The Straits Times, 30 April 1954

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    15 1 The Straits Times l.sld. 1845 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1934 15 CENTS Nat*"* 1 He*****
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    Dato Tan lls off trip
    9 1 Dato Tan lls off trip iTj H Hh ssar\
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    FREE PRESS CAN HELP TO BACK THE WINNERS
    89 1 1 1 ncealed <- them hj the which 1 I lIT I ">t on 0« Ulll in.irk its reappearance after :in interval of three months —will also contain a fund of general sports news, bright, pithy items from thr newsfrnnts of the
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    China gaols Americans
    51 1 KONG. Thurs. The lent newspaper Kung N n s.ud in an mcd Canton dispatch American! seized by th< Reds more than a year ago had boi,. to ■:n tarce t" ars. Unerleana are Ri- radio correv«indent. Donald Dixon. corre>;iondent of InternaMonal New.s and Ben Krasnrr. a mariner.
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    STEP TO CHEAPER RICE
    482 1 Grade prices abolished: Old stocks to cost less SUGAR IS FREED, TOO KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. FEDERATION GOVERNMENT today announced the removal of irrade prices from tcrnment ration rice, cuts in the prices of old rop Government rice, and a 7r> per cent temporiiv reduction in import
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    THE ONLY WOMAN IN THE FORTRESS OF DEATH
    78 1 THIS IS Mile vleiicvieve lie Galarri-Terraube, the only woman in the besieeed fortress ol Dien Bien Phu. Mile Galard-Temuhe. a«ed 2f). an air force nurse, landed at Dien Bien Phu in a mercy plane to evacuite the French wounded. The plane was
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    The last of rationing
    69 1 LONDON. Thurs. The rationing of moat and bacon in Sritatn is to .-nd on July 3 and •hen Britons will be able to roar up the ration books that have ruled thrir lives for 14 v^firs Mr Gwllym Lloyd George. 1 Minister of Food, fixed the
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    Radford reports
    15 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs.—Admiral Arthur W Radford yesrrriav reported to President visit to Paris Renter.
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    Off to Tobruk
    24 1 vai FTTA Thurs. me mSSfSSt Brtunnto Wt VaKu iSrtmir tor Tnbrukyrv Svwilh Prince rharle^and .prncrss Anne waving from the bridge. R^'ter.
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    BAO DAI AGREES TO TALK PEACE WITH HO'S MEN
    266 1 INDO-CHINA— AT GENEVA GENEVA. Thur> BAO DAI. Vietnam (hi* 1 of State, aereed today to attend the Geneva peace parley even if his rnemies the Communist Vietminh. are present, it was reliably reported. The formal announcement is expected to be made
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    REDS TRY TO CUT THE LAST ESCAPE ROUTE FROM FORT
    183 1 REDS TRY TO CUT THE LAST ESCAPE ROUTE FROM FORT ON THE BATTLEFRONT HANOI. Thurs. VIFT.MINH rebel pimer* tichtened today roun.l artillery post Isabelle. thf Dien Bien Pl-u garrison^ only escape route to the Laos frontier. A French HUh Command spokesman said Vietminh gunners have "xeroed in' the surrounded outpost
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    DISHONOUR AMONG THIEVES
    53 1 MFLBOURNF. Thurs Francis (i, Kenny was Raoled here [or .stealinu' a watch from a fellow prisoner In a police van. Kenny wa.s arrested and placed in the police van with other prisoners On arrival at the police station one pri.soner complained of the los»; of his watch
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    AMERICA THE AGGRESSOR — MOLOTOV
    356 1 AMERICA THE AGGRESSOR MOLOTOV 'She has seized Formosa, rearms Japan, is threatening China* (iFAEVA. Thursday. rIE SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER. Mr. Molotov. told the Geneva conference today that the I nitcd States was "openly pursuing an aggressive couise 111 regard to the Chinese Peoples Republic." Mr. Molotov said America had committed
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    'Send French A-bombs'
    69 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs.— Mr. Robert Sikes. Democratic member of the House from Florida proposed today that America supply the French with atomic bombs tor use in Indo-China to "set the war won so we won't have to send American boys there." He said: 'We have all kinds and
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    Australian envoys ready to leave
    54 1 MOSCOW. Thur-s The Australian Embassy staff here yesterday received Soviet exit visas and began final preparations to leave for home toniuht Kilty-two Russians the entire Soviet Embassy staff and their families left Canberra toda\ on two chartered airliners on the first leg of their trip
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    More and more
    26 1 Durinc March, 11.396 passengers passed throuph Kalian* Airport and 328.005 kilos of freight were carried compared with 10.109 and 301,925, respectively in February.
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    Going ahead
    27 1 BONN. Thurs— The West German Defence Commission announced it was proceeding with plaas to create a 500.000--man contingent In the proposed European Army. A P
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    Mystery planes
    20 1 COPENHAGEN Thurs. Unidentified planes havp been Hying over Denmark Norway and Sweden. Jt was reported today. A. P.
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    Krian gets the 'white' tag
    102 1 Krian gets the 'white' tag IPOH. Thur.s PERAK today Decame the seventh .state in thr Federation to have part of |ti territory declared "WHITE' free from Communist terrorist influence and free fro;' 1 Emergency Regulations The declaration was made at two ceremonies conducted gbnaltaneaittlv thi.> norning. One was at Bagan
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    88 prisoners choose India
    48 1 new delhi Than Thtrtj nine of the 88 POWs from Korea under protective d.t. n tion In a camp near here want to settle in Indin. a Ootttnment spokesman said today They will be given temporary residence perrriits which ran be renewed Drriodica!!\ Reuter
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    Cease-fire call
    18 1 COLOMBO. Thur.s. The Asian Prime Ministers decirierl today to call for a cexsr-ft:e in Indo-China. -UP
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    £40 mil. deal
    25 1 LONDON Thur.s. Russia has placed "firm orders" for s«>< >r!> costing £:?0 000.000 to C 40.00-0-000 in Britain since Jan. 1 I
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 china 1^ -m li *:;nuin(. mo PARI S Ttnii I I'mb military tflWah i"'i i> t'om^uni.sl Ckin i la innUnuins 1<I s< n<l i' l|ls *o 10.0(1(1 Virtnijnh d ground Uirn I i ;i Xlm Rfulrr.
