The Straits Times, 26 March 1953

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    14 1 The Straits Times FOI'RTKEN PAGES FrnnMi+rj JS4S, SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 26. 1953. 15 CENTS
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    MURDER TRIAL ESCAPE
    870 1 Gaolbreak town under curfew PRISON WARDERS HELD rniun.TiiHv PENANG. Wednesday. (jMIKt.MOUN was tonijrht under strict curfew after an all-day hunt for m^7A:Xn:° mPen n PriS n WhUeOn If «^he InimcMl \ls;ili :ill don- Wbv trcKips |,H,k pail in Ihc hind and sen March launched by the Security
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    Engineer on bail is found shot
    104 1 Engineer on bail is found shot IPOII Urd— Tl yrar-old mining engineer, L. M. >lrKer. of M.ihni N.i«ar. who this morning pli-.tiled euilt\ in thr magistrate^ tourt to a charer of i— lUlng an »rt of erovs inderencv. was this iftrrnoi.il Idiiiiil with i gun-hut wound in bin hv.n\ 11
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    Talks likely on unrest
    47 1 Talks likely on unrest The Pai I I«»b»-ir r eounetl may th»- reported labour unrest in the Colony at Ita n A->r 4 Th.- ctMirman of the Singi- •xMir Par'v M r 8 K Pffifil told -he 81 la>t nicfir that the me.-Mnif I :n S;ni ipore.
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    JET WINDS
    32 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Wed Pan-American Airways Clippers are using a "Jet stream" that sweeps westward across the Pacific at 250 miles an hour to help them fly nonfrnm Tokyo to Honolulu.
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    Arab charge in – border incident
    28 1 Arab charge in border incident JERUBALEM. Wed Jordan M:> r- pi m trated tero:u into Arab territory, openeri fir^ -n Arab shrpl and mri srven in th. 1
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    THE ESCAPE PRISONERS
    117 1 Police issue description Details of the two escaped prisoners are as follows: UH KHI AN Em, tarn Ah Khen. alias Lee Khoon. ton °f Lee Teik: born in Perak. holds identity card number Penan* 257*15: living at HI. Kedah Road. Penang: Cantnnesc. age 22: painter. Mnrlr dark
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    GIVE THE ORDER
    57 1 he tells Neguib lift Oamel Abftel Na.wr told General Nepuib. the Egyptian Premier, that if he gave tli* order the nation would rise as one man to rid the country of the British. Lieutenant Colonial Nasser who was speaking on behalf of the peasants, told the Premier
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    FOR THE RECORD
    30 1 TOKYO. Wed. Former Adm'r?l Hichisaburo Nomura Ambassador to Washington whr n the Japanese attacked Pf-ar; Harbour, yesterday was rter»ed president of the Victor Phonograph Co. of Japan.—
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    A SWIMSUIT BANDIT DISCARDS HIS COSTUME
    143 1 A SWIMSUIT BANDIT DISCARDS HIS COSTUME ONE OP Singapore* swimsuit gangsters has either gone out of business or changed hi* methodv Last Friday a Chinese householder in Stevens Road wa* robbed »f money and jewellery by two Malay gangster*, one hi whom spoke Kngll*h and wore red swimming trunks. Now
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    Govt rejects union's arbitrator
    272 1 rE SINGAPORE Government yesterday rejected he choice of Sir Cheng-lock r»n by the Union of Postal md Telecommunication Work•rs to be the chairman of the >ropo*ed arbitration board to rhlch both parties had agreed o refer the dispute. The Singapore Commls.sloner or Labour. Mr. O W.
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    {MONTH'S MOURNING -SO CROWNING IS NOT POSTPONED
    587 1 {MONTH'S MOURNING -SO CROWNING IS NOT POSTPONED QUEEN MARY IS DEAD, the 85-yearold grandmother of the queen dild IN HER SLEEP AT 11.20 ON TUESIAY NIGHT IN HER LONDON HOME. FOR THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE IN BRITAIN, IT WAS THE END OF AN ERA, THE LAST LINK WITH THE DIGNIFIED VICTORIAN
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    World mourns the passing of Queen Mary
    461 1 World mourns the passing of Queen Mary LONDON. Wednesday. POtTNTLBJM tributes flooded into London May as the world mourned thf de.ith last nieiit o' Queen Mary. The messages salutrri her as a "rreat lady Tho sorrow was deepest in the British Common- wraith nations. But the peopir of BrlUab ixwessions
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    Police 'in plot against government'
    62 1 KATMANDU. Nepal Wed L»RTY-ONE Nepal police- I r men have been arrested to i foil a conspiracy to overthrow i the Government, it was announced here. They w«-re seized by soldiers aTter the Nepal Army had been alerted to start a secret roundup of dangerous
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    3 WOMEN STRANGLED IN HOUSE OF DEATH
    180 1 The 'Yard' seeks quiet clerk LONDON. Wed A FOURTH rottint; i.mali corpse iruiKt tiKlav in a London house of death apartment .spurred a Scotland Yard hunt for the quiet little clerk who had rented the lodging. The bodies of three women were found
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    General returns
    25 1 HONG KONO WM General Mark a ark. Unit-d Nation.* Bupreme Comir*ndc* in Korea, left today fr>r Taioeh on his way back to JapJC-
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    Dato warns of coming clash
    522 1 Dato warns of coming clash KUALA LUMPUR Wed. I)ATO ONN oin Jaafar. Member for Home Affairs and founder of the Independence of Malaya Party said tonteht "In spite of professions of unity. I feel that we shall yot see a major riash of eonflirtine interests between two communities, a clash
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    'Expd Farouk' call to Italy
    34 1 CAIRO. W>ri Thf EKvptiaa Government has «<krd tin Italian Government either to put an end to ex-Ktng Fnrouks political aetlTlUflir H t i vpei nim. a .spokesman here today—Renter.
