Singapore Standard, 17 April 1953

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    14 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ft at st i SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1953. TWELVE l f\<.i>
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    ADLAI'S COPTER FORCELANDS
    24 1 ADLAI'S COPTER FORCELANDS IA on" into ter:op- ns 2 n troop i f ur I in ding thers fteld to con I Page 4
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    Malan On Road to Poll Victory?
    20 1 Malan On Road to Poll Victory? of v"- cities, an*s l< Ids. 156 e I 4 5 Labour :osen- ven
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    Unicorn In HK
    11 1 raft came v from orn is L. AFP
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    The Pact Is Signed
    41 1 Radio picture. REAR Admiral n.micl (left), head of the United Nations truce team, and Major General Lee Sam; Cho opposite him. Communist Leader. sign the prisoners of nrar exchange agreement st Panmunjom, Korea, on April llth. Standard
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    IKE'S OFFER TO RUSSIA Peace Plan Backed By Global Fund
    333 1 IKE' S OFFER TO RUSSIA Peace Plan Backed By Global Fund WASHINGTON, April 16, (Reuter).— President Eisenhower today appealed to the Soviet Union to work with the United States in redeeming the "near lost hopes" of world peace by disarmament and international co-operation. In his first major foreign policy speech
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    Self-Rule Sooner Than Expected
    509 1 ADLAI TELLS K. L. NEWSMEN KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Thurs.— The British Government was preparing for self-government in Malaya at a rate quicker than he had anticipated. Mr. Adlai Stevenson told a press conference today before he left Kuala I.umniir in his plane for Singapore. He was much
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    DeSence Quiz
    73 1 LONDON, April 1« (Reu|e r >i r Oliver l> Helton, the Colonial Secretary, was asked by Mr. TJUHMI Reid < Labour) in the Commons yesterday what itepi he was taking to induce the Colonies and other dependencies to maintain forces suffiiient to secure internal order. Mr. I.Vitelton replied
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    MOBS OUT FOR SHAH
    190 1 TEHERAN, April 16 (Reu- I ter) Tank- and troops with machine guns guarded the Shah's palace today while Communist demonstrators roamed the streets screaming "down Ait m the Shah" and "out with the British and American hirelings. 11 The demonstrator*, many ot them girls and women,
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    50 DIE IN SHIPS BLAZE
    56 1 TAIPEI. Apri 16: (AP) US naval ships picked up I* Survivors and 27 bodies after hre destroyed a small W«ionalist iteamer. the lJo^on Lien Bheng In Formosa Clian™\*£nty°hr& other still were unacrtiunted iorbVinfing the possiblf death to tt tO wal he. worst .Wpplnj dis aster
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    52 1 MR. ADLAI STEVENSON. Democrat ex-candidate for the presidency of the United States, trying a blowpipe which was presented to him by the aborigine* of Bukit Lanjan, Selansor on Wednesday, the second day of his three-day visit to the Federation. Behind him on his left is the British Adviser. Selansor. Mr.
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    Peronista Mobs Set Buildings On Fire
    171 1 Bombs Toll. 6 Dead, 92 Hurt BUENOS AIRES, April 16, (Reuter).— Mob angered by two bomb explosions near a rally beinj addressed by President Peron, stormed through Bueno Aires throughout the night, setting buildings ablaz< Six people were killed by he bombs and 92
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    Motion On Colour Bar
    67 1 LONDON. April 16 (Reuter) Mr. l enner Brock way. Labour member of Parliament, gave notice today that he will raise "the Question of colour bar in British Colonies, protectorates and trusteeship territories" in the Hous« of Commons on May 1. As the time allotted for the
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    5,000 STRIKE
    37 1 A STRIKE of Sydney waterfront workers halted work on 34 ships yesterday ind left more than' 5.000 dockers idle. The dispute arose over the method of dismissing labour a- work on a ship etuis. Reuter
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    MacD in Sarawak
    26 1 THE Commissioner-General, Mr Malcolm MacDotiald, If" Singapore by ai r yesterday for a tour in Sarawak. He wii. return to Singapore next wee*.
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    He Will Try Again
    42 1 RAM GOPAL, famous Indian danrer refused a visa U tour South Africa by Dr Malan's Nationalist Govern ment yesterday. i> to applv foi admittance again if the unite* Party wins the general elec tion, his manager said. A.P.
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    100 PoW's Reach Door To Freedom
    57 1 MUNSAN, Korea Apii. 16 The first group Allied sick and wounded from North Korean itocki li in ed tonight Kaesong, ju- six miles r( < '"> freedom Communisi officers said half of the first 100 to be traded on Monday are non-Korea.:? Allied reconnaissance
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    Peace Talks
    127 1 THE United Nations Command last night asked the Communists for a meeting today to deliver a letter on the resumption of the lont; recessed armistice talks. The official U.N. spokesman said the letter was from 1.l General William K. Harrison, senior Allied armistice delegate, and was addressed to
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    Yui's Pledge To Formosans
    71 1 TAIPEI. April, 16, (UP).— The now Governor of Formosa today pledged to give the 8. ()<)(). 000 people on th;s island political and economic security as a means to step up pro- 4 duction. o. K. Yui in bis fir~t press conference since he took over
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    27 Die In Crash
    25 1 A DAKOTA transport plane crashed and burned on the bank or the Red River near Hanoi yesterday killing L'T pfMOWfi A.P.
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    DEAD OR ALIVE?
    27 1 MAJOR C.eorge A. Davit, missing in action in Korea tor more than a year, was pro- ir.oted yesterday to the rank of L.eutenant Colonel.
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    DEATH FOR ARMS
    21 1 THE Kenya Government has Imposed the death pen for illegal possession of firearms, ammunition <.-r »xp Reuter lives.
