The Straits Times, 9 April 1954

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    COLD SHOULDER FOR U.S.
    304 1 3 powers won't join 'united action' ZSA ZSA FLIES TO GAY PAREE AND SAYS: UT DULLES WILL STILL PRESS FOR WARNING I LONDON, Thursday. FRANCE and AUSTRALIA yesterday cold-shouldered the American Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, rilum warning to Peking that open intervention in
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    AND NOW A BOMB THAT CAN KILL ALL LIFE
    77 1 AND NOW A BOMB THAT CAN KILL ALL LIFE I RK, Thurs. HnF'.V i-hemieal comH volutionH ict ion of H bomb ran H the building H dreaded H all the <:av by the Hj the N"'-v H William L. Lav- ;ivs thM the i '!v ■it the hy< tested. H
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    The third big bang is 'successful'
    17 1 IHWGTON, Thurs. wment said I nt did f n the preon
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    Man bites man
    10 1 24. was b r lobe ;i man
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    Peking says she has NO forces in Indo-China
    65 1 Peking says she has NO forces in Indo-China TOKYO. Thurs. COMMUNIST China denied today she had (roops in Inrio-China and accased the American Secretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, of "lies and slander" when he charted that Reds had intervened. "Dulles lied and slanderously charged that China haa intervened
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    800 paratroops bolster fort
    249 1 NEW REBEL ATTACK LIKELY SOOM PARIS. Thursday. 4 BATTALION of Frenrh troops- about 800 men—! was parachuted into Dicn Bien Phu last night during the continued lull in the fighting, the French Minister for the Associated States said here today. The garrison today saw the Vietminh
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    I plan to marry Barbara's husband next year
    169 1 I plan to marry Barbara's husband next year PARIS, Thurs. 11l M. AHI AN horn film star Zsa Zsa Gabor said here yesterday that a year to the day frnm now she would marry Porfirio Kubirosa, Dominican diplomatplayboy, now estranged from millionairess Barbara Hutton. .Miss Gabor made the announcement as
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    Boy found drowned
    48 1 OFFICER'S SON A 3J-year-old boy. Kevin Smith, son of Lt. -Commander K. Smith of the Royal Navy, was found drowned ye.stordav in a reserve water-tank about 100 yards from his home at Boom Drfenre. Loyang. TempenLs Road. Singapore. Police were stilJ investigating early this morning.
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    Clerks want arbitration
    41 1 An emergency meeting of temporary clerks employed by the Sincapore Government last night decided to demand arbitration of their 30 months' back pay claim. Most of the clerks present at the meeting did not favour a strike ballot.
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    BAD AIM: NO DIVORCE
    172 1 He missed his wife with an egg LONDON. Thur.s. A MAN may Mine an egg at A hLs wife's head in Englanr without being held guilty of cruelty which would entitle her to a divorce, a Judge ruled yesterday— but only if he misses her. The
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    BUSINESSMAN FOUND SHOT
    203 1 Slumped in office chair with revolver in his hand Xl \l Ll'MPl'R. Thursday. MR. W. R. HEAPHV, 38. English manager of Nestles Kuala Lumpur branch, was found shot In his office here this morning. Soon after 9 o'clock the assistant manager heard a shot in Mr. Heaphy
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    Hong Kong visit
    26 1 HONG KONG. Thur.s. Lieut. -Gen. Samuel Anderson. Con mander of the U.S. Fifth Air Force in Korea, flew to Hong Kong today. UP.
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    BACK WITH A NEW FACE
    10 1 WAN MAHADI last 7ii(,hfs picture.
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    Release my husband, she'll plead
    134 1 Release my husband, she'll plead ■OHO KONG. Thurs MRS. SI E BIOL arrived he«r today from TaiDeh on her way to Geneva to plead personally with the Chinese Communist's at the tar East i i>ni t ri in i- to release her 33--year-old husband who has been in a Chinese
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    Malaya is the best place, he says
    117 1 WAN MAHADI bin Wan Ali. 13, n tin in (i to Malaya last night and said it ».is still I lit- host pl.irt- to InWan M in. uli from Pontian. I' ih mil rrtuVnrd hy air from Sydney, uhrrr m» m. mills' plastic
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    2 HUNGRY BANDITS (IN BUS) GIVE UP
    176 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.s. TWO hungry terrorists have surrendered to a bus driver near Segamat. North Johore. The men hid treir raps aiii rifles then boarded a bu.s at the Vighth mile. Jementah Road. No one u» the bus knew who they were. They
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    Police seize opium
    44 1 A Sineapore Marine Police p.Urol led by Inspector Ungku Adam seized $30,000 worth of opium from a motor sampan about 5 p.m. yesterday lo the KaJlane River. The opium is belirvod to harp come from Burma Two men have been detained.
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    Trade mission
    25 1 THE HAGUE. Thur.s. A private Netherlands trade mission as scheduled a 10--day trip to Moscow in May to explore East-Wrst tradr possibilities. —A.P.
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    Tear gas out in Guiana
    173 1 Tear gas out in Guiana As mob stones the police GEORGETOWN, Thurs. POLICE used teftTgU for the first time n British Guiana to disperse a crowd of 300 demonstrators, who pelted them with stones and bottles last night outside the F'eoples' Progressive Party headquarters. Thr crowd first sathrrrd Mai QeorgctOTnn
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    STOP PRESS
    50 1 Dill B I I VIM. 10 LONDON \M> FAKIfI I ONDOH, Thurs— Ami-i-rt-tarv nf sint( will pn>l>.iii llv lo and P.in^ n«-\l t.iiks an imici I Gcnei i confer* i» will be follDuup <i f liis call fof allird i. to Peking !n krrp Indo-Cliiii -i I. Renter.
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    'I AM A GIRL' CERTIFICA TES
    73 1 'I AM A GIRL CERTIFICA TES WELLINGTON. Thur.s. Mr. H. I. Austad. chairman of the New Zealand Olympic and British Empire Games Association, declared today that a Vancouver report sayine women competitors must produce rertifiiate.v ns to their sex wa.s "news' to mo." Tile report quoted Mr B. Clerk, gene:
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    Border shots
    32 2 JERUSALEM, Thurs --Jordan today accused Israeli troops of shooting across the border in Jerusalem and filed four new protests against alleged Israeli truce violations to the mixed Armistice Commission -UP.
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    US $4 mil. to win rubber battle for synthetic
    329 2 ACCENT WILL BE ON MOTOR TYRES WASHINGTON, Thursday. A SUM of U. 5.54,160,000 has been set aside to A finance a research programme whose main objective is to produce more efficiently better and cheaper synthetic rubber. Announcing this yesterday, the Reconstruction
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    The Princess wields pick in coal mine
    194 2 NOTTINGHAM, Thurs. PRINCESS Margaret, with a smudge on her cheek and coal dust on her shoes emerged from her first visit to a coalmine here yesterday triumphantly clutching a lump of coal she had hacked out for herself. She held It up and
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    Last rites—and then he improves
    60 2 Last rites— and then he improves TEHERAN. Thurs.— Mr. Hussein Fateml. ex-Foreign Minis ter in the ousted Mossadeq re gime. was reported improving yesterday -only two days after he had been given the last rites of the Muslim faith in preparation for his death. He is due to face trial
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    RELIEF PLAN FOR THE ONE-BOSS TOWN
    262 2 Batu Amng sackings worry M.P. LONDON. Thursday. \|R. Oliver Lyttelton. the Colonial Secretary, asked in the House of Commons yesterday about the township of Batu Arang. Malaya, said the question of giving relief work in the township, should it become necessary, was being considered.