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    TEAMWORK OF NATO FORCES IN THE SOUTH PLEASES C-in-C
    177 2 NAPLES. Wednesday. ADMIRAL ROBERT CARNEY, C-in-C, Allied forces in Southern Europe, said today that sea and air teamwork of NATO forces in the Mediteiranean was rood. He said this at the end of ninr days of two exercises planned to test
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    Egypt 'heading for Republic'
    109 2 SAYS FORMER PREMIER CAIRO. Wed FRMER Premier Aly Maht-r. chairman of the 50-man corr.m:s.ston entrustrd t> trv^ulate Egypt's future (•restitution, announced that tr.e country might turn nvnr t-i a •'parl.amontary rrpu Hie" at the end of General Naguib's thrrr-y*Mr iran>i tional governmrn: Mahers .statement first categorical
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    Air test in canal zone
    65 2 LONDON. Wed A three-day j exercise to test the air defence In the Suez Canal zone will be held from Mar 26 to 2S Royal Air Force Meteor and Vampire fighter -squadrons will act as defending forces whil" squadrons (mm elsewhere in the Middle East
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    CLOSER STILL CZECHS TOLD
    61 2 VIENNA. Wed Antonin Zapotocky. the newly elected Prr-ident of Ciechoslovaicu. told the country's armed forces that their main task was closer co-operation with the Soviet forces." Prague Radio reported today The President, in his first Order of the Day as Com■aadkf- in Chief. riemand^d ro-rjyratjon also
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    Coal for Japs
    54 2 BRISBANE. Wed The Queensland Government ha^ sold *****0 tons of coal t-> Japan. Mines Minister. Mr. E J R.ordan. announced today Reutcr. I THF dIN rarrner unl, lh r < "flin «>f Prc^i<|.-ni Klrmeot (.nttw.ild of zrrh»«lii\;ikia. i- wn «n Hi «a» t«> W enre*.la» Square frague
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    Property loan is compulsory
    85 2 Property loan is compulsory JERUSALEM. Wed A compuLsory property loan was enforced by the Knesset laa* merit after a two-day debate The loan HI designed to raise t"«5000.000 for development purposes by compelline all property owners to lend, within three vparv up per cent of their property to •he Government
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    2,000 KILLED BY BANDIT GANGS
    93 2 RESTORATION of SCCUIII subject of recent Cabi learned today. Prime M:r.ntrr Wilopo ln rlos»d 5e.«.i10n in Parliament. rertewed the situation in 'hr various trouble spot* It «a.< estimator! thai ri.tir.a?e done by bandr. naaji la West Java during the but six months \»a.« ion million
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    Policemen held
    22 2 Po licemen held KHATMANPr. Wf^ K I Tnbh'ivana's cr"T>rr,m r I nfflfir; arM m»n Ol Nppal.-: pnlir* fnrrr for alleged A P
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    Britain keeps U. N. pledge
    311 3 VALUABLE CHINA TRADE LOST, SA YS PEER LONDON, Wednesday. I^ORI) EUBANK, i Liberal peer. >aid in the House of Lords yesterday that Britain was losing valuable orders from China to less scrupulous overseas competitors by her too meticulous adherence to the I'nited Nations' resolution forbidding
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    Wrong record said Winston was dead
    79 3 Wrong record said Winston was dead RRIMiWI Wed— A Rrish.nr hrnarira«tinc station tf»d^^ wrnnilv hroadra<t that .Mr hurrhill had iln I The <tation promptly apoloti*rd f.ir thr mist.ikr Kut Irlephone* wrrr nmmid h\ hsirnrrs xeekinc information The elation manacrr rvplainrn that spriiil rfi|iiii'iiis h nl heen preparM lo rover Ihe
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    U.S. request to Britain
    67 3 LONDON. Wed —The Forcurn Office MM today it ha.s received a request from the I'r'tcri vornment to take up with tne Chines C^mm :im»-nt th»<jue.«tion of the three Ay seized on Sunday i-fT HmiE Kong wi lie sailint; to M I In their ncht Details of
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    Mau Mau trial
    37 3 KAPFNGIRIA V glstrate Wsniirj Tharkrr haa I nnwncrd that hr his verdirt in the Mau M;ui trial of Jomn K five other African leaders on Apr 8. The court reassembled briefly to rerr-nri >.\ mm.
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    Tin study group
    41 3 Tin study group I "Ntx>N. Wed Mr. .t A R. Pimlott (>l Britain was r prtec 4 '•hairman of the ronfrrrnce ol Thr International Tin Study Group which opened here yesManuel Barnu, of Bolivia. I Brunirra. of Italy were vic^-chalrmen.— U.P.
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    Battle with the sea-and 12 DIED
    94 3 Battle with the sea -and 12 DIED These three pictures are the tint showing the rrsiur nf the crew of the Lib c r I an tanker. Angy. which broke in two In the North Atlantic after an explosion Twe I t c people died. TOP PICII la shows the
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    REDS FACE UTTER DEFEAT-MacD.
    171 3 RANGOON, Wednesday. TMIF Cnmmissioner-Cirneral for South-Fast Asi.i. Mr. Malcolm MarDnnald. said in Rangoon yesterday that Malaya's shooting war had "taken a definite turn in thr direction of utter defeat for the terrorists." Mr. Mac Donald, who i> on I vMk'i visit tc Burma, said: Th" Comnvmi>ts
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    Absurd charge, Israel tells U.N.
    161 3 Absurd charge, Israel tells U.N. NEW YORK. Wed. ISRAEL told the United Nations Political Committee yesterday that Communist charges against Zionists were as absurd as they were slanderous. Mm. Oolda Myerson. Cablne*. Minister ar.d former Ambassador to Moscow, said Lsrael would raise the question of the anti-Semitic campaign In the
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    U.S. Senator challenges Malenkov
    80 3 U.S. Senator challenges Malenkov WASHINGTON. Wed. SENATOR H. H. Humprcy. 'Democra*. MoMWtaJ a member of the Forcien Relations Committee, chalknzpd Ru.vtia "oday to back up new peace overtmes by ra-ine tension in Bcrl.r.. dropping intl-BemltUm »nd accrptine tr.e Indian truce proposals for Korea This, he said, would offer a quick
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    Mourners leave
    24 3 LONDON. Wed. China's Premier. Chou En-lai. and the big Chinese delegation which attended Stalin's funeral, has left Moscow for Peking.— A.P. i
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    King Hussein to stay with Queen
    46 3 LONDON. Wrd- King Hussein of Jordan will be an official Etust of the British Government from Mar. 25 to 31 during nil official visit. He w:ii then spend two days at Windsor Castle as the cues: of the Queen.— Renter.
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    Unknown plane bombs Allies
    43 3 SEOUL. Wed.— An unidentified aircraft dropped four bombs on United Nations positions last merit, woundinc three Allied soldiers. An Eighth Army announcement vud only that three pr sons were wounded and that no damage to equipment wa reported. UP.
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    Disaster, he says
    33 3 LONDON. Wed. Lord Bruce, chairman of the British Finance Corporation for Industry, told American businessmen today that to allow free con- vertibillty of sterling at pre- sent "would be disastrous."
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    MODESTY IN THE TROPICS
    117 3 LAGOS. (Nigeria). Wed. VK.IRIVs House of Reprrsentatlves ,»nt hours today discussing whether peoplr should be allowed tc walk about without clothes on In the heat of the tropic*. Onenirnibr^thourh^thore ought to be a law against it. and introduced one. Thr Minister of Social Services N»id h
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    LONDON STOCKS
    212 3 rp*A and rubber Herts shared In 1 th* Renerml qulrtneaa of the markrt* on the LorrSon Stock BxrhanßP today Japanese bonds »»r» lWtleiw with no tnteren' tn e\l««Tire. Oerman bond* verc aluo tllfhtly raxler Domenilc lwuen »<t* quiet »ith Bnush funda frafionallv low*r Industrials »ere Inclined to b*
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    LONDON TIN
    26 3 LONDON. Mmr 2.'. —Cash Ruvrrt t?»4«: Sellers C«M2: Forward Buyer« K^M; Sellers t?»rS: Settlement (MS. i up ID. Turnover a.m. 15; p m. 5.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    41 3 I/ONDON. Mar 2. S —Spot 21 \d M«v 21\d. Jun« Jl'.d Jul- -Srn' II r! OcT.-rx- 21 r d Jan -Mar 21 d Apr. rlf 2. '.d May c.1.l 1 21 -d Jan rlf 21 .d Tnr.r Sellers r«*r\Kl
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    Chuikov told: We accept
    57 3 BONN. Wrri Thf Bntuh Hich Commissioner. Sir Ivonc Kirkpatnrk, today .<ent a rr.e>sane to the Soviet C CommLs.sion Chief. General v Chuikov. accepting m.- offer of talks on air safe*v measures, well-informed Allied sources said. The telrcnim asked the Soviet authorities to suggest a time and
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    Sultan on trial
    41 3 JAKARTA. Won Prrwrutltiß Attorney-General Suprapto today asked for 18 years' imprisonment for former Minister of State. Sultan Hamid II who has born on trial since Feb. 25 on charges of masterminding an attempted forceful overthrow of the state
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    MALAYA MOURNS QUEEN MARY
    293 4 Governor sends message to Queen Elizabeth '|'IH XXI) Communist flag on the here-for-evi>r Hai Hsuan was the only flag flying at full mast in Singapore yesterday. All others were lowered in mourning for Queen Mary. On being informed of the Queen's death, all flags on ships,
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    Rulers send telegram of condolence to the Queen
    230 4 Xl M\ 1.1 MM K. Wed. —I Telegrams of condolemr on tfie death of Queen Mary *ere *rnt today to the Queen by the federation's nine .Malay ruler* and On Sir (.rr.iiH Templrr. the High Commissioner. Th* rulers' trier ram si I
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    'Peace through Buddhism'
    39 4 MALACCA. Wed -The Yon-, erable M Pannaslrl Thero of Ceylon w.l". speak on Peaer of i the World through Buddhism" at the Poh Tho Hall (opposite the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple* on Friday at 8 p.m.
