Singapore Standard, 27 April 1953

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    15 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD 0L 111 So. 294. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 2T, 1953, SIXTEEN l f \i;KS
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    UMNO SPLIT BY OPEN REVOLT
    373 1 Tire Da to' Order Flung Back To HQ IPOH, Sun.— The United Molays National Urganisation faces a major crisis. A directive from the Organisations Central Executive Committee to expel the chairman of the Perak division of UMNO, Dato Panglima Bukit Ganrang, the Mentri Besar of
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    53 1 Photo pou FK ill 1 lhe POUs able t». walk had disembarked from this Hastings transport plane at Chan si yesterday, RAF stretcher b; ;\rrrs evaluated the more stii o u s cases among the sick and u minded. I'his was the trst stretcher <ase \o be transferred to the
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    Wounded British PcWs Not Bitter
    501 1 N survivors or the Gloucester Regiments at the Imjin River in North Korea m<>. were among the 22 Communistand wounded British soldiers who flew into \esterday, on their way home. For all 22 returning heroes ii was the Rrsj time they ha 1 foot on
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    Police Seek Man, Child
    17 1 a i I ing a Chim g up to the lied i e
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    HK Air Reid Test
    19 1 raid an But ij was i I y H Civil A i r Reuter IliE
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    Red Plan To End PoW Issue
    202 1 PANMUNJOM, April 26, P) The Communist* pro- posed today that the final disposition of prisoners of war who refuse repa rial un be ded at a high level political conference called for in the ciraft armistice agreement. The Communists also propos- cd and the
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    MISS UNIVERSE
    16 1 MISS Universe, Armi Kust'la of Finland, left Hongkong yesterday for Tokyo by nir. AFP
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    Fnglish Speaking
    16 1 ENGLISH Speaking Union branches in M American cities will celebrate Queen ElizabethVs Coronation. Reuter
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    Jap Liberals Sweep
    121 1 WIN ELECTIONS FOR COUNCILLORS TOKYO, April 26, (UP).— Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's pro-American Liberal Party scored a smashin^ virtorv in Friday's election for one half the membership of t"e 250-seat House of Councillors, "rtuaUy complete, returns Indicated thus morning. With some 100,000 votes unaccounted from two districts
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    26 Miners Killed
    39 1 AT LEAST 26 miners were killed and 80 trapped in i n a mineral mine near Ansin^ieo in Western Mexico yesterday. First reports s- J thai the disaster was riu B l» a short circuit. AFP
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    'I Am Not Anti-Communist', Dato Onn Tells IMP
    415 1 'I Am Not AntiCommunist', Dato Onn Tells IMP KI'ALA LUMPI'R, Sun.— Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, the Federation Member for Home Affairs and reelected chairman of the Independence of Malaya Party said to-day that he was not anti-Communist. Answering a heckler at the annual general meeting of the Kuala Luhipur branch
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    Rods Near Laos Capital
    61 1 HANOI. April 2«. Com-manist-led vietminh troops thrift further today toward Luang Prahang. the royal, capital of the I ido-Chiiid dom of Laos from positions 42 miles away Vietminh troops in the hills aloni; 4 h<> southern fringes of the Pain ot .larros liave stopped pumping tnortar
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    48 Tycoons Have Mission To Spore
    401 1 SINGAPORE is recognised by us as a great trading centre, said Mr. Mervyn G. Gaskin, chairman of the Detroit Board of Commerce, as soon as he stepped off the Pan American Air ways at Kallang Airport 1 yesterday. Mr. Gaskin was one of the
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    Slump Hits Hongkong
    62 1 HONGKONG, April 26, (UP) —This colony's textile industry is in a slump and official! here believe there is no relief in sight. The Hongkong Labour Commissioner said 1.400 workers have been laid oft as 14 weaving plants dosed down. Sixty-eight knotting factories with 4. ion employees have
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    REPEAL LOTTERY BILL CALL
    64 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Council Group of the Independence of Malaya Party will consider the repeal of the Federation Lotteries Ordinance. This assurance was given at the annual general meeting of IMF's Kuala Lumpur branch, to-day. A membet of IMP executive Council suggested the repeal because,
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    Captain Of Kalinda Dies Off S'pore
    107 1 CAPTAIN Cornells lc Poolc, master of the Royal Packet Navigation Company's 2,168--ton Kalinda, died of heart failure about 19 hours before she arrived i n Singapore, yesterday. The ship, carrying 240 tons Of general cargo was on her usual run between Tanjong Priok and
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    Thillainathan Keeps Lead
