Singapore Standard, 12 April 1954

Microfilm: NL2603
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1 12 Singapore Standard
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    Masthead
    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ft .'ft SH Vol. IV. No. 28 1. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 10.lt. TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Union Drops Strike Threat
    122 1 KIALA 1 I'MPI'R. Sim. m ilayan Railway prating; Union drew its strike i deference to th^ is wishes the throat ol a paralysis ol i es next Wediched of i k in w Rai way and ot tod a v ourl oi ttee re f erred
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    Found Dead
    12 1 VV<.e X > I lead on i China Street Police gating
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    SODA POISONING
    9 1 SAI was admitted pital, Singahaving of causti
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    'Fifth Column' In UN Secretariatt
    216 1 WASHINGTON. April 11 (Reuter)— Senate investigators said last night that a Communist "filth column" Is operating m the Secretariat of the l'nited Nations. They want President Eisenhower to intervene. Th c y re ••"> nmended that evidence should bi sent to the Secretary of State.
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    FROM S'PORE TO LONDON'S WEST END
    103 1 FROM S'PORE TO LONDON'S WEST END BETTY MOORE, 17. slim blonde survivor of the i.mpire Windru.sh blaze, is shown hick at work as a salesgirl m a West End. London, store which sells model suits. Sh e was returning from Sinstapote with her mother and her stepfather, who was mi
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    PURGE IN GEORGIA
    47 1 LONDON. April 11: (AP) Aaother purge m Georgia was announced today by the T it'li s radio m th P capital of that Soviet Republic. Without explanation, the broadcast said only that "Comrade AT Khelidze has been relieved of his duties as Health Minister."
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    Mission To Settle Oil Row By July 1
    150 1 TEHERAN. April 11: (Reuter) A mission of eight major world oil companies arrived here by air today Horn London to negotiate a settlement of the nearly three-year-old Anglo-Iranian oil dispute. The mission of 82 i> led by Mr. Orville Harden, of the
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    The Big Comot Probe Begins
    351 1 Sabotage Cannot Be Ruled Out Says Sir Miles LONDON, April 11.— Aircraft scientists and technicians yesterday began the big p'obe into the riddle of the three mysterious Comet jetliner crashes, which have cost 99 lives during the past year. The first step was taken a
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    LAWMAKERS ARE NABBED
    42 1 TOKYO. April 11 (AP).— Police yesterday arrested the treasurer of Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's Liberal Party and the presidents of Japan's foremost shipping and shipbuilding companies on suspicion of being involved m lhe biggest shipping scandal m Japanese history.
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    THREE BOMBS FOUND UNDER RAILWAY LINE
    100 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. i Three home-made bombs were found yesterday beneath the railway line from Kangar to Padang Besar about six miles from the Thai border. One of the bombs made from an empty milk tin had a grenade type striker mechanism. In a
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    Jagan Headed Procession—Court Told
    157 1 Jagan Headed Procession— Court Told GEORGETOWN, April 11 (Reuter). Police witnesses toll a magistrate's court here yesterday that Dr. Cheddi Jagan, deposed Prime Minister of British Guiana, and other leaders of the Peoplej Progressive Party marched arm In arm at the head of a procession, .singing the party *oug "Ob,
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    BIG FRENCH VICTORY
    297 1 Vietminh Lose A Strong Point Setback To Red Plans For Third Assault HANOI, April 11. French Union troops, springing a surprise counter-attack, yesterday smashed a big gap m the encircling network off Communist-led Vietminh attack; preparations around the dustbowl of Dien Bien Phu Satu day, driving the
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    Eddie's In The Final
    51 1 EDDIE CrtOONCi of Malaya who met Joe Alston of the United States yesterday m the men's singles final of the United States badminton championships played at Niagara Falls. New Yorlu Result of the match was not known at the time of going to press. (See Page
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    JAP TRADE FAIR OPENS
    25 1 JAP T RADE FAIR OPENS OSAKA. April 11 (UP) .Japan's first annual international trade fair opened here today with exhibits worth U555,000,000 from lti nations.
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    Safe And $3,000 Stolen
    96 1 rw i .ai ..a i.i ,\in re. sun, Foui Chinese entered I eai i powder ta lory at Jalan Km Bot early yesterday and allied away a KM contain* ing cash and documents They reaaoved "n- »fe m ihe factory's own van whi« h *1 t
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    Police Seize Red Paper
    75 1 PARIS. April 11 (AP) French police vi/.-d ihe Communist Sunday BOWSpap r Humanite Dimanche to lay i m printing an article headlined The price of blood lowing ia Indo-China ri.vs on the R'* York stock Exchange Contents of the enU*Ameri« •an story. Which provoked leisure of
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    Royal Car Has To Pull Up For A Crank
    388 1 Royal Car Has To Pull Up For A Crank COLOMBO. April 11 (Reuter)— A man m Uttered clothes m front of Queen Elizabeth's car here today lay prostrate on the road. The car carrying the Queen arid the Duke of Edinburgh pnlied up and the man was rescued by police.
