Singapore Standard, 2 April 1954

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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD IR A 9N A Vol. IV. No. 271. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 10 CEYTS.
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    Varsity Boys Swipe Nurses' Panties
    194 1 Varsity Boys Swipe Nurses' Panties April Fool ;-d Stoff Reporter IRGPxADUATES of I- ersity of Malaya rhe nurses' hostel m T;ck Seng Hospital »tsterday morning, coma away with six end six brassieres. one of several s' Da pranks perri- r Ity sl lents. re Ia1 1 r "m.- legation for
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    RAILMEN VOTE TO STRIKE
    338 1 Railway Steps In To Avert AMajorCrisis KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malayan Railway traffic operators have decided to go on strike from midnight on April 14. A not cc to this effect was handed this afternoon to the Railway Administration. But a strike may yet bo ■verted as
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    FIRST PICTURE OF H-BOMB EXPLOSION
    209 1 WASHINGTON, April 1 1 <R*uter>— A film of the' world's first hydrogen explosion was made public today by the United States government. It revealed the "censored" details of the November, 1952 explosion at Eniwetok Atoll, which wiped out a mile Ion? island and blasted a
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    31 KILLED IN EXPLOSION
    53 1 NEW DELHI. April i. 'L'PV Thirty-one persons were ki md 12 injured last I 3 car on a p:.--tnger tra i blew up. An >fllcial report said the exp jion, which oc irred near ikphur. L'ttar Pra lesh. destroyed me car and I i d y
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    JAPS ARE ON CRITICAL LIST
    44 1 TOKYO. April 1: <AP. Three of the -■> Japanese Bshermen burnt by ashes from Mar. 1 hydrogen blast at s ni were reported m M fairly critical" condition I I. y with i cou::* "U ling sharply further since yesterday."
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    CHANNAK RESIGNS
    29 1 CAMBODIAN* P:< .:fr Mr. Channak handed m hi- v resignation yesterday to K:r.e Noro- >m Sihanouk m Pnc il Penh on grounds of ill her. ;th. U.P.
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    RUSSIA OFFERS TO JOIN NATO
    269 1 RUSSIA OFFERS TO JOIN NATO United States Says 'No' MOSCOW, April 1 The Soviet Union yesterday offered to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) if the Western Powers would join a Russiansponsored European Security System from which Germany would be barred. But the United States pronflptly rejected the bid
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    Eden Says Ho, Too
    89 1 LONDON. Am. 1: (Reuler) Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreijpi Secretary, today opposed the idea of Russia becoming a member of the Athin'i Part. He told the Hoaac of Commons: "Soviet membership of NATO would not of itself be a sufficient assurance to the members of that
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    Federation Police Get A Directive
    192 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation At-torney-General Mr. M. Hogan, has issued a directive to the Police that m future prosecutions for an alleged lilse information charge made under the Emergency Regulations can only be instituted after prior reference has been made to him. This is
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    MERCHANT STABBED IN STREET
    221 1 A SINGAPORE merchant, Mr. See Kirn Yen, 30, was yesterday stabbed m the shoulder by a secret society thug m Club Street. It was the third time that Mr. See had been attacked by gangsters since February. Owner of four motor boats and a car, Mr.
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    THE QUEEN SAILS FOR THE COCOS
    215 1 FREEMANTLE. April I: (Renter > Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh sailed from here today m the liner Gothic at the end ol their two-month tour of Australia. Cheers and songs sped thorn on their wav as the Gothic began its homeward voyage.
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    TRIP TO UK POSTPONED
    41 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs The Sultanah of Johore who was to return to England m March to see her ailing mother, has postponed her trip indefinitely. The condition of th c Sultanah's mother s believed to have improved.
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    Gen. Cargo Shot Dead
    52 1 NAIHOBI. April I (Reuter) Security forces killed the Mau llau "Geftei il Carg In a running battle today Kg the Fort Hall reseTVl north o! Na robi. British A n< .i lq 'is announced .v been killed iri n iw»(h«y c nt m the o: F<»t!
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      40 1 it fin r^ >* V V-^ What's YOUR beer capacity? 'ng, the beer copper above has you beaten. ne cf memy m Denmark's largest brewery it holds fHe equivalent cf 300,000 half-pint bottles— all oi THE WORLD'S BEST BEER (arblrerti YCA
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      120 1 FOR YOUR CArS BATTERY, TYRES TUBES, ETC, ETC. SALES 6c SERVICE AT:. EASTERN BATTERY SERVICE STATION £81. I, A VENDER ST. 1 1 I fTI GRAND EASTER BARGAINS .Voff m full sivinff Here are Some of the Striking Bargains PRINTED VOILE SAREES 56.50 each BAMBOO MEN RIBID SINGLET 70 cts.
