Singapore Standard, 1 April 1954

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    20 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD IR Jfc M g. Vol. IV. No. 273. SINCAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL I, l<r>l TWFfA E PACES 10 CENTS.
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    KALLANG ALERT FOR CRASH
    352 1 As Airliner Comes In THUNDEROUS applause greeted the safe landing of a BOAC Consreiiafion at Kallang Airport yesterday after the airliner had circled the city for 45 minutes because its undercarriage lock signal failed to register. The applause came from more than 200 people who had
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    CHURCHILL PROMISES DEBATE ON H-BOMB
    26 1 CHURCHILL PROMISES DEBATE ON H-BOMB 31 P Mm■- I >use of i m deissu cr t flrst of i ttry i I r.s s f a
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    'Bomb CAn Wipe Out AMY City'
    351 1 A.E.C. CHIEF WARNS WASHINGTON, Mar. 31 (Retitcr) \dmiral Lewis >aau>s L»>£iri*an m vie I niie;l Stages Atomic Energy Commission said today thai the recent Inited State* hydrogen tests had shown that the new weapon could flestroj any city m the world. tpons expert said
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    KILLED IN PIRATE RAID
    43 1 JESSELTON, Mar. HI, (Renter) Mr. Thomas Roberi Barnard. British oHiria] killed On the ea>t roast of North Borneo by raiding pirates, was identified here today as the son of Major P. ll Bai mu id, o! Park Road, Cheltenham,
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    Air Crash Remains: New Turn
    85 1 Air Crash Remains: New Turn THE A ne Mai :e Sta Si Bi t he n Kalians* ail not t>t finitely a re Jewish Welfare B*. as tl linin th« ren of M:.- S Mr E Nathan. Vi --1 the Board, told Standard ye- lay: "We told that the gi
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    VIETMINH STORM VITAL FRENCH OUTPOST
    261 1 VIETMINH STORM VITAL FRENCH OUTPOST HANOI, Mar. 11.— The Vietminh forces last Bight launched a "general attack" against the encircled French bastion of Dicii Bien Phu, the French High Command announced early today. Thousands of wildly-yellii rebel troops sprang from holes and trenches ringing the dusty, hill-rimmed val ey of
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    Ike Calls For Action
    42 1 WASHINGTON. Mar. SI fAFj Preside*! i:i>«nho\vcr said totlav thr I.S. (iov♦•rniiK'nt's call for united action ajuinst passible <>mnumist Ctfjajuest Ol IndoChisui and all of Smith Kast Asia means there must be readiness to meet any kind of attack.
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    ACTRESS IS FOUND GASSED
    34 1 LONDON. Mar. 31 (AP) Juan Dowling, young B! h actress, died today shortly after police found her unconscious m ga >-i. "d room ai her London home She was 20.
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    TEACHERS STRIKE
    30 1 N E A JUL^r 2OO.OOO Pans school tJwrhenl i> r>^;m strike ye terdpy m support of their rlaim^for lalariea a i j n\ of poi dil loos. AFP.
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    Quiz About Plane Seats
    126 1 LOXDOW Mar. 31 (Reutcr) The Minister of Transpor' and civil Aviation wag asked m the Commons today if n€ would request the court inquiring into the recent Constellation crash at Singapore to report on whether passeng< t !i\«s niight have been saved I backward facing seats
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    TAX ON SPORT WAIVED
    89 1 KUALA LUMP UU. Wed. Knlertainment duty on amateur sport will be abolished m the Federation with effect from tomorrow. The Financial Secretary, Mr. HiuuwuctU, {old cheer- iiiff members of thp Lenislay tive Council today that Up/ Federal Government ha/» reached this decision m copsuUation with the
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    'Hatchets Issued To Passengers'
    215 1 waj operating. The delayed Guiding also enabled all emergency vehicles to be m position m case anything untoward occurred," he added. He a i v i a precautionary toiu-h--down was made to test tne undercarriage, and this proved conclusively thai the gear was down m i
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    'WEAR A SONGKOK' ORDER BY SULTAN
    227 1 'WEAR A SONGKOK' ORDER BY SULTAN JOHORE BAHRU. V. The Sulti tr-old Sir [bi made v >; i I I i thi (i J« i It IM iimir tli. iii M M-.ir> lien li 1 HUM ord<T wrnt tint to ill M.i lay i;<»\ ri nmcu'. mm\ inN. who were
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      25 1 TIME ft HONEY 1 fcSTLAND TRADING CO. Spore Tel: ***** c^* 4 Cy c te SURE of ihe best v SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.
