The Straits Times, 23 April 1955

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    13 1 The Straits Times Hi**** Lstd 1X45. SI\(i.%Pf)RE, SATI'ROAY. APRIL 23. 1955. 15 CENTS
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    HIS IS MARSHALL'S PLAN
    443 1 "jgcd EXPATS; No more recruiting HOUSING: Emphasis on low cost LAMPt Values to be frozen EDUCATION: Si. years' free school £\iew of crisis jw is on oFSEcmurr will 0 BE DAMAGED munition ol the Kmcri, nl Itwi, to di-tormine i. Mffly, if ;iln ;ul\ iporo (Joverjimont.
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    Police powers slashed by the Governor
    670 1 THE NEW FRONT-BENCHERS A study in amcentration— *ix hands to cheeks SOME EMERGENCY REGULATIONS REVOKED LMGHT sections of the Emergency Reeulations dealing with police powers of search, seizure of property, imposition of curfews, restriction of movement and the closure of roads, were revoked yesterday
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    Six H-bombs — the end
    78 1 Six H-bombs the end Says defence chief OTTAWA. Fri Six enemy hydrogen bombs could render Britain helpless, the British il Defence chief. S.r Sidney K:rkman, said here today. Britain was vulnerable to atomic attack but this did not rule out the chance of some Britons surviving, he said Sir Sidney,
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    Tree top snatch
    33 1 A man cycling in Jalan Ulu Se'mbawang. Singapore reported to the police on Thursday that f°ur men jump* 1 -iown from trees and overhanging branches and robbed him of $1230
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    Lock icon Bank robbery
    29 1 RANGOON Fn Three n «a today raided th«-BrltUh-owned Ci ntral Bank of India in the heart of Rangoon s business quarter and escaped vith about $70,000 Renter
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    Tunisia accord
    25 1 PARIS. Fri French and Tunisian delegates reached lE n .me nt today on the main 'point* of the convention* to Tunisia home rule.
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    Lock icon TEMPLER GETS THE TOP JOB
    122 1 He takes over in Xoccmber Fri Genera; Sir Gerald Templer. formerly High Commissioner in Malaya has been appointed Chief of the Imperial 1 General Staff the War Office announced here today jeneral Templer take* over hi> new po.-t in November in succession to Field Marshal
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    CANBERRAS BLAST THE TERRORISTS
    110 1 /CANBERRA twin-jet bombers or No iw bquaaron. RAF carried out their first bombinc attack in thf Federation yesterday when they blasted terrorist rncamnments in Johore. The Canberra*, oa-sed at Butterworth were lolned in the attack by Lincoln* of NY 1 Squadron R A A.F.. and Vampires
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    Lock icon 60,000 homeless in two quakes
    69 1 ITOIjOS Frl Only 10 buildings in every 100 one- standing In this earthquake ■trtekrn Oreek port tn habitable today leaving about 60.000 people bdHnM rhf first shock shook Mm port about ISO miles north M Athens on the Gulf of Paga.sai thr«< day- ago. Anoth'T
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    Worker's bodyunearthed
    47 1 After nearly ten hours' dig ging a Rang of 40 labourer working to a depth of 25 fe*-t underground yesterday un- •arihed th<' body of K. Thlrwvengadam. fh»* PWD Inrxi-ir er who wa.s buried ahv< in a tnn'h at Singapore Airport. Paya Lebar. on Thursday
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    Lock icon Rail strike
    34 1 LONDON fit Uad^rs of •iT 000 British railwayman today rejected an appeal by Britain^ Miniver of Labour Sir W;i!t. r Moncktnn to call off rhelr pay strike scheduled for May 1 Reut«r
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    Lock icon Enter now—ONLY the good bad girls
    149 1 Enter now ONLY the good bad girls BUENOS AIRES. Fri Darning, gambling an.l drinkine will be banned and only "well behaved" prostitutes allowed in a closed red light city to be .set up within Bueno.s Aires, it was announced today Official regulations i.s.sued by the municipal authorities >aid control will
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    STRIKE THREAT AT STABLES
    211 1 STRIKE THREAT AT STABLES NEARLY 300 stableboys, riding boys and mandores employed by nve Singapore trainers may strike before the race meeting which opens at Rukit Timah next Saturday. The Sinsapore General Employees Union, to which they belong announced ymterday that a meetlnc to di>cuss strike action would be called
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    Lock icon Will of her own
    38 1 OTTAWA. Fri OMUUII would not automatically support the United States m an> war in China or elsewhere the External Affairs Minister. Mr Lester Pearson, told the Houm of Commons. Applause greeted his remark Reuter
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    Curfew on 'raid' village
    188 1 Curfew on 'raid' village Reds took Home Guards' guns KULAI. (Johore). Fn. CM3MMUNIST terrorists overran Home Guard poll IMM about j io p.m. yesterday and made otr with 28 uuns. <ral hundred rounds ot ammunition and some articles ot i lotliiM-i The n;innin. 1 1 p<>st put I] were IntetTog
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    STOP PRESS
    44 1 \\l>l IGREI rO iM II IRI i ohmim i i in I .in, >■ .mil II ti»d.i> .vi ipl> i proposal for Pol lll< < Ull| t |n ii la jlilc il.it I" i<milawH to i ii.; <v i upation <ii \usiria K. liter
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    CHOU'S EYE ON HONG KONG?
    65 1 BANDOENG. Frl Political DiMTviTs In re today Wi culating about Chin i titude to Hong Konv; following the Chinese Premier's pro po.sal to the Afro-Asian cm ferenee political committee that Western colonial powers gram freedon I theii Mr ai did not K I ver.s took
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    THE GOVERMENT BENCH
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    It's a day to be remembered
    594 2  -  PATRICIA MORGAX NEW ERA DAWNS WITH GLITTERING PAGEANT— IN GOLD, SILVER AND CRIMSON Hy SINGAPORE'S lew parliamcntar) era was ushered in fW> torda\ m ith one of the mo>t spectacular pageant* in the Colon>"s hisf<»r\ Th( nenc Inside the packed chamber when the Governor.
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    35 2 WASHINGTON. Frl The House of Representatives yesterday approved a U551,317 WO.OOd navy shipbuilding pro tramme calling for a fifth big ilrcraft carrier, three more itomlc submarines, and other itomlc-age navai construe:ion UP.
