Singapore Standard, 8 May 1953

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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD iS i Jffl 1 Vol. fll No. 303. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1953. TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    VIETMINH PULL BACK ADVANCE TROOPS IN LOAS
    84 1 VIETMINH PULL BACK ADVANCE TROOPS IN LOAS Communist-led Vietminh, i been hard hit by a sudden ctl rains, continued today to idvanced invasion points m i -ivilian airmen m six Flying applies into the Franco-Laotian Page 7). he Co aists at the Luang Prabang ibl ward Vietnam r .ii^a Command
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    Manstein Free
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    BIG ARMS CACHE RECOVERED
    7 1 BIG ARMS CACHE RECOVERED I 1 I
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    Film Star Dies
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    French Mission To Australia
    21 1 SYDXE 7 (AFP)— -A arrive ir. A I next week. I equipment m In 'red j with
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    Sultans Will Be In Big Parade
    224 1 LONDON, Thurs.— Carriages carrying the SultaiU laya and rulers from other parts of the Commonwealth will follow the 10,000 men and women of the services who will head the colourful two-mile Ion? »»rolon which escort> Queen Elizabeth through the London streets alter her Coronation
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    Crowds Hail The Queen
    94 1 LONDON, May 7 (Ho '>n London had its first v-• ■> ->f coronation festivities 'a- 3 I when Queen Elizabeth attended the first night oi i production of Shako-, r "Henry the VIII". th ly chosen by the Old V for the coronation Crowds from the
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    Letourneau Sees Salan
    60 1 SAIGON, May 7 (AFP)— M. 'Jean Letourneau, Minister for the Associated States left Sai- gon by special plane for Banmethout, one of Bao Dai's res-c-s m the high plateau region. After conferring with Vietnam's chief of state, Letourflcw to 1 Vientiane Laos where he met C-in-C General
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    Collective Farm
    34 1 TWO thousand overseas Chine>e from Malaya are now -ng on the Hing Loong 1 < live Farm, on Hainan id, ar.'-ording to a Comlunist New China ne\v j y report from Cautjn. AFP
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    Septuplets Born
    39 1 THE Portuguese news Im.. y A.N.I. reported m L bou yesterday that an ih-year-old native girl had given hijih to seven children m Bissau, Portuguese Guinea. All were born dead and the 'girl died next day.— Reuter
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    Formidable's End
    23 1 ONE of Britain's old best known aircraft < the 2.1.000-ton Formi P :.;juth yesl r'L\- towed :mii to be i tCTfiPOfd.- Reuter
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    ONN SURVIVES CENSURE
    1711 1 ON N SURVIVES CENSURE Tan's speech termed irritating, offensive KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federal Uqislohv. 'the floor of the house \i/i' the J I V!? e who voted for ttiolion. six wer» M.C.A.. and three 1.M.N.0. momh.rs. Another MC member Mr. K oh Sin Hotk. left the councilLilowed n».n S
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    COMET CRASH
    76 1 FIRST PICTURES First pictures received m Malaya of the ill-fated BO\C omet jetliner which crashed 25 miles from Calcutta last Saturday, killing 43 persons, including 15 Malayans show (top) the fuselage, lying m a dried up stream after crashing m flames; (below): some of the >00 polite and
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    New Red Truce Offer
    48 1 KYp m a <un i 5 IK r all tod m of the urn« illini soiiei ion roi and iVc k,.i. i; a Bi Foreign Ofl: nan d< cnbi i today's Commui a neutral >• of pi i oners war m Kore b which m
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    'We Must Decide Who Are Loyal Malayans'
    1676 1 DATO ONN ANSWERS HIS CRITICS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Dato Onn bin Jo'afar replying to Mr. Tan Siew Sin's allegations said that the misconception as to who was speaking on the day m question was not of his making as the Chairman of the
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    5 Dead In Sea Crash
    111 1 HARWICH. England. May 7 (Renter > Engineers smashed their way into the twisted wreckage of the British Railways ship Duke of York, after she had berthed here early today, and found two bodies of people killed m yesterday's North Sea collission with the United States
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    Heavy Air Strikes At Reds
    148 1 THERE was an Increase In the number uf air strikes made by the R.A.F. againsi Com-, munisj terrorists m the Federation last month. A total of 2:* air strikes were Mown and approximately ~3'> tons of bombs were dropped by Lincolns of No. 1 Sq
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    A-TEST PUT OFF
    26 1 THE Atomic Energy Commission has announced m Vegas that unfavoui weather conditions have foi a 14-hour postpone) in\ of yesterday': atomic te*l UP
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    FIRST IN 100 YEARS
    36 1 MR. Thomas Torazo Nlshlo, r >4. has becoa* .m Anici:r.in citi/rn and isnmisiation officials herr »»..'<■ »ir is th« Im Japanese to do so w»»»iout a atl of Vtmpnm i*»r Almas! lull yea/
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    Admiral At Circus
    55 2 photo. VICE ADMIRAL Sir Charles Kduard Lamb*. Cm C. I-ar Fast Station and Hi* party having a good laugh at the irriu Busch on Wednesday evening Sir Charles iv seated third from left front row, LETT: The opening crack" by clow* Alberto who erected the Singapore audience
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    Crowning: Police Leave Cancelled
    210 2 ALL have for Singapore Police personnel during Coronation wrck has been cancelled, the Commissioner <>l Police, Mr. Nigel Morris, told The Standard yesterVolunteer Police will be called upon to assist, hi' s:iiri Coronation week will be a lime for he entire Police hi' h will be
