Singapore Standard, 25 April 1953

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    14 1 SINGPORE STANDARD it m 3l [...Mil Vi SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. tri > r >, 19.-,* TWEL\E PM4I
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    U.N. FOLLOW RED LEAD TO FREE MORE CAPTIVES
    158 1 U.N. FOLLOW RED LEAD TO FREE MORE CAPTIVES HI NJOM, April 24.— The VriTZ to increase the number of rl Nat '»ns rn. match!., the CommunTst Lh lu ists n «ci?« U'tMr intention to reillt 5f s *f r i prisoners and to include recenth SJ "l-o proposed thai md
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    Wiima Crew Threaten To Quit Ship
    19 1 Shipping Reporter F. II a. is now i w. S 3 tie Si
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    Churchill Knighted
    10 1 Churchill Knighted the Pi him with CS a r 1
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    Fog Holds Up Planes
    37 1 THICK fog beld up serv rday morning at both the' on and Nortnott airp. Incoming Comet jer all Tnkyo and Johai I trans-Atlantic. Ear- .■■nd Far Eastern !l. -ate at London air. Reuter
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    UNKINDEST CUT OF ALL
    99 1 LONDON. April 24 (AP) Razor-tongue,: Aneurin B-'van. leader of the Laboui Party Left-wing, inflicte i his unkindest cut of all .0 The victim was Miss V newe Horsbrugh. Minister of tion in the Conservative Government Sixty-ish and ier plain, she has arouse. l Labourite ire by
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    13 1 photo. Sir Edward Ritson. independent Commissioner «hn was accompanied by his wife. Standard
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    Strike At Red China, MacA Urges
    119 1 WASHINGTON April 24 (AP) General Douglas MacArthur declared today a United States threat to strike at Rod China might force Russia to settle t^e Korean war "and a!! other pending global issues on equitable terms." Vigorously renewing the controversial program m e which led
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    Ex-Malayan Tells Of 'Death March'
    115 1 LOXDOX. Apr 24 (Reuter) —Commissioner Herbert Loitl, formerly of Malaya and one of the British civilians home trom Korea, said here today thai captured United St;*r-s servicemen were "abominably treated during a 150-mile death march after the Invasion of South Korea. Bv the time they
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    UK, US RUSh AID TO I-C
    351 1 French Suffer New Setback In Laos Plain United States were reported rushing aid today who sustained another setback in their war against the Vietmmh rebel invaders of Loos when the air force's main landing ground in the Plain of Jarres became waterlogged today Britain
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    Ritson Arrives In Colony
    248 1 Ritson Arrives In Colony Standard Staft Keport*-, SIR Edward Ritson, the indeKft* Pomm iss i oner wf o X 2 t m J ulre toto allowances granted to Government servants arrived i n Singapore dav m Londf >» yesUrHe told newsmen at Kalian* s^ci rt IIC WOUld *S spend one
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    40,000 VOTES IN A DAY-RECORD
    283 1 mml• *i I I\ i t\^^^^^^^^^^t^^^^\J^^^^^tL j »nat...n tour tonl.st. Vestmlav was a r-.o ril ures for the first »iw sportsmen in Malari E. C. Dutton'i nippoi •i terdav when y addi d 21 WO 1 i hi pi viou ni Perak was n I
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    Mystery Of Body Near Plane Wreck
    99 1 SEATTLE, April 24. (Renter). A four-engined American military plane crashed into hillside after all its i of 10 had parachuted safely— but a body found beside the wreckage mystified ofAcia A report identified »ne i man as Mr Rogei D Rondeau, a Boeing Plane
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    Severe Damage In Rabaul Quakes
    176 1 RABALL, New Guinea, April 24, (Reuter) Iliousands of pounds worth of damage was caused today in a series of earthquakes which shook Rabaul and a surrounding area of 30 miles. Officials >aid escape routi from Rabaul were still open t single line trafile despite heav
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    UK PLANS FOR WEST DEFENCE
    64 1 LONDON. April 24 (AFP>The British Government published this morning a white paper revealing that three new programmes of military works for common defence of Europe I wore approved by the North Atlantic Council. The cost is estimated at C'i 13,000,000 of which Britain will supply
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    100 Huts Razed
    33 1 A FIRE ran throup) the Kowloon hillside squatter village yesterday. destroying more than 100 huts and leaving about 500 homeless. The <;u;<e was not determined. There were no casualties.- AP
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    C'ttee Named To Probe Trial System
    168 1 C' ttee Named To Probe Trial System 1 1 j KUALA LUMPUR rr The Hi?h Commissioner, General Sir GeraM Templer. has appointed a committee to study the methods of trials in the Hi?h Courts of the Federation Government's policy on the jury system, which some Quarters have asked for as
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    Adenauer Fails
    39 1 THE Upper House of the west German Parliament defied Chancellor Konrad Adenauer yesterday and voted to postpone indefinitely its decision on the treaties which would call up 500.00(1 German soldiers to he!r> defend thn West.- A P
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    WFTU SECRETARY
    34 1 THE Committee of the world Federation of Trade Union yesterday unanimously elected Mr. Tin Tsan Sen of China a^ secretary of th e WFTU, according to a Tass repori liom Moscow.- AFP
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    4 BATTERED TO DEATH
    68 1 QCTBBBC, April J4 (Keutcr The ISJItj ot lour ihil oren. their heads smashed with an axe. were found in their three-roomed home her** last Bight. Their father. l.Vyrars old Georges llehert has h» en ar rested Solicitor Oneral Antoine Kivjrd s.id slalesseaU made by Hebert to
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    Malays Want Coalition Govt.
