Singapore Standard, 1 May 1954

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    15 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. IV. No. 303. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    KOREA CASE OF RED ATTACK
    119 1 KOREA CASE OF RED ATTACK r3O Prince »eakion 1 1 1 all i •■.on A with sion I the o f ii .uni=>*. why. i ha i lie. i T'port the action of the l\.\\ to maintain international peace and security. He said the establishment Of a united and independent
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    UNKNWON
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    THE QUEEN KNIGHTS HOLY MAN
    62 1 THE QUEEN KNIGHTS HOLY MAN W l l H one knee on a chair, St-ivid Ahvibakr-r bin Sheik Al Kaff. Adenv thief holy man Here, receive^ the ac- colidf from Queen Elizabeth, at Jin investiture dining the Queen' s visit to Aden. As 4 descendant of Moha- mmcd. the sheikh
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    Red Propaganda Lures Local Youths To China
    272 1 NINE STUDENTS DISAPPEAR KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Communist China is making a renewed bid through broadcasts and publications to attract Chinese youths from Southeast Asia to the mainland on promises of "heaven-on-earth" conditions and fat jobs m the "People's Government," official sources here told
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    RUBBER CONTROL EASED
    507 1 ExportsTo Soviet Bloc May 3 No Instant j Increase In Trade Is Seen THE MALAYAN Governments announced simultaneously yesterday the lifting of control on the quantity of rubber which may be exported |:t?-i the Soviet bloc countries m Europe with effect j tro»Yi Monday. This relaxation will
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    Rahman Buries The Hatchet
    86 1 Standard London Torres: LONDON. Fii.~ Tungku Abdul Rahman today buried the hatchet and launched with Dr. Victor Purcell, whose controversial book on Malaya will be published on Monday. The Tungku has read sections of the book m advance and finds it quite favourable jto UMNO despi'e
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    MADAME CHIANG
    45 1 I.S. AIR Foi Po!i'-e kepi reporteri and photographers [com the landiaf area at TravU Air For- c B.i< S;ui Fr;i-» i- i .i-i 1 \..i lam«« Chiang Shek. w to ot -he President ->f Nationalist China arrived from Formosa for ikin treatment. Reuter
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    Hanoi I-C Carve
    165 1 HANOI. April 30 (Reu-1 ter) About 10.000 people bearing 'independence or death" banners, marched through Hanoi today m protest ai>ainst reported plans to end the seven-year-old Indo-China war. by leaving part of Vietnam under Communist Control. Every newspaper fu< appeared with such headlines j> "down with partition.*
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    TITO'S NEXT TOUR
    30 1 PRESIDENT Tito of Yugoslavia will pay a state visit to Greece a' the beginning of June, it uras official y onnounc- ed hi Athens yesterday. I Reuter
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    QUEEN OPENS UGANDA DAM
    135 1 JINJA, Uganda. April (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth yesterday switched on the ftrsi two of LO turbines m the vast new dam at Owen Fallj near' here designed 'o harness the, waters of the Nile to produce; hydro-electric power. British, Dut.h. Italian. Danish. African a»j Indian workman who
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    RUSSIANS STEAL SILENTLY AWAY
    163 1 CANBERRA, April 29, The Russian Embassy staff soiled for Moscow from a silent and darkened pier at Fremantle tonight aboard the immigrant ship New Australia. Hours 'ater and half the world away their Australian counterparts lef: Moscow by train amid the shouted goodbyes of almost the
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    Red Posters In Court Building
    32 1 COMMUNIST posters were foi'.ni m the Singapore Supreme Court yesterday, the eve •>£ May Day. Other R3i poster*, written (n English, were discovered on Public Relations Oflice Sign-
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    Standard's Contest Winner Flies Tomorrow
    446 1 Standard's Contest Winner Flies Tomorrow Standard Staff Reporter MR. M. SARAVANAMCTTU. the Ceylon Commissioner m Malaya who polled 439/238 votes to win the "Most Popular Personality m Malaya." Contest sponsored by The Singapore Standard leave s the Colony by air tomorrow, on the Kf»t stage of his two-month round-the-world trip.
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    To Dance For Queen
    51 1 They are both talented illMWri and are exported to create a .sensation with their dances and musir at tUe ommonw c a I t li Cabaret to be held at the uui -i,i Hotel m honour of the Queen on M.iv IV Standard photo (Moiy on
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    SEARCH REOPENED
    33 1 A BRITISH minesweeper' i 1 an trawl* irh M remains Corn I N' }k-« Peter' which rsshed into tiio -i'.j. south i. on Jan. 10 with the Loss o\ lives. Reuter
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    Protests At Up Move
    37 1 Owing to ''K«<i weather ditionj combat planes prevented from carrying out operation! m the immediate Dien Bien P md only one privateer wai able I i carry ou < i tmbin n^sion yestei day.
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    ESTABLISH LINKS WITH SOVIET-PM
    130 1 TONGA Koval Princesses. Palu Vavau Tupou (left) and V c i o n 8 o Fakaua. passed through Singapore by Qantas BOAC Constellation from Sydney yesterday en route to London. where they wi|| danre at a "welcon'e home" for the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.
