The Straits Times, 28 April 1953

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    14 1 28 IFRI9B The Straits Times TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, Tt'ESDAY, APRIL 28, 1*53. 15 CENTS
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    Storm over a prince's tea cup
    236 1 Storm over a prince's tea cup From HAM. K»M>r.i LONDON. Mon. Only a few hours before Crown MUlt Akihtto f of Japan arrived at Southampton in the liner Queen Elizabeth meetings were held in Newcastle-on-Tyne to protest at the reception the t-ity council plans to Rive him when he visits
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    Two hanged
    26 1 AMMAN. < Jordan V Mon An Arab Lrgior. forerant and private ««tp hanged in Amman today lor hieh trrapnr. lor ;)*.^ine secret Information to Israel.
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    Cheaper petrol
    14 1 LONDON Ifon British m T to get cheaper petr<>l thl* wk R*-utei
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    Secret talks on the money crisis
    68 1 Secret talks on the money crisis KUALA Ll'MPl R. Man. —Secret talks on the financial crisis which the Federation now faces were held yesterday between Government economic experts and trade leaders. They are believed to have discussed future development* and what the Government should do to cope with them. The
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    GOVT. CUTS THE COSTS
    392 1 Cheaper living for expensive hotel men UKADS of Singapore Government departments have been instructed that no vacancies can be filled without special permission of the Financial Secretary. this pteruitmenl mb*li to hist until further notice. Sir. M. C. (."ompton, ;ulinu FiiuincKil Secretary, t<>l<l a Press conference
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    ROYAL ACADEMY REJECTS BUST OF SIR WINSTON
    149 1 LOMMIV Mon— The Royal Academy has unanimous rejected bust of Sir Win«ton Churchill that uuja commisMnned by the Queen The W.iilem) declined loci iv to give its reason for the action. A spokesman said that the Academy never discusses it* rejections, adding 'Once
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    Reds set up a Laos government
    78 1 Reds set up a Laos government PARIS. Mon. rE Communist ViRad;o announced 'oday Snphauo-.i Vouf, -President of 'he resistance t*>remment o. Laos had visited the a:.d inspected units of 'ne "Laotian liberaion army' .md Vietmlnh "volunteers" in Laos. Agence France Presse reported from Saigon d "the resistance bovrrr.mejit of Laos
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    Rejected
    35 1 LONDON. Mon. Britain today rejects a Hungarian mmo'aint that the Porelgn UnderSecretary Mr. Anthony Nut- 1 t tnz made "hostile and i abusive statements on the gaoling of British businessman. Encar Sanders A P
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    Chief legal adviser
    40 1 LONDON. Mon —Mr. Gerald Fitzmaurice has been appointed chief legal adviser to the British Foreign Office. It was officially announced here tori. IV. He succeeds Sir Eric Beckett. 56. who has retired because cf ill health —Reuter.
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    Drowned P.C. found
    51 1 HONG KONG, Mon —The body of Lin Chung Lim. 21. a Hong Kong Marine policeman, was found in the waters of Ma Wan Island yesterday. He was lost when a police small craft sank after being rammed by two j ink* suspected of carrying contraband Into China—
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    Meat was left
    33 1 BRISBANE. Mon. -A strike of 2.000 Brisbane dockers to- day caused 300 tons of meat for Britain to be left behind when th<» Suevlc sailed from h«Te at noon.— Reuter.
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    Loud cheers for Sir Winston
    42 1 LONDON. Mon —Sir Winston Churchill was greetec by th i:iderous cheering when he entered the House of Commons today for the ftrit time after receiving a knighthood of the Order of the Garter from me Queen Reut»r.
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    PROTECT US, CHIEFS PLEAD TO QUEEN
    135 1 LONDON Mon MORE than 100 African chiefs In the British protectorate of Northern Rhodesia have petitioned the Queen, saying the scheme of Central African Federation "puts In danger your power to protect us Pleading that the Royal protection given to them since the time
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    Crocodiles eat men in river
    29 1 LAURENCO MARQUES, i Mozambique. Mon. Crocodiles devoured several natives who fell Into the river Limpopo today when a raft carrying a bulldozer sank— AP.
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    Dato Thuraisingham explains how the talks began
    353 1 Dato Thuraisingham explains how the talks began THE INSIDE STORY of the events which resulted in the national conference in Kuala I.umpur was told for the first time last night by Dato E. E. C. Thuraisingham, one of its convenors. He was answering charges that the convenor* had forestalled national
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    Six children die when volcano erupts: 100 hurt
    197 1 Six children die when volcano erupts: 100 hurt TOKYO. Monday. ASO volcano erupted thunderously today, killing at least six of 460 school children peerin* into its 'depths. Inofficial death estimates ran as high as 10 On c hundred children were ■fjottf-a injured in Asos first rrvttUpn a 20 ye&r&. Th.
