Singapore Standard, 30 April 1954

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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ?3ttGf3s tw 3N Vol. IV. No. 302. SINGAPORE, I RIDAY, APRIL 30, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    RIBEL NOOSE TIGHTENS ON ESCAPE ROUTE
    134 1 I HA 29 UP> Vietminh rebel today around artillery post Si n Bien Phu garrison's only \iOC-- C tmm __.__L._l r the Laos frontier. md spokesman said i v" >n the surround- >uth of Dien Bien j by several French Union i >» used
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    Vietnam Agrees To Talk With Vietminh
    129 1 Vietnam Agrees To Talk With Vietminh 129 (Re iter) i rernment that *.o par ihe .1 the Vietn to send lives. the Vi. Mnt special en-.it-re to I per_'...i,ie Bai Dai Head of tlie Vietnan State epl Viet- "on m In i >-China reorges B tht Fren h Fai g
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    SOVIET EMBASSY STAFF LEAVE AUSTRALIA
    8 1 SOVIET EMBASSY STAFF LEAVE AUSTRALIA after i Petst
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    HIROHITO IS 53
    7 1 HL B X H
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    EX-QUEEN MAY MARRY AGAIN
    56 1 CAIRO, April 29 (Reuter).— The Egyptian newspaper Al Akhbar said today that the Moslem religious authorities had given ex-Queen Narriman permission to marry Dr. AdI ham El Nakib. son of Dr. Ahmed EL Nakib. former 1 Director of an Alexandria i hospital. who was recently sentenced
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    M. JOUHAUX DIES
    26 1 M. Leon Jouhaux, Nobel Peace Prize winner m 1951 and veteran French labour leader, died on Wednesday m Paris. He was 74. photo.
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    AT DIEN BIEN PHU
    44 1 GENERAL John Wilson O'Doniel (right), chief of the U.S. Military Advisory Group m Indo-China photographed on his visit to Dien Bien Phu. He is shown here with Col. (now Brigadier General) Christian de Castries, commander of Dien Bien Phu.- A.P.
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    U.S. Is Pursuing Aggression.Mr.M.
    486 1 U.S. Is Pursuing Aggression. Mr.M. GENEVA, April 29 (Reuter) The Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. VyocKeslov Molotov told the Geneva Conference here todoy thot the United States was "openly pursuing on aggressive course m regard to the Chinese (Communist) People's Republic.'' Mr. Molotov s?X.d A-r.er.ca nmitted M one fcggre.--l x 3tter
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    ASIAN PMs ON I-C: 'OUTSIDERS KEEP OUT'
    252 1 ASIAN PMs ON I-C: 'OUTSIDERS KEEP OUT' COLOMBO April 21 (Reuter)— The Bye A w.n: Prime Ministers igreed here today that there >v j iii be no intervention >l outsl le powen In indo-Chin >. it was reliably understood. Xo communique wis issued at tiie end of (he Colombo conference
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    RATIONING TO END JULY 3
    45 1 LONDON, April 29 (Renter) The rationing of meat and bacon m Britain is to end on July 3 and on that day Briton? will be able to tear up the ration books that have ruled their lives for 14 years.
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    A Gossip Phone Service
    60 1 VIENNA, April 19. (AP) A ;ossip column for omen **-<» the week's bt-stsellin; phonograph rernrd wiM h_ av_.n_.Hle by telephone for Vienna subscri hers on May 1. These ire lhe latest offerings ef lhe Versatile Telephon-* Company, operated b% the state. The system now provides fairy
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    TAN CANCELS LONDON TRIP
    70 1 SIR Cheng-lock Tan has -hanged his plans and will not travel to London for talks on 1 Constitutional reforms for tl.e Federal Council with the Colonial Secretary, The Standard was told today. The UMNO-MCA delegation now m Britain met Mr. James Griffiths, former Labour Colonial Secretary,
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    Police Alerted For May Day
    90 1 SINGAPORE Police will take special precautions tomorrow May Day to prevent Communist demonstrations, 9 Police gpokesiuaa iaii yesterday. More plainclothes men will be posted on beat duty, to see that the Reds do not interfere with the peaceful celebrations planned for the d^y. .Radio carg
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    FED. GOVT. LIFTS BAN ON RICE
    380 1 FED. GOVT. LIFTS BAN ON RICE Overstocking A Serious Problem And Will 'Free' Sugar m KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Price control on certain grades of Government 1 rice was announced here today. Government also said it will stop buying any more sugar as it is making arrangements to return this commodity
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    36 1 radiophoto. TUNGKU Abdul Rahman (left). President of UMNO, and Mr. T.H. Tan (right), executive .secretary of the MCA. photographed with Lord Osmore. former Labour Minister of Civil Aviation, outside the of Lords m London. A. P.
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    FLOODS AND STORM THREATEN 'RICE BOWL'
    170 1 (SLANG, Thurs. Thi rwe harvest m the Tanjong Xarang and Kua'a Seiangor districts is being threatened 'by floods which yesterday immersed most of the low ends and marshes of the district. 'iood waters from th_ iKubu Bharu Hills and heavy rain< last week d
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    BRITISH POLL: AUDREY AGAIN
    73 1 LONDON, April 23 (UP) British Alrhgoers to I named Audrey Hepburn au 1 Jack Hawkins as the a tress and actor of 1953 ta the annual "Picturegoer" awards. Miss Hepburn's role m "Roman Holiday" won her top p. ace while H iwkins named for h.s part
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    QUEEN WILL OPEN £22 M DAM
    46 1 J IX J A Eastern Uganda, April 2.1 (Reuter). Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived here by air today to open the vast C 22.000.000 Owen Falls Dam. first dreamed of almo>t ."><) years ago by Sir Winston Churchill.
