Singapore Standard, 10 April 1953

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    16 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD tt jfc fh* L i" N :7 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1953. TWELVE PAGES.
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    ONE-MAN COURT SITS
    28 1 ONE- MAN COURT SITS MOIII thin 100 trade unionists attended yesterdays hearing nf th*. board set up to hear the eas,- of Government rS t! i independent arbitra-
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    PROTESTS BY GOVT MARK FIRST HEARING
    854 1 Postal Dispute Arbitration idard Stall Reporter 111 l first sitting yesterday, of the ■man arbitration board on salary 'tween the Singapore Goverri--1,300 postal clerks and tele- is sparked by vigor- ous protests from the Government side. The arbitration, (irst of its kind between Government
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    TWO TOP WOMEN REDS KILLED
    324 1 TWO TOP WOMEN REDS KILLED KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Four more Communist terrorists, including a woman District Committee Member and a woman Branch Committee Secretary of the Communist terrorist organization, have been killed by Security Forces m the Federation. Th c two important women terrorists wer c killed by a snap
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    US Jets 'Invaded China Airspace'
    20 1 US Jets 'Invaded China Airspace' (AFP) Sabreairspace tung was ric--k place 40 ince. The identified who bailed cap- I I
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    Rubber, Tin Up
    45 1 SINGAPORE tin and rubber prices went up yesterday, while the share market experienced a rush of buyers. Tin rose by S9J to 5405 per picul and the rubber price moved up cent to 661 cents per lb. for first grade April shipment.
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    16 1 GEORGE F. Ken nan. former Ambassador to Moscow plans to retire ***<"»m the diplomatic service. UP
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    Addis Leaves For UK
    40 1 MR. William Addis, Deputy Commissioner General tor Colonial Affairs, is living Singapore on leave to the United Kingdom on Saturday Ilth April. During his nh«enre his duties will be tarred out by Mr. R. W. Jakemau.
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    SAMAD, DEVAN NAIR FREED
    646 1 Both Protest Against Govt. Release Terms Standard Staff Reporter MR. C. DEVAN NAIR, former president of the Singapore Teachers Union, and Inche Abdul Samad, a Malay journalist attached to Utusan Melayu, a Colony Malay language daily, were released from Emergency detention under what they termed "humiliating
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    9 KILLED, 50 HURT
    107 1 3 TRAIN SMASH LONDON. Apr. 9 (UP) Two crowded electric trains crashed m a tunnel 30 feet underground during the rush hour here last night, and Transport officials said today nine persons were killed and 50 injured. The trains, one following closely behind the other m
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    ADLAI'S BIG HINT
    183 1 ADLAI' S BIG HINT OUR AID MUST BRING RESULTS' Standard Staff Reporter MR. ADLAI Stevenson told Singapore pressmen m a brief interview yesterday, that the United States had to be exceedingly careful that its economic aid to Far Eastern countries produced results. "We must ensure that what we are doing
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    Callup Law In Laos Passed
    63 1 SAIGON. Apr. 9 (AP) The National Assembly of the little kingdom of Laos today passed a law directing a general mobilization for defence against an expected invasion from the Communist-led Vietminh. The law, which can be invoked any time, provide for a callup of aJi
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    Korea Pact Signing Today?
    242 1 MUNSAN, Korea, Apr. 9.— Both the Allies and the Reds today said they would sign tomorrow an agreement for a pre-armistice exchange of sick and wounded prisoners of war. Each side said it was willing to begin the trade within 10 days from the date of
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    Riot In Iran
    29 1 SIXTEEN' people were hurt and seven arrested during a scuffle yesterday m tront of the Majlis between Pan-Irani-ans, Mossadeq supporters and supporters of the Shah. AFP
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    Prof. Joad Dies
    20 1 PROFESSOR Cyril E. M. Joad. eaustic-tongued little British philosopher died yesterday at the age of 61.— AP
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    SURGERY PUT OFF
    19 1 SURGEONS postponed an operation yesterday on Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden because he has a cold. AP
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    RED ISLE BOMBED
    32 1 THREE "unidentified" planes made a surprise raid on Com-munist-held Chusan Island off the Chekiang coast on March 27, the Nationalist New China news agency reoorted m Taipei yesterday. UP
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    PENANG ESCAPER CAUGHT
    232 1 PENANG, Thurs.— One of the two men who escaped from the Simpang Anam police station. Toh Hock Hai. alias Goo Leng Bah alias Teik Chuan. for whom a reward of 55.000 was offered, was recaptured by the police m an attap house. No. 168A. Batu Lanchang Road,
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    NICOLL FOR UK
    35 1 THE Governor of Singapore. Sir John Nicoll, will fly to the United Kingdom on leave of absence on Saturday. April 11. He will be away from the Colony for about five wetk-
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    HK POLICE CHIEF TO RETIRE IN AUG.
    227 1 HONGKONG. Apr. 9. (AP)— Police Commissioner Duncan W. Macintosh, who built Hongkong's police force into one rated among the best m the Empire since World War 11, will retire m August. Macintosh, who took over the local force m 1946. coming from Singapore,
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    US Plan To End Korean, I-C Wars
    59 1 WASHINGTON Api I tei I President Cisenhowei i administration ii working on I detailed ittp-by-ttep plan to end the Korean and IndoChinese wars anrt settle tinstatu- nf Formosa and <»tiu-i-Far Eastern problems, H learned authoritatively Tht Pju ll arranged m stage- to teal
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    How To File Claims Against The Army
    245 2 How To File Claims Against The Army KUALA LUMP U R, Thurs. A communique is- sued today by the Department of Defence clarifies the situation regarding claims from the public on grounds of injury or death arising from accidents involving military vehicles. Certain categories of Claims ■re payable by the
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    They All Liked It
    32 2 photo. SO*HE GIRLS bit their finger* while somehoys sa t f^^«*«* Devil" makes off with another railway worker at the 3- Dimensional movi« at the Capitol yesterday. Standard
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    OFFERED $5,000 FOR HER LOVER TO BE INJURED
    246 2 Court Told Of Acid Throwing A SINGAPORE Chinese told the First District Court yesterday that he was offered $5,006 by a woman to throw acid at her lover. The witness, Fan See Ang, said he turned down the oii'er. j Tan was
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    SINGAPORE FINDS FIRST BIG 3-D FILM A-1
    209 2  -  Michael Goh SINGAPORE'S CapS.il Theatre was packed yesterday for the screening of the first full length three-dimensional film, 'Bwana Devil." One could detect the undercurrent of thrill normally apparent only at a children's matinee. The audience, from the woman m black trousers. printed
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    Wiima Is Quiet Again
    52 2 THE Finnish tanker Wiima, which on Wednesday afternoon emitted volumes of black smoke from her funnel, causing the waterfront to buzz with rumours that she w.s intending to sail away after 'parking" m Singapore for nearly two months, yesterday resumed her normal quiet roie 'waiting for
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    MAGISTRATE PAYS OLD MAN'S FINE
    58 2 WHEN a 79-year-old Chinese. Lee Kee, was fined $2 m tlie Singapore Third Police Court yesterday for begging tor alms he told the Magistrate, Mr. Choor Singh, ihat he had no money to pay the fine. Mr. Singh paid the. fine for him. Inspector K_
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    Denies He 'Outraged' Young Girl
    92 2 A MIDDLE-aged Englishman with two children, was charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with outraging the modesty of a flve-ye*rr-old English girl one day after he arrived m the Colony. The little girl told the Court that the man, Leslie William Parker, asked
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    Man Who Offers Bribe Often More Guilty—Lyle
    222 2 Man Who Offers Bribe Often More Guilty— Lyle Stomkird Staff Reporter THE MAN who offers m bribe to o public servant is often more guilty than the one who accepts it. TWe view wos expressed yesterday by Mr. C.W. Lyle, chief of the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau, Sfntiapore* Mr Lyle
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    Salesman Took$6,000 Sent To Jail
    99 2 TAN Thiam Hock, a Singapore salesman, was yesterday sentenced m the First District Court to eight months' rigorous imprisonment for criminal breach of trust of $6,068.94 belonging to his firm. Senior A.S.P. Mr. M. Boyle, prosecuting, said Tan was assigned by his firm. W. T.