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    REDS' PoW PLAN REJECTED
    104 1 REDS' PoW PLAN REJECTED As 'unreasonable' PANMUNJOM. Mon L rpHF United Nations Com■l- mand today rejected th< latest Communist plan fosolving the prisoner of »a Issue- main stumbling block to a truce In the Korean war The negotiators meet again tomorrow The chief Allied delegate w Lieut. -Gen William Harrtsoi
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    CONFERENCE ORDERS HOME RULE BLUEPRINT
    923 1 CONFERENCE ORDERS HOME RULE BLUEPRINT DatoOnn says: The time for unity-NOW By LESLIE HOFFMAN Kl'ALA Ll'MPl'R. Monday. A NATIONAL Malayan conference todav appointed a working committee to draw up the blueprint of i future Independent Malaya. It was a meeting which larked the stimulus which the presence of tfie two
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    Now he can hurry to catch a train
    83 1 Now he can hurry to catch a train Mr. R Kalinin (above*, a Federal Legislative (ounrillor. returned to Singapore b> BOAC Comet yesterday completely recovered from the heart irouMr for which he went to America for treatment two month* aro. When he left. Mr. Ramani had to be carried out
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    Moscow trip
    35 1 LONtKJN. Mon Arth n «orj)*r. aUing General S*ti<,ry of Britain's National Us ion ol Miner.-,, left by plan* 1 today for Moscow He intendto undergo six weeks of hntment by Soviet dix-toi^ AP
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    A SHORT AND MERRY LIFE
    67 1 for Jap Govt. TOKYO. Mon —Leading political observers here toda> predicted a short life and a merry one for Japan's next Government whoever forms it. They said last week's elections for the Upper and Lower House of the Diet had brought such a political stalemate
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    Mrs. Oon back
    19 1 Mrs. B. H Oon. Penang Legislative Councillor, returned lo Singapore by BOAC Comet lrom London yesterday.
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    Five key men will meet Ritson
    212 1 Five key men will meet Ritson A FIVE-MAN Council of Action detefßtfton, representing Singapore Government employees' onions, will meet the Rltaon Commission tomorrow. S t r Eduard P't-on will examine allowances drawn by more than 15.000 Government servants. He arrived m Singapore ;ast Friday. Thi delegation, headed by Dr. C
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    Trains wrecked
    29 1 RANGOON Mo n rebels have dynamited and wrecked tw n armoured tra ns in the Pegu sector, north-easi o( Rangoon according to reports reaching here today Reuter.
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    Suez talks
    30 1 CAIRO. Mon B t;sh ant. Man negotiators met toI a series of meetings l<> settle th" n met of British ■\s in the Si-ea Canal /one. V P
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    REDS KEPT THEIR CLOTHES
    42 1 VIENNA. Mon Hungary's Honved and BMtJN teams recently came to Vienna to play two week-en>i came? auamst Austrian teams They arrived rlari only in their truiu lootballers gues^r stop thrm from ea.xih p--1117 to the We.<t A P
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    CORONATION CITY OF STEEL
    65 3 nil CHANGING t\< t ■>! Westminster as coronation stands are erertrd in l.»ndo n Parliament Square. The stands at right rest on the lawns of Westminster Abbey 'off the photo to rich!) Those at left are being erected on the site of St. George's Hospital, which
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    Acadamy is not impressed
    38 3 LONDON aI n b F!r Winston Churchill, which thr Queen r"nirr..>v."r.rr'. bfen turned down by »hr R yil Acad' R< ;isnn Jrr The unanirnn'n rejection Is be'.teved to be lack of artistic merl' Reuer
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    'Use atom bomb' he urges
    115 3 IF KOREA TALKS FAIL... WASHINGTON. Monday. CFNATOR Bridges. C hairman of the Senate Appro*J priations Committee, said yesterday that if truce negotiations in Korra 'ailed he would favour a blockade of Communist China, th.' bombing of bases there and possibly the use of atomic weapons.
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    LABOUR'S VICTORY PLAN
    311 3 It will achieve 'independence, say leaders LONDON. Monday. SOCIALIST leaders yesterday agreed on the lines of a new five-year plan with which they hope to sweep Sir Winston Churchill' <« Conserva tives from office at the next general election. But. in deference to warnings from Britain's eight
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    DUKEWATCHES CRICKET ON SUNDAY, SO THEY PROTEST
    135 3 DUKEWATCHES CRICKET ON SUNDAY, SO THEY PROTEST MELBOURNE. Mon— The Duke nf Edinburgh's association with Sunday cricket is "most disconcerting and disappointing," a correspondent •f the Sunday Christian Observance Council said today. Referring to the Duke* visit to East Molesey yesterday to watch the Australian tourists' first match in England,
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    Two papers suppressed
    42 3 QUITO. Mon Benor Eduardo Monroy. Governor of Quayaquil has canned the important opposition dally I newspaper. La Sacion and its evening paper. La Hora. Police occupied the building following the arrest of the publisher and five editorial executives. Reuter.
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    Atom blast brings down test plane
    124 3 Atom blast brings down test plane LAS VEGAS. Mon— A drone plane crashed after beinc caught in the up-draught of an atomic explosion which jolted 14 awed Congressmen and 2.650 troops early on Saturday. The bomb, touched off from a 399-foot tower, wat described by observers as the most powerful
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    Mao to send envoy to Britain
    71 3 Mao to send envoy to Britain TAIPEH. Mon -The English language daily China News, quoting an intelligence report trom the China mainland, said today that the Chinese Communist Government was planning to send Chang Hanfu. V:ce-Ministrr of Foreign Affairs as Ambassador to Great Britain The paper said although Britain had
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    Loyal message
    29 3 SYDNEY Mon Kay Hog--Irn. an 1 1 -year-old Svdnrjschoolgirl, lodav recorded a message to Qaeen Elizabeth from Australian school-en.ld-ren to be broadcast in a preCoronatton programme. —Reuter.
