The Straits Times, 19 July 1954

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    15 1 The Straits Times. fie*** 4 Estd l si., SINGAPORE MONDAY. JULY 19, 1954 15 CENTS
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    10,000 STRIKE IN COLONY
    889 1 POWER MEN STOP WORK labourers reject new offer )V Council N |||i>IS\M) Singapore ity (oumil \M nt on strike today for the third it The >trike lu'jfan at »ny minutt lit. our sub-committee mot the men't rday In a bid to negotiate a nfjs resulted in
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    Hour of peril on upturned boat
    227 1 DRAMATIC STORE RESCUE FOR mon> than an hour nine picnickers, including a girl, clung for life to a capsizert boat in the shark-infested waters of the Western Anchorage. Singapore, yesterday. Hani, the Malay coxswain of the launch Bwannle, tpotted the party through his binocu!:kv
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    His friend phoned: You won'
    52 1 KMM II MPUB, Mm. I.OKIMER, of \mKual.i I.umpur. mni-rs of the sjooo word Ik- ml of his 1 1 lend rani him Inn Mr I m inier n received his live the nmliev r\t \rar. lodaj 1 1 1 Mrut> m Mr I.er •ii. ii
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    Jockey in coma lies to Sydney
    11 1 Jockey in coma lies to Sydney former Whitil jo, arlay for
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    Airline talks
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    GROUCHO MARRIES AGAIN
    25 1 Bden model. witnessed <>nly by Man's seven-year-old daughter by a prevlotu marriajje and two people. Thi.s is the comedian's third marrlace. Reuter.
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    He'll try to oust Joe
    70 1 WASHINGTON. Sun.— US Senator Ralph Flanders ißepublican i told a national television audience la-st night that he Ls seeking "to remove Me- Carthy as symbol of the Republican party." Sen. Flanders, the bitterest Senate critic ol Senator McCarthy, plans to move a re- solution on
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    So Japs are oui of the swim
    33 1 TOKYO. Sun. Sales of bathing suits are down 25 per c-rnt because the Japs fear radio-aitive sea water from i the Bikini H-bomb tests— A.P I
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    REA'S PLEA TO PUBLIC: HELP US TO HELP YOU
    271 1 REA'S PLEA TO PUBLIC: HELP US TO HELP YOU THE acting City President. Mr. J. T Rea. last night appealed to the citizens of Singapore to cooperate with the City Council to lessen the inconvenience arising from the strike. In a broadcast over Radio Malaya. Mr. Rea asked people living
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    Queen sends Press champagne
    88 1 Queen sends Press champagne ASCOT. Sun IMH Queen sent across a rase of champagne to the Press tent here yesterday after her horse Aureole won the valuable King George VI and Queen Flizabeth Stakes. French, <.rrm.ui. Italian and British Pressmen toasted "The Queen. God bless her" and "Here's i health
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    Last British Governor
    50 1 COLOMBO. Sun -Viscount Soulbury, Ceylon's last British Governor General, left yesterday evening by sea for London. A few minutes after his de- j parture Sir Oliver Goonetilleke j was sworn in to take his place. The brief ceremony ended a 160-year sequence of British governor generals. A.P
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    For sale: The top place in class
    55 1 BRINDISI. Italy. Bun. School teachers Tommaso Lavexas and Anna Rauaa were ai rested yesterday on charges they offered to sell high marks to pupils for 200.000 lires iM$96O). The charges were made by a student's father, who said he had received and turned
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    Chess date off
    32 1 BUENOS AIRFS, Sun —The Argentine Chess Federation announced yesterday that it will not be able to organise the world chess congress scheduled to start on Septemiv r 1 AST.
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    Vandals smash games statue
    60 1 VANCOUVER. Sun— A massive statue which wa-s to decorate the British Empire Games Stadium has been smashed by vandals, sculptor Gordon Dixon reported yesterday. Mr. Dixou discovered the half-ton. 7' 2 -foot figure of a runner breaking the tape had been pushed over and broken into
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    Marjorie is beauty quest lightweight
    198 1 LOS ANGELES, Sun. HEAT and excitement were too much for three of the candidate! f°r tn e Universe title at LOBI Beach vesteidav Eight ol the "iris were pognft" For a photograph when Moan.. Mariejr, ittM New Zc.iland. lell <>n her face in The next
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    Plane dives into sea
    57 1 HONG KONG. Sun. A Royal Hong Kong Defence Force Harvard trainer crashed into j the si a near here today and the pilot is missing. The second man In the single-englned plane was rescued by a police launch. The names of the two members of the
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    Red complaint
    35 1 TOKYO. Sun Mainland China is "China" and not "Communist China", aceordi ing to a complaint the ChinaJapan Trade Promotion Association here has received from the Peking regimes Import Export Corporation of China -UP
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    National day
    27 1 TAIPEH. Sun. Spain's 1 national day wag observed at a reception eiven in Taipeh this afternoon by Charge d Affaires Julio de Larra Cochea A.P.
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    Goodwill on tour
    18 1 TAIPEH, Sun a Chinew noodwlll mission Ln due In Fmnm.sa tomorrow from Indo- p.rsia- A.P.
