The Straits Times, 22 July 1954

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    16 1 The Straits Times. No*** 1 Lstd i.m.» SIMiAI'OKK, THIKSDAV, Jl LV 22. 1054. if 15 CENTS.
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    ALL HAPPY-EXCEPT U.S.
    334 1 AGREEMENTS TO END THE INDO-CHINA WAR WERE SI6NED IN GENEVA AT 0250 G.M.T. YESTERDAY-BOTH BORE TUESDAY'S DATE AND THUS WON THE SIGNING BY MIDNIGHT OR I QUIT' RACE FOR THE FRENCH PREMIER. A THIRD PACT WAS SIGNED LATER.- Hero 4 Mr France' is hailed as statesman THANKS'
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    WARM BRITISH WELCOME
    426 1 IN LONDON, Hnli.li opinion warmly welcomed the truce. it is considered certain that the British Cabinet will fully endorse the arrancrmrnts concluded in Geneva The term, of the settlement, to far as thrv .ire known, are considered by observers horf to be a sound for future stability
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    Pull-Out starts in he 'city of doom'
    207 1 Pull-Out starts in he 'city of doom' HANOI, We*. in. .I city, it I .ii. the mvH .tin signed hi il. .nl and lirlmin( Icrlinc inn ihim popula- m' death. r vv.in certain irthern Indopital and key .nil J 's re.it K ii me howl K v living on W
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    Man of the moment slept at his supreme moment
    444 1 Man of the moment slept at his supreme moment (.HNHVA. Wed MR. CHOI" KM I.AI. the Chinese Prime Minister, proposed a toast to the success of the Indo-China peace conference when he lunched «ith M. Pierre Mcndes I -'ranee at the French Prime Ministers villa tod.iv M. Mendes France responded
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    Marjorie tips Miss Siam to win
    215 1 Marjorie tips Miss Siam to win LONG BEACH, California Wed. MISS MARJORIL WEE IHM Malaya today tipped Miss S*am to win the "Miss Universe" title. Martorie added: "She Is so oeautiful 1 thought that when 1 met her once before in Bangkok 1 think she may brine the crown back
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    FRENCH TROOPS CAN STAY
    42 1 Indo- th< thnr Ing to the Of thr Indo-China conference published here tod.iv The final declaration saya thr nine rtaUonj will consult on~ ii r .lhout measures that niiEht br nerr.s.sarv td as.Mirr resped for the settlement. Renter
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    Rulers' powers
    42 1 LONDON Wed Thr Secretary of State for the Colon lei U t > b asked by Mr Harold Lab to invit- ll. c Malay Rulrrs to mice their powers hould be r< r|i|.-i d in the interest oJ democratic tovi rnment
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    SPIRIT THAT MATTERS'
    271 1 Eden says: 'We have made the best pacts we can devise 9 GENEVA. Wednesday. MR ANTHONY EDEN, the Foreicn Secretary, told the final session of the Inrio-China Conference that m order to establish a ceasefire "we have drawn up a series of agreements, the best that our
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    Freedom for ft On state visit
    43 1 GENEVA, Wed. Communist China his agreed to release six Americans detained in 1 China. Router. AMSTKHDA.V. Wed. President Re iir Cot* «>f France arrived here with his wife by :nr today for a four day state visit
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    ELECTIONS TWO YEARS FROM NOW
    114 1 (.rNKVV Wed Till-: final declaration of the i Indo-China peace con- foresee issued there today 1 says that elections throuuhuii't Vietnam will take place in Ml MM and lnat tnr two sides will consult each other about these after July 10. 1 Tt.VV The declaration
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    Joe's party costs hotel $893
    141 1 lOSKPH Sim Chek Mrnc. J H insurance company rmplnyee. stayed at thr Cathay llotrl Sinv-tpore. for '6 li.i v s on < rrdit. His bill included a party for 60 people, costing $89.1. Insp. M. MclnUre prosecutini;. I stated this tn the Sixth Po- lice
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    FARMER DEFIES THE SPY INQUIRY
    178 1 FARMER DEFIES THE SPY INQUIRY MELBOURNE. Wed. CAMBRIDGE ails 4 graduate, Frrdrrick George Roso. today ri< lied the Royal Commission on Espionage by refusing to answer question! about his Communist affiliations. Rose, a farmer in hi* latr fortirs, identified himv 3 Cambridge graduate who came to Australia in 1937 and
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    Strike: Pleas to police
    37 1 8U further reports 01 intimid.itiori in connection with tho City Council strike have bom received by the Singapore Police a spokesman .said yesterday. On the previous day the police received eight <imilar reports
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    Acid victim saved by tip
    165 1 MR. HOW KIF.X CHTAN. assistant manacrr of Enrhui Sawmill Company. Singapore, ducked Just In time yesterday whrn youth flunK acid ;>t him. Hr iped with slight burns on the hack of the head anri 'ler. Mr How tolrt tho Straits I m tipped off by
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    STOP PRESS
    46 1 II THIN". 11l I MM. IKI :i\«.li»\ Wni .1 |im nil.. i M.il it. I'nir ic> disturb I i Ii i n a Mill. 1 rh i r < i 1 1 r cl (r^turrs v hi. ii i I Stales did mil like. Kmtcr.
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    OPERATION LONG-TERMITE
    45 1 OPERA TION LONG- TERMITE LONDON. Wed Lie Bromley-Davenport (Conser vativei asked in tho HottM ol Commony yesterday for statement about the sui otherwise of Operation Termite !n Malaya Mr. .1 R Hutchison Under Veretary it thr War Office. replied: "Th<- Buccesa ■>! op*»- ran only itet
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    Asia pact: Chou too has one up his sleeve
    531 2 I CHINA'S ANSWER: THE TIBET WAY TO PEACE AND THE FIVE PRINCIPLES FOR CO-EXISTENCE LONDON, Wednesday. THE Chinese Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Mr. Chou En Lai, called for the establishment of an all-Asian collective peace pact in reply to a
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    PEACE HAS AMERICA SOUNDING THE ALARM
    272 2 PEACE HAS AMERICA SOUNDING THE ALARM It's on with that treaty now WASHINGTON. Wed. STRONG American moves to map out a South-East Asian defence part with Western and Asian powers are expected to follow quickly from the IndoChina ceasefire agreement. Observers .said that one of the first acts of the
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    U.S.sets up military group in Pakistan
    134 2 U.S. sets up military group in Pakistan WASHINGTON Wed. 'I'Mr American Defence Department today announced the establishment of a military assistance advisory group in Pakistan. Thr mission, which was provided for in the Mutual Aid Agreement signed on May 19, will be headed by Brigadier General Iniluigi T. Sexton, formrr
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    CITY IS 'BESIEGED' BY FLOOD WATERS
    95 2 pYOER. Hungary s second described today as "a midst of widespread floods. The Communist newspaper Szabad Nep reported all fac- 1 lories had -stopped working and that there was serious j shortace of drinking water. Budapest Radio said a third of the city had
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    'Fastest' bomber crashes
    42 2 FAIRFORD. Olouces. Wed One American airman was killed and three inlured when a US Air Force B-47 stratolet. claimed to be the world's fastest bomber, crashed as it came in to land at an airfield here lust before midnight.