    255 1 JOHORE BAIIKr. Fn. -An immediate formation o! a 'oalition government was demanded by a group of Malay party leaders at a round taMt- conference organised by the P>-n--msula Malays Union, in Johore Bahni today. It was decided [hat an interim government would be set up immediately
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    Applegate Said III
    62 1 HONGKONG, Apt U \P) —The independent (n.: newspaper. Sing Tao Jih P earned a dispatch from Canton yesterday saying two Amerii i^ n i seWa5 eWa lents— Richard Applegatc an I Don ild Dixon— an US M n tain Bf-n Krasner. are old rsis pi Shameen Island,
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    Link Up With Thai Reds Seen
    193 1 BAIGON, Apr ?4 (Reu trr) ||j K h Vietnamese officials said in Saigon to day that they feared thr Vietminh rebels driving into Laos would tr> fo link up uith a group of over MJ.OOO Vietnamese Kfama in north. .t Thailand. Thev refusers most
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    LATE NEWS
    70 1 PARIS April U <K. :it«-i I The < iuvi-i ninciii of Lmn ha N rn.Hl,. prrp.ir ilioiix to «\.miii|- ||i r .ulininistrati\« Capitol oi I. ion Virnti mr if it i^ Ihrf.itinnl h\ (he \Yt minh. th, I rm| m AK'-nty ri-piirtt from Vnn ti.«n»- luri.i\ l| |hr
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    NEW ENTRY LAW AUG. 1
    434 2 Guided By Policy Of 'Malaya For Malayans THE new immigration law, which will keep Malaya for Malayans, will be enforced simultaneously in Singapore and the Federation on Aug. 1, the Controller of Immigration, Mr. J.LJ. Haxworth, announced at a press conference yesterday. The new law
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    THREE MORE STUDENTS ON WELFARE BODY
    109 2 STTDENT representation on the University I Malaya B rd of Student Welfare has been increased from throe to Sir Sydney Caine, the j \.rc Chancellor, said at a press conference yesterday. The Sti ta Union has not repts this ase and whether the five
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    Schoolboy Drowned
    83 2 THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing. yesterday recorded a verdict of death by misadventure at the end of nn inquiry into the death of a ten-year-old schoolboy, Tan Cheng Hoe. Tho father, a salesman, said after his son had left the house a t noon on March
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    Medical Union Meets Govt.
    79 2 REPRESENTATIVES of the Singapore Medical I'mon met Government yetnegol ate a •:t oi the Union's claim. The Union hag t all its claims *nd an answer from Government is expc-tcd The Union is asking G v- ernmeni to pli rkers cnployed at the St. [John Quarantine
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    Trade Unions May Side-Step Ritson
    202 2 SINGAPORE industrial trade unions representing a large proportion of Government employees, may not give evidenee before the one-man Kitson commission, which is expected to sit soon to investigate allowances drawn by Government employers. 1 ;.e-e un ma fei I it I have a repres il
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    Hawkers To Get New Fish Containers
    131 2 I SPECIAL fish ntainera are 1 beinc: designed by the Singapore Fisheries Department tor 1 use by hawkers. Mr. T.W Burdon. director of the Department, said yesterday. The containers are of three type?. One i? designed to fit into a i wheel-narrow, another into
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    BATA TO GIVE SERVICE AWARDS
    76 2 A DINNER and presentation of long service awards will be held at Singapore's Victoria Memorial Hall on Mav *> in honour of Mr. and Mr"< Tho- FSf ?t ata 'r°J Bata Shoe Ca vr l t Mr •L ohn F Bartos. Mr.' \l. L. Khaitan
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    Indian Dancer To Teach Here
    61 2 THE Indian classical dancer. Mr. K. P. Bhaskar. who on a short visit to Singapore will start two course* in Indian dancing, one at the Knmnla I LJub. and another at the Cey- lon Tamils Association. Mr. Bhasknr is now conducting a dance class in
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    CAMERONIANS MARCH PAST
    118 2 photo. photo. After an open-air service held at Singapore Rinu George V Park yesterday, men of the First Cameronians. led hy the Colonel of the Regiment. Lt.-Col. VV. M. Henning. marched past the saluting base at Clemenceau Avenue. Taking thr sa lot,- is (ien. Sir Charles Keightlev.
