Singapore Standard, 8 April 1954

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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD IS JJL »r| j[ Vol. IV. No. 280. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1951 TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    HOW 10 WIN NEXT WAR
    259 1 'Beat The Reds To The Draw* WEST HARTFORD, Connecticut, April 7, APi. General George C. Kenny, U.S.A., rewho headed Allied forces in the Tar Ecst in World War said last night the Russians will attack the United States as soon cs they "believe they ccn
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    H-Bomb Race Will Continue
    190 1 H-Bomb Race Wi ll Continue Despite All The Talk... NEW YORK, April 7, (UP).— Out of oil the tolk resulting from the current hydrogen test series in the Pacific one foct has become quite clear that the Vjmtcd Sfctes and presumably Russia will go on making ft-vtaponfl and trying them
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    R.I. TROOPS FOR CELEBES
    76 1 JAKARTA. April 7. (Reuter) A large scale military campaign will be conducted against armed gangs i n South Celebes. Vice-Premier Dr. WonfiOnegoro announced today. Gangs in that region are responsible for the persecut:on of thousands of Christians there. Dr. Wongsonegoro said the Government had decided to
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    THE H-LIMIT
    27 1 PRESIDENT Eisenhower said yesterday that the United States was not going to try to develop hydrogen bombs bigger than those they hav* already developed. Reuter
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    NO RECOGNITION
    24 1 THE Big Three Western rowers have toi<J .representatives of other Western nations Ihat they have no intention of recognizing tb- ■*?->■ Government. A.P.
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    Sex Change? —Not For Him, Thanks
    113 1 Sex Change? —Not For Him, Thanks CHANGING one's sex is getting to be a fad but middleaged Ng Thiam Poh would rather stick to being what he is. He appeared in the City Police Court yesterday with a summons for obstruction. He could not make up his mind about pleading
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    Stop Press
    48 1 PARIS, April 7 (Reuter) France has sent an urgent appeal to the United States to speed up delivery of war supplies for Indo-China, the Foreign Ministry said today. The main request was for bigger bombers to help parachute supplies to the defenders of Dien Bien Phu.
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    CIVIL DEFENCE USELESS NOW
    49 1 COVENTRY. April 7 (AP)The Labour-dominated City Council of Coventry, a symbol !of German terror bombing m World War 11. voted last night to takes steps to disband Ks Civil Defence Committee on the ground the H-bomb makes ioca! defence a "waste of time and money."
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    50 HOMELESS
    21 1 FIRE cio-tnyed a threestorey tenement building in Hongkong* on Tuesday, injuring .six person? and leaving 50 I homeless. UP
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    RULER TREKS NINE MILES TO VILLAGE
    140 1 IPOH, Wed. The Sultan of Pahang yesterday trekked nine miles through "payas" (marshy land) and over hills to visit a 180-year-old kampong. It was perhaps the first time that the kampong. comprising Bolok Ulu, Bolok Hilir and Champaka in the mukim of Lanchang i
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    FRANCE, UK DISLIKE 'HANDS OFF I-C' WARNING TO MAO
    229 1 FRANCE, UK DISLIKE 'HANDS OFF I-C' WARNING TO MAO PARIS, April 7, (UP). The French Government gloomily studied on American proposal lost night calling for a common declaration, solemnly warning China to keep hands off Indo China or run the risk of war. Official French sources said Washington has asked
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    Red Paper Calls For Indo-China Ceasefire
    182 1 MOSCOW. April 7. (UP); The Soviet government newspaper Izvestia yesterday called for a ceasefire in Indo-Chma. 'The action programme of th€ peace-loving forces in relation to easing sf tension and strengthening peace in Asia is dear." the paper .>ai "The Five Great Powers meeting
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    Socialists Scorn 'Hangover Budget'
    119 1 LONDON, April 7, (Reuter)— Labour members of Parliament met privately today to plan their campaign against the Conservative Party's new budget, which announces no new taxes and gives only minor reliefs. The new "no change' 1 budget was announced by Mr. R. A. Butler, Chancellor of
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    WAN MAHADI RETURNS
    39 1 MELBOURNE, April 7 (Reuter) Smiling happily and clutching a package of spaceman's suit 13-year-old Wan Mahadi bin Wan AH who had a badly disfigured face rebuilt by Australian doctors, left Sydney tonight by air for Singapore.
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    Police On Trail Of Borneo Pirates
    125 1 Poli ce On Trail Of Borneo Pirates JESSELTON, April 7, (Reuter). Unofficial sources at Sandokan port o n the east coost of North Borneo today said the Philippines Government had recovered some articles looted by pirates who raided the North Borneo village of Semporna on Morch 29, killing six people.
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    A Man Dies Of Joy
    80 1 A Man Dies Of Joy OTTAWA. Illinois. April 6. (UP) A blind man died of a stroke brought on by his excitement and joy over regaining his sight, doctors said today. Marcello Bianchi. 81. underwent an operation a week ago at Ryburn Memorial Hospital for cataracts on both eyes which
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    POLICE FIND MAN'S HEAD
    50 1 SINGAPORE Marine Police is probing the discovery of a human head along the southern shores of Pulau Blakang Mati on Tuesday evening. Foul play is suspected. The head was that of a fair skinned old man. It was fairly decomposed and has not yet been identified.
