The Straits Times, 28 April 1954

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    16 1 v The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1954 15 CENTS. Not** 1 1
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    LECTIONS: THE FACTS
    314 1 Voluntary voters: polls next year: the Speaker CIVIL SERVANTS IN KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE FIRST NATIONAL ELECTIONS 'to the Federal Legislative Council, to be held next soar if possible, will experiment with voluntary registration and polling, although •he High Commissioner and the Malay Rulers "see certain advantages
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    TEMPLER SAYS FAREWELL TO LADS FROM LANCASHIRE
    66 1 THE UK. I. I UMMISSIONKK. (■en. Sir OetaM Templer walked ihr length of an llriKich train at Kuala Lumpur to say good-h>c to men ol the Ist Battalion Manchester Regiment. The train M catty fall them on the first stace of their journey
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    Korea first the eneva alks
    18 1 Korea first the eneva alks lice action Korean lioldnave lice 01 pe» ce 1 l-ed by Poor aims
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    MISTERS EET ON DO-CHINA
    4 1 MISTERS EET ON DO-CHINA
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    High Commissioner to have control of 7 Council seats
    1376 1 High Commissioner to have control of 7 Council seats FOLLOWING sum- mariscs the comments of General Templer and Mr. Lyttelthe elections and ure: Reiening to nominated era, General Templer ally with Labour n presentation and the influence which the Labour vote might he expected to ex,u thn polls. He said
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    No reprieve for murderer
    53 1 LONDON. Tues The Home Secretary. Sir David Maxwell Fvfe said that there would be no reprieve for Ronald Harries a"cri 26. sentenced to death for murderinc John Harries, distant «UU«, whOM body, with that of hi.s wife, was found buried in a ftC Hairirs will be
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    HE'S THE ARMY'S Wo.l MARKSMAN
    61 1 Tlli; ARMY'S Number One marksman in Malaya. Lance orpnral B.I). Bentlcy of Liverpool. was among HI oflicrrs and mm of the .Manchester Regiment who passed through Kuala Lumpur on the first stasc of their journey home. I. mice Corporal Rentlry was top scorer at a
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    3 killed in rail smash
    48 1 1 FRANKFURT, Tues. Three people died ana CO were Injured when a Gorman tin in and the Scandinavian Express collided near Hanau, east of Frankfurt, today. The dead, all Germans, wore the Express driver and Rtiard and woman puwngfr in the Expreu. Renter.
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    DEATH THREAT TO THE QUEEN
    158 1 I'll shoot her, says Mau general KAMPALA. UGANDA. Tuesday. 'PHE Queens tour of Uganda, which begins tomorrow. •I was altered after receipt of a letter from a top Kenya Man Man leader. Dedan Kimathi. threatening to shoot her. a usually reliable source stated here today.
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    The Gothic's master ; is knighted
    103 1 The Gothic's master is knighted ADEN. Tues rE QUEEN last night knighted Captain David Aitchison. master of the liner Gothic, shortly before the ship arrived here after its 19.000 mile Royal Tour journey. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will not see the liner again until they cruise up
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    Note on Red offer ready
    68 1 PARIS. Tues— Britain and the United States have approved the Western power.-' draft reply to Russia's Note offering Soviet participation in the Atlantic Pact, it was authoritatively learned here today The draft will be .submitted to the French Council of Ministers tomorrow, and then the
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    MalayaG.O.C.for Spore exercises
    30 1 Lt.-Gen. G. K Bourne. G.OC. Malaya, flew to Singapore from Ku^.la Lumpur yesterday f'>r Die two-day 'Quo Vadis" indoor exercises at General Headquarters, Far East Land Forces.
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    Border tour
    23 1 JERUSALEM, Jordan. Tues King Hussein of Jordan and the Emir of Kuwait yesterday toured villages alone the Jor-dan-Israeli border. -A. P.
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    £2,600 haul from car
    49 1 SALISBURY. Tues. Mr Geoijje John Lane ha.s told the police here that somewhere along the road from Cornwall, a thief stole £1)00 mink mat from Tils car. while he and his wife stopped for a picnic. In a pocket was £2.000 worth of diamonds Reuter.
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    MP asks about Reds in Britain
    57 1 LONDON. Tues. The British government will be asked this week to ml up a Royal Commission "to Inquire into Com munist activities and propaganda" in this country. A question to Sir Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister to this effect was announced today by Sir
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    Royal visit
    24 1 THE HAGUE. Tues.- Kinu .Tederik and Queen Ingrid of Denmark arrived yesterday for i a three-day visit to the NeI therlands -A.P.
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    Passengers in bus get Red lecture
    106 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tucs. FIVE armed terrorists ambushi (I taxi, a bus and a pott office van in the Paßoh area of Johon ye.strrday. They ordrred the driven to drive down a track off the main road and passenpers in the bus were told to
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    NOW MONSOON RAINS JOIN BATTLE FOR FORTRESS
    190 1 NOW MONSOON RAINS JOIN BATTLE FOR FORTRESS HANOI, Tuesday. THE lone-awaited bie monsoon rains hit Dien Hien 1 Phu and all north Indo-China today as French and Vietminh artillery kept up duels across the ramnarts of the fortress. Since the rebel artillery attack was increased on Sunday the French have
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    137 1 5 LEADERS FEAR A FLARE-UP COLOMBO Tttea l/IVE A>ian Prime bfmlsten T meet tomorrow to face the problem of how to preven' the Indo-Chlna war fl developing into a major Asian flare-up. They are expected to make up ttvir minds about Mr Nehru's five-point plan !<>r i settlement in Indo-Ch:n:i
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    The Peacemakers
    40 1 GENEVA. Tues. Although Mr Foster Dulles. U.S. Bl Secretary, sits but four I away from China's Chou Enlai at the Geneva conference, he has neither shaken hand nor spoken to the Communist Premier and Foreign Minister, i -A.P.
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    W. Germany fine
    29 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. Dr James B Conant. U.S. Hish Commissioner in Germany, yesterday said that West Germany was fine economically and the political situation stable— A. P.
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    THE FREE PRESS will be back or SATURDAY
    164 1 THE FREE PRESS will be back or SATURDAY THE Free Press. Singapore's up-to-the-minute p»"." pictorial daily, will resume publication on Saturday. after an interval of about three months. The new Free Press will retain the sparkling features and bright pictures which ensured its popularity with a wide range of readers.