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    Unloading The Bags
    63 2 photo. MR. H.M. ROSE. Assistant Controller of Posts. (centre with arms folded) watches th*» unloading of one of the last vans to arrive at the G-P.O. from the *hip Oranje which alone brought a total 1.097 bags of mail from Britain. She was one of five ships
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    Libel Suit Against Feng Pao Rejected
    225 2 Libel Suit Against Feng Pao Rejected JPOH. Thurs. Holding that a "ghost article published m a Singapore Chinese weekly might have been malicious falsehood but not defamatory or libellous. Mr. Justice Buhagiar today dismissed a libel suit brought up by a Chinese midwife against the newspaper. The newspaper concerned was
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    Appeal Is Successful
    59 2 .tohore. BAHRU, Thura.Mr. Justice Paul Storr allowed the appeal of Goh Leon? Koh against the sentence of two years imprisonment for Derjury imposed by the Sessions Court recently. Goh was 'alleged to have ramnlttod the offence during the trial of Ong Chor who was charged with the
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    110 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (rents per Ib m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 K.S.S Spot Loose 57 i 51 i No. 1 R.S.S. 57 1 57 i No. 2 R.S.S. 57 57J No 3 R.S.S. 56£ 56i Tone: Steady. TIN PRICE The prices of tin yesterday was
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    Red Cross Helps Girl Regain Sight
    231 2 with five children, cost over $220,000 to build, and $25 000 to furnish and. equip. Twenty more children will be admitted this year, and $48,000 per year will be needed to run it. The society has. at present a total membership of 3 1
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    HK EXCHANGE
    13 2 HONGKONG, April 1.-Soecial btandard Service; Closing nriri ■< pf the Hongkong Exrhanac
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    Talk it Over, Says Ascoli
    142 2 Talk it Over, Says Ascoli LONDON. Apr:! 1 (Renter) —Mr. Frank David Ascoli. Managing Director of Dunlop Plantations Limited, today called for a practical and operative partnership between the employers and employed the Malayan rubber producing i industry. In letter published m the Times. Mr Asco i declared 'On Mar.
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    Getting A Ghost On Recording Tape!
    91 2 Xl ALA U \iriß, Thurs. Radio Malaya uants t<, record a shost! Recently, after Ronald ihl and Michael Ellery u <re invited to a "haunted" house m Klang Road, kuala Lumpur, and had set up their equipment, the chief tenant refused to (dloiv them
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    BID TO HALT T.B IN VARSITY
    293 2 Doctor Wants A Sanatorium To Treat Students Standard Staff Reporter A SPECIAL "sanatorium" m a hostel block to "segregate" undergraduates of the University of Malaya who suffer from tuberculosis is being considered by the authorities, as one of the ways of preventing the disease
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    GPO Overwhelmed With Record Mail
    259 2 FIVE SHIPS ARRIVE A RECORD mail from overseas, beyond that of the busiest holiday season, has been received by the Singapore General Post Office during the past two days from five ships which have arrived m port from Britain. Late yesterday afternoon, the last of
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    Lifting Of Tax On Sport Hailed
    200 2 Lifting Of Tax On Sport Hailed PENANG. Thun T t ibolition of entert i duty on amateur iport i from today m the h i tion v. as hailed he', c much needed boost to tfM funds of sports n tions and a big help raising sport itan i throughout
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    TRANSPORT PROPOSAL WELCOMED
    126 2 TRANSPORT PROPOSAL WELCOMED PENANO, Thurs. Comtnentiiif on the ttept to be taken by the Federation Government to IncraaM Malay participation m the country*! public transport system the president of the Penanf I'MNO. Mr. Zainal Abidin, laid U ihat it should have been done fifty jrean ago. He <ui^ that he
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    POSTPONED
    53 2 BEREMBAN, Tbun 1 trial of Xjj Kirn Chai tractor, charged witb i*ig m a disorderly n i while tarrying a fi'uvit i ton Mr. E. CortMlljf to SCttioni Court !:.k poned to May 4 The incident wa* fjllcpc have taken place n-i s« I M year a t W..
