Singapore Standard, 13 May 1954

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    15 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. IV. No. 313. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1954. TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    VIETMAINH PLAN NOT ACCEPTED
    15 1 VIETMAINH PLAN NOT ACCEPTED II the tabled pones 01 <- I y to tition of y
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    TWO DEAD IN SHOOTING
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    Go on, she won't bite!
    52 1 MAKING FRIENDS is scmetimes a delicate proposition, and needs a little gentle urging. Three-and-a-half year old Christiane doesn't seem to be very warm to this brace of Siamese kittens, and the kits are gomg through all their antics to win her fnend- I sh.p UP.
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    1-C Not To Be Written Off: Ike
    108 1 W ASHINGTON, May 12 (Reuter)- President Eisenhower said today that the free world ou«ht not to write oil Indo-China. P I a1 v itioo n a y the S lr. .John Foster Di ea yestei thai of So t Asia. iv were no
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    Portuguese Tribute To The Queen
    106 1 ABOARD THE CRUISER SGOW, May 12: (Reutei i rtiree Portuguese warshipi tl royal yacht Britannia 60 miles west north-west of v a s she sailed B through a thin drizzle U. Q een Elizabeth and the nburgh with Prince ■r\ Princess Anne hed from the
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    2 WASHIPS TO GO TO l-C
    68 1 PARIS. May 12 (UP)— Two French cruisers and an undisclosed number of crewmen lor American-supplied warplanes have been alerted for departure for Communist-threatened Indo-China it was announced tonight. An official spokesman said the cruisers Gloire and Montcalm, re a. led from Mediterranean manoeuvres, arrived
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    2 HELD FOR ABUSING RHEE
    42 1 SEOUL. May 12 (AP).— Two candidates for South Korea's 1 National Assembly are under i arrest on charges of using l abusive language m criticising President Syngman Rhee*s government, National Police Chief Kirn Chang Hung announced today.
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    CHURCHILL CALL CABINET
    52 1 LONDON. May 12 (Reuter> Sir Winston Churchill called a Cabinet meeting m London today to discuss the latest reports front the Geneva Far Eastern Conference. Mr. Selwyn Lloyd. Minister of State at the Foreign Officerepresented Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, who is heading the British delegation
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    LEGAIL ADVISER TO SULTANS
    40 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Dato Sir Roland Braddell. the J well-known Malayan lawyer, has been appointed private legal adviser to the Rulers jf the Malay States, it was innounced today by the Keeper of the Rulers'" Seal.
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    RED RIVER DELTA IS IN DANGER
    164 1 HANOI, Indo-China, May 12 France put lndoChina's vital Red River Delta on top of the danger list today. A top French commander warned that his forces may need foreign help if the Communist-led Vietminh unleash all their power against the defence perimeter. Gen. Pierre
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    STUDENTS' MARCH FLOPS
    835 1 STUDENTS' MARCH FLOPS instead 8 Go In Police Van Standard Staff Reporters AFTER a whole day of indecision, the proposed procession to Government House by 300 Singapore Chinese High School students, to petition for total exemption from National Service, dwindled to eight senior pupils who sheepishly scurried into the Colonial
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    B.O.A.C. MAKES £7 MIL PROFIT
    195 1 B.O.A.C. MAKES £7 MIL PROFIT ;AN FRANCISCO, May 12, (UP) Sir Miles Thomas, head of British Overseas Airways, said yesterday the corporation made the greatest profit m its history during the past fiscal year, despite the grounding of its spectacolor De Haviland Comet jet airliners. m a message to the
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    Another School To Try It Today
    267 1 Police Guard School FIVE-HUNDRED students of the Chung: Cheng High School m Goodman Road. Singapore, plan to march to Government House today and wait outside until the Officer Administering the Government, .Mr. W.A.C. Goode, meets their delegation of eight on the question of total
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    ALLIANCE MEN DUE MAY 23
    70 1 TUNGKU Abdul Rahman. President of the United Malays National Organisation, and Mr. T.H. Tan. Executive Secretary of the Malayan Chinese Association, now m Britain on a protect mission, will fly back on Sunday. May 23, The Standard understands. They are expected to meet the Secretary
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    COHEN HEADS CRASH PROBE
    62 1 LONDON, May 12 (AP) The British Government today named a top-ranking judge to head a public inquiry into tl c i loss of two Comet jet airliners [m the Mediterranean ear ier 1 this year. Lord Simons, the Lord Chan- > eellor. has appointed I^rd Cohen,
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    450 MISSING
    29 1 SAPPORO. Japan, May 12 (AFP)— About 450 fishermen aboard 75 fishing smacks are reported still missing m the wake of the Hokkaido tornade. latest reports said today.