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    Malenkov harks back to 1942 pa
    446 2 'THIS IS ONLY WAY TOJPEACE, 9 SAYS RED LEADER INSURPRISE SPEy* 'SEALED IN BLOOD OF BEST SONS OF RUSSIA AND BRITAIN' MOSCOW, Tuesday. \JR. GEORGI MALENKOV, the Russian Prime Minister, said in a surprise speech here today that the cornerstones of European security were
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    More Soviet propaganda, says Britain
    119 2 LONDON. Tups. a BRITISH Foreign Office spokesman said today that it was a Russian Interest to perpetuate rivalries between France and Germany "so that Western Europe can be divided and weakened". The spokesman was commentinc on Mr. Malenkov's speech to the Supreme Soviet yesterday in
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    Two to die for murder
    44 2 JOHANNESBURG. Tues. Two Africans were sentenced to death yesterday for murdering Sydney Cecil Allln a 40--ypar-old immigrant, found •strangled in an ofnee 10 miles from here With him was an African watchman, who died from a fractured skull. Reuter.
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    Russian dancers in London
    45 2 LONDON. Tues. Forty -t^o Russian girls have arrived her* by air to show a new form of dancing. They start a threeweek season tomorrow. Their dances originate from folk dancing but have been arranged by choreographers at. Bolshoi Theatre. Moscow. Reuter
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    American grant
    22 2 NEW YORK. TOM. Thp Rockefeller Foundation yesterday said it had given U*****,400 to the American University of I Beirut. -A.P.
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    RUSSIA WARNS: WE'LL USE EVERY WEAPON
    168 2 —And that includes the H-bomb LONDON. Tuesday. \f OSCOW Radio broadcast a warning today by the ITI Soviet Trade Minister. Mr. A. I. Mikoyan. that Russian armed forces will use every weapon at their disposal- including the atomic and hydrogen bombs— in the event
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    Girl, 8, is strangled in London
    89 2 Girl, 8, is strangled in London LONDON. Tues PRETTY eight-year-old girl i\ was found strangled beneath a tree on a public common in the din?y north London suburb of Highbury early today. A piece of rope was twisted round her neck. The body of the girl, fair-haired Joan Miller, lay
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    QUEEN'S CHAPLAIN IS LEFT LIFE INCOME BY U.S. BRIDE
    164 2 BOSTON, Tues. CANON CHARLES RAVEN. Chaplain to the Queen, has been left a life income in the will of his 80-year-old millionairess wife who died 12 days after they were married. The income was contained in codicil to ilir will and
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    DAFFODIL TIME AT ROYAL LODGE
    63 2 IT'S DAFFODIL time at Windsor and the Royal children made the most of it before starting their journey to Tobruk to jom Me Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh on the last stages of their world tour. Picture shows Prince Charles and Princess Anne among
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    She wants the Duke for a souvenir
    55 2 LONDON. Tues. The school magazine at the high school that children of IS. serriremen attend in suburban Bushe> Park has polled the students on "what would \ou most like to take back to the I nited States?" Reply from one of the rlrls:
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    T.V. AWAITS QUEEN
    144 2 12 cameras for Royal homecoming LONDON. Tues BRITISH television in :ts bicgest outdoor assignment since the Coronation will on May II .screen the return to London of the Quee n and the Duke of Edinburgh from their Commonwealth tour Three motile units and 12 ca- meras will
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    Plane found NO SURE
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    RITAIN KEEPS OUT OF WAR
    432 3 No commitments before Geneva, says Churchill LONDON, Tuesday. £IR inston Churchill, the Prime Minister, told the House of Commons today the Western Foreign Ministers, meeting in Paris last weekend, took no decisions on Indo-China in advance of the Geneva conference. Sir Winston said the British
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    Marquis of Queensbury dies at 58
    115 3 FOLKESTONE. Tues. rill. Marquis ol Queensberry, Ison d1 the man who gave his name to the modern ol boxing, died today. spun.Mn.ui, stockbroker. soldier and author was 58. Marquis was born Francis Archibald Kelhead Douglas. Hf became the 11th holder i the not»>ci title
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    Russia ties hands
    26 3 LONDON, Tues. MOSCOW said the Minister Mi. A. I. Mikoyan. Supreme Soviet Russian atomic and nabs tied the hands ho would want to
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    Guest of honour
    27 3 SANTIAGO. Chile. Tues. Mayor Dupont of Paris visited President Carlos Ibanez yesterday and was guest of honour at a luncheon at Government Palace A.P
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    Envoy recalled
    22 3 BERLIN. Tues. Georsji Ko.stoff. Bulgarian Ambassador in East Germany since 1950, has been recalled to take over new tnsks. A.P.
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    Factory tour
    22 3 new YORK. Tues. a •evenman French technical mission yesterday began a six- week I tour of American aircraft companies. A.P.
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    Friendship pact
    19 3 MANILA, Tue.s.- The treaty of friendship between India and the Philippines will be exchanged on Thursday. UP.
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    Whisky sets a record
    71 3 LONDON. T«.«s. A record tot il ol 3.328.027 gallon* >t Such whisky, worth J9. .52 680 was esported m the nr.si master of this Var.ShiDnients were 125. /20 galWhisky Association said. Th, un.ted states remained I the biggest single mark.t but •xnurs then- showed a slight
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    CHEERS FOR NASSER
    54 3 Till BgjrpttM Prime Minister. (>cn. .\hdel (iamal Nasser (nearest camera, right) .icknow ledncs the cheers of the crowd which greeted him and the National Guidance Minister. M.ii. vi! id Salem (leaning from next window) on their arrival in northern F.gypt. They distributed land to peasants under a
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    EGYPTIAN TROOPS OPEN FIRE ON ISRAELI PATROL
    137 3 EGYPTIAN TROOPS OPEN FIRE ON ISRAELI PATROL TEL, AVIV. Tuesday. EGYPTIAN troops yesterday opened flre with heavy mortars machineguns and rilles on an Israeli patrol on Gaza strip, on the Israel side of the border, an Israeli military spokesman said. A routine patrol at Sheikh Navhan near the settlement of
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    JUNE 21, SO NOW SHE CAN MARRY
    160 3 JUNE 21, SO NOW SHE CAN MARRY LONDON. Tues. AN Italian Count and a Monde shop girl met in a Sunderland hotel yesterday to arrange Ihe wedding they planned when they lell in love in lln'u Hum- three years in Fur tomorrow, pretty June Klackhurst will be 21 and free
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    City of 1,750,000 goes to 'safety'
    106 3 THIS city of 1,750,000 people in Washington State marched to "safety" yesterday in America's first j attempt at mass evacuation. Despite wind and rain, ueople poured out ol buildings to the eerie chatter of 30-calibre machine Rim.s On rooftops and noisy aerial bombs. 1
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    Britons sign contracts with China
    157 3 Britons sign contracts with China BERLIN, Tues. TIE first contracts wire signed yesterday between British businessmen and representatives of the Communist China National Import and Export Corporation in East Berlin. Mr. Yue Xt Tien. Director of the Corporation announced. Mr. Yue Ke Tien made the announcement at a reception In
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    Lambe in Tokyo
    25 3 TOKYO. Tups —Admiral Sir Charles I^ambe, Royal Navy C-in-C Far East. arrived from Sineaporp today for a three-day visit to Japan.— A.P.
