The Straits Times, 4 May 1954

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    15 1 The Straits Times Ha*** 1 tie***** Istd. 1845 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1934 15 CENTS
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    AGREEMENT AT GENEVA
    15 1 China NOT a host nation I way ipen eace I pi K
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    STOP ATTACK PORTRESS
    3 1 STOP ATTACK PORTRESS
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    BAREFOOT BATTLE IN DELUGE
    118 1 Its shoes oft for world title fight II ILE LEGS make picture i!«-«s today. They are those »t world hant.imi' eight champion Jimmy 'arruthers i uhl i iiul his Siamese < hal•:ii- hamroen Songkitrat during their title light in Bangkok on Sund.iv. lighten fought in hare
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    Colony's flag flutters
    232 1 Colony's flag flutters A BRONZE MEOAL AND THE BEST 400-M. HIGH HURDLES TIME —but only just From ANG EMM HOCK MANILA, Mon. 4 SCHOOLBOY and a schoolgirl today helped Singapore's flag to flatter a little at the Asian Game.; SCHOOLGIRL Teng Pei Wah won the first medal for the Colony
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    Indonesian MP held
    81 1 'BANDIT CONTACT' JAKARTA. Von. An Indone- Man M.P.. Sidik Kertapati. of tht Progressive Party, which I supports the Government has been arrested by military au- thorities. it was authoritative- ly learned here t«-day. Kertapati is being brought from Jakarta tn Bandoeng but i no official statement on
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    Rubber talks open
    47 1 COLOMBO. Mon. Mr. R. G. Senanayake. the Ceylon Minister of Commerce, today opened the International Rubber' Study Group meetinp here. Seventy relegates representing 21 countries are taking part in the talks. A communique on the proup's decisions will be issued on Friday. —Reuter. i
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    ANZUS review
    41 1 GENEVA. Mon. A 10-man Council of the three AN/US 1 Pact countries the United States. Australia and New Zeal.md held a 75-mlnute review of the political and military situation in South-Kn.t Asia at an emergency mcetinc here today. -Reuter.
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    Red airstrips
    22 1 HONG KONG. Mon. China has airstrips within strikins distance of the battle In IndnChina. reliable military sources said today.- U.P.
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    Champion flies in today
    48 1 BANGKOK, Rts«V Jimmy < arruthers is leaving: Bangkok tomorrow for Singapore to spend a few days resting there before returning to Australia. arruthers will stay in Singapore until his trainer, Billie McConnell, arrives on Thursday. The next day they will all take off for Australia-
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    MAN WHO LOST A FAMILY TALKS
    308 1 Wife and 6 children died in fire RAUB, Monday. WHEN lire from the house next door spread to his shop. Mr. K. K. Nair of Cheroh New Village, jumped out of an upstairs window to cet help. "I am going for aid." he told
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    Fast starts today
    64 1 NEW MOON SEEN The new moon signal for Muslims to observe the last inn month -was sighted over Muar. Johore. last nlcht by a party consisting of a kathi and four others. News of the MKhttnu was immediately sent to the Chief Kathi of Singapore by the
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    A 5-star gift
    32 1 NEW YORK. M<>n. President Eisenhower has contributed his iive-.star Bag Insignia ol a General of the rmy to the proposed American wiim ol the National Mu.seum of K»i.a. Reuter.
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    A good start —Dulles
    60 1 GENEVA Mon Mr. Foster Dulles the US Secretary of i State .-.aid before leaving; va today that the Korean phase ol the Far Fast confer hrr had mafic a "good in quickly formulating ti,, decisive issues. v r Du'lei la going to n ilj 1,,, talks
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    Storms kill 12
    24 1 NEW YORK. Mon. Tornadoes and floods killed 12 people and injured many more In the Southern United- States durinc the weekend.
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    32 trackers arrive
    36 1 Thirty-two Iban trackers arrived in Sinßapore yesterday from Kuehinß in the Sarawak Steamship vessel Rajah Brooke They will be posted to the Sarawak Rangers and are expected to leave Tor Port Dick.son today.
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    DEATH OF A SALESMAN
    60 1 TOKYO. Mon The travelling salesman snarled. "I've cot .some rubber bands, and you better buy. I pist got out of .six yeara in prison, and I'vr K<K a sun Dr. Yoshio Miya/aki. 38. stepped back in his house. t ()O K his shotgun, and shot him
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    British H-bomb
    36 1 LONDON. Mon- The Daily Express said today that Britain has developed a hvdrocen bomb "far simpler and cheaper" than the U.S model »nd Lsn't telliriß the secrecy-minded Americans any ot the details A P.
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    SAMPIH (FAMED BALI DANCER) MURDERED
    145 1 LONDON, Mon. IjAl.l's most famous male MJ dancer. 28-year-old Sampih. has been murdered, letters Irom Indonesia .said today. Sanijjih headed the noted I Ballnese troupe which! scored successes in London and i in a coast-to-coast American tour in 1952 v He was chief artieA adviser
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    Marines in test
    28 1 BBOUL, Mon. Ifartaes. le day t«K)k part in 'he first phase of their Mggeni amphibious training exerel.se since the end uf the Korean war AP
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    NEW PURCELL ATTACK ON TEMPLER
    443 1 NEW PURCELL ATTACK ON TEMPLER 'His policy is driving Malaya into Communism/ says book From HALL ROMNR LONDON. Monday. DX. VICTOR IMRCELL, adviser of the Malayan Chinese Association, resumes his attack on (General Sir (Jerald Templer, High Commissioner of the Federation, in a book "Malaya: Communist or Free?" published by
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    THE QUEEN ARRIVES AT MALTA
    134 1 THE QUEEN ARRIVES AT MALTA MALTA. .Von TIL Koyai yacht Britannia arrived nefe todaj witn the Queen the Duke ot Edinburgh and their two ehlldrra waving irom the bndce.s in th<- onlhant summer sunshine Assault landinK craft and naval helicopters escorted the royal yacht into the harbour thiouch smooth sea.s
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    Music in gaol
    40 1 LONDON. Mon. Extra choral r lasses have been arranfred at Stafford paol to meet i cie:r..inri for more sincinu lea! by older prLsoner.s TonnKet i prusoners prefer dramatics and ;>rt. said a report on irlson education. Reuter.
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    TWO-MILLION DOLLAR STORY
    59 1 HOLLYWOOD. M<>n The story of the life o| Chi I I been sold to Hollywood tor two million dollars *h'> hichest sum over paid for the Dim rights of story. 1 Darryl Zanuck ol 30th Ct n:n\ studio announced th ii it had purchased the Create I
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    The spy judges get wide powers
    179 1 The spy judges get wide powers MELBOURNE. Mon. 11 IDE powers arc briny Kivcn to the- Royal Commission sot tip to and out if there hai hrr .1 any spying for Russia lv Australia. This was announced today by the Prime Minister, Mr. R. G. Mt intri He disclosed the
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    STOP PRESS
    58 1 \MI i:n (.i \i Mm imi I i smith In. ii! i Foreign Mtafcter. u>,i\ i Eastern eonferem i 1 1 > Nm th Kan an proposals [oi srttli-nirnl in K»n a >'i anaceeptable. He patient with li.iii in'- 1 I'luplril li^ T'niln "st. id |in f"i ni.n
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    A FAMOUS JUDGE speaks on ADULTERY HANGING
    285 2 A FAMOUS JUDGE speaks on ADULTERY HANGING RARBOGATE. M«n. JUKI) .11 STH F. hf.N j MM;, a lord I— Uct of Appeal since. If* tß. said here >esterdav that Britain had unfnrliiM.iieiv reached a position where ateltef) was considered "a matter of little moment." In an address t<> ihe National
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    A city gets its miracle after two days of prayers
    296 2 SHOUTS OF JOY, BELLS, FIREWORKS AS SAINT'S BLOOD MELTS BUT EVEN DEL A V CAN MEAN A DISASTER NAPLES, Monday. THK HLOOD of St. .lanuarius. which had remained rock-hard in the athedral here since Saturday, melted before the prayers of
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    NEW STATE PORTRAiif OF THE QUEEN
    41 2 (in view at Royal Academy show THIS state portrait of the Queen was painted by James Cunn. ARA It >s on display at the summer exhibition of the Royal Academy m London A P. picture.
