The Straits Times, 24 May 1954

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    14 1 The Straits Times. He***** I std. 1845 SINGAPORE, MONDAY. MAY 24, 1954. 15 CENTS.
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    WE STUDENTS GO HOME
    422 1 MUM SHOWS THE WAY OUT jrents break assembly of 2,500 ILDING parents yesterday broke up the assembly of 2,500 Chinese students who had »eked themselves in at the Chung Cheng High !i(Kil. Singapore, on Saturday, mainly mothers, began to arrive at they were refused admittance by
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    TAKE ANOI OW: GIAP
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    HE MOVEDAND HIT THE JACKPOT
    159 1 kl \I.A 1.1 MPUR, Sim |> GOPAI !'ll LAY, joint IX. winner of last week's ts Hates word puzzle it, ii..l li)(la> "Ku.iS.i pur Is a iiukv place tor ho shares tlie l>ri/e uith another LumpiU contestant On l ook Hoe, made mv attempts In
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    Teachers say: No inquiries
    27 1 Run. allinnii. teachers to in. ion and DOt i).- MibLnquiry on i Irafa wag a national Labour advisory comiried emptoyeea 1< nal workers.
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    The 360 men who shamed critics —AND JOINED THE ARMY
    235 1 The 360 men who shamed critics AND JOINED THE ARMY KUALA 1.1 Ml'l K. Sunday TMIK fad that 360 of the Son members (it the First liattalion of the Federation Kegiment are Chinese is a slap in the face for critics, who said the Chinese community would ne\er serve in
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    Yolande, 24. is in the quest
    15 1 Yolande, 24. is in the quest t v m i Singapore entrant in the MUt
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    War of China.
    3 1 War of China.
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    RACE HORSES DIE IN BARN BLAZE
    49 1 RACE HORSES DIE IN BARN BLAZE DETROIT. Sun Thirtynine thoroughbreds and two ponies died yesterday In Ore ed a wooden barn tablehanda and grooms. I leepins in the barn, ■i burns. One hov.se released from an adjacent .stable dashed Into a fence and had to be destroyed. A i'
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    Soviet spies had 'secret' phone list
    123 1 LONDON. Sun i i*HL two Russian air attaches '1. expelled trom Britain for spying naci the .secret telephone directories ot the War Ministry, and Admiralty These directories list the names rank, and telephone extensions ol memben department and say what job they are doing
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    $1,500,000 bank building opened
    35 1 JKSRELTON. Sun The Governor of North Borneo. Mr R E Turnbull. yesterriav opened the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking CorporattOß'l new $1,500,000 rourstorey building here. About 700 people attended the ceremony Renter.
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    40 SINGAPORE BEAUTIES IN CONTEST
    145 1 r»Y July 8-in less than seven Beach. Caltfscnl*. known until the Hosini: date there. June J, \t the Kuala Lumpur Kotary (lulis annual hall at tlie Chenwa Hall oa June II three Federation entrants will he selected to compete with Singapore's heat winners judging In
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    LUNCH IN THE PARK MAY BE APPROVED 200 visitors explore reserve
    131 1 LUNCH IN THE PARK MAY BE APPROVED 200 visitors explore reserve Kuala LUMPUR. Sunday. PROPOSALS for the partial or total lifting of the present food ban and the 3 p.m. time restriction at the new Templer Park at Ranching, 14 miles north of Kuala Lumpur, are being discussed, an official
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    Water talks
    29 1 TOKYO. Run. The Asian water resources technical conference, sponsored by the Ur'.ted Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, ended its one-week >n here yesterday.
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    TEMPLER NOT ANTI-CHINESE, MINERS TOLD
    222 1 We're grateful to him, says Mr. Lee KUALA I-IMI'IR, Sunday. pBINBSI miners were told here today that (Jen. Sir Gerald Templer is not anti-Chinese. "To allege that Gen. Templer is anti-Chinese La ;>. complete and wilful distortion of the truth. said Mr. H. S. Lee.
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    Troops are Sir Gerald's horse power
    144 1 KO1A BAHRU. Sunday TROOPS Ol the Malay Remment and police usmn thick rope hauled General Templet s car 250 yards to Chepas Airport here yesterday, but not because he I'.ad broken down sir Gerald opened the sunshine r>>of stood on the car seat and
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    Always welcome
    34 1 BONN, Sun Srnor Rafael Cavestany, BpanUh Minister ol Agriculture, yesterday wound Up a -ix day State vi.-.it to Oermany by declaring th.it DiKonrad Adenauer, the > Oerman Chancellor nlwaya welcome in Madrid."- Reuter.
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    H-test affects Stockholm
    46 1 STOCKHOLM Sun activity over Stockholm has in creased slightly since the Ame rlcan hydrogen bomb testi the Pacific. Dr Tersten nusnon ot the Detence Research [nstitute said The increase was no danger to health and was expected l" disappear shortly he added Reuter
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    Alliance leaders back and pleased
    316 1 Alliance leaders back and pleased q'ENGKU ABDUL RAH--1 MAN and Mr. T. H. Tan. tho U.M.N.0.-MCA delegates, arrived back in Singapore from l^ondm day biinging a secret letter and tho assurance thai British M.P.'s of all parties arc anxious to scr Malaya attain Independence under tho "risht" The letter i.s
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    STOP PRESS
    48 1 I r.\ \i II UIMHKAU FROM TOWM B IICON >iui Inni h anil Cambodian troops ha left 1 1 1 town oi s,, on se Dong Rivei Illinh had alt.v k. d tow n \pi v mm h taM in withdrew to reorgi Ihi ii r
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    Chiang's appeal
    22 1 TAI PKil. Bun General Kai-shek toda; for .support from 12 million Chine.se. a^that their "spiritual nth 600.000 'his army. U.P.
