Singapore Standard, 8 June 1954

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ft 3H Vol. IV. No. 341 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JU\E 8, 193* TWELVE PAGES 13 CE\TS.
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    Delta Not In Danger -Navarre
    223 1 Delta Not In Danger -Navarre SAIGON, June 7 (AP) —General Henri Navarre said tonight that reports picturing the- Tonkin Delta in grave danger from the Communist-led Vietminh were "pure hysteria." Gen. Xavarre, Commanderin -Chief of French forces, wh is being replaced by French Army Chief of Staff G'n. Paul Ely,
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    NEW C-IN-C FOR F.E.A.F. NAMED
    52 1 AIR Vice Marshal F. F. Fressangds, Assistant Chief of Air Staff (Intelligence) at the Air Ministry in London will succeed Air Marshal Sir Clifford Sanderson as Comtn mder-in-Chief, Far East Air Force, in November, with ti noting rank of Air Mar- the Air Ministry ann
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    GOWN STOLE THE SHOW ...The Bride Was Ignored
    120 1 GOWN STOLE THE SHOW ...The Bride Was Ignored JERSEY CITY, New Jersey, Jun<^ 7. (AP) Here was oru? bride who almost was Ignored at her own wedding. All efea of the congregation at Holy Rosary Roman Catholic Church Sunday were on the bride's gown and its 43 -foot train. train
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    TEMPLER IN ZURICH
    102 1 GENERAL Sir Gerald Templer, returning from Malaya to take up what the British War Office has called on "important military appointment," photographed on his arrival in Zurich, Switzerland by plane. Gen. Templer declined to discuss his plans or those of his family. "I am going to have
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    RACING INQUIRY
    65 1 LONDON. June 7 (UP) Stewards of the Jockey Club which controls Briti.sh racing announced today, they intend to conduct an inquii«y into the running of the Winston Churchill Stakes at Hurst Park on Saturday, to see whether a jockey deliberately eased up in the home stretch. On the
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    Ten Cents More For Tappets
    311 1 6-Month Deadlock Solved KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Estate workers in the Federation will receive a wage increase of at least ten cents a day from next month, following a new agreement accepted in principle by both the employers and the workers' unions today. A thrae-man committee
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    12 KILLED IN COLLISION
    60 1 OWINGS, Maryland, June 7, (AP) Ten persons died today in a flaming automobile collision near Lyons Creek, some 40 miles southeast of Washington. Police said the vehicles met on a curve near the crest of a hill. LONDON, June 7 AP) The Sunday Pictorial yesterday criticised
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    GENEVA LATEST
    89 1 GENEVA. June 7 <Reuten The following developments on the Korea and Indo-China conferences were reported here today; KOREA: The United Nations partners, unprepared for immediate negotiations over Korea, presuaded the Soviet Foreign Minister. Mr Molotov, to postpone a secret session arranged for this afternoon. INDO-CHINA: Russia today rejected
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    'OH, HOW SILLY IT ALL WAS'
    234 1 Princess Margaret Show Business entable and unnecessary." The Princess lately has been In the headlines as associate producer of "The Frog," an Edgar Wallace thriller staged for charity last week. It played three performances to houses packed with the Peerage and raised £10,595 for
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    STUDENTS DECIDE TO STAY PUT
    343 1 Call-up Protest By 1,000 Boys And Girls Enters Its Seventh Day And... THE 1,000 Chinese students who have been camping in the Chinese High School for the past seven days in protest against national service in Singapore, yesterday decided to stay put until their problems
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    U.K. GOVT. TAKES OVER BANKRUPT FILM CORP.
    175 1 U.K. GOVT. TAKES OVER BANKRUPT FILM CORP. LONDON, June 7 (AP) Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill's government is venturing into the film business. It has In effect taken over the British Lion Film Corporation, third biggest in Britain, along with its producers and its stars. The stars include Claire Bloom,
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    4 THUGS ROB 5 WOMEN
    78 1 4 THUGS ROB 5 WOMEN FOUR MEN. one armed with a revolver and another with a knife, robbed five women of $300 cash and $800 worth of jewellery In a house in Aliwal Street. Singapore, yesterday afternoon. The thugs entered the house at 2.30 p.m. and herded the women into
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    Sarawak Radio Is On The Air
    73 1 Sarawak Radio Is On The Air KUCHING, June 7. (Reuter) Governor Sir Anthony Abell today opened Radio Sarawak amidst a distinguished gathering of all races and representatives of North Borneo and Brunei governments, the Colonial Office. BBC and Radio Malaya, with the first broadcast followed by recorded messages. The British
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    Ike Told To Review Security System
    196 1 Ike Told To Review Security System NEW YORK. June 7. (Reuter -Ten noted scientists have told President Eisenhower that the security system under which Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer was barred from Government atomic secrets, was such a grave threat to scientific research that it could lead to national suicide. Dr.
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    YOSHIDA WINS
    36 1 TOKYO. June 7 (AP> Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshlda tonight won approval of a controversial police bill and a decision by the Diet to censure the Socialist Party members Involved in last Thursday's Diet brawl.
