The Straits Times, 28 May 1954

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    12 1 The Straits Times. fcsld. 154.1 SI\(;\I»OKi:, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1954. 15 CENTS.
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    BALDED BABIES RIDDLE
    20 1 >ionyjiospital baffled BLAST KILLS 91 IN WARSHIP I jling' ater ing CO jjy nurse lucstioned her (lids
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    Eden calls on Chou En-lai
    36 1 EVA, Thurs. The Brljn Secretary. Mr d on Chinese Fo- Mr. Ch and the two talked n then went t Under Secretary <>l v.r Bedel] Smith. and Foreign Ministe: Krnnchman 1
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    Carrier 'sabotaged': Congresswoman wants full report
    224 1 IXITED STATES N.i\.»i the Cmgre^ committee had „l Inquirj will start earlier said lhat his tomirstigations here today into mitt,-, «,,ui i investigate the slerdaj > explosion .ino.ird disistrr c aircraft carrier BcaaMc-- The Secretary lor the Naw which .Wile* 91 nen and Mr
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    SHAWCROSS HERE FOR AIR PROBE
    107 1 SHA WCROSS HERE FOR AIR PROBE Fire expert arrives, too MiIRiSTOPHER Shawcross, Q.C.. flew into Singapore last night from Britain to represent \.C. at the Kallang air crash inquiry which opens on Monday. .rived with Capt. G. S 8.0.A.C Inspector of tain, and Mr. cretary and scr One of the
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    Chaplin the peacemaker
    44 1 LONDON, Thurs. Th< V,, im eil today awarded the World Peace Prtee to harported. I, was announced that Mr |,ad informed the PrrsidnTm <-f the Council thathe accepted the prize and would \\Z the money 'for works Of Jetc?and friendship." Router.
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    They waited for 'oily' man
    49 1 W ere •■ailed oul last m h to deal with hund S Oi, is' School and s jo'rph's Church in s.: nTh. hope of catehhn rSmpse ni the 'oily -nan Oil} *if. d a nd the crowd graduall--evrral hours' J visil. <^ rr Paß<> 6)
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    ROLL CALL FOR MISS MALAYA BEAUTIES
    160 1 ROLL CALL FOR MISS MALAYA BEAUTIES 4LL contestants In the A Miss Malaya Quest will attend a registration muster in the Capitol Blue Room between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. on June 9. The Blue Room will be closed to the public and no iudges will be pre.-ent of the
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    Siam wants new markets
    62 1 HXMiKOK. Thurs en metit sources .said today thai Blam had told its diplomatlc missions abroad to see* d markets for Siamese I India. Indonesia and Ceylon weie singled out as good f prosp< i B im ha allotted 702.254; tons of rice for export to date
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    'No hard feelings' says Malaya
    203 1 'No hard feelings' says Malaya KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. POLITICIANS, business chiefs, government union loaders and Mala- yan Civil Servanis all over the Federation spoke as one today and said: no hard feelings." The man who thought they may have the High Commissioner. General Sii Gerald Tempter told a press conference
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    16 officers accused of plotting
    88 1 16 officers accused of plotting CAIRO. Thurs. SIXTEEN Egyptian cavalry officers were accused today, of plotting against the state. Fifteen were charged with plotting mutiny in the armed lorces with the object ot ov< rthrowlng the present regime by force, thus endangering the country's security." One was charged with commlttlng
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    Pneumonia—at 22,500 ft.
    49 1 Pneumonia at 22,500 ft. new delhi. Than. Sir Edmund Hillary Is ill with pneumonia 22,500 feet up on Mount Makalu in the Himalayas. According to a report reaehthe foot of the mountain today, Sir Edmund, who Is leading a New Zealand expedition, was taken ill on May 19. Renter.
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    THE PRINCESS IS A WINNER
    87 1 LONDON. Thurs The winner ol a magaslne crossword puzzle competition was announced here today: Her Royal Highness. Princess Mat I efiiti'i n| Conn t i .i i r> magaslne su hoax when the signature ol the Queen .s si. tir tinned up on tin winning
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    'QUEEN'S HOTEL' IS BURNED
    132 1 'QUEEN'S HOTEL' IS BURNED NAIROBI. Thurs rpilh Tteetops Hotel, near Nyer; WtM n lie )u>en was staying when Kinc Oeorse VI died, was burnt down last night, presumably by Mau Mau terrorists The'hotel. stood in a mant tig tree many feet above the ground. It had been closed lot some
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    King is now a general
    64 1 KAIMANDU. Ihurs.— King Tribuvan of Nepal was today !>n>. nted with a sword ot honour by Mr C H Summerhayes>. the British Amba.-^-adoi. as a formal token of his appointment as honorary general in the British Army Handing over the sword and sash. Mr Summerhayes
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    LAST OF ELBA COMET DRAGGED FROM SEA
    185 1 fie***** LONDON. Thursday THE TAIL SECTION of the Comet airliner Yoke Petor which crashed into the sea off the Isle of Elbe on January 10 has been recovered, a message received by the Admiralty here today announced. This means that all the important
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    FRANCE WILL NOT LET U.S. STEP IN YET
    267 1 FRANCE WILL NOT LET U.S. STEP IN YET And Bidault says its war or peace in ten days WASHINGTON. Thiirschiv EVANCf is to delay asking the I niteri Stales fo intervene in Indo-China, said French diplomats today. The delay will last as lonn as ceasefire talks ate on at Geneva.
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    5,000 year-old boats found
    59 1 CAIRO, Thurs.— Two 5000--year old "solar" boats which I the ancient Egyptians believicd earned the souLs of the dead to the after-life have been discovered near here. The ancient Egyptian! believed that the boats would sail a course set by the tun passing through 24 Rates
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    Boy, 14, killed
    33 1 A 14 year-old cyclist. I.im Rrr Guan, was fatally injured when he was involved in a collision with a car near the Ocean Park Hotel. East Coast Road. Singapore, yesterday.
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    Baby in dustbin
    18 1 The body of a rial found in a dustbin in the General Hospital Singapore, yesterday.
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    French launch big air attack
    60 1 French launch big air attack HANOI. Thurs. l'L'kxch warplanea jres- terday launched a heavy attack alone the western rim of the Red River Delta. Mam target was th minh regiment besieging V< n Phu. key OQtposi near to Limestone Crags where the Vietmlnh arms dumps are hidden 111 secret e:i
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    STOP PRESS
    91 1 Mil I I IRY I \M i HINCi I OM onfei n< i ix-iw i militai ntt'u ials I itcd .M, i >nd mortar bombs ae.. the Y>n Phu samson while •i bombers counter- rl where In the thickly popul the Vl« tmlnn to worr;. busy reorganising t!:>
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    20 NUDES ATTACK A MAN
    76 1 GRAND FORKS. Thur.v Twenty nude women attacked Mr Ralph Mclntosh. a school dance officer, when Intried to get them to send their children to school Mr. Mclntosh. a former Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman, was scratched and bruised as the women tore at his clothes. iinbrn
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    Navarre on way out, they say
    207 2 Navarre on way out, they say WASHINGTON. Thurs. L T NITED States CongresJ sional sources said today that the French soon will remove Gen. Henri Navarre as commander in Indo-China. aid hit most probable successor is Gen Rene Cognj •Mtirier In Northern indo-Chlna, who has won praise trom American military
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    Session off
    29 2 MOSCOW. Thurv The rpe--inn of the Supreme Foviet of the Russian Federation called for today to celele sooth annlvei th- Ukraine's reunion with r has been postponed
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    SCHOOL BAN WRONG—COURT
    60 2 SCHOOL BAN WRONG— COURT MEW DELHI. Thurs. The Indian Supreme Court jrestertiav ruled that a Romhav Government order btnnins Asians from European managed p»bools waa nnconstitutlc n The order 'vn.= mac to encourase Hindustani .is the language m school i. Schools run and staffed by Europeans and Anglo-Indians Government officials
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    Come in and talk with us, Red China tells U.S.
