Singapore Standard, 21 April 1954

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    15 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. IV. No. 2VX SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 19.U TWELVE PA(,hS JO CEYTS.
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    5 FIREMEN PERISH IN BLAZE
    381 1 i All Buried Under Falling Debris In Raging Inferno ONE fire officer and four firemen were crushed to death by falling walls yesterday when they were called out to fight what turned out to be the most disastrous fire in the history of Singapore. Damage
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    Rider's Earn $20,000 For Varsity
    57 1 j S \M> fivf i tid seventy tri>h.t rid*tst U] donated earnings to the Vin\.u»4 ti I und I ed into ,1 !)(k\<-s ran?--i u- to SIJO 1 r hours of tii c i but were rei packet of s nd loaf of I l<>
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    Mrs. Petrov Says 'I Am Staying'
    455 1 A Last Minute Phone Calf And Leaves Plane At Darwin CANBERRA, April 20, (Reuters. Mrs. Evokiya Petrov, Soviet Embassy cyphyer c^erk who chose freedom in Australia today 15 minutes before the plane taking her back to Russia left Darwin, will join her husband soon
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    THE INSIDE STORY OF MRS. PETROV
    50 1 And now turn to Page Two for THE Russian trio who caused quite a .stir i n Kalian^ Airport yesterday are Second Secretary of the Russian Kmbissy' in Canberra. Mr. F. I'. Kialiftsia. flanked by th e two reurlers Fedor Jarkov and V.tlery Karpin^ky.
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    'SHE CRIED FOR 2 HOURS' IN PLANE
    249 1 FiRST eyt-witncsi accounts of the nief drama that pre-•-'ie-.i the rescue of Mrs. Ev4k>vi» Petrov ?.t Darwin Airport weiv brought to Singapore yesterday in the B 3 AC. Constellation that was *•> iiave taken iier to Zurich, first leg of her fourney to
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    Frantic Bid To Dig Out Bodies
    907 1 I Those firemen who managed to scramble to safety when they saw the wall collapsing. dashed back to the spot where Dawan and Mohamed were last seen a spot now marked by a heap of 1 rubble. They tore away frantically at large chunk]
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    $601 For The Victims
    55 1 I AS the news of the <al.i mity spread through the is land. Sinsjaporean.s dipped into their pockets and generously towards a fund for the dependants of the five firemen who died doing their duty. A i day's eud 1 total of Mirtl was colleited. (See
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    LYTTELTON ASKED TO SEE DELEGATION
    104 1 LYTTELTON ASKED TO SEE DELEGATION LONDON, Apr.: M, (Renter) Lord Ogmore, j fortnet Labour Colonial Secretary, to urged Mr. Oliver Ljttelton, the Colonial Secretary, to re tmsidcr his rot i > i-• eive a delegation from tin* combined Malay Nationa Organisatton (UMNO) and Mi ayan Chinese Asao ..itioi) (MCA). Lord
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    LAY BROTHER DIES SHOOTING AFTER RED
    343 2 School Shocked At The Outrage PENANG* Tucs. Rev. Bro. Symphorien, who was shot by Communist terrorists during a raid on the Roman Catholic Christian Brother's bungalow in Penang Hill last night, died in the General Hospital at noon today. Teachers and pupils of St.
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    B.A. GIVES TO BLOOD BANK
    68 2 JUHUKE BAJIRI. Tues. ie British Ad\iser, Johon r. DA. Somcrvillc. was four persons who responds the ippeal for more blood > e Johorc Bahru Blood Ban day. T.ie others who gave thei ood were Messr<. Yap K.. >ck, State Councillor, Lo ing Yim, Secretary of
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    Peon Gets 2 Years' Jail
    113 2 SAMSUDIN bin Hashim, 21. > a peon employed in a Con> T>rcial firm. \vas aentanced t;e Singapore Assize Court )U^ykrer<lay to two years' jail i for stealing a cheque and forg- in^ it. I» was stated that on Dec 8. last yoar. Samsudin tore out
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    Customs Net $1,000 Duty
    44 2 JOHORE BAHRI'. Tuei Sev.'iii personi who crossed the Causeway en their way UpCOuntry airing Easter were j ing undeclared dutiab foods. The persons concerned were ►wed to rompound the offences, which returned ihc Cl -!■> n i o> er SI. OOO.
