Singapore Standard, 5 May 1952

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    Masthead
    18 1 Singapore Standard /t snj X VOL. II NO. 307 SINGAPORE, MONDAY. MAY 5, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    US May Buy All Stockpile Rubber Through London
    75 1 US May Buy All Stockpile Rubber Through London WASHINGTON, May 4 (AP)— All future purchases of natural rubber for America's :kpiie are expected to be made m London, industry sources said. R^ B. Wils [ormer board chairman of Trans- lines and a retired brigadier-general, has London to c tablish an
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    Truce Talk Lasts But 13 Minutes
    77 1 Nations and ice riegutiaturs :r.y 12 minutes resa 98 Tet ses- ties offered an an Id the settleaii) issues :n the k. Ed to meet a:; am f ree Head- Svc C ounu- j a■ t-> a jfig bei ecu 58 SlGa 829S bm
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    3 New Cunard Ship For FE
    70 1 3 New Cunard Ship For FE Mjv 4 R Cunard V antic Queen E El: 0 c A1 antic. E istern 1 nee i iday. ■a« Canards. B tes, said In an in- ent i sh irefc dei a i- building pi o 3 bein? sprc s"i n a <
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    Radio Cars For RI
    50 1 NKW YORK. 4 (AP)— The llrsi ten »i i gi >>up of I .vuwaj idio communications vehicles for the Indonesian Army Signal Corps has been delivei ed by the Radio >r poration »l America. Wie v el ides eac c ist o v c r US$lO,OOO.
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    Kyushu Hit By Storm
    21 1 A st m rui Kyushu. the southern Japanese island. yesterday ra is >i extensive d;nn;ii;e.— A P
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    Youth Scheme Is Proposed
    164 1 LONDON, May 4 (Reuter):— The Observer today proposed a scheme of youth exchange visits ii the Commonwealth as a memorial to King George VI. who died m February. The scheme should be extended particularly to older children and apprentices m industry. Such a link of the
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    BIG 3 FAVOUR 'TRIAL' TALK ON GERMANY
    265 1 PARIS. May 4 (AP)— ln an effort to seize the initiative from Russia, the Tnited States has proposed to France and Britain that they agree at once to a tonrpouer meeting on the German question but on a trial basis I- is learn
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    WAR DANGER NOW LESS
    372 1 UK Finances Improving. Says Churchill LONDON, May 4: Prime Minister Winston Churchill said m a broadcast speech that he believed the danger of world war was not as great as it was a year ago, and the last six months had seen an improvement. Commenting on
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    60 1 photo. An American air policeman m Berlin Doints to a cannon hole m the wins of the Air France airliner attacked last week by two Soviet MI G lighter planes. The attack occurred while the airliner was flying: from Frankfurt to Berlin. Despite 8?) bullet and shell holes m the
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    Dr. Wu To Talk On Germ War Charge
    80 1 Dr. Wu To Talk On Germ War Charge DR. WU LIF.X TEH. who spent ,20 years oi continuous research upon plague and associated diseaSes In China and has con- tributed much to the present knowledge of epidemics m general, will be broadcasting a short talk on the germ warfare j
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    Memorial To Great, Good King Planned
    176 1 LONDON, May 4 (Keuter)— The Lord Mayor of London, Sir Leslie Boyce, today invited people from all over Britain to a London meeting next week to discuss a memorial to King George Sixth. "Our task will not be an easy one," he said m
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    4 New Paintings By Churchill
    58 1 PRIME MINISTER Winston Churchill and Minister of Defence Lord Alexander are among' those showing paintings at the Royal Aeademys summer exhibition, which opened m London on Saturday. Churchill's works are four Mediterranean landscapes. Lord Alexander ha? three scenes of the Canadian countryside which he had
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    UK Opens Jet Age Of Travel
    92 1 JOHANNESBURG, May 4 (AP). Britain's jet airliner." the De Havilland Comet, arrived at Johannesburg ahead of schedule yesterday on its inaugural flight Erom London. The sleek four-engined blue and white craft landed at 1.33 p.tn, GMT. to complete the 6,734-mile flight that opened the
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    Germany Lost 2,622 Warships
    84 1 FR.-VXKFURT. May 4 (UP)— Germany lost 2,622 naval yes- sels during World War 11. inj eluding 9H4 .submarines, a surI vey of ship losses has disclosed, the listing is believed to be the first authentic one published by the new German "Seamen's Calendar." The .survey said
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    US Likely To Lose Chilean Copper
    92 1 SANTIAGO. May 4 < Renter"! —The Chilean Government which has assumed control of all the country's copper exports by denouncing an agreement signed last year with American companies, expects to find ready markets m Europe and India, but has not yet considered the sale
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    Road Cracked But Not The Rubber Mattress
    82 1 MARION (OHIO). May 4 (AP):— A rubber company j j thought they had a good promotion scheme to test their I new mattress. They laid it out on a downtown street J j and ran a 10-ton road roller over it m a
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    US Cuts Export Of Oil, Petrol
    140 1 WASHINGTON, May 4, (Reuter):— The Government has banned oil and petrol exports to all countries except Canada and ordered a 30 per cent, cut m domestic petrol use for civil aviation, effective Tues- day. California. Oregon and Washington, however, are exempted from the ban
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    AUSTERITY URGED
    26 1 Addressing the Executive Yuan m Taipei. (Formosa), Premier Chen Cheng seveieU criticised the extravagant living of certain people m Formosa and urged greater austerity
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    MACAO CLASH AVERTED
    163 1 HONGKONG. May 4 (UP)— Portuguese and Communist soldiers were engaged m a "tug-oi-war" on May Day over the barbed-wire border with a Portuguese officer as the "rope." nearly precipitating an armed clash, says a report from Macao. The incident occurred when Portuguese colonial soldier was standing guard
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    40,000 To Quit Sinking Pak. Volcanic Island
    113 1 DACCA East P ikUtant, M v 4 iAP» The Pakistan Government :"::<:> begun evacuating the 40.000 people living an Kutubciia tsle. In the Bay of Bengal, which has beeun sinking following a score <>: volcanic blasts between Mar 12 and 21. Geological experts
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    E. German Anns
    30 1 Taipeh (Formosa) reports sa) that over h.oik) tons < t nrar supplies had been shipped to Communist China from Eastern Germany b\ lo Polish ships since March.— Reuter-AAP
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    JAP WHO ELUDED BRITISH HERE HITS AT FRENCH
    180 1 TOKYO, May 4 (Reuter-AAP)— Japanese wartime strategist former "Col Masanobu Tsuji- who was sought by the British m Malaya alter Japan's defeat m 1945. said m a press interview today that the French were '•the weakest opponents I fought*' m the Pacific
