The Straits Times, 23 May 1954

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23 44 The Straits Times
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    15 23 PLIMBNTA in Malay* THE SUNDAY TIMES No. 978. SINGAPORE, SI'NDAY, MAY 23, 1954. 15 CENTS
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    STUDENTS DECLARE SIEGE AT HIGH SCHOOL
    610 23 Weeping Singapore mothers plead at the barricades Police stand by powerless pARLY this morning all was quiet at the Chung Cheng High School in Goodman Road, Singapore, where about 2.500 Chinese schoolboys and girls have barricaded themselves, in defiance of the order of their
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    [Anxious head
    28 23 Mr. Chiung Chu Lin. principal Chun:; CK-nz High ctured .if the ichool -n with .1 g'avc 11 the .ictivificj of Hie who hid barri'.adcd school compound.
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    'Aid the students or die'
    119 23 Death threat to Chuang Chu Lin ||R. CHUANG CHU LIN. principal of the Chung Cheng High school, has received a death threat let- > which he believes was written by "a body of irresponsible students." untlen in Chinese. Ivered to him i>> ing lold the
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    THE 25,000 WHO CAN BE PROUD
    130 23 CIFTEEN Chinese students registered for National Service yesterday and disassociated themselves from the demand tor total exemption made by their colleagues in the Chinese High School and Chung Cheng High School. The> were among 101 youths who .signed on before reßutraK tion closed at
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    3 killed in crash
    36 23 WELLINGTON. Sat.— Three ptlMnmtl aboard a New Zealand National Airways plane were reported missing and believed killed in a landing crash today at Wellington. Twentysix of the l!!l a hoard MHp <1
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    Students make 3 demands
    103 23 STUDENTS" delegation conferred with representatives of the Press la.st night and said they had three demands. l'h< v want the principals and board of directors of all the right Chinese high schools affected to explain the reason for advancing their holidays. Phey also w;fnt the authorities
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    FRENCH FIGHT BACK IN DELTA BATTLES
    179 23 r r.HF French High Command announced today French Union troops m the Red River delta have hit back -hard. A big French striking force supported by tanks and warplanes knifed deep Into the rebel-infested r re fields between Phuly ai.J Nam Dlnh and inflicted
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    Rescued after 11 hours in sea
    43 23 HONOLULU. Iftt Four >nrvivors of the right -man crew of a crashed US. Navy patrol piano VHV rcM'iicfl from tht Pactnc by a Navy LST yesterday after driftinß for more than 11 hours In a rubber lllcralt
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    Scientist says H-Bomb is out of date
    193 23 Scientist says H-Bomb is out of date LONDON. Saturday. NOBKI. prize- winnins physicist F Powell said today there is "no reason" to prevent building bombs thai "greatly" exceed the power of the hydrogen bombs exploded by the lulled States in the Pacific. •■The uranium Itomb is already ""I of date"
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    Barriers at Goodman Road
    43 23 MASKED pupils labovd put up barricades of desks, chairs and corrugated iron at Chung Cheng High School. The Commissioner of Police. Mr. Nigel Morris, and a Singapore Police Magistrate. Mr. T. Kulasekaram (right) discuss the situation outside the school.
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    14-POINT PLAN ON KOREAN POLL
    182 23 Reds are sure to reject South Korean demands GENEVA. Saturday. SOUTH Korea finally agreed today to elections throughout the divided Korean peninsula, but laid down conditions which the Communists are sure ro reject. I In o iiKu.Kh hutnri' th.. 10- In a .sp< ieh before
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    Last furlong winner
    90 23 >TEVEK A BLANK, ridden oy I E Clark .shot throuith trie middle in the la>t furlong to beat Cinema II iMulleyi by two lenxth.s to win the Oov- > rnnr s Cup RM run over one .tiid a quarter nule.s in L'mln in I laoa -it Bukit
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    STAR SUSPENDED
    42 23 lloi. l YWOOO, Sat Curly- 1 haired film star Jeff Chanell. r was misjii nd.d by Univ. lnti rnaii 'inl studios jrctW i day when hr refused to play thr leading rolr in "FMvp BrldI gea To Trass"' UP. i