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    Russia joins
    12 3 GENEVA, Tues— Russia has joined the International Labour Organisation.— Reuter.
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    'Your votes are secret' promise
    114 3 BELIZE. Tues. »fR t M. BENISON. CoviVl (M I1()1 of British Honduras. 1 yesterday promised the people that their m< *£"2 JK {Vneral etoetk» would be *%gftJS2* molested lOf bustled and bullied at the polls. He appealed for a b\\i turnout of voters and prastfMd
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    LONDON STOCKS
    230 3 LONDON, Tues. j Closing middle prices of selected stocks, not Including stamp duty, were: LOANS Consols 66 N Funding 4',i 101^ Wur 3'j'o 86-, —'i BANKS Mercantile (£l2!^) 27' i Eastern i£si 8 Chartered <£1) 43 3 Hongkong '51' 91 INSURANCE Com Un (uts.) 13U Hoyal 13\ H
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    LONDON TIN
    24 3 LONDON. April 27.— Cash Buyers £750: Sellers £755; Forward buyers £745; Sellers £746; Settlement £750. Turnover a.m. 140 tons; p.m. 45 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    40 3 LONDON, Apr. 27.— Spot 9' ,rt. June 19' id.. July-Sept. I9\d Oct.J Dec. 20d., Jan -Mar. 2O'«d Apr June 20' 4 d., May c.l.f. 19' ,d., Jun» cif. 19>d.. July cl.f. 19 7 16d. Ton*: Steady after firm.
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    Children back
    34 3 NEW YORK. Tues. Film star Rita Hayworth yesterday regained custody of her two children, placed in the care of a court last week pending a neanne of nejrlect charges agrain.t tier— Reuter
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    PICKPOCKETS FLEEPENANG
    217 4 Police hold three but raid on homes finds the birds flown —After a street battle with gang over protection money PENANU, Tuesday. DENANG police today raided the homo of 20 known pickpockets in various parts of the town hut Idiiiul that all had fled. The raids were made
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    Slapped wife spurns maintenance
    68 4 Slapped wife spurns maintenance 4 WOMAN flapped by her J\ husband refused in a Singapore court yesterday tv return to him. The magistrate. Mr. J.B. Jeyaretnam, told the weeping Maggie t.ian that she could ciaim maintenance from Tan V ing Tang. I don'l want his money." Maggie replied. "I don't
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    Signal shot to break fast
    48 4 KUAI.A LUMPUR. T :r< A aim shot from thi< Istana. Selangor, will be the signal for Muslims in Kuala Lumpur to break their fast durln Urn fn^tinc month which will beein either on Monday or Tuesday. The signal wll] come about D m
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    IT'S THE HAPPIEST DAY OF THEIR LIVES
    70 4 Miss Jeanne GirbHhaus and Mr. Ronald C. W. Bell smile as they cut their wedding cake at McAUster's mess, Kuala Lumpur, after their wedd I n g at St. Andrew's Church. Miss Giebelhaus has been with the American Consulate in Kuala Lumpur for
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    PAMPHLET BLITZ BY REDS
    157 4 PAMPHLET BLITZ BY REDS Varsity 'raiders* struck thrice COMMUNIST pamphlets found at the University of Malaya on Monday night, may have been scattered by Red intruders, who later made other lightning visits to different parts of Singapore. Students found most of the leaflets -there were 212 of them— in the
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    New member
    53 4 ALOR STAR. Tues. Mohd Rhir Johari, seen I the Sebaka* Association, a Kedah Malay political body, affiliated to the UMNO, has been appointed a temporary Unofficial member of the Fedenl I egislative Council in place of Tuan Ha.ji Mohd. Noah bin Omar HJMN'O nominee', who soon on a
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    Clerk's home burgled
    57 4 PEN'ANG, Tues. Burglars broke into the home of a postal clerk. Mr. Chong Ah Har. in Lorong Salamat. ye.striclay and stole cash Und jewellery worth $2,140. Mr. Chons;. who is treasurer of the Penang Chinese Football Association, discovered the loss this morning when he tound the bars
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    Gurkhas wounded in Perak ambush
    48 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tiles. lieutenant Santabahadur GuninK and Rifleman Narjanp Pun of the 1 6 Gurkha Rifles v ere wounded in an ambush In Perak last Thursday, it was announced today. Both men wen taken to the British Military Hospital at K*UBUnUl>| near Taiping.
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    Girl robbed of $6,500 engagement ring
    106 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuei rriHREE CHINESE arm. d with revolvers Stopped a car in Circular Road here and told the Chinese couple to drive into a dark lane Jalan I lon off Circular Road. They then rubbed them of a diamond engagement ring worth $(5.5im
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    Scouts meeting
    22 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues —An extraordinary meeting of the Johore Boys Scouts Association will be held at Batu Pahat on Saturday.
