Singapore Standard, 9 April 1953

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    16 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ft jt m s. a v L_ SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1933. TWELVE PAGES.
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    OIL TANKER SETS AFIRE A VILLAGE
    28 1 OIL TANKER SETS AFIRE A VILLAGE I .hire, m the I I and I a were I i and 1 s 1 1 a m 9 I 9
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    SHOT AT MAN MADE ESCAPE
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    Home Sweet Home
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    DON'T JOIN ANY NATIONAL BODY -WARNS MCA
    181 1 DON'T JOIN ANY NATIONAL BODY -WARNS MCA Ed. The Malayan Chinese as advised its members pending a central general committee not to i National Association of Perak or jnisation that may be formed as a meeting of the National Confer to be held on April 27 at Kuala m P
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    STONES FLY AT POLL MEETING
    59 1 DURBAN. Apr. 8. (AP> Violence flared anew last after a four-day Easter true* as campaigning m South Africa's general election estereri the final week. Stone-t h rowing ii > t er r upted at least two opposition U. Party meetings at the steeV producing town
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    TWO GET THROUGH
    29 1 A big was givt n yi sterday in Kaohsiung to of two 70-ton fisliing junks which deserted Chinese Communist ownership and fled to southern Taiwan. AFP
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    Mass Sacking
    33 1 OFFICIALS >J 12 Europe i owned tea estates In C«j yesterday ier v c d dismissa notices vii nearly 10,000 w ers now on j sympathy strike on upcounl ry plantatioi
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    SINGER STABBED AT HOTEL
    275 1 WUCI HOLD MAN CAUGHT IN STREET CHASE Standard Staff Reporter MISS Tan Mvi Kwong. attractive 21 -year-old Singapore singer, was stabbed with a srrew driver by a Chinese, soon after she alighted rrom a tar outside the Air View Hotel m Peck Seah Street, shortly after
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    21-GUN SALUTE FOR THE QUEEN
    74 1 LONDON. Apr. 8. (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth will be greeted by a 21-gun salute from ships of the world's navies when she sails to review the fleet, 13 days after her roronation, the Admiralty said today. The Queen will be inspecting Britain's naval strength lor the
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    'IRON MIKE' IN
    29 1 Lt. Gen. John W. "Iron Mike" O'Daniel, Commander <>t the US Army Forces m the Pui ific. arrived m Sou t hern For- niosa yesterday.- AP
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    MR. V. IS WILLING
    37 1 MR ANDREI Vyshlnsky, told the General Assembly yesterday that the Soviet Union was willing to go -half way in an effort to reach Agreement on the q o Q oi *uaraia»nent. Re uter
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    TRUCE TALKS TRICKERY
    484 1 For 5.800 They Offer Only 600 MUNSAN, April B.— The Communists m Korea said that they would return only 600 disabled war captives-150 of them non-Koreans-to the United Nations Command. Rear Admiral John Daniel, chief of the Allied team, sternly told them to take another look and
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    RED PLAN TO HALT INCIDENTS
    143 1 RED PLAN TO HALT INCIDENTS BERLIN April 8 (Beuter)-« Rn^i;i pui forward m pr<>« i)n all ti» prevent air Incident! ovei Germany nt an n^Mhour ill tu«ht meeting with representatives of Britain, the United Sf.itt s and Frarx c whidi ended e.i? today. The t;('ks -a\ H gcstion rol lowed
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    A RARE FIND: PIGMY JUMBO
    62 1 ROME Apr. 8. (AP)--An Italian scientific expedition reported yesterday from Africa it had shot a tiny pigmy elephant more than 100 years old. but standing only at>oiit six feet high and weighing only about 430 pounds. Capt. Antonio Ziccardi, radioing his report from Southern Somaliland.
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    Queen's Deputy
    31 1 QUEEN Elizabeth has appointed Princess Margaret to represent her at the wedding of Princess Ragnhild Alexandra of Norway and Mr. Erling Svend Lorentzen In Oslo on May 15.- Reuter
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    THREE MORE QUIT
    10 1 THREE more Argentine ministers resigned yesterday Reuter
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    Navy Back On Vigil
    135 1 Navy Back On Vigil Wiima Funnels Smoked Standard Shipping Reporter THE Singapore waterfront yesterday afternoon buzzed with rumours that the Finnish tanker Wiima. halted m Singapore 'or nearly two months, was at last going to slip away, when thick smoke was seen billowing from her funnel for more than an
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    Love Note Victim
    26 1 Mhs T.i a Mvi Kwong, the Singapon singer, irito was stabbed as the go: down from a car yesterday at Peck Seah Street.
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    Six Specials Die In Perak Ambush
    133 1 KUALA LUMPI X, Wed— Six Special Constables, of Area Security Unit No. 29 were killed this afternoon when a patrol of the unit, numbering eight men, was ambushed on the Kamiri Kstate m the Sungei Siput area of Perak. The patrol, which was on
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    CHRISTIE IS HELD
    35 1 JOHN R. Christie, 55-year-old suspected wife killer and central figure m Britain's most bizarre murder case m history, was remanded for the second time yesterday at the West London Magistrate's Court.— UP
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    TIN: A RECORD $31 DIVE
    277 1 TIN: A RECORD $31 DIVE I /#o ti'ii itn i<l #Vr# #«o#»* On THE TIN price In the Singapore markei continued its downward plunge yesterday with a drop of $31 7 8 to $395? per picul. The fall m the tin price was reflected m the tin share market which
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    JOMO GUILTY SAYS MAGISTRATE
    130 1 KAPENGURIA, Kenya. Apr. 8, (Renter)— Magistrate Ransley Thacker giving judgement today In the Mail Mau trial here of tix Africans announced he found "as a fact" that .Tome Kenyatta, President of tin- Kenya African Union, took part m au oath taking cere- mony of the secret
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    CAMERONIANS SHOOT 3 REDS
    51 1 THREE Communl risti were killed by H < i panv of the lameronian m the Sey.ini.it ;n r.i ol Joh > pc terday. The lrl i" a gang of six rontai U <l l»r tin* Cameronians i One sub-machine Run I i tvs o j Mci
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    POETIC JUSTICE
    39 1 MAYOR .Ink,. SrDith novel Judgment m a Ira me violation rase "> Ohio, The (endant w;jv oot of }n s loi school teachers He orden her to writ,- 200 lim< I not (i-i the yellow line A P
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    Sultan Jailed
    15 1 SULTAN H;.:mrl <,( I' ;»n;ik v.. WtltCll I 111 jrean fail by tin- [ndotu
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    32 2 photo. EIGHTEEN members of Singapore public services who are proceeding to London to attend the Coronation, were entertained to tea by the Singapore Public Relations < )fficer f IVlr. George Thomson, yesterday. Standard
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    Force 136 Hero Is Sent To Jail
    266 2 ASSESSORS REJECTED HIS ALIBI IPOH, Wed.— Haji Abdullah bin Taami (27), a member of former Force 136 with a fine war record, was today sentenced to seven years* imprisonment by Mr. Justice Thomson for using a pistol m contravention of the Arms Ordinance.
