Singapore Standard, 11 May 1954

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    20 1 SING APORE^H STANDARD sdfsdfsdf SL /fc 9H Vol. IV. No. 313. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1954. TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    TEMPLERS GO ON MAY 31
    202 1 .•I 1 1 R Mob.— (.1 •mpler. Ihe ih t tad if > i nmrnt tod.i> uiii kave il h\ mi on l, SI. tv Bights i us hk •>» ssor will M u '(iillivrav, T\ lli^li i The communique adds that details of arrangements
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    STUDENTS MAY DEFER NATIONAL SERVICE IF...
    190 1 STUDENTS MAY DEFER NATIONAL SERVICE IF... INGAPORE GOVERNMENT will give full conny application by students who ask for national service on the grounds that it ere with their studies, the Proper Authority, N. Davis, said yesterday. >stponements have already been nts, Mr. Davis said, < meriting on a I nts
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    Boat Leaves Without 2 Songstresses
    34 1 Boat Leaves Without 2 Songstresses [Nl a di I 5. N L to si Chinm A latei W' m I t at a K>kem to be I to Sil fcerby authoi Eths in the
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    GABOR TURNS STEWARDESS
    9 1 GABOR TURNS STEWARDESS y 10 (AP er air- she
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    Back From Manila
    56 1 photo. SINGAPORE'S Asian Games gold and bronze medallists Dictured or\ their return from Manila yesterday: Wiebe Walters (right), a member or the victorious water polo team, and Teng Pei Wan, who came third in 30 met r es hurdles. Pei Wan is competing m the Singapore Chinese
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    HOKKAIDO HIT BY VIOLENT STORM, 6 DIE
    80 1 HOKKAIDO HIT BY VIOLENT STORM, 6 DIE TOKYO. May 10 (Reuter>— Six people were killed and three missinf in a violent storm whi< h swept through Hokkai i Japan*i northernmost is! in i .i-: night a.-.-i early this morning, p< e reported today. The storm, lesci ed by the Weather
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    Queen Arrives At Gibraltar
    201 1 Strict Security Guard GIBRALTAR, May 10, (Reuter) A royal solute of 21 guns, the pealing of cathedral bells and the cheers of almost the whole population of Gibraltar greeted Queen Elizabeth as the royal yacht Britannio tied up in Admiralty Harbour, here or 0800 GMT today.
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    MAU AMBUSH BACKFIRES
    43 1 NAIROBI, May 10. (Renter). Troops and police killed five members of a large Mail Mail gang which unsuccessfully tried to ambush Mr. C. E. Brooks, a District Officer, in the South Nyeri Reserve, north of here, General Headquarters announced yesterday.
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    No One Is To Blame For Train Crash
    108 1 No One Is To Blame For Train Crash WELLINGTON*. May 10 (Reuter) A 'ommittee of inquiry Ins found that no one tiame tn- New Zealand's worst tram disaster last Christmas eve in which 151 people were kiiied. Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were touring the country when the
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    Janet Chats With A General
    49 1 photo. l IFUT On G.K. Bourne, G.O.C. Malaya, chats with Janet daughter of Regimental Sergeant Major. K.E. Bart lett Ist Somerset Light Infantry, at the New British Army School in Rifle Range Road. Kuala Lumour soon after he had declared the srtiool open. Standard
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    REDS CALL FOR CEASEFIRE
    311 1 Vietminh Delegate Wants All Foreign Troops Withdrawn GENEVA, May 10. The Vietminh delegate to the Geneva conference, Mr. Pham Van Dong, today proposed a general ceasefire in Indo-China and the immediate withdrawal of all foreign troops from Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. Mr. Pham Van Dong, reading
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    Plot To Kill Ike Fails
    64 1 WASHINGTON, May in. (UP). Extra precaut were taken to safeguard Presideni Eisenhower during a visit to Federicksburg, Vir- yesterday, because of a reported assassination plol that failed to materialise, it was disclosed last night. Secret service chief. Mr. U. E. Baughman said bis agents hecked
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    CAPTURE CONFIRMED
    137 1 HONGKONG. May 10. (Reuter) General Christian De Castries, (below). Commander of French forces at Dien Rien Phu. ha* been raptured. Vietminh radio announced today. In its afternoon broadrast iesrribiag the caftan of the fortress, the radio said: "Bri gadiiet (ieneral He Castries. Commander of the 1 lcnch sector
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    BRIDE, GROOM ESCAPE DEATH
    49 1 COLOGNE, May 10 (AP)— A >.;.- i \i> osion that shattered three-storey apartment buildins Sunday ki 1 led four mem* I t rs of a wedding party. The newly-wed couple, how- ver, hod just hurried awav on their honeymoon and escaped. Eight per>ons were seriously hurt.
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    JET HITS COLA PLANT, 2 KILLED
    45 1 NAPLES Mav 10 (AP).— An Italian Air Force jet plane spun oui of formation today anri crashed into a Coco-Cola bottling p'ant. killing the pilot and an office worker. Nine other workers were leriously injured by explosion and flames.
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    FAT ALLY INJURED
    34 1 F AT ALLY INJURED N. B. DEVAN PILLAI, (:ii) wa.s' fatally injured when he was involved in a collision with a military truck outside Rotherham Gate in Singapore's j Naval Base yesterday after- noon.