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    JUIN WAS VICTIM OF 'MORAL SWINDLE': DE GAULLE
    278 2 JUIN WAS VICTIM OF 'MORAL SWINDLE DE GAULLE PARIS. Thurs. fENERAL DE GAULLE said today that Marshal Alphonse Juin. dismissed from his French j Defence post after a speech attacking the European Army Treaty, had been the victim of "a moral swindle." General De Gaulle said that Marshal Juin had
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    Hen lays an atomic egg
    42 2 AMERSHAM. Thurs. Britain s atom scientists said yesterday they have created their first radioactive rgg by feeding hen waste material from an atom plant. A scientist sairi it will be used for "further scientific experiments." -A. P.
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    Lyttelton still has hopes
    145 2 Lyttelton still has hopes LONDON. Thurs. MR. Oliver Lyttelton. Secretary of State for the Colonies, said yesterday he still hoped he could introduce new legislation early ln the next session of Parliament about plans for future development in the Colonies. Mr. James Johnson. Labour, had asked him in the Commons
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    Pact reviewed
    26 2 TAIPEH. Thurs. The Nationalist Cabinet today reviewed the Slno-French trade agreement for $60,000 000. The agreement is expected to be signed next week.— Reuter.
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    COMETS TO CEYLON AGAIN
    65 2 LONDON. Thurs. British Oversea* Airways Comet |et airliner service to Colombo was resumed yesterday after having been suspended since January. This is the .second Comet service to return to normal since a BOAC jet airliner crashed off Elba, in the Mediterranean, in January with the loss
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    Zizi thrill tough New York critic
    65 2 it ZIZI JEANMAIRE. French dancmg star of "The Grl in Pmk part turned down by Marilyn Munroe so impressed the hard-boilf tics that they filled their coiumn? with rave notices One of them v. has three assets a lovely dancer called leanmaire. a beaut'fu!
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    THE OLD ARE LEFT IN THE COLD'
    361 3 Labour hit out at the 'bad Budget 9 LONDON, Thursday. \JR. HUGH GAITSKELL, the former Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer, in the House of ommons last nijrht called Mr. R. A. Butler's standstill Budget "bad, because it is unfair" Mr. Gaitskell said it
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    NOW ALL H-BOMB j H-BOMB DEFENCE
    148 3 NOW ALL H-BOMB j H-BOMB DEFENCE l0 \!v/>x. Thurs. ,i defence H bombs ex- Britain-wide ..day fol- vontry City ision to defence as I In Lon- r, BirmlngSwansea detry'a decision in and Mr Leslie H,. jvas decorated H .n the blitz on his 3,000 H i fence Corps Nc. g
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    The Chinese don't seek to grab power
    137 3 The Chinese don't seek to grab power LONDON. Thurs. MR. P. S. CASSIDY. writing to The Times today as a former member of the Legislaincll of Hong Kong he lived there for nearly 40 years said the Chinese in Hong Kong .showed no serious desire to grasp more political power
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    Workers decide to end 'go slow'
    58 3 LONDON. Thurs.— Post Office workers last night decided to 0 slow movement which layed handling of both borne and overseas parcels. Since Monday, 2.500 work >ra in two London centres, hare a 'king to rule In proInsi postal authorities' rejection of a claim ior
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    Trade mission
    25 3 JAKARTA. Thurs.— An Indo- 1 nosian trade mission leaves this week for Czechoslovakia. Hungary. Rumania and Poland for a three-month tour. U.P. .V.V.V.WV.V.V.W.V.V.V
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    POLICE ARREST 300 IN PONDICHERRY
    46 3 POLICE ARREST 300 IN PONDICHERRY were I I :i>trav.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v. which were .sponsored by the Communists, the police The Indian flag fluttered on a] Pondiiherry buildings. All taxis have been eommanby the government. Rstrlctiona on the entry of Indian citizens into Pondicherry have been tightened. A iViVAViWAW/UWAWiW
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    Police fire on students
    49 3 A LEBANESE police captain gives the order to open lire on students rioting m Beirut again&t the Turkish-Pakistani pact. Twenty-nine people were injured. The students tried to march through a gate at the American Iniversity. but were stooped by rifle fire and hoses. A.P. picture.
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    $90 million to reform bandits
    203 3 TERROR PROBLEM IN CELEBES JAKARTA. Thursday. T'lIK Indonesian Government has decided to give 300 A million rupiahs (>IS9O million) to rehabilitate captured or surrendered armed terrorists in the Celebes Islands, the Second Vice Prime Minister. >Ir. Zainul Arifln. said in Parliament today. Mr. Arifin said
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    EEPOURED SOUP ON SOLDIER
    125 3 BONN. Thurs. AN RAF. police corporal, Alan George Mac Donald sras found guilty yesterday on 21 ol 24 charges of ill-treating prisoners and was sentenced to six months' detention The finding* and sentence are subject to confirmation. Mac Donald a 21 -year-old regular, was convicted on
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    T.V. goes to Guernsey
    40 3 GUERNSEY. Thur.s. The Guernsey Parliament yesterday sanctioned an application by the British Broadcasting Television Department to erect three temporary masts on the Island. The approval Is subject to confirmation by the i.sland's Natural Beauties Committee. Reuter.
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    The Princess couldn't make it
    42 3 MELROSE, Thurs.— Princess Margaret was unable to attend the christening yesterday of the son of the Earl and Countess of Dalkeith The Countess acted as proxy for the Princess who is a godmother of the child.— Reuter.
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    Austin record
    35 3 LONDON. Thurs— The Austin Motor Company produced a record number of 20.630 vehicles in March. Nearly 13.000 of them were exported to over 100 different countries earning foreign currency worth 8.598, 150. Reuter.
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    1,500 Reds try to end meeting
    94 3 1,500 Reds try to end meeting BERLIN, Thurs SOME 1 500 Communists from East Berlin last night tried to break up a political meeting addressed by former German Army General Hasso van Man•euflel in a dingy smoke-filled beer cellar in the Western sector. Demonstrators, called out for days by the
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    Honduras election
    28 3 LONDON. Thurs. Despite reports of Communist penetration in British Honduras. Britain announced yesterday elections will be held there on April 28 "with universal adult suffrage." A.P.
