The Straits Times, 13 May 1954

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    15 1 PLIMENT'^Y] The Straits Times riot*** 1 Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1954 15 CENTS
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    20 MIL. ARMY RACKET
    32 1 arrests: probe goes on gesi ndle ice war r rackel mi- theft "I' tment vehithan been ip»r<! crtsiveArm> estimation. c act f f loses 750 I ft alert
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    RHEE'S DEATH BLOW TO KOREA TALKS
    291 1 RHEE'S DEATH BLOW TO KOREA TALKS He rejects U.S. plan for polls in both North and South GENEVA. Wed. yHE rejection today by South Korean President Sytißman Khee of a I'nitcd States plan for all-Korean elections was regarded by many delegates at the 19-nation Korean talks here as almost a
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    PEACE THIS WAY, SAYS VIETNAM
    281 1 Big 'no' to Vietm'nh proposals GENEVA. Wednesday. T^HE Vietnam Foreign Minister. Mr. Nguyen Quoc Dinh. today rejected the Vietminh's proposals for an Indo-China settlement as "not constituting a basis for discussion." He tabled his own proposals, declaring that any cessation of hostilities in Vietnam must
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    THE SHY DELEGATES
    30 1 ROUCHED together t<» avoid photographers, t h c ><• hoys re the delegate* appointed by the hinese High School tudents to interview the Government yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    Schoolboys call off protest
    651 1 /I/a 7/ OS GOVT. HOUSE' IS A FLOP \T by Sinuapore Cl monstrate outside rotest against the N t hinese Hi^h school pupils' Government House yesterational Registration came o nothing. Police posted extra guards uitside th Government House j tatea in Orchard Road and ;iemenceau Road.
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    HUNDREDS SLEEP IN SCHOOLS
    165 1 HI NDBEOS ol pupils of c call up age kept away t tom their homes and vt.i>- I <,l at the Chinese Hmh School, Btddt Timah. and the (hunc Chcnn High I boot, (ioodman Road, last I night. 1 The Principal of the Chinese Higli School.
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    Atom ban urged
    41 1 TOKYO. Wed. Thr Japan chapter of the International Democratic Jurists Association will appeal for tin prohibition of atomic weapons at a council meeting of the association n< xt month In Copenhagen. Denmark. Kyodo news service said today. A.P.
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    RED OFFERS TO SEND APPLEGATE LETTERS
    155 1 NT.W YORK. Wednesday. A MEMBER of the Communist Chinese delegation to the Geneva peace conference yesterday offered to forward mail to a former United Press correspondent in Singapore, Richard Applegatr. imprisoned in China with two other Americans. But Huanp: Hua, of the Red i
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    Two lions walk into tent...
    38 1 NAIROBI, Wed. Two lion.s walked into tent occupied by MB >1 'lie Kenya Ki'^linent in reserve near Nairobi. The .soldier.s bolted, but the lioii.s wandered off after chewinc uo a Riound sheot. Reuter
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    BREAD
    81 1 Price control ends today PRICE control on bread in the Federation rocs off today. A Government statement said that there was now an ample supply of flour and ttl price appeared to be steady. It added: "In these circumstance* the Government cons.ders that the continuation of price control is
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    RICE
    81 1 Best Siamese' drops $1.50 11HE price of free market Siamese A-l rice fell from $45 a picul to $43.50 in Kuala Lumpur yesterriav. The fall was attributed to the "wait and see" attitude of consumers. Proprietors of restaurants, eating shops and mcc noon (noodles 1 factories have been very
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    Israelis fire on Arab Legion
    57 1 AMMAN. Wed. Israeli forc--1 tired on a Jordan village and on an Arab Legion station in Jerusalem last night, it was 1 announced here today. Israeli shots damaged a house in Mahsa village, near Tuikarem. Another Israeli force fired at the Arab Legion station in
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    Airways beauty joins the contest
    218 1 Airways beauty joins the contest VI ISS Marjorie Wee. air A hostess, has been nominated for the Miss Malaya Quest by Malayan Airways. Marjorie is 21 years old. 5 ft. 4 in. tall and weichs 100 lb. Her measurements are: bust 34 in., waist 23 in and hips 34 in.
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    Gary Cooper hurt in film battle
    54 1 HOLLYWOOD, Wed. Gary I Cooper, the film actor. \va, taken to hospital in Mexico City after Burt Lancaster, an- other actor, had fired a blank pistol at close range and injured his shoulder during a battle scene for the film 'Vera Cruz." now being
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    More migrants
    34 1 Sydney, Wed. Application* from British people who want to emigrate to Australia have, doubled .since the royal tour, 1 the head of Australia s Imniluration Department, Mr. Tasman Heye.s, said here. Reuter.
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    Quake kills man
    30 1 ATHENS. Wed. An earthquake rocked four villaces in the Peloponnesus area today, killing at least one man and destroying more than 60 houses, press reports said.— A.P.
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    3-farthing will
    30 1 LONDON. Wed. A man who lived with his daughter for 20 years lelt her three farthinus and a slice of dry bread under his £900 will published here.
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    Portuguese warships salute the Queen
    112 1 CRUim GLASGOW. Wed. rREE Portuguese warships met the r<<yal yacht Brl'tannla 10 mlle.s west northwest ol I.i. bon today an she d l<ir Britain through a thin drlnle of rain. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh with Prinre char les and Princess Anne watched
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    Japs all want 'Audrey' hairdo
    37 1 TOKYO. Wed Japane.so screen and Stage stars, and just plain 'teen-age: adopting in droves the "runaway lawnmov.er' hair style Of attresi Audrey Hepburn Milt Hepburn's fhm Roman Holiday" |a appearing in Tokyo.
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    Cabinet meets
    19 1 LONDON, Wed— Sir Winston Churchill called a Cabinet mretinc: today to discuss latest reports -from Geneva- Renter.
