Sunday Standard, 25 April 1954

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    21 1 SUNDAY STANDARD Tr^^^4^^\^~ n m 3. it H M. Vol. IV. No. 297. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, 25, 1954 TWENTY PACES 10 TENTS.
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    DATO TAN WILL FLY TO U.K.
    519 1 DATO TA N WILL FLY TO U.K. j, {vttdton Agrees t fiance Men 3 lock Tan, PresiMalayan Chinese c fly to London on response to an >m Tungku Abdul hAr. T. H. Tan, cs now in Britain, > leave "at once". result ol the Mr. Olive Lytt< Alliance about Peer's
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    RUSSIA BREAKS WITH AUSTRALIA
    306 1 RUSSIA BREAKS WITH A USTRALIA MOSCOW, April 24. Russia brok* off diplomatic relations with Australia yesterday, with a stern note protesting against her harbouring the "criminal" Vladimir Petrov and kidnapping his wife. All members of the Australian Embassy staff here were ordered to leave within the next two or three
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    33 1 photo. THIS delightful studv from' Colombo, capital of the Dominion of Ceylon, shows Qeen Elizabeth receiving a tropical bouquet v\hen she attended a Command performance at the Regal Theatre in Colombo. United Press
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    CHOU ARRIVES
    30 1 MR. CHOU En Lai, Communist China'i Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, arrived at Geneva airport from Moscow yesterday. to attend the Far Ea>t Conference starting Oh Monday.— Reuter
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    REBELS RETAIN GAINS
    162 1 REBELS RETAIN GAINS HANOI. April 24, (AP)— The French hurled powerful coun- '.er-att j.-ks today at the Com-munist-led Vietminh at thi vital northwest rorner outpost irhich the rebels had newly captured In their drive towards the heart of Dien B en Phu. A French army spokesman said the French had
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    PLAN TO END THE I-C WAR
    64 1 NEW DELHI. April 24. (AFP). India's Premier Jawaharlal Nehru today proposed before Parliament a five-point plan to end the Indo-China war. The points are: A favourable climate by flowing down war pace In Indo-China. Ceasefire as top item on Geneva Conference asenda. Full independence
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    Royal Children Have A Picnic
    87 1 VAI.KTTA, Malta, April 24, (Reuter). Prime Charles and Princess Anne scrambled •v fx»t over rocks and paddled ia knee deep poelg *t a picnic south of the island yesterday. Prime Charles splashed his eraUH .shirt and hi ve trotist*r> with the warm water as he
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    Fire Fund
    24 1 ANOTHER $68.55 was received for the Standard Firemen's Fund bri«n?;i«*» the total to S! Jl !..">:». (See Pasc 5 for list of. donors).
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    'INFRA' DEFENCE SET-UP PLANNED
    434 1 Network of airfields, radar stations By K. C. ARUN, Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A mammoth military "infra structure is now silently taking shape m Malaya to provide necessary facilities to operate greatly expanded forces needed tor the defence of the country m times of
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    Boys Help Distribute Posters For Reds
    298 1 Boys Help Distribute Posters For Reds SINGAPORE Chinese schoolboys ore believed to be helping m the distribution of Communist posters, pomphlers and literature m Hi* Colony. First proof of this report came yester-iay morning when two plainclothes policemen detained a 16-year-old boy after finding 60 Communist posters and a piece
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    Vodka Back In England
    54 1 LONDON. April 24. (AP) Real Russian vodka goes ba< k on British bars today for the first time since the 1917 revolution. Five hundred cases of it arrived Friday aboard a Sovi< I freighter Importers say the demand Is terrific and are plead- ing lor licences
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    Malacca Wins The $300,000 Prize
    166 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— Malacca won the first prize in the 20th Federation Social Welfare lottery, the draw of which took place in Ampanfc New Village The number which won the $300,000 j s *****91 The second and third prizes were won by Penang a tut
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    Court Order For Rita
    75 1 WHITE PLAINS New York. April 24 (AP> Chi hen's Court .Judge. George Smith ordered Him ittr R.'j \\<\\- worth*i two rhildren takpn into protective custody voter-' day following a i bargt that the\' were being iu\ Rebecca Ifel o>. 8. a rhltd »l Rita'> marriage to
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    Britain Seeks Asian Support