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    Pope improves steadily
    56 3 VATICAN CITY, Thurs.— For the fourth time in three weeks, the Pope appeared at a window of hLs Vatican apartment yesterday to bless a cheering throng in St. Peter's Square The PontifT i.s reported improving steadily from the gastric ailment that forced him to cancel audiences for
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    A DANCING WELCOME FOR THE QUEEN
    181 3 LONDON. Tues lONDONERS will dance at j open places along the river-front on the evenin? of the Queen's homecoming from her Commonwealth tour on May 15. The London County Council said today that dancing sites were being at-t up at suitable spots by the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    242 3 LONDON, ThuM. Closing prices or selected stocks were LOANS Consols 65 Funding 4'i, 101 t War 3VJ, 1956-59 88 :.oun 3Vi 1956-59 £!K 12 6d BANKS Mercantile itl2' 2 27 Eastern £s > Bs Chartered (£1) 43 3 Hoiixkoiig isl> 96 1 INSCRANCE Com. Un. (uu.) 13V t
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    LONDON TIN
    26 3 LONDON. April 8. Cash Buyers V.765: Sellers C 770; Forward Buyers C 735; Sellers t740: Settlement t *«.">: Turnover a.m. 40 tons; p.m. 70 tons
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    LONDON RUBBER
    44 3 LONDON. Apr. B —Spot 17' id., May 17'-d. Junr 17 .d.. July-S<pt. 17 7 .d.. Oct -Dec. 18d Jan -Mar 18'» d.. Apr.-Jun* 18', d., Apr. c.l.f 17 7 I6d May c i f. 17.-d.. June c.l.f. 17 9 16d. Tone: Steady.
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    Britain sets a record
    47 3 LONDON. Thurs.— A British European Airways turbo-prop Viscount with 20 passengers aboard yesterday set up an unofficial airline speed record from London to Gibraltar when it flew the 1.149 miles in three hours 32 minutes. Normal time is four hours 20 minutes. Reuter.
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    THE BIG PHOENIX PARK AXE
    212 4 Phantom real, but 'just a little hatchet' rr\\K PHANTOM AXE become a reality but the Commissioner-deneri a little hatchet. A spokesman admitted for some of the locally-emp sioner-Gonrral's office will of Phoenix Park" has according to officials in al\s Office, it will only be yesterday
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    'Man I gave car lift to robbed me' —COURT TOLD
    151 4 'Man I gave car lift to robbed me' —COURT TOLD A SUNDRY .shop owner told a Singapo-e court yesterday thai while tiavellinn to town from Tampans one night in January, he saw a lift to a man who later robbed him of $650. He had just before delivered t-nmc goods
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    'No entry' fines
    37 4 Four cyclists. Shanta Singh, Tan Jim Suah. Chee Cheng Chua and Lim Keng Chwee. and a motorist. Tan Choo Chu. were each fined $5 In Singapore yesterday for disregardl ing traffic "No Entry" signs.
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    I swear...but it was on wrong book
    91 4 I swear.. .but it was on wrong book A DETECTIVE called to give evidence ir Hn Singapore Eighth Police Court yesterday walked smartly to (he witness box, took down a book, placed his left hand on it, raised his right hand and began: "I swear that the evidence 1 shall
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    Amahs robbed
    24 4 A thief broke into two maidservants' quarters in Eng Neo Avenue. Singapore, last Wednesday and stole clothing and valuables worth about $100.
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    Cholera on ship: 111 put in quarantine
    159 4 PENANG. Thurs. I THE s. s. Santhla from Calcutta by-pa.s.seri Penang yesterday because of a cholera outbreak aboard :md sailed direct to Singapore without] disembarking passengers! All ill passengera for Penang j were taken to Pulau jerejak, whore they will be in quarantine
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    762 MORE
    36 4 A total of 762 Singapore youths between the ages of 18 and 20 registered for National Service at the SVC. Headquarters, Beach Road, yesterday. At the Singapore Harbour Board dockyard, 220 employees were registered.
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    Drove men to house-then read it had been robbed: evidence
    284 4 A SHOP assistant told a Singapore court yesterday that the day after he drove two men to a house in Tiong Poh Road, he read that the house had been robbed. The witness, whose name wa.s wit held for security
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    'Bad' lorry driver gets gaol term 2 YEARS' DISQUALIFICATION, TOO
    172 4 'Bad' lorry driver gets gaol term 2 YEARS' DISQUALIFICATION, TOO A LORRY-DRIVER. Tan Hork Heng, was described yesterday as a bad example to all road users, by the Singapore Traffic Magistrate. Mr. F. A. Chua. Tan was sentenced to a month's gaol and disqualified 1 from driving for two years
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    No loitering at crossings —he warns
    116 4 No loitering at crossings he warns KOTA BAHRU. Thurs. FLICE would act against loiterers at road junctions. I the State Secretary. Dato Aria I D Raja, tola the Kelantan Council ol State today. Dato Aria aLso pnaslMd that provision would be made in the 1955 estimates for piped water and
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    Film to aid sportsmen
    70 4 A charity premiere of the film 'Grand National Night" will be held at the Pavilion cinema. Singapore, at 930 p.m on April 20. Proceeds will be donated m Shaw Brothers to the Asian Games Fund to send a team or Singapore athletes to the second Asian
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    Another branch for Party Negara
    35 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Dato Sir Onn bin JafTar will address a meeting tomorrow at Rex cinema here. The meeting Ls being held to form a local branch of Party Neuara.
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    BAD LUCK TANKER LOSES CAPTAIN
    143 4 BAD LUCK TANKER LOSES CAPTAIN rpHE SOUTH KOREAN tanker Chun Chi Ho. which has had bad luck since she left Genoa for Pusan and which is now having engine repairs in Singapore. lost her Korean Captain yesterday. Her master Captain J. S. Lee was flown back to Pusan on medical
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    Police show for fund
    63 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Kuala Lumpur police are organising a special film show and a Malay banes* wan in aici ot lady Templer's T.B. Fund "The Blue Lamp. a film about the Metropolitan Police. will be shown on the morninp of April 14 at the Odeon. The
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    Two days of hush hush
    64 4 KUALA I.UMPUR Thurs Three Important mertinßs have been held behind closed doors In Kuala Lumpur In the past two days. Yesterday the Council of the University Of Malaya met. Today thr three-man Constituency Delineation Commission, headed by Lord Merthyr. and the Government Working Party to
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    Katong club officials
    75 4 Katontt Boys' Club officials for this yoar r»r<v Messrs. K. V Veloo. chairman; M. P. Mietad Tnn. vice chairman; Steven Iloh Cheng Chlew. Hon. sfcr<t;iry Omar Sakiban. MSt hon. sec: Chan Pitt Chow, hon. treasurer: Kenneth Bhem. sports secretary: Clive de Silva. asst sports secretary: Johnny Gan
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    Parish house
    22 4 KUANTAN. Thurs. Workon a new parochial house for the Roman Catholic Church has beeun The building is nra: the church.
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    FILM CHIEF ON SPORE VISIT
    45 4 MX WOLKK COHEN, (third from left). president of Warner Kruthrrs First National Piitures, arrived in Sin Kaporc from Colombo yesterday with his wife on a round-thr-world trip. They wer* met by Mr. and Mrs. Run Run Shaw. Straits Times picture.
