Singapore Standard, 7 April 1954

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Jt m Vol. IV. No.' 27?., SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 193* TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    GIFTS FROM COCOS
    61 1 GIFTS FROM COCOS rOJIE the Queen Home Island in \OS (/<»//, slit* <\4ihtr t > wmiViomii from hmndtome r o ir /i «#n f// f Edinburgh (mbore) is a imtflfl of ihf ketch in which thr ,t rmuii rrt'ic <>/ tlif Kmtlt n in M or/*/ W fir I escmped
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    THE PRESS HITS OUT AT CHURCHILL
    331 1 THE PRESS HITS OUT AT CHURCHILL I LONDON, April 6.— The fiercest political storm in I years broke around Prime I- Minister Sir Winston Churchill from all direc- tions today amid loud i Socialist cries that he resign for injecting party politics into the big debate on the H-bomb. Sir
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    Five Nations To Warn China?
    217 1 Lay Off I-C Or Else... PARIS, April 6. The United States has asked Britain, Australia and New Zealand to issue a common .declaration warning Communist China that any intervention in Indo-China may lead to a general war, official French sources said today. Hie proposed declaration]
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    Britain Agrees To Big 3 Talks On H-Bomb
    193 1 Britain Agrees To Big 3 Talks On H-Bomb LONDON, April 6 (Reuter)— The British Government lost night agreed there should be top-level talks with the United States and Russia on the hydrogen bomb. Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, winding up a full-scale debate in the House of Commons accepted
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    VARSITY GETS NEW MEMBERS
    55 1 MALACCA, Tiie?.— The Pay F)u-j Middle School and the Kiieug Chew Huay Kuan have joined the Nanyang Universityproject as members. Other individuals who have also recently joined are Mr. Koh Siew Swee and Mr. Yeoh Cheang Boon. NOTE: Anyone r »n become a member by contributing
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    WAR FEARS ALLAYED
    508 1 Russia wilt not take any risk 1 -IKE GIVES ASSURANCE WASHINGTON, April 6, (A?)— President Eisenhower told the notion and the free world «ost night that Russia is unlikely to risk war so long as the United States stands ready to strike back swiftly with all its
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    Queen Says Thank You
    82 1 THE Queen on Mond.iv cabled a message of thanks from the Royal yacht Gothic to the Governor of Singapore. Sir John Nicoll. for the loyal address he s«*nt her on behalf of the people of the Colony. The message says: "My husband and I greatly enjoyed
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    BRITONS AT H-BOMB TEST
    62 1 LONDON. April 6. (AFP)— Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill disclosed here today that British observers had witnessed the final phases of the American hydrogen bomb explosions in the Marsha'.! Islands on March 1 and 21. Speaking In the House of Commons, he said the observers had
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    EARTHQUAKE IN CYPRUS
    33 1 NICOSIA. April 6 (Ro.iter) A three-second earth tremor last night sent vi! agers fleeing in panic from their homes near the slopes of Mount Olympus (G.OOO feet) in Southern Cyprus.
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    Girl (?) Wants To Wed-Another Girl
    105 1 Girl Wants To Wed- Another Girl MANILA, April 6— (UP)— A 29-year-old girl in Mabini, Bohoi Province, .said today she want* to get married to «u--ofher girl. The Philippine News Service •aid th« parents of Isabel Oia^ vides appealed to town Mayor Alejandro Cadigal to help them decide what to
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    Butler Presents His New Budget
    168 1 LONDON. April 6, (AP)— Chancellor of the Exchequer Richard A. Butler said today Britain is making steady progress toward better times, but warned that "the present decline in U.S. production must be closely watched." Ottering the nation a balanced budget with no new taxes for
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    U.S. Gives More To Far East
    91 1 WASHINGTON, Apr. 6, (UP) Foreign Operations Administrator Harold E. Stassen revealed today that the Far East and Pacific area for the first time will receive the major portion of United States military, econpmic and technical aid in the coming year. The Far Eastern area
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    REINFORCEMENTS ARE BOMBED
    67 1 PARIS April fi (Keuterl I i •■in h boml>rrs toil i opened up a tierce assault •>■ '.'O.OOo Communists man ii ing towards Him Kirn Pliu to reinforce flatting Viet mirth attempts to overrua tli, French fortress in North in Indo ChiiM The planes toncentrated their attacks
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    ANOTHER DEBATE
    21 1 THE Australian House <>( Representative! i> to hj i full dres s debate on the hy<i> gen bomb soon Reuter
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    400 WILL ANSWER FIRST CALL
    464 2 The Draftees Will Be Squaded' On July 1 By JAMES PETER CHIN, Standard Staff Reporter FOUR hundred out of 2,500 young men colled up J" "J™£ service this year, will be drafted into the Singapore Military Training has been tentatively set to start on July
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    117 2 fllKSh uirU 111 (|f your tare, no i%k JJ your phonr. but lB ■or you. The Rirlv rmp!n\r^ Mrrprbc ltd v disinfect an (1 telephone I r% plelod u NM anri ar> »-quipp. efBrit-ntlv and m m your oftirf Their job is t (l f phont- apparatus and uip. t
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    ANTI-NARCOTICS
    69 2 MR. S. D. M. JEPSON. Assistant Superintendent of Police, who is now boss of the Narcotics Branch of the Singapore C.I.D. Il e succeeded Mr. A.T. Bevan. Deputy Superintendent of Police, who sailed away two weeks ago for Africa. Mr. Jepson who came to the Colony in 1949 was
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 2 HONGKONG. April P.— Special St;inch»:d Service: CioMni price* of the Hongkong Exchange today were 51.V77 to £l sterling: $5.19 to US$l: $1,818 to Malayan $1: $0 211 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold 245 4 to 1 tael
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    Cyclist Knocked Down Man
    100 2 Cyclist Knocked Down Man A WITNESS Chan Beng said yesterday that he saw a man rolling on the ground after he was knocked down by a motor cycle on June 29. last year. He was fivinf evidence against How Lhn Chew In the Singapore Second Traffic Court. The victim's wife.