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    Fireman
    47 1 HONGKONG. May 12 (UP) Fire raged through a ramshackle tenement building early today and five panicky residents were injured trying to escape. One fireman was killed and another hurt while searching through the debris for victims. The fire started on the ground floor oX the war-damaged
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    Killed In HK Blaze
    110 1 tenement and quickly mush i roomed up through the upper storeys. A 17-year-old Chinese boy grabbed his eight-year-old 1 sister and jumped from the third floor. Both were seriously injured m the fall, i Their mother and two other tenants also were hurt jump I ing
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    STOP PRESS
    55 1 (iKNKVA. May IS (I l»» Chines,. Communist torei-u Minister. (hou In l.ai a< used th,. Inited States jnrtr today of trying to replace trance m Indo China and of threatening Asia with "new" aggression. Delegates leaving the lunation Indo (hint peace conference reported (hou goin^ strong after the
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    CONVERTIBILITY A BAR TO FREE TRADE: SIR EWAN
    457 2 IN SPITE of the robust revival m the value of the sterling against the American dollar, it was clear that In? restrictions on convertibility stilt remained a I airier to the free movement of trade, Sir Ewan 1 < r^usson said, at
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    STOLE TO BUY WIFE JEWELS
    35 2 PPOH. w< An I I ii Simon (301 who s ings f< teneed if.* Pri <*■•?. hen g< I g v ■I r I land I partition from hers .a kept
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    IHK EXCHANGE
    42 2 I HK EXCHANGE HONGKONG. May 12— Special j Standard Service: Closings price* j of tbe Hongkong Exchange today iwcre $15.73 to £1 sterling: $5.***** to US$l; $1,822 to Malai van $1; $0 228 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $246.25 to 1 tael
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    Pressman Invited To Britain
    102 2 Pressman Invited To Britain THE COLONIAL Office has invited five journalists two each from Singapore and the Federation and one from Hong- 1 knrg to visit Britain —to learn firsthand of the country's problems and achievements." They will be away for a month, visiting the various Governments, the Press, the
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    FOUNDER'S DAY
    28 2 THE Anglo-Chinese School Union. Penang. will hold a subscription dinner at their premises on Sat. May 29 at 8 p.m. to celebrate the Schoo' Founder's Day.
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    CALL-UP POLICY FOR STUDENTS
    322 2 CALL-UP POLICY FOR STUDENTS ...They Can Finish Their Studies First' THE Proper Authority for National Service, Mr. L. H. N. Davis, declared yesterday that school certificate students m Singapore will not be liable for call-up until they have completed their examinations. Twelve such students have already been printed postponement of
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    List Of Stolen Jewels Issued
    159 2 PENANG, Wed.—Following the recent armed robberies m Penang, the Police have issued circu- j lars to all pawnshops and goldsmiths warning them 1 :to be careful of stolen (jewellery which might be offered to them. It if also learnt that the i Police have supplied
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    Guilty Plea Washed Out After Trial
    122 2 Guilty Plea Washed Out After Trial KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Five British soldiers, privates E. Spence, J. H Ellison G H. Thorburn. E Skinner and R. Simpson o! the Malaya Sigr.a* Regt.. were today acquitted and discharged hy the president of the Sessions Court o a two charges of jointly attempting
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    GALA BANQUET TO YOUTH
    72 2 standard Staff Reporter THE rubber magnate. Mr. Tan Lark Sye. will give a gala Chinese banquet to all those who are taking part m the forthcoming meet m Singapore cf the World Assembly of Youth. Arrangements for the banquet have been left to the Singapore Youth
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    COMMODITY FRICES
    106 2 COMMODITY FRICES I CLOSING rubber prices (cents per ib m Singapore Wednesday were: ioik: vuiet mier nrm. TIN PRICE The price of tin yes trrdav was $3581 (Down SU). LONDON RUBBER No. I K.S.S Settlement Bous* Terns Wednesday's! opening prices first session were: Tone: Steadier LONDON tIN Wednesday.* opening session
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    Suit Against Leong Yew Koh Dismissed
    305 2 II OH, Wed.— An application made by Mr. Shun \en Lung, a University student m America against Mr. Leong lew Koh, Federal Councillor and general secretary of the Malayan Chinese Association for judgment on admission of facts m a civil suit was dismissed with
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    Inmates Don't Like New Home
    371 2 SomeHaveTurned Violent KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Wed. Some of the 270 inmates of the Old Peoples' Home m Kuala Lumpur who were moved from their dilapidated attap dormitories m Sentul on Sunday to I more modern establishment at Serdang. about 15 miles from here, are not happy
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    RIDA Has Record Month In Loans
