Singapore Standard, 9 April 1955

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    14 1 Singapore it m i i^ SINGAfORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1953 1* PAGES IS CE.VTS
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    Lock icon Eden Picks Hls No.2 Man
    353 1 r^/V/an Is New Foreign Secretary SUAVE BUT TOUGH TORY POLITICIAN Eden 2t ApH i 8 (Re«»er)— Sir Anthony Eden, Britoin s new Prime Minister last night appomted Mr. Harold MacMillon, 61, a suave but tough borgoming Conservative politician to succeed him as Foreign Secretary. Under
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    Lock icon MOLOTOV SENDS HIS BEST WISHES
    55 1 MOSCOW, April 8. (Reuter) Soviet newspapers tea ay frontpaged a telegram from Mr. Vyacheslav Molo t o v, Soviet Foreign Minister, ronsratula ting Sir Anthony Eden on his appointment as British Prime Minister "Allow m* to express to you on this occasion my congratulations and
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    Lock icon WINS THE $350,000
    227 1 TICKET MO. Jl2 5 9 1 2 OJ ~i_ i-^ iir w M> i. in I 2 Top Prizes To Johote PASIR MAS. Kelantan, Fri. Johore won the two top prizes today at the 28th draw of the Federation Social Welfare Lottery for which a record number
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    Lock icon Red China Ends 'State Of War'
    40 1 TOKYO. April 8 <AP> Chairman Mao Tze-tung ot Communist China today ordered an end to the state of war which has existed between China and Germany since Dec. 9 1941, the Peking Radio announced.
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    Lock icon BRIAN (remember him and Tijah?) JAILED
    122 1 BRIAN (remember him and Tijah?) JAILED KENDAL, Westmorland. April 8, (Reuten A 23-year-old ex-soldier who was said to have "achieved a certain amount of publicity" towards the end of his Army service because of his romance with a Malay woman was jailed here yesterday for 12 months. He us Brian
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    Lock icon 3rd WEEK OF PRESS STRIKE
    36 1 LONDON. April 8 (Reuter) Britain's national Press strike entered its third week today although newspapers would, normally, not have been published today any way because of the Good Friday holiday break.
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    Lock icon RAHMAN'S SECRET TRIP TO SIAM
    199 1 He's Looking For Haji Sulong KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Tungku Abdul Rahman, President of the United Malays' National Organization, I has gone to Siam on a top-secret visit to resume his search for southern Thailand's "stormy petrel", Haji Sulong, The Standard was told today. Haji Sulong
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    Lock icon Well Done! Says Nicoll
    70 1 THE Singapore Governor, Sir John Nicoll, has congratulated all Government officers for the "exemplary smoothness' with which the April 2 elections were conducted. The Chief Secretary. Mr. W. A C. Goode, added: "I wish to add my personal congratulations to all who took part for the
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    Lock icon THEDA BARA DIES
    35 1 LOS ANGELES. April 8. (Reuten— Theda Bara. star of silent films, died here on Thursday aged 65. Bara. wile ot Mr. Charles Brabin. film director died in hospital after a lingering illness.
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    Lock icon NOW ALI TAKES A SECOND WIFE...
    221 1 KARACHI. April 8. (UP) Premier Mohammed AH has taken a second wife under Muslim law, it was officially announced yesterday. S A Afial. political secretary of the Premier, confirmed reports that All married his former social secretary. Miss Alya Saddy, at a rendezvous in
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    Lock icon Last Minute Change In The Ministry
    900 1 Last Minute Change In The Ministry Nine Cabinet Members Take Oath Of Office THOMAS SWITCHES WITH JUMAT Govt. House Ceremony Delayed By An Hour A NEW chapter to the history of Singapore was written on Thursday when the Governor, Sir John Nicoll, swore-in the nine members of the Council of
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    Lock icon HISTORIC PICTURE OUTSIDE GOVT. HOUSE
    122 1 HISTORIC PICTURE OUTSIDE GOVT. HOUSE Governor fcf Singapore, Sir JoKn Nicoll {Centre), poses with the Ministers of the new Government outside Government House, after the oathtaking ceremony on Thursday. Front roiv, left to right: Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Siteer Ke&K&iief Minister and Minister for Commerce, Mr. David Marshall; Sir
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    59 1 A MOTHER who had always warned her son not to chase kites saw him killed on Kallang Road yesterday. The victim. Lee Ah Yoo. 10, saw a kite descending. In the company of friends he dashed across the road, intent on keeping it in sight, and
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    80 2 NKAKI.Y 4000 people i braved thr lisht drizzle which fell >rsterday evening t-i a in iiif I- infill* light procession in the grounds of the Roman Catholic Church of St. Joseph in Singapore. Thr procession. which marks the end of observances 'n connection with Good Friday, was led
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    Lock icon MALAYA'S FIRST MUSLIM COLLEGE OPENED
    325 2 MALAYA'S FIRST MUSLIM COLLEGE OPENED Non-Malays Will Also Be Admitted KLANG, Fri. Non-Malays who are nonMuslims will also be admitted to Malaya's first Muslim College at Klang. This was announced by Dato S. I. O. Alsagoff, Chairman of the College Convnittee, at the opening ceremony The Dato added that the
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    62 2 An Indian was taken to the General Hospital. Singapore. In a serious condition yesterday afte^r he was knocked down by a car at the 9th Mile. Bukit Timah Road, about 12.45 p.m. After knocking down the man. the car finished up in a ditch by the side
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    Lock icon Charity Show Raises $4,000
    45 2 KUALA KANGSAR. Fri The five day rharitv show at the Chinese Temple here a! Taiping Road has raised a sum of over 54.000 for the Tsung Wah Middle School Building Fund. The amount was raised through gate admissions, seats and donations.