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    No trace of the gun he left behind
    90 4 SINGAPORE police last night •3 cordoned off the Boustead Institute for Seamen ln Tanloiiß Pagar Road while the C.I.D. searched for a gun re•>.<r*'cl to have been left behind by an American seaman. But the gun was not found during the one-hour
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    $2,000 bail on appeal notice
    57 4 Charged with permitting her premises to be used for smokng npturr. Fook Bay Mui. an elderly woman was yesterday rtned $1,000. In default two months' gar>l. by the Singapore S:xtn Police Magistrate. Mr. Mr R B I. Patos Fo^k gave notice of appeal md was
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    ROUND OF PLEASURE WAS HUSHED
    81 4 fItHF variety sh'>w by the Combined n I Entrrtainm^nts 'hr SVC dr 11 l-aii last n:ght was ranrr'.'.ed. owing to the death ■>! Quern Mary At "he Britannia Cl'ib. a large r.o'ire on »he errand floor banned music and danelne. The Tanglln Club closed its
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    THEY'VE MADE GOOD IN THE COMMUNITY
    161 4 Salvation Army home inmates enter misfits, leave trained EX-SALVATION Army home inmates generally are doinß well in life. Brigadier Bertha Grey told a social work meeting presided over by the Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. L. Blythe. in Singapore yesterday. She said. 'They are workiup
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    For the lover of flowers
    53 4 Why are there *n few flowers iii Singapore garden*? The answer to thin que«tion ii civrn in one of the many interesting articles to be found in an eight-pace Flower Show supplement which will be issued with the Singapore Free Press today. Make sure of
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    Swami to speak
    39 4 Swam: Vamadevananda. president of the Ramakr.shna Mission. Singapore. wiK ennIduct a prayr meeting and lecture on Saturday at 6.30 p m. at the mission premises. 9 Norr.s Road. His subject will "Gods Win and Free wil".
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    Health Day exhibition on April 7
    117 4 SINOAPORE will observe 1 World Health Day on April 1 7 with a health exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall. film shows and radio talks Mr. Yap Pheng Deck. City i Councillor, will declare the exhibition open at 5 p.m. Posters and pictures of
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    A-ENERGY WILL REPLACE COAL, SAYS EXPERT
    234 4 A -ENERGY WILL REPLACE COAL, SAYS EXPERT THE ENGINEERING consultant to th* Atomic Energy 1 Division of the British Ministry of Supph. Sir Claude Dixon CWbb. yesterday told Singapore Rotarians that atomic enemy from uranium would eventually replace coal to generate power for industrial use But when. Sir Claude wo.ild
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    Police found six fountain pens on him
    140 4 11,' HEN Ho Puay Khoon was searched by a polire <>mror In thr New World ami-Re-m<'nt park <>n f >l > 14 nP h«d s.x fountain p**ns For possossiiiß three fountain peas nuaprrtrd f>f beinc stolen or fraudulent ly ontalred. Ho was wntcncvd
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    Penghulu dies
    18 4 KUANTAN. Wed Ha)i Mu.«n a retired penghulu of Kuala Kuantan. died on Sunday. He M 82
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    62 4 Eleven thousand people packed Robinson's department store yesterday, the opening day of the annual sale. Most sought-after bargains were in the women's wear, gentr tcear and hardware sections. Bigger crowd uas during the lunch-hour. Several people lost parcels and a woman lost a icallet. Photo shows a section of the
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    S'pore team for talks
    58 5 Singapore will mfl a threeman delegation to the third A-urn conference of the Junior Chamber International Congress, to be held in Manila, from Apr. 6 to 11. The theme of the conference will be "Asian Nations Can Work Touether The Singapore drlr-^a'^N art Messrs. Enc Ah
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    Schoolboy stabbed
    49 5 A 14-year-old schoolboy. Tan K"k Walt, wa.s lound last night ly-ng ouUide a house in Chin Swei Road. Singapore. vth stab wounds in the .st'imach. He wa.s admitted to the Cklleri Hospital where his condition was described as "critical." Late last night, police detained an 18-year-old youth.
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    Marriage by custom to Christian not valid in law
    212 5 THERE WAS A WEDDING FEAST ISYEARS A00,»UT... THE CHIEF JUSTICE, Sir Charles MurrayAynsley, held in the Singapore High Com t yesterday that a marriage, according to Chinese custom, between a Christian and a non-Christian was not valid. Sir Charles made this
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    TAXI MAN ROUTS 3 ROBBERS
    228 5 TAXI MAN ROUTS 3 ROBBERS A chase, then an attack A SINGAPORE taxi A driver, Chua Tho Kit. did not take it meekly when he was robbed by three men yesterday morning. He gave chasr and hit one of the robbers twice on the head with a starting handle. Chug
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    Painting of S'pore (1856) on show
    180 5 Painting of S'pore (1856) on show A HISTORIC 97-year-old oilpainting of Singapore town, recently presented to the Government by the Camberwell Art Oallerv. London, where it had been since 1899. is nsw on exhibition in the entrance hall of the Raffles Museum. The 72 in. by 30 in. picture, j
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    This mail was late
    69 5 For dishonestly Inducing a nnstrrun. Ibrahim bin Mohammrr\ Sallch. to deliver to him 12 letters artrirrss««d to the Rnval Press. Singapore. Muthu- mad Said bin Mohammed was sentenced In the City Police Court yesterday to three months' imprisonment. The offence was stated to have been comrritted
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    Commerce exam
    34 5 Slngapur,. carididaU-s who W*T»' MlCCratfUl i!l tin- !!»S2 Lund<-n Chamber of CMMMfCC examinations should <'^H at the t»mc e of the Senior Inspector of Schools In the Edutatiun Department for th-lr certificates.
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    AGE SAVES PERJURER FROM PRISON TERM
    113 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. 1 BECAUSE of hi.s age. Poon Teck Chin was today ordered by the Kuala Lumpur Court of Appeal to pay a fine of $200 instead or serving a gaol sentence of one month. Poon had been sentenced to gaol by a
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    For villages
    28 5 RAUB. Wed. Two nurses from the Overseas Missionary Fellowship of the China Inland Mission will be posted to Pahang for work in the new vlKagrs. I
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    TEACHERS SPLIT AFTER ROW OVER POLITICS
    271 5 TEACHERS SPLIT AFTER ROW OVER POLITICS SMGAPORE Teachers' Training Association repre- I srntinc most of the student-teachers in the colony, last night broke away from the newly formed Pan Malayan Students' Federation at the close of a twoday inaugural conference of the P.M.S.F.. held in the Oei Tione Ham Hall
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    Mrs. M. just can't keep the buzzing bees away
    154 5 1 THF. MOST mvMifled woman in Singapore is Mr*. Connie Meyer, of Amber Mansion*. Her problem is thousands of bees. Kvrr since she entered her flat about two veers ago swarms of bees nave built nest after nest on a pipe
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    They don't have to enter the dock now
    106 5 They don't have to enter the dock now XI ANTAN. Wed. rl PRACTK E of puttinc accused women in the dock wa* put to an end by Ini h P Mihmuil bin Ha*him. pr- Mil. 111 of thr Semions Court. When Minah hinte Said. of Ki-mtili. was led into the
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    In hospital after fight
    49 5 An argument between two hawkers in Bugis Street. Sin- gapore. iast night .started a free-for-all in which Lee Yong Puan. 50. was badly hurt Lee was admitted to hospital and is dangerously ill. Two I men were later taken away in a police radio car.
