The Straits Times, 12 May 1954

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    15 1 RY The Straits Times flat!** 10 Kstd. 1845 15 CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. MAY VI, 1954
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    FRANCE THINKS IT OVER
    302 1 'We neither reject nor accept peace plan' VIETMINH'S 8 POINTS GENEVA, Tuesday. PRANCE said today that the Vietminh plan for peace in Indo-China niijrht provide a basis negotiations despite some "Trojan-horse" j features. I An official French spokesman lolda crowded; Press conference thai Prance \\;is neither
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    INTO FIRE
    22 1 Thi Magistrate, Sir Lav- .:inr .-aid he Imposed maximum penalty fur the animal unn< ufferlng hv "sheer wancrw Ity U.P.
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    REDS' NEXT AIM MAY BE HANOI LIFELINE
    125 1 THE WAR GOES ON HANOI. Tues. V T IETMINH General Vo Nguyen Giap's next move may be a drive to cut Hanoi's lifeline to the Gulf of Tonkiim. military experts said here today. Rebel guerrillas stepped up Rabotage attempts today in the Red
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    G-Men smash plot to extort US $200,000 from 20 families
    212 1 DALLAS. I'rxas. Tuesday. FEDERAL Bureau of Investigation agent* broke up a U*****.000 extortion plot against 20 Dallas Jewish families last nieht by arresting a tall, mud-spattered man as he picked up a package supposedly containing thr money. The agents closed
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    Pole arrested on spy charge
    48 1 PARIS Tucs.- Bohren Zadora Lakikowski. a Pole, has been 1 UTMted for alleged espionage on behalf of an East European Embassy hero. I.aklknwski It accused of j sellinu confidential economic j and political information to I the Embassy, which was not! named. Router
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    Air raid tests
    36 1 HONG KONG, Tuos. The Communists are holding air raid tests at Canton as a result of Nationalist planes dropping anti-Red leaflets on the mainland, the Kung Shying EvenI ing News said tod;iy. U.P.
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    Unwilling brides
    34 1 SEOUL. Tues. The South K<>rran Government today charged 'hat the Communist* In North Korea are forcing K>> vi .ir. women t<> marry slwichurlan and Mongolian settlers iiiirt soldiers in the north. --A.P
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    PROBE ON EXPELLED DETAINEES
    74 1 JAKARTA. Tue.s. THE FOREIGN MINISTER. Mr. Sunarjo. said today ih.it the expulsion of Indonesians from Malaya had drawn his attention. Ho said ho was accumulating data on this :on. Reeentl-- Tour Indonesians were expelled from Maiaya under emergency regulations They were considered ■•dangerous." They were nrst
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    Rhee purges party men
    78 1 SEOUL Tuos. President Syngman Rhee has purged 100 "renegade" members from hi.s party, a Liberal Party spokes.iid today. The announcement explained that the 100 former Liberals were ousted "because they disobeyed B party order" and opposed party nominated candidates in the coming election. A party spokesman
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    He's envoy to 3 countries now
    45 1 He's envoy to 3 countries now LONDON Tues. The first md.an Ambassador to Pd*n£ I vir K P S Monon. handed his credentials to the President of <he Polish State Council yesterday. Warsaw Radio reported Mr Menon is also Ambassador to Russia and Hungary. Renter.
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    U. S. air chief coming to Singapore
    109 1 G EN jW. SESSUMS. General I Commanding the 13th U.S. Air Force. Philippines, will arrive ai chanßi.Sinjja pore, from Clark( Fl( d tomorrow. An- Mar hal Blr Clifford Sanderson Commander-in-< hief, Air Force, and Lady Sanderson will meet the c;eneia; and Mrs. Sossums
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    The Queen with her children again
    55 1 I Ht QUfcEN. looking drawn and thm. holds Princess Anne by the hand as she arrives at the Marsa Polo Ground, Malta Looking after Prince Charles is Viscountess Mountbatten They had come to see the Duke of Edinburgh and Viscount Mountbatten taking part in
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    TEN STRUCK DEAD BY LIGHTNING
    174 1 Five killed in coffee shop five others in resting place KOTA BHARU. Tuesday. YEN people nave been killed and 19 injured I liuhtninu during heavy storms during the ]>;: two days in the Kota Bahru district of Kelantan. Lightning struck five people dead yesterday and
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    Fire in army workshop BUILDING GUTTED
    56 1 Fire in army workshop BUILDING GUTTED Fire destroyed a single-storey machine shop at 40 Workshop R.E.M.E. at Aver Rajah Road, Singapore, shortly after exu yesterday evening. Three tire tenders from the Army fire Brigade ai Ps h Panjani and two civilian tin engine* had the lire under eon trol in
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    THE QUEEN SETS SAIL FROM GIB.
    164 1 «.ii;h\i i ak. lues THE Ql KEN today mailed from here for home to the < liiTi- of Gibraltar's thousands as thr royal yacht Britannia nosed her way from the harbour. She will reach the coast of Kncland on I rida\ niuht. ending thr
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    Reds salute Her Majesty
    68 1 LONDON, Tnes. Moscow radio reported yesterday that a Soviet whaling flotilla had saluted the Queen as it pissed the Royal yacht Britannia Tarrying her to (■ibraltar. The captain of thr flotilla told .Moscow in a radio message that, as the Soviet whalers passed the Britannia in
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    Second victim of road crash
    60 1 One Of the three liui. .Hired by a Royal Navy 10-ton vehicle that crashed into a bus shelter at Rotherham Gate. Woodlands. Singapore, on Monday died at the General Hospital yesterday. He was Phellapan Filial. M. Van Pillai. 33. a mess manage* of a canteen
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    Coins for Ike
    24 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. President Eisenhower yesterday was iiiven .six ancient gold '■o.ns by Sicnor Pietro Romani. Italy's Commissioner for Tourist Travel. -A.P.
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    SOCIALIST GAINS IN ELECTIONS
    92 1 U>IRST results today in government elections s I But it was too early yet to LONDON. Tuesday. Britain*! week-long loeak bowed some Socialist gams. detect clearly the trends m the election returns. Out of 324 results declared early ("day the Socialists made I a net gain
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    Formosa visit
    30 1 TAIPFJf. TOM. Gon. James A. Van Fleet |a kchetfuled to arrive here tomorrow foe tin in. si ill t\m quick inspections nl Generalissimo Chiang Kaithek'i Pomona bastion, up.
