Singapore Standard, 27 May 1954

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD /fc m Sl Vol. IV. No. 329. Singapore; Thursday, mat z^, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    20,000 REBELS ATTACK YEN PHU
    85 1 20,000 REBELS ATTACK YEN PHU (UP) l Yen mthern Red ife a •ge hat threatthe outpost Dien Bien nmunisl ained garrison I Jomman i indicated it out. aid the n has been sent to e an i pa it y into the Fro- h and in Yen Pin; g with
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    HOT ROD WAS REALLY HOT
    42 1 RA tfENTO, California. F) Police won c hot rod tli at \vaI in a patrol car said Ml it was getting v. r.,t then its brake-; 1 1 < I e taken in'..) ft< r police called rtm
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    Carrier Fire: 79 Killed
    229 1 Carrier Fire: 79 Killed (lUONSET. Rhode Intend. May 2<> (Keuter) The United States Navy announced that 7fl men were killed and IHi injured today i 1 a fire in the aircraft carrier Bennington while the vesv« 1 m*M on a routine trip oil the east coast of the United States.
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    CHAOS IN THE M.C.P. RANKS
    135 1 General Tempter Holds His Last Press Conference Shooting War Declining REDS INCAPABLE OF BIG REVOLT KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The retiring High Comm.ssioner of the Federation of Malaya, General Sir Gerald Templer, declared yesterday that the Communist terrorists in Malaya as they are today are quite
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    Reds Wanted To Kill Manager But Got SC
    124 1 Kl \L\ MMPiK. Wed. Twenty Chinese and Malay terrorists ambushed a Landrover i n the Changkat Kindint; Estate i n the Ipoh district this morning and killed a Special Constah/e and wounded another constable and the civilian driver of the vehicle. The
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    Parting Shot...
    9 1 GENERAL SIR GEfiiLD TEMPLER a f?newVir /Ana-ap
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    'Alliance May Lose Support'
    338 1 Boycott' Reaction In UK From ANDREW ROTH, London Staff Correspondent LONDON. May 26-Th e MftUyan nationalists' plan to boycott elections in the Federation and quit all apBriHii 41 l>OSlti ns is not likel > to win llUK>h support in Sir Leslie Plumer, Labour M.P., said today
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    NUN, 52, WEDS MAN OF 80
    55 1 TAIPEI, May 26 (APV— A Buddhist nun of 52 forsook her vows to marry a man of 80, according to ne\\>p;iper reports from Chung '.i. southwest of Taipei. It was the second marriage for the bridegroom, a Fcnnosan named Liao Lu. who had been
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    11 Puerto Ricans Held For Sedition
    137 1 11 Puerto Ricans Held For Sedition WASHINGTON. May 26 (Reuter)— The United States Attorney General, Mr. Herbert Brownell, today announced the arrest of 11 leaders of the Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico, on charges of seditious conspiracy to overthrow the United States, Government. Six of the arrestj were ma<ie in
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    ENVOY DIES
    28 1 SIR FREDERICK W. Do!dg<\ 70, New Zealand*! Huh C missi met in Britain, di< d v it hi> London home, lkhui Jcea tiling about a week.
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    SECOND FIRE KILLS THREE
    36 1 SEOUL. May 26. (Re.iUr) Fire swept through the town of Chunchon. central Korea, for the second time in three day.s yesterday, destroying 124 houses and killing three people, police reported here today
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    Transfer Brings No Change
    192 1 Transfer Brings No Change GOVT. POLICY KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. General Sir Gerald said his departure will not affect a change of policy of the British Government in Malaya. Sir Donald MacGillivray who has been Deputy H gh Commissioner, will carry out the same directive as* thai issued to Con. Tempter
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    Acid Attack On Four
    72 1 THREE men nnd a woman were sent to Singapore Clt neral Hospital last night after they had acid thrown on to their faces while liny were travelling in a cur in Macpherson Road. It is believed that a Chinese threw the acid. Those injured \vre: K.
