Singapore Standard, 28 May 1954

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    15 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. IV. No. 330. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1951. TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Rebels Mass For New Attack
    60 1 Rebels Mass For New Attack \ol, May 27, (AP) •munisr led Viernighr were rebuilding up fast for jf assault on the Phuly, 30 miles Hanoi. I I miles of e e i il to Dinh sts Evacuafd > T.i rOo lithon, «k>. I post > n trtars, i nd to
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    OFFICIAL RULES OUT SABOTAGE
    57 1 Rho I i Mr. < se< -i toda ind n of la 'a exp irrier. which kill I L'Oi oth< Jr., t ere the i ce So g < ind i tiier. a nerous bati War 11. the mly in tho tia w l A t
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    Bandits Murder Guard
    110 1 Bandits Murder Guard KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A party of seven to l-en Com-.-t ror ii i enti S eng X- Village in the K ai district ot .1 >h >: e at 3 yesterday j:..t fatally wounded a Chinese H rd. They gi >le i number and ammunition. Th< rists
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    COURT RULES GOVT. WRONG
    32 1 XF/.V DELHI, May 27 (AP) Supreme ri n -a Bom 'iv SI U order >ai ■i Eur »pea Supreme Court r an violated the 'ounti y*s provisions rimination.
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    BRITONS ATE MOST SWEETS
    29 1 LONDON*. May 27. (Re Britons became the world's eaters and spent C242.000.000 on chocolates and candies s1 yt-ar. the first since sweeU were derationed here.
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    MIC Plea Rejected
    62 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Th irs.— T!:e Colonial Offi.v has rejectee p'ea of the Malayan n Congress lor reservaof about ten seats for the !:i community, to ensure its representation in the Fedi Council. The M.I.C. had rontonded thai Indians would have little chance of entering the Council Ugh
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    POLICE GUARD HOSPITAL
    347 1 To Probe Mystery Of Scalded Baby Girls By EE BOON LEE Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE policewomen and detectives maintained an all-night vigil at the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital last night in an attempt to trap a mysterious person who cruelly scalded two baby girls in their cots.
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    POLLS 'BOYCOTT' THREAT FAILS TO MOVE GOVT.
    311 1 POLLS 'BOYCOTT' THREAT FAILS TO MOVE GOVT. KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The UMNOMCA Alliance has been told that national elections in the Federation will run according to schedule next year "with or without their participation/' well-informed political sources told The Standard today. There is "deep conviction" here and in London that
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    Residents Chase Thugs, Nab One
    260 1 Youths Answer Girls Cry RESIDENTS of Singapore Improvemenr Trust flats around Farrer Park chased three robbers on Wednesday night and caught one of them. This enabled the Police to detain two other suspects in connection with an aimed robbery in the Park. A gang of
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    Beggar Hid $2,000 On Person
    100 1 WOMAN with a few toppers in h»*r atttstretched palm, but with more than 52.000 tied to her body, was fouir' begglag from shop to shop in High Street, Singapore, on April This story was unfolded yesterday in the Singapore Fifth Polire Court, where the woman.
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    RHEE'S PARTY HAS MAJORITY
    41 1 SF.Ori.. May 27 (Renter).— A spokesman for President Syngman Rhee*s Liberal Party s-aid today the party ha'.s secured 124 of the 203 "elected members of the National Assembly and a majority in I 'he House of Representatives.
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    DEAD BABY IN DUSTBIN
    24 1 SINGAPORE Po yester- tvered the body of an infant in the dustbin in the pounds of t:i o General Hospit
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    News On Super Secret Talks Is Scarce
    173 1 News On Super Secret Talks Is Scarce GENEVA, May 27 (AP> Off; 'ial news on the Geneva i-.ice has virtually ceased exi since the Indo-China talks went from private supei secret meetings. B.;t •orresponde;;;> fortun- i enough to have good h sources still are cettina fairly accurate if not com-
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    BACK TO THE POLE
    25 1 THE Scandinavian Airlines plane, DC-68 Lief Viking, la leaving Tokyo to la for a return trip BCrOii the North Pole. A.F.P.
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    HELEN OF TROY
    47 1 ROMfc's famous dress designer Emilio S< hubert puts personal touches to the fabulous dress he has designed for Kossana Podesta, Italian youthful star, for her leadIn? role in 'Helen of Troy." The clinging; dress is of silk jersey, in white, and blue. UP. photo
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    POET GETS ROYAL MEDAL
    49 1 LONDON, May 27 (UP).— Buckingham Palace announced ghl that Ralph Hodgson the 13-year-old English-born poet now living in Onio. has tx-t'ri awarded the Queen's Go I Medal for poetrv for 1954. lludgson was formerly irer and proft bsoi ot studies at Bendai University in Japan.
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    PEACE PRIZE
    36 1 LONDON". May Tr. (Reuter) The Wor d 'ea.e Council today awarded the Word Pea t Prize tO C':iar ie Chaplin, the film comedian and producer and Mr. Dmitri Shestakovich, Soviet Easi Berlin Radio reported.
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    MARGARET WINS X- WORD PRIZE
    43 1 LONDON. May 27 fAPi (The winner of a magazine crossword puzzle competition was announced on Thursday Her Royal Highness, Princess Margaret. The crossword which appeared In "Country Life" carried a prize of three guineas worth I of books.
