Singapore Standard, 30 May 1955

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    19 1 Singapore Standard gapore *R 1% 'A 4 x So, :>-H SINGAPORE MONDAY, MAY 30, I<>ss J2 PAGES 15 TIMS
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    Lock icon Newspaper Gives A Birthday Party
    123 1 ...AND MARSHALL (la Shorts) DOES THE JOGET THE L'tusan Melayu. leading Malay journal m this country, celebrated its 16th anniversary yesterday with a luncheon and joget modern party. Among the hundreds who joined m the celebration and wished the paper further success was the Chief
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    Lock icon 'We Shall Not Be A Satellite'
    85 1 N Organi- mngku terd chargi d ldin Malaj I i ng In vt terdaj the 11 i r.d: "We do not i. Join Indonesia. We j > >tand on equal ti rms tn independent estate." Burhanuddin was adviser id now out Jawed Malay •■ittst
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    Lock icon Climber Dies an Road Crash
    28 1 IM.v; 29 Coin Mac Donald c climbing com- Sir Edmund HU- r r ol Everest I n "Kid accidt r:t n his weekend
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    Lock icon Blood Donors Stand By To Aid Sick Dato
    245 1  - Blood Donors Stand By To Aid Sick Dato GEORGE TAYE By ."MALACCA, Sun. A woman and several Malayan Chinese Association officials are standing by to donate blood to their President, Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan tose fourth operation takes place at 9 a.m. tomorrow. The woman, Mrs. Leong Yew Koh. is
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    Lock icon Jordan Blames Bandung For Cabinet Crisis
    48 1 AMMAN. May 29 (Reuter) King Hussein today accepted the resignation of the Jordan Cabinet and the Prime Minister Abuel Huda Tewflq. The resignation followed reported differences among the ministers said to have started during the AfroAsian Conference last month m Bandung. Indonesia.
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    Lock icon THE END OF SHB STRIKE IN SIGHT
    167 1 AFTER discussing for eight hours yesterday— from 11 30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.-representatives o{ the Singapore Harbour Board and its Staff Association reached tentative agreements on four out of eight claims. The four claims arc: overtime vacation leave, hours ot work and new
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    Lock icon STOWAWAY 'X' MAY HAVE PLANTED BOMB
    332 1 New Lead To Airline Sabotage Theory Man Found In Plane's Baggage Booth At Taipei TAIPEI, May 29, (AP) Was the mysterious stowaway who arrived m Taipei on May 19 m a plane from Hongkong, connected with the alleged sabotage of an Indian airliner taking
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    Lock icon SPEAKER'S JOB FOR SIR UDA
    229 1 He Takes Over On August 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Raja Sir Uda bin Raja Muhammad, Selangor's Mentri Besar and Malaya's middle of the road" elder statesman, was today named Speaker of the Federation's iirst-elected Legislative Council. The High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray. with the concurrence
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    Lock icon Party To China
    32 1 HONGKONG, May 29 (Reuter) Six Indian scientists, led by Dr. M. L. Ahaja. arrived hnre ty air today on their way to Communist China at the Peking Government's invitation.
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    Lock icon HE ANSWERS ULTIMATUM WITH ANOTHER
    69 1 HE ANSWERS ULTIMATUM WITH ANOTHER SAIGON. May 29 (UP) A South Vietnamese warlord yesterday answered an ultimatum from Premier Ngo Dinh Diem with one of his own withdraw national troops massed against the rebels within 24 hours or touch oft renewed civil war. Diem called on the rebels earlier this
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    Lock icon ONE KILLED
    29 1 ONE Communist terrorist has been killed by Security Forces m the Federation. He fell to an Area Security Unit patrol m the Jitra district of Kedah yesterday.
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    Lock icon EDEN ACTS TO SAVE FOOD AND FUEL
    227 1 EDEN ACTS TO SAVE FOOD AND FUEL Govt. Will Seek Extra Powers LONDON. May 29 (Router) Britain's Prime Minister. Sir Anthony Eden speaking today on the crippling railway strike said the Government would not hesitate to obtain my powers necessary to ensure food supplies and fuel for essential public services.
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    Lock icon Johore Bags The Three Top Prizes
    269 1 WELFARE LOTTERY KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Sultan of Pah an g today witnessed the drawing of the first three prizes of the 29th Social Welfare Lottery totalling $525,000 which go to tickets bought m Johore. At the draw t held on the grounds of
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    Lock icon Malayan To Aid Injured Mountaineer
    123 1 NEW DELHI, May 29 (Reuter> Captain H. Binnie. a British medical officer m Malaya, who arrived here yesterday on holiday, will leave on Monday to attend the Kenya mountaineer, Mr. Arthur J Firmin, who broke a thigh on the 25.800 feet Himalayan Peak, Himalchuii. Captain
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    Lock icon Reds Set Free A British 'Spy'
    70 1 Reds Set Free A British 'Spy' HONGKONG, May 29 (Reuter) Robert Webster Ford. British radio operator from Tibet, who was imprisoned by Chinese Communists for five years on spy charges, was released today and crossed into Hongkong this afternoon. Mr. Ford, whose home is at Rolleston, Burton-on-Trent. was immediately taken
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    Lock icon Police Stop Lorries, Then Say 'Sorry'
    69 1 SINGAPORE Police yesterday evening stopped three lorries which were conveying about 120 textile workers along Cantonment Road. Half an hour later they allowed the lorries to proceed. Police claimed they stopped the vehicles because of "misunderstanding of instructions." V The lorries had earlier taken
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    Lock icon Phhew...The Heat!