    229 1 Coronation Contest THE positions in The Standard /Alfred's Coronation Tour Contest remained practically the same as last Sun- lay' s count as there was no mail yesterday being a Sunday. Perak's A I Thillainathan thus retains first place with T4.M74 votes. There were only two changes in
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    STAGE SET FOR TODAY'S CONFERENCE
    279 1 KUALA LIMPL'R, Sun. —The stase is set for tomorrow's meeting of the Mentris Besar Sponsored national conference, and contrary to reports from some quarters. tbe invitation of the sponsors has been accepted by most of the political ornanisations and leading citizens in the Federation. The
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    POLICE CHIEF FOUND DEAD
    55 1 TEHERAN April J'i. (AP)— Tho bofiy ot Iran's National Police Chief. Bne Gen. M. i mood Afshartus, wai found by a taxi driver today teveral miles north-east of Teheran, the polmv announced He bad been nu^sintz lor six day Tho announcement laid the missing police 'hid
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    Nine-Hour Curfew In B. Mertajam
    67 1 PENANG, Sun r <» rlamped a nine-hour curfew on •tic whole town of Bukit Mer« i'l u» Province Welle r today 1.. -1411)*****8 from I A!x>wl 2(10 f> Mm re| r polirc. the poiie 0 and home tj'iar'f i „n led out operations wink- tho
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    Red Killed In Ambush
    65 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Si ed om I led two ol as, S• t;-,. were trapped ush laid by an urity >::\i 4 on Bvikit Estate The man killed was Li Pcv.g. who was o:\ the and was a ol the No. 1 branch. the Mala ten
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    Company Reports
    520 2 The Cireat EMtH'l I if<" AsMirame Co. Ltd. Report 1952 records maintenance of Dew business at a hijjh I I despite less favourable economic ■:..ii:io:is. a substantial Kse in assets and Mitisirns from investtt.ents. Shareholders will receivc a dividend of 20 per cent. a-. f> per cent. whi.'r,
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    S.I.T. Tenants To See Blythe
    337 2 TEN COMMUNITY CENTRES MEET TO TAKE ACTION SINGAPORE Improvement Trust tenants yesterday decided to send o delegation to meet the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. W. L. BJythe, to protest ogainst withdrawal of 15 per cent rebate in the monthly rental of all post-war S.I.T.
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    32 2 photo. AN IMPOSING VIEW of one of Singapore's new luxury hotels. the Embassy, opposite the Katonc Park. The hotel was opened on Saturday at a dinner given by the manacf mrnt. Standard
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    Seladang Falls Into Boar Trap
    60 2 Seladang Falls Into Boar Trap KAJANG. Sun. A firrrr and huee SeUdaac was jui;ht in a trap laid for wild boars by the villagers of Dengkil. The cati-h was reported to the Policy and the beast handed to the Game harden. Selangor. More Seladanps are believed to be hovering about
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    Taiping Wedding
    48 2 TAIPING, Sun. hi *"c Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart here yesterday Mi.««t Margaret Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Checr.v Kang Yoi^g married Vincent Shaun, son of Mrs. B. Monteii i e! Kuala Lumpur. A reception was heid at the Hokkien Hoay Kuan.
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    MALAYA PRESS CLUB BALL ON MAY 2
    113 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The ar Presi Clul ol lays ball, pn eedi ol v. are in aij ol the in£ fund, will be bn d May 2. .:i the Hotel Majest Besides floor ihows which include items bv the Scottish Reel Club and
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    LEE-FISHER WEDDING
    75 2 TAIPIXG. Sun. A \\Vknown Taiping sportsman. Police Lieutenant Jama Lee. married Miss Kathleen F:sher of Sheffield. England, at AH Saints Church here yesterday. Army Chaplain B. Habberton officiated at the ceremony. The bride was given away bv Mr. K. W. Gray. OSPC. taping. Matron of honour was Mrs.
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    'Bosses Must Now Make Sacrifices'
    268 2 KI'ALA LIMPtR. Sun- Capitalists in Malax.i had enjoyed the prosperity which the country had aad now they must make sacrifices. Mr. Lee Moke Sap. general secretary of the Pan-Malayan Labour Pa said today. He was ?pe'k motion which he m the Si iangor Labour Par*v
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    HECKLER AT UMNO MEET THROWN OUT
    72 2 IPOH. Sun. To m ing off V If IOMI bra: t V. D:\ of UMNO was inu rrupled I Tie v thcr a Aelti nor in < ii d" i I tfet TIM orrup»ion n Chft Moh. N ipi iking on h. soil." lorti
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    'Don't Yield To Rubber Barons'
    146 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The rubber workers' Tamil weekly. Sangamani. has asked the Government not to yield to pHHUW of "rubber barons"' who propose that a rubber inquiry commission be dropped. The paper, published bv the 50,000-strong Plantation Workers' Union. In hs editorial yes- terday warned
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    CITY LOSES 25 BY PNEUMONIA
    39 2 PNEUMONIA and enteritis were responsible for most deaths last week within the City of Singapore. Twenty-live peopie succumbed to pneumonia whi:e 23 died of enteritis. Altogether. 170 people died and 775 babies were born.
