 3 ALLAHABAD. Mon MR Jawaharlal Nehru. Prime Minister of India, said here yesterday that if the war in Indo-Chlna was allowed to spread the "world would be facing near annihilation through fullscale atom and hydrogen bomb war." He told a public meeting that the world had come
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    The Queen is the godmother of earl's 13-week-old daughter
    84 3 I 111-. QUEEN, who wait a godmother, holds Lady Virginia Fitißoy, 13-week-old daughter of the Earl and Countess of Euston, after the christening at Hamp- stead Parish Church. Londoii With her are the Earl, i who is limi to the Duke
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    SHOT DIPLOMATS: DID THEY FIGHT A DUEL?
    197 3 SHOT DIPLOMATS: DID THEY FIGHT A DUEL? Envoy's deputy dies in hospital LONDON, Monday. SCOTLAND Yard detectives investigating the shoot- ing involving two diplomats at the Dominican Consulate here last night which resulted in the death of one were working today on theory that the men may have had a
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    Ex-MPs charged
    36 3 CAPETOWN. Mon.— Two former members of the South African Parliament, Mr. Sam Kahn and Mr. Brian Bunting, have been charged with a breach of the Suppression of Communism Act and allowed C5O ball.— Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    200 3 lOWDON Mflfi Closlnc mkidJe kticcs or aelecMa stocks, not including stamp duty. LOANS Consol* (H*» Funding «'r 104 War 3-,% f«'i S RANKS Mercantile <U3fe) 39 Eastern <C6> Chartered (tl> 43/3 Hongkong ($125) M INSCKANCE Com tin lull j 3 13/16 Royal IS', Prudential 43>4 RAILS Can Pacific
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    LONDON TIN
    26 3 LONDON, July 12. Cash Buyers £759; Sellers £759! i; Forward Buyers £749: Sellers £7494; Settlement £759/2. Turnover a.m. 49 tons: p m. 24 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    37 3 LONDON. July 12.— Spot 21<1., Aug. 20 T B d.. Sept. 21d., Oct-Dec. 21d.. Jan -Mar 21d., Apr-June 21d July cl.f 30 13- lfcl. Aug. C.1.1. 20 13 Ifid., Sept. cJ.f. 20 13'l«d. Tone: Steady.
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    I saw mystery signals sea— detective
    325 4 I saw mystery signals sea detective FIVE ON $200,000 OPIUM CHARGES EVIDENCE of mystery Fj signals at sea was given in a Singaporecourt yesterday at the trial of five men accused of unlawful possession of 325 lb. of raw opium valued at $200,000. Ong Yit, Lee Cheng Pong. Chua Gong.
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    GIRLS' HOME TO HAVE A CRECHE TOO
    67 4 GIRLS' HOME TO HAVE A CRECHE TOO Plans tor a ?lrls' hostel in Newmarket Road, Singapore, have been revised to provide better facilities. Mr T. P Cromwell. Secretary for Social Welfare, said yesterday. In addition to the hostel, it w&f now planned to have a creche and community centre. The
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    Demonstration by artist
    42 4 Mr. Dong Kingman. worldfamous artist, will give a demonstration at tomorrow's meeting of the International Women's Club at the Slnga pore Y.W.C.A Raffles Quay, at 10 am He will meet members of the V.M.C.A. Art Club at 6 p.m
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    Fought, fined
    26 4 Chew Ah Siam and Lim Siok Moi were each fined $5 in Singapore yesterday for fighting at a market in Lim Tua Tow Road.
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    Five years for gunman
    209 4 Five years for gunman HE HELD UP TWO WOMEN IN RAID I EE SIAK TUAH, alias Lee Siak Puan, aged 32, a house painter, who robbed Madtm Chan Ah Choon. at pistol point at a house in Tiong Poh Road, of cash and jewellery worth $6,085, was gaoled for five
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    Car labels to aid hospital
    56 4 A sale of car labels in aid of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital is being organised in Singapore. The organisers are: Mrs w W Yun(t, Mrs A. W. S Thevathasan. Mrs. A. C. Slnha. Mrs. H. T. Wee. Mrs. C. O. Foo. Datin C J.
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    NEW TRY TODA TO STOP 10,000 FROM STRIKING
    134 4 NEW TRY TODA TO STOP 10,000 FROM STRIKING SINGAPORE Labour Department offl try today to avert the threatened 10.000 City Council worker.* on Monday me Assista:i' for Labour ft veste:day lnvit< the labour unioi foi a meeting to the dispute The v to meet him A suggesti'.i refei the dispute
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    What lawyer really said in court
    131 4 What lawyer really said in court MR. Tan Ah Tah. the Singapore First Criminal District Court Judge, yesterday said that he was satisfied that Mr. M. B. Brash, a Colony lawyer, had not stated in coun on Saturday that Mr. M. C. Boyle's statements for the prosecution were "deliberately false."
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    HIS FINGERS
    76 4 Mr. WU TSAI YEN. 4: ..i Singapore, demonstrate* hi.* 1.400- year-old art ringer painting with thf help of his wife, Siew Bun at the Imperial Institute. South Kensington. London. Mr. Wu is believed to l>« the only artist in the world to use exclusively the Angei method, which
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    Boys' meeting
    12 4 The Kede: Boys' Clud nual meeting Street Bm- I Thursriav
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    NO RUSH TO REGAIN VOTING RIGHTS
    189 4 /COMMONWEALTH citizens who are eligible to regain voting rights they lost under the revised Singapore constitution do not seem in a great hurry to do so. Only 38 people, mostly Indian; have applied for cltlzen.shlp registration since the National Registration Office began receiving the
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    Handbag lifted
    31 4 A handbag containing $276 was stolen from a house in Race Course Lane. Singapore, on Sunday afternoon, while the owner, a 50-year-old woman, and her family were at church.