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    Paper Calls For Ban On Dog Meat
    80 1 Paper Calls For Ban On Dog Meat TAIPEI. April 11, (AFP) The old practice of eating dog meat m southern China came under fire from angry readers of the Fnglish daily, China Post, today. Complaining that most of their pet dog s have disappeared, angry foreigners have asked the government
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    Stop Press
    36 1 NAIROBI April 11 <Keu ter i The Kenya Governmrnt tod.iv withdrew its "mafcs surrender" offer to Man Man tSffTOflsl leader* and annoum <| the start of a new full N».ii«- eflfeaoteo against Mail Mau canes
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    ALL-OUT DRIVE TO GET RED CHIEFS
    335 2 ALL-OUT DRIVE TO GET RED CHIEFS Invitations' Out In Ivanhoe' Area KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Selangor Government is making a concerted ail-out j drive this weekend to secure the surrender of a Communist branch committee member. Ah Pien, and his comrade, Ah Woon, who are the remnants of a five-man
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    Sultan Views New RIDA Road Strip
    159 2 Sultan Views New RIDA Road Strip KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Sultan of Pahang yesterday inspected the five-mile Kuaia Triang Road which is heing built by the Rural and Industrial Development Authority to help 400 padi planters of Kampong Kuala Triang. Hitherto they had to depend on the river for communica-
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    CHILD DIDN'T DIE OF RABIES
    50 2 ALOR STAR. Sun.— Dogi inoculated against rabies aroul i immune for at least 18 months said the State Veterinary Surgeon. Che Johsri Daud. today. He was commenting on i Penang newspaper report, that a dog which had been Inoculated bit a child, who subsequently died.
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    Threshold OS Manhood
    83 2 A BRAHMIN priest performs an initiation ceremony on youn? Madhu Ramchand. 21 -year-old son of Mr. C. Ramchand. at the Gandhi Memorial Hall m Race Course Lane. Stagapeee* yesterday. According to Hindu religious laws, a you m; man cannot marr v unless he has been initiated. Known
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    MENTRI LAUDS BUS COMPANY
    49 2 A:. OH STAR. Sun— Kedah's Mentri B.^_.r Tunku Ismail ope::. I f \i v oflk c of the Kubang P.--. Transport Compai n Regent yesterday n«. ..:rp» gathering. Th« Mentri Btsr.r commended the 1 mpany on Its services m arrying school children a; »i rates.
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    Only Woman Recipient
    15 2 D.I-.C a.d LU-rnal Way Mr L^S N th* Colo. ys SwVrtar, for
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    Plaque For Loke
    88 2 MR. LOKE WAN THO, Singapore film magnate, was the proud rec pient of a plaque at a cocktail party held at Ihe Hollywood Room. Odeon Theatre on Saturday on the occasion of the 30th ann versa rv of MetroGaM jra-Mayer Oriental Ce., Ltd. The 1 Li.uc with
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    N.S. Branch Of Negara Formed
    264 2 SEREMBAN, Sun. A branch of the Party Negara, which aims to secure by constitutional means the transfer of power and establish a self-governing I nited States of Malaya, was formed here today. uver jimi people ettended the Inaugural meeting al tne Negri Sembilan Clue where
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    POLICE STAGE CHARITY SHOW
    35 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A arge gathering m iding pecpie from nearby k g| attended a concert staged by :h< Police Training Duaun Tua, near Kuala Luaepur. on Ft id iv nigl
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    VILLAGE GOES TO THE POLLS
    130 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Macbang In Kelantan. held In nrst rown Council ection yesterday. It was divided into three wards— Bandar Baa..: Bandar Lama and Pangkal Changong -and 2g pur* C lal Via 'ays and two Chinese) contested the seats. Eighty -seven per cent of lhe
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    Devaser Is Re-elected
    79 2 KUALA LUMPUR. SimMr. K. L. Devaser. 42-year-old Kuala Lempur barrister, was today re-elected president of the Malayan Indan Congress for the fourth time. Mr. Devaser topped the list of four candidates by "a sizeable majority" m the secret postal ballot among the MlC's S:J branches m the
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    Chaplain Blesses Bishop's Throne
    83 2 Chaplain Blesses Bishop's Throne PENANG i oflicers and n Ist. Battalion ches-oi Regim told today U f served their this land an. annals of Ifalaya them will be il their heads and there. They ttn eddres* given I to 11. s. Georgt*i t the <>< di ittoo throne preei nte