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    ARMY PAY QUIZ FOR THE COVT.
    156 2 Standard Staff Reporter COLONY Legislative Councillors were reluctant to comment yesterday on the proposed pay structure for the Singapore Military Forces because the% did not know how the rates compared with those paid in the "British Army. Data c. J. Paglar. (Pros Chang;) will
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    AWARD OF BURSARIES
    106 2 TEACHING bursariei will :> e awarded to suitable gtuients at the University of Malaya who. after they have graduated agree to teach for five years at a Government or Government-aided School in Singapore. Tiie bursaries will be of p. maximum value of 5i. 500 per annum and
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    Council Query On Consultants' Fees
    145 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government will be asked to reveal the amount of money collected in 1953 by medical consultants who are allowed to charge fees from patients. In questions to be tabled at the Legislative Council meeting next week. Mr. H.J.C, Kulasingha (Prog. Bukit
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    100 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) i n Sm^a pore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 K.SS Si>ot Loose 58{ 59 J No. 1 R.S.S. 59| 591 No. 2 R.S.S. 58} No. 3 R.S.S. 57 a Tone: Quiet. TIN PRICE The prices of tin yester day was 5357*
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    Many Items For Gala Fun Fair
    141 2 AN exhibition by the Singapore Aeromodellers' Club Dances by the popular sisters, Grace and Lucy Lim astro-numerological reading by Madam Efah. a funland ior children, records by request and novel and varied games of chance and skill are among th e many items arranged
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    China Has New Divorce System
    420 2 Letter-writer Helps IN Canton, should a wife and husband mutually consent to a divorce thly hove only to enlitt the services of a Chinese letter-writer to draw up a document tokc it before a People's Government Officer, and get his "Okay" with his officiol seol.
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    Pet- Is Lost
    12 2 A H> name >t. Rner on should Poli«-e f
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    Mr. Tan Hits At Teachers' Union
    123 2 MR. Tan Lark Sye, choirmon o» the University Committee yesterday told the S -^opore Chinese High School Teochers Union to ktflj "hands off" the University's offoirs. At a press r* >?;f c»r-»n.*e \eMejidajr, Mr Tan issued a warning to thi union, sol r .«->
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    AUTHORITIES CANT STOP 'NOTE RACKET'
    215 3 THE nior Inspector ti Scho( Singapore^ Mr. l p Lewis, told The Stin niav that th c De ent was powerless to n,.'A racket th si.M notes. t.*k«>!! ,i text books, h to popils at exorhit mt >s typewritten lotes i pared on all suhjecta
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    Comfort For Patient
    29 3 2SDGFKAGFJAv i urses o! th«* General Hospital. Singapore. Narayani riyht) and Flon Lee Chwee. 20. help to nukf •nt. Mr. I.au P»*t k Ten*, romfortablo. Standard
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    Matron To Talk On Nurse's Role
    241 3 Matron To Talk On Nurse 's Role MISS E. R. RINTOUL, Principal Matron of the re General Hospital, will jive a talk on "The n -Pioneer of Health.' over Radio Malaya today. S speak very the nurse in m restoring hea th. i sss'.ng al the different ispecta :.-!c work
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    SHB'S LATEST GODOWN IS NEARLY READY
    35 3 SHB'S LATEST GODOWN IS NEARLY READY S n g i 10/11. 11 it a aring h I ta :i by nexl ISUI t with r.\- ti iffl feet al i to late s const i
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    Thai Pilgrims Return Six Months Late
    37 3 Thai Pilgrims Return Six Months Late .—About 1' Me :n months In Saudi ial br i g 10 di r gel l the T lai B p grim-? a 3: tish rema 5 thev n I by
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    CAUSED HURT WITH A CLOG
    24 3 Sixth Po g grie^ 1 Ah Howe with j T •xplain y 13. in one n Ito < 10l the
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    ACQUITTED OF STEALING FISH
    36 3 v -Chit Se k I cook emv ral Hospita "the »-y the Presiithou, SS| ion. Chiel said on the L IS last that 5. ,'n,' r w«jr to the i c vi
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    WHC SEMINAR OPEN TO ALL
    105 3 PENANG, Tues.— The sixth .-ur of the World Health Drganisation which is sche--1 i to be held in Geneva from May 3 15 is open to all irs, medical, public heaUh, •vorkers, nurses sad interested in international health problems. The seminar will give partii >
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    HOPES FOR BIGGER 'HEALTH WEEKS'
    197 3 PENANG, Tues.—Thehope that in the years to come more and more people would participate in "Health Week" \v;is expressed bv the chairman of the Penang Health Week Committee. Dr. Ooi Kee Wan. in a broadcast over Radio Malaya. Penang, today. Dt 'Oooi aid the Settlement
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    His Gallant Bid To Put Out Flames
    125 3 LANCE Corpora] P e t r A >ny Tagloine of the Royal Service Corps. (39 Army 1 Fire Brigade), was awarded Q ieen*s Commendation. tei lay foe his gallant attemp( to avert a fire. Who:, a fire broke out in the >i "A"
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    NO SHOUTING FOR A WEEK
    67 3 MUTHUSAMY, 50, appeared in the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday, for the thirj time on a charge of dis >i ierly behaviour. The court was told that Byfuthusamy smelt strongly of Liquor On April 5 in front of Gi^-2 5 Keppel Road. He was fiurvi
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    WHITE-HAIRED MAN CHARGED
    96 3 A /MAX. with silvery white hair, stood be fore Mr. D. H. Chapman yesterday in the Singapore Fifth Police Court on a charge of having assaulted a seven -year-old girl with intent to mirage her modesty. A. Ramayah, living in Railway Quarters. Woodlands Road, was alleged to
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    NEW EXECUTIVE
    72 3 MR. MOHAMED BAHAK a JJD-year-old bachelor, above, is the iirst Malav to be appointed to an executive position in a commercial firm in Singapore. He has been appointed ihe Malayan Field Manager of Inilfver Kxport Ltd.. Singapore, after six months' trainins;. Son of a retired masistratc in the