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    Deserter gaoled
    27 1 i SALZBURG. Sun. A United state* Army court marti.-i hen yesterday sentenced Private Carlos P Johnao part' bard labour and dishonourable d for -1 MTtion
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      80 1 PATEK PHILIPPE THEBESTWATCH IN THEWORLD In Hie 1953 competition. Paf'k Philippr won a complete victory in the writt-w.itcfc dfttt, by gaMnf. First priie in the individual watch lection. Firit prixc in the group section H. SENA LTD. HIGH CLASS JEWELLERS SINGAPORE PENANG TmWJ v&'J ssT Jm m sW #by j^m/
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    DEATH OF GUNMAN —IN THE STRAND
    93 2 NATHAN UOLUBZRG. It thr limping gnnnuui of London's K.«st bid. who shot himself in a taxi last Turs<ii\ after Shooting three men acain»t whom hr had a grudge. One of the victim* died It police huntnl him. (lolclberg, an rx-Irish Guardsman wont to an
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    Before or after Indo-China —Britain falls out with allies
    241 2 Before or after Indo-China —Britain falls out with allies WASHINGTON, Sunday. f HE I nited State* is still waiting for the British Government to agree on the terms of reference of the military talks on South-east Asia, authoritative sources said yesterda\. They added the Unite'd States, Australia, New Zealand and
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    Tribesmen hiding
    24 2 BEIRUT. Sun 1 army reinforcement* were -ent to the Mt. Hermel area ty to subdue ;i(Ki dtsslunen hiding in the are;*. A.P.
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    HUNT FOR THE REDS' ARMS
    113 2 WASHINGTON. Sun. TWO more shiploads of aiflM were reported yesterday to be en route to Guatemala, and Representative Patrick J. Hil-R-Californiai said the U.S. Government has taken steps to intercept them if possible. Hillings, a member of a spe c:al committee Investigating Communist capture of
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    Egypt's request rejected
    50 2 CAIRO. Sun Thr rnmrnt has Egypt's request to hand attt to EcvDtian authnrit.fs n^w^paprr tycoon Mahmoud Ab'il Fath now llvinu in Lebanon, an Ecvntian Foreltm Ministry man said yest relay. |*»t!l a former Wai nator. was sentenced tn Egypt to in years' gaol on cl i f-overn
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    OUEEN'S SWORD
    53 2 The Queen, welcomed home by the Lord Mayor of London, Sir Noel Bowatcr, ts, in ace ordancc with d.^tom presented by him with the city sword as she crosses the houndaru at Temple Bar With her is the Duke of Edinburgh. They mnem their way to lunch with
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    A buying boycott in Uganda KAMPALA. Mot..
    98 2 A buying boycott in Uganda KAMPALA. Mot.. rE Uganda National Congress has launched a buyine boycott to protest against the Governor's powers to exile anvboriy considered danserou.to public security. Africans have been told to huv only the bare necessities for three months. j Tr.\drr.s have reported that .imiuicn has been
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    The his 'if
    44 2 FOSTON. Sun -The United states Rpcr^tarv of Oommercc Mr Sinclair Weeks .-<aui here < today that the world's stinriard t of livine could be made 25 c times better if Russia would ioin in attempts to use ato rnrrcv for oeaceful I
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    The hero stepped on her foot
    44 2 ROME t?un Italinn film Roana Podesta suffered a foot injury yesterday during tli<' shootina i>f "He.en of Troy Freni h actor Jacques Sernas. hooted, stepped on her barr right foot She was hosr>;--1 for X rays -A P
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    MARCHIONESS GETS A QUICK DIVORCE
    103 2 NEW YORK. Sunday. HHE American-born Marchioness of Milford Havn cnt a quick Mexican divorce Trom the Marquea o! lilford Raven, a cousin of the Queen. The clerk of the Juarez Orel civil court affirmed that Judgf Fernando R. Fieueroa crantrc the divorce on Friday, les.than
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    Red Cross says: No politics
    77 2 OSLO, Sun The executive ■ommittee of the League of ted Cross Societies yesterday liscussed an American propoals for warning the Chinese ted Cross Society for contra•entiou of Red Cro.s.s pi it the la.st executive meetinr; ii Oenera in October 1953 by ins political issues By
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    GRAHAM f i SEND-O& FROM e«
    32 2 GRAHAM f i SEND-O& FROM e« Hundreds v 0 1 A (itv stadium here American evancelisi rhk three-month revival crusade Tho day \v;i people from the other for even a stai Th,
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    'Planes an getting too fast'
    118 2 'Planes an getting too fast' LONDON CIVIL aircraft are In of brrominc too complicated, too maintain, too initial] sive, and too much .1 1 joy instead of an 0] bread. winner, accordini M. 11. Curt! the British Indi 1 Transport Association He told the I iceiiseci Aircraft their annual meeting
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    'Desert cruiser for Arabia
    35 2 100 into .i cruiser waa The car by the late King Ibn S rebuilt from a Cadlllai rated wltn Arabian emblem swords, and flttrd r perfume a and two-way r:i< AT
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    Taipeh protest
    17 2 MANILA lipplnes. Mr. Chen Cl was dim to retun from Taipei witl I bill p*.
