The Straits Times, 23 April 1954

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    14 1 The Straits Times. Not**** 1 stcl. 1845 SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, APRIL 23. 1954 15 CENTS
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    POISON BULLETS PLOT
    574 1 gent's cigarette-case is cyanide gun I L/V REVEALS TOP I ECRETS TO WEST BONN, Thursday. poh<. captain who came to West Germany* with mti-Commiinist Russian with poison hullets has and disclosed some of Russia's most closely- i iiv ofiiccis full details of changes in the Soviet I'
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    Joe vs Army
    27 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The Senate Investigations SubCommittee today began its I hearing into the dispute between Senator Joseph McCar- thy and the Army Department. Renter.
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    THE STAY-OUT BOYS ARE STILL OUT
    164 1 'Serious trouble' warning MANY Chung Cheng High School students who stayed away from school on Wednesday to avoid a Singapore National Service registration team were jtill away yesterday, when the team made its second visit to the school. On Wednesday 50 .students registered, Yesterday
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    Baring denial
    43 1 LONDON. Thurs. Speculation about the future of the Governor of Kenya, Sir Evelyn Baring, now in England on six weeks' sick leave, broußht a denial from the Colonial Office last nißht that he would not be returning to his post— Reu-
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    I ROUTE If MiSS Li IS RIDDLE
    61 1 ROUTE MiSS IS RIDDLE ■V B ii. m p^K i > m Hi aw i th.it such ■V M i mid P.uli.i- mil. i\ th.it would not Lt s Xt India, thf 'It H» \Yt\ttUi! no K the I In' I he flights t a* r i-sinn rei .Mii- .mrt
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    Security curtain round Petrovs
    288 1 Security curtain round Petrovs MELBOURNE, Thurs. \fRS. Evokiya Petrov iTI "vanished" behind a security curtain today on a 1.000 mile flight to join her hasband. She was last seen when a plane bringing her south from Darwin refuelled at Cloncurry Queensland. When the plane landed at Richmond R.A.F. station. New
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    Frank talks on S.-E. Asia pact
    55 1 COLOMBO. Thurs. The British High Commissioner in Ceylon. Sir Cecil Syers. conferred for an hour with the Prime Minister, Sir John Kotelawala. today. He explained tne British point of view on plans for a South-East Asian collective defence pact. The talks were stated to
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    DRINKS WERE ON A DEAD MAN
    115 1 DETROIT. Thurs. Forty-five convivial folk wined and dined last night as guests o| a dead man who wanted then to "have the la.st on< on me." Although few attending thr party knew each other, they had one thinu in common they were heirs to
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    Peng Soon and Hock Leng back in the SBA fold now
    581 1 Big badminton row ends over cups of tea piGHT men met at the home of the Commissioner General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, in Singapore last night. One ol them was Malaya's m(.st controversial sports figure. Wong Peng Soon, probably
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    $160,000 opium haul in Colony
    153 1 $160,000 opium haul in Colony SINGAPORE Harbour Board Police found 325 lb. of raw opium worth more than SI 'id. DUO ill an empty lighter early yesterday. A senior police officer told the Siiait.s Times that the opium (.tine from the British India freighter Umana lyine alongside godowns 4 and
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    HERO'S MOTHER BEATEN UP
    131 1 They're probably Communists, says George Cross holder LEEDS. Thursday. 4 BRITISH veteran of the Korean war. decorated last week for bravery, said today that the three men who beat up his mother at her home here last night were probably Communists. The mm kmx-kecl at the
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    Eden leaves on mission for peace
    102 1 Eden leaves on mission for peace LONDON. Turs MR. Anthony Eden. Foreign Secretary left London, airport today for three-power talks in Paris He j>ald before leaving that the British delegates at next! week's Geneva conference Will use all their strensth and influence to attain a permanent settlement in Korea and
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    Death sentence
    25 1 NAIROBI Than. Gachuh.i Kamoni. a Kikuvu wa tonci'd to death here today lor murdering four jreai Andrew Stephens Kimabu on April 3. Router.
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    10 killed in lorry crash
    42 1 Dt.'RBAN. South AfrK-a. Tun.; A 10-ton circus lorr\ and trailer ran ofT a road yesterday, ploughed through a field anri somersaulted three times, killing lo Af:: f- an passengers. Ai other 18 were .seriously inlured. A. P.
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    The Royal children
    127 1 A JET WELCOME VALETTA Thurs. A Ma "I waving f.a« hrld aloft by schoolchildren of the Georjji Cross Island welcomed Pnnc Charles and Princess Anne when they arrived here today in the Royal yacht Br.tannia. Jet aircraft whistled overhead and small craft packed with people greeted the
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    High military appointment
    56 1 LONDON. Thurs. Brigadier C. E R. Hirsrh. 51. is to be Deputy Chief of Staff to thf Supreme Allied Commander United Nations Forces. Korea, rran next month, tin War Office announced here ■rlf Uirseli who wi:; hold the temporary rank of major general waa born in Belfut,
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    China now knows the danger, says Washington
    389 2 ON THE EVE OF GENEVA THE WEST GIVES ITS VIEWS RESPONSE TO UNITED ACTION CALL IS KEY WASHINGTON. Thurs. T»HE STATE DEPARTI L MENT said in a backRround statement on the Geneva conference of foreign ministers that the piecemeal take-over! rica's call for
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    SOURCE OF WONDER FOR THE QUADS
    53 2 A WEEK-OLD CHICK makes a fluffy handful of wonder and delight for the CooJ quads on their fa her's farm in Wiltshire (England). The girls, daughters of Mr. Mrs. Charles Good. are. left to right, Bridget. Jennifer. Frances, and Elizabeth will be six in
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    Chances good for truce, says Makins
    308 2 Chances good for truce, says Makins NFW YORK Thurs. SIR KOC.FR MAKINS. British Ambassador to the I'nited Sta.e». .aid today the prospects for an Indo-China settlement at Geneva are Improved by the knowledge that Britain and America are prepared to participate in a defence agreement for SouthKast Asia. Sir Roger's
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    'Carefully fixed to fail'—Bevan
    202 2 'Carefully fixed to fail' Bevan I.ONimN. Thurv MX \SKIKIN BF.VAN leader of the left wing of the British Labour Party whoj la.st week resicned trom his Party's "shadow cabinet" today prophesied "carefull> arranged failure" for (ieneva. Mr. Bevan has been in disagreement with the leaders of the opposition over the
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    IN GENEVA, A WIRE CURTAIN GOES UP
    125 2 GENEVA. Thurs. OWISS TROOPS yesterday began erecting two rows of barbed w-irp entanglements round the villas which the Soviet. Chinese and North Korean Foreign Ministers will occupy during the Geneva conference. The three villas are about four miles from (ieneva near the lakeside
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    MOLOTOV LEADS REDS