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    Hospital said 'no' to two wounded
    288 1 Hospital said 'no' to two wounded Department checks this charge KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. THE Selangor Meriic;il Department is checkinu alienations that the late head of the Selangor Special Branch. Mr L. A Searle. and an intelligence ofllcer of the Somersets. Lieut. J. Ifackie, were refuser) admission to Bungsar Hospital here
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    Ever so calmly China's C states his ter for peace in A
    405 2 Ever so calmly China's C states his ter for peace in A THREE DEMANDS: A GIFT OF FORMOSA -NO ARMS tr, I -AND NO MORE AMERICAN AID FOR INDQch, J GENEVA, Thurs. rpHE Chinese Foreign Minister, Mr. Chou En-Lai, said yesterday that the American plan for a South-east Asia defence
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    Police check all Queen's guests
    295 2 AFRICANS AT GARDEN PARTY ENTEBBE. Thursday. CECTRITY police carefully scrutinised every guest when the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh mingled with thousands of people mainly Africans at a garden party in the wooded gardens of Govern- ment House yesterday. According to a usually reliable
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    Returned by Reds, to be charged
    95 2 Returned by Reds, to be charged HONG KONG Thurs A BRITISH Army spokesman here today confirmed that a R.E.M.E. craft.sman. M. A Tobin. an Irishman, handed back by Communist China to the British authorities recently, was being held on a of desertion. Proceeding were being taken. he said but did
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    The reluctant teachers
    47 2 PENANG, Thur.= The Chief Education Officer. Mr. J N Davies, today appealed to teachers to show lev; reluctance to serve in rural areas The educational difficulties in these areas are partiruiarlv Rreat." he tnM :l dult education students attending n British Council training couse
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    Civics course
    20 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs Tamil teachers from Indian schools in Johore are attending a civics course in Johore Bahru.
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    WHO SHINES SCHINE'S RIFLE? HE ASKS
    229 2 McCarthy objects to questions WASHINGTON. Thurs. SENATOR Joseph McCarthy protested yesterday. against questions whether Private G. David Sehine iii rit d lellow soldiers to clean his rifle and lold his commander that he wanted the army to be modernised and streamlined. Mr. Ray H.
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    HE CHOSE GAOL-IT' A VACATION FROM MY WIFE'
    84 2 SACRAMENTO. California. Thurs. Police Judfe J. Louis Missal sentrnred a man here today to 90 days In gaol then offered to suspend sentence if the man would behave himself for two years. "I'll take Ihe 90 days," said Leonard Geer. accused by
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    —as Dulles raps the Red plan for a single Ko
    157 2 —as Dulles raps the Red plan for a single Ko EARLIER Mr. Chou sat lm- passively in the Palace of Nations Council Chamber and heard Mr. Foster Dulles reject the CommunLst plan for reuniting Korea. Mr. Dulles said the North Korean plan was "designed to destroy the authority of the
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    THE ONLY WAY-OUR WAY:N
    112 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs yiCE PRESIDENT Richard Nixon said yesterday that the major aim of United States policy wa.s to avoid I committing American troops in Indo-China or elsewhere if possible. IMr Nixon told the Chamber oi Commerce that the Ei.-en-hower Administration would not resort to a policy
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    Perils of world might save mankind-Sir Winston
    252 3 Perils of world might save mankindSir Winston LONDON, Thursday <;IK WINSTON hurchill. the Prime Minister last nijrht said that he hoped the perils which mankind now faced mitfht prove its salvation He was speaking at the annual dinner of 'the Royal Academy, in whose summer exhibition of paintings ho has
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    ROYAL CONGRATULATIONS
    47 3 QVBEN I LI/ABKTII the tjue.n Mother congratulates Miss M.irt.wrt Hough on winning the three-dux individual championship of Great Britain and Ireland at Badminton. Miss Hough had only i.l penalties and won £150 and the Daily Telegraph Challenge Cup and the Butler Challenge Bowl. Reuter picture.
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    MAN WITH RECORD KILLED 2
    140 3 MAN WITH RECORD KILLED 2 LONDON. Thurs. 4 PORTUGUESE gunman who shot dead a London |eweller and his assistant and was himself killed In the holdup had a long criminal record ,n the United Stat.s. police r< w aled yesterday at the injuest on the three men. The Portuguese, 49-year-old
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    Russia keeps her promise
    28 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. Russia available t.'375.000 he promised last year to the I N./.ions Techni- ;;nd. first contribution to the fund. hi Ip r.ndeicievelop-Ki-uter
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    Flood relief
    16 3 The Afghan Society has to the Pernt Society for among the Tigris A. P.
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    More arrests?
    20 3 CAIRO, Thura. Further in- expected In Egypt :i the Government rounriurj of "ommunist suspects, official sources said today.—Renter.
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    Move against racketeers
    67 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. —I U.S. Immigration Service announced two more moves against Italian-born racketeers yesterday. it announced Onofrio Mm ludo. 53. Detroit racketeer waseized at Key West, Florida, and will be held in gaol until it Is decided whether to deport him to Italy or bring him to
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    U.N. CHINA BAN IS CRITICISED
    151 3 it causes Asian tension' COLOMBO. Thursday. 4 SIAX Prime Ministers, meeting here yesterday, are. reliably reported to have agreed that Communist China's remaining outside the I'nited Nations was a main cause of increased tension in South-East Asia. The Prime Ministers of India. Pakistan. Burma, Indonesia
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    $9 million bid for steel mill
    42 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Argentine made the highest bid yesterday for a Czech-owned I steel mill being auctioned by the US Government. An Argentine company bid U559,000,000 for the entire mill which originally cost about i;ssi6.ooo,ooo a. p.
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    MILLION MEN IN SOVIET FORCES
    9 3 MILLION MEN IN SOVIET FORCES ■m.'QN. inui.->. imatic [inKton
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    New honour Audrey
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    John Hunt for Moscow
    6 3 John Hunt for Moscow H mKL
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    AEL'SHOPES PEACE ATTERED'
    6 3 AEL'SHOPES PEACE ATTERED' I Dr. 1
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    Peace man dies
    23 3 PARIS. Thurs.- Loon Jouhaux, Nobel Peace Prize winner In 1951 and veteran French labour leader, died H. was 74.— A.P.
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    Settle problems or war, says Tito
    71 3 Settle problems or war, says Tito BELGRADE. Thursday. aid that the East and Lr differences or face inevitable conflict. "We believe that conflict Is Itable it the two blocs reipart lit- .-aid. Tito spoke before 620 deleto a [reaa of the BerCommunist Alliance in Belgrade. He urged Yugoslav Commuu explain
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    Zionist attacks the U.S.
    53 3 NBW YORK. Thurs Rabbi Irving Miller, president of the Zionist OntanUattoo of America yesterday criticised the U.S. for providing free arm.s to Iraq. He .said the move was "an act of myopic diplomacy fraught with meat danger for the peace and security of the Middle East.
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    More atomic cannon in Germany
    88 3 More atomic cannon in Germany BERLIN. Thurs. THE U.S Army today said that it had throi 280 millimeter atomic cannon artillery battalions In West Germany. This means that there are nuw 18 of the stiant guns capable of tiring shells with atomic warheads stationed dose to the Iron Curtain. The
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    New Director
    25 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Dr. London B Hale. President of Kvansville (Indiana College. has been appointed Director of the US ODerations mLs.snn in Israel— AP
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    The giddy goat
    50 3 The giddy goat IS IT the Sprint that causes coats to be «iddy and frolic like this— <»r is it merely that the active goat is showing how Tomnn lawton puts them into the net? Wh. tever the reason these two are happy on n farm in Scotland. Popper picture.