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    Nazis world East Gen
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    Envoys to
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      291 2 SINGAPORE 3.B.C. PENANG Announremr: Round the A.M. IM IT..- H::h CommlHloacr'l 7 .in Nn»; 7.3J Mel(xl\ Mi -e Hish Review; 7.00 Cnmm Ei |»re Duy Me s N Empire B.40 Home News g.oo Opening and SumBritain; 8.45 The Juduemen: :hUK 6 55 Borso; 9 30 Bin Ben Radio Share Market
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    CHINA HAS PLAN FOR KOREAN POLLS Step forward at deadlocked Geneva conference
    350 3 CHINA HAS PLAN FOR KOREAN POLLS Step forward at deadlocked Geneva conference N KU PROPOSALS for i nter'n^ionaV.^pTrtision ol all-Korean elections were put to the Far ronlerence here yesterday hv I vvcre Ihe first smh n,,»,. s in the a h,, rt iv c K lections throughout the )oninsula. ii?or
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    OVER AND OVER AND OVER
    43 3 OVER AND OVER AND OVER This car turned over three times during a 100 mile stock car race at Hawkeye Downs, lowa, U.S. The driver Bob Johnson, (arrowed) was seriously injured. He had an emergency operation at a nearby hospital. A P picture
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    TWO STATES THREATEN WALK OUT
    193 3 Gl NEVA, Sun. OI 1111. \ss,,,i ;l ted States nl Indo-( hjna threaten to walk out of the (Jem i < onference if the powers RfTee to leave an) "f th«'ir territory under nnimunist control. Hes of the kingdoms of Laos and .u.-ihodia ii.ive made
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    Friends again
    14 3 IRIS, Sun— An agreement diplomatic relations Greece and Bulgaria iterdaj Router. ~ii
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    TEST COMET TO FLY NEXT WEEK
    200 3 Bid to solve crash riddle LONDON, Sunday. 4 BRITISH Comet, equipped with recording instru- ments, will stage flight tests next week at Farnhorough to solve the mystery of the Comet crashes, De Havilland Aircraft Company oflicials said yesterday. 1 De Havilland already has bemin
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    BARON'S RED HEIR WEDS
    133 3 LONDON. Sun. The Hon. Mr. Wocan Philipps. Communist heir to one of the oldest titles ni Britala, yesterday announced his marriage to the Russi.in-lxirn widow of former Daily Worker editor. Mr. William Ru«-t. Mr. Philipps. a .V2->e.ir-old farmer and painter, is the eldest son and heir
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    Trooper in crash
    47 3 WASHINGTON. Sun The *nnv announced yesterday that th General Black, an army transDOrt en route from Pusan he Un ted States with ser- «•< en ri'tiirninij trom Korea, a ffiSed "minor damage" on 1 May 20 in a collision with a Chinese Nationalist .ship— UP.
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    AMERICAN AIRMEN QUIT ICE ISLAND WASHINGTON. Sunday.
    207 3 AMERICAN AIRMEN QUIT ICE ISLAND WASHINGTON. Sunday. THE U.S. Air Force has moved its men from the drifting ice island weather base in the Arctic Ocean. Soviet scout planes have been showing interest in the island but the Russians are not expected to move on to the 36-square mile island
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    Vatican post filled after 12 years
    97 3 Vatican post filled after 12 years VATICAN CITY, Sun. THE Pope has named Cardi- nal Celso Constantini Chancellor of the Holy Roman Church, a high Vatican post vacant for more than 12 years. The nomination came as a surprise a.s in his 15 yean' reign the Pope has allowed many
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    Second visit
    21 3 TAIPEH, Sun— Gen. James Van Fleet arriv. d in Formosa yesterday for his second visit within two weeks. -A.P.
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    Italy sends back four Yugoslavs
    96 3 Italy sends back four Yugoslavs ROME SUN. PALY yesterday handed over to Yugoslavia four Yugoslavs who on Thursday boarded an Italian li.shing vessel in the 1 Adriatic. Earlier both countries had protested to each other about; the incident. The Italian Legation In Pelgrade saic the vessel was boarded in the
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    Trade pact is agreed on
    71 3 LONDON. Sun. —Top Argontine and British Government negotiators have worked out the basis of a new agreement which may increase trade between the two countries. Dr. Alln do Gomez Morales. Argentine Minister for Economic Atlairs. said. Dr. Gome?, Morales arrived here on May 17 with
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    Ship for Chinese
    33 3 SEATTLE. Sun— Fifty Chinese Navy men have arrived here to take over a small naval putrol ve.ssel which the U.S. Is lending Nationalist China under the Mutual Defence Programme. A.P.