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      144 1 iJtik IKmtion Control Additiv« British Patent Registfred Tlii GEM RAL ELECTRIC CO., MALAYA I I TD. iin rated •2, 101 l I, P.O. Bon 2 i Reproentmg THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO LTD OF ENGLAND. Tfte G E C Organisation m Singapore and the Federation of Maloya, wh.ch has hitherto operated
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    WOMAN ASSAULTED IN A HOTELCOURT TOLD
    447 2 WOMAN ASSAULTED IN A HOTELCOURT TOLD Soldier Faces 3 Charges A BRITISH soldier who followed a woman into her room m Raffles Hotel, Singapore, where he assaulted her, came out with a broken nose. He had to spend four days m hospital. Tins was disclosed at a General Court Martial
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    Malays Seventh joins In Battle
    159 2 Malays Seventh joins In Battle KUALA LUM PUR. \\\d. Latest unit to join the fi.^ht against the Communist terrorists is the Seventh Battalion of the Malay Regiment, which will take over operational command of an area of north-west Pahang at midnight on April 1-2. The batta i<>:i. which i* commanded
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    Now Wan, Mahadi Smiles Again
    157 2 Now Wan, Mahadi Smiles Again THIRTEEN- YEAB-OLft Win Mahadl bin Wan Ali BlilW fn r the fir*t time m his ufe as he prepares to start for his home m Johore after undergoing plastic surgery ki Australia. The lad's face was revered with keloid (hard, risid scars), which twist Pd
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    WORKERS REJECT FACTORY'S OFFER
    196 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The .Too Sen^ Rubber Company has decided to pay 15 da\ >' wages to 300 workers Who will lose their job^ when the Company's Kuala Lumpur factory closes tomorrow. In addition :o the v\fratia i ,w ance," the m pai y agreed to
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    PLAN TO ENLIST MORE VOTERS
    78 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Ciovernment's Flections Department will start a two months' campaign on Apr. l.*> to reui*ter voters for the Legislative and City Counril elections. Arrang i t i ing ►to st rat ion < C to < t VOt« v i \t the
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    94 2 COMMODITY PRICES n.OtDIO tUbkVr vcx«r% (ceaMi per Ib.) m Hasapore yesterday Baytn I No I KSS Spot Ltaec No I KSS j So 2 Kss N.. KS S. MJ I.mr: St«\id>. TIN PI!" I hr Bftna ot |M )»*"»l«r d.i\ was s:{">H < ..p lIU, iondon ■OBHEeI N< 1 KSS
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    FORCES KILL A BANDIT CHIEF
    102 2 KUALA LUMPUR One m >re Commi mi vi- I a distn ntm ci has b.vn ki led > y S Ity Force* la I r* tion. He wai Kok K• < > a iy i patrol >f the <i B.tt i lon, the Mi m
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    HK EXCHANGE
    28 2 HO\< IKON Mai II I i rd Sei vice m > ludav were $15 90 i > rssi. (i i M;i ;ran II; fcJ2l i Etupiah; d I
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    DEMOLITION OF MOSQUE: WARNING
    134 2 THK Siaf*ptvt Att.ip Dwellers Association and \)w Sin«a pore Malay In ion yt -in-day threatened dirt- NW|KHH if an attap ntrsgne o u land brlr:.isinß to the Siut^aporc Turf Clwb is il« um,l,»li. v. Mr. Mah I'»k shir. hnirnum M the Variation and Mr Mohd. Sidik,
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    PASIR MAS POLLS
    24 2 ror th* V. r\\ n Co r".-ii \i i take I 'he 1; ;y Sch< ol I Anri' .1 h N >
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      166 2 Pan American is first to bring you Tourter Service ROUND THE WORLD! rainbow EASTWARD to the V.*-*- j ,7-X^ Typical Low Rainbow Fares i S^^^ from Smgapore 1 S«ottle. Portlond. f Son fiocniuo or *****0,, Si 1 30 oc Wherever you fly on Los Angjles Rainbow service, you enjoy i
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    MUSLIM BOARD ISSUES A WARNING
    324 3 MUSLIM BOARD ISSUES A WARNING "Fr^paganda* Is Attacked: Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Muslims were advised by the Muslim Advisory Board yesterday not to listen to Mrs. Shirin Foidar's propaganda on marriage and divorce which interfered with the personal law of Islam." An official statement ivom the Board uruod all Muslims
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    UKS'IS SPORE
    27 3 WEARNE. •«i Wearae > left ffiiri c Ruys ife. on I for I uietoA a sjx part of IVearae has nee 1HO"> i to the time.