    185 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Rural and Industrial Development Authority has just had a "record month" m the grant of business loans 1 i discharged Special Constables by dispersing 3296.515 to 314 applicants. Oye r 500 applicant, for loans j totalling $569,505 aye been i
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    Soldier And Friend Deny Tryiag To RoL Woman
    15 3 Soldier And Friend Deny Tryiag To RoL Woman I it I l I I tn\
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    Counsel Drops Client's Case In Civil Suit
    13 3 Counsel Drops Client's Case In Civil Suit R I s I 152. he
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    WHITLEY DELAYS CAUSE IRUSTRATION-REPORT
    167 3 WHITLEY DELAYS CAUSE IRUSTRATION-REPORT I I I to U, i or a -*a to D ■<* it "It ha? nil the possibilities ma of achieving the harmonious co-operation of the Staff and > ng about better iff relati ins m the public service. "Much, perhapa too much, was expe ted
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    Spore Violinist Weds A Surgeon
    81 3 M X N!» MRS. JAI.KAM ""i, vere married m SIM' H vestcrda.v. The |>cvi urllitlinist. Kith Dr. h<m»" I ufthouse. sl from ngapore l»- 1,, kh luni .11 v Miss I I onvent of s 11..1- lesus^ and m S i JioU Hub, spoke i
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    Teachers Must Act As A Body
    253 3 beys Education Chief THE Singapore Education Department cannot help normal trained teachers In their fight to be included m the Education Service unless tliev, as a body start negotiations with Government, said the Director of education, Mr. David McLellan, yesterday. lugh they form the
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    4 WATCHES ARE STOLEN
    32 3 A SINGAPORE sore m Rallies Place his reported the loss of four wrist watches worth $605 on Tuesday niglit. They are "Mido** watches numbered *****, *****11, *****18. *****01
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    EXPANSION PROJECT FOR 2 TOWNS
    521 3 EXPANSION PROJECT FOR 2 TOWNS I' Exile Posts To Be Revived New Mines To Be Opened Standard Staff Reporter KOT TINGGI, Wed.— Long term projects involving several million dollars which include ma.or construction of roads, bridges, opening of mines and complete overhaul of a town, are being considered by the
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    Trishaman Gives To Nanyan U.
    68 3 Trishaman Gives To Nanyan U. I.WPING. Wed. TaJpiag Indian trisha rider Konasamy, donated his Saturday .md Sund.iv takings totalling 5134.76 to the Xanyaag I'niversitj Fund. He handed the money to Mr. Tan Hoik Hooi, Hon. Treasurer of the Xanyang University Fund here. His passengers were s^n. JJOUj when they saw
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    NEGLIGENT Driving -$250
    52 3 I'AKir BXTAR. Wed- H i ig K< a arry driver Pei New Village. Bukn tajam, was yesteri total of $250 by Bakar bin Haji en he pleaded J B harge of negligent i yin a lorry tern was n it 8 efficient order. •ence was also to
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    Hew ants To Sell Us Fish From R.I.
    192 3 Hew ants To Sell Us Fish From R.I. A FORMER captain of the Republic of Indonesia Infantry Corps >is trying to b:::^ fish caught m Indonesian waters into Singapore to help his ex-comrades m the service who have now turned fishermenu He is Mr. R. M W ijaja, manager of
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    Templer Moved By Rulers' Gesture
    188 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, last night thanked the Kulers lor the banquet they gave m honour of himself land his wife at the Istana SeLangor. S:r Gerald .->nid: "My v and I are very m 11 Their Highnesses, the
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    CITY MYF SOCIAL
    31 3 THE Singapore District Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold a social and a fancy dress competition. on Satur- day, at 7.30 p.m., m the Gevlang MYF HaLL Aljunied Road.l.
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    Car Driver Fined $100
    81 3 PARIT BUNTAR Wed.— As a result of an accident which took place at the 8J Mile Selama Road. Bagan Serai, on the night of Dec '22. last year, the driver of the car, Masdar bin Hassan, appeared before Circuit Magistrate. Inche Abu Bakar bin Haji Hussain
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    ART SOCIETYS ACTIVITIES i
    110 3 THE Singapore Art Society are to widen their scope of activities this year, by holding monthly meetings to discujs matters of common interest, running a quarterly journal, and arranging for talks to oe given by well-known artists who happen to pass through j the Colony. This
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    MAKE IT A SHOPWINDOW
    347 3 IHE Advisory Committee of the international Airport at Paya Lebar has been advised that the Sti.ooo.ooo terminal building sliouLi be a "Singapore show-piece" where facilities would be ayailable for visitors to spend money. Th» is the opinion of Lady Fergusson, wife of Legisla tive and Executive
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    RETRIAL IN SCRAP IRON CASE
    165 3 THE Singapore High Court yesterday ordered a retrial for O. K. Nair, who had been sentenced m a lower court to two years' rigorous imprisonment for theft of a quantity of scrap iron. The retrial was allowed following an appeal argued for Nair by Mr.