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    Alliance hopes for election talks with Gen. Templer
    352 23 Alliance hopes for election talks with Gen. Templer THE last hope of the Malayan delegation which went to Britain in an unsuccessful attempt to get a three-fifths elected Legislative Council under the new constitution is now pinned upon an interview they are having with the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald
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    THE FRENCH LINE NOT FOR CATHOLICS
    55 23 ROME Bal I Film Centre which examin< 'all films shown :n the count rv vesterdav fnrbarie Cathnllea In i see Jane Russell's The Fr<iuh Line." The Centre > rklj on new fllm.s said the ptetun 'was "excluded for Catholics I because of the licentious
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    2 SHARE $ 5,000 CONTEST
    66 23 2 SHARE 5,000 CONTEST i Times Word Pu:rle "Z", who will each receive $2,500 They 2rc R. Copala P llai. r .'o N Rachavan ir Dispensary. Central Electricity Board. Kuala Lumpur and Chconc Fook Hoc, 1728/2 Peel Place. Kuala Lumpur. Another word punle begins m the Straits Times tomorrow. Full
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    GOT DOPE IN COLONY GAOLED
    68 23 IBS 'V* Mi r\O !"rm< r >h;p >'■ w. rc m tttt need to prison r their part in i USSMO.OOO heroin Into thi United States fp>m Slngaporr h nteneed to a Ihn v. ar term <-iri a 08$1 «w> fine ,:!<!•. I LOS >•■
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    NOW I KNOW WHY THEY WANTED TO KILL THIS MAN
    1903 24 NOW I KNOW WHY THEY WANTED TO KILL THIS MAN lan Colvin continues his inquiry into the espionage web FRANKFORT. Sat. THIS amazing skyserapA or city which is the capital of nrw America in Europe has revealed to me some astonishing secrets about the Web Around Us. At this centre
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    HE CRUSADED AGAINST DRUGS
    418 24 A YOUNG British pollc» officer helped to round up tramps in Egypt. Five hundred of them trembling, ragged, and glassy-eyed were taken to police stations in Cairo. Mostly they were picked up while scavenging in dustbins for food Everv man was a heroin addict. From that
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      145 24 This could be xou n a Jontzeri I j r^ M All the new Jintzens have this all-dimenjior altogether amiung fit. "Carousel", he- _N creation is in a wonderful new nylon c' is boned and cuffed. "Casino" his woven an inside draw-cord and pocket. Prices v as ever, so more
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    BIG CHANCES AHEAD IN RADIO MALAYA
    437 25 English programmes to be drastically revised National broadcasting on the way SUNDAY TIMES RADIO REPORTER N answer to numerous complaints and in preparation for the new transMalayan Very High Frequency link which will toon bring simultaneous broadcasting to this country. Radio Malaya has drastically
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    44 25 This lovely Malayan is air stewardess Nancy Koh. When she gets her feet on the ground she likes to go to the beach for a cool swim Here she pones for the Sunday Times cameraman on the railings at Katong Park Nancy Is single.
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    GRUMBLES GO ON THE AIR
    141 25 GRUMBLES GO ON THE AIR lISTENERS to Radio J .Malaya who in the past have complained mi heard now have a chance to air their grievances and riUeisms in "Letter Box." Iwir letters will be answered nut i- a month by Tony Beamish. A programme called "A '...nil Cause" enables
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    3 TRADE FAIRS FOR COLONY
    185 25 3 TRADE FAIRS FOR COLONY SINGAPORE is to have three is trade exhibitions. First there will be a trade parade at the Great World amusement park at the end u! mxt month. It will be followed by a Slnitapore trade fair at the Happy World from July 31 to August
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    CHARGED TWICE IN 3 MONTHS
    73 25 rREE months ago Chew Ah Pee was fined $300 for asi.sistitiK in the management of !a chap-Ji-kl lottery. Yesterday, he pleaded guilty on a similar charge in the Singapore Sixth Police Court. Mr. Desmond McConnell. ASP. prosecuting, said that police found 73 .staking slips hi
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    FREE RALLY TRANSPORT