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    Record profit despite Comets
    177 1 Record profit despite Comets SAN FRANCISCO. Wed. MILES THOMAS, chairman of the British Overseas Airways Corporation, said yesterday that the corporation made the tjrratest, profit in its history durine the pus! year, despite the grounding of its Dc Haviland Comet, jet airliners. In a messace to 80.- 1 throughout thr
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    STOP PRESS
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    EXPLAIN THIS, FRANCE TO ASK WASHINGTON
    296 2 Dulles statement starts a row PARIS, Wednesday. FRANCE is expected to ask Washington for imr mediate clarification of the statement in which Mr. John Foster Dulles said South-Last Asia could be defended, if necessary, without lndoThp request for a further explanation— last night's textual
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    Now new TV camera
    69 2 Now new TV camera LONDON. Wed— A new television camera which sends out colour pictures which can be picked up in black and white by ordinary television sets, was demonstrated in London yeste.rday.Ny Viowers'at a special demonstration >aw a travelogue, a fashion show and "live moving pictures of rush hour
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    That's a damn lie, says Sir John
    327 2 That's a damn lie, says Sir John COLOMBO. Wed. John Kotelawala. Prime Minister of Ceylon, said today a local report that the United States had offered economic aid to Ceylon if she stopped sending rubber to Red China was "a damn lie." Reports about the alleged American offer first appeared
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    MALAYA MAY TAKE A TIP FROM JAPAN
    149 2 Better use of water resources KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. IMIE Federation may take a tip from Japan and make better use of its water resources, the Director of the Department of Drainage and Irrigation. Mr P McNee told the Straits Times today Such scueme*
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    Wife dies 3 days after husband
    78 2 Wife dies 3 days after husband HOLLYWOOD. Wed. MRS. Nlta Edwards, 41. was found dead in her home yesterday, three days after the death of her film actor husband Alan Edwards. 61. Police said an empty sleeping tajilet bottle was found by her side. She left a note which read
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    3 cross line —into gaol
    55 2 3 cross line into gaol SEOUL. Wed. A United Nations Command spokesman said today that Communists admitted apprehending three Columbian officers in the demilitarised zone last night. The Communists alleged that the men had crossed the demarcation line The spokesman said a loint i observer team wa.< meeting thus afternoon
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    New president
    36 2 STRASBOURG. Wed. The Common A.ssembly of the sixnation European Coal and Steel Community Signor Alcide De Gasperi. former Italian Prime Minister, a* its president when it began its annual seven-day session here yesterday- Reuter.
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    On the line
    28 2 LONDON. Wed The local telephone exchange at Deptford. London is open to conducted parties of nbKribcn this week to show some of its problems —Reuter
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    Tests to see if ship is radio-active
    78 2 SYDNEY. Wed. A CAIRNS i Queensland radiologist began testing the Chinese freighter Hai Chang for radio-activity today. Since Monday waterside men, suspecting "radio-activity from the United States hydropen bomb exploded in the Pacific, have refused to unload Japanese cement from the ship. Mr.
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    Song hit writer gets surprise
    65 2 NEW YORK. Wed. The Swiss composer of a popular song which the United State* took six years to discover, arrived here yesterday to learn :that two and a half million records of the melody had been sold in America. The y onu "Oh My Papa."
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    Far East tour
    28 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. The US. Defrrr-e Secretary. Mr. Charles E. .Vilson, was due to leave Washington tonight for a tjirce-weck tour of the Far East.— U.P.
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    Jets for Europe
    24 2 MONTREAL. Wed More than 50 Sabre Jet Mark V fighters. Canada's most modern aefenoe aircraft, leave lor Europe next week. AP.
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    'WE MAY NOT GET TIME TO DECLARE WAR,' SAYS SENATOR
    137 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. OKNATOR William Knowland. Ki-piililif.il, leader in the Senate, said today that a sneak attack on the United States or its overseas forces might force President Eisenhowpr to tak^ action to protect America without waiting for a formal declaration
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    FLYING WINDMILL GIRL
    30 2 WlHimil I GUtl Maruoi Hoiileii ieap- hii:li aforms in the famoj«> London theatres new reme M from Yorkshire, is ore of tre Windmills M.ir dai Reuter picture.
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    Farouk's ex-wives lose their
    58 2 Farouk 's ex-wives lose their CAIRO, Wed TWO former wives of rxKing Farouk today lost their la>t appeals lor royal I properties confiscated by the revolutionary regime. A hich confiscation conunittee ruled against recently re- married r\ claim to keep ST. 1 royal dowry and an necklace. Simultaneously Fan of
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    HIANG PILOTS HIT JET
    225 3 First clash with Reds in 4 years nmOTflß o TAIPEH, Wednesday. CHINESE Red and Nationalist planes dashed yesterday off China's coast for the first time in lour years and one Russian-made MIG jet was damaged, Air Force Headquarters announced The Communists were also said to be
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    Malan beyond all decency, says Nehru
    131 3 NEW DELHI. W<'d. I>KIME Minister Jawaharlal Nehru labelled 'totally ihd misleading" today by South African Premier. Dr. Daniel Malan, that India had ambitions in South In a:, angry statement be- the House of the People. Nehru said "some authorities I Africa are suffering both
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    Medicine Major' `praises' rebels
    52 3 Medicine Major' `praises' rebels 'praises' rebels KONG, Wed. Virt- broadcast a tion purported to have by "Medicine Major Mrauwln, head o) the i servta al Phu" speaking ol it and effective help Vietnam People's :.d ot the "extremely attitude' of the VPA French troops in wi mded and medical nnel
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    Jet kills cyclist
    54 3 BOURNEMOUTH. Wed. A Venom jet fighter, one of Britaln'a latest planes, knocked and killed a motor-cyclist travelling alons an adjoining road yesterday when it took off from a:i airfield near here. The impart tore a wheel off the plane which belly-landed in a field. The pilot "was
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    75 3 I i ordered to be eported on charges that he ally re-entered the United Btatft after visiting Rita in ..ist June. jrock .submitted a deposition from M:. Richard Cody, a former immigration ofa( Los An^ele.s. who said rlora save him specific orto warn Haymes that would become deportable if
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    Off to Formosa
    26 3 SEOUL, Wed— Gen. James A. Van Fleet left Korea today for Formosa after a preliminary survey of South Korea's military aid requirements. Reuer.