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    In Bandoeng, Front says: Only cloak of self-rule
    121 2 from VERNON BARTLKTT 3ANDOENQ. Frl At r i rather bewildering variety or statement* Issued on bfhaU of Malaya-some with no indication to delegates of their authority the three Labour Front visitors today Issued their own memorandum Phey complain that "Singapore today has
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    The Queen's best wish
    123 2 5 rpms MF.SS\(.F from the 1 Queen was read to the As- sembly by the Governor. Sir E John Nlcoll: E "I am gl*d at the opening of the first session of the E Legislative \ssemhlv under the new Constitution of Singapore to express to my
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    BUILD A SOUND TRADITIO
    208 2 'Good luck' message from Colonial I THE GOVERNOR also 1 read this mr«.ui S from the Secretary ot State 7 for the Colonies z: "It Rivet me jrcat plea- sure to send a message of greetings and t. •..<!» ill to E the Legislative Assembly of
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    Lock icon NATIONALITY ENDED IN PACT WITH CHINA
    348 3 r tn d S<* nario sign: 2,500,000 must choose to be Indonesians or Chinese I Illlllilll with dual it pa.*t -r.akinc illty in I their om"n de by the ..se o! toarai nationality of > have hosen. x-ople who I Indonesia will •omot- neighbourly
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    Lock icon Two Premiers fall out over four words
    151 3 ■J'lH Prime Minister* ..f India and Pakistan Mr ,n I Mr Mohammed .-'nil 'i-sterda* on i »l pa«t* in the i iiimmitlee of the \sian i onlrrem i-us-uallj reliable sourtis N aid hid mi luded in prin■l intrrnational innill IIIIIIMIi:il«lllll1lMMMIMIIIini (iutt one that
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    anders rebel
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    flies to Sweden
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    ror deaths
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    CKTAILS FOR PIGS
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    'TURCO' PLANS REVOLT
    123 3 'TURCO' PLANS REVOLT P\Rl<s Iri l)nMON|> T»rco) Wcstrr ■I former para(hutist tommandn <u°>d soldier of m.t\ smm return to "<si i to tr> to n\ rr ihn>« the President. I»r. S€Ki' lordinc to the -pap> ombji B| ti4d a < orrespond- In had founded an tl .nn I allrd <
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    SIR JOHN ANGERS NEHRU
    162 3 Speech is still a Bandoeng talking point Krntn \ll!\<i\ B\KT!IT! BANDOFM. Pi m the Asun c nl-renc-still th. imporN!inlst«r awala yes- Minister Mr S 1 the night b* had not shown ance rnpy of .-perch Having frequently proved a rniedlary b» China and the west world
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    BANG-AND TRAIN LOST CREW
    226 3 BANG-AND TRAIN LOST CREW It roared on -with 20 passengers LONDON. Fr:. A RUNAWAY pasger train. Hi and injured dr;. from roared past two stations 20 unawan for< an uU rt rd stopped it :v. Mr Richard Hardy, guard I m :o Leighton- tin. pulled the tbie after it had
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    Lock icon 'Council of wise men' may take over
    142 3 WETS AM SOLLTIOS SUGGESTED SAIGON. Friday I>REMIER Sco Dinh Dirm's Kovrrnmcnt may soon tx 1 rcplacrd by a "council of wise men" to end th< deadlock in South Vietnam, informed Viet- r.amrse sources said today. -< Nourcrs said >uch a tlon had be»-n
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    Lock icon Civilised man — in 30,000 B.C.
    53 3 Civilised man in 30,000 B.C. DAMASCUS Fn An American archaeologist Dr Coon of Pennsylvania Univerbaj announced that hi^ recent diix-overies near the ancient city of Palmyra in Syria 'prove the existence of prehistoric stone aces of civilised men who lived in the area ben 10.000 and 30 000 years b.
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    Lock icon Five drown as boats crash
    43 3 SAN FRANCISCO Fri Five men on a pleasure cruise from Lo- Angeles to San FraneLsco were presumed drowned when th^lr 50-foot r-olhded With the 418--foot Swdish motorshlp Parramatta *«outh of Point Arguello near the "Graveyard of Ships '—U.P.
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    THE OUTER SPACE FLASH
    58 3 RALEIGH. N Carolina. Fri. AN explosion after a brilliant Mm- fla.sh i»f licht occurred mrr North arolina yesterday, rockinc home* Mr J P Scott, an air control tower operator, said that a meteor uhlch burM .*>o miles ahove the earth pmh.itih .usifi th, explosion. "I'm sure
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    Lock icon Siamese twins separated
    50 3 CHICAGO Fri The Andtrwt Siamese twin stolen wcr« >f-p;irat'-d at a •al here. The twins w< re born by :<n action on Ot 1 to Mr and Mrs Wilfred Ann Rll and wen named Dekocv \!.ir> and Christine Mary The Andrew^ twins wenjoined at the head. U.P.
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    Lock icon Asylum tor 5
    33 3 CANNES Ft I ae>- Yugoslav footballers vho sought political asylum after pi.iv.nn in an ;nt< rnatlonal junior tournam< nt h< Tr hay» been granted permission to stay in Franc. Reuter
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    Bagdad swoop
    30 3 BAODAD Fri The po'.u-f yesterday said that they hac captured 18 alleged active Communists and important documents in a raid on Corrmunist headquarters in Bagdad earlier this month
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    Henry takes grandpa's $12,000 to treat 'nice school friends'
    120 3 Henry takes grandpa's $12,000 to treat 'nice school friends NEW YORK. Fri Seven->ca-old Henry Morales took $12,000 to school yesterday and began handinc It to friond.» because they were very nicr to me He tried to buy sw I worth 10 cents at a shop near the school with a
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    NIGHTSPOT BAN ON PAT WARD
    149 3 A YORK. Fri Call-eirl v, a rd fanned a s York nmht iU Liquor Autn Stepped in and «>• pat wlro a k^> flpure In the •iK lllickryi J'-lke vie( Jna£ »a* r*porU-d to be ready t on. at a Lonß Island niKht .:.?U» tor
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    Lock icon Soviet-Jap talks
    30 3 MOSCOW. Fn The So- vl<» Union ha. 1 suggested to Japan that represen«atlv< their rountrifs .should m*< f in London to dIM-uss outstanding problrms of diplomatic relations.- Rruter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    401 3 :r»Nuov m CTOCK markeu ««rc i|au d»--0 pnwil an fc«r k dearer money tiUmueh there were a number 0/ favourable t\ctan mrlodtaf •otre fmm divMeixbi Neva ol rWM proriurtMo and the ChanreUor of the Exrhequer'! tutement of OHft* io«u opuwl— Owemoieii «runues again «uf fered an ail-round aeiba
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    LONDON TIN
    27 3 LONDON Ayrll 22 r»> H^\ rr» £71? Mm 1719. Formni. Buyers £719 .«>ll^.- £719-. Settlement £7: 7 Turnover an. 3. •on« p rr. :4-> ton«
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    LONDON RUBBER
    24 3 OMK>N. Apn 22 Sp> Jul> -se;>: 26 %4 Oc -IJet 2b .fl. Jan-Miu 2a .d A:>r:. rl 2« May fclJ .d Tone
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      183 3 CHOOSE- LV->^ A NICE LEG OF LAMB 4r^ ami scrir it with BIRDS EYE GREEN PEAS ~\t Mhvi.uimv mum (••Mfimi.is (la aM thr Stmttpmrr hildrrn* *«r»rtj I 4T IHIRsIIM :«TH «rKII. «.rf»i WwM inndltwnl' < abarrl Prf >r4« in tiil or nmilrvfi i llnmr j BOORI>-(.!> < lOs|.|i 11. MISOLD
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    SCARED OF DAD—SO A FATHER TOLD LIE
    119 4 SCARED OF DAD— SO A FATHER TOLD LIE 4 MAN aho nan bled ,iu;i> rm pay uarket, I the pottoe h< had robb*-d ofcausf h»:raid t,> tace his without the money, "Singapore r f was talc ysterIn the dock wan Loke K- euilty to ng a false report at the
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    Theft at fun fair case
    54 4 BtKIT MERTAJAM. Fri i wandering round the a patron at the Jit Sir. hool fun fair held last nici;t last a purse .inn $103 In the ■■■>urt Kow. 22. Liew :9. and Stan Leng 21. pieaded not guilty to stealing the p The i ';w
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    LAW CATCHES UP
    167 4 He escaped seven years ago AM-Yt \K-()I.I> boy. who escaped from a Salvation Army Home, was recogniseu seven years later when he was ronvirted of a crime .md sent to jail, a Singapore ourt was told yesterday. Ns Kirn Seng. ali?s Toh Kirn Ho. alias Tow %h
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    Marshall likes sarongs, too
    464 4 AND HE DOESN'T BEA T ABOUT THE BUSH SHIRT IN SAYING SO— THEY'RE SO COOL AND COMFORTABLE \|K DAVID MAR*fl SHALL. Singapore s Chut Minister yesterday «av«> his opinion on what is the most appropriate attire for men in this country The bush shirt and trousers.