    56 2 LONDON. Thurs— Mr. Vv k h.> slav Molotov thr Soviet Forriirn Minister, will lend the Russian delegation to the C.enova conferrnee of foreign ministers. Other Russian deleuati-% will he: Mr. Andrei (iromyko the deputy Korean Minion r Vassili Kurnrtsnv »hr deputy Koreisn Minister anc* former Ambassador to
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    'FRIENDLESS' INDIA
    166 2 We must choose sides now, says the leader of 70 million M DR. B. R. Ambedkar form* a major role in draftin said at an election rally yesterday, that India was Dr. Ambedkar. wlio is load- j er of the 70 million-.strong i backward dSM foimer "untouchables" .xaid
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    Martha even clowned at her wedding
    79 2 Martha even clowned at her wedding ARLINGTON. 'Virginia*. Wed. MARTHA Rayc, 37. motion picture and television cnmcdie''uie. married Thomas J. Beqlcy. 30, at a doubleting marriage in the county iOiirthovsc here yestcrdap. Miss Rave clowned her way through the application for (j marriage licence. At one point, a reporter r.ikcd
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    Official visit
    29 2 OTTAWA, Thurs. The Nf therlanci.s aircraft carrier. Karel Doorman, will pay an oflicial visit to Montreal from May 12 to May 17. the Netherlands BmbaMV announced I
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    Visiting troops
    34 2 LONDON Thurs.— The Cl lain Oenetml to thr Br forces. Canon V J. P:k lravinc by a:r on Friday on a seven works' tour to troops in Afnca and the M Router
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    NOW THE
    36 2 TOKYO. Thurs— A Jap.< doctor said today tha 1 people atomic radiation in I bom bins; of Hiroshima apparently been cured b •ertei of despainns drinking bouT.<. Dr. Miehio Yamaoto, assistant professor of radiology
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    v>rriiH old m\
    27 2 RUSSIA STEP WITH OLD HE U.S. nn' Ei" ■BK lumbers mlt a m: btna^B co fit -notorcyi tcurred obnhn h ■rh < an Sectoi he worn. Queen "£S
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    SHAI
    10 2 SHAP (ASHING dice ■mlk bur t Su.'i: ed Pcwt HICS\T~jL
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    SHOWDOW IN INDOCHINA
    331 3 SHOWDOW IN INDO-CHINA U.S. flying in French troops from Europe with the news that American Globcauwter planes are flying ouj troop reinforcements from France while Red China i.s rushing h\ K and thousands of Rus.s, an made lorries |oarf rf war supplies to bolster the Vietminh assault on Dien Hien
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    I PIKES Ktom ■ rope
    5 3 FIRES ATOM GUN IN EUROPE
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    fds fire woman
    9 3 Reds fire woman 2 to I I t I
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    8 3 SHAPE visit D ft ■R P v I
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    1,500 march in silent protest
    85 3 1,500 march in silent protest SIEGEN. Thurs. FIFTEEN HUNDRED West i German miners marched a silence here yesterday in I against the closing of I iron ore mine on kpril 30 hundred are already out k The new .shutdown the total to I.OOOr— :o per cent of Btegen's s.ooo Government
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    Formosa executes > ll Red spies !
    30 3 Formosa executes 2 Red spies TAIPEH, Thurs. i.m Jui- member of Formosa* Assembly, and a J I I Kao Hze-ts.i. n ex< euted as con- t mm mist agents; i
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    MONEY FLEES I SAIGON
    107 3 MONEY FLEES SAIGON HONG KONG. Thur.s DUSINEBSMEN In Indo-Cbina are boardlnx foreign currency in Hoim Konfl because oi "uncertain conditions." Some businessmen in Saigon are Shipping rice and other commodities to Honsi Kong and banking the proceeds in Hons. Kon-4 banks Phe rate today was HKs6io for lo.oou piastres. "Tin'v
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    Viiti: a\ \ii>ii il
    38 3 QUITE AN ARMFUL WINDMILL sirls Isanas Weatherstone, left, of Middlesex and Judy Ilruie of Kenl. havo quite an armful as they Kive these two year -old llamas their first oulinir in the grounds ol hipsnade Zoo. Keuter picture
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    India wants to take over NOW
    166 3 DEMAND SENT TO FRANCE PARIS, Thursday. INDIA has demanded in its latest note to France that 1 the administration of the French settlements in India should be transferred immediately into Indian hands. The note said an overwhelming majority of the settlenient'.s inhabitants desired an
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    $150,000 BITES ON THE THIGH
    145 3 LOS ANGELES. Thurs. 11WO DANCERS have asked the courts lor more than .MSI.">O.IMUI il.un.ms from Sonny Tv I In. Koth charge the actor bit them on the thigh. Mis new accuser is .Miss M:»rsarie Von, 22. who iiW'd a suit yesterday i 1 1 i.-
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    Rail strike threat in France
    90 3 Rail strike threat in France PARIS. Thur.s. fOMMUNIST and Catholic \j raUwaymen's onions ordered then- members— M per com of French railway workers—to strike lor bOUTS at midnight on Tuesday. Tile walkout us expected to paralyse the bulk ol rail trafric throughout the country. Tile Oommunlst-ied General Confederation ot Labour
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    Paper banned
    37 3 PARIS, Thur.s The French j Ministry of the interior vaster* da) banned the circulation and of the PolL-h Communist newspaper Breseglad PoLski w> Francji (the Polish Paper in France i for security reawms. A P
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    Soldiers held
    31 3 BERLIN, Thurs. The Communtat .secret police ant'.steil two Russian .soldiers on Monday on a chares of having contact witii anti-Soviet organisation in We.st Berlin, it wa.s reported here.— AP.
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    For Europe
    30 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. -The Duke and Duehe.ss of Windsor •viiled yesterday in the Queen Elisabeth to .spend the rest of thr fear :it their home near Part*— A.P.
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    No recognition
    21 3 BONN, Than. OTMM has Informed the West German Government thai will not roPOgntM the Coir.r.'.anLst East Oettnan regime.— A.F
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    FUN ON THE BEACH
    43 3 HIS topper delic ilely iKtitftl, I'riiue not only feels the best dreMed donkey on the beach, but that lie can hold his own uith the bonnel worn by Jeanette Millet, aged 20, on holiday at eston-super-Mare, Keute r picture.
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    HEROINE WHO SAVED 15 STILL ILL
    182 3 LONDON. Thur.s. A NURSING Sister, who re.seosd H babies from a maternity horns Haas W R«t4- inn on Easter Sunday wa.s still tOO ill today to be told that ()Il iv two ol the Lntanti had Ml^str. d Preda Holland was ln( iiv burned
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    I LONDON STOCKS i
    225 3 LONDON STOCKS LONDON. Thurn. Closing middle prices of selected stocks, not Including stamp duty, were: LOANS Consols 67% Funding 4% 101H W;ir 3!i% 89Vi +14 BANKS Mercantile <£12V4) 13 i Eastern (£5) 8«4 i Chartered t£lj 43/3 llonglrai isl> 92\ t INSURANCE Com Un (uts.) 12 T Vt Koval 13
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    LONDON TIN I
    24 3 LONDON TIN LONDON, April 2!.— Cash Buyers K7M; Sellers £*:s(>; Forward Buyers t7"!2J; Sellers X.~Vr. Seltlement V:7:!0. Turnover a.m. I<»U tons; p.m. 15 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    41 3 lONDo.V Apr JJ Spot 18',tt., M.iy 18' 4 d.. June 18 1 id., July-Sept. 18.d.. Oct. -Dec. 18 ,d., Jan-Mar. 18, d.. Api -June 19d.. Apr. c.l.f. '.8 1 ltki.. May c.i.f. 18'« d June c.i.i. I8:ilt*l. Tone: Steady.
