Singapore Standard, 9 May 1956

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  • 14 1 Singapore Standard BVOL NO M.M-wunr., wf_.unc.puAY, MAY 9, 1956 I 1 PAGES T» < KNh
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  • 379 1 "o<y@xiM PLANTERS PLAN TOUGH STAND Better To Rest Trees Than Meet $3 Demand KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Many rubber estates in the Federation would rather close down temporarily than submit to the "go slow" tactics called for Friday by the National
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  • 36 1 T ito: The Honest Broker I^ay 8 (Reuter) rnment leaders r guest of ito. to act tv'* brok'r between (ioverniiia ellort to get the put ar North Africa. rr.ed sources > for ibtfc a half-way *een Washingl
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  • 11 1 LATE -season ipper areas of the Vitko. .e>terday. A.P.
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  • 99 1 FEDERATION Director of Operations. General Sir Geoffrey Bourne, paid a farewell call on thc 1 (> Gurkha Rifles at Sirmoor Lines. Ipoh on .Monday evening. The General was given a touching farewell. He was carlanded Io times and showered with flowers as ho left the camp.
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  • 162 1 I mUT MayB itr> Kcturnin-r Australian bs ..M^rncn said todav that about 2"> Indonesian soldiers boarded a Dutch \pril Tl and starched it thoroughly. i hey said th ship. Ni< uw m si arched as soon It do *ked. Sydni v n
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  • 59 1 LABOUR GAINS 15 ■ONDON. May 8 (Reir Bjg results in the current ■pan ol elections for local m n England showed If sains to the Labour who are the opposr I nt. W m rday. I with I rns out- 5 r he So- had gained I 1 x^ e
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  • 149 1 Merdeka Talks LONDON. May 8 (Reuter) Singapore Chief Minis'.-- David Marshall eon i ged from the Sings- pore merdeka talks todss saying: "Storm signal! aie up."' b< ton he went into the m< eting, he told reporters: "it looks like thundering.' 1 Mr .Man Lennox -Boyd, the O lonlal Becretary.
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  • 44 1 VIENNA. May 8 (Reuter) A 77-year-old Viennese man escaped with a cut lip after putting a pistol in his mouth and pulling the trigger. The round exploded, but the bullet stuck miraculously in the dirty barrel Of the pistol.
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  • 27 1 KARLSON binte Doll ah, 9. Who went to a creek in Pulau Bukom Kechil ye.-tt rday to wash clothes, slipped into it and wa- drowned.
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  • 327 1 STORM SIGNALS ARE UP— MR. M. Crucial Session Today 40 minuto sir. LennoxRyd left to answer question- on colonial affairs in the House ol Common-. Mr Marshall summoned a meeting ol bis delegation Immediately after today's plenary session. Conference sources -aid the Bingapore delegation will reply tf> the new British
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  • 59 1 THE interim committee of the International Tin Council caretaker body charged with drawing up a programme of action lor the proposed international tin pact* met in private m London yesterday. They were still without new.- Irom Indonesia about the final Step she is about to
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  • 57 1 £30,000 Offer For His Head HEREKLION. Crete, May 8 (Reuter)— A local merchant. Charelambos Markakis, has offered 30,000 gold sovereigns for the head of Field Marshal Sir John Harding. Governor of Cyprus. He was "outbidding the British Governor who recently offered £10.000 for information leading to the arrest of General
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  • 111 1 CALCUTTA India. May 8 (UP) -More than 1.000 footsore villagers began to crowd into Dalhousie Square thll afternoon after completing a 200-mile trek from their Behar border settlements which they demand be made part of West Bengal 1 state. Defying re.-trictions on
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  • 180 1 Harding Rejects Mercy Plea NICOSIA, May 8 (UP) Colonial Governor Sir John Harding today refused a clemency appeal by two Greek Cypriote sentenced to death lor extremist i murders. The final decision to execute the two men wa.-; expected to set off a new wave
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  • 90 1 Mortar Shell Kills Farmer Cl RIOSITY KILLED A SINGAPORE lAKMI K YESTERDAY. Kum < \.ung Guan. 4^found a three-inch mc shell in the undergro sui rounding i'-uku Timah Road attap shack VY ad( i ng what it contain I he attempted to hurling Kum ten [eel against the v of
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  • 35 1 FES Mor M, I— Four arm- ri kidnapp* d th omimand- r.i:,' tion ct nt: h n in-: r L'i hi;- hon Autl :'i'r. d v'o The n»sl^aa»Bni^P^Pß»e»es saalnfl*v IO U I tr.
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  • 154 1 LONDON. May 8 Tw<, -third- ol Bril Ov r-< a.- Airv. ay- C rj r;< tion's airline fleet en Ing the Ami rieas and m < thi Commonwealth will ai uroundi d n< xt week il maintenance men carry out trik< thn ats. Mor-
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  • 267 2 Peking Trade Marshall Anxious LONDON M Ri iti i I —Mr. I Mai S.ngapore Chief Mil I thd- Governi to ieopen trade re: il u i ide is the very basis of fe. of our and we consider strangula-. i of tl trade which our competit r jures only Malaya,
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  • 166 2 KUALA LUMPI R, Tu( s. Offl al NAAFI I adquartei here t drj ta urn d lab ir- la the depot from talking B 11 B labour u p ite with the managi nt. I 11 Iced to bow their identity cards bel rs entering
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  • 43 2 HONGKONG, May a. Special Stan las I Service: Closing prices of the Hong- Q| Es am a ere $15.71 to rtej ing; 14 73 to US$l; I to Malayan $1; $0.159 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold I 173 to B tad
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  • 111 2 HONGKONG. Mav 8 (UP) The British-owned China M said today that Singap Chief Minister. David Marshall, is asking too much in demanding al sec power for Singapore when if the colony gets independence. The newspaper said: "SomeB ore than civil police are needed to
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  • 821 2 COMMUNISTS have infill r l Into Singatrade unions for the ick a) enslaveI ment of the rkers, i lead;.-. Briti h trade union: Mr. F. W. Dai- v( in his report I Colony GuvI til Mr, Da ami Sing ipore towards the end year at the
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  • 47 2 MORE than 50 secret society th igs ganged up in a i In Ma .le R 'ad. Sii gapore, yesterday tor a with b rival group. The gangsters, si med with knives, bottles a- I sti ks, fled when a van pulled up.