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    DIDN'T SHOW UP
    22 2 PROFESSOR K. A. X. SaMry failed to turn up at a meeting oi the Tamil Association In Singapore yesterrkiy.
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      80 2 For Coronation celebration dec Ring ***** SIN KUANG COMPANY 561 Beach Road, Singtpw f /oh for I ANOTHER NEW FOOl COLMANS BROIL: Mix 2 tbspa < Muj«tArd Into 1 tb»p. ]emon Jul 61owly stir Hi 2 tb»p-. meltod burlne; mix til! rmooth. Droll 1 till hAlf-rookert; turn. «pre«d uti. me.it
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      95 2 Weather Report >II\IMIM Tl MPFRATI KI: from 7."M> p.m. »m Apr. 25 to ::o a.m m Apr. "'<> Stanpore i77Fi. Penang (75Fi. Kota lialiru <75 F). Kuala l.umpur 1 7.*> V<. Ipoh (74 V\. Ku.muin (73 Fi. M.«\imum r«m|>eralure: from a.m. lo 7.:'.0 p.m. on Apr. <ingaporr iS.") F>. Prnan^:
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    Sin Chew Photo Exhibition
    203 3 THE three-day Sin Chew Jit Poh Photographic Exhibition, which was held in Singapore ended yesterday. Th« large number of entries included those from Hongkong, the Federation and Singapore. The photographs will shortly go on exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Pcnang. Below are the winning entries
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    Lighter Workers May Strike
    65 4 Lighter Workers May Strike MOKE than 120 workers the Singapore age and TransCompany, may g on e, if their claims fox k rig conditions are ettled. i meet soon to de- cen 1 heir their employers. 00-strong Singar Workers' Union, Standard yesterday ■te company was "adain its attitude i:» Mt>
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    Selangor Labour Boycotts Unity Talks
    237 4 Selangor Labour Boycotts Unity Talks BUTCHIASOUNDS CLASH WARNING KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Selongor Labour Party has decided to stay out of to- morrow's National Conference in Kuala Lumpur. This decision was unanimously taken at the Party's annual general meeting today. The meeting also stopped its president. Mr. K. C. Chia
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    36 4 picture. THE newly wedded Sultan of Pahang and his wife— 22 > ear-old Habsah binte Lebai Mat a former joget dancer at the Lucky World. Kuala Lumpur, seen at the Selangor Races on Saturday. Yong Peng Seong
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    It Will Be Wonderful To Be Home-Ex-PoW
    242 4 ALBERT James Hawkins (21) a private of the Gloucester Regiment, lay in bed at the R.A.F. Changi Hospital— both his legs paralysed. He had bee;i released from Chongsmng Prison Camp in North Korea on'.v six days ago after two-year captivity. Said Private Hawkins
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    A Thousand And One Souvenirs From TIN
    118 4 TIN will be on display in a thousand and one Coronation souvenir articles in a small exhibition in the windows of Malaya House in London. Many thousands of these souvenirs have born produced by manufacturers for sale during: Coronation year. and a larpe
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    Tenants To Hold Crisis Meeting
    159 4 Tenants To Hold Crisis Meeting WHEN 1 pn vern Trust's rommi nits centres' Co oj J tint Action meets Mr. W.L. Blythe. it will make »i u that *iie Government di decision to withdraw the IS Dei cent rebate on the I *ti Mr. Teo Seng Bco. chainnau of i.