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    Governor Visits Tin Smelting Works
    188 1 THE Governor, Mr. J F. Nicoll. went foi a en yesterday aiound Pulau Brani and Blakang .Man ii* also viewed the Straits Trading Tin Smelting W 4 Before the launch landed him at Woodland., Jetty, made a tiip to Tanjong ECling and Tanjong Balai Mr
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    Persecution Of Jews
    137 1 m \v Vi «X, Way (R?ut€ —Pei se« itkw i le coming more md more p mi n < s el I iti itelltte co mti id ■>• v i-ian-Jewish committee day m its latest it vs behind the Iron Cv I: added thai the X had
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    Textile Dealers Rush To Unload
    164 2 THE anxiety of textile dealers m Singapore to dispose of their cloth because of a glut m the market has resulted m several bargain sales by shops along North Bridge Road and South Bridge Road during the past few weeks. Picturing l-\r*.'r. r r decline
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    Indians To Open Madras Famine Fund
    99 2 THS SINGAPORE Regional In Ban Congress a1 a raei ing ai Race Course Road yesterday d led to call gathering ol all Indian organisations to form a committee to colled fun Is to help u> 10.000.000 people m famine stricken Ma Iras With the
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    Minister On Honeymoon
    62 2 MR .T ARTHUR, Australian Minister lur Mines, rea< h< I Singapore by Qantas-BOAC yesterday froi S3 biey on a h meym "m 'rip Europe and the U S. n also "arry out in- ■<■■ qfi t r the Neiß Si Wales Government on mining problems. He is
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    Ford Executive Reaches S'pore
    86 2 Standard Staff Reporter AIR. W. L. Robinson, executive of the Ford Company oi Canada, reacbed Sinuaporc by air ye-'errtay from Sydney on a xvfvk'.^ visit m the course of a work! tour to survey oxerseas operations connected with the delivery oi Ford manufactures He is visiting
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    INVITED TO ATTEND BIF
    219 2 MR. Chan Kai Chuen. director ol Leyte Traders Limited. Singapore, importers and manufacturers agents, has left by ROAC on a business visit to the United Kinyaom and Europe. :Ar. C •'.rVi has Ijt^cn extended :,'.i invitation by the directors ol the British Industries Fa r to
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    SCOPE FOR GREATER INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION
    203 2 2 New Factories For Colony Standard Staff Reporter CONSIDERABLE industrial expansion hataken place m Singapore postwar hut there -cope for greater development, slate* a pamphlet i>sued jointly by the Economic Affair* Branch and the Public Relations Office. Singapore. In addition to rattan works, sawmills, shipouildinc
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    New Form For Importers
    74 2 New Form For Importers Standard Staff Reporter THE FED K RATION Comptroller of Customs Es givi g notice of its intention feu rharipe the layout of Custom import and export ;:p.\sra 4 i f >rms md to use >:' h nt-w types by July. Exporters :,vp :herefo-« a Ivise j
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    Heron To Show Her Pace At Kallang
    145 2 Standard Aviation Reporter A KLKEK little airiiaer made its first appearance m a Singapore yesterday. It is the 12-seater De V Havilland Heron powered by four engines and much mbb terest was taken m this airb craft at Kalian* airport. The Heron will
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    Officers Criticize Master Attendant
    280 2 PENSIONED MALAY SEAMEN Standard Staff Reporter THE COMMITTEE of the Malay Marine Officers Association, Singapore, wants the Master Attendant to discontinue allowing pensioned wiaiay seamen to be employed by Chinese shipping- firms because of the attendant danger to ships and their crews. Stating that there nre
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    C'ttee Of New Party Dissolved
    90 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Interim Committee of the recently formed Singapore People's Party has been dissolved, the Chairman. Mr. J. (J. Nappalli. told The Standard >esteiday. A new Interim Committee will be formed very shortly. The Committee met yesterday m atrordanre w ith the wishes
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    Seamen Want Waiting Room
    67 2 THE Malay, Chinese and Pakistani Seamen's Unions have submitted a joint petition to the Colonial Secretary, Singapore, on the need to provide, as soon as possible, a waiting room for Asian Seamen who visit the Seamen's Registration Bureau m Fullerton Building. The petition states that this
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    Death Of Mr. E. Webb
    31 2 THE death occurred at the General Hospital last night of Mr. Em il e Webb of Still Road, Singapore. He leaves a widow and four children.
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    KHALSA ASSN OFFICIALS
    90 2 A Ju TI J E annua J general ineetine of the Singapore Khmisa AssociiP tion, the folowing were elected officials for the year: c President: S. Sardool Singh H-e-Pw'slflent**: S. Choor SinJE S. Bakhtaur S:nj,h CJen. Secretary: S j 39Want in A h iIL iSP Hon. Serre
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    Labourer Stabbed In Fight
    114 2 Standard Staff Reporter A LABOURER, Low Song Ng (23), was stabbed m the right arm following a quarrel with two Chinese at Omar Road, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. Low was taken to the hospital where he was given about 20 stitches before he was sent home. He
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    MUSLIM LEAGUE
    100 2 FOLLOWING are the :;e\v officebearers of the Kadayanallur Musl-.m League of Singapore: President S N Shaik All Vice-President: S M. Alia Pitchay. (Jen. Secrrtafy: A N Maideen. AssL Secnrtarjr: A A S;.ed Salaiman. Treasurer: M. E Ahmad Shah Asst Treasurer: Messrs. K. X Yacob K. Moh:dee:i Librarian: Mr
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    13 Radio Men Give Blood
    67 2 Balance from 26th to 2nd May. inclusive. During this week 13 volunteers from the Department of Broadcasting and 8 from the R A.A.F. Changi donated their blood Group Group Group Group Group O A B AB Total Donation received 43 10 22 3 78 Transfusion
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    'No Politics In TUC' Assurance
    152 2 'No Politics In TUC' Assurance THE FEAR of any political domination m the Trace Union Congress would be removed if Government unions were permitted to join the Congress. This was stated by Mr S. Juganathan. Secretary of the Singapore Trade Union Congress at the Annual Genera! Meeting of the Singapore
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    New Centre In A Park
    74 2 IPOH. Sun. [pofa's only phjrsical culture centre, siiuaterj m the Peop'e's Park m Hugh Low Street, was today declared opened by the British Advisor. Mr. I. \V B eUoch. Founded by the Ipoh Rotary Club, this open-air centre provides gymnastic appliances, such as parallel bars,
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    SPECIAL JAILED
    46 2 KUALA KANGSAR. Sun.— A nven:.v-six-year-o d Malay Special Constable. Ta'ib bin Tahir, was sentenced to two years rigorous imprisonment tor theft of seven sheets of rubber weighing 16 katis belonging to Gapis Estate. Parian^ Rengas. by the Preside:): of the Sessions Court. Kuala Kangsar.