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    Girl Tells Of Chopper Attack
    270 2 Man Faces Murder Inquiry A 16-YEAR OLD Tamil girl, Rukumani Thama lin^ani, told the Singapore Fifth Police Court vestrrday how she saw Kandiah Pillai \aravanan. hrr neighbour, chase her sister, a widow of six childrrn. with an axe and brutaUy attack her. This was stauri
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    115 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per 1b in Singapore on Tuesday were: Bu>ers Sellers TIN PRIlt lbe prices of tin yester day wat 5374> < Down Nek) LONDON KIBBER N( 1 K.B S S^ttlf nteni HnuM- Terms Tuesday's opening prices first session were: Bsjycn Sellers May -8i 18^ June
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    WOMAN HURT IN QUARREL: MAN DETAINED
    104 2 WOMAN HURT IN QUARREL: MAN DETAINED A QUARREL between neifhDOUrj in Kim Seng Road, eu to one of them being taken to the General Hospital On Monday evening suffering from injuries. It all started when Chi.-in Kim Hoe and hi s wife returned home at about 4.30 p.m. when they
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    HK EXCHANGE
    32 2 HONGKONG. Apr 20 s* Standard Service Closing k of the Hon«kom ExchanK< t«<i:iv were J15.<1 f 1 vTer hn^: 157i to US$l: H.813 to Malayan II; ***** to one Indonesian
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    THE INSIDE STORY OF MRS. PETROV
    782 2 THE INSIDE STORY OF MRS. PETROV CANBERRA, April 20 (Reuter). Mr. R. G. Menxies, the Austrolion Prime Minister, revealed the inside story of Mrs. Erokiya Petro's successtul bid for sanctuary in Australia, in a statement •ssued here today. Released after a Cabinet meeting this morning the statement said: We have
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    Guides Bock From Ceylon
    107 2 A (iROI'P of Senior Girl (luides from the 1 who returned yesterday in the liner \>ia after a special training course in Colombo. While o n their visit to Ceylon they were privileged to see the Queen at the ottiiial opening of the Parliament. Standard picture
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    $1,000 IN PILLOW IS MISSING
    28 2 $1,000 IN PILLOW IS MISSING A FARMER niie Chut I B i. 1 reporti m tea, The money stitched into found if Poji,-e h. man < re.a" m not
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    NEW CHANCE FOR CLERKS
    24 2 SIMJAPORF with reprr n (in orary :b rlerki the sen t I-..,--tratl Union ffesl iiu-:: 1 I the mode cl
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    GETS ENGAGED
    40 2 •SINGAPORE City Councilor, Mr s. f i| tnithin. (1 South) was rnfitij I i Ifisi i: Nityakalyaiii of SwtHnban ing the week-or i The marriage \m expected b« solemnised in <h e first v»i«k of July, this v,mi-
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      6 2 More Local News in page 7.
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      142 2 Russian Ambassador Lodges Two Protest! CANBERRA. Apr 2V. <H« ba^ador. Mr. NtkoUi Gdwn i lo Austral ia'i Acting Cxterni Affai Mrßride. The first. Sir Ph. lip »aici. \^ii^ c-ouners had bttQ subject tt arme, That a SOV H lip aetaintd by M* Ihe Minister ,aid in answci I ih;.t the
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    Skaters
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    Arrive For 'Holiday On Ice'
    117 3 I Hi: Dutch liner Tjiluwak which arrived from BflMfyesterday disembarked Mm loveliest bevy of nirU iCCV -11 ua pore f>»» i loiijj time. They were all artistes ivlm .llUM.ir in til** ftrthf— i«C Holiday on lee Shi>\\ p. us in Siiiuapoip on April 11. w
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    SEL POLICE CHIEF IS KILLED
    396 3 SEL POLICE CHIEF IS KILLED Walked Into Own Trap MALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The C hiof of Selan^orN Police Special Branch. Mr. Lance A. Searle, was fatil!\ wounded just alter midnight when he unwittingly talked into an ambush which lie had earlier helped t* lie died in the Bnagsar Hospital shortly
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    'GivePatients All Benefits'
    18 3 'GivePatients All Benefits' T ide i Radio \i ii'aya j fining a I in- ud, had i ikill-
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    BARGAIN BUY!
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    BENEFITS: CASE GOES TO LONDON
    155 3 THE question of widening benefits to local em- < tyees ->i the CommissionerCeneral's Office in Smi^ipore. has been referred a I. >n i m. This step was taken after representations were made the CG*a office by the Singapore Workers' L'ni >n The points raised by
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    ANOTHER 3 MTHS.
    30 3 THF Singapore Governm av trday declared thai Mie Emei sency lias lx?en extend.-. l for 1 further period of three months commencing from to- !U M 1
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    St. Andrew's School Dance
    103 3 A (iRAND supper dunce wis held at the Embassy Hotel Singapore, on Mondiy nuht in aid of the M tadrew's School fi.nd The Kfcool needs 8100.000 to build i new boardin? house as tU- present one Is beyond repair. ricturt shows: (left to right): Mr. Geoffrey
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    They Couldn't Predict Their Own Fortune
    76 3 TWO m«»n who profe»ed t«> be fortune ti'llers \v«t<* fined SIO each in a Singapoie rouit. One of them. Ns; Koi Kia. clainied be could read patag Jtnd wa> arrested at Lhc junction ,>f Koihoie Kuad and Rochore Canal Road. The other. Lam Moj
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    MUSIC BODY HOLDS PARTY
    40 3 THE Indian Music ;im<l Arl Society of Singapore, held social on Tamil New Year*! Day, recently, Jt it*i president's residence in Kint.i Roa The programme included a display of Indian lanced •onga <n 1 instrumental music.
