Singapore Standard, 26 May 1954

Microfilm: NL2604
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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD SDFDF Vol. IV. No. 328. it m si SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1954. TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    French Pound Rebel Route
    65 1 Indo-China, May Waves of French today blasted bis op i m (Munitions ,1 junction of Son f Gen. Vo Nguyen asion route to River delta. ip's >ver own the )W ase ge Raised the R oa Yen Phu, I H g I I racuation from Dion
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    NO TRANSPORT FOR W.D. MEN
    38 1 K UMPUR, T:,-> -k n. G. K. Bourne, GOC has i> ted the re- by civilian \V;ir Depart- free I theii plac< s of work. E el repief Ua War Departvilij Stall Associ
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    ARRIVES IN PARIS
    128 1 !e Cas- red Dion nmander, f l Indo--1 y\ sterdajr, AFP HANOI. May 25: (Router) (ienevieve D e Galard Terrauhe. 29 year-old French nurse freed hy the Vietminh yesterday, told a press conference today she would fly to Paris in three or four days after remaining at
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    TALKS DECISION SECRET
    358 1 Alliance Cables Mr. Lyttelton Templer Told Of Future Action KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The UMNO MCA Alliance is keeping secret its decision arrived at last night on action it proposes to take following the British Government's rejection of its demand for a three-fifth elected majority in the Federal
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    A SHOWER BATH FOR HEROINE OF DIEN BIEN PHU
    245 1 Alter i real shower hath. Instead of the mudbatha of the fallen fortress, Genevieve looked ;u f r< Mi .in t j trim is any Parisienne by the tim* slie sat down to dinner. Genevieve. daughter of i Viscountess and trained
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    Ely Reports To Defence Council
    202 1 More Troops For I-C? PARIS, May 25, (Reuter) General Paul Ely, Chief of Staff of the French Armed Forces, returned today from an emergency fact-finding mission to Indc China. Genera Ely, who was acy General Raoul s in er Ci mmander-in-Chief In In do-Chin a,
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    Their Prayers Were Answered
    76 1 U7/E.V the "J 11 read that Gen wieve, the t enca Nightingale of D.. H»u PlkUg t/\j.<? captured. me\ herd of a nursing school n New York the S'. Luke's Hospttal Srh-)oZ o. f Cursing .?ff;cf prayer* in fhe hospital eh idW jor .r Their prayers
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    STUDENT DODGERS LEAVE FOR RED CHINA
    445 1 STUDENT DODGERS LEAVE FOR RED CHINA OVEtt 100 Chinde students, believed to be call-up dodgers. sailed from Singapoie yesterday in the China-bound Dutch liner Tjiwangi. The vessel which normally berths alongside the s.ri^apore Harbour Boar i wharves was anchored in the Outer Roads, where the students embarked. While members of
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    Did Not Register -Charge
    137 1 Did Not Register -Charge I.EE SHAY KIAT (20), businessman, was tentatively charged in the Eighth Police Magistrate's Court with failing I to re«i>ter under the National Service! Bill. This ii the first rase of it.s kin! in r'i-3 Colony. Lee wjs detained at Kallang nirpjrt at 6.20 a.m. yesterday I
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    SEVEN ESCAPE
    37 1 NORFOLK. Massa husetts, May 23, (AFP) Seven prisoners scaled the wall of the Norfolk Prison and escaped today. Police r.teiy I began -> ir ihing for the prisonen who weir des i bed as j dangerous.
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    49 1 photo. T II R K i: Singapore Chinese students photographed on board the Tjiwangi just before she sailed for China ports yesterday. The students are expected to disembark in Hongkong from where they will be escorted over the Kowloon border to the Chinese mainland held by the Communists. Standard
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    British Colonial Policy Is To Urge Self-Rule
    242 1 British Colonial Policy Is To Urge Self-Rule LONDON, May 25 (Renter) The Colonial Se retary, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. said hers last night the guiding Theme of Britain's Colonial policy was to eiv^ourage Colonial self-adminisYratii n. This theme. the "golden throat" of British policy in these territories, was held by all
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    Ahmad's Tiger Roar Costs Him His Life
    85 1 ALOR STAR, Tues. padi planter named Ahmad bin Arshad. IS, died \esterday roaring lik<> A tiger. He was shot dead by two friends. Ilarun Shaari and Omar Atln.ui in a durian plantation in North Kcdah. They were guarding the plantation when Ahmad crept
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    20 INJURED BY GRENADE
    41 1 MARRAKESH, May IS, (Reutei i Twenty people i injured three 10 v. Mm a iji *'ti. r!.' was 1 providing ('•<. neral ir. .-tin Guillaum* The .rii:: tt ri Moroccan infantryn ten civilians in and boy of 13.