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    'TEN MINUTE ALIBI' IS WELL PRODUCED
    230 4 rE striking of a clock I the ptrkinß-up of a passport from a desk the unlocking of a door on sui-h slender incident* does "Ten Minute Alibi" progress to It.s tense conclusion. Last night's Ktaxe Club production established the muln points of the drama
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    The Thing' Panics 200
    232 5 [iio ALL FLEE FROM piGURE IN BLACK' PENANG, Thursday. SHED to St. George's Girls' School am Road here today after 200 pupils i seeing a "figure in black" in their ned and ran down the school's Bui no one was found. The "shadow" had vanished. i
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    Transfer of ships rules muse stay
    26 5 Transfer of ships rules muse stay He I IntroK I r I r E d Nations' < tn E I 1 comI I <ible." I v I
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    Music society officials
    34 5 MuSi- a pore H: s i" Samy; net i E| Mr. M. V. On v K A. Mr 8 Oot litor Mr A T 0 K Ant r. Shanmm > Gotint i;ini.
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    CUSTOMS REVENUE FALLS
    32 5 year, the In- Tobacco duties, which Top thifielded 58.250.000. liquors, 55.508.000. petroleum $3,321,000 I and entertainments 5i.318.000. Revenue collected last year totalled 578. 367.000, a record for the Colony
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    Talent' gifts vanish
    51 5 Two fountain peni and a buttle •>!' perfume were stolen tnim a showcase al the Great World Cabaret 8 ngapore, on Wednesday afternoon. The pens and perfume were ea for the winners of tinAmateur Talent Quest, and had been on display in the showcase for more than
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    with staring eyes schoolgirls
    366 5 JUDY, THE PRODIGAL, GOT DOUBLE HELPINGS tyHEN Judy, hitherto a home-loving dog, was smitten with wanderlust recently she started a flurry which echoed through Singapore. Judy. biscuit-coloured and "mostly Corgi." had lived all her five years at a South Quay lighterage company owned by Mr. and
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    3 died in crash: driver charged
    64 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Raymond Lons;. of the Bast Yorks, Kluanu. was charged in the Police Court, with causing the death of Liow Aik Chee as well as a Chinese f.irl aaed U and a Chinese baby ol .^ix months by nesllgently driving a military
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    Govt. buys $1 mil. worth of land
    181 5 HOMES PLAN CAN NOW BEGIN \7ARIOUS GOVERNMENT expansion schemes held up because of lack of land can now begin. The Singapore Government has spent nearly $1 million during the last few months buying more than 215 acres of land. i Mast of the
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    Theft from club
    26 5 A woman's wristwatch. a Kulrt ring and a gold chain were stolen from the Alumni Association premises in Akyab Road. Singapore. yesterday morning.
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    S'pore shop assistant is stabbed at dawn
    148 5 rUR MEN. one armed with a knife, attacked and seriously wounded an sssistant in a coffee.vhop in Kalians Road. Singapore, yesterday morning. The victim. Tung Chunsr Kwang, 24. was knifed twice in the oack and in the head. He was saved from beini;
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    Extortioners flee woman
    40 5 Three men waylaid a 17-year-old schoolboy near hi* house in Yio Chu Kang Road Sincapore. on Wednesday afternoon and tried to extort money from him. The" men took fright and ran whefl the boy's mother showed up.
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    'TILTING BUILDING' RUMOURS DENIED
    213 5 'TILTING BUILDING' RUMOURS DENIED THE architect for the Asia Insurance Company's 18-storey building at Finlayson Green. Singapore, Mr. Ng Keng Siang, yesterday denounced rumours about the project as "baseless and mischievous." The rumours were that the building was tilting, the foundations had sunk, and the builders were getting out and
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    He had officer's missing shoes
    48 5 KUANTAN. Thurs. Hassan bin Isa 25, a mining labourer of Suncei Lembinc. was sentenced to five months' imprisonment by Inche Abdul Hair.id. the Circuit Magistrate here today for retaining a stolen pair of .shoes belonging to Mr Augustine Lee. Assistant Resettlement Officer. Kuantan
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    Dockyard youths sign up
    49 5 More than 200 youths, em- ployed in the dockyard section ,of the Singapore Harbour Board, registered yesterday for j National Service. To sign them on. six regisitration officers set up a temporary office there. Employees lin the wharf and other sections will be registered today.
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      301 5 A TIP FOR SINGAPORE Why take less When Pepsi's best THE Cola nut. one of the ing rettirnt;. of Pepsi-Cola. QrOttf on trees in Africa and the West Indies. The people irhn live in those areas, call the Cola tree "The Tree of Life." Modern science has taken a tip
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      342 5 SINGAPORE DIARY ■AVIOMAI SKKVK K KKtiISTRA- Youth Timrs ;ui -< onditioned IheTIO\- Cirouus H I and J at Nil- alrette. 2(i. Katllis Vhue 1 p.m. il Servire Ollire. SVC EMU Sllll.l. THKATKKTTI.: Free film Hill Be-i<li Road 8 am. to t> pm. Miou ■oeesr, The Great Game— TKI OK AYKR
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    DEATH
    41 6 in H.i/n\ $111 (minimum) HEAPHY: on April 8. at Bungon r Hospital. William Kenneth Heaphy, Manage! of Nestles Products Malaya Limited, Kuala lumpur. Funeral today 'April 9), at St. Mary's Church. Kuala Lam- 1 ;> in. Slop Interment Cheras Rond Ceme
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    44 6 2lt H i»n/s J/(/ (minimum) MR. AMD MRS LEE ENG CHUAN and Mr. and Mi- I.oh Kool Yew and their families lhank all rrlaiives and friends foi their kind expressions of sympathy. Assistance rendered and attendance al the iuncral of madam Dolores Chin.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    38 6 »..rrf< |JS (minimum) IN 1 OVING, cherishing memory dear, gentle mother, Juliet Ada Ci mpbell mcc Rodricksi. Calleri h'»ine to rest, Beyond the vale el 1 epinc. Tnj In. liig Father He hath willed It no.
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    238 6 20 H,,ds flu 1 minimum) I.v PEDANI I cry day in if you want to win that $.i,OOO wore, puzzle. YOU MUST see the newest American Jantzen sportswear at Town and Country Boutique, 64. H:gh Street. TOWN COUNTRY Press Salon I 1 ••> in 'both model and bud--1 f
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. April 9, 1954. Stopping a New Korea
    641 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. April 9, 1954. Stopping a New Korea The purpos-' of American policy in South-east Asia is j not to get into a war, but to keep out of one. Since that is I the real basis of collective I security there is no ground for
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    Standing Orders
    418 6 Revision of the Standing! Orders of the Singapore Legis- lativc Council has engaged the leisurely attention of a Select Committee since 1951. The Committee has now presented its first report. Its recommendations are unexceptional, and because some of the more important preoccupations will be influenced by the coming
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    Tolling Bell
    199 6 Again the bell tolls. The R.F C. is allocating over four million dollars for research into synthetic rubbers in the next tweko months. That is three times what Malaya is to spend, nor is the R.F.C. the only agency in the synthetic field. The American chemical and petroleum
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    In memory of founder of Penang
    175 6 HERE are a few closing lln« to your special feature on Francis Light. This well-known Ma lav pan- tun cannot be less than 160 years old and enshrines within its preamble the memory of Francis Light: Pulau Pinang bandar baharu. Kapitan Lait menjadi Raja.
