Singapore Standard, 6 April 1953

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    14 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD I ifi- )k. $1 jl SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1953, SIXTEEN PJbCUb
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    Labour Declines Call To KL Meet
    22 1 Labour Declines Call To KL Meet Reporter Malayan Larefused to 1 Con,l h\ the Menthe various ii> position 1 non--3 ap- Pan-
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    200 PACKETS OPIUM FOUND
    9 1 200 PACKETS OPIUM FOUND rs At Large I I
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    EASTER REGATTA
    73 1 FASTEST time of the day was recorded in this race, heat No. 2 for Class F Boats, by J. I). Maughan in Pommie II (third from right in background), at yesterday's Outboard Boating Club of Singapore Easter Regatta. Note low shape of Maughan's hydroplane, in sharp contrast to
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    Marriage Plan Led To Murder
    60 1 Marriage Plan Led To Murder CHICAGO. April 5 (UP) A 16-year old admitted ns a bridal veil maker te finance hi* marriage. ce said today. It was alleged that Robert Bakli confessed to the slay- af Morris Silvertrust in a noldup that netted So. Silvertrust was shot death as he
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    MARTIAL LAW
    18 1 lARTIAL law was renewed jghout the whole of Egypt ly for one year followCabinet decision. AFP.
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    91 DIE IN TURK SUB DISASTER
    293 1 ISTANBUL, Apr. 5: (Reuter)— All hope for 91 Turkish sailors trapped in the submarine Dumlupinar, which collided with the Swedish ship Naboland and plunged 100 feet to the bottom of the sea off the West coast Turkey, has been abandoned. Rescue workers 'oiled Through
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    JOHORE RED BOSS SLAIN
    391 1 Mystery Man In Gurkhas Bag Of 8 FOO AH KWONG, the mystery man of South Johore and the most senior Communist boss in the State, was killed by the 2/10 Gurkhas in a swamp in the Kulai area. He was one of eight terrorists, including two
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    Comet Sets Another Air Record
    72 1 TOKYO Apr. 5— (ReuterAAP) A British Cornel jetliner arrived here todav Ave minutes ahead of schedule n the first flight °f a new pnssenger service from London It covered the 10.200 ITJ between Britain and Japan m 35 hours 55 minutes. The Comet, a British
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    Eden To Be Operated
    82 1 LONDON. Apr. 5 (Reuter^ The British Foreign Secretary. Mr. Anthony Eden, ill since last month with gastric trou- ble today cancelled his visit :to Turkey. Greece and Italy because he is to have an opi eration this week. Mr. Eden, who is 55, was to have
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    Clark's Reply To Chou
    156 1 Clark's Reply To Chou MUNSAN Apr. s— General Mark Clark will reply today to the Communist proposal for breaking the deadlock over repatriation of war prisoners, it was announced. The United Nations Command liaison officers called a meeting at Panmunjom for 1.30 p.m. to deliver Clark's reply to the plan
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    USIS Chief Dies At Lunch Party
    166 1 USIS Chief Dies At Lunch Party Ml* M..MMs .N I\V> Is P rican Consul and Directoi Unil i ifoi lion Servh C In M suddenly of a heal I a: the home of friend in Loyang, Singapore, at 1 p I He a widow. Who in Si:.:; 1 old son.
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    GOLD HAUL
    37 1 HONGKONG. Apr. 5 (AP) Revenue officers seized about I US$lO,OOO in gold ban from a I Swedi.-,h ship before her de- partui'e from Hongkong yesterday and arrested three Hongkong Chinese on charges ol gold smuggling.
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    ARMED ROBBERS STAB, SHOOT TWO VICTIMS
    357 1 Bv JOHN C. SPITTEL, Standard Staff Reporter JOHN Kdmond Pitcher (24), a European employed in Guthries, Telok Anson, was stabbed by armed robbers in the Pasir Panjang area of Singapore, last night He was admitted in a critical condition in the General Hospital. Another
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    48 1 A WOMAN. Tan Beh. 24. snatched her three-year-old nephew from the path of a runaway tar which trashed into their home in Toner Serangoon Road yesterday. Two others in the house escaped unhurt. (Above): The car j after the trash into the house. Uull story on Pace ii.
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    M.I.C. LOTTERY FIRST PRIZE GOES TO KL TICKET
    131 1 M.I.C. LOTTERY FIRST PRIZE GOES TO KL TICKET KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Ticket No. *****1 sold in Kuala Lumpur drew the first prize of $37,174 in the second Malayan Indian Congress sweep here today. The second and third prizes went to tickets sold in Ayer Tawar and Tapah respectively. The following
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    S'PORE UNIONS' NO TO FED. PROPOSAL
    177 1 THE 22-man Joint Council of Action, representing more than 14,000 Singapore Government employees, told a five-man trade union delegation from the Federation last night that it will not favour any proposal to put the case for family allowance for locally domiciled officers before a
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    TWO BORs ON TRIAL FOR AMAH'S DEATH
    87 1 HONGKONG. Apr. 5. (AFP; Two British soldiers. Lance Corporal George Robert Douthwaite 24. attached to the 35 Infantry Brigade Headquarters land Douglas D. Dalton. 19. at- tached to the same unit, appeared again yesterday in the committal proceedings on a murder charge. Both
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    5 KILLED IN BLAST
    67 1 5 KILLED IN BLAST LE HAVRE, Apr 5 I diver and four of hi ■> ants were Killed bj premature explosion <>t i charge, while they Acre working in tha u rt hei i i day They were preparing to I a channel leading t< inder repair.. Four ot the
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    Farouk Moves
    14 1 ROME Apri 6 (UP) I King I i tram foi I rvinj
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    Sir Cheng-lock Gives A Dinner
    66 2 MALACCA. Sun— The Yang Dipertuan Besar of Negri s »ilan, the Tungku Ampuan, Tungku Abdul Rahman and hjs wife were guests at a dinner at the Heeren Street r lence of Sir ChengTan last night. Earlier Inehe Wahab Haji Hassan entertained to tea the Vang
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    City Council Will Seek $25 M. Loan
    255 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore City Council will float another $25,000,000 loan during the middle of this year, to finance its water and electricity extension schemes. Mr. J. R. Hill, City Treasurer, told The Standard yesterday that a fresh loan would be required
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    Health Day Exhibition Tomorrow
    134 2 Health Day Exhibition Tomorrow ELEVEN Singapore associations and Government departments will participate in the World Health Day Exhibition to be opened at Victoria Memorial Hall at 5 p.m. toI ow. The exhibition will be opened by Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, City Councillor. It will remain open to the public from
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    THEY ARE KEEN ON NURSING
    90 2 At Least 100 Singapore Malay girls are available at present to join up as student or assistant nurses, if Government will provide them with free English education and transport. Che Zahara binte Noor Mohamed, Malay Women's Welfare Association president, told The Standard, yesterday. She said
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    Perak Library
    19 2 THE Mentri Besar. Perak. Tuan Haji Abdul Wahab has been elected new president of the Perak Library.