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    Britain Rejects Alliance Demand
    149 1 Britain Rejects Alliance Demand KI < A: x: riM prove. v if i !'>r a I 1 M r ton n.-ivo to ti u x;,,. w they Bi n. The letter wi* i »>v I).- i Government t mJ In I i ■ny in the n Demands Rejected He reject*
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    COURT SETS DAMAGE AT $5,320
    103 2 COURT SETS DAMAGE AT $5,320 A BEAN-CAKE seller, Tan Teck Heng. was yesterday awarded $5,320 with costs, in the Singapore High C'ourt againsi his claim for damages for injuries received in a motor accident from Chan Ngan, :y. and his brother. Chan Mi-\g Kuan, who (Irene the vehicle. ng alone
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    THIS TIME IT WAS LUCKY 13
    43 2 NINE men and lu:r wo w w< r< I In the K:_ I i Magistrate 'j Cou I y after th< prose Irew samblin^ arg against them. The Maj suit of $1,970, a ised, 1 rel urned.
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    A Debtor s Proposal Is Rejected
    102 2 A Debtor s Proposal Is Rejected PENANG. Tues.- A scheme arrangement to carrv on business proposed bv ii debtor. Fog Tee Wee. proprietor of <i provision store in Penanf Road was not approved by the firm's creditors wno he d a merting at the Supreme Court toda} Creditors' claims amounted
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    BRUNEI-SPORE SEA LINK
    214 2 BRUNEI -SPORE SEA LINK Cuts Cargo Time From Six Weeks To Four Days KTALA BKLAIT, May 22. A direct sea link between Singapore and Brunei was joined on Saturday when the Straits Steamship's vessel, the 522-ton Sedenak arrived at this important oil townlet and unloaded 400 tons of general cargo.
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    Merchant Tried For Corruption
    214 2 Parcel In OCPD's Home SEREMBAN, Tues. 6. M. Patel. a merchant in Sepaag appeared before Mr. E. Corballv in the Sessions Court here today on a charge of corruption. Pate! was alleged to have offered a lady's hand bag, a iady' s dressing set. a table
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    COMMODITY FRIGES
    112 2 CLOSING rubber prices (reals per ib.) in Singapore Monday were rtnver> Sellrrs No 1 K.SS Spot LMae (2| CBI Ne, I R.s.s. 6t] a No. 2 K.SS »il I ti? No 3 K.SS bOi «1 Tone: Basier TIN PKICI Ihe prire ot tin pel Urd:iT was I3CII i
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    Varsity Man Tells Of Hold-up
    116 2 UNIVERSI V it lent, Lim Bian s. friend, Gra< .rt cher 1. 1 S four men while walking i.< a or.g Mai til R)H J me iftei i night fee< In a S esterday. Toh K I rng i tentatively t 'nem and voli r.tj
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    CHANGE IN VOTING LAW
    61 2 .IOHORK BAHRU, Tuct.— Two pnts U Johore T j ad< shortly. Tiie first f registration perio frotn 43 dayi w 21 days -thus bring g I into line with the Stale e tiom regulations. The tecond 'han^e lllowi voters to the Town Couitcl elections to vote
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    Homage To The Sant
    93 2 A LARGE gathering: of men. women and children of the Sikh community of Singapore were present at Kalian? Airport to greet their saint, Sant Harnam Singh Ji. who arrived from Bangkok yesterday evening. The Sant was receive* by Mr. SarduJ Singh, jna«*tla« partner of lndcrson s#
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    NO LICENCE
    34 3 FMI [riving a motor car lout a Iriving licence, Tan r ri w is fined $30 by the IMm ir Mag strate. I n c h e [bi iit) bin Abdul Marian.
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    Hindus Object To Marriage Officers
    164 3 Hindus Object To Marriage Officers THE Singapore Hindu Sabai at an extraordinary general meetinq: on Sunday opposed the appointment of marriage officers to perform Hindu marriages in the Colony, as proposed by Mr. C. K. Da-aratha Raj's Hindu Monogamous Marriage Bill which is now before a select committee. The members
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    'Immigration Policy Benefits Citizens'
    201 3 Standard Staff Importer SINGAPORE'S Immigration policy embodied in the new Immigration Ordinance which came into force In August last year is working satisfactorily for the benefit of the people, the Acting Controller of Immigration, Mr. M. C. Cotnpton, told a press conference yesterday. In the first
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    Weighbridge Is Blamed By Counsel
    152 3 .1 >HORE BAHRU. Tues. the appeal of a T!. Boo:: Song, who i 5150 for excessively ,ading i ry, Mr. A. .1. Bi i i tot the appellant, blamii e Government foi hanging its weighbridges. Bi iga contended that tha ridges could not giw the
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    NEW GOVT. OFFICES SOON
    271 3 No More Dark Dingy Corners In Fullerton Building Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Fullerton Building— an imposing edifice— with fine external appearance but whose interior leaves -much to be desired" will be completely transformed into an attractive block of Government offices in the near future. The Income
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    43 3 photo. MR. J. LAWLER of Malaya receives a bouquet from Shochiku Movie actress Keiko Awaji. The prize was presented to /'3u{Taloes for Ploughing 91 for the best planning in the nondramatic section of the South-east Asia Film Festival just concluded in Tokvo. UP
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    YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE ICE REVUE
    237 3 YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE ICE REVUE "HOLIDAY ON Id," Ihi 1 buloui i e revue which running Us fifth-week in Singapore, will itag final performance at the Happy Worl i Stadium Saturday. The revue will not go to Kuala Lumpur M it has tuvn originally p instea i.
