Singapore Standard, 20 April 1954

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    Masthead
    15 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. IV. N«. 2">2. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 193* TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    I Won"t Leave: Mrs. Petrov
    84 1 Amid hysM. at the Evokiya of a runaway iomot, was jrd an airfodav and beirney back fo I B. s I s 5 I >O -I.:' I while >ws if I Crowd Boos I R: ..:g back > M e of R >me ind I?
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    KMT VICTORY
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    IKE, DULLES HOLD MEETING
    74 1 GUSTA, tGeorgia\ April 19: CAP) President Eisen.l Aver and Secretary of State Mr. John F^ttr Dulles conlit hcr t t< day 0:1 American efforts to I olster Indo-China J4a:n.vt the Rtc:.- and save the rest of South-East As;a from C tmmunisi og^ression. One aspect' of the
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    VIETNAM ARMY
    39 1 GENERAL Nguyen Van Hinh presents Vietnam troops to Emperor Bao Dai in Hanoi recently following an important ceremony in which the Emperor received oaths of fidelity from the officers of the Vietnam National Army. Assactared Press photo.
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    Vietnam To Get Independence
    174 1 Final Accord Reached PARIS, April 19, (UP).— France, determined to remove the lost bone of contention among the Allies before the Geneva Far East conference next week, has reached finol agreement with Vietnam granting it full independence "within the framework of the French Union", informed sources
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    Escort For The Tungku
    87 1 UMNO youth s on motorcycles will escort their President. Tungku Abdul Rahman. from tlie UMNO headquarUus in Johore to Kallang Airport tomorrow when he will leave for London. The Tungku will be acco.npanied by Mr. T. H. Tan, executive secretary of the MCA. Their mission is
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    'STARS'BLOWN TO RED LINES
    56 1 'STARS' BLOWN TO RED LINES PARIS. April 19 (AP)— The Franr h news agency reported today that the parachute firing "stars" fo r the shoullers o f the newly promoted 'ommander of the fortress fell behind the Vietminh lines. In addition to the stars for Genera! Christian de Castries, the
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    ADM. HOPWOOD
    25 1 REAR Admiral H. Q Hopwxjd. Chief of Staff of the Udi»ed States Pacific Headquartew left southern Formosa fol .Jjuiu yesterday a|ter a three-
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    Sanderson Praises Airmen
    80 1 Sanderson Praises Airmen HANOI. April 19. (AFP)— Air Marshal Sir lifford Sanderson. C-in-C. Far Fast \i r Force, today congratulated French Air Forte Commander in Indo-China. General Charles Lauzi.§ o n the present effort of French planes in tli*» war-torn country. In a message sent from Singapore. Sir Clifford expressed
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    S. Korea Will Attend The Geneva Talks
    151 1 SEOUL. April 19. (Reuter)— President Syngman Rhee said today South Korea would attend the Geneva conference but if it failed he hoped America and other countries would "join us in employing other means to drive the enemy from our land". He said in
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    'SEND BANDIT FIGHTERS TO I-C'
    227 1 NEW YORK, April 19, (Reuter). Democratic Senator Paul Douglas suggested here that New Zealand and Australia should contribute heavily to the fighting in Indo China and that "65,000 British troops in Molaya fighting 5,000 to 6,000 Communists "should be sent to Indo China." He also
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    Queen Gets Welcome Address In Kandy
    224 1 KANDY, April 19 Queen Elizabeth sat on a carved throne flanked by mounted elephant tusks today to receive an address of welcome from the chiefs of the ancient city of Kandy. The chiefs paid homage to the Queen and her husband in the ancient
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    CHAOS IN THE M.CP. RANKS
    259 1 KITYW GHJRTHRHRTH KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Malayan Communists have been told that they must fight harder, for, in the eyes of the Malayan Communist Party, "the war of liberation" in Malaya, is not going the right way. \yrnJ heie increasin g anxiety on the part of
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    A MOTHER'S HOPES MAY COME TRUE TODAY
    239 1 IN a ward of the Singapore General Hospitol, the hopes and prayers of a 29 year old Segamar mother, Sin Mio, may answered today. l Sometime today, the bandages over her eye s will be i removed and Sin Mio will know whether
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    HE WILL VISIT THE TROOPS
    64 1 GENERAL Sir Cameron Nicholson, Adjutant-General to {he Fortes in Britain, who arrived in Singapore yesterday after tour of Korea and Ilon^kun? wht-re he inspected .service conditions of British troops stationed tbc«o. Sir Cann'ion said he would stay four days in Singapore and the Federation. He
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    NO HOPE FOR BOMB VICTIMS
    40 1 TOKYO. April is* (AP> Japanese physicians apparently iee no hope of recovery for i\e ot the '2'i Japanese tishernen who were allected by radioactive dust from the Manh 1 hydrofen bomb test in the Pacific.