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    Lock icon Shell Workers To Strike Today
    134 2 PENANG. Fri. Petroleum distributors' employers of Shell Company installations in Penang and Province Wellesley will be out on strike from 7.30 a.m. tomorrow —in protest of the imposition of a two-shift duty system. The Union members last night confirmed, at an extraordinary meeting, the se-jret
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    108 2 A 19-YEAR-OIJ) schoolboy. M.uing Souns. was initiated into the Buddhist priesthood at No ?M Hillside Prive off Ipprr SerangtK>n Road >rsterday He is the first Burmese boy to be so initiated since the Liberation. He will spend the next fortnight with the Bikku <the High Priest) who will not
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    3 2 After The Cermony
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    Lock icon BROKE INTO BARRACKS
    51 3 DAHLAN bin Abdullah was sciUcnced to one year's imprisonment in the Singapore Second Criminal District Court on Thursday when he pleaded guilty to rive charges of breaking into Gillman Barracks on March 27 at about 4.45 a.m. and stealing articles valued at $75.50. Dahlan had one previous
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    Lock icon SCISSORS for MARSHALL TO CUT RED TAPE
    515 3 SCISSORS for MARSHALL TO CUT RED TAPE Under The Old Apple Tree Again €t Front leaders re-appear-ed at Empress Place under the old apple tree" on Thursday— this time not to woo the voters but to thank them lor voting the party into power. During tho meeting, a man sprang
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    243 3 High Standard Readied Here WITH the opening of the Singapore Art Society's sixth exhibition of works by local artists on Thursday, art lovers and connoisseurs viewed what is said to be the highest standard of art reached in the Colony. According to Mr. Frank Sullivan,
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    Lock icon 'Why Stop' My Rally?' Asks Nair
    117 3 SINGAPORE Legislative Assembly member. Mr. M.P.D. Xa^r (Independent), yesterday complained that the privilege of holding an after-elect on meeting at Seletar was denied h:m while a certain member of the Labour Front was permi-t--ted to conduct a meeting at Empress Place on Thursday. Mr
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    Lock icon Blood Bank Appeals For New Donors
    89 3 MORE than 700 people donated blood to the Singapore Blood Transfusion Centre in the month of March. Of these 255 were Chinese. 240 Europeans. 87 Indians. 67 Malays. 57 Eurasians and five other races. The Centre is appealing for more new blood donors. It
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    Lock icon ACQUISITION LAW NULLIFIED
    53 3 THE Singapore Government announced yesterday that the Land Acquisition (Emergency Purposes and Assessment of Compensation) Ordinance of 1946 has ceased to be :n operation as from March 1. The Auctioneers' Licences (Amendment) Ordinance. 1954. and the Machinery (Amendment) Ordinance. 1954. came into force on Jan. 8 and
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    Lock icon CATHOLIC MEET
    24 3 THE Singapore Catho.ic Benevolent Association will hold its annual general meeting at 210-4 Queen Street at 10 a.m. on Sunday, April 17.
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    Lock icon Slander Suit For Criminal Court
    256 3 A PRIVATE summons charge of slander issued against Tan Eng Joo, President of the Democratic Party, and a supporter, Chang Hui Tsuan, by Progressive Party Legislative Assemblyman Lim Khoon Te"ck (Paya Lebar), will now be heard in the Singapore Second Criminal District Court as a
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    Lock icon Pyjama Sleeve Helped Suicide
    38 3 A 75-YEAR-OLD T.B. patient, Lam Cheon, hanged himself with the sleeve of his pyjamas in a closet in the General Hospital on Jan. 15, it was stated in the Singapore Coroner's Court on Thursday
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    Lock icon Extravagant Wife Caused His Ruin
    97 3 Extravagant Wife Caused His Ruin THE extravagant tastes of a soldier's wife caused his downfall, the Singapore Fourth Police Court was told on Thursday. Brian Thomas admitted misappropriating a radio belonging to the International Electrical Company on March 29. and another radio belonging to the Elgin Piano Company on Nov.