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    Committee works on off-course bets plan
    228 4 Committee works on off-course bets plan KUALA LUBPUR. Fri. 4 MALAYAN ofT-the-I rourse betting scheme I based on the New Zealand totalisator system has been discussed here this week by a Joint Federa-tion-Singapore committee. No decisions were reached i and the committee agreed to meet again In Singapore on June
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    Triplets get $53 more
    83 4 Six more gifts, totalling $53 have been received by the Straits Times and the Infant Welfare Department. Malacca for the Malacca triplets Jamaludin. Jamil and Amin. Gifts received yesterday were from Che Don binte Abu Bakar. Ipoh $10: Inche Zainal Abidin bin Harruah. Kuala Lumpur $5:
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    Charge against wife dropped
    50 4 PARIT BUNTAR. FVI A woman. Heng Lim Keah. 27. charged with harbouring a bandit in her home at Changat. Nlbong Tebal. was acquitted when the prosecution withdrew the case Her husband. Yeap Peng Chang, 44. Jointly charged with her, was committed for trial at the Assizes.
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    CHETTIAR GOES BANKRUPT
    142 4 Moneylender-turned-broker got into debt 1 E. GANESAN 111 TTI AK a moneylender who later became a broker, told the Singapore High Court yesterday that he continued to do business, although he was in debt, to pay off the debts. The bankrupt, whose total liabilities amounted to Stt.M*.
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    Revise rent laws, say ratepayers
    222 4 ELECTIONS HELD IP REPORT THE Singapore Ratepayers' Association will take up revision of the Rent Control Ordinance with the new Labour Front Government. The association's 1954 report >(-trrday revealed that it had prepared a full report, but that the Legislative A-ssembly elections had held up
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    Junior Chamber world president visits Malaya
    101 4 Junior Chamber world president visits Malaya WORLD PRESIDENT of Junior Chamber* <m Commerce International. Mr Peter B. Watts, of New Zealand, arrived in Singapore last night for a two-day visit to the Colony and the Federation. Members and the president of the Singapore Junior ham her Mr. Michael Oremus. were
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    Poster contest winners
    42 4 MALACCA. Fri —Miss Annie Abraham of Klang won the first prize in a poster competition ot the Southern Malaya Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute held here The second prize was awarded to Miss Emiiv Lim of the Malacca Wesley chapter.
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    Guardsmen decorated
    40 4 KUALA LUMPUR Fri -Five Temerloh district home guards who fought and outwitted terrorlts were decorated by the Sultan this morning They were Lieut. Sallehudin, Sgt. Mohamed Seh, Sgt. Zakanah. Sgt Mohammed SharifT and 2 Lt. Ho Guan Seng
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    Central Kedah curfew cut
    50 4 ALOR STAR Frl -To enable Maslinis to observe Bulan va **> tne Central Kedah Circle War Executive Committee will relax curfew in th-.: Operation Mole- area from tomorrow until May 24 During the fasting period, the curfew will start at fl pm instead of at 7
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    SNAKEBITE BOY VERY ILL
    84 4 A SINGAPORE schoolboy. Mohamed Noor bin Omar, IT. is seriously ill in the General Hospital with suspected poisoning after a cobra bit him on Thursday night. Mohamed Noor was walking along a grass patch off Joo Cbiat Road when the snake sprang from the under growth
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    MYSTERY OF DEATH WEAPON
    277 4 Coroner: 7 am reluctant to say it was suicide* AFTER a two-hour inquiryyesterday into the death of Lam Twa Tee who was ♦ound In a godown with a seven-and-a-half-inch throat wound, the Singapore Coroner expressed reluctance to return a verdict of suicide and called for further
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    Transferred
    19 4 KUANTAN. Frl^Dr M C Umapathy of the Oeneral Hospital, Malacra. has been transferred to the District HoapitaJ Kuantan
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    A BOY, A GIRL AND A DRIVE
    171 4 A BOY, A GIRL AND A DRIVE For him it meant $180 in fines AFTER learning to drive in his wealthy fathers eu around a compound, an 18--raar-oM Singapore schoolboy drcided he drove well enough lo take his pretty girl friend out for a ride. But the compound of his
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    Mediums in procession
    52 4 TELUK ANSON. Frl _Id celebration of the birthday of To Pen Kong <God of Pro.O |Perltyi. the Chinese temple at the 3rd mile. Changkat Jong Road. held a proo through the main streets of the town Medium* with long skewer., pi* reed through their cheeks were in
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    Ministry's name
    32 4 The Singapore Ministry of Commerce whose head is the Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, has now been renamed the Ministry of Commerce an<l Industry, it was officially announced last night
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    OUT WENT THE LIGHT
    63 4 OUT WENT THE LIGHT JOHORE BAIIKI Kri—Term rM> flred four shots mi' the camp of 52 (o\ K \s < at Tampoi just after mil night today One shot put out a lamp the perimeter wire ot tin camp. The ramp was alerteil there was no further uu I dent.