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      44 2 BARGAIN BUY! You can advertise your needs for as little as len cents- a word m the classified columns of 'he Standard. Adverfoemen.s accepted at 128. Robinson Road or at the branches of the Standard m Kuala "T PUr Pen ang ;j d Ipoh
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    Malayan Trade Unionist Dies
    111 3 hi ALA LUMPUR, Sun. Mr. R.E.A.D. Moreyra, lent ol the Federation War Department Civilian > ill Association, died at fhe General Hospital this morning alter a short illness. Mi. Moreyra was closely I connected with the trade union 1 movement m the country. Ho i. last
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    STONE IS LAID BY VICKERS
    37 3 S tiring Sei I i 1 ctiot ling ie wit W th m clubhouse su. presii after paying Vi ■kerv. away for ever rig up ari eland which lis coming f o
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    THIEVES TAKE A RECORDER
    58 3 A EUROPEAN left hi. it ...i? house im Road on Friday even- 1 ■4 Lat I wont out to get tape re •urciii.g machine. was 4a:ie. -X. thief stole two arristw 1 hea from two officers living tho R.A.F. barrark.it Selarang, Singapore on lame lay. Both
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    Fire Guts Lam Soon Godowns
    163 3 Fire Guts Lam Soon Godowns aader eoalrol m one and a hall hours by firemen who used up thousands of galloas af water from roadside water mains. V St.». ndard reporter a > visited the scene laler m the day found smoke still rising from th.' chirred remains of Ihe
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    HINDU AND SINHALESE NEW YEAR
    75 3 TOMORROW wi be New foi sands o: Sinhalese and Hindus n Sing spore Federal All Hin and Sinhalese decorated and lelicacies will be frier is and relatives. Spe 'ial a and prayer ceremonies will be he'd m a.l th s Hindu and Sinhalese te pies.
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    Crowds Visit Graves Of 'Ancestors
    82 3 SINGAPORE Chinese yes,jrdn- crowded the Bukit Brown md other cemeteries to pay their respects to their ancest); jnd clean th£ graves m concord with the dictates of Cheng Beng or AH Soul s Day. Actually the auspicious day fell on Monday. April 5, but since
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    Greyhound Racing Plans For Johore
    440 3 Gopt. Approval Awaited JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Greyhound racing, one of the most popular sports m Europe, will be introduced m Johore Bahru within a year if plans now m hand are approved by the State Government. The plans provide for a promotion costing about $2,000,000
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    Youth Told: Take Up Engineering
    158 3 Youth Told: Take Up Engineering MR. G. KDMOXD. S nga- 1 Engineer, who re- > the C my yester--1 fter his leave, ha i this message for the y the Colony. Ts youth should aside the age-old notion being lawyers and dor* ra and have a peep m! the opportunities
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    UNION SENDS AN 'SOS'
    137 3 AN -5.0.5." was despatched to the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions for financial and moral support by the Indo-Maiay-Pakistaru Seamen's Union. Singapore, yesterday, to he p settle its dispute* with the Straits Steamship Company. The Union's Malay members employed by the Company have been on
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    New Director
    37 3 photo. SINGAPORE'S new Director of Civil Aviation. Mr. G.J. Warcup. arrived m the Colony yesterday m the Chusan. This is his first visit out East. He i s pictured with his wife and child. Standard
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    Surprise At Party
    97 3 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Fernandez of Singapore. Her JG-year-old fiancee. Mr. S. Vincent. i.s on the staff of St. Joseph's Institution. Miss Fernandez is j teacher of St. Anthony's Convent. Standard photo shows (from left): Father Teng. Mr. Fernandez. Mr. Vincent. Father Aloysius. Miss
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    Untitled
    49 3 photo. LADY de Fonseka. wire of Ceylon's envoy in Tokyo, (seen third from right) who is on the way to join her husband. Sir Susantha de Fonseka. was met on board the Chusau yesterday by Mr. M. Saravanamuttu, Commissioner for Ceylon in Malaya, and other leading Cevlonese citizens. Standard
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    OBEY RULES OF HYGIENE
    41 3 PENANG, Sun. By observing the simple rules of hygiene, "you, more than anybody else, can prevent yourself from getting tuberculosis" said Settlement Councillor Mrs. Cheah Inn Kiong. m a talk at the esplanade here on Saturday night.
