Singapore Standard, 2 May 1953

Microfilm: NL2303
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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD jit jwT* Vttl. 11l No. 2<)<> SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1953. TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS
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    65,000 VOTES POUR IN FOR THILLAINATHAN
    333 1 65,000 VOTES POUR IN FOR THILLAINATHAN HBH^--_-t------------------ i I CORONATION TOUR CONTEST ...-----------------------------MM-M-i I. rs t«u tin- Staadard i v Coronation l oui I had t.Mcir has rd <•> Ill v ihc lm il pollute da) ulu ti Ihey poun d i!m:i roupons Siagapore Staadard i yet aaotaei heclic ur
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    Ike Paying Persona! Attention Tolndo-China
    426 1 Ike Paying Persona! Attention Tolndo-China *Mi! Ma) 1. (t T P). 4ond tontv •oe cr is giving the Indo-China i] irh to the Invatnmnnist Viet P i They under>tood he is most anxious that at all costs the Communists should be prevented from reaching the Thai holder. They believe that
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    Reds Flag Down A Train With HIs Head
    60 1 Reds Flag Down A Train With HIs Head li'op Killed I i -One »1 the top terrorists] \h Kuk, lu\> been killed by mem-; was announced yesterday. rc- il on in the re3 Rceol Border e act ties Ml P. cen- Impor- ai member of 1 *he P ntral rommittee
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    New PAL Route
    15 1 THE Philippines Air Lines announced it _> inaugurating service to Bangkok yesterday. UP
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    UNIONS ACCUSE POLICE
    408 1 Threat To Three Members Alleged Standard Staff Reporter THE 22-man Sirgapore Joint Council of Action, representing more than 18,000 Government employees, yesterday charged the Police wiih intimidating three trade unionists who are its members. In a statement last nighr the Council states. "We learned with great alarm
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    Subs For Mao
    31 1 UP RUSSIA handed over a flotilla of 15 submarines *o Communist China before 'he end of March this year. ihe China Union Press reported in i Taipei yesterday
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    A-TESTS PUT OFF
    35 1 ATOMIC tests scheduled to 'ake place today at Las Vegas i have been postponed to May I 7 because radio-activity caused jby the explosion on April 25 is still foo strong. A.F.P.
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    35 1 SOME 180.000 Coronation medals with red, white and blue ribbons will shortly be distributed free to Singapore schoolchildren by the Education Department. The children will receive these Souvenir medals just before Coronation Week. P.R.O. picture.
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    35,000 Flee West
    28 1 ABOUT 35 udii c rman -ought asylum West Berlin in April 13,000 than the record figure* 18.000 ir March V.". Bei I official- -aid. Reuter
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    Rebels Strike Near Burma
    504 1 Vietminh Ring Nais. RANGOON. May 1. -Vietminh forces have almost encircled a group of Chinese Nationalist guerillas m the area of Mong Pa Lio, near the border of Burma and Indo-China on the River Mekong, according to reports reaching Rangoon today. Mong Pa Lio is about
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    Slander Charge By Red Leader
    295 1 Slander Charge By Red Leader PANMUNJOM, May The plenai y i« [on <-i tho armistice delegation* was adjourned at 11 a .m. today. Anothei meeting wa for n a.m. tomorrow, At today*i m etiafl af Ual ta officer Rear Admin Daniel, thief United N •i officer, th.it the Communist return
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    Warship Gives May Day Salute
    33 1 TOKYO M.r. I it p. The might tip. New Jei lunderoui May Day her 16-in< h mun rasta Won an A t.'" mf 1 lo patre N force.
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    7,000 INVITED
    13 1 Al .K'S I to the 'oronation ol W bave I U.P.
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    2 BORs To Die For HK Murder
    82 1 HONGKONG. May I: (AFP) Ju>;ice T. W Gould this evening sentenced to death by hanging two British soldiers found guilty of the murder of a Chinese woman employee of Uie Navy. Army and Air Force Institute m the Hong Kong New Territories on
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    Bulganin: We Can't Neglect Defences
    105 1 PARIS, May I.— Soviet Minister of National Defence Marshal Bulganin today warned troops at Moscow's traditional May Day parade that Russia cannot neglect her defences so long as peace statements by Western leaders were -not backed by deeds." "Our Government. a.s is j known from
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    39 1 MISS KAKI'NA Suv.una hh.ik. a fair contestant lar the much coveted title »»t' Miss Thailand IMI pose* for her photo at Ban^s.tcn. a seaside resort of Thailand. Hot weather m Bangkok sends thousands to the sea shore. l't* photo.