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    FARMER GETS $£,000 FOR LOSS OF WIFE
    102 3 TAN Lian Chwee, a farmer, accepted $(>.OOO m the Singapore High Court yesterday from the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Co., Ltd., as settlement of a claim for the loss cf his wife, who died after a fall from the defendant company's bus. The
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    'RESPECTABILITY' SWINGS CASE IN HIS FAVOUR
    242 4 'RESPECTABILITY' SWINGS CASE IN HIS FAVOUR PARTAP SINGH, who was sentenced m a lower court to three months' jail for being "a suspected person found loitering with intent to commit robbery," won an appeal against his conviction and sentence m the Singapore High Court yesterday. He was arrested as a
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    Big Night For The Soloists
    558 4 Standard Music Critic THE first of twc performances of Bach's St Matthew Passion was given last night m St Andrew's Cathedral by the choir and orchestra ol tht Singapore Musical Society under Gordon van Hun witii a distinguished array ol soloists. Lei me sii.v at
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    UNION THREATENS TO BREAK AWAY
    211 4 Unless MTUC Kelps.... KUALA Ll'MPl R. Wed. The 7.000s Irons War Department Civilian stall Association will consider withdrawal of its affiliation to the Mala van Trade t nion Council, unless the MTUC can he of more use to it. S Ia r j ol I
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    Price Of Free Mart Rice Drops
    89 4 KUALA LIMPIR. Wed. The Frie* of free market riif m the Federation today registered a drop of J 1.50 per picul after a r<*cnt increase of nearly S«. per plead with m e>ne week. The current price per picul of free market rice i*
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    ZKG ZAG COURSE GAVE HIM AWAY
    110 4 ZKG ZAG COURSE GAVE HIM AWAY ON SEEING car i'if "f nanner, a squj d man chased i ped it. A n unlicensed driver was found behind the stee wheel, while a licence ho sat next ie him, B Singapore c I dy< -t rti. v The vehicle tore no
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    WELFARE MEETING
    29 4 THE fourth meeting of the Penang Welfare Committee will be held on Thurs May 20. at 5.15 p m. at the Rubber Trade Association Hall, Anson Road.
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    YEAR 2,000 A.D.
    32 4 A PUBLIC discussion on "The Year 2.00(1 AD." will be held at the British Council today at B. MO p.m. The discussion is sponsored by the Easti West Society.
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    PRICE BAN ON BREAD IS LIFTED
    135 4 PRICE BAN ON BREAD IS LIFTED KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —Control on the retail price of bread will be lifted from tomorrow, it was announced here today Government consider that the continuation of price control serves no useful purpose there is now ami supply cf flour. The price Ol H< ur
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    Govt. To Be Quizzed On Strike Issue
    141 4 MR. I.IAI YEW HOCK President ot the Singapore Trade Union Congress, will ask 'ne Government at Tuesday's meeting of tiie Legislative Council what action has been taken to I settle the dispute between the Straits Steamship Company and the Indo-Malay-Paklstani I Seamen 'a
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    NEW POSTAGE STAMPS OUT IN JUNE
    193 4 j NEW pestage stamps b*arins ■< the portrait of Quec n Eliza beth II will be sold next month at post offices and postal agencies m Malacca and Penang. the Postmaster General, Malaya, announced yesterday. In Malacca the four cent and .six-cent stamps will
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    17 Raided Boys' Club At Midnight
    199 4 MOHAMED Said bin Ahmad. 18. with 16 milfcrl men entered the Hatting Bays' Cluh. Stagaparc, <m March lat 1 i .30 p.m. when the Club was closed. Police I r. S. Zaii a>ie ii egation m ihe Third District Court vest* j hen Moha
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    RUBBER TALKS END WITHOUT ANY DECISION
    343 4 Revision of synthetic price urged, but COLOMBO, Moy 12, (Reuter)— The Intcrnotional Rubber Study Group ended its meeting here today without reaching ogreement on specific measures to stabilise world rubber markets. The United States delegate, however, agreed to transmit to his Government a request
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    Trip To A Lighthouse For 500 Children
    126 4 SINGAPORE Goveri rnt 1■ < '.< Iren 1 < 1 ■!< Raffles Light about l< miles soul I l t rate the p*i tenary on M; The trip wi it Stra:t* Stean shii and the In be dras from sever., 5< It U
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    ASSN. PATRON
    18 4 MR. AW CHENG CHYE now a patron of th t Liberty Musical and Dramatic Associai tion.