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    CITY EXHIBITION
    40 3 '1 -.t 1 S 4. p trC i iti Second PanMalayan Photogi apl ,i)ition .'»t th« British I Hall on June 1 1 'I .■'.<• '!o onial Secretary, Mr. W. A C. I ioo k open the exh bit
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    FOR $3 BRIBE -FINED $400
    37 3 JOHORE 3AHRT. Twos. Ismail bin Abdullah, a lorry driver, was lined $400. in default five months' ::r.prisonment, in the Sessions Court. Kluang, f>r offering a bribe of i>; > a p.)ii .i? constable.
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    RENT INCREASE MEET CALLED
    77 3 THE interim Committee of the Federation of Community Centres. Singapore, will meet at the Tiong Bahru Community Centre tomorrow at 7 p.m. Mr. Too Sen? Bee. Chairman of the Federation, told The Standard that the meeting will dis.us.s steps to be taken on behalf of the
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    RIDER FINED TOTAL OF $100
    44 3 LEE AH POH, a tricycle rider wraa fined a total of Slot) by the Singapore City Police Cour» Magistrate, Mr. R.8.1. Pates, for riding a trishaw without a licence ;»':d for using a badge belonging to another IXM"S i'.l.
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    43 3 photo. MR. II J. Ri:i>l OKI), Pepsi Cola Kepr<\sentativ,« from Australia and Mr. I V. Walsh. Far Fast Supervisor from New York, who arrived in the Colony r«M«'titly to help in I'niim I.imited's expansion programme. exchange views at the Company's •flee, yesterday. Standard
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    Drinks Factory To Expand
    177 3 UNION LIMITED, manufacturers of "Pepsi ola", the popular s<>it sparkling drink, plans to expand its business on a recently acquired property next to the Company's present premises. Herp to help in the expansion programme are Mr. J V. Walsh, Tar East Supervisor from New York and
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    Special Services For Empire Youth
    159 3 THOUSANDS of youths of alt nationalities in Singapore and the Foderation Will observe "Empire Youth Sunday" on May :*Q. Special services for the occasion will be conducted in churches, synagogues, temples and mosques. A combined service for all Christian youth in the Colony will be
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    Magic To Aid Fund For Youth
    116 3 Magic To Aid Fund For Youth MAGIC will aid the Fund for the Viorld If semblv of Youth, to be held in Sincaporr in August it was announced >«->t»-rda> by the Intrrnj tion.il Brotherhood of Magicians. Singapore Kin? N.». 11 The Brotherhood will present a show called "Magical Ceefctafl," on
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    3 CASES PER MINUTE IN CITY COURT
    118 3 WITHIN I ii i, i Itffl -s wero 1 in the Singapore I I Mil .1 ,1, Mr. R. B I I', Tin r by the City < Dep irlment i he it Mr. Pat< thai »i I■ ih Kuan o( M >h
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    NEW CAR PARK FOR S'PORE
    28 3 THE S i d foi > I' I \i! I'. l( .i I -IMtol f whei ed. may if i -;ir park T'.. i
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      11 3 Hi? 4\ f lI HENRY WAUGH CO LTD INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE
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    Malayan Films Are Now Assured Of Recoagnition
    220 4 KCALA LL'MPtK. Turs Malaya has put herself firmly on Um "film n»ap" of Kast Asia a s rrsult «f triumpliant partu ipation in the Tokyo Tine Festival just ended, Mr Thomas Hodge, head of the Malayan Him Lnit. told The Standard today. Mr.
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    SEVEN MORE FED. REDS ARE ELIMINATED
    206 4 SEVEN MORE FED. REDS ARE ELIMINATED Fijian's Charge Kilts All Four KUALA LIMPIR, Tues. Seven Communist terrorists have been killed in the Federation, four by a patrol of the First Battalion, the Fijian Infantry Regimrnt in the Rengam district of Johore, it was reported today. The patrol were returning from
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    TEMPLER'S SUCCESS IN MALAYA
    139 4 TEMPLER'S SUCCESS IN MALAYA LONDON. May 23 (Renter) —The Daily Telegraph today pad a vrarm tribute *o General Sir Gerald Term ler for h 5 work in Malaya. "General Templer found Malaya toppling" this Co nfervative newspaper declared. Next week he leave! 11 firm. -That i? the measure cf his
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    PILGRIM SHIP
    30 4 THE pi'.grim ship Anshufl will sail for Jeddafa from I Penanp on Juljf I. Sne leave Singapore OB .I;;ne 2 I J and arriv*. Fti;;»ii£ on June 30.
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    LEGCO MEETING
    29 4 THE next meeting cf the Singapore legislative Council Will be he d OH June 15. 1954. lafl 10 a.m. at the Victoria J Memorial Hall. Sing iport
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    Bus Rolls On Minus One Wheel
    110 4 Bus Rolls On Minus One Wheel PKN A N Tues. Thirly three passengers on board a Ilin Company bus eot IkC fright of (heir lives toda> when une of the front wlktU of the bus rolled au.iv ftlMg liinui.ih K«'.ni in front of the Chunn ll»i Svhool I'nion. After the
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    'French Planes Will Stop Giap'
    292 4 ir hh.NKKAL \o .\£ii\en Giap. chief of the Virtminh rebel forces, launches an attack on Hanoi the French Air Force is in a position to give ft g uori ZCtmant of Itself, said Air Marvhal Sir Clift'md Samitrson, C.-tn-C. Far Fast Air Force, on his
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    SHE CLAIMS DAMAGES
    68 4 JUDGMENT w.,* re-* \*i in the Singapore High Couri yesterday j.m :he CSSf in which i woman. Aw >. Geow Chee, claimed damages from Yto Mok Choon. own vt a lorry. II was alleged thai Y«O*l lorry knocked d«>v. :i and ki:U<. Aws ten-jcarold son. Jama Tan.
