The Straits Times, 23 July 1954

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    19 1 3QM F LIM ENT AR Yl flatten* The Straits Times ESti 1K4.» SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1954. 15 CENTS
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    I AM SATISFIED—EDEN
    601 1 I AM SATISFIED— EDEN Only alternative risk of war spreading LABOUR SAYS IT, TOO LONDON Thursday. THK British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Kden. told the House of Commons in a statement on the (Jcneva conference today he helieved that when the detailed arrangements were published they would not be found
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    8 children come for holidays
    39 1 Eisht schoolchildren five' sirls— arrived from Britain by BOAC Argonaut to spend their I August holidays in Malaya. The children's ace.s range from six to 10. All ol them travelled the 8.000-mile flight unaccompanied.
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    Kidnap gang leader held
    69 1 TOKYO. Thur.s. A month long search for the leader Of sang Who kidnapped a National Safety Force accountant and robbed him of a million yen ended last nleht at a hotspring resort on Kyushu. Southernmost Japanese island. Press reports said Kenieht Otsu. 28. and his companion
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    Blow out as plane lands
    62 1 HONG KONG. Thurs. One tyre on a BOAC Argonaut blew out yrstrrrtay as the plane touched dowr for a landing. but the pilot had no trouble braking it to a smooth stop. When the tyre blew out. the airport nre trucks and ambulances raced nn
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    Bid to smuggle 302 gold bars—police
    346 1 Bid to smuggle 302 gold bars— police MAS REMASDED TILL TOMORROW PEARSON Graham Cecil Stuart. 31. was remanded in Singapore till tomorrow after being charged in the First Criminal District Court yesterday on two counts of unlawfully importing 302 bars of gold on Wednesday night Mr. Tan Ah Tah. the
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    Ghost' city awaits the Reds: 400,000 couldn't care less
    146 1 Ghost' city awaits the Reds: 400,000 couldn't care less PARIS, Iliurs I,n mm Ii < ii. h i,,.oik with red support in i n Hanoi i<> I, ll\cs .liul inn. nun id i nls n1 Inclorltj appear I rent to the agreement to i<- region to the immunisls, v ports
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    A threat, but we won't sit idly by' —S. Korea
    56 1 A threat, but we won't sit idly by' —S. Korea 1 Korttm Defence H soM today that the mcly vicrcascd the ion 0/ South Korea." I h'n-cn would not sit idle !<> attack first He said initiative is the winner." "ill attend the top-level tan conference in Washington, o military
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    Mendes France gets big Cabinet 'Yes'
    81 1 Mendes France gets big Cabinet 'Yes' irttlint. The i l<ul.i\ un.i PMMi-rt rrpurt Miaistev. >l I r.iner on lun.i cease ire Premier was the National >^ hr his Mm m.i. desaite 1 1kc• I > criticism from the pir\ioiis Kor^isn Minister. (icorcrs Ridault. fbe Prime Ministrr was i\p<Ttrri to deal
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    TRUCE: BUT THE WAR GOES ON
    70 1 TRUCE: BUT THE WAR GOES ON don't know of armistice hanoi. Thursday. >ur-old cease-fire, French Union imht contact" today with ar Vinh Yrn. 25 milos northfcj n h High Command said. B ml Inn 1> I Smith m m ling their P 1 armtsmunlsta hi allowed ill their tnam and
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    The Huk 'Stalin line' falls
    58 1 MANILA. Thurs. Govern-! tnenl troops "n Mount Arajrat today captured the Communist! Hukbalahaps' "Stalin Line." a ■troni point bristling with pil! mdbas.s and fox holes, in cl report* to army headquarU rt said. Philippine Air Force planes earlier bombed and strafed the I Inrtiflcation r>n
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    Arms pledge
    30 1 LONDON. Thurs Spain has assured Britain that *h< prohibit the export of .um> to countries out.side the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation. a Foreign Office spokesman Bald today. Renter
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    Worried? Not me, says Marjorie
    273 1 Worried? Not me, says Marjorie LONG BEACH. Thurs. MISS MALAYA. Marjorie Wop of Singapore, is about the only contestant among the beauties from five continents at the Miss Universe contost who is not suffering from a severe case of nerves. The 33 foreign girls last night watched nervously from the
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    Appeal to youth: Help us clean the city
    154 1 Appeal to youth Help us clean the city THE SINGAPORE Youth Council is appealing for volunteers from its affiliated organisations to help clean the city IT evenings during the .-tnkr The pre.sident. Mr trie Wee Stan Beng. told the Strait. Times last night that he would arrange for two City
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    MISS MALAYA REACHES AMERICA AND TODAY'S THE BIG DAY
    50 1 MARJOKIt: WKK. of Singapore Miss Malays arrives at the I-os Ancelrs international airport, America. From there she went t<> Lone Be i<-h, California, to take part in the >lis*> I'niverse contest, the finals of which will be held tonight. A.P. picture.
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    Make sure of your copy NOW
    56 1 Make sure of your copy NOW (\RDERS for THE U MALAYAN MONTHLY, the new Straits Times magazine, are already heavy, and seem likely to exceed supply. Make sure of your copy by placing an order with your newsagent NOW. The August issue will be on sale throughout Malaya on July
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    Three die in village 'liberation'
    94 1 Three die in village 'liberation' BOMBAY. Thurs. I rpHREE people were shot I dead when Portuguese In- dian nationalists "liberated" a village in the isolated Portu guese enclave of Selvasa on India's we.st coast, it was re- ported here today. Police were said to have "offered some resist ance" when
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    Bomb delays steamers
    32 1 Bomb delays steamers PARIS. Thurs -Two English Channel steamers were h> Id In Boulogne harbour yesterday after the discovery ot a 500 1b bomb and a magnetic mine In nearby waters A.P.
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    Japs won't join
    32 1 TOKYO. Thurs. Japan is nol prepared to Join a SouthF.i I Asia security piel with the Western and free Allan nations. Japanese Foreign Minister Mr. KaUuo Okasaki .-aid today.
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    Soldiers rout 5 to 1 bandits
    141 1 Soldiers rout 5 to 1 bandits ALOR STAR, Thurs. 4LTHOUGH outnum- bered Bye to one, six .soldiers tiom the 10th rial Don. B. Company. .Sth Malay Regiment, forced :u) terrorists to retreat at Pay.i Mengkuang Rukit Paku yesterday after a 30-minute Qghi The soldiers were rcmmir kmmunltlon anrl doeu- irom
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    STOP PRESS
    37 1 v iii vi II HANOI i\ *n DATS :m lhiir-.— i ranch i foreea ill '\n ''< I \Utlll|| SI) U.t>S Ulldi r I In- .irmi-li. i n in inir-i- wart M <>■ 1 i -i:. nUr
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    LUCKY DOG—UNLUCKY MAN
    84 1 LUCKY DOG— UNLUCKY MAN OLIVE HILL, Kentucky, Thurs.— Chester Davis took a stray dog Into a woods yesterday to shoot it. The man s body was found a short tune later, a fatal bullet wound In the chest. The doe. .still alive w.ij lound chained to a tree. Chester Grcenhill.