    197 1 Britain Seeks Asian Support S-EA PACT LONDON |pri| U. APt. KriUin hai Kiiiin Im (J 4 diploma tic rinipucn to uin tin- sup port of fiv«* Asian n atlom for the West's proposed South east Asia NATO." Hntisli otVi. i il. s.ii,i Ust niKht British envoys \%err rr ported pushing
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    A CURE FOR BAD GIRLS
    29 1 A C URE FOR BAD GIRLS LONDON. April :M (B Mrs >I Hudson, Uo exp- j i\ eni ?uen I COO >r'»grr ■I I M cure foi < I I
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      112 1 <• cue am mkt COLO STORAGE Rtl 1 IH I" P CREAMERIES I f I ™v^T Mr jW Jusr a DAY of lux(jrv Uj trl wm7 Mp j/Z/f from Singapore and there vow y //j/f jfiy A are <* sightsee the Ap .Jfr j//// j/r/f Continent on your way. Enioy
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    Mystery Veils Movements Of Limping Ship
    194 2 Standard Shipping Reporter MYSTERY surrounds the future movements of the Indian freighter Asha which limped into Singapore from India with a 5,600 ton cargo of scrap iron valued at $375,000. The 35-year-old vessel arrived in Singapore on .T.in 23, from Bombay, en route to
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    Used Bailing Hook On Man
    66 2 A S nga pore- Harbour Board )al o irer, Pong Keng Yew. fined $150 m the Eighth Pi < < iri yesterday t for tarily causing hurt to a f< labourer, Sui Vat Lam. I v I lourt was told thai on Af i 6,
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    Married At Registry
    41 2 photo MR. AM> MRS. Richard Evans, who were married at the Singapore Registry yesterday. The bride, the former Miss Fay Piper. flrw in from Melbourne on Thursday. The groom is a Chief Kncinecr on board the Madonna. Standard
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    Rubber, Tin Prices Go Up
    124 2 Rubber, Tin Prices Go Up RI'BBKR prces m Singapore yesterday closed at 61-7/8 rents per lb. on a firm market. a rise of ha.: a cent from Friday's levels. The political situation continued to influence Singapore prices. Fair business was reported during the day with moderate demand from overseas. Manufacturers
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    TIN PRICE
    18 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. The price <>i tin m Xhe local market w..v $370] per picul (Up So}).
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    'HELP GOVT. TO DESTROY PG. KILLERS' -PAMPHLET
    220 2 'HELP GOVT. TO DESTROY PG. KILLERS' -PAMPHLET Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sot. The people of Penang Hills will be asked to supply Government with information m order to rid the hills of the murderers who had slain Brother Symphonen, a Roman Catholic lay brother of St. Xovier s Institution, on
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    Judgment Reserved On Manager
    97 2 Judgment Reserved On Manager JUDGMENT trail Hired m the Singapore Se I I Cl ".ina! District Court yestl the case m which Cheok S yea Hock, a rubber estate and ex-Vol- Mab'.e m the Sin| I i Force, was tried 04 of cheating Tan H M ol SICK) on tw<
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      365 2 100,000 /p^ik CANDLE -POWER |fe J^ DRIVING LAMP You II cn )O y dr.v.ng behind the SOLE AGENTS: searching beam of this new Lucas auxiliary lamp You'll like «ts [11) FACT UATAhft ft^'TTSSa by an ""An tAdl MUIUKb auxiliary hand or foot-operated fwitch and is intended for use m 54,
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      369 2 MISCELLAMEOIiS VRE you »n T. pi ;"j>e >. t:i ne rev< -a d -< d by i S Foret* Consult thS most :«.'-..*:;.<- S l< U«- r Jim Riigdoe 40 B:.ts Basah H S _,;io:e fee $4 p«.:sonal readii^s oi^.lv not b\ DOSti YITHO are Malaya *i 2 c (o
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      605 2 SITUATIONS^VACANT VACANCIES tXI^I FOR iTUDKNT M'R^i I i^HE next course m the Jr.un ing School at tht G» i lospital. Sin«:ipore. eomo >n 3rd May 1954 Salary scale 5102-6A-114 8'5156-12A-240 /B/ a52-12A-28» pm. plus Cost of living and Singapore Allo •es. Total emoluments at pr* 'ange from an initial of
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      35 2 i or "'l'k 1 I > I I V m Stand.. CM i N iff! Dor* Ma I or t s CH N To t\ Res j Rr I i*' r ifKi IS lf IM M
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    AN OLD TIMER LEAVES S'PORE
    294 3 AN OLD TIMER LEAVES S'PORE 3NE of the few old European residents m Singapore, will leave these shores for Western Australia on retirement after being out here for over 46 years. He is HT-year-oM Mr. B. Lowick, Managing Director •>f Rentiie Lowick and Company, a firm ot accountants, wh'j set
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    FAMILY PLANNING
    26 3 A TALK on family planning will v ;e given by Mrs. Goh K>k Kee tomorrow at the Ka i C ib at 5 p.m.
