Singapore Standard, 21 May 1955

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    19 1 Singoporelr Standard s& vH JL sdfasf s asfs sdfg dfs SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1955 it ivm;es i.-> ceivts
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    Lock icon 'WITHDRAW ULTIMATUM TO SCHOOLS'
    705 1 U-Party Committee appeals To Govt, lirty Assembly Committee appointed to iese school problem yesterday appealed to withdraw its ultimatum to the Chung Chinese High schools. ealed to the management committees, 5, and parents to restore order and proper school discipline. In a Statement issued alter a
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    Lock icon JACKET IN SEAMEN'S JOBS
    439 1 Chinese Sailors Expose A Singapore Waterfront Scandal fcs Pay Up Or No Work CLUE TO ROW IN SIGN-UP' BUREAU By BERNARD WILLIAMS, Standard Shipping Reporter COLONY Chinese seamen seeking long-term contract jobs on foreign-going vessels are being forced to "buy" these jobs from racketeers who mulct
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    Lock icon ILLAGES TO GET MORE ROOPS
    60 1 BAHRU, Pri it ion Governin Uages and against -?i sedition. at 1 > nai Com- Sir Donald Mactoda? the only xo Lunist terror\luv,a .x-: m recogniri.i only be ne govtntry. feed to do to protect main Johore Won, i Six Dcr.put enough In to con-
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    Lock icon NAGY IS UNDER POLICE GUARD
    48 1 VIENNA. May 20: (UP) Communist Hungary's ailing. disgraced former Premier Nagy was -reported today under Hungarian police guard it i villa near Lake Balaton. southwest of Budapest. The unconfirmed report came from Western sources ;n Vienna who said they considered it apparently "sound".
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    Lock icon Margaret Attends Film Show
    88 1 PRINCESS Margaret attended the London premiere of the film "The Dam Busters" at the Empire Theatre earlier this weeU. The film story is based on a danng wartime raid led by Wing Commander Guy Gibson on the Moensee Dam m the Ruhr, Germany. Photo shows six-year-old
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    Lock icon RAIL STRIKE
    20 1 BRITISH railway footplatemcn In London announced yesterday that they would strike from midnight on May eral Election. Reuter
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    Lock icon Massive Air Strike On
    408 1 Heaviest since emergency BIGGEST air strike against the terrorists since the Emergency was made yesterday m the Yong Peng area. Lincoln bombers of the Royal Australian Air Force, backed by Canberras and Sunderland flying-boats pounded the area with large calibre bombs. The area bombed was yd
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    Lock icon 2 ZOOLOGISTS FOR MALAYA
    72 1 MEW YORK. May 20: (UP) Two of America's best known zoologists departed lor Malaya yesterday to catch up on their studies ot Asiatic pheasants and fiddler crabs. Dr. William Beebe, director emeritus ot the Department of Tropical Research of the New York Zoological Society, sailed on
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    Lock icon Home Guard Commander Missing
    76 1 Home Guard Commander Missing IPOH. Fri. Chong Yit Wah. Commander ot the Home Guard section at Banir New Village near here, is i missing. He was last seen by friends yesterday morning on his way to tap rubber. A Police area security unit has found his abandoned bicycle and latex
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    Lock icon Cake-Seller's Son Missing
    42 1 THE seven-year-old son of a Singapore cake seller. Hing Seng Heong, was reported missing last night. The boy had gone out to play near his home m New Bridge Road at 1 p.m. and had not returned home since.
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    Lock icon French Agree To Withdraw Troop
    148 1 SMGON, May 20, (Reutcr)— Tran Van Tuyt, Vietnamese Information Minister was released fm prison on Government orders tonight, five-and-a-U hours after his arrest A purge now going on m Saigon briefly placed him m police hands as reports reached the capital that heavy fighting had
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    Lock icon OFF TO POLAN
    39 1 TWENTY members of ie crew of the 5,058-ton Pen tanker Prezident Gottvd seized by the Chinese Natialist Navy m May last yean the Formosa Straits and .d ever since, left Taipei >r home by air today.
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    Lock icon £1M. SUIT AGAINST SINGAPORE GOVT.
    105 1 LONDON, May 20, (Reuter)— The Singapore Government is being sued for about £1,000,000 by two oil companies, the British Treasury revealed today. A Treasury spokesman said the case is expected to start m Singapore m August. The two oil companies arc Shell and Socony Vacuum.
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    Lock icon Taxi Driver Robbed Of Cash, Watch
    93 1 Taxi Driver Robbed Of Cash, Watch A CHINESE taxi driver was robbed last night when three thugs held him up at the point of a knife m Sime Road, Singapore. The driver had earlier picked up a passenger at Stevens Road, near Orchard Road Police Station. After travelling a short
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    Lock icon R.I. PREMIER FOR RED CHINA
    38 1 JAKARTA, May 20: <UP) Indonesian Prime Minister Ali Sastroamidjojo will leave Jakarta next Wednesday for an official visit to Red China as the guest of Premier Chou En Lai, reliable sources said today.
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    Lock icon WELCOME NEWS FOR TRAVELLERS
    222 1 WELCOME NEWS FOR TRAVELLERS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.Travellers entering the Federation will from today be permitted to bring m with them such personal items as cameras, watches, jewellery without fear of having to pay Customs duty. An amendment to the Customs duties order gazetted today lays down however that travellers must
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    Lock icon Bouman Mystery Solved
    162 1 JAKARTA, May (Reuter) The mysterjf the Dutch lawyer who si ped the country after became involved m a version charge was sol on Friday. The Indonesian Attor» General stated that lawyer, Herman Bount had travelled under ansutned name on a Dl in tei -island ship which he
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    Lock icon Menzies Upholds Colonies
    111 1 Menzies Upholds Colonies MELBOURNE. May 20 (Reuter) The Australian Prime Minister. Mr. Robert Menzies. said today no one should feel called, upon to apologize lor British colonialism, which had a "proud history." Addressing a Royal Empire Society Empire Day luncheon, he said that m recent times colonies appeared to become
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    262 2 Refugees Given One More Month To Move South HONGKONG, May 20, (Reurer)— The North Vietnam Government of Ho Chi-minh announced today that it is extending for one month the time allowed under the Genera Armistice Agreement for refugees to cross to South Vietnam, the North
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    Lock icon Brother And Sister Due
    69 2 MR. Sonny Marshall and Miss Grace Marshall, brother and sister, respectively, of the Chief Minister. Mr. David are expected m Sin-* 1* luiss Marshall is arriving today by Air India from India. I She will striy a fortnight with j the Chief Minister. Mr. Sonny Marshal!.
