Singapore Standard, 13 April 1954

Microfilm: NL2603
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    21 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD IS /t. Jt >5 X»\. IV. No. 2R5. SINr.\I»ORE v TUESDAY, APRIf, lj f 1951 TWELVE PACES 10 TENTS.
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    6,500 FEET DEATH DROP
    1086 1 Passenger Vanishes From Plane Emergency Hate t BODY FOUND NEAR t S. JOHORE FACTORY A SINGAPORE clerk, Cheong Cheng Ee, 40, I disappeared through the emergency hatch of a Malayan Air- I ways Dakota yesterday as it was flying at an altitude of 6,500 I feet
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    Police Raid Opium Den
    82 1 AS THREE Singapore Police i Inspectors went up into a tUSr pected opium den m Victoria 1 Street, last night, they heard a thud, seconds after a homemade alarm was set off. Looking out of th e window, they found a man lying on the road.
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    CASEY DUE IN SINGAPORE
    48 1 SYDNEY. April 12 (Renter) The terms of any settlement to end the fighting m Ind©China should not mean Communist swallowing of Vietnam. External AtTairs Minister Richard Casey said tonight, before ing to Singapore ou the first stage of his flight to the Geneva conference.
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    Malayans Bag US Singles & Doubles
    90 1 Malayans Bag US Singles Doubles nton players proved beyond the thai the) ire the world's best c when they yesterday annexed the fej titles i r Niagara Falls, New thai the United Slates chami thrown >;>-"'. to the world and beating Joe A 1 s to n 15—5, 2—15. i;-
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    French Charge With Bayonets
    79 1 Counter Attack On Rebels HANOI, April 12, (AP>. French Union troops, with fixed bayonets, launched a strong cftock today against thousands of Vietminh >ing to smash through to the heart of Dien from the east and southeast. Rene O y, Fr v. nander m <. nt>
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    TIN PRICE UP BY £45
    13 1 the Lo lop i I> 1 1 I
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    THEY PLUCK HIS EYES OUT
    46 1 DJAKARTA, April 12 (Reu:<?r» A g;).-]^ 1 operating 40 miles wrest Djakarta. near Se:.*;*^. today. >et a tru -k on flre, threw thi Chinese owner ::i the flames and <hot a pjsienger. The gang.-ier? pulled out the ev.s -»f the f<
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    The Queen Opens Ceylon Parliament
    190 1 COLOMBO, April 12, (Reuterl. In a colourful setting, reminiscent of former durbars, Queen Elizabeth accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh opened Parliament here today. On a blazing day 20.000 people had gathered round the Independence Memorial where tfie ceremony was held, hours before the Queen's
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    Radioactive Dust front Colony Plane
    133 1 CALCUTTA, April 12 (AP) Radioactive dust front nuclear explosions has been picked from the winffs of a plane from Singapore m India, Calcutta University's Institute of MMfeftf 1 Physics announced tod ly. The radioactive content of the dust was stated to be small and quite
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    PRINCE DIES IN ACCIDENT
    54 1 LONDON. April 12 (Reuter) Prince Nicholas of Yu^nklavia died tvrly today aitor an accident while he A -> v driving ir,.~ par through B k- lin- ,i^.- i > driving ■lorn lawardi Lond:*a wrhen tin* irridfnt ocnin Hil 'dl W .!> fllllllll «"'l" I ted m
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    MALAYAN IN U.S. COLLEGE
    42 2 Claremont. California Apr.! 12 Miss Roberta Ho. daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Ho. Barnett Road. Penan* Malaya is one o< j .OJB students enrolled a t Pomona Colle-e 'o< Edward Sanders, dean of ad™<sion s She graduated
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    WINS AWARD FOR SERVICE
    26 2 General A G O'Carroll SroU c General Officer OmmSd! jng Singapore Base District S-t°cS£ al De Mou!pied "S oi at Company. R.A.S.C.
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    SEA SCOUTS
    34 2 Al L former members of the Ut Singapore (Trafalgar) Sea J^out Group are requested to contact by letter or personally Mr. Lim Kwa Chwee Group Scoutmaster, of 14 Everton Road, Singapore. 2.
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    CHILDREN OF PRISON STAFF TO HAVE FUND
    163 2 CHILDREN OF PRISON STAFF TO HAVE FUND KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Prison officers m the Federation have started a fund for the education of their children. Starting from January this year, officers of the rank of Principal Officers Grade II and under which includes the Chief Warder Sergeant and wardresses have
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    LEAVES FOR LECTURE TOUR
    42 2 MRS. Shirin Fozdar, president of the Bahai Assembly, will leave Singapore for IndoChina. by air today. She is visiting Indo-China on a lecture tour, and is expected to viatt interior towns m the country to establish Bahai centres.
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    GENERAL BACK
    25 2 MA.I. GEN. E.K.G. Sixsmith. Chief of Staff. G.H.Q. FARELF. returned to Singapore by air last night after a visit to Japan and Korea.
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    Gospel Salesman Gets A Decree
    185 2 PHILIP Charles Dominic, a young Eurasian gospel salesman at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, was granted a divorce m the Singapore High Court yesterday on the ground of his wife's adultery while he was serving a term of imprisonment for collaborating with the Japanese during
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    UMNO Meet In Colony
    62 2 ABOUT 100 officials and committee members of various branches of the Singapore Division of the United Malays' National Organisation will tonight hear from their Federation leaders about UMNO's attitude towards Federal elec tions. President of 4he UMNO Tengku Abdul Rahman and other leaders will address members
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    BIBLE STOLEN FROM CHURCH
    49 2 A bible was stolen from tne bible-stand m the Armenian Church. Hi!! Street Singapore, on Sunday. It was found missing when the caretaker opened the church on Sunday morning Jb£ Church, oldest m the Colony, has no congregation at present as there is no pastor.