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    STOLE BEARINGS
    31 2 FOR stealing thre e ro ler bi ings worth $29 from his Koh Yang Ling was d three months' imprisonment m the 2^ ;apore Fifth Police Court t rday.
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    $60,000 S'PORE CLAIM DISMISSED
    463 2 A CLAIM by the Asia Insurance Company, Singapore, against the American International Assurance Company for over $60,000 was dismissed with costs by Mr. Justice Brown m the High Court yesterday. The claim aro>e out of serious Jire whirh broke ou! at the Aik H(^ Rubber Factory
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    Court Echo Of Night Stabbing
    48 2 LIM HENG, a youth, had a charge of attempted murder explained to him m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. He was alleged to have stabbed John Pitcher at Clementi Road on Apr. 5 at 6.45 p.m. He was remanded until next week.
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    POSTAL PARLEY TODAY
    115 2 Open To Public ARBITRATION hearings m public, of the dispute between the Singapore Government and the Government Adm inistrative and Clerical Service Union and the Union of Post and Telegraph Workers, open today at 10 a.m. at Gan Eng Seng School. The arbitrator. Mr. Yong Pung How.
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    S'PORE INVITES 29 GOVTS FOR RICE TALK
    81 2 INVITATIONS to be represented at the sixth biannual meeting of the Consultative Committee on Rire have been issued to 29 Governments and two United Nations' Organisations. Invitations have been sent for the first time to the Governments of South Africa and of the
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    Tale Of A Hair-Raising Red Barber
    257 2 MALACCA, Wed. Woon Sang, one of the four surrendered bandits who gave up m the Jasin area yesterday. when asked what arms be had to turn m, produced a hair-clippers. Said Woon Sang: "This is a heavy loss t» the bandits for they will
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    106 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib m Singapore on Thursday were: Tone: Steady SINGAPORE." We*.— The price of tin today was 5395? per picul. Down S3IZ. LONDON RUBBER Wednesday's opening prices per Ib were: Tone: Steadier. LONDON TIN Wednesday's yrices first session \/ire: Spot £830 buyers. £840 sellers.
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    'Send Graduates To Britain To Study'
    208 2 A PROPOSAL to approach the I niversity of Malaya to launch a scholarship which will enable as many outstanding graduates as possible to go abroad for post-graduate studies, will be brought up for discussion at the Guild of Graduates* annual meeting at the Oei
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    70 Bandits Left In Malacca
    136 2 MALACCA. Wed .—The Chief Police Officer. Malacca Mr. D. W. Yates at a press conference today, said that B| terrorists remained J» W»« Jungles here out of 190 who were there two years ago. He added that of the three terrorist vriaoismtions m Malacca, two
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    S'pore Hails Korea Peace Move, But...
    320 2 Economic Reaction y Qr WHILST Singapore yesterday hailed the Korea peace moves as the best news of the year, opinions on the economic c u A 1 Malaya rragn g d J U*l*<m«m to buoyant Mr. Yap Phen^ Geek, a Singapore City Conner P
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    Ex-Lepers Find It Difficult To Get Jobs
    247 2 REHABIIJI \t lON is the bi-Rfst problem of thr Singapore l>pro>v Relief Association. s aid the president of the Association. 1 nuon R. K. S. Adams, m a talk It the International Cluh at the Y.W.C. A. vesierdav. "Patients are tree to leave
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    Seomon Sets A Problem
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    THIEF GETS A YEAR
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      83 2 The Weather Minimum Temperature: from 7 30 p.m. on April 7 to 7,30 A.m. on April 8. Singapore <7(.F)--Penang (74F). Kota Bahru (76F). Kuala Lumpur »74F). lpoh (73F,. Kuanlan (73F). Maximum Temperature: from 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on April 8. Singapore (90F). Penan* <88F). Kota Bahru (89F) t Kuala
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    'Champ' On Test
    36 3 'Champ' On Test photo THE USTIN CHAMP" taking a bcatin? m a Singapore test yesterday and seeming to thrive on >t. Hills, ruts, mud and scrubs are no obstacles to this tough and versatile vehicle Standard
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    Austin's 4-Wheel Drive Is A 'Champ'
    16 3 Austin's 4 -Wheel Drive Is A 'Champ' woKtring rI I and I ylipfM*r Wit I Bor-
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    Had Bicycle Parts, Jailed
    10 3 Had Bicycle Parts, Jailed pos- which rying m pre- ft.
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    LEARNER DRIVER IS FINED $80
    16 3 nor ■..as First 1 day '<> two ithout a ide him and
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    TRUST RENTS GO UP
    310 3 All Tenants Of Postwar Houses To Pay 15% More Standard Staff Reporter ALL, post-war tenants of Singapore Improvement Trust flats will have to Ja? 5 oe\ cent more rent as from next month the let tenants for nearly two years 8 a led to these It
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    TROPHY FOR HOME GUARDS
    80 3 A TROPHY donated by Sir Eugen Millington-Drc-.ke for competition between sections of the Home Guard m Malaya will be handed over at a ceremony on the steamer Ruys, when it docks m Singapore Sir Eugen, diplomat and scholar, toured Malaya nearly one and a half years
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    Chief Clerk To Pay $100
    92 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— P. Seevaratnam, chief clerk, Wireless Section, Federal Police Headquarters, was convicted by Mr. J. G. Adams In the First Magistrate's Court, today, and fined $50 on pleading guilty to failing to inform a Welfare Officer that he had m his care a
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    For Britain
    38 3 photo. MISS Rita Shepherdson, a teacher in the Canossa Convent. Singapore, who has been awarded an Education Department scholarship to study domestic science in Britain. She was the publications secretary of the Teachers' Training Association.- Standard
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    A PARADE – THEN OFF TO THE JUNGLE
    131 3 A PARADE THEN OFF TO THE JUNGLE THE First Battali m of the East Yorkshire Regiment, will hold a ceremonial parade at the Singapore padan^ today. The C-in-C, Far East Land Forces, Genera] Sir Charles Keightley, will arrive at 10 a.m. and will be received with a general salute. He
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    Music For Kuantan
    20 3 THE M;i lay Regimen 4 Band entertained the Kuantan public on Tuesday to two hours of music.