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    86 2 THE Chairman of Haw Tar Brothers Ltd Mr Vw Cheng (live. left Singapore late last night bv air on the first leg of a world tour. This business-cum-pleasure trip will enable Mr Aw hong Chye to study the latest developments in manufacturing techniques in some of the
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  • 158 2 Girl Charged Wi Intimidation For Spitting At Lorry BECAUSE a prettx 17 «.u id ins: lorry, she was hauled belon j yesterday and charged— with inlii m Fifth Magistral Mr. J.; 1 B. Jeyaretnam, looking prised t< Id th Prosecuting Officer that a lon i I not be Inti oi
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  • 70 2 PXNANG, Tues. The Malay 1 k song competition Lagu MeL I A to be held at th< Primary 1 hool hall here 8 pjn SB Saturday, May 26, has I sen postponed to June 9. With tange the organize r the Depai of Info: .ation and Radio Malaya,
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  • 57 2 jpn:i Tues In tbe High Court today, three youths Ch Chai A r ong Onn 2: E (26) claimed trial before Mr. J Pretheroe c ze of commit!:--n respect oj per Wise valued at $1.1 nging 1 the 1 Tujoh e at Chenderins or. tboul D- en
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  • 28 2 KUAL I LUM] c P V.' D. Hcadqu .ere reported today the Ulu L, Road will be temporar. ed for t repaii s1 the r estone.
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  • 72 2 COMMODITY PRICES < I'.:. nU lb) T? purr S, V S r M S** Ul,e N«. 2 May Hi..,.. J l firM. ■SBBBi s._ .In-, ,luh o< t hcc. I i Spot CWI1 Ji.ii' .lu 1 1,. faa m M dull U.N!, 'V" ,h »»e>ii Brst orafiso wer* 1 'ucaas-
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  • 248 2 fltXi Trosss among the young mm Malaya, sai M; Bu- ua Coice. in U Ice who ws toured South-east A was impressed by the a ness of the people to km THE Singapore Trades Union Congress will conduct a scries ol lecture courses on the
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  • 800 3 Judiciary Capacity of Council Queried iilh City Council was accused in the Singapore High Coui I ;.< sterday with away the Legal right Wm magnate. Mr. Loire h¥an I >. to build 8 cur.':;, a ,:i n land in East C m I Road Mr, Lota
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  • 286 3 Common Duty To Boost Degree SINGAPORE'S Minister for Education, Mr. Chew s Ke< i lay emphatically denied that he intended to discredit the Hanyana; University when he raised the question of recognx.,,^,.. to degree* made In a letter to the chairsity Council, Mr. Tan Lark
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  • 84 3 Nine Fined For Hiring Under-Aged KUALA T fPUR, t ies, K tobacco U-. exc were today lined a of $1 Bach of the us and Young Pe: inance They pleaded guilty before the I e to ch BI of emp!( B| Bjed II under as assistants in their 'fartoric Tiu
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  • 50 3 HREE sen r < mployeea ol i ms Sl irr oi thc Bingapoi re ephone Board r Britain tomorrow in tu Corfu for a Btac-month advanced training In tel pi me. Tt* are Mr Van All Sal. Mr. HII lid SchelUs, and [nche Ha.>him bin Mohamed
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  • 103 3 Cabbies To Enter Contest TAXI DBIVEBB will now participate in Sinuaaate'i first safcdrivin? rompclition lo be launched on July sjr. e. Shepherd, chairman of lhe Sincapore Safety First Coundl. told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Shepherd said lliese cabbies would come into the competition as members of the Singapore Hire Car
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  • 158 3 Judge Disagrees With rury's 6-1 Verdict A JUDGE in lhe Singapore lush Court yesterday disagreed With the finding of the Jury In s murder ease, and ordered a retrial, The case concerned a labourer, v. Vairappan, who was Charged With murder, lie wa.s alleged to have caused the death o
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  • 145 3 Independence By Stages MacKintosh SINGAPORE will get independence in gradual stages This was the opinion ol the new Deputy Commissioner General Mr. A If. ItacKlntosh, who arrived in Singapore yesterday from Britain by the Dutch liner Oranje, He told The Standard it Is tile declared policy of the British Government
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  • 154 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— TJie 70,000-strong Johore branch of UMNO is to hold a meeting shortly le protest against the recommendations of the 15- man Govern ment committee on the future Federation educational policy. I The Report la detrimental to the Malays, a spokesman of Johore
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  • 2728 4 COVETED 'ORDER' FOR 3 MILITARY CHIEFS Gallant Men Who Serve Malaya KLALA LIMPIR, Tues. —Three military commanders in Malaya were todav awarded the coveted "Distinguished Service Order," among: scores of decorations just approved by ihe Queen. Lt Col P. H ataißi lbs irst DSO, com nandaaa oflkcr <u the Rojal
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  • 42 5 rNG hsin wai rt barged io a Singapore Court with retaining i aging to Tan Cho:._; Liat, al tha Hongkong a:. Sha; ii Bnr'.k on MonNo ea am n le I and 1 1 na anded tl I May IS
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  • 182 5 SIX TEACHERS TOLD TO QUIT MINISTER WONT GIVE ANY REASON Lawyer Will Take Up Case SI X Singapore Chinese private school teachers have been asked to quit their jobs by the Education Department at the end of this month. The Minister for Education. Mr. Chew Swee Km yesterday announced that
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  • 163 5 KLI ANG, Tues.— Che Mohamed bin Abdul Rahman won the first prize, a ear, with ticket j I No. 307b7 in the Kluang Town Hall Sweep drawn at s Kluang Market on Mav 5. A Following arc* tho full J results:- Ist (a saloon j car*—
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  • 46 5 110 PANG KENG. a shopkeeper, was fined $10 in the Johore Bahru Magistrate'.^ Co urt today, for allowing a pttitfc b rttOt to place his table and three chajrs on the five-toot v. ty In ftmii of Ms shop, and thereby ob>tructing traffic.
