Singapore Standard, 8 May 1954

Microfilm: NL2604
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    16 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD asfd Vol. IV. No. SlO. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 19M. TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    DIEN BIEN PHU OVERRUN
    670 1 End Came After Savage 20 Hr. Battle PARIS, May 7. Premier Joseph Lanicl announced m the French National Assembly at 1535 GMT today that the central stronghold of Dien Ken Phu fell today, after 56 days of gallant resistance. The French National Assembly suspended its session
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    Reds Get Upper Hand At Geneva
    37 1 Reds Get Upper Hand At Geneva r )OMY X Western If ixed (loom I i m t I I [to IV Dien B ige a Indo-( Sci toi I I nmunisj A• A •ir V have a
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    STANDARD PRICE
    60 1 .is from I! I c of Tlie indard and I Standard I •c* to IS II tlu> step ■i reluctII f in n.irv of I i '-(l the I to t«'M (i that I remain I j > i ii i I| producII > N «'n ">•> II
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    HOGAN FLIES TO BRITAIN
    70 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Legal exports of the Co'onial Office m London and the Federa- tipn's Attorney-General. Mr. Michael Hogan. will examine! the draft legislation for; ■mending the Federation Agreement providing for elections before the Bill is Introduced into the Federal Legislative Council. Mr. Hogan is flying
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    POLICE SEAL ESCAPE ROUTES AFTER ROBBERY
    213 1 SINGAPORE Police have virtually sealed oft all l>o>>ibie escape routes <»l the three robbers who carried out the daring snatch <»i 51 40,000 worth of cash and wrristwatches from a shop m Middle Koad on Thursday evening. While an island-wide hunt i> on for
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    Reds Blame France For Delaying Mercy Truce
    110 1 Reds Blame France For Delaying Mercy Truce m GENEVA. today a ed I >f delayi thi a tation of the 1,000 French Union wound. jd at Dien Bien Fhu by postSi t the I China pea <_:..• A Soviet d< egation spokesman do:..- i press < onference hen rej that
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    SYMBOL OF FREEDOM, SAYS IKE
    184 1 WASHINGTON, May 7 (UP) President Eisenh said today the gallant fight m defence of Dien Bien Phu will stand I vet as a symbol of th fiee world's determination to resist aggression. Mr Eisenhower expre ii admiration m a tetter to nch Presi lent Rone
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    FLOOD SUBSIDES
    29 1 FHE Executive Engineer, X i t Selangor, reported yesterday afternoon that the Bernam Road, from the Mi\ to :>T i mi'e. i s now clear of flood
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    'Sacrifice Has Won World Admiration'
    322 1 I Laniel's Tribute I PAKIS, May 7. Premier Joseph Laniel, m mak injj his announcement to the French National Assembly said: "The Government has just learned that the central stronghold of Dieti Bien Phu had lallen but th.it the Isabelle outpost still holds rhe enemy
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    28 FIREMEN KILLED IN RIO BLAST
    71 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. May T (Router* Twenty-eight firemen wer c reported killed and 1 men injured mi n a huge explosion at Ilha Do Braco Forte m Rio Bay early today I;<> md of fU -Of the exp:os!on and many windows and doors were
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    SEVEN HURT IN JAILBREAK
    34 1 HAGERSTOWN (Maryland)'. M iy (AP) Guards trying to prevent the escape of 'ten inmates from the Maryland siato rmatory early last night shot and wounded seven pris >n■is. officials reported.
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    PLANE WRECK
    40 1 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas. May 7 (UP) a missing navy patrol bomber was sighted wrecked and burning 90 miles southwest of Brownsville, Texas, yesterday and a navy spokesman said there w, 3 no sign of life m the area.
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    GENEVA TALKS ON KOREA RESUMED
    145 1 GENEVA, May 7. (Reuter) I The 19-nation Korea Conference resumed its general debate here today after a two-day recess. East and West agreed that today's proceedings shou <i be confined to Korea after France had asked for a postponement of the opening of Indo-China peace
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    Ignominious End To Klang's 'Kramat Crocodile
    248 1 Ignominious End To Klang 's 'Kramat Crocodile KLAgG. Fri. The 171 foot monster "Kramat" crocodile inhabiting the waters of a stream near Brooklands Estate. Banting, has cuiiir to KU ignominious end less than yiree days after he had Claimed his last victim, S. Perumal. a J3-year-old Indian *>oy. Perumal was
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    JOURNALIST DIES
    29 1 B. C. FORBES, editor ihd publisher of the business tr.;i-;i--i x.itie bearing hi> name, w i t nind i i on Thur-i h«lotlice ia New York. AP
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    Her Fate Is Unknown
    41 1 B UGON, Ifajr 7. fUR) [n« It ihe yjrnxjn the ont nroinin She i •< French I 1)9 Gallard-Tcraube, the a \ei •>t Dien Bitn P Her helicopter h.t.i been i»on Mai md iht holpwi*: th 1 •wi •<:
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    Notorious Trengganu Red Meets His End
    214 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.-Thirty-year-old Ngiam Kee Say, notorious terrorist and political instructor of Trengganu has fallen to the bullets of the King's African Rifles m the Kemasik district of the NorthEastern coastal State, it was officially reported today. Ngiam. a section leader m the lL'th
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    K.A.R. BULLETS MOW DOWN TERROR BOSS
    190 2 K. A.R. BULLETS MOW DOWN TERROR BOSS And Gurkhas Find A Luxury Camp X I A L A LIMPIR. Fri. A luxury camp, believed to be an important terrorist headquarters was discovered this week by C.urkhas operating m the Kuala Kubu area of Srkinßor. The Gurkhas followed a track lefl
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    Pepper Displaces Rubber
    137 2 Pepper Displaces Rubber THE 1952 fall In rubber prices continued throughoul 1953 m Sarawak, and interest m replanting and taking up new land for rubber, which was Still 'keen mi n 1952. has largely gone, states the Sarawak Government's Report for 1953. Tills Is said to be particularly unfortunate as
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    SCOUTS' SPORTS
    35 2 THE Sil cap F. D;.. tnct Scouts sports n b e he'd at St. Patrick's S East Coast Road today a t 2 p.m. Mrs J A. M. Ede will present the prizes.