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    Laos Is Awaiting Rebels' Next Step
    257 1 Laos Is Awaiting Rebels' Next Step SAIGON, May 10 Government loaders in Vientiane, administrative capital of Laos, uneasily awaited today th<« nv«\t move of Vietminh Genei «l Vo Nguyen Giap. victorious over French Union force* at Di»M\ Bien Phu. the bastion which had HO to now defended tht Laotian Kingdom,
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    CHARGE IS WITHDRAWN
    63 2 A charge of house trespass brought against T. K Griffiths by Mr. and Mrs D S A i IK'fSkS a r- w "hdrawn to the Eighth Police Magistrate^ Court yesterday, and the case was compounded. Griffiths vva a charged with dblil lv "h intent to a:iMi McFarlant
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    FIRST BRANCH TO OPEN SOON
    45 2 I aboifr F' n f pore Govemmenl fi. t u hange will open its nr^t branch m the Bukit Tim- of u^' 3 a a '°-«ds thJ'end or chig month ir/fh^R housed rJ^ Rural Board Community Centre, at Bukit Panjang
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    'A Cloud Of Fear At The Varsity'
    213 2 'A Cloud Of Fear At The Varsity' A CHARGE that the University of Malaya is under a ''cloud of fear" is made by the University Socialist Club in its publication ''Fajar/' Fajar states that there is n great reluctance amongst the students to debate or difCUSS any controversial Issue. "T/ie
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    102 2 COMMODITY PRICES (cetits per ib > In Singapore on Monday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 K.S.S. Spot Loose 60 GO h No. 1 K.S.S. 60} 60? No. I K.S.S. 59| 6!>3 No. 3 K.S.S. SSI 585 Tone: Slightly easier. TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterday was S361 (Unchanged). LONDON
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    Whitley Council Meeting Called
    227 2 KKI'JUSKNTATIVKS of M (ra p agnations representing 20.000 Singapore Government WPtoyeei wiH meet G«verM..,,..U on Kridav to disci"' roun'l onstllu "»n «>f »»e pr»po>o,l .loint Whit ev proved by G v tve the way for the m tion of a negotial nachinery for all cat< gorie
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    REDUCTION IN RENT TALKS
    39 2 IHE Naval Base Labour union. Singapore, will star 'ussions with the local Admiralty authorities this Week end <)•. the Union's demand for a redui ;;on in the rent of quarters provided to Admiralty 'lvilian employe < i
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    HELPED RUN LOTTERY IN POLICE HQ.
    71 2 PEXANG. M A special woman "onstabli Siew B^-. was fined $1 the M gisti r. C v for •.4---'.<ti?^ [n r ing 100--and 1000- ■haracter lotteries 1 He idquarters Feiv 20 I-e e wi i found mlh booklets ..ivr a se.> Mr. Hon Thean
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    HK EXCHANGE
    33 2 HONGKONG. Mav 10— Special w i I•! -i Service: Closing pi ot e Hongkong Exchange v d -■>>::- I :< LTSSI: SI 822 ta M il£ 5 JO J one Irt^ Gold (24*123
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    BUILDING CURB FLAYED
    291 2 Call To Lift Restrictions On Skyscrappers A SINGAPORE architect yesferdoy demanded the relaxation of "unwarranted regulations" imposed on the proposed skycrappers in Shenton Way and Robinson Road as necessary for the development of "a beautiful seafront." He was commenting on Government's 21 -day ultimatum to eleven of
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    TEACHER CLEARED OF MORALS COUNT
    121 2 Character Beyond Repro: :h CHKAII HI r.AX, a (racher att Bukit 1-an.jan, School Siu^u,", ,i 1 the Fourth Police Magistrate. Mr J B ii' ,'i The sch wj pi nci| Mr Wee Loh Siew, Mid "Chej h is quiet, rap ible, i his chmrectei proarh
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    CONVICT GOES BACK TO JAIL
    55 2 L'XUSAMV s asam Pilled g u S ngaF Distr Court >t su ,::c a wot, < >5. M n h _'T. The rudge. Mr. Tan Ah Tah, I h m to nine m< i jail 1 1 be Mowed by two years' pol w tup<
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    'L' DRIVER IS FINED $75
    55 2 FOR Iri^ ing i ;ir w :!)i an expired provisional driving f :u>t an ompanied by u .i«-ei>». cii\cr. l leen bin Alawi, was Rim S5O by the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate, Mr. Howe Yoon Ch >r;^. jresterday. On mother charge of no! displaying 'L"
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    TAXI GUTTED
    29 2 A SINGAPORE fire tngfeu W H lO ..t. p put t.fT fire thai ompletely gutted it Woodleigh Park, near the junction ot Braddel Road 1 last night
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    To Arrange Student Exchange
    82 2 To Arrange Student Exchange terdav thjt h** «.i> trying to arraage .i" mt«i tiian^t- vf >tudrnts and afffl— ffj *>«• twCCa tin* Philippim> and South Ki>i Asia. A t;raduirtr of the r«iivrrsitv of Chira«n. Professor Pasmal i> alaa the Kx«<-u tiv«* Secretary of th<* Board of SeheJanMp and ITTffcaam of
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    Rash Act Killed Boy
    85 2 PEN'AXG. Mom- At <.h< COncllUloa )f a Coroner's inquiry into the death of IL 1y ear-old school boy. Chconf En« Too* who wccumbed to his injuries m March 2. :he Coroner, Group c«pt. g. T. Howard, today returned a verdict of accidental death th-e to a"
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    MAN TRIED TO UNDRESS WOMAN,-COURT TOLD
    255 2 MAN TRIED TO UNDRESS WOMAN, -COURT TOLD v n L iri n .mom told the Fir<! Magistrate's Court here I aajr how he went to the hij niece one evening ifter hearing he r cry foi ejp aM taw a ma a holding »er iowa :u the ground trying r>
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    Captured Terrorist Found With Ammo To Die
    255 2 Captured Terrorist Found With Ammo To Die JOHORE BAHRU. Ifoo.— successful ambush by the 2 .'lO Gurkhas earned out irf th« Penger.ng area resulted in two terrorists being killed a»id one taken prisoner on March ist T °Ch£ n? e capture d terrorSr u Chew. Wa s sentent-d in thL%
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    RURAL BOARD COLLECTION
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    Chinese Y's New Pool
    37 3 ).iilding and swimming pool of the A, Singapore, tinder construction in The million-dollar project is expected A' so rd at the end of the year. Picture f0 bC iL diving boards. Standard photo.
