Singapore Standard, 10 April 1954

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD in m s. Vol. IV. No. 282. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 19.74 TWELVE PAGES 10 TENTS.
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    MAGAZINE CAUSES AN UPROAR IN THE VARSITY
    101 1 MAGAZINE CAUSES AN UPROAR IN THE VARSITY Standard Staff Reporter IO," the Official magazine Society of the Univera studend body, caused n the University yesterday. of the staff, graduates of the University objecte 1 ne of some of the articles were termed "not m good f the magazines id sold.
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    5 Bandits Killed
    73 1 .ALA LUMPUR, Fri. men out of a terrorist urty of five wore killed by a •ro, ot "D" Company of the! Battalion Malay Regiment. afternoon on the g Estate ;n the Sungei > I Perak. the patrol apfive Chinese en the patrol .e of the Chinese i
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    Death Claims 8 Cyclists
    76 1 Death Claims 8 Cyclists tIGHT jreHsts were imoni 11 persona killed 'i ad accidents m Singapore last month, the Superintendent of Traffic Police. Mr W R M Haxworth, s.iij yesterday. would appear." Mr. Haxworth added, "that [•»<■ actions <>f the cyclists themselves were largely for the accidents "< relists must
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    RHONA MODELS TROPICAL UNIFORM
    58 1 photo. LT. RHONA Marsh of Blackpool inucMs the nt*w tropical uniform for women, at the War Office. London. The dres s material is whitt- pique. For officers it will be white sli.ii kskin. With the white socks are worn white-laced shoes. Shoulder tabs are in different
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    UN TO STUDY DISARMAMENT
    58 1 UNITED NATIONS. (New York). April 9 (APi The 12--nation UN. Disarmament Commission was expected t 0 agree unanimously today to set up a small sub-group for private talks at once on arms reduction and ■tomic control. Diplomatic circles expressed belief the sub-committee would consist of Britain,
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    COMET CRASHES IN SEA
    832 1 ALL 21 On Board Are Feared Dead SIX BODIES PICKED UP BY HMS. EAGLE res* a S^f Pn 9 A Br,f ,sh Come i«tliner presumably carried all 14 passengers and a crew of seven fo death m a mysterious night dive into the Mediterranean at about
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    BAO DAI TO FLY TO PARIS TODAY
    42 1 BAG DAI. Vietnam Head of Star.', expects to fly to Paris today m a:i attempt to rescue bom deadlock the current Franco- Vietnamese negotiations oa Vietnam's independence, a_v ari ing to authoritative Vietnamese sources. Reuter
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    Rebels Open Up Heavy Barrage
    186 1 HANOI, April 9. The Communist-led Vietminh unleashed a "violent" artillery bombardment on Dien Bien Phu today m what might be a prelude to a new infantry assault on the besieged French fortress m north-west Indo-China. A Fret: -h mmunique said the defenders answered back with
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    EXPERTS WORK ON SABOTAGE THEORY
    186 1 EXPERTS WORK ON SABOTAGE THEORY LONDON. Apr. 9 (Reuter) The Evening News said today experts "are seriously working" on the possibility of sabotage being responsible for the crash of the Comet m the Mediterranean. ■•Security inquiries are to be I concentrate.! In Rome Experts are struck by the coincidence of
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    De Havilland Shares Down
    72 1 LONDON. April 9 .Rev ter) Shares of the I>e Havilland Aircraft Company makers of the Comet jetliners were marked down 3s. 7Jd. to £l_tj on the stock exchange here today following the crash of one of the fleet m the Mediterranean. Thi s snap market reaction
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    Dulles For UK
    54 1 WASHINGTON. April 9. (UP) Usually reliable sources said today Secretary of State. Mr. John Foster Dul'es. is expected next Monday m London to work out the first draft of the "united action" guarantee for South-East Asia with Prime Minister. Sir Wins. on Churchill, and Foreign Secre- j
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    Adventists Object To Carrying Rifles
    185 1 Adventists Object To Carrying Rifles Standard Staff Reporter THE first group of conscientious objectors to national service m Singapore is the Seventh Day Adventist Mission which has approached the Proper Authority, Mr. L. H. N. Davis, to consider its case on grounds of religion. Mr. Davis told The Standard yesterday
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    RED POWER
    24 1 COMMUNIST China will construct a hydro-electric power station In north Yunnan province next year, the New China news agency claimed yesterday.- AFP
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    The 21 On Board
    137 1 In JOHANNESBURG, the following official list of passengers and crew aboard the I Comet was issued today (some initials not yet available). London to Nairobi A B. Brooks. Miss A E. A. Brooks. Miss EM. Eady. Mr. 0.1.. Anderson. F. H. Harrison. M. A. Lamloun. London
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    FLY-IN-BEER JOKE ANNOYS R.I. CHINESE
    211 1 FLY-IN-BEER JOKE ANNOYS R.I. CHINESE JAKARTA. April 9 Chinese here are m an uproar over what they consider an insuit along the lines of the famous monkey brain controversy which raged iif Singapore mor« than a year ago. The Chung llua Tsung Hui and several other local ChineseIndonesian organisations have
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    All Comets Grounded By. B.O.A.C.
