The Straits Times, 9 April 1953

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    15 1 The Straits Times 15 CENTS TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, THL'BSDAY, APRIL 9, 1953. -9 mws -a
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    Laughing bandits give an interview
    395 1 Laughing bandits give an interview THE REDS LOSE THEIR BARBER KUALA LUMPUR Wed Eightrrn lawnhinß oxtrrrorlsts gave Prrss conference In Malacca town this mommß. Four of th^m had been hidmn In 'he Jut.ulf little more than 24 hours before. All had surrendered d'.'rinß the past 14 MMkl Happies! *.i~ .)7-year-old
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    Not Americans
    35 1 BAN a;< >K Wed A man .-aiit iier t > tiKi.iv thai the three whlt« awn r»Buraw m tr<x.j> Mi 19 were CJ'-rrn.iii-s.. not A leans, ;ls the Ihnsiwi dexpa < h i K< utc-
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    NEXT HOLIDAY IN RUSSIA?
    36 1 >PKNHAOEN. Wtdm.sday The official Russian tour tntovift, hai told the Danish Holiday Orgar. i.s..t ion here that the q\ir.stion of reopening tourist traffic the two count rie.s is undrr serious consideration." Rruter.
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    HITCH ON PoW FIGURES
    427 1 Allies offer 5,800 men to Reds' 600 MUNSAN. Wednesday. J.'H.l \IK> of sick and wounded Korean war prisoners the Reds offer to repatriate "seem incredibly small," Rear-Admiral John Daniel. chief of the Allied liaison team, protected today. lie Mfced the (ommtmists to have llu> li^iiits reviewed,
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    You can look forward to Sunday
    140 1 You can look forward to Sunday I IN the Sunday Tmes next Sunday will be told one of the most remarkable stones of courage and bravery It is about THE LIMPETERS. a few Br tish commandos who sailed into Singapore during the war under the noses of the Japanese to
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    A crowd was waiting to hear Mei Kwang
    18 1 MISS CHAN V< v.Vrdaj/s pictur e taken at the hospital.
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    MAN ATTACKS GIRL SINGER IN S'PORE STREET
    223 1 AS RUBBER CREEPS UP— rHAN Mei Kwang, 20, a singer, va stabbed with a screwdriver by a man in Peck Scah Street, Singapore, yesterday. Mei Kwang was crossing the street to the Air View Cabaret where she was to make her debut lunch-time
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    The icorld's navies to salute Queen
    106 1 The icorld's navies to salute Queen LONDON. Wed rIE Queen will be greeted by a 21 -gun .salute from ships of the world's navies when she sails to review the fleet. 13 days after her Coronation. The Queen will be omciallv inspecting Britain's naval strength for the first time. In
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    Tin, $395.75 picul, has biggest dip
    234 1 By Our Market Correspondent IVHU K tin lost nearly S3» a picul in Singapore, yesterday, rubber at close of business gained a quarter of a cent. Ttn. down to $395.75 a picul. 8 its biggest plunge since market deterioration startn Mar. 31 with the
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    A new U.S. interest in our rubber
    91 1 MALAYA'S rubber prices may now mean renrwed I.S. interest and an ultimat. recovers on the market, accordinr to an American business nun who left Sincaporr yesterday. Hr. J. S. Rothschild, director of thr rubber brokerage firm of Rothschild. Inc.. New York, left by
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    Talks on air incidents
    43 1 BERLIN. Wed. Russia and the "Big Three" Western allies talked into the early moraine hours today on preventing future plane Incident* in Germany's international air corridors. A communique said Russia offered a series of proposals on air safety— UP.
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    MAU MAU KEN YATT A GETS SEVEN YEARS
    127 1 MAU MAU KEN Y ATT A GETS SEVEN YEARS ts.AfKiN«jUKiA. Kenya. Wednesday DURNING SPFAR" Jomo Kenyatta was foum guilty here today of managing Mau Mau an( >ein(j a member of Mau Mau. He was sentenced t< i total of seven years in gaol. Five other Africans accused i-err found guilty
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    NO 'LINES' FOR TEACHER
    59 1 She paid fine CHESAPEAKE. <Ohlo). Wed Mayor Jake Smith e»ve nove judgment in a traffic viola t!on case here. The defendant was one oi dls former school teachers. H< ordered her to write 200 time: •I shall not cross the yellov line" -or pay a $5
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    French police hunt 4 lunatics
    54 1 AIX EN PROVENCE. France Wed.— Police armed with machine guns today combed the woods and hills of Provence for four lunatics, three of them dangerous, who escaped from the local asylum yesterday At lonely farmhouses, doors and windows were barrod Men kepi their guns handy
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    10 YEARS FOR SULTAN
    26 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Hamid of Pontianak was sentenced to 10 years' gaol by the Indonesian Supreme Court today on charges of treason.— Reu'er.
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    Ex-King buried
    39 1 LISBON. Wed The former King Carol ef Rumania, who gave up h.s throne for redheaded Magda Lupescu. was burled a mon e Portugal's Royal dead in the St. Vincent Pantheon on one of Lisbon's seven MM. -A.P.
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    The last troops
    29 1 NAIROBI. Wed. -The last > contingent of soldiers in the r airlift from Britain to Kenya arrived at Nairobi e*rly today. bringing the total to 1.500 in
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    2,400-ft. fall to death
    50 1 COPENHAGEN. Wed. -Capt. Aage H. Jensen the only Dsfn sh member of the British expedition in Greenland was killed when he fe|; down 2.400-foot abyss. It was reported here today. The two-year expedition led by Commander V J. W simpson, is carrying out scientific research.- Reuter.
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    Neguib to learn all over again
    41 1 CAIRO. Wed General Neguib the Prime Minister, and most ot his cab.net minister* wiK start a course of militar> training o n Saturday at theii own request, according to th« newspaper Ai Ahram today. Reuter.
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    9,271 flee Reds
    34 1 BONN. Wed. During thf first six days of this month 9.271 East German refugee were flown fro m West Berlin Ito West Germany, the West German refugee ministry an- nounced. Reuter.
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    21 Mau killed
    27 1 NAIROBI. Wed Keny., I security forces killed 21 term tlsLs in clashes in variou- parts of the country, it was officially stated here today.
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    Now Mr. Byrne is on Gout's side
    195 1 MR. K. M. BYRNE, who has been chief spokesman for locally domiciled Sinfa/or* I Government oflken In their fight for family allowances. ill today be one of the Govrrnment* representative* in the arbitration on postal clerks' pay. The arbitration will be held at
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    6 SPECIALS DIE IN RED TRAP
    101 1 Ambushed in Pcrak estalt IPOH. Wednesday. CIX out of a patrol of right special constables were killed in an ambush on thr JuMH Kstat,- road, in the Sungei Siput area of Prrak. today. The ambush occurred about half a mile lrom the bungalow The
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    Mentris Besar challenged by M.C.A.