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    62 1 Radiophoto. GENERAL Naguib. Egyptian Premier. presides at the Anglo-Egyptian talks on the Canal Zone issue m Cairo, ln centre, facing camera, is Sir Ralph Stevenson, the British Ambassador m Cairo, and next to him is General Sir Brian Robertson. On right is Mahmoud Fawzi. the Egyptian Foreign Minister with Lt.-
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    Lady Slim III
    52 1 LADY Slim, wife of Sir William Slim. Australia's new Governor General, who has just arrived m Australia is iH and a doctor has been summoned, according to a bulletin issued last night from Governmen: House. The bulletin said Lady Slim was suffering a recurrence of an earlier
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    Bomb Explodes While Peron Makes Speech
    114 1 BUENOS AIRES. May l (UP). A powerful bomb was exploded today half a block from the Palncio De! Congre>o where President Juan D. Peron was delivering his "State of the Union* 1 address inaugurating the 87th session of the Argentine Congress. The blast, one
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    4 Women Tell Of Robbery
    340 2 4 Women Tell Of Robbery POUH vomer •.e Singapore Sixth i i int m. i <* eked th< ho tr befon I. i_ I Ha targed with rig H imen of Sl.iH.") m cry while ilver on Jan .7 Ul Buk.t Timah Choo f th. a testified m the ho
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    Talk On Horticulture
    38 2 THE Singapore Sikh Partinidh Sabha Youth Section, whose heaaqi.ar'ers- are at the Ramakrishna Mission, will be given a talk on May 9 by Professor R.E. Holt turn on MHort culfa ra ai a Hobby.* 1
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    ICFTU CALL
    36 2 THE t Free Trade Unions, i .tiny more tl an 54,000.--'">o. workers m 12 c. lay called on >rka the world to "c i the 1 ght for freed m progress, < ad and pei
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    SOME WILL PAY, OTHERS SAY NO
    312 2 Increase In SIT Rents SOME of the tenants of post war Singopore Improvement Trust houses will pay the 15 per cent increase m rent caused by the withdrawal of the rebate, which became effective yesterday. Others refuse to pay, The Standard was told. Mi
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    JUDGMENT STAYED IN S'PORE LIBEL SUIT
    235 2 MR. .11 STICK WHITTON m the Singapore High Court yesterday, reserved judgment m the libel suit brought against the Nanyang Siang Pau. by Ideal Homes Construction Company. Mr. Kenneth Seth for the plaintiffs ~<'.<i "nat thereon y concerned with 'he .squatters' -ide of the
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    Jail For 2 Seamen Who Stole A Car
    175 2 Jail For 2 Seamen Who Stole A Car TWO seamen of the B:. tanker "Niticina." scheduled to sail from Singapore today were sent to prison because thej could not pay fines imposed he Second Traffic Po ice Court yesterday. The seamen. Pullan Wilson Leonoit, were sentenced to tih days' simple
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    Midwives Pass Test
    92 2 THE following have passe. i he examinations of the Genial Midwives Board 'A' an I B Certificates held on Feb. 2ti and April 28 respectively •A' Certificate S N Yu Ai N'yuk. Lim Cheng Kiok. Khoe Bok Kirn, Chung Peck Cheng Jessie Lo En Foh. Kow Su;
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    66 2 THE First Cameronians I sailed from Singapore for I Britain yesterday m the troopship Empire Hall- |l adale. after nearly three >) years' service m Malaya. Baaa after embarking. most of the men had stripped ta their waists. Despite the heat, one of i the. largest crowds seen I at
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    Cameronians Sail Home
    78 2 nians. Rifleman George Pai fct Hy. who hobbled to the ship*> side, with the aid of two canes, to flins a parting: "You lucky -gaga!" lo his pals, who v ill bf m Britain for the Coronation. Rifleman Dncherty and a few other Cameronians. who are attached
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    MENON'S SAFE CAN BE OPENED
    92 2 THF Singapore Poiice have not rareivi apt cations for U gal documents now iy.! m (i. Menon, a Colony lawyer who with hia Menon. weal to India last July, a said yesterday. i t .-poke-man said that the officer i- wai prepared to meet requests
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    CHINESE DROP FIGHT FOR FRANCHISE RIGHTS
    105 2 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber ot Cmm has temporarily dropped its fisht far fram bis. Rfc for alien Chinese m the Colony. Mr. Tan Siak K. chairman of the Chamber, told The Standard \< Commenting i a Chinese newspapei that I Sir Chengi tacted the
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    ASSAULTED PC DRIVER FINED
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      89 2 Weather MINIMUM I from 7 ::o prn on 7 'i iin oil "U I -tn 7..1 l*< ii m- "I tt thru 1 751 Ku <1 i i i i Ipoh -Ttl h '711 Maximum Tempi from 7 ;',O ny to 7 M.i-. 1 Singapore II Jtni: H7K» K.»tu It
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    CONGRESS URGES FREE EDUCATION
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    It's Hard To Identify John
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    May Day Meeting
    24 3 I photo. IA PORTION of the crowd of workers who attended the May Day celebrations m the Badminton Hall, yesterday. Standard
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    New Community Centre To Open
    145 3 IHi; now Singapore Serangoon Community Centre will be utilised for purposes which will make for the development of the community, Mr. T. E. Smith, Secretary h.r Social Welfare, told The Standard yesterday. rhe m lim Ah be opened on Mr. E.V.G. Day. R ira Board.