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    School Fund Totals $13,000
    319 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE F AIRFIELD Girls' School has received nearly $13,000 for its building fund, The Standard was told yesterday. The School plans to erect a three-storey building which! will cost $80,000 plus $20,000 for equipment and furnishing. The new structure will m- elude a
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      133 2 II I *SHOW HIM NO MERCY/ CRIES POLICE CHIEF, SS^^'^T^V^^^ t^^^/if Sfra jj I FORMER BOSOM FRIEND OF FEARLESS FOSOICK t^TSS^^^^^ SSSSSf^r oowJw! „.>. I Armed committees, ot enraged citizens, as well as V%? r \y\ s eoii-s? I the National Guard, police *nd Boy Scouts, are scouring sQ^V^-Siu MT
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  • THE WEEK-END IN PHOTOS
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      Wedding
      30 3 Bali MR. AND MRS. Ali bin Emran who were married on Friday at No. 26, Kamponjf Wak Tanjong. The bride was formerly Miss Saemata binte Matlan. Photo by Sukaramai.
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      Fund Drive
      200 3 MRS. LOH POON LIP j sptukinu at the tea party at the V.W.C.A. m Collyer Quay, Singapore, on Saturday. The occasion was the launching of the cam- j paign for funds to torn- pletc the target set at S!50,000 for the Women's j Centre. Thus far just a
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      Press Ball Nets SATA $5,000
      301 3 Press Ball Nets SAT A $5,000 I I I Wi (S I I their guests lai t;' 2 a.m.. while spe< ial Boor shows gave a resp v to aching fee. The Goven <f Singapore, Mr. J. F. N c mvA the Co 3s General. Mr. Malcolm Mi D ild,
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      Plans For Better Ed. Week
      89 3 Plans For Better Ed. Week .S f A- I be I lor J Vii toria Men m arith it's F Week ive I m finali D ri g the pc and si iv's F. i Week, la] a suo(n the sof the I r E a1 ion li Priabj, E•
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      Old Boys' Assn.
      42 3 ua Bi OW •d the following i fficeI t --2 J B: i. Linn Secret i > Li n X m Secrei Mi T hn C >mmii Messrs W Ken, C R 1 P P md T W, Pri ta
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      Benevolent Association Officials
      184 3 following hive b?»^ elected office-bearers ~>r i-ie H< s m Kok Benevolent Association of 1 Singapore '>: 1932 PATRONS: Lim J. Leong. Choo Ye >k Kh .> i. S :x\ Beng V i Lin Choi Beng Ah Khye. Chia Chwep Soon. Ec Heu Lav. Goh Sh;e'.v Chwee
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      70 3 photo. M\l \Y HIM STIRS wen amoas the guest* it t dinner last Saturday to cele*r»te the third aunivi rsarj of th e Sukaramai Photographers of Singapore. From left: (front row): Mr. Simun. film star Maria. Mrs Simon M^. Rogayah of I«rU Films Mr Wit (ihim Sion?. Mr. HariiT. proprietor
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      Girls Will Listen To 3 Men
      148 3 Standard Staff Reporter ABOUT 30 representatives from a number of woman organisations m Singapore will meet at the Y.W.C.A. today to hear from three men what they can do m (civil) defence of the Colony. The three men are: Col. L. T. Firbank, Acting
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      Thrift C'ttee
      54 3 THE Singapore Governmeni Public Works Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd elected the following to the Committee of Management: Chairman: Joseph Chye, Secretary and Treasurer: Mr. J. J. George Committee: J.A. Dragon, Lim Chin Terk. OV. Wait C A Rodrigues, A!i Masaid. F.C Alves. C. Anthony, P. J.
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      Power Cuts
      107 3 SUBSTATIONS In Singapore h;iUh' to load shedding today:— D\\ Balestier Kd.. Jalan Ampas, IJ.M 8.C.. Mcßltchie, Braddi'll Rise, Island Golf Club. Seletar Pumps. See soon. Seletar Wireless. M«ntai Hospital, Trafalgar Estate. New World. Bendcineer Kd.. Ban Hock Leong. Milne Rii .It! m Sultan. Heath Kd.. AJhambra, Rallies Hotel,
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      Yogi Missed His 'Plane
      54 3 Yogi Missed His 'Plane YOGI Shudhananda Bharati, Hindu spiritualist, missed his I plane to Singapore yesterday. |He was due to arrive from Colombo on a two-month tour !of Malaya. j The Yogi, author of over 500 books m Tamil and Telegu, will address public meetings here and m the Federation
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      Snags Baulk K.L. S'pore Bus Service
      218 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE PROPOSED express bus service between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur has hit several snags. The Singapore City Councillors gave permission to operate this service on condition that 50 per cent of the vehicles used on the service were registered m Singapore.
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  • BOOKS Of The WEEK
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      Scholarly Volume On A Great Arabian Event
      724 4  - Scholarly Volume On A Great Arabian Event Sir Ronald Storrs Arabian Jubilee. By 11. St. J. Philby. (Robert Hale. 305.) By HERE is i volume whose printing. illustra t.on. copious index and scholarly transliteration are not unworthy of their imperial subject; its one defect, astonishing m a Founder's Medallist of
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      BROOKS ADAMS
      879 4 By D. W. BKOGAN Brooks Adams, Constructive. Conservative. By Thornton Anderson. Cumberlege, for Cornell University Press. Pp. xiv. 250. 245. I)ETER Chardon Brooks Adams was, by a good deal, the youngest of the four distinguished sons of "Minister Adams" and long outlived his brothers. In his old age
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      HUNGER FOR EVER?