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    TWO STABBED IN BRAWLS
    56 4 TWO men were rushed tc the Singapore General Hospital with stab wounds su c tair>«<. during two separate brawl* in the Colony yesterday. One of them. Mariamuttu (38). was injured in Kim Keal Road at 1.20 a.m. while the other man. C Filial (35), wai removed
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    29 4 SINGAPORE City Police Magistrate Mr. J. M. Cole bourn who is on short local leave welcomed his wife who arrived from Briiaia jester day o B board the 1-mL.n.
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    Lower Court Did Not Have Jurisdiction —Two Freed
    312 4 Lower Court Did Not Have Jurisdiction —Two Freed KUALA LUMPUR. Tut*. —Two Chinese WOIIM n who were convicted recently in Kua 1 a Lumpur's sensational "White Slave Traffic case were today let free by the Selangor j Appeal Court. which held that the lower court did not have the necessary
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    Gaming Law Is Empire's Silliest: Magistrate
    87 5 Gaming Law Is Empire's Silliest: Magistrate WORTH. Tues. immon Gaming linance is "the thine: ever the whole of trate Incho san hin Hussein en he heard i tei lottery" h I inn was linance e «t- a can •ji:iH< > R .tnd i "has conIWs Of by him--1 A inder-
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    Housebreaking
    22 5 g into a housi Muar, Tan I wa s sentenced imprisonment ■fd $60 by the Muar ate, Che Ibrahim bin Marian.
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    What A Plunge!
    38 5 ;>''■>? THIS t O-ton military truck plunged into a ravin* trheii fl <>•/ Singapore's r; (J/) Road, i/esterdoy. The driver, Yust>n bin Fadir, escaped untcatfced. ago <; saloon car met with a ttmilar ''fi-- at m spot. Standard
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    Is Brandy, Brandy When It's Diluted?
    192 5 .nri D bra I e railed hen it is diluted with er? This was the subjeci »>f an :<> ir-an l-a-l a I »ng argument e the Sii pore District ludge. Mr Tan Ah Tan, ye»rtr. N A Christopher, de- r ence counsel, maintained
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    'HOUSES BUILT TO A SCHEME'
    304 5 'HOUSES BUILT TO A SCHEME' Court Hears Of Sennett vPlan MR. C.W.A. SENNETT, Managing Director of the Sennett Realty Company Ltd., told the Singapore High Court yesterday that over a million dollars were spent on the Sennett Estate during the period when one prospective buyer alleged that nothing was done
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    CUBICLE FIRE
    26 5 FIRE destroyed the «mc ioof of a washerwoman's rubiiie PearJ's Hill Road. Singapore, yesterday afternoon while she and her four-year-o'd daughter j were out.
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    46 5 DKANNA TAN (14) who will dunce to Chopin's Waltz in C minor, in the Ballet Divertissement to be presented by the Taylor Dance Studio in July. She will also take the part of the Ballerina Doll in "The Doll Da«ue." a high- light of th* show.
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    2 'Dodgers' Held At Causeway
    60 5 2 'Dodgers' Held At Causeway TWO youths will be summoned by the Singapore Police for failing to register for National Service. They were held at the Woodlands police check point on Monday ■ifffct. Both are living in Singapore and working in Johore Bahru. A police spokesman said ther e was
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    Air Hostess Given Fine And 12-Mth Driving Ban
    145 5 Air Hostess Given Fine And 12-Mth Driving Ban ON SEEING a car being driven in a "rocking manner" :at 1.40 a.m. on April 13, u Mobile Squad man. Mohamed iTahil bin Ahmad, rhaacd and stopped the vehicle. A woman was behind the steering wheel and seated beside her was a
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    GIRL SWALLOWS A 1O-CENT COIN
    30 5 A nine-year-old Malay gin was sent to the Singapore GenerftJ Hospital alter she had ■wallowed a ten-cent coin In her house in Mackenzie R<>.i v
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    Dearh By Accident — Verdict
    100 5 Dearh By Accident Verdict THE S Coronet Mi KT. AW \.u it. i explained in some detail u»,. functions of the human heart to l.im Ah Wee during the i oui ie of an Inquest into the death 'if LinVs ion Johnny an*"! IS, who died m .< result of
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 5 HONGKONG. Mjy 2S Sp. Stjndard Service: Closing prices <»r the Hongkong Fxchan^e today were $1,170 to £1 sterling $.i.825 to US$l $1 {m to Malayan $1: $0 2-J8 to one Indonesian Rupi;ih. Gold $248 To t«» 1
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    Pestana To Head Colony Dog Unit
    206 5 CIIIM Inspector Frank C. Pestana, holder of the Kin R s Police Medal for gallantry. ha s been selected to raise the Singapore Police Force's first Doc t nit a police spokesman said yesterday. He will Ry to Britain shortiv to tttemf 12-week eousse
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    BACK FROM U.K TRAINING
    35 5 two Singapore Police otVi rers, Inspertor Cecil Cheng .*m,j Inspector Tan v*>ok Bang, n turned la the Colony on i>o.»ni the Cui (hage .jut completing po ice cour wi jn Britain
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    EWART GETS $1M BORNEO WHARF JOB
    80 5 BRUNEI TOWN May I Ewai ind Co <tv I .i<< have beei M.OOt (MM ontrai r« rut lion "f .i>i old m bai S I J.ik.Tn. British North H I w im h m iiiiiinii the \\.«t The new uiurf v^: feel ind be
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    GARLICK TO GO ON LEAVE
    59 5 DH G I! C.ir i'k riirertoi «»r the Singaporv I überrulusi hum iatimi, Mr lo the 'rnliNf Killf >.i v f o tl Ml 'H WThJ there h-' trill itti nd ronference ef Ihc Bri Tuben ui<» i. A itiuti ()Nfnr<i He vm 1 .1!