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    Magic show
    26 4 Mr T. 8. Sambanrlhi: of thr Police DepartJohore Bahru. will magic show at ihf R,i:: na Mis.sKm B Bartley Rnad. Sineap'r 5 p.m. today
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    Target village
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    NATIONAL FRONT TO FIGHT THE POLLS
    88 5 NATIONAL FRONT TO FIGHT THE POLLS talks tn line up smaller parti?* nn a common platform 0 plan to knock out lMk MCA-MIC giant IPOH, Krida.v. -,m throughout tht- Ipoh <arl\ n«>\t month lining up all smaller common national front to .'•iple i< to the A... underi rornmnn the 10
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    Opium on the 'Blowpipe'
    33 5 H. I Gar, Yrok v c .ned or one years jail Tor of prepared' rth about $520 lj 'ound in a I the after the Iden Blowfrom Kota Bharu
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    Elections show
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    THEY ALL WANT TO BID FOR 96 LOW-COST HOMES
    196 5 There's a brisk battle for best house of the lot A MAN outbid a woman to p»\ the hicheM prwr for Ihi |4«l nf *i low 1 (>M hllUoPv .iik tinn«-,i at the Happi World Stadium in Sincapcre reslerdar. >tr Kv.ei
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    Headache powder may be poison
    185 5 —DRUGS BILL HAS GOSE TO ROOST k HEADACHE powder recommended for children which 15 on sale in Malaya contains amidopyrine— a poison, according to thr Chief Chemist of the Federation. The Malayan Pharmaceutl- Journal yesterday urged tichtfr Government control of proprietary medicines and Mid none
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    Grenade found
    16 5 TPOH Fr. An unserviceable hand crrnade *as found >'.«terday on the Kuala Kans-sHr-Taipine road
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    Jap estates for sale
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri —The Federation Government today pubhshea the reserve prices for the two last Japanese rubber estates offered for sale These prices are $600,000 for Senda Estate 1.981 acres' and $500,000 for Sanyo Kiuang Estate 1.759 acres > Both estates are in Johore
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    Indians to form literary society
    60 5 PENAVG frl —The Penanß i Indian Association will hold meetine at 630 pm next Monday to consider the formation of a literary and d»batine section It Aill Blag state a social and dance at the E and O Hotei on May 7 under the patronage
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    Manager resigns
    28 5 JOHORE BAHRI'. Fri Mr M W Davis. District Manacrr. Central Electricity Poard. Johore Bahni. ha. Mcned He has been succeeded b\ Mr H Bouehton from Talp-
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    Smoke led to illegal samsu still
    97 5 Smoke led to illegal samsu still SMOKE r:>;ng from a swamp at P'tonu Pasir aroused thr curiosity of a Customs patrol th< Singapore Seventh Police Court wa.- told yesterday As a result Tan Ah 80a. 90. i was jailed for four months I for illegally distilling liquor I near the
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    Theft of stout admitted
    42 5 Tham Mun admitted yesterday tn Singapore the theft of three bottle* of stout belonging to Yen Krng Suan from a shop in Malabar Street on Thurs (lav mornins He wa> allowed $100 ball until sentence on April 28
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    Churches say: No aid from gambling
    261 5 AHfiLICAI SYNOI •ECISIOI BACKED /CHURCHMEN in Singapore nearly all favour the Church of England Synods decision in Kuala Lumpur to stop church soliciting of mon^y from lotteries. Bishop R L Archer, of ;he Methodist Church, said We do not allow gambling in the ehunh.
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    'SoundBarrier' man on a brief visit
    154 5 'SoundBarrier' man on a brief visit \V*HI KNOWN Knglixh pl.nm.iJ Terrncr Rat titan arrived in Singapore yesterday and would likr l<< find out somrthinc of thr thratrr herr beforr hr lra%«-s pr.lh.lhh tomorrow. Mr Kattican. who lo<»ks a ver> inline 43. a«ked. "Did you know that film ktel John Mills
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    Fabians to meet
    23 5 PENANO Fri The Fabian Society of Malaya will hold its first annual meeting at Paramount Hotel at 530 pm tomorrow.
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    Month's fast for 3.5 mil. starts tomorrow
    70 5 MORE than *****00 Muslims in Malaya will begin fasting for Hari Raya Puasa tor ow The fast will end on May 24 Look-out post> in Singapore and the Federation last night failed I Meht the new moon Th. tst SiZuta] :nrnt. Royal Artillery
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    PAI KOW' GAMBLING IN CLLB ALLEGED
    107 5 Four people were rhareed in a Singapore court yesterday with assistinc in the management of a common sarr.ine hru*e and 19 others with gamblinc in it All ciaimrc trial Seto Huat. Seto Kee. Ho Ah Bee and Van Ah Krt were ailrced to have
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    5 KILLED IN ROAD CRASH
    118 5 5 KILLED IN ROAD CRASH Lttrry itverturned at sharp bend JOHORE BAHRU. Fri LMVF. rmployirs of thf Far Fast Training Centre wrre killed yrstrrdav whm a military lorry in which thoy wrrr vrllinK overturned The men mere ROinß fmm Johorr Bahru to the P"ETC Camp at the l«th mile. Kota
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    Woman hit by coconut
    57 5 A 6fl-year-old woman 1 Ah Kan wa.t severely hur" terday when a coconut fell on r-.or head near the YlO I Kanp Enc!i>h School Tee was admitted to the General Hospital where her sondlUon wai reported to b<critical. She wa.s the >ixth perMB to be injured
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    Shorthand class
    24 5 KUALA I UMPI'R Fr'. Adult I tton Association ia tf. >tart a shorthand claai nrxt n. I will b< held three n:nc> ;<
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    DEATHS
    23 6 in immmmm I V r N.rhola*. >f Kodak .Mai \AC. \prl c 'ted .<ion« Fnh Lin. > Penanc. *ving het:t Mr heKhee Hon
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Sat. Apr 23, 1955. Labour In The Saddle
    1231 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Sat. Apr 23, 1955. Labour In The Saddle There were no shocks and no surprises in the statement of policy which the Governor ■>• Singapore presented to the first meeting of the Legislative Assembly yesterday. Sir John Nicoll's .<peech was essentially a repetition of the Labour
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    As I was saying.
    887 6  -  i YMIIS b> VL'HEN nudnieht passed and Thursday April 21 became Friday April 22 without the proclamation of any extension to the Enierpmey Regulations, it seemed that tvory planner of subversion in Singapore rould draw a deep and ha.jpy breath, for at midnight expired the proclamation
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    SATURDAY STUDY
    11 6 THE ROADSIDE SEAR ALOR STAR— Photoyraph by Harry Miller.