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    V.S.C. Shot Dead In Central
    116 1 A VbI.UNTEER Special Constable 22-year-old 'Pay Tan Eng, a clerk i" a Singapore firm, died of a gunshot wound at 12.30 1 1 i -> morning. Tay was accidentally shot in th§ »toinaci» ia U»d CvjuUal Police Station. He died on the way to hospital
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    Buried Alive
    49 1 j fivf MEN and r^" women j were buried aliM' yesterday j and many wore injured when B a supply trench caved in near Ahmodmegar, 100 milei oast ,f p Bombay A dozen others fell into the trench but were haul- cd out by rescue workei UP
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    Wanted Man Is Escorted To S'pore
    79 1 Wanted Man Is Escorted To S'pore MALACCA Thui cor bin Haji Idris, i (>■ nand< s the I) laffai i H<•■ r i I I Sink t i 1 I i > near the ■<\ th.it ppi > I to ike a i i .t. f tainrd So mall mo
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    Egypt Won't Discuss Pact
    50 1 CAIHO, Ap II (AP I i I pa B have hem i omplet< Irom the Sue/ I t j An. the will of ppoplo." he ->-»H people to K' v thtm a frw Su< Cana !ia' pron ii (E i J itory on n|| t i
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    Thais Pledge Support In Emergency
    152 2 I BANGKOK April 16, (AFP) -General Phao. Thailand's police chief and No. 1 strong man returned here yesterday from Singapore where he spent a wetk in consultation with Malayan leaders. General Phao visited Malaya en the invitation of Mr. Maicolm McDonald, the Commissioner General. and
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    'Airfield At KL Is Far From Obsolete'
    143 2 Standard Staff Reporter AIR traffic control and other aids-to-navigation facilities at Kuala Lumpur airfield are of the same high standard and efficiency as at Kallang airport, a Singapore Civil Aviation spokesman told The Standard yesterday. A Chinese newspaper in K;-;ila Lumpur recently reported
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    66 2 Mrs. R. HATTA (typexcriter in hand), wife of the rice-president ot the Republic of Indonesia, arrived in Singapore by air irom Jakarta yesterday to spend a week's vacation. She was accompanied by her parenis, and daughter, five-year-old Menia Farida. A' the airport to gren Mrs. liatia was Dr. M'riiamed Razif,
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    SEMINAR FOR TEACHERS
    81 2 THE FIRST "holiday-ramp *cniinar" for teachers of English language classes organised by the Singapore Council for Adult Education will be held at Telok Paku, Changi, from April 19*22. The teachers will discuss methods of teaching English to adults, and plan expansion of work among adults. Mr. P.
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    TWO FREED IN CHEATINGCASE
    97 2 WITHOI'T calling on their defence, the Singapore Second District Judge. Mr. J. B. Jayaretnam. ye<terdav ace: ted Chacko Matthews, described as a Singapore broker. and Loh Eng Hiok. a food] control officer, of a charge of abetting in cheating Gian Singh and Co. of 174 record!
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    Talk On Hinduism
    43 2 SWA M I Ya:nade\ ananda. president of the Ramakrishna Mission, Singapore, v.i!l conduct a prayer meeting «nd continue the lecture on 'Outline of Hindu Philisophy 'omorrow. at 6. H0 p.m. in .he Mission premises in Norris Road. All are invited.
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    MARRIED WOMEN SHOULD ALSO EARN, SAY STUDENTS
    159 2 A MOTION that married I women in Singapore should earn a living was carried by a 70-vote majority in a debate between senior students of pan Ens Seng School and Chinese Girls School yesterday. The main argument for the motion was that many
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    New Look For Old Newspaper
    135 2 photo. THE \ftl-iiear-old copy o) the Leeds Mercury and General Advertiser, which has just been completely restored by a Singapore advertising firm, will be sent to America shortly. Mrs. Joan Booty, who carried out the restoration by a neir pi a aliasing process. Told The
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    S'PORE POLICE TO SEND FOUR MEN FOR UK TRAINING
    263 2 Dogs To Combat Crime SINGAPORE Police will send an inspector and three English-speaking constables for training at Imber Court, the Metropolitan police dog training centre, soon after the Coronation. Mr. O. Lewis. A.S.P., who I has just returned from London. after
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    West Yorks Advance Party
    76 2 A SMALL advam-e party of ihe Ist Battalion West Yorkshire (Prince of Wales' Own) Regiment arrived in Singapore yesterday in the troopsh p Empire HaUadale. to prepare for the coming of the re-t of the battalion which i* due m the next few months. Yesterday's arrivals
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    JEDDAH INFECTED
    21 2 THE Singapore Government j has received information that smallpox exists in Jeddah and has declared it an infected place.
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    Axe On 50 Afternoon Teachers Raises Howl
    175 2 MORE than 50 teachers in Singapore's afternoon schools are to make a strong protest to Government over their dismissal at the end of June. The teachers, who have all got between two to three years' teaching experience are being dismissed because Government is
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    'Mysterious East' Not What It Was
    147 2 Standard Shipping Reporter THE MYSTERIOUS Orient kl not what it used to be. according to Third Ofn-er .Tohan Jacobsen of the Swedish cargo liner Lao, who is in Singapore rev frig the East after 15 yearMr. Jacobsen told The Standard yesterday: "We influence has
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    Local Pay Decision Today
    156 2 Local Pay Decision Today SINGAPORE Government i* exported iod.«v to tell i: ployees m the lower income group whether they will cot increased allowances. Representative! of se^^rl imdustiial I will mtr I three-man representative committee ot the Government to resume their negotiations. The Standard understands that Government hag accepted in
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    GOVT. STUDIES NAIRs PROTEST
    64 2 THE S C 'd Mr. C.V 1\... v acher reci .<«..« ,i d< tent Regulations. prot< ..«..».::>•. M oond I attached to h pension order, \^..> n Go\ ernment't attention. C'iio Abdul Saxnad tsj v:ho waj eased at th^ time a> Ml N.ii:. hite>*> on Wi
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    $300 FOR 10-CENT NOTE
    125 2 4u? O CLE RK employed at the Royal Engineers, Singapore, yesterday paid §300 nO* a ii Ce l L not <> n Oct. 14. 1919. He U now prepared to part with it provided someone make* him a "reasonable" offer. Tb« joew owaer of thii note.