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    Reds catch nine spies
    58 2 TOKYO. Wrd.— Peking Radio reported today that nine Chinese Nationalist agents had been killed or captured when they tried to slip ashore at Sanmen Bay on the East China coast. Sanmen Bay is close to the Tachen islands, about midway between Shanchai and Formosa, -phis is
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    Goodwill visit
    19 2 HONO KONG. Wrd -An Indian cruiser and throe destroyers arrived here today on a goodwill visit- UP.
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    EDWARD G. JNR. HELD ON TWO ROBBERY CHARGES
    77 2 HOLLYWOOD Wed—Edward O. Robinson Jr.. 21. son of the movie bad man, was arrested today on suspicion of robbery. Sheriff's Set Ray Bowen said a taxi driver. Michael Joseph Plascik, 46, reported that young Robinson struck him over thp head with a
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    15,000 on books
    24 2 MEXICO CITY. Wed. An official of the Mexican Communist Party yesterday said that there are 15.000 registered members in Mexico. A.P
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    LITTLE MO'S LEG BROKEN IN FALL
    229 2 LITTLE MO'S LEG BROKEN IN FALL SAN DIEGO. Wed. TENNIS champion Maureen Connolly seriously injured when thrown against a moving cement truck while riding her horse rested In a hospital here today. Her injuries— a broken and severely cut right leg will prevent her from defending nor U.S. singles title
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    BEAVERBROOK STEPS OUT
    125 2 DAILY EXPRESS Shares go to Foundm I COMTMM.UIM •NllttMOlDf* I LORD BEAVKRBROOK I LONDON. Wed.— Lord Beaverbrook. Canadian-born nrw* paper nunalf who built up the Daily Express from a small newspaper to one of Britain's most popular dailies, has relinquished control of it and its associated p/ipers.
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    RED FREIGHTER BACK AGAIN
    79 2 THE Russian freiehtr-'-Astrahan return^ to Singapore again yesterday. Fnrty-eieht hours aft' r k ,<■■ lnc for the Russian port 0 Nahodka the 2.7fi6-ton ihi| 1 radioed her Singapore acm 1 that she was corning back U 1 port. No reason wi I She is carrying genrral
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    ROUND WORLD COLLECTING DOLLS
    72 3 MKS. KI.SA JKNKINS. ajted 36, Director of the Women's Section of the Canadian Nitional Exhibition, seen in London with some of the dolls she has collected on a world tour. I'uriii!; her trip round the elohe. Mrs. Jenkins is collecting dolls for display in the exhibition,
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    Big Cabinet reshuffle in the offing: one out—4 to go
    332 3 Big Cabinet resh uffle in the offing: one out— 4 to go LONDON, Wednesday. t|T|SH r;iili;inicnt;irians waited today to see nhother Sir Winston Churchill will reshuffle Government following Sir Thomas Dujrdale's /nation yesterdaj from the post of Ajjricul- .Minister. i said to have been considertlon for some time as several
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    OUPLE OF PRIVATES RACK IRON CURTAIN
    87 3 IDON, Wed. British army in Iructed to Mil Of \l;ilik. tho ador, and a television rej ir unit today Marl in n their rt o| an ii i n (amp. British irporation TV xplalned what i i i melon. i n later. on they
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    5.000 on strike
    14 3 I' T: affie I orkers when the -mber.s. imway i mandconditlons.
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    Tooting ban
    10 3 PARKS. Wed. Police have banned horn tooting here.
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    HIS MISSION IS TO GET SECRET OF CHURCHILL VITALITY
    203 3 HIS MISSION IS TO GET SECRET OF CHURCHILL VITALITY LONDON. Wednesday. TWO hundred thousand pensioners in California who want to know the secret of Sir Winston Churchill's vitality at 79 have sent a representative to London to find out. The man whose mission is to try to see the Prime
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    FOUR DIE AS POLICE OPEN FIRE
    112 3 NEW DELHI Wed. FUR PEOPLE were killed and 20 injured when police fired on demonstrators who set fire to furniture and records in the Madhya Bharat High Court building at Indore today. The area has been cleared and armed police pickets posted at strategic
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    King of Laos takes holiday
    45 3 PARIS. Wed. King SisaI yang Vong of Laos. IndoChina. arrived in Nice from Marseilles yesterday and moved into the villa of Trianon at Sa t Joan, Cap Ferat, which he bought last year. He was accompanied by his wife. A.P.
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    Bar on pensions
    36 3 WASHINGTON. Wed The House Civil Service Committee yesterday approved legislation to deny pensions to congressmen and other federal workers, who are convicted of felonies or who seek refuge in the fifth amendment. UP.
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    Playing acres
    42 3 LONDON Wed— Some 80 acres of first-class communal sports fields with full equipment to be used on successive days by different schools are to Dp erected around the London outskirts, the London County Council announced. They will cost £154.000.— Reuter
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    Goodwill tour
    28 3 MANILA, Wed. The Vice President. Senor Carlos P. Garcia, has announced he will ro on a goodwill tour of SouthEast Asian countries early in September. U.l\
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    CATLING MAY TAKE OVER IN KENYA
    110 3 NAIROBI. Wed. Y|R- Richard Catling, who has conducted police campaigns against terrorists In Malaya, will arrive here on Saturday to take up the ap- pointment of Second Deputy I Commissioner for KenIt is understood here that Mr. (;itling will be named Po- ■imissioner when
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    Blitz mayor die?
    48 3 LONDON, Wed— Sir John Daw.son Laurie, a well-known member of the London Stock Exchange and Lord Mayor of London at the height of the Nazi air raids of 1941 died on Tuesday :it bit Sevenoaks home, in Kent aged 81. He was a bachelor Renter
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    Rebuke for M.P.s
    29 3 ?HRUT. Lebanon. Wed Prmo Minister Abdullah Van rebuked deputies in the Lebanr>e P;rli:iment. who advocated a boycott of Turkey because ol its trade with Israel.— A.P.