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    THIEF STOLE PAWN TICKETS
    45 2 A THIEF entered a h mat 111 Rii< c Course Road Sin >ipore. yesterday and stole 550 m cash, valuable? worth $163 and six pawn tickets. A man \va« seen In the premises and a discription has been given to Police.
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    APL Chief On Tour
    67 2 photo. MR. A. A. ALEXANDER, vice president of the American President Lines (left), with his wife (centre). arrived m Singapore by KLM Super Constellation from Bangkok yesterday. Mr. Alexander is on a round-the-world trip, visiting A.P.L. offices, m connection with their plans for replacement of ships
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    All Join In Procession
    14 2 MALACCA, Mon— As m the y ea rm«o n« hv
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    Fine Display Of Dancing By Aussies
    169 2 THE West Australian Din.t Tea>n gave a grand di^p'ay k. ballroom daocini In a competition at th< 8 |apo t 1 B;.«--minton Hall X niEh: tt collect funds for Ihi SBA. hall fund. Musio .s'ipplieci by :nt Liberty afniiral iad Dreasatic] Association led bjr
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    66 2 COMMODITY PRICES CUXISG ruhhr, Bu>rr» < N<l l< > S Sihil I No I Ks< 2 No ks< >K> No Xv s Tonr qujft lh«- prnes o| tin da\ i,s |f)gj jp uj I n\ho\ HI kkh N< I.' n Ml -mut ll«i:iv». l-rms M*Bdby*g vpfiiii Jlaj IT. ./iinr IT
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    'Raise Import Ban On Broken Rice'
    179 2 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Is making representation to the Colony Government against its decision ttf refuse licences for the import of broken rice. All licences that have already been approved are valid for one month only. In a letter to the Director
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    PLASTIC SURGERY SEEN IN COLONY
    117 2 PLASTIC SURGERY SEEN IN COLONY Boy J5%) Was The First Patient A FIVE-ond-holf-yeor-old boy w first patient Mr. B. K. Rank and his 2 Dr. R H. Sranistreet, two Austrolion took on to demonstrote recent devclopm^ plastic surgery, ot the Gencrol uf^' yesterday. 05p(t The boy was operated on for
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    Tax Causes A Sawmill Crisis REGULATIONS BLAMED
    227 2 Tax Causes A Sawmill Crisis REGULATIONS BLAMED Standard Staff Reporter A DEPrTATION of sawmillers from Singapore and Juliore pointed out to the Deputy Director for Road Transport, Federation, Mr. R. Jackson, that if the new haulage regulations were not relaxed, it would kill their present hopes of establishing Ma lay
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      147 2 AN ANSWER m advance When a man lives longer than the usuol spon a •finds his earning capacity grodually decreo^mg I oltogether ceasing, the question that distresses most is "How to support my fomily end rv When a^ man dies, the only question his frienu csk "What's go.ng to happen
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    SATA INSTALS MACHINERY TO 'GROW TB GERMS
    368 3 SATA INSTALS MACHINERY TO 'GROW TB GERMS Standard Staff Reporter wollarion of oil the necessary machinery for one j most vital, but lesser known to the layman, Wions of a tuberculosis clinic the growing of tuberculosis germ has just been completed the Singapore Anfi Tuberculosis Association, m already costly and
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    ROK Tanker Due To Sail Home Today
    169 3 «tii Korean Government-owned tanker, vMch broke down at sea and had to be THE Chunchi Ho which was ►aded to her marks with fuel from Saudi Arabia, was on m ly from Bombay to Yokohama a few weeks ago when (imped into port
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    Plan To Help Expatriates
    13 3 1 Stan Repwtet i i A thai iblish- •> La
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    MADE SAMSU: FINED $3,000
    9 3 MADE SAMSU: FINED $3,000 11 Singapore T Ku.. exhibits
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    CITY MAY GET NEW CAR PARK
    102 3 THE Singapore Improvement Trust has insisted that a piece >; Land bounded by Pekin Street, Telok Ayer Street. Cr:: Street and China 3U-e r leased to the City Council should be used as a car park to 5.30 p.m. and thereaftei js a children's
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    Have You Seen Him?