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    Police To Act Against Gang
    138 3 ■piRACY LOOT FOUND lon.— Police here are contemplating a notorious society which wa> gang light with some pickpockets at the .nupbell and Clatra streets last month i b i P >':. re spokesman to Tiu He said that during the tight empt} airs, knives <til
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    He Entered Girls' Room To Steal — Court Told
    36 3 He Entered Girls' Room To Steal Court Told 5 Iy< > he one he from hei ier. a f.i'-iri^ Ch A S g bv g I to Mi •n prop* tness, the K thai i nur %\2.
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    LORRY DRIVER IS WARNED
    11 3 Hov Tan 'i I i t Bcn-
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    25 TODDY FINE
    20 3 of Raman tapping photo l( *o5? *t»nit»j| jMI-rinis who sailed yesterday oo the Ankins for Mecca. Standard
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    FED. ART SHOW ATTRACTS GOOD ENTRIES
    116 3 FED. ART SHOW ATTRACTS GOOD ENTRIES KLAi.A LUMPUR. Mon K High Court judge, Hig! -1 hool students, a Brigadier >e geants and privates ol irmed forces have entered fo; first exhibition of loca A>»ik^ arranged by the Fedo.^ ';-j m Arts Council, th.> month. Th^ exhibition which «ril ►pen on
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    DINNER FOR A.F.S. OFFICER
    67 3 iMh communications braneti of 'hr» Auxiliary Fire Service, entertained Mr. and Mrs. W.E r? and Miss June Reeve to i farewell dinner at the D. Inrtond Restaurant, Great World, On Sunday night, Mr. Reeve is B Column OfTi*r attached to the AFS and will leave u>v
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    Aw At Girls' School
    97 3 Mil AM) MRS. Aw Booa Haw, who wen anoai the main donor> «>i the Buddhist-maaaget! P'» K>)k Girls (itmmcr ciil School in Hoaghoag, rrreatlj visitrd the n< hool premises, Mr. Aw (above) is seea beiai h Scorned by Lady Lo Wife >i Sir Mjn Kam Lo
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    QUESTIONS ON TROLLEY BUSES
    67 3 SINGAPORE Legislative Counci h Mr. X. A. Mallal, (Pro^ i. will .i>k the Singapore; Government at the next meet-' I i the L >gislativ Council why m-;:' >v- buses are permit-! ted to I i\ the direr- i tion \t *i iff) along one-way str >
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    PROMOTION FOR 2 HEADMASTERS
    236 3 Standard Staff Reporter TWO former headmasters ot (iovernment Secondary schools in Singapore have been promoted Acting Inspectors 01 Schools. These promotions are in lint with inter-transfers and appointments involving seven teachers. The new Ao*ir.* Inspectors of Schools are Mr. J. D'Costa, former headmaster o! Griffith's Morning
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    Labour To Plan Campaign
    99 3 Labour To Plan Campaign THE 1. 1 i >ur Party of Singap»: w ill ii> I j m i of its gener il oun :il >m 'i i .>•>• to plan the party* j campaign for tli e elections to the Legislative C >uncil next y a Plans I >
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    16 Cooks Cater For Pilgrims In Anking
    143 3 SIXTEEN Malay cooks, will look after the feeding of pilgrims sailing in the Anking on their annual pilgrimage from Malaya to Jeddah. The cooks were specially recruited in Singapore. Two i >;-, and a nurse will !>e r. iijuJ to treat any pilgrim
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    New Facilities
    130 3 AH poistbl s -mienities are be\mi provided t >r the pilgrims, including new facilities, to make their trip comfortable. A Pilgrim Welfare Officer told The Stand k-i that to give the relatives and friends of pilgrims first-hand news about the journey, radio messages will be cabled from the
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    Wife And Lover Plotted To Kill Husband
    385 3 RELEASED DETAINEE FOUND TO DEATH Court Toid At Inquiry SEREMBAN, Mon.— The Tampin Magistrate s Court was told today how a married woman and her lover plotted the death of the woman's husband soon after his release from detention under the Emergency Regulations
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    OFFICIALS OF NEW CENTRE
    95 3 THE fallowing were elecun office bearers of the Interim Committee designed to form the Sin<»j{)ore R.'dhill Community Centre Presi I% f ?.Tr. P.m.; Ton Khiam; \'i o-P residents, Messrs. R. P. Ratti, Chor.g Hong Woo, Chong Kit Mun and l-,eo Chin Soon; Secretary Mr. Tan Young
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    HEALTH WEEK IS CONCLUDED
    48 3 KAJANG, Mon.— The Ulu Langat District Health Week ended with the presentation of Health Week Certificates. The District OmVer. Mr. J.L.M. Gorrie, in a short speech said Health Week is to be an annual affair and everyone j should continue to maintain healthy surroundings.