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    COUNCIL MEETING
    24 5 THC ll'X' mc.t.inf "I Singapore Legi tail w< will 1,. r»«-'i on Jim ■.m r 'fi.- V i j r it Hall
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    His Master's Voice?
    625 6 'I HERE can hv no serious quarrel with most of the pious platitudes which embellish the recently published political testament of the Party Negara. The authors of this party prospectus have taken care to say the right things and to strike up the attitudes expected of fighters
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      Demonstration Dramatizes The Educational Problem
      368 6 Demonstration Dramatizes The Educational Problem Sir; School students usually arc not sufficiently sophisticated in the analysis of propaganda efforts from Moscow and Peking. Kren experienced British diploviats liavc been caught in the net of communist propaganda and hare fled into the Iron Curtain. An unthinking section of the public feel
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      PAST COMMITTEE DID NOTHING
      353 6 PAST COMMITTEE DID NOTHING Sir;- Mr Kam Siew Yee's etter \o The past Secretary Of the S'pore Teachers' Union should serve as an eyeC opener to teachers and the many would-be teachers. It should also rouse those j teachers (who have allowed j themselves to be bitten by the *>-g
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      PRAISE
      90 6 Sir: May I make use i a ial e colums io i 'ey mV congratulations I Mrs. Nagaretnam Supj for providing tiie Ta f list< <: s Of Radio Ma a v th her^enchanting isi the classical style in ev( ning p.- g\ ne of I May, I Aa
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      Coloured Influence
      141 6 UTUSAN Melayu says whatever ral c pport; politii al parties In England! co eto the stx iggle for: fret Malaya would' inevitably be influen r political colour. The* paper was commenting on aj statement by the UMNO-J MCA delegation to UK lhatj tne visit of the delegation^ resulted
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      Lighte Export Duties
      73 6 SIN CHEW JIT POH »1 < tQri efl tsto revive Malaya's as the difficulties 1 if are not confined to| c factors on the interna-j na markei aione. C suggests that there! > ild be a unification of thef lustry to encourage furl and research.^ -hero 19
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    Crushing Defeat Of Thomas
    223 6 Crush ing Defeat Of Thomas Sir; A event of the Annual Genera] M< el ng of the Singapore Tea i^ers' 1 '-"on last Sal rday was the crushing r Francis Thorn**. Chairman of the m -formed S<>. Party. He stood for t t I <>n as President of the S
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    A Dangerous Disease
    131 6 a There an Asian C ■ttained In<k p< ndence t the end of Be Malaya is and Malaj expedite her pi _.v One dar.^t roili ease which is rampani in Malaya be curbed Drsi before any action for Independence is launched and this disease is DISCRIMINATION. In
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    HIGH TIME
    109 6 Sir;— The public are inconvenienced .at n;ght for want of lighting facilities at the junction of LilD Ah Woo Road and Grey Lane. It is high time that lights were provided at this Junction. We would be much obliged if the East Ward City Councillors would kindly attend
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    Are They Ungrateful As Well?
    49 6 Are They Ungrateful As Well? Sii v the Str. f the 27 Instant Malays In me: f g bettor «<•-.>: Kg nti out that da lay i who **giv« a a yar It f c-tr S the F« he g of the tin Resident J 8 I MM < him
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    A Drop of INK
    249 6  - A Drop of INK R.B. Ooi by 'PHE Standard*! Ko-don 1 correspondent. Am--rw Roth, puts his Hnger i sore spot when he Is little future for thl o are rude to their own <■ trymen just becauai colonial power hai I cially cacouraged i polite. The long suffering 1. public
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    205 7 IX), Norway, May 25 (IP)— A charter airliner oss the North Pole on a pioneer flight to sterday but airline officials told the 37 pas- wouldn't even need long underwear. navian Airlines System (S.A.S.) sent a big oaring over the Arctic following
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    90 7 COMET TO BE SUNK IN TEST DON. May 25 (UP) plan lole twoComet jet .1 lank of imp air into until it presdisclo ed e in- the B the "bal- ai the Aii Farn borough Ai: that h. m ling >AC in the £900.000 airline gi ioea pig or bit
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    23 7 25, (UP).— v. 20-year-old son Bins 'rosby, w.is and a M xied when and another e Mexicans <■< Baysh< Highway.