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    Israel blamed for clash
    52 3 AMMAN, Wed. The IsraeliJordan Mixed Armistice Comtnift&ton yesterday condemned or the border incident at Khiibetilin last Sunday when *\\o Israeli soldier.s were killed and five others believed to have been killed. The Commission asked Israel to take the most •effective measures to prevent such aggression against
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    Hut he stays Cool
    53 3 Hut he stays C ool SPECTATORS ma> set warm under the collar, but this daring; Army motor-cycli>t is perfectly cool as he makes a spectacular flight 'through a barrier of roaring flame. He i.s in a team which will take part in the Northern Command Tattoo at Leeds. Yorkshire, in
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    Winston is still for a Big 3 meet
    124 3 —AT THE RIGHT MOMENT LONDON. Wednesday. fVNE year ago the Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, proposed a high-level meeting on peace with President Eisenhower of America and Soviet Premier. Mr. Malenkov. Yesterday he still backed the idea. "Unhappily my opinion aoes not
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    H-bomb tests no violation —Churchill
    146 3 LONDON. Wed. Silt Winston Chun-hill. \.-> tercUv said that American action in sealinc off an area in the Pacific for hydroKen explosions (iid not conflict with British policy A ImUUM, Mr. Leslie Hale, had urged him. in the. House of Commons, to restore the freedom
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    'Send us to Formosa' plea
    52 3 PUSAN. Wed. Eight mainland Chinese fishermen beKKed a Korean court today to send them to Formosa when they appeared on charges of fishing In Korean waters. A spokesman said: "We must face death sentences by the Communists if we are returned to China." Judgmrnt was
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    Gold seized
    31 3 CALCUTTA. Wrd Customs officials yesterday srized 500 gold bars, worth 800.000 rupees, from a cabin in the 8,000-ton Eastern Queen when she arrivved here from the Far East.— Reuter.
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    Celebration
    29 3 LONDON, Wed— Wille.sden Boroußh, London, intends to celebrate the end of meat rationing here in July by roasting a whole ox in public during its annual carnival. Reuter.
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    Woman falls 30ft, caught by husband
    99 3 COPENHAGEN. Wed FIFTEEN hundred spectators yesterday saw an acrobat leap into a circos line and catch his wife when .->he .slipped and fell 30 ft. from a trapeze. Susan Tocoma. aXed 23, was hanging on the high wire by one foot with no net
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    Newsmen meet
    30 3 VIENNA. Wed -More th?n 100 editors and news executive^ from 22 countries met yesterday to di.scu.ss world news problems at the annual assembly of the International Press Institute.—Reuter.
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    No bases here
    35 3 COPENHAGEN. Werl The Foreign Minister. Mr Hans Christian Hansen. yesterday ruled out any chance that Allied air forces would be based in Denmark in peacetime, "despite the risks we are facing."— A.P.
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    Probe wanted
    27 3 BEIRUT. Wed. Mahmoud Abdul Fath. owner of the Egyptian daily newspaper Al Misri yesterday asked the world\s free Press to investigate his paper's suppression.— A.P.
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    EXPLOSIVES FOUND NEAR P.M.'s HOME
    173 3 ROME. Wed. rREE members of the Red Fascist Party, bitterest enemies of Stgnor Mario Scelba. were found near the Premier's home last nij?ht with a midget van loaded with explosives. Police pounced mi the thn I two men and a woman out denied the explosives
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    LONDON STOCKS
    248 3 LONDON. Wed. /^LOSING middle price* of wiected stock*, not Including stamp duty, were: LOANS Consols 67 T Funding 4% 101 War 3'..'; 87\ BANKS Mercantile El2 27'j Eastern i£j) 8S Charterrd i£li 42,9 i Hongkong isl2s> 92'j —1 INSI RANCE Com Un iut».) 14 Royal 14U Prudential 41
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    LONDON TIN
    24 3 LONDON. May II Cash Buyers KIS; Sellers £11t\ Forward Buyers C*l3; Sel--1 £7t4; Settlement lift: Turnover a.m. 110 tons; p m '»."> tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    41 3 I ONDON, Mny 12— Spo' 18 .d June 18 «d Julv-Srpt. 18 \d Oct Dec l«\d J:m -Mnr 19d.. Anr June lß',d Miv elf. 18 3 l«d June c.l.f. 18', <i. Juiy elf. 18 \d. Tonr Quiet after steady.
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    Dirty water is flown to Britain
    58 3 LON'DON. Wed.-A British piano was due .ft London airport yesterday with two c«illons of the dirtiest water specialists bad been able to rind for experiments with a now antibactrria filter at London School ol Hymene. The water is from the Tigris in Bacdad and
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    New general
    16 3 LONDON. Wed. Commissioner Wilfred Kitrhirm. Yesterday was elected new General of the Salvation Army.—Reuter.
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    `I BELIEVE IN FUTURE OF MALAYA,' SAYS SIR GERALD
    168 4 `I BELIEVE IN FUTURE OF MALAYA,' SAYS SIR GERALD KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. rpHE High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, declared last night he had the greatest confidence in Malaya's future. He was speaking at a farewell dinner given by the Sultan of Selangor on behalf of the Malay Rulers. I
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    Masked men —then a riot, court told
    249 4 Masked men then a riot, court told A CLUB watchman yesterday told a Singapore court that shortly after he heard noises on a March night he and his friends were attacked by masked men. He was Ahmad bin Haji j JafTar. who works as the Katong Boys' Club. Facing a
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    Businessman for trial on four charges
    115 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wtd KUALA LUMPUR buMii. .--> man. Chal Fook Hin was I x-nt f'^r trial today on four fhurgos. Chai. who pkaded not puilty was alh'gi'd to have forged a Department of Forestry grading certificate by altering the i cubic capacity of timber
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    'MY BONUS' HE SAID
    96 4 but it icas cheque to pay a bill PENANG. Wed. Given a cheque to pay a bill, a clerk employed by a Chinese tirm told his friend it was his "bonus" and exchanged it for cash, the Sessions Court here was told today. Cheah Wee Hock
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    Welfare aid query
    46 4 FENANG, Wed —The Penanc Settlement Welfare Committee has decided to ask the central body in Kuala Lumpur for a directive on aid to reliuious institutions. This follows i.he rejection recently of an application for aid from St. George's Orphanage in Balik Pulau. Penang.
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    More food restrictions
    37 4 KUANTAN. Wed.— The whole Kwantan Town Board area has been declared as a food restricted area for three months. People are restricted to a weeks ration of rice. Hour. sugar, salt and cookinc oil
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    M.Y.F. social
    28 4 Singapore District Methodist Youth FellowshiD will liold a M'<Jal and fancy dres., party at the Gevlane Methodist Girls' School. Aljunied Road, at 730 Dm on Saturday
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    permit: $50
    31 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Wonir Lim Moh was fined $50 in the police court for moving a pound of bread from Kulai into the Singkang New Villnce. without a nermit.