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    RID A Aid jo Help Replace Buildings
    33 5 Reporter J dust rial ority I shopground last tor J. 5.000 T: who lost on a Loans Given quarof 10 to 12 on the 510, I
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    Official Is Warned By Magistrate
    26 5 p heard ourt ive hin ol court."* Mr told Mr. I oecutor m this r m this city ■top!" he said
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    An Artist And Her Painting
    161 5 THE work s of one of China's meat artists. Miss Sun Eec, a 35 year old native of Chekiamr Province, will be exhibited for the first time m Singapore tomorrow. The exhibition, at the Chinese (lumber of Commerce, is sponsored by the China Society and
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    Two Ri-S'pore Smuggling flings Smashed
    219 5  - Two Ri-S'pore Smuggling flings Smashed Arnold C. Rracknian By Standard Special Corr. -JAKARTA, May 12 Indonesian police, with military aid, have smashed two smuggling gangs operating between here and Singapore. however, a ng su< ceed--4 OUI v- pper to thorig I I hei i I Pa gkalan ire Banka Ii
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    TWO MALAYS WIN ROTARY ESSAY PRIZES
    125 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Two Malays won the first and >nd prizes m a recent essay competition conducted By the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club among students, m Selangor. The subject wa.s "Opera! on Service And How it Can Br Applied To International Service.** The third
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    LORRY DRIVER FINED $100
    53 5 A LORRY driver who did not make a repoit to the police after an accident wa> lined $100 by Mr. T. Kulasekaram. the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate, yesterday. The driver. Karlasam Ramiah, was also fined another! $100 for driving the lorry j while not covered by
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    EXERCISES FOR CIVIL DEFENCE
    76 5 THE normal monthly com bined exercises for ah sections Of the Singapore Civil Defence Corps will be held a t Kolain Aver on May 24 at 5.43 p.m with the Royal Air Force ;ooperating. These exenries, m which the Auxiliary Fire Service will also take part,
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    DEMOBBED SCs CETLANDCRANTS
    157 5 Standard SUA Correspondent KI'ANTAN. Wed.— A misunderstanding over the allocation of land fo Hi demobilised special constables has now been settled. 'I drteen ot them have now been provided with five acres ot land each and cultivation la now m progress along the Kuantan-Pekan Road. Cue Sulaiman
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    Buddhists To Hold Wesak Procession
    239 5 FOR the first time m th* Colony, the Singapore Buddhists will conduct a spectacular procession to celebrate Wesak. Sakya Muni Buddha Oaya Temple m co-operation with The World Fellowship of Buddhists have planned this procession. The procession will be of decorated and illuminated buses, lorries
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    ENTIRE SCHOOL IS PUNISHED
    242 5 ...After Loss Of 4 Glass Shelves C THE F,RS "T case of collective punishment m Singapore since the occupation will probably end today when the Superintendent of the Junior Technical School, Mr. E. Bray, reports to the Police that four wash Lasin shelves have been stolen
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    16th ANNIVERSARY
    26 5 THE Hai Tho Association of! Penang. will celebrate their! 16th anniversary at their pre- mises 15, Mai ly Street, on Sunday at 2 p.m.
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    Miss Liang Aids The Youth Fund
    110 5 Miss Liang Aids The Youth Fund A large number of art lovers turned up at an exhibition of old paintings, water colours, and industrial designs by Misi Liang Pao-Tze at the Singapore Youth Council Hali resj terday. Half the proceeds obtain* 1 from the sales of the painl will go
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    $1,750 HAUL FROM FARM
    43 5 THREE men. one armed with a knife entered a farmer's hut m Sungel Kudet Off Kranji. Singapore, early on Tuesday 'night and robbed th c Inmate* |of $1,750 m cash. The thugs also took away 1 three identity cards
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    JACA ROBBED
    25 5 THREE Chinese entered a block of newly-built house.-, held up the watchman and robbed him of 320 cash and .■*ome clothing last night
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    A PARSONAGE FOR ST. PAUL'S
    82 5 ST. PAUL'S, the Anglican Church, al th sixth mile Up pei Serangoon Road to have a parsonage. To boost funds for tbii building. the Church w A sociation will hold iety** sale at the Church premise Ml May 29, fronj 10 S to I pan.