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    4 MEN ROB LONE WOMAN
    64 2 4 MEN ROB LONE WOMAN FOUR Chinese, all armed with knives, blindfolded a Singapore Chinese housewife and stripped her of her earrings and a ring m a house mi n Whitley Road on Wednesday. They ransacked the other rooms m the house and left with a fountain pen, a wrist
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    SIAM POLICE CHIEF GUEST OF MacD
    176 2 THE No. 1 strong man of the Siamese police force, Maj. Gen. Phao Sri > anon, flew into Singapore early yesterday morning for a two-day visit as gnest of the Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonaid. Gen. Phao, who was ac- companied by two Government J
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      82 2 The Weather MINIMUM Temperature: from 7.30 p.m. nn Apr. 8 to 7.30 a.m. on Apr. 9. Singapore (76F), Penang i7KFi. Kota Bahru (74F), Kuala Lumpur i74Fi, Ipoh (72F), Kuantan iTIFi. Maximum Temperature: from 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Apr. 9. Singapore (87F), Penang (89FI, Kota Bahru (89F), Kuala Lumpur
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    Yorkshire Regt. Show Their Colours
    101 3 Yorkshire Regt. Show Their Colours HH I *r last 1 1, ...I M ,al Keishtley. I dours of i. .ii ilion of kshire Regirerenionial Singapore l mornwas held l]r dv- morning yorkers to lieless, the lined by and a loiter int; civilians r ft i it> Council kv stood on
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    BLOOD BANK APPEAL GOOD
    34 3 re B ood been i ileaith at the Hail. the many sed a pint up at the terday. veen I m. the port will be c who preir blood at
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    HOSPITAL RESERVES: 500 NEEDED
    123 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE number of recruits, for the Singapore Hospital Reserve i has risen to 200 since the recruiting drive first started this year, but 501) more are required if the target for 700 is to be reached before the end of 1953. Dr. W.
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    TWO CARDINALS, AN ARCHBISHOP CALL AT S'PORE
    233 3 Standard Staff Reporter TWO cardinals, an archbishop and a priest flew into Singapore yesterday by BOAC Constellation from Calcutta on their way to Sydney to attend the National Eucharist Congress, which is scheduled for April 12 -i IJ). They were Cardinal Valerian Gracias.
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    GOVT. LAND WILL BE HARDER TO GET
    240 3 Applications Scrutinised import^ to s u fiec?on e L° n n r T' 0 V"*?' Sh bec the most coreful s«Lh!v PP COtM i n$ for ,he •"•"•«on of Crown lond to Bulletin is?ue d yesterdo/' $to,ement P ub,ished Economic c .T^r of
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    $500 Bail In Threat Case
    50 3 POON Kook Pang was tentatively charged m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday with criminal intimidation. Poon, it was alleged, threatened a woman, Yun Lin Mul. by chasing her m Sa^o Lane on Wednesday with a chopper. He was allowed $500 bail until next week.
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    To Study In Australia
    48 3 MISS JENNY YEO. a patrol leader of the 1st Singapore Ranger's Company who leaves for Australia soon to take up a course in architecture. She is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yeo Kee Song and a former student of St. Anthony's Convent.
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    79 3 THREE high Catholic Church dignitaries arrived in Singapore from Calcutta yesterday. They are Cardinal Valerian Gracias India's first Cardinal: Cardinal Peter Gregory XV Agagianian. and Archbishop of New Delhi and Simla, Mgr. Joseph Fernandas. They are on their way to Sydney to attend the National Eucharist Congress there. They were
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    Talentime Entries Total 58
    118 3 THE number of entries received for the Singapore Rotary Club's Talent: me contest suggests that men have more confidence than women. There are 40 men entrants and 13 women entrants. The competition, which is part of the Rotary Club's Fun I Fair at the Great World
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    RN Minesweeper Leaves S'pore
    38 3 TKE Royal Navy Minesweeper, H.M.S. Jaseur. which put Eto Singapore harbour late Wednesday afternoon, sailed away yesterday morning. She belongs to the Sixth Minesweeper Flotilla, whose base of operations w the bmgapore Naval Base,
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    $150 Fine For Rash Driving
    71 3 TAX POH SENG was fined $150 m the Singapore First Traffic Police Court yesferday on a charge of dangerous driving at the junction of New Bridge Road and Outram Road on Feb. 5. His driving licence was suspended for three months. Inspector T. S. Zain,
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    YMC Meeting
    21 3 THE committee of Singapore Young Malayans Club will hold a meeting today at the British Council at 6.30 p.m.
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    Need For Economy In Malaya, Says Aussie Visitor
    430 3 Need For Economy In Malaya, Says Aussie Visitor THERE is great need for economy m this country which is today going through the unhappy experience of returning to normal conditions after a boom period, said Mr. R. T. Guy an executive of the Blaxland Rae Propriety Ltd., Sydney. Mr. Guy
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    For Haw Par Villa
    52 3 Mandard >hoto. THE TIGER PAGODA, a sketch of which appears above, will be erected by Mr. Aw Boon Haw for his Haw Par Villa m Pasir Panjang. Singapore when permission is obtained from the authorities It was de signed by a Hongkong architect. Mr. K. C.