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    Formosa Bans Kinsey
    63 1 TAIPEI, May 26 UP) Dr. Alfred Kinsey's "Sexual Behaviour of Ihi American Female" has been banned in Nationalist Cbina. it was revealed today. "Undue iuflueiite on the mea- tal health of bo>- and girl students" was given as the cause. It was also reported that the American
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    Shortage Of Red Leaders
    226 1 Ho declared that the armed itrength of the Malayan Communist Party now lay between 4.400 and fi.ooo members. "We reckon that it has declined by about 2.000 over the last three ye.n i. Recruiting i s more diflicult for the M.C.P. than it was. but there
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    We Know Where The M.C.P. Bosses Are Hiding'
    609 1 We Know Where The M.C.P. Bosses Are Hiding' There was proof in recent Communist tactics in captured documeVits and in statements of surrendered terrorists that they were short of food and money. "These shortages may well prove decisive in the end," Sir Gerald said. The "areas of greatest terrorist strength"
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    3 BIG THREATS TO SELF-RULE
    842 2 Templer's Farewell Tip On Malayan Nationhood kpaia il'MPl'R Wed— The Federation High Commissioner General Sir PerilH Temoler in a firt»l word of advice to Malayans before his departure for BrYu£ at the end of thiTmonth! warned of three big threats to the country s pr«here
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    A Gift For Lady Templer
    194 2 A Gift For Lady Templer KUAI.A I.I M PUR, Wed. Lady Templer. wif o of the' High Commissioner, today rereived as ;< parting gift from Ih>- Women's Institute move- mcni i n Malaya. a diamond- xiudded white gold badge. Over L'Ofi members of itftt Women's Institute drawn from aU communities
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 2 HONGKONG. Mav M Sot c Standard Service C of the H '■^'•<»jnc Exc ee 1 w ere :■> £1 line: 5."> 7925 to L"SW; II 827 o Malayan <i 23S to <<■ Rupiah; G*M $2513 te 1 tae
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    ANTI-CHINESE CHARGE IS NONSENSE -SIR GERALD
    159 2 ANTI-CHINESE CHARGE IS NONSENSE -SIR GERALD KUALA LUMPUR, Wrd. At bis last press conference here today. General Sir Gerald Tempter rave the lit- to the allegation that he was antiChinese by declaring emphatically. "This allegation is nonsense.** He said that the misunientaadißg arose because he referred to the book, "Juni;|<>
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    Bourne Will Take Control
    272 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Gem ral Sir Gerald TVmpler today revealed ii: a press conference ihut t.he Director of Operations. I/.-Cii :.i a (j.K Boiitne. would be directly responsible to the High Commissioner {<■!" the conduct of Emergency operations in Malaya. Hi we aIS( 1' t R
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    107 2 COMMODITY PRICES tst CLOSING rubber prices (cents per ib in Sinua pore Wednesday WCfft: Bu>t»rs Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose 61? 6?i No. 1 R.S.S 621 W No. 2 R.S.S. 611 61 i No. 3 R.S.S. 69 1 60} Tone: Steady quiet TIN PRICfc, The price of tin yesterday
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    NEW SCHOOL WILL BE CONSIDERED
    99 2 NEW SCHOOL WILL BE CONSIDERED PENANG, Wed— Mr. Ha bin Aw;i!ig vrai told .'A a Wl ttei* jm-wrr ;j l v<>d »1 the Si ttlemeni Com thai Government w liicurr. enienoc I dn :i crowing the Pr.ii Rivei \end The t lalay S. P. %a iv Pi e W( esl«
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    RUBBER MISSION MAN APPOINTED
    40 2 KUALA LUMPUR. W< Tnt Ffdera" ion >1 ti;i^- >uncc 1 > meni of Mr. B I an accountant as the third member of 'he Endepei rubber Inqu ry :ni- txpeitAi to arn\e in Ml fa next month.
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    Took Pity On Girl He Robbed
    107 2 Took Pity On Girl He Robbed irOH. Wrd *,m:,;l Ch»nr*r couple uho n V*'nd»ng their tunr it Ipo.i romantic niuht >p<»t tht 4'm» outturn p.ttlaiu. Wttt l.»«>t ni^hl «nrpr.'>rd bv two i<m hrr>. (inf arnit',l with a kn ft wh( rrlievfd thr j;irl ot x .u in «a>h. Anparrntlv in
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    Youth Faces Murder Charge
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    $1,000 BAIL IN LOTTERY CASE
    6 2 $1,000 BAIL IN LOT TERY CASE
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    Surplus Balance To Aid Industry
    198 3 Surplus Balance To Aid Industry ONE OF the important projects J'nvisaucd by th Singapore Progressive Party if it gains power in 1 ').>.-> will be to directly i>sist the Colony's industrial expansion by using surplus balances of Government revenue. This was disclosed by the Party in manifesto issued to the
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    PASSING CAR SAVES AMAH
    84 3 IMF. h \i llights of a passing i >' <■ ir s ived an amah fr >!n being molested by a Malay on Caldecoti Hill o n Tues lay night The amah, who was taking a ilk. was approached by the Malay from behind. He put
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    34 3 Mr. and Mrs. K. I, Rajah, who werf m.uiicd at Sri Krishna Bhasavaa Temple. Siagmpore receatly. The bride is Ike formiM Miss S. handra, daui;htrr of Mr. and .Mrs. P. Sreeni va s Naida.
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    REMINDER TO REPORT TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
    123 3 REMINDER TO REPORT TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS SINGAPORE Traffic Police are distributing handbills to the public ur^ini> motorists to report the occurrence of traffic accidents, within 24 hours, to the Police. The ban Ibill adds that the report can be made by post. It says that if a m ttorist U involved
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    Children Play By Buckling 10-Ft Wall
    209 3 Standard Staff Reporter A 10-FOOT wall running the length of a back lane off Crawford Street and separating it from the Kalians Gasworks, in Singapore is buckling, apparently under the weight of refuse coke dumped against its side. Eight-inch cracks run down] its verti
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    FINAL VISIT OF MODESTE
    41 3 THE officers and crew of the H.M.S. Modeste which has had \H months service in Korea. Malaya md Japan, will pay a final viiit to Port Swettenhum, and Sarawak before being ilowa horn** to Britain in July.
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    FIRING DATES
    28 3 FIRIN'G will take place on Blakang Mjti from June 7 to 11. and June 14 to 18. between H un. and 4..)i) p>m. on each day.
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    JUMBLE SALE TO AID SFPA ON JUNE 4
    135 3 JUMBLE SALE TO AID SFPA ON JUNE 4 ENCOURAGED by the success of their recent "Ali 'e in Wonderlan show at the Pavilion Theatre, at which they mad,-. 571.'). the Singapore Family Planning Association entertainment committee has drawn up a programme for fund raising which will carry them through October.