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    THIS POLICEMAN IS CONFUSING, HE SAYS
    108 4 A POLICEMAN standing at the junction of Sumbawa Road and North Bridge Road can be con fusing to motorists, a Singapore magistrate said yesterday The magistrate, Mr. T. Kulasokaram. said this after Kuek Chow Chuan of Carpmael Road had pleaded guilty to failing to
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    Today's Radio SINGAPORE
    129 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7.15 am Time Signal and Openin? Announcement; 7.16 Morning Star; 730 N<-ws: 7 35 Melody Mixture: 8.00-830 London Studio Melodies; 8 57 English Schools Broadcast; 11.10 English Schools Broadcast; 100 p.m. Programme Summary; ioi Lunchtime Music- l ;\o lime Signal it News; 1.45 naive Music; 2 00
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    Worker stabbed
    29 4 An Indian labourer living in Palmer Road, Singapore, was stabbed in the hand during an argument with ;i man on Tuesday night. Police have made an arrest.
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    THE $20 ICE BALL
    80 4 ALOR STAR. Wed. A schoolgirl. Mis.s Tan Ai Sim. cheerfully paid $20 for an ice ball last nißht. She was an early customer at the pay-as-you-like sale orRaniaed by Alor Star hawkers to help the Nanyang University Fund. Mr Tan Kn;; Son, a former Kedah State
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    UNKNWON
    21 4 i MISS SUN YEE poses with nup of her oil studu- painted while she icas in Tokyo. Struits Times p
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    Acquitted, he gives evidence for 20
    124 4 4 FTER Mng acquitted when the prosecution offered M evidence acainst him. Private 1 Yakshah bin Mohammed beI came a defence witness in the [Singapore Amlm Court i day .'or a fellow R.A.SC man. Abdullan bin Ahmad ar.d Ten Koh Thoh. who were charged
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    Miss Sun Yee shows 100 of her paintings in the East and the West
    199 4 Miss Sun Yee shows 100 of her paintings in the East and the West Mt>RK than 1<> paintinßs by .Miss Sun Yee will be exhibited tomorrow at the Sin- npttl (hine.se Chamber of Commerce under the sponsorship of the China Society. '.Miss Sun Yee. 3,». specialisms in oils and in
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    Exhibition opens with the artist in hospital
    143 4 ACHIMBSE irtist i-ould not attend the openins of an exhibition of her oils, watercolours and industrial designs in Singapore yesterday The .irtM, MKs P. T l.ians. a erariiritc of C olumbia l"m--versity. «a> in hospital for an operation on an in.iurv received in
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    182 5 o nesian plans to send tons a )U th to us I, housewives can hope tor cheaper Indonesian plan to ship 40 tons a successful. chairman ot the Indonesian ive Fishing Society, told the when ho arrived by air irom Jakarta. Mr Widjn.ia. who was fori captain in theßepubllcan
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    Parity isn't the aim, union told
    76 5 Parity isn't the aim, union told MR. R H. BATES Administration Officer in the office the Commissioner-General.! >lm MarDonaid. ha.s Singapore Workers' was not ncces- policy Of his office tain parity with the lent of Singapore in d conditions of em- I ter to the union. Mr ided: 'You will
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    Trisha man gives $134 to fund
    42 5 TAIPING. Wed. A trlsha ric.er. Konasamy. has given $134.76, the takings of two da vs. to the Nanyang University Fund. :ned $64,01 on one day and STO.Tj the next. One passenger, ("hong Tcong Pan, gave $50.
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    MUSICAL SOCIETY'S GREAT TRIUMPH
    336 5 MUSICAL SOCIETY'S GREAT TRIUMPH YIORE than a year's! planning and five months' regular rehearsal came to a triumph- ant climax last night with the performance at St. Andrew's Cathedral by the Singapore Musical Society's choir and orchestra, and five visiting artists, of Bach's] "St. Matthew Passion." The visitors. Laurens Sogtman
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    71 5 Singapore but had not yet rontaetprf them Glaser hopes to estab--5h a Singapore chapter of the international aeronautical organisation founded by pioneer pilot Amelia Ear?rt Yesterday at the Flyinc; Club Mrs- Glaspr nlct Mrs- M. Harriet, of Singapore, who has flown 180 hours in various types of aircraft. Mrs.
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    TEMPLER ADMIRES FAREWELL GIFT FROM TENGKU AMPUAN
    82 5 THE SULTAN of Sclaiißor gave a firewell dinner at the Kuala Lumpur Istana on Tuesday for the High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer and Lady Templer. The Sultan re ill a farewell address on behalf of the nine Malay Rulers and presented farewell
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    Selangor Sultan's birthday honours
    791 5 MENTRI BESAR TOPS THE LIST T*HE list of honours granted by the Sultan of Selan- gor on his birthday today includes the Mentri Besar. four state councillors, a municipal councillor and police and police volunteer reserve officers Sixteen people have Deen given the Selangor Meritorious Service
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    2 cars used in robbery confiscated
    78 5 2 cars used in robbery confiscated TWO car^ involved in an armed robbery were ordered to be confiscated by the Singapore Fifth Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pate.s, yesterday. Police told the court that the cars had been illecally hired out by the registered owners Tay chin Nam and Tan
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    New Councillor
    38 5 Major-General D. D. C. Tulloch, General Officer Commanding Singapore Base District, has been appointed a nominated official member of the Executive Council for one year in place of MajorGeneral A. G. OCarroll Scott, who has resigned.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    24 6 M Words tin (minimum) MRS. CHOO LKAM HOCK thnnk-f-.ends and relatives for their help •I 'lie funeral >i hei husband and tr.nr Bii
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    213 6 2(1 Words $111 (minimum) FOLLOW PEDANT Every day n the 'Mala; Mall' if >ou want to win '•00 word puzzle. JVST ARRIVED an Old English drink "Mead". Write to:— 29. The telephone *****. ASK A SCO ISM AN his fa\ourlte Liqueur, 10 to 1 it will be ten liqueur
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. May 13, 1954. The Anti-T.B. Campaign
    799 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. May 13, 1954. The Anti-T.B. Campaign The lesson of the polite ex- 1 changes on the work of the M A.P.TB.. and thy Health Department's own campaign against tuberculosis in the Federation is :hat it is time that politics and responsibilities were re-examined. If this
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    Synthetic Request
    512 6 The International Rubber Study Group's conference at Ceylon will not be numbered among the more memorable of the Group's meetings, although it was notable as the first to be held in any of the producing 1 countries of South-east Asia. Ag expected, the buffer stock plan was quietly
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    The case of a Council contractor and the Electricity Dept. meter
    583 6 IN 1951, a City Council, contractor moved in next to my house. After about two weeks, he found he needed a supply of electricity. As I was the only one in the area who had a supply (at j