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    All-Star Ice Show To Thrill S'pore At Easter
    321 2 All-Star Ice Show To Thrill S'pore At Easter SINGAPORE will see a full scale ire show when "Holiday on Ice." a review with a cast of 110 artistes of sixteen different nationalities is staged m the Hupp v World Stadium, during the Easter season. The troupe includes 57 world ■lati
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      236 2 f C^ Uniform Qualify mates j C BABY FOODS mad* dependable In Heinz foods especially prepared for I babies you find finer texture, flavors V and natural colors. These foods are made from choice fresh ingredients I only; they are expertly cooked and I carefully strained m gleaming Heinz kitchens,
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      90 2 Weather Report MIM M I M Temperature: from 7..J0 p.m. on Mar. .'!1 to 7..50 a.m. on April 1. <in<;apore (78Ft, Penang (7(iF». Kola Bahru (74Ft. Kuala umpur <7.">F), Ipoh (71F>, Kuintan (7:;f>. Maximum Temperature: from 7..10 a.m. to 7..10 n.m. on April 1. Singapore (90Fi. Penang (89Fi. Kota Bahru
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    GUILTY PLEA IS NOT RECORD
    68 3 GUILTY PLEA IS NOT RECORD 1 T lei Ped m iri yes "y with an gistrate, recoi ilty. m ai 3 the Lea I g lilty p.r.d ked for nee for w a s re is m Vl] h sai i heai t guilt and that c [< 3 p
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    Survey Into Living costs
    28 3 Survey Into Living costs R,Thurs.— erni -of-li ng survey 0 lifIS ital c k ng, lomic AffO. A. S er, I yesterMoha i prepar I ng with r
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    THIEF GETS $107
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    GOT HIS MAN IN THE END
    81 3 EARLY n W ay morn :,4 i Chinese living m Lor<r:4 Tv Seng, Singapore, was awakened by the incessant barking h his dogs. He lumped out of bed and v i :nati running out of his ><> He gave chase but i liled to
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    Back From Study In UK
    48 3 photo. M^'l va ,i, C i r!ILI< RS. lecturer m the University of with V-iVwi£ nl^'f l^? a b l Mrd the Oran^ yesterday aflir 15 .V' I?, 1 1 5 a ItU retu fr m Britain *tn»r ij uion^tis t»tudy leave. Standard
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    Flowers By Air
    75 3 A TOTAL of 8,")0 tulips, hyacinths and lilac were Sows into Singapore by XI.M Constellation from Holl\nd yesterday. They will be exhibited by the airline it Urn Singapore Flower Show m the Happy World t'KUy. KIM hostesses. Mrs. L. Dianitsky (left), and Mrs. If B. Den Diilk,
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    Murder Verdict Against 6 Men
    219 3 THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. K. T. Alexander, recorded a verdict of murder by six unknown male Chinese at yesterday's continued inquest on Detective Sub-Inspector Tan Ah Seng, 4t>, who was shot dead outside his home m Seransoon Road on Mar. 3. Acting Assistant Superintendent of
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    Social Worker
    117 3 THE Singapore Children*! Society, a private welfare organisation, has been successful m raisins money to employ a paid full-time qualified social welfare worker. She is Mrs. Ethel Barbara Kinna. above, who recently returned fiom many year s of study abroad. She has a Diploma m Social Studies from
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    Variety Show
    26 3 THE Geyl an Methodist Youths Fellowship will st;;.;e a variety conceit at the Gcy'ati4 Methodist Girls' School Hall In Aljuuied at 7.30 p.m. today.
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    RESTAURANT RE-OPENS UNDER A NEW NAME
    190 3 THE old Monico Restaurant m Orchard Road, long-time favourite of cinema-goers, opener! last night with a new name, new management and showing a shining new face. It is now called the Island Restaurant. After being closed for many months, the restaurant has undergone a
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    SOLDIER GETS ONE YEAR
    328 3 Assaulted Girl Passenger m Hotel Bedroom FOR his foolhardy act m assaulting a transit passenger m her room at Raffles Hotel and stealing her purse and also for assaulting the hotel manager, Private Lewis Edgar Lawson, a driver attached to 75 Coy, Royal Army Service Corps,
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    UNIONISTS ON MR. L's COMMONS STATEMENT
    312 3 SINGAPORE tradeunionists yesterday received with mixed feelings the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Oliver Lyttel ton's, refusal m the House of Commons, to recommend that the Singapore and Federation Governments allow trade unions to afliliate with political ..organisations as m Britain. Though
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    New Knutsen Line Vessel For S'pore
    120 3 New Knutsen Line Vessel For S 'pore Standard Shipping Reporter THE m.v. Ogeka, latest Knutsen Line vo>.-ol to be put on tne F:»r Ea.^t nm failed from San Francisco on Mar. 27, and is Singapore bound cording to the ship's local agents, Messrs. I^lav Kerr and Co. The Ogeka was
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    BRIGHT TRADE OUTLOOK
    47 3 MANILA. April 1. (AP)— Prospects for increased trade between Japan and South-Ed >t Asia are bright, a group of '<en visiting Japanese businessman said here recently. The group cam c from Hongkong on the last lap of a IWO 1 month tour of Asia.
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    SPECIAL MEETING
    28 3 THE City Council will hold ecial meeting to consider reposfl of the F nan. s era] Purposes Commission r the City Hall today at DO p.m.
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    Mew Airline Office
    54 3 photo. THIS is the new C.:mida Indonesian Airways office which started operating at Killing Airport, Singapore, yesterday. The airline is now handling its own ground operations, previously taken rale of by KLM. Pirtured above m the nnv office are traffic clerk. Mr. Stanley F.zekiel. and* ground hostess.