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    Nicoll returning
    23 1 The Governor of Singapore SI- John Nicoll. will lrave London by plane next Tuesday and ll due hrrr on May 20
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    Bandit boss and courier killed
    93 1 Bandit boss and courier killed KUALA LUMPUR. 'I'urs. SECURITY forces h;ivß killed four more terrorists, Includ a branch committee member. The Communist bo Tan Cheong Won. rf ;},p Grisok branch in the Pasoh di.strici of Muai He and courtr B (le;)d b] .H\ curtty unit. A thud aped. A patrol
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    STOP PRESS
    44 1 > i i- i \t ISHINOTON i tarj M.n. Dullr itaid i<>il.t\ Smith I i-i b« iii-ti in i nithoul In.lo-Cliin.i lONMOV In iMtnn Iran hill i nmmiM In —till b 1 Ih-.mK of I" ■■I I ,il. .1 kfeMMM Illi"! —l«ri|ti I
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    Military funeral
    29 1 HON(i Kf).\c; rues. Prioberi H( nry Munday, who wa.s dr iwik d while swim:inru' in a stream on > is buried with full military honour.', today. V P
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    U.S. population
    20 1 Tues. The B that the total population of tted States, Including bout 161.--763 000 on Anril 1. A.P.
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    Gas probe
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    The Singapore – Official
    349 2 The Singapore Official I TOP SOLDIERS OF FIVE NATIONS TO MAP BUT COLONY STILL HAS TO BE TOLD WASHINGTON, Tuesday. ARRANGEMENTS fora five-power military conference in Singapore to discus.s the Southeast Asian situation, will be announced in (leneva later this week, authoritative sources said yesterday. The meeting will take place
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    MR. AND MRS. LOKE MFET JIMMY AND JUNE IN FILMLAND
    50 2 MR AND MRS l.oke Vtft I'"'. of Singapore, are MM ftWfi "HtJ llnllyvtood lUn Stewart and June Allvmhi. The picture uas taken recently on the set of ;>!. ti Command"— a Paramount pic tire being filmed in the new "listaviMon
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    Looted gold query for court
    120 2 Looted gold query for court THE HAGUE, Tues. THE question of who should get U552.63n.000 worth of gold looted from Rome by German forces during the war went before the International I Court of Justice yesterday. Italy wa.s appealing against i an arbitrator's award giving the gold to Albania. The
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    Son for film actress
    37 2 LONDON. Tues -Phyllis Calvert. 37-year-old British film actress, gave birth to a son yesterday. ftilM Calvcrt. who has an 11--vear-olti daughter, is married to Prtcr Murray Hill, a dealer :n rare books. Rcutcr
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    49th state soon?
    29 2 WASHINGTON. Tues.-Presi-dent Eisenhower told the leaders of Hawaiian delegation yesterday that he la vn\ anxtoua to have the Wand given statehood as socn\ as possible. -UP.
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    Hack to London
    30 2 NEW YORK. Tues The Lord Mayors of five British cttlea left Mew York by air yesterday for London after a week-end tour of New York city. Renter.
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    Ships collide
    38 2 BREST. Tues— A radio mesiag« received here from the British freighter Carpio yester--.uri that she had been in rollislon off Cape FinLsterre with the German ship Henry Boece. which sar.k The crcv. were rescued. A P.
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    THIS U.S. RED FRONT FOOLED WAR LEADERS
    187 2 WASHINGTON. Tuesday. "THE UNITED STATES Government said today that i*■ she National Council of American-Soviet Friendship was a Communist front and had concealed this fact so well that it was conpratulated ny American leaders durinc the war. The late President Roosevelt, former President
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    Aid to Persia
    20 2 TEHFRAN. Tues. Persia is to receive* a further U.S. $9OOO.nnn econon.ie aid from the United States. Renter.
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    Star's wife finds mother strangled
    81 2 Star's wife finds mother strangled LONDON Tues. THE 64-YEAR-OL.p mother-in-law of ■rittci) actor Michael Rennie was f'Mincl dead in her apartment today and police said she had been strangled, apparently by a robber. The body of Mrs Violet McGrath mut discovered by 1, r daushter. Mrs. Rennie told police th^t
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    Dockers say no
    41 2 BRISBANE. Tom. Dockers in north Queensland ports would refuse to work .--hip.which might have become ra-dio-activr after U.S nydrocrn bomb tosts in the Parinc Mr. L. Phophy. an official of th^ Australian Waterside Workers' Krderation .^aid yesterday. Renter.
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    ROYAL CHILDREN MEET SOME VERY IMPORTANT APES
    164 2 i.lllKM 1 Tues. PRINCE HARLKS and Princrss Anne had the most exciting experience of their homeward journey vist<r«lav when they speiu half an hour playing with the apes mi the Rock of Gibraltar. Armed each with a handful of peanuts, the Royal children
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    Ex-Soviet agent Khokhlov tells his story in U.S.
    86 2 WASHINGTON Tues. The American Justice Department said vesterda\ that the tormer Soviet sexret police oflicer Nicolai KhokhInv h.id .irrived in the I'nited States from London 'over the week-end." He will appear before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee lull. 1 Mr. Charles (irimes
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    ZSA ZSA SAYS: `I'M ENGAGED TO RUBI'
    140 2 'But can't speak of marriag SAN FRANCISCO, i;. ACTRESS Zsa Zsa Gabor announced at bank, near here, that she has become en much married Dominican diploma: Porfiro present husband of Woolworth heiress Button. MIM Gafior. who arrived ye«tordav Iron New York in Mr.
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    Reds take lines
    29 2 Bonn rti'-s— Ti-.o taaauu have taken a million tons in railway lines from their zone oi Ocrmanjr, the institute lor Economic Research iaid yesterday -A P.
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    DESTITUTE'-SHE HADE
    13 2 EDINBURGH. Tui ■\<i spinster ten shillings and wis brought neiK»ib' .686.
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    ACCENT DOES NOT COUNT IN NEW ARMY
    147 3 ACCENT DOES NOT COUNT IN NEW ARMY LONDON, Turs. SCENES Irinn tin- Jangk war In Malaya arc heini; worked into a film which is Koing to kill the lecend thai an Oxford accent and a univereducation are essentials lor an army ollicei. \ftei being on location in Malaya and Germany,
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    Dance band leader dies
    48 3 ON. Tues. Carroll Amerlcan-born dance c!or. known to the Bri:iio public since the daya ol crystal set*, r.c. e j esterday, as became one of I band leaders to play over the radio started m 1926 with Orpheana operating Hill, first heacithe BBC— Renter
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    Two Red reasons for that shortage
    35 3 Tw o Red reasons for that shortage iNd KONG. Tues.— ChiCommunlsts were told re- why there was a shorter t-ooking oil in China winter and spring: "Transdisruption and over conption by the people." -A. P.