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    MELON CAUSES 60 ARRESTS
    53 1 NEW DELHI, June 7, (Reuter) Police arrested 60 people and imposed an overnight curfew after a pitched battle between Hindus and Moslems over a melon. The clash began with »an argument between a hawker and a customer in the bazaar at Aligarh, 80 miles Southeast of
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    YEN SWORN IN
    20 1 THE NEW governor of Formosa, Mr. C. K. Yen, was sworn into office in TalDei yesterday. AP
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    Marriage Bill: C'ttee Allows Month More
    271 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Select Committee considering Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj's Hindu Monogamous Marriage Bill has, it is learned, turned down a request for a fourmonth extension for comment and objections. The request was made by a Colony lawyer, Mr. A. Muthusamy. The
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    Students Want To Train As Cadets
    198 2 Students Want To Train As Cadets JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. About 100 senior boys of the Government English School at Batu Pahat have petitioned the principal of their school to form a Cadet Corps Unit at their school. Amongst the petitioners are 33 Chinese. This decision If adopted by j the
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    GODWIN'S KILLERS HARASSED
    399 2 Two More Terrorists Bagged KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The terrorists responsible for the recent Kedoh killings, including that of the Chief Police Officer, the lote Mr. C. N. Godwin, were subjected to further sustained harassing attacks by medium bombers during the weekend. Lincoln aircraft of No. 1 Royal
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    MINER TRIED FOR MURDER
    74 2 ALOR STAR. Mon.— Cheon? Fatt, 45, a labourer of Semilin? Tin Mine in central Kedah. came up for trial before Mr. Justice Hill today on a charge of murdering a fellow labourer. Hor Hin, on August 13, last year, in a kong.sl. The prosecution conducted b
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    Frigate Men For Parade
    70 2 PORT SWETTENHAM. Mon. H.M.S. Modeste, a Royal. Navy frigate of the South East Command, arrived here early this morning on a four-day visit in connection with the celebrations to be held at Kuala Lumpur on the Queen's birthday. A detachment of naval officers and ratings from
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    Maternity Hospital Expands
    119 2 PENANG, Mon. The Resi- dent Commissioner, Penang. Mr. R P. Bingham, disclosed today that the Penang Maternity Hospital, which in the past has been admitting on.v midwifery cases, has now opene-i a department of obstetrics and gynaecology. He said that when Dr. Por Peng Teik. an obstetrical
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    MENTAL HOME BUILDING QUIZ
    109 2 THE Singapore Government will be asked whether it is possible to spied up the building of a home for mentally defective persons under the age of 16 years scheduled for 1957 under the Medica* Plan. This is the only question by Mrs. Elizabeth Choy. nominated Legislative
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    RICE RATION CUT, CURFEW IN CHANGKAT AREA
    292 2 RICE RATION CUT, CURFEW IN CHANGKAT AREA PEXANG, Hon.— An operational rice ration has been introduced in the Changkat area with effect from today. This is to "■"further harass the Communist terrorists in the Nibong Tebal district, Province Wellesley, where a food denial operation has been in progress with good
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    First Trip To East
    103 2 THE 4.248-ton Mandama arrived in Singapore yeM^rday on her maiden voyage to the Fur East fr^m E.itain. The cargo- passenger vessel which i.; under the command of Captain H. R. Tomps>eU will join her sister ships the Malay and the Mandowi of the Austasia Line on
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    Trailer Kills Labourer
    63 2 KLAXG, Mon. Govindarajoo, 22. a Tamil labourer was fatally injured in an accident last Saturday afternoon when a five-ton latex trailer in which he and two other labourers were travelling got unhitched from rts tractor and "ran wild" on an estate road Govindarajoo died at the Klang
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    Stage Set For Biggest Parade
    153 2 KUALA LI'MPIR. Mon. More than 40 military and police units in the Federation are now in the final phase of preparations for the bigfest ever Queens birthday parade, scheduled to be held here on Thursday. An Army spokesman told The Standard that the parade will
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    Sea Trip Without A Rudder
    158 2 Sea Trip Without A Rudder PENANG. Mon. The only warship to make a wartime crossing of the Atlantic under her own power but without a rudder will arrive in Penang tomorrow to take part in The Queen's birthday celebrations In the Settlement on Thursday. The warship Is HMS Newfoundland, which
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    ON STUDY TOUR
    31 2 .TWO Phlll PPine Journalists, Mr. M. Centino of Evening News. Manila, and Mr. A Bigornla of the Manila Daily Bulletin are now In Singapore for a weed's stay.
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    June Brides
    185 3 photo. photo. photo. MR. AND MRS. Norman Julian Roberts of Singapore, who were married at the Church of Saint Joseph, Victoria Street, yesterday. The bride is the former Miss Coral Monica Beins. The reception was held at the Vietoria Memorial Hall.- Standard MR. AND MRS. Conrad Michael Rodrigues
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    PARENTS WORRY OVER MORALS
    188 3 1,000 Boys And Girls Rough It Out' Standard Staff Reporter PARENTS of the students "camping out" at the Singapore Chinese High School are worried over the moral and physical health of their children. One thousand boys and girls live in classrooms without adequate sleeping and bathing
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    Change Of Address
    46 3 THE offices of all deportments of The Singapore Tigsr Standard are located at 23, Lim Teck Kirn Road, (off Tanjong Pagar Rd.) Singapore 2. Telephone numbers have also been changed for the new address. Five lines, *****-5, have been installed for all departments.