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    2nd Wife Claims A Sixth Of $84,000
    111 3 A SIXGAPORE Chinese woman, Loh Yuet Foon, made a claim m the High Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Brown for a one-sixth share of her deceased husband's estate of $84,000. Loh lodged her claim as a secondary wife of the deceased, Tan Siew
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    TALK ON RI WOMEN
    52 3 MADAME Subandrio. wile of the Indonesian Ambassador m London, will give a talk >>n the role of women m Indonesia, at the Ixjndon headquarters of the Overseas League on Apr. 21, the 74th anniversary of the birth ot Raden Ajcng Kartini, a pioneer of the emancipation
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    Elections To Rural C'ttees This Year
    213 3 Standard Staff Reporter AS A FIRST STEP towards elections to Ihe seven Singapore Rural District Committers, which will take place st the end of this year or early next year, the Committees are actively completing a census of the adult population m the rural
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    Learner Driver Went Zig-Zag
    102 3 ONG BOON CHEONG. a lorry driver, was v> terday lined $1.")0 m the Stngap Kir.-.t Traffic Polh> Court on a charge of dangerous driving m Beach Road. His driving licence w.i- endorsed. Inspector T. S. Zain. pr o cut ing. told the court th »t Ong.
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    MALACCA COUNCIL
    72 4 'i UK third meeting (sth session) of the Malacca Settlement Council will be held at the Council Chamber on TWO Cantonese film stars, Mss Urn Kah Yee (top), anil her brother. Mr. Lam Kah Sf-ng are expected to a -rive by air today from Hongkong Both are under
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    OBITUARY NOTICE
    24 4 U ARRANT Officer Heatheote Byron Brown of No. 1 (Bi raaf Tengah possec^awaj al Batu Gajah. Perak. on fhursday. April 9. 1953
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    20 4 MAJOR Phillips. O.C. Renie. addressing a mass meeting of the War Department Civil Service Association hi Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday.
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    TRANSFER PARTY
    33 4 MR. P. VEI.J.UPILLAI. of the Central Electricity Board. Raub. eras entertained o\ a tea party recently by nis friends and colleagues on tbe c\*e of his departure for Klang on transfer
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    HIGH RENTS WILL MAKE TENANTS QUIT S.I.T. FLATS
    241 4 HIGH RENTS WILL MAKE TENANTS QUIT S.I.T. FLATS Standard Staff Reporter LABOUR City Councillor, Mr. Lee Choon Eng yesterday said that the withdrawal of the 15 per eeat. rebate on rent to tenants occupying post-war built SXT. flats would force many occupants to quit Trust houses and look for cheaper
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    OATH-TAKING CALL DENIED
    127 4 OATH -TAKING CALL DENIED JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— V. G. Govinda Rajoo, a defendant m a money lending case. denied m the Sessions Court today that he had instructed his lawyer, Mr. John Pillai to challenge the plaintiff to an oath-taking ceremony at the Sri Raja Marriamman Temple, m Johore i
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    US Envoy Due Today
    55 4 MR. Chester Bowles, former U.S. Ambassador to India, is due m Singapore from Djakarta this aiternoon. He will stay mi n the Colony for two hours and then go to Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Bowles i s expected back m Singapore on Saturday evening. He will leave
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    Aid Comes To Blind Man
    62 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— "Operation Service" was extended to a blind Malay who went to the post office to register a letter today. The post office was crowded and no one bothered about him although he was shouting: "stamp, stamp." A European ASP, seeing the biind
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    KL ELOCUTION PRIZES FOR 16
    81 4 ELEVEN men and five women won prizes at an elocution contest helti at Vivekananda Tamil School, Kuala Lumpur on Simday. They are: K. Kanagasundaram (Malacca); M Nagalirvgam (K.L.); Sornambikai Kasipillai (X.L); M. A. Pitchai Muthu (Penang); Azhi Arulfe s P*zHl M. P. S. Malim (XL.);
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    PMU PRESIDENT
    43 4 INCHE Ahmad bin Haji A. Rahman, who was recently elected president of the Peninsula Malays Union, was the guest of honour at a dinner given by the Johore Bahru b ff n f of the Organisation of which he is chairman.
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    Gracias Blessing
    55 4 Gracias Blessing 1 photo. AT the door of the Catholic Cathedral of the Good Shepherd m Singapore, yesterday. India's first prince of the Roman Catholic Church. Cardinal Valerian Gracias. pauses to Mess the congregation who had assembled to ny,. him a liturgical reception. Besides the Cardinal is thr Bishop of
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    Prince Of Church Gets Big Welcome
    378 4 INDIA" FIRST CARDINAL MORE than 1,001) Singapore Roman Catholics gave a liturgical reception to the first Indian prince of the Catholic Church, Cardinal Valerian Gracias, who arrived m the Colony yesterday, on his way to the National Eucharistic Congress which opens m Sydney on
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    Three Days Of Prayer Before The Coronation
    147 4 THE three days immediatejly before the Coronation of i Queen Elizabeth II will be obi served as a nation-wide triduum of prayer '"That Almighty God may bless Her Majesty aud her realms**, writes Michael Derrick, assistant edilor of the British Catholic newspaper "The
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    HK JUDGE AS CHIEF JUSTICE
    63 4 HONGKONG. Apr I (AP) —Ernest H. Williams, Senior Puisne Judge m Hongkong, to day was named Chief Jus 1 of the British Borneo territories' comb: ned ludic.ary. Mr. Justice Williams, a native of Cork. Ireland, fir*t entered the Colonial Service m 1923 as an administrative
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    MAYOR'S THANKS FOR FED. GIFT
    49 4 The Lord Mayor of London. Sir Rupert de la Here, has acknowledged m The Times the 1*20.714 (about 5176.000> gift fr*m X Federation to assist victims of the British floods. This amount tops the sixth list of contributions from all parts of tbe world
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    19 4 photo. Mr. and Mrs. A VT i Wedding Anniversary _n££ u ho e, «J r »*«d their Silvrr Standard
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    NO CO-OPERATION AN OBSTACLE SAYS PHB
    286 4 NO CO-OPERATION AN OBSTACLE SAYS PHB PROPER SEAFRONT NEEnpn PENANG. Th«,*.-_Th c oreaf confronting the Penong Horbour bII^H improvement of it. services to ih. A own lock of m^mma -co Jft [a inclination of ofhtr bodies to co 0D h •n sol-ins problem which concern, A Press release ,ssued by
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    Big Drop In S'pore Entrepot Trading
    186 4 THE MOST discouraging fra:..rr ct Singapore trade m r.;e i its- two months of the >«'«•" the continue i downward trend m the *m lun-ve of ling m several principal entrepot commodities. >vs the Economic B.i.letin. i|s v c d I terday, imports of
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    A Holiday Made Him Home-Sick
    135 4 Standard Shipping Reporter A HOME-SICK Pr.nce S. P. Normdeth Norodom of Cambodia arrived m Singapore yrsterday m the Felix Rousse! en route to wife and family after a panned three-month holiday ia France had stretched to 14 months. Prince Norodom, a etmttm of the K:ng
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    Fined For Bad Driving
    59 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. For driving his car negligently, R. F. A. Prowright, European assistant manager of Shell Company, was t^ay firu fi Sl'lO by Inche Ismail, m the First Magistrate's Court. He was stated to have knocked into a taxi at the junction of Market Street
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    DIVORCE CHARGE
    40 4 ISMAIL bin Haji was charged before the Kota Tinggi magistrate with failing to register the divorce of his wife and give particulars to the kathi. H e claimed trial and the cas c wa* postponed to Apr. IS