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    Medicine Salesman Gets 6 Mths. Jail
    161 2 BITTERWORTH, Fri.— A Chinese medicine salesman of Yen Lee Co., Druggists of Beach Street, Penang, Yap Boon Poh was sentenced to six months' imprisonment, and proprietor of the Company, Choon* \au Thong, was fined 53,000, or m default, six months' imprisonment, by Mr. J.
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    He Offers Cheap Rice For Sale
    92 2 A I. OR STAR Fri Expressing Mirpri.se that the price of rice should sour m Central and South Malaya, as reported m newspapers. Mr l-im Veow Joo. General Makager of Teag Seng Rice Mill here declared today: "We .ire prepared to sell 10.000 bans
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    Sir Donald Ticks Off A Village
    137 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. I On the second day of his tour to Negri Sembilan today the Deputy High Commissioner. Sir Donald MacGillivray visit. Ed Uiu Beranang New' Village and to.d the Viiiage Committee 1 1 that he wanted to hear good .reports of the
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    SEREMBAN ELECTIONS
    17 2 SEREMBAX Fri i v Powanchik hi 7 Inche I ,hr ee weikl r£giMere ri after
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    Aussies Can Send Votes In By Post
    124 2 AUSTRALIANS living In Singapore. the Federation, Borneo. Sarawak and Brunei are eligible to cast xistal voles at the forthcoming federal Parliamentary elecions on May 29, it was anlounced by the Australian Commission yesterday. Persons eligible must be jver ill years of age and
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    Her Silence Was Golden...
    80 2 Her Silence Was Golden YEW Soon Chen preferred to say nothing to the Masi?trate yesterday when she was charged With selling cofTe c at her pitch before her time "But you must." the Magistrate. Mr. m. DevireuxCo'ebourn told her. "When you W nothing, the court is going to think the
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    SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN
    41 2 SINGAPORE Marine Police ng the sea arouiid ™lav Hantu io r the body O f a man reported missing from Royal Naval launt-h on Thursday evening The man. Idris bin Aman, was found missing at. 5.20 pm
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    Fair To Provide Days Fun For All
    227 2 A FAn that will provide a days fun for the enure tamily and. at the same time, replenish the Free treatment Fund of the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association, will open at the Great World on June 5 at 10 a.m. A!! communities m Singapore
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    POLICE SEAL ESCAPE ROUTES
    241 2 rrom Page 1 Uced, high cheek-boned, Wearing blue Manila shirt, thm.btult. He was armed with a revolver 2 nd Chinese,' 5 ft. 4 m oval face, dark-rom-Plexion, long hair rombod backwards, stout-built, large scar on right cheek bone Also armed with revolver 3rd.— Chinese, 5 ft.
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    Hull In KL To Study Our War
    271 2 Meets Bandit Fighters KUALA M MPI K. Fri. The Tnited Nations C-in-C m the Far East, General John E. Hull, flew into Kuaia Lumpur by a special RAF Veletta today to find the Federation "pleasant and interesting at the first look." Accompanied by
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    New Socialist Party To Seek Views Of People
    131 2 New Socialist Party To Seek Views Of People THE NEWLY formed Singapore Socialist Party will soon launch an island- L wide campaign to ascertain the views of the people before formulating the party's policy and programme. Th> rhe ftnl eting < el Genera. Coun Wi \u it < task <
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 2 HONGKONG. Majr 7- Sject.nl Standard Service Closing ricct of the Hongkong Exchange loday were 115.73 to £1 sterling: $747^ to US$l: $1822 to Malayan $1; $0,220 v 1 one Indonesian Rup-.uh. Gold (245.879 \v 1 tael
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    COMMODITY
    109 2 CLOSING rubber prices (rents per ib m Smga pore on Friday were: Buyers SeJler* No 1 K.SS Suot Loose 60 k 60 ft No. 1 R.S.S. mi. i. ul No. 2 R.S.S. Ml 591 No. 3 R.S.S. :>Bi :>Bi Tone: Steady TIN PKirfc The price of tin yesterday was
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    Arts Show In Penang
    43 2 PENANG, Fri —No less than 190 photographs were prominently displayed at the Khek Association In- Burma Road I today when the Penaiig Arts Society (Photographic Section) presented the work of Mr. Francis Wu, the well-known photographer In the East.