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    SOMETHING WILL HAPPEN: RAHMAN
    287 1 SOMETHING WILL HAPPEN RAHMAN LONDON, April 29, (Reuter) —Tungku Abdul Rohmon, President of the United Malays Notionol Orgomsotion, soid here yesterdoy he could not answer for the reactions of his supporters m Malaya if the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, declined to increase the number of elected seats m the
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    Final Probe On Polling Wards
    152 2 Final Probe On Polling Wards SINGAPORE Government is setting up a committee to make final recommendations on boundaries of electoral divisions for the Colony's new Legislative Assembly -and its City and Island Council. Under the Rendel Constitutional Commission, it is r ommended tiiat there should be electoral divisions for the
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    She Was Not A Schoolgirl
    70 2 A REPORT on a police rourt ca-e appearing on Page 2 ;h The Standard of April 2b carries the headline "Teacher Made An Indecent Gesture. says Schoolgirl (14>." Tne girl involved i' 1 the caae, j Miss Liny Chan. is not a schoolgirl, and nowhere
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    124 2 THESE -Guides from four different countries have plenty to smile about. They were able to meet other Guides from 12 countries and had a close-up view of the Queen during her recent visit to Ceylon. They were delegates returning from the World Kound-Table Conference of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts
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    STANDARD GOES TO B.I.F.
    94 2 THE Singapore Standard, will be amo:^ several local newspapers, tiiat will be flown b y Qan tas BOAC to !< the 1954 British Industries Fair at o'.*'inpia and Earls' Court- London, from May 3 to 14. Qantas BOAC will dispatch four copies of The Standard for
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    Lieutenants Must Be 19 Years Old
    365 2 More Sign On To Serve Standard Staff Reporter THE lowest age at which commissions as second lieutenants can be obtained m the Singapore Military Forces is 19 years and three months. This is stated m The Singapore Military Forces Rules. 1954. which governs the
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    C-G RETURNS
    31 2 THK ComnttS! loi < ?lr. Mai. orr Mac Donald. who ient y opened the Comn faith Par .;.n,i nt&ry A m n*i fourt region; Kuching to Singapore by aii yesterday
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    PROGS. ATTACK SCHOOLS POLICY
    229 2 SINGAPORE Government's statement that it should direct its effort* to secondary schools to solve its education problem has been described by the Progressive Party lo its latest Newsletter as "an appalling admission." Tiie Newsletter c._hvs C-Ov-emmen! hod been pursuing J h. wro.ij; policy and h;.d waste
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    I AM INNOCENT OF KILLING GIRL SAYS INSTRUCTOR
    455 2 I AM INNOCENT OF KILLING GIRL SAYS INSTRUCTOR LIM Tuo Tee, 22, standing trial on a murder C K 0 the Singopore Assixe Court yesterday: "I om compicf^, c this chorge of murdering Ong Mvi Hong." r,i Va3 The deceased, a 24-year-old waitress, was found beaten and strangled to death
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    44 2 COMMODITY PRICES INl J ts P«r lb, ,'!*>* "anundJJ^ N. s. N 1 I tefcf "I lll*.*. I •I "MlnV kl^ M.I IM I aiCVS lE' wH •"U Srpt ]<, on i»,, m 9 •<»\|»oN f|\ 1 bf'l ||t| seller s Ulrmrnt pr, r..nr Stfi^, level
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    Retrial For Men Charge With Robbery
    125 2 Retrial For Men Charge With Robbery f THE COURT of mil Appeal m Singapore yesU <. 'on a technicality oared appea i i 0 bin Ah. lah and V Muniendv and crdered that rti, another A Osman and Muniandv I r ■entaßCad la ten anti years' Imprisonment i v i»ttiveiy.
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    USIS Juvenile Library Expands
    41 2 THE Unit -d Stat< I Sei Singapon •xpand x 0 Tlie ibrai I PfM rith i irnftun or v > itei Inert ay I c book* t is open to thi »...*»".< i J > Is m. to I p.a
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    Far Music Festival
    96 2 1I V internationally I known artistes froai Botopß flew into S i n& 4 p«>re vrstrrdav to take Pirt m the olnitv*. .M'isie Festival, to be fte seated hv thr Singapore MlT>l»M| So* irt They will tak«' pari m the tiala Open < oncer I 'Mi, .»t
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    'DECOMTRONL CLOTH' CALL
    11 2 'DECOMTRONL CLOTH' CALL i li ij i 1 v S] J
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    PC SAVES MAN FROM RIVER
    36 3 POLICE constable, PC2207 Beach Road P ipl into the Kallang Si .ipore. yesterday rti i, tnd rescued a 66--•w-i i Chinese from drown- m, Lim Tin, was CJen il Hospital for
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    QUARREL LED TO STABBING
    44 3 i_P >RE P Mcq yester'iv letained a woman follow- 1 i thai another WO- v i. .tabbed m Tras S.reel Tha women had an arguin community kitchen when 9ne ol them picked up a knil m I struck the other.
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    $510 FOR FIREMEN
    56 3 MENU Waus.li and Compitiv, Ltd.. of Singapore boosted the Standard Fund for the dependants of five* ■renea who died fighting Ust week's godowa fire with dilution of $500 yesterday. V. ither eoatrihntor yealei "iv a» s \ir. H. s. Godwia s who vent $10. ,1 "Mings the
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    IMPROVED COURTS SOON-SAYS P.W.D. CHIEF
    122 3 IMPROVED COURTS SOON-SAYS P.W.D. CHIEF Standard Staß Reporter rf.: 1 mat fid complaint! fi the Bench arui the Bar c Courts m South Brrdtje Road, Singapore, at Img lasl been taken ci .t by the authorities W 1. Mi A W tr, Director of Works, told The Sti yesterday that
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    Machang Fair
    53 3 KOTA BIiAP" Thursr.— The Women's [ns r il the Homo. Guard ani the Malay School, all of Mach an I be holding a joint fun fair it *h<? Malay School Si 1 i h ing today. from 3 p.m m Ll p.m. to eoli leel funds >„ the
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    Due On Her Maiden Trip
    39 3 THE HAMBERS. X i latett addition r > rhe Hamburg A m F<r Eastern Fleet. due to ci" i' S on her I May i Detig C■ x tectt, Roii Si ressel ti \geri fort
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    Appellant Gets Term Reduced
    131 3 Appellant Gets Term Reduced LAU TI.W POH, sentenced it tne uecemoer Assises to eight years' jail for culpahjp homicide not amounting to murder, \va s allowed by khe Singapore Court >i Criminal Appeal yesterday, a reduction m his sentence to live years' imprisonment. g X E Hi that Seaie Huat.