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    More Register For National Service
    211 3 Stindiid Staff Reporter a report publishe I in i Sunday English language news)i:^i (not The Standard) that! national registration in Singapore had slowed down slightly is| •'k was yesterday lesribed by the Proper Authority I N a*: >nal Servi< e, blr. L.H.N D ivis, as
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    MALAYANS FOR DENTAL TALKS
    92 3 THREE dental consultants from Malaya are among $8 representative] from 21 count-j ri >t the Western Pacific, Sii i,• Asia and Eastei i Mt?diteri mean regions, who will participate at a dental health seminar in New Ze iIn\ it wn May 4 to -1 this y•
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    GIRL MISSING
    28 3 TAV Siew Kim. a 16-year- i Hokkien girl, has been re- > missing from her home :at i>7. Geylang Road »ince j 'J. JO p.m. >n Monday.
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    2 Injured In Car Crash
    56 3 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Tucs. Two Chinese were seriousl.V injured yesterday when two cars were involved a (t >'''" sion on the main road at Su.i- Derhaka. the acene of many recenl accidents. The injured were removed So the hospit il here, one with fractured collar bone
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    UNITE INTO A NATIONAL BODY, TEACHERS TOLD
    315 3 UNITE INTO A NATIONAL BODY, TEACHERS TOLD KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs.— Teachers in the Federation were today urged to form themselves into a national union which would give them the organisational strength and cohesion they now »acked. Speaking at the annual conference of the Federation of Malayan Teachers' Union, the president,
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    THE FIRE WHICH TOOK FIVE LIVES
    27 4 Firemen stood by oil night spraying water on the gutted building which is shown above. Stondcrd photos by Chen To Koon.
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    THE PUBLIC RESPOND WITH $601
    205 4 Standard Staff Reporter AS the news of the calamity resulting from the fire spread, generous Singaporeans came to the aid of the bereaved families, with donations totalling $601. Dato C. J. Pagiar, Legislative Councillor, contributed $100. Paying tribute to the firemen, he *aid, "These me/»
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      210 4 nCATHAY ORGANISATIOMgjL (IV ATTRACTIONS "^P jC* _r|T| LAST DAYS! ff-*|fV/||)77—^ Ham, 1 T">, 1.15, ON THE PANORAMIC SCREEN NO GLASSES RBQUmED! "kkciting Jmbu mML f.KAYSON .^n^M^T^^ aTYTa .«3^^^^^fc^ vJiv/» i kjv/i in COLOR! 1^ ANVMILLffi ••••••••••••••••••A*** •_J I Zm lIIIS FS M (i >1. WOKIDUIHF lISII>AL ML.M COMING ITS MURDER!
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    CAPTAIN HAD TWO REVOLVERS, COURT TOLD
    32 5 CAPTAIN HAD TWO REVOLVERS, COURT TOLD t v in ihe i e »rigi:i^ Prosi I i who ip- I revolt to E Sii kit 4 I ver< Mr. Murphy ned 1 1
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    Colony Film For Tokyo Festival
    132 5 Singapore Malay tilni iman" Ahmad Sa'Adiah Hajl >lahadi and a lar^e cast Iv.K.*n. Sastry. is being submitted bv Shaw (in whose studio the film was made) as an the first postwar South-Fast Asia Film k» be held in Tokyo from May 8 to >«. rjrodur
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    Weather Report
    60 5 ■■.f!ilJiii r nure: From ■■"I'ln mi \pril l«i to 7..',u a.m. .Til .'II f-' Penaof (75F), k i r Kuan tan (72F). B l'"1" 1"1 nij).r.iture: Fr.mi I i «>n \pr. M> 1"'" Penang iB9Ft. r r K 1 SBF). Kuantan IS3F). im. to :..°,O 9* "M \prii
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    PLAYS FOR FUND
    83 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Cor De Groot, hailed as one ol i best interpreters >l Chop led a large Chenwu Audiin K i i pur last »h1 i piano recital. T v> i ped to T.3. M bj r $1,000. photos SIXGAPORK liisli.inifn (al)ove) who devoted yesterday's earnings
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    WD Workers To Get $3M Extra Pay
    128 5 WD Workers To Get $3M Extra Pay rl Armed Services in S ipore Tho Army, Navy the Air Fo will require I expenditure of about $3,000,000 ever* year frofii May 1. 1M34 Reason: Ail civilian employees of 'he Services wil] get new consolidated wages which give them an ;-e i'
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    MANAGER FINED
    34 5 IPO; I. Tues.— Woo Hup tfeng. 42. nia'.iager of Ban Khtuu Biscufi Factory in Silibin RQad. was todav fined S4"i for failing to report an accident at hi> factory on Feb. 22.
