Singapore Standard, 10 May 1954

Microfilm: NL2604
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    Masthead
    22 1 SINGAPORE M I IN MINI sdfsdfsdf I AH I Vol. IV. No. 31*. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1951. TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    U.M.N.O. RECALLS RAHMAN FROMUK
    46 1 U.M.N.O. RECALLS RAHMAN FROMUK u ii Rahman, ihe United ,1 Organ j de recalled mission to a of the nts here, i Command t »day. i P r I illei a I O i:i the I State foi I I W <-M tO W H the
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    No Sleep For 30 Years
    56 1 IX, May 9 (AFP)— Mari« Solio. 84. is believed ..rids record for waketulness, as he has to set to sleep for Si years. uhn enjoys excellent health, never slept l Sleeping tablets have no effect on him uet through the night, he has a bout
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    Go Slow On A-Energy, Warns TUC
    87 1 Go Slow On A-Energy, Warns TUC LONDON] May 9 (Renter)— Britain's Trades Union Conjresa i 'presenting B.oon nno workers has issued a warning igainst "UlO rapid application" of V.unic energy in industry. A Tf r C progress report welcomed th« "dramatic** promise A itomic generated power. but a Ided "Nobody
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    CHIANG PREPARES
    29 1 THE Nationalist Chinese Government was reported yesterday to be tightening measures against a possible Chinese Communist plan to invade Formosa following the fall of Dien Bien Phu.
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    Red Flotilla Chases Japs
    59 1 Red F lotilla Chases Japs TOf^O. May 9 (AFPV— A flotilla of three large Rui I warships pursued a Japane.-e boat on Saturday oiT the northern tip of Hokkaido, it was reported today. Crew memberj of the boal said the flotilla consisted of a *****-ton aircraft carrier- a i destroyer
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    LONG TREK TO CAPTIVITY
    428 1 8,000 Prisoners Taken In Fortress HANOI, May 9 (Reuter) Long columns of French prisoners taken in the fall of Dien Bien Phu have begun a long, gruelling march over rugged terrain to reach Vietminh prison camps, military observers said today. French spotter planes yesterday saw prisoners
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    Day Of Joy Overshadowed By Defeat In I-C
    171 1 Day Of Joy Overshadowed By Defeat In I-C SAIGON, Ma v S (AP) On this oppressively hot Sundajr, thousands of IndoChiaa*i devout went to mass to >iv prayers for the dead of Dim Bien Phu. Normally this should have Wen a day of rejoiiin? for The double anniversaries of the
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    TABLES NOW TURNED FOR THEM
    53 1 photo. A WOUNDED Vietminh piisoner is carried by one of his comrades, as they are led to be cured and questioned. This picture is one of the last taken at Dicn Bien Phu before its fall last week. Now the French defenders of the fortress
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    ANXIETY LURKS BEHIND GAIETY
    210 1 r/ie Queen: GIBRALTAR, May 9 (Reuter)— Shop and house fronts in the narrow streets of this fortress rock were hidden by flags and buntings today, as the people prepared to greet the Royal family on the last stage of their Commonwealth tour. The Queen, *.;<• Di.ki
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    Man Hurt In Shop Shooting
    117 1 Man Hurt In Shop Shooting PEN'ANG. Sun A firewood labourer, Teoh Seng Teik, :*u. was wounded by Two gunmen in the thigh jr a cotfee In West Jelutong at 8 a.:n. today Teoh aas a'one drinking coffee and reading Chinese newspaper, when three shots rang out. They were-Ared by two
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    Planter Routs Bandits Who Ambushed Him
    343 1 Planter Routs Bandits Who Ambushed Him KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Sun. North Johore dominated the "emergency newsfront" asain this week-end, with i terrorist ambush, attacks on vehicles and pasting of Ked leaflets on roadside posU. fen terrorists suspected to 1 1 >[ the s "3rd. In- Plai sterday i stati road in
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    ADVICE TO IKE FROM HARRY
    62 1 NEW YORK. May 9 (AP)— Former President Harry Truman called on President Eisenhower last night to assert himself as "master in his own house" and stem the "growth of hysteria" about Communism. fheii perhaps our I television sets ran return to normal." Mr. Truman said
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    SOVIET MARSHAL PRAISES VALOUR OF WEST
    214 1 SOVIET MARSHAL PRAISES VALOUR OF WEST LONDON. May 9 (UP) Russian Marshal Grigory Zhukov today lauded British and United States valour during World War II and said the Soviet Union would never forget their heroism. Zhukov wrote an article UK the Communist Party news paper Pravda on V-E Day anniversary
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    Adm. Lambe Opposes S-EA Alliance
    112 1 Adm. Lambe Opposes S-EA Alliance HONOLULU. May 9. (AP) Admiral Sir Charles E. Lambe, C-ln-C, British Far East Station. told a press conference here yesterday he does not believe that a forma', political pact among free nations could improve upon the existing military relationships in South-east Asia. He said the
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    DINNER FOR THE REBELS
    35 1 GENEVA. May 9 (UP).— Chou En-lai's R«d Chinese delegation gave a dinner last night "in honour" of the" Communist Vietminh delegation apparently to celebrate the Reft victory at Dieu Bieu Phu.
