Singapore Standard, 5 May 1955

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    14 1 Singaporeans Standard fty. No. 305 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1955 II PACES 15 CENT
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    Lock icon THAI PLANES TO HIT REDS
    89 1 THAI PLANES TO HIT REDS They'll Join In Border Attacks gANGKG 4. (AP) lav ordered id helicopters into the antiai along the iyan boi ier. G n. Phao o nd also dispatched to the area high command of •alayan Communists rethV British n Malaya *ved hid. .id the increase n
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    Lock icon Himsworth Gets Warm Tributes
    94 1 Himsworth Gets Warm Tributes MPUR. Wed wen paid *n ieral Legislative CounMr. Eric Himsthe Federation 's U Secretary, who was his last appearance mcil prior to hi* n May 14. Mr. Himsworths ing for approval rt of the Select y— 'rtt c on pensions and (minces, Mr. G. Shelley of
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    Lock icon SHEDS HIS 4th
    23 1 A Court here has granted a to Dominican diplofat. Portirio Rubirosa, from tabara Hutton. the Amerian millionairess and his Router
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    Lock icon MR. STORK WORKS DOUBLE TIME FOR MR. BRAGA
    148 1 ...And One In A Taxi, Too SINGAPORE'S anti-birth control Health Minister, Mr. A. J Braga, received an auspicious we'eome when he visited the Kandang Kerbou Hospital yesterday. To coincide with his orrivol ot the maternity hospital. o woman gave birth m a
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    Lock icon Britain Supports The Spencer Plan
    745 1 Britain Supports The Spencer Plan THE ANSWER TO SYNTHETIC KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Britain has promised to support the Federation Government's $280 million j replanting aid to the rubber industry, Mr. Oscar A. Spencer, Member for Economic Affairs, told the Legislative Council today. He said Britain's gesture was to ensure rubber's
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    Lock icon FIGHTING ENDS IN SAIGON CITY
    262 1 Rebels Driven 6 Miles Out sembly that will be created by the people. Meanwhile the powers should be entrusted to Premier Diem who is charged with organizing the elections for a national assembly within four months. Meanwhile Bao Dai must not change Premiers. It appeared
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    Lock icon 103 YEAR-OLD CAPE MALAY
    71 1 CAPETOWN, May 4. (Reuter) Hadji Abdurachman Johnston, ot Capetown, a descendant of the early Malay slaves, will be 103 year s old tomorrow. For the first time m adult life Johnston will be unable to celebrate the Moslem feast of Ramadanhe has been m bed for
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    Lock icon BANDUNG BOYS GIVEN CALL-GIRL CARDS'
    160 1 JAKARTA. May 4, (UP) -A Jakarta newspaper today called upon the Indonesian Government to admit that a "hospitality committee" In Bandung made women available f)r Asian- African conference delegates. The newspaper, Indonesia Raya, published on its front "page a photograph of what the newspaper said
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    Lock icon CAPITAL FLOWS OUT OF COLONY
    446 1 Communist Tint To Labour Unrest, 50... Marshall Is Watching The Position It's 'Hot Money' And Good To See It Go Yap HUGH SAVAGE, By Standard News Editor LABOUR unrest, pointing to the threat of Communism m Singapore, is driving capital away under a cloak of
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    Lock icon Fed. Orders Top-Secret Probe Into Subversion
    136 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Federation Special Branch Headquarters has under way a top-secret survey presumably of Communist subversion m Malaya's body politic. The survey is being conducted by an omeer seconded from the British Security Service. As a result of the new "screening" procedure
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    Lock icon U.K. Strike Nears End
    60 1 LONDON. May 4 (Reuter) Bus drivers and condur who staged a lightning strike at midnight began to drift back to work late this afternoon. Thirty-four garages decided on strike action but by late this afternoon 19 of them had returned to work and it was expected
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    Lock icon Lord Montgomery
    24 1 FIELD Marshal Lord Montgomery, Commander of Allied Land Forces. Central Europe, will visit the Belgian Government, it was announced m Belgium ye.sterday.
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    Lock icon CEYLON ENVOY
    30 1 MR. RICHARD Casey. Australian External Affairs Minister, yesterday announced the appointment of Mr. P. R. Gunasekera as Ceylon's High Commissioner m Australia. He succeeds Mr J Aubrey Martensz.—
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    Lock icon KIDNAP SUSPECT LOWN IN
    107 1 A 20-YEAR-OLD Chine>e. •seized by Hongkong Police m connection with the case ol a runaway Singapore schoolgirl. Miss Lim Peck Lian, 14, on her way to Communist China. was brought back yesterday m a Cathay Pacific Airways plane. The youth was escorted by Chief Inspector Ahmad
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    Lock icon NORTH-BOUND TRAIN HELD UP NEAR K.L.
    79 1 NORTH-BOUND TRAIN HELD UP NEAR K.L. KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— A "porthole" (subsidence of the track) at Sungei Besi held up today's north-bound mail train 13 miles from Kuala Lumpur and passengers had to be conveyed by bus to the capital. A permanent way gang had discovered the "porthole" just before
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    Lock icon MEET THE PEOPLE SESSION
    663 2 Parents Of 'Emergency' Held Boys See Marshall THE Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, yesterday told the parents of five Chinese boys detained under the Emergency Regulations that it is an unhappy fact" that many parents in Singapore are not aware of their children's activities. The parents
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    Lock icon S'pore Out Of Essay Contest
    50 2 THERE were no entries from Singapore for the 1955 United Nations Essay Competition although entries were invited from British nationals over the ase of 20. resident m British territories overseas. One entry was received fron> Malaya. The olosin** date for all entries was April JO.