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    P.I. DAYLIGHT SAVING PLAN
    45 1 MANILA. April 7, (Renter)— President Ramon Magsaysay yesterday issued a proclamation placing the Philippines on daylight saving time beginning midnight. April 11 when Philippines time will be advanced one hour. The time will return to standard at midnight on June 30.
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    And Now—The New H (For Humane) Bomb
    96 1 And Now— The New H (For Humane) Bomb HONGKONG, Apr. 7 (UP) The Chun? Nan Daily News reported today that new rumours were spreading through Canton I n Chinas Hwang tun* Province* The Chinese language newspaper said one of the latest is that the United States has developed a "humane"
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    CRASH OF GUNS HEARD IN HANOI
    362 1 CRASH OF GUNS HEARD IN HANOI Vietminh Smich To Red River HANOI, April 7 The crash of guns shook residential suburbs of Hanoi today as the Vietminh forces switched their n>*it% attacks in Northern Indo China from the jungle stronghold of Dien Bien Phu to the rich Red River delta.
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    Habitual Thief Gets 5 Years
    256 2 Habitual Thief Gets 5 Years A. RASHID BIN ALL grey-haired and with nine previous convictions, was sentenced m n e Singapore High Court yesterday !to five years' jail for j theft of $25.30. Before passing sentence, the judge, Mr. Justice Brown, told Rashid: "In order to protect the public from
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    3 Choirs To Give Recital
    74 2 THREE choirs of 80 voices trill sing The Crucifixion." by Sir John Stainer. on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday. April IS and 16, at Singapore's Wesley Church. The three choirs are the two. morning and evening, of the Church and that of the Young Men's
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    CHEQUE LOST IN COLONY
    48 2 K WAX TUNG Provincial Bank cheque, No. *****0, lor S5OO drawn in favour of Messrs. Kim Siang Co.. was lost in Singapore on Tuesdav between South Bridge Road and Petain Road. Anyone who comes across this cheque should report t the Police at once.
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    HK EXCHANGE
    46 2 H< s¥£ K 9 NO A P rII "-Special Mandard Service: Closing prices •f ihe Hongkong Fxchange today were $15.83 to £1 sterling- i Btn°o8 t n°oH Ssl: $1819 :o Malayan' $1. $0,211 to on e Indonesian 1 Rupjah; Gold 1247 to 1 tael.
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    FOUNDATION CEREMONY
    36 2 IPOH. Wed.— Sultan Sir Yusuf Izzudin Shah this morning laid the foundation ston* of the new $125,000 building in Club Roa d which will house Malay religious courts and the Department of Religious Affairs.
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    UNION ACCUSES SHIPPING FIRMS
    102 2 SStlil nJ h Iftjer1 f t j er add ressed to the Uttirer Administering the GovcI nm fK l Mr WAC Goode.| says that such ship movements endanger both the vessels and their crew. The letter says that 34 ships belonging to the two com panies
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    CIVIL DEFENCE WILL TAKE 1,200
    228 2 CIVIL DEFENCE WILL TAKE 1,200 Two-Year Spell For Call-Up Men Srondord Staff Reporter OF 2,500 young men who will be colled up this yeor for notional service in Singapore, 1,200 j will be drafted into the Civil Defence Corps. Six hundred will be drafted in Julv and another 600 about
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    51 2 photo THE OMcrr Ad minister ing the (iovernment Mr. W. A. C GMde. talks to 18-year-old See Kwon (born of Standard IX A. Gaa Eug Seng School. m ho was one of several hundred rounz mea whm registered for national seiTice vester day at the SVC. headquarters in Bearh Road.
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    'WHISKY KING' HAS NEWS FOR MALAYA
    172 2 'WHISKY KING' HAS NEWS FOR MALAYA Standard Staff KeporU-r M WHISKY KING" Mr. H. Burklund, managing dirrrtor of James Kucha nan Co.. Ltd.. distillers of Black and White Scotch whisky, brought good news to Malaya yesterday. At Kalian* airport, shortly alter his arrival for a night's stopover from Australia, he
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    Clerks May Call Strike
    83 2 Standard SfafT Reporter An emergency meeting of the Singapore Government Administrative ant! Clerical Services Union will decide today whether or not to call a general strike to settle the dispute between the Government and its 600 temporary clerks over the question of 28 months' back-pay. The
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    ADJUDICATION ORDER MADE
    46 2 MALACCA. W*tf A receiving order againsi Lucky Silk Store and an adjudication order against M. CS'.ilab Rai. the rtore'i managiM partnei were made in the High Court, today, by Justict Charles Abbott. The "iahiities pf this R.ver■lde harberdashrv is estimated at around t2ttjtt&
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    TO BE HONOURED
    35 2 THE Singapore City Conn* il is considering holding a banquet in honoir of the President of the United Nations Generr.J Assembly. Mrs. Yijayalakshmi Pandit, during her stop-over in the Colony next month.