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    After 4 weeks, he pays fine
    56 5 JOHORE BAHRU Wed.Jam«s RobMin. w)»i> wa.s warned .ait week that v warrant fur his arrest would tw l.s&ut*d i! h<- did nut pay a Sl5 nne Imposed by the Johure Bahru Pulicr Court four wet-Its ago. has remitted the money. The nne wi.i lor
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    He gets gaol for firing into the air
    173 5 He gets gaol for firing into the air KLALA LIPIS. Wed ABAS bin Mat Leman. :a who nred a shot into thi air on Dec 15 in front of thi Sultana Theatre. Kuantan was today sentenced to two months' gaol. In the Kuala LipLs Court Mr EM. Smallwood. th* West
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    Wife will go back to him
    63 5 Tan Poh Koon. who appeared In the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday, for falling to pay his wife three months maintenance, told the court that his wife was wiling t" return to him and that hr w.llinK to havr hrr bark. Lim Soh Ens.
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    U.S. will back up tin contracts
    179 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. 4 SSURANCES were given to--day that the United States would carry out its tin buy- ing and smelting programmes, contracted for by the ReconI stmction Finance Corporation regardless of when that agen- 1 Icy might be terminated. Mr. Edward C. Welsh. special
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    DEATH
    36 6 HFNRY M HOFDEN »se 74. died •t nenfral Honpltal at 52" p rr. 18 cort«e le«ve» Mr F. Hoedrr. Residence. 1M Ea«t Cout Road, a' 4in pm today to St. PI f'hurch thence to Bldadarl.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    33 6 TJfK FAMIIV of the |«|S Mr* Orn: K ChU Slew Tir h#« to -enrie- fi-eir th«- frlewii, ree'r for 'h»lr a«<l»f»nre. telrSr*rrt. |o of -a .on» to ATA »nd the he'ovM mother
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    112 6 CJfrnf m Clothlag Shop ahut I Wfek. April l*t and A Ird ASIA T Serlre Adelphl Ho- I. h-n double cib'.n le Contin. «rid et Apr:; Tel SSOSS i PAN RIVER »o\en fabric* In dreu kngtlii. in r! Har-i^s I'd. 7 Orchard Rd.. Sprre DORIS fifcTnES I ITTI E
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    The Straits Times Singapore. Thur. Mar. 26, 1953. Queen Mary
    649 6 The Straits Times Singapore. Thur. Mar. 26, 1953. Queen Mary Qiircn Man,-, whose death the Commonwealth mourns, was one of the best lo\<»d and honoured figures of her time The sturdy qualities of heart *nd mind inculcated in her youth were a valiant aid durinc the anxious phases through which
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    The Manhunt In Penang
    632 6 The Manhunt In Penang The escape from Penang Prison yesterday of two men on trial for their lives for tha murder of Mr. David Chen is paralleled only by the unbelievable stupidity of the authorities in Penang in not rousing the town and Settlement at once to th* necessary manhunt.
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    Queen Mary was part of the British way of life
    1782 6 QUEEN MARY. the greatly loved Quren Dowager, has passed, but we cannot imagine her as dead. So much has she become part of the very fabric of British life that she lives on. and will live on. in the pages
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    On the Margin
    446 6 N-u I\ory A FEW nays ago a Home Guard officer was given a present of a cigarette holder b\ one of his men It looked like a pram Ivory holder, of IIM ty[M- common in the east, with a .slight twist in th? Ii t thr man
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    War staff unions fire shots in the pay battle
    512 7 War staff unions fire shots in the pay battle DRASTIC WARNING TO ARMY AUTHORITIES r plK War Department Civilian Staff Association of the Federation and the Army Civil Service Tnion of Singapore warned the army authorities yesterday of "drastic action and its serious consequences." A joint statement issued by the
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    JUST IN TIME FOR TNE SHOW
    69 7 >!r FRANK NORKIS. a New Zealand farmer. passed through Singapore yesterday h> 8.0.A.C. Constellation from London with two beautiful flowers. He is pictured above on his arrival at KaHang airport with two South African Howvrs. which h. rails protea or nerine folia Mr Nor
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    IT SHOWS THEY'RE Satisfied, HE SAYS
    153 7 IT SHOWS THEY'RE Satisfied, HE SAYS NOT <»\F Of between 5(Mi Ml fiOfl ,s« i vircmen v h :«'ti Ja^k (\uh in SinKapore each day accepted an InvttaUon tn attend the annual meetlnK yestec Biit ihe club'i managei > C a Wlmbush. und< ""W.'ii n th«-y are >at..sned thr\ den
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    Pony rides at the gala
    82 7 The Smeapore Indian AJBOdatlon will hoH its annual V «0 Bale.-'ier Road next F ii riav from 11 am to 11 p.m There will be nonv riries. r fortune telline. frrr ildi a hrr: Rarden, lucky dips. vanr-\ Indian food ."talU and music There will
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    Discontent in rubber: House query
    207 7 r LONDON. Wed c DISCONTENT among rubber I workers in Malaya, caus- i i fd by the failure of emplo-- J en to implement fully the r arbitration decision in the industry, will be brouyh' to the attention of the Hou.-e t of Commons on
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    Violent crime has fallen, he says
    187 7 A ROBBERY A DAY, BUT—, DI'RIXG the last 12 days there has been an average of one armed robbery a day but. according to Singapore's Commissioner of Police. Mr. H. G. Morris, serious crime has decreased in recent months. Mr Morris told the rttu
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    Poor will get free pens
    77 7 ■NFISCATIN'- i4j imitation American pen* rriav. :hc Sincaporc Fir<;t Criminal DUtrtet Judge Mi Tan Ah Tah. recommended ha* the pr... should be riLf'nlutrd to charitable and dewrvlnf organisations i:. tar The pens were fnrfeiterl three traders were fined total of $550. after they hart plea'
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    Ground nuts from China
    58 7 The 7.2«1-ton Greek steamer Meandros. arrived n Singapore yesterday carrying 6.000 tons of ground nuts from China. The Meandros. which came from Tuku Bar. also had 1.500 tons ot Hants] and 689 tons of cotton on board. Bound for Europe, she left last n.nii; for Colombo,
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    City Council:New talks
    133 7 rpHF WHOLE QUESTION of m. Singapore City Council labourers' salaries ano other claims of the 10.000-strong Federation of City Council labour Unions will be "thrashed out" at a special meeting tomorrow. The meeting will bo between the City Councils three-man t labour sub-comrrlttee and representatives of the
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    The man who can't lose HIS NERVES, HIS TEMPER loses both
    313 7 The man who can't lose HIS NERVES, HIS TEMPER loses both I ARTHUR RANK camera director Geoffrey Unsworth faced 105 rhinoceros charges in the film "Where No. Vultures Fly" without losing his nerve. b had his shooting schedule ruined by hurricanes in "BCue Lagoon 1 without losing h:s temper. Uit
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    Bribe case acquittal
    81 7 A petition writer. Lee Chan Wan was acquitted by Mr D. H. Chapman. In the Singa- J pore Fifth Police Court yes- terdav on a charge of illegally obtaining $370 from Goh Hian Beng. a physician. in order to Influence an SIT. official" to get Goh a
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    FOUND AFTER 9 MONTHS
    53 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed— P. I Munlandy. a driver, was fined* $lo here y.sterdav for not observing the 'Stop, Look. Oo 1 roadslgn In July last In Johore I Bahru. Summons was first taken out In September, but Munl- Andy could not be traced till recently, the
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    Bound over for six months
    57 7 Wong Eng. a woman, plead- ed guilty in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterf^iy to two charges of being in possession of opium utensils and having prepared opium. Bhe said they belonged to her husband, who was at sea The magistrate bound her over for
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    Opium chaw
    41 7 Wong Lee Lirk claimed tm in th<- Singapore Fourth Pnlirr Court yiMi rday n n I of being r. of four poui I 'ipiurr at Pulau Bukom on Mar. Bail was allowed ;n 13.50T; and thi n°d May 7
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    VOICE SAID: I'VE KILLED MY MOTHER, COME AND ARREST ME
    332 7 VOICE SAID: I'VE KILLED MY MOTHER, COME AND ARREST ME —Student tells Spore court (^HEW POOX WAH. a student, told a Slncapore J court yesterday that, while reading in his room at the Singapore Harhour Board quarters, he heard Pane Kum Mine call from another room: 'I have killed my
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    HAD LICENCE, BUT NOT FOR MOTOR CYCLE
    106 7 AW PENG CHEW. iid(t.vt.\, yebti relay pleaded uu.liy la the Singapore 8 Traffic Court to r.ding a motor cycle without a Ueeacc and without third uarty insu 1 afong Shtnton Way M Jan I A licensed driver :or i\ir> and lorries, but not
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    These three will cover Coronation
    116 7 nnHREE journalists •ne from JL Singapore and thr it her ;wo fruri! th< Federation were yeMerday iselected t(> attend and cover the Coronation In London for the Malayan Press. They are Inrlie Abdul Aziz bin ishak. chief Federation thr Utusan Malay u. Mr. R Venkatarajulu.