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    CHURCHILL REAFFIRMS UK POLICY
    180 7 LONDON. May 25: (RenterSir Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, today reaffirmed that Britain's poliojr of no! commitments m South-east Asia, until the results of the Geneva conference are known.! still stands. He emphasised in the House of Commons that the projected [ive-power staff talks between'. the
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    'DIRECT CONTACT TO END WAR'
    258 7 But West Turns Down The Communist Proposal GENEVA, May 25 (Reuter)-The three Communist powers ur R ed at the nine-nation Indo-C .luna peace talks here yesterday that 'both sides" in the IndoChina war should establish "direct contact" to end the fighting. But the Western powers
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    Labour Mission Due On June 10
    152 7 From ALEX JOSEY, Standard Special Correspondent KA|_AW, Burma, Tues. Modhav Gokholc. Joint Secretory «r the Asian So cialist Conference, last night said that every effort will be mode to get a member of the British Labour Party to accompony the Asian Socialist Study Mission
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    Britain Refutes Charge By Joe
    191 7 LONDON. Mav 25 (Rmter) The Government yesterday denied a charge by Senator Joseph McCarthy that Britain was planning to ship war weapons to the Chin- Communists. Mr. Nigel Birch. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry <»t Deft me. to <i the House of Commons: "There '>
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    BIRTHDAY HIKE OF 63 MILES
    46 7 J'ORNTO. May 25, (AP) A 63-year-old Toronto woman finished her annual birthday hike On schedule last nipht a mile for every year. Mrs. Brandt Johnston started her walk to Toronto Imm near Brantford. Ontario on Sunday morning, at a four-mile-an-nour rlip.
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    UK QUERIES COVT HOUSING IN SINGAPORE
    88 7 LONDON K. Mr. Douglas -!.i\ '<>ni asked the Minister «»i Works, Sir David Ki ■'<•-■. in 'h, H< ol C'ommoik today to u> v < Hit* reasons lot the expenditui i U 206,370 »>r; (r« < 1 ion ol staff residences in Singapon He
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    ARMY LIEUTENANT DIES FOR MURDER
    33 7 CORNWAI Canada. LV">. (AP» I'. 1 Ba I <•:!• a former U Lii tiant, wai hangr-' laj f<ir the knife-murdrr of 2l*jrear-old Mii^t^if v• Carriei Ri m rve Ai
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    'Doing What Comes Naturally'
    34 7 photo. BARBARA Drescher and Jo Winters enjoy a fresh drink of coconut milk from its natural container a s they relax at Florida's Sunken Gardens, near St. Petersburg;. A. P.
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    PEKING UNFIT TO SIT IN UN, AVERS LODGE
    135 7 CHICAGO. May 25. (UP) Ambassador Henr y Cabol Lodge. Jr.. chief United States delegate to the United Nations, today charged the Communists with murdering up to 15.()•)(>.--000 persons in China since 1949 and gave 1 J reasons why the Red Chinese regime
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    U. S. Rushes Arms To Allies
    162 7 U. S. Rushes Arms To Allies Central America Crisis: WASHINGTON, May 25 (IP)— The I nited States is speeding arms shipments to Nicaragua and Honduras by plane following delivery ol a big shipment of arms to Guatemala from behind the Iron Curtain, the State Department announced yesterday. The Tniied State
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    Twas Mark Twain Who Started It
    97 7 Twas Mark Twain Who Started It ANGELES (AW Calif, May 25 (AP> lucky Laser, with three prodigious leaps totalling H> feet 10 inches, set a UtW frog jiimpui- record and won tor owner Roy Weimer ISSI.OOO on Sunday in the 27th annual contest based on Mark Twain's famous story. Lucky
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    'Strength In Asian Unity'
    93 7 HONGKONG. May 29 (Reutor) General .lames A. Van j Fleet said here today that Japan. South Korea and Formosa stood out with great po- j tential moral and physical strength against Communism in the Far East. General Van Fleet, who is j President Eisenhower'* special envoy
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    RAIL STRIKE IN UK CONTINUES
    62 7 LONDON', Way 25. (Router) -More than 3,000 engine drivers and firemen on England's west t ounty railway lines today entered the ninth day of an unofficial strike despite union chiefs' appeals for a return 1o work. The strike will be dlacussed when the annual conference
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    US SUPREMO REPORT DENIED