    322 2 PROBLEM OF THOSE 32 AMERICANS r.ENEVA, Thursday. COMMUNIST China said yesterday the best way for the U.S. to try for the release of 32 Americans imprisoned in China is through direct negotiations at Geneva. Huang Hi\a, spokesman for the Chinese
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    U.S. refuses visa to Nobel winner
    88 2 U.S. refuses visa to Nobel winner AMBRIIXIK. Thurs PROFESSOR Paul Adrien Dirar. Nobrl Prize wlnninj; British physicist, disclosed yesterday that hr has been refused a visa to <nter (he United States for year's study. "I uas just turned down flat." he said. Professor Mrac had been Invited to study advanced
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    Union leader wants inquiry
    69 2 SYDNEY. Thurs. Mr Lau- rence Short. National Secretary of the Australian Ironworkers Association, .said Communist liaison between Australia and Indonesia should be investigated during the Petrov Royal Commission inquiry. Mr. Short, who returned yesterday from a visit to the U.S.. England. Europe and Ada, Mid recent
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    Sharett: No talks with Britain
    62 2 JERUSALEM. Thurs. The Israeli Prime Minister. Mr. Mo>*ir Sharett. yesterday den•i'd tliat IsTMI was negotiating with Britain to grant bases in ihe Ncßeve. Israel's southern desert. H was replying to a motion in Parliament by a Communist member. Mr. Meir Wllner, who asked for a
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    BING CROSBY SUED FOR U.S. $65,000
    128 2 SAN FRANCISCO. Ihurs niNG CROSBY and his son. Gary. 20, were sued f or i U5565,000 by two Mexicans who were injured on Monday in a road accident Involving youn? Crosby's car. JtMM Hernandez. 24. driver of the second car. and Doniecio Ayala.lB. a
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    Back to U.S.
    27 2 OTTAWA. Thurs. LieutGen. Asim Ucar, Chief of Staff of the Turkish Air Force, returned to Washington yesterday afte: a seven-day visit to, Canada. —A.P.
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    U.S. probing Dr. Bunche
    64 2 NEW YORK. Thurs.-Mr. Walter White, a Negro leader, said that the loyalty investication of Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Is '"an unseemly farce." Dr. Bunche, a high United Nations official, spent most of Tuesday closeted with a U S Government Loyalty Board. Board Chairman, Mr. Pierce J.
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    Commanders meet
    34 2 ISMAILIA. Thurs -A shal Sir Claud( Polly, Force Middle East C der-in -Chief, flew t< ye.uerday for staff talk j Admiral Earl Mountba 1i Royal Navy's Medfc Commander-in -Chief. announcer, here.- Ri
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    The big Mau Mau sweep is over
    126 2 NAIROBI. Thurs. U'AST Africa Army headquarters announced yesterday that tn. main DhMM of "Oneration Anvil" clearing many thousands of Man M.vi from Nairobi— had been "sueeeastuity completed." Man of the 5.000 troop* brought into Nairobi one month aso to launch the first bis
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    184 2 jriace oi conference ADMIRAL Arthur H, States Joint fhiefsoi^,, terday that military lal ber of nations. Including the defence of South I Admiral Radford bi Foreign Affairs Co i the House of Rep r < S( 1 for nearly threp hou private hearing on th« problems of creating defence
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    EVOLT 'RAIN' IN GUATEMALA
    44 3 NOW IT IS THE H-SUIT THIS lo:»il-roatrfl. white cotton H-bomb suit has born invontoil by a Japanese, fhoi chi Tsukada. who claims mat it will minimise the dancer from radiation The suit tan be made for 14. Pop per picture
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    Mystery plane drops leaflets
    112 3 .1 ATKMAI.A CITY. Thurs. i TWIN-MOTOR plane flow over this city last niuht dropping Ir;ifl<ts urging the people to revolt against the government. Ie, a prry DC-4. flow ie rity from north to md then :mm smith to finishing off with a ■to circle at 600
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    Canadian army goes American
    49 3 Canadian army goes American OTTAWA. Thurs, -The Cana my ha., rr pS e fd CC arS r iW yesterday Details of the howitzrr are secret but it us known that it was designed in 1930 and used In World War II it is considered morr accurate K5J3&.?" the Britlsh
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    Electricians may boycott A-plants
    221 3 UAION LEADER WARM* ,__i LONDON. Thursday. pLhCTRK JANS will boycott atomic plants used solely for the destruction of mankind. Mr Tom incent. leader of the Electrical Trade Union, said at Margate. Kent, yesterday. But he added it would be premature to do this at present since
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    Airlines end year-long legal battle
    167 3 Airlines end year -long legal battle WASHINGTON, Thurs. LAWYERS today concluded a bitter legal battle between three great United States airlines Pan American World Airways, frans World Airlines and Northwest Airlines over the Far Ea.st flying routes in a ClvU Aeronautics Board hearing th.it bus been going on for nearly
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    Poet, 83, gets the Queen's medal
    51 3 LONDON. Thurs. The Queen ha.s awarded her 1954 cold medal for poetry to Mr. Ralph Hodgson. 83-year-old j Fnglish poet who is living in America. Buckingham Palace announced last night. Mr. Hodgson was formerly lecturer and professor of English studies at Rendai UniverMty, Japan.
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    Shops aid guides
    40 3 LONDON, Thurs. Some 1, 250.000 packets Of short-cake, "girl guide biscuits" are to be put on sale in British grocer shops in June. Part of the profits will help raise £10.000 for the Guides Endowment Fund —Router.
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    Black Friday
    32 3 LONPON, Thiir.s.^ Friday pay day is the black day for ac- I ririents in East Busses, police authorities said They reported 270 accidents In the area I in April.- Renter.
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    POLICE PROBE BIDS TO BRIBE STABLE BOYS
    79 3 LONDON. Thurs. Police and Jockey Club security officers are investigating allegations that bookmakers have been trying to bribe stable boys at big Yorkshire stables to dope race bones. Certain bookmakers' agents. it is alleceri have been touring Yorkshire training villages trying to persuade
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    Tanker beached
    39 3 RIO DE JANB:iRO. Thurs. The Swedish tanker Halindcl went aground in Guana Bara i Bay yesterday and first report! said the ship suffered a dam- I aged hull and lost some 4.000 tons of diesel oil.— U.P.
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    Aircraft gift
    26 3 OTTAWA. Thurs. Canada is to Rivr Grcrcc and Turkey 54 jet fighters used in Europe. They are beinc replaced hy more powerful aircraft. U.P.