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    I feared U.S. would open A – war—Churchill
    352 2 I feared U.S. would open A war Churchill SIR^ WINSTON TELLS WHY HE HURRIED TO SEE IKE ADMIRAL WANTED TO SEND NEW ARMS TO INDOCHINA LONDON, Thursday. PRIME Minister Sir Winston Chun-hill told Conservative Members of Parliament that the danger of atomic warfare in IndoChina led to his trip to
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    THE ARMY CAN NOW PEEP 30 MILES
    199 2 THE ARMY CAN NOW PEEP 30 MILES FORT MONMOUTH. Nrw Jersey, Thurs. rpHE United States ■I Army sißnal Corps yesterday announcrd thp development of long distance "Peepine Tom" camera, which can peer across batth* lines up to 30 miles into enemy territory. The mammoth nrw camera is built about a
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    'Flu sweeps gaol
    25 2 GUATEMALA. Thurs. An influenza epidemic yesterday swept the prison here, where 2 000 Communist suspects arr detainer! The situation is serious. A.P.
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    Test flight
    41 2 TOKYO Thurs. -Air India International will test hop a Lockheed Constellation from Bombay to Tokyo this month The te.st flight will carry 30 Indian Government and air officials. A nnce-a-week Bom-bay-Tokyo passenger service will begin on Aug IS AP.
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    THE LASS WHO CANT SEE WHERE SHE'S GOING
    58 2 THIS IS WHAT the councillors in the village of Ampanc on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur want to stop rfrls ryclinr in headMsSMi which hamper their vision and muffle their hearinc Yesterday they stopped scores of them as they cycled through the
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    3,000 SET FIRE TO COURT
    137 2 3,000 SET FIRE TO COURT Eight shot dead INDORE. India. Thurs. EIGHT people were killed and 30 injured today when polio flrod on a 3.000-strong crowd who broke into the Mahya Bharat High Court building here and set fire to furniture and records The police fired 30 rounds into the
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    Now it's the third sex IN OLD AGE
    79 2 Now it's the third sex IN OLD AGE LONDON. Thurs. People entered a third .sox in their old age and required hormone treatment to retain bodily and mental health. Dr. William Master*, of the Obstetric* Department in Washington University Medical School. Missouri, said yrstrrday. This change occurred between 45 and
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    'Alex' visits missile base
    52 2 COCOA. Floridh. Thurs. Field Marshal Earl Alexander. Britain's Minister of Pefenre, was here yesterday '"to see new weapons, especially guided missiles He left today for White Sands proving grounds in New Mexico. Yesterday he toured the Cape Canaveral base— the missile launching site for the air
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    Italian Cabinet defeated
    51 2 ROMF. Thurs Thr Italian Government was rirfr.Ttcri last night on a Lrft-wliiß motion for the payment of an "adequate pension to all civilians Dlind for life" The defeat i.s not expected to lrad to the fall of the government, which favoured state assistance other than regular payments.
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    Their new job
    29 2 HALIFAX. Canada. Thurs Twelve British teachers and tjielr families, first of 138 emlkrating to Canada thlf year to teach in Saskatchewan srhnolß, landed hpre yesterday. -A.P.
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    PETROV: I PAID FOR YOUTHS' RED TRIP
    164 2 PETROV: I PAID FOR YOUTHS' RED TRIP MELBOURNE, TO VLADIMIR Tetrov test l fird here today thai he supplied A£3oo foi two Australian youth leaders to fly to Mosrow to attend a Youni? Communist League conference. Petrov. former Soviet MVD chiel in Canberra who has been granted politu lum in
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    Heat kills 33
    30 2 MEXICO CITY. Thurs v least 33 people ha\> died c I sunstroke in the Mexi. during the recent heat wa\. Temperatures have reached 118 decri es p
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    Plea f mercy from
    24 2 Plea f mercy from KEMPEIT A ,l APPEALS^! t;n thr moir I I from tul I I I I I I I I I
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    Heavy water
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    Chinese sailors disappear from ship
    105 2 NEW YORK. Thurs. The sheriffs office said yesterday that seven Chinese sailors are believed to have jumped overboard from the British fleet oiler Surf Pioneer, anchored at Raton Rouce. Louisiana, since Sunday. Seven life lackets are missing and the Chinese are believed to have gone
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    POLICE FIND MISSION GUN IN RAID
    28 2 ALOI VORTH Kedah polio 41 Hassan, early today raided I pone Kubane. nine milet I found a Sten j?un and 80 r
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    Leaves hospital
    20 2 NEW YORK. Thurs. I Clare Boothe Luce. IS. Ambassador to Italy, left hospital ve.-terday after a check-up. A.P.
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    S.-E. ASIA DEFENCE TALKS ON
    364 3 Britain and U.S. agree on big non-Red line-up WASHINGTON, Thursday. J>RITAIN, the United States and other nonCommunist nations have agreed to call an international conference next month to draw up i South-east Asia defensive alliance it was disclosed tonight. London and Washington buried their differences
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    BRITAIN STAND BY HER 1950 DECISION
    22 3 BRITAIN STAND BY HER 1950 DECISION Thurs. !OYP. said Britain 1950 ■rcsoun- Middle r neighwould the May ri th( in with >ns
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    Duchess visits new carrier
    9 3 Duchess visits new carrier (The insircraft h h.is I
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    Coronation vases for the Empire
    110 3 Coronation vases for the Empire LONDON. Thurs. HIGH Comml.ssioners of com- monwealth countries yes- urday received copies of the "Quet n's Va.M ,i belated Coronation souvenir to end all Coronation souvenirs ,uren was privately preiented with the original vase by the British Pottery Manu- Federation last week to i special
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    3 DIVORCES—NOW IT'S FINAL
    33 3 3 DI V ORCES—NOW IT'S FINAL itn tot l n 1950 and 1951 'I've married him for the slid Mrs Becker. granted h< ran illowance [nr rapport of their laughter Ina. eight. A.P.
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    "Talking hands girl weds
    75 3 ANGI.O-OIINKSK. ACTRI.SS !iin Yu l:>. the girl with. Ihe "talking hands" -he demonstrated ihe art <m Britij»h television recently with Australian at tor David Williams outside (axton Hall l.ondnn. after their weridinc They me t last year while they were both appearing in the musiral "South
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    U.S. bid to control South Polar region
    187 3 NEW YORK. Thursday. A 65-YEAR-OLD sailor, Admiral Richard E. Byrd. is planning to lead an expedition to the Antarctic in a bid to establish American control in the South Polar region which is rich in coal, uranium, oil and other minerals. The r*tl»d
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    9 war reprisal victims found
    55 3 GENOA. Thurs. Nine skelc- tons of people believed to have boon killfd in a reprisal in the I war w<-re found yesterday near Staclieno cemetery, a rew miles from Genoa. Some rifle bullet* were found in the common grave. Two of the skeletons had their
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    Bodies found
    35 3 LONDON. Thur.s. Salvage > men yesterday found the bodies of three of the crew still inside a River Thames sea fort sunk a year ago In a collision with a Swedish ship- Reuter. j
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    Japan signs
    19 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. Japan yesterday became the seventh country to ratify the United Nations opium protocol,— UP.
