The Straits Times, 27 May 1954

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    15 1 The Straits Times. l.std. IH4J SINGAPORE, THIKSDAY, MAY 27, 1954 15 CENTS At*** 1 1
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    EMPLER'S ONLY REGRET
    920 1 hope my plain words leave no ill will BUT I MEANT THEM KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THI- hk;h COMMISSIONER, General Sii (.erald Templer, told his farewell pres> conference at Kind's House here today that hi was sorry if he was leavinjj behind any hard feelings in Malaya became
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    Hill outrage.
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    Australians blast forest Reds
    69 1 Australians blast forest Reds OR STAR. Wed. DOYAL \ls|k\ll\n 1*• Farce slanei from Singapore P<>imricd Boncsu Forest Reserve, South Kedah. fill] ■<ru operation against lurking there. n coins ;ind t«.) Mor•ilickcd pin-pointed for several hours n« imo-pound bombs nne ol the heaviest-ever ka in this area. homhinc. in which ,i
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    Red trade hint
    19 1 NEVA, Wed.— The Viet- lini^ter, M: today his country W( iU n industrial n for tropical
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    ALKER KILLS WIFE
    35 1 I ilMt his wife. Mn i i,«d !7 ,iv she VM p. V ll'-uirker said rviii-. psychiatrist! convinced him thai I'wuinrv was having .1 nightmare when he Bred tho k"" X P.
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    OILY MAN HUNT IS ON AGAIN
    115 1 OILY MAN HUNT IS ON AGAIN IjVDR the .second night in succession police patrol car* scouted for hours lsust nmht around St Anthony's Convent Girls' School at the junction of Middle Road and Queen Street In Singapore following report! of an oily mart. Hundreds of nearby residents, .some of whom
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    200 hours in the air
    49 1 KEY WEST. Florida. Wed.— A United States Navy blimp 1 landed today after breaking the worlds endurance record with more than 200 hours of sustained flight without refuelling It shattered the old record of 170.3 hours set in 1947 by an M-type airship -Reuter
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    NZ envoy dies
    25 1 LONDON. Wed. Sir Fre- d'Ti.-k Doidge. New Zealand High Commissioner in London, died at his home here early today, aged 70. Reuter.
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    ANOTHER 'NO' TO ALLIANCE
    158 1 ANOTHER 'NO' TO ALLIANCE Commons questions LONDON. Wed. MR. Oliver Lyttelton turned down a sußßPstion In the House of Commons today that he should arcede to the request of the United Malays National Organisation and the Malayan Chinese AMO'■u.tion to inrrea.se the elect i rt members in the ne'A Lesisiiit.ve
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    Joins the Quest
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    TERROR OF PENANG DIES 79 KILLED IN CARRIER FIRE
    253 1 TERROR OF PENANG DIES 79 KILLED IN CARRIER FIRE ukmd the Hill outrage Helicopters airlift wounded from big U.S. ship NEW YORK Wednesday. SEVENTY-NINE men were killed and 220 injured In a ftre in the big aircraft carrier Bennington. the I United States Navy announced today at Quonset Point. Rhode
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    Senator Joe walks out
    67 1 WASHINGTON. Wed.—Senator McCarthy walked out of tnp McCarthy army hearing today after witnesses had testified that Private David Sc nine, conscripted colleague of Senator McCarthy. had boasted he wa s in the army \O modernise it. Senator McCarthy said that tfstimonv about Private S( -nine's army
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    11 leaders held
    39 1 WASHINGTON. Wed The United States Attorney General. Mr. Herbert Brownell. today announced the arrest of 11 leaders of the Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico on chargei of seditious conspiracy to overthrow the United States Government.— Renter
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    Police charge blind men
    72 1 ROME. Wed Flyine squads of riot police fharged a human chain of 120 blind demonstrators early today to break up a midnieht demonstration revivine the march of pain" hv Italy s s:eht|e.s.v Police moved in to enforce a han on demonstrations after midnieht. The sight loss
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    Manchesters are home
    37 1 SOUTHAMPTON. Wed Buglers played «a welcome home fanfare on the rlockside h» re ast night lor 84 aoMlerf o! the Manchester Regiment who arrived home In the liner Asturm after three years In Malaya
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    ACID FLUNG AT 4 IN CAR
    71 1 Four Indians including a woman, received body burns when an unknown Chinese threw acid into their car at the junction of MaePherson Road and BerajßgOOß Road in Singapore shortly after six yesterday evening. The victims, who were on their home Iron cinema, were taken
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    Attlee, Bevan, to visit China
    60 1 Attlee, Bevan, to visit China LONDON. Wed. A DELEGATION from tho British Labour Party. Including Mr. Clement Attire, the parliamentary leader, and Mr. Aneurin Bevan. head of its left-wing faction, is to visit China in August and September. The Labour Party c ceCUtITC decided at its meeting ni I-nn-don today
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    STOP PRESS
    103 1 MM Ml IN I OP lt<»( K MtUSSB > v I <»f r«rk 7.") fe<-t In^ il Hid I > fr<t lo:i L i niinpl< <; I Hill] iir.ir ■< killrd inn. ni'" I Chinese Peoples' Institute of foreign ArTairs. An official statement issued alter the meeting said
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    Geologist dies
    30 1 1 (VMION Wed Sir Lewi., Fermor. the geologist who reported on ihr tin mining :n dustry lor Ihe Malayan Qo* ernmi tit In 1931 has died in London
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    ROYAL FAMILY SAW HER 300 SPRAYS
    491 2 LONDON, Wednesday. A DISPLAY of orchids by Mrs. Gracia Lewis from her garden at Bluebell ('ottajje. Marine Parade, Katonjj, Singapore, flown out only three days before, was one of the sensations of London's famous Chelsea Flower Show today. Her collection of about 300 sprays
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    'Miracle' of the altar light
    75 2 'Miracle' of the altar light BKIRI'T. Lebanon. Wed VILLAGERS of Bourj Hammoud. Lebanon, flocked to ilu-ir Armenian Orthriox Church last uerkend after their priest. Archm Achiki.in. reported "a miraculous light" shining under an altar niche containing >acred relics, it was learned today. K.yr-w it noses said t the light continued
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    Perils of a newsman
    66 2 Perils of a newsman ATHENS. Wed. A publisher and a reporter were sentenced to four montKs in prison yesterday because their weekly newspaper published a report that Field Marshal Alexander Papaaos. Greece's Premier, may retire from politics soon. They are Constantine Mayer, publisher, and Elias Bredema.s. report. of the weekly
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    Japs say no
    48 2 TOKYO. \V>d A British Emba&^y spokesman today said that the Japanese Governm< nt h^d told thr British there w?i no ground for ban- nlni? the unloading of the shipment nf Persian oil now on thr wav to Japan from Abadan in a Japanese tanker Renter.