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    PERSIA CUTS OIL PRICE IN HALF
    218 3 TEHERAN. Monday. THE Persian Government today announced a 50 per cent, reduction in the selling price of crude and refined Persian oil to Japan and the United States. This concession will operate for six months from today. The only condition is thru payment must
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    U.S. 'quizmasters'arrive
    54 3 U.S. 'quizmasters' arrive NEW YORK LAWYER Boy Conn (left) and bntinnv .nan i lurid Schine Senator J. McCarthy's travelling Invert! 0 raton arrlTinr at Northolt airport. Armed with full Conrresaional powen they hare been aeeklnr un-Amrri-ran aetiTitlea among: U.S. Information scrriees in Europe. They deny they will make "any onVial
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    SEW CUNARDERS
    27 3 LONDON. Mon. Gross tonnage of the Cunard group will total nearly 1.000.000 Then its present shipbuilding prouramme is completed, it as innounced liere today— Reutcr
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    BRITISH LEAD IN RAYONS
    63 3 LONDON. Mon —A report in today'; Financial Times declared that a big revival In the demand for British rayon fabrics should result from Improvement In the finishing processes by leading firms in this country. "The shrink-resi.«t finishes are designed to control shrinkage and dimensional jtabliltv. but
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    4,000 move as Merapi erupts
    44 3 JAKARTA. Mon— The volcano Merapi has been erupting lava daily since Thursday Newspaper report* say about 4.000 people have already been moved to safer places from the threatened area* but no large scale evacuations have been ordered ytt>— AJ».
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    CHINA FAMINE
    28 3 TAIPEI Mon. -The Defence Mb Mn sad today that at least 2.000.000 persons are starving In Yunnan. Sikang Sz'-ohwan Kweichow and Kwangtun? because ot famine.— A.P.
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    COL YOUNG
    22 3 NEW YORK. Mon —Colonel A C. Young is due here toda> aver a fortnight's tour of the United States. Reuter.
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    'Mounties' leave
    26 3 QUEBEC. Mon. Thirty-six red-coated "Mounties" and 18 soldiers are on their way to Britain to take part lr I the Coronation procession.— 1 Router.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    332 3 Tin, rubbers steadier LONDON MOB. T»H« parclcuat quiet or today mwketn waa largely responsible for the general lowcrtnc prices In the Par Eastern group. CMnet* bonds again lost ground. Aomeunc* aa much as one point or more, on the current trend of the armistice talks and Japanese were
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    LONDON RUBBER
    33 3 LONDON. April 27 —Spot 20 May 20\d. June 20", d Julv-Sep-20\d.. Ort -Dec 20\d. Jan -Mar 20 May elf. M\d.. June c.l f 20 ,a Julv-Sepi elf 20 rt Tone: Quiet.
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    Glory attacks
    27 3 BEOUL. Mon —British Navy pilots from the aircraft-carrier Glory yesterday attackeo the West coast of Korea, near Communist General Nam Il's truce headquarters at Kaesong—Reuter.
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    STUDENTS APPEAL. for FUNDS
    138 4 STUDENTS APPEAL. for FUNDS Indian study trip planned for 40 r enable 40 .students to make a six-weeks' .study tour of Ceylon and India during the July vacation, the Historical. Geographical and Eco- nomic Societies of the Unlver- city of Malaya are :ippealinc for donations. It is estimated that the
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    She poured boiling water on
    302 4 WOMAW ACCUSED OF MURDER Jier husband, 'court told Xl \I LUMPUR. Monday. 4 MIDDLE-AGED woman, Allans alias Mlnah binte Abu. who was alleged to have poured a pot of hot water on her husband while he was sleeping, was today committed by the Kuala Lumpur
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    64,000 MORE TRAVEL BY RAIL IN MALAYA
    123 4 'Returning faith* of the public KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. Vf ALA Y AN Railways carried 64.000 more passengers ATI in January this year than In January. 1952. This, according to th* Tr M Mr G. S Warren in a prosjre* report over Radio Malaya
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    Mail damaged by sea water
    56 4 PENANG. Mon.— A large part of the mails from Britain and India, carried by the Corfu which arrived here last Saturday. was damaged by aea water, it was announced today by the Controller of Post*. Northern Division. The announcement said that the damage waa iaruticd
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    Body on beach: open verdict
    43 4 PENANO. Mon— The Penan? Coroner. Lt. Col. J. F. H. Wfs>ton. today returned an open verdict at an inaur.st on Cheah Chin Teik. whose body was found lying on the beach off Northam Road In November last year
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    Welfare Week
    17 4 RAUB. Mon— A sum of $631 was collected in Raub district during Pahang Welfare Week
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    COLDS MAY BE DUE TO CHANGE IN WEATHER
    189 4 COLDS MAY BE DUE TO CHANGE IN WEATHER YJEDICAL opinions in iTI Singapore varied yesterday on the fevers, headaches, aching bones and sore throats sweeping the Colony. borne doctors blamed influenza, others said malaria or dengue fevers were responsible. Another doctor said it wa.s catarrhal fever. Director of the World
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    Sultan will go by Comet
    63 4 KOTA BHARU. Men The Sultan of. Kelantan. one of the four Malay rulers to attend thCoronation. will leave Ko\< Bharu on Tuesday next week by plane .for Singapore From there he will leave by Comet for London. After the Coronation thSultan and his party will
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    Anita is here to start i ballet school
    70 4 Anita is here to start i ballet school DOROTHY OSWALD. 19-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Oswald of Singapore, who arrived in the Colony yesterday by Ihe Corfu. Dorothy, who studied rlassiral dancing at the Sadler's Well* Ballet School, uses the stage name of Amita and plans lo
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    $300,000 for 2 rest houses
    47 4 A LOR STAR. Mon The K^dah Government hat set a»Mcie $300,000 to build two n»-w rest houses in Sungei and Kur.m. Work on the buildings has d and they ar<- rxpected to be ready for ■w by thr 'nrj of the rear.