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    Cheated Of $25,552, He Claims
    154 2 A SINGAPORE buj i man. Soh Peng Kre. told the Second Di m<-t < "nut yt ii;iy h«- was < heated of 125,5 i a canva deal. Charged with cheating Soh d ..unfitly inducing him elivec a cheque for $13,000 h <i (1 2 >52
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    Young Malayans
    45 2 K)UOHK B.MIRI'. T The Johore Bahru Young M.i ayans' Club will hold ■eneral merting m the Johore i ish College hall at 3 pi; tomorrow, instead of the Buku j Zaharah S<-hool hall, as stated )m the club's f i r 1 newsletti
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    STAMPS FOR QUEEN'S TOUR
    56 2 THREE iM)stage stamp s m iionimatiuris, wiU be Australia m ci 1954 to commemorate the wisil <>i the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. The stamps will be m denominations of 3Jd. (domestic Hnd Enopire Utter rate), 7ld. (foreign letter rate); and IV. (U.K., Europe, Canada
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    JUDGE PRAISES TEACHER
    151 2 JUDGE PRAISES TEACHER THE Singapore First District Court Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tah, yesterday commended a student teacher. Mr. V. Ramalingh.im for his "public spiritedness" and recommended that he be ffiven I a reward. Mr. Kamalingham had told the court how hr helped to catch a pickpocket. Chan Ah Hone,
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    Anti-Flood Scheme For Katong
    89 2 I THE Singapore City Council is making preparations to implement a $300,000 ponding iate flooding m tilt- Katong ur« a. Owners of the property m the Grove e?t;ite area agreed to inert the cost of the work. They were reminded 'hat the value of the land
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    TRAFFIC OFFICER CLAIMS TRIAL ON TWO COUNTS
    241 2 $180 FOR DRIVING UCtHCt AIUCED INSPECTOR Abu Bakar bin I-nai], of the Singapore Traffic Police was charged before Mr. R C Hoffman m the Fir-t Traffic Court yesterday r.ti two r-ounts of. making ia'^e statements. He claimed trial. After hearing evidence, Mr. Hoffman
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    PROGS. BACK LIM ON THREE SEATS
    424 2 Taylor Hit In Newsletter THE Singapore Progressive Party will support the motion to abolish the three Chambers of Commerce seats m the Legislative Council, to be introduced by the Labour member for Keppel, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, at the next Council meeting. Announcing this
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    Watchmaker's Debts Total $95,000
    197 2 A SINGAPORE watrk repairer who started with a capital of $5,000 m 1933 and whose liabilities amounted to $95,000 against assets of 520.--«">o, was examined before the Chief Justice. Sir Cnarir? Murray-Aynsley, mi n the High Court yesterday. He was Feng Kirn Your. Who had 4
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    Clifford Pier
    34 2 CORONATION W F X X: Workmen bu>y yesterday decorating thr main entrance of Sinß.iporr* s Clifford Pi:T. This Standard picture shows M.mf crown hnnn fixed unrirr ili»- flag mast of the pier.
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    Robbers Stripped Family Of Jewels
    213 2 Housewife Tells Court A 20-YEAR-OLD Singapore housewife, So Sow Wan, testified m the Sixth Police Court yesterday that two Chinese, one armed with a revolver, herded her family into a room and stripped them of their jewellery. S M d WhCB she awoke It 2.31
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    Pilgrims Must Be Vaccinated
    73 2 THE Singapore Government has rec-ived a report that there is minor smallpox epidemic m the Hejaz. Because of the forthcoming sailing? of pikrim ships, the first leaving: Singapore o« May 15. it has been derided that all possible precautions be taken m respect of wouldbe pilgrims.
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    OFF TO MECCA
    35 2 INC.HE Aba lakar bin Awaritf. hospital assistant m fharge of the Government dispensary m Pengerarig Rota Tinggi will leave for Mecca prior to his retirement after v years service with the Lrovernment.
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      87 2 Weather MINIMI M Temperature: fr«>in 7 Itt p.m. on May to 7JIO a.m «m May 7. SaagapOTß (75Fi. Penanr 7i,f». k..i.» Bahru (7."JK». Kuala Lumpur (7:;K), Ipoh 111 i. KuanUn (7UK). Maximum Temperature: frum 7 "M a.m. to T.^o p.m. on May 7. Singapore <88F>, PeiiatiK ■Wi. Kola Bahru (fCTI.
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    T.B. DEATHS CUT IN S'PORE
    331 3 Clinics And Better Living Responsible i i *V? r allt V r «*e from pulmonary tuberculosis m Singapore has, m the last 11 years, dropped from 23 per cent of every million inhabitants to .09 per cent of every million, Dr. M. Doraisingham, Chief Health
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    20 3 ne of the 111 commercial ertiflratea from Mrs. Gopala fl rnniniJ li;* pre.ventat ive at haa*s rertificate araa for typewriting
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    Mayor Should Be Above Politics
    145 3 p R QGH (YE PARTY: i\e Puts- agrees that the vho represents the City or is the ihainyan presiding Council, should take nc political side>. In the Party*! newslettei srday, it ydd>: if the honour were evei P igressive Part> I be given to take
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    Widow And Two Sons Are Robbed
    96 3 broke into a house m 5 i Wednesday P the occupants, her two sons. decamped ish, a bottle of wrist watches, widow had just »rs and winh i ise, after feed- when .sh e heard -f her dog outside the candles ?V mgh the
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    Aquarium Ready In 6 Months
    134 3 SI 1.1 rt'RAL work on th. 170.000 Van Kleef aqua rium w 11 probably be v i n 1 P'«. ti d m six months, Mr j MX. Crocker, acting De;. I Architect, told Th< S ird yesterday. l -r said as* tar 3 h.