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    MAY DAY DEMAND FOR WORKERS' RIGHTS
    437 3 MAY DAY DEMAND FOR WORKERS' RIGHTS worked Jj J' 50 Sin 9«Pore industrial i M Day demond yesterday *'a1 ™P»«"»ntaHon of the principles of trade union rights, such os freedom of association and freedom of assembly for all Tho demand was made at a May Day celebration meettng sponsored by
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    RAF Units Combine
    60 3 A RESULT of re-organl-;i with effect from ye-ster-two units of the Royai Air Force, Singapore. the Royal Air Force Station, oi S a: id No. S9O Unit, ceased to exist as separate units. say< ati o yesterday. They have Im en an.a'; -d to Royal Air Force
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    No Drop In City's 1-Way Speed Limit
    141 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. W. R. M. Haxworth, Superintendent of th c j Singapore Trafiic Police, yesterday opposed a suggestion to lower the speed limit for one-way roads. He was commenting on the suggestion by Mr. K. If. Oli j Mohamed, at the
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    Pilgrim Ship Sailing Dates
    99 3 PASSES for ns emt Sing for t'ne ng of "Anshun" A king" sl reach Fed -ration I jrim ConOfficer, V fare Building, Singapore, as fol- T <es for ng of "Anshun* 1 ior.. Sng f er than May 8. P. uses for fli ing of **Anking
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    Film's Executive To Visit S'pore
    73 3 Film's Executive To Visit S'pore JR. A. V. ROCHA, presid- i ent of C. F. Sharp ard Com- i pany, will fly to Singapore < early next week from bis head office m Manila for a four-day 1 visit. 1 Mr. Rocha is making a tour < of comnany branches
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    Faster Jet Services Next Year?
    162 3 BOA. Cs Com c t jetliner services connecting London \yitii Johannesburg. Co'ombo. i Singapore and Tokyo are operj ating with an average load factor of 75 per cent, and showing a profit, said the chairman. Sir Mzios Thomas. Sir Miles said that it may be
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    UK Decontrol Of Rice Won't Affect S'pore
    126 3 UK Decontrol Of Rice Won't Affect S 'pore THE lifting of controls by Britain on the importation, distribution, and price of rice from July 31 will not affect Singapore. Mr. I. R. M. Willis, Deputy Director (Supplies), Department of Commerce end Industry, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Willis said that
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    STANDARD HELPS MAN TRACE HIS DAUGHTER
    145 3 LETCHMI, the 11-year-old Indian girl who was found wandering m Upper Serangoon Road and sent to the Girls' Homecraft Centre has been claimed by her lather, a labourer at the Singapore Naval Base, Mr. T. K. Lee, of the Social Welfare Department told The
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    'Allow Nair To Teach Again'
    111 3 Mr. Scow Cheng Fong, viceI president of the Singapore Teachers Union, yesterday I*- sued an appeal urging that Mr. C. D. Devan Nair, ex-de-j tainee, "should be re-employ- Ed as a teacher." ''The country provided him I the training to be a teacher af considerable
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    Reading Room
    50 3 THE Public Re!;*, Reading Room whicii ha.s moved to I its new premises m the Chin- ese Secretariat Building m Havelock Road will be open to the public as rrom Monday. The room has a special section for women and children I who ma.v wish to read there.
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    Firm Joins War On Prices
    140 3 A SINGAPORE Chinese fishing: concern has joined the Tiongr Bahru Community Centre m its fi«ht to lower fish prices m local markets. Mr. Teo Seng Bee. president of the community centre, told The Standard yesterday that the firm had promised ta .supply the centra with
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    Father Accused Of Killing Son
    207 4 PENANG, FfL Aag Ah Bong (70) was committed to th<* next Assises by Lt. Col. J. I 11. Weston m the Magistrate's Court today on a charge of murder ol his son. Tang Choy Chip, a registered dentist. lOC prolan. nary inquiry a Leng Kin.
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    Young Back In London
    102 4 LONDON May I Ifalaya Hou reparing for historical first press conference, was worried today that attract ion Col. A.E. would not arrive m from th t. United States where he has been lecturing afti l months 1 stay m tiie ral ion. B the plane was
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    TALK ON LIFE
    26 4 MRS Shirin Fozdar, will •peak on "'rhc purpose of life" at the Bahai Ci ntre, Tanjong Katong Road, on Sunday ai I0.:j(l a.m.
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    Fed. Malay Leaders To Samad: 'Stay Here'
    366 4 Fed. Malay Leaders To Samad: 'Stay Here' MALAY political leaders m the Federation have urged that Inche Samad Ismail, acting Editor of Utusan Melayu and a released detainee, should "remain m Malaya and contribute his share m the struggle for Malayan inde pendence." They hove olso assured him of support
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    Paternity Case
    60 4 I HROI'GH aa inadvertent error it was stated m yesti day's Standard under the heading "man cleared m paternity case" thai *Govindaraju giving evidence, said Allagirisamy had kept Nagaratnam as his mistress." What he actually said was that he (Govindaraju) himself had kept Nagaratnam as his mistress, and
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    ADVERSE BALANCE IN MARCH
    111 4 MALAYA'S foreign trade during March this year resulted m an advene balance of $5,033,786, imports b c i R 2 $286,925,309 and export* b2HJ.H«n.:>L,:{. according to otlicial statistics. Trade with Indonesia continued on a somewhat restricted scale, imports amounting p> $61,009,986 with exports at $16,639,638. No
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    RAS Branch Meet
    46 4 TIIK Singapore bran the Royal Aeronautical So. j hold its nex* meeting r Tuesda3 I P n. at the S Theatn ■■< A 1 cture trill be B yen. and a fi:m entitled: "Some App! ration of Photography to Aeronautics w. be S< < rich
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    AWARDS FOR BANDIT FIGHTERS
    1651 4 THE following awards for Operational Services m tin Federation and Singapore during the period July 1 to December 31, last year, are announced: CB.E B: ig. C. W. Greei va 1 GFIQ FARELF: Brig. D M Shean. HQ i MIB. Col. W d Hughes. GHQ FARELF.