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    2 DAYS, AND M. FRANCE IS CONFIDENT
    357 1 2 DAYS, AND M. FRANCE IS CONFIDENT riuLv] He ignores the fjuirl [i*J failures |2£J GENEVA, Sunday. 11l I II only two days to go to his deacline for pe.u <■ in Indo-China or his resignation, M. Mendes France is confident, even though Britain. Russia and I- ranee are still
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    $1.33 for a bucket
    80 1 HANOI. Sun— European- in the Indo-China seaport <>f HaiphonK, beleaßuered by Vtetmlnh, are paying the (ouivalent of one-anci-a-thinl Malayan dollars for a threegallon bucket of dean water. according to travellers arriving lure today. The Vietminh have blown uu the Drtncipal dam .sunolvmc the city and other
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    All This for only 75 cents
    73 1 All This for only 75 cents LIAVE you ordered your copy of The Hsligraa Mi>rithl\, the new Straits Times magazine? 5E The August IssSM fea- tures brilliant coloiirS gravure and is packed with topical articles, pic- ture stories and fiction. You will want details of the $20,000 Must-Be-Won Contest, with
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    Tito message for Papagos
    70 1 BELGRADE. Sun —Pi Tito of Yuso.'lavia said in a niccac to Marshal Alexander Papajfos. the Greek Prime Minister, tha' he shared hi.concern at the failure to hold the conference of Foreign Ministers to sinn the Balkan military alliance between Yugoslavia, Greece and Turkey The conference va.s
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    Silent U.S. Navy
    31 1 MANILA, Sun. The I E Navy has warned i-ivili.ui emnlovees acamst loo.se talk could be u.sed by foreißn asrr.t. and could be of "Inestimable value" to unfriendly fo
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    Comets WILL fly again
    132 1 Comets WILL fly again LONDON. Sun MILES THOMAS Chairman of British Overseas Airways Corporation, said in a message to his staff yesterday: "Thr Comots will fly again." But he added, "when that day will come depends on a number of factors." After cra-she.s earlier this yea: Britain's fleet of Comet
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 I S PL£DOt ON INDO-CHINA GENEVA. Sun Hi I mted state* I pledged to refrain fmm < threat or nst of forcr (n up.^rt an.» tndo-< tuna armistice agreement brrr \rbi(h it could authoritative soatir MS& Renter.
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    Soviet advice
    37 1 Moscow Sun Professor P C Mahalanobi.s. director nf the Irdian Statistical Institute, said here today he had "reached agreement in princiDle for S.vif experts to uo to India to Rive technical advice this year" Reuter.
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    On way home
    41 1 STOCKTON California. Sun. Captain Kurt C.irlsen. 40. who two years aco beam* known thr world over as the heroic master of the Flvinc has flf)- n to r>nii.iik !o visit Ins mother, reportrd to be seriously ill AP
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    ATOM LAW CHANGE ATTACKED
    124 2 ATOM LAW CHANGE ATTACKED WASHINGTON, Sun. f RIES of "giveaway" and "monopoly" resounded In the Senate yesterday as two senators attacked President Elsenhower's plan to amend the atomic energy law. With the Senate in its fourth day of argument over the administration's Atomic Act Rei vision Bill. Senators Herbert H.
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    'The 3 Don'ts' mothers burn books
    92 2 'The 3 Don'ts' mothers burn books TOKYO Sun A GROUP of Tokyo mothers ralllne themselves "The Three Don ts Movement" have started a book burning campaign to keen obscene literature from children. "We have so far burnt f>oo erotic and grotesque publications with our own hands because the Government has
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    Terrorists bomb shop
    39 2 CASABLANCA. Sun—Terrorist- hlew un a Muslim tobacconist shop In Casablanca last nicht lmurine two Moroccans. Terrorist* for thr v**i mx months have been trvins to force Moroccans to clve up the •French' habit of smoking.— Renter.
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    Reds are 'swamping' Japan with dope, says expert
    262 2 NEW YORK, Sunday. UARRY ANSLINGER, U.S. Federal Narcotics Commissioner, said today that the Chinese Reds were shipping large amounts of heroin into Japan. Testifying before a Senate Foreign Relations sub-committee he said: "I have never seen a country so flooded with heroin
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    EIGHTSOME REEL AT A-TALKS
    42 2 SIR JOHN <H KCROKT. Director of the British Ati.mn Hehearth, dances an eightsome reel with Mrs. A. Flowers from the Harwell Research Station, durinr a bre.tk from an international conference of nmle.ir physicists at (ilasgow University. A.P. picture.
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    Russians attend cancer congress
    64 2 RIO DE.JANEIRO. Sun— Six I Russian scientists are to attend the sixth International Cancer F*search Congress to be held in Sao Paulo, Brazil from July 23 to 29. It will be the first time since thr \>ar that Russian and Western scientists have iolned to discuss
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    Trieste hope
    23 2 WASHINGTON. Sun American Str.to Department authorities forecast today that the i Yugoslav-Italian dispute over Trieste would be settled next week Reutcr.
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    Finns sign new pact
    49 2 MOSCOW. Ban —The Finnish Foreign Minister. Mr. Urho Kekkonnen yesterday signed a new long-term treaty with The pact, dedicated to reducing tension in the world." also called for the raising of Finnish and Soviet legations in Moscow and Helsinki to the status of emnas.-ies. A.P.
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    Going home
    27 2 TOKYO. Sun Dr Wrllincton Koo, Chinese ambassador to the United States will nrnvp in Tokyo tomorrow er.rmitc home for consultations v. ith his eovcrnmont. UP.
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    FOR BLACKOUTS NOW READ BROWN-OUTS
    154 2 No glow in sky for bombers WASHINGTON. Sunday. \fILITARY and civil dpfencr authorities last nieht announced a plan for controlling "sky glow" In ovrnt of enemy attack .system Of dimming city lichts but not blarkinc them out as in the last war Called ■canillum" for
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    BIRDS SHUT OFF THE WATER
    73 2 BIRDS SHUT OFF THE WATER NOBI KSYll.l F. Indiana. Sunday. >'ORI.KSVII.I.K went I without normal water service for two hour* thanks to ;i puir of brllicerent bird*. Itility repair men reported a blown fu>e which shut off water station pumps was caused by fichtine birds crashing into an electrical transformer.