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    12 over 100
    35 2 VIENNA. Mon. Vienna now h.\s 12 women over lno-years- old. the Lord Mayor. Herr Franz Jonas, said when he eonKratulated Fran Maconlcna 1 Rupprecht on her 100 th. birthI c ay. Router
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    Casey flies back for polls fight
    147 2 Casey flies back for polls fight GENEVA, Mon. MR. RICHAHL) CASEY, the Australian External Aflaira MiniMrr. ier. today lor Australia to take part in a campaign for general election on May 20. Up travrilcri from Geneva by train to Zurich, wline hr will board an AuMralhn-bounc plane. Enroute to fiydnry.
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    Fire from water
    91 2 i ,4/ school sholp KUALA I UMPUR. Mo:i An experiment showing how a fire can be started with water will > he included in the Science ;mr Mathematics Exhibition to he I held by students at the Victoria Institution on May 6. 7 and 8. The exhibition,
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    Recruiting team for Negri
    42 2 SEREMBAN. Mon. The Federation Reciment recruiting team will visit Ncgri Sembilnn thtl week. On Wednesday they will be at Mantin. the following day at Kuala Pilah and on Friday and Saturday in Seremban at the Chinese Affairs Office
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    1 killed, 45 hurt in crash
    34 2 KINGSTON. Mon. The driver was killed and 45 pass- injured yesterday when a ous plunged into a ravine 3(1 miles south of here in Jamal- 1 Lea ap
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    Girls on the beat want equality
    89 2 Girls on the beat want equality NKU YORK. Sun. NEW YORK dm 210 policewomen are >crkin« equality with 19.000 policemen on the force. At present no policewomen can H hUhrr thin first grade detective Few attain that rank Yesterdnv. however. Ucctective Adelaide Knnwlr*. president of the Police Women's Endowment Association,
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    Not an acre was fallow
    63 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A total of 833.170 acres of wet and dry padi. the full padi irreace. in the Federation wa«. planted during the 1953-54 yt ason. according to official statistics. A breakdown show s BfXy>Bo HCies of wet padi and ***** ncres of dry
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    MOSCOW GOES GAY FOR MAY WEEKEND
    134 2 American jazz in the cafes MOSCOW. Monday. T^HE LID WAS OFF in Moscow this May Day wopk- end and thp entire cafe set in thp rapital spent it dancing to North American jazz and South American thumbas and tangoes. i Biggest hit of the
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    The honest gamblers
    58 2 lONDON. Mon —A newspaper in Hereford yesterday published results of Australian soccer games 90 minutes be- fore coupons forecastlnn their outcome were due at Jhe office 1 o.* a charity soccer pool. I Not one of our 20,000 patI ro.\s tried to trick us- as far as
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    LITTLE BOY RED IN- THE-FACE
    74 2 LITTLE BOY RED IN- THE-FA CE POYNTON. Cheshire. Mon.- i A little boy who was about to dive into a lake in a park here for a swim saw a keeper, grabbed his clothe;, and ran otl without his trousers. Now the local council has announced that it will leave
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    'FINE EXAM OF COLONY ACHIEVEMENT
    149 2 'FINE EXAM OF COLONY ACHIEVEMENT Singapore Govern T>HE WORK of the 1 warmly praisorl Daily Express as an < The editom! '•arpers and sniper form ot oppression Singapore. "A youns English cr, Stamford Raflli that island in 1819 h Inhabited by only 150 folks. H» was told 8ins was a
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    Warning immig
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    Hill hu intens
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    Pact meeting postponed
    45 2 ATHENS. Mon grade mretine bei Oreek, TurkLsh and foiricn mtnlsten nd ot May baa ponrcl until thr rnri Mr. Alexis Kyron General of thp Grrrk P Ministry, announced I meeting to diw u .(■nance will be hel< vi.-it to Athens of Tito-^Reuter.
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    Big welcome for Admiral Halsey
    46 2 SYDNEY. Man dred thousand A i?avf> a rousing w American military headed by Fleet Admir liam Halsey iReti.rri The v aro her^ for t'.nns marking the anr of the Allied Victory a" battle of the Oral 8< i 1942. A P.
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    no-no Bevan calls for showdown with U.S. on Indo-China
    237 3 no-no Bevan calls for showdown with U.S. on Indo-China LONDON, Monday M X ANKIRIN BEVAN, lo» twin,: leader of the i V >l .V\i ar V V said vest crday thai Britain should tell the I mted States: u We arc not prepared to send one soldier to Indo-( hina
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    One-fire the important Nehru
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    He points to partition as one way out
    122 3 WORCESTER, Mon. MR. WOODROW WYATT, a iur Member of Parllaesti rday that Bri- 'hlna Mid Russia .hi [ndo-Chlna. '••There should be no ditJi- :annol hold out h a combination," rted that Vietnam pa oned, between e Communists and the Bao eminent. Guarantee
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    2 Egyptian spies shot in Israel
    126 3 JERUSALEM. Mon. rO Egyptian .--pio.s were shot 1 by an Israeli patrol, an I Israel Army spokesman said 1 The patrol opened lire when j five armed men tried to mcai» j on being challenged at a .spot i about 15 link's from the
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    Formosa polls
    20 3 TAIPEH. Mon.- Hundreds of thousands voted today in. dec- tions mr mayors, magistrates and a new Provincial Assembly.—A.P.
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    Ark Royal hits quay
    73 3 LIVERPOOL. Mon. The! .'■;j.Bi)o-ton Ark Royal. Britain's new Riant aircraft carrln crashed against quay here yesterday while she was ocin^ towed Into deck u>r proueller t, Minus Timber fenders crumbled as the carrier swung against the quay, scraping paint nil its I superstructure The Ark Royal,
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    Fire at sea
    28 3 ANTWERP. Mon. The 8.896--ton ship Santa Teresa last night said that she had a fire in a hold and was going to Antwerp.- -A. P.
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    RUSSIAN FAMILY QUITS
    41 3 ,4 UNIDENTIFIED member nf the staff or the Russian i\ Fnibavsv in Canberra and his family walk across Canberra airport to leave for home after the break in diplomatic relations between Aiisti ilia and Russia. \.P. picture. I
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    SIX ARE SAVED AFTER YACHT OVERTURNS
    133 3 SIX ARE SAVED AFTER YACHT OVERTURNS PARIS, \londav. T'HK 5. 038-ton French cargo ship Fort Dauphin cast x anchor off Dieppe yesterday with six R.A.F. men ishe rescued when the British yacht Sea Lion capsized during a 60 m.p.h. gale in the English Channel. The Fort Dauphin abandoned the search
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    Shots fired after stones thrown
    76 3 Shots fired after stones thrown BOMBAY. Mon. POLICE at the Indian vili--1 age of Kadakur. übout 25 miles f roni Pondicherry, fired two shots tr> dispense two liundred people Horn French India who threw stones and tried to stop a police van. A French Indian policeman who crossed into Indian
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    Now a phone T.V. link
    49 3 Now a phone T.V. link TTI KVI'iION-T.XKPIIONK link between Tokyo and Osaka has Jttst opened and here tl.e Nttal Service Minister. Mr ,,i i\ir,\ Tsukada riuht. tries it out. The thairman of o' k hunber »f ("."men-. Mr. Mi, hisuke S,, K i. i* on the screen.— A.P. picture.