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    RAF bomb burns school
    72 4 KUALA LIPIS, Mon An incendiary bomb dropped tfy the Royal Air Force during a strike" against terrorists near here burned down a j Malay school at Kampong Uli Jah No one was injured, but the pupils are on an indefinite holiday until their school Is rebuilt—
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    Thousandsto celebrate first May Day holiday
    150 4 Thousands to celebrate first May Day holiday \f AY DAY. for the first iTI time in tho history of Singapore, wil! be celebrated this yeai as a public holiday by thousands of workers. "In the recently gazetted amendment to the Labour Ordinance, May 1 becrme* one of the II public
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    Rotary address
    29 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Sycd Nasir bin Ismail. Inspector of Malay Schools. South Johorf. will be the guest speaker at the Johore Bahru Rotary Clubs tea meeting tomorrow.
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    Gas 'blowout' swallows 70-ft. high plant at Seria oilfield
    261 4 Gas 'blowout' swallows 70- ft. high plant at Seria oilfield SERIA. Brunei. Mon Engineers in the British Malayan Petroleum Company's oilfield here are fighting to subdue a "geyser" of gas and mud which has engulfed a 70 ft high $29*. 0 M concrete massproduction plant About 3M people have been
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    NO TIME TO CHECK STORY, REPORTER TELLS THE COURT
    762 4 A REPORTER of the Nanyan* Sian» Pau, Mr. I .eons San Han, told Mr. Justice Whitton. in the Singapore High Court yesterday, when hr tried, with two other reporters, to interview Mr. John Gibb at his office on Feb. 19. 1952.
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    'We want free trade for rubber' they are told
    315 5 AMERICANS HEAR MALAYA'S PROBLEMS By Our Market Correspondent THK I.S. businessmen who are visiting Singapore on a trade promotion trip were told at a round-table conference yesterday what .Malaya's rubber and tin problems are. Mr. Lee Kong Chian. multi-millionaire rubber magnate,
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    Red fighter is dismissed the service
    186 5 LONDON. Mon A YOUNG OFFICER of the 2nd Scots Guards, who fought the terrorists in Mala--1 ya. was ordered to be dismissed the service at a Woolwich court martial which found him guilty of fraudulent conversion and making false entries In connection with the
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    $3,000 fine
    31 5 KUALA KANGSAR Mon Teoh Beng Seng, who was found guilty of having possession of 47 .slabs of raw opium at Padang Rengas on Feb 2 was fined $3 000
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    THE FIRST MILITARY' COMET IS HERE
    173 5 and it serviced itself, too 4 ROYAL Canadian Air Force Comet M airliner— first •military 1 Comet in the world -landed at Changi airfield. Singapore, yesterday. It Is here on a final test flight before bring taken over b* the R.CAF The "■Illlilj" Comet
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    'Saboteurs' in Penang on rampage
    54 5 'Saboteurs' in Penang on rampage PEXAXG. Mon Police staged an imaginary raM on the Chuftan this ereninc during a four -hoar test of Penan*'* internal security defence. Acting as "saboteurs." a pariv succeeded in reaching the engine room. Strategic installation* *urh as the telephone exchange anil electricity power station were
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    500 troops at variety show
    49 5 More than 500 troops ln■Cudin* 200 men from t^e Ist ;ameronians. who are leaving toon for England, werr entrained ro a variety concert at hr Brlttan.c Club, in B»-ach Road Singapore laa\ n'.ght. The sno w «ra> organised o» the Women j Voluntary aVrrlce.
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    To advise Govt.
    39 5 ALOR STAR. Mon A Siamese advisory committee, tr* advise the Btate Government on Slame.«e relieious riLstom* and affairs. ha« been set up in Perils There are over 3.000 Siamese padi p!ai:ter« and property owners in PerlU.
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    The students strike—then head teacher says 'sorry'
    141 5 The students strike then head teacher says 'sorry' IPOH. Mon. ABO IT 224 resident stadenU of the relitioiiv school on Knkit handan in Kuala Kantsar went on strike on Friday demanding the replacement of their head teacher who earlier the same day was alleged to have hit one of th*
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    SOUGHT POISON— AND BOTTLE WAS BESIDE HIS BODY
    291 5 OX Christmas Eve N« Thian Fng. V 7. ".on of a millionaire, asked a barber where he could net a disinfectant. That night a search for him began. A month later his body was found in a banana plantation—with an almost empty
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    SURVEY FOR 'NUTS AND BOLTS" TRADE
    79 5 SURVEY FOR 'NUTS AND BOLTS" TRADE Mr J S Rarrv>ay. an Australian hardware dealer, ne* into Singapore by B O.A.C. yesterday to survey the possibilities of developing trade with countries in South and SoutnEast Asia A representative ot the manufactur.nt fUm >: M«w Phersons. in Australia. Mr Ramsay said h;s
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    Few TB visits
    19 5 JOHORE BAHRV. Mnn. Only 248 people attended the TB Advisory Clinic in Johore Bahru last year.