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    Youth A PAGE FOR THE YOUNG
    653 4  -  Beverley S. Newbern By Laughter On Strings In Germany r riMl evening it was ks if I lie* had "lid from the p-.gr>. of a storybook the I ill* old red wagon. Ihe t-tj) rooted houses and fhe narrow, eohhled street Inronga »t with
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    Gen Will Talk On More
    370 4 A fIW p.. I «f mine <n Itrrtain 1 1 Kirn awe hit t lie headline* fiver Ihe world, who made hfafarj broadcasting te America and who wag offered bijr •ri.rarl*. In appear »n the Bla'es, died quietly <>n L< trthrag m Boyalea, Herts, un
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    ART IN THE HOME
    367 4 \T HKNLYKR we meet with the word "art** we naturally conjure up a picture of i. 'Mi. us paintings. mal b 1 c statues, hanging draperies ai.d antique furniture. Bat art m Ihe 'ome ran mean a 5m..1l bowl of wild flowers. old print on the
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    An Essay By ONG SU-MING (14)
    223 4 lIOMF. MADE hand-embroid-I «r*d cushions. tab'.erunnera and cloth* are ouite ;mt4irtant factors m the decoration ef a room. A net of fantastic:, llv-hued flowers on a table spread, a light blue tafetta cushion with *hip m full sail traced on M with navy blue
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    THE CIRCUS CAME TO MARGARET
    257 4 THE CIRCUS CAME TO MARGARET r |"'HE circus came to a narrow 1 street of terraced houses m Birmingham the other day and for an hour, while all ofher traffic was kept out. the clowns and tumblers, the horses and elephants, the bandsmen and drum majorettes, went through their paecs.
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    FOOTBALL TEAM A UN PROJECT
    72 4 \|-4.\} member* of this nears loclbull team at the I mrersitv of Dayton m < meinaeti, Ohic. hare nncettrml backyrcuhds fron other nations. They tire: Paul Drcey Lebanese; Vince WerC Polish: Ro.j Fischer. German' Dick Miytua. Japanese; Jiw Shaford, Dutch: Phil Shoup German: Ji, n
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    Quiet Corner
    21 4 He that doeth good is of God: but he that doeth evil hath not seen God. 111 John I.H
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    THE QUEEN STILL KEEPS
    162 4 f\S important ceremonial occasions In London Queen Elizabeth II still uses a horse drawn carriage. This may seem strange. But the motor car is only 6# years old, whereas the Monarchy is more than a thousand years old. The formal Royal Progress—when lhe Sovereign ride? m
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    HER HORSES
    466 4  -  JO ENGLISH ,*\\w\.\\\\\\* \yy vnw*\*""v of Parliament *md Trooping the Co'our. The last of these celebrates the birthday ta the Sovereign who rirles OB horseback from Buckingham Palace, followed by an escort of Household Cavalry, to th>? Horse Guards Parade The State drive to the Houses of Parliament
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    PROJECT WILL CEMENT GOODWILL – SAYS IKE
    142 4 PROJECT WILL CEMENT GOODWILL SAYS IKE WASHINGTON. (I'SIS) President Eisenhower m a special message te. th« Girl Scouts et Amerua praised their inte rest m national and international atTairs and lauded m particular their "Kits For Korea" project. "This project. I am sure," he said m a written message, "will
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    Speaking of Pictures...
    65 5 Above: "Doll Nursing" by Teng Meng Kirn C o. Oversea Chinese Bank, Kluang Rciieicord, f 16, Yellow Filter, Electronic, Plus X. Left: "Vibrant Youth" by Au Weng Lam of East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Ipoh. RoMeiflex fll 1 100 th, Green Filter, Plus X. Above: "Picture Hunters" by
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    Week's Company Reports
    363 5 EASTERN REALTY COM- i PANY LTD.: Made a profit alter tax of $111.81;) or at least l(i f r before lax and a dividend ot 9 c ,'o is proposed for the year ended Dec. 31, 193:;. At balancing date net liquid assets equalled $«;72.019 or 67.2
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    Tin Prices Up $14½ Last Week
    481 5 THE metal price steadfastly gained SI4A per picul and rubber closed at just above 60 cents a lb. during the week under review. The share market benefited from the better commodity prices and industrial, tin and rubber shares contributed more evenly to the progressively
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    Japs Are Infringing UK Designs
    108 5 ST ANNES. Lama shire. April 11 (Reuter) —Mr. E.S. Winterbottom. a director of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, yesterday accused Japanese textiles manufacturers of infringing British material designs for the tar Eastern export market. Mr. Winter bottom showed a conference of Lancashire textiles manufacturers here
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    RESOLUTION TO BAN H-BOMBS
    40 5 GENEVA. Auri' 11. (Renter) A resolution calling for the outlawing <♦. hydrogen and atomic bombs, "to save humanity from an unprecedented catastrophe bordering on annihilation." was passed unanimously by the Parliament ot' the Canton of Geneva yesterday.