    57 25 The Singapore Chinese Bus Owners" Association and the Singapore Traction Company have promised to provide all transport facilities for the World Assembly of Youth Conference in August, Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, chairman of the finance committee, told the Sunday Times yesterday. Mr. Yap .said the gestures guaranteed
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    STOLEN MOTOR SOLD TO SCRAP DEALERS
    122 25 4 30 HORSE POWER d.escl engine stolen from the Cey- lang workshop of Gammon IM.ll.lyjl Ltd.. was later found at a Chinese firm dealing m scrap-iron, the Singapore Eighth Police Court was told yesterday. Gammon < Malaya" Ltd. and i the scrap-iron firm Bee
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    FED. GETS TWO NEW LEGISLATORS
    56 25 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.—The High Commissioner, Gen. Sir tCTtJd Templer has appointed Inche Mohamed Khir bin Joharl and Mrs Cheah Inn Kiong temporary unofficial lumbers of the Federal Legislative Council. They take the places of Tuan Hail Mohamed Noah bin )mar and Mr. Llm Khye Seng
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    DEAF MUTE CHECKUP
    83 25 A charge of smoking pre- pared opium was explained to a deaf and dumb man in the Singapore Eight Police Court r-t.'idav. The man, Lee Terk Kim. was alleged to have smoked opium on Friday nteht at an unnumbered hut in Clyde Terrace. Lee \\a> offered $500
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    25,000 CAN GET BACK FRANCHISE
    199 25 XHE Singapore Government yesterday explained how Commonwealth citisens can get the franchise. More than 25.000 Commonwealth citizens in the Colony lust their vote under Singapore* new constitution. A government statement says that Commonwealth citizen* can get the franchise by registering as citizens of the United
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    COURT TOLD OF BUS FARES RACKET
    136 25 A RACKET by unscrupulous Singapore Traction Company bus conductors had I'd to a Mx loss of monev given as fares. Mr. M. C.Boyle, D.S.P.. prosecuting, said \esterdav lie asked Mr. Tan Ah Tah in the First Criminal District Court to take a serious view
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    The rubber market
    143 25 JUNE first grade rubber closed in Singapore yesterday at 63 1/8 cent* a lb.. threequarters of a cent below Friday's closing price. There was small trading and the closing tone was quiet Closing prtct* vesterday in cents per lb were:— No 1 RBB «pot loow ouyers 63V»
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    THE TIN PRICE
    20 25 The orlce ot tin in Singapore ve*terdav was 8358.50 per plcul— s4 25 less than f>n Fridav
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    TWO TRIED TO ROB TAXIMAN—CHARGE
    78 25 TWO TRIED TO ROB TAXIMAN— CHARGE DAVID DUTTON and Kenneth Btock were each offered bail of $2,000 in two sureties after they claimed trial in Singapore yesterday to a charge of attempted robbery They were alleged to have grasped a taxi driver. Toh Koon Tong. by the neck at Upper
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      553 25 o right tz fo r the sun Vy-^A Vnuns kl line Mi hopp /y^l^fy^V^^\. style<l in superfine r, /-W^ *Ni T^. JV cotton. Pretf honevcoi -fj\ W|//\ weave prlntrtl mth attr.' W/ contrast shades. a" > sflwt colotirs eanlv v. Vv ml M I I and hard »r;irin'j Bir V#
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    AERIAL OF COPPER WRETO SEE STARS
    290 26 led through electronic equipment which converts the radio pulses into a deflection on a pen recorder which describea a fluctuating line on a raph .sheet. The pen recorder measures idio activity cominjj lrom different parts of the sk-v 'ETER DAVIDSON iUSTRALIAN ast ronomrrs are
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    ROYALTY AND RUMOUR!
    1138 26 This is the second in a series of intimate articles dealing with the Royal Family and written by one of the best-known Court commentators, Helen Cathcart. RUMOUR: RUMOUR: RUMOUR: RUMOUR: The Duke of Edinburgh hat been imprisoned in the Tower of London and will soon be tried
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    THE WORLD OF SCIENCE
    366 26 THE WORLD OF SCIENCE ALTHOUGH MANY m.llions of people every day smoke tobacco in which nicotine is an important ingredient, the way m which the tobacco plan makes chemically the nicotine m its leaves is iti I unknown scientifically Dr. K. Bowdcn of the depuitment ol organic chemi.st.-y. Leeds University.