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    IKE WANTS THE 'ANGEL' OF DIEN BIEN PHU TO BE NAMED THE WOMAN OF THE YEAR
    154 3 \V\SIIIN<:i<> N Sun. nRESIDENT Fisenhower t..P niuht paid tnlmte to ,ieu V.eni^i.ve l>. <.alard speak. iij. i .Nat.onal KJ 1 I lub the Pres.dent dl i:l t last y.ar he pr<Ste< 11..« inuul "Woman
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    MR EDEN GOES TO CHEQUERS FOR TALKS
    192 3 MR EDEN GOES TO CHEQUERS FOR TALKS IXDNDON, Sun. 1 MR. ANTHONY EDEN, j the Foreign Secret. 1 ary, arrived here by air > from Paris last ni^ht for i talks on top political pro- blems with Sir Winston Churchill. He left immediately by car j < for Chequers, the
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    Piracy, say China Reds
    86 3 GENEVA. Sun— A Chinese Communist spokesman said yesterday that "acts of piracy" on the high seas oil the China coa.st by the "Chiang Kai-shek clique with the support of the United States government" had seriously impaired the navigation interests .of many countries. He was answering a
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    Be patient, he counsels
    68 3 MADRID. Sun. Senur Jose Moria Areilza. former Spanish Ambassador to Argentina, said in Madrid yesterday that the recovery by Spain ot Gibraltar "is a long term task needing tenacity and patience." He added: "The problem of Gibraltar must be explained In schools in the streets, in
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    Respect for Mao
    47 3 HONG KONG. Sun —Peking Radio reported tonight that Dalai Lama and Panchen Lr.ma. the temporal and spiritual leaders of Tibet, toriav sent messages of respect to Mao Tse Tune on the occasion of the third anniversary tomorrow of the "peaceful liberation" of Tibet. Router.
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    Volunteer police will stay
    139 4 Volunteer police will stay KAJAMJ. Sun. TMIF police volunteer reservt 1 would continue as a forc< after the emergency, the deputy llish Commissioner. Sii DeaaH Mk (iillivray, siiii here today. He Was spe iking to about 1 -I "llicer.s and men ol the K;i in nt; company of the I'M!
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    MARRIED IN SINGAPORE
    24 4 MR. AND MRS. ROBIN STIAKT KRAAL after their wedding at the Church of the Holy Family. Katon?, Singapore. Strain Times picture.
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    $2M. HOUSING SCHEME FOR GOVT. WORKERS
    142 4 SBSEMBAN, Sunday. 'J'HK Ncgri Government will spend $2 million this year to build houses for Government servants. This was revealed yesterday by Mr. J. R. Spence State Engineer. Mr. Spence said that these new homes would greatly ease the housing position In the State.
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    Farewell party for engineers
    51 4 Mr. B W. Booth and Mr. E A. Pascall, b(!th engineers who have resigned from the Sinua pore Traction Co. were the a party given by their friends at the Shamrock Hotel iirday evening. Mr Booth and Mr and Mrs Pascal] are leaving for Britain r.cxt
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    Ten entries for essay test
    48 4 T.n Slnj r the Unite..: I M m•n have h i bj 01 Oflict ar.fi lon. Judges will select the best essay.« fr m Britain and the colonies for submission to the international uirv at the Vr.t ed Nations h-adquartrrs In New york.
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    RAF will back corps exercise
    36 4 The monthly combined exer•ise of the Singapore Civil De will be held today In Ki'Um Ayer ai 1.4S pm. The Royal Air Force ami the Auxiliary Fire Service will also art.
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    Member had packed tour of Johore
    134 4 Member had packed tour of Johore JOHORF BAHRU. Sun. INCHE ALBAKRI MUSTAPHA. Mi mber for Industrial and Relations, yesterday ended his three-day visit to Johore. He spent a day at Kluans •and two in Johore Bahxa. where he met a delegation of planters l»r an informal talk. Later be received
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    $100 fine for smuggling bid
    52 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. MartmuttU. ol Kuala Lumpur. vai lined $100 in the police court for attempt inn to smun- wrist watch into the Ferhe watch was oontold Customs officers the watch wa> bought in Kuala ur but a rec< Ipt issued in Blngapore was found
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    No permit: $400
    28 4 JOHORE BAHRU Sun -Lim Kirn Soo was fined MQO in the Pontlan sessions court for mortal restricted food without 1 permit in the Pecan Na-
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    $300 fine for moving food
    40 4 JOHOKE BAHRU. Sun Tahir bin Hall Nairn, ol T s ngai Estate, was nned In default three months' gad si Kota Tlnggl for moving nis out of a restricted ir .1 u ;mut a permit.
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    33,000 GOES TO CHARITY —after brothers hold a double wedding
    93 4 33,000 GOES TO CHARITY after brothers hold a double wedding 'invo KKOTIII KS. who held a double weddini; last Friday, will Rive 53.000 to charil\. Dm inonr\ ii.n;rIroni their cash presents. They ire the sons ol the «ellknown SinKapore racehorse owner. Mr. l.oh hni Four ■rgaalMUoaa, wlmh will '""•-lil Irom
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    Perak will hold a union month
    195 4 —TO BOOST MEMBERSHIP \IK .1. EMMANUEL, actii van Trade Union Coin Perak trade unions today the State who had not joii the sacrifices of the 20.000 IPOH. Sunday, ng president of the Malancil told representatives of tl.it the 30.000 workers in ined unions were
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    Women form corps
    95 4 The Smcapore branch of the Women's Royal Army drps Association i incorporating Queen Marys Army Auxiliary Corps and the Auxiliary Territorial Service i was inauited last week a t the S.V.C. Centre. Beach Road, by Lt I.X Holt. Thirteen ex ■enrleewometi attend* d. Membership is open to
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    Estate trader fined $100
    41 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Wonc Ju Kit. shopkeeper. Sedonak Em ate. was fined $100 in the police court, fur Tallinn to keep account bnok.s of rationed rice, display a price list and Bfltx price tass on rationed articles.