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    Victoria's statue has head blown off
    127 3 GBOBGBTOWN, British (iuia- na. Thurs THF. head of Queen Victoria's statue here was blown off by dynamite yesterday. The left arm holding the Orb was also blown off and the i chair extensively damaged, j Supporters of the People's Progressive Party arc believed to
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    LONDON STOCKS
    310 3 LONDON, Thurs fENERALLY Arm conditions exUt- cd in market* today particularly l among domesrir lasues. There wba a reasonably well-suv-i.uned demand for gllledgtd lons nnd irredeemable stocks but I he chief features were to fte iouna among lnKncineennßs again went ahedd under the head pi Guest Ke«n and
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    LONDON TIN
    26 3 LONDON May 27. Cash I Buyers C 721; Sellers t722' Forward Buyers £719; Sellers t7>o; Settlement €722':. Turnover a.m. 90 tons; p.m. !>0 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    43 3 lOXDON. May 27— Spot 18,ri lulv 18 ,d Aug. 18 T s d.. Sept. :8 ri Oct -Dec 19' id. Jan -Mar. m\d Apr-June 19\d.. June elf !> lfid July r If. 18\d Auk c.1.1 18 11 lfid Tone Quirt 1. •-'eady.
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    BIG DROP IN CRIME, SAYS MR. MORRIS
    197 4 BIG DROP IN CRIME, SAYS MR. MORRIS nnHE Singapore Police i Commissioner, Mr. Nigel Morris, who left for England yesterday said that there has been a significant drop in serious crime in the Colony during the past three months. Mr. Morris, who will be away for three months, will attend
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    A Templer legacy to people in the villages
    237 4 25 RURAL HEALTH CENTRES BY 1960 KUALA LUMPUR, Thinsday. PLANS for the development of a rural health service were disclosed by the High Commissioner, Gen. Sir Gerald Templer, at his Press conference yesterday. With the help of Colonial Development Corporation and welfare
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    Penang plans an art gallery
    40 4 PENANG, Thurs.— A public meeting is to be called |n Penane soon to consider establlshine an art gallery. One of the convenors is Mr. Tav Hooi Keat, secretary of the Penansr and Province Arts Council
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    Temple thief gaoled
    29 4 TAIPING, Thurs. Raju. 30, pleaded guilty to theft o: a ceremonial urn from the Mariamen Temple at Kota Road He was sentenced to tour months' gaol.
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    LIFT THE RENDEL CURTAIN, HE SAID
    182 4 But it still stayed down AN UNOFFICIAL member failed at yesterday's meeting of the Singapore Rural Board to have a public debate on the Rendol Commission's recommendations Hp ni Mr H. J. C Kula- i <P;u*ir Pan.ianß> lmmediately after his spirited plea for an
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    An embrace cost $50
    68 4 TEMERLOH. Thurs Yaacob bin Chek 20. a pad! planter, ot Kampong Bukit Lada Kuala Krau Tcmerloh was founa cuilty here ot nouse trespass and was fined $50. or three weeks' gaol. Sarah binte Yacob tola the court that she was asleep in her room when she
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    New officer
    34 4 KLUANG. Thurs Mr. I. B Mendel has assumed duties I here as Administrative Ot* Kiiang. in piace of Mr J. P b:.i. kledge. vho has left for Er.cland on -ix months* leave
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    $214,000 PRIZES UNCLAIMED
    93 4 Xl ALA U >«Pl K Ihurs— Lot- tery prizes totalling $214,000 were unclaimed in 1952 and last year and have been for- j teited. it vn announced today The Serial and Welfare Lotteries Board collected $8,712,125 from ticket sale* last year and paid $5.211. "'fi I i
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    'NOW THERE'S TOO MUCH RICE,' SAYS Mr. MacD
    209 4 'NOW THERE'S TOO MUCH RICE,' SAYS Mr. MacD THF. SITUATION In tho rice world his rd radically during th*> last year, said the Imn missioner (lenpral. Mr Malcolm .Maonnnald. whin hr opened thi- it;h th meeting of the miimili.i--tivc Committer M |{k at Phoenix Park. Mb pore. He said that
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      450 4 r TODAY'S RADIO SINGAPORE \M. 115 Time Signal ana Opening Announcement. 716 Mornln? Star; 1 30 New»; 7 35 Melody Mixture. 8.00 —^30 HiU BUly Half Hour; 9.00 Music While You Work; 9 45 Hou.-e--w.ves Choice; 10 30—11.30 Matinee C assical Concert. P.M. 1.00 Programme Summary; l oi Light Music.
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    Club names the worst stamps
    147 5 Club names the worst stamps THK CANADIAN oronatmn X stamp was judged the ,/\T. sl stal "p desi K n for "•a by thr Singapore Mamp Club at its social meeting at the Brittania Club <>m Tuesday. The second and third worst wrre thp Jamaica Boy Seoul Jamboree Issue and
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    Legal aid sought
    64 5 Tne Federation of Commu- I nity Central will seek legal advice on tiie issue of the 10 percent rent increase by the Singapore Improvement Trust. At a meeting last night, the federation's interim committee decided to appeal to members i who are affected by the rent increase
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    Defence taught
    28 5 TAIPING. Thurs. Mr. Chuah Teik Chung, an expert on the Chinese art of self defence, is civins lessons to the pupils of the Taipiim Boys' School.
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    Motor – cyclist hurt in crash
    50 5 Motor cyclist hurt in crash PENANG. Thurs. A car driven by a learner driver ran ud the pavement in Gurney Drive when it collider! with a motor-cyclist this afternoon. The cyclist fell from his machine and w as badly cut on the lips. He wa.s taken to hospital by ambulance.
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    UMNO carnival for children
    35 5 PENANG. Thurs.— The Baaan Jeimal branch of Province WelleMey UMNO will hold a Children's Carnival on Hari Rava Day. A .special dress contest for children under ten years will he held.
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    Stabbing followed curse in gambling den—Police
    275 5 Stabbing followed curse in gambling den— Police A cursed hi SO c" after an clderlv n h «d told L<f 'TL SlnKaporo Coroner's court was h,t Vo^n V v£ he Woman Lim Watt Prophesied lhat he would have his stomach cut open when he haye L c l i]rs?r? t
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    MARRIED iN SINGAPORE
    18 5 >IK. Alan Sng Thiam n..«m an d >IKs Lim Kirn Neo after wedding in Singapore.
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    Sultan to open district show
    47 5 KUALA KUBU BAHRL. Thurs. A district agricultural show will be held here on July 3 The Sultan of Selansor will cpen it at 11 a.m. There will be agricultural anc horticultural competitions, sports events, an aboriginal jamboree, joget modern and other attraction.s
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    Poisoning case
    26 5 A 17-year-old girl. Tan Swee Flip, of Norfolk Road, Singapore, was. admitted to the General Hospital last night suffering from the effects of poisoning.
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    Play with everything and nothing
    312 5 rE Arts Theatre last night Rave a performance of one j of those plays that is about both nothing and everything the kind of play with which they 'and we> are by now familiar. This time it was Christopher Fry's verse-tan-tasy The Lady's Not for
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    Blood Bank
    18 5 KUALA I.UMPUR, Thurs The Selancor Blood Bank will r«e open on Tuesday at the General Hospital.
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    BROOCH FOR LADY TEMPLER
    63 5 I KUALA I.UMPUR. Thurs.— j Lady Templer ye.sterdav re--1 rrived a gold brooch farewell 'iif t at a parade of youth orations ai the Methodist I Dcy.s' School cround. i A 10-year-old Brownie. Lim Yen Lan. pinned it on Lady Templers dres.s. It bore the symbols
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    MURDER APPEAL GOES TO COURT
    204 5 Jury misdirected, say counsel SENTENCED to death tor the murder ot a banana hawker. Tan Sam Hens, two young Malays. Mojiammed Noor bin Hassan and Abdul Wahab bin Jono, yesterday appealed against the conviction in the Singapore Criminal Court of Appeal. Che Syed Isa Almoenar.