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    They Want To Settle Dispute
    98 3 PENANG. Thurs. The' E Smelting Company the Smelting Workers'; Ui are very eager to reach, emeni In their dispute; every avenue is beiri^ >red, said the Deputy mmissioner for Labour, j 1 rig, Mr. ,T. Grundy. at the ti of a meeting today. Grundy, who
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    MAGICIAN TO GIVE SHOWS
    55 3 AMONCi the many arrivals fi >:n UK. on board the Corfu yesterday w;,>; Dr. Chatterjee Card), a world-famous Indian magician. A member of the Magic Circle, Chatterjee. who is accompanied by two attractive I tants the Misses Ray and Spencer, will perform for aooul three month-
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    GRANTS TO STEP UP PADIGRO WING
    347 4 GRANTS TO STEP UP PADI GRO WING More Use Of Machines KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— Party rivalries, which keyed up inf crest at question time m the Federal Legislature yesterday, greatly enlivened the proceedings. Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman. Member for Natural Resources, and UMNO vice-president, braved Negara and Labour
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    Arson Attempt Is Foiled
    153 4 Forces Kill 2 More Terrorists KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. An attempt by Communist terrorists to bum down a latex storing shed on Serdang Estate m the Kuala Kangsar area, Perak, last night, failed berause rain had fallen and the shed was still wet. Two of the latex
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    He Calls For Cut-In Water Rates
    146 4 He Calls For CutIn Water Rates PENANG. Thurs. The plight of ratepayers within municipal limits, now paying the highest assessment m Malaya was pointed out by Inche Abu Bakar at today's Municipal Council meeting. He laid that Municipal expenditure should be axed and attacked the method of charging waicr rates.
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    Man Beaten Up By Gang
    43 4 A GAXG of 15 men dragged out a Chinese from a coffee ?hop m Seletar Road. Singapore, on Wednesday morning and beat him up. The thugs dispersed soon after. Police say this case has no secret society impHcations.
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    'DISGRACE' TO HiS FATHER
    68 4 PEXANG. Thurs— An 18--year-old youth was told by the i Magistrate. Mr. J. W. D. Ambrose, today that he was a disgrace to his father for which hi should be thoroughly ashamed of himself. The youth Suppiah. who admitted stealing a gold chain valued at $50
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    C'ttee Man Made $100,000 Offer
    337 4 Suit Over House Xl ALA LIMPIR, Thurs.-Mr. Robert B. Sheeks, Malayan representative of the Committee for Free Asia said m the lirli Court here today that at one stage during negotiations for the purchase of a house he made an oiler of 8100,000. He was
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    He Doesn't Like Some Policemen
    91 4 KUALA LIMPIR. Thurs Lim h>k Lim. an employee <>f Krcliflusion House Kuili Lumpur, who told the 2nd Magistrate Court yesterday that he did not like policemen who -think and ad M thou§)i they are great" was fined SlO for leaving his bicycle unattended and another
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    GAMING HOUSE
    43 4 CHUA CHENG LONG an occupier of a room m Jalan Sayang, Muar. was fined $250 or two months imprisonment by Inch c Ibrahim bin Abdul Manan, Magistrate. Muar. for allowing others t c use the room as a common gaming house.
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    DINNER FOR R.C.
    44 4 THE Malacca Municipal Councillors gave a dinner on Wednesday night to the Municipal President, the Resident Commissioner Mr. G. E C. Wisdom, at the Majestic Hotel to celebrate the conferment of the C.M.G. on Mr. Wisdom m last New Year's Honours.
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    ROADS NAMED AFTER 2 MEN
    72 4 PENA X G. Thurt. T!^.o Muni -ipj Council yesterday approved the naming of two roads hire after th t late Mr. P. K. Nambyar, barrister at law and the first Indian mo:r.ber of the S 4 ,r;./,s Scttletner/.s Legislative Council, and the late Dr. Ong
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    WATCH TAKEN OFF HIS HAND
    48 4 A CHINESE lest his wristwatih m a rush for tickets outside a cinema m South Bridge P#jud. Singapore, on Wednesday night. He said that as the crowd was surging forward, he felt someone touching his wrist. Next moment, the wat» h was Sone.
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    BABY'S BODY IN STREAM
    40 4 PEXAXG. Thur?.— The body of a newly born child was found by a Malay floating m a stream m Kampong Bhnru on Monday. Police are now making investigations to trace the mother of the dead child.