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    -All Occupants Escape Injury
    71 2 TIIF two cars aWtl a Morris Minrr .tnd Austin A10 urrr in\« ed m a collision ihi jundion of (>u« r Sim and Middle K«Md day aftnnoon The draft'nin? di>ruptrd Irssonv St. .\nihon\\ Cmmn which stands „n Ihi corner. Clirls sqnrjlrrf rasped and niatn to the
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    Templer Meets Irish Fusiliers
    40 3 asf saf THK Hiijh Commissioner of the Federation, General Sir Gerald Templer. photographed on board the trooper Knipire Orwell yesterday, with a happy group of Royal Irish Fusiliers to whom he paid a surprise visit. Standard
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    Robber Gets Seven Years
    61 3 r ent was im- re A;' > a 24-; ir-old j fter he a ..-t.'wife ol ista i i |6 I It at 4 p.m man went int J i g Poh RiH md, >m- ing md to n room. i depart with and je v
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    Summons In Name Of Dead Man
    121 3 Summons In Name Of Dead Man BENG GECK HOXG said -lie was pleading guilty to a je of obstruction an mother of depositing half a cubic foot Of banana stems ">n i five foot way because she iiin't want to waste the time ■>i the City Police Court. ■"The summonses
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    CHEQUE FORGER GETS A CHANCE
    238 3 ON THE strength of two sureties put up by his father and sister, a y<nin> ledger clerk, David Thomas Kozario, who admitted forging a cheque for SBOO, was allowed to go free by Mr. Justice Taylor m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday. "I am giving
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    81 PRIVATE LOTTERIES BRING IN REVENUE OF $53,801
    176 3 ENUE totalling $53,801, i> collected from 81 prival i t ies approved m the fii *t five months of thi s year. The fa c value of these lotteries i!!cd 526!>,005 said Mr. W. J. Alcock, th e CMBcial Assig- Singapore, yesterday.
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    39 3 PICTURE shows students who passed In dress mak nt Cfctt'l School oi Press .Making m Victoria Street recently. Seated fourth from left is Miss Chua Chwee Sian and on her left is Miss Kuek Kirn Ltan, who arc tutors.
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    He Robbed A Cashier
    55 3 Muniandj, who pleaded l!> O r to a charge of armed i >bbery, was sentenced to six "n s rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore As.-i/e Court yesterday. In fompany with others on June 8. last year, he robbed a ishier travelling m a station wagon along
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    FOOD OFFENCE
    29 3 WONG AH TOXG. a labour- er. wjs tinod $300 m the Ses- siotii Court. Pontian, yesterday for moving food from a restricted area without a per- mit
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    LAST GIFT FOR FIREMEN
    36 3 .THE United Services Lod^e. Tan^lin Barracks, Singapore, sent a cheque of $'i 5 for The Standard Firemen's Fund, late OH Thursday. The fund is now closed. No other donations will be accepted.
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    MAJOR BUILDING PROJECT FOR PWD
    589 3 Good Progress Reported Standard Staff Reporter A RECORD number of building projects worth $14,000,000, excluding the big Paya Lebar International Airport scheme, will be carried out by the Singapore Government this year, the Director of Public Works, Mr. A. Wear, declared yesterday. Mr. Wear told
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    Drama In A S'pore Court
    131 3 Drama In A S'pore Court THE prosecutor rustled through the papers before him m the City Police Court yesterday. The magistrate waited a minute. Magistrate: "Come on, now. let's get on with it." The proseciUor turned to the court corporal. Prosecutor: "Where's the charge book?" The corporal turned \o his
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    TUC Will Report On Unemployment
    166 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Trades I'nion Congress is conducting an island-wide survey to prepare a statistical report on unemployment among Colony workers. Mr. I.i.n Yew Hock. President of the Congress told The Standard yesterday that the report, upon completion, will be submitted to the
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    MAN ASSAULTS GIRL OUTSIDE CINEMA HALL
    120 3 A H-YKAR-OLD |ir] WSJ assault c d on We Inesd iv while she was look: r > i:i a Singapore the itr She then walked along N >r.\ Bn i^e Road, ton ir li hei > m Mi Idle Ro.i i. The man kepi
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    Threw Body Into Sea, 2 Years' Jail
    126 3 Threw Body Into Sea, 2 Years' Jail TWENTY-four-year-oi 1 Rajoo. son oi Etengasamy, sentenced m the Singapore 1 Assizes yesterday to two yens' Jail f> r h row ing away the body ol am rdered m m In or- 4it to conceal evidence >l ne. I f was stated that
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    WOMAN SENT BACK TO MUAR
    86 3 A SINGAPORE Magistrate Mr. K.T. Alexander yesterday ordered a police supervisee Lee Moi Kui. a woman with four aliases, to be conveyed t > Mv ir. Lee wt charged with cheal ma another wum m. Ah Giok. •>f jewellery valued at $250, Fob. 28, v.vi.