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    Australian Scholarships For Nurses
    100 3 FULLY qualified 11 ig m Si F< deration h i apply for a 3 training course Asia xtnd'T the Austra an Imperial Forces Malayan Nursing Scholarship scheme. The two nurses chosen c will leave ->i A ti ia m July to undergo a course at vai
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    MacD. Will oPEN oDEON
    66 3 MR. MALCOLM MACDONALD. C< nmissioner General for South-East A^ia will ire open Singapore'; newesl luxury cinema, the Odeon. on June 8. Announcing this yesterday, a spokesman of the Cathay Oi B i ation said the initial performance would be In aid of the University of Malaya's
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    'As You Like It' Tonight
    80 3 'As You Like It' Tonight Dramatic Society of Singapore Raffles Girls' School and Raffles Institution \i jointly presenting Shakespeares *Aj You Like It" commencing tonight at Piffles Institution hall. There will b e five nightly show? on May 8, 9. 11. 12 and 13. A cast of 25 young actors
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    Squatters To Make Way For Resort
    134 3 Squatters To Make Way For Resort K-'a.'lha^* ""Beach ft soft. Mr. E V r ii chairman «f .h. 0ay Work will b e undertak e n by the PW i» as ti,' I 5 v as s°on Jou_ifJ ai,d lS lleared oi squatters at nr......... "Pying the area l C
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    14 TO GET SJAB AWARDS
    131 3 FOURTEEN members of the I John Ambulance Brij awards from the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. W. L. Blythe,.at Government House at II a.m.] i w Grade of OTirer (Brother): Dr D. p Mclntyre, Mr. Yeo Guan. Grade of As*o- 1 i.it»* Oflßcer (Brother): Syed
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    Egyptian Wanted To Adopt Chinese Children
    167 3 Egyptian Wanted To Adopt Chinese Children itioni were re- from people who to adopt Singapore but who were not m a position to f, »ays ri.e Social Welnent Pas through asked whether f In Egypt could i nese child^ti loves Lheir eyes." given wa a *hi ister of the 1
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    Councillor Answers Antagonism Charge
    149 3 MR. LEE CHOON ENG, the Labour representative lor West Ward m the Singapore City CounKsterdav denied the charge that he had "openly shown antagoinsm against a large portion of the residents m his r ward. He said the charge, made by Air. T. R. Fernandez, the
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    WELFARE MOVE
    45 3 THE Singapore Social Welfare Department will move to the Chinese Secretariat building on Saturday and Monday. Telephone numbers will remain the same, 5050 and 5056 to 5059. The department will be out of telephone communication on Saturday and Sunday and possibly Monday morning.
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    Nanyang Varsity May Begin Funds Drive
    101 3 THE work of collecting funds for the proposed Nanyang University m Singapore can proceed now mat the registration of the university has been approved. Dr. S. Y. Wang secretary of the sponsors of oJ c un i ve rsity, told The standard yesterday SSrSjaSJ
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    Luxury Bus Service Starts On Monday
    171 3 intervals. The service will run from a.m. to t> p. m throughout *hen the run will stop at 2 P.m. The fare will be 20 cents The route to be taken by the buses is: Raffles Quay, Shenton Way, Shenton Circus. Robinson Road D'Almeida
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    Bridges Under The 'Varsity
    150 3 BRIDGES nil] be built under the Geography Wing of the m 3 f Malaya to st r or ie foundations, 1 m some danger tunnels due i tllcre the Japanese occui tunneli are filled to and ri Iged, there will be 5° !;:r inger of subsidence,
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    MALAY SOCIETY
    23 3 THE Society Of Malay Culture, Singapore will hold a meeting on Sunday a* the City Council Services Union at 2 p.m
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    Siglap Centre
    43 3 MRS. L. CRESSON, president of the Voluntary Workers' Group. Singapore, will open the Si^lap Social Centre, run by the Social Welfare Department, at S p.m. on May 15. The new centre is at the corner of East Coast and Palm Roads.
