Singapore Standard, 5 May 1954

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD jfc #H Vol. IV. No. 307. SINCAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1954. TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS
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    THIEVES PULL OFF $40,000 JOB IN K.L.
    205 1 THIEVES PULL OFF $40,000 JOB IN K.L. c;[ en i five take gems, cash and a gun AL A LUMPUR, an J i cw t d m c t" tHe crs ferd3y the the P>- a.l 1 the town I] movei edei il deng hut I in the L f
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    IROC DRAGS BOY INTO A STREAM
    95 1 IROC DRAGS BOY INTO A STREAM I >ual Claim On Town I rues. A mancrocodile much and revered by umrt of Brookrstate Division "A" -ting, near here, icimed another vic- u nd I by life. iy a Ida i ed at li -oI _I ked Perumal and ;> i I
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    CYCLONE HITS TRAIN, 5 DEAD
    8 1 CYCLONE HITS T RAIN, 5 DEAD F i-
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 BKIIIMI spokesman said tonight it now appeared ih,» ludo (hin. i peace talks would stirt at the end of this week rather than tomorrow as was hoped. Reuter
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    'Ike The Teenager'
    41 1 AP [ihoto. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER wears a peaked cap which hears the inscription "Republican Teenager* at a recent p.uty in the gardens <d' White House. W.ishinnton D.C The cap was presented to him hv some friends from New Jersey.
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    Rotation Policy For Rubber Rubber Rotation Police
    701 1 Rotation Policy For Rubber Rubber Rotation Police WASHINGTON, May 4, (Reuter) The United States Government yesterday announced a permanent rotation policy for the natural rubber held in the American stockpile of strategic and critical metals and materials. The new programme covers the sale of natural rubber from the stockpile to
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    Rhee Pressed To Accept Compromise
    113 1 Rhee Pressed To Accept Compromise GENEVA, May 4. (TP).— South Korea's allii pressed Syngman Rhee'a government today io agree to a compromise plan lor all-Korean elections as the key step toward unification of the divided country. Efforts to produce a united allied plan on I'orea were 1 stepped up here
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    PUASA BEGINS IN JOHORE
    39 1 JOHORE Bahru. Tues. The fasting month began in Johore today which was a public holiday. Whoa offlcfS open tomorrow the new hour-; »t work will be observed 9 am. to 2.30 p.m. ia oue aU'etyh,
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    ATTACK ON FORT RENEWED
    319 1 ATTACK ON FORT RENEWED 'GIVE VP QH p£E* TfIEN THIRD STRONG CALLTO DEFENDERS POINT IS OVERRUN HANOI, May 4.-Wavesof screqming Vietminh attackers captured the Western support point of Dien Bien Phu gar nson in a pre -dawn attack today, it was announced here. T he P° s,tion neighbours two other
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    Narriman Marries A Physician
    91 1 Narriman Marries A Physician CAIRO, May 4 I Keuter) Ex Qaeei N.irrinian of Egypt \va> married to Dr. \_iii.ii_i Kl Nakib at a simple Moslem religious ceremony yesterday in her home in llcliopolts, ancient (ity of sun worship near Cairo. Dr. N'.ikih is the son of Dr. Ahmed Kl Nakib.
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    ROYALTY SEE MALAYAN MAT
    66 1 LONDON. Miv 4 1 Q Mother gave a boos* to Malayan hai hi n she ask.-d whether th. Be ire table mats di at Malaj I*l British trie. F.i r stand the visited this mornii Tungku Abdul Rahman, Khatija Ghazali and Mr. Thio Chan Bee were
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    Red Plan For Korea Camouflage — Pearson
    120 1 Red Plan For Korea Camouflage Pearson GENEN V May 4 rl— Mr, Lester Peai on, of Indo China pea if tt ead the w to Oer fuither irity nie., Mr Pearson rri it Mo I. i .id. i g ith irg by Chou Fu Lai, t. a I J i
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    REBELS ARRIVE FOR I-C TALKS
    357 1 REBELS ARRIVE FOR I-C TALKS GENEVA. Ma v 4 (Renter)! The Vietminh delegat: m he nded by Pham Van Dong, Deputy Prime Minister, arrived here by air this morning to take part in IndoChina talks expected to start within 72 hours. Mr D >ng said in a statement at airport:
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    QUEEN IS NEW COL-IN-CHIEF
    50 1 OTTAWA. May 4. (Reuter)— Queen Elizabeth \s to be Colo-nel-in-Chief of the new Canadian Guards Regiment, it was announced today. The guardsmen will wear scarlet ceremonial uniforms and olack bearskins like their British counterparts. Badges, buttons and insignia of rank have been approved by the Queen.
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    THEY STAND BY AS PETROL DRIES UP
    123 1 KUALA LUMPUB, Tues. About 1.200 gallons of gasoline were feared lost on rubber land 13 miles from Kuala Lumpur today as firemen and oil operatives stood by anxiously to '"let it dry up io safety." Tlie petuL was loaded tn three compartments of
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    HE BACKED HORSES AN BORROWED TO COVER LOSSES
    867 2 HE BACKED HORSES AN BORROWED TO COVER LOSSES Alleged confession of cashier who handled miUio**. of dollars a day -while family Lved Ln pov 'Pay Insufficient To Feed My Family IN the Singapore Assixes yesterday wos unfolded the story of a bank's Chief* Cashier who handled millions of dollars a
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    COMMODITY PRICK
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    CHINESE TEACHERS CALL ON TEMPLERS
    167 2 CHINESE TEACHERS CALL ON TEMPLERS KLALA LUMPUR Tuei Eighty school teachers J'i of -hem women from Chinese schools in New Villages in Selangor. Trengganu Kelantan this evening ia I King's House in Kuala Lu--. P Seventy of the ichool teachers were fron Se angor and from tht :\vo East Coast
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    JUMBLE SALE
    33 2 THE St. John's Appeal Week will include a jumble sale §tj ed "Mistakes and Misfits" 'to be held at the St. Andrew's Memorial Hall. Singapore, on June 2\\ from 10 a.m.