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    German security chief kidnapped
    195 3 TAKES ISTO SOVIET ZOSE BONN. Thursday. DR. OTTO JOHN, chief of the West German intelligence authorities, has been mining in Berlin since Tuesday night, the West German Government I announced here today. Thi' Ministry ot the Interior |sa:d Dr John ha.s been the victim of abduction
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    Boy,l2,killed girl of 8, say police
    102 3 ALBANY. New York. Thurs. GERALD SAVOIE. 12. was arrested today after allegedly admitting bludgeoning to death an eight-yi ar-old girl be did tint know Police said the boy admitted following Bonnette Dallalre into the cellar of a partlaliybuilt home yesterday and beating her on
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    REPRIEVE FOR FIVE-MINUTE MURDERER
    97 3 LONDON. Thurs.— The Hem.' I Secretary yesterday recom- mended a reprieve for Derek Adams, ued 31. escapee from a mental home, who was sentenced to death last month lor the murder ol Mrs. Rosemary Rowe. aged 23. mother Of two. Adams, after being traced to her
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    Road deaths
    29 3 LONDON. Thurs. -A total of I 3'i PMftte were killed. 656 serioiusly Injured and 3,322 slightly injured in road accidents last month in the London area- Reuter.
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    New professor
    27 3 NEW YORK. Thurs—Harvard University yesterday announced the appointment of Dr Robert Ulich. Germanborn philosopher, as the first James Brvant Conant Professor of Education. A. P.
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    Artist prey to delusions—specialist
    213 3 Artist prey to delusions— specialist LEWES. Sussex. Thurs A mental specialist told the \s*i*e Court yesterday that William Sanchez I)e Piai j Hepper, the 62-year-old ar- tist accused of murdering an 11 -year-old girl last Febru- ary left the child, dead or; alive, "as you would leave an article of
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    LONDON STOCKS
    244 3 LONDON. Thurs. Closing middle prices of iwlecWd Itocks, not including stamp duty, we re LOANS ConsoU MS Funding 4'- >°* War t%% M"i V» BANKS Mercantile (£I2H) 2» Eastern (£5) Chartered (£li 42 6 -^9 Hongkong (*l2si 92'j xd INSURANCE Com Un (uts.) S% Royal 141% Piudential 42
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    LONDON TIN
    26 3 LONDON. July 22.— Cash If Ml V:750: Sellers £752; Forward Bu>ers K'H: Sell.rs V;:J.">; Settlement C 752: Turnover a.m. 55 tons; p.m. 45 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    39 3 lONDON. July 22 —Spot M A Aus. 20';.<1. Sept 20\d Oct.-Dec ,rt .I.in -Mar. 20\d Apr -Jun* M .ri Jilv c i.f. 2O' s d.. Aug. cXI 20 9 lfid.. Sept. c.1.1. 20 9 lfid Tone Steady.
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    New whisky record
    63 3 EDINBURGH. Thur.s —Scotch *hi.sKv exports tor the first six months ol this year were the highest ever recorded. They totalled 6.654.178 proot gallons and "arned £19 062.305 increases ol 5J5.563 gallons and 1 1.630.131 over the same period last year The United States remained the largest single
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    Floods kill 15
    30 3 TEHERAN. Thurs. Floods, have killed at least 15 people and swi pt away 50 houses and 35 shops in the resort village of Maieoon. near Teheran. A.P.
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    HE SER YES SENTENCE IN COURT
    334 4 Man in marriage mix-up gets one day and $300 fine ]<]I)\YAKI) IVrcival McCarthy Hey /.or was sentenced in Singapore yesterday to one day's simple imprisonment and fined $300 tor signing a notice of marriage in which he had falsely >tated he was a bachelor.
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    $46,000 for better bathrooms
    92 4 $46,000 for better bathrooms TIH- Si!)-.i;mi:( City Council's finance committee has nerecci to spend $4fi.000 in improvi'ie women's bathrooms at labourers' quarters. Partitions will be provided to f"nn Individual bath compartn nts The labour sub-eon-nut tee recommended I A survey by the city Architect showed that there are 262 bathrooms
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    Robbers tie couple up
    69 4 Thnv men. two armed with knives and the third with a we apon which looked like a revulv.r. broke into a house in Woodlands Road Singapore on Wednesday nlfbl and robbed a farmer and his wife of SI 10 rash and $95 worth of valuables. They
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    Kulim celebrates new exchange
    33 4 The new telephu: at Kulim. Kedah. was opened on Sunday The Telecommunications De- partment st-.fT celebrated with M;Uav dinner at the cxchanze. Government officials and community leaders attending. I
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    3 HANGED IN JOHORE BAHRI
    74 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Ituee men were hanued in the Jon >re Bahru prison yesterday tw i for murder and one for unlawful possession ol arms and ammunition. Th ■•>■ were Mado n bin Omar 24. a trlsha rider for a murder committed :n Muar. Ho
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    DIRECT HIT-NO CASUALTIES
    33 4 THREE people in this car escaped unhurt when it crashed against a traffic signpost at the junction of MacPherson Road and I'pper Serangoon Road in Singapore yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    A showboat goes to the aborigines
    106 4 A showboat goes to the aborigines KIAI.A UMPI R Thurs 4 RIVKRINK mobile cinema unit or the Information Department, using a 40--foot shallow draft boat, Rave its first film show to more then 150 iboriffines living in a remote settlement in Pahang recently. But flrs< the unit had to battle
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    Leave ends
    23 4 Mr D C Horton. Secretary to the Rural and Industrial envelopment Authority in the Federation returned yesterday from leave in Britain.
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    THOSE DRINKS AT END OF SPORTS DAY
    129 4 Teachers foot the bill A NY alcoholic drinks provided at school sports meet--11 ings were paid for by the teaching staff out of their own pockets, the Singapore Director of Education. Mr. R. M. Young, told the Straits Times yesterday. Mr. Young was
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    Gunnery practice.
    28 4 Gun firing practices will take I place at Blakang Mati from 8 am to 430 pm from August 2 to 6. and Aug. 9 to 13.
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    Gifts to SATA
    14 4 Gifts totalling $1,908 have been received by the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association
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    They want an equal say
    59 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Ihurs The Selangor Division of the Malayan Trade Union Council wants equal representation as employer groups in the recrnMituted Selaneor State Council. At a meetlne on Tuesday it arthonsed Mr Tan Tian Boon, the MTUC representative on the Council, to make this demand
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    Off on holiday
    29 4 SITIAWAN. Thurs. Mrs. A. K Milner-Moore. chairman of :iie Dindings Territorial Association of the Women's Institute of Malaya. Dindlngy branch nas gone to Britain on Holiday.