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    Singapore Is Not Buying Souvenirs
    240 3 WHEN the Coronation is over there will be few souvenirs m circulation to remind Singapore of the historic event. Advertising agents and importers told The Standard yesterday that the bulk of the Colony's orders for Coronation material has been for decorations. Orders for souvenirs have
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    DISQUALIFIED FROM DRIVING
    55 3 A MOTOR FITTER. Lim Chok Choon, was fined a total of $365 m the Singapore First Traffic Police Court yesterday for driving without a licence, without third party insurance, and without the consent of th e owner, on Jan. 28. Lim was also disqualified from obtaining a
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    Jap War Dead Will Stay Here
    62 3 THE Nippon Maru, the Japanese ship which has been collecting bodies of Japanese war-dead m the South-west Pacific islandi has now returned to Japan. Mr. T. Kato, Japanese Consul m Singapore, told The Standard yesterday Mr Kato said he thought It unlikely that the
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    PARK SERVICE
    36 3 A CONVENTICLE und Memorial Service will be held m Singanore by the officers of the First Battalion of the Cameron ians (Scottish Rifles) on April 24 at 5.30 p.m. m King George V Park.
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    DETECTIVE ACCUSED OF EXTORTION
    63 3 DETECTIVE ACCUSED OF EXTORTION A SINGAPORE Special Branch detective, Liv Soo Hoe (32) was tentatively charged m the Fifth Police Court /esterday with extortion. Liv, it was alleged, forced a Chinese In Cross Street to give mm $150 by threatening that h e would place him under detention for two
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    He Swung Into Traffic Stream
    80 3 LIM TIONG BENG was fined ST.) m the Singapore First Traffic Police Court yesterday on a charge of negligent driving on Jan. 28. His driving licence was also endorsed. Inspector T. S. Zain prosecuting, told the court that Lim iwuns his vehicle into Kallang Road
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    KENTNER RECITAL SOLD OUT
    69 3 ALL tickets for the piano recital In Singapore by the famous pianist. Louis Kentner. on Sunday evening at Victoria Memorial Hall have been sold out. Bookings can still be made for the orchestral concerts on Apr. 14 and 16 at which Mr. Kent nor will play
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    3-D Film Bookings Very Heavy
    137 3 BOOKINGS for the first full-length three-dimensional film to be shown m Singapore, "Bwana Devil." which opens at the Capitol today, were extremely heavy yesterday, a Shaw Organisation spokesman told The Standard. After "Bwana Devil" another 3-D full-length film Warner Bros' Warnerc olour presentation, "House of
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    TALK ON HINDUISM
    33 3 SWAMI Vamadevananda. president of Ramakrishna Mission, Singapore, will conduct a prayer meeting and lecture on "Outline of Hindu Philosophy" on Saturday at the Mission m Norris Road at 6.M p.m.
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    LAST TRIBUTE TO ELMER NEWTON
    123 3 A MEMORIAL service for the late Mr. Elmer Newton, Director of the United States Information Services m Malaya, was held at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, yesterday, i The service was conducted by Archdeacon Robin Woods. Yen. Woods said Mr. Newton was a tireless worker for
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    Widow, Son At Service
    36 3 photo. AMONG those who attended the memorial service at Stngapore St. Andrew's CathediTfoMhelate Mr. Elmer Newton were (from left): Yen Robin Woods. Tony Newton. Mr*. E|mer Newioa and Mr. Malcolm MatWOttald.. Standard
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    Woodsville Celebration
    66 3 photo. CELEBRATING "Woods ville Day" at St. Andrew's School, Singapore. Mrs. H. Nicklen Jones, a teacher of the school for the past 38 years, planted a "rain tree" on the school grounds yesterday. Looking on in the picture abovp is Canon R. K. S. Adams. principal of the
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    Used Firm's Money To Gamble
    143 3 A SINGAPORE saloman. Lye Hock Kuen, employed at Marden and Co.. pleaded guilty m the Third Police Court yesterday to three charges of criminal breach of trust of $1.-57 belonging to his employers. He was bound over m $500 to be of good behaviour for
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    Young Girl Wins Maintenance
    108 3 A Singapore Chinese woman, yesterday told the Sixth Police Court magistrate, that she advised a young girl not to live with her son as he already had a wife and children. The girl was Ho Lai Lam. She claimed maintenance for herself and her two children
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    7 Unions See Govt. On Pay Claims
    129 3 REPRESENTATIVES of seven Singapore Govern** mont industrial workers* unions yesterday met Government m an attempt to start negotiations for an increa^ of emoluments to workers m the lower income groups. Both (lovrrnmrn? and union Npresentath as agrv v <i open n«-^ ttiations to
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    Cardinal And Party Delayed
    46 3 I THE pi me bringing Cardinal Valerian Qraciaa ami tw.» other prelates from Iniii.i. w.< delayed In Calcutta owing eni;in o trou!»!e and did MOt rive at Kallang yerterd >y The Cardinal nn f party ira expected to irrive m Singai today
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    4 NEW COUNCILLORS ARE SWORN IN
    58 4 IPOIF. Wed. Four new councillors took their oath of ofl&ce a| this morning's meeting of th G Perak Council of State. They are Mr E C. G Barrett -Kw British Adviser, Perak. Mr. A. G Argent. State Financial Officer. Ch c Meor i .Abdullah
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    PERAK TAKES FIRST STEP
    521 4 ELECTIONS TO STATE COUNCILS Eight Appointed To Consider Franchise Laws IPOH, Wed. The Perak State Council today unanimously adopted a motion by the Legal Adviser, Mr. M. G. Heal, to appoint a Select Committee to consider legislation on elections to the Council of State. The object
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    Pg. Has China Wives Racket
    158 4 i'ENANG, Wed. False marriage certificates and letters supposed to have come from China, which wore submitted to the Immigration Department by certain Chinese as evidence to bring people out from China, have been detected, an official spokesman of the Immigration Headquarters, Federation of Malaya told
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    FIRST LIBRARY FOR KUANTAN
    64 4 KUANTAN, Wed. The Kuantan Indian Association will soon have its own library. About 000 Tamil book have arrived from I;:dia. and more Tamil books axe expected soon. The Secretary of the Association. Mr. Kabal Singh, \.o.d The Standard thai thil would be the Rrst library to
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    Soldier Gets 5 Years For Murder Bid
    160 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Terry Hut ley. a 21-ye^r-old British soldier stationed at Kluang. war found guilty of attempted murder and armed robbery, and sentenced to five years rigorous imprisonment by the Chief Justice. Mr. Charles Mathew, m the High Court, here today. While
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    First To Volunteer
    91 4 ONG HOON CHIN, a 25-year-old clerk at the Kl.tne Town Board, enrolling himself m the Police Volunteer Reserve at the recruiting centre at Rlanu. He is the first man to join the Police Volunteer Reserve at Kiss*. So far about 30 young men have enlisted them* selves
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    COMMUNISM IS ALWAYS LURKING MUSLIMS TOLD
    331 4 COMMUNISM IS ALWAYS LURKING MUSLIMS TOLD COMMUNISM and colonialism today are the two greatest threats to global peace and the world's current independence movements, a prominent world Muslim leader told United Press m Singapore yester- day. Bat, he warned Muslims that m the fight for self determination the threat of
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    DAILY RATED STAFF WHITIEY COUNCIL MEETS
    260 4 THE first meeting of the daily rated staffs Whitley Council was held In Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The Council adopted its constitution and appointed a General Purposes Committee, to which the outstanding business between the Government and the stall" was referred. The question of arbitration
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    Lancers Colonel To Inspect Regiment
    189 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— This week. General Sir Richard McCreery, Colonel of the 12th Royal Lancers, is visiting the regiment which is spread out m North Malaya at tactical stations. j There are six other r I whom the General w I during his tour and
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    JOHORE EMPLOYERS ARE WARNED
    70 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Steps are being taken to prosecute those employers m Johore who have not complied with the Employees Provident Fund, Mr. W. Dunlop. Deputy Commissioner for Labour, told The Standard today. He said the defaulters were small m number and included some estate owners
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    9 4 <<" i i km ml SUI Malay, to 0i1.,., Kii.i!