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    REDS ORDER $336 M. GOODS FROM BRITAIN
    132 2 Some trade controls to be eased LONDON. Wednesday. i^THE President of the British Board of Trade Mr. 1-■ Peter Thorneycroft announced yesterday that the Soviet Union ordered (M) $336,000,000 worth of British goods last year. i Speaking in the House of Common.-;. Mr.
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    Greece asks for Cyprus
    35 2 STRASBOURG. Wed Greek members of the European Assembly yesterday appealed for Cyprus to be handed over to Greece. They accused Britain of breaking promises to give up the island. A P
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    5,100,000 to vote
    62 2 SYDNEY. Wed. A total of 5,100.000 people will vote on Saturday In a general election for the House of Representatives, the lower chamber in .Australia's Federal Parliament. Among the voters will be some tens of thousands of migrants who. hiving ltve.l here live years and been naturalised,
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    Five big tribes join rebels
    37 2 BEIRUT. Wed Five big tribes in the Lebanon yesterday Joined 300 beseiged Jaafar rebels in resistance against government troops. The uprising began when a tribesman was killed by a gendarme. A. P.
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    NOW GEORGE HAS EIGHT FRIENDS—ALL STRANGERS
    72 2 NOW GEORGE HAS EIGHT FRIENDS— ALL STRANGERS ST. JOHN. Kansas. WedWhen George Hilton was buried on April a dog took up a vigil beside the grave It (till is there Hilton's neighhours feed and care for It. They even provided a doghouse, which now housrs thr dog and her seven
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    THE ROYAL CHILDREN GO OFF TO BALMORAL
    63 2 PklNLt LHARLtb and Princess Anne look h?pp of their carriage window as the Ruyal tram pullAberdeen They were on their way to Balmoral, Scotland, for a holiday with their parents after returning from the Royal tour They were accompanied by the Queen The
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    RUSSIANS GET ENERGY FROM SUN
    62 2 RUSSIANS GET ENERGY FROM SUN LONDON, Wed.— A conference of Russian experts on harnessine the suns energy op<ned yesterday in Tashkent. Moscow Radio said today. Russian scientists have built and tested a number of derlcca for usine solar energy. Includlnc some which could attain temperatures of about 4 000 decrees
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    ..... Japs to plead with war hold-Out.
    58 2 Japs to plead with war hold-Out. MANILA Wed. Three Japanese Drepared to leave today for Lubanz island to persuade a small group of Japanese World War II stragglers to surrender The trio— Dr Toshiro Onoda. Fukuu Kozuka anr. K arrived la-^t night Tokyo, confident of their mission. Onoda and Ko.-uk.i
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    GHTING FLARES UP IN THE VITAL RED DELTA
    194 3 French kill 77 rebels VIOLENT fiehtin, flared^* stertaTSbV" k out the Red River delta through. A French spokesman said 77 Vietminh were killsSXh 2 L ta^ en Prisoner. SIM «a French spokesman said. pJ' 1 ho southern delta the Than Mht CU!lt<
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    ONLY THE JOKER LEFT
    78 3 LONDON, Wed. The British Ami) is down to its last drum horse. Bonaparte. la>t but nnr in the line of ceremonial horses. which h.ne lrd Royal pro i essiona and pageant*, «.<•> destroyed at Knight* bridge Barracks here >«•*- -terdajr after a heart att... k. Me
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    SPAIN BARS TRAVEL FROM HER TERRITORY TO GIBRALTAR BASE
    139 3 MADRID. Wednesday 1 AUTHORITATIVE sources said today Spain has barred passage of travellers from Spanish territory to Gibraltar, in effect closing the frontier one I way. A representative o| the Spanish Information Ministry yesterday ordered Madrid travel agencies to stop all
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    Question for Germans
    62 3 BERLIN. Wed The East German Government announced today that it would carry out a plebiscite throughout East Germany next month on this question: "Do you favour the conclusion of a peace treaty with Germany and the withdrawal of all occupation forces, or do you favour the carrying
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    Big Ike speech
    31 3 WASHINGTON. Wed— The White House said today that a speech by President Eisenhower at Columbia University in New York next Monday night will be a "major address." Reuter.
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    JEETS UN ON NEVA
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    Get out' order suspended
    34 3 WASHINGTON. Wed The d of Immigration Aprtfay suspended a order .standing toner Dick Haymes isband of Rita Hayworth I ard ordered the Immi•viee to reopen Haymes' case for further hearReuter.
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    Evangelist sees Winston: 'Mr. History'
    95 3 LONDON Wed MR. BILLY GRAHAM. U.S. evangelist now at the end of a triumphant three months" crusade in London, yesterday called on Sir Winston Churchill at No 10. Downing Street He remained with the Prime Minister for more than half an hour. The visit was
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    New ban on traffic
    57 3 LONDON. Wed. The Transport Ministry, fighting the increasing traffic jam in Central London, yesterday said that it would ban all parking in 10 main thoroughfares, including Piccadilly and the Strand, 'luring tush hours. A similar ban is to be imposed on five important traffic junctions, among
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    Opium protocol ratified
    82 3 NEW YORK. Wed.— National- j ist China yesterday because the fifth country to deposit its instrument of ratification of the United Nations opium protocol limiting the cultivation of the poppy plant and the reduction of any trade m opium, it was i announced at United Nations Headquarters.
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    ....But Frankie keeps quiet
    53 3 ....But Frankie keeps quiet LONDON. Wed. Ava Gardner, who flew into London last night from Madrii on her way to New York, .said that she was going ahead with plans to divorce Frank Sinatra Immediately. And in America. Frank I Sinatra said: "No comment. All comment will come from my
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    LEG UP FOR SHIRLEY.
    63 3 LEG UP FOR SHIRLEY. <>NX advantage of having the longest legs on ice is that Shirley Kurke can use a convenient shoulder of Commissionaire Paddy .MarAulifec as she laces her boots. Shirley, who is rehearsing a main role in "White Horse Inn on Ice." opening in London on June 17
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    BOMB KILLS 1, HURTS 41 IN MOROCCO
    66 3 BOMB KILLS 1, HURTS 41 IN MOROCCO MARRAKECH. Wed—Fortytwo people were injured, on.^ I fatally, by a terrorist's grenade thrown at soldiers in a crowd yesterday. The grenade thrower escap;ed. He was believed to have been a Nationalist. The wounded included 26 soldiers, brought into the mountain city to keep
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    New Army chief for Egypt
    59 3 LONDON. Wed. Maj.-Gen. Richard A. Hull. Chief of Stall at British Army headquarters in the Middle East, will take over next month from Lieut. Gen. Sir Francis Festlng as General Officer Commanding British troops in Egypt, the War Office announced yesterday. Gen. Festtng is returning
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    Report 'untrue
    33 3 BONN. Wed Dr. Konrad Adenauer, the West German Chancellor said yesterday that recent reports of a FrancoGerman agreement on the principles of a Saar solution "do not represent the 1 Reuter.