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    RECITAL BY ART OF DANCE STUDIO
    56 5 .t will be danced by Rose Eberwein. who*ii one of the most interesting dancers in Singapo e two main items will the fir>t and third parts the programme. In the < 1 1 ci part, there will be a iety «>t >maller numbers. including
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    Essay Competition For S.C. Students
    181 5 AN essay competition open to all pupils of School Certificate classes in Singapore, is being: arranged by the Singapore Branch Committee of the Overseas League. 'A silver scroll for the win- nir.g essay will be presented i at the Coronation banquet lti June. Subjects for
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    C. G. OPENS PHOTO SHOW
    88 5 TPIE Commissioner-General for South-east Asia Mr. Maicolm MacDonald opened the Franri s Wu Photographic exi hibition held at the Briton Council Hall, Stamford Road. yesterday. Mr. MacDonald paid glowing tributes to the prowess of Mr. Wu as a photographer and said that Singapore had been
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    Trishamen's Drive Reaps $20,000 For Nanyang U.
    198 5 Trishamen's Drive Reaps $20,000 For Nanyang U. SOME 1,577 trisha riders in Singapore yesterday turned in their day's earnings about $20,000 to the Nanyang University Fund. They started pedalling to raise money for the University early in the morning and by 5 p.m. returned to their association in Bencoolen Street
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    Open Those Tax Covers, Woman Told
    130 5 Kok Yoke Chun handed the City Po ice Magistrate. Mr. J. M Devereux-Colebourn. two income tax envelopes with tne return^ addressed U> "Mr. Kok Yoke Chun." "This something wonderful!* 1 exclaim d the magistrate, examining the postmark on the flaps. Th.s court can hardly
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    'KILLER' LOH DIES AT HANDS OF PTE HASSAN
    157 5 'KILLER' LOH DIES AT HANDS OF PTE HASSAN IPOH. Tims.— Loh Kok. 4d. District Committee Membee of the Malayan Communist Party, who irai known as the infamous killer and extortioner In the Sims<.-i Siput area, was killed by security rOFCei lost Thursday. Ld:i died at the hands oi Private Has-an
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    QUITS POST
    23 5 TAN.TONG MALIM. Tues Mr. Chong Wan Fook has re- signed M State Si-out Commissioner, Perak, owinsi to pressure of administrative work.
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      223 5 Look deor, I think we must make a move y :< But where to ft j Iv/e just heard that PS^fe-*'" ii 53 C ST tO^ST RO TARIFF: Single Room $16/ 18 ,|J Dinner 5.50 ik Also, A la Corte Service r" P SPECIAL RATES FOR RESIDENT GUESTS f r7
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      329 5 'nrrr iipiiTitiii^iiiifwijiiiiijiiiiff^^^^ Pt'RI.K km \tio\s: free educi- and nux*#.l Kreta Aver. Prtosep 733 Melody Mixturt: lam i film shows .Jt Bak I Timah Street, Joo Chiat Road. Tiong Invitation to music; i.oi .i-n» m.s. Geylang Serai. Joo Chiat Bahru and Bnlest ;e: Road 8-nooi Sonny Burke Orch: 1» w «jl^
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      M.I.C Gives In
      826 6 IT IS possible for two minds to think alike and thus lay claim to greatness. Unfortunately it is also possible for two small minds to think alike. For example, last month. Tungku Abdul Rahman, President ot U.M.N.0.. declared that though he approved of non-communal political parties in
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    SOVEREIGN AND PEOPLE
    2025 6  -  HERBERT MORRISON C.H.,M.P. THE BRITISH MONARCHY 2 By This is the last of two articles on ;>. g^. Monarchy by the deputy leader of Her Alo/ es Opposition in England. The first appeal yeskrdn t WOULD soy that the strength of the British Monarchy, particularly in the
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    we the PEOPLE
    414 6 we the PEOPLE Must We Queue Too? Sir;— After the lecture by Mr. Keith Payne at the Jo'nore Government Offices Building on Parliamentary Government the other day, he was asked a lew questions to which I think his answers Acre rather vague and evasive. .U a matter of fact he
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      285 6 tdfii mx. /if mm IfPv t* jam 3 \Sh ekNa m m *kO Iff Democracy Stagnant Here UTUSAN MELAYU say s that "British colonial policy is tadly behind the progress of nationalism of the people. There has always been a wide gap between Colonial interests and policy with that of
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    WOMAN ASKS $50,000 FOR CRASH INJURY
    428 7 WOMAN ASKS $50,000 FOR CRASH INJURY IOHORE BAHRU, Tues. A civil action in l .wo women, Miss Lee Eng Low and Mrs. shl5 hl Swcc Kwcc are cloimin 9 50 000 ond on POO damages, respectively, for injuries a in a motor accident, commenced! SU f Mr Justice Storr in
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    Manager On Cheating Charge
    41 7 Manager On Cheating Charge ore to J Hi > s. ond jres- s indr: Tan \< Ti< Ln- MlCC ,t r three per- t lted Liw ther, Chw« friend. e needed Mf>n I that ok on thai ii two days ;ivr. ed to
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    5 Chosen For kuching Meet
    30 7 5 Chosen For kuching Meet W live CtfunciUoi s I this week ihe 1 i Parliaments I takes p I April 2 Donald. i:k i I will oc mi i
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    THIEF TOOK $700 CHEQUE
    22 7 5702 >n- rid rticles A( j n. and I I i rial num- I e rep it- i
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    Nazi Victims Can Get Damages Now
    138 7 ANY person who was persecuted for his anti-Nazi activities or for reasons of his race or philosophy of life in Germany during the war years can claim compensation if he has the residential qualifications. The Federal German Govern. i merit which passed thi s
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    MISSING GOLD FISH TRACED
    38 7 TWO YOUTHS were detained by the Singapore Police in connection with 30 missing gold fish at Toa Payoh Road ufl Thomson Road. Tlv missing fish weie worth about $300. Twenty-seven of them were recovered.