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    Duty of the immigrant in 'temporary home'
    284 6 OLD SINGAPOREAN' judges new British immigrants to the Colony somewhat harshly. Surely the old ivory tower must have been inconceivably dull though doubtless the building had a back door through which the occupant could sometimes escape to amuse himself. It |a porliao indiscreet
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    TWO LEADERS HAVE RIGHT OF PROTEST'
    283 6 i\F the many letters lately about the trip Tengku Abdul Rahman and Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan are making to see leading MPs in Britain, (Dato Tan did not make the trip later) the ones written by Whi^ and Labourite are not only amusing and
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    Passenger lists can help a lot
    95 6 Passenger lists can help a lot I. WOULD like "Traveller" on hi international airline p lists. The lack ol ad\ in mation is particularly in the case of ehildh i ling alone women v dren or ased and ir.:. sengers pagapore by air. Admiti airline company passeneers every at: their
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    Interest rates of pawnshops
    191 6 Interest rates of pawnshops IT IS unjustifiable lor some! pawnbrokers in Kuala Lumpur to charge their customers the old rate of interest which was reduced by Government 011 Jan 23. 1950 Any pci.son dealing with a pawnbroker has to pay interest to-day, of 4'j ctt. for $1 up to S5O;
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    Trishas are
    97 6 '•rnRISHAS a menace." says 1 traffic chief. This Is an exaggeration. The Council agreed that 664 trtshas in Ipoh were more than the town needed. Is It? There were no facts nor figures to prove this. Ipoh is a small town but Its outlying areas are distant and
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    'Elections best road to self-rule'
    211 6 'Elections best road to self-rule' JUDGING Irom tne general success of the UMNO-MCA Alliance in the recent municipal elections throughout the Federation, we cannot deny the fact that they represent the majority of the Deople of Malaya The Alliance views on the introduction ot the three-fifth elected majority in the
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    Trishas are necessary in Ipoh
    82 6 Trishas are necessary in Ipoh ran be corrected. It Is up to the town's health officer to tell them so. Or the Traffic Department can see into this without having to resort to such a drastic step as reducing the number of vehicles and thus depriving honest people of a
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    Gestures of mutual faith
    117 6 Gestures of mutual faith WHY should there h^ any conflicting view on the grant of State and Federal citizenship and the establishment oi the Nanyang University, as expressed by Aziz bin i Ahmad? In fact, these two features have mane the already established mutual faith in each other manifest By
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    SEND-OFF FOR THE PILGRIMS
    190 6 rE OTHER day the Singapore Public Relations Office srnt its van. complete with deafming loud-speakers emitting lively samba, mambo and Hindustani music to the wharf where pilgrims were embarking on a journey to Mecca. I am sure the motive was to Rive the pilgrims a rousing
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    Schoolboys abandon 'march on Govt. House'
    50 7 Schoolboys abandon 'march on Govt. House' ■Yi\ Cf l E F A N HP' P rinci P"l Oi the Singapore Chinese Asi SffiSf Mr I U S.Ankcttcll- Jones "t the school gate yesterday afternoon Mr Chen eeking police help for the toy? delegation to vicet the Officer Admmistcnnc, the Gnrcmvicnt
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    END OF A MISSION
    32 7 THE PIIOTO-SIIY (IrlcKatii.n from the Chinese High School leaving the Secretariat Ituildini; to return tn tin school after delivering the petition to the Colonial Secretary. Straits Times picture.
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    Candidates for final exams to be deferred
    295 7 Candidates for final exams to be deferred SCHOOLBOYS who are to sit their final examinations this year or next year will be allowed to postpone their national service until after the examinations, Mr. L. H N. Davies, the Proper Authority for National Service, said yesterday. Mr. Davies said that the
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    Civi! defence exercise
    82 7 The Royal Air Force will cooperate with all sections of the Singapore Civil Defence Corps in a one-hour combined exercise beginning at 5.45 p m or. May 24. The exercise, to be conducted under conditions as realistic as possible, will demonstrate the pratical training of civil defence
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    18 7 ...A LUMPUR. Wednesday. NS. 43. manager of Storch Lumpur, was today charged here with criminal Breach of
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    Dangerous, says Mr. Mallal
    54 7 The practice of allowing buses to travel against hould bo stopped, says Mr. N. A. Mallal m questions to be tabled before Singapore Legislative CounciJ on Tuesday. ■ts it \m a dangerous practice and wanta to know why the buses were allowed this liberty, and when
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    Accused of two deaths
    75 7 f'hia Kum Wah 3_\ ol West Hill Road, was charged in Singapore yesterday with causing the death of Nilakanta Vasu Pillai and Chellappan Pillai. by a negligent act not amounting to homicide. It was alleged that on May 10. Chia drove a Royal Navy vehicle which
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    Film projector a white elephant
    273 7 MYSTERY TO COUNCILLORS SINGAPORE City Counci over what to do with i of them knew nothing aboi llors yesterday disagreed i white elephant that most Thus is a $17,000 sound film projector installed in the Victoria Theatre in 1948 to show CUltuimJ films. The plan
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    Time limit plan for car parks
    115 7 rt SINGAPORE City Council proposes to introduce rules which will restrict the parking of motor vehicles to a fixed period instead of unlimited hours as at present. The elTect would be that congested car parks such as those at Rallies Place and Empress Place
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    Free film show
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Department of Information will give a free film show at the Lake Gardens here at 7.30 p.m. on Sunday.
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    SHE TOLD MEN ON PARADE:SPEAK UP
    190 7 SHE TOLD MEN ON PARADE: SPEAK UP Then she picked robbery suspect 4 WOMAN identified a ro pore OOUSt was told ye Inspector O. Samboo said this at a preliminary inquiry in tlie Ninth Police Court where five men. Tan Hock Lai. Koh Ah Lee. Chan Shue Sum. Teo Cheng
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    Re-trial in opium case
    58 7 Th<- Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, ordered a re-trial lor lav Kai Kee. uho appealed in the Appeal Court yesterday against his conviction and three-year gaol .sentence on a charge of having opium. Seah Choon Yong appealed against an order confiscating his car. in which the
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    Watches stolen from store
    38 7 Four wristwatches worth $665 were stolen from a store in Raffles Place early yesterday. A Policp spokesman said that they were Mldo wristwatches and carried the following serial numbers: 7226, *****11. *****18 and *****01.