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    Forced Woman, Tamil Charged
    80 3 XAGAPPA Paday&chl Sinapil! 3i. 2»>. res,idiri£j In Bukit Timah Road. Singapore, ITIS tentatively charged with using criminal force on Ng Choon Sani? with intent to outrage her modesty, m the Singapore Fitth Police Court yesterday. The offence was alleged to have been committed m a room,
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    CHARGE WAS IRRELEVANT
    107 4 ACQUITTING Leow Swee Mr m 'p°A X r V u e tram char Fii Tr ir I?' the SLl 8 a Pore ws£ «T < M a i 8 agreed Ijnth the submission of the defcnee counsel. Mr. C. H. Koh. that the charges against Leow uere
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    'You Can Hang Me If You Like' -ACCUSED TELLS JUDGE
    279 4 'You Can Hang Me If You Like' -ACCUSED TELLS JUDGE LI>I Hock Kwee, charged with attempting to extort $20 from a woman at her horn m Tanglin Road on March 21, yesterday told the Singapore Second Criminal District Judge, Mr. E. H. D'Xetto: "You can hang me if you like
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    Workers' Wage Cut Resented
    158 4 THE Sinfapoffc Workers' I'nion yesterday threatened to :ake "drastic action" should certain employers ir. the firewoc <] and charcoal trades. recently ordered a 20-percent wage out for about 7;* workers, fail to negotiate with the Union with ;i view to having such order? resiiruied. Mr. Ong
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    A Special Occasion
    123 4 to take up appointment a*- a liaison officer at Butteruorth. Air Marshal and Lady Sanderson also welcomed their two grandchildren. Joanna (15 months) and Sally (4|) who uere accompany ing thrir parents Captain and Mrs. Hoskins. Standard Picture shows Sir Clifford and Lady Sanderson (centre), who went
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    2 Indonesians Are Stabbed
    60 4 TWO Indonesians. Do .am ar. bin S:;ami (32) and Samari bin Bakim (22). were brought fr<' ship anchored m the ha. .r to Clifford Pier. Singapore yesterday afternoon, with Stab wounds. They were from the (hip, Kapa! Ka'ookoe. They were veo to !he S Hi i|
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    48-YEAR-OLD SHIP FROM UK FOR RESEARCH
    120 4 IN October this, year, the Singapore Regional Prrherie? Research Station will hav e a 48-year-old ship, rebuilt 17 years ago and bought for $450.--000. The money came from the Colonial Development and Welfare Fund. In addition, the station \vi also get a brand new
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    Labourers Rescue Their Manager
    174 4 Labourers Rescue Their Manager LABOURERS m a cigar factory m Cuff Road went to the mctlC of their manager recently when he was threatened' by three men. one of whom was armed with a kir.fe. who had demanded money from him. Confronted by th« thugs, the manager told tl i
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    R.A.F. Regt. To Observe Its Seventh Anniversary
    161 4 THE seventh annivei <' the formation of the R« Air Force Regiment. Ifal Will bt celebrated at Cl o T;u -day. May 11. Air Marshal Sir Clifford Si deraon, CommanderF.E AF. will review the RAF. Regiment M. Wing at a parade at Chi
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    Art Enthusiasts Flock To The Council Hall
    115 4 Art Enthusiasts Flock To The Council Hall SINGAPORE art connoisS" ri y^ terd J5 T fl <***d to lt h ri, Collßfil Officer Administering the g**"™*"- lie said thlt there were a large number of societies m Singapore which catered to the aesthete senses of the people. "These societies have
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    UNKNOWN
    427 4 Factory Loses Mon* By RONNIE DUCLOS, Standard Staff Reporter MUAR, Thurs. Greed, ignorance and the sttr ers, who are lured by unscrupulous rubber declcr- **A prices, ore slowly crippling the $300,000 Grisck R u r° 9 Co *2 the biggest co-op project undertaken by the Ru a r yL
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    'Britons Should Be Told'
    13 4 'Britons Should Be Told' Walavi in* T**aj iih^ -U m, ,j^ •T innti-nt
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    IT HAS LITTLE TIME TO SPARE FOR COLONY
    235 5 IT HAS LITTLE TIME TO SPARE FOR COLONY A presidential mission flies m- but... t ii simply a matter of individual member delegates dis cussing with individuals here Particular problems In which T *\ey may be interested." he added. Mr, Brinkley also told rePoners that American agricul- TEN members of
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    ASIAN BANK OFFICERS FOR U.K. TRAINING
    172 5 ASIAN BANK OFFICERS FOR U.K. TRAINING TWO Asiaa fust grade stall attcers, employees of the Singapore Charteird B.ink of India. Australia and Chin i will lr.ive for tlu* B:i?\k'> traiaiag college m Sussex. England on a fourmonth coarse m "banking and pconontii -s." Thej arc Mr. n* Cheng Kang. 4«.