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    Suffolks Given Borough Freedom
    62 4 THE rirsi Battalion the Suffolk Regiment, which returned home in February after three years service in Malaya, received the Freedom of the Borough of Sudbury SulTolk. on Saturday. The Battalion eliminated li)7 terrorists in Malaya. LJeut-ColoneJ P. A. Morecombe, the battalion commander, speaking if the Freedom
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    RELIC FOR JB
    69 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— The relic of St. Francis Xavier, which arrived in Malacca from Goa on Mar. 12 and has since been taken around Malaya Will arrive in Johore Bahru on May 2. In honour of the occasion High Mass will be sung at the Church of
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    10 4 photo. •hows me 0 )he ruest tt.*|^JX??i UOSts PUlur Standard
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    Police Patrol Move Fast; Suspect Held
    182 4 WITHIN nine minutes of i. living their summons, the new of a police patrol iticcessfniiy traced and arrested European believed to have npted to hold up n :axi driver Saturday night. The taxi driver told the i c lie picked up two Euroi a(
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    Lower Paid Govt. Staff Want More
    140 4 THE lower income group c -< Government lervants meeting ovei '-he weekend decided to take itroi to get a $20 merer, e n I'd taJ monthly em They \vcr t > offered mi create ;n emohiroei ts by Singapore Government rei.v. ranging from M
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    'Operation Brutus'
    97 4 •OPERATION BRl'TrS* ll in Singapore. Officers of the Royal N«» y, the Royal Air Force and the Army from the Colony, the Federation of Malaya and Hongkong are taking part in this three-day operation which is conducted by the C-in-C., the Far East Laud Forces, Genera! Sir Charles
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    Women Teachers To Do Battle For Union Seats
    126 4 WOMEN teachers h« Singapore. who hitherto have taken little or no active part in the affairs of their Union, have now started a big campaign to "pack** the annual general meeting; of the Singapore Teachers' I'nion scheduled for next month. A spokesman
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    Ruler Makes Award
    4 4 Ruler Makes Award I
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    The Coronation
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    KHOO HITS AT GOVT. SILENCE
    274 4 FINANCIAL CRISIS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— That Government policy does not seem to reflect very much on the rapid economic changes that have taken place in the country's primary industries, was the opinion expressed by Mr. Khoo Teik Ee, President of the Malayan Estate Owners Association
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  • Article
    Import Of Jap Goods For Transhipment
    152 4 APPLICATIONS may be submitted for licence import goods of any kind from Japan. provided that such foods '*rc for re-export to nonSterling destinati A Singapore GovcrnnMßf release yesterrtnv states that licences will be issued subject to the following conditions: a) that the goods are
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    March Trade Was $574 Mil.
    38 4 PRELIMINARY tigv;res for the total external trade in the Federation of Ma'.u>a and Singapore for the month of March were given as follows: Imports of merchandis $286 million: exports of merchandise. S2BB million.
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    'Taxes Will Hit Rubber Industry'
    54 4 HEAVY din I taxes on rubber w tually ih< Uldu the .1 of i Eastern R»\; !v Singapore, a! 1 ing Satuid. The prop. irktf remaif' purchase ■nd there 1 latioii," he iaM. He tail imn found ii ready mark< I a th prop< rty
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    Speaking of Pictures...
    202 5 OR rven PHturr prtfcM on fhi* pa=e Tlie Si.ndard will pa, S3. Se«d you. pktures t« -S»e«kiM <" P*I hi Standard. 128. Robinson K..*rf Siu^porr I. picture must br a« t «mp a «ird »w a romplHr* f pri.trd below and pa>.ed o« the bark ..f the
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      12 5 SPK\KIN<, m PICTI s Kam A lie* C men Used fi t»rlure
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    Paper Tigers
    760 6 [^liE course of Malayan history is not likely to be altered by the round table conference on Malayan unity to be held in Kuala Lumpur today. No doubt its Sponsors may be tempted to use the phrase 'historic occasion'' in the course of their deliberations today. But the
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    WILL HISTORY BE REPEATED IN JAPAN?
    1132 6  - WILL HISTORY BE REPEATED IN JAPAN? PATRICK O 'DONOVAN Asks in his concluding article on the Japanese sceiK TOKYO. THE country is quiet; its politics have a faintly silly quality; its people complain when pressed, but they have a happier air than most Europeans. Yet, like a fused and buried
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  • We the PEOPLE
    • Letter
      Difference Between Union, Association
      672 6 Sir; In your corresponded, 'e page, 18.4.53. under the heading "Bed Sores And Nurses.*' Camilla Griffith, K lala Lumpur, promises to explain the basic difference between a Trade Union and an Association. She does nothing of 'he sort. but launches into an attack on the nursing
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    Moscow Secret Weapon Is Blunted
    970 6  - Moscow Secret Weapon Is Blunted DENNIS BLOODWORTH />Y r J'HE sudden arrest In March of more leading ials of the French Communist Pai nd the C nist lontrolled Genera] C nfe ieration ol Lai r ti.T > haa shown thai ne h security an now act against th« rty with
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    13 6 Snr> use! I can't fool him! lie still know* I'm postman!'