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    two caught turning out fake coins at midnight
    170 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. AT five minutes to midnight, police raided a hut at the 3;, 1 milr Ipoh Road, Kuala Lumpur, and found two men making counterfeit coins, the acting Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Pretheroe. was told today. Koh Hock Im. 36.
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    Macao trained officer back
    67 4 Mr. W. S. L. Bakrr. tht last Malayan Civil Service officer who attended an 18-month course in Chinese in Macao China, returned by BOACArgonaut to Singapore day from London At the airport to meet him. was the Johore State Chinese Affairs Secretary Mr. D. B. Friend.
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    Footpath claim gets a Council's
    79 4 Footpath claim gets a Council 's rO Singapore City Counci; committees have reiectec a Government claim to be paid for the construction of a footpath in High Street outside the Legislative Council's new Assembly House They agreed only to the council maintaining the* new footpath. The Government built it to
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    No war for L-test
    12 4 No war for L-test OFFER o/>r'; END OF i h I an
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    $240,000 ch for Brune
    4 4 $240,000 ch for Brune
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    'BABY SITTERS' LOSE JEWELS
    121 4 'BABY SITTERS' LOSE JEWELS IPOH. Thurs. LX)R thr third night in succession, burglars have been busy in the European residential area of Tambun and Gopeng Roads, night their victims wore the servants of Mr. K D. Robertson, of thf Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. While Mr. and Mrs. Rn bertson w«tp
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    Decree granted
    32 4 PENANG. Thurs. --At R ang today Dinice Evelyn Pet- y was granted <T' nisi to be made abv in three months against K Dorian Massey on the ground of adultery.
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    Assizes date
    20 4 The Singapore A sit in the High Court, new Supreme Court buildlnc. at 10.30 am on AttfOft 3.
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    LOST GIRL FOUND WORKING IN ROYAL HOUSEHOLD
    43 4 LOST GIRL FOU ND WORKING IN ROYAL HOUSEHOLD ALOR STAR, Thurs mese girl reported Mlsstel by her mother 11 t\.\yhas been found today working as a servant in a Kedah J Royal house at Pompong, one mile from Alor Star. i 1 the,
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    BEATEN, THEN GANG SAID: 'WE WILL SET YOU ON FIRE'
    368 5 BEATEN, THEN GANG SAID: 'WE WILL SET YOU ON FIRE' TELUK ARSON, Thursday. FAN GUAM BBNG, a sundry shop owner told the court here that when eight men, one masked and wearing an Operation Service badge, broke into his shop on May 1, they tied him up and beat him
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    EXIT The jaga kreta IN
    137 5 EXIT The jaga kreta IN The jaga kreta with a new name PENANG. Thurs. TO RID Penang of unauthorised "jaKas kreta" thr Settlement branch of the Automobile Association of I Malaya will soon station! AAM approved attendants" j at parking centres in town. I The attendants, wearing i official AAM
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    NEW VILLAGE GETS A HOME FOR OLD FOLK
    89 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. -Mr. J. C. McDouall. Chief WelI fare Officer, Federation of Maia\u. yesterday opened an Old People's Home at L'lu Tiram new village. Built of wood, with a concrete floor and asbestos roofing, the Home has accommodation for 15 people
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    Kampong Tawas makes it 25
    55 5 IPOH. Thurs —At a ceremony attended by 300 Dcoplc ond presided over by Mr. N. L. Alexander. the District Officer of Kinta, the new villace of Kamponp Tawas nt the sth mile Ipoh-Kuala Kanß.-ar Road became the 25th. village in Perak to take over its
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    Church bazaar
    41 5 TAIPING. Thurs.— Mr. R. N. Home District Officer. Larut ;i nd Matang. who succeeded Mr O W Woltrrs. will open the All Saints Church bazaar and jumble sale at the King Edward VIJ School at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    New post office
    29 5 Mr. E. V. G. Day, chairman of the Sinßapore Rural Board, will open the new post office at 1 Sembawang at 10 a.m. on Aucust 3.
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    It's what you have at the airport that counts in a plane fire—expert
    782 5 It's what you have at the airport that counts in a plane fire expert 34th DAY OF THE INQUIRY 4 NAVAL fire expert's report on the Kallang Airport nre services in May this year ought to have been given immediately to the Department of Civil Aviation, airline operators and counsel
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    TLL FINISH YOU 3-THEN SUICIDE'
    394 5 Wife tells of husband's attack VG Kirn Keow, 19, told a Singapore court yesterday that after her husband. Yeoh Kek Lenß. 28. had hacked at her. his mother-in-law and his father-in-law with a chopper in each hand, "I asked him why he was attacking my
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    Bishop backs dollar drive for school
    85 5 Bishop backs dollar drive for school rE Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev Henry Baines. has given his support to an appeal lor contributions towards the Christ Church School ouildlng fund. The school of six classrooms, in debt of $14,000 for Ita present building, is planning; an extension of another
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    Wallet missing
    23 5 A man found his wallet eontaniing $6 missing sor»n after he left the outpatients' clinic at Singapore General Hospital, on Wednesday.
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    Accused of big robbery
    48 5 Yew Weng was accused yesterday in Singapore of robbing Tan Chong Liat of cash and property valued at $174,000 at Middle Road on May 6 It was alleged that Yew used a revolver in the robbery. Yew was remanded in custody to July 27.
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    Singapore court changes
    56 5 When Mr. Tan Ah Tah. District Judge and Firs* Magistrate. Singapore, takes up duties as acting puisne judge, he wii: be succeeded by Mr. F. A. Chua. First Civil District Court Judge. Mr. Chua's place in the Civil District Court will be taken by Mr E. H.