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    STOP REDS NOW, SAYS RHEE
    144 2 ASHLAM). Ohio. Sunday. MR. SYNCiMAN RHKK. President of South Korea, has written a signed article for the Ashland Times(Ja/ette in which he says: This may well be the year of decision in the struggle against Communism." He \isited Ashland when he went to the United
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    MURDER HYPNOTISEN DANE GEL LIFE TER
    10 2 MURDER HYPNOTISEN DANE GEL LIFE TER A fluence N purr
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    Big airlift wounded end
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    Teenage girls carve boy-friends' initials into their own flesh
    380 3 NOTTIN(;iIAM. Sun. \N I OLI ni-w cr;»7.e is spreading amiin( I uulivh bobby soxers. Klinkinc back tears, tiin-ajsr elrls arc carving Iht-ir hoy frirnds' ml I i.i K into the flrsh of ih.ir nun 1«-ks and arms. •MM are riililniiK luiriit
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    PERSIAN OIL ROW OVER $620 mil. deal – then cut-price sales
    284 3 PERSIAN OIL ROW OVER $620 mil. deal then cut-price sales TKHERAN, Sunday. THE Anglo Iranian Oil Company will gd £73,000,000 (about M 9020 million) for its Abadan installations nationalised in 1051, the Finance Minister, Mr. Ali Amini, told newsmen yesterday. Mr. Amini said Persia will pay one-eighth of the total
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    ONLY CHURCH ROOF SHOWS
    39 3 Two Bavarians watch as the recent I'ood swirls across rub pastures and into their houses. In the foreground is a typical country chapel with only its roof showing above thr angry waters. A. P. picture.
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    Brides told to 'cover up'
    44 3 HFSTKR. Ban Jewish ere are beinc asked not to wear low cut sleeveless ifT-t he-shoulder dresses for the Lge ceremony. A meeting of Rabbis and s decided >esterdav to appeal to their concrecations to "dress decorously at uedd- uter.
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    Chile says 'yes'
    20 3 SANTIAGO, Sun. Chile yesterday announced recognition ol the new Guatemalan Gov- headed by col. Carlos Arrru A.P.
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    Israel: Truce umpires are just a flop
    154 3 JERUSALEM. Sun. THE Israeli Government yesterday charged that United Nations truce supervision in i the Middle East ha.s been in- effective. Walter Eytan. Direotor-eene-ral of the Israel Foreicn Office, received Major Gen. Vasn Rennike, the chief United N.'tion.s truce supervisor, in his' office
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    Schooner missing
    25 3 SCIACCA. Sun. A motor flshlnc schooner with three men aboard wa.s reported mis.sinu yesterday after a violent ■torn swept the Central Mediterranean. A.P.
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    Danube basin is now 'huge sea'
    293 3 TROOPS OUT AS FLOOD WAVE BEARS DOWN ON BUDAPEST VIENNA. Sunday. THOUSANDS of Hungarian troops and volunteers fought last night to reinforce dams and dykes as Hood waters surged through the Hungarian capital. Budapest Radio reported. With the River Danube risine hourly and a
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    WOMAN HELD PRISONER FOR £32,000 RAID
    204 3 WOMAN HELD PRISONER FOR £32,000 RAID LONDON. Sun r'O men held a 50 year-old postmistress prisoner in her bed early yesterday while a third took her keys to stage a £32.000 raid on Moor^ate Post Office. 14 miles away in London's financial district. Tim postmistress. Miss Edith Harris, awoke in
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    RUSSIAN REQUEST HAS BERLIN GUESSING: WHAT'S THEIR LINE?'
    199 3 BERLIN. Sun. A CONTROVERSIAL Soviet memorial the first Red tank to blast .its way into Naii Berlin in MM —may soon be pulled bark behind the Iron Curtain. Tkc tomtom •>«•! >"«■ dffacrd. wirr-shruuded tank has outlived its usefulness ax a symbol
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    Japanese police hold dope pedlars
    122 3 Japanese police hold dope pedlars TOKYO, Sun. FOUR HUNDRED and fifty police officers raided Tokyo's biggest blackmarket centre early today and arrested 21 Koreans, including 11 women, on charges of narcotic traffic and sale of illegal goods. In what wa.s regarded as the largest postwar blackmarket raid. police carted away
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    Right colour, right no. but wrong house
    63 3 M.BERT LEA. Minnesota. Sun. —A painter got the rleht house number but the wronc .street. So Mrs. Mary Steele lmind the roof of her house inshly Dainted green when when she returned home. The painter wa.s sunnosed to have done the roof at
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    Neat job for odd job
    58 3 NEW YORK. Sun —A pocketkit of eight tools, made by German firm, is now on the American market. Although only .slightly larger than a cigarette package, the set contains hammer, wood chisel, saw, file, drill, punch, screw-driver and iackknlfe. They are contained in a zipuered
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    African group puts demands
    51 3 BLANTYRE. Sun. The Nyasaland African Congress announced in a new policy statement here that it will continue to Dress for self-govern-ment within the British Commonwealth tor Nyasaland. The statement said that the Nva-saland government should be "democratically representative of all races, according to their numerical strength."
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    Indian line to buy Viscounts
    42 3 NEW DELHI. Sun. The Indian Airlines Corporation is to buy four to eight British Vickers Viscount Dlanes. it wa.s learned here last night. The number depend."! on funds to be made available by the Indian Government Reuter.
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    HAPPY BOSSES IDEA
    219 4 Workers too, by training KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. rpHE Government has A pulled out from the pigeon-hole a plan for training-withtn industry for bosses and workers in the Federation. This plan, whlcn was shelved more than a year ago owing to the Emergency, aims at good relationship between
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    Man in gaol gets gaol
    71 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun—Ahmad bin Ahmad of Telok Rumania wa.« given six months' gaol for stealing a wrlstwatch from Fadzll bin Hussin of Pengerang in the Sessions Court in Kota Tinggl yesterday. The .sentence Is to take effect at the expiry of a three months' sentence,
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    CO-OP STORE: BE LOYAL AND PAY UP
    94 4 CO-OP STORE: BE LOYAL AND PAY UP TELUK ANSON. Sun. The management committee of the Lower Perak Co-operative Stores Society is appealing to its members to be more loyal to the society. In a report to be presented at the general meeting of the society it the Malay Club here
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    Uniform: Our decision is final—Govt.