    68 1 SINGAPORE and the Federation are hit by one of the worst heat waves to strike Malaya. Temp&ratures m most areas were well over 90 degrees Farenheit. The temperature m Singapore yesterday. was 91 degrees: Penans 91, Kuala Lumpur Ml. Ipoh 92 and Kuantan 94. Kota Bahru reiordcd 89
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    Lock icon 'They're Ignorant Mischief Makers'
    175 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Those who accuse Government of being hostile to the trade union movement are either ti/ing to create ill-feeling or they are ignorant mischief makers. The Member for Industrial and Social Relations. Inche Musi a pah Aibakri bin Haji Hassan, said this at the
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    Lock icon Sullivan Is Broadcast Union Head
    74 2 Sullivan Is Broadcast Union Head Mr. Frank IJ. Sullivan was elected president of the Singapore Department or Broadcasting Employees' Union at its annual meeting held yesterday. Vice-president: Mr. Hasan] Soleiman; secretary. Mr. Simeon P. Rozario; asst secretary. Mr. Koh Yet Meng; treasurer, Mr. Lee Yew Kwan; asst treasurer, Mr. P.
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    Lock icon Discussion Over Cup Of Coffee
    74 2 KLANG. Sun. A section Ol Kiang's residents and fown Councillors feel that the present price ol 18 cents a cup of coffee could be reduced because of the reduced price of sugar and milk. Representatives ol the coffee shop dealers met the councillors yesterday and
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    Lock icon $400 Fine For Curfew Breaker
    40 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Lee Ah Chow, a rubber tapper, was fined $400 m the Sessions Court. Pomian. yesterday for breaking the curfew and carrying li tahils of biscuits without a permit m a prohibited area.
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    Lock icon Navy Gives Sir John Three Housing Cheers
    160 2 Navy Gives Sir John Three Housing Cheers THE hope that the Royal Malayan Navy would one ddy take its place as an "effective unit" m the ranks of the other navies of the Commonwealth, was expressed by the Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoli, at a farewell parade at Woodlands
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    Lock icon Opportunists Blocking Unity In Estates
    276 2 Weed Them Out Says Mr. Das SEREMBAN, Sun.— Opportunists among: trade unionists were blocking the way to unity among estate staffs m Malaya, Mr N. C. Das, Chairman of the Negri Sembikin Estate Staffs Union, said last night. "The time has come when we must
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    Lock icon K.L.'S NAT
    53 2 AZIZ Majid xcho won the vocal competition. m Kuala Lumpur organised by U.M.XO. Aziz i s called the Nat King Cole of Kuala Lumpur by his fans. He iron the cup with song "La mba iya n N v nga meaning "Call of the flowers." Standard photo by
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    Lock icon Consulate To Be Closed
    45 2 THE offices of the Consulate Genera! for the Republic of Indonesia. 2nd and 3rd floors. X.P.M. Building and its Information Section at 108 Robinson Road. Singapore, will be closed today. The Shipping Section will be open between 9 and 10 a.m.