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    Cleaning Up Campaign In K. Lumpur
    111 3 U LUMPUR, Thur To rake m more re\ enu< i immittee of coun i ias t ik on a task of cleaning Municipality's Town C >ai sins Department. The ommittee has alr< tad lis n etings during v. member of the exer star! _1
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    OFFICIALS FOR ASSOCIATION
    114 3 APPLICA.. ill issistanci Ex-Ses Associate n »h through its As_i_*_n. Se tary, Mr. P o Volunteer C irpa H• i i irters, Beach Roa Sing ipoi my morning between the ho )f 9 a.m. arid 12 na The following been elected office bearers <; the Association: President
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    56 3 A HANDY polythene fluted box with three poly-tamers for traveller or for office (it is even .mill enough for generous handbag with "sauce-able* bottles and a powder or ereim jir. Space m Ihe front i> h'^t right for lipstick. Tie safe screw tops are gilt mi the polythene is 1
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    Progs Hit At Travel Delays
    171 3 Progs Hit At Travel Delays FORMALITIES which beset any seasoned traveller before he can _.tait lo explore Sintjap«»re are leacrihed to be anions; the BMSI tedious and frustrat-ru ia the world, m the late_* i.s>ue <»f the Progressive P_rt\ Newsletter. To the Singapore Hirbour Board authorities states the Newsletter, one
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    NEWEST IN PLASTIC WARE AVAILABLE SOON
    262 3 NEWEST IN PLASTIC WARE AVAILABLE SOON NOW aa the W9y lrom assembly lines m England to shops mi n Singapore is the latest scientific development m plastic Called polythene, i^ was evolved as an aftermath ot the war by m flting specially treated plastic md pouring it into moulds ol
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    He Started Scouting Here 44 Years Ago
    282 3 He Started Scouting Here 44 Years Ago IR. F. C. SANDS, th* frigid of thousands, of Singapore sportsmen and Boy Scouts is retiring from aitive businei today. He will not ho.vever. leave Malaya until the end of the year. 1 have made Sing ipore mv home and it is wii
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    OFFICER TELLS OF 2 A.M. ASSAULT
    450 3 Ratings To Face Trial A LIEUTENANT, attached to the British Military Hospital, who joined four strangers for a few drinks one night m Albert Street was later beaten up and robbed m a lonely spot m Chua Chu Kang Road, a Singapore Court was
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    JURONG TO GET SCHOOL IN 1957
    261 3 SINGAPORE Government will provide a secondary school m the Jurong Bukit Timah area m 1957, the Senior Inspector of Schools, Mr. T. P. M. Lewis, told a meeting of the Rural Board, yesterday. Mr. Lewis said there were not enough children to provide a
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    YOUTH ARE ARE TOLD TO KEEP THE PIONEER'S SPIRIT
    392 4 YOUTH ARE ARE TOLD TO KEEP THE PIONEER'S SPIRIT KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The President of the Selangor St. George's Society, Mr. H. K. Dimoline, lost night warned the youths of Malaya against the danget of being spoon fed m a welfare state. The youth of Malaya and elsewhere must always
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    GIRLMOLESTED -MAN IS HELD
    90 4 SINOAPORE Police have detained a man nnpectcd of molesting a girl m Yio Chu Kar.g Road m lhe early hours of Wednesday. He is alleged to hove ripped off the gjLti*s clothes when she refused to accept his indecent suggestions. Meanwhile, the Police are j looking
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    Escapades Of Three Soldiers
    156 4 Escapades Of Three Soldiers KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Sessions Cour; i here today heard of the escapades of three soldiers on the night of April 1. The court was told how tht thrte so'oiers forced ioeir way into a tar parked outside the Lidt Cinema here j took its owner
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    Quoted Bylaws In Mitigation
    80 4 THE manager of the Ho He Biscuit Factory. Koh Sooj; Huat. quoted quite a few bylaws m mitigation when ht pleaded guilty m the City Police Court to advertising his company's goods at Kampong Bahru without' City Council permission. "The Court is feeling sympathetic towards you."
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    COURT AWAITS TRANSLATION
    66 4 A YOUTH. Lim Ah Seng. was remanded after he had pleaded guilty m the Singapore First Criminal District Court yesterday to a charge ol possessing seditious DUDli<ations on April 24. at the junction ot Tiong Bahru SOd Henderson Roads The District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tah, postponed
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 4 HONGKONG. Apr. 29— Special Standard Service: Closing prices >>f tht Hongkong Exchange today weit $]f>.77 to £1 sterling; $5.***** te US$l. $1,818 to Malay.in $1: 0.227 tt- one Indonesian Rupiah: Gold $24*; to 1 tael.