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    Wilson tells why he is in 'Cabinet'
    100 3 Wilson tells why he is in 'Cabinet' LONDON. Mon. MR HAROLD WILSON, who took Mr. Aneurin Bevan'.s place on the Labour Party's ".shadow cabinet," met his constituency party committee in Lancashire la.st night and explained hi.s reaaona for doing .so. Aftenvard.s, the committee iaid that it was in complete agreement
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    THE 'PAY-WHAT-YOU-UKE' HOTEL
    136 3 LONDON- Mon a M-YEAE-OIJ w— who A heli.vs it is time thfllCMloliiei W.l- ftV#f l r<lk iirniin: I"T K.roo.n Kiiest ouse near O»HmoutbM» a pav-uhat you-like hotel oil he asked: T.,> •*•*>•■ think i'"' »m«— lion and srrvue are worth or what you e:in alVoid." The oWIHT.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    233 3 LONDON, Mon. j Closing middle prices of selected stocks, not Including stamp duty, I were: Consols 67*i 7 i. Funding 4'i 102 I II War 3 V.. 87 BANKS Mercantile (£12'6) 27'4 Eastern (£5) 8% Chartered <£1) 42 9 Hongkong ($1) 92 INSURANCE Com Un (uts.) 13"* Royal
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    LONDON RUBBER
    39 3 LONDON. May 3 —Spot 18 ",d. June 18\d., Juiy-Scpt. 18\d, Oct Dec. 19',d, Jan-M;ir. 19>, d., Apr.hino 19 -<i. May c if. 18 d., June c i.f. 18 9 16d.. July c if. 18 i. Tone: Quiet.
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    LONDON TIN
    26 3 LONDON. May 3. Cash Buyers t*ls; Sellers C 716; Forward Buyers U712; Sellers 2 Settlement V7l2 1 Turnover a.m. 135 tons; p.m 60 tons.
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    Agreement nearer on Persian oil TEHERAN. Monday.
    120 3 Agreement nearer on Persian oil TEHERAN. Monday. yHE Persian Government and representatives of ei»ht international oil companies are nearing agreement on the future control of the former British Abadan refinery and oilfields, it was officially j announced here yesterday. The announcement dlsp 'lied rumours of a deadlock in the search
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    Composer dies
    43 3 HOLLYWOOD Mon Mr. Arthur Johnston. 56, compos* r of many hit tunes, died on Saturday after a long illness. Sonjjs for which Mr. John- 1 stone wrote the music included "Pennies From Heaven" "Cocktails For Two." and 'Thanks a Million." Reuter.
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    'Form Cabinet'
    19 3 AMMAN. Mon. King Hus- seln yesterday asked Abu El Huda Towfiq to form a new cabinet- Reuter.
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    Queen's aide returns
    77 3 LONDON. Mon. Viscount Altiiorp. 30. actin<; Master Of the Royal Household on th Queen's Commonwealth tour, returned to London by air y< sterday from Tobruk The Queen ijave him permission to cut short tlip tour to make arrangements for his wedding next month to the Hon. Prances
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    Unionists are to fight Bill ;
    60 3 Unionists are to fight Bill CAPETOWN. Mon. Representatives of more than 54.000 non-Europpan trade unionist! yesterday agreed to set up a' national committee to light the industrial Conciliation Amendment Bill, now before Parliament, and the native Labour < Settlement of Disuutesi Act. A resolution claimed that I the Bill would
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    Punishment
    35 3 DAMASCUS. Moil. The Syrian Parliament yesterday voted for punitive nu-aMiri against supporters ol the tot tner Premier. A<iib Bhlahekljr, who was overthrown in v rr volt on Fib. 25 and forced into exile. AT.
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    Shares in seven figure fortune wait claims
    320 4 Shares in seven figure fortune wait claims ESTA TE STILL PA YING OUT AFTER 50 YEARS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. INYONI who thinks he is entitled to a share in the residue of a fortune reputed to run into seven figures has until July 31 to make his claim. For the
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    THREE MASKED MEN LEFT THREE CLUES AFTER A $4300 JOB
    174 4 THREE MASKED MEN LEFT THREE CLUES AFTER A $4300 JOB PENANG, Mon. rpiIRKK armed masked men, X who robbed a coff ee-pow i it manufacturer of $4,800 in cash and jewellery in Jelutong Road early this morning, left behind three clues. Police have found a canvas hat. a coloured handkerchief
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    Dozen more plastic operations
    132 4 Dozen more plastic operations I^HE two Australian plastic surgeons who returned i from I two- wick visit to Kuala Lumpur and Pcnang this weekend will be performing about 1 12 more plastic- surgery operations at Singapore General Hospital this week. They are Mr B. K. Rank, and hiv assistant, Dr.
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    Actor fined for moving sugar
    53 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon—Tec Boon Eng. an actor in Chinese opera, was lined $100. in default one months Imprisonment, In the Police Court, for moTins two katia of ragsa without permit. He had the SUgftT in a bOS, which was checked by the eutc sentry at
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    Had samsu
    39 4 V' > man 33 pleaded guilty in Singapore yesterday to havtni two gallona <>t Ullell Bamsa at the junction of Kampong Bahru Road and BpottlSWOOds Park Read on April 21. Be was fined 5450 or two months' gaol.
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    CITY POLICE COURT OFFICIAL CHARGED
    168 4 Auditor tells of fines check AHMAD Shah bin Mohamed Shah. BtngapON City Police Court shroil. appeared on charge* in Singapore yesterday arising from a check of records Of lines. I Ahinaci Bhan, who bai been relieved of tils duties, wai charged with criminal b: ul
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    Picture branch
    28 4 Telok Aver Methodist Youth 1 kiwship, Singapore. has nised a photographic leci tion. with Mr. Anthony Khoo Kirn Huat at chairman. The section starts on Saturday.
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    Negligent driver fined $75
    68 4 A lory drivi r. Hafl Singh, ol Peck Bean .Street, was lined S7f> or three months" gaol in .pore yesterday for negligent driving .in Mar. it. Bmgh pulled <> it rrom a line ii traHic in the centre of the :nad at Rallies Quay without '.aking
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    He went to sleep in car, say police
    228 4 IT WAS BLOCKING TRAFFIC 4 SINGAPORE Court was told yesterday that Lim I Toim a l)usinessman of River Valley Road, drove I into a "no entry" area on Chinese New Year's Day. I stopped in the middle of the road and slept
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    Spore finger artist off to Britain
    135 4 T»HE Sinsapore fln<;er-arti.st, Mr. Wu Tsai Yen. is t;ik:iv a collection of about Ml <>! his scroll paintings to En;;land and. possibly, to Euiopr on a four-month tour which ■taftt this month. It will be Mr. Wu's first visit to England He is planning
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    Buddhist Union builds shrine
    35 4 The Buddhist Union. Smua pore, has built B shrine at 28 J.i lan Seny urn. Changi Road A ceremony, marking the pening of the shrine, will by held on May 16.
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    Youth officials
    53 4 Officials of Alexandra Youth Club, Singapore. lor 1954/5.; an aa follows: President, Mr Charles Wee; vice-president. Mr. Wee Keng Poi secretary, Mr. s. s Wu: assistant .secret., y. Mr. Hubert Ho; treasurer, Mr. Quek Bwee Chal; committee: MLss Shirley T«n. Ml&s Selene Tan. Messrs. H. FaiiK. Johtiny Ang
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    Talk on films
    37 4 father J. F. Kearney will ;;ive a public talk on "Ptlmi iind Then [nfluence on Children," at the Oe( Tionn Hum Hall of Bt. Joseph's Institution, Eras Basah Road, Singapore, at C.CO p.m. to<lay
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    All about a plan
    32 4 Mr. Francis Thomas will tell Ettngaport Rotaiiaiu at their I weekly luncheon tomorrow what the Rotary Club's village adoption commit tee ha.s done about its Ponggol Point scheme.