    74 3 THIS is ei^ht year-old doh Son* Chiat. He was Rivrn away by hi s parents to an unknown j>erson throush a broker wtwtu months ago. Sim\» then he has dis appeased. The broker has since died. The Singapore Social Welfare Department is investigating. Anyone who ha.s
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    THEFT OF A COIL, NOT SET
    56 3 SIGNALMAN X. J. Dabson of the Royal Signal Corps who was sentenced to 112 dayi' detention on Thursday, list week, was convicted for the theft )f the coil of a wireless set and not a wireless set as reported m the Singapore Standard of
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    He Will Be The First RMN Officer
    180 3 Standard Staff Reporter IHE first of the officer cadets -n the Royal Malayan Navy. Mr. Chi a Cheng Lock, left Singapore yesterday for the R>vat Naval College at Dartmouth, England. o n I tw.>-year course m supplies. itte only successful candidate amon^ the
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    SCHOOL HEAD CHEATED P.O. BANK
    354 3 SCHOOL HEAD CHEATED P.O. BANK Used Two Books To Draw Money JUMORE BAHRU, Mon.— A. Vythilingam, 65 year-old manager of a private English school at Kulai, was today convicted m the Sessions Court «>y Mr N. L. Cohen on a charge of having cheated the Controller of the Savings Bnnk,
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    55 3 Photo by Mr. and Mrs. Boyd W. F. Schaeffer after their marriage at Singapore's St. Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday. The bride is the former Rosemary June Simmons, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Simmons of Singapore.' Mr. Schaeffer. whose parents are m Holland, is attached to Borneo Sumatra Trading
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    Throw Out The Law, Magistrate
    245 3 Zommonsense v. The law IF COMMOXSENSE interferes with the law. throw out the law, the City Police Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Deveieux-Colebourn, advised the Vehicles Office prosecutor, Mr. G. Westerhout, yesterday. Hs? had asked Mr. Westerhout whether the notice j' the taxi stand m Zion
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    NEW DIRECTOR
    103 3 MR H. T. GLAZE, who has just been appointed a director of Master I Limited. Singapore, which he joined m Aiis: ust. ISM, from a n advertising agency m Birmingham. England. Before the war. m which he served m the Royal Air Force. Mr. Glaze was train ed
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    Protest On Excessive' Water Rates
    146 3 Protest On Excessive' Water Rates SINGAPORE City Council employees who stay In tt* van otis multi-storejred Council qyarteri are protesting against the "excessive** t\ai rate diarged !>v 'he Council for water used for common purposes The charge is W M month for Rat based on 10,000 gallons of water. Only
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    Malay Teachers Hit Out At Govt. Delay
    168 3 THE Singapore Malay Teachers* Union at its annual general meeting: held on Sunday, urged the Colony Government to carry out the proposed five-year plan lor Malay schools without delay. A resolution adopted at the meeting expressed "regret" at Government's delay |q Introducing the
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    CLASSES FOR TAXI DRIVERS
    62 3 THE City Registrar ->i Vehicles has asked the City Council to treat as '"urgent." a request frotr the Singapore Hire Car Association for permission I i use the Vehicles Department premises t> t>n-dtu-t evening classes for tjx;drivers. The Registrar feels that if treated otherwise it mi^ht
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    Super ConnieFliesInto Colony For The First Time
    295 4 Super ConnieFliesInto Colony For The First Time Standard Staff Reporter K.LM's FIRST Super Constellation to land at Kalians Airport yesterday did so amidst considerable excitement a* it was reported the plane was m trouble. Despite the arrival of a fire engine from the Central Fire Station the "trouble" turned out
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    SEAMEN'S STRIKE NOTICE EXPIRES
    302 4 Down Tools Decision Due WHILE the Indo-Moloy Pokistoni Seomen Union's strike enters its 23rd doy todoy, it olso marks (he expiry of the strike notice issued by the Singapore Asian Maritime Officers' Union to the Straits Steamship Company. A spokesman of the Mariiime Officers' Union told
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    Beaten With Firewood, Court Told
    96 4 Beaten With Firewood, Court Told MOM A MED Noot bin Hassan and Abdul Wahab bin Jono stood trial m the S;ngapore Assize Court yesterday on a cnarge of murdering a H6-year-oid fruit-st Her. Tan Sam Heng. It was alleged that on last Dec. 11. at 8.:*0 am.. Mohamed nnd Abdui
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    GUILTY PLEA TURNED DOWN
    88 4 THEEN PANG YAM, who is serving 12 month.*' imprisonment on a robbery charge, yesterday had his plea of guilty on h charge of riding a motor cycle without the owner's consent lurned down by the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate, Mr. F. A. Chua. Reason Mr. Chua
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    Stockwells Leave By Plane
    182 4 Stockwells Leave By Plane LT.-GENERAL Sir >1 t h Stork w( Ji, fvr m c r G.O.C Malays. ai)ri Lady Storkwel] left Singapore by C.P.A Sky-, master for Bangkok yesterday j en route to England, Genera! Slockwfll. who has recently been succeeded as the i HOC., Malaya by Lt -General
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    UNION HITS AT C-G's OFFICE
    71 4 UNION HITS AT C-G 's OFFICE A CHARGE that certain ofndals of the SJnpaporc Commissioner General"? office were trying to <eek individual agreements from its Joral employees instead of through Ihc Union, was made by tht Singapore Worker's Union, m a letter tt> the Administrative Officer yesterday. The Union prrifsted
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    Eight Graduates To Start Work
    195 4 Colony's Building School THE FIRST talch of eight students, who completed their thret months' training m the Singapore School of Bui lei inp. at Balestier Road, will start work with local buildinfr firms today. For a start. tin\v i. rd rivf a salary of S.^.-SO
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    Festival For Sikhs
    104 4 THE KMMiO-si long Siugpprr* Sikh community will celebrate today the baptism <A Guru Govind Singh a Sikh voldiers.iint who 25.S yr«'M« apo. introduced a new f»ith to lest the fidelity and rounflc of hi* follower*. He \va? the m.in who mgec. that all Sikhs fthould VCtl their
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    RUBBER TALKSFIVE ARE NAMED
    148 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A five-man delegation has been appointed by the Federation Government to attend the next international Rubber Study Group conference, which opens m Colombo on May 2. The five men are: Mr. PB.J. Coghlan. Mr. .I.W.A. Cater. Mr. Yong Shook Lin. Mr. G. H.