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    Lock icon Singers Engaged
    34 2 photo. AMERICAN crooner Johnnie Ray and vocalist Sylvia Drrw are seen here after their engagement announcement m Birmingham. Sylvia is attached to Vie Lewis' Band which is now touring En gland. AP
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    Lock icon Magistrate Clears Dismissed Worker
    213 2 Tronoh Mines Case IPOH, Fri.— Low Kow, 55, one of the 25 dismissed workers of the Tronoh Mines Ltd now on trial here for being a member of an unlawful assembly at Tronoh Mines Village on April 16, was today acquitted and discharged by Magistrate Che
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    Lock icon UK Elections — Direct Concern To Colonies
    181 2 UK Elections Direct Concern To Colonies MANCHESTER. May 20 (Rev- ten The Manchester Guardian today declared that the outcome of the forthcoming British general election is of direct concern to the 70 million or so people living m the colonial territories. "All party manifestos stress alike the advance towards sell-government,
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    Lock icon MacG. Visits The Ex-SCs
    85 2 SIMPANG RENGAM. Johore. Fri. The High Commissioner. Sir Donald MacGillivray yesterday paid his first official visit to the Special Constables' Resettlement scheme at Kampong Amin near here and told the 46 former Constables there: •"You have the chance to make this the best Kampong m Johore."
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    Lock icon Illegal Rice Possession
    49 2 MUAR. Thurs.— Tan Seng Swee 52. a rice dealer of Lenga Town. Muar. was fined $250 m default one month's imprisonment by the Muar Magistrate. Inche Pawan Ahmad for unlawful possession of about 83 katties of rice m March, this year. The I rice was confiscated.
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    68 2 RUSSIAN Premier Nikolai Bulganin signs an eightnation mutual aid treaty, setting up a combined East European army, at the end of the conference held m Warsaw recently. The combined army will be under the command of Marshal Koniev, head of the Russian ground forces since 1946. His headquarters will be
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    Lock icon Jailed For Escaping From Arrest
    103 2 Jailed For Escaping From Arrest IPOH, Fri. For escaping fiom Police custody, for failing tr report his presence m Ipoh a fcer staying here for over 48 h>urs. supervisee Karuppiah Sibramaniam. 30, was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonrr*nt by the President of the Sessions Court, Che Mahmud Hashim. yesterday. Subramaniam.
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    33 2 COMMODITIES PRICES No terday fl 1 s J .luP Si Torn I fan Prices firsi' v^jß v P■ M E7l r 1 m I J ith I huy< fl v r,.r/ I Itu
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    40 2 Trust Offer Alleged POH AH YC I lay remanded m gapore I Mag .M minal breach I $110 belong.: -fl plover, the ice. I com ".^M Q Apr. ar.:'B this yeai fl j Seah S J postpor. M June 2.
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    Lock icon SUIT FILED AGAINST DOCTOR
    554 3 Woman Claims Damages For 'Unskilful' Operation AN action for damages was instituted m the Singapore High Court yesterday, by Mrs. Oz. Armstrong, wife of the Canadian Trade Commis sioner m Singapore, against Dr. Gerald Loughran for negligent operation on her ankle on May 3, last year.
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    Lock icon Seremban M.I.C. President Deplores Riots
    180 3 Seremban M.I.C. President Deplores Riots sEKKMBAN, I ri >Ir. B. Kaher Singh, a local I former teacher at the Kin^ George V is re-elected president of the Seremban [lie Malayan Indian Congress at the MIC ■end meeting held here yesterday. In the course of his speech to the members, Mr.
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    Lock icon Far East Films Are Improving
    44 3 t .re md r t will i 1 advanced talei m ord' iffiCJ i •be i rid expre -Pre--11 Pic- relation. S at the Asia In the young n I Bri- inert- h is ba Im- tnpanli i m
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    Lock icon Mails For East Coast To Be Speeded Up
    84 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malayan Post Office is to speed up the first class mail to the East Coast, by supplementing the Dreseni Dakota "air lift" with Bea\ i The Federation air service carry the letter bags m addition to Malayan Airways
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    Lock icon Gamba Holding Inquiry In Camera
    142 3 Gamba Holding Inquiry In Camera MR. CHARLES Gamba, sole arbitrator m the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Company dispute, will begin his inquiry on Monday. The inquiry will be held m the former Registrar's Office m the Supreme Court Building. It will he conducted m camera. Neither the Press nor the
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    Lock icon NO PERMITS TO FISH OR SAIL
    55 3 MUAR. Fri.— Six Chinese boat owners were fined $45 3 or two weeks' imprisonment each yesterday by the Muar Magistrate, Inche Pawan Ahmad for plying their boats on Jan. 5 this year at the Customs jetty at Sungei 1 Muar without a licence, and
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    110 3 REPRESENTATIVES of six major business Concern* m Singapore called on the Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, yesterday at the Ministry for Commerce to discuss "general matters." The six-man delegation represented the 42 employers of the Singapore Employers 1 Federation who are anxious to promote good relationship between themselves and
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    24 3 4 Robbers Take $220 From Shop I mbr< k< n B md stole i DSi 'he .i B and tied robber Of r :v
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    45 3 Unifficials To Preside Over Rural C'ttees Fot 'he ry, In c have ten of two the i the C nittee. nan of the Rural Ml DP Rees. tinn held thai In tew of .h* ed to two com- wa y on of their own en.