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    AN AIR-MINDED SHIPBUILDER
    48 4 VIK AI.KXANDKK Aikmau is a sliiphuildcr uho prefers air travel. Yesterday he flew into Singapore from Britain on a biisiiifss-ciiiii-plrusiirt' trip round the world, lie was accompanied liy his uifr. for Australia and N«« w Zealand toclav by air. of course. —Straits Timr s picture.
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    'Don't stop your wife from voting'
    102 4 'Don't stop your wife from voting' IX broadcast *ver Radio Malaya last Bight, the Johore State Elections Publl- i city Ofrlcer. Tuan Syed Othman bin Ali. urged husbands not to I hinder their wives from voting He said cases were known where men had dissuaded their V ives from reuisterin»
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    Ballroom branch committee
    50 4 Officials of the ballroom branch committee. International Society of Teachers of Dancing, Singapore and Federation, for the year are: Chairman. Mr Low Poh San; vice-chairman, Mr. Lam Joon Kliim; committee, M. James Yu^ Kok Leone Joseph T(v., Ec Kirn Svee. Chonc Guan iv k, Chan Cheat Hoe.
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    For China
    20 4 Thirty-two Chinese arrived in Singapore from Sarawak on their way to Red China. Fifteen M them are students.
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    Armed Siamese 'fined' 22 fishermen
    190 4 \MUt STAR, Mon. rplH i:i\VS Of lour Keil.ih ■1 Ii li'h boats said today that live armed men believed to be Siamese held them up at spa on the boundary of the Malayan-Siamese territorial waters oil iYlnk I.epah. The vessels a lishin K boat and
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      123 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7.16 am. Moi iniig Sl:u 730 Ntws; IM Mekxly Mixlur*; B.oo— Musical Comedy Memories 100 p.m Hios-amnit Summary 1.01 K.nl Sheldon: 130 Time Signal tc i i Rhythm Cornci 5.00 Time si^iuil and Programme Sumill.irv; 0J Mint- hoi Mu>lc; 530 Tm Dmm >• I M h >dto
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    GHTNING POLICE CHECKS TO POT CALL-UP DODGERS
    159 5 one likely to escape National Service Officer, said lice checks would be made In evade the Singapore call-up. iyone would succeed In Voice s -out B incils after May ij, :>: t sent period for by 13. iy and 2u 1 :><!y lightning
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    Forgot his case after journey
    39 5 RE BAHRT. Mon. bin Busu, who was Singapore on April 23 ran( .or hi.s- arrest ii din 1952. u>ld the that .ho forgot all after goin us wer charge inauthorised vehipassengert H $100 pend-
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    Park concert
    18 5 pore Police Band will play at Katonß P;uk from 5.30 f" 6.30 i) .r.i. on Friday.
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    Stage play for charity
    61 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. "Night Must Fall" by Emlyn i Williams will be stated by the Kuala Lumpur Garrison players at the Town Hall on Thursday. Friday and Saturday The G.O.C. Malaya, Lt. Gen. OK. Bourne, will be pre.sent on Saturday night. The production will be in
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    ERFUME SHOULD FIT THE MOOD'
    110 5 p.. f( produ she exnot only peri particular tonality, but also' uit different woman happens to oniy. for instance. Ol a floral perfume ly fragrance ;e lily oi the valley can he world of difference :OOk." Miss Hearne said floral „ri proo ibly by Ideal
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    Fined $400 for moving' food
    53 5 JOHORK BAHRU. Mon Chew Yok Kirn. of Pekun Nanai was lined S4OO. in default four month's Imprisonment In Pontian for moving foodstuffs from > rastrlcted area. The court was told there was evidence that small bands of armed terrorists were meeting ptople from the village
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    3 men fined
    45 5 For beWr members of an unlawful assembly and throw Ing buttles at workers of a ci^ar factory at Cuff Road on Saturday night, Ramaaamy Murukayan, llanlkam Pushpunathan «nd Lechumanam I wen 1 lined 350 or one month's gaol each In Singapore yesterday.
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    Drunk at 1.a.m.
    38 5 Pleading guilty to b«-inu drunk and disorderly and knocking on doors at th<- Railways (limit crs en Kampong Bahru R«nrl :u 1 a.m. on Sunriay. A Kapaya ffU fined $5 in Iho Singapore Court yrstrxdav.
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    A NICE PIECE OF WORK, SAYS THE CHIEF SCOUT
    60 5 THE CHIEF SCOI'T of the Ft-ileralioii. C.vn. Sir (icrald Tempter, exandacs the model < r ■JgnalUng tower made by MouU ironi Serdans: Bahru new village school. Gen. Templer visited Castle ("amp, Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday and presented certificates to 37 Queens
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    LOTTERY AT POLICE HQ
    98 5 LOTTERY AT POLICE HQ Court told: Woman P.C. helped PENANG, Mon. A WOMAN Special j Constable helped to run a 100 and 1.000 characters lottery in the Penang police headquarters, the magistrate's court was told today. Loe Slew Bee. who claimed trial to this charge, was aliened to have h^d
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    CITY PUTS OFF ELECTION
    174 5 Council expected to wind up THE Singapore City Council election due in December will be postponed until arrangements ran be made for flection to the City and Island Council proposed by the Rendel commission. Mr. J. T. Heu. kctlni C'itv Piesident, indicated thli ««s--tciday but declined
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    Dip those lights, says Haxworth
    156 5 Dip those lights, says Haxworth DRIVING with headhunts full on instead of dipped is inconsiderate, higfily dancrrous and apainst the regulations, the Singapore Traffic Chief. Mr. W R M Haxworth, told the Straits Times vesterd*T He was commenting on a reader*! außgsstlon that ueople o. ho commit this offence should
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    Lorry owners Fined $200
    36 5 Three lorry owner- were each lined $200 in MnokßOrc yesterday lor ostaM ih'' ir venicl( s without a valid licence. They were Low Kirn Yong. Lim Hong Noh and Tan How Choon.
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    Speeded: $50
    23 5 For speeding along East Coast Road on Mar. 22. Yi-o Cheng Kian of Jurong Road. was fined $50 in Singapore yesterday.
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    Schools close
    24 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Men AH Malay schools in Johorp closed at the weekend for the Puasa holiday! and will reopen on June 13.