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    SHOCK MAY MEAN
    176 6 SHOCK MAY MEAN $500 TO MRS. X AI.OK STAR. Thurs. 4 KULIM housewife had ;i shock yestorday which may be worth S5OO to her. That is the reward she can claim for helping a Kedah bandit to surrenx her name canrevealed for security ona was cooking when a uniformed terrorist
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    Samsu woman fined $25
    49 6 A woman. Khoo Gek Lan 54 was nned $25 or two weeks' gaol in Siraapore yesterday for havins about half a cillon of dutiable samsu at Pulau Tekonc Kechil on Wednesday. She toid the macistrate that n Chine.-r physician had ordererf her to takr samsu.
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    INTO THE KITCHEN POPPED A BANDIT
    177 6 But he only wanted to give up templer fetes his 'cabinet THK HKill COMMISSIONIK. Gen. Sir Gerald Templer. entertained members of the Federal Kxecutive Council and their wives to a farewell dinner party at King's House. Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday nUht. Picture shows (Irft
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    Private shot, by accident
    44 6 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs W. Dudley of the Ist Battalion. Queen's Royal Regiment 'West Surrey* was Aoundedinthe right thigh on May 24 when a sentry accidentally discharged his rifle while unloading it. He was- admitted tn the British Miliiary Hospital. K.nrara
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    $1,000 bail
    36 6 C via Kirn Xv cc claimn Slngaport yesterday when accused of cheating Ablul Ol !i»r of 36 pair.s ot shoes worth ?600. on Maich 22. He was uttered 51.000 bail t '1 Jan.. 3
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    BOMBED TAPPER WAS A BOY
    78 6 KFALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The rubber tapper, killed accidentally in yesterdays bombins of the Bortgsu Forest Reserve In Kedah has oeen identified as a 16-year-old bey. llefa bin Man. was tapping rubber with another Malay at Foothill Bstate, a mile from Kelang Lama, when a bomb
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    Pneumonia kills 16 in week
    52 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. None ol the 53 dysentery cases reported in the Federation m the week ended May 15 was fatal. There were 16 deaths out of 78 pneumonia cases. Other health returns were: Polio two cases, enteric fever 17 scrub typhus five, urban typhus
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    Must serve 7 years' gaol
    55 6 The Singapore Criminal Court 01 Appeal \esterdav di.-^--mis.<rd the appeal of Suen bin Dollah against the sentence of >r\eh years' izaol on a charge of possession of firearms Suep said that when he was arrested i'o^ firearms were found on him. and that he a
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    NONSENSE, SAYS THE PRIEST
    169 6 Wily' man didn't go to church TWE Rev. Father M. Trixeira. parish priest of St. Joseph's Church. Victoria Street. Singapore, where the "oily" man was reported to have been seen on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, told the Straits Times yesterday. ""It is all nonsense, this 'oily'
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    TWO IF's HOLD UP A $250,000 GIFT
    174 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. Selangor branch of the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis has objected to two of four conditions, laid down by the Social and Welfare Lotteries Board, for granting $250,000 to thr proposed Khoo Teik Ec TB Settlement at Morib
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    PAY A DOLLAR FOR RECORD TO AID FUND
    67 6 PENANG, Thurs. To aid Penang Settlement Welfare Fund. Penang Rediffusion will conduct a "Dollars for Discs' orogramrr.e over Its Silver Network at 9.45 p.m on Saturday Requests can be made durinc the broadcast by ringing Penine *****. Listeners are asked to submtt
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    Two appointed church wardens
    29 6 TAIPING. Thurs.— Mi WH. Lambert was spp< the People's Warder annual meetins of I Perak parish last n: Mr Harry Tate ws the Vicar's Warden
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    Gambler fined
    21 6 Jimmy Lee was Dned 110 or two weeks' tjaol in Slnga rdav for gamblin Upper Aliunied Road on nesdav
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    Big movement of warships, but...
    149 6 S'MiAPORL Naval Bu>«- m now handling thr movement of cruisers aircraft carriers destroyers and frigates since the war in K« rra.. Km susepslv '••> thai this i» i rrsult of official concern ihout lndo-China «rr denied b> naval authorities. •"There is M(| mdicit'on ihit the
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    UNKNOWN.
    169 6 IT WAS MR. AWBERyZ^ •THE IMNO-.VKA V\\« J," i today that the.v had not a S in increase from Y^ t,, I seats in the Legislative Council Mr. Lyttelton had would not agr< made by the Allianci "The AViiance delegai not make such a requi ing its interview with
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    MUST STAY PREPARED, MINERS WARNED
    136 7 MUST STAY PREPARED, MINERS WARNED MM Wiv IPOIf Thur all* v lolrt lodav that' although S,OM tcrroriMs have h.«n k.11,.,, aml no s ot h h a p^ Mirrendered during the six rears „f h US^S mere appears to be little ;^on ln of lhrir *J»£ or Mnkinj; power." «r
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    Garden party for Hari Raya Puasa
    46 7 KUALA KANGSAR. Thurs n Dartv will be held on j 'is.of the Istana Iskan- I cianah here next Thursday for Haii Raya Puasa. The Sultan of Perak will he in the Krian district, so the Ra.ia Bcndahara will represent him.
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    Ran lottery
    32 7 For helping to run chap-ji-ki at Syed Alwi Road on Wednesday night, a woman. Yap Ah Choy. aced 40. was fined $350. or 3' 2 months' gaol, in Singapore yesterday
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    RAIL STATIONS TO SELL AIR TICKETS
    142 7 For Government airline KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. pROM JULY 1 every railway station in Malaya will probably become a booking office for the Govern-ment-owned Federation Air Service, a senior official of the Malayan Railway told the Straits Times. The FAS. who.se managership by Malayan Airways
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    Malaya is 'brightest country' in S.-E. Asia
    247 7 Malaya is 'brightest country' in S.-E. Asia MAINLY DUE TO TIN, HE SAYS IPOH, Thursday. j^JALAYA is the brightest spot in South-east Asia, said Mr. F. C. Calvert, chairman, at the annual general meeting of the Malayan Mining Employers' Association today. He attributed this primarily to tin mining, as it
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    Stole turkey: Four months
    60 7 IPOH, Thurs. After pleading guilty in the magistrate's court today to stealing a turkey belonging to a woman 45- year-old Leong Hung said that he was forced to steal to supports his wife and family. Leong, who had three prej vious convictions was sentenced to lour
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    THERE ARE 1,000 PLOTS IN THESE 10 QUESTIONS
    188 7 THERE ARE 1,000 PLOTS IN THESE 10 QUESTIONS KI'ALA LUMPLR. Thurs. ANYONE who wants to buy land in Kuala Lumpur's satellite town of Petalinc Jaya will have to answer a 10-question quiz before the end of June The invitation for applications to purchase a limited number of residential plots was
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    Stole a clock
    32 7 For stealing a belt and an alarm clock from a house in Minto Road on Wednesday. Saprawi bin Ahmad was yesterday fined $150 or two months' gaol in Singapore.
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    Bandits steal telegraph wire
    34 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Ton terrorists cut down four telegraph poles and stole 6.000 yards of wire in the Labis area of Johore yesterday. Commanlst pamphlets were found at the scene.