    130 1 All Comets Grounded By B.O.A.C. LONDON. April 9 (Kcutcr) Sir Miles Thomas. Chairman of the British Overseas Airways Corporation. today described the loss of the Comet a s "mentally stun- nine". He immediately suspended -ill Comet flights on learning the news. "We have «ot to do s ome very fundamental
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    37 Die When 2 Planes Collide
    173 1 37 Die When 2 Planes Collide MOOSE JAW. (Saskatchewan). April 9. A Trans-Canada Airliner the North Star and j Canadian trainer plane with a British pilot collided m the air and crashed m flames here yesterday with a loss of 37 lives. One of the dead was a iiizen of
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    QANTAS PLANE TURNS BACK
    72 1 A QANTAS Plant, wh, v took oil from Kallang Airport, Singapore, at 8 a.m. peata returned to the airport m hour later btcauaa >t tho "malfunctioning of the hydraulic lystenn af Urn plane." The plane aftei landing, ■topped IM yard* tway fi un the end oi
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    101 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 RSS Spot Loose 591 60 No. 1 RSS 60 601 No. 2 K.S.S. 59 591 No. I R.S.S. 57$ 581 Tone: Steady. TIN PRICE The prices of tin yesterday was ***** (Up Slit). LONDON
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    Trade Training Scheme For Malays Is Uraed
    285 2 Trade Training Scheme For Malays Is Uraed KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The seven-man Special Committee which investigated the scope for economic betterment of Malays m the Federation favours an expansion of the activities of the Rural and Industrial Development Authority as the first stage of an all out trade training programme,
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    'Little Mes' Does Triel
    74 2 'Little Mes' Does Triel TOP: Pvucrcd by a W>-H P. Firestone ovtb(*ard motor, a neve engima m the market, "Littlt Moe" uith Mr. Robert Codeiro ut Ihe control, dcvionstrates how ffßOOfft and hist. tl t cuing can be. during tests which were held m Pvng--ectntly before a group of outboard
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    Firestone Has Reverse Gear
    264 2 New Outboard Motor MALAYAN outboard enthusiasts and commercial users of these handy engines can now look forward to the appearance of a new outboard motor before the end of this month. Messrs. Ifaclalne Stokvi(lf) Ltd.. of Singapore are introducing new series of outboard engines manufactured by
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    $4 M PLAN TO EXPAND RIDA DOCK IS STUDIED
    147 2 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. The RIDA dockyard m Kuala Trengganu may soon become the bigge< slipway m the Chin... Sea between Singapore and Bangkok, under a $4,000,000 expansion project now being studied. The dockyard, which was bmi at a cost of S
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    HK EXCHANGE
    40 2 HONGKONG. April 9~ Special Standard Service: Closing price, of the Honskong Exchange, today were $15.90 to £1 sterling $5,785 to US$l: $1,816 to Mala- I van |1; $0 210 to one Indonesian! Rupiah; Gold $247,025 to 1 t;.el
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    HAD NO LICENCE
    24 2 FOR hawking pork at Jalan Daud. Muar without a licence Ng Khat Swee was fined $5 m the Police Court, Muar
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    CATS HAD HIM WORRIED
    86 2 PENANG. Fri.—Gnoh Chin Phoey alias Gneow Ong or "King of cats" became worried today when the Magistrate SS??! Sfi-.. G V Howard fo.d him that he would be sent to th Green Lane Home for a week, and thereafter to the B* l^* Home In Kedah
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      41 2 BARGAIN BUY! .ou can advertise yo.ir needs for as little as ten cents a word m the classified columns of 'nc Standard. Advertisements accepted at r_'B. Robinson Road or at the branches of the Standard m Kuaia Lumpur. Penang and Ipoh
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      367 2 I 15 HOURS iWIIHOUT 1 FOOD j That's how long lots of peoplf go without proper nourishment for their system! Figure it our. Let* aay you have dini> ir nd o'clock tonight. Tomorrow morning f mMmm all you ha vc is a hasty cup of tea or coffee. real food
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    COMPLACENCY IS OUT OF QUESTION -PLANTER WARNS
    714 3 COMPLACENCY IS OUT OF QUESTION -PLANTER WARNS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Members of the United Planting Association of Malaya, attending their 53rd annual general meeting v ere today given a comprehensive survey of the country's economy as well as 3 full review of the rubber industry. ni of the Association. Mr.
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    34 3 Photo. l ,1.10 o| deck passengers who were ictaeii permission to land beeaase of quarantine i r on- look on dejectedly prior to being ferried from the Sjnthia to St. John's Island yesterday. Standard
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    RESEARCH OR REPENT- Mathison
    362 3 RESEARCH OR REPENT Mathison I KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Mr. J. C. Mathison, the President of the United Planting Association of Malaya, warned of competition not only m the price of rubber but also m the quality of rubber produced m this country. "It is mv view not to hope for
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    Passengers On Santhia Quarantined
    230 3 HUNDREDS of Singaporeans who expected to welcome their relatives and friends on the incoming Santhia yesterday, were disappointed when they learnt that the vessel had been quarantined indefinitely, following the discovery of a case of cholera while the ship was Singaporebound. The vessel which arrived from
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    COUNCILLORS ARE TOLD OFF
    103 3 •I SEREMBAN'. Fn— Lack of r I interest among tome members t of the sub-committees m atll tending meetings aras criticised by Mr. G. Hinds, Nominated Chairman of the Finance and General Purpose Committee when he spoke at yesterday*! meeting of the Seremban Town > Council.