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    Lock icon S.A.T.A. Praised By T.B. Expert
    113 2 S.A.T.A. Praised By T.B. Expert THE Singapore AntiTubrrriilnsis \svori;itinn is making a considerable contribution to the detection and control of tuberculosis m the Colony, the Director of Tuberculosis m thr Australian Kerieral Government's Health Department. Sir Harry Wunderly said after touring the clinic jresterdaj Sir Harry is on a 10--day
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    Lock icon Board To Administer $280 Mil.
    123 2 Board To Administer $280 Mil. KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Government gazetted tonight a Bill to vest m the Rubber Industi planting* Board the administration o! the $280 million "Bpencer aid" to rubber replanting. The Bill, to be moved at next meeting of the Legislative Council m June, provides for
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    Lock icon MacG Visits Municipality
    58 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Hi::;i Commissioner Sir Donald MacGillivray. spent the whole of th -noon ting the offices o! the Kuala Lum] nnd inconstruction work. Sir Donald saw wock being carried out at the main valley part of the $15 on sewerage scheme and a road surfacing
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    Lock icon POLICE FIND GIRLS PEN
    38 2 POLICE have recovered a r 51 'jntain pen na-nr '"Khstijah binte A. Aziz" inscribed on it The owner of this pen is as*ed to rontacl Itispprtor Thamboo ot Jon Chiat Polire Station mv merii
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    Lock icon Kampong Leaders To Learn Hygiene
    148 2 A HEALTH Education Course for Singapore kampong leaders will be inaugurated by the Health Minister. Mr. A. J. Braga. at the Ministry of Health. Kadayanallur Street. Singapore, tomorrow. The three-month course, designed to tearh village leaders to improve the health of kampong dwellers, will include
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    Lock icon Postal Clerk Claims Trial
    56 2 SEREMBAN. Wed. A postal clerk. Mohamed Yassin bin Ahmat. 45. claimed trial today m the Seremban Magistrates Court to a charge of criminal breach of trust of $83 on March 2 this year as a public servant employed m the General Post Srremban. Thd ease was
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    111 2 CLOSING rubber prices (rents per Ib) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S Spot Loose 80.'. 892 No. 1 K.SS fob. May 89 i 89 i No. 2 87 871 No. 3 86 861 Tone: Quiet TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterday (per picul) was
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    Lock icon UNIONS ELECT ILO DELEGATE
    58 2 MR. V. Rajagopal. secretary of the Singapore Federation of Government Employees' Unions will represent Colony workers at the International Labour Organisation conference at Geneva, next month. Mr. Rajagopal who will leave Singapore on May 28. by plane, and will be accompanied by two other delegates one
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    Lock icon POLICE OFFICERS TELLS COURT OF TRAP FOR P.C.
    273 2 POLICE OFFICERS TELLS COURT OF TRAP FOR P.C. A MAN who alleged hr had given a s, police constable a total of 5620 m several „J since operating a chap ji kee lottery m I^3 day denied that this was reward money he h.v with the constable. i stia t
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    55 2 Noted Conductor )hn| THE uHI- known B r j tll| nmdurtnr. Sir j,, nil nirolli. passed tkroofh Sj nn p»rc rcaterdmj for a t nuinth tnur of I astral John, thr director n oldest Orchestra m thr c« monwralth. Hal] Otek*| of Knsland. tou r o d tht United SUtei
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    Lock icon I Proud Day For 60 Squadron, RAF
    381 3 I Proud Miau For 6O Squadron, HAF rr u ill not only be the nroudest day m the long and florioiM history ol No 60 (F) Squadron, Royal Air Force, Tengah, tomorrow, but it will ■bo be memorable one fnr I '»t |l( F and on wno A iU meet
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    Lock icon RECRUITS FOR AIR FORCE
    79 3 PEXAXG, Wed. Men between the ages of 18 and 32 who wish to join the Roy a Force will get a chance to enlist next month. On June 6. a recr r^am of the Royal Air Force (Malaya), will, from a.m. io 4 p.m. interview and
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    Lock icon COLONY DRUGGISTS FIRM LOSES APPEAL
    138 3 COLONY DRUGGISTS FIRM LOSES APPEAL THE Justice. Sir Aynsley. an appeal by Dispensary m the Singapore High ainst the a lower -de deserip--12 bottles of te appeal, the laid: "It i you go to a o somend you «et something Taken Steps shop should that ntl of t lie bott.e
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    119 3 Broome To Head TB Home Assn. MR. R. X. BROOM E has been elected president of the Singapore T.B. Home Association at the annual general meeting held recently. Other office-bearers are: Vice-Presidents Mr. Run Run Shaw. Mr. G. H. Kiat. Dr. Chen Su Lan and Mr. N'g Sen Choy. Gen.
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    Lock icon FOUND IN DRAIN
    30 3 THE body of an infant gir! found floating m a drain m Angullia Park. nIF Road. Singapore at 8 p.m. yesterday. It is believed she was abandoned.
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    Lock icon 2 New-Born Babies Greet The Health Minister's First K.K. Hospital Visit
    318 3 2 New -Born Babies Greet The Health Minister's First K.K. Hospital Visit A BABY girl, born m a taxi, heralded the visit of Singapore's Health Minister, hAr. A. J. Braga, to the Kandang Kerbau Hospital while another greeted him on his arrival there, yesterday. The first baby got her first
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    Lock icon Cigar Men Stage Ons Day Strike
    93 3 PENANG. Wed.— Thirty-two ngar rollers of the Indian Cigar Company today staged a one-day protest strike against the dismissal of a fellow worker. A. S. Thangaveloo Thangaveloo is honorary secretary of the Cigar Workers' Union. Penang and Peo.vincc Wellesley. The strikers alleged that Thangaveloo
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    Lock icon FLAG DAY NETS $12,000 FOR Y.W.C.A.