    330 1 Mentris Besar challenged by M.C.A. MALACCA Wort T»HE Malayan Chinese elation today issued what is interpreted as a direct challenge to th<> Ifentri Besar of Hirrt. Date P;in;lim.i Bukit (laril.u. Jtld to ether lieni and Members of the Federation Government n Chinese Association. iin-nt. hop-xi that the men influential official
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    CAMERONIANS KILL THREE TERRORISTS
    50 1 n|«;\M\T Wril. Thrre t< r rortsts wrrr killid by 'X" < ompanv of the t ameronian* in ihr StK.iinil MM ol Johon I'm* i \rnine. Thr terrorist, wrrr in a cane ••f m\ i onlarlrd by thr Ommmji On,, subniilnn. cun and two rifles *rr,- re.
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      922 2 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited for he pensionable post of Auditor and Accountant in U~e Department of Co-operative Development on a as lary of II 260 pm The candidate Is required to be a member of one of the following Institutes or Societies or to possess equlvslen* qualifications: The Institute
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      497 2 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I APPLICATIONS sre tavlMd for 1 the post of Chinese Emergency In- formation Officer on the salary scale of $510 x 30 1030. The commencing salary of the successful candidate sill be determined by hit quallflratlofu and experience. Can- dldates should hsve a food general education in ataclish
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      728 2 TENDER I P. W. D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received at th.< Office of the State Engineer. Pshang at Kuala I into, up to 300 p m of the 14th April. ISM. for the Construction of Class "O" Quarters si Mentekab snd Temer- loh. Pahang. Full particulars are obUlnable
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    Affable Vyshinsky says: No opposition
    198 3 Affable Vyshinsky says: No opposition NEW YORK, Wednesday. ]y|R. Vyshinsky said today that Russia will not introduce its own disarmament proposal in the- I'nitt'd Nations (Jeneral Assembly in opposition to the sotorn plan to rut arms. Mr Vyshinsky. affable almost to *he point of gaiety. told newsmen before the Assembly
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    CHRISTIE 60 SECS. IN COURT
    131 3 CHRISTIE 60 SECS. IN COURT HiVh O V Writ i r»«ds struggled Io set into a sni.ill court hire today lor a glimp»e of John Christie, the meekliiokiiii; clerk accused of one of London's crnrMtnie Sotting Hill murders. (hn-li. nliii to| police that ladja] Has hiv .*>tith hirtlnl.i\ was remanded
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    Air chief hurt
    29 3 ZWUBRUECKLN. West Oeriruny W( rsha] Hugh M Campbell. Coalman- nadlan Air y t :ind five i \hen I heir a few miles aoirh "f h»re Renter
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    THEN COMMENTS ON MR. LIE
    169 3 'TRIBUTES were paid in the United Nations General Assembly to the work of Mr. Tryjivo I le. retirin H rctary-GeiM ral. But ty. the S. ri*leeate. de«-ir. it nof Mr Lie thoueh unfortunate]*.-, it "or.-idcrablv b°latrd Mr Ut, r>c said, had A" the post o!
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    'Come to Asia'
    31 3 TOKYO \S.-d AM..n f-x--'•■rts on tourism will tomorov start a three-day ron^p'.umed nt at', ractine United States and European OWMi to Asia Malaya is re- ci V P
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    Rebels mass 40,000 for attack on Laos
    131 3 HANOI. Wednesday. VfIETMINH rebels have massed 40.000 men around Moc Chau. 80 miles west of Hanoi, ready to launch an offensive within seven days against Laos, northwestern state of Indo-China. French military spokesman said tonight. Any territory gained in Lao.--would enable the Vletminh
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    Mines kill 10 sailors
    37 3 PARIS Wee Ter. sailors were killed by mines which blew up three French naval landing craft !ast wek on operation* off the south-east-ern ror.st of Indo-Chira. the PYeneh Navy said here today. R<uter.
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    BETTER 'ON THE AIR'
    49 3 LONDON, Wed A senior British radio engineer will help the colonies to develop broadra.-Uiv the Coionial Office announced la. c t fight. Mr W. A. Poberts former ajatotant to the BBC. chief epr.ineer. has jo'.ned the >'- onial Office to advise on technical development of uidio
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    ROYAL GUEST
    28 3 LONDON 'A'ed Prtncesi Ma-paret will represent the O'jeen in Oslo on May U al ;he uedding ot Princess Ragnhilri Alexandra and Krrling Svend Lotentaen U P.
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    JOSEPHINE WANTS TO
    51 3 JOSEPHINE BAKLK American luloured artist, would 'ike to hav< them all as her children. VYlien she \isitrd Copcnhi^cn sht- s:iid she intends tn adopt children of all races, colours ii reeds to prove that people from .ill parti of the earth cm reall> get together and live
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    WOMAN BEATEN IN POLL BRAWL
    164 3 WOMAN BEATEN IN POLL BRA WL 5. African election violence 1)1 KB W. Wednesday. I T I°I-ENCE flarrd a«ain last night after four-day Easter truce as campaigning in South Africa's genera! election entered the final week. Stone-throwmu interrupted at least rvo opposition United Party meetings at the ste°l-p: >ri cln|
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    Thank you, Mr. Malenkov
    202 3 MOSCOW Wed. rt. party of American newspaper editors who hut snent a week in HMN, tixlav senl a letter to Mr. Malenknv expressing apprecin'ion f.>' their vi*it hv all ten members of Ihf croup, the letter •This croup of American journalists is grateful for the opportunity
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    Priest warns of attack
    70 3 SIX MAI MLS i^HOl NAIROBI. Wed —Father P J. IfcOUL a Roman Catholic prta t long i.nder the Man Man dfutii sent the secret society, r rm!e.> todi'y to r<- o.' that 10" 1 armed Kikuyus vcrs liireitenlng to atta :k his mission. A police patro!
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    SPEEDING THE FILMS
    61 3 NEW YORK. W( d Film* of the Coronation will be flown to the United StaUvs by all American racing pilot in a specially powered Mustang the National Broajleaatlnf Company annoui T v i company said it nan eniaurd Pan 1 M;.ntz. wiio «el time of just under
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    JAPS SEE THE SIGHTS
    40 3 SYDNEY. Wed. Five offl--1 rials of the Japanese Em- in Canberra, with three wives and two children, today reached Sydney from Japan Th»y went o:i a si«ht-seein? r of Svd-.c v before h lor Canberra— Reuter.
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    German offer
    33 3 WASHINGTON WH The West German Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Adenn«ifr. rodaj offer"d to vent* a fvMy-equipped Peld hospital unit to Korea. He is noH- on a vi.sit to the United SUtes— Renter.