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    Iran's Beautiful Queen Leaves As Mystery Deepens
    176 7 TEIIE R A N. April 26 (Reuter) Queen Suraiya, the ih's wife left here by air .xl.n for Europe "for treatment", it was announced. The Queen's aircraft left Irhrran at noon. Th P Court Ministry announced ton days ;it;o that Queen Suraiya would
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    IKE ADVISED: GIVE MORE AID TO ASIA
    238 7 WASHINGTON, April 26: (Reuters x < investigated foreign aid operations in 14 T, 0f 55 American businessmen wer administration to cut economic assistam-P il" 6 haS advised the Eisen it to the Far Kast Western Europe and increase Depa?tmenf^ e liJL e^ ft"
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    Ike Gives Pledge To CIO
    130 7 Ike Gives Pledge To CIO i i'lOX. April 26: t President Eisenv attacked "the of mass unemployed "every usere, private and avoid it in the to Mr. Walter lent of the ConIndustrial OrganisaMr. Eisenhower cribed to th e EmA .46. which Council of Ecoand made it > promote full rr.ado
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    NO COMPLAINT OF KOREAN ILL-TREATMENT
    97 7 SEOUL, April 26: CAP) Phe Commander of all British Commonwealth Forces in Korea. Lt.-Gen. H. Wells, said not one Commonwealth prisoner freed by the Communists so far has told of death marches of similar ill-treatment. In an official statement rei^ased here last night. Gen. Wel!
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    Record Flight By Turbo-Prop
    72 7 Record Flight By Turbo- Prop LONDON, April 26 (Reuter; A Vickers Viscount, the world's lirst turbo-prop airliner, flew the 490 miles between Zurich and London airports last month in the record lime of one hour, 47 minutes and 11 seconds, it was confirmed today. The British plane rovered the distance
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    17,000 ON STRIKE
    23 7 PICKETS wearing red armbands patrolled entrances to Bremen's shipyards yesterday as 17,000 workers went on strike for higher pay.- Reuter
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    43 7 HATING an ice-cream lakes- as much concentration as l>«'in? a Red Indian or a Fearly King:. You ask these three fancy dress competitors at the Church of England Children's Society party at Newcastle. They come from the St. Nicholas Boys' Home near Sunderland.
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    Synthetic Rubber
    21 7 RKPORTS from Washington Indicate that Administration leaders are giving serious thought to boosting the price of svnthetic rubber. Reuter
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    I-C War Serious-Rodford
    157 7 HANOI, April 26 (AP)— Admiral Arthur Radford, Com-mander-in-Chief of U.S. Land. Sea and Air Forces in the Pacific, described the war situation in Indo-China as "serious" as Communist-led led Vietminh Invaderi drove steadily closer to the royal Laotian capital of Luang Prabeng. Admiral Radford arrived in Hanoi
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    COLD WAR'S END IS NEARER
    488 7 FREE WORLD AWAITS FIRST RUSSIAN MOVE WASHINGTON, April 26.— The White House stated yesterday that if Soviet leaders took definite steps to solve world problems "they will find the United States and other free nations ready to work unceasingly for peace." The statement, which was
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    Bradley Wants Successor Named
    92 7 WASHINGTON. April 26 CAP). General Omar Bradley. Chairman ol the U.S. Joint Chief of Staff, has proposed that successors for him»elf and two of the other three members of the top military planning group be named promptly. Gen. Bradley*! term nnd that of General J. Lawton
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    A-BLAST KNOCKED THEIR HATS OFF
    195 7 LAS VEGAS, Nevada, April 2(i, (Neuter) One »fl America's most poueilul atomic MHMI was r\plo<l< <t vt'sU-rdnv the seventh in Uw wpitol series tf tr^ts watched hv lb Otflff€Mmea .mil 2.400 troops. Observen >1 Um tower ten ilei iwsy the Cong ireti ed Mid the
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    Family Slain
    54 7 NAIROBI, Apr! 2C> (AP).— An Italian sawmiller'i wife and two children, aged 14 ;md 16, and an African cook wen harked to death with native pangas (Ion:? knives) by Mau Man terrorists on Saturday. The murders took place at an isolated sawmill in 'he Karatina district, on the
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    BIG 3 MEET ON RUSSIA
    200 7 Paris. April 26. (Beuter) Relaii ms w v i Russia d >minut^l i n ex .iange of icws between Min -ei i of ihe Big Three Western Powers Britain. France and the united Sta a; the French Foreigi Ofl e after the Atlai meci:.^ last
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    New Tractor Is Top BIF Show Piece
    239 7 BIRMINGHAM, April 26: (Reuter). A wonder tractor that takes the work out of gardening will he one of the top show pieces in the British Industries Fair, which opens here tomorrow. This jack-of-all-jobs tractor is a gardener's dream. It can cut bracken, undergrowth,
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    Russian Trawlers Sail For Home
    67 7 GLASG< >W April M: (Reu'cr) Fo R .in traw which ha Ashing jusi nor .1 of :h< S and 1- i for .;.< p. i two months, have now sailed for home, it \va.^ reported here. It i- estimated they must have co <■•*•() over
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    Nine Japs Held
    24 7 INDONESIAN Police .•:nested nine Japanese scainr:i in Tarempa. on Bungnran I^lnnd, between West Borneo ;;nd Riau Archipelago for stealing scrap. U.P.