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    Churchill's guest
    28 3 LONDON. Wed. The Duke of Windsor now on a short private visit to England lunched with Sir Winston Churchill yesterday at No. 10, Downing Street. Reuter.
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    RADIATION EFFECTS THE SAME—PEER
    140 3 RADIATION EFFECTS THE SAME— PEER LONDON. Wed. rpHE House ot Lords was told 1 yesterday that the radiation effects of the hydrogen 1 bomb were exactly the same as those of the atom bomb. The Marquess of Salisbury, Lord President of the Council, said there was an arrangement with the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    238 3 LONDON. Wed Closing middle prirrs of (selected stocks, not including stamp duty, were LOANS Consols 66 <4 FundniK 4' 102 War 3'.j',. 87 BANKS Mercantile < £12'^ j 28 2 Eastern i£s> 8 Chartered i£U 42 9 -.3 Hongkong ($125) 93 INSURANCE Com Vn (UU.) 3>i +1/16 Royal
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    LONDON TIN
    28 3 LONDON. May 26. Casfi Buyers t725: Sellers C 726: Forward Buyers C 723; Sellers 1:723.: Settlement t 727 2 Turnover a.m. 20 tons: p.m 30 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    42 3 LONDON May 26--Spot 18'ld July 18 yd Aug. 18 ,d. Sepl 18 ,ri. O(t l*c. 18 T «d Jm-M.ir IHd Aor -Junp 19',d.. June rif 18 I lfid July ci.f 18 ,d Auk cif 18 7 lt>d Tone: Very quiet.
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    Japan to send back butter
    51 3 TOKYO. Wed.— Japan hai decided to send back to Australia 45.000 pounds of imported flutter on grounds that it 1* contaminated, Kyodo News Agency said yesterday. Kyodo said government officials plan a rigid examination of M 5300.000 worth of butter arriving.on Satuiday from New Zealand.—
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    Greek quake
    19 3 ATHENS. Wed.— A Violent earthquake rocked central 1 early today, damaging houses' and injuring several people A.P.
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    EX-MILLIONAIRE FOR TRIAL
    279 4 He ran up debt when insolvent, court is told roitMKK Singapore millionaire, Yeo Jin Guat, who had liabilities of nearly $4,000,000 when adjudicated bankrupt last year, is to stand trial in the High Court on June 11 on a charge of incurring a debt of $11,458 without
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    Film fans want to aid festival
    109 4 Film fans want to aid festival SINGAPORE cinema-goers should be pivrn a chance to play an active part in the second Asia film festival which is rxpectrd to be held in Sinp;:pore next year, suggests the Cinema Fans' 'sscdation. The association hop cive the public every chance of *r!rctinc their
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    Off on leave
    32 4 KUALA KLAWANG. Wed. Mr. J. H. Smith, emergency administrative officer. Jelcbii. has left for Kuala Lumpur on leave. His duties are being carried out by the Chinese affairs officer.
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    Just as a joke, he slapped P.O. who wouldn't squat
    183 4 Just as a joke, he slapped P.O. who wouldn't squat KUALA LIMUR, Wed. AYOI'NG British soldier told a Malay policeman he was a police inspector and slapped him on the face when he refused to obey orders, the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate's Court was told today. D. Hickman. of the
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    Used his friend's money
    28 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Osman bin Mohamed was today sentenced to five weeks' gaol for criminal breach of trust of $36 belonging to a friend.
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    The woman across the Causeway
    154 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. SINGAPORE residents cannot Man bonds in Johore courts, a Chinese woman rii^sionary was told at the police court here today. The woman had offered to pay in instalments a $100 fine in:posed on Thu Jin for movir-. 34 tablets of saccharin and
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    Accused of cheating
    71 4 JOHORfc BAHRU. Wed.- i Four men were charged id the polio.- court her« today with cheating Ng Peng Seng by 1 setting $641 worth of furniture from him by pretending they were employees of the Ulu Ayer Moleh Estate. Lee Beng Guan Poh Kirn Seng. Lee Kok
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    Indian farewell to Templer
    42 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Malayan Indian Congress will bid farewell to the High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, on Saturday. In traditional Indian style, the High Commissioner will be garlanded by representatives of the Congress at Kings House
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    HALF-A-MINUTE FIRE EXTINGUISHER MAY COME TO SINGAPORE
    182 4 HALF-A-MINUTE FIRE EXTINGUISHER MAY COME TO SINGAPORE THE DEPARTMENT of Civil Aviation. Singapore, may consider buying stocks of a new British Are flehtinj: device, which, it is claimed, will revolutionise rescue work on crashed planes. A special chemical is used which, when sprayed on a fire, puts it otit in
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    Found gun was used in 1951 slaying: police
    151 4 'BELONGED TO MISSING KILLER' TELUK ANSON. Wednesday. A STEN GUN found in a swamp near a Chinese rubber estate in the Sungei Kerawai area of Lower Perak is believed to be that used in the 1951 murder of a ronggeng girl, the
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    Two women say: I married him
    136 4 Two women say: I married him DR. Edward Percival McCarthy -Heyzer was committed to stand trial before the High Court in the Singapore Ninth Police Court yesterday on a charge of making a false statement. Earlier two women had told the court that they went through marriage ceremonies with him
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    Inconsiderate driver fined
    51 4 Tan Jing 3wa of Ponggui Road was fined $50 in Slnga pore yesterday for inconst lerate driving on Jan 23 Tan. the court was told Jrove along Serangoon Road md turned rieht into Krrbau Road without slowing down causlne on-coming traffic to give way to avoid a
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    SCHOOLS CAN TAKE 2,173 MORE
    406 4 SCHOOLS CAN TAKE 2,173 MORE qiHERE are 2.173 places A vacant i n Primary I classes of Government English school* in Singapore for admission next year for children born in 1948. Of these, 414 places are at schools now in construction. Registrations for the admission of pupils to 1955 Primary
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    They needed only $10
    56 4 IPOH, Wed— Two Chinese youths last night approached a Chinese couple sitting in a onelv part of the Coronation Park and demanded their dentiU cards. When they refused one youth. brandishing a Knife snatched the girl's hand sag which contained $30. He took $10 and then
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    HIS QUICK THINKING FOILED ROBBERS
    84 4 DRESENCE of mind saved a shop assistant from being robbed on Tuesday night in Singapore. He was alone in the shop in Race Course Lane, when two men walked in and demanded the key to the safe. The key was on a table He rushed
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    Today's Radio SINGAPORE
    145 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE A.M. 715 Time Signal and Opening Announcement: 716 Morning Star 7.30 News; 735 Melody Mixture 800 —8.30 London Studio Melodies 857 English Schools Broadcast; 11 10 English Schools Broadcast; P.M. 1.00 1 I Programme Summary 1.01 Lunch Time Music; 30 Time Signal and I News; 1.45 Dance
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      277 4 SINGAPORE DIARY ?"JT""' vlctoM Th S" fetSwi^SSSi '&M. .O««D: "cJSnm^TSU Ing. Conference Room. Colonial Road): Table-tennis 2ri m «Z<Sjcrewry. Office. Empress Pl.ce. j pjv iodySilwS?! UT^SuJ Jl BIIEK (HIR(H: Prayer and ANTI'ITIPH I HKRI A AMP Air v revival meeting by Dr Andrew Olh. Free Inoculation for \hlki7en^ be O
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    181 5 German assets in Singapore, Cm made as Jong as 1 I \ears ajfo, *be mcl in six months, the usto- y G. Alcock, said yesterfor amounts] totalling Kpected a direction soon n. which would enable is, some of which have n pending since 1940 •■iuid some delay i: caused
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    SINGAPORE RE-UNION
    36 5 K Y l U' l X C OLKB(U KN wife of the SinK»P»re m-iKixtrate Mr. J. M. Oevereux-Colebourn. arrived in Singapore on Tuesday from Britain in the P and liner Carthage.— Straits Times picture.