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    Review ends
    28 3 I GENEVA. Thurs. Trade experts from Communist and non-Communist countries of Europe today ended their geni ral review of East-West trade durlnt? the past year.— Renter.
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    Official call
    28 3 NEW YORK, Thurs— Admiral Sadik Altincan. Commander-in-Chief of Turkish Naval Forces, paid official calls this morning on United States Naval officers at headquarters here— A. P.
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    Sugar deal
    30 3 NEW DELHI. Thurs The Indian Government yesterday said that it had completed plans to buy 300.000 tons of su- gar from Britain, Cuba, Spam. Peru and Formosa A.P
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    This message may bring new prosperity to Malaya
    207 4 U.N. DECISION ON MINERAL SURVEY KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. QOVERNMENT mining and geological experts arr awaiting a message Irom the United Nations secretarial in New York which may bring new prosperity to Malaya. The message will say whether the United Nations will be
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    BRIDE AND GROOM CUT THE CAKE
    46 4 MB. VII'STAFKA KAMAI. hel.o \us bride. Miss llajah Shifi.ik |s cut the c.ilii- after th.ir wrddinK at Jalan Storey, Johore Bahru. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Juan ll. i ii A. I'.ik.ii Ahmad, of Johore Bahru.
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    THRASHED —THEN TO PRISON
    63 4 THRASHED —THEN TO PRISON JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. DAHALAN BIN 11AJI OSMAN. a lon-y driver, was gaoled for a month here for committing adultery. Abdul Jamil bin Din said he found his second wife and hi In a room. He thrashed both and then reported to the police. Dahalan said he
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    Road flooded
    23 4 iron. Thurs. The Degong Rnari in Perak was flooded at the 28th mile to a depth of nine inches this morning.
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    Chinese Assn. social
    48 4 The Chinese Association, Singapore,, will hold a and dance at the asso promises In SeranßOon Road. Fond, on May 1. Buffet supper will be provided at S3 por Bookings will close on Aprii 27. Muse will be provided by Iho Liberty Musical and ■tic Association.
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    Trisha rider gaoled
    49 4 A trlsha rider, Chew Tai Hye. was at the Singapore Ayesterday gaoled fur two years for using a forged tnsha iu-ence. Chew was arrested by a con-i stable to whom he had produced a tnsha Licence, which bore his photograph, but was issued to Tan Eng.
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    They couldn't find a charge for him
    148 4 Xl ALA KANGSAR. Thurs. ■\Y"Nu yew lam. aged is. held in polici tody for two aighti before b. n_ charge d with having ai\ unreadable identity card, I thr circuit magistrate, vu told here. Thr ma xamined the Identity card and said: I
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    THE GOODS WILL GO ON PARADE
    237 4 $.)00,000 trade show in June HALF-a-million-dollars' worth of goods will be on display at Singapore's first post-war trade parade in June. The parade will be held on four nights at the Great World Amusement Park. Everything will be "on the move' 1 all the
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    Wires stolen
    20 4 Overhead electric wire worth $120 was stolen from the Adelphi Park Estate in Thomson Road. Singapore, on Wednesday.
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    'Connie' is delayed at Kallang
    80 4 'Connie' is delayed at Kallang AX.L.M. Constellation with 48 passengers aboard was delayed for 25 minutes by engine trouble, in Singapore yesterday. The aircraft, which is on a flight from Jakarta to Europe, taxied to the Mount battr-n Road end of Kallang Airport runway, to tarke off for Bangkok. Alter
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    The weather
    84 4 MINIMI M TEMPERATI RK: (7.30 pm. on April 21 to 7.30 a.m. on April 22 1 Singapore 75 decrees. Penan* 75, Kot;i B.ihru 77. K;i,.i Lumpur 71, Ipolt 73. Kuantan 71. MAXIM I M TEMPERATI RK: am. to 7.30 pm. on April 22>: Singapore 87. Prnang 88. Kota
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    High tides
    94 4 TODAY: Slncapore 12 55 a.1.1. <8 It. 8 ins > 2.11 p.m. (7 ft. 2 Ins > Port Dlckjon 849 a jn. 1 7 ft. 6 Ins 9.2K pm (7 ft. 8 lns.>; Penan*: 248 am (5 ft. 9 Ins.) 252 p.m. (I ft 9 Ins i. TOMORROW:
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    30 GIRLS APPLY FOR NURSES' COURSE
    168 4 30 GIRLS APPLY FOR NURSES' COURSE rpHE Singapore Medical 1 A Department will take in as many girls as it I fan get for the next nurses' training course which begins on May 3. Thirty girls have already applied, Miss E. R. Rintoul. the Principal Matron. told the Straits Times
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    Up, Up, UP Everest
    40 4 Up, Up, UP Everest MaJ. Charles G. Wylie, organising secretary of the Everest expedition last year, cave a talk on "The Ascent of Everest" to members of Singapore Camera Club last nlffht He illustrated his lecture with 120 coloured slides.
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    The S.A.T.A. Council
    81 4 Members of Council of tne Singapore Anti-TuberculoMs Association for this year are: Messrs. G. II Kiat. B. C. J. Buekendge. Chua Khiam Teck, E. P. J. Fee. E. C. Hubbard. Lin; Scow Eng. S H. Peek. Soh Ghee Soon. Tan Siak Kew. G. Uttamrmm, Dato A. M.
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    Found in taxi
    26 4 A stethoscope ls among the lost property kept in the Registrar of Vehicles Office. Singapore. It was left in a taxi yesterday morning
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    JOIN TB INSURANCE PLAN, FIRMS URGED
    147 4 3,000 enrolled in scheme r PHE Singapore Anti-Tuberoulosis Association wants more firms and individuals to join its "anti-TB insurance scheme." According to the associations annual report, the scheme is now well launched and is helping S.A.T.A. in the early discovery of ca.*es of tuberculosis.
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    Today's Radio SINGAPORE
    113 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7.16 .i m. MonuiiK Star; 7.30 News in English; 7 35 Melody Mixtur. 8 00-1 30 Hill Billy Half Hour; 900 Music While You Work; 945 HouMWIVM Choice; 10 30- 1 1 30 M;iuiife rl.i-.sual (.'onceri 100 Pro- 1 |TUUN Summary; 101 L%fal .Music. 1 3u News.'
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    T.B. association names committee
    132 4 JOHORF. BAHRU. Thurs. At the annual meeting of the Johore Baliru Association for the Prevention of TB the fol- lowir.R were elected foi the year: Chairman, Dr. N. K. Sharmu, hon. secretary. Mr. M B Dass hon. treasurer. Inche Abdul Ghani bin Mohamed Don committee. Dato
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    Scouts gang on the radio
    39 4 The Singapore Boy Scouts A-ssociation will present a programme over Radio Malaya at 7.20 p.m. tomorrow. The broadcast, entitled "The Gangs All Here. 1 Ls in honour of Job Week, which begins on Sunday.
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    $250 fine
    41 4 Sim Yeow Jin. who on appeal against a two month-s' gaol sentence for possession of j opium dras.s had the sentence quashed in the Singapore High J Court and the case referred to another court was yesterday fined $250.