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  • 97 5 MISS Ivy S h. d.vughVr < f Sing pore City Councillor Soh G e Soon, has I er-: 1 1 uic B British Council Scholarship lor the 1956 57 ccademio ye r, fl aril] take uo B Supplemen* Conraß In speech and drama at
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  • 155 5 Safeguard Interesfs Call THI] Seletar Naval Base branch of the Malayan Indian Congress, Singapore, wants the M.I.C. to withdraw its support for the Labour Front Alliance Coalition to 'safeguard the interests or the Indian community." I a raw itioo to Oil c^ 1 win
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  • 116 5 THE Kirpnri Bd m ation AaBOdation, Singapore, at its annual General Meeting held atly at the Gan Eng Seng School elected the following u e4h arera (or 1 156. Pr isio\ nt: Mr. P v. nxooao, M.B E Vice Presidents: Messrs William Tan and Khor Choo Eiim^. Won.
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  • 136 5 THE Peninsular Malay.Un;«m m S:nuapm\ lui.-. Bettl memorandum tQ tIM 0010■.,.8b y ;:1 Imt tou Batttai oari the f* Bn ol tha Un:< n OB mdtp< ndence fog Blngaporo. iBCbC 1.-a Zam. vic<--pre.-i--denl and publicity officer Ol PM.U.. lold The Standard yesterday that the
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  • 42 5 A SALES-MAXAGER I Vet Seng, repreaentinf Use Singapore Paper Products Ltd.. area yesterday fined $250 lor making an extension to aal arithoul permission trom the Li* v Council. He area given three months ta de no h it
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  • 148 5 He Kept Away From Parades A LABOURER. Tan Eng Guan. pleaded guilty In the Singapore Second District Court y< sterday, to n I al tending National S- n X) parades alter bring calk d up. He faced three etUUTgI < I staying away from pa ran I at the civil
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  • 61 5 JOHORE BAHRU Tues T.iM Irivei X:. K. K and hia three patafngeri were today c... b Sim d 156 I i breaking the c irfew fll I I a.m. on Api O>M pa Bfuser, Lian K;ans Kim. Ho a I 1 iard Co rier. Benai told
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    • 974 5 Standard dslmcii\cic Information at a Glance P' I pjb a seajneaasss-t end Ifelodise (16-Bfm); LIS Bporl n| XlfwTmTimm g m\f mmWmwmm^m^'fW' P'"- f-.mxixix; iSr H"' P.^o-' (16 82m 3 2.7 A'^tuxa i \;|{_U G F -El PIfjIIC fc Au.-- in M.i-i/..0 .Si- fIT K:rv.,: <) x..nn pi.-i2.mi: g •***A\*W&t r
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    • 547 6 M| freedom talk between the British Govrrn- ment and Singapore W "m erdeka' mission bave .-d why described as a crucial stage H is now possible to get a elearei Moeaimrnt of t: c stand I La* n b] Secretary Lennox-Boyd MSM ti trity both external and internal
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    • 422 6 V 1 '..i.en lt is rumouiud British, rubber •Ma ta lawiays ire selling oof and whan 300,000 rubbt i itai are reported to be adopting go-slow" tae t; to loi loycrs to accede b it ll .u U nmg to r> ad the ri ort o: ti:
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  • 744 6 r|V:!:S not «fl a.V.^e— e A U i ise te Bt> fares the q estj n "Wnen is a seaman not a BB aa r* one m h 4 hai a the kind of intelligence whi i hai I sea rrrrealed m hetaig ea
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  • 723 6 STOP ALL THIS PRUDERY gRITAIN, possibly due to its climate, has always been a breeding ground for prigs, prudes and crashing bores. They spawn in our older public schools and in ihe damp cloisters of far-flung cathedrals. They come out bleating whenever their watery eyes set on anyone who appears
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  • 77 6 I Do, Not I Don 't Sir; I thank you for the publication of my article Youth Council in your 'We The People" column dated 7th Hay, 1956. But 1 regret to inform you that the first line Was incorrectly printed. It should be "I do Bgiee with the Federation
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  • 187 6 How To Help The X-Ray Club Sir: Posters appealing and encouraging members of the public to join the Singapore X-ray Club are posted in every conspicuous place in the city. Such posters have been sent to schools Undoubtedly, the Club officials are trying desperately to recruit more members, but there
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  • 454 6 TEST FOR EURASIANS -AND A REPM Sir; Your comment entitled TEST FOR EURASIANS which appeared in your issue dated Sunday. April 2H does little service to a very small but loyal and law-abiding people who do not envy other peoples' good fortune. When we say that you
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  • 191 6 Sir} Bp dee'di'ip to chrlail ncar'p ail race b r oadcasts ore'- its aetaDorfc ia lhe v>car future. Radio Malaga is cerBBialg tafchtg a step ;or the hotter, ir is encouraging thai our Xational Radio Station is at last bringing i'sclf in line irilli fl
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  • 310 6 Sir; J.S. David's article in The Sunday Standard advocating that "it's wrong to retire a man Just becau e he has reached 55" Is indeed very truthful If you wish to knew 1. a old a man Is, do not r» :> r
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  • 76 7 East And West Must Be Friends— Tito Worlds Fate At Stake PARIS, Moy 8 (AP) Marshal Josip Brox Tito, President of Yugoslavia, yesterday colled upon East and West to seek out "new paths" of understanding to spare the world the catastrophe of nuclear warfare. Speaking tea formal dinner party for
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  • 217 7 Political Asylum bonn. \i;tv b (AP) Nearly 100.000 refugees from Bast Germany sought political a ylum in West Germany in the first four months ot this Fear, the Refugee Ministry announced yesterday. Hosp.tal Date ALBANY. New York. May B, i AP) Gov< rr* r Averell Harrlman will enter Columbia
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  • 185 7 Army Caught By Surprise ALGIERS, May 8 (AP)— Nationalist forees striking at midnight hurled their heaviest single attaek against European columnist farmers yesterday, slaying more than a score in a savage massacre along a fertile coastal Kp of Western Algeria. he well-co-ordinated series Of killings and
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  • 46 7 WRECKAGE 1 1 a twin-en-gined Canberra let waa found cm Monday night in the sea after the bomber disappeared during test night with two m< n aboard. An Air Ministry spoke-man mi id trie re wa s "no sign ol life.* 1 A P