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    Cheng Beng Celebrated In Colony
    119 2 HUNDREDS of Chinese in Singapore observed "C heng Beng" (All Souls Day) by visiting the graves of their ancestors yesterday at the cemeteries in the Thomson Road, Alexandra-Holland Road. Bukit Brown and Serangoon Road areas. As in previous years, thousands of dollars wore spent on
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    Water For Sempalit
    30 2 THE 5.000 residents of Sem pa lit New Village near ulub will get permanent pipe water oon P iJn fr m the Raub f s 450--000-gallon reservoir.
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    PATTERN SERVICE
    78 2 PATTERN SERVICE Rosalind Ratnarn THE COL PON ORDER T H/.?- B BEI 2>BB YOTJ vmufcK i(>l R PVI'TI-kv-ce°n U t "ll 1 1 Ariose three ten cent stamps if you win t aei Ur .h^ at V rn cut I uon"t B ttaJEH 1 you don't get bPSi ftp's ue
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    $500,000 MCA Sweep For S'pore
    135 2 THE Singapore Branch of the Malayan Chinese Association intends to issue a $500,000 lottery in the Colony. The Standard was told yesterday. At an emergency meetingof the working committee recently, it was decided to ask the MCA Headquarters in Kuala Lumpur for permission to run
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    TALK ON CULTURE
    39 2 PROFESSOR Nilakanta Sastri. Professor of Indian History and Archeology in the University of Afadras. will give a lecture at the Indian Association, Singapore, tomorrow at 6 p.m. He will speak on "India's Cultural Relations with Malaya."
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    MOBILE WORKSHOP FOR COLONY FISHERMEN
    135 2 THE SINGAPORE Government will shortly set up a mobile workshop under the guidance of two experts to advise fishermen on the choice and maintenance of outboard motors, to repair their motors and sell spare Mr. T. W. Burdon. the Director of Fisheries. Singapore, told The
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    VICKERS DEFENDS KK HOSPITAL
    350 2 Care For Premature Babies Adequate Staff And Facilities Standard Staff Reporter A GOOD DEAL more is being done today for premature babies in Singapore than ever before, the Director of Medical Services, Dr. W. J. Vickers told The Standard yesterday. He was replying to a report
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    Govt. Plans New Deal For Shopmen
    110 2 Govt. Plans New Deal For Shopmen Mr. G. W. Davis, Commissioner for Labour, told The Standarfl yesterday that his department would draft a legislation to limit working hours of shop assistants, similar to the Shop Act (11)45) of United Kingdom. "Aly department will try its host to curtail the number
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    GOVT. ASKED TO SUBSIDISE ATTAP HOUSES
    183 2 A CALL to the Singapore Government to help poor attap dwellers by s ::g the houses they are jv.it 4 ing up in resettlement areas was made yesterday by th e President of the Singapore Attap Dwellers' Association, Mr. Mak Pak Shee. Mr. Mak
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    Selangor Ruler Arrives In Paris
    51 2 Selangor Ruler Arrives In Paris THE Sultan of Selangor has arrived in Paris h v train en route to London for the Coronation. The Sultan, accompanied hv an entourage of 20 persons, including his wife and four children, will stay in Paris over the Easter holiday before going to London.-
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    Indian Concert At University
    64 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE University of Ma'ava Academic Society i s arranging a variety concert by an Indian troupe of musicians and dancers at Oei Tiong Ham Hall in aid of the Society's India-Ceylon study tour. The programme will include classical and modern Indian dances and
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    BUSINESS DONE
    272 2 THE share business done in Singapore last week was: Industrials. Consolidated Tin Smelters Ord. 225. Pd. to 21s. 6d. Fraser Neave $2.30 to $2.20, Gammon $3.00. Hammer $2.50, William Jacks $3.70 and $3.725, Malayan Cement $1,624 to $1.25,, Raffles Hotel $3.00, Robinson 6 per cent Pref. $5.25, 8
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    REGENT OF JOHORE GOES ON A TOUR
    29 3 REGENT OF JOHORE GOES ON A TOUR hips bul- after of the I astei urea (!us the Oatis dressShe i* un Wright, Mr R. I bin one nt the
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    H.M.S. GLORY'S EASTER FEAT IN KOREA
    98 3 H .M.S. GLORY 'S EASTER FEAT IN KOREA THE British Navy's light aircraft carrier H.M.S. Glory yesterday completed 123 operations over North Korea. Throughout thi. s Easter day chaplains were transferred by helicopter between the carrier and United States and Canadian destiover escort. H.M.S. Glory is now in her third
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    No Uniforms
    57 3 JOHORE BAHRU Sun. Fifty Girl Guides from the Social Welfare Home will be without uniforms during the Coronation if money is not available to equip them in the next lew weeks. The Superintendent of the Home, in a letter to th e State Welfare Committee, has asked for
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    SIR IVOR'S ESTATE
    35 3 SIR Ivor Llewellyn Brace, former Chief Justice of North Borneo. Sarawak and Brunei, who died last October left estate in Britain valued at £13 822 gross it was announced in London.— Reuter.