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    66 4 i^^.^*-... Stondo,d Londo Corresponded nr£? mt Xi^ Pr IT The f°»<~*9 ore rhe dnsin, price of rubber ond the tim London market: LONDON RUBBER Spo* 19id. f^ V JH4. TSTjm v J9id July/Sepf. l9id Jon/Mor 19id M.7L*: S0 Am ,9|d Morket: Steody. m LONDON TIN Spot
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    Ten Beds for Klang TB Hospital
    53 5 In Beds f r ruberculodi. ted at a yesterday for the erculosifl. lated n are: the Asa Lation and r»e each) e and (one and Hai:ie); the Kitam and and the ind Kuala :.e each). t s are now ing to tho rhe patient
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    THREE ARMY BROTHERS UNITED IN THE JUNGLE
    219 5 62 Years Of Service THK a WFSH D H /u de T WhoJ^ EK three Dr <rthers Sj?^_f service with tbe a years m* *U together for the flr«t time with X?. 5!f imei,t m i'»rryln on rnmsf Str U f tioll of
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    New Sanatorium For Women In JB
    317 5 H?„2'. 000 W M Se Needed patients, "^ate^K^aboVstoiX J_T__s_ for S omen tuberculosis committee, headed by the Arti»f Til 1 be built lohore Bahru. A sDecial c-^il?lg&!_^g wwei ce t P h U^ e M p e r SJ:c, BeSar Dat IbK,him b'nTbdu! It
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    Face Lift For A Paper, Aged 752
    297 5 A SINGAPORE advertising firm which recently introduced a new protective process for documents and maps, yesterday received its most unusual order yet. The order was to restore a 152-year-old copy of a British newspaper, the proud possession of a European resident here. The
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    67 5 photo. Two wives of Japanese consulate <«ffi« i.ils arrived w ith lheir children in Singapore by air from Tokio yesterday, to join their husbands. They are the first Japanese families to enter the Colony since the end of the war. Pictured above are: Mrs. N. D. Vshio. (left), and sons.
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    One Month For Escape
    65 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— For escapin< from the lawful I ly of a police constable, X tm bin Omar (21), i lay sentenced by the* Fir.it Magistrate- Inche Ismail to on« month's rigorous ImprieonriK'nt, Kasslm pleaded guilty. He w il] serve the sentence at tne expiration of
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    LA SALLE DANCE
    39 5 THE La Salle Institution Klang Will hold dance at aie school haU on Saturday at 8 P-m. Adm is si on will be |2 and the proceeds will co to aid the school I building fund.
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    CoL Young Tells Manila The Facts
    157 5 I ANILA. Apr 9. Colonel Arthur Young, retiring Com- missioner of Police for the Federation of Malaya, said here yesterday that large-scale Communist activity In Malaya had been reduced to mere nuisance raids and he was confident the war would end soon. "Whi'e 'here
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    KLANG YOUTH CLUBS ACTIVITIES INCREASE
    142 5 KLANG, Thurs.— The youth clubs of Klang and the Coast have been organising a number of excursions, games and tours to stir up interest among their members. Recently the Klang Young Malayans Club had a friendly badminton match with the Kuala Lumpur sc-ter club. The
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    KLANG 'MENACED' BY CHEE FAH
    75 5 KLANG, Thurs. "Chee Fah is a menace m the district." said Inche Harnn, Magistrate of Klang District Court, when sentencing a number of Chee Fah racketeers. A police spokesman told The Standard that never a day passed without at least two cases nf Chee Fah
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    HOLIDAY OFFENCE
    35 5 CHEXG SENG POI a shopkeeper, was fined $20 mr n Ihe .Fohoie Police Court for failing to comply with th c Weekly Holidays Ordinance and depriving his employees of their weekly day off,
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    If Malan Stays
    756 6 H'HE general election which will be held m South Africa next Wednesday will be watched with close interest by others outside this colour conscious Dominion. If the election should result m the return to power of Dr. Malan and his Nationalists the reaction throughout Africa will be
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    WANTED:A Malayan Peace Offensive!
    1386 6  - WANTED: A Malayan Peace Offensive ALEX JOSEY llfal «*feT \ttnirn DSDDSF NOW, more than ever before, there is a great need for a powerful Pface offensive here in Malaya among all those anxious to free the masses from Colonialism. The time is long overdue when the Malayan leaders must stop
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    13 6 I 1 "I'm not wrestling thai till I hear it talk!'*
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      586 6 Sir; At the last month's Meeting of the Federal Legislative Council, General Sir Gerald Tern pier again referred to the economic conditions of the Malays. His Excellency referred to his appeal to the World Bank to help m the giant task facing the nation and to the
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    Free World Gives Malaya Free Publicity
    442 6  - Free World Gives Malaya Free Publicity Aster Gunasekera By r PHE Federation of Malaya has what is, probably, the most expensive Department of Information m South East Asia, one which has served as a model upon which neighbouring countries could plan their own departments. Its energies, however, are concentrated m
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      Aid For Workless
      97 6 UTUSAN MELAYU shows two ways to combat slump V the Social Welfare Department shouid ask for more mom buy rice and other necessities for victims of the corn oik slump. Another way is for government to carry 'out immediately any scheme ol production. Utusan says that a
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      Paying For Peace
      107 6 NANYANG SIANG PAU fft that regardless of whether the Korean peace becomes reality or not it is apparent that the effects of peace being felt m Malaya This country relies on tin and rubber for it 6 livelihood and m spite of the fact that these products
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      New Industries
      72 6 SIN CHEW JIT POH suggests that Malaya should divert her attention to the production of rice and light industries ag a means of overcoming the present economic crisis. The daily say* that wotld peace should not be a "threat to the livelihood of Malayans. It further suggests that
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      Political Unity
      71 6 CHUNG SHING JIT PAO ex presses the hope that important strides wili be made *thi« month m Malaya's struggle for political unity and indeFiendence m view of the cooerences scheduled by the various political parties. B i the Pan Malayan Labour r» >rty and UMNO will meet discuss
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    Adenauer Wants proof Of Soviet 'peace' Sincerity
    320 7 WASHINGTON .Apr. 9 —Dr. K o ra d Adenauer Zest Gernw Chancellor, yesterday challenged the addressing the Washington Prans IS( |i ho implications for the Soviet Union rW of "Ihe era which began with the death d n aid he saw no evidence
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    Vietminh Attacks Stepped Up
    119 7 MIGOK »Pr. <IP>.— hais o* frtttch outposts •IT ihr southern Hanoi tt* »_rJBL gS-W ii hrmdi Command said ni v Iv i lf nrelude of a JL connauaisl bid to dr ih, rital Red River d "sh,rp Bgßtini raged ld Phtt |y 40 miles Lath Hanol
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    Left Name At Scene Of Crime
    45 7 Apr. 9 (AP) c ast night g Swede who left v ene of two fessed to the < >men duri and killing h- Sjoe-I 25, broke j confession tifronted him of the strangl- c Jepsen, 24, B gitt< Sot egaard
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    TONE FILES SUIT
    16 7 Fi anchot Tone suit against lon for US$63,compensation I injuries r*?- 1951.— AP
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    Czech Move Fails
    41 7 UNITED NATIONS, Apr. 9 (Reuter) The General Assembly yesterday rejected by 40 votes to 5 with 14 abstentions a Czechoslovakian resolution seeking to condemn alleged interference by the United States m the internal affairs of Soviet associated countries.