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    REALTY FIRM TO PAY 9p.c. DIVIDEND
    87 4 REALTY FIRM TO PAY 9p.c. DIVIDEND eastern Rea ty Company. Ltd. reported a net profit *>f $117,815 for IVSA and wil'i W pny ng a dividend cf nine ptr cent less tax. The profit. with $100,201. brought forward from the prtviouf account, make*- i tola. Of $218,024 available. The directors
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    SPECIAL BRANCH MAN ON TRIAL FOR HOTEL SHOOTING
    287 4 SPECIAL BRANCH MAN ON TRIAL FOR HOTEL SHOOTING MISS LAURA WARREN. Supervisor of the Embassy Hotel, Meyer Road, said m the Singapora Second District Court yesterday that en hearing" about a shooting incident she went to the sth floor of the hotel and noticed smoke fumes 'Which she thought came
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    Siput Loses $3,500 Worth Of Sarongs
    192 5 SIPUT SARAWAK, winner of the Malayan "Oscar" for being the best film actress of 1953, returned to Singapore on Sunday from a tour of the Federation to find her house burgled and clothing worth $3,500 missing. Siput, who lives in Boon Teek Road, discovered
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    HAD NO ENTRY PERMIT CLAIM
    100 5 AMERUDIN bin Jaidin. 27, was charged m a Singapore court yesterday, with entering the Colony on March 9 without a valid entry permit. A n Immigration Officer told Mr A. W. Ghows. the Magistrate, that on information received, a Deputy Immigration Officer, and a Police
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    Santhia's Deck Passengers Cleared
    194 5 Standard Shipping Reporter ABOUT 397 Gurkha soldier* and their families and 193 civilians, who were quarantined m St. John's i Island on their arrival m Singapore on board the San thia last Saturday, were allowed to land yesterday by the local port health auhorities. The army
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    $8 M. Copra Imports In January
    117 5 $8 M. Copra Imports In January MALAYA'S copra trade w.i> worth 56. 699. 0UT ;n exports and $8,019,004 m imports during January, this year. Exports amounted to more than in. nun tons while imports exceeded 15.500 tons m that month. The country's imports are largely from Sumatra. In the month
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    MEN DETAINED
    48 5 TWO men were detained by the Singapore Polifo yesterday after they were alleged to have assaulted a man at Changi Road when he refu>ed to pay extortion money. The two men were alleged to have demanded 510 from a man who lives m Paya Leoat Road.
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    NAVAL VISIT
    34 5 COMMODORE A.H. Thorold and Rear Admiral G. V. Gladstone of the Royal Navy, arrived m Singapore yesterday for a three day stay m the Colony, on Admiralty business, before returning to Hongkong.
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 5 HONGKONG. April 22-Speci 1 Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Txchange today were $15.79 to £1 sterling; $5.78 to US$l: $1,813 to Malayan $1; $0,212 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $247,125 to i tael.
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    16 Secret Agents Confer In S'pore
    148 5 Standard Staff Reporter SIXTEEN intelligence officers from three Com-munist-threatened countries of South-East Asia are now m Singapore attending hush-hush defence talks, The Standard understands. It is learnt that they have been specially invited by the Commissioner General for South-East Asia, Mr. Malcolm MaeDonald. Military
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    POISON DEATH IS SUSPECTED
    24 5 LIM TIAN one-year-old girl, of Syed Alwi Road died In the Singapore General Hospital after being admitted for fuspected poisoning.
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    ORDER TO COMMIT YEO JIN GUAT TO JAIL
    298 5 Judge Holds Up Hearing ,*N application was made in the Singapore High Court yesterday to commit the former millionaire, Yeo Jin Guar, to jail on the ground that, prior to his bankruptcy, he borrowed money knowing that he could not repay. Mr.
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    MONEY FOR TENGKU'S TRIP
    62 5 MONEY FOR TENGKU 'S TRIP KUANTAX. Mon. At an extraordinary meeting of the Kuantan branch of the UMNO committee it was decided to contribute SI. (KM) towards the expenses for UMNO's president. Tengkn Abdul Rahman" < i coming visit to London. The Youth section of the Pekan UMNO will a.so
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    HEALTH OFFICER
    28 5 DR. A.M. Tarafder from Kinta District, has taken the place of Dr. F.X. Fernandez as Health Officer. East Pahang. the latter having gone on long leave.
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    200 Undergo Medical Exam For Service
    158 5 SINGAPORFS national registration scheme shifted Miioothly into second gear yesterday when 200 young men underwent medical examination at Tan Tock Seng Hospital They were the first batch of national servicemen \o be medically examined. Eight doctors and a corps of medical students, hospital assistants
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    FIRST CALL AT SINGAPORE
    62 5 THE motor vessel Madonna. ex-Hibiscus, arrived In Singapore for the first time yesterday en route to Auckland from Britain. Manned by a crew of 19 officers and men. the vessel which is a converted corvette, is being delivered to a New Zealand firm and is expected
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    LABOURER IS ELECTROCUTED
    71 5 LAU Kum Chat, 25-year-old labourer, wa s electrocuted In Singapore during a heavy thun-i derstorm. yesterday afternoon. Lav who worked m the Nam Aik Sawmill m Paya I-ebar Road was making a dash to a lavatory when he slipped and fell. In trying to lift himself up
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    Man Charged For Disposal Of Body
    254 5 A POLICE officer. Inspector Klias Henry, told the Singapore Ninth Police Court yesterday that while standing on Bedok beach on June 13 last year, he found the body of an Indian tied m a gunny sack, floating m the sea. Thi< wa< re\eai«^d at
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    LINDSAY URGES CALM REASONING
    167 5 KUALA LUMPUE. Man Priendi ol Mr. Robert Lind Chief Press Ofltcei ol Federation Information Department were present last nighi at a farewe I d nnet ;i\ en t-> hiti and nil wiltMr Lindsay leavei M this week with his wile i short holiday m Britain !>■■'
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      82 5 Weather Report MINIMI M Temperature: from 7.30 p.m. on April 11 to 7.:>0 a.m. on April \l Singapore (77F): Penang (71F>; Kota Bahru (73F); Kuala Lumpur (75F) Ipoh (75F); Kuantan (72F). Maximum Temperature: from 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on April 12 Singapore (891°); Penan* (90F); Kota Bahru (91F); Kuala
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    The Enemy Within
    937 6 J J is ;ill very well for Western statesmen to declare that their sole concern m righting Communism H to protect the world against the barbarians directed 'nm Moscow. The anti-Communist crusade is, we are told, essentially a fight to preserve a civilisation which believes m tolerance,
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    FEROCIOUS BUSINESS WAR AHEAD IN U.S.