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    A road to remember Templer by
    134 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. TiHE main entrance to Kuala A Lumpur's satellite town of Petaling Jaya has been named Jalan Templer" in honour of the departing High Commissioner. Thfe wish Wiat one of the town's main roads bear General Templer's name "as a lasting memorial
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    Thief's dive was in vain
    66 7 IPOH. Thurs. When chased by angry soccer fans on April 4 after he had stolen a pen from a Malay at Anderson School. Poon Kok Khin. 29. a stone mason, jumped into the Kinta River, the Ipoh magistrate was told today. Poon pleaded guilty to
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    New mine chiefs elected
    77 7 IPOH, Thurs— Newly elected officials of the Malayan Mmmc Employers' Association are as follows: President, Mr. D. C. Thomson; vice-president. Col. H S. Lee: committee: Messrs. F. C. Calvert. N. Cleaveland, K J. Cumminc, J. Drysdale. G. H Fairmaid, J. M. Joice. W. M. MacLeod. F
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    More room soon
    24 7 TANJONG MALIM. Thurs.— The Mentri Besar, Selangor. will open new extensions to the Government English School, Kuala Kubu Bahru, on Saturday.
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    Sergeant cleared
    24 7 Mohamad Yassin bin Ibrahim, a police sergeant, was acquitted in Singapore yesterday of accepting $16 illegally from Nga Baby on Feb. 14.
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    $645 more
    26 7 IPOH. Thur.s A mahjonc. canasta and bridge drive held ■urday at the Turf Club In ,v,<\ of Lady Templer's T.B. ,1 Fund raised W45.
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    Motorist on two charges
    50 7 Cheong Mook. 22. of Bibby Road. Raub. Pahang. was allowed bail of $500 in one surety when he claimed trial to two traffic charges in Singapore yesterday. He was accused of driving a. car without a licence and driving while not covered by third party insurance
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    ROBBERY IN PARK ALLEGED
    71 7 A hospital worker, Llm Chong Puan. and hi* girl friend, Lim Kirn Hong, were robbed of cash and jewellery, worth $605 in Farrer Park on Wednesday night, it waa alleged in a Singapore court vi.sterday. Three men. Ong Chwee Png. Tan Beng Huat and Tan Guan
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    118 8 ACKNOWL EDGMENTS 11 Hard, 5/fl (minimum) IHE SISTERS of the laU Mr John Richards gratefully tl ank nil re.atlVM and friends for thei visits. ..ttendance kl the funeral, wreaths. I and assistance in various j 'mH EU CHENG SWEE Ar SONS hank all relatives. lends i.;ri business assorlates. who have
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    IN MEMORIAM
    304 8 M Hnrrft fll) (mimimmm) R. A ALFRED: Passed fcwav on the 28th of May 1952. In loving remembrance from his lovel ones VWOI Nt EMENTS :n H'nrrfi fin t minimum; FOLLOW PEDANT Every day in hi M.«lay Mail' if you want to' win 00 word puzzle. KEFRIGERATION or
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    Singapore, Fri. May 28, 1954. A Progressive Policy
    909 8 Singapore, Fri. May 28, 1954. A Progressive Policy Constitutional reform in Singapore has given political party platforms a new importance. In the Federation it is still possible for major parties ito survive, and presumably to attract new membership, without the humiliating formality of a detailed party policy. The Colony electorate
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    Nationalisation Losses
    322 8 The Federation Government, viewing with less satisfaction than before the large rice stocks it has been holding on a falling market, will have a fcl- low feeling for the British Raw Cotton Commission whose trading accounts are disastrous i For the year ending last August, the Commission made>
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    It will be a close fight in Australian elections
    1434 8  -  Tomorrow, Australia goes to the polls to choose its government for the next fj V( years. Will the present adminst ration retain power or will the people choose Labour government? Indications arc that CANBERRA. MORE THAN five million voters will go
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    Hawkers, labourers can sit on MCA committees
    351 8 I AM surprised to see Mr. R B. H. Tans statement that "the rules of the Malayan Chinese Association make it almost impossible for a labourer or hawker to sit on committees even at district levels, let alone the Central General Committee of
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    'LET IT BE HOLIDAY WITHOUT PAY'
    173 8 TF the parents of the Chinese I schoolchildren who are de- I lying the law are either unable or unwilling to control their children. I still see no excuse for their schoolmasters The tone of a school l.s set by Its headmaster. The headmaster
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      453 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. in Worrf. tie (minimum) HOOTY: Over 9 pounds of him I ian and Dudley, on 27th May. 1 rw doing fine. SONJA daughter of Hella and Fnk Bijleveld. Singapore Nursing I lime 2fith May. Mother and child both well. CHOPPERS MARKET PLACE ;o Morrf* tit i minimum I
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    lour blind seaman got gunner's ticket
    192 9 0 coiLD HARDLY TELL RED FROM GREEK ftfTER 7 YEARS 0 LOSES IT v had boon issued with a third ,te, by Singapore authori- the Straits Steamship t he colour blind. And it was so since birth. pore court of inquiry ivered when Maswar
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    'WEIGH IN' FOR THE BIG TEST
    36 9 GOVFRSOR. Sir John NicoU, looks at the scales while a 19-year-old National Serviceman from Chanpi is weighed vi before a medical cjcaitf tcrday at the General Hospital— Straits Times picture
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    Nicoll will be there
    68 9 Governor, Sir John 111 attend the .<ixth U meeting of the Sir.eaBoy Seout.s Association 11 at Sands Rouse, Arm Street, at 5 30 p m on John, Patron and Chief for Singapore, will i:> a suard-of-honi'iir i n He will present the able charge to the
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    Sir John sees call-up boys skim through their medicals
    105 9 rym (.OVKRNOR. Sir John medical staff has done an, A Nicoll. vrsterdav visited excellent job and done it with the least inconvenience the (.eneral Hospital and o Jne vouns men conrerncri saw National Servicemen go So far about 7.000 have been
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    Girl's death not mother's fault
    269 9 CORONiR ON BIDS TO SAVE CHILD KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. AIOLLY Lim Sit Fun. 24, was today exonerated of x blame by the coroner, Inche Ismail, at the inquest on her six-year-old adopted daughter. Ho Chee Tun, at the General Hospital on Mar 15. In April
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    $500 bail for motorist
    30 9 Paul Robert Linfleld Witon. of Parkstone Road, was chart;SSSKt aSU R° ad on Wea lim ed trial »d was alSwed Si pOndm hearing on July 28.
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    Speed trial
    24 9 An appliration for Dermisston to hold a speed trial in ruinrarn Road on June 13 was aranted by Singapore Rural Board yesterday.