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    OIL PRICES WERE STABLE LAST YEAR
    215 3 THE increasing activity of the oil industry during 1953 must be viewed against an unsettled geweral economic background. This js one of the salient features of the past year, according to a survey of oil activities of the Shell and Royal Dutch group of
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    Masked Men Take Smokes
    108 3 PENANG, Mon.— Five masked Chinese. all armed with knives, robbed Lee Koh- Lam of cash and cigarettes, amounting to $72.90 at his home in Green Lane during the weekend. The robbers entered by the front door, which was open, and after threatening Lee, they ransacked the
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    CLUB RAIDED: TWO CHARGED
    95 4 IPOH, Mon. Two men. Chow Tong Ngan <43>, and Lim' Chong Yong <36>. were today produced before Magistrate Che Abdullah Ghazalli on a charge of assisting in carrying on the illegal "100 numbers** lottery in the Ipoh Club. A police party raided the club's kitchen on
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    PERMITS FOR SWEEPS AT FAIRS A MUST
    190 4 PERMITS FOR SWEEPS AT FAIRS A MUST PENANG, Mon. Organisers of fun fairs, which run small sweepstakes, wheels of fortune, raffles and other games of chance are required to get lottery permits, the Resident Commissioner, Mr. R. P. Bingham. s&M today. Instead of applying from Kuala Lumpur, the power is
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    CAR'S RADIO, FAN, STOLEN
    47 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A radio and a fan valued at $425 were stolen from a motor car at Jalan Pelandok. Pudu last night. Jewellery valued at $225 were stolen from a house in Kampong Rosevilla. Loke Yew Road, between May 28 and 30.
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    Warning On Party Conflicts
    159 4 PENANG. Men. Members of the Malay Youth League Penang and Province Wellesley were told last nisM by Federal Councillor Inch? Mohd. Sopiee that they must be careful not to carry their Party differences and conflicts of their Party loyalty into their personal relationship. He pointed out
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    PAPERS BURNT
    37 4 PENANG. Mon. Ballot papers and other secret documents, used at the Municipal Council elections held on Dec 5. 1953. which were kept in safe custody till today were destroyed in the Municipal incinerator, this morning.
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    12 SECRET GANGS ACTIVE IN PENANG
    200 4 30.000 Menace Security PENANG, Men. The Resident Commissioner, Penong, Mr. R. P. Binghom, revealed at a press conference today that there are 12 secret societies in Penang Island with on estimated membership of 30,000. "These societies go in a lot for racketeering, extortion from
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    Opening New Office
    51 4 photo. MR. MM. KHIRAN acting Representative of the Government of India in Malaya, cats the ribbon to open the new Singapore Office of Messrs. G.C. Nanda Sons, at 31. Raffles TUu-e (Bajaj Building) on Saturday night. Looking on is Mr. P.D. Nanda. managing director of the Company.
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    Officers For Dance Assn.
    97 4 IPOH. Mon.- At the third annual general meeting of the Perak Dance Association yesterday the following were elected office-bearers for the year 1954-55. President: Mr. Tan Cheng Phor; Vice Presidents: Messrs. Jao Shook Leong. Ng Chong Fatt. Dr. AC. Kathiga.su and Mrs. A G. Argent: Secretary:
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    Retreat At Balik Pulau
    65 4 PENANG. Mon— The Resident Commissioner. Penang. and Mrs. Bingham accompanied by the Garrison Commander W. L. Simpson and the District Officer. Mr R. Holden. were present at rhe beating of the Retreat at the Padang in Balik Pulau yesterday. The corps of drums, bugles and pipes
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    Firm Turns Down Aid For TB Men
    221 4 PENANG, Mon. The Eastern Smelting Workers' Union claim for six months' full pay and six months' half pay sick leave for TB sufferers, was not approved by the company's Board of Directors, although the works manager, had agreed during the negotiations, to recommend
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    BINGHAM TO TAKE 3 WEEKS LFAVE
    54 4 PENANG. Mon.—The Resident Commissioner. Penang Mr. R. P. Bingham. will go on local leave from June 25 tc July 16. During thi« period, the new president of the Municipal Council, Mr. J.S.H. Cunnyng-nam-Browne. who wa s a former Deputy Commissioner for Labour (headquarters) will
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    Fifty Varsity Students Will Meet Jap Emperor
    277 4 Fifty Varsity Students Will Meet Jap Emperor FIFTY STUDENTS from the University of Malaya will meet the Emperor of Japan when they arrive in Tokyo. This was disclosed to The Standard yesterday by officials of the University's Far Eastern Tour Committee which is organising the tour. The students are scheduled
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    Rural Co-op Bank Is Inaugurated
    240 4 GREAT HELP TO FARMER BUKIT MERTAJAM, Mon. An important chapter in the future well-being of the iMaiay padi planter and the peasant was opened here "today with the inauguration of the Federation of Malaya Rural Co-operative Apex Bank Limited at the Recreation Club premises. The
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    She Knifed 1st. Wife-Fined $30
    138 4 She Knifed 1st. WifeFined $30 MALACCA. Mon. Si< yah binte AH, 23. the .Y«ia»g scnmd wif* of Mohamfd Taib w ,is fined ?30 by Magistrate Mr. P. Sankey today whrn she rune up for sentence for causing hart to Mohamed's first wife, Besah Mate Abdul Haniid, with a penknife, at
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    Workers Protest Against Decision