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    Mariam tells her story to Sultan
    241 5 Mariam tells her story to Sultan KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. MARIAM binti Haji Tahir, an 11-year-old girl, missing from her home for over four yea£s. was last month reunited with her parents, Inche Haji Tahir and Hamidah binte j Haji Mohamed Nor. Today, the three of them were guests at the
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    Woman gem dealer is convicted
    99 5 Woman gem dealer is convicted A 55-YEAR-OLD woman, who said she wa.s a jewellery deaL-r. wa.s convicted in SingaI>ore xe.sterdav on a charge of stealing and two counts Of criminal breach of trust of jewellery. It was stated that the woman. Rohman binte Enor, borrowed jewellery, valued at $175. from
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      82 5 Right backs fc give your baby this pure milk Mothers do well to ask lor Ostermilk when iM-east-fecding is nol successful itamifl 13 been added :>> this fine nourishmf milk to build strong bones and teeth; iron has been added to enrich the blood. Oalermilk is very easily digested and
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      350 5 SINGAPORE DIARY sin«.\i'ork MUSICAL so- Oiinson s< Ikmjl let Bsra, 7 p.m. CIETI Hfl-'-ai n.i! for Hie Si. Matt- I .5.1.5.: l-'it-e Him sliov. Leave In w I'i.ssioii orrheslra I (with so- Evil For Ciuod. Ready For Flight--loisisi itltefl 530 p.m. to 7.30 pm. uu'-condiuoiied theatrette. 26 Raffles woodwind li
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    IN MEMORIAM
    52 6 20 Wm4l Hi I minimum) A REQUIEM HIGH MASS for the late F J. L. Leonard mho was killed in the comet crash in Calcutta on the May. 1953) will be iielci at the S S Peter and Paul Church on t uei It Ma] 1954. at 8.4S
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    95 6 FOLLOW PEDANT Every day in the Malay M;)ii' U you want to win that $5,000 word puzzle. GIVE THEM ALL I Ti<\H there's no better swee' —'hun ;i Fuller? Loll! Pop! Each on a S:irk F: [bl IB a tag. Sole A Robinson DAPHNE LONDON i L' 3. Co'.eman
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    66 6 JO H.,rrf» IK i minimum THE FAMILY of ihe h;r Alfrei Spvkerman thanks all those who ivr.riereri assistance lent cars. ser. wreaths and attended the funera MR. TEONG SAY PY* nil those who sent wreaths, mes sages of condolence, len; cars, and .Vtrnded the funeral of his beMrVed Brother,
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Tues., May 4, 1954. 'Little Asia' Bloc
    833 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Tues., May 4, 1954. 'Little Asia' Bloc i The five South east Asian Premiers reached at their meetins in Colombo a raiher greater area of agreement than had seemed likely at one point in their conference. There were sharply divergent views on the problem of Indo-China,
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    Turning Turtle
    404 6 s Malaya's minesweeper Penyu has evoked mixed feolincs by r the name she bears. To the p Malay a turtle is the layer of n eggs, suitable enough name for a minelayer. To others it bring* to mind sad notions of ships of peculiar instability. Turning f turtle
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    Petrov affair unmasked real work of Red Embassy
    927 6  -  Massey Stanley CANBERRA. EHDR the anxieties of the period they were hejd up in Moscow following suspension of RussianAustralian diplomaticrelations, returning Australians have largely to thank their own Government. One of the principal after-thoughts of the Petrov affair is that the young
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      THREE DIVISIONS IN MALAYA TODAY
      202 6 THREE DIVISIONS IN MALAYA TODA Y T*HE DISCLOSURE last A Saturday by Geraldine Kaye of tlie views of Mr. S. J. Rajkratnam and the, reaction of his audience composed of undereraduates of the University must have shocked many of your readers. Mr. Rajaratnam described Malayans who work with the Government
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      The pantun singers of Penang
      106 6 The pantun singers of Penang MAHA Guru H nappy that -there is at 'east one Malayan Chinese" who is inpantun. He would be much happier if he recollected thai Interest In Malay pantun still among the Straits-born Chlncsi-. A few years a^o a team Of Malay pantun experts came to
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      The Malay settlement in S'pore
      234 6 THE Malay Settlement in Singapore has expanded greatly since the war mainly because it la the only area where Malays can make a final retreat from the pressure of overcrowding ::i tin town. The main reason was to provide alternative accommodation for Malays in the
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      The motorists of Jalan Ennos
      78 6 MOTORISTS using Jalan Eunos seem to disregard pedestrians. A few nights a«o. a van. travelling at .speed and trying to overtake a bus, knocked down a man. Both driver and victim apparently did not Bake a report as the latter fortunately .suffered only minor .scratches
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      Clerks in firms and unions
      59 6 MERCANTILE clerical workers are the most backward n uniting to strugßle for their •ighfcs. The absence of clerical inioixs does not necessarily iniicate that clerks are a con:ented community. On the contrary, the majority are not arninß a fair livinp wage coniiderinc today's prices for
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      K.L. plea for uniform bus fares
      166 6 HTHE bus service that operates on the Kuala Lumpur-Setapak-Hot Springs route do not appear to have a uniform rate of fares. For instance. I got on one of these buses from the Setapak police station to Ret down at UM General Hospital and r
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      Bouquet for the G.P.O.
      144 6 TKX) often ha\e we read of brickbats being hurled at the 0.P.0. staff. This time I wi.sli to present them a bouquet. I received a card requ. me to tall for a parcel, Ihe wrapper of which was in a ni mated oondlUon Vs 1 an
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      675 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. i» W,,,<is $111 I minimum) LIM: To Bftlly, inee Chew Geok Fur i. ulfe of Oeok Puoy. a son, 1 uke, on 2 5 ..4. i«t Muar. Both well. VAN l.UIPEN: To Beryl, wife of Jan van Lulpen. a girl. Patricia Joan at K K Haspital on 30th
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      33 6 XO fiuor are better vail for your monel bee fJQ FLUOKESCi Las! Longe* 1/ Give more IM Are more Rtf( specify jSr^JI SAC •K>ou<l AJ. ,1 THI GENEF «l I MM J^ g^^
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    May Day holiday plea
    32 7 lution that petty police suboi ere always dUIng t ii;> legitimate rights :iy threatening work' t The resolution strongly condemned such action and asked ithoritics to prevent it.
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    Missing bank cashier found in cupboard, court told
    662 7 SEARCH FOLLOWED $250,000 DEFICIT Justice Taylor in the Singapore Assize Court \esterday refused an application by Mr I Bernard Oehlera for time to find a senior counsel to defend 1.00 Wee Wan, former chief ashier, at the Chulia Street branch of the
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    'I don't need a permit' man fined
    103 7 \\Hl\ < ;i|X .M. M Lewh *T walked into ite ."> of Singapore Harbour Board without .1 permit, he told a who slopped him ih.it British mitttarj officers could filter the premises at nn time without having to i pplj h»r permits. I
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    DECAY IN CHINESE HOME UNIT WARNING
    287 7 DECAY IN CHINESE HOME UNIT WARNING KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. THfe Chinese were warned today by Mr. L. I. Lewis. Federation assistant Director of Education, against a break-up in their traditional family units. Mr. Lewis was commenting on a report that pupils in Federation schools were tearing for Communist China". He
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    food Control diers home
    13 7 food Control diers home D l 90 It 1 ti m I reach
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    Boy driver is fined $150
    51 7 A sixtcen-yeai-okl schoolboy. Koh Ah Choon. wa.s fined $50 or one month's k^oi in Singapore yesterday for driving a ear along Kuala LBjraag on Nov. G. while under-a^e. For dnvinK while not covered by v third party insurance, Knh wa.s'rined another $100 or two months'
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    FAMILY CALLED HIM LAZY, SO YOUTH TRIED TO DIE
    115 7 A youth told a Singapore court yesterday that he tried to commit suicide because he could not uct a job and his family said he wa.s lazy. Lee Benn Ann pleaded Sillily to attempting to commit .suic,;,. by hanging from a
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    Solicitor wins $37,000 action
    251 7 JUDGMENT AND COSTS FOR RAMANI KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. MX. .H'STICK WILSON gave judgment with costs in favour of Mr. R. Kamani. a Kuala Lumpur lawyer, in his breach of contract action against the Committee for Free Asia Incorporated in the High Court here today. W.. D^.