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    GUATEMALANS ARE URGED TO REVOLT
    143 1 GUATEMALA CITY. May 27 (UP) A twin-motor p'.ane flew over the capital city last night, dropping leaflets urging people to revolt against the government. The gray-painted plane, a DC-4. flew over the city first from north to south and then Xrum south to north, continuing
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    Women In The Nude On Rampage
    44 1 Women In The Nude On Rampage (;r,\nd PORKS, Brit 27 i\- i ittendanc< I t Sons ol y when ;:<^ school pn He told t p in I t •u irhoo occurred. H and brul his mi ton Mei I > vu!to I teach mi'. 1
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    HARDING NAMED FOR U.S. TALKS
    87 1 HARDING NAMED FOR U.S. TALKS LONDON Mly l»7 (H tei Field Mai >h.«! John Ha Ohief >r the Imperial < i] Si i.t is likely to repreten! V.n land if :i flve-pow ?i military talk j open in Washington Jun-« 1. diplcM iTI loun II i h<>n> l to d
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    QANTAS ASKED TO LEND BOAC SOME PLANES
    69 1 QANT AS ASKED TO LEND BOAC SOME PLANES LONDON, May 27. (Iml > 1m« A >--.i Governn if will »r>prov.* the re i <*f .i mm- i "f Coi air. rif ,r to Bi \U*h MM.ltl Ml of the ling »r Mi J I) i': P«rl( i mentarv S tf
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    FORMER THAI MINISTER HELD
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    CROWD HALTS TRAFFIC
    279 2 Thousands Turn Out To Hunt An Oily Man' ONCE again an "oily man" scare gripped residents near St. Anthonys Convent in Middle Road, Singapore, last night. Thousands thronged the streets surrounding the school in an attempt to catch a glimpse of the elusive man. Traffic was brought
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    109 2 CLOSING rubber prices (<Ttit* per ib in Singapore Thursday ivm Buyer* Sellers No 1 I.S.S Spot N... 1 K S.S. li.iv (i3v No 2 K.S.S. 621 62J No 3 K.S.S. (.11 Mi Tone: Fully Steady TIN PKK'b The price of tin \es terday uas %3ss\ (Domi vi- >.
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    TWO CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
    81 2 TAN MOH SEH. 19. ai 1 T. B reck, 25, e te tat ive y charg i 'he S gapore F Police C with tig Lim Ah N^:.. g, a wom H W94 May 24. in Ki:v, Ch tan R- i It was time of the
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    SHE IS FINED FOR ASSAULT
    51 2 PAR IT BUNTAR T ;r> Si-Ai inti Sa ef, 23-year-old Malay woman, was fined $5 by Inche Abu Bakar bin }la.ji Hussein in the Parii Buntar Court when she was convicted on a private summons charge of having assaulted another woman named Aishah bixiti Haji
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    Closed School Gets Offer Of Premises
    141 2 Closed School Gets Offer Of Premises THE Cath< U Vo nj M< i Asso S of C i c,) t Street. as closed last I oi ders Stan Girls' s hool, V Stret I The sen oi will reopen in the new premise^ °n Maj And cr institution, H Tai
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    Ride Costs Man $150
    60 2 SUSPECTING the rider <-f motor cycle had no licei i a policeman stopped him i < but tin t failed :o prod t it Yesterdi the Singa Second Traffic Court, San- was fined $1* otor w ithout a icence ami when n ered v third partv
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    COURT CASE COMPOUNDED
    45 2 PENANG, A rider, Tan Hock Lye. o alleged he was a.--., ted bv a hospital assist ant, Yis >? f I ad, n^: ee to o the rase in the M< gisti Court today when V agreed to ;>c V him $50 as
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    HARI RAYA GET-TOGETHER
    55 2 PEKANG. Thurs. Penang and Province W« Malay Motor Cycle Club will brate the Hari Ray; P with a "get-together" at Maj Blossom. Tanjong Bungah, on June 5 and 5. Performances by a known jogef party will highlight the celebration m June 6. A tea party wil b«
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    Judge Misdirected Jury, Says Counsel
    250 2 TWO lawyers submitted In the Singapore High Court yesterday that the trial Judge in the case of Mohamed Noor bin Hassan and Abdul Wahab bin Juno, who had been sentenced to death for murder, had not g en adequate direction to the jury at their
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    Rice Surplus A Big Problem
    232 2 THE PRESENT mounting: surplus of rice in the world is embarrassing producer countries of this commodity an unusual situation for in previous years, it was the consumer countries who faced greater difficulties because of shortage. Whether this situation is going to remain <.»\er the next
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    NEW MEMBERS
    32 2 NEW members to the St. John Ambulance BrigadeJphore Bahru, will be accepted at the headquarters, Jalan Tan niok Ngee. between 4.:;o pin land 6.3Q p.m. on Juno 8 and 9.
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    Roads Closed For Paiade Rehearsal
    94 2 TO FACILITATE the drc« rehearsal of the Queen's birthday parade, a number of roads i!' Singapore will be closed to Imfl'ir. All vehicles will not be permitted* to park or move ■long the roads mentioned helow on Sunday from 6 a.m till »*i« ithturtaj h
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    Malaya Can Raise 10 Divisions—Sara
    218 2 Malaya Can Raise 10 Divisions— Sara WASHINGTON, May 27 (IP)- Mr. M. Saravana liuitlui. C eylon's COtnniissioner in Malaya, said today that Malaya, if given time, could raise ten divisions for defence against Communist aggression. He made the statemeni in r ting >n a recent by Gei ra imes A.
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    MAN FINED FOR KEEPING MUM
    39 2 FOi: ito l of tiie man *i j drove his enr when an on August .:*<t fear, w»o w.n 100, the -entered owiwr< was fl 51f>«' by the Singapore F. Ti Magistrate, Mr. T.
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    ROADS NAMED AFTER PEOPLE
    81 2 IPOU, Thurs.— The th;;irman of the Ipoh an n Mensiembu Town Bo«»r i R<>n(i Naming Sub-Committee, D.ito Haji Mohd. Eusoff. is appealing to the public to submit nyrnes o: persons, whom they feel should be <»mmemor;iled by roads named after them. Names of former residents of
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    FINED FOR BUS OVERLOADING
    45 2 MALACCA. Thurs.— Ee Swe e Kiat. a jrounf bus driver, who overloaded his bus with six extra passetigers at Bukit Bruan« village in the morning of April 9 la*t. was convicted and fined ISO by the Magistrate, Mr. P. Sankey, today.
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    BAD DRIVING
    36 2 TEN'GKU JAFFAR bin Mohd. Xoor of Johore Bahru. wai fined $25 by the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate, Mr. T. Kulasekaram. yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to a* charge of inconsiderate driving on May 26.
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 2 HONGKONG. May 27. Special Standard Service Closing price? of the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.68 to ill sterling; $5. ***** to US$l; $1.&26 to Malayan $1: $0,235 to one Indonesian Rupieb; Gold $252.25 to 1 taei.