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  • PEOPLE in the news
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      NO 'WHITE COLLAR' JOBS FOR THEM
      514 27 AS proof thai in Knglith education need not aeceßßarih be Followed by ;i "white c(»ll;ir" job. n group of students in the Anglo-Chinese School in I noh are taking up a oourae in woodwork and oaraealry. Twelve of them, all Chinese, will be sitting
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      Out of the past came a prophecy
      274 27 T»HE Associated Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Kuala 1 Lumpur s now collecting the names of Malayan Chi- 1 nese who worked on the infamous Japanese Death Railway" >n Siam The news that the chamber will submit the names to the Fode.nl Government
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      HE DODGED THE REDS TO TEACH STUDENTS
      146 27 BIONARY who escaped from Red China before ■ommunists took over is now teaching Chinese r to students at the Penang Chinese Teachers Training College. Ordained a priest in 1923. the Rev. Bro. Felix Prosper had been lecturing in China for more than 20
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      These two girls have proved a theory
      189 27 T»WO young Chinese girls with an average education have proved to themselves, and others, that a girl's life m Malaya can be more than just "waiting around" unt I they marry. Two years aRO. two Kampar girls-- Misses Chan Choi Wah 1 "Maggie"
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      The boss is a woman
      212 27 The boss is a woman THE distinction of being the first woman to head a Gove-nment Departmcr* m Perak goes to Mr' Then Chm Nyean. who ha been apponted State Social Welfare Officer She recently took over from Mr B. Sav.lle who has gone on long leave < hlef of
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      MR. SEED TURNSTO SEEDS
      161 27 MR. SEED TURNS TO SEEDS LASI week a European auditor left Malaya for Britain with fact.- anrt figures on his mind— how long it will take for him to erow some fiowrrs and vptiotahlrs He is 56-year-old Mr C W S. Seed who retired as Malaya's Director or Am I
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      351 27 BOOK SOCIETY of London )J |v brings you the notable NEW books y. most likely to please, post free |m3^BDo^ These distinguished books r\(\ hiv* rn^lr paihlnhinc hittorv, »nH are I H> '^TtHi'l'' fhnrn and rrx lr >.rH I:' v BI _~r*^£} mrmhrn irftn puhlKatxxi. K»< h rwm- I Hk
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    KIND 'KING' SAYS GOODBYE
    842 28  - KIND 'KING' SAYS GOODBYE P.Y. FAM IIE RILED OVER PARADISE VAIAEY IS PAHAXC 111 The massive machinery ls remarkable but what impressed me was the interest shown in the welfare of the people. Despite years of experience and travel I have never come across a company which looks after its
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    An ancient durian tree falls to earth
    645 28 An ancient durian tree falls to earth '■-tit nowertng oi tne auruns i- has not been heavy this season, and that accounts for the small number of flyingfoxes, arriving at about 6.45 p.m.; very little squabbling ls heard during the night. A few dozen have been shot for the pot
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    MALAY GIRLS MAY WEAR TROUSERS
    204 28 MALAY schoolgirls may one day be turning ud at school wearing the selujar like their brothers. At present a Malay schoolgirls attire Is a baju and sarong. Tuan HaJ! Ab u Bakar Imam of the Zahari Mosque. Alor Star, told Malay parents at a meeting
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    VEGETABLE VARIETY
    299 28 PIN'OINO the rhaiwrn on th« vecetahle courie need not be a problem. Neither need It be fantaxtlralljr expensive. Thr following rerlpei ihould bear f'l- OUt. NEAPOLITAN CI7CI MBrR 1 I r an ounre and a half of butter In a raaaerolr. add a Hmall chopped onion, twelve aprinx
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      43 28 WITH tf EFFECT S y FROM S 6THJUNE 5 PERITTZ 1 FILMS RECORD YOUR TRAVELS FAITHFULLY THERE WILL THEN BE:--6 SERVICES EACH WEEK FROM SINGAPORE TO KUCHINC SIBU LABUAN JESSELTON AND RETURN AND 5 OF THESE SERVICES WILL CONTINUE TO I I SANDAKAN
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    It's a housewife's dream come true!
    787 29 It's a housewife's dream come true! ISN'T if ;i beautiful kitchen? It's complete ;in<|- an |kbought ;is ;i whole unit or separately. As it stand* the kit (lien costs $S.()0(). This includes fitted shelving alone: the walls and ~Mtt spare for storage. dual stove. a hot ■vater unit and a
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    ARE YOU NATURAL?
    300 29 ARE YOU NATURAL? A woman /oofcs! ■of women— l." QO men like women who are natural? I don't m»*n "natural" Bat regards their ap- B pearance. because there are very few women who could truthfully tay they were "natural" ■or as "Cod mad e B them." aj aj Wi- nearly
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    He loves a girl he does not even know...
    750 29 He loves a girl he does not even know... I AM 19-ycars-old and for five years I have been in love with a Klrl whom I still do not know Recently 1 «en>t her a letter introducing myself and a.skintt hrr to reply. She has not done so and although
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    COLOUR CAN SPELL 'WELCOME'
    816 30 COLOUR CAN SPELL 'WELCOME' Open your front door and stand outside, looking in. What do you see? It is the first impression your guests have when they come to your horn*. In thil articl.. desI J"" Miss P«ul« Ru.hbrook. tafc yo- how to m«k« th« most of your hall or
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    'Those fine nylons are not for me!'