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    Lock icon YOUTHS TO FORM FOUR-B CLUBS
    181 2 YOUTHS TO FORM FOUR-B CLUBS KUALA LUMPUR S;;n The -Malayan Youth Council today urged the Federation j Government to set up a national board comprising official and public representatives to advise on its policy towards youth organ sal ■and help to disburse alloca- tfons for youth service? The fifth annual
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    Lock icon FIRE WRECKS GEYLANG BUILDING
    301 2 CHARRED posts and twisted zinc sheeis all that remained of the building m Geylang wrecked by fire yesterday morning. The incident put more than 100 men out of work Factories and workshops accommodated m the building: were totally destroyed. There wa s no casualty. Brisk work
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    Lock icon POSTMEN URGED INTO POLITICS 'Keep Up With The Times'
    168 2 POSTMEN URGED INTO POLITICS 'Keep Up With The Times' PENANG. Sun— Trade Unionism could not divorce itself from politics, said the president of the Malayan Postal Uniformed Staff Union, Mr. K. Balasundrum at the first Annual Delegates Conference held m Alor Star today. Mr. Balasundrum suggested that the union might
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    Lock icon Sultan's Wish — End The Crisis
    43 3 Sultan's Wish End The Crisis i. a g 'icy I i R i appea i he ask* the ice! proud t :i soon. X ight ot the he po] Paha. i r ebration i S B at tl id to t in years
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    Lock icon Transport Dispute Settled
    57 3 3ui i ire ol i. Trap, port work- I orders irom the thi dej rt nearly touched ofl I has b- cd. of t m becau t 1 rder i forced 1 Lgn n pal Pi JT. 8. 1 'ion of the which ighi ik by the
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    Lock icon LAND FOR A FARMER
    48 3 I.IM KOOI SEAH, a farmer (right) receives a 33-year lease for agricultural plots from Penans'i at tins Resident Commissioner. Mr. I), (iray at I ceremony at Val Dor Village recently. Altogether SI leases were handed out to the villager* by Mr Gray Dept photo
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    Lock icon MISSIONARY FROM INDIA
    25 3 -The Rev. r sion Soutfa India, toDaniel of Ipoh, here re j were entertainf tea part] I Hai reft v v ft]
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    Lock icon Canon Adams Is Elected Scout Chief
    233 3 Canon Adams Is Elected Scout Chief CANON ADAMS was nominated president 01 the Singapore Boy Scouts Association at the annual meeting at Sands House recently. Chief Commissioner: Mr. R. E [nee, Deputy Chief Commissioner: Mr. L. A. Woodford. Members of Council: Mr. A. M Cherian, Mrs. Segaram, Mr. B. L.
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    Lock icon $1 MIL A YEAR NEEDED TO RUN THIS T.B. HOSPITAL
    231 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The 55,000,000 Lady Templer Hospital to be opened here this August will Deed more than 51.000,000 annually for its maintenance. Mr. P. J. I). Re^ester. Chairman of its Board of Governors, declared tonight. I i appeal for
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    Lock icon Examiners In Colony
    82 3 f' HJB pr ifessors from the Kingdom arrived In Singapore yesterday to !>e ex- i paJ examiners for the are Prof" W. C. W. Nixon, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology of University Bge, London: Proil. D G. Ha I, South-east Asia hist< rian m the Institute of
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    Lock icon 'THEY HAVE A STAKE IN MALAYA'
    176 3 TEACHERS of English m Singapore Chinese schools were yesterday told by their President, Mr. Tann Wee Keng, to pool all their resource.- to achieve their common end to make the I powers fchat-be feel that they have a stake m the new Malaya Mr.
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    Lock icon FEAR OF VICTIMIZATION HINDERS WHITLEY
    297 3 FEAR OF VICTIMIZATION HINDERS WHITLEY Report Hits At Dept. Heads KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Fear of victimization on the staff side and apparent ignorance on the official side are still handicapping the progress of Whitley Council machinery m Malaya and preventing closer consultation between Government and its employees. This is the
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    Lock icon AIRLINE BOSS OFF TO SPAIN
    36 3 MR. RADEN Mocbtar. Junior Director of Garuda huionesian Airways arrived m Singapore yesterday on his way to the Internationa] Air Transport Association ronference m Majorca. Spain which starts on June 14
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    Lock icon Newspaper Tycoon On World Tour
    187 3 MR. J. C. JAIN, managing director of the Times of India group of newspapers, Bombay, arrived m Singapore from Bangkok on a world tour, yesterday. Mr. .Jain told The Standard his tour will last till August this year and will take him to Hongkong. Japan
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      866 3 Standard cAlmanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE lIIIIJI y25 Interlude: 9.30 Radio NewsEl lidiZADf\ D C i^ o 945 r ikp v From Heie'; Xf* I H >1 H r V/ f\ C 10.15 Syd Dean 8c his Band Spoil; JgSSEL W 10 4;5 1;V: IDo X ou Know?'; 1115 fflnmjr^
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    731 4 Love Hugs That'll Crack Your Ribs Frankfurt, Germany J)OTING mothers may sniff indignantly at this, but raising young gorillas is just like raising children. That's what Mrs. Hildegarde Grzimek says and she ought to know. She keeps three gorillas m the house with her and
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    Lock icon M$50 Million Wonderland For Children
    477 4  -  Bob Thomas by ANAHEIM, California WONDERLAND of delights such as the world may never have seen before is rising out of the orange groves m this sunny suburb of Los Angeles. is DISNEYLAND, a Msso million para :.--j for children. When the gates aaci 'c
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    378 4 Opens July 19 The Disney eye tor detail la evidenced everywhere "We'll have tlags all over the place he remarked. "A: the entrance we'll have a big one with 48 stars. In FRONTIERLAND. the Hags will have as many stars as there were In that time. And m TOMORROWLAND.