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    FEW APPLY FOR PASSPORTS TO UK
    56 4 PENANG, Wed.- An oflteial spokesman of the Fedei Immigralion Headquarters, told The Standard today thai on!j hree or four people have applied for passpor;* to go to London to witneu Inj Coronal ion. but this rould be due to ihe tact thai those iti'err.sJed
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    MALAYS ASSURED ON MINING LAND
    244 4 IPOH, Wed.— The Mentri Besar of Perak, Dato Panplima Bukit Gantang, at today's Council of State meeting, assured that Government did not discriminate m the grant of mining rights m Perak. "Any doubts about this/ he said, "should be wiped out/ He was speaking on
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    NEW BURMA-MALAYA AIR LINK IS FORCED
    141 5 t cOSSVt for Burma, VBa Thaung, cut a r!l ,«d-bloc UP* across the doorway of a f our!r ,i« r Marathon aircraft at Kalian* Airport n rf launched a new Rangoon-Singapore air itla?< cc is operated by the Governmentna Airways and will run once
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    Lighter Men Want More Pay
    79 5 MORF THAN 120 work«M employed by the General Lighterage and Transport Company. Singapore, want an immediate wage increase The Lighterage Workers' Union representing these work ers submitted the wage increase claim bill the management, the umon alleges did not accept it. Mr. N. Thangasamy secretary
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    WORKERS GET OFF ON MAY 1
    79 5 MR. M.P.D. NAIR, a Singapore Legislative Councillor yesterday reminded the Maavan Breweries Workers Union that May Day i< orio of the 11 holrdays given them under the Labour Ordinance. Three people at th P opening of the ne w Union of Burma airline at
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    52 5 JOHORE BAHRir. Wed Mr. A.D.C. Paterson. Director General of the Information Services is touring the Information centres m Johore State He visited the Johore Banni Information Department yesterday and was impressed with the work there. It is expected that he will be touring other districts m
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    Year-Round Pine May Boost The Industry
    313 5 Year-Round Pine May Boost The Industry Standard Staff Reporter EXPERIMENTS now being carried out m Johore and Thailand may result m the Malayan pineapple industry having a year-round crop and thus solving the difficulties of the industry. The UN Food and Agricultural Organisation developing m Thailand a method of forcing
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    PRESS ON WITH THE BANDIT CAMPAIGN
    262 5 YORKSHIRE POST rrk^F*?' En «lanfl. April 8, SS T T °day's Yorkshire azl n S U t Fge that the <--WW 25i,7?w terrorism m Malaya snouid be continued with all possible vigour This conservative paper Ho^ rsed the view tha it was dangerous to
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    Singapore Welcome
    137 5 photo. It wa> a bU day for the I'nion of Burma at Kalian^ Airport. Singapore yesterday The I nions first airline was launched by its Consul. U Ba Thaunu. and it was the first direct Rangoon to Singapore weekly service to be introduced. It was also the first
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    NEED FOR MORE FINANCIAL AID
    280 5 JB Anti-TB Drive JOHORE BAHRU, Wed —The threat of tuberculosis spreading m Johore Bahru district is becoming serious unless more money, voluntary doctors and accommodation for patients are available. This was disclosed at the general meeting of the Johore Bahru District Association for the Prevention
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    50 5 Standatd London Core«spond«iit LONDON, Apr. 8, Th. W^l' •"< LONDON RUBBER s- :m May tnij July/Sept. \l\*' April c.if. 191<L Market: NcrvoiW. LONDON TIN Spot £860 per ton buyers, £870 sellers. Three months: I**o buyers, £840 Settlement Price: £835 Sales Morning: 100 ton* Soles Afternoon: 55
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    THE MAID GAGGER GETS 5 YRS. JAIL
    83 5 Saat bin Shamsuddin was sentenced to five years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Buttrose m the Singapore High Court yesterday for complicity m a gang robbery at Tanjong Rhu last year. Saat was stated to have robbed Aine biuti Abdullah, a maid servant
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    CHIN WOO CELEBRATE
    76 5 THE Chfci Woo Athletic Association held a dinner at Wing Choon Restaurant, Great World, last night, m celebration of its year-old basketball team Saining third place m the annual Chung Wha Cup Basketball Competition at the Happy World stadium recently. It was also a farewell party for
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    JAP SAMPLES
    45 5 SAMPLES of Japanese products from Hyogo Prefecture are being taken on world tour m the Osaka Shosen Kaisha Line's Miyotama Maru. Which is due m Singapore on Sunda> Invitations have been issued to local residents to go on board when the ship docks.
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    He's Certain Of Complete Armistice
    246 5 MR WILLIAM corn lEN W. noted British war i. Hent. Ifft Singapore i morning hy ra.F Tnufcsrort Command 'Hastings' for Japan and Korea He left l^undon by R A r on < ;«)<>d Friday *nd h.« (laying with thg Baft For* at Changi for \>st«-rHav
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    Where's Everybody?