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    First Cameronians Hold 17th Century Ceremony In S'pore
    180 2 TO MARK the end of their lour in the Far I at and the part they have played in the battle Against Communist terrorists in the Federation, BKI of the Ist I ameronians held a conventicle, which they had been observing since
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    IMPORTS FAR BEHIND $40 M. QUOTA
    107 2 IMPORTS FAR BEHIND $40 M. QUOTA Al THOUGH r th< r. S and 1 Ft leration were import $40 million I Japanese textiles, 1 ons for tii import ol I v textiles hnw only n a i $12,500,000. Vh 0 Standai told yesterdl v The actual amount imp r<} to
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    City Councillors Are Against Mansion For Mavor
    206 2 City Councillors Are Against Mansion For Mavor A NUMBER of Singapore City ouncillors told The Standard yesterday that they were against the profor^h a sp C cial mansion lor the future Mayor. They were commenting on a point raised by Mr. S II Perk, vice-president of the Ratepayers' Association, on
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      17 2 GENUINE REDUCTIONS IN AI3L DEPARTMENTS Catalrgues available on request p iiGii im SiniGiliL ft iTn 1 1\
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      84 2 Weather Report MIMMIM Temperature: rrom „30 p.m. on April lu a.m. on April J<iniraporr (7SF), Penan* l**'h Kota Baliru 7 4 1 Kuala l.umpur (75F), 'poh (•4F| a Kuantan (711 1. Maximum Temperature: from .0 am. to 7.:?0 p.m. on April Kota llahru ijwf" SBSu J um n ur iwfi,
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    VARSITY CHOOSES HEAD OF CHINESE FACULTY
    451 3 VARSITY CHOOSES HEAD OF CHINESE FACULTY Standard Staff Reporter I>K. Ho Kuang -cluin?, jormr-r chief of the Chinese Department, at Hongkong I niversity and a man "with a very good refutation as a i hinese scholar" has beta appointed senior lecturer to he;id temporarily the hinese Department of the I'niversity
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    March: Fewer Road Deaths
    159 3 SINGAPOEITS road accidents during March numbered 1,285- a decrease of 47 accidents compared with February Ksures, the Traffic Branch Superintendent, Mr. W. R. M. Haxworth, told The Standard yesterday. re also a n road fata tie th ten deaths during the month compared with 15 in
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    SIR SYDNEY ALLAYS INDIAN FEARS
    130 3 FEARS among Indian circi in Malaya that Tamil would be taught in the University of Malaya as secondary only to Sanskrit were allayed by Sir Sydney Caine, the ViceChancellor, yesterday Prof. K. A. Sastri. who is here to advise the University on the setting up
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    STUDENTS' CIRCLE, S'PORE
    76 3 STUDENTS' CIRCLE, S 'PORE THE Students' Circle of H. Tan's School of Accountancy, Singapore elected the following office-bearers at their annual general meeting recentlj': President, Air. N. Mohan; Vice-Presidents. Mr. Wee Sip Ghee. Mrs. Y.W. Koh. Mr. H. Tan ex-officio; Secretary, Mr. David Cheng; Treasurer. Mr. Chua Boon Teck; Social
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    RESTORATION PLAY BY ARTS THEATRE
    99 3 THE next venture of the Singapore Arts Theatre will be an experiment of play reading with action, costume and a simple set. On May 26, the Theatre will present a Morowspreche, and the first production will be scenes from "Marriage a !n Mode." a comedy
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    Fish Operators Hit By Price Drop
    231 3 BIG fishing vessel operators in Singapore have been hard hit by the recent drop in the price of fish in the Colony and some are now reluctant to resume operations, the Director of the Fisheries Department, Mr. T. W. Burdon, said yesterday at a
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    Overlapping Of Work Inevitable
    305 3 S'PORE MASTER PLAN THE preparation of the Singapore Master Plan has necessitated a certain amount of overlapping between the City Council and the Improvement Trust, but this has been unavoidable and will probably be eliminated entirely when the plan is implemented Mr. 11. Hawson, acting City
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    New Post For Admiral Russell
    47 3 ADMIRAL St Guy Russell, former C-in-C. Far East Station, has been appointed Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty, Second Sea Lord and Chief of Navy personnel, it was announced in London The 55-year-old Admiral, who has been Far Enst Commander since Feb. 1951.
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    Actor Gets A Bouquet
    47 3 photo MR. LAUW RIM LONG, Cantonese m r; e *>u\ s« i n actor. reeeivtaSj a* IxMiqiiPt from Mr I > -it* ii s MI pore WVlcv (hurrh hall on Thur 1»\ .i» »r Mr I <*% had «j\en rental of Caatrae*e rlasniral aria« Standard
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    MCA Clarifies Stand On KMT
    167 3 THE SUsgapsjffc hrunrh of the Mala>an ChtaeM Assotiation yestcrdnv aVaisjs] a itatctaH Attributed l<» a Special Branch Police spokesman that the Kuoniintani; in the Colony existed as a suh-hranc h ol the The I the Con v dice j r.ad stated that known that certa
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    YW Concert For The Aged
    74 3 ABOI'T !»0 <><\ p« >!> t ttom various Singapore Institutions fur Uw old were entertained to a coi ibined concert of tern and eastern n. and lances at W< il< y Church hall on Thursday. The party was given by tho Y.W.C A Besides dance
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      354 3 :x x i A|-»o])\VS QUOTATION] "Tis 1 (lUUnre lends enchantment to the view. Ar.il robes the mountain in its a/ure hue." Campbell. SATIRDAY FOB EVF.RVONE: The morninx hour.s offer ;i chance to make inspired plan> and to solve problem^ advantageously. Oet off by yourself or MeT clear of interruptions in
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    UMNO URGED TO JOIN MCA TALKS
    342 4 Call By Utusan Melayu THE United Malays f National Organisation should participate in the conference to be held on May 24 by the Chinese to discuss the anti-Chinese front of certain influential sections in Malaya, said Utusan Melayu, the Singapore Malay language newspaper, yesterday.