    106 4 Uniform: Our decision is final— Govt. TWO SINGAPORE Government representatives told the 600 members of the Junior Staff Union at a meeting yesterday that the Government* decision to re-is, le them with the present type of uniform wa* final The recent uniform for peons office boys, messengers and drivers has
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    New dancing competition
    73 4 Arrangements have Deen completed for the first Singapore novice dance championships to be held under the official Dance Board rules. The competition will be held at Rallies Hotel on July 29 and will be Judged by three professional dancers. Mr- C. H Chan Mr. Victor Oiig and
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    Gaoled clerk to appeal
    56 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Leow Kirn Yong, a clerk ln tin Mines Department. Johore. who was convicted in the Sessions Court of attempting to extort money from the wife of Dr. H. S. Yeoh and sentenced to 18 months' gaol, has appealed against the conviction. The appeal
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    Talk by Friend
    30 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun— Mr. D. B. Friend, Secretary for Chinese AtTairs In Johore. will be the guest speaker at Tuesday's meeting of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club.
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    Had opium: $200
    33 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Chiang Hock Hun, of Covent Street. Singapore, was flned $200 in the Sessions Court. Pontlan. yesterday for having prepared opium and utensils for the smoking of opium.
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    PASSENGERS IN THE CANTON
    543 4 The following passengers will disembark In Singapore from the P. and O. liner Canton arriving from Britain on Thursday. Mrs. E. C. Aspden, Mr. and Mrs. Ahmad MahboL bin and child. Mr. and Mrs R G. Bragß and three children, Mrs. M. T i Bower, Mr.
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    CHAMPAGNE FOR NEWLY-WEDS
    49 4 MR. Michael Donald Russel, a minim; engineer, and Miss Diane Loume Archey. of Denver, Illinois, U.S.A.. toast each other in champigne after their weddinn at St. Mary's Church Kutla Lumpur, on Saturday. Mr. Kus«H met his bride while he was studying in Denver. Straits Times picture.
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    FIRST 60 OF STORE CALL-UP BOYS GO INTO CIVIL DEFENCE
    184 4 FIRST 60 OF STORE CALL-UP BOYS GO INTO CIVIL DEFENCE SIXTY Singapoae boys will today become the first National Servicemen to join the Civil Defence Force. On Tuesday another batch of 00 boys will Join up TUiwill be repeated every day until Friday week, excepting Saturday and Sunday. Six hundred
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    Death ash: No tests by the Govt.
    143 4 Death ash: No tests by the Govt. SINGAPORh meteorological experts are unable to con firm or deny the presence of radio-a tive dust particles believed to have been carried o the Colony by westerly winds from the H-bomb testing grounds at the Bik:n: atoll in I Pacific There Is no
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    Election off as seats go uncontested
    92 4 ALOR STAR Sun A LOR STAR will have no elections to the town council this year The three councillors, whose terms of office expired yesterday, were returned unopposed when nominations closed at noun today. They are two Malays and a Chine.se. all members of
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    A clash of views on self-rule
    144 4 A clash of views on self-rule PENANO. Sun. TWO leaders of the Radica. Party here Dr. L1 m Chong Eu. past president, and Dr N K. Menon. present president—will clash on Wednesday night l n a debate on selfgovernment for this country Dr Llm. a Settlement Councillor, will propose that
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    Only one was serious
    67 4 I Singapore's City Fire and Ambulance Service an.su. Ted 23 calls in eteht hours yesterday There were 1(3 cases of road accidents, with enly one .serious casualty In which a 12--year-old boy wa-s admitted with .severe heao woondt alter he was knocked down by a car
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    Woman trader fined $25
    51 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Janaki. a .shop keeper ol Kangkar Pulal. was fined $25 !n the police court for selling seven tins of condensed milk without first oponing the imShe said that the customer left the shop with the tins when .she went to get a tin
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    Had opium: Gaol
    23 4 lOHORE BAHRU Sun. Found In powpMton of opium Lm Hhua was sfiitpnccd to a month's gaol in Mining, jrei tirday.