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    It was founded 50 years ago
    69 6 I WISH to correct an apparent misstatement by the' secretary of the Incorporated Society of Planters. The claim that the Incorporated Society of Planters is ''the only planters' association in Malaya" is misleading as there are planters associations throughout Malaya. The Johore Planters Association,
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    He seeks help to get qualification
    99 6 I AM one of those unfortunates who has] to leave school through force of circumstances. I know it is a great handicap not to have the Cambridge School Certificate. One cannot go very 'ar without this minimum qualification. May I suggest to the Director
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    Malayan economics enters the political field
    254 6 m Km A if <&• --fr -*F* W^mKktmtbt^kato^mt^k^m HAVE read with interest your editorial on Malay participation in the public transport system and the report on the Federal Legislative Council debate on it. The main issues appear to be: The Malays must be given
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    SUFFIX IS FOR EMPHASIS
    260 6 SUFFIX IS FOR EMPHASIS I DO NOT agree with Mr. J. Herbert when he says that the Malays habitually use "la' when speaking English. The suffix "lah" (please note "lah. and not '"la") in the Malay language is used to emphasise the word to which it is appended. It has
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    Mixture can spoil both languages
    126 6 I AGREE with Mr. J. Herbert who said that the "mixed" Malay language will lead to the extinction of the origin of the language This "mixed" language Is usually common among the Malay students of English schools We often hear "Don't j disturb me lah!".
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    'Beauty, art in Chinese language'
    143 6 'Beauty, art in Chinese language' YfR. E. L. Spooner-Lilling- stone, Director-General of the Federation's Telecommunications, has captured the public interest by his disclosure of the fantastic machine called the desk fax." But what interests me most is his ...ierence to the Chinese language. He said that the "desk fax" could
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    'MALAYS SHOULD ACT NOW
    122 6 'MALAYS SHOULD ACT NOW IN what way does Nik Mahmood Haji Abdul Majid want other Malayans to co- operate with the Malays? In the political field the Chinese are co-operating. The U.M.N.O.M.C.A. Alliance is the proof. Again, he says that the economic life of the Malays is being strangled. This
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    At the 'zebras'
    36 6 IN Outram Road and Tiong Bahru Road motorists seem l to ignore pedestrian crossings completely. Time and again I have seen pedestrians run for their lives at these crossings. ONG KIAN PANG Singapore.
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    'ROAD HOGS' OF KUALA LUMPUR
    281 6 IN ALL my 12 years of driving, I have never met such inconsiderate and selfish drivers as those in and! about Kuala Lumpur and not only Asians but Europeans also. These "road hogs" who invade Batu and Ipoh Roads and the car parks of cir.
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    WILL HE TRADE WITH THE DEVIL ?
    154 6 WILL HE TRADE WITH THE DEVIL MR. EGtaONT HAKE is reported as saying that Malaya should be allowed to export rubber to Communist China and Russia freely. Since 1948. people Of this country have been fighting Communist terrorism. At present the fight la still going on. Civil and militaiy casualties
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    Music for 'ear-eyed creature'
    180 6 IN the ancient Tamil classics the common name lot the snake is "kadspvi". which means the "eye-eared er<-a-tun- The traditional belief in India and Ceylon is that snake* can hoar by means of their eyes. During the hot months of February to April. make charmers can
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    True kindness must embrace all'
    187 6 MRS. SHIRIN FOZDAR takes up cudgels on behalf of tho.se she considers the weaker: sex and the underprivileged children anil all power to her in this, of course. But the effort seems to have drained all kindness from her when It comes to the subject
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    On the Margin
    110 6 On the Margin A weightj n J SOLEMN, Secret well Fj r< tularly with pu.sit< bencher involved 01 turned b; he know: I I I! -I that M I politician He U oh "1 in life it 1 1 i.s comprehei able. ■■nil v thai for a honouri point p
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      610 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. 711 Hn>rf« Ill i minimum) Cl IKKORD: To Rhona a son In Dublin on April r >. 1954. SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Hord, (V,n.j-«,,v in els. txlru. Asian LADY Stenographer re- 1 m must be Efficient In Shorthand and Typing. Apply Ro\ AAB44. B V PROBATIONER l EACHER Normal
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      70 6 PASTOR OF TROUBLED SOULS "The Church tells people tn have faith," says Dr. Norman Vincent Pealo. "hut often it doesn't tell them HOW." Inspiring portrait of a spiritual lr.ader who sacrificed a promising career as a journalist, and is now chancing the lives of millions by showing them the way
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      99 6 wkrTWrte K /I NEW MODELS I RADIOS an° k§ RADIOGRAMS \M PHILIPS, I HIS MASTER S VOICE j v DECCA Etc. h Now on show in our spaci fhj showrooms f S. MOUTRIE CO., (M) I lj A TOP FLOOR. JOHN LITTLE TODAY'S NATIONAL SERVICI KeKistration .it the Niimn.il Service
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    Life-Destroying Tiger' sent emand for $10,000
    316 7 ill T HE GETS FOUR YEARS IN GAOL LUMPUR, Thursday. t "Life-Destroying Tiger 1 and were read today in the Kuala s Court when Tenu: Yah How was "J v iih attempted extortion. >ri to two well-known Kuala demanded $10,000 and $5,000. SO, wai
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    lined $40 over few cents row
    62 7 I.iew Leun Kw.ili tol<l a Singapore court yesterday that he smashed *onie |Umi when a shop proprietor refused to i -ive him i lew centa for hi.s bus fare to go home after he -md lost his. money gambUng there He was fined $40
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    Progressive Party gets poll expert
    102 7 MKS. 1\ J KLVNN (above) an expert with wide political experience in Britain, has been appointed organising secretary by the Singapore Progressive Parly to help il win the first elections to be held under the new Rendel constitution. Her immediate job will be to train
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    Labour meeting at sawmill
    53 7 IPOH. Thurs. The Perak Labour party will hold a public meeting at a sawmill in Kant- 1 pong Silibin on .Sunday at 4 :S0 p.m. Members will spe; 1 on the forthcoming elections. The Party proposes to open branches at Parit Buntar. Taiping .Sitiawan. Kuala Kangsar
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    DIVIDERS SLOW FIRE ENGINES
    41 7 DIVIDERS SLOW FIRE ENGINES warned i Council i if IT K Jtl, I l l bi conI I" v I'll' !l( can I- ir trom tO Sle and Be i °f r for Btr.: n P(- mads I;. p I -"nan
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    Back again
    8 7 D o recently n He will
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    FIGHTING FORCES TO GIVE IRST ART EXHIBITION
    49 7 FIGHTING FORCES TO GIVE IRST ART EXHIBITION The ML Memben of the Colonial forces, permanent arid volunteer, their families and civilian tmployeea are alao elisiible to Should entries permit, n'a display will al-so be The show will be open for days startinu on June sat the British Council Hall.
