Singapore Standard, 29 April 1954

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD 1 jn a Vol. IV. No. 301. SINOAPORE. THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 195t TWELVE PAGES II CENTS.
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    Royal Plane Escapes Storm
    58 1 len In Uganda > Uganda l, »„tei The Duke ol jh londtd here to- t after earlier rec> tropical thunderross fhe route 8 rttafr bringing Aden for a ,t to Uganda. .tn-. S ins m! i i r. Lyttelton i1 > tell i has i Bri
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    2 ARRESTED IN EGYPT
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    Moscow Aussies Get Exit Visas
    134 1 Moscow Aussies Get Exit Visas YlOSt G\\\ April 28: (Renter) The Australian Charge d'Affaires, Mi Brian Hill, announced today that tlu- Soviet Government had guaranteed the Australian Knih.isxy staff m Moscow •full facilities** to leave Moscow tomorrow Bight. The Australian diplomatic- party of IU were ariginallj due out of Moscow
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    Agent's Plea To Ike, Pope
    102 1 Bw v.. uapt-i t Nikolai Khokhlov, the ES i iet murder agent who dejm -1 to lhe Wi pealed lo Pre lent E and Pope P a I his ifi and eh So ie In i Iter th« Pn sident, Ru Ir my are I.
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    FULL FREEDOM FOR VIETNAM
    57 1 PARIS. Apri. L'B (AFP) Prance and Vietnam today I signed a Joint statement on* two treaties recognising thei ita independence of Vietnam an! it, full and entire sovereignty The rther treaty established a Franco-Vietnam association within the French Union based On equality and destined o develop
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    NEW MOVE AT GENEVA
    341 1 MUD BOGS ALL MOVEMENT AT DIEN BIEN PHU HANOI, April 28. Vietminh rebels coni fined their assault's on battered Dien Bien Phu to artillery barrages again today amid mounting indications they may hold off further assaults m hopes of starving out the weary j French Union
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    2 With Red Flag By King's House
    215 1 2 With Red Flag By King's House KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Five Chinese carrying Com- w flags and Leaflets, wei i >bed by the Police irl> this morning. Two were held when a p patr > stopped a car iou yards >m the main ii King's House, res idence >; iFi
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    'HO COULD HAVE CAPTURED FORT'
    61 1 GENEVA. April 28 (UP).— Information reaching Western allied delegations today said the Communist rehels could have captured embattled Dien Bien Phu at any time m the last five days. Western diplomats believed the Communists have deliberately held up the capture of the fortress as a
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    MISSING DIPLOMAT IS NOW ADVISING KREMLIN
    188 1 LONDON, April 2C (Reuter) i British newspapers today reported that Donald Mac Lean. •me af two British diplomats who lUappeared m 1951. is now working as an adviser to the Kremlin. The reports say this information hJs been disclosed by' Vladimir Petrov, Soviet Em-
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    Beware Of Easy Love, Malays Told
    184 1 ALOR STAR. Wed. Inche Salleh Ibrahim President of the Malay Teachers' Association. Kedah yesterday advised Malay teachers, especially the women, not "to donate their love" too easily. The advice was made m a speech at the general meeting of the Association's Kuala. Muda branch
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    France Agrees To Talk With The Rebels
    289 1 I ITrAT THE four Biitis}i C onunoNnvii'f/j ttnnn- r/<t? composition oj t N« Utffcl f|| niiic.i. R^ut^r. (jtNfcVA, April 28 (Reuter) France today agreed ir principle that the Vietminh should send a delegate to the Indo China peace talks, authoritative quarters here said.
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    US REJECTS 'PUPPET REGIME' FOR KOREA
    565 1 US REJECTS 'PUPPET REGIME' FOR KOREA GENEVA, April 28. Mr. John Foster Dulles, United Stoles Secretary cf Slate, today rejected North Korea's plan ior a K<wean settlement put -t^" *he Geneva Confer mtstC* yesterday. Mr. Du'.'.es described the scheme proposed by Gen. Nam I!, the North Korean Foreign Minister as
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    Nehru Offers Plan For I-C
    322 1 Asian Powers Meeting COLOMBO, April 28, (AP) Indio's Prime Minis ter hAr. Jowahorlol Nehru seix^d the initiative todoy, as five South Asian premiers began a three doy conference here, ond presented his plan tor a solution of the IndoChina conflict. Mr. Nehru's plan calls [Of
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    S'PORE TEAM IN MANILA
    46 1 S 'PORE TEAM IN MANILA MANILA. April _8 (UP Tlu* S ngapore cont ngent srrived here early tonight a;'«-i nine hours' continuous Right ami an Houi *S ;>•'' er al Saigon. the '.i (>• 41 eet tinteam was Ted Stn r. and, team manager, who came here yesterday.