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    First Move In The Transport Take-Over
    157 2 First Move In The Transport Take-Over WorkingJPart^Foritu^ THE first step towords setting up o ccntrol transport authority to co-ordinate and contrc on islond wide service in Singapore was token i Wednesday's meeting of the Public Possenqci Transport Committee appointed jointly by Go ernment and City Council. The Committee appointed a
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    Work Or, Decoration Poles Start
    7 2 Work Or, Decoration Po les Start i
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    Raffles Library Closed Sunday
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    SIT Tenants Plan Sit-down Strike
    183 2 THOUSANDS of Singapore Improvement Trust tenants living in post-war Trust flats w ill stage a down strike and resist any attempts to eject them when they refuse to pay the 15 per cvnt increase in rent, The Standard was told yesterday. Mr. Lee Choon Eng.
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    HE LED THE FAREWELL AMBUSH
    21 3 HE LED THE FAREWELL AMBUSH s deol the one of n> we M ho itipport <\ JW 0 of il 'I U«'Silll.lt.
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    An Indian Department
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    A second chance?
    37 3 1 fond r > hurry v. nly hen ffcr de« Bui Science irrective ttCfa by function! I gCIKT- -n tO ndulac making meci tlic proach il t*> mippctitCi ..mi [ost CO., (PostloxM.. .23) «d, Singapo»*
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    Glands Made young– vigour Renewed Without Operalion
    89 3 Glands Made young- vigour Renewed Without Operalion i time of l I S i n tnpili^nl i youthful vl- than piand treat--1 >>y an harmless I --t and r v nown to ly on yo ir glands. faat tliat you y pi wcr and rue of 'i rlanda and men
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    NO EVIDENCE OF RED DOPE RING IN S'PORE
    144 3 1 [ERE is no e thai lg are I Into or through 2 i Customs spokes- 1 i told The Standard yesl av. 1 < nmenting on a by Mr. Hart y A V in deles- I <• Nations Commision on Narcotics,
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    CIVIL DEFENCE PRACTICE
    54 3 THE Singapore Civil Dee DepartMiem will hold a demonstration at Kolam Ayer on May .">. The demo >n is designed to show how civil defence s operate when dealing with bomb damage*' it will begin at .~>..':0 p.m. with a brief talje on civil defence operations and
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    10-Ct. Coronation Stamps Arrive
    230 3 THF FIRST consignment of 10-cent Coronation stamps arrived in &iagapora yesterday. More are expected in a fortnight. Mr. W.A. Cooper. Director of Posts, said the stamps would jc sold either on Coronation Dnv or the following day. Details of facilities tot the purchase of these stamps
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    Co-op Unions Audit Exam
    96 3 TIIF. Singapore Urban (J--op m ative Union will be holding in examination fa a;idlt ot itive societies on April 20 :t 5.15 p.m. under the superv h m »1 the Senior Co-op-er;« Officer. The uni m has been hohtfns p Ihtee months' course In i' j','
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    TRADE MEET ON JAP TEXTILES
    42 3 THE Singapore Trarif\ Advisory Committee be*"' 1 meeting on April 21 at Commercial and Industrial DepartmenJ to discuss the import of Japanese textiles. Mr. On? Pens Ting of thy Chirr's,- Chambers c merc« ia attending the meetuig.
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    Mystery Of The Yacht Is Solved
    137 3 TMF S ngapore Marine P ce think they know wrho owns he (intended yacht found drifting] near Pulau Anak Sambu, an Ind> 1 Island l* miles otY Singapore; The yacht bore a plate which Indicated that it had been built j by a Singapore
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    STORES SET FOR C-DAY FASHIONS
    278 3 Special Displays Planned THE larger Singapore stores are now preparing for the women's John Little's told The Standard yesterciav they will stage a mannequin parade early in May. Evening dresses for the many Coronation balls and dancei would be shown tog< "her with gai len
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    The Triumphant 1st Cameronians Reach Singapore
    320 3 THE triumphant First CamerS?/ ai VL Were piped Jubilantly into the railway station in gapO I C yesterifcy on their return from Segamat where. shot to y ?u a as a partin shot to the terrorists, thev n a Rcd DOSS and two of
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    $2Mil More For Johore Pay Rise
    69 3 .TOHORE BAHRU. Thins.— The Johore State Council has approved the application of $2, 088. 972 as supplementary allocations from the Federal Government in respect of 1952 estimates. A sum of $1.:i43.98H will h e revoted for 1953 estimates. The supplementary expenditure i> for additional
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    Pro-KMT Memo For Stevenson
    105 3 MR. ADLAI STEVEXSON. defeated Democratic candidate in the recent United States presidential elections, will be told today by pro-Kuomintani; leaders that unless the Chinese mainland Is freed, world peace is impossible. In a three-point memorandum to be submitted to him, the Chinese leaders urge the United
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    Queen's Scout Course
    30 3 GSM. Mr. Bapoo of the Ismail English School Seoul Group, Kota Bahru has left for Kuala Lumpur to attend the Queen's Scout standardisation course at Castle Camp.
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    AIRLINE OFFERS UNIQUE SERVICE TO PHILATELISTS
    241 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE telephone at the Singapore office of the Qantas Empire Airways continued to ring throughout yesterday for enquiries about the special Coronation souvenir envelope and philatelic facilities the airways has arranged to offer the public at 11 places on its London
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    Schools Close Today
    62 3 photo. A I r ENGLISH schools in Singapore and the Federation close today for the first term holidays Most of the teachers and children went out on excursions and this picture taken at the Standard Production Department shows girls from the Balestier Road School with their teacher,
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    'COPTER MISHAP
    199 4 From Page 1 From the neighb arrived to protect the itrandt travellers. In about fifteen minutes another helicopter carrying the rest of Mr. Stevenson's party rame to p;ck them up. Gen. Templer who was touring Malacca in another he'iroptcr hrard over 'he plane radio the accident to Mr
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    Clerk To Be Tried For Graft
    182 4 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— At the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry before Inche ail in the First Magistrate's Court, today, George Lim, a 25-year-old temporary clerk In the Detainees Office. wa<: committed to stand trial at the High Court, <>n a charge of corruptly accepting
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    CIVICS COURSE
    26 4 KUAXTAX. Thurs— Two:/y--threp ketua kampongs in Kuantan District attended a two-day civics course at Kuantan. They were taken round by the information officer. Kuantan.