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    Fatal shooting in village
    30 5 SUNOEI SIPUT. Wed. A .abourer. Muniandy. was shot dead in Simpang Tiga village. one mile from Sungei Siput town, last night. A man has been detained
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    CLERK DIED FOR SPILLING COFFEE
    236 5 murder charge inquiry is told 4 MAN was stabbed to death for spilling a cup of f* cofTee. Edmund Low Tian Teck told a preliminary inquiry in the Fifth Police Court yesterday. Tay Ah Sai, 23. was accused of murdering Joseph Koh Kirn Guan. a
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    PLAN TO TAP WATER FROM BEDOK
    199 5 WORK will soon start on a Government scheme to tap the underground reservoir in the Bedok area for Singapore's growing demand for water. Following reports by the consultating engineers, the Government has decided to sink about 15 large tube wells, in the area. A
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    No 'Passion' broadcast
    53 5 Radio Malayas plans to broadcast recordings of the St. Matthew Passion by the Singapore Musical Society's orche^-' tra and choir at the St. Andrews Cathedral have been called off. The decision was made because of gre.it difficulty in getting satisfactory sound recording due to the acoustics of
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    Camp satisfies the Army
    88 5 Gemuroh wa s being built :.e "worst site possible." tter had said that the too small it should been built in the country ■i>ad to the camp wai ite and the site should be >idered by Army exHutohinson said the camp was already built; the Wine
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    Home for the old planned
    46 5 IPOH. Wed. The Catholic Welfare Services will build their first old peoples home in the Kampong Slmee new village on the outskirts of Ipoh A plot of land has been given by the State Government. Work is expected to begin soon.
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    POLLS TO 'PACK A BIGGER PUNCH'
    181 5 POLLS TO 'PACK A BIGGER PUNCH' SINGAPORE Govern ment is sorting out persons eligible to vote at the elections to the new Legislative Assembly and City and Island Council Automatic punching machines are being used in the sifting of 1.200,000 identitycards to find out who qualify as voters. Particulars of
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    $300,000 for Muslim work
    62 5 IPOH. Wed.— Muslims in Perak have begun to pay their annual religious tithes to the Religious Affairs Department at the rate of a dollar or one gantang of rice per person By Hari Raya Puasa next week when the collections will cease more than $300,000 may
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    Rubber inquiry man named
    53 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.Mr. Bernard Marsh a senior partner of Messrs. Cooper Brothers and Company charI tered accountants, has been appointed the third memoer of the inquiry mission into .he rubber Industry expected in Malaya next month. The other members are Sir FrancU Mudle chairman and Or
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    Pleas succeed
    33 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.- It had not yet been necessary to ration water because rain and appeals to the public to economise had been successful. a Public Works JJepartnu-nt spokesman said today.
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    That 14 days notice still necessary
    86 5 That 14 days notice still necessary THE Emergency Regulations requiring 14 dayV notice of a proposed strike or lookout is still in force in the Colony, a Singapore Government spokesman said last night. The regulations have not been repealed as reported in certain paperji following the legislative ouncil meeting on
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    2-day picnic
    42 5 I PENANG. Wed.— The Penane Malay Motor Cycle Club will hold a Hari Raya picnic at "May Blossom." Tanjong Bungah on June 5 and 6. There will be a ronggeng performance. a kronchong party and a "nasik mlnyak i feast.
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    Royal birthday
    16 5 ALOR STAR. Wed. The Sultan of Kedah will be 62 on I June 15.
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    BIRTHDAY PARADE SEATS
    90 5 A limited number of seats in the reserved enclosure at the Queen's Birthday parade in Singapore, to be held at the Padang on June 10. will be available to the public Applications for admission tickets tn the enclosure should be made to the Assistant Sec- 1 retary
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    DEATH.
    40 6 7* Word* fin i minimum) TAN TIAN POH. aged N, DMMi peacefully on 26..V54 at 33 -hall Road. Singapore, leaving his beloved wife, son Im Hock. ■iter Slew Boon, daughter-in-law Khor and three grand children. ll ID am Friday.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    23 6 ZO Word* HO (minimum) lOU lIM FOOK CHOY think relatives, friends for their \^:uable presents, cood wishes, at.ince at their wtdding on
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS.
    254 6 N Mnrrlt tin i minimum) OLLOW PEDANT Even' d^V in Malay Mail* if you want to win 15,000 word puzzle. MULCHANDS Sale start* on lay, list May 19,i4. 82-1, Bras -ih Road. ARRIVED AT MADELINES A M-nn.ent of our popular Dl priced from »39.50. LI-POPS popping in every s
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    The Straits Times. Singapore, Thurs. May 27, 1954. The Alliance Threat
    916 6 The Straits Times. Singapore, Thurs. May 27, 1954. The Alliance Threat Alliance leaders who threaten to withdraw the three Alliance 1 Ministers from the Government, 1 land Alliance members from the Legislative Council, are aware. it must be assumed, of the 'political crisis which this action would invite The right
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    Malayan Dangers
    296 6 General Templer's farewell conference with the Press emphasized, by its contrast with the first occasion, the change in Malaya which his vigorous leadership has wrought. When he met the Press a few days after his arrival in Malaya he was concerned, and so were the newspapers, almost exclusively
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    Has UMNO gained from alliance with MCA?