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    SIR HUGH SAYS GOODBYE TO KUALA LUMPUR
    130 7 LIEUT-GENERAL SIX 111 (ill STOCKWBIX, G.O.C. Ma lava, left Kuala Lumpur yesterday for Singapore on the first stect ol" his journey hack to Filmland on leave hei'ore taking over the post of Commander of the First Corps in (it-rmany. More than 100 people
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    S'pore sawmillers face shutdown
    150 7 TRANSPORT PLANS ATTACKED OAWMILLS in Singapore may be forced to close down if new Federation transport regulations restricting the carriage of timber to the Colony, are brought Into t'flept on April 12. Vehicles which now cm carry seven and a half tons of timber, under the
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    Problems of poor youths
    66 7 father Nicholas H. Wegner. director ot America's Boy* Town in Nebraska, will i>pend three hours visiting the Singapore .Social Welfare Department building m H.iwlock Koaci this morning. Mr P H. Meadows. Deputy Secretary for Social Welfare. will dtKOH problems ot poor and homeless youths with Father
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    Ceylon office holiday
    50 7 The office of the Ceylon Commissioner in Malaya will be closed from Tuesday to April 21 for the Sinhalese and Tamil New Year and the fcia.sU-r holidays. Urgent vi.sa.s and othor travel documents will be taMMd between <t am. to 12 noon from Wednesday to April 21..
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    Mobile service
    21 7 The Mobile Blood Transfusion Service will be at St. Andrew's Cathedral Hall from 4.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. today.
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    WIDOW (MOTHER OF 7) GETS $25,680
    135 7 Action over husband's death r |MH vi.v.v of a vegetable iituk.i killed in a muloriii uiriilent. \l. hi. inn- Seah On? Ah and her seven rliildreu (in picture) soon will have >:. r ,,t)KO to start life anew The award was the result of
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    HE BURGLED FRIEND'S FLAT: YEAR'S GAOL
    158 7 A lurry attendant. Ch< onSeng Wan. was faded for 1 a year yesterday for breaking intu his friend's Sat at Smith Btreet, Singapore and stealing property worth $470. CbeOU broke into the flat when he knew that his friend, Chan Chee Menu, and his
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    To study Japan's cottage industry
    46 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Dato Zainal Abidin bin Ha'i Abas, deputy chairman of the Rural and Industrial Development Authority, will fly to Bangkok on April 20 en route foi Japan, where for five weeks he will study the organisation of rottace indu.strie.l.
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    Smuggling case witness charged
    159 7 JOHORE BAIIRU, Tlims TAY KOH WAH. alias. Ah Kow, was charged In the Police Court today with having given false Information to the Cu.stoiiis on Mar. 6. He was alleged to have told them that he had put M cartons of cigarettes under the bonnet of
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    Handcuffed and held overnight in civil case, says accused
    239 7 Handcuffed and held overnight in civil case, says accused A SINGAPORE magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereux-Cole-bourn, yesterday ordered an investigation into an allegation by a man not charged with a criminal offence, that he had been handcuffed and detained by the police at Central Police Station. The man, An« Lian
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    Police eye girls at the wheel
    98 7 Police eye girls at the wheel THE Singapore Traffic Police Branch is on the look-out for young women who drive cars without licences. A police spokesman told th< Straits Times yesterday. "Recently we have brought to book many such people most. of them young girls, who are aided and abetted
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    Special worship
    31 7 A special puia ai.d "Ram Nam Bhagan' will be held at the Sri Ramakrishna Mission Temple. 179, Bartley Road. Singapore, on Sunday evening in connection with Sri Rama Nnvami.
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    WHY MORE FOR LESS? QUERY TO RAILWAYS
    147 7 WHY MORE FOR LESS? QUERY TO RAILWAYS SEREMBAN, Thurs. AIALAYAN RAILWAYS fare ratrs came under fire at today s mooting of the Seromban Town Council. Why. asked Mr. I,im Krr BkMlff, did week-rnrt return tickets from Kuala l.umpur to Sincapore cost $22 whrn pa.csengers from Seremban had to pay $24
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    Railway man retires
    71 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Mr O. H. OoOdrtck, senior official of the Malayan Railway, Is retiring after serrlng it 28 yeans. Mr. Good rick, who Is AffJs- Traffic Manager 1 Commercial), leaves next week xor Britain. He came to Malaya at the age of 10 He joired the
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      180 7 The weather! MINIMI M TKMPKRATIRE: i 7 30 pm on April 1 to 730 a.m. on April Singapore 76 degrees. Pen.niK 77. Kota Bahru 73. Kuala Lumpur 7J. lpoi» 7.) KaaßaM 73. MAXIMI M TKMI'KRATIRi:: i 7 3u ii in M T. 30 pm on April 8>: Sinti.ipoir 87. Penang
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    Kiss Me Kate —a musical triumph in 3-D
    411 8 Kiss Me Kate a musical triumph in 3-D WORLD of THEATRE By (iKORGK EDINCKR Ifiss ME KATE, music- :uid lyrics by Cole Porter, play by Samuel and Bella Spewack and (not acknowwdged) Mr. William Shakeneare, shining Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel and Ann Miller, is a sparkling roystenng masterpiece of three
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    THE PLOT'S THE SAME—BUT THIS TIME NO SHAKESPEARE
    330 8 THE PLOT'S THE SAME BUT THIS TIME NO SHAKESPEARE r THE plot of Lets Do It Again is exactly the same as that of Kiss Me Kate, save that this time there la no Shakespearean background, writes (leorjje Edinjjer. Wp arc introduced to the usual Broadway hu.«band and wife on
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    Great fun with Trouble in Store
    139 8 Great fun with Trouble in Store ENGLISH native knovkabout humour Ls usually more telling on the stage than on the screen, hut the film adaptation of the stage farce Trouble in Store is a very hippy effort iivleed Norman Wisdom is a comedian i»t genius in the immemorial English tradition
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    WORLD of THEATRE
    461 8  -  11 is a strange eom--1 cicience that The Taming of the Shrew, one of Shakespeare's lesser known comedies, should have cropped up twice in Singapore within a few days and each time in a form, that Shakesprare could not have envisaged. In the film Kiss me Kate
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    TO KEEP YOU IN THE PICTURE
    113 8 I FRONT PAGE STORY Fleet Street rather larcer than lifp and quitr a* natural. Thr cast perform with even merit. A film to hold you and *>tir your thouchtv ROMAN HOLIDAY. Sparkling licht romrdy it ut a runaway princess in Romr who enjoys twentyfour
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      273 8 The Straits Times Crossword H' 7 p~l F~I P™l W~ 1 I ill 111 1 -il I 111 H_Z^l Il_J__||!l N aß i I i I I II 1 I I fy"Tg ACROSS I «'T bl rf thlnBs off the 8 A North-country balP(6> map Ui- whole puts them on
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    |ero of Burmese War blazed trail for Suez Canal
    2036 9 |ero of Burmese War blazed trail for Suez Canal mi) IES special FEATURE 14 across the streets of London on October 31, 1845, s was broken by the clatter of a streamlined racing and travel-stained, for it had come a longway. sod the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, the Mediterranean
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    129 10 Singapurr liim-st- I'ioduir ladiaiur: HuJji- pi:>weif Copra -■< >;■■ a buvei *J. selh I V-' buvei-. *A\ wiltn fcxoniii Oil mciU>; |M MllMl Pep|M?r: quiet: > while p«p|M-r iio«n $15 I |M; Muntuk ulilte $245. $L'4O. lainpolii; bl.uk $215. lnn> and IVal: doting prices were:- Cupiu very quiet:
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    TIN PRICE UNCHANGED
    555 10 TIN PRICE UNCHANGED Shares are irregufy THK price of tin in Singapore yesterday firm and unchanged at 1362.7 a p, r highest price so far during the present The Singapore t j n price v. strong overnight position in Londi attributed to Argentine inquiry foi the war situation in Indo-China.