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    Three To Probe Rubber Industry
    282 3 Three To Probe Rubber Industry KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —A senior British official jnd an economist of repute have been selected as members of the three-man idict-tinding mission, arriving in Malaya in the next few weeks, for the first exhaustive probe into the natural rubber industry, The Standard learnt today! B)fii
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    15,000 Acres For Cultivation Of Pines
    333 3 15,000 Acres For Cultivation Of Pines New industry Drive JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— One of the biggest and most important projects in the State is now developing in the Ulu Benut area where more than 1 5,000 acres of land have been approved by the Johore Government for the cultivation of
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    LECTURER DUE
    32 3 VE\. Pathamakyaw Ashin t t Thitthila Maha Thera, lecturer on Br. l.ihi> philosophy a: the University of Rangoon. Will arrive in Sin capote on April 10, on his way Australi
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    Islanders Don't Want A Change
    230 3 Islanders Don't Want A Change Displeased With Rendel Standard Staff Kej)orter KOl'K HI'NDRED islander> living in Pulau Tekon« Besar, just a stone's throw off Singapore, are displeased with the recommendation of the Rendel Constitutional Commission, that they should be grouped together with the other islands to form a separate constituency.
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    OFFICER WILL STAND TRIAL
    230 4 BOR Tells Of 'Guns In Box' AN R.A.O.C. storekeeper told the Singapore Nmrt ro»« V»~ yesterdoy how he found two revolver, and 1 1 rounds """^J^ unlocked box in the storeroom ond ofter nailing it down rorgoi u 1 Mess, Russell Road. The storekeeper. Sergeant Brian
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    DRIVER FINED
    53 4 A LORRY DRIVER, Vellachamy Vayarakupy. wasflned $75 bv the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate. Mr Howe Yoon Chong. for negligent driv--ng resulting in a collision with a motor rvvle at the junction of Adam Road and Chee Hoon Avenue on Dec. t2. last year. The injured motor cyclist was
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    Dakota Turns Back On Runway
    168 4 Dakota Turns Back On Runway CRASH conscious visitors at Kallang Airport. Singapore, went through some anxious moments i yesterday when a plane that was taking off stopped 00 the runway. Later., two other planes had lo circle over the airport for more than 20 minutes before landing. A Malayan Airways
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    RUBBER IMPORTS
    24 4 GOVERNMENT announced today that the total imports ol rubber into Singapore and ;he Federation of Malaya in March amounted to 30.82M tons.
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    REFUSED TO SHOW LICENCE
    67 4 FOR ro!\:s::ig to produce i driving iicence wbui asked bjf a policeman to do ?o. Yeo Wti Lian. a baker. *a« fined SIS bj the Singapore Se< ond Traflic Magistrate. Mr. Plowe Yoon Chong. yesterday. He was fined another $25 fci driving a van at an
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    Court Told Of House Deal
    406 4 In Suit Against C.F.A. KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The case for the plaintiff began today at the continued hearing: of the civil suit at the High Court in which the Committee for Free Asia is being sued by Mr. R. Ramani, a local lawyer, for alleged
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    USED FORCE ALLEGATION
    77 4 JAH KIM POI. 21. rlaimcf trial in the Singapore Seventh Felice Court yesterday to s, charge of using criminal forte on a 15-year-old gir\ with intent to outrage her modesty Tne offence was alleged to have taken place in the projectionist s 'room of an open air
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    Mate Morse Accepted
    42 4 tration Council in the United Kingdom B the Regls He is Mr. Chee Kooi Fook of th* P-nan* w^Tra ning School, who will undergo twj Tear? a in^ glOI l? 1 will go on a Sino-British scholarship training. He
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    Police Sanction Ruled Invalid in Corruption Case
    281 4 A SINGAPORE lawyer submitted in Court yesterday that a sanction to prosecute from the Public Prosecutor was not definite and therefore not in ordtr. He asked that his client be acquitted and discharged. The submission was made by Mr. David Marshall, in the
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    Purchasing Power For Imports is Restricted
    183 4 Purchasing Power For Imports is Restricted THE purchasing pow tt for imported goods in Malaya has been restricted by the considerable fall in rubber prices, states the report of the East Asiatic Co.. Ltd for 1953. The politic*] situation iMalaya was stabilised to v m tNtent. the report added. The
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    Call To Build Up Malaya
    173 4 Call To Build Up Malaya KLUANG. Tiie^.-Mr. M M. Khurana. at ting representative of the Government of i India in Malaya, appealed tc all Indians in the country to i play a worthy part in building up a united Ma.ayan Nation. The appeal was made at the opening ceremony of
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    7-Day Grace To Settle
    83 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Electricity consumers in the Federal capital who fail to pay their bills within the specified time will in future receive a seven-day warning, after wbicn their supplies will be cut. This i 9 an experiment launched by the Central Electricity Board in Kuala
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    Terrorists Find Time To Brush Their Teeth
    193 4 Terrorists Find Time To Brush Their Teeth JOHORE BAHRU, Twi a list of articles ewflseated by the Police ia aa estate in Ktaaac iMUcates that the terrorists Had tisae evr» to efeaa. their teeth la the Among the IteMs reeoyered were a toothbrush and a tube of toothpaste. la the
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    40 4 Standard pnoio. MB. G MORISHIMA, of the International Studentr Union, who arrived m Sineaport yesterday, enroote to Jakarta, on a tour of Asian countries to study lWinf eonditions. He Is responsible for tne welfare of foreign students in Japanese universities.