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    Discipline in the home
    59 3 TORONTO. Wed— A magistrate ruled yesterday that former Army Sergeant William Bngler carried military discipline too far. He sentenced Bagler to 21 days' gaol for dressing his wife in pyjamas and an overcoat, strapping a pack filed with bricks to her back and making her march
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    A get together for art's sake
    70 3 LONDON, Wed. A British I peer. Lord Treigarne suggested yesterday that an Anglo-Ame- rican body be set up for joint ownership of works of art and historical documents of priceless value to both countries He .said the Government I should consider forming such a
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    Harry's drive
    34 3 KANSAS CITY. Wed. The former President. Mr. Harry Truman, went for his first drive yesterday since leaving hospital, where he underwent surgery for removal of his gall bladder and appendix. A.P. j
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    Turncoat G.I. is afraid of a rope
    189 3 OLYMPIA. Wash. Wed. rfiHE wife of former U.S. 1 Army Cpl. Otho Bell, who defected to the Chinese Communists after capture in Korea, said yesterday he would like to come home but feared he would be hanged as a traitor i "like the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    392 3 LONDON. Wed. JONDON stock market* responded J at the opening of the new account to the Indo-Chlna settlement, which removed the chief cHiise of the recent uncertainty in prices and a wlde*>re»d advance was recorded in early dealings. Best prices, however, were not maintained In all case* although
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    LONDON TIN
    28 3 LONDON. July 21 C ash Buyers K'.V: Sellers t748; Forward Buyers £743; Sell- cr s C7U; Settlement t753; j Turnover am. 120 tons; p.m. 80 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    39 3 IXJNDON. July 21.— Spot 20' id Aug. 20 ,d.. Sept. 20% d.. Oct. -Dec. 20 «d.. Jan -Mar. 2O'«d.. Apr. -June 20 .d. July. Cl.f. 2O'«d Aug Clf 2O',d. Sept r.l.f. 20 3 16d Tone: Quietly stead;
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    Better teeth for all—for only $100,000
    262 4 Better teeth for all— for only $100,000 PLAN TO PURIFY WATER SUPPLY SINGAPORE authorities have worked out a scheme to add fluorine to the water supply and combat the 'appalling" rate of tooth decay in the Colony. The Chief Dental Officer. Mr. N. H Gittins, said the incidence of tooth
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    Gets decree and child
    59 4 Tan Joo Cheang. a technical assistant, who sued his wife. Tan Lian Eng. for divorce on the ground of desertion, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Taylor in the Singapore Miph Court yesterday. The decree is to "be made absolute in three months. The
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    Hotel man wins appeal
    47 4 Wong King ChooK. a hotelkeeper, who wa.s sentenced to five months' Imprisonment on two charges of failing to register particulars of lodgers, won his appeal in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Thr Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsloy. set aside the conviction and sentence
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    A COMFY BED OF CEMENT...
    94 4 No bugs, no goats Xl ALA LIMPIR U>d. 4 NEW -comfort" lor rst.tf 4 workers cement bed^ has been started on on< g«tatc in Selangor. sa\s the rederation Labour Department monthly report, baaed today. The manager's reason for installing them ujs that brd bugs can
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    Naval rating is stabbed
    34 4 A naval rating. Daud bin Mustafa. 24. was yesterday .stabbed in the chest in an ratine shop in Beach Road. Singapore He was admitted to hospital In a critical condition.
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    DUEL IN THE AIR—AND THE WINNER WAS A HAWK
    69 4 DUEL IN THE AIR— AND THE WINNER WAS A HAWK PKNANG, Wed— Office workers in the Esplanade-Farquh/ir Street area had a grandstand view yesterday of a doe fight between a hiuk and a kite. The battle raged for 30] minutes 206 feet abovr llutt-hincs School before the kite fled. The
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    Green light for student hostel
    145 4 UNIVERSITY STILL \EEDS $350,000 T»HE UNIVERSITY of Malaya will now go ahead with plans for a $700,000 medical students' hostel, following the Singapore Legislative Councils decision on Tuesday to allot a maximum of $350 000 for the project. Th.- University Registrar. Mr W O. Craig,
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    Training camp
    24 4 Singapore Straits Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship win hold a leaders" training camp at Telok Mata Ikan from July 31 to Aue 2.
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    Retrial ordered in robbery
    117 4 BECAUSE a jury could nut agree on a verdict at the trial of Toh Kiat Lens. 22. accused of robbery with h.;rt Mr. Justice Whitton at the Singapore Assize Court vest orriav ordered a new trial with another judge and a set of lew mrors. Toh
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    BOOK SCHOOL MUCH CHEAPEY
    21 4 BOOK SCHOOL MUCH CHEAPEY 11. Time supplli Book of 13 com pa i shilling to th Some are k "Thi and
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    CATHOLIG TO CELEBRAY MARIAN YEAR
    11 4 CATHOLIG TO CELEBRAY MARIAN YEAR I D?c 8 I I mittee.
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    Lab. Technician officials
    4 4 Lab. Technician officials are.
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    'DR. STENGER' AND THE BEAUTIFUL BARMAIDS.
    82 4 FORTY BAR attendants for Saturday night's "Movie Ball" will be dressed as doctors and barmaids. This Straits Times picture shows some of the barmaids —Mrs. Phil Clock. Mrs. Francis Reagan. Mrs. Muriel Wat- i son. Mrs. Marie Lim. Mrs. Joan Hunt. Ml«.s Patsy Wil-
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    JUDGESREJECT $1,300,000 CASE
    311 5 JUDGES REJECT $1,300,000 CASE Traders should never have been convicted KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. r pHK Federation Court of Criminal Appeal today held that it could not rehear a case of alleged fraud involving $1,300,000 in which five merchants had been acquitted by Mr. Justice Abdul Hamid in the Kuantan High
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    PARANG ATTACK: 10 YEARS
    173 5 PARANG ATTACK: 10 YEARS 'You're lucky at that'— judge ALOR STAR. Wed. LX)R hacking a tenant r with a parang at Ayer Mata, Perlis, on July last year, a landlord. Darus bin Hassan, was today sentenced to ten years' f?aol. You arc lucky not to have been charged with murder."
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    Gunpowder plot?
    57 5 POLICE RAID Four biscuit tins and a drum j containing chemical powder, believed to be gunpowder, have been seized from a house in Clyde Terrace. Singapore. The police raiding party, led iby Det ln>p. A. Neubronner. 1 found the chemical hidden in a back room of the house.
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    13 accused of corruption
    27 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Thirteen people were prosecuted ;n the Federation in June on charges of corruption. Nine were convicted, including two Government .servants
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    One good turn deserves...
    65 5 PENANO, Wed. A sundry shopkeeper, One Hock Sene. described by the nrosecution as "having been helpful to the police" was today bound over for assisting in the management of a 100-character" lottery. The magistrate. Mr. E. A. Long, said he would treat One a.s a first
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    They'll strike up at park
    42 5 MALACCA, Wrd.— The Khenu Chiew Huay Kuan band will play at the Coronation Gardens on Sunday evening. In response to an open invitation by the Municipal Council to amateur bands to provide music at the public park.