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    UMNO Urges Early Federal Elections
    196 3 MALACCA, Sun.— After a three-hour debate, the half yearly assembly of the United Malays National Organisation today decided to approach the Federation Government and the Colonial Office immediately urging them to provide for early elections to the Federal Council. I The assembly also empowered its
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    Sastri To Speak At KL Party
    85 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Professor Nilakanta Sastri who has come to Malaya to advise the University on the establishment of a Department of Indian Studies, will speak on "India and Malaya" at a tea party in his honour at the Hotel Majestic roof garden on
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    TRANSFERRED
    24 3 RAUB. Sun Mr. Leon De' Silva. Hospital Assistant, attached to the Central Medical Stores, Raub, has been transferred to the District Hospital, Pekan.
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    SHE SAVED BOY FROM RUNAWAY CAR
    175 3 young Chinese woman, at the risk of her own safety, snatched her three-year-old nephew from the path of an empty car which came hurtling down a steep slope and crashed into their home in Upper Serangoon Road yesterday. The woman, Tan i«*n r1) r:
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    OBCS REGATTA THRILLS 10,000
    585 3 tASTER CROWDS SEE FASTEST SPEEDS EVER Standard Staff Reporter sn».ai!?. G LORIOU S Easter weather, a record crowd of ten th n .,*„„A Singapore rtog,d its V "a**'* Bootina C'»»> 4*\\tm*^i!2rJ2 V^JT^^'* l im P. H what is fast •r a mro one ot the most
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    Club Captain's Prize
    193 3 Club Captain 's Prize the Walter Wearne Challenge trophy would go. Generally, a high standard Of seamanship was wilrs- 1 yesterday, and only one competitor came to grief Oniy Spill Or The Day He eras Wong Peng Y whose Rocket was caught in the hack wash of another boat and
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    RESULTS AT A GLANCE
    188 3 afeaterd Paajaae (LASS A (ENGINES UNDER 10 INS > in p it. in p it. i:i) Koh Begg Mu.it IferrarjrKl H• nos i bbbbbc mi j ii. BBaagßaa Weal Reiid CLASS K (ENGINES UNDER |\S B.inalu .M.-lwn Pnli I Hampton X..*. I < Hula Hula Boon
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    Building Societies' Call For Govt. Aid
    241 4 KUALsA LUMPUR. Sun.— Without Government support in providing h >uns and the necessary land, co-operative buildin:* societies in Malaya Cou 1 d not hope to make prog res s, Che A b u B a k a bin Mohamed Ariff, Selangor delegate said yesterday
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    New Scope For US-Malaya Youth
    242 4 AGRICULTURAL EXCHANGE Standard Staff Reporter MALAYA'S young agriculturalists will shortly be invited to the United States under a farm youth exchange programme to study agricultural methods Ihere. Similarly, young I'.S. farmers will be coming out to Malaya on a similar mission. The man who is
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    SPCA Officers
    71 4 JOHOEE BAHRU. Sun.— Office bearers of the South Johore branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for the ensuing year are Mr. Paul Storr president; Dr. J. Dugdale. vicechairman: Mr. M. Olver. secretary; Miss J. Power assistant secretary; Committee: Mrs Mohd. Salleh, Mr. K.
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    Plan To Cash In On Ammo At Sea
    292 4 Plan To Cash In On Ammo At Sea Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. —A Singapore Chinese is 1 planning a daring bid to salvage a large ammunij tion dump lying deep in I the Straits of Johore. The ammunition eonsists of J bombs and shells, believed to I have
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    Kampar ACS Marks 50th Yr.
    91 4 IPOH. Sun— The Kampar Anglo-Chinese School celebrates its golden anniversary tomorrow. Started in L>o3 in a church building half way between the town and the railway station. Kampar A.C.S. rose from a one-class school of 45 pupils to an institution with over 1.300 pupils. Kampar
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    'City Council Is Hedging'—Charge
    231 4 'City Council Is Hedging'— Charge THE 8,000-strong Singapore Federation ol Citv Council Labour Unions, yesterday charged the City Council with using "dilatory methods" in handling the claims of the workers. I "The workers arc grad- ually losing their patience and goodwill.'' the Federation's executive committee warns in a statement issued
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    Champion Marksman
    43 4 A passing-out parade ,f 172 Home Guards of ataaal New Village. Seremban. was held recently in the new village stadium. Picture shows Mr. (.ranhall. Acting C.P.O. of Seremban. presenting the silver cup to the champion marksman, platoon leader Mr. Wong Yoke.