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    Phone Change-Over Extension Planned TO COST SEVERAL MILLIONS
    364 2 Phone Change-Over Extension Planned TO COST SEVERAL MILLIONS Standard Staff Reporter INTENSION plans running: into millions of dollars to provide continuity of work when the Oriental Telephone and Electric Companv changes over to the Singapore Telephone Board on Jan. 1, 1*55. are now being considered bv the Colonv Government. Tht
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    Tribute To AW For Aid To School
    89 2 HONGKONC. Tuts u thanked recenth b> tlu I for his donation ol M(i.(-h <vill br fray cost of reronstriiitiu. j aJJ» Free School. A mony Superior M otrtmony in Sp ak ng oi I Wi nc Hok-J Buddhist I 1 made the one
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    CHANGE IN WAVELENGTH
    55 2 ENGLISH programmes of Kadio Malaya, Smgapore will be transmitted on 62.24 metres. 4820 kc/s instead of 41 67 metres, 7200 kc/s from p' m today. «J? U L *»n-f«. H la believed, will benefit shortwave listeners m most part s of the FedPlaming of a deterioration in
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    CHANGES IN PILGRIM SHE SAILING DATE
    13 2 CHANGES IN PILGRIM SHE SAILING DATE I i b H I I I
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    HULL DUE IN S'PORE TODAY
    11 2 HULL DUE IN S 'PORE TODAY F F I Fot S
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    Wife Tore I-Card after A Quarrel
    57 3 If 9 ir«e »f destroying her p[ „s »l Frankel Estate, told ml District Court yesterday: irr-t with my husband over our ,||N, > tecutiaf siid the husband, On? rt to the ptliee when Neo tore up h;:r P< f tfl s ..;>)ni! bond
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    PRINCIPAL WITH THREE CHARGES 5 REFUSED BAIL
    179 3 PRINCIPAL WITH THREE CHARGES 5 REFUSED BAIL In appl tiun ,or J)liI made by Mr. R.C.H. Lim, mg Choi Sin.*, headmaster of St. Jrt >!i< School, who is toeing charges of „d caustaf hurt, and attempted u ied down hy the judge, Mr. H. A. ipore Fifth Police Court yesterday.
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    FRANMERS FORM FIRST TO-OP BODY
    19 3 S < E its kind Pasi *4 i M S x. 1 ll Of be
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    37 3 Mininiaterinc the Singapore Government. Mrs. W. A. C. vl P ;-i u Mrn ""veiling the plaque renaming the H. M. S. 11 *'*Uully < iW) Watching her are Mr. Goode (extreme left) Vn,or Officer, Royal Malayan Navy.-rSJandard p^to.
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    A New Ship For The Malayan Navy
    129 3 E. l1 I Penyu then W.A.C. Goode, Mrs. I toek Comma:. H.M.S. Terror. C *•>- -tain H. Kirkwood. on I Ihe Dj)> hick where G > i e renamed her H.M W S Penyu. am i p. tion Of the P i ed
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    JUNIOR STAMP COLLECTORS
    36 3 THE flrsl inior si SI ■> itution a nan of the l •il I The Standard that tin* *g nre interested in l i-' tion Bnd ige imps, aro im I fee is $1
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    MANCHESTERS LEAVE
    251 3 nuated Reds For 3 Years WON FAME AS BEST MARKSMEN IN FEDERATION THE First Manchester Regiment, 721 offi£Lt? < m n ft Sin 9°pore in the trooper ftsturias for Britain yesterday. Year of 2 g j°! 0I t S homeward bound after three Thei? hL I! f r
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    UNION AIDS FIREMEN VICTIMS' CHILDREN
    189 3 [ILDREN of the five lit imen Vh i 10-st their lives Ln the recent fire il Robertson Quay in Singapore on April 20, hiv '> »n assured of theii tion by tin? Fii i Bi iga ie Employ. ided it t ha ion'a i S
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    ART EXHIBITION
    31 3 MR FRANCIS WlTs art ex- i <". i'. ii 1 of tiie St. Nicholas Home for the Blind will the Khek Association, Burmah Road. Penang at I m m Friday.
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    DRIVER EINED
    25 3 FOR irrying excess passengers in a lorry. K. Guru- was fined S5O by the Singapore Fir>t Traffic MagisMr. T. Kulasekaram. yes ter lay.
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    Ice Stars To Marry
    100 3 15 rears and hive aeea skating together Bfl B team for the last four years Both are M years old and are K.ik lish. Mr. Speacer told TinStandard that th.y would tv leaviag the show short In They derided to marrv at Singapore because they want
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    Union May Get Aid From ICFTU
    241 3 Kl ALA LIMPIR. Tuts— A representative of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions will arrive in Kuala Lumpur, on Thursdav to find out what material aid, possibly of a financial kind, should be given to the 50,000-strons Malavan Plantation Workers* Inion. >. Mr.