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    HALT BY THE ROAD
    924 6 JtALAYSiAX THE ioy of travelling by road, in Malay;'. <>r anywhere else, lies in It- surely travel that cives you time to note the objects by the way That is why "motor travi-1 in Malaya today is apt to disappoint. You are not allowed to stop
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    111 6 From the Straits Times of April 20, 1905 U H the Sultan of Johore Is due to arrive here tomorrow morning by the German mail steamer Roon from Europe. As soon as the Roon Is signalled the Johorr gunboat*. Bayang and Pull and the local steamers Brl
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    Malshall law—city takes it well
    269 7 Malshall law city takes it well BEASOWAg^ APPROACH TO PBQBUM3. SAY BUSINESSMEN SHARES GO IP, Bn-ERS COME OUT, RIVALS HOLD OFF ATTACKS, BUT TAX FE/RS STILL WORRY TRADERS I. I that the would a* Aocn .kr practical rirr^HAing rel .ght to mean Ifi COlJ/TtK rather than aaet 0I[ mocrats weicftmc
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    'THE RIGHT MAN FOR THE JOB'
    328 7 Businessmen welcome Benham as economic adviser B|N»^vMKN in > iithusia>ttcalU I ihr news that the Int is likely to ask ,1-rn Bei.ham. former H adviser to thr ssioner-(»eneral. to be > re iinomir advi-i.i-k will be 10 prr i.itn«nal survey. 1 jiviin former nuruijlor
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    JOHORE BAHRI DOCTOR WEDS IN SINGAPORE
    46 7 I»K r.RK i.4N»Nr'lll Ir Kr <>t the fieneral Hospital. Johorr Rahru. tn'i Miss Weratunga Kita Pereira of Taiping who u»re married >esterda> at the Seventh l>av Adventist (hurrh n Singapore A reti-ption followed at thr Adrlphi Hotel. .straits Times photo
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    In circulation
    19 7 notes in nrculachout Malaya anc Borneo at the end of d $789,947 H73 nrculation amountoc. ..298 110
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    Hock Lee bus workers give strike notice
    194 7 \mr there are four labour disputes THE Singapore Bus Workers" Union served strike notice on the He. k Lee Amalgamated Bus Company yesterday A strike decision taken by half the workers on Thursday was confirmed by the other half yesterday These are the
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    Psychology Club in J. Bahru
    59 7 JOHORE BAHRL Fri A Psychology Club has been formed In Johore Bahru Interim committee ofllcUls are: President. Dr N^ A. Durham, vice-president. Dr. A. Boma«undram. secretary. Mr M B Dass treasurer. Che Ann bint- Majeed. committee. Mrs. G Burner. Mr T 6 S Moorthy Mr.
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    The Harbour Reserve on parade
    58 7 The Harbour Reserve on parade Maj -ben DDC Tulloch. GO.C Singapore Base District, yesterday inspected 18 officers and 300 other ranks of the Singapore Harbour Board Reserve. He Rave certificates of commission to Capt James Bernard Pagent M C and Captain i ■-.■nan. Edward Moffatt. of the reserve unit Fifteen
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    New arrivals
    25 7 The 3.400-ton Hoi Wong arrived In Singapore from Swatcw with 334 Chinese passengers for the Colony There were also 8* passengers for Penang
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    LONG-LOST ELEPHANT RETURNS
    161 7 LONG-LOST ELEPHANT RETURNS Mek Ya broke loose three years ago KUALA LUMPUR. Frl "THE Game Department 1 has recovered an elephant it lost three years ago The elephant broke away in March. 1952. while working in Pahang National Park. A party searched the Jungle but could not And the elephant
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    C.R.C. dance
    24 7 TAIPINO. Frl. The Chines*- Recreation Club here will hold a gala dance on April 30 from 9 p.m to 1 a m
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    Malay voters top the roll
    422 7 Malay voters top the roll KUALA LUMPUR. Fn 4N ANALYSIS of the 1.280.865 voters in the Federation shows that 84.2 per cent 11,077.562) are Malays, and 11.2 per cent 1 142,947) are Chinese. The remaining 4.6 per cent are mostly Indians. In only two of the S2 constituencies do Chinese
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    He didn't go to court: Gets bail
    44 7 Charles Hendricks was charged in Singapore Court yesterday for failing to attend the Malacca Magistrate's Court, as ordered, on Mar. 31. Bail of $100 was offered and I th» ca.Nf wa* postpone for mention to April 29.
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    Shop broken in
    31 7 KAJANG. Pri Burglars broke mt a shop in Kajanc lav nigh' and stole $30 in silver They had scaled a 12--foot wall in the rear of the shop
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    Iqbal Day
    28 7 The Oversea* Pakistan I>ague and the Muslim Leacu«wW jointly re'etorate Iqbal D.<v with a public meeting at 31 Lorong 12. Geylang. Singapore, at 10 am tomorrow
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    THE SPEAKER IS SWORN IN
    59 7 c Singapore Axsimbly ceremony THE STL A KER. Mr I o. hit- lakM Mi ":»th of nfnr*»t the fir*l Nosion of th> »p« In -.iim \vsemhl> Ixtitkinic on i«« Mr. Franris Tli"in the Mini-t'-r for Puhlu \V«rk> and Communication* I ik< \n- hlel Minister. >r
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    Chinese boss of Malay bandits is killed A SECKET DIES WITH HIM
    116 7 Chinese boss of Malay bandits is killed A SECKET DIES WITH HIM KUALA LUMPUR. Pit THE mystfrinu? Chim >c leader of an all V terrorist pnf Mcntakab. We*! Parian.:. was shot dead on Mond-iy —but the BQrstery still remains He wa. 1 c^ »tnci commit*•-.-member. Lim Ah Pol. 21 *h
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    FOLR 01 T OF HOSPITAL
    49 7 Four people who w> mltted to the General Hospital with shock on Thursday aft( r being struck by lightning at Mandai Road Singapore w r. di -charged ye^terdiiy They mg Kai. and i lighters Ml was k!!lod by the D Of -a also killed.