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    VAN FLEET TO SURVEY AID FOR FAR EAST
    111 1 VAN FLEET TO SURVEY AID FOR FAR EAST WASHINGTON April J* .1 I lie V m F i !omm n i of me Unit i Btatei H'h Army o Koi i ion fei i I vith P en I E ten ho wei yestei 1 1 p before I i
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    ALL ARE FREED
    36 1 ALI French n mmw who have been impi isoned n t 'ommunisl t Ihina ha< released an i arc on Iheii out. Roman I n• iqtiarter. m llniu lc m o. noun AP
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    4 Stowaways In One Ship Give Officials Headaches
    305 2 4 Stowaways In One Ship Give Officials Headaches Standard Shipping Repo.ier FOUR stowaways, including a woman and a child who arrived on the Tjitjalengka yesterday, caused Singapore immigration officials one of their biggest headaches m recent years. Two of the stowaways were Asians and two European":. The two Asians created
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    106 2 CLOSING rubber prices (resits per Ib l n Sineapore on Wednesday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 K.S.S Spot Loose 63; 64 I No. 1 R.S.S. 64 64s No. 2 R.S.S. 634 63 1 No. 3 R.S.S. 62 621 Tone. Very steady tin rnu'ti The price of tin yesterIdav
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    She Will Make Debut At Sea View Hotel
    67 2 MAKING her first night club appearance m Singapore this week will be Australian singer. Mis. lima Adey (above), well-known atage. screen and radio personality who arrived by Qantas ROAC Constellation fron. Sydney, yesterday. Miss Adey. who said she had never been out
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    Taxi Drivers Need Place For Classes
    148 2 THE President of the Singapore Hire Car Association. Mr. T. A. Simon, yesterday accused City Councillor': of hampering the Association's efforts to educate the city's taxi drivers to give efficient and courteous service. Mr. Simon, who i<« a Cn .< lor himself, said the
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    HE COULD NOT FIND A PENANG LAWYER
    210 2 HE COULD NOT FIND A PENANG LAWYER KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.! -wA man who thought Kuala Lumpur lawyers were not satisfactory* "and I wanted to retain a Penang barrister. found himself without a lawyer when his case came up lor hearing m the Sessions Court, today. H« was S. A. Vissagaperumal,
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    DANCE TO AID NANYANG U.
    38 2 TELUK ANSON Wed— A dance will 'be h il a Pyeeds ol a Fund Nan Va »8 Univc Coupons for th e dance have been printed and dance hostess;<»s w>U seli the coupons
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    OLD BOYS TO HOLD A PICNIC
    78 2 THE Christian Brothers' Old Boys' Association m Singapore I urifl hold its annua, general I meeting and picnic at the St. 1 Patrick School m East Coa.t Road on Sunday. May 2. The meeting wii! start at 2.13 p.m. Old boys of the Christian
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    THINK TWICE ON RENDEL – TRADE
    360 2 THINK TWICE ON RENDEL TRADE Joint Memo To London SINGAPORE Chambers of Commerce have banded together to ask the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, to think twice before accepting the Rendel Commission's recommendations which obolish three Chamber seats m the Colony Legislative Council. In a joint
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    MUSLIMS TO BEGIN FAST ON MONDAY
    111 2 SINGAPOR IS raunity will join t g EstS I the Id arr 1 begin a 30-day fast marl the first ias t Musiion rm l "Ramadan," T ats Lay, A i npanicd ;f a lee M lim ea ier-. the < f*u Chiel Kathi.