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    Badly Hit By Govt. Food Ban
    249 1 COMMENTING on the captured documents, Major R. J. Isaac, of the Director of Operations staff, said in a broadcast over Radio Malaya tonight that the M.C.P.'s directive in 1952 which colled for increased violence got off to a bod start. Major Isaac pointed out
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    Last War Damage Payment In May
    160 2 Last War Damage Payment In May Kl ALA LI MPIR, Mon. A final payment of 20.4 per cent, in the awards under seizure payment category will start at the beginning of next month, the acting chairman of the War Damage Commission announced today. Claimant* In categories othei lh;i n tin
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    Maiaya Will Not Attend Conference
    108 2 Maiaya Will Not Attend Conference KUALA LUMPUR, Slon.— M i nol take part in tin Asian Social i.si conference in Rangoon on April 29, Standard understands. 1 !i. Pan-Malayan Lab »ur Party which originally named I f( in representatives :o ;he conference has cancelled its plans because of the mg<
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    Singapore Gold Craftsmen Exhibit Their Wares In London
    236 2 Singapore Gold Craftsmen Exhibit Their Wares In London variety la this collection," be said, "and it will really show the world. a new range of ornaments all of which are designed and made b v local craftsmen.'' SINGAPORE gold jewellery manufacturers ai> sneeeafaDf developing local market as well as r
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    Cocoa Could Be Major Industry
    218 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. small holders or e states on Malayan cacao crops could net «>caa production until sufficient planting material and $2N million a year in the tor.- enoug h knowledge on growing seeabie tulure and become "an methods were available industry almost within spea'
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    UNKNOWN
    252 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.- Mo| Congress' decision not to join the \Ju* l alliance, went almost unnoticed circles today, amidst the Sino m i" speedy preparations to send o > e delegation to London despite Whi^i le *>< By »lt majority, 5J mi, irc M' s^ session in Prai over
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    CHEAT GETS FINED $300
    32 2 A LOR STAR toll the 'Tr^n^port Deparuß* S today Mntti Impris4 He wai I |uill crlmi ti t in pect of I th« public i*^ test i March
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    Methodist Visitor
    56 2 Ml P-Jer N 'K M IV, Cht»n Iwv ,n Nil,, ik i trr.'rri I I fc^ \i I Hi i» drlrtalr Indu jPHI .in«! t' NM »rrk^ MM (n«| i v it- «'i Id «nvrnt n ■VMMtal I *«-"i <g IS— II. and rrprr^ i u\»n H.*> (h!1v|;.,,l
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    TWO AIRCRAFT DIVERTED BY BAD WEATHER
    55 2 MAI-ACCA. Mon A k blanket ot cloud, mist arid rain prevented both the North and South bound planes ihrough thi« town from ro:r»ins kown for a landing. thi> Both p ancs Hit led Town several times but a$ visibility wa.c so poor they \vo::t
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    OPENING MAY BE DELAYED
    62 2 THE opening of a H Labour Exchange i :r e B Timah Industrial < t< i e delayed Indefinitely. Thi s ;s because of j .i:-p'.::e between the Singapore I 'va nt and the landlord over n.onthly rent. If the landiord does not ai to Government's
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    Better Shoe Fits For Children
    49 3 1 I V s of St ai i r 1 y i i I ii play, i, but ii factoi *3 for 3 It the ii l*s for e ei size iix [f the •> ire frorr few the P mnpany Is said lea lei
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    TALK ON HOWLniK on how TO BE HAPPY
    20 3 TALK ON HOWLniK on how TO BE HAPPY liapi |h the »u y Mr S. -I Si >l ng s
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    BARGAIN BUY!
    119 3 I: R t the bra 1 Kua 1 a r i II 1 1 'If the mo.lerate der inda put forward bv the people of Malaya as a compromise no turned down without being given the serious consideration they deserved, then Whitehall nust be held responsible for more
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    Union Makes Allegations Against PWD
    127 3 Union Makes Allegations Against PWD THE Singapore Government and City Council Laboui Ui terday accused the Pi Works Department ol retrenchng g-service emplo em with new ha In a letter to the P.w.D the s that sin< e gv ing ol dismissal i !7 ;m- *he Do irk- T l>
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    ROW SETTLED
    49 3 MALACCA. Mori.— Magistrate, Mr. K. Ramanatha Iyer Ily Struck out j sttmm >::j tisi Wee Soon B^v?. manag- l iirector of loan Bus Co., Li I. for assaultii 4 Joh Sim a former employee. 1 with Pat Hup Bus C >mp my, last Chine.se Xevv it's liv.
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    400 BOYS LEARN HOW TO USETHEIRHANDS
    278 3 400 BOYS LEARN HOW TO USETHEIRHANDS THE Singapore Craft school in Palembane Road is the first of its kind in the Colony that is run on ''hobby lines." More than 400 boys from 40 f-inglish schools are taught the rudiments of metal* raft and woodwork. First started in 1951 a.s
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    Sopiee Welcomes U.M.N.O. Decision
    52 3 PENANG, Mon.— ln welcoming UMNO's decision in demanding a fully elected legislature instead ot its original demand for a three-fifth majority, the chairman of the Pan-Malayan Labour Paity, Imhe Mohamed Sopiee, also remarked that it should be a warning to their imperial masters in Whitehall, Lon-
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    MALAYA HAS POOR OUTPUT OF DOCTORS, MEDICOS TOLD
    422 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The need for o medical school in the Federal capital to increase the present yearly output of doctors, was urged at a meeting of the Malayan Branch ot the British Medical Association held here over the Easter holidays. The
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    De Groot Recital For Students
    89 3 De Groot Recital For Students THIS week. th e famous I Dutch pianist, Mr. Cor LGroot. will play especially (ot the school children of Singapore. Tickets, at Ofl« dollar each 'are still available at Robinson's for his recital at the Anglo-Chinese School Auditorium, on Thursday. April 22 at "> p.m.