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    66 3 MR. S.T.V. LJNGAIf was reelected President of the Singapore Army Civil Service Union at its annual delegates conference recently. Th? conference also elected the following: Vice-presidents Messrs. Chew Seng and N.S.N. Nair. general secretary Mr. P.R. Williams; treasurer Mr. Wong Fook Lim; Asst. treasurer Mr. C.R. Krishnar.;
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    Lock icon Court Increases Collector's Award For Nee Soon Extension
    294 3 Court Increases Collector's Award For Nee Soon Extension THE Collector of Land Revenue's award of $57,848.77 for 54 acres of land, acquired for extension to Nee Soon Cantonment in 1050. was increased io $71,434.48. by the Singapore High Court on Thursday. The increase was made as a result of an
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    244 4 COMMITTEE TO RECRUIT N ANYANG STAFF $305,203 Paid Out By Tan As Compensation A SEVEN-MAN sub-commirree nas Deen appointed by the Singapore committee of the Nanyong University to recruit new staff, following the resignation of the Chancellor, Dr. Lin Yu-tang, and his men. The sub-committee, consisting of Messrs. Tan Lark
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    Lock icon FLASHBACK TO WORLD WAR II
    38 4 THIS photo of Mr. David Marshall. Chief Minister of the Singapore Legislative Assembly was taken in a prisoner-of-war camp in Northern Japan where he was interned by the Japanese during World War 11.
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    Lock icon I' Will Never Return' — Hsiung
    263 4 I' Will Never Return' Hsiung I EX-DEAN of the Nanyang University, Dr. S. I. Hsiung. yesterday emphatically denied strong reports circulating in Singapore that he will return to take up the Chancellorship of the University. Dr. Hsiung. who leaves on a tour of Far Eastern Universities and cultural organizations on
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    133 4 RAUB. Fri:— Two youths. Lee Soon and Wong Kai Won rubber tappers, who in February this year, set a noose trap for a wild pig and later found a tiger trapped in it. pleaded guilty to a joint charge of placing a contrivance
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    Lock icon 2 More Reds Surrender To Aborigines
    129 4 2 More Reds Surrender To Aborigines KUALA LIPIS. Fri.—Aborigines brought in two more terrorists out of Pahang jungles yesterday pushing up the surrenders in operation 'Rooster' to 12. This biggest-ever aborigine effort to break Communist concentrations they had once shielded, has thus cleared within a week a 2.000 squaremile terrorist
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    86 4 A i:<- YEAR-OLD schoolboy. Tivarajan, was struck by lightning yesterday evening during a short thunderstorm. at his house in Klanjj Road. Singapore He was admitted into th c General Hospital, and was bcin«* kept under observation. His uncle. S. V. Ratnaveloo of the Income Tax Department said
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    Lock icon Police Probe A Pepper Attack
    203 4 Detectives Nearby Saw Nothing »,.^H.!2s*i. bO *r G h Eng Hock re P ort ed that he I a ii C i ed tyjk™* e an 6sters at noon on Thuredav and robbed of $2,900 after one of the thugs threw pepper into his eyes
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    Lock icon PMSF Petition The Governor We Will Take Action'
    189 4 PMSF Petition The Governor We Will Take Action' The Pan-Malayan Students' Federation has written to the Governor, Sir John Nicoll, charging that the Singapore authorities have been discriminatory in refusing the Singapore Chinese middle schools' students to form a union of their own. "We are perturbed." the PMSF stated, "at
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    60 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Speakers at the first meeting of the Malay Youth Congress held here today declared that Malay political parties should set aside their differences and form an united front to achieve national independence. Over 400 Malay youths were present at the conference at which
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    42 4 KUALA KANGSAR, Fri: Che Ja'al bin Jaman, magistrate of they Kuala Kangsar District Court has gone on five months leave. His place at Kuala Kangsar and Sungei Siput will be temporarily taken by a magistrate from Taiping and Ipoh
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    221 4 Sultan Opens Kelantan College KOTA BHARU. Fri.— The Sultan of Kelantan officially declared open the new building of the Sultan Ismail College, Kota Bharu this morning. The new school building costing $230,000 was built by a Malay contractor. Mohamed Yusoff, who employed Malay labourers. P.W.D. built the assembly hall, hostel
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    Lock icon Scavenger Dies After Fall
    51 4 A CITY Council scavenger. Mohamed Jamin bin Dra. 40, was fatally injured yesterday while collecting garbage at Farmer Road. Hfc is believed to have fallen clown from the rubbish van while attempting to board it He was rushed to the General Hospital, but died on the
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    187 4 FIVE policemen in charge ot an Inspector trotted behind a sixth policeman shoulderins a heavily spalPri mm**™ ing a neavny sealed wooden crate no bigger than a shoe cn c I ate wel«nln 8 over 50 pounds was then carefully iowered on the seat of
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    Lock icon STRICT FOOD RATIONING SYSTEM URGED
    148 5 STRICT FOOD RATIONING SYSTEM URGED Only Way To Eliminate Reds' Molova^ollhffnl:^^^ Fr j— Th United Planting Association of Moioyo co'|eaMo^the^e-introduct»on of food rationing in Malaya as the n \Z? y to climinat c *he terrorists. Addressing the Association's annual meeting in Kuala Lumpur, yesterday, the President, Mr. J. C. Mathison.