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      389 4 i? m m iiiii P 'j» Hill m I^SHAW BROTHERS^) :j:J: I a ALAN LADD "-'''^B o ROURKt of the| nyii ROYAL MOUNTEDfIf^ with Shelley Winti rs I'lVrh.) 4^HK jjiii l'lus tJIKKN BKAI'TV LhL^B Miss l'ni\«-rsr HM l 0 t;::: wm iwmn ■••■HHI iiiii gam uEHBE^EBBjpL.! m lUt.i.lsl Marrini; |ll:i
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      216 4 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACtJ HOW ***** All CC*DIT'O«f: V <^k STAR DK\M\tiALLUTIVI Award Cartoon "WJL UOUGIA3 IUBCii "JOHAN MOUSE" r COMING SOOiT COMING!! LAN A TURNER FIAMF mo the fifsit r*MMH* TE CHNICOLOR! A^^g ic MffCHUMQkAIONROI TMI rUSf THf FIAMf ClNbmaScopE I takes you across the devil's own frontier. through I
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      151 4 UUIMCi KRANCAISt: Frftich We*k p: ikiritminr film show of J.Kcnirs Tails Lea Vacances de M. Hulot Viriorla Tlieatre. 9pm PIBI.K I.ECTIRE: A»la Tod»y -the Gene\a and Colombo Confcrenc*s -1 by Mr. O. O. Thomson. YMC.A. Orchard Roari. 8 pm. CIVII. DKKENCE: Documentation and Issue of kit to first group of
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    TIMES special FEATURE Tax and drug agent trapped New York gang boss
    2150 5 TIMES special FEATURE Tax and drug agent trapped New York gang boss 1» 1933, New York was under the thumbs of rival gang chiefs run by Arthur Flegenheimer and Irving Wexler. To the public, and in 1 operations they were better known by their aliases of Dutch Schultz and Waxey
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      76 5 bP X gS. H (r( 's a Ronson I. P v r r y pocket person I, MU a- ,i«.nd I I -dird H md certain H ~ds^m#> H lbt« in H. hey As usual P. M H d.s- EnfintI cntI ■'••ed. I 8»»m Annr t the >■. So A
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      120 5 The new Cole of California marvel lows tratcrials. I UIHITERUJRVS MJD (WHITtAWAV. DHiW CO.. LTD iIHCAPORt-l. I JrRINSO washes^ I WHITER- I s3i aT^ W 3€ f B^l 1 %.-*>*S 4t vl Makes /■^^TN lighter work Everything comes really dean > when you use Rinso. Its rich t^h.ng-up! hard-working suds
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      191 5 SlurUxk ffolffffv loojloo sacrffirv /THA"£ 9(6 JUAN y/N FRO^T OF A 1 KOO6TER ON IT' KECK- TO PROTECT Wf \U' its«s?^2 UIM THERE, KNfEUNG I VOODOO ALTAR I uOWOUDEZWE Wl/M fZOM TWE EVl^ MF W9fn f JPffHb IWwf Fffif#» *?o think iSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^ 'A TWE TOOK AN OATH WE'd\l fl-OOK? LETS
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    ANNOUNCEMENT.
    63 6 W»r4t lit (minimum) FOLLOW PEDANT Ever\ D.iv In the Malay Mall 1 If you want to win that $6,000 word puzzle. BARGAINS —11 pieces Towelling *ie:s $2290. 3 Bedcovers $10. Woollen Blankets. "Arrow" Wear Dresnn.akers Luck's, 17. Orchard Road. CARRINGTON. V. C. Will be Produced by Little Theatre Players
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    The Straits Times. Singapore. Mon., July 19, 1954. The Unions Strike
    880 6 The Straits Times. Singapore. Mon., July 19, 1954. The Unions Strike Because the Sinnapore City Council will not backdate to June 16, 1953, the increased wages it is offering to its daily-paid staff >ome 10,000 of them in eight different departments came out on strike la^t night. It is an
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    Count Your Blessings
    463 6 Count Your Blessings Even though a Japanese research ship claims to haye 1 found radio-active dust in Singapore's atmosphere there is nn need yet for every citizen i to carry his own geiger counter! to discover whether the air is 1 fit to breathe or whether the fish he is
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    Jungle battle for hearts, minds of the aborigines
    1459 6  -  Harry Miller By OILENT battle is being fought In the deep Jungle of Malaya particularly along the backbone ridge of the central mountain range. It is a campaign for the hearts and minds of the aborigines. This great single area is Important
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      164 6 'MAKE HIM YOUR FRIEND' INSTEAD YEARS ago when I was fa was in Malaya to Rivp Only one thlnß he said has stuck in my mind all these years. He said. "The only way to get rid of your enemy is to make him your friend." This was many years
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      It should be 'Miss Malaya'
      78 6 IT IS reported that Miss MarJorie Wee. our Miss Mtlaya. will be standing on a float emblazoned with the word "Singapore". Let the committee concerned with the bat nine beaut v parade at Long Beach give a second thought. Miss Marjorle Wee is not representing
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      They teach only lower classes
      110 6 They teach only lower classes T AWRENCE" said recently Li that Malayan student* who appear for the Cambridge examinations are taught by Indian B.A.s and matriculates I have yet to see an Indian B.A. or matriculate teaching English or mathematics In any of our schools. If they do. it Is
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      Visit to school was not necessary
      123 6 Visit to school was not necessary T»y|R. K. B. LIM. the "constl- tuent who now has another grouse" .states that In my Rochore News I had said that 1 1 would be at a certain school 1 at a certain time to hear complaints or suggestions I did not say
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      UNIONS LACK LEADERS
      165 6 UNIONS LACK LEADERS rADE UNION organisations of to-day have not been very successlul. There U a lack of leadership. Unle.s> the working class examines its position and unites, the future looks black There la hardly a union which can put up a si* struggle against the employers. Employee organisations exist
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      Clerks would complicate matters
      160 6 r ACHING, at the time of •O.C.S. Clerk" (which may be ten or twenty years ago) was not such a plum that every i .Malayan would take It up a.s a means of livelihood Everyone knows that a good foundation In English has been, and is
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    17 6 Mysti .ship hap. Solution THE r \i v Her Sometli Tlv Mr Ma ir
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      857 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. H.ri. Sl* (minimum). IHE BNOAOENTENT Was Anrounced between Yeoh Oon Teng Becond aon of Mr. and Mrs. ChU ing, and Chal 1 tian, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Llm Cheng Teck on 18.7.54. 2* Wmrdi |1« (minimum). Mi A: MRB. ANDREW NICHOLAS PEREIRA thank aU their friends
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      96 6 6 RAFFLES PLACE. PHONE eOS 4? *.1 %T OPTICIANS K. t. Wli.JtK FNAO. D Or-T K. W. BELL DIP. OPT. A.S.T.C. F.AOA "rar*Alß TRAVEL FLY TO COO The oldcit jnd molt e.pcnenccd rr Agents For AU A COMPLETE TRAVEL SERVICE AIR TRAVEL SURFACE TRAVEL HOTEL RESERVATIONS TRAVELLERS CHEQUES Local Office:
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    labour is still not satisfied— Mr Lee
    103 7 labour is still not satisfied— Mr Lee OH, Sun. Xl BANG, abour told the the here i k)vern- N. 0- on Federal i t apjx -•nilllid not ty, he :;rnt of in thf not think ll an to- Ith the limited numbrr in the concerned said that very Itlseiuhlp hlch
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    New Spore poll districts
    122 7 iblv numI k I electoral Colony the first new eont will, in Into polling i he bet- d StngaI slon, wUI te polling maior of com- Piling new electoral rolls is half complete. Thi.s consists of ■nine identity cards to select the namis of eligible Mr
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    'SABOTAGE' TO PARTY DENIED
    403 7 Labour row over no candidates IPOH, Sunday. JHE failure to have candidates for the town council elections in Ipoh caused angry words at today's annual jjeneral meeting of Perak Labour Party. Mr. C. J. Anffln alleged that a meeting was railed 12 hours before nomination day
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    2 shots, then a confession, says Special'
    153 7 2 shots, then a confession, says Special JOHORI BAHRU. Sun. I ABPBCIAL Constable heard a .shot in the middle of the night and went off immeto report the matter to the I'fficer-in-charge. When In returned to his billet he he ird another shot This w.is stated by Special Constable Oedong
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    Adult classes on the air
    43 7 KIAI A LUMPUR. Sun —The c committee of the Adult Education Association of I has approved a plan to give lessons over the radio These lessong will be recorded and broadcast over Radio Malaya .startinc from Sept. 11.