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      75 4 Weather Report m Minimum Temperature: From < J# p.m on April sto 7.30 a.m. on April 6. S'P*™ <"«F>, Penan* <75F) Kota Bahrn (72F). K.L. <75F) r.poh (75F). Kuantin (T4F) Maximum Temperature: Fret* 7.JJ a.m. to |7Jf p m April C. B'pore (gSF). Penan* .<ttF). Ipoh (S3F), Kaantan OIF) Rainfall:
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    GIFT TO MOSQUE
    51 5 THE Private Secretary to the Sultan of Jo how. Captain Abdul Kadir bin Haji Mohd. Said (left) seen presenting a cash donation of S\\»o« to Inchr Abdul Rahman Maryadi. an official of th* Brerze Plain new mosque building commit tee in Singapore. The donation came from the
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    People's Morale Extremely High'
    234 5 Departing GOC Says: Kl ALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The G.O.C. Malaya, den. Sir Hugh Stockwell. said in a farewell ige over Radio Malaya tonight that the morale people of this country was wonderfully high. There was a real feeling of enthusiasm for :he task in hand and
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    Hawking Won't Pay -Boy Told
    43 5 Hawking Won 't Pay -Boy Told boy who wanted to e a> a hawker, was the Sinsanore City Court Magistrate. Mr Devereux-Cblebourn. age hawking > 'ar in conn. Nathan of Sti et. was Tee in a A:.>on H.4(» p.m. 3 make igistrate se ti
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    Bazaar To Aid Blind
    47 5 islj dec id- Fxecutive 1954 Inter-; he tor t t i3 Victoria and organised I that next > h e in > ?apore Associa-I B I was held in I e Briti Red Cross. the second I held for the B Associaplanning to ■>■ for the
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    UMNO LECTURE
    48 5 A TALK on 'New Japan" by Mr. K. Ichikawa. representative of a Japanese pre>s agency. today at the United Malays National Organisation Headquarters. Johore Bahru, has been postponed indefinitely. Instead, Inche Sheik Anuar. secretary of UMNO. Johore Bahru, will talk a!x>Lit "Negroes in the United States."
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    Bid To Ban City Officials Rejected
    149 5 Bid To Ban City Officials Rejected City I down vai an.i exclude the proations have elected rtmentai erj on "*> Committee has Holder of ng licence Eg JW proposed by the staff. i his tan should be made up five representatives of employers and five of the workers. The Sub-Committee
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    FED. FREE FROM RABIES
    308 5 Public Praised For Part In Vaccination Drive KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.-The Federation of Moloyo has today declared free from rabies and restrictions on movement of dogs were lifted. Movement of dogs to Singapore will, however, sMI require permit. anti rahU°" OWS ""^"d'ng success in the recent ma
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    All-Out Hunt For Kajang Killers
    174 5 All-Out Hunt For Kajang Killers KUALA LUMPUR. Tucs Troops and Police have been "combing" the jungle around Kajang since Sunday for a terrorist gang who have murdered a Chinese, Liew Tai Kim. The murdered man was a cousin of the late Kajang "Bearded Terror," Liew Kon Kim. Terrorists killed Tai
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    Tried For Attack In Cemetery
    119 5 TAN Kim Tean. a labourer in a Chinese cemeterv told the Singapore Seventh Police Magistrate. Mr. T Kulasekaram, yesterday, that while he was painting epitaph* three m approached him and saidwhy are yon trying to be funny with us." Two of the three. Tan Cher
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    Trishaman Couldn't Remember
    115 5 Trishaman Couldn't Remember TIEN KOK LIN. who had been sent to the Singapore Woodbrid^e Hospital by the Police for observation, was yesterday acquitted and discharged bj the Singapore City Police Court Magistrate on three charges. The charges: wen riding a trisha without being licensed to do so. using c rider's
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    NEW $100 NOTES TO BE ISSUED
    217 5 KIALA LUMPUR, Tues— Limited stocks of a new design of SIM denomination currency notes have been received in Malaya and British North Borneo The notes bearing the portrait oj the Queen, will be put into ulation on Monday. They be issued to the public
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    Two Jailed For Armed Robbery
    180 5 Two Jailed For Armed Robbery SENTENCE ot eight years* rigorous imprisonment was iii\. j posed i" the Singapore Assize j Court yesterday 0:1 Low Static Hoe and his accomplice. Ong I Eng Guan got six years, after thev were convicted of armed robbery. The judge. Mr. Justi e Brown, told
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    USED FORCE
    26 5 FOR using criminal force on one Jaffa r bin Osman at Panchor. Muar. Kadir bin Do'.lah Kamari was fined $!5 by the Muar Magistrate.