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    Elections Delayed
    38 1 Elections Delayed ACTING Prtalifl '»f i»i* SillgaMffl City oiiixil Mi .1. T. Kf.i. yr>lrnl:»v said lh*A the Colony (iovcriiint'iit >< con.sidrrint: lecislatioa t»» postpone the City ('mm* «l elections dn*' to >»•* IpI.I i Dim fin In- 1 thu year
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    104 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (rents per Ib.) m Singapore on Friday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 K.S.S Spot Loo>e 631 ti3? No. 1 RS.S. «3i «4* No. 2 K.S.S «2J K3 No. 3 R.S.S. «1* 611 Tone: Very steady. TIN PKICfc The price of tin yesterday was $3€5J (lp
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    COUNCIL CHEMBER
    34 2 MR. Charles Harris Butterfield. Q.C.. Solicitor-General, has been appointed by the Officer Administering the Singapore Government, to be a temporary Member of the Legislative Council. during the absence cf Mr. J.E. Pepper.
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    DEATH
    24 2 \T Singapore Central Hospital, at 245 p.m. April AOxh T. R. S. Bashyam. aged tt. Cremation Bidadari Hindu Ciematorium 3.10 p m. today.
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    S'BAN ESTATE STRIKE ENDS
    44 2 SEREMBAN. Fri —An esta-e strike involving 260 labourers, which commenced last Sunday, following dismissal Of live labourers has been settled. Following negotiation*: between the Labour Department and trad* union dftieiJTs labourer? including the five dismissed will return to work tomorrow
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    New Compensation Schemes Studied
    201 2 THK TREASURE Dcp men' n I lie Chief Fire Officer of the Singapore City Council ar e now examining various fchemei to rompen>ate dependent! of firemen should their lives he lost m the "ourse of duty This wa> revealed by Mr. J.T. Rea. the Acting President
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    Firemen Aid Colleagues
    54 2 TWO FIRK Services m Singapore yesterday Rave to The Singapore Standard Fund for dependent*, of the five firemen who died fighting a recent sodown fire The officers and men of H.M. Naval Base Fire Brigade contributed Slt>4 while the Army Fin* Service, RASC, sent S.Vt. The Fund
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    Dutch Honour Queen
    64 2 More than 500 propl* attended a ki.nl parly last ni«ht at the residence of the Consul C.rneral of the Nrlhrrlands Mr. F. A Danwoerden. to celebrate the birth<la> of Miieen Juliana Abe prrsent were the Officer \dmin*trr I5 c ni{a )re (iovfrn «n f «>t. Mr. W
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    Training Corps Gets New Rules
    113 2 NO date for I o Air Training Corpi lay be enrolled as a c-a.iot before attaining the age of 15 yean or after attaining the ago of 17 years, state the new regulations made by :he Singapore Government. The regulations add that no •a iet
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    WORKERSWANTA WORLD OF PLENTY
    285 2 Unions May Day Pledge PENANG, Fri. A pledge renewing their dererminotion to ploy their port m the maintenance and c xtension of freedom for the achievement of national independence for Malaya was made today by the Choirmon of the Pan Malayan Labour Party, Inche Mohamed s°piee.
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    Stenos Ask For Revision
    69 2 INK COMMITTEE of the Singapore Government Secret.ui.il Staff Association is COB- Iticed that there is a sound i >• for securing revision of .4,. 1 1 ies of stenographers m accordance with the *'Yong" ..w Ifd. Government*! renunciation of the 'Benham' Repot t. without consulting the
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    To Look For New Lines
    101 2 MR. Cilrnn E. Parroit. manager of Getz Bros, (above) who leaves for the United Slates on home leave by plane today. During his leave he uill visit factories of the various companies represented m Malaya by (leti Bros, to bring them up-to-date on conditions m
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    SALOTE'S COUSINS TO DANCE IN LONDON
    191 2 SALOTE 'S COUSINS TO DANCE IN LONDON TWO Royal Prinsses of Tonga. Palu Vavau Tupou and Veiongo Fakaua, both first cousins of Queen Salote, arrived m Singapore by gantas/BOAC Constellation from Sydney yesterday. 1 hey are on their way to i lance at a Commonwealth Cabaret to honour the return
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    200 In Food Dept To Go
    175 2 200 In Food Dept To Go KUALA LUMPUR. Fri —Nearly 200 tempi oflicers m the Food C trol and Supplies Department an d several mi "temporaries" m Otht partments m the Ped< lion have beon giv< n missal notices ii June 30. this year. President of tlu« c,o\ Noii-PiHisioriahle Ofli
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    HK EXCHANGE
    34 2 HONGKONG. Apr H Bpcdi Standard Service Closing riir»«of the Homjknn; Exch.uiK* lod»^r were: $15.77 vUrlntK 15.7457S to US$l; |1 825 t«. M..1. v;un $1; 0227 to one ln<!< Rupiah: iht'd ;•_»<.; 123 U
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      94 2 Weather Deport MINI >l I M Trmprralurf: from 7 .'.«> pm. on \pril if to 7. .10 am. on April :.u <in»:auore il«Fi: Pmang i75Fi Kota liahru 74F> Kuala I umpur 7*F Ipoh 7M Kutntan i7KFi. Mavimum leniptraturt Irum 7 :i> ;i m. to 7 .;<• nm. on \pril SJ.
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    Direct PAA Service To S. Francisco
    101 3 Direct PAA Service To S. Francisco FIRST Class passengers from Singapore travelling by Pan An m World Airways* ser- vi c. PA 8U on Tuesdays. arriving m Manila the same j ijy. are -ow provided with a' connection to San Fran isco. Hit lert I they have been [ged to
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    THAT'S WHY WENT BANNED
    47 3 THAT 'S WHY WENT BANNED A -titled "That's Why I Went" by Monica Felton has tanned by the Commis.i mer ot Police, Mr. Nigel MorrU. under the Emergency R»g it n M: Morris prohibits the printing, sale, issue and circulation -.>f the book m the C my.