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      71 7 The weather .Minimum temperature: M to 'in I:■ m Karen decrees' K"ta Bahru '70', Kial.i Lumpur ■74. Ijxmi <~,S'. Kuantan MiMiniim li-niprri urr im. to 730 p m on March 2 ;ipore «91', Pcna!. 1 W K a Bahru >90>. Kuala I.um«M". Ipoh < 95 >. Kuantan <90' Rainfall: '7
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    The tenants welcome women as officers
    170 8 The tenants welcome women as officers RF.SIDF.NTS of Tlonc Bahru—' the largest Singapore Improvement Trust estate yesterday wetromed the trust's move lo recruit 12 women housing officeri t« replace men. *Thi» will rrstorr our ronflden< c in the tru*t." thr president of th P Tionc Bahru Community Centre. Mr. Teo
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    Ausvsies here can get vote
    52 8 Australians In Singapore. and Borneo may be ab.c to \o!e m the A I Federal Senate eiectio <r place o: arc on the They may Kpptaf ti the Australian Com.r..>sion in Sine. Tire for a form to set a •i. vote certificate and k postal
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    Old landmark to go
    86 8 .■iMlmui H MUM Weil— Mi old lanrim.irk. the rourtI- i- on Hiil I i mhnl in. i\ to he demolished soon. Thf huilriinc the fir-i courth<nivr r\rr built in the ln«n. v il 1 he nil Hi ii down to make v f for a ''Hrrnmmunirations
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    Now 'free' civil servants in Singapore, they suggest
    262 8 SHORTAGE OF POLITICAL TALENT, SO gINGAPORE should follow Britain's lead in allowing civil servant* to take part in political activities, colony trade unionists said yesterday. The recommendations In Britain Here made by tho Masterman committee after prolonged neßOtia-i tions." said. Mr. A.
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    Work by Red Cross for local staff
    105 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. IN about 18 months, the British Red Cross teams which are now In Johore. will return to Britain. It is hoped that by then there will be enough locallytrained people to carry on the work. Miss E V Climenson. Red
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    He is cleared of pepper charge
    53 8 Tax Hai Lam. a boatman, who appealed against a lower court conv.ction and sentence of six weeks' imprisonment on a charge of fraudulent possess.nn of 35 katis of pepper cleared in the Singapore Hieh Court ye.sterdav. Mr. Justice Brown >et a^ide the conviction and
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    Countess is coming here
    57 8 Countess Limerick. vicechairman of the British Red Cross Society, will arn\> in S:ncapore on Saturday from Kuehmg Countess Limerick wi.l sp^nd two days in the Colony at Government House before returning to London on Monday morning. She has Just finished a tour of \Y\f Federation Hong
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    From Manila to Singapore and back —all on 75 cents
    138 8 From Manila to Singapore and back all on 75 cents r,VO young Filipinos have Just had a sea tup from Manila to Singapore and an air trip back all on 75 cents. They are Anf»l Monte Alepro 21 and Ricardo Senbrano. They wanted to see San Francisco, the city of
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    SEW ARCHITECT
    26 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Mr H I Ashlev has been appointed Architect. P.W.D.. Johoro. In succession »n Mr. L. Carpenter who has gone on leave
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    NOW IT'S 24 CONVICTIONS IN 20 YEARS
    89 8 Y'EOP BIN HI SSEIN. a Prrak polire supervisee, who had 23 previou* unvii ti'.ns in the Imt. 2* yean, pleaded guilty in Ihe Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to failing to report to the Singapore polire durinc his two-months stay in the Colony.
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    Freighters crew get tasteful cabins
    121 8 Freighters crew get tasteful cabins A FREIGHTER in which even the lowliest of the crew slpep only two in a cabin sailed into Singapore on her maiden voyage from Britain to Japan She is the Blue Funnel Line's i 7.8M-ton Laemedon. the 83rd ship belonging to the Blue Funnel-Olen Line
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    Workers hold a concert
    74 8 SEGAMAT Wed Nearly 400 labourers Chine.se. Malay and Indian of Pogoh Esta».» i about eight miles South of Segamat held a combined ccn- cert to mark the opening of tlielr new community hall \nd cinema. The building was provided by the estate but will be maintained
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    Agricultural Exhibition
    36 8 TAIPING. Wed The DHI trict Agricultural Mhbition. in which 20 Government de- partments participated wa< opened by he Raja de Hller of Pmk The Prisons Department won tne first prize for the be-t display
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    Health visit to kampongs
    73 8 PORT SWETTENHAM. Wed. AQ M»l tur.*) in.ijpiui v launch on Monday frr Sabak Bernam to carry ">ut the annual hralth inspect irn of I schools, town board areas estates and kampngs. The team is under the Health Officer. Klan^ and, Coast Mr. M. I Mohamed Mi-
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    RUBBER OUTPUT IS LOWEST IN FOUR YEARS
    201 8 RUBBER OUTPUT IS LOWEST IN FOUR YEARS Xl ALA M MPIR. Wednesday. and smallholdings in thr Federation less rubber last month than In any month during the past four years. Total production was 42.739 tons. Production tn January «as 55.084 tons. The lowest monthly figure last year, also in February
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    Had no wish to see wife, says man
    134 8 Had no wish to see wife, says man RAJA JAFFAR bin Bl M Saat, a meter reader In I the Singapore City Council. I was ordered by the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday to pay his v ife $90 a n for the maintenance of their three children. The wife.