    387 6 OF whai use is a mere slopan. no matter how bold it is. to the ftpht for freedom as UMNO is sup- 1 posedly doing. Can the thundering roar of •merdeka from the north of Perils to the tip of. Singapore send the
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    'Communism fosters this type of trouble'
    106 6 THE hartal in 1947 pointed conclusively to the power x of Communism in Malaya at that time. Trie recent behaviour of the Singapore schoolboys points conclusively to the teaching of Communism now. At its face value, the outburst may have had nothing to do
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    'TIME TO ACT NOW
    133 6 'TIME TO ACT NOW AFTER Dien Bien Phu what? When do we call a halt? Now? Or do we shadow the Invasion fleets and, to I avoid orovocation. meekly wait for the landings at Kota Bahru i as in 1941? No great political or military acumen is needed to see
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    Food at stalls
    53 6 RECENTLY I ordered some Chinese satay and soup at a stall at the Queen Elizabeth Walk. I found they tasted far from fresh. Indicating they had been kept from the previous night. Will the authorities' see to the state of food on sale at such stalls? CHAN
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    'Ready when they leave the school'
    111 6 THE demonstrations by Chinese students show at least that they are capable organisers. The truth is Chinese students are taught to be organisers. They are instructed so that they will be able to face the world as soon as they leave the school-gate to
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    He wants a band for volunteers
    133 6 THE Singapore Volunteer Corps win b? celebrating its centenary in July It is now an up-to-date military force of considerable strength of which Singapore is proud. One thing is, however, lacking a regimental band. The band plays no small part In the general smartnes.s
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    The polytechnic
    32 6 rwas stated recently that Singapore was short of skilled artisans and that a polytechnic would be built (soon Will the authorities speed i up their project? TAN AH AYE Singapore.
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    Plea for Kajang church repairs
    194 6 ST. Katherin's, Kajang. was built some forty years ago when the English-speaking Christian community was considerably larger than It Is today. Now the church stands in I urgent need of repairs. the minimum cast estimate of which is $2,000. There may be some among your
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    'REDUCE PRICE OF GAS'
    187 6 'REDUCE PRICE OF GAS' r-lE City Council March meeting voted mone\ for the purpose of popularisir. the use of eas I goggi duction in the rjrioe ol would be much more Wh( n the price of last increased, the justification or most of it was based on the increased cost
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    20 6 Strean R The F 1 KffAS SOMEJ^REWELL GOOD NEWS ABOUT FINANCES rm KALLANC DISASTER WILL BE HER 13TH INQUIRY
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    marching steadily towards and self-govt. Sir Gerald
    353 7 ed self- tol omde- members, and 209 lected local councils. were being taken to nn them and make them financially independFrdera] elections, he :;tns were being made pile a common regisressed that the Party neld a majority of the stats in the Legislanincll,
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    Cost of the new villages
    142 7 J.ilayanisation of the service, he said the I Malayans in divii s had risen from 135 it the end of 1947 to 578 toA special committee Ls on speeding up the and he expected Mai progress in Maitior. within the next ■'ars. ng with the
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    They can disagree on this Bill
    197 7 MEMBERS WONT HAVE TO QUIT KUALA LUMPUR Wednesday. "MEMBERS of the Federal Executive Council who disiTl agree with the proposals in the Elections Bill do not have to resign under the ordinary rules of mm isterial conduct. This statement was made today by the
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    Barbara knows all about air crashes
    365 7 Barbara knows all about air crashes 4 PRETTY Englishwoman is now in Singapore because she has become a specialist in organising air crash inquiries. The Kallang crash Inquiry opening on Monday, will b*> the 13th of which she has been administrative organiser. She Is Miss Barbara Sowden. executive officer in
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    4,400 and 6,000 still in jungles
    347 7 (sine a full-scale >■■ d. The areas of greatest terro- ncth were Pahang 1200". Pcrak 'about 1000 1. ibout 900 >. and Sembilan (about 500 >. Ir. Johore they were strongn supplies Over the border In Siam 500 terrorists. Asked if he could' say
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    Govt accepts reports on Malay trade
    76 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Government has accepted in principle the interim report of the commit- t up to examine the "uneven economic balance" between Malays and other races in this country. The Government is working out ways and means to remedy the situation
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    Two suspects arrested
    39 7 Two Chinese believed to have been involved in a robbery in Kirn Chuan Avenue Singapore, on Monday merit were arrested yesterday In the robbery a woman last jewellery worth $963 $30 cash and an American dollar
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    Vagrant sent for detention
    29 7 n \l ,J\^ was SPnt to the house of detention vr.sterdav after he wa.s convicted of vagrancy in Sinßapore. .Hp was arrested by police on
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    GOVT. TRYING TO FIND JOBS FOR THESE
    68 7 GOVT. TRYING TO FIND JOBS FOR THESE KUALA LUMPUR Wed The Federation Government 1> trying to absorb as many retrenched temporary officers a* possible. Mr K A Blacker of the Federation Services Department, said today He was referring to the recent dismissal ot more than 140 temporary officers in the
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    Theft from car
    22 7 A radio and a spare wheel were stolen from a car parked in Sims Avenue, Singapore, on Tuesday night.
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    Masked men broke 'pact,' he says
    204 7 PKNANG. Wrd. LANOKI* proprietor. Ooi p h e Kr*t told Penan* Ma B a*ine Road house at 5 a m on April 18. •I became vrry angry and rSseiTan alarm when onr of he robbrrs would not obsrrvr thr a ß rrrmrnt I had
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    TEMPLER'S LONG LINE OF PRAISES FOR FIJIANS
    101 7 TEMPLER 'S LONG LINE OF PRAISES FOR FIJIANS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Gen. Templer has sent con- 1 eratulations to the Commanding Officer of the Ist. Battalion, Fijian Infantry Regiment, for their killing four terrorists in the Rensam district of Johore on Monday. He called it a "very spirited and successful
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    THOSE BEAVERS MAY RUN AT A PROFIT NOW
    112 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday THE Government-owned Federation Air Service will be taken over by the Malayan Railway the Dirertor of Civil Aviation. Mr. Max Oxford, told the Straits Times today. The service Ls now managed by Malayan Airways but thLs arrangement expires on
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    Firing practice
    30 7 Firing practice will take I place at Blakang Mati from 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. from June 7to June 11 and again from June 14 to June 18.
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      144 7 BALDWIN -LIMA -HAMILTON A NEW SYMBOL OF SERVICE TO INDUSTRY Liniu Tip* M i'^utnu.iri Lrant L> uantu if^gß: LilDI Lima Type 802 uUh Shovel Attachment. Kor detailed Information ple.isp write or phone to on •jinetrlng Department. Bulletins on the shovels, cranes drag mrs mi obligation. Specifications: Type 34 Tvp. 8()J
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      170 7 The weather); MIXI M I M TFMPKRATIRE 1 7.30 p.m. on May 25 to 7.30 a.m j on May 26) Singapore 77 degrees, i Penang 76, Kotß Bahru 74, Kuala Lumpur 75, Ipoh 73, Kuantan 74. MAXIM IX TEMPER ATIRK: i (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on May 26 I
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    Another German ship arrives
    50 8 Another German freighter belonging to the HamburgAmerica Line, the 6,997-ton Hoeehst, arrived in Singapore yesterday on her maiden voyige to the Far East. She brought to Singapore a '000 tons of cargo, which ln■luried German beer, paper, inions from Aden, Dutch potaoes and milk, and chemicals.