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    Money? You've robbed me once
    148 3 MINNF.APOLIS Wed. Edwin Peterson. M. was held up twice within 15 minutes early yesterday by the same men. Peterton told the police that one of the hand. ls stmk a tun in his ribs when he got i off a street car. The thieve* took
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    LONDON STOCKS
    163 3 LONDON. W«d. 'THE ov«rntch- on Wall Slrrr: trjrte oi .neiorr «ondttlon* in rommodi". »hii** M hr I noun S;ock bxcaaat* MSkt. T.n.<« and ruboers *ere Il l Meadirr bu'. K-rrr «as jeain a :iou»orthy a'jsrnce o! buyers Ciitneae IkjikU :eaturerl the market »ith rtata ol up io I\t
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    LONDON TIN
    24 3 K»\no\. \nr-l C**b Kt.x.r VSSO; SHlrr* VR7«: Fcrward Buyers v; 83«: Srl!rr-; X*49 Srttlemrnt CM <ilo»n t."<»> Turnover a.m. 100: p.m. H.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    27 3 lO\PON April «~Spo- 19.(1 Mr. 13 .d June 10 ,rt I 19 rt O i -!>« I. -d Jnn -Mar May ct.l Jan rll \9\d Irrnular
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    'Plot' man surrenders
    59 3 KARLSRUHE. Wed. Dr. F::endrich Karl Borremann. v N ntrator, L-avc himsei; up to the West Supreme Federal re 'odav af'er travel:si his hideout in the States zone. Dr. Bornemann. e!«..'h of f :.t- h <»f n spei^cd plotter*, fled when Dr. Werner Naumann and .six other ex
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    Indians are not running this union, says Mr. M.
    173 4 Xt At lIMPIK. Wed— .Mr. I M Moreira. President of I the War Department Clvi- Man Staff Association, today refuted allegations that the association was being run by Indians. "This is untrue. We don't want Indians to run the association." .Mr.
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    Visits Lancers
    31 4 IPOH. Wed Oeneral Sir Richard L McCreery. Colonel t Twelfth Royal Lancer* i- morning began a week'.n^ inspection tour of his •nt in Ip*.h. and other of thr Keieration.
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    Gaol for theft
    36 4 Saat bin Shairusuri. a car- 1 tv >ent«'nced to five imprixonir.ent by Mr Justice Butt rose at the Av.-ize •<:day, for robbing a woman of jewellery and ohe articles valued $600 last Dec.
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    Art exhibition
    24 4 TAIPING. Wt-d.- The annual h indicrmft and art exhibition King Edward VII School will b<' hi- id next Friday and lay. i
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    11 speak on corruption
    62 4 ALOR STAR. \V«-d. El.yen people t. stifled at a private -:tt:ns or the Federal Intenmlsj n held in trie rretarat today. Four w*-re members of the public and the rest wer c Oov- rnment officers. The Commission is under the chairmanship of Mr. Justice Taylor, assisted
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    Anti-T.B. vaccinations may stop
    119 4 Anti-T.B. vaccinations may stop JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. BC O. vaccination work, which the Johore Bahru district association for the prevention of tuberculosis has been carrying on the for the past two and-a-half years, is likely to cease for lack of funds This was stated today at the annual general meeting
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    Planters open co-op shop
    42 4 PENANO, Wed Twelve Malay padi planters have combined to organise a co-opera-tive shop, opening shortly at Bukit Tengah, Province Wellcjley. Proposed capital is $15,000. of which $9,500 has already been subscribed. There are 9.50 shares at $10 each.
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    Didn't register
    33 4 JOHORE BAHRU WedChoon Meng Sing who was charged with failing to register the birth of his daughter, who was born in October 1945. was fined $20 in the Police Court today.
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    Opium fails to get young men in its grip
    211 4 Opium fails to get young men in its grip NEW GENERATION 'HAS BETTER SENSE' SINGAPORE young men have no liking for opium smoking. "I have never come across youngsters during our raids." Mr. E. J. Unsell. chief of the Narcotics Branch of the police, told the Straits Times yesterday, i
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    GOVERNMENT MEN IN POLITICS
    130 4 S pore studies U.K. report rr SINGAPORE Government will consider whether its civil service, like its counterpart in Britain, should be allowed to take part in political activities. Mr. J. D. Higham. I'ndar Secretary, told the Straits Times yesterday. Following recommendations by the Ma-trrman Committee, the
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    Deserter gaoled
    18 4 KUANTAN Wed.—Jalitfaddln. of No. 8 Federal Jungle Company, was sentenced to six months' gaol for desertion.
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    New President
    19 4 sEGAM AT Wed— Mr J R Kirby has been appointed President of the North Johore Sessions Court.
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    PAY TALKS TO START MONDAY
    167 4 PAY TALKS TO START MONDAY Unions and GovL agree on date \TEGOTIATIONS will begin on Monday between the Singapore Government and representatives of seven Oove rnment industrial unions on claims for pay increises for lower Income groups. This was decided yesUrday after union men met Government representatives. Union representatives protested
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    PERAK TAKES BIG ELECTIONS STEP
    226 4 Committee to study franchise IPOH. Wednesday. THE PERAK Council of State today made an important move to start elections to the council when it set up a committee to consider legislation and franchise for such elections. The committee which is representative of all races, consists
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    Learner-rider fined $30
    41 4 Yu Tien Chen*, an army corporal, was fined $30 when he pleaded guilty in the Singapore Second Traffic Police Court yesterday to falling to display "L" plates and carrying a pillion -rider at Clyde Terrace ,n Feb 3.
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    Dance for funds
    22 4 SEOAMAT Wed -The Segamat International Club held a social and dance during Easter in aid of their building fund.
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    2-hour wait by police for 3 rats
    132 4 2-hour wait by police for 3 rats A MAN living in Cambridge A Road heard noises coming from n;s neighbours house wh.ch was vacant. Thinking that burglars were at work he dialled 999. Soon, six pol.ee cars and a strong posse of detectives cordoned off the area. For two hours.
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    Pair will pay scholarships
    44 4 PENANG. Wed— To help poor school children In the village, the Parents' Council of the Jelutong Malay School plans to hold a fun fair soon at the school. All proceeds will go toward < the payment of «chooi fee* »nd books
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    Six charges
    35 4 PENANG. Wed. -Alleged to have posed as a public servant Toh Beng Khong. 26 was charged here today on three counts of Impersonation two of robbery and one of theft He was remanded.
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    'Go anywhere car passes ail tests
    126 4 'Go anywhere car passes ail tests A SEW -TYPE Austin all-pur po«f rstttr carrier, with rive forward speeds and five rp vrnr w»» «iven an hour s heavy thrashing by Aastin rrpr«->rnlativr» on Army land In the ("Irmcnti Road area. Singapore, yesterday. Fowered with an Austin A 94 engine, driving
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    TOO SOON TO DECIDE ABOUT3-D MR. LOKE
    133 5 r» \< I IS IN THE AIR, »o why all this talk about Singapore's battle of the thirddimension, asked Mr. Loke Wan Tho, head of the Cathay Organisation, yesterday. "All Him studio* are making 3-D films now." said Mr l.oke. "so why start
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    Two guilty of stealing tent
    51 5 Ser.gari bin Salman and Habid bin Mohamcd gmltv yesterday in the Singapore Sixth Police Court tc •■■.ilinK one canva.; ie,i at $480 from a In Bukit Tuncgal Road on Apr 5 u-e was deferred till Apr 5. and bail of $500. in one each was
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    Church bazaar
    29 5 The Fairtield Methodist Church. Singapore, will hold a ba/aar at the Fairfu School in Neil Re The bazaar, in aid < f i*".c church fund, will be from
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    Broke holiday law
    35 5 JOHORE BAHRL. Wed.— Charged with failing to observe Urn W.-ekly Holiday O; and depriving his employees of their day off. Ch'nq Seng Poi. a shopkeeper. wa.s fined $15 in >lire Court tor
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    Took firm's money, bound over
    105 5 Took firm's money, bound over LVI KOCK KUEN a salesman pleaded guilty in the Sln;ap"r<' Third Criminal District Court yesterday to crinlna: b^a-h of trust, of $1.257 1 be. r.g.ng to his employers. Marten and Co Lye's counsel.. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. told Hip court that Lye Had a clean
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    Easter Fair competitions
    54 5 C T.r*titions In the Easter Fa:r held at St Hildas School. < Katoni n M nda v were won by .he fi 1 wing O ;cis.n K the beans:-<cor--4.385 > 1. Mr. Urn Koon Wan. 2 Mr Farr >* Picking nuts with chop:.:r Cheng 210 mi'M; 2
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    BIG DRINK
    26 5 IPOH. Wed -More than a million sailor.-; of toddy were consumed in Perak last year. The Government got nearly $2 000 000 in revenue.