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    Teachers to get full back pay
    198 4 •TUESDA VAT LA TEST, HE PROMISES A LL probationary teachers who have not yet received their full back pay will be paid in full by Monday or Tuesday at latest. The Director of Education. Mr. D. McLellan. said yesterday that, in fact, all probationary
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    Cheque case trial fixed
    52 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The trial of Arthur Brian Brown on a charge of cheating, was tlxed for May 19 in the Sessions Court today Brown li accused of giving a cheque for $40 to Taher Bhoy when he knew it would be dishonoured. Bail of $300
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    They have $155,000 to give away
    212 4 They have $155,000 to give away A BODY of Trustees is anxious to Rive away $155,000 to needy Singapore residents. The money is Singapore's i«hare ot the Malaya War Distress FundMr T.P Cromwell, Secretary for Social Welfare, said yesterday that the trustees are ready to receive claims from people, normally
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    Licensing Board Court trial
    39 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Batu Pahat Licensing Board < Excise* for this year are: The Administrative Officer (chairman K the District Officer (vice-chairman). the magistrate, the health officer. Mr. Teo Peng Kai and Mr. J.C Isaacs.
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    Quiz on lanes
    34 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Municipal Councillor. Mr. S. C. E. Singam (BungsarIndependent) will ask the Council on Thursday why there are so many neglected backla lies and drains in the town.
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    GRANTS TO FAMILIES OF FIRE DEAD LIKELY
    186 4 Council to consider payments THE acting President of the Singapore City Council. x Mr. J. T. Rea. is expected to refer at the council meeting on Friday to the case of the five firemen who lost their lives at the Robertson Quay fir
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    Quiz team to meet in Singapore
    90 4 Quiz team to meet in Singapore A BRAINS trust, to be tornia"Y ed by the China Society in Singapore, will hold a public meeting at the British Council Hall on May 19 to answer impromptu questions on Chinese tubji Cts. Mr. Lee Slow Motif, the president, yesterday .said that the
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    Second meeting
    33 4 PENANO. Tues. -The Mala-yan-born Indian Association will hold its second annual meeting at the Rubber TradC rd a ay 0 Ma y at 8 wiU f be r herd. meetlnKa M
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    SECOND GERMAN SHIP DUE
    80 4 The 9,100-ton Hamburg, a German ship. Ls expected to arrive In Singapore early next month on her maiden voyage U) the Far East. This will be tin .second German passenger Ship to call here .since the war. Built to carry 86 passengers, the Hamburg is owned
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    He was too busy on a murder case to report body
    449 5 CLERK TELLS OF 2a.m. DRIVE IN DEATH ROAD LAWYER'S i-lcrk told the Singapore Hijjh ourt yesterday that he saw a hody in BartIcy Road early one morning last November hut did not report to the police until three days
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    I can't hear a thing, says judge
    162 5 I can't hear a thing, says judge THE accoustlcs of the Singapore Police Courts were criticised by Mr. H. A Forrer ai trial in the Third Criminal District Court yesterday. Inspector T. S. Zuin. prosecut- ing. was asking a witness to speak louder at the trial Of Police Sergeant Mohanied
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    Society of Architects
    65 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuo. Mr V. S. Langenbrrg ha.- been elected president of the Frder ation <>t Malaya Society of Architects H' was secretary lad year Mr, O A ('oilman, immellate past-president, is the new secretary and treasurer. Other officials are: vk-e-pre-ildent, Mr. B. G. Gardner; •our.cil members,
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    Dependants to be paid
    67 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Tues. Dependants <>: home guards k.lled on duty or in operations will receive compensation under the Emergency Regulations, the settlement Home Guard Officer. Lt.-Col B. J. Ringrose. said today. Guards Injured on duty will also be entitled to compensation or r>ens;"n Lt.-Col. Rlngrose said
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    Music examiner cancels tour
    50 5 Mr. Ivor James, External Examiner for the Associated Board of the Royal School of Music, has cancelled hi> toui of Singapore and Ceylon this year on doctor's advice. Mr. John TaUim has taken his place. Mr. Tatam will arrive here in the Carthage on August 17.
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    FOR MALAYS ONLY
    135 5 ...Municipality reserves stalls in two new markets KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.s. A NUMBER of stalls in the new municipal markets at Jalan Raja Bot and Pudu, Kuala Lumpur, are to be rei lerred for Malays with a view to bringing in better and cheaper rural produce. The decision
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    Her licence was in K.L.
    85 5 'Get it'— Magistrate A dance-hostess, Chek Yoke Chan, of Geylang Road, who was arrested at 12.15 a.m. on Apr. 27. for driving a car without a licence, told a Singapore court yesterday that she had left her Federation driving licence in Kuala Lumpur. The magistrate,
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    Police concert
    26 5 KLANG. Tues -Klang police are to give a concert here on Friday at 830 p.m. in aid of I.pdy Templer's TB. Hospital Appeal Fund.
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    MORTARS POUND DOORSTEP BANDITS
    195 5 MORTARS POUND DOORSTEP BANDITS KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. I{UALA L U M P U R"S! month of silence was shattered last night as three-inch mortars, went into action against 13 terrorists who are known to be hiding in j the Ampang and Ulu j Klang areas on the doorstep of this
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    SINGAPORE HABOUR BOARD SPONSORS A SCHOOL
    78 5 The Singapore Harbour Board is converting one of its buildings at Raeburn Park into a school, primarily for the children of staff members. However, outsiders will be] admitted as well. This is because of the lack Of schools in the Keppel Harbour area. The
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    ZAINAL'S CAP CATCHES SIR GERALD'S EYE
    83 5 ZAINAL bin Nordin, .n,rti eight, put his Americanstyle peaked rap on at a rakish ancle and went to Malacca Esplanade to wntch the parade during the farewell visit of the High Commissioner, Gen. Sir Gerald Templer. Up watched Sir Gerald inspect the units and
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    THREE-FRONT WAR ON WHITE SLAVERS
    105 5 Victory soon Welfare chief OOLICE, Immigration anc Social Welfare officials have launched a combined attack on white slave trafficking in Singapore. Mr. T. P. Cromwell, the Social Welfare Secretary, said yesterday. He told the Press: "It is not too premature to say that our work
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    Ate cakes to rob — court told
    131 5 Ate cakes to rob court told MAN took two cakes from i\ a hawker and after eat in* then asked the man to follow I him to a backlane tor payment and there beat him up and 'robbed him of $11. a preliminary inquiry in Singapore was j told yesterday
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    $1,000 fine in lottery case
    40 5 Tan Phiaw Chiang was fined $1,000 or four months' gaol when he pleaded guilty in Singapore yesterday to helping in running a public chap-ji-ki lottery at Silat Road on Monday. Tan had a previous conviction.