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    120,000 defy the rain for Billy
    67 8 1 20,000 defy the rain for Billy EVANGELIST CROWDS EMPIRE STADIUM MORE THAN 120.000 people crowd the ram-soaked Empire Stadium at Wembley, London, for the last meeting in the Greater London crusade of the American evangelist Billy Graham. The people on the pitch had been shut out originally, but the
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    ROTARY TO AID STUDENTS
    143 8 ROTARY TO AID STUDENTS Fund is ready ITNIYERSITY1 T NIYERSITY of Malaya *-> undergraduates in need of funds to complete thenstudies, are invited to apply to Singapore Rotary Club for aid from its student loan fund Applications should be sent to the secretaries of the club. Joan Tooke's Secretarial Agency,
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    Shopkeeper is fined $250
    37 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. iamsudin, a shopkeeper, of \yer Manis Estate, was fined •250 here today for moving re- tiicted articles of food. He had a permit but exceeded the quantity of some arti■les
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    Six attack one
    37 8 A gang of six pounced on an Indian. Mari Muttu. in St. Georges Road. Singapore, yesterday morning and stabbed him Muttu was unable to say 1 why he was attacked, a police spokesman said.
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    Decision on claim held
    75 8 Judgment was reserved in the Smpapore Hieh Court yesterday in the civil suit in which a Scremban businessman, Mr. Gan Kirn Huat. claimed a refund of $18,690 paid to Sennett Realty Company as a deposit on a house which he allesed was not completed in time.
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    Sent for trial
    41 8 KUANTAN. Wed. -Mat Noor bin Jusoh. 30, of Beserah was committed to stand trial at the High Court on a charge of robbing a woman of $40 at the Sungei Karang-Jeram Estate Road on Nov. 24 last year.
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    NEW TRAINING FARM FOR JOHORE SOON
    174 8 NEW TRAINING FARM FOR JOHORE SOON Plan to aid handicapped A MODEL training farm is to be built «t Tampoi as] part of a rehabilitation scheme for handicapped people in Johore. A spokesman for Johore I State Welfare office yesterday said that an 11 -acre site had been selected for
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    Six years of school free for all
    301 8 PROGRESS PARTY'S MANIFESTO is their aim THE NEED FOR improved educational facilities in Singapore is stressed by the Progressive Party in its election platform for 1955, which was published yesterday. The party said that its ultimate goal for every Singapore child was six
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    $20 fine for wrong parking
    60 8 A motorist, Nr Van Peng of Crane Road, off Joo Chiat Road, was fined $20 in Singapore yesterday for parking his car in a lane between two car parks in Raffles Place at 1 p.m. on April 8. Ng's car obstructed vehicles from coming and
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    Motorist fined
    33 8 For parking t i-a r within .10 feet of a bus- stop in Now Bridge Road on April 4. Pnh Guan Lcong of Covrnt Gardens, was fined $25 in Singapore yesterday.
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    Didn't halt: $40
    37 8 Tan Kay Hwa of Tan Tye Place was fined $40 in Singapore yesterday for failing to stop at a "Halt" sign at the junction of MacKenzie Road and Bukit Timah Road on Sept. 12.
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    'CUSTOMERS' STEAL $2,000 OF JEWELS FROM THREE SHOPS
    128 8 SINGAPORE police are looking for thrcr Javanese who ••••cently stole more than 52.000 worth of jewellery from three shops. On Tuesday they got away with seven gold bangles worth 51. 360 fr.m a goldsmith in Bukit Pan jane The Chinese proprietor left
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    A CAR CAME —AND A GIRL IS RESCUED
    122 8 rE timely approach of a motorist at the junction of Caldecott Hip and Thomson Road. Singapore, on Tuesday night saved a young Chinese girl who was beine molested. She w.»s strangling with a .Malay on a grass patch .it the junction, when
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    MAGISTRATE SAID: 'I'M A WITNESS"
    64 8 MAGISTRATE SAID: 'I'M A WITNESS" When a motorist appeared in a Singapere court yesterday accused of negligent driving, the Magistrate. Mr. T. Kulasekaram, asked him: Do you know I am a witness in your case? The motorist, Tan Chin Hua. of East Reclamation Road, replied: "No." HN case was transferred
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    GOVERNOR WILL BE THEIR HOST
    235 8 rE Governor, -Sir John Nicoll, will on June 3 (n--tertain to tea the Singapore contingent of 23 officer* and boys who will attend the Boys' Brigade founder's centenary camp at Eton in August. The Colony contingent will j leave by ship In three groups next
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    511 9 oiV the babble of many clever tongues on January 27, ambled for yet another meeting of the League >N were friendly gatherings for, by tacit agreement, most areful to keep their discussions meaningless lest one ijßOtber. The elegant assembly gasped with horror, therefore. am Krmlishman, bronzed by the sun
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    drug rings that menaced world health
    748 9 drug rings that menaced world health waters, striking down the once-sturdy peasantry. Rus^ sell learned that 17 out of 20 Egyptians now had bilharzia. To compensate for lack of vigour and virility, the men took stimulating drugs, which proved worse tyrants than the worm. Drue dealers fattened on steadily-increasing "demands
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      602 9 ANOKI.IN. che n«w mcdiial discovery lhal help* pwp'' rediKC over»ei«hc haj arrived in Malaya! Angclin it a new way of rrciuting rx»t« weight »afe, jure and easy. Angelin tonsiMs of trwtial while lableti made ni harmlets inert vegetable suhstame thai wienie nas |uvi found ran M at an "appetite-appea\er" which
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      145 9 Shmrimmh Holntos I'll kill to hvvp him! (?>l*'^n*rlfiffl t ßffls^W±<t4jA M y HU&BANP LOVE& V^ 'W v wlMl > NEVEP J I I HOPE r\E Hi vou,*'S6 Pl/nba*?/ ves, *w?sA Wv^Vwr^s? S I rA E MIM A- P- t mOlme&-- IT^P MAY BE in r—^7 GIBSON, jMd^JU^^^L.l AwAY FeO/ I
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    257 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Asso- riatlon reported: 'The marlcet continued quietly steady in industrials and tins but tl.ere was a shrinkage in turnover »ltn buyers reluctant to l.use their bids. Rubbers were irregular. Members of l' Association reported the following business done yesterday: Alexandra Brick ord« $3.45; Gammon
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    QUIET TRADE IN SHARES
    200 10 Collieries decline PHE improved conditions on the Singapore Sh;i r Market which became evident on Tuesda; •ontir ued yesterday but tht volume of buftines shrunk away slijfhtly. This was due to buyers being reluctant ,heir bids to limits set by sellers. Malayan Collieries declined to their
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    22 10 SINGAPORK \1 TIN; S3^2 per pi< „1 (up 50 cents). RUBBER: 621 cents a lb (down five-eighths l( f rent)
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    125 10 MEL3OIH--Invest men ..s conUnm Stock Exrhansr with no i election nerves yet that judging from th« p clared by both part if main good buying whiwins. Loan 1956-59 £94 1 Loan 3Vi 1956-59 A. P.M. (New) 193 Bankof N.S.W US 1 1 Bradford 34 3 Aust. Consol Ind
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    RUBBER PRICES
    118 10 June first grade rubber Singapore last night at $2\ lb.. five-eighths of a iei Tuesday's close. The prlrc .--tner. cents ana 62 cent*, I with buying and I Therf was a nryicratp and trw market eh sed steady quir Closing prices j-e<terd per ib. vere: No. 1 Rs.S.