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  • 232 7 LONDON. May 8 (AP)— A British spokesman vesterdav disclosed Britain J s preparing for international taLks on the future of ine Suez Canal. aetata... of State for For•ism HffaiH Anthony Nutting t«» 7 d the House oi Commons the Buea Canal
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  • 35 7 VIRGINIA MAYO, blonde movie star, will present the traditional kiss and six-foot Borg-Warner Trophy to the winner of the 500-mile auto race at Indianapolis motor speedway on May 30. an announcement said. AP
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  • 68 7 Bangkok. May s. (Renter) Professor Chu Yuen Chen, professor of music at Taiwan University, was burnt to death today in a fire which destroyed the building of the Chung Hwa Chinese Association here early today. The fire broke out Just before dawn. Professor Chu was making
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  • 281 7 Pulitzer Prize For 4 Anne Franek' NEW YORK. May 8, (LP) "The Diary of Anne Franek" made a complete sweep of Americas lop theatrical awards yesterday by hoins; awarded the 19.56 Pulitzer Prize for drama. Mackinlay Kantor's civil war novel "Andrrsonville" received the award for the best novel of the
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  • 143 7 NEW YORK. May 8, (AP) You don't have to smoke to get lung cancer, says British specialist Sir Ernest Kennaway. One-fifth of all lung cancer cases in England involve non-smokers, he said, as he arrived here aboard th.t liner United States on a
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  • 85 7 ANCHORAGE. Alaska. lUf 8. (AP)— More than igg persons, tho entire population f the Kushkokwim river Village of Bleitmut, were reported trapped on the top Hoot ol a two-storey schoo!hou>e yi terday by rising Hood waters u.s. Air force search and rescue officers were informed that Bleitmut
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  • 145 7 SEOUL. May 8 {{ruler)— lhe national police said Seoul district court today issued warrants of arrest for 120 persons already held by the police log alleged participation in last Satin day's bloody clash outside President Syngham Rhee's hillside residence in Seoul. I 1
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    71 7 lour expressions bv Louis \rmstronc "Kinc of Jazz" at a Press conference at the Sa\n\ Hotel. London recently Armstrone is in London on tour of Brit i in ..nd started his Ju-aa\ .snoum. at thf r.moies>, hai: London, on May 4 Armstrong has also been dubbed "Satchmo" hr, jazz
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  • 299 7 He Was Killed On Guard Duty— Expert Missing Frogman LONDON. Mav 8 (AP) —A British submarine ex pert hinted yesterday that a missing English frogman may have lost his life while guarding the safety of the Soviet cruiser Ordzhonikdze in British waters The cr ns< r br< I nier Bulganin
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  • 57 7 LYON u e, May 8 (AP) A hundred lollowers of I .tde's anti-tax n\< ni' nt warn.' d ar .r a Saint n* yesterday and I ..<■•:., x 'mi i Oa r. ?a> venting a mover's van from ajajawaßCasing t eWi rnm< nt ag< ni trj
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  • 212 8 SIX MONTHS DETENTION IPOH, Tues.— A soldier in thc 15 19 Hussars, Trooper S Spiigc was sentenced to six months' detention at a District ('ourt Martial today for obtaining from thc Royal Armv Pay Corps a sum of 536.86 in ration allow ancc hv faiselv
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  • 110 8 THEY WILL NOT BE LEFT OUT ;drrn si UKtrev/s Ortnopaer: If < < r i-' at the special childrtr. which the Lo.> Ang< Orel tra Is r. r.d 1 1 at The children, v. bc of the Or< tra's Singapore sponsor. na.d Moore Productions, will be transported to Badminton ambulances
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  • 136 8 Why Library Books Don't Come Back REMOVAL and forgetfulness were the main reasons lor non -re turn of books borrowed from the fc.r._ S\S ir; hrarian Mr. Ch ng told E iard y< Bat Mr. Chua, the percentage of books jgh non -ret urns was very small an one per
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  • 85 8 MUAR. Tues. Mr. Justice Paul Storr. Johore High Court Judge, is Ic g Malaya on b prior to nUn nent on June 7. the last Assizes to l, e presided by him here vc o: Mr, c. M. P. Filial oe behalf of memhers of the B
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  • 157 8 MR. CHAN AWARDED $15,000 MUAR, Tues— Damages of 515.000 was awarded Johore State Councillor >Ir. Chan Shi shi against the Mahua Press Ltd. of Singapore, hy Mr. Justice Paul Storr. in the Supreme (Ourt here on Sunday. The Mahua Press are printers of a Chinese language newspaper. "Cheng Fong Pau."
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  • 51 8 PEN I Tues Musttmfl here will organize Boris sn Pancharagam (music) performan i tring M :.iicipal Centenary celebrations' wei I will ilso he decorati I ahi m will ~o round the tow: A special M MUm fun f,.ir may he help ths Date Kramat gnmn i (taring ths
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  • 132 8 >ors and doctors will arrive in Si ng pore as visi eas externa] exam: University of Malaya when the final degree examinations begin on May 14. y arc: Professor V. M. Trikojus f Melbourne: Pi Saaaso r D Whit♦ c r > a of Edinburgh:
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  • 156 8 Inspectors Told To Tind Facts' IPOH. Tues —Magistrate Che Jama! b:n Abdul Latif today told Health Inspectors that they 'must find out facts and not just make arrests."' The Magistrate made the remark when a young Chinese boy. Cheng Sing Wan. 17. sras charged with hawking icecream without a licence
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  • 34 8 MALACCA. Tues. Thc Sett enent Government today accelerated Hari Rays Public Holidays in Malacca to Ifay 11 and 12, bo that the holidays :r.ay coincide r> to closely with religious festival dates.
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  • 134 8 JAKARTA. May 8 (Renter) A Dutch national employed as g senior official in the Indonesian Ministry of Finance had left the country illegally and was now in Singapore or en his way to the Netherlands, the Attorney General's Office announced today. An official
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  • 30 8 A THREE-YEAR-OLD child, Lee Yang Neo. who drank an antiseptic trom b bottle lying iihout a house in Kun Chuan Road was admitted to the General Hospital last night.