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    Man allowed bail of $500
    43 5 BUTTERWOKTH. Tues. Ahmad bin Sa».ri. aged 30. was alleged at Bwtterworth tcc*ay to have rape.l a 10-ycr-old tiirl on April 21 at Kanipmv Telok. Prai. Bail of $U)0 v.a.s granted. pending mention of the case on May 4.
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    Istana to be pulled down
    30 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The old Istana building In lalan Abubakar is to be demolished. The site has been leased for building a $1 million hotel.
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    Firing practice
    31 5 Firing practice will take place on Biakarm Mati Rifle Range from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. on May 10 to May 14 and May 17 to May 21.
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    Malayan Youth Council to meet
    58 5 TAIPING. Tues. -The Mala-) yan Youth Council will hold it.s fourth annual general meeting at the Hotel Majestic. Kuala Lumpur on Saturday and sunday. Mr. K. C. Yeoh. Taiplng chairman of the North Perak District Youth Council will I attend the meeting as a dele-
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    Went too fast
    22 5 For speeding between 50 60 m.p.h. along Bukit Timah Road. Lim Kok Beng was fined $40 in Singapore yesterday.
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    VARSITY PLAN BEFORE MCA
    73 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. -The central working committee ol the Malayan Chinese Assodati<>n will consider a proposal to be a member of the Nanyanu University. The proposal from a State branch is likely to cause a debate. One section may oppose it on the ground that the
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    Rubber buffer plan is dying
    295 5 Rubber buffer plan is dying KUALA LUMPUR, Turs. PROPOSALS for an in- ternational rubber buffer scheme will be -pigeonholed"' or "given a decent burial altogether" at the Rubber Group meeting in Colombo next week, the Rubber Producers' Council was told today. "It would now appear likely that the recommendations of
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    Blood 'Bank' needs donors
    51 5 Mmc new donor> are required for Singapore's blood "bank" During the period April 10 to 21). trantusions exceded donations by 26 units. Present stock of fla.sks in hand iup to April 23) is 156. Of the It 3 donations received during the period, 118 came from
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      232 5 THE SINGAPORE DIARY us \THKDRAL: drol. 5.30 p.m. Chu Rang and Pulau Brani 8 ,sT. AN r-WA Room V. M.t. A.: World Membership Obser- am. to 1 pm; Lim Ah Pin Road ClothinßjhoP in C.w^a. noon.. rtnrf n^y, fl »i ceremony. VWCA. 8.30 a.m to 1 p.m.: noatingdisiHT Voc'lFTY Exlii-
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    DEATH
    44 6 2 if W f>rH\ >V« I mint/mint i FROST THOMAS NORTON. the h-!n-»r; htutand of Kathleei' P'.^eri peacefully away at 'he General Hospital on April 27' iv Sr-uce Wednesday 2R'h April at fi ir, si .s pm. Private Crrmation. No flowers b.v rerucs-
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. April 28. 1954. An Elections Compromise
    670 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. April 28. 1954. An Elections Compromise The agreed proposals for the introduction of elections to the Federal Legislative Council. i published this morning, turn I out to be a very precise com- promise between the majority i recommendations of the Fed- eral Elections Committee and
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    Malenkov On The Rostrum
    558 6 The element of surprise in; Mr. Malenkov's appearance on the rostrum of the Supreme Soviet ended unfortunately when his speech began. It had been expected that he would address the Council of Nation- i ;»lities, but there had been no announcement and the gallery reserved for
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    THE GENEVA SCENE
    457 6 "THE Palais des Nations in Geneva, where the Asian Peace Conference has opened, is the largest building in Europe after Louis XlVs palace at Versailles. Surrounded by 60 acres of magnificent park it occupies an area of 200.000 square feet. Impressive in its simplicity, the huge white
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    Reds are finding Egypt an easy mark
    769 6 pOMMUNIST agents are jabbing at Egypt the soft underbelly of America's projected Middle East alliance. Moscow's objective is to preserve an area of weakness behind the hard perimeter of the Ankara-Karachi axis, which Washington hope.to make the West's first line of defence in
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    LADY TEMPLER FUND APPEAL
    347 6 Iwish to make the following suggestions to all Malayans, and at the same time to appeal to their generosity, their sense of moral responsibility, and their feelings of j gratitude to the lady who has given us the lead in this most important matter which af-i
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    On the Marg
    14 6 On the Marg S i Treaty o, T I Waste I Peni v, stamen
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    THEM STERS, S MR. FLTON
    19 7 THEM STERS, S MR. FLTON [Oliver say* nighi tad private in Ihr result BS»fl Hieh i ,t in .i
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    The 'oily nude' does a dance on rooftop—then slips away again
    304 7 The 'oily nude' does a dance on roof top— then slips away again HE THROWS STONES AT 30 PURSUERS SINGAPORE'S "oily man" eluded a polite party and about SO residents of Zion Road after a .haso on Monday night. A rooftop chase and a widespread search followed the nude man's
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    Qantas to fly 'Super Connies'
    78 7 Qantas to fly 'Super Connies' QANTAS Empire Airway.s will ite four Super Conna on its "Kangaroo" the Sydney-Singapoie-ro ite in August. Qantaa genera] manager. Mr. C 0 Turner, announced this When he p:i.s,seri Singapore on his way Sydney from London. The new airliners, he .said. pnent the present Coni. services
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    Indian stabbed at bus stop
    31 7 Lan, Govinan Nera was .stabbed In the a man as he from a bus at the Henderson and roads, Singapore. irenlng, taken to the hospital condition.
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    Rembau branch
    15 7 SEREMBAN, Tues. A meet- branch of the Rembau will Dato Abdullah un Sunday.
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    GNALMEN PRESS R ARBITRATION
    41 7 GNALMEN PRESS R ARBITRATION bbß L lementation :ner protested ram to Genera! Sir rempler, the High n r, against me deKins Up arbitration to dispute. rhe telegram .said that the :on was dismayed by the lay, ami asked for an toter-
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    Johore man robbed on way home
    65 7 A BUSINESSMAN trom JoliiA ore wa.s robbed in Bukil Titnah Road, while returning home in a car about midnight on Monday. Three men, one armed with a knife, jumped into the car aii Mopped at the junction oi Farrer Road They relieved him of
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    Bartlett talks on Geneva
    50 7 Mr. Vernon Bartlett will broadcast on hLs recollections or pre-war Geneva in the BBC. Far Eastern Service tomorrow at 11 45 pm. He will also speak on the present Geneva conference on Friday at 11.45 pm. in the World Affairs series of the General Overseas Service.