    153 5 THE Singapore Government and City Council Labour Union yesterday protested against the Council's decision to implement the Ritson pay scheme from March 1 this year. Mr. R. K. Palaiyan, Secretary the Union, told The Standard his Union would press for backdating of the bcheme to June
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    An Outdoor Party For Artists Only
    116 5 An Outdoor Party For Artists Only if IE first outdoor sketching party ever to be held by the vS 'igapore Arts Society will be organised on Sunday, June 13. Tiit? party will go to Bedok Village and will be led by the Society's chairman, Mr. Ho Kok Hoe. Members are
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    $975,000 FOR CITY HALL NOT A WASTE
    379 5 $975,000 FOR CITY HALL NOT A WASTE It's A Necessity, Says Architect SINGAPORE must hove a dignified City Hall and the $975,000 to be spent for it over a period of three years is not a waste of money, the City Architect and Building Surveyor, Mr. W. I. Watson, states
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    G.O.C. In Pahang
    44 5 LIEUT.-GENERAL G. K. Bourne. G.O.C. Malaya and the new Director of Operations, talks to members of security forces during hi s tour of major units in the Federation. General Bourne travelled to this location "somewhere in Pahang" by helicopter last week
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    BURGLARS STEAL FOOD IN FRIDGE
    38 5 IPOH, Mon. Burglars early this morning breke into the home of a soldier. Cpl. Godfrey Davis, of the RASC in Jalan Batu Bungkal. and stole $12 worth of food kept in a refrigerator.
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    MURDER TRIAL WILL GO ON
    328 5 Counsel's Plea Fails JOHORE BAHRU. Won- Counsel's application for an adjournment of a murder trial so that his client could be examined by a phychiatrist, was refused by Mr. Justice Paul Storr at the Assizes today. The application was made by Mr. P.T. Wong, counsel
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    Debate On Govt. Set-up Is Delayed
    82 5 Debate On Govt. Set-up Is Delayed THE long-awaited debate in the Singapore Legislative Council on the new constitutional set-up for the Colony resulting from th e Rendel Commission recommendations has fizzled out. II was left to the Unofficial Members to initiate debate on this question. The Governor. Sir John Nicoll.
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    Lighter Workers' Union Faces Crisis
    186 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Lighter Workers' Union is facing a crisis. Officially the Union has no secretary now, and a meeting called on Sunday to elect a secretary ended ip. chaos. Because of a '-misunderstanding" between Union oflicials. Sunday's meeting started with arguments but
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    TIME PAYS TRIBUTE TO GEN. TEMPLER
    144 5 TIME PAYS TRIBUTE TO GEN. TEMPLER IN A PAGE and a half tribute. Time, the American weekly news magazine, hails Sir General Templer in this week's issue, as the "man who saved Malaya from the Communists." He left his post last week a High Commissioner in Malaya, says the publication
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    2 BODIES ARE RECOVERED
    70 5 WHEN a steel tongkang lying beside Wharf 9 in Pulau Bukom. oil Singapore, sank at dawn on Saturday, the two men who were sleeping aboard were reported missing. An immediate search for the bodies was organised by the Marine Police but they failed to locate them.
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    AWs VISIT CHARITY HOME IN HONGKONG
    235 5 MRS. Aw Boon Haw. Miss Aw Sian. general manager of Hongkong Tiger Standard and Master Aw Toke-Tone. son of the late Mr. Aw Hoe, recently visited both the Happy Children's Home and Chi Hong Charity School i n Hongkong. The Happy Children's Home, near
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      Boycott Noose
      782 6 JV.fR- Oliver Lyttelton is an enthusiastic supporter of the Federation Government's White Paper on elections. The Malay Rulers are fervent admirers of this dismal document. General Templer thinks it the best we deserve. Sir Donald MacGillivray will make no "startling changes' in the constitutional road that General Templer
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    DON'T TAX DONATIONS TO CHARITY
    577 6 DON'T TAX DONATIONS TO CHARITY HONGKONG. Mon. 'THE Sing Tao Jih Pao, in A Hpngkong, m an editorial discussed again the question of tax exemptions on charitable donations. It pointed out that a government needs funds to carry out its work, and that these funds are largely obtained from taxation.
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    Oldest Trick In The World
    769 6 Oldest Trick In The World TTNDER the heading: "Gangster methods used by Australian Fascists" the Polish weekly illustrated magazine Swiat published a photograph on May 2 of two burly men dragging along a sobbing, semiconscious woman wearing only one shoe. The caption .spoke of the Australian authorities letting loose "a
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    11 6 I "Corn on the cob. Miss and no wise-cracks!"
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    Malayans Home From 'Home'
    390 6 Malayans Home From 'Home' Sir; Many of our youth today go overseas, particularly to the U.K. for higher education. One can have no complaints on this score. We want as many Malayans as possible to master all aspects of modern knowledge, and return as highly educated Malayans, prepared to dedicate
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    We the PEOPLE
    309 6 We the PEOPLE tion to the paramount power. One lias only to look into some of the text-books used in our schools to illustrate this argument. Anything Malayan in origin or environment is largely unsung, unheard and unhonoured in our classrooms. The glorification of British Imperial mythology, and Britain's various
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    POLITICAL HARAKIRI !