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    Cairo Upset By Delay In Suez Talks
    141 7 CAIRO. Apr. 9. Egyptian Government spokesman Faud Galal, Minister of National Guidance, said yesterday delay m the talks between Br sin and Egypt toward the evn -nation of the Suez base was not "m the interests of either Egypt or Britain or the
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    38 7 EIGHTEEN-year-old King Hussein, who finished his studies m England last week, began active reign yesterday by paying a few surprise visits on his country's leaders. Hussein takes over officially after his coronation on May 2 AP
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      She Begged In Red China
      39 7 wire of a Chinese >>:eed to mist China to e tn<] her five e Communist I all her born Mrs. ch Scion g. 36- of the former inese Consul in vho arrived in AFP
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      17 7 NORH U iv planning to i nation-wide drive 1|Sf funds and r India m \pr 15- AFP
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      28 7 rto and his eta Koca eported leral Executive Governtheir five-day visit to Britain and talks with British Government leaders last month. The Council formally approved their report. Reuter
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      27 7 THERE probably will be as many correspondents covering the actual exchange of prisoners of war as ther e will be American and other nonK.,r.- ,<!. prisoners returned.— UP
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      42 7 FORMER U.S. Secretary of Defence. Robert A. Lovett. said yesterday that there had been a "definitely unsatisfac- Tory" performance regarding ammunition production for the Korean war. and that he "took it out of the army's control" when he was m office. Reuter
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      30 7 A GROUP of pilgrims from Reykjavic. Iceland, was received m audience yesterday by the Pope. The pilgrims, left Ireland thre c weeks ago to visit cities of the Mediterranean.- A.P.
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      43 7 UNITED Nations Command yestesday announced the appointment of Coionel Edward L. Austin, son of former American chief delegate to United Nations Warren R. Austin, as otficer m charge of repatriation operations during the exchange °f sick an d wounded prisoners at Panmunjom.— Reuter
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    Move To Bring In Private Industry
    186 7 ATOMIC POWER WA-MIUVUTON, Apr. 9, (UP) Tht* A*«™;„ Energy Commlssi o n announced yesterday that it Ta. drafted a proposal approved by President Eisenhower to let private industry invest m atomic power The commission will present its proposed policy which involves relaxation of the
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    'Mossadeq Inaccurate'
    95 7 TEHERAN. Apr. 9. (AP)— Minister of the Imperial Court Hussein Ala read a statement to a news conference yesterday asserting that Premier Mossadeq was not accurate m reviewing relations with the court m his broadcast on Monday. For example. Mossadeq said the Shah's decision to go abroad which
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    Dag Is In NY
    23 7 THE new Secretary General of the United Nations. Dag Hammarskjoeld, arrived m New York this afternoon by plane. UP
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    22 7 THE Swiss Himalayan expedition left New Delhi last "ight for Nepal to try to climb an unconquered *****--foot Himalayan mountain Dhaulagiri. Reuter
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    NEHRU: C'WEALTH TIES NOT BINDING
    82 7 NEW DELHI, Apr. 9 (Renter) Prime Minister Nehru reaffirmed yesterday India's membership of the British Commonwealth put no constraint or limitation on her and that the relationship 'is not binding m the slightest politically or economically." He told the House of the People, the Lower
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    ROYAL WEDDING
    21 7 PRINCESS Josephine Charlotte of Belgium married the hereditary Grand Duk e of Luxembourg, Prince Jean m Luxembourg yesterday.— AFP
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    US BANS WEAPONS DISPLAY
    66 7 US BANS WEAPONS DISPLAY WASHINGTON. Apr ■9 I (Reuter)— The Defence Department yesterday banned public demonstrations of new weapons and military equipment. The Department said it took the decision "for reasons of economy and security" and because demonstrations "are not m the public interest at this time. The Army followed
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    OEEC MISSION TO HOLD TALKS IN US
    125 7 LONDON, Apr. 9, (Reuter).— A special mission of the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation will open talks with the United States Government m Washington on Friday on how Western Europe can regain its balance with the dollar area. Questions expected to be discussed
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    US Returns 350 Boats To Germany
    60 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 9 (AP) —U.S. Secretary of State Dulles told German Chancellor Adenauer at yesterday's meeting that the United States would turn over to West Germany some 350 small naval craft confiscated as reparations after World War 11. The Chancellor and his associates conferred
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    Jomo Will Appeal To 'Highest Court'
    220 7 v A URIA Ken >' a A P r 9 (Reuter)Kearded African leader Jomo Kenyatta was last night sent to prison for seven years for "managing and being a member of" the dreaded anti-white Mau Mau terrorist society. After the Magistrate passed I sentence.