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      850 5 ___sdfsdfdsfdsf_______________^_______________ m m.m T |T^^ nnrii i uwi 545 Fhtt. ly Matters: p m Chaatei Witmol W_n Re.)o_*e--6.M New* Ac News Td.k: 4". S»Oits Review; 7 fin Music Kor Dancing; tis Pavilion Players; n pa Welsh Magazine: k .io HCWI Home New>. 8 .'> 'Our Life In Tne Highlands; 9
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    This Hungry World
    860 6 |A>R several years the Food and Agricultural Organisation has been reminding the world that from 60 to TO per cent of its population go hungry all their lives. Tho significance of this fact has perhaps not been fully realised by those of our statesmen who wonder why
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    BUDGET DAY-introduced by Vicky
    8 6 BUDGET DA Y-introduced by Vicky "CUCKOO!" j j
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      DON'T IGNORE THREAT TO RUBBER INDUSTRY
      694 6 Sir:— Your editorial on Neglected Industries' is most timely as there is an increasing awareness of the bleak prospect facing Malaya. While British rubber magi nates speak with qualified cani fid. nee on the future of the rubber industry, as they must m the
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      Reflectors
      187 6 Sir: I n the "Singapore Standard" of 30th March, under the headins: "New Reflector Strips for Trishaws." I notice that there is some controversy regarding the us., of "Scotch. ite Reflector Tape" for cycles and trishaws as against glass reflectors. May 1 as a motorist say that very lew
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      NO PEACE UNLESS...
      149 6 T s Tl c IS.A. and -.he s s n are crying for wo Id p< ;«ce. But at the same time they are experimenting with atomic and hydrogen bombs There can b e no world peace unless the nations of the world recognise the supremacy ol
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      'Dancers Were Shabbily Treated'
      261 6 'Dancers Were Shabbily Treated' Sir;— l im disgusted si the very shabby treat ent a irded to the visiting t< ol West Australian dan ers n touring the Feder; ti rhe competition between I ie visitors and tour s ng; pore couples was planned months ahead. This, I lieve, was
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      WHOSE DELAY?
      67 6 Sir:— For the last three months members of the Singapore Teachers' Union have not heard a word about the implementation of the Unified Education Service Which Was passed by the Legislative Council. 1> this the Union's delay or is it the Government's] In any <ase why doesn't the
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      21 6 "Animals are like that, Sir' lurn your back and there s no tellin' what mischief they'll feet up toi*
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      Asleep?
      101 6 Sir— Will the .Management CommitUe of the Singapore Teachers Union wake from their prolonged slumber just long enough to inform the members whether thc I'nion is still alive? Since last October the only evidence of the continued existence of the I'nion has been the recent appearance of letters m
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      174 6 Sir; Please allow me (o suggest to the UMNO that it is fully time that they quit babbling and playing about like unruly children; and for a change, turn their attention towards doing something really beneficial for the people. They can start on this new programme by
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    713 6  -  O. M. Green By LONDON, FOR three months now, Mao Tse-tung has been absent from every public function of the Chinese Communist Government whose chairman he Is including the first full meeting of the Communist Central Committee m three and a half years. During this time, one
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    Ex-Monarch To Seek Showdown
    169 7 SAIGON, April 11 (AP) Strengthened by pledgee "i unconditional support from a handful of liis former critics, Vietminh Chief of State Bao Dai lieu to France yesterday to demand immediate and independence for his war ravaged country. Before quitting Saigon to seek a showdown with the
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    Woman Led 100 Gn Raid
    79 7 11. (AP).— A outlaw 100 raiders m Centi Hyderabad, Sind tan) yesterday m gamb to mdemned husthorities said the irlier had managed. a visit to the prison, and ammuniher husband, MohamRahim Hangoro, await pea] of a death sen- two murders, last rs opened fire v
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    15 7 (UP Chin, ethei Gen F 1 the I un- t as
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    Japan Signs Rice Deal With Persia
    116 7 Japan Signs Rice Deal With Persia TEHERAN. April 11 (Renter). —The Japanese special en- voy, Mr. Mitsuo Tanake. yesterday >igned a 134,500-tons ($2,000,000) rice deal with the Persian Minister of National Economy. Dr. Fakhro- din Shademan. paving tin way for a barter agreement between the two countries. estimated at a
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    GREEK CABINET
    22 7 FIELD MARSHAL AlexanU r Papages. the Greek Pi Minister, yesterday reshufl I inel ting eight ol ts 20 Ministers. Reuter
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    IF REDS OVERRAN ASIA...