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    BITING CASE SETTLED
    66 8 Girls shake hands An apology and a n n in th«- Singapore Sixth Polio •>■ w"'^ a srhoolK'r. Chonnis Yoke L;n rhargi-d with bit.nc another Ooh Sai Yong. on the .shoulder during an aftersrhool quarr.-l ;n Dhoby Ghaut Ime IS Mr V H Tmiv 6etet\ I d
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    Someone else's headache cost him $100
    120 8 rpAN KOK TFONG. a buMne.s man. of Cecil Street h»d a headarhe on Oct 31 So he booked a room In a hotel :n South Bridge Road to get aj rest. About 15 minutes later rv'lic. arrJvfd and found h:m in the room. Tar
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    468 9 RIGHT: How big do you think this coat of arms is? If you haven't noticed already, look at the bottom left hand corner where a man is working on the scroll. The giant coat of arms is 15 feet high and 12 feet wide another
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    They had a rough deal but did their duty for peace
    948 9  -  ERIC MITCHELL THE BRITISH M m.l WIN says AMONG the potpourri of policemen, soldiers. Home Guards. Kamponß Guards regulars, auxiliaries, "Specials and othrrs collectively called Security Forces, there are some who have played outstanding roles in the Emergency and
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      141 9 TMnOa wiik "MAGIC" MARGIN ONLY ROYAL HAS IT. lit In JBSsBBOsg L_2)f\l\ C" lISMI »*nd me drUiU of tbc KtIV.U I] r\V/\rV^ MAGIC MABOIM portable t>pr«nirt I t LTa witk r«rtirulin of r««j m«tbod »f II paMnmt NW< Addrran: 8 T r** 3 53 II PCOLD CREAM and VANISHING CREAM
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    WHAT THEY'RE DOING
    411 10 UNITED STATES Wedding diamonds rE LONDON Fir.ancia'. Tirr,^ 1 has pointed out ir. an article the "fferts ot reMaln democraphic circumstances on the world diamond market partit ularly a rise in the marriage rntr In the United States, for example, uhere it is customary for the future
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    DRESSES FOR ALL DAY
    81 10 ljcre m *re« immm, ittittfv for morning wear bttf pretty cnevgti to 4* service through tfcc Jay. LfFT A fttirto*-riiro«gfc dmi or pile yellow waHle pique witfi wide band* of mulfi-ce'oured jtnpei round rhr neck arms, and pocket* CINTRE: The tame ped cotton makes a timple
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    Tired? Just work a bit harder
    463 10  -  ADELAINE KERR By \IOST people are "ulutlfl tons" for self-im-provement, says Marie Beynon Ray. Mrs. Ray writes inspirational books on subjects like how never to be tired and how to squeeze the most out of life People, she finds, are work Ing days and
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    'Adriatic'
    20 10 This evening dress is known ax "Adriatque". The ■Cow vMta si/v w-frii blue spots. Model by Manpuin of Paris.
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      249 10 Straits Times Crossword H gS^/STo,.* 4) DOWN tlll'l I liii (Si I I I I I f*f\rifW\ IS I "^^~"^"T*""*|"^^""™i^"^l*"^"™ t i I I "~l^"^"j™^™^ Scot I (6*. J£> v I 1 I 21. The final one may be desperate To" "^*pTj I" 1 7?1 t I' 4 I** i
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    Standards for teachers
    554 11 Standards for teachers riE Hon. Dato Thuraisinßham was reported by you. (S.T. March 21) as statinß in the Legislative council that unless young men and women came forward in regular numbers to be teachers in English schools, the planned programme must fail. He further referred to a proposal to lower
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    NO PERMITS FOR BISCUITS
    128 11 MAY I point out to "An Honest Chinese (St. T. Mar. 13 1. that no one in Negri Bembilan has to get a permit to purcha.se biscuits' 1 All persons have been Issued with a White Card authorising purchase up to 2 katties per week. The
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      CONDITIONS FOR EX-DETAINEES
      536 11 IF your leader of March 20. discussing thr Federal White Paper on detention, you ask whether sufficient precautions are takrn. amone othrr things, to ensure that released detainees are not subject to more restrictions than necessary. In my case. lour conditions were imposed. The first is to
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      ACQUIRING OF LAND
      206 11 I REFER to a letter addressed to you, taking up some of the points raised in your lsfue of March 14 regarding land acquisition. When the local government 'vLshes to acquire land of houses for any public purpo.o. whether it be for housine. schools, recreation grounds or
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      Quarters for employees
      124 11 REFERRING to your Points from Letters 11 (Saturday F'inim. Mar. 21. L.T.H. of Stnzapore seems to have overlooked the fact that all Government and City Counri employers. S.H.B. and W.D. empoyees are provided with either rented quarters, free quarters or an allowance in leu. Not all commercial
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    VALUE OF CERTIFI CATE DOUBTED
    300 11 TIE publicity accorded to i the Post-School Certificate last year was a poor reflection of our students seeking admission to the University of Malaya. There Ls no doubt that the opinions freely voiced throiißh the medium of the papers were partly true. But the cause
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    Chance of building national unity
    393 11 CERTAIN community leaders together with *even Mentris Besar have convened a meeting of representatives from thirteen political bodies on April 27 at Kuala Lumpur to discuss the constitution of an Independent and unified Malaya. I venture to suggest that this is due to disagreement and
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    Effect and a cause
    226 11 Effect and a cause JWISH to ask PS." (The Public Suffers." ST., Mar 20' to note carefully the followiiiß lojslral statemrnts: 1. If the Public expects an> pood con.Mdcratlon frorii Oovernmrnt employee.^ th"n the same sort of consideration is alw expectm from the Public by the Oov ernment emplovr^^ Z.
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    Y.M.C.A.'S plans for building
    152 11 Y.M.C.A.'S plans for building RfcFERRING to thr paragraph tSt T Mar. 10' concerning the holdmc-up of the building plans of thr Chlne.se YMCA. for 14 months by the City Architrr'. and as one who was In a small way assisting till the approval of the plans by the Governor-ln-Council. I
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    A QUERY FROM INDONESIA
    101 11 I AM one of your many faithful readers in Indonesia I ask whether readers In Inrtorifsia are entitled to the priviir kr of taking part in the contents in your paper, such a.- the Camera Contest, Charm Contest and so on. Rhouln the prlvilegr be available
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    Peak-hour fun
    42 11 I PRESUME the Police are unaware of the traffic conKfstlon caused during neak hours at the Middle Roari-B*n-r<v>len Strert Junction The motorUts plays at "dodgerm.< "It is a miracle how they tet avay unscathed except for scraped fender MOTORIST Singapore.
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    SHARE PRICES CONTINUE TO EASE
    267 12 RUBBER QUIETLY STEADY TWE Singapore share market continued dull yester- day. Only a small turnover was reported and practically all price changes were downward. In the tin snare section. Kesang were unchanged. Petaling were slightly easier. Kuchai had business at thr lower prices. Burma Malay
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    176 12 CHIPS lying alonsstde the Blnca- pore Harbour Board wharves, rr expected today are: Hokkal Mam 45. Mull (Ea*t> and Serampai* iWesti C.P.. I Di-lkal Miru 67. Stngapore Santhli 11. Mentor 13 14. Rajula IS Sarorna 18. Memnon I*2o. Baires 2123. Benledl 33 24. Rajah Brooke 25 3«. Berfkalls
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    85 12 MELBOfRNE Wed INVFSTMENTS mere traded «t pri-es on :he S<o«k Tx- hanse tixtay. Leaders *hn<v«l no lenne*l trend Bales volume mas nr>rmil as buyers continued to (operate vith Kieai j*lectl\lty Inrr>iv>r" and dividends are bemc *Tud»ed rloaely. prtcej o. •r'.'-c'ia io:t> Ctl li/lU4I m P»D»r W Con** Inrt
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    RUBBER PRICES
    95 12 R\ibber Rained flve-eighths of a cent on the Sincapore maket ye.«terday. April first grade closing at 73 3 cents a jvnir.d The Tiarket was on the outrt side mainly confined to short covering activities with not murh offtake reported. Business opened around 74' a rents, slipped away to
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    Produce Prices
    83 12 sine a purr Chlnrtr Prndnrp l\rhan»r Nona pnres per pxul were: Copra biixers Ml. f.«b. sellers 542 s'eady Cmmr oil »«S', vllers. «•<■«>• Pepper Muntok «hitp. »595 »»llrrs. Sarawak f.SM <unrh«n2ed>. Lampnns bia k *.S2O tup tl0>; r>\ersea* Inquiry bu' no business repor'ed l>wfci and "Vat Clos| n
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    TIN PRICE
    20 12 The price of .in In Singapore vrytrrday was rirrlTrnd at $472 50 a picul. down 62 j cents.
