Singapore Standard, 7 May 1954

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    16 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD sfad Vol. IV. No. 309. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAT 7, 1951. TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    79 1 May 6— Viefrmmh cs and foxholes art of Dien Bieif mid signs that assault on the :h Fortress might advantage bombin 1 anti-aircraft [own heavy Vietminh }am f L i fortr< it s1 [oj Hortar Fire Dien B i Ceasefire Bid I X: A tnce has conA i I
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    INDO-CHINA HOTSPOTS
    108 1 THIS map of Indo-China illustrates the important centres of action m the eight-year-old war, which has now reached a bitter climax m the siege of Dien Bien Phu m the north-west. t Points v\here supplies are brought from China to the Vietminh rebels 2, The besieged garrison of
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    Laniel Set To Win Confidence Vote
    196 1 PARIS, May 6.— Premier Joseph Laniel opening the debate on Indo-China m the National Assembly today called upon the House to rally round the government "so that France can defend her position at the side of our Allies and m face of our adversaries."
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    VAN FLEET IN SOUTH KOREA
    44 1 TOKYO. May 6 (UP)— Gen. James A. Van Fleet left Japan for his old battle grounds In South Korea today to see if; the Republic of Korea needs more United States military aid to guard the nation against Communism.
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    FLOG THEM, THEY SAY
    19 1 oa the Government to restore flammi 33 a purazmwm ""'ttn abolished cotpo»l pumduneut iv l»«.
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    $100,000 HAUL BY ARMED MEN
    296 1 $100,000 HAUL BY ARMED MEN AU 3 Telephone Lines In Shop Cut Victims Menaced By 2 Revolvers By WILLIE SOH, Standard Staff Reporter THREE men-Jwo of them armed with revolvers-entered a shop m Middle Road early yesterday evening and robbed the occupants of $100,000 cash and a large quantity of
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    George Medallist Killed Four Murdered In Red Trap
    257 1 George Medallist Killed Four Murdered In Red Trap JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. A George Medollist, >olice Lieutenant T. A. Charlton, and three Special lonstables were killed and three other SC's wounded m he Penggerang orea of South east Johore yesterday lfternoon when 30 terrorists ambushed a Land Rover :arrying Police personnel.
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    U.S. BOMBER IS MISSING
    53 1 CORPUS CHRIST I (Ti May »i (AP) The UJB Na..l Air Station ))> »rted oim of iti patrol bombers with ten rnor, on a routine (light. The P •>' A 1V last heard <rf <>j; wedn< nifhi over >h<* Gulf ol Me* 75 mik's ea>t «»f
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    CASHIER GETS FOUR YEARS' JAIL FOR FRAUD
    712 1 SENTENCE of four years' rigorous imprisonment was imposed m the Singapore Assizes yesterday on Loo Wee Wan, the former Chief Cashier of the Overseas-Chinese Banking Corpn., Ltd., found guilty of falsifying two bank documents involving $200,000. "An otlence of this character." said Mr.
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    Farmer's Family Row Ends In one Dead, 3 Hurt
    239 1 Farmer's Family Row Ends In one Dead, 3 Hurt A SINGAPORE farmer, his adopted daughter and his son-in-law, wen- found lyinc m pools' of blood m an attap farm house m Jurong M 2 a.m. yesterday. The farmer. 53-year-old >X Wan was dead. He was covered with blood and had
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    STANDARD PRICE INCREASE
    150 1 STANDARD PRICE INCREASE Wl. rejjret that as from May !1 the price of The Singapore Standard and The Sunday Standard Kill he increased to IS Matt, We take this step with considerable reluct ante. When m I ebruary of last year we reclined the price of our papers to ten
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    Spaniards In Gibraltar Checked Up
    83 1 GIBH \i :v\n. I British t »t hei lay << I ;ihK who da rrofi tne I to work Ti known y\i i (Praii atvl ..usperted m< of Con ntTinist groups and hay« suspended their vl Aero i the f ontiei ipra« ln| Span! h
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    4-Min. Mile — At Last
    68 1 4-Min. Mile At Last OXFORD. May I \P> Refer Hanni.slt'r v* 1 1 jib j>toiindMic 3 tin n ii i« if I v<«oii(ls today arhicvt'd lh*» athl«'t«*'s uildfst drrams for a four minute mil<*. Th»- former Oxferd a< running on his familiar O\ ford athlftir grounds Ix'fore 1.000 persons. brtler«4
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    SUGAR PRICES JUMP DESPITE THE WARNING
    198 2 Don't Pay More In Free Mart-Official Standard Staff Reporter THE retail prices of sugar m certain areas of Singapore have been rising m the past few days to levels higher than before the decontrol. An official statement issued m Singapore yesterday requested the public
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    Woman Foils Jobbery Bid
    207 2 Wrist Hurt In Struggle PENANG, Thurs.— A valiant resistance put up by a 52 -y ear-old woman foiled an attempt made by four Chinese, one armed with a knife, to rob a small temple m Perak Road, only 50 yards from the Dato Kramat Koad Police
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    Requisitioned Land Award $105,851
    106 2 Requisitioned Land Award $105,851 MALACCA, Thurs. A Land Tribunal awarded Mr. Ong Hin Tiang liere today $105.--851.25 for about I!>J acres of Tanjong Bruas seaside land Inclusive of a four-acre hillside lot behind it. which had been requisitioned. It wa<? stated tha! Ong and his brother purchased the iand m
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    HIS CHARGE WAS REDUCED
    66 2 aIR. THOMAS Peter Wood, wh waa erroneously reported m The Standard of ".May 6 as haviig been fried $.00 in 'the Singapore Second Traffv- Court, for dangerous driving was m fact convicted or. j ro- Z duced rhars? e of nez .gent 1 driving. I I
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    EVIDENCE LACKING -MAN ACQUITTED
    56 2 j THE Singapore First 7-. me Magistrate, Mr. T. Ku learam, yesterday he d that there was insufficient evidence and' arqur.ted Tan Meng Ti::^ n a charge of causing the de.,- of a 55-year-old cyclist A »dul Manap bin Abdul Gapur by a neg.iger.t art not
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    Firemen's Fund Closes At $4,354
    98 2 Firemen's Fund Closes At $4 ,354 A sum of $68 was contributed yesterday to the Singapore Standard Fund for the dependents if the five firemen who perished fighting the n nodown fire at the junction of Teck Guan Streel and Robertson Quay. The Fund closed yesterday with a total of
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    111 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prwrs (cents per ib m Sinea pore on Thursday were: Ku.vers Sellers No RJUI Spot Loose 592 60S No. 1 R.S.S. <;02 60} No. 2 R.S.S. 59i 59 J No. 3 R.S.S. 58* 58* Tone: Steady iin van t The price of tin yesterday was $359]
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    RADIO PATROL CAUGHT DETECTIVE
    78 2 RADIO PATROL CAUGHT DETECTIVE A singapork detective ent Scow Kiiiam Song attached to the .Narcotic* Branch, was One I $150 by the First Traffic Magistrate, Mr. T I aeekaram, yesterday. foi a motorcycle w.-i c:\re and while not covered f third party Insurance The prosecutor. Senior Insp Rahma n bin
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    UNKNOWN
    112 2 PRESIDENT of the Singapore Trade I'nion Congress, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday described as "utter nonsense" a House of Commons statement that ttie seamen\ strike m the Colony was the result of rivalry between two unions. The statement wrai made i y the Minister of State for the Colonies.