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    206 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday gENATOR Kstes Kolauver said in the Senate yesterday that United States leadership was now at the lowest point since the day the I'nited entered the last war. The conference at Geneva was a failure before rted. he said. "The reason lies very largely in the Senate." "We
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    `The risk is negligible'
    71 3 LONDON. Tues. The risk ol radio-activity in canned salmon imported from Russia or Japan was negligible. Dr Charles Hill, parliamentary .secretary to the Ministry of Food told the House of Commons. A conservative member had urged him to take precautions in the interests of the nations
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    Knight killed himself
    67 3 NAIROBI. Tues— A verdict of suicide while temporarily or unsound mind waa returned on Sir James Kirkoatrick who wa.; found shot throush the head at his hovi.-i near Nairobi .m April 3 Sir James Kirkpatrirk. 35 wai Assistant Game Warden in Kenya. Hla body was found at
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    Vicar, 87, dies
    39 3 LONDON, Tues. The oldesl I working clergyman in the London diocese the Rev. Aller tear of South Minima Middlesex, for 56 years, died or Saturday, aged 87. He wa.s or I riaineci 63 years ago Reutor
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    Red kidnap victim released
    95 3 Red kidnap victim released BERLIN. Tues. AN American soldier, kidnapped at gunpoint yesterday by six Communist Dolice--1 men, was released after five hours The soldier was Ma^ter-Ser-ceant Archie I. Hanson, stationed in West Berlin. The kidnapping was at the 7a hlendorf zonal frontier. > where the American sector meeti the
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    Britain warm
    14 3 LONDON. Toes. Temperaures soared into the seventies i Britain yesterday— Reuter I
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    CHAMPION CHAIRED
    37 3 HISTOKY-makniK Rafef *>anrister bj chaired by lellow medical students at St .Mary s Hospital, P.ulriinKton, London. liter he had mi the world record for thr four-minute mile Banatoter expects to qualify in September Reuter picture
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    ROYAL PRAISE FOR ROGER BANNISTER
    99 3 LONDON, Tue.s THE DUKE of Edinburgh has sent a message of congratulation to Roger Bannister who last week bec.meth.fgt man to run a mile in under f °Thc ml me.Sge was addressed to Mr Jack Crump, honorary 1 -n tary of the British Amateur Athletic
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    Don't miss that view
    47 3 Don't miss that view < lIAKI.hs CHAPLIN, minor, points out a landmark to Suvin Cook, 22-year-old actress, dm mi, a tour of Hamburg. It is rumoured that they are cengaged. haplin is to play the part of a youni; American in the film "Colombus Discovers Krahwinkel Popper picture.
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    BORDER WAR DEATH TOLL MOUNTS AS ISRAEL TALKS PEACE
    233 3 BORDER WAR DEATH TOLL MOUNTS AS ISRAEL TALKS PEACE JERI SALEM. Tuesday. 'Till death toll in the Jordan-Israel border clashes that began during the week-end, rose with charges by Jordan that eight persons were killed and four wounded in new incidents yesterday. Dr. Yousef Haikal, Jordan's senior delegate to the
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    Mau Mau terrorist must die
    137 3 Mau Mau terrorist must die LONDON, Tues.— The Privy Council yesterday rejected an appeal by an African. Jitsten. son of Klbogu. against the death sentence passed on him by the Kenya Supreme Court in February for Mau Mau terrorist activities Justen complained in his appeal that the East African appeal
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    New York honours a Chief Rabbi
    45 3 New York honours a Chief Rabbi NEW YORK. Tues— Deputy Mayor Henry Epstein presented i City citation yesterday to rhief Rabbi Jacob Kaplan of France, for "distinguished anrt sxceptior.al public, service" in the last war. Rabbi Kaplan Ls now tourinp the United States.— A P.
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    To a new life
    36 3 HAMBURG, Tues. The Panamanian steamer, Fair Sea. sailed early yesterday with 1.471 German and European emigrants for Australia Another 300 emigrants will board the vessel at Malta, shipping officials said. A P.
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    Tito man for U.N.
    31 3 BELORADE, Tups Joze Brilei. the new delegate to the United Nations from Yugoslavia left by air yesterday to t;ike up his duties in New York.— A. T.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    269 3 LONDON, Tues. ALTHOUGH lers \igour was ex- hibittxl durlnf today's dpallnts thorp wan no deterioration worthy oi r.r i'p in any of thr rtnripal groups. Closing middle prices of selected stocks, not Including stamp duty, were: LOANS Consols 67 T Funding 4^; 101 War t%% 91% BANKS Mercantile
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    LONDON TIN
    26 3 LONDON. May 11. Cash Buyers VI 1 8 Sellers £710': Forward Buyers X716: Sellers M 718: Spttl-ment £'l(\: Turnover a.m. 100 tons: p.m. tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    41 3 lONPON. May 11 -Sno! 18'-d. Jiiik IK.d. July-Sept 18 .d. Oct Dr.- 18 rl J^n -Mar 18 ,d Apr June 18 T .d M.iv rif. 17 15 1(M June elf 18d July rif. 18 1 16 d Tone: .S'f.idv.
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    Bill rejected
    37 3 WASHINGTON Tue.s. The House of Representatives yesterday rejected a Bill to permit extradition from the United States of people accused of crimes in foreign areas occupied jointly by the U S and its allies A.P.
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    More cinemas
    23 3 BONN, TUev Sin<-e 1951. the number of cinemas in West Germany has risen by 575. bringing the total to 5,200. -A.P
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    More are rescued from crime
    337 4 More are rescued from crime I PROBATION SYSTEM IS GROWING 'FAIRLY SERIOUS' OFFENDERS CINGAPORE magistrates are making increasing use of the probation system, the Secretary for Social Welfare, Mr. T. P. Cromwell, said yesterday. "As probation officers become more experienced, the courts are placing more and more faith In the
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    Mr. Chirm is improving welfare
    145 4 Mr. Chirm is improving welfare > •-< inn 11 11 in!. 1 1 in ns for IV improving Singapore's social welfare services are to be made by an international expert. He is Mr. VV. H. hinn. Social Welfare Adviser to the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Mr. Chirm spent
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    Passengers can use another bus
    107 4 Passengers can use another bus j¥ F 1 Singapore Traction Com- pany trolley bus breaks down, passengers can use other company transport to reach their destinations. This assurance was given yesterday by an S.T.C. official following a letter from a Straits Times reader who complained that an inspector had told
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    NO COUNCIL DEBATE ON RENDEL YET
    165 4 Governor to miss next meeting THE Singapore Legislative Council, which meets next Tuesday, will have to wait till a later date to hear i from the Governor. Sir John Nicoll. about his discussions in London with the Secretary of State on the 1 Rendel
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    Secretary goes to new job
    48 4 PENANG. Tues— Mr. G. W. Webb. Secretary for Chinese Affairs, left here today to take up a similar appointment in Selangor. He lias been succeeded here I by Mr. B. T. W. Stewart, former 1 Secretary for Chinese Affairs f I in Malacca.