    1149 6  -  ALASTAIR BUCHAN vhghjj WASHINGTON— BRIEF visit to the industrial heart of the United V States, the great smoking cities that fringe the southern shores of the Great Lakes, has left me with two impressions about the current American recession which are not apparent from
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    10,000 Jap Skeletons Guard Caves
    501 6  -  George McArthur Says Japanese army of death —perhaps 10,000 skeletons—.still guards the honeycomb of caves m Iwo Jima from which it fought U.S. Marines on this volcanic isle nine years ago. The soldiers o f imperial Japan saze with sightless eyes from a labyrinth beneath
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    Review of Views
    138 6 Review of Views Unfortunate Tests IsiN CHEW JIT POH. COo> i menting of U.S. Secretary of i State John Foster Dulles' 1 flight to Europe, hopes that 1 he will be able to obtain 1 European understanding and 1 co-operation. [Dulles* main task is to maintain European unity m prepare*
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      'Why All This Expense Dr. Vickers?'
      357 6 'Why All This Expense Dr. Vickers?' Sir. Dr. Vu kers. In the papers, taiks about the neod lor IK medical officers being brought out here to fill what he calls the serious gap caused by the recruitment of local officers, until the latter are fully trained. How come. Doctor? Am
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      'Not Trait Of The Local Man'
      318 6 Sir: There van be no objection to your champion writer *"\Y>\ Populi" betting his last pair of underpants (if he wears one) but to suggest that anybody else Should do the same is going a bit too lar 1 mj champion writer because your
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      NOT SURPRISED
      67 6 S' r: I am not surprised that "What's the Use" received no reply to his application for membership How could he expect a reply when I, a member of the Singapore Teachers' Union have not yet had a repty to a letier I sent m a year ago
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    MAUS TO BE HIT HARDER -ERSKINE
    118 7 MAUS TO BE HIT HARDER -ERSKINE NAIROBI, Apul l* Ai dawn, toands of British a n troops with and Kikuyu launched wideeeping opcraforests and time Royal n and Har- epi over tire iping scores ot exp osives on ii Sii George Ers- today that at i Vampire jets, with and
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    DR. M. STARTS AN 'OPTICAL' WAR IN COURT
    77 7 DR. M. STARTS AN 'OPTICAL' WAR IN COURT [1 iv.W". April 1 J AFP I Pi i mier Mohammed ried into the le third day y« rday and starting :<v asking g< foi the oan ut :n> i S. <j judii t pointed out that lenses differed. Mossadeq 1 them
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    6 PLANES GO UP IN FIRE
    26 7 ri 12 and fire base a O(\ the 000 (Cana- m the sed into a aler sti ing 41 j
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    New Aust. Defence Policy
    123 7 New Aust. Defence Policy CANBERRA. April 12: (Renter) The Australian Defence Minister. Sir Philip Mcßride. last night announed changes m Australia's defeaee policy, shifting the weight of her defence effort m favour of the Royal Australia! Air Force. The size and tost of the permanent army would he reviewed, he
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    CALL-UP FOR VIETNAMESE
    37 7 PARIS. Apr:': V 2 (Renter)— The Vietnamese War Cabinet today ordered total mobilisation of ail Vietnamese men between the ages of 20 and 25, The mobilisation is to be carried out before May 15
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    77 7 Stondord London Correspondent P'.cc^ D U K Apf 2 The blowing ore the closing ,V,A° cr Qlld on the London Morkct. Spot LU UUN RU BBER LONDON TIN 7^- Spot £810 per ton 7^d. buyers, £820. »8;d. Three months £780 J" Mor h U S t
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    No Grounds
    45 7 CAXASTA i? not legal i grounds tor divorce. The supreme court of Portugal says SO. It set aside a divorce granted by a Lisbon Court to a man who charged his wife with caring more about the card game than about him. AP
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    New Slant To U.K. Row Over Hydrogen Bomb
    300 7 LONDON, April 12, (Reuter) A new Parliamentary flareup over the hydrogen bomb foreshadowed for tomorrow m the House of Commons may be given a fresh slant by statements on Anglo-American atomic exchanges made by Mr. Clement Attlee, the Labour leader m his
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    44 7 photo. GENERAL Rajendra Singhji. Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Arm v examines the ivory statuette of Lord Buddha presented n v the citizens of Delhi to the Indian custodian force, during a civic reception given the force o n their return home from Korea. IP
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    DRESSMAKER STABS FRIEND
    51 7 PARIS April 12, (AFP)— The police yesterday were searching for an impulsive dressmaker, Elisa Jana. who used a pair of scissors to jab m the back her former boy friend during a quarrel. The man, 34-year-Old Yugoslav. Tony Zalovi. was taken lo hospital. His condition ia not
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    COVENTRY CIVIL DEFENCE TO STAY
    168 7 LONDON, April 12, (Reuter)— The Government last night told the Socialist-controlled Coventry City Council they were wrong to disband their civil defence arrangements because of the tremendous power of the hydrogen bomb. I The City Council decided (last week that it was 'a waste of
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    HOMES IN OVERSEAS COUNTRIES!