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    TOGETHER 52 YEARS SEA AND Mr SMITH
    182 5 A SEAMAN who has been sailing the sev«>n seas for 52 years arrived in Singapore yrstrrday on his last trin round thr world. Chirf PltfMt B. J. Smith, of the freighter City at Sydney, iirst visited th<- Colony in 1912. At that time,
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    CYCLE GANG STEALS $65 FROM A GIRL
    100 5 KIAI.A LI.MPI R. Wed. KUALA LIMPIRS bicycle .m. which robs other cyclists, struck for tin- second time in two days in Circular Road last night. The four members of the cane stopped a Chinese girl cyclist and stole her jewellery worth 565. On
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    THESE MEN DROP IN TO SNOOP NOT SHOP
    137 5 THESE MEN DROP IN TO SNOOP NOT SHOP KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE Labour Department has started a systematic investigation of working conditions in Federation shops. This is carried out under the Employment Information Ordinance. Mr. G. E. Turner. Deputy Commissioner for Labour, said today that teams of labour officers started
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    Alliance chiefs for Perak
    63 5 IPOH. Wed —Alliance leaders Tengku Abdul Rahman and Dato Sir Chena Lock Tan will address public meetings in Perak next month on the Town Council elections and the resolutions adopted over the Sultan of Peraks refusal to meet an Alliance delegation They will address meetings In
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    Youth sent to Gurney Home
    41 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Vaitallngam. aged 18 today was sent to the Sir Henry Gurney Home until he Is 21. He broke Into the office of the assistant Ceylon Commissioner Mr A. Nesaratnam. In Loke Yew Building.
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    The lecturing lady comes to Malaya
    44 5 MISS DOROTHY NF.VII.LKIiiiI I r the British lecturer, who arrived in Singapore by iMU.iv HO \i. from Indonesia. Miss Neville-Rolfr. founder and director of the Ashridgr House of Citizenship, will be in Malaya for more than three weeks.
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    BANDIT LEADER SHOT AND CAPTURED
    108 5 IPOH. Wednesday. AREA security unit No. 70 last night wounded and rt captured an important official of the Malaya Communist Party in the Chendrong area of Batu Gajah. He Hoi Peng, a oranch committee member. Another bandit. Ah Vow, *as killed In the same operation
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    Bredit Club's annual dance
    48 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Bredit Club will hold its annual social and dance at the Hotel Majestic from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on July 31. Tickets are available from club members and tables •should be booked throv^h Mr. E. S Fernandes, tel. 2204.
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    Two swap jobs
    39 5 IPOH. Wed. Mr. Tan Tee Seong. formerly of the Department of Information, Tapah, has been transferred to Ipoh as Deputy State Information Officer. Mr. Yeong Koi Look from Ipoh has taken Mr. Tans place in Tapah.
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    CHINESE SCHOOLS WARNED
    134 5 Beware of politics, principals told PENANG. Wed. THE Penang Education Department has warned local Chinese schools that students "must not indulge in any activities that would alienate their loyalty to their schools." "They should be taught that their first duty is to their schools." says a circular
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    LIQUOR ON COURTS FLOOR
    70 5 PENANO. Wed. A kero-j sene tin fell in the Penang Se- cond Magistrate's Court today, spilling liquor on the floor. Jointly accused of conveying four tins of intoxicating liquor in their car without having paid duty of $318, a merchant Tan Wai Tun and a driver
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    Bourne warns a 'bad' village
    161 5 Bourne warns a 'bad' village SEREMBAN, Wed. THE people of Pertang new village, Jelebu, who had a 22-hour curfew imposed on them last year for helping the terrorists, have been warned again. The Director of Operations. Lieut.-Oen Sir Geoffrey Bourne, making his first official visit to Negr Sembilan. yesterday told
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    Coordination board meets
    54 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— A meeting of the Joint Coordination Committee of the Federation and Singapore waa held here today. It ..as presided over by the Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. After the meeting, the delegates inspected Federal House and then had tea in tho canteen. The Singapore
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    205 6 ANNOUNC EMENTS ill H f.rrf. $11 (minimum). FOLLOW PEDANT F. rv\ Day in I the 'Malty Mail' If >ou want to win that $5,000 word puzzle. COCKTAIL TIME Why Dry Fly.' BtcauM its Findlaters and ihus the Plnasi Blurry obtainable, sole agenu Robinson's. STORAOK SPACE AVAILABLE. Very central. Rates given
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. July 22, 1954. Indo-Chinese Truce
    926 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. July 22, 1954. Indo-Chinese Truce It is impossible not to welcome a cease-fire agreement which ends a war in which half a million men have been killed or wounded. It is difficult not to welcome the truce in IndoChina even for its own sake, for
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    The Fourth Day
    390 6 There is a possibility that < talks to end the strike of Singapore City Council labourers will brcm this morning, i If they do, it is to be hoped i that union leaders will have rather more discretion than they have admitted to having They have maintained
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    Visit to Kuala Lumpur convinced aborigines
    1171 6  -  Harry Miller By ONE of the strangest episodes of the Communist war was the visit to Kuala Lumpur of 150 aborigine headmen. They were invited there by the Government to see for themselves that the Communists were not in control, that the propaganda they
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      226 6 RADIO MALAYA. not content apparently, with failing to provide listeners with satisfactory entertainment, has now created a new source of exasperation. I- refer to It! recent policy M changing programmes without warning. T" those who like to be surprised, this Is no doubt Highly entertaining,
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      Rebuke for Council group
      183 6 Rebuke for Council group A REPORT In yesterdays papers referred to a meetins between five City Councillors of the Labour Group and the City Councils Labour Sub-committee. The report quotes a statement by the live Councillors to the (fleet that the Labour Sub-committee would not discuss the strike with them
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      SCOUTING—IN 1910 AND NOW
      196 6 SCOUTING— IN 1910 AND NOW I WAS >urprisrd*to read reports from Britain that Scout chiefs arc i owplllnlni iboui the movement tendinj? to create "rlubroom Scouts." The youngsters were bored at having to tie the same knots t<>o Dften. on the club premises I managed to Wet some Singapore youths
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      Islam has answer to the Reds
      113 6 Islam has answer to the Reds ALL religions agree on the i efficacy of prayer. Mr. Anthony A. Oei is right in saying "prayer may be the ivay to peace." Mr. Sivadas •should not forget that prayer aoes not in anyway prevent u.s from using our powers. A new Lsm"
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      Parties at sports
      86 6 WHEN is the Education Department going to put a stop to the drinking parties which are becoming the main feature of almost every school sports The worse offender? are the Regional schools. Some teachers make it a point to attend every sports meet. They get themselves Invited
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      36 6 AUTOMATIC pedestrian lights should be set up at suitable points in Market Road and Chulia Street. At present pedestrians have to wait a'lon» time before they can cross the road. M. S DADA. Singapore
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      Estate roads not speedways
      131 6 I WAS returning home re- cently with a pillion rider on my motor-cycle through the authorised route belonging I to a non-Government con- cern The path, an unmetallod. gravel road was very dusty An on-coming mllitarv armoured car went past us at about 50 m.p.h Dust,
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    17 6 British T John I i I H B The I lanri Econom s STANU
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    Settle-the-strike talks nearly took place
    343 7 Settle-the-strike talks nearly took place SEILL WITHIN AN ACE OF NEGOTIATION SUCCESS tfILL MR. LIM CAME INTO PICTURE k,,.| foi resumption i i .i i o n s between thr it\ Council and t"< rf re dashed t<» ,i last night ;itn whon i that ye their Lim Yrw irith
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    Councillors see dumps
    49 7 MR J. M. JUMABHOY. a member of Singapore City Council's emergency committee tours city areas to see how people ■ft co-operating by heaping rubbish in central spots. He is shown above inspecting a dump in McCallum Street, with Mr. H. Jivabhai. another Councillor. Strait* Times picture.