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    POLICE COLLEGE PRAISED
    38 5 POLICE COLLEGE PRAISED MIM R, rl Pah ns is Poli( I Bharu tke I college th.s takee I K. Car- < ommissioner of X S. Boveli, rahaag, the students Sultaa tai* had lie. I* ..t,n u.s nm mdanl Officers
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    Squatters please McNeice
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    HK EXCHANGE
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    HC: Young Inspired Fed. Police
    113 5 HC: Young Inspired Fed. Police GENERAL Su* G I 1 tf H gh Commissioner, VI aiay a. paid a tribute to j rendered hi Colone Ari bur Vi i Commissioner of Cil of 1 .ondon Pol ice. v as '-.i-i <\ cc m Ma a; a by 'lv City ol
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    61 5 photo AT THF third unnii.il di.sp:.i.v of the 7th Sin-;., pore Company of the (iirls* Life Brigade held at Institution Hall. Prin sep Street last Bight, Mr. .1. F. Frazer. Commandant of the Boys' Brigade, inspected the eompan> of 31 uirls with Mrs Chiam Hens Hat**, the Captain Ahout !00
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    Labourer Gets Jail
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    HAD RAW OPIUM
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    GENERAL ADMIRES
    76 5 'X-'-««.._ THE casket and ay made of the finest Malayan woods, containing the laiyal Addresses for the Coronation from the Rulers of the Malay States, were displayed ut the lstana Selangor ft*. terda>. Picture show s the Hii.li rommissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer. the Deputy Hiffh Commissioner. Sir
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    Support For Women Teachers
    108 5 Support For Women Teachers THE Singapore T a Unioi insist on the -ion of married ers m the new fur English ho i tak v a ting of tha committee of the union Mr Scow Cheng I i< epresident of the union, thai the exclusion of the martiers 1 the
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    83 5 A special guard of honour or the Singapore Harbour Board Reserve was yesterday inspected by the G.O.C Sin R apor e Bas e District Maj. Gen At. O'Carroll Seett A^fJL who is also G.O.C. SUB Keserve. Officers accompanying the General were (■*»> Major A. R. Rhind and Captain R. II.
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    VARSITY TALK
    31 5 THE Commissioner-General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. will 'aik on "Malaya and its place iv South-East Asia m Oei Tiong Ham HalL University of Malaya at 8.30 p.m. on Monday.
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    FAO EXPERT DUE
    37 5 MR. A. M. Thomson, chief of *he Marketing Section m FAO's Rome Headquarters has left Bangkok for Singapore. Ue will spend about six mouths m Malaya doing a survey on agricultural marketing and credit.
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    Clerk's Age Worries A Magistrate
    121 5 CONVICTING a 26-year S Meng ting ii :onceal- property, the S Fifth lag I Mr. D. H. Chap thing that worries me, [send yki to a mg 1 *t imprtsonn i ige Mr. Chapman deferred senti a a eek pt i d tig ;he if
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    YOGI MARKS 50th BIRTHDAY TODAY
    64 5 THE 50th birthday of the' m Yogi Paranjyothi MaI han, who is on a -non vi Singapore, will be celebrat today by hia disciples. The Yogi will speak on •'Peoples'! Duty" on the occasion. The Yogi's disciples have decided to form a branch of the
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    RUBBER TIN CLOSING PRICES
    77 5 Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, May 1 Tha following ore tha closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London market: LONDON RUBBER Spot 21 id May 21 Id. June 21 sd. July Sept. 21 Id. Oct./ Dec. 2 id. Jon./Mor. 20ld. May c.i.f. 21 id. Market:
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    229 Drawn Southwards
    94 5 THE reci S gapore, Borneo and Brunei foi work and to ts contii quarter ot tl according to the I report Secretai lor Chinese Affairs m The Secrel explain to 229 a i grants contracts terms of service be! f efl the Colony for the southern I
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    WHILE SUN $ MOON ENDURE PLEDGE BY 9 SULTANS
    204 5 WHILE SUN MOON ENDURE PLEDGE BY 9 SULTANS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Malay Sultans, m a loyal address to Queen Elizabeth II at her coronation next month, will pledge their sincerity "so long as the sun and moon endure m the revolving vault of heaven." The addicts, which k tigned by
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    720 Lightermen To Strike Unless . . .
    152 5 720 Lightermen To Strike Unless MOKE than I "20 workers of the General Lighterage and Transport Company will go on strike during the third week ol this nionth. if their claims for Increased wage and security m employment is not met by the management before the stipulated period. extraordinary meeting
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    Claims Trial On Trust Charge
    20 5 A CI.FRK Van Thai A ition m Mm, Sing ■i of tr on B v
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    BNB Service Proving Flights
    69 5 TWO A Rapide air n re for S laka We Inesday !o b >g i rie prcn ing flighl j befoi e t of the Britisl x < B The by Captaii T M. R li I H. H A Mi Date for he opening will
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    49 5 photo The organisers of th<* Hpagkoag Trade Exhibition which >s to !><r held .if the Hi ppv World Stadium on M:i> I, gave dnin.-i last aifhl .it the Cathaj Kestaurant foi w**m bers of the Singapore press. Picture shows a spokesman of th«« exbibiters (staadiag) welcoming tlo*- ruests. Standard
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    They Must Resign!