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    COFFEE SHOP TABLE SEIZED
    37 4 JOHORF KMI HI Sun Four Chinese, found playine mahjong for monpy in .i coffee shop, were lined S.'tO each by the police court. The tahle and chairs they had been using were confiscated.
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    Actuary to talk
    40 4 Mr A. E. Geddes. an actuary, will talk on "Life Assurance in Malaya" at the monthly meeting of the Insurance institute of Malaya in the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Auction Room. Fullerton BuildiiiK. at 5.15 p.m today
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    Visas needed
    41 4 Citizens of Ceylon who wish to visit India or travel through India bran the beginning ol next month will have to obtain fftMl from the appropriate Indian consular authority according to a recent ruling by the Government of India.
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    School art show
    38 4 PENAVO. Sun.— A Fan-Ma-layan school children's art exhibition will be held at the Penang Convent on June 15. Organised by the Malayan Teachers' Union, the exhibition A-ill feature the work of pupils throughout the Federation
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    S'PORE DAIRY
    200 4 I'Ol.h J »\si) I'ublu- conrert Park, 5.30 p.m. to ti.3o p.m MPIKE I)A^ Pmradea and programmes .it English schools OVKRM I \(.l 1 Annu.il >' dinner. Adelph; c;.inlen. Culeman Street 8 urn CIVIL IIMIM! i QRPfI bined exercise «MUi all sectio' the K A Headqua Aver Lane. 5.3U
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    Annual dinner
    32 4 The annual dinner of th» Singapore branch of the Over- will be held at tht Adeiphi Roof Garden tonight The annual meeting will be at the ame place on Friday
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    Customs holiday
    28 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Johorc Customs office will close on June 2 and 3 for Hart Raya and on June 10 In honour ot the Queen's blrthaay.
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    EMPLOYEES ON GOOD TERMS WITH BOSSES'
    150 4 JOHORE BAHRU Sun EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE nl.i tlons in Johore. partieularlv in Government depart DienU, are satisfactory. Mr. a. Thavaraja. representative of the Johorc branch of the Malayan Trade Union Council on the Johorc Council of State. Mr Thavaraja was speaking it a dinner in honour
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    153 6 2* Hi.rils i minimum) roi low pk the Mi: on want to win that $5,000 worn i 1HK NSPCA has a number of CaU, lemaie kittens, pup,' .1 dogl needing good homes. Please •:879. Ai'ORE ARTS IHEATRB Christopher Fry's "The Lady's Not For Burning" Victoria Theatre May 27th 2Mb
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    Singapore, mn. May 24, 1934. Commonsense Prevails
    994 6 Singapore, mn. May 24, 1934. Commonsense Prevails Mother wise has prevailed and mothers right arm has led nv^t of the boys and girls implicated in the la.-t itaga of the foolish defiance of Singapore's .national registration law away homo to face, we hope, parental correction. Fathers were not prominent in
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    Dark Shadow Growa Longer
    282 6 Many leaders in Malaya's tin industry have pointed to the dark shadow that hangs over the industry because no prospecting for new deproits of the metal has been done in recent years. Without new land on which the miners can set to work it will not
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    Pahang peasants say: Our Ruler can kill spirits
    940 6  -  i 1 Harry Miller Ry AMPUN, Tuanku, ber-ibu-ribu ampun...." Each little riverine kampong at which the Sultan of Pahanp. Sir Abu Bakar. stepped into from his white houseboat, had its quota of petitions. "Pardon, sire, we besr a thousand pardons Some wanted
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      330 6 I READ with astonish- 1< 1 mont and revulsion the attacks upon the touchers of. The Chun« Chenji High School. The irresponsible at- titude of the writers i typifies the shirking of personal responsibility which pervades contemporary life, and so often results in
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      201 6 IN any country, young men of 18 and 19 years olr take 1 their stand gladly in the firing line, fly fi,rhter planes and four-motored bombers They once sailed as bosuns and second mates of four-masted barques handling crews that were the toughest men
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      Blaring music in post office
      60 6 ANYONE entering the Kampar post office, around noon, will wonder :f he has stepped Into a broadcasting studio for he is assailed all round by blarins radio music. The din is such that he has tn resort to the language of the deaf and dumb
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      85 6 rE AUTHORITIES should put an end to this jaga kreta racket. The Jaga kreta boys are a menace. They are a menace because we are forced to pay tip them. Wg do not grudge the !10 or 20 cents but there Is the I fear
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      175 6 lAM interested about matters affecting the Singapore Teachers' Union. I received in school one of the documents handed out by Mr. Scharenguivel. It ha names of ten candidates seeking election to the B.T.U. committee. I have attended every pent ml meetlnc 'or some yeai now, and
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    LEADERS ASK FOR TAX RELIEF Help us share prospecting risk, they say
    364 7 M ALA HWIITR Sundn ['UK tin industry has asked the Fcdiral (ioierntion in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. H. 8. Lee. president of -ny association, said; "We must all be aware that as time goes un it will bo more
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    Eight UMNO members are expelled
    69 7 Eight UMNO members are expelled PENANG. Sun \G DODOL branch of iv "-'.NO last night emergency meetur: to expel eight ot a who have joinNegara. who give dual in Party politics of any use to aid a -statement Lssu- til :m eting. i xpeiled members are Abdul Rahman bin Yunus
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    Stamp meeting
    17 7 to Club momdiacusa "The Ten Stamp Designs of 1953" In the Brittania Beach Road, tomorrow
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    L-BAN ON SUNDAY TOO, WARNING
    174 7 L-BAN ON SUNDAY TOO, WARNING I EARNER-DRIVERS in lJ Singapore are reminded that the ban on driving within city 'limits durin» peak hours applies on Saturdays. Sundays and other public holidays too. The rush hours are from 8 a.m. to 9.30 a.m., 12.30 p.m to 230 p.m.. and 4.30 p.m.