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    Driver Fights Own Case -And Wins
    159 3 Driver Fights Own Case -And Wins EM M wig Eh, i t ix| iiiv-r. Fought hi.. )-ati ts.. ir; b Com- yester \w i won. The magistrate, Mr I \l Devereux-C tlebourn, acquitte i him with nr calling on tiia le»t IK t A courtesy r ,p. p e t
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    Shroff Faces 2 Charges
    124 4 SYED Ahmad Shah a fhrofl of the Singapore City Police Court, was charged Li int Second Criminal Distriol < < urt, yesterday with misappropriation of $4,611.30. Syed Ahmad who claimed tnal to the charge is also fatIng another count of criminal reach ol trust of $2,100
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    POLICE BALL
    39 4 Pennnf P< < < v. n's birtha grand p eba al 1 "< E and O Hotel on June 12. I''. ol the i i» rnp r's TR H( f- Ti ■'<■-.. nt r-an be < f" i g P< ung -54 <
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    Lesson On Safety First
    41 4 photo. INSPECTOR Philip Tan Hal Lip of the Singapore Police, the only Mand.ii in -speaking oflfurr in the Force, yesterday morning a isite'd Ihe Vriing Chiai School, lub Street anct lave t; t •'safety first" methods. Standard
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    NOODLES SELLER HAD GUN UNDER ARM, COURT TOLD
    270 4 >, E 0 1 ER inerscLler «nrt an ex-P(»li(e canteen boy, Goh Kwiu M ft holding a S u n wrapped in paper under Ins arm, was arrested with two others after a short chase, utien they nine rushing out of i
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    Six-Month Bandit Chase Ends
    123 4 Six-Month Bandit Chase Ends KUALA LUMPUR Mm A dagged six-nmnth bandit h:ise ended in North Joh«»re when the 2 <> Gurkhas, killed Son Turn, secretary of the ("omniunist Branch (oninittee of Tnackn Tig* in Johore. The Standard learnt today. Smk Tuen. .iti-vear old Hokkien. escaped with injuries when the (iurkhas
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    He Ignored Summonses, Is Fined $150
    80 4 He Ignored Summonses, Is Fined $150 (ar owner. N 8 Swe< Hua of Thomson Road. n S, y m th Singapore Se ond Traffic Magistrate. Mr. H yooii Lhong. yesterday deliberately ignoring the s monses that were m rved tc him personally by t h e Police on two occasions.
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    MONEY TO CHINA
    21 4 family remittance, to China April totalled Sl.^B i»5.4] of which M ir nirtW'j was from Singanor* M Jiog4
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    43 4 photo. CEYLON'S min.Mer pleatPotentiary in Indonesia. Mr. A K (iiHinesinha. uith his and daughter. Miss Kaatail, at Kalian* Airport v^stnday before reUirnin K o Jakarta. They f lew in /rom Ceylon where Mr Goonesinha attended the recent South Asian Prime Ministers' conference Standard
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    SHAWCROSS: COLONy BAR BODY TO DECIDE
    413 4 SHAWCROSS: COLONy BAR BODY TO DECIDE Standard Stoff Reporter f WHETHER or not Mr. Christopher Showcross, Q.C., a British lawyer and a Labour M.P., will appear at a public inquiry into the Kallang Constellation crash of March 13, now rests with the Singapore Bar Committee. This was the final decision
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    Woman Jet Flyer Did Solo At 13
    267 4 fi«,K# AMEBICAM woman, who has flown lel fighter and who was a test pilot and lyteg bttlnictress during World War 11. flew into Singapore from Manila >esterday as a passenger in a Skymaster Miss E h G a round-the-w< Rn< out how many
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    THIS WORD PUZZLES VARSITY SOCIALISTS
    117 4 THIS WORD PUZZLES VARSITY SOCIALISTS THE University o! Malaya Socialist Club in its < fficidl oryan u Fajar t! d< i not understand the meaning of "national' u*cd in the context "national service." ••S-.iroiy. h t refer i Malaya." it Fajnr state* that it (Hi u to comment on the
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    MOTORIST IS FINED $150
    47 4 CHRISTOPHER Palll DRose. was fined $150 by the Singapore Second Traffic- Milistrate Mr. Howe Yoon Chonji guilty to driving a car without a licence and when not covered by third party instance on May «> In addition he wa^ ]u. SSSS? Irom driv m
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    MAN CHARGED WITH CHEATING
    21 4 KANNI SAMY PONNUSAMY was allowed bail 0 $i, O OO in two sureties, h v the Fifth
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    UNIONS RALLY
    29 4 MALACCA. Mon. A mass i raliy of trade unionists and j workers was held yesterday at Merlimau in commemoration of the Settlements Trade union month. MISS CiI.ASKK
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    3 A.M. Curse In Kuala Belait
    315 5 \\i Borneo, L .11.-1 V l An ..n K v i" ng blamed 1 tt-akm st™ n ers Xre^oSk eacli pro BulHin rfports dents I for no Md it r... drawn to the their inSl thai the 5 irt »wak,rf suddenly Ti.idilion lias it
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    All-OUT 'WAR' ON DOPE CARRYING SHIPS
    480 5 All-OUT 'WAR' ON DOPE CARRYING SHIPS Tufnell Appeals For Information Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Customs Department is now considering introducing stricter penalties against ships found involved in opium trafficking the Comptroller of Customs, Mr. R. S. TufnelJ, declared yesterday at a Press conference. Reason for this was the "frequency
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    Don't Keep Bad Company, Judge Tells Freed Youth
    57 5 i mous j mitrj GoL re Assizes aj n not Gol s I hat a/>" He I freQuenJ :vi!rie. warning Mr Justice keep tut thai on Ihe ESofa and hve th k:.:\.*>. Km Kea: i ked the h Koh H recognis OOd
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    UNKNOWN
    22 5 n Mr A P the R K I the ••vho had t ir •-•ral $100; Mr. 550; Mr. J. S S3OO.
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    Bigger Rice Quota Is Sought
    91 5 Bigger Rice Quota Is Sought Kl ALA I.IMPI'R, M.m. A seven man d«*lrgatioa reprenasttasj rice tr idrr s in th<. Federation has asked Col. H. S. Lee. president of the Associated <I; ;,i-v Chamhei'.s of 'ommerc«* of Malaya to ■peak on their behalf to <lo\ ei nment for an iu
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    BRUNEI'S BIG PADI SCHEME
    77 5 BRUNEI. May 10. (Reuter)— Brunei is cum.- tiering spending 52.5U0.000 on capita, development of rice pacii farming in the sultanate. This plan will turn Brunei into an important rice producer. Two potential rice areas have been selected near Bruruii town. About 10. (Kin acres in the
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    Acquitted
    31 5 BEH TOH LEE. proprietor of Chop Khian Aik Chan. Sabak Bernain. was acquitted and discharged by the Circuit Magistrate. Mr. Wernham. yesterdar on a rharge of having possession pf-dutiable good-.
