Singapore Standard, 17 April 1954

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    16 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD dH Vol. IV. No. 289. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 193* TWELVE PAGES 10 CEVTS.
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    REDS STAGE A PAMPHLET RAID: 4 HELD
    293 1 REDS STAGE A PAMPHLET RAID: 4 HELD Ey 808 PERIES, Standard Stoff Reporter FGUR Communist suspects were detained in Singapore vt'terday when Red* in the Colony organised a raid" in the City. pamphlets, in Chinese, were cyclostyled on >ome contained subversive literature y others were pictorials. They were seized by
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    Two-Way Faster Holiday Exodus
    96 1 Two-Way Faster Holiday Exodus iIGANTIC two-way of rail and road efween Singapore the mainland is carrying thousands of -is!-s on their way •;ds on both the Causeway. ling Houses v ing :i \y visitors. SP< ftttl 1 Lumpur an i n asible for I n S ngapore. The in t
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    Pope Will Broadcast On Sunday
    18 1 Pope Will Broadcast On Sunday >: pi j thei fal fo i-> 1 i of Satnt I i«e S
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    Fight For Truth Call
    81 1 TAIPEI, a 16: (Reuter) -Tie Chinese Nationalist Pre- j sutent, Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, said in a nationwide broadcast :odav that it was mly through a snuggle for i that m I could live eternally in truth •Many people ir. the world >day wh 0 do noi
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    EASTER RUSH
    46 1 LOXDOX. April 16. (Reu'.or) Holiday crowds began pouring out of Lon lon yesterday in what i s expe ted to set an 1 me r I for an Easter rush Air traffic a one was 20 per li^her than '.as- year's r or J.
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    4 FIREMEN ESCAPE DEATH
    170 1  -  JAMES A. JUMAT By THE crew of three and the driver or Singapore Harbour Board fire tender, escaped death narrowly yesterdiy. when the vehicle crashed into a road divider and turned turtle, white tikia? a 4tiarp bend in front of th« Tmji>m> Pagar Police Station It
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    VOICE' OF RED ENVOY'S WIFE HEARD IN EMBASSY
    276 1 CANBERRA April 16 (Reut;>r)— Mrs. Petrov, wife of the Sovie Emb^v S° 2 P ll>iCal QSylum in A was heard at rh Embassy today despite rumours of her "disappearance." A Renter correspondent, who is familiar with he voice, visited the Embassy today
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    TO BAN H-BOMB
    40 1 r ON DON. April 16, (Renter). —Mr Harry Pollitt, General Secretary of Britain's Comf mu "L Jt Party, today appealed to tn« labbuv movement to throw its full w:iqht behind widespread demanchi to ban Ui« iiydto^eu bomb.
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    Ike Pledges Fair Share Of Troops
    145 1 AL 3 USTA (Georgia), April 16 Preside:;: Eisenhower pledged today that a "fair share" o f American tr tops will be maintained in Europe, so long a.- a threat I the lecurity of the western nations exists In i six-point message to the Prime
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    Trade Use Of Atomic Power
    63 1 WASHINGTON, April 16 (Reuter):— The Atomic fcnergy Lommission ye<terday announce approval of 'a private industry research and development programme for ln« conunercial UN of atomic power. Investigations involving actual experiments and preliminary engineering will be carried out by a group which has baen studying nuclear
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    PIRATES ROB $20,000 OIL, SPICE CARGO
    84 1 PEN.WG. Fri. Four Indonesians made a report at the Bivi,, Lepas Police Station yesterday that four Chinese armed with revolvers hoarded their vessel when they wer P three miles south of Pulau Rimau and took away !0 four-gallon tins of patchouli oil and seven
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    CHANDLER IS DIVORCED
    43 1 LOS ANGELES, April 16. (AP). Jetf Chandler's "intense devotion and complete absorption in his film career*' caused him to neglect his \wfe. Marjorie. she testified in obtaining a divorce yesterday. Mrs. Chandler charged cruelty. They had been married eUht years.
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    TRADITIONAL GIFT
    25 1 THE Queen's Court save pennies to 28 old men and -8 old women U\ London 00 Thursday in a traditional Maundy ceremony. A.P.
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    2 To Sit At Crash Inquiry
    129 1 2 To Sit At Crash Inquiry MR. E. .1. DAVIFS. the Attorney-General. Singapore. yesterday said he had consultations with the Ministry of j Civil Aviation and the BO AC ;in Britain on how inquiries into air crashes are conducted in Britain. Ho said this m connection with the proposed inquiry
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    100 HOMES BURNED DOWN
    84 1 RANGOON. April IS (AFP) Nearly 100 homos were reported burned dow n in the ancient historic capital Pegu, SO miles north-east ot Rangoon, i when a (ire broke out in the heart of the city yesterday afternoon. No casualties have been reported so tar. Telephone and
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    SEEKS HELP FOR HUSBAND
    87 1 HONGKONG. April If: (AP Mrs. Sue Buol. wife of Robert Buol of Stockton. California, left here yesterday for Geneva, with hopes of getting the aid of American officials for the release of her husband from a "Chinese Communist prison. Buol. Chief of Operations for Major Gen.