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    FOR SECRETARIES
    50 3 I THE inaugural meeting of the Singapore md Malaya Disi trict Society >f the Faculty of I Secretaries Limited will be held at the residence of Mr. Chia Cheng Sen 4. F.F.C.S .at 118 Everitt Rva i on Sunday. 1 I April 11. 1954, at 2 15 p.m.
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    Thieves Active In S'pore
    215 3 A c EW hours after a typewriter was reported stolen from a Business ii r m m Telok Ayer Street. Singapore, on Thursday morning, it was found lying m a side lane m Amoy Street a few yards away. The thief forced tiis way into the
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    Film Quota Unjust-Film Firm
    108 4 Film Quota UnjustFilm Firm A submission that if there is a quota for English language cinemas, locally produced films Should no: be excluded from it ii one of two points i„ a j memorandum submitted to the !hvT a W SeCr ary Sl "gapore. i> V i he^T 5 F,lm
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    OLD BOYS MEET
    9 4 int. annua eenprai ocnoot jaaij. Singapore
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    EXPERT ON DIVORCE IS SOUGHT
    456 4 —To Settle A Question Of Law SINGAPORE District Judge Mr. Ton Ah Toll yesterday ordered a divorce cose to. be referred to the Court of rtowloon for further evidence as to the validity of an alleged divorce, "by mutual consent of a Chinese couple." Involved
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    'CONTRACT' CASE ENDS: JUDGMENT RESERVED
    266 4 I KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. I After a hearing lasting I six days, judgment was reserved by Mr. Justice I Wilson m the civil suit m i the High Court m which i Mr. R. Ramani, a local lawyer, is suing the Comi mi t tee
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    JOB EXCHANGE GETS BUSIER
    85 4 EMPLOYERS and employees are now making full uvp r't Mr f°r n T Lahour «SLn£ Mr F. G Tyson, the Chief Emgoyment Officer, told th* Standard yesterday He said that the number „f people usinf :he Exchange H\ ncre^nj eve:;v da y 23f* f t thex
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    'Zip' Show For Colony ?
    135 4 'Zip' Show For Colony MR BRULE LITTLER, director of a theatre < ha m m London and provinces of U.K. arrived m Singapore yesterday uith his wife on their way to Sydney. Mr. Littler who* successfully managed the show "Zip Goes A Million." a British musical show that ran for
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    AID TO CHINA
    26 4 LAST month'? family rejyJJX^T to China totalled 51...i8.L'35 of which $1.1 18,229 *-as from Singapore, a ciov- ?rnment Press release laid westerdav I
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    Fr. Wegner Takes A Look At Gimson Boys' Home
    202 4 Fr. Wegner Takes A Look At Gimson Boys' Home jjfjner Director of Father b laamT PP* T^'n Negs^iffttitite for th^ vf w -P ce P art »^"t mL l he rehabilitation of juvenile delinquents. He was conducted around the Gimson Home for Boys by its Superintendent. Mr. Father Wegner wished
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    Doctor Wins Part Claim On Patient $500 CUT FROM BILL
    223 4 Doctor Wins Part Claim On Patient $500 CUT FROM BILL IPOH. Fri.-Dr. Wu Lien Teh. a local medical practitioner. wa s today awarded $456 out of $956 which he had claimed from one of his patients Madam Chang: Kwong Lin and her husband, Mr. Chin Chentr Hong, the latter a
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    TRUCK DRIVER FINED $150
    40 4 RAOr' 77 fete; Kindnver. wh. kn( ktd down Whs and d d not atop after "ie collision was prat Traffic District Judge. Mr tot and tor failing to stop after 1 an^accjdent The cyclist died. I
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    Secrecy Shrouds 'The Thing'
    111 4 Secrecy Shrouds The Thing' FKWAJfG_EU ir -A t ,oak of secrecy has now fallen over yesterda>\ incident at the St. George's (iirls school m Northam MM when students screamed and ran out of their classes upon seeing a "dark figure" coming down from the ceiling m one of the ttuaei
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      31 4 BARGAIN BUY! SV& S_ffiTJ% cents a word m the classi. "Cd columns of the Standard. Advertisements accepted at 128, Robinson oMhA r t a V he br »"che, i£>h pur PenBn
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    INTAKE OF EXPAT NURSES A 'TRICKLE'
    373 5 Vickers Reports Progress Standard Staff Reporter RECRUITMENT of expatriate Nursing Sisters to the Singapore Medical Service has dropped to a "mere trickle/ Dr. VYJ. Vickers, retiring Director of Medical Services, said at his last press conference yesterday. Majority of this ''small number" of expatriate
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    33 5 GENERAL Sir Gerald Templer, inspecting: the guard of honour formed by the Police at the airport at Bay an Lepas, Penans. on Wednesday when the High Commissioner made his farewell tour of Penang.
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    Freedom For Samad, Devan Nair
    142 5 Freedom For Samad, Devan Nair COMPLETE freedom has beea give* to Mr. Abdnl Sa■u<j Ismail, associate editor of tbe rtusan Mela.vu, and Mr. C. V. Devan Nair. former secretary of the Singapore Teachers' I nion who were released conditionally from detention at St. John's Island m April last year. They
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    POLICE WANT 2 SUSPECTS
    46 5 [SINGAPORE Police want to interview two men. m connection with the theft of $520 worth of cash and articles from a room m the Bukit Timah Railway Quarters. The men Police want to question were seen ia the vicinity of the critne.