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  • 29 8 TAMBI.IF.F Mn Sulnr.g. Bras jresterday put on a years probation for steal" mg SI4U from a woman. Esafa binti Haji Ar?had. at Upper AJjunied Road on March 19
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  • 357 8 General's Farewell Tour IPOH, Tues. Perak Home Guards were told this morning by Lt. Gen. Sir Geoffrey Bourne, Direct or of Operations, that shooting was more important than drill. Gen Bourne todav continued his farewell visit ,0 Perak calling at the headquarters of the
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  • 112 8 KUALA LIPIS. T ies. A Be* year o I opiun addict. I• i RLok Te ng, resi In a back anc c mice hei e, bed unontiollahly when the President of the Sessions Court Mr. J R. IVhi ru liste I I nine previous convictions for
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  • 56 8 Trades Acquitted of Trust Charge BBaBBBBsfI sa I fl I I of $15,000 w I BBBBSBBs! manaaer nt guilty mis2 bbbbbbbbbsb! fl that thoug I s grain —fl means cn.r.ir.a' said t «j3 I to the Co3 °f < ,n n:rictsß rice fl I hovttH the merchant or. fl -gm
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  • 25 8 UMNO 'TO Celebrat In Colony UMNO' Im Iggl A tentative promafl eaMf iVsii fatal Minister *JHg BSBgW of thc M men JJfjj nt-assaV he fl
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  • 9 8 A > ~\W m bouse in Farrer I 1
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  • 58 8 thk winners and finalists of Radio Malaya*! IfM Talentimc Competition on Monday night have signed up bs booavaiy members of 'he Singapore XBay i": ib. The conduct ni and n t nbers of thc Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra who are arriving in Singapore this month wi i
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  • 84 8 Plans For Oyster Breeding P N ANG. Tues. The F Department here plans to bring in full-grown rs from the Muar 1 in Johore in an attempt |fi breed seed in the sioner, Mr. R. P. B.ngham, dftaV closed j y. .Mr. Bingham said thc De- [ng to Boot ture
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  • 37 8 MUSLIM anc Malay or- B M i an invitation from the General of the In•ai Assembly of Muslim Youth in Cairo to deleg pari pal n the nd International Can ti in A ndria July.
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  • 187 8 qualified volunteers are being BOCJght by Singapore gild Kuala Lumpur JlfCees to carry out humanitarian work in South Vietnam in conjunction with "Operation Brotherhood." Singapore chairman of thc Operation Brotherhood Committee. Mr. Fred Eu fester- 1 day emphasised the need for responsible and Qualified young Malayans
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    • 167 8 SUPER IKONTA II t^UiV^ W%J T *V J P ■ZummU E ROYAL HOUSE of CAMERAS „.r VV) cvcilcble: List $467'- ll^BsssP^bssl Amplifier, or J m M l^ B&^si_: BW M^S UM J J^ _f ___l ____f li^v^^ IS_!^__b; /_^sa sssssssssV mW^^Lmm m* I ssasai V_l/ D V a D'GNA Camera,
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    • 60 8 Weather Report .perature: From 7.30 p.:v. "1 J a .m. BSSagßpor Penang (T6 F». Kota Bahru Kuala Lumpur |H K>. Ipoh (73 Kuantan (74 Wl. Maximum Te f.30 a.m. t v a. Singapore (M Penang (88 K Bahru <nnt received) Kuala Lumpur I. i K ataa [gQ I Rainfall: >
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  • 74 9 FAMOUS not only a s a scientist but also a* thr greatest woman of her time. See caption below. MME Mc j( i rho fr „i (l the ele ment radvr th* o*l* fl mm* tht m teient, st ae.d her bus- M mers of 1903. 1
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  • 520 9 OAN Francisco's ChinalO*ri is suffering from tho U.S. investigation of the CHINESE PASSPORT CKET. ihos slowed down. Chinese-American pride has been ided. Some members of thc largest Chinese community in the ed States have become embittered and a few are talking of nq thc country. Probe By
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  • 47 9 I an annual carnival dance h| Aachea, Germany, fltt i (irgc bg iveight j flflton. Dnneers ivill > d (it I trance ond cl I a ■■<••/ b pes d. Fne Btad< I hope to make > i r ag oa I Ol pnrtig Bi -'/less-
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  • 574 9  -  M.A. Glasgow fcy fflnflaßaagaaagasaaamßafajaa^ LONDON CTRAJfGaT sj bmhj aeeav, in H bj ege ol atomic energy, r> rd workers Pfl rpenme- p to /t rf aai i fiactorg ll p simltght d rectlg info e'ectric cat* 1 Re •<■•:';. I Ift B idfl ao important d
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  • 1393 9 Mum Prays For Son To Lose Big Bout I Continuing today i rSome Faces in the I Crowd"- one of the m* m* world's greatest f boxing stories by; I Budd Schulberg' il this STANDARD! I Feature Series. I IE wm iWUt* and he wm vrillin* and his c boo*
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    • 180 9 HBNtym SK -ice -fresh ,f in^lin^ -fresh I 'ty*e -^y.- &mmWLn3mmmW2BmmW****W *%fct *^A\mmm\ __H__^^ J <mMtMw ____________________________g_________________HMßaVV -wwA* _JJ A- *T y'"A. A^^Z*'~jr^*'^^^ <**• mJ3*~- -*+<''J?' V M J *^&m7 T^- z&mw^^ M ASSm v»^^_ A"* x/^' fcJ»-^BRB>' >»»«♦'• Jm f y^* *>• ,n_| ■^mmjtmm am> fH a I' rJ
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    • 199 9 F^DRD PUZZLE liionzngaEE W*m jm LL I v ••> I Ha fV? fS BT B'* wBT bbb^ PJ9n«l aaßßaßßr^ -aaßaaaar"^ H y^ bJh Bfl HB B I B I I HTm i P iJflißtßCfltni a 2S5 1 J iH I"^ I I i Taakl ___r***-L. I I J I I
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  • 351 10 IT'S OUR DUTY TO BACK GOVT...' Guthrie's Local Head MALACCA, T u e s.— Guthrie's Malayan chief, Mr. A. F. Taylor, was deeply moved when dealers from North-west Johore came all the way to Malacca last niirht V bid him and Mrs. Taylor farewell on his impending
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  • 148 10 Business In Shares MALAYAN iharebrokeri yeeleeday reported the folic)-. 1 ug business done: B B. Pet. 4;) ta M N Ords, 11.675; f7. Hammer 12.47); H wauah II 30: M Cement ?1 "Cl M. Co Is. 98 ai d 99 cents; Robinson ords. I7| S'pore Cold Storage Sl 40 to
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  • 92 10 IXDCSTRIALS on the Malayan Share market were selectively better yesterday, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. Tin shares were steady, while rubber shares continued to remain quiet. Price changes yesterday were INDUSTRIALS Boxers Sellers 88. Pel 49 '6 51/Hennr Wauah I 30 I-3S McAlister 2.75 2 85