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    Visitor robbed in hotel
    45 4 A thief broke into a hotel in Beach Road. Singapore. on Sunday night and stole a wallet containing £450 worth of travellers' cheques. £5 notes, and $140 from a European The European, who was in (raasit. left by air yesterday morning
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    Market fair at council hall
    46 4 The Inner Wheel Club. Sin gapore. will hold a market fan at the British Council hall. Stamford Road, from 215 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. on July :w Mrs. W. A. C. Ooode. wifr of the Colonial Secretary, will open the fair.
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    Bastille Day
    28 4 M. R. de Boyer de Salnte Suzanne, the French Consul General in Singapore, will speak to Colony Rotarlang at their weekly luncheon meeting tomorrow Bastille Dhv
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    Officer puts up bail
    61 4 Hanapl bin Aklp. a naval rating was charged In Singapore yesterday with tie^pa-sflrrf? Into a room occupied by Jumirah binte Sulaiman al Eunus on Sunday at 1.30 am He claimed trial and bail of $250 in one surety was offered He was bailed out, by a
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    SINGAPORE DIAL
    103 4 I. .IN f- I ■Mm Kmon* 6.30 p.m «IN..\PORK Meeting, V.M C.» 5.45 p.m. lINUAPOSI Modern Frrii' •Uh Council H m to 5.30 r I AIX'MM »Bg ftv Dl B H Bf< ireaUnei.i ot Pul i of Hwtli I IHI KIN Ml MATH ASSix I rrnenrssl M T<M
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    Sir John holds council 'reha
    123 4 rpHE Oovernor, Sir John Nlcoll. and Singapore legislative councillors h»'d a "rehearsal" yesterday the new Assembly Hall a -impress Place for the councils first meeting there on July 20 They decided on a new seating arrangement. Official members will .sit on benches on one side
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    ONE-WAY ROAD SYSTEM BACKFIRES IN KL
    274 5 It causes biggest jams for years KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. *J»HE one-way .street system introduced to avoid traffic congestion in the centre of Kuala Lumpur caused the biggest jam for years when it started this morning. Bewildered motorists who turned the town centre into what
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    Deadline for baby show
    38 5 Entries for the third annual baby show of the Singapore Chinese Y-MC.A will close on Thursday The date of the finals will be fixed at the end of this month or early in August
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    'L' driver fined
    33 5 Madam Foo Fat Yin was fined $20 In Singapore yesterday for carrying two passengers tn her car on May 1« when she was the holder of a provisional driving licence.
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    Another 3 months
    24 5 The Emergency In Singapore has been extended by a further three-month period. It was announced In the Government Gazette last night.
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    Man fined $10
    17 5 ci-i'Minu Pep Geok was fined $10 in Singapore yesterday for bHng drunk and incapable.
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    PIRACY IN PERAK WATERS
    96 5 PENANG. Mon A PIRACY being investigated by the Penan* Police was found to have been committed in Perak territorial waters So the matter has been referred to the Perak Police. It was reported at flr.st. the piracy took place at the end of last month, 25
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    Girl bride stabbed with chisel
    185 5 CARPENTER GETS DEATH PENALTY ALOR STAR, Monday. A CARPENTER interrupted a girl while she was A bathing and later went to her home and stabbed her twice with a chisel as she was trying to take refuge in a neighbours house, the Assize Court was
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    He's saved from 3 years' gaol
    226 5 He's saved from 3 years' gaol FORGERY CASE PLEA UPHELD KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. 'THE Court pf Criminal A Appeal today quashed the conviction of Chai Fook Hin, manager of Chai Choon Trading Company in Kuala Lumpur, who had been sentenced to three years' gaol for forgery. Chai was convicted last
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    They'll pick new SATA seal today
    98 5 SIX judges will today select the BATA seal for 1954 from 87 designs submitted by pupils from 10 Singapore schools. The winning entry in this annual competition will be worth $25 to the young designer and the Straits Times will Drint the seals free
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    Seminar for Asians
    86 5 An Asian seminar will precede the World Assembly of Youth conference when 450 I representatives of youth organisations from 75 countries mee f In Singapore next month. Mr. Eric Wee. president of the Singapore Youth Council, .said this at a lunch meeting of the Junior Chamber of
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    Contraband
    34 5 JOHORE BAHRU Mon Ooh Soon Choong. of Rlmba Teriun was fined $1,000 in the Sessions Court. Pontian. yesterday for ha vine six lb of Siamese tobacco on which duty had not been paid
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    M. MYARD TRIES THE SAUCE
    107 5 FiRENOI CHICK M. Jean Myard samples one of his Krenrh sauces, in the kitchen of the Adelphi Hotel, where he will prepare a different French menu every night this week Krenth Week. M. Myard arrived here from Paris on Sunday, bringing with him such popular
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    Two bandits wounded
    56 5 A patrol of the 2 7 Gurkhas wounded a terrorist in the stomach In the Kuala Lipls area of Pahang yesterday. He was In a party of five which scattered when the Gurkhas opened fire. Men of No. 16 Area Security Unit yesterday wounded badly another terrorist
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    Money to China
    19 5 Family remittances from Malaya to China last month totalled $1,589,967 15 Singapore $1,023,558.84 and Federatlon $586,408.31
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    Jap shipping leader here
    38 5 Mr. Masalchi Igura. director and chief engineer nf the Sasebo Shipping Industry In Japan, arrived In Singapore yesterday by air on a business trip. Mr Igura will be in the Colony for 20 days.