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    Lock icon Shot Dead In Ambush He Planned
    129 5 KUALA LIPIS. Fri:— A verOf death by misadventure •;rned hv Mr. J ft <ter. West Pahang Circuit at the inquest into the death of Police Lt. C.A.O O Keefe. 46. who was shot dead .:i an ambush he had laid out foe MM terrorists
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    22 5 LORONG M of Telok Kurau losed in sections Al 15, farj:;tate the f a tr.ain sewer which three months de.
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    63 5 hiOMCA-MIC Alliance \l\ M MIM K. Fri— The National Council of V^K Mil Aliance will hold its first meet>w&i\ when leaders of the three parties will dromon platform for the forthcoming Federal 6 I g a the h c gnashub- has the ouldl [NO, h e
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    Lock icon Trishaman Stole Ring
    91 5 TELOK ANSON, Fri:—Shaari bin Awang. 27, a former trisha rider, was fined $100 or two months imprisonment when he p'.eaded guilty to a charge of theft of a goid ring. Shaari was arrested as he returned from Kedah a few days ago. He was stated to have
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    Lock icon Alleged Attack With A Hammer
    49 5 SIT Wah Poon was charged in the Singapore Fifth Police Court on Thursday with causing grievous hurt to Mak Kow with a hammer on April 5 at Sago Lane at about 5 p.m. Bail of $1,000 in one surety was granted til! April 14.
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    116 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri: Four Burmese trade unionists will visit the Federation this month to study Malayan patterns of employer-employee relationship, The* Standard learnt today. Headed by Bo Xyein Maung, Member of Burmese Parliament, the mission consists of U Shawe Thaung. vire-president of the Ail-Burma Muslim Congress,
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    56 5 KUALA KAXGSAR. Fri:— Mr. M. J, Mackenzie-Smith. District Officer of Kuala Kangsar. has left on transfer to Batu Gajah in the Kinta Dis- Irirt His P-ace has been taken by Mr. R. West from Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Mackenzie-Smith has been a District Offk-cr of Kuala Rangsar for
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      1022 5 Standard cMlmanac Information at a Glance w^_—^ mm m^ IVWII.ION. Bad Day at Black Rock 10 pm. Edmundo Ros tSi- 10 30 ifr >-v r f 3. «.30 and 915 pm: Terry- A:|)habet;call.v Speakin? S.. Ml I KJ Cm ADfj H r IH>M Caltoo:i s 9M a "d Ul3 am
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      893 6 I was a time when every well-ordered Chmr.se family would advise its members to ep up a brave front and not to discuss its domestic problems and weep outside their home. It also further counselled them that important problems not be solved by shouting and fuming but
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    240 6 Review of Views Vital Point /COMMENTING on the formation of Singapore* first cabinet, the Nanyan? Siang Pau stresses that while the Labour Front itclaimed to be the "poor man's government" it must bear in mind that it represents a government of and for the people and must work for the
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    Lock icon THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME
    847 6 THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME i rPHE ban placed by the Federal Government on the publication of pictures < of victims of Communist terrorists who have been mutilated and murdered is not a wise move on the part of the 'authorities. The Director of Federal In- formation Services, Inche
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    Lock icon Danger OfWideningU.K.-U.S.