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    UNIVERSITY TO SET UP HALLS OF RESIDENCE
    217 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE University of Malaya is expected to *et up HalU of Residence a Collegiate basis during the next academic year. Each Hall wiU be na»e- a Under this system, students would be attached to Colleges throughout their academic career. To
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    Her Income Tax Story Over-Taxed His Credulity
    159 2 Her Income Tax Story Over-Taxed His Credulity KOH Yoke Chan, whe amazed the t-itJ Vuiar Magistrate a week axo by being able to re>ist opening a registered letter trmm Ihe Income Tax Department. yev terday was able to report U. him that she had remplied with his order to fill
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    CD Men Give Blood
    56 2 photo THKM\fOU Member* of the Singapore Civil Defence Service don_t»*d their blood when the Mobile Blood Trans fusion Service railed at Kola at Aver yesterday. Picturr shows Dr. E. Lewis examining Mr. Ang Siew Riant; before taking his blood, while an assist int prepares Mr. Wong
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    HK EXCHANGE
    46 2 HONGKONG. 21 s.*« Standard Serv >» .ing pricef j of the Hon git ong Exc^anpe today were: M-VT.S to jl' 1 > ter hng: vY7.vv2.-s U9U- 1 1.1 lfl Is Mala- van 5?: st)__." •>> mv L <.«'n*vi an r Rupiah: G<> d m tc 1 latL
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    FIRE RAZES HUT
    34 2 VILLAGERS of a kampong m Poto':» Pa> r. Singapore, yesterday put out rlr« th..t razed one of the huts hefore the arrival of a fire enpine from the Cenrr;r. Fire Stut:on.
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    CONFISCATION OF TWO CARS SOUGHT
    198 2 Standard SUIT Reporter SIXGAPORE Police made an application for confiscation of two motor cars— a Morris Oxford and a Hillrnan Minx— which were used RfUt Police Court y es terThre c claimants were nrr»Nam m re_ C Urt T <££ XVam registered owner of the
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    Millers Offer To Sell Big Harvest
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    TRISHAMEN AGAIN AID NANYANG U.
    22 3 TRISHAMEN AGAIN AID NANYANG U. FS Iv. i > ,1 •1F 1 i if r 1 1 i < P *M' ll i I
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    ASSOCIATION'S CHIEF PATRON
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    Five Firms Give To Firemen
    105 3 FIVE Siagapore firms p s terday contributed MM a nds The Siagapore stia dard Fund for the iepea--1 mts of the five firemen \a difd ftghtiag la>t weeks 40 dowg ire at the junction of Teik (ivan Street and Robertsoa Quay. The total now stands
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    FARES ROB TAXI DRIVER
    75 3 A Singapore taxi -m -er i robbed of $15. a i watch wor t'n $48 by 1 his lares m a '.aue oil 4 i i leli Road on We The driver picked un 3 Chinese m N j Road. He was 'it t- i Braddell
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    PARTY FOR NAIR
    37 3 S ipore Cineir.a Fans will give a Sal 'day at the As kj .ain Grey Lane Ipn lent, Mr. M. P. 3 who is !ea\ ing l ir Brim a three-week study >£ imentary procedure.
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    54 3 photo. YESTERDAY'S REHEARSAL of 'Glimpses of Indian Dances", a recital by pupils of Mr. Devditta Jetley's Institute of Indian Dance which will have its first performance tonight it t.ie Victoria Memorial Hall. Teaighfa show is by invitation only. Tickets for tomorrow's show at 8.30 p m. ar.* priced at $5,
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    S.I.T. OFFICER APPEALS
    540 3 Judge Erred In His Decision Lawyer Charges Standard Staff Reporter BY DISMISSING completely a defence contention that two prosecution witnesses m a bribery case were accomplices," a lower court judge had erred m his decision fo convict Tan Took Suan, a Singapore Improvement Trust investigating officer who
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    NEW PLAN FOR FUND IS URGED
    176 3 Stand ird StalT Reporter THE 10,000-strong Singapore li r v C )iiriiii Labour Unions Federation, yesterday, protested igainst i suggestion by the ►unci > pay its share of contributions to the Governnent sponsored Central Pro- i lenl Fun i from the accumulated ;i iti
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    GERMANS TO JOIN W.A.Y.
    120 3 GERMANS TO JOIN W.A.Y. j Standard Staff Reporter IHE Bundesjugendring a V > „f' i irq m iation that links Ure intei hits ol 5i million young Germans will apply' I n members!, p Va the World Assem ily v Youth, before the j »ecoi I A nbly m Singapore.;
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    BANGLES STOLEN
    27 3 A 10-year-old Chinese r > robbed of her two sold tangles irth M4>j. by a nun m Jii an Hark Chye on Tuesday ifl »m >n.
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    TWO STAB MAN
    35 3 A MAN wat assaulted and s tJ i» iy I > men when he v I bus at Tions Bahru R>i< Singapore, on Tuesday cv »ni P .lj c have detained i Indians.