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    Wider Local Govt. For Settlements
    461 4 Wider Local Govt. For Settlements VICE-ADMIRAL Sir John Collins. Chief of th* Australian Naval Staff (ri^ht). passed through Singapore by Qantas BOAC Constellation from Sydney yesterday on j the way to attend a naval conference m London. I 11,- is putured above Admiral Sir Charts Lanl C.-in-C. Far East Statii
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    Model Sets Up Shop
    44 4 KUALA LUMTOaVfI mannequin, pretty Miss Chung Lng Lai. who won srcond place m the Miss Max Factor contest and third place m thr All-Malaya contest, above, started a drcss-drsicning and hairdressing business at No. 5> Campbell Road. Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
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    ENGINEERS MEET
    37 4 THE Royal Engineers Civilian Association will hold a meeting at its Headquarter*, Engineer Base Installation, m Aver Rajah Ro;«d. Singapore, tomorrow at 11 am. The meeting is open to ;i'. civilian engineers m the Colony.
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    Charity Had A Quiet Year
    85 4 MALACCA, Thurs The pressvire of other Sttt'cmcni charities on the purses of the Malacca public had ITtadl Impossible lot the Malacca Welfare Committee io hold it> united Charity Wtek kaal year, the retiring Wt (an Committee chairman. Mr. R. S Butterfie.d. said at the Dn>
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    Provident Fund Law Given A Brush Up
    129 4 Provident Fund Law Given A Brush Up KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Employees Provident Fund Ordinance was given a 'brush up*' m the Federal Council today, m the light of its administration over the past year. An employer or employee can now contribute more than Photo. 5 per rent of wages
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    LEAVE IN U.K.
    28 4 MR C. D BAIRD, Registrar and Inspector of Motor Vehi- or Pahang. ha s fom gm. Mr. A. Ix>wis Iron jlphore succcedt him at Raub.
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    Union Calls For Talks On Sacking
    78 4 Union Calls For Talks On Sacking PI I 1 written .t n if foi mttiitig day i Mr. S empl cc of 1 P Hon. Mr. Shabidan. wh > t wcrrUi7 ut rjn a crt a notlet rmin i ptrvice yegU factory work. Mr. B X if Union Officer. P.asked
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    Pawned Her Friends Chain
    77 4 PENANG. T m I-ooi. (24) I Magistrate's i t ■1m to.>k loan of a ne k and pa.vr.ed It for $M) mi n Qf|) for he r ch:lriu i Lim pleade Rjilty t ma! breach of rust jt i necklace rallied at longing to a w«.v»an.
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    Pilgrim Ships Plan 5 Voyages
    74 4 PKNAMQ. Thurs— T*« pilgrm ships, the Ankinc and the Anshnn. will br making five outward >.».! ings to Jecidah thi H \r:\r and about b.tOf piUnniv from Malaya are expected to embark i»n thcsr two ships during ihe months of May and July The first
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    MAD KNIVES IN A PARK
    14 5 V Ho.; 26. was to ia! years' t year.
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    Kennels for The Strays Planned
    153 5 Kennels for The Strays Planned THE Singapore Animal Lovers 1 League pins to bu> a piece of land to ild kennels for stray «ts with a balance of (10(1 collected as donans .md subscriptions. ite is near the for Boys at ft m the Coronabe n well mainthe serious dis-
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    S.T.C. chief ANSWERS SIM'S CALL
    68 5 S.T.C. chief ANSWERS SIM'S CALL »re Traction it€d has at all od with the Phis was ctat- Ewing. S.T.C. yesterday. c occasion! —when viewhe said. MFor- occasions are such cases, the view is supporte I nded reasons which otail for tion of the Coun- there were a Ot \:\,.\vv against
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    GOLDSMITH GIVEN 6 MTHS.
    21 5 :;< -l ITU. Ahame I ihim, D kson n angles d to six meni Seventh was mi n
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    SHOT SHOP ASSISTANT GETS $14,973 DAMAGES
    396 5 SHOT SHOP ASSISTANT GETS $14,973 DAMAGES SPECIAL and generah damages totalling $14,973.50 were awarded m the Singapore High Court yesterday to a 23-year-old shop assistant, Chua Keok Seng, who was accidentally shot and wounded while out with a shooting party. Special damages totalled $5,173 after a deduction of $lr>o which
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    City Staff Will Rght For More Pay
    148 5 City Staff Will Rght For More Pay SINGAPORE City Council's! monthly paid Staff are not discouraged by City President. Mr. T.P.F. McNeice'l statement that they won't have their pay packets revised under Ritson principles. A spokesman for one of the strongest branches of the City Council Services Union. said yesterday
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    Civic Mace On Display For Public
    86 5 Civic Mace On Display For Public THU public *n see the mace ol Singapore City Council, which urill be exhibited fur one ueok m the Council Chamber, City Ha on the following dates and times April r— }).:iii a.m. to I. IS p.m.: April 3—-0.30 s.nv to 12.30 p.m.; Apcil
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    DRIVER FINED
    27 5 TAN SENG, a Singapore Traction Company driver, WM yesterday fined SHO m the Singapore Second Traffic Court for driving a bus m a negligent manner.