    743 6 JN view of the letter published a week ago by Mr. CH. Koh, a life member of the M.C.A., and the public comments his letter has aroused, we feel that the leaders of the M.C. A. cannot remain silent or i ef; ain from taking necessary action
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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      Who's Anti-British?
      202 6 WHO Is Anti-British?, asks Utusan Melayu m an editorial today. The papei wa: commenting on Dato Onn's speech at the national conference called by the Menteris besar. A man is antiChinese or anti-Malay because he thinks more m terms of the interests and privileges of his own community
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      Labour Day
      73 6 SINGAPORE'S three Chinese newspapers comment on Labour Day. Nanyang Siang Pau m a tri- bute to labour urges the of a provident fund Dill by Government as a «tcp towards providing a measure of security for the workers. In view of the labour unrest m the Colony m
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      70 6 SIN CHEW JIT POH recognises that the Labour movement m this country is In its infancy, but hopes that Labour Day will serve a.s a reminder to labour to further its aims. One of the major problems facing labour today i.s a kuk of popular support and unity
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      False Justice
      43 6 CHUNQ SHING JIT PAO •tresses the need for justice L>r workers but warns that promises of Justice by totaRtarian states sre 1., i It ur-^-s the free workers of the erorld to co-operate m freeing their colleagues froni oppressive master*. I
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      507 6 Sir, It is amazing to what length politicians would go to mislead the people. I refer to the tactics which the Member for Education m the Federation, Dato E. E. C. Thuraisingham resorted to at the National Conference m Kuala Lumpur on April 27. Dato
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      PEOPLE NOT CONSULTED
      138 6 Sir: Dato Panglima Bukit Gantang, Chairman at the National Unity Conference declared: "We interpret to-day the desire of the people of thi s country to create a united nation and tree nation m this part of the world". True, it is the desire of the people of
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    1150 6  - HOW FARED U.N. PRISONERS UNDER THE REDS William Courtenay By April 20. 'THE first prisoners ever taken m a war waged under the banner of the United Nations returned from Communist camps m North Korea today. They saw the U.N. Flag; the Union Jack; the Stars and Stripes; and the
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    US PLANS COUNTER MOVES
    465 7 DULLES IS DISTURBED OVER LAOS' INVASION WASHINGTON, May 1 (Reuter)— Mr. John Foster Dulles, the United States Secretary of State, told Senators today he was "greatly disturbed" about the invasion of the Indo-China Associated States of Laos, ond directed his staff to study possible United States
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    Their Big Day
    36 7 yuioyuoyuiyu Kiss Faisal H of Iraq Hhosf Coronation takes p| aff m Bashdad today— Mh birthday.- U.P. n.n, ii..-- 11 111 ii» his babj ns Basma. lie nil] be rowafd t<»(i:\ Amman. UP
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    GUNS BOOM MAY DAY IN MOSCOW
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    He Dared Reds For 5 Years
    128 7 MOSCOW, May 1 (Reuv)~ The Russian Government d last night that the recent Soviet amnesty would anply to George Bundook a 30-year-old Londoner sentenced m his absence by a -cow court m l!) 48. and that he would be allowed to ye Russia. Tiie
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    Exodus From S. Africa Possible
    105 7 PIETERMARITZBURG NaMay 1 (AP) Senator Beaton Nicholls, oneS uth African High Com- ion. said here night that he had evid--1 c 'ex. dus** of King people from th Africa. re- -yjo:n the United (opI party. lie said "if English-speak-ple pre to be driven S Africa.
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    Ike To Reshuffle U.S. Defence Dept.
    116 7 WASHINGTON, May 1 (Reuter) President isenhower yesterday sent to Congress a Defence Department re-organisation plan which would increase the authority of the civilian heads of the armed forces and limit somewhat the power of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. believe our defence estashment is
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    BRITAIN TO BUILD NEW A-STATION
    126 7 LONDON, May 1 (Renter)— Britain is to build a new experimental atomic power station the first ever built the Minister of Supply, Mr. Duncan Sandys announced m the House of Commons yesterday. It will be across the river Caldcr from the Ministry of Supply's atomic
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    THE CANAL AND AFTER
    97 7 CAIRO, May 1, (Renter)— Prime Minister General Mohammed Naguib stated yesterday, that if the current Anglo-Egyptian talks on the Canal Zone were to be successful, "the tremendous etfort which Egyptians had exerted m carrying on the national struggle for liberty and independence would henceforth be directed
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    26 7 CAPTAIN Manuel Fernande? of Miami. Florida, shot down his 12th Communist MIG yesterday equalling the Korean war market by Colonel Royal Baker of McKinney, Texas.—AP. AP
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    Rl To Deport 100 Chinese
    100 7 JAKARTA. May 1 (AP)— Twenty Chinese squatter families are being deported to Red China from northeast Sumatra for illegal entry and creating dangerous disturbances. Interior Minister Mohamed Roem said yesterday. The Chinese, about 100 persons, are now detained at Medan awaiting a ship. They are
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      Ex-Minister Fined £20,000
      62 7 M. EDUARDO De Arteago, former Uruguayan Minister to Belgium, was fined £20.000 at Dover, Engiand, yesterday for attempting to export diamonds valued at £13,783. Mr. Malcolm Morris. De Arteago's counsel, said a telegram had been received from Uruguay stating that the National Council had decided to dismiss
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      32 7 EIGHT loyal Kikuyu members of the Kenya security forces were killed last night when a Mau Mau fans, armed with guns and rifles, swooped down on a village m the Forthall AFP
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      14 7 HAMMARSKJOLD United Nations Secretary General yesterday received Soviet delegate Andrei Vishinsky fer luncheon. AFP
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      18 7 FRENCH police announced yesterday the arrest of a group of Tunisians on charges of terrorism and sabotage.— U.P.