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    BISHOP BLESSES NEW HAIL
    82 9 TIIK BISHOP 1W SINGAPORE, the Rt. Rev. H. W. Raines, yesterday blessed and dedicated St. Peter's Hall and Chapel at Woodsvillr. "Within these walls may harsh thouchts he subdued, and unkind words unspoken "I said the Bishop. lln hall and chapel, hr said, would be used
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    31 9 'ion. Another member c home guard is missing terrorist! got into the by cutting a hole in the wire near the home A rurfew has been ped on the villacr
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    Now they will have a happy Hari Raya
    185 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. r«XTRA Government funds were rushed to the Kuala Selangor rice bowl today to save thousands of Malay harvesters and their families from a bleak Hari Raya. The funds bolstered the dwindling resources of the Government-owned TanJonT Karang rice mill
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    Govt. blamed for phone delays
    177 9 Govt. blamed for phone delays THE Government v to bsMM for the delay in providing telephone* in rural Singapore, two Rural Board members said yesterday. Mr A L B Swaine ann Dr W. A Nicholas, said at tne monthly meeting ot the Board that they understood the Oriental Telephone and
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    'Politics or union' choice for leader
    135 9 T HE Naval Ba.se I ■>'f^™£] union if he wants to take pan ''VS'Son secretary. Mr a Wondhull, told the btu.it.s T^ y u Cfi nSftioycottofelec- tions still stands and so we cannot allow our members to take part in politics. Therefort the union
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    A FAREWELL WISH FROM YONG PENG
    355 9 Former 'bad village* hopes Templer will become a field marshal YONCi PENG. Thursday. r*EN. Sir Gerald Templer paid a surprise farewell visit 11 to this former "bad village" today and was told, "You'll be a field marshal soon, sir." The chairman of the local
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    Wrong place for sleep
    49 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs -A Kanagaratnam 25. was gaoled for a month here today for sleeping on v.«- rive toot wav of the munlctpal building He was arrested after midnight on May 2o when he could not satisfactorily account tor his presence there at that time.
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    Congress branch officials
    63 9 Officials ot the Malayan Indian Congress Rawang branch for the year are' President. Mr O. R. Sukumaran: vice president. Mr. R Barhan Singh; secretary. Mr M. K. Thamboo; asct. secretary, Mr. R. Panickar: treasurer Mr. Bishan Dass. committee. Mean. B. P. Fernandez. M. Ramasamy. S. Makasallngam. Pagat
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    Bingham says: Well done
    56 9 PENANG. Thurs. The Resident Commissioner, Mr. RP. Bingham. today visited the Patani Road Police Station in Penang and congratulated Mr. W.J. Hillier. 0.C.P.D., Penang Rural, and members of the area security unit on then- successful operations :day. The unit killed two leading terrorists one of whom
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    School concert
    39 9 KLANG, Thurs L.i Salle Institution, Klang. will hold a variety concert on June 3. 4 and 5. at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. at i thr Klang High School Hall in aid of its school building fund.
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    Fire expert for inquiry
    42 9 Ml! lIAKKI.V an ix- i pert from the Fire Inline Branch of the .MinMrj of Transport md Civil Aviatim who arrived in Singapore yeMei day for thr Kallanc Constellation crash inquiry which opens on Monday. Strait* Time* picture.
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    Bandit killed
    33 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs A terrorist was killed by a Gurkha patrol in the PaharmNepri Sembilan border area yesterday Three terrorists killed a Malay Home Guard in the Duneun district ol ganu
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    TEMPLER RETURNS FROM TOUR 122
    111 9 TEMPLER RETURNS FROM TOUR 122 Xl \l.\ lIMPIR Thurs. TIIK Ilish CommisMonrr. Ge* Sir (ierald Tcmplrr. completed IS2 tours of kHmpnnc* new vflsßflCS, labour linrv minrs. tatotel and units oi th»> secartt] foreei durins his 1H monthj -ta> In thr Federation. His Usl tour was to;! o whrn hr visited
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    Father gives up the only child
    106 9 F ather gives up the only child PENANG. I>.urs. VREVLNUL officer, Harry Samu< 1. told the P Ugh Cuuri todaj he waa pr»»>ared to let hi.-, wife have cu»if their only child. Samuel who was seeking a divorce from ins wife, Inm tid she had not returned to :m Since
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    S'pore engineer returning
    40 9 Mr Owen Liv Hum young Singapore civil engineer. returns to Singapore on the I Charon tomorrow He graduated from the Adelaide. South Australia, and was ar. ant engineer in the Structural Design Department r>i South Australian Raih'-
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      180 9 The weather mimmim nmiiui 1 7.30 p.m. on May 26 to 7.30 a.m. on May 27 Singapore 7fi dr. Penann 79. Kota Bahru 73 Kuala Lumpur 75. Ipoh 72. Kuantan 72. MAX I M I M 1 KMPFR AII Rl. 1 7 30 am. to 730 pm on May 27
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    'The Kidnappers' IS worth those words of praise
    406 10  - 'The Kidnappers' IS worth those words of praise ment By JACK BEAUMONT THE acclaim which greeted the London premiere of "The Kidnappers' was unanimous. To see the film is to understand why. It is a deeply moving version of Neil Patenon's short story. "Scottish Settlement" and will certainly touch the
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    AND ANOTHER WINNER FROM EALING
    298 10 AND ANOTHER WINNER FROM EALING i^ALING Studios have produced a rich crop of brilliantly British comedies. "Passport to Pimlico" lampooned national barriers, "The Man In the White Suit" had a tilt at industry and science. "Top Secret" found the Cold War funny and "Kind Hearts and Coronets'" made even murder
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    50-MINUTE FILM OF ROYAL TOUR
    158 10 50-MINUTE FILM OF ROYAL TOUR 4FTER reading about it in newspapers and seeing bits of it in newsreels. we are now able, at one sitting, to see a good synopsis ti the recent Royal tourin technicolor. "Welcome the Queen", a 50--minutc film of the tour is now showing in Singapore
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    WORLD of THEATRE.
    391 10 CHRISTOPHER FRY'S -The Lftdy'a Not for Burning" is being; presented in Sinsapore for the second time in three years. Christopher Fry himself could hardly have imagined that a Far Eastern colony would have such an affection for his Dlav in ver.^e whose subject is witchcraft and srt
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    TO KEEP YOU IN THE PICTURE
    104 10 ROMAN HOLIDAY. Gregory Pork and Audroy Hepburn in a delightful variation of the < indrrelU theme Runaway princess rnjoys one crowded day of glorious life with an American journalist in the Rome of 19.V5. Good. ESCAPE FROM FORT BRAVO. Colour film of the IS.
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      143 10 j& SHAW BROTH^ SIV-lOOi-Mv J lUMK iinisox m in COLUMBIA'S 1 „|,,r -'Si Dorm.i Phil i;,,., 1 REED CABBI j lIIIIHIIHIIHIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIiiip L U r J mi inn PRINT I.v l; "HIS MAJESTY 0 m pathhni.m: ■take] BpfUaae'i with BIFF EI.I.KH plus! I j -WELCOME THE PRINT BY TECHN 1 TOMORROW
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      326 10 The Straits Times Crossword mm^m, mm—— mmmmm V^*^ m— WWV -r-~T 28 29~ 30" ACROSS 4. A sensitive layer may be near it 1. and 3, Does he get away with lfil 5. How time ll Tying! (8). trash? '3. 5 1. fi Full-blooded (9>. 6 Ls livhig In a
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    956 11 hero hunter who blazed trail to West Indians met at the fist rendfyous" o n Oreen River in July. 1824. After a week nf debauchery. horse races, pmbling. brawling and tradnc Ashley set our back to St. Louis with £30.000 worth of furs strapped to his pack nor sea. Jed
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      80 11 1> lltlfS !•>*"#•#» /#!##>. llVf/.VOff SS?sft3 I holies-- hear \i* hot pea*. I r>~r 7 *f T «LATE i 7] KJjfl 'Wl* TwAT *O**H WAT&CN THIS __ll' J ft IS X /I l\J\ "hi it/ 19 ntinu4t>s TH B V DAN/ HAI-UIUP Igl f -OCTTTD LOOK AT THE ~^2 f^HE'S
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    Cars earn £1 million every day
    217 12 JUST ovtT halt ot Bntains very >üb.stan:Ul producI tion of motor vehicles vi all types are exported and the j whole industry k> earning cxi binge M the astonishing rate or o\ \t 1 miiiion every working a ay. "Nothing." .said Mr. A. B
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    Room for both synthetic and natural rubber SAYS CANADIAN VISITOR
    559 12 Room for both synthetic and natural rubber SAYS CANADIAN VISITOR VATURAL rubber and synthetic rubber should be complementary and not competitive as they will both be needed to meet world requirements ot rubber for many years to come, said Mr. h. K. Rowzee, vice-president and manager of the Polymer Corporation
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    Expansion
    149 12 MB, JOHN V. WALSH ol Pepsi Tola Company, New York. a"d Far Eastern Supervisor, has arrived in Singapore in connection with an expansion programme for the lnc;i| bottler. .Messrs. I n Limited \e« property and buildinys 1 eovrrine "tO.OIMI square feet. i have Intn acquired adjoiniiiK j the present
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    FILIPINO TROPICAL BEER HAS ARRIVED
    197 12 Malaya is a new market CAN Miguel beer which is specially brewed in the 0 Philippines for consumption in" tropical countries and claimed by the brewers to be "an aristocrat of beer" is now available In leading* bars and restaurants in the Colony ;md will
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    MORE VARIETIES OF CHEWING GUM
    250 12 Made possible by tropic packs DECAUSE of the improvement in wrappings of packages for tropical countries. Wrigleys, the world famous chewing cum manufacturers are to Introduce into the Malayan market spearmint sticks Previously the market In I < Malaya has been confined to KUm adds
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    Big new synthetic producer in Britain?