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    MR. PETER WILLIAMS JOINS NEW BUREAU
    140 2 MR. PETER WILLIAMS JOINS NEW BUREAU From ALEX JOSEY, Standard Special Correspondent KALAW, Burma. Thw -Mr. P< u r Williami the Pan-Malayan Lab ''any was named this morning fcy t Asian Socialist Conference I ftu u one (l the 11 members of the Ai Colonial Bureau. The Anti-Col B will
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    SECRET SOCIETY MEN ARE LESS ACTIVE
    335 3 SECRET SOCIETY MEN ARE LESS ACTIVE But The Menace Remains' Standard Staff Reporter SECRET society gangsters are still a menace to law and order in Singapore, although there has been a marked drop in the number of gang clashes in the past three months, said the Police Commissioner, Mr. N.
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    Dental Nurses' Training
    95 3 Dental Nurses' Training n N C.J. ng it a hosp i I.: I i j from I e ha 3 be ei MISS KIM.ARI ROMVI an Indian dancer above arrived in Singapore m Tuesday from India fo r a short holiday with her parents. Dr. and Mrs A C S.
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    DATES FOR POLICE BAND
    14 3 ring V 10 V June r P irk. ng Park
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    LOTTERY DRAW
    33 3 JOIIORE Bah!- will be the venue of the next (rawing of i the Social Welfare Lottery on June 5 at the transp >rl she i ne ir 'he Government >ffi »a
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    Car Lights Saved Girl From Assault
    243 3 THE Singapore First Criminal District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tali, was told yesterday that the lights of a car saved a 17-year-old girl, from I*ein? assaulted by a labourer. The Deputy Superintendent lof Police. Mr. M. C. Boyle. prosecuting, :i>ked the judge to p;is>
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    PERFUME CAN NOW BE KEPT IN HANDBAG
    82 3 PFRFUME contained in a dainty bottle the handbag phial— is now on the Singapore market. It can be slipped into an ordinary handbag, and. what is more important, is the same perfume as in Goya's world famous luxury bottles. The price— sl is
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    2 LOAVES GOT HER $75 FINE
    90 3 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs Kamatchee, SsVyear-old woman labourer who appeared Incho Abu Bakai bin rfajl Hm-;-tein in the? Banda Bani.i rourl was fined $73, in default, a month's imprisonment for tf.k- ing two loavei of bread ot.t of i restricted area without a permit. A
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    YMCA APPEAL TO MEMBERS
    77 3 THE Y.M.C A. in Singap ire li $16,000 to finance <<• lopmeni of its property at B: i B is v\ Road. To raise this sum. a number if ichemei have been and one of them is an :i p; t > every one ol the
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    PHONES ?-SHORTAGE OF CABLES IS BIG SNAG
    170 3 PHONES SHORTAGE OF CABLES IS BIG SNAG A SHORTAGE of cables is one of the reasons which U holding up the installation of telephones in Singapore today. Mr. E. F. Brady, Senior Executive Engineer of the Public Works Department, told the monthly Rural Board meeting yesterday. Mr. Brady, wh presi
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    Well Done Say Miners
    111 3 IPOH. Thurs. The chairman of the Malayan Mining Employers' Association, Mr. F. C. Calvert. said at the association's general meeting today: ifOn eve of h is leparture, we pay tribute to tin* General Tempi an i reI our gratitu le >r a job w done.* 1
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    48 3 MK AND MRS. AMBROSK Moreira. who were married at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. Singapore, recently. The bridegroom is attached to tht» City ouiuil and the bride i* the foimer Miss Vittoiia Dolphin Alexander, dau»liter of Mr. <*ud Mis. A. M. Alexander of Thiruvattar. Henry Woon
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    BUDDHISTS FETE LEPERS
    56 3 JOIIOHK BAHRC. Thurs A hamper containing foodstuffs u I useful toilet accessories was presented to each inmate of the Tampai Leper Camp in honour of the Buddhist festival •)t Wesak. The presentation was made bv 'he president and members of the Singapore Buddhisi Association, many whom were
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    USIA DIRECTOR
    44 3 MK. THKODOKK Strih* rt. Director of the Halted sutrs Information Agency, who arrived in Singapore yesterday morning on his first trip to Ike Far Bast, left in the afternoon for Kuala I ■■pur He will be returning tu Colony tomorrow Standard photo.
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    To Pick 5 For PMLP Conference
    114 3 To Pick 5 For PMLP Conference THE GENERAL Council of j the Sing ip >re Labour Partv to- morrow will elect tive delegates to attend the Pan-Malayan <■ Labour Party annual confer* cncc on June 5 arid 6 in Penmi^. Elected delegates will be .given a mandate by the General
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    STC MEN GIVE $307 TO FUND
    45 3 THE SINGAPORE Traction Company Employees' Union yester Ily acknowledged the following donations tor the i R. K. Samy Memorial Fund. Mr. Or;4 Mali Soh-$25; Mr. C c;. Wilson-$3O and STC Employees' Union member«- $:u)l. :>.): Previously acknowledged svh. »tal .>3»iJ.r>o.