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    NEGARA WILL HAVE BRANCH
    72 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— A crowded meeting at the RexCinema today decided to form a Johore Bahru branch of th_ Party Ncgara. Thc meeting elected Dato Syed Abdul Kadir, Mentri Besar. Johore. Chairman of the branch. Inche Samsu bin Mahmud. Vice-chairman and Haji Anwar bin Haji Malek.
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    R.K. SAMY DIES AFTER OPERATION
    116 5 MR. R. K. SAMV. a veteran rade miontsi and an emplovee ot the Singapore Traction Company for more than 31 years, died i n the General Hoqpittal yesterday, after an operation for intestinal troubles. 1U was the ~e. BBt of J ingaportTract Comi\ v Lmployees'
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    NO EVIDENCE SO JURORS STOP TRIAL
    130 5 THE jury abruptly stopped a trial m the Singapore AsSI7CS yesterday to record a unanimous verdict of not guilty on Chionh Ann Hock, who srtood charged with bcin<? m illegal possession of a revolver. The verdict was given at the conclusion of the prosecution*,
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    Britons Donated More Blood
    137 5 Britons Donated More Blood BRITONS and British military personnel gave several times more blood than Chinese or any other race to the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service last year. They received less blood, too. So there is no harm even if a bottle or two were despatched to the British Military
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    FOR CONFERENCE
    30 5 W. j. SEARS, vice-president of the Rubber Marnua timers Association m Washington. DC. arrived at Kalians Airport by Pan American Airways. last night, to attend a Rubber Conference.
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    PRICF OF RICE MAY RISE IF..
    78 5 THE price of rice wfil go up if Government stDpped the importation of broken rice, the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce stated m a letter ;o the Department of Commerce and Industry, yesterday It was commenting on Government's recent policy to refuse licenses for
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    OPEN VERDICT IN VALETTA CRASH
    249 5 OPEN VERDICT IN VALETTA CRASH THE ''feathered" condition of the starboard engine of a I Vale la aircraft which crashed. 1 wa? an "absolute indication that the engine had failed" and that m itself was "the complete cause of the crash." This was stated by Wing Commander L. Kelly, technical
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    Mr. Raj Replies To Bill Critics
    243 5 Mr. Raj Replies To Bill Critics Standard Staff Reporter FOR the first time, Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj, Singapore Le g i slative Councillor, yesterday replied to critics of' his Hindu Monogamous Marriage Bill and explained why he wants it to be referred to a Select Committee. Mr. Raj said
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    ELECTRICIAN FINED $700
    108 5 REMARKING that th* case was the first of its kind he had tried. The Singapore Second District -Court Judge. Mr. E. H. ETNetlO ye>terday imposed a $700 fine, or six months' rijorous imprisonment. 0:1 Chun Thew Yorg (27). a Naval Base electrician, for unauthorised p -Messina of
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    Probe On Text Books Racket
    193 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Education Department is investigating charges Uiat school books and typewritten notes taken from text books are being sold at exorbitant prices m all private schools, Mr. T.PJM. Lewis. Senior Inspector of Schools, told The Standard yesterday. Apart from a general
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    802 6 IIILE the natural rubber industry (bless its little latex heart!) is deep in complacent slumber, the American synthetic rubber industry is preparing feverishly and lavishly to strengthen its eompet'iive position in American and possibly world markets The Americans, unlike our sleeping beauties, believe that/ with effort and expenditure of money
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    LET PRIVATE CAPITAL DO IT!
    1126 6  - LET PRIVATE CAPITAL DO IT! ANDREW ROTH Soys mm That is how the British Government feels about bulk development m backward countries m his oonch'ding article on the facts and fiction of assistance for underdeveloped countries. THE fundamental viewpoint of the present British 1 Government is ttiat governmental loans and
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    19 6 "We were quietU a how long mr. d J*u^ developed into \***i ab »"t the ij h >*
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      'He's Been Tilting At Windmills'
      821 6 'He's Been Tilting At Windmills' Sir; 'VOX PopulV has been lilting al windmills again. He says thai ihc mCTeatet which the "industrials" received were due more to Ritson than to the efforts of the Council ol Action. Let me remind him oi what the Rtson Report said on the adequacy
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      Where There's Real Danger For Leaders
      245 6 Where There's Real Danger For Leaders Sir: How old is Vox POpuli? He i< bemoaning the fact that under the proposed constitution internal security will be left m the hands of the Colonial officials and consequently it will not be Impossible for Messrs. Lim Yew Hock and C. C. Tan
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      Insurance Is Compulsory
      128 6 J Sir; -My attention has been drawn to a letter head- ed ".'.rd Party Insurance" signed '•L.C.L.. Penang" hi 5 your issue of Tuesday, 6th S April. J Compulsory insurance 1 ffi*H mot °r vehicles against < Third party risks, and, m the case of public service
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    Review of Views
    140 6 Review of Views Discriminatory Policy UTUBAN Melayu save that any poii.-v which discriminates businessmen of one munitv against the other, would only deepen <• differences m the country. The paper romnH nil >i report that tin Pt rnk Governs ment will rorwider giving! one-third of its b isinOMi IiCCfM e>-
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    RAILMEN WON'T RECALL STRIKE NOTE UNLESS...