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    TRISHAMAN TO DIE FOR KILLING RUBBER DEALER
    206 4 MUAR. Thurs —A trisha rider Madon bin Omar, was today sentenced m the High Court here to death for the murder ol a rubber dealer. Chua Hiang Meng. According to the prosecution led by the D.P.P., Mr Talog Davies, Madon was found stooping
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    TIN MINES WON'T BE IN SELANGOR
    433 4 TIN MINES WON 'T BE IN SELANGOR In Another SO Yrs, Says Land B^§ KUALA LUMPUR, Thui s. Over-populated Selangor must develop her natural resources and work her nonrenewable mineral deposits wisely, if she were to avoid her flourishing towns becoming hungry slums m the next half century. Mr. Colin
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    Contractors' Building
    62 4 WOH HVT LTD.. a well-known firm of njiinre ring contractors In Singapore, is putting up a Hte.fOO fourstructure which will become the firm's new offices and godown The building Ls to c<»iue itfT at the Boat Qnay-Ord Road junction. The sketch abe w shows what Ihe structure will
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    Briton Stranded Without A Job
    186 4 111 CHUN (HIAN 29-4 54. MR. G E MORRIS, a 41--year-olcl Eritt with no relations m Singapore and not a cent m his pocket is the most worrit d man m the Colony. He has i*_en unsuccessfully knocking sime Monday at the doors of practice
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    Cheaper Air Fares Offer To Pilgrims
    89 4 PILGRIMS \o the Sixth Buddhist Council to be held m Rangoon m May this year will b_ given a HO per cent, concession on the external ■eivltei of the Union of Burma Airways. This cencession which will be open from May 10 to 31
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    Send Off For Sara
    95 4 *-~m4MI I High Commissioner. Mr. M. Saravanamutlu. J2SJL! 1 I M ular t y Poll run by the Singapore SUn dard last year, was entertained to s cocktail party vevter whirl?- w,sh ,m Mbon voyage" o n the round the- uorld trip which na s hu
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    Fails To Satisfy People's ideals'
    233 4 Labour Party On Elections PENANG. Thurs. The lmm Uh on Federal elections rims not s.,t Mx lh| aspiration, of the people ol Malaya for independence. sa>s the Pan-Ma1,,,;, Lafc.u P™ an official statement to the Prew todat The P.M LP i of thi slender majority
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    Bandits Seize Chief
    22 4 Bandits Seize Chief m w lhe I M*r- < I H I I I I I I I I I I hon __H
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    POLICE HAND OVER $87,238
    16 4 POLICE HAND OVER $87,238 X! H H I I I I I H The cht H
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    NEWSMAN IS ACQUITTED
    48 4 A REPORTER. OT. Bt < was alleged to have re*:si«c arrest nnt threatened twi policemen with dismissa m the Beach Road Police Stat < r at 2.40 au- m March He was icquitted ye<-it'<. m the Singapore Eighth Pol iet Court without bii ot'.n*. ft ing called.
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    REFUSED TO SHOW LICENCE
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    For Malayan Navy
    57 5 photo. THIS is the Royal Xavy -hip. Da ht Inck. which will be presented to the Malayan Navy at a ceremony on May 4 at which the Officer Adminstering the Crovernment of Singapore. Mr. W. A. C. Goode. and Mrs Goode will be present. Yesterday pressmen and
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    NEW POLITICAL PARTY SPRINGS UP ON MAY DAY
    128 5 HI! VKH'EST political party m Singapore with secoad ol its kind m tho Colony i\ formed oa May Day tomorrow. ting oi the Party will be held .nl Hall immediat i' lv niter a •lony workers to celebrate May Day. both i
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    PARTY MEN TO TALK IT OUT
    93 5 DISCUSSION Gro ps are by the Progressive Party S .vith the ol spn ading nformation on politi il, >• institutional, or Legislative and affairs a its nemw The Groups wUI meet every X m Un at 5. 15 p. n, undei tiie chairmanship of
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    TARGET HIT WEEK AHEAD
    52 5 •'OHORK BAHRU. Thurs. the end of tiie second week S tration, 102,814 persons tered as electors. The Elections Officer Mr. Isbm Is. c.ail. told The Stan- i lay. said, although there was w.rk to go. tiie target re of 100,000 had already 1!"' d "'d Tha
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    2 PERAK DISTRICTS ARE WHITE
    476 5 2 PERAK DISTRICTS ARE WHITE People Rewarded For Aiding Govt. TAIP N G, Thurs. Thc announcement thai «0 square miles of territory m the Krian and Larut, and Matang districts of North Perak was now a "White area" was made simultaneously by the Mentei Besar and the British Adviser oi
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    C.J.A. WINDS UP AFTER 22 MONTHS
    161 5 THF ?:> month-old Council of Joint Action which fought the Ritson pay battle successfully with the Singapore Govcmmcat was officially wound up yesterday. Its p j c Ls now taken by a 25-membe. Stall Council which i l be an unofficial organisaliscus* all matters
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    51 5 photo. Mr B. G. Holiday, deputy chairman of the Btam«« Ch imber of Commerce Rubber Association, and Mr. ian Puay Hee deputy chairman of the Rubber Trade Aaaodati«n SZ left by KLM yesterday io represent the Colony at the Rubber Study Group Co-— h h <^ n ltt Colombo on
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    New Temple Must Be Demolished
    111 5 New Temple Must Be Demolished A TEMPLE built by the devotees of the Goddesv of Mercy at Jalan Raja will have to come down. When it was built, no one remembered to send the plans and specifications of the line and timber temple to the City Council. So yesterday Chua
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    Set Example On Polls Johore Told
    128 5 Set Example On Polls Johore Told JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Mr. H N. McLeod. Johore Stal_ Councillor, gave a talk on _»lections over Radio Malaya, night. Describing State election* ".m innovation m the political iife of the people Mi M< 1 i ■> urged all eligible voters to register their names
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    $500,000 Building For Chamber
    73 5 $500,000 Building For Chamber SINGAPORE Chinese Chamber of Commerce decided yeserriayto build new premises it an estimated cost of $S6O -)00. Tiie President Mr. Koh Tecß Km has promised *1 00.000 towards tlie cost A subscription list has been Ira\v») up for donations from jther committee members. It wa.- also
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    CLERK IS HELD
    30 5 A CITY Council clerk, attached to the Victoria Theatre. Singapore, was detained by the Police yesterday for questioning m connection with misappropriation of $1,651 during I April.