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    SCHOOL MADE THE MISTAKE
    57 3 The statement by the Principal of the Catholic High School saying that Government had withdrawn permission to reopen the ichool on Tuesday, is incorrect. A letter from the Principal stales that the school made the mistake of presuming it and regrets the wrong statement. Government had
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    MAN IS HELD BY POLICE
    47 3 AN In lian was del line i by the police t">>r being In possession Of knife in a toddy shop in St. George's Road on Tuesday night. It is allege 1 that the Indian threatened th^ customers of tht* toddy sh >p
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    List Of Schools That Can Take In Pupils
    388 3 List Of Schools That Can Take In Pupils Slmd.ird Staff Reporter THE Singapor > Education I Depari nent has, for the conj venience of parents, sorted out a list of Government schools [in the Colony which will ac-i cept registration for the' admission j! pupils born in 1946-47-48 to Primary
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    5-POINT PLAN TO MEET GOVT. EXPENDITURE
    412 3 5-POINT PLAN TO MEET GO VT. EXPENDITURE Progressives Outline A New M anifesto Standard Staff Reporter TIIK Singapore Progressive Party, In its litest manifesto, promises its supporters five ambitious projects which cover the provision for liberal income tax reliefs to expanding the country's revenue for the purpose of meeting increased
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    Actor Turns Rider To Aid Nanyang U.
    128 3 TKLOK ANSON. Wed. A ClltaeM BCtor a bejutv saloon proprietress and Chinese school students are ill doin^ their bit towards tIM N.myanj? Cniveisity Fund. The actor. Tan Tua Phee. f| „f the I'okkien Uayanu n o. v runninii at (ir«at \Vorl t will
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    Colony's New Parking Plan
    239 3 Cleaning Service. Too Standard Stall Reporter PLANS are afoot lor the establishment in Singapore oi modern car parks modelled on those laMrcii fully tried in America where the parking prtbteM is much more critical than that in Singapore today. The company which proposes to iblish these
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    FAINT CHECKS' FOR THOSE WHO PASSOUT
    122 3 FAINT CHECKS' FOR THOSE WHO PASSOUT SPECIAL passes, called '•faint checks.** will be given to patrons wh > faint dining the screening of a :?-D thri i M Phantom of the Rue Morgue/' when »hown it the C ipitol Theatre, Singapore, shortly. The "faint rhecks" will m- them to >■•
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    ST. PATRICKS OBA OFFICIALS
    70 3 AT St. Pati Old Boys* A t ion. Sing ip >i the i President Mi m VI e-Pi r Jimmy I S ret an h I .eonard Ch i Mr leorge Ching; So il S retarj Mr. B. V unkett; Sport retary— -Mr. Eri< Veo Sub
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    THEY SEARCH FOR NEW LIFE
    92 3 THK Du*rh liner B-n— .tin has arrived in Singapore writh y-'t another b•' i» <>r Jap u .in i Whit Russian bound for South A i i search of ti.'vv life The 80 White u ii irho 3tto fleeing the terroi ol Re I China
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    UNIONS TO MEET GOVT
    50 3 MPRESENTATIVEB o( M>r» SiimapDro Government Emrployeea 1 Unions Federation will ,')i>n meet Government to diauss the cl i r i if temporary ilcrks 'JM<l leci u itafl for 23 months' b k k p »v in iccoi i ani*e urith the Y mg A n l
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    KNIFED BY THUGS
    39 3 Indian wi set upon tabbed >"> ga l i [nd in I t j >■ it»t km iel v iliu^s. In St. M |e*i Road. Slog ip >i .10-.f I;* v n'4'it- Ho Wj> adniittoii tj hospital. m
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    NO 'PASSION FOR INTELLECT'
    341 4 Union Magazine Makes An Admission Varsity Students Only Look For Better Salaries Standard Staff Reporter A\ ADMISSION thai most students are not driven to the Inivcrsitv by their "passion tor-intellect" is made in the editorial of the I niversity of Malaya Students 1 Union Magazine. Trie
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    Woman (55) Hurt Youth With Knife
    114 4 iron. Wed. A woman fish bn «d< i Low Sam r )> ho inflicted a wound on the wrist of a trespasser into her compound, was Today fined $30 by Mag strat< Captain ;alleh. siie wj i for caus- n< Feng w t ng
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    GAVE A FALSE DATE OF BIRTH
    93 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Pereira a Singa] I e Lieutei ant, was todav $25 in the s. Magistrate's Court here for furnishing false Enformati I the t S: V< <i IS JnL Ptreira. who was not i esent in court, pie; guilty by etter. Ht
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    16 MONTHS FOR THIEF
    58 4 KANDASAMY Raj< a lorry tdant, wi.s yesterday sen- n ed in th< Singap< re Second Criminal District Court, to 16 months' rigorous imprisonment < is< reaking and theft at the City Council Labour Quarters. Joq Ch at Place, on Apr:. this ;w He wil undergo two
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    $2,600 STOLEN FROM BUS FIRM'S SAFE
    95 4 $2,600 STOLEN FROM BUS FIRM'S SAFE KUALA LUMPUR WedMore than $2,600 in cash was stolen from a safe at the Len s< ng Buv Company, Pahang Road, during the ear y hours of yesterday morning. The manager ol the company discovered the !os> when he went to work y< sterday.
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    M.Y.F. CONCERT
    28 4 THE Straits Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship w.,. be presenting a programme of songs of d:/Tert'nt nations on May 29 at 7.45 p.m.. at Kampong Kapor Road.