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    The big procession route
    51 5 MAP SHOWING the route of the illuminated Chinese Coronation prorewti*n on .lrn«#i utarting from Clifford Pier at 7 p.m. The procession will go through Chinatown and '.oTfrnmfnt House grounds, finishing in Beach Road. This route, proposed by the Coronation Committee, has been officially approved by the
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    NOW SHE CANNOT WEAR EAR-RINGS
    109 5 NOW SHE CANNOT WEAR EAR-RINGS A YOUNG woman labourer yesterday told a Singapore District Judge how another woman had bitten off her ear-lobe in a nght. The labourer. Tan Poh Kirn Dointed to another woman and toid the Judge. Mr. J. B Jeyaretnam "That woman with a pair of sharo
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    Record saved gaol term
    74 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon —A sentence of three months' gaol passed on Yusof bin Abdullah lor negligent driving re.Nult'.ng in the d«*ath «>f a child was reduced m appeal in the High Court to a fine of $300. His driving licence w suspended for six months. Pleading
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    DEATH
    15 6 AT Runcvar Hospital on April 37th. Patrick lan Ballnrd. who lived oolv three d»v<
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    24 6 DR. CHONO and famllv Mncerfl thank all relatives, friends who a»'rnrerl funeral. helped. sent ca.vkets wreathv condolences on death of Mrs Trea.sa Clmng
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    71 6 FOR Dehghtfol •election of exrlushr E^sjllsh lmpor'ed ladles Is. Harrows Ltd 7. Orchard I M"HfH CLOTHINO SHOP I lorcet our clearanre sale nn 1 morning May Ist opening 10 a m. Come early and get the barg «!n< IJU'DH AWAY your troubles at ("iuh<. presentation of Yminf r.ie ..n
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    The Straits Times Singapore. Tues, Apr. 28. 1953. The Drive For Economy
    682 6 The Straits Times Singapore. Tues Apr. 28. 1953. The Drive For Economy The first real signs are apparent of a drive for economy hi i he Federation and Singapore. In the Federation some Government departments are to re-examine their special expenditure with a view to substantial pruning, while in Singapore
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    The Search For Oil
    382 6 Drilling for oil is not all profit. The risks that an oil company mist take, and the huge expenditure that exploration and drilling involves, are illustrated by the two deep text well* which the Sarawak Oilfields company, a Shell subxidiary* nf<c now abandoned in the Fourth
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    Korean Prisoners
    239 6 Hope of quick agreement on an armistice in Korea is receding. The meeting of Communist and United Nations delegates failed even to look like reaching accord on a full exchange of prisoners of wat when they iret at Panmunjon to take up the issue where they left it
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    They haggle for eggs at $1 each
    887 6 In this article, jane Mcllvaine editor of a small town American newspaper, continues her account of the everyday conditions in Moscow as she found them. She tells of her visit to a Moscow home of taxi-drivers who earn $569 a week and a
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      'FACTS DISTORTED,' SAYS A CHINESE
      348 6 \|R. G. V. THWER in a recent letter attacked the UMNO -MCA alliance ifi and its leaders and p.,id homa«e to Dato Onn. Dunn* the 1952 Municipal elections in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Thaver spoke on no fewer than four occasions on the U.M N.0.-M.C.A. platform
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      A word to CONSIDER
      201 6 IT IS gratifying that Mr Thio Chan Bee asked the Government about unemployment. The Government repli- 1 ed that it was considering schemes to give Jobs in r depression. What sort of sche- mes was not revealed The public ls disgusted with the I Government's repeated
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      INDIAN VIEW
      211 6 rPHE recent meeting of the 1 UMNO at Malacca and th r joint ls>ue of a proposed plan for Malayan independence by the UMNO ani MCA alliance deserves j> rejected by the minority commune The document ignores the very existence of the Indians in Malaya Viewing the alliance
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      Please keep this space
      155 6 OLD-TIMERS may revnember that for many yars the Shackle Club site was occupied by two football grounds, given by Government for use by the Malay Foo'bal! Association and the Chinese Fortball Association respectively The clubs were evicfed to enable Government to build a cea-wall and widen
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    Add impetus to the professor
    92 6 rt. University of Malaya is to be congratulated on .ts choice of an Indian Adviser. Professor Neelakanta tMtfi la an authority on the cuCtural ties of India and Malayasia, dating back to 1 AD. W.n the University ot Malaya consider persuading Professor Sastri himself to
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    'By what authority...?9
    277 6 'By what authority...? 9 BY what authority does Mr P S Wicks, acting City Water Engineer, say that ownen of dogs found In the water ot Mandai reservoir may b? prosecuted and fined SSO 1 By what authority dies th»lVater Engineer erect boardg»arritnK against fishing, bathlnjfcnd no dogs etc' It
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    On the Margin