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    Woman missing
    20 7 An 18-year-old Indian wonuin. Aimadan. has been missing fron. her house in Upper Berangoon Road Singapore Since Monday.
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    DO YOU KNOW THIS BOY?
    34 7 THIS IS lan Kirn llotk. uK<*il six He w in Itniml wandcriiiK in the streets. The Singapore Sofia I U>U are Department i s trying to Hud his relatives.
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    HE WAS TOO BUSY TO SEND IN TAX RETURNS
    109 7 rpHE Slimapun- Youth Council's organising srcri'tary. aC.Woni wi.s (Hied $300 in ft,,, atv Police court yf.stcrday f iiinK to sene 1 in income rSns for 1951. 1952 and 19 Won B who pleaded guilty, vud that he was too busy makSS3SSl|rft
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    Bride and groom cut their cake
    75 7 DA|A AMIR. 3 Kirkby-tramed teacher and Tengku Adawiah, n>ece ot the Fengku Ampuan of Negn Sembilan cut their five-tiered wedd ng cake after the bersandmg ceremony at the bride's home m Ipoh on Sunday Raia Amir is the son of Ra|a Osman bn Ra.|a
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    IN 13 DAYS ONLY ONE REGISTERED
    202 7 Rolls open voters don't care THE electoral rolls for the Singapore Legislative and City Councils have been open for the past 13 days -but only one applicant has asked for registration as 11 voter. This indifference is believed due to the Government s delay
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    Skyscraper hotel for capital
    53 7 Skyscraper hotel for capital KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A NINE-STOREY hotel |a to be built at Bukit Btntang Road, between the Harlequin Hotel and tile Amusement I'aik. It will be the Federal capital* biKKe.st hotel. It is expect- I ed to be ready in a year. The plans are expected to
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    Tengku Mahkota Tours Segamat
    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Tengku Mahkota of Johore today completed a two-day tour of the Segamat area. He visited Home Guard posts, talked with local councillors and inspected schools.
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    New officials
    57 7 Oflicial-s of the Old Rafflesians' Association of Singapore, art: President, Mr. US. Marshall; vice-president. Dr. A.C Sinha: vice-president <ixofliclo), Mr. v. Ambiavasar, principal, Rallies Institution. secretary. Mr. Tan Boon BeQ(; treasurer Mr. Quek Ken-, Slang; Conunittcf: Meaen: lO E N Oehlers, Lee Siow I Monu Chla Boonn Leong,
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    Estate men strike for 27th time
    80 7 MKIMIiW Tuesday. TWO hundred and sixty Indian labourers at the Seri -mli. in Kst.ite seven miles from here, have cone on strike for the 27th time since tin- liberation The cause of the strike is believed to be over the dismissal of li\i- labourers.
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    Remand for woman with no I-card
    92 7 Remand for woman with no I-card rIE case against Ng Ah Pin. a woman, whom the police la.st week said might be a bandit, was adjourned till May 18. when it wa.s mentioned in court yesterday. Mr. H. A. Forr.T. the judge, ordered her to be sent to the house
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    Mahjong to aid fund
    80 7 IPOH. Tu»\s. Coffee and ■MMlWtchea Will be provided free ;n the bridge, mahjong and canu.^a drive on May 22 at the Perak Turf Club in aid ol l.ady Tenipler's T.B. Hospital Fund Those taking part will each donate lo the Fund. Participants should either make up
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    Information Dept. gets second cut
    183 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. THE FINANCE COMMITTEE of the Federal LegUUUre Council bM ordered another cut of nearly $1 -million in the Federation* Infomatloa s< rvlcea 1954 eatUnatea. KevcaliiiK thi.s. Mr. A. D. C. Peterson, 1 1 1<- Director-General, ■aid six expatriate oflcen had been Riven
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    THIS IS HEALTHY DEMOCRACY, SAYS ALLIANCE
    202 7 THIS IS HEALTHY DEMOCRACY, SAYS ALLIANCE Mission to London defended JOHORE BAHRI, Tuesday. rPHE I'MNO-MCA Alliance decision to send a delega* tion to London is an expression of healthy democracy, the Secretary-General. I'MNO, stated last night. He was replying to charges by leaders of the Party Negara that the Alliance
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    Polling adviser
    17 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Party Nepara is considering engaging an adviser on elections machinery and campaigns
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    Two soldiers die in truck crash
    93 7 Two soldiers die in truck crash BUTTER WORTH. Tues r'O Malay soldiers were killed when a military tnirk overturned into a flooded pad! Held on the main road near Bumbon? Lima. Sun?ei Patani. yesterday. Pte. Ismail bin Abdul Rahman, 26. was killed on the spot while Pte. Marof bin Manap.
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    FIJIAN AIRLIFT DUE IN TODAY
    54 7 The second airlift of Fijian' families to Malaya will arrive at Changi airfield this after-; noon. Nine families— the wives and children of men of the Ist. Fijian Regiment— will be met by Army officers and Fiiia.i soldiers on arrival. They will be accommodated in
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    New headmaster
    37 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Turs Mr. Noel Re^s from Serpmban. has born appointed headmaster of the English College here in place of Mr. T. K. Taylor. Mr. Taylor, acting Inspector of Schools. Johore, goes on leave shortly.