    327 30 Anne Scott-James reports from London VE changed all my ideas about nylons I ve switched from 1 the finest I could get to 30-demers .n light sun-tan I colours. This isn t for economy. thoiißh j that will be I happy incidental I
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      220 30 i DE LONA'S 'TOPICS FOR TEENAGERS The under-twenties! ♦THERE'S thrill in every now exixrience. from the "first 1 party, to" the "first" grandchild. <J but one of the most exciting is when, as a tecnaßer. you are let loosr in the fashion shops with your own dress allowance. Left to
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      157 30 1 YAftOllV Hi- 1 At lart the perfrct foundation, to add a brcatntaking nrw radiance to your brauty. I > Feathrr Foundation a tinted liqui cream givrs a perfect surfarr t>. ihr fine bloom of Yard!'-- It hides every tiny blrmUh and k"-[« your dun amazingly supple md An ideally
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    GOVT. MAY BACK FILM RALLY
    431 31 Our pictures were not disgraced at the Asian Festival Committee to be formed T"HE Singapore Government will be asked to support the Second Asian Film Festival which is planned to be held in the Colony in May next year. This was disclosed by Singapore film
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    Nepti and Rimba are so happy
    85 31 LONDON, Sat. j in ZOO la hoping i. h üba tni> la looking to Neptl oa to provide th»m. It Neptl was LKOi nl the 1 7 Negri Sembilan their keeper Mr. Hitchcock, to si ough the ban. They happy couple. Ir life together
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    State councillor
    17 31 Mr. J. B H of William been appointrarv unofficial mem- Btate Coun- w. G. Scott.
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    More & more do it
    105 31 More more do it SQUARE dancing is still gaining in popularity in Singapore. Mrs. M. cle Silva is the latest on the ever-srowin<> list of I people to organise .square dancing. She will hold her sessions at 160. Moulmein Road! Singapore. The numbrr of participants is steadily increasing. Mr- d<
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    Serangoon wins essay contest
    126 31 rE winner of the Singapore Overseas League's annual essay contest is Chla Thiam Swee. of Serangoon English School. Ten Singapore schools competed in the contest open to Senior Cambridge students. Chia's essay. "What changes are there in the form of Government in a territory as it
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    Farewell gifts to Lady Templer
    68 31 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Farewell gifts. Including Malayan sarongs and hand bags, were presented to Lady Templer and Miss Jane Templer last night by Che Wan Halimah. wife of the Mentri Besar| of Selangnr. The presentation was made at a farewell party at the Mentri Btsar's
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    JET PIONEER LOOKS AT OUR TRAINS
    252 31 A scientist who helped Sir Frank Whittle make the |et plane possible has been visiting Malaya advising on equipment for railway engines He is Mr. A B.S. Laidlaw. one of Britain's top oil burner experts, who advised on oil equipment supplied to Malayan Railways
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    REVIVAL STOPS TRAFFIC
    228 31 Hundreds of Penang worshippers blocked the road prominent church worker said Two Franciscan priests from India will conduct a similar mission shortly at St. Francis Xavier's Church in Penang Road. Further evidence of a religious revival in Penang was provided on We sak night when more than
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    FORCES TO HAVE ART SHOW
    55 31 The first Forces exhibition of art will be opened bv Lady Loewen. wife of the C-ln-C. Far East Land Forces. LieutGen. Sir Charles F. Loewen. at the British Council Hall, Singapore, on June 4 at 5 30 pm The exhibition will be open to the
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    Iron bar attack alleged on ship
    89 31 Accused of causing hurt to Ihls brother-in-law with an iron bar. Samad bin Raklm was yesterday ordered by a Singapore court to be sent to the Wood bridge Hospital, pend(ng orders of the Colonial Secretary. Mr. Desmond McConnell. A.S.P.. prosecuting, said the alleged offence
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    CHINA WIVES SHIP ARRIVES
    40 31 The Sandviken arrived in Singapore vesterdav from the Rpd China port of Swatow with 132 on board. Nearly all were wives of Colonv Chlne.se, who had hern permitted to return. A number of children also arrived.