    495 6 Gravity PERHAPS. tiie ability of geckos to walk on th< r nail n. is interesting berauv they are much larger than m<'\. cockroaches and *F Th> importance ol size n> hanging upside down h«« tx-'-n expressed mathematically by Dr. Audy. who.x«> article on geckos was ment.<>n«-d in
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    THE LAST KAJANG BOSS GIVES UP
    275 7 THE LAST KAJANG BOSS GIVES UP KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The last of The Kajang loaders In South SeianRor has given himself up. it was oTV-ially announced toiiy He ls Lifw Ba* Fook b .irdrd Kajang Rant: chief Licw Kon Kirn. who was k.llerl in his jungle hideout year ago. LJew
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    Radio adviser
    31 7 Mr W A Rio*>rt«. advtaer U I lomal Office on the technical Hrvelopment of t o.irici tine will be paying a visit to Singapore and the I itioii soon
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    Man amok with chopper
    54 7 ke out in Pauoda B1 Sireapore. yes. t> poop'.o rushed to escape from a Chinese who went amok vi it i a chopper j« his h -truck a pedestrian on the head. The *ounded man was taken to the General Hospital for treatment for head inIWftM
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    Gives wife $200 of his $300 a month
    136 7 DURING a maintenance suit ;n a Singapore court r>!erday. an ice water seller. Lemiß Siew Choy. who said ht.> monthly lncomp was $300 offered to pay his wife. Wan A* $200 a month. Leong however, placed a condition— that he should b»
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    Certificates for Queen's Scouts
    53 7 Mr W L Blythe Officer Administering the Government. will present Royal Certificates to Colony Scouts who have qualified for the Queen's Scout Badge, on May 5 at Sands House. Armenian Street After the presentation, he attended the fourth annual general meeting of the Council of the
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    These Red attacks make the Sultan angry
    423 7 These Red attacks make the Sultan angry WE MUST FIGHT BACK, HE ORDBRS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. angry Sultan attacked 1,000 village headmen, community leaders, and other people of the Machang district of North Kelantan in a speech he made at a special meeting at Machang yesterday. In the past few
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    7 leave for England
    55 7 Seven potential officers from the Federation left Kallane Airport. Singapore, this morning for Eton Hall in England for three years' military training. They are Abum bin Abu Bakar. Engku Ahmad bin Sulaiman 'Malay Regiment. Lim Yeow Siew. Koh Choong Chow. Loh Sai Kee. Mattm Rndnco and
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    Fined for cycling on five-footway
    38 7 Seven cyclists were each -In -•d $7 yesterday by Inche A. W. I Ottawa, the S.ngapore Second I Traffic Police Magistrate, for cycling on the ftve-footwav at the Botanic Gardens on Mar. K
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    Gaol for cheat
    38 7 Lee Tian Kit waa yesterday sentenced to three months 1 impnsonme.it by Mr. D H. Chapman. Singapore Fifth Polk-e Court Magistrate, for cheating Tong Lam and Company of 45 bags of flour valued at $1,260.
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    DANCING SISTERS
    27 7 TWO DANCING sister*, from London. blonde Pamela and brunette Yvonne Wjralt. who arrive*] in Singapore >r*terdav on board the Corfu to danre at Raffles Hotel.
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    War damage problem remains
    167 7 LITTLE progress has been mad,, with the assessment >>f heavy war damage to the nlant and works of Strait* Trading Co Ltd., at Pulau Srani. said the company's annual report published yester- i iar Mr. E M. F. Fergusson the chairman, sad he honed the complicated
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    Sultan and new bride visit a film studio
    95 7 SK.IIT-SHEING in Singapore with bridr number five. Habsah. the former Jogrt Queen the Sultan of Pahang yesterday visited the Malay Film Studios, where he watched 12 beautiful girls rehearshig a dance. The scene was part of the new Shaw Brothers Aim "Hujang
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    2 couples shared the same room
    195 7 COURT TOLD OF SUICIDE BIDS TWO brothers lived with their wives in the same room, the Singapore Second Police Court was told yesterday. On Apr 13. alter quarrels *th their husbands both w yes tried to kill themselves by swallowing match head*, the court
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    Police plan campaign on car thefts
    138 7 Police plan campaign on car thefts IXJLLOWING two ca*rs «>t r car pilfering on Saturday Sngapore police announced yesterday that •'special measures' wer«. being taken tn prevent thievln» from cars which has increased >i past wc»'k.v Mr. J. M Maclean Assistant Commissioner C.1.D.. said: We are raking special measures but
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    Court fines tax evaders
    65 7 Four men. C. T. B. Unnithan S Anmed bin A. Alsogoff M. Abdul Kadir and Tengkti Anffln pleaded gu.lty in the City Police Court, yesterday to failing to furnish income tax returns for 1952. Unmthan and Syed were each nned $25. while Abdul was nned $50.
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    A.F.S. gets new commandant
    50 7 Mr. Peter Wanstall. Divisional Officer of the Singapore I Fire Brigade, has been appoint- I ed Commandant of the Auxlli- 1 ary Fire Service. Mr. Wanstall is an associate member of the Institution of Fire Engineers and has been in the Singapore Fire Brigade since 1947.