    139 7 IF REDS OVERRAN ASIA... photo. WASHINGTON. Men. The United States Under-Secretary of State. Mr. Walter Bedell Smith, said today that if Communist torees overran SouthEast Asia they would gain control of major naval and an bases threatening Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines. In a broadcast interview Mr. Smith said
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    PASHA DEAD
    53 7 LONDON, April 11, (AP).— Russell, Pasha arch enemy <>f the world's drug traffickers lor over 40 years died here yesterday, aged 74. Russell Pasha his real name was Sir Thomas Went- worth Russell was for 25 years the head of the Central N rcoties Intelligence Bureau the Egyptian
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    INDO-CHINA SITUATION 'A COMMON RISK'
    344 7 Dulles Arrives In U.K. LONDON, April 11 (Reuter)— The United States Secretory of Store, Mr. John Foster Dulles, declared on his arrival m London today that "the situation m In <o-Ch.na is a danger to both our coun- tries as well as others." Mr Dulles
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    71 7 photo IN WHITE OVERALLS and wearing a miner's helmet. Princess Margate! steps out the pit cage, alter bet ascent from Ihe Calvcrton coal mine. Nottingham, on April 7. The visit down the mine was the Prinrrss's own idea and came after she officially opened a new colliery at nearby t'olgrave.
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    PIAN FOR RUBBER IN PAPUA
    152 7 PIAN FOR RUBBER IN PAPUA CANBERRA. April 11: (Reuter) The Minister ot Territories. Mr. Paul Hasluck, today announced details of a Plan for developing the rubber industry m Papua, New Guinea, prepared on the recommendations of Mr. C.E.T. Mann. Director of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya. Mr. Man n
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    'H-Bomb Not Superior To Atom Bomb'
    148 7 i DUBLIN. April 11. (AFP).— If helium could be produced by controlled fusion of hydrogen atom-, the world would have such a colossal source of energy us to provide for the needs of mankind for a million years, Professor E. Walton. 1951 None' prize
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    $100 For A Punch In The Nose
    79 7 AUGUSTA, Georgia, April 11. (AFP).— General Arthur Wilson, retired, has offered US$lOO to an.v NCO who would punch David Schine m the nose. The General sent the cheque to the Army training camp where Schine. the young protege of Senator Joseph McCarthy, is
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    Attlee Wants New Approach To Soviet
    196 7 HAVERFOKD, West Wales. April 11 (Reuter)— Mr. Clement Attlee, leader of the Labour opposition Parliament, called last night for another approach to Soviet Russia about the control of atomic weapons. "We must make a new proaeh .t we want to these problem-.'" he toe.
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    GREEKS TELL RUSSIANS OFF
    58 7 ATHENS. April ll (Reuter) —Greece has rejected Russia's] st against giving America tary bases m Ore. I he reply to Russia's protect of March 20 I al any outside attempt to conti l ie reign rights ot the Greek rnment to ci l< I■fensive agreements would
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    University Honours Churchill
    140 7 ALBANY. (New York). April 11. (AP). Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill sen! his \.pe-recorded voice over "3.000 miles ol sea" and told educators here the "many kinds of evils, that arise m a democratic society, usually breed their own cure." In a speech accepting an honorary Doctor
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    TRAINING FOR THAI FORCES
    74 7 WASHINGTON. April 11. (UP). Diplomatic officials said yesterday that Major Gen. William N. Gillmore. chief of the United States mil. tary group m Thailand, i.s reported to have embarked on a three-year pian for training and expanding the Thailand armed forces. They said Ma.i.-Gen. Gillmore, is
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    To Avoid Royal Discourtesy
    78 7 MADRID April 11. (Reuter). Spain is lo dose her Consulate m Gibraltar on May 1 as "unjustified" and to avoid courtesy" to Queen Elizabeth during her vlsil to toe British fortress, nine days later. A Spanish Foreign Ministry spokesman, explaining the cabinet decision yesterday said would
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    OPERATION FOR ADLAI STEVENSON
    30 7 ADLAI STEVENSON, unsuccessful Democratic presidential nominee, m 1952, will undergo an operation tomorrow {#r removal of a kidney stone, it was announced m Chicago yesterday. UP
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    HULL-RHEE TALKS
    35 7 FAR East Commander, General John Hull is to confer with South Korean Presiden Dr. Syngman Rhee m Seoul to» morrow on the South Korean olan to increase its forces by 15 divisions. A.E.P.
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    MAGAZINE TO PAY DAMAGES
    114 7 MAGAZINE TO PAY DAMAGES LONDON. April 11, (Router) Mr. Frank Dowling, f.'2-year-old former managing editor ol Picture Po^t. British weekly news feature magazine was awarded £1,000 damages and costs here m a libel action against the American weekly news magazine Time. Mr Dow ing who was Picture Post's managing editor
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    Farouk's Men To Be Jailed
    82 7 CAIRO. A li (APITwo "grey i n nencet** of e.\Kw.ii Parojuk .<:«_• lentenced yesterday to hard labour for life by the court of assize after being found guilty of conspiring lo c v i c 'he assassination of an anti-Farouk army officer m I#SI. Tiie
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    I'LL FAST UNTIL I DIE-MOSSADEQ
    207 7 TEHERAN, April 11 (AP)— Six officers brought Dr. Mossadeq. dr posed Iranian Prime Minister, hefore an army appeal's court today despite his protests he would boycott it. Mossadeq marched meekly into the court room with the officers on either side, then slumped le Ihc bench
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    FINGERPRINTS OF KIKUYUS
    49 7 KAMPALA. April 11. (AFP) Uganda .authorities have photograph! I and finger-print-ed 920 Kikuyu tribesmen, uncU r thi iew anti-Mail Man legislation aimed at preventing the spread ol terrorism from Kenya m Uganda territory. The new law compels all Kikuyus entering Uganda to register within tour weeks.