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    ChungKhiaw Bank profit
    140 10 rE Chung Khiaw Bank made a not profit of I $399,371 list yt-ar. Mr. Lav Pak Khuen, tho acting chairman told the fourth annual general meet ing. ProvlslOß had been made to transfer $250,000 out of 'his profit to general reserve said Mr. Lav. Satisfactory continued, progress
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    RUBBER OUTPUT
    79 10 TOTAL ruhJx-r output duriiii; April in thr Krdrrition w.is 4'MO7 tons, is against iXJXtZ tons in March. During the first four months of the year .Malaya's production was 17i. i>74 tons as against 184.171 tons for the same period in 1953. Xx ports in April were 15,393 tons,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    123 10 Singapore Chinese Produce > change: noon prices per Picul were Copra: quiet, easy. June $31 'j buyers. $32 sellers; July *30' bu\ers. $30 sellers Coconut oil unchanged, quiet; $55 seller:. Pepper quiet, no business reported, white pepper down »7 50. black down $2.50 Muntok white $240. Sarawak Lampong
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    64 10 The Malayan ExcrwiiLi tloo made the follow: in it.s rates to BMKtmnti Canada buvin, T.I < mall. 0..D 32 3/lfi N credit bills 32 trade The follow mc were TT. or OH ready Canada 32\. Rivals 11» On the free cxehai Hong Kouk yesterrirr was quoted at S
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    Rubber for China
    46 10 COLOMBO WM < buy more than (h< of rubber from Ceyl i current year. Under the Cey'.on CUn sheet rubber annun:! rrnl year Ceylon's rubber Mas also b. en China for salr on as undrr (he part Chinas accepts" Is r\ppotrd to follon I
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    90 10 Ships King alongsidr U pure Harbour Board mli.i' ported today arc: Cat Marpossa 45. Belleville C wyvis 6 7. O:.Kambodia 13 14. Hoeg 15 16. Mataram 1R I lama N Wall 8 Olang BlaOC 23 24 K I Silverstream 27 28. B 29 30. Glengarry 31 S sar
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      294 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG ASSISTANT REGISTRAR OR ADMINISTRATIVK ASSISTANT Application', are Invited for the i po.,t of Assistant Registrar or Administrative Assistant. Candidates should possess a British University degree and applicants for the senior post should have had suitable experience in academic or educational administrative work. The successful
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      501 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS ASSISTANT VETERINARY OFFICER In the Veterinary Research Institute. Ipoh. Salary 8c«le Division II $408xA24-52t/576xA24-720 plus COLA at current rates and Housing Allowance If quarters are not provided. Selected applicant appointed on Probation for three I years and liable for transfer within the Federation of Malaya. Qualtfl- cations: Citizens
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      436 10 NOTICES In the Matter of LUKUT TIN DREDGING LIMITED and In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE. I 194 A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 231 of the Companies Ordinance 1940 a meeting of the creators of the abovenamed Company will be held at Robinsons Building Mountbatten
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      761 10 NOTICES NOTICE WELL-ESTABLISHED European Import Company wi»h«« contact interested party with view »o change lof ownership. Highest credentials required from Principal* only Replleo to Box A 6658. ST., trented in »trlrte«t confidence NOTICE WORKING MEN'S HOTELSWell- known owning and operating first -class Working Men's Hotel* In the United Kingdom wlsl
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    632 12 Well, how DO you get a child off to bed? discusses a parent's poser youil probably be facing TONIGHT TIIINKINCi point: are children really so different from grown upsV Here's one big difference, <\i any rate bed-time I feel about my bed as a caterpillar must feel about his cosy
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    467 12  -  (iii/mhv n\i in n ANOTHER ARTICLE ON A FASCINATING SUBJECT 'hi QI'RING I hi* process of I \\;ikiii}; up your tenses come back in he revene order to ivhich ihev disappear(l when you went to deep. Your senses of touch and
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    30 12 AND SMALLER Three contrasting iu-h- hat styles I rum Puns and laiiidon Creation in the centre ;s called Gossamer Spring. Bottom is the 'toMer she'll' beret made in red sisal
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      130 12 Feelinp trnpital Thai 'Yiyella' shirt*. |.vj,una;. whenever day and L n i g Uv Viyelja IF IT SHRINKS WE 'HiMi m mlto mntit in 111/ 7^^ *^A IIJ J j 1 1 (made m I arc i I fe^i slcckh »j iblc under t iblc: eoooon high-cla^ More H IMhWm
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      327 12 The Straits Times Crossword jjj«»«w*p*p«—*imJ 27. Crrmon.l > j,-ie;it nddle (5). I 1 -r-— 'P Old .spell his Fairy Queen has 1 2 3 Lv^ b 7 8 X 1 I I Ksissl 29 do(n ve r prosper: whafi I" A f^ T^ T"^ 1 the re? Harrington) (7). in
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    Rovers score 10-run victory
    38 13 bowling b-. (handy, who took fl\e for Kl. K:.<ris Rovan to be.v Anslo. onl by 10 runs In ihe*: match here. made 60 <R. Krishnan ACS were out 50 (.Yap Chin 1!V lincam 4-2V>.
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    Hector Hogan for U.S. meet
    81 13 CALIFORNIA. Wed Hector Ho-] gan. Australia's fn.stest sprinter, will <om|M-te in the 100-yard dash at th<> Cmnpton invitational tract: meet on June 4. HovNin who lias equalled American Patton'i as world mirk la Uml 11)0. will t:ue an exceptionally ta*l held tocludtni defoiuling champion uilield.
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    ARTLARSEN DEFEATS RUFFLED VIC SEIXAS
    277 13 ftose beaten by Tony Trabert PHREE American, an^ A^^' .ontcst the semi-finals of the'mcVs "n^.e h;,mp.onship in the French international tennis ournament After Enrique Morea of v i ludK Patty and Art Larsen had I 2StehS ,uite oas.lv they were joined by the American hampion
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    227 13 T E of th ttt annual sin- Kapore Swimmmg club chamP'onslnp galas .fio beheld B Rhu on Saturday at 4 pm There are 140 ent: PlMeen.ye.rMjW Nonmi Butchliuon It Ti.iing girl ■Wlauntf who took part in tht •v Asian Games held at Manila .any this
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    SCOTLAND WIN
    26 13 HEISINKI. Wed -^Scotland defeated Finland 2-1 in an Interna- match In thi- Olympic Stadium here last nizht. The halftime scorr was 1-0 A P.