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      163 7 The weather MIMMIM THIPtiUIKI 'T3(i p.m 00 Apr 21 to 7So a m on Apr 22. Singapore 74 decrees PPiiHng 74. Kota Bharu 74 Kua, Lumrur 73. Ipnh 72 Kuan tan 70 MUmiM TEMPCBATI KE ■7 30 ajn. to 730 p.m on Apr. Mt: SinK.ipore U. Penanc U Kota Bh.ru
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    Government outlines its plans for new Singapore
    1397 8 GOVERNOR INAUGURATES AN KPOCH AND TBLLS THK LEGISLATIVK ASSEMBLY OF SCHEMES TO IMPROVE HOUSING. EDUCATION. TRANSPORT. HEALTH AND SOCIAL WELFARE 1\ his speech to the inaugural meeting ot the Leg Math* A>semhl\ in Sinjfa port- \('»terda\, the (iiiM'rn.ir, Sir John Nuoll. deal! with
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    'MY GREAT SATISFACTION'
    168 8 F^OK thr (.o\.ri,.M Ni r John Nicitli. i.ntr.tl liK ire- in yr-ti rrt.«% s historii |i.irli.inu-nt:ir» «m rasmn, it m.is ilmi hi- l.in-wrll tn thr 1 1 1 \ssf»mhl> At ronrlusion <>( hi* formal addrrtv <ir John .s.ud IM uould Ilkr to r\,»r> »s his uw n
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    Free legal help is being worked on now
    824 8 Free legal help is being worked on now aliv deficient, will not br overlooked The community centre scheme will be developed and more labilities provided for the underprivileged youth* of Singapore. Immediate arrangement* are being made for the introduction of a free legal aid service including repre.nentation n courts both
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      194 8 l|; fe: .,.7 and here 9 evaporation n« arofckm 1 nr Safcf ho!dt more ink 'i.an in> normal iik pen to lou h% c tion i» no problem. AbwMuteif tttk-fTMt. fc I rubtxr i" •pnial iral make* the leak-pr<M)t. H carat toiid gaM mfe. w Rn-auvr only a »olKi not
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      80 8 > I iraaMY*! >oi.i iin\ K I. I «< H BO I IHI U I' I t i TMKK N i W i i i 1 1 <» s i; i t < HAT \M» > MH K T T. N v UTIKIAUI 1«I S I V H'« i HI
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    Sayong Pinang fortress held Johore kingdom secure
    1132 9 Sayong Pinang fortress held Johore kingdom secure •JIHIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIII M *****-lllllllllMtl>£ MALAY ROYALTY LIES I BURIED HERE I "IMIII'IIIIIIIUIIIMI 111 11IIIMI1I MM! rr ********** BTIT^TTfSnT!!!?!^^ DDEN in the jungle in a quiet backuter of the Johore River, some earthnd fragments of cut coral blocks arc left to hear witness to a
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      156 9 Like the i refine bloom on .T» &ft —^aiiperfect f!ou er 's' 'y Rfrnf^r* i( by t*«e ene'uvvr Cr'v prect irno*'»» *r> tfmMl r L sWin. «nd An^ >> 1 —^Hj 'AIRSPUN' Face Powder f.tm v»ry li"l« "InVj-t P#«ofv M*dl y—r «eu' '»c« be»O'* voo po«d<K*rdl> iff t When you
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    FEELING ON SHARE MART FOLLOWING POLICY SPEECH
    414 11 B> Our Market Correspondent IMENT on the S.n K apore Share market rda; .tv-noon >*as better than it had been mm vM'fr^ follow. n K the declaration of In the ntu Mnjrapwe Labour Front MinisIJm < olon> Assembly. orators knew the contenu of
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    ROKERS' REPORT
    266 11 Thf Malayan Share Broker.* Association reported The new Singapore Government's declaration of policy »v mell received on «ml &hare market and industrial enpeciaUy. showed in>piwemer.t wuh buyers at Thursdays selling prices The turnover was 'air Sjiisapore members reported the ~i buslnew done Con Tin smelter *rds 30* 6d
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    121 11 Mncaporr < hineer Predere Eirhaage: noon prices per picul yesterday werr Copra quiet. May 828 buyers. »28*« sellers June' 83tS buyers. $28 v sellers Coconut oil: quiet, unchanged, bulk 84 r 4 buyers, drums »43\ Pepper white vartet>dr>\»n $1 black unchanged. Muntok »luie $!*•>. Sarawak 8:75. Special S.irawak
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    SHIPPING
    18 11 .h.p» M'- alwigiMe the San Ern»»to SommladJU Brenda PT ?SZ m** fimm. mm Nam. Vj:. Oen BsoeK
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    All grades of rubber in demand
    434 11 FOR the greater part of th* week the rubber market has ruled steady with prices fluctuating narrowly states the weekly repor. of Holiday. Cutler. Bath Si Co. Ltd. Unpredictably, howerer. on Thursday when neither London nor New York appeared to have shown any keen
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    RUBBER PRICES
    131 11 May first grade rubber closed tn Singspore yesterday at 90 5 8 rents a lb three-eighths of s cent below Thursday's closing price. The closing tone was quiet Closing rubber prices yesterday cent* per lb. were: No 1 RSS spot loose buyers 91 V sellers 91 Si No
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    40 11 On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5 80^ for cash and 5 82', for TT Sterling was quoted at 15 75 and one tael of gold at 351 V
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      152 11 P.W.D. TENDER TXNDniS will be received at the rffire of the Senior Executive Engineer Rural PWD. Singapore up 10 noon of the 6th May. 1955. for the purchase of approximately 600 empty bitumen drums lying at the Rural Depot. m.s Bukit Tlmah Road. Singapore Form of tender with all particular*
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      999 11 TENDERS PW.D TENDER TKKDtMM «U1 be iseeliid at the OSsce ef the Senior Superintendent Stores Fumtture PWD.. Kaadang Kerba« cßncapore up to noon ef tne •th May l#Si for the foUovmg work Supply and delivery of Fire Exttagulshers c w brackets and fully charged to the PWD Full particular* from
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      554 11 NOTICES AUSTRALIAN COMMISSION THE OOSre ef the Aastrattan CoeaattsesMi itfiratdmg the Trade Ciinnlsatpnar > Office 1 will be rloaed on Anaar Day Monday 25th AprU ANZAC DAY An Aaeac Day Commetnorarjon BenM will be held at the Cenotaph. Singapore, at dawn on Monday AprU 25 Australian and New Zealand resident*
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      434 11 NOTICES THE PAHANG CONSOLIDATED COMPANY UNITED Incorporated In England i TMts.iai.itm advtr* has been rereirad from London of an inter. m dtrldend of S l i", on the Preferenc Stork, and 10% on the Ordinary Work, both lass Income Tax at the rats of 6 tn the C In r**T»
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      212 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS \ppin\iMi\r tw PROR\TIONrR TI.^CHERS «.O\r K> Mr NT s< HIMil > Pf\ \NC. PRnMM I Hiiihin APPUCATIONS are tnrlted fr «a Mai? frr appnlntDiet. as m Scnooss la P«oang and Prortncs) ue received up :Ul May form .Ocr obi«inabl» from aajr n wmiiiiil .T.t:.AppUcmau aiisst have attained 23rd
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      Freedom—but be realistic
      248 12 Freedom— but be realistic I li. polHi.al I I III It MO\ HAVE tx-er. following Um political partita >^anda and th<-ir :<>r the pas' three months v»ry c :A ;us a poarp-lovinu citizen I am trmht< n» c; UM of the babblings o: our so-callt d politic•0 takrn up with
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      FIRST THINGS FIRST
      102 12 OIQ rannot remain quiet *hen politicians say want to repeal the emergency regulations whne my still murders in-. me^^ y fu d ment U better than a frreien government, some ...iv should be adopted offlrial language. Some want to form a front I ntest the elections, firme
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      LETS NOT BE HASTY
      293 12 THAT Britain is in earnest about relinquishing her < il trusteeship Ls not to bo doubted, but v that our future ministers may precip 'ate matters and about chaos in their rush for power. lunatic believes that we are ready for immediate :dence. and sll that
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      3 12 TH6 OOCTOR PRESCRIBES
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      The anger of a happy husband
      224 12 T he anger of a happy husband I AM master of my hMM and movements because I am fortunate enough to have a loving, faithlul and understanding wife. I have therefore lad no occasion during my 31 years of happy married life to think of divorce and know nothing of
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      RURAL CINEMA TAX
      338 12 WHEN the Governor. Sir John Nicoll. visited the Southern Islands last year he was amazed to find the lack of recreational facilities available for the island folk. He gave orders then that arrangements should be made for free cinema shows for them These shows, given by Public
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        99 12 k CCORDINO to the Koran. a man can marry up to four wives provided he can support all of them. But many Malays who practise polygamy seem to ignore the latter part of this Koranic statement and as a result many of their marriages end in
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        GIRLS DECEIVED
        48 12 EVERY marriage should go into the civil register and should be monogamous This would save a lot of unhappiness and many homes. Marriages of convenience au taking place in severa parts of Malaya. Males having families In India deceive the local girls Into marriage. SOIPI. Kuantan.