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    Saplings Of Sacred Bo Tree 'Safe'
    131 3 THE Singapore Agricultural Department yesterday returned the three saplings of the sacred Bo tree to Rev. Naradara T h c r a, f brought them from Ceylon for Buddhist temples m Indo-China. The cuttings were held In bond by Customs officers at Kallang Airport
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    Fall From Flat: Suicide Verdict
    109 3 MR. GIAM Chong Hii 7 the Singapore Coroner, re" ed a suicide verdict at the end of an inquiry into the death of Seh Kan Soon, who died as a result of injuries be received from a fall from an Improvement Trust flat Seh's body
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    Appeal To Benefit S'pore
    86 3 SINGAPORE will be one of the countries m South-East Asia to benefit from a Joint appeal for £100,000, to be launched by the Australian Anglican Church on Ascension Day, May 14, for the needs of the church m this part of the world. The appeal, described
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      15 3 HIVE A ilands Made Young .-Vigour Re A Wool Operation r P if Vi-Tabs S*BETICS
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    $25,000 CLAIM BY LANDOWNER
    300 4 MALACCA, Thurs. The complete acquisition of a piece ol land forming part ol Ike Tanjong Kling Federal Special Constabulary Training Centre formed the basis «>l a reference to a Malacca Land Tribunal for compensation by Government, before Mr. Justice Abbott, assisted by two assessors m the
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    93 4 A LARGE number of people turned up for the Coronation Gown Show held at Robinson's. Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. "Carmen" (above left) of scarlet chiffon. relying solely on the colour and texture of the material to create a lovely effect modelled hy Miss Violet Sleigh. "Spanish Rose" (centre) a name
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    SIX MORE BANDITS KILLED
    144 4 Top Selangor Red Bagged By Somersets KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.-S,x morc tf rorisfs hove been killed ond another woundec Security Forces m the Federation. One of t killed was a branch committee member Communist terrorist organisation. Three sui rrndned bandits that Sin Hau. Assistant Regimental Coi Seventh
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    Their Fears Are Allayed
    87 4 KUALA LUMPUR, 1 Severa. mtßabtM n tIM eral Le§i> ativc I wen i ment'i issurance that tht eral managef of th v< Swettenham Board would be an "all 100 pi I son. Their Pemn n re when the ;i- I I K\ riryQcneral, Mr. T v
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    DEBATE IN FULL
    11 4 DEBATE IN FULL < Ml I -li W A m.id. Ment In
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    RULED ON POINT OF ORDER
    12 4 RULED ON POINT OF ORDER V M Hid I Mi i m
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    GOVT. REASSURES ON CIVIL LIABILITY
    186 4 KUALA LUMPUft, Thurs. The Secretary for Defence, Mr. A. H. P. Humphrey, gave an assurance today m the Federal Legislative Council that volunteers who had family commitments wouIS not find their families left financially m the lurch if a call-up should occur. TT" He was
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    Seremban Fair
    26 4 A GRAND fun fair w. d :nban vent School on tomorrow c Sunday n d of the $230,000 ext. which le I 2 classrooms.
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    RIDA TO GET $7 M. MORE THIS YEAR
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    ELECTED 'MISS TAIPING 1952'
    30 5 M(vs RITA MAII a nursr. v.in elected M Miss Taipimg aI i gala dance organised b] Ihe Faipiac md Disti 1. 1 Football Asaociatiou Standard ph#t«.
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    2 Men Get C-in-C AWARD
    102 5 TWO civilian employees ol No. 3 Base Ordnance Depot. Singapore. we_e presented with the Commander-in-Chief's testimonials by the G.O.C. Singapore Ba>e District, Major- Gen A.G.O' Carrol Scott, at BOD. Alexandra, yesterday. The men were: Mr. ValT purara Krishna Pillai. chiel erk m Headquarter.. No Sub
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    Protest Meet On Rents Off
    94 5 THE protest meeting scheduled for Sunday against the 19 per cent, increase m rents for Singapore Improvement Trust post-war flats has been called oil for the time being. The secretary of the pro-tern committee of the Tenants' Association. Mr. Francis Hong. >aid that he had
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    Whist Drive
    45 5 THE No. 2 R.A.F. Associate Group of the Singapore branch of the British Red Cross are holding a Whist. Bridge and Mah-Jong drive at the R.A.F. Children's School, today at 8.30 p.m. m aid of the British Red Cross Crippled Children's Home, Changi.
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    FOUR PROMINENT PERAK DIRECTORS CONVICTED
    302 5 FOUR PROMINENT PERAK DIRECTORS CONVICTED the rffJl com P<«ny which resulted m luJs lT e °:T c f VCr 5V 5 000 of th fi CW *7 t sonvlcted5 onvlct ed by the Magistrate sMrffi»«tfta^£g fig They admitted failure to cause a list showing names and descriptions and addn ol
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    COUNCIL OF ACTION TO APPEAR BEFORE RITSON
    226 5 THE Singapore Joint Council of Action representing more than 18,000 Goi eminent employees will go before the Ritson Commission to give evidence m camera. The Unions -who at_> n •a of the Council threatened earlier to boycott the I mission if it he'd
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    $2½ M. For Auxiliary Police Pay
    143 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs—On certificate of urgency, the 1 Tnance Committee of the federal Council, have approved the provision of $21 million to reimburse estates and mines for the Pi. v of Auxiliary Polite employed by the m. Tins is subiect to certain conditions, not
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    Drain On Federal Coffers
    207 5 Drain On Federal Coffers THE Federal Legfelathrel Council yesterday approved the provision of: sr*.(i.~»B *o meet the cost of additional travelling done by the High Commissioner In connection 1 with visits to Britain. 5.'.000 to meet expenses Incurred by Lady Templet In connection With her honorary position a> president or
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    MORE LEAVE FOR THE CORONATION
    153 5 PEXANG. Thurs.— Several prominent Penan? residents left by the Chusan this afternoon lor London to attend the Coronation on June 2 Th c Member for Heath. Dr. Lee Tiang Kent;, his wile and daughter were among the i sengers. The Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Penang.
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    Action On S'pore MCA For Talks
    85 5 THK subject ot what action should be taken with the Singapore branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, is expected to come up before the Central Working Committer of the association which meets m Malacca today. The branch was recently alleged to have been responsible
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    Retraining Costs
    36 5 THE intensive retraining programme m the federation Police Forre cost the Government $1,358,820 more than the provision of 1. 400.000 made m the estimates, it was s;ated J at the Federal Council meeting yesterday.