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    He rode without a licence
    50 5 Ho Tuck Chew was fined Sl5O by the Singapore Secern Traffic Police Magistrate, inrhe A. W. Ghows. yesterd'v for riding a motor-cycle without a licence or insurance ir Rowell Road on Dec 2fl Ho was also disqualified from obtaining a driving licence for a year.
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    THEY DIDN'T SEE CARDINAL
    97 5 HI NDREDS of Singapore Roman Catholics were disappointed at not being able to see Cardinal Valerian GffMSMi .ir-linal Archbishop of Bombay, vestrrday. KM) turned up at the .ithedral of the (iood Shepherd to attend his reception hut the Cardinal's plane from Bnmhay had developed en- nit-
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    Stole PC's pen
    42 5 Lim Van Huat. 19. was yesterday sentenced to six weeks' gaol by the Singapore Sixth Police Magistrate. Mr R B I Pates, for stealing a pen from a police constable. Otnmar. bin AH. in a bus on Feb. 2?
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    Doctors meet
    28 5 There will be a meeting of he Singapore Pediatric Society in Professor Montetro's Lecture Theatre oft Ward Three cf the General Hospital at 815 p.m tomorrow.
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    WORRIED MINERS PIN HOPES ON TIN CONFERENCE
    219 5 The Chinese are blaming panic sales for recession in price I IPOH. Wednesday. rill price of tin, which reached a new low today, 1 is causing increasing worry to Chinese miners, many of whom are now forced to operate on an uneconomic basis.
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    SOME PEOPLE STILL GO TO THE 'BOMOS,' SAYS DOCTOR
    165 5 PI AM. Wed. LOCAL homos 1 (native medicine men) still exert considerable influence on Illiterates. Dr. D. R. Muggins. World Health Organisation's yaws expert, said in Penang today. Dr Muggins told the strait* Times that, in spite of the food work
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    MORTARS FIREFROM PADANG
    118 5 MORTARS FIREFROM PADANG Curfew town hill is shelled again BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed. RESIDENTS watched yesterday evening as two mortars took up position in Cross Street, in front of the padang, and opened fire on Bukit Mertajam hill. The mortars fired for about an hour. The shelling was carried out by
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    Stolen car was stripped
    57 5 IPOH. Wed A motor car, which was reported misaini from the front of the Majestic Theatre yesterday morning, vas later recovered by the police In the Kamponc R. new village, three miles from the town The car, which belonged to an Ipoh Chinese had beer, stripped
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    Air service with a smile
    51 5 THIS WAS THE NMII I with «h iti attractive MaM Pearl Davidson. t--«.t«-v. on 'be inaucural Union of Burma Airways' flight from Rangoon, greeted Singapore yrsterday It was Miss Davidson's First visit tn Singapore and she was looking forward to seeing «he City. Straits Times
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    NEW AIR SERVICE TO BURMA A 'BOND OF FRIENDSHIP'
    187 5 NEW AIR SERVICE TO BURMA A 'BOND OF FRIENDSHIP' 4 NEW air link betworn Singapore and Burma was forged yesterday with the arrival of a Union of Burma Airways' Marathon plane on its inaugural weekly flight from Rangoon. The tour-engined. 13-pa.s--senger high-wing aircraft will be the only Marathon in regular
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    'JACKSON': Was he in Malaya
    124 5 'JACKSON Was he in Malaya HAS 'JACKSON" the M-jrear old African soldier, whom thr British East African authorities are seeking to decorate with the British Empire Medal been serving in the Federation with the East African tr<x>ps Th..« quest. >m is po.srd by British soldier who read that the authorities
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    MEDICAL STAFF HOLD PAYTALKS WITHGOVT.
    174 5 REPRESENTATIVES of the Singapore Medical Workers' Union, who hav e threatened to call their members out on strike if they are refused a pay increase, started talks with Government officials at the Colonial Secretary* office yesterday The meeting lasted a* little over two hours and
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    33 6 nn« v r 1 U«wd B-.1 ;<■%. Df--1 l/nlqur PO Box :4«i S'porr '!i rdi-T In Trf 1 Fri !Oth and lltl \:i-] \< KNOWI ik.MINT MRS MATTHXW r.FOaOE of i «:io Bt- t
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. Apr. 9. 1953. Much Needed Warning
    941 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. Apr. 9. 1953. Much Needed Warning There seems to be a difference of opinion whether the F« <ii ral Financial Secretary-. Mr. E Himsworth, should have what he said when he warned against possible economic crisis, but there are no two opinions whether what he
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    Nationalising Tin
    331 6 Indonesia's recent decision to complete the nationalisation of the tin industry- on Banka island invites speculation on the future of the Indonesian mining industry in general Banka tin properties were nationalised by the Dutch, but were operated on Government account by th" Billiton Company. The manage- ment has
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    Singapore revisited is 'the same as 12 years ago'
    877 6  -  HAitoLH i.i inn —HUffS United Press Staff Correspondent. SINGAPORE revlaited after 12 years shows llttl« change. In April 1941 I Incurred official wrath reporting the "theory that the backdoor approaches of Singapore are M impregnable as the sea approaches no longer
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      EVEN CHANCE
      58 6 ON a recent visit to Kuala, Lumpur I saw many near, i accidents, at cross-roads. The blame seemed to me to rest with our Federation quick, off-the-mark motorists, who have the habit of taking off at the get-set' signal, the amber light. What we Singaporeans want on Federation
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      Malays' view on unity
      262 6 Malays' view on unity \|AY I attempt to iT clarify points raised by Nik Mahmoort in his letter headed "Chance of BuildinK National Unity" (ST.. March 26)? He said the UMNO and MCA are having secret meetings without Inviting the participation of other political organisations to get independence for Malaya."