    112 3 A TOTAL of $12,111 25 was collected last month m a Flag Day to boost the Singapore Young Women's Christian Association's buildinp fund In announcing this Qg the F;ag Day Organizer. Mrs Emily Chew. thanked the public for its generous cooperation and friends and
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    Lock icon Thomas Sees Telecoms Network
    99 3 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Communications and Works, Mr Francis Thomas, yesterday visited the Telecommunications installations m St. Michael's Road and the Telecom's department m the Fullerton Building 1 Mr. Thomas told The Standard he was impressed by the service the Telecoms department was rendering to all sections
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    Lock icon No Cut In Samsu' Fine
    99 3 AS people go into Illicit distilling to make money, tho appropriate action ii to impose a fine which will make it not worth carrying on said the Chief .Justice, Sir Charles Mur-ray-A.vns ey. i n dismissing an appeal in the Singapore High Court yesterday The
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    Lock icon 2-CHANCE TO CLIMB LADDER
    84 3 Mr. Lim Chin Aik, (below) o senior member of fhe staff of Nestle s Products (Malaya) Ltd.. Singapore, has been granted a scholarship to tak« a four-month head office postgraduate course ot Vevey, Switzerland. Mr. Lim, 31, was educated at Raffles Institution. He will leave for
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    Lock icon Three Girls Missing
    70 3 THREE girls were reported missing from their homes m Singapore yesterday. Kay Beng Kee. 21. disappeared from her home m Craig Road from 9 o'clock on the morning of April 24. Lee Hui Choo. r 13. left her home m Caven^h Road on May 1 and has
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    Lock icon 1-A JOB WITH GOVT.
    95 3 MR. YEAP Geok-Kee, a Pcnang born architect has been appointed to the Public Works Department, Singapore. Mr. Yeap (abovci recently took his post graduate degree »n architecture m the USA. He has made a comprehensive tour of Europe to investigate latest architectural developments there. He holds
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    Lock icon Secret Probe Into New Island Council Bill
    132 3 A DRAFT bill setting up Singapore's City and Island Council has been produced. And it is under the close scrutiny of the Council of Ministers. Contents of the Bill arc considered -'highly confidential.' and no official would comment on them yesterday. Mainly responsible
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    Lock icon MALAYS WILL HAVE A BIG. SHARE SOON
    456 4 Road Transport Industry No Waiting Until After Federal Legco Elections KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federal Legislative Council today voted unanimously that the recommendations of the Kamil Committee to give the Malays a bigger share m the road transport industry be implemented as soon
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    Lock icon Yemen's Premier
    60 4 photo. THE Prime Minister of Yemen. Mr. Saiful Islam Al Hassan who led his country's delegation to the recent Asian-Afri-can conference m Bandung, made a short stop-over m Singapore yesterday en route to Tokyo. He was accompanied by Yemen's Ambassador to London. Mr. Hassan bin Ibrahim and the
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    Lock icon CASE OF A MAN ON A LORRY
    126 4 CASE OF A MAN ON A LORRY JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. An application by the prosecuj tion for a postponement of a case m the Magistrate's Court today was refused by Magis- trate Inrhe Bahaudin. Lee Tian Chow, of the South Malaya Pineapple Co.. was rharged with using a lorry oir
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    Lock icon Cyclist Killed In Collision
    129 4 TELUK ANSON. Wed A verdict of death by misadventure was returned by Mr. D C I. Wernham who acted as Coroner on Tuesday when he held an enquiry into the death of a Chinese. Saw Hun Chin who was killed m p motor accident rt Telok
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    Lock icon YEARS JAIL FOR REFEREE
    71 4 PENANG. Wed Kandiah Ciuru. an employee of the Eastern Smelting Co was today sentenced to one year's jail by the Sessions Court President. Mr G H. Summerfield, for cheating the Government Pensioners Provident Fund Society on Dec 31 last year It was stated that Kandiah. who
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    Lock icon Young Progs. Plan Rally
    94 4 "The Young Progressives" of the Singapore Progressive Party are planning to hold a rally shortly. This will be the first big event of the organization following its formation on Tuesday. The 17-member committee of the Young Progressives consists of: Chairman Kevin Mallal. Vice-Chairmen Francis Goh and
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    Lock icon Adult Classes Get Better Results
    157 4 PENANG, Wed. Students of both the commercial and English classes run by the Penang Adult Education Association obtained better results than students of Government-run classes. This was stated m the report of the Association's President. Mr. Heah Joo Seang. read at the annual general meeting
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    Lock icon DIES AFTER DUTY
    25 4 ALI ZAMAN. 43. of the Naval Base Police, Singapore collapsed and died immediately after finishing his duty near Canberra Gate y«'Merday evening.