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    ANGLING CLUB TO BE FORMED
    74 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Federation's first angling association will shortly be formed. The Standard was told. The association which is open to all will help supply literature and information about the fishing grounds' around Malaya. A quarterly journal will be published. About 80 persons have
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    Sixty Houses Ready In May
    85 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Sixty of the 200 terraced houses to be built in land of! Batu Road in Kuala Lumpur for instalment buying will be ready by May. Managing director. Mr. Lim Foo Yong of the Peninsular Realty Company which is carrying out the $5,000,000
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    BOY KILLED AT WOODLANDS
    64 4 AN 11-year-old boy. Loh Kim Chwee. was fatally injured in a collision, involving a Singapore-Johore Express bus at the 12 m.s. Woodlands Road. Singapore, at 11.35 a.m. yesterday. He died on way to hospital. Police are appealing t 0 the passengers in the Bus and other
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    A VEGETARIAN SOCIETY IN IPOH
    57 4 IPOH. Sun. A vegetarian society may be formed in Ipoh soon, with the backing of the Mentri Besar. Perak. Datoh Panglima Bukit Gantang. About ten vegetarians, mostly from the Perak Buddhist Association and a few priests and nuns from the Sam Poh Thong Temple will
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    ULU SEL SCOUTS TO GET A SITE
    52 4 NEARLY 260 scouts attended the second Ulu Selangor Scout Camp in Kuala Kubu recently. Mr. P. A. Coates. District Officer and patron of the Ulu Selangor Boy Scouts' Association, which organised the camp has promised the scouts a permanent camp site in Kuala
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    MR. J. P. KIRBY
    25 4 MUAR, Sun.— Mr. J.P. Kirby assumed duties yesterday as President of the Muar Sessions Court. He was transferred from Penang. j
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    Building Inspector
    23 4 MR. K. VASUKUTTY has been appointed Building Inspector. Town Council, Johore Bahru, to succeed Mr. F. J. Pestana who has retired.
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    Govt. Agrees To Unions' Suggestions
    178 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Representations made by the Malayan Trade Union Council m the past, have resulted in jeveral important matters being agreed upon by the government Mr. M. Arokiasmay, General Secretary of the Maay an Trade Union Council, told representatives of the Federation of Government
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    MdcG WARNS AGAINST POOR HOUSING
    212 4 MdcG WARNS AGAINST POOR HOUSING KUALA LUMPUR, Sun T K C D Commissioner, Sir Donold v o cGi!- Pttf »H^ yesterday that mony urbon or eos Jfe a deplorable state of hous.no c **> ing grounds for Communism Cod y brj Speaking to del operative Conference n k inadequate touting
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    Rehabilitation Of Lepers, TB's—Job For Every Croup
    593 4 Rehabilitation Of Lepers, TB's—Job For Every Croup THE extensive establishment ol clinics and health centres in Singapore's rural areas has earned the praise ol Dr. A. M. Wilson-Rae. C.M.G., Deputy Chief Medi cal Officer, Colonial Office, and Medical Services Adviser to the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Dr. Wilson-Rae
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    Alliance Seeks Views
    56 4 MALACCA. Sun. UMNOMCA Alliance eking the n of organ sationi invited to the Mentri-- Be .ir->ponsored round table talks on Mall political future. Copies of the al iancei reply to the invitation by the Dato Panglima B antang have been sent to 12 itions and unions who
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    HEALTH EXHIBITS
    30 4 TO comment te World Health Day, I ath exhibits will be On display at the Health Office, Batu Pahat, oo April 7 from 2 p.m to 4 p.m.
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    Smallholders Meet
    43 4 t;ie Aral an lual ganerai meeting of ;h«' Johore Smallholders Association will be hc.ci al 4 he assembly hall of the Government Bnalighl School. Batu Paha: on Fridav i The District Olficer. Inche Abdullah bin Haji Suleiman will open 'he meeting.
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    Life Guard Officials
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    Land Requisitioned
    17 4 JOHORF. BAHRU About SOS Batu Pa tioned by from the C Property for new ayaU
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    Slow Support For AE In Perak
    108 4 m IPOH. S -The Adult Education movement in Perak. though making steady progress, has no' yel won the •'hearts and minds" of the majority of officials and community leadersecond annua' report of the Perak Adult Ed:, ation Association. The report stall ithal f still
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    Task For Youth
    994 6 'J^IIK Youth of today are the citizens of tomorrow and on them rests the responsibility of the future of Malaya. Their task is a heavy one in view of the great Changes which are taking place in the country. It is essential that they should be trained
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    BRITAIN FEARS FOR AMERICAN POLITICAL SANITY
    1156 6  - BRITAIN FEARS FOR AMERICAN POLITICAL SANITY ANDREW ROTH By London VS the highly exciting play on the American witchbunl came to its dramatic Ciose. an American radio announcer was heard reporting Ihat the McCarran Act cornre. ed even Prime Minister Churchill to be examined on his arrival in the U.S.
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      725 6 Sir; I should be g i I if I mighl otter some con la <.;. certain criticisms which have appeared in the Press on the Central Electricity Board's revised domestic tariffs. I think i- would be fair to summarise these criticisms as concentrating on the "hard cases"
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      What's The Difference?
      96 6 What's The Difference Sir,—Mr. V. A. Mohamed Hussein, the retiring President of the Selangor Indian Chamber of Commerce is reported (see Singapore Standard of Mar. 31, Page 5) to have said at the annual general meeting of the Chamber that "it was wrong to compare a shop-worker with an estate
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      USELESS EUSTACE
      12 6 "ell love this!— Tastes like coal, sand, and garden gravel!"
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      131 6 ••rw'« r r ea -iorial on D.p^oma Course." appearing S at 6 B E pore Standard on March 30, is timely You have made out a case aeainst contmuation of a course which is unattractive to Brad nates of the University of Malaya. It is U p
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      Why Not WD Workers?
      394 6 Sir: —Investigations to determine the question of pay and allowances for the benefit of only the Government employees ar e in full swing at the moment. In several instances government employees are today fully reaping the harvest of such reports. The final one we hear of
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      UPLIFT FOR NAMES
      75 6 Sir.—Some time ago I remember reading an article in your paper regarding financial clerks in government service styling themselves certified accountants. Since then 1 had occasion to meet several young men in commercial firms who are account clerks elevatmg themselves to accountants. J his practice seems wrong
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      LOYALTY IS VITAL
      87 6 Sir,—Malacca Government will soon send a representative to attend the Coronation of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth 11. It is hoped that a worthy Malacca citizen known for his or her intense loyalty to the British Crown, public-spiritedness and good deeds over the year s will be chosen.