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    Rebel Ho Says: It's PEACE We Seek
    131 1 Rebel Ho Says: It's PEACE We Seek JAKARTA. lf«v (1::>I Vietminh Leader li» Chi Minh said today that he "sincvioly" h >- e<j the Geneva COfll ence could bi in ieac« to fado-China, but .1 the Unit i Statei of "acuwh intervening" in tl>*' mir u in order to tui
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    But Threat To Hanoi Remains • • •
    104 1 But Threat To Hanoi Remains HANOI May <IP> Kreiu h military leaders wei warned that the victoiion* Communist armies may now ulit'd on Hanoi in an all out onslaught to drive the Kiemli out of Northern likloMiihi hayh souru's said lodav. The Mtminh troop* tnty also rO south from f.illi-n
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    S.H.B READY TO HANDLE SHIPS IN EMERGENCY
    413 2 Growth Of Reserve Unit Ensures Order: THE Singopore Horbour Board is ready to ensure the uninterrupted handling of cargo incase of on emergency or outbreak of wor. This has been made possible t>\ me steady growth of the S.H.B. Reserve which was formed
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    3 Soldiers Stole Cucumbers
    144 2 3 Soldiers Stole Cucumbers JOHOKK BAHKI Sun Three members of a Juagle lomp.inv. Pip. Majid (pi. Wah.iid and Ptr Bahari. wire finrd a latal s4 SJ2S in thf Poli(r Catfti ht-re today for stealing rut um hers and using (iimin.il forte on a t.i\i driver. The three laMien were returning
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    Registration In Johore A Success
    144 2 a uX a sbeen a <«»'Plete success. .-irtimiem issued by the flertioni Office said thai id 1 persons, out of a poieima; e.fi-torate of 200 000 nave registered. Thia constitutes more than [5 per cent of the total eligible electorate MiTil* miinber of voten in
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    Ultimatum For Eleven Buyers
    379 2 shenton Way Re-entry Standard Start" Reporter KLFVEN «f the twelve buvers of fifteen lots of land in Shenton Way and Robinson Road have been gives a 21-day ultimatum by the Singapore Govern ment. Th< Government has asked I lese buyers to ihow cause, within 2\ days,
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    99 STUDENTS ARE AFFECTED
    35 2 NINETY-NINE University of Malaya of whom near'y half are Arst-year medical students, are aiTectei by the call-up for National service, it was announced in the latest publication of the Malayan Undergrad.
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    S. W. U. Makes Strike Threat
    240 2 S. W. U. Makes Strike Threat Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Workers' Union yesterday threatened to call a general strike by its 10.000 members employed in about 50 Colony industl S. At a special meeting <»f all hr;;i;< h committee mem;h rs, it decide (i to start a strike fund
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    CIVIL DEFENCE 'GETTOGETHER'
    68 2 BITTERWORTH. Sun. Members of *h^ local division of the Civil Defence ha I their (>tt Together" since *iu'ir headquarters was o;>- some time ago. Colonel D. Ferguson, A> stani Com nissioner for c< il Defence. Northern Divfc m congratu ated meml era their keenness in the work.
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    BARGAIN BUY!
    42 2 You can. advertise yojr needs for a s little as ten cents a word in the classified columns of the Standard. Advertisements accepted at 128. Robinson Road or at the branches of the Standard in Kuala Lumpur. Penang and Ipoh.
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    Call For Malay As Lingua Franca
    165 2 Call For Malay As Lingua Franca PENANG, Sun. The Federation Malay Trarher.s' Union I n d ;i y unanimously agreed that their representatives should approach every Sultan in the Federation to ask that Malay should be recognised as an official language in the Federation. Inche Noor hin Ahmad, a vice
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    Boy Swept By Wave Is Rescued
    66 2 Boy Swept By Wave Is Rescued PEN AN G, S i boy sitting rock off. Tj jong Butigah was su«t' •he >oi by i tanti od a >■ Fortunate jr, Ih t» T> Kong iui mi ra.ignt b tWQ r«». the iea a". 1 ihi| i :>..! friei I, Ch
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    Food Control Men Freed
    36 2 JOHORK BAMRI'. Sun.— Throe F C S Haji Aril Bi:: .::■.< bcS to n -.<. Supr on i Narge of j I IW tr w Mr. ralog D i DPr. I no r lence.