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    'Not nice to send a man to gaol for this'
    138 5 'Not nice to send a man to gaol for this' PENANG. Mon rE President of the Penang Sessions Court, Mr. J G. Adams, amid today police shoald sift carefully ease* of pm•***lng scrap rubber before sending them to court under the Emergency Regulations. Mr. Adams acquitted a tapper Subramaniam Veerappan
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    You can'tprotest against this, he's told
    185 5 You can 't protest against this, he's told JOHORE BAHRU Mon fOHORE State Government ha." turned down a motion by Inche Sardon bin Jubir elected town councillor, protesting against the appoint rr.ent of the new president of johore Bahru Town Council The new president. Inche Ahmad bin Hussln. who presided
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    COURT WANTS PRIVY COUNCIL JUDGMENT
    199 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday T<HE Federation Court of Criminal Appeal today 1 postponed the hearing of an appeal to await the written Judgment of ttie Privy Council on the question whether it 1s a lawful excuse for a terrorist to rarry arms while surrendering. The appeal
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    Today's Radio SINGAPORE
    125 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE AM 1 15 'lime Signal I 16 Morn ing Star, 730 Newt; 1 35 Melody Mixture 00-8.30 Musical Coined v Memories 57-9 45 English School* Broadcast; 1100 BnfUsh Schools Broadcast; P II 100 The Week* Composer, 130 Time Signal and New*; 145 Hot Rhythm 1.00 English Schools
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    840 6 20 Wort* IJf (minimum*. MR. MRS W V DE SOUZA thank the Rev. Fathers, friends and relations for their gifts and congratulatory messages on their 40th Wedding Anniversary on 4-7-54 ANNOUNCEMENTS >• Words lit (minimum). FOLLOW PEDANT KvtXJ Daf in the Malay Mail" If you want to win that
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    The Straits Times Singapore. Tues., July 13. 1954 Hanoi and Geneva
    775 6 The Straits Times Singapore. Tues., July 13. 1954 Hanoi and Geneva Mr Mendes-France now has a week between O«neva and resignation. The possibility of full agreement being reached by Tuesday on an armistice in Indo-Chlna is remote, but a truce may be almost within reach by then The time limit
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    Rubber Prices
    284 6 Rubber's steady recovery since the beginning of the year now threatens to overreach itself. From 57 cents in January, the price has climbed to a fraction over 70 cents, a premium of one and a half American cents over GRS The difference is potentially dan- gerous. Not for
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    Act Of Just ire
    235 6 The action yesterday of th* President of the Penang Sessions Court in acquitting an Indian tapper charged under the Emergency Regulations with the illegal possession of scrap rubber will meet with general approval. The man had claimed that it is the custom among tappers to take
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    Latest tragic episode in the muddled war in Indo-China
    620 6  -  Michael Faber HANOI ALL LAST WEEK down the dusty roads of the Red River Delta rumbled the long convoys. They carried families and furniture, barbed wire and mortars, cases of shells and carelessly stacked rifles and last souvenirs from deserted homes
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      GOVERNMENT, CITY WORKERS 'ALWAYS ASKING FOR MORE'
      242 6 THE Singapore Govern-; 1 ment and the City! authorities are frequently threatened by their employees with strikes, as a consequence of which the city's essential services would come to a standstill. I cannot understand why the authorities show such complacency What are the
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      Delusion of university students
      97 6 Delusion of university students STUDENTS of the Unlversitj of Malaya are appealim to the public and association: to contribute to the defenci of their fellow undergraduate: charged with sedition, by ar eminent lawyer from Londor on the grounds that thi trial COXJ help to defint the limits Of the law
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      Quorum for Trust houses
      124 6 THE SINGAPORE Improve ment Trim rule* say thai there should at least be flve members in a family to Qualify for Trust accommodation The SIT apparently has no regard J for the FamMy Planning A.«- sociatloo or its orincloles It i encourages small families to increase
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      Is parking of cars on canal bank banned?
      269 6 RESIDENTS in Stamford Road and visitors to thesf residents have been parking their cars on the canal bank opposite the Capitol and Oranje buildings for years without any restrictions. Now. without any official warning, odd residents are beinp summoned by the Registrar
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      Self-rule: When will we be fit?