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      430 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE j A.M. 7.16 Time Signal and Open- 2 •ng Announcement: 7. 1S Morning -star. 7.30 News; 735 Melody Mix- > tuie: 800— 8.30 Hill Billy Halt Hour; "00 Music While You Work: 45 Housewives' Choice. 10.30 A New fc.u- zabethan Looks Al World Problems; i 10.45—1130 Friday
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    164 6 M Hnrrfj. fin I minimum). FOLLOW PFI><\NT K.rr\ On tn the Malay M.ill If you want to win Hi.11 js.ooo uord puzzle. MR m A CAMPBD I O B.F. Dlrrnor and Ofnernl Manager. n Rnrfin Co, Ltd.. left by Air M 21st July. 1854 on World i.XNYMF.n Inrslmllrs arf
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    The Straits Times Singapore Friday, July 23, 1954. Federation And State
    671 6 The St raits Ti mes Singapore Friday, July 23, 1954. Federation And State The Rulers' reply to the Alliance request for the appoint- ment of a commission from oiit-ide Malaya to inquire into the federation Constitution was not entirely encouragmu from the Alliance's point of view. The Rulers are not
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    Putting Down The Gangs
    347 6 As amended, the bill which gives the law new powers against the gangster now meets the criticism expressed in the Singapore legislature and by the public. The chief change is that police certification will I not be regarded as conclusive proof of the prisoner's connection with
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    Happy Families
    236 6 Malaya's rubber estates may not have always the happiest homes, hut if an unnamed estate mentioned in the Lwbour Department's monthly report is in any way typical, the families which live there are burgeoning. It is a large estate. and it employs five hundred women Last year the
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    Planning made easy and cheap—the Pepler way
    516 6 Planning made easy and cheap the Pepler way GEORGE PEPLER 1 onre more briefly .imoriK us. determined to push through the Land Acquisition Amendment Bill and preparing to reiterate all his well-known arguments to the select committee. It is appropriate to recall what Sir George wrote lust before ending his
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      95 6 Material in private schools IT HAS become the fashion to deride and denounce Indian university graduates. Ah Gong- atributes to persons with Indian qualifications all the failures of private can- 1 lidatc.s appearing for the Cam-! bridge Certificate examination. He doe s not know, perhaps, what material the private KhOOl
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      Prayer way out of the jungle
      91 6 rE suggestion of Mr. Anthony A Oei in "prayer may be the way to peace" may not appeal to some people but it certainly is not as futile as Mr. A. Sivadas thinks. Prayer laises man above the level of the brute in a
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      Bus shelter plea
      29 6 BUS shelters should be built along Dunearn Road. Newresidences are spreading along and off this road, from Newton Circus to the University hostels. A RESIDENT. Singapore
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      FUNCTIONS OF AN OFFICIAL BOARD
      297 6 FOR some weeks, several of your readers have Clir ticised the Singapore Official Board of Ballroom Dancing. These critics do not seem to know what an official board is and its functions. Perhaps, the official board can Mop these criticisms by explaining its functions which.
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      Office work and police lieutenants
      95 6 rTWE former High CommisX sioner may be correct that police lieutenants are needed to lead attacks again.st the terrorists but why are so many doins office work at police stations? Could not these office jobs be done by local men? Some lieutenants have done Vary
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      A bouquet for Radio Malaya
      70 6 AS a m^ular li.stenor to thy Indian programme of i Radio M'lay.i may I express my appreciation for the special feature In Sinhalese Riven by the Sunday School. Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur recently. I hope thLs will be a forerunner of othi r proKrammes in Sinhalese
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      'Tanana-na-na' once a week
      80 6 'Tanana-na-na once a week LET Mr. U. N. Nalr buy his gramophone as early as possible to hear his favourite Carnatic songs. Almost all the radio fans I have talked to agrep that thry prefer film songs to the "tanana-na-na I am not against Carnatle song.s and wm.id Hkr to
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      Interest rates and mortgages
      111 6 TT seems that the bank rate has been reduced. When it m raised the Federal and Colonial Bi'ilriins: Society increased Its Interest from six to seven per cent and this rise applies not only to new mortgages but also to mortgages arranged before the rise. Now
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      Adult education and course fees
      137 6 T WELCOME the tutorial I classes of the Singapore Council of Adult Education in Economics. Mathematics, English. Geography, and Constitutional Law for those studying for the intermediate decree examination However, the fee of $20 for 40 periods for a single subject I is unreasonably high,
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    74 6 Fun j row th. Cll )f ■space in Rj the F U from Rn the sii ly br to busiest harr. lu.seri confou: The pai to the fun shall h Sine;! prob:< greal ihe nm, o]r! n < he cj A greal pi, Boy far of! to
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    His knife 'no arm,' court decides
    80 7 His knife 'no arm,' court decides Netto, a igistrate, i charge oi ns" In pubhad a ai upon for 11) charged Thia charge ■'-red to one it police Wain poa rieteclife In Lim's \ni qualified AS P I lm w&t charged i he .iy it under the I to at
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    SKELETON FOUND BURIED IN SINGAPORE BEACH
    52 7 I in skeleton was md buried In the ■k< i' ton, police cigarette case and two tnnisfrs buckles A number of people killed by the Japanese during the war wrrr burled at the beach. Trip skeleton has been -sen; to itholofttt on instructions ni
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    WOMAN IN HOME RAID GANG
    81 7 WOMAN IN HOME RAID GANG AN elderly woman and two men broke into a hou.-.e in Bradrir.l Road. Singapore on Wednesday night and made Ofl with $120 worth of jewellery. Ttie victim, a 20-year-old woman told the police she was for her husband to return when she saw the three
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    Gaol for not reporting
    53 7 Cyril Wi'.kins Frrrlehs wa.s .vrntenccri in Singapore yes'"rday to one month's gaol for failing to report as a police supervisee for nine months. Frerichs was to have reported monthly for two years from April 10. 1952. to' In.Npoetor Hoe Fook Sin Hf reported only for the
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    Stop-strike talks on today with Mr. Lim present
    417 7 Stop -strike talks on today with Mr. Lim present DECISION AFTER A SECRET MEETING JHK Singapore City Council labourers' strike may end today. At 2.30 pm. today an eight-man delegation headed by Mr. Lim Yew Hock, president of the Trades Union Congress will mret the finance, committee of the council
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    Blood donors
    28 7 Nine members of the Singapore Geylang Methodist Youth Fellowship will give their blood a f the Blood Transfusion Unit centre. General Hospital, at 9 a.m. tomorrow.
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    Back from leave
    27 7 Mr R E Ince of the Education Department Singapore returned to the Colony in the liner Canton yesterday, after six months' leave in Britain
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    Labour officer
    19 7 BRUNEI. Thu-s. —Mr. G. Petherick has been appointed State Labour Officer. His office is at Kuala Belait.
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    THE FIREMEN WANT PAY PLAN DETAILS
    152 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THfc. union oi fire riKiunK Dervicca in me rouei»-i tion will send a note within a few days to the Member for Local Government, Housing and Town Planning asking for details of the new scheme of service promised by thp Government
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    Official goes on holiday
    31 7 Mr. S E. Teh. Acting Official Assignee Singapore, has gone to the Federation on holiday. Mr J. F. McWllliam. Assist IBt OrTtclal Assignee. Is acting for him.
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    From Bombay
    36 7 Senior Captain Kaarina Ersavaara of the Salvation Army. the second Finnish woman in the Colony, arrived in Singapore yesterday in the P and O liner Canton She was in Bombay, before being transferr«V here.
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    PHYLL CHOOSES FRENCH POODLE7 LOOK FOR THE MOVIE BALL
    74 7 PHYLL CHOOSES FRENCH POODLE 7 LOOK FOR THE MOVIE BALL ONE of the stars at tomorrow night* Movie Ball at the, Victoria Memorial Hall. Singapore, is Phyll Westerhout (above) who will appear in this "French poodle" style gown of black gros- 1 grain with 25 yards of 54- inch wide
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    3 policemen accused of extortion
    102 7 3 policemen accused of extortion KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs rpHREE policemen were X charged in the magistrate's court here today with extortion. They are Corporal Bachan Singh. 32. and P. C. Tay Pin Lay. 26. of High Street police station, and extra PC. Naranian Singh. 30. of Cheras Road police station
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    Midwife fined
    47 7 Yco Lee Koon of Loronc Tal Sinr. a midwife, was fined $10 in Singapore yesterday for falling to give way to an ambulance at the Junction of North Bridge Road and Jalan Pisang on the night of June 1 when she was driving a car.