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    FIREMEN GET ANOTHER $50
    75 3 THE Singapore Standard Fund for the dependants of the five firemen who died fighting the recent godown fire rose to 14,336.53 with yesterday's donations of $50. The Fund closes tomorrow. Donations should be sent to The Editor. Singapore Standard, 128 Robinson Road, Sin^pore 1. The Standard
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    ENGINEER IS FINED $25
    44 3 AN electrical engineer, E. N. Reynolds, was yesterday fined $25 by the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate, Mr. T. Kulasekaram, on a charge inconsiderate driving by driving out of Oldham l.ane into Orchard Road, on Feb. 12 without taking due precau-
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    NETHERLANDS REMEMBERS HER WAR DEAD
    107 3 NETHERLANDS REMEMBERS HER WAR DEAD i HE D'_;fi-ji Community in Singapore celebrated its Remembrance Day yesterday in honour of all members of the Allied forces and tha civilians who died in their,. efforts to liberate the Kingdom of tha Netherlands during World War 11. Ne irly 100 peopl eal ed
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    WOULD-BE THIEF GETS 4 MTHS. JAIL
    175 3 WOULD-BE THIEF GETS 4 MTHS. JAIL JOHORE BAHRU. Tuei Tan Chong Sain, of Singapore to four months' imprisonment by Mr N L Cohen in the Session, Court for committing lurking house trespass with intent to steal. Tan wai seen attempting to climb through a window in the Town Council canteen
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      41 3 BARGAIN BUY! You can advertise your needs for as little as ten cents a word in the classified columns of the Standard. Advertisements accepted at 128, Robinson Road or at the branches of the Standard in Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Ipoh.
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    Shared Prize
    52 4 Smiling happily the winners of the Rotary Club of Singapore Speech Contest. Colin Leicester of RafTles Institution and Kee Siok Tim of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus congratulate each other. Both students tied yesterday to win the Challenge Cup donated by Runme and Kun Run Shaw.
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    Views On Bill Sought
    60 4 THE Select Committee appointed b>* the Singapore Legislative Council to consider un<\ report on the Hindu Monogamous Marriage Bill invites representations Irom individuals or bodies. Copies cf representations should be addressed to The k of the Legislative Council. Colonial Secretary's Office. Ei res* P.xcv. S tngapore
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    PENANG SOCIAL
    36 4 THK Penang V.-zrip M. vans Club held a succ* ss I social and dai 1 at tin W< stlands Schoo ba during the Week-end. There waa a large tunw meml t rs and friends.
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    Lottery Men Are Fined $1,500 Each
    150 4 Lottery Men Are Fined $1, 500 Each ONE Kee Chong and Sic Ah Keng pleaded suilty to a charge of assisting in a "Chap-ji-kec" lottery and were fined 51.500 each, in default four months' rigorous imprisonment, in the Sincanore Fourth PaliM Court yesterday. A third man. Gwee Tet Soong claimed
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    Contractors Visit School Of Building
    109 4 AN ELEVEN-MAN delegagation of the Singapor. Chinese Sub-Contractors' Association yesterday visited the Co-lony-s School 0 1 h.. ing 1 v e€ for themselves thi ine given to th< student; laying. ruSL J 3 i T fon Seaports Lhief Employment Offv < y d The Standard
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    2 THAI RUBBER OFFICIALS DUE
    61 4 NAI Chitr Bamrungriuma and Nai Pun Ma leva, the two Thai rubber officials, who were the recipients of thc United Nation*^ Food and Agricultural Organisation fellowships for six monthg study, are expected to arrive in Singapore, shortly. These officials will study at the Ruhher Research
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    Hawker Is Acqurfted
    55 4 the City Police magistrate yesterday decided not to convict a man who had been hawking cotlee in a prohibited area Ajibkhan Shinuddin said he was leaving for his country in a week. "In that case, we can't possibly let vou go with a conviction, Mr. j. M
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    NEW SITE FOR CREMATORIUM
    58 4 *****t EW lie ior $600,000 crematorium in Upper Aljunied Road, east of the Hindu crematorium, will be considered by the Health Committee of toda mgapore C]t y Council The crematorium was originally planned for Bukit Brown hut could not be built there because "lhe City Water
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    Fed. Teacher Trainees
    205 4 Hostel Abcut Ready A HOSTEL to accom modate Federation teacher trainees is part of the overall plan of the new Singapore Teachers' Training College, which is rapidly nearing completion, the Director of Education, Mr. D. McLellan, said yesterday. This hostel will eliminate the housing diflieiilties of trainees
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    Home Guards Fire On Lone Terrorist
    162 4 KIALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Home guards have wounded a terrorist who was carrying a Bren gun near Kampong Bersang, close to the Siamese border in the Pasir Mas district of Kelantan. Following up, .they found I blood trail., and recovered one j Bren gun magazine
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    He Made It Authentic This Time
    83 4 CHONG MAN NAM recently helped the Singapore Police fight crime bv -appearing i n a short feature made by the Malayan Film Cnit. In the picture. Chong appeared as a "bandit" who was finally brought to book when he was arraigned before a Singapore
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    LANDLORD GOT THE BENEFIT
    90 4 A LANDLORD. Yusof bin Mohamed -wai pei terday given thi benefit <f the doubt i rgl c f using '.nal force in an attempt to outrage the modesty < I woman. Hapsaih t inte Mi i in a hu- in C tani R< ad In the
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    Thief Is Caught In The Act
    108 4 Thief Is Caught In The Act LEE AH Kow d to unlock a h.. jrcle p-anu five-foot way in Gl R. .ul but was arrest* < was in the a a :th the ma< him stated Jn the S t Second Crimins I Court 5 On reel ring ii twc
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    'READING FOR PLEASURE'
    24 4 A NKW •R. ading fo. Pleasun heard over Radio Malaya stations oi Siu. api < i\ Lumpur and y at 4.''. p.m.
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    DRAW POSTPONED
    29 4 THE draw of the University of Malaya Students' Union lottery hn- now U-en postponed to June 12 at I rrn at the Arts Theatre, University of Malaya.