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    Schoolchildren cheer Cinderella ballet
    124 4 SINGAPORE school children packed the Victoria Theatre yesterday to see the special performance for schools of a dance recital by pupils of the Art of Dance Studio. For the public performances at 6 pin. on Saturday and Sunday there arc still a few svats available which
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    BUILDINGS MAY KILL
    188 5 THESE BUILDINGS MAY KILL Iirernen race death very day, Mr. Shaw I old buildings in Singapore menace to firemen, the Superint,'iro Krigade, Mr. .1. G. Shaw, said could have a repetition :h a collapsing wall killed :netnen." he said. Shaw wa.s commenting itements made by ■even] Colon) architects and' builders
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    WOman goes on trade survey
    32 5 W oman goes on trade survey lildred Hughes, the president of the lean Council of nd Industry, i^ In Singapore nn hes visiting v d souUi Asi Hid information trial and economic
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    He took bribe
    18 5 BAHRU, Tnurs.— Hassan, a special S to four for aca bribe of Sl5 from a
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    100 tor men's ndants
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    tIUCE POLICY IWER FIRE
    95 5 GOVT'S RICE POLICY UNDER FIRE K. S; r E HWti i s^ki D Mi speaking annual meeting of the lation said that if the proposed Land Acquisition ndmeni Bin were passed, on land security would be difficult to obtain.' Mr. Jee said that if a loan available, It would be
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    ON WORLD FASHION TOUR
    129 5 ON WORLD FASHION TOUR \N MSI KALIAN. Mrs. Joy Salisbury (above) who is vtsittag Singapore, is making a world trip to gather nrw ideas for her job as a fashion < ominriitator. but she is travelling with so lew clothes that she needs only one, suitrasc. tier wariliobe iniiMsts of
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    Police found 'brewery' in shop cubicle
    137 5 nOUCB raided sundryI -nods shop HI KitUlß Saik Koad on February 9 and found cubicle with targe ijuaiHit.es ot ful'. and hairfur, beer and stout bottles, a bucket dt water, a funnel and an enamel mug. a Singapore Court was told yesterday. The shop
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    Call-up is necessary to a country's defence, Spore speakers agree
    119 5 Call-up is necessary to a country's defence, S'pore speakers agree (IONSORIPTION is necessary if a country is to be fully prepared for an emergency. This was upheld by a majority of speakers durinK discussion on the suhject sponsored hy the Kast-West Society at the; British Council Hall last! msht They
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    COURT OBJECTS TO 'MONKEYING'
    236 5 Bail cut, then increased 4 SINGAPORE magistrate, Mr. K. T. Alexander, yesterday said that he did not like the idea of the police monkeying with the amount of bail to be allowed an airman. Leading Aircraftman Gordun Geoffrey Came was originally offered bail of $1,000 in
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    He couldn't go home
    59 5 PENANG. Thurs An Indian. Sayyad Rawther, 59, died lin Penang hospital last night on the eve of his sailing for home Rawther had been knocked down by a car earlier the same day while cycling round the traffic circus outside the Odcon Cinema. Police today appealed
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    Two for talks in Kuching
    59 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Two delegates will represent the Federation at the meeting lOf the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association to be held in Kuching. They are Inche Othman bin Mohamed, the Mentri Besar of Selangor. and Mr. Toh Eng Hoe of Taiping. They left Singapore today for
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    Minister on way to Geneva talks
    54 5 Mi. Clifton Webb. New Zealand's Minister for External I A flairs, arrived in Singapore >esterday by Qantas-B O.A.C. I airliner from Sydney. Mr. Webb, who is on his way to the Geneva talks. was whisked off in a car to Governnent House immediately on
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    The Professor starts work
    38 5 Profess* >r C. H. Graham, appointed to the chair of prosthetic dentistry at the University of .Malaya, has assumed duties He wa formerly the senior lecturer in prosthetic dentistry Bt the University of Sydney.
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    Anniversary
    38 5 IPOH, Thurs. The Kinta Chinese Engineering Employees Union will celebrate its fifth anniversary and the Perak Chinese Engineering Association its 30th anniversary on May l. with a tea party at the Jubilee Dance Hal. and a dinner.
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    Hungry Red gives up
    53 5 PENANG. Thurs Hunuer had forced a Province Wellesley terrorist to surrender, Kedah police said today. Chan Lap Wa. aged 26, a member of Sungei Kechil cell of the Communist Party in South Province Wellesley gave himself up at Serdang. He had a Japanese rifle, a grenade
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    Welfare work call to Tamils
    48 5 Mr. S. Ja^anathan. a City Councillor and OUt-gOlng president Of the Singapore Tamilian Association, at its annual meeting called upon all Tamils to work together for the welfare of the community. Mr. K. Varathan was elected president, and Mr A. S. Ramalinpam. secretary.
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    'Too many landlords, not enough tenants here'
    178 5 A REMARK by Mr. David Marshall that the Singapore Ratepayers' A.ssociation was top-heavy with landlords started a half hour debate at yesterday's annual meeting of the Association. It ended with the deletion of a rule requiring seven days' notice for the nomination of
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    BOY, 17, ON THREAT LETTER CHARGE
    154 5 BELBEE SINGH. 17, wrote a threatening letter and asked another boy, P. Suppiah, to deliver it for him, the Singapore Fifth Police Court was told yesterday. Belbee was charged with criminal intimidation of Mr. S. Joseph of Seiclene Laundry, by sending him an anonymous
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    Flag ceremony at YWCA
    34 5 A -World Y.W.C.A. Membership Observance Day" flag ceremony will be held at Raffles Quay YWCA at 8 a.m. on Wednesday. The Archdeacon of Singapore, the Yen. Robin Woods, will officiate.
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    Taiping sends 16 to rally
    37 5 TAIPING. Thurs. Sixteen members of the Taiping Methodist Youth Fellowship have gone to Kuala Lumpur to attend the All-Malaya MYF Institute. Delegates from Indonesia. India and Honu Kong are attending the rally
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    200 more teachers for Colony schools
    104 5 G'JOD RESI'OSSE TO SPORE DRIVE 4 BOUT 200 more teachers will be appointed to Singapore English schools in a fortnight. The teachers are being selected by the Public Services Commission from those who replied to the Education Department's recruiting drive last month. Mr. T.
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      231 5 SINGAPORE DIARY HMMMM \RT SOCIKTY: < HINKSK V.M.< .A.: Table K link Exhibition of photographs of Such- 2 p.m. and 7 pm; bortybuilrUnc i pore and Malaya by Francis Wu of p.m.; special general meeting of Hong Kong. British Council Hall, members 5.15 p.m.; badminton St.unford Road. 9 a.m. to
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    DEATHS
    98 6 JO HnriK tit (minimum) t.\ MRS. TAY TECK LEONG ir.T Yen Nya Chiti, on 22-4-54 at 33A. Benderheer Rd., Spo-e. leaving I sons, 5 daughters, 16 grandchildren. Cortege p tn. 23-4-54 for Chapel at I BRODIE: During the afternoon of 31st April, peacefully in her sleep at lir. residence
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    63 6 ;n H.,r<(. git i minimum) FOLLOW PEDANT Every day in t:if Malay Mai. If you want lo win 000 word ps.z/le. THI WEDDING of Edward Raja Bundram mf the [ncome r.tx nrpt. S.ngapore.l fixed for 24th April, been postponed. IK. PATENT. Security finish for document* wills, certlflcatca, anything required
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    \( KNowi i:ik;yik.vis
    129 6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MR. AND MRS. CYRIL PHIPPS thank relatival and fivnds for their Valuable presents and good wishes :oii their marriage. MHS G. HEAPHV thanks all tbOM who MM .lowers, messages of condolence and tended the funerai of her usband on 9ih April. She ngreta ie was unable to see her
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    SfcSbaitgCKita Singapore, Fri. April 2.'5. 1954. Seven Of The Eleven
    987 6 The Straits Times. Singapore, Fri. April 23, 1954. Seven Of The Eleven Seven of the eleven Stitc and Settlement Councils have now had the opportunity to consider the reports of their Select Committees on elections. An eighth, the Kedah Council of Si lias heard from the Sultan reminder that the
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    Lesson for Teacher?