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    No response to Ceylon rice offer
    105 3 COLOMBO. Thurs. CEYLON'S otter to Mfl surplus ftllnrm rice to other consumer countries has had no re HiKMim Of the 60.000 tons of rice available from lust year's im|)urts of rice from China about 15.000 tons are available. A spokesman of the Food Ministry
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    Syria-Lebanon defence talks
    43 3 DAMASCUS. Thurs. The Lebanese Army Chit f of Staff. Colonel Tewnx Salem, arrived in Damascus yesterday. He had long meetings with Syrian Foreign Minister Fadyi Attasi and Army officials on co-ordination of defence plans between the two countries. j AP.
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    Britain protests
    30 3 IX)NDON. Thurs. Eleven iimuthori.Md foreign settlements have been set up on tin British governed Falkland Islands, the Government said yesterday. Britain has protested to the governments concerned. AP.
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    NATIONAL PARTY CHIEF LOSES
    152 3 BEI IZE British Hunduras, Thill. s riniE Bwt i-esiik announced 1 Hum ye.aei day's leneral elecUoni In British Hondurai was the defeat ol tin- moderate National Party I-" ''V ius nntl-Brittah Peoples United Party opponent. The PUP candidate. Mr Philip Cioldson, received 978 votes asain.st Mr.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    237 3 LONDON. Thurs. Closing middle prices of selected ■,»<>rk\ not Including stamp duty, were: LOANS Consols 66 Funding 4% 101 > 2 War 3 la 86S I BANKS Mercantile (I12V4) 274 Eastern (£5) t% Chartered (£1) 42 8 ,6 Hongkong ($lj 92 INSURANCE Com Un <uts.) 13 Royal 13
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    LONDON TIN
    26 3 I.W.llfW IJM l| dMI Buyers £735; Sellers £737; Forward Buyers C 729; Sellers £730; Settlement C 730. Turnover a.m. 35 tons; p.m. 50 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    38 3 LONDON. Apr. 29— Spot \t\&* June 18\,d July-Sept. 19d., Oct.Dec. 19' 4 c1.. Jan. -Mar. 19\d., Apr.June 19<id.. May c.l.f. 18 9 16d June ell. 18 9 16d July c.l.f. 18 11 16 d. Tone: Uncertain.
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    Israel gets the blame
    54 3 JERUSALEM. Thurs. The Israel-Jordan Mixed Armistice Commission minus Israel yesterday condemned Israel for an all-day siege of Budrus village on Monday by firing across the demarcation line. Israel has been boycotting meetings of the Commission since a walkout during dLscussions of the Scorpion Pass bus massacre
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    Barley offer
    28 3 OTTAWA. Thurs. Canada has quoted a price to Russia for the sale of .1.000.000 kwhek of Canadian barley, but no sale yet has been '•ompleted.- UP.
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    Johore hits the target
    55 4 With still a week left for registration, Johore voters have already passed the target figure of 100.000 names on the electoral roles. At the end of the second week 102.314 people have registered as voters for the Johore State Council elections, the State Elections Officer, Inche
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    New member
    28 4 Mr. R. S. Boswell was selected yesterday as the Singapore Rural Board representatives j on the Social Welfare Council i He succeeds Mr. Chin Chye Fong
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    Red police kidnap seaman at Shanghai
    228 4 Red police kidnap seaman at Shanghai HE WAS MARCHED ASHORE IN SILENCE rOMMUNIST secret police whisked a Chinese seaman oil' the British cargo ship (ilcnartney when it called at Shanghai recently. In dead silence the man. Wong Yuen Chong. 28. was marched off under close escort by two uniformed Reds
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    The officer who took 'ang pows'
    221 4 CRAVE OFFENCE' —CHIEF JUSTICE KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. ANY corrupt practices of a police officer must be regarded as a serious offence, Sir Charles Mathew. the Federation Chief Justice, said in the Supreme Court today, when he revised the verdict en Sergeant Mohumed Noor bin
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    Court told: I was not hiding
    132 4 Court told: I was not hiding lIM TUA TEE. driving inj structor accused di the murder of bar waitress, Ons Mvi Hong, yesterday denied that he was lound crouching under a sleeping plattorni in his sister's bouse in Yio Chu Kang Ro.id and arrested. Lim. whose defence was conducted by
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    Magistrate goes on transfer
    48 4 TELUK ANSON. That! The circuit Magistrate, Teluk Anson. Inche Mohamed Hassan bin Russaln, leaves thia weekend on transfer to Butterworth, in Province Wellesley Mr D. C. I. Werham. will take over both a.s the President of the Session* Court and Circult Magistrate, Teluk Anson
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    Nagging caused suicide bid
    40 4 TAN.TONi; MALIM. Thurs. mparam, young labourer, was yesterday put 00 a bond of $100 for four months for attempting suicide by drinking poison. Sithumparam said he had I been upset by the nagging of bit grandmother.
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    Overseas League annual dinner
    42 4 The Singapore branch ol the Oversea* Leamie will hold its annual dinner at the Adelphl Hotel on Empire Day. May 124 The annual meeting will b* held at 5.30 p.m. on May 28 at the Adelphi Roof Garden.
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    Vote teams to visit the homes
    95 4 Vote teams to visit the homes PENANG. Thurs. FIFTY clerks in teams of Btc wIH visit remote vilIftMfl and kampongs in the Settlement to register voters for Settlement. Municipal and Town elections in their homes. Door to door registration will also be carried out In town ftreu, Mrs. A. S
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    Folk songs for lending
    51 4 The US IS Libra :v has received a collection of American folk Music recordings by Amerian composers which can be lent out to .schools, organisations and institutions In Singapore The Library has opened a new children's room and some 250 titles have been added to the
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    Vice-Consul
    30 4 V ice-Consul PENANG. Thurs.— Mr. Kris N'oermattias. formerly of the Indonesian Consulate-General in Hor.^ Kong, has been appointed Vice-Consul in Penan?. Mr. Noermattias has arrived in Penang with hli wife..
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    A warning period for 'L' drivers
    96 4 Ample opportunity will De given to learner drivers to understand the new regulations to be Introduced tomorrow. Under the regulations 'L' drivers can have a tutor and no one else in the car. They cannot drive within City limits during rush hours 8 a.m.
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    New trials for 2 ordered
    49 4 The Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday ordered a fresh trial in the case of Osman bin Abdullah and V. Muniandy. who had been convicted of charges of armed robbery and robbery respectively. They had been sentenced to ten years' and nine years' imprisonment.
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    SOCIALISTS SAY 'NO' TO LABOUR PARTY
    160 4 Move for merger rebuffed TiHE sponsors of Singapore's third political party A have turned down a suggestion for merger put forward by the Singapore Labour Party. About 2.000 people are expected to meet tomorrow tc inaugurate the new socialist party. The general council of
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    Name of this ship horrified the Royal Navy men
    192 4 Name of this ship horrified the Royal Navy men rE Royal Malayan Navy is calling its first minelayer Penyu Malay for turtle. The reason: turtles lay eggs. and egg is Navy slang for mine. Capt. 11. E. 11. Nicho'ls. senior officer of the Royal Malayan Navy, said yesterday: "Royal Navy
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    Why tourists do not come twice
    200 4 PROGRESSIVES BLAME GOVT. rpHE "it-can't-be-done" attitude of Singapore officialdom is responsible for the chilly welcome accorded to Colony visitors, said the Progressive Party's newsletter yesterday. Special arrangements were made recently to meet sightseers coming. oil the millionaire boat Caronia. Said the newsletter: "We see
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    Two robbed officer, court told
    134 4 Two robbed officer, court told A Royal Navy lieutenant was robbed by two ratings, a preliminary inquiry in Singapore was told yesterday. Gordon Barnes and Allan Jonas were accused of robbing and causing hurt to Lieut. G. W. Spriggs. They were .sent for trial. Lieut. Spriggs said that he met
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    100 ATTEND FIRST NIGHT MEETING
    58 4 KI'ALA Ll'MPl'R. Thurs. Nearly 100 people attended the Municipal Council's first nieht session. Mr. Douglas Lee mentioned the many new faces in the public gallery and said the experiment for night meetings had begun well. The meeting was over in an hour and a half,
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    May Day party
    29 4 Th? Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation will celebrate May Day with a tea party at the premises of the Council Services Union in Farrer Park.