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    CARR IN EASY 2nd ROUND GOLF WIN
    227 13 IDINBI K(.H Wednesday. JOE AKK of Dublin, joint favourite with America's Frank Stranahan for the British amateur golf championship, had a comfortable victory in his second round match at the Muirfield links yesterday. j Carr defeated Robert Neill. Of East Renfrewshire, four and
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    SIR GORDON GOES HOME
    68 13 SIX CORDON XI( lIAKUS wnves iheerfully to LandauS Mipporli'rs from the ambulance, as he leavo Salisbury Inlirmarv on May Bt, after recovering from a concussion received in his fall at Salisbury races on May 19. A short while after this picture was taken, it was announced
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    M'sex had shocks before winning
    405 13 LONDON. Wednesday. MIDDLESEX are setting a hot pace in the English T1 County cricket championships. A three-wicket win over Hampshire yesterday gave them their fifth ronserutivc victory. Warwickshire forfeited their hundred percent record against Yorkshire but took first Innings points In a match marred by
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    LIEN HWA B.P. v MAYFLOWER
    73 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Lien Hwa B.P. team eolng to SinKapore to play a charity match against Mayflower B.P on Tuesday will be: Chan Kirn I ecmir. Lee Yew Senp. P A. L. Goncaga. Chun Slew Hlns. Lai Fook Yini!. I.im Kirn Senp. A. Aziz.
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    IP BEATEN
    52 13 SURBITON Surrey. Wed E Tiial Malavai MMM 4 the third round of the men's singles In the Surrey lawn tennis championships yesterday with v 6—4. 9—l win over Basil Kat* i KlKMie.su In another second round match K. H Ip iHniiKkoiiKi MM beaten 6 -0. 6—l by Australian
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    Van Lidth takes his 2nd title
    114 13 KOALA LUMPLR, Wed. \IAIAVAN ho< kty star E. J van Lioth won his .second title in the Selannor hard-court graded tennis championships when he beat his doubles pattner J C. Cordy 7 5.1 6 2. in the men.- .single* final today. V.m I.idth looked
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    TULI WANTS FIGHT WITH SHIRAI
    113 13 LONDON. Wed yoUTH AFRICAN Jake Tuli. BritLsh Knipiif llyw.-i^ht boxinp champion, wants to fIKtH Yashio Shiiai of Ja|)an for the world title. His manager, Jim Wick.s. ha.s written to Mr Onslow Fane. Chairman of the Briti-h BoxinK Board of Control, who is also a member
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    Pakistan had to stop bid for runs to save game
    366 13 LONDON. Wed THE PAKISTAN touring cricketers 1 drew their three-day match h gainst the Marylebone Cricket Club in their first game at Lord's, the headquarters if cricket, here yesterday. Set Die formidable task of scoring 208 to Aln in 140
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    DRAW FOR THE MAY MEDAL
    79 13 The draw and times for 'he IMand Clubs Ladles Section May Monthly Medal, to be playnd on Friday, are: 320 pm Mrs Dudley Mrs I.im 325 Mrs McMullan v Mrs. Morrison; 3.30 Mrs Strickland v Mrs Wong; 335 Mrs Smart v Ml<=> Reilly; 340 Mrs
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    Asian soccer championship next year
    194 14 FED., SINGAPORE IN CENTRAL ZONE THE FEDERATION of Malaya and Singapore have been provisionally grouped with Burma, Vietnam, Cambodia and Indonesia in the Central Zone for the football championship of Asia, which is expected to start early next year. The competition, which will be held
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    Rotterdam get their first points
    199 14 Rotterdam get their first points f>OTIOM-OF-THE-LEAGVE Ro!- terdam Trading SC so/ired then flrst points when they beat Robinson Sports Club by 3-1 in their Sineapore Business Houses FA Div 3 camp at River Va'ley Road yesterday. Rotterdam deserved their win. for they were the better team, superloi in attack and
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    Island title to Mrs. Murchison
    69 14 Mrs. Murchison won the Isl.md Club s Ladies Club championship on Sunday by «i> ning the final »a Mi> Morrison by two up. To re »ch the final Mrs Mun had previoush beaten Mrs MclfUllan by 2 and 1. and Mrs Jancen by 3 and
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    PLLO BUKOM XI WERE NOT THERF
    51 14 A large crowd who turned up to watch the return match between Mercantile Bank and Pulr Bukom in the Singapore Business Houses FA flrst dlvis'on league match fixed for the pndang yesterday were disappointed M the referee and the Bukom team did not show
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    DRAW IN DIV. 3
    39 14 Thornycroft SC and Boustead SC drew 2-2 in their SBHFA Dtv. 3 match at Farrer Park yestrrdav ScoriTs were Rashld and Mgm for Boustead; Wai Chye and LWBg Chye for Thornycroft. Lee Pak Ton,; refereed
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    DARBY WIN
    34 14 Slme Darby beat Mercantile Ban.; L'-l in a S.BH.F.A. Reserve League match at S.H B. ground yesterday Scorers for Darby were l*-ft-win-eer PC Hind and left-half T. P. Flynn D. Urn refeieed
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    SPRING B.P. TO PLAY BANK TEAM
    68 14 Spring Badminton Par nsainst the OCBC Staff Miv. in i friendly badminton match, consisting of four men* singles and three men s doubles to be played at th-> Mess court on Saturday a! 7 p m will be: Foo Kok Sam. Foo K(^ Tan
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    SPOTTING THE WINNERS.
    369 14 B> bTSOM MbW My tin to follow at the PenaW lurl Club SummtT Meeting are: MAJESTIC BIGHT: Put up a splendid performance at Kuala Lumpur three weeks ago when he camt from a long way back to nose out consistent Barakai over 6f. Seven furlongs looks ideal
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    SEVENTH WIN FOR SELANGOR C.R.C.
    211 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Wrd. Chinrsc RecroaO tinn Club kept their unbeaten record when they whipped the league champions. Slangor Indian Association, four-nil In a Division One m <• r league match at Princes Road today. This was their seventh win md took their total to 14—
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    47 14 TOKYO. Wed Japans «nni.m tennis rhawpton, Sachiko Kamo leaves on June 9 for EiikLuh: pete in the Wimbledon ten: I nament. the Japan Lawn TCBBII Aa> •OClatkUl announced today She will be the first Tipani woman to pl« il Wimbledon, the newspapei Asahi rrpoti.- AT
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    31 14 CALIFORNIA. 1 Gonzales defeat eri Prank t; 4 last mch' ■uifi Ini lead over the Auttl with only three matches left Jack Kramer national pi tennis tour— A. P.
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    Airways scored almost at will
    286 14 PLATING with only ten men for 47 minutes nine for the rest of the game. Stanvai sportClub were trounced six-one by Malayan Airways in a SAFA Div. I match played at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Stanv.u' goalkeeper "»h played a disappointing game Had he been
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