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    Kluang picks its golden voice
    73 4 Kluang picks its golden voice KLUANG. Tues. \M ISS TAN SYE BOUEY, of Batu Pahat. won the golden voice competition In Kluang telephone exchange. Batu Pahat and Muar operators took part. Othrr winners wore Miss Lily Koh and Miss Evelyn Tan. They will challenge the winners from Johore Bahru to
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    AIRMEN AID DRAMA GROUP
    94 4 AIRMEN AID DRAMA GROUP BUTTERWORTH. Tuts. FIVE men from the Royal Air Force Station at Ma- ta Kuching will take part in Shakespeares" Macbeth to be Knted by St. Mark's School 1a Group in aid of the school fund. Three public pertormances tfill be given this week. The llrst show
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    THEY'RE SETTING A RECORD FOR ROWS
    156 4 THEY'RE SETTING A RECORD FOR ROWS THE Year of the Horse is bringing little of its legendary peace to Singapore. Figures released by the Social Welfare Department yesterday show there are more family disputes in the city than ever before. In February when the Year of the Horse began— the
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    DAY OF FREEDOM FOR ANIMALS
    215 4 DA Y OF FREEDOM FOR ANIMALS Buddhists will free hundreds PENANG. Tuesday. HUNDREDS or oirds and animals will be set tree next Monday when Buddhists here celebrate Wesak Day (birthday of Buddha). The same night, over 10.000 devotees will take part in a flower and lantern procession from the Hong
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    £1 MILLION BORNEO WHARF
    113 4 v new wli.it 1 .it >.ina.iK.ui V Borneo, which is to tMI 81 million will be built tit h<Mi*t tr:id>. he contmrt u:»s signed b> Ku.irt and Comp;tn>. Sint:»pore, last week and the wharf is rxpcrtod t» bf completrd by nr\t February. 1 will provide bOO
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    54 4 JO! fHENG AT CHEW make a statpmr..' Si. 30 months gaol In 1 ft lnt< On April 17 whei travelling In a si >hp was searched bMortan and special i Rahmat. Ptc Mortan found b ickot with a wiiirh was four;; I ri.e Etahmat also to in bucket which
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    Theft alleged
    72 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Senp; Chuan, 18. toda: trial m the Fir.st M Court to stealins brlonfrinc to I M Kirn tho Pavilion Thcattr on Bund He was grant* The June 6. Broke curfew JOHORE BAHRU, bring out of door> d few hours on Yew K tatr. Tiram Knk Thr
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    29 4 Xl I \M. Turv— A t.i. k«<d thrcr »om.n UPI" >- at Tint nulr. .lalan M.msmu this NMrnlac. U'ai Prrk l.im l«, w ll ll l I I I
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    135 4 j^EIGHBOiKs armed with s ti!F homes early today when Yeans, shouted for help 'had entered his bouse in Aiimim Ko;ni. The robbers hit Chi when he tried to raise scious. Thr robbers cash and jewellery. but the robbers had 0 Their haul included i jewellery Rifts to Cheah i
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    Bus carried 18 excess passengers
    84 4 Bus carried 18 excess passengers RAl!; KEHAR Singh, man the »-in Seonsr BuLtd. Ra'.ib. was fined of $650 for three tral cc.i. He pleaded guilty. B For allowing a btu 18 passengers more mittec 1 he was fined 1501 two months' caol. i For allowing the btu I c driven
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      336 4 m« I **>>•• .Henry IV' (10). Vw 4- -> 4- f- I irMAC r^CC\ll/M>/i ~<>. Move a U tie way (4>. OTiaiTS limes 28 /utmnonws dog-. «>. 29. Punishment for going fast (8). nUgTi l^^J2 L^,|3 I^4 Ks^s riiifs DOWN <^ JHI I" s K < 1 Omie explorer .4..
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    OFEA T IN COMMITTEE FOR ND FREEZE BILL
    197 5 i vote tipped llie scales mmittee of the Hngapore LeffeUh jected, by I majority vote land values in the Colony, nderstands. the committee; for amend- [tion Ordinance, aims to speculators moving in 1 olony's Master Plan is dished. understood that three vn
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    NEW PLAN TO TRAIN COLONY FIREMEN
    78 5 THE Singapore City Fire Department has proposed instructional sound films be uspd to train every aspect Ore-fighting. a ftre chief. Mr. J. G. siders that such films i:\idends in the re intelligent handlaily fire situations by Mks. City Council approvU have to provide funds
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    All students MUST sign for service by tonight
    175 5 ALL Singapore stud- onts liable for national service must regtster by tonight, when the registration period ends, or they will be prosecuted. They must register whether or not they intend to seek deferment or exemption. Maximum penalty for failure to register i.s
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    Art show to aid youths
    94 5 Oil and water-colour paintincs and industrial designs by Mist P.T. Liang, craduate of the Columbia University, will be on show at the Singapore Youth Council hall. 145. Orchard Road, from tomorrow to May 22 between 9.30 a.m. and 6 30 p m. Patron of the
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    New school for Slim village
    54 5 IPOH, Tues.— The people of Slim River New Villace cot a r.rw Chinese school over the week-end when the Assistant District Officer, Inche Abdul Malid bin Mohd. Yusouf. declared open a $28,000 building to accommodate 200 children. The people raised $6,000 of this money. The
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    4 hurt as lorry, truck crash
    34 5 IPOH. Tues. Four men were injured, one seriously, when a military truck and a civilian lorry collided in front of the Perak Secretariat in Douglas Road this afternoon.
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    AIR VICE MARSHAL AKERMAN VISITS AIRMEN'S FAMILIES
    149 5 T<HK VIH ANMVF.RSAKV parade of the Ro\al Air Force Regiment (Malaya), to have been held at the R A.F. station (.'hangi, Singapore, yesterday, was cancelled due to heavy rain. A hockey match agiinst the Malay Regiment .scheduled to be played on the padang
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    Clerk accused of office breaking
    158 5 COURT TOLD OF ALARM EE TECK HAN. a clerk with Henry Waugh and Co.. Singapore, was charged yesterday with breaking into their office in Cecil Street at 8.30 p.m. on Jan. 20. The office is on the upper floor of the Netherlands Trading Society building.
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    Today's Radio SINGAPORE
    156 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7.15 a.m. Time Signal and openIng Announcement; 7! 6 Morning 7 :;5 Melody 8.00—8.30 Invitation to 57 English Schools Broad--11.10 EntMish ScfaOOU 1.00 p.m. Pri S unmary; 1.01 Dance Music; IJO Ncwi 1.48 Lunchin; 200 English Schools ,i mi lime Sinn.il and Summary; .■> oi Tm» :nr.