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    GOVERNMENT CREATES NEW $16,000-A-YEAR JOB
    98 7 GOVERNMENT CREATES NEW $16,000- A-Y EAR JOB THE Singapore Government has created a new post of A*,s,.nt Financia. Sectary to help with increasing work in the Financial department. The acting Financial Secre- tary. Mr H. Shaw, said yo.strrclay that an officer would be picked for the po.st soon. 'The new
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    New-type zebra crossing will slow down traffic
    188 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. [HE MUNICIPAL Traffic Advisory Committee has adopted a desicn for a revolutionary pedestrian crosslnß _believed to be the only i.ne of its t\pe in the world —for Kuala Lumpur, signed by Kuala Lumpur s [raffle Branch chief. Mr. Nel- son
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    Millionaire to give banquet for 3,000
    113 7 Millionaire to give banquet for 3,000 MR. TAN LARK SYE, Colony millionaire arH community ■racier, will give a Chines? banquet for 3.000 people in honour of the 800 delegates and observers from 60 countries, who will attend the World Youth Assembl> in Singapore in August. Mr. Yap Pheng Cick. chairman
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    $400 fine for $20 bribe
    40 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed -For offering a bribe of $20 to Inspector Chong Foong Pin nt the Rengam District Police Headquarters, How Kirn. a lorry driver, was fined $400, In default, five months' gaol in Kluang.
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    2 GOVTS TO GET 'WAR' JEWELS
    165 7 THE SINGAPORE Gov- ernrm-nt has drcirifd to return to the Indian and Pakistani Govrrn- nients the unclaimed 1 jewellery and other valuables found in the possession of the Jap-anese-sponsored Indian National Army and tho Indian Independence League at the time of Japanese surrender. An
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    $6,000 FOR A DEAD WIFE
    118 7 A Chinese farmer, Tan Lian Chwee. whose wife was killed after being thrown out of a btu belonein? to the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Company, accepted a settlement of SH.OOO and costs in the Sinsapore High Court yesterday. The accident happened on Aug. 3 last.
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    6 months' gaol for breaking in
    45 8 TELUK ANSON, Wed—Convicted of housebreaking and theft by night, R. Sinaman, 26, was sentenced to six months' gaol here. The offence was stated to have been committed at a house in Batak Rabit Road, Teluk Anson on April 30.
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    Rotarians toast the newly-weds
    111 8 SINGAPORE Rotarians yesterday toasted Dr. and Mrs. Jai Ram Singh (above), who attended the weekly Rotary lunch meeting as guests of the club immediately after their wedding. The bride, formerly Mis*s Shuseela Devi. youngest daughter of Mr. E. V. navies, former City Councillor and a Kotarian,
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    Whitley Council is 'frustrating', say unions
    275 8 Whitley Council is 'frustrating say unions THEY TAKE TOO LONG TO REACH AGREEMENT Xl ALA l.l'MPl K. Wednesday. pOVERXMEXT unions in the Federation are disap- pointed at the 'ineffectiveness' 1 of the Whitley Council to deal with staff claims. Delay in reaching agreement has caused frustration among the workers, says
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    CRASH HOLDS UP TRAFFIC FOR AN HOUR
    103 8 SUNGEJ SIPLI, Wed r.\t II! on the main road between Ipoh and Kuala Kangsar was held up for over an hour toda> after a head-nn collision between two lorries at the bend near the railwa> overhead bridce at the 22;. milestone. lines of
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    Biggest-ever parade for Wesak Day
    170 8 Biggest-ever parade for Wesak Day SINGAPORE Buddhists will hold their biggest post-war I illuminated procession on Sun- day night to celebrate Wesak Eve. Clrie.^e. Ceylonese. Siamese j and Burmese monks will ride in decorated cars, and devotees in buses. Leading the procession w.ll ,be a lorry carrying an eightfoot high
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    Johore spends $10 million
    38 8 jununt tiftnnu, wea. me Johore State War Committee i ;pent $10 265.924 in 1953. Of this 54,448.168 was Tor settlement irid regrouping. A sum of $2,045,954 was spent i 3n the Home Guards. h
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    He took free ride on train
    49 8 •run, wea. samser Kannan. 28. who travelled from Hdor to Tanjong Rambutan >n the night mail yesterday without a ticket, was 'fined $15 C a week's simple imprtsonnent here today. He said he did not have the fionev to Day the $2 fare*
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    MALAYA'S FARMERS USE MORE MACHINES
    126 8 'Great progress' U.S. exporter VI ALAYA is one of the best markets for farm equipiTl merit in the Far East, showing that great progress has been made in mechanised farming Mr. Jack Camp, vice-presid-ent of the International Harvester Export Company of Chicago, said this when
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    $1,200 theft from stall
    54 8 IPO H, Wed cash and jewellery worth $1,200 were stolen from a coffee .stall at Cowan Street on Monday night The owner, Foo Sai Mooi, discovered the loss early yesterday morning when she found that the counter drawer was unlocked. A gold bracelet and bangle are
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    Purcell is 'trying to sow disunity'
    121 8 Purcell is 'trying to sow disunity' PENANG Wea THL PENANG Malay paper. Warta Negara. today accused Dr. Victor Purcell. adviser to the Malayan Chinese Association of "attempting to sow the seeds of disunity." "Dr. Purceil has of course the right to criticise General Sir Gerald Tetnpler ir. his book but.
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    Woman asks for counsel
    70 8 IPOH. Wed.— Wrjen charged yesterday in the Assize Court with consorting vith armed bandits at Bat i| Estate, Tapah, Phang Chian Moi. 24. iisked whether counsel had been engaged to defend her. Sh? was told that no counsel had been assigned as yet Phang was arrested
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    Indian holiday
    29 8 KUALA LUMPUR Wed.— Mr Gurbaksh Singh Sambhi. president of the Associated Indian Chambers of Commerce, will leave by plane on Saturday for India on a short holiday.
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    $1,200 will help to feed poor
    85 8 $1,200 will help to feed poor KUALA" LUMPUR Wed. THE Sultan has decided to spend $1,200 as a birthday gift on feeding poor Muslims in mosques throughout Selangor. The money will come from the $1,500 originally provided for his birthday celebration. But the Sultan has decided to have no public
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    TYPHOON SHIP IN-TODAY
    56 8 TYPHOON SHIP IN- TODAY A typhoon and heavy seas has I delayed the Glen Line ship, I Rreconshire. bound lor Singapore from Japan and Hong Kong. A radio message to this effect from ihe Brrconshiies skipper, was received in Singapore yesterday. Originally due on May 11, the ship is expert?