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      32 7 THIRTEEN Philippine soldiers, including one officer, were killed and two others were seriously wounded early yesterday in a battle with a Huk force near the United States airbase in Central Luzon. U.P.
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      21 7 CATHOLIC Archbishop of Bombay, Cardinal Graciae was admitted to a hospital m Brisbane yesterday with a severe attack of lumbago. UP
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      33 7 EAST and West German frontier police patrols exchanged shots yesterday at the sonal border at Lifhtenhagenr Lower Saxony, after East Germany police had fired at West German prasants working m their fields. Reuter
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      Concern Over Fiji Population
      102 7 SUVA, (Fiji). May 1. (UP)— Concern was expressed yesterday m some quarters here at Fiji's fast increasing population, particularly m the rising lead Indian residents hold over native Fijians. The estimated population at the end of 1952 was 312,000— an increase of 10.000 for that year
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    Rl Seeks New Army Advisers
    227 7 JAKARTA, May 1 (AFP)-The withdrawal of the liutch military mission m Indonesia is expected to have far-reaching consequences both military and political, observers said here today. The mission came to this country m 1951 as a result of the Round Table Conference agreements between Indonesia
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    US Slocks H-Bomhs
    62 7 WASHINGTON May 1 (A.F.P.) The l'nited States has a stock of hydrogen bombs, the head of research services Of the IS Atomic Energy Commission. Dr. Thomas Johnson, told the American Society of Nucleur Scientists. In his speech, released yesterday. Dr. Johnson referred to it as the "IF'
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    70 Rescued In Sinking
    92 7 BOGOTA, Colombia, May 1. (Reuter) Most of the TO policemen feared earlier 'o have lost their lives when the Colombian motor ship Dochara sank off tbe Bay of CuptCt were reported yesterday to have landed safely on the Pacific coast. The newspaper. Tiempo. which published the
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    Dancer Is Questioned
    77 7 Dancer Is Questioned photo. <V l\\\\V\\\ 1* AVWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW ju J A TEHERAN night club >** dancer known as Helen is x brought to police headx quarters for questioning J following the disappear--1 ance of the chief of police, 2 Brigadier General MahJ mood Afshartus of Tehe--2 ran. His body, missing
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    NEVER AGAIN
    34 7 MRS. LILIAN BEMIS will think twice the next time she plays "Good Samaritan" to a dog. She helped a dog out of B trap and was immediately bit'en m the nose. UP
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    Mohamet Forsakes The Land Of 'Wine & Women'
    183 7 Mohamet Forsakes The Land Of 'Wine Women' COLOMBO. May 1 (UP)— Ninety-six-year-old Afghan herbalist, Mohamet Allum. who passed through Colombo en route to his native Afghanistan after 66 years m Australia, said he ofTered to cure King George VI, but was prevented by the Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies. "If
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    Ex-Nazi To See UK Arms
    71 7 LONDON, May t, (AFP) Former Chiel ol Staff to M _rshal Rommel, General H Speidel, irrived here last n by air to attend B demon tion of new British arms equipment. Speidel, whose visit here haa been the subject of sharp criticism m the Commons,
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    Grave Warning On Mau By Sir Evelyn
    227 7 NAIROBI, May 1 (Reuter)— The Governor of Kenya, Sir Evelyn Baring, said yesterday that Mau Mau terror gangs an "elaborate well-knit organisation" were likely to become even more dangerous, vicious and desperate m future. "It is going to take time to destroy the
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    WO REJECTION OF NEUTRAL ASIAN COUNTRY BY UN
    359 7 WASHINGTON, May 1. -A State Department spokesman said yesterday tlie chief I nitcd Nations negotiator at Panmunjom did not reject the possibility oi a neutral Asian nation acting as custodian for prisoners who refused to return behind the Iron Curtain. Spokesman Michael
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    German Spies Confess
    146 7 German Spies Confess BERLIN. May 1. > I ive Germans, art. ted this week on eh irgi t pying for Rusji a. planni d to formation sh »ut Allied trand West Germany* j det plans. polic e here c They are laid to have ronfessed to Rath, rng militai v
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    Used His Photo Without Permit
    48 7 LONDON. May 1 f.\H'i I k J .rc.-ki. i' h J D nmark m a MIG-15 fight, r. last oight eharg nda li fl us pilots who plat graph v. m. B ight the olTer n ral Mark Clark i tical! y w
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    Pilot Charged In Dope Case
    66 7 OAKI AND, California, lfi f 1. (AP)- 1 1 M. ::4 f a 1 rlift pilot accused of ng heroin from Japan, pl. inno «nt jrest< rday b€ Municipal jud^ Edward J. Smith. ICacAlthur is charged four If of ll tici and m r ■'•<>■•.