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    Lock icon LAUGH and Grow SLIM
    349 4 LAUGH and Grow SLIM 'FHE British have a 4I world-wide reputation rfr I for being able to see the «fr > funny side of life -f I Thry ye a sense of i humour 3--1 But how many of them Idm really Laugh til] it 1 hurts? And what makes
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    Lock icon Battle of POps
    223 4 gTAND by for a new battle of the beaches this summer the battle of more than a thousand soft drinks manufacturers. They'll all be jostling for bigger sales this season, and they all have grounds for expecting their most prosperous summer so far. Every year Britain drinks
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    Lock icon SOFT DRINKS EVERY WHERE
    32 4 busily n™ -cade and ft behind America figur ption is M* Per he, population. "B t| come more vent! softdrinking Hi 'v lomonadc orangeade are overwhelming f a
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      89 4 I- AND NOW. REAL BEAUTIES ON DISPLAY! LI\E FLAMINGOES and KANGAROOS have already been used for eye-catching display j j in American show windows. To top it all, decorators of one beachwear promoter throw in four j J KEAL BEAUTIES into a man-made beach setting where the ladies disport in
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      56 4 SOME QUESTIONS How mueh will a y{ trip to Disnevland tost? "We haven't determined that yet. I'm anxious to make it as low as we can and still break even. We want the repeat business, and if we make the cost nominal, folks will come baek. We'll advertise the prices
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      47 4 Will Disneyland be -fc duplicated elsewhere? "I don't think so. You have to have a year-round business to make money irom such a large investment. The only other place it would be possible is Florida. In the east, you could get only three or four profitable months."
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      59 4 I What has been his yC biggest problem? "Trees. We need lots of big ones, but it's hard to find and transplant them, except for palms. I think people will have a good time here. And don't forget that one oi the biggest attractions will be the people themselves. It
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      185 4 CLL' E S noc^ir.. S ACROSS To 1 Aquatic arachnid (5. 8) MM 8 For small Ps.O.W —hardly. but has been there a long L f ol 4 v n: time (10) 9. [toubl. cm on the arch 1. Mori peop.e work for one 2 As a b::d finishes the
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    135 5 bracelets, ear- .tnd necklace made at istrated look i and profes- are qm' I And cheap to attached :h barbola and the which can be of lip or sere type LA fCk- threaduge beads, pend- to rope of a small bead, then a fol! i by a k:.
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    29 5 THIS torina hat qaihj decorated with violets, vas among a collection oj models shown in London recent?,. It icas by Rr.ee Part/, and, U called -Precatelan I Mirror pic).
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    Lock icon No Starving For Stars
    488 5 E i ka ire eh, the best ahan, but the best m the world are h. They really bai s good I Peppino Leoni 1 s in his Soho restauI Load s I 'p-notch I the d to ent I during JO years 1 have :hat
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    319 5  -  Rita Del Mar By I' "l» 1 H tjIUMI ION: It taftMMe la •>!! r^ )<»u 'it. no, i>, h.ki-.i it she i- ilo rmi rifsponil I Ml t i"M \l HiKt\ KBYOM rip c an<l who can .->••■,,; be- it! It itIK I Hl> \IK
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    Lock icon A BOUQUET FOR BOILING FOWLS
    741 5  -  Mary Bannock By [ROILING FOWLS arc cheaper than those for mstllkg, but they provide as good a meal. There is plenty of tjood meat on these birds, but they must be cooked slowly and gently over a long period, if they are to be tender.
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    481 5  -  Betty Smith —Says [T'S the male sex that does the crowing. The male of every species is still cock-of-the-walk m Britain today and for one good reason. The female of every species ran well afford to let him crow. The sound doesn't mean much any longer. And
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    13 5 "I must say your old boy friend took it like a sportsman w
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    Lock icon FROM THE DIGBY MORTON COLLECTION
    58 5 LEFT. This Spanish inspired short evening dress it being modelled b B <; '< half Spanish and half French. Designed by Digby Morion it it made from white 'out of focus' print with a rose design. Eight Another Digby Morion dress, m linen, on tailored
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    Lock icon ARE YOU IN LOVE WITH LOVE ?