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    New service
    22 7 BRUNEI. Thun. The Malayan Airways Borneo "feeder" service will inaugurate biweekly flights between Sena and Lutong iMirii on Aub 2.
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    2 women missing in Colony
    40 7 Two Singapore women were reported missing from their homes yesterday. Hong Ah Yene. 26. of East Coa.st Road disappeared on July 17. The other woman. Maimon Baby. 21 of Onan Road, disappeared on July 20
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    TWO BOYS WENT FOR A WALK...
    162 7 One was killed when 'something' hit him TWO schoolboys walk- ing on the grass verge along Woodlands Road on June 21 were knocked down. One of them was killed by "something from behind," the Singapore Traffic District Court was told yesterday. Lim Chia Heng,
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    Oil town to get new office
    23 7 BRUNEI. Thurs— Kuala Belalt oil town is to have a new $100,000 post office and Government Offices.
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    No doctors' dilemma about this scheme
    193 7 A GOOD ONE THEY ALL SAY PROPOSED fluorination of Singapore's water supply was endorsed by doctors and dentists yesterday. They said it would be a positive method of reducing the high incidence of tooth decay in the Colony. Their comments followed a .statement by
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    Labourers accused of intimidation
    120 7 Labourers accused of intimidation CMTY COUNCIL labourers Ponniaya Theevar Panja- nathan and Ponnusamy Pack- ri&amy were charged in a Sinsapore court yesterday with intimidating See Kianp Tiang on Wednesday morning at Eventt Road and compelling J him to abstain from driving a < counri; night soil wagon. They were also
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    2 acquitted on rice charge
    37 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Kee Lye Chonp and Tan Bok Lan. charged with importing prohibited goods, namely, 500 and 85 bags of rice, respectively, were acquitted. The prosecution offered no evidence against them.
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    U.N. expert to talk here
    84 7 Mr>. Mildred Motahedeh. an American social worker and member of the United Nations Non-Governmental Organisation, will arrive in Singapore by air from Borneo tomorrow for a short visit. She will Rive two public lee- tures under the sponsorship of i the Singapore Women's Coun- j
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    Penang turns down self-rule now—'A rash step'
    303 7 Penang turns down self-rule now— 'A rash step' PFN\N(J. Thurs. Unless the Federation and Singapore eet together and form a sinKle political unit there could be no real self-KOvernment i n Malaya. Dr. N. K. Menon. the Penane Settlement and Municipal Councillor, said i here last night. Dr. Menon successfully
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    Dealer is fined $10,000
    177 7 Dealer is fined $10,000 $.35,000 OPIUM IN HIS CAR KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. nNG CHWEE CHOK. 26, v of Singapore, waa today fined SlO.OOO whon ho was found cuilty on two charges of possession of opium. ■mm officer K;im Cheek Sam told the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court that on information he
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    9-GUN SALUTE AT FUNERAL
    90 7 SEREMBAN, Thur.s. The Tengku Ampuan of Negri Sembllan was among 1,000 people who this afternoon attended the funeral of the wife of the Undang of Reir.bau at Kota in the Seremban district. As the body was carried from the Balai Undang. R*m- bau, to the nearby
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      176 7 The weather MINIM I'M TJMPKRATIKK c 7 30 p.m. on July ;i to 7.30 am on July 22 1. Singapore 76 divrwPfnaiig 75, Kota Rahru 73. KuaU I umpur 73. Ipoh 72. Kuantan 69 maxim i m ti:mp»:r\ti R»: (7.30 am. to 7 30 pm. on July 2ZSiiiK;cpore 81 degrees
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      40 8 DONALD SINDEN. who plays the part of Lieutenant Sharpe. meets the wife and daughters of the president of the Republic of Agraria. A scene from the new British comedy, "You Know What Sailors Are" which is now showing in Singapore.
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      Fun and games with 'passing the buck'
      230 8  - Fun and games with 'passing the buck LAN GRANT By THAT timehonoured and mysterious rite, common to all the Services, armed and unarmed, and known as ■"passing the buck" comes in for some gentle ribbing in the British comedy. "You Know What Sailors Are." This joke is deftly and neatly
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      Musicians turned up in force
      203 8 MANY Singapore musicians attended the preview of "The Glenn Miller Story" the film based on the life of the famous American band leader, which is shortly to be shown in Singapore. And their verdict was unanimous very good. One of them told me: "It is
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      WORLD of THEATRE
      492 8  -  VIC MEM THE Smetorlin s-010 recital (Sunday. August 1) is almost booked-out but there are still seats for the two Chopin festival orchestral concerts on the Wednesdays (July 28 and August 4). By presenting two orchestral concerts with Smeterlin in addition to the solo recital the Musical
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      TO KEEP YOU IN THE PICTURE
      140 8 KNIGHTS OF THE ROIND TABLE. Based on Thomas Mallory's "Lf Mort d'Arthur" and starring Mcl Frrrrr as Kinr Arthur. Robert Taylor as Sir Lancelot and < lovely Ava Gardner as Queen Guinrvrre. Brilliantly v,»J > Jl?£? rra hed ln Cinemascope. Grand entertainment. HOBSON'S CHOICE.
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      346 8 The Straits Times Crossword 5 4 I 6 7 8 !I ■|jl_ Si" 22 H| 55" r* ~B~8" 11 Bill pi jl^ 11 a^.. i ZBIll __i 1""M g ii I" 27 ACROSS on Capri (9). i Playing the pan of Midshipman 8. The cooker, says Sambo is put Ea*y?