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    LADY TEMPLER SHAKES A SCHOOL CAPTAIN'S HAND
    70 7 LADY TK.MPLKIt says Roodbye to one or Ihe yoiinjjer sucsts at In r earden party at King's House, Kn.il i Lumpur, on Saturday. The eirl is Miss Vim Lai Hint;, captain of the I'uiiii Knslish School. More than 200 attended the party I
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    Took $6,370, then hid for 5 years
    136 7 Took $6,370, then hid for 5 years A SINGAPORE salesman. Ng DUOS Sent!, who mlsappropriated $6,378 in 194!). spent five years in hidinir before the police arrested him. Insp. Elam Din. prosecuting, .-aid in the Second Criminal District Court yesterday. The court Ml told that after nk anest in Singapore
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    POLICE OFFICER DIES IN CRASH
    39 7 Polite Lieutenant K 11. Itoxall was kill<-d uhni this tar crashed intu a ci'iiirnl po>t and road alga at the jiim'tii'n of lit ii kin-Ids and l.ornic Kuads. Kuala l.innptir. l.itn Kin, Hock picture.
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    MALA YA AIR OFFICER TOPS HONOURS LIST
    384 7 AIK Vice Marshal F. R. W.l Scherger, Ait Officer Com- manding. Malaya, has been made a Companion of the Ba Group Captain C. W. Champion de Crespigny. former (Commanding Officer of the Royal Air Force station at TVneah becomes a Commander of the
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    150 want a new pay deal
    117 7 150 want a new pay deal MESSENGERS SEEK ARBITRATION KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. TTHE Federation's 150 telegraph messengers will ask fon arbitration on their year-old claim for a salary revision. This decision follows a breakdown in negotiations at departmental Whitley Council level. The Telecommunications Deportment ha.s not yet decided whether to
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    Car owner fined
    31 7 Cms? Van Soon of Chang] wa? fined $100 in Singapore yesterday for failing to iurnish particulars of a driver on demand by the Traffic Police on Aur. 11.
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    RENT-HIT TENANTS PROTEST TONIGHT
    176 7 RENT-HIT TENANTS PROTEST TONIGHT A BIG tenants' meeting to contest the forthcoming .10 per cent rent rise by the Singapore Improvement Trust, will be held at the Tiong Bahru Community Centre at 7.30 tonight. Convenor <>f the m^'tin? Is Mr Tea Beng B»-e, president of the centre. He has invited
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    FATHER'S TURN AT PUZZLE BRINGS LUCK TO FAMILY
    92 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. R. N. swami. one of the three winners of the Straiis Times $5,000 Word Puzzle <W>. said: "It is purely luck that brought me the prize." "I and my four son.-, compete regularly Each one trying in turn.
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      180 7 The weather MINIMIM TI-MPKRATI KF < T HO pm mi May 2 to 73D am. en May 3 1 Sinvapor( 76 degrees. Penury 75. Kola B.ihru 7<i. Kuala I umpur 75. Ipoh 74. Kuantan 7i. MAXIMI M TK.MPKRArritI '7:fii a ill. to 730 p.m. on May i Singapore H, I'eiialiif
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    WHAT LIFE!
    769 8  -  Christitie By MONDAI IX^LLOWING the minikey's escape I buy a length ol irlre netting which husband and I lix to the verandah in a "sp' silence". By the time we tlishi d not even a mouse could make a getaway nnd we go to fetch our wall wah
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    Enter the long-legged look
    231 8  - Enter the long-legged look EILEEN AM 'HOI I LONG DRESSES ARE OUT— lt< TIIK Mmildod Look ramp to l.onriiin when the "Bii; Twelve' f;i*hinu icaiCMMI opcniil tlirir *prinj; shows. For this I »•»> Ki.»vo to Mr. Virtor Stiehel. It is refrrshinc to see a London drsimur sponxoriim ;i really individual
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    Relax at the end of the day—that's the way to GLAMOUR
    510 8 Relax at the end of the day that's the way to GLAMOUR Says MAXINE RAKICH I OUNGING dollies have ID rnd.anlmenl ;.ll their own. One in. L mediately thinks of soft lifChta. pl«wn« ro"""^. j d,( w music. All this is ,ea<lilv available n w» )m[' n witchery of glowin«
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    Do you want to camouflage that nose?
    297 8  - Do you want to camouflage that nose? LADY BOYLE By WHAT Is your natural tjpe? Smooth or Bttliy? Dainty or dramatic? Know your type —and then try to accentuatp it. Thai is the road to pleuanco. The trouble is that many people seem to take the wrons turning. So many
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      147 8 B r. 11l J KEEp SYOU&J HEALTHIER I Why Dr. V1,.,, orush li better 'ccth: Inch-Ion? bru with three row IF br.stle, cfoM, OUlj.dc. bctw.n Hysicnicillv rl Dr. West, lixed in its. N£W h.mdlc you to hold Df irmly ,in.l llr 1 v Dr. West finest toothbru- I anywhere it
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      280 8 The Straits Times Crossword MltT pn hv ii: J 3 4 I b [ti I o rot! (ftlMsl.) (13), BBZiZSZS Zri br s^* 8 9 j PrUM comfnr or .strrl 1 4 [_V I I I 4. Aitacfc Him stan .-n Uirir own __y|_.il B S 2 ri M P
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      Bones, teeth, buttons trapped tramp who admitted 14 murders
      2027 9 Bones, teeth, buttons trapped tramp who admitted 14 murders S the jury filed into the tiny courtroom at Dubbo Criminal Court L in New South Wales on a chill September morning in 1939, a macabre scene met their eyes. Spread on tables and strewn on the floor of the room
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      11 9 B im Attl ■ij)Hini Mips; El '^H Ph,ll,p co Beltzc j^Hi
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      173 9 CRAVEN A' FOR SMOOTH, CLEAN SMOKING Largest-scllimj cork-tipped cigarette -tx in the world. Imported from London ""VflP^IF Combinauori Smooth tilcnl performance oul t»jndin( ro»d-»>oldinß and «tabilitv ensure thit B.S A Tw.nj enjoy the tV( m I h.gSc.t reputation for solo 01 6 so 1 ndctar riding. Sprin« rr.,mc arc m**'
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      28 9 100-inqi"»»«'^ m V&im <j<> ii* MM m I- r V *m»£M t* %t any- I NATIONAL |BRANCHES p- T —^M| v^!H^ 1 i3i> t iil'lH'tl it Svoii _g
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    LITTLE ACTIVITY SHARES
    187 10 LITTLE ACTIVITY SHARES Rubber and tin ONLY, null volume of, the S.n^poro Share V the market was rr;iti( The market ha< ;ili by $2.75 to 1360.25 of a cent, again, to Among Industrial Collieries »as' d 72 cents buyers and sellers This company, v.:. ing an uncertain layan Railway* havi
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    90 10 The Malayan Share E ciation reported that: share market opened the erratic note in all sect! i a small volume c' b corded." Members reported the business done yesiei d Con. Tin Smelter ordi Gammon $2.97'.. rights five cents, six en night): Singapore $4.70: Straits TtnMi Traders $20
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    620 10 AT their 4 p.m. yesterday members of the Malayan Share Brokers' Association, in Singapore, issued the following list ol Quotations:— Ales Brlcki Prefs *•>« Ords At! a* !<■» 13 B B. Petrol 3»/6 -i m i rufew Con. Tin smeltHref 1»/Ordv 25/D United 33 50 p*«l Jl-jrn-.r.
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    FINAL DIVIDEND FOR MALACCA
    90 10 MALACCA Rubber Plantations Ltd. have recom- mended a lirst and final dividend ot 7| per cent, le.s.s t;i». on the preference and ordinary stocks in respect of the year ended December 31. 1953 The accounts show a net profit of 43,898 lor the year, as compared
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    French tyres
    45 10 Preinli i\u* riMipij la Man ii ed demand from dustry. output roM la i 13.950 in Kebiuaiv March IM3, w coi i statistics Usued t>\ Industry .md Trade The provision for the liim qual placed tit 14. 740 u>>. m Hie MMM parfcM
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    RUBBER PRICES
    121 10 The price of rubber papore yesterday at I a quarter of a cent belov ciose After opening ste... cents level for May fli price eased away 01: i :nc and closed quip Closing pri. eper pound were: No. 1 R SS spo: loose b sellers 63 V No.