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    SC Gets Four Months For Taking Bribe
    136 2 JOHORE BAIIKI. Thurs. Atari bin II invu, Special Constable on Xanyo Kstate. wmm teatenced'b Mr V L. Cohen, m the Sessions Court. Kota linn to four months' imprisonment for accepting an ill,'* gratification of 815 from a labourer* The Court Atan stopped the
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    SHE DIDN'T GIVE WAY
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    TEACHER FINED
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    And The Press Was Them To Get It
    150 2 And The Press Was Them To Get It MANDATORY ORDFRS-' Cy THE City Police Magistrate. Mr. J. M. DevereuxColebourn wanted to know the City Council's policy regarding their application of mandatory orders m the rases of people who are likely to have plans of their houses passed on application. The
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    25 3 fi Bor, huMti.'ssnijui. and his bride, the Thoag, wh<> wero married m Taipin? ride is t'i h»*r «>f the Hua Lian Hij;h Sell— l, Tupin*;.
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    Nair Receives Another Rebuff
    303 3 (ORE Governwieot 1 yesterdoy, for the second a request 1 for H«e reinstatement of Mr. C. i the reach *9 profession. Mr. Nair was vary of the Taachers' Union, who was dearly two yeorj under the Emergency Regu- 3 f 'ons, n re- < insi itemei
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    Rotary Club Offers Books For Essays
    30 3 Rotary Club Offers Books For Essays n Sin in a I ire are I y the X I W f i W I I I I i of S silver
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    Going For UK Leave
    45 3 I Mr A. <rijj)it>. iger of \>Ml! HU I Mala- >: ru t hosao i leave Itr 1 1 Mlt ISO md the Sinca- ori)s He m tlv* at prenimiu ip if W ill 1 «::•.>, R BlyUi j. pen to 11 r-
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    DISEASE PREVENTION IS HIS AIM
    317 3 Medical Chief Has Big Plans THE Director of Medical Services, Dr. R. H. Bland, will press for an early introduction of on island-wide preventive service to reinforce the schemes already m existence m Singapore. He will be putting forward to ""Government a number of proposals
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    Taximeters On Hire Purchase
    175 3 The Singapore Hire Car Association yesterday started .m all out drive to equip the city's taxis with meters a s early as possible by selling Argo taximeters on hire purchase. The President of the Association. Mr T A Simon, told The Standard yesterday the major obstacle
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    Gas Workers' Union
    28 3 >eting the City Council Gas j Work* n m the compound I the Kal ng Gas Works on M iv B ai 3 30 p.m.
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    NEW OFFICIALS ELECTED
    68 3 THE following were eh > of the Stude Cip-ie for the current year: President Mr. Tham Yap S g; Vice-Presidenta Mrs. L. E Ilin, Leopold Vander Bcek n (ex- S terary Secretary Mr. F Hon Seci I ry T r— Mr. S. H. M ses Lim Hock
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    Fire Services: Not Enough Of Money
    179 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Chief Inspector of Fire Services, Federation, Lt.-Col. F.C. Watkins, has made various recommendations to the Federation Government for the improvement of fire services m the new villages. Some >| his recommend.itions have been implemented. but by and large the fire
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    CHINESE ART EXHIBITION
    56 3 AN art exhibition of paintings by the famous Chinese artist Chans; Tah Chieu will held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce for three lays beginning tomorrow. Mr Chang is at present touring the United States, but ted the Singapore Chinese Association of Fine Arts to arrange an
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    TWO HURT BY STRAY SHOTS
    84 3 PEKAN, Thurs.— Two Home Guards, Bakar bin Busu. 28. 1 and Ngah bin Mohamed. 44. were yesterday morning injur- i ed by stray bullets at Pulau Man is about I<> miles from j here up the Pahang River. The bullets came from a group of
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    Parties Agree To Settlement
    302 3 KUALA LI MPI R, Tluirs.— A civil suit m which the defendant was alleged to have transferred certain property into his name by fraud, was settled before Mr. Justice Wilson at the High Court, here today. Th p lint :1 m the case, Mrs Kitty Yin
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    Y's Third School For Women
    141 3 Y's Third School For Women THE V ou n I W..Christian Association S: pore, r..ts opened iti third evening school for underpriv: |re n at the Social Well m Prinsep Street. The General Secretary of the YWCA, Mrs. Shu fen X told The Standard yesl u We are it the
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    Three Types Of Members
    75 3 TAIPING, Wed.— Three types of membership are available to residents of Perak who are keen to join the Queen Elizabeth II Library, Taiping. A DeMOO can enrol as a life member on payment of $100. or he can become a senior member on payment of an
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    Negligent: $25
    27 3 TAN SUEN Seng. 24. fined $29 by the Ifuar M, j for driving a motor car m I negligent manner .it llth. Mile, Jalan P;»:v>.