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    WOOL IN DEMAND
    56 12 MFXBOrRNE. Wed. Wool was acaln 'ligh"'-- deirer at sydney mle« 'nday the marke* car!' shn^ins remiv a 2.- per rent rl*e for all descriptions The Inrrea.v bilnc etirren" averaer" to the rushed neak< pjßec In 'he 1950 1951 *eason The Melhourr* Tarlce' »»s p tts to firmer
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    Jelebu tin dredging
    16 12 Jclehu Tin Dreiglne Ltd. orodurrd 816 piruU of tin-orp-in D«»rembt?r. January and February
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    TIN PRICE TOO HIGH!
    104 12 From Oar Own Correspondrnt LONDON. Wed. ONE aim of the International Tin Study Group now meeting here i«. expected to be a thorough review of the world statistical position of tin and the probable future demand. Informed trade quarter* in London take the riew that murh
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    NEW YORK STOCKS
    94 12 NEW YORK. Wed ON THE Stork Exchanßf \r»»-r--day mo:orv oils rails led M to rr<overic« f up 'o one point cr v> »i'h improvr>mer.t far Ir fr>w hlßh-pric»(l i<-*u*^ Terhnl^al ronxtdrration- played thrlr p«rt 'r-gf'hfr »»'h the belief that Bloadajr'i reai'lon to Ruwlan pear* talk appeared o\«-rrionr
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    76 12 Thr Mnlayan Exrh»n«p Bank, AjßactettOß made The Mlo-,ir.g rhanßtH in Hi rates 'o merchants ve*terfi CANADA bn-tns TT 3J S 1«. air mail OD 32 7 90 <Ur* M 11 1H iu»llins TT. or OD 33. ready On thr> (rer> fxrnansf mark*" In H"ne Knrg vr>«tfr^a^ 'he V
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      1122 12 McALISTER «s CO., LTD. TIL Na SfOa BLLBRMAH Ok BOCBMAU I KLAVEHESS LDfB LONBON. HAVRI. ROTTIRDAM 4 I HAMBUR6 lOS ANStItS. SAN M «'J" PORTLANO MATT' I ft VANCOUVIR ana for USA North AtWw«».c Port» and Conorto >n Colombo Accrptma caraa far Caatral "CITt 0» MAMCHUTIR" t A«Nrr*aaa Part* S'pora
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    Snapdragon works in good style
    339 13  -  KPSO.M JEKP By DRY SPELL MAKES THE GOING FIRM irOH. Wednesday. ]>KK.\K DKKIiV prohuhle Snapdragon, with Gordon I^insdoun astride, galloped with gusto on the training track hero this morning. Breaking from the mile post, this six-year-old son of The Phoenix stretched out stylishly all the
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    SPOTTING THE WINNERS
    240 13 SPOTTING THE WINNERS H\ MMMMJ JUP MY ten to follow at th.^ Perak Tt;if Club's Ea.ster meet;!'.!' are: MJBaaaati Fur the p. A name and genuine :ne-v<-ar-o:d M af otr.santiii.i Maya n he -.rtuinped in :ar Ha i- al mm Mk 1 o In !<e..is ttrM B>(. Ri^ht peak Show
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    Athletics films at the U.S.I.S.
    94 13 I IMfIR W.hl in, DaHai atatai Ir.foimal<n Sor-. lre heT# ha« received frotr. WaxlilnjCon a rr.mber of 1« M V t11m.% on '.nr use for i ::ml f<; ,«rfv: only The fllmji h ifV > 1 »iue and help :o dfmor *•;.■■< •»'rr»l pnlntji ronneried
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    Cricket meeting
    73 13 All tho.»e who h.ivr b>*en briefed la plsv f >r Slncaporr ae.iln.-' Selitnsor in Ihe first ln'T-o.t'r r-trket m.Vrh of 'hr r i n '•> M p!»\-^l In Ku.ila Iv rr pur on Apr 4 arut S. are mk«rt to attend .i rrrrune whirh will he h'"lrt ll
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    Australians to play in Ceylon
    37 13 N IM'.HD Mi* OHCAOBI a: SKA Wed 1 ill :l!t> r C\y!i>n ThL- was anaoaacad by -hr tp.mi loaa) bUb Hrn liner t'\o Kn m.in:le. T»i» ■kin In CV-. lull in MMM
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    POLICE SOCCER
    49 13 MAI ACCA. Wed. On Batvr(l iv -he K- .tl.i Lunm F !Vp«i- rl to Ma] :r nlav «t.m<' BJh PcdTPl I C Dep.it Klilc-off will I p.m. In 'he e\eninj a dance will be rrM a- Urn MaMJ Sers Knll. in aid of thr Pniire Welfare Fund.
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    ROCHDALE WIN
    18 13 I ONDON. Wen -Rochdale beat Bradfo-d City 2-1 ye«ieTd:iy In a Third Division iN'i Irajue Matdk
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    WINTER EQUALS REES RECORD
    47 13 IONDON. «>•!. PB UI.VTKR rodr Hi lMth winner of the HM-M National Hunt season \p\lrrdav to equal thr rrrord set up heforr World War II by Frrd Krrs Winter should easily break thr rnorl sinrr thr xrason ha* anolhrr Rrt wrrki to run. XT.
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    LOAN FOR OLYMPIC
    105 13 MELBOURNE. Wed. rF. Virtoiian Promier. Mr John din. today announced hi.s MMMrBMMaWI BCCMMtnce u( the Commonwealth Oovenuaent'i oflcr of a <Ai rL'.iiOU.UUO loan to |MM tIH building of an Olvmplc vtUafU for Hal 103 C Canics In Melbourne. Ihe nnnotiiu ement l>elle\ed here to have rriuo\ed the
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    65 entries for Gap hill climb
    368 13 SINGAPORE MOTOR (I ÜBS fourih post-war hill climb, t<> be held at thr Oap vii Sun- day. Apr 5. hax attracted 65 entries and although it includes only two Frdrrati<m roaipeUtocs. it should afford sprrtatora a jwkl days sport This meet is .ill the
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    Both Guineas— with two fillies
    657 13 Both Guineas with two fillies om MAN imri.s TO win By A Sprtial (orres|M»ndent LONDON, Wednesday. 'PHI odds against an owner landing a (iuinras dot:hlr with two fillies is not so remote. .Mr. Jark (irrbrr is abroad just now. When he rrts home be has a pretty problem to solve.