    273 6 Lesson for Teachers The President of the Federation of Malayan Teachers' Unions had some harsh words lor the oi-ganisation and for member unions at the Federation's annual meeting in Kuala Lumpur. They had failed to live up to their slogan: "a united profession and a united service." For the unification
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    1296 6 Not only Russia wants to silence Petro v WHILE Mrs. Petrov has temporarily stolen the limelight from her husband, the most serious business in the strangest international episode Australia has known remains centred on Vladimir Petrov. This senior M.V.D. official, formerly on the star! of the Soviet Embassy here, who
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      'DEMANDS ARE A THREAT TO WHITEHALL'
      244 6 INCHE Mohamed Sopiee is reported to have warned Whitehall that leadership of the Malayan people's movement for national independence would pass into the hands of extremists if the present moderate demands of democratic political organisations were ignored. He is also reported to have I
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      They gave up the idea
      132 6 I HAVE tried three schools for admission of my daughter (born August. 1947. into a primary English class but was informed- .some curtly that there is no vacancy. What do I do now.' I tried last year but was told !to come next year, and
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      New issues of stamps suggestion
      89 6 IT was announced some time ago that new Issues of pictorial stamps for Singaiwre were in the course of completion, proofs of which had in fact reached the appropriate authorities. Report has it that the new stamps will be Issued before the end of the
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    Th. laf*l
    58 6 On Marg afaTaTaTaV CT« ft I w tske (l (TJtflOUl efon pare Bk^k f v ■to ESiH' tSSm ifter 3* r fret a»< W *hich v I peed tc v Imm due f UMlt k T^B rki7doie> i 1 came he a ed pla he t< Iver, il to Slow
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    lar's gaol for man who flew Tiger Moth Ingerously over airport
    269 7 ear's gaol for man who flew Tiger Moth angerously over airport iday, April 23. 19S1 If ILL APPEAL: %m bail tI'ALA LUMPUR, Thursday. .jj unemployed, was poled for six t(K l;i\ for flying i Tiger Moth so endanger a Malayan Airways aboard, which was waitVfrum I hi- airfield here. fi
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    'ICE-BOMB' HITS SINGAPORE
    267 7 'ICE-BOMB' HITS SINGAPORE Million-dollar revue is best since tear A BOMBSHELL hit tx Singapore last night an ice bombshell in the form of (he million dollar revue "Holiday on Ice." And to judge by the applause liom a capacity crowd at the Happy World Stadium H KM the best show
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    THE GLAMOUR ICERS
    30 7 FOlK uf the 30-odd (ilamuur •cers in one of the many colourful scenes at last nights opening night of Holiday on Ice" at the Happy World Stadium.
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    Geneva talks on your radio
    58 7 r a d i ii listeners able to heai voice re- rerence, arranged by the I America." Thesi En [llsh manage proi i .in be heard daily Lpore from 9 DJ*l to 9.30 p.m. In the 19 metre band nr from 5 a.m to 5.30
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    pM):i BETTER MAGNET I roRB/GiV CAPITAL
    49 7 MALAYA BETTER MAGNET FOR FOREIGN CAPITAL B^Bf bllltate its properties. He listed these difficulties Labour unrest, uncertainty ol land riylits. immitjratiun re filiations wiiii-h hamper tin- -in of experta. hlaii md other Bn»ncl>l burdens Mr. Ttadale added thai under condltloni foreign camld be more attracted Malay* than Indonesia. Renter
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    Godowndoor was open
    63 7 Two constables on rounds at 420 a.m. yesterday in Mill Lane, oil Kallang Road. Singapore, found the door of a godown open, a padlock, spanner. chisel and file on the ground. They hid near the godown for more than an hour and caught a man. The .spanner,
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    U.N. gift
    23 7 PENANG. Wed.— The executive board of UNICEF has approved a gift of U.S. $23,000 to Malaya for an anti-yaws pro-. Ject.
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    NOW THE VILLAGERS HAVE SOMETHING TO HANCE ABOUT
    111 7 NOW THE VILLAGERS HAVE SOMETHING TO DANCE ABOUT MR. l>. U (.IVItK. the Uiistritt Officer, dances (he rwiiKKeiig (above) at Sunsei Kesi new villiKe, which yesterday became the first resettlement a*M in the disdict lo take over its own defence. dinner was liehl in Hie village, seven miles south of
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    Woman doctor's funeral
    38 7 PENANO Thurs The ooriv of Dr (Mrs.) Mabel Garland Brodle 65 who died In P'Tt Dlckson yesterday Is being brought to Penane by tonight's mall train The funeral will take nlace at 5 p.m. tomorrow
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    DRUNKEN DRIVING CHARGE FAILS
    186 7 Fined for negligence AT the retrial In Singapore \esterdiy, of James A. E. Martin, a merchant, on a charge of drunken driving, the magMrato, Mr. H. A. Funvr. held that there was no evidence to support the charge. The prosecution, led by Insp Tuan 8 Zain,
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    AMERICANS ASK FOR THE BEST
    290 7 Our quality ideas are fair, they tell rubber conference rf*HE AMERICANS refused to lower the quality 1 standards they demand of natural rubber, at the eight-nation conference which opened in Singapore yesterday. But Britons thought it would take 10 years to get the smallholders of
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    Johore may have 100,000 electors for first Council
    139 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thursday. lOHORE expects to register 100,000 of the possible J 200.000 voters for the first Council of State elections. Inehe Ismi bin Ismail, the State Elections Officer, said yesterday. Registration closes on May 5 By the end of the first
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    Gloomy entry
    28 7 A 20-mlnute blackout hit Kalian* airport in Singapore last night. Passengers flying in from London were cleared by the Customs by candlelight and portable electric lights.
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    Army medical chief here
    46 7 Air Commodore C. A. Humball the Consultant-Physician to the Royal Air Force, arrived in Singapore last night by Qanta.s 8.0.A.C. Constellation from Britain for a five-day visit. ji,. ji| *t*|( tb* RAF arniy and civil hospitals before flying to Ceylon on Tuesday.
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    Dawn salute to Anzacs on Sunday
    102 7 SPECIAL services to commemor;ite Anzac Day will be held m Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, TalpiiiK. Batu Pahat. other Federation towns and Labuan on Sunday. The Singapore service, which will be conducted by th<> Vener ible Archdeacon R. Woods, at the Cenotaph. ConnauKht Drive, at
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    New officials
    52 7 Officials of Singapore Association for 1954 are P:esident. Mr L. Cresson: »lee-P'-esident. Dr. C.B. Wilson: secretary. Mr. John E. LJQjrd treasurer. Mr. Tan Choon Chjre. Committee members: Vessrs. Jee Ah Chlan. H. M. Longhurst. Dr C H Withers-Payne. Yeo Tiam Slew. M. Bell. J. R. McDougal. F N.