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    MARTIAL LAW TO BE IFTED
    52 7 SEOUL, April 11. (AFP).— Martial law m South Korea i> to he lifted at midnight tonight. Defence Minister. Won i Won [I, announced last night. The Minister explained that the step is heing taken to ensure an atmosphere of freedom during the general elections on
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    JAPANESE FILM WINS GRAND PRIX
    207 7 CANNES. France, April 1 < (UP)— Japan's "Jigakumon' (Tiie Gate To Hel!) won the grand prix m tiie Cannes international film festival yesterday while Hollywood took a special notice (Hots Dc Concours) prize. The jury awarded the following other international prizes: Walt Disney's "Living £)esert."
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    SHARE MARKET REPORT
    373 8 SHARE MARKET REPORT Industrials: Alexandria Bnck Ords $3.45. Consolidated Tin Ords 24/6 to 20/-. Fraser and Neave Ords $2 410 and 1 1 i cd. Gammons $3.35 and ?2i cd Hammrrs $2 97* and SooT Wm. Jacks $2.85. Malayan Breweries $3.30. Malayan Cement «si 28 to $1-33. Malayan Collieries 75
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    CLOTH FOR RE-EXPORT
    37 8 MANCHESTER. April 11. (AP) The first Soviet grey cotton cloth to be imported into Britain since the war has arrived m Lancashire for finishing processes and reexport to Lancashire customers mi n West Africa.
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    955 9  - BOOKS of The WEEK PHILIP TOYNBEE Thc Yokes o* Silence. By Andre Molrauv. I (Seeker end Worfcurg £6 6«.| -By A Philosophy Of Art great study Ol the visual arts is °"c of those rich spawninggrounds C f ideal which Often CIUSf sn h li.ry fo the exP^its. Md, grateful
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    944 9  -  HAROLD NICOLSON By The CieWin Hon« >«t.mb. B\ Vir.t .it C n.nin. ill.irt l» os 11 v.| I HAD always supposed lhat il was gokle n i am lhat Daedalus dedicated U> thc shrin»« of Aoh.ldite I Mount Er>x. Mr. Vincent Cronin. who has recent .j ittumed irom
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    NEW NOVELS
    822 9  -  ANGUS WILSON By The flmw m tht Crystal Ry Godfrey S (Go lOt. MJ A Pawner Iff 11., p>j Shi, 1 nonmld. 15t.) I i is Re rr..fi« seta or f*mt <c, Cd J FEEL »ai about i three neve Is. '1 r,i authors' hearts ai st v\t
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    104 9 AI-OHK WAI. US. nv K. B:i: nt ti (Micdonald. <H M.X Excellent Western about 'ie Apache wars, 'old with that uider Stressed tautness that has always Uistmguish."l Mr Burnett's thrillers IHI ALBATft«>«a by David Langstone Boi» 'Pctet llavies 10s tiih Kir.» iovel about the necessary »v rst BOSS
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    THOMS JOINS THE SCA CENTURY MAKERS
    1541 10 TIIE third century m tournament cricket was recorded yesterday when Thorns' thrashed the Ceylon Sports Club bowlers at Changi and collected 102 runs— more than hall the RAF (Singapore) total for the loss of seven wickets. Two of the senior matches were omp^eted and
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    787 10 Almost One-sided S'pore Stop At Four %I V VW I XT _P" J^-~»«-T-2Wn-J_M sE.SS_.~ ss-StterHMnes fo, Vi, r- of victory for the Colony side was not very flattering, considering the that SAFA fielded ten ol the men the v selected for the ™ning Asian Games U( competition It Manila. 11
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    UNKNOWN
    816 11 LONDON, April II (Reuter) Wolverhampton Wanderers took a vital two points lead yesterday over their Midland rivals West Bromwich Albion m the race for the English Football League championships. Wolverhampton scored a crushing s—o victory over Charlton Athletic, while West Bromwich went down i 2—o to Cardiff. The two
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    PCSC Team For Colony Aquatic
    149 11 PCSC Team For Colony Aquatic PENANG Sat.— A lean of three ►frlcials and it* swimmers have been selected represent the Pen ing Chinese Swimming Club at the Inter C.S.C. Easter aquatic meeting •<> be held m Sn.i; ipoi t m April 17 and 18. I T:i Penang team wiP be
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    Three Share RU International
    571 11 LONDON, April 11 (Reuter)— The Rugby Tnion international ended on Saturday m a triple tie when France beat England m Paris and Wales got the better of Scotland m Swansea, England. Wales and France each have three wins, Ireland one and Scotland nil. France deaervedlv beat
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    New Swim Time In 200 Metres
    99 11 TOKYO. April 11. (Renter). Maaaru rurukawa, a 18--year-old itudenl of Nihon University. Tokyo, beat the world 200 metres breast stroke swimming record twice m trials for the Asian Game* m Manila from Majr I to 9. the Japanese Swimming Federation announced. The Federation said
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    ROSE WINS
    33 11 BRISBANE. April 11. (AP). Australian open champion Mervyn Rose he;.t Don Candy 7 9, fi 4. 6-2 m the in^lt 's final of the An Iral n bard court tennis championships.