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    65 5 C ,.9u L N D ERWENT. the "murderer" (played by lan Eales White) and Betty Fin don (Gwenyth Loades) in a scene from the Singapore Stage Club's current play, "Ten Minute Alibi." The play will be presented at the Victoria Theatre on April 8, 9 and 10. Booking is at
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    Cables Are Found Cut
    46 5 A MAJOR attached to the Singapore District Signal Regiment went out on Mondav to investigate reports of theft of military signal cables. While passing Pender Road he caught three Malay boys They were running away. He stopped and found some cables cut.
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    Anniversary Exhibition
    67 5 ON the occasion of its 1 titii anniversary, the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts will hold an exhibition of paintings at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Friday at 5 PJBI It will last till Apr. 12. Mr. G. P. Darke, Senior Inspector of Chinese Schools, will
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    Social Workers To Hold Welfare Seminars
    219 5 Social Workers To Hold Welfare Seminars PENANG, Tues The General Secretary of the Union ol Social Workers, Federation of Malaya, Inch* Mohamed Sopiee. today said the points raised by Mr. W. H. Chinn, Social Welfare Adviser to the Colonial Secretary, in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, have been a matter of concern
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    UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR
    80 5 RADIO Malaya's University of the Air programme will be broadcast on Sunday afternoons from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. as from Apr. 11. The frequencies will be 380 metres In the medium wave band and 48.!) metres on short wave. The Wednesday night transmissions conducted previously
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    Fruit Seller Sentenced
    69 5 REMARKING that robbery was very prevalent and tin* accused had committed the offence in a lonely spot, the Singapore First Criminal District Judge. Mr. Tan Ah Tah. yesterday sentenced a fruit seller. Lee Bee Wah, to one year's rigorous imprisonment. Lee was found guilty of robbing Lim
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    NEW AUSSIE STAMP TODAY
    42 5 A SPECIAL 31-pcnce postage stamp will be issued at all Australian post offices today, to commemorate the centenary of the first telegraph line erected in Australia, between Melbourne and Williamstown. Victoria, which was in operation in. March. 1854.
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    ARP INVITATION
    48 5 AN INVITATION is extended to all pre-war members of the Air Raid Precautions in Singapore and their families to join in a social to be held at the Civil Defence Club at 8 p.m. on April 10. Admission to the social is free and dress informal.
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    The Jitters-Bomb
    860 6 '|"HE debate on the hydrogen bomb in the House of Commons on Monday was particularly notable lor the rather feeble speech by Sir Winston Churchill. Here was a theme fit for oratorical melodramatics. The master of the sonorous prose could have made the House o! Commons resound with
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    INDIAN CLAIMS ON GOA
    1308 6 PortuyaVs Asian lotohy Wrtn A r^ntineniat Air— Says A Times Correspondent I HE dependencies of Portugal in India are facing political pressure from their neighbour. Indian resentment is growing against the continued existence of the few remaining foreign pockets in the sub-con-tinent which include French-owned Pondicherry
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    135 6 Piea For Schools NANYANG SIANG PAU supports the recent Malayan Chinese Association's plea lor Chinese schools in the Federation on the grounds that they would be useful in the Malayanisation of this nation. I The daily says that fears that the Chinese schools will eventually be forced to
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    Review of Views
    79 6 Review of Views H Bomb Alarm s UTUSAN Melayu dec arts that the American H-bomb ex- 5 pertinents in the Pacific are? a direct contradiction of the* t'.S "global strategy" out-* lined by Secretaiy of State. J John Foster Dulles, and VieeJ President Richard Nixon] recently. rh e paper deals
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      BYRNE MISSES THE POINT
      560 6 Sir: Mr. Byrne surely ntittci the point of my attack by trotting out once again the admitted fact that certain increases have been achieved for "industrials" in Government employment. One suspects that Ritson had nearly as inch to do with this uj Mr. Burne and the
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      Surely Not 90 Per Cent!
      222 6 Sir: Tungku Abdul Rahman said that "The LJ.M.N.O.-M.C.A. Alliance represents 90 percent of the people. The others represent only themselves and no one else." No one has so far challenged this statement of the Tungku because it borders on fantasy. Just what does he mean
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      Not A Word
      33 6 Sir: -T;u S crs* l r ni-) :i selective bod} ago I app >' ship. I rogr. have not pit the Union not I have btttl a member mun mi Sincaporr
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    New Red Cross Rules Studied
    147 7 New Red Cross Rules Studied Apr. 6 (Renter).— t xperts from 1 ntries meet here yester- discuss amendments Red Cross conin view of the •v of hydrogen and warfare. ting has been called the International Comol the Red Cross. Ma ao Tzusuki of < Univ< rsity will review of the
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    WANTED MAN FLEES TO H.K.