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    Robbery Bid By 2: Charge
    77 3 DAVID DUTTOX and Konneth Stock -ippoarod in a Sinfapete Court yesterday, on a tentative charge of attempting to rob a taxi driver at the 7', mile Thomson Road. It was alleged that at 7 p m on Good Friday, DuttOn and Stork assaulted Toll Koon
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    FREE WATER FOR MOSQUE
    42 3 THF Health Committee of Singapore City Council ha> recommended free lupply ol water to the Khadijah M >sque Geylang Ro.id. in response to request by the Mosque authorities. The supply will he limited to 9.000 ga .■>!■.> a month.
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    More Hawker Staff For City Is Urged
    232 3 More Hawker Staff For City Is Urged THE Malayan Dental Association were hosts to P»o--f-*ssor R.J.S. Tickle. ProlVssor of Dental Surgery, University of Malaya, at their annual dinner held at the Wins SINGAPORE City Council will have six more ha inspectors to "cope with a 1 ied if recommendations of
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    RED PAMPHLET ON LAMP POST
    87 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— A I Communist pamphlet, produced in Singapore was found pasted orf a lamp standard In Johort Biihru Town, yesterday Two more Communist terrorists have surrendered in the Federation. An unknown number of I terrorists fired on a Police GMC in the Rrngam
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    CRUELTY TO DUCKS: FINFD
    64 4 TWO poultry dealers, Ong E"g Uim, and Pang Yew Seng charged In a Singapore Court yesterday with causing unnccessary suffering to ducks Sni y 5!! their legs '^"d.cramming them into baskets, pleaded guilty. The Magistrate, Mr R B I Pates. fined Ong 4 f» for cruelty
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    Objected To Her Mother's 'Man Friend'
    177 4 A VOI'NG woman objected to her widowrd-mother's continued acquaintance with a man and this led to the daughter stabbing herself in the chest. This was stated in the Singapore Emergency Court yesterday befor e Mr' R. B I Pates, when Seah Ah Lian. 2A.
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    VOTING WARDS REPORT DUE IN JUNE
    262 4 VOTING WARDS REPORT DUE IN JUNE Task In Johore Is Much Easier KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Fc Jerotion's Constituency Delineation Commission is expected to complete its recommendotions on the "size and shope" of electoral words in Molaya's first notional polls in June, The Standard leornt, today. The three-man Commission, headed
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    83 4 MR. FRANCIS C.C. TAN and Miss Lucy Teresa Chan who were married at the Church of St. Peter and Paul, Queen Street. Singapore, yesterday morning. A reception was held at the Embassy Hotel. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Chan Liang: Sen**. The bridegroom is Singapore
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    Play Hard, But Study Hard: Boys' Town Chief
    386 4 Play Hard, But Study Hard: Boys' Town Chief PENANG. Mon- All youngsters, whether of the wealthy or poor class, have a just right to a worthwhile education to prepare them for life and the right kind of citizenship, the Director of Father Flanagan's Boys' Town. Father Nicholas H. Wegner, told
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    MOVED FOOD IN PENGERANG
    75 4 JOHORE BAHRI'. Mon.— Seven Malayi of Tduk Rumenia. Pengarang. were finer a total of Sl.BOO in the Sessioin L'ourt- Pengarni^g. for moving fiodsiiiffs without a permit in contravention of Emergency 3rdtTs. They were arrested by 3 olice patrol about half a mil* rom the south eastern
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    TELECOMS MAN
    55 4 MR J. C. IRELAND. Sy>trm> Planning Engineer vf Automatic Telephone and Fl««iru Company, whv i> to meet Telecoms officials in Singapore and thp Federa tion. Mr. Ireland arrived bv plane at Kallane Airport \*st« rda> and will be in .Malaya until April 24. wh«-r he will leave for
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    Registration In Rural Areas Best
    189 4 Registration In Rural Areas Best JOHOU BAHRr Mum 1 More than 26.464 persons in Johore have registered their name* for the Johore State JCounril elections tincc r. tration began four dayj said Inche [ami bin Ismail Ejections Officer, in a itatemeni today. Statistic! indicate rcpst ration jri rural art progressing
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    CHETTIARS AT NEW TEMPLE
    63 4 MALACCA. Mon. The Chcttiai community took thru of] I'nis morning to attend the Kumbabishegam ceremony of the Hindu Temple at Cheng about vix mile s from town on th e road to Alor Gajah. Th t ceremony, one of rare occurrence, i s performed when a
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    Girl Survivor Makes Recovery
    194 4 KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Mon.— A teen-age Chinese girl of Kuala Lumpur is today making a good recovery in Port Dickson Hospital as the sole survivor in the holiday resort's "biggest drowning tragedy for years" which claimed two of her fellow bathers at dusk yesterday. The three girls.