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    Lock icon Took Ganja To Keep Fit
    59 3 PENANG. Thurs.— A hand-cart-puller, Ibrahim bin Abdullah. 48. told Mr. G. Summerrield. the Sessions Court President yesterday that after taking a little toddy, he smoked "ganja" to make him j healthy. Ibrahim was fined $70 after pleading guilty to a charge of possessing Indian hemp
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    Lock icon Film Celebrities Exchange Views At Radio Forum
    375 3 LAST night six people from different countries sat around a table and talked about moving: pictures. Luckily lor the film-interested public, a microphone was present too, so that everyone who had a radio set was able to listen to this fascinating exchange of
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    Lock icon THE MAGISTRATE WAS SURPRISED
    318 3 THE Singapore Fourth Police Court Magistrate, Mr. J. M« Devereux-Colebourn yesterday expressed >rise thai a man who admitted taking part m an i robbery was not charged by the police. The man Ong Lye Huat. a labourer admitted m court ■relay that he and three r
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    30 3 A RECEIVING order was made m the Singapore High Court yesterday against Eng Leung Company, whose liabilities amounted to $10,759.50. owing to H. A. O'Connor and Co.. Ltd.
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    102 3 Gardeners' Manure Too Offensive PENANG, Thurs.— Members of the Rural Board were told by Mr. G. L. Johnson at their meeting yesterday that the offensive odour coming from the vegetable garden m Tanjong Tokong Road would not be good advertisement for Penang. He remarked that people passing up and down
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    Lock icon Dawn Food Check To Plug Leaks
    116 3 TEMERLOH. Fri.— A house curfew was imposed m Temerloh town at dawn yesterday for a surprise food check m the capital of this "last stronghold of Communist terrorism m Pahang." A Government communique issued 36 hours after the check said 15J piculs of padi
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    Lock icon NEW OFFICEBEARERS OF S.T.C. UNION
    112 3 At the annual genera] meeting of the Singapore Traction I Company Employees' Union he'd recently Mr. Tay Thiam Meng was elected the Union's I president. Others elected were:- vicepresident Mr. Sath Deo Singh. Secretary— Mr. Hashim bin Idris. Asst. Secretary Mr. Scow Eng Wah. Treasurer
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    Lock icon GIRL MISSING
    24 3 LAM KWAI FOXG. 20, was reported missing from her j home m Stanley Street m Singapore since 4.30 p m. on Wednesday.
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    70 3 FOUR Warrant Officers who served a total of more than 80 years m the Army with distinction, were awarded the Lons: Service and Good Conduct Medals by the Commander-in-Chief, Far East Land Forces, General Sir Charles Loewen, at GHQ, FARELF, yesterday. They are (from left)— WO.I. R.
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    119 3 1 irporal Lim rerday Singapore i- Mr ij |50 a m dntenance ren \lc was n< glecting to ace leb- Mr Trainor told Lim: "As a father you are responsible for your children even if i have another wife. I "therefore order you to pay
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    Lock icon C.B.E. For RAF's 'No. I Backroom Boy' In Malaya
    313 4 C.B.E. For RAF's 'No. I Backroom Boy' In Malaya KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Group Captain K. Slater, the "No. 1 backroom boy m the current planning of Malaya's aerial defence, was today made Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire by the Oi i ccn The Senior Air
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    Lock icon FITTER WINS $3764 IN DAMAGES
    267 4 Negligent Driving Caused Leg Injury DAMAGES totalling $3,764 and costs were awarded by Mr. Justice Knight m the Singapore High Court yesterday to an RAF fitter, Noor Mohamed Yusoff, for injuries received m an accident three years ago. The award was the result of an
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    Lock icon More Water Please, For Hari Raya
    135 4 More Water Please, For Hari Raya BUKIT MERTAJAM. Fri An appeal to the Government \o c\lc:.\ U\c water latiur.ing from Bix hours a nay to 12 hours during the Hari Raya Puasa holidays on May 23 and 24 was made by Che Mohamed Xoor bin Hamzah at the Bukit Mertajam
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    Lock icon GPO Parcel Plan Is A Success
    121 4 GPO Parcel Plan Is A Success KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The introduction of a new system of clearing dutiable parcels through the General Post Office has met with considerable success m rutting down delay to importers the Customs Department reported today The Department promised further improvements over the next six months
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    Lock icon Made False Statement
    54 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Hamzah bin Abdul Rani, a former driver of Radio Malaya, was today jailed for one day by the First Magistrate" for making a false statement Hamzah admitted naving made the faise statement, but held he had done it "only to get an honest job
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    Lock icon For Publics Convenience
    45 4 BUTTERWORTH. Fri. A suggestion for a Road Transport office at the District Office, Butterworth, for the convenience of Province Wellesley. was made by Mr. Phee Joo Teik at the Butterworth Town Council meeting here today He said this branch was urgently needed.
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    Lock icon Teacher Ordered To Pay Arrears
    100 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Schoolmaster Chen Chiu Ngam was today ordered by th c Second Magistrate to either pay $320 m arrears for maintenance to his estranged wife or go to prison for three months His wife Ling Hsiang Ting had sued him for payment of
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    Lock icon Drive For Polls Ends
    68 4 MALACCA. Fri. The UMNO-MCA Alliance here is at present engaged m a vigorous drive to collect funds for their Federal elections campaign for the two Settlement seats on the Federal Council. They hope, on a three-day lease of the City Park (June 2, 3 and 4)
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    32 4 THE Military Band and Pipes and Drums of the First Royal Scots Fusiliers will Beat Retreat on the padang at Minden Barracks. Penang, at 5 p.m. on May 23.