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    Shop Owner Gets $32,384 Damages
    320 5 1.1 SHAK, the middle-aged owner of a Chine.-e medicine shop, was awarded $.'*-\384 in thp Singapore Hicjh Court yeMerday for injuries he received In a motor ao< ident. The award was made as a result of a claim Li made against Choo Sin Swee Hnat
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    Elections Report Is Studied
    171 5 Elections Report Is Studied KUALA LUMPU Mon Tiie Executive Committee of the Selangor Labour Party has studied the White Paper on the forthcoming Federal elections but 'ommittee members have not yel tie.- ded whether to accept it or not. Instead, the committee, which met over the weekend, decided I j
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    FAO CENTRE IN HK PLANNED
    90 5 THE Government ot Hongkong and the Food and Agriculture Organisation <FAO> will jointly sponsor a Fishing 1 Marketing Training Centre in Hongkong Dr Cecil Miles. FAO Regional Fisheries OftVer said on his rettir.. to Singapore from a v;sit to FAO neadquai I teis in Rome.
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    POLICE DENY SQUAD STORY
    43 5 A St rat its Time-- story which stated that a "New Squad Wi Specialise in Murder Cases* 1 was denied by the Singapore Police Secretary, afr, Peter if. yesterday. There is no trntii in the, story. >;,id Mr. Clague.
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    Contractor Fined
    52 5 FOR failing to pa v contributions for certain of his em ployces i n resped of the Provi<|enl fund for December. 1 wr>:^. Tai Foh Yon, contractor, of Lam San Estate Pagoh, Muar was fined $50 or 12 dayg imprisonmenl by M .1 »^istrate, Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul
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    Paper On Rubber Industry's Future
    186 5 THE Conservative Cetmnonweulth Council. Malaya Group, which has already produced a memorandum on the luture constitutional connection between the Federation and Singapore Is now working on I paper dealing with the luture of the rubber Industry. The Council with headquarters in London and branches elsewherg
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    New School For Army Children
    292 5 The Biggest In Malaya KUALA LI MPIR, Mon— Kuala Lumpur will soon have the biggest school for army children in Malaya, U. Gen. G. K. Bourne, G.O.C. Malaya, announced today at the opening of the first phase of the plan— a secondary school. Costing about
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    'Railway' Victims' Families Register
    187 5 'Railway' Victims' Families Register KUALA LUMPUR, Mom Dependants of Malayan victims of the Thailand-Burma I)< Railway" have as! the Chinese Chamb of Commeur m the Federation to cure compensation for tl> Thli follows a recent notili< lion tn;it British an,i Aiistr liar. POWs. who workel the* infamous rai!w.i\ been «jv«-ii
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    NO REPORT-$15
    32 5 NO RE PORT -$15 1.1 \I KIM f'HIIAN u.. $ir> by the Muar Magistral fai .n^ to report the birth '»t hi> child to the Rcßi-lrwr Dl B arnl Death- within p»«ru>d
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    Can Asia Lead Asia?
    871 6 r |'IIE question of war and peace in Asia rests largely in the hands of nations outside Asia. At the moment Korea and Indo-China are the powder kegs which could explode the Third World War. These are the battle-fields where Russia, as the champion of world
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    506 6 'I HERE is perhaps no other "mixed" race so mixed as the Coloured people of South Africa. A Coloured has the biood of European, Negro, Hottentot, Bushman, Bantu, Sinhalese, Indian and Malay, in various permutations and combinations. The Coloureds live mainly in the Cape Province and
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    297 6 Review of Views Fall Of Dien Bien Phu 'P iF PALL ol Dien Bien Phu if a severe b <>w to the French and th« Americans, Utusan Meiayu sayi in an editorial, it is j ron c (nat its defeal at a small jungle outpost could have caused a cabinet
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    713 6 FERGUSON'S ADVICE TO READER Sir: I would advise Mr. P. Ravi either to ore 'arefully the wonis those whom he deigns I or to be more in the use of his th< wheresoever the fa lie. His accusation of N ph ilepsis does not te accurately apply hypothesis (and i1
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    PARTY BIAS AT MEETING
    148 6 Sir. T there Wai pa::-. worth Town the motion for of s* Mark*! H by Mr LM Nett was opposed Oo n (P.W, 1 I The nto ind D toi idi nu member of the U The first real propos< ol the road dem< ment Quarters
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    The 'Borderline Race
    434 6  -  JOHN WORRALL By in the third of a series of four articles. has had world-wide repercussions and has done more than anything else to bring the race policies o1 the Premier, Dr. Daniel F. Malan, to the notice of the civilised world. Crux Ot Argument The crux
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    A DISCLAIMER
    162 6 Sir:- I am directed by the Malayan Youth Council to make the following disclaimer in respect of the article in the Malay Mail on April 29th 1954, under the heading •SPLIT IN YOUTH GROUPS LOOMS," wherein it was stated that "a member of the Malayan Youth Council alleged
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    CEYLON TO GET US AID IF ...