    324 12 Big new synthetic producer in Britain? ESSO Petroleum, a subsidiary of Standard 3il of New Jersey, would oecome the largest pro-! ducer of synthetic rubber in Great Britain if the plan mate rialises for its oil refinery, at Fawley, to produce 20,000 tons of outiadene rubber within two years. Esso
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    FISH TALKS
    71 12 The Pood and Agriculture Organisation IFAOI ot the United Nations nd the Hong K'*ns government will jointly sponsor i six-week tish mar.ketniL training centre in Hong Kong ►>< -;inninjj July 12. FAO's n Ban^Knk announc All FAO member countries in the Far been invited to send trainees Travel
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      340 12 Caterpillar BUILDS Motor Graders nTHfpt are assembled Many rt>mpanic. offer nnrmMfri nwlnr .'»n^r r,trrpitl.r Bull PS lh» ;-,nw. gr^rlvrv for wl» They buy frame from t.mdroi 'I,'^r tran^mnamn. HM one «.urcr the Iranatnaann from a aer ™imlt nr^le merhanaun. Wade, diul ord blarle cnlrnta fr..m a Ihird and rlnve and—
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      224 12 It War mMi Cocktail These cif.refte! are d Mlfl special festive occasions |aHon-tUy, rcoffhcch leaf wrapped ,nf, c:;iy Sold tipped. They arc as the eye as they are dcl.^hrf^ palate. En brochure I This is a Sobranic nO v traditions of the House cf stand— here i s novelty h,
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      1023 13 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SAILINGS to UK. or a CONTINENTAL PORTS Spur* P S'horr t»«norvg Beneruachan tor i oevwn. Rf-ife-rdom "jmb'jri In Port 29/30 May ■enwyvii for Hovre Liverpool Glrnqow Hull In Part 11 May/ 1 Jun* "entedi for Liverpool IXihlln Rotterdom. Homburg 10May/3 June 27/29 May 6/ 7 June
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      891 13 McAUSTER CO., LTD. TFL. No ***** CLLKRMAN BUCKNALL I inunnij uiv» lOS ANGIIES SAN FRANCISCO, LONDON, HAVRk. ROTTERDAM rO p TL>ND SCATTLE, 4 VANCOUVER HAMBURG t HULL Accepting co.go tn> Centrol I South ona fo» USA. North Atlom r Por*t I American Porti ond Conodo v» Clombo BELEV.LLE C.TV OF
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      162 13 BURNS PHILP LINE Soiling I -.bone. Sydney, Melbourne Through Due Vult Burntld* S'pert 4 June 7 Jun* 8 Junr 8 Jun* Prrmr? 9 June It Jun* Soore 12 June 15 Jun* INOO CHINA S.N. CO., LTD Chun. on-, 12 June 13 Jun* 15 June 16 Junj i Calh Rnrqoon Eastern
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    105 14 Share Markel yes! iliffhtly aioreconfidon I days. Industrial Hammers, McAh Traction ordinarit Wrarno;, Improving Singapore Tractii ip.s sepm to ha n :olative att: there \t no ding whetht taken over by a poration when tl expires in June An odd lot Collieries passed al i low level of
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    20 14 The Mala) v rs in Ita l.nes to Bl« On th in Hon dollar w and 80:> tot
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    79 14 Rubber eained Ml pore yesterd market With o\ernmh! overseas the mar-' eicht- of a cent above Wi nd with trade stead\ ]>er !b. were No. 1 R.SS spot 100 i sellers H3 No I R I bales June br buyers til seller Sir." Rubber yesterday Thunda; per pound
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    98 14 The Malayan Share B in reported: Iti(i;i Irregular and tm.< «<•!« on the Singapore I Members ol the A ported the following bu yesterday- M I Malayan Colllerlc lot i M. Ali.sei 13( 1 bime I awe »4 $17 75; We;inie Bras. $2 38 Gopeng $1 37 xd:
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      190 14 NOTICES Ri LOH HOOD BENG, Diciiiii 1 ai; pi raom ha\ In apalnsl the e aboverimed deceased, late of Na Ingapore, who died on iho rll, I»M, :<:< :equired to vend pirn their claims in writing to the PREME BI 11 DINO BINOAPORE mil Istrati •hin two months of the
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      160 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS JUNIOR LABORATORY ASSISTANT Applications are invited for ppniniment as Junior Laboratory ml in the Science Department fTorri School. Kliiila Lipis r>n the followinc monthly I fi 7? First Efflclenr B :<h Becond BXBclency B.ir Jlfi. In addition, co^i ol rue a) current rates will De payable, A housins
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      110 14 NOTICES NOTICE Concerned pleas* note tha,t Mr A. H. Nnlck Is no longer employed I and has no authority to transact any business on our behal!. EXPRESS TRANSPORT CO.. Singapore MORTGAGEES' SALE A PUBLIC AUCTION SALE Of Valuable Freehold Land (Lot. No. :>1 TAXXVII Ana 2918 I !<v;rthrr wi'h the
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      838 14 NOTICES P.W.D. ROAD NOTICE (>wlnc to major repairs. JERAN- TUT FERRY will b< closed to t raffle from OfiOO hours on sth June; to OfiOO hours 9th June. 1954 STATE ENGINEER Pahanjr Dated !3th May. U154 AMPAT TIN DREDGING. LIMITED Incorporver! in England) NOTICE OF DIVIDEND Notice is hereby civen
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      654 14 TENDERS POLICE TENDER NOTICE TENDERS, which will close at 12 noon on Saturday sth June 1954. are invited b\ tlie Commissioner of I Polire. Federation of Malaya, for the purchase of unservii c ib Full particulars .ire obtainable at the office of the Force Quaru icr. Police Headquarters. Blufl Road
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      786 14 Singapore shipping Ship* lylnK aloiig^nle thr S.ncapore Hariwiur Bor.rd wharves or e\prcled today are: Briti.'.h Prince 1 2. Mutlah 45. Belleville C.P.. Rajula R7 OreMcs i Laertea 11, Bsechuan 13 14. Hoegh Silveibeam 18 Ifl I.avak 18. Tomotiimn MarM H'^O. Pcrt;im.. N Wall 8. Oiang Bee 21 22. 23 24
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      53 14 SARAWAK TRADE DDBING \piil Sarawak .xp.irl.il ruhhor of which i-;imr t«> Slagapori Sarawak •>'>•" -M"" 1 to Sins;.ii durin s.iinc mcinth '"> ton> sici Hour. II •<•"•• white prpprr. MS l"" s Mack p<pp<-r. is press. (I jrlatonc H« of copra i"> i>" nuts and Tk« pM v v.iiu'ii ll
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    Spore team Way to keep is getting a season rotten deal within limits
    1077 15 Spore team Way to keep is getting a season rotten deal within limits FOOTBALL ROUND-UP -BY THE SPORTS EDITOR I yy.APORF/s fi "t tram footballers are Rotting > rotten deal. F.verv time they are beaten in a bij; match. a smear < ampai-n is started And the theme i s