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    15 APPLY FOR AID FROM THE $155,000 DISTRESS FUND
    134 4 15 APPLY FOR AID FROM THE $1 55,000 DISTRESS FUND FIFTEEN people have applied for relief from the $155,000 Malaya war distress fund available for Singapore residents now in needy circumstances because of the war. Many more applications are expected. A widow with four children who lost her husband and
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    Disqualified—but she got licence
    149 4 Disqualified— but she got licence A GIRL driver, while under a disqualification order, filled In a form for a new licence leaving unanswered the question whether shs had evei been disqualified, and waa Riven a new licence, a Singapore Judge, Mr. T. Kul&sekaram. wsus told yesterday. Mr. Kulasekaram criticised I
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      125 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE I 7.16 a.m. Morning Star- 730 News; 8.00-8.30 Htll-BUly Hal! j Hour: 900 Mu.sk- While You Work; 1 9.45 BsaSMrtVSS 1 Choke; 10 30-1100 Matinee CUtsMtal Concert; 1.00 p.m Prouranmie Summary; l.oi t ijjht Masse; 1.30 Time Signal fc Niws I 45-200 Uutice Music; 500 l> ht
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    NOW THE WOMEN SAY: 'OILY MAN' IS A SPOOK
    241 5 NOW THE WOMEN SAY: 'OILY MAN' IS A SPOOK If Councillor p remedy c Kirn Seng Road-Zioa Road ngaporo arc tirt*H of the "oily man" ilatinu o" tli(> l u>or > at he may month the women have been and the men obliged to come home early. Except for a
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    $1,154 raised for fund
    66 5 KLUANG. Thur.s.- -A total ol 5i. 154 has been collected for Lady Templer's T.B. Fund liom tickets for the game between Kluang Chinese and Johore State Police. The match was to have been l.layed on April 18. but way postponed because of bad weather. The tickets
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    Special watch on May Day
    49 5 Special precautions will be taken to prevent Communal i demonstrations >vhl -h mipht interfere- with peaceful eel. b rations on May Day. a polkv spokesman said yesterday. Several unions h.tve b'l'ti ■ranted permits to h>d Ma;, Day rallies indoors. N>> opplication has been refused.
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    1,200 more
    18 5 Another 1200 Singapore youths were registered for national service yesterday, bringing the total figure to 18,700
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    THEY'RE HERE TO MAKE MUSIC
    160 5 Four singers and pianist arrive IjVX'K internationally -known sinsrrs and a pianist arrived in Singapore yesterday in a BO. AC. Argonaut for the gala opera concert to be presented by the Singapore .Musical Society in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday. They were Laurens Bogtman
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    Labour demands polls this year
    260 5 OR ELSE WE WILL QUIT COUNCIL PENAN'C*. Thursday. THF. r AN -MALAY AH I.ABOI R TARTY at an enier- sency meeting here this afternoon reiterated its demand for Federal elections this year. Mr. Lee Moke Sang, gencralsecretary of the party, said the meeting: "We stand
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    Unions take up back pay claim
    93 5 Unions take up back pay claim rpHE Federation ot Unions of i X Singapore Government Employees yesterday decided to take up the 33-month back pay claim Ol 600 temporary clerks with thf Government. A ■Matt MO thr otlicer Administering the Government Mr. W.A.C. Goode. told the Administrative and Clerical Ser-
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    Certificates for 394 students
    32 5 MUAR. Thurs.— The Muar Adult Education Association will hold its annual speech night on Monday. Certificates will be Dre.«ented I to 394 students. 94 of whom are women.
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    RURAL BOARD WANTS TO JOIN CEREMONY
    121 5 SINGAPORE Rural Board members want to be assoriated with the colours which the City Council will present to the Colony Volunteer Corps on July 8— its 100 th anniversary. At yesterdays board meeting Mr. A. L. B. Swaine, an unofficial member, said: "The volunteers
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    Plan to form Jaycees
    40 5 PENANG, Thur.s. -A meeting to form a Junior Chamber ol Commerce is to be held here next month. Mr. S. K. Sundaram. secretary of the United Nations Association of Malaya. Ls the convenor of the meeting.
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    Board takes over
    23 5 The Singapore Rural Board I yesterday decided to take over Leedon Park and make it a I public road. I
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    'ALL SOULS DAY' DRINKS LED TO $250 FINE
    87 5 After worshipping- his ancestors on "All Souls Day". Heng Chew Hoe. a Government worker, had some drinks with his relative*, a Singapore court i was told yesterday. Heng pleaded guilt;- to drlv- ing a motor cycle along East Coast Road on Jan.
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    COOLED COURTS— AND 3 NEW ONES
    164 5 COOLED COURTS— AND 3 NEW ONES SINGAPORE'S District and Police Courts may soon be air-conditioned. The Government also plans to build three new courts to ease congestion. These measures follow protests by lawyers, magistrates and the public against the shortcomings of the 75-year-old building in South Bridge Road. On Tuesday
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    Found dying on road
    67 5 Found dying on road BUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs The Coroner. Mr. D C I Wernham. yesterday recorded an open verdict oh an unknown Chinese found dying on a road with both legs fractured. The man was seen by police lying on the road near Menckuang Titi. six miles from Bu- kit
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    Citizenship committee
    55 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs The President of the Johore Bahru sessions c ourt has been appointed chairman of the Committee of Inquiry for the Deprivation of Citizenshio in Johore. Other members are Haji Ariffln bin Hah Alias. Haji Abdullah bin Ahmad. Mr. Yap Kirn Hock. Mr. M. B Das*
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    London to see our newspapers
    42 5 Copies of leading Singapore dally newspapers will be on display at the British Industries Fair in London from Monday to May 14. This ha* been arranged by Qantas in Singapore at the irciuest of BOAC's London office
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    Motorist fined
    24 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. For using a mechanically unbound and wilfully neglected ■ar. Ang Heng was fined $30 in the police court today.
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    DEATHS
    80 6 20 W orti Sift f/ntnirfi tifn MADAM YONG SEE KOO, retired midwife, formerly of Kuala Lumpur pasted away on MAM the fu- 1 neral took place on 29.4.54 at four p.m. from No. 830 Jalan Idris Ipoh. BRENDAN WONG CHEONO WONG, age 41. passed away at l-.is residence 46F
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    21 6 MR. AND MRS. W DESMOND thank all their friends and relatives !or cif's received on the occasion of their wedding.