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    59 4 PENANG. Fri.— The Veterinary Department is to extend its service m Province Wellesley from May 21 to May 30. During the period a specially equipped van with a veterinary assistant m charge, will travel to the rural areas of Province Wellesley central and south and carry out
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    37 4 HONGKONG, May 20 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were: $15.70 to £1 sterling; $5,835 to US$l; $1,832 to Malayan $1; $0,123 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $252,375 to a tael.
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    Lock icon Malaya's Progress Brings U.S. Recognition
    152 4 Malaya's Progress Brings U.S. Recognition KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The United States Consulate here is being raiseu to a Con-sulate-General as'from June 1. •'consonant with the Federation's growing stature". This is also indicative of the increasingly important role the Federation wi I < Dlav as it further develoOes to full nationhood.
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    89 4 TAN JONG Malim traffic authorities are trying out a psychological approach m an attempt to reduce the number of accidents on the notorious 28-mile stretch of road between Tanjong Malim and Trolak m South Perak. Sign boards like that seen m the above picture have been erected
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    Lock icon PC's Praised For Gallant Stand
    201 4 PENANG, Fri.— Three Malay policemen were praised by the Magistrate, Group Captain G. V. Howard, today for the "gallant and steadfast manner" m which they conducted themselves during an attack by 20 to 30 men m a vacant ground m Kelawei Road on Chinese New
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    Lock icon 2 Murders KeepKedah Police Busy
    80 4 ALOR STAR. Fri. Police m Kedan are investigating two cases of murder reported to have occurred yesterday. At Ka^nong Goreng m Pauh. Perlis, Police recovered the body of a padi p.anter Tock bin Aycb. who is said to have been killed with a shotgun Following
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    72 4 PENANG. Fri. Chairman of the Penang Welfare Committee, Mr. Koh Sin Hock, announced at their meeting last night that they would get a donation from the commission on a 51. 000,000 lottery to be run by the Penang Turf Club. Government, it is learnt, ha? granted permission
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    Lock icon Funeral Of Electrician
    59 4 PENANG, Fri.— The Chief electrician of the motor vessel Clytoneus, Mr Stewart Wilson, 30, who was killed after he was hit by a derrick, when the ship was alongside Swettenham pier yesterday, was buried at the Western Road Cemetery this evening. Sailors from the Blue Funnel and
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    Lock icon HE STOLE HIS KIN'S JEWELS
    49 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Merican bin Noocdin, 21, was today bound over for 12 months by the First Magistrate for theft of iewellery worth $290 from a relative The iewellery. two pairs of gold earrings and a ring had been pawned by Merican for $65.
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    Lock icon SHB STRIKE ACCORD NEAR
    351 5 Later m the afternoon, the Association wrote to Mr. Marshall, asking him to arrange a meeting of the disputing parties m his office, if possible, today. It is understood, Mr. Marshall marie certain proposals to the Association last night regarding their request. Mr. Jamil Singh, the
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    56 5 1 t0 study the Chinese srh o1 probl ow, trom left, Mem. Un Yew Hock. Chew Sure Kec C X lim Goh from left, Messrs. Win? Foo Nam. R. C. H. I.im. Lee Kuan You and n Hiu Jumat lhe ninth member of the Committee Mr M PI)
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    Lock icon Negligent Driving: $100 Fine
    39 5 Negligent Driving: $100 Fine Singap Court vmg, t> 24. last Mr. M him Siuu jor.-ed his licence. rt that L:m driver, was ng Wilkinson Mount batten i van driver by i rear i• a r islon. the le, the
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    15 5 I. the iay pub old r Moun--,eria to other part? tine Departs dI
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    14 5 ■T to j 1 creditors. P m $30 a k of his
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    67 5 Adviser Here To Improve Airfields MR. F. A MADDEN, above. Agriculturalist to UM New Zealand Government flew into Singapore jvste r d t v by Qantaa BOAC from Austr.ih.i. He is here to achris*; the Federation and North Borneo Governments on matters COBcervinf the site pre paration of airfields He
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    Lock icon COURT SYMPATHY WAS STILL COSTLY
    225 5 Sisters Aided In Lotteries IPOH, Fri.— The President of the Sessions Court, Che Mahmud Hashim, expressed sympathy for two widowed sisters, Kok Guat Mooi, 54, and Kok Guat Siam, 60, today, after convicting them of assisting m carrying on the 100 and 1,000 character lotteries.
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    38 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Fri. Teh Kah Tons of Trcacher Street. Ipoh. was convicted and fined $100 or thirty days' imprisonment m the Session? Court, yesterday, on a charge of operating his taxi outside his authorised base.
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    Lock icon PRO Office Moves Out For Marshall
    89 5 THE general office and administrative .section of the Public Relations Office. Singapore, has been moved from the first floor of the Legislative Assembly building to the ground floor of the Secretariat building m Empress Place. The Chief Minister and his stall" are expected to
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    63 5 MARINES TO GIVE CONCERT AT KATONG THE Far Eastern Fleet Band under the direction of T. C. Merrett. L.R.A.M., Royal Marines, will give a band concert at Katong Park on Monday, May 2;> at 6-.30 p.m. The band is formed of Royal Marine bandsmen now serving with 11. M.5. Newcastle
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    88 5 CARTOONS and posters which decorated the parents' reception centre at the Chang Chens High School, yesterday. They read: "First of all. unconditional re-opening of the schools." "Chinese students' hones are hard; their blood is hot." "We will not permit them to harm a single of our beloved fellow
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    950 6 Singapore Standard Straits Chinese IT W9M In 1940 that the writer of this column was invited to the C ID. at Robinson Road and "adrteed" by a British Political Intelligence Officer DOt to spend so much ol" his time and energy m criticising graft and rudeness m government departments In
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    764 6  - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME Aster Gunasekera rpHE people of Singapore should be grateful to the Chinese students for their orgy of death and destruction last week, which threatens to recur at anytime. Unwittingly it disclosed that a large percentage of the population suffer from acute political dementia. It
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    19 6 "Realty, this stuff's been lying around since 1951. Somebody ought to have picked it up and thrown it away!"