      132 6 MR N. C THOMAS says it is undesirable for university student* to take part in politics. H* should be reminded of the old tale— an old man said he would like to know how to iwlm but he would not get into the water
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    On the Margin
    168 6 On the Margin Pickwicki a ntun f\ nan-.. Ed In thi D N bespectacli educk' presence most earni some people rather Ilk* unlikf th( type, hp ha Britain smith Mr Prlu Join In a ti acroag the H that wh.- bi we hav> tfrm.'. La.«t ••> was in K:r-_ Inner
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    Pale faced woman' in Singapore bus was Annie, he says
    287 7 Pale faced woman' in Singapore bus was Annie, he says irt COGNISED PICTURE \oi MISSING WOMAN K >\MK LAU, reported missing in Singai eek ajro, was seen in a bus on Saturday .iii'ii: Geyltnf Road. K ind, Mr Wilfred Lav, a Kuala Lumpur .zApoTo police that she had been kid-
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    SIR JOHN SPECIALLY ASKED TO MEET THE INSPECTORS
    82 7 INSPECTORS of Singapore Police Force had a rorktail party last night in honour of the Governor, Sir John Nicoll. who had specially asked to meet them. About 200 officers attended thr party at the Inspectors' club in Thomson Road. Pirture shows Sir
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    Man charged with murder
    49 7 Teo Toh Seng was yesterday charged in a Singapore court with causing the death of Yec Oon Cheng in an attap hut off Tiong Bahru Road on May 1 Teo was remanded in police custody until his case comes up for mention on July 19
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    Ran a lottery
    38 7 A woman, Tan Kirn Pck. 41. wa s yesterday fined $200 in de- i fault two months' gaol in a Singapore court for helping to run a chap-ji-kl lottery on Sunday night at Alexandra Terrace.
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    SOLDIERS, CIVILIANS GET THEIR AWARDS
    336 7 SOLDIERS, CIVILIANS GET THEIR AWARDS IXUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A GENERAL, soldiers, a doctor and public administrators were among those who received honours and awards from the High Commissioner Sir Donald MacGillivray. in a ceremony at Kings House here today. The C.B. was awarded to Mai. Gen. L. E. C. M.
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    Drunk, fined
    26 7 Mulkaman bin Kartcalasan was fined $5 in Singapore yesterday for being drunk and incapable at the corner of North Bridge Road and Rochore Road.
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    This is a sad sign, says Mr Ong
    262 7 STRAITS CHINESE AND UMNO-MCA AN official of the Straits Chinese British Association said yesterday that it was a sad and revealing sign of the times that a leader of the Straits Chinese in Malacca should advocate that the association throw in their
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    The weather
    148 7 I MINIMUM TEMPERATURE (7.30 pjn. on July v to 1.30 am on July 12) Singapore 77 degrees Penang 74 Kota Bahru 73, Kual* Lumpur 72, Ipoh 72. Kuantan 72. MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE (7Jtl I n.m. to 7.30 p.m. on July 12* StngnI pore 90. Penang 87, Kota Bahni ftfl
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    GRAFT: PUBLIC DIDN'T TELL
    82 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Federation Government is disappointed with the help the public gave the Taylor Integrity commission, set up i near the end of 1952 to inquire into corruption. "This commission was not was as successful as has been hoped. The public did not make
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    Now they are all happy again
    74 7 Now they are all happy again KUALA LUMPUR. Mon rE 300 strikers at the Lever Brothers soap and q»ar garlne factory here returned to work today after a five-day stay-out. The Indian woman employee, whose dlsrite with the management started the strlkf. was also back at work A spokesman for
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    Quest for beauty
    39 7 BRUNEI. Mon Mr A Razak of Singapore is here to organise a "Kebaya Queen" contest, open to girls of all nationalities. The queen will be given a week's sight-seeing trip to Singapore and a film test
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    Dollar for each straying cattle
    47 7 Fines, at the ratf of $1 for every cow they had allowed tp stray in a public road, were imposed on two cattle owners j In the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday Bhagoo Ahlr was fined $20 j and Ramball Jador $8
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    'Yankee gang' in a midnight sailor song
    186 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Three youths, described by the prosecuting officer as the "Yankee gang" of Kampong Bahni, Kuala Lumpur were each put on a 5100 bond for three months today for disorderly behaTiour at midnight on June 8. Inspector Mokhtar of Campbell Roari
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    GANGSTERS GAOLED FOR EXTORTION BID
    130 7 VI ANICKAM Pushpam and I-plrhumanan Appannu were each sentenced In Singapore yesterday to 18. months' gaol for attempted pxtortlon by putting a cigar factory manager. G Narayanasamy, in fear of injury. Manickam was al.«<> gaoled for six months on a second charge of attempted assault
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    Remand in armed robbery case
    65 7 Chan Kwang Chuon was charged yesterday in a Singai pore court with armed robbery I of cash and property valued at $174,000 belonging to Tan Chong Liat at Middle Road on j May 6. It was alleged that Chan used a revolver in the robbery.
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    GOLD BAR FOR THIS MOTHER
    135 7 GOLD BAR FOR THIS MOTHER 30 blood gifts ASINOAPORE mother of 14 has been awarded the gold bar for her bluod donations. The mother. Mrs. M. B. E. Wheatlry, of 7 Cumberland Lane, the first woman in the Colony to get the honour, which is reserved for donors who have
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    More seamen desert ships
    42 7 Deserters among seamen showed an alarming increase in Singapore last year, states the 1953 annual report of the Marine Department, relrased yesterday Of 120 deserters, six were European and the rest Asians. In 1952. there were 44 deserters
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    12 months for trisha rider
    35 7 A trisha rider. Ng Ang Kiew, was at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday sentenced to 12 months' gaol for using a forged trisha licence. Ng pleaded guilty to the charge.
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    Brains trust
    34 7 The Young Adults' Group of the Singapore Geylang Methodist Church will hold a brains trust and forum meeting at the Methodist Qlrls" School hall. Aljunled Road, at 815 p.m on July 24
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    Nurse's room is burgled
    35 7 A nurse at the Tan Tock Sen? Hospital. Singapore, lost wrtatwatch and other property worth 8187. on Sunday nißht, when a thlei broke into her quarters, while she was at work.