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    Singapore's prisons hold 1,021
    148 7 Singapore's prisons hold 1,021 SINGAPOREs prison population yesterday was 1.021. said the Commissioner of Prisons. Major W. L. P. Sochon Of these, 304 were serving long sentences at Changi while the rest were confined at Outram Road and other local prisons. The figure showed an Increase of 35 over that
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    5 MALAYAN FILMS FOR A FESTIVAL
    134 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. FIVE documentary films arc being submitted to the Edinburgh film festival by the Malayan Film Unit Four of these won awards at the recent Asian film festival in T The five films are: Before the Wind. Journey by Jungle R;v r.
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    FAREWELL-KELANTAN STYLE They pulled Tempter's car to airport
    90 7 FAREWELL-KELANTAN STYLE They pulled Tempter's car to airport amuiUIONI B Sif Ccralil Umplrr. stands through the optnrd sunshine HK'H farewell to mn< of the MCOrMf lorees linnm e.i, h side of the of hi" <•"; lo r J mm »f the Third Battalion, the M*U\ Krmnicnt. and the police route.
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    AFTER THE!?. WEDDING
    38 7 MX. AND MRS. POH II \N 808 afUr their MrfllW at thr Tao Nan School Singapore Mr. Poh is hrlpinc his bride. formerly Miss ()n K K:m Phonu. to cut their cake— Straits Times picture.
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    How to get back voting right LABOUR PARTY'S ADVICE
    210 7 How to get back voting right LABOUR PARTY'S ADVICE CJINGAPORE Labour Party yesterday appealed to all disenfranchised people to become citizens of the; Colony to regain their voting rights. At the inaucural meetine of the Dartv branch at Seletar the party chairman, Mr. V. P. Abeullah. said it was the
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    Two bandits escape in ambush
    78 7 Two bandits escape in ambush KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A SECURITY force patrol ■i\. ambushed two terrorists jn Province Welleslev last night i One is believed to have been wounded, but both escaped In a follow up the patrol found two packs containinc 16 gantangs of rice, four bottle.s "oking oil
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    Unions request
    53 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Mil] and Factory Workers Union. Kuala Lumpur, at an emergency meeting today de- I elded to ask the management of Hume Industries to relnitate its branch s eretarv. Mr. N. BalakrUhnan dismissed for ntlv. The union claimed that he tiad he'ii victimised berause of
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    Party holds a secret meeting
    85 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. THE central executive committee of the Party Negara met here today In secret. The meeting discussed th»White I';ip< r on Federal elertions. other policy matteri and approred irait constitution lor Ita ymi;h .section. A .statement on todajr'i meet inn is expected tomorrow
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    Immediate wage boost demand by 10,000
    146 7 Immediate wage boost demand by 10,000 T*HE 10,000 daily-rated employees of th~ Singapon Cltv Council want an immediate wage increase. Acting Cl*y President. Mr. .1. T. Kea. was told by the Council's -abour I'nions Federation, yesterday. A letter to Mr. Rea said the claim was based on the salary rises
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    Chinese now protect their children
    124 7 their children ii. eulatro against diphtheria, i spokesman of the Health D partment i;«.y Officials reel th;i' becau < the majority ol children, n b( ing Immunised are I an a(e-old prejudice again:>: modern m dicine has bi >tne. Before the Gnvernment- 'l campaign began
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      141 7 OF COURSE HE'S A GOOD WATCHDOG. WHY DO YOU ASK? Burglary is only one of the n.Jny contingencies which might give rise to a clnim under a General Accident" All Risks policy. ALL RISKS AND ALL CLASSES OF INSURANCE TRANSACTED GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. Ocean Building. Sirvapore.
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      105 7 The weather MINIMI M IKMTKRATI RE: :o 7 30 a.m. „ipo:e 75 deprccs Kota Bahiu 74. Kiui.i i Ipoh .71. IMtM ii mim u\n i:i I 30 I' m OB May 23' vnang 88. iimpur 91. atan 88. N'FALI MO am. !o 730 Singapore oil, Kola Bahru ni. h 0
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    Buyers and selle hold back
    241 8 Buyers and selle hold back MALAYAN SHARE >l VHKl By OUR MARKET (ORftt MALAYAN investor, h.d,?:,' last week on the where a ommunist arim into the Red River Delta tn As a result the was reminiscent ol twain shall mr< in a week which prod current year. An impasse hat
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    295 8 THE following dividends were announced by companies operating in Malaya last werk. FEDERAL I) ISP E N SARY LTD.: A dividend of 30'r. less income tax, for year ended January, 31. 1954. payable July 1. Books close June 19. SUNGEI BAGAN RUBBER CO. LTD.: An interim dividend of
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    COMMODITY REVIEW War news controls tin and rubber
    456 8 COMMODITY REVIEW War news controls tin and rubber TTOE tin market in Singapore last week waa dominated by political rather than tradi: siderations and was fairly static with cnly moderate demand. Then Mi however no real indication of any break in price and only a ranee o*. $6.50 between Wednesday's
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    COMPANY REPOT.