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    Dummies will be traffic guides
    45 7 Dummy policemen bearing traffic slogani will be -pen n traffic islands in Singapore from Sept. 9 to 19— Safety Week The Vehicles and Traffic Committee of the City Council has granted permission to the Safety First Council to he dummies.
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    Legal tussle on dates for trial
    306 7 VARSITY MEN ACCUSED OF SEDITION r FHE trial of eight University of Malaya students on two sedition charges, which had been provisional.v fixed for hearing in the Singapore First Criminal District Court on Aug. 10 and 11. will now be held from Aug. 23
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    Police want to control taxi drivers
    117 7 Police want to control taxi drivers SINGAPORE police have asked the Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. AC Goode. to consider transferring the licensing of taxis and their drivers from the Registrar of Vehicles to the traffic police. The Vehicles and Traffic Committee of the City Council was told this recently when
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    BLIND BUT THEY CAN STILL SAY HELLO
    160 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. DLIND girls for the first time in Malaya arc being trained as telephone operators. The Malayan Association for the Blind, with the as- slstanee of the Telecommunications Department. has sent four girls to study the i operation of private branch
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    Two rob, assault an amah
    97 7 Two rob, assault an amah IPOH. Wed rO persons, believed to be Malays, robbed and assaulted an amah. Chow Kam. 46. in her quarters at the bungalow of Mr. C R Andrew of the Central Electricity Board in Gopeng Road early today Tru- intruders knocked on the door of the
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    Study gifts for three
    60 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Ng Ek Poh. 26. Shamsuddin bin Abdul Kadlr. 23. and Chin Tuck Chuen 19. of the Telecommunications Department have been awarded engineering scholarships from the Colonial Development and Welfare Fund Nr and Shamsuddin will Join the Brighton Technical College this year Chin will
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    Sir Donald for London
    55 7 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. The High Commissioner Sir I Donald MacOillivray. left today for London for discussions on a wide range of subjects, it was announced today. He ls expected to return In the second week of August. During his absence. Mr D. C. Watherston. the Chief
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    Man wins appeal in opium case
    49 7 Tan Van Poh. convicted In a lower court of possession of three packets of raw opium. and sentenced to four months" gaol, was cleared, on appeal, in the High Court yesterday. The Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley. quashed I the conviction and sentence.
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    Watches haul man held
    83 7 A second man has been arrested in Johore in connection with the robbery in Middle Road. Singapore, on May 6. when $170,000 1 and goods were taken, a police spokesman said yesterday Three men, two armed with ievolvers, took part in the robbery. They broke into
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    U.S. CONSULLEA VING PENANG
    63 7 U.S. CONSUL LEA VING PENANG PENANG. Wed The American Consul. Mr. C M Ureulla. will leave Pinang tomorrow (or Washington for retMifßment to the U.S Embassy In Mexico City after a holiday. Hi.s successor. Mr A John Cnpr Jr. nOf irtvisrr ■s Hlfh Commissioner in Triostr. is expected ho it
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    Closing dates for mails
    65 7 PENANG. Wed—Sea mails for Britain and Colombo leavtriK by the Benmardhui will close at the Penani GPO at 3 p. in on Friday. MaiLs for Calcutta and Madras (letters onlvi will l-lo.s, at 9 am on Saturday The Steel Director Ls due here on Sunday with
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    Faces trafficking charge
    56 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wod. V. c First Magistrates Court Uxta) committed a 37 yrar old woman. Chin Lan. tc >unn trial at the Hish Court, after a two-day inquiry in which she HI "charf?eci with selling into prostitution 17-year-old Soo Chin on Dee 6 la.st year. Bail of
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    Soon the bombers can land in safety
    151 7 KIALA LIMPIR. Wed. IMPROVEMENTS bein K carriI rd out on the Royal Air Forte station runway at But terworth will provide landing n,d take-off facilities for bigger aircraft. \lthouch it 1» primarily a rUhter Nation, the improve- mrnts will enable fully load- I
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    UNION SAYS: RAISE TEACHERS' STATUS
    168 7 KUALA LUMFUR, Wednesday. THE Malayan Teachers Union will hold a delegates conference here on Aupust 12 to discuss "vital Questions" affecting the future of teachers. The conference will review a two-year-old demand f"r a higher status for normal trained teachers. The union wants the status
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    Prayers planned for the sick
    54 7 KUAI.A LUMPUR Wed Thr- annual ronvrntinn and Onsprl sprvlre of the Pcntococttl Church of Malaya w.ll be held at the Chinese Assembly Hall. Kuala Lumpur, from July 21 to July 25. Prayers for thi- Mck will be said by the Rev. Alwln d« Alvls. who
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    Visitors left in a hurry
    68 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. WhiU- in ambush positions nrar Gersek new villapr in the Papoh dLstrict of Johorp on July 19. a patrol of the First Battalion, the Querns Royal Recmient. opened fire on two trr-ori.-ts seen approaching from the village Tin- bandits fled. Later, a
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    He is a radio engineer now
    44 7 Mr George Ang of Singapore who went to London on a Fa»li>> Malay* M-holarship In 1948 to study radio engineering, haa puaed his final examination He Is the son of Mr Ang B. on .^eang of Everltt Road
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    BABIES WERE CRYING
    486 7 Then I found 2 of them scalded, nurse tells the inauest AYOITNG staff nurse. Miss Rita Perera. yesterday told the Singapore Coroner. Mr. K. T. Alexander, bow she found two new-born babies scalded while she was on night duty in wards one and two at the K.i.
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    Meters will cut car park space
    101 7 Meters will cut car park space RAKH.KS PI.A( F. whrrr IH.*> earn can be parked now will take «inl\ !>.'> when Singapore < it) Count il puts p.irk- iiß mrtrrs there. Meters in Kullrrton Square uill reduce thr parkins spate for 80 .us to IS. A committee fcafl reeommendrd thai
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    Holiday over
    27 7 Dr. Chen Su Lan. preside:. t of the Singapore Chine ie ay returned to the Colony by air after a three- week holiday in Indonc--la.