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    588 6 We the PEOPLE Letter TO The Secretary, Spore Teachers' Union Sir; We have not h< ard directly from you about the proyre>s of negotiations m the matter of the Post Norma, Course. On the other hand, there are numerous rumours that negotiations are being carried out by various groups of
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    47 6 Review of view l Action i iliegj For^ i„ I 5 i fa i a a- I .s f < t I i i b< hv 'Th s I a ot j Iwl I Id Purpatj j tiie s, J the I I WWWWWW v ClirMhui «l. IHi
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    Profile Of Gen. de Castries
    943 6 J, OR the pas; six weeks. people all over the world have been aware of General do Brigade Christian Marie Fernand dt* la Croix de Castries (pronounced "Castre") and his desperately besieged garrison at Dien Bien Phu which fell last Saturday. It would be hard
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    446 7 IvVEST ACCUSED OF FORMING NEW ASIAN BLOC GENEVA, May 12, (Reuter)— Russia yesterday accused the Western powers headed by the United States of planning a new military bloc against the peoples of South-East Asia/ Mr. Vyacheslav Molotov, Soviet Foreign Minister told the ninth plenary session of the 19-nation Korean conference
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    Siamese Take No Chances
    128 7 BANGKOK, May 12 (Reuter) Siam's National Defence Council has ordered a large part of the Thai armed forces and police be stationed along her eastern frontier as a precautionary measure against possible Vietminh thrust into Laos and Cambodia threatening thy frontier along the Mekong River, Thai
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    LANIEL ASKS FOR NEW ASSURANCE
    139 7 I AXIS. May 12 (Reuter) Premier Joseph Laniel yesterday decided to ask the National Assembly for I fresh vote of confidence on the motion to postpone any (lenate on Indo hina. He was authorised to do so cabinet nut ting which eral bitter attacks on
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    101 7 MEDFORD. Oregon. Mac 12. (UP) A member of the Communist Chinese delegation to the Geneva peace* conference yesterday ottered to forward mail to former Cnited Press correspondent m Singapore Richard Appiegate. imprisoned m China along with two other j Americans. But Huang Una. counsellor to
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    Killer May Be Woman
    78 7 LOXDOX. May 12 (UP)— Police said today actor Michael Rennie's mother-in-law who was l'ound murdered m Rennie's apartment on Monday, may have been killed by a woman. Mrs. Violet McGrath, fit. was found by her daughter With one of her own stockings knotted around her neck.
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    Police Arrest Fascist Rebels
    133 7 ROME. May 12 (AP) Police today crackdowned on a gang of suspected! Fascist terrorists alter find-' ing an arsenal hidden mi n a midget car. Agents said seven persona including a stylishly dressed woman, had been arrested. One man still was sought today. Several of those
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    EX-QUEENS LOSE CLAIMS TO ESTATES
    96 7 CAIRO. May 12 (U*P) —Two' former wives of ex-King Farouk today lost their ai| appeals lor royal properties' confiscated by the revolutionary regime, A high confiscation commit- i tee ruled against recently .e--married ex-Queen Narriman's i claim to keep $75,000 of m royal dowry and
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    WIFE RESCUED BY HUSBAND
    99 7 OPF.XHAGEX. May 12 (Reuter). Fifteen hundred (l.aOfh spectators yesterday saw an acrobat leap into a circus ring and catch his wife when she slipped and fell 30 feot from a trapeze. Susan Tocoma. ayed 2:? was hanging on the high wire by one foot with no
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    52 7 Garbett Colls On powers to Agree Screen Findl Dr. h may hi? -t red c no FRANCES Lansing, daughter of a socially prominent Chicago family, has been signed by Paramount Studios mb Hollywood for a long term movie contract. An accomplished but non-pro-fessional smger and dancer, Miss Lansing is also
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    21 7 Somebody 's Dut To Get Me Haymesf I U .l.,yock gg\ gf I I I I I ountry." I I I
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    RED MAJORS DID NOT SPY – RUSSIA
    53 7 RED MAJORS DID NOT SPY RUSSIA (AP) Bi Bri- -j (old tne B tain on May t ga\ c pair ten days to leave the CO try, charging th. had "abused their diplomatic status*' Vopting to i ngage spio.i- activith y were identified ay Maj I\an Pupyshev, 36, and Maj
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    LIONS VISIT REGIMENT
    44 7 NAIROBI. May 12, (Reuter). Two lions walked into •it occupied by men of the Kenya Regiment m a Came Reserve on the outskirts of Nairobi this week. The soldiers bolted but the lions wandered oft alter chewing up a ground sheet.
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    And Now Its The Hepburn Hairdo
    89 7 And Now Its The Hepburn Hairdo TOKYO. May 12 (\P)_ Last month it wa s the 'Monroe spectacles "—this month it's the "Hepburn hairdo." Japanese screen and stage stars, and just plain 'teenagers, are adopting m droves the "runaway lawnmower" hair style of actress Audrey Hepburn. Miss Hepburn's film "Roman
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    MASS FOR TROOPS
    37 7 MF.MBERS of Brig.-General christian de Castries' family were among the large congregation of ministers generals deputies and officials who attended last night's Mas. m Paiis for the troops at Dien I tJ.CM Phil.— AFP
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    76 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Moy 12 The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spot 1 8 id. June 18Jd. July/Sept. 18Sd. Oct. Dec. 18 B d. Jon./Mor. 19, d Moy c.i.f. 18 3/16 d. Tone: Quietly Stcody.