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    SOLVED IN 12 WORDS AFTER 113 DAYS
    158 7 SOLVED IN 12 WORDS AFTER 113 DAYS rELVE "final words' by the Singapore Seamen's Welfare Officer. Mr. T. A. White, yesterday made Mr. M. A Majid. the Indo-Malay-Pakistani Seamen's Union president, call off a strike, which began 113 days ago. And the words that made Mr. Majid do this: "I
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    Whistle saves merchant
    87 7 Whistle saves merchant THUGS BREAK OFF ATTACK THREE men. one armed A with a knife, attacked a firewood merchant in Yio Chu Kang Road, Singapore, on Sunday. The merchant was driving lorry when he was held up and pulled down from his .scat. While two men held him. the third
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    Once-a-year rood tax now?
    55 7 Once-a-y ear rood tax now? KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— The Federation Road Transport Department has recommended to the Oovernment a new law to allow collection of road tax for motor vehicles once a year in- .stead of every six months as at present. Nearly 100,000 vehicle ownen will be affected If
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    WHAT A LIFE!
    565 8  -  Christine By MONDAY TO my great distress, a kind I neighbour has given Ah Keng a toy piano. I feel that having to put up with Jane's is bad enough but I can at least hide It away should her musical attempts become too painful. It Is
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    So glamour BEGINS with a baby!
    230 8 So glamour BEGINS with a baby! DO babies ruin clamour? Does a *iri lose her sex-appeal wnen she becomes a mother? Definitely NO. I believe thai there's no flner beauty treatment in the world, and a Hist baby almost invariably Increases the charm of face, I'Surr and disposition. In the
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    The big hat and T-stetn dress are in the news again
    315 8 The big hat and T-stetn dress are in the news again says MAXINE RAKICH lifV drawing on the right shows you as you will look if you want lo stay in fashion for the rest of this year and well into the early part ol next Year. Points for you
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    HOW to get ROUND FILMSTAR BEAUTY BY USING BRAINS AND PERSEVERANCE TO CATCH ,: your MAN
    321 8  - HOW to get ROUND FILMSTAR BEAUTY BY USING BRAINS AND PERSEVERANCE TO CATCH your MAN DRUSILLA BEYFUS By HOW to get your man— when he is film actor Kirk Douglas, making a picture with the beautiful Pier Angeli. and you are only a publicity pirl around the set, not a
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    JEWELLERY, LINGERIE
    142 8 In i ln SO NEW. it not jet reached the shops first stainless steel jewellery. combining .-trentsth with a look ol delicacy. Very inexpensive. ANOTHER jewellery idea going into the shop* shoruv huge plastic stones .tet in costume pieces. Colours are near to the tints and textures of
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      213 8 Hi Mlliill KEEPS YOUR MOUT| HEALTHIER I Why Of. Wnl t tact* brink it b«tt«f »«c »->ue f 1 9 Incfe-long brn*ti-K«<d brittle* tlum intidc (^^^fc> ottttidc between and Hygte«tC*lly cle»«. H X row to "old Or W,,» /4^/ I ftncir »oof4ibruih m>H< f(// niywhne will Im /,^w/ lanßer »<>»fi
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      219 8 The Straits Times Crossword 7 |H 8 26 27 |H 28 ACBOSS 9 The pain may be tclt behind 'he S:Sirt tt -sjr. i r.uii* 3 \i 31 "r*^ *m ncke( la 8 1 S? PrentlCee Were >- l--DlanVutal.ang.tnt up wIU, 18. A whlto-ooaied worksr. by gum! SedU^ Tu> an
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    Heroism of "The Few" in the Battle of Britain
    1738 9 Heroism of "The Few" in the Battle of Britain WMES special FEATURE si OVER FOURTEEN years ago, the people of Dover crowded iH, treets to watch fascinated at the spectacle of white vapour trails md criss-crossing in the clear blue summer sky over the English The air throbbed with the
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      292 9 mBBBB^S^^^M 9 *<* bat wonderful fabric robia U. The H|HHl|^MMl t wL^^K&mSjiN^' tinrsl ni.-l airy-trxture<l cottoa, mc* I^tßßffi&B%&£* JBJ aalß^lv^ fragile designs, such delicate, aubtlr colours. And yt >OBIA is >^a^^^^ H£^ mi practical fur it washes and wears ii Itai.aM'i^ Trmdt Mmrks. THE f >:v: '^B x r; i.
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      219 9 SI, it 1 10 il* tiolntt's 11 hut vursi>? H~~ -jf-mrr A V SOKZv m*. SIEVE**,. TM£ CL/ff«E tU6 JOAN dHKElf&^'iSBzA c*u' T an 'E* to za&i > law on the new oosih ssw^*s*'—*ir_ K A WANP'TiI TMC CU*T*£ MCX? WHEN HE TeiEP TO 'jEttMIAM, WHY APENT T*E A L
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    U.S. warning on Red Rubber
    188 10 JAKARTA. Mon qiHE United States will hold 1 the Indonesian Qovernment raDonaible for any shiDment of rubber to Red China from strictly private business dealers, reliable sources said aources said It would make no difference whether the rubber wu tent to the Chinese mainland with
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    155 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks AaMClatlan made the following changes In Its rates to merchant* yesterday. New Yerfc: buying. T. T. 33 15 16. I airmail. O. D. 33 1110. M days 33 3 18 credit bills. 33 14 trade bills. Canada: buying. T. T. 33 ualnnall O. D.