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    Posters: police hold 3 students
    115 7 Posters: police hold 3 students THREE SINGAPORE Chinese High School boys were held by the Police on Wednesday night in connection with a Communist pamphlet found in Duchess Road. A man has kLso been detained in connection with a bundle of Communist documents found In Keek Lane. The pamphlets were
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    Art show to help fund
    63 7 THE SINGAPORE Youth Council has arranged an exhibition of oil paintings by Miss P. T. Liang for the World Youth Assembly Fund. The exhibition will be opened by the Commissioner-Gene-ral, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, on May 8 at 4 p.m. at the Council Hall, 145
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    CUSTOMS AFTER LIQUOR GANG
    70 7 PENANG, Thurs. The Penang Customs Department is trying to break up a Rang of illicit distillers, the Magistrates Court was told today Prosecuting Yeoh Kok Seng for possessing a still and 2 1 gallons of intoxicating liquor. Customs officer J. C. Caiger, •said several cases had
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    No originality, plausibility, but still a good Western
    536 8 By GEORGE EDINGER PSGAPE FROM FORT BRAVO gets off to »oo<l slnrt Witt a Federal Pi isoner-of-War camp set in the Indian-infested wilds of Arizona somewhere ;ilx>ut 1883. It gives fine scope for colour and we sigh for three dimension The grey-clad
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    378 8 WORLD of THEATRE OOOKINGS for the May music festival have surprised even the organisers. The Gala Opera Concert (Sunday. May 2) is almost certain to be booked out within a few days. Queues were early at the booking office (Robinsons) on Tuesday for the "St. Matthew Passion" performances (May 12
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    TO KEEP YOU IN THE PICTURE
    109 8 FRONT PAGE STORY Fleet Street rather larger than life and quite as natural. The east perform with even merit. A film to hold you and stir your thoughts. ROMAN HOLIDAY. Sparkling light comedy about a runaway princess in Rome who enjoys twentyfour hours of
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    Two-Gun Hart would be proud of the trail he blazed
    219 8 (By HAROI.M HEFFERNAN) THK most often revived cycle in Hollywood annals, the western, has come up for another bow round theatre circuits so cinemagoers may Just as well settle back in their 1!»54 seats and prepare for a renewed stampede
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      206 8 CHICAGO MACAO HONGKONG THE KILLERS CAME! A. TONY CURTIS" JOANNE DRU i' LYLE BETTGER marvin miller LVLE MTTOU JAMNI MTONQ UftOß SKN VI Nti featuring the Xo. 1 Hit tune "TOW BELONG TO MX." Plus: M.Kl'.'s featurrttr LETT ER FROM HOME" r T ft m| A p p |j Ml
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      78 8 The Straits Times Crossword "75" T~ 22 23 $H 2* j 25 26 [27 At'ROSS 14 Clergj -iirnd its viilues iBi. 8. Bird fnanimti Im litlv more \(i. Here there and now here lo 11 <8). (71. it .Simon ninl him 18. HeMun and nothing more mo 10. Perceived in
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      204 8 25. Bliirlc friars (10). 26. Some arc hill dwellers (4i. 28. Room to be in twite 16). 23. Salutation or tears? (8) DOWN 1 Medicinal plant (4). 2. Spoken when the dream ends <4i. 3. Fimiday was positive about them (6 1. 4 Mixed sin within the roM (7). 5.
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    Hero of the world's greatest siege died as traitor
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    RUBBER PRICE I SAGS i)J
    347 10 RUBBER PRICE SAGS AW Share market is s ti|i pOR the first time in si x a of rubber ngged on o,'. yesterday and closed ;i( 61 below Wednesday's dosinr ni? *1 The easier price was i, s' I New York price overnight Z* sion house profittakim. firm opening. Tin
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    26 10 Aft Z Portion*)'|,lo«on IANC« CV1 I p«tmg jo, hiiifijkcr fitn option Jt» STtAMSt C COMIT SI C AR6ONAI: C QC A KAf IAU LUMP^
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    27 10 Singapore Shipping [f out 1 pau*nh uamtft O.S.M. Hktr inr I •vttaf o*v< j ■*tU MorwiiS «f t*r«o NrJ M«rf«fl Vwy, HoT.b| >•»»♦. r UK U 'Apr 2"
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    HIGHEST TIN PRODUCTION.
    129 10 MALAYA last month produced 6.636 tons of tin-in-concrntrates which was th- highest output for any month since liberation. This was 2,359 tons more than in February. In January 5,108 tons were produced. The previous highest figure for monthly output since the war was 5,201 tons in December
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    SINGAPORE SHARE PRICES
    799 10 AT their 4 p.m. meeting yesterday members of the Malayan Share Brokers' Association, in Singapore, revised the following quotations: MM I I l.» lii.'r. Sellers a-» Brick* Prefs i.l* 2.30 Ordi 1.35 3.46 Atlas liw 1335 13 25 8.8 Petrol 38/9 3»/3 rl M l r „|f»i
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    94 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association repcrud that: Industrials and the local share mark.--nued to ease. There wa.small turnover." Members rejx>rted the lowing business done day:— Gammon $2.95, $2.97.: Henry Waugh rights 20 cents j 17 cents; Malayan Col. cents: McAlister $36: Singapore Cold Storage $4.65 (overnight) Straits Times
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    RUBBER PRICES
    147 10 Rubber lost half a cent on Uk Singapore l:ubber Market the close for May tirst tirade being til cents a lb. The market easec on tm port, disappointing news from Nn York a..o profit t a kins. The price fell at M cents but improved during the afternoon
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    85 10 The Malayan Exch;iii-je soci.it ion made the foUowln es in its rutes to ■wrehan day. Canada: buying. T. T S3 mall. O. D. 32 5 8 (Uys 32 l ciedit bilU. 32 15 16 trade The following were sellli T. T. or O. D. re.ul> i 3 18.
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    28 10 SUNGEI WAY Sungel Way Dredvin^ ore output for the qunrV March 31 was 313.75 ton piculsi with three dredges worku. Average Slngnpore tin the quarter was f«44 (•5.552.72).
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      243 10 FOR SALE FACTORY BUILDINGS with 6 acre* land— Scudai— 4 miles from Johore Bahru— Apply Box A 6047. ST. Principal* only. I ys& so«.«» tl Over-all protection 'MotheTNiture gave it to the turtle." Halda made it for the portable typewriter The Swedish-built Halda his a strong frame, with robust sides
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      212 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPOINTMENT GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA Applications are Invited from 1 citizens of the Federation (men and j i womenj for appointment to the j General Clerical Service. The salary j scale (men) $102x6-114/Exam/132x 6- 156/Exam/168x12-264 '276x12-336 p.m.; (women) $90x6- 102/Exam/ 120 X6-144. Exam/156x12-264 pm. Applicants must
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      210 10 NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF 10 Bales 'approx. 1,764 yd).) Black Canvas 36" width. 1,117 feet Ist Quality English Calf Leatrftr Of various colours, a quantity of shampoo, hair grips, rubber soothers, children's, rubber shoes also Teal: Lounge and Bedroom Suites, chest I of-drnwers, wardrobes, dressing tables, single and double beds,
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      839 10 NOTICE NASSIM CO.. LIMITED WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION In their Sale-Rooms Noa. 4 ie 4-1, Collyer Quay. On SATURDAY, J4TH APRIL, 1954, AT A.M. A Very Good Selection of Teak Furniture Comprising: Lounge Suites, Dining Tables and Chairs, Wardrobes, Dressing Tables: Cane Armchairs and Settees; ChromePlated Single Bad with
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      494 10 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE OLD ISTANA BI'ILDING JOHORE BAHRI' TENDERS are Invited for the demolition of the Old Istana Building, 1 *i m.s. Jalan Abu Bakar. Write or c-01 Hal Looh Trading Company, 51 Jalan Ibrahim, Johore Pihru; Phone *****. CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS WATER DEPARTMENT: For cutting of and
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      18 10 MITSUI tAST-iOUNO ROUND IHI [yrop* Penong S»"I"P- w| I C.F. SHARP C t lANK OF CHINA iUILDING, V
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    NEW SECRETARY!