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      'Political capital for the Reds'
      133 6 T3E front page headline in the Straits Times on April I— "Markets take a blow with truce talks certain" makes distress ing reading. The Communists can. and we may be sure will, make capital out of this paradoxical state of affairs. The Communists have always
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      U.M.N.O. SPEECH CONFUSING'
      263 6 U.M.N.O. SPEECH CONFUSING so live If the President really wants the Malays to live harmoniously with the other races, why has he attacked the 16-man national conference committee which aims to I achieve this end? Is it because I the UMNO has not been Invlted 1 The UMNO President thinks
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      Awful Persian leech bites
      89 6 I KEEL that your correspondent allowed himself rather a large handful of literary j licence in the article "Reds fear real people's army" <S.T Apr. 2) when he wrote that Brigadier Twohig had seen I service in the Jungles of West Africa, Persia and Sicily The
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      FOREST COMFORT
      94 6 rE Brunei Government has been advertising vacancies, but the salary offered Is very poor. For Instance, a clerk Is wanted, at a basic salary of $65. and a teacher at $140. I.- the Brunei Government aware that Singapore Government is offering decent salaries for teachers in the Government
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      GARBAGE IN THE LANES
      84 6 rE City Council's attention should be drawn to the fact that the residential area known as the Sennett Estate has been sadly neglected by the Town Cleansing Department. As far as I am aware, the roads here have not been swept for nearly a year. The
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      Way to church
      74 6 Malacca town has oneway streets and no-hoot ing. But why are road Hocks act up every Sunday along Church Street, to the great Inconvenience of the general public? The reason, one understands. Is that a church service is on and that the road block will avoid distracting
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      EFFICIENCY AND THE TELEPHONE SERVICE
      185 6 I READ with disgust the statement made by the Director-General of Telecoms, concerning the telephone system In Malaya. The Director denies that If the telephone system were run t>y a commercial organisation It would be far more efficient than at present The Director listed the
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      On the Margin
      410 6 (.i>ilisali«»n rE Last Weal BoetHj -p.-n.sor a public discussion on the ■abject What are the qualities of a civilised ir«n •n Apr 9 This r* interesting and can attend there should be h dlscuftxton One ran lmaKim- ■everml appraarhci t> 'tin- mklect On the n< s "l
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    Mystery Jap from sea still won't talk
    185 7 Mystery Jap from sea still won't talk Ktmmm nasaji a»Pines.- who was picked up 'li'Uinj to a (tampan off •'•Mr Panjang last Thnday. ,n still Hinging t<> his air of mvstrrv Rinrr hr was picked up. Kishino has told s« many conflicting stories that no one knows what to believe.
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    Fun fair to help blind
    68 7 The Singapore R >;.iry (iub hi(" I more liar. $***** fn.m its two-day f;in fair which opens at the Great World amusement park tomoi row at 230 p m till 1 am The fund will be In aid of the .;><>re A.vsonation for the Bhiui
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    MALACCA WIPING OUT LAST REDS
    468 7 Only 70 of 200 bandits left in the Settlement KUALA Li'MPUR, Wednesday. JUK KttJENTUBB and planned elimination of all the terrorists in the Settlement of Malacca i> nearing completion. The Chief Police Officer. Malacca. Mr D. W Yates. today told a special press conference- "Two
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    THEY'LL SOON GO INTO ACTION
    72 7 Men ol the First Battalion. h Ml Yorkshire Regiment wil hold a ceremonial parade on the Singapore Padang this morning at 10 o'clock The Commander-:n-Chiff. Far East Land Forces General Sir Charles Keightley will be received with a general and will inspect the battalion, before
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    Nuts from China
    33 7 The British -owned freighter Amershnm Hill bunkered in Btngaport yesternay after sailing from the Chinese port ot Tvnetao with a cargo of 8.000 tons of ground-nuts and fmarrn Inr UamKitvn
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    The Steyds are here with circus
    142 7 A FAMILY OF NINE. >■■•■ ancestors ha\> earned Ihrir living under the Big Top since the 15th century, irrivrd in Singapore on the India yrstrrtiav with the famous (it-rman ttusch Circus. The Stevd family (father mother. i\ dauchtrrs and > Mini arr a pirt
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    Mr. Lyttelton to be told of objections to exchange law
    195 7 Mr. Lyttelton to be told of objections to exchange law fFRTAIN "serious objections" in principle and in v practice to Singapore's Exchange Control Rill are to be brought before the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Mr. Oliver l.yttelton. soon by the Sin- fa pore Association. T. Exchange Control 3:CI
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    TRAFFIC MAGISTRATE WARNS REPAIR SHOPS
    165 7 Fitters must not drive cars IT SEEMED to be a common practice in Singapore for small workshops to lot their fitters who are unlicensed, drive cars sent for repairs by customers the Singapore First Traffic Police Magistrate Mr r' C. Hoffman, said yesterday. The workshops
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    Tributes to information director
    97 7 Tributes to information director CT Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, was packed yp-erdav evening with peo- i pie of all communities when a memorial .service for the late Mr Bner Newton, d-.rector of the United S ates Information Office, was reld. In the front Dews were Mr n't 17-year-old son. Tony, who
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    2 months' gaol
    44 7 Tham Let pleaded guilty ln the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday to fraudulent possession of bicycle spare parts valued at $15, in Duxton Road on April 7. and was gaoled for two months, to be followed by one years police supervision.
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    YOU MAY NOT GET THAT CAR ON YOUR LEAVE
    207 7 PEOPLE from Singapore and the Federation who hoped to pick up Austin can while on home leave In Britain may be disappointed. Because of a strike in the roachbailding department, ne Austins are leaving the factory. An official of the Austin
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    ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY all acrobats
    37 7 ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY all acrobats THE NINE members of the Sleyd family From left. Marguerite 14), Elaine 14>, Otte '22k Winifred '15>, Bobby (21). Soma 20). Alex '18). and Mama and Papa Steyd. -Straits Tim-\ picture.
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    8,000 more in Chinese schools
    163 7 8,000 more in Chinese schools SYE WRONG ENROLMENT in Chine c schools has gone up from 74 000 last year to 82.000 th> veai. >aid an Education Department spoKCs:nan. Mr. Tan Lark Sye. a prominent Chinese community l<aaer and chief sponsor of th> proposed Nanyang University li^d suggested on Tue>oay
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    Opium charge
    42 7 JOHORE BAHRU Wed -B-i-J in $10 000 was offered Teh Tong described as an odd job man. after he hart been charged in the Sess:ontoday with be.ng ;n D"ss">s:on of eight lb. of raw ooium -»nri chandu smok ng implement*.