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    NO ONE DARED TO ASK JAPS FOR HIGHER PAY
    194 6 Sr. S' r lure in i tha las! pre-war. There wen not i a p nee. The reason of toil 1 1 iemic trade unionism has eon stay. Hi ism should be tncoui w.th the strike w< the last resort and
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    13 7 OPEN AIR CONCERT IN PARIS Mirhrle l«" Palais B svm estra A.P. j
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    British To Move NAAFI From Suez
    156 7 FORI SAID SUEZ, Apr. 5, (AP) The British 5 Canal /one plans to remove its NAAFI hi fore the end of November this year, a „'llv reliable source said yesterday. The informant stressed that the NAAFI (Navy. Army and I Fi rce Institute) usually
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    Atomic Body For Britain?
    41 7 separon of would Harw< he iourthat Minister i visor on a Ivocated a v nent Toe Daily I I day that has i upport. from Britain and fcr a secret to de- damage to free world. firmed.
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    Thorez To Quit Moscow
    37 7 "Reuter). 1 rez, the sdei yeapassport r the Briy at the re, a usuali aid last to return 04 nding two it medical to leave by way says M. to nave left ght.
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    Thailand Closes Burma Border
    50 7 BANGKOK. Apr. 5, (AP).— Thailand yesterday announced the closure of her entire northern border with Burma until ement of the i^sue of Chinese Nationalist guerillas in Burma. Thailand took this measure to prevent reinforcements to the guerillas and also to present them from withdrawing through Thailand.
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    'CRIME SPREE' MAN FOR TRIAL
    89 7 DUBUQUE, lowa, Apr. 5. (Reuter). Fred McManus, 18--year-old marine who is alleged to have confessed to killing five people in a "crime spree, was flown from here to Rochc<tar. New York, to face a charge of murdering William Braverman, 19, said to be his first
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    Biggest Assembly Of Naval Strength
    257 7 LONDON, Apr. 5: (Router) Warships of the world rainging from a heavv Lnited States csuiser to a little Thailand minesweeper, will berth in line off southern England in June at one of the greatest gatherings of naval power ever seen Every nation with which Britain
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    MICHAEL WILL NOT BE THERE
    161 7 Ex-King's Funeral LAUSANNE. Apr. 5 (Renter) Ex-King Michael of Rumania will not go to Lisbon for the burial of his father. exKing Carol, it wa s announced here. Michael, who is living in a hotel here with his wife Princess Anne of Bourbon, said he
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    Prices Of Coronation Route Seats Cut Down
    197 7 LONDON Apr. 5 (Renter) A seat on the Coronation procession route can still be picked up easily here— if you have enough money. High prices are holding many Londoners back with the result that agents are being left with hundreds of seats on
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    'The West Must Remaing Strong'
    296 7 IKE WARNS N.A.T.O. WASHINGTON, Apr. 5, (AP) President Eisenhower said yesterday that the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation is "an instrument of peace" but the western world must be united in strength because "peace cannot be defended by the weak.'' In a statement commemorat- j ing
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    CONGRESSMEN TO SEE ATOM TESTS
    94 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. 5, (UP) All the 531 members of the U.S. Congress have been invited to witness four atomic tests on April 25. May 2, 7 and 21. one of which will be the first firing of an atomic artillery shell from the army's biggest
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    I.R.A. Deny Attempts To Fire Huts
    108 7 LONDONDERRY. Northern Irelaifd. Apr. 5 (Reuter) A caller describing himself as the adjutant of the Irish Republican Army telephoned lend onderry newspapers yesterday and denied that the I.R.A. was responsible for attempts to destroy three British customs posts near Londonderry Friday night. Police put
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    Kenya Warned Of Next 10 Days
    110 7 NAIROBI. Apr. 5. (Reuter). Police Commissioner Michael Ororke has warned the public especially in Nairobi to take greater safety precautions. He said police were informed of the likelihood of increased Mail Mau violence in the near future. "Everyone should be on their toes during
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    NEW TREATMENT
    36 7 BERLIN, Apr. 5, (UP).— Tiie Soviets Friday arrested three Americans who wandered into East German territory, but in a new conciliatory gesture, released them after holding them for only one hour and forty-five minutes.
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    TO VISIT KOREA
    21 7 GENERAL Nguyen Van Hinh, commandcr-m-chief of the Vietnamese National Army, will visit Korea in the near iuture.— UP
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    Farouk In Trouble
    36 7 A ROME doctor yesterday filed a suit against ex-King Farouk of Egypt for damages inflicted on his car when it was involved in a collision with one of Farouk's stable of cars. U.P.