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    Fencing tourney
    30 7 I The far Eaxt Land Porres Pull hold a four-day fencing ompetltion with sabre, bavo- net epee and foil at the Tanclin Gymnasium. 81ngapore, starting from today. l|
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    WIIMA CREWMEN STILL ON BOARD
    196 7 But will not sail for China rpHE crew of the Wiima have made it cleai to the 1 captain that they will walk off the rhlp if the Finnish tanker attempts to continue hsr \oyage to China. Some crew members had threatened to leave the
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    NOW THEY CAN IMPORT ALL —BUT ONLY FOR RE-EXPORT
    233 7 NOW THEY CAN IMPORT ALL —BUT ONLY FOR RE-EXPORT By Oor Market Correspondent rIB Singapore Government announced yesterday that applications can now be submitted for import Into the Colony of all varieties of roods from Japan. But the foods must be re-exported within three months to non-sterllnr areas and not
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    Magistrate warns radio pirates
    134 7 Magistrate warns radio pirates IMPOSING a fine of $25 on A Arokrasamy yesterday for Installing a wireless set without a licence. Mr Devereaux-Cole-burn. the CHy Police Macis--trate. issued a stern warnlnr to surh offenders. "There must be thousand* it people like you who should take note, he said Let this
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    Businessmen on harbour tour
    39 7 The American Dus'ncssmen from Detroit who are visiting Singapore will make a launch tour of the Singapore harbour area th s aft moon In the mornin« many of the delegate* wil: ro to Johore Bahn;
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    Nun pleads for driver
    57 7 A nun of the Canassa Convent. Singapore, went to Court yesterday, to plead guilty on behalf of the Convent busdriver. .Lee Khlam Seng, who was charged with negligent driving by colliding with a military jeep on Jan. 12. Mr. R C. Hoffman, the magistrate, accepted the
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    Opium seizure
    28 7 In a raid on a house in Park Road. Singapore, at midnight on Saturday, a police party recovered 12 lb. of raw opium, valued at $5,000
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    Saint's relic
    23 7 The relic of 8t Francis Xavier will arrive In Johoro Bahru on Sunday next, and not Saturday, as was rrportoc yesterday
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    MAAF adviser
    20 7 Mr P F dr Smiza has MCB appointed chairman of rhe Malayan Aux T.arv A.r Force Advisory Committer
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      80 7 The weather Mintmam tempexature. (7.30 p.m. on Apr. 2« to 7.30 p.m. on Apr 27): Singapore (76 degrees > Penanjr (77), Kota Bahru (75> Kuala Lumpur <T3 Ipof) (72): Kuan tan (7n> Maximum temperature: (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Apr. 27i- Singapore <88. Penang <89>: Kota Bahru <89>: Kuala
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    But Dr. Lim says: Let's have a unified body right now
    325 8 PENANG. Monday. T»HE formation of a unified central body which would 1 work and strive for the independence of Malaya was timely and important. Dr. Lim Chon«r E'.i. new hairman of the Penang Radical Party, said last ueht. "But
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    Auctioneers 'can't even get a bid'
    153 8 FE property market is almost _t a standstill a leading Singapore auctioneer said yesterday "In the absence of any ■cttvttj whatever by property investors and speculators, it practically impossible to ?auffe price trends." he added. 1 Investors won't even make a bid The few
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    Coronation plans
    18 8 KUANTAN. Mon Miners of Suneri Limbing will stage a Drapon. Hawk and Ttser rianrrs during Coronation
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    Police officer was drunk
    41 8 Police Lieut Desmond Waijjht 26 of the Federal Jungle Company. Kota Tlnggi. pleaded the Roxy Theatre Singapore Third Police Court to being found drunk and incapable at the Roxy Theatre. Singapore last August ajid was fined $20
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    Rode on steps
    31 8 Pleading guilty to standing vn the steps of a moving bus Teo Yen Shin, of the Singapore Fire Brigade, was fined $5 in the Traffic Court ye.'teri Jay.
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    WORSHIPPERS BROUGHT THE FOOD, PLEADS NUN
    144 8 WORSHIPPERS BROUGHT THE FOOD, PLEADS NUN IPOH. Mon Sixty-ftve-year-ola Wong Ec Moi. a nun. w*u< today charged in the magistrate i court with moving food oat of a restricted area at the lim.s. Oopeng Road, on Saturday. Security forces in the area of the Limestone cliffs in Gopenp road found
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    Police want closed court
    66 8 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Mon. The Pro.secuting Ofhc«r. In.sptcior Zainuludin today asked the CmMM Court to hear an extortion ca*<- n camera. Th.- Court President. Mr J W Ambrose, said he would decide on May 11 when the case would come up for hearing Le* Ah Kheng 1
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    M.C.A. TO DECIDE ON ELECTIONS PLAN
    120 8 It's up to central committee T MALACCA. Monday HE central U.M.N.0.-M.C A. liaison rrnimittrr blueprint for Federal elections will be submitted to the central general committee of the Malayan Chinese Association for final consideration 'The central general com- mittee of the association alone hM
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    Self-styled 'jaga' is fined
    105 8 Self-styled 'jag a is fined VG Ngiam Soon. 17. self- appointed car Ja?a" at a -s:?htseeing spot in Singapore's Pasir Panjane Road, was yesterday told by the FirU Traffl--Court magistrate. Mi R c Hoffman, -.hat "he and h* kind were a nuisance' and fined 120 Last Sunday. Ng pestered a
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    GOVT. TOLD: DON'T ORGANISE FREEDOM-PLANNERS YET
    260 8 GOVT. TOLD: DON'T ORGANISE FREEDOM- PLANNERS YET 'Give us three years to experiment' KIAI.A I I Ml'l K Mon.— Any Government move now to form a representative body lo >>lan the i-onstitutinn.il advance of Malaya win meet with strong opposition, the Straits Times was told lodav "I think the people
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    PLANTERS PRAISE THE CAMERONIANS' RECORD