    148 7 LONDON. April 12: (Reuter) The London Evening Standard, owned by the empireminded Lord Beaverbrook, suggested today that he Queen should have homes In all tlie overseai countries that owed allegiance to it* British Crown. "What stands m the wav ol such a development?" n-^ed the newspaper.
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    No Ransom, Gets Shot
    70 7 MANILA. April 12 (I'Pl The kidnappers Of a wealthy I matron of suburban Pasay City lost no time m murdering her. when her family failed to turn up with a 70,000-peso I (MS105.000) ransom demand. The victim. Mrs. Dam i ana Ongkiko, 52. who was snatched
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    Doctors Strike
    32 7 Doctors S trike A ONE-DAY strike of all physicians employed m Israel"* public health institutions and hospitals began at midnight last night m protest against the government's refusal of salary increases. AP
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    10-DAY LEAVE FOR WINNER
    41 7 SEOUL April 12 (UP).— The United States Army is running a "Why am I m Korej?" contest. The man who writes the best answer to that question will be allowed to leave Korea on a 10-day vacation.
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    'Return To Mainland Within 5 Years'
    178 7 'Return To Mainland Within 5 Years' BANGKOK, April 12, (UP) Anti-Communist returnees from Korea believe they could return to a Free China on the mainland within five years. Lvi Ru Yu, former member of the Communist youth corps and now leader of the third group of returnees visiting Thailand, told
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    DULLES DISCUSSES I-C WITH EDEN
    303 7 Call To Issue Joint Warning To Red China c L I 1 0N A P ril 12 (Reufer) Mr. John Poster Dulles, the United States Secretoiy of Mote, opened formal talks with the British Government today on his call for a "united front against Communist
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    25 7 Photo LOVELY M-rtti artress Mitzi fovnor In, i !»app v smilr »v she arrives at a Hollywood theatre uith her flame M Kean A. P.
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    Red Cross Makes An Appeal
    67 7 SAIGON. April 12 UP) The International Red Cross has appealed to both sides m the Indo-Chinese war to permit the evacuation of wounded from the front lines. The international organisation uryed that legitimate non (nub. »t. mts working under the symbol of the Red Cross
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    Comet Production Will Continue
    189 7 LONDON, April II (Reuter)— Normal producioii work on the ill-starred Comet jetliner— including te>t Hying— will so on ig usual tomorrow, the makers nM last night. A ipokesman t»u D« Havilland Aircraft Tompany said Corner tustl been o\\ lesl flights every d.i> tor the \m-\ tour
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    Dance Girl Part For Princess Margaret
    157 7 LONDON. April 12. (AP) Bright eyed Princess Margaret who has some reputation as a can-ran dancer, is now understudying the role of a danre hall hostess m a forthcoming stage play. The play k "The Frog." adapted from a thriller by the l-» lt
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    PRESIDENT TITO
    18 7 PRESIDENT Till Istanbul yesterday n Yugoslav training .-hn i.. for Ins State v.sit to I Reuter
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      68 7 :-:-x-:-:--->:-'--: v -:-:-:-:":-::>-y--- >- x J Q 171 p I mlllCi^ ***o T'Vi o rv" l tlll[ R O V- O i| and do the job properly I simply MUST get o Plon mode out for the Office we ore moving into. Although it's small, I know Rorieos will help
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    U.S. RUBBER MEN ARE 'LOOKING & LEARNING'
    198 9 U.S. RUBBER MEN ARE 'LOOKING LEARNING' cinat^n #1 r bber busin «*»nen who will partl- iSnkin if c onference h «re next week are bosv the M^ hstenin S and learning" about all aspects *f me Malayan rubber trade. AsJ^.T f th '"f'nbers of the Rubber Manufacturers Association and Rubber
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    PRODUCE
    157 9 product m the Singatarkei was quietly steady sections, with prices oi ara and coconut oil remaining ni .nd P< .it quotations i >: i pra wert (buyers andseiers): S32J and j per picul a.m. and noon), |33 and 34 (4 and 5 r-.m). marker q v steady. Quotations for
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    MARKETS
    147 9 RUBBER QUIET THE rubber markd m Singapore yesterday closed about unchanged from th t wttkenc level* first grade rubber lor April shipment closing nt f*9\ rent?; per lb. CM* 3 h oni? t Saturday). The market WH dull anr quiet all c; with very 'in it interest from anywhen
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    GUTHRIE GROUP
    111 9 OUTPUTS Ol mbber trom i-tute< :n tne G.ithrie pre up of companies amounted to 18.--„,139.750 lbs. for the first three month? of this yc;.r. including 5.675J256 ihs. for March, according to Me?sr? GulhVM <S: Co.. Ltd. The QfovioV tea r«-t;.te« produced f)27.(»(K> !b«. of I icick m the
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    Shares Irregular In All Sections
    848 9 MALAYAN shares m the Singapore market wer* irregular m all sections. The rise m the tin metal price yesterday was not reflected m th> tin shares section. Rubber shares remained neglected. INDI SIRIAI.S Buyers Srller* Alex Brirks Ords :ts :>. 40 Prcf. 2 10 220
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    Plans For Study Grants
    62 9 MR NORMAN R Smith. (lert> Manajfinc Director of N R. Smith Ruiidint ProprirUry, Alexandria. Sydney, who Is also a pa«>t Fresidrat and onr «f thrrr Trustees of Ibe Master Builders' Association. New South Wales. Mr. Smith, who h here on a holiday, has disclosed plans to