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    Lock icon PROBE INTO CORRUPTION
    87 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Federation Chief Secretary. Mr. D. C. Watherston. announced m the Legislative Council, today. that the long-awaited report on corruption m the public services probed by Mr. Justice Taylor would be released to the public some time this month In a three-line written reply
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    Lock icon Reorganize Your Financial Policies'
    209 4 Himsworth Warns States KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— The Federations Financial Secretary, Mr. Eric Himsworth, warned the State and Settlement Governments today that they must reorganize their financial policies as they could not expect the continuation of Federal special grants for many more years. i Moving the adoption
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    118 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— A bill seeking the creation of a Public Services Commission in the Federation will be introduced at the June meeting of the Legislative Council Government today published the bill, which aims at implementing the principles of a White Paper laid before the Council
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    Lock icon A Bus Ride Cost $50
    64 4 ABU bin Yusof. who attempted to cheat a ticket inspector of the Hock Lee Bus Company of bus fare on Feb. 20, \v?s yesterday found guilty by the Singapore Seventh Police Court magistrate, Mr. Choor Singh. A who told the inspector he was a member
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    Lock icon Man Hired Cycle Then He Sold It
    97 4 SAVE bin Abdullah was yesterday put on 12 months' probation by the Singapore Sixth Police Court Magistrate. Mr. J. P. Trainor. when he pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal breach of trust of a bicycle, worth* $125. The court was told that
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    Lock icon Ruling Is Unchanged
    60 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Member lor Education, Mr. L. D. Whitfleld today reiterated Government's ruling banning unauthorized meetIngs for political or propaganda purposes m schools Mr. Whitfleld said: "The letter of July 12. 1954. laying down the regulation did not disclose anything new. It was only a
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    70 4 No Festivities Says Ruler KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Because of the fasting month, the Sultan of Selangor has asked that there be no public celebration of his birthday on May 13. The* Ruler has desired poor feeding and "suraus on the occasion. A salute of 17 guns will be fired from
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    Lock icon MY MOTHER-IN-LAW INTERFERED'
    149 4 An expectant mother. Yuen Choy Meng. yesterday told a Singapore Court that she did not want to return to her husband's home because of interference from his mother over household affairs Yuen was claiming maintenance from her husband, Leong Chee Tong. owner of a tailor shop m
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    Lock icon Only High Court Can Order Whip
    145 5 JHE n- vised Criminal Procedure Code for SingaMre which gives courts enlarged jurisdiction comes r.. force on M.iy 16, according to yesterday's Governin" ment Gazette. he new Code elimina: the distinction between warrant and summons ca The District Courts' can Impose a jsil sentence
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    91 5 MR. MORRIS tf. MEMBER troupe. BMeiftllj organized by ,he OM Vie Theatre Co. o f London to present Shakespearean plays m u arrived m Singapore ovei night •esterday m a chartered bo\c Conitellatlon. Manager of the troupe. r |> Morri>. told The ndard thai they will tour
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    Lock icon Carpenter Allowed Bail
    52 5 KUALA KANGSAR. Wed.— Lipw Poh Wan. a carpenter m Raman Lane here, was charged m court yesterday for having altered his name ntit y card to Liew on April 28. The ate. Chr Abdul him bail of ith one surety and ed the caae for furBLTlng on
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    Lock icon Gambling Count Fails, 11 Acquitted
    141 5 JOHORiL BaHRU, Wed.— Eleven men who were charged in the Magistrates Court today with gaming at the Chip Yin Club on Feb 1 were acquitted. Police witnesses said that when they raided the club on fr'eb. 1 they found the 11 men around a table
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    Lock icon Needlework Raised $1,500
    30 5 XGSAR Wed.— $1. 5(i0 was m the needlework cxhiand sale of children's held at the Tsung Wah Hal] between April 29 The whole preceorK the school build-
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    75 5 Judge To Hold Inquiry THE Governor has appointed Mr. Justice Taylor a s the Commissioner to inquire into the action taken by members of the Police Force m moving persons who were aliened to have been besetting the premises of the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Company on April 27. The
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    Lock icon 3 Women In Bedroom Brawl
    133 5 A ft Oman Saw Eng. and her elder sister <^«k Kn^ were convicted on a summons Nterday of causing hurt to their brother m law's aunt. Tan Kirn Ngoh They wrrr r;uh fined I*s, and bound over. And «•"■> were each ordered to pay 5:.5
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    39 5 photo SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister helps himself to a belated lunch a bowl of "nice" which he bought from a wayside hawker m Alexandra Road yesterday, while the Labour Minister. Mr. I.im Yew Hork suppresses a yawn. Standard
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    Lock icon TALKS TO GET BUSES RUNNING FAIL AGAIN
    448 5 TALKS TO GET BUSES RUNNING FAIL AGAIN YET another attempt yesterday by the Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, to settle the dispute between the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Company and its 229 dismissed workers, failed. The disputing parties could not agree on the terms for the -temporary'' re-instatement of
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    28 5 JOHORE BAHRT. Wed. For being m possession of some rhandu dross. Chng Eng Chuan a labourer, was fined $100 m the Sessions Court, Pontian today.
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    Lock icon Muslims Send Girl Home To Mother
    188 5 Muslims Send Girl Home To Mother KOTA BHARU. Tues A girl. Daham Kaur. alias Minah. 16. who was placed m the custody of a businessman. Syed Mohsin. after she wu stated to have embraced the Muslim religion, has been returned to her parents. Byed Mohsin took charge of her with
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    Lock icon Threat Cost Tapper $25
    94 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. Mohamad Said bin Senik, a 29-year-old rubber tapper of Sungei Kechil Llir was fined $25 by Circuit Magistrate. Che Mohamed Hassan bin Hussein m the Nibong Tebal Court for using threatening words to a police woman. Madam Ang Kirn Heok. Ang said that
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    Lock icon Flashback To Air Crash
    57 5 Photo. THE body of Capt D X Jatar Commander of the Kashmir Princess." which crashed m the South China *ea. beiriK carried ashore from a launch at Singapore yesterday morning. At extrwne left is Col. Mitra who accompanied the. body with Mr. K. M. Raha a
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    Lock icon BODY OF CAPTAIN EEACHES COLONY
    264 5 BODY OF CAPTAIN EEACHES COLONY THE fifth victim to be found following the crash m the South China Sea of the Air India International Constellation. "Kashmir Princess.'' was its Commander, Capt. D. K. Jatar. whose body was brought to Singapore for cremation yesterday morning m the Indonesian Government ship Bajan.