    148 6 London, "JIHINGS certainly seem to have taken a friendly turn recently," said Sir Winston Churchill in the House of Commons recently, when referring to the prospects of talks with Russia. But an influential section of opinion in Whitehall is sceptical of this judgment and doubts whether there is
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    67 6 I WOULD define true reliQnH glon 5? being right belief ?f T it n8 i ht leeling takin eiiect in rieht art\nn Without right Iction 'right feeling and right beHef have no virtue in them —ARNOLD TOYNBEE T IVING memory dies very quickly, for "unprecedented" snowstorms
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    Lock icon Widening U.K.-U.S. Rift
    415 6  -  William Clark literally fallen on deaf ears so far as British public .opinion is concerned. This i s a diplomatic fact of some importance.) This assumption does not appear to have been dispelled by later contrary assurances from authoritative White House sources that President Eisenhower does not
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    1100 6  -  Tom A. Cullen By NEA Special Corrrspondeni in London. This is the lasi of a two-part article on Sir Anthony Eden, Britain's new •Prime Minister, 1 MERICANS who suspect A Sir Anthony Eden exhibits a more than passing interest in American real pstate every time
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    69 7 QUEEN ELIZABETH, the Duke of Edinburgh, Sir Anthony Eden and Lady Eden headed the 50 guests at the dinner party given by Sir Winston Churchill at No. 10 Downing Street On the eve of his retirement. Picture shows Sir Winston opening the door of the Queens car
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    212 7 NICOSIA, Cyprus, April 8, (AP)— Police yesterday reported more dynamite and leaflet raids as an underground organization entered the fight against British control of this Mediterranean island. The organization which calls «lf "EOKA"— Cypriot FighNational Organization scattered leaflets through Nicosia taking credit for the series of
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    138 7 Death Toll In Algeria Is Now 22 PARIS. April 8 (UP) France riec'arcd a state of urgency lo tight bloody terrorism in Algeria and simultaneous y Premier Edgar Faure stepped into the talks on home rule for neighbouring Tunisia. The death toll in the key North African territory of A
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    28 7 SAXTIAGO. Chile. April H (AP) This Chilean capita was shaken last night by ar earth tremor of medium inten sity. No damage or casualtie were reported.
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    231 7 Churchill— From Premier To Squire WESTERHAM. England. April 8 (UP) Sir Winston Churchill symbolized his retirement from high ofticr today by changing his telephone number. He wiped out the familiar numbers of the bit; telephone switchboard at Chartwell, the red brick Georgian house which the former prime minister plans to
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    68 7 lIOXGKOXO. April 8. (AP) A new shirt has been devised by the Chinese Communist state-owned stores which "aims at longer durability than conventional shirts." the Comi munist newspaper Ta Kung Pao in Hongkong said yesterday. The paper said the shirt was designed at the request
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    42 7 SAN FRANCISCO. April 8. (Router) Mikami Kinncsuki. 19-year-old survivor of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, enlisted in the United States army yesterday having become an American citizen. He said "It is my responsibility to serve my newcountry."
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    121 7 More Men Want To Be Women CHICAGO. April 8 <AP» Two medical researchers reported yesterday that increasing numbers of men are "banging on the doors of surgeons" for sex transformations since the Christine Jorgcnsen case. Dr. Fredric G. Worden and Dr. James T. Marsh, Ph. D., from the Department of
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    106 7 ISLE OF OLAND. Sweden. April 8 <AP) Parents on this Baltic island dare not let their children go out alone for fear they will be attacked by fierce eagles. The giant birds are terrorizing people and killing both wild game and livestock. Sheep farmers,
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    81 7 PARIS. April 8 iAP)— The French news agency reported yesterday that police had arrested a man they believe responsible for putting needles into asparagus sold in the market at Sidi Slimane. site of a U.S. air base in Morocco. The first needle wa s said to
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    133 7 CHICAGO. April 8 (APJ— A woman whose love for a man landed her in jail said yesterday: "He's worth it." The woman. Mrs. Alma Ferguson. 52. sat in the warden's office in the County Jail and talked with newsmen. She was
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    44 7 OSAKA. Japan, April 8. (AP)— The biggest hotel in this industrial capital of Japan found an extra flagpole and ran up the Stars and Stripes" yesterday after American guests objected to its flying the flag of Communist China.