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    Council rejects cinema plan
    48 5 A Singapore City Council ommittee has reiected an ppllcatlon for permission to 1 ile! a new enema at the unction of Seransoon ana )v. en roads. The committee agreed with he Traffic Police that the unsuitable and would 01 provide sufficient space for '"Vine
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    All must go to these meetings
    133 5 PENANCi, Tues. ALL MALES over thr age of 12 j in Paya Terubong. Penara Bukit. Ayer It im and thr surrounding: areas have hern ordered to assemble with their identity cards at whichever or the followint; pi i. <-s is most convenient nir them
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    Offices to close
    73 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. I Government Offices in Selangor will be closed on Thursday, the birthday of the Sultan of Selangor. The offices of the Federation Government in Kuala Lumpur will also observe the holiday. Had samsu: $500 For having a six gallons of illicit samsu at the
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    Five women are missing
    57 5 Five women were reported missing from their homes in 1 Singapore yesterday. They are: One Siew Lan. 14. of Jalan Besar. Lim Joo Tiew, 23. of Mandai Road. Nancy Kiong, 16, of Race Course Road, Ne Guek Ere, 26, of I West Hill Road, and Lav
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    Adviser going on leave
    32 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. M. J. Hayward. British Adviser, 1 Trengganu. is going on leave to Britain ;n July Mr. J. F. Hannynpton will become acting British Adviser.
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    Retiring
    24 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— Mr. G. W. S. Seed, Director of Audit, is retiring next week. Mr. Seed joined the Government service in 1921.
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    Mr. Serpell got his old egg story awfully scrambled, they say
    250 5 "ANOTHER Helliwell" was how several Singapore Chinese yesterterday described a BBC correspondent. Christopher Serpell. Serpell rer,orted from New York recently that "one thousand year old eggs from China" were served at a dln- ner held by the Explorers' Club.
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    FAIR TO MARK CENTENARY
    96 5 The 100 th anniversary of Singapore Volunteer Corps will unofficially start on July 1 3 when officers will entertain other ranks at a fair at the Bcacta Road headquarters. More than 200 officer^ and men will be on the annivei iary parade. After the presentation of
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    TRADING BOSS ON FORGERY CHARGE
    255 5 TRADING BOSS ON FORGERY CHARGE KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. THE proprietor of a trading company was alleged at a preliminary inquiry in the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate's Court today to j have forged a Forestry Department grading cer- < tificate by altering the, cubic capacity with intent to use it for
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    Bid to speed up stamping
    58 5 Singapore Government is seeking approval for the use of mechanical means to improve and speed up its preient stamping system. A Government spokesman yesterday said that a bill, to be introduced in the Legislative Council, would permit the use of mechanical means other than the
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    Youths charged
    43 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Tan Chuan Hock. 19. and Lee Seng Kiang 18. of the Lee Pineapple Factory, were allowed bail in the police court pending trial on a charge of committing extortion by putting Loo Chan Yoke in fear of injury.
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    Moved food
    30 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Ne Lye. of Singapore, was at Kota Tinngl fined $200 or two months' gaol for movine foodstuffs in the Pence rane area without a permit.
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      66 5 *E SINGAPORE DIARY BINGAPOBI mi >«»< Ro d M F m judo bodybuilding and rteSa^ 8 81 n I; X UN ivn mr HTHMUA CAMPAIGN: pen. ANII children brimmunity ocntrt, > P"' Krcrn Aver Prtn- uJ Tl.m K Bahru. Oood, Heady Fnr I lt /'Rd 8 a nY to noon.
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    DEATH
    32 6 2H Wardt UD (minimum) MR. AND MRS. DAVID ATKINS resret to announce the sudden timh of their beloved daughter. fiu^an Jane. ;iveri :0 months, on the al'nrnoon ol 10th May. 1954.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    34 6 It H'orrf* til) (minimum) MR. AND MRS. A. I. Sivalinjam wi!-h to thor.k all friends and relaho sent valuable presents and rencereci assistance on the occasion of their afcrrtega on Mil May, 1954.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    197 6 RTwrfl minimum) FOLIOW rEDAN"! F pry r.iv in the 'Malay Mail' :f ou want to win thai t.vnoo word puzzle. SHOWING AT MADELINES A new consignment of Millinery rv.-r*- from $21 00. GfFT? Not nine man ideal than p Diplomat Shirt with new style collar in Olft Box Diplomat
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. May 12, 1954. The Peace Of Asia
    780 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. May 12, 1954. The Peace Of Asia ion in the garments of virtue; still less does it condemn collective security against the attempt to impose Communism in Asia by force of arms. Western policy in Asia since the second world war needs no j apology.
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    Ceylon's Rubber
    249 6 It is a little odd that the question of Ceylon's rubber apparently should occupy so much attention in preliminary talks on the possibility of a programme of American aid I The United States' offer of help is reported to be conditional on the stoppage of supplies of Ceylon
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    National Service
    211 6 The 19-year-old apprentice [who was the 23.000 th Singa-j pore youth to register for National Service probably spoke for most of them when he said: "I cannot honestly s;iy I am enthusiastic for I have never known army life. But I shall try to like it, and do
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    Why Britain must retain the 'Rock of Gibraltar'
    1106 6  -  The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have just visited Gibraltar on the last stage of their Commonwealth tour. Britain has held the fortress for 250 years. This article gives the historical background to this vital base and tells THE fundamental interA
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    'Put schools registration on systematic basis'
    222 6 r[E FRANTIC attempts i nf narrnte tn sppk ador parents io seeK aa mittanoe for their chil- > dren in schools is a sad reflection on unsystematic registration. I Armed with trie child's birth certificate 'obtained after great i trouble from t!ie Rogi-strar of!
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    'Malaya must preserve its various cultures'
    326 6 I AGREE with Mr. Chen Tet-Fo that "the thing we must learn is not to look to anybody or any country, but to work for the independence of Malaya. where all races may be able to preserve their own laWCUftfei and cultures. There is
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    Union rules do not have `nationality'
    164 6 T<HE LETTER from Kay Ktwcll. .secretary of the Singapore Musicians' Union, regardinc the violinist Fen Gyor is more than merely misleading. I have a copy of the rules, and as it should be in the world ot mu.Mt there Ls no mention of the
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    Explanation is sought
    56 6 MR. S. Rajaratnam has replied evasively to Mr. T. K. Chuan's letter. This makes his denunciation as "quislings" of Malayans who work with the Government all the more shocking. I hope Mr Rajaratnam will give a serious explanation of a serious matter which his position entitles us
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    He wants lower L-driver fees
    98 6 rpHE fee for a Learner driver's licence has been raised Irom $2 to $10. Deeptte this thrrr are hundreds of applicants a day. As far as I know, some people take up driving, hoping if they lose their jobs to turn professional drivers. Some hope
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    Singapore and the demand for opium
    154 6 SHOULD like to correct a statement in which I am reported to have said that there Ls an increase in the amount of opium reaching Singapore. This is not the case. There is, however* a steady flow of opium to meet the demand which
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    Nine Rulers pay tribute to Templers
    420 7 Sultan reads farewell message at Istana dinner. UUI&TAJWIISIG, VALUABLE WORK FOR MALAYA' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday QENERALSIR GERALD TEMPLER, the High Commissioner, heard tributes tonight from the nine Malay Rulers when he and Lady Templer were guests of honour at a dinner given by the
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    Councillor may go to Kenya talks
    109 7 Councillor may go to Kenya talks 4 Nominated Legislative A Councillor. Mr. P. F. ilr Souza. is expected to represent Singapore at the conference and ccneral meetlini <>f the ommonwcalth Parliamentary Association in Nairobi, Kenya, diirinc \iuusl and September. He attended a similar conference in New Zealand in [95t. Mr.