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    ALL R.A.F. FIGHTERS ARE NOW JET PLANES
    293 5 ALL R.A.F. FIGHTERS ARE NOW JET PLANES ALL fighter aircraft of the RAF. m Malaya are now jet propel led." The last serving Spitfire of the RAF. was grounded after' its final flight, yesterday. Tins Spitlire, the a>t <>'f a squadron ol iivr. which wore base I al the Seletar
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    COURT WARNS A FATHER TO LOOK AFTER HIS CHILD
    351 5 COURT WARNS A FATHER TO LOOK AFTER HIS CHILD Standard Stall Reporter A I- ATI IKK was told by a Sinsap>ie Police Court Magistrate yesterday that his 'duty did not md with helping to "produce" children. Ilr had to look arier them. 1 is advice was liven to Anth o
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    AUSSIE DANCERS WIN PAGLAR CUP
    214 5 Standard Staff Reporter A WEST Australian amateur dance team of four roup'-\s swiped Singapore dancers by a majority of 29 point and won the coveted Oato I'aglar Challenge Trophy. From th« judfes 1 point of view. Uk> Australians were far superior. Their poise Mid variations
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    165 7 FRENCH GIVE UP THREE POSTS HANOI. Apr. I.— The commander of Dien Bien I'hu. Colonel Christian de Castires, lius decided to abandon defence posts which were the scene of hitter lighting during the List three days, it was announced today. W.i- taken m vio enl Vietminh fire. a >unt< v
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    318 7 Trade Expansion With Reds Foreseen LONDON. Apr. 1. (Router) Mr. Peter Thorneycroft, Prosident ol the Board of Trade said yesterday it would take about two to three months before there is a "substantial relaxation" of embargoes on nonstrategic soods and an expansion of civilian trade with Communist Europe. He was
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    186 7 Curtail A-Tests Japs Ask TOKYO. Apr 1, (AP>Japan asked the United States yesterday not to explode any more atom weapons m the Pacific during the tuna fishing season, from November through March. The request was made m formal note from the Foreign Office. Twenty-three Japanese fishermen were l injured and
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    309 7 PARIS, Apr. I.— The Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation was called into special session today to discuss the position of Marshal Alphonse Juin, Allied Commander-in-Chief for Central Europe who has been stripped of his French military offices by his government. Military observers
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    82 7 XOORDWUK. The Netherlands, Apr. l (AP>. Women drinkers are increasing m numbers. World Health Organisation experts were told at a meeting here today. In fact, it was said, they are becoming a serious problem m the Netherlands, A. v s t r i a. France
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    28 7 PREMIER Antonio Oliveira Falazar became head of all atomic research m Portugal by I a decree published on Wednesday m the Diario do Governo.
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    210 7 BRITAIN MUST AID JORDAN IN CASE OF WAR —Eden Tells Commons LONDON, Mar. 31, (UP)— Foreign Minister Anthony Eden, commenting on the Israeli-Arab bcrder dispute, informed the House of Commons today Britain must come immediately to the aid of Jordrm should she become engaged m the war." But Eden added:
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    EISENHOWER IS ALL FOR UNITED ACTION
    141 7 EISENHOWER IS ALL FOR UNITED ACTION WASHINGTON, April 1. (UP>— At his newt conference ye>terday President Eisenhower (Irmly supported Secretary of State John Foster Dulles' call i<m- united action !to moot the tin oat of Communist agression [n SouthE;;>t As b and declined t rul€ oul the possibility thai United
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    77 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, April 1. T he following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBFR Spot 17 id. May 17 Id. June 17|d. July/September 17gd. October/December 17jd. Jan. March 18 d. April c.i.f. 17 5 16d. Tone: Firm.