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    Radar 'Eye' Can See 45 Miles
    75 5 A RADAR >»t. like the one briny fitted to the Singapore Cu.stoni.s launch Panah. b capable of detecting vessels within a radius of 4.> miles the Manager of Internation al Aeradio (Kar Kast) Limited. Mr. R. Willoaghby. said yesterday. It can br adjusted to
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    Study Group Courses
    100 5 THE Study Group Movement of Singapore is starting new courses on (lie following subjects and invite applications from persons Wishing to join them. The courses are: "Elementary Economics" starting on May 27. at IMO p.m. "General Introduction to Shakespeare" starting on May 25, at 6.30 p.m.; 'English
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    INCONSIDERATE DRIVERS FINED
    49 5 CHNG Ong Kai of Anson Road, was fined Si by t he Singapore First Traffic Magistrate, Mr. T. Kula.sekaiiim. yesterday, for inconsiderate driving on Jan. 22. In another Court. Chew Tiong Ham. was fined $.">0 by Mr. Howe Yooii Chong, the Magistrate, for a similar olFence.
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    Shopkeeper Robbed
    42 5 WHEN a shopkeej er living In West Hill Road. Singapore. returned to his shop altt-t attending court on Wednesday evening, he found two bottles of beer and $10 m cash missing. The thief had gained entry by dislodging some planks.
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    Robbed Man Who Gave Him A Lift
    220 5 JAILED FOR 7 YEARS NEO Swcc Koon (22). who robbed a shopkeept ;ol SGSO after h e was given a lift m the man's car. was sentenced m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday to seven years jail. Boiore passing sentence, Mr. Justice Taylor
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    Alliance 'Victory'
    106 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Th* "Malayan Mirror." official publication of the Malayan Chinese Association today headlined a story from London that the change of mind l>v the Secretary of State, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. to see the Alliance delegation was a "political victory" for the Alliance and the first fruit
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    'Western Influence Causes Divorces'
    164 5 'Western Influence Causes Divorces' KUALA LUMPUR. Fii Mr. S.M. Yong. counsel for tho applicant m a suit for maintenance heard m the Second Magistrate's Court here today declared that" ''Western civilisation has great deal to do with the increase m modern divorces." I■' counsel was appearing for S. M. Kamalam,
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    NATURALIZED PEOPLE GIVEN CERTIFICATES
    194 5 'IMF. following have been [granted Certificate- of Maturation by the Singapore Ctj\ eminent Mr. Lim Y::r. Tan. "\lr. T.im Ah Wee. Mr. Edward Gonzalez. Miss Phyllis Liv Ping Nan Mr. Tseng Chwo Kok. Mr Robin Patrick D'Castro. Mr. nan She e Ying. Mr Michael Lee Keng
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    41 PASSENGERS
    32 5 A LORRY driver. Oh Chwee Ho. who earned 41 passengers m a lorry on Feb. 12. \va> lined S7f> by the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate. Mr. Howe Yoon Chong. yoterday.
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    S'pore Court Cleared For Morals Case
    201 5 THE Fourth Police Magistrate's Court was cleared for half an hour yesterday, when Poh Kirn Bens a key-witness for the prosecution gave evidence against an English School teacher. Cheah Fui Lan who is charged with having made an indecent gesture to a 14-year-old girl.
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    Taxi Driver Fined $100
    90 5 A TAXI driver. Lek Scow Kuee. who ploadel guilty to permitting a 17-yoar-o!d dame hottest to drive a car mil fined 1100 yesterday by the Singapore second Traffic Magistrate, .Mr. Howe Ybon C'hong. He wa s alto ditQualilled for a v^ar. The girl. Cheont; Wai X-
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    FAIR DRAW POSTBONED
    64 5 THE draw In oonnectiofi .with the University of Malaya Students' Union's recent,. Fun Fair m aid of the Endowment 1 Fund and the Far East Study Tour has been postponed owing Ito t lie near approach of the final examinations. It will now take place on .Tune
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    Early History Of Sarawak Revealed
    145 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE !ir;>t extensive archaeological excavation to be undertaken m Sarawak reveal some idea of the earliest history of the country m human terms, discloses th# State Report published* yesterday. The worte. which was began ifi the caves a Ban. m 1952, establish
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    Gold Chains Disappear
    45 5 THREK men entered a goldtjnith's shop m .Joo Chiat Roan ye>U"-rday afternoon and asked to tM >ome gold articles. Aftn Spending tome time looking at them, they left. Later, the goldsmith discovered nine gold chains worth $.183 were Bussing from the ■hop.
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    M.I.C.'s Ghost
    778 6 M.I.C. 's Ghost 'THERE was a time when the Malayan Indian igress wits a vigorous and lively political organization wholly and consistently <<n the side of the ggle to establish a united self-governing Malaya. But now it is ghost of its former self. As a party it has lived on
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    AFRICANS THE 'BACKBONE OF INDUSTRY'
    994 6  - AFRICANS THE 'BACKBONE OF INDUSTRY' JOHN WORRALL asdf \\WKW\\\\\\ hlf .WWWWVWW I m 9 s it: th*' second of I a st>rirs af four J arlirjr.s. *%\\\W*\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ CAPE TOWN. NUMERICALLY th c African dominates the South African scene, yet his stoke m the community is less than that of any
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    17 6 And now as you mUk to he HtU just i-heck up v our life linel*
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    83 6 Review of Views 'Ridiculous' Laws UTUSAM iKLAYU m Ratitau P; a meeting of vl Government oflki gious toiadan pa i tion tliat any I faOlt to i.i (i ait 1 prayer^ Without }ustifl thrc« times it be boycqltad The aditOf resolution a< able to j and Injusi e~ ciJ.c^s tha'
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      89 6 Sir: Unemployment is mounting daily m SitigjPOTC, out vtill it seems thai the Govcrnmmd pays no heed to this problem. It i>. not surprising Ihat there are more than 60.000 jobless m Singapore alone as again>t ihe figure of 20,000 quoted by the Labour Exchange Chief, Mr.