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    ALLIANCE IGNORES THE 'SNUB'
    721 1 ALLIANCE IGNORES THE 'SNUB' Team To Tell UK, US About Demands Standard Staff Reporter THE UMNO-MCA Alliance's delegation to Britain will ignore the Secretary of State, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton's "snub" and 9° on »r$ political mission as originally planned. tn.ir RrL ynelton ref V ses to receive th delegation, \t
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    Queen, Duke Spend Weekend At Hill Resort
    203 1 Queen, Duke Spend Weekend At Hill Resort NUWARELIYA. April 16. (Reuter). Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh haveleft the humid Ceylon plains to spend Easter weekend quietly In thi s cool mountain resort. The Queen and Duke spent more than five hours in a train yesterday steaming through the
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    Third Phase Of Fight Nears?
    151 1 Third Phase Of Fight Nears? HANOI. Am. Chriatlaa De c i ad a iwift Mrlli irtti ,f Di.'t] B:-n Phi; «,>(,, Ifite tin* Initi »«i\ is >i>t Oon burrowing i wedge towar N ;h r fa iff Um fortmi 1 Vi c 1 rn l n h thousands oi fresh
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    M.I.C. HITS AT SECRET MEETINGS ON POLLS
    345 2 M.I.C. HITS AT SECRET MEETINGS ON POLLS Representatives Should Be Told PRAI, Fri. It is unfortunate thqf Government thought fit to "old secret conferences on Federal elections with the Rulers ond transmit rtieir recommendations to the j Secretory of State for the Colonies, said Mr. !K L Devasser, of the
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    NO DECISION ON CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM: DAVIES
    316 2 Standard Staff Reporter ALTERNATIVE draft legal instruments for con stitutional reforms recommended in the Rendei Repor for Singapore are being prepared "for every event--1 uality," Mr. E.J. Davies, the Attorney-General, said oi his return yesterday after consultations with lega officers of the Colonial Office
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    They Served In Malaya
    66 2 TWO ?hips of the Sixtl Minesweeping Squadron H.M.S [Jaseur and Magicienne lef S -..uapore for the United K ng c. m on Thursday after rv i ing in Malayan waters sii a j 1946. Two other minesweepers ol the Squadron H.M.S. Lioness and Lysander left Singapon
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    Loading Of Vehicles
    81 2 LOADIXG and unloading of any goods by any vehicles in Bt^fh Road from the junction of Fraser Street to Jalan Sultan is prohibited hetween 'he hours of 8 a.m. to 9.30 a m [230 p.m. to 2.15 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. o n week
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    FOREST OFFICER
    11 2 MR. JS. ADDISOX Con-' servator of Forests, his been
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    Back FroM UK Talks
    51 2 photo. SINGAPORE'S AttorneyGeneral, Mr. E. J. Davies (right) wa s met at Kalians Airport on his return to the Colony yesterday by Mrs. W. A. C. Goode (in white), wife of the Officer Administering: the Government Mrs. Davies. and Mr C. H. Butterfield, the Solicitor General.
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    ANTHRAX IN COLONY REPORTED
    91 2 ANTHRAX IN COLONY REPORTED A DOG has died In the I Colony of "Anthrax"'. This has en reported to Xiae Veterinary Department which [s Investigating th e cause of this fatal disease. An owner took his doer for treatment to th e Animal Infirmary in Kampons Java Road. j After
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    YOUTH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
    38 2 LLM Kai Sing 16, was struck by lightning during yesterriav evening's thunderstorm near his home in the Tampenfs Roan area. He was rushed to hospial where his condition Was re-' ported aj not serious
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    TWO GUILTY OF MURDER, GET DEATH
    114 2 MOHAMED NOOR bin Hassan and Abdul Wahib bin Jono were sentenced to death in tile Singapore Assize Court yesterday, after a jur v found them guilty of murdering a 36-year-old fruit-teller. Tar. Sam Heng. The jury, after a 20 minute retirement, returned with a
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    SUSPECT HELD IN STABBING
    54 2 SINGAPORE Police yesterday detained a iuspe I in connection with the sta >bii of 13-year-old Cheong F i Sin in Pek: 2 Street. Cheong. w 10 was admit! I to General Hospital with a w< und on I i a /back. was itabbc i in a
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    PEKAN COAST NOW 'WHITE'
    73 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri —The Su.tan of Pahang yesterdav ■t.ared a large part of the' KJgf 1 Pekan district all White '-freeing 30.000 people sL< th f Fede ration' s largest from Emergency restric- I.lons. This 1.300 square-mile stretch is tne first '-White Area" Hahang covering nearly
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    Lim & Lucy Yong Win
    36 2 Lim Lucy Yong Win TWO amateur danrers Mr Lim Hong Chin and Miss Lu£ Yong. won the 1954 Singapore International Novict Dance Cnampionships on Thursday night at the Raffles Hotei I Ihe competition was held bv
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    HAWKER IS FINED
    14 2 $10 Jn the Muar Police Court for hawking pork without a
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    POLICE PROBE MAN'S DEATH IN C.Y.M.C.A.
    82 2 SINGAPORE Po.ire Brl probing the death of Chin Kim Siong. a teacher of the Chung Ching Hish School in Ki:n I Yam Road. I Chin w*a« fcK.-nd dead ln li> room in the Chinese VMCA in Selegie Road early yeiterda) morning. His bro'i-.tr. Chin
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    R.I. NEWSMEN
    21 2 SIX Indonesian fotinnlifti arrived in Singapore yesterdav by Indian Airways Corpotujtion after a 25-day tc ur tf India I
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    Back Home From U.S.