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    Storm Over Prince Akihito's UK Visit
    250 7 LONDON, Apr 26 (AP).— Crown Prince Ak hito of Japan arrives here tomorrow on an historic state visit while some individual Britons are still debating whether to welcome the 1 9-year-old youth or to give him the cold shoulder. Ihe future Emperor of Japan,
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    24 7 THE NATO Council has derided to Increase defensive power by six divisions and 1,000 planes by the end of this year. AFP
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    14 Internees Going Home
    216 7 .DJG Reuter D.K DG.,;S controls to July M1 in areas which now haw them.— AP SINN Feinn. a militant Irish nationalist group. >esterday railed on Irish cinema workers to ban the film of the Queen'* coronation o n June 2 from Irish movie theatres.— AP A
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    RUBBER'S STEADINESS ATTRACTED INVESTORS
    567 8 RUBBER'S STEADINESS ATTRACTED INVESTORS By A Market Correspondent MALAYAN markets had a less spectacular week with the greater steadiness of rubber encouraging more investment interest in industrials. As the metal i settled at the lower levels, fluctuations lessened and there was smaller business spread over an increased number of Tin
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    26 8 IMPOKT.VI IOX <>f Japan-ese-made thirti wa* vig protested on Friday by the Jamaican Shirt Mjlcct I'riifc! as detrimenUi] to the Island's oronomv A. P.
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      3248 9 CHAPTER TWELVE Itixh is Epson <>d Ocean Great Stabiliser Of Climates; Gul f Stream Plays Bia Role W Uh\ the building of the Panama Can*i r rrely criticized in Europe. The lini al was first suggested, the project was .1 would allow the waters of the
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    PRESTON STILL IN THE HUNT
    489 10 Intricate Problems At Foot Of Table LONDON, April 25, (Reuter)— A match between Preston North End, only challengers who can prevent Arsenal from winning the Football League Championship, and Derby County, bottom team in the table, may provide the match of the season next Wednesday
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    SCOTTISH CUP FINAL DRAWN
    288 10 GLASGOW. April ?:>, (Keuter)— The Scottish Cup football final between Rangers and Aberdeen will have to be replayed next VVednesday following their I—l draw at Hampden Park here today. A crowd of 134.000 saw an exciting match in which the Rangers owed much to their defence.
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    Begins Well
    54 10 LONDON. April 26: CReuter)— Bt-i-iiv Locke. South Africa's of the British Open i"■ ampionship wron his ni si match in England thi-> season he partnered .M s x Faulkner, i former champion. Hany *¥eetman, former play champioffi. and Ken two and oi}e. were flaying in foui b Lime
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    73 10 WKARIXG his famous erash-helmet. veteran French bike ace Jeaa Robic known ag the "Testa di Vrtro" (The Glass-Head) lurausc of his trt-quent falls, gets ready to mount his bike for the Rome-Naples race. Robic. wh o won the first edition of this race two year* .\»>* is again among the
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    Huddersfield Win Sixth Rugby Final
    424 10 WEMBLEY STADIUM, MIDDLESEX, April 25, (Reutcr)— Huddersfield, the Yorkshire Club won their sixth Rugby League cup final today when they beat their Lancashire rivals St. Helens here by 15 points (3 goals, 3 tries) to 10 (two goals, two tries), after a tough bloodthirsty game.