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      386 6 FAMILY PLANNING IS NO ANSWER TO ILLS Sir. —Dr. c ar < net J Gamble, research Associate ol United States Havard Medical School made a most revealing stat&nent, when as «vport.,i m your paper, he :il(t; x iU Asia sives as much help m family plannin as Singapore. j- 1
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      100 6 s Hiey tay Malaya ij r ««d loans are /f «<t all surprising »ieor the monthly M ""•'♦'•y>.t m)«i, of T Jf officer* *i i»ie Gnrernniput It is rn l »»er shocfctng to know how Malayan u.oHej/ fj be,,«g ever-paid, if uot wasted. Cinremtnent ft reallp interested m fh*
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      31 6 S F «a^MHr* ifir^v^dk w^^K a^V 11 a^l s^ A\ A .^^^H t*ri^ wum CkH You f** ~vl HE Loo^ s TrfRE«TfehHM^*A«A.HOW HE'S SWUNG t™ The Russians must always be wrong,
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    29 7 i A I Ma I Thi 1 •c of tin m poll' A i the in.--; B an imen shopkeepei am V "jH'i I
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    QUEEN JULIANA
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    Bao Mai Has Near Miss
    45 7 Bao Mai Has Near Miss i\|», K.IO 1 M.m- of Vietil .ith today by n w lirn Kin1 1! pl.tnc quit inutea aftei lh« airport 'Liberator* 1 the Km circling Mediterranean rob stopped big plane iltitudr Its working I Ihc pilot Uirnrd toward maged v
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    Cinderella In Cotton
    58 7 photo. PARIS: French fashion designer Pierre Billet showed his latest creation at an impromptu fashion collection on the river Seme banks, at the foot of the Eiffel tower. Here "Nicoise" «s an ensemble for out-of-town wear (left). The black cotton skirt matches a striped cotton blouse. "Cinderella"
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    MAJLIS SESSION LEADS TO FIGHT
    169 7 TEHERAN, May 7 (AP)—A closed session of the Majlis (Lower House of Parliament) broke up m a fist fight between two leading Deputies on Tuesday night after hot exchanges between supporters and opponents of ex-Premier Mossadeqh. A depu y. ho dccli ned '1 1 named,
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    Licence Restored
    32 7 THE i- magistrate m Devizes, ■»'<■<! t( :i Wedi to n George dri\ ing permit as ;i 96th birthday present ked it last August after guilty ol 'are.ess drivins on •''■•> motor-c
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    NO BONES ABOUT IT
    61 7 NEW ORLEANS. May 7 «AP) Police and spectators feared the worst when they saw 45-year-old Henry Wutkins lying m the street with bones scattered around him on Tuesday light. However. a hospital intern found no injuries. Wutkins was carrying several lar^e fresh beef bones home to
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    MILITARY PARLEY TO PREVENT A SURRENDER' BY FRANCE AT GENEVA
    420 7 MILITARY PARLEY TO PREVENT A SURRENDER' BY FRANCE AT GENEVA WASHINGTON, May 7 (UP)—Administration sources said yesterday that the proposed five-power military meeting m Singapore or Washington later this month is one step m a three-point programme Secretary of State Mr. John Foster Dulles hopes to work out to prevent
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    BASRAH FACES FLOOD DANGER
    74 7 BASRAH. May 7 (Reuter) Floods from the SWOi en Shalt A Arab river last night threat- ened Basrah, principal port Iraq and major communications centre m the Near K. I Flood waters -ir. roads lead I ing to the Zubar oi I iQarmah. a district <>t
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    CHINESE REDS SERVE CAVIAR
    75 7 (i GENEVA, Ma/ 7 (AFP) Russian cavitr, but no b rd' lm m -t soup, figured m the men: at the first reception to th pit-, given by Chinese delega m spokesman Huang Hu lr here yesterday Su\ 1 1 press spokesma Leonid Uyichev. answ< t
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    A Murder Trial For Dominici
    125 7 AIX EN PROVENCE. 7: (Beuterj A special court yesterday decided here that 77-year-old Gaston Dommui should be put on trial murdering British scientist S\v Jack Drummond, his wife and their daughter at Luis August. 1952. The special court gave its decision alter studying dossier prepared
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    POLICE FIRE ON 'VOLUNTEERS'
    86 7 BOMBAY. May 7 (Re.: French Indian police yest< rday tired on a "Liberation Volunteer Force** procession 2,500 strong ai Pulhiehupet. 18 miles north-east of Fondicner* I.v, according to a Pres< Ti u>t of India report. Angry agers weir ed to have disarmed 23 p alter Die
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    Don't Insult Our Friends',—Truman
    198 7 Don't Insult Our Friends', Truman WASIIINGTON, May 7 (IP)— Former IS. President Mr. Harry S. Truman said last night the United States cannot "insult" its friends and still keep leadership of the free world m its fight against communism. Truman made the warning as the two top Democratic leaders m
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    Diplomat Dies
    29 7 MANILA. .May 6: (Reuter)— Mr. Nevile Charles Gardiner, First Secretary (Commercial) of the British Legation, died here early this morning alter a short illness diagnosed a? encephalitis.