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    Malacca Polls Registers Open
    78 4 MALACCA, Thurs.. The Malacva Municipal registers have been opened lor tl\e annual revision. They will remain open daily from 4.30 to 6 p.m. except on Sundays and holidays till May Application forms may be obtained from the Municipal office General Post Office and the registration offices
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    NEW CINEMA FOR SEREMBAN
    102 4 SEREMBAN. Thurs. The application of Messrs. Shaw Brothers to buiid a cinema hall at Lemon Street, Seremban, was approved at yesierday's meeting of the Town Boaid, on condition that the licence for the Sapphire Theatre which is under lease to the applicants is not rent wed.
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    Cheaper Housing Urged By Chamber
    214 4 PENANG. Thurs. While not considering it desirable to enforce the erection of commercial establishments of not less than four or five stories high, the Peuang Chinese Chamber of Commerce, in its annual report. s:ated it would be preferable that the Municipal Council concentrated o.j cheaper
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    Medical Dispute Talk Put Off
    47 4 THE Singapore! Government will meet representatives oi the Medical Workers' Union on April 24 to negotiate a settlement on the unions claims. A meeting between the two parties scheduled for yesterday was cancelled because the union was unable U) attend the meeting.
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    Gift For Fijian Band
    170 4 BATl T PAH AT Thurs. The band of the Ist Battalion of ih. Fijian Infantry Hrßimrnt. playing for \hr last time in Malaya at Batu Pahat yesterday, was presented with seven new drums hy the Batu P.ihat people MM a gratitude for their services in the
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    Yeop's 26th Conviction
    81 4 YEOP bin Hussain. a "0 year-old Malay with 25 previous convictions for offences committed in almost every town in the Federation and Singapore, mas .yesterday sentenced in the Singapore First District Court to 18 months' rigorous imprisonment for cheating a woman. His previous convictions, ranging from two
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    Benfong Bridge Is Damaged By Rains
    354 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Recent rains have damaged the wooden bridge at Bentong with the result that the volume of traffic now passing over it must be reduced to allow repairs to be carried out. The State War Executive Committee has therefore decided that the
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    32 VILLAGERS IN PERAK TO TAKE SELF-HELP LESSON
    328 4 IPOH, Thurs.— Thirty -two new villagers from various parts of Perak will attend a civics course here starting next Monday. This is the sixth civics course to be held here designed to acquaint them with the functions of various Government departments. Those
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    MALAYS, CHINESE DENY REPORT ON RACIALISM
    237 4 MALAYS, CHINESE DENY REPORT ON RACIALISM THREE Perok Stotc C n many Moloy ond Chin,* Standord yesterday the C^ Telegraph', report 0 roc D communal d.strust C om,n 9 I S*'^ Councilor. Mid I ll suspicion or Ml-f, 1 Mr. Chtata Ghim I Couii'M lor an I p the Kinta
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    Penang's June 2 Arches
    195 4 PENANG. Thurs.— Several arches will bfl tlXCtSjd by organisations and firms in Penally during the Coronation celebrations in June this year, the Municipal Engineer, Mr R. Bailey, c Standard today. The Malayan T -*ian Con-§re-s planninf build a water fountain vith coloured lights In v* r
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    Grandmother Took Her Own Life
    116 4 PENANG. Thun. A young Chinese girl Kok Ah t fivinf evidenog before Mr. J. F. H Weston ai the praliminary inquiry into her grandmother*« Jeath, said that the heard her grandmother vomiting and v. is told by the deceased that had taken caustic soda A
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    Methodists Meet
    48 4 TAIPIN'C. Wed.-Two hundred Mrthodi.st youlh--from Singapore. P<r.<k. Penang. K^<«aii and Paining will be attending the biennia: North Malaya Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute here from April 21 to May 1, at the Lady Treacher Girls* School. Dr. Marmaduka Dodsworth of Ptnanjt arilj open Iht In tula. ag<
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    ADLAI ON SELF-RULE
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    Malacca Rice Radon
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    S'gor Gets Ready For State Polls
    312 5 f 01 R dance bwtesMi nts off the jwrtnn Road, which collaps- sday nisht. in salvaging the hatever they nd of their perind house yesterday, yesterday lion work in Standard i_nrxru"xrxn ELECTION CTTEE NAMED DS;LAKTLDSTGF also is T r h eLrde U d d
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    Automatic Registration A'Hindrance'
    90 5 Automatic Registration A'Hindrance' THE proposed automatic registration of voters la Singapore is hampering t ht» present registration drive. Mr. M. P. D Nair. Legislative and City Councillor told Tha Standard, yesterday. Mr. Nair said: "Many of the eligible voters do not go for registration now. because they think that they
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    Taxi Crime: Man Held
    53 5 SINGAPORE Police have deained a man. believed to be one of the two armed Ma ays. who robbed a Chinese taxi driver in Charlton Road, off Upper Serangoon Road, shortly after midnight on Wednesday. The taxi driver was robbed of his wrist watch, worth $20. and
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    Squatter Control
    30 5 AN amendment to the Singapore Crown Lands Encroachment Ordinance which seeks to tighten th e law to prevent trespassing by squatters, will be introduced into the Legislative Council.