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    The 'King' and -Queen'
    85 7 SIMJAPORK youths' "King and Queen Tot a Day" were riiHin at a ball held in the Island Club on Saturday. More than 500 people attended the ball width was held to raise funds for the World Assembly of Youth which meets in Sineapore next month. The
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    SULTAN SHOWS HIS STYLE
    37 7 VICTOR YAP, 17-year-old M hootboy, a>tride Sultan, clear- I ing an obstacle in tine style a t the Singapore Polo Club I gymkhana, held in Thomson Ro.id polo ground yesterday. Strait* Times picture.
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    Loewen to Loewen —a silver tray
    355 7 Loewen to Loewen a silver tray A FIRST FOR THE GENERAL rjEN. SIR CHARLES LOEWEN. C-in-C Far East Land Forces, received a sliver ash tray from his wife, I Lady Loewen. yesterday. Sir Charles won the prize for coming in first in the Bending Race event, in the Singapore Polo
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    RAFFLES HOME A HOSPITAL
    120 7 LONDON. Sun If IGHWOOO HOUSE, near n Mill Hill, a lew miles out of j London, to which Sir Stam- ford Raffles, founder of Singa--1 pore, retired from Malaya, is 1 now bring used as a hospital. It has been converted into a sort of half-way
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    More aid urged for crippled heroes
    201 7 KUALA LUMPUR Sun. rE Commissioner- General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, and the High Commissioner. Sir Donald MacOilllvray. here had informal talks with Mr Robert Yoakum. deputy se-cn-tary general of the 18.000.-000-stroiiK. n<>n-polltlcal World Veterans" Federation. now; visiting Malaya. Mr. Yoakum Is touring South <
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    CO-OP MEN IN INSURANCE BUSINESS, TOO
    200 7 CO-OP MEN IN INSURANCE BUSINESS, TOO —with capital of $500,000 Xl ALA Ll'MPl R. Sunday. NEARLY 80 representatives of co-operative societies throughout Malaya met here today and formed the Malayan co-operative Insurance Society first of its kind in the country. The nominal capital of the society will br $500,000 which
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    College may be torn down for new road
    108 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun THE Kuala Lumpur Municipality has recommended the demolition of part of the 60-year-old technical collect buildings at High Street to make way for a new road between Foch Avenue and Suleiman Road. The major portion of the school to
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    He died in wrong place for memorial
    152 7 He died in wrong place for memorial From HALL ROMNEY LONDON. Sun. 'THE Urban Council ol Camberley will not allow the name of a Malayan police horo to be inscribed on the town's war memorial. The father and stepmother if Pnlico Lieutenant Thomas Charlton, who won the Oeorge Meoal in
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    Kuantan opens new cinema
    23 7 KUANTAN. Sun -A $300.00" cinema was opened here yesterday. Belonctnc to Messrs Shaw Brothers, the rinema has 80f scat.v
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    Newsmen's chief
    20 7 Mr. George Edinger was elected prrsidrnt of thf Singapore Union of Journalists a 1 the annual meeting yesterday.
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      53 7 ill I Cool Curing *W INDIA tyres are now zed (or cured) at lower :mperatures; and this combined w ith advanced compounding techni ques results in a tougher and ore resilient tread giving subttantlally higher mileage, cooler nnlng and buoyant comfort. ►I A maintains the lead! stl H "the finest
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      149 7 THE ARISTOCRAT 'Xjg* OF SPORTSWEAR ~^^'/^^^W»t--laW^amv 188^*!" Grey Worsted Flannel Jackets and Shorts $4 0/SOLE A6CNTS FOR Ann* *re 4 U-mird ol Kfjrmi Si'ni. Umtlom V i microbe whose great age amazes. Said "One rule I always obeys It: >* To live a long life A m Just keep out
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      200 7 The weather MIMMI'M I t Mil li I I Xl ■7 30 pjn. on July 17 to 730 am. on July 18 1 Singapore 77 diyrtes. Prnang 74. Kota Bahru 75. Kuala 1 umpur 73, Ipoh 73. Kuantan 71 MAXIMI M II Mli I- \I i 1.1 1 (7.30 .i
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    CONFIDENCE IN LOCA MARKET
    591 8 CONFIDENCE IN LOCA MARKET MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW BY OUR MARKET CORRESPOND^ ALTHOrciH the Singapore Share M irk week was very quiet with limitcl dealj,! response to the announcement ol p u |J|j shares by The Metal Box Co. of M,| ;i proved convincingly that Malayan invests not lost confidence
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    Tin gains $6.75 on week
    572 8 Tin gains $6.75 on week unnuMiin hi vit:w T*HE tin price in Singapore A last week went fromj strength to strength and j between the Monday price of $274.25 and the Saturday price of $381 made a net gain of $6.75. Malayas scheme for enforcing the International Tin Agreement is
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCEMENT
    24 8 rym f o ov "I week ONSOI lln nMJI rERs I.TI vidctnl „t bonus total rv tl ordina Ic-n im i In.