    185 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The negotiations to overt a Malaya-wide strike by the Railway Traffic operators did not even have a chance to begin, as the workers today refused to withdraw their strike notice which expires on April 14. The day's discussions, it is understood,
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    5 Girls 'Rescued' In Vice Raids
    120 7 5 Girls 'Rescued' In Vice Raids a result of 24 antiaids carried out last r. Singapore, five w. i rescued." .nthlv report Department ot i m ot the during this res led irom g yen by mem- an increase ft n p. overs forward to mployment various the island. work
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    CABLE FIRM'S 25th BIRTHDAY
    93 7 CABLE and Wireless Limited will continue to assist m promoting the prosperity of the Colony of Singapore by improving its external communications. This assurance i< given m a message wh'. c h the company's chairman MaiorGen. L B Nicholls. sent yesterday to the Officer Administering the
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    MAN STARTS RIOT IN COURT
    168 7 MAN STARTS RIOT IN COURT Hn P C. CHAN. iet ot the Sin- i Courts building roken by a series terday morning. the Fifth Police •pen and a man was _j___^ shouting and I struggling wildly between four hefty constables. Atter futile attempts to i quieten him. the constable? carried
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    58 7 photo. TWO Australian surgeons. Mr. B. K. Rank (right) and his assistant Dr. K. H. Stani street who arrived m Singapore by BOAC Constellation, last night, to demonstrate recent developments m plas- tic surgery. They are visiting this area under the Colombo Plan technical co-operation scheme and will
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    FRANCE GETS AID OFFER
    273 7 U.S. Willing To Train Vietnamese Forces WASHINGTON, April 9 (Reuter) A Congressional Suhcom mittee yesterday colled on France to give the United States a bigger advisory role m the Indo-China war. A report of the Armed Service! Subcommittee of the House of Representatives made public said
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    BRISK SALE AT ART EXHIBITION
    185 7 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Art Society's fifth annual exhibition was opened by Mr. Loke Wan Tho at the British Council Hall yesterday. One hundred and sixty-nine water and oil paintings and drawings by local artists are on display. The high standard of works on
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    Upset By Body-With Head On
    105 7 Standard Staff Reporter FOR NEARLY an hour yesterday evening, Singapore's Marine Police Headquarters buzzed with excitement. Word had been received that a body without a head had been sighted oil Pulau Blakang Mati. Officers linked the report with head discovered some days ago on the
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    REDUCED TO THE RANKS
    93 7 SERGEANT Hanparad Gurung, who got drunk at his farewell pany. on Mar. ii 12, I and later used threaten! ng j language to his Staff Sergeant and threatened him with a razor blade. was reduced to the ranks yesterday. Gurung was due to be dis- charged
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    ROYAL VISITORS
    20 7 KING Gustav Adolf and Queen Louise of Sweden are to pay a >.ate 'isit to Eng m June.
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    Colony Film Men For Festival
    147 7 Colony Film Men For Festival TWO Singapore film magnates, Mr. Run Run Shaw of Shaw Brothers Ltd. and Mr. Ho Ah Loke of Keris Film Production, will leave the Colony shortly to attend the first Asian Film Festival m Tokyo next month. Film executives, directors and movie stars from all
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    $193,000 Damages For Fishermen
    134 7 $193,000 Damages For Fishermen TOKYO. April 9 (UP).— High government offlcis's announced today they plan to ask the Japanese cabinet > demand up to $193,000 j the United States, for t s accidental "atom dusting" rf 23 fishermen. Government leaders sad they agreed yesterday m the price they want Jhe
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    'CHIANG TROOPS SHOULD BE USED'
    150 7 WASHINGTON, April 9,(Reuter)-Thc head of the American military aid programme Major General George Stewart yesterday suggested Chinese Nationalist troops shoud be used to counter balance "Communist Chinas ambitions" m Indo-China. In a statement to the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives he said
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    Duchess Is SATA Patron
    105 7 SINGAPORE'S Royal Freeman, the Duchess of Kent, has accepted the invitation of he Colony's Anti Tuberculo.'-is Association to become its Patron. The Duchess opened the Royal Singapore Tuberculosis Clinic administered b y S.A.T A. when she visited the Colony m Oct 1052. The Governor Sir John
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    TEACHERS SEND AN ULTIMATUM
    121 7 TEACHERS SEND AN ULTIMATUM ABOUT 250 Chinese high E* J* 1 teachers m Singapore fiave threatened to strike un- f>s their pay a increased trom 1300 to a minimum ot M4O a month. inclusive* of allowances Their union, fhe Chinese High School Teachers' Union :w terda y sont a ultimatum
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    BURMA HOLIDAY
    27 7 THE Office of the Consulate f the Union of Burma m Sin.^.pore will b e closed from April 13 to 15 for Burmese New Year
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    VARSITY FUN FAIR TODAY
    72 7 A GALA Fun Fair organised by students of the University of Malaya m aid of the University's Endowment Fund and their Far-East tour will be held m Singapore's Raffles Institution ground today. Mrs. Loke Wan Tho. wife of the Colony film magnate, will declare the Fair
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    75 7 Stondord London Correspondent LONOON. April 9: The following ore the closing prices of rubber mnd tin on the London Morket. LONDON RUBBER Spot 17 id. May 17, d June 18 d. July September 18id. October December 18id. Jon. Morch 18 id. April c.i.f. 17id. Tone: Very
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    CHURCHILL PUTS BLAME ON ATTLEE
    276 7 LONDON, April 9, (AP) Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill maintained yesterday Britain now would have been able to exercise a voice m the hydroKen bomb policies if his 1943 Quebec agreement with President Roosevelt had remained alive. "I certainly consider that the hydrogen bomb was.