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    PEACE BY DEEDS' STRESSED IN UN
    393 7 Vishinsky Challenges West UNITED NATIONS, Apr. 9— Russia's Andrei Vishinsky claimed yesterday that the Soviet Union has demonstrated a new conciliatory foreign policy by deeds" and challenged the West to do likewise. Speaking for the second time during the disarmament debate in the General
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    BIG KILLER VOLCANO THREAT TO MILLIONS
    223 7 JAKARTA, Apr. 9, < A P). —Central Javanese authorities yesterday were feverishly completing plans for possible evacuation of 1.000.000 persons threatened by rumblings m Mt. Merapi, a big killer volcano. Dr A. De Neve. hief rf I: donesia's Volcanologu ■ne, said 'round-the* k observers
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    UN C'ttee To Probe Germ War
    172 7 UNITED NATIONS. Apr. 9 (Renter)— The Political Committee yesterday voted to set up a five- me m ber commission to investigate Soviet charges of. germ warfare against the United States. The resolution. which was sponsored by 16 countries, directed the commission to "enlist the
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    MAYER ON US FRENCH PACT
    88 7 LE HAVRE. Api <) di, The French Prima M nil er, M. Rene Mayer, mid I that recent events m il.». i munist world would n< i i the "fundamental agreement** between France and the Un led States to cstabh h and n I tain
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    34 7 photo. FIRE-FIGHTERS search amid the flame-twisted beds of the totally destroyed Litchfield Nursing Home near Largo, Florida, after the flash fire that took the lives of 32 aged patients and one nurse recently. AP
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    Fleming Marries
    26 7 SIR Alexander Fleming, 71--year-old discoverer of penicillin, was married at London Register Office today to Mrs. Amelia Coutsouris 40-year-old heroine of wartime Greece. Reuter
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    4-Mast Danish Ships Take On A New Look
    239 8 IN SINGAPORE yesterday, two ships originally built as four-masters, met. But their masts only totalled four, because each has had two masts cut oft". They are the Danish East Asiatic Company's Lalandia and Erria. The 5.1 46-ton Lalandia. a cargo liner, is
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    Soviet Cruiser For Royal Review
    92 8 LONDON. Apr. 9 (Reuter) Th e So\iet cruiser, Sverdlov, will come to Britain to salute Queen Elizabeth at a Coronation naval review on June 15, the British Admiralty announced last night. The cruiser. comm.;..ded by Captain, First Rank. O. I. Rudauov. will join m firing
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    46 NATIONS HOLD GREATEST TRADE SHOW ON EARTH
    431 8 MILAN, Apr. 9, (AP).— lnterested m shooting: fish underwater? In seeing a concrete mixer 32 yards wide? Or m viewing gorgeous girls exhibiting the latest stuff m silk* These exhibits will be a lew of the startling contrasts offered by the Milan
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    Singapore Marts Improve; Tin, Rubber Go Up
    241 9 Sing apore Marts Improve; Tin, Rubber Go Up 1 standard Market Reporter TflF Stagafwrc markets m most sections appeared Jkttttttfer wsterday with improvements recorded first time this month. ent to 66* cents per lb. for first .ipment, while tin moved up 9£ t 0 r $405 per picul. The rise
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    5 Big Tyre firms Admit Price Fixing
    33 9 5 Big Tyre firms Admit Price Fixing (Reuter) es accus- tine m pleaded re Judge Ontaan, Crown rmisaion before doodI < Dominion Dunlop Rubber c B. F. any. vit cvi- al th« prices to
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    US Economic Aid For FE
    41 9 I (AP) he mal t'S a I Of •Alll be *:ncry Japan ai i US -cinq same US r Ameir n ar.d Some of be used ne rounand '-China OOH for ated 19 given and mata-
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    TORPEDO BOAT
    12 9 a He_l of >?pera n Navy. It rtiun, cieartned torr.edi)
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    Indian Industrial Pioneer Passes
    69 9 BOMBAY. Apr. 9 (AP) Seth Walchand Hirachand. one of India's greatest industrial pioneers, died yesterday Hi Sidhpur after a long illnes^ He was 71. Hirachand was the founder of modern Indian shipping and was until recently head of the Sgindia Steam Navigation Company. He founded Premier
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    Goodyear Chairman Re-elected
    108 9 Goodyear Chairman Re-elected AKRON, Ohio. Apr. 9, (AP) —P. W. Litchfield has been re-elevted Board Chairman of the Goodyear Tyre Ruboer Co. today, for his 27th consecutive year as the firm's chief executive. A director of Goodyear since 1906. he became president m 1926 and has been Board Chairman since
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    45 9 photo. J/WJWAL Paul L. father (centre) director 2 US Regional Office Jf the Defence materials Procurements Agency in Singapore and Mrs Mather seen chatting witti m Andre Guibaut, French Consul-General in Singapore, a t a fareweU cocktail party given at the French Consulateoeneral recently Standard
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    Meat Exports
    28 9 IRELAND'S new dressed meat industry is building up big new export records. During I>>s2 exports totalled 447.--080 hundred-weight. an increase of 305.000 cwt m 1951. A.P.
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    RUSH FOR TINS AS PRICES RECOVER
    298 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs.-With the recovery m the prices of tm and rubber there waa a rush to buy tin and^^ndustnal sections of the Malayan share market The result was an appreciation m prices of tin and industrial shares. Rubber shares, however, remained practically unchanged. Changed
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    British-Jap Currency Talks On
    106 9 LONDON, Apr. 9 (Renter) Japanese and British officials resumed technical currency talks have been resumed, it was authoritatively learned. Further discussions are expected later this week. The talks opened early last week when Mr. Takei Toio. director of the Japanese Finance Ministry's Foreign Exchange Bureau, Mr.
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    Produce Mart Steady
    89 9 THE produce market m Singapore was steady with small business passing at around the previous day's levels. Copra had buyers at 542 i per picul buyers and $4 Li sellers, n 0 deals being reported. Coconut oil remained at $62 buyers and $64 sellers. Singapore produce prices
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    82 9 photo. Cleaned and shining, with hin bow m a vrotective covering, the statue of Eros is hoisted up to its pedaatal m the centre of Piccadilly Circus. The statue has been having a Coronation year overhaul, and alterations have been made to the fountain on which it stands. A gilded
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    S'PORE RUBBER TALKS ARE OFF
    323 9 US Turns Down Invitation Standard Market Reporter THE request by the Singapore rubber trade associations for a meeting here before May with American rubber track bodies, to discuss matters of mutual interest for thc elimination of existing disagreements, has not been accepted. The local associations,
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    Bombay Metal Mart Suspended
    78 9 BOMBAY. Apr. 9 (AP)— Trading m the metal market here was suspended yesterday following declaration af a 24-hour emergency by the Metal Traders* Association. The a smm- i.i tion acted during a payments crisis due to a faJI m tin prices m the line of world
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    US Stock Mart Recovering
    88 9 NEW YORK. Apr. 9. (UP)— The stork market yesterday continued to wip c ou' the u.s. is.aao.aea.att of valuation losses suffered m the five sessions following the Communist peace hul Gains of fr;. 'turns »<> more than two points yesterday boosted to around U.S. $1.500. -000.000
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    200 Asian Jaycees Confer In Manila
    157 9 MANILA, Apr. 9, (Reuter-AAP).— A three-day Asian conference of the Junior Chamber International opened here today with about 200 delegates from 13 countries attending to discuss this theme: "Asian nations can work together." Those represented were Japan. Singapore, S o v t* h Korea,
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    HK EXCHANGE
    40 9 HONCKONC. Apr. 9. -Special Standard Service: losing prices on the Hongkong Kxohange today were $19.87 to £1 sterlings 3.9329 tv US$l; $1,834 to Malayan $1; $0 1H.,0 to one Indo nesian Rupiah. Gold $265 25 to one tael.