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    204 7 Queen Carries Out An Ancient Ceremony LONDON. April 8 <AP> Queen Elizabeth II distributed maundy money to 29 m^n and 29 women on Thursday in a ceremony dating back to the ancient days of England. Since the reign of Edward I the royal maundy is always distributed on Maundy Thursday
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    232 7 tic relations with all countries on the basis of peaceful, co-existence, but ruling circles in certain countries were "extremely hostile to the principle of co-exist-ence.' "The conception of peaceful co-existence is diametrically opposite to the policy of strength of the new colonialism now carried on
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    145 7 COLOMBO, April (IP)— For the first time in the history of parliamentary government in Ceylon a Speaker suspended sessions of the House of Representatives to deal with an erring member. Somaweera Chandrasiri was forcibly ejected from the Chamber last night because he disobeyed a ruling imposed
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    76 7 Wine— But Not To Sip CHICAGO. April R. (AP)— Wine, wine, everywhere but not a drop 1o drink. That was the lament of oolice yesterday as they waded through muscatel up to two feet deep in a bottling plant of I the California Wine Associa- tion. The wine flooded the
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    177 7 tattoo." He said the stationing of American troops in Formosa and Japan and the ANZUS and SEATO pacts were attempts of the "war cliques in Washington to turn the Pacific into an American lake." All speakers, including Dr. Anup Bingh. India's chief delegate to the United
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    124 7 Poor Little Kitty Was All Het Up CLEVELAND. Ohio. Apnl 3 <AP) Mrs. Donald Jacobs looked into her clothes dm then ran to her car and i ped |to the factory where her husband is a loreman. "Honey." .she cried hjrstcrically, "I guess I fried tht cut! 11 Jacobs rushed
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    65 7 LOS ANGELES. April 3 <AP> Actress Z.sa Z.sa. Gabor ii now tree of marriage I The vivacious Hungarianborn beauty obtained .1 Superior Court order on \V< onrsday making final tho divorce decree- she obtained last year from actor George Sanders. Z.sa Z.sa has been
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    20 7 a brothp:r it wore charged vestcn Houston. Texas, in the bloody slajriof of i Baptist minisi widow. AP.
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      375 8 S.r;— l am a clerk :n a big- commercial concern and now that the Labour Front has come into power, I wonder if the elected representatives will be good enough to help me and th,e many thousands of my kind, who are to be found in this
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      123 8 Sir; It is felt (hot a headline in your paper of April 1 "You may vote through the post now" may mislead readers. I should be grateful if you would allow me to make a clarification. The only people entitled to vote by post are those registered
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      309 8 Sir; Your editorial of March 29 under the heading "The Price Of Padi" raises a fundamental issue in regard to the staple food of the country. There are several problems connected with the rice industry which must be carefully and thoroughly investigated before paddy cultivation
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      130 8 Sir;— The one-c. by students Chinese mic brought to contrasting t;. ter wh;ch Ifa observe. I drove '■.:<, children to s< particular mornii fore-knowledge was going to trouble at the nearing the i many girls, .some uniforms and ordinary clothe at the gate. Tin stopped my car. I them
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      15 8 "Mother, this is the boy I told you I met at the club last week."
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    1113 9 'THE world famous Italian tenor, Luigi Infantino, comes to Singapore for one recital on Sunday, April 17, in thr Victoria Memorial Hall. At the age of 33, with a reputation established throughout the world by means of ceaseless touring, broadcasting and recording, Infantino is
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    823 9  - STAGE DOOR JOHN HALKIN !1«1 IMIE second programme to be sponsored by Donald Moore Productions has now tven announced. Turning from its recent success with two old and well-establish-ed artists, this newly formed company is now intending to present an evening of ballet given by three yonag dancers who are
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    479 9 Charles Lambe Of ESTERHAZ! riiHE "Schwabenstein" sailLed from Singapore last Tuesday. On board were two very special people who Will be sorely missed by the hundreds who knrw and liked them. It is inevitable that a Commander-in-Chief must, after a year or two. seek new pastures, but .somehow we didn't
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    34 9 photo. ACTRESS Janis Paige and singer Jane Pickens add finishing touches to a lu-o-headed portrait painting when they became part-time artists lor lun at a New York hotel AP
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    53 10 photo. DIRECTOR Of the Centra. Srittistical o f 'ire m London. Mr 11 C (above). d through Singapore 1 ttrmtim *>y Qunias. Mr Cmmpio*i who <J the Uutted >•■ col Comwtij- 1953, k*j hi Anslra\\a 'or a month at the intitmtion o' li c (iovcrninent to ndri.se them
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    71 10 M \:.AYA r.ported more _'3",o(ii) worth of copra exported 52.761,557 in ar. according to v tatistica Of tne imports 54. 120.000 ren in'<> Si:igaand $1,161,000 (2,163 tons) iur the Federation of Malaya Exports from Singapore nted t€ 12.734.000 (5.225 the Federation imports into M i ;iva
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    253 10 Queen, Duke Tour Oil Refinery TIIH Qttf and the Duke of Kdinburuh have just made a threr-hour tour of I Ben million oil refinery at the Isle of Grain, Kent. The refinery, which covers 'nearly TOO "acres, is one of thl«e major refineries owned I and operated by the Brit
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    24 10 A THAI railway line between the Burmese frontier ia be.ns planned to facilitate transport and trade between the two countries. A P
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    114 10 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb) to Sinuaporc on Thursday were: Bu>ers Sellers No 1 K.S.S Spot Loose 80 Bf>J No. 1 R.S.S fob April 99\ 80; No. 2 81 87 l No. 3 864 86 i Tone: Steady. TIN PRICE The price of tin yest*»rdjv t p^r
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    155 10 THE rubber market in Singapore closed before the Easter holidays on a steady note with quotations showing a rise of 3 8 cents above Wednesday, first grade for April shipment being quoted 89£ cents per lb. Quotations opened uncertain on Thursday at around 8!)