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    UK SOCCER POSITIONS
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    106 11 NEW YORK. April 11. dF>. Willie Pep. wh< se nimble hands won him fame and tot-A tune m the ring, was count* ed out" today by the Stw* ;York State Boxing Commia--1 sion. Pep's rem.irkahU rir r seemed ieliniteiy ended whi n the commission ruled
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    'Y' TENNIS
    82 12 f-M.C-A. tennis ties for ai Bra, Basafa Road are- Doubles: G. L. Porter Tregonning v G. S. Yeoh Jc r. G. Cnan; Cardero Dr M irthj v A. G. B. Pakir H U I. is. Men'i Singles: GE X Arkj Col. D. A. Manderi f. Vythilingham v Liem
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    452 12 MAI A I I MPI R, Sun -The Selangor Badmin l<m championship will, from this year onwards be •pea to all badminton or-ani.ations affiled to the International Badminton Federation. alea ,0 lne This derision was unanimously taken at the annual f«T h i ".H n,Peti n5
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    Muslims Whip TBA
    176 12 Paying better soccer. Young ■i J n Muslim Association easily Jel fated the Tamil BrotherSAFA Division 2 League match at Farrer Park yestertay rhe Muslim*! would have .«>'' >>ed their seorc had it not >ecu fo r the over-eagerness Jl heir forward* U beat the Tamil iefenders.
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    61 12 me Selangor Indian Assorts "on today heat the Postals hv one wickel m the Navara nam Shield eompetil on The Postals batted first nil- Up 122 runs. P The Sia replied with I'M f,,r nine with opening bat k |mgh of the Methodist S£j ■^hool, so noi
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    159 12 ASTON Athletic Club suffered defeat when w ;> I Iga Hospital took a <<); i' irj goal victory m a SAFA. D: ision 2 League ime B>• > ifflfes played very well an j the issue was m doubt until the ri:: il whisl W ;;:>:;
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    71 12 ARGONAUTS maintained their un >eaten record m SAFA Div. .:c *j± ue soccer, edema our Police "A" by two goals to one it Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. bur they had to struggle iesperately hard to do SO. A twice-taking penalty goal Rashid Giman's first effort was well
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    95 12 Toronto. April 11. (Reutsrl -A team Malayan and Indian" P, W|ll mccl a Cans dian United States team m a special nternatioaal badminton e\ ibi "on here m April 13 ?nd 14 Four Malayan stars Eddi* and Divad Choong. Ooi i>,J Hock and Ong Poh Lim will
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    23 12 A SOCCER quiz between ST^V !ne Civi,ian »nd k.a.f Referees Sooties will S.A.F.A .Headquarters, a: 7.00 P.m. AH interested are welcome.
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    STATE TRIAL
    26 12 SEREMBAN s n -ru NSFA win S J*» rial tomorrow m f °r the Malaya Cu D P ™i S against Johore on Am <•'
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    EDDIE MEETS JOE FOR U.S. SINGLES
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    'GOLD' PROSPECT GIVES UP MANILA TRIP
    269 12 LAST night, at 96 Pi ffgot Road-the abode' of Colony weight lifting chaniPjons an Asian Gold' pros* Pect made a decision, writes sports reporter^ Pranci s Boev. The litter was Cheang Kok Cheong, and the decision he made was to give up the Manila
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    266 12 World TT Trophies For Japan 1.U.-MMJ.X .ipr. 11 Xc ll trr> Japan tonight set the seal on a week of sensational performances m the table-tennis championships at Wembley, when they won both the Swaythling Cup team event for men and the (orbillon Cup women's team competition. In doing so they
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