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    TIMES special FEATURE Even the dead voted to put Big Tom in power
    2004 9 TIMES special FEATURE Even the dead voted to put Big Tom in power AT 6 a.m. on March 27, 1934, Kansas City in United States' Missouri went to the polls to elect a municipal council for a two-year term office. Thirteen hours later when scrutineers collected the ballots, ate citizens
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      71 9 BL^ mdj nesl Liqueurs ihi l< tding iml K.irv MAI U .v lIUKM (jlostora f^ For neat well ;roomcd hair C L OSTORA jwtffi^. i^ an essenDon't let your hair let you down. Use CLOSTORA daily. It will last ill day. L* ...J > i cctly npplinj; r ipooed by
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      184 9 }dk Uoodont <■; babytoeat V HEINZ BABY FOODS z\ ft oi± Ml 'I* js S lhe natural, pure flavor of Hfinz Baby I Foods makes them welcome even with V fussy little folk! You see, tfttNZ selects J y the choicest, fresh ingredients for their many delicious varieties of Baby
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      119 9 Sh<i I<h h Hi>lnu>s Th<> dvrii hitnsolf! ~7 SiQ AUBKEY kVA€> NOT </ll£d| I ThE POISON THORN it i$ II Af.-* BH 0y yOu^ PEATU SPELL, JUAN. j WOT JUAN. IT (6 NO" K-.f.- TTm~9-90 17. ffil .Iff f»«r#*r#f |I CANT MOLCTY this EM wheel it OVER J TOP OF
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    A CENT RISE IN RUBBER
    385 10 Share Market priiHKK continiu'd firm in Singapore despite the Indo-( hina cease lit, \^M one cent to close at f>9 J cents i Ib. m* The price has now gained 1 and yesterday afternoon th. cents level again for a prriod foi Monday. The tin
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    252 10 The Malayan Share Brokers Association reported: "Industrials the local share market m irregular while un* were generally c.tMer and rubbers restricted. Members reported nt- ;olio*inj business done yesterriav ii Petrol 35s xbl. Federal Dispen-.:> |$2 B.S; Fniser and Neave ords $1 !».>. Cioodwimd ParK $1 27. Hen: I
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    U.S. synthetic sales
    80 10 The American Federal Facilities Corporation has estimated it would sell 4fl 000 lone tons of OR S n'hetic rubber In October reports Renter from Washinpton Corporation officials said the Octotvr sales would be a four per cent ecrease from Sentember sales of 48 nno long tons They
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    June rubber
    39 10 June rubber crops :innnunrrrt I are- Al«r dajah IRSOO Ih \j*t Pan»« 51.000 lb GlMMat) lb Klnang 50 000 lb Pajam nSfIOO lb Talisman 23 fiOO lb Teluk Anwn 46.444 !b .and I '<> Renal 38 500 lb.
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      554 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited for the following Temporary Posts In the Psychological Warfare Section. Director of Operations Stan. Federation of Malaya. (.1) Information Officer (Chinese) Basic Salary (252x12 276 336x12 420 438x18-6001 (Hi Research Assistants tone Malay one Indian > Basic Salary $480. In addition. Cost of Living. Housing
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      814 10 NOTICES NOTICE I D. S. PETROVITCH, FR.1.8.A, 1 bees to announce that as from the lilt August. 1954 he will be no longer associated with Messrs. Palmer Turner of French Bank Building. c Singapore and In proceeding on four l months leave. All communications a should be addressed to c/o
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      785 10 NOTICES RIVERVIEW RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the forthcoming Annual Oeneral Meeting of the Company to be held on the sth August. 1954. at 230 pm. the Directors will recommend for approval payment of a Final Dividend of b"". less 30': Malayan Income Tax in respect
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      77 10 MESSAGERIES MARITIME* ITA 'ASTBOUND 17 July AURAV to So. o on Touron-. Hniphcng 17 July JAM July ANADYR >c Soioon Momlo Hongkong, Jopan 10 July <Aun I II A.i< LAOS to Saigon. Mamlo. Hong Kong. Japon, (n>oid*n vovog-) UAuq CRARCEURS HEI I 15 July GF«»RDMI* to lv '> 'P S
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      AUSTRALIA PREPARES HER TRADE PAVILION
      228 12 AUSTRALIA PREPARES HER TRADE PAVILION THE Aus! rail m Pavilion at the Singapore Trade Fair, which will bo hold at the Happy World from July 31 to August 14. will occupy 50 per cent greater space than last. year said the Australian Trade Commissioner in Malaya. Mr. Qaorge S. Anderson.
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      Aid for Borneo
      84 12 North Borneo has brrn assisted by grants totalling £2,--.'47 796. for Colonial developl ment, welfare and research Of the total £2.440.770 was for development and welfare schemes. £53.943 for research, and £52.082 was a loan. During the year ended March 31 last, grants for development and welfare
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      New $500,000 soft drinks factory opens in Oct.
      272 12 SINGAPORE ENTERPRISE TO MARK its 25th anniversary. The National Aerated Water Co. Ltd., will in October open a new $500,000 factory at the 3.m.5., Scranjjoon Koad, Singapore. The factory will be equipped with the latest bottling plant which will enable the company
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      HOTELS SHOULD LIST AUSTRALIAN WINES
      373 12 ■hanged hand-; twice in 34 year.- and hit lather the late Mr Reg Purbrick purchased It in 1925. Statistics showed the growing popularity of Australian winos In Singapore said Mr P'lrbriok In 1949 25.000 gallon >! IhrtM Mb. wim-<. were Says visiting vineyard chief AUSTRALIAN
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      Revolutionary aid to speed building
      195 12 Demonstration in Kuala Lumpur 4 RCHITECTS in Kuala Lumpur will be gtvaa demonstration tomorrow of what is claimed to be a •'revolutionary 1 building tool. The tool is a 12 inch long gun-shaped fastener which 'shoots' 1 rivets, steel pins and studs through concrete brick
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      BUSINESS TRIPS
      81 12 MX. S. C. PKIOK. (above left), foreign r\iluni;r in.ni ager of the Indian Hank Ltd. of Madras, who is spending a month in Malaya holding discussions with Singapore, Malacca. Kuala Lumpur and Penang branch officers. Mr. A. J .Sterlman (above right) special representative of Lederle Laboratories. New York,
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      Japan plans trade fair in Singapore
      291 12 Japan plans trade fair in Singapore JAPA.n is planning to stage a huge trade fair in Singapore next March or April, the Japanese Consul-Gen-eral, Mr. Ken Ninomya, told the Straits Times yesterday. "It is now a question <>f tnp Singapore Government approving such a large fair Mr Ninomya said. "But
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      TRACTOR EXPORTS
      75 12 Britain's place as a leading exporter of agricultural machinery is emphasised by the fact that in the first five months of this year, tractor exports increased in value by nearly 25 per cent compared wi'.'i the same period of 1953 The comparative figures are 146 547 tractors worth
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    Mary, Pei Wah are good for records
    311 13 'P IK I'EHtX)RMANCES of Ihe Am. in Games medallut. Man ■dam i silver and Teng Pel W.ih brtmae) will highlight the wome'i's •ul they should both -et M.iiv in the 100 and lti Wah in the mi metres huidle-. uilesi the eondUtoni are
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    THE 100 YARDS, MILE WILL BE BEST RACES OF STORE AAA MEET
    1518 13 By MKRCI'RY HUNDRED and thirty six of Singapore's best athletes m into act.ori todH.v and tomorrow at the Police Training School in Thomson Koad in the lbth annual championships of the Singapore A. and although many of the
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    ACHILLES CLUB HEATS JULY 28
    43 13 Entries l!H\e dosed for the third annual athl-tic sport* of the Achilles Club to be held on Auk. 2 at Raffles Institution ground al 3 pm He.its will run "lit on July 28 at P I k round.
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    LOCKE LEADS BY A STROKE
    122 13 HARROGATF. TTiurs. Bobby locke of South Africa, held a oneMioke le;xl i« t fhe halfway stage In 72-hole WmtMm Harrogate golf I tiiurnament yesterday. After leading on the first round wilh U9 over the difficult Panal course. Locke required 72 on the slidit.i- Oakd.ile Mm
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    MALAYAN RUGBY REFEREES MEET
    39 13 The lnaußural meeting of the prn--1 wised Mal;iv:in Scictety o( Rugby Union Refi-rees will n«w be held at 'the Selanitor Club. Kuala Lumpur. 1 on Auk. 8 a( 4 p m n-tead of Aug. t.