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    UK, France Reply To McCarthy
    375 8 WASHINGTON, May 1. Britain and France have replied strongly to accusations by Senator Joseph McCarthy that both countries are involved m hauling goods to Communist China. Senator McCarthy stated that Chinese Communists are at least part owners of some ships hauling goods to Red China
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    Jerusalem's 1st Voyage
    70 8 HAIFA. May 1.(AF5) -The Jerusalem is at sea day on her maiden voy se to the United States with I of passengers and a bouquet for New York*! M yoi Vincent R ImpellitterL The flowers were I yi ft from Jerun'a Mayor, A. Knriv. The 40-year-old Jerusalem,
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    38 9 photo. I M(; n SEVILLE, dlree- jj r 0 I s ereral laetraliaa i ragiaeeriag J panned s I > ngapore I inn AC yesterdaj i; nit i- das boalaesi H i -mi mv *a] |j l ondon Standard
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    107 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) io Bl aga par c yesterday were: v !.»__>. B"> ers Sellers Na 1 R.S.S. Spot Loom- 7?j 73 No. 1 K.S.S. ft n*. 2 R.S.S. *«>i < )9 Mo r 3 R.S.S. ggj Ml lone: after easier. SLW.APORF. Fri. The orice
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    More UK Exports To Reds
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    'SMALLHOLDERS A VITAL ELEMENT' SAYS SPENCER
    151 9 THE Member for Economic Affairs m the Federation. Mr. O. A. Spencer, has written to the pre ident of the Johore Smallholders' Association, Mr. Mofnmed A ris bin A. l-athil, to reaffirm the Government's views that smallholders are a vital element of the rubber
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    Ceylon Sugar To UK Surprise
    44 9 i'OI.O.MBO. May 1. (l'P>— worth more than fts3OO,OOC was expz-r*ed Brit; i Ceylon ling to Customs <n:ne -urll circles a> rts sugar on n nopoly. K. Ab Controller F ned that the were "ed ble :-^ed of only sugar.
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    Gale Halts Ships
    27 9 V< May 1. AFP. and Japa i c t.i enter or V port owing ring the i I ading was ecause of the I
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    RUBBER IS BACK AT 73 Cts.
    133 9 RUBBER prices m Singapore dropped :>,H cant to ::i cents per lb. for first grade rubber lor May shipment on a market thai steadied at the close after being easier. Lewis and Peat m the weekly report stated that a very welcome improvement m
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    NOON PRICES
    56 9 I Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices (in cents; per lb.) yerterri. i M y Bjyets Sellers 731 731 k v:; No. 1 June 7:>? N r. -J May 76 N" 1^7 67| RMA on tender Ma 73| June 7:_| 731 J 7.1 Juo Sept r
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    Franch Wine And Women
    41 9 PARIS has elected yet another pin-up This time to glorify French wines. At a recent ball at Palais des Sports, amidst barrels and bottles. Helene Miehaud. 81, student, was chosen as Miss France des Vins. UP photo
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    UK To Ease Jap Sterling Deficit
    248 9 LONDON. May I.— The Treasury announced that recent discussions between the British and Japanese governments on the Anglo-Japanezse sterling payments agreement had been satisfactorily concluded and arrangements were now being made to meet through normal commercial channels a temporary shortage of sterling which Japan
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    HOW RUBBER CAN KEE? PACE WITH ALL RIVALS
    238 9 HOW RUBBER CAN KEE? PACE WITH ALL RIVALS NATURAL rubber can keep poce with oil competitors as long as if keeps abreast ot the consumers' requirements and fully recognises the vital functions of technical service and pro duction development. 4 Th l S n S<i „!in ,vrn b y lhe
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    Tin, Rubber Shares Down
    44 9 SI I IRE Fl '1 dow: I m VI tin to tion i ne»_> .c\ I Co 51 4<Ht K. Kan 41 Pel 4 Ru B i Thab B i 1 7,1 1 4") IMIISIHIM s MIVM. ki r.-n k>
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    Half-Price Oil Offer
    66 9 WASHINGTON". May 1 (AP) Iran yesterday repeated its offer to sell oil and oil products to Japan and the United States at half price. 1 The Iranian ambassador Allah-Yar Saleh told a news conference the U.S. State Department has indicated it would not oppose American buying, but
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    Increase In Tin Output
    70 9 Malayan j n statistics showed slight increase m the production of tm-in-con-centrates and a substantial reduction m fhe stock of n metal and tin-in-concentrates at the en.i ot March. Production <>f l.n-in-coneen-trates, mcl iding thaaa tton i mints di'anc washes l amounted to 4.743 tons compared
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    US Will Not Use Force To Halt Trade With Reds