    748 6 •IJELLO, where is everybody?' asked the bright young ostrich coming upon a colony of ostriches who were standing around with their heads buried m the sand. Some of our business tycoons seem to be no brighter than our bright young ostrich. Consider, for example, the reaction of certain
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    THE IDEA OF PROGRESS
    1225 6  -  Bertrand Russell By PROFESSOR Ginsberg has done a useful work m writing the obituary of the idea of progress.* As ideas go it had a raiher short life. Th e Ancients knew nothing of it. There had been a Golden Age, and poets feigned that some
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    Review of Views
    237 6 Review of Views Economic Crisis TO PREVENT economic misery among the people of Malaya as the result of an econo-*: mic crisis against which we* have been warned by Mr. 3 E. Himsworth, Utusanf Melayu tuggesta that thej economic policy of this 2 country should be over-2 hauled immediately. Re-J
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    AT THE HOME OF LOST WEEK-ENDS
    723 6 IT'S HANGOVER MONDAY Lc!isf6oN. 'T'HE policeman calls out a number. The number is yours. Then he calls out a name. The name is yours, too. "Were you drunk?" asks the clerk to the court. You say "Yes." The magistrate asks if there's anything known,
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      180 6 Sir;— Mr. C. If. Ulfl In his letter m The Standard of Apr. 6, is '"talking through his hat." In the first place. I have not attacked Mr A. P. Rajah m the back. My remarks were directed at the bitter lesson which the
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      229 6 Sir; It would v.ir that Mr. Ramacharulra who wrote the letter under the heading, "No Oue Dared To Ask The Japs For Higher Pay," is one of those o.dsters temperamental y opposed to the present state of affairs caused by the former government and the existing Trade Union
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      DISCORDANT NOTE
      119 6 Sir: Someone has struck a discordant nofe In the political scene m Malaya. He is Dato Onn who has attacked the Chinese community. A high official of the Federation Government has seen fit to attack the MCA, when only a fevr days previously. General Templer himself singled out
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    RED DISARMAMENT PLAN IS WITHHELD
    232 7 UNITED NATIONS, Apr. 8, (UP).— Andrei flshiiwky. delegate to the UN, said yesterday not introduce its own disarmament prol niled Nations General Assembly m opposition to the Western-backed arms reduction r measure. Vishmsky, affable almost to the point of gaiety, toid newsmen before the Assembly
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    Drop Germ War Probe, Reds Urge
    127 7 PHI Apr. 8. <AP) Russia .uTM'^h'd to the tniW'd Mates vtsterday to drop its demand for an impartial Investigation to Comnuni^t charges that Ameri(.in troops .w:_'tl ;<rm warfiiv hi Korea delegate Valerian Zorin told tin- Inited NaIms m> nation Political (om■ittc* there was "no
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    Moscow Bid For Masses' Favour Seen
    54 7 Apr 8. (RevKardelj, c President, the n hangea m 4 lai ihe new ■;-> f ovred irity among c timej 'he masses <• m the told an vorkera at 5( over :t- release arrest of he So-; > 'he im-j lers Marshal Yvio-rs i
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    Neo-Nazi Gives Up
    53 7 *pr. 8. (Rouh endrich Karl eged Neo-Nazi c himself up to Supreme I < yesterday from his hide- States zone. eighth of spected plotters, Dr. Worner Nai«: rs a -''her ex-Nazi fe .rrested by the TV. I v I: h Commisannounced yesterf -nembers "of the hdrawn habeas
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    53 7 photo. i irrss M >'U Dietriel m the role of ringmaster brightP opening niulu of the Ringling Brothers, Barnum nrf Bnl^ Cinus it Nnv \orks Madison Square Garden \t right is socialite Gloria Vanderbilt Stokownoroua vening sown and m the centre is John president and producer of "The Greatest Show
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    IRAN OIL SALES
    28 7 'IPPF r Italian tenken I r way to gulf ports [ranlaß oil, Mr. 1 r <h )!Innan o f the J 'f the nationalised Reuter
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    Air Marshal In Crash
    45 7 AIR VICE Marshal Hugh M. Campbell. commander of the Royal Canadian Air Force's First Air Division, and five other R.C.A.F. officers were injured yesterday when their plane crashed while attempting an emergency landing a few miles south "of Zweibruecken, Germany.- Reuter
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    ADENAUER, IKE BEGIN 3-DAY CRUCIAL TALKS
    281 7 Cha^PoV'SS'A^n 8 < AP >-West Germany's Eisenho We yesterday ?or tiirr wlth of crucial talks on V^i f "s t of th «*«> ay series munism European defences against ComPledge of G f lw»r»n e J? d h I i V$ ed m Wa
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    British Envoy Given New Instructions
    129 7 LONDON, Apr. 8, (Reuter)bir Alvary Gascoigne, the British Ambassador, flew back to Moscow yesterday from London with, it is understood, new instructions to meet Russian gestures of co-operation. But officials here denied that the Ambassador, recalled to London for special consultations last week, bore any
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    Memorial Service For Sunken Sub
    113 7 CANAKKALE, (Turkey). Apr. 8 Adolf Croneborg. Sweden's Minister to Turkey, conferred yesterday with jailed Captain Oscar Lorentzon. of the Swedish ship Naboland. and then participated m memorial ceremonies here for the Turkish submarine Dumlupinar, which sank on Apr. 4 after a collision with the Naboland.
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    Big 4 Air Conference Under Way
    105 7 BERLIN. Apr. 8 (UP)—Western Allied and Soviet representatives last night opened an air safety conference which might be the forerunner of a full-scale four-power meeting on the German question. The negotiators met at the Soviet headquarters m the East Berlin district of Karlshorst m
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    Doctor Risked Life In Respiration Tests
    198 7 CHICAGO. Apr. 8. (UP) A young doctor was honoured yesterday lor risking his life as a human guinea pig m experiments whirh halted his natural breathing for hours at a time. As a result of Dr. Lloyd Thomas Koriiz's courage, his citation said, many
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    NOSEGAYS FOR DUKE & QUEEN
    59 7 NOSEGAYS FOR DUKE QUEEN photo. J* P Qu J* B S*s her hus »>and, the Duke of Edinburgh, leave S 4K V a thedral. London, carrying nosegays presented d^« k^U" 11 the aß ual Maundy Service. The nosegays oate back to the years when they were carried to ward off
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    PM To Take Over From Ailing Eden
    85 7 LONDON. Apr. 8. (Reuter)— Mr. Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister. will take charge of the Foreign Office during the illness of Mr. Anthony Eden, it was announced last night. Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs without Cabinet rank will attend
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    Maienkov Urged To Admit More
    97 7 MOSCOW, Apr. 8. (UP)— A party of American editors asked Premier Georgi Maienkov yesterday to admit many more American newspaper correspondents into Russia and expressed the hope that Russian correspondents might go .to the United States. Commenting on recent developments m a farewell letter, the
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      Korean 'Truce' Casualties
      52 7 THE Korean war has cost both sides a total of over half a million casualties since the truce talks began m July 1951. United rftates battle casualties increased from 78,110 to 131.928 m thie period. The •stimated Communist casualty toll rose by 430,000 to a total of
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      28 7 TIIF official Russian tourist agency, Intourist has told the Danish Holiday Organisation that the question of re-open-ing- tourist traffic between the two countries "is under serious consideration."- Reuter
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      31 7 THE Lower House of the Iran Parliament the Majlis, yesterday faiied to raise a quorum for a debate on a committee report telling the Shah to keep out of politics. Reuter
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      36 7 THE Indian Government Is determined to stamp out 'sattee" th e practice of widows committing suicide by hurling themselves on their dead husbands' funeral P7W Deputy Home Minister B.N. Da tar yesterday toid Parlu- meet.— A.P.
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      32 7 THE Budapest meeting of the "World Council for Peace" has been re-scheduled for the «ast two weeks m May. Wp.slern newspaper reporters will be invited into Hungary to cover the event.- U.P.