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    MAW DIED THREE HOURS AFTER A WOMAN'S CURSE
    302 3 THREE hours after a woman cursed a man telling; him that his stomach would be cut open, hr was found dead, it was stated in the Singapore Coroner** Court yesterday. The Coroner was holding an inquiry into th death of Yee Oon
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    The 'Youth World' Is Back Again
    121 3 The 'Youth World' Is Back Again -YOUTH worn iv Um 'y. Pill monthly i{ lf Singai which r I ipirii i i has tnil> lain in Colony after a months. The main i f>r suspending pub it ion < lack of support from its member >• :lv The SY' total
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    Morris Off To Britain
    97 3 SING \l'< >RE*S Co '-r P |lj Mr. N N i > i terday f»r Bi tain <m tin --m.HUj, t Dt'pntv (">Mir I D.K. Broadl I > i Poli i ioner until Mi Mori bi rttui Whiit» on V>l Mr. Morrii will tttend tii.» <
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    THE LADY'S NOT FOR BURNING
    211 4 AT THE VIC Standard Theatre Critic THE SINGAPORE Arts ThiPtre's latest production. l^tf l.udy'f Not tor Burning. opened at the Victoria Th<alre last night Jt w;is a subdued production. stressing rather th? philosophy of the play than the COOiedy* although it did not ♦ail to
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    EMBRACE COST HIM $50
    52 4 TEMERLOH Wed. A s. ah binti Yacob. i e S ourt here yester •laj how -.h "■< <■"' ng it r Shi sere; for in I es; el ri< Hi gg!< 11 lilt Y < -i.i. plani < K Btik Kualj Krs K99 yesteri';,v f >
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    NEGLIGENT WOMAN FINED
    59 4 TAIFING, Whili her <■•>:' to ii. Bn 1 1 vi torisi Wonf yi u Sa n knocks S npang Sh« wa< Kim aiping ri v 1 1 h a rg< heard. v. < ronvicted and fine(J i (in moni h'f simph imr <■ Shi t rt( pens
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    'NEW DEAL' MAY STAVE OFF HUNGER
    334 4 They prepare for mass unemplo^i^Df KUALA LrMPIiR, Thors.— Malaya may take a lesson from the late President Franklin Roosevelt's famous "New Deal" relief project to combat mass unemployment in this country. An "Unemployment Committee' 1 has incorporated in its report to be submitted to
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    CADETS WIN TRAINING SCHOLARSHIPS
    321 4 CADETS WIN TRAINING SCHOLARSHIPS TWO of the proudest lads in the Singapore Sea Cadets Corps yesterday were Acting Petty Officers Saitoh bin Ahmad (18). and Sim Meng Cher (17) when Lt. Commander G.L. Williams, their Commanding Officer, announced at a press conference on hoard the T S Faulkner that they
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    TENANTS TOLD TO WAIT FOR LEGAL ADVICE
    94 4 IHE FEDERATION of C r ity C< riti •> inn Ti< tig night < I Singapore Improvement Trust munity centres t< advisi ants who the 10 pi r<« nt rent i June 1 I <•< fer pa: nt, j dins: legal ad> f
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    STRAY CATTLE
    55 4 iron l inn -Hold ng the ij yet been >ne by the Pi ii < I abate iiu attle straying nuL«, in this town, the Ipoh and M< tig i tnbu Town Board has d« ided to approach the highest Police antv In the State, ie Chk f
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    Court Cancels His Mate's Ticket
    208 4 A SINGAPORE Court of Inquiry yesterday found Muswar bin Ayik. holder of a Third Class Gunner's (mates) Certificate, to be* incompetent by reason of his colour blindness and directed that his certificate be cancelled. The inquiry wa* ronducted at the Civil Districi Ci Hcj:!strar's offici
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    Councillor Protests Against Strip-Tease
    130 4 Councillor Protests Against Strip-Tease PENANG. Thurs. Mr. N Ponnudura: at yesterday's Settlement Council meeting strongly protested against a vtrip teasf show in Penang and also expressed surprise that the Settlement Welfare Committee had made use of the show in aid of the Settlement Welfare Fund. •*Some time V. k. I
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    PRAI MIC TO CONTEST ELECTIONS
    103 4 PRAI MIC TO CONTEST ELECTIONS PENANG. I it*.- Tnf t ndia n Ccn h d to contest tb€ forthcoming Towi s« -< I Council Eh I pi 'he St tary, Mr. M s y A p;uu-. of U ntativ* didatet has been drawn lN the coromittd Trie committee I a
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    FEAST OF ST ANTHONY
    65 4 I HPING. Thurs. n c F«.,--ol St. Anthony u ci l« brateri at th*' n* w Catho I Church at At/long Ntw V on June 13. Then \s bf High Mass. procession ud Bt n< diction t .vnn j> m. The church wai presei '<v with
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    FACES CHARGE OF ROBBERY
    78 4 LDI 800 TEC'K. 25, was tentatively charged in the Singapore Fourth Polict Court yesterday with robbing Chan 800 of cash and jewellery. valued at $775. on May 15 in a house in Recreation Road. It was alleged that at the time of the robbery Lim was
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    'LIFE' PHOTOS ON DISPLAY
    47 4 THE SINGAPORE Young Men's Christian Association at Orchard Road will feature a display of "Life" magazine photographs for one week starting from May 31. The specially enlarged photographs were considered "memorable" by Lift editors, and were "shot" by photographers aii over the world.
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    Malayan Railway To Take Over Fed. Air Service
    256 4 Malayan Railway To Take Over Fed. Air Service KTALA LI \MPI K. Thurs.— l rc.m My 1 Malayan Railway will take over the annnfaxii operation oi F>di>ration Air Ser\ire fr<mi M Airways Ltd. Arrangements for this are now > the Director (>f Civil Aviation and x'h of iht Malayan Railway
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    NOMINATION OF CANDIDATE
    47 4 PENANG. Thuri 1 m T. i ion;: w;ir(i branch <i Uk LaI io.jr Piirty. Penanf. '«t sn«<i;»! meeting »1 i* Junior Civil Service Asm ci I S :rd;iy. |o nominate i c^ate for tru Munici| tions to 1 c Im Id in D< pen
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    155 4 Experts Fly In For The Big Inquiry W \SV| VS(»K ..ft. vlft »-\p<rt aiu] a kavjrri 81l AC. attw d p<ir«- >»-vlrrda> f« r i h lane ftn>l«llatNKi <>.t^i quirv. uh.ih vl.irt" in i t da% Mr I) W.»ldr«n mandant of Kinfrru An Scotland, u ill he MM tw<». jwrworv
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    71 4 THE Governor of Sintapore. Sir John Niroll. yesterday, congratulated the staff of the General Hospital, for the^ (lirn nt nay" they rarried *oul their j«h>. He was at the Hospital for about 20 mintitV* to sre for hini.sflf how dottor* xad others on duly fM»'| youths ©f the
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    Major Bridge To Be Rebuilt Soon
    314 5 Major Bridge To Be Rebuilt Soon photo. \i A LUMPIR, Thins. A maior bridec ihed »>n the British n the face of th r Japanese on Malaya in 1941 Is to U v rebuilt shortly to up tiaffic on the road troin Singapore to Siam St indard learnt today. I
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    Gifts For Detained Muslims
    121 5 Gifts For Detained Muslims e ■i Will :v- and food p i 'oin me Malay Detainee far« Committee to Hari Raya. h of the detainees will ive a sarong, one tin of sensed milk, one .«*ii of and half j kan of purchased by the W Committee with pi tions.