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    84 10 ALL leading I S riil>lnT companies and m.im »l the smaller ones h.r their prices on ipri^in.i! equipment t»res t.i equipment and sal biles by per en cording to a spok* a tyre-making Hf Akron. A motor-car turing compunv had been 'vcrbilh' ni'iified by two riibhrr
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    23 10 PeiiKk.ilfii 1 UJ Interim dividend ol preferred ordinary per cent <>n ordinary I in England on I ending September SO I
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      1102 10 NOTICE I YAP KWAN SENG DECEASED PURSUANT to an order made by the Supreme Court of the Federation :of Malaya ln the High Court at i Kuala Lumpur on the 26th day of March 1954 in civil suit No: 121 of: 1910 between Yap Tai Chi and Yap! Tai Sinn,
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      13 10 to m MITSUI j«pon S.n,opor« PO" < P CF. SHARP cV BANK OF CHINA
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    France wants to set up industries in Malaya JOINTLY WITH CHINESE
    455 12 France wants to set up industries in Malaya JOINTLY WITH CHINESE JTRAXCK wants to set up businesses in Malaya on a joint venture scheme basis, with Chinese, following the pattern which she has already introduced into Burma. laya with steel, machinery and Industrial equipment. The French Commercial Counsellor in Singapore.
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    135 12 11/;. C,1.!..\.\ 1 r. 11l aacr oi Get: Bros., und i'o.. left Sirigapore on Saturday first for the United States on home leave. Entente fo the United Star.-., he iri'l travel extensively ihmuah F.ropi visiting the RUMf branchet Qetz Bros, and Co have on the routine*' During hit stou in
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    FRENCH BUY MORE FROM US
    129 12 FRANCE buys a Rood deal more from Malaya than she exports to this country. There is always a substantial balance in Mala} a\ favour as France imports rubber, tin. copra and other commodities from Malaya in excess of what she sends in the way of
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    Lights for kampongs
    75 12 MALAYAN kamponus are beksi lit by paraffin lamps made by the Tilley Lamp Co.. Ltd.. of London, which has been making a .survey of the use of the lamys throughout the world. Besides beinc used in Malay. i the lamps art atoo used in London to clean
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    More U.S. ships are coming to Singapore
    331 12 CJCHEDULED steamship service from the port of New York to principal ports in the Asian and Far Eastern region showed a significant increase during April despite the 29-day strike of longshoremen, v/hich ended on April 2. and cut heavily into New York's regular
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    PAINT MARKET
    61 12 The Managing Director of a I croup of paint companies, Mr. P. A. Morawetz of Melbourne !<'ft Fremantlo last week on the Gor»on. for Malay i Siam. Mr. Mora we tz said there was a larse paint export m In those areas, n,. added that supplies at present
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    Prices fall but cost of living static
    175 12 THE vice president of the Penang Indian Chamber of Commerce Mr. Ambalal Pat< said that maintenance of the present high cost of living despite the sencr.il decline in the prices of goods had created a '•peculiar position" in Malaya. "Economic conditions have (hotrn
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      ITALIAN MAKES DRUGS SURVEY
      155 12 New products for Far East I A REPRESENTATIVE of one of the world": I. manufacturers of "wonder drugs" arrived in Singapore by k.l.m. airliner from Bangkok last week on a general survey ot Bastrrn w irt He Ls Dr. B ArutTo. Far Ka'st medical tlircctur of
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      U.K. FIRM SOLD OVER 100,000 NEW CARS
      172 12 Set up record last year LX)R the first time in its history sales of a UK firm's 1 vehicles exceeded 100.000 units in 1953 The firm U the Vauxhall Motor Company and highlights of the year included the 50th anniversary of the production
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    THEY MAKE GOLD TR
    40 12 UB OHM COMPANY in, worth of told •rauuaenta from told per month. Th<- workshop. renrral one of the fiO in the Colon, from 18.000 tahils of gold Lee (Inn employed 50 44 cold ornamonts for exhibition
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    SEAWEED AS INDUSRY IN
    187 12 CAN BE DEVELOPED AERIAL photOgT! methods, which off the coasts of Scot! successfully in the I world, says a British 51 Tht> scientist M: Woodward, Director oj .stitute of Sea wood Ri Edinburgh, said sea be developed as a iv try and as a source of
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      127 12 C- 7/Y/(;l 9* 7 i^; \vw /> Baatoed men tr.uli If IB BM the cuinplru Wales. 1 he olilcst and ami \i Zealand, th I touih uith local i agencies suh hr.nii In I anil Nen (.uiniM. It is rnijtiirrrs cmtscis with rural scene. Ask your bull' r< to I
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    e punch by Mitri-and Randy out in seconds
    73 13 e punch by Mitri-and Randy out in seconds ROME, .Monday, ph Turpin lost his Earopean ro wn to the Italian champion. nighi in I sensational con'f O ss than a minute. :.t Turpin to hls'cornei lining; floored by a hard round Turpin, in the condition to continue -eyed across the
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    76 13 O.V (< ring made us slipper i, at glass bu incessant rain, two barefooted men tight out a uorld championship COi:?e*i In Bangkok on Suj.dai, niaht. And here you see them, ti.rrvhcd to the tktn wUh their reflections' almost risible on tnc .-('in-soaked surface, exchanging blow for blow. On the
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    WILL TURPIN DECIDE TO RETIRE?
    174 13 WILL TURPIN DECIDE TO RETIRE? ROME, Mon. i'lll boxing future Kandolph Turpin. is to bo liscaawd by his handlers today I in pin ni.inacfr, Qeorge MUdlelon. said after Turpin s sudd< defeat tint he c\peeted t<. < -.nfer with the i \-i ha-mpion ttii.\ inurnin", Hid that a statemcut mi:'i,
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    SAFA JUNIOR SOCCER LGE.
    47 13 SAFA JUNIOR SOCCER LGE. .uid Am on A C A F A I>n. punt ft AllHi I ma Ibrahim mkhana Div. 3B I mon Ooh Cht 3B L..nif ui the M F a pound. Tampenla Roveri iiiid Indl t. D. Tan ored for Ro'.er.-. daa for Boccertles.
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    Dai Dower after vacant title
    46 13 LONDON. Mini Dal Dower, tl-e flyweight who is .Kid No :t contends by Rni.: .<• world tille heid by Eu Mile. He iui> tpplled to 'lie Brttlah B..nontrol for rtcocnlUon i ender for tin- championship recently relinquished by LoOb Skena <>i Prance.