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    Move To End Row Over Dismissals
    224 3 THK Government Administrative and Clerical Services I nion has asked the Colony's Colonial Secretary to intervene m a dispute het ween the I nion and the Government regarding the reinstatement ot lil temporary clerks m the Public Works Deoartment. The ir\ts have been served
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    Bank Mission Finishes Survey
    250 3 Leaving For Washington KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Members of thc International Bank Mission hi. c obtiincd as complete a picture of Malaya's economic potentialities as possible m the time at their disposal, the mission's leader, Sir Louis Chick said. j i men bers left K u ist
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    Winners Will Dance For Singapore
    156 3 WINNERS of this year*, Singapore International Dance championship to be held at the Hapi>v Cabaret on May 26 and 11 wiii represent the Colony m the forthcoming inter-state I rung! neet between Singapore Selangor and Malacca m the same cabaret Ofl July 7 md jl
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    51 3 p.i.i'.ti MAJOR GENERAL A. G O'Carroll Scott. (extreme left). General Officer Coauaaadiag Siagapore Base I>istrict. an t Mrs O'Carroll Scott, who went on board the Canton yesterday to welcome Major General D. D. C Tulloch and his wife. Major General Tulloch will s»rr.*"d Major Geaeral O'Carroll Scott mi May 1
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    GURKHAS KILL ONE BANDIT
    77 4 GURKHAS KILL ONE BANDIT Kt'AI.A I.rMPI'R. Weti A j ;ii (1 2 6 Gurkhas daj killed terrorist arid Kcrioush wounded another m I>k c-i m b District c f Negi i Si n bi lan. A frenade and two pa containing h-< arui medicine. w* rt rt C* vered Aik
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    43 4 photo. MB. Jerry (Joh Siew Hee, m*» ol Mr. and Mrs. Goh Lye (hoon and Miss Mary Tay I'ht'n*. Mui. daughter of Mrs. Taj (hoon Heng. who were Married at the Church of St. P«l<r ami St. Paul. SiagaI rr. nn Monday.- Standard
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    BINDERS STOLEN
    23 4 J HIEVES .'.vt r_.£ht st I 4,00(1 hinde rs i.nri two < of er l t IWD k '<* v. at X, ;,i.£.
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    'Preparations For Polls Will Take One Year'
    253 4 'Preparations For Polls Will Take One Year' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Moloyo's first nation wide elections will take about a yeor to prepare ond will cost a few m.Hion dollors, sources with experience m conducting elections, said todoy. The Federation Government must waste no time m making a start if elections
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    Escapades Of Young Khalid
    230 4 Escapades Of Young Khalid [MALACCA. Wed.— The Bench. Bar and others m the Magistrate's C curt today yvere amused to hear of the escapades of 20-year-old Khalid Ismail cue night m April. hr the words of the magistrate. Mr. Ramanatha Iyer, Khalid "a clean sweep of whatever ram« his way."
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    CHIEF SECRETARY TO RUN POLLS
    234 4 KCALA LUMPUB, Wf d. The Chief .Secretary •shall be responsible for the i ond nrl of the first Federal flections, next year, the Federation Hi^h Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer, ordered today. This directive has been given on the advice of the Executive Council. It
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    Assaulted Driver In Defence
    219 4 SAY FIVE SOLDIERS KUALA Ll MPI R, Wed. Five young British soldiers tried to steal a motor car and later beat up its driver, the Sessions Court here was told today. The soldiers, Pi.\ates F Spence. J. fl. E. sor.. G. H. Thorburn, Skinner and R
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    VILLAGE MEN LEARN CIVICS
    44 4 .™aw» Wed.— Twentyeight Malay Kampon« folk Ironri the rural area* p tl a X ■nd Province W« lealey are liow attending j-. six-day civics' course Today thty Yiv.i eri the Uenerai Hospital, the Police headquarters and the Bettle"Hn: C'duiscil Chamlrer.
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    TEMPLER PLAN A 'TAME SHOCK'
    894 4 TEMPLER PLAN A 'TAME SHOCK' It's Just As We Feared, Says Tungku Rahman KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The "Templer Pion" for Federal dec tions, blessed by the Malay Rulers and the Colonial Office m London came only as a "tame shock" to political circles here today, as its contents hove been
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    POLICE HELP RECOVER GIRL'S RING
    67 4 POLICE HELP RECOVER GIRL'S RING $7,200 Robbery KUALA LU MPT R W ed Four men, I tr! to be connect! d armed u.bbe.v took place at T. merloh y night, were detain* Thi T I lj ne>e i ing m a i I three met amond ed at i I
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    YOUTH RESCUED
    24 4 A YOUTH, Ch..r ie Tarn, was rescued from drowning when he fei! into a river m Lorong 17. Gey. ang. Singapore, yesterday.