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    Heyzer To Stand Trial At Assizes
    207 4 pathist and a homoeopathist, uas committed for trill at he next Assizes on a charge of making a false He was alleged to have made a false declaration en Nov 8 last year, at a Methodist Church in Singapore in order to have hi
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    ACQUITTED
    38 4 POLICE Sergeant Mohamed xassin bin Ibrahim w;<- acquitted in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday of a £narge of accepting $16 from Nga Baby, a hawker, on Feb 14. The Court did not caU fcr his defence.
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    S,PORE ORCHIDS WIN HIGH AWARDS IN U.K. FLOWER SHOW
    276 4 S,PORE ORCHIDS WIN HIGH AWARDS IN U.K. FLOWER SHOW LONDON. May 26 (Renter) A display of orchid* ty Mrs. Gracia Lewis from her garden at Bluebell Cottage. Marine Parade, Katong. Sin^a- I pore, flown out only three days before, was on e of the sens-)- i tions of London', famous
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    Trooper's Idea Of A Joke Was To Make PCs 'Perform'
    289 4 Trooper's Idea Of A Joke Was To Make PCs 'Perform' KUALA MMPUR. Wed A young British trooper who ordered two Police constables to stand at "attention" and perform "fati&iie drill" uas today fined 525 by the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate. The trooper. D. Ilickman. was from the 2?nd. Special Air
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    Man Sfain Over Cup Of Spilled Coffee
    343 4 Man Sfain Over Cup Of Spilled Coffee WITNESS TELLS COURT WHILE Edmund Low Tian Teck was waiting for his plate of mee at a coffee stall, his friend, Joseph Koh Kim Guan, was stabbed and collapsed in a pool of blood a short distance away. This was tolH In the
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    CHURCH GROUNDS INVADED BY BOYS
    208 4 THEY SEEK OILY MAN' Standard Slafl Reporter SINGAPORE police las( night chased away hundreds Dfl boyi who invaded the compoiind of St. Joseph's. Church in Victoria Street to catch a glimpse of an "oily man'* reported to be hiding in the t hurth. I" 1
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    47 4 photo. h a e?R R^l 1 Mr Mac Donald, now ff« Offire? S «nH Vre abov^ b «»Kht 'or him by the ForMapi!«?»H' n f don at an estimat<> d of 545.000 Mr Mac Donalds former car. a lso a "Rolls" i s 20 years old Standard
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    $1,360 Of Jewels Lost
    53 4 soon after three men h. ri left a Jeweller's in Bukil Psii jang. ;-.;ter making a pujphase >>n Tuesday, it was discovered that jewellery worth 61 was mi-siyc During the lime of the mrl- the proprietor had ]ef! the shop in the care of hil voune
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    TRISHA RIDER IS FINED $100
    58 4 A TRISHA RIDFR. Um s ng Kiat wi f)i ed I u ol $100 on two charges by tne s.ngapore City Police Court Magistrate, .Mr. R.B I. rate?. yesterday. j LJjn u ;<s found guilty < n ,^e<: of rid:n£: .i tricycU without a licence
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    THREE MEN TO STAND TRIAL
    80 4 THRFF tIM S Sc< V« ng Kuani k Poh wt rt yesU i y the Singapi re I i\- Couii Magistrate, Mr. A. \v Gh< \x s. to stand tr next Assizes on i ■g< robl ing i r Fnp. (<f $.1 t 12.( S
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    Bankrupt To Stand Trial
    237 5 Bankrupt To Stand Trial Objections Overruled JTSTICE Whitton In th e Singapore High sterday overruled ;ill three objections by Mr. ey, defence counsel for former millionaire/ against whom a motion to commit him made l>> the Official Assignee, Mr. W.G. nst Yeo is tl >n May 20, 1952 he 4
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    55 5 photo "i s Mee Toll Buddhist school will soon have i n.u building. Mr. Lef Chooa Seny. patron oi the m -si« rd:iv laid the fo;ind ation stoac of the buildiim uurse Road. Sponsors of the school have so far tO.OM iroin various local Buddhisl lasociations Picture shows Mr tv
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    Someone To!d Police Of Dope In Boat
    108 5 Someone To!d Police Of Dope In Boat p< tndi in :ti a comat the bow of a motor hen it wa u arched i the mouth of the I D A;.i 1 8, the re Second Criminal O urt -a i told yi I men in the I k Thor
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    PAST RECORD AS EVIDENCE IS RULED OUT
    77 5 D revious cri- 1 person acm i 1 1 s1 him? poser Vt\;,\ Eighth Polire Couii Mr. M. Karthigesu. the prosecutor the crimina h Seng, who with loitering pommil an offB Road n their e\ i- m the nig y found the t
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    New Citizens Must Give Up Their Old Passports
    137 5 New Citizens Must Give Up Their Old Passports COMMONWEALTH citizens who register them \v 5 in SiiiKJi.noro hs ritizeni of the I niter! Kincdom and the ttnies Will have to surrender any Commonwealth passport iw hold Tho Standar i i s told y< I -day thai e these (Vnmonwealth citizens
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    JUDGMENT IS RESERVED IN SENNETT CASE
    153 5 JUDGMENT was reserved n the Singapore H gh Court yesterday i>\ Mr .1 *tice Whitton in the ci vd by a Seremban sman, Mr. Gan Kim Huat, against tiic Senneti Eiealty Company Ltd. Mr. Gan asked the Court to < :id a contract signed
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    GOPENG LTD. GAIN PROFIT OF £107,358
    110 5 THE directors ol I iopi g olid a ted Ltd. reported a profit of C107.358 after pnr 708 for tax and r]< ciation for the year >53. The an ritten ofl raj ta! ex pel I ure was E27.793, transfei to gei a esei
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    2 MEN DETAINED
    22 5 SINGAPORE Po ice yest< rday detained two men in connection with two separate armed robberies in the Colony recently.