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    YMCA TENNIS RESULTS, TIES
    100 13 Result* ofl tlie VMCA It-nuis c'.i.iniplun.sliip ties ;it Br.is ]",.,-.i!i Road COUTll vt-*terdny WCM 1 MC sing Irs: B K On;; beat ■M Sin f,-l rt-:t Oprn sin |t*a: A c; B Pakir wo. Harolti Chi*; Ml t m i\.-d doubles Uni Hec ChiD n<i Mrs
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    No more fights like this for me, says Jimmy
    177 13 No more fights like this for me, says Jimmy I cm WAKRKN WHITE BANGKOK. Mon AUSTRALIAN world bantam- wiight champion. Jimmy Carrtithers. never. wants to fight ?i>other battle like the one In which hi narrowly retained his title in Rurekok lust night. Tecnrng rain and broken ijlav were unusual ha
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    SETBACK FOR SCC's PROMOTION BID
    310 13 ■M'ORE Cricket Club losf valu;il)!o wound in their promotion algn when they suffered Mini .ino .successive dekut m the SAP A Div. 2 le.ijjue on the potent yei-Ur-(iay. wi-i.t down 2 1 :o Hover.-,, a It MUD who yf>terday lidded live Aral division piayer« who
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    Rovers's old team spirit is missing
    461 13 By THE SPORTS KDITOK TfHC STAR SOCCEBITBS' slocks have risen so high in recent weeks that their 4 l defeat by Rovers Sports Club, runners-up in the Senior DivisK>n last vrar. was considered to be ;i major upset. r Perhapa tbU wa> bccmm K
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    matches. SAFA LEAGUE TABLES
    582 13 matches. SAFA LEAGUE TABLES .larines ft 4 1 0 21 3 9 ColH Raja 7 4 0 3 16 15 8 Bixni 6 3 1 2 13 9 7 ?EME 6 3 1 2 15 13 iocrrrllM 4 3 0 1 13 6 6 UA. 4 3 0 1 7
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    RECS GOT ROUGH WHEN LOSING
    216 13 K.K..M.K 3; S.K.C 1 ROYAL Electrical and Mechanical Engineers added to the relegation worries of bottom-of the-league Singapore Recreation Club by beating them 3 1 in :i one-sided S.\F.\ first division league game at .lalan Resar stadium vesterdav. I the SR.c. ptayan wum4 an mlmr■lM
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    MISSES CENTURY
    45 13 An unlinislu-d >»« by Mvi n»rl enabled RAF. Tei>fc;ih to trounce .siiidhi Merchants by 214 run* in an st'A unior B cricket fixture I'eriKnh 234 for 6 dccl (Mychael no., ShutTlrbotham 3«. Hooper 22. Landon 22 1, Sindhl 20 i Landon B 0 1
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    K.L track notes SWEET DREAM IS RETAINING BEST FORM
    320 13 K.L track notes SWEET DREAM IS RETAINING BEST FORM By KPSOM JKFP. KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. SWEET Dream, a convincing all-the-wav winner ovrr thp Bukit Timah 6f. in March, j i.s keeping her best form. With Vinev a.stride, this daughter of Scorpion ran a breezy IF. in 3C 15 on a
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    Lucky goals hold Rangers
    174 13 A PENALTY and an own toal en- abled Balcstier United to hol.l Tlone Bahru Rangrrs 2-2 in the'r SAPA Dlv. 2 same at Rner Valley R> .fi vestrrday. Tiong Bahru were superior In both in attack and defence iivl were unlucky to have dropped point. i
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      193 13 EASILY &%K^ -i^h QUICKLY INSTALLED Simmonds. makers of the famous FRAM Oil Cleaner, have now produced its cousm, the FRAM PETROL FILTER The filter, new to this country, is bemp sold in tens of thousands in United States, and is now available here. DISTRIBUTORS: BORNEO MOTORS LTD. SINGAPORE. •TABLETS Provide
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      68 13 ll^Jil-lMil mm cm BtagapSM junior Irasur I Indian* .i.ii.ni Bmr; >\i l.r.i.m-. Mr. IA: I M D.K. v kMH It.. I M\ Kiniinil: Social I", v Voting (omp.inioiis X A (.r>l.inic. l>iv. "H lollilads Kint.i Kangriv lloin tnilind. Srrvicrs Lm|M, l>iv. I: R«jrml Si s naK KM 1T1: II M>
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    Japs take 6 wrestling gold medals
    235 14 Japs take 6 wrestling gold medals MANILA Mofl KTBNBO I I'Kl DA, ot Japrni. MM the in avyvetfh! arres< oh.impi.>nship at the second A;.:. OaaMa tnnuh: tv- rtiTaallag n lai. o: Aifhantataa. He ptaaad B.ir\alai *ith a leg hold in 4min. 24 Bsec. Jorge Vargaa, PracMonl a] Asian G. tints
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    India knock out Japan
    142 14 MANILA. Maa JAPAN were eliminated from the Aslnn Games football contest tonißht after losing to defending r-hamplon.s. India 3-'JJn a thrilling mutch. Half-time score was 2 o for India During the first half India's cen-.re-forward S. K. Molnuddin acerad «o goals In the second India's out.ide
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    Pakistan team in England
    58 14 SOUTHAMPTON. Men In -old qually leather, the P:iK.isUn ortcm team arrived here today- In -he •ollßh liner Bat.iry f or a OU rnonth tour nt Kn-land Paktatan will play four nve-lav ■rsi.s ncainxt ECnglnnd. On Tup». lay, thrv a 1 1 1 pla) i la-a-atda lmw
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    STORE WIN BRONZE MEDAL HOPE FOR A GOLD
    414 14 Japanese take five more finals, set four records From ANG EAM BOCK^^ SINGAPORE won a bronze medal for third plate hi the °80-metres hurdles final and have hijjh hopes for a gold medal m tlu« 100 metres hurdles. That is the sum
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    FED. ATHLETES
    15 14 FEDERATIONS Mirha mile run on the Rizal Isian (lames at Manila Behind I
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    Colony cagers lose again, eliminated
    285 14 MAM I- A. Monday. SINdAPOKK were eliminated from the basketball series when they lost their second game this aftertoon to Korea by the close margin of four points, the s-core being Korea 69. Singapore 65. The match was easily the best jjame of the series
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    15 athletes break five more records
    287 14 15 athletes break five more records MAMLX. Mon. EVnBI .itnletia ini|<i'o\ed 1 BBMIBI Asian o. ui.es alhle'.'c raooraa in :ne nentb nere to«a\ Hie moil i>pti.:acuiar ie In hh j.'juo ■atm laal wnei. ttai Drat lour halatoad laatat toaa India ii.iniiUi Slnah'a ISmln, m Titr so. up at Nt a
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    PISTOL SHOOT TO FILIPINO
    72 14 MAN II A. Mon Albert fan Kinsiiiie!. of Philippines, won the pis ,il it \m-|i „jd points out (>1 Japans ChoJI li.> s .,^i w., potnta Hoaald wai i» naUsed OB the last string; leu pad of ten. Other poeitloiu 3 Simeon ■•> .Phil. MT: 4
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    THE SECOND DAY'S ATHLETIC RESULTS
    528 14 MM MlTKls (MO-niUU)! Heat 1: Oentio Cahnn t Phil i in <* isiianf Butt .Paki n Oabrtel (Indi 111. Hrat >: Abdul Khali. kind, hoi; Hoaata Tumm j., >i n.oi; c kng ii l> 200 Ml I i:i > KEMI-FIN Us Hrat 1: Shant Butt
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    179 14 M \.\ll Mm. 11.. unoßici.il team aMtMMj in th. \s la n (.amrs .it thr md afl Indai v lr.uk «-»«;n!s Japan I". 1 BBMai Indij I *oul!i Knt .1 \ali i.M *****1.1 I'liihppin.s .Mi. I'.ikistan Sineapore 7; lr\li.n I 1 i.d.....5,.i and Ru.ni.i I .-.v h still
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    Pakistan sending 27 to B.E. Games
    45 14 VANCOUVER. Mon Pak tan no-tltit-d British Kmpirr headquarters yoeWrda) ihiu six i ha\e bffn atlde<l to th nes here on Juh JO to v I Mr Pakistan 1 1 .< in w cm. tn the O in. p c. Haunoaa).
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    A tennis by Hoad
    237 14 Bv THE SPORTS ED ,J SINGAPORE Lawn Tennis w,,, bic crowd for Saturday's Australian players, I pm Irascr and I*-\<:' the Singapore Badminton Hall ;Thp exhibit, eaas the enthusiasts oul lia. of seeing Ln I favourite Wimbledon tit Last year Hoari n Wimbledon qua where he
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