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    23 FINED $2,595
    74 4 TWEXTY-threo persona who i pleaded guilty in the Singa- pore Fourth Police Cour; yesterday to various charges wore fined 52.593. E:even were hoteliers who failed to enter correctly parti- '•uars of guests. Fines from $20 to $400 were imposed. The rest, who pleaded guilty 'o selling caustic
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    Six To Get Awards
    51 4 SIX men in the Singapore Police Force will receive the Colonial Police and Fire Brigades Long Service Medal. The men are A. S. P. Mohamed Yusof bin Ahmad, Chief Inspectors Ahmad bin Hussein. Ramzan Ali and Santa Singh. Inspector Yahaya bin Mohamed Salleh. Sub-Inspector Lim Choon
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    Story Was Printed Not Out Of Malice
    439 4 Editor Tells Court THE editor of the Nanyang Siang Pau, Wang Chung Kwang, testified in the Singapore High Court yesterday, in a libel suit brought against his newspaper, that he printed the report complained of because of its news value, and not out
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    Trust Urged To Defer Decision
    110 4 THE pro t«?m committee of the Singapore Improvement Trust Tenants Association appealed to the chairman of the Trust. Mr. T. P. F McNeice. yesterday to defer the Trust's decision to withdraw the IS per cent rebate of standard rentals. '"It is most surprising to US
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    Schoolboy Fined $250
    66 4 FOXG Yeng See. a 17-year-old Sv-ho üboy. \va< fined I total of $250 in the Singapore Second Traffic Court yesterday. He was disqualified from holding a licence for one year. He pleaded guilty to two charges of driving a car while being under age. and driving without
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    74 4 Stondoid London Cortespondent LONDON, April 24. —The following ore the closing prices or rubber ond tin on the London market: LONDON RUBBER S P<* 20 Id. M °r 20|d. June 20Id. July/Sept. 2014. Oct./Dec. 20|d. Jan. /Mar. 20Jd. May c.i.f. 20*d. Market: Very Steody. LONDON TIN
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    Mrs. Eu's Fish Stall Ready
    161 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Consumers' Association will open its first fish stall In the Orchard Road Market on May I. Sales will commence at 7 a.m. when the fresh fish arrives from the wharves. President of the association, Itrt. Robert Eu. told Th e
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    ROTAN FOR 2 ROBBERS
    99 4 SENTENCING hree Malay? to imprisonment for robbing a taxi driver. the Singapore Second District Judge. Mr P H. D'Netto. ordered two of them who had previous convictions, to be given six strokes of the rotan each The three sentenced to Imprisonment wore Karim bin Mohamed N'oor.
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    Judge Goes To Sick Witness
    104 4 THE Singapore Second District Judge, Mr P H D'Netto. W*at 10 the bedside of an ailing witness to record his rvi lence ill a forgery rate yo<terdav He w.\k accompanied by the prosecutor, asp Peter Ball his COuri itafl and Ahim I Mohamad Yatim. a
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    HIT FATHER, TOOK POISON
    103 4 YAP Kim Tool, who was charge Ln the Singapore Second District Court yester iay with attempt ma to commit nuicide by taking poison on Mar 7. pleaded guilty. He was discharged conditionally on "mis father undertaking to look after him. ASP Peer Ball prosecuting, .said that
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    8 p.c. DIVIDEND
    31 4 THE directors of Imperial Chemical Industriei have recomended a Anal dividend of eight per cent, on ord nary stock making a total of 13 pet cent, for 1952.
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    Gurkhas Kill Two Bandits In Camp
    105 4 f t h KU m;>r' i: ?u PUR Fri- The 11th and 1 2th Plat, of the 2/10 Gurkhas, operating in B riton- Pahanfl kil'.od two terrorists on Wednesday when they located a ramp believed to be occupied bv five Communist* The Gurkhas recovered
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    54 4 photo. The "Argentina Vaudeville Show" arrived in Singapore by Cathay Ndfc Al JJ^i Skymaster from Hongkong yesterday to perform for three months at the nappy World All the 18 who arrived— thirteen girls and five men were garlanded at the „rn,,n QnH nnifp a stir wa« crpated. Among the girls
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    For Europe
    59 4 KOTA TINGGI. Fri— The president of the .T>hore Smallholders rVteocUtlon, Incbc Mohamed Aris bin Ahmad Fathil. will leave for Europe on May 1. to attend meetings of the International Rubbei Study Group in London and Copenhagen. He will also visit MnaJl farm^ in Europe. It is expected thai
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    42 5 I photo A large number of schoolboys seen visiting the Sin Chew Photo Exhibition now being held in the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill Street. The exhibition will end on Sunday after which it will tour the Federa tion. Standard
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    PISTOL THREAT IN TRIAD CEREMONY
    580 5 Made To Squat, Court Told occusid tftth. PUR Fri r Theo Soon 800n «»"•<•♦»"• »8 Chinese ♦odov told th- 9 J." od Mere $oeiet y meeting in Kuolo Lumpur, a pistol hl#« Sessions 1 C <>«"* he wos mode to squat ot the point of
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    Family Robbed By Jungle Green Men
    195 5 AN armed gang of lour masked men entered an attap hut in Clementi Road, Singapore, on Thursday night and robbed a Chinese labourer and his family of 5787 in cash and jewellery. The labourer, his wife, parents and a friend were listening (O gramophone
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    Tiger Patrol Wins Planters Challenge Cup
    184 5 •lOHORE BAHRi:. Fri A Police parade was held at Police Headquarters. Johore Bahru on Wednesday, when the Tiger Patroi Q&aUenge Cup prebented by the Johore Planters Association, and i Operation 'Service' ba^^L;e^ j were given away. Mr. R. A. C'oii'.-, of Tong Hin^ Estate,
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    HK EXCHANGE
    36 5 HONGKONG. April M—Special Standard Service: ClosmK price* on the Hongkong Exrage toda> were $15.74 »o tl ing. $5.***** to US$l: K.:.; to Malayan $1 10.215 to one Indonesian Ruppiah. Gold $268,875 to one t
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    BUSINESS AND FINANCE