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    GIRL LOST
    23 4 A 17-year-old girl, Ali See. i^ reported missing from nt r house in 10 Gilstead Road. Singapore, 2 p.m cn Monday.
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    Model Of U.S. Village
    50 4 A model of an American village is now on exhibition at the United States Information Seivice Library. lt is a reproduction of Lebanon. Connecticut, an American farm village about 50 niilc> from the shores of the At lantic in the north-eastern section of the l'nited States
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    'Live A Fragrant Life' She Says
    107 4 'Live A Fragrant Life' She Says Miss Betty Hrarae, Coty Beauty Adviser, has this advice for womtt: ""Live a fragrant life." She is to train girls U become perfume experts aad v% en r _i alned b Messrs. V. K. Vicks aod Company Ltd., at the Princes. Keatan- raat last
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    UKNOWN
    10 5 ind.dd i 1 De- Pl of the help lie
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    SED LADDER N GETAWAY
    13 5 SED LADDER N GETAWAY R Monday •I'upant I Riving ue of noi ing
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    OIL TANKER SALVAGED
    20 5 OIL TANKER SALVAGED W a workei which had I in Dune I I rying aviaI eding to an I I
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    Union Starts An Employment Plan
    136 5 Standard Stall Reporter or Singapore's growing unemploySingapore Clerical and Adminis i nion has started an employment all unemployed clerical workers can r to obtaining billets. "Su h a move.** said Mi Yew H :.t ot "would not only workers but i also be a graph
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    End rheumatism While You Sleep
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    FGEU STEPS UP DRIVE FOR FUNDS
    99 5 FGEU STEPS UP DRIVE FOR FUNDS A VIGOROUS campaign is ted by the ration of Singapore Governme I i ployees' Unions to j■ anding .-> inscriptions from its 14,000 members e fund to build a foi i Go ernment The target figure f<»r th_s $100,000 and the •>:i has led
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    4 MONTHS FOR HAVING OPIUM
    42 5 TAN YAN POH propri. provis >p in K pong Bahru s■g; > sentenced in the Se* p terday 1 months' simp e imprisonment for possession of three packets of raw o A the <• Ta gave notice of apand
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    HAWKER FNED
    25 5 I IR selling "k ach a n g al Princess Elizabeth t 'he Esplanade. R. Mai -,\-as fined $50 in Police Court yesti
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    Fed. Social Workers' 1st Conference
    100 5 PENANG. Tues lle of Sociai Workers of the Federation of Malaya, which held it- Rrsl annual conference over the weekend de- ;ded on affiliation to the Government Services s Council aiui the Malayan Trade Union Council respectively. The :>nferet_ e he I tl the Heah
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    SUPERVISEE SENTENCED
    101 5 JOHORE BAHRU Tiie^.— Abdul Rahman, a police supervisee, who failed to report to the police on the due date was today sentenced to three months' imprisonment by the police court. Abdul Rahman was in 1952 sentenced at Muar to two years imprisonment to be 1 >.- lowed by
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    PURSE FOUND
    45 5 A purse containing an Identity card (with the name Phoei Seng Ne) and $2.55 in cash was found Ul a taxi in Singapore. It has now been handed over to the Registrar of Vehicles and anyone claiming the purse should contact the R.O.Y.
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    Fisherman Loses Eye After Blow
    185 5 PENANO. Tues. A fisherSaad bin AM, with a >\ ei his eve heard Dr. Poopalaaingham of the GenHospital tell the Magis- rl ye >ter<}ay that he d never regain the sight of his right eye .main. r) Poopalasingham was givevidence when another an. Amal bin
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    Australian Centre For Asian Students
    74 5 AN artist's impression, from plans for International House, shews the first block of the giant building wiich i.s to provide att ommodation and a social centre for oversea* and Australian students near the University af Mel- bourne. The building, for nearly 300 Asian students from
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    Malacca Solving Housing Problem
    267 5 MALACCA, Tues. The Settlement Government today gave an assurance that all efforts would be made to solve its housing problems. This assurance was given by the President. Mr. Ci.E.C. Wisdom, soon alter the Council adopted the report oi its Select Committee on Housing. r l";it» S.mi
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    PURCELL'S BOOK IS SNUBBED?
    190 5 LONDON, Tues.— la Dr. V Puree'! -ett ing the silent treatment? T tia i lestion arises from the a e of any review or treatment of his controv H»k -Malaya: Comit or Free" wk h wai P lhe d ye>terday. M li tha more striking that
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    2 FINED FOR FOOD OFFENCE
    74 5 .1OHORF. BAHRl'. Tues.— W< Xyok. and Chong Theam, of Pekan Nanaj New Village. were each fined $400 in the Sessions Court, Pontian yesterday, for taking away cooked rice from a food restrict* I crea. withoul a permit. The prosecuting oflicer told Mr. X. L. Cohen.
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    RICE FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES
    99 5 BANGKOK, May 4 (AFP)— Field Marshal Pibul Songgram, Thai Premier and Acting xMinister for Flit— wif Affairs, -today announced that Thailand h*l decided to reduce the prices and premiums for rice exports as from April 15. The Government has >et up a committee to
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    LAWLER FOR FILM FESTIVAL
    78 5 MR JAMES LAVVLER. Publicity Manager of Shaw Brothers, will be attending tho South-East Asia Film Festival in Tokvo from May 8 to 20. He will art a.s personal assistant to Mr. Run Run Shaw, the Malayan Film magnate who. as Vire-President of the Federation of Motion
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 5 HONGKONG, Mav 4— Special Standard Seivice: Closing puces J Of the Hongkong Exchange today were: $15u74_ 1<» £1 sterling: $5.7375 to US$l: $lJ26'to MalaI van $1; M).2:;u to one Indonesian 1 Rjpiah; Gold $247.7.) to l tad.