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    RUBBER DELEGATES
    63 4 photos TWO delegates from Thailand and Holland arrived by plane at Kalian? Airport yesterday for the Rubber Conference to be held in Singapore this week. They are Mr. Kriang Tanjasiri (left), committee member of the Rubber Trade Association of Thailand. and Mr. P. Van Beest Chairman of the
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      72 4 Weather Report .NJinimum Trmperature: From ...10 p.m. on April 18 to 7.10 a m on April 19. Kota Bahru (76F>, K. I, i7li Ipoh <(75F). Kuantan <75f\ ift 8 11 1 temperature From ..30 a-m. to 7.30 p.m. on April l«* u P *?f <*3Fh Penang (R9F) Kota Bahru (94F),
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    NEW LABOUR SYSTEM TO COPE WITH RECESSION
    200 5 NEW LABOUR SYSTEM TO COPE WITH RECESSION tMon.— Business and industry' decided on a system of labour, reduction of wages as they are nt ro retrench the present labour force. with the trade recession is being ifl labour completely, but to .Mini returns possible in emidverse conditions. j borne ui
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    Easter Weekend Thefts
    22 5 Easter Weekend Thefts n ported week--1 ke n in t o house into ng. aim\ k e 4th I S I •;> f
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    Attempt To Rape Girl, There 3 Years
    66 5 Attempt To Rape Girl, There 3 Years ft LUMPUR, Mon i ."v i co n vict ed I L Sir Charles jjk e High Court, toUj j to three eni f(^r at- *o commit the B|, ar-old IndutM H Klang on WK irt that mki< en looking ml'; r. when
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    Villager Ran A. Lottery
    10 5 of I >und 1 ite Che
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    DAYS TAKING FOR VARSITY
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    Tracks For Bicycles
    81 5 KUANTAN, Mon.— The] Industrial Development j Authority will work on the onst ruction of bicycle tracks' in Pahang. this year. B -ycle tracks will be gra- paths of about six feet j They will be able u> j i >-ton load. construction of 60 >: motor, jeep
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    32 5 Pho Standard I! RI -1 100 wtsts it ■•<-. Ption in tiw Ut>( f.ardm whi.h '""r,,,, in si.Kia n Se«a l^'r fhi Sinthow tl||(l< (olons Mh..,| M Ides! daujil, n •';'"> rhirl Jil Pao
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    WELFARE BODY TO BENEFIT ALL
    168 5 KUALA M'MPI'R, Mon. -The Malayan Workers' Welfare Society which was founded recently to serve the interests of the workers, will not confine its benefits to workers alone. It will serve the general public as well, a spokesman of the Society told The.Standard today. It a.
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    Unite And Fight Progs, Says Nair
    282 5 A CALL to all pro-labour elements in Singapore o band together and fight the Progressives in elections o the new legislative assembly to be constituted mder the Rendel Report was issued yesterday by legislative Councillor, Mr. M. P. D. Nair. Mr. Xair. ;i former
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    RIDA Stops Building Centres
    135 5 KUANTAN. Mon. Tlu Chairman of RIDA ha< issued instructions that no more new Community Centres are to be constructed with RIDA assistance until further notice. This foilow> a survey made under the supervision of Ungku Abdul Aziz of the University of Malaya, on Community Halls constructed
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    TRANSFERRED
    35 5 TELUK ANSON. Moo.— The] Deputy Assistant District Officer and Supervisor of Elections. Che Mohd. Hashim I bin Amin. Teluk Anson. has j lett on transfer to Sungei t 1 Sipuf as Assistant- District! Officer
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    Concert To Aid Fund
    51 5 IPOH. Mon. -The Sungei Ray branch of the Women*: Institute will hold a variety concert at the Malay School In the area on April 28. Proceeds from the talei of ticket.-,. will go to the Institute's branch fund and the j Tenth South Ipoh Scout Troop
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    EIGHT MEN MOVED FOOD
    43 5 KLANG, M<»n. Fipibt men were today fined a total jf $:j.ll)0 by the Magistrate Raja Suleiman, when they pleaded guilty to removing prohibited and restricted foodstuffs out ol the Pandamaran New Village, a food restricted area in Port Swettenham.
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    Two Get Prison Terms For Robbing A Tailor
    202 5 Two Get Prison Terms For Robbing A Tailor KUAL A LUMPUR, Mon. Remarking that j ;hey had used the Emergency Regulations to intimidate the complainani, thu* Chief Justice, Si r Charles Mathew, in ?)u» high court, here today, convicted two men 1 foi robbery. Choo Beg. a s "b-< ontractor
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      427 5 A TIP FOR SINGAPORE Whv take less When Pepsi s best THE Cola nut. one of the ingredients of Rtpr t.o/a o rotes on trees »r« Vnca a>/rt tl i€ West /n-f7fv riieInto tkif driuk frnm ihp hum},!? i\»/o Toaau u,'iiious dn the\i utajtei «r*(j v,, i\u mlef tets wken
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      Oliver, Here We Come!