    243 5 RUBBER IS BACK AGAIN TO 70CT5. RI'BBKK prices in Singapore improved hv 1 4 cents to 70 cents per Ib. on a quietly steadv market yesterday, on improved sentiment. Fair business wai reported at current levels. The m.nrket ippnn to have stabilised itself around the present level
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    111 5 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (rents per Ib.) in Sinupurf yesterday wcre: Buyers Seller* No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose t.'» 70 No. 1 R.S.S. 70 701 No. 1 R.S.S. 66 A 67 No. 3 R.S.S. 63! 64 Tone: Steady quiet SINGAPORE Fri The price of tin today was $345 per
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    Produce Mart Was Easier
    109 5 THE produce market Singapore wa^ easier in sections yesterday with 'small business patting Copra was an uncertain market at j4oi per picul buyers and Ml sellers, with no deals reported. Coconut oil had buyei 158 and sellers $63 per picul on a dull market. Pepper prices
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    CROWNING FUND
    25 5 DONATIONS o the Settlement Coronation Celebration Fund received bv the chairman of the finance committee ot the Penang Settlement coronation celebrations totalled &2.015
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    Tins Sag On Share Mart
    91 5 SINGAPORE K. quiet I with .1 sagging f the till Iri were q:; ruiiix v a rn in r tr w rounf i IMH SIRIXI s W H i U. I I Banl i M u i 1.0 <> H 28*23 li idion I 'i
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    M.C.A.'s 8 h.p. Engine
    802 6 \V HEN the Malayan Chinese Association was first formed, the intention was that it should be a welfare organisation to deal with the many Chinese problems brought to the forefront as a result of the Emergency. The general belief then was that the MCA. would bow
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    ARAB STATES TO OVERHAUL FOREIGN POLICY
    815 6  - ARAB STATES TO OVERHAUL FOREIGN POLICY ONE of the most serious Mtempts to rationalist Arab foreign policy is currently being made by the Arab States of the Middle East in preparation for an attempt to persuade Britain and trie United States that the Arab States can be trusted with the
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      657 6 Sir; I am a Life Member of the Malayan Chinese Association. The M.C.A. has now grown into a far-reaching organisation which can have a very great influence on the future of this country. Its welfare work among the squatters of the Federation and Singapore is already
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    Party Struggles In Japan
    1292 6  -  PATRICK O'DONOVAN In this the second ofyhree reticles written before the recent Japanese eigctionsj^writer notes that Japanese politics are due for a period of instability on the French model r PHE massive greystone Diet building in Tokyo which houses the Japanese Senate and House of Representatives
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      137 6 Mr. Lim's Outburst 1 CHUNG SHING JIT PAO criticises Mr. LJm Yew Hock for his protest in the Legislative Council with regard to the pro-Nationalist pledge of Chines-? **udents SJ a mass rally recently. The dailj points out that it was "an anti-Communist" pledge and an expression of concern over
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    Council Urges 20 p.c. Cut In All US Tariffs
    263 7 ASIIINGTON, April 24 (Reuterl ti, > .-.nner ol co.umeroe vpstmlarA.lL/ f merUan Counc of the InterStates tariff, starting with a2O per !e nt SuSW™ redUCti n in a act, wnicft restricts the purchase of foreign oods nve-point plan to relieve "the
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    Drop In Feb. Tin Output
    79 7 -V 24, (AP) s ol the li.Group ae produr■onc« atri tes ::i 2 142 In to J,544 •i figure yel v for January u far available I idonesia at ie Bt World in February against 17,50*0 n lary. p rtant productne output was r iry:
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    BIG 3 CONCERNED ABOUT LAOS
    453 7 ABILITY TO HOLD LUANG PRABANG THE BIG WORRY ChurchiH N s D t^d A t P o r JL 2 4 »;T P :u eSidcnt Eisc h «"d P'i«e Minister *itu«f£ i5 r? Y hat the ore P°y in 9 clo attention to the situation
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    43 7 photo. Committee discussion in vfci«w *u e studies a mm of r..-. Vationali* China as L -JS2LS* K" 1^ demanded "that th? Tn fed^n"? 5 a ernmeal i, responsible for -JSSSISJ UjST&l^! 1 that W«S?^LdS2SS mese soil. nmes Nationalist irregulars on Bur- U.P.
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    IKE ALL OUT FOR PEACE IN KOREA
    182 7 WASHINGTON, April 24 (AP) President Eisenhower >a:d yesterday he is ready to do anything and confer anywhere to bring about peace in Korea. The President told a news conference. however, *hat like everyone else he is simply waiting now to see how developments
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    Koreans Are Against The Truce Talks
    62 7 PUSAN, April 24, (Renter)— American military police today fired over the heads of about 4,000 demonstrators outside the American Embassy here protesting against the resumption of ceasefire at Panmunjom. One hundred members of Korea's National Assembly led the shouting demonstrators. The American military policemen
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    Ex-Labour Minister Hits Dulles' Speech
    207 7 LONDON, April 24, (Keuter). Lord Henderson, former Labour Foreign I nder Secretary, yesterday criticised Mr. John Foster Dulles, American Secretary of State, for saying that unless there was a very prompt Soviet response to President YA enhower's peace proposals H would be "necessary to move
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    CEYLON LEGATION
    32 7 CEYLON will open a legation in Tokyo by the end of next month. Mr. Ussanta de Fonseka. at present Ceylon'? Minister to Burma, will take rharffp of the Legation. Reuter
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    Ali Parries A Question
    71 7 KARACHI. April 24. i CReuter). Pakistan's new Prime Minister Mr. Moham- mcd Ali. asked today if Pakis- tan would remain i n the British Commonwealth, said: "I am no crystal gazer." Replying to questions at a press conference, he said he hoped to attend the coronation
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    A-Spending
    34 7 WASHINGTON, April *J4 (UP).— The Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee has been informed officially that the administration will make "serious cuts'' in United States atomic spending. Representative Mefvin Price, Democrat, Illinois, said today.