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    Malaya Will Still Get Technical Aid
    287 5 SINGAPORE, the Federation, Sarawak North ;V n alnin«tc.l I n!ca! b per^n n ner iDCiPaIIV U e fie d This is stated in the 1952 [report of the Council of .Technical Co-operation in •South and South-East Asia published yesterday. i The report says 'during
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    Witnesses 'Trying To Save Skins'
    170 5 COURT TOLD MAKING his defence in the Singapore Second District Court yesterday, Rahman bin Abu Bakar. a clerk attached the Pilgrim Office said the ten witnesses who had testified against him were pilgrim brokers and were tiying to "save their own skins." Rahman was charged
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    Evaded Tax: Two Businessmen Fined
    145 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.-For falling to lodge returns of their companies' business as required under the Swme Tax Ordinance, two local businessmen who olladed Tullty were convicted and fined by Inche f.malli ln the First Magistrate's Court, today. Ismail in me r»»» The twQ defendant s
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    Jaga Killed
    22 5 Subah Singh, a 43-year-old watchman died la aniluJlance en route to hospital last night. He was assualted in DfAlmeida Street.
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    Gandhi Memorial
    26 5 THE Commissioner Genera] Mr Malcolm MacDonald.. will open the Candhiji Memorial in r P uc Course Lane. Singapore, at 4 30 pm. on Saturday.
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    MURDER VERDICT AT SPORE INQUEST
    188 5 THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing, yesterday recorded a verdict of murder against some person or persons unknown at the end of the inquiry into the death of 21-year-old Teo Cher Seip. Teo't body was discovered m Jan. 2, in t he room •>[
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    Service For Crashed Pilot
    81 5 A SPECIAL memorial service was held at the Singapore Straits Chinese Methodist Church ai Kampong Kapor Road yesterday for Captain Allan ,T. VVu who died in the air crash at Kuala Lumpur recent ly. The service wu attended by friends and Captain Wu's widow and two
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    CALL FOR MORE RICE GROWING
    164 5 THE need for continued 1 efforts to Increase rice production in Southeast Asia in order to rnret the needs of expanding population- u;i< stressed by the Consultative Committee on Rice, which concluded its two-day meeting in Singapore yesterday. The committee noted the improvement in th
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    Kulai En Fete For Opening Of D.O.
    206 5 JOIIORK BAIIRI, Thurs— Kulal was en fete today for the official opening of the District Office and the Court House by Dato Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman, Deputy Mentri Besar. The town was heflagged an all shop fronts were decoratec Business was dosed for
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    Labour Will Oppose Low Ceiling Plan
    126 5 THE Labour Group in tin* Singapore City Council will oppose the move to lower criling heights in Improvement Trust houses to eight feet, at this afternoon's special Council meeting^ Mr. Lee Choon Eng (Lab. West) told The Standard Jast night that the group will
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    71 5 Standard London Correspondcnr LONDON, Apr. 16. Th« following or* tK. closinf prket »f rubber and tin on tK. London market: LONDON RUBBER Spot 20 Id. June 20id. July/Sepr. 20\d. Oct./Dec. 20 d. Jon./Mor. 1924. Moy e.i.f 19jd. Marker Oulf. LONDON TIN Sp»f £750 per ton buyers,
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    The War Goes On
    801 6 AN armistice in Korea will not mean th;tt thv ideological struggle between Communism and democracy will cease. On the contrary the Comniunist)ed struggles in Asia, and particularly South-East Asia, might be intensified. We tend to forget that anti-Communist wars are being foufiht in Burma. Malaya, Philippines
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    317 6 JTUSAN Melayu says that not* more than half a million I dollars should be spent or.l processions and other entertainments to celebrate th« Coronation and that the remaining one and a half million dollars should be spent on welfare projects, it would be more in keeping with the
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    We the PEOPLE
    149 6 We the PEOPLE THE LOCAL MAN Sir; The recent pay arbitration has proved that in Government Service local men in Senior Posts are better than expatriates. The only one among Government representatives who seems to be beft informed on the subject af back-dating is a local man. Our high-ranking expatriate
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    A LESSON IN DEMOCRACY
    1093 6 WHEN Mr. Yong Pung How opened his tribunal in Singapore last week to hear arquments and to settle the dispute between a group of workers and their employers, Malayan history was made in tour ways. This was the first arbitration court without assessors. This was the
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    THE SPLIT IN THE INDONESIAN ARMY
    1133 6  -  B. Tesselin Bu IX THE forefront of all Indonesian problems today is the Army. The unrest which has shaken the country since October 17 last is of military origin and the meddling of political parties is a subsequent manifestation. When discussing this question, however,
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    Gaitskell: Budget Hides Stagnating Economy'
    238 7 DON, April 16. (Renter )-Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer claimed that Mr. R. A. Butler, the present Conserhancrllor. in his budget yesterday wanted to stagnation into which British production had i fallen. 'There has been a re-distri-bution in favour of people who
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    RI Forces Liquidate Red Cap'
    73 7 it; (UP) tera ■nnounccd that security Java nave crusri- i:tid movement its< f the "Rod in the vicinity *.a town let i -oast east t capital. icment said the attempting to low administraJava but was ;e its plans fd out. headquarters anement *j d two
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    Russia, US Agree On Korea Proposal
    259 7 Jb AP)~ The United states and Russia, in rare agreement, lined up yesterday behind a Brazilian resolution which expressed the hope that further negotiations at anmunjom will achieve an early armistice in Korea. That unusual teamwork between U.S. Ambassador Ernest A. Gross and Russia's
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    FRENCH CALL SUPPORT LAOS
    78 7 PARIS. April 16, (UP) France called on all free nations yesterday to support the invaded Indo-China kingdom of Laos, but officials made it clear they have no intention of laying a formal complaint before the United Nations. A communique issued at the end of a regular
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    PM To Make Statement On Korea
    84 7 LONDON. April 16 (Reuter) Prime Minister Winston Churchill, told the House of Commons yesterday afternoon he hoped to be able to make a statement in the near future about the resumption of the main armistice negotiations at Pantnunjom. He was replying to Mr. D.