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    NEW SALVATION ARMY CHIEF
    31 7 LONDON. May 12. (Renter) Commissioner Wilfred Kit* ching. 61. was elected new Genera' of the Salvation Army yesterday. He takes up his appointment on Ju y l
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    Underwear To Blame
    67 7 WELLINGTON, Mai II (Renter) The New Zealand government announced yesterday it had solved a mystery why ships' compass needles waver violently between east, west and .south. Sailors' nylon uiiderucir is the trouble. Ships' compasses are allergic to synthetic fabrics research at the Marine Department has revealed. The
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    Noew Toe Tibetan Traders Sell communism
    220 7 Noew Toe Tibetan Traders Sell communism PIPILKOTI. Northern India. May 12, (Reuter) Along with the furs which they have been .selling for year., Tibetan traders now Hocking across the Indian border arc hawking a new line among the Himalayan outposts this year they are selling Communism. But though their mountain
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    More Emigrate To Australia
    147 7 More Emigrate To Australia SYDNEY, May 12 (Renter) App ications from British peop c who want to emigrate to Australia have doubled mike the royal tour, the head of Austra ia's Immigration Department. Mr. Tasman He*cs. said here. He -aid 'ne had been impress- „'i a recent six-week tour of
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    CHIANG TURNS DOWN OFFERS
    31 7 TAIPEI. May 12. <t'P> Nationalist China has politely rejected lie otter of two foreign so diers of fortune who wanted to join the Nation. 1 Ist army
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    US Aid Report A Lie: Sir John
    210 7 COLOMBO, May 12 (Reuter) Sir John Ketefawala, the Ceylon Prime Minister, said today a local report that the I nited States had offered economic aid to Ceylon if she stopped sending rubber |c Communist China was a damn lie." •I Reports about toe
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    Explosives Feund Near Scelba'sHome
    98 7 ROME, May IL» (Rr i Italian police last pounced on a mid| loaded witli explosive home °f the P i S nor M irlo Scelba i aid they li.. d two men and one an i identified them as i olutionai V Ist organisation I "Fai
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    45 7 HOI. I VWOOD. M c Bing Cl his laurels Hi rep I is right Columbia Broa S tern announced rest the cr. C I Will take over the B R Crosby Show* 1 on radio fa t i summer, starting .Jura
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    262 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE Development Committee of the State ot Brunei recently discussed three schemes for a sea port. The schemes effect the r Brunei Bay area, where the authorities hope to build a mo- j dern sea port to serve ocean- j going
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    35 8 CUSTOMS officials jresterseized 500 go i bar< worth 800,000 rupees from an engineer's cabin aboard the B.<i')o t ton "Eastern Queen** when it I arrived at Calcutta from the Far East.— Reuter
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    RECORD STEEL PRODUCTION
    67 8 LONDON. May 12. (Reuter) British steel production broke all records during April, the Iron and Steel Board announced today. The average of 368.400 tons I week during the m nth "the March average the previous record by 3.600 despite the effect In so tricts of the Easter
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    PROGRESS IN LOCAL CIGARETTE INDUSTRY
    358 9 PROGRESS IN LOCAL CIGARETTE INDUSTRY Standard Market Reporter BUSINESS m cigarettes m Singopore ond the Federation of Malaya is holding fairly well, according to leading importers of foreign made cigarettes. The marked-increase m the local cigarette industry which is turning out over ten million cigarettes daily, has not resulted m
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    Malayan Rubber Is Publicised
    140 9 RECORDINGS made m Malaya on the rubber industry! continue to ie most effectively J used on radio and television m America where several hundrco stations have used the materia! fa r top-level news programm* a, Elsewhere m Europe, similar publicity is ie.ng used to attract attention
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    124 9 Y'AE product market In Singapi it wag Steady n I ep* conut oil yesterday, but business remained on the sms i de. tut < ssai quiet mari ket SS pcs oil ul for si jat Peni Copn was steady all day. Lewis and Ft at copra quotations for May
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    145 9 A NEW high-spcei ihrrl i for the iates: let fighters and 1 bombers when will not peel off m flight mar tin >»•'«' of sound is being de\« < pel by a Brit.^h company and v. shortly be :i k Ui f ul scaie on one ol
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    Ceylon Considers U.S. Aid Proposal