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    S'PORE YOUTH TALKS
    359 3 Turning Point In The World's History— Yap Standard Staff Reporter "FOOD and the People" and "Man and the Machine," the two main problems which confront the world today and particularly Asia, will be discussed at the forthcoming World Assembly of Youth meetings to be held m Singapore
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    44 3 pnoio. MR GORDON Mack, son of the late Mr. Leslie Mark and Mrs Mark of Colombo, who was married to Miss Evelyn Marks, only daimhter of Mr. and Mrs. T.R. 'Marks of Kuala Lumpur, at the Cathedral of the^ Good Sheperd. Sinjjapoie, vesterdav. Standard
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    UNION ISSUES A CHALLENGE
    239 3 TIIK Singapore Harbour Board Labour Tnion yesterday challenged the Board's chairman, Mr. P. A. T Chrimes, to prove that the 'Board grants rates of pa\ and conditions of employment certainly not less favour able than those enjoyed by workers employed elsewhere m the Colony." I v
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    Eurasian Welfare
    46 3 AN ORGANISATION a: Katong District established by the l Ass > i1 on t>i Ihe prom I of Eurasian welfare In i| ed icat >n and v > itional traintig A i wi be the Haig Road B i\>' School tJ 8.30 p.m m Ap W
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    He'll Have To Call At Court
    83 3 He'll Have To Call At Court JOHN' R Freeman of Grang Roa if lave to call at !h Singapore Second Traffic C on May Freeman, who di not Itop >■ a "Halt" sign, ten a letter to the magistrate, Mi Howe Yoon Chong, pleadin 1 Pi tsecutor, I?' ipe :1
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    Anglers' Postbag
    317 3 (J. I 1) ii Jit r\J)«*Hsiva N|)inniu:; iod «>id rerl. an 1 yet 1 ful«'d to rjxt fir Cift you r«M ommnid mr i ?o«»l >pinnin- n»(l jnd r«'H? .1 Uft A. I i mi n<»t |o wi money r I and I* I Whit you h I
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      607 3 $19,614 OR YOU AT AGE 55 V-* ,-rgular monthly, the SUN LIFE OK at age 55 a lump sum— c of $1,200 year m addition. If J itsol your savin* wow' j \mii i not "ive to continue >> trour Family would receive caved VVI are savin S for you
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      54 3 t 1 1 1 performance from M trj oGQnOrSG I> You can feel the difference the minute you touch the throttle ot" the Johnson Seahorse.' High letL- *^SSj^^**"^ your dollar buys more m a f .ompan'A'JLimtted The pri^c Only r^^^HWlW^^aW Singapore Kuala Lumpur Ipoh Penang v/J' j Kuching and other
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      43 3 BARGAIN SUY! You can ad\ortise v. nods for as litt c as ten cents a iroi I m i andai v ■ct rated ;ii 121 X l >:i Roa i or at th he> of the Standard i Kui Lun Penan t ai
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      94 3 sunday prize puzzle SOLUTION for last wwk\ j object What Ls it? nuzzle: A white brinjal. The Mark your entry 8CNDA1 prize goes to Ind.e A. > PL'ZZLE a.nd send it to tiniljinid -Ali c o Department Contest Editor to reach him of Uricaltore, Raub. Pahane. not later than Thursday.