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    Pope Should Marry, Says Paper
    203 7 LONDON, May 7. (AP).— The Church of England new?- ft paper said today a married Roman Catholic Pope would command more confidence than a celibate one and expressed regret that Pope Pius XII "has been deprived of the experience of a happy married life." T,i
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    NO DEBATE YET ON I-C ISSUE LANIEL GETS VOTE
    225 7 NO DEBATE YET ON I-C ISSUE LANIEL GETS VOTE PARIS, May 7.— The French National Assembly last night granted the government a vote of New ence after hearing Premier Joseph Laniel urge the legislators to avoid bringing about a crisis on the.e\e of negotiations that might open the door to
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    H-BOMB FOR USE IN PEACE
    71 7 PHILADELPHIA. Ai 7. 'Hi viU r) A :t -tv are trying to turn i dous pow< r <>\ t .m "<>ui ii bomb :<i p«. Senator Boji k<_' H V r ice-Chairman ol the Joint Committee on Atomic Energ) ■aid hnt >* iterdas Thi- vraj
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    To Wed—Then Divorce...
    61 7 To Wed— Then Divorce... COPENHAGEN. May ">' (AP) —A -i !>.■• -h !»ac)u loi s, poised on *:•< Thursday whethei 01 I take th« plui Ii they do marry, the.v and (heir brides will u| > hoik for divorce immediate v .<('♦)' the peren ony. Thru- p ;in I I
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      36 7 new shipment of designs for all occasions by MOBBS of South Africa tituij r i i i i Sit 3 to *f many other delightful styles obtainable m the shoe department (first floor) at ROBINSON Ss.ncapor
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      85 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Moy 7. The following arc the closing prices of rubber ond tin on th e London Market. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 18id. Spot £717. 105. per ton J U C /c IS'd b »V e £72 Ucr July/September lo 2 0.
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      105 7 Our carpets J\ a sound J V^£»J".-"-brobosal 4S It'i lo\e at fust si^l)t \mili .i B\lK These c.upets suit \t i down to the iround. Thcy*ll springy —I he unol t*>iits from bouncing Scotch Blacklaced sheep. They'll t«>u^li kilmarnock knows how to wc;ue a carpet he> te handsome— our deMgners
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      887 8 RED PLAN TO INFILTRATE AUTO INDUSTRY IS BARED May 7 (1 T P) A Communist master f American Activities Sub-committee. The Plan which ordered man Kit Clardy (Republican, narty members to gain con- Michigan) who called the i rol of union locals m Ford, three-page document the General Motors and
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    Synthetic Disposal Plan Makes Good Start
    288 9 Synthetic Disposal Plan Makes Good Start AKKOX, Ohio: May 7i (UP)— That prospects for the proposed sale of gov- 1 ernment owned synthetic rubber plants to private industry seem to be good, for apparently both gov- ernment and industry are! approaching the disposal programme "realistically," was the view expressed m
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    62 9 photo. PRACTICAL experience with merh.inir.il farm equipment and tuition m its use and value are being provided for Asian agricultural students m Australia under the Colombo Plan. Here, an instructor. Mr. Alec Let (second from left) explains the working of a mounted side deliver> rake to a Ki'"ip of students.
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    Britain Buys At Less Cost
    111 9 Britain Buys At Less Cost LONDON. May 7 <AP> Britain bought imports at tost m March hut suffered nt (drop m average prices paid 10l h< r exports. the Board I Trade reports. In technical phrases ?-s used t>■ the Board, the indtx Dumber of the terms of tr; c.t
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    Ceylon Plans Trade Tour
    64 9 COLOMBO. May 7. (IP) Ceylon tnav send trade mi«- < n to China m September m ordct to review the questit!. ol prices involved lindtf tht existing trade part between the two countries. Minister of Commerce R. G St nanayake said Ceylon hiiu Ml U ntion,
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    I-C Situation Hits Rubber Market
    255 9 THE rubber market m Singapore yesterday steadied at the close at 64>| rents per Ib. for first urade rubber for May shipment, a rise of cent on Thursday's levels. Fairly u< o i demand untf >■ it.H-rve of seller* contributed U the improvement In prices.