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      257 6 Have More Schools Teachers Sir; There la no denying the fact that today's children will be the future citizens of our country. Therefore these children, no matter whether they are Chinese. Malays, or Indian.'-, should all be admitted to schools, and trained as befitting a rising nation. Tf this country
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      187 6 Sir; At Monday's Emergency Meeting: of the Singapore Legislative Assembly, the Chief Secretary, Mr. W.A.C. Goode, attacking the P.A.P. said that the Party and their cohorts 'wanted violence and bloodshed and industrial unrest." Direct attacks were slung at the two P.A.P. men, Messrs. Lee Kuan Yew and
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      324 6 Some Queries For PAP Mem her Sir:— The Member for Bukit Timah, Mr. Lim Chin Siong, m the last emergency Legislative Assembly meeting was reported to have said "I am not answerable for my actions to a" Colonial Official. I am only answerable to the people." May we the People,
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      230 6 Sir; I hasten to repair the slight damage you did the good Archbishop of Malacca. In your Sunday editorial "Catholic Modesty" you agreed generally with the Archbishop's pastoral, which I thought rather confirms the truth that freedom of action does not mean the liberty of continuously doing wrong
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      389 6 Sir; The recent riots by the Chinese School students have shown Singapore how misguided some people can he. This is a human problem, a problem calling forth the greatest sympathy and understanding on the part of those who have Ken .en the mandate
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      57 6 Sir:— The Member for Buk I Timah evaded the issue by saying that as the representative of the people he was only answerable to the people. We. the people, are waiting to hear his answer. What part did he In the rc^cr.t riot? Is he for Communism cr for
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    131 6 SO Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald has been appointed High Commissioner m Delhi. What a strange career he has had! He started under the same cloud as Randolph Churchill someone connected with the Prime Minister business. Both Mac Donald and Randolph Churchill fought each other m a
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    65 6 \N autonomous democracy must be self-sufficient economically. Now that Singapore and the Federation, hand m hand, are treading the path to autonomous democracy, they must, first of all. attain economic self sufficiency. writes Sin Chew Jit Poh/ The daily regret? that few people m both areas I about
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    86 6 REVIEW OF VIEWS oan not proHl our ov I re is r .ober oc place m our *J str but the ec of Malaya soi' s g rubber an Not The BIG-* OUR th< tions i are no: Chung Britain and talk regarding the other They i Four differcn dt
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    44 6 comes v j novelist ha> I from Mr I W l eschi J ]y pan. j only 5 bom! —Bis Hr DP of Eeriii TI! of s< has dom to perdition them a 1 R Dr. Conn F of Cork
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    373 7 r Winston Returns To Attack By Attlee WALTHAMSTOW, North East London, Moy 20, (Renter)— M Churchill declared here last night that one of the Ufegj to be discussed with Russia at top level talks was Ufecti oi Hydrogen and Aramic bomb tests. .on
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    187 7 'Differences With Diem' SAIGON, May 20— General Paul Ely, French Commissioner General of Indo-China and Commander-in-Chief of French Union troops, has asked to be relieved, it was oiTicially announced today. The fohner French Chief of Stall has not been consulted by Nationalist Premier Ngo
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    26 7 Russians Increase sia Tension i M a H told be fesr- mrr I a member of ns Comthi I tendD nt coi i afl i irs
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    234 7 MacDonald's Appointment To India Is Questioned LONDON. May 20: (Router)— Time and Tide, an independent weok-cnci review, today questioned the appointment of Mr. Malcolm Ma iDonald as Br:t:s:i High Commissiona In LV.hi. Lament nji the ending, throug i i. bea th, ol Sir Alexandi i Clutterbuck's •'highly sucful tour of
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    18 7 THE Chinese Communist head ol State. Mao Tse-tunu. received Mr. Klenon this evening, Peking Radio reported.
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    54 7 2- lb Jimmy Fights On KUCHING, May 20 (Reuter) Paul, the last-born of Kuching's quadruplets, died m hospital last night. This leaves only James, the flrst born who weighs just over two pounds and has a fair chance of surviving. The two others of the quadruplets who died yesterday were
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    130 7 BECAUSE her civilian husband thinks she looks even better m uniform than m civvies. Recruiting Sergeant Nora Tucker, 30. is to sign up again m the Women's Royal Army Corps after ten years' service. At first she intended settling down as a full-time housewife. But what her husband Edgar said
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    72 7 MOSCOW. Mr.y 20 (Renter) Three "Turkish spies" have been sentenced to death and shot, the official Soviet news Agency, T&ss, said yesterday. Tass said automatic pistols of a foreign make, an American made radio set and other "spying implements" were found when the men were arrested.