    65 7 1 Wil.A. Apr. 6, t AFPI.— V cente Kho. ulti-millionaire tin a Jthorities I >i t vasion invol\ ing than US$5OO,OOO. appear* i have reached a with reports that he -i to H :\a, be report on the escape of wanted Chinese businessin to the
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    GIRL ENDS OWN LIFE
    46 7 r. 6. (Reuter). ing, 25-year-old gassed in her mmitted s cidc anre of her mind I,* 1 a Coroner's lay. r-go-lucky gir!. a London builder's is set lor a big future. She e overnight a? a in the stage .it the Inn."
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    India May Receive $85 M. Aid From US
    110 7 India May Receive $8 5 M. Aid From US WASHINGTON, April 6, (UP)— Secretary of State »<»»n Foster Dulles disclosed yesterday that the Admnistration will ask Congress for 885,000,000 in economic aid to India during the coming fiscal vear. I i he largest onomic aid. to he includ- t year's
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    40 7 photo. K\Mo. VIETNAM troops >«v« up to counter-attack the rrUi W of besieged "'<>» Bin Phu followiiiK Ihe °l'^«nu of a road linking /">^n with soutliein 'its of r.^istancc. Repeal--11 and SO far unsuccessful VietMtek forces "»><»n this road A. P.
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    'Reds Are Close To Aggression'
    208 7 WASHINGTON, April 6, (AP)— Secretary of State Mr. John Foster Dulles, told Congress yesterday the Chinese Communists are "coming awful close in liuloChina to direct aggression, which might produce "mas- sive retaliation." Mr. Dulles made this statement before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, iifter saying
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    Communist Participation Confirmed
    168 7 Communist Participation Confirmed PARIS. Apr. 6. (AFP).— An ritative source here last night confirmed reports that Chinese Communist techniciare participating in the Indo-China war. as alleged by u.S Secretary »t States, Mr. .1 in Foster D.; l< g. Information reaching the French Government is similar) v> that contained in Mr.
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    DISCUSSIONS ON PALESTINE
    74 7 NEW YORK. April 6 (AFP>— The UN. Security Council will meet on Thursday to examine the Palestine situation, it was announced here today. The agenda includes the Jordan and Lebanon complaint against the Xahalin incident, in which several Jordanians were killed, and the Israeli complaint against Jordan
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    DISARMAMENT MEETING SET
    49 7 NEW YORK. Apr. 6 (AFP)— The Disarmament Commission will meet next Friday under the chairmanship of Chinese Nationalist representative- Dr. Ting Fu Tsiang. The commission has no4 inei for over a year and is now meeting at the requesi of Britain. Franco and the United States.
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    ANGLO-U.S. PACT NOT IN EFFECT
    163 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. 6, (Reuter) The White House said yesterday that a 1943 agreement between Sir Winston Churchill and President Roosevelt, banning the use of atom bombs except with each other's consent, was '"not in effect at the present." Sir Winston Churchill disclosed the terms ol
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    U.S. COMMUNISTS AIM 70 TURN OVER CHINA TO RUSSIA
    208 7 U.S. COMMUNISTS AIM 70 TURN OVER CHINA TO RUSSIA OTTAWA. April fi TUP).— North American Communists ;ihn to turn over to Russia "all of China including vitally strategic Formosa." John Blackmore. a Member of Parliament said today. B'a.-kmore. the Canadian Parliament'.* most vocal supporter of Senator Jo.seph R. McCarthy. asked
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    ROYAL FAMILY PAYS TRIBUTE
    41 7 LONDON, April 6 (Reuter)— The Queen yesterday ordered members of the Royal family to observe a week's mourning for Crown Princess Maerthe of Norway who died early yesterday morning. The family Ynourning does not affect official engagements.
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    YOSHIDA'S VISIT
    38 7 STATE Department spokesman Suydam said Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida of Japan is expected to visit the United States in the middle of May but that specific dnte« for the trio have not vet bceu set. UP
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    Bride Goes By Sled
    73 7 photo. DRESSED in the ceremonial kimono and wearing tbe traditional "tsuno kakushi" on her head, a young: Japanese bride goes to her wedding at Hokkaido on a sled drawn by a horse bedecked in tinkling bells. Springtime, when the snows thaw in Northern Japan, is the
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    THREE KILLED IN ABORTIVE COUP
    158 7 MANAGUA, Nicarana, April 6, (AP)— President Anastasio Somoza yeytercfav declared a state of siege and announced that three persons had been killed in an abortive revolutionary attempt. A plot to assassinate him fell through. The three dead were a national guardsman, a poli i :\in
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    VIETMINH CASUALTIES EQUAL TO A DIVISION
    308 7 HANOI, Apr. 6,— With the Victminh casualties in the Dien Bien Phu bottle now estimated ot the equivalent of a full division, Vietminh Commander Vo Nguyen Giap is now summoning reinforcements from available units in the north of Vietnam. Giap's obsession with gaining a
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    60 7 pnoio. ACTRESS Corinne Calvert trll s newspapermen in West Los Angeles. California, last week, shortly after she wa* given treatment for an overdose of sedatives that it u is just a "stupid kind of accident." She explained that she'd taken twice as many sleeping pills as her doctor had prescribed.
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    NO RECOGNITION
    29 7 WEST GERMANY and the .three We>tern allies agreed I yesterday to reject any request j for diplomatic recognition of Soviet Russia's new East Ger- mar satellite. UP.