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    Lock icon LESS FATAL ACCIDENTS
    55 5 IPOH. Wed. There have been only five fata! accidents m Perak during the m<,nth of April. 1955 as against an average of seven over the preceding months. This return is described a? "quite phenomennl" because of the intermittent heavy rain during April and it could also elated
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    72 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Victoria Institution m Kuala Lumpur has announced the opening of its annual science exhibition with added features such as "Artificial Sunset' "Mechanical Man" and "Optic Illusion" on show this year. In all 50 experiments and demonstrations will be shown m the physics,
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      546 6 AT a time when the people are being made to feel apprehensive about the wide powers vested m the Polloe by the Emergency Regulations, it Is most appropriate that the Police themselves should ask for an inquiry into the action taken by them against certain bus workers who
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      346 6 »pHE Chief Kathi of Singapore lost no time m correcting a mistaken impression which has been created m the minds of a section of the Singapore public on Islam's attitude towards family planning. In a statement to a Malay newspaper, the Chief Kathi declares that family planning
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    390 6 Review of Views Think Ahead JNIFICATIOX of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya cannot be accomplished with a stroke of the pen and,, before it is an accomplished i fact, both areas have to re-i double their efforts to bring I about democratic, autoncH mous governments, writes* Sin Chew Jit
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    107 6 Sir: Trade unionism m Singapore appears to have deteriorated into sheer gangsterism. Its members seem to rely on intimidation and violence to attain their ends. entirely ignoring: the rights of employers or the public. When busmen go on strike, it is only the poor who suffer. The
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    274 6 Sir:— The only way to relieve the hardships of the local unemployed is by the formation of a "State controlled labour exchange." This suggestion will not only curb the influx of immigrant job-hunters but provide jobs for the local unemployed. The present system of the Labour Department
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    159 6 Sir: How can "Jerneh Hati" compare colonialism with parental control? The primary object of colonialism from which parental love cannot be expected is not to educate the colonials but to exploit the resources of their country as well as their man-power. How wrong your correspondent is when
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    137 6 Profit Capital Sir; I disagree with your editorial expressing fear of the flight of capital from Singapore. On the other hand. I agree With Mr. Lee K\:an Yew I rapita! will not fly from Singapore as long as there is profit to make There is a saying m Chinese that
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    262 7 LONDON, May 4, (Reuter)— ln the House of Commons today, Mr. fln Awbery (Labour) said there was a danger that the Emergency m Joya would lost for years unless something was done to bring it to an a nfher than by fighting.
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    25 7 £1,216 TO SON CYRIL WASHBROOK. the England and Lancashire cricketer, has been left £1.216 by his mother. Mrs. Sarah Washbrook who died intestate m March
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    211 7 VIENNA, May 4, (UP] enrc writing; a State Treat> two major stumbling blocks Soviet demand} for huge < Austria as its price for free I The Five-Power conferr for Austria, skipped over today and took up a thirdeconomic concessions from dom. The conference, m a
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    113 7 •XCKOK. May 4 (Reuter) The fifth regional conference for Asia of the Junior Chamber International opened m the United States Far East Headquarters here this mornir Over a hundred delegates from Burma. Ceylon. Formosa. Hongkong, India. Japan. Korea. Malaya. The Philippines Singapore. Thailand and
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    63 7 photo. ELFRIDA Eden. 14-year-old niece of British Premier Sir Anthony Eden, is to dance the can-can m the forthcoming London society play "The Lights Were Amber." Rehearsals are being held at the London home of Elfrida's mother, Lady Timothy Eden. Sir Timothy is Sir Anthony's brother. Photo
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    176 7 ATLANTIC CITY. May 3 Reiner Successful results reported today m an experiment m which live polio virus strains were administered to human beings for the first time m history. Dr. Albert SaD»n. a polio expert at the University ni Cincinnati, said m a report
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    46 7 Airliner Crash-Lands SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia. May 4 <Reuter>— A London-bound twin-engined Viking airliner carrying 26 passengers and a crew of five, crash-landed at Entebbe Airport. Uganda on Monday night, it was announced here yesterday. No one was hurt. The cause of the crash is not known.
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    43 7 VIENNA. May 4 (AP>— Top doctors. psychiatrists and social workers are trying to halt a growing addiction to medicines m Austria. Health insurance statistics published recently show that Austria's 7.000.000 population consumed more than 320.000,--000 pills during 1954
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    28 7 THE United States and Turkey initialled yesterday an agreement to provide Turkey with an atomic reactor, uranium and information for peacetime purposes on atomic power. U.P.
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    81 7 NEW DELHI. May 4 (AP)— Burmese Premier U Nu will visit Yugoslavia en route to Washington for an official visit, official sources said yesterday. U Nu is to repay a visit to Burma made by Yugoslav President Marshal Josip Broz Tito last year. And it
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    160 7 Asia Pact Nations Ready At A Moments Notice BAGUIO, May 4 (UP)— United States Navy Captain William T. Kenney said yesterday the eight Asian pact nations are ready at a moment's notice to repel Communist aggression 'in South-east Asia. Kenney, chief American delegate to the conference of military experts here,
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    45 7 THE HAGUE, May 4 (Reuter) The Dutch Foreign Ministry said here yesterday it had engaged a British lawyer. Mr. Derek Curtis Bennett. Q.C.. to defend Leon Jungschlager. former head of Dutch Military Intelligence m Indonesia now charged with subversion against Indonesia.