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    Whitea way's profit down
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    BUSINESS DONE
    323 8 rpHE following business donp in the Singapore Sh;n< I Market last week was reported by ono firm ol share brokers for the period July 10 to July 16: IXDI STRIAI.S: Consolidated Tin Smellers Ords 2.Sv 3d and 25s 1 '.ad Fraser A Neave Ords. $2.00 •o $197. Gan.mons
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      990 8 IMPORTANT CITY COUNCIL NOTICE If the City Counrll labourers go on strike the Cleansing Department need your co-operation in the.se Fmergency arrangements to minimise the lnconvenler.ee and to prevent fly and mosquito nuisances and the rLsk of the spread of ril I REFUSE Wagons wil! as far as ponsihle he
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      668 8 DISTRICT 1. Palembang Road (Junction of Crawford Btreet Jalan Pekan (adjacent to the bin rent re i Sultan Oate ibacklane of Beach Roadi Beach Road Market (behind Poultry Market) Tiwary Street (Junction of Rochore Canal Road) Jalan Kubor (next to the public latrlnet DISTRICT 4. Back Lane between Hylam Street
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      982 8 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BURSARIES FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA i Students from the Federation who intend applying for a Bursary for I courses (Art*. Science. Teaching. Medical eU at the University of I Mnlaya are notified that their I applications should be sent to the Examinations Secretary. Depart--1 ment of Education.
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      497 8 NOTICES DENNIS GREGORY k CO. LTD. Wholenalr Diamond Merrhants, Penanf. Please note that the abovrnamed flrm Is registered only In the Federation of Malaya and has no bust- ness, associate company or repre- tentative In Singapore. BORNEO SUMATRA TRADING CO.. (M) LTD. The Export Department of the above Company will
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      673 8 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS Electricity Department: Supply of 100.000 Reinforced Concrete Tiles Specifications and Forms can be obtained from the City Electric*; Engineer's Office Room 109. Close noon 3-8-54. CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS WATER DEPARTMENT: Supply of Two Fuir.ptng Sets for Bukit Tlmah Filter Station. Tender DepoMt
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      87 8 MESSAGERIES MARITIME* ETA 'ASTBOUND Soiling If July 'VII 27 July AUftAY to Vi.gnn Touron-, t:< 27 July 28 July I 2* July ANADYR tc Soigon. Mcmlo. Hangkrng, Jopon 10 July 13 Au, LAOS to V), 0 «n Mnn.lT Jt lyl^ MONKAI Hong Kong, lopon tmoiden voyog?) UAu« j, CHARCBURS REUNIS
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      959 9 MAN SFIELD tic CO., LTD. MLUE FUNNEL LINE «>«P'« ,1 ..o nthrt porM lo load and ditchers* carao 5 t GLASfO* LONDON I. CONTINENTAL PORTS p Dm Pttx)Oo July 19/20 July 21 20 July 2S July 24/2 i July 29/30 Ju l, 71 Aui 4 Auq J/ 4 July 30
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      1055 9 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA fer Aden, P.,, Said. Genoa, Ant..,,. Rotterdam. Hamburg, Gdynia, Copenhagen, Gathcnbur, 4 Otio S P°'» P S'nom Penang U% ,l\ b On don l »«»»«''9*r» only). Call. Korlshomn »«*> Call. Beyrouth Orntt Gdynia SAILINGS FROM KANDINAVIA/U.K./CONTININT "SAMOA" tor DM I** Koh,,chnng SP P Shorn
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      1074 9 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SAILINGS to U.K. end CONTINTENTAL FORTS S'pora P. Shorn Penang Benvorlich fnr Liverpool, Glotgow, Rotterdom, HuM C 18/39 21/22 Jwly 21/24 Jwly Benmacdhui for London, Antwerp, Rotterdom. Horrburg Oil 21/22 Jwry 21/14 July Bennevi. tor Genoo Avonmouth Liverpool, Dublin G 25/26 21/21 July 24/21 Jwly teiMvaa
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      1084 9 McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. TEL No 281*1 ELLERMAN «t BUCKNALL KLAVENESS LINE LONDON. HAVRE. ROTTERDAM, LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO, HAMBURG PORTLAND, SEATTLE 4 VANCOUVER ond for USA, Nor 1 Aflontr r-,.-. Accept. m, corqo for Central 4 Seuth orvl CniKi'.o via Colombo American Part, r~, "■V 6^? 11 P^ong s
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    The exquisite phenomenon of genius unfolding
    873 10  - The exquisite phenomenon of genius unfolding CYRIL CONNOLLY THE ORIGINS OF PSYCHO ANALYSIS. Letters of Sigmund Freud. (Imago. 305.) C On of the c i ue so i ke«p on By word to describe the rare and exquisite phenomenon which is the unfolding of genius, a spectacle of exciting aesthetic
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    BRIDGE
    337 10 ll* K« mi. |h hiiiiMiiin AN excellent example of the automatic squeeze occurred the other day when sitting South with neither side vulnerable and North tht dealer. I held the hand shown below e> A K 10 9 V A 10 2 OJ 3 6 4] Ql«*32| r7~l 7
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    A UTHORITY SUFFERS AT HANDS OF A SATIRIST
    306 10 A UTHORITY S UFFERS AT HANDS OF A SATIRIST RAMA RETOLD. By Aubrey Menon. (Chatro and Menon. 12s. 6d. \IH. MENON is a satirist, a stylist and a voluptuary. In "Rama Retold,* 1 he resurrects a 2..">( M) year-old legend and uses it to attack certain persons set in authority
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    Australia's role in the Pacific