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        CANNOT SAVE
        42 12 AS most of us drivers, shop assistants and low-paid clerks live from hand to mouth we certainly cannot afford to contribute part of our earnings, however small, to the Central Provident Fund. We should therefore be exempted. ARTHUR CHEW. Singapore.
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        RICE STOCKS
        74 12 riE rice position can be very much eased by removing the present stockpile system and replacing it with a new regulation compelling all importers, wholesalers and retailers to hold a compulsory rice stock of three months each. Thk will help to maintain a ready stock of nine months
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        TAMIL FILMS
        31 12 CAN Tamil films not be produced in Singapore? Malay and Chinese talent Ls given the opportunity. Would it be too much to give local Indians a trial? INTERESTED. Singapore.
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        BAD ROAD
        59 12 TX>R the past few years, F Sin Kov Lane has been almost impassable. The surface is badly broken up by rain and is worse than a country lane. An old woman fell during the last week-end Wkfll walking; home She was so badly injured that an ambulanre wa.s
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        STREET LIGHTS
        53 12 rE secretary of the Ba .f>tier Community Centre has announced that street lights will be installed in the S.I.T. e.state.s in hi.s distrirt wrnin a fortnight What have the Comrr.uni v Centre Oflicials of the Have lock Road Estate done about the irvstal'.ation of similar lighting in their
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        RADIO FEES
        55 12 I SUPPORT Worker 1 and hop«? that our new government will reduce the radio licence fee from $12 per annum to $5 Radio Malaya i.s doing preat injustice to its Hindustani listeners by charginu this fee when they are compelled to tune to All-India and Pakistan radios for
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        CROWDED OUT
        47 12 fFHE land sandwiched beJ. tween Keonc Siak Road and Bukit Pasoh Rnad has been made into a children's playground But thoughtless persons arr roaring geese on it and if thLs is not checked, others may rear poultry or even pig.s and cows. I SAW Singapore.
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        OLD BUT SOUND
        75 12 I SEE that Mr. L D. Whjtfield. the Federations Member for Education, speaks disparagingly of what he is pleased to call "the parrot-like methods of teaching" of pre-war days Does he realize that this outmoded method has produced a host of men aim women all over Malaya,
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        LOTIER V DELA V
        80 12 SOMETIME last year whoti pa-ssint: through Malacca I bought a lottery ticket in aid of Malacca United Charities Week which wag to be drawn on December 19. 1964 As far as I know it has not yet been drawn. As the draw has been postponed several
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        NO MORE FLOODS?
        56 12 SHORTLY after thr serious flood in Bedok. I Klad to see that a drrdge was operating at the Bodok River to improve its drainage. I was surprised that after a little work had been dune the dredge disappeared. Is authority now sure that there will be no
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        H.G. BAND
        75 12 IN a iccrnt issue of the Straits Times <i is imtec! that Ulu Langat have raLsrd the first Home Ouarrt Band in the Federation. In fairness I should like to point out that the Bentong Home Guard had a band as far back as 1952 and recorded at
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        The cost of advertisement
        216 12 FRIKMIS thin week penuadrd me to we a «ood English film For my $3 I was given a nrwsreel and the film. It was a good Aim and I would have bern prepared to witr ofT my $3 as luxury spending but for th.- agony of
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    AN IDEA THE TAX
    82 12 1 Mr nAVin shall s con ques to thr Prea sensation ti BJ h and risr V Our chief M pearl WtldOUl '>; COUI that money lrum th i ifTorti it Dors M: M the 2.50.000 t.r r: Ui Singapore th- an or, Urn bl| Here
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    Youth's chal
    138 12 Youth' s chal I AM glad that the I Mve Part) a youth section The youth> be the rulers of to and no tune •hould < to channel then the right direct i gnod counter-more another party wbl such success at th mainly di:« I played by the stu li
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    Lay's 1¼ miles is right rip for Any Time
    326 13 ii'xxi performr,mah la«t ■nt to make but was ■■■j. speed in *s th" .in*' I' 7 lengths in his '.3 or, his t.dirt dis>econd by l l j rj receiving Difficult tVrii il ilvaa 12-lb I hich r. a him over
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    LIGTON FIT SPELL
    3 13 LIGTON FIT SPELL
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    'ELEGANCE' IN 6.00
    16 13 .:id in the v* Combat •■d (!llmp*« that .-pert likely vpaet in ■r
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    REHMAT DAY'S BEST BET ON FIRST-RUN THIRD
    667 13 REHMA T DA Y'S BEST BET ON FIRST-RUN THIRD I [Al Race On*. If i in today's indvime I Hub when fourth by 2J I t H. has to that ;^> :i sprint r\n n England ia>t Hridge i-und by a r was un- run ird in I I.S :n
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    Going is heavy
    55 13 rI.RF was m«rr rain vrNterd»> afternoon and the going up In last evening was heavy IMr Treble Tole will be t" lil on Races Four. Mx and Seven Forecast Tote on Raee> Three Five and Seven; and the Big Sweea on Race Eight RADIO Malaya will broadcast
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    Lees takes over lead with a 68
    145 13 LONDON Fri ARTHUR LEES an established player, .ed the field by tmo ■t ihf secotid round oi ::\r Soald'.ng pr-..fe*.»:o:-.«l golf tournament »hi<.i *a> -ontlnuea at Moor Pirk Heart lordsnire >e*lerday Only 40 profeiaMonal* and on* lir f>ut of an origin^. of nearly
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    Lock icon Rumanians upset Japs
    164 13 LTRECH7. Fll AN in known Rumanian pair. T Retter and T Oantne' caused a big upaet in me world üble tenm* chumplonsiilp* when they ellrUnatad :he high-ranking Japanefie combination of T Tsnaka V Tomlta b\ 21-13 14-21. '21-19. 18-21. 21-16 last night. The Japanese mho appeared well
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    Lock icon RUGBY RESULTS
    32 13 LONLX)N. Fri Results of RuKbv Union matches played yesterday are Bath 14 Bridg water and Albion 3: Pontypndd 0 Bridgend 12. Neath 22 Llanelly 9: Telghnmouth 8 Paignton 0. Reuter.