      899 6 I/KANK'LY wv fail to see what the Alliance men hope to «i-t by their projected jaunt to the United Kingdom ;md the United States— unless it be another gratuitous snub. When they sent their cable to Mr. Olivei Lyttelton, the Secretary of State for the Colonies,
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    Highly Deplorable
    132 6 Highly Deplorable Sir: The Inconsistencies of the Committee of the Singapore Teachers' Union are highly deplorable. Having announced April lMh. as the closing date for nominations etc., we are now informed. at 'he eleventh hour. that lhe Committee has < hanged its mind and that May 7th is the closing
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    SOVEREIGN & MINISTERS
    1661 6  - SOVEREIGN MINISTERS HERBERT MORRISON. C.H.,M.P. Xgnf fIK j| f"ftV > t Y b j i-.jlßi l^L»MMiwiitiig^giWliWMlßßMiiMffWSSSSßßßß^ aBBBS BBBBt JflSw jL -.-^^a^^^SSMßwSft^tflWWWSTßHß^vw^ffiJf^^^ ?-*^?^^^T^ >^^ *^HHhgS?ySc^rW|^v^jyjJpy^^^iL This is thr first of tun artirlrs M ///< British Monarchy Mr. Herbert Morrison is Deputy Leader of Her Majesty's Opposition irr the United -Kingdom He
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    we the PEOPLE
    313 6 we the PEOPLE Rajs 'Mental Vacuum' Sir;— Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj was reported to have stated in the Legislative Council on Tuesday that he preferred I police state to a "gangster state". It is typical of his political bankruptcy that the only alternative he could think of to a
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    Decay Sets In At British Museum
    297 6 PHE British Museum, that unrivalled treasury of mans knowledge, has "fallen on evil days. Dusty linger* of decay besmear its precious coilectiona the earth's greatest of libraries faces disaster antiquities of Jong gone civilization suffer alarming deterioration. All because of shortage! of funds for
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    22 6 U when she struck «-d the )i K ht off I thought it »as high time I sent for you
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      234 6 Regrets Over Rejection CHUNG SHING JIT PAO regrets iii.it tn t > Secretary of State for the Cokmlea, Mr. Oliver Lvtteiton. h;is rejected the requesi of the MCAt'UN'O Alliance to send a delegation to London to see him about Federal elections. The daily s ay s that if the United
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    Defenders Pushed Back On Airfield
    191 7 I\\<H April 1?> (IP) Vietminh shock troops, froni a strong point they had captured only shoved French defenders back oif the end ol Dien Bien Phu's main airstrip, the Huh Command announced today. The sinlih'M nit?V»t .i<s«iiH *l-io Hgh Ciuiimand said, wo n the Communists
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    MIRACLE ATTRACTS CROWDS
    79 7 kiiwi KS KEITH. GerVpril 19 AP) Hun Good Friday visid into th«- narrow i this town Sunda> rherese Neumann. kfii irk «>f Immh* \«arold woman ti k ted world wide it through reports from townspeople and the local Catholic priest that us bled almost every 1 since
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    ALTERS BURN DOWN VILLAGE
    37 7 I on, April 19 K ge of SamanE was M night by two I I tubs I hes, the I e tov n council I s(> other t Nhc I the F I
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    FILM STAR TO MARRY PRINCE
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    98 7 LONDON'. April 19, (ATP) 1 Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill today >ent a message 'of congratulations to Brig. General Christian de Castries. commander of Die n Bien Phu in Indo-China The text of the message read: "We i n Oreat Britain have watched with admiration the heroism
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    104 7 Ho Wants Peace Moscow LONDON, April 19 (AP) A Moscow radio commentator said in a broadcast yesterday that the rebel regime of Ho Chi Minh was prepared to negotiate a cease-fire in Indo-China. The broadcast, made in the Russian radio home service, was recorded in London. The speaker said: "It
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    47 7 MANILA. Apr. 19. (AFP)— Hongkong has one of the best traffic sy>tems among big cities in the world, according to the President and General Manager of the Manila Yellow Taxicab Company, Felipe Monser--1 rat. who just arrived from a business survey of the Crown Colony
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    Soldier Killed When Egyptians Open Fire
    151 7 Soldier Killed When Egyptians Open Fire CAIRO. April 19 (Reuter) A British private acting as escort to a British army vehicle died from wounds received when three Egyptians opened fire on the vehicle at Port Said yesterday, a British military spokesman announced. This is the second incident In Port Said
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    NON-VIOLENCE TO SAVE THE WORLD
    141 7 GAYA, Bihar State, April 19 (Reuter)— Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, said yesterday only non-violence could solve the problems facing the world today. In n world which v as passing through a very critical pha<e the great powers were posed against one another
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    PYLE HONOURED
    35 7 ERXIE Pvle who believer! the little, personal story was just as important as the big one. was honoured again today on the ninth anniversary ol his death In Ie Shima. Ryuku Islands. AP
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    Ride A Camel —And Get Paid US$52 A Day
    213 7 Ride A Camel And Get Paid US$52 A Day HOLLYWOOD. April \9. (AP) There are always far more film extras in Hollywood than there are jobs, belt if you could get a job here the pay scales in some of the categories under a new greement between the major studios
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    FIVE ASIAN PREMIERS TO MEET OVER A CUP OF TEA
    263 7 FIVE ASIAN PREMIERS TO MEET OVER A CUP OF TEA COLOMBO, April 19 (AP)_Fi ve premiers from India, Burma, Pakistan, Indonesia and Ceylon meet" in Colombo on April 28. The Premier of Ceylon, Sir John Kotelawala, who is calling the conference, wanted it to be a "friendly get-together over a
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    50 7 SENATOR McCarthy ond his wife Jean compare Indian curios they bought during their recent visit to Nogales, Arizona McCarthy is re- covering from o virus infection while his wife is still on crutches for injuries to her ankle during a car accident in Npw York in February.— A. P. Photo.