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    POSTS NOT WANTED BY LABOURITES
    34 3 POSTS NOT WANTED BY LABOURITES r Party I I vernrs and le re- ature, •Tr. E.S Si indard eptanee rpose as all In the ffi not I listincn hi ving a ol suprate the
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    They're Mow Sold In Tins
    52 3 They 're Mow Sold In Tins T«n), o c or fire pro- n Hat nienct of > ef/erttot indtoe«- nausea. art I hach« me rut ttzed IMW is T on ,'m- joz-mwr f i opes. «> Sttl i 7 f< pnck- ..rS a f e nr 1 sale. f -v
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    Rotary Dinner
    47 3 THE f r i bers of the n?v v formed Kelantan Rotary Clv h i linner at Pantai Chin t a Berahi on Monday m h mo ir ol the visit of Mr. AW. Frisby, Governor of the 46th Distri I R tary [nterDal ional
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    Recall Of Past Crimes Deplored
    231 3 Lawyer Hits Procedure THE present procedure of the courts to assess the extent of sentence that may be imposed on a convicted person on the basis of his past convictions was criticised m the Singapore High Court yesterday by a Singapore lawyer, Mr. David Marshall.
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    DISAPPOINTED PASSENGERS LEAVE S'PORF
    116 3 DISAPPOINTED PASSENGERS LEAVE S'PORF THE Royal Interocean lineri Ruys sailed yesterday with 120 very disappointed men, women and children. The dejected group, who lined the rails of the ship as she pulled out of the wharves, are all Japanese who were refused permission to land In the Colony. They wore
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    NAVAL VISIT
    16 3 THE Indian naval ship. Investigator, is due to arrive m Penang on April 7.
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    1,500 To Ensure Water Supply
    319 3 1,500 To Ensure Water Supply Photo by ON THE shoulders of 1.500 City Council employees manning the three water pumping stations at Pontian. Gunong Pulai and Tebrau, m Johore, rest the responsibility of supplying the 1.200.000 people of Singapore with 43 million gallons of water per day. The ultimate output
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    U.K. HOSTEL FOR YOUTHS
    53 3 AMONG one of the > 'hemes which will be a lasting memorial to Kin^ George VI will be the bu ling of Lov.d<«Hostel with 150 to too beds f young people from ©verse s particularly the iy wealth. This scheme will i<? s ipported by the
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    JUDGE REJECTS LAWYER'S SOLUTION
    181 3 JUDGE REJECTS LAWYER 'S SOLUTION A SOLUTION to beat the chap-ji-kee operators at their own game was made m the Singani>i> High Court yesterday by i lawyer. Mr. Y. H. Tsan, who was appealing against a ih: niuiitli sentence impjsed on a woman chap-ji-kec runner. Lock Wai Sin. Mr. Tsi«
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      244 3 I iv v v-y i WnN» T Im^ Bbk v^ f^b^B t^bV b^bW S^ jr I fV v" rJF f B B B B^H •Bl j^L I qc tuc YEAR I I SHIRTS AIL MERINO WOOL jIL i^^ i^ Isuallv $62.70 5 lii Wliifr. Une, Cream X Grey. SPECIAL SALE
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    Fresh Trial For Trade Mark Case
    155 4 Fresh Trial For Trade Mark Case X ABDUL r.AKFOOR. who wag fined $100 m I District Court for being m possession of K<>ofi< hearing h counterfeit trademark, was ordered by the Singapore High Court yesterday to be given a retrial. The good* involved were tins of pineapple which bore IK*