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    4 LANGUAGES AT CONFERENCE
    134 7 MOSCOW. April 6, (Reuter) Russia acired yesterday to main 'technical arrangements" for the Geneva conference. Soviet acceptance <»f I.# irnmgements propo.sed by three Waiteill DOWN fc'ai notified in in aid,» mem handed to the United 81 Ambassador Mr. (h Bohltn b v Mr Vanity Km/ sow
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    Statement Refutes Rumours
    93 7 PARIS. Apr. ♦>. (AP» -Marshal Alphonse Juin*i headquarters, provoked by ru Itoun and unofficial reports, issued statement yesterday to deny that he has resigned hi* command of Allied ror In Centrii 523? v 1 The Marshal will not relinquish his po>t until he hai ironclad assurance thai
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    SHIP AFIRE, DAMAGED
    60 8 MANILA. April 6, {Atf) The inter-island vessel, Victor, belonging to William Lines, caught fire this morning between Cebu and Lanao provinces, in Visayas, and suffered damage estimated at U5525,000. Although the vessel's forward hold was gutted, the fire was brought under control and the Victor is now
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    429 SHIPS CALL AT HK IN MONTH
    86 8 429 SHIPS CALL AT HK IN MONTH HONGKONG, April 6, (^P)— Four hundred and twenty-nine ships totalling 1 010,096 net registered tons called at Hongkong during March, the colony's Marine Office reported today. There were 247,861 tons of general cargo and 29,046 passengers carried into the Of the ships entering
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    Link With W. Africa
    75 8 TOKYO. April 6, (AFP)— A leading Japanese shipping company is planning to open a direct route to West Africa to which an average of 3.000 tons of Japanese goods are exported monthly. Kawasaki Steamship Company is working on a plan chiefly to meet shippers growing demand
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    2 Rubber Talks Due
    424 9 Action MAkely LIVELY action on the world's rubber fronts is being freely predicted in view of forthcoming top level rubber talks. Singapore and Colombo will be the battle-ground sites. The ciasii will be an producers and consum.i 1 it* lirst encounter, at Sin oie, i will
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    POPULAR BUILDING MATERIAL
    333 9 9" e °f the most popular building materials spec" fit i lor us e in Singapore hospita.> i schools, prison, Radio Malav,.,' and other construction pro. jects i s vermiculite, an altera- I tion product of mica large v J found in South Africa and the United
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    Planters Fund Appeal
    171 9 Planters Fund Appeal The chairman of the Planters* Benevolent Fund of Malaya. Mr. J. C. Mathison. has issued an appeal /or contributions to the Fund. Mr. Mathison said that through the generosity of both companies and individuals in the past, the Fund had been able to give financial assistance to
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    32 9 Mr. F.H. Atkinson who smc-eds Mr. A.F. Taylor as Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce. Mr Atkinson is chairman of the Board of Directors of Messrs. Harper Gilfillan hi Co Ltd.
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    U.S. Rubber Consumption
    115 9 UNITED States rubber statistics showed consumption dur-, ing February at 41,167 tdis compared with 41,064 tons for January. Imports for February were not yet available but dur. ing January 41,789 tons of rut>ber went into the U.S. Stocks of rubber at the ?n^ of February stood at
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    He Sees Hopes For Improved Trade
    191 9 IHE Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce. A Mr F.H. Atkinson layi thai there are reasonable grounds for hoping for an improvement in the Colony's entrepot trade. Without wishing to be unduly complarent. Mr. Atkinson is of the view that there vhould be
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    1954 B.I.F. TO BE BIGGEST EVER
    192 9 THIS year's British Industries Fair, largest national trade exhibition in the world, will be held in London and Birmingham from May 3 to 14. The industries represented are responsible for m.»re thar half of Britain's total exports, and many of the rr.imifsoturo displayed will
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    New Life In UK's Industry
    200 9 British Industry is in the course of emerging from the strait-jacket which, for one reason or another, was imposed on it in the years immediately after the war". Mr. Peter Thorneycroft. President of the Board of Trade said. As controls are removed and impediments abolished.
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    SHARES
    202 9 PRICE movements in nil seciions of the Malayan hare market were irregular over an improved turnover. INIM'STRI H Buvers Seller* B B. Petrol 38/ 38 6 Gammon 3.32 3.35 Jacks W. 2.80 2 85 S. Steamship 18.25 18.50 Straits Times 290 2.93 Straits Traders 22.40 2260 S'pore Traction Ord.
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    MARKETS
    135 9 RUBBER QUltf THE rubber market in Singapore yesterday closed qu.et ;.t .•>»] omtl per lb. for first «rade rubber for April shipmei.t, (.">MJ cents on Monday). Fair activity was reported during th e day. but Dlimi order? wore small. Uprountry sdling eontribul* ed to the easiness m the market
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    PRODUCE
    159 9 COPRA in Singapore produce market opened steady but closed uncertain, vrhila) coconut oil was quiet. Lewis and Peat quotation* for April shipment copra yesterday were (buyers and seller^): $28 7/8 and $2:) l/f per picul (11 a.m.), steady; $28 7/8 and $29 1/8 (noon), steady quiet; $29 J and
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      317 9 -^y^ c «--'"*i-</-l lAw s-hole TM'ftoLE TW>M'- 1 1 once vo'has r^ABfeED I |4rr/*4rws7>tA/r— >\ aa^v r rw O J^ J.v .-.."-i^ >JZ ABO^TfJM' A *s^^^. J^^ A BABN BACHELOR J-^^O^ &ACHELO* WHK£S UP SCX£AfItN6!r I• j:^ r r I r-/^?\ifi^f^ C^K'f NIS P"OL^S LL^ (frtx II HONEST ABE IS
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    STOP THIS SILLY 'WE WUZ ROBBED' WHINE
    781 11  -  PETER WILSON Says IONDOK, April 6.— What a pity that one of the L i, nil most skilful heavyweight fights since the r betweea Don Cockell and Roland La Starza, i u\ bv marred bv that old American rallying cfy: U t !lu/
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    Charles Gets His Chance
    120 11 Charles Gets His Chance Nf W YOKK. Apr. 6, I I lumpion Rocky Marriano ;»«d Kzzard harks sii;iwd formal rommissioa contracts testerdaj l«»r their 15r .i-ind *orW hravyueisht itlr IgM at Yankee inn <>n i*me 17. It will be M.miano's irsi b.nit tUmtt retaining t title by slopping Roland l.i
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    SRA SPOON SHOOT
    19 11 exi Singapore Rifle A>- Spoon shoot will be Sunday at 6-W p m. at ah ri'nge.