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    HOUSE BURGLED
    19 2 A HOUSE in Joo Chi at Place. Singapore, was broken into on Tuesday night and $310 stolen.
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    Advantages Of Being A Nurse
    231 2 Chief Matron Explains The attributes of a good nurse and the advantages of being one in Singapore were explained last night over Radio Malaya, in a World Health Day talk by Miss E. Rintoul, Principal Matron at the General Hospital. K i^- and sympathy are
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    99 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 K.S.S Spot Loose 571 No. 1 R.S.S. 57 *>8i No 2 R.S.S s'} 5?) No. 3 R.SS. 56* K) Tonr: Easier. TIN PRICE The prices of tin yesterday was $3ti2? (Up 91). LONDON RUBBER
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    GEORGE TOWN BLACK OUTS
    30 2 PENANG. Wed.-Parts of SSTS T Wn u W€re bla <*ed out for some hours last night II i of tech "ieal trouble at Prai Power Station.
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    WOMAN HURT IN ROBBERY
    60 2 A ROBBER pushed a woman on to a railway track in Rnl» Range Road. Singapore, yesterday morning and relieved her of a pair of earrings worth >20 and her identity card. The victim. 46-year-old Van? Ah Chin, sustained seveie head injuries and was admitted to the
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    SC ACQUITTED & DISCHARGED
    40 2 SC ACQUITTED DISCHARGED KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Yap Kim Weng, a former special constable, was today acquitted and discharged by the first Magistrate. Inche Ismail bin Mohd. Jalil. oq a charge of impersonating a policeman and obtaining $10 from "Wong Foong.
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    Gold, Cash Stolen
    28 2 A THIEF stole 10 gold bracelets. «old ring, a gold locket and cash totalling $790 from a house in Tembling Road, Singapore, on Tuesday night.
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    SCHOOLBOY GETS 8 MTHS. FOR PETTY EXTORTION
    159 2 SCHOOLBOY GETS 8 MTHS. FOR PETTY EXTORTION A SINGAPORE schoolboy. charged with extortion, told the Second Police Magistrate. Mr. E. H. IVNrtto. yesterday that a few months ago he formed a gang known as No. Belbee Singh. I*. pleaded guilty to three charges of extortion. It was alleged that on
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    SUSPENSION APPEAL FAILS
    31 2 PAK Siong Koon. a scrapiron dealer, failed in his appeal in the Singapore High Couit yesterday against a Traffic Court order suspending him from driving for a year.
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    RAMANI TELLS OF HOUSE DEAL
    261 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. !f. r R- Ramani said in the High Court here today, that when an offer wag made by the Committee for Free Asia to lease his house for three £f a roontbly rental of $1,500,** said he did not want to be
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    GOODBYE TO PENANG
    237 4 Templer Gets A Big Send-Off PENANG, Wed Thousands of school children lined the streets here today in the hot sun to bid farewell to the High Commissioner and his wife. General Sir Gerald Temp lrr and Lady Templer drove slowly alone Light Street. Farquhar Street and Northam
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    $18 MILLION HOSPITAL FOR IPOH PROPOSED
    165 4 IPOH. Wed.— The Perak State Government today disclosed proposals to build a new and modern 1 hospital for Ipoh at a cost !of 18 million dollars. The project will have to await the availability of funds. The scheme will b« completed in two phase?
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    250 Have To Wait For 'Safety' Road
    143 4 250 Have To Wait For 'Safety' Road IPOH. Wed. Kampo.is [Lengkuas, Mtuated on the ho:Ider between Parit and Kinta districts, will not get a roari the inhabitants had ask«d lor Reason: the Perak Government cannot spare the mom at present to pay for the tost of constructing the road. The
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    Boys' Club To Get $1,000
    143 4 MALACCA. Wed.— The Malacca Jubilee Boys' Club and the Sertmban Children'.s Home will each receive about SI. OOO z< a result of an order by Justice Charles Abbott in the High Court today. 'An application came up before him for the approval of a .'l'heme
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    ANOTHER RED SURRENDERS
    52 4 K I JALA LUMPUR. Wed A terrori.st was wounded in the Tapah area of Perak on Monday by a patrol of the 22 Special Air Service Regiment. Ine terrorist escaped. A rifle, ammunition and a clo'jd-stained wicker basket containing tapioca were recovered. One more terrorisfhas surrendcred in
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    SHOP'S RECEIVING ORDER RESCINDED
    37 4 MALACCA, Wed. Justice Abbott today approved an offer of 25 percent composition by a Banda Hiler biscuit factory. Chop Sin Mui Wah, to pay liabilities. The receiving order against the shop was rescinded.