    48 3 photo >IK. AW IT HAW. M yearold son «>f Mr Aw Boon Haw, returned U the Colony by BO AC Aruonaut. on Thursday, after four years' study in the United States. Member* of Mr. Aw's family were at th<" airport to meet him. Standard
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    Seaman Gets Four Months For Theft
    131 3 Seaman Gets Four Months For Theft A leaman. Joseph Black was told by a magistrate that he ought to have known I better \[\i:i to commit theft. "This is not just one isolated instance. You keep on i)in» it." the magistrate added Black, who has been in po- Uc e
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    78 MALAYANS IN U.K. TOUR
    49 3 SEVENTY EIGHT students from MaUya, many of them from th« Malayan Teacher's Tralnu.-j Col ege, Kirkby, form part of L5O Far Eastern stuients vi3iting well -known i a i:\ England, Scotland t at: 3 Walea < year on vacation ?ourse3 organised by the Btitisli Couacil.
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    RENTS ARE RAISED FOR 6.000 S.I.T. TENANTS
    440 3 Standard Staff Reporter FROM June 1, this year, about 6,000 families living in the Singapore Improvement Trust flats will have their rents increased by ten per cent to meet assessment charges on Trust properties. The Acting Chairman, Mr. J. T. Rca. told a
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    BAN LIFTED
    36 3 THE 'mm ->n "he Importation of cats ml 1 >^> into Singapore under the Quarantine (Importation )f Cata Dogs-Prohibi-tion) orders of 1947 has been revoked, from April 12 this year, a Government announcement ni yesterday.
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    54 3 photo. MRS. A'BECKETT TERRELL. wif e of the former Appeal Judge, arrived by Qantas BOAC at Kalians Airport from the United Kingdom last night, to spend the Easter Holidays with her two daughters, Sally and Annie. She will stay in the Colony for one month. Picture shows Mrs. A'Beckett Terrell
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    EXHIBITION OF PHOTOS
    57 3 THE Sin^apor? Art SodtCjr will hold ar: exhibition of Singapore an i Malaya photographj by Francis Wu. Master of Photography, at the British C mncil Ha!i, Stamford Roa I Singapore. On Tuesday April 20, and Wednesday April 21st. The oiliiia! opening will b>? !by the Commissioner General
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    $24,000 Award For Driver Is Upheld
    165 3 THE Singapore Court of Appeal on Thursday upheld the $24,000 award made recently by Mr. Justice Knight to a City Council driver, Yusof bin Kayab. who was injured in a motor accident on Sept. 24, 1952. The award for general and special damages was
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    AIRLINE CLERK GETS 4 MTHS.
    82 3 A MALAYAN Airways booking clerk, Ho Kim Choon. 11, was yesterday sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment in the Singapore Fifth Police Court, for criminal breach of trust of $407. Ho pleaded guilty to the charge. The Court was told that when the manager of
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    ONE METER FOR EVERY NEW FLAT
    190 3 New Trust Policy Standard Staff Reporter ALL NEW flats to be built by the Singapore Improvement Trust will have individual service meters installed. The old buildings will retain common meters which will be continued for "some considerable time." said Mr. J. M. Fraser, Manager
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    Increase In Rates Justified
    112 3 Increase In Rates Justified A 100 PER CENT increase in rents ot 14 shops belonging to Singapore Improvement Trust in Seng Poh Road was yesterday described by the Manacer of the Trust. Mr. J. M Fraser. as -a very reasonable increase." Mr. Fraser explained that these Shops wer e pre-war
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    NURSERIES FOR BLIND
    260 4 Malaya Needs 3, Say The Experts KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Long term recommendations to improve welfare services for the blind in Malaya have been made to the Federation Government. These recommendations have been made after a study over the last few years cf the problem by experts. Priority
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    TEMPLER PAYS A FAREWELL VISIT
    137 4 Cheered By Children KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The High Commissioner. Genera] Sir Gerald Templer, and Lady Templer, paid a farewell visit to Ipoh yesterday. Sir Gerald inspected a combined military parade headed by a guard of honour formed by *A f Company of the Federation Regiment.
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    Robbers Posed As Police
    199 4 Robbers Posed As Police i KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A Chinese tailor and his wife were robbed Of a gold bracelet valued at $49rt by two men who protended to be members of the Police Force. The men. ChOO Beng. a subcontractor and Lee Her. a coffee -.shop, employee, were convicted
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    Land For A Temple
    55 4 KUALA LIPIS. Fri.— About four acres of land have be£n reserved in the mukim of Tanah Rata. Pr.hang. by the Mentri Btssr. Pahang. for the Sam Poh Chte Buddhist Temple according tc the Pahang Gazette. Another piece of ,hnd is reserved in Kuala Lipis for The
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    THREE GET MORE POWERS
    53 4 t, KV)AI^L LIFIS M.— Three Offirerj hav e betn authorised tc exercise the power of a Senior Police Officer under ;ht Gaining House Ordinance by the Ruler :n Council m Pahang. The oAceri are: Inspector luan Muda bin Tuan Idris Inspector Hari Singh Virikanii inspector Zainal
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    AAM Drive To Increase Membership
    163 4 IPOH. Fri— ln a move to get more member* for tht Association, the Ptrak branch of the Automobile Asso< iation of Malaya, is tc ho ti regular "get together" lociall among members and non-members. A suggestion tc hold such socials was put forward at las!
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    7,247 ARE REGISTERED
    62 4 taiping. rri.— Al the close of fne electoral register in Taiping. it vai revealed that a total of 7.247 residents have registered as voters Ch .^o totalled 3,963. Malays 1.844. Indians 1.357 and others 85 Mr. F. A. M( Issinac, Supervisor of Elections, «-i;ui he was gratified
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    FOOD BAN AREA
    31 4 THE muk m of Luil in the District of Ptkan has been declared a Pood Restricted Area by the Mentri Besar o/ Pahang under the Emergency R* > i^ations.