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    MALAYANS TURN TO SEA TRAVEL
    221 3 Standard Shipping Reporter MORE Malayans are getting sea-minded, according to reports from leading Singapore shipping firms that operate passenger vessel on the Singapore- Hongkong Japan route. Islay Kerr and Company, agents for the P O liners Canton. Carthage and Chusan, regular callers at Singapore, told
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    BARGAIN BUY!
    41 3 You can advertise your needs for as little as ten cents a word m the classified columns of the Standard. Advertisements accepted at 128. Robinson Road or at the branches of the Standard m Kuala Lumpur. Penang and Inoh
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      58 3 SALE OFFER fL *V m*\\v mW\V V V v m Irifffffffffff CANTEENS OF CUTLERY IN P. W. S. A. I "Old English" 24 pcs. 36.00 40 52.00 "Margaret Rose" 131 400.00 "Mayfield 131 380.00 Also available m "ETON" "ORANGE BLOSSOM" Designs for 6, 36- 1 2 PERSONS e NOVELTYsTo.»E 88.
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    56 4 THE I'nion J.n k,drap«*d coffin containing: the body FeJfee Uejleaaal T. V harlton. Federation Polite Force, who wa s killed m a bandit ambush on the Penggaraug: Koad. Kola Tinsici area of Johore. on Wednesday. l>**s above an oiien grave -»t Bidadari Cemetery yesterday. BesMe it stand his fellow officers
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    Bookmaking A Govt. Monopoly?
    169 4 Jsi ALA LUMPUR Whi which r eg. i« < Jovi rnment l ii< < h*. a pOteiitlit': > .< i« o "knotty problem" now engaging t a 1 l en 1 1 six-man committee here, 'i ommittee head< d v Ferii ion*! ey Gen tf. Mr-.
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    REWARD OFFER IN GEM THEFT
    149 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. An insurance firm has offered a reward m connection with the $40,000 jewellery theft here on Monday morrning. Jt will N? recalled that the Weld Road home of Mr. Chua Boon Guan, a motor magnate was broken into and Jewellery and a
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    Pawnshop Manager Charged
    84 4 Pawnshop Manager Charged A PAWNSHOP manager. Won* To-ig Hin, wu.« yesterday charged with criminal brea rh of trust of gold arui iewellerv wort!) SSo.L'rSO.Hfi m the Singapore Sixth Police Court. The ofTence was alleged to have bee n committed between Nov. li of last year, and Jan. 4. this year,
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    BEWARE OF LEADERS WHO ARE SELFISH
    94 4 BEWARE OF LEADERS WHO ARE SELFISH THE Fu sident of the Sinjgapore Harbour Board Steve- dore and Wharf Workers' Union. Mr X R Reddy. yesterday. warned members Hot to join unii'ns whose leaders indulge m politics and election campaigns for their "selfish interests." Speaking at th e Inaugural meeting of
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    Malayan Tours United States
    47 4 A MALAYAN Mohd. Yusofl bin Moh I. Noor ia m the United Stat three-month study He i s scheduled to labovir organisations m New Y< rk, Akroii. Detroit, Chj Madison anS Sa Q Fran< Mr. Yusoff will return via Tokyo on July 7.
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    He Is Discharged But Not Acquitted
    249 4 Force s>w, P ffry aine (20 > of the R «val Air ammmHnl i Smsa P <>rt W granted a di«har E not v"s"erdav on° il" a< l Ual j thf K^Wh Police Court aherna.iv/ i < har S^-f«rgery and theft and the p
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    Labour Move Sets A Poser:
    454 4 What Is Workable Plan? KI'ALA LrMPI'R, Tlnirs. Malayan political opinion was today sharply divided over the move of British Labour members of Parliament to press the Colonial Office for a "workable elected majority" m the future Federal Legislative Council. Following Tuesday's meeting m London with
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    Youth Jailed For Having Red Papers
    102 4 MM Ah SenK «lB>. a former pupil of the Chung Then* Huh School. was sentenced m the Singapore First Criminal District Court yesterday to one year's rigorous imprisonment after he admitted possession of seditious publication* on April 24. Two policemen on plainclothes duty stopped
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    $70 TAKEN FROM DRIVER
    25 4 three Chinese a taxi m Hokku Street I a.m. yesti driver te them ti Kudet. Tin n thej held drivi J7j
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    HK EXCHANGE
    36 4 HONGKONG I lai d Se :vir< 1 t Hongkong Exchange today e r* Sls^ »o ti su 55.7475 to ISSI B2< 1 v..n $i $0,223 10 one In< Rupiah; Gold $24«;.(»o to 1 ta<
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    POLICE PROBE RICE SWINDLE
    81 4 KUALA LIAIPTR Thun.-— Die F here aacr c Investigating iin i gni case <»f nrimins breach <f trust of 1.000 bj,^ <,r rice va.iied ;it $50,000. A Chinese is believed to re involved m the 1 1 Xine registered coven were ftrlen from a postman*i mail
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    Nair To See Admiralty In London
    84 4 GRIEVANCES of It.Mi industrial emplo>«;s lf f >« lr tar Naval Basr «ill •>♦• ilstussed with .\dniii.ilt> authorities m London b\ Bißgaj..»por«» Legislative ounoi l(»r Mr. N. P. l> Naif Jnd. Beletar), irhe i<*it vealerday for Britain by BOAC (on>tfll.jtion on a three-neck study
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    Guests Of This Country' Get Two Years
    223 4 Guests Of This Country' Get Two Years KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Three young British soldiers. who stole a motor car and caused hurt to the owner, were today each sentenced to two years' imprisonment by Mr. B V. Rhodes, the President of the Sessions Court, The soldiers, D. W Qo^r he
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    ROBBERS ON RAMPAG
    212 4 Police Be!iev c Small Boy l Assisting TL PENANG, Thurs. -P fe o gong of armed robbers, using* Xl break into private residence* J responsible for a recen* ufk Qr d uJ robberies on the island e< of] On Monday n with $4.f)()0 cash and j ing
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    24 4 MISS MARY WEb niece of Mr. Peter Francisco, celebrated her 21st birthday recently m Singapore. She is seen cutting the birthday cake. Standard photo.