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    CHANCE FOR MALAYS IN FED ROAD TRANSPORT
    454 4 CHANCE FOR MALAYS IN FED ROAD TRANSPORT CouncilNamesProbeCttee KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.'— Not one voice was raised today m the Federal Legislative Council against a proposal to give Malays m the Federation opportunities for wider participation m the road transport industry of the country. On a motion moved by the Member
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    $21M. TRADE GAP
    47 4 PKKUMINARY figure* of the total external trade of Malaya during February showed an adverse balance of $21 million, according to official statistics. Imports of merchandise, including parcel post, amountid to S»ZH. 100.000. Kxports of merchandise, including parcel Host, ships' stores and bunkers, totalled 5207.500.000.
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    Second Strike By Seamen Dye
    169 4 Union's Case For Parties Standard Staff Reporter ANOTHER seamen's strike looms m Singapore. This time it is by nearly 200 Malay gunners and engine drivers employed by the Straits Steamship Company. The men. who are members of the Asian Maritime Officers' Union, yesterday gave a
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    Youth Faces 'Red Papers' Charge
    64 4 Youth Faces 'Red Papers' Charge ANG ENG BOF 27, alias Anu Meng Sin. was charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, with unlawful possession of terrorist documents at Chua Chu Kang Koad. on Feb. iB. The charge was explained to Ang. and he was ordered to b e remanded
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    MAJOR KILLED
    47 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Major A. Amor of the Ist Battalion, Royal Hampshire*. died a result of injuries i received when a scout car m 1 which he was returning to b;t~ c overturned into a ravine near Bentong. on Mar. L'T, the Army announced today.
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    COUNCILLORS BEG BUT IT'S NO USE
    180 4 SINGAPORE City Councillors 'have -gone down on their knees to the Traction Company to hog them to co-operate," Mr. Sim Bern: Sens (Proffi Rochore) said at a Council meeting yesterday. Bui time, he added, the Company refused. Mr S::n was a.-king the Council to
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    PORT MODEL FOR DISPLAY
    97 4 THE Royal Interocean Rviy s sailed for South Africa ye^tenkiy. carrying on boar !;:rso mode] ol tne Port of Hongkong. Tin- model, which has been built cy the first year student* of Northcote Training College Hongkong, is to he shown m. the Hall of Harbour and
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    Oh! No! Says Mr. Mc Neice
    116 4 SWANS FOR ELIZABETH WALK? Standard Staff Rrportor AN off* r by Mr. K. M. OH Moh.um-d (Pior. City) to do:iatr a pair of swans to the Singapore City (\»muil to adam Ili/alw-tli \\alk. was rejected by the prcsidrnt. Mr. T. P. F. MeNelee, on
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    RN PROMOTION
    23 4 VICE-ADMIRAL Sir Charles Edward Lambe, the Conunanr.er- n-Chit f. Far East Naval Station, has been promoted to the rank of Admiral*
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    YOUTH MEETING
    19 4 THE A'l-Malava Methodist Youth Fcl!ov«!vp Institute will he he'd m K.iaia Lumpur from Apr. 22 to 27.