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    No rain at Aintree for five weeks
    105 13 LONDON. Wrd ljy)R five weeks no ra;n ha- fallen on the Auitre* com where the Grand National ilctpleclMM wU be rw on Saturday, and unl»»>s rr>i conicN sck)ii the world's toughest horse race will be tougher than ev<-r. ir mliM, tS< It 'lip
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      507 13 m By Appninlmrnl Gin DUUIrPrm t U the laU Kln« *r Qmnji vi ■■4"\ at- Tan^merty. t If i Is < m Gordons Stutds Sup'U^mJi Bomirzo iLml Sincapere Ku.n.i Lumpur Ipoh Penang. STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. MIRI NORTH BORNEO SERVICE AS I ROM 3.4J3L the regular weekly \isscl ol the
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      272 13 ////^^l^«jbbV it i if////l//rff/h 'ffrli yt 'ftfj/n 11/flnKßßwu\ VvS^H^ j/lli Oj V -ft. THE GREYS V 2)t? Luxe VIRGINIA J "^T /Itu*H**f***n tin* SINCAPORI 75 ctt Tin of 20 J arUittati 85 cf» Tin o! 20 PRESTCOLD-Special Prices! SCALED POWER UNII GUARANTEED 5 YEARS MODEL L7I MOl/w P«TJ 7 5
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      It was uphill but Bukom fought it out to the end
      423 14 Sime Darby 2; Pulau Kukom 1. A (i()OI) crowd saw Sime Darby Sports Club take their chances to edge luckless Pulau Kukom S.C. by the odd goal of three in a fast and spirited Business Houses Division One game
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      THE SCORES
      80 14 Ihe results of al! Smcapore BuMiies* House; FA. ties pia; ed >-e»terday are: DIVISION A M. Airways a H.K. Bank A 1 3 simr l>arby Pulau Bukom I Sianvac M.F.H. 2 IHMsItIN B W. i.i.l. Rk I .1 (•ulhrie I l.( .1. a Mi. -trirs 3 NTS. Ii
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      Param saves game for Stanvac SC
      200 14 Param saves game for Stanvac SC QTAMVAC x-ere li.i ky t., hold M.ili\.in PMHaaMai Hooat to I dr. Mon came »l the S^C paU.nn- yesterday. Tl^r PMHan «>re a l.is;er and .mi h.id that foT»«ru> pOKx-jsed morr ;1.. AlJioi..:. (< ,k -h r inttiaU t :ro.n the k:. oil their
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      U.K. SOCCER
      50 14 I.ONIXJN Wh! I!,e I were tofll lit s foot I Inlrr-Leatur: S«i/'t)i Fooball Uf Ii IM Olastow. Ml I: Bla k.mol 0 CatdifT 1 Mas Vi:i.i i s-,*,. M. in :ies:er i Tottenlnm 2 My. K.fr'i.i: 3 Ftilham 3 liiv. 3ist: Ipavtrta n I iton or 1 Renter.
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      Not marked for piny
      35 14 The n: <! n a 1 h Ijet-een Tlonvn>:.k B :md H: adeKlunk ;b BRMHJVI for !he SHB .r. 'inrt yesterday «.iv c.il!c-d ofl a< ".e -"'mc! «..s no* rr :-k»c! fcr^lay
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      SINGAPORE TIDES
      31 14 rOOAV: Mi h 0731 .Tl 1 and 2147 •5 1 and 1508 <1 t< TOMORROW: 111 -h 0901 i7A> (7J»; Low 0331 i 4 3i and ;.'.".3 1 1.6
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      Dunsford agrees to handle the big fight
      202 14 By Our Boxing Krportfr I>FFEREE Eric Dunsford has act *pted an offer to handle the bi« liuht between Isimeli Radrodro and Vulande Pompee at the Happy World stadium on Friday. Apr. 3. Mcl Brown, coloured American Bfhter, ha.s offered to help Hadrotlro in
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      LAST-MINUTE GOAL WINS FOR GUTHRIE
      480 14 The Junior Matches 4 (iKANI) last-minute effort by (iuthrie Sports lub rnnblrd them to beat Imperial Chemical Industries S.C. by a solitary coal in their Div. B match at River Valley Road. The MM was played at a very fast pace with each side attacking
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      Colony stars help Bank to 3-0 victory
      200 14 11/ITH the •tnrteej 081 MM and KM Vas'. Hong Kor.e Bank A playing their came of the season. p:o\ed too g<o^ !nr M.iUv.in Air»a\s »horn they BMU 3-i In Slnvapor. Bu-ine^v Hi u»es Dt^ A match at n ye-'.rrday. E\.;j- :.>r a f«-»
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      OLD BOYS' A.G.M.
      30 14 The anniul seneral mee'lns of the Anglo Chlne*e School Old Bey% Amwk l.itlon will be held at the Coleman Street Chapel Hall at S 30 :> m. tom<»rri
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      RAF boxers for Services tourney
      540 14  -  Jerry Seletar Sport ...by 'THE Imperial Services BoxUik 1 Champlonihit* will be held at II M S Terror the preliminary bouts on the 9th. and the fin.il- on April 10 I To represent the RAF. the undermentioned ha\e been selectedThe lix Ail. enlisted flyweight. I.U
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      DUTCH SWIM TEAM COMING
      106 14 A TEAM .if nine >oun>- Diilrh vwiii.rr.erv bdwreu the aveo of 14 «nd 17 fnnn the Standard Vacuum awiinmlnic Club In Pile>>, 6. in. li.donr-ila lil uk» part In a Youth* ;>« lii. mini; rompeMtlon orv»i'tse«l by (lir Sinrapore Swimming Club In SliiKapure durim; Naf Bisier
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      Grounded— but safe and sound
      41 14 Grounded but safe and sound GOALKEEPn l.loyd <>f Malayan Air«a>v. gathers th,. ball safelx i> In- bj ih.il I leinecl by a llonx Ri-iu Hank forward in a Business Housrs F..V in. iii h at deylanc stadium >rsterday. Straits Times pitturr
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      REME lucky toholdßASC
      64 14 mOVAI. Am a> ln« 1 HN ■.i •in Ixi: EMF at N> hi If pli.v la KEME. «ho led 1-0 the intei ihn >.il 'ir Srh'-o 1 h*« RBMI h;.rd preyed nnd e<vi;«]i' uu ttnnr. en '.hmuKh N.iravarnn. I v... 411 F:Ar> md had In bt vitlxfW!
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      LINCOLNSHIRE
      29 14 I.INCOIN W. '»on the lir-olnshlre H Fa«tpei Ho )c v. Clrrlf third P Be-tlnc 100-8 &.Umc iOf.-R Rock M-l I Cir'le Mahal .-id Harap're nere r-l in- i
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      DOUBTS ON A NEW RULE
      311 14 DOUBTS ON A NEW RULE APPARr.NTI.Y one of t pr<>tr«\'.«ivr itlea.< of Sii.iMiHirr ClieM As&ociaXU mi murh admired by vc crickrt rcrxirtrr. 1% to arid the Laws of Cricket < not t rtilrv please i an additioi ■ay ot Im-iur out »ith< 1,,,11,, r,,u. t. iiilisnlt t Marylebone Crick*. Cli
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      515 14 CLASSIFIED ADS. Continued from Page «i sm-ATIONS VACANT tXPRirN( T.D Sun'vr.ipi t serret»rv reqmrof< K I l"irnpean firm. Permanen' ricwlllnn V.ir.int I"'h April Fu'Tushed bungalow provldrd. nominal rent, provident preferred Knowrnclneerlng terms a rccnrrmendatlon. Write Box A 1230 K I ROOK KKEPEH required for Ser- I »lre in i r
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      857 14 WANTED TO PURCHASE A HECONDHANn seeing machine in eood condition. Must be t'llknovn make. Particulars to Box Nn A 7016. ST. HOISKS ti LAND r'OR SALE FREEHOLD land with main road frontage and godovn In Buklt llmah Road miles stone about 25.00 A sq. ft. with vacant possession. Itox No.
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      101 14 Ejiv h m Ihr' ->4ing. Single anaaatkai twitch. AnlomilK loop former. 400 »cc» »eel». 500 wait limp Motor rewind AC or DC 110-250 VolH. S->> Agents Gammeter,, /.frf^ jg cnllver Quay. Sin V apnr,—i il I/ afar I M^~~an^^ T^aaaaT 1^^ Wj z 9vv b^LhsssbF trith Bandspread fS /X Motor
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      101 14 SIM < IR >»H l>l\ I IsaW kuii Raia v I'iiUu Kiim al .Ulan Krsjr lII lAI SihU %I- v K ML., al <;<-<- -b'n SrlrUr I < v UonderUds al < VM\. DIV. 3B: Jollilad% v IndUn Iti ..ih.-ilMH.il al RUIN V MK\I( In II \l.l I IH\ I:
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