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    Ambulance unit forms branch
    37 7 PEREMBAN, Tues. A »1 the St. John AmA.soriatlon has been Len?geng. re President. Mr. secretary, Inche i bin Haji Abdul rer, Inche Mohabin Budin. comPhun Kok T.ui, bin Haji Abdul ■he Hashim bin
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    20 7 Isity College of Hull V ■rkshire. Ho has been in Malaya since 1949. The past will be advertised d
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    Scraper used on youth
    80 7 A Singapore youth was m.intine an ice-cream barrow in return for some buns and coffee on Monday morning. ■•> hen another youth appeared and »te up the buns. A fisht followed during which the second youth used I scraper and hurt the first I boy. Police
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    Progressives call meeting
    75 7 The Singapore Progressive Party plans to form a party I district committee in East I Ward A meetinc will be held at the home of Mr. John Laycock. a vice-president, at Still Road at 4.30 p.m. on Sunday. New chairman JOHORE BArii-U. Tue.v Mrs. R.K.A. Bruce has
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    After this —no friends in 'L' cars
    92 7 After this no friends in 'L' cars i SINGAPORE police yesterO day warned that action wtli now be taken against any learner driver carrying passengers. The crace period, granted on May l for 'L' drivers to get acquainted with the new regulations, has been withdrawn. Warning! too. will so to
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    REUNITED—THE END OF A THIRTEEN-YEAR SEARCH
    164 7 REUNITED— THE END OF A THIRTEEN-YEAR SEARCH Now they seek third sister FUR 13 years a Chinese girl searched for her two sis* trrs. Yesterday she found one of them. The reunited sisters are Chia Ah Nooi. 30. and Ah Kow. 23, now Mrs. Henry Lim. The missing lister is
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    MARRIED ATIS,HE HAD TOO MANY WORRIES
    180 7 7 tried to steal food for my wife 9 sld a Singapore court yesnarriase and its responsiliI A 17-YEAR-OLD youth tc terday that an early n ties led him to attempt th( Ng Lim told the Fourth Police Magistrate. Inche A. W. Ghow.N that
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    Taximen appeal to Minister
    130 7 Taximen appeal to Minister KUALA LUMPUR Tues KELANTAN taxi men have appealed to the Federation Member for Transport for; more taxis to be licensed in the State. ThLs would eliminate the 1 pirate taxis, they said. They several applica- I tions for taxi Dermits had been reiected by the Kelantan
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    Dance girl shows a torn licence
    137 7 A DANCE hostess, Cheok Yoke Chan, who was arrested at 1215 a.m. on April 17, on a charge of driving a Mr without a licence, yesterday i KVoT^Tb/eni-n two I weeks by thr magistrate, Mr. I Howe Yoon Chong, to produce j the licence
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    Girl put on probation
    65 7 A cir I. Tan Hong Peng alias I Tan How Choo, who pleaded j guilty to driving a car on Nov. 4 while under disqualification j and not covered by third party insurance, was placed on two years' probation in Singapore yesterday. Tan. a former translator
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    Armed robbery alleged
    41 7 Pakin Suppiah wa s charged in Singapore yesterday with robbing a woman of jewellery and cash worth $309 at 11 am on Saturday at Changl Road while armed with a revolver. He was remanded in custody until Friday.
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    Tapper accused of 2 murders
    64 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. T.R. Raman, a toddy tapper on the REM Estate, Plentong, was remanded here today on a charge of murdering his wife, Leelawathi and his brother, Chandan. Postponed KUALA LUMPUR Tve a Tomorrow's meeting pt the Rubber Industry's Joint Work- i ing Party
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    FIVE YEARS FOR THE SOBBING ROBBER
    112 7 SOBBING in the dock of yesterday. 20-year-old with causing hurt while cc was a frame-up. A hawker, Goh Keng Song, said that at 2 a.m. on March i 9 Woon and two other Chinese I ate at his stall and refused to pay. He
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    233,729 were registered
    26 7 Registered vehicles in Singapore at the end of April totalled 233.729 motor-cars, 32.395; bicycles 168,565; motor- cycles 6.938. taxis 1.714. and trishas 4.411.
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    War Dept. men prepare ultimatum
    143 7 War Dept. men prepare ultimatum KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. rE WAR DEPARTMENT Civilian Staff Association will issue an ultimatum to the Command Secretary of II i} Malaya if he does not reply by the end of the week to the association's protest against the withdrawal of free transport. Mr S.J.H. Zaidl,
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    `The Limping One' is shot dead at dawn
    229 7 `The Limping One' is shot dead at dawn ARCH COMMUNIST OF RAWANG KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. "T*HE Limping One." arch Communist in the Rawang district of North Selangor, was shot dead at dawn today. He was Chen Kirn Tou, alias Pai Chai. branch committee secretary of the terrorist organisation on Rciu;^n<T
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    New bail bid for teacher fails again
    86 7 MR. R. C. H. Lim made another vain attempt to get bail for Dong Chui Ling when his case came up for mention in Singapore yesterday. Dong, headmaster of St. Andrew's Middle School, was accused of the attempted murder of his wife, Peony,
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    Reward for 25 years' service
    44 7 PENANG, Tues— Mr. Gee Foon Boon, a storekeeper for Nestles Products (M>. Ltd.. was presented with a wrist watch and a certificate yesterday for 25 years' service with the firm by the Penang branch manger. Mr. V. S. Nargang.
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    RUBBER MAGNATE TO STUDY PROBLEMS
    128 7 A Canadian synthetic rubber magnate said In Singapore yesterday that he would mor' Malayan natural rubber producers to nnd out their problems. He hoped his talks would lead to better understanding b* twef-n the two groups. Mr. E. R. Rowzci one of the Canadian delegate!