    19 12 NEW SECRETARY MR. lIKW VKOW lONC. who has hern elected this yrar"s Secretary of the Penang Rubber Trade Association.
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    Rubber for farm use
    112 12 k WIDE ranpe ol containers for factory and farm use. in a new flexible compound of rubber resin which enables th<m to keep their shape under the roughest treatment, has been announced in the U.K. It has already been made up in a standard thickness of
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    New Penang Chamber chief is optimistic on trade TAP TIMBER RESOURCES
    302 12 New Penang Chamber chief is optimistic on trade TAP TIMBER RESOURCES THF. new chairman of the Penang Chamber of Commerce, Mr. A. E. W. (Jodesen, is not perturbed by the present trade recession in Malaya. Mr. Godeson. who has been in Malaya 25 years, in a message to the Straits
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    U.S. STEPS UP TIN IMPORTS
    299 12 £iflmßM«H 12^^ iuHi Malayan exports rise sharply yHE United States took shipments of Malayan tin 1 amounting to 10.449 tons in the first three months of this year compared with under 7.400 tons for the .•orresponding period last year. During the first three months of
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    New regional controller
    61 12 rIE Colonial Development Corporation in London hu appointed Col. P. A. Grntotrc as acting regional eoatrotlrr of tlie Corporation in the Far East with headyuarti-rs in Sin gapore. Col. Gregolre arrived by air last week to succeed Mr. A. R. i Pratt, who is resigning to be-
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    SLUMP, SO NOW THEY GO BY BUS
    213 12 THERE was an increase of over 16 per cent in tne number ol p<4MCUg«n carried during the year i-m.iu N«-|ii< inner .><•. MM) said Mr I'houuu Mrangm;in. chairman of the Singapore Traciion Company who visited the Colony earl) this year. Traffic receipts since
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    British car exports jump
    139 12 BRITISH output of motorcars and commercial vehicles in February totalled 76.458 compared with 73.559 in January and 60.397 in February last year, when production was affected by the dispute at the Austin Works. The Secretary o[ Motor Manufacturers and Traders report that the export of cars
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    New engineer chief |
    109 12 New engineer chief AFTER IS years in Malaya. Mr. K. D. Mathewson. enginccr-in-charge of the Singapore office of Rcdpath Brown and Co., Ltd., steel structural engineers leaves for Britain tn May on trinsfcr to the head office. Mr. Mathcwson's successor is Mr. w. N. Cursiter, who has arrived in Singapore.
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    ARGENTINE WANTS INDONESIAN RUBBER
    313 12 ARGENTINE WANTS INDONESIAN RUBBER INDONESIA is considcr--1 ing the possibility of trading direct with the i Argentine and other Latin American countries 'instead of indirectly through the Netherlands as hitherto. Mr Harsono Reksoatmodjo. head of the Indonesian International Trade Department, who recently led a fact finding mission to the Argentine
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    Rayon for U.S.
    53 12 /CONTROLS have been relaxvy ed on export to the United States of a number of Hong Kong products, according to an announcement by the U.S. and Hong Kong Governments. Among the products are cabbage, cucumbers, preserved a] cots, lyehees. dried fish. dried Molluscs. paper novelties and rayon
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      169 12 A firm of manufacturing t* C li chloroform by a process m principal raw material. I excessive frothing in the oi,; "U™ chloroform stills could no! 1H of distillation was slowed do On 1.C.1.'s suggestion the process using chlorine and h of lime. The change-* Manufacture was ump eliminated and
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    I [RAINING iTEAKS HOME
    25 13 TRAINING STEAKS HOME for Mt ln-rn i ui'll I ».,nt H In Ills ■I ratlnj Hold mdrr g^Hh.nl his I Hi-, nrxt LTf E K <
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    34 13 Ston are Favourites j B ,^^B B^B Hce ■■Jr Vnrlhl W I mere ii \<.i i F^Bn isiok iilpmic.tls fl _VB I Ikirk 0 -ins ■BBj nm r.uk B*" M\ I II B 3
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    MS TIP CARRUTHERS TO WIN
    296 13 HAIS TIP CARRUTHERS TO WIN bet heavily Songkitrat BANGKOK, Thursday started lo flow at last in betting I.' •;,rriithpr"-Sonjrkitrat world banIficht for May 2. At present betting 11 mO n( i v but (hat price gives a rather rltel can he expected to be esta- use Carruthers. for the first
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    STADIUM TIE OFF
    29 13 The SAFA Div. 1 match between Amicable Athletic Association and Marine Detmrtrr.ent at Jalan Besar Stadium ytsterday was postponed as the ground was unfit for play.
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    F. DAWSON BKATS GEORGE BARNES
    42 13 F. DAWSON BEATS GEORGE BARNES SYDNEY. Thun Freddie i Ch: ac" nvrpointed Aus- elterw eight champion Barnea in a IS-roußd bout i riney Sports Ground last I nieht. The flghl iraa billed as for the: uninr welte-.veipht championship the world." A P.
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    3-2 for Naval Base
    22 13 Royal Naval Base beat RAF Seletar 3-2 in a Services League Dlv. 1 matcn at H.M.S Terror yesterday
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    22 runners for the 2,000 Guineas
    140 13 22 runners for the 2,000 Guineas TWENTY-TWO final acceptors for the 2.000 guineas, first British classic race of 1954. running over one mile at Newmarket on Wednesday. April 28. were announced uxl.iv H follows: Landau. Fenicl. Cockrullah Noble Charger. Rough Night, Arabian Night. Royal Challenger Moonlight I MHi's*. Kings Evidence,
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    Ceylonese keep fit for Asian Games _^ i
    51 13 Ceylonese keep fit for Asian Games l.imbrriiiK up in Singapore on Ihrir »a> to Ihe Asian damn in Manila tlirsr Ceylon athlrtr-. MMN in lltnrs» first. Thry are: fralherwriglit boxer H. P. la\asuriya llefll. his brother C. I*, .lavasurtya. a li.nM.im writht. and woman sprinter .lunt dr Krrtiirr. Straits Times
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    I ■ — — India set to keep Games soccer title
    241 13 India set to keep Games soccer title CALCUTTA, Thurs. THIE Indian football team left here today on their way A to defend their title at the Asian Games to be held in Manila next week. The party, consisting of 18 players, a manager and coach, will stop at Hong Kong
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    U.K. RUGBY
    31 13 LONDON. Thurs Cross Keys beat Newbridge 10-6 in their rugby union match hde yesterday. In a rugby league gome the touring Italian team were beaten 35-7 by L'Hph Rnr.er.