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    SCA Junior Tourney
    94 10 results of sew Junior tournament matches played yesterday were In section "A." Indians collected seven points from RAF Changj on the B:ilestier ground yesterday. I. A. batted first and scored 78 runs to which the Ctumgi airmen replied with a paltry :J6. In anotrrr .section "A'< game,
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    Guersant Defeats Wilwyn
    162 10 Guersant Defeats Wilwyn SAXDOWN T'ARK (England). A (AP>— A French •rse Guersant, owiud by Baron Guy de Roth>chi!d. stopped a British champion. Wihvyn wi»ning his 13th consecutive race in the milc-and two-furlong Coronation Stake today. Wilwyn last rail "won tn«-i>-hVOOO International race at Laurel Park. .Maryland His owner Kenl fruit
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    BANKERS LOSE
    41 10 ASTON Athletic Club dev Hon*> Kong Bank 4—2 in a friendly soccer match at the Clerical Union ground. Scorers for the Aston were Chee Seng. Samv, Ee Kiam and Ghee An. Honf Kong Bank scored through Nndttrajah and Dudin.
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    Blackpool's Cartett May Miss Wembley
    368 10 LONDON, April 25, (Reuter)-Blackpool have some bad luck virtually on the eve of th- Cup Final Already without inside-left Alan Brown and left-half Keely for next week's big game they suffered another heavy blow today when left-back Garrett broke his nose He is considered a
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    Results & Positions
    1279 10 Results Positions i.i:.\c;i E, division I Burnley 2. Chaiiton Ath 0. Cardiff 1. Aston Villa 2. Liverpool 2, Chelsea 0. Manchester C. 5. Blackpool 0 Middlesbrough 5. Man. Utd 0 Newcastle U. 2, Bolton War.d. 3 Preston 2. Arsenal 0 Sheffield 4. Sunderland 0. Stoke City 1. Derby County 2
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      70 10 SINGAPORE SOCCER: SAFA Dir 1 CA IRC J. Bemr. United v P T Dir. :\C—MFA: Senntgnnn MY 0 Blue Rovers— CY MA. BOXING: West Australian r Fed. of Boys Club— Hnppi/ World. TKftN I S: Singapore v Johore at Johore Bahru International Club. KUALA LUMPUR SOCCER: UMNO V Sultan S'man
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    'OLD BRIGADE' STILL TOPS IN N.S. CRICKET
    708 11 SEREMBAN, Sun.— With the Cricket season now in progress, the local fol- Kin Willow" are beginning to turn their thoughts to the State's prospects In its inter-state engagements this season. iU c There is a dearth of new talent in Negri and the
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    Ismail School Shield Soccer
    72 11 BATU PAHAT. Sun.— Old Boys beat the Present Boys of Ismail English School 2-1 to win the Mahyddin Shield. The goals were scored in the first half. In the 10th minute, Maurice Khoo opened the score, ami few minutes later, Wan Ismail increased the score for
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      42 11 SINGAPORE CITY COUNCIL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT Will all consumers who are contemplating Coronation lighting schemes please submit to the City Electrical Engineer their load requirements before 30th April 1953. Applications for load in excess of 5 K.W. cannot be accepted after this date.
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    Customs SC Unbeaten
    182 12 CUSTOMS Sportj Ci:b main•.a:ned their unbeaten run when 'ley scored a convincing 2—o n^ er Town Ranger* in their s.A.F.A. Division 111 c league soccer at the Geylan« Stadium esterday. With yesterday's win the Customs hav e now ten points from live outings. Customs scored their Aral
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    High Class Tennis By 5 Aussies
    589 12 High Class Tennis By 5 Aussies SINGAPORE tennis fans had a glimpse of what the Australians intend to do at Wimbledon this year when members of their six-man contingent, on arrival in Singapore yesterday enroute to Britain with manager Harry Hopman, delighted a large crowd with high class singles and
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    TIGERS SLAM FIVE PAST PBU
    450 12 TIGER S.A. chalked up yet another win when they slammed five goals past Pulau Brani United without reply at Jalan Besar Stadium. This is Tigers' fifth victory in five games, with an average of five goals a match. The Tigers were definitely better team and
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    8 Runs Win For Wanderers CC
    73 12 Wantierera CC beat the Sinnalese Association by 8 runs in Ronr' e A ndly cnck^ match at bodca yesterday. The Sinhalese who went into wi a Water lo wicket Ton ,r. to score OMlv 6:i runs. SS!T o b.2 1 e w^rS tS£n£& f
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    Old Rivals To Meet In Soccer Final
    241 12 YICTORIA School, last years SAFA youth soccer champions, entered the final yesterday when they beat Pulau Brani Boys Club 3—o at Jalan Bttar stadium. Their opponents for the second year are the St. Joseph's Insti- tution. This decider will be played on May