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    CALL TO PENANG WOMEN VOTERS
    208 4 PENANG. Thurs.— A call to the women of Penan*, not to sleep on their rights but to register as \«>t< rs M that they can nominate candidates for the elections, was made by the Settlement Councillor Mrs. CbMft Inn Kiong, who was one of three
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    FATHER FINDS MISSING SON IN SINGAPORE
    47 4 KLANO. Th i! -A 16 < ri 11 uient. who h. i missing from honv i< a dajx, haj The boy, Chung Hwa Higl K:anß. i« the fir-- I I The fathei S pore «'mri wtth the 1 ny P.. ice 1
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    Sultan Toasts His Mentri Besar
    51 5 Sultan Toasts His Mentri Besar HL^7-7TT"c? < left > ond beside Mr. H& nown tin miner from Ipoh, ra k, Doto Ponglima Bukit nking a toast to the Dato on the H& rfhday on Wednesday. The Hp party at his residence m Be t was attended by well known sll
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    New Arabic Cult Spreads In Kedah
    95 5 New Arabic Cult Spreads In Kedah ISTAK, Thurs. A iu-w cult, called "Tarikah Arabic is now said to be spreading m <nd its existence i s receiving the attention p tt<« Government. i e\ ci I f its foll< ers I ike and hu\ tI t€ dis.I 1 men j
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    MEETING ON FORMING MTU
    75 5 f x > I. A c C A. Thurs.— 1 En ;lish i teach- will \e i by secret >•■ s i-..- lay, v nether they will imalga 1:1 the "h-i for M1 Malayfe <• hei s' I '.•lion. If ima < ition la de< i<||
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    DON'T BE FRIGHTENED OF PEOPLE IN UNIFORM'
    179 5 TWO scouts faced one another m the City Police Court yesterday. One. Ng Liang Van, said that as a scout, he would j obey anyone wearing a uniform. "N tnsense said 1 Magistrate J. M. DevereuxColebourn, "I've beei bcoul for more years than
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    OBSTRUCTION: $5
    34 5 FOR ,is ng obstruction and 1 inconvenience to the five foot- way ol a shop m Jalan Bcikn Muar. Lou Hock Pew (_M > fined 13 m the Mi ar Pc Court. i
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    TEMPLER IS GODFATHER
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    Say It With Narcissi
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    MALAYA EXPORTS $9 MILLION RAW MATERIALS TO PAK.
    285 5 MALAY A EXPORTS $9 MILLION RAW MATERIALS TO PAK. E X W o^ '"crease i 'tion of more rubfai tories m Pakisthere would be greater me of .imports of rubber iya, Ceylon and Indo- Referring to the unfavour- balance of trade with •1' Bai« said: "Ma- present imports a large
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    He's Here To Sell Cigarette Paper
    162 5 MR. M LEONARD BAUER. Pxporl Busjager of Ermta Paper Orporation. the largrsl manufacturer of rigarette paper and cellopliuir m the I'niterl States, arrived m >»iiiijapoie last werk, to survey the cigarette market m the Far Fast. The Frusta Paper Cor- potation is also a
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    PROBLEM OF PLASTIC IDENTITY CARDS
    282 5 PROBLEM OF PLASTIC IDENTITY CARDS Will Public Accept Them Permanently? A PLAN for the simultaneous introduction of plostic idenritv cards and automatic registration of voters has been dropped by Govern ment-at least, in-so-far as elections to the expanded 2aSo«£ Assembly recommended by the Rendel Commission is concerned The Standard learned
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    The Architect Is To Blame, He Says
    149 5 P.S. SHARMA of (iian Siriijii blamed a Singapore architect yesterday for -professional negligence" when nis company was summoned to the City Police Court tor having: 1. Altered th o frontage of the building by .setting it I k from the regular line of
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    BABY SHOW AT PMU FUN FAIR
    65 5 PENANG, Thurs.— The Peninsula Malay Union will nold a fun fair trom June 1 to !ft. to collect funds for the 1• on and the Lad v Templet tuberculosis Fund The fan- will be held ■< Lorong Kulit ot\ Dato Kramat Road. Attractions include
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    MAN FINED $300
    36 5 TAX Pan Chor (22) of Sagi' Estate, Tangkak, was fined; $300 Or two months' imprison- 1 merit by the Muar Magistrate 'or attempting to outrage the. modesty of a young woman. An Kiok.
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    Morals Case Against Woman Fails
    215 5 Morals Case Against Woman Fails A Mlf.D stir was caused m the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday when a rase m which l 4rt-year-old woman. accused of living on the iw.mora] earnings of a prostitute, came to an abrupt end. The magistrate acquitted and d charged her without railing for
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    ACQUITTED
    46 5 KUALA M'MPI'R, Thurs. Mi A Tharumalingam. a toddy contractor was today acquitted and discharged m the Sessions Court On h charge under the Customs Enactment of having m his employ a toddy tapper who was foupd m possession of toddy outside the prescribed tapping hours.