      576 4  -  Charles Galton Darwin The Next Million Years. By (Hart-Davis, las.j By LANCELOT LAW WHYTE THIS is a unique book. Here, 1 for the first time, a distinguished scientist tne g. andson of the great Charles Darwin— predicts the conditions of human life for the remainder of man's
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      India's Problems
      213 4 India 's Problems Industrial Problems Of India. By P. C. Jain. Published by Students' Friends. Allahabad. Pp 372. Price Rs. 7-8. SURVEY of industrial x\ problems m India will not serve its purpose to the lull extent unless the statistical material dealt with is brought quite up-to-date. Some of the
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      THE FOREIGN WITNESS
      514 4  -  Max Meloff By Eleven Years m Soviet Prison Camps. By Elinor Lipper. llollis and Carter. Pp. 310 18s. My Friend Vassia. By Jean Rounault. Translated by Yera Traill. Hart-Davis. Pp. xvi. 280. 15s. IN 1944 the Siberian goldmining district of the Kolyma m the far Northeast wai
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      Mr.READ'S ESSAYS
      209 4  -  Stephen Bone By OERHAPS the most surpri- sing thing about. The philosophy of Modern Art, by Herbert Read (Faber, pp. 278, 255), is the title; for this is no carefully considered treatise on the subject: it is a rather miscellaneous collection of essays composed on various occasions between
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    To A New Village Two Nurses Bring Hope
    1330 5 >'.* In istir«> l>iemer, t iiind.ud Staff Reporter T: i( S WEEK two ji.ung teti rtill m their early I •nties, who have been less i i ft'k m Malaya from v. ill enter a new among people they have •et known
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    She Had Bomb Holder
    180 5 She Had Bomb Holder .Mil. id MafT Correspondent LUMPUR S n-- .h f J I ol laj a Police i m ambush posi- red five ir ■ed pproaching the wir- late compo d. po '■ne'ied Bre and Be l. Th ingle 4 up blood md found a Cto inese m
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    Bad Brakes Led To Crash
    38 5 rdl eiys to 1 >m^ M:iUm i one j'^tables injured, and <■> NDstabtea ai;d 'V pcrsmme] were ircci I was caused by ito'Vy n;nning into ol |he leading trolley. v Uw rear trolley brakes.
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    TEA DUST STOLEN
    27 5 X LUMPUR, Sun. |Sii worth of tea dost I 'on from a shop at v Kil Road (>n Friday I nan has been c!e- <
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    86 5 These are the type of houses, which have been built m the past year by the re-settled former squatters m the model Serdang Bulnu New Village. m Sr!;»n;or. Although the owner may build his house according: to hLs own taste, he must comply with sanitary rulings and inns* space his
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    3 Killed In Air Crash?
    222 5 3 Killed In Air Crash GROUND troops, guided by radio from circling aircrafi were at nightfall last night Sunday within a short dis'ance of the wreck of an R.A.F. Brigand [ighi bomber which crashed on Saturday m Northern Perak while attacking a bandit target. The 'plane was one of four
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    MOVE TO OPEN UMNO TO ALL
    394 5 Si;«n«l^r<i Staff Correspondent kl kIA II \IIM R, >hrn. An attempt to change ill** I itiiril \|;tla\* Vti.ona! Organization into a *****--g —iWH l»«»«Jv 1»> :»«linitiin» person* of all race?* to full ni»*m lMT<ihi|» mHI l»«* tiKulr l»y the Kuala Lumpur liraiirti of ihr
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    Govt. Aid For The Triplets
    137 5 Ma.uliiil Stafl CtTrjpaaeVat Xl AM AN Su«. The Medical I^rpartmrut of Ktiuntun is now nadriißg h**lp lie bffteg up tiu* Kuan tin triplets "i All bin Vaha>a. j hospital altr«dft»t. Th«* triplets ar« supplied with frr«* uuik .uul »m extra house li.is berH aHeted t«»
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    65 5 BIDOR. Sun.— A grenade was thrown into the Home Guard Headquarters of Bidor m Perab at about 10 p.m. last night. The grenade dropped ttl the staircase, did not explode. After tiie incident Police came to the scene and 27 Headquarters men were detained. This
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    33 5 Th» marriage was celebrated recently at Johore Bahru of Mr. K. (I. Raman, a teacher at the Government English School, Kluang, and MLss Devaki, daughter of Mr. C. K. Raman of Johore Bahru.
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    178 5 KL'ALA LUMPL'R. Sun. I Mr. R R. Chelliah. a local j lawyer and former President of the Ceylonese Youth Forum, was the main target of attack which resulted m a heated 1 argument by members of the Forum at the first general 1 meeting of
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    UNMUZZLED: $20
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    CRISIS OVER 32 DISMISSALS
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      Ottawa Rubber Talks
      837 6 ■TODAY delegates f'° m 19 countries or territories, accompanied by many advisers, will assemble m Ottawa for t- nc ninth meeting of the International Kubber Study Group. rt\e meeting will last for five days and v. hile the agenda and the proceedings remain secret, it is fairly
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    Britain Impaled On Its Own Triangle
    2084 6  - Britain Impaled On Its Own Triangle ANDREW ROTH By LONDON. MALAYANS are familiar with the tendency of traditional British administrators to favour triangular situations, with Britons on the apex, gaining by playing off two other contenders against each other. Some Malayans feel that British administrators m Malaya exaggerate, and occasionally
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    929 6 By OUR CEYLON CORRESPONDENT COLOMBO pXACTLY a month hence the people of Ceylon will decide whether they wish to be governed democratically or by a dictator. That is the issue before them and it was put fairly and squarely by the Prime Minister, Mr. Dudley Senanayake,
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      165 6 Sir:— l have been a r dent of this Colony for six years lam public spirited and as such I took 11 into tny head to induce nonvoters io register as voters for the elections to the City Council and Legislative Council. I firmly believe that if
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    'WORLD FUTURE STILL UNSURE'
    205 7 Harriman Warns West's Defences Still Incomplete DETROIT, May 4 (IP)— Mutual Security Director W. AvereU Harriman warned yesterday that until the Western defences are completed "the future of the world hangs m the balance." Speaking at the national conference of the American Jewish Welfare Board. I
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    96 7 photo. Mrs. Maria Strada. sister oi screen lover Rudolph Valentino, is seen with her red-haired daughter. Gabriella, m their home at Turin, Italy, April 27. Mrs. Strada and Alberto Valentino, brother of the dead actor, are to file damage suits for USS7OO.OOO against the producers and distributors of the American
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    Prosperity Of Shipping To Continue
    111 7 Prosperity Of Shipping To Continue LIVERPOOL. May 4 -The British Mercantile Marine Service Association m Us annual report says that last year was prosperous lor me shipping industry and there '>vas no indication that the prosperity would not be repeated m 1952 British ships recorded their lowest number of strandings
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    Anglo-Egypt Talks
    33 7 CAIRO. Maj 4 .AFP' B I sh Vr.:> Sit Ralp i St< i ;on >day had a 40- n nute convi tion with X.: Fa m\Cs sec etary. Hafez Afifi Pasha.