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    $20 M. EXPANSION PLAN IS BACKED
    260 5 Port Swettenham Facilities PORT SWETTENHAM, Mon.— The Federal port authorities are giving full backing to arrangements to improve the existing port facilities at Port Swettenham. Import and export trade turnover at Port Swettenham has lately reached the maximum that the port can safely and
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    39 5 WINCi Commander HI". Moore, the new Commanding Officer of No. 1 Squadron. Royal lian Air Force. Ten«ah. bein* welcomed hy Win» Commander A.R. Kmslie. the pre.sent ommmdin« Officer who is return in* to Australia earie this month. RAAF photo
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      82 5 Weather Report Minimum Temperature: I rom 7.30 p.m. on May 3to 7 .J0 a.m. on May 4. Spore (77F). Penans: (77Fj. Kota Bahru (75F). K. 1.. Wai, Ipoh (76Fi, Kuantan (7!H. Maximum .Temperature: From 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on May 1. Spore OOF). Penang ItSF), Kota Bahru (90F). Kuala
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      643 5 |n ngapore! IM HI m kii i n»\>: rrcc oduca- i m T.i-i \*m.^. Kl M mda otr Bukit Timal Road a I Wesl H I >111.1.1. ro.: n'n. >nnw r.»:* >tafT «:id frien li it Shell The_it:en__\ I > ve: Q.ia.v 1 15 f1..-kv P.iz.uie. Better Man, j: I
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      Party Going Gone ?
      806 6 Party Going Gone 1/YKN it-- most ardent supporters will not claim that the Socialist Party which had its inaugural meeting last Saturday at Singapore's Victoria Memorial Hall, V.. born under the most auspicious of circumstance?. For one thing the proceedings were twice interrupted by the Police to inform the conveners
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    WHY HASN'T MALAYA BEEN GIVEN INDEPENDENCE?'
    949 6 WHY HASN'T MALAYA BEEN GIVEN INDEPENDENCE?' S 1 1 I i your of it is an such .v ,c v. t xpect fro n a rea 3 nat 1 nal us- >( r. The editorial in q tstraight-l the-sh. 1 der addr. s, on the ii sue of indepi nek
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    Worried Teachers
    77 6 Sir; -As a lot has been said about the Scheme of Salary for the Teachers of English in the Vernacular Schools and tbe Government !l se lf J s a vare of the 'art thai the Scheme is unsatisiactory. I would like to request he Government to study
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      Fasting Month Welcomed
      121 6 UTUSAN MELAYU w< i es the fasting month and says thai fasting should make! the rich conscious of the sufferings of tht poor. The, paper also criticises the of unity among uie religious bodies in the roun-4 v in regard to the daU the 1 fasting month
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      Fund Drive Supported
      116 6 SIX CHEW JIT POH supports thc drive to raise funds for < icouragemenl and support ol Chinese s< hools in tiie rural areas. At present, there are < about 15 rural schoolj and the conditions and accommoeave much to be( a omp ished. aily j ays F
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    A DUNKIRK Of THE DUNGHILL
    841 6 "Pijfife Fough Senator McCarthy ♦A Bad Nan, Gone Wrong../ %4S SMS cAssAJvmmA The jam ous British cola m n ist uho is cava in" the Senti te Com mi tier's in restitution of Senator Joe McCarthy in II oshingUm** J HAVE been watching the greatest
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    'NO Nttu TO SEND TROOPS TO ASIA'
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    120 PEOPLE GET AWARDS FROM QUEEN
    36 7 120 PEOPLE GET AWARDS FROM QUEEN iETTA Mall (.<> i i iir Cent ;<,-. ernor's Vah beneath a porl 1. 111, the Q ven inI peoj ile, incl .ding I I ese, with awards < patt< id a i
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    100 CONTEST EIRE POLLS
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    MEET MacD.
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    Ready To Fire..
    47 7 FRENCH Inion artillery unit being put into new positions and ready to file against the Communist Vietminh forces' new offensive "some where in Indo-China'. Note a small parachute is seen at left dropped from a plane with food for the fighting gunners, IP, photo.
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    River Clues May Lead To Murderer
    69 7 River Clues May Lead To Murderer RA 1 FORD -ON A V C N 4 (Reuter) P- stret h he Riv. ered I 1 i mud them to the mun e Olive Ben- ,-w e. The r id 12 feet net p. kh so that rch t hi 1 midwas
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    BAN H-BOMB SAY WORKERS
    56 7 BLACKPOOL. Mav .4: (R< liter) Leadei Britain's most rl nion, the d Engine* ring Uni day ca led on the «M)00.000 trade ui ioi to --".lit a:: ath hydrogi nb. pre- eers, ••'ii an emergei lion in conf i rei hi re ui "the it ol
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    Another Town Hit By Quake
    33 7 i JS May 4. (R A si i ong < arthquake near Olymp i i i Greec< At Obi. p irted. eommunica ions were rut. Police i laniage to ■>.