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    82 7 BIRMINGHAM, May 20: Reuter) A Church of England clergyman Rev. L. G. B. Snell, said here yesterday that the spreading of myxamatosis the rabbit disease which has decimated Britain"s rabbit population had only one justification. It served as a warning to mankind of what would
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    195 7 LONDON, May 20, (Reuter) Britain wants the "Big Three" Western powers to accept the invitation sen*, to them by Mr. Ngo Dinh Diem, South Vietnam Prime Minister, for a 4-Power meeting at Saigon, diplomatic sources said here yesterday. The conference would probably be held
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    188 7 PEKING TALKS GO WELL NEW DELHI, May 20 (Renter) Reports reaching here today quoted Mr. Chou Lnlai Chinese Prime Minister, as saying that his talks on Formosa with Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, India's Chief j United Nations delegate were going on "very well". In a statement just before his
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    80 7 TAIPEH, May 20 (Reuter)— General Wans Shu-ming. Commander-in-Chief of the Nationalist air force, today warned that the Chinese Communists had assembled "a large j number of planes" m areas facing Formosa which not only threatened Formosa but also the Philippines and Okinawa. At a press
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    37 7 AN Israel archaeological expedition has discovered a cave near the Dead Sea which contained scores of skeletons, mostly of women and children o£ the second century A.D.. the Israel Department of Antiquities reported yesterday. UP
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    57 7 OSLO. May 20: (ReuteD King Haakon of Norway is to receive next month' a mahogany panel bearing the ship's crest and battle honours of the British cruiser Devonshire which brought him to Britain m 1940 and took him back to his liberated country m 1945
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    61 7 HONGKONG, May 20 (AP) The daughter of a murdered Hongkong doctor was herself found murdered today. ThP doctor was killed by burglars two years ago. The body of his daughter. Evelyn Fung. 18. was found by schoolboys near the Tang Kin Industrial School. She had been
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    40 7 BANGKOK, May 20: (Reuter) Siamese police are searching for secret airfields used by opium smugglers, according to police sources here. Some of the airfields are thought to have been built by the anti-Js.~anese resistance movement during the war.
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    215 7 TOT OF WHISKY, BIRTH AND BACK TO WORK TITUSVILLE, Florida. May 20 (AP)— Mrs. Ellerbe W. Carter Sr. put aside her household chores for an hour yesterday while she gave birth to a daughter, her sixth child born without a doctor m attendance. She got up immediately to tie the
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    260 7 Dockers And Railwaymen's Peace Talks Turned Down LONDON, May 20, (Reuter) A nation-wide railway strike was called today for May 28 two days after Britain's general election. The Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen officially gave notice of the strike to the British
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    122 7 JAKARTA. May 20: < Renter Newspaper reports m Macasser. nearly 1,000 miles east of here. r< Etching tn rt today, said anti-government guerillas had occupied the town of Sindjal m southern Celebes. The reports carded by th* local Macassar newspapi r '■Tindjauan" yesterday .-aid Sind.iai
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    66 7 SALONIKA, Greece. May 20: (Reuter) Greek students affiliated to the "Organization for Cyprus Struggle" the group blamed lor bomb outrages m Cyprus on April 1 today announced that anti-British demonstrations would be held if the Royal Navy called here. Ships of the British Mediterranean fleet will
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    91 7 LONDON. May 20 (Reuter) A street photographer the men who plague City streets trying to snap passers-by made the mistake of his life here yesterday. Keen to make a sale as usual he approached a horsewoman m Windsor Great Park where the European horse trials are being
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    42 8 A WOMAN. Tan Soo Cheng, pleaded euilty m the Singapore City rolice Court yesterday to hawking eggs without a licence at Johore Road on May 12. She was fined $12 by the Magistrate. Mr. D. C. D'Cotta.
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    112 8 ALTHOUGH 173 people gave biood at the Singapore Blood Transfusion Centre for the week ending May 17, a total of 178 transfusions were given m the same period. The Blood Bank at present is low m Group "B" and the total stock is 85
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    251 8 BRAGA CONTINUES HOSPITAL TOURS SINGAPORE'S Health Minister, Mr. A. J. Braga, yesterday expressed the hope that more medical students will come forward to specialise m orthopaedic work. He said this during his tour of the Orthopaedic Section of the General Hospital and
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    68 8 THE Philippine Consul. Mr. Y. R. Ahuhakar ga\e a cocktail and buffet party m honour of the deles^tes to the Southeast Asian Film Festival at which an impromptu entertainment was staged by visiting stars from the Philippines and members of the local Filipino community. Photo shows
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    51 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri.— Johore has decided to hold a State Agricultural Show and will also send exhibits to the annual Malayan AgriHorticultural Show to be held at Kuala Lumpur m August. The Johore show will be held at the King's Park. Batu Pah at. on Aug. 4 and
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    108 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— Mr. RN. ST. V. Sinniah Pillai was elected president ol the Johore Bahru branch of the Local Indian Congress at the annual general meeting yesterday. Others elected to office wore vice-president Mr. Sohan Singh, secretary— Mr. K. R. Krishnan. assistant secretary- Mr. X R.
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    62 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. Past president, Dato Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman, ot the Johore Bahru Rotary Club, yesterday laid the foundation stone of the Unity Club. This dub, which has been sponsored by the Johore Bahru Rotary Club. owes much to Dato Ibrahim whose keen
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    131 8 THERE has been a marked j reversal of the upward trend m many retail prices of fish, Sanangin (threadfins), Tenggiri (Spanish mackerel) and Parang (dorab) dropped appreciably by ten to 15 cents a kati. Other varieties dropped from one to ten cents a kati.
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    113 8 CHAN SENG Kwee, an insurance agent, pleaded guilty m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday to criminal breach of trust of S2OO 40 entrusted to him by Lim Thai San on March 17. last year. He was sentenced to a day's imprisonment by the Judge.