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    Father Of The Kampongs— Sir Gerald Templet
    410 5 Father Of The Kampongs— Sir Gerald Templet ONE MAN, n military leadei i an academic b;uk4. »i. did more than any other British or Malayan administrator, to save this rountry in her darkesi hour in 1951. He v at a time when Malav i*a r onomic .md dome problems had
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    Attempted Suicide
    75 5 WITH her husband unemployed and depre>se.l by financial worries, an expectant mother. Ong Pong, attempted to end her life by taking a solution of caustic soda Thi 3 wa s revealed in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday, when Ong was charged with attempted suicide on May 16.
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    GOVT. TO TAP HIDDEN WATER
    181 5 Tube Wells In Bedok Will Be Reserve Supply I SINC.APORK Government Kla tap the Colons underground mter WIIWi to meet anv future fhrr, of a shortage, it wa s disclosed to The Standard m<,,. As a flrsi itep town b tl plan, a numhor ol
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    REME To 'Adopt' Trooper
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    165 5 THF Commissioner (irneral In South east Asia. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, in a foreword of the Tniversity of Malaya's Students' Tnion m^azine. says he envies Malayan undergraduates. He declared that his envy springs from the fact that j they are '•significant members of a significant gener..
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    78 5 WILLIAM HENRY SPIERS 'aimed trial n the Singapore Second Traffic Court yestei Jo drivirin negligently a Bras Ba>iih Road, on Not last year The Court u. ls to! f Spiers* alleged negligen resulted In a rollision with an oncon Ing ear, driven by John Hood, a
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      105 6 i sa\ MELAYU hopes thai the development o( i Malay language w greater incentive when I te Indonesian Congress on Languages meets \>.\ \i > Sumatra on October 2u this year. The paper points that similar congresses ha\ e Wn held in Malaya from time to time but
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      88 6 XA.WAXC SLANG PAU lauds th« Government's move in consulting organisation and methods cexperta to make room for further efficiency within the administration ""-ever at th e same time, the daily adds, more effort should be made to acquaint the public with the various! procedures necessary when contact
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      347 6 Sir; Of a tribu- that Britain has made to Ma:a V a. The most important one is the tea< hing of the Eng -h |< The intellectual] of Malaya will only be ab.e to i xpresi themse ves forceful v In thii language for a .ong time even
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    52 7 flay 26, (AP)~ w rchants. week ;'i lommunisi agents, ently milk- n their u Thailand and la Communists l! gh Thai police lay. ded In en 1 ii s locate lad lose U China, and money t rency i rchants i gkong and for < Then
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    63 7 I •< ttv IK;, Feterseu tunu a dazzling smile for the rameiaman ,s she pos <s o n Ihc step s «f Rome's St. Peters Square, lisa, daughter of a Swedish diplomat a id a Hoafkoag Chinese woman, has been signed on a Bin contract kj a
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    Assembly Votes For I-C Debate
    196 7 PARIS. May 2C (Renter) The French National Assembly yesterday overrode Government wishes and decided to hold a lull-dress debate on Indo-Chlna next Tuesday and Wednesday. 1 1 re 'i ted a G< >v« rnmc.l prop< that the >cacl date ol ite should be 1 1
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    SEN. JOE DOES A WALK-OUT
    61 7 WASHINGTON, May 26: ■lv r) Senator McCarthy walked out of ihe M array hearings today after witnesses had testified that Private David S script* o colleague ol I i had boasted he Army (o modernise it. nator McCarthy said I .out P r i V
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    POLICE BREAK BUND MARCH
    54 7 >ME. May 26 (UP) Flying police riol squads a tain of 120 blind rators ear y today to up a i non%t ration revivii ..iiii" by li>- ss. The sig marchers could fight back. Their move to resist was linking i poli< e Juifi to use
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    PROPOSAL TO SEND U.N. PEACE MISSION TO I-C STATES
    377 7 PROPOSAL TO SEND U.N. PEACE MISSION TO I-C STATES WASHINGTON, May 26 (Reuter) The United States Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles yesterday disclosed a proposal to send a United Nations peace observation mission to Indo-China thus bringing the United Nations into the Indo-China dispute. As Mr. Dulles indicated
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    79 7 pnoto Not to he on t ill in,. l»> his master toyal Air Fone Polio- Jag "Youth." a«ed siv years, gives a wnart salute iwtat ic heai sal at the RAF Poli e l> ep o I NVtheravon Salisbury, of the display be ins Kiven by do«s and handlers at
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    EUROPE TO TOKYO TRIP IN 11 HOURS
    91 7 TOKYO. May 26 (AP).— A Scandinavian Airlines DO>B airliner arrived tonight from Shemya in the Aleutian Islands, completing its trailblazing commercial flight via the North Pole from Europe to Tokyo. T h e American-built-four-engine plane carrying a crew ol ten and 4<» relief
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    SANDYS FOR TALKS IN U.S.
    44 7 LONDON, May 26, (Renter) Mr. Duncan Sandys, British Minister of Supply, is to visit Washington shortly to discuss weapon research and dove opmenl with Mr. Charles Wil-' son. United State? Secretary of Defence, it was announced I m<"v today.