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    Tender Foot' Inducted
    42 7 I """ii Magsaysay deft) ef the PhilipI, R th* K.,% Seoul si;.., heing indiuted as foot" and Honorary President of the Hi' Philippines during the giand opening lh Hrst National Jamboree held in Manil.i from foreign eouutriee U.P. K^
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    INDO-CHINA PEACE TALKS GET UNDER WAY SOON
    339 7 INDO-CHINA PEACE TALKS GET UNDER WAY SOON Both Sides Will Be Represented GENEVA, May 4, (Reutcr).— The Geneva conference lost night summoned delegates from both sides now fighting in Indo-China to peace folks expected to begin here in the next three or four days. The Western powers invited the three
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    40 7 photo PRIME MINISTER sir Winston Chun hill, wearing grin, reees >n his buttonhole, is presented with a bouquet on his arrival at London's Koyal Albert Hall last Fridav U _>•♦•- -«»do at a grand habitation meeting of th«- Primrose League. A.P.
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    4 U.S. REDS ARE JAILED FOR SEDITION
    93 7 4 U.S. REDS ARE JAILED FOR SEDITION SAN FRANCISCO. Mav 4. (Reuter).— -Three Communists and a young woman sympathiser were sent to prison lure yesterday for being accessories to teaching or advocating thc overthrow of the United States government by force. The defendants were: Sidney Steinberg. 39, and Samuel Coleman,
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    CAPTAIN SHOT DEAD IN tGYPT
    76 7 PORT SAID. May -1 (AP' A British Arhiy captain was shot (U>..d nnd a British major seriously wounded last night near Kantara, in tiie Sue/. Cana area. Egyptian police here reported today. Police said "unknown persons*' opened fire on a vehicle in which tljj offl
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    3 LABOUR MPs GET THE SACK
    167 7 LONDON. May 4 Keuter)— Three of the labour Opposition's twelve whips -Parliamentary inanajjcis were last nifcht tacked from their unpaid posts as n sequel to a dramatic 'revolt" last week when li.'» Socialist All's delicti their leaders in a debate *m kIM hydrogen bomb.
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    Services Bishop
    42 7 POPE P\ us XII ha< nan Mon ignor David Mathew, liftlar archbishop >>' Apamea in Bithynia to be bi-hup in nary tor Roman Ca serving in Britain's an -.-i es, it was offici a iced in thf Vatican City day. Reuter
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    Asian Parley Was Important
    228 7 Effects Felt In Geneva NKW DELHI, May 4 (Reuter)— Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, Indian Prime Minister, said here last night that the decisions reached by the five Asian nations at the recent Colombo conference would affect the Geneva conference "both materially and morally.'* He waa replying to
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    'GOLDEN HARVEST'
    67 7 THE South past Asia Film I Festival Award Trophy, entitled "(iolde M Harvest' 1 in the tradition ef Ani-rua's ArudeniN Award *°Osear M Will he girea to the top fea lure motion pirture released during the first film festival whirh is sehe(iuled to he held in Tokyo from
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    UP-TO-DATE CABLE SHIP IS LAUNCHED
    83 7 NEWCASTLE ON TYNE. .day 4 (Reuter) Britain's most modern cable repair ship, ;he 3.300-ton vessel Recorder, launched iiere yesterday. The Recorder, built for Cable anil Wireless I. imited. is the largest in the company's fleet and will be stationed at Singapore. Sh e will help
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    Greece May Ask JN To Decide OnCyprus
    218 7 Greece May Ask JN To Decide OnCyprus ATHENS, May 4 AP).— Prime Minister Field-Marsha! Papagos formally announced yesterday 'hat Greece will take the Cyprus issue before tiie (Jnited Nations General Assembly unless Britain agrees to a bilateral settlement of the issue. In a written statement PapagOS said responsibility lor Ihi*
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    British Production Is Rising—Butler
    126 7 LONDON. May 4 (Renter)— Mr. R. A. Butler. Chancellor of tlie Exchequer, told the House of Commons last night that production in Britain was rising, 'employment was being maintained and the country was going forward with "hope and confidence." He liad earlier announced lhat the solo
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    AFTER GENEVA THE C'WEALTH
    85 7 AFTER GENEVA THE C' WEALTH LONDON. Mav 4. (AFP) Sir Winston Churchill .-aid tooay thai alter the Geneva conference, t'ne Br\ti>h Government might deem it advisable to eail a Commonwealth conference to review the world situation and discuss problems of interest He said this in the House oi Commons alter
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    VISITORS DINE AT KREMLIN
    38 7 MOSCOW. May 4 (Reuter)Mr. Vr.<\ .la r\ is. President < the British National Union el Students, and a British -tildents' delegation took dinner at the Kremlin last night with Mav Day vi-itors from 14 countries.
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    Boy Started All This...
    107 7 SYDNEY. May 4: (Keuter) A small boy. one of tenthousand visitors to the Inited States destroyer Obannon. threw the ship into turmoil here today. Wandering on to the bridge in rapid succession he: Sounded the general alarm railing the crew to battle stations; sounded the chemical
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    UN PIAO IS JAILED-CLAIM
    63 7 TAIPEI, May 4 (UP) Nationalist li tgence reported today that Hed Chinese Gen Lin Piao, spe< ialist of the •nan wave'' assailll in Korea, way imprisoned Peking Aing a row with Red leader Mao T■• rig Tatao m-w- agency, voice of the Ministry o| Interior, ridied
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  • RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
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      LONDON RUBBER
      26 7 Spot 18 d June 18*d. July Sept. 18id. Oct. Dec. 19 d. Jon. Mor. 19. d May c.i.f. 1 B_. d Tone: Quietly steady.
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      LONDON TIN
      28 7 Spof £720 per ton buyers. £722 10 teller*. Three months £7 16 buyers, £717 10 sellers Settlement price: £712/10 Sale Morning: 90 tons. Afternoon: 65 tons.
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    Woman In Fortress Decorated
    140 7 Woman In Fortress Decorated HANOI May i dim lee) Nurse Geaeeie-Vf D-fKalard Terrauhe. the only woman in the beira guered north Indo lun.i garrison of Dien Kon Phn. has been awarded the Legion of llonom onr of Frame's highest awards, it was offli nil learned yesterday. General Christie i>e Castries.