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    91 8 Though numerically small, the European community m British North Borneo is economically very powerful, says the 1954 annual report. They are the biggest employers of labour and are responsible for a large portion of the Colony's export trade. While mainly engaged m agriculture and commerce, the Chinese supply
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    55 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Frl. For moving three katis of beans and a kati of lard from a Food Restricted Area without a permit, Wong Liang was fined $150 m the Kota Tinggi Sessions Court yesterday. He was fined another $150 for offering one dollar to a
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    57 8 ABU Bakar bin Kulup Ibrahim, a Malay Other Rank of Signals Regiment, was sentenced to four months 1 imprisonment m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday. He was found guilty of voluntarily assisting m disposing of a wrist watch, which was stolen property for $20 at
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    54 8 THE English programmes I of Radio Malaya will broadcast results of the general elections m Britain as they become available on May 27 from 7.15 a.m. onwards. The day's programme will be interrupted from time to time to bring to listeners up-to-the-minute news of the
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    179 8 TWO ASIAN BANKERS TRAIN IN BRIT AN TWO Asian members oi the Chartered Bank cf India, Australia and China will leave Singapore on May 24 for a three-month course at the Chartered Bank Staff Training College m England. They are Mr. Chua Teck Seng, 39, staff assistant at the Bank's
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    121 8 Law Is Complicated In N. Borneo -Report THE laws of British North Borneo are somewhat complicated, states the 1954 annual report of this British Colony. Some of the laws are applicable to the old State of North Borneo while some, like those of the Straits Settlements, previously applicable to Labuan.
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    25 8 SOLD TEXTILE ON ROADSIDE was fined c por« terday irtien guilty to cxi the ground for J occupy;: t ion m Ar 11 -i T
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    198 8 Bishop Defines Democracy IT is important that m every parish the Church should help its members to think and act responsibly about the doctrine of Just Wasje, the meaning of Equality, Government by majority rule and the price of political independence, i This Is
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    123 8 Film Maker And Gospel Preacher MB :.O MING •wn Hongkong film pro- or at pi ent m Singapore, [s a man who can combe two such complete different vocations as filmrftqlring an Besides being President of the Grand View Film Co., Ltd., of Hongkong, Ming Yau is also a n
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    42 8 SIM KIAN SOON wa tilled $30 by the Singapore Cits Police Magistrate, Mr. D. C. iD'Cotta. yesterday for sett up an unlicensed stall I r m lling pork at Madras Street on May 11. at 9.30 p.m. He pleaded guilty.
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      679 9 The Case For A CONDUCTOR COME time ago there was some correspondence m the Press concerning the status of professional musicians m our orchestras. The opinions expressed were centred around employing the services of a professional conductor and orchestral trainer to improve the performing standard of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra.
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      495 9 T3ELA Bartok i Second and Third piano concertos have been accommodated on one 12-inch Nixa (WLP 5249) by that brilliant j pianist, Edith Farnaci. with j the Vienna State Opera Orchestra conducted by Hermann Scherchcn. No. 3 was Bartok's last work, most of written feverishly and m pain
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    990 9  - STAGE DOOR John. Halkin By THE next 33 mm. film to be shown by the Singapore Film Society will be Annapnrna. which will be screened at the Pavilion on Tuesday. May 24, at 0.30 p.m. Booking is open at the Pavilion, at the usual prices. Together with Annapurna m this
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    448 9 How's Your Dancing? asks SAXO 1)E SPITE all the Jiving, < ljf the Mavibo Jambos and < the "Creep," strict Tci?ipo Ballroom Dancing is here to < stay. < That is the opinion of j Dan Judah and partner Joan Curtis, who believe that "healthy" (the quotes are mine) ballroom
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    691 9  -  LOR the Rrsi time m their ioini lives the Oliviers Sir Laurence and Vivien Leigh, his wife are playing Shakespeare this summer at Stratford-on-Avon, Snakespeare's birthplace. In their next double appearances at Stratford-on-Avon they are to be Malvoho and Viola m -Twelfth Night* 1 (two
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    117 10 Rubber Is Higher On News From U.K., U.S. NEWS of the threatened dock strikes m the United Kingdom and the auto strike m the I'nited States contributed largely to the higher prices m the Singapore rubber market yesterday, first grade rubber lor June shipment closing a\ 91; cents per lb.,
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    61 10 The S»ins por< Chamber ol C<nninerce Rubber Associatior prices (cents per tb yest< day w ere; Buyers SeMe:S: loose 92| 92] RSS Q b J me No. 1 Oil 91] July No. 1 902 Jui c No B 9] 893 Ju c No I 88| RMA on rej.
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    43 10 THE Malayan Exchange Banks" Association buying rates to merchants are: Canada 32 3 8 (T.T.), 32| i O.I).). 32j credit bills and 32 13 16 trade bills; Sellinu: Canada 32 1 lti and Aden shilling 233|. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.
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    62 10 world production of centritugal cane and beet sugar for 1 0,3 is n -\v estimated at »re than 41 million tons. an upward revision of nearly 1.2 million tons from the forecot oi November last Total production of nonentrifugal sugar is now estimated at 6.2 million
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    422 10 Weekly Rubber Report: INDONESIAN arrivals of rubber have been both small and late says the weekly report of Messrs. Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co.. Ltd. This has aggravated the nearby shortage since rubber, already sold and confidently expected, had to be covered on the market.
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    124 10 SINGAPORE sharebroker? reported the folldwing business done yesterday Federal Dispensary Or<:<. $1.72}; Gammon $2.62}, $2.60; Henry Waugh Si. 47* xd; M Breweries 53. 55: Malayan Cement 51. 48: Metal Box $1.40; Robinson Ores. $2.00; Spore Cold Storage 51. 75; Singapore! Traction Ords. 21 '6 overnight, today 21/3
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    106 10 A -Power Plant Department THE firm of English Electric Company, Rugby, announced on Wednesday, the establishment of a special department to deal with atomic power plant station development. This new department is at Whetstone, near Leicester, and administrative, design, experimental and drawing office staffs are already working there. The firm
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    74 10 THE Malayan stand (pictured above) m the Commonwealth section of the 34th British Industries Fair held recently m Lon- don and Birmingham, was designed under the supervision of Mr. J. N. Davies, Trade Commissioner for Malaya m Britain and Mr. J, Batten. Information Officer, Malaya House. Visitors
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    183 10 More Ships For IndiaMalaya Service Planned Standard Shipping Reporter WITH shipping and shipbuilding receiving widespread recognition -and active encouragement m India, the Eastern Shipping Corporation who own the State of Madras has placed orders for more The Corporation has been building up service? by Indian ships on the India-Malaya. India-Australia.