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. April 30, 1954. 'Progress' at Geneva
    881 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. April 30, 1954. 'Progress' at Geneva There is much more optimism four days after the Geneva conference opened than there was four days before it began. Largely it is because the feared dispute over the status of Communist China was avoided. The conference was convened
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    The Month's Best News
    411 6 The removal of price control from rationed rice in the Federation is easily this month's best news. It should mean a reduction of two cents a kati. High grude rice from government stock is being cut by two dollars a picul, and the price of special
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    Would South Koreans back a new war?
    889 6 HENRY S. HAYWARD, writing from Tokyo, says that new signs point to a 'No 1 WITH three years of devastating war still a vivid memory, a considerable segment of the South Korean people now is believed opposed to any resumption of hostilities— as
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    RHEE'S POLITICAL HEIRS...
    769 6 AFTER Syngman Rhee. what? In Korea this question about the next President is seldom asked or answered in polite society. It never is answered with more than obvious speculation, since the venerable President clearly intends to remain in power as long as possible—and likely successors are kept
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      216 6 PRTY Negara has invited all "right thinking men and women" to team up in condemning UMNO'S actions on Federation elections as unconstitutional and subversive. The statement added that UMNO-MCA Alliance did not represent even ten per cent of those who regard the Federation as their real home.
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      The departure of Mr. Gyors
      145 6 MUSIC lovers throughout Malaya will have read with a sigh the news item regarding the departure of Mr. 1 Fery Gyor s for Australia, and will have echoed the view I "Singapore's loss is Sydney's! gain." It Is time that an inquiry was made into
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      'A DISGRACE'
      60 6 SOME months ago one could happily see certain side roads along the main Serangoon Road being thoroughly repaired and tarred by PWD workers but unfortunately one of these lanes, known as Birch Road", has been left unattended although It needs immediate repairs. It is a disgrace to s«v
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    On the Margin
    34 6 On the Margin I I M I I m 1 "> slow M K I Ii ti I It I PJ R I I n I Ml r rii r Good §v I STA? I
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      67 6 STOP DODGING Is there something you've always wanted to do learn a language, write, build your own furniture but somehow you "never seem to find the time"? R. T. Allen shows (in the April Reader's Digest) how you can overcome the inertia that holds you back by getting started on
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      29 6 wf According to one d who says hi. gteH who says his gt*« Rose's Lime Juicr draught, thcrcl' Tfcfa coolfa* nectar thirst-qurn, j] pluage.Yo< W\ wfckeqaah -MAM- >'>""' AGENTS: CALDB|£#
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    Perak's new 'White' area proves that peace says off with freedom
    286 7 Perak's new 'White' area proves that peace says off with freedom IV RECORD SINCE 0S STARTED IPOH, Thursday. ,ne of the two Perak areas vhite" today, has never had a -unisl incident. and rubber producing disGunong Semanggol and now "white". miles, populated by 40.000 1D.000 Indians and 33.400 others, is
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    Club Night to aid T.B. fund
    46 7 RAUB. Thurs. -A Club Night in aid of Lady Templer's TB Hospital Fund is to be held at the Government Club on Saturday. More than 360 bottles of beer and 20 bottles of whisky have h< f-n donated by .shopkeepers.
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    vere, so entence reduced
    9 7 vere, so entence reduced I Hi HI Hi H|
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    WHEN HE DEFIED ROBBER
    39 7 m W L Road, when the robber mi -and demanded all the money he had. He resisted. Police later held a man in an ambush, a mile from the kiosk, but released him after Ding.
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    The 'white' area
    15 7 THIS MAP shows the area in Perak which was declared "white" yesterday.
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    Car bumper hid lottery clues
    231 7 $38,275 SCHEDULES SEIZED OINGAPORE police found eight chap-ji-ki schedules. showing: stakes amounting to $38,275, hidden between the front number plate and bumper of a car which they took to the C.I.D. on Feb. 27. a police court was told yesterday. Giani Leong Beng, owner and
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    Had seditious documents
    41 7 A youth, Lim Ah Setig. pleaded guilty in Singapore yesterday to possessing, without lawful excuse, seditious documents at the junction of Tiong Bahru-Henderson roads at 3.40 a.m. on April 24. He was remanded until May 6 for sentence.
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    Back from leave
    28 7 Mr. W. D. Craig, the Registrar of the University of Malaya, returned to Singapore yesterday by 8.0 A.C. Argonaut after a month-and-half leave in Britain.
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    Drunk in mosque
    29 7 For being drunk and disorderly in a mosque at Bencoolen Street on Wednesday afternoon, Ponnusamy Sabapathy 36. of Syed Alwi Road. w-i.s lined $10 in Singapore.
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    On world tour
    22 7 The Ceylon Commissioner in Malaya Mr. M. Saravana- muttu. is leaving Singapore 1 next week on a world tour.
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    She says yes -and then no
    70 7 Lily Wong. 26. a singer, pleaded guilty in a Singapore court yesterday to negligent driving but changed her mind after hearing the prosecutions facts. "I claim trial. 1 don't agree with the prosecution," she said. Wong was alleged to have collided with a taxi
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    SHE ASKS FOR TIME TO MOVE GODDESS
    108 7 A WOMAN temple keeper asked a Singapore rourt yesterday for time to remove her "Goddess of Mercy" to an alternative site The temple keeper. .Madam Chua Kirn (ieok. was dMVSjed in the City Police Court wilh 1 buildiiiK a temple sii-d in Jalan
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    WITH LORD OGMORE IN LONDON
    74 7 THIS ASSOCIATED PRKSS radio picture shows Tengku Abdul Rahman. I'MNO president, and Mr. T 11. Tan. executive secretary of the MCA, outside the House of Lords in London on Wednesday. The Tengku had just told a press conference that he would demand a fully elected
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    Malaya selects a future diplomat
    207 7 Malaya selects a future diplomat K. LUMPUR, Thurs. T»HE Federation Gov- ernment has selected Inche Zaitun Ibrahim bin Ahmad, 32, Selangor's Second Assistant State Secretary, as the first of two officers for diplomatic training in Britain. He sails for England about May 11 with his wife. He was married two
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    No rural ban
    34 7 The ban on operating bullock carts in Singapore city will not be extended to the rural areas, the Chief Health Officer. Dr. J C Burn.s. said at yesterday's Rural Board meeting
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    Mr. Sands, 44 years here, plans to return
    395 7 Mr. Sands, 44 years here, plans to return HE REMEMBERS SINGAPORE OF THE TOP HAT AND PARASOL CVDRTY-FOUR years in Singapore are not enough for Mr. F. C. Sands, the man who started the scout movement in Malaya. When he retires this afternoon as managing director of Malaya Publishing House,
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    New officials
    59 7 Officials of the Ex-Service Association of Singapore arc: Pre.Mdent, Mr W G. Smith; vice-president. Mr W R Dennis; secretary, Mr. J. F. Pearcc; treasurer, Mr. C R Dunlop: asst. secretary. Mr. P L. Barclay; committee: Messrs Lee Kiah Wah. S S. Pavillard. Ec Peng Liang. P Claque. E.