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    CEMENT WORKS
    56 9 MALAYA'S only remtnt works at Rawang are prodi»cing at the rate of more thun 6.000 tons monthly More than 25.0<m ton* < f re merit were sold itew U*e works started prodiution j n July. The genern' Tjanflc^r of the Ma'iivpn Cement LtH.. rep<«trd p?tl«f«rt »ry icgtfltt m
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      336 9 if ■T~ J n«B»rr_* J M-HIGMTHAWt) NCT PERSONA Ltvi r -A>J'AHAIM& W ""'"ffP«K^ S. ■> W^^LV* s AUCE.'.' r A it'smahnike:, 4 -^AMTCOMt TRUE S *7 V-SOMtAOOV J ISYO* > MARILYN MON^TER.I J CHIJ-E1 < W^% C^' N 7 HO fcODV y XIN J INTH^A I SHE GOT HER EVE.
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    DON'T THEY LOOK SMART?
    30 10 I Ml. m-vi homo uniform, n.n r!i cutaway jacket with no belt or breast pockets. The tragical uniform is a one-piece dross m biscuit cotton. Mirrorpic
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    WRAF Get The 'New Look'
    198 10 J.'VIIKV member of the 4 UKAF will soon be wpariag ;t new uniform ie< gigaed by Victor Btiebel, I'riiucss Margaret's drcs^ di^iuniT 1 In- Iml afffereaee betweea the old :.nd the new styles b femiaiaity. Mi*' old uniform MTM b»>«*<j l.u;:ely m men's sityle: the
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    Can You Do Without Pearls?
    290 10 I \IOH \vi> a brave man ulicji he announced at his Ptfis spring fashion show: P.virls are out chalk white thin.i beads are m." B'ir m irder to follow the Dior lictate YOU MIST 'a\- a perfect dark dress of itu lied simplicity, YOU MUST
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    Junior On The Prowl!
    483 10  - Junior On The Prowl! Margaret Scott Jy donp UM9O days." said Mary over the telephone, "Now thit »arry is crawling around. I seem to be chasing him all diy."' [t's j common complaint igsi mothers of eight or nine month-old babies for, once a baby has foiuid hi* feet, or
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      253 10 IAM msased to a mm I love very much and we arc very happy. However, one thing troubles me. Before our encasement my fiance enjoyed complete freedom and had many friends Now he still wants to go out with these friends occasionally. Is this fair? "LONELY" (KJL.) YOl'R fiance '.5
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      121 10 I HAVE been advised b> U optirim to wear g?as when walking. <->rl«n: ur riding m a car. I think niv eyesight was impaired by reading books. Should I tike his advice? M LBK" laVpore) WHY bother gotn > )l> >N/t UM «)l*f»- yow iren'r going to follow '»>> advice*
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    TAKE TWO SCARVES
    76 10 TAKE TWO SCARVES pep-up B Paris kfei^; SCARVES ara a girl's bast frland— and Paris doslgnors agraa thay ara right. Hsra. tha A modal girl shows M what sha did with fj two gay cotton B (Loft) Psris says... bows Scarvss hers ars folded Into triangular shapes and tla In
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    LIFE WITH ZSA ZSA
    316 10  -  Donal Zee h Ihcd \.\M i the bickering; .brawling X BMrriagc bctwucti Sanders and his z>i Z>» Cabor >is ill over bar > 1 alimony. 2 h wag exactly rtv> fears today that the suave. Brig bom Sander* t ».>k the tig 2 voltage, low-necked 7->±
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    SPECULATION ON TABLE TENNIS
    586 11 Japanese May Find A Snag LONDON, April 12: The speculation about the World Table Tennis championships at Wembley, which continue until Wednesday night, is whether the zestful Japanese will be as dominant as individuals as they were m team events, wrote Lance Tingay m the Daily
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    All The Results
    1021 11 Al l The Results Other nit n< singles results: H. Hanschmann iGermany) defeated R. Griffin (England) 21-19. 21-8. 2i-] t. E Gyetvai i Hungary* i defeated A Warn i Norway i 2141, 21-9. 21 9. G. Armouretti (France) defeated I Vardi (Israel) 21-7? 21-15. 21 -v». R. Milesh < Xe
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    JAPS ON THE WAY TO SINGLES TITLE
    202 11 LONDON, April 12 (AP)— Yoshio Tomita, 21-year-old Japanese student who upset world champion Ferenc Sido, of Hungary, fh the team championships, gave his country a flying start toward the men's singles title today by defeating Finland's K. Lehtonen 2113,21-13,21-13. The Japanese entries were
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    Scramble For Soccer Honours This Weekend
    451 11 LONDON, Apr. 12 (AP)— The hectic scramble for English soccer honours hots up this week-end with most clubs playing three matches m four for the Easter holidays. They start out with a full-scale programme on Friday, follow that form up with the usual Saturday
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    No Ban On Sponge Bats
    137 11 LONDON". April 12 (AP).— A proposition to ban fponge rubber table tennifl tats ha? been defeated by 40 \f>tts U 28 at the arinual meeting of the International Table Tennis Federation m London. the ITTF announced today. Oppon&ltj of the sponge bat compUined luring the
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    Indian RC On KL Tour
    114 11 THF! following ofncUllf .inti plajrerj ■rill !e:i\ e foi Ku;ila Lumpur >n April IT lo play tWC jamos. Brsi afalfUt T f'l'.A. and tnt 2nd against S.C.R.C. hi the T P.C'A. Stadium on April 18 and l*< reupectivly. Seven Malay g\ie«t player* Nave !)eea included
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    Farrer Park
    48 11 PLAYING at Fairer I'aik on Sunday, the Raiaii SC beat the Dominion Club at c occer by five goals to three. The Ra'iii wtrt scored by Syed AM (31 and Ramiah *2> < while John James. Ali and Ah j Keii< each got a goal for Dominion.