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    240 7 CHURCHILL, IKE MAY DISCUSS H-BOMB LONDON, Apr. 1 (Reuter) The Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill will be urged m the House of Commons next week to invite President Eisenhower to Britain to discuss the hydrogen bomb. Mr. Arthur Lewis, a labour member of Parliament, today put forward question calling lor
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    164 7 The Issue: How Many Wives? NEW DELHI. Apr. I: (Reutei > How many wives man should have, lias become a big issue m Delhi state, toilowinf a vote m the State Assembly condemning po y- gamy The vote recommending that polygamisti should be punished was taken against vehement opposition from
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    27 7 MOSCOW radio no Tue>o;.v th;it Work on txtcndtng the v capital's metro lyttcm to ho tho mod beautil il subway m the v >rld AP
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    106 7 PROMOTIONS FOR TWO INDIANS CAPTAIN R. 1) Katjn IN. above, has taken ovrr firm Commodore (1. A Frcmh as Chief of Staff and Deputy Commander in-Chief. Indian Navy, with the rank of Com modore. Seniormost Indian offt cer m the Navy. h«- m promoted to the rank of Captain m
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    393 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, April I— The Indonesian immumst Party, m a blotont and undisgu is d attempt to wreck Indonesia's economy, hos openly demonded that Indonesia reduce her production of rubber, coffee and other exportable commodities. •v This tter
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    142 9 THE RUBBER market n Singapore was firm yesterday With Rood buying interest from oversea! for the lower grades. first grade rubber for April shipment closing at 57j| cents P" lb. (56J on Wednesday). A reserve of sellers contributed to the steadiness m the market. Traders reported more than average
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    125 9 R DUCE prices In Singa- eased again yesterday, heing an uncertain and coconut oil re- *dulL I prkea closed at $28? buyers with sellers 12 [or April shipment. '•ut oi! sellers r.t ing Quoted ISO Der picul the dOK, for May .shipment. Pepper prices continued to rline sharply, Muntok
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    51 9 I LONDON. Apr. 1 (ReuterV The first Britisfi survey ship to be CQuipped with a helicopter flight tuck and printing presses to produce it. own chartf was on show m the River Thames here yestei The ship, The Vidal. U latest addition to the Admiralty's turveyuM
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    72 9 HONGKONG, Apr: 1 1. {AP) Ko Chcuk Huns, rhalnnan n the Chinaaa General Chaoibrj of Commeire m Hoiipkon^ laid yesterday a business np m the colony j* attributable to the United N«ti embargo on strategk fw If to Rod China He txpreued hope t)ir ernmeni would
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    208 9 TOKYO. Apr. 1. (AFP)— The Italian Government has proposed triangle trade between Italy, Japan and Indonesia, Government sources disclosed yesterday. y gaid the Japan* s< G<ment wai aflceablc m pr nciple. Tiu* It;, ian pr(.po«a! resembled the triangle tn i recently gufgested by W< I Germany
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    ENGLAND PASS WI SCORE
    692 12 Singapore Water Polo team for the Asian (iames. shown after a practice match at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday show: Back row. left to right: Oan Bag Teck (Tigers). Kian Bin (CSC). Kee Soon Bee (CBC). Tan Eng Bock (Tifen), Front row. 1 to r: Ho
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    MARINES BRIGHTEN THEIR PROSPECTS
    510 12 NINE GOALS, and most of them picture ones, .svrv sc .-red m yesterday's SAFA Division 1 game at Jalan B< sar Stadium; but Singapore Recreation Club, despite displaying enterprise and opportunism, could only claim two. The rest belonged to present league leaden, unbeaten Marine Dept. S.C.,
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    Today's Sport
    57 12 JPCC**: SAFA League: Koui RllJtl vs Amicable* AA—Jalan Bczar Dm A seletar Football Uub vb. Young Companion* AA—IfFA, Dir. JB— R/\F (^>^ft>(ar) vs. indiayi Brotherhood Socceritcs Geylang Stadium, l"tvr-School—Rai-f'.'s rnstttutton v*. Gun Una Sl'iq Rl. SU.HF.X: Frd,cr and NeaiH vs. Borneo MotOTM— N Imperial ci.cimvni inclines vs. Singapore
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    Players For Cricket Trial
    107 12 PENANG, Thur*. Penang's I i first cricket trial will be played on the Western Road this Saturday and Sunday. Tho teams will be: Team A Eu Cbeow Teik (rapt). Chung Mm Kee R. Bhupalan, M Johnson Khaw Cheng Poh. R. M NeUon E. Lim Cheng Poh.
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    SIMIT TEAM
    63 12 TJIE Simit S. C. team against Starlighi B. P. m a friendly i badminton at the C. U. Hall on Saturday, at 2.:;o p.m. is P.-ui i Kia Choon. Chan Buck Hee, Koh Ben« Swee, Lee Yok Yew Cneong Kirn Swee, Teo Ben Hal, David Oh. George Oh.
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    Lancers Win In 2nd Half
    150 12 Lancers Win In 2nd Half TAIPING, Thurs. Clever forward play enabled "A" Squadron 1 2th Royal Lancers to beat 2 Supply Depot 4—l In their first division soccer fixture here yesterday. The first hall was keenly contested with the Lancers taking an early lead through Brownstein. Then the Depot struck
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    PLAYFAIR OFFICIALS
    90 12 AT the 21st annual general meeting of the Playfair Badminton Parly the following office* bearers were elected for the current year: President: Mr. Po Gtiaii 100. Vice- Presidents Mr. Seel Tiong Hoe; Mr, K. C. Che: m. Secretary: Mr. Chua C or Yong, Treasurer: Mr. Lira Lian Seng.