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      143 7 IA\T NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS E FEDERATION OF MALAYA -»T;ori« of rmployer* h»v« •:-n to f-Tiploye»» iccidenUlly I n»u Federation Workmen's Camcam int« bni on l»t April. 1953 »'»v 'v)<» of employee including offlre inU. snri rites of mmpenMtion ir» tmHn on employers may b* meal "f Workmen^ C'ompfn-a- COMMERCIAL rs'lON•.torr
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      172 7 The weather MIX 1 M I M TKMPKRATIRK: ,7.30 pm. on July 20 to 7.30 am., on July 211 Singapore 75 degrees. Prnanc 74. Kota Bahru 74. Ku.<l;i I umpur 72 lpoh 74. Kuantan 72 MAXIMIM TKMPKRATIRK: T.tn am to 730 pm. on July 21 Mnopert 84 decrees. Peimng 8«
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    The Customs made me do a strip in front of many people
    305 8 CLERK ACCUSES OFFICIAL, TELLS COURT: JOHORE BAHRL. Wednesday. MOHAMED YUSOF BIN ABDILLAH. chief clerk and acting Malay interpreter of the District Court. Pontian, told the Sessions Court yesterday that a Customs officer had asked him to strip before
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    PERAK LOSES 'GRAND OLD MAN' OF GOLF
    141 8 IPOH. Wednesday. 4 LINK with old Perak was broken last night with the death of Mr. Alan Ramsay, former manager of the engineering department of the Borneo Company's Ipoh branch, who retired in 1932. The late Mr. Ramsay was 74 years old. and
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    Batek prints highlight a farm show
    72 8 Batek prints highlight a farm show KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. AN exhibition of "batek" printing and other cottage industries will feature at the Pahang Agricultural Show, which opens at Temerloh on Saturday. There will be demonstrations of rope making from Manila hemp and an exhibition of the produce of aborigines In
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    TAXIMEN NOT TO BE REDUCED
    71 8 rE Singapore City Council's vehicles and traffic committee has turned down a move to restrict the number of taxi drivers. The Municipal Ordinance would have to be amended If the Council wished to Impose a restriction. There are now 5.397 licensed taxi drivers. The Police
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    Month at sea
    25 8 Cadet Acting Petty Officer Sim Meng Cher. 17, left Singapore for England on the Benvorlioh this morning for a month's naval training
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    Gold medals for blood donors
    40 8 Singapore's Director of Modical Services. Dr. R H. Bland, will present gold and silver medals to 41 blood donors tomorrow. The presentation will take place at the Blood Transfusion Office. General Hospital, at 3 p.m.
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    Ipoh recital
    42 8 IPOH. Wed British pianist Angus Morrison will give a twohour piano recital on Monday. Aug. 2 at Ipoh Convent at 6.30 p.m in aid of the Perak Adult Education Association, who are organising the concert. Tickets are $2 and SI.
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    60-country study of Malaya
    98 8 60-country study of Malaya KUALA LUMPUR. Wed THE 350 delegates reprr.-<rnt-ii.g 60 countries who will attend the second world assembly of youth in Singapore next month and then visit Selangor will be given a reception at King's House by the High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray. The delegates will make Kuala
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    Headscarf girl cyclists a headache
    151 8 Headscarf girl cyclists a headache KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. GIRL cyclists in headscarves in Ampang new village near here| may be stopped as they I cycle about tomorrow and warned: "You are risking your life." The secretary of the local council. Mr. Chong Kup Hing. said today: "About 2.000 of the
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    School reunion
    23 8 The St. Margaret's School Ex-students' Association will i hold its annual tea-party on j Saturday at the school at 4 p.m.
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    Tried to evade duty—s2oo
    33 8 Tried to evade duty— s2oo JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Tai Lip Heong. who tried to evade duty on a tarpaulin worth $198 was fined $200 here today. The tarpaulin, bought In Singapore, was confiscated.
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    My first duty is to rescue passengers, fire foreman tells crash inquiry
    631 8 THE Malay foreman fireman of Kallang Airport fire services said yesterday that his first duty in an aircraft crash was to rescue the passengers Thp fireman. Sunardl bin Iman. said flre crews had orders to attempt to open
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    LABOURER ACCUSED OF THREATENING THREE
    88 8 A LABOURER. Sockalingam. son of Kalimuthu, was charged In Singapore yesterday with intimidating three Kalian* Gasworks employees to abstain from going to work. It was alleged that Sorkalingam intimidated K T. Arasoo on Saturday nicht at Rare OMU Road: Saal bin Safawi on Monday morning
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    NEW MOVE TO SAVE GIRLS FROM A LIFE OF VICE
    159 8 NEW MOVE TO SAVE GIRLS FROM A LIFE OF VICE Xl ALA LIMPLR, Wed. 'PHK Federation Labour X Department will lighten up restrictions nn granting licences to children and people under 1? for work in places ot entertainment. This follows report h> the Social Welfare Department that a young (irl
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    Dato resigns
    26 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Dato Sheikh Abubakar, former president of the Johore Bahru Town Council, has resigned from both the Johore State and Executive councils.
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    Community centres top welfare work
    113 8 fWQiE organisation and development of community centres is the most important and constructive feature of the Government social welfare worker In Singapore, said Mr. T. P. Cromwell yesterday He listed health education, civics training, sewing, gardening, weaving, adult education, group games and first-aid as some
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    1648 9 TIMES special FEATURE Greedy swindler caused probe into burial racket ONE of the dominating factors in the lives of all Chinese is the desire to make adequate provision while living for burial. When icy die, whether rich or poor, their desire is to leave this world with big a show
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      89 9 KMI jiii j Ull tytiailliii H#tf/ 1 q *WftWffllVt||nitll ItUlllLlllH I VOJ? M'j#dO-JUM&O < U*ELI*S. I |'-:NJ JUAWDOES MOT KILL \j !l|[!l^(lnlnlW|lillinßr*s^^^"^nM|||||j|jj yi juan. $:<? AUBRfv PDPPiw rVA* J miai,/t 1$ OGOUH BAM6W6- J ■f. 1 7>ff siippieiijf! WtJTfiH 1 I I LET'S GPAS THE MOSE AND J 1 JJL
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    INDO-CHINA EASES TIN
    371 10 But rubber holds fj r < THKRK was a marked contra*! in ih r the Singapore rubber and tin market' day to the Indo-China ceasefire While the rubber price fti dose at 68 8 rentr, a lb.. tin further by $5.37 i to $372.50 fd by lack
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    222 10 The V. elation reported li-.tfu-'. rubbers -vere Irregular on the toca share market while 'in.* pi cd follow Ing the sharp fall In the m»The members of the Areported the following business doii' yeferday: Con Tin Smeltpr orris I*] 4'jd 26s 9ri lovernighn rd cb Fraser and Nea-«
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    72 10 Ship* lvin» aliincsidr ihr Sinta pore Harbour Board wharves or f\ per ted today arr: Samoa 4-5. Hoogkerk 6-7. Idomf neus 8-9. City of Sydney 11. l'uh.i dak 13-14. Benalbanach IS-16. Glir. orchy 18. I cxi Maersk ',9-20. Tun Song N Wall 6. Eastern Queen n-H Giang Bee
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      2246 10 NOTICES I KLANG GATES SCHEME Contrac for (It Supply and Dellvery of Plpeo. 1 2 1 Construction and Completion of 45" main. Notice is hereby given that the closing dnle for tenders for both the above Contracts, originally fixed at 27th July. 1954 Is now changed I to 17tll August.