    164 9 COLOMBO, May 12. (IP) The TnitcJ Slates suggestion that Ceyion terminate her rubber md rice trade pact with China m exchange for American aid J* now being actively considered. Cabinet members whe rp- I pose the lugaestioo pointed tut 'that if Ceylon terminate? the j
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    RUBBER STEADY
    64 9 THE rubber n I Singapore was steady lerday on the politic a w\v\ fust grade r i btr i. y shipment closing r SI I tg per lb., I MS> Ac I turnovat >•' was reported with finish rig uns fie I Fairly good over,.-* o t were
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    NOON CRICES
    76 9 THE Sin* n,.. re Chan f Cosaaserce R'ibber t ii« n no«.n prices •c« ots o--Wrdrr>d.»y vk No. 1 RSS six.' loos J No 1 RSS f o r>. Ma,- M J No 1 RSS f.o.b. Jun,. I No 2 RSS f.» iv M»y I I No. :<
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    130 9 KUAMTAN, Wei Thi Whtlt «'l the Kuan ll T< wti Bo;itfi aro;i hag ju <iecltrtd "foo<i reatri <«a for a throe-month bf the Mental Bes;ir '»f P The week iv I I a tnan Itl* three krtttis for a n ?J k. litis for a rhi'
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    399 10 WORLD TOUR WITH WONDER FABRICS DOING THE TOWN with OSWALD HENRY and his Camera i"w«w- —*»>■—. i-riMitTi al iBMI hi I 1 I < xisov ii: it's good m s, v a n old friead ag a la, ami Saturday nightcr* said M bello" to I'al Kemton, when »iit- made
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    145 10 IAftOYE): filaatronr on lee ami C these lovelies putt ins it on for the heaetl «d Singapore audiences j are Ike star- of the "Holiday On ire" revae -till havlag a saecess- fui fteasoa m the Happy World 5 stadium. Thi* particular number is in.tii roloarfal aad wpcrt
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    56 10 MA MEETS ONE OF HER TWINS IN SPORE MORE PICTURES IN THIS SERIES ON SATURDAY iXHnxi f h.iHinc t.» pud „i... at IVnch. U Mrs Margaret 1 i 'tH« Singapore month *,„„,i r ",'"<* m boys is vwil Mrs laldlaw wll i.. 2*Jlying home in.* sattmlay.nighi nix ..i i.., lii
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    PAKISTANI CRICKETERS OPEN TOUR WITH A WIN
    493 11 WORCESTER, May 12 (Reuter) Any doubts about the quality of the Pakistan cricketers now touring; m England were settled yesterday when they won the opening j first class match of the tour against Worcestershire by eight wickets. True Worcestershire are not among the
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    Winner On His 50th Birthday
    44 11 Winner On His 50th Birthday This i s the latest study of Sir Gordon **j*M hards. Britain's champion jockey, who rode a winner oa his 511 th birthday last week. *mi Cordon has ridden more winners tha R any other lackey m the world.
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    NOW BATSMEN, HIT EM FOR SIX!
    802 11 By ALF GOVER LONDON. May 12. Two powerful voices have been raised m a plea for more aggressive batsmanship. I am prepared to open my lungs to their fullest m support. Ronnie Aird, Secretary of M.C.C, said at the meeting: of County Secretaries. "Now,
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    325 11 LONDON, May 12 (Reuter).— A new style Scottish Cup competition will operate from next season. Most revolutionary aspect is that it will spread over two seasons. Although opposition has come from some of the smaller clubs, it is generally believed that the new arrangement will
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    460 11 All Seven County Matches Produce Definite Results LONDON, May 12 (Reuter) England's Coiinrr cricket championship had a great send off m the series of games which ended m various parts of the country yesterday all seven proving a definite result. In fact with Pakistan beating Worcestershire and
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    100 11 ROMFI. May 12, (Reuter) Budge P:itty America*! IBM Wimb!erio n champion, won the men's singles tith i i tha Italian laWtg term,- a Ol> beating Enrique llorei (Argentina) ll— r 6—4. I 4 m the tin il Patty arho If now ing m Paris was seeded
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    233 11 At Lords: Idltse rat Hampshire by \is V- \< Middlesex JL'4 and i ■Otdlj 01 r >< vi n declared Ham < 7 and strtodb -MO. Ing ken/ie ."^4. H. I. Darn it. At Derby: P. rtryahice i Leicc letshne se k« ts i* i estt ,i secondly 231,
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    115 11 SYDNEY. May 12 (R ar) Dr. J J MrGirr, inariagei of Australia's worl I weigh] champion lim ruthera, u> lay racei t lie described as a t at- frartivv oHer" for (0 defend his tit!.- ig lit H<~ 1 1 rt Cohen Fr;m "i 1 1
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    47 11 1 < IND4 IN, ftfay 11 (R D;u Dower, the Welsh 1 flywei v gained I points deei -i m t»v »r ill tin his flghl »t the fan »ai H< I, iLasadon last night sg rii i\ H< I land's champion H*nk Van \>*i Zee
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