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    KHAMIS LOSES MALAYS TITLE
    86 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun itnamis ot Singapore iost hi^ < l n^ le s J itle in the All-Malaya Malays Tennis championship to wS tl iwa of Job e ho Khamis began well to c id 4-1 in the first set before Yon r>ok five games in
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    Rained Off
    32 12 THE Senior League Section <B> cricket fixture between the Chh y and Cevlon SP«S Club was called off owing to rain at Xee Soon yesterdav po?SS! Ides wiil h^ u
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    Chinese Selangor Win 1-0
    153 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Selangor Chinese beat Pahansj Chinese I— o In the MCFA soccer played on the Princes Road ground today. The gam wa s played in rain throughout makitr the game scrappy. Selangor would have won by a bigger margin had i* not been for
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    WEIGHTS FOR SECOND DAY
    438 12 *«S?t£L2' t £z~l'%£j» (L 4— Div. 2—6 r.l My Pearl 8.13 Kind Regards 8.12 E cte r 8.11 Passing Fair 8.10 (■olden Sands 8.09 Battle Cruiser 808 Liberty Flag 8.07 Sailor Bird 8.06 Kipplin? River 804 ragle Hawk 8.02 Sweet Dream 8.01 tarnley 8.00 CL. 4—
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    Jockeys To Appeal Against Suspension
    323 12 KIALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Thirteen Jockeys have been suspended from riding until May 5. This follows a decision arrived at an emergency meeting held bv the stewards of the Selangor Turf Club last n*ght The jockeys are Albei t Speri- per, Gordon fjmsdown, George Whitney. F.
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    S'pore To Send Boxers To Australia
    103 12 Singapore will sond a tram of 20 youth boxers to Australia next year for the annual boxing tournament between .Australia and Singapore for (h e Aw Chrng Chye Challenge trophv from Jan. 20 to 31. This was decided at a meeting between Singapore and
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    Traction U. Force Draw
    184 12 A foal scored against the run Of play enabled Malay Settlement Union to share honours with Traction Union when thev grew 2-all in their S.A.F.A. Division 3B encounter at CYM\ ground yesterday. The exchanges w*r 9 even in a goallesi first half. In th e 20th
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    27 12 A view of yesterday's exhibition doubles by the Australian Wimhl i picture shows nearest camera, Lewis Iload and Ken Kosrufii the court. Clive Wilderspin and Rex Hartuig
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    MALAYA MAY LOSE CUP, WARNS KHOO
    336 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— A warning that a complain,, mit.., Malaya the Thomas Cup was made by the retiring president I Association of Malaya. Mr. Khoo Teik Ke, ipeaktag at the of the association held here today. "Whal are our prospects in 7 future Thomas
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    SCRC SNATCH A NARROW WIN
    474 12 SINGAPORE Chinese Recreation Club beat Ihr Indian Association by 69 run s in the first innings in the SCA senior A natch played at lions Lim Sen yesterday. Play was abandoned in the second innings, when the Chinese were 133 runs for seven wickets. Tie
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    Badminton Tournament For Schools
    51 12 Badminton Tournament For Schools 1 'M. mnii m lUllllliMlMfl will be \u i,i H K 'i.i I iiinidii U\*4 lit.r l.v lag ontmittn rided i, th,. mn mi I K I. limn ill F SORT 111 I soi rm i /<»\» I'm hiA rn r i H ii mm M
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      30 1 YOUTH y EEKIY NE WSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH 1 1)|.. I N«». *>l MONDAY, Al'Rlf. 27, 1 KM K r v« i i 1:1 i
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      986 1 Character Budding In Congenial Surroundings rill w-: Australian amateur boxiat i,.,., ta nude up of member fr, tk rl ±K! lU that state. iJu Police rhix Movement, tod a 3 u ne o f the in.i... Vuslralia. started i. New s,,' r 1
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      104 1 M'ilE correct ■nsweri to the -L Youth Contest of April 13 PANDIT NKIIRU lISKNHOWKR ANTHONY EDEN. T:i« Following me ihe eight nrinners:* 1 1 or Kuni 100, 23 3rd. Avenue; New Settlement, K.nmMis-, Keoh P«li c;iak. S*d. V. Anflo>ChineM tiitl*' School, ly^rt, I'etak. C'hua Thye (iuan. G
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      GREAT PEOPLE OF YESTERDAY
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      1032 2  - Women Are More Useful Than Livestock! TODAK 1 B Jmm 3n A t By In the days of Wise King Solomon, a really fine man was one who had many camels, goats, horses, donkeys and wives. Weallh was counted in livestock, but naturally— COME time ago it was last October
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