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    Inspector is cleared
    83 7 Police Inspector A. Gopalan attached to "A" Division was acquitted of negligent driving in the Singapore first traffic poiice court yesterday. It was alleged that Gopalans car collided with a motor cyclist at the junction of Lavender Street and Kempas Read at 9 p.m. on Au~. 30.
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      151 7 The weather MINIMI'M TEMPERATIRh: 1 7 30 pm. on May 10 to 7.30 pm. 1 1 1 Singapore 76 degrees, rviians "5. Kota Bahru 74. Kuala Lumpur 74. Tpoh 71 Kuantan 75 M \X 1 M TIMPKRATI RK: (7 30 am. to 7.30 p.m. on May 11 1 Singapore 84
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    Windsor Castle, loveliest of all Royal
    1539 9 Windsor Castle, loveliest of all Royal TIMES special FEATURE f Ui a., W uctn ciizaoeth s stately homes, none has happier memories for f than the ancient pile of Windsor Castle, whose great stone towers )attlements look down on the winding reaches of the Thames, 25 |es from London. Here
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      174 9 b 'ii\ i I illflHUifl^VAT^QN N 5UFPERIN6 V NOT DON T BE "V RANK. 5ENSA*IGN "i IthiS LETTER SHOULP Bill' II I I11MI f MBI VC 5 U I FROM A FATiCk'E BLASE THE ALiSM, WATSON WMF T YOUR CURlOSlTy E'l I '/NEEDN'T 6NEAIC >(0OUT LIKE A I FATI6UE WATSON
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    SHARE MART IS STATIC
    246 10 Rubber and tin drop CINCJXPORE Share Market yesterday was re- ported to be almost at a standstill awaitins some outcome from the Cleneva talks on IndoChina and the prices of both rubber and tin iel.l. Rubber which at one stage was steadied' by the stiffness of
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    Singapore Shipping
    169 10 Ships lyine alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or exper ted today are: Noreverett 12, Santhia 4 5. Aloe CP, Polydorus 6 7, Nantes 89. Agaki Maru 11. Tatsumlya Maru 13 14. Benalder 15 16. Leverku-en 18. Kyoritsu Maru 19 20,1 Tung Song N. Wall 6. Laiwui N.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    118 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per picui were Copra: unchanged; May $32 buyer*. $32'.. sellers; June $31 buyers. Ml>i sellers. Coconut oil: unchanged, dull; $55 sellers Pep;*r steady: eaa reported, white pepper up $5; Muntok white $265. Sarawak $260. Lampong black $225. Lewis and Peat: closing price:
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    170 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported that: "All sections of the local share market were again irregular with business almost at a standstill pending the outcome of some definite pointer from the Geneva t;- Iks.'' Members of the Association reported the following buiiness done >esterday: Fraser and Ne-..ve
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    RUBBER PRICES
    169 10 r'.o-ert in Singapore last rents a lb. for May r.rst grade, a d:op of three eighths of ,i cent rompaieri with Monday's closing price. The iv.arkr: ojiened round the ,sn ccnti level but steadied up to *0 (en;:. uhen the terms of the Vietminh .'or a caaaa fire
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    Australian stocks
    154 10 MEI BOURNE. Tues. Market"! showed more s-renuth on the Stock Exchanue today thoush the mining section was .still uncertain Loan 3\' 1356-59 £94/Loan 3V 1956-5!) US 6 3 -£3 1 3 APM (New i 18 5 Bank of NSW £37 J 4 -18 Aust Consol Ind 43 6
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    31 10 On the net- exchange market in dona Kong m- lOOaf in MM) 1.175 for -ash and 5.7625 fn, Starling .-as quoicd nt 16.73 and jne tacl of yold it
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      364 10 NOTICES NOTICE otlce is hereby given that the Siv'^i Annual GeneraJ Meeting of tfc ."eachers Union of Perak will be hf Saturday. 12th June, 1954. Order of the Council, CHIN SEX LIM, Hon. General Secretary. THE PENANG TURF CLUB SIVMKR MEETING. 1954 SATURDAY. 29TH MAY, 1951 IHI RSDAY, 3RD JUNE.
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      261 10 NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF Till: COLONY OF SINGAPORE ISLAND OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 77 of MM. RE: RANBIR SINGH SACIinKV, o Maghar Sirirh Sachdrv, trading as Jeet Brothers Kxparte: LB S\Y <>.. LTD. Judgment Creditors. NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that a Bankruptcy Notice has
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      254 10 NOTICES SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB A Dinner-Dance H Oiien Ouesi Night will be held nn Saturday, l.ith May to welcome home the Water Polo and Swimmine Sertion rf the Singapore Asian Game? Contingent. Members are requested to make table reservations as soon as jjosslble. V. CHITTY Secretary 11.5.54. NOTICE Re BEDOK
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      1266 10 NOTICES SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST The closlpt daH for tenders for the supply nnri Installation of one elevator plan! lor 1 block of 7 storey tenements at Manila Street Victoria Street will bp Frlri.v., 18th June. 1954 and no: Totaday 18th May, as previously advertised. NOTICE Notice is hereby given tli.i
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    The Magic Pills
    818 12 AH Kirn and Keng Wee soon recovered from the shattering experience they had endured at the hands of Captain Crosbie and once they realised they were none the worse for their trip into the past they became curious about the rest of the pills in the scarlet
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    A POPULAR STAMP
    332 12 MA. K. J. dc iiilva hi MM a stamp which I am ntre WiU be of great interest t<* you all. It is a commemorative stamp issued to mirk the visit to Ceylon of our prnciivn Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip. The stamp is printed in an
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    HAVE A LAUGH
    140 12 r'O fortune tellers met early one morning. "Good day." said one to the other. You're very well. How am I?" What a long time you've been Ismail," said Mother. I thought I told you to hurry back." Ye.s mother, but you didn't trli me to hurry there."
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    Cut out these pieces
    247 12 Dor F-vs and Girls, The Idst i gsaw puzzle contest was s^ p-vpul.tr that I th'ußt-t we »->(jld have an-o*-cr th WMk. T'ne five odd shares y->u see here Wn a oicturp I want v<">u to cut them out and arrange them < lust as you
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    Our Question Box Corner
    302 12 Our Question Box Corner YOU told us about animals communicatinc with rach other," says A. Retnam. of Singapore, "but how do they understand what we say to them? Animals learn to a certain extent by repetition For instance, a dot; will soon get to know the meaning of the word
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      14 12 c. c. c. Collect six of these coupons to }otn the Children's Comer Cluh.
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    SINGAPORE YOUTH BOXERS WILL DO WELL IN BRITAIN
    466 13 SINGAPORE YOUTH BOXERS WILL DO WELL IN BRITAIN SAYS SENTINEL R K< ENTLY i v;atrhed the semi-finals and finals 'f the Knglish Schools hoxiny: championships. And, as is almost always the case with tournaments pf this sort, it was worth every permy and more of the price ot a seat.