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    WO RITSON PAY FOR CITY MONTHLY PAIDS
    332 4 WO RITSON PAY FOR CITY MONTHLY PAIDS MONTHLY paid employees uf the -Singapore City Council are not likely to have their salaries revised m accordance with Ritson principles. City president. Mr. T. P. F. McNeice indicated at yesterday's Council meeting. Replying to a demand for salary revision by Labour Councillor,
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    2S,000th Customer
    94 4 2S,000 th Customer A THROAT specialist. Or. Let Kwcp Vons was the Juvky recipient of a cheque for an unspecified amount from Robnson and Company, for being th e ?5.0«0th customer to visit the Store's annual bargain sale, which entered its second day, yesterday. The presentatioa wa s made before
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    Ban On City Bus Routes Put Off
    215 4 SINGAPORE City Council yesterday decided to reconsider the question of freezing bus routes until Government decides on the future transport set-up m the Colony. This followed a healed debate on a demand by Mr. Phillip Williams (Lab. Rochore) to negative a committee decision
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    HC REPLIES TO UNION
    59 4 PENANG, \V\,: The High Commissioner has rcp'icd to the Govcrnroeni Junior Stall Union which aeni him an appeal last Friday a^in^ his on. tideration for better wages. Genera] Tempter tod the Union the matter w,»s undsi consideration. TMi hag brougni new hope lor 'he union whi.-h
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    LEPERS EARN EXTRA MONEY
    55 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Inmates of Sungei Buloh Leper Settlement near Kuala Lumpur enjoy good living amenities and facilities for gardening, poultry farming, pig rearing and other hobbies to earn pocket money the Member for Health. Dr *'T e Tian^ Xt:1 S- to*d Inche Abdul Aziz mi
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    Ho To Make Films In Jakarta
    100 4 Ho To Make Films In Jakarta ",IR. HO Ah Lokr, (above) Malayan film magnate and hrad of the Keris Film Productions, will leave today by air for Jakarta to produce films m conjunction with Pesari Studios. llt> is taking with him his film director. Mr. L. Krishnan, a cameraman. Mr.
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    LAST SPITFIRE FLIES TODAY
    50 4 The last Spitflre Drill Bj I r the last Übm for th- R Air Force todny at th-' r Mainten.ince B>>;e, STh<» p!?ne will bt p tlie Commanding No. 81 Motor T r R, naissance Squadron B w P. Swabv Th,» S| have plaiTd by Me
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    C.F.A. Man Had No Power' Court Told
    386 4 C.F.A. Man Had No Power Court Told KUALA Lr.MPI'R. Wei.— Mr. Robert B Shrks Malayan representativr of the Committee Faff IrM Asia, said tmiav that he had no authority to enter into a contract to purchase a house m Kuala Lumpur but he had the approval of his Home Office
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    Shot In Air Halts Crowd
    97 4 Shot In Air Halts Crowd PENANG, UYd A ,!cn<tiv c fired a warning ihot m the tif Lasi night to stop a Cltwd <■( Indiana from matching away two of their Friends, who had neen i,rre>ted M the Wai fan Clinic m MacAlistOT Ro;id. The arrowed rv>cn were 1 among
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    BUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    56 4 Stanford London Co»r- vpo LONDON RU6BI B Soot \6i4. **«y 16 Id June \€l4. July September M 16. October Dcccmbc, 174 d Jan March 17J4* April c.U. l«jrf. Tone: Q«iet. LCNOON TIN W £735 p«i urn fc«y*rv £740 vcllcr* Tfcree monrKt £705 W«yert, £706 iclter». Sole
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    J. Conrad Met A Bucaneet In S'pore
    199 4 J. Conrad Met A Bucaneet In S'pore THE LEGEND of Jjsepb Conrad, the great novelist. line tint a famous bufvarie^rinfl character. Captain To-n I -i r>— sard, at the most tMtMMIf htXlSfj In Singapore. No. 3. Co'^man Street, was toM by Mr TH H. Harn-ok. Senior Architect of 'the P.W.D.