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    UK's Wool Trade Best Since 1949
    97 9 BRADFORD, Engine Apr. 9. (Reuter).— Britain c ii m the ■tronge I p tion has known siru 1949 the International Wool rrt.ii ial said. Than is a feeling of ronfldei throughout the textile industry, a Br. nenl declared. Oue of the most encourag r.p
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    US-Thailand Rubber Pact?
    66 9 BANGKOK. A A new Thai-l'r led I rubber trade pact *.d to have been signal Under the new pa v land has agreed to m amount of rubber to the United States as [n the iou.s agreement v lth pi i to be fixed m arc<,i the
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      104 9 CLOSING rubber prices (renin orr n, Singapore on Thursday were: Buyer* Sellers No 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose fitil No 1 R.S.S. fit.; No. 1 KS.S. Ii31 K.TJ No. I R.S.S. (JO! mi: Tone: Steady. SINGAPORE. Thurs The oi ice of tin todav was SI0T> per pieul UP *>! LONDON III
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    1236 10 You Don't Need Specs For Cinemascope TWENTIETH CenturyFox's revolutionary CinemaScope has successfully passed a long: series of exacting tests and has proved itself one of the greatest technological advancements since motion pictures found their voice 20-odd years ago. Following President Spy ros P. Sko.uas' and Production Chiel Darryl F. Zanuck's
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    THROUGH THE SWING DOOR
    208 10  - THROUGH THE SWING DOOR BILL WEBB JONES AN OUTSTANDING record rv that has just come mv way is the Ray Anthony recording of that famous Richard Rodger* sequence "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue" You no doubt know the story «,f the man picking up a dv' girl friend m an unsavomv
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    32 10 VERA RALSTON plays the role of Kirn Kirn m Republic's rave-earning Trucolour adventure film "Fair Wind To Java" much of the background for which was -hot around the Malayan and Indonesian coasts.
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    49 10 MACHIKO KYO, the Japanese star, whose fame became international after her appearance m the Award winning film "Roshomon." is here seen dancing for the builders of the Great Buddha of Nara City m a scene from the Daiei Co. production "Daibutsv Kaigen" m which she co-stars with Kazuo Hasegawa.
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    STAGEDOOR
    407 10  -  Barry Oliver TT MUST be a long time since the Victoria Theatre has seen such crowds and enthusiasm as it has done each afternoon this week, when the Aits Theatre has been presenting T. S. Eliot's Murder m the Cathedral." Wei! over 1.600 students and schoolchildren have now seen
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    For The Discophile
    372 10  -  Victor Doggelt New Classical H words Reviewed By BEROLIOZ. Harold m Italy, Op. 16. William Primrose (viola). Royal Philharmonic Orcheslra (Beecham). Columbia 33CX1019. This large scale, ultra-ro-mantic work is really a symphony with a programme and a viola obbligato. Berlioz had some affinity with Byron but, although
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    PATTERN SERVICE
    81 10 Rosalind kahm 1MI Ol |'u\ HI M) I Ml*. lUroKI UK OKIU It \<>\ K I' \1 II RN «W lltlM en. Iom thr.r if nl »i mi|i* if your iMffi-rn < i| Ii I *H Ihr »1 ini|»« NM 'Ion p| tin- p.ilfrril iMiiiilf oni« rs have
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    AIR FORCE SETS UP 3-Ds ON A SUPERSONIC BASIS
    641 10  -  H. HUDSON Meanwhile from Fontainbleau comes the news of more advances m movies as me *c'.o. By "C 1 O NTAINBLEAU.— While Hollywood still is experimenting with threedimensional movies as the answer to a sagging boxoffice, the U.S. Air Force already
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    'New Statesman' Quotes Josey On British Films
    208 10  - 'New Statesman' Quotes Josey On British Films ANDREW ROTH From Standard London Correspondent T ONDON. Thurs. The 1 J quota on British Alms should be increased instead of decreased recommends the New Statesman Correspondent m Singapore Alex Josey. "A bad British Dim may be silly: but. so far as Malaya
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    SUARA MUDA BEAT THF BERMUDAS
    97 11 B*HKl\ Thurs.—Sißffapere's All Malty **Lmmto Sta**-"* 2 m aki *©nr changes m lfer^itt beat All Bangkok the day before, sur'"Vnt *>*" t0 Suara Moda y three oals *o lour th match of the Kota Babru soccer *Z aid of the Suara Muda r^ U*IV and
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    41 11 fi'te their suction this **emT wsh^^lL Wah p *«*etbaU competion Wedne££ nitf-t Party at Happy World IP******^ table, readWang Cbung'ltw^- mmrmJTTsm?^ 9* «"< *eo»g. f*. X Wane an! Si Lee _J* C Lvn < e Yon _xv. -vane and Mr. Fong Sfauan Cheong.
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    Home Guards Undefeated
    134 11 KAJANG. Thurs.^-Ihe Ulu Langat District Home Guards maintamefl their undefeated record when they beat the Remenyih XI by thre c goals to m the U!u Langat District Football League played at the Knjnng Town padang i Semenyih team played until about three minutes c hall time when
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    Now Aussies Want Games
    94 11 SYDNEY. Apr. 9. (APv-In a surprise move yesterday Melbourne City Council decided to rend a special representative to City on April 17 to subtiaf- Melbourne's claims to thi 19j'.. Olympics. The representative will be Victorian Health Minister W. Barry who will leave Sydney by ext Monday
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    Eddy Choong Breaks His Own Record
    100 11 fhooai: Walayas ludnuntnii player. J"\u» the British M sh:p tins >eai h«* ,wn 1(j 11 mien lourna tsm lasl icasoa g* thref victories m nh championships I the mixed with "surrey's lpsL, prter> brine Ws l^fot iiu season to 4."> i« will Mill be
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    Malacca GS Shield Final On Sat
    163 11 THE final of the Ma caeca Government Services shield between the Federal S.C. Depot and the Prisons Dept. < joint holders) will b e played on" the Banda HUir Ground on Saturday. Kick off at 5.15 p.m. The shield will be presented to the
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    CIVILIAN TEAM
    52 11 IPOH. Thurs. Civilian cricket XI to meet Services here this Sunday on the padang has been selected as follows: T. H. Koenitz. M. ve.u. G. Letchumanan. Timgku. Jaatar ibni Tuanku Abdul Rahman. Gaeks. J. Wilcock P. Sankey, Santhanadass G Martinez, and N. Seenevarat- Reserves:— S. Naliiah and Al.