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    FASTEST MILE BY A WOMAN
    97 15 BHUUMUHAM, Thurs. rjIANE LEATHER, 22-year-old Birmingham University mlcroUftljM (-An-t «i'h:i 0.3 of a >econd of running .1 mile In five minutes i here last nlnht. Her time of snilns. v 2secs is claimed v .in unofficial world record. It bettered the previous time by 1
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    Chelsea rout All Stars 6-0
    52 15 PALL RIVER. Massachusetts Thurs.— The English First DtrWon team Chelsea whipped the Eastern Seaboard All Stars 6-0 In their match htTe last night. Inside lef' Stubbs scored four. At Victoria Glasgow Rangers won the fifth pame of their Canadian tour by beating Victoria All Star^;
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    BANNISTKR GKTS U.S. INVITATION
    59 15 NEW ORLEANS. Thurs —Roger Bannister, England's world record mller. has been invited to run against Wes Santee. the American champion, nere on Dec. 31. Mr. Bernie Oreenreed. President of ihe New Orleans Mid-wmter Sport.s AHMtottaß, s;tid the Invitation had i been sen> to the British Amateur
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    OUTSCHOORN KNOCKS UP 89 v WARWICK
    434 15 LONDON. Thursday. YORKSHIRE skipper Norman Yardlry ttiok a gamble l in Kivine (lloucestershire first use of a "green" wicket at Bristol. It paid off to the extent that Gloucestershire were all out for 171 with Brian Close capturing six for 45 with his off-spinners.
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    284 15 FRENCH TENKIS PARIS, Thurs. THE United States and Australia will fight out the semi-finals, and possibly the final, of the men's doubles championship in the French intc-national tennis tournament. Two pairs from each country qualified or the semifinals yesterday. llie Au.sliallan hop<s are Lewis Hoad
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    25-1 UPSET IN IRISH 2000 Gn.
    102 15 THE CURRAGH Eire Thurs. RCIIC WIND, ridden by Jlmmv Mullane and 'tartine at 25 to 1 scored an ur>«<t «tn in 'his vwr> Irish 2(KK» Guineas run over a mile here yesterday Arctic Wind owned by Mr. Joan Thursev. beat the odds on 4
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    SCRC LEAD 2-0 INKLINEY CUP
    66 15 Singapore Chinese Recreation Club WON leading PWD Sports Club by 2 o in the Khney Cup tennis tourtKiment on the Hong Llm Green coin 1 in In first day's play yesterday Dr F I Kh.*j beat T Slddaway ti :< I n li. th» smslet.
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    63 15 R A P.C. Nt« Soon, defeated Is.Stn«apore Regiment R A by eight HUkets in the first round of thf Singapore Base District Cup crlcke; competition at Blakang Mati yes'erday. RA wire all out for 112 iPinniKrr 42 Boniface 21. Dent 4 for 32 >
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    CHANGI BEAT THE F.B.W. 3-1
    46 15 RA F. Changi defeated Fl>lnE Boat Wine 3-1 in thr Service* Leaeue Div I soccer match at Chanci vi steiciay RAF's scorers were Collins .cen-tre-forward' Thomson .inside left' nnd Macßoberts .left half. Inside-rlKht Edwards scored In: FBW. Snr. Tech Wrinse ref»reed
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    26 15 ihr Singapore Amateur Welgnt I ilting Federation will hold trifit i annual meeting at the Queen Stree', I Roys' Club at 300 pm tomorrow.
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      110 15 RtaINMENT EVENT! EmaScoPE I of he fable I L ROBERT TAYLOR SoNER MEL FERRER iky BAKER fsTOMACH I jiritiac (Liquorice) praep. dts&cdecs ucei pressure on stomach. d vippcars. Heartburn digestion. No strict IM 'njurious subroiloblt horn all leading isMnsones 6 pharmacies lit eNEW rm§o^, il IHI r v^ V '-w'
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    548 16 WORLD'STOPMEN, WOMEN INVITED By TAN HONG POH. (SINGAPORE Badminton Association plans to invite the world's best players for a series of exhibitions in Singapore in connection with its Silver Jubilee anniversary in November this vonr Among the top internationals being invi^. d are Eddie Choong and
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    139 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tnurs. ■VORTHS team to meet South at tennis on the Lake Club courts here on June 5 and 6 was announced tod. iv. 'f*he team is: Men's sinjles: Moses Tay iPerak). Goon Kok Lem <P»nang) and W. Hillier (E?langor). Men's doubles:
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    124 16 The Singapore Chinese team agatn«l Johorr Chinese in th« MCFA Cup southern zone final at Kluang on Sunday will be picked <:(un: ihu Chee Seng, Sect Yew Chan Yip Chong Kum. Soh Teow Kensj. I o\v Kok Cheng. Foo Hee Jon. Kok Senr Ho Hin Weng.
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    60 16 Rex Badminton Party's individual final ties for "Open". A' B 1 C and the women's championships will Hike place at 7.00 p.m. tonight at the Singapore Badminton Stadium The InUT-team final between Teos Team (Capt. Quek Kern: Chuaiu and Chua's Tram (Cap! Low Poh Hyei will
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    255 16 LONDON, Thurs. AI-L 'he leading fancies for next weeks Epsom Derby are in the final acceptors announced today. But only 2« of the original entry of 400 have been left in the race. Biggest number of starters was 33 iv 1951 and 19*>2
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    209 16 HOVE. Thur.s. IN reply to the Swan lust bmiagi x total of 271 Pakistan had scored 104 for three at lunch today. Alimuddln and Hani; Mohammad who h.-ui taken the Pakistan score I to 17 for no wicket, overnight, resumed confidently. Allmuddin complete
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    358 16 Star Soccerites 3; Chinese Athletic 1. YOUTHFUL Star Soccerites played intelligent soccei to score an easy 3-1 victory over Chinese Athletics in l lively SAFA first division league game at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday Socerritcs wore without their --tar rentrr-torward Rahim Omar, who tl still
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      491 16 CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE II H'nrtft M Him.) Box it ct: txlrn WHAT A PRESENT! Orchids by Air anywhere. Apply The Gem Nurserr 172 Mouimetn Road. Singapore- 11. Phone: 7542 RADIO BARGAINS. Shop Soiled and second hand on view at ShoMms. 12 Orchard Road Phone 6322 ENGLISH MADE new pianos
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