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    Crocodile cut cost.
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    SHARE BUSINESS
    85 8 THE follow in -4 I Share Mark< I of broken for th< IMil STRI ILS Tin Bmeltera 25 I Fraa >:M0 and S3 07 Bank Londo v" 77. M.t cries :>:< 37! t, Malayai $1.34 tV SI yan Cc llicrios 60 i fdro OreL I Ords. $18:. $2
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    29 8 Rlvervlcw Rublwr Ksnics l,td produced lIS 129 ll> of rubber In April. The pp. of the Cnnv sharp In London was quoted at 3s. 3<l 3s. 3jL
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      626 8 NOTICES SITUATION VACANT^ A LARGE CONCERN In Malaya want! to employ an European Sales Manager with local and export experience. Business chiefly deals WiUl rubber manufactured goods. Good salary and bonus. Apply with full particular* M.itins; age. record of experience, salary nnd terms i-crj i:ied through Box A 1653, S.T.
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      407 8 NOTICES KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL TKNOKR KOR THF. (ONSTRIITION OF REINFORCED CONCRETE KKIIM.t AT IPOH ROAI> TENDERS lor the above which must t>e received by the undersigned not later than noon on the 17lh June. ISM are invited from class A reglstrred contractors. Specification, bills of quantities an instructions for
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      801 8 NOTICES AlXriON SALE OF VALUABLE SINGAPORE PROPERTIES To be hfld at our saleroom No. lfl, (hulU Strcrt On WEDNESDAY, 26TH MAY. 1954 AT 2.30 P.M. EsUtf of HAJI IBRAHIM BIN NATARSHV dfcrasrd. Lot I— No. 20 ROWELL ROAD. 1 areas 1.219 sq.ft. and 98 sq.ft.; Frrehnld. Monthly Rent $45. Lot
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      916 9 EZZZS 52S32FZS TFFWTJfIM EAST ASIATIC LINES *o, Aden. Po* Al si|i G$ Go T B 0 00 CO A N n T 'N E Nl/SCA N D,NAV,A cop.nh 0fl n A sirhc r n p b U R ot c d^;. toll, London passengers only) Kori.hemn. SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA/U.K./CCONTININT EAST
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      998 9 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SAILINGS te U.K. and CONTINENTAL PORTS Spore P. Shorn Penang ■encruachan tor London. Rott.rdom Homburg G. 8/9 27/28 May 29/30 Moy Benwyvl* for Hovr*. Liverpool ly Glosgow Hull G. 4/7 24/27 Moy 28/29 May B.nl*dl tor Liverpool Dublin, Rotterdom, Hamburg 30Moy/3 Jun* 27/29 Moy 4/ 7
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    The accomplishments of Templer in Malaya
    795 10  -  C. Northcote Parkinson. h« ii ii i- ill Konsiam TEMPLER IN MALAYA. By llv (Donald Moore. $1.60). r'ENERAL Templer's IC- complishment in Malaya will be a matter for controversy for years to come. The General does BRIDGE I YIELD to none in my admiration
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    This is the ultimate in horror, endurance
    674 10 RAFT OF DESPAIR. By Ensio Tiira (Hurchinson. 10/6). rpiIESE have been vint- age years for the small boat men. the oneman narratives. Their outlines are simple, they are often the experiences oi simple men. I bare sometimes imagined ing in such a boat,
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      175 10 /m tolttcs with, c(m\fi&e fm/ 0!/:/* the. NEW (TfaamJh*/ MOPEL flm W/TH TH£. m 5H'0-MATIC FILLING OTEM AVAILABLE AT ALL LEADING STORES] THE BRITISH AMERICAN NEWS CO., 18. BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE-1. P- O. Box 69 Phone: ***** a \t$i;<miii'i> tlit'ir m I (tor 20 days from 2Sth May 1954) 1
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      137 10 with THE MOST SENSAti of th Season Tootal'j Printed Tobralco 36 Namrit 36 >» Lyitav 36 TaranMlc 56 Robia Pique Voile 36 English Cinghnm Arrow White Shirts (Dart) English Woollen Socks American Baby Sharksmn American Plastic Sheeting Sole Agents for "EAGLE" VACUUM 8 J GERMAN "TIPP/T TYpj Hardial Singh c
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      300 10 The Straits Times Crossword '.34 b b a l^ r| M h j I j _HLi ay Mi ;jt_ I] I 1 I ,-LIL-LT v L^_iJ 1 y I;' 1. !__2 I, > -I L 1 1 I I 'l 1 1 I I I "J _l. j i.l m
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    Never A Blank's Cup win takes total to $50,000
    422 11 Never A Blank's Cup win takes total to $50,000 VXVii gim, U v Ep SO« «EP h' F MM E Puduwalla, th t "n»» gaeaT M »innoM n Y r h S K d him W tW i; miles vwurtn aDout 5U.500 to tho winner) orer A Blank, a romivir-t
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    VICTORIA CUP
    39 11 don. sun Mr. Paul H rany'i Sve-year-old Cnlvalry van tlie Victoria I :;p run over sr\en furl"'. P .1 with I innel HolUdajr*i Dumbamaa. Mr. c; N Mareden'i ("oclc of the was third. Fifteen ran. i Kru'rr.