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    Temperament Clause In Bill Under Fire
    235 5 Temperament Clause In Bill Under Fire A SPOKESMAN of the Si re Senior Officer's Ass m told The Standard yea terday that seemed strange*' G ivcrnimnl should enforce Pensions (Amendment) Bui which contained powers to an officer on "temperamental grounas."' when this se was not m the relevant C i
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    'Send Me Back To Hospital' Says Dong
    206 5 'Send Me Back To Hospital' Says Dong DONG CHUI SING. headmaster of St. Andrew's Middle School. Singapore, told the Seventh Police Magistrate. Mr. K. T. Alexander, yesterday, that he would prefer to #o back to the Woodbridge Hospital although he had just been discharged from there. A -cording to the
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    TEA PARTY FOR THE AGED HELD
    87 5 THF. 110 inmates of the Nantina and Buahey Park Homes for the aged attended a tea party at the Wesley Methodist Church, Fort Canning, yesterday, arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Phoa Thai Seng. Mr. and Mr?. Kwek Tjoe Bing and their triends. The t
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    $38,000 In Chap-Ji-Kee Schedules Nabbed
    294 5 HOW $38,274 worth of Chap-, .ii-kee shedules were allegedly j recovered by the Gambling, Sub-Branch one morning mi February, this year, hidden m the bumper of a car. was related m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. On trial for assisting m running a public
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    'Support Our Youth Body First'
    121 5 THE best way of supporting the Second World Assembly of Youth to be held m Singapore, this year. i_, to support tiie local youth organisation Mr T P Cromwell. Secretary for Soc.al Welfare, declared at a Rural Board meeting yesterday. He was replying to an
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    AIR TRAFFIC INCREASES
    59 5 SINGAPORE Kallang Airpert statistics for March, thi> year, show an increase of 1.2H7 passengers who passed tii rough the Airport on scheduled services as compared with that ot February. The figures for Manh were 11.396 as again>t 10.10.) m February. The amount of freight for I March
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    TAP GIVES HER A SHOCK
    36 5 BOON* KENG YONG (10> was rushed to the Singapore General Hospital yesterday morning when she sustained an electric shock while turning on the water tap m a house m Geylang Road
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    807 6 U E believe m hard-hitting political partus. A political party is perfectly justified m exposing tlie barrenoi its rivals by argument, by ridicule and even by v itty and telling name-calling. All .these arc legitimate and necessary weapons where there are party politics. But when a party
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    852 6 Australia May Join The Fight In Indo-China Says MF THERE MS JVO SETTLEMENT gg GEXEVA ■•'•-'J "at m Et J iISTRALIA should be prepared to face the possibility of becoming: directly involved m hostilities m Indo-China. Following his recent visit to Indo-China, the Minister for External Affairs (Mr. Casey) is
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      THE RIDICULOUS INDIGNATION OF Mr. H.K. DIMOLINE
      788 6 THE RIDICULOUS INDIGNATION OF Mr. H.K. DIMOLINE Sir; I have now been m Malaya for many years and. since your paper was ablished, I hav e almost always disagreed with iti views. However, for once at least. 1 support them. 1 refer to your editorial Top Secret" What prompts me
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    275 6 Sir; t O'lgralhtii Mr. Francis Tnomai for hii article "An uni piece of Latemefe ng rhe rially fattened LepislaI < 'ounallors ot tl I I City hare a hope thai by oauingt mere piece ot 'cy lation, gangsterism C 99 dtsoppear m Singapore. Porta aately, if is
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      37 6 ASIANS < fi S H 1 > c CJem m on Asia i .merica ii < ow he H D |at Utu Bui c P [blisters < ur-». for s to Isi ie, I ie m I I
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    U.K. HASN'T INTERFERED WITH U.S. DECISIONS
    22 7 U .K. HASN'T INTERFERED WITH U.S. DECISIONS lent I I- for >n cc or any I i Parallel c 1 ii of
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    CHARGED WITH DESERTION
    51 7 CHARGED WITH DESERTION ft A ING, Apri' 2f> (UP) od.. craftsmaj A crossed Lhc I I Hongkong jm j been charged with V .wuh announced] .::i4 since It was not known 1 actually hot n ver. .•-man ::ig held m been j I rtion." gs are not j a "jut
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    Use A-Bomb In I-C, He Urges'
    59 7 Use A -Bomb In I-C, He Urges' 29: crt Siki "oday 'hat .he ml *.he c '.oj I m\\\ at have onven- 1 ;aid 1 Mr. Sikes. a member of the House Appropriations SubCommittee which handles army funds, said he opposed sending American forces to Indo-China without prior Congressional approval
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    Bikini And Wikini
    56 7 Photo. I Al I.A August (right) of Seattle, models the regular Bikini while Jean Ferguson of Philadelphia wears the new YVikini, a Hawaiian influenced suit that features hales at either side for ventilation. You can be sure both girls will absorb plenty (if sunshine and attention at
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    DULLES' APPEAL FOR WOUNDED
    169 7 GENEVA, April 29 (Reuter) Mr. John Foster Dulles, the I nited States Secretary of State last night called on all the countries represented at the Far East conference to "act effectively" m seeing that the Vietminh permit the evacuation of wounded French Union forces from the
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    HUNT FOR RUSSIA
    46 7 LONDON. April 29. (UP)— [Sir John Hunt, leader of Britain*., victorious Mount Everest expedition last May, I will travel to Moscow this !June to lecture Russian mounta neera and diplomats, it was announced m London yesterday. Hunt will speak m the British Embassy.