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    ENGINEER SUES EMPLOYER FOR $5000
    230 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A claim for $5,000 due to him as bonus from his former employer, Ng Pian Teng. proprietor of the Klang Motor Company, Klang, was ma.de !>y an elderly European t-ngineer, Andrew Paton. at the High Court, before Mr. Justice Briggs, today. Paton
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    Veruthappan's Fine Reduced
    86 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs Veruthappan. who was fined |396 m the Kota Tinggi Magistrate's Court for being m possession of the carcass of a barking deer without licence, had the fine reduced to $Uf> on appeal. India Suffian. the DPP., told the Court that the fine was stiff*
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    Young Wives' Tale Is Delightful
    196 5 Young Wives' Tale Is Delightful WHEN* two young couple- ire forced to share the same Rat and the >ame nanny to Jook after their respective children, complications can easily arise, md do, m "Young Wives' Tale** Ronald Jeans' comedy of misunderstandings, presented by the Stage Club at the Vio toria
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      76 5 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Stondatd London Correspondent LONDON, May 7. The following are the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London market LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 21 Id. Spot £775 per ton June 21 |d. buyers, £777 10s. sellers. July/Sept. 21 gd Three months: £772 Oct. Dec.
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    768 6 an attack on th*. Chinese Chamber of Commerce constitute an attack on the Chinese community? Would an attack On the Indian Chamber of Commerce be considered an attack on the Indians? Would an attack on the U.M.N.O. M.C.A. or the MIC. be interpreted as a deliberate and
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    287 6 Review of Views h Private UTUSAN MELAYU editorially, di>agrees witli the contention, held m certain quarters that, the Council of Joint Actions, demand that the Ritson en- quiry should be public is motivated by a desire to exploit the situation for political 1 ends. Nor does L'tu.-ani believe that the
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    ARE THE PEASANTS BETTER OFF?
    1413 6 Chinese Agrarian Reform 3 JOYV extensive has been the change m land-ownership? No detailed statistics have been published. But some revealing figures were given by the New China News Agency m the middle of 1951. The land confiscated and requisition from landlords m Central and
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    They Locked Me In A Cell
    1252 6  - They Locked Me In A Cell Alex Josey Malayan Prisons: The Truth Hfl (—ulio m a /< ur of f ,< j tilt' 1 1 1 SOME of my critics may be interested, indeed pleased, to know that I spent most of last week m Federal prisons. Part of the
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      49 6 TOMORROW ASIA AFTER STALIN Will Stalin's Death and Malcnkov's peace offensive mean a change m Communist tactics and objectives m Asia? An Indian journalist, M. N. Roy, who was once member of th Comintern and who played a leading role m Chinese Revolutionary politics, writes on ASIA AFTER STALIN
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    FRENCH MANNEQUINS IN MIDDLE EAST
    109 7 Modelling: clothes m the heat of Baghdad recently are (from left) Miss Riviera, Odette le Floch of Paris, m swimsuit; Miss Paris, Danielle Chaillier, m riding dress; Miss Finland. Eva Hellas, m green organza cocktail dress; and Miss Latin America. Balbina Outierbez of Paris, m
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    158 7 I(Reuter). The British Cabinet deadlock reached yesterday m uture of Britain's Suez Canal l-informed quarters said here. Breakdown of the talks so after they started m formal session on April 27, is led here to be a grave er. This is the niore true since
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    Uruguayan Pistol Duel At Dawn
    49 7 MONTEVIDEO M I sident nate P oun- t'lTvd ru a s ritten i>n Ivrvrrel. last week hu» this f.iilrd to sfj honour and a duel irrangfd kd to the rei ition of the i aguayaa 1 iin< i i risis. 1 m I nuu.iv
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    'High Policy Prevented UN Victory'
    104 7 NEW YORK, May 7. (UP).— General James A. Van Fleet. former Eighth Army Commander, cnarged yesterday that "high policy prevented our armies from winning the Korean war two years ago." He said the opportunity f o defeat the enemy is "still there today if only
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      Armi Gets Ma's Blessing
      68 7 F man age In Tokyo of md's Armi (Miss Units sela to millionaire Hilario of the Philipii had the blessing *> "s parents m est« rday. s mother said they daughter "conMoved to (ears tstening to a T<»kvo reaccording to which her in-law pledged he would
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    Target Near Manchuria Hit
    67 7 TOKYO. May 7, (UP) American Thunderjets bombed Kangyedam, only Aye miles from Manchuria, yesterday m one of the deepest penetrations of the Korean war. A formation of 36 Thunderjets destroyed 17 buildings and four rail ca". m the daring strike near the MIG-infested Yalu River. Sabre
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    US BIG PLANES REACH I-C
    409 7 War Supplies, Troops Rushed To L Prabang HANOI, May 7— Six U.S. Flying Boxcars^ the first of possible two or three doxen under stepped up American aid flew into Hanoi yesterday, loaded troops and war cargoes, and immediately took off to reinforce French and Laotian
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    345 7 Dulles Pledges Prompt Arms Aid To Thailand WASHINGTON, May ..-The United States Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles har promised to give "prompt consideration" to Thailand's request for immediate delivery of military items m view of Communist advances m neighbouring Laos Hjs promise was reported m a statement issued
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    '300,000 Mao Men Promised'
    140 7 WASHINGTON, May 7 Chinese Nationalist Ambassador Wellington Koo said yesterday Red China had "pledged" to provide 300,000 of its troops to help the Commu-nist-led rebels m Indo-China against the French and loyal Indo-Chinese forces. He said the Chiang Government also had reports that Russia had agreed
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    UK AIR EXPERTS AT CRASH SITE
    58 7 CALCUTTA, May 7. (Router) British civil aviation experts who arrived here to help with the Indian Government's enquiry into Saturday's C let crash near Calcutta visited the site yesterday. The remaining seven bodies recovered fron. the crash were buried yesterday m a common grave
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    244 7 COLOGNE, May 7, (Reuter).— The Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Georgi Malenkov, is merely "one of my best pupils" to a little grey-haired German woman living quietly In the Rhineland today. She is Belgianborn Frau Emmy Giesen, aged 64, of Wesselino, near here, who says
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    Royal Edict Frees Road Transport
    94 7 LONDON. May 7. (Reuter)— Queen Elizabeth gave her Royal assent last night to a I bill restoring road transport to private ownership after six years as a state-owned industry. The Royal Edict, read on the 1 Queen's behalf by a Royal Commission of Peers m
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    208 7 WASHINGTON, May 7, (Reuter).— Asian and Pacific countries offered a "fertile field for Communist conquest* but at the same time they offered a challenge for effective action by the rest of the nonCommunist world, which must be met. This was stated in a report presented
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    50 7 BANGKOK, May 7 The Thai C ha to appoint an •oi ial committee to :r and suppress arm- runnii Forces m countrii The committee will ret>'»rt< of smuggling Vietminh, to Malayan munists and Chine ists m Burma. All news, detriment will also be scrutinized committee.