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    COMMITTED TO STAND TRIAL
    40 5 W 1 AN. Thuri Ma< J oh, (30) of B emitted to High Cog it by Che Hamid, Circuit MagU- day ai'^t a pi C iinquiry. alleged to have robese woman ol i>M Karang-Jera n Road
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    SCOUTS MEETING
    72 5 THE Chief Scout of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll, will attend the annual general meeting of the Boy Scouti Association on Friday, .lime 4. in Sand's House. Armenian Street, at f>.M) p.m. MR. SEOW BIN HOOI. younger brotlipr of Dr. Senw LI Jin of Singapore and Miss Um Boon
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    HARI RAYA IN PG. ON JUNE 3
    42 5 Thurs— The Mi:sI v Board. Pet.arig, d ti:Rt all ivl i^lims Pen a rig and Proesley should celeRaya Pi:«sa on I June -i. moon is iiglited on ■'icn the local Muslims erve Hari Raya the
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    18 5 SOCIAL DANCE ►re Balmi Chinese e will hold its and dance on June Hukkk-n Association, p Bahru. photo.
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    Civil Suit Referred To Registrar
    153 5 LUMPUR, Thurs.claim by the d«- 'Jvii Buil in the! lrt here today, for they alleged the 1 them, was re- 1 Regi trar of the with d rertiom n\ ,i the (i the Taa Tia, a building contractor had originally sued the defendant.-, Sin Hock
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    REDS STRIKING POWER HAS NOT SLACKENED
    368 5 REDS STRIKING POWER HAS NOT SLACKENED Malayan Mining Employers Told IPOII, Thurs— The Chairman of the Malayan Mining Employers' Association, Mr. F. C. Calvert told members at the Association's eighth general meeting today that in spite of the fact that 5,000 Communist terrorists have been killed and 1,300 have surrendered
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    Students Get Halt Rates For Trips
    233 5 Students Get Halt Rates For Trips Standard Shipping Reporter THE Eastern Shipping Corporation Limited. Singapore, and the British India Steam Navigation Company in Singapore Have agreed to allow a substantial concession in tares to bona fide students from Malaya studying in India. The scheme which only ipP' l t( >
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    ON ARGENTINE WAY-AT IPOH
    89 5 IPOH. Thurs. The Perak I urf C!u4) Sports Club will ho\j a "Fiesta' night o n Saturday .June 5. coinciding with the lsjt of a team of Selangor golfers who wili pla v against tiie local dub for The Sultan'i I rophy. Fiesta Night, the convenor
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    STOLE URN, GETS 4 MTHS.
    38 5 TAIPiNCi. Thurs.-— For stealing a ceremonial urn valued $10 from the Mariamman Temple at Kota Road. Raj i (30) was sentenced by the Taioing Magistrate, Tuan Sye.i Mahdzir. to four month>" rigorous imprisonment.
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    Enraged Buffalo Gores Man
    94 5 Enraged Buffalo Gores Man ALOR STAR. Thurs —Am Indian labourer who tried to stop a fight bctwo-n a ouffalo and a bullock at K.in;ur re cently was injured wh tn |be hufTalo tiunpd away from its foe and sored him instead. The labourer who was em ployed at the Kansar
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    MOVED FOOD, FINED $150
    41 5 PAR IT B INT AH. Thur.s.— For tnking out some '-ooke<i rice .'in<l curry in a pot tot which h^ !> i no permit. Letchimanan, h fardencr, fined SI.SO or two months' iniprisonmeni in the Banda B.iini court*
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    $600,000 Luxury Hotel For Ipoh
    226 5 IPOH, Thurs.— Plans are being drawn for the construction of a $600,000 five-storeyed first class luxury hotel here in a residential area in Hugh Low Street near the Yuk Choy Chinese Primary School. According to Ihe promoter of the scheme. Mr. Foo Yet Kai. well-known
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    Promotions board formed
    149 5 Promotions board formed KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— 'I '.ie Public Service Appointments and Promotions Board, an interim h<>d v of the F t ion's Public Service Commission, was inaugurated here ;<>- 'i a y Mr. C. R. Howttt, a retired Malayan Civil Service otrk-er. is chairman of the l)onrd. and !nakini4
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    TOWN'S FIRST TRAFFIC LAMP
    55 5 SEREMBAW Thurs.— Traffic lights hav e appeared here for 'be first time in the town's history 'Stop. Look and Go" lights have been installed at the junction ot .lalan Tunku Hassat. and Birch Road and started working from last night The lights were installed at a
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    25 5 THE Menlri Brsar. Seianfor, will dei lare open the new extensions to the Government English School Kuala Kubu Bahru, on Saturday, tl A.M 'y.ni.
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    At The Crossroads
    753 6 s was to be expected the Alliance threat to its Ministers <<nd members from the Legislative Council has provoked hints that the Alliance might '»•< responsible for creating confusion, uncertainty and bringing comfori to the men in the jungle. One bright pundit observed somewhat dimly that persisting
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    Are America And China Natural Enemies?
    747 6 Are America And China Natural Enemies? Asks I WILLIAM CLARK ARE America and China natural enemies? Recent American statements from Senators, and snubbing operations at Geneva by Mr. Dulles, make it seem so. Yet it needs only a very short memory to recall the time when it was an article
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    A Drop of INK
    541 6  - A Drop of INK R.B. Ooi by I jt.SPli E some publicity m being turned on the Kinta Valley Home Guards some time ago. ma ly pe >p e have a hazy idea of their function. Since the Kinta valley ta a rich tin producing area and is earning much
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      Nothing New About Family Planning
      413 6 Sir; In the Sunday Standard recently there was an article by Dr. C. J. Gamble. M.D Research Associate, Harvard Medical School, entitled "Family Planning— The New Freedom*'. Their is nothing new aboul Family Planning .cid neither ia there any freedom. It is not new for
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    COLONY FLAG
    49 6 Sir. -Why s leu!/ /"'<:o flown (»w enl Off ice g, r I ngs'. la > Singaporea know ir/.ur ii lot i II trould pcr)^;^.^ help 1 'iige the feel hj/iyiNjv to Sinoai particular, 05 the vi Commonwealth, if < '<■ e.y's Flag was <• flown alongside Jack.
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    80 6 i y to read in a Sit »s 1 i not S: g ard) on 19th J the parent! did i hildrtn to j mothci tongiu Road J Kuall I.umpu: ;t lo the I the School authj a J < B I Road s> bool, I j vt'd »uoh
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    16 6 *h houn k S j i e of S S sai i i'k roo
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    Whampoe Or Whampoa?