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    RUBBER CROPS
    52 10 March rubber crops announced are: Allenby Rubber Co. Ltd 29.000 lb.. nrnt;i Rubber Estates Ltd. 70.000 lb.. Jenun Kuantaa Rubber Estate Ltd. 44.000 lb.. Kunriong Rubber Estate ltd 34.000 lb.. Mentakab Pubbe: 61.500 lb.. Bungei Bagan Rubber Oo Ltd r_' i.ooo lb. Ttojonc Pau Rubber Estate Ltd. j
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    40 10 Australian stocks •teady liere tod price I A.P.M A B. Hill Court Drug I Goldsbrou i I Colonial ICI I C I Mount I Yarrn P N. Brok.r Piton.s Woolworth A. AmaJ Pel; and Herald Hill 50 Peko Peko Dunlop-
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    41 10 Singapo shippin Ships Imm. porr liaii.mr prrted liHla* Mull J. i BirniUi=j:;. j 13 14, Klzai I I i Fnesl. ■(041. Kan) 44 Outrr Ko.i inner I Satrl. Hi Plume, I !..n. Caltej I Pulaii Bal Albert ii.. \i. I t
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    CAPITAL CONTROL!
    129 12 MR. BJL PI'RSKR. a new j director of Stanton Nelson and Co. Ltd, Singapore rubber brokers, which were founded in 1920. who has secured capital control of the company. Mr. Purser came to the Fast i iin 1933 en the staff of the Chartered Bank of India. Australia
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    Classified rubber must be sold
    158 12 Classified rubber must be sold DKAI.ERS should give every assistance in markcttinu te< hnieally classified rubber. ■aid Mr. I. G. Salmond. chairmen of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Associat.on. Mr. Salmond said: "Since its inception, total Eastern production of T.C.R. has now passed the million bale mark. There are
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    KAMUNTING TIN
    14 12 Mr E. V. Pearce has left the Board of Kamunting Tin Dredßing.
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    Mr. A.R. Scott
    23 12 Mr. A. R. Scott has been appointed chairman of Kuala Kanusar Plantations in succeaaloa to the late Sir Sydney Palmer.
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    British rubber re-exports continue to increase TIN SHOWS BIG SLUMP
    360 12 British rubber re-exports continue to increase TIN SHOWS BIG SLUMP WHILE there is an increasing slump in the re- export trade from Britain of raw materials and commodities, rubber re-exports continue to nvw according to figures published, last week, in London. Re-exports, which once brought Britain a large part of
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    X-ray salesman meets doctors
    36 12 MR. \V. G. S. MU I II AM sales manager of the X-r*r and medical products division of the International General Electric Company who is in Singapore for discussions with Colony dot-tors.
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    RIDA latex factory is celebrating first year
    257 12 TH E Grisck Rubber factory, the pilot project operated directly by RIDA in conjunction with a small-holders Co-opera-tive Rubber Marketting Society has completed a year's working. The project. RIDA reports, has illustrated very clearly the numerous difficulties involved in any attempt to convert
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    TEN BRITISH TRUCKS FOR SARAWAK
    229 12 Are fitted with mobile cranes TEN British-made six-wheel-drive vehicles of the latest type have been ordered for use in oilfields in Sarawak and Indonesia by the Shfll Co. from Scammell Lorries Ltd.. Watford. They are part of an order for 38 for use in the
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    Singapore pays tribute to planters
    100 12 IN his annual report to the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, Mr I ft S\lm«Mri. chairman, paid tribute to the planters in the Federation without whose efforts the Singapore rubber market basically could not function. He said "From the security of Singapore we must
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    74 12 TIN outputs announced for last month areKatu Tin Dredginz Ltd. 632 piculs of tin ore produced out of 103.000 yards dredged: Renong Consolidated Tin Dredging 374 piculs of tin ore pro- duced out of 171,000 yards dredged. Sungei Bidor Tin Dredging Ltd. worked 627 hours and I treated
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    TROPIC PLYWOOD MADE IN U.K.