    629 5 ARE YOU IN LOVE WITH LOVE girls fall m love with their boy friends. Other fall m love with love. They just want to be married, have a home of then own. and children. 1 Do you: A. Reserve your smiles and Charming manner for those who can help you
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      Lock icon Rulers Are Rulers
      872 6 AST week the Malay Press carried a report Which should give food for thought to those Who contend that Immediate independence would convert Malaya Into an earthly paradise. Addressing conference of Malay normal teachers at Seremoan, Tonka Besax Burhanuddin of Sri M oanti, Stressed the following point:
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      111 6 rHHE Indonesian Committee which investigated A the accident to the Air India Constellation, the Kashmir Princess which crashed m the South China Sea on April n, has submitted a report to the Indian and Indonesian Governments This report attributes the crash to the explosion of a timed internal machine
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    Lock icon Of Those Who Yell
    1200 6  -  S.M. SHARMA Continuing his series on Freedom Independence says today— IN a small country like Malaya, with only six million people composed of 3 main different nationalities, with no cohesion and, no sense of real patria. with no mass education, no resources or ability to defend
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    Lock icon STILL NOT CLEAR
    189 6 Sir;— lt is still not clear why U.K. and Colonial citizens are pressing for equal status with Malayan-born and domiciled citizens unless one delves into the background. Isn't it a fact that imminent self-govern-ment has created the hullabaloo? What's wrong m ;ieing satisfied with U.K. and Colonial
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    Lock icon Let's Examine Sincerity
    402 6 feat a mighty invader, a people who m their dozens today calmly look upon their own parents, children, neighbours. and friends being butchered by a couple of Communists m broad daylight without lifting a hand, struck as if by palsy through fear and. when it is over,
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    Lock icon SHABBY TREATMENT
    179 6 Sir; Thousands upon thousands of badminton enthusiasts all over Malaya had been counting the minutes and hours to the DAY. Then what happened? Thirty minutes' talk on how our grand-fathers and grandmothers were playing m their days and thirty minutes' broadcast, often interrupted, on the last leg of
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      Lock icon Reorganize Provident Fund Staff
      474 6 Reorganize Provident Fund Staff Sir;— The Central Provident Fund Board has been m existence since August Last year ar.d much public money has been used to run This Department. What has this Department been doing all this time? Is it the special ;ob of the Department's inspectors to go round
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      95 6 Sir: I think it is ridicu'.cus for the Progressive Party to write m its letter atout the salaries of ihis Colony's ministers. It leaves a nasty taste m ore's mouth. What's the idea behind it? Why take the trouble to point out to us that "tie fact that
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    138 6 •Quite C/ eor 3 hR E is i Cou:new fused th six wit;,. I Stout. On c, there known 1 an a Oh. generation I gie's Georg i Scottish i Queen s lkin ii HHi Uverseaj s< Orkne, The BucktfL I 1 today i. 1 arc
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    97 6 Enlightened Muslims Sir; Kua seems to fc having or. lims. who j of their rellf gious lead< congratu. courap ta truth aboi; though it the vi< -apore. Mr I tion to form m all kampong the ol ciling estrai j j must be fully The kath miserably m this function
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    Lock icon Unfair Employment
    101 6 Sir; 1 rmnikllT it most unfair that wives and adult daughter* of European Kxpatriates Civilians. and Servicemen, are able to compete for employment m the Colony against local people. The Government should do something to bring them under the purview of the Income Tax Ordinance. At the moment
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    Lock icon ACCUSED MARRIES GIRL IN RAPE CASE
    111 7 ACCUSED MARRIES GIRL IN RAPE CASE (AP] a i j iirnalist i day jail to girl he I of view guard peti n T "onoiincf I*1 r M ireca Jacor i of statutory :nall but fu r D his <" mcd Bui hi ill j j mpani I n a
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    358 7 Big Men From Moscow Are Displeased As... Yugoslavia Will Keep Clear Of East-West Ties BELGRADE, May 29 Russia apparently failed m its attempt ?o lure Yugoslavia into the Eastern bloc m two days of talks v/hich ended yesterday. Informed V sources said Marshal Tito imseli
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    26 7 tKNNA, M 29, (Reut gri ssol International Confederation r Trad Uni close yesterday afWr ador- t resolutions c< i n c. ad racial crimination.
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    202 7 From Corn To Senator McCarthy BELGRADE, Mar 2:v <AP> us. Ambassador James W. Riddleberger talked last ntsiit with Russia's Communist Party bo;-s Nikita Khrushchev on a variety of .o'er:,, r.in^irv-i from corn to Senator Joseph McCarthy. The conversation took place b reception elven by President Marshal Tito for his Russian
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    61 7 wormit. Scotland, May 29, (AP) Rescue workers reported 100 persons were Injured In a train derailment terday. Two men and a b y were killed and another man and boy were missing. The engine and first coach of a train carrying 500 per--3 OS on
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    34 7 GENOA, May 29, (Reuter) A party ol 34 Yorkshire minors arrived here by seapla:. terday to look tor uitable holiday resorts lor miners and their Families along the Italian Riviera.