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    Musical Society's Ambitious Choice
    131 7 -HAN Bad 55 on" is ety's ci rew's Cathe gaged to make 0 "I- 4 W provide 1 Gordo a o I;,y P sion" isic ol ■■■< world i imil 1 nterval been mad h'a greatest choral work. the ambitious choice of the oMimg performance to
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    Ambassador' Danny Kaye To Meet Singapore Children Soon
    96 7 Ambassador' Danny Kaye To Meet Singapore Children Soon I KF) ity fi| m I actor with a scroll nami.ig l»im an ambassador "charged with making known ♦he needs of children throughout the world." While Cn route 1o Asia he will make personal appearances in Ujndon. Johannesburg. u>« town and Durban.
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    Security Measures On 'Asia' Tightened
    164 7 Security Measures On 'Asia' Tightened Standard Shipping Reporter SINGAPOREANS who boarded the Italian liner Asia yesterday were I rather surprised to find that they were stopped immediately they boarded the vessel and asked to produce their identity cards, or some other bona fide means of jdentifna- j tion before being
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    TRIED TO TAKE PURSE: CHARGE
    61 7 K. MANICKAM. 41. of the Naval Base, Singapore, .vj.yesterdav charged with ittempted theft in the Singapore Fifth Police Court. Manickam was alleged 'o have attempted to take a purse containing .siuo from the P° ke: ot (i. Pillai Or April IT Ho claimed trial. The
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    DANCE AIDS POLLS FUND
    50 7 TELUK ANSON, Tues.— The MCA-UMNO Alliance held a dance recently at the Paradise Cabaret. Proceeds of the dance will go to the MCA-UMNO Elections Campaign Fund. Miss Polly Hor won the first prize tor having sold the most number „t coupons. Second was M-.-< Margurite (."mow.
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    CONVICTED FOR 4th. TIME
    90 7 LAU AH KOON, who had three previous conviction!, had his fourth ccnviction recorded in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to a charge of robbing a Chinese woman of jewellery worth $240. Lau. armed with a knife, walked i;ito a house at Kampong
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    TALKS ON ATOMIC CONTROL
    343 7 ON FRIDAY Soviet Boycott Threat Ignored NEW YORK, April 20 (Reuter)— Faced by a threatened Soviet boycott the United Nations Disarmament Commission voted last night by nine to one with two abstentions to set up a fivepower sub-committee to start private talks on atomic control next
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    SPENT YEARS A THE BAR
    51 7 i ANNONAY France. April 20. (AP)— Mrs, Marie CourUilJ who spent most of her life tending a bar. died yesterday at the age of 111 in the south-, ern French village of St. Julien Blutieres. She was believed to 1 be the odest woman In
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    VIETMINH SURROUND GOVERNOR & COLUMN
    136 7 VIETMINH SURROUND GOVERNOR COLUMN PNOM PENH. April 20. (AFP)— The Governor of Bat-i tambang province. Colonel Lon Nol, and his 400 men. are now; surrounded by Vietminh troops at Ark. near Pailinh. tfo miles west of Battambang. Western Cambodia, it was announced in j Pnom Penh today. Colonel Lon No!
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    BIRTHDAY SONG FOR QUEEN
    64 7 COLOMBO. April 20. (R< ter) Three thousand Will parade and a crowd sing "Happy Birthday for Gfueen Elizabeth here to;r rrow—her 28th birthday. Fifty thousand people i selected to crowd into Colo to watch the Queen reviewtroop.- of the throe Services. "Happy Birthday" will sung to
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    BABIES DEATH TOLL NOW 12
    100 7 READING. (England). April I 20: (Reuter).— The death roll among 15 newly born babies dragged from a blazing mater- nity ward here on Easter Sunday rose today to 12. Three more died this morning after teams of doctors and nurses had worked all night on
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    CRASH BODY IDENTIFIED
    36 7 ROME. April 20. (Reuter)— The sixth body to be recovered from the British Comet airliner crash off Naples earlier this month was identified here today as that of Mt. Clyde Anderson, of Utah.