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    95 32 tt It i.rdf flu 1 minimum) Aii lor I top MMI wttld•iipr'l Why. Westlake'A iinrd photographer f, H tops. 303. Tanjong lioad. is NOTHING that lets one enjoy today more than the knowtodM that, as long as one lives be money coming in regul.irly. When planning your re::icome write
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    286 32 THE SUNDAY TIMES Singapore, Sun. May 23. 1954. Up to the parents 'THE decision to close eight Chinese schools in Singapore by advancing the vacation dates by a fortnight created little surprise yesterday. The wonder was that the Director of Education had not discussed the matter with ll".e principals of
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    Moon men
    373 32 THE announcement from Moscow last we->k that Russia has the means and and materials to build a space-ship capable of travelling to the moon received scant attention in the West- ern world For one thing, our diplomats! were lar more concerned 1 with down to earth thougnt.s 1
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    1024 32 Ms^sW* K^HL%j^l%a--I M«BJ ama-wa-a-Fl JaMßalM^ SS^ GKELETONS of a nan ■nd ji woman buried ill the Kefauttati jungle bttiVCCII two MM four thousand years ago are on the move again headed for the Federal Museum in Kuala Lumpur. ArcompanyltiK the Darby and Joan couple
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    866 32 THE studi-nt riots in Singapore must have .seemed ironic indeed to the thousands of BritLsh Servicemen stationed in the Colony. Many of them are National Servicemen in the true sense of the term. They are 8.000 miles from home. They know they must serve two years at
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    WILHELMINA HELPS SPREAD THE LIGHT
    360 32 WILHELMINA HELPS SPREAD THE LIGHT IN Waterloo Place, quite 1 near to Malaya Housr In London, there stands the lovely statue of Florence Nightincalr. the gallant lady who not only revolutionised Armv nursing, but established The pattern of our hospital services today. It is Juat 100 years ago that "The
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    WINNING ANSWERS TO WORD PUZZLE 'Z' WORD PUZZLE CONTESTS ARE STILL POPULAR
    963 33 WINNING ANSWERS TO WORD PUZZLE 'Z' WORD PUZZLE CONTESTS ARE STILL POPULAR COPALA PILLAI. c/o N. Raghavan Bungusar Dispensary, Central u"la nC Lu y mpur mpUr a d CHEONC FOOK HOE. 1728/2 Peel Place, ol^l^!"" T'k d rntriGs r fh ,if h t wrretponded completely with the answers sc t
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    33 33 Some of the »int fith to arrive Sj the Van Klcef Aqujr.um itt Singapore arc eaammed by Mr. P. C A k hurtt who i* organising tfcair display
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    FISH THAT CHANGE THEIR SEX
    371 33 Fascinating exhibits tor new aquarium By CEOFFREY BOLAND SEX CHANCING Mexican swordfish. which begin life as males and, in many cases, end their days as females, will be seen by Singaporeans when the V»n Kleef Aquarium opens in October. Singaporeans will be able to see
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    Three more legionnaires jump ship
    114 33 Three more legionnaires jump ship KUALA LUMPUR Sat. rREE Foreign Leglonnain-s who jumped .ship and spent a night and a day In thi Malacca Straits before reach ing shore are now being detained In Pudu Prison Kuala Lumpur pending confirmation of their nationality a spokes man for the Immigration De
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    Good relations—key to healthy trade unionism
    203 33 Good relations key to healthy trade unionism KUALA LUMPUR Saturday ABROAD approach to trade unionism by all member* of the community it needed in Malaya the Acting Trade Union Adviser. Mr. R. F. H. Cadd.cW Mid today. Ho stressed that the Malayan Trade Union movement had come to stay and
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    BAN ON SPITTING IS PROPOSED
    62 33 BUTTERWORTH. Bat— The Butterworth Town Council wu urged yesterday to introduce legislation to ban spitting in public. "This nabit spreads dueav and there Is no reason why proh'bltlon should not prove as effective as in Hong Kong Dr O. Y. Oon <PW Labourt told thf
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    The camera 'catches' the fishermen
    155 34 FOUR SHARE THE PRIZES FOUR photographers share the total prise money of $55 in this weeks Sunday Times Camera Contest. All of them chose fishermen as their subjects. They are: »k W L°» ng -2" nni 664 Hav lo k Road, Singapore 3. who submitted
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    AUTHORS RACED OFF THEIR MASTERPIECES
    560 34 A MILLION WORDS A YEAR WAS ONE TARCET On onr> ocra.sion. with the tclEar Wallace aid of a dictaphone and a string of secretariet, he finished an 80.000 word novrl railed "The Devils M:tn in 60 hours with only the .shortest breaks for tea! An
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    Let's go to a premiere!
    354 35 SEARCHLIGHTS probe the night sky. Hundreds of flash bulbs "pop" as cameramen click the shut ters to capture the stream of glamor ous and bejewejled film stars. That was the scene at the recent Hollywood premiere of Universal-lnterra-tional's "Magrificent Obsession." But Instead of choosing a
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    THRILLS IN 3-D ARE ON THE WAY
    316 35 THRILLS IN 3-D ARE ON THE WAY 3-D thriller is coming to Malaya again 1 Remember 'House of Wax This time it will be Warner Bros "The Phantom of the Rue Morgue Screening is expected m Singapore sometime next month Fir«t reports say it is better than House ot Wax
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    Cinerama is not likely for us!
    608 35 —FILM FANS' FORUM— I HOPE Cinerama will have its place in Sinßapore soon. It has been a preat success in the United States. Have any studios been making hlms for Cinerama' HO SFNG GEOK Singapore. representative of a Mala- '< yan exhibitors organisation ,<
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    CANYOU WRITE A SONG?