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    167 7 Youths Attack On Signal BERLIN, May 29, (Rcutcr)— About 4,000 Communists attacked 300 West Berlin police yesterday with bricks, lead-filled rubber hoses, sticks and knuckledusters m their biggest demonstration m West Berlin ior at least seven years. The attack aimed at a social gathering of
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    103 7 PARIS. May 29. < Reuter > There were 1.747.000 more French women than men at the time of the 1954 census first details of which were published here yesterday. But more boys were being born than girls and among the under fifteens boys led girls by
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    54 7 CALAIS. May 29: (Renter) —Eight British Royal Marines arrived here last night after crossing the Channel m 12--foot canvas canoes m just under eight hours. They set out from Dover yesterday morning m four canoes, each propelled by two men with the minesweeper Curzon shadowing them
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    101 7 PARIS. May 29. (Reuter) The French and Tunisian Prime Minister^ M. Edgar Faure and M. Tahar Ben Amjnar initialled an agreement here early today giving Tunisia home rule. Talks throughout yesterday rounded off nine months of negotiation between the delegations. Additional annexes were drawn up concerning
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    151 7 OCALA. Florida. May 29 (UP)— An elderly couple shot and killed three police officers from their barricaded house last night and .>tood off some 30 other lawmen m a one and a half hour gunbattle. The couple, Mr. and Mn>. BE. Lindley. both
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    243 7 Eden Out To Give A New Look' To His Cabinet LONDON, May 29, (IT)— Sir Anthony Eden, out at last from under the Churchill shadow and back m No. 10 Downing Street m his own right, turned li^t night to a Cabinet reshuffle to give a youthful "new look" to
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    73 7 LONDON. May gS, (Ilcutcr) —I ho Following table give* thr iinal line-up m thr House <»f (Omnions alter Thursday's general elections of which the last two results were annouiurd yesterday Conservatives 545, oM House 322 (including the Speakc) Laboni 277. BN, Liberal six. six. Irish Labour nil mir.
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    65 7 NORTH BAY. Ontario, May 29: (AP)— The four surviving Dionnc quintuplets were reunited yesterday for their 2 1st birthday. Last minute arrangements enabled Annette, Cecile and Yvonne, who have been studying m Montreal, to join the fourth sister, Marie, and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliva
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    70 7 CAIRO. May 29: (Reuter)— A British naval squadron will visit Alexandria from June 2 to June 6, the first goodwill visit by the British fleet since the Anglo-Egyptian crisis of 1951 and the signing of the Suez Canal agreement between the two countries last year. The
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    32 7 JAPAN graduated its first five jet pilots on Saturday. They are the first of five 'student groups to complete jet training with the U.S. 25th Flying Training Corps.— AP
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    78 7 MELBOURNE. M:«\ 29, (Reuter) Electoi I State yesterday echo* 0 B tain's swing to ti.< r when they isted I Johns Cain.- Labour I ment In favour of th< Li and Country Party group who form the Fed< leu ilil m. The president ol the Victoria
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    54 7 WASHINGTON. May 29 (Reuter > Th( Senat< I■ pa Relations Commit tei aid yesterday that althougb the Soviet bloc was continuing the build up of 11 military .strength "tin re L evid< suggest thai the Soviets now are putting even nr* stress on the political and
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    45 7 MOSCOW, M 29 Mr. Jacob Malik. th< Ambassador m London, •i designated by the Soviet government to conduct U with Japanese tives with i view to i stabli h normal relations bd two countries. The Itie |Q In London on June.
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    133 7 DURBAN. South Airica. to carry on with his South! But the thiei who -;>- 90 lß l]tnn a Hfsan African tour. parently hftd noi known what May, .9 (Reuter)— A disap- Lindrum iSaid carli( r he was ln the case when ;,<
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    201 9 Finance And Commerce Standard Shipping Reporter THE deteriorating: political situation m the IndoChina port of Saigon has not visibly affected the shipping trade there, informed shipping circles m Singapore toLri The Standard yesterday. A spokesman for the Bast Asiatic Company, Singapore, who
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    116 9 BRITISH motor manufae- OUI put and m Uie first four .car. Car nta to foreign markets I 144.000 rat ol close °n rt can for every ::..n OJ :y v. rking day T:. given In the emeni th- 1 Society M r Manul icturers and ing
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    126 9 Exports Of U.K. Radio Equipment Up >H rS of l*K radio hed new high 'eve's In the first quarter of 1955. I k 2 cx port valued at nearly £30 the provisional value of sales for the first three months of this jreai I £7,62 an increase of more than
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    53 9 n RN I >N UL Bank for and Dev< men: Ln Washington reported s x Latin American nations approved the creation of an international fir: corpora* A ml -co tee p th« S Banking and Cum i Committee will pen rni'.cd States n m the corporation
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    98 9 three Secretaries of Agriculture Departments m 2 States m India will meet In New Delhi shortly to discuss the propoed R.x 6.500 million programme ot agricultural development m the secon I Five- Year Plan Mr P N. Thapar, Secretary, Mini •ry ol food and Agncultun will
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    101 9 THE first sroup of Hongkong manufacturers, sponsors of the third trade exhibition to be held m Singapore from June 10 to 26, arrived m the Colony by (.pa. during the weekend. Pictured on arrival at Kalians are: (Front row (from left): Mr. Pang Fat of
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    28 9 THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce, the S.C.C. Rubber Association, tfa r Malayan Exchange Banks Association and the Ma 1 ayan Sharebrokers' Association will be dosed today.