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    LOCAL FIRMS GiVEN CHANCE
    102 4 THE p'irchn.«e of M > KJ number platei for the a m .rt'rjcnt of the Singapore City Council wag Hi ft-rrrd after Mr Philip Williams. r!wmr Rochore) psk«» i vhy a local firm could not Ml! the <.8.l«l order. Mr. A. P. Rajah (Prn< North) -^aid
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      211 4 BTf i>Uascd to announce the opening < t};c ISLAND BAR AND RESTAURANT Tiny exiend to* the public a hearty wilr. < I<> the Uticst and most modkem rendezvous m town. Delicious meals (European nri Chinese dishes) nnd all va leties <: ;:.ks served with prompt, courteous service. They also undertake
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    CITIZEN PAYS HIS TRIBUTE
    681 5 photos. City Receives The Mayoral Mace Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE City Council yesterday proudly established its first practical tradition when it received a Mayoral Mace— symbol of authority— presented by film magnate, Mr. Loke Wan Tho. Long before the beginning of a simple yet impressive ceremony,
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    Malays Should Be Given More Transport Trade
    458 5 Malays Should Be Given More Transport Trade KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Federat on Government urged the Legislative Council today to consider the question of increased Malay participation m the country's public transport system 'at once, m isolation and independently of other issues connected with t!ie improvement of their economic pssiHon.
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    FLOWER SHOW EXPECTED TO BE BIGGER
    58 5 FLOWER SHOW EXPECTED TO BE BIGGER pore F v 'O'.v b higher presentation, and percent :n the United Lved i» the Colony over 57.) entries \inbitors. compared tries from 39 cxhi- year. The group se 'ion will have 28 f ten las! year. ition will be open- ny World Stadium
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    CAN'T DRIVE FOR A YEAR
    49 5 S- i\ )-.v. ol Kailang itrday rincd $50 s:ng pore Fir.-t Trunk* Ir. F.A. Chua. lor -r. friend. Miss i 1 Sim, who was un h ive a car. Cbua '.vj.s also permittini her i not covered by He was also ciisii driving tor
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    DISQUALIFIED GOT LICENCE
    45 5 0 taining a driving while under a court lion, Tns G c o k Miop-assistnnt. wa* "*ed to thre.> months' nprisonment by the •*mv Second Traffic Maate. Mr Howe Yoon sterday. ice of appeal was given Ol $750 m two sure- allowed.
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    Polls Campaign Will Be Noiseless
    433 5 Polls Campaign Will Be Noiseless THERE wiil be no display of bands, bunting, banners *r flas;s. nor the bran:lish Of of torchps or loud-speaker units when the Federation's voters so to the polls m the first-ever national elections m the near futui-e. Th:- is intend to E c "tion Day
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    SYSTEM OFF
    32 5 Singapore: City council yesterday ueeided that it will no longer allow block meter water supplies to multi-floor premises. fXCCpi at the request of the applicants, or for certain technical reason*.
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    LEPER GETS 13 MTHS., BUT WONT GO TO JAIL
    181 5 JOHORE BAHRI*, Wed.— Wong Seng, a leper, showed little concern when he heard lache Mahmood bin Ali sentence him to 13 months' imprisonment on two charges of possession of "sansu" and distilling apparatus. Being a leper, he will not be sent
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    CITY TO DISCUSS RENDEL
    180 5 SINGAPORE City Council will call a special meeting tomorrow to discuss the Rend^l Constitutional Commission's Report and the recommendations of its Finance and General Purposes Committee on it. City President Mr. T, P. F. MnNeice. told Councillors at their meeting yesterday that he wanted to be
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    Sold Timber Belonging To Others
    115 5 HBNKY Timothy Hogai;. I timber grader m the employ ot Borneo Sumatra Trading Company, who sold timber without the knowledge of his employers was yesterday sentenced m the S.ngapore Third District Cowit to ten months' rigorous imprisonment, to be followed by uw years' police supervision.