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      135 10 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION Arcrptin- Pas^encen mil i To: P. RWETRmUM, PENAKC v S. S. "JALACOPAL 1 Sincaporr l'"i I J Arriving 28 I >4 Soling M. V. "STATE OF ANDHBV' Krom XI < I I I BAN" Arrrptin, arm. fm lIOM. K< ETA Penan* 4 I I R. II
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      1108 11 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. yjgi' rated m S.ngoporel Pa.wge BLUE FUNNEL LINE D*pt> .recced >>o other pert, te lead and diteherge car,n c ,,.»m •»".*r v ,«p00l, GLASGOW, LONDON 4 CONTINENTAL PORTS S P S hnm P#nono C.JI'I2 July 21 Juty 24/28 Jury 29/10 July 2* Aug 2 Aug 3/ 4
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      1071 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA far Aden, Pert Said, Genee, Antwerp, Rotterdem, Homburg, Gydnie. Copenhegen, Gothenburg 4 Oslo Spore P. S'hom Penong "Sa'm.ODlA 't'\ i 5 y •3 A^ """I 's"m A oT V U/>»Au7 iV/i^ li/MAu, A *OA IS/11 Aug 1/ 2 Sept 1/ 1 Sept CeM. Leixeet
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    The new style is the QUEEN LINE
    215 12  -  Eileen Anderson By WE'VE had a coronation in the fashion world. The "Princess* 1 line has become Ihe "Queen" line. The Queen has made this graceful tightbodiced, lull skirled style her own She looks her best in it apart from full evening dress
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    Keep COOL, don't get BOTHERED
    158 12 IMII i;i i s a lot of truth in that old saying, "hot md bothered." Get bothered and one gets hot at once. In the tropics most women become trained to hot weather. A woman allows herself extra time to prepare for a date. She
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    THE TELEPHONE tells the truth
    139 12 IL'HAT ;i (ilvcaw;\y unr end i>l a telephone call Is! vtoena ronng man linps up a ui:l In the office, writes Drusllla Bey t u.s. If she's keen, It goes like this: He 110... Oh, He 110.... terribly we11.... h0w are you' did you get
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    Money can teach a great deal
    638 12 JUNIOR MAY TURN HIS BACK ON LESSONS BUT So let your children go spending 1 says ELIZABETH PAKENHAM "JIST nm along lo the riiop Mid j^et me ;i packet 0f. II is a sentence on every mother's lips. Hul is it rc;illv a BOOd
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    Amid the fun there's glitter and gold
    336 12 Around London town with Anne Edwards and Drusilla Beyfus i>eportinc; on the foolishness and the fun of the peak week in the social season In a myriad ways the Kene la different this year. For one thing there is a lot more glitter
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    56 12 On the left is a feminine version of the hunting cap in dovr-icrey vrlour from AuMralia The tiny half-brim hay a iii kririi nice and is trimmed with two feathirs dprorated with a sold emblem. On the rishl. a sherry orKinra dress with floral decoration and heart shaped bodice, seen
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      204 12 mems fora FRAGRANCE that j FLATTERS wit .j^ttorand remains a lovely MEMORY me CussorfS soap Imperial Leather SOtr. TOILET POWDER AND FOR HUBBY. ■RILLIIRTINE. AFTER SHAVE LOTION MD SHAVING STICKS. For brighter 'whites'— a littl* RECKITT'S CROWN BLUE in the final rinse farr* /nm Give y everyday dishes r^ y
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      156 12 Modess i At those certain times it s re Softer, safer, e jrrra-absorbent M I invisible under the slimmest skinthey're so comfortable. Made by Johnson and Johnson, Bk Models arc economic .il HB^BIfSiJ^WB a ucrVnttni-4ofunDii lUSTROVS hJtltk I lhin« obtained by uvnq v^lkWll »r>«rnpoo that conwmi Jldtfl! p u rt
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      411 12 t-i c, T" r* i tUy disliked iB>. Ihe Mrairs Times Crossword I^™~"™ I 'II Kpiilu-1 for 21 UTOM '■>. I 2 3 I b 6 B »<>" M 1 I 1 I.mi.v nil >• i.il iii make the X§S 55^ S^Ss v^ 5^ Miake .-Uip i7> f L J
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    Bradshaw & Locke lead
    151 13 Bradshaw Locke lead HAHHOUA IF. Wed. ONI.V am; Harry Bnidiha* really conauered Mip truky wtatlwi and ground conditiuua in the openlna round of ihe Swallow Harrosate 2.000 KUUMai gulf toui nainent hi re yeatenlay. Playing In Men Wustw n;nJ over the undulating and tsposed i, ..in, v use Locka reBradaban
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    A blueprint for brighter and better soccer in S'pore
    964 13 A blueprint for brighter and better soccer in S'pore By THK SPORTS EDITOR. gHOI \A) Singapore Amateur Football Association extend its competitions, particularly the league, and allow more teams than the present fih 1 to enter next season? This is a question which is engaging much attention now that the
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    NEGRI-MALACCA RUGBY OFFICIALS
    68 13 SERKMBAN. Wed. Brigadier C 8. Howard was elected president of the Newrl .stmbtlan-Malaccu Ru«bl I nil. ii vi Hit .uinu.il meeting here. Other um.tal.s ,ne: Vice presidents Mam V Powell Evan* iNS i and F. W. S C.ldwell (.Malacca i hon. >cc. Mr. R. J. Tho■M; tienMirer.
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    DYNAMOS BEATEN
    29 13 VIENNA. Wfd— Before a crowd of over fiOOOO Ihe Vienna first division soccer teiim. Rupid yesterday defeated the famous Moscow Dynamos l-o at the Prater Stadium here.