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    AWARD FOR AL JOLSON
    46 7 LOS ANGELES. May 26 (AP).— A "certificate o! esteem" signed bv U.S. Secretary of Defence Charles E. Wilson has been awarded posthumously to ringer A Jolson !<>r "patriotic servi in providing entertainment to members of the. armed forces In Korea arid Japan.**
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    Manchesters Back In UK
    55 7 SOUTHAMPTON. May 26, (Reuter) Buglers played a welcome home fanfare on the doekside here last nighi f<Ji M soldiers ol U»e Manchester Regiment who arrived home the liner Asturias alter thre years of Hghting in Malays The party comprised 24 officers and »io men of the
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    A.E.C. Plan New Atom Bomb Tests
    138 7 WASHINGTON, 4ay 26 (il" i -Tiio Atomic Enei gy Comrr plannii t new A-bon testa its Nevada proving g\ The comn ission refused lo say when the testa will be held. OHht sources indicated, how i at they v < next spring. I <
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    Japs Reject UK Protest Over Oil
    187 7 Tokyo, May 26 (AP)— Japan yesterday rejected a British protest against unloading 1 *».n.»i» tons of Iranian oil. Katsu/o Okumura, Vice Ftelfl Minister, told British .Minister H. N. Brain the Japanese (iovernment does not regard the oil shipment an '"importation," as the British Embassy
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    BIDAULT TO CONFER ON TRUCE PLAN
    173 7 GENEVA, May 26 <| I rein h I on'ijjn Ministrr (irorgrs Kid. mil rushed back to Paris last niiiht for RTgeal consultations with his Government on a RtW ommunist ceasefire proposal l»ff limlo liiiu. Inf. OUI I tilt I P'' 1 ■"i *'ie partitioning
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    R.I. Leaders Move To Win Chinese Support At Polls
    143 7 Standard Special Correspondm! M i l i XI > A n i A M a >' an i(lr;l lo P*"»k Rt-neral eleetions next >ear the first in Indonesia's history, political leaders here are in iklnc ib1.i1.,; better relations with Indonesians ol
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    Girl Helps Man Find His Speech
    106 7 Girl Helps Man Find His Speech ■OMB, Ma, (AFT), A vounj; ilali.m from l.iicca in northern It.ih who Mas nut been a hie to ■peak for U years, met the u ir| he had u i ittm (o am\ was able, for I!m- first time in hi s life, to
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    27 7 THEY WILL ASK JAPS TO GIVE UP WII.A. M •<• pei (uade .1 II trio I). Oi I i In tl i > of 1 '.ii i i S
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    DUKE OF WINDSOR
    33 7 THE Diike of Windsor, now on a shori private visit to England. lunched with Sir Winston Churchill yesterday at No 10 Downing Street, the Prime Minister's London headquarters. Renter. I
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    27 7 ACTRESS Ava Gardner was back in the United States from Europe yesterday to proceed with plans to divorce her crooner husband. Frank Sinatra. U.P.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    78 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, May 26. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN fil Spot £725 per ton 5 P f 6 buyers, £726 seller,. July Sept. Bsd. Thrcc mof|ths £?23 Oct cc 6^ buyers.
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    89 7 LONDON, M..y 26, (It Ar. B. j > ,-n, Ui States bi ge ist now > end of a triumphant 1 month 'i isade in 1 .ondon palU d yestei da3 on Sir Win ton Churchill <r No. lo D< ing Street, the Prime Minisi< i'a
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    288 9 Bullish Move In Rubber Market Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, May 26. Quiet optimism marks the rubber market here as the Indo-( hina war grows more critical every day. There is a spreading belief in Jakarta that the I nited States, alarmed the worsening South-east Asian picture, will
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    128 9 Three Tyre Factories To Fold Up SAO PAULO May 26. (A! Thire of Bi ftzil'l tyre factories ;i 1 e planninf shut down because of a staort-«-ik« <'i rubber. The Pirelli Factory I < < y< '■tt rday and the G od i i d Firestone plants are < c
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    Increase In World Oil Consumption
    243 9 THE increase in world oil consumption continued List year at about tbe same momentum as in the >ear before, though the position varied as between the products, says the annual report of the Shell Transport and Trading Company Ltd. for ItSS. B«'th crude production mm
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    104 9 TH I rubbei k< r< i« close i j'.itftiy sttadj at 82| Tenti in*; k: i ber f«»i 52 7/1 i>< < ml ry selling i i i I -he a ts pei «.1 .aj II t per Ib. at on< the up I lit id< n< w York
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    58 9 Photo THE completion this month of the surges! oil pipeline in Netherlands New Guinea has connect »ri the jungle surrounded aiaVMs of Wasian .ind Mo^oi with the c<»ast. over 50 miles away. The pro.jrct involved the ion>trtntion §1 :> pipeline trestle <»vcr si\ mil a haif miles of swamp. Picture
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    491 10  -  Prof. R.A.Robinson Dr. A K. Kiang By and CCIENCE is international and there is generally speaking great fraternity among scientists all over the world based on their common desire for knowledge and for the free interchange of ideas. For this purpose, international congresses are
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      331 10 Sir; I refer to The Standard of May 19. which carried an article by Mr. N. F. Q. Scharenguivel "The Crisis in the Teaching professlon." Your Editorial on the same subject on the following day was a due a rknowledgemtnt to Mr Scharenguivel. lor he is the I
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      174 10 Boy Scouts MYC Sir. At the annual genera] meeting of the Malayan Youth Council held on Ist a:-, i 2nd May, the Bov Scouts m wed a resolution that *he MVC should cease to funct: »:i is the National Commit- f>r the World Assembly of V >uth. This show* that
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      169 10 Sir; The recent h Be rogulation Increasing the provis: r.vjkl :i "two dollars to ten cio:'.ar< is most n ssive, noi in k< op- with democratic principles. Ten dollars, I am sur« n »ana a lot to a poor man this i tgulation by which dri\ is made a
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      135 10 Sir;— The new Volunteer Camp at Wing Loorig Road, Ayer Gumuroa is not a good site. Soon w e shall be having thousands of young national servicemen in the Singapore Military Force The training camp that is required is not in a growing suburban area, like Ayer Gumuroh-Tanah
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    387 10 Jimmy Lim. 40-A Cross St. Singapore. 1. Pen-pals between 16 to 22 Hobbies: Cycling, stamp-collecting, exchanging popular songs, music, movies, and swimming. All letters answered. Peg«»y Chia (Mrs.) Age 21. 1413J Yahya Awal. Johore Bahru. Hobbies are: filmmagazines, picture going, picnicking and general correspondence. I only want
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    40 10 photo. CHRISTEL SCHACK, last year's "Miss Germany models an evening dress ot white Garton by Ursula Schewe Berlin. A red coat, with white lining and large sleeves of white fur, adds a striking contrast to the dress, titled "Bienale." U.P.