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    SPEED UP SELF-GOVT, SAYS MP
    132 4 SPEED UP SELF-GOVT, SAYS MP LONDON. Fi -Communism Will be t i_ t t |n Ma.aya more easily I v speeding up democracy there :han by the I sort of predominaotly White security arranfement an-! nounced by Mr Anthony Eden, the British Fir-tip:. Secretary, on Wednesday. This wai stated by
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    Holiday On Ice' Technicians Arrive
    193 4 Standard Staff Reporter THREE more members of the revue "Holiday on Ice" arrived b v Cathay Pacific Airways. Skymaster, at Kallang Airport, last night, to make final preparations for their performance at the Happy World Stadium during the Easter reason They were Fred Fischer, stase
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    Smiling Her Prettiest
    69 4 r>;c?o. PRETTY Mass Prtncia Sparr, L*4-i>« nr-cld QnitUitBOAC hosteaSj planj to spend U r koNdoys In S <:t r. 'h ),t r i unice a$ soon as the completes her 500th )u uf oj iiui:ii;, <r.e W>'d The Standard q| Kallang Aitport, U:f>t night Mist S:mit i«
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    NOT GUILTY OF KILLING WIFE
    187 4 PENANG. Fri.— A special jury, after deliberating for 88 minutes, found a thirty-year-old fishmonger. Tan Aw Bah. not guilty of a charge of murdering his wife. Chow Ah Nooi. at Rope Walk on Jan. 6. Tan wai accordingly acQuitted arid discharged by Mr I Justice
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    67 Reds Killed, 23 Wounded In March
    130 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri A total of 67 terrorists were killed in the Federation during the month of March and 23 were wounded. Surrenders numbered 22 while two terrorists were captured. There were 24 m.ijor bandit incidents and 1- minor one*. In all nine
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    HAD NO LICENCE
    31 4 FOR driving rr.( t( r mi .v. Bakri New V: lage, Mu;ir. without holdit driving licence Toh K;rn Loon <«.'4> was fined S3€ in the MIMUT Police Court.
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    COURT GIVES 9 FIRE VICTIMS A REPRIEVE
    373 5 NINE victims of last year's Geylang fire were given a reprieve by the Singapore City Police Court Magistrate, Mr. J. M. DevereuxColebourn on Thursday. He cautioned and discharged them for putting up unauthorized houses on their old burnt-out sites. Before the cases were
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    30 5 b! C J^nU« y K F u ßoon shows a fire tender being hauled by a Singapore Harbour Board crane an hour after it crashed into a road divider yesterday.
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    From The Finger To The Palm
    166 5 IMPRINTS of the mtire palm, instead ol tinker prints, are now to be taken of persons charged with crimes because such marks have been found at scenes of crimes recently. A Bill amending the Registration of Criminals Ordinance to this effect is to be
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    Five Get Indian Govt. Scholarships
    164 5 Fl'v K Malayans have I t-:i provisionally aU d for the award of scholarships by the Government of India under their Cultural Scholarship Scheme l (> r 1*1:14-55. They are: Messrs. James Loh Ching Yew of 72 Woodleigh Park. Singapore (M.A. History for two years*
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    COLONY JEWELS FOR BIF
    51 5 JEWELLERY irorNj $4,000 ?nnnj»/actnred by Singapore firm of goldsmiths, nill be exhibited at the British Industries Fair n-hich opens on May 3. The jexceWerrt i<? the work oi craftsmen front Messrs. Lee Onn Co., Ltd.. South Bridge Road, and will be jlown to Britain on April
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    Medical Students
    71 5 COMPETITION for admission into medical schools n the United Kingdom from overseas students is so keen that applicants are advised to send in their applications for admission for 1955 to the Director of Colonial Scholars before July 1. this year. A Singapore Public Relations Press release stated that
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    FARMER FOILS ROBBERY BID BY TWO MEN
    129 5 A FARMER toiod a robbery bid by two men in Jalan Kathi. Singapore, on Thurday night when he turned round and tried to arrest them. He chased them as they fled and when he failed to catch i them, he returned to his
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    MOTORIST FLAYS FIRE FIGHTERS
    158 5 Poole Road, whose vehicle was gutted by -fire on Thursday night, is a very angry man. Mr. Hoekstra told The Stand--11 ard that firemen who arrived 1 1 jon the scene within five 1 1 I minutes, fought the flames with < I buckets of water
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    DANCER ON TOUR
    82 5 Standard MISS Kathleen Gorhan. 23, Australian ballet dancer who had successful tour of the Continent. United Kingdom and Enypt. arrived in Singapore recently on her way to Australia for another year's ballet tour of the country. Miss Clorhan said she was the first in the family to
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    CHINN ADVISES ON WELFARE
    67 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri.—Representatives of many welfare organisations in Johore met in the Council Chamber. Johore Bahru. yesterday when Mr W.H. Chinn. Social Welfare Adviser to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, was introduced to them. He advised all voluntary welfare workers to get into the
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      392 5 ri t- "in -fi in t~ nrrrn innn(Tr>iiirw inTi'LiilWiiirrpwHHMnri ui^nßiin inTT^ihTui iQ.ninpi 7mii»ni^ff<iiiri> i^ornwrnniriinirnT .rn-nninnxTHiirm nrrTrratf^^r w j rnTTr l ifrtti^»nr i^nnm-iMf w^»w»^^^«^**fcM<fcii r* AKT cn n TVi f ff badminton Bpm md commercial Half Hour 930 In Holiday Mood SPORE ART SOt If. l\t 'jth an- 1 scnoo! 5.9
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    Conscience Money
    851 6 I IKE the camel in the fable, the Singapore Govunment grows more demanding in the usurpation of more and more arbitrary powers. The fable, you may remember, tells how on a cold night a camel thrust its head into the tent of an Arab. When the man retlKWstKited,
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    AND THE H-BOMB
    420 6 SOUTH ASIAN NEUTRALISM COLOMBO, U.S. HYDROGEN BOMB tests have set off a campaign for giving more substance to India's neutralist policy and for keeping America' out of Asia. Diplomatic observers here report increased Indian diplomatic activity in the whole of South Asia. According to these reliable sources
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    Review of views
    138 6 Review of views U.S. Compromise Needed SIN CHEW .jit POH expresses the opinion that the United States wi'l have to compromise on some of her policies With France and Britain during the forthcoming Geneva ta ks on Asia if the West is to remain united against Communist strategy. However. U.S.