    43 7 CEYLON TO GET US AID IF B ft n, it B inist W B Br Kocj Opportunity < B I I'n.y B^ ak< H .:ivilaH. <>i B >. .1 B States soon K b offer cl B' B B B hc B B tunity 1
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    Threatening Notes Reach map Leaders
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    23 7 H aims K S.i.ithK vers on K i iiMir K oads K i Per] g i km i for a match.—
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    'Baby' Jet To Make Debut
    70 7 LONDON. May 10. (Reuter) A "baby* 1 jet plane will make its racing debut in the National Air races at C o v e n t r y. Warwickshire on .June 18 and LS It i« a Mfles Sparrow jet which baa been specially fitted
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    REBELS HAVE RIGHT TO AID
    199 7 Bevan States Views BERTYSSWG, Wales, May 10 (Renter) Mr. Aneurin Bevan, British leftwinf labour leader said here last night "many <>t i:s in the Labour Party take the view that il Indo-C hina has to struggle against Trance lor independence those struggling lor it have
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    Pilot Saves A Family From Death
    117 7 Pilot Saves A Family From Death WESTERLOH. (GerWUtmy), May 10 (Keuter) t)il<»t believ«>d to h«* an K.A.K. man saved a family from burning to (hath in their farmliouse here early today by rirdiai low over the house to wake them up. Police said it appeared thai the pilot had noticed
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    Pilot Makes Dive To Show Discovery
    139 7 LONDON. May 10. (R< A pilot put a .-< I airliner into a 4,000-f< ot livi over the Thames estuary yesterday to demonstrate a discovery that may prevlht man3 air crashes in the future. Captain Michael Davison made the dive in an Avro Tudor
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    Int'l Court To Hear Gold Haul Dispute
    163 7 THE HAGUE, May 10 (Reuter)— Ownership of more than two tons of gold worth £800,000 will be disputed before the International Court here today n a case expected to last a week. The application Instituting I proceedings was fned by the Italian Government
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    ASIA DEFENCE PLANS IF MEET FAILS
    495 7 photo. Smith Warns Communists GENEVA, Moy 10— The United States bluntly warned yesterday that it is attending the Far East peace talks here "to prevent the spread of Communism and will build new defensive alliances in Asia if the Communists block an honourable peace
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    76 7 Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, Moy 10 The following are the doting prices of rubber and tin on th e London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spot 18, d. June 18 Id. July/Sept. 18ld. Oct. /Dec. 18fd. Jon/Mar. tSid. April/June 18 Jd. May cl.ff. W 15/16d. Tone: Dull. LONDON
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    Formosa Is Concerned Over Loss Of Dien Bien Phu
    205 7 Formosa Is Concerned Over Loss Of Dien Bien Phu TAIPEI. May 10 (AP) The Nationalist Chinese are worried lest the fall of Dien Bien Phu set off a chain reaction leading to ultimate loss of all Southeast Asia to the Reds. Over the weekend, top level meeting was held in
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    Permit To Seek Oil
    47 7 ANKARA. -l y U I iP) Turkey on Sat 1 second permit l«> {Dutch Shell Company to s for oil in this counti new petroleum lan The first <•' to be awarded a permit v I'm- ted States Socony <> 1 Co.. on Mav H
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    FRANCE BANS SOVIET BALLET
    64 7 PARIS. May 10 (UP).— The French Government suddenly banned Paris performances of the Moscow ballet today. The Soviet Ambassador to France. Sergei Vinogradov. hurried to Premier Joseph Laniel'a office and informed source- said he lodged a strong protc t againsi the measure, as well as againsi
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    SON FOR GREER
    21 7 A SOX was born to Actress .Tiiiie (Jreer at Cedars of Lebanon hospital. Hollywood, on Saturday night. AP
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    Dulles Starts Talks On Defence
    403 7 Dulles Starts Talks On Defence WASHINGTON. May 10 (Router) Mr. John Foster Dulles. American Secretary of State. plans a new series of talks this week with representatives of nations he has asked to join in collective action to defend South-east Asia. State Department officials said yesterday. He began the talks
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    Familiar Farewell
    42 7 plmto. TffK Prinw Minister «,f India, .lawaharl.il hiii bids a familiar farewell to his sister. Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pandit. th« Presi dent of DJI Genera] \s semhh at the IVil.nn \m p<»rt. New Delhi. up<m his departure for Ceyloa nreally. UP
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    ASSAULT ON MODELS IS ALLEGED
    102 7 ASSAULT ON MODELS IS ALLEGED SYDNEY, M;.y 10 (ft A Sydney comn ;«iie«o,i t o have taki Into nearby hi i ilted them a( Km, i lay remanded in i !"i the second tin* Leonard Keith i four rharfei of ri irnal k .1 buM and itti ing an unlicen
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    EXPLORATORY TALKS ON S-EA
    60 7 LONDON. May 10 (UP Minister ol Si ite Lloyd admitted today I exploratory talks on Si BSJ i Bresi but he again denied I I formal d arran: Ist member A Bt ■ske i whether the in I ::;.-tor would maki ment <>n the plain w
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    TO SEE UNIT
    39 7 IHE Lord Mayoi "i I ds Alderman D. CJ Cowling W..^ down to West Berlin I 1 the Ist Battalion, tht K I Own Yorkshire Lißht Infantry. He will t;ikr tli»* Mlut< I monial parade Reuter
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    R.I. TRADE POLICY HITS INDIAN TRADERS
    200 9 Standard Market Reporter INDONESIA'S restrictive trade policy Is stifling trade among Indian merchants engaged in import-export business, Mr. J.M. Dorai Raj, Secretary of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Dorai Raj said he had hoped the Indonesian trade delegation would
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    MARKETS
    195 9 |MARKETS| IHE rubber market in Sirica pore yesterday closed slight!; easier at 80] rents per \b. foi first gra le rabbi r f« 1 M; j shipment (MJ cents per ib n Saturday). The political news continued to be a dominating factol in the rubber market am traders wer«
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    PRODUCE
    130 9 THE i ro luc< mark< I in Singapore mained quiet in s^ tions with only small business passing. Lewis ind i- at quotations for copra foi May iH June shipm< nts in brack< h at 1 i a.ir. n, 4 and S p.m. (buyers at ersi were: f'-ii I2|
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    Local Wood For Prefab Factories