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    21 7 photo. Movie actress Tilda Tamar dances in the best Gypsy manner during her stay in Cannes for the Film Festival. U.P.
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    2 Americans Denounce 'Buffer' Plan
    91 7 2 Americans Denounce 'Buffer' Plan NEW YORK. April 24, (UP) -Two leading United States rubber manufacturers today denounced proposals for .the creation of an International "bulfer" stockpile P^am.ne of natural rubber > aimed -t stabilizing rubber prices n the face of declining prices and growing competition from synthetic rubber. In
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      'State' Store-Keeper Jailed
      50 7 AX EAST BERLIN" court has sen enced the manager of a state store in the city's Soviet vector to 11 years' in prison for illegal .sale to West Berlin customers. The offender Heinz Frapp, diverted 20.000 pairs of women s hose to Wes Berlin markets. A. P.
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      22 7 THE U.S. House Banking Committee yesterday approved a bill to insure Americanowned exports against war risks and confiscation hv foreign governments.- U.P.
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      31 7 HAROLD WILSON, formcj British Labour Party president of the Board of Trade, will feave London for Moscow within a fortnight for discussion* with Soviet trading authorities about Ea.st-West trade.— A. P.
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      27 7 THOUSANDS of Koreans were made homeless yesterday bv a fire which raged through an estimated square mile of temporary houses in Ko^--» southeast port of Pusan.- A.P.
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      31 7 OVER 500 striking: workers led by Communist Deputy Roger Line! yesterday forced their way into the state-owned Renault automobile plant in Paris and occupied a workshop paralysed bv their strike. Reuter
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      21 7 THE exchange of punfire across the Arab-Israel border in the divided city of Jerusalem came to an end yesterday afternoon A.P.
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      19 7 A -HEAVY EARTHQUAKE which listed nearly three hours was recorded on a seismograph at Dork me. Surrey, yesterday- Reuter
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      26 7 PKFMIER Mohammed Nairuib slated Thursday that 1-vpt is attempting to achieve hrr riffhts by peaceful means, but if necessary we wlll .^hi#«vi> them by force. A.P.
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      23 7 Reuter AN AFRICAN polit eSMUI was shot four times and died of his wounds in the old Burma Market area of Nairobi yesterday.—
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      18 7 THE United States will give training in atomic warfare to key Allied officers in Europe starting Tuesday.- Reuter
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    Ships Collide
    22 7 A LONDON tanker Caltex Wellington 10 45 t0n^ pn f lively damaged, Lloyd s Sbu> pin A2enc» reported la&t Reuter
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    Mau Mau Murder 464 In Six Months
    82 7 NAIROBI, April 24 (Reuter) Mau Mau terrorists have murdered 4(J4 men. women and children of all races including 10 Europeans, four Asians a nd 20 Africans other than Kikuyu since the state of emergency was declared in Kenya six months a«o, it was
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    GERMAN MISSION
    30 7 THE Indonesian Government is reported to have .-p--proached the West German Government informally recent\y alx)ut the P v of :rj. a milii :y rrain i'.\ to Ir, U.p.
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    UK PoWs Were Not Ill-Treated
    131 7 FREEDOM VILLAGE, April 24 (AP) A British liaison officer said last night that British Commonwealth sick and wounded repatriates have not reported any instances of ill-treatment at the hands of the Communists who held them in North Korean prison ramps. Lieutenant-Colonel J. Bushy, chief liaison
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    DANCER HELD IN IRAN'S BIG MYSTERY
    177 7 DANCER HELD IN IRAN'S BIG MYSTERY TEHERAN. April 24. (AFP). Sensational developments are awaited hourly here following yesterday's resignation of Court Minister Hossein Ala. Informed quarters believe that the resignation was connected with the recrnt disappearance of the proMossadeq I chief of police Afchar Touss. now thought to have been
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    45 7 Dhoto IX the Bay of Along at the mouth of thr Krrl River, lmloCJiina gunboat protects villain from enemj activity. tola from' C p SLZS^ ff>rtlle a d Tllh region from Red infiltration and to fight m f |n the useless land up north. U.P.
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    Red Change In Tactics—Dulles
    197 7 Red Change In Tactics— Dulles r> u ?i S> Apn 24 < Reilter >- Mr. John Fosfrr Dulles, the American Secretary of State, said hero last night that the North Atlantic Council hail agreed unanimously that no basic change in Soviet policy could be assumed. Mr. Dulles said the Council
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    Synthetic Rubber
    29 7 AMERICAN consumption of jrnthetic rubber reached n record <»f 76,1 16 I »ng tons in March, up aboul ln.oon from the prevkM>« mti ed In January. A.P.