    237 6 POLITICAL HARAKIRI Sir: Raayat NVgara writing in The Standard. May 2t, .says that Dato Sir Onn, Dato Hamzah. and Dato Panglima Sukit Gantang. as leaders of their political parties, the Party Negara. and the National Association ol Perak. are anti-Independ-ence. I will quote his opening paragraph which reads, "Party Negara
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    Review of views
    708 6 Review of views Normal Practice UTUSAN' MELAYU says that it is not surprising that fears expressed by Che Mohamed Sopiee. leader of the Malayan Labour Party, that Malaya "might be thrown into chaos" should certain political bodies boycott the federal elections and withdraw their cooperation from the Government, are not
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    A Drop of INK
    196 6  - A Drop of INK R.B. Ooi by at him. "The nv>d- ■tool are absolute it You should Save seen I of thirty years ago' r |"HE haplr.vj cand.i.. A momentarily Btunn< the turn of analr>. |i ed his wits, and replied. "Sir. thirty ago I was not yet born The
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    The Queen Looks Anxious
    58 7 The Queen Looks Anxious QUEEN Elizabeth (right), looks anxious as she watches the racing at Epsom, Surrey, when with other members of the Royal family she saw American-own-ed "Never Say Die," win the 175 th Renewal of the Derby Stakes. In front row, (second from left) is the Queen Mother.
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    Free World Is Urged To Call U.N. Into Action
    222 7 Free World Is Urged To Call U.N. Into Action LOUISVILLE, (Kentucky), June 7. (UP) Senator Alexander Wiley .said last night "the time has come" for the free world to put the issue of C om m v ni s t encroachment in South-east Asia before the United Nations for "appropriate
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    A RED PARADE
    47 7 Soviet zone youths in Ber- .n paraded yesterday to the are of bugles and the ruffle of drums in a disciplined ass demonstration that in.'•ated the Communists have r» gained the right grip on last Germany they lost In ia st Junes revolt.— UP.
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    Death Penalty Demanded For 16
    245 7 CAIRO. June 7, (Reuter) The prosecution yesterday demanded the death penalty for 16 Egyptian army officers on trial before the Revolulion Tribunal here on charges of sedition. Evidence has been given during the trial that the officera planned to depose Lt.Col. Garnal Abdul Nasser ihe
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    U.S. Military Aid For Asia Studied To Meet Any Emergency
    186 7 U.S. Military Aid For Asia Studied To Meet Any Emergency WASHINGTON, June 7, (Reuter)— The United Slates has given the military leaders of Britain, France, Australia and New Zealand conditional estimates of the forces it could use in emergency defence of South-east Asia, sources close to the fivepower military talks
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    Police Hold III Africans
    84 7 KAMPALA, (Uganda). June 7: (Renter) Police detained 111 Africans, mostly for tax offences, in a raid on Katwe village, on the outskirts of Kampala, early yesterday. Ten men, including three Kikuyu. were detained on suspicion of more serious ofiences. The situation in Buganda province remains calm,
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    FILM STAR LAUNCHES SHIP
    79 7 OSTIA. Italy. June 7. (AP>. Italian film star Rossana Podesta yesterday smashed a champagne bottle to launch "The Maid of Troy." one of the strangest craft that ever slipped from the ways of a modern shipyard. The vessel, known as a Bireme, is a replica of
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    One Killed In Iraq Poll Riot
    119 7 One Killed In Iraq Poll Riot BAGDAD. June 7, (Reuter) One person was killed and several injured in a demonstration at Na.jaf 112 miles south of Bagdad yesterday, two days before Iraq goes to the polls to elect a new Parliament. The demonstration was In support of a political group
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    SEEKS TITLE
    28 7 BANGKOK. June 4. <AFP) Miss Amara Asavananda. third runner-up in the Miss Thailand contest, will compete in the Miss Universe title at Long Beach. California. phot*.