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    Min Yuen Worker Gets Twelve Years
    154 4 Standard Staff <-rrrsp<.ndent IPOH. Wed —An armed Mm Yuen worker. Liew Ching 24. who deserted his- comrades m the jungle but failed to surrender himself to the proper anthr, r itie< was today serrtt mcd by Mr' l Justice Buhagar tt 12 year^' penal
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    He Cheated Poor Fishermen
    157 4 ALOR STAR. Wed.— DeacribeV )y l hQ Pl a. one who had bambo__ri_-4 their iav_n___ xr_« p«*r"»8 Taha of pSrS wr. b 'D hy the Session* Court p"™ bah today to 18 monthtMta SSSST 1 on ,hrtt told Malay fishermen m Kuala Perhs that he could
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    Output Of Tin Above Average
    6 4 Output Of Tin Above Average -•mi
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    Socialist Society Planned
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    PLEADS GUN TO 3 CHARGE
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    Assaulted By Police Allegation
    128 5 Assaulted By Police Allegation WOOX AH LEX- 22 who faced Magistrate Mr. E H. D'Xetto. m tiie Third Court on a charge of destroying his identity card In a Singapore courtroom on April 27. alleged that an inspector and a detective had assaulted him. During the hearing of n case
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    SERVICEMAN'S PAY QUERY
    79 5 LONDON. April L'B (ReuL-r I Mr. Stan Awbery, Labour, asked m Jok' House of Commons yesterday what was the daily rate of pay and allowances for a national serviceman recruited mi n Singapoie and that of a similar man recruited m this country v .nd serving m
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    NO DRIVING FOR YEAR
    52 5 A W.R.A.C private. J. M. North, was fined s mi n tlie Singapore Second Traffic Court yesterday when she pleaded guilty to driving a ear along Bukit Timah Road without a licence and while n °t covered with insurance. She was alM> disqualified from driving ior
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    PLEA OF SELF-DEFENCE DIDN'T SAVE HIM
    232 5 Quarry Worker To Hang MUAR, Wed— A plea of self-defence failed to save a quarry labourer, Ho Fong, who was sentenced m the Muar High Court yesterday to death for the murder of his employer, Chen Teng Kuan. This was the first murder trial
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    Ex-MCA Official Hits At Party
    290 5 Union Drive Abandoned KUALA LUMPUB, Wed.— The IVialayan Chinese Association abandoned its drive to form powerful Chinese labour unions mainly because it was afraid the scheme might turn out to be a hideous' "frankenstein," Mr. B. H. Tan, former MCA strongman, told The Standard today.
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    INSTRUCTOR TELLS HOW HE SPENT A SUNDAY
    273 5 INSTRUCTOR TELLS HOW HE SPENT A SUNDAY DRIVING instructor Lim Tua Too related m tho Singapore Assize Court yesterday hou he spent Sunday. Nov. 8. 1953— the day on which he was alleged to have strangled Ong Mvi Hong, a 24-year-old waitress, to death. Lim testified that on that day
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    Polytechnic Must Have Trade Support
    166 5 MR. A. \V. GIBSON, adviser to Government on a 58. 000.000 Polytechnic plan tot Singapore, yesterday described the Colony as "a virgin field pregnant with possibilities." A polytechnic, he told Ro:a-i at their weekly luncheon meeting, would serve tlie wants! of local industry and commerce
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    No Apology So I Hit Him: $10 Fine
    118 5 No Apology So I Hit Him: $10 Fine S ANUS. bin A pa it pleaded fuilty In a Singapore Court yesterday, to ;re^p;i ing into Samsuddin bm Haii Hassan's house m Upper A inied Roai with intent to assault him. Mr. K. T. A exander. thc Magistrate, AnetT^anus) MO. Saousl
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    HANDS TIED, WALKS HOME
    57 5 A CHINESE walked a mile to hw h >me with h hands tied behind him alter- he was robbed m a lane off the leventh mile Changi Road, Singapore, on Tuesday night He was waylaid by four thugs, one of whom held hun up with a
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    FPA EXPERT DUE
    32 5 A US RESEARCH Associate orr the Faculty irf Harvard Me (ical School, Dr. Clarence .1 Gamble, who If also an authority on Family Planning will arrive m Suigapore tomorrow.