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  • 48 10 GUTHRIE Co. Ltd. reported the following output for April: Rubber 6-350.000 lb (27-340,000 lb. for the first four months of 1950) tea 201, 000 lb. 739.000 lb. palm oil 1,050 tons (4.229 tons). palm kernels 265 tons 1,239 tons and tin ore 1.234 piculs < 5,612 piculs
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  • 298 10 Breakdown Of Talks No Effect On Rubber THE rubber price in Singapore dropped 3/3 cent to B7| cent, per lb for flrst grade May shiprrn nt on a barely steady market yesterday, despite new, of the breakdown ot the talks between the rubber workers and employers in the Federation. Prices
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  • 117 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picui yesterday were Copra May DO] buvers. $30| sellers; coconut oil (bulk) $4H sellers, coconut oil (drums) $49 sellers: Muntok white pepper $98 sellers. Sarawak \vh:tc $97 sellers, Special Sarawak blaek $74 sebers. Singanore Copra Association closing prices: Straits mixed
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  • 197 10 Increase In Cargo Loaded CARGO load* d and discharged Irom v< s. i I.Singapore road.- and wharv< have shown I steady hecrease in tonnages roc first two m nths daring th< past three y< ars, according to statistics just issued. Figures n r t nt B**l months ol this p
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  • 202 10 Port Pile Up Now Easing KUALA LI'MPVR, Tues. The danger of goods piling up at Port Swettenham gg a result of the protest over the new method of assessing Customs duty has diminished considerably following the intervention by the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce. A week ago importers pretested vigorously
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  • 90 10 SHIPS IN PORT OUTER ROADS Mirza, Auray, Anwarbakan, New Coronation, Chona Hsing, Selo, Brislav, Laoaz, BenroacdSelo, Brialey Lapels, Bcnmacdhui. INNER ROADS Aik H;n. Bidor, Salong, Soon Bcc. Serdang. Scudai. Ta ypc. Arnhcim. Kalimantan, San Francisco. Pooicns. Paheoa, Selangor, Labuan Hadji. Petaling. Van Den Broek. Sin Hong Ho. S.H.B. WHABVEB Boissevain
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  • 192 10 Dutch Insuram Firm To Expand RESULT OF BETTER i;3 A LEADING Dutch ,ns U r Qncc I made plans to open branch ot< Hongkong and Bangkok, os a result ra V ed trade between Holland and rn Mr. Marinus A. Naayen. dn fl compann -^ing to .< I Th< Standard
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    • 583 10 N() T I C E S NATL'RAMS ATION V that the I Whose names and Bf* gtvei w are app •alisa:at any per vs any reason why naturoould not be granted should send a written signed statement of the to the Chief Secretary. Chief rys Office. Singapore. 1 Mr LIM
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    • 663 10 SINCAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRL'ST LAND AT OWEN ROAD LEASE BY TENDER APPLI \::o;.s gig brerted by ten'>: the U'.'-'-eur lease ov end et Oerea Road i timet* I to contain a tote area of 8 OgQ qft for tne B Ol 5 tWO-ei rcy shophouses aticulari an I Coo a-e an
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    • 422 10 NOTICES OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I. Oh Yan Sen:., ol Ml Syi Atari Road. Singapore, Oe 6 applied to the Boar I of Licensing 1 isti es, Singapore, for a Retail Shop i ence hi respc 1 of premises of Chop Hiap Soon, 201, Syed Aai r.i:. (gro aid
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    • 140 10 T.S.S. "STATE OF MADRAS >JS Sailing May 10, J956-4 C »i EMFAPKATION TIME Dcek ond Bunk Closs Pass ng, r S Soloon Closs Passengers All passengers travelling p, r th r- notified that thev should torwt.vci jj hoggoge for mspcction ond loading mm M«y M?j SH B. Godown No 31
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    • 749 11 ■French trading co., ltd. 132/6 Robinson Road r H ELUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE N Ycrk Baltimore. Philadelphia 6 Cult Spcr. F.flboa Penan. HI *r*-nr--— luM 9/M l"n» IS/16 un 17 1 h Wf I" 1 -J My 24 25 luly 26/27 ■pj. rcrM to load nd dl^ hßrt#
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    • 1158 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD <c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 1S incorporated in S.n«.porc. (12 l h :::r the blue funnel line oeP t Ca.r.er, cpt.on to proceed via other port, to lot* d d, ««J"«« f 0 SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON CONTINENT Singapore. Due Sa.ls S ham Penan rofaeriM fof
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    • 880 11 MITSUI js§Bl LINE FOR JAPAN from India S P e P Shom Penon9 Bansei Maru for Yokohama Kobe Moii May In Por Akakurosan Maru for Yokohama Kobe, Moil u B 'a May Bunyo Moru for Yokohama Kobe, Moji FOR JAPAN from'conV,/.;; Un M V Harunasan Maru for Yokohama. Nogoya, Kobe
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    • 723 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS So.l.ngs irr Bangkok ond For Eo*t Fcnang P S ham S pcrr "MEONIA" 9 10 May 11 1 2 Mov li 1 4 M oy "KAMBODIA" 17 TQMoy 20 21 Mov 22 14 Mov "MAGDALA" 2 2 June 3 3 June 4 -J unP "LALANDIA" 5
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  • 153 12 COOKERY Jvnion--11 rati 0 0 to iD I rod u ce 5] —a pure vegetable t k:ni4 tat. was held in John Little's Restaurant last Saturday. Mrs. Molly Chua, in a half hour demonsl ration I 1 1 0 We d lhe G c> rre C I
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  • 100 12 1 hoot fast aad a drcm, which li fairly asso. back from ths clcaasn." loritcs M n 1.b.. M aaej i find thai las -fcovlder pad* havo .s'unmk and bsCOfRS ler.y filial, is it. ore ang nay o; •o/tsaiag lhcm ogam?" Many of the new synthetic materials used
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  • 1027 12 by Patrick Doncaster, Mary Brown and Jane Dexter \V HAT sort of wife does m a man win at a marrilgl bureau? Il .-he not-bo-prtxtty. diiiicuit. dowdy? Hai ibi been bf-pM-icdl Why doei lhe go to a marriage bureau? TheiC were QUCStIOIU Wf Mked Mr>.