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    GUARDS TAKE OVER VILLAGE
    116 2 KUALA KANGSAR. Sun. Horn i t« 11 yefti !c.\ ■■-■< m e Sauk village i id village in Ki: Kaugsar to enter Si i^e Three ol iti i < < ment. Assist int District OftVi r. Mr. W. D over the the act i airman. M
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    Tara Singh Mann Dies Ir. Kangsar
    25 2 KUALA KA: Mr. Ml ght A Tapah Malayan n< elfan of K w.^ nembi K Kani Conrunitte< His i
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    Catholics At Annual Ceremony
    43 3 tALA I, Sun —Hundreds f Cath itten led the an- P >rtguese i| this morning to ite finding of a sacred i S s. Many preseni .it the mass ing outside Malacca wh > isij the Sel l each <r.
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    PROGS' MOVE IN EAST WARD
    83 3 THE i Progressive 1 ir v is it.- residents of the Fist W-: to attend a :1 >n S•■•ly to form a P irty Di »tr C unmittee in W ii the n ■ient- that sh there be real success party government on le isis
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    TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT
    84 3 MvORE tiw. 300 potential passengers India yes- kei iiv •in i le i" the office of i the Eastern Shipping Company Mia i > Street, to obtain i to travel on the Jala- j 4v) i sai ing from Singapore, :•■> M i ii i> >-i
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    LAW FACULTY A 'MUST'
    234 3 Doctor's Motion Adopted Standard Staff Reporter A SUGGESTION by Dr. 1 B. K. Sreenivasam, that as Malaya is preparing for self-government, the Importance of having trained legislators could not be over emphasized, was adopted at the fourth statutory meeting of the Guild of Graduates of the
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    Here To Lecture
    82 3 photo. T fl E VENER \BLE Bhikkhu I. Titthila of Burma, lecturer of Buddhist Philosophy at the University of Rangoon, arrived in Singapore by Qantas BOAC Constellation from Sydney yesterday, after spending a month holding lectures and study classes in New South Wales. Victoria and Queensland He
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    THIEVES TAKE WATCH, PENS
    38 3 PENANG, Sun. Thieves broke into the house of .Mr. Khaw Chin Tit, a Govern- 1 ment clerk, in Chow Thye Road, early this morning, and; stole a watch, three fountain pens and a shirt.
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    100 FOR JOHORE
    34 3 ONE HUNDRED <jf the 500 j 1 youths who are expected to attend the World Assembly of Youth in Singapore in August are expected to spend a day in Johore Bahru.
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    Lofthouse Tops As Lecturer in Music
    265 3 Lofthouse Tops As Lecturer in Music DR. CHARLES Thornton Lofthouse, eminent Bach scholar and interpreter, gave an illustrated lecture on the St. Matthew Passion in the St. Andrew's Cathedral Memorial Hall last night. Speaking for !>.) minutes to a most keen mid attentive audience, Dr. Lofthouse interspersed n ;> remarks
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    Aw Willing To Help Nuns Get New School Building
    134 3 MR. AW BOON HAW has told the Catholic sisters of Our Lady's School in Honi;--koßg that he Ail) donate SJO.OOO to their new school buildiag provided the Goteminent exesapfts the donation from ta\ is it would be used for a charitable
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    Bringing Murder To The Homes
    218 3 Kl ALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Kadio Malaya's Kuala Lumpur station sought public reaction today to its latest idea to brin^ •murder" to the homes of listeners in what it described as "a new type of entertainment." Ihe "mur ler programme" be a 30 minute weekly feat
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    CHRISTIANS LAUNCH HOME WEEK
    217 3 CHRISTIANS LAUNCH HOME WEEK CHRISTIANS 1 u Hom« Week' sponsored by the Malayan Christian Council began in Singapore yester iiy With special service ki the various churches, th emphasis being on strengthening family life. This is the first time that ''Home Week" if being 1.--served in the Pederati Ml and
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    Work On Electoral Roll Has Begun
    199 3 AX initial electoral roll will be compiled by usin< the present system of identity cards. Government announced yesterday. A government statement pointed out that t ho Rendel j Constitutional CommiMi >'i h j already rerom mended that an electoral roll he prepared >v automatic
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    Promotions In Hospital Cause Much Resentment
    265 3 RECENT promotions in the Johore Bahru Medical Department have led to a great deal of dissatisfaction amon? the hospital assistants, Mr. S. Thavarajah, Malayan Trade Union Council representative in the Johore State Council, told The Standard yesterday. He Mi that iu> i! i i
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    7 ACCIDENTS IN AN HOUR
    79 3 there were tevn traffic lenti within an hour \u Singap to yesterday morning A three-year-ol ';> >y. Lam Chow B)on, wrai involved in an accfdetit a< Je i 'ih Street and died m the way to ii wpital. A ir overturned in Orrhard RiM after
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    Consul Returns From Japan
    55 3 T\IF. Japa )ni u 1 General In Sins »poi Mi Ken Niriomyj returned to the Colony yesterday after threeweek visi 1 t.i .f i;i ir. -m routii i •onsultiti >n with (\*r nnment H i \v i ■cromp inle l bv hi i wil ind two
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    An Indian Picture Dance
    70 3 THE "Pietur«« Dance", on t > of the main attraction* i n "Shakuntala", a dance-drama to be staged •>>' the I imniis Indian dancer, Mr K. P. Bhaskar. and his students at Sin Mpoir's Victoria Theatre tomorrow and Wrdnesdav. The theme of IW show is i
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  • Youth A PAGE FOR THE YOUNG
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      BE THE MAN WHO WINS!