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      WHAT HAPPENED IN KOREA CAN HAPPEN IN I-CHINA
      595 6 WHAT HAPPENED IN KOREA CAN HAPPEN IN I-CHINA Sir; Your leader 'Vietnam I and Malaya' prompts me to make a few comments on the subject. The greatest allies of Communism in Indo-China as a whole and in Vietnam in particular are the neglected peasants who form nearly ninety per cent
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      WAKE UP ACSU!
      95 6 WAKE UP ACSU! Sir: .Xhe announcement publisher* in your fcaper last week regarding the Ritson Males of pay for Services employees has given Hie public the idea that the.^e employees are better off now. This is certainly not the case. While it is appreciated that clerks benefit to a large
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      Investigate This 'Dust'
      90 6 S- •7" Il ls re^rted that radioactive dust, was collected from a p i ane whi h arrived in Calcutta from »hn g POr^ Other wpor™ about radioactivity after the coming" b m «P»o»ion arl roming in dai y. The rariir^activity is qui IS J3J a o
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      'MR. FERGUSON'S BLUFF'
      360 6 Sir: Mr. M.G. Ferrmson in hi* letter appearing in fhe Singapore Standard of April f, mafcei another urtempt to bluff the people that Asian* are unfit tor self-government. Oi course it goes without saying thai like academic knowledge a superficial acquaintance with a country will not carry
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    Kenya Needs A Strong Government
    956 6  - Kenya Needs A Strong Government HUGH LATIMER if,, NAIROBI. TT is pertinent to the trbu--1 blefof Kenya that its pioneers planted a modern city on the very edge of the Kikuyu Reserve. Nairobi U metropolitan, feverish, incongruous and many longU Along its streets go little Seychelloise Rirls intfmvered Frocks, long-limbed
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    Dulles Is Satisfied With UK Talks
    184 7 Dulles Is Satisfied With UK Talks SYRACUSE, New York, April 16, (Reuter) Mr. John Foster Dulles, the American Secretary of State, said here yesterday he was "well satisfied" with the results of his talks in London and Paris on Indo-China. Mr. Dulle? flew here from Paris on his way to
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    Refugee Chief Is Abducted
    100 7 Refugee Chief Is Abducted BERLIN, April 16, (AP)— West Berlin police officially announced Wednesday that th'e .head ol an anti-Soviet organi- sation of Russian refugees was ••forcibly abducted'* Tuesday night by East German Communists who tirst beat him into unconsciousness. The police account confirmed an eariier claim by the refugee
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    JAP SCANDAL DELAYS TRIP
    64 7 TOKYO. April 16. (AP)— I Japan's bribery scandal reached high into the Liberal Party (of Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida yesterday and may delay his planned trip to the United States and England. Leaders of the Liberal Party have been questioned in connection with the bribery of
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    Revise Atom Act, Congress Urged
    130 7 WASHINGTON. April 16 (IP) Leaders of the congressional Atomic Energy Commission asked Congress yesterday to revise the Atomic Energy Act to permit the transfer of A-bomb and H-bomb data and materials to Tnited States allies. Chairman W. Sterling Cole and vice chairman Bourko B. Hickenlooper
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    French Cabinet Averts Collapse
    165 7 PARIS, April 1G (Reuter) An all round compromise saved M. Joseph Laniel's cabinet yesterday from collapse over the European army issue only 11 days before the Geneva conference on Korea and Indo-China. Both supporters and opg nentj of th e *ix-nati<sn fpn??? n D ienc e
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    44 7 Photo. WHILE flying very low, spraying DDT over suburban Cairo, an Egyptian Air Force smgle-engined Vultee Valiant crashed into lofty palm trees. The aircraft, out of control, plunged into a nearby eye hospital's dormitory wine Two nurses were injured and the pilot killed U.P.
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    FACE-TO-FACE PHONE TALKS
    46 7 TOKYO. April l«, (APy—A person in Tokyo who telephones a friend In Nagoya oi Osaka* 280 miles away, can now not only hear but see who he'? in communication with. The Telegraph and Telephone Service yesterdav opened tele-phone-television service to the three cities.
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    30 MIL. MORE
    37 7 THE world'!; population increased by an estimated 30.000.000 people to about 2,469.000.000 between 1951 and 1952 according to the 1033 edition of the Demographic Year Book issued by the United Nations Statistical officials Reuter
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    Not Even A Bruise...