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    Thais To Aid Li Mi Move Out
    96 7 b \\< ;k< >k. Apt i :-i the s prepared b plan (»r t: drawal from Burma to via Bangkok or i Chinese Nat malii ts. The preatnl plan, i j, to thfl Bangkok i'. I convey tha tTOOpi 1) V tin- k
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    Mr. Churchill Won't Tell
    57 7 April IM. (H •—Mr. Churchill today <i. r>\ tn tell the i i i 'nun uin her the di i u he if pea i th ident I i Malaya and li I Hi u an wer to a I'''.' I I berg, .i tic ti"i
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      49 7 £9. best against sun IS burn prepared with K cial Anti-Burn filter. 1| ws: 3.15, 6.15 9.15 p.m. "SHISHAM" v Starrinff -N'AZIR— KULDIP and GOPE Tomorrow ormfaii Show 11 a.m. DHILLAGI (Hindi) MiKIMOTO CULTURED PEARLS NECKLACES EARRINGS TO MATCH S P. H. de SfLVA MN«.\I'OKK iiMi'i is x iron
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      74 7 RECORD BREAKS COME EASIER ON A BURROUGHES WATTS BILLIARD TABLE m < <>\mno\i i> i \i;i i OF M I'l Kli Oi \l'l\ I |if < li.iiii|ti«ui-lii|i •»«in« nil o\rr Ihe Horld SPECIAL FEATURES INCLUDE "BURWAT" miii \< m \i ct >iiiu\s Ml.. \n 00 W BSI oi I \n.\\h
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    CITY'S LATEST SKYLINE
    449 8 7th Storey Hotel Compares With Island's Best I'HE opening of the luxurious 7th Storey Hotel ot Rochore Rood tomorrow will give Singapore yet another hotel which can be compared with the best in the island. Situated in the heart of the City, this imposing nine-storey building contains
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    31 8 sdsadas TWERJ.YC; h.gh above lh, J it. the new <th Storey Hotel refreshmo sight in tht S d) fWrf buildings beneath ,t. r> }<>>-<i ro rMe( f tf«ii4«rrfi i to Standard
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    Lights, Fittings Neat, Ingenious
    195 8 Lights, Fittings Neat, Ingenious THE electrical and sanitation fittings at the 7th Storey Hotel are the work of Messrs. Chua Kim Hee Electric Co.. a firm with more than 20 years" experience in *hig tield in Singapore the Federation. This firm's expei:ence is reflected in the ing^r ous methods applied
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    Patrons Will Get Maximum Comfort
    191 8 Patrons Will Get Maximum Comfort I IKF all well-known hotels in StafMtft \u, 7th Storey Hotel boasts,,, r the renowned Dunlopillo supplied t» M, Rubber C*. (Malaya) ltd. Ml Robinson All bedroom ,n the I Dunlopillo matti. comfort toi a tued T out>tanding because thty < don"; need remak m-resistant.
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    30 8 ggdfgdfgd f f tel S b(lr and r *'si<"irant on the sixth floor o' f'» fllCl flooring and pillars embedded with \ni U mirrorvrf I serve* thr whole iloor Standard
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    From Teeming Tenements It Stands Out Strikingly
    248 8 I ROM among the teeming tenements in and around the Rochore Road area, the 7th Storey Hotel stands out strikingly, as high as its name indicates. The exceptionally effective external appearance of the structure was made possible by the highly skilled tile masons
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      107 8 GRAND- OPENING TOMORROW THE 7th STOREY HOTEL RESTAURANT 225/229 KOCIIORE IOAD SINGAPORE -7 TELEPHONE: J C siy 4.1.1 a noiiti.i: itoo.\is aii.aui*: J II XI 1110 1 'SI. II It X ISM It J I iv» Aim o\m i ioxi it I I CENTRAL, CONVENIENT, WITH CAR PARKING I Ist
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    Chrysler Airtemp Units Keep New Hotel Cool
    347 9 Chrysler Airtemp Units Keep N ew Hotel Cool THE cool comfort of the new 7»h <U nIC c possible by the latest oi,-condi« V h s been {oc turcd by America's famous Chrvsf 0 9 s mo "u- ducts of Chrysler Airtemp ativ< ly new to Singapore, a manufacturer of
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    Peep Into A Bedroom
    46 9 ALL the beds in ?hr hoirl }mre DunlopiUo mattresses. Picture thowt I $;<O-n-fiajy bedroom u-ith ta'o itngle f)«-</ /J/cr other room*, it ii tqntppeil until a telephone. A dressing table gtandi in i)ti- rom^r m»A n writing desk beside it Standard photo.
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    45 9 photo. ALL 38 bedrooms in the Ith Storey Hotel are airconditioned with Chrysler Airtemp air-conditioning units. The three-quarter horse power unit can be seen above the dressing table in this one doublebed room. Except in rooms with single beds, the rest have bathrooms attached. Standard
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    WORLD'S BEST IN PAINTS
    225 9 EXCELLENCE of the paintwork of any establishment, whether it be a hotel, flat, or bungalow, depends a great deal on the quality of the products used, and this quality may be found in the world-famous Sikkens' (Holland) paint products, of which Messrs. Vandam's Agencies, 159 A
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    Can You Name This Actress?
    182 9 Star Contest No. 12 stars for you to spot next week. Entries for this contest will close next Thursday. And the prize winner^ names will be published in the Movie Page of the following- Sunday Standard." No correspondence will be entertained in this matter and
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      30 9 SINO-BRSTISH Malaya LTD. I "The Tiling Specialists" 8i e proud to have their name associated with this modern building and wish the 7th Storey Hotel every success. 31, Meyer Chambers,
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      177 9 I :'s»AAAA*A***A******* AAAAAAAAAIkA ,v 4Jk4444AA^ AA(krf > I •3 fr J ll' /r//,v this opportunity of wishing i THE 7th STOREY HOTEL RESTAURANT I II < <//>• prnml tn anu<>uii'< llntl I SIKKENS HOLLAND PAINTS OF SIKKENS LAKFABRIEKEN N.V. SASSENHEIM HOLLAND i 9■a I vilh NMcial resif«laacc i«» -mi ami
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    63 10 I The SS America, (fore- ground) on its way to Europe recently, passes I 1 the SS United States i heading for its New York harbour berth. These two < ships of the U.S. Lines < 'are the largest vessels in I the U.S. trans-Atlantic I passenger service. This is
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    ADRIFT FOR 73 DAYS
    277 10 Youths Recall Tragedy KUMWAIT, Persian Gulf, April 24, (AP).— "lt was 40 days before the women died. After that, one by one, the men died, and their bodies were pushed overboard. The last man to die was the skipper. We were too v.esK to push his
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    UN Investigation
    24 10 THE U.N. General Assembly yesterday voted to set up an international investigation committee to probe Communist charges of__germ warf.ire in Korea, A.F.P.