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    444 11 PAKISTAN IS FORCED TO DEFEND LONDON, May 25 (Reuicr)— The Pakistan touring cricketers drew their three-day match against the Marylebone Cricket Club in their first game at Lord's today. Set the formidable task of scoring 208 to win in 140 minutes, Pakistan made a valiant early bid for the runs
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    214 11 Tuli Seeks Title Bout With Shirai LONDON. May 25 (R<*utei) South African Jake Tuli. British Empire fl> w«-i«hi boxing champion, wants to fight Yoshio Shirai. of Japan for tn« world title. His manager Mr Jim Wkke. has written to Mr. Onslow Fane, chairman of the British Boxing Board of Control,
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    639 11 Middlesex' s Fifth Win Sets A Hot Pace LONDON, May 25 (Rcuter)— Middlesex are setting a hot pace in the English County cricket championships. A three wicket win over Hampshire today gave them their fifth consecutive victory. Warwickshire forfeited their hundred percent record against Yorkshire but took first innings points
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    209 11 British Amateur Golf Title EDINBURGH. May 29 (IU ter) .Joe Can of Dublin. .joint favourite with America*! Prank Stranahan foi the lintish Amateur Goll Championship, had a comfortable victory ijj his second round the Muirfleld jinks today. Can defeated Robert Si of Ki«st RenfreßKshire, 4 aiiJ i! in a match
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    324 11 PARIS. May 25. Australia s lis t liojh- in thr nwris singles of the French International trnnis tournament. Mervvn Hose, thr National champion w.is eliminated in a four-set semifinal tie hv I'.S. rh.nnpion, Tony Trabert lodav "3-5. 4-<i. 6-4. (i ach!inu 1«» Harry llopman's worries .ilmut
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    29 11 HELSINKI. M iv •-'♦> (AP) Scotland defea Finland 2 l in an interi itional raccec meet in the Olympic Stadium hen last night 'i :i' half-time vva« l--<).
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    63 11 Sir Gordon Richard* is rarn«ri on a strrtrhcr from Sjliv bur> Hospital, from where he was Iravinjc for his homr it MarllukroiiKh. Thr Kni K hl of Ihr Turl s.ml hr frit 'nimli hrtlrr.' Norl Murlrss traintr »»f Landau, thr (M, n s horsr. that
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    VAN LIDTH WINS SECOND TITLE
    376 12 Superb Courtcratt In Men's Singles C C Cordv in the iinal of the "^^f^^^ea on Club%ourts here today Championships on the Selangx>r Chinese c the matc h produced enter Although van Lidth won in st l?*™ s e rs have a good top spin service
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    Europe Loses Boxing
    193 12 ST LOI'IS. May 2rt. (AP) S1 Louis' hard-punchinf im^ tour boxers. coming through with throe knockout wins, edged Europe In the International Golden Gloves matches here last night. 5—4. This was St. Louis' Ant victory In three trio, against a European squad. In 1*39. Europe won 5
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    Selangor BA Drive For More Members
    229 12 KIM V Ll'MPl'R. Wed— The Selangor Badminton Association has launched an intensive drive to Increase their associate membership. To date there are 200 registered associate members Some 3.000 associate membership forms have already been circulated amon* the various affiliated parties and members and individuals.
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    Stanvac Go Down Fighting
    167 12 Stanvac Go Down Fighting PLAYING witn on y ten Stanva mi I i va I but futile a" Malayan V- ays wh I i 6 l lay i SBHFA Div. I B t the Ja m Besai »ta lium. The wini i atti ked with the list and n ten
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    TAMILIANS BEAT SCAA WITH TEN MEN
    127 12 TAMILIANS BEAT SCAA WITH TEN MEN Recreation Club groundMthis evening u ayinf? Rrand combination were on top from the woi go. Centre forward Dutton, the Selangor State star, and diminutive Gabriel e the outstanding piayera tor cSfre i The TPCA wore a goal up in the i ninute oi pay.