    146 9 Local Wood For Prefab Factories SINGAPORE Malaya may soon have prefi a(. factories and house f bu ol timber, if bu I l (x--perts now visiting *•< i rijng wlon of the Brit Industr es Fair at Ear > ri London. enthuse ovef this < w id< i Designed and
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    SHARE MARKET DULL, IRREGULAR
    689 9 ALL sections of the Malayan share market in Singapore were dull and irrecular with turnover the smallest for. many weeks, and insufficient to show any definite trends. INDl SIK1AI Kiiv-rs geUen A i Hi icks Cuds 'A 13 4u Prel 1 M i%tiM» ht 12 2
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    51 9 I'lini Mr. If. V. Schwirrtz fright manager of l.ivnnpJm ltd, Germany, consulting enfciriM-r* for intnnatiun.il wood ioduj»tries, flew into Singapore from A'istr:ilia yesterday on a niiMnes* trip. Up is pi< hired h)h)\ v with Mr Riihard ML N.nfT. niananer of Mandri a tar Kast) .mil lot.d au«>nts for I ij.nijl.in
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      238 9 rV t \bner By Al Capp Alley O P^ By VT. H ami in i ,<Vf^ \|vl Ifv/ locvimyc&v^ks' CH.NO.rnkE. tiu^ is t^etT^ I l PULL A^ HTS BEING RIDTLFD." JUST A FEINT TO ruu. V s O V \>\v.r A tt^N 3 AroaWN.' j 7\ we're iom? tmk the
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      821 9 fe:d iiS rafe: I \Ml|{Nin IN II A I V > V 1 ATl, KLUANG SINGAPORE Faculty of Medici meet at Patholon> MKIII.IWI tauter of I M v 111 l Labo itory for talk on "Cu C .uri .1. n K Vl»lo M Mniti 716 rent Terapy of Venereal Disease;
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    ACE DESIGNER NOW SEEKS A HOME CAREER
    509 10  -  DOROTHY ROE I tsw 1 I.'OK 25 years Frances Sider has been the kind of rareer woman p tinted to with pride by those seekißg to prove that BOj woman seeds to be i-htinrd to the home. A pioneer y (signer of I
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    HEART DISEASE CAN BE TREATED BY SURGERY
    412 10 HEART DISEASE CAN BE TREATED BY SURGERY Sgi/s THE DOCTOR 1 1 F.ART di ise »1 various kir*ls is respoJ able 1 1 .1 alidism and far too n>. my deaths. The kind dissed :n today's rolumn is th it which is preseni at birth congenital heart disease. T <_
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    Spring Fashions As The Romans See Them
    113 10 (LEFT): "I'm" i B'r.jhese" f>* th* v<in>(> of t eleganl co if •>' white and blue f ibi b tton only on the "-.1 H line. Artific al flower* lil ch irm I > o>e large coll »r* f' »;>s irhil< gTovej to
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    DAY STYLES
    77 10 > >ss, the mo W itrtth a i i 1 ill i>> p in >t f' 1 e The checker i I oi light rv.l and :> I I •<. .'>' ft i g\ i let the out' fit. {No. *> T>> < m»i by H i i
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    Love Into Hate
    649 10  -  MARY BROWN BECAUSE of a jealous huslMtni Mrs. T.. is headiag for J» ineitt.il breakdown. This is what she writes: "I've N n ai ried ight years ind tiave two darling tie »i i We'i e I well ofl ml ave o;.r own pla *e. Bs Kvfti
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    33 10 photo). MODEL Nera Rase wears this beach outfit of blue Swiss linen trimmed with straw piqu«\ during a fashion slm w at a KnightsbridKe store. The horn heath bag is Italian hasketwork UP
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    PASTELS GET PROPOSALS
    88 10 S if girls did not know ill the trit ks of get- 1. tins men to propo.se to them, here comes a man 2 with another: Serge Kri/m.ui. Art 1 Director for Meridian 2 Pictures, ldvise* that a girl who dresses in pastels will j»»*t more prot
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    Cause Of Irritating Eczema Is Often Difficult To Detect
    397 10 IVOT EVERY skin rash is eczema by a long shot. though some people seem to think SO Eczema, or dermatitis venenata. as skin specialist! call it. is really Limited to certain skin condition* which are caused by contact with some irritating
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    366 10 MARGARET SCOTT SIGNING Off Answers To Some Queries \S I am due to leave for oth.-r < limes this will probably be the last article on mother trafl I will be writing for you for some time to umiic and I should therefore likf to devote the
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    ENGLAND WILL GET TOUGH' FOR WORLD CUP NEXT WEEK
    297 11 ENGLAND WILL GET TOUGH FOR WORLD CUP NEXT WEEK By 808 FKRRIER LESS than a month before the start of the 1954 World Championships in Switzerland, England play two of the toughest possible international fixtures away from home— against Yugoslavia and Hungary this month. Is this a little over-ambitious on
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    O'Brien's Tremendous Put Record
    179 11 LOS ANGELES. May 10. (AP).— Giant Parry OBricn. of Los Ang< les, made a shambles of the supposedly unpenetrable 60-foot mark in the shot put yesterday when he tw.ee officially broke the distance and wound up a recordshattering day with an amazing put of 60 feet
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    Austria Defeat Wales
    254 11 VIENNA, May 10 (Renter) Austria beat Wales 2 o in -soccer international here yesterday a'.u-r a goalies^ first half. Dienst scored lor Austria at lor 50 minutes and Halla added their second after B<i minutes. A crowd of about 60,000 spectators saw the match. Kelsey, the Welsh
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    Gold Medal High Jump
    73 11 Gold Medal High Jump Ajeet Singh, of India. Hears the crossbar at six feet fmir inches in the Asian Games high Jump event in Manila His effort Rained for him a rol^j medal but ho failed to im A r °J C b v three quarter inches o n the
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    Hamlin In Ail-Round Cricket
    171 11 Hamlin In Ail-Round Cricket SEREMBAN, lion.— Pine allround display by Bob Hamlin. former Ne^n skipper and RAF cricketer, was the feature ol yesterday's cricket at Tampin when t lie Negri Sembilan Club defeated the Tampin Cricke: Club by three wickets in single innings match. Hamlin accounted for nine of the
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    Boxing Educates The Morale
    163 11 MONTE CARLO, May 10, (AFP).— Fully conscious of recent deaths in the ring, the Medical Commission of the European Boxing Union unanimously expressed the opinion that "boxing is an excellent form of physical development and education of the morale/' after their meeting here today.. The Commission,
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    Cycle Races Not Affected Yet
    293 11 LONDON, May 10. (IP).— Britain's national 14--day biking tour will not be affected by the government committee's recommendation that all road cycling events must be completed by 9 a.m. After a year's investigation into the safety aspect of road races, the committee, appointed by the
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    Chung Khiaw Beat H.& S.