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    SOLDIER WHO SHOT TAXI-MAN GAOLED
    148 7 SOLDIER WHO SHOT TAXI-MAN GAOLED KUALA LUMPUR. Wed r£ Ch:ef Justice. Mr. Justice Mathew. bbM today that hi- t(»ok a very grave vlfw of a caw in winch a British so.d.<-r. Terence Hutley. 21. of the RK ME. was conv.cU-d of attempted murder and armed ruOoery. Mr. Justice Math«* w
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    C.G. will open rice talks
    60 7 Twenty-nine governments nd two United Nations organisations nave been invited by the Commissioner-General. Mr Malcolm Mac Donald. to send representatives to the .sixth bi-annual meeting of the Consultative Committee on Rice In Singapore next week. Mr Mac Donald will open the meeting, which will be
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    $61,131 fire claim is rejected
    549 7 $61,131 fire claim is rejected IN a 22-pas?p wrlt-rr Judgment. Mr Justice Brown, in th- Singapore Hifjh Court yrstrrriay dismissed th:* claim by the Asia Ins irance Co Ltd.. to rero.er $61,131 irom the Ani»rii-an International Assurance Co Ltd in four reinsured policies The judgment held that th B:a;i Hoe
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      86 7 Only, 3 TO BUY YOUR ROBINHOOD adtw£*N^ PYPT F -O J\V BLACK ROADSTER USUALLY $***** SALE PRICE $99 75 (NETT) RALEIGH and HUMBER CYCLES LESS 10% UNTIL APRIL 11th HERO INVENTED THE WORLDS FIRST STEAM lET TURBINE IN THE DAYS WHEN BRIOT IDCAS CAME FROM ALEXANDRIA i J WE DO
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      80 7 The weather Minimum temperature '7 30 pm on April 7 to 730 am. on April 8>: Singapore <76 degrees'. Peaang <74. Kota Bahru '76. Kuala Lumpur '74>. Ipoh '73. Kuantan <73> Maximum temperature '7.30 am to 730 pm on April 8>: Singapore <90>. Penanz '83. Kota Bahru 39*. Kuala Lumpur
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    Detective on threat charge
    50 8 Liv Soo Hoe. a detective, wax charged In the Singapore Firth Police Court yesterday with extorting $150 from Nk Kha Chun by threatenim him with arrest and detention. Liv claimed trial. Ball of $500 wa* al'.ow.d and the case I was postponed to April IS. I
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    Indonesia simplifies her trade rules with S'pore
    377 8 Indonesia simplifies her trade rules with S'pore COLONY TRADERS GET FIRST BREAK IN GLOOMY WEEK By Our Market Correspondent INDONESIA announced yesterday that she had 1 simplified her trading procedure with Si ngnpore, which should result in a great speed-ing-up of trade between the two countries. The new arrangements will
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    FOUR PAST HEADS AT JUBILEE
    160 8 FOUR PAST HEADS AT JUBILEE IPOH Tues IjK)UR former principal! Mr T K Cheong. oi Kuala I.uir.pur. Mr. Yong \7:m Dim of Singapore. Mr Wong Hean Kirn and the R pv D P Coole of Sarawak were preMßt at 'he combinpd Tubilrc celebrations of the Anglo-Chinese School and M-thodist Afternoon
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    Used house as brothel
    83 8 Lee Siok Neo. 51. pleaded guilty to permitting her house in Lorong 5. Geylang. to be used as a brothel, and was fined $400 or three month*' gaol by Mr J B. Jeyaratnam in the Singapore fourth polic» court yesterday Seah Huck Choo. 36. pleaded guilty
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    Money from wood
    26 8 IPO H. Wed —Royalty of $1,800,000 was collected by the Perak Government last year on hardwoods and other timbers cut In Perak forests.
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    TAPPER ESCAPES BANDIT TRAP
    137 8 Stabbed— then dodged 20 shots KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. 4 CHINESE rubber tapper yesterday had 20 shot* fired at him by five terrorists, tmt he managed tc escape. I The bandits, who attempted to abduct him. had tied his hands and stabbed him slightly three times. The
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    PROMOTION FOR PC WHO SAVEO A GIRL
    115 8 PROMOTION FOR PC WHO SAVEO A GIRL ALOR STAR. Wed. SINK of the Police t«.m- missioner's last acts before leaving the country to return to Britain yesterday was to promote a Kedah constable who had saved a little girl from being run uv«v by a lorry. Writing to the Kedah
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    Remanded in knifing case
    65 8 Lim Heng claimed trial in the Singapore Second Criminal Court yesterday, to a charar of attempted murder It «as alleged that on Apr. 5 at about 6.45 p.m. at Clement! Road. Singapore. John Pitcher was ."tabbed with a knife by the accused, Lim Heng. Lim was
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    'L' driver for 18 months
    77 8 Convicting a shoDkeeper w^had held a provisional dm: licence for 18 months. th> Singapore First Traffic Polios Magistrate, Mr R C Hoffm i told him yesterday. "You arr one of those who never inter; r to apply for a test The shopkeeper. N* Mar Chong.
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    U.S. rubber buyers agree to talks on Malayan claims
    227 8 U.S. rubber buyers agree to talks on Malayan claims PENANG. Wednesday. T»HK NEW YORK Rubber Trade .Association and the Rubber Manufacturers" Association of America have agreed to discuss the question of ms and measures to be taken to protect the interests of Malayan packers and shippers. Ti.i.. is a matter
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    First World tour at 76
    43 8 MR. WALTER U I I.l K a proof reader on the Denver Post, who is dome his first global tour at the age of ~K years He arrived in Singapore in the Flying Enterprise 11. Straits Times picture.
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    SEA WATER RUINS THEIR COCONUTS
    85 8 SEA WATER RUINS THEIR COCONUTS JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Coconut plantations owned by smallholders in Kampong Bahru. Benut. have suffered heavy losses a.s a result of these areas being inundated by the sea. The situation is to be remedied by the construction of a bund to keep the sea out of
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    Transfer to K.L.
    37 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed MrJ J. Walters. Superintendent of the Social' Welfare Home. Johore Bahru. will >av t m-xt week for Kuala Lumpur to take up a new appointment .n the Institute for Medical Research.
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    Band recital
    20 8 The Singapore Police Band will play at the Botanic Oardens from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. next Sunday.