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    S. KOREA URGES JET AIR FORCE
    138 7 SEOUL. April 19 (UP) The United States must provide South Korea with a let air force equal to that of the Communists if the Republic is to survive. a Government spokesman said today. Dr. Hongkee Karl, official spokesman, made the appeal in commenting on
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    FLYING PLATES
    59 7 NAIROBI. April I*>. (AFP) An attempted hold up was foiled here today when a quick-mind-ed restaurant proprietor homharded an African u unman with plates and mp.s and drove him off. The proprietor of the restaurant. Erwin Lowis, was standing behind the counter unarmed when the hold-up man entered,
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    3 Babies Die In Ward Fire
    100 7 LONDON. Apr. 19. (AFP)— With the death during the night of two more babies the number of infants who died in the Dellwood (Reading) maternity home fire last night has risen to three. The heroic nurse. 45-year-old Frcdda Holland, who rescued 14 of the
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    Russian Build-up Is Not Alarming
    153 7 Russian Build-up Is Not Alarming PARIS. %pril 19 (L'P) A new NA estimate of Co miiMi.st mi itaiy power imiirates U a sia can field divisions within :».O ria notice but the "impre-<i e and iteady" Red buildup not "alarming," it was 'c->i<.,--ed loday. The NATO report awaiting proval by
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    ARMED MAU ATTACK TWO WHITE WOMEN
    81 7 ARMED MAU ATTACK TWO WHITE WOMEN NAIROBI. April 19 iR« lie I Two Ifau Maw vi i armed with pai •il itta k< t •"id irijui«'(i t European women In the low house a Nairobi iburfa Ml night. polir G hcaH announced Forcing their \va v Ulta lounge both terrorittj
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    U.K. TESTING NEW WEAPON
    52 7 ADFI.AIDF April It, (M I ler) -A new British mt i <i ;<ft to proted U tram I l)i r t;tck wi I taneously In Bri; Un n tralia later thi> year, If lunced here lodaj Sea tests Will I M "IT Britain ;in<! ;.ir,<! Woomera
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    Bid To Save Climber Fails
    118 7 LONDON' Ann if (AFP) Rescue workers who rushi the slopes ot Bi ii \'< Is, the 4.4()<i-ioot p<\ik ,i!id highesi in the British Isle>. to rei LM I woman mountaineer. i Elizabeth Emery, 39, fo nd hei dead upon arrival. Mrs. Emery t< I from
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    Chou Named For Meeting
    52 7 TOKYO. April 19 (AP^ Communist China will semi Premier and foreign Minister Chou En-lai to the Geneva COiljerence, Peiping Radio said today. Meanwhile, North Korea's Radio Pyongyang said Gen. Nam n North Korean Foreign Minister, has left Pyongyang as head of the North Korean (it egation
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    PLANE MISSING
    27 7 A twin-engine charter airplane with live passengers aboard was missing and believed down yesterday between the islands of Hawaii and Oahu in the Hawaiian group.
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    More US Pianes For The French
    162 7 SAIGON, April 19 (AP)— The Inited States has just made its first delivery of many Corsair fighterbomber planes to Franco-Vietnamese forces in a carrier to shore operation which went off without a hitch. The navy plant! w n <i« livered to a big Frem-h
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    'U.S. H-BOMB COPIED FROM THE RUSSIANS'
    95 7 LONG BEACH. April 19. (UP) American H-bombs recently tested in the Pacific were copied froi a technique originally developed bv Russia a California Congressman said last night Representative Craig HOSmer. who worked with the Atomic Energy Commission in 1948. said our present H-bombs were
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    APPEAL TO RIGHT WRONG
    68 7 AMMAN. April 18 (Reuter) King Hussfin of Jordan today called on the Christian world to "red res- 'he wrong** suffered by 900*000 Arabs who lost their homes in the holyland ls result of the IsraeliArab war. He made the appeal In an Easter message to the
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    CHIANG TO BE INFORMED
    37 7 TAIPEI. April l!» <UP> Nationalist China will >enJ "observers' to the Geneva }\i\ Eastern conference lo ce d Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek informed of developments there, it was learned from reliable sources today
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    EX-PRISONER GOES ON TRIAL
    40 7 WASHINGTON, April It (I'P) Corporal Edward I Dickenson, a mountain boy I from Crackers Neck, We«l i Virginia, ;roe- <» fi trial U on charges ho irai nn informer and collaborator while munist prisoner In Kort n
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    FLOWN TO TAIPEI
    23 7 ANOTHER ISO Natiofe I Chinese guerilla- from Burma j were airlifted to Taipei, Formosa, yesterda* «hoar«i \i air transports UP
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    NEW ATJEH TRADE DRIVE
    354 9 Call To Revive Malayan Contacts Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, April 19 North Sumatran Governor Apnin has disclosed at- 1 tempts on his part to revive Atjeh's trade with Singapore and Malaya as I the Islamic rebellion in Atieh moves through its j seventh month. t Amin
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    99 9 THE Suminoye Kn?inrrrinp: Works of Tokyo Mt now turning out what the* rlaim is the Mnallest. ebcmpesl and most economic 1 practical car in the world. Named the Flying: Vv.i th< r. the rar (above) is a luf.-seater with a BS#CC f-npinr which ffives it 1 .'..*> brake horsepower at