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      180 7 The weather HI MI SIIIII TKMI'KKATI XX: .7 31) p.m. on April Jii tJ I'M ..in on April 27 1 Singapore 77 dei;ree«. NOSflg li. Kolu Bahru 73, Kuala Lumpur 74. I|x>h 75. Kuualan 73 MAX I M I M TrMPrltA II XX il.'.u a in. lo 7.30 p.m. on
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    MACHINERY CAN BE SET UP BY END OF THE YEAR
    575 8 Federation comment shows party political oias K. LUMPUR. Tues. THE WHOLE process of establishing: national electoral machinery may be completed by the end of this year. A bill to amend the Federation Agreement to enable national elections to be introduced
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    WE WILL FIGHT ON—ALLIANCE
    178 8 WE WILL FIGHT ON— ALLIANCE KUALA LUMPUR Tuts. THE PLANS of the UMNOMCA Alliance in their fight j for a substantial elected majority in the Federal Le- 1 Kislative Council are not affected by the announcement that a compromise has been reached between the High Commisioner and the Malay Rulers
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      390 8 -i-i T I stop your show 1 (4. 11). The Straits Times Crossword J2»» 1. Female voices whose l*tln k >ti.iky (7. 8 1 y^ %M 3 2 Orati no: x h ve the 7 I II j r 3. May harbour ship or pudding ~r ——t— t— Tim t
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    Fake inventor knew a million golden tricks
    1893 9 Fake inventor knew a million golden tricks TIMES special FEATURE w' 141 T/ M liVing a P tentate in the P rinci P al X Xhotel of Fort Wayne, Indiana, in the summer of 1887. His name was Kdward Joel Pennington. With him were a wife, four pretty secretaries, three
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      29 9 I Leo |(KS j V Ol i SSL KINS JNDER is a'*° lie tor p;cr bus K£W UNO ARRIAGE j i)LTD. jALA L EMEN [AR JTiON i I ;TORE
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      92 9 SAIGON i I MANILA I I II Q A I I I Now TWICE Weekly I H DEPARTING SINGAPORE H TUESDAY SATURDAY MANSFIELD CO. LTD. 11l lINOAPOH TEL 111 KUALA LUMPUR TeL j3 7> I p/tAilll WORLD MOST B Pa v American Just tJnpavkvtt A NEW SELECTION OF TRAVELLIN G
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      92 9 JPieli Travfj ihv bomb's svtrod in! ■^■■■■^■HIHHI 7 WHAT V INSTALLING THE 'I fIT OOEsf^ IT IS A VEST? WITH A FEW BLOCKS AWAY, ■^^^^^^^^^^^™"TT' i ARE YOU "TNT IN TVIE VEST LOOK A PHOT* FRON-r-ZiPS u^le CANWEAD KNOCKS OK PONY AND 3D MACEF. MOVED OONC LAUD SETTINC THE UkE
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    RUBBER SOARS AT WAR NEWS
    605 10 But share market is depressed THE fate of the fort of Dien Bien Phu Indo-China once again completely dominated Malayan markets yesterday and while rubber and tin prices again rose the Singapore Shan Market was very depressed. Rubber leapt up by 1J cents on the
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    Singapore Shipping
    92 10 Ships Iving alongside (1,,. v in pore Hi»rlM>ur BmH irh exp--led toda» :ire: i Bunda 4 :>. K:iii C.P., 67. Rajah K !t. Al Benmiior i:»'i4, Bei Benletii IS. Charon Souk N. Wall o an 4 Wall I, Briaga II 2J M K:flHUlil. ■Z" 28. Glauctis 2930 Prince
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    RUBBER PRICES
    136 10 Rubber closed Una in Bint last night at ti-t and a ciu.irter cents abov> I ckMtng pine, it waa market w;'h the pj from t>4\ cents to then In from liulo-i There ve:e altcrm buying and selling i turnovir was reported. Closiuir prices jrwterday in per pound were:
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      220 10 NOTICE INTERNATIONAL GOLF CLUB SEREMBAN The Committee much recret that owing to inclement weather, r iry to postpone the official opening of the new COUTM 0B 17th April This ceremony will tnke plr.ee mi Sunday 2nd May at 11 :> m. al 2 mile. Kuala Pllah Road. Those who received
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      207 10 NOTICES KUNDANC TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya* NOTKF, OK MKETINO Notice Is hereby given that the Twenty-Sixth Ordipary General Meeting of the Members of Kundang Tin Dredging Limited will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, 16 Barrack Road, Kuala I umpur. Federation of
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      211 10 NOTICES LARUT TIN FIELDS LIMITED (.Incorporated In the Federation Of Malaya) NOTICE OF MEETING Notice :s hereby given that the twenty-flfih Ordinary General Meeting of the Members of Larut Tin FieUls Limited will be held at the Regisered Office of the Com I' "iv. 16 Barrack Road. Kual.t Lumpur, J'Vderation
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      948 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS 1 UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA A vacancy exists as from October Ist. 1954. lor a temporary and parttime assistant lecturer in History. Candidates should have an honours degree wilh some teaching experience and should be prepared to conduct courses In English Social Hi.story. The salary offered i.s $500 per
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      747 10 NOTICES It Is hereby notified for public Information that the ban prohibiting mining within the area lying between the Sungei Kampar and Ounong Oajah in the Mukim of Kampar has I been lifted with effect from Ist January, 1954. i Persons wishing to mine in this area are now invited
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    285 12 VI ANSOOR Mouse pushA '*ed his head outside his house and sniffed the morning air. his whiskers twitching, then he gave a tremendous sigh and flopped down looking most unhappy "What's the matter now?" askrd Halimah. his sister, taking a flying leap over his bacK. Come and play
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    Mat asks the magic riddle
    754 12 his visitor over the top of his spectacles. "I hope you can change me into a bird," Mansoor said. "A bird," echoed Mat. "What on earth do you want to be a bird for?" 'Because I'm tired of being a mouse," Mansoor said petulantly. "I
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    245 12 4 NOTHER rrader from Sln- gapore asks me how to remember what she reads. If you read a book thoroughly, giving it your whole at- 1 tention you will remember it. A good aid to memory »s to make notes nf the most im- portant points as
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    CATCH QUESTION
    305 12 WIIrN Ah Chan and LUin Sun paid their weekly visit to I'nclr Ollie on Saturda> the Wise Owl looked very pleased with himself, and told them he had a story to tell with a catch in it. "I have to get my own back." he squawked Ton caught
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    ROUBADOUR RETAINS BEST FORM
    66 13 pters at K.L. be highlight ivnm KPSOM JEEP 'kIALA II.MIMR. Tuesday. I pci -formers will liven up the "at Kuala Lumpur and none i i roubadour (late BRM), a hnf bnv. who has all the issj sprinter. formance in his first ever course, at Rukit Timah
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    Port Vale may play 3 games in Hong Kong
    150 13 ■ONG KOMi, Tues. ■I'lll Heag Konc Tonlhall Xv-orulion announced vesda.i that Port Vale. Knjlish l-nision champions and •eaten (up semi-finalists, are i id> to play three matches here tii. i |hr \m:iii (lames. Ihe I nclivh lo,>|l>all \«socialion offrrfd Port Vale
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    SAILORS BEATEN
    30 13 Ksßta Rancers beat H MS Kenya 1 in a friendly soccer game at Fprrer Park yesterday Nndarajah and C Clian scored for Rancers and McAUster for the s.nl-
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    LATIFF MEETING
    35 13 The third annual general meeting ,)f Lalifl Wanderers will be held at ■iif residence of Mr. A Latin bin Ibi.ihinv lit, Jalan Abdul Manan Knmr»"iiK Melayu on Thursday at 7 ;n p m
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    U.K. CRICKET FIXTURES
    96 13 ONIKSN. Tues. r<r- season starts match be--Unlvermlty and ■i-.dse. k .ire: Vorkahiri at v GlouCambridge f a; Cami\ at Lords; Ire at University v -> Club Cricket dajp i at Luton: Dciuvshue v RAF. at Ilkeston; Hampshire v The Army at Southampton. M;u R Derbyshire v Leicestershire
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    Gardner wins eliminator
    62 13 I DCSBTKR, Tues— Jack GaiciniT. the IS 1 stone Leicestershire farmer, outpointiti Ansell Ad the Trtnldad heavyweight champion, here last ni^ht in a tenround eliminator foe the British Empire Itunjwelghl championship. I It w.is v uninspiring contest Oardner, former British champion. wiin \Mth something to spare, but
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    Date for tennis inter-zone final
    91 13 KUALA LUMPUR. lues— The lnBKHHM tennis final for tht Chua Choon Lex>nK Cup between North ■ooa i hampions. Perak. and South MM Vtnasrs, Johore. will be played oa Saturd. v and Sunday on the Sultan Sul.iiman Club hard courts liere. The wm ers will meet
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    THE LIGHT THAT FAILED....