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    TB patients get $110,500 allowances
    19 8 riALLING wages and the ln-' |m£ SffiSSSffi ancISKsshs Stone: ass ihi th =sp~ Es;™-""-
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    1981 9 8,000 marched to death when tricked Dervishes TIMES special FEATURE 1/1/ HIRLING their curved swords above their heads and howling exultantly, a band of white-robed Arab horsemen galloped over a tony h.llside near the town of El Obeid. in the Sudan, on November 5 Drifted at the tail of one
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    CURRENCY CONTROL HITS TIN SMELTERS
    383 10 THE sooner that strrlinp is fully convertible the better it will be for Malayan smelting industry, the chairman of the Straits Trading; Co. Ltd., Sir Ewen Ferpusson. told thr annual meeting of shareholders in Singapore yesterday. Malayan smelters provided a service to the mining industry
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    209 10 lin shares JHK worsening news on 1 GcMva depressed kct and the tin mct,l I)n Price «f rubber li;n,| cent to f>l cents a 11. Tin declined by %i tafthe second day on easier tendency Buying power on the market wsls negligj i ,the industrial secti< would have been
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    146 10 The Malayan A^ociation reporter; I one exception, in each dustrlals .me tint downward tendem share market. 'The three trans, In ruboer.s van Members of the A I the folio? i\ Alexar.ri. I ~er an^i Nr Gammon $3.03: Ma $1.35: Sime Dar: Cold Storage $4 75 ships $18. 115.30
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    119 10 IfelM l>in F alongsid. porr llarhout Hn.inl peeled today an- U ■aaya I, Bai I Kieldrirhl Maru n rabtata 15 16 I evei dovi 19 20. I Ipll N Kajßuntaw tli lory kr~ 20 W Tjlbadak JO 30 P of Oxforo. 33 34 C rleuch .18 39. Hal
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      1391 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS i NOTICES TENDERS TENDERS TENDERS NOTICE SZE HAI TONG BANKING AND INSURANCE COMPANY. n LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I the Fortieth Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above r Company will be held at Sze Hai y Tong Bank Building. No. 57. Chuli:i I
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      389 10 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS WATER DEPARTMENT: Supply 4 I", 1' 2 and 4" Water Heters. Tender Deposit $50 Close 4 >.m— 2B-6-54. POLICE TENDER NOTICE Tenders which will close at 12 loon on Wednesday 19th May, 1954 ire Invited by the Commissioner of Police. Federation of Malaya for he
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    That s-e-q-u-i-n sparkle is made for YOU
    353 12  - That s-e-q-u-i-n sparkle is made for YOU SHIRLEY LOWE |lIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIMrs. Dolt-Yourself goes in for the sunshine took by IT'S wonderful what pair of suminerj earrings will do for a girl. It's wonderful whafl v pair of earrings «> giil i"in make if she Docs II Herself. That opulent pair in
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    How CHILDISH are YOU?
    181 12 asks CHAPMAN NNCHEB VI 'OMEN arc a lot loss mature emotionally than men of the same auo. They are more childlike in temperament, subject to more childish fears, and less willing to shoulder responsibility. Those an- the findings of a kiartlni psychiatrist after the Bnt-evcr attempt
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    IT'S THE YES-NO WAY TO TEST YOUR EMOTIONS
    127 12 IT'S THE YES-NO WAY TO TEST YOUR EMOTIONS Ten sample qwutknul ftom an "emotional ape" tot. Anwcr ••Yes" or "No."* 1. Do you huild rattles in the air? '1. Do you triid lo get bored easily? X Does the sis lit of blood upset you? i. Do von kirk, stamp,
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    ONLY FOUR IN EVERY 100 HAVE A 'FRIDGE
    196 12 ONLY FOUR IN EVERY 100 HAVE A 'FRIDGE ONLY four in every 100 British housewives own refrigerators Only 1.3 i n every 100 own washing machines. (The figures were ?iven by the British Productivity Council in i review ol "paWmUlllj in the pressed metal industry." to back its contention that
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    'HATTY' hats arc back
    110 12 ■Till- London miuinera an plumping for real hata again Una JL •naon. Deatgner Fnin for one. told me that to put hla ellenta into hats again. ut OVt btl !1 Wl ir^»- hata tor the past two Masons." I nM. "The terrible hatleaa phase was over
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    So bang goes the banging on wash-day
    227 12 So bang goes the banging on wash-day I B»y»oi tm- board and the jl aays when the laundry was taken down to thr river .side, beaten with a Nticlc -MAged on a, smooth and sometlinea not ao smooth stone nre ovi r mmJU^L^nfS 9l^ detergents have ioM mam V H
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      72 12 Straits Times Crossword **•< r from t, P regiment j R v^| I I I 4 f Kllr lakps a bite of! cherries I j I 'is' "l 7 No movemsm posatbia without S M 111 B IS n S* b 6, w tU( ">'" bu £*I| P^l Solution Hill
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    BANNISTER FLIES TO N, YORK TO
    428 13 TELL HIS SECRET ...but meets a snag NEW YORK, Wednesday j>O(.KR BANNISTER, 25-year-old British medical student who ran a world record mile in Smin. .V.Usec. at Oxford last Thursday, arrived lure this morning to tell America's radio and television milloili .how he became the
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    Fazal routs Worcester
    99 13 WORCESIKH. \V. DAKIBTAN won the openinp: Bnt--1 natxh ol their England 1 rday hen Uli w inner Wai Mahmood, 27-year-oW aii-f-i a.itain. In, Pakistan gained the balng the first tou c Ince New Zealand hire's second In- L.Hi for one at luncli. nl cci tain. But in
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    37 13 ns colt Elopment won the Newmarket h £2 255 and i r ten furlonßS here yester- M. Parson's Golden Ood d in a photo finish Mr, Robert S. Clark's Never i !rven ran.
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    74-RUN VICTORY
    35 13 I baat RO I) by 74 end <i j. ki" fixture at '■itiay. -■i 105 (or 3 (ir-cl i Perry 4ii. West 31 nf. i 3 BOD 31 i 13, Peiiel :i 8).