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    52 7 J photo. > JAP Crown Prime < C Akihito helps himself to j J a snack at a London C garden party given in his honour at the Japanese Ambassador's residence in Kensington 2 Palace Gardens. The 19j year-old Prince is in London to attend the Co- ronation as his
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    They Seek Fish Thought Extinct 70,000,000 Years
    151 8 i nKi\n\ Miv 7 (AFP).— A 10-ton motor yacht, Jersey tor an expedition aimed at finding, the t oeia canth the fl sh once thought to have iird Mrt^boot 70.000,000 years ago. A Coelacanth was brought to Britain by Professor Smith from the
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    70 8 TAIPEI, May 7. (ReuterV— International fuel supply staI ana are being established by the Nationalist Government at two major ports on Formosa to supply fuel for international in-going vessels. the Central News Agency reported. One station is at Kaoshsiung m the south, the other at Keelung
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    India-US Air Talks On May 11
    78 8 NEW DELHI, May 7. I AP The Indian and U.S. governments will begin ditcuwions here on May 1 1 on the modifi.;.lions 'n the two nations' nercial aviation agreement proposed by India. Inciia is expected to li or, sharper control of U.S. lines' handling
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    26 8 A SEVEN-MAN Burma government purchasing mission has left New York by plane for London after a month's visii m the United Sates. Reuter
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    76 8 Spares For Stranded Comet LONDON. May 7. <AFP)--Spai> parts for a BOAC Comet delayed at Bangkok by a failure m the electrical circuit are being flown out from here by. another Comet, BOAC announced yesterday. HO AC said the first Comet w.is tinabl<> to take off from Bangkok yesterday because
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    42 8 THE Norwexian Foreign Ministry hM i>sued I communique sta:::is? that step< had been taken to prevent Norwegian thipi from carrying stra'esjic materials to Chinese and North Korean ports. There \va.> no ban. however, forbidding Nonvec «tt. >.'nin> a 1 AFP
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    World March Rubber Output -135,000 Tons
    109 9 World March Rubber Output -135,000 Tons m,v 7. (AP). -World production m March totalled 135,000 long tons, rter (I^">3) total production ot Uional Rubber Study Group rrf H»rt*'H J a rubber m Marcli three-month total for i )P United States imnnrc i "i s <( f natural rublier rch and
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    73 9 AY.VS development a pri nary producer and ai a 'litre has far sur- 'i L i<tr;al expansion. ation is mad^» m prepared by*the re Public Relations < m -o. M .nect:on with the ;^rics Fair I JSJ. pamphlet covers all I Vlala activity for
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    Ceylon Studies Jap Aid Offer
    68 9 I 80. Ma y 7. (Reuter) r of tei'hn'rnl Colombo is already ned by the Food >!re Ministry h ne Minuter. Mr. Dudsaid today. Mr. St :.a:iayake. who is I to leave for London i I the Coronation of ibeth on Tune 2. n ;nter\
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    SHIPPING CHIEF FETED
    64 9 photo. A cocktail party was given m Singapore at Adelphi Hotel o n Wednesday for Mr. A. V. Rorha, president of C.F. Sharp and Co. Inc. shipping agents. Mr. Rocha. .u-com-p.mied by his wife, is on a round-the-world business and pleasure trip. Above, from left: Mr. W.