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    WOMAN LOSES JEWELLERY
    50 3 OXK liv 'i^ week a Malay! woman Living ;u Kampor.g Amber, S saDore, Locked mp her Jewe i sopt the key under her pillow. Yesi m iy me found 'he key missing She looked for her; box. but found all the jewel- 1 lerv, worth 5">47. gone.
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    Jaga Slept During Theft
    77 3 A burglar broke into an ->rtice In Ansin Road. Sit.^^pore. on Thursday night and smashed open rive drawers ;v--fore he finally founi the key of a safe. He ther\ opened the safe arid d > i m >ie Khan HtOOO i:\ cash Throughout the burglary a
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    NEGLIGENCE COST $100
    32 3 SAID bin Haji Abdul Manan ter lay fined $100 by Singapore First Traffic M igistrafe, for negligent driving Ii; aidition he was disI ilifled from driving for •u^e months.
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    DRIVING INSTRUCTOR TO HANG FOR MURDER
    435 3 DRIVING INSTRUCTOR TO HANG FOR MURDER THE jury retired at 3.15 p.m. m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday and when they returned 28 minutes later, Lim Tua Tee, a 22--year-old driving instructor, heard the foreman announce that he had been unanimously found guilty of murdering his 24-year-old mistress, Ong Mvi
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    S'PORE FPAWORK IS BEST IN ASIA
    164 3 NO CITY m Asia gives a s much help In family planning as Singapore, Dr. Clarence J. Gamble research Associate of United States' Harvard Medical School told The Standard yesterday. Or. Gamble an authority m family planning i s now on a four-month tour
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    'He Tried To Get Into Changi Jail'
    198 3 A MAX who told Police his name was John Sulyman caused a stir m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday when he said his name was Richard Christian Van der Pol. "When I my name as John Sulyman to the Police 1
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    FRENCH GOVT. SCHOLARSHIP
    62 3 THE French Government is sponsoring through the Alliance Francaise of Singapore a scholarship to a M i ijran student for a year's (1954*55) study m France. Candidates must be dom: riled m Malaya and must have sufficient knowledge of French. Details of the scholarship can f> c
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    BROADCAST ON QUEENS TOUR
    60 3 SOME of the highlights of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh's visit to Ceylon will be broadcast over the Red Xetwork of Raiio Malaya Indian Section (48.1-H) metres) at 7 p m. on May .1. Tho programme, rompiled and presented by Mr. Vivian S. Namasivayam of
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    SUNSET GUN
    31 3 The Ist Singapore Regiment. R.A. will fire a sunset gun from F>rt Canning as a signal for the breaking of the Ramadan Fast on May 2 at 6.4.1 p.m.
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    PRESENTATION OF ROPHY
    45 3 THE Commander-in-Chief, Far East Land Forces. Lt.-Gen. Sir Charley Loewen. will present the Millington-Drake Shooting Trophy at his headquarters m Tang! in Barracks, Singapore, at 10.30 a.m. today to Uie winners, the 2/6 Gurkha Rifles, who also won the troohy m 1 !».">'-'.
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    GIRL SCARES THUGS
    70 3 WHEN three armed men attempted t o manhandle an 18-year-old Chinese girl m a lonely hut" In Woodlands Road, she icreamed a:ul the would-be robbers tied. It happened at iUO a.m. yesterday when the robbers entered the hut after forcing open the front door They h^M up
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    Prosecutor Told: Don't Waste Time
    101 3 THE City Magistrate Mr. J. M. Itevereux Colebourn told the City Counril prase cut m; officer. Mr. E. Le Mertier. not to waste his time a^aiii by brin^in? to Court hawkers w ho sell drinks with their cooked food. "When you have ji plate of
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    2 Men In Furniture Swindle
    100 3 TWO men (Talked Ul( i -ih vt 111 Victoria Street m Thursday and ordered $I*3oo worth of furniture to be delivered to an i Iresj at Loronf Standee. They promised tj pay cash on delivery. A carpenter wwm lent with the furniture t«> collect the
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    COSTLY SILENCE
    38 3 FOR not telling the police who drove nil CM when an offence was committed on N >v. 18. last year. Teo Lung Kirn Df Waterloo Street, was fined $150 m the Singapore F^rst Traffic Court yesterday.
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    PRICE OF FREE MARKET RICE GOES UP IN FED.
    210 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Government's onnouncemenr of o 75 per cent cut m the importotion of free market Hce from tomorrow has caused o jump of two dollors a pikul m the free rice morket. And this ties up with a general
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    First Cornea Grafting Performed In S'pore Is A 'Complete Success'
    210 4 THE first cornea graft ever to be performed m Malaya has beei officially declared *J complete success and the prayers and hopes of a 35--year-old mother from Sejsamat Sin Mi©, to see her husband and childrea have bee n answered.