    239 35 CAN YOU WRITE A SONG? DONALD Davies. Singapore Island Players' producer, it looking for bright material for a new revue. He needs music, sketches and lyrics with a local flavour. He has already received the following set of lyrics from Singapore |ournalist George Edm^cr M\ Kl wa y for the
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    DREAMS
    955 36  -  T. I It Alll KM b} Dr. pROM the very earliest antiquity it was felt that dreams had some significance for our waking lives Often, it was thought that they could Kive hints about the condition of the body or the mind. Well over 2.000 years ago. Hippocratrs cured
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    Home your dreams talk to you...
    314 36 Home your dreams talk to you... QKDNARILY you don't atten.pt to interpret a dream hi, i r^° U ,m n MH QUite 2 <>l about the learner and I his d.Mr-s ambitions and life generally, and until you have got him to think around the dream generally and to >
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    ONE MAN STARTS A 5,000 MAN JOB
    359 36 «M man with a pneumatic drill recently strolled up the slopo of Mont Blanr from the little Italian villace of Entrevrs and began chisellniK into the mountain-face behind a ruhhlr pile of d>namited rork M"\ m cameras were trained on him and neighbouring
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    Women to do the drilling'
    117 36 t|TOMEN dental surgeons ff may soon be asked for the first time, to accept Regular Arm v short service commissions This move which la probable because the R °yal Army Dental Corps are a third short of the strength they need, will be approved and
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    Shaking bottle sealed Mrs. Majors doom
    1185 37  - Shaking bottle sealed Mrs. Majors doom MARK PRIESTLEY i« me acarcst ;,n ret heart in the world. My uv>rd, Arthur, what a title ynu'rr gnt -Some day shall be able i tn have your arms around mr J ahraus. and I shall be able tn claim you for my own
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    87 37 A solar b.iM. ry the first iuc j ccttful device to convert utrrul amounts of the turn energy directly and efficiently into electricity wat demonstrated recently by the Bell Telephone Co. in America Photo shows' The sun's rayi (.ill on to the sola, battery and
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    1042 37 THK invitation, written on the bae'e of an old envelope, read: COKTAI.E PAFTY COME ANY TIME. GO AT 6. The hostess. iued 6 1 had observed all details of a cocktail party at home before she was sert to bod. She had seen the filled the little
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    THE DANGEROUS WEED
    1228 39 \Th<>ro is ntor<> in a cigarette than meets the eye ;c One Sc.idlinc in the Sund.iy Dr. patch, London, warning o^ the d.ingcrs of smoking. .-I'll I innkeeper wm puffing away :il .Hiiic of BraziibaccO) wrapped ill paper tube,' 1 |M i,- Casanova, the adventurer, in inoirs.
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    617 39  -  MARK FOENANDER Holiday story with a difference By WHE first time I spent a X holiday in Burma providcu me with the unique experience of dming with a monkey. 1 left the boat in which 1 had travelled from Penang at Victoria Point where
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    SPEED TRIAL IS NEXT ON THE LIST
    249 40 SPEED TRIAL IS NEXT ON THE LIST I^HE Singapore Motor Club holds its third annual kilometre speed trial on Dunearn Road in three weeks' time. The club has done away with events for non-standard saloons and tourers and non-standard sports cars which were introduced this year. Mr. J M Bruce,
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    THE ITALIANS TRY OUT A PLASTIC BODY FOR CARS!
    556 40 THE ITALIANS TRY OUT A PLASTIC BODY FOR CARS! of the latest conquests of chemistry— plastic materials. This is the damn made by Fiat m announcing its latest development, the "Fiat 8V" for experimental purposes. The plastic-bodied car has no possibility, for the present. of industrial development. but it is
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    Finance was the rock which sank the M.H.C.
    817 40  -  CRUSADER By VOT all sportsmen welcome the dissolution of the .Malayan Hockey Council, but one wonders how it could have been averted. The M.H.C. has done a lot of good for Malayan hockey, particularly In bringing out the Indian side in February.