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    Scotland Make 3 Changes
    227 11 LONDON, Apr. 9 (AP) -scut hind's team to play Kncland m the last international tfoceer match of the 1fJ.12-3 season before an expected 100.000 crowd at Wembley Stadium, on April 18. will be: Farm *< Blackpool): Young i ilasgow Rangers i Cox Glasgow Rangers). Doihvrtv ("Preston
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    Taiping Loses A Good Sportsman
    66 12 i vIPING, Thurs.— Taiping v ion :ose a promi m Mr. A 'Mumis leaving shortly f■ Kua a Lumpur to become a Probati nary I tor ot" P Young Andy is one of the I all-n ..nd sp;': ever p luced by the St George's
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    Bassett Loses
    75 12 VSHINGTON, Apr. 9, etr) Percy Bassett, world rim" featherweight cham1> on, was outpointed over H) j Is in a non-nt'.e bout here I--- night by Dave oi I Angeles. B ett, a I lelphia aeu, won the terim" title beat u .y Famechon, an in three r lunds
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    Victorians Win
    44 12 V iria School di leated S F\ .1 rs 3-1 m a trie: a -er match played at VS gi iund yesterday. Scorers for VS wen Teong Hear.. Quek T iw Wah and Mohd. Ismail. •I i 'kie Choo scored for SCFA.
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    SPLENDID TRIALS BY CLASS 3 RUNNERS
    695 12  - SPLENDID TRIALS BY CLASS 3 RUNNERS WINDSOR LAD By By MALLEABLE MOULDINGS and MY WORD three m 38 2/5, NEW LOOK and OUR DARLING 38 2/5, BEST TIP and ALWAYS 38 2/5, QUARTERDECK 38 3/5, SIR FRANCIS and MANY THANKS 38 3/5, ASIA MINOR and BRAVE WIND 38 3/5, FLUSHING
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    Boys Boxing: S'pore Have Even Chance
    386 12 SINGAPORE boxers bavo an even chance of beating the A itralian boys when they m towards the end of this month lor the cup donated by lN.fr. Aw Cheng Chye. said Mr. V/ McDerroott yesterday. Mi McDermott who is the 1 ii officer of
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    RN KRANJI WIN WELL
    105 12 R.X. KRAX.iI scored a 5-1 victory over Kota Ra.ia '*A" la their SAFA Division 2 league m a te h played a* BODCA ground yesterday. Navy opened scoring through Moore ofl [snin's een*. re. Burnet: sc ired the second goal. Then Moore notched the third before
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    Proctor Keeping His Form
    366 12 Proctor (Basri) ran the three m 4i) -j sec and was kept on a ti_ht hold at the end of the run. A last start winner here m February. Proctor is maintaining his winning form. Honeymoon (Whitney went threequarter speed over three furlongs looking flt and
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    GROUND UNFIT
    36 12 THK SAFA Division 3A league match between Singapore Civil Services Association and Kebenaran Football Club which was to have been p:ay- I ed on the C.V.M.A. ground was postponed because the ground was unfit
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    Red Dust Puts Up Good Performance
    501 12 RED DUST, a last start winner at Ipoh, surprised track watchers yesterday when he finished a length clear of CYPRESS POINT to return 39 3/5 for the three m effortless style. Red Dust i s definitely on the upgrade. He should again make his
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    Worcesters' Rally Nets Equaliser
    322 12 IPOH, Thurs. One goal down In the first half the Worcesters staged a spirited rally m the second to gain a well deserved point m their league soccer match against ihe Malays on the padang today. Both teams played well up to expectations with plenty of-ex-citement,
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    Golf Tour
    36 12 SYDNEY. Apr. I, (UP) Chicago golf entrepreneur Alex Pendleton is flying to Singapore via the Qantas Airways tonight for a one-day visit to arrange a millionaire's golf tour of Singapore. Manila. Colombo and Bombay.
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    THIS 6-2 WIN SADDENS TIGERS
    557 12 TIGER S.A. defeated a Singapore Combined Schools XI 6 2 m a friendly soccer match at Raffles Institution yesterday, but it was not a victory the Tigers were too happy about. For the first time this season, their celebrated Chee Seng was beaten, and that
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    ABERDEEN IN FINAL
    15 12 LONDON Apr 8 (Reuter) Scottish Cup Semi-Final: Aberdeen 2 Third Lanark 1
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    5 MATCHES IN FED.
    35 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thins.— The Sou tii Korean soccer team will play five matches m the Federation one m Kuala Lumpur, one tn Seremban, on c m Ipoh and two m Penang.
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    Culross Two Lengths Clear
    439 12 mnocr -.airaKen naa an unnumbered horse for companion. The grey finished his work with a 6purt up the straight, looking fit and well. King Crow and Evergreen gailoped three furlongs m 41 King^row held the advantage and^wars watching at the meet. Culross (Russell) fini>hed two lengths
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    SCFA Meeting
    24 12 Singapore Chinese Football Association will hold its annual general meeting on April 20 at the oflice of Laycock Ong at 5.15 p.m.
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    English TT Surprises
    72 12 LONDON. Apr. 9. (ReuterVSurpnses were plentiful m the English open table tennis championships which were continued at Wembley. London. tonight, five stars being eliminated from the men's single?". Former world champion. Richard Bergmann. holder of the title, lost to George Roland Belgium's No. 1, by 21-17. 21-14,
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    HAIKOWYU WIN EASILY
    159 12 HAIKOWYU Spun, Club.' last year's junior league and knockout tournament runnoi up, scored a convincing 4 0 victory over RockUtM Sports I Club In a SA V A I) Two league wccei nat the Geylang Stadium jn day. Haiki".v\:i leored 'hon goal alter 10 minuU thi 1
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    3 A's Share Points With Pulau Branj
    259 12 A GOAL scored by Toon Hial s a\ed Pulau Rn Inited from defeat at the hands .win.Hi \H Association when they met m the >\| n match at Jalan Besar Stadium fesleriaj Ihem ended m a one-all draw. Both u ..aL wen- *t**j\
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    UMNO Win KL League One Soccer
    13 12 "1 1 I MNM WtKSS Rr, si
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    Federation XI Named
    73 12 ki \i I I MPU Thin i I d«-r_itMa team will m«<i vat) Boreas* m Urn nai m iihiini arti "fl_ev <liv lII- t on Hot k P< nui l x hon r I Redah I R-Jratai i S.I i,i. ..I M K'Mid' .r i\ s i
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    Sino-Malays XI v South Koreans
    35 12 I ill sui-. W II iiiisi Smith .1d,.. Brsj. 5,...(1..v has as follow- ber i.. I Kern* Zt \\vuk On. i' Senna. BtM.n J.nim> I'" g Keseiw- Yap I.eoni: Ismail
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      96 12 }M*o*^*7* SINGAPORE SOCCER: SAFA— RFMF v Kota Raja Div. I— Jalan Besar; Town Rangers v United SC Div. 3C Geylang; Immigration SC v Gymkhana SC Div. HB—MFA; CP Samajam v KML Div. I A CYMA. Friendly: Raffles v ST. Anthony's Rl. KLUANG SOCCER: BMH v Casuals. KUALA LUMPUR SOCCER: SCAA
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