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    26 7 Photo. PRESIDENT Soekarno chats with members of Indonesia's team to the >eeond Asian Games at his palace m Jakarta upon the tea"*'* departure to Manila U.P.
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    RED CHINA PREMIER FLAYS U.S. POLICY IN S-E ASIA
    452 7 GENEVA, (Reuter)— The Chinese Foreign Minister, Mr. Chou En-lai said here yesterday the American plan for a South-East Asia defence pact aimed at threatening the independence of Asia and the start of a new world war. In his first speech to
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    50 7 HAPPY smiles from film ■Ur Peter Lawford. 30. and Patricia Kennedy. 99, daughter of former American Amba.s>ador to Britain. Joseph Kennedy, after then weclcliny ._t the Catholic 'hurri. of Sir Tl.oiii.. s More m New York. Tin- couple will linney moon m Hawaii md will live m California. AP photo
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    'Polls May Lead To Korea Solution'
    276 7 GENEVA, April 29. The Austrolion Minister for External Affairs, Mr. Richard Casey, told the 19 nation conference on Korea here today that he hoped the South Korean government would agree to elections throughout Korea "if it were m the interests of a final settlement."
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    FIRST DINNER BY MOLOTOV
    27 7 GENEV A, Apri (H Mr Vyai Sovh t Foreign Ministei his Brst crn statesman < conference here when hifl (lies! Bidault. Frei I ter.
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    Prefers Jail To Wife
    81 7 Prefers Jail To Wife NORTH SACRAMENTO. Calif.. April >9. (AP>.— Polite Judge J. Louis Missal sentenced lhe defendant to !>0 days, then offered to suspend it X. he would behave himself for two years. "I'll take the N days, said Leonard (leer, of Kio Linda, accused by his wife of
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    NO RED PROBE IN UK-PM
    47 7 LONDON, /.prii 29 (Reuter) Sir Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, turned down I proposal by Sir Waldr Smithers, Conservative, m the House ot Commons today that he should set up a Royal Commission to inquire into Communist activities and propaganda m Britain.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    76 7 Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, April 29 Thc following ore rhe cloi.-i prices ot rubber ond tin on the London Morket. LONDON RUBBER Spot is.d June 8 > d July Sept. 19: d. Oct. Dec. 19_.'d. Jon. Mor 19_d May ci* 16 9 16d Tone: Steody. LONDON
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    Sweeping Victories
    59 7 BELIZE. (Bri. Honduras), Aprii 29: (Reuter) Mr. Leigh Richardson, leader of the anti-British Peoplea United Party and Mr. George Price won sweeping victories today m the Colony* j general election. As the reaulta of yesterday* heavy poll slowly became known the party seemed likely to win all nine
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    UNAUTHORIZED SETTLEMENTS
    45 7 LONDON. April 29, (AP) Eleven "unauthorized forei m settlements" have been set up on the British-governed Falkland Islands m the South Atlantic, the Government s;<i<) yesterday. Colonial Minister Henry Hopkinson told the House of Commons that Britain ha* protected to "the governments concerned."
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    'MANKIND'S PERILS MAY PROVE ITS SALVATION'
    203 7 'MANKIND'S PERILS MAY PROVE ITS SALVATION' LONDON, April 29, (Reuter). Sir Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister said last night he hoped Hie perils which mankind was now facing might prove its salvation. He wa s speaking at the annual dinner of the Royal Academy. Britain's fine arts society, m whose
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    R.I. Warned Of Japanese Infiltration
    131 9 R.I. Warned Of Japanese Infiltration JAKARTA April 29 (UP)— Members <1 the IndGt*_«ian Parliament submitteo their views on Urn Japanese reparation* problem and warned aj_a_.,<: possible Japanese economy i ;h. political infiltration. it Was reported yesterday. Indom s::._. Pai'ianu.-ar i Sources nrs not able to form a viem conceniinß n*ratt
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    NEW OCEAN TERMINAL BUILT FOR MACASSAR
    259 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By _> aronaord bpecial Correspondent t«r J- AX A *I A J Apfil 29_A new tcrminol is todoy neoring completion ot Mocos--100 Cb e$ C °P. itoL lf Wi stort fondling IW 000 barrels of oil yearly by the end of
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    51 9 rnoto A PARTIAL new ot lhc 36th. annual automobile xhow which opened m Turin. ltal>. re. entlv The latest m automobile design ,n,i technique k on display at the exhibition, m nhich moi InrerKan countries and the I nilrd Mates participate making il one of tbe most important m liiiir
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    Estate Has Poor Year
    97 9 TELUK Ai .-en Rubber Rstati Ltd. reported working v i v iting t( $3,180. liter tree: D| -liunos ol rep'anting cess ..>: year. i anci brought forward tre 1952 investment Income, 'a.n refund ol H's2 tax together witl transfer from dividend tq .*•<:. reserve amounted •c
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    CEYLON HAS TOO MUCH RICE NOW
    148 9 COLOMBO. O>lon. April 29 (IIP) frvloo't offer to sell surplus Chinese rire to other consumer countries has lound no response, it was learned yesterday. A reliable soum said Ihat of the 60.000 .ons (J rlcs aval able from lasl year*i import* of rice from
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    MARKETS
    156 9 Ri bbfk prici i m tin Bugapore market nontini to yesterday, fust gj brr for Mn v poi at 7'B centa per ,i cent] on Wed fairly .ai f ig il lal *>n ki .< and rrom pen- j „s larjy v r« ponsible !>r tne <i lin- i
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    211 9 THF down* an! tr.-n tin miction of the Mala* n third market < onti-Mied j♦ lerdfcj. Industrial pthnrdi were irregular. On ly volume bufctne ttim transacted. ISIH SIRIAI Mi.»- llert Con lin Sn < On 2.V3 I I Gummon 1 98 .'l*2 M BuwiJß \l5 40 R«i> ;iM>n Cc.