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    109 40 Last Week's Crossword Solution ACROSS: 1. Gaol. fj. A*b, ltt. ('on\.ilt'Mcn. r 12. Annex. 13. Troop, 14 Neon. 15 Wit 17. Fool. 18. Hours. 2t Fry. 21. Fonook. 23 Shrink. 25. Tribes. 27. Tempted. 29 Bin. 31. Dares. 33 Afar. 35. Nor 3C. Dolt, 3t. Devil. 40. Taboo, 41. Gratification,
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    PENANG IN M.CF.A. CUP FINAL
    265 41 Wah Chye saves S'gor from rout PENANG, Saturday. PLNANG Chinese qualified for the Malayan Chinese F.A. Cup final when they beat Selangor Chinese 4-0 in the North Zone final of the competition on the Victoria Creen today. Penang were the superior team and they made
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    31 41 MR. KOK IIOOM; leads 111 brsierrs < Kills H.ish, up, winner of Race over a mile and a quarter at Bukit Timah yesterday. hesieres paid S4"! fnr a win. S. Times picture
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    David Choong is in Thomas Cup squad
    139 41 David Choong is in Thomas Cup squad DPLNA* (i, S»t. AVID CaWONO, brother of All-tngland singles rhampion Kddie C'hoonK. U amont players invited bv the Badminton \ssi»iiation of Malaya to help defend the Thomas (up next year. "The standing committee at a met in,;; decided to invite Kddie. Datid and
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    Fed. Services outplay S pore to win by 3-0 in charity game
    368 41 KUALA LUMPUR b.,t |\ISPLAYINO better teamwork and superior speed Federation Service* today beat Singapore Serute.s 3-0 m then soccer match here in aid of L*d> T«mpler s 18. Hosplul Appeal Fund Good ground conditions favoured the match, pl.i
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    Boon Leong now third
    100 41 JAN Ri.'enMrg of Srlanfor, who »a» third in thr previou* count overhauled the leaden to take the lead for the flr*t time In the Prawt and Ne#ve popular!' v confer Hl« (<• ,n:mate EC. Duttoii re malned !n second poMtlon. followed by Chia Boon Leong of
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    POLICE GYMKHANA
    39 41 The Royal Corps of Vlllitary Police held a swimming gymkhana at the Tanglln Barracks pool in Singapore yesterday Ha.; i dozen individual and team contests were held. Nt> rceofdi were broken but everybody had t Rood time
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    Eu Tong Sen Cup to Steedman
    72 41 Lt. W R Steedman (9p. of Keppel Oolf Club, beat Bq. Ldr J T. Paisley il3i of the Island Club one up In the final of the Eu Tone Sen Cup golf competition at the Island Club yesterday. Steedman was two up at the
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    183 41 lONDON. Sat UHISR business at the Derby callD over hHd at the Vlrtorla Cluh here last night saw some of the heavlent wagering yet on the Epnom rlaMlc Favourl'e RawMon Manor wax lit keen demand When the chairman nmihed calling him. tht York>hlrr trained
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    Onn Leng is champ, refuses his prizes
    877 41 fHAN Onn Utig winner of a slher t medai at the second Asian Games, won the .'ridhidual chainj ptaMMp at the A:iKlo-Chla*te l School I -***** annual athletic sporU .it the Jala u Bewr Stadium yestiTday but din lined to accept aut o:
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    512 41 LONDON. Saturday. MIDDLESEX and Warwickshire are now together at the top of the county cricket championship table with the full 48 points from four matches played so far. Yorkshire were not engaged in the last series of championchip games and remain with three wins In
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    193 41 |> A F TENGAH tr jui»<eo Slngalv pore Recreutlon Club by six wickets in a friendly rncket fixture on the padang yeaterday Taylor, in h hue spell of bowling took five for 1 1 runs w hen Reca were for "9 runs S.H.C. J.
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    147 41 rTVLON Spuru Club and Btnga- pore Engineer* drew at rrlrket at Baleatler Road jraattrdny Skipper Thuralalncam .4S. and Soweleruj .53. not outi put U p a thud wirket tand that enabled CAT to declure at 12t for 5 Both balli men hit oil' < V N
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    65 41 a him** Aihlrtic A b*»i Wondrrlad» HP J oin th« SA T A Dt» 2 l«attur nmf at Farrer Park ywtar- I (1m y William Tan 141 and Woef fla* I.im wnred lor Chin*** Aihl»n<. Katoni 6C b*a> lo«n lUngert 2—l in a ni\ 3C
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    3086 42  -  KPSOM JKEP. Cinecolor takes the Summer Cup easily By PRODITING a fine burst of speed in the straight, Never A Blank, an Irish-bred five-year-old gelding by Devonian out of Rose of Stefan, scored a handsome two-length win from Cinema II in the Governor's
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    264 42 PARIS. Sat ToNV TRABERT and Vic Selxax. 1 America'* beat amateur tennta players, led the way Into the fourth round of the French International championship* here yesterday. Trabert. seeded behind the first favourite Lewis Hoad of Australia, beat Jack Arklnxtall (Australia) A 2, 6 4.
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