    61 7 PARIS. April 16 (AP) —Three year-old Michele Alepee and her 21 -monthold brother Tony fell out of an apartment window yesterday and landed on the sidewalk 47 feet below. They uere rushed unconscious to a hospital. X-rays showed no fractures and there wasn't even a bruise.
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    ACTRESS LOSES $22,500 DIAMOND
    51 7 HO LL WOOD. April 16. (AP) World famed actress. Mary Pick ford, reported the loss of a U5522.500 diamond clip last Monday in a restaurant. She said the dip. part of a bracelet, ronsisted of one 2'Jcarat emerald-cut ranary diamond and 101 baguette diamonds. <et in
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    Chrrles And Anne Sail For Tobruk
    223 7 Chrrles And Anne Sail For Tobruk PORTSMOUTH. April 16 (Reuter) Prince Charles and Princess Anne, the Queen's very tired but excited chiidren. left here on Wednesday aboard the Royal yacht Britannia for Tobruk where they will be reunited with their parents after a separation of almost six months. As the
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    U. S. CARRIERS
    30 7 WASHINGTON, April 16. (Renter)— A United Stiitenavy spokesman yesterd;iv identified two American aircraft t carriers operating in waters near Indo-China as the USS EL<sex and USS Boxer.
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    LABOUR PARTY IS TORN WIDE OPEN
    254 7 Bevan Protests Asia Pact LONDON, April 16— Left Winger Aneurin Bevon's res.g.i ,tion from the Lobour Forty's "shodow cobiner" left the British Sociolist movement torn wide open todoy in the most serious split in its history. Speculation developed over whether the fiery. 56--year-old Welsh
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    VIETMINH RELIES ON RED CHINA
    120 7 LONDON, April 16, (UP)— British Foreign Under-Secre-tary Anthony Nutting said yesterday Vietminh Communist forces in Indo-China are "entirely dependent" on aid from Red China. Replying in a written answer to a Socialist question asking extent of Chinese aid to IndoChina Reds. Nutting said: "According to
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    'Hawaii Is Part Of Japan'
    118 7 'Hawaii Is Part Of Japan' HONOLULU. April It. (AP) A 64-year-old Japan*** farmer who iu-ists in.,t Hawaii i.« part of Japan km indicted by a Federal Gn Jury here for violating Ihe McCarran Act. The defendant. Kameti i Tomei. has livi 1 In Ha 48 yo;irs. He f failing to
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    RADIO AWARD
    34 7 NEW YORK. Apm It, (I ter) A Peabody Award J "Osmr" of radio and le —was made |Q tht- B ii-h Broa(J^n.sting Corporal its coverage of th t > C of Queen Elizabeth.
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    FRANCE OKAYS 10-NATION PACT
    138 7 PARIS, April 16 (IT) France announced it* approval last night of United States Secretary of State John Foster Dulles plan fo~ a ten-nation Far Eastern security pact. A joint communique S France's Intention n> e study of a defensh e covering South E;M A Indo-China. The
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    29 7 photo. MEMBERS of an Indonesian Press delegation tre ronducted round the Tata Memorial Cancer Research Institute in Bombay during their recent visit to the city while touring India A.P.
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    MARILYN BACK
    31 7 HOLLYWOOD. Apr: (AP)— Blonde actress Marilyn Monroe is back at work In I movies for the flr?t time her marriage to Am baseball star Joe Dimafgta a»t Jan. 14.
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      284 7 Equip your kitchen with i si xi Tlr name BEX stands i'or kitchen and household ir e designed with one eye on beauty and the •ther practical problems. And how beautifully Hex ware solves theM problems. Look at these three Bex products lor example: BEX Spice Rack >— pa -<.-^—
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      74 7 |i favoured for ROBINSON'S FINEST CEYLON TEA 1 LB PACKETS |^!^M 5S fc3^^^>> 7^, s i i: f• e Ku;ila Lumpur jS^^^^^^^B MEm W^^^^ i r^^ >2.i5 $2.45 r^^^^^^^^^t^^lvJ^ K *^zz iIB A CK| TS; ''Si fiS^S)Hl^| MS Sing..p«.re Kuyla Lumpur WO|(Tt/j f f]H^' J^^sZft V JPN?^^ $1.25 $1.30 uuj
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    U.K. IS MALAYA'S BEST CUSTOMER
    193 8 THE United Kingdom maintained its pos tion as hvV. best customer with a total trade of £134,000,S3o out ome Total of £718,000,000 in 1953. Imports of essential requirements and consumer goods into Malaya from the .United Kingdom amounted to £77,000,uuu ?n™ n return Malaya exported
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    A Speedy Crossing
    74 8 LONDON. April 16—Making the fastest Atlantic crossing since she won the Blue Riband, the American liner. United States. glided past Bishop's Rork yesterday, only three day?. 20 hours and 57 minutes after leaving New °The speed for the 3.015 miles wa« 32 43 knots. In July. 1952.