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    K.L.M. profit
    48 10 V. L. Ms annual report (or 1953 XX shows that the company made a profit of Malayan $8.3 million, after deduction of taxes. $4 million of the profit will be put aside as general reserve, and a dividend of 4% will be paid on all share*
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    A QUIET DAY IN MARKETS
    617 10 Industrials are steady 'SINGAPORE market* were quiet yesterday with little or no feature either way. the tin pricp remaining static at $374.25 per picul and July first grade rubber f. o. b. buyers closing at 70^ i cents a lb., one-eighth of a cent above
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    20 10 SINGAPORE. July 12 TIN: 1374.25 per picul (unchanged). RUBBER: 7», cents a lb. (up one-eighth of a cent)
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    167 10 Melbourne. Mon Share prices were strong on the Stock Exchange today. A numbtt of market leaders Improved further, among them being Australian Paper Manufacturers, on the expectation of a higher dividend next month. Oils did better today while uraniums were variable. Bonds were Irregular. Loans 3H% 1956-59 £95Loans
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    RUBBER PRICES
    203 10 Rubber closed In Singapore yesterday at 70S cents a lb for July first grade buyers fob., an eighth of a cent above Saturday s closing price. The market was quiet with narrow fluctuation between 70 5/8 cents and 70% cents for August and 70 3/8 cents and 70
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    U.S. STILL BUYS MOST
    82 10 PR the fourth successive month the United States was Malaya's best customer 'or rubber in June purchasing 15.593 tons against Great Britain's 14.038 tons. In the lint half of the year Britain took 95.835 tons of rubber from Malaya and the U.S.A. 81.K41 tons. Total exports
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    146 10 Singapore Chtnear Pradaee r.x change: noon prices per picul were: Copra: steady; July »30 1/4 buyers. 130 1/4 sellers. August $30 1/2 buyers. $31 sellers. Coconut i oil: unchanged; $53 1/2. Pepper: I qui<t. no business reported; black i pepper down $2 1/2; Muntok white $213 1 2,
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    Exchange dip
    55 10 JAKARTA. Mon Indoresias foreign exchange supply has dipped to a new low Jut above the legal minimum, the la teat balance sheet of the Bank of Indonesia showing that gold dollars and other foreign exchange covered only 20.3 pet cent of the total money in circulation. The legal
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    STORE SHIPPING
    104 10 Ships lyinc ikuptde the Sintap«re Harbaar Baard whmrvei M expected to4«y are: Hope Mount 1 2. Hakonesan Maru 4 5. Slbl^o C. P Blr Haktlm 87. President Taft 89. Benvenue 11, Pelens 13,14, Awtta Mary 15 16, Atreus 18. Maetsuycker !»30. Selangor N Wall 1 to 2, Stla
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      762 10 NOTICE NOTICE SUNGEI BAGAN RUBBER COMPANY, LIMITED Application has been made to the Directors of this Company to issue to the Executrix of the Estate of Mrs. Ina Mary Magdalene Jorgen--1 sen. deceased. duplicate stock certificates for $4,566 Stock in the Company in place of the original itock certificates Nos.
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      207 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS miAl.l TELEPHONE OPERATORS tn Perak. Qualifications Age ta 22 years. Cltlaens of the Federation or eligible on attaining majority; psiwd standard VI In Oovarnmenl or Aided English School, or equivalent. Knowledge or Colloquial Malay. Basic salary scale 184 199 p.m. Application.* on Form Qen. 147 obtainable from any
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      411 10 NASSIM CO.. LIMITED NEW CITY THEATRE Notice >« hereby given that the auction sale to be held at the above theatre on Tuesday lSth July, at 10 am win not take place DISTRICT COURT SALE In The Cauae Oi WJ). No. MS of 1954 Lim Pong Sin Plaintiff Versus Lim
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    Norway wants to step up tirade with Malaya
    471 12 Norway wants to step up tirade with Malaya OFFERS MANUFACTURES VORWAY i> .seeking to tn<*rea\*e her trade with Malaya particulary in manufactures in which >he is hiifhlv specialised and for this purpose 140 Norwegian firmn have registered their names with .Mr. A rue Fonkalsrud, Commercial Attache for Norway, who is
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    Firm has two new brokers
    138 12 THE starT of Lewis Si Peat (Singapore) Ltd.. the rubber and produce brokers, has now been Increased by the addition of Mr. V. Burton and Mr. J. H. Hoogland. Mr Burton who has loined as fi rubber broker flrst came to Malaya In 1932 and
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    Australian IS barley is available
    93 12 I AUSTRALIAN barley which Is produced to certain standards in Southern Aus tralia Victoria Queensland and Wes'ern Australia is i available for export to Malaya It is announced. The marketing of Austra- 3 lian barley u« controlled by r the Barley Marketing Boards in the
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    Philadelphia man here
    115 12 AS part of his world-wide sale* promotion tour Mr George R Smith export manager of Esterbrootc Pen Co. of America- one of the largest pen companies in 'he world Is spending a few day* in Singapore He 1a having busine** talk.* with hi* Malayan agent* Donald Moore
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    Colony Wine Tasting for businessmen
    251 12 <BaaiM|MHiiM^HaMa£^AJHJL|^i|^ Australia firm enters market 1N AUSTRALIAN company of wine grower*, estab- lished last century, and who have successfully expanded their business in Britain are to make their i) rod ii ck* available to Malaya very short K Mr E S Purbrlrk. managing director of
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    TWO EXECUTIVES ON TRIPS
    153 12 MR. W. GRAY BUCHANAN tbr mauagint director Williama Jacks -lut Co. i.i,i I ondun Who iprni a few days in the Colon f ha«inc talk* with Mr. H. P. ritmeota wian«fln( director of William Jack.i and Co 'Malaya) Lid. last week. The Malayan concern In an
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    U.S. RICE EXPORTS TO ASIA DECLINE
    214 12 UNITED STATES rice exports during the August -April ppiiod of the current marketing year totalled 13,918,000 one-hundred lb. bags slightly ahead of the 13.875,000 bags export f-d in the corresponding period of 1952-51. thp U.S. Department of Agriculture reports. Exports to A-<la. fell from
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    More income for Pan am
    125 12 «OMMEROIAI. If" B Pan Amciican World Air ways System for the first quai ter of 1954 amounted to USs:i«937oOo an iMfCSM Ot j 4.6 per c»*nt over rhe volumr ■>! business in the flrst quarter of 1953. Mr Juan T Trlppt- tlu- airlines Pre.-ideni told
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    kowLOON PLAY CHINESE ON SATURDAY
    496 13 kowLOON PLAY CHINESE ON SATURDAY 'Triangular' if Austrians stay QATBB *nd Sinifapitre opponenlx for the Hong Kong Fo«Hb»ll Ansoriation league champions. Kowloon Rim Co.. who arrive in Singapore on Thursday evening on an extended tour of Singapore. Sumatra and the Federation of Malaya, were announced by Singapore Amateur F.A. yesterday.