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    Osborne & Chappel Returns
    125 9 Osborne Chappel Returns TIN Companies under ■■< management i.t Messri O>boriM Chappel, Ipoli. :< u lowing returns f*Jt i quartei U March 31, 1954: Ctenderiaagi T:is piculs. ii<,p*ng Consolidated 2,450 picub I Hongkong Ti-i 804 piculs. Ki i iF.I^.S.) 1,505 piculs. K i i Tin l.i ßf> piculs, Killinghai IjgM
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    More Confidence In Tin Market
    236 9 LONDON, April 19. (Rrulrr) (onfidrnre has rrI'Ukkl (In unrertainty in the tin markrt. writer A. Strauss Company in Ihrir latrst monthly revirw. What has happened lu.' been firstly reversal <jf Ameri- <an storkpiling policy; ateood- jy atare atatementa by Aincn■pokesmen about IndoChina »>icl thirdly there
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    Increase In Storage Rent Hits Brunei
    199 9 Increase In Storage Rent Hits Brunei ■HE North Borneo < < mm r t i>. i i n poods .1: I v ..ih everelj f Brr-x N:.,tr. Hi kin t ten who mport all their goods J Uh km i ;.i to a with < a< n f c* Kuai.'i
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    More Tin Moved Out In March
    107 9 More Tin Moved Out In March TMF quantity of tn -n «>i> ccntretei moved from 1 fT;tti<m I f M.tlaya to mj.mpuu ami PMNM la vt ontk amounted lo MN loi p.->n d vftth 131 t«>u> i 'hr pr« month, ■< rm ortujjii sUitiitics. Th< exporting statr- 'iiij» Marr-h UN
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    64 9 OSAKA. April 19. (I'PU The flr?t week of the International Trade Fair her.* cit-w mor t than .">o 000 vi- r», it wus anrnjunced yetThere W€W 670 loceign -itorg from the United S 1 v-. Mauya. Canada, Wt Germany. H. .ind. Thailand, 1 New Zealand, Pakistan,
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    24 9 Japan ppi f- r shipment t< K« 1 Chin (-oininoii.il which h;t v .e< n nn tin- 111 of embnrioti: AP
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    244 10 [J FROM Paris and Koine come these eye (itch in? rr rreatiou for the- jronng .Mi>s which irere shown in fashion jj displays in the two capitals last week. <a> French >t.»r i Lisi-ttc le Bon. presents i ahorl evening dress from the Kf < collection in Paris This very
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    Weaning Without Tears
    613 10  -  MARGARET SCOTT Kz 9 \I < i^r Mothers have 1 m rel dread <>f irea«i«< tirn- Su BOOBCr have they not thej baby organised J"i are f lining to take breath Uun it's time to itart M more hanges. No ironder tiu-\ 1 depressed iboiit the I
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    SHE'D LIKE TO PLAY CLEO!
    418 10 SHE'D LIKE TO PLAY CLEO NKW YORK'S Muriel Smith made the jump from Bali llai to Bangkok without moving from hrr dressing room in London's historic Drury Lane Theatre. In fact, the good-l I iking young lady of Compact ii'4'Jto and concert hall voice seems to have become a fixture
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    104 10 "V"OU can keep th? upper edgei of quilts in I comforters clean by sewing some washable material along the binrdin Phis material can be i• n >ved aasily and washe I, thus saving dry cleaning bills dean patent leather shoes or belts arid reit ne their
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    Suzan Keeps Her Word
    105 10 y f{y bride '>■•' >' li WALKING down the ilt ;\i if*j vt"i <>■ >i tbout r f7 thi* bride It s' 1 tan r-.tUi Hollywood ireis, who hid h>r leg amputated in V.' en her fittnc I" >r L -'y. -'>• iffwil I r in
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    155 10 BOTH IN LOVE WITH SAME GIRL AIY FRIEND and I »re hoth in love with the MMM girl but I never see her »l<»n«--a.s the three of us always co out together. ••DISGUSTFI)" (Klu.in?) FIRSTLY you """if I T<;> i-*» r NFCjftllfy t/h.- 1 V»i< tciff To t(MM thin of
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      101 10 Pepsodent I really gives Teeth cleaned with Pepeodfiti >••• That*f because Inev ave cleaner! An I Pepmdeiil is th»« only t.»..ili|M^i JV|H<»ltUl with Irimn deam ll t»-t-tli, Ixii alaa harbovn Ike dangei aVcay. So tor whiter, -jf«T keHh, m 1 use Pepsodent .-\.-rv ni>:l>t and m lo.liy look wit at
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    WHY BRITAIN DOES NOT BREED CHAMPIONS
    662 11 BACK to the market place after a weeks holiday and what do I find? First of all, tragedy. We do not have so many young: champions that we can afford to squander them recklessly. John Kelly, for instance. A little over six weeks ago
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    LOK HWA WIN BY A MATCH
    250 11 IPOH Mon. The T>ok Hwa Badminton Party, of Kuala Lumpur, beat the Perak Turf Club Sports Club by Seven matches to six in a friendly encounter during Easter. Highlights of this morning's games were Miss Ethel Peacock's easy victory over Miss Tan Eng Looi
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    North Perak And Taiping Draw Soccer
    85 11 TAIPING. Mon.— ln a thrilling holiday soccer match here, yesterday. Krian Rovers did well to hold Taiping Distri I !o a three-a 1 draw. The first half was well contested and the score at half time was one-all. Othman Basir netting [or Rovers and
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    Dethroned After 33 Years
    40 11 AMSTERDAM. April 18. (AP).— Dr. Max Euwen (53) former world chess champion and for S3 years Dutch nation- al champion, was dethroned yesterday by Hein Dormer. Donner (27) won the natlonal championships competition, scoring eight point?.