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      744 8 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD AND HAMBURG AMERIK A LINIE JOINT SERVICE To Colombo Genoa. Marseilles. Antwrp Rotterdam. I I.i n» bur Bremen S'pore P.S'ham Penang MM Sihwabenstein (NDL) 17Apr T.S l-everkusen (HAPACi) 5 11 May l2May IVHMay T.S Nabob (NDL) 28Ma.v 'SJune 4.ltin» Uune T.S Leverkusen (HAPACi) 4/10May UMay J2Mav Hong Kong
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      964 8 lKl m BLUE FOMHEL UWE 1>eI:MI mmm MANSFIELD CO. LTD. i fggp Incorporated In Singapore carriers option to proceed via other Wg to gj^ and discbarge cargo SAILINGS to LIVEBFOUI-. ulashjuw LONDON A CONTINENTAL PORTS Ou« SallJ P Sham Penanp Patroclus for Liverpool Glasgow Apr 17/18 Mentor for Liverpool. Avon-
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      613 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS K«i\:il Rotterdam l.loyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Kotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam MUM (MONTRKAL) BOSTON NKW ?ORR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. MOBILE NEW ORLEANS via STTEZ Spore P. Sham Penani: WELVVBBDBM <RN) 11 18Apa KOKKIAII (Sj'N) 19 r»Ap r 2S\pr 27/2«Apr RANKA (SMN) 9 15Ma.v 16May 17/18Ma> OVFRYSEL (Rl>)
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      626 8 EAST r ASiAiiC 111 SAILINGS TO CONTINENT s( h{ For Aden. Port Said. Genoa, Antwerp Koii, Gdynia, Copenhagen (iothenbiir^ u H t S'pore pv x) "SONGKHLA" In Port *%> xx) "FIONIA" 28/30Apr Xpr tW^H xx) "MEONIA" 13/15Maf \C K 7, > xxx) "PASADENA" 22 24Mav -J a K i x)
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET
    44 9 Stofuicrd Lo»4o« Corr. LONOOW, Apnl 16.— T»»« Icllowiitj ore Hi«fsday's cl«stti9 prices «4 rubber on H»c Lomdon Morkrt. TK«rc wm rvo •fternoon tin. Spot Ml4. J»»« 17^. July/September 18 id. October/December 18|d. Jon'Morth )Bid. April c.i.f. Ml4. I Towe: Steody. I
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    MARKETS
    119 9 THE rubber market in Sing< t rteadied p.x 'he i-.ose o:i Thursday. fir^T grade rubber for M.v shipment being quoted 59 8 cents ptr Ib. Fv.r acinrity was reported bui generally the market was quiet Overseas Didefl were small. wrh t antry w?s inclined ito s«. in ttw afUrnoon.
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    SHARES
    144 9 "ALAVAN industrials and :i)ocr shar*-5 in Singapore were dMH on Thursday, while tin share? continued to ease as a result of the lower metal price. The shore market dosed at noon <;nri will re-open o:i Tuesday INDISTRHLS Buvers Sellers F:a«r- A. N>; ve Orris fifi 202 xd Gammoa I
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    FULL DETAILS OF NEXT WEEK'S RUBBER CONFAB
    383 9 FULL DETAILS OF NEXT WEEK'S RUBBER CONFAB DETAILS ef the Rubber Qu^litT and Facktef Cwifere»ce to be lield in Siagaiwre from April to April 24,—the most important from the economic view- Powt to the producing countries of South-East Asianave bee« announced. Debates from America, Britain. Ceylon. IndoChina. Thailand. Indonesia, Malaya
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    PRODUCE
    167 9 THE produce market in Singapore remained quiet in all sections with small turnover of business on Thursday. Pepper price? steadied slightly, Muntok white gaining $5 to $260 per picul with Lampong black at $225. Copra prices were generally lower with only small interest. Lewis and Peat oopra quotations on
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    Collision Near HK
    50 9 HONGKONG. April 16. (UP) A British freighter and a Royal Navy lrigate collided in mid morn ing fog off Hongkong yesterday but authorities said no one was hurt. The freighter Lantao. locally registered. and the frigate Oppossmn apparently suffered only minor damages, a Navy spokes mau s*uU.
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    PIKE ARRIVES AFTER TOUR
    87 9 MR. SIDNEY JAMB PIKE pres:dent of S. J. r,ke Co. Inc.. New York, a member of the Rubber Trade Association of New York d<!tgMion to the Rubber Quality and Parking Conference, here, returned to Singapore r.fter an extensive tour of the rut bcr producing countries. Accompanied
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    EXPORTS OF COCONUT OIL
    57 9 MALAYA'S i.nporls of coconut oil during January this year amounted to $-!4.08!'. I while exports were worth $6,260,549. Imports came from Sarawak ($20,044) and Sumatra ($l4--045). Yugoslavia. Wtst Germany and Italy were our biggest customers in coconut oil. They bought $1,018,830. i $1,397,695 and $1,007,123 i
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    TRADE IN SHEET RUBBER
    63 9 EXPORTS of ribbed smoked sheet rubber from Malaya during March amounted to 52.528 tons of which 19.309 tons were top grades, 7.675 ton? second and 13,544 ton? third grade rubber. according to official statistics. The United Slates (4.596 tons), the United Kingdom i (3.958 ton?). France
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      160 9 L Abocf *y Alley Oop 'y V» T. Ham^in ■■f 'Mr^L OUR JTHE WALL HElp soONV^^ lo^/ rLL 2JJ. CfcJT* >. HWkt MT IT.' J &^r\&*^^ The Heart Of Juliet Jones By S#on Drofee X "Ow P^'WB-V LOVAL I X3U W€«E ONLY TgVlNfr '*E£\¥ I'*\ POSITWC TWtM EVE- WfeSET TWffT.
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    A 'PRIZE' PAIR
    128 10 (BELOW)! AH smiles M they revive award from Datin FrnflT P»«!y at s I n a P o^ rtn^Vjf"w i i lon Hall in Cuillcimrd Road Monday night are West Australian Oancfl sf»"» 8 .5Jf523 and Gvderkc and M.irjarrt Hibbet. They were judged best CMiple in l»oth
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    SIDEWALKS OF PAREE!