      870 4  - BE THE MAN WHO WINS! NGIAM TONG-FATT »fghgfhgfhfghy I I. of Us wish to Miid'cd in life, and we all ad mil that there is no royal inad to siincvs Bat there *rt certain rules which we miiM follow if we want to he successful and respected individuals in our
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      43 4 UK «av born just a few hours Btferc this picture was t;ik»n t >*eek a handsome baby Jons lers. soft, velvety 2«" *»d a shiny Rolden coat with the foal are sisters Jane and Carol (hipper-IM-Id. who have "adopted" him a> their pet.
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      THAT BIRTHDAY SMILE
      45 4 ONE year r.WI! Thai's lndravathi \nrl i uorld know Ih. fact at K^h^^part^beJ^ \Z l^i S '^P<»re. W.th her are hr r hrft < v'tVrv \asanthakuman (4). Sarxswathi (C) n t s slerv The .Ml a« Ih, *UrtSS r yW. S Ullii*^^: pillai.
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      Do You Know Who He Is?
      123 4 DESTINED tc become ift ■■•»***<■■ m >■ ilptor, he was born f.- rh Prance in i?4 r st ?J> R ui <■« i E. ryr. he acquainted him* II with all tnt branches of bis ;.rt pottery making and architectun as wt:. ,-.c sculpture.
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      SWIM THE SAFE WAY AND STAY ALIVE
      643 4  -  Raymond Saunders Says r PHfcSE accidents need not have happrned. Greatest causes of drawing accidents, according to statistics, are (1) that people who could not swim went beyond their depth and (2) those who could swim did not respect the water and lake
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      BABY, IT'S WARM INSIDE!
      25 4 BABY, IT'S WARM INSIDE KVFKY ni?h( nh.n in> B .aM. i hair, takes out his slipprrs. And evrr> ni^h; I, cl.Msn't mind bit Bt nyi
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      IT HAPPENED ...
      5 4  - IT HAPPENED C.B.Norton B^B m
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      It's A Lonely Life For This Super-Boy
      247 4 IT*s 1 1 year-old, < <:♦ d Malcolni IVaylor m (i cbua forty cHildrt n. H"».;:. the c rh« rj bi > rlatj al Andorer'j Portuxiy T/irh rhcir twice-tim* u:ble. or "The cat sat tn tht n.at." Mnli-til studiei bookj on logic, or
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      The Glorious Dead
      70 4 I,\)R country*! take I i now are In th< fteldi th«y have An c l nOW the t happy iky Rememberi !h» -p v. boldly To brin? back on < < will, pet That humai bl< shed all might coa^e. TN eulocy of volet and i Let's
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      To Teach Koreans
      70 4 AN' tcriculturc icboo] th.it wi teach modern f. ing methodj to more th.in 1.500 Korean farmen ha* been opr-ied in Seoul by the Korean Civil Asi mand (KCAC). The school will enroll 2 r >o students at a time in mx conserutivt- Bine day COUliCfc "The objective
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    Share Business During Week
    273 5 Industrials: A indral Brick 7J' Pref 12.00 Chinese Bankers Trust $5.00. Eastern United $36.75. federal Dispensary $3.05. Fra.ser Neave Ords $2.00 and $24)1 4 Gammons 52.974 and $3.00, Hammers J $3.07$ and $:UO. Hongkong I Bank Col. $175.00, Hongkong Bank London Wm Jacks $2.80, Malayan Brewertei
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    INDUSTRIALS SHOW A RALLYING INCLINATION
    269 5 INDUSTRIALS SHOW A RALLYING INCLINATION THE fall in rubber of 3 cents a lh. and in the metal price of $5.00 a picul. together with the current political uncertainty led to dull markets and a decreased turnover. Although Tin Shares fell back and Rubbers were inclined to ease. Industrials showed
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    COMPANIES ISSUE REPORTS
    436 5 Buk i t Kep o n Kubbrr Kslatrs. Limited: With it* rubber still immature made a net prod! of $3r>7."* (4'r > for 195.1 from Interest and di\ icifM'i^ on investments. At balan'i»i» date net liquid assets equalled S6.VJB3 or 45.2 ct« per >iu»re. 1»> acres were
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    Recruit Made Grade
    795 6 |)IKN BIEN PHU has fallen after 57 days of bitter and sustained fighting. It", as it is claimed, Dien Bien Phu has a psychological rather than a military value, then the Vietminh have won a psychological victory at great cost in terms of human lives. The Fiench.