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    Tong Goon beaten by 17 year-old
    228 13 Tong Goon beaten by 17 year-old '|Mi;kh .-prxtinf Ajaortaitori <t-ored I i heli fourth victor* in !urie»»ion »nen 'hey defeated Chinese 8 A Blue s 3in the BIT A aentm MM i.iii league at ihe Hap(» World last mght Suiprt»e tt the malch >» ur >ir >.ii (if lunnei Colon*
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    Landy was half second too slow
    66 13 HKI SINKI MM OHM UUmTI i4-»eHi-oid AusUh !,1 lihm and flic worlds faslrs. nun (ailed In hi* tad io btmk Urn .mid lion metre* reroid »esteid»x Hi- won race <>vei ihr dlsfan.e lin miri m Mer which I* flve'trniha of *ecour. slowei rnnn tIM
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    KnockED OUT
    28 13 K nock ED OUT itOH I'MUND Moo loae Gnnc» leg. the arwnriih heavynetatii ■Mixing rhampinn knorken ran r>* Will; Hoepnn lOermany n 'he si*"rrviinrl here l»«t ntffhl Rente.
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    Penang's ip hopes brighten up again
    158 13 „M tv tian<; PKNANO M<m ft Peoang pei hk Ir.«i I no noubt what Settlpmrnt are si a lay g Cup ai f Un l .■r! hvpi 'he (il.- forward toil •lie impip.N<iv« 'i DH.k a 1 111. 1 .x-«»if(i acaimi t lt( vf-ars
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    Patty is Swedish champion again
    41 13 M> Sweden Maa Wimbledon rinni IlOd »innei .if Ihr l.y. vn«l »on Ilir mills i ban Rei H«r'»l»: (-X 8-»i P>-4 „.»c«^lve :,r Baax- •iPlui'V Amciicii > Miiu r*n Con «on s, Bit* r;uii i. ie^i Mill'
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    The latest positions
    611 13 MK.«T mtlHION 13 i.m<~ #*r Irami r w o i. A A.A M 0 r. 18 18 Marine 10 5 1 »4 7 I -S REME 1 1 7 1 3 IS 10 IS Soroerl'w 10 7 1 36 13 IS Kou P«t» n i s w
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    CEYLON PLAYERS FOR LTAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
    155 13 IPOH. Mun 'IVyff Ceylon l.ouni Tenntn Association has accepted 'he invitation from the Malayan L.T A. to tend two players to compete in this year's Malayan championships to be played in Kuala Lump.: from Aug 24 to 30 The two Ceylonese representative!*, hoioever. have not
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    Gow wins 'C' July medal
    153 13 Gow wins C' July medal 'I'Mt C DivlMmi July M«0al Stroke i *nd QuHllfylng Round of i lie Duffer* Cup Comperitton played »i Royal aingapnrr Oolf Club on s.im,klm\ Hfiernooo resulted it; .< win I(,i D F Gow (90-24 Mi RhII Bweep on ihe Ftrat Nine w«a won l>> U.