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    Socialists To Hold Meeting On May 3
    139 4 THE convener* t>t the proposed Socialist Parly of Singapore are arranging ii public mi < ting to form the party «'it 2 p.m. on May 'i at thf Victoria Memorial Hall. The party's draft constitution, which has already been tr;.n- ated into the
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    Quest For Maid Ends In Court
    61 4 A YOUNG man's q lesl for r maids< i vant f he S ipon Fifth F< < Hor Yee Chi 445. R< R v. rged with v i Road on <- C 0,,! i Ah Lian. whom '■•■<, worked m Ihe ing v their
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    Thugs Tie Up Clerk
    162 4 PENANG, Sat.— Thn i armed r< wearing ma ai U i aps. inU red the home Tan Th< an Son. a clerk, m I< on Road asi night and .< occupanl ash ci y worth 1 1 200. Three ho rs alter I dent, detained two
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    THEY'VE NEVER HEARD OF THE EMERGENCY
    392 4  - THEY'VE NEVER HEARD OF THE EMERGENCY RONNIE DUCLOS 100,000 Live In Undeclared White Areas by 1 NO bandits, NO food ban and NO curfew BATU PAHAT, Sot.— About 100,000 people, most of them stounch Muslims, have been living m undeclared "White areas'' m the Batu Pahot and certain sectors of
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    Public Relations Officer For U.K.
    223 4 Public Relations Officer For U.K. SINGAPORE Assistant Public Krl.it inns Officer (Press) Mr. Roy Ferroa. leaves for London by air tomorrow, to attend an information officers' training course at the Colonial Office. The course begins at the Colonial -Office. London, on May 3 and will end about mid September. It
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    Officer Died Through Accident
    194 4 S E R E M B A N, Sat— A verdict of misadventure was returned by the President of Sessions Court. Mr. E. Corbaily. at the conclusion of an inquiry into the circumstance! leading to the death of 2nd. Lt. A. V. Palmer of the B
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    RAZIF POSTED TO LUXEMBURG
    22 4 VKARTA. Apr;. 1 L' 4 (AFP) n Razif C« ru -Genera] In -ited Lux< -i Belj ,-ti, report-
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    Had Good Reason For Absence
    95 4 Had Good Reason For Absence LIM B«k Sure of Kanipoiiß Kapor K«»ad. could not keep a date with thr Singapore Second Traffic Macistrate on Dec. K. as vpar lor a very good IT MM He was m prison. "I »a s released only yeslerd.iv 1 til m there for runmnu
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    Had $100 Job But Took Dole, (COURT TOLD)
    111 4 Had $100 Job But Took Dole, (COURT TOLD) Standard Staff K» pnrirr An e.mp'oyve <.<f Ltbar English S ing a monthly $100 app :e( j to 1 [> :.t of Soda! W{ i Singapore, (or n .< Ing thai As a r< Th's was broui I it: the S pi
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    Car To Be Confiscated
    53 4 j OOH Kwcc V« n n w. v 11.000 iii the s beventn Poin-e Court yi day. for possession of IS fa of riutiable Mmsu cm A| He had the lamsu in h^ which was Q I St n The Magistrate. Mr. K V Alexander, ordered
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    Students Are Back
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    You Listen To Me He Tells President
    37 4 JOIIOKK BAHKI Philip lloalim. Sr.. to«U> U M Sessions Court. Mr V L < "»>< inr. Let me tell ><mi I H< l H n < g Sn r. X I E I
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    UNKNOWN
    196 4 ONE DAY last uci k ;i with a scholuily l.r i rrcct bearing can-.< The Standard ofticc lifting his bath hat from a greyini cut. asked m pi fluent English wln re could contribute hu d. earnings to the Nan- University Fund. Directed to The Bt vist<T paper, the
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      22 4 Bad hi SINGAPORE KADIO MALAYA. SPORR: 716 •«-M M i°^i n "VI Star: 73< News; 7J5 Me! O dy Mixture; lam. Come
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      42 4 BARGAIN BUY! You can advertise your needs for a s little as ten cents a word m the classified columns of the Standard. Advertisements accepted at 128. Robinson Road or at the branches or the Standard m Kuala Lumpur. Penanf and Ipoh.