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    Pope Makes Television History
    122 7 Pope Makes Television History ROME. June 7 (UP) Pope Pius XII dedicated television to the cause of peace last night in a historic hook-up inaugurating Europe's ocean-to-ocean TV network. From the Vatican he spoke to millions of viewers in eight nations. It was the Pope's first live appearance on TV
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    AGREEMENTON SAAR IS NEAR
    82 7 PARIS. June 7. (Reuter) The West German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer and the French Foreign Minister, M. Georges Bidault. are due to meet in Bonn within the next fortnight in an effort to reach final agreement on the Saar, small but rich coal and steel territory
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    SURRENDER SIGNED WITH TUPPENNY PEN
    280 7 SURRENDER SIGNED WITH TUPPENNY PEN LONDON, June 7. (Reuter) Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, Deputy Allied Commander in Europe, disclosed last night that the surrender of the German High Command in 1945 was signed with a two-penny pen. 'I still have the document In my private papers. It is very historic,"
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    VENUS LIFE IS PREDICTED
    52 7 LONDON. June 7. (Renter). A Russian astronomer believes life will develop on the planet Venus "any time now," Moscow Eadio reported yesterday. Professor Nikolai Barabashove, who spends night after night watching the planets, was said to have found evidence that large areas of Venus were covered
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    CHINA ADVISER MAY END DUTY
    66 7 TAIPEI, June 7 (AP) Rumours persist here that Maj Gen. William C. Chase's tour of duty as rhief of the U.S. Military Assistance Advisory Group*to Formosa will end soon Rumour.? also say he may be succeeded by Rear Adm. Truman J Heddin<», Commander of the
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    Eleanor To Tour Russia
    66 7 NEW YORK. June 7 (UP)— Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt will make her first trip to Russia next month on assignment for Look magazine, a spokesman for the magazine said yesterday. Mrs. Roosevelt, reached at her home at Hyde Park. NewYork, said any information on the trip would
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    Unhappy Taxpayers
    84 7 WASHINGTON, June 7 (AP)— Th c Navy is disturbed over th« number of absent minded pilots who forget to lower their airplane wheels when they land. It ssaty t th e taxpayers ar« "mighty unhappy about it, too. Naval Aviation News, a publication of the Chief of Naval
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    SEARCH FOR PEACE ENTERS 7th WEEK
    371 7 SEARCH FOR PEACE ENTERS 7th WEEK GENEVA, June 7. The Far Eastern conference entered the seventh week of its search for peace today in an uneasy race against the relentless Communist advance in the vital Tonking delta in Indo-China. Determined to explore every chance of an armistice in Indo-China the
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    Jakarta Calms The West
    129 7 Jakarta Calms The West JAKARTA, June 7 (UP) Indonesian diplomats moved yesterday to calm American concern over the proposed non-asgression pact between Indonesia, India. Burma and Communist China. Top Foreign Ministry sources said such an agreement was proposed not because Indonesia wants a closer alignment with Red China but because
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    Turkish P.M. Flies Home
    75 7 NEW YORK. June 7 (UP) Turkish Prime Minister Adnan Menderes departed for home yesterday after announcing that Turkey intends to "develop the effectiveness of the Balkan pact with Greece and Yugoslavia by turning it into a veritable alliance and to ex- 1 pand Die pact between
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    Marlene Sees'Tobor'
    87 7 A NEWCOMER to film-star ranks is "Tobor". a mechanical man who plays a lerritw- part in the new Republic Pictures film "Tobor The Great." So that British "fans" may have an opportunity of meeting "Tobor." he has come to Britain aboard the luxury liner United States to make
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    Sweden Reaffirms Neutrality
    104 7 STOCKHOLM. .Tune 7 (UP) Swedish Foreign Minister Oesten Unden, who flies to Moscow tomorrow "on vacation" reaffirmed his nation's neutrality yesterday with a pledge never to ko to wax under the banner of '•collective security." Mr. Unden regretted failure of attempts in !>4!> to link the countries
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    Knockout Blow On 70 US Targets Is Assumed
    142 7 WASHINGTON. June 7. (Reuter) The Federal Civil Defence Administration said ye st or day it assumed, for planning purposes, that if and when this country wai attacked, the enemy would attempt a knockout blow, using atomic and some hydrogen bombs, on 70
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    YUGOSLAV VISIT
    27 7 TANJUG. the •Acid Yuy.slav news agency, tnnounntd that King Paul of the HdkMl and Queen Frederika bava oepted President Tito's in\r..tion to visit Yufioslava. Reuter
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    SELF-SUFFICIENCY IS AIM OF R.I. 5-YR. PLAN
    445 9 JAKARTA, June 7, (UP). Indonesio would become self-supporting in rice ond other food upon successful completion of o new fiveyeor plan drown up by Hie Ministry of Agriculture. The ambitious programme, unveiled recently in Jakarta, is to get underway next year and run
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    Air Delegate
    54 9 MR. Taye Petersen. (above) Sales Representative of Scandinavian Airlines Service for India. Pakistan and South East Asia. stationed at Bangkok, has arrived in Singapore. Hf wMI be one of the delegates from international airlines operating in the East who will attend the International Air Transport Association's agency 'meeting
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    Connie Sets New Record
    40 9 LONDON. June 7. (Ftuter). A super Cons-tellHlic n airliner flew from L< no< n to Bombay yesterday i/j <?*? Ih»n 16 flying hours. Air Inrtia announced. Normal fiying tirm l<"i\veen the two cities is wbcujt 22 hours.
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    PRODUCE PRICES SHOW BIG DROPS
    312 9 SHARP drops in produce prices in the Singapore market have been experienced in the past weeks, with particularly heavy declines in pepper, copra and coconut oil. The trend of the market since the beginning ol the year has followed the same pattern: quiet conditions with
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    Stocks Of Rubber Down In April
    189 9 Stocks Of Rubber Down In April LONDON. Inne 7, (Rnittr). —World llMki of natural rubber, totalling 827.500 tons at the end of April vere 2.500 tons losg than on Jan. 1. according to advance i:ii\>rma- tion given hcrv todnv by the I Secretariat (A tlv- Iri'ti- national Rubber Study Group.