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    NEW AMBASSADOR
    27 7 WEST Germany has appointed Dr fie! mitt Allardt, c 47-year-old rareef din'/nvKit. to he her nc.v Ambassador to Indonesia. th« Ftorefgn Minfstrv announeeci ye^teiday. Reuter
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    STORM HITS 2 BRITISH JETS
    51 7 TUNIS. April 0. (AFP)— One British Army jet plane crashed yesterday afternoon, and a second jel of the Gloucester Meteor typ_ made a forced landing. Both pilots escaped w.ih« i t injuries. The planes were fly ntf from Tripoli when they wnu hit by a
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    JAPS IMPORT CRUDE RUBBER
    86 7 TOKYO. April 9 (Rente i The Japanese Government day resumed crude rabbet imports from both Malaya *i"i Indonesia under an automatic approval system. No restrictions were imposed on these imports but the rate of deposit for import amplications was raised to J5 per cent for Malayan
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    Admirers Ot Art
    40 7 photo r, «J' 0 ke Wan Tho aDd Mr no Kok Hoe. chairman of the Singapore Art Society, examine some of the pictures displayed at the society's "fth annual exhibition at the British Council Hall yesterday.— Standard
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    TRADE MISSION
    27 8 A 62-man Canadian trarU delegation from Vancouvet arrived m Tokyo yesterday tc expire Japan for new markets and source?: during a comprehensive three-week inspection. AP
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    R.I. HEEDS 2 MIL TONS SHIPPING
    247 8  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By i Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, April *.-tom*m*g£s *+9*L**t** «wnt today is a staggering 2,MMM tons. This is an maSTo"^. Pitoi, chairman of th< co^nlinatio.l committee. He c s t i rr^a ted the I country's present tonnage at 400 000
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    62 9 photo GERMAN INGENUITY has dnis: a method or v n r motor exhaust ca s as "filling" for airmattrrsses It is «-|.nmPd tnat by attaflu'DK thi s new Kad^et, to tin* «-\luu>l pipr.. the mattress is filkd by thr car encine furors in sour 40 seconds. A special filter in
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    JAPAN IS PURCHASING MOST OF OUR SCRAP
    226 9 JAPAN IS PURCHASING MOST OF OUR SCRAP <_..,_ J AP f AN on ot thc world's largest buyers of iron SnJL e «k SC ap or to World War has almost monopolised the local market, now. Of the 67.147 tons of scrap valued at $8.1.48 G5l exported to world markets
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    PRICE DROP IN BRITAIN
    79 9 LONDON, April <>r (AP> Wholesale prices ol basic materials declined fa Britain hv a further OJS per ceni during February, the Boar tf Trade reports Index number fo r the month was NO.:*, compared with m«» 8 for January and 150.5 for Pebruray of last year.
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    Rubber Market Closes Steady
    230 9 THE RI'BBER market m Singapore yesterday closed steady at 60 cents per lb. for first grade rubber for April shipment. (58$ cents per lb. on Thursdae). Traders reported an ativej day with the market niltrnat- ing betw c c n steady ann irregular. Good interest fur
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    U.K. Imperial Preference Is Defended
    225 9 U.K. Imperial Preference Is Defended LONDON, Apr 9 ter)- u e Ra Government spokesman m tne House ol Commons last nignt defended the policy of ■Hewing imports under imperial preference of woollen S'oves from Hongkong Mr Derick Heathcoat. Amorv Minister of state at the Board of Trade, said Britain had
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    SHARES
    122 9 S H A R ES MALAYAN 1 m Singa] were steady ben and t r inner i S Chi hgf il pi i DIM <TKI <» Bayers w 1 1 r B B r« i I Ja< Malay an Cc m I M S Steamship t 9poi c Tr .ir-
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    PRODUCE
    124 9 THE produce m m S I :..iy .1 qu et at .1 un h an g .<►• letkMli for *ir o Copri pr s w^re r .A, buyers foi April Shipment around «'il pei p il M,l ll M'liers BrOU ri 12. Speculative *jyiuf h »c rig copra continue
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    New Petrol Developed
    74 9 SAN FRANCISCO. April 9 (AP) A dct."gr*nt I tkW gasoline for autanoMto, <ie* c iu:it>(i primarily to elimir.atg formation of carbut i*or dej-o-lilg atui to remove existing deposits, was limounoed yesterday by Standard Oil Company of Cal fornia. The company >aid tt.'ld tefts ladi 'ate the new
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      367 9 Ln Abne* EL. V 7S "CCN- T **J FVOREI /buT.EFHE IS I I MARPCVIN'SAM «cf~aOl*f. r HQ^V K* m 'tjiN Hi* WO«RV- J I DEAR y CAUGHT, HOW/ WILL PUFFAWM A S^ WtUJU VIMUT THIS < mE > HAFTA r^^^iJ^ I^APPV XV MAKRIED?-HE*) IN V MARRIAGES E*ACKLV )S MKAm.T1 J-^T