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    Coronet Winners
    47 11 THE Coronet Badminton Panv recently concluded its tournament. The winners were: Singles: champion Koh Kim Guan. runner-up Guinea Goh. Junior Singles: .ham-' pion Lian Thiam Teek. run- ner-up: Abdul Razak. Open Doubles: champion Bi'ly Quek Anthony Hill, runnerup: Koh Kim Gvian <St Teo Beng Hai.
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    Suara Muda For S'pore
    44 11 KELAXTANS Suara Muda soccer team are expected to arrive in Singapore this weekend for three sames here. Dates fixed for their matches ar e Sat. April 10. Sun. April 11 and Tuesday April 13. SAFA will announce their opponents later.
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    Shell, Ipoh, Lose To Taiping CRC
    50 11 TAIPIXG. Tue?.— The Shell Sports Club of Ipoh sent their football and table-tennis team> to Taiping during the weekend for friendly fixtures against the Chinese Recreation Club. Taiping CRC proved superior and won the football fixture s—:i5 :i and the table-iennis eruounier B—3.8 3.
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    Tapah GES Win
    37 11 TAXJOXG MAJLIM. Tues.— Th e Government E:i<ilN i Sr^hoo!. Tap:ih. beat the Meihodist English School. T;in;on 2 Malim 2 l mi soccer. Scorers were Ahmad and Saminathan tor Tuotih and Sabapathy for the M.E.S.
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    Health & Money Hit Ceylon Team For Asian Games
    479 11 Health Money Hit Ceylon Team For Asian Games COLOMBO. Apr. 6. (AP).— Health and finances are causing changes in the probable Ceylon lineup lor the Second Asian Games in Manila, starting on Mav 1. Dropped from the probable teams were hard punching boxer G. G. Adams, laid low by a
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    No Wide Bowling Please!
    129 11 No Wide Bowling Please LONDON, April 6: (Router) Disturbed by negative tactic s the M.C.C. have asked Jhe English County Cricket duos to discourage "defensive bowling wide of the leg stump' and to keep a record this year 01 the number of overs bow.ed per hour. In a statement last
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    Rugby Results
    33 11 LONDON. April «5. (Reuter) Results of yesterday's Rugby Union matches are: Coventry 8. Moseley 0: Devonport Services '.i. Newpoit 12: Neath 0. Llanelly 3: Rugoy Le:i?ue. Halifax 15, Bradford Northern 2.
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    2nd Half Rally
    42 11 TAIPING. Tues. Although down bv one goal in the first half, Taiping Malay Teachers staged a magnificent rally in the second to net three goals and beat their Krian colleagues In a friendjy soccer tie here yesterday by 3—l.
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    Celtic In Final
    86 11 GLASGOW. April 6, (Reuter) I Celtic reached the final of j the Scottish Cup when they defeated Motherwell by three goals to one in their semi-final replay at Hampden Park here yesterday. A crowd of 92.662 watched a good battle with plenty of thrills. Celtic had greater
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    Konno's Success Formula
    258 11 NEW HAVEN, Connecticut. April 6, (AP) Ford Konno. probably the world's outstanding middle-distance swimmer today, modestly claims there h no secret to his success "1 just like to swim." The 21-year-old Hawaiian has been swimming for 12 year s in big league competitions and apparently his formula
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    S'pore YMCA Tennis Ties
    134 11 SINGAPORE YMCA tennis ties for today and tomorrow: TODAY T.im Hee Chin K S. Khong v J. E. Jellineek D. Robertson. Col. D. A. Mander Van Hem-en v S. K. Ong Harold Chia, O. G. Mather Baker v Liem Khe Liang Low Kee Pow. Singles: Francis
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    US SHUTTLE BID
    68 11 NIAGARA FALLS. Apr. fi (IP) Foreign players may very well dominate the first United States national badsiinton tournament in which they hav e been allowed to participate. Observers believe that* thi s tournament at the Niagara Falls Country Club is the association's hid to make the I'nited
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    Islanders Give Tigers A Fright In Grand Game
    1008 12  - Islanders Give Tigers A Fright In Grand Game BILL MOSS By TO PI I U BrarTi United fell the honour of bein? the first team to hold the unbeaten, unplayable Tigers to a 1-1 draw in a rousing SAFA Division 1 League game at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. The element
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    Greasy Ball Was Winner
    50 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Three or today's four league soccer fixtures had to be postponed due to heavy rain. Iq the only match played on the Lever Bros. ground in Bungsar Road. Singapore Cold Storage beat Lever Brothers by] two goaU to one in heavy sh >wer.
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    Rajaji Win
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