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    NOW WELFARE IS ON PARTY PROGRAMME
    134 7 It wants more homes built THE Singapore Progressive Party will include Social 1 Welfare projects in its next election programme, it said in its newsletter yesterday. It said that the Bushey I Park and Nantlna Homes, with their inadequate accommodation, are still the only
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    Gaol term to stand
    65 7 Abu Bakar bin Ibrahim, sentenced to four years* gaol ard 18 strokes of the rotan for a serious offence against a boy of 14, failed in his appeal in Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday. Mr. H. Livingstone, Deputy Public Prosecutor, said that it was a
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    CYCLIST MOLESTS WOMAN IN CHANGI
    92 7 CYCLIST MOLESTS WOMAN IN CHANGI A EUROPE AN woman was attacked by a cyclist in Moon Crescent Road, off Changi Road, Singapore, on Wednesday night. She was rpturning home after a visit to the R.A.F. Officers' Club. She told the police the cyclist seized her from behind and assaulted her.
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    GIRL, 18, SAYS: 'I WAS ATTACKED'
    61 7 GIRL, 18, SAYS: 'I WAS ATTACKED' Police are investigating *n attack on an 18-year-old Chinese girl in Yio Chu Kang Road. Singapore, yesterday The said she was on the I way to work when a man i assaulted her. I Her mother appeared on the scene during the struggle and
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    Off to Ceylon
    42 7 Mr. E. G. Holiday, deputy chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, and Mr. Tan Puay He<\ deputy chairman of the Rubber Trader Association, left Singapore ye.sterdav by air to attend the Rubber Group conlerence In Colombo.
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    PROGRESSIVE PARTY TO ALTER RULES
    78 7 PROGRESSIVE PARTY TO ALTER RULES 1MIK Singapore Progressive Party has drafted a completely new constitution to equip itself better to fight a general election. Members will be asked to approve the new constitution and rules at the annual meeting on June 24. This year's meet' ig will b«* a strictly
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      183 7 The weather MINI M r M TEMPER ATl'Ri:: I (7.30 a.m. on April 28 to 7 30 p.m. on April 29 1 Singapore 77 degrees. Penang 75. Kola Bahru 74. Kuala Lumpur 74. Ipoh 75. Kuantan 75. MA X I M 0 M TKMPEKAH XX: 1 7.30 a.m. to 7.30
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      A MIXTURE NOT SO PLEASING
      139 8 A MIXTURE NOT SO PLEASING lOAADIA lOdenn) lias born O tUrned entirely in Fr.nch I Morocco; not tin- Morocco of Casablanca but the IBM tamiliar Inttrtac "n the edffe of the Sahara desert Place and people are the cnlel adornment of Saadia The tribesmen make a bnll.ant splash of colour
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      The brothers are VERY valiant, but so unconvincing
      389 8 By GEORGE EDINGER 4LL 1 lv* Brothers tven Vatianl rdalca a crowded p^«p»gt in the story ol i Newt Rn^land Bea-ffmng Family, back in the eighteen fifties. The ttierae is promistniL Windjammers whaling round Cape Horn, two brothen (Robeii Taylor and Stewart
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      FEDERATION AUDIENCES WERE MOST RECEPTIVE
      343 8 FEDERATION AUDIENCES WERE MOST RECEPTIVE COR tie (iroot's Malayan tour offered a contrast in pianos and audiences. The Dutch pianist was not impres>ed with all the pianos he had to play on. in particular in the Federation. But it was in the Federation that he found the most responsive audiences.
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      42 8 ITK»» A It 1 til(.\Miri( (third from left), one of the stars in the new lilm All the Brothers wrrc VaILint. is sren hrrr talk mc to two rascally prarl fishrrmrn and thr lovely nativr cirl. playrd by Brtta St. John. I
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      TO KEEP YOU IN THE PICTURE
      105 8 ROMAN HOLIDAY. C.re«ory Peck and Audrrv Hrphurn i in a dHuhtfu. variation of thJ "cinSSSK S^wi Run way mc* n y* »nr crowded day fSCAPF FROM FORT BRAVO Colour him of the m«.,«V i 7 *th amhush and Indians (lir n.J ?JI d 7
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      205 8 Daily at n am. 1.45, a, 6 30 9.30 p.m r- 2nd WEEK! -1 Wai—' Ist Prnriurtion in i CIHemaScOPE i warnirColor mm Stereophonic Sound P.HCNE 5159 ""CAPifOsi <SOON |3/dSv\ To-morrow a m.: "CAPTAIN PIRATE" Trch. Sunday 9 a.m.: "TEMBO" Color Tomorrow Midnight Tales Of A City" in Mandarin SOARING
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      169 8 .CATHAYJAGAiiiSjiTiM ODBOM^ I'lloM (I lib l(»lt BOOKIN(,« M-C-M'i Sfwctaculai i of Savage Fury and I Kmotions in Exciting Color! 1uwo« mm I VWsORw j Exotic Beauty "^\"*J I Under Voodoo Ly Vi< i lllli nr HiC., iCORNEIWILUL Mjij Moi-niim b-MRn Bkawi >im d.t > s i "FILMALAYA" >m WILD AS
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      295 8 The Straits Times Crossword "ii n B"T1 in i. a M KOSS 5. Islands with four Presidencies 2 Kipling hero soon changes the 6. Cali -it's one and five with some robes (7). change (5). 5 No incltnation either way (5). 7 Brief (7). y« -rect itsrjgezSh Wm thouith mis-gpelt
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      Irish peers acquitted earl who avenged his daughter's honour
      2003 9 Irish peers acquitted earl who avenged his daughter's honour UUH Ireland was aflame with civil war, Dublin society gaily put X aS K,e ,ts troubles m May, 1798, to enjoy to the full an ■sLndtog *ory of seduct.on and murder. Robert, Earl of Kingston, head of one of the proudest
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      42 9 aiiiflsT mm Hk mints -'<'|{ ii ■K i Km i s ■li;i> KRHTS i:i s \\o\ Rin s *S »AI M ■aaBBT~~~~~ 1 I ''JBB for nejt well {roomed hair n essen hair lot »ou down. l wiH last ■CESS 00^KEEPER B >ont
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      6 9 [-J IO^IOII|lTl%«>\-J\ I'ri'Hson in Ninijapor*' 1
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      277 9 Why the whole family says: "keep (/our teeth KOLYNOS is the family favourite for four very good reasons KOLYNOS him reaches into every corner and cre\ ice. where decay most often staru that* firtt in importance," m> s Father. KOLYNOS Smile* are brightest of all a* .he whole famUy shorn
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      96 9 Mvli Truvu i'nt rwuty /o HHB I loatvie you 80-rw. but f^wE'CC wELPLf SS.' tkev out^ f walk up 3 STgPS &*D ~Wk OUD NErw ODOIV ENOUCUI WAS COMING MANEUVERED US WE CANT KEEP VOUQ MANIDS AVAV H Sr&tt Just IPM* question. Skyv /^rue LAST I BFMEMBeC,^] fs^E SAVS"u£ WANTS
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    MARKETS A ALL EASIER
    193 10 MARKETS A ALL EASIER As Indo-China talk INCREASKI) chances x China peace talks Genii commodity prices in Sin., Tin lost $4 which picul, while rubber ease< The tin price has lost n< $10 a picul in three days trad ing this week. It was another deprc day on the Singapore
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    198 10 The Malayan Bbara U: soclallou reported ward trend continued In on the local market ye- Industrials were irregular Members of the A ported the following boattx yesterday: FYa.ser sad $2: Gammon $2 97 io 12 Waugh $1.85; Hen:;. 4 cents, 5 cttHs; RoLm. $1.80; Slme Darby $j Traders
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    Teluk Anson show loss
    71 10 THE chairman Of An.'on Rubber r I Mr. W. McArthur. stati the crop for the 53:2. L'28 :b against an of 532.000 lb and ti crop for 1954 vag 580. 0wi it was regretted b» that the tinaiui.i. the year showi-d a the runn ng of
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    28 10 On the free i Hong Kong yesterday the wax quoted at 5.743T.S foi 5 76 for T.T. Sterling was QlMt* -me tael ->f gold at 2i«
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    THEY SEE FOR THEMSELVES
    88 10 VISITS to rubber p»UU ro-iuilliiiK r«ctorie» Mii.illholduuv ;iml tX9* rimentul stations in dmifMu and Malaya irere paid by Mr \Villi> strong, i-liirf t'S. d.lc^.il' to the Colombo rtililx r talks, who left SiniM""'" 1 yesterday. .Mr. \rin.strone w"u deputy director of Office «f International Materials. DB.