    115 11 IPOII. Mon.— Ipoh branch of Chung Khiaw Badminton team j today won by the odd game in j five, a badminton friendly played against the local branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. Results (Clrung Khiaw first>: Phan Lian San lost to Hsu Chia Shin*
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    Pt. Dickson Beat CRC
    124 11 SEREMBAX. .Mori.— ln lh« first match this year in lh« Strahan Cup competition, t he Port Dickson Recreation C)ur> defeated Neyri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club by >i\ wickets In a single inninffl match, played here yesterdaj. Batting first the Chinese scored 73 runs. Boo n Oom
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    Reg Harris Beats Best Sprinters
    66 11 Reg Harris Beats Best Sprinters FARIS. May (B it«r>— Rig Harris. British > ional sprint cyclist, won the Grand Prix do Tommas*] i Jr,Icrnationnl t] rint ra<* U day. Eiizo Sacchl (Italy) mu sccood with Jan Dorkatn «Ne:. i) third Harris beal S li by 1 in the final ol
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    Wanted: A Husband To Replace Spikes
    369 11 MANILA. May 10. (IP). Nineteen v P ,r old Atsuke >amhu. faxtet4 woman sprinter sjf s i;i tssi glamour »irl" at the Second Asian (James, siij she will hang up her spikes if she ran "find" a husband. Miss Nambu. who competed in the
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    Britons Win Two M/Cycle Events
    264 11 HOCKKNHEIM. Sontfiwest Germany, May 9, (Reuter).— Fergus Anderson, British holder of the world 350 cuhic centimetre title, rode a Moto Gu/./i to »n easy victory in the 350 c.e. class in International Motor Cycling races here today. Anderson covered IMJ ki metres <SJ mUm) in
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    Pride Of Victory
    73 12 The proudest moment in Mwul.t for British Mibjrtts attending Ihe Secoasl Asian Cunts uas wlit'n "God Saye Ihe (iurrn" \va> played as the Singapore lag was hoisted to mark Ihe Colony \> vit torv at water polo. Picture shows the Singapore players standing at attention a.s they
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    Colony Umpire's Big Job
    67 12 W Futcher-Smith, our F: ink Chester, who has. since his arrival in the Colony thre seasons ago. taken great Interesi in umpiring ha.s beon made a Far East representative by the Association of Cricket I'mpires. His fob will be to take special -.n'erest in the Uwprpveimpiring
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    Pakistan Get 428
    93 12 WORCESTER. May 10 (Reuter) Pakistan -;irried their firs', innings s >re to 4iM against Worcestershire here. the last twe Wickets adding .14 runs to< Worcestershire I 32 for no wicket in just tin let 50 minutes to lunch. Pazal Mahmood. Pakistan'-, v <■- n hit a bright
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    470 12 Say Malayans From Games THE athlete who received the biggest cheer and welcome when part of the Singapore Asian Games team returned last night was water' polo player, Weibe Wolters who was practically mobbed by his parents, his girl friend, Miss Gay Kendall, and
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    Gymkhana Are Giant Killers
    523 12 GYMKHANA Sports Club became "giant killers' 1 ol the lower divisions when they toppled the hitherto unbeaten RAF Seletar 2—o in a SAFA Div. 3B game played at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. Seletar's defeat is the biggest upset in the lower divisions this season. After six
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    COLONY MEN SAY "NO"
    56 12 MANILA. Mnn. Colony swimmers who were invited to Hongkong will not swim there. Kee Soon Bee declining the invitation said that waterpoloists, after the lamentable Mut<h with Hongkong, refused to play there. Neo Chwee Kok wa s also asked to compete in a Hongkong meet but
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    Seletar Win in The Last Few Minutes
    213 12 SELETAR Football Club maintained their unbeaten re ord in the S A. FA D.v. 3A league when they beat the Junior Athletic Association 2-1 at Farrer Park yesterday. For the. Juniors ;t was the'ir third defeat from five outings. This narrow victory for
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    Teams For Weekend Big Games
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    448 12 call of REMf" lh C C rps Is the familiar Marlon Major Smith «h ampiOn u aild constan t companion, J^ On One Lea S«e soccer at Jalan Besar stadium i Ho*- well they responded to these words of encouragement. can well be gauged by
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    SCC Win After 2 Defeats
    331 12 THE Singapore Cricket Club, after defeats in their last two outings beat the Wonderlads 3—2 in the S.A.F A Div\ 2 game on the padang yesterday. From the opening whistle the Cricket Club proved the superior side In all departments of j the game. Without
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    V.S. Old Boys
    26 12 OLD boys of the Vi< I School are requested to atte. u badminton practise every Sunday at 9 am in the School Hall.
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    WEIGHTS FOR 12 RACES
    609 12 BELOW are the weights for 12 races for the first and second day of the Singapore races on Ma> 15 and 19. Cl. 1. Div. I—l M Forest Beau 9.00 Cinema II 8.09 Rigolrtto 8.08 Roman Galley 8.0.') Kingport 8.04 Never A Blank 8.0:: Oleander 8.00
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    Eu Tong Sen Cup Goll
    67 12 SOMF o\ «1 ent |o geen at the [i md I ib Sunday when the qI I n»Mnd for the Eu Toi S '.\;«s played. Paisley, with a t. 17, led the list o f eight q rier« with Cook }> tied in tccood place
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