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    FISHERIES RESEARCH STATION FOR S'PORE
    196 4 A FISHERIES research station is to be established in Singapore for carrying out investigations into the local fishing industry, said Dr. F D* Ommanney. director of the proposed station, yesterday. During his talk to Rotaria'is at the Capitol Ballroom on "Fishing Research" Dr. Ommanney said
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    'Have Confidence H.C. Tells Leaders
    387 4 'Have Confidence H.C. Tells Leaders PENA N G. Wed. The Federation High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald told Settlement Councillors today, it was the "firm intention" of the British Government to give the people an increasing share of the responsibility of governing themselves. "It is Irmly believed that only in this
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    $1500 GOODS LOST IN FIRE
    49 4 KUALA LUMFI'R. Wed Goods valued ti atx<ut $].M)0 went up in fiimc? this morning when portion Of a tailor's shop in Bam Lane caught fire. The tailor. Mr. Wng Pak Leong raised the alnrm and friends and neighbours helped him put out the fire
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    Racial Political Parties Defended
    247 4 IPOH, Wed.—The Perak Progressive Party, a non-communal organisation and a member of the Perak State Alliance which includes three communal parties— the UMNO, MCA and MIC, last night defended the existence of communal political parties as a "necessity." i Speaking at a public meeting in the
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    Rubber Export Policy Sought
    191 5 Rubber Export Policy Sought KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Representatives from eight nations meeting in Singapore next week on quality and packing of rubber will try to reach a standardisation policy on types and samples of rubber for export from this country. An agreement such as this 11 is thought, will clear
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    BIG SEND-OFF FOR SIR HUGH
    58 5 KUALA LUMPUR Wed.— A bis send-off will K» riven I the GOC Malaya. Lt.-Gen Sir Hu^h Stockwell. at the RAF section or the Kuala Lumpur airport tomorrow morning when he ft ts ta Singapore e7j route to England whore he will spend short leave before
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    Malay Trade Quota To Be Studied
    417 5 Malay Trade Quota To Be Studied Reservation Plan Is Withdrawn IPOH, Wed. A motion proposina that at a 7*ihZ.A? y Pe L rok wos after To th! Counc# m nd SUbmit its Commendations the administration with discriminating against Malays in the issue of business licences and permits and quoted figures
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    43 5 M*x. C.R. KRISHNAN. chairman of the organising com nnttee of the Johore State Nationals (Indians) H-ssociation. R «.i lands Mr. M.M. Khurana. attins Representative of the Government of India in Malaya, at th c opening ceremony of the association i n Kluang recently
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    'Use MALAY At All Meetings'
    167 5 IPOH, Wed.— A demand that the Malay language *hould be more extensively used was made by Councillor Che Jabit bin Haji Chick, at the Council meeting today. Che Jabjt told Government that very little Malay was ki:ig used by departments jni almost all letters from
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    4 MTHS. JAIL FOR LOITERER
    72 5 ATAX bin Juwari. who said he had no home and used to sleep in a moque, was yesterday sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment In the Si:ig;jporo Se ond Criminal D.strict Court. He was found guilty of loitering under suspicious rircunv stancea i;i Queen Street
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    NEW REEF IS NAMED BENRINNES
    176 5 A PREVIOUSLY unknown reel off the coast of Borneo will be known as Benrinnes— after the name of the British vessel which discovered it while on its way from Taiwan to Sandakan— states a press release issued from the Commissioner General's Office yesterday. Th« Benrinnes
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    Driver Gets The Benefit
    94 5 A MOTORIST. Chee Hai Nan. who was charged with driving a car while under the influence of liquor, was acquitted without his defence being called by the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate. Mr. Howe Yoon Chong. yesterday. Dr. Wong Poi Kwong of the General Hospital, to'.d the
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    NEON SIGNS ON BRIDGES
    92 5 A PROPOSAL to erect advertising signs on Elgin. Anderson and Crawford Bridges, is to be considered by the Building Committee of the i Singapore City Council this month. The signs will be either Neon or painted and will be stationary. Messrs. Brasa and i de Souza.
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    THE TEN MINUTE ALIBI
    117 5 THE TEN MINUTE ALIBI Standard Theatre Critic IHK Singapore Stage C presented la*t night a previv of 'Ten Minute Alibi/' wh ,i opens at the Victoria Then:, tomqht. It was a competent but not •>nlhant production. There was some very accomplish* 1 acting by Gwenyth Loades in the part of
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    SAILOR HURT
    28 5 A STAMAN was yesterday admitted to the General Hospital with a wound in his throat. He was removed from a oiltanker, anchored near the .Tardine steps.
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    City Court Keeps Its Reputation
    103 5 City Court Keeps Its Reputation AS USUAL, the City Police Court was packed yesterday but progress i D dealing with the cases was often halted while the usher looked for the accused persons. "Mr. Joshua," the Magis trate. Mx. MM. DevereuxColebourn. turned to the prosecutor, "you and I have a
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    74 5 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, April 7: The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 17Id. May 17 id. June 17 id. July/September 17»d. October/ December 1 7 d. Jon./Morch 17 id. April c.i.f. 17 id.