    41 7 WASHINGTON. May 25 (AP> The TS. State Department yesterday vigorously denied reports that American negotiators in Paris had proposed tha: an American be named Supreme Commander of the French and native forces fighting Communist-led rebels in Indo-China.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    82 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Moy 25 The following O re the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spot 18 id. LONDON TIN June 1 8 i d Spot £728 per ton buyers, July/Sept. 18 id. £729 sellers. Oct. /Dec. 19
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    QUEEN BEE CONTROLS SUBJECTS WITH SECRET DRUG
    200 7 QUEEN BEE CONTROLS SUBJECTS WITH SECRET DRUG LONDON, Maj 85, <\P>— A British aeieatist reported Mnml.tv a qntrn bee contKils her MlbJeCll by tinninu thrnn into dope ftddleta which have to come to ln-r I'or tlit'ir Mil) ply. Dr. Colin Butler, bead bee research project it Kothamstetl. announced bll findings
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    CHUNG KHIAW MAKES 'HANDSOME PROFIT'-AW
    514 9 CHUNG KHIAW MAKES 'HANDSOME PROFIT'-AW "IT gives me great pleasure U refer you to the Profit and Loss Account in which you will notice that despite the difficult year which we have just passed through, we have made, comparatively speaking, quite a handsome profit amounting to $399,271.21," Mr. Aw Poon
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    Decrease In Talisman Revenue
    127 9 THE Chairman of Talismai Rubber Company. Ltd Air. C R. Gleeson states, in h!s annua l address to be presented at the general meeting to be held In Singapore today, that although the crop harvested was slightly in exce<;« of the previous year the revenue decreased
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    Increase In Jap Trade
    53 9 TOKYO. May 2. 1 (AP) Japans trade with British Commonwealth nation* i n the first three month* of this year increased 33 per rent, but prc- i spects for the rest of the year 1 1 are not too bright, the mfl'uen- Hal economic daily. N;hor
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    COMPANY NAMES SENIOR BROKER
    265 9 MR. A. R. PRATT, future Chairman and M macing Director of Messrs. Lewis Peat (Singapore) Limited, told The Standard yesterday that the Company has appointed Mr. Kan* Teow Hong :ix it* senior Chinese rubber broker in place of Mr. Fan Boon Poh. whose resignation from the
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    MARKET
    129 9 RUBBER DOWN RUBBFR pri.es on the I gi-.pcre market dropped t ;< f 2 7 U cents per Ib tor grtrie mbbtr, J'.iue shipment. •■!< iday The market ope?ied q fi 3/1 cents and rlo td »i^ier. Fairy good suj,p<jrt mi it- •f. f:om I.o'.don but N« i Vt»rk
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    86 9 lUK < e HUM -> ni.. pert was ••W f Copra opened stea Qsed q i < <t t 'or i I •;..<■ SS p« r i M Hitok w K qti<.!«(' 1247 1 fend k I and 5 p.n >32| 5Ji ($3l I <$:iii». |u h (>..; 8
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      92 9 j|l fibner By A CllpP < WPPY,6OAT:.'V', m^M"l SEEM TO BE CONNECTED A Lc- II I flUey O^P By vTf. Horn/in Ihe Heart Oi Jaliet Jones By Stan Drake Priscillas Pop By A/ Vernieer Cuily Kayoe By Sam Left ""^F 5t- "71 f 1 f \*T t3|f I WEEL NEVER
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    The Art Of The Dance
    221 10 MOROCCAN PRINCESS AND MODEL <\».o\| t IMM«f th.' taMrfPMiM prr-.ui lilt w,. r nulilcr* it (In- I nili.i^ r .»v mi iinit.i imk.-.J oiil < .1.1. k n.l 1 inr i I ootr Hi,- fir.J. Ho*,miul.Mi n,.n.- /ilirt. i* iliufthlrr n,.,|, i I Mi Vnuli
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    SATURDAY-NIGHTERS AT COCKPIT
    227 10 <\no?t:i: itagapwt'n pwilir rwkpN wk me \«n»«> f«»r h:ii>i»y 11 it; lit celebration*, llvelle*! ot wiiuh was \n<- ink m \\i«»«-h N i»«^' >•• tuuini; Department'* P. M« Uon.il.l <ti>urth from left. l« *i»««'» x h 1 lnt> playrd in»Nts to party i»t rtoM irirmK. i attrr
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    'SUPER-CON BIRTHDAY 'DO'
    186 10 <i:i'.llH: i nttitif take tir«t ♦mu'mi'-t > rit/ Bishop (in barkcrntlflil > ind air IkMvvi .in U<>|! rfii <rii:l>ti r u*»' Ih--ir i:l.«>^i» t<> H'i«h* him "hupp) hirtll«la>" i* K I x l Siiprr-('on«iellation N ••n.-iun i*u-pil»i \;iii«!** \«'n. It wa« tn- ".ni birth»luy ami h»' <»lfUr
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    161 10 <\ISO\|.): CHeWattaf .itt limm-nt of »"»lli >«-ir on Miutliii u.is id.K««\ |i. imiii ol II ui: Ko.nl. ST p 7f w of tlM lal «•«"< momst ii. W. lloisiiuion of siagaporr'N •U v llimst>ir :i t.'.ii Imt. Hv\. Paal wns with ih.- Ximio-rhin^** School f.»r :w years. ||r
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    PAKISTAN'S CHALLENGE TO M.C.C.