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      30 7 TIIK ?th general assembly of the International Association of University Professors and Lecturers which includes 125 members including those from Japan. India and Pakistan, met m Amsterdam >esier- day.- A.F.P.
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      43 7 FATHER PJ. McGiil. a Roman Catholic priest, long under the Mau Man death sentence for denouncing the secret society, raced eight miles through Mau Mpu country 1 ste day to 1 nr>orl thai 100 Bfmed Kiknvjis were theatenIns to attack, bis ..-.-joo. Reuter
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      32 7 TIIK U.S. Deft-nee Department has informed Congress that Gen. J<ime s A Van Fleet reported m June 1951 that his Eighth Army m Korea could not advance miles without excessive casualties U.P.
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      39 7 HKRBERT A. Plulbriok, a former counter image agent for the FBI. c1! ried yesterday that v few years ago an underground Communist group m Boston include seven or ei«ht purty memberi '"posing as ministers of the Gospel. A. P.
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      37 7 FOREIGN Minister of Iran Hussein Fatemi denied yesterday lhat Mossadeq's (Government is leaning towards Russia because of dissatisfaction with American support of the British ana UM. failure <o increase economic and finanrl.il aid to Iran. A. P.
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      38 7 BAHRAM Shahrokh. director of the Iranian Press and Propaganda under the late Premier AH Ra/mara. was released on bail yecterd*! :t f "r almost two jreei •< f imprifi nment for aileced tnin- u&e of government lands A. P.
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    DAG ELECTED TO SUCCEED TRYGVE LIE
    376 7 DAG ELECTED TO SUCCEED TRYGVE LIE UNITED NATIONS, Apr. 8 (Reuter)— Dog Hammarskjoeld, 47 year-old Swedish economist, was yesterday elected as the United Nations Secretary General m succession to Trygve Li«. The General Assembly voted him m by 57 to 1, with one abstention. Balloting was secret. xr- i_ Th^
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    40,000 VIETMINHS MASS FOR ATTACK
    179 7 I-C Offensive Looms HANOI, Apr. 8, (Reuter).— Vietminh rebels have massed 40,000 men around Moc Chau, 80 miles west of here, ready to launch an offensive within seven days against Laos, northwestern state of Indo-China, a French military spokesman said last night. "Such a thrust
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    King Carol Buried In Lisbon
    108 7 LISBON. Apr. 8 (API— Former King Carol of Rumania, who gave up his throne for red-head Magda Lupescu. was buried yesterday among Portugal's Royal dead m the St. Vincent Pantheon, one of Lisbon's seven hills. The King's coffin was borne into the Pantheon after a
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    US Drops Crisis Year' Defence Plan
    209 7 WASHINGTON Apr. 8, (AP).-The I nited States has worked out a shift m approach to the problem of Western European defence, which involved plans for dealing with the Communist military threat "over the next 20 to 30 ye.irs" and dropping the idra of cold
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    US Hopes For Truce In Korea
    155 7 UNITED NATIONS. A 9 —The United States <.ffi. y expressed the hope ln*i night that progress m Korea <t result m "an honourable tice." Henry Cabot Lodge. Hie United States delegate, gave a r« i t on behalf of the unified 1 mand to
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    S. Rhodesia To Vote On Fed. Plan
    108 7 SALISBURY. Apr X •R. ter) Southt'ii, Hi. «v 49,000 voters will m morrow whether to u.i: m creating a new dotiimu i f 175,000 European- ««n<i r 6.000,000 Africans If they vote 'Yes" it is ..Imost certain that tin tive councils of Norihem
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    Second Asian Tourism Confab Opens
    103 8 TOKYO Apr. 8 (UP)--Asian experts on tourism will ma«t for three days her* starting tomorrow In a coniepnc* aimed at attracting United States and European tourists to Asia. The second conference or the Tourism Committee for Asia m the Far East will be held from
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    Jap Salvage Mission For R.I.
    59 8 TOKYO. Apr. 8. (AFP) A n official mission will leave here by air tomorrow for Manila *to discuss technical matters with the Philippine Government regarding the refloa;ing and scrapping of sunken vessels m Manila Bay. Japanese experts recently concluded a technical survey on the possibility
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    20 8 photo. j buss ass m 6 K!rtXir«» «^y~ d^- s I J mPB paiirJn iccordin* to Thal-Jap»iiese reparations agree*-!- U.P.
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    Queen Will Start World's Greatest Air Race
    427 8 Queen Will Start World's Greatest Air Race WELLINGTON, Apr. 8 (A. P.) Queen Elizai>eth will drop a starting flag at London Airport on the evening of Oct. 8. and the greatest air race m history. London to Christchurch. New Zealand, will be on. Thousands of people will be watching as
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    73 9 The ltSl Commiitee of the Malacca IndlJ L n C* I of Commerce: seated (from left): Messrs KM. Mohanieci Ibrahim, B. M. Jasani, treasurer. C. R. Na«ju vfce Dissident, K. P. Dawood Sultan presidjmt, V. M uU^ah vk^president, N. K. Naina Mohamed, serreArv X M. Mohamed Eusoof StaMdmjf r "»{f
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 9 HONGKONG. Apr. B— Special Standard Service: Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were $15,835 to £1 sterling: S") ***** to US$l: 51.8.J5 to Malayan $1: $0,188 to one Indonesian Rupiah. Gold $2(53.625 to one tael.
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    Changes In Export Of Goods To R.I.
    201 9 MODIFICATIONS on the export of goods from Singapore to Indonesia, effective from April 7, have been announced by the Indonesian Consul General here. An official statement states that an importer m Indonesia is entitled to open a letter of credit when his application
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    INDIA SEEKS NEW BURMA RICE PACT
    69 9 NEW DELHI, Apr. 8, (AP)—' 'An Indian delegation, headed by Deputy Commerce Minister D.P. Karmarkar, is scheduled to visit Rangoon late m April to negotiate a pact for 500,000 tons of Burmese rice imports during the current year. The present agreement provides for 230,000
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    Rubber Industry Hit Hard In 1952
    192 9 Rubber Industry Hit Hard In 1952 PENANG. Wed. Many SSfeL fart T ies cr hjoining part tim e or were r^'?, dose down due o SttnawsLas As a result th^re was widespread unemployment Barter trade also suffered rl? Cnd °h USly the bSte? iad e scheme with Indonesia states that
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    World Bank Men Arrive For Talks
    144 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Two representative! of *he International Bank lor Reconstruction and Development. Mr. R. H. Dt-muth and Mr. W. Gilmartin. arrived h«re by air Monday and are the guests of the Depu.y High Commissioner. Mr. Dcmirh is director of the technical assistance and
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    COLD MINE TO CLOSE IN MAY
    75 9 LONDON, Apr. 8 (AFP)— The closing of the Ooregum gold mine m Mysore previously set for Mar. 23, has been put otT until May 31, at the request of the local authorities, it was announced by the Ooregum Gold Mining Company of Indin, last
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    14ft. Statue Of Queen For A West End Store
    73 9 14ft. Statue Of Queen For A West End Store photo. 1b his Wimbledon studio Mr. Frederick Mancinl (foreground) works on a 14 ft. statue of the Queen m the uniform of Colonelia hief of the Grenadier (Guards. The statue will be the central theme of a West End store's decorative
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    RECORD DROP IN TIN SHARES
    424 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Malayan tin shares suffered the heaviest drop yet recorded today, all counters being marked down substantially. Industrial shares were also weak, while rubbers were practically neglected. A big turnover of business was reported. At the lower levels, buyer s wt re j n
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    100 M. Rs. Rubber For Rice Deal
    144 9 COLOMBO. Apr. 8. ißeuter) Trade between Ceyion and Communist China m rice and rubber amounted to about 100,000.000 rupees on each side at the end of the first three months' period, official figures disclosed here. Under a five-year trade agreement, which came into
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    P.I. CANE CHOP
    48 9 A SPOKESMAN for the Philippine Sugar Association said that the latest figures for the crop submitted by the Association members indicated that 1953 might be short between 50.000 and 75.000 tons of the total 1.2:40.000 tons required to fill United States and domestic quotas. AFP.