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    No Water Transport Allowed At Polls
    112 5 No Water Transport Allowed At Polls KUALA LI'MPLR. WedNo candidate at the Federation's fortucomirij national election* will be able to corner water-transport m the sparsely communicated northern areas and thus try to turn the tide m his favour. The Select Committee has riisr.ri'd this throush an amendment stipulating that conveyance
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      85 5 Weather Report Minimum Temperuture: front 7..™ p.m. on Mar Wto 7.iU a.m. ou Mar. SL *>i«»gap«re i7.">*"i. Penan* '74F> K«»Ia Raliru (73F». Kuala l.nmpur (TV), lpoh "*iK>. Kuiiilan I7KF). Maximum Tempt r.iiurr: from 7..19 aju. to 7..10 ;> on Mar. SL Singapore <y*Fl. reiiang: (WFi. Kota Raliru [HIT). Koala Lumpur
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    Unions And Politics
    917 6 r JHE prejudice against any but wealthy gentlemen of entering into politics is -slowly but surely d Tl en as a time when the people themtelvef th ight that the- «rim business o! ruling should bo left to the colonial bureaucracy and the local ten-buttoned idarins nominated
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    We, the PEOPLE
    519 6 We, the PEOPLE Transfer Of Clerks Sir,— May I be allowed to voice these few lines through the medium of your valuable paper on the subject of the Malayanisation of the Fe- deration Clerical Service which is of paramount im- portance. i To commence with I am at a loss
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    Review of Views
    161 6 Review of Views cannot be relied upon for-' ever to bolster the fortunes* of this country. It also] points to the drop m th c tntiepot trade which is lot a reassuring sign of Singa-, pore's trade prospects. The new approach. it ftdds,] should be brought about by, the establishment
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    'What Steps Would Our Critic Have Taken?'
    425 6 Sir: m previous correspondence Vox Populi pretended that he hailed from quarters sympathetic to labour and he went on to affect concern that the \'ad< rship of the Council Action was not sufficiently principled to anticipate and rebuff an attempt by the powers-that-be
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    CONSOLIDATION OF SALARIES
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    153 7 LONDON, Mar. 31. (AP)— The Western Big Three id last night to ease the controls on trading with Russia— but with strict security safeguards. A communique issued after a two-day conference among r.S. Foreign Aid Chief Harold Stassen and top British and Fre eh officials
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    69 7 KAMPALA. Uganda. Mai. 3] (Reuter) Air J. W. Kiwanuka the acting President ul the Uganda National Congress and editor of the Uganda Po.-l is being detained under emergency regulations, the UganJji Government announced yester. day. No details of any cha» Jfi were given. Mr. Kiwanuka was
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    193 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 31, (UP) Authoritative sources said yesterday high administration officials are considering enlargement of the ANZUS pact to guarantee South-East Asia against external and internal aggression. Tne ANZUS. pact has United States. Australia and New Zealand as members and a military organisation is
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    336 7 photo. WASHINGTON, Mcr. 31, (AP)— Five ambassadors arranged to call on U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles yesterday amid indications that some of them wanted more information on what united action the United States favours to prevent a Communist conquest of SouthEast
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    44 7 photo. ACTRESS Donni Keed bestows a k^s upon the Oscar she re-reived for hrr outstanding perform.iM-p as the best supporting actress of 1f)33. Donna won the Ostar for her rolf I painted Honolulu hostess m "From Mere To i:temil>." AP
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    143 7 PAKISTAN CLARIFIES U.S. AID KARACHI. Mar. 31. (AP)— Prime Minister Mohammed Ali said yesterday the United States was extending aid to Pakistan and 28 other nations only because the Americans wanted to protect the great progress they had made m their own country. Winding up the debate on Pakistan's new
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    68 7 SYDNEY, Mar 31 (Reuter) The Newcastle branch of -he Royal Sonet v lor Pi event ion of Cruelty to Animals i? trying to stop a local private > 1 proprietor adding a lioness to his collection. Another zoo a mile away has a lion and members
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    163 7 India Plans Atomic Centre NEW DELHI. Mar. 31. <UP),Tb« Indian Planning Commiasici has approved a plan for the development of atomic «r--«rgy mi n India during the n*\t four years. With the approval of the plan. the Indian Atomir Enerpv Commission expects to expand its activities and w I set
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    68 7 MOSCOW lUi It (Ik The British Eml i nounood yesterday that R -ians had provided merit ary pioof" th.i" fa S vict wdmen had voluntai divorced their Bm. I bands. The En >;,. i the documents hicn i > 1 of copitfl of extracd In i.