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    72 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, May 4 The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market LONDON RUBBER Spot 26id. June 26id. July/September 25« d. October/December 25 id. January/March 25id. May c.i.t 26id. Tone: Quiet but steady. LONDON TIN Spot £7 1
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    118 7 Death For 5 In Ritual Slaughter MASERU. Baswtoland. May 4: (Renter) African headman. Pette Lesaoana and four tribesmen wi ntenced to death here yesterday for a 1 5*34 ritual murder m which an African's blood was collected as "medicine." The court was told that <>ana wanted "•medicine"' made from human
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    70 7 ENNISKILLEN. Ireland. May 4 (Reuter) A Dublin civil servant. Philip Clarke now serving a 10 years' prison sentence for his part m a raid on British military barracks at Omagh, County Tyrone, has been selected as an Anti-Partition League candidate m the British General Election on
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    22 7 FRENCH Foreign Minister, Antoine Pinay and Saar Premier Johannes Hoffmann signed the Franco-Saar Economic Convention m Paris last night. Reutcr.
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    213 7 PEMBURY. May 4 (Reuter)— Richard Mains, aged eight, wants to find out about the one thing that all children would ratner forget pain. For Richard is the little boy who never cares because he has no sense of feeling or touch. Officially. Richards "condition" is diagnosed
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    322 7 But Suspicion And Fear A Drawback LONDON, May 4 (Reuter) Good progress has been mode m carrying our last year's IndoChina armistice agreements, but important problems remain to be solved m all three states, according to an official report published here yesterday. The Armistice Commission, composed of
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    207 7 LONDON. May 4. (Rcuter) Mr. Ancurin Brvan, Labour Left-winger, now back m the Labour fold after being threatened with expulsion, said last night at Cannock. Staffordshire, the Labour Parly, if returned to power, would nationalise the giant Imperial Chemicals Industries concern because it was a
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    28 7 PRINCESS Margaret m a party of four last night the American or met" at the Stoll Theatre— for the second time m six days. Renter.
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    715 8 After A Debate In Council Black-Out On Officers' Pay Packets Criticized KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Federal Legislative Council today approved Government's proposals for consolidation of salaries, after a critical debate m which members protested against the blacking out of information on officers' total emoluments from budgets
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    192 8 Secrecy Of The Vote Will Be Ensured KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— To insure the absolute secrecy of the vote at the forthcoming Federal ejections the Legislative Council was asked today to ban unauthorized "snoopers" during counting of the ballot papers. The returning officers under amended polling regulations. shall take all proper
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    44 8 COLOMBO. May 4: (Reuter) —Doctor G. P. Malalsekera. President of the World Fellowship of Buddhi.sts. told Reuter j yesterday that the world con- ference of Buddhist youth would be held m April next year either m Penang or Coi[>mbo.
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    30 8 TWO youths robbed a schoolboy Lim Hai Pang. 14. of hi* wristwatch worth $?0 after threatening him with n knife m Kee Seng Road. Singapore, on Tuesday afternoon
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    205 8 'Red Aim Is Power' Warns Bourne KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —An elected popular Government m Malaya would make no difference to the Communist Party's aim to capture power, Lt. Gen. Sir Geoffrey Eourne, Federation's Director of Operations, warned today. "The aim of the Communists is to set up a Communist regime
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    134 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— There were 4.337.953 Federal :zonx by operation of law m the Federation of Malaya at the end of December. last ir, the Member for Home' Affairs. Enche Mustapha' Albakri told the Federal Legislative Council today Of this total. 2.857.160 are Malays. 1.210.227 Chinese
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    163 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Government efforts to translate official proceedings of the Legislative Council into Malay and make them available for sale to the public were an utter failure, the Chief Secretary, Mr. D. C. Watherston. informed the House today. The Government,
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    137 8 MALA LUMPUR. Wed The Hash between strikers and police at Tronoh Mines had not raused "widespread suspicion of Government's intention to promote sound trade unionism m Malaya, "said the Member for Industrial and Social Relations. Che Mustapha Albakri m the Legislative Council today. Che
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    599 9 T3OTH India's Rehabilita1J tion Minister Mr. Mehr Chand Khanna, and Pakistan's Minister of Interior General Iskandar Mirza had a recent tour of East Bengal from where large numbers of Hindus are now migrating to West Bengal. At least 10.000 are said to be arriving there every month.
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    151 10 Millers Want R. I. Slab Ban Relaxed Finance And Commerce 'Govt. Studying Matter' Standard Market Reporter TIIK Ministry of Commerce and Industry has replied to a memorandum submitted by the Rubber Millers' Association requesting the Ministry to negotiate with Indonesia for the relaxation of exports of wet slab rubber to
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    26 10 TOTAL exports of tin to all countries from Singapore and the Federation during April, amounted to 5.177 tons, according to preliminary statistics.
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    24 10 MORE than Rs. 14 million will bo spent on irrigation schemes m Jammu and Kashmir State during the current financial vcar. qwere
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    132 10 Standard Market Reporter ALTHOUGH prices were irregular, there was a marked improvement m sent.ment m Malayan industrial shares yesterday. Several price rises were recorded m this section. Tin shares continued dull and easier but rubber shares were firm with an increased turnover. Prices announced by
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    249 10 U.S. Agricultural Attache Arrives MR. GLEN A. RUGGLKS, < r; ohn. n ,ml Attache with the I.S. Consulate General, Singa^> has arrived m ihe Colony. For the past jour years he hat been Agricultural Attache m Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. He has also irorked ir;fh the Food
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    34 10 The directors also declared a quarterly dividend of 55 cents 'U.S. funds) per share on the shares presently outstanding, payable June 4. 1955 to shareholders of record May 9, 1955.