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    Tins Better On Rise Of Commodity
    138 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Malayan share market for industrials wa* inclined to be er i\i 4 tins showed an improvement m sympathy with the rise m :!ie commodity price. Rubber shares remained uri.'.iend m quotations. Changed prices were: IM)LSrRI\IS Bu>er» Sellers G'town D-«p. 225 2L3S
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    109 9 SEVERAL British motor and aviation companies are it present planning to expand their plants to meet the re- quircments of expanding markets m Australia, states a report from the office ul th.» Australian Commissioner for Malaya. The Villiers Engineering Company, of Wolverhampton will make engines for
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    29 9 Australia is to rail immediately for tenders from overseas contractor? for pan «>f! the work m the second stage of the Showy Mountains i electric project. Reuter
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    PLAN TO RAISE MATCH OUTPUT
    81 9 GOA. May 7. (AP) Goaf first mat< i factory hopes to reach of 1 ,000 boxes per ci.y g > output soon nnd plan? t\prt;ts to Pakistan, Portuguese East Africa, nnd British Bast Africa, offl a-> announce d Launched by M. B Shah, formerly »>f
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    259 9 $6.2 Mil. To Be Spent On Home Guards THE Federal Legislative Council yesterday tnaWti 5.? ___T entory •*****>***>*• -mount '"9 to $9,635,103 recommended by the standing committee on finance. The committee also recommended to the Council to W _2.s»o_W. lCt SU PP' ementar >L P"—
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    SELLERS HOLDING OFF RUBBER MART
    138 9 A RESERYK of sellers m the rubber market m Singapore contributed to I rise m prices yesterday first grade rubber for May shipment being quoted at 73' cents per lb. at the close (73j» cents per lb. on Wednesday). -Jl A fair amount of twitching
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    37 9 HONGKONG. M. Special SUndard i Clofttna nee* on Dip Hongkong Kxchange today .v. c H5.74 to £1 jig. $5 1725 rv m M .'•V- c Indonesian R I G "'n •>_T l f)2.> (o one <
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    237 9 By AKNOLI) BK At KMAN, Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA. May 7. -Reports irifMM Mtatgfa via StoekWlM said that Soviet Russia is tod a* attempting to produce rubber from m w type of i;ih material. The tests are being conducted m the satellite province
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    102 9 CANBERRA, May 7: (AP> A i. ding atomic Professor Marcus Oliphant, f«i d that Australia, which w.^s m ssed out of the oil ape. particularly well endow ic. for the atomic age of which "we .ire now on the threshold." Professi r O phant, who
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    80 9 JERUSALEM, May 7. (API Israeli exporters were yesterday offered a cash bonus of ho per rent. all dollar earninsjfl ;n an official move to boost bring m more hard putv. The 'c bOBUI will be granti d im isible export the anni ncement said, ll
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    95 9 Times: Adjust Tradiog Habits LONDON, May 6. (AP)— The London Times cautioned Britain yesterday to "adjust her policies and her trading habits" to the great change? of recent years m Latin America. Argentina dominated Ine South American trade and WM the favoured market f° r Euro* pean investment m the
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    128 9 WASHINGTON May 7 (neuter).— The United States Senate yesterday parsed a bill to give the government control over the export of I and scarce metals and minerals needed m the defence programme for another year until Ju le 30 •".4. The bill would a.so prohibit
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    248 9 OTTAWA, May 7, (IT).— The gold mining industry yesterday appealed anew for 211 increase m the ITSS3S1 T SS35 paid producers for each refined ounce. In a brief to the Senate r Trade Relations Committee. I tlie Canadian Metal Mining Association blamed the
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    94 9 NKW YORK. Mj v 7. (AP. Tin for prompt drli\« i iom' to hM a pound here yesterday, re ported I > on fears that developments m thr Indo Thin.i W99 might endan gcr world tin supplies there and m nrighhoiirmg Ma la \.i.
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    119 10 IO) LYWOOD (AP)— Ryan, wh i .a* j his 3-dtmen bow with Rhonda FU 4 i "Inferno." deeiar>> I that 1 "hing get irrassing m the n '*****.. Rya lets th..' lovers 1 will fe 1 g applied to r pitchii irdent v. >■> A simple kiss nfortab
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    MY CRICKETERS FAIL TO FULFIL EARLY PROMISE
    134 11  -  LALL SINGH r»N P. T0B with our Cricket: for Uie past alter vrar we see almost the ni(ket headlines, with the e* arrivals in the Services sides Inn cricketer introduced through m l.ilcnt Hers c heir f uture cricketers ire going to come
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    Filipinos 'Warm Up' For Games
    75 11 \::.a. May 7: (AP)en ark 00 a tb« Far Ea>: this 1 110ns with let. It will next year's lames m ManiI \mateur Ath- f ans to send I team to I long Kan?. A ngent to Sin«ato Macao H gk k. end a boxing-
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    SJI Sports
    30 11 >SEPrTS Institution s annual sports on ground on Thurs- 25 at 2.30 p.m. ts lor Oid Boys are m :he programme. LOO Yard?. 880 P rtting the Weight
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      204 11 t S^ A,WC^^i^^V^^r X^WIlQ^ PURITY'^ *?m^ "AL.AH'U. BE SO FRUS- BE > V M^ ~f7 *]*£>M**mm£' "g^^lrr'VlMf _»r^ LT"» W TRATED WHEN AH GITS DtFEMSELESS.'rI MO."1 __f__2£2HET _^P_ E>o KETCMES M,M V v u"__J?_ r WASHINGTON. MIU-VUNS T-TAKE H-M, A7TDA XCSEMARY CJCVyO'IL CAUSE NILLVUNS J H-HOW7I AH'LL VOTE TDISESAND WL
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    CYNOSURE TAKES EYE
    577 12  -  WINDSOR LAD Sappoh Also Does A Pleasing Trial By PENANG, Thurs.— CYNOSURE (Manning) and MEDITATION (Russell) three m 38, SAPPOH 38 1/5, BARAKAT (McCloud) and GEIFANG STAR (Charles) 38 3 5, DINAR (Franklin) 38 4 5, CANOE and LIANDA 38 4 5 and APPLAUSE 39— these were
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    Sunset Win At Taiping
    56 12 TAiPi: u i xi ed a 2 0 victoi B ye*'' The first hall Milyj com There w 1 ed ttei 'i .-renf'--: s nset do ;i 1 i i larun s:m>. t XI: A i. and 1 V i' Rama fOok ;.r: B L r
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    Miller Gets His Second Century
    252 12 BRADFORD, May 7 (Reuter) The Australians declared :it 153 for six at lunch today lo their first Innings aj-ain .t Yorkshire. Keith Miller 109 and Dick Benaud the overnight batsmen, adding 152 runs to the sivth wicket. Miller remained unbeaten with 159 and Benaud just
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    Island Club Eu Tong Sen Golf Draw
    288 12 The Qualifying round of the Island < lub competition for the En Tong Sen Cup is as follows: is, Tee Roi r.L T (12 >, G T Jones (4) Onn (12). D.P. X 18 (12) 8.10 R.V Jan < SK. G 1 815
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    4 By Dawson
    45 12 RASC I »m tined 1 1 01 need MBTC 0 m the fir I round of the Junior Challenge Cup Competition match al Ayer Rajah Road yesterday. RASC C imbined'j inside right, D l on, m eat form. scored all the ;■> il
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    54 12 Lindsaj Hasaett, captain of the Australian cricket toi.rini team and 17-year-old lan Craig (right), baby of the leans, photographed m England. Haaaett has g}nee injured hia risht arm and h.is withdrawn from the match against Yorkshire. Craig has been hailed as the second Bradman. Ilis form m England will be
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    Pompee Again?