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    Queen Mother For Ottawa
    48 7 OTTAWA Apr. 20: (Renter) —Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, will pay a short visit to Ottawa in mid-November after a trip to Washington, where she will be the guest of President and Mrs. Eisenhower it was announced today i by the Government House here.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    74 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, April 20. The following ore the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 18 id June 18 id. Spot £750 per ton July/September 18Jd. buyers, £755. October/ December 18ld. Three months £741 Jonuory/Morch 18Zd.
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    14 NATIONS FOR BIG NATO SESSION
    202 7 PARIS, April 20 (UP)session in modern Western this week. Ministers from Paris for the 13th session of Organization (NATO) Cow No decisions will be taken. No military plans will be set No targets will be revised. No economic policies established. No budgets changed. But
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    'I Can Replace Marilyn Monroe,' Says Simone Silva
    183 7 HOLLYWOOD. April 20. (AP). Simone Silva, the busty British actress, arrived in 1 Hollywood yesterday, pro- j claiming she quit England because "there are no men left ia the movies there Mis* Silva, whose plane ar- j rived within minutes of 1
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    AMEN BACK OPPENHEIMER
    73 7 AMEN BACK OPPENHEIMER CHICAGO. April 20. (AP).— The Bulletin of Atomic Scien-ti-t< <av> charges that Dr. J. j Robert Oppenheimer is a security risk are "contrary to i both decency and common sense." The Bulletin, in its first statement on the Oppenheimer' case, strongly backed Oppen- heimer yesterday in an
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    DEFENCE ON TALKS AGENDA
    41 7 RANGOON. Apri lm. (AFP The problem i i 'inatei defence in South-east Am, was to be taken Up at ihe nr\ sessiun of the Bureau i Asian Socialist Confererx i was reliably irm <• hi e Bl night.
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    28 7 VIENNA. Apri 20 fAP) Gheorphe Gheorghiu-DN i. prt mier of Rumani.i signet as General Secretary <w tin Rumanian Communist P.irtv Radio Bucharest announces today.
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    THEN1 WAITS FOR THE NEXT ATTACK
    243 7 THEN 1 WAITS FOR THE NEXT ATTACK HANOI, April 20: (Reuter) General Christian De Castries, Commander off the besieged fortress of Dien Bien Phu, had by tonight consolidated his defences in a tight circle of 3,000 yards of barbed wire entanglements. In this o vned potimrter blfl 12,000 men stand
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    N.Z. Minister To See MacD
    63 7 WELLINGTON. New land, Apr. 20: (Rcutet Ii« Minister of External a jj .Mr. Clifton Webb, who tomorrow to wpmiiit a Zealand at the (;< D«va 11 enct, said today K on Mr. Malcolm Ma I) n at Singapore on the \v.i\. He would heir his
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    1st QUADS IN MAO REGIME
    48 7 i HONCKONc April w iR< rp ter)— Peking Communisi J today announced the bill t the Aral Chii .ii i i under China'- Communist gime three lirli and I it said quadruplet* h..<l k been born t^> I peasant < i m Kiangtu Province
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    33 7 THE IS G >vern i i potet a continuing larye -M:t:«" I for the Royai Air Pol military aid fund* la United Kingdom dui a v< ,-ir beginning July I
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    Machines To Run On Chlorophyll?
    166 8 OAKLAND. California, April 20 (AP)-Auto-khm and other machines some day may run on »hvn the ereen colouring matter of plants, ffiJr Howard"?^McMinn, timOMe&totnM, predicts. The idea of a chlorophyll battery was advanced by Pro?essor Mcßttnn while directing he setting up of a chlorophyll exhibit at
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    U.S. Gets Tin Offer
    116 8 WASHINGTON. April. 20. r Victor Andrabe, he Bolivian Ambassador announced yesterday he had )ffercd the immediate sale of 1. 000 tons of tin ore concenratc to the United States. "If accepted." Mr Andrabe ;aid. "this offer for a spot purchase will enable the tin smeler at
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    US Farm Experts Coming
    398 9 TOPFLIGHT American experts on agricultural production and marketing are to visit Malaya and tin Par East to explore the pos! I ties o! increased exports Ol f;>rm products to this area, a spokesman of the United States ConsulateGeneral in Singapore told she Standard The purpose oi
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    22 Delegations To Open Rubber Talks Tomorrow
    1175 9 Wo Sign Of Trade Improvement But The Worst Is Over on r ßy J2! TIEN JGO Stan <**rd Staff Reporter J^u iar there has been no clear evidence of business ♦k Ynprovement in Singapore and the Federation, inougn the opinion seems to be
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    MARKETS
    192 9 MBBER UP I%c. THE political situation in Indo-China and the rise in rubber prices in New York were largely responsible for prices in Singapore moving up to the highest levels this year. first gravle rubber for May shipment closing at 61 1 cents per lb. (59J rents on Thursday
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    PEODUCE
    144 9 THE produce market Singapore re-ooeneri lifter I holidays quiet in ill section! with only small passing. Copra, however. VM ifcaJj Lewis and Pent quotation! (per pirul) we: BUYERS 11 a.m $30 3 8 ($391) Noon: $30 3 8 Cs3o) 4 and 9 or.: $391 «>■'« SELLERS 130] (s3o|) Steady
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    Violent Copra Fluctuations
    251 9 SINGAPORE'S copra trad] with a daily turnover of several million do an h*been experiencing violent llurtual ons which t:mes i,. > Ihaken the market. Traders reported that in ;ru paj>t month. th 0 copra market showed price tnovenv I up to 25 per cent of the modify
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    MARCH S'PORE RUBBER STOCK
    147 9 MARCH S 'PORE RUBBER STOCK OFFICIAL M;m vh showed thai the lota •< of rubber in Singap* I i xrluding foreign ihi] < •Mounted to 50.261 'om against 46.521 t<j s in Ft»ru.iry Dealers' itocki In Singapore amounted to 43,1 1 "> torn (39 W'A tons in the previowi month),
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    Quiet Share Market
    163 9 VERY little business WM transacted in the Singapore share market yesterday The market opened dull after ih< holidays with prices practice ,iy unchanged from Thursday*! levels. There was- however, slightly better sentimen: ir. *h« •in share .section. minim; Ilonr Fatt 143 1 4fl Katu 24 29 Lingu!