    60 13 VI K. James de Ro- thschilds Sunny Bra^ (rißht). ridden by AY. Klliott. and Mrs. HA. Farr's Sailing l.icht. ridrien hy Sir (.nrdon Richards, flehtinc it out in the City and Suburban Handicap at the Fnsom (Surrey) Sprinc Meeting on April 21. Sunny Brae won with
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    MILLER & HARVEY IN WISDEN'S FIVE'
    431 13 MILLER HARVEY IN WISDEN'S FIVE' LONDON, Tuesday. /VNF OF THE most coveted honours in international v/ cricket is for a player to be named among the the Cricketers of the Year" by Wisden, the cricketers' almanack. Each year, the editor of Wisden chooses five players from British or overseas who
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    D.S. Davidson wins 'Rosebowl'
    66 13 KUALA I.UMPUH. Tues D. 8. DavMsoa of Ku.ila Lumpur won the tnaugtiral annual mill (hampinnshlp of the Gui hue ocgaalsattesi for the Sir John Hay "Kosebnwl when he beat E M Scaife of Penang by one hole in the tm.il •Twrnty-fout players, from all over Malaya,
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    Motion Picture works best among Martin's strong team
    407 13 Motion Picture works best among Martin's strong team By EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. THE Martin Stable has lined up a good team of Cl. 5 sprinters for the May meeting at Kuala Lumpur. Motion Picture, Sea Wolf, Eagle Hawk and Picture House all shaped like winners on the training
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    Ipswich are certain of promotion
    209 13 LONDON, Tues. IPSWICH TOWN virtually won their race *lth Brighton for promotion from the English League Third Division South when they won .it Newport last night. Brighton must win both their remaining matches to equal Ipswich s present points total of rJ2. but Ipswich have
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    Mallal and Gray in medal tie
    68 13 Dr R A Mallal and J V. Gray lied wiih 71 each in the Island Club's monthly medal i stroke i "A" division competition over the weekend. S. K. Gaw was the B division winner with 70 and Sq/Ldr. A F. Clegti (63i won
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    U.K. RUGBY
    73 13 LONDON. Tues. Results M rugby matches played ln UK yesterday are 1 i Rugby League: Belle Vtie Rajs' gem 12 Wtdnes 13; Doncastjr 9 Hull Kingston Rovers 11: Wntfn:<: 17 KetKhlty 3: Huoah-t \±M\\\ f, K'n-liv Union: MKrtilla^9 Weath 5; Birkenhead »«f^^hdff(iii-ll\ 18 BridKwater 11 Cross Key* 11.
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    298 13 pOUH of tilt eight YMCA tennis rhitmpinnshlp ties resulted In walkovers at the Brus Bnsah courts yesterday. They wen Junior Singles: Chin Kwong Tong wo Ernest Mm. Men's Slncli-.- O E N Arkell wo. Col D. A. Mancier B S 011 l wo. I. A.
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    516 14 F.A. makes offer to Hong Kong By THE SPORTS EDITOR DORT VALE, the English Football League club r who will play in the Second Division next season, have been offered by the F.A. to Hong Kong F.A. for a Far Eastern visit. If this
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    31 14 HONG KONG Tues The Indian Asi.in G..mes football team iost their final match here today against Hong Kong Combined Chinese XI I—3.1 3. after a scoreless first half. Reuter
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    156 14 poi'K MEMBERS o| the Austrax lian team of i.iv for this year's world trnni* circuit Europe. Britain and the I niird stairs will play exhibition matches at (he Sin gaporr Barlminlon Hall rnurt on May 8. One of the Au>lralian* plavini; here will be
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    442 14 Rovers 4; Star Soccerites IV'HAT A GOOD thing for Singapore's ihantes ii Asian (lames soccer tournament that there no representatives or their rivals at Manila w;it<li yesterdays SAFA Senior Division game at Jal; Besar Stadium. For if any had been their Star Soccorites' nippy
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    68 14 Indian Brotbcrbood beat Darul Aflah 3-J la Div. 3B league game ;>; yesterday. Manmuthu. Snadas and rajoo scored for tocecritu <2> for narul Aflah. St. John's S.C. be:r Rover*- t>-0 in another D. counter at CYMA K 01 Ahmad Rahmat scored. Gymkhana S.C te;r Union 7-3 in a
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    200 14 .-.ivt.MiK. Tues. By W ARRFX WHITE MOCK" world championships are being fought nearly every evening in the hotel suite of trainer Billie MeConnell here in Bangkok where Mrs. Jimmy Carrtithers and Mm. MrConnell are being trained for the exacting task of seconds
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    444 14 I EAGI'E uiants crumblid yesterday In both divisions of the Sm: iixire United Services F.A. Lo,i:iir In a day of upsets. RAF. Tengah and RAF. Changi. rivals for the top berth in Div. 1, wen both defeated RAF. Changi A leaders of HM second division,
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