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    160 5 Standard Shipping Reporter I THE ...4,000-ton liner Caronia, which arrived m Singapoie a few weeks ago is to visit 24 ports m five continents, during a world cruise of 13,000 miles which she is due to begiu on Jan. 21. next year. Trinidad m the
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    152 7 LONDON, April >S (Reuter)— Labour party kaders, sharply divided over foreign issues, today losed their ranks and agreed on an Indo-China line Ipposing any steps that might involve Britain m miliar\ action to help "Imperialist policies." Mr. Aneurin Bevan, leftwinger, wlio broke with the Parliamentary
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    72 7 photo. U a k,llnx "id iiis7u W r" n assassin a*ion mission. Soviet Secret Police Agent. Nicolai ,a »uthorlt_». ,I_' n,,an ass,s tants, surrendered these Intricate murder weapons ti k l h« »M,k nmni tri ,cv aIi ng the plot *»mi m and i..'''*' ,M,l on ,M,IIH Projectors, camouflaged lo
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    16 7 PILOT KILLED IN JET CRASH Im (AP) An rashed this Pohan« .Her he and- aii trip.
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    89 7 GENEVA, April -'8 (Reuter) The Chinese delegation at Geneva tonight accepted an appeal for her husband's release from .Mrs. Laurence Bu,)!. wife of an American pilot heUi m China. A Chinese official said Prime Minister, Mr. Chou En-lai would giv c "full att<
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    WINSTON, IKE MAY GET TOGETHER
    391 7 I-C Intervention To Be Discussed WASHINGTON, April 28, (UP)— Usually authoritative sources suggested yesterday that President Eisenhower might seek a meeting with Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill if he is convinced by his defence chiefs that only immediate intervention can save Indo-China. This idea came
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    CASEY IS CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS
    154 7 GENEVA, April 28, (Reuter) Mr. Richard Casey, the Australian Minister of External Affairs, said here today he had the "instinct" that the Far East conference "is going to have same success." an exclusive interview with Reuter he declared '"I believe that the great powers on
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    165 7 GIVE PAPERS ACCESS TO FACTS -JUDGE LONDON. Aprii 28 (Reuter) Lord Justice Brikett, one of Britain's greatest legal figures, .ired here that newspapers must be given access to tacts and must be free to comment and .-peak according to the aws of the land. He was speaking at the innual
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    227 7 Rita's Daughter May Get US$l.4 M From Aly NEW YORK. April 28, (AP) Lawyers strove hard yesterday to reach an agreement on custody and financial arrangements for the daughter of Rita Hayworth and her former husband. Prince Aly Khan. The move came only a Jay after the movie st^r fought
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    G.I. HELD ON RAPE CHARGE
    51 7 TOKYO. April 28: (Reuter) United States military police i today arrested a Marine pri- vate stationed at Camp Gifu near Tokyo, for allegedly rap- i ing a 7„-year-o!d Japanese woman. The woman, Mrs Kimue I Twakia, alleged the marine broke into her home and raped
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    43 7 GENEVA. April 28 (AP).— Although Mr. John Foster Dulles sits only four .-cats aw <v from Red China's Chou En-lai, at the Geneva conference, he has neither shaken bands nor spoken to the Communist Premier and Foreign Minister.
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    FIRST ZULU BISHOP
    31 7 THE Rev. Bonaventure Dlamini, whose native name means 'he who eats the daylight," was consecrated yesterday at Durban. South Africa, as the Roman Catholic Church's first Zulu bi-hop.