    223 10 Australia's role in the Pacific By Allington Kennard FRIENDS (r NEIGHBOURS By R. C. Casey. (Cheshire. Melbourne. 17s. 6d > Pis fifteen years since Mr. Mettle* Australia's Prime Minister then a> now. turned that country's attention specifically to Pacific affairs. Time, and the Japanese, were forcing Australia out of the
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    Cultures of the new world
    225 10 Cultures of the new world TREASURE IN THE DUST. By Frank C. Hibben. (CleaverHume Press. 255.) COMPARISON ol tIM Mayan *J and Toltec dTlliaaUoni with tho&e of ancieir and Mesopotamia can of the mast fascm.itn. mes In the story of mankind. It is not ruled out by the growing suspicion
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      351 10 how manyl '7H C jW GLASSES for U THE QUARTER-POUND F^^ tin of Andrews i? of speaaJ interest to I ,f those who take a •io^ laxative only occas- K/V tonally, to those who \j do a lot of travelling, md to those who would like to try this famous
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      270 10 We have made I 4*l j V" J of ton J I three lifci y ihofI Wer..' the fashion shoes with a choice of width ffej HAOC IVC CLARK LIMITED rAK>LL'« LOCAL AGENTS. S. G. Parrett A Son, P.O. Box 459. Singiport p LEASE CUT OUT FOR FUTU j AS
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      388 10 weapon IS). |Hp Strai C Timnr r*^ r- _l 26. Drinks by numbers (»>. I I!*? OITaiTS limeS V.rOSSWOrd Impmon with usual option .7. 28. Privateer who needed a strong comb? i 7». 1 2 1 HI 3 l#ij* W^l^ j^ja down HI C|U m SH I. Large claim by
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    MALACCA TROUNCED BY INNINGS
    478 11 Selangor keep unbeaten record KUALA LUMPFR, Sunday. fresh from their three-wicket win over Singapore, were beaten by an innings and 1H runs by Selangor in their inter-State cricket match on the Kuala Lumpur padang today. By thi.s victory, Relangor completed their state programme with an unbeaten
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    KEDAH FAIL TO BEAT THE CLOCK
    444 11 KEDAH FAIL TO BEAT THE CLOCK PENANO. Sun ITBDAH laili-d in a fraal bid to beat Penang in their inter-Stale match at Western Road today, and the match «nded In a draw. Kedah stored 190 and 55 for M\e in leplv to Penang's 134 uid 135 lo; tne declared Penang
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    Wiebe & Skip spark 11-4 rout of TSC
    161 11 Wiebe Skip spark 11-4 rout of TSC SINOAPOMI Swimming Club A team put themselves in a stroll* p to win this years Singapore Amateur Swimming A.vsocia lions Hi\ A iP.iKiie water-polo championship hv scoring thei! second straight victory In the league when they beat liter Swimatfai club A" kf 11
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    104-MILES RUN
    58 11 HRIOHT' >N. sun.— Derek Reynolds ol Blackhtmtta Harriers won the ciiiublc rua IMB Brichlon to London and back to Brighton a distance of 1(14 mil.s il«7 kilometres. In 14 4 mlnutis ..st seconds yesterll.iV His time will count as a record. M will Ins -l\ l.ours M mlnuto
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    RUGBY MEETING
    28 11 THS umual general meeting af the Smn:«pore A&ian Rucby Unmn w.ll be held at the Singapore Chine.-.* Recreation Club on Wednesday at I .in p in
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    CHENG SWEE GOES TO THIRD ROUND
    644 11 MO.NU the playrr.s who were outstanding in the Singapore B.idiinnton A--v> i.uicii luntnr .-ingles championship second round ties pl.<ved at the SB. A hall ■M 18-yeai-old Cheoiii; Cheni; Swee of lije Victoria Schoul who beat Tan CMiin .Jin 111 klraatbl M-ts 1 ti 18-15.
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    Queen's Prize to Maj. Twine
    39 11 BISI.EY. Surri-v. Sun Major Uroryt Edward Twin*, a former Royal Artillery officer, yesterday won the Queen's \>rlr.e the chnmpion.ihlp of Biiti.sh Kniplre rlHe ■hooting with hi mntrtvatc of 278 out of a possible 300
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    Aureole wins King George VI stakes
    162 11 Aureole wins King George VI stakes ASCOT. Sun. QDKM F.I.IZABI IH'S gallant four-year-old. Aureole, registered one of the must popular victories In British Turf history yesterday when he swrpt to victory in lln valuable King (irorge I and «{uren I 11/..1., Hi stakes here. Aureole, runner-up in thin rare last
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    Gauntlett's goals beat the Malays
    303 11 1 Dockyard MaUvs 1. TWO LOVEI V gajali ha inside lelt Oauntlett enabled a Dockyard Combined side to score a welldestrved 2-1 victory o\er Singapore Malays In a friendly «xiw match at Jalan Besar s'adni:ii yester<ia> Mala\s were not M si i uiig yeste;i!.i\ as
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    Rain again hits county cricket
    243 11 I ONPON. Sun. BAD ■WttK k'P' do n ,i,«d. at all EnglWi county I crickei championship matches beeinnng yesterday. ex<ept at NotUngham' where m.nv honed to see K-n Hutton at the crease after a „,,re «eek<.' absence kWM »f l,'."." »rre disappointed for i^t5 ta
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    Good day for Kim Thiat, Peng Han
    513 11 KJALA LUMPUR. Sun. CAW KIM THIAT swept the board 13 »t tlv Malayan Motor Sports Clubs -.prim at Sunget Way near Kuala Lumpui today He 'Hined four firsts, iwo seconds and a third, beating Singapore's Freddie Pope It lirst place on one occasion
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