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    TEXTILE DESIGNS FOR EXHIBITION
    187 5 .Miss LIANG PAO TZE, a graduate of Rhode Island School ot Design, Will give an exhibition of her work m textile designing, at th British Council Hail tomorrow This will be her fir.si exhibition m the Colony. Half the proceeds will go to the Wurid Youth
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    Maladies That Kill Reds
    77 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thun.— Recent Commiinisi documents captured by security forces indicate terrorists m the jungle are dying from the strangest maladies One of the terrorists on the Communist casualty li*t ot 49 captured m Ketanttn. has been said to have died from an overdose of c\
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    Customs Instal Secret Weapon On Their Ships
    151 5 SMUGGLERS who try to siir.ik into Singapore at night will soon face lb« latest secret weapon of ih« Colony iinlomin a radar now being fitted to th« Panah. largest of their flee* of 13 vessels. This magic eye which i» detect vessel* within
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    Farewell Visit To Taiping
    100 5 TAIPING i i 'i and Lady Templei ewell i o Taipii day. On theii m ere I i( the rome '>v the I): ti I OflV A\ < W Wo lers, and lon^ \r-.v jai m the distri I Village Boy s iti forme guard *>
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    Slow And Unsteady
    779 6 IS IT irresponsible extremism to declare that the projected constitutional changes m Singapore and m the Federation do not go far enough? Yes, say the cautious Willies, whose motto is: •S and steady wins the race." It Is not that these itious ments are i pposed m
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    Review of Views
    151 6 Review of Views Contest For Loyalty BOTH the UMNO and the Party Negara »eem to vk with each other m expressing their loyalty to the .Malay rulers. Utusan .Melayu saya The paper -ays that this 'competition arose when the Party Negara recently charged that UMNO was being disloyal to the
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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      UP TO THE EMPLOYEES TO UNITE TOGETHER
      323 6 Sir: With regard to th€ comments by Inche Mustapha Aibakri at m Kuala Lumpur last Sunday when lie was commenting <>n the Government's policy on industrial relations between employers and employees, 1 agree with him entirj y that it is not just a
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      100 6 it is < P "s n eto the Sin the fh c firemen ed m the re eul It if a en<-ouraging *.i tt our Cit; C nscious of th< se< urily pro^ the dependei Is ol ■< servi< c I this Colony are working oul a suits
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      Patient Incorrectly Diagnosed
      371 6 Patient Incorrectly Diagnosed S«r, In < ii t i VV< lay. May 5, i tat< tiat "purges," deft f.on^ and resig at ioi tthin Labour Pai ty (ol S a el is indica t i v< r alth of 1 i lis is wrong diagi 1! purges, c\ fee til
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      STANDS TO LOSE 90c MORE
      284 6 STANDS TO LOSE 90c MORE B the if pari «>f co- .1 vai i into b;»M<" .i^t- «'f a Gvs t i Servants' >alarie< were i i > idatcd ai LMKr of tin salary with efle»t from Ist i January, 1952. under C SO. i Circular No. 59 52. I
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    UNKNOWN
    381 6  -  UNKNOWN BBaPiBß^^pS^^c^^B^Sßal9BiW^WgBß^Hßff'?Sß^Bß^^^y^ ,J crisfs m rhr r> I non~whtic met I ing prob!< I ITiii tension tf c< I de/ibrrafr I Ca', territorial a,<t I ment o/ tfci 1 iHp relottonj I fOIOVf f)'fr.r. re I Non-Wl T',(»rTr rifcc the I righl^ I In a I f /.;< I
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    30 7 THE Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh walk past the Slaves of unknown soldiers m Tobruk cemetery, on Sunday. Soon afteruards. the\ met their children after 151 clays apart.- Mirrorpic
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    Time Has Come To Join Bao Dai, Vietminh Told
    151 7 Time Has Come To Join Bao Dai, Vietminh Told (UP)— The spiritual leader of 1.500.000 Vietnamese has apnunist Vietminh to join with Emperor Bao Dai and bring peace I to a united Indo China, it was learned yesterday. i aodaist Pope Pham Cone Tac who is addressed by the faithful
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    The Boss Disliked Her Bosom
    49 7 The Boss Disliked Her Bosom 1 Germ; i etty, 22--i her i I Court repre- < f I I toujjhi you A i v- hen i>< i A /I. front was em- B ed were form pictun c was seti X W iling w W v -she fills a I
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    CATERPILLARS ON U.K. COAST
    43 7 BRIGHTON*. S sex, May 6 nists, agv ..rui insect experts a lying for es \k\c to Aghi an si o n of raterpi to have been spi S ssex coast by c (lying a i the Eng Chann< from
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    Magsaysay Has A Narrow Escape
    80 7 Magsaysay Has A N arrow Escape [May 6 (IP)— Malacanan belatedly distiiat President Ramon Magsaysay being killed i B a plane crash Tuesday t the i nway at adjacent to the lirport. "II was a Lucky thing the niiiw ay v. aa long/ 1 said the ot. Ma i >cp
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    UK Prepares Big Welcome For Queen
    138 7 UK Prepares Big Welcome For Queen LONDON*. May 6 (AP).— Britain started brightening up its ai enl capital yesterday. Hive Queen Elizabeth ome. m .lays from Workmen were o;it early pi t paring decorations for the tli rough which the n and her husband the Duke oi Edinburgh; will drive
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    MIDWIFE KITS TO PALESTINE
    56 7 UNITED NATIONS, New York, May 6. (UP)— The United N T at ions Children's Fund (UNICEF) yesterday began t of i4.(iou "midwife kits* 1 of new design to 27 countries and Pa estine refugee camps. Tlie kits will be given to tra tied midv sal XICF.F
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    30 WANT A BETTER NAME
    28 7 AMES, lowa. May t>. (Reuter) Thirty people have petitioned Ames; City Council for McCarthy Road to be cha "to some other, wholes< name**.
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    MORE QUAKES IN GREECE
    85 7 ATHENS. May ti (Reuter).— Fresh earthquake tremors on Tuesday wiped °ut the i Paschalitsa m ihe Almyros area ol d vastated The! tral i i cc. No alties were n ported. The tre nora which f< m the wake <>1 those v. 25 ;<" rsons m
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    PROSPECTS FOR KOREAN TALKS ARE BRIGHTER
    296 7 PROSPECTS FOR KOREAN TALKS ARE BRIGHTER GENEVA, May 6, (Reurer)— Prospects for the Korean negotiations here brightened today atter South Korea was reported to have agreed m principle to elections throughout Korea. c Bl i l sources close to the South Korean delegation said that it had imposed two prior
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    FREE WORLD CAN CHECK THE REDS
    205 7 NEW YORK. May S (Reuter)— Dr. Konrrad Adeiitiiei. Chancellor of West Germany, said m Life magazine yesterday that the free peoples of the world could deter the advance ol Communism, only by means iof i dam mutually erected by them all. Dr Avio:'.. r's
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    ARSON ATTEMPT
    28 7 C.KORUETOWN-A lighted pi -aked sack was thrown at iranch of Barclays Bank m w Amsterdam, Briti-h (> Tuesday, but the set the building on foiU d. Reuter.