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  • 301 12  -  GINA MARTELLI by AIEN often make unflattering :»:r.a:ks about women's clothes but thev would do well to remember that nearly all the famous fasbiotv designers are men. And the latest rcciuit to the leading ranks :s a slight, good-looking youne BMal from Rome, who has been acclaimed
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    79 12 A 1.1. the Midi pMM here* crushable. and x. ,i .i. where a crumpled Kelt This 111— dress is ef i black and uhit« -led mitfe a but and hu pal. h i k. is it has Uj neckline. < ''"ire I knit dress of fety orlon. rotton
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    • 259 12 s T^ff^F^*- -dm* -JJ^y^sfjg *r-.- e*y nf c -1 eafrmj with -J_i^x>^r I b- ra> Pr P, i. N f v WmMjm take advasMsfi of the _> i e__________-« «_f Pen an tf peno^"*. Spj Vrrte to Lrrrr Broth, M V^ _^t^ee^swrytoLe^eTßrotllef»(^n A rl- t w.rK ltd. PO Bn 1004.
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    • 153 12 r^rWtTil^ I SEveM MEN >T xV 1 WH*\^AmmmW^^m^l gflgSSw WIWM J M I W JJi MOON BASE, A?S^E.' r^j&fe, Vri T^ljifT*^! Mmi /_____l gssssssl V yesrEPDAy'S •SSgtoflKV lv. Bsssf^^^aT ssT ssT gSk_-_-gssa ißa& ■n-_a**i_i j■ •>-> tv a^a^a^a^a^s-^-B-Ha^a^B^^^^^ »v^ t*«efllrfl V V -^V^-^ V {^T^*^^ 1 in a freighter bound
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  • 138 13 GO SL mty d Rr.r j.. d y,, r ta SAK\ IJ. B m p at Lie 2 -i- dj Indi you gster. -,r. in the 10th minute i i Marimuthu centred non di left R aktha to •ie..d n ,[j lq tot
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  • 119 13 I x. Singapore Open j- Te nshipi will JJ i ma Ma: a to lons -i e ch impio Wi n be pi od oo Um TaneUn Club courts, C A courts the Sing ipore Club c rurl and tho Sing pore Recreation C1 u b 1 namcnl
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  • 54 13 CHINESE ATHLETIC "A" Mi eantile B ii Sports Club ey tit goafei I I OM s friendly sot i m itch ll Fan i Pai ysttardi Scorers for the Ch ise were Tl Chw I life Wih c n S Sebasl Va i Swan K Malhquc- i lied
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  • 44 13 RAXDOLPU Ti'RPIN, former British and World light heavywcigiit champion, (right), makes Italian Alesasadro D'Ottav o duck daring their scheduled ten-roswd fsjyhl in Bitmingharn on Apr' 17. D'Oltarin retired fo| tht eighth rosmd with a cat tye. Associated Press Ptwto from London.
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  • 259 13 TORNADOS GREW WEAK THE INDIANS WIN INDIAN Brotherhood Sorceries heat the Tornados Sports Club by twa goals to one in the S.A.I .A. Div. SB league match at Farrer Park j esterdas. The Xbrnaaea bad Un better of the exenanges in th e first halt, bui on resumption they faded
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  • 150 13 SINGAPORE Recreation Club baa h.m. Dockyard 'A' by Iwo goali to ni! in a SAFA Div SB f :,2 o V~ CCCr fmtteh played an the SAC ground yesterday. The Eurasian! opened the score in ths 8:h minute when J. do Souza passed the ball to ths
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  • 34 13 IN a friendly footbaii match Payed at the padang yesterday, Singapore Cricket C:ub, easily beat Rajaji Sports Club by five goals to nil. Scorers for S.C.C. were: Vandermey (3) and Cotton (2).