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    39 10 TIIK Malayan Exchange Banks Association's buying rates to merchants on Thursday were: Canada TZi. (T.T.), 32} (O.I).), 32] credit bills and SI 13/11 trade bills (trade hills). Selline: Canada 32 (T.T./ 0.D.) ready. Other rates remained unaltered.
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    480 10 THE Singapore rubber market, w hich has always been so susceptible to political influences in many other parts of the world, showed no reaction whatever to the momentous happenings in its own city, says the weekly market report of Messrs Holiday, Cutler,
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    173 10 ALL sections of the produce market in Singapore closed quiet before the Easte r holidays and little activity was reported on Thursday. Coconut oil in drums was quoted at $44* per picul by sellers at Penang COPRA APRIL 11 a.m $283 $291 No^n S2Bi $29 4 P-m
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    53 10 OUTPUTS from estates and mines in the Guthrie Group during March were: rubber 5.968.600 lbs. (18.817.300 lbs for the three months); black tea 198,500 lbs (564.500 lbs.) pa m oil 1,389 tons (3.613 tons), palm kernel 419 tons (1 i*>o I™* an( l j n or e 2,036
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    68 10 A TENTATIVE agreement ending a six-day strike at 19 factories of the U.S. Rubber Company was reached last night. The United Rubber Workers' Union was seeking a new contract. A company spokesman said in New York yesterday the agreement would pro bably be signed
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    122 10 BRITAIN had a surplus on overseas trade and payments in 1954 of £160 million. This was roughly the same as in the previous year. These figures are disclosed in a White Paper recently issued by the U.K. Treasury. Earnings from her exports and re-exports rose by
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    33 10 THE Sheep and Wool Improvement Department, Rajasthan vv.th the («o-opcration and support of the International Wool Secretariat, New Delhi, recently sponsored a competition and exhibition of handwoven wool fabrics at Jaipur.
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    273 10 'Malaya Is A Good Market For Detergents' MALAYA is a good market for detergents, according to Mr. David R. Foster, Asst. Managing Director, Colgate Palmolive Ltd., London, who has just completed a fact-finding tour of Malaya. Mr. Foster, who arrtvcd to Singapore recently, left yesterday fcr Beirut on his return
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    102 10 MR DAVID R. Foster. Asst. Managing Director of Colsate-Palmolive-Peet Co.. Ltd was glad to notice during his recent tour of Singapore to study local trade conditions that the dealers were enthusiastically helping to push C-^™ I S^J£^lS^ to find that they were giving support to
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    60 10 THE Consolidated Edison Company. which supplies electric power for New York City and the outlying county, has released details of the U. 5.555. 555 million nuclear steam generating plant it seeks to build. The company applied last week to the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission for permission
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    102 10 Imports Of Canadian Flour Drop Standard Market Reporter MANY importers :r.aoo c' forts to enter the wheat trao< which led to a price war ir S.ngapore and heavy .a>t year. Australian flour pcioa fel steadily during 1P">; on account of the word sur plus of wheat. Plentiful supplies were available
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    69 10 QANTAS Empire Airways announced in Sydney yesterday it will use Super Constellations in the service Kn(lin. n c va*~ j rr. i between Sydney and Tokyo. Ihe flight will take 27 hours 40 minutes overall, The airline said the service, starting May 3, will be onc
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    82 10 THE Malayan Pineapple Packers and Exporters gave o. dinner party to Mr. C. E. Courtenay, Adviser to the Malayan Pineapple Industry, at the Cathay Restaurant on Wednesday to bid him *'bon voyage" and a happy retirement. Among those present were (from lejt): Mrs. JB. Clegg, Mr.
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    1179 12  -  CARL HARTMAN AS a lourist, it** prohahly authentic French Ortfea youM look for at the Folies-Ber«:cr<\ hut the man *ho run- the -how «aw hr'tl he happier with a «;<>od British or American chorus line. He aUo *ay* The show, and especially the performers, maintain a
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    438 12  -  DOROTHY ROE j\EW YORK, (AP) The annual lists of the 10 best-dressed women are silly, says Sophine Gimbel. who is a frequent selection herself. "You can't pick the worlds 10 best-dressed women from a small hand-picked group in New York and Paris." says the noted designer,
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    33 12 HERE is a girl ai] ready for the races She is wemr slipper salin iriih a boat sliaped neckline, and a \mrgt elbow length gloves. She showed it at the second Nitiona Mirrorpic).