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    Paraguay Revolt Is Spreading
    131 7 Paraguay Revolt Is Spreading Cl .ORINDA. Argcn ti n a. May (UP) Paraguayan forces who revolted .Vt>^ter lay against the government ol Presideni Pederico Chavez were reported to be m control ;of several districts ol Asuncion, the Paraguayan capital. President Chavez and mem- 1 bers ol his cabinei were said
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    New Rita Hayworth
    46 7 New Rita Hay worth JOAN HEAL i> i)i«tur«-d berc during a rrhiarsal at \b* Cntenon Pheatn London last week at the openuu of the new revue Intimarv at 8.30" Joan do«s, an fm personat.on of K.ta Bay worth as Jmb!| m Vll" wood film— AP Photo.
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    'JAP NEUTRALITY IS IMPOSSIBLE'
    148 7 k i M V V( V )KK Ma V <l*P)-Japanese Admiral Kicliisaburo Nomura said yesterday that neutrality lor Japan is "absolutely impossible.* 1 He said tint she would "stand stcadt.istl> with the lulled States I Ihc views ot > ambassador to t States were expn 1
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    SEARCH FOR FORGERY RING
    58 7 LONDON, May 0 (Reuter) Po ice here began an inten V < search for a rache ot 35,000 i forged one hundred dollar banknotes la*l night after ar- resting a man m the West End of London. The man wla Questioned by fraud squad detective* arid
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    Applegates Cable Reds At Geneva
    114 7 MKDFORD. Ore, Mas 6, (AP) The parents ot Rh;u;iv. plegate, Nation., B: Co.. correspondent se zed i >re than a year ago along with two other men by the Chinese R said yesterday they have abled the Chinese Con nunisi lion at Geneva asking \<
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    CHURCHILL CALLS IT 'MISCHIEF'
    173 7 LONDON, May 6 (Reuter) Sir Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, today accused a Socialist m the Houte ot Commons <•! •"mischief making" m Anglo-Amercan reJatons when he asked a question about Indo-China. Mr. Woodrow Wyatt asked if he would make a statement o») the "differences <>t
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    U.S. Ex-PoW Gets 10 Yrs.
    92 7 WASHINGTON. May f, 1 1 Reuter) An Ami 1 I court martial yesterday Uned a sentence of 10 years' hard labour with dishonourable discharge from the army on Corporal Edward S. Dickenson tor collaborating with the Chinese Communists and informing >'-i hij comrades while a
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    DEBATE ON THE H-BOMBS
    44 7 LONDON. May 6 (R< ut« i I C urch of England wi nexi week and fit-, not to ca for I armaments. The issue ome brfon the (1 lion of Cj > the i i's South< J gh Pai nt. H
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    LONDON'S AIR TO BE STUDIED
    72 7 LONDON. May f». (Hrtitcr) I ondon'x .iir is (41 hianalvsrd to sre if fumes from dirst-l driven vrhnlr v m.i> be increasing risks of developing lun« rMCCf The London County ("ouncil has asked its mrdiral officer to begin ,\n investigation A Bristol X-ray expert. Dr.
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    LABOUR SPLIT WIDENS
    96 7 LABOUR SPLIT WIDENS >NDON R< c socialist m v-i ed gray* deputy lea lei -> r i Party on Houm oi Comn m i new push to p ;t 1 y ih< m I [>v< plit. Bevan ret a answer lo i publi le on him y.' H< i l>ert
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    PARTY IN CAVES
    20 7 5S i rid ii r 13th prt":i < rid when l 1941 during r k or: H« itei
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      70 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, May 6. The following or* the closing prices of rubber, •nd tin on th London Market. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 18 d Spot £714 per ton WS.p.«,nb«, .'HI' <""""■ f7 '< October/December 18 id. Three months £712/10 January/ Mor. 18id. buyers,
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      49 7 SHOULD ALWAYS BE W H^'j.^- "§Mk. WELL GROOMED! 3 «MN l|| Come along and see rh# wkkronot of colors, uod^ Brushes, Comb^, Trimmers, Rubber Bolls O Bones, Medicnes, Biscuits ond, m fact, just cbout EVERYTHING for your poTt comfort Ground Floor at MAMIIIA Aill A RAFFLES PLACE ROBINSON'S r™.
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      701 8 INOROOEUTSCHER LLOYO AND HAMBURG -AMERIK A LINIE JOINT SERVICE To Colombo, Genoo, Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg Grßremen. Spore P. S'hom Penoog KCVERKUSEN (HAPAG) 10/15 May !6May 1 7Moy NABOB (NOL) »5/22J^nc 25Jun« Z4June HAMBURG (HAPAG) 15/2OJune 21Ju«e f 2 J V nC HOECHST (HAPAG) 7/14 July 1 5July 16July 1
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      1004 8 mlm BLUE FUNNEL LINE m itocf) ANSI IUI.U CO.. LTD. rgjjw LONDON A CONTUntNTAL PORTS Dje Sa. P Sham Panang Antllochua for Swansea. Liver- >la >' 7 pool UubUn May 1 S Ujclon tor Holland London tf m ,j r» Maj IR/17 Muy l» Pepein fur Ma'raaYli«! Uveryooi Ma; 13
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      793 8 UK MAY BUILD CARGO SHIPS FOR MOSCOW LONDON, May 6 (AP)-The Churchill government said yesterday it will give "every consideration to Russian orders for cargo ships. M^r NobV; e r y the Om an:~^r s.ip s .of that >- h« mo a -ement after legislators said, are being built for
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      465 8 1 EAST ASIATiCI For Aden Port S^iid <;en<w M t.d nu Copenhjc'-n r. j I x) "MEOMA" tn^ xx) M PASADENA" i I xxx) *'LALANDIA" xxxx) -MALAYA' x) Calls London (pi xx) Calls Beyrouth. N i xxx) Calls London fpa xxxx) Calls Beyroufn SAILINGS FROM M\\N|.|\> m X NnJ -INDIA"
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    TOO MUCH ATTENTION TO RUBBER
    314 9  - TOO MUCH ATTENTION TO RUBBER ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN Hatta Warns Rhio By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, May 6.— lndonesian Vice-President. Mohammed Hatta, following a tour of the Rliio Archipelago situated just off Singapore, has declared that the region is one of the most prosperous m Indonesia. He noted that Malayan
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    New Method Of Rubber Cultivation
    143 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— New methods of cultivating young rubber tree-:, based < n i the root system, will save I abowt two year s in the pei i< of Immaturity, said Mr. S. Sandison, a senior Malayan planter. He advocated investigations into the relationship betwe<
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    BID TO TAKE OVER PULLMAN
    89 9 LONDON. May 6. <Reuter>— Luxury Pullman cars, last Link with private enterprise on Britain's nationalised railways. may be taken over by the state. T state-run British Transport ommission has offeree! share olders m the Pullman Ci Company a: 727. (too for theii olding, it was
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    3 MILE TUNNEL COMPLETED
    54 9 CANBERRA. May P. AFP». 1 Norwegian engineers today •npleted a three-mile tunnel under Snowy M inti I Hydro-electric scheme ti; ft ahead of Schedule. The Norwegians >aid thej were delighted over the rale tunnelling. Work r.g froir both ends. the\ hieved break-through within one C 4
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    COAL CONTRACTS
    24 9 YOKOHAMA. M;t> 8 (UP) The United SI Army'i Japan procuren* tvterday announ that it hi awarded two >u;». iv:.' Ind an fims.