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      210 4 Fool Itch Can] Killed m 4 Dal Pain and Itching tl Stopped m I 7 Minutes ct^ i»o your ff'H it<-li to V^ tadly that they nf.uly -J^ 1 L^fc« <sri\« you ci«iy? Dun th« akin on > nr fe«t arack p«fl? Art th«i« Mtottfl l»^" your toes and on
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      222 4 IHHtHMATION AT A GIAKCE ISINGAPOREJ C.\.M.A.: annual general meeting at Church of Om Lady of Lourdes. 50. Oj>h:r Road H 30 am VICTOBI.i THEATRE: Cinderella by Ait Dance Studio puplla :n aul of Red Crou Crippled Ch.Uiren s Home fj t).m. PlloiO(.K\niK EXHIBITION picturci of M;ra\d b\ FranciJ Wu F.R
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      131 4 into the Parlour: 8 :w b <.,k<^«t Hour; 9.30 Much Bind 1, MUftica] Round-up; 1015 ifu^- a La Cart*- 10.30 fcfu.ic In Ma av/ 145 Radio T:,>: 2 r> m Old T me ?H lr «t° m: i M ReM«»MV(.U, V.Vth the Stars: 3 D.m. Popula, Con pm Horat:o Hornblown
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      60 4 Bah ai on Army Ha lv News (S-; ;lu a r Be Proud of. 7is r J Harmon U ■< r Ail\. e« O p(• 4 g w by Paul Moitbv I I !■> Cdmundo R On f I Me!odv. v* n T X t:om Here; 930 New* J from
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    Are Young Malayans Proud Of Their University?
    459 5  - Are Young Malayans Proud Of Their University? P.S Markandan 1/ vrl |'(H \r. MALA« x XN PROUD OF I MVERSITY? N KS. n the three and a ol its exisi Diversity of been recogcontemporary of higher throughout the itins e\.itn British ps have conilavourahly on Ntandard of training given Malayans.
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    Firemen's Fund Now Totals $2,412
    140 5 Firemen 's Fund Now Totals $2,412 ANOTHER (68.55 as rereived yesterday by The Standard Find for dependants <jf the five firemen who died fighting Tuesday's godown Are at the junction of Teck Guan Streel and Etobertson Quay. The i«>tal now stands a! $2412.55. Viie Standard acknowledg with thanks the ii»'
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    PLATINUM PEN FOUND
    49 5 SINGAPORE Po ice are m possession <>t a pia num fountain pen and pencil ><.t. brown and gold m colour. It was found m the Happy World Stadium on Friday i^ht. Owner of the pen %h contact Inspector .J. C. Cooke of Beach Road Police Station.
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    Wouldn't Let Patrol Car Pass
    43 5 FOR preventing a Ra lio patrol car on Us way to the scene of a riot from overtaking him, Jantan bin Mohamed Din. a Singapore Traction Company driver, was fined ,v_\~> m the Se ond Traffic Court, yesterday.
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    COLLAPSES AFTER SWIM
    31 5 JOHN Bonhman Rodriguez. 42 wiio collapsed on the beach m front of his home m P. -it Panjang after a swim, was admitted to the Singapore General Hospital.
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    Secretarial Exam Results For S'pore
    349 5 MR. THAM Yap Seng arid Mr Chua Taan Ling, both of Singapore, have passed their rinal examinations of the Faculty of Secretaries m Accountancy, Company Law and Mercantile Law, held m lhe Colony recently. Results of Other examinations are: SHORTHAND TO wp.m. '1' cla^i Miss
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    Rubber Talks End With U.S. Invitation To Meet In N.Y.
    427 5 Rubber Talks End With U.S. Invitation To Meet In N. Y. THE Rubber Quality and Packing Conference m Singapore, at which nine nations and 22 delegations were present, concluded yesterday on a happy note with an invitation from the American delegates for further talks m New York m October. Mr.