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    New Synthetic Process Makes Tyres Tougher
    121 7 New Synthetic Process Makes Tyres Tougher CIXCIXNATI. OHIO. May 4. (Renter). A new Canadian syn- thetic rubber process involving use of a light oil could make tyres tougher tnan tnose produced from the present general purpose synthetic. Dr. H. Leverne Williams, of Polymer Corporation Limited. Sarnia, Canada. said here yesterday.
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    New Deputy High Commissioners
    75 7 LONDON. May 4 (Reuter) The Commonwealth Relations (").Tic"e today annuunced the fol»wing appointments as deputy High Commissioners for the United Kin§d m: Mr. G E S Shannon to suci. d Mr. L. J. 1,. Addison m Mr \V G Head to succeed Mr. p M.ncicv m
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    Curie Urged To Withdraw Germ Charge
    55 7 NEW YORK. May 4, (UP). The American Committee for Cultural Freedom announced today that nine Nobel Prize winning scientists have sent a message to Frederic Joliot Curie of France, urging him to withdraw his name from his recrnt Prague message alleging United Nations m
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    Ceylon Told Indian Govt. Can't Interfere
    291 7 \Y\\ DELHI, Ma> 1. (Kniicr). The Governmenl n<lia tol«l ill** Ceylon Govcromenl m a communicai <»; \oit iil;i\ iii.it India conld liarilK advise ilic Ceylon l..«l .m fmjsret i«» «lv*i*>i from it* rurrent Satyagraba nomive rt-i«i;»nri' mo\«iii«'nj against the disfranchise* mml i»( the Indian
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    FLARE-UP IN LHASA
    92 7 v-'.v DELHI, Mas 4 (UP) i ported her* todaj that Tibetans and Chinese Cam- >: tugm a pitch* d ru streets ol Lhasa •> began ciamour- exp ilsion of the Chi* Fhe Tibetans had demon- because Di general di>- >• population an^ iinc conditkma which have ted
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    HK Seamen Break With The Reds
    43 7 TAjPEH, 4 IAFP>— the o.< ision ol the i mist do ni iat( d 1 j Chinese Seamen's l to bit l a ith the C'i!i) As ita isi Miniof Communications *a.c\ ■ate the downfall o1 > me.
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    Burma Reds Seize Two UK Estates
    74 7 RAN ;OON, Mas 4. (R< vB c C i I two Britisb- ■■>} rub- the Tennasarim B< iles X irees >■- dead four kers on the esi lea estates I -acre 1 estati amed by Rubber and Produce i and the I 000-acre late
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    Thailand Denies Peiping Claim
    37 7 Thailand Denies Peiping Claim ent yesier,l ed a B l> ip&g i%- pr i C wnmunisi at present lin B Such a v ild be cootr try to ifs policy ol upholding I ted Nation 5 AFF
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    Chennault Given Leave To Appeal
    90 7 Chennault Given Leave To Appeal HONGKONG. May 4 <AFP>— Gen, Claire Chennaulfs airline the "Civil Air Transport Incorporated.' 1 ha s been granted leave to appeal to the Privy Council m its claim for the possession of 40 aircraft now K rounded at Kaitak airport m Hongkong. The application for
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    Mystery Foreign Woman In Riot
    47 7 TOKYO. May 4 <AFP> The Japanese police today declared that a mysterious foreign woman who wn.s among the May Day rioters vraa born m America anH married to a Japanese. She U understood to be the former Communist Par:y member, Anna Fujikawa.
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    Quicker US Arms Delivery Pledged
    45 7 WASHING lON'. MaJ 4 €Reuter>— Leadiiix American fo vernrrufnt ottciald have wromis©d bij? spetci up m delivering Anna md equinnient to Europe is the fiscal year beginning m July 1 tte United States Sen.il ro-*- j>n Reiaiioot Conualttec •tti^ j«*terdaj.
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    Cattle Are Dying By Thousands In India
    307 7 NEW DELHI, May 4 of drought is stalking India tims are cattle that are dyi tion or thirst. Careful estimates indicate about 5,000,000 head will have j to be fed and watered by em- j ergency supplies. The cattle I are being herded
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    Canada Building "Most Modern' Anti-Sub Vessel
    113 7 WASHINGTON. May 4. (AP). —Rear Admiral J. G. Knowlton of Ottawa. Chief of Naval Technical Services m the Royal Canadian Navy, said Friday night Canada is building a "most modern" 1 anti-submarine vessel and will be able to turn it out rapidly and m
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    FRENCH SINK 300 BOATS
    48 7 SAIGON, May 4 (Reuter) —A French marine commando unit yesterday made a surprise attack from gunboats on 200 Vietminh crossing a river about "> miles southeast of Hue. capital uf Annam. Sixty-five Vietminh were killed and 10 captured. The commandos also sank oOQ small boats.
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    No Wage Raises For Steelworkers Without Companies' Consent
    224 7 No Wage Raises For Steelworkers Without Companies' Consent COURT ANSWERS TRUMAN WASHINGTON, May 4. (Heuter). The United Slates Supreme Court yesterday ruled that the f>ov«rnment eon hi not increase wages of steelworkers unless Ihe industry agreed. The decision came six hours after President Truman had told a gathering of presidents
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    Amphibian Aircraft
    40 7 LONDON, May 3 (AFP)— Short Brothers and Harland Limited announced today that they had received an order for ten amphibian aircraft for the Indian Navy. It was understood that these aircraft were to be used as communication aircraft.
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    RI Political Split
    33 7 JAKARTA, May 4 (Reuter) A split m Indonesia's biggest political party has become a fact with the decision ot the Muslim Nahdatul Ulama to break away from the Masiumi Party.