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    BIDAULT'S COOK IS NABBED BY GUARDS
    88 7 GENEVA, April (28) (A£P).— The French Foreign Minister, Georges Bidault's cook was today mistaken jor a Communitt secret agent. Bidanlt hnd to intervene personully to save him irom imprisonment when gnnrds arrested him. The residence of the North Korean General Nam 11. is opposite
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    52 7 ANTWERP, R. 28 (AP). The British m ship St. Thomas of thi American Steamship Lim London olllded here < day wtth the Any rl ■hip War H iwk. The St. Thomas m i ■t the bow and da was imm« iatl dork to o exai First
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    20 7 EMPEROR Hirohito i bratei In- Mrd btrthrta; day. I i the Imper i| P the E i AP
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    67 7 LONDON, April 28 (Renter) Six Labour Members of Parliament carried posters m a procession through central London last night advertising a meeting on Friday to ditCUSS the hydrogen bomb. All six are on the Hydrogen Bomb National Campaign Committee which will conduct a nation-wide drive foi signatures
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    208 Boats Held For Smuggling
    154 7 R.l. GOVT. STEPS UP CAMPAIGN Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, April 27.- The Indonesian Navy has revealed that last year. 208 smuggling prahus were seized m Kast Indies waters. These vessels average from one to five tons. They typify the nature of the rampant smuggling which
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    131 7 STRATFORD ON AVON, April JT Reuti i I Britain's ace murder invest iga toi arrivi d here today to probe the death ol a woman drowned In the river Avon neai tha tomb Ol William Shaki spi The detective, Superintendent John Capstick ol Scot- land Yard,
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    CHAPLIN MUST SUPPORT GIRL
    68 7 LOS ANGELES. April 28 tAP>. A judge has ordered Char ie Chaplin to put up U. 5.510.000 to guarantee I*. SSI OO a week support payment for 1 (>-year-old Carol Ann Berry. A Jury In 1949 found thc comedian to be the father of the daughter
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    31 7 NKW DELHI. April 28 (Renter) Dr Rajendra Prasad. President of India, presented Lieutenant-General K. S. Thimayya with *'Padma Vibhu--han". India's second highest award for distinguished service m Korea
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    50 7 photo. THREE tiers of bunk s are a feature of the new light fleet carrier. UMS Centaur, which starts her trials this week. Completed at Belfast, the Centaur has since been modified to incorporate angled deck arrange ments at the Royal Dock yard at Portsmouth UP
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    83 7 Stondord London Corretpondent LONDON, April 28 The following are th* clotmq prices ot rubber and tin on the London Market. LONOON RUBBER Spot 19 d Moy 19 d June 19 d. July Sept. I9:d. Oct. Dec 19,' d. Jon. Mor »9Jd May c.i.f. 18_.d. Tone: Quietly
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    46 9 Fittings For Atomic Submarine photo. THIS photo of the atomic submarine USS Nautilus, the firs! released since her christening by Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower, shows outfitting being corried on at General Dynomics Corporation's Electric Boat Divisions at Groton. The submarine wos launched there last Jon. 21. UP
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    292 9 By ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, Stondord Speciol Correspondent JAKARTA, April 28 Japan hos admitted thot her post-war drive tor closer economic relations with South cost Asia have thus tor met I with little success/ Tokyo offers two reaSQM fnr this state of affair?: (1) Failure
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    156 9 y 4 Ct. Drop RI'RBFR prires m S i pore v tterdaj ter of t cent below lit 1 •lw fust grade n bbi r May shipment being q d Il| cents per lb. pn »> y steady market. The lower prices m S I I re followed New
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    200 9 THK world's nrst cammerefal speed walk, m which rubber is used, is expected _c be ready for Ute t ext month m lhe Unite i States, a spokesman of the Goodyear Orient Company. Ltd. told The S:anriard. Scheduled for msfaliatien faa tfie ramp portion ef
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    139 9 Record U.K. Steel Output A RECORD output IIM zv.d an increase vi thf I ef coal are two r. nn mug industrial production achieveeats, ■anamoed by I < I fd Kingdom Iron a\n Sic« Board. U.K. steel aßtg IBSM c sard level m Mas average week.y rate cf :i«4.W» icns.
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    143 9 THE Malayan -.har I wa< quiet a 9 w yesteni.i;/. I n_«« m the t:n minn 4 r» s wa? 'argely one to 'b t\ ne tin metai price v fi..r-r€r (hares remain-* 1 INDtSTKIAI Bmer^ Nlllll B B ret ml ,'9 I 10 f Icri 22.29 -«-ib Henry
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    156 9 THF. produce market gape re yesterday w, r fcr ropra, dv 1 for OB »r 1 1 and steady for pepper Pepper prices roue Biarj t tc $-80 per picul for \i .ft white, largely on she., mg purchases. Coconut oil sellers ji g indicatai $53 per pic. I
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    88 9 NEW YORK, April 2$ (AP) Tension over lhe Ugh [ng ia Indo-Ci.iua has iBCfBBI deBi id for a large nu commodities, it was I ».l yesicrday. Several futures mark. |dVBBOBd their daily g limits permitted tinder r < 1 the exchanges. A.l d cf colU-e futures were I
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    584 11  -  ALF GOVER By I r.Kir.r\m-i a _.w.-_»vrn f April ZB— Don't write off the Pakistan team, which is due nere soon, as c I "push-over." I worn the Counties they will find them _^ve^yJio^rdjide to beot. I warn England they'll probably win one of the
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    120 11 LONDON. April 28 (Renter) cricket fixturesMay j: U.C.C. v Yorkshire at Lords. Oxford University v Gloucestershire at Oxford Cambridge University v Leicestershire at Cambridge May 5: M.C.C. v Surrey Lords Oxford University v Yorkshire at Oxford Cambridge University V Sussex it Cambridge Club Cricket Conference v Pakistan (1
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    430 11 Miller 4 Others Picked By Wisden LONDON, April 28 (Keuter).— One of the m*| coveted honours m international cricket is for a player to be named anions the Cricketers of tbe Year* by Wisden the cricketers' almanack. Kach year. the editer of Wisdefl chooses live players from British or ovei
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    Top Players At Nee Soon On Sunday
    255 11 TWO Services sides which j are considered as having the J best a.l round teams m Singa- 1 ipore and include a number of! top players m this part of the! worid meet In a Singapore Cricket Association's senior; tournament game at Nee
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    53 11 THE following are result*; of the Island Club Monthly Medal (Stroke*: "A" Division Dr RA. Mallai, Mr. J.V. Gray Tie— 7l "B" Division Mr. S.K. Caw -70 "f" Division I Sq. Ldr AF. Clegg-65 Ball Sweep "A"' and *B" Division: Dr. R A Mallal. "C" Division: Sq. Ldr.