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    Council Approves Budget
    178 4 Council Approves Budget Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore City Council at its meeting yesterday approved a supplementary budget totalling $13,845,542. including $10,320,000 revotes from 1953. Of the total. Sll.lfio.ooo will bo spent to extend the Council's income producing activities. With the exception of approximately $150.--000. the whole of the additional
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    Jail Terms For 2 Men
    89 4 WHEN Kiishnasamv Nadason told a friend he wanted to sell a bicycle stcicn by Munusamy Srinivasan, the police was informed and both men were arrested, it wis stated m the Singapore Second District Court yesterday. Krishnasamy >\as sentenced to seven months 1 rigorous imprisonment and
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    Rush For 'L'Licences
    70 4 HUNDREDS of <.. drivers flocked U :he pore Traffic Police Office. Max. well Road, tohavetheii \a renewed yesterday the asij day before :iie new traffic guiatiofis come force when they haw to pay $10 f< r renewa] instead i I Many ,>t n rs j .t there
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    Dong In Custody Again
    114 4 Dong In Custody Again POLICE Inspector, If. C. Jacob. told the Singapore Seventh Police Magi-Tmte yesterday, that the latest instruction h e had waa to fix a date for hearing on Dong Chui Sing's cast Dong, headmaster of St. Andrew's Middle School. Singapore, was ordered by Mr. K.T. Alexander, the
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    All Must Rise For The Mace
    124 4 SINGAPORE City Council approved and immediately adopted a newprocedure yesterday for bearing the City Mace into Council meetings. When a meeting stands adjourned. Councillors must stand m their places until the President, preceded b y the Mace bearJr leave s the Council Chamber. When
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    CONSULAR RECOGNITION
    44 4 M. JEAN Van Den Bosch who has been appointed Belgian Consul-General at Hongkong with jurisdiction over Singapore has been £iven formal recognition by the Colony Government. M. Van Den Bosch replaces Baron D e Gaiffier D'Hestroy. Belgian Charge d'AfTaires at i ßangkok.
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    New Gardens Chief Named
    73 4 MR. John \Vi"iam Pursec\>ve. Senior Agricultural Officer m Uganda, has been appointed Singapore's Director of Botanical Gardens. He succeeds Mr. Bf. R. Henderson who goes on leave prior to retirement on .Tune 10. Mr. Purseplove is due to arrive m the Colony m August. He is
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    TRINKETS FOUND
    36 4 A NECKLACE anfl t broach were found m a bus of the Green Bus Company of Singapore on April 12. Owner should contact ASP Dawson at Orchard Road Police Station or the Police Headquarters.
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    WATCH STOLEN
    25 4 A WRISTLET watch was stolen from a 17-year-old youth while he slept on a five-foot-way m Lorong 1 Geylang, Singapore, on Thursday night.
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    No Celebrations
    25 4 PENANd, Fri. No largescale May Day celebrations have been planned lor Penang. The V^Consulate of the Republic of Indonesia will be closed tomorrow.
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    Had Aviation Fuel, Gets $300 Fine
    219 4 TUO days after the fatal Kallang air ira-.li. a man was found m possession of 18 gallons of aviation petrol, m a car, m the vicinity of the Airport. The man, Jjnan bin MohaImed Aniai, ao. could not acj count for the gatolilM; said
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    MEIC Scheme For Discussion
    426 4 Meeting In A Fortnight THE question of adopting and implementing the proposals of the Medical Education Inquiry Committee will be discussed between the Tniversity of Malaya and the two Malayan Directors of Medical Services m two weeks' time. GftOtTP CAPTAIN 7 I). G. Stokes (above). ha.s
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    NEW BUS ROUTES FOR CITY
    231 4 TAY KOH VAT Bus Company was yesterday granted permission by the Singapore City Council to operate a bus service from Bartley Road to Havelock Road via Irwell Bank and River Valley Roads after a lengthy debate. Councilors voted 12-7 despite Mr. A. P. Rajah's (Prog.
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    Lack Of Suitable Leaders
    41 5 Lack Of Suitable Leaders i i he i. noyei tea lider and h of .son. Ti lining ld tx at S I, had ah h c I rovern- respon- showing i or- future M is at r .lohore and .■re being
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    O.R.A.S GETS NEW OFFICERS
    36 5 was the Old f n <>f Sinl annual ently. a re Dr. i Mr. V. An irer: Mr. Hon. SecB ion Seni>: rs Messi I cc S .cirig. Ise M' T Kamarkar.
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    Child Welfare Confab Planned For Aug.
    118 5 Child Welfare Confab Planned For Aug. rd Staff Reporter I that Singapore I presented at tl B 'inference of the ial Union for Cl I Yugoslavia m late H year was expi H ie Union's Field Mr. V. M. Kulkarni, ilkarnl who is m finding tour of m Asia told
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    Police Clerk Dies At 42
    44 5 TBONG SAY CHIN, who has t>eoM a (time clerk of the Singapore Police for the last 20 Tears, died at the Youngberf Hospital on "HBursdaj after a short illness. He vraa 4J. The funeral will take place on Sunday.
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    CLUB SEEKS A NEW NAME
    41 5 THE Singapore Camera Club plans to change its name to that of The P lotosraphic Society of Singapore Members' views are sought on the proposed change before an application is made to the Registrar of Societies.
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    THIEF FILED
    41 5 A 2.-J-YEAR-OLD house painter, Wong Vim Kwai, was found guilty In the Sessions Court yesterday of committing theft of a gold necklace belonging to a child at Chowrastra Market m Pcnang on April 20 and sentenced seven months' imprisonment.
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    MISSING GIRL (11) FOUND AFTER 5 YEARS
    282 5 MISSING GIRL (11) FOUND AFTER 5 YEARS KUA L A LUMPUR, Fri. After five years oi separation, Mariam binti Haji Tahir is now reunited with her The 11-year old Malay gill had been missing from her home since 1949 t>ut a month ago. Mariam's uncle, Inche Osman bin Haji said,
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    New Rules For Queen's Scholarship
    92 5 IX FUTURE, the roveted Queen's Scholarships will be awarded on results of the Over>ea.>. Hi^het School Certi- ficate Examination conducted jby the University of Cam- bridge, according to new re™uj lation> announced by 'he Singapore Government, yesterday. The scholarships shall be i tenable only at
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    'Colony Defence Depends On SVC'
    249 5 Gen. O'Carroll-Scott SINGAPORE will depend on the officers and men of the Singapore Volunteer Corps to lead and train her national servicemen, Major-General A. G. O'Carroll-Scott said yesterday on the eve of his deI part u re for Britain. Gen O'Carroli-Scott. whose post as C.O.C.