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    GERMAN DIPLOMAT WAS STALIN'S MASTER SPY
    1119 6  -  GILBERT REES By |"EW spies have helped to make history: but" such was the feat of stern-faced Dr. Richard Sorge, outwardly a devoted Nazi, inwardly a fanatical Communist, whose coups in Japan may have saved Russia from defeat. Sorge was born in southern Russia
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    Philippines Cool Towards
    279 6 I PRESERVED a eptai i bj the Philippines ol Mr. P pro a Pa iflc Treat3 Organisa i< i now s< ems doubtfu hout the acquies ence of so friendly and unsuspici< a Power as the Phi ippines PATO has little i hance of achieving anything iew
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    Pacific Pact
    249 6  -  Patrick O' Donovan A: it, the Phi ip- ha^ irec battj n Ki whi.ii <^^ •in- ounl ry lomc ve\ ti I Mi 1 io;i !<> lara a year. Any rurttu nitment whether in Indo-China or other of danger, would n reive little suppoii even if it seemed
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    165 7 CAIRO, May 9, (IP).— British troops in the Sutz (anal zone were warned yesterday "You'll die sooner or later' as the newspaper of Egypt's Revolutionary Council hinted Suez could become another Dien Bien Phu. A British military spokesman said "intimidating" leafets were" distributed around the
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    82 7 To Welcome The Queen tram 1 1 1\<; n 000 .mi.. t» air from Toim.i In help welcome home (fuern Kli/.i Ix-lh I'.ilu Y.m.i u Timou. .'JO. and Vckiii^i I .ik.tu.i. M. cousins of Quitii Baltic of Tonga. have arrived in London. They will Mike a niimhrr of visits to
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    Would-Be Jumper Is Saved
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    158 7 NEW DEI HI May .ft ter). India lias told Britain >lu» is willing to associate herself witn a n Indo-China i etnent, sources dose \<> the Indian i'• ment said here y» st^i day They In< ian Pi ime 1 1 i-ti
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    61 8 ANKARA. Turkey. May 9 (AP)— President Cela! Bayar .signed a decree yesterdnv. listing regions of Turki open to activities .of foreign oil companies. Areas adjacent to Turkey'> eastern frontier with the Soviet are forbidden ground. but foreign firm s will be permtted to operate in Southeastern
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    R.A.F. Seletar Sweep F.E: Command Shoot
    369 10 THE Far East Air Force Command Small Arms Association Meeting at Nee Soon Range which started on May 3, ended on Saturday last. Over 100 competitor* from every station in the Command and from Lnits i oi the other services attended. R.A.F. Seletar were
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    1460 10  - Changi Airmen Give Proof Of Right To Be U.S. League Leaders RAF Chanel gave formidable proof that they have every right to be the League leaders ot Division One of the United Services League when they beat their nearest rivals Flyinf Boat Wing by three goals to nil at beletar
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    54 10 MOSCOW. May 9, (AFP)— Eighteen year old Russian .student, Irina Turnova, came within 0.2 of a second beating the women's KIM metres world record when she clocked ll.fl sees at the Dynamo Stadium here yesterday. She broke the Soviet ruifi.HKil record previously held by Nadeja Dvalishvili
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    45 12 LONDON, May 8: (Reuter)— The British Amateur Wrestling Asso iation will not be represented In the world championships in Tokyo from May Mr. George MacKenzie, the asso nation so. rotary, ssi i day that the only reason on the grounds of expense
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