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      362 9 dsfdsfdsfdsf in'NCAPOREl S'POBB «l\ll MFRNCE \*s<>CIATIOV "Malayan Night" social and danca al the C D Clubhouse STORK ART voriFTV: Fifth annual exhibition of work.* by local ar;;i>ts n\ the British Council H^.. nanyam; \r\i»h>iv or iink ART*: Fx»rb:t:rn at Chinese Chamber <. i Commerce. H:!! Street Tin: vi \<;r. (UK:
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      496 9 MALACCA CAPITOL: Tann T, f An. 10 am and 12 15 p m R^m Gentry 3. 3»i and I 15 aj LIDO: Congo Bill 11 ri ni and U Won; Sun Yi..h Poo-. Koh Se:i>: (Te:esa Leonfc on s:>,).e 3 6 30 and 9 15 p m RK\: Painting The
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      504 9 *>l \K: "L >v j!j Tj Look Al 11 M 1 j mi "Japa ie«c VV..: c, r, i Mandarin 1 l.i. li M i n :>■> p m WINDSOR. k fTan 11 <R) ■m 'Ri igeela" (Mini i ta:u> 3 3o. h <*> u i.I I* \K\MO| VI: A
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    BALLERINA
    90 10 < IBOVK): l'r<p.irmK 1*>r JmI] r<< it.il by li\l«>r K.im <• Mil«Imi pupil-. r»in|[,i|iiirr S ISJfMfMM .imi!-< oniinic )>ill«Tiuii Mary »li»'' MrikM u I r.n t«-ristlc |ni-c in Itallct iiiinil». r she will ki\«- Sext y->r, Marjr'i parratM imp* t<> »m4 Id r t« Sydney Inr I u r
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    At The Airport
    106 10 (I.I.I I i. <ilnrd:iy nulitiT* n»'\»T ti\ r ihf \irt»or< 1 1 -»i 111U, if tlu\ <iii lifi i it M ti i It* lilting ii-Mii out' ■lvkt<*pol to inotlior in tlu> it> It- flirri* in tin illr irfttHio lie in Mm PM4 fi»<nl. the «.\\f.'t Iini-ir.
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    MORE PICTURES IN THIS SERIES WILL APPEAR WEDNESDAY
    273 10 I (KKI.OW): <;arry Stewart, of K.nlio Malays'* Strike I p The BjiimI" rame. ha«l ple.i%anl surprise while sipping li i in |»»< n.- il tin* Till M«»rejr Flotfl Satunl;iy to mark his !4ih »iirllnla>. w lifii he heard the manager rea»l birthday
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      AN OVERDOSE OF SLAPSTICK
      703 10 SOME THOUGHTS ON THE SHREW "THE Raffes Society's presentation of The Teasing ■f the Shrew was nw,t •> ome. although it wouli be difficult to agree with som? ot the- ideas under-lying the produ. t.'on. are many aray_i of treating Shakespeare, m t this WMM one
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      AN 'OPERA EVENING' SET FOR MAY
      409 10 BOOKINGS will open at Robinson's next week for two of the Musical So- ciety's live presentations m v 'iy the "Open Evening" on Sunday. May i. and "An Evening of Song" cm Wednesday. May 5. Both recitals will take pine m the Victoria Memorial
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      MUSIC NOTES 'ANACRUSIS'
      299 10 MUSIC NOTES 'ANACRUSIS' "jVO LESS than three ditT-i--ent church bodies trill present John Staiuer's short and ever popular Passion. "The Crucifixion." during Eastertide. On Palm Sunday, April 11. at 6.30 p.m. the Tang.in Garrison Church choir will perform the work under Mr. Leslie F. Deacon with GeotTrey Eves (tenor), William
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    59 ON MANILA TRIP
    418 11  -  FRANCIS BOEY By SOSC Gives Pei Wah Tan Last Chance SINGAI'OKfc, uiympic and Sports Council last nfohi *v te _?!_i l s_s zasS l^ _SH*& .arisaH 0 pacmc Ai s^But further trials will be given to two athletes— Olympic hurdler Teng Pei Wah and the Colony
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    Cosmos & SMY Draw
    125 11 Cosmos SMY Draw SERANGOON Malay Youngsters drew with Cosmos sports Club m a sa.FA. Division 3C League match played at the Clei ical Union around resterday A wel grouna made ball control difficult. Adapting thenselves better tne Malays attacked from th e Poor finishing and Peter C.eike's good work m
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    5th Defeat For Postals
    101 11 TOWN Rangers had to fight hard for their 2—l victory over the bottom-of-the-league Postal and Telegraph Sports Club m their S.A.F.A. Division 3C league at St. George's Road yesterday. This was Postal's fifth straight defeat. There was no scoring at half time. Sin Huat scored for
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    HARDIAL SINGH POLICE CHAMP
    466 11 WHILE K. Dyrian dominated the sprints, Hardial Singh proved his superiority m the distance Events to win the championship m the Police Training School meet at Thomson Road yesterday. On a soft ground, Dyrian won the iTiO yards m IOJ sees and the 220 yards m
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    The RECS Down Again
    117 11 SINGAPORE Recreation Club reached rock-bottom whea they received their third defeat m three outings, at the hands of youthful, energetic Kota Raja. They were beaten four goals to nil >n yesterday's SAFA Division One League fixture at Jalan Besar stadium. There were no great stars m
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    KML ROUTED
    32 11 SOCIAL Athletic Party defeated KML 7-0 m yes^erdafs SAFA Division 3A soccer match at Geylang stadium. Scorers were Chin Yong (3). Guan Seng. Teo Wah, Siew Kan and Leon* Koon.