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      208 10 NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against p o. Bint, late of the Malayan Polirr Force, should Kiv< notice of their claims, with support inu documents, to Messrs. Bannon and Bailey, AdroomtM and Solicitors, I ;iUI law Building, Kuala Lumpur, on or before 31st May 1954. All funds
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      1318 10 TENDERS SALE BY TENDER THE following unserviceable articles are offered for sMe as rags and They may be seen by appointment with the Chief Police Ofßcer, Malacca. Tenders close 5.5.1954. White Mosq'ilto Nets 10 Ground Sheet Khaki Drill Trousers 1.236 Cellular Khaki Shirt* 1.432 Khaki Drill Shorts 975 Leather Ankle
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      Big rise in rubber price may not be beneficial
      509 12 Reactions in U.S.A. WARNING that too steep a rise in the price of natural rubber would not altogether be in the best interests of Malaya, was made in Singapore, by Mr. E. A. H. Peat, a director of Lewis and Peat
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      BANK MISSION
      55 12 Sir Louis Chick. Chairman of the International Bank Mission at present in Malaya, will hold > a Press conference in the Public Relations Press Room at 10 a.m. today. The mission which came to Malaya >n January 25 was Invited by the Governments of the Federation and Singapore
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      NEW THAI AIRWAYS SERVICE IN COLONY
      159 12 Will connect with London run r PHE Thai Airways Co. Ltd. are to re-introduce their service between Singapore and Bangkok about the middle of May. Mr P. C. Odner. Sales Mana HCT and Captain Chupol of Tr.ni Airways visited Singapore l&st week to discuss
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      An American talks trade
      106 12 MRS. Mildred Hughes, executive vice-president of the Far East-American Coun ell of Commerce and Industry Incorporation, paid a two-day visit to Singapore durine the week. Mrs. Hughes, who is on a, Near East and South Asia trip to obtain first hand informa-| tion on the industrial
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      Rubber shoes
      79 12 mr. «;an iiyk ci an, ni.iii.iuu: partner of the SinMi Rubber Manufactory Company of Singapore, hi- left for Japan en rout*- to New York to study the l:itest technique in making rubber shoes. He will hi- on the technical staff of Ro- Search Incorporated of North Carolina, a
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      GOLDSMITHS IN MALAYA DECLINE
      308 12 Colony makes latest ornaments fOLDSMITH shops in the Federation have declined to their pre-Korean War boom number of 100. but the total in Singapore remains lonslant at 00. says Mr. Lokc Seek Cheung, a prominent Colony goldsmith. As v result or the rubber tx»>ni which followed
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      FOR COLOMBO
      68 12 MR. TAN PI AY HKK, a member of the committee of the Rubber Trade Association of Singapore, who with Mr. E. G. Holiday of the S.(JC. R.A., will represent SUifapore *t the forthcoming International Rubber Study Group talks in Colombo Educated *t St. Joseph's institution Singapore. Mr Tan
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      Indonesia may cut imports further
      289 12 Indonesia may cut imports further INDONESIA can use I considerably more of her own raw rubber and cut imports of manufactured rubber goods if local middle-sized and small rubber manufacturers take steps to increase their productivity and the quality of their products, said Mr. Sumedi WignJosumarto, Chief of the Rubber
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      Britain's oil
      67 12 Britain berame the third I -most important oil refining country outside the Soviet •sphere last year with an annual production of 29,000.(H)0 tons of treated fuel, the Petroleum Information Bureau ■sjid. This was still a long way behind the United 8Utd which produced 400 of the free; worlds
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      234 12 MODEL MC <&? THE SMALL TRACTOR FOR ALL AGRICULTURAL AND ESTATE PURCHASERS. This ruaeeri track-type tractor with 21 19 HP. Engirip 46 in. cautK tracks and 14 in. grouser shoes drvolops adrquatc pull on soft or hard footing, rrdures Lallann and Blukar control costs to a minimum. The hydraulically controlled
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      327 12 leaps ahead 7iew"l > aj|||i ll This new Rilcy give* j mort power foi hijh srw- i i i co»cnwork,morp iuggaj<r it if still unmi«tak»l)l\ a iphcrical hrjH is tarn takes you still further the itcnr.g always a delig delightful. In this grand new tJr WUjb^ grand new meaning. Highlights
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    7 13 Fruthers eye zed in arring ||TI H
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    S.R.A. REMOVES AGE LIMIT ON IMPORTED HORSES
    192 13  -  EPSOM JEEP BY TIIK STRAITS RaciiiK \ssoriation has further relaxed its rinirl restrictions on the importation of racehorses. S R.V circular to traineri uid owners says that in future there will he no aRe limit on horses imported for racing In Malaya, and
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    Darius wins first classic for Wragg
    181 13 NEWMABKKT, Thursday. nINISHING with a great run up the sloping last 1 furlonc. Darius held off the French challenge to win the !.0()0 Cuineas, the first classic race of the English turf season, here yesterday. :;cci by Sir Prrcy ridden by Manny Comte De
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    JOHORE BAHRU DISTRICT F.A.