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    180 10 THE produce market m Singapore remained quiet m all sections yesterday with only small business passing. Coconut oil sellers at Penang indicated $43i per picuL COPRA Holiday Cutler Bath Co. Ltd prices: MAY H a -m $272 $28 Noon $27* $28 4 pm $27|
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    180 10 Standard Staff Reporter JAPAN hopes to sell more paper to Malaya as a result of the visit of the ten-man delegation headed by Mr. Yoshio Ichikawa which left for Bangkok yesterday on their way home, Mr. S. Hara. ViceConsul m charge of
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    151 10 UtGELY due to a lark of rest, rubber prices on the Singapore market sagged ye«- grade rubber for May shipment closing at 89J cents per lb. (89£ cents on Tuesdnyt. The market opened mode"cady but later eased. noon quotations were around 89jj cents per lb.. a
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    77 10 Dollar Reserves Show Rise BRITAIN'S sold and dollar reserves rose by I v SIB million last month and stood at $2,686 million on April 30. the U.K. Treasury announced on Monday. Defence aid received from the U.S.A. during: the month was estimated at Sl7 million. Some $13 million was received
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    423 10 WASHINGTON. May 4— The Government of the I'nited States faces a vexing though essentially pi sant predicament. With the American economy surging to new highs, how close a rein, if any, should be kept on its spectacular pace? Not that the Ebenhowe] administration's experts
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    104 10 A JOURNEY to the moon and back would be achieved t within .V) years, m the f opinion of Mr. K.C. Wood, Fellow of the Royal Astro- nomical Society. J He said that a rocket J would have to attain the critical velocity of leven
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    315 12 Matthews Sparks Grand Victory For Royal Scots Caldbeck Cup Soccer R SCOTS FUSILIKRS— 4. Ist Rn HAMPSHIRES— O Paton and Tom Ma theirs Referee: QMSI Brian Robertson KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— The Royal Scots Fusiliers from Perak won the Federal Zone Caldbeck Cup soccer competition when they beat the First Battalion,
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    55 12 TAIPIN G, Wod.- r n a Junior league tocccr fixture s* Jalan padang yesterday, 19 Field Ambulance enhanced their chances for honour?, by beating the Railway Recreation Club by four goals 1o two Scorers for the winners were Michell, Evatt. Greenway and Panikar. Guruva netted botn
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    124 12 THE annual sports day of the Anglo-Chinese School,' Singapore, will be held on Saturday. May 28 at Jalan Besar Stadium. There will be four events for Old Boys of the School wishing to participate 100 yards sprint. 440 yards relay, obstacle rare for those over :\r> years and
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    283 12 sv^ct^ s& tj^- orce ieft winger Hadd m a sswastu The PISE and the RAF shared honours with two goals each. Maniam, who was [n the thick of dangerous situation created by the RAF forwards, cleared the ball with a hefty kick just
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    342 12  - TOP CEYLON BOXERS FOB COLONY FIGHTS VERITY GILL By CEYLON's Combined Services boxing team of 10 will meet the Singapore Combined Services m an international boxing match at the Singapore Badminton Stadium on May 11. The Ceylonese will be led by Captain B. C. Henricus. brother of the famed A.
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    205 12 Friday 13: Trouble For Someone FRIDAY. May IS the date spells trouble for someone, and that someone might be Singapore's Lim Kee Chan who tangles with the powerful Thai. Nal Songkiat. at the Happy World Stadium that night. Thorp are many who believe that Kee Chan i s 'finished after
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    47 12 Sprta£dal« Sports Club beat Sime Darby Sports Club oy four goals to one m a friendly soccer l.- i played at Farrer Park yes <ay Scorers Springdale Sport* Club were fian Soon <3> and Peter Carrol while Burns scored for Sime Darby Sports Club.
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    285 12 Austin May Take Title Off Jerome THE Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's 2">th annual open boxing championships gets under way at the Singapore Badminton Stadium at 8 p.m. today. The organisers have received a total of 57 entries from the cream of the boxing talent available here. The Army heads the
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    62 12 D or air aj To Skipper TPCA KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Penang Chinese will meet a TPCA Invitation XI m a soccer match on the Princes Road Stadium on Sunday. TPCA Invitation XI will be selected from the following.— M. K. Raj. Narayanan, Narayanasamy. Mahendran. Amarsena. Perumal. Ganapathy Dorairaj (capt.». Edwin
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    79 12 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The first ever Selangor Junior ath.etic meet will be held on the Coronation Park on June 3 and 4. Youths between 17 and 19 years (those born after July 1. 1936 ami not later than July 1. 19.*8) will only be allowed to
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    47 12 IPOII. Wed.— The 28th annual athletic > ports meeting of the St. Michael's Institution will oe held on Saturday. June 11 at 2.:: op.m There will be two events for Old Boys; and Old La-Sallian*. The are th c tug-of-war and a 4x440 yards re
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    578 12  -  Arthur Richards by L THOU G II without O'Neill, who was absent because an injury. Changi scored an easy victory over RASC winning b y four goals to nil. "id debuts were made by Belsham and the Changi fori wards led all th e way and it
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    107 12 Lt Col M. R Gardner with a nett score of 68 won the "A" division of the Island Club's Monthly Medal (stroke) meet held at the Club on Saturday. This equals the course record. Winner of B* division were A. F Clegg arid I.im Siew Jin
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    71 12 CHESTER. May 4 < Renter Lord Rosebery's Prescription won the Chester Cup run over two miles two furion -s and 77 yards here today. He beat Mr. G. W. Chesterman's Romany Air by one length with Mr. L. A. I dens Escalin a further three lengths
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    27 12 THE annual general meeting of the Singapore Am:< Weight LJftiu •leration. luled for Saturday May 7. is now postponed to Saturday May 14.