    283 10 I MORE PICTURES IN THIS j SERIES ON WEDNESDAY **^-~^r~*ir~'i nr"~ii***M J ~> i~i... ~<_ ~i_n_ri_n_i~ ~i_ -)_ri_ri_ _ri_ .i'i_»v jv_h. [ABOVE): Bov meets girl— Paris rtyl* porlrived Vv the Finnish t«'im of Leila and Invmiu* in thfir spf» tacular Ap.iche dam-e i«*itured in their repertoire. Ifcc
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      S'PORE'S MUSICAL FESTIVAL
      780 10 r |'HK (ilia Opm Concert on Sunday. May I. marks th* '•'ginning of a Singapore musical Festival no less rulmiritting with the Musical 9scicty*i most ambitious and. I dar<* <*ay. most meticulously jii 1 proudly prepared venture •»f Its i-ir^T, "The Passion of Our L»rti .ireordins to
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      STAGEDOOR
      494 10  -  JOHN HALKIN wvvww Bv I'll}] jir ijlui ti<m last wi ek of Anthony Armstrong's play Ten Minute Alibi was not one <»i the Stage v lub's more brilliant successes The producer kept to the middle of the road, attempted nothing daring and allowed ihe play to speak for itself.
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    HONG KONG'S BEST FOR AW HOE CUP
    488 11 HONG KONG'S BEST FOR AW HOE CUP on th^l^n l^ 116^ 1^^ 1111^ C^^ovakia and Holland professional coadi n J nn T J stadium sidelines, Hong Kong will be out to repeat last m m in the third match of the A "This is the strongest Hong Kong to visit
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    FARELF Title To Pte. Kelly
    220 11 FARELF Title To Pte. Kelly PRIVATE Kelly of the King's Regiment, who won a Papnlir points decision over Singapore's Games boxer. Syed Omar, beat Sgt. Ormon in the final to win the FAREXF featherweight title i when the championships con rinded o n Thursday night, rhe large crowd present. h
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    POLICE, WITH BAKAR, FAIL AGAINST REME
    434 11 DESPITE the services of Awan& Bakar. Singapore's spearhead and ace goal-cracker, making his debut in SAFA division I soccer this season, Mice S.A. Jailed dismally against REME. Adapting themselves to the slippery, slushy ground conditions, KEME brought oil a 5—2 victory at Jalau Besar
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    Big Day For Pegasus
    198 11 PEGASUS, i nei club competing In the SAFA V ith com-.; [or the first time, wi i l. Secondary Bch k>l in I fti at 4 p.m. ::t Jalan Bc.r dium today C iched by Ch i ig Q the former of Indonesia end S Pegasus
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    SEA Warned
    36 11 KUALA LUMPUR FhThe Football Association of Selangor warned the Eurasian Association, a fir-t division team, tor walk nf out of ih<Held in the COUTSi <<{ thfir league match against tht Police Depot on April 9.
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      742 11 SITUATIONS VACANT SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE \JACAXCIES exist in and applications are invited for technical posts of the ranks of Corporal and Sergeant In the Radio Maintenance Workshops of the I Radio Division, Singapore Police Force. Candidates must be phvsically fit. English speaking, between 20 and 28 years of age and
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      1037 11 1 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE. TENDERS. PIRE BRIGADE: Sale of one Fire Engine (1926 model) complete and one Fire Engine Chassis (19^7 model). These vehicles having outdated braking systems cannot be iveed on public roads. Inspection invited at Fire Station, Hill Street Tenders in seajed envelopes to be deposited in
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      89 11 Today's Sport SOCCER: Aw Hoe CupSingapore vt. Hongkong at Jalan Besar Stadium. Youth Competition final Bartley vs. Pegasus at JB at 4.00 p.m. SAFA League: Die. 3C Serangoon MY. vs. United S.C. at Geyiang; Police A vs. Blue Rovers at Thomson Road, Customs vs. Cosmos at Farrer Park. CRICKET: Singapore
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    WHO REGRETS FOR THE DERBY
    324 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By Josker II Campus Belle Main Threatt iPOH-Who Regrets, a hve-year-oia S ciu...« n^s^ sa r a h c U p oV e r ti n"es was from a n Oaks winner. Udamur. Stajrm. 3 Tp'adngi/'S Tasfseason Who Regrets km been carefulty prepared
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    Standard's Selections
    80 12 Win.Uor Lad Gay Reveller Capt. Derby ScmHnrrr aitiss sags* SCOTTISH MINSTREL Sl-M l.\l. SHI.KCTION T fes iM^!^ SSET Igtisra, I i aplaln valiant Of l.oni t.anirni ~~7 i,VH»KM;RETS i .%MPI^ KM.LI. i^'^^" l; gAgfjSJf"* s I Rss M ts K. ar; h^ i _jii-ui!iiiim N'XRTIIISIW BRITISH PAKACON 1
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    Amusement II To Land A Double
    408 12 AMI SEMBNT II (Race 5) won so convincingly over SI furlonus straight on Wednesday that I expect him to land a double for the meet. Always in touch with the leaders Amusement II drew away in the last half furlong to win with something
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    Standard's RACE CARD
    911 12 Standard's RACE CARD Race li 2.15 p.m.~Cl. 4, Div. 2—9 Furs. i < ami r I Chin ;1 !1 Fi'.'l II klin j. )>7t Fighting Finis* 4y 9.00 Irs. Lon un mr! t 8S SSET-ri £S K|« KF:=;E:.H >„ The ttifl 3y 8.07 -Everest Stable" Allan Smith .in Kippliiis; Rnrr
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