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    PRODUCE
    153 9 THE product market m Singapore remained <...' m coconut oil ace Steady m copra. yesteraay. P* i prices were slightly easier. Muntok whiti being quoted $275 per picul (down So), and La nponi black at $230). Lewis and Pi al gui Lations (buyer? and M < 4 1« I
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    3 M. GALLONS OF WHISKY
    50 9 LONDON. Apr: (Rtnifri A record tola] ol :<. .128.027 gallon, of Scotch whisky wirth J1 9.552.680 nll cx r rii.'i m |hr first quarter of Imi* vi;.r Shipments were .25.72f) ji.-ilion* higher tha:. m the th i<i>i>d of last rear, tht Scol h VThirky Association
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    Isotopes. For Malaya
    95 9 MALAYA is among the 74 rountiigg eiving i loetopei from Harw ..nd AmershßO), United Kmc a BCCordißg to survey of new industry. Tne United Kin^' im r. Nt innes to lead the world m producing 1 .idio-.ictiv" '< iia. for r> .aceful Inte i use. stat... The
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    979 10  - The DENNIS PRICE Story PAUL BOYLE Ny wvwwwwvwvwwwwi "THEY rescued Dennis Price lrom a gasfilled basement kitchen last week. That accident pinpointed the change that has overtaken the star. Basements and attics have an impoverished sound about them. Qui the i Idresi ig a good one. even though it may
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    HARRY CAREY, JR., PORTRAYS "IKE"
    131 10 1 C President Dwight D. k^» Eisenhower will be portrayed as West Point cadet. dutin__, the days when he attended the United States Military Academy. b y Harry C<>rey. Jr.. m Columbia's Technicolor Cinemascope production. "The Lon* Gray Tvror.3 Power. Maureen OTfara. Betsy Palmer. Robert
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    STAR SAYS JAP MEN TOO SHY TO SAY I LOVE YOU
    219 10 CHIRLEY YAMAGUCHL Iht Japanese wovla >tj; who it Li Hsianglao t> tier Chinesa tans, thmk Japanese men re too shy to iay "I lova you" to their sweethearts, Japanese men are afi lid of I ising their "self-prestige,** she
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    'Monroe Walk' 'Is Natural'
    118 10 EJONGKONCS answer to Marilyn Monroe thii the famous Hollywood stir's walking is "every woman's walk." Twenty- eight year-old movie actress Liv Chi. who boasts a 36-inch bust, 24-inch icaist, and 37-inch hip and weighs 130 pounds, says any woman who has "big hips" naturally walks the
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    188 10 BRITISH film star Denni. Pnee i.i "The Darning Vears**| told his housekeeper thai he wanted t.i stay m bed lite on Easter Monday. "V > 1 can forget about me until lunch time.' he said. 'I need a really good rest." The housekeeper, Mrs Limb. wen I
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    Pen Pals Wanted
    332 10 Pen Pals Wanted The l.ditor. Colombo Spe 71. Albion Road. olonbo 9, 'fvion. lear ft Ma >o\, ii tg era] n m rhi> ro-..:.- They m irrespond m Eng their hobbies sre i stamps. U el William Lee aged IH of ISS-A Joo Chiat Kd Snu, pore IS: Prien Is
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      237 10 I THE STARS AND YOU \By Kita Del Marl TOl>v\w ,j t 01 ion: j JL "TlK»re*s iiwi\-. nana- '••'Hr-aaade r- < > iillii 111 x. K. r,, OV,""''* l »MXV- 5 i V. m '!> mi 1:e < Im-r9l.ce* cxc t "j m.ra c C Be active S pursuit
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    MARTIN'S HORSES ARE FIT
    1032 11  -  WINDSOR LAD His Class 5 Lot Will Be Paying To Follow By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Penong troiner Jimmy Martin whe topped the trainers' list at the recently concluded Perak Turf Club meeting should come into his own during the forthcoming Kuala Lumpur races becouse a number
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    46 11 LEE Ens Cheong and Miss Meh Rhirm. left, who won the Lower Perak mixed doubles title un Tuesday when they beat Mr. and Mrs. Mil™** 6-3. 6-8. fi-3. Lee is alsr^ m the singles and doubles Anal while Miss Rhirm is m the women's singles final.
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    297 11 NEWMARKET, April 28 (Keuter) Finishing with a great run up the sloping last furlong Darius heLd oft' the French challenge to win the ZS.Q9 Guineas, the first classic race of the English turf season here today. Darlua, owned hy Sir Percy Lorraine and ridden by
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    20 TO RUN IN CHESTER CUP
    97 11 LONDON. Apr.! IS: (Reute I .\t.r.\ final acceptor* I ir the C .tei Cup running iver m m two furlongs and "7 w at Chester next Wednesday M»" 5 were published here tod a They sre Eastern Empe m lb-- Galatian 1132 L Luv:.
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    29 11 TELUK ANSON Thun Police scored a convincing t I victory over tlie Custom. In Division 1 league seiccer match on Tuesday. Score..-; were Ha un ;M,d Manal.
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    Daniels' Also Show Up
    237 11 Daniels' Also Show Up TKOI B \IMH'R. ith s.»wyer astride. H.i n inipres sive worker when dipped fa^t over three which he did m 40 1 ver. Troubadour finished his work nith plenty m reserve This ho 1 ie has Rade t headway since hi i Bi rt-i p suei
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    280 11 CARDINAL Puff (Faggotter) and Muffin Man (Farad) went attractively over three to return 38 3 5 see. Cardinal Puff held the advantage and is a must follow if the going is on the firm side. Watch Muffin Man who displayed very encouraging form. Mrntick (Faggotter!