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  • 151 13 MILLER (281) LEADS AUSSIE SPREE LEICESTER, May 8 (Reuter)— Australia's; touring cricketers drew their match with Leicestershire here today but ran up a mammoth total of 694 for six before stumps were drawn. Leicester] hire were H 11l yesterday lor 288. Kaith Ifiller, Um vi an ip* tain, playing hu
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  • 135 13 LONDON, May 8 (ssesssriv--Dennii Compton, who bad I kneecap reaaoved last year si d bai since had leveral visiti to hospitsl for treatment waa sl the no's at __oras thhi morning hi •< ll hil knee for the first tune. Woa: ing hi- Y.nzl ;r.d >
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  • 112 13 Members' Day At Chinese YMCA A Msssßafs* Day eriH be obssnrad bv tim Chinese y.m ca on Sat.;: from I p.m. to 1 1 p_a ii m Nasi B...:dmg, off I 1 000 Ed* BI ci Rssd 'I* e programme includes a Tab e Tennis exhibition by Tan Hon| Mei
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  • 86 13 ROME. May I (Rt its*) Miss Altbea Gibson, the young U.S. Negress, today bacaa i sromen's singes champion of Italy when she beat Mi S izy Kor'mnczy (Hungary; in the final S-3, T-j. Lcxv Hoed (Australia"* l the mens s:r.c'< tr'p boa' Swedish Dsv Cup player
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  • 45 13 GAN Erg Son o'd bo; atS invited to send En their entries for tne inn and Ml yards I ICSS for old bOJrS at ttM IChasili annual snort- on June 14. Entries must be *or* to the Sports Secretary before May I,
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  • 58 13 MELBOURNE, May 8 (AP) —The Grace Kelly-Prince Rainier wedding apparently left little Monaco too broke to field a team for the 1956 Olympic Games. Monaco advised Gen. William Bridgford. the games' executive officer, yesterday it would not be represented. The reason: "Lack of funds." Liberia
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  • 162 13 londox. m 8 taasaagfi Crt ksct results: At Lords. Hampshire beat MC C by eighl kets. Baaspshirs Ml for fwe da» lared snd secondly I '■■■<>■ M-C.C 125 and secondly 247, Mi ton 66. At (ambririsr. Cambrr^e Uni sity-Lancashire mai h drawn. ridge I secondly 214, Barber
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  • 180 13 MANILA, May 8 (AP)— The Philippines may have to cancel its Olympic soccer qualification tie against Communist China and its annual interport game against Singapore because of a previous commitment for a series of games in Spain, a Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation
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    • 38 13 I wor ld famous family of WiGER I mtdicinal products packed balashin sai I OAT KUA TAN) I Very effective for Coughs. I Indigestion, StXttockntstv I Tiredness I StomGchache, Foul Brecth. IG AUN TONG 1 TK.KR MEDICAL HALL
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    • 507 13 TO LET I r -od house suitable bn t ied couple. Rent reasonable. Inspection invited Lorong Marican. off Jalan Eunos opp te Cenl EOR SALE 'AR OWNERS— Cut vour runV- ring cost bv fitting a scien- 1 flc. ily des ened Atom ser tc Vour Car Todav II improaas Your
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    • 481 13 CLASSIFIED ADS LNGAGEHUNT r |'liE engagement is announced 1 he- ap. viss.il aaa i r r is Mr*. C. S. Yin of PFRSO\AI i r- r s- ersons inter art od ia study of hypnotism anr pleas Post Office Box Ma. 2185 BSj c 1 contact me at E. and
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    • 173 13 kbr.cr By Al Capp P I MERCVS A NCT" -sSM 6-:s<V;C3-N-3 SA-s l^. r™; J (ladies'?— 2 ilA' I > r4ELVI FE£T-*4 CRAVES A sjcV < I ■v v n^' v, tm c^pcs ri_ cl\— r^^^^7 > A n aaW *_W-^>_L G •'<s& I^l y 'v- c v/ jik. _____r._..aaaV^
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  • 34 14 THF (ity (ouncil plan of tlie athletic stadium for Singapore at larrcr I'ark. In the centre is a hockey pitch wkiek may he used for laun tennis courts if required.
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  • 126 14 Long Wait For AthletesSoonOver SINGAPORE athletes, aiming to smash records or qua lif s lor selection for thc World Olympics this November, will set their first real break when the Singapore AAA championships are held at Farrer Park's new ithlctic stadium on July 20 ami 21.
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  • 189 14 THE following will r the Singapore Ceylon Si Club against the Johore Sports Club in their aiet match lor the N lmgham Shield at Ba on Friday. ayretnam (Ca. K 5 Bingham. S. Yogaraja am. S K. K ham, S. Paramathcvan, Soocelaraj. E. Wicks. S.
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  • 249 14 be fei b chain link, and depending on the popularol the stadium, turnstilei be constructed at the entrances. To provide spectators with the required shade, the City Council has planted trees near 1 The building of a small pavilion and several (hanging room> are
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  • 56 14 CHESI ER, Engl n I, Mi p I (R( tcr) Mr. ph Megret thn a- -ear-old eoH Artiits won the Che I R V N over one mile, longs and 75 yards here t< H it Mil r Mi Donald B nan 1 Induni ry two ith Designer
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  • 30 14 CARDIFF Wales, Ma\ 8 AP —.toe Bygrsvcs, Trinidad weight, night beat age of Be gium on nackoul In Ihs ith roui I ol a s heduled ght
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    40 14 lI ERE is I.W yards of straight cinder track completed at the City 9 stadium now about to he completed at harrer Park. Tiers to accommodate spectators uill he built on the left and on the foreground.
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  • 273 14 COLONY athletes wishing to attend a Track and Field training course conducted hy thc I'nitcd States Olympic Council in California may do so— pro\ided they pay their own way. lhe Singapore Amatetu At] A- -Delation ha- been invited by m American O
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  • 184 14 AT tiic monthly committee meeting of the Singapore Amateur Swimming: Association held on Monday, it was decided to hold a trial on June 30 for those swimmers attempting to qualify for selection in the Colony team for Melbourne in November. Before thc meeting
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  • 810 14 The Horning Gaiiop t Spencer's Horses Show Promise For S'pore Races TRAINER Jack Spencer's Two Dimension, Enjoyment 11, Television and Amusement Park showed up to advantage at Bukit Timah yesterday when horses were' sent through their paces in preparation for the coming Singapore meeting ENJOYMENT II was easily
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  • 123 14 By Windsor Who Return Bukit Time z*& d tb? 1 Three |J ,I*r«*aau;, 'ireee mt I wsv up the strati east after ihJ better^ Lsagaier at the J tag for 1 h RiaiA going much be> W, .11. matched over ti sec Both wetti ae end. I'izstrs did a pace
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  • 39 14 REME beat RAOC. by RS coals to two in their United Services league srrcer matcn piayed at Alexandra ground yesterday. Scoters tor REME wee Sintson 2. Tebbcr 2, Attwood and Simmond^ Grins scored bom goals tor RAOC.
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  • 36 14 overseas Assurance Sports Club beat Robinsons Sports Club by three goals to nil in a friendly soccer match Si farrer Park yes tei day Tio TSOW 2 and Wing Kee scored for thc winners.
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  • 175 14 SHEPPARD WILL LEAD EUROPEANS THE tin* J sn ivai ef Harold s Sbeppard and his Insjnesi to lead the E i psn side against the tiie Clarke Cup ickct itiat ea Um padang tl wi d lhe prob en of selecting a suitable skippi r. Both David Pr; r af
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  • 42 14 Standard 's Cricketers Singapore Star cot B( D in a Picket match at St. R n. todav ted fr 1 1 naa» Satu K;og. s V '.ill. David Thanv biai K I B- Mohindcr V. A Markar. I A ..r. I hn.
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