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    Bandit King's Henchmen Sentenced
    133 7 Bandit King's Henchmen Sentenced VITERBO. (Central Italy), May 4 (Reuter)-^-One of the longest murder trials m Italian Legal history ended early today when ltj Sicilian bandits received prison sentences ranging from six months to life. The men were among 31 former henchmen of the late Salvatore Giuliano, self-pro-claimed bandit king
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    Problem Of 200,000 Children
    91 7 Problem Of 200,000 Children TOKYO. May 4 ißeuter-AAP> —The Japanese Wei! are Ministry announced today that it would set up a special committee to study the problem ot Eurasian children born during the postwar occupation of Japan. The number of children b^rn of foreign soldiers and Japanese girls has been
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    Petrol Stations Running Dry
    70 7 DETROIT, May 4 (UP)— More than half ot Detroit's 3.000 petrol stations were either dry or rationing petrol for the first time since World War II today as the nationwide petrol strike began to take its toll m the automotive capitalJohn Merlinger. executive secretary of the
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    US AT PEACE WITH JAPAN
    70 7 photo. The peace treaty between thp United States of America and Japan goes into effect April 28 as U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson (right) hands over the U.S. ratification of the treaty. Receiving it (left) is Adrian Fisher, U.S. Siate Department legal adviser. Standin»
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    NATO Council Affirms Trust In Ridgway
    275 7 OTTAWA. May 4, (IP).— An exchange of mess ages between External Affairs Minister Lester Pearson President of the North Atlantic Council, and General Matthew B. Ridgway, new Supreme Allied Commander m Europe was released here yesterday. Pearson to.d Ridgway that the Council recognized his
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    I C Rebels Force Plane To Land
    47 7 SAIGON, May 4. (Reuter). A Vietnamese sie'A-ird was b.;rncd to death and several passengers injured when Viettninb troops yesterday shot up a local Corsara airlines Dakota and forced it to land near Phan Thiet airfield, 100 miles east of Saigon.
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    'Capsule Did Will Make Better World'
    106 7 'Capsule Did Will Make Better World' BOSTON. M... 4 (UP sideni Etobei I < '■< nd <>■ c Unix rsity ol N« Hampi i said m ;i speech ti< world will bo bettei ofl i i people live on food pills. "Though c mi) to <• up our 'J ii-
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    Africa Group Voices Fears Of Federation
    140 7 LONDON, May 4 <h- \t*\ African f«-.ii g <-i Cederati«m be- twten the I o H vwk i i Nyasalan i weir t icpn a coofei enoe m 1 <ondon j day by the Alt tea Bun new arganisation Bet ;i i» !< w
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    FAIR WEEK FOR SHARE MARKETS
    447 8 Good Turnover In Industrials By A Special < :«rre«|»»ml«-nl FAIRLY active lomlilinns prevailed d»rros ibe week with a good volume of bunine** wrillrn m I industrials, a fair turnover m tin* »»i 3i»app©miißg I market for rubber. The drop m the rubber commodity, which became,
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    The Week's Business
    182 8 The Week 's Business Industrials: Alexandra Brick $3 ?7i to $3.80. Preference $6.f0. I Gammon 13.05 to $:JIO c d.. Hammer $46.25, Malayan Breweries 55.05 to $5.00. ftfalayan Cement [)->\ to 90 cents. McAUster s:;9»i. Robinson $4.03 c.d, Sime^Darhy $160 Straits Trading S24.i>o to $'">:;•>:> cum all, United Engineers $12.50.
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    60,000 Jap-made Pens Seized
    61 8 SOME KO.OOO Japanese ■Bnde fountain pens bearing British Brrn^s trademark have been impounded m various purls ol America jnrf Australia according. to thp Chairman oi {he Bi'itis:^ Menttnore Manufacturing Ccnnpany, Mr. Arthur Andrews. He claimed fii'in makes I more pens than any other Eurt>i pean company.
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      633 9 Sal -Dato Onn h.n Ja'afar. tica 1 e> c BB then n voter m the Ftosferation Ma i> reported to iiave liscd I.c Indiaa Constitution. Pt kapj i; de>»Tvcs praise. KB '.-.rr.e has been spent a: d nuch efl ri expended In Its
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      173 9 a. c kampooc! wi "t p ace. F- :r m oj an integrated outlook H ia oe es- c would-be ion Shi i for pro\ ided pei a ne ci arj na facihties In i itiofl pro- r sub like so ia it subjerta ii the future sjeneratioa
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      Which Is Worse?
      116 9 I am surprised that S A an Op S as who a sta pponeni of !>: Apartheid •Ed by s iai s rth A:- ans og India an I are forced pay |Of '■AC) p. -imp y ause j ii c Africans" A-- s a humi.u. ka
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      NO SINHALESE PROGRAMME
      76 9 S Radio Mala j proI m many dia c i >ut it is regretted that do q ha been to ii 1« k s Sinha -t 1 program I r ■'■>? Coleny ftc iWetation then are amber of Sinhalese who. 1 am > :re, be sdd to
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      HE'S THEIR LEADER
      179 9 Sir: W m regard to your Editorial regarding I ers and Leadership" 1 > ssty the following as far as Plantation Workers Union Malaya is concerned: Dux ng Mr. P. P NaraI ana tour of Kedah Mice I had the oppor- ::.ty ft going round with him
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      A PLEA FOR PENSIONERS
      110 9 Sir,— The P-W. Government I\ :.sa)!icr.-' Association has a letter to the Director Medical Servioea requesting free supply ol dentures to Pensioners arid their families. P-. nsioners who have served fhe Government faithtu y Bad it beyond their means lo get complete sets oi dentures from
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      THE TRUE MEANING OF 'PROTECTION'
      181 9 THE TRUE MEANING OF PROTECTION' Sir. Oie of Che leading newspapers m Malaya demanded the critics of the HLigb Coraoo^sioner, to make up their BBDds whether they wore attacking the principle of collective punishment or only its imposition ub the rase of Tanjong Malim. and also wanted to know why
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      Aims Of Electors' Welfare Council
      227 9 Sir:— The Progressive Party seems to be considerably worried over the formation of the Singapore Electors Welfare Council, as evidences by their reaction m the Press. City Councillors elected on the Progressive Party ticket have stated m the Singapore Free Press, dated 29th. 'April, that
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      PETITION WRITERS
      377 9 Sir:— l understand thai the Klang Town Board had submitted to the State Secretary. Sefcangor, the proposal that petit inn writers practising m Klang should be licensed by the Government I also understand that this question had been duly submitted to the Centra] Govt. with the recommendation that
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      Give Malayan Youths Equal Opportunities
      504 9 Sir.— Mr. Malcolm MacDonald said rcct-ntlv. "Ine proudest ta.sk ol your generation is the creation of a united, happy and tree Malayan nation ims ran only be achieved on a louucation of inter-racial cooperation regarding each other first and foremost as Malayans, one harmonious peopfe.