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    UK's Ist WHALE SHIP RETURNS
    61 10 LONDON April 24. (UP).— The first of Britain's whaling ships returned from the Antarctic yesterday when the factory ship Abraham I.arsen docked at Liverpool wiMi 9.000 tons of whale oil (112.000 barrels^. This season's Antarctic catch for all nations totaled 15.000 units 1.000 units le.-^s
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      668 10 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore Port Suettenham Penang Also dirert Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Due S'pore Due Penang From "Yochovv" May May 9 Japan. H'kon? "Anshun" May 9 Hongkong Sail*. Sails Penan* S'pore toi "Anking" Apr 25 Hongkong "Yochow"
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      664 10 EAST ASIATIC LI? SAILINGS FROM SCANDIVWix IK (o\|, N •S'pfire N(| •SFIANIIir for K.nekf.K l{M^t "SONGKHLA toi b.t.tik-.k 11, lK\| a '•JA\A #1 tin IMaMrta h,uir Kok EAlgUtl Honi»kori>.' Manila Kubf <V YoknhHmji 20 "M,. k "F1ONIA" foi B.iriskok 1 i.| l)n "ASIA" foi Batißkok Saicon, Honckoriß Manila Kobe Yokohama
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    KOREANS HELD IN LAST GAMP
    175 11 \ii.ui ii.^n m> l same in the Colnnv *u |£»iW38 £\!ft Koreans agail dominated the half and 'ed by Jung •ai the with their But iry alter the xusofl and ip .i beauti- H Now turn to run ted th e game as if they
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    Chung Ling Win
    27 11 KUALA LUMPUR, F, i 5?i ore ver v lar se crowd togay the Chung Ling High School Penang. heat th e Victoria Institution 3—o.
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    Eu Tong Sen Cup Tourney
    75 11 Eu Tong Sen Cup Tourney THE Eu Tone Sen Cup Up«?n Invitation Golf competition wilJ be held at the Island Club on Sunday May 10. The I competition is open to I members of any recognis- I ed Golf Club. I Entries close on Mon■s May 4 at 6 p.m.
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    Ex-Skipper Shows How
    114 11 LONDON Apr. 24. (AP)-A ii! rmer England cricket captain, waiter Robins, bowled Lindsay Hassett, the captain of the 1953 Australian team, with a "googiy" Thursday whe n h e joined the Australians at net practice at I-ord i ground. Robins, always a bright nnd breezy batsman. nls-,
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    Rovers Score 4th Successive Win
    202 11 cessivp n^; RS f S )OrtS Club u' SCOrcd their fouiUl *»<*' cesstve win of the season when thev defeated Woodbridge Hospital 2-0 in their SAFA Division 3B fixture at Geylans Stadium yesterday. "»iure Rough play In the closing Stages marred a fast and interS
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    Pulau Brani Boys Move To S-Final
    156 11 LAU BRANI B °ys Club entered the semi-finals of NAFAs Youth competition when they beat Young Men Muslim Association by a solitary goal at the Victoria School yesterday. Pulau Brani will meet Victoria School on Sunday at Jalan Besar stadium. The other semi-finalists are
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    Friendly Soccer
    24 11 OWEN YOUNGSTERS trounced Cathayrin Youngsters 5-0 n nendly soccer at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers were Charlie. Willie. Sonny and Moh Ilui (2)
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    Manila Soccer Team Coming
    92 11 THE Manila soccer team to meet Singapore for their annual interport soccer competition will probably leave Manila in May. Three matches have boon fixed fur them on May 9 10 and 12. SAFA announced yesterday that entries for th e Senior and Junior cup competitions will
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    Gymkhana SC Beaten
    38 11 A GOAL scored by centreforward George nSfUal in the last minute of the second half |ava Tampenig Hovers a narrow 2—l victory over the Gymkhana Sporis Club in their SAFA Division :iB fixture match yesterday.
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      91 11 CIRCUS BUSCH BERLIN mction of Victoria Street and Manila Street, Daily 2 Shows at 6.00 and 9.00 p. m. Matinees Saturday and Sunday at 3.00 p. m. i Matinee HORSES! BEARS!! LIONS!!! i RftABDI and his famous I.IONS will perform Ij ntertainmeni from TONIGHT onwards ire in addition more than
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      31 11 CORONATION TOUR CONTEST Sponsored By Singapore Standard- Alfred's Coronation Souvenirs (in block letters) is the MOST POPULAR Sportsman Sportswoman ot Singapore and the Federation of Malava Date Mark envelope: Coronation Contest
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      333 11 ANNOUNCEMENT TMIIS is to announce that the etnent which took place on the I6th AugiKt 1952. between Mr. Belsian Martin Fernando the youngest son ol Mrs. Belsian Fernando of 208 Serangoon Road Singapore, and Miss J. Teresa the eldest daughter of Mr Mrs. K I) Joseph, of I! M. Navai
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      565 11 STATE OF PERAK TECHNICAL APPRENTICES APPLICATION! are invited for appointment as Technical Apprentices in accordanrc with tho Scheme of Service for Technical Apprentices of the Government of the Federation of Malaya. Qualifications: (J) Age over 16 an<l under 21 on the Ist July. 1953. (ii) School Certificate Grade 1 or
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