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    Work On A-Pile
    32 7 LONLX >\ i (AFP first Brit ilm ..t the etoi energj ihlishn ei I it Hai Oxford. Atomic d i» head of the atomh ment. Sir John ed ine -aoik
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      523 8 EAST ASIATIC Llwp SAILINGS TO COM Is, M For Aden Port Said Genoa \„t U, V U|, Gdynia. Copenhjum i,v x) ".\I_KONIA" if," J xx) "PASADENA" JOMj „S xxx) "LALANDIA" xxxx) "MALAYA- x) Calls London (pt xxi Calls Beyrouth. N xxx) Calls London (pa. i xxxx) Calls Bevrouth and K
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    Free Rubber Market Best 'For All Concerned
    259 9 Free Rubber Market Best 'For All Concerned Artificially Set Prices Don't Work THF FREE MARKET principle is Ihe best for ill *d in the rubber titi*. n mg lhe rubber •>• K intries, :n thc >f American rubber manuf hirers. I n y fee] that having I the working of
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    Red Plans Decide Tin Prospects
    332 9 THE PRESIDENT of Pacific Tin Consolidated, Mr. Norman Cleaveland. says that the pro-! ■pectl for the tin riining in-' dustry this year are dependent primarily upon two factors. Mr. Cleaveland. whose com-P'-ny ;<_ the only American- ?u' n tin millin g company in the Far
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    BLACK PEPPER DEMAND IS CONSISTENT
    267 9 ONE OF THE reasons for the narrowing of prices between white and black peppei in the Singapore market in the past months has been the consistent demand from the consuming countries particularly the United States for black pepper, leading traders told The Standard. Pepper prices
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    BARGAIN BUY!
    44 9 You can advertise your needs for as little as ten cents a word in the classified columns of the Standard. Advertisements accepted at 128. Robinson Road or at the branches o* 4 he Standard in Kuala I our Penang and I pon
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    MARKETS
    115 9 Rubber 1 /«c. tirop RUBBER i as u. S ngap »re v < Bed l 7 a e v *i le\ els. flrst i rubbei i t -<■•-. I rket i day wil f lb f t y I- ike I i i i V *> I Lo. I
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    PRODUCE
    136 9 THE E l i in ,i u i .j •;i and nut il, h i busine Ooeon it oil wiu i ,11 |9 1 P«t l»i :1 I i t Poi •t ■lightly low< r le I i Peat copra < ,v jor runt (with June nipm i k
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    AMERICA HAS FIVE YEARS' RUBBER SUPPLY
    444 9 AMERICA HAS FIVE YEARS' RUBBER SUPPLY [N THE event of a war the Inked States today has sufficient rubber to last her for five years without resorting to importation of a single pound. This statement was made by Mr. W.J. Sears, VicePresident of thc Rubber .Manu facturers' Association Inc. Washington
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    Big Demand For Farm Machinery
    151 9 Big Demand For Farm Machinery A GLIMPSE of the important part played by British agricultural machinery In increasing farm production in Asia was a. lorded by a leading American engineer. Mr. Connors. Consultant to UNO's International Bank of Rt onstruction and Development Mr. Connors said that cljring his inspection tour
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    US AIRLINE'S HUGE PROFIT
    186 9 PAN AMERICAN World Airways, Inc.. reported a nei income for 1953 f U5510,803.--000 after provision vf US$9 110.000 for United State- and foreign taxes, sqcording to th< president of the sirlilM Juan iT. Trippe. the District Traffic Sales Manager of P.A A in I Singapore, Mr.
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    OFFICER HIT KIKUYU-FINED
    60 9 NAIROBI, Mav 4: (Renter) A Kenya police reserve officer, alleged to have -struck a Kikuyu prisoner with a piece of wood and thrown lighted matches at him. was fined £2o here yesterday for assault. Hugh Jack Howell, an assistant district commandant. pleaded not guilty to assault but
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    SHARES
    206 9 SH ARES MA I. .WAV t quo! t .ons in the S ngapi n narket yesterday dropped tc wring the lower price of tht tin im at noon. Industrial "-'nar-* nmained irregular, whik il I♦ i shares were featureless. Small bus inesa was report, d. Connemara 72 17 Cc Jeram
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      377 9 r8 i \bne* gy 4/ Copp ¥3 7^ nh Lt BE J \-C#UC#l*S.'-*T THAR AhO TK tO* YO -soVt WttMT Alley (ie P *y V.T. Hamlin ***X^am AND IF I KNOW AMY- IJ <ajT A GOOD I I VEH..AN' HOLD 'EM I I S ~"V I MWS ABOUT TACTICa r
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    SYDNEY STAR SINGS
    191 10 imi I o\V): Sliikliik M>n-.iion from s>,i,.. r limn Arf.y ta now Hm- i».'_-*t of < hi.-k.--i_ inn pnlron* win v take* t<> h«*r in a big nay our n mik la»l week, mm liter her irrl\;.i in Singapore, she It. nl h.r Tiiic Might >*ilnr.l i.r
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    EMPLOYED CELEBRATING
    7 10 EMPLOYED CELEBRATING H Hi 1 1 i
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    DOING THE TOWN
    73 10 '.*> with OSWALD HENRY and his Camera n-viJifti Jetley't Institute »t Indian Dance presented exerlleni h\o-nirhl tbon it I n „t u v mark nr»l M'biMdS lonnii'i-. firm" ..f r«-< itzil m.i* 4Hie> "lop l i«-r dance, while -i-Mni Dancers" leaturing hi in h :M Maureen, Ir.iinisc^
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    Over A Glass Of Wine
    42 10 (\ito\ii: Conversation piece nt tin* t<* kt>it it<r tn. i hn-iir tm*m*t4 in ii.** roefnb *r*» i«»\riy Mirie LtUB, l**c «1 rntity Keooetb HUbntWe, sinol»ore hii-ln.--, tycoon Johnny inn ami ih»» i arti»it* rbtefl race Veronica HHbnr-ae.