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    The Drive On Laos Intensifies
    153 7 HANOI, April 16 (Reuter) Military sources said that Vietminh division No. 304 today marched into Laos and clashed with French outposts inside the border. The division had been poised on the border for the last Jive days had previously sent "feelers" into Laos territory. In
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    Hostess Saves 18 In Crash
    209 7 gi f *tewa7desi >..\ed the live s of -t rvicemen in five feet of e Diane in which tiling cmshed ■ip the Cascade < Id from Seatpeople on V. C 'en and chest Lnng hobbled :e snow -de to give I i.st couldn't there" she
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    RIDGWAY IN MOROCCO
    55 7 General Matthew B. Ridguay. Allied Supreme Commander in Europe. sern at the French residence in Rabat, Morocco, recently welcomed by General Augustin Guillaume (right). French Resident General in Morocco They are pasting through an honour guard of "G o u m s." Moroccan troops. Behind General Ridgway
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    'OPIUM FOR COLD' US: Reds Smuggle Dope Into Malaya
    183 7 'OPIUM FOR COLD' US: Reds Smuggle Dope Into Malaya UNITED NATIONS, April 16, (Reuter) The I nited States yesterday accused Communist China of officially exporting narcotics to get American dollars and strategic materials. Harry Anslinger, the American delegate, told the United Nations Commission on Narcotics, that smuggled gold was being
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    2 Youths Saved After 74 Days' Sea Ordeal
    227 7 ROME. April 16, (Renter) Two hunger crazed youths who drifted for 74 days in the Indian Ocean in an open boat were today given emergency treatment prescribed by radio from Rome. The skipper of the ship which rescued them, the 10,000-ton Italian
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    UK, EGYPT WILL HOLD TALKS ON SUEZ SOON
    362 7 UK, EGYPT WILL HOLD TALKS ON SUEZ SOON LONDON, April 16. Britain announced today that negotiations with Egypt on all outstanding questions mainly the Suez Canal will begin shortly in Cairo. Tht announcement came from Primt Minister Winston Churchill's official residence at No. 10 Downing Street. Sir Ralph Stevenson. British
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    Oil: Japs Are Told Lay Off
    108 7 LONDON. April 16 (UP) The Foreign OfTi< t spokesman announced today that the Japanese ambassador had been summoned by the Marquess of Reading, Parliamentary Undi isecretary for Foreign Affairs "who made known to him Her Majesty's government's viewon tht> subject of the purcha of
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    SIX ACQUITTED
    45 7 FORMER Senior Ch ef Ko n.irifie Mbiyu ;tnd fi other Africans .1 used of roi lO k .-ruor Kikuyii 'hii Waruhiu \\< iu\\ by the Supreme l'<> irt in Na yesterday. B::' all ■rres|ed under emei I ilationa on .t a> ing th»- <<. .1
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    Catholics Warned On Psychotherapy
    198 7 VATICAN CITY, April 16, (AP)— Pope Pius, outlining a Catholic attitude on psychotherapy, warned both psychoanalysts and patients of the limits within which they may practise or submit to this modern form of healing. i Psychologists, he said, must not assume priestly functions. Patients must not
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    Alexander: West's Hope Is Justified
    179 7 LONDON. Api II ,»<• *r| Fjeld Mai I der, British Mil i lance, told the Ho <,f l yesterday that the West justified in takiti? 1.. the future by •■<•■ i opn in the military ic< :.e in < past year. "If it is true
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    UK Internees Due In Moscow
    71 7 Moscow April i it. -Thr six British .iijd I' i h rivili.in m t, leased by tho North Korei will arrive her.- ne> I M. nd;i/ it 1 1 IN) 1,,,-al (jine. thr B' U EmbassT anno Thev urv from hen to l< i v
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    7 Countries For Turin's Car Show
    191 8 TURIN, April 16. (AP» Sixtyflve manufacturers fttim seved countries will -how ofl their latest model* in Turin's 35th International automobile show, schedule I for April 22 to May J. The show is one of Europe*! greatest. The U.S only non-European country to paticipate \ni.l
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    THE SHIP THAT WONT GO HOME IS IN SINGAPORE
    177 8 Standard Shipping Reporter A SHIP that does not go home berthed in Singapore yesterday on her first round trip to the East. She U the Swedish cargo liner Lao, ©f 5,553 gross tons, which has joined her sister-ship, the Thai, on
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    Japs, Aussies Hold Talks On Pearling
    128 8 Japs, Aussies Hold Talks On Pearling CANBERRA. April 16 (Reuter) Talks on fishing arid pearling rights between Australia and Japan are being held in Canberra The tatks which began Monday are expected to last for most of this week. It was authoritatively learned that Australia had told the Japanese delegation
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    BEA Chief To Attend 'Copter Meet
    64 8 LONDON. April 16 (Renter) Lord Douglas, chairman of British European Airways, left her e by air for New York on his way to Puerto Rico to attend a three-day technical conference on helicopters which opens there next week A statement, issued as he left,
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      435 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Itegular Sailings to hiiu and Japan from Singapore Purl Swettpnham Prnang Also direct Sailing* from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Due S'oore Due Penanf l^rom "AnkftßW" Apr lf> Apr 21 Hongkong "Yorhow May 6 May 8 Japan. H'kmi< Sail> J^ 1 1 1 Penan* Spore
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    DOLLAR SPENDING TO GO ON EVEN IF WAR ENDS NOW
    370 9 US Reassures Japan u VSIIINGTON, April 16, (UP)-A State IW* ..,oK,Mnan assured Japan yesterday that Amer n do |tar spending in Japan will not be redSced )U for at least two years, even if the EOt e hd* now. and
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    Rubber Down 1 1/8c, Irregular
    51 9 Rubber Down 1 1/8c, Irregular rd Market importer e% in Singapore K rents per lb. on terday, lor May Bt 67 7 H H 4 ;ikp follow- et yesterliie setback which opened W« dnesday's I fluctuated y cnt s per lb. nover of busited. i were small, .v ;e re
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    23 9 uiation ***** lb.) vester' Buvers SclJei: r>i> 64 65j 81| 62J «>79 68 ♦i7| (i8 H7j tiB »i7| |7j '"i (>Bi
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    5,562 Tons Of Latex Shipped
    81 9 MALAYAN shipments of prepared latex dining February amounted to 5,562.50 tons, of which 3,337.74 tons wen shipped from Singapore, according to official statistics Of the Malayan shipments. 1. 814.01) tons went to Britain and 1.973.18 tons to the United Stales. Singapore shipments to Britain were
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    World Bank Handed Out US$227 Mil.