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    12 12 THIS evening goun < laile is jrom the new > M Irsula Si-• -^^^B
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    359 13 84 CARS SET FOR ECONOMY RUN TODAY From BMN PETERS BUTTERWORTH, PH.— From nine o'clock this morning until late in the evening, the officials of the Mobilgas Economy Run for cars which leave here early tomorrow morning for Singapore, worked hard to have all the 84 competing cars scrutineered. 1
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    138 13 KUALA 1 r.MPUR. rri. The advertised soccer match -J£; ween A Malayan Malaya and a tpca Invitation XI. which ended 1 a 3—2 wm for the Malaya, did riot reach expectations, disappoint- <bojt l.Mio fans at Princes Rudd Stadium hc:e today. The match to raise funds
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    65 13 SINGAPORE "A" trounced the Colony Junior I^easue Selection by nine goals to four in a soccer friendly p'.ayed at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday after being held to a one-a.l interval draw. Tommy Misson 4. Wahab Abu 2. Kirn Bone 2 and .Tui Kirn scored for
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    42 13 Fri KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. South Indian Rovers, last year's division three champions whipped Royal Engineers Sports Club 4—o in a FAS Division 2 league soccer match on the Selangor Club padang here. Scorers were Mathews 2. Ertharaj and Annamalay.
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    220 13 Today's Sport SOCCER; Malaya Cup: South Services V s. Malacca at Jaa n Besar Stadium; friendly Srlangor CRC V* Singapore CRC at Jalan Be. n r D V' m nt P SAFA On\3B Kalong SC is SCSA at GeyJnng, Kebenararv Chib vs. Social AP at Farrer Park: Polwe vs. YCAA
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    102 13 A Hectic Night ITS GOING to ho H hectic and mayoe short night for Sonny Chia and Thailand's Nai Son?k at at the Happy World Stadium. Yesterday. Sonny Chia rounded up his training with mother knock out a sparring partner who was raught with a short right ended the evening's
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    34 13 MALACCA. Fri.— Hua Lian. holders of the Craven A .soccer trophy, started their game in this league at the Kubu Stadium yesterday with a convincing seven-nil victory over the Malacca Indian Association.
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    260 13 MALACCA, Fri— lnside forward Hamzah and winsnalf Linus are the only absentees in the Malacca side for Singapore's Jalan Besar Stadium where the Settlement meets the Combined Services tomorrow. L.imis is on th c injured list, and Hamzah. just married, is standing out for
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    844 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A total of 164 Class 3 and Class 5 horses have been entered for the Selangor Turf Club April Meeting to be held here from Sat. April 16: CLASS I Ist Knit Mi Itnii 11 t U V¥ X M Abnißton x
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    484 13  -  LEONG HEW MENG By irOH, Fn.— Who will win the Perak Derby? Will the traditional upset be broken? What is to be the outcome of the inter-state cricket match between Perak and Penang? And will Perak turn the tables on Johore in
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      43 14 WINDSOR LAD: 1 Three Rings 2 Dantesque 3. n^ t THE PILOT- 1. Forest Duke 2. Oleander 3. Golden Lotus. SCRITINEER: 1. Forest Duke 2. Three Rings 3. Dantesque^ TRCNDLE HILL: 1 Three Rings 2 Forest Duke 3. Bearer Bona.
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      167 14 Race 5: 4.30 p.m.— Horses Class I—l Vi Miles j J 1. 47! Ciolden Lotus fiy 9.00 Mr Llm Iluck Aik r!S™ Patterson 2 Z i. r>« Three Rin K s by 8.1. 1 Mr. EJ. Tan K^Shs J» nes l C?:. 139 Never A Blank «v
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      671 14 RACE 1: 2.15 p.m.— Consolation Race— Horses Class 4— SVfe 1. 7«*o Summer Corn 5y 9.00 Everest Stable" Allan Wahab 2. 07 J Barracuda 5y 9.00 'L. 6c L. Syndicate" Parker Smith 3. 7K5 What Happened 6? 8.10 'Prince Stable' Bagby Hudson 4. 8.">" Technicolor 8y 8.09 Shaw Stable" Spencer
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    62 14 Derby Way AT last the Big Day has arrived. And everybody—or at least almost everybody— has a stake in the Derby, Malaya's richest race, at ipon today. Who will win the Derby? Your guess is as good as mine— so let's put it to Windsor Lad, our racing expert. With
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    1341 14  -  WINDSOR LAD Says Three Rings will be hard to beat. Back in peak form, the Horse of the Year in 1954 will strive to live up to the reputation of his illustrious sire, The Phoenix, who won the Irish Guineas and the Derby in
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