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    52 9 THE Philippines wants < n increase its world sugar export quota from 25,000 to 300,000 metric tons a year, according to a report from Manila. The Philippine delegation to the International Sugar Agreement Conference, opening on Wednesday m London, had been Instructed to work for this
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    361 9 THE United States Lines lias begun negotiations With the government for construction of a supe rimer which may be atom-powered. Mr G. Joseph Minetti, member oi the Federal Marie Board, said the vessel would take the place of the 980-passenger liner America, which is IS
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    148 9 Higher SpeedCooler Engine PROPELLERS of the L-104H Super Constellations are now undergoing a special treatment. with foam plastic m the KLM Propeller Department a1 Schipol'Airport, Amsterdam. Tins wiii make the engine cooling more effective and the speed of the aircraft will also be raised by about five m.p.h. Fillota ot
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    55 9 HONG FATT (SLNGEI BESI LTD. Working a large men cast mine earned a profit of $777,220 <25.i) per cent) for year ended 1954. Proposed !ina[ dividend of 10 per cent, will make a total of 20 per rent for the year. Net liquid assets at balancing date were
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    278 9 Standard Market Correspondent TIIF cogent need for rubber replanting is once again emphasized m the report of the Chief Replanting Officer, Mr. A. C. Smith, who has appealed for support from responsible citizens m the Federation m the furthering of the smallholders' replanting
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    80 9 FIRESTONE Tyre and Rubber Company has become the largest producer of rubber, according to Firestone's Chairman, Mr. Harvey S. Firestone. He said m New York recently that a record high output at two synthetic rubber plants recently purchased from the government and at the natural rubber
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    605 9 U.K. Poll Results Boost The Share Market WEEK ENDS ON HAPPY NOTE By A Market Correspondent AS the election results came through on Friday, and it was realized that the experienced British electorate was sending a good Government back with an increased majority, operators m the Singapore market took heart
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    244 9 BUSINESS DONE IN THE WEEK BUSINESS done In shard from May 21—27: Industrials: Fraser V Ores. $1.70. Gammons $2 60 to 52.62J, Hammers $2 S2(, Hongkong Bank (Loa) £96| I I £96 i with stan £<j:-.h. William Ja< lv I Jackson Co. $1 W, M Cement $1.51| and Malayan Collieries
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    172 9 SINGAPORE TRACTION Co. LTD: made b profit of £160,190 after provision for Preference dividend d year ended 30.9.54. eg alent to 42. G per cent oq i capita: of O7. r >,978 i: < by conversion of debent m stock. This figure had fi to £442. 70 X
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    111 9 India-F.E. Trade May Increase Mr. J. V. Somayajulu, leader of an unofficial "Indian trade delegation, said recently m Hongkong that a great deal of trade was expected between India and Far Eastern countries m the coming years. The trade delegation from Andhra State recently visited Malaya m the course of
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    150 9 MOTORISTS wishing to tour the Scottish Highlands are to be afforded a remarkable new facility this year by British Railways a special train to be known as the Car-Sleeper Limited, which will transport driver, car and pnsrrngcrs from London to Perth, thus saving 4.50 miles o) drivina and
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    47 9 A CONCERN at Hilversum 'the Netherlands) has put on the market a new type of telephone appartus which excels by its handsome and handy shape. This will soon be made available for export m a table model as weli as lor attachment to the wall.
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    119 9 C'wealth Oil Refinery Capacity Increases THE growing importance ol Commonwealth oil refineries is shown m figures issued m London by the Petroleum Information Bureau. Total refining capacity for the area as a whole, last year, was 77 million tons 12 million tons more than m 1953. By far the most
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    66 9 THIS is what the fir S t housing estate 'o be built hy the Hongkong Housing Au~ thority on North I'oint trill look like when completed. The estate will ttCcofiiTnodate over 6,000 people m ''<« lower .■CO '<' Q r (> p o? tfcfl "white
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    166 11 Phil Drake. 100-8 outsider owned by Madame Su/i Volterra, of France, won the lTtith renewal of the Derby stakes over 1 miles at Epsom on May ridden by F. Palmer. Madame Volterra is only the third woman m history to own a Derby winner. Her prize money is
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    26 11 NURi:\IBERG. May 29. Rcuter> Newcastle United the F.A. Cup winners were beaten one-nil by Nuremberg fc here yesterday after a goalless first half.
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    92 11 Johore Edge TPCA KLUANG. Sun. In a thrilling charity soccer match played here today, the Johore State XI scored an upset victory over the T.P.C.A. of Kuala Lumpur, by one goal to nil. The match was m aid of the Kluang Ceylonese Association's school building fund. T.P.C.A. were without their
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    397 11 COUNTY CRICKET HIT BY RAIN POOR ATTENDANCE 204, Washbrook 70. Yorkshire 2< for three. At Nottingham, Xotimgham shire 314 for seven. Poole J»5 Simpson 100. Hards'afT 70 versus Surrey At Northampton. Northamp tonshire 39 tor one versus Leiccs'ershire Ram curiaiicd play At Taunton. Somerset 2--! 1 for five. Lawrence f>o.