    165 6 A i ii.\ in M ti Reschoo !;■>> been I the Whampoe English S in Towner Road (\ide p 4 I B iku Merah, 195 BThoo tignl -Md h^ve f a nfl E ka3 t Mat h Factory). ate Mr. }\uo A C M.G., the first Chinese
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    Maus Set Fire To 'Treetops'
    56 7 Bl M .v 27: (Renter) i Hotel, m ere Queen Elizabeth King George irnt down last Mau Man -I tO <»tfi'-;;i iven -.•■sown to thoilitood in a a 13 Uel above Aberdare Na- water hole, gathers a: eei 'sod Mat: Man ter"e»i been rein a
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    CUBANS NIP PLOT IN BUD
    60 7 AVANA, 7, < Rei i here lasi night said documents conisi of men who ini "carry out terrorist i nbers °f .o en v> ei e arrested by id military intelligence and charged with par 1 i j i n a terrorist plot to a
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    ASSURANCE ON H-BOMB SOUGHT
    172 7 LONDON, May 27: (Reuter) A former Labour Minister, Mr. John Dugdale urged the Government yesterday to get an assurance from the Inited States Government that no hydrogen bomb tests would take lace near any of the British possessions scattered throughout the Pacific. A. D Dodds-Parker. I
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    Eyeful Of World Beauties
    82 7 SE\ EN gorgeous givls. national beauty queens in their own right, and dressed as slave girls of a Turkish harem, pose for the cameraman at Universal-International's studio in Hollywood. They are featured in -Yankee Pasha." starring Jeff Chandler and Rhonda Fleming. Among the lovelies in the
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    Threat Of National Rail Strike In U. K Grows
    183 7 LONDON, May 27 (Keuter) The threat of a national rail strike grew in Eofland today as leaders of the unofficial sto DfMgC in the West sought the backing of depots in other parts of the country. While drivers and firemen operating
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    CROSBYS' SUED
    39 7 s.\.\ JOSE, California, May 27. (UP)— Bing Crosby and his 1 son, Gary. 20, were sued tot $65,000 yesterday by two Mexicans who were injured asl Monday in a highway accident 1 involving young Crosby's car. I
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    NATIONALISTS IN DEFENCE TALKS
    190 7 WASHINGTON, May 27 (Reuter)— Admiral Arthur Radford. Chairman of the Tinted States Joint Chit-is of 1 Staff, told Congressmen yesterday that military talks were underway with a number of nations, including the Chinese Nationalists, on the defence of South-east Asia, it was learned. t 'o now
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    TAIL OF COMET IS FOUND
    121 7 TAIL OF COMET IS FOUND LONDON. May L'T. (AFP). The lail section of the Come! .mm airliner which crashed into the sea off Elba on January 10 has now been recovered, the Admiralty announced today. All the main parts of the plane have now been salvaged and the search carried
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    PRISONERS MUTINY IN UK JAIL
    164 7 PRISONERS MUTINY IN UK JAIL LONDON. May 27. (Reuter) Prisoners mutinied at Wand- J SWOrth prison here yesterday! and barricaded themselves in a .^tore armed with knives, scissors and hammers. The Home Office announcing the '"disturbance." .said that five prison officers had been injured and sent to hospital. Five prisoners
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    Protest Over Incidents
    72 7 PARIS. May 27, (Reuter)— The Indian government haprotested to France over al ed incidents in the French settlements of Yanaon uiui Pondicnerry, the Indian Embassy said yesterday. The Embassy said the protest had been "in the most energetic terms'". 11 alleged that pro-Indian? in the settlements who.se
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    U.S. Seize Arms Ship
    65 7 PAN' A MA. May 27, (UP) American authorities here seized the French Line -hip Wyoming yesterday as it passed through Panama Canal egedly with n cargo of arm foi < tuatemala. The cargo, listed by th€ Wyoming's captain as machinery.'' was found or; Inspection *o be
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    REBELS BLOW UP PIPELINE
    45 7 RANGOON, May 27. <H. ter)— Karen rebels on Tuesday bleW up Rangoon's main watei j supply pipe about M m 1 north of the city. This is the 15th time the i pipe has been dynamited in the past five years.
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    DECISION ON I-C IN NEXT TEN DAYS
    305 7 Showdown Is Expected PARIS, May 27 (Reuter)— The French Foreign Minister M. Georges Bi dault told a French cabinet meeting here yesterday that war or peace in IndoChina will be decided at Geneva within the next 10 days according to sources close to
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    SOLAR BOATS ARE DUG UP
    56 7 CAIRO. May 27. (AP) Two s.ooo»year-old -war bo that belonged to Egypt's Cheops were dug'up v in prrit d condition from beside the pi at Pyramid of Gira The boats i hich Bgun I the .sim worshipping beli< fi of the ancient Egyptians, are 120
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    Warders Search Cells For Guns
    151 7 MrXBOIRNE, May 27 (Reuter) -Warders today made a cell by cell search of PtMitridge Go saol on the outskirts of Melbourne lor j;""* believed to be hidden by prisoners. The search follows yesterday's suicide of 4"J-yi'> 11 Robert Walker serving a life sentence tor murder,
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    CROWDS ENTER HOLY CITY
    76 7 VATICAN CITY. 27. I \I J > The vai reds ol thousands ol Ro Catholic clergy and faithful poured into Roi 1 for ceremonies th< onisation of Giuseppe S the humble man who became F J ope Pius X. The tremen I i w jam St.