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    Johore Bahru F.A. officials
    77 13 JOHOKK IWlllir riM I Johore Bahni Pootoall 'rm-latlon has decided to ttarl the 1t. 4 nccer d Cup com tetltloni MOO a.s tac Mal.,y faatUg mimtii The A.sMx-iat ion's officials for Ihi season are: President in.-i-e Bulelman bin Ja'alam; Vice-president Inche Ahmad bin Haji A II
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    NEW OFFICIALS OF L. WANDERERS
    65 13 oi Latin Wanderen tl the recent annual general are: President: M Noonti: vice-prp«.i-dent: H. A. Kadir H. Ha.ssatr imn M. Noor Hnontll kaal bon. secntary: IT— 1| Aish.u! no-i treasurer: Mohd Vatnn Dohoa; bon auditor: Jalii Ma nap Committee' A Rahman I)alb.<sha. Amiii Talb. Ridzvna
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    SR A SHOOT EVENT TO PERREAU
    62 13 II C Pi'i! ran won the Hnfapot* Rifle Association SR ibi spoon shnof with a score of 94 on Sunday UtcbeU <9i i *ai Urn .s h la) winner while In the handicap event*, R S :»f. 'lamplin i liMßil. U lirst m I
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    SPORTS DIARY
    56 13 ■oocn S.HIIK A. Lraicue. l»iv. Ii OTBCi i li;ul«-ir(l Kank. OcytMfi I»IV. 2. I mil Bat. i IJU, ki oiind IHV. 3: Thornvrroft v (alilr and Win-lrss. SRC pad.uit; Koltrrdam Kou(UaaV Famr Park; Kant Asiatic v \li\andra BfMlwarka, S( C. p«--,1.., r; KI .SKKVK U \<-l t -imr
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    SERVICES LEAGUE
    42 13 HAF Cli;iiit_l Acre lieid to a 2-2 draw t>y hasc In ii United Serving Dlv. 1 leuKUe soccer garm yesterday In another Dlv. 1 fixture. RNAS kH| beat RE 4-3 HAMC lw.il HN Kranjl 4-3 !n n Dlv. 2 match
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    One change in England
    220 13 I.ONDON, lue». L^NCiLANUb soccer sdectors ys- a terday named 'he lollovi'.ne 'earn for the match ,»>:*iiiM Vn^n--I.i'i. In Belgrade on May 16. Gilbert Morrlclc (Btrmlnfham) Ron BUatforth iHudtersfWldi. Ro- tit-r Byinc |lfanchCßt«r United.: Billy Wilyh! .Wolves, captain.. Sill Owen il.uloni, Jimmy Dickinson' ■IV; Mi-.outhi; Tom l
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    MOREA, PATTY IN ITALIAN FINAL
    177 13 ROMS, 'i "<■■ I'MflC/IK MOHi:A l«l 'li'iiy lia- I 1^ l>rii In Itunntni Of at upset tl, TIM flnak "I [laltan International teonll tourna- lay Overro m '"l:v defeated America „i,w, I i Va, two »ndla half-hour maid, l", n;r l ta U th. en^j
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    Cricketer who holds Yorks record dies
    94 13 Cricketer who holds Yorks record dies 111 IIIIKKMIII.I). Tuev /<KOK<.| Herbert Hirst. »ne ul Ihe world* K i-rat«st erickrt all-rounders, died at Hmldcc sti.lri vrstrrdav. He was U n.its old. Ilii-l who plaM-cl Im \.nkslili. and BagKMi hrtwern IXSM .mil Ittt, linishril his i.im-.t uith total of 1,7X1 v. ii
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    RAJAJI VICTORY
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    Worcester follow on, score 156-1
    323 13 WORCESTER, Tuesday. \1'»IR( FSTKKSHIKK looked like forcing a draw wilh Pakistan when, at lunch today, the final day. they needed only 54 runs with nine wickets in hand to make their opponents bat again. At the Interval Worcestershire were 1M lor one after following on
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    American B.A. want Dave Freeman to lead Thomas Cup team
    332 13 A MfCRH'AN badminton officials are doing their best to persuade Dr. Dave Freeman, the former All-' Kncland and American singles champion, to come out of retirement and help the I'niti-cl States in next .war's Thomas I'up tournament, smi Mr. Lim
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    Misson hat-trick against S.R.C.
    306 13 Kovers 5; S.K.C 1 DOVBBB SPORTS Club, fresh from their 4—l triumph over Star Soc<rrites a fortnight ago, put up another fine all-round display to score a s—l5 1 vie-' tory over Singapore Recreation Club in a SAFA, first division league game at Jalan Besar stadium
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    68 13 Jacks Sports Club will pla> a friendly table tennis game atainsChinese YMCA at Selegie Road nn Friday at "..30 p.m. Then te«rr will be: Singles loh Tuck Nam. Ie HeO| Fei. Teo Sin Kong. I tm Ch* Tm Ban Chons On; Ch ie rfeaUß and
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    19 13 IN SAFA Dl\ 3A leasue mat between Yotinp Ompaninn* ay.c. kmi MkenM tor WOOCH emuiKi vesfrrday postponed
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    530 14 Josker II fighting fit after Ipoh iniury fißJlfllPpft^^-:''^^^^ lOSKER 11, a bright Governor's Cup prospect, strode out faultlessly in a half mile spin with stablemate One Three One on the training track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Joskcr II was merely cantering alongside r.is i galloping companion at the finish,
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    69 14 LONDON. Tues. RO<;EK BANNISTER announced yesterday that he mill return to trie trark on May 20 and may add the world half-mile record to his monumental 3: 59.4 mark. The lanky. 24-year-old medical student said he would run the half mile lor London I nlverslty against
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    473 14 LONDON, Tuesday. I ANCASHIKK and Nottinghamshire had the tinction ol being first to gain two-day victories in the new county cricket season which continu bright sunshine yesterday, i Somerset! "new look" sidr I showed complete inability I I piay the legbrcaks of Au.-tr.i-lian
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    280 14 Bag by has a good one in Argyll i R<^ 11. Builder ,late B.unr 1 and KnterUiner 1 late Time 1 Tabl* three newcomers entered foi the May Meeting at Bukit Timah f were winners as two-year-olds last MM Argyll, a bay gelding, is nlcel> bred. He is by that
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    252 14 SIX CLASS TWO horses haw boon promoted tn Clfttt One according to the latest S.R.A. list of classifications. They include Sovereign and Prosperity two new horses who scored fine victories fci Bukit Timah In March and at Kuala Lumpur la.st week. The ■>th»;rs me Singing Master
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