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    200 11 Results oi the friendly cricket matches played yesterday were R.A.F Seletar boat R.A.A.F. by 35 ram m :i cricfcel match played ttl Seletar yesterday. RAF' <S>. 150 Cor 1 declared. Pate 73 Willia not out 41. Brown 'five tor 20. RAAF 124 Turner 4.1 Haktman 23, Lord 16
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    464 11 THREE RUNNERS CRACK 4-MIN. MILE IN LONDON LONDON, May 29, (UP) Three runners m one fantastic race cracked the four-minute mile at London's White City stadium yesterday. Hungary's Tabori was first m three minutes fiftynine seconds which fell short of John Landy's record. Only a fraction of a second behind
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    84 11 THE team to represent Singapore against Malacca m i the Malaya Cup soccer match to be played at Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday will be chosen from: Yew Chang, Fook Teng, Johan. Ivan Vass, Kok Cheng, J Hee Jong. Cheng Kok. Hin Weng. Osman Johan. Kirn
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    139 11 TWO Australian Olympic officials, Mr. Hugh Weir, representative of the International Olympic Committee, and Mr. E. J. Holt. Technical Director of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Committee, arrived m Singapore yesterday on iheir way to Paris. In Paris they will attend the International Olympic Committee executive
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    778 11 RECORDS were broken with a regularity that was almost monotonous at the St. Patrick's School 17th annual athletic sports held m the school grounds over the weekend. At the end of the meet the boys had shattered 16 records. The most spectacular records of the day
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    31 11 I^HEVATHASAN THILLAI- MUTHU: The engagement is announced of Victor, second son of Rev. and Mrs. S.M. Thevathasan and Ruth Kamala. second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Thillaimuthu of Penang.
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    826 12 CHEER THE SPORTING AUSSIES Peter Kum, m his 'post-mortem' on the AustraliaDenmark inter zone semi final, says Thc Australians came here to learn, but thc Danes were far too cagey about showing their real standard of badminton.' THE Australians played, and they received a terrific thrashing. It was nine matches
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    219 12 CUP TEAM WIN BY ODD GOAL SIM. APORF s 1954 Malaya Cup team brought their best towards thr closing; stage*, of I friendly soccer fame uith the Rest whom they beat b\ four goals to three at Jalan B»x.ir Stadium yesterday. I natch played before a c 400 people tested
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    129 12 MALAYA'S Thomas Cup star, Eddie Choonp. had a pleasant surprise ot Mr, Lake Wan Tho's cocktail party m honour oi the Thomas dip teams at the Hollywood Room at the OaYo^ theatre m Singapore last night. rhere was a cafce waitino for htm, and on it wete
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    388 12  - BURMESE PLAN TWO MILLION STADIUM EDIN PETERS by BADMINTON m Burma has definitely cauglit on m a big way, so much that plans are now under consideration for the construction of a super M 82,000,000 Stadium m Rangoon, said 39-year old I. Yu Saing, the President of the Burma Badminton
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    39 12 8.0.D.C.A. beat Braddcll Cricket Club by 24 runs m a friendly cricket match played at St. George's Road ground yesterday. 8.0.D.C.A. 63 (Magesh 27, Shepherd 6-26, Llewellyn 2-3) Bradrieil C.C. 39 (Shepherd 15, Johnson 4-7, Haw 3-13).
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    110 12 EDDIE CHOONG. 25 years old, yesterday, scored a grand birthday victory over world champion. Wo n s Peng; Soon, m a practice match at the Singapore Badminton Stadium yesterday. Smashing: beyond retrieving, and keeping the usually cool Peng Soon flurried with speedy fore and back
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    116 12 UNIVERSITY of Malaya drew with Wanderers m a friendly cricket match played on the Sepoy Lines Road ground yesterday. A feature of the match was the hard hitting by three of the University batsmen R S. McCoy 53, Ng Beng Wai 44 and P. L.
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    712 12 KULA (81) GAVE REST CONFIDENT START IN SECOND DAYS PL AY WITH three wickets m hand, the Rest are 69 runs behind thr v were all out for 323 runs when the first innings concluded ?u J o^ yesterday, second day of the annual Colony Test for the Clark* V
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    274 12 KUALA LLMPIR Sun The annual cricket match between Selangor Chinese and the Singapore Chinese ended m a draw on the Pudu Road ground today. Final scores were: Selansor Chinese 267 and Singapore Chinese 245. Both sides were only able to complete one
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      493 12 Weights For Wednesday KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The following are the raeeweights for seven races on Wednesday, second day or the Selangor Turf Clubs May-June Meeting.* Cl. 3. Div. 1 Abt. 7* Sadoura 8.1',: Ueveling 807 The Camel 9.00 Notaverse 8-1?; Mystic Code 8 ot> So Sorry 8.11 Rogation 8.1. Big
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