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    Another Big Score By The Seletar Airmen
    228 11 Another Big Score By The Seletar Airmen After trouncing: Traction In ion 13-1 for a record store 4, fortnight ago. R.A.F. SHetar kept up their high scoring with a 1«-1 victory over I)aru| Afiah F.C. in the I>iv. 3B S.A.F.A. league ■aid on the M.F.A. ground yesterday. Rough play marred
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    Chua Leads Haikowyu SC
    85 11 Haikowyu olHcials for the year elected recently were: Patrons Messrs. Loh Ah Pong. Yap Leung Chong. Vap Leong Teng, Tay Soo Vong, Yonj? Yew Chew. Ang Kim Chwee O Li<n Tin Soon. President Mr Chr.a Ba:i Hock, Vice-President Mr. Chin Yin Kee Hon. Secretary Mr Mah
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    108 11 After taking a goal lead at the end of the first half. Corin- thians netted two more to ensure :-j-o victory over Aston Sports Club in SAFA's Division 2 league piayed on the F Cr N ground. it was Corinthians fifth victory in six outings The onl>
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    35 11 In the Div 2 match of S.A.F.A league Bulestirr Uni ted S.C. received a walk-ove from the Tamil Brotherhoo Association, who could nc field a team at the Clerica i Union ground ye.sterdav.
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    Jap Women Save Country's Honour
    112 11 BERLIN, April 19 (Reuter)-A ihm Harangozo (Yugoslavia) beat Richard Bergmann (Lngland) 21-14 22-20, 21-11, in the final of the men's singles in the German Table Tennis championships here. Fujit Efuchl woo th< women's tingle*, beating Lmde WertL (Austria) 21-10, 21-8, 21-8. Harangozo and Vogrme won
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    1st. Perak Derby Won By Women Owners
    619 11 By WINDSOR LAD IPOH, Mon. For the first time since its inception, the Perak Derby, Malaya's richest turf prize run over 1 miles and carrying stakes totalling $30,000 and a gold trophy, went to two women owners. Mesdames Tan Chin Tuan and Loke
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    Venue Of Olympics In Doubt
    106 11 CHICAGO April ler). 111 a.- Tv B I'u tick n\ the Int Olympic Committee, i there s i l whether lh< 1956 Gaim i bourne mi Mr Brunda question ol > -lpi i ompi ,j bscauai of the A quarantine TIM i: protM t>< resolved
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    45 11 \i: v (Al fM Sign« of a the Manila I i.■ raptured t ba t t\\(»-<i;iy Iriai Macao Hoi bfai Bay l. point] i"t against Mat ••>' k<<:c's ft Hnln Mi. ar Manila Hongkona < t(»(ia> Mai kong b\ i nU ii
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    Men Behind The Thomas Cup Games
    211 12 THE Badminton As-.mi.i-tio n ai Malaya last niijht de< ici*d that besides f« her* of the Standing C«miiBlittce, well known ihtmuialiticf in Malayan badminton invited to form whut is known as the Management Committee of the Thomas (up matt lies in Malay l. Thoe
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    72 12 N April 19. (Reuter^ esult K.• K i«sl .ii R 3 Bramlt f B adl rd X 2> Leeds 21 Done Dewsbur> .4 i Si Helens I I II:: 7 K- 5 iven S I 25, Belle Vue R 21 Ro< in Old nn T S.i 14 V.
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    142 12 WITHOUT :ive of their re- who are now >n i I the Federation with *he Hongkong Bankers, Haikowyu were iti >A enough t o beat the Singapore Harbour Board Recreation i Club by two goals to one in i SAFA division 2 iea£u e match at Geylang
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    TODAY'S SPORT
    38 12 SOCCER: Combined Set- vices v Hong Kong at Satan Besar stadium; SAFA Lea«"f;. D '> -''B Traction Union v Kinta Rangers at Gei,lang; Dir. 2 BOUCA v SCC at B»»,f(n/(; fln|(,,, y J^J/j--"i ds ot VMAJ.4 i
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    FIRST TWO FOR CUP DEFENCE
    448 12 BAM Pick Eddie Heah THE first- players for the third defence of the Thomas Cup next year were decided at a meeting of the Badminton Association of Malaya in Singapore yesterday. They are Eddie Choong and Johnny Heah, two outstanding Malayan shuttlers who have been
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    FATHULS KEEP UP SPATE OF UPSETS
    505 12 TIIK spate of upsets by teams of lesser renown on fancied favourites in this season's division 1 soccer at Jalan Besar stadium continued yesterday when lowly la t hul Karib surprised and beat 'iiiaiit killer* Chinese Athletic to leave the stadium with a two-nil
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    Captains Call It Off
    61 12 CONTINUAL rain yesterday stopped the annual cricket *'Te>t" between Singapore and Selansor. Only 40 minutes play w.is possihle on the second day when plav started 11.40 p.m. During that time Singapore stored !4 runs for one wicket. Tluuasin^am beins run out. Yesterday, both captains decided to
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