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    247 12 YULE WE BB PUT S'GOR CLUB IN LEAD SELANGOR CLUB— 2 Yule and Webb. KUALA LlIMpJjR,' jfilSHi „r Uul contenders for Second Division honours ons(l themselves at the head of the table when id s.lansor Chinese Recreation Club B M mi n a m, FAS league match on the Pado
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    351 12 WATCH THE PARADE FOR DIVIDENDS Know Your Raciij 1)1 RIMt the parade just before a race s the time an\ knowledgeable racing inun should make his final ass, ment of the animal he intends to hark, this bring his best chance of seeing the runners at close quarters, and weigh
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      87 12 SOCCER: Div. f: A. A. A. Vs, C.A. at Jalan Besar at 5.15 pm. DHf. 2B: Farr*>r Juniors vs. Balestier United at C.V.M.A. Div. 3A: R.E. ME. Cir. vs. Indian Bro. S.C. at Geylang. FRIENDLY: Arsenal Sports Club vs. T.M.0.8.A. at Farrer Park. UNITED SERVICES LEAGUE:— Div. 1: R.A.F., Changi
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    291 13 WARDLE LOCK BATTLE FOR UK TEST HONOURS LONDON, W*y jneiuerj— Mirrey the County k p t Vharnpions ;«nd Yorkshire who are expected to their strongest challengers this season, won their Jin- ftrri dtM games. n inning and rkshire b■nd 15 dominatarm spin -ohnny Warcile York- Surrey battling It out I
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    58 13 Aussies Next Match In W.I. DGETOWI rbados. v 3 (Reuter) A crowd \US- big wel- ,.:;>< ft h night ,m B begin •heir V. injured fielding m th»•vn. has and is n the match lich beorian la :n that lised heel m ou of the v improvrci Favell. and Archer
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    148 13 Mrs. Magee Is Games Judge SYDNEY, (VS. Wales) May 4 Mrs. Doris M.isee. founder and honorary sonrtary for 23 yean of thr New south Wales Women's Amateur Athletic Association, has been chosen .is th*- "finish" judge for Ol>mpio track events for women at the Melbourne Games. The L"nion has appointed
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    255 13 LONDON, May 4, (Reuter) Fazal Mali mood whose great medium last bowling enabled Pakistan to draw the test series with ring-land here last summer was today named among the "five cricketers of the year" chosen annually by Wisden. the famous cricketers almanac The
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    65 13 LONDON. May 4 <Reuter» Acceptance of a Russian Invitation to send six divers to compete against Russio. France. Austria. Germany and Mexico m Moscow on May 10 will depend upon the availability at the short notice given of Britain's best divers, the Amateur Swimming Association said yesterday. The
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    567 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Dynamic Dynamos, last years mnner-i.p. head the FAS division one league soccer competition. Dynamos have gained four points from three outings. Close on their heels are UMNO who have three points to their credit from two outIngs. In division two there is
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    879 13  - 'UNDERDOG' COCKELL MAY CRITICS UPSET THIS THE TIME Harold Ma yes By FOR the first time m 18 years, a British heavyweight boxer will on May 1G at San Francisco, challenge the reigning world champion for his title Last time m August, 1937, it was former Welsh miner, Tommy Farr,
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    203 13 Locke Omits Thomson In His Six Best' WELLINGTON. New Zealand. May 4 (Renter' Bobby Locke. the South African golfer, dors not count Australian Peter Thomson, the British open champion as yet amon? thr world's top six playr Locke say»; his "best six" today as Ben Hoqan. Sam Snead. fione Litter,
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    2370 14  -  WINDSOR LAD by —TO WIN MAIN RACE THRILLER 1 AT BUKIT TIMAH BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $346,868 IST PRIZE: No: *****0 ($156,090) 2ND PRIZE No: *****9 78,045) 3RD PRIZE No: *****4 43,358) STARTERS: ($4817 each) Nos. *****4, *****6, *****8, *****5, *****9, *****5, *****7, *****1,
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    137 14 SYCES and stable hands will be paid the same rates os th ment and City Council labourers, a Press release of the Rod <*« Association of Malaya, said yesterday. *°cehors e fjj To meet the increases of pay now arantrH fko mi n= e h ,ro ining fee, rom
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    619 14 cub is^ < i«asr«tt I ,ri. l sss^ taw entered thc s j The following are the entries: HORSKS Ass H)IK J*t Run 2ml Run Appointment x 0 x 0 0 §?fSE3? I?° Big Andy x 0 x 0 0 5Y5 la h o
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    350 14 Biggest Demand For Final Night A TOTAL of 70,412 applications have been received by the Thomas Cup Tickets Committee for the various seats on eight nights of the Thomas Cup matches to be played at the Singapore Badminton Stadium m Singapore. Most applications 24.468 were received
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    92 14 Aussies Lead New Zealand: Set For S'pore MELBOURNE Australia, May 4: (Reuter) Australia led Nnv Zealand by three matches to one after the first day's play m the Thomas Cup Australasian z o n o badminton final hen today. The remaining five matches will b. played tomorrow evening Results: Australian
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    113 14 PKNANG, Wed— The following is the schedule of racing foi the Penang Turf Club summer meeting. First Day May 14 Class 4 div 1 2 and 3— 5J furlongs and r< furlongs Class 4 Div. 4—7 furlongs. Class 5 Div I—7 furlongs Second Day May 18 Horses
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