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    Copra Mart Easier
    99 9 THE produce market In Singapore was weak and slightly lower m all sections yesterday with no big business being reported. Copra had buyers at $41 1/2 per picul and sellers at $42 for April shipment on a slightly easier market Coconut oil was dull at $fil buyers
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    UK-Poland £ Pact
    53 9 UK- Poland Pact BRITAIN'S sterling pnymentj agreement with Pohinri. which was due to end on March 9. has been extended for three months. The agreement signed on Mar. 2, 194 H. rovers trade and financial payment! between residents of Poland and residents of tho sterling are.t. of which Britain is
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    Rubber Steadies On Argentine Import Bid
    406 9 Rubber Steadies On Argentine Import Bid $31 DROP IN TIN PRICE Stondord Market Reporter THE shocks experienced m Singapore because of declining prices m both rubber and tin since the beginning of the month appeared to have been cushioned yesterday by reports from the Argentine permitting imports of 25/000 tons
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    Free Copper Mart In Aug. Seen
    156 9 LONDON. Apr. H. r ac <■•:« ingi m copi.< 1 the London metal pi could be resumed In A I thg British Government giees, Uiua y .i'>v i <i hen yotardaj. This i.ad been made i <i they said, by a decision <>i the
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    U.S. TRADE ACT
    29 9 PRESIDENT F wnh > tori. iv asked Inn- For o:ir vtnr the W| II A^j'cemen' A a or r tll.it v five ■'v tl whole pr< AFP
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    MINERS MEET 'ON CRISIS'
    91 9 IPOH. Wed.— The steep dedine m the price of tin during the p.'tbt week has cast a g!«o-n over the Kinta Valley District where some of the richest tin mines m Lie world are i nerated. Chinese miners ir» particular feel that they are heading to\vj'.
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    Surplus Rubber In '52-315,000 Tons
    173 9 Standard Staff Reporter WORLD output of natural rubber last year was l.?ti3.iHio long t»>n > six per cent less than 1951— states the annual report ol the United Planting Association of Malaya. 7 The report. which will be tab'cd at the assoeuu ion's gentMul meeting
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    THE THIRD FORCE vs. NEUTRALISM
    1298 10  - THE THIRD FORCE vs. NEUTRALISM SEBASTIAN HAFFNER By LbtfD<stt. THE public exchange ot views between Mr. Aneurin Bevan and Mr. Nehru about alternatives to the American alliance, which took place m Delhi on February 16, would be interestIng and, owing to the quite unconcealed divergence of views between the two
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      231 10 -Star Contest No. 10—Can You Name This Actress? for you to spot tomorrow. Entries for this contest will .^./Sgg&w. close next Thursday And the fe^L Published m the Menu- l'a«e 1 nd tn Editor's decision \>ill ffc** SPrTSSn 31 Au entry envelopes >> > ?^^l ML SI contain the catchline
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    Army Cricket XI
    94 11 THE following have been selected to play for the Army (Singapore) against the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club at Hong Lim Green on Sunday. Col. Knox GHQ (SD\ Major Wells HQ RASC Aver Raja Ra.ia (Captain. Major Pegs GHQ (ST), Capt Eiey GHQ (Or:!>, Capt. Sherlock' <GHQ Field
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    Weather Took Away Glamour
    532 11  - W eather Took Away Glamour LALL SINGH By days D Soth sWes th -^«t the three! gors cricket he^ q uarters.£d"eath«™Sl"« mate h layed at the d °B" s Ia wr<*^nea oy vie absence of Bin Keng and Mee. The Singapore opening batsmen Heard -.nS Stacey. taking full advantage of
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    59 11 THE terrible twins. James (Mt) and Fred Turntwll. 16 years of are. are two of the 14 Australian youth boxrrs coming to Singapore to fifht lo«-al youth boxers this month. James has been boxinr for thn> years and is the 1962 west Australian statr frath<-rw«>iglit runner-up. His brother *re<l is
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    Pahang Move To Improve Soccer
    295 11 RAUB, Wed. Unlike previous years, the Pahang Football Association has put m more energy to improve the standard of soccer m this State and there is every possibility of Pa hang doing much better than what she had done during the past. A iimnber of
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    Perak To Hold 2nd Soccer Trial
    139 11 IPOH. Wed. Pfrak Amateur Football Association will hold its second Ktate trial thil Sunday o n the Chinese A4scmblv ground. The teaimc areColours: Toong Scm. Lee «Sai Cheong, Chan Tuck Kong. Ishak Abdullah 1 P. v Sanke>. Ishak Kas«im, S. S.ibramaninm. M. B:ji.i>-jnd;.im Lim
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    Nghee Heng School Sports
    72 11 JOHORE BAURi:, Wed. Nghee Heng Primary English School. Johore Bahru, held its Empire Day sporta meeting today. The 12 items M the programme were confined io team relay events. Red House won the Lnc Sawmill challenge cup with 125 points, while Yellow Hous were runners-up with
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    Laxamana Cup
    39 11 KUALA LUMPUF Wed Tl)e an kual m■• t matcli bo tween the Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur ami the Main; College, Kirn a Kangsar for the Tengku Laxaonana Cup will be p lyed iie V.I gruuiiti oil Saturdi
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    TODAY'S Sport
    51 12 TODAY'S Sport :R: SAFA div. 1. A PBU at Jalun Besor Div. 2 H S< v R( chlites at SHB RC v YMMA at SHB: F.\ Kr:,ii v Kola Ra}a "A" c BODCA; SCSA r Kebei Cub at CYM.-l. Inter S >i—SPS v CKSS at GESS: SJI v BSS at
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    42 12 "'OH. Wed. -The final of Hussar Cup inter-schools k«; kout soccer competition be ween Pant Bui.tar AurloChinese School and TanjSng Maim Britan Idris Training C.)Ueq c Wil] b P played this s.i -.ur.iay on the Chinese As•fjnbly Hall ground
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    SJI Win Youth Soccer
    170 12 SJI Win Youth Soccer IN" 'he second round of the SA FA soccer tourney player I a: the Victoria School ■round yesterday. St. Joseph's Institution beat ACS. 5—2. I! wa« a one-sided game m th first half Within 20 minutes St. Joseph's were three up through Dexter and D Nonis
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    Singapore Will Invite Leading Foreign Players
    215 12 THE Singapore Badminton Association will invite the Badminton Associations of America, England, Denmark and India to send their leading players to take part m the second Singapore International championships for the Brands Cup to be held at the Singapore Badminton Stadium this year. P
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    Bankers Were Too Strong For P. Bukom
    210 12 si'PFRIOR m all departi' Hong Kong Bank "A" I no difficulty m beating P Bukom 3 o m a Singa- Business Houses division I encounter on the SCC padang yestei .ay. The Bankers attacked from the star! and m the loth minute opened
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    SELANGOR TEAMS v NS
    64 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wen. Selangor Football Association have picked two teams to meet Negri Sembilan i.i inter-state matches a; Primes Roac: on Saturday. The Slate team is Lourdes, Cheok Foo. Narfeyanasamy, Rozario, Rijenberg. Dutton. Govindaraju. Cheng Lam. Talib, Amaradasa and Thasen. Authentic s: Wah Chye R Razario.