    124 12 LONDON. May 7 (R« t« r).— Yolande Pompec. tiie Trinidad lightheavy-weight, may go to Singapore alter Ins flghi against Roland G col France at Birmingham on Ma v 18. his manager Jack Burns said today. Bums said Pompey had been offered a fight again.^t a first class opponent
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    Strong BMH Team Held
    71 12 TAIPING. Wed -In a second division fixture played al Kamunting yesterday, the formidable British Military Hospital were held to a goalless draw by the Federation Regiment. Both defence played a sterling same. B.MII: Ma leley; Griffin and Mnrsh.nl!: Roberts, Mallon i Clarke; Andy, Weston, Nolan, Arnold
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    GLOUCESTER MAN EQUALS RECORD
    313 12 LONDON, May 6: (F On ■c i ity eh i. mal figured m pro--.. :me today althn 1 engaged m oth( r fi m ndly Surrey reigning hampions for example mcc te ail(l f»g their greal win over i| ia c Vl j shu.. they are
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    Sentul Score 4 In Second Half
    90 12 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs Soritul Works Spoils Club Reserves beat Young Men Sikh A^or-iatlon 4—l In a div. 3 (N> league played m Scntul today. The fame started ton minutes late as the appointed referee did not turn up and both captains agreed to a
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    23 12 KUALA LT'mpur. Thurt.-. rtmand Workshops RE VIE and 18 Infantry Brigade S played to a two-all draw m a S (N) match today.
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    Rain Stops Cup Tennis
    85 12 IPOH Thins. rVrak led Kedah 2 o when rain stopped further play :n the Interstate tennis competition for th o Chua Chobn Lcong Cup. The garru'-. were played on Ihe town padanf courts this evening. Results: Timothy Lea Abdu! Rahman 6-1, U-i: N. Caleb beat B.
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    Harbour Board Found Form In Second Half
    468 12 AFTER an unimpressive start and trailing 1 I at halftone, Singapore Harbour Board Recreation Club staged a fine second half rally and banged m tour goals without reply to brat Rocklitcs Sports Club 5— > m ;i SAFA Division II league match at
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    11 12 YESTERDAY'S SAFA Divly,B soccer between Immigrai.f.u arid Netaji S.C. was ])ostponed.
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    TOUR FOR 18 BEGINS
    137 12 LONDON* Vlay 7<R er)— Eighteen UH» of Ei ts v a ue i E 500.000 m so -cci efi London airport to on a 19,000 mi es loui ol South America a:d the U States. During the to a month they uri i> ay four international
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    PERAK PICK 16 PLAYERS
    58 12 PERAK PICK 16 PLAYERS IPoii i \mi.ii i tion l< I l< t Bati t:i it« It t (l i I; ll. ill :i There nmivMiPii Sulu .mi.m <lt mi th,. ini:u. m Ip. h Ml nijl« bej i |M| I S v (i, Cho> C M.UI I Vial i
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    20 12 B < i i t s 1. X B HI i, > F cum X
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    35 12 a r I ltjh Muy 7 (Renter)— Anhio Moore will ho ,7u Ih V f VOrld '^'jth^vyweiKht boxing tiTle m irotu n bout uith former rhamoion .lory Maxim here «n June M
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    Zambesi Is Now Worth Following
    411 12 ZAMBESI (Lansdown) and British Film (Tulloh) matched itrfdei over half a mile and ran the three m 39 4/5, Zambesi held a slight advantage at the end of the rim and is worth following at the meet. Malleable Mouldings (Mawi) an I Badalona (J. Donnelly)
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    Cricket Club Spring The Biggest Surprise
    278 12 SINGAPORE Cricket Club sprang the bi^est surprise tinBesar when they beat Star Soceerites I—o. Nobody predicted v took the field with only two points to their credit while the Socci thrice and won onee over last year's leasur champion^ Kom In beating Hovers, So
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      25 12 QUEENIE PAUL v The Sun -Kissed Cutii m a Brand New Revu From Tonight mi m\m iit pi tot Kvstaunnti (RESfftVATIO\S aij i.. TONY CLERICI
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