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    40 Years Of Business Leadership
    125 5 40 Years Of Business Leadership THE International Business Machines Corpora' ion which employs more than 46.000 people and carries on business m more than 80 countries celebrates the anniversary of Mr. Thomas J. Watson's 40th year as the organisation's chief executive, today. In Singapore the IBA Organisation celebrated it whi
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    'Malaya Will Need Foreign Investment'
    210 5 THE Federation and Singapore will continue to rely for some time chiefly on rubber and tin. Sir Louis Chick, Chairman of the International Bank Mission that has been studying the Malayan economic situation for the past three months, said yesterday. Sir Louis said the Mission
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    Course For Teachers
    76 5 JOHORE BAHRH, Fri Indian teachers from Tamil schools m .Johore today com- pleted a rivic s course arranged for them b y the Education Department and the State Information Department. Johore. During the ourse they were given talks on the Johore State elections by Inche Ismi bin
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    'PITIFUL' WOMAN WAS A FRAUD
    217 5 IT would have wrung anybody's heart to see LowYew Chow .shuffle into the Singapore City Police Court dock yesterday. Her careworn face had a troubled look as she heard a charge against her of selling m a prohibited aiea. "She's making no plea." called out
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    1Octs MORE TO TAPPERS IF RUBBER PRICE STAYS
    198 5 1Octs MORE TO TAPPERS IF RUBBER PRICE STAYS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. If the average price of rubber stays above 60 cents a pound for the next two months, more than 300,000 estate workers m Malaya will get a ten-cent increase m daily wages whichever way present negotiations between planting employers
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    His Spirit Is Admired By Court
    189 5 His Spirit Is Admir ed By Court TEO KA SENG was charitable. He wa s not literate, but he knew thr value of education. So when funds were needrd for the new Nanyang University, with a lot of other people. Tco derided to do his bit. He was only a
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    Change The Rules He Tells Council
    299 5 IF Councillors were going: to "attack each other when speaking during: the adjournment then we have to amend our rules/ said Mr. A. P.' Rajah (Pros £orth) at yesterday's meeting oi the Singapore City Thil remark followed an adjournment speech by Mr. S Jaganathan
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    POLICE RUSH TO BANK ON FALSE ALARM
    152 5 SINGAPORE Police last nighi mshod to the Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China m B;in<-rv Road when tne banks burglar alarm rang at tlu« Central Police Station. A police radio car spc j U> the scene and tor nearly an hour, three
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    SOCIALISTS MEET
    26 5 THE inaugural meeting of the Socialist Party, convened by Mr. Francis Thomas, will be held m the Victoria Memorial Hall at 2 p.m. today.
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    SCALED WALL
    25 5 A THIEF scaled the back wait of a house m Lorong 17. Geylang. Singapore, on Thursday night and stole a typewriter and clothing.
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    Retreat From London
    884 6 'INHERE is no concealing the fact that the ill-timed visit of the Alliance delegation to London has been a failure. The gloomy reflections of Tungku Abdul Rahman m the heart of the empire leave little room for optimism on this score. Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan who was
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      'Ferguson Against Self Govt'
      304 6 'Ferguson Against Self Govt' Sir;— Mr. M. G. Ferguson m the bitterness of his spirit, stands sclt'-ron lessee as one of those who are against self-government for Asians. His letter m the Singapore Standard of April 22. is a first-class illustration of how facts can be misinterpreted to provide arguments
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      M.C.A. (NS) DENIAL
      133 6 Sir,— With reference to the article "MCA Divided O -er Aid to Nanyang University" appearing m your narjer last Tuesday, M.C.A. &S Branch has the following comment to make, e -The Malayan Chinese Association Headquartess should be enrolled as a member of the Nanyang University; the reason
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      Men Are Rice-Winners
      75 6 Men Are Rice -Winners Sir;— From Kuala Lumpur a correspondent who signed himself "A MALAYAN" disapproved of AMEASUN'S strong objection to our Malayan Government and commercial firms employing women and girls. I (who have also been using this pen-name), on the other hand, concur with this official magazine of the
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    Churchill
    570 6 LONDON. John Foster Dulles speaks often of the "intimacy" of Anglo-American relations, particularly m regard to the recent Dulles-Eden conversations which led to the announcement of forthcoming talks on a Pacific Pact. Aneurin Bevin has attacked this agreement as "a surrender to American pressure" and resigned from the parliamentary
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    183 6 Review of Views Will Be Impotent UTUSAN Melayu says that the slender majority of unofficial members ol th c new Federal Legislative Council a* provided for m the White Paper on Federal elections will render the Council as impotent as any nominated Council. H says that so ineffective would be
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    11 6 Mandin? room only? Thank I goo<lnes» for thatT 2
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    1060 6  -  ANDREW ROTH by able attention to the organi/.Jtijn structure of the suggested defence agreement" (N.Y. Times. January 13, Sir Winston had some small success at thi« first try because, on February 12, 1953, Reuters reported from Washington that the U.S. had agreed to join a
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    13 6 "Cheer up they say there's every hope that I the talks will fail
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    A BRIGADE FORCE FOR S.E.ASIA
    95 7 130 (AP) Allies an< foi a force m to hpoints ot pos- t s id i h a force I underwrite any I it on IndoI lich may emerge I reneva conference. I -till tentative I c that the force I organized within a ian
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    19 7 0 (Renter) has ciecid:nittee to of homound the prostitution m lasi i3i it pubires homo-
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    Tribesmen Rounded Up
    80 7 NAIROBI. April 30. (Reutei) More than 2.000 British troop.«=. supported by policeyesterday raided Nairobi's i:idustriii! area, rounding up nearly 2.0(i() Kikuyu, Embu und Meru tribesmen. About 1.000 of the Ir. men. suspected of Man Mail activities, were taken to a screening camp here for further interrogation an
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    Envoy Sought Nehru's Okay
    178 7 Indo-China Airlift NEW YORK, April 30 (AP)— George V. Allen, U.S. Ambassador to India, said yesterday he had personally sought permission from Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru for the recent flight of supplies for Indo-China over Indian territory and though Nehru refused "that doesn't mean to say
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    REDS LOCK UP 3 AMERICANS
    71 7 REDS LOCK UP 3 AMERICANS HONGKONG, April :*o (AP) ~Tne independently-c wn c d Chinese newspaper, ?Kung Sheung Daily News," said m an unconfirmed Canton dispatch today that three Americans, seized by the Reds more than a year ago, had been sentenced to terms ranging from three to five years.