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    52 11 HOLYOKE M April 27. I R< iitei i Fift« < n spectators swarmed Into ring last nifhl jnd ltl Howard Saligny if N'ev York for striking alleged '•> I against local boxer Oerrv ref sier. Saligro Hraj p ::;c-.i.< kicked and knocked lown m fii* corner be'
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    599 12 3 -Cornered Fight Rages But OTEC Are Well Set THE battle for top positions m the SBHFA Senior Division League soccer remains unchanged alter yesterday's games. It is still 1 three cornered tussle between holders Hongkong Bank, runners-up OTKC. and newly promoted Mercantile Bank. Hongkong Bank, who regained the lead
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    270 12 TARTLY crowds. sur^m* on to the field of play, particularly when a penalty award was to be taken. twt ii^t-.i Sgt W. F. Beaven to abruptly abandon the SBHFA Division I game played at Geylang yesterday between Mercantile Bank and Pulo Bukom eight minutes to full
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    89 12 All The Results DIVISION 1 OTEC 4. SCS o Shell 1. 1 it N 1 M. Bank 3 vs P. Bukom 1 abandoned HK Bank MPH 1. Sime Darby 2. Breweries 1. DIVISION 1 Borneo Motors ti. ICI 1. HiJidelshank I, NTS 1. Gathrie Mansfield 'I. STC Airways t. B_ita
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    104 12 OFFICE BEARERS of the Singapore Indian Football Asportation elected at the annual general meeting of the A>-_>-id'ion on Sunday were: Patrons: Messrs: M. Gopala Menon, D. T. Assomull. V. P., Kanagasundram, A. R Lazarus. N. V Vengadasalam President: Mr X Joseph PilI j y Vice-Presidents: Messrs. S.
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    80 12 TAIPING, Wed. Leaving b% ihe .w.n' next month tor i United Kingdom is 20-year-'>i i Hazim bin Ismail who. Last 9 I n the open singles litle m annual North Perak T "iims Championships He j > v on thc Open doubles' m par'ii m »hip with
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    89 12 JOHORF. BAHRU. Wed The following players have been selected to* represent Johore m the Malaya Cup *occer match against Malacca lat Kluang o<. Saturday: j Yahya bin Abdullah Yam Fook Tong. He Moon Joon Karim bin Ghani. Tan Ban' Chuan. Sharit. Madon Ali bin' Radin
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    UK Soccer Results
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    Island Club Golf Ties
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    Western vs S.C.S. At Badminton
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    GUINEAS WINNER
    16 12 NKWMARKKT. April 28: (Renter) Da ruts won 'he two thousand Guineas. Ferriol was _eeond.
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    BARTLEY WIN
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    27 12 Mr. EJ. Holt, technical director of the Organising Committee of the 16th Olympiad who passed through Singapore on Monday to attend Olympic conferences m Lausanne and Athens.
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    Over-Confidence Costs Traction Men A Point
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    25 12 Taiping Player Sent Off I p I .> 1 d < I I 111. riatid M Fern Hopk'"ON Nab j i: i Ham i Mass n Ann.
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    National Beat Merridales-2
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    STANDARD MAN WILL BE THERE
    43 12 STANDARD MAN WILL BE THERE I! >«»u dont ihTH i^,?B tll *"ii »tJke hi ,^H Mandari. during Asian (iamrv 1.1 Mill rep^^J Uimei lor thr Niti-nll M.md.ird »IH,iwv3B >«'o:id hjtth ««t wH taport's ithiftr, J >lj"'li thu nin the latcxt j» Mut athlete.
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