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    MORE COSTLY TO MINE COAL
    118 9 Esskn. June 7. fjteutar). It is becomiong slf l&ljr t I aoal y and mort-difti c enough coal hi th»> r i West Germany' m,r supply, report* ihr ninitig industry. The mines c It ba 'i:. «n rieerxr and n»*t riei tkie upper layer deposits
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    'Maharajah'
    85 10 WHITE fox cockade tr i 711 t this after-five cap. called Maharajah creattd by a Frenchman who acme to Australia only three weeks before this showing by vwdel Betty Dawes. Author of this hat and some 6^ Dtherg (all in the Three weeks) is M. Roc Raae, who in
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    DON'T MAKE TOO MUCH OF LITTLE THINGS
    725 10  -  IT IS seldom a grave dis- as.er which wrecks a Marriage. Far more often it is Ike constant repetition of a minor annoyance, repeated day in and day out, until it ceases to be 'minor' and becunics a major po\it of disagreement And
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    Precious Flower
    103 10 (TOP, right*: A red floioer icith a diamond rose as its heart is worn on a black velvet neckband with a cocktail costume shown in Paris. The white organdie blouse, with wide ruffled collar and sleeves, is teamed with a slim black faille skirt. The creation is by
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    Oh Vacation
    560 10  -  HAL BOYLE advises IF YOU are planning to go abroad this summer, why not take along something useful? Your wife, for example. A good sound wife can often perform invaluable services that more than make up for the cost of her passage. She makes a line talking crutch
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    PUTTING A KICK INTO SANDWICHES
    313 10 r PIRED of those same old sandwiches? Then try something different. Here are ten ideas for filling the sandioiches you take on a picnic or day out —and iv?iy not try them for work, too? I Cream cheese mixed with anchovy paste or essence and
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    BEACH CHARM ADDS APPEAL
    176 10 'INHERES far 'more to x beach appeal than a shapely figure and an up- to-ttie-minute swim suit, according to Valerian Rybar. well-known designer of seaside products. In your quest for vacation fun, you're cheating yourself if you forget that 7nost essential ingredient, charm. Girls who know
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    For The Mem's Notebook
    52 10 fURTAINS are less likely to tear when stretched on stainless metal rod stretches which slip through hems than when stretched on the oldfashioned wooden pin type PADED but still -good awnings can be spruced up with special paints now available. The paint also mak.'s the canvas
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    Short, Coo Coiffures Simplify Setting
    282 10  - Short, Coo Coiffures Simplify Setting CHORT hairs wonderful according to no* wo men who wear it. Cool a:.-i convenient, it oilers but one problem .setting alter shumpoo. Any woman n ,t adept at making pin-cur i finds herself com] itymied by short hair The answer is: don't t- f pin-curls.
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    MAN WITHOUT BREATH AGAINST TIME
    703 11 Peter Wilson Sees Zatopek In Action \T the Stade Colombes, Paris, on May 30, Peter Wilson, was the only British sportswriter to sec one of the most astonishing pieces of athletic history ever made when Emil Zatopck, the triple Olympic champion, at 5,000 metres, 10,000
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    TEN HOFF TO FIGHT VALDEZ
    98 11 TEN HOFF TO FIGHT VALDEZ WASHINGTON. June 7 (AP) Fred Kirsch, manager of German heavyweight Heinz Ten HofT, .said yesterday. Ten Hoft will meet Nino Valdez on June 24 at San Francisco's Cow Palace. He said Ten Hoff. who formerly held the European title, already is signed for a title
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    Frazer Wins In Norway
    228 11 OLSO. June 7. tAP>—Australia's Neal Frazer yesterday won the men's singles chamI pionship in the International I tennis tournament here by beating Armando Vietra t ßrazil) 4-6, 5-7. 6-3, 6-4. 6-2. Ruth Kaufman (Switzer--1 land > easily won the women's singles against Pili Paril t Spain)
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    Roller Hockey Champs
    84 11 BARCELONA. June 7. (Reuter) Spain became 1954 world roller hockey champions by beating Portugal 3 o in the final match which ended here early this morning. Spain led I—o1 0 at half time. The championships began on May 27. England finished Bth. of the 15 nations competing.
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    New Soviet Pentathlon
    74 11 MOSCOW. June 7 (AFP)— The Russian athlete, Vassili Kuzentsov, yesterday, broke the Soviet pentathlon record, with a total of 3,716 points against the 3.600 points run up by Vladimir Volkov, for the previous record. Kuzentsov, a 22-year^old student, also took part In other competitions with the following
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    Runaway Win
    45 11 HOT SPRINGS. VA., June 7 (AP) Patty Berg, leaving her finest round for last, made a runaway victory here yesterday of the U557.500 "plus and minus" triangle round robin invitation golf tournament with plu s points 51 more I than her nearest oppinent.
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    EIGHT "ASHES' MEN AGAINST PAKISTAN
    210 11 LONDON, June 6. It will be the "Old Guard" of England against the young and inexperienced Pakistanis in the first Test which starts at Lord's on Thursday. England selectors yesterday paid the Pakistanis new boys of International cricket the compliment of pick virtually their strongest
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    Investigates The Pirie Mile
    411 11 "piRIE wins Surrey mile by only a stride." "Pirie returns 4m. 10.65. for mile." Those are the comments, with their implications of semi-failure, which greeted, Gordon Pirie, Athlete of 1953, when he ripped 6.65. off John Parlett's 1951 record for the Surrey mile at Motspur Park.