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    FISH IMPORTS BAN URGED
    125 7 photo. LONDON. Mar. 31, (Router) —A Socialist, Mr. William Warbey. suggested m the House ot Common! yesterday that all imports of fish and Ash products caught m Pacific waters should be banned, "m view of the danger arising lrom radioactive particles generate^ by hydrogen bomb explosions."
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    57 7 CAIRO. March 31 (UP) Egyptian vessels which went on a 24-hour seaborne "strike m support of the Revolution Council steamed back to port yesterday. Naval Officers had vowed I remain at sea until the council under the leadership of V feePremier Gamal Abdel Nasser won its
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    191 7 JERI SALEM, Mar. 31. (IP) The American chairman of the Mixed Armistice Commission announced Israel's guilt for the Nahalin attack was established "without question" yesterday and Jordan promptly mustered her Arab neighbours to protest the new "Jewish savagery" before the I'nited Nations Security Council. Jordan*!
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    62 7 HATFIEI.D.. Hertfordshii Mar. SI (Renter) Villager* of Colney Heath, halfway between the big Hand ley Page and the De Haviiland airfieldi near here appealed to lest pilots not to scare the ioca! children by low flying. A spokesman said the youngsters sometimes fled sen :n--ing m
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    64 7 CALCUTTA, Mar. 31, (Renter) A doctor told the city coroner yesterday that a in:xup of death certificates caused ;i Hindu to be buried according to Moslem rites. The inquest was on an u!:--known man now claimed 03 Mr. H. llajumdar a merchant to be his son.
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    37 7 WASHINGTON. Mar. HI. (AP) Americans visiting it foreign country could bring back US$l, OOO worth of purchases duty free under a revised trade law recommended by President Eisenhower yesterday. The limit now is US$5OO.
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    189 7 HONOLULU, Mar. 31— (AP)— A man who was on Kwajalein island during the Mar. 1 and Mar. 26 hydrogen bomb explosions said yesterday the blasts resembled a sunrise. This man, who must remain anonymous, said he was talking because "there is so much false information. I
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    141 7 WASHINGTON. Mar. 31. (AID- VA Defence Secretary Charles F. Wilson, alter seeing secret films made by the Federal Atomic Energy Commission, said it was impossible not to be impressed by the destructive effects of the hydrogen bomb. He added thm.% the reality of the hydrogen
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    70 7 BK! GRAD 31 (AP)l 1 < Tito, noad of the Communist Party < f v said jresterdaj hU ret irn to partnership witn R issia He spoke at the Fourth Lie* S< ision of Yugoi ivia*i Communist leaders who have been meeting here for the 9atl
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    101 7 Ti;ilKK\N. IKW. >lar 31. (\P»— Dr llusscia I it' mi. ex-dictator Movsadpq's f.inuii minister, is nm ilt-.ttli t'roni I.m k itf iiitiii i-li- \< u\ stemming from .1 lutii: ncilni gunshot uonnd m tin- stom-uli. hi.s itHst MU4 >«^t<i day. I ■'alnni. shnt by a youthful
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    179 9 LONDON, Mar. 31. (Reuter)— Mr. Derick Heuth-eoat-Amory, Minister of Slatt at the Board of Trade, said yesterday it *a s against Government jxiliiy t«i restrict imports from Hongkong or any other Co!- inial territory. He was answering r. cjihstion m Urn Houm i ComoMtM by
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    54 12 THE following are the result! Of the Island t Club'» Month! f Medal < Stableford "A"" Division Dr. R. A. Mallal 96|. "B" S. K. Gaw 3G;. "C A. E. C. Munday 4:<. Ball Sweep Winners: "A" and "B" Division —Dr R. Mallal IP 5/lfl "C—
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    134 12 THE Kliny Cup tennis competition for clubs m Singapore starts on Saturday when four ties will be played off as follows: SCC VI SCRC. Tanglin Club vi SRC, Malay Sporting Association VI YMCA and PWD VI lA. Fixtures for successive weeks are I A VI SCC.
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