    97 9 X ,V I( i NS^ A P fi J»st ended— mow than In any among industrial countries Old the bnited Mr Kck M id t h re would l s hunt ion^aS^nan^H^d"^ and Social probably be a n nu-reased low h line* hV laSiSdVislld
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    Cemenf Production Commences In June
    274 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The production oi cement in Malaya will commence in June when the works which will be completed by then, are expected to be in full operation Shareholders of the Malayan Cement Ltd.. were told this ut the general meeting today by Mr.
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    External Assets Of Ceylon Fall
    97 9 COLOMBO. April 16. (Reuler) Ceylon's external asset: hud their largest single drop. for many months, in March, by 105.(i(i0.(i(i0 rupees (about £7,875,000), Central Bank figures revealed yesterday. This was roughly a third of the total fall in these s^etfor the whole of last year. External
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    US Rejects Low UK Bid
    75 9 WASHINGTON, April 16, (AP)— U.S. army engineers have rejected apparent low bids of the English Electric Company of Stafford, England. for 10 transformers ami four generators for the Columbia River dam. and said that bidding would be re-opened later The English company wrai apparently a
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    Copra Mart Uncertain
    100 9 THE i. dhiee market In Singapore was quiet in all Motions yesterday with only small business passing. Copra was s!igh'.ly lower in price at J 1$ per picul buyer> for April shipment and tellers a t $42*. The copra market was uncertain. Coconut oil had buyers at
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    Next Tourism Meet In Manila
    61 9 KYOTO. April 16. (UP) The second International Conference on Tourism in Asia and the Far East yesterday agreed hat the next convention would be held in Manila in January. 1954. With the Pacific Conference on Tourist Travel a'so scheduler! for the Philippines that same month,
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    HK EXCHANGE
    40 9 HONGKONG. April 16.— Specif Standard Servioe: Closing pricey on the Hongkong Exchange todav w e:e $15.80 to £1 sterling; So 9225 to US$l: $1.8:i4 to Malayan II: $0 1950 to one Indonesian Ruppiah. Gold $2«»5.00 to one t-^el.
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    End Of Boom In US This Year Forecast
    191 9 PHILADELPHIA, April 16, (AP) An American financial writer believes the I'nited Slates is "at the top of the boom" and that a decline could come this year. Addressing the annual ronvention of the National Federation of Financial Analysts Societies. J. A. Livingston,
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    OUTLOOK FOR R.I. ESTATES BLEAK
    516 9 Coffee, Tea, Rubber Affected By ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, April 16. Traders continue to take a pessimistic stand on the future of coffee, rubber and tea, the principal export commodities of foreign estates in Indonesia. They primarily base their opinions on the
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    Frozen Food Plan Is Big Business
    361 9 NEW YORK. April 16, (AP)— Fro/en food nlan buying is sweeping the country and business i* terrific Hundreds of firms have organised hastily to take a bite of the market. Trade sources figure there were f,O plans operating a year ago. Now there ire
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    Industrials And Tins Are Firm
    83 9 •si «Md.«rd Market BepoMer > SJNGAPORJ i bun 1 1 <• rkei quiet indu era flrsß h fail busiiH i i bi Ch e- r IMM slKlii v Hu* rr *>. \>, a l- I Nrav# Ord> 2 17 W. H M. M C 4..
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    121 9 C I OSIN'j; ruhb. r pru s mts orr Ih hi Sin- pore on Tburs4aj wen HuvtT'' filler* No 1 i; s s N|)«| i <;:. «:z Me i k"s n r,7; »,X4 No •k s s Mj No i; > n ..i i. Tea* Ml. KtNTtAPOKI ThiiM
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    91 10 'I WAS A MAN' Oi i'is tint* Hea r<i MU>r Ist WoU Call In a new chapter in next Sunday's issue, Christine Jorgensen tells of the Io e r° m S. WhiCh COmpUted her Se She tells how she began to live 9 w a o;?c a on;< Z?£T a
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    OF MEN AND MUSIC
    751 10 rPHOSE mh i missed the x Rot aw Club's Talent Time Show at the Great World C week certainly denied themselves a lot of fun. Without wishing in anyway to detract from the buik of the entertainers, about tori items were really outstanding. The ladies were
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    250 10 like a dustman, for the oiTect of the imitation of his call is the fact that its you doing it. A bird whistler doesn't dress up like a bird, and the man in the U.K. who imitates those sliding doors on the Underground doesn't dre>s up
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    Star Contest No. 11 Can You Name This Actor?
    153 10 Star Contest No. 11 Can You Name This Actor? \ll through <h>« wrek n Ihe Singapore M.innirtl prrM-nts it* ele\mth stir «>n led All >ou\e col to do Is to collect ilie pictures md coupons tor ill six ui>« and smd them together m.h the names ol the «t.irs und»r
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    FOR THE DISCOPHILE
    940 10 p^NE could almost accuse v th e musical planners (as a joke, of course > of musical non co-operation for we have two releases on MGM— one says "Take Me Horn/' ,nd the other says "Don't Send Me Home. However, it's just the way the titles turned
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    STA GEDOOR
    226 10 AFIFR hearing a rTMIrh ■boot the mria| Cathedral", it aa W ith mixed feelings that I away from the V Theatre last week ginning of the p moments of nir. contract. an<i many i change* took plac** quite perceptibly. This, mm proof enough thai idea was succeeding. But
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      237 10 X». Jfcy X. i isS S S&:? AX* mwvs?:...'. w x,..-,. >: :-:«?SwasSs 5 rpOMTI QtOTATMM, The I 1 mou.h ob r r« „«o rlv Ken Me J > heart murmurs. "—Voltaire f V(»l R R|RIIU>\TF > *M» KIRTHSK.\ with teammi v i C; il people > 5 f V
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    WELSHMEN OUT CLASS THE IRISH
    87 11 WELSHMEN OUT CLASS THE IRISH Sortbera Ireland, Kriii.n— Wales brat hrre «oals to iwo international th V ind l>irk hrr I i spirited h l tils hv Ireland 1-3 at halfuell deserved i.attla^sinr their mn pha« mor« dash ••.€->' could minutes Walej held I soccer I^fKRNATIONAI MATCH played U.ll— Div.