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    THREE MALAYANS IN LAST EIGHT
    465 11 »>*. 'mtUm^mlSlVl i £2F*^>-**»>*m h„pe S of vhe„ »ii bu f wo E__X !s^to^^ s nd (ana, ian ,avcrs .re 1.,e Th„ mas c„ D nn a y !&Vsr 8 _a_ST5!_» W£jT Against them m the last eight ar e three Malayans. Eddie and David
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    IRC Beat Terror
    19 11 INDIAN Recreation Club beat HMS. Tenor 5-4 m a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday.
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    WORLD TT RESULTS
    196 11 LONDON, Apr i. r Reuter 1 Japan became Gi rup B winners by beating Spain i—% j n Urn Swaythlina Cup event when Un world table tennis championsnips were res imed toda? Swaythling Cu D Group a England beat Israel 5 -o 9f°_P B: r d:a be;,t
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    Customs Score 8
    79 11 After sutTering an undeserved 1 Q defeat against the Katong S.C. 10 days ago. Customs Sports Club scored a convincing B—o victory over a fighting Blue Rovers team m a division 3C match on the M.F.A. ground yesterday. From the kick-off. the Custom.? .showed their superiority soon
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    Sweeping Win For PER Boys
    50 11 Phnrr Edward Boad Boys Club retained the Bagper Cup whan they swept Queen Street Boy's Club tiff their v-<>. with .vi 1 virt<»ry m Un hoc i lin.'l n;i ihe padang yesterday. Si r Han H«>e Lim kirKed gtl and later gave away Urn trophy.
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      583 11 TENDER NOTICE CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD. FEDERATION OF iMALAYA r TENDERS are invited for the construction of; "KILAT CLUB" at Malacca. Contractors to apply to the Architect, Central Electricity Board. Gombak Lane, with a deposit of $50/- for Drawings, Specification and Bill s of Quantities not later than 10th April. 1954.
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      309 11 Notice of Sale by Competitive Tender Surplus R.A.F. Equipment. CURPLUS R.A.F. Equipment is offered for sale by competitive tender. This eqviipment may be viewed at thc Sales Section, U.R.D.S. R.A.F. Maintenance Base Seletar between the hours of 10.00 A.M.-12.00 noon and 2 P.M.-3 P.M. on Monday Tuesday. 12th 13th April
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      54 11 PHONE ***** DAILY 3 SHOWS: 3.15—6.15 9.15 p.m. "DHARM PATNI" (Hindi) Starring: Nirupa Roy. Mahipal. Gope Bhagwan and many others. Today Morning Show 11 a.m. "PERILS OF NYOKA" 50 C'TS. TO ALL SEATS TONIGHT MIDNIGHT "LAILA MAJNU" (Hindi) Starring: Shammi K a poor, Nutan and many others. SUNDAY MORNING SHOW
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      92 11 SOCCER: Youth Competition— Pegasvs XI rs Kota R'ija Old Boys 4 p.m—J. Besar; Sinqavore A rs Sunra Muda—Jalnn Besar 5 m i Dn\ 3C-Sstia Java rs Star Soccerites A—GeyUtno: Vnited SC rs Katonq SC-farrer Pa rk. Johore Bahrn District S(*cp r Cup Final— Johore College 5.15 kjm. Frundly: Rajaji vs
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    METROSTAR-WAY CLEAR
    321 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By 1 We ll Tunec j For Staying Trip IPOH.— With Gambar Melayu. Forest Be. Exporter and Badolona not accepting mi n ]v "'Nfurlongs event for class 1 division 1 horses un' 11 wav is now clear for Metrostar to re-enter th. bracket. I nr *«n
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    122 12 Windsor Lad (^yReveUer^ C»pt. Derby D WIW 1 Mira" tSo -Diamond* fifftSmomd* lonstellatiua Tniniplmum 11 snntwc T IIK C'IFT m RippMNfi river QMATEff mpvm FSfiEi R!S? X «ir»Mt«"st Hour >oolt liclitiiu finish drtMtest H»nr_ 4 or* Hanker Buy r.^uiimI Irish Pat t htm It Parade (^lmrrli_l > 'r"'
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    925 12 I LIKE none better than Campus Belle m race 3. This Mazarin mare has made vast improvement since her great double here m February m class 2. Although promoted and penalised 13 lb since her fluent win over ten furlongs she accounted for King Crow
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    MOVIE WILL BE HARD TO BEAT
    359 12 i™. i? *0n track form Movie wil be hard to Ev J"" Ve u r> fluent three m 3 5 sec on Tiesi,_?* r_ S now back t0 the form tha saw him win here m December over an identical distance. Down Tth- raCC
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