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    WOLVES MAINTAIN LEAD
    840 11 Albion Drop Vital Point LONDON, April 19 (Reuter)— Easter Monday third day of four during: the holiday weekend on which the majority of English League Clubs had engagements continued the promotion and relegation struggles for several teams. West Bromwich Albion held at home by Aston Villa dropped
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    Dionysius Seven For 39
    190 11 SEREMBAN. Tue?. Good bowling by Negri's veteran left-arm bowler, B.J. Dionysius. and a all-round display by Dora ira jah, for the Selangor Police, were the features of Polii-e cricket match in which Selangor defeated Negri by 31 runs. SELANGOR POLICE Merican b Shutt 0 Tan K?e
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    THE TRUTH ABOUT TRUEMAN
    421 11  - THE TRUTH ABOUT TRUEMAN ROSS HALL A Great Bowler Among Friends By THE truth about Freddie Trueman will hurl «ome people, but if England is to get the best from the most promising fast bowler since Harold Larwood. what are a few pains here and there? I wrote from the
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    Pails To Coach In Manila
    94 11 Pails To Coach In Manila MANILA. April 20 (AP> The Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation (PAAF> lacks funds to hire Australian tennis professional. Dinny Pails. fo r a two-month coaching job here. So ;t i s sending SOS calls to tennis clubs throughout the islands to help foot the bill. The
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    Record Broken Thrice
    54 11 PA IT. (Prance), April 2(> (AP).- Giuseppe Farma, of Italy. for:ner world champion auto race driver, yesterday broke the lap record on the Pau eireulit for the third time in two days. His effort won him the favoured position for the threehour Pau Grand Prix race which
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    Empire Soccer Carnival
    69 11 Empire Soccer Carnival ADELAIDE. April 20 (Keuter) The Australian Soccer Council is to ask the KTTftfft football Association to UTaagC an I m piif MCeef cji nival in with t«*jiins from Australia. I ijuni \>\y Zealand. S.tuth Africa, and < in t i rompetinK. In BSMMMfJCtef this List nitjht. Sydii'v
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    All Set For Asian Games
    151 11 MANILA. April 20 (UP).— l "All is set for the launching of the second Asian Games." The chairman of the executive committee. Antonio De Las Alas, made this statement today after hearing the chairmen of other rommitttts report on the 'work accomplished by their respective
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    54 WILL RUN IN MALAYAN X-COUNTRY
    251 11 54 WILL RUN IN MALAYAN X-COUNTRY IPOH. Tues— A total of 54 competitors will be participating in the sixth Malayan crosscountry championship which will be run off here On Sui>day, April 25. starting at 8.30 a.m. The entries are: PENANG: 1 S. Balasingam. j 2 P. Rettiam. 3 Hashim B.
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    Finn Wins Boston Marathon
    111 11 Finn Wins Boston Marathon BOSTON. April IP (Reuier) Finland took major honours in the famous Busto.'i marathon over the regulation distance of 26 miies 'AB5 yard^when Veikko Karvonen won today in a time of two hour* 20 minutes -^9 seconds. Britain's Jim Peters who lost valuable training ti'ne because of
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    Landy Fails World Time
    76 11 MELBOURNE. April W (Reuter> John Landy Aus* lialian i.ick m •i>r)i^'j: t the distance n 4 minute* nfcondi ')i iccondi oufsid* the world KCOrd i:i in invitation mile e\fvif it Brndigo La nd v Hnished 1 "»o >i»:«i> ahead oP hi* n imt < i... lenger.