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      273 8 CIWrADARF Happy Anniversary. S5 News: Nf»i: lAb-2 Dance MuMc 645 9**W+r*rw*Kt jjj oibbons Orch. 730 Radio Announcements. 648 L»Un A;ner|7is am Mornlnr Bi«r 710 Tr»o. 7.45 Hit Parade: »IS Our can Rhythm: 7 News: 7 15-7 30 715 am Mornlnf Star. .30 Mwwl 145 Concert: 9JC Inierludf: 9 Record Review
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      It's more than just INCHES
      449 9 L^EW women make the 1 most of their figures A good figure is not entirely a case of pounds and inches more of well-toned muscles and a good proud posture Too many women are tied tn th»*ir scales and tape-mea-nures. They fret and worry because
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      FOR JUNE BRIDES
      272 9 LOOKING forward to a )une wcdd<ng> Here is an idea for the bride 'or the wedding and the RO'ng sway Here it an idea for fh# bridesmaid too. fhera she is. on the LEFT She wears a dress in p.i *> "Coronation" pink, of heavy vatm. the
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      REPORT ON BLOUSES
      200 9 REPORT ON BLOUSES A SEW smart blouse can be the focal point of an outfit. A blouse < today is not an after- thought, chosen to blend unobtrusively with a suit, but is the keynote around which your outfit is built. The latest styles favour this < importance. The classic
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      FOR THE RACES
      54 9 FOR THE RACES THCFLATTU The hat fet. MHing the pace in Paris. It it made of the gtntenin« new fabric, acetate Pwift: Mari* Christian*. ORTHECURV.E? A Coronation picture-hat by Rudolf. It is in paper-fine black and white straw, and follows the curved lines of many Coronation season clothes now being
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      183 9 AWAKE <tssk GLORIOUSLY MjNfri REFRESHED Give tonight's overindulgence the PHILLIPS' 1*2 If in.liscrvtion in CJtinp, I. PHILLIPS mttrttixts *xjmolcinj;, or drinking threat- cm itmmsch scidity aim* it ens heartburn or a m<tsntlj restless mcht i!uc to excess *ir<.mach acid.tv let 2 PHlLLlPS' pmtUltxtn* \Phuups MA "1 riifiiii'i s(tltn «"»>'"" his
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      190 9 TALKi\G SHOP... COINC DOWN: Having searched high and low for tee shirts with stripes going DOWN (essential to the full bosom and any way much more chic) I found them for a few dollars apiece at a sale. This was fortunate but where had they been hiding? Dress departments please
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      12 9 E-tM iAs a^ See how it shines with BRASSO J Ml L
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      215 9 Si rails I rinrs I iossmohl R A T n ,V°' sur>por; m th V 27. Writer lor boys is>. k>^?j 2 Obv>lfe i href xtrlneed nme of year to u«e pepper? li). r*"f 'j n i;d N^j r HI Mark in ab rt J I I** J 7i I
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    TIN PRICE DIVES AND SHARES MARKED DOWN
    652 10 TIN PRICE DIVES AND SHARES MARKED DOWN RUBBER STEADIER THE Singapore share market took more punishment yesterday than it has experienced for many a day and tin shares and some industrials were heavily marked down. Tin fell by another $31.87} to $395.75 and it would appear that bottom here has
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    TIN PRICE
    45 10 The price of tin in Singapore yesterday wan declared at 53t5.~5 a picul. down »3IH:' This makes the total fall within the last week about S7C a picul. The price in London on Tuesday fell by about C?« a ton to around V.835
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    70 10 Stngaparr (tit near Prodarr Iv change: Noon prices per >lr ware Copra quiet: buyers Ml f ot. teller* »42 Coconut oil: quiet; teller* 665 Pepper quiet down $5. Muntok white MO5 sellers. Sarawak »6K) Lampcng black 1530 Lewis and Peat Closing pne were:— Copra quiet: April »41\ buyers.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    98 10 Tne Malayan Exchange Bank.. AsKXiatton made the folio* tn? alteration* In It* rate* to merchan'* v>»terday: CANADA: buying. TT 32 7 t«. i.ir mall. OD 3> 116. 90 days 33 13 16 credit bill*. 32 7(. tr. de bllto: selling. TT or OD 32 11. ready Swiaa franca.
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    NEW YORKSTOCKS
    118 10 NEW YORK Wed An an moving to a new 'o» initially Wall Street yenterdav «U«ed a technical rally which reversed the recent trend The rally however appeared •n lack follom-through after there hax been a predominance of up to one point recoveries. While aeliing showed no Important re\l\.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    188 10 Rubber gained a quarter of a cent in Singapore yesterday after an uncertain market in which the prtcr at one time had been as low as 64 cents. There was a better feeling in the market generally than on Tuesday. April first grade closed at 854 cents. The
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    More rubber imported
    38 10 Rubber imported into Malaya in March totalled 18.986 tons, compared with 13.804 tons in February Total imports for the quarter are 63.486 tons, compared with 90 949 tons in the first quarter of last year.
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    England's high hopes in coming Test series
    528 11 England's high hopes in coming Test series From A Special Correspondent LONDON, Wednesday. |TNGLISH cricket officials are looking forward t«» a prosperous and successful Coronation year providing the weather plays a fair game. The Australians will be on tour here for the first time since 194*. and their five Test
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    SOCCER WILL HAVE TO BE STREAMLINED
    530 11  -  HAROLD MAYES B> LONDON. Wed. MENTION streamlining the the English Football League to proportions which would result ln a less clutter-ed-up fixture list and you 11 instantly be accused by wailing club directors of Nazi-like methods When annual merlins 'ime comes around each June,
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    Schoolboys record
    158 11 Schoolboy s record LONDON. Wed. A BIG hurray and no boos at all for the Knglish School* Football \m*n iation whose pupils decorated the Wemtiley turf last Saturday when F.ncland played Hales. A near-M.MO crowd a world record f"r j schools came attended They paid around V 1 .mm V"d
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    English jockeys are best in world
    473 11  -  JAMES PARK By LONDON. Wed. ENGLISH jockeys are the best ln the world. I have seen three generations of them. but. as in nearly every other sport, it is impossible to compare them. I am not going to try I never saw Tod Sloan,
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    Courage? Hobbs has it all—plus!
    567 11  - Courage? Hobbs has it all— plus! PKTEK WILSON Says rfEY never come back. It's the oldest maxim ln boxing and just about the ttuest j ....but yesterday I saw the 1 start of as plixky an attempt at a come-back as any I have ever seen. A come-back AT THE
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    Another great Scots flyweight
    180 11  - Another great Scots flyweight A Special Correspondent ■j LONDON Wed. rUNK f fV -v.eight bcxers and you think of Scots--Scots like Ber.r.y Lynch. Elkv Clark. Johnny Hill and Jackie PaU-rson. or like those post-war winners Of ABA tilles. Jinrr.v Clinton. Jackie Bryce. SKeets Gallacher and Bsn K If Joy.'ul intelligence
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    RUGBY LEAGUE
    42 11 LONDON Wed Yesterday? :r ufti De-jrsbtiry 27 Uonrajsfer S: Pr^iHuddervneld 13. BaMey 16 I>ee<J>. 31 Brxmlev 8. Harrow 41 Wake.iehi T-;r.:t> 4 Bei:»> Vue H.injer.t 10 v. SM 5: Haiilax 9 Bradford Northern b; Warr'.ngton 34 Llvrrsool City s— Reu:cr
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    RUGBY UNION
    58 11 LONDON. M'ed YMterdays ri.:j'. ii..>-, rtaatts »»re: Abemllery 8 I r.ndon Welsh U. Car<un S Northampton 6; Cheltenham 9 Birmingham 6; Exeter b Lcireslrr 13. NY»port <*■ BarbarianK 8. Pomypool 14 Nuneatou 3. Stroud 6 Moaely 0: Obeiavon 15 Utvonport Service* 6; Br^to. 20 Weston-super-Mare 3: I.ydney 6
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      616 11 ANNOUNCEMENT Grand Opening of Silk Store AT G. RAMCHAND 72, HIGH STREET 10th APRIL, 1953 ROTARY FUN FAIR GREAT WORLD PARK IN AID OF THE BLIND Afternoon Attractions For Children :■'•■> A lltk APRIL 3p.m 6ps& KY EN I NG ATTRACTIONS 10ih A 11th APRIL 7 pm. toMidmght CABAMET ATTRACTIONS
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      244 11 w R°NE5>LTa fOH KUALA IPOH LUMPUR SINGAPORE PENANG (ESTABLISHED 45 YEARS IN MALAYA i RONEO LTD. Plc«*« tend dcHil* of the ROYAL "Cray Ma<ic° ry^cwriter NAMI: ADDRESS: ST. 9 4 53 8 PALE DRY SHERRY Blended wiui me greatest care ln tlie famous Jerez District ct Sp.nn to suit the
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      S'PORE B.A. WILLINVITE FREEMAN
      181 12 S'PORE B.A. WILLINVITE FREEMAN SINGAPORE Bi il in m i. in As >:■< i.ttniii will hold their sr< ond annual international tournament in Singapore toward* the end of the year and will spare no efforts in inducing Dr. Dave Freeman. America's No. 1 singles player, to take part in it.