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    MAN STABBED
    24 5 MOH.wiFD Makoon, 33, irai stabbed at his home m Lorong Tai s»vig. Singapore, yestei evening, and taken to the General Hosp f
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    Road Is 'Hauled Up' For Gambling
    131 5 Road Is 'Hauled Up' For Gambling TWO names Ong Ten* Prng and Yio Chu Kane wt'ip called out m thr Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday. Ong Tetig Peng stepped into the dock but Ylo Chu Kaag did not. The court usher and constables shouted "Vio Chu Kang" several time* hut
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    Little Bull Is Dead Now
    81 5 IPOH, Sal Om of the f> ir terrorists killed hv two i r)ani»^ of tin" I i a Rifles yesterday neai 'he Bukit Mriah New i la* area hai been Identified as Sicw Ngau (Little Bull), a MCtiOn kMMMr. Si' /..is m rharge of the
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    PARANG ATTACK
    31 5 SINGAPORE Polire are lookIng for .t man arho ii a'ien«»(j t» nave attarked mother with parang, d v ajuai rel m kail Q [Hi k Road, on Friday afternoon.
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    89 5 ROUNDS of applause from children who packed the Happy World Stadium at a matinee of. "Holiday on Ice" greeted every item m a programme of thrills, fun and breath-taking hrauty. The revue ha* already been acclaimed the "most magnificent and colourful spectacle*' ever to be staged m Singapore, after only
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    SEARCH IS OFF FOR TUNNEL
    277 6  - SEARCH IS OFF FOR TUNNEL REINHOLD G. ENSZ B\ D1I.SBKR <i, Germany .\P)-Sranh for the mysterious tunnel of Disber B a subject that £•**>»*£ Mark Twain, has been abandoned by (ierman historical officials. They have called olfa crew of workmen which has teWi iiSftag for weeks in the well of
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    UNKNOWN
    366 6 If It Comes The Swedes Wilt Become Troglodytes I/VER s.nce 1950 the S*ed.sh Civ. I Defence author ities have been spending large sums of money on blast.ng out deep rock shelters to protect not only their people *rom the effects of possible atomic v\arfare, but also key focto.'ies. They
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    A New Mountain Is Growing
    213 6 m Ulitl i$ y 0 r,,ig quickly on the I r d%T bet > th< Be Co"yo >">d the Bt qrulti territory of Rue. ida. On February 21, foto .«(aidJ*» !i>iki .q an t and active DoIcANo (I < .v.'/arogofigo and the N -agt'■(i blrii-
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    A New Era For Lancers
    171 6 \fECHANlSED warfare has taught up with Ike rotourftd laacen of India, J squeezing them into a siBffte regiiea I in the new repuhlie's army. Four historic Indian cavalry units one paaslMj the oldest mounted fort** i-i the Indian army, and another from the lamed equestrian
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    She Wrote The Lord's Praye On A Wishbone
    563 6  - She Wrote The Lord's Praye On A Wishbone Hal Boyle Says NEW YORK. XilSS Delpiiine Binger hat an odd but firth cU:< i to ur e. She is sure slic is Die fir$i woman in history to leum )io\c to write n message in ink on a cfi cfcei irish
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      164 6 KEYbrandy J\i^^^ H L^\ jn38H V^~ KILL THAT ""Tw****^ c ''^'CT 1 nwdf h\ Dr Earl S. Sloan j//m^^* >> V 1C rian vu c nioustache) i* Hj^^g^l .■<- all over the *or!d for killing pain. RHEUMATIC PAIN IN THE NLCK AND SHOULDERS ANO IN THE ARMS. WRISTS. LEGS AND
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    THE NIGHT MURDRERS DANCED
    1755 7  - THE NIGHT MURDRERS DANCED Tom Clatworthy The atmosphere was electric as men_wfio had not seen women for years took partners [n their arms by Mil Ffl 25 YEARS WAS AN OFFICER AT BROAQMOOK UNO IS CHE FIRST m EVER ALLOWED BY M BOARD OF CONTROL TO TELL THE WHOLE INSIDE
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    605 11  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER By the anticipated official opening of Singapore's first home for canines did not come off as scheduled last week, (due to the ebullience of the dogs themselves) a large bright sign m blue and silver went
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    619 17 Selangor Forwards Fail In Malaya Cup Soccer KUALA LIMPrK, Sat— Perak, underdogs m today's Malaya r.m «»a^h against Selangor, emerged deserving winners, collec tffff full points throuTh^ fifth minute second half goal notched by centre forward Abu li?n?ffa Se?anVr lost the game m the dressing room.
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