    221 9 WASHINGTON, May I, (Router)— Mr. Harold Stassen, the United States Mutual Seenrity Director, said yesterday the United States would not use coercion to make friendly Governments halt trade with Chinese Communists. I He told the Foreign AtTair«= Committee of the
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    'More Output After Truce'—US Rubber
    216 9 'More Output After Truce'— US Rubber NCW YORK, May 1 < AP) Halted States Rubber Co. looks for an even greater volume under a 100 per rent peacetime economy than nnder Hrn present guns-and-butter set-up, 11. F. Humphreys .fr., chairman, told the annual meeting. As the Industry appronrnc? I*o per
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      1050 9 SINGAPORF. V' c Z?*' ratlon l n'* Pf: J -e am: To Gemss 1 Newi |S>« MO Sootlishl 1 the J..iu/irgAr p.m P roe ramme Ism Singapore-Kuala Lumpur Emergen^: 7.30 M B Dubv --v lO Eddie fleyward (Night Kxpness) 715 aai Take A Bow- 9 uiak T ta lens Orchestra:
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      A FILM YOU'LL TALK ABOUT
      1288 10 SIREN of the Indian Ocean is Miss Place Kanwal, winner of the Karden-Kolionos-"Teresa" Talent Contest organised by Producer Karden of America's Metro-Gold wyn Mayer Films She is making her debut m the films ia "Dice Nadan," uader production ia 80mb...\. India. 'ANNES.— WeII, once a^ain
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      326 10  - THE STARS AND YOU RITA DEL MAR fy I pOIIAV* U( (.1 I !<;\;_ lii-r I. m.i i.m r HlNMllll n riltin m iir i.i ii,.- i KWin water itnlliH 1 __v. xn „AI M,l{ e%«n I M 1 i I■ i I I '"r I son c i to
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    Can You Name This Actor?
    246 10 Star Contest No. 13 \II through (hn v.i rk Ho Singapore St aadi rd pr v,nts it s thirteenth star nil. est. XII u\e got io do is to called the pictures ai.d eaapoaa lor all si\ d.i\s and send (hem tn»eih< r with lli«-
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      316 10 J\fiBV Sho'iriiiff f%/^/C\ ii. ii". i. 6 .(i o_:io rir^nlNul?*'! stalks tho Show World's <jflK3^^ Ifc B :auti. s for his Museum's w N -feH' CHAMBER OF hORRORS! WARNIB BROS ASTOUNDING HATUBR N 1'... ihi> Pol rend >|)n m li-s whirh musl he Horn m> s.. ih* hint will bf
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    Worcester Tarnish Aussie Reputation
    153 11 N m*9 1 < A!> > Low, V Worcestershire, I nglisli ounty Cricket, tarnished the '^nutation for invincibility m rain and yesterday. With their score at 333 for lst. r declared— a tiling no Worcester team S^"_Ssuj t. »"<• lead. ■the thc a Bi B 1
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    PW Team Beaten
    36 11 ALOR STAR. Fri.— In ;i 40ccej played here ye>v in aid ot the Methodist ch Fund. the Province Football Association i ated by 5 1 by e a lor Si ar Soeeeritri s
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    FA CUP FINAL TODAY
    658 11 Blackpool Victory Will Be Popular WEMBLEY, England, May 2, (i'P> —English cers biggest event of the season, the finaT^f the Foo ball Association Challenge Cup. will jHtmili i■ n atternoon between Blackpool and Bolt«r^for^^ capacity crowd of 100,0*0 fans before I For the first time for
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    Final To Be Broadcast
    47 11 RADIO Malaya. Singa pore. wil| broadcast a relay from the General Overseas Service of thc 8.8.C. of the interval summing up and commentary on th P second half of the F. A. Cup Final between Blackpool and Bolton Wanderer, today at 10.15 P-m.
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    Wonderlads Keep Their Good Record
    256 11 WONDERLADS Sports Party maintained their unbeaten run when they snatched a narrow S-2 victory over Young Companions Athletic Association m a keenly 1 ought out SAFA Division 111 A league soccer at Gey lan* WnSy«/Y CS lerd 2 y- o a, thPlr^il£.J [iCS^ CdJ.° W,!J
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    F. Karib Didn't Miss Angullia
    255 11 AFTER scoring two goals fri the first half, Fathul Karib slammed m three more to Katong Sajarah's two to score their third victory m SAFA's Division 1 league match at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Although beaten Katong Sajarah made their opponents **n\ all the way
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    Nagiah Out Of Rest XI
    56 11 S. XAG I AH. the Colour and south fast bowler wiu not play for the Rest aga-.nst the Padang Clubs at cricket tins weekend. Nagiah pulled a thigh muscle while bowling at the CSC nets on Thursday His place will be taken by Yusoff Madari
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    Police Win 3-2
    57 11 TIONG Bahru Range:-* >ufTer- d another setback when thei •ere defeated .1-2 by the Police S] orts Association m their SAFA Division 2 fixture a! th* CYMA ground yesterday. Pohct who are tipped oft :.> win the Division 2 title have mine points from their hve outings
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    Cosmos Beaten
    16 11 BALESTIER UNITED beat Cosmos Sports Quß .i.t m a division 3 league soccer yesterday. <»«•-•—
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