    25 13 liu:s \r. Jnnore Bahru irinn will be c en ii Ban ire In .UUn Aver :n. on Saturday." are invited to
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    PADANG SOCCER
    38 13 Young Men's Siich Association ix-.ii S.CC 2-1 In a friendly sorrrr match on the pnrtatv,: yoiern.u. Ourder Btngn .'nd I. J. singn scored for VM.sa while Bhaw got S.C.Ci In another Men on tht> c tieU
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    Dollery takes first wickets
    123 13 LONDON, Thurs— The distinction t'f Liking the openinß wickets of the English first-class cricket season. which began at Cambridge ye:UervlMv ;ell to Warwickshire s Aus':a. lian pace bowler Keith Dollery Dollery t<H)k six Cambridge University wickets for 64. In I two-day friendly match between Nottinghamshire »nd
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    IT'S DIV. TWO SOCCER FOR IPSWICH NEXT YEAR
    207 13 I.ONIK3N. Ihurs. IPSWICH Town wfie ussureri o.' pinmofion from the Southern MCttOB of the English Third Dl\isicn when their nearest inaK Brighton, wert held to a draw by ClJKatal Palace last night. Brigh'o i h.ui to win this matcn I to stand
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    ARMY WIN INDIA CUP BOXING
    141 13 ARMY WIN INDIA CUP BOXING i A RMY won the India Cup In the Singapore inter-Services boxlnc championship held at Seletar la.n l <; h l; Arm y scored 25 points. RAF. 21 points and Navy 14 points Navy were holders. Results wtre: Bantam: LAC Downer (RAFi beat A B
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    40 U.S. golfers for British meet
    39 13 i ST ANDREWS. SCOTLAND. I Thurs —Forty Americans. Including I former British champions Frank Strannhan and Bob Sweeny, have enttred he rinw.*h Amateur C»o.i Championship the Royal and Ancient Golf Club announced yeateriday.
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    MAINBRACE RUNS FINE TRIAL OVER MILE
    447 13  - MAINBRACE RUNS FINE TRIAL OVER MILE EPSOM JEEP Has good chance in weak field By KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. jyjAINBRACE, an expensive failure in his first attempt in a distance race at Bukit Timah in March, may be worth another chance on Saturday. He is nicely weighted in a weak Class
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    RAOC's late rally did not come off
    301 13 RAOC's late rally did not come off GOALS were scored at Friendly Hill yesterday when Royal Arm.--l Ordnance Corps met RAF SMet »r > in a Div. 1 Singapore United Ser- vices FA match Though not brilliant, the *>cc*i was hard and the game closel.fought. Selttar. who on Tuesday became
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    STAR SIX ON THE TRACK
    14 13 Mainbrace Picture House The Wasp Barakat Chanticleer Super Picture
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    Chanticleer, Troubadour impress
    344 13 Chanticleer, Troubadour impress KUALA LUMPUR Thurs CHANTICLEER, a promising newcomer in the Fox StaDle. showed delightful action In a half-speed workout on the training track at Kuala Lumpur this morning With Bob Franklin astride this Kalrev Fulmar three-year- old was never oft* his bit when he ran 3F in 42
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    U.K. RUGBY
    51 13 LONDON. Thurs Abertillerv beat Pontypool ny 14 pain's to fhrr>* in home rugby union match yesterday. In rugby league matches. Salforri lost at home to I eich by 3A point* to S: and Le*ds ulso lost In a nome game by 20 points to 12 to Fea'h-r-Mone Rovers
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    AMATEUR BOXING AT JOHORE BAHRU
    45 13 JOHORE haunt Ihurs. A amateur boxing tournament will i« sponsored by the Coronation Boy* Club at the Hokkien Association her< on Saturday at 8 pm Competitors from the Singapore Harbour Board Boys Club. Johore Police snd Services" will take part.
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    EAGLE HAWK AND HOLLYWOOD STAR BEST AMONG Cl.5
    419 13 KUALA I.UMPUR Thur. /M.A.ss FIVE horses engaKed on v Saturday dominated thlx mornIng's winding up gallop*, or the Kuala Lumpur track and once again the Martin Stable's prospects were very much In the llmeliKht. F.agle Hawk (Bagbyi and llolltwoo4 Star Viney matched
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    SAFA TO MAKE BIG OFFER FOR VALE
    391 14 But we cannot risk loss— Pates By THE SPORTS EDITOR niCK PATES, SAFA coach and Council member, U gave an assurance before he left with Singapore's Asian Games team for Manila last night. He said- "SAFA will co-operate with Hong Kong and Philippines
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    BINTANG BULAN IN SCORELESS DRAW
    43 14 Bintang Bulan and Kinta Rangers played a scoreless draw In I SAFA Div. 3B game at Geylam; yesterday. Jollilads beat Netajl MSC 1-0 In the other Div. 3B game at CYMA ground. Nazlm Adam scored the only goal.
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    CRICKET MEETING
    33 14 A meeting of Singapore junior cricket club convenors will be neld at the S.R.C. on Monday. The main item on the agenda is to elect two representatives to the general committee.
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    Sixth defeat for BODCA
    159 14 1>O1)CA suffered lIMi M\'n s,i cesslve defeat when 'hey wen: down 3-0 to the SAPA s«ond di.iI Mon league leaders Singapore Corln I thians. at St. Oeorger Road \es-.>-day BODCA. a flrst division Mdc two seasons ago seem doomed for further relevation unless they show considerable
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    YMCA TENNIS RESULTS, TIES
    174 14 Results of the YMC.A. tennis championship ties played at Bras Ba^.ih Road yesterday were: Junior singles isemi-niiHli: Wiilie Chan beat Kwok Sam Chuan 6 l. 2-6. 6—4: Open doubles: S K. One and Harold Chia wo. Col. D A. Mander and Van Heuven; Ong Chew Bee
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    SINGAPORE CAGERS UP AGAINST FILIPINOS
    252 14 SINGAPORE CAGERS UP AGAINST FILIPINOS THE Singapore basketball team will have a tough fight on their hands on Sunday, the opening daj of the AMun Games basketball competition. Singapore are drawn in Group A and will play the first match of the MTies against the Philippines. *tio won the championship
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    Fed. athletes like cinders
    130 14 MANILA. Thurs 'THE eizht Federation athletes had their first experience of a cinder track when they went down for early training at the Rizal Stadium The) had tnrir hisl wmkoiK terdav and (let us (;«mrt. speakim for thr boys, and K»v Siebel and Carmen Korlmryrr. for
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    We expect to reach soccer finals—Soh
    351 14 We expect to reach soccer finals— Soh r THE :,econd batch of the Singapore contingent to the Second Asian Oames. comprising 15 footballers and a coach and lour weight lifters left for Manila last night In a Cathay Pacific Airways Diane For the footballi-rs* this will be tlieir first appearance
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    SINGAPORE ATHLETES OUT CINDER TRAC
    303 14 From ANG EAM HOCK, Straits Times reporter wit. Federation teams M i r THK SINGAPORE and Federation teams hen 1 Games are losing no time about setting where they will in the next few days strive to Ii the fine record established by Singapore's team
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    S'PORE v PAKISTAN SOCCER SUNDAY
    174 14 CINTiAPORE's first commitment here will be a s«m preliminary against Pakistan, with whom 1 drew when they met at Jalan Besar on Svnday. The game was orißinallv fixed for Saturday but has now been switched to Sunday The rvaaoo for the change is that teams
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    Tough for Na expe
    10 14 Tough for Na expe I K. H 3 I I
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