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    BRENTFORD LOSE
    28 13 LONDON Fri Newport County beat Brentford by 3-1 In thtir Dlv Three i South match ve*terda> In a D»y Three iNorthi match. Barrow beat Chesterfield 2-0
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    Feature Film is ready now for stamina test
    162 13 riEATURE FILM wa* dmnp hi* be»t work at the finish when he cam- '.n third by two necks to Ryetrass over 7f with 8« on Wednesday. ThU four-year-jld H steadily developinK rtta la and I think he U S ready to t*ckle
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    STRAITS TIMES SELECTIONS
    145 13 **<• 1 RrjOIAT RIHMM IMMIKMIIw Win|rr4rttu V- Rrhmm rr»4» af PtMwnlx Minlrrtlnna r R* B«BATOW(.« PJUJTOT Btß«T<»<.% «pl»-l>4«>ur li'ni>h H»n«»tMmr* I It%TIRr HIM Tltt I VMM > U TORIOI !►>' I «m.l L.to-r film I «r inkiltoa Utmrtmm Ftatarr f ilm Bar* I HiiiHMl MA«.I( ETK «Mm
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    TODAY'S RACE CARD
    1094 13 Kare 1—2.30: Class 3. Div. 4 h I uts MinUr4rtna 4y Pom»11 :< 00 Prs Cl LflACl. T*n C H T w n J «M Pearl; 4jr Franklin •12 Mr A Mr* C Ijongmo" iool J o*9 Indian Hratber II 3) i 811 Buklt Tlmah Synd liroc
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    FAM PLAN TO INVITE TWO TOURING TEAMS
    145 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri ■THE FOOTBALL Association of Malaya hope to get the Pakistan Football Association team to play a lew fixtures In the Federation when they visit thu country v. August The Pakistanis are due to play five games in Singapore A FAM
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    ROSE WIN FINAL
    30 13 PAIRS, m Menrn Roae of Viauall* Mat Prance t lop player Marcel Bernard «-2 11-9 A-2 in the menu alngles final nf thr> Pari« international tennU ehamplonahlpr
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    POLICE SCORE 9 GOALS v. K. RAJA
    291 14 POLICE SCORE 9 GOALS v. K. RAJA LTHOUGH witnout their goal-ccttrr Awanc Bakar. Police Six)rt.s Association had it very murh thnr own way in yesterday's SAFA. Div 1 gamr at Jalan Besar when they trounced a ten-man Kota Raja side 9-0. Kota Raja, onrr a formidable side, are bound for
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    C.A. DRAW WITH LATE PENALTY
    270 14 k FTER trailing 0-2 at half J\ tirm-. Chinese Athletic stamd a grand ra'.ly to I rra 2-2 draw with Singap-' 1 1 Harb'Hir Board Recreation Club in a robust SAFA Dlv 2B jram- .t* R:\vr Vam*v Road tfc rrtay. There vms a dlsplav of
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    Our Cup men begin final training next month
    458 14 Our Cup men begin final training next month PRACTICE SESSIONS PLA YERS KEEP COST IS 00 WN TO FREE TO PUBLIC FIT OWN WA V UNDER Sio.m, A'HKN .Malaya's Thomas (up badminton ><juad of seven start their serious training in SingaM>re next month, the public will be abh- to >ci
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    ASTON HELD 1-1
    29 14 Aaton AC .sii^rec: pen^ Seletar FC in a 1-1 di»« in tl e|i RAFA DW ?R le.ii: ,r .<- Park vrs^e-dav Wtliiam mm Ahmed s.i]:m for Seletar
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    TICKET LISTS CLOSE ON APRIL 30
    144 14 4 PPLICATIONS for tickets to I A the Thoma.s Cup badminton matches will close on April 30. the Baiiminton A.ssociai tlon of Malaya states i Three members of the Standing Committee of the BAM will jom Mr Lim Keng Hor. chairman of the Tickets
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    ARMY v R.NAVY
    64 14 The Army team to meet Royal Navy in the .»enior cricket tourna* ment at Naval Base tomon-ou U: M.ij Uwli Mai Whitmell Mai Bu-rombe LI »f i.ird. 2 Lt. Sumpter 2 L: Gray WO II Barron. Pt«. Aneu< L Cpl Wikkl Sc' I>:i I c u\er SRt
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    JACOBS' WINNER
    26 14 A solltao' Rool --erred by Jarooa enabled Dockvft.d A to defeat Stngapoie Corinthians A 1-n in a ~\>\ lii% 3A league at MFA around yesterda\
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    Burge's 177 is highest of the tour
    146 14 Burge's 177 is highest of the tour GEORGETOWN I A FINE lruiincs ol 177 b\ vounc Peter Burgp helper! the Australian crirket tourist* to t.ike bm first inninc.s lead •>ver British Guiana on thr second day <>f their ffuir-clav h here yesteni At close of play, the Australians made 476
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    SCOREBOARD
    61 14 HRIIISH <;| st nns r: XI STR XI I l«l Innla* ell < MrXVall h Mifht Walton r MrHjII l> I dun -,l Harvrv r \Vl*ht b Madiav Rurre i Pairaudeau h Mid i it: Miller r Kanhai h Hi(hl Uchrr r (dun b Midiiv It. li Hill Mul
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    RIC; WOMEN'S ANNU
    13 14 RIC; WO MEN'S ANNU |>Al' I Club Championship and 1 1 Championship I
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    ARMY SHA INDIA BOX
    5 14 ARMY SHA INDIA BOX R
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    52 EN SABA
    3 14 52 EN SABA
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      352 14 VllliriKS FOR SALE ti (Him.)-Bmx M rtt. rxtri j BSA MOTORCYCLE 25« cc 1»51 Model Vie* at S'.u.dard- Vacuum Oil Company. Tanjong Rhu. IMI FIAT 1400 First Claa» con. dltlort. Quick Sale due Owner IaWfBH Country. offers Major ruk-we.: 2801. Ext 184 or 585. 1646 ANGLIA Jus- decarbonised respraved clutch
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      315 14 VEHICI.FS FOR SAI K J0 M.rrf. %i ,M, m it .1. r,l, v PLYMOUTH SKI )AN IMI Sale by Tender Vrl.ule in..v be in»pe< ted Ml B ar>pllCaMon Au- f iliai Crosby Hou.se. Robinson R FOR SALr. W.,4, U it rt, -xtrm 12 FOOT BOAT Cabin suitable outboato mr •<•:
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      164 14 TODAY c m; lAFA I I \i.t I DM \mi. 4lil<- I.iUm l»l\ IB x.ci.ll p > N PM dalr. J.iUm B<n.«i I pm K.i ..i ii v < c, 1 1. tic Itm m "t\ liwn, mh k i.>unci Rll Xl I tRH>■ IH > s. I! M c
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