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    M.F.U. FILM
    28 5 THE latest Malayan Film Unit feature. "The Yok Heng Story." was shown to the Press yesterday at the Official Film Censor'^ office in Maxwell Road, Singapore.
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    Woman Asks: What Is The Fine, Sir?
    109 5 THE WOMAN manager of Chop Sin Teck Hoon was undecided on how to plead to a summons for obstruction. The interpretor of the City Police Court told her to "hurry up." "She says that before she makes her plea, she wants to know
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      80 5 Weather Report Minimum Temperature: From 7.30 p.m. on 6th April 'o 7..;»i a.m. on 7th April. S'pore (74F), Prnanr (7<Fi. Kota Bahru (72F). K.I. IHTI Ipoh <72Ft. Kuantan *<2F). Maximum Trmperaturr: From 7..10 a.m. to 7..;0 p.m. on 7th April. S'pore <87Fi. Penanr (81F» Kota Rahru (90F>. K.I. i9o|, Ipoh
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    Chest Thumping
    889 6 IT is perhaps not altogether an accident that Mr. John Foster Dulles' get tough policy in Asia should coincide with the detonation of the hydrogen bomb that "cin wipe out any city.'" It will be remembered that there were similar challenging thumping of chest-; by American politicians when
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    THE FACT AND FICTION OF: Assistance For Backward Countries
    2097 6  - THE FACT AND FICTION OF: Assistance For Backward Countries ANDPEW ROTH By i i the firs I (f[ two artirlrs j London. seco n d u appear on >„/.; urdav. TN about six months-barring: the upset of a major 1 war crisis— Britain seems likely to turn with enthusiasm to
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    Review of Views
    197 6 Review of Views Warning To Rulers UTUSAN MELAYU warns Malay rulers of the political implications involved when Malay rayats demonstrate against the Sultan's rejection of the UMNO-MCA federal election programme. The paper points out that there is already a widespread feeling of dissatisfaction amone Malays that the rulers have i
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      'Give Us A School'
      294 6 Sir; Rawang has become tHe most important industrial centre in Ulu Selangor and the citzens of Rawang feel that In education, this town is unfortunately neglected. There is not even a government or government aided school here. For the past twenty year* the inhabitants expected a
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    USELESS ENSTAGE
    20 6 "You listen in*? 4- I «u d ;Cb and wash y<Jur dirty face oerore year mother *ee» youT
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    Silver Jubilee Of Cable & Wireless
    476 6 Silver Jubilee Of Cable Wireless TWENTY FIVE years ago today a Company was incorporated in London under the name of "Imperial and International Communications, Limited*' which shortly became Cable and Wireless, Limited, to take over and operate the telegraph services of the Eastern and Associated Telegraph Companies, the Pacific Cable
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    60 7 SOLUTION to the. drinking water problem that fui rows the brow of camping enthusiasts at times has been hm i h> this German water bag. made of rubber. It hanjjs from the small gutter of the car roof. A bowl is attached that also makes washing an easy matter. Sueon
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    JAPAN IS ACCUSED OF INTERFERENCE
    186 7 SEOUL, April 7 (AP)— President Syngman Rhee slid yesterday candidates for South Korea's National Assembly, who oppose his proposed constitutional .tmendments, should be barred from the ballot. A strongly worded statement a;>o accused Japan o f trying to interfere and e'cct pro-Japan- i ese candidates
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    Reds Want To Buy US Films Again
    94 7 ANNES, France, April 7 P) Russia yesterday made a nal bid to resume purchase American movies, a trade been suspended since ntact was made en Gregori Al- j to the Soviet I 0 Cannes In- i m Festival, and E iropean and >igev
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    PRISONERS TO GET AMNESTY
    34 7 ►VBO. April 7. (UP)— it 1.500 prisoners will earn sentences visit to was announced rnment has grant of an tain classes of mil portions o\ others, a spokesman an- i
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    FOUR JAILED FOR ASSAULT
    68 7 HONGKONG. Aprii 7. (Renter)—Four young Briti.sh soldiers were sentenced to terms of hard labour ranging from three to nine months today when thev admitted having beaten a Chinese unconscious for failing to get Them some wine. "You are here to defend people, not to attack them",
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    REDS FREE Cls
    20 7 THE Russians yesterday freed two United States soldiers whom they abducted near the German East-West zonal border.
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    CIVIL DEFENCE A WASTE OF TIME, MONEY
    104 7 CIVIL DEFENCE A WASTE OF TIME, MONEY COVENTRY. England. April 7 (Reuten The City Council of Coventry, one of Britain's worst blitzed cities in World War Hi decided that civil defence was a waste of time and money. in view of reports about the devastating effects of the hydrogen bomb.
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    I-C WAR VITAL TO U.S.