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      REGISTRATION OF VOTERS
      132 9 a i appealed 1 the < oi R e o thai v :noway of lile by I ten I r\ tfce < enquii i Office is equal li 1 < re. i m given regai the ol r> gi d m .!<; 1 1 S be and
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      Same Old Songs
      58 9 We v. lid kc pour attest ton gar "Ann < v n en i'■ .< m the Bed work" 1 1 Ba v.o lla Wm have been .y^eni:.^ i Bame old c o; b.. af« Sinflei Eor 'ho <i 3 ears ;ad to rela] I i the
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      RETAILERS' LOSSES
      287 9 Sir: Retailers of rationed commodities are suffering inconveniences and loss and will the department concerned pay attention? Retailers are allowed profit of 45 and 70 cents on a picuJ uf rice and sugar respectively. I,et us find out the position of an average retailer who supplies rice and
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    Of Men and Masic
    822 10  - Of Men and Masic Bih Webb Jones By r THERE has been consider- able debate m America recently, (quite apart from the Presidential election) over the Question of finding: an answer to a query posed mostly by the Musicians Union as to whether "Jazz at the Philharmonic" shall cross the
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      230 10 ON THE AIR SINGAPORE l*H4 a, i> to) 1» a.m. News; 10.05 Tunes from Yesterday Today; 10.45 The Continental Touch; 11 a.m. Time for Music; 1 p.m. Matty Malneck Orchestra A Kay Starr; I :»> News; 1.45 Home on the Range: 6.15 Programme Summary; 6.17 Children's Corner; 6.35 Composer of
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      132 10 MONDAY CROSSWORD By special arrangement with The Times and Manchester Guardian (Copyright) 111 _II I 10 ii~ 12 ~~xl -I B~_l B 8_ HI Bj| Sllllil 111 ■Zll|3ibZJh~ih 24 25 i| "5T M ACROSS Pursues animal* (4 metroS?r-:V: re back ta l 0 gg ™< ten for a ce o
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      336 10 1 1 1 LdttsJinLX^r ImH 1 QIOIATIOV An aproned wife has no timr i» be bad." Bulgarian Proverb MOVDAT FOR FVERVOVF. Make t!ie mast of ouportiinnip, to go ah«ad regarding .>ong: financial and romantic Interests Benefit through those who i 1 your interests at heart Ekj>!p.> 1 your talent-s Be
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    LAST OVER DECIDES POLICE-SSC MATCH
    300 11 SINGAPORE police took the lead m Section A of the Singapore Cricket Association tourney yesterday when they gained full (12) points m their match against the SCC at Thomson Road. The Police won m a thrilling finish, the SCC just failing mi n a bid
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    UK Soccer Final Score
    141 11 LONDON*. May 4. (Reuter). Yesterday's Lea gut- soccer matches brought the season's League programme to a close aid the fo lowing are the successes and failures. First Division: CharrtDions Manchester United Runners- j up Tottenham Hotspur Rele- J gated to Division II Fulham and Huddersfteld. Second
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    SATURDAY'S WRESTLING
    149 11 CHIEF Little WoU and Seelie Samara drew m their return match at Hipp. v World Stadium on Saturday each scoring a pintail m six rounds ol hectic wrestling. The Little Wolf r-l^cd the Xe^ro m whirlwind fashion m; round four. Dashing out of his romer when the bell
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    GOLF Here's How
    145 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Snead TIERE'S a shot that puzzles ninny I yoljer ilw down hill ue. First, let rue auy that m every unusual tlwt m yoJ/ the pro fesnonaVs idea is to adjust his stance, modify 'ii.s usual grip and evv:i change his club m 1 order
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    Scoreboards at a glance
    633 11 ARMY l«t Inns. Cap* Reynold* c Otoapathy b Sabapathy 4 5 Winter run out CoL Knox c Thuraisingam b Staeey c Delilkan b Sttndrana 57 Cattanacn b Nagalan Diplock c Uftiapathy b Sundram xt Major Bennett c K. 8. Rctuam b De'alkan T 4 Ford run
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    Junior Results
    1205 11 BOWLERS dominated most of the Junior tourney matches played yesterday. Seletar, favourites for the section scored a convincing one innings victory over the Sinhalese, Denny's bowling which brought him seven wickets for six runs playing a vital part. €'S€* v §<>ati/4i13 C.s brat RAF. Tenrata f»r lir>t inalnss
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    Nee Soon Win By Seven Runs
    69 11 IN a friendly cricket match at the padang yesterday Nee Soon Garrison beat the Singaore Cricket Club by seven runs. Nee .Soon batting first made 160. The principal scorers were Shaw 28 McKeever 26, Bartlett 20, and Newbury 38. SCC. replied with 153. Sanderson
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    Police Recover And Win
    210 12 p >;.;■. SPORTS As iation racove ed sufHcientN c ill to beat H.M D i a Diy. 2 SAi Le igue it PTS gTOU I, j: 'i t esterday. D /v'- ird a goal sc m the «id minute ol tbc ?epl P i theil led
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    Korea Will Send 42 To Helsinki
    77 12 rUSAN, Korea, May 4 (UPVSouth X ea plans tv> send at lenst iJ athletes to the Helsinki npic games, the Korean t> npic Committee announced I >i i v. T if rugged South Koreans wiD partir »ate m I m Marathon com- j pel
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    Perak Win By 7 Wickets
    550 12 Perak Win By 7 Wickets W JL2 Jf ">£< "vJI 1 1 OH, Sun. IVrak defrateil Selangor by a«*v»*ii tickets m their first inter-Biate cricket titatrli which coiwlihlccl here today on the town |»u<l<*t><{. This was I'crak's first virtory over St*lant£or since the resumption of inter-state rrirkel matches after llie
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    CYMA TOO FAST FOR RANGERS
    254 12 CATHOLIC Young Men's Association (P.M.) were too :ast for Town Raiiiitfis m their SAFA Third Divi>i >n **A" league soccer played Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Leading by five clear goals a' ha If time. L'YMA finally van the match six tfoals to one CYMA aat->:
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    Varsity Soccer
    44 12 IN THE final of the University of Malaya'j inter -block Knock Out soccer competition for the Menon Rajaratnam Challenge Cup played at the Bukit Timah ground on Saturday, "C" Block beat "D" Block by four goals to one to win the Cup.