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    Australians Leave
    43 7 THE Third Secretary at the Australian Embassy m Moscow, members of which have been ordered to leave as a result of the Mrs. Petrov affair m Australia, is seen packing belongings m the apartment which he and his family have vacated.
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    INDIA AGREES TO WITHDRAW HER FORCES FROM TIBET
    309 7 NEW DELHI, April 30, (UP)-Communist China asserted her sovereignty over Tibet yesterday with the announcement of an agreement by India to withdraw its military forces from the territory. Announcements irv the Indian and Chinese capitals disclosed that under the agreement Prime Minister
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    NO ACCORD IS REACHED
    280 7 ASIAN TALKS EXTENDED COLOMBO, April 30 (Reuter)The five Asian Prime Ministers who have been meeting here for the )**t three days decided (oilay to extend their conference for another day. spokesman Indi it the d* v was made because no omeni had y< t been reached
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    U.K. ARMY RESERVE IS PLANNED
    121 7 U.K. ARMY RESERVE IS PLANNED I.OXDOX. April 30 (AP) Defence Minister Earl Alexander said today he plans to torm a strategic army reserve va Britain "as soon as \v e can be. relieved of s ome of our world wide oommitr-.ents." At present Britain's armed rorces are spread so thin
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    DIFFICULT FOR COMMUNISM
    68 7 LONDON. April :<O. (AP).— Prime Minister Churchill yetterday brushed off request by one of his Conservative Party stalwarts for a government probe into Communism m Britain. "There can be few countries m the world where Communism has more difficulty m making headway than m this island, with
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    MARRIAGE BAN LIFTED
    96 7 I U3NDON. April :>,O <A!' The Kremlin yeiterdaj r mally lifted its 14-yeai ban on the marriage of So\ i« t citizens to foreigners Moscow radio, m a l.i. oast heard here. MUHMirxt-d that the Supreme Sm i« t (Parliament), hai IPPn I decrcv issued 'ast Nm.
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    SLOGAN THAT BACKFIRES
    46 7 NEW YORK. Aoril MO (AP) Asia for the Asiatics,* 1 says the New York Times today, is "'a slogan 1 hat backfires." The New York Herald Tribune tayi it .is backed only by Russia, "the greatest imperialism still remaining on the continent.* 1
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    UN SURVEY ON INFORMATION
    50 7 NEW YORK. Apnt 30. (Reuter). The I'nited Nations Economic and Social Council yesterday approved worldwide survey by the Secretary General on frc ?dom of information. The survey will be made m conjunction with United Nations specialised agencies and m consultation with professional associations and information enterprises.
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    GENEVA CONFERENCE ROUND-UP
    364 7 GENEVA. April 30 (AP) An informed source j said today Russia has demanded India be invited to take part m Indo-China peace talks' coming up here. Such a proposal is certain to throw another obstacle m ttie path of the IndoChina talks. The source said the Soviets
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    Prettiest Legs
    60 7 Photo. FRENCHMEN were surprised when the tie-wmners of the election of the prettiest lens of Paris turned out to he two lovely Brazilian girls Sonia Mennies r>7) and Maria I)e Menezes CM). Sonia who is studying art m Paris is a journalist. Maria is studying medione and is
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    Labour Party Is United On Far Eastern Issues
    165 7 LONDON, April 30 (Reuter).— British Socialists ended a week of Mattel on foreign issues last night with the Party united behind its official leaders on Far Eastern policy and Mr. Aneurin Sevan's Lett wing smarting under a major tactical defeat. In a
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    Bid To Restrict Ike's Powers Fail
    153 7 WASHINGTON, April 30 (AP)— The House yesterday overwhelmingly defeated a proposal to restrict the President's power to send American troops outside the United States. The limitation was proposed m an amendment to the US $*****.250.486 Defence Department Appropriation Bill for the fiscal year starting
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    R.I. EASES REGULATIONS TO ATTRACT TOURISTS
    246 8  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By Standard special uorresponaeni JAKARTA, April 30 Indonesia, with a change of policy, has launched a campaign to attract tourists to the country. Travel and visa restrictions have been eased and special instructions have gone out to immigration and customs officials
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    Bach From Switzerland
    66 9 phoUi. MR. KIIOO Ben? 1 enp, (above) a representative of Messrs. Moine Comte Co. Ltd. who returned to Singapore by plane after an extensive business tour of Switzerland said yesterday. 'Malayans are due for a new Imp m wrist Hatches His firm, the sole agents for Cyma
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    Situation Improved
    68 9 SULOH Rubber Estates Ltd. reported an improvement m regard to terrorism m arid around the Company's estates last year, as evidenrr^ by the larger output- ol 19&299 lbs. against 126.150 lbs. m 1952. The profit lor the year was $8,619 from which final dividend ol Li per cent,
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    UNILEVER DECLARES DIVIDENDS
    178 9 THE Board? of Unilever Ltd. and Unilever N.V. have recommended declare hai< of final dividends on ordinary capitals for 1953 at the rates forecast by the directors at the time of the announcement of the in- 1 terim dividends m November list year. In the case of,Unilevef
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    JUTE IMPORTS
    27 9 INDIA imported from Pakistan 529,200,000 poundi ol rawjute during the 11 months ended Feb. 28. Indian }utf mi!!s consumed during tht BSfIM period l^37,600»000 pounds.