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    O.B.E. For Gascoigne
    30 7 THE QUEEN has invested Sir Alvary Gascoigne. British Ambassador to Russia with the insignia of Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire (O.B.E.).— Reuter
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      US Newsmen To Visit Kremlire
      30 7 A VISIT to the Kremlin is included in a ighteeeing tour arranged for ight American journalists visiting the Soviet Union over the week-end and Reuter
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      28 7 THE Brlgi.in Foreign Affairs Ministry announced yesterday that fearon He (iruhen. secretary r«*niral of the Ministry, h:m been appointed first post war Ambassador I* I West Germany. Reuter
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      37 7 THaf French Minister for Indo-China. M. J» in I neau returned to Paris by air' from New Voi h "e refused to make any statement j on his ti Ih 1 Fnited States leaders this a/eek- Reuter
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      32 7 a a FATHER Felix Martlnex died in Manila in the pulpit of San Sebastian Church while preaching his t.ood Friday sermon on the seven i i t last utterances of Christ. Reuter
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      37 7 THE Argentine Navy has art up a new base in an ..slant 1 ot the Antarctic. South Sai >*s tfroup, claimed by both Britain and> Argentina, according to an official statement released in Buenos Ahes yesterday. Reuter
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      35 7 THIRTY TWO Chinese went before a Federal Judge in Mexico City yesterday accused of smoking opium and gambling In a casino only half a block from one of the eily s largest police stations.—L UP
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    2 FLIERS KILLED
    28 7 TWO GERMAN glider fliers were killed on Friday when their two-seater glider plane crashed from a height of about 300 feet near Weeze, Germany Reuter
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    QUO VADIS' IN TwO SITTINGS
    73 7 HONGKONG. Apr. 5. (AFP). Despite a vigorous campaign in Hongkong's press correspondence columns protesting against the decision to split Holly woo.l's super film "Quo Vadis" into two parts and to s?reen each part at a separate show, two cinemas concerned were still adhering to their
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    NOTABLE EASTER? EVE IN MOSCOW
    329 7 Jews Hall Doctors Release MOSCOW, Apr. s—The5 The release of 1 5 doctors once charged with plotting the death of Soviet leaders and the disclosure of a friendly Russian gesture toward the U.S. and British Embassies contributed toward making this a notable Easter eve in
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    Rumania Follows Soviet Lead
    54 7 CONDON Apr. I (IP) Communist Rumania, following Russia's example. yesterday decreed pardons or reduction of sentences for "many crimes." Bucharest Radio reported. A propaganda broadi ast said the amnesty decree was Issued by the 1 Presidium of the (.rand j National Assembly. No 1 further details
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    BIG 4 PACT NEXT ?
    168 7 BIG 4 PACT NEXT LONDON. Apr. 5. (Reuter).— The Sunday Dispatch diplo- I matic correspondent today sugge 'ed that new moves in Rus peace offensive would be the abolition of the Cominform and the offer of a non-aggression pact be- tween Russia, the United States, Britain and France, i The
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    'No Lack Of Ammo In Korea'
    104 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. I, (Rt e Hot ist at j ol Army. Mr Robert Ste\ said yesterday that the am •i supply in Korea M waS Rood evei ere I looked in trie fom ind the Mr B returning f* an <if the aone, of
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    25 DAY VOYAGE
    55 7 THREE Frenchmen reached Miami <>n Friday in a 41-fool sailing boat efu r I 25-day trip I from the Carribbean island of 1 Martinique. .1 I'• bols, the i skipper, .lean Guilbeaux and 'Jacques Martin. 1 f t their home fishing port of Le Croisic. France, in
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    Pilgrims See Holy Fire At Sepulchre
    177 7 JERUSALEM, Apr. 5, Thousands of pilgrims jammed into the Church of the Holy Sepulchre cheered as the Holy Fire emerged from the tomb of Christ yesterday to symbolize the resurrection and the spreading of the gospel light around the world. The appearance of the
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    US$23O Order For France
    81 7 IWRIS. Apr. 5 (UP) I succeeded In getting tin I stat. to sign !'s-j';ii oou Worth ol French mil I or-lc s dm r in Ws nington, Plnanoa Minister Maurice Bourgc s Maunoury aniiouii ay, A total f U*****,000 had hi t n appi opriated and
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      1108 8 SHARP SHAKE-OUT !|N MALAYAN ■STOCK MARKET By A Market Correspondent PROPOSALS for resumption of disarmamen talks with the Soviets and of armistiee negotiations ii Korea added to the declining seasonal trend reierre. to by me last week, brought the Tin price frora $472: to $43S| per picul. Robber from 71
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    Ocean Waves Batter Worlds Coastlines
    3735 9 The Sea Around Us Chapter Nine RIGHTS KFSFKVKI) Britain conscious Of Marine Gnawing Of Her Coastal Towns T HE first man who ever measured the force of an ocean wave was rumos Stevenson, father of Robert Louis. Stevenson developed the indent known as a wave
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    CHARLTON RECEIVE A SETBACK
    875 10 Barnsley s Fate Sealed LONDON, Apr. 5: (Reuter) Manchester City, fighting manfully against a threat of relegation administered the day's biggest shock in league football this afternoon when they smashed Charlton s unbeaten home record. This may play a notable part in Charlton s championship hopes
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    Muar Beat JB
    42 10 BATU PAHAT. Sun— Muar beat Johore Bahru 3-2 in the Johore State Inter- District Tournament for the Cheah Cup. The holders of the Cup Batu Pahat. will play in the final at Batu Pahat on April 23 and 24
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    YMMA Beat KR Old Boys
    78 10 YMMA Beat KR Old Boys 1 IE Young Men a M tioi red thn beat 1. I lid B 1 r v 1 sterday. ie Youth Wed. April 8: AC S v S* T 1 at E sat. II: S< rang n English S< w Ba; tie: Jalan Besar S1
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    Rajas Fight Hard For Their Points
    394 10 KOTA RAJA had to fight every inch of the way to take two full points off the Indian Recreation Club at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday when they met in their SAFA division one league engagement. The Rajas won o i Both teams put every
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    MARJAN TAKES MALAY TITLE
    399 10 ISMAIL bin Mar.jan, .Malayan Thomas Cup player, became this year's Malay singles champion to win the Sultan of Selangor Challenge Cup when the All Malayan Malays second annual championship tournament concluded at the Singapore Badminton Stadium last night. Ismail defeated his young opponent Sadali, a former
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    627 10 LEAGUE DIVISION I Batata* r \x o i. r *n* Wolverhampton 38 IT 13 9 74 S7 46 Prc.ston IB 17 11 8 7G .*>»> 4b Charlton 36 17 to 9 70 f>4 44 Ar>enal 3*> Hi II 8 81 3*» 43 Burnlev 36 1C 11 9 56 41
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    Major Honours To KL Flying Club
    219 10 PENANG, Sun.— Kuala Lumpur Flying Club won major honours in the two-day air rally organised by the Penang Flying Club which was concluded at the Bayan Lepas airport today. Kuala Lumpur won the Dane Cup as well as the trophy for the inter-club air
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    Soccerites Win 5-0
    35 10 STAR Soccerites "A" scored another impressive win in the SAFA Third Division "C" league soccer when they defeated Naval C-in-C Staff s—o5 0 in their match played on the CYMA ground yesterday.