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    SHADES OF BAGDAD
    59 10 Kl 'II j -i i I I' H "li I I ..linr -tiiilio in.! il«.» .1 11 he -h.ii I here m il .i .I ill. mc ..r i Sim m. in I* i r U. Hotel > i I.t «ix thr in»\ if K i Pro
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    TRUDY'S BACK-SMILING
    136 10 Jhowins a lea on the dance S£ ~s SSrian! In V S!2E ,re p ,a,,lst ,le nlp Kleinman SKtfcS?" f m «ht-nut for him. and iCJiniJ T.iSiU V* r "naber. But Sat arK,i"', „f < j ,rry solianos or I tStrnU he ffnS tSiiSE!? U <l»nclng to the
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      97 10 4 TW Cockpit Talk of May fair" j ft^ SYLVIA MARTIN (I and BILL CURRIE »:h theif SONGS FOK THB SMARJ SET 5a irica I. Soph is 1 1< a led v > I apical and Original Jv NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAYS I PHONE: ***** FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS THE HOUSE FOR
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      13 10 I Tn^thi l^'^ 8 IN this serie I ON THIS PAGE QN SATURDAY
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      74 10 H e vCf I 8 v.' '"^Woo, )ove(inesi H S C_^' k lo Beautifui Yoi m I I lir. lK Bel km i a I |i jf 1 La-vet) I ipi I I V nM J Ifl entice fin* et i I |lf nit ite /O inspire b his pen
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    GREAT DAY FOR COLONY
    568 11  -  JEFFERY JAMES Klass Becomes Fastest Woman; Fed. Qualifies By MANILA, Tues.— A great day for Singapore and a great day for the daughter of a Colony insurance clerk, F. W. Klass, when Mary (18) became Asia's fastest woman, though not the winner. In the 100 metres
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  • SPORTS BRIEFS
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      SELETAR HELD
      50 11 TUAN Mong Old Boys' Asso- 'ciation nearly created an upset vesterdav in the D:v. 3A ol the SAFA. league at the CYMA. ground. Lead; -zg 2—l at half '-me thev were Anally he'.d by ithe Seletar Football Club. a<> until yesterday held \(J'', record with sin straight wins.
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      YMCA TENNIS
      38 11 RESULTS of yesterdays YMCA i tie*; were Open Singles: H. Khamij beat i Ong Swee Keng 6-2. 6-1: K S. Khong beat Lum Khe Liang beat 6-1. 6-1: A.G.B. Pakir beat Seet Bens Sm 6-2. 6-2
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      Rangers Win
      25 11 IN a S.A F.A. D;v. 3A league came .it the B.b DC. A. ground yesterday, Kinta Rangers teat ads Athletic Union I o.
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      ESA Annual Shoot
      33 11 THK Ex-Service Assoc ol Singapore will hold the *._nua! shooting competition at r'arrer SVC Rai. ee. Upper Th m><>n Road, at 9 a.m. on Sunday. Currv tiffin will be supplied.
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      Friendly 'Test'
      43 11 NINE, out of total tl M safa Junior Clubi combined tar trie Brst time to beat a Singapore Indian FA —also combining for :he ftrsi time thij season 0 in a friendly **test" of soccer strength at Jalan Besar stadium > esterday.
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      4 Goals Shared
      40 11 S<>. i;». AP arid Young Companions drew two all In yesterday's SAFA Division 2 game at Geylang stadium. Scorers were Siew Kay and Sin Yoriij tor S ial and Leong Say and Weng Chee for Young Companions.
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    TODAY'S Sport
    88 11 TODAY'S Sport SOCCER: SBHFA. League: Dir I—Coi*1 Coi* Storage v Breweries Jalan Bt-tar, Sime Darby v M.P.H. Geylang. Pulo Bukom v Fraser and Neavt Keppel Harbour. Div. Malayan Airways r Nederlands Trading Society —SRC, Borneo Motors Stanvac Farrer Park, Mansfield V Ford Motors Farrer Park, Guthrie v Imperial Chemical Industries
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    ALL THE RESULTS
    434 11 110 metres hurdles finals Saran Siimh < India) 14.7; Kawata Yuktyoshi (Japan) 14.8. Nakashima Takashiko "Japan*; 14 8. Pukazawa Michonosuke (Japan) 15.5: L. O. Valberg S'pore i 15.7 Magahis Iluminado (Philippines) 1 9 Singh's time established a new Asian game> record. Previous holder Xg Liana Chiang (S'pore*
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    More Records And Colds Co To Japan
    220 11 More Records And Colds Co To Japan MANILA. Tues. Nine new Asian (James records were eatabiished in athleti events at the second Asian Gameg here today by Japan. Indiar Pakistan. Israel. Singapore. Japan continued the weep by wi- five l< d rm making a total ol If <• it ot
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    Singopore's Football Chances Are Now Zero
    613 11 Singopore' s Football Chances Are Now Zero By JEFFERY JAMKS MANILA, Tues.— Singapore drew one all with Burma and are out of the soccer competition. It was once again a story of second half misfortunes only thi s time Skinner accepted the baptism of tire much more happilv. In this
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    'I Wiil Keep On Fighting'
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