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    Services XS Versus SAFA
    98 12 THE former RAF and Com- ned Services star pivot. Lucas, recently returned to the Co:ony takes his place at cen-tre-half j n the Combined Services soccer team to meet Singapore A.F.A. on Sunday at •laian Besar stadium m aid of the S.O.S.C. Asian Games Fund. The
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    St. John's Rout Traction Union
    278 12 THERE were goals galore at Gevlanz Stidinm yesterday when newly formed St. JoKn's Shorts C ib went on a scoring spree m their SAFA Division ?R time 2 alter an eVen score of at half I me match wa> fast and interesting and was not
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    Printers Score An Easy Win
    152 12 GOVERNMENT Printing Office played well to beat Windsor Rovers 4-1 m a SAFA Div. AB match at C.V.M.A. yesterday. Two minutes from the start the Printers forced a corner from which Goodenough slammed m. Goodenough also scored the second goal. The printers made it 3-0
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    AUSSIES READY FOR OOI & ONG
    40 12 AUSSIES READY FOR OOI ONG Apr. 1 (Reut^r). Matches have been arranged here for Malayan badminton pair Ooi Teik Hock and Ong Poh Lim. They are due to play exhibition games against leading Victorians from April 22 to 26. I
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    IRC Beat SCC
    25 12 INDIAN Recreation Club boa! the Singapore Cricket C lub 3-0 In a niendly IOCCCf veMerday. B.»:.» »2> and Loganathan were the scorers.
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    Selangor FA Hold 2nd Trial
    76 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur«Si.i?-, w !l h a tola J lv "shunted kI! ln lh seTO n<l half, shared dc?en°ce r h d c P^^able state full back v,r he exception of nun*,? ar:i >'anasamv who Pulled a muscle m vesterdnv'2 nnT dcfe ders however, were
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    YMCA Cricket Feam vs Changi
    53 12 THE following have been cnosen to represent the V M C Ale lc^ ue cricket match' vs. R.A.K Chanii (I) at Balestier R<Kid on Sunday at 2pm R. L vne I. B. Sunatta" Gan Kee Tuin. R. M. Rajendra, Sa" SHHfcaSK Ad >- CD. .Norns.
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    CHARITY WINS
    18 12 B ">'? Chanty beat Mercantile ,Ba,,k .i— _> n a f oolbaH fr endlv a: Fairer Pith yesterday
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    Gymkhana Club Cheated Of Win
    330 12 BAD refereeing spoiled yesterday's SAFA Div. 3B match between Malay Settlement Union and Gymkhana Sports Club at Keppel Road. The score was tied at 2—2. Gymkhana win Ihi better team mi n the first half but they could only score once Ahmad Jabbar and Hashim
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    Merridale Badminton
    99 12 M ERR I DALE boat Swing fi-1 m a friendly badminton match. Results: Merridala mentioned First Wahab Sarkawl boat Thio Gim giew 15-7. 15-8: Abdul Rahman Kemin boat Lim Seng Koh 15-13, 15-11; Amin b. Jubbar boat Kefa Kian Bong 15-12, 15-3: Stanley Choo boat Mohd. Idris 17-14.
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    Seletar Indian YFC Officials
    22 12 FOLLOWING a ,e the office. vounT &£5 S l ES•amy, Treasurt-r: Mr G \ara yanan. Committee: Messrs r
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    FORGET ME NOT AND ALWAYS DO SMART GALLOPS
    450 12 By WINDSOR LAD IPOH Thurs.— Candidates from van Brruko: and Tjoa's stables were seen out at this morning* at, t work m preparation for the forthcoming Perak Der!. v meeting which begins Saturday next Best von was by Tjoa's pair, Forget Me
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    Victoria School Wins & Creates A Doubt
    212 12 Victoria School Wins Creates A Doubt THERE is doubt now a< which is the bofti n <• nig school m tiic I day. This «ru treat. Wtona School her R Road School :<-:» it v ocliool yo>!Mday. The closeness of might sugßost to l;»t ta fact, th, V reserved more
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    Close Win For jacks
    114 12 JACKS Sports Dub Guthries Sporti Club 4 a badminton trie at the ttUmfor H., Hal! Rfltttltl (Jacks BMntioi were: Singles: X<; Yin- ChOW Chan Teng Hock. IS-6. Johan Bin Ra/nli !>.-.it Leng Hong. 1.-)-l\ 15-10 Doubles: tfg Vinf Kong Wah ben: Chan C Weng and Chan
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      452 12 EDDIE SCORES 5 WINS RAIIWAT, New Jersex. Apr. j F.dclie Cbcang, ti,o i nftend nadminttm rham|) fnai HaJaya »ewwd Ivc victoriai heffj ia^t night m pxhik tio« games <>t one set ea< M. In KioflC« matches Kddie be.it his 4»>usin David 15*13 and thwi riffeated the Indjan champion N'anda Nateka
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