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    TAX CRIPPLES BRITISH RING
    356 11 LONDON, June 6 t (Reuter). British Boxing sick through lack of talent and reeling under the crippling burden of entertainment tax, may be forced to send its few stars abroad to boost a return to world standard. Jack Solomons, leading: British promoter, has said that he
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    DOSHI SHIELD MATCH
    191 11 MALACCA, Mon. Indian Association yesterday beat Malacca Club in a Doshi Shield cricket fixture at the Club padang by five wickets. Malacca Club were without Strivens, Fay. Lowry and Colllngs their representatives against Negri next week-end Kailasapathy and Lee were in form, showing the J>est figures for
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    Brussels Tennis
    62 11 BRUSSELS. June 7, (AP)— LoatM Main (Canada) yesterday won the men's singles final of the Bnissell Leopold Club intenKitior.jl tennis tournament hv iefeating Irving Dorfhan (New York) fi— l. 2—6. 6—3. 6—l. The women's doubles was won by Mrs. Dorothy Lvin (Chicago) and Miss Christiane Mercelis (Belgium) who
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    Record Win
    38 11 HYERES. .Tune 7. (AP)— Maurice Trintignant (France) and Piott (Italy) won the 12--hour automobile race at Hyeres yesterday In a three-litre Ferrari, healing the record for the race witn an average of 133 kilometres an hour.
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    Goalless Game
    39 11 NEW YORK. Juno 7 •AP Chelsea and the Glasgow Rangers fought to a scoreless half-time tie In an International soccer match played in cool but sunny weather at the Triborough stadium at Randall's Island here yesterday afternoon
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    679 12 Jef fery James... Frankly Speaking THERE are some sports officials who. given a little power and a pinch of flattery to go along with it, firmly believe that the surest way to success (as a bigwig) is to say NO when by dictates of commonsense and
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    494 12 Selangor BA Want 'Those Apologies' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Abdullah Piruz and Lim Koon Yam. two of the country's controversial badminton figures, have to apologise to 'the Selangor Badminton Association if they at any time decide to seek reaffiliation to it. This decision was taken at the end of a special
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    SELETAR IN SIGHT OF LEAGUE TITLE
    197 12 TRAILING one-nil at halftime, RAF (Seletar) staged a grand second half rally, and a 'hattrick' by centre-forward Thornton, saw them beat Kinta Rarrgers three-nil in the key match of SAFA division 3B league yesterday. Thus the airmen cleared their most difficult hurdle In the
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    Wonderlads Trounced
    46 12 Woodbrldge Hospital whipped Wonderlads Sports Party by six clear goals in a SAFA division 2 league match at Geylang yesterday. Woodbrldge led three-nil before halftimo through Amat Watan 2 and Zanalludin They Increased their score through Foster 2 and Zanalludin. Chong Lian Sin refereed
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    CUSTOMS WHIP COSMOS
    120 12 Opposed to a ten-men Cosmos Sports Club team. Customs SC had no difficulty in leaving the MFA ground winners by four goals to one In yesterday's SAFA division 3C encounter. Rattery, who scored two Customs goals, was a constant danger to the Cosmos defence, and it was
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    IPOH RACE WEIGHTS
    571 12 FOLLOWING «re the weights for the first day of the Ipoh Races: Class 3, Div. I.— 9F. Fort View 8.07 Class 3, Div. 2— 5 IF. Sea Hawk 9.00 Brass Queen 8.06 Str. Adonis 8.1:: Meath 8.05 High Dawn 9.00 Padi Field 8.12 Peter 8.05 What Happened
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    ANOTHER UPSET: CA BRING DOWN REME
    608 12 THE unprecedented spate of upsets in SAFA's senior league matches continued to flourish and this time it was REME, conquerors of Amicables, Rovers and Tigers, who were upset by Chinese Athletics, now becoming known as the league's 'giant killing specialists.' Chinese Athletics streaked their
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    Ahmad On The Spree
    58 12 Seven goals by Singapore Corinthian's centre-forward. Ismail Ahmad, made him the highest goalscorer in any one league match this season. Ahmad goalscoring spree was against Rovers 'A' whom the Corinthians beat by all his goals seven nil. Ahmad's tally before half-time was four-nil. Venue of Ahmad's
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    224 RUNS: BIGGEST EUROPEAN WIN
    950 12 Marks Delilkan Fail Rescue Rest AS EXPECTED the Europeans, yesterday, retained for another year, the Conrad Clarke Cup when they beat the Rest by the biggest margin in the series 224 runs, twice as many as the Rest won in 1935 and got on level
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    55 12 TODAY'S Sport SOCCER: S.A.F.A. 1 Dir. 1: Police S.A vt U Dockyard Jahin B< Dir. I: BO DC. A. r.t S.HB R.C. BO DC A: s T«m« Brotherhood A tion SCC; Dir Young Companions A Kandanalhiur MuMin I Geylang Siad'r. ATHLETICS: Pearl* Morning School, Dof« «i rig School and W
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    210 12 EUROPEAN— Ist IM-.iac<« Rest— lst Innings IV EUROPEAN— 2nd Inn,,, II W Hood Ibw b Peieira J. Thorns b ll.ub.uu Singh Derrick Dent lbw b Harbuns Sinul> I. L Dunn i Bartaai Singh b Pereira Arkell c I.c Merrier b Harbans Singh Lewis run oul J Kirklum run out
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