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    Rovers Win
    21 10 Rovers "A" bea* Malay Settlement Union 4—l in their SAFA Division 3B league match plaved at Ceylang stadium jresterday.
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    MCFA Cup Fixtures
    131 10 The Malayan Chinese Football Association, at it s council meeting yesterday, fixed dates for this year's ifCFA InterState Cup competition: North: Kedah v Penang at A!or Star; Selangor v Pahang at KL; Perak bye South: Negri Sembilan v Malacca at Seremban; Johore v Singapore in Singapore. The
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    Gunasuran Five For 6
    54 10 A good spell by GimaMiran who took five wickets for 0 runs. enabled the Teachers Training Cohege to bundle out the Indians for onlv 45 rung at Baiestier Road yesterday Only Cassim Madari wat able to enter double figures for the Indians before he fell victim
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      187 10 Coronation Tour Comb test KtAllr.KS ol Ibe Singapore Standard c 'i oos L_,_!!_ Mosl Popular Sportsman or Snoruwomanol Malaya r.s? sin s 11 8 U rh? lr8 iatter will undertake to finance the wlnnerji (hree week return trip to th, United njdom by air. including seat m the Coronation procession
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    US Swim Winners
    145 11 NEW HAVEN. CONNECTICUT. April 5, (Reuter) David Hawkins, an Australian student at Harvard, won the 100 yards breast stroke title in the United States amateur indoor swimming championships here last night. His time of 50.6 seconds was the fastest time for the distance i.i the United States
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    W. INDIES WIN TEST SERIES
    284 11 KINGSTON, Jamaica. Apr. 4: (Krii.pr i tk« ht» inn?m, a S f ern aining 7 second jnmngs wickets fell today for the addition of 117 runs. Thev were West° U n^ ,Jr 444 having viS.rv d Jt; s to srore 181 for victory Wlt h
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    Freeman Regains US Title
    86 11 BOSTON, Massachusetts Apr. 5 (Reuter) After being out of the game for four years, Dr. Dave Freeman regained the United States National Badminton singles title here last night. Dr. Freeman, a surgeon from Pasadena, California, beat Joe Alston, a Detroit FBI agent, 15-11, 15-6, in the
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    S'PORE LEAD INTER-PORT REGATTA
    114 12 S 'PORE LEAD INTER-PORT REGATTA ROYAL Sinnapoi- Yacht i lib is leading in the first Intel Port Regatta. At the ♦■nd of the second day's saiiin*- r yesterday, Singapore outaaileel teams from Rangoon. Penanc. Borneo. Miri, Beliat an'i Hongkong. made up her deflcil adding nine erday foi I ital of
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    PERAK BOWLERS ON TOP
    544 12 Penang Collapse Ir Both Innings IPOH, Sun.— Perak took only two days to beat Penang by an innings and 37 runs in their three-day inter-state cricket match here. Penang were all out for 47 runs on the first day to which Perak replied with 163 today.
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    TODAY'S Sport
    121 12 TODAY'S Sport SINGAPORE GOLF: Malayan championship* final at RSGC 8 45 a.m. CRICKET: TTC v. Police at Police; SCRC v. RXAS Se:nbawanq at SCRC. SOCCER: Rover? SC r. Star Soccerites at Jalan Besar Stadium, Div. 1; RE tVks. r. Jollilads ot Gcylang. Die. 3B; P A T v. Blue Rovers
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    Pg. Ramblers Beaten By Penalty Goal
    274 12 IPOH. Sun. A penalty goal scored four minutes from time enabled the Ipoh Ramblers to beat the Penang Ramblers in a friendly soccer played on the padang today It was the best gam* seen in Ipoh this season. L;u-;t Friday the visitors easily accounted
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    Argentina Win
    28 12 BKUS-aSELaS. Apr. 5 (AP) Argentina defeated Belgium 4— 1 in the second round ol the consolation playoff of the international junior soccer tournament here last night.