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    MULLEY AND SPENCER FARED BEST
    180 11 MULLEY AND SPENCER FARED BEST T«OPPINQ the Joekeyi list vtth ihp winners at the Singapore Turf Meet tally to BTi si\ wiimrr.s ahem! of in- Dearest rival. Garnet Houcoure pencer was leadlni with live winners :,mi $|BK'iu In ttaki s Vouk Thau Yui. wltli a splendiJ nattiick on tlie laal
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    SIMPSON HITS 126 v PAKISTAN
    259 11 LONDON. Sunday. 4 DAY of fluctuating fortunes ended with the scales about even between M.C.C. and Pakistan at Lords yesterday. The M.C.C, who had first use of an easy wicket, had scored 307 for 7 at close of play. I Pakistan could wrll frel pleased
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    Cotton wins Penfold
    73 11 II WIM UNO. (Walls). Sun. HENRY COTTON, twice ilritish open chain pniii. won iln- Pcnfuld mill tournament here vesterdaj b> trouncing J.K..M. Jacobs 5 and 4 in th<- IK- hole finals Cotton, 47. went into the all Knglish finals after defeating Irishman Christie <>'< onnor one up
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    NINO V ALDUS WINS IN FOLK ROUNDS
    67 11 BRUSBELS, Sun. Nino VuldM. ht, beat Kurel Svs (it Up] mm in their oout here "lien 1 lie Belgian retired In the lourh round. The contest is described as an eliminator Sat ihe wm-id h.-.m--n in < iiiiinpionshlp Spectators oooed loudil I *>-
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    Sedgman whips Kiggs in final
    97 11 VICTORIA i British Columbia i sun Australian Prank Sedgman world's amate-.i tennis champion in l»l tad 1852 played near-perfect tennis to tromui Bobby Kings 6— 1 in the final of J:uk X' in. i i ar*. fessional tournament. .s.d man en er»-d the final with
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    Warr's for33puts M'sex in command
    338 11 LONDON. Sundav I ANKY JOHN W.1KK. the Middlesex amateur pace J bowler, put his county in command against Hamp. shire at Southampton yesterday. In a splendid spell of hostile fowling, Warr sent back six batsmen for seven runs in It overs, iline of which were
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    AKANUMA T.K.O'D
    46 11 MANILA. Sun— R. inking Japanitherwelfht, Akwoatal Ak.uiuma loal by ;i ilxita round taehnlcaJ knockout to Hen Baeohf of the Philipplnea 1.-it night. He had a drep cut over :tie lei I fye. 'Hie li 'tit m lur the vacant PI. lipplne fiijlit tl'le UP.
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    England beaten 2-0
    19 11 BASLE. Sun. Switzerland beat atocland by 2-n in a -B" Inter--1...1..1111 .s.Krer match here yesterJ»y. Ri-uter.
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    COUNTY POSITIONS AND AVERAGES
    273 11 LONDON. Sun. POSITIONS in the county crlrkd i h.unplon.shlp up lo and Includino the matches which finished on Friday are is follom: P W L D ML MD Pis Middlesex 4 4 0 0 0 0 4ft Warwickshire 4 4 0 0 0 0 48 Derbyiblrt
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    HOAD, ROSEWALL AMONG LAST 16
    316 11 PARIS. Sun. I L 1 It MOAI) and Ken Rosevv.-ll AuMrnllß'i Davis Cup stars, yes'erday ariv.inreri U) the fourth round of th" men's singles in the Fiench International leruiLs tournament. d diMVated Robert Bedard of id*, 7-5. H-6. «-3. and Rom- i beal Antonio M
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    BISCOMBE HITS 49 V S.C.C
    59 12 BISCOMBE HITS 49 V S.C.C M.i iiii I a run short of Mi hall Century when Singapore Fncineers b-.u S Cricket Club by 30 runs la frirnriiv crtekw fixture :it Gil! nan yesterday. Knsineers ;.n 40. How nth lii. Kpl.v it McMahon 17. Pennlngton 4-30 PUhwlck 3-'j 2-261 S.C.C 0!>
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    Marks 70, Mercier 50 but ft. rail to beat Chinese
    574 12 Marks 70, Mercier 50 but ft. rail to beat Chinese By Our Cricket Reporter ARMY went on to their vsixth successive win in the Singapore senior tournament when they disposed of Royal Naval Base by an easy eijrht- wicket win at Nee Soon yesterday. In the Other matches. Royal Air
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    531 12 S.C.C. v RAF. RA.F. beat the S.CC. by 30 ran* on the padanf. RAX SINCiAPORK Thorns b Farmer Dunn lbw Farmer Meynell c Sheppard b Kirkham 1 Perry lbw Harrison J» Fit. Sgt. Taylor run out J Pearson c Pinniger b Harrison Lewis st. Pinniger b Kirkham 5s
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    S'PORE BEAT NEA AFTER GREAT FIG
    197 12 trailing 2.0 M .pore drew level during: extra time, to enter i semi-final here tod. The match wag best teen locally [or time Singapore ball throughout and n confidence even wh< were trailing 2-0. Boon Leorifj was tXm I openings fcr Boon 8e no
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    Holders lose K.L. cricket
    205 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. CELANGOR SERVICES and R I umpur Police, joint holders of the Stonor Shield for senior cricket teams, were both beaten' in their matches today Sen ices losing to ir Club by six wickets on the tig, and Police to Combined, ays bj two
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