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    YMCA TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    73 12 YESTERDAY'S results m the' Singapore V.M.C.A. open tennis championships were. Men's doubles quarter-Anal: G. T, Holloway and S. C. Beattv beat Lionel Too ai' J Micheal Woe ri-0. 6-0. Men's doubles semi-final: Dr. F. Y. Khoo and Tra^ey Jones beat H. Kami* and A. G. B. Pakir
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    63 12 team t(> r«PFeaeni the ??2?» h il na SP° r t« Club m |it bAFA Division .JB League match .^gainst the Immigration Sports Club on Friday at MFA Gi ound Balestit-r R(»nd. will be *elected from vie following:— <r^i ß^ a^ ilheii Teddy V/elmau Kal.nuithu. S. Vollu Siva
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    42 12 (AfPS AX^ iEI KS Apr. 8, Xyr) h) a practice throw. fi l i mp i c champion Sam Ines s hurled the discus 189 ft th a i All>nfia T. bettering tlie world tvror.i br 2 ft 5| m
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    SINGAPORE AGREES TO 2 FINALS
    395 12 SINGAPORE AGREES TO 2 FINALS It's Up To FAM Now SAFA yesterday expressed agreement with a proposal by a Football Association of Malaya official to have two Malaya Cup finals played this year one each on the home grounds of the respective finalists. The team with the highest aggregate of
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    46 12 J. Pereim. Chartered Bank Roalkeepor. drops on his knees to save this >»hot from a Cold Storage forward while his two tailbacks stand hy an incident m yesterday's I>iv. A I»n>ine>s Houses League soccer t\ Jalan Besar Stadium whiih was won by the Bankers 4 l.
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    Unauthorised Tour: Drastic Action Move
    435 12 DRASTIC action against the Permuda Singapura players and those responsible for taking them on an unauthorised tour of Kota Bahru was proposed at the 1 Council meeting of the Singapore Amateur Foot- ball Association yesterday. Mr. Soh Ghee Soon, vice president of the associa- tion.
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    RECORD LIFT
    39 12 MOSCOW. Apr. 8. (AFP) Soviet weightlifter Nicolas Saksonov improved his world featherweight record yesterday when he made a 107.5 kilogramme double-handed snatch His previous record of 106 kiloi grammes was set up on April 26 last year.
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    Island Club Officials
    87 12 THE Duchess of Kenl has accepted the Island C > invitation to become its patron. This was announced by Mr. Malcolm MarDonad m his presidential spee.-h a: the club's annual genera: meeting yesterday. The following were elected office-hearers: President Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald (re-elect-ed), Vice-president— Mt. Tan
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    Talib Shines In Civilian Attack
    294 12 KUALA LUMPIR, Wed.-The Selangor Civilian XI beat Capt. Harolds Army-Police XI by 4—o this evening on the padang;. The Civilian team had the better of the exchanges m both sessions scoring two goals m each half while the combined team was a disjointed side. Civilian
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    Latest SRA List
    241 12 BELOW U the latest classification list issued by the Straits Racing Association: TRANSFERS Fr.inn C':?rsS 1 to Class 2— Royal S'.ev.ar. Gold Rise; Sweet Maisie: Gallant Reo. From Class 2 to Class 1 Cinecolor; Roman Galley. From CtMM 2 to Class 3 Chance Remarks: The Ram: Sabelafl
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    Fitter Depot Team Win 4-1
    157 12 TAIPING. Wed— Possessing a fitter team. 2 Supply Depot chalked up a 4—l victory over the Malay Teachers In a first division soccer fixtur c yesterday. The teachers started well to lead through £loor Jais but the Servicemen struck back and equalised befor c the
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    Bartley Boys
    53 12 BARTI.EY Second..- v will play the second l S.A.F.A. Youth Competition against Berangoon English School Ion Saturday at J.i.oi B<^ II Stadium. The team will be chosen Pnrasamy, Ramlee. Choon Tong Andrew Vap, Sin v Henry Wong. Rahim. Rahman, Malleques. Twee Bent;. Bilb. I Chee Koon. S mice
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    141 12 KPM. newcomers m SBIIFA Division 3 this year, kept their unbeaten record when they scor< k d their fifth successive victory— this time over the Overseas Chinese Bank Corporation— by 6 l m a league Match played at Clerical Tnion ground yesterday. KPM led 3—l
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    South Koreans Fly In With The Olympic Stars
    236 12 THE South Korean toot hall i. than a match for any Singi^ r rft ho k u, hr J representative of the South Kore-tn i«... binalil I Won Sang:, said in Singapore vest,! h $J who arrived in Singapore late last hi
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    27 12 IE I s i I llM|, A I 1 Singapori < I I B Mci B ami 5 D s •i id I
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    180 12  -  Windsor Lad By ALTHOUGH slow work the older of the dav three hor ei were sent against clock at yesterday's worko Emperor, with Billy B.. ic. went in takin over half a mile to ret irn 41 4 I >ecs. for the three Miss Malaya i
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    33 12 PHILADELPHIA. Apr 8. (AP>— Middleweight .1<" edllo. .'i-i underdog, rallied In the late rounds I<> dcfCftt hometown Philadelphia i. Gil Turner, by a unanimoui decision :n ten rounds here last night.
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