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    S'pore Swimmers Sweep The Board
    190 12 PENANG, Sun.— The Singapore Chinese SwiinininClub swept the board in the Faster meet beating the Penang; Chinese Swimming; Club b\ Q to !ti in the swimming competition and six goals to nil in the rs/atei poln match. K in the 1 .4 u»(» mel S
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    Aust. Bloodstock Gets A Boost By Hioniti's Victory
    1130 12  -  WINDSOR LAD Bv HIONITI, a five-year-old Australian gelding by High Caste out of Joanita put up a sterling performance when he outsmarted his rivals to win the Perak Derby run over IJ miles on Saturday Malaya's richest turf prize with stakes worth
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    GUN CLUB SHOOT
    111 12 H R Perry, witl si out of a posi 265 j won the Singapore Guq Club monthly 6hoo« at the Club's range at Bukit Timah yesterday. The shoot Consisted of 2.? ting bird? and it Sa suns. There sras .i number of members and friends present to
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    S'pore Lead Selangor
    846 12 KUALA LUMPUR. San Selangor and Singapore state cricket match lived up to its reputation of providing shocks and surprises Both were provided today when the match resumed with four wickets down for 150. Selangors most optimistic t»pg expected to see the visitors put up a formidable score
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    Viscountess Provides The Biggest Thrill
    291 12 VISCOUNTESS Han-worth escape I serious in ui\ m I Club Gap Hill Climb when her Ja S uar XK IM U out oi I on the grass turf. For a moment, spectators on the em uenl I ancing; precariously on one side and then settled
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    Ramu Wins Title Again
    101 12 KUALA LUMPUR, B M. W. Ramu won the Indottsggg sing for the tourth successive year at the 12th All-Malayan ltK.O I lone.se tenn championi which ended here today, Ramu beat P. Rasiah 4 I I -2. In the veterans' singles, P Suppiah easily heal V M
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      249 12 6th STRAIGHT Vi/IN [LA, Apr. S KP i ii ong x: b I a 7 l triumph ovei last night in an inter- iccer at Mani a's Rizal v n. This waa Hongkong's straight postwar wii annua] L rport rivalry |"FIFTY,IF HFSA DAY BUT YOU'D NEVER GUESS IT" >gT ::<
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      Masthead
      18 1 YOUTH AJ^E^EWSPAPEp PUBLISHED By THE SiNGAPORE STANDARD EO. MALAYAN YOUTH SINGAPORE, VOUTH MONIUY^APb,, 6 1933. 4 PAGES ITU-I.
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      Get A head In Life With Bright Ideas
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      NEW FACES ON THE TRAINING FIELD
      357 1  -  Francis Boey By rf the »lay, and at (British Senior AAA coach who conducted courses at the Victoria School a month ago) are training harder than ever. At the Victoria School in the evenings. |_>r instance, they can be seen training With such leading
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      MISSING PARTS
      77 1 fttsWcek'sContest aaa* two word "nmonlv used speech, which are »!> of two similar Some rhyme or l^e. I„ others both '"sin with the same Below you will tind > Phrases. Complete 1 ""rase n. adaaaK the rt. 1 llumpty; 8. H, ZiaT, 1 Boouie; 5. HCdle: Henny; Flibberty;
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      36 1 which Is rather strange consider ua« I'ua Tattlußßl the Hnncarian for «tran K er .onfiisi.oe-lor at the moaient ag| name Voll must excuse we If that sou kil Wusrsh. I tried U. IkafOth- »ua. blu%« Ml
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      GONE ARE THE DAYS!
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      VOICE CONTROL MEANS CLASS CONTROL
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      'DEAR JOY JONES'
      302 1 IN n-ponse to nuim-rotis renin** l- tram 'Yonta' readers 1 1 over the country, a junior edition ot Joy June's hiv\<*ekl> eoliinin hiheen opened in these minimis II jroil'vr any proMenaß ron II like :ul\iee on, write to JOY JONK'a, C 8 "Youth >h«* will real] on
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      EDGAR ALLAN POE
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      COMICS FUND
      366 2 Sprawled on the hearthrug of his home in Britain, little Johnny Gilliland Chewed on his pencil, kicked his cowboy boots together and slowly wrote to the Lord Mayor of London. "I'm from Texas," wrote Johnny, ten. "And if it is O.K. with you. I would like to start
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      Between The Lines
      361 2 T7OLLOVVING my last article about my friend John's t arguments with Molly over clothes and time. 1 have received a letter from Molly, as^ f wk the "Dear Todak-no, on second thoughts I take back tne 'Dear' TODAK, a fine joker you turned out to told you
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      4 GIRL HITS BACK AT THE BOYS
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      A TALE FROM OLD CATHAY ABOUT CHESS
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        83 2 FATHER OF MED,c,NE /f^ n u A I u n |i|l/' #^L3r hu Toh lived a long time ogo jt^W r u* mony Chinese remember Mi||iJ\\r g^^^N ***< "im as the discoverer of mony «h.' VmP *>jRS^» ~-~t* herbs some of which are used in jr- ■> modem medicine todoy.
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        123 2 B_^ mmmT H-fimk. l*»i Pepsodent really gives iVJilfrJJjJ teeth Teeth rWmoj with Pcptodi i That*- because ihe? ue i letnei \n*\ Pej»-M<I«iii i- tin- onlv tootl Pepttdeafl with Irium i Umm iwej t»**tl>, l»ut llto harbour* tin .1, deny, So for whiter, nfci teeth, u^r Prptodft <'\<r\ ni^lit MMl I
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      New Village Forms Youth Club To Help Foster Talent
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      THE PROMENDADE
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      MAKE YOUR OWN MUSEUM
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      THIS PLACE IS A LOADSTAR TO VISITORS
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      Can You Answer These?
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      Now Read On
      42 4 I PHILLIPS waa back on the J "Port Ot Spain." Looking rather groggy, he J around the ship apj>r vingly as h»> limped on b rd. u>d to be back.*' he .it to him.-.- t. "I've n 1 her."
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      31-BLAZE AWAY
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      THIS FISH SLEEPS IN MUD
      332 4  -  SANMUGAM DAYARAM By VOU are, no doubt, all well aequainted with the word "hibernation" because it is used so frequently in connection with animals that I p through the winter months. It is one of the wonderful ways Nature has of protecting; all those ereatures
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      Laugh With Ah Fun
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      WORD CHARADE
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        125 4 THIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPE YE j By TOM SIMS and BILL ZABOLY H Baßßf* ien Of^e) *J. f§. ar^tatsajg Oaw>oe) r£»aaaEE aS? It^ (AJkCE DA/CO6 APE) X^T\ I J f COrVKZZA MATTE P ??J/ c I I S^uV^c/ > I SLAVES r (SiOeiL a>EATHEP. JI J I §f* ?A MATCH,
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