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    De Castries 'Physically Exhausted'
    187 7 PARIS, May 27. (UP)— Mrs. Jacqueline iv Castriei v-u i day bopei Indo-China will treat her .<i'tured i. humanely Irea 'i "beca physi a lati will not permit him ;o stand ricoroui eoof)M« i Th« ittractivc wilt- „f Dit'n B,» ii Piui com BriK. Gen Christian
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    48 7 I >NDON May L'7. < M H ied «<n W. nptug to bord< g v -.ii.j she Is mei kr c 1)..!. '1' S Al i charged on T H ra 1 1 ki M;i and 'In' the < Buii-h h spoke: man on aarg
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    THEIR BLACK DAY
    21 7 mi DAY (p.iv li k <lay for a f Su Eng ;iii'l. P said. Th< v of April
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    Ex-Queen's Statue Dynamited
    96 7 Ex-Queen's Statue Dynamited GEORGETOWN, British (•ui.inu. May .'7 (IPt < ommumst s> mpathuers WCII susiMMtrd of d>ni mitins a st.itur of Rritish U>i'« n Victoria in thr law oiirt nni|Hiuf)(| \rstrr d.i> Tkc sla tti«*\ he.id .iiul Irfl h.uid holding tin „i h u«r,. Mown off. Two explosions wne lir.nd
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      71 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, May 27. The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 181d. Spot £721 10s. per ton June 18id. buyers, £722 10s. scll/rs. aS'SK* ilidi T1 £7 Jon. /Mar. 19id. buyers, £720
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    More Rice For Sale
    75 9 BANGKOK. M;.y 27, iATiThailand*s diplomatic missions abroad have bem instructed tc aim at encouraging ric« Importing countries to buy mon Thai rice, government reported today. Instructions were paid t< have been contained in letter? from Premier Phibun Songkram, acting in his capacity as Economic A(T;iirs Ministei
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    INDIANS IN RI TOLD TO GIVE HELP
    264 9 JAKARTA, May 27 The new Indian Ambassador here. B. F. Tyabji, I has called upon Indian traders and merchants I in Indonesia to help this country develop a national economy. He urged them to associate Indonesian! in their business firm.* in an effort
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    Hoover Executive On Business Tour
    170 9 MR. 11. K. I>K.(.ANS export ananpfl of Ifoovrr ltd. I. upland, arrived in SiacapArr <>n WTrdnrndßi t" glvi sVal (fl demonstialion of llu<t\<r household .ippii.nx < v "It is a pity." Mr. Dvajcam said, "I wiH Bjs4 !•< jMr t«» itrnionstratc th«- slfitm lanndt i
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    FIGURES FOR COPRA TRADE
    135 9 MALAYA npcrifo II BSI lorn <>f ropra worth JS.M7.WKi during the month rf February and export! d 7.118 t< $4.847. 000. ;<r u difl| 1< Mi< UstU Of the U 1967.000 (1,157 tons) w t for Ihi iFt d« ration t Ma and H,619.00i (8.7M t<
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    RAYON MACHINERY
    46 9 MACHINERY bim 1 mcnt for tiie manutactur* rayon yarn bim buxj ;r\ products; it d M nif n 1 n;iii U5515,000,000. t>i i i Japan for shipment i« I slavia, it wai cnnounced i > u Om ;.r Kohorn npai (>i \t m York.- AP.
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    UK To Make New Resin
    58 9 INK &tesl rtitu U i.i > expanding i angt «'i rhemical? In n \<* nanm. Fpi't.' ■•< mm 1 1 mi in r. !< r Um ir»l F > mv plant iindei construction li c next Kpi inp «.t» resini hav< w OOf in frnr
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    MARKETS
    70 9 i t of 1 1 rent s g in the ma i I 8 I H'-ll Ml < iriirv hii\ ing inten I F;iir lin tn .»■«>' n p<»n« <• NOON PRICES 11 1 y SinfMfM Chamtv f t". t f I T I > t« |{i;t ■> n
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    79 9 II« < IK/II I 1 > with Lena* null <l«iwn v I. .11 ki of < r f' i I '„u\,. M per h« 'in onm :iiMi< b|| marlu I I.« i -I Inly i $:>.2 (Ml); till <* »|>, 1311 <^ toil M2 I I i t ■j
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    75 9 COLA >MK 1 Ceylon i v endei i k« p iti 11 ti i •it I t ;ui<i in ;<n floi t '<) obtftlnii io t« v iv tlir Iripartiti nrw n\ ith Kfypt »tid Japan, m was K ti r«l.•^ 111 j.ni« i 10 <!itln nliv
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    'QUEEN OF BALL' WAS SHOCKED!
    590 10 photo). Cable* STAN MA YS BRITISH -litres* Deborah Ken was worried last week because she was <}ueen of the New York Art Students' league Ball. And these ire some ol the sights that worried Deborah i ball which made o ated New Y trkers gasp
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    QUEEN AND DUKE KNOCK ANY STAR FOR SIX!
    1151 10 QUEEN AND DUKE KNOCK ANY STAR FOR SIX! \LL the film star s I h*»ve rver seen have been knocked for six this week by a couple of "amateurs. The 'amateurs" are Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh in the latest films of the Royal tour to
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      97 10 THE STARS AND YOU T< s««'sflnssHu* <;KMlN|— May 21 to June 20— Be reaiv for a new mm.4 TSZSiJSF*" pals or clubs Watc out ffr S»S:? 1.1-O-Jjly 23 to Au«. 22-Plan decide haimov 7* views and bolster unstable arrangement* aimo 1 opposing \lR(;<>— Aug. 23 to Sept. 22— Be tolerant
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    Bannister Invited To Meet Santee
    64 11 NEW ORLEANS, M (Reuter) Roger Bam i'< world i ecor< ln h.is been Invited lo run ig Wea Sum tee. the A: champion here on D n St. Mr. Bernic Greenroed dent of the New O: < winter Sp.ji kAi 01 iai ion ii l
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    CLOSE SHINES WITH BAT AND BALL
    516 11 LONDON. May 26 (Renter) Yorkshire .skipper Norman Yardley took a gamble in giving Gloucestershire first use of a "sreen" wicket at Bristol. It paid off to the extent that Ciloutestrrshire were all out for 171. Brian Close rapturing .six for 45 with his offspinntrs.