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    Victorians Skittle Out The Saints
    147 12 inter-school pi the s v. SI -V. S at Vi g School t-hearted o in ra Rajah, to™ V. !Or Ifined the team i e skippei H Bet r the t■ s ••'■<■•■■ ie a proSt 1 a H e F; o j. pened tne
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    Cricketing Tax Men
    42 12 t:: Tax Sports I ri S Times on he SRC padang. have been Y Won? F R G. L Barnes, B. S. Soi khi n Singh H. \V Murphy. A S i i atnam. K. Gopal R S Sithamparam.
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    Thai Govt. To Sponsor Title Bout
    77 12 BANGKOK, May lA**J [France, has ig »d 1 Ihamrern Son.4- T and, in Ba:.. 4 '*■>.: ><• I bant a weig ■•s title, but »o -d on f rounds ate, re- 3ges. th< Bangkok Pos 1 ■> I* The Post sj inl i i
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    TSAI IN BUT IP IS OUT
    59 12 SI'RBITON. Surrey. May 25. (Reuter) E. Tsai (Malaya) rea 'hed the third round of the men's singlet in the Surrey iwn tern championships today with a 6 4. 9 7 win over' Bas Kati (Rhodesia). In another second round match K.H. Ip (Hongkong* was
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    Old Boys Shield Cricket
    184 12 the [nter-School OM Boys" Association, held at the SRC, lay, the de ied to run this y« ar's Evan ■a Shield quadrangular ient on the ne lines as m i lelled by the Sc A. [na n 1950, when Mr Evan v/ 1 f° rmer Mala
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    Rotterdam TC Win By Odd Goal
    157 12 Rotterdam TC Win By Odd Goal ROTTERDAM Trading C C ■>:•>■ 3— i in a Singapore B Di game at River Valley E The Roti n :v the bettei ird y righi H tta The it •<: the ex but were I to scon i ill eto good goalkeeping the
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    RULERS SHIELD
    70 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— [n anticipation ol entriei from at least two more States, the organising committee ol the Rulers Shield cricket rompetition for Malay teams, has advanced the closing date lor entries from yesterday to the end of this month. States and Settlement! that have entered thuj lar
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    Johore XI Has Test Stumper
    81 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Johore and Malacca will meet at Segamai in an inter-State cricket match on Saturday i Sunday. Johore will be skippered by C. J. Howe, a former SC^ player. The rest of the team are Barr, Woodhull, Barthe'.ot. D'Co>ta. D. Rees. Ra.iasooria. Callow.
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    Spring BP
    72 12 THE following have been chosen to represent the Spring Badminton Party against the OCBC StaiT Mess in a friendly match consisting of four men's singles and three doubles to be played at the latter court on Saturday May 29. at 7.00 p.m sharp. Foo Kok Sam: Foo Kok
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    WOMEN'S GOLF TITLE
    141 12 THE final in the Island C'.;.b women's rhampionship .VO! payed between Mrs. Murchi and Mrs. Morrison resulting i.i a win for Mrs. Murchison 2 'ip. T o reach the finals Mrs. Murchison had previously beaten Mrs. McMullan <''"<* l. nrci Mrs. Jantzen 'J and I. WhiN Mrs.
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    Farrer Park Soccer Games
    63 12 Thorny >ft drew 2 -2 B' isteadi at Fairer Park yesterday Scorers for Thornycrofi wore Wai Chy« BIH) Loon? Chye, while R.i- i and P-^' y replied Tempanis Rovers beat Yo tnfl Men's Sikh Association 3 l at I Parrer Park. Scoren for the Rovers were
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    Blues To Disprove The Blues
    146 12 LONDON. May 25: (Reuter) Students from Oxford and Cambridge are to stage an in-ter-univer^ity road race to Capetown and back starting next month, it was learned today. Six under-graduates, three from each of the rival univer- -1 cities will fly to France with two Landrover
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    Percussion Does A Fine Gallop
    289 12 PENANG, Wed. PFRCISSION (Hudson) I four-year-old Pandemonium ueldins. did the bed gallop during this morning's track work, (lipping 3* 3 S for three. There was a slight drizzle but the soini: was Rood. While trainees from the other stables were all given slow work. Trainer
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    SCRC FIRM FAVOURITES IN LEAGUE
    186 12 SCRC FIRM FAVOURITES IN LEAGUE KUALA IJMIMIJ. Recreation Club today ron of the Senior Division loccfr the Indian Association 4 o y The Chinese Rers.. r ,n i:m. u ,j£ st** ship honours this season, outp oeuvred their opponents last every turn of the balk. Exchanges wtw tail hi the
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    Victory With The Last Ball
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    Tough Test For Hogan At Compton
    49 12 Tough Test For Hogan At Compton COMPTOX. I AP)— H fastest to te in the 1" tht Com pt on x n June 4 Hotan, i s Another top ittl be the milt r i Santee of Ksn^>. I Er ii m in hm\ 1 mother 4-min it i
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      50 12 ~^J _^a^r M jjSRSy SOCCER: SAFA League Di>\ l. GflineM /\fh. r. Srar Sorr»?rife.s. Jalan Besar. Dlr. 3C, United s<"- ?"s. F(»rrer Juniors, Geylang Stadiinn; B'ue Rouen r« Katong S.C., 80DC.4 Friendfy, IRC rs. GHQ, Fairer Po-f: Athletics: Monk's Hill School, Wtnstedt Road: Play- fair /Ifrcr/ioou School, School aroui 4.
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