    407 7 May Get One -Third Of Total World-Wide Aid WASHINGTON, April 7 (Reuter) Mr. Harold Stossen the Foreign Aid Director told a Congressional Committee yesterday that the outcome of the war in Indo-China was of the "greatest significance" to the security of the United States in
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    Aussies Are Also Asked To Help
    155 7 Aussies Are Also Asked To Help CANBERRA. April 7 (AFP) Informed souices said here that Australia is being asked for her views on a possible stronger joint action, with Britain and the United States, regarding aid to Indo-China. These sources indicated I hat the aid envisaged Will be along .the
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    It's Queen Elizabeth I In Scotland
    130 7 EDINBURGH. April (Reuter) Scottish Nationalists yesterday claimed a victory in their campaign to have Queen Elizabeth regarded as the first and not the second Queen of that name to rule over them. No more, the General Post Office announced, will mail vans and post
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    'Standstill' Budget Surprises Britain
    241 7 'Standstill Budget Surprises Britain LONDON, April 7 (Renter) Mr. R. A. Butler. i Chancellor of the Exchequer, surprised Britain la*t iii^ht hy presenting a "standstill" budget for the coming year, containing the fewest taxation chan»«** in li\ing memory. Politicians of ail parties took it to mean that Sir Winston Churchill's
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    Burma Says: No Violation
    86 7 NEW YORK. April 7: (Router) Burma has denied a Chinese Nationalist charge that she violated a ceasefire agreeBteni on the evacuation of Chinese irregular forces from Burma. Dr. T.F. Tsiang. Nationalist China's permanent delegate to the United States. said on March 17 in a letter to
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    THE QUEENS COLLECTION
    52 7 LONDON. April 7. (Renter) A Royal menagerie of 70 birds. A5 mammals, snake- and spiders collected by the Queen as gifts from zoos in Australia, is now on its way to London. They will be housed in a special enclosure at the London Zoo known as "The
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    Chinese
    56 7 HANOI. April 7 (AFP) A French Command official said today that the Command in IndoChina had considered as an accepted fact, for a long time, that Chinese technicians were aiding the Vietminh. He was commenting on ft speech by U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, who had
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    ALY KHAN TO WED TIERNEY
    62 7 SAN DIEGO, April 7, (AFP) Prince Aly Khan and American movie actress Gene Tierney arrived by road in California yesterday from Mexico, on their way to Beverley Hills, Los Angeles. Gene Tierney stated recently that she would wed the prince in the coming months, probably
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    HEAVY GUARD FOR HIROHITO
    41 7 TOKYO. April 7 (AP)—Emperor Hirohito and Empress nagako left here yesterday for a tour of Western Japan, under the heaviest guard since the end of the war. Police said thev had been tipped of a red plot
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    ARAB COMPLAINT
    29 7 FIVE Arab nations joined in supporting Lebanon's complaint to the United Nations arousing Israel of responsibility for the detfthfl of nine Jordanians in a oorder village raid.
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    Aiding Vietminh —Accepted Fact
    147 7 Aiding Vietminh Accepted Fact helping the Vietminh. The spokesman added that "recent anti-aircraft fire against French planes had been so accurate, through a heavy layer of clouds, that we have concluded that they were using 37 m.m. radioguided weapons made by the Soviets." "On the other hand." he said, "the
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    MAN IS 'MISS SPRING'
    73 7 IMPERIA, Northern Italy, April I,(AFP)—When a beautiful brown-eyed brunette wins a beauty competition in Spring, men may sigh and women's eyes may glint with envy, especially when the winner is a* man. After a bet with his jelloiit students, attractive \7-year-old Fausto entered the tmperia beauty
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    'A-Ban Pact Was No Secret'
    276 7 Truman Adds To Issue: KANSAS, CITY, Missouri, April 7 —Former President Truman said yesterday the 1943 RooseveltChurchill agreement banning use of atomic bombs except by agreement between the I'nited States and Britain was no secret "as far a s those entitfed to know were concerned."
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    'Forced To Lap Up A Meal'-BOR
    145 7 'Forced To Lap Up A Meal'-BOR BONN. April 7. (Reuter)— A British soldier yesterday told a court martial that he was. forced to crawl on his knees and lap up a meal, without 1 using his hands, while a prisoner at Wahnerheide detention camp near here. Royal Air Force Police
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    Attraction At The Bar
    58 7 SITTING on the bar in her dressing costume is former Egyptian darner. Dawlath Sollman. who was the star attraction at the opening of her new night club the "Metrobar". She mixed drinks herself for all her patrons. Dawlath performed her M nelly dance" before King Farouk.