    285 11 Ahmeds Miss Centuries LONDON, May 24 (Reuter)— The Pakistani touring team left no doubt about the strength of their batting when accumulating 310 runs for four wickets against the MCC at Lord's today. They declared at this total, leaving them three run s ahead of the
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    Medical SC Defeat The Lethargies
    162 11 Medical SC Defeat The Lethargies MALACCA. Mon. Tim Medical Sports Club beat the Lethargies, the Dunlops planting interest side, by 28 runs at the Malacca Cub yesterday. despite the gallant effort of Thompson, who hit up a polished 47 all round the wicket before he wa s caught by Mazir
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    Gavilan To Undergo An Operation
    78 11 Gavilan To Undergo An Operation HAVANNA, May 25, (Reuter) Kid Gavilan of Cuba, the world welterweight boxing champion may have an operation on his right hand. H e is haVing treatment for what is described as a sprain but the hand was painful yesterday. A doctor said an operation might
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    Jacks Table Tennis Team
    61 11 JACKS Spoils Club's table tennis team against th e W. H. Day's team at Jacks Spoils Club's promises at Fairer Paik tomorrow a' 6 p.m. will be: Singles: Teo Hong Fei. Loh Tuck Nam. Lim Choo Ann, Teo Sin Kong. Ong Choon Thiam. Doubles: V. Legerton
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    Malayan Wins
    38 11 SI'RBITON, SL'RREY, May 24. (Re.r.er)— C. Tsai, from Malaya, won his fUst round men's singles match when the Surrey grass court lawn tennis championships opened here today. He beat D. Hamilton (Australia) tf— 2. »5 t,
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    MCC 135/4
    223 11 LONDON, May 2"» (Renter) —The M.C.C. cricket team were 132 runs ahead with six second innings wickets standing when lunch was taken on the third and last day of their match against the touring Pakistan eric keter s at Lords here today. M.C.C. 12 for one overnight, had
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    Odd Goal Win For Hua Lian
    293 11 MALACCA. Tiitv-Hua Lian V'e;)t the Queen's Royal A— 2 in a soccer friendly at f .h t > Hilir P;irk yesterday before I p 1 crowd. The game, played on a heavy ground, was exciting and fast with many goalm mth n "'< s.
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    Dower Wins
    27 11 In Carduf. D-m Dower, undefeated Welsh eight, easily outpointed Alex Bo inert, of Belgium last night in an eight-round bout, it 1 Dower's 17th victory.
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    Hampshire Thwart Middlesex Bid
    446 11 LONDON, May 25 (Keuter) Hampshire thwarted a bid by Middlesex to gain victory in two davs :ii Southampton but unless rain intervenes today. Middlesex seem assured of maintaining their 100 per cent county championship record. Left to make 85 in their second innins< for victory, Middlesex
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    329 11 Bab a M Lewis, «nd P» w f.. i Mrs. Dorothy LevJai |f«liU F;miir«v defej U Ahrenslcbtn and G. w» «-l. 16. 5-6 ;inrl defai. ban Brad.»'\ rid H Kmik r* i he;<t Mirhnt H bonru ■n<| Adraw (Fr«n« 8, h-2, M i.'
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    115 11 PARIS, M..v n (Bw I i iar M BU quart* t fin., h in i •< h lawn !«"inis i h n\ ->.ii i h« r« i<- 1:1 v. i«.-«-. I -4, Eni njiit MOl •.1 <>f 1 i twice in 1 •1 jm th< ourablv pi 1
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    95 11 LONDON, May 25 (AP)— Promoter Jark Solomon* yesterday abruptly halted the first sparring workout here to Harry (Kid) Matthews, the Seattle btxer, who meets British heavyweight champion. Don Ctefcell, on June 1. In tht sparring, .T<>e Ci lca> ■nnr. former amateur Lon i champion, knocked Matthew.*'
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    467 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.-K. J. van Lidth, hot favourite for tlie tennis triple crown, made a successful bid in the iirst leg of the treble when, in partnership with John C. Cordy, he annexed the men's doubles title at the Srlangor Graded Hard Court Championship
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    255 12 Letchumanam, Venugopal, Tangeveloo. lUinblers: Soon Hock, Wong Pak. Swee Sum, Choon Ciooi, Took Hoc. Chit Yin, Wen:* Kooi, Hock Siang, Chak Chong, Phoon Saik, 800 Lim. At Singapore the nine men Singapore Recreation Club were no match for the I.R.C. It was RecV worst
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    38 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuet. 16 Fiel i Ambulance boa: Air A•: i- b Headquarters 5-2 In a Garrison League mat h at Headquarters Malaya District i lay 8..r er scored all five goals Cox Field Ambula
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    Benny Salem Coming Here
    53 12 TWO Filipino fighters, Btnny Salem, welter and Middleweight of Guam, arid Ray Rico another welter. ir e expected in' of' Jul^ le dUlinS the Ra^lS" is v booked to ««ht Mike K«n,jia. Fijian welter .^h gl^dleweight chan,: Sd Rico will meet Paul Cherrhree supporting bouU will
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    ATC Team Lose
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    Spartans Win 7-1
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    26 12 TAXJOXG MALIM. Twc? MES Students beat the Stafl by 30 runs In the animal Empire Day Crirket match. Students scored 79 av.d Stall 49
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    Calling Ski Enthusiasts
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    26 12 IPOH. Tue*.- T-.v Ifth R Lancen be it thai s—l in a first i h to.i ij, a Lan i;oals wen I Johi
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    Colony Chess Champ
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    COLONY PLAYER SACKED
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    Death At The Ring
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    LAI TET LOKE CUP TENNIS
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