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      Late rally by R.I succeeds
      106 12 University of Malaya and H.i~> InstlMitloa drew 2-2 in a surcei .it R.I. yesterday Ilirouiihout a Krrater par' of thi „,1-ie the RI. boys were ti.lr inu i i battle. But Hi the m.. minuie> they saved the game UunerMtv were a n.ore powerfti ••Ide
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      S. KOREANS HERE
      32 12 The South Korean foo'oall team wlncti Ls to play a series of match rs at Jalan Besar liadium. arrives at KalUng airport in the earl; nours of this morning.
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      H.K. Bank take 2 points from Bukom JOHAN THE STAR
      411 12 H.K. Bank take 2 points from Bukom JOHAN THE STAR [fONGKONG BANK "A", strong contenders for this year's Business Houses F.A. league and cup honours, scored their third consecutive win a< :he S.C.C. padang yesterday, when they beat Pulo Bukom by three goals to nil in a division one match.
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      RESULTS AT A GLANCE
      87 12 lIRST DIVISION Sincaparc < old Stersgr 2. harlrred Bank "A" 4; Pale Hiiknm o. Hunckonc Bank "A" I; SUnvae 3. Shell "A" 3; OTEC s. m r»i J. SECOND DIVISION Hongkonc Bank "B" I. lard 3; Handebbank 1. Mertanlile Bank Slngaaere Traction Ce. 1. M.M«llrld I.
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      Salim hits 4 in O.T.E.C's 5-2 victory
      275 12 CVjL R goals including a hat- trick by sharp-shootinii ■entreforuard. Salim was a lighlight in Oriental Telephone's 5-2 victory over Malaya F*ublLsh.ini( House in a onesided Dr. l match at Oeylans Stadium yesterday. In the 14th minute OTBC opened ihruugh Sallm off a
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      Hat trick by Chin Yeong
      69 12 \FTER tralliny 2-0 at half MBM BTANVAC staged a grwnd second half rally to hold Shell M I ;r. a Dn 1 match on ihe F A; N ground yesterday. I STANVAC have their ren'rei forward Chin Yeong ro thank for saving the game He
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      15 PLAYERS NAMED FOR COLONY A' XI
      53 12 The Singapore A' :eam a«.ili^' 'he South Korean tourists a: Jalan I Besar on Apr 1!. will be selected from Ye* Chang. Boniface. Has«an. Yassln. Hoon LeotiK Kirn Benjr. Omar Amang Boon Khim Ism.il Yusoff. Ibrahim H) Man«>or Mun Fook. Narayanan. Chor.tr Kum
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      S.J.I. WIN BY 5-2
      52 12 S* Jaseph's lr.sttti.tlon beat AngloCl.inese School 5-2 In yesterdays ?nd round tie in the SAFA Youth tourney at Victoria School ground Scorers for 8J I were O. Orosse icapt i D. Notils <2> and D Boyd IS), while Kwong Siong scored both goabi for ACS Cpl
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      SINGAPORE TIDES
      33 12 TODAY: Hltih 0518 <7 2i and SIM .6 5.: Lo« 1305 I i TOMOBBOW: High 0711 .7 4' and 2109 1 7 1.. Low 0127 1 4 9< and 1429 (16'
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      Chartered Bank win at stadium
      265 12 f\ISPI.AVI\(i greater thrust and combination. U newly-promotrd Chartered Bank S.C. deservinglv beat Singapore Cold Storage S.C. 4-2 in a ragged and often robust First Division game at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Apart irom a sounder defence in which nuht back I Lop«*z and c<«ntrf i
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      Pemuda win in Kota ßahru
      153 12 KOTA BAHRU. Wed PEMUDA Singapore— an allstar team beat a Bangkok s team by two goals to one before the largest soccer crowd ever t seen here, including the a Mentri Boar and the British Adviser, in a Sura Muda Building Fund match at the
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      SPOTTING THE WINNERS
      278 12  -  epsum ir.r.r By MY ten to follow at the Singapore Turf Club April meeting are: Earthquake: DM not have the best ol luck tn the running when second by three-quarters of a length to Mystic Melody In a fast run 6P sprint at Ipoh wonderfuUy consutent. and
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      'Dope doctor' is appointed
      222 12 rpHE menace of doping of ■I racehorses has created a new appointment on the Malayan Turf— that of chief analyst. He is Dr. W. Rlntoul. who will be at each race meeting to make on-the-spot checks of suspected cases of doping before and after each race.
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      S.T.C. score fourth win
      321 12 SBHFA JUNIOR SOCCER ROUNDUP SINGAPORE Traction Company scored thrtr fourth onaecu- I tlve victory In Dtv. 2 yesterday on the MPA ground, but on thu occasion they were lucky to take fut! point* off Mansfield Spori.i Club. They won by 2-1. Mansfield S.C looked secured of
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      AWANC BAKAR FACES ANOTHER SUSPENSION
      384 12 AWANC BAKAR FACES ANOTHER SUSPENSION MGNTINBL Hp I HAVE KNOWN and likrd Aw.uir Bakar since he first kicked a f»M>tball it Jalan Besar stadium four years ago. Since then I nave <• •housands oJ wordi him. and have m.idi- m M-cret of my opUl he is the Bnest fa ball*
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      SAFA and the Malaya Cup
      214 12 THE Snuaporr Amateur tcrdav lymflcd it* support ,>posal that in futwe \iya Cup final lv- ph Kwf on a home-and- Singapore and ana were the match would be played in a»d one m S ynrr uith the aaareoate deciding- Tie proposal if r'cd in Prnanfj
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      791 12 VBBICLKB XIX SALK 1949 SO FG*D PREFECT 33.000 nlles Excellent condition. InMired 111 FVb 1954 $2,600 Instalment ould be arranged 7. Kramat Lane 130 530 pm Phone Lun. H247. KIAT 1100. 1940 nrst recistcred 947. Recent re*prar. Upholstery [ood. 7900 since enflnt o'haul. 1900 )NO Addlaon 4 Barrosa Court Wrraex
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      116 12 SOCCER S*FA LEAGI'E DIV. I: A. A. A t I'nl.u Brsiil st Jaton Besar: DIV. Hnko.Mi Rorklltes at C.eylanc SHIH.( v VMM A at SHII: RN Kranji v Kola Rata "A" al BOIM DIV. JA: Civil Servlrr Aaaa. v Kebenaran I lub at (IMA. IVTI.R--s( ***** St. Jo«ephs v BarUey
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