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    Rubber Slips As Federation Sells
    140 9 RUBBER prices m the Singcpore market y :.tcrdoy continued their downward trend, first grade rubber tor May shipment closing ot 1; cents below the previous doy ot 60| cents per Ib. i bh\ the market wt \> v letting ustomed to y volume of I
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    NOON PRICES
    51 9 THE Singapore Ch < "Vinrmrri- Rubber A-^ i n ,i i i ,I- .< H* I RSS .vpot 1 4 "C. 1 RSS ».b M.y \'< 1 H<S f o.b .Ivin,. j Ht RSS foh Ma > Mi 9 HSS 1..1. M.,v 4 RMA on regl mi 4
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    PRODUCE.
    110 9 it Singapore 1 quiet r it oil i 4 C> r U i i ji I Iropp r <l»i«i« r. 55 and La H k tiont I r May wit i ti i r;n k< 11 md 5 p were: MU M I $S2 ($3l i); |3l| ($:i«»i) I
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      319 9 I*; ibrie^ By Af Copp STTqc By V.T. Hamlin f^ ATTA 6" I ."UFF. bCMS, HANAMERI 1|« y L^hi/ WE CF Bt»Ki' CLO6BERCO OH, STOkCY MOA/, OLMCE,TAK£ W THFi'REARBOPF/ hCXD > iPx^'ll WMY BEAUTIFUL ARMY.' UXX W7 IT EASY? WE WIN THIS J\ H| < W rHAT Uh^E AN' G^VE
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    WHEN THE SUCCESS BUG BITES
    980 10 WHEN THE SUCCESS BUG BITES I USED to be Irritated by those celebrities who simply HAVE to make themselves ill by being a "suitrss" every second of their almost sleepless lives. N m I am sorry for I recognise that, on^e they have sot bitten by Th Success Bug they
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    TRACY'S BACK AT THE STUDIO WHICH FIRED HIM
    561 10  - TRACY'S BACK AT THE STUDIO WHICH FIRED HIM Bob Thomas By wPKM I R TBACT, doin* hi* nrst loan out m IS v»Mrs :> happy to be back it t», e where he says hf ujs •ace iired. r mcmi >f itar te im, is 1 ring «en lance" for
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      259 10 CAiHAY ORGANiSATiO^ ATTRACTIONS QPFMWfWAvi There's Plenty CM 5 Lau^lilrr m. BH > i LONG LONG I LI CILLE BALL DESI iRNAZ I I \*\.[> SPECIAL <;.B. %"EWS 1 T,A,CUPFINAIatWEMBLY I TOMORROW MIDNIGHT! j Hi^li Idvenlure In \X :«r I <>r.i Texsw! #AN ANTONE v^K% RGO CAMERO.M AALEEN WHEUN -^BBr FORREST
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      207 10 ft Ji^^ j^^fc J I TOMORROW tM,D«T CAI» IT 111-' WIHIMII Who «><-iil 111.- Mir Inl.i \.|i.«n STRONG Ml N loi i.iv I FOR 111 It: RITA HAYWORIH \\\>\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\w\\\ x 'lilMoKKim I >>^ NOW SHOWING^ I I I I i i im 1 1 k i yjf pi > v
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      407 10 THE STARS AND YOU Bl Mil Ml I M\lt 1 J 2 'I' ol> >» »/i Dl I |i»\: j 1 J. I •Imi'l ri-tiiiiiil»>T i\rr > hi\inc ri nl lli« ihli. and I yrt \i r il« lime h eew of J n.lttirrs »«n'l pl«-.i«nr«-«. itiil > j Kami)
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    TROUBADOUR DOES NICE SOLO
    330 11 By WINDSOR LAD KIALA LI-MPUR, Thurs.— TROUBADOUR, with X?. er astride went impressively at this morning s track work m preparation for his race on Saturday Running wide out on a heavy track, Troubadour ran a faultless three m 38 sec. dead— a splendid solo. I
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    Tomorrow's Race Weights
    245 11 WEIGHTS for seven races for the final day o! Selangor Turf Club's May meeting tomorrow «re: CL 2. Dif. Mi M Silverfori 8.01 <|. Div 2—.; fura sear k?,S«t3l sgsss is Snapdracon 8.06 >%|o||| ru f WoB-pr Lad „j MlnLnrt 10 i Hurry Vp 1.13 Kindling Kof
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    En Tong Sen Cup Golf Tournament
    491 11 En Tong Sen Cup Golf Tournament THE first round m the Eu Ton^ Sen Cup competition of the Island Club. open to all golfers m ihe Colony will be played off on the Island Club Course from 8.00 am. on Sunday Island C'ljb members are advised that the course will
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    Merridale Victorious
    105 11 In return friendly match on heir court. Merridale B l' National B.P. by five £.:!ne^ to tvo Results:' fMerridale fii>t». Wahab Sarkawi beat TTdo '•Tun Kah. 13-15. 15-11, I'i-fi; Amin Jabbnr lost to L»»n>j '"ntj Kw.mg: 15-5, 7-15. 12-15: kbdul Rahman lost to Adrian eeman: t;l5. 15-4. B-15;
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    COSMOS DEFEAT RANGERS
    174 11 COSMOS DEFEAT RANGERS Cosmos Sports Club beat ihe Town Rangers 3 1 m a Div iC SA.F.A leaf c« ai ■••<■ C.V MA. fround yester The Cosmoj itt the first whistle buj Ai Singh saved well. After 20 minutes of sustains Watson ofl a free kick Two minutes itei Watson,
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    YMCA TENNIS
    47 11 Tin.- (>i! i'l'A i' 4 <■- m the YMCA t t-n ii i.s tournam< Today: o,jfn >inKies semifinals Lim Hee Chin v. X 8.1 Khong: Kami? v l ikir YMCA doubles F. V. X- i md Chew Bee v Chia Chin $iang and S X 0114
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    ACS Sports This Month
    58 11 THE annual soorts of the Uiglo-Chinese SeUool will take i!ace on Saturday, May Tl, at alan Besar Stadium. The eyents for Old Boys will •c 100 yards (Handicap). Half lile Walk and 440 yards Inter. ).B.A. relay for the Tan Chin Cup. Post entries. Old boys.