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    Asian rugby tourney to start Sept
    307 13 rE Singapore Asian Rugby Union romprtition among schools and Asian clubs win begin towards the latter part of September and end in November. This was stated at the annual meeting of the Union at the Singapore C.R.C. yesterday. It was also stated thai after
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    3 RACE DAYS FOR PENANG CUP MEET
    908 13 PENANO. Wed. DECAUSE of Insufficient entries lor a Jour-day meeting, the Peri. mi! I'ur! CtUk has rut down Us August Bank Holiday Oold Cup MHttM to three days-July 31. Aug. 4 and Aug. 7. A total M :t 7 iMTHi i^ nit. red
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    SCHEDULE
    96 13 SCHEIH'I E ol racing Is First day. July .11: CL 1 Ulv. 1 and 2 over fif and lm Cl 3. Dlv 1 and 2 over ,V*f and If Se<«nd day Ad(. 4CI. 3, Ply 1 2 and 3 overM Cl 5 Div. 1, 2 3. over 7f and
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      517 13 THIS GILT-EDGED AUSTRALIAN SECURITY IS NOW OPEN FOR INVESTMENT if^D «B^Bt* id State Electricity Commission of Victoria POWER LOAN Interest 4/^ per cent for optional term of 10 or 20 years Principal and interest government guaranteed An amount ol O.IMMI.IMMI is sought for capital works mm lu-inj: constructed to increase
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    BADMINTON FESTIVAL IS STILL IN BALANCE
    243 14 JHAT BADMINTON festival next November to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of the Singapore liadminton Association is still in the balance. The full committee of the S.B.A. hold a threehour meet. rig at the Badminton Hall last night and decided that the festival will go
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    CHEAH WAT HUN IN GREAT FORM
    57 14 PENANO. Wed Penanw < -11.1111--plon Cheah Wat Hun entered the siml-flnal of the men s sintles in the Penang Lawn Tennis Association championships today W.i Hun ■II n bnllLtnt form when he hMI C.( Myall 6 3 fi- 0. Tan Cheng Tee beat Oh
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    Ceylonese 8 for 72 in Yorks defeat
    187 14 Ceylonese 8 for 72 in Yorks defeat LONDON Wed X'ORKSHIRK present leaders ano iavourites lor :he rule r(H«l\ec. a setback in their bid for County cricket championship honours ye»■eirtnv \hen they crashed to their first defeat In in came* acainst the lfcspm bowling ol G.imnn Ooonesena of Ceylon and Australian
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    WANDERERS WIN
    55 14 Bukll Mrr:.ih Wanderers, txv .Johore Military Forces 2nri rlevcn by 5-4 In a frtCßdl) soccei BMtCh on thr International Club eroun-1 Johore B.hr-.i paaUffda) Baly id jtic CarrigM ill scored For WMMtertn; R.ikar I Mohammed ;nr Military Foree 1 .inn WtMbrvn defender ricfl< dec! thr ball into his
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    LEAGUE & CUP RESULTS AND POSITIONS
    418 14 LEAGUE CUP RESULTS AND POSITIONS 1 T^HE results in yesterday's SBHFA 1 I eaeue A Cup matches and th- present positions In the tables are: P W D L F A Pt.s O.T.EC 4 4 0 0 113 8 Mercantile Bk. 4 3 0 1 14 8 fi Shell 4
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    C.Y.M.A. CRICKET XI v CHANGI
    54 14 Christian Young Mer. Association IPMI crlcke* XI to mm RAF Ch.tngi on Stindav will ix- se:ecte<. from: E. A Rodricues Kipt V in. M Nunis. S Oliveirr W H Nunis E F Hendrirkl S Low A Irwis. M Nimis F Viicsinche D Balehatclnt. L. j
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    S.T.C. GET FULL MARKS FOR FIRST ROUND
    394 14 CiNCiAPORF Traetton Oo He- ser^es completed the first rooßd "f their Renerw league flxtures In the Bu-iness Hou-es I e.isue A.- Cup with a 100 per rent record yestcrI day when they Ixnt FYaser Ar Neave Reserves 6-2 at Rive: Valley Rwti I
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    VERITY FAILS TO QUALIFY
    88 14 HARROOATE Yorkshire W«i TOM Vrntv of K I failed toria\ t qualify for th? l.i'er ~tiiucs of thi Bwallov rio"\ •i.irv iv n'ofessional gol: "'i-n' He took «3 on 'he Pann.ii 1 nurse yaatcrday a»d 82 at tlv I ".elghbouring Oikdale -nd.iv for n total of
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    SUPERWING B.P. OFFICIALS
    76 14 Supeivvlnc BP officials r>c at the MM annual general meeting are Presider.' St ct I eng Hock. V'lce--I'iesKicnts Thunt: Hoi S.in and Jerry Tan: Hon Sec-etary Ane Client Tiong; Assl. Secretary. Seovv Cheni; S»m Hon Treasurer I.<h> Vrw Hl.lt Ass; Ireasurer. Tin Khun Hak Hon Sports Captain
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    NAMES FOB SAFA JUNIORS SIDE
    52 14 Secretaries of SAFA Junior Clubs and Associations who have not sen 1 In the list of their plavei for consideration to represent SAFA Juniors XI are reminded to do so before July 31 to Ihe Hon. Secretary. Mr P Appavoo. c/O Assessors Dept City Hall.
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    Junior badminton results
    415 14 IJESULTR of the lies in 'lie Sine a pure Biidminiori AawrlaUan'l unlor c ii;ini|iii<nshli<f> plavrd at the I Wgapait Hitlnunton .-.Lulmni laM lIKED DOVBUU iHRSI BOUND) Join Kno and Robei t Llm beat 'nth OnjS and A P Menon 15- 7 3; Nancy Ang and How Keaw
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    Publishers better second-half team
    325 14 SCORIN(» two goals in rath half and riominatiri; most of the second-half exehanees. Malayan Publishing: House beat Breweries 4-1 in ;i SBHf League and Cup (iroup B game at Sepoy Lines jresterday. Bottom -of the table Breweries started imp: i but alter an even and krenlycontested
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    27 records in schools meet
    128 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. ANGOR srhoolhoys sn<; set ten more rccr--j their grand total of new rein. 27- on the Victoria liutll ground today concluding <'■■< ;h>v combined athletic meet In addition. thre< txlstinj were equalled today, makin.; ihe number of records equalled In four -day
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    PAKISTAN XI: 4 CHUNKS
    54 14 I OHDOM DAJUSTAiri team lor the thiro Trsi acain.s 1 En^lanr. at Old Ta fiord. Manchester to:roriow was announced today aH.mif Mohanmad [mttai Ahmen Wafiar H "to Ahmed A M F...id.i!. M E Z Oha?.. Mohammad F»7JI Mahmood. KhaShujaudflin an !>-ood H issan with KhalK. s
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    21 14 Ford ge 5 goals of Bal "Hi L' T tnp I I I m I I I BAT A P h
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    ROYAL PRIZE TO ROYALTY
    41 14 VICTORY FOR THE QUEEN rF. finish of the King George VI »nd Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot on Saturday with the Queen's four-year-old colt Aureole (left foreground), ridden by I Smith, winning from Vamos, a French entry.
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      58 14 I ETERNfI f \cr\ I icma moveme diumiscd This valu ib iccttlhc mechanism due tocxircmc climates W Tli.it is wh\ I icrn.i 91 tor enduring prc< $£*vtC£ AfiT£* SAL* $ammdefik TD Pl fl /6 COLLYSR QUAY l P0 801 221. SiNQAPOKL H. B. WINTER (r Co. Ltd. MERCHANT TAILORS AHO
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      53 14 SOCCER Bl SIXKSS HOISKS XI v Knwloon Bus T, T. IHK). Jalan stadium SAFA JIMOR IP: rol| V v KM I lianci. (Irvlanc; KlnU liarurr* SrlrUr F.( »u|n ground. HCEVICCI LEAGtTB, DM. I: R\S( i K. Sicnal*; H.M.S. Terror v R.K.: r.AF |C) v ROA( SHOOT SIXiiAPORF. (iun lub, Kill.
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