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    WALKED WITH AN OCTOPUS
    245 7 SANTA ROSA. (California! April 7. (AP) A h,,?* octopus seized JanifN Anlo m while he was abalone h ting, but the 265-pound 'van knew just what to do. He took a deep breath, p the octopus from the !<. Itsta which it was dinging «i walked
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    Hawkers' Market
    46 9 •oil aB of the new market, which will built on the most mod ff KUiiney and Exeter The^ market to be owawajdmaaiged by about J5L -I fc w 1 Somerset ??Si W i°- contributed > .«00 each towards rais"»ff the capital, will jtMnmadate ltt stalls
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    PROGRESS IN FREE TRADE IS DECLINING
    234 9 PROGRESS IN FREE TRADE IS DECLINING OTTAWA, April 7 (Re liter)— Mr. Douglas Abbott, Canadian Finance Minister, told the Canadian House of Commons in his budget speech yesterday that world progress toward free trade and payments still falls short of what is needed. He appealed to the United States to
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    U.K. Gold Reserves Are Up
    78 9 U.K. Gold Reserves Are Up Britain's gold and dollar rcsrrvrs^rose by Sl«2 million during March the United Kingdom Treasury announced At !he Mid of the month they stood at $2,685 million. The monthly increase wa s achieved after taking account of $14 Million of defence aid and $2 million received
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    INCREASE IN MALAYAN RICE OUTPUT
    111 9 INCREASE IN MALAYAN RICE OUTPUT Ma'ayan production of rice curing the 1952/53 season amounted to 441.000 tons, an' case cl 100.000. tons over the previous wesson, and slightly ie?s thsn The record crop for 19MI 51 season. Ddr;p.p 1»*53 the contract rwith the Tha: Government for 15.-f.887 tens was completely
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    TIN OUTPUT
    31 9 BURMA-MALAY Ti n Ltd. report the io! lowing March outputs of companies in the group: Katu Tin Dredging 632 piculs and Renong Consolidated Tin Dredging Co. Ltd. 374 piculs.
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    Labu Cheviot Makes Profit Of £70,546
    148 9 THE CHAIRMAN of Labu Cheviot Rubber Ltd., Sir John Hay, in his annual statement refers to the amalgamation of the Labu and Cheviot companies which until the la?t year were divided. The Labu Cheviot Rubber Ltd., reported a profit of £70,546 and will be
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    30,829 TONS OF RUBBER
    55 9 IMPORTS of rubber, ril grades from all countries, into Singapore and Federation of Malaya during March amounted to 30.829 tons. The figure included 11,646 tons imported on provisional permits in previous months and exe'udes approximately 14,653 tons, imported during th e menths for which final documents
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    TIN EXPORTS
    34 9 TOTAL exports of tin to aU countries from Singapore and the FecJeration of Malaya during March amounted to J.306 tons, according t<« preliminary figures issiud bjf the Acting Registrar of Malayan Statistics.
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    MARKETS
    139 9 Rubber Drops THE rubber market in Sir»gnpor e yesterday closed easier at 57J cents per lb. fo r first grade rubber for Apr:] ship* merit, a drop of 1| rent from Tuesday. Uprounlry liquidation wjii largely responsible for th« drop in prices. The market wai irrejrular earlier but eased
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    SHARES
    236 9 THE MALAYAN >har« market for tins ant strials were firmer y '<erday. while rubber shares *ne inclined to ease, accori •:»g K the Malayan Sh ire brokerV Association. IMUSTRIM-. Buyers Sellera Fraser 8: Neave Ord< 2 l«> LU en G'tnwn Disp. Ml "J 81 S. Steamship 18.80 IK 80
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    PRODUCE
    121 9 rHE pi.-iiiure 'ii.KM't in Singaport was flrmei f< r eopfl and quiet for coconi* terday. Copra Quotation! f Aj.rjl shipment closed at S\\ |>er picul (nominal), wh i« th< s« for May shipment w-ie $>sO| per picul and $30 j bujrtn I <1 sellers respe<tiv€ly. Coconut <j seller-; m«i
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    UK. BOUGHT 208.879 TONS
    117 9 UK. BOUGHT 208 .879 TONS THE total Pan-M<ti «v hud shipments <>f rubber «-i IW at 847.211 tons fcho* -d a decrease of 63.200 tons M »n p-ri<d with the previous fMI Of these exports. ttIRK.H *.«.n« went to the United Kitigdotn. 181 640 tons to the United State 51j619
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    50 10 (1.1 I I): Aniiini; Saturday night*-!-* who dinrd. win.vl mil danced at SlMgaporfN Virporl Hotel roiiiiK camera i.iiulii llk-m* two in iMnic-t rpavrnatlMi. I.KtrniiiK to what (Winter Lien** or SandilaiutH liuttrry ft <o. ha> to tell h«>r l< Kiloen Tan. Inrdu i>rkiftt SecrHarf attu h«>«l t«» M<'tr«»-<;ol<lw.vn->layt'r> Mnjaporf otttct*.