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    180 10 Industrial Shares Are Barely Steady THERE was a slight reaction m industrials m the Malayan share market yesterday and this section was barely steady at the close. Malayan tin shares continued irregular with Sterling shares advancing on London bids and little interest shown m local and Australian counters.. Rubber shares
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    37 10 THE Singapore Chambers of Commerce, the Malayan Exchange Banks' Association, the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association and the produce markets m Singapore will be closed on Monday for Hari Raya.
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    194 10 THE dull lone which prevailed on the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange on Thursday continued yesterday and noon prices of the important commodities, pepper, coconut oil and copra closed unchanged. There were, however, overseas inquiries and small buying interest m coconut. COPRA Holiday, €utlei Bath Co.. Ltd prices:
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    347 10 NORTH Borneo's Customs revenue showed an increase of about $1 million over the revenue collected m 1953. according to the annual report of the Colony. The revised estimate of ordinary revenue during 1954 amounted to $22.7 million, which was $300,000 less than the previous year.
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    220 10 Textile Industry -One Of U.K.'s Greatest THE textile industry m the UK "is one of our greatest if not the greatest indu? try," said Viscount Waverley, proposing the health of the Textile Institute at the 40tn anniversary dinner m London recently. Recalling recent progress m the field, he gave praise
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    210 10 N. BORNEO TRADE IN '5 A NEAR RECORD Timber Exports Doufcl] EXCEPT for 1951, the node of North Borneo l Qs t most successful for almost two decades, the overall V q| c *H million or $21 million more than the total for the year b -f shown m the
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    105 10 Syndicate Plans Rice Industry Near Darwin A SYNDICATE of -V cans and Australians plans to establish ft rict Industry near Darwin m the next 15 years with a potential production worth A£]o million, an AmeriKn rice grow Ing ex:- I Wendel Lundberf, said m Darwin yesterciay. He ?aid a rice
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    344 12 NEW YORK. 'FIIE American male, if he 1 follows the major trends beinj; mapped out for him by fashion experts, will be walking around all summer m Bermuda shorts and bright-coloured blazers. The word from leading designers is that blazers are due for a
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    366 12  - KEEPS SLIM THE HEAVY WAY Constance Walsh. By <l\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Y\\\Vl RECENTLY a twenty-three year-old London housewife took up weight- lifting to lose weight. i Within five months, she had shed three stone and broken several weightlifting: records. Today fair-haired sft. sm. tail Phyllis McGurk tips the scale at a modest Bst.
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    266 13 LIGHT on badminton has now been >ast temporarily, from America's Joe 1-year-old Danish champion Finn h r -M the current favourite for tovonoun from among the foreign comrival, the name of Finn Kobbero ist another of those lucky players tune of registering 'one" of those our
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    281 13 W«O| Peng: Soon is pla; iiiff such brilliant badminton at the moment that he appears unbeatable. io those who havp been reading such a lot about our challengers from India. Denmark and America. this must be a comforting' thought. i Win dispose of three ol his team-mates,
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    32 13 SOCIAL Athletic Party scored a convincing 7 o victory over Netaji Memorial Sports Club m a Colony Div. ;>B league soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday.
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    552 13 Wo Follow On For W./. BRIDGETOWN, May 19, (Reuter)— Australia, though gaining a first innings lead of 158 (668 to 510), did not enforce the follow on against the West Indies today, penultimate day of the fourth Test. Batting again, they lost eight second
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    242 13 IF you enjoyed the Indian Hockey Federation visit last year then you have another great treat m store for you. On June 8 the formidable Delhi Wanderers, who are on a tour of Australia and New Zealand will play a game here. Included m this star-studded
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    81 13 INDIA'S official champion Dara Singh (300 lbs) last night drew with Hungarian grappler King Kong (500 lbs) over 11 rounds m a wrestling contest at the Happy World Stadium The fight, billed for ten rounds was extended by a round to meet international regulations. King Kong, apparently dissatisfied
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    405 13 Spore Lead Perak In Chua Cup Tennis Final KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Singapore, defending champions won their singles matches to lead Perak 2-0 at the end of the first day of the challenge round of the Chua Choon Leong Cup tennis competition on the Lake
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    112 13 SPRINGDALE Sports Club had to fight hard to beat a strong Rajaji Sports Club XI 4-0 m yesterday's Spore div. •IB league soccer match played at (ieylang Stadium. There was little to choose from the two teams. Springdale possessed a bard working forward unc
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    126 13 NORTH SOUTH TEAMS KUALA LUMPUR Fri. A few Changes hav> been made m the North team to meet the South m their annual tennis classic at the Lake Club courts this week-end. Malayan champion. Mrs M Sheridan, and H.A Hiller will be th e notable absentees. The women's team for
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      753 13 CLASSIFIED ADS SITUATIONS VACANT A IMPLICATIONS are invited t\ for the post of Conference Secretary In the Public Relations Office. Singapore Appointment will b e on one year's probation m Ihe first instance Salary scale 5565-20A-685 plus variable allowance. Total emoluments at present range from $715 with annual increments to
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    1619 14  -  WINDSOR LAD A Battler' To The Last By PENANG, Fri.— The Summer Cup to be run over the Penang mile today, concluding day of the Penang Turt Club's Summer Meeting, should resolve into a keen tussle between FIREBIRD, THREE DIMENSION, TROW HILL, SCOTS GREY and
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    115 14 SCC MISS CHANCES AND GAME R.A.F. Seletar beat Singapore Cricket Club 2-0. m a Singapore division 2 A league soccer match played on the Padang: yesterday. The game was fast and thrilling throughout. The airmen attacked from the start and m the 20th minute, a centre from Wccdon enabled Platt
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