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    £4 Mil. Trade With Reds
    108 9 l :RLIN. April .so. (Reuter) H businessmen have lig d contracts worth four million sterling afur tive days negotiations In East Ber r. with th« Communist C National Imoor 4 and El I Corporation. (C.N.I. E.C it was announced at a press conference here last
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    RUBBER TRADE HIT BICYCLE IMPORTS
    247 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —^The rubber slump hos caused a drop fci Malaya's purchase of bicycles from Britain. In 1952 she was trie leading buyer but losf year she dropped to fourth place. lhe United States, whose demand for British bicycles has increased, succeeded Malaya as
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    Ike Told Of Bid To Buy Tin Smelter
    161 9 WASHINGTON. April M, (AP) President Eisenhowef said yesterday ho h*i been to'(a group of Bolivians wti trying to buy the government owned tin smelter at Tex;x City Texas, which the Admlntstftr tion plans to shut << w,, Vy i June 30. The
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      Rubber Mart Closes Steady
      183 9 Rubber Mart Closes Steady RIBBKR prices m ffce Singapore market yesterday closed very steady at 63^ rents per Ib. for ftr>t grade rubber for May shipment (62* cents on Thursday). Prices m the past week had fluituatrd continuously on the political news. I.i-wi> tad PtS)l ll; r lily report stated
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    NOON PRICE
    54 9 THE Sini ore ChaoMM f ComiTH irr 1: ibber v I No. 1 T\ vS looso t N«. 1 HSS fob M.«v No 1 RSS fc i. Jun 4 I RSS 1 Mai >| .v s nss i >> m.,v HMA on regt d Mjv 1 June July
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    119 9 THEHE i provement In n.c Malayan i g and industr I however, iho < I no 1 ttra > interest hut BM passed. IXW -*IF!I\I llii\rr tiers Vt d I 3 Gamn m < .1. Disp o Jnckx W in Malayan C» m< l > Simr ihv 200 Su.ntv
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    166 9 THE pi v 1•' V m fi<\>: a. dv m il and easier >'' -pp s Cnpr.i Of) ,1 fniu't m the ai *r i < Coconut oi Peni Indicated SM p l ■elh Pepper ij 1 a« r i |S pvr p i! Munlok vhiti v inp quoU
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    33 9 INT 'L AIR CENTRE THE 16.7 )*T C«o1 m transit pasaengK iraflTw ie» ttttis the itiii'i.i let Bell it m .wi inttM' bI a>»- centre the US. I L'otntnti<«» v^ffkly repciitcd yeileiday. AF.
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      299 9 •J «i ef By Af Capp PTvOop By VT. Hamlin be Heart Qg Juliet Jones B/ s/on Drofce CT^W RO*N ANTIC NOVELS ANO xV) JUST BECAUSE BRINGING^^^^I "^^^"^SNE'S V^AD-'^^ I TOLP >OU IT j \\OviEs IT WORKS OAND>; l^gV RXWER6 TO YOUR VwifE J vrfu'RE S 7Y^~^ REAL *UP.' yy
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    202 10 BEING that's literally f^^r^Jff^U^mJTJ^ l^^^^ om^TV .^"on Vorld St».iiiini roc the mammoth ol 4^ y fl >n s Vnl m i gala rev ie that provlil^ aodlrm-rt with «v«Tning fri.iii l«u!;h, i«> l»rt-.ilht -jJ'J'K f^ij. irllsl" In m lion on their silver
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    90 10 <Kh.H I i: M iking rail from R.iUl<*s M-»f -I t-1.-;»ti-tiif 1... i. i1l to i l'\ tiffin* prior to planing fiiu«»<.ii •> to Maatla I* United Picm* I<m 1 1 iii.iii.iger M'ec Kirn w lio Mill >>«• <-o\ering Asian Ganei m Philippines
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    PASSION MUSIC
    777 10 Music Notes By 'Anacrusis' ]N THIS, the first of two at He Its, "Anacrusi*" attempts show readers something of ttir origins of Passion Music, culminating with the work of J S. Barh whose choral m Aite rpiece and. indeed, the greatest work of its kind ever written "The
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    335 10  -  JOHN HALKIN TWf J 1 1 ast Mnd iv evening S f j»»e C'!u!) tu'lrl < tMtiag audition t«»r thoit MXI production. Thr Town tli»l Would ||j\e Pac«*anl l>v L dv c; ii dc iV'.ic.".. j:> mtfior m better known la England for (■•]> radio plajn than f>r
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    77 10 iris* lion 1 \eal a tudo ph mmoth mu-:iT- >i lo 1 seldom -tn any eh < outlook n•• wig aflft. thi \mi. Academy A [>ramatlc I Witnifii m P<iliti«H. tunatcljr, liowcvw i( m»- < si ifi »*i nece&s iry to >•• ioi 1 text of
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    1127 11 Pates Fails To G^t Boys Out Of Their Beds From JEFFERY JAMES MANILA, Fri.— While hundreds of Asian Games villagers stood two deep around the soccer grround waiting, Colony footballers, who had just arrived here, slept at the posh Waldorf Hotel. News had got round that
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    113 11 THOUGH playing with tenmen, the Malay Settlement Union found no difficulty to oust Government Printi:i!? offii-e 4—o m their SAF Division 3B league match i n the MFA ground yesterday With this victory the Malaya share third position with Kirra Rangers For the Printers it was their
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    WILLIE CHAN WINS TITLE