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    Lee Chan's XI win S'gor CRC league
    79 13 KOALA I.UMPUR mod— Jon Ltr i Cluiua XI becumr iht- Mampion.- n( ilir Selantcui Chlnrsr Rerreatioii I Club joccf i Irugtic when they beat I l.ri.un He* V»n, XI 3-3 »t Pudu Rom) l>. k ciivr .mi: Hrnfi 9e«t acared lot Joo Iff
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    Five teams still in Div. 1 title hunt
    378 13 (amen remain in be played to comptele the flrnt division of the S.A.F.A. league rompetii and so even has the tumde for supremacy heromr (hat five teams still have a chance of winning the cnampiottsnip. rinfi." last year's champion.* are the bent
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    Duckworth is named scorer for Aussie tour
    231 13 LONDON Mot fIOROK Oitckworth. rormer Bng- land and Ijuicaaltire vickeiKeeper. has bean appointed woret and b<mgage matter for rhe forthcoming tour by the Mar»le»>on» Cricket Chib aide to Auarralla He la fbe first member of rhe party u> be named He aaid ye«t*r-
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    HOSPITAL ARE UPSET 3-1
    78 13 ReMilia of SAFA junior leaZlie game» ola»e<) on Sunday were: Woodbridge Hospital <tron(reff rtval* fo C(*intUlans for the aworrt division champtonshtp. were surprisiimlv beaten 3—l by CWneae Athletic "A' ill- i Betar Ro"eri« A' received walkovei from bottom -of-the-le«gue BODCA In a Div i game scheduled
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    NETAJI WIN 2-1
    44 13 Neutji M.B.C Rained 'wo points In iheti laai league game when they beat Windsor Rovero I—l1 1 In a B.A.P A Pi\ 3P game «i M.PA ground ve»ierda> Mirandn and V Fernandez >cored loi Neijl Sullen foi Rovera Mr Bim.K»nd icfereed
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    TRACTION GIVE UP
    26 13 Boi iom -of -t he-league Tracuon Union conceded a waUover io .tnliilad.« vi their BAPA Oiv. 3B name scheduled for Oeylang atarttum ve»ierd»»
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    Sovereign may miss big sprj]j
    436 14  -  RPSOM JEKP. By tomorrow AND GO ONLY FOR TROPHY RACE SOVEREIGN h*.- come on hy leapo and hounds sinre his two easy victories in CL 2 »t Rukit Timah in March and at Kuala Lumpur in May and in his present form I am sure
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    Primrose at best after rest
    430 14 Primrose at best after rest i Mkhvn* PRIMBOSK. mp money iki spinner on the Malayan turf las' season, is back a' her beat agalr. after a nice let-up in Cameron Highlands. With Mickey Donnelly tip. this Hyacluthu* mare worked with .< lot of scat on the training track yesterday morning
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    SCA TO MEET SCHOOLS XI
    88 14 1 ■■>• Singapoie Cricket Association team \n meet Combined Schools on Saturday and Sunday at 'he Indian Association ground Is: V C Wenterhout <capt SRC I AeriM .BRC B Surra 't* iYMCAi. S Paramathevan BODCA Metcalfe .Sele'.a:-. v Nathan CYMA Vythalingam lA. Rlley iBeletar> Shuffiebotham
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    JONES TO LEAD NORTH TEAM
    133 14 IPOH. M«n. ALLAN JONRK M Seiaßgw will "sklftavr" the North >ide against Snnth in the annaal ertrket "test" <in the Ipoh padani on »nl» 31. Aug. I and t. The aide, whlrh waa selected here teaterda*. inehidaa ail player* fr*m Selanfor, tw« fr«m Perak. aad
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    Thomas ran mile to 100
    130 14 Thomas Phua. with IS points from t»o flrsu < 100 and 320 yards second < mile i and two thirds < 440. SMI i won the individual championthlp of A" Dlvtaion at the Holy Innocent* English School's 26th annual sports, held at Gabriels School ground
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    SELETAR BEAT TAMPENIS 2-1
    45 14 ooyai. Air Force. Heietai B*r.\ Di> 3B league champions. flnuhed 'neir fixtures wlrh a 2-t trtor 1 ovei ihelr closest malv rampems Rover* at Parrer Park vesierda* Yearworth scored noth iheir i ;.-mi.« Tampenif .-cored 'hrough J Mnrrl' O Mnihiimmv -efereed
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    Three Negri tennis titles to Mrs. Bradley
    210 14 SBRCMBAN Mou MRS S M. BRADLKY became 'he triple champion of the Negrl Sembtlan Uiwn Tannu Asanrlarton winning 'he women «ngle« nrl doubles and mixed double* Oi her flnaU remitted Men't ringiea: Abdullah m. i... bi Pong Ylng Hong 1-S 6-2. 8-ft Men'a
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    TOMORROW'S BADMINTON TIES
    453 14 re Singapore BadmttHon Aaaortatlon's riat for iomorio» In 'he Junior r-hamptonshlpo bein< held ai thr Badminton Hall, are: Court .V*. I: Women M«gt«a Magarei 1 Irr Mayflower va Urn Chxn Pins <Ainbßam>: Oh Heng i.mn <B«ingi va Joan Kao iSwift. Ruhy I .'in <Hunbeami vn Mrs. Klong
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    NEW CHAMPION
    64 14 MRS A OSBORN. uho brut i.indyx l.oke Chua. Maiaya's top-seeded toonien* .s,nyte* player, rei-eirc htt trophy from the Sultan ol Pcrnk at the conclusion o( thr Perak Lawn Tennis Axsocwito>< i npm championships nt Ipoh nn Sunday. Mrs. Osborn. partnering Mrs WillnuphhyFo.iter. also won the women's double* title.
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    P. Brani suffer a 11-nil beating
    442 14 Star Soecerites. II; Pulau Brani. C'fAP Soccerites took full 101 l of a much h?lowstrength Pulau Rrani I'niteri (earn in (heir SAFA senior lea/t/ur game at .lalan Besar stadium yesterday to set up the highest score ypt in Div. I this season Pulau Brant
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    New jock arriving next we
    76 14 New jo ck arriving next we '0r,,1 A V 5" J nexi ve*| is Kin vim 1 KaaM •alaraa KMte, 11 t Wl |n h a* An* Hi Hod?" minnion r».|. «»r|«fi». 'rial I unnnrv j lOCKI 1 J I xcorec J onh 1 I r p/karcNTn I v 1h
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