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    S'GOR CLUB IN 11th SHIELD FINAL
    323 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thum. I THE Selangor Crlrket Association 1 senior tourii ment for the Stonor shield will be completed this weekend when Sehm;:or Club and TPCA nit-r! in tIM MMI on Hi*" P a duntt on SaUinlay mid Sunday. The Navuratiimn Shield IH rompleted
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    Hutton signals his return with 163
    390 13 LONDON. Thursday. I EN III'TTON. England's captain elert for the tour J of Australia next winter, signalled his return by hitting 163 for Yorkshire off Combined Services yesterday. It surpassed his best score so far this i season by exactly 100 runs. Htttton ni
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    U.S. defeat for Pompey
    82 13 CHICAGO, Thurs. I MIDDLEWEIGHT Moses Ward nf the United states yesterday «nn a ten-round decision over Yolande Pompey of Trinidad. Pompey rallied in the late rounds but it waa not enough to overcome the points that Ward had accumulated earlier in the bout. Both fighters were
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    LANCERS PUT OUT REME
    115 13 rPOH. rhurv I fHE 12th Royal Lancers, defend--1 lnit Army i Malaya i Cup champions, were lucky |a beat 12th REME Infantry Workshops t in their second round tie of the competition on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground today. On the run Of play. REME ■MaaMn
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    Kowloon XI loafed around and scored five trials
    488 14 Kowloon XI loafed around and scored five trials Kowloon Bus 5 SHIIFA 0. THK HONG KONG football champions. Kowloon Bus Co., were in no way stretched to beat Singapore Business Houses F.A. five-nil at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday before a paying crowd of 2,842. Kowloon led 2-0 at the break,
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    Kim Lian sets 2 records at Johore meet
    525 14 BATU PAHAT. Thurs. CV3UR Johore .state records M. were bettered and three equalled in the opening day of the Johore AAA championships here today. Three of the new records were .set up in the women's events OuislnncilnK perlormer today was Tan Kirn
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    WORLD CUP PAY ROW
    93 14 LONDON. Thurs The English Professional Footballers Union yesterday asked the Government's industrial disputes tribunal to define "an international football match". The players claimed that members who took part In the recent World Cup .series in Switzerland should receive the £50 regulation International fee for Mdl match
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    MCC manager for Australia named
    82 14 LONDON. Thurs— Mr. Georffey Howard, the Lancashire County Cricket, Club secretary, was today named as manager of the MCC team to tour Australia in the winter Mr. Howard managed the MCC side which toured India, Pakistan and Ceylon In 1951-52. The Pakistan cricket authorities were
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    S.R.C. SPORTS
    51 14 Members of the Singapore Recreation Club wishtns to take part In the club's annual athletic sports are ask. Ed to contact either Messrs. J. de Snuza iit Shell Co or A. R P. O'Hara at Sennett Estate. Singapore The sports will be held on Aug. 21 iii the
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    Kok Lent in semi-finals
    75 14 PENANO. Thurs. GOON KOK I EM. former Penane champion, entered the semifinals of the men s sinclos at Penaiiß Uan Tennis Association championships when he beat Lee Kee Hoay 6-1. 6-4 on t:ie Sports Club courts today. Kok Letn will now meet Tan Cheng Tee The
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    6-0 BEATING FOR KINTA RANGERS
    43 14 Seletar FC. olimlnated Kinta Rangers from the SAFA Junior Cup tournament with a 6-0 beating on the BODCA ground yrMerd;tv Alt Hashlm I*), All RaMud. Mohd. Bfius Dnivoftd and Yap Leong wored for Seletar F.C. S.M. Ally nfereed.
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    NON-BENDERS C.C. XI v CEYLONESE
    55 14 NON-BENDERS C.C. XI v CEYLONESE Non-Benders CC. team to play ;\K.iinst cevlnn S.C. M CS.C at 2.15 tomorrow J W Ewurl n C. DCotta, R S. Tufnrll. A Baker, R V. 8 Suhdlam D M. Murray. S. T. Stewart. G Westerhout. Choor Slngb. J. A M Ede. G. E. Bocaars
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    SRC TO DEFEND CLARKE CUP
    138 14 KUALA LI'MPUR. Thurs. SEI.ANOOR Eurasian Association will meet Singapore Recreation Club at cricket here on Jnly 31 and Aug. 1 for the Clarke Cup. Th( cup was presented by the late Conrad Chirke for competition between the two clubs. The competition started in 194H and
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    AUSSIES WANT 1962 GAMES FOR ADELAIDE
    159 14 VANCOUVER. Thurs AUSTRALIA, favoured to win the BrltUn Empire and Commonwealth Games here next month, is to seek li:ne the 13«2 Oames ,n Adelaide Mr Jim Eve. MercUr) of the Australian Olympic Society and general manager of tne team, said today. The 1958 Oames
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    PENANG'S 12 FOR AAA MEET
    73 14 PENANO Thurs— Eight schoolboys are in the contingent of 12 athletes, selected by the Penang Amateur Athletic Association for the Malayan AA A meet at KuaU Lumpur tn August The schoolboys are Colin Rozells. Yap Hin Hean Jalall Che Din L«e Kirn Pin. Choni Kok
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    POLICE 'A' AND CHANGI DRAW
    36 14 Police A' and RAF. Chanel A drew 2-2 In SAFA junior Cup ma'.ch at Geylang yeslerdav. Krlshnan and L. Ross scored lor Police; Carvan and Collins lor Changi. S Angullta relereed.
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    PLAYFAIR BP WIN TWO FINALS
    182 14 ni.AYKAIR Afternoon School won I the finals of the badminton and table tennis tournaments for Primary School* In "D" District played at thf Clerical Union full last meek At badminton Playfali Aitrrnoon i School beat Canberra English School by five games to nil. Refulta (Playfalr
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    Six better S'gor long jump mark
    270 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday »l MI'F.KS Dettered the Selangor long jump record of 20ft. Hin. on the first day of the Selungor trials to pick a team for the Malayan chamnionships next month. The record was srt up by Lee Weriß Soon at the rrcrnt
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    PAKISTAN KEE ENGLAND TO 29 FOR 6 IN TEST
    354 14 PAKISTAN KEE ENGLAND TO 29 FOR 6 IN TEST MANCHESTI I THE Pakistan bowlers did wr\ w t |l (1() England to 293 runs for six wi< in* day of the third Test mate !i In dull weather and wham day for them the Pakistanis hard in the field. Thr
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    Scoreboard
    17 14 Scoreb oard Shrpp M < nmpinn Shu i' < I v ■Lathan row i > I I I 'I I'
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    Malayan cycle Meet at K.L
    10 14 Mal ayan cyc le Meet at K.L I I PL
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