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    123 9 Induiti m the S m.«. rnpi t liti* uiKi ru t r ;ifi{i v i I p rcpoi IMII SIRIAI Kmrr» NfMM l< I I <fl 4<» Iliiminrr W 30 R< I inson A; Co Ordi IRi S. Stenn ip Ihl "> I R 'tS Stratti Tim 288 >:
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      168 9 \btt ef By Al Capp Igy Oop By VT. Hamlin m '1"& iTMAJ oCt6€>£D UP/ BO&m' Wt'LL 1 I BUT TViAT'S BELiEVt ME 1" l^^ 1^ "*>/ rftw \cr rv» pcd<v*mmiy 1 %^'^t VVJ CCHiiiMb i C.LjL^3Bc"»< tM I I A>i_v H\Ai-'t I OOK£. THE\ \f '*V X QjTvt^L TQ
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    247 10 Btl p: luced v^ Si '.l cv Passion m > rias'g Church, Leipzig G April 15 r29 T -»»>. c pen-n im s >' > was Bach'? literary col'n > I c consists Hid 27 .f 3( ew'a I >spel, Pic 1 i sible for the
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    396 10 iflti and as many chorales i tnn-versei to and me >i. s, m most of which. It is tupposed. the original i theran congregation vj^ exp > i to join. Th,. words of J»mjs \\x\ nm Invariable icnapaitfrt .»f s4rini;s cmlv. so distiwvislling Ihem trom those
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    441 10 zcx h moaning n Sm, ipo P iurtf, •>. disadvantage* First I »Aj Indi pul »n arc mil c would t to i the itre to su| 6\ m I |l I :;i The iag;j vevei -:i m of the ninani this *tal pletely nevi I
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    91 10 th* mu«J S N I'OFIHOISI, the eminent authori«v on turn, mw ?<h Who wiU ulk n the St >l*tthrw Passion tomorrow at 7 p.m. m th c St. Andrews Cathedral Memorial the linZ r ta A k Uh *t the piano will bj n It \V iV r -""house'* well-known
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    Chay 3rd Wong 4th
    79 11 MANILA, May 7 (UP)— Two Singapore weightlifteri took tbjrd and fouri'n places. Cnay Weng Yew. who scored the only poi:.t for the Colony at the" Olympic?, rame third; with a total poundage of 070 m featherweight division. Th« winner was Burmaj i^ n Muani who lifetd
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    Soccerites Held
    36 11 SPECTACILAR poal by Salim. In th« 25th minute ol the teeond I cuab'cd Argonauts to -hare poipts with the teagua. lefdert. the Star Socceritea A." m a Division .<C match p; Geylang iUdium yesterday.
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    30 11 BRADFORD, Yorkshire. Mm r> tßeuiri Warrington won th« Ruubv League when the> brat Halifax by 8 points to In the iep!ay o£ th* final hen on May
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    DREAM COMES TRUE FOR ROGER
    737 11 DREAM COMES TRUE FOR ROGER OXFORD. England May (Reuterj Roger Bannister Lanky British athlete yesterday became the first man m the world to run th c mile m under four minutes a feat many doctor.* and sportsmen believed to be impossible. Th c '-24-year-old medical student collapsed and had to
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    S'pore Record For The Final
    385 11  -  JEFFERY JAMES 29 Coals In 2 Games By MANILA, Fri. Valiant Singapore watcroloists triumphed over a one-sided refereeing nd unfair tactics by Hong Kong to enter the nal with a 1 5-3 victory. Yesterday Singapore eat Philippines 14-1. Singapore look good for a team medal
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    Jap Women Capture Swim Title
    292 11 Jap Women Capture Swim Title »n*« lermaids *;on tie swimming iamp onship of the Second G m« by cip-.u'.-inn three fi bI place* of the five eve 4hi but th« P pii «P ;i irp ri !«*l y d place pertormance T j panes* wored one. v c 400 metro
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    Navy Pout SBHFA 6-0
    163 11 ROYAL NAVY having irs| workout U I team :.l .T Icsar stadium yesterday, paid cant respect to sbhfa A earn who they routed 6 <>. after m inconspicious Rrst half, where litv barely eked out a 1-0 lead. It \v is however. different tory In the
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    Hard Earned Win
    28 11 me YM.s A. had to fiuM very h;nd for Iheir 2-0 victory over the Blue Rovers m Division match at th€ A. ground I yesterday
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    233 11 China PI Final MANILA May 7. (UP ArT» —In the hai ie»\ -•a r ">• l Fought name baskett> il i iei es >' Ile Second Asian Same* China came from I i m the |S^ te v M p-j.*hed to the front m an over time period to iefeal
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    185 11 KIALA LUMPUR, Kr^.iv.— Selangor Eune A iociatipn rved s'>ti c reputa they lost by their recent J-Q defeat at the hands of tne k.l Garrison by earning a ■< served 4-3 v.c TH \in senior divi ion tcfiet match piayted a; Uft Priaew Road stadium. The game
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    30 11 MANILA. May 7 <AFP>.-| K< ret q• .t\e<* int l Ul l the fO by lot drawing IIWI v '>, Burma '-itimht 2-all, n I extend 1 i" h
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    ASIAN SOCCER BODY FORMED
    64 11 MANILA M«v J.CAP .1 rn<M ■Sir Male- m L'»w, r- t Pre»*de Wing i •"> H A s< >ll! 'J PakiMai r y ie *idti I and Mr. Jo -I. ■I preside n t Hi. of II t Rei>r< nrnbvn F l 1 Internatii .I ii.
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    Fireworks Greet China's Victory
    260 11  -  JEFFERY JAMES By By .MANILA, Fli. —More than 30,000. mostly luneae, bombarded Kizal stadium with fire crackers uml tiirworks m celebration ftf Chinas 4 victor tvef Indonesia to enter the final of the football toui :i •mnit. Indonesia's shock goal m the openin- minutes iiteacei the
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