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    628 12 As Games Get Underway Magsaysay To Perform The Opening Ceremony MANILA, April 29, (UP) Interest is at a high pitch here for the Second Asian Games which get underway Saturday afternoon with some 1,000 athletes from 18 countries competing. Manila police chief Col. Telesforo Tenorio
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    Israel To Get A Medal
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    GURKHAS WIN AT CRICKET
    55 12 KUAI LUMPUR, Thurs HQ Ma'aya, Gurney P> d gr: uiid yesterday the Headquarters 63 Gurkha Infantry E .gade beat 656 Air >rvation Post by four A.O.P v.re dismissed for m their first innii gs, 1 i. y .vuse of the good L».'. ling rf Ledsham who
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    Corinthians Stay At Top Position
    151 12 CORINTHIANS maintained their position on top of the SAFA Division 2 league when they beat BODCA 9 at St. George's Road yesterday. Corinthians have 1. point? from .ight games. Behind there are SCC and Woodbridge Hos- •>.■ il with 1_ points i nl a sani.
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    Non-Benders' XI
    53 12 Jfe. Non-Benders against th« Police at Thomson Rna_i Saturday hf d on Be?dles R p M b-A? aX^° rth V .v D Almeida, v c Westerhout, R. S Tufnel! 9 1 1 A. Baker, A F Blades, R v 9 c ti j. _sit)T KG F p, Umpire:
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    REME Victory
    30 12 M-LANC. Thurs. The REMF UVI? n niatf h match hi 1 sorcer lca^ue s< «L t F 2V r oals scored by Stride and the other by McAuley
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    Y Tennis Results
    117 12 YESTERDAY'S YMCA tennis resu ts: Open Sin-lfs: Urn Hee Chin beal reo Hin Te e 6-2, 6-1; X S Khong bear [an D. Eraser 6-1. e T B> Sin beat Baker Liem Khe Liang beat vythalingam 6-0 6-0 I Open Doubles: F. V Khoo Ong Chew Bee
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    THAILAND WANTS 4th
    21 12 "-i.\. Lrrvu.-v, Ap r a 29 (AFP) Thp Thn; r*^_.„ hax (eni wi««s <o the A«tea O SS™™'
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    Rangers On The Decline
    347 12 KINTA RANGERS who start-f ed the season jo promisingly are n ow on the dec-line. Yc<- terday they lo.^t another point i when they played Bintang! Bulan to a scoreless draw In a I Singapore AFA division 3B I game at Geylang Stadium The Rangers took
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    NIGHT TAKE OFF FOR REMAINING 19
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    Singapore's 2nd Batch Leave With High Hope
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    THE GAMES WILL BE BROADCAST
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    The Sikhs Are Still Unbeaten
    227 12 YOUNG Men Sikh Association till unbeaten m the SAFA Division jc League beat tlie Singa. wte Cricket Chlb 2-1 m a 'riendly of ioeeer at the Padang yesterday. The S.k:w opened the score ti rough Gurdev Singh m th«_ "'I inmate and a few minute*
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    Fed. Comb. Services XI
    55 12 The Federation Combined r en ues named the following or heir H.M.S Malafra Cup soccer tie against PeTlii on Saturday at the HQ Malaya Curney Road ground Sutherland (Somersets) Jarom« (HQ Malaya,. RawlingSa i^ D Wks{)s) Johnson KASC), Lownes (RN), Bowron (Somersets). Roberts (Hampshire*). Ferris (RN,.
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    No Goals
    25 12 ARGONAUTS Snort. Club Irew with Rovers Snorts Club m B friendly goalless game at the SRC Padang yesterday Mr Do ii. Anguiiia refereed
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    Rugby Results
    32 12 LONDON. April 29, (Renter) —Today, m the Rugby Union Abertillery beat Pontypool 14 I and m the "League: Salford lost to Leigh 8-. Vi and Leeds to Featherstone Rovers 15-
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    WASHED OUT
    14 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. leavy rain today washed out iii league soccer fixtures.
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    Goalless Draw
    20 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs oMilads played Starlight lo a oal less draw m a friendly Dccer match played today.
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    4,500 SEE ARMY WIN INDIA CUP
    200 12 SU,!,,- imYmmm Watched the A I 1.1 V fin 'i 1 the Ro >' al Air T«* <h«" final of the Inter-Services championships held at seletar las, night Army scored 25 points t» KAI s a„, JS7JSI y v !fe r S eha '">»°"
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    HERB GOES HOME RICH
    71 12 MELBOURNE, April It, (AP). .Jamauan professions •sprinter. Herb McKenley, left today for the lnited States after a Successful five months [our. He took with him USs__\Boo m stake winnin.; well as U551,541 guara[um by the Victorian Ati League Champion miler John Lan lv. of Australia, also
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    Still Losing
    46 12 BOTTO.M-of-th.-e.i; N li Memorial Sports Cub ni> i aie -a i'h, mt a pom! suffered another defeat i-i i Di match yesterday V \l A ground. A goal v•». I »eti minute* fr mi tha kick- iff Hired .1 illlladi vi. 'Ny S La/im
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    Crystal Promote Ipswich
    28 12 Crystal Promote Ipswich WW I I I I I I m I II HP J HllKMlihl^l N.il'.t'"' 1 I I I I I I I I I I
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    Our Athletes Go Through Their Paces
    427 12 Our Athletes Go Through Their Paces maisu.a, April :>9 up, I representatives turned out r U u J Umbering up work m vari,,.., h, »w| Memorial Stadium. First en, mm ns a. I bailers with coach Charlie" s "l^M Van Leng m attendance. nd On the cinder track were I
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    MALAYANS FAVOURED BY DRAW
    52 12 MALAYANS FAVOURED BY DRAW I I I I I I I I _H 1 I Chw^Q Kfik I ■x l I fl fl fl fl **fl fl I H I fl I H fl fl fl Revision I I H I I H I I I H I m I
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