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    U.S. Names Six For Wimbledon
    112 12 NEH YORK. May 4 (AFP> TtM American Athletic Feder- mi has disignated six players t-j represent officially the United Si _\j m me Wimbledon tournad ?it be he'd on June 23, it i announced nere today. 1 selected nien players are Dick Saw who won
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    K. L. NON-BEHDERS BOW
    387 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. joI md Baxter puved the j «iv >- the Selangor Services] jht a i kets victory over Non j Bemle i when they each took foes wtcketi each fof nn.e and i 11 raiu respectively on the jAi \r\z >daj >« irts; Nun
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    S'PORE CIVILIANS DO IT AGAIN
    445 12 S'PORE CIVILIANS DO IT AGAIN TRAILING 1-0 for more than 25 minutes, Singapore remained cool and confident and turned ;he tables on their Services rivals at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, winning 2-1. The match was m aid of the Colony's Olympic funds and 3.. r >oo fans turned up to
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    60 12 pnoio. M. E. Constant's Thunderhead 11. ridden by D. Poincelet (nearest camera) wins the 2.000 guinea stakes at Newmarket m the first English classic of the season. Second was King's Bench (left), owned by Mr. A. J. Tomnsott and ridden by T. Goslinff. M. Marcel Bonssac's Arsur (right of flan
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    Mansoor Beats The Favourite
    111 12 SULIAMAN Awar.c. favourite for the Cosmopolitan Cycling Club's 50-mile mass start road yesterday, was beaten into fourth nlace by young Mansoor bin Sawi of the Pasir Panjang Cycling Club. Mansoor Sawi's winning time was 2 hr. 34 mm. He won the race from a ne.n of
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    PERAK'S VICTORY LACKED SPARKLE
    419 12 By LEONG HEW MENG IPOH, San.— Perak's 3—o victory over Pahang: on Saturday was deserving: but not altogether creditable since the team's performance lacked the sparkle and brilliance of a first rate side. But this is to be expected from a bunch of "strangers" mixing together
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    TODAY'S Sport
    42 12 TODAY'S Sport SOCCER: SAFA League. Div. 1. Katong Sajarah v Cfiinese Casuals at Jalan Besar stadium: Die. 3A. Wonderlads v YCAA ai Geylang: Div. 2 Kuionq Sajarah "A" v T. B Rangers at CYMA SBHFA League— MPll v Mansfield at Shell ground.
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    Mercedes Leads In M. Miglia
    235 12 BRESCIA. Italy, May 4 (Renter*—The German Mercedes, making its fiidt international racing since the war, swept into the lead today m the Milne Miglia (1,000 miles) road race round Northern Italy. The new superlight car. driven by Karl Kling. was one of the three entered
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    No Win Yet
    70 12 BERLIN. May 4 (AP) The touring Chicago Golden Gloves boxing team earned a 5-5 draw with a team of German amateurs i'i>t night when Heavy-weight f-a Sanders of Los Angeies knoctu-d out Werner Walloscheck m two minutes of the first round" ITIUS, the Americans, who were peatep
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    Danes Name Cup Team
    65 12 COPENHAGEN. May 4 (Reuter)— The Danish badminton team to play India m the European zone versus Pacific zone tie of the Thomas Cup m Kuala Lumpur on May 24 and 25 was selected yesterday. The team is: Poul Holm, Joern Skaarup, Ole Jensen, Ib Olesen. John
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    Walk Over For Rajas
    25 12 IN the SAFA Division 2 soccer match yesterday at the CYMA ground Kota R^ A received a walk-over from Woodbridge Hospital.
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    Higher Fees To Pay For New Swim Pool
    257 12 AN increase m membership subscriptions was decided at the Chinese Swimming Club's annual general meeting held m Amber Road yesterday. Resident and Lady members will now pay $4 extra a year and junior members $2 more The increased .subscriptions will give the
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    Aryans At Their Best Beat TPCA
    329 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Aryan Gymkhana playing the second game here thrilled the largest crowd seen at a local soccer match, with brilliant ball control, dribbling and passing, while beating the Tamihans Physical Culture Association by two clear goals, one m each half scored by
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    Seremban Wins Trophy Cricket
    102 12 SEREMBAM. Sun. Seremban District won the Leonard Memorial Cricket Trophy f.dav when they defeated the Outstation District by 25 runs after the two days fixture. The outstanding feature of the match were the bowling of Lockhart, the former Johore and Malayan cricketer who took o leV
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    Tony Fox Wins
    42 12 LOXDOX. May 4 (Reuter, Tony Fox by easily retaining hiBritish title (Wingfield Sculls this week h;i s proved beyond all doubt that he is lar and away Britain's best sculler and must be rated as a real Olympic "hope."
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    WORLD SPORTS ROUNDUP
    392 12 WORLD SPORTS ROUNDUP DROBNY BEATS SEDGMAN BOURNEMOUTH. Eng--1 land. May 4 (AP)— Jaroslav Drobny, of Egypt, defeated Frank Sedgnnan of Australia, generally recognized as the world's best tennis player, m four sets for the men's singles title. The scores were *-2. ft-S, 1-6, 6-4. LOUISVILLE, Kenltu ky May 4 (4P>—
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    Ooi Stops Poh Lim
    133 12 001 TLIK HOCK. Malaya's 1949 Thomas (up hero, silenced badminton critics douhttul oi lis form when he heat Qng Poh Lim m straight sets last night at the new Selan^or Badminton Hall m the secund and tinal Thomas Cup trial. Ooi won the first set but
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    Race Weights For Thursday
    404 12 PEXAXG, Sun.— Weights for all the ei*>ht races for the second day of Penang races on Thursday are: HORSES CLASS 3 OIV. I— s i FURS Sealed Orders 9.00 Cobra 8.13 (.olden Lotus 8 Flag: of Peace 8i: Observation ft.l 2 riiaumaturgy 8.07 Proctor 8.0(i Malleable
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