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    Omar Stars In FARELF Boxing
    252 11 A boxer. selected b\ thr Singapore Amateur Bovinj, Association for th»- \>..ni Games but cannot Ket thr leave to make the trip tv Manila, was the best boxer m last night's preliminary rounds of the FARKI.K boxin- t ha m pion ships. He wa s
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    BODCA Battle Gamely
    264 11 BODCA Battle Gamely BODCA., fielding 3 tenman :nun went down fo r ..r fourth tniib m succes-i>n when they met 11.,i--kowvn Sports Club and t :r trounced s—l5 1 m SAFA Division II league mil Rj\er Vallej Road yeateroV Haikowyu were 3if ovet BODCA territory rfgjhf ire n the opening
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    Two Days Ties In "Y" Tennis
    148 11 TODAY'S ties at th* IK A Tennis tournunent h Mi\rd Doubles: LilM Hee I A. |fn s»'A»'!l v A (I Xv I. < X Mint Patterson; 8 X ■"v Mr* Mabel Hayes r K. S k -1 Mr? Veen; lan D Jri .v Mn
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      353 11 THE SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 134) NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF AMENDMENT TO THE GENERAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN UNDER THE PROM MOW OF SECTION 52 (t) OF THE SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE AMENDMENT NO 1 OF 10M IVOTICE is hereby given that m pursuance of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) o: section
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      402 12 NIAGARA FALLS, NY., Apr. 12 (AP)— Eddie thorny, of Penang, Malaya, the All-England badminton champion, came from five points down > n »I C lm l %&mv yesterday to defeat Joe Alston of South Pasadena, CtiU* la-5, I 15, 15-ia, Cor
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      FINEST SHOW IN 14 YEARS
      298 12 NIAGARA FALLS April 11. (UP)— Four Malayans today staged the greatest exhibition of badminton ever seen' m the United States and walked off With a Lions share jf the honours m the national amateur championships. a They were Eddie and his brother David who put
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      Undisputed— As Champion & Sportsman
      525 12  - Undisputed— As Champion Sportsman JEFFERY JAMES By THERE'S one thing for sure. No one win quarrel with me if I say that Eddie Choong is the undisputed champion of the world. After Glasgow.! England and now. Niagara Falls, the prince is nowl the king of shuttlers. He deserves the highest
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    ONE WORRY LESS FOR MR. S'PORE
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    Unlucky 13 For Busmen
    78 12 SCORING 13 |Mb. KAF SHetir created a postwar record for the number of goals sewed m postwar lower division SAFA league matches. Opponents were the Singapore Traction Union who could only reply with one ■gall the airmen\ thirteen. the airmen led seven-one at naittime through Cameron
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    Fastest Workout By Spider King
    590 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By IPOII. Mob. Two impressive workers caught the eve at this morning's workouts oi candidates entered foe Wednesdays races. They are SPIDER KING and BIUDGELAW who were seen out m individual work. Bowling along m his own m the second track Spider Kins,
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    HE JUMPED AT PLAYER
    257 12 Kutinrvs Ihmvfrv p.^ I);.; On, ka f «t match bVnSu Urais* Bank and "-Milted m «ne of M. Ms player. KaM.l bin Jiii.tr Uv\t\K M*nt off the sa> »jfca Mur^v s; cMihera tcl.v .uimpmj; at the opponent TI 4 u n .V m i affair fc?"
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    V-DAY COMES TO THE INDIAN RECS
    431 12 IN a storming second half rally, Indian Recreation Club took their first victory of the current season when they beat Fathul Karib 4 2 m yesterday's SAFA division 1 league match gej a rain-soaked Jalan Besar Stadium. Osman* j 6Sth minute goal, foil nve.i
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    169 12 THE Singapore Rifle Assofiation Ea»ler Meeting will btheld at Nee Soon No. 2 R.iii^. the competition open to all members, Non>members wishing to take part. im:.>t Include thei'annual subscription with their entry fee. Late entries will have to pay SO per cent extra. For tin* ronvenien
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    57 12 sil| n-'* liii mint. mi i \i, v "hrn. < rai ■Mi) ■CipwraM *tv raUed im iuriaiit« 1 th r i; -i. n I »!K Kr« \,uk K» t p (he Miliviß fU; fixing Mt li.-k vnil -I ins 1 1 m itui Cm, m h«»
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