    358 12 COMMERCIAL NEWS VIEW m Preservative prevents rot DLYWOOD which can withstand the attacks of 1 insects and the climatic conditions of the tropics is now being produced by a well-known British manufacturer. Suro Laminated Wood Products Ltd Isle of Wii»ht. Other te.sts have further proved
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    America will us more pepper a price decline
    196 12 America will us more pepper a price decline IF" THE price of spot black pep] cents per lb. American eonsumptio. tons per annum may Increase I said a prominent New York produce Mueller, in Singapore. i The price of spot black pepper operating in New York thir, week was 73
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    RUBBER LAST HAS TIN
    24 12 rftHE B A Vi nounce.. with a C to allow over ihe 67! division of \\:> The the lasi talned <•"■: very
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      116 12 You can effectively COMB AT TOOTH DEC J 2 Brushing after every meal with I nnM 1 5 reduce tooth decay tn > import jnt »a>s! 1. It actually hcip^- rrmmt destr i^ivc bad '4 7. It attacks dull film which he'ds baCKril tooth >urtaicv 3. It even helps to
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    Royal hope beaten in first race
    163 13 NEWMARKET, Thurs. I TpHK Queen's handsome black colt, i i! Royal hope for lltlfi. was beaten in Produce Stakes. ha> OUtlng of lh° year here yesterday. Gninn between Hi and lft lbs. to. Ins four rivals In the mile event, 1 andau, a 6-4
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    Ban on Grand Prix stands
    89 13 JOHORE BAHRU. TbUTB. Erforts to punuada the Johore Go".to lift their ban on the Prise on the town course have bee i wltnonl tuocaaa. The Johore Bahm DtatrM Wel- Commlttei who were raapondbio for nf the previous races, h;i\e appointed a sub-corn U) sive the
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    H.K. Chinese among last 8
    44 13 I.ONPON. Thurs. Norman Ixi of Hong Knne reached the last eight of the men's singles in the B"i hampton Lnwn Tennis tournan ent yesterdny. In the fourth round ne beat Geoffrey Owen, a fellow Oxford P'-ie by 6-3, i-l.—
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    OOLONG, KNIGHT GALLANT II ARE READY Both work well on Ipoh track
    569 13  - OOLONG, KNIGHT GALLANT II ARE READY Both work well on Ipoh track By EPSOM JEEP IPOH, Thursday. fWO NEW horses attracted my attention on the track this morning. They were Oolong and Knight Gallant 11. Oolong, with Woods up, strode out stylishly in a workout with Kalemaria, clocking 40 for
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    HK sprinter expected to win top honours at 2nd Asian games
    502 13 HK sprinter expected to win top honours at 2nd Asian games HOX<; KONG, Thurs. A 21 -year-old student. Stephen \»Mn. h Hong Kong', big hope for gold or silver medal* in the athletic events at the Second Asian (.ami's at Manila from Maj 1 to May 9. Sb«l <>f stiture
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    BEST GALLOP BY TWO DIAMONDS
    430 13 IPOH, Thursday. TWO DIAMONDS (Whitney), beat Pride of Burma x (Franklin) and Canton (Straker) in a good trial over 3f. in 39 on the training track at Ipoh this morning. It was about the best workout of the morning. Two Diamonds looks a strong possibility
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    L.G.U. ELECTION AT ISLAND CLUB
    56 13 At the annual uen.Tal meeting ul the Ladies Section of the Islan.l Club held recently the following were elected to the committee: Captain: Mrs. H 1.1 m; Vice-Cap-tain: Mrs. J. Jantzen; SecretaryMrs. B. Brooks; LG.U. Manager Mrs. I Moiiison: Committee: Mrs. A. Murchlson. Mrs. E.
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    Port Vale increase their lead
    358 13 Port Vale increase their lead LONDON. Thurs. PORT VALE, beaten in the Cup semi-final by West Bromwich. were held to a 1-1 draw by Bradford < n> yesterday but continued to increase their lead in Div. 3 North. They now lead by nine points from their nearest rivals Barnsley. Both
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    Mercantile Bank to visit K.L.
    134 13 Twenty-five members. including two ottuials. oi tne Mercantile Bank Sporu> Cluu. Singapore, will lra\el up to Kuala Lumpur (or a series of liner- uianch coni|)etltions during t.iMn holidays. Two ciialleuge cups for soccer and badminton, have been donated for this meet, which is being held
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    TITLE TO AZIZ
    61 13 The Friendly Badminton Party' tournament was concluded recently, with the following results: Open Champion: Abdul Kfjti Ahmad, Runner-up: Chew Cork S«e*. "A' Singles Champion: Hus.sain tun Ibrahim; Runner-up:. Rahmal bin Awang Open Doubles Champlowrr Haiji' Singh and RahmatNbin AfHang; Run-ner-up Robert rhevV anA ujrahim Mostan X/^ 1^
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    31 invited for Johore Malaya Cup trial
    336 13 IN PREPARAHON for their x Malaya Cup fixture against Negrl Sembllan on Apr. 24. the Johore Amateur Football Askoclktion will hold a stale trial at the KluanK Town padang on Thursday Apr. 15. Thirty-one players from flvr districts have been lnWted by the
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      15 13 STAR SIX ON THE TRACK Camput Belle Two Diamond! Oolong Knight Gallant Punter*! Delight Orliaa
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    Eddie leads way into third round
    412 14 I.S. BADMIVrOX CHAMPIOXSIIIP* 001 PLAYING IN DOUBLES ONLY NIAGARA FALLS, New York, Thursday. PDDIE CHOONC, (Malaya), the All-England champion, showed his rivals the way into the third round of the men's singles championship in the United States national meet here yesterday when he beat
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    SAFA JUNIOR LEAGUE TIES
    84 14 Alexandra FC and Tu.ir.g Motu OB A drew 4-4 In the SAFA Dl\ 3A game at BODCA yesterday Hamid .3i ar.i Hassan scoted for Alexandra nnd Paul On« <2 > JaatH Ow and Kirn Ang for Tuang Mong Keb«neran Club played a scoreless draw wJth Junior
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    Owen's goals spark Seletar victory
    433 14 R.A.F. Seletar 4: Royal Lt.«nieers 0. OI'TSIDE-RICiHT Owen stored three goals out of four when R.A.F. Seletar brat the Royal Engineers in yesterday's Singapore Tinted Services Div. 1 league soccer match at (iillman. A 12th-minute throw-m resulted j in Seletar's first goal The ball carr»
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    SCCgo down toArgonauts
    113 14 SCC go down toArgonauts ARGONAUTS Football Club, al- though without centre-forward Awang Bakar. ployed one of their best games so f.ir this .season when they beat Singapore Cricket Club S A. FA. Div 2 lei-cue les ders b> 7—l in a friendly before 3.000 spectators on the pad.nik; yesterday SCC
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    S.O.S.C. DECIDE ON GAMES TEAM TODAY
    140 14 S.O.S.C. DECIDE ON GAMES TEAM TODAY Till final selection of the Colony rontincent to the second Asian t.. lines at Manila will be made at a meeting of the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council this afternoon. The selection will be guided largely by the finances available ■ml Ihe 49 names
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    WET TRACK GAVE FIVE NO CHANCE
    219 14 VIVE Singapore athletes failed to make thi grade for the Manila Asian Games al the final SOSC athletic trial at Victoria School yesterday Good times were put up by four of the competitors in spite of the very wet track They had narrowly missed
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    JAPS BEAT SIDO IN SWAYTHLING CUP
    334 14 LONDON. Thursday. T<HK JAPANESE table tennis team created a sensa--1 tio.i at Wembley last night when they thrashed the experienced Rumanians 5-0 and then beat the seeded Hungarians 5-2 in the Swavthling Cup for world's men team championship. Thp Japanese had the capacity crowd
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    Mentri Besar decides J.B. rifle cup shoot
    263 14 JOHORE HAHHU. rhunt. T»HE Johnre Bahru Rifle Associax tton won the Royal Johore Chalhnge Cup for small-bore rifle shoot ing here by a narrow twopoint margin Johore Bahru were the only eMMM tram In the competition and the 11 other sides cami from
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    QUEEN STREET BOYS FOR FINAL
    65 14 Queen Street Boys' Club team to play Prince Edward Road Boys Club winners of the Inter-Youth competition in 1952. in the soccer final for the Ray.er Cup" at the S(' C padang today at S p m is Hak Seng: Keng Sions. SHim bin Awang:
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    THIS LIKE ATHILE OF 01
    58 14 THIS LIKE ATHILE OF 01 ttircd si I 1 liro .K keeper Touch of ci Tee E 1 game. Tee Slai clearance ■i J Khoo The secoi j from 35 r out Row p. for Fn'.r hurried eh lunsed past Ef Jr. bet f the play t 1 H Angulli
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