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    Little Mo' Sets Date
    85 11 PARIS, May 27, rn< lor)— Amu rican U n Mai M "Lit" le M<'" lon no f %t* v I H next winter when he firn- ••■.<« in the i < added tiu-it she w ill i I in world tou tnents M just ->^ D
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    Fighting 101 By Sussex Skipper
    347 11 HOVE, Sussex, May 26 (Keu(rr) A fighting wnlury by the Sussex taptain, Hubert Doggart. saved his team from disaster against the Pakistan cricket touring team here today, the first day of their three-da v match. Sussex were all out for 271 and at the close
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    IRISH CHAMPION SHOWS TOP FORM
    109 11 EDINBURGH, May »b (Boiler) Ifjc ur. lankx Irish holder of Ike Ittte, showed d««\ast ilm- hmiu in MTinaiai his way to |Im last 32 in tlir Eritisk \m.itnir (ioll championship on the sun drt»n< h<»d Muirflrki (ouim\ hast Lothian today. he w• .rr n prond
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    166 11 I BIRMINGHAM, Mir (Hi utl I vi-.. t -i ri Birmingham Htv mi;< to .if... tonight f within 1.2 ol of n aJnig a milt in n Her tin.r of Hvt inn. U i idv I? i .i t r,\ ,t< n, > iolln i;i! in t\
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      620 11 FEDERATION MILITARY FORCES TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited f c r the Mipply c( the following U; The Ordnance Depot. Fedi ra- tion Military Forces, Port D.ckson: Clothing and Necessaries Camp Equipment Furniture and Woodw&re Bedsteads Textile Artirlec Cookery and Glassware Brooms, Brushes, Garcien Impliments etc. Enamelled and Metal Ho^ehold
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      307 11 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS \Y\\TFR DEPARI w!XT: (r) Manufacture i<;. I Supply of Concrete Valve Chamber* for 4" and 6" diameter Valve*. Tender Deposit $150/-. Clo^i NOON 1«.«> rS4. and (b) Alterations and Additions to the Gunong Pulai Sedimentation Tanks, .Tohore. Tender D( pont ISO/-. Close N00N— 21.6.54. CITY
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    Katong S.C. Get Surprise
    336 12 I BLUE Hovers Sports flub surprisingly beat the Katnn? Sports club b; two soals to «"<• in a keenly run tested N VI Division 3C League Match played at the B()l)( A ground yesterday. F Blue Rovers, Guan W< mas responsible for of the Katonf ■~)i\
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    Cable Best At Swimming Gala
    419 12 FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD Brian Cable, competmwith 180 teenaged swimmers at the RAF Seletar children's swimming t»ala yesterday, won the senior individual championship when he took three ot the five events in which he competed to collect a total ot T I isn o;T a g I B:
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    This Outboard Regatta Biggest
    249 12 THE most ambitious Outboard Resat to be planned in the Colony, by the Outboard Boating Club of Singapore is to be held off Chanjji Point on June 13. In addition to the several listed events ior Club members, it is proposed to hold an Invitation Race
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    LAMBES FOR BEATTY SPORT
    70 12 rHEßeattySe I ry School v -i I hold its first annual sports the Jalan Be?ar Sta- .on June 11, 195-1 ai 230 I larles I. aiv.be will give away the prize.s and AdSir Charles Lambe will pres tie ;>* the meeting. T i nool has been
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    Ret. Gets Ball
    44 12 LONDON, May 27. (Renter) liie Hungarian Football Association lias present* Signer Bernhardi, the Italian referee ol ast Sunday's so er mat h Hungary 7 Englai w.:-a the bail of th» ed by all 12 H P ayers. Budapest Rao:.') reportast night.
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    SAWLF Meeting
    27 12 THE Singapore Amateur Weight Lifting Federation will nolri us annual meeting on Saturday at the Queen S'leet B 3 s 1 Club at 3.00 p.m
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    SLTA Name North Team For Classic
    150 12 SLTA Name North Team For Classic KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Se angor Lawn i tion sele >: name I I North team to meet the South in the annua tenn Lake Gardens Courts. K pur on Juno 5 and 6 Fhe players are: Mea's Siagles: Mosei Tay (Perak W. Hi lier
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    Colony 'A' Meet Navy
    77 12 I THE venue of the MCFA Cup Semi-fina] between Singapore and .lohore Chinese has born changed to Kluang, instead of Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday. At Jalan Besar stadium Singapore W will meet the Royal Navy In a friendly match. Singapore 'A' team w {]l beSkinner:
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    Penalty Decides For Farrer Juniors
    356 12 A LAST minute penalty scored by Eddie de Silva, gave rarrer Juniors a narrow 3 2 victory over bottom of the league United Sports Club in a SA.F.A. Division 3C match payed at Geylang Stadium yesterday. The winners, although dominating p!ay almost throughout were lucky
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    SMART GALLOPS BY CHESTNUT & OOLONG
    318 12 SMART GALLOPS BY CHESTNUT OOLONG PENANG, Thurs.— Candidates for this Saturdays races were given their final gallops this morning on an ideal track. Chestnut and Bliss Fire caught the eve when they returned the best time when clocking 37 sec. dead over three furlongs. Chestnut won the Oolong (Franklin) and
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    3rd Title To Van Lidth
    75 12 KUALA LUMPIK, Than I had previously taken U* in,,, h£■ I-idth wlu titles became triple titlist wi, <nd d JJ? J.S. Harrison to win the nixed rf^ Mrln '^d x, third annual Selan B or Mn&£?^ m *> A ships concluded todav M the sr
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    Police Probe Doping Charges
    355 12 Police Probe Doping Charges YORK. ENGLAND, May 26: (Reuter) Police and the Jockey Cub security agents are Investigating allegation! thai bookmakers have been trying to bribe liable boys Bl big Yorkshire stab'.es to d »pe ra horses, it was dis- i tonight One story tv>M to the po'.i it certain
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    Radin Mas' Two Matches
    95 12 RADIX MAS SC will play two friendly soccer matches toI morrow and on Sunday against SHBRC at Bukil Chermni and Dog toward Unit a: Clementi Road. The team fo r both games will be selected from Tony Acialia. John Ghui, Alimat. Sohcr. Sani, George Phlip Dut
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    Top Pairs Qualify In Paris
    105 12 PARIS May 27. (AP ted States and a fained a monopoly Ui U 's doubles so the F: i nil i pionshipi top teams T< and V Seixai of the U 9 I and K let v. 'tories, a ■> youth! impionj, Hoad and I
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    SOCCERITES SCORE 3 GLORIOUS GOALS
    382 12 rOl K shock goals, scored in the space of an < lr< trilyins 13-minute first halt offensive, decided vestrr days SAFA Division One leauue encounter ;ft Jal.ui Besar stadium in favour of Star Soccerites. whose share ol the sjwils. by virtue of their accurate and
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    Non-Benders XI
    55 12 c ?2*" BEXDE S will meet b.C.R.c. at cricket at Hong Lim Green tomorrow. Their team:— F. R. Massey. P D'Almeida. A. Baker, R S Tufnell. G. Westerhout, A" E Blades, j. Ewart E. V. S. Sundram, Gurdial Singh. W. Haseldine, G E Bogaars (Capt.). Umpire:— S. D
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