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    Two Shine In Spot The Talent Soccer
    416 11 SINGAPORE "A"a a t«4m comprising a utofM campaigner, two recently blooded youngsters and tight others who were given their first chaaco m representative soccer, were not unduly pressed m beating a weak Singapore Indian 1..\. m a friendly talent spotting game at Jalan
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    Katong Lucky To Draw
    179 11 Katong Lucky To Draw Kiittmg BpOftl Oit> count ''.e> ii a i the Farrei I i :n AI- A. Dl\ C LtftfU -v played at iht BOP t Bttrday Kii.iir. the X t.■ tint Mia md id i per; from Knn V with his »a The Junia but tog i
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      696 11 i TUITION RABTLBS INSTITUTION™ EVENING CLASSES. SI BJECT to there being sufficient numbers to justify o:r formation <beninning on May 1 7t h > classes will be formed ENGLISH. SHORTHAND. YPKWHITING. BOOK-KEEP- and ACCOUNTING to pre- i candidates for 1955 London i umber of Commerce examina- Higher and Certificate! Stages.
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      717 11 |M|^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ HINDU MONOGAMOUS MARRIAGE BILL iT the meeting of the Singapore Legislative Counil held on the 13th April, 1954, Select Committee was apointed to consider and report n the Hindu Monogamous larriage Bill. This Bill was published m [»c Singapore Government tazette Supplement as G.N.s 71 and S. D 5
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      46 11 RITA POMADE OR BUST DEVELOPMENT \y massaging the Pomad« ently and leaving it overnigh t nourishes, strengthens am levelops firm, beautiful buM 3.50 Also EROSIA BUSI ?REAM $3.50 Bustol oil 55 .21 lust Developing Tabs. $12.0(1 HARI CO.. (Post Box 123 29, Robinson Road, Spore 1
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    This Goal Gives WBA The FA Cup
    193 12 This Goal Gives WBA The FA Cup And the goal was scored by WBA's out-side-right Griffin at left. The scorer puts on a wide grin as he sees his shot beat Preston North End goalkeeper Thompson and enter the net. West Bromwich won by three goals to two m this
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    MEO BEATS THE JAPS & RECORDS
    795 12  - MEO BEATS THE JAPS RECORDS JEFFERY JAMES By MANILA, Thurs. —After a vhole day's rest m a specially rented airconditione d room m a Manila hotel, Neo Chwee Kok put Singapore well on the way to the first gold medal tonight with a grand qualifying win m the 100 metres
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    World Record Set Up
    85 12 (AP— Hi Korea 1 rd I |erk ght >1 S< I A ian 1 t lifting c til 1 tot 185 m two-h; 26 m i I v H< was g i I chance ter the v rord 282 In -hand .r In I bj id
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    Now Only Bulat Our Boxing Hope
    200 12 Now Only Bulat Our Boxing Hope By JEFFERY JAMES N INILA, Thurs. It took burly tough fighting ti pol Lan Bulat Ismail to redeem Singapore's boxing reputation alter Austin Dnßsford v s knocked out defeat r. 23 vec. by Ceylon's H. P. Jayasuriya. Bulat ked dtmn China's Wing Yeung Yau
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    China beat PI At Football
    21 12 [AN] lay 6 (AFP).— I m Games footba g 'hs Phi- j 4-0. Hongkonj mistan 4- <
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    Games Fed. Against Badminton
    60 12 Games Fed. Against Badminton MANILA. Ma y 6. (UP) bid by Smgai 1 ;t t( 1 ie uric badminton m th« T an Games .v.v defeats a na majority t meeting ol the Asian Uamej tion Council yesterday Kirn Wee. u c> t of the SingapoVe tn tion. Ted 1
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    School Sports
    25 12 THE DE LA SALLE School Singapon will hold its third annual sports on Friday, May 11, v B.:<n a.m. on the school flolJ.
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    94 12 Australian tennis players (from left), Ashley Cooper. Ken Kosewell and Mervyn Rose and manner Harry llopman i1J t J n f I)l( lure) Passed through* Sinsapore by Qantas «v Constpllali on yesterday en route to Zurich They are three of the eight-membt'r Australian tennis team for Ito yv £f s
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    Penang Chinese Show Their Class
    461 12 PENANG, Thurs. Penanjj Chinese showed that they were a class above their Kedah compatriots when they trounced the visiting Chinese by five soals to nil m the MCFA Cup soccer competition on the Victoria Green today. If the home side had scored a do/en jjoals
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