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    WES SANTEE TIPPED TO BEAT RECORD
    192 13 WES SANTEE TIPPED TO BEAT RECORD OXFORD, Ohio. Wed \IK Qeorve Rider, athletlea iT 1 coach at Miami University, predicted here tliut Wei Santee, the American miler, would b»>at Roger Bannltter'i cord time ol Smln. sf.4aec. within the next three weeks j Speaklny at a luncheon. Mr Rider .said he
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    A tribute to Bill McKean
    128 13 The Singapore H. T-'.xiib.ill flinorlltlon paid uibute to the services ol Mr. W C. McKt.'n, thetr first president, al 1 {ht. Mi McKeali «:is DTCaentCd >cai-> ol elation during which )ie "shouldered the responsibility ol nation .'1.1! aided i; hrau rh :ly yean." booklel compiled
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    Ford in 2-0 defeat
    82 13 BATA SPORTS CI.UB defeated Ford Bportl Club 2-0 in n SBHFA. Div. 2 IttfW inalcli „i {round yMtardßf Bata'l foale were .cored by Jn- OUbeli Vioiiier (S9tn iiid outskle-left Kee MM| ;i fe» iiiinutis before time.. Two Mala by De Moiimv ■■.<■. Bouetead Bporta Club a
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    DUNSFORD LEADS ASIAN W-L BODY
    135 13 11K B I. UUNSPORI). prMtdcnt of the Slngapor< Amateiir WelKhtllftinK Federation, has been appointed president of the Asian WelghtUfUng and Physical Culture Federation. He u;is- ele< ted president at a m«tiliK of all Asl:in natloiis tnkiti,; part ;it the recent Games In Miiiiiln. The Asi.cn
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    Lazim gets hat-trick
    100 13 ijE.SPIIE :i lint -trick by Lazlm. 1 Eiisl Asiiitic S.C. were held ry Alexandra Brickworks to a 3-3 draw in their 6BHFA Div. 3 match on the padaag yesterday. E;i.st A> i.tt if attaekM straicnt fiom the kick-off and opened scoring through l.ar.im lime ininutei l;:',er Ale\:tiidri
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    C & W finish league unbeaten
    332 13 C W finish league unbeaten ('ahi.k completed I! I1; inline willi an tinlXMten icmiil ated Thornycrofl 4-j DM 011 the RC. 111 ill the Kp m \va\v v. ma i" ■1 th< re ill of this tie the. 1 hamploni K P havt betlfr (o*l avenice UMJ draw vill C';iblr
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    BanKs' clash today may decide Div. 1
    206 13 PHK SINGAPORE Business Houses F.A. first division league championship is likely to be decided today. k'esterday Oriental Telephone and Electric Company. uvourites for the title, trounced Chartered Bank 9 0 at (ieylang Stadium. Today. OTKC s rivals for the title, Hongkong Bank and
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    343 13 r yy v l, r ans O.T.E.C. 8 7 1 0 36 8 15 Hongkong Bank 8 7 0 1 21 9 14 Mercantile Bk 7 6 0 1 25 10 12 F\-N. 9 5 2 2 21 19 12 Shell 2 3 2 3 14 11
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    Surrey beaten in first outing
    371 13 Surrey beaten in first outing LONDON, Wed. WARWICKSHIRE, who wor the County cricket championship in 1951. yesterdaj gained the honour of being th( first county side since 1952 tc beat the champions. Surrej at the Oval. Warwickshire won theii opening county championship match by six wickets, whlcr gave them revenge
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    ITALIAN TITLE TO PATTY
    73 14 ROME. V?ed Enrique Morea of Argentine, who scored a stunnlrn victory over Tony Trabe.-t on Monday, was beaten 11-9. 6-4. 6-4 yesterday by Budge Patty cU.S i. the 19S0 Wimbledon champion. Jn the final of the men's singles championship of tho Italian International tournament. The men's
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    'I LIKE CARNATIONS...'
    36 14 FESTOON FANCIES HER OWNER'S BL'TTEMIOLE- A. Deicar pats his filly Festpon. cheer j.illy haza tt carnation in his buttonhole, after she had icon t> Guineas Stakes at Newmarket. A. Breasley rode I Rcutcrphoto.
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    466 14  -  LYCOS IN ROUSING 3-FUR. GALLOP EPSOM JEEP By YCOS, Feature Film, Argyll and Builder—lour newcomers who will make their debut in Malayan racing at Bukit Timah on Saturday, showed good galloping ability on the training track yesterday morning. With Billy Bagby astride. Lycos
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    SPORTING THE WINNERS
    435 14 SPORTING THE WINNERS mi lv iniliiu at .the Sini?l icapore Turf Hub May Meeting at Bukit Timah are: ROMAN <i ALLEY: A milr is perhaps the best distance for this brilliant front-runnyig stayrr: won ovrr 9f. from start to finish at Bukit Timah in March and ran a splrhdid third
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    DOWER GIVES DUTCH CHAMP A LESSON
    143 14 at ™«,TO .v LOND°N. Wed. rjAI DOWER the young Welsh flyweight gained a clear cut points decision over lo rounds in Ms flsht at the Empress Hall. London, last night acalnst Holland's champion Henk Van Der Zee. For most of the contest the Dutchman
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    Fellows rode 1954 AJC St. Leger winner
    279 14 Jottings by Epsom Jeep II 7 "BiU" Fellows, a tup-ranking Sydney .jockey. wi; TT make his debut in Malayan raring on Saturday He will ride for trainer Keith Daniels Thirty-five year-old Fell< who can ride at 8.00. was associated with Foxzamls Melbourne Cup
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    WINDY CORNER'S 3f IN 36 4/5 WAS DAY'S FASTEST TRIAL
    279 14 WINDY CORNER'S 3f IN 36 4/ 5 WAS DAY'S FASTEST TRIAL r |'Hr, Magyar, me v yaari Above All and Flaxley last appearance galloped ing track at Bukit Timah s. Fairy (lift. Forest fake, Green— all winners in t Ji r i r in grand style M the trainkesterday morning.
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    117 14 MR, Wed. #»R. J J. MrC.irr. minatrr of Australia's world bantamweight champion Jimmy arruthrrs. today rrrtavrd what hr drscribrd as a "most attractive offrr" for (arrullirrs lo drfrnd his title acainst Robrit (ohm (France I in Dublin on Aug. 6. arrulhrr- would
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    66 14 NEW YORK. TIM MB MM owned by L. H Nollcs of c won the U5522,500 Intern., steeplechase yesterday at Belmont nwa track. Mrs. J H. Thourons The Mast was second and the Brookmcadt Stables His Boots, third The ttnr for the approximately two-mile racr over
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    127 14 A way to beat the 'Smart Alecs A READER, who is well known in racing circles, has written to me giving his reasons why Cup races on the Malayan Turf invariably produce surprising results. He writes: "All Malayan "classics" are handicap races and is it possible for a shrewd trainer
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    103 14 Epsom Jeep' s postbag New horses would not be bound by (his rondition, hut they would have to rare at least twice before brln* eligible for a Cup r»ce. A pretty .sound suggestion. I think. The Jockey Club in England, mi. lie years ago. introduced a special rule applicable to
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