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    Odds Even In Today's Battle Of The Schools
    448 11 ™h. <? Wi eve n the cheers **U be louder when Singapore and Johore Combined Schools meet today at Jalan Besar in their annual encounter Both teams have been hard in training ,-md both teams are determined to show their superiority. Singapore
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    41 11 KOTA BAHRU. Thurs.— The ial .soccer match between Me past and present bov s o f the Ismail English School Kota B.ihru for the Mahydden S!m- d will be played at* the Ismail School green on Thursday April
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    83 11 KOTA BAHRU. Thurs.— Tic ITO Battalion the Malay Regiment KoU Bahru will hold its Athletic Meeting at the Aerodrome, Pengkalan Chepa. Kota Bahru „n Thursday April 23 mere will be an open invitation i relay for the Mil e Medley Re- lay. n is expected that
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    89 11 against Batu Pahat Chinese in the inter-district football com--1 petition on Sunday, at the English College ground in j tore Bahru will be selected irom the following 1 Leone Ab Bah. Lee Yon* Liang. Er. Wee LUt. Tan SonJ Poh, Ng Buck Chuan. Lee S/.e rat Er We
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    70 11 Gwkk kim UNO age m peeeai away peaceful!* .it nil r .<<i Woo Mun (itrw Road on lith April aja 1 t behind hi> hrloved wife >* -ons l<Tk < 1. rk Jim I. < Hai und three daughter* 1 1 N'eo. K' K«»<»n Nee ■on-li 1 m Vco
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      673 11 NOTICKS TIIK PENANG I lit F CUB SIMMER >fl h I iv<. 19S1 SATI'RDAY. 9TH MAY. 1953 WEDNESDAY, I3TH MAY 1953 SATURDAY. 16TII MAY 1953. P^TRIES rlose 12 O. 'o, k Noon on Wednesday 2»th April, 1953. Application T.Ms for SPBSCRIBING MEMBF.RS for the Financial Year IST SEPTFMBFR. 1952 to
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    He Has A Mission Tonight
    179 12 He Has A Mission Tonight LIM KEE CHAN has I mission tonight a mission to prove to Singapore fight bins that he is their best prospect for world ranking honours. Hii by a NBA ban. Kec Chan will only be abie to tight in this area for the next two
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    SJI OUTCLASS VICTORIANS
    129 12 SCORIxr, a goal in each half. St. Joseph's Insitution broug off a well deser\eri 2-0 win over Victoria' School in a S senior schools friendly soccer match played on the SJi {round j yesterday. Forcing the attack right from the kick-off. SJI had their first] poa! through
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    Kian Guan Coy. Soccer Final
    59 12 I IN the inter department soccer Anal of the Kian Guan Company a: tne Farm Park yesterday. Rubber department beat the Rot 4-2 Scorei s for the Rubber I Department were Lim Kens Se. I Kang Peng Aik. Boon Yoon Seng (2>. Lai Hu:»t Peck
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    KOREANS AT THEIR BEST
    224 12 Federation Xl t Os Thrilling Game 1.-> THE South Korean to Malaya XI 3-2 in wna, of the four matches pi", i»W! -3,<00 was a mere han pared to last Sunday's I but th e few at J i h r stadium enjoyed a better There
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    RICE KING AND RED DUST WORK MOST ATTRACTIVELY
    520 12 By WINDSOR LAD RICE KING, half a mile in 51 and three in 38, and RED DUST (Hudson) half a mile in 51 and three in 38 3/5 were the best workers at this morning's workouts of candidates entered for Saturday. With
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    TB Rangers Score Their First Win
    151 12 se '•< IK 5.A.F.A Hi\ i en- S day Y< w\n <•: eft T Teck sr h ied pil< prt-.-- ijnsucc mi Pe€ Vin in cad during I me!te 251 1 minute. R.' -ere at the attack ins end again nftcr the cl miirntt.
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    Rovers 'A' Win
    42 12 ROVERS W won then third bI aifhi outinj w:-.en they beat Government Printer- 4-0 in their SAFA Division :<B eague r.atcb played at B.ODCA. ground yesterday Seorers for R"v«.:< were. Avtai Sing 1 C2). Mnhnriewi «D and Ahm.id Bakar •!>
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    WEIGHTS FOR THIRD DAY
    387 12 w BELOW are the weights for the third dav of the Singapore races on Saturday. CL 7"!?i v j 1 111 »»n«lulu B.o* Quicksand 808 A vd g«« llav%k Bft Windy Corner 807 Woodeote Inn 9.00 Treasure Top 8.00 Valiant Bov 8 (Hi I nti rt.iiiiiui-ni
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    Balestier U. Win Easily
    101 12 BALESTIER United, scored easy ">-0 victory over the Town Rangers in a SAFA Div 3CJ match at St. Georges Road yesterday. Balestier United attacked from the whistle and In the filth minute a centre by right -winger Hai Tong gave Ibrahim the chance to score the
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      131 12 BIG BOXING TONIGHT a 9m, ALL SYDNEY vs ALL STARS HARRY 0 SULLIVAN fefek Sydney 10 Rd. vs fIHHk L|M KEE CHAN h -^----^-^y Singapore MAX MURPHY 1 Sydney 10 Rd. vs -=ir' RIC. PADERNAI Moni/o JIMMY BAINES 10 Rd. vs PAUL CHENG Sydney Singapore AHMAD vs GOH FAI SALEH
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