    133 11 YOUTHFUL Willie Chan became the YMCA Junior Single? champi >:\ when he beat Chin Kwong Tong t>-4. ti-2 yesterday at Bras Basah Road. Other results were: OPEN DOUBLES: F.Y. Khoo I On° Chew Bee beat Tan Hoon Sians Tan Gim Seek 6-0. 8-2; i H. Kainis
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    DunlopsBeat Rotterdam
    123 11 AFTER a 7-0 trouncing by the X.P.M. only a couple ot days' ago. the Rotterdam Trading Company Sports Club— stil! without a pomt suffered their seventh defeat when they met the Dunloy Sports Club m the Div. 11l of the SBHFA league at the S.T.C* ground yesterday. The
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    Match Postponed
    26 11 THE S.B.H.F.A. Division I league match between Fraser and Neave and Malaya Publishing House at River Valley Road for yesterday, baj been postponed. j
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    Carruthers To Fight In S'pore
    135 11 AUSTRALIAN world bantamweight champion. Jimmy Carruthers, may fight m Singapore on June 1 if everything goes well with n s tltle bout against Thai challenger, (hamroen SongKitrat. m Bangkok tomorrow night. This was disclosed by his manager. Or. J.j.j. MeGlrr wh o passed through Singapore
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    B.Timah's4th Straight Win
    75 11 BI'KIT TIMAH Sports Club without two ol their key men m 'he attack gained their "fourth successive victory when they be:i» Social Athletic Party 5-0 Singapore AFA division :\A game Geylang Stadium yesterday B';;;* T:mah opened the score early m the half and took 2-0 lead In
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    SELETAR LEAD DIV. 3 LEAGUE
    61 11 SELETAR LEAD DIV. 3 LEAGUE SEjLETAR Football Club took ''■c id m Division 3A of the Le.i:u-- when they beat the Kebenaran Club ai th« Clerical Union ground yesterday by tl ree goals to two. Seletar's scorers were Yap Lene (2- and Duud Basir After eetting a gift goal Kebenaran
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    Kota Raja's 4-2 Win Deserving
    371 11 AN OUNCE of finish is north a ton of finesse and the validity of this statement was borne out m yesterday's SAFA Division 1 league game at Jalan Besar stadium, where Kota Raja's punch and precision m front of goal, earned them a de ervinjr
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    45 11 SOCCER:— Malaya Cup Comb. Scrvicts r, Ntgri, Jalan Besar; Smqupore Engineering R*'gt. r. Rodin Ifoj, Rly; SAFA a A KML r. SCSA, Jalan Besar, 4 p.m. 3C Blue Rovers r. Town Ranqerz. Farrer Pork. CtttCKET: CSC v. RAF Chettoi, Changi; Police Non-Bender, Depot.
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    A Snake Holds Up Lge. Soccer
    63 11 A Snake Holds Up Lge. Soccer SITIAUAN. Fri. Sorter is so popular m this district that even snakrv play it. A league match between the Koo Too and Home (iiiards. which llic former won 7 l was interrupted by a snakr A police corporal "arrested" the intruder and threw it
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    Farrer Jrs. Win
    18 11 FARRKK Junion bwf ScranK<»un Malays 3-0 In \tt<r<l;iv» Div. :tC le;«i»ue soccer a\ FaiTCf P.irk
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    P. Vale Set A Record
    275 12 I jNDON, April 29 (Reuter) Part Vjilr, Leugue Three Not 'hern champions by 11 c points, set the seal on jtheii rt" ;.rkab'e season totiU'i'- ty drawing with DarI <a they retained an unb•« n home ecord alone tht 02 Lcji^ue Clubs and h p
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    Bank'sNo Weakens NS Team
    281 12 EAIS Fri. The S Stai c soc( er I i :..<. >ti I i p match of the lea- S rday v. hen they v the Combined SerI Neg] tarn for the v\ v. Sivadas; 6. 1 n», Jolin V If rtervyn Bu.idev S ..raj: Mok
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    No Army Aid For Malacca
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    Magnificence Can Bea Present Lot
    788 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By KI'ALA LUMPUR, Fn.— The problem race on the opening day of the Selangor Turf Club's May meeting; today is the mile event for class 2 division 1 horses (Race 6). It should develop into a keen tussle between Super Picture, Magnificence, Sieeltrap,
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    AMBASSADOR HOBBS BEST
    515 12 RACE 7 is most open but I expect Ambassador. Pink Treasure. Mainbrace, What Happened Mi Ilaydee to battle out the issue. My choice is Ambassador who t»ave a very impressive showing m bis first mile trip at the Bukit Timah March meet. lie was half a length
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    Race 5 Will Be Martin's
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    M.Picture A Good Thing
    290 12 RACE 4: Motion Picture should provide the be.st bet of the day. This Channel Swell gelding ran an impressive .solo on Thursday when returning ah sec. dead on a solt track. He is m .striking form now. Motion Picture ha> won over I this distance here
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