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    15 10 Him, Orit n.Kitl..n. Prior CttS 1..- "r,,,V 'j',; 1 ,'^'i'"
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    97 10 DOING THE "OWN n OSWALD IENRY ina us Camera i gS2R j M «fWSS^SS? ST B J!Ssr. 1 r lh"rs,ia> nl«h« ilinAmeruan Ni|hf B nigmnpmn'* <«reat World <' iharet. :ui«l to vr\«* out th«' ruiivii ;l a SOI|H m r i < K i i| WiUon and
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    90 10 wrrkrmd .-l.hr J," I |Hir.- 1ii.1mh,..,,,, liM lr* »il\.-r «ihii.» Mala>ai imliMr> n,,. „r i. pntM'il In it,,. I ilm \,,.i r,.' KVin. LV lsilS^ 'V, 1,:.. 1;.;, •;.^V IM<" Mln -piii2.i h.-mi lu ii.,„ x, ta Mil I fll t flrrrtor M s «M4.|0,«M1 tt-Mrilll,-
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    SEL SOCCER PROBLEM
    539 11  -  ANDY ROZARIO Bv Selectors' Quest For Missing Link THE second Selangor State soccer trial held on nursdav. 1 tev% was ne final one bcfore Selangor's ftrst Malaya Cup engagement with Perak on April 24. The FAS selection committee met after that trial n ,i nicked nineteen players—
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    Butler Kos Boxing In Britain
    132 11 Butler Kos Boxing In Britain LONDON, April (AFP) Leading London boxing promoter. Jack Solomons, intimated here last night that he might give up staging further fights in Britain after June following the Chancellor of the Exchequer's announcement that only slight cuts will be made in entertainment taxes in the new
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    Southern Malays Trounced
    79 11 Southern Malays Trounced MUAR. Wed— Plaving with good combination. a Muar invitation soccer XI beat Southern Malayan Malays s—l5 1 at Muar Club Padans on Sunday. Muar was in good form during the first half and were leading s—o. All Tamby (2). Ali Radin (2) and SharitT Mudon (1) were
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    42 11 Japanese For Boston Race BOSTON'. April 7. (AP>— A three-man Japanese marathon team arrived yesterday to complete training for the Boston A.A. "Grind" on April 19. Missing, however, was Keizi Yamada, who set a new Boston marathon record of 2.18:51 last year.
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    Schools In Exciting Football
    365 11 MALACCA, Wed. High Srhool beat Anglo-Chinese School at soccer by three goals to two after a fast and exciting game at the ACS ground at Tranquerah yesterday. Twice ACS took the lead but each time the High School. after fighting uphill, drew level. The issue was
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    277 11 Carribean Cricket I KINGSTON, Jamaica, Anril 6 (Reuter)— Charles Palmer, manager of the MCC team on tour in the West Indies, said today that the Test series had been marred by many incidents. Many people, however, had magnified these incidents out of all proportion. He
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    213 11 India's Games Men Hard At It NEW DELHI. April 7. (UP) Two Americans are among the four coaches training India's athletes for the Asian Games in Manila. Dr. A.W. Howard, of the Lucknow Christian College, and Ted Arnold. of the YMCA College at Madras, have joined with Indian coaches. J.S.
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    25 11 LONDON, April 7, (Reuter) —Rugby Union results yesterday were: Exeter 13. Newport 4; i_ Live rpool 3, Birkenhead Park 3; Tei&nmouth 0, Torquay
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    4 Points To Soften Up Grand National
    451 12 LONDON April 7 (AP>— The Government has decided to take a hand In the }>,<_' argument over whether the (>..ifid Xytional steeplechase if- cruelty to animals, it v.;.^ announced last night. Lord I- yd fir i deputy to Home Sec etary Sir David
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    357 12 LONDON, April 7, (Reuter) Japan carried her challenge for world table tennis honours a step further today when both the men and women's teams gained their fourth consecutive wins in the Swaythling and Corbillon Cup events. Not one Japanese player hi- been beaten in
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    44 12 THESE five boxers have been picked by the Singapore Amateur Boxing: Association to represent the Colony at the Asian Games in Manila. They are left to right Dennis Lazaroo (Light), Abdul Halim (Fly). Austin Dunsford (Bantam), Sgt. Syed Omar (Feather) and Sgt. Bulat (Welter).
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    It Was Easy 6-1 For OTEC
    420 12 ORIENTAL Telephone and Electrical Company, the second team to remain undefeated in the SBHFA division one, achieved a hattrick in victories yesterday when they trounced Breweries SC 6-1 and are now a point behind the leaders, the Chartered Bank and well awav from the
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    Floodlit Soccer In K.L.
    81 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Floodlit soccer will be m.ikinii its debut in the Federation on April 16 when the Selanffor Indian Association, last year's lfj;u<» champions take on the Selangor Chinese Recreation Club. Apart from its novelty, the match should be well patronised as it is for
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    TODAY'S Sport
    42 12 TODAY'S Sport SOCCER: Dir. I— Chinese Athletic rs Rover* Jalan Besar, Div. 3 A Kebenaram Clnb rs Junior A A GcyUn>g: Alexandra F C rs T.M.0.8.A. BODCA; Dir. ,iB Btntonfl Biihiu SC us Malays SU—CYMA. TEXXIS: YMCA tournameni <ir Bras Basuh Road.
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    ESPINOSA TO FIGHT SHIRAI
    74 12 TOKYO. April 7 (Reuter)The Japanese Boxing Commission today innounced that world flyweight box ins c-hampion Yo.shio Shirai would miS? hlSt ll in a Ground match with Filipino Icu Espmo.sa on May M T( Then S ht i, "to be held in Espinosa defeated Shirai la>t September
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