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    PAKISTAN TOO THINK THEY MAY DO IT
    223 13 NINETEEN players and I three officials of the Pa-. kistan National Football Team arrived by air in Sin- 1 gapore yesterday in a 8.0.A.C. plane confident of doing well in Singapore and I at the second Asian Games j at Manila next month.
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    Colony teams v Pakistan
    106 13 'THE Singapore Amateur Football Association announced the two teams to meet Pakistan at Jalan Besar Stadium this weekend. The visitors will play their first tame against a Smuaport selection tomorrow and then will meet the Colony's Asian Cum-, team the follow mv day. Singapore srleclion: Chee
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    PRINTERS HOLD SOCCERITES 2-2
    38 13 Indian Brot heihod Soccerites and Govtrnment Puniint; Office drew 2-2 In the SAPA Div. 3B game at UeylaiiK yesterday. Govlndarajoo and Murzukl scored for Soccerites and Goodenoußh and Sandaran for Printers ASP. Rahman refermi.
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    TWO MATCHES OFF
    34 13 The SAPA Dlv 3A fixture between Junior A. A. and Alexandra FT and the Dlv. 3B came between Ni'tajl and Tampenls Rovers, scheduled at CYMA and BODCA grounds, were postponed yesterday.
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    Hurdle event is off
    240 13 AMATEUR RACES PENANG. Turs. rE mile and distance hurdle race scheduled for the Penang Turf Club amateur meeting on Saturday has be*n cancelled There will now be seven races. Amended entries are: Deleted racehorses handicap 7 Furs, (weights based on last Kedah and two previous amateur
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    Bloodshot is down to Cl. 2
    233 13 'THREE Class Four horses— 1 Banker Boy. Distributor and Orissa have been promoted to Class Three, according to the latest Straits Rating Associancn amendments to clas.siflcatlon& published yesterday. Bloodshot has been demoted from Class One to Class Two. Thirteen other horses ht.\e gone dewn
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    SELANGOR T.C. SCHEDULE
    121 13 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs.— There will be eight races on the first and third days and seven on the second day of the Srlangor Turf Club« May meeting. The racing schedule Is: First Day May 1: Class Two. Dlvs 1 and 2— one mile: Class Five. Dlvs I.
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    INCOME TAX XI AGAINST C.S.C.
    49 13 Thi Income Tax Department cricket team to meet Ceylon Sports Club at Balestler Road tomorrowis: S. Yogarajah. Wong Fong Pov. R. O. Barnes B S. Soln. Ma khan Slneh. H E AshnifT. R. S. Sltriamparam D. Jacob. M. Knoetze. A. M. Syed. V. Rajaretnam.
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    NON-BENDERS
    51 13 Thf Non-Brnders will meet HR.C at cricket on the padang at 2 l.i tomorrow: Teaem: P Holt. O Beadles. V C W«terhout. P. D Almeida, r. Massey. R. S. Tufnell. A. Baker. D. DCotU R. V. S. Sundram, J. A. M. Bde. O. E BoKuars .captj. Umpire-. 3.' D.
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    F.A.S. SELECTORS HA YE COLD FEET
    330 13 F.A.S. SELECTORS HA VE COLD FEET KI'AI.A M'MPI'K. Thursday. OKI.AMiUK F.A.s selectors seem to be having cold feet. Although 19 probables have been in special training for a fortnight, and the selectors have been meeting regularly several times a week, they have not announced the team to meet Perak in
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    3 good boys fight for SHB today
    197 14 3 good boys fight for SHB today YOUTHS from the Upper Serangoon Club will meet Singapore Harbour Board Club in a friendly boxing tournament at Keppel Road at 8 p.m. today. Harbour Board have three good fighters: Roy Lazaroo (flyweight). John Diamond (gnat weight) and Brian Isaac (mosqultowelght). Roy was
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    New formulajfor spo control in Malaya
    689 14 New f ormula f or spo control in Malaya HOCKEY TAKES LEAD By THE SPORTS EDITOR MEW GROUND is being broken in Malayan 1 sport. And Malayan hockey officials are A prop"! al la G being circulated that the Malayan Hockey Council be dissolved, and that the Federation of Malaya
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    165 14 'Game more impor than officials English F.A. dire KtAI.A LlJiriß, Thurs rPHE Knglish POBttaM elation has issued a rijuc tive to its affiliates retarding the course to be taken when a referee, marked down for match, is not availablr. It laid down the atiaeiple "that the game is of more
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    160 14 PARIS. Thurs. Except lor '.he women's singles championship, which went to Hungary s Mrs. Gervai. Japanese table tennis stars won all the titles at the first International table tennis championship meeting in Paris since 1936 Having won the men's and women's doubles on Tuesday night. Japan
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    Radin Mas score 3 v. Corinthians
    77 14 Radln Mas RambltT* beat Young Companions by 3-0 in a SAFA Div. 3 match at S.H B. ground yesterday. The game started at 5.35. half an hour late owing to bad vu-a'.her. and was completed in darkne-s Therf was no score in the first
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    Rutherford,^ help repeat
    27 14 Rutherford, help repeat ROYAL ENGINEERS OOYAL ENGINEERS, the »r.U 1V Boat Wing in tho Singapore I Div. 1 league, repeated the dose v yesterday on a waterlogged
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    128 14 Changi'A'hit six goals in 15 minutes Div I I««U R.A.F. Changi A. KOn goals in 15 minutes after at half time to beat RA: Spartans 6-2 yesterday. Spartans 'lad the <6^v first half aid led at the through a aoal by McH In the second halt Uv away owing to
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    MALAYAN TABLE TENNIS IN AUG.
    302 14 fHE FIRST MALAYAN table tennis championship will be held during the August Bank holidays from July 30 to Aug. 2, In SlngaThls was announced at the Singapore T.T.A. council meeting ytsterDato C. J Paglar. the S.T.T.A president, has donated seven cups for the Malayan meeting.
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      734 14 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE •t Wordt SS (Min.)-Box St rtt. extra. SHOPHOUSE FOR SALE: No. 7, Main Road, Bidor, $14,000. Apply Chow Sek Woo, Phone Manggis 296. Ipoh. NO. 100 Neo Tiew Road, off IK mile Lim Chu Kanir Road,. Large riverside bungalow 7 acres coconut and fruit trees. Inquiries
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      959 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE .■ft Wordt Si (Min.)-Box it rlt. extra. 1951 VANGUARD $1,800, 1951 Minor Tourer $2,100, 1950 Minor Tourer $1,600, 1946 P, Anglia $1,000. I 1950 Mai vellette $1,500, 1950 A4O i $2,200. All taxed, insured, excellent condition. Sundram. 1 Penang Lane, off Orchard Road. TRIUMPH TROPHY 500 CC.
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      84 14 SOt C'KK SAFA League. IMv. 1: Indian R.t v Pulau Brani I Id.. Jalan Brw: Div. 2: Aston A.f. v Rnvrr"A", Karrer Park: Div. 3A: Social A.P. v SHB Police, deviant: Bukit Timah v Tuan Monf 0.8.A.. Ml ground: SrleUr K.C. Spore nil Services Assn.. (VMA (round. SBHFA League. I>iv.
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