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      255 11 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS. W/ TATER DEPARTMENT: For cutting of and welding of Joints and cutting of holes on i 24" and 30" Steel Pipes to be laid along Paya Lebar Air Port Entrance Road and Jalan Eunos. Tender Deposit Sl5O/-. Close N00N—7.5.54 ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT: (a) Quarrying and supply
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    DISBAND MHC CALL
    632 12 Singapore Wants To Be Independent Of Federation THE suggestion that the Malayan Hockey Council I be disbanded and for domestic affairs special commitj tees of the two international bodies the Singapore I Hockey Association and the Federation of Malaya 1 Hockey Union be formed, will be considered
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    486 12 LED by the 1948 World Olympic silver medallist and holder of the British Umpire record for the 440 yards hurdles, Duncan White, now 36 years of a*»e. Ceylon's six-man contingent for the Asian Game> arrived in Singapore yesterday. way to M mil i an i
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    56 12 Left fullback Daly flashes across th«» goal mouth to clear the ball that had the beatin? of the advanced and out of feat, Smith, to ease up an anxious moment for Services, who eventually went on to beat Hon?kouj; 3 2 at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. It was the tourists'
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    Jollilads & Bintang Draw 2-2
    212 12 Jollilads Bintang Draw 2-2 A COAL scored by leftwinger K Muniandy in the u>; minute of the first-half saved a point lor .lollilads Athletic Union against the ten-men Bintang Bui an Sports Club in their SAFA division AB league match at St. George's R>h yesterday. The fina] score was two-all,
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    Kinta Rangers Rout Traction
    51 12 KINTA Rangers outclassed fraction Union Sports Club Wltn >n o Inning 7-1 victory in a SAFA Div :^B league soccer match at Geylang Stadium y. Scbrers U Kinta Rangers were KK. Karan, P.k. Samy and Nadarajah. two each, and Simon Lopez. Traction's goal '•am e from
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    14 12 MAJOR T. A. 11.,. w. with RSM a C. Nocklea won -ho'
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    70 12 SIKHS DOING WELL IN MEDAN KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Malayan Sikh Sports Council hockey arid cricket sides ao\ Quiring Sumatra are doing well. They wO two of the three hockey games played »nd drew the othu. At cricket they defeated 'he Medan Combined by lour wicResults of hockey match* Played so
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    77 12 MR MM KENG HOK on behalf of Mrs Tan Chin Tuan a nd Mrs. Loke Wan Tho. whose horse. Khor Mousa. easily won Ui e rich 11 mile Perak Derby by six lengths at 'poh o n Saturday, is seen abov> receiving the Derby Trophy from the Sultan of Perak.
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    COLLEGE WIN
    25 12 kOTA BAHRU. Tues In their annual soce<- match with the bulian Sulaimnn English School lrengganu. the Sultan Ismail r-iuli.sh College won 5—2 before
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    Levers Win2-0
    59 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. In a dull soccer match Lever Sports Club beat Socfin Spoils Club 2 o in today's F.A.S. Division Three League match at the Bungsar Road ground. Centre-half Tan Kim Tai and inside right Judin scored for Levers. C. O, y uune Ma Jgf r of
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    71 12 Wolves WBA Lose LONDON. April M (Renter) Division I league leaders, Wolverhampton Wandei en ■nd West Bromwicn Albi >a were both beaten in away matches today. The resuits were: Firs* Division: Aston Villa 8, West Bromwich Albion l: HudlersAeld fown 2. Wolverhamp- m Wanderers 1. Thirl Division (Southern) r Coventry
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    28 12 IPOH. Tuet. Sea Girt a three-year-old bay Australian (elding, was destroyed here this morning following an uident during training work. Sea Girt broke a leg.
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    114 12 SOCCER: S.B.HFA L,- i§ue: Dir Hfp|| scs— Geylang SrnJ urn; Sr^uyr r Hongkong Bank Keppel Roa<i: Chartert4 Bftn/; p /•''••(i.^vr Nearc Parr«r P<»r^; 5,.. Darby r Mercantile Bonle F*rr*r ParkO.T.E.C. r Shetf—MF4 EWr, 2 Sfanrac p Ciahru- -Slkell; Bo r KfoCors v Hande'sbank—Fmrrtr Park; Malayan Airway§ v Ford
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    183 12 MALACCA, Tues. Malacca soccer selectors, troubled by the problem of a weak and slow defence and the weak links in their forward line at the last cuptie game here against the Singapore Combined Services, have called two schoolboys and several more of the military
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    61 12 If one may judge from the demeanour of the new Malayan golf thampion C. M. Beamish. i n this picture !u c f. r J ain| y n «> joke winning ine title, especially w hen the opposition is a 4 *iant killer* like David W. McMullan But perhaps this
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    366 12 HONGKONG'S humiliation was complete when they suffered their third successive defeat in Singapore yesterday— this time at the hands of Combined Services— by three ffoals to two in their final ap pearance at Jalan Besar stadium. In dealing out the final crush- Ing blow to Hongkong's
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