    103 8 THE JOHORE PUnten' Assonation has sent a telegram I of congratulation to the j First Battalion. Cameron Highlanders, praising them for the good work they did in fighting the terrorists. The telegram, addressed to the Commanding Officer, reads: "The Johore Planters' Association is deeply grateful
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    LABOUR'S PLAN WILL SOON BE ISSUED
    207 8 LABOUR'S PLAN WILL SOON BE ISSUED KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. I*HE Pan-Malayan La- bour Party will soon be ready to discuss with other political organisations its Dian for the indeoendence of Malaya This blueprint, which has been circularised to all Bflftliates of tl;e party, will be tabled at the annual delegate*
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    Fined for his tampering
    38 8 Chu Pak Loon wa 5 >.->-er day fl.ird $100 in default nnimonth a gaol when he vai found guilty <>f tampering with the l:ed;f fusion transrr Unc in his room In GeyKinz in Singapore
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    Car hits post in Ipoh storm
    53 8 IPOH. Mon Dur.ng last evenings heavy ram-t i which flooded several street* In Ipoh. a car negotiating -inbend at the Brewsler Road Belfleld Street junction, crashed Into a heavy "stop" sign p<>st and uprooted It completely^ The car was bad.v damaged but the sole
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    Farm show
    19 8 KUANTAN. Mon Pekan the royal town of Pahane. will begin its Coronation celebrations with an agricultural show
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    Another Cat
    227 9 FROM AN ESTATE BUNGALOW WE have been thinking of getting auother cat since ours l*olted while being put on the lorry to bring it here. The large colony of cats which were here when we came have either taken to th* jungle or\ been adopted. I am not
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    QUALITY FOR ALL
    147 9 r THE Frencn Women's 1 Clothing T^ade has held a successful (strictly anonymous) collective show of "ready-to-wear" models of draw, tailored suits and coats, at prices ranging from $9 to $350. to demonstrate that prices need not be high even for high quality products. The "reaiy-to-wear"' clothes
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    WHAT THEY REDOING
    507 9 GREECE Two continents MME George Bldault. wife of the French Foreign Minister, who presided at the International Congress of the "Europe-America" Assoclations held in Athens, made a speech m Frencn at the annent theatre at Delphes. Sh» defined the tasks that must be accomplished to develop comprehension
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    Be calm when baby comes
    489 9 Be calm when baby comes -say* SIS it H f i. AH* tlrae ago I talked about tho importance of mother keeping fit before baby <s born. But, after his arrival, it i« equally important that the mother should be at her best. Jpon her depends thr baby's physical well-being
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    SINGAPORE TEXTILE MILL GETS GOOD ORDERS
    417 10 Present production is 400 bales a month INDONESIA, Burma and Pakistan have placed orders for Singapore yarn, which is being spun at the new textile mill of Malayan Textiles Mills Ltd., Colonial Development Corporation Estate, link it Timah Road, Singapore. The new managing director
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    Malaya-Canada pepper exports
    59 10 MALAYA increased her exports of pepper to Canada tn 1952 by 183.107 pounds cornDared with 1951. Malaya's total exports of pepper to Canada during 1952 were 256.960 pounds. Canada's total imports of pepper for 1952 were 1.688.819 pounds of which Britain sent 41.300 pounds British East Africa
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS & VIEWS
    363 10 COMMERCIAL NEWS VIEWS Bicycles may now be sent to Indonesia INDONESIA is now allowing tho importation of bitvtles HRnin from Singapore, based on .T> per cent of former import permits ;m.l Utters off 1 1 edit arc now being p;»sse<l for lh > nurpmr in Jakarta. This welcome news for
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    QANTAS AIRWAYS PASSENGERS
    118 10 f\ANTAS Empire Airways carried 94.62^ passengers last year. They each travelled an average of 2.053 miles. These figures were given by Mr. W. Hudson Fysh. the company's chairman and managing director, in a review of Qantas operations for last year. "The company's buslnesj continued to be maintained
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    Foam rubber
    47 10 Foam rubber prospect* for ihe current year are b«tt<>r than they have been for a «>nf Table Ume. according to ret report! from London rid consumption of natural iber In liquid form In 1953 y amount to 125.000 tons ompared with 83.000 ton* In 1951.
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    RECORD RICK CROP
    66 10 The US. foreign agricultural service reports a record world rice crop Is expected to be produced this year Estimates place the 1952--1953 crop at 357.000 million pounds of rough rice compared with 337.000 million pounds last year. Record plantings and favourable weather in most 'countries are cited
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    Machinery on display
    309 10 Machinery on display For rubber and copra industries VISITORS to Britain In Coronation year who come from the rubbergrowing areas of the East or who are concerned with coconut pro- duction will an exj hibition to be held in Newcastle from May to September of interest. It w:i; be in
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    India textile target
    179 10 MR G D Somanl. MP chairman of the Bombay 1 Mill Owners Association ha< called on the textile industry to achieve the export target of 1 000 million yard.s fixed at th<Buxton International Conference last year Addressing the annual general meeting of the association. Mr Somanl said
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    LEADERS OF BUSINESS IN MALAYA
    273 10 ri: compradore of thr Muar branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bankinc Corporation. Mr Chan Shi Shi. i a one of the moat active husinrss men in the town In which he has many interests. Born in China, he wa* eductted at Lingnan I'nivenlCy. Canton.
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    SMALL TURNOVER AND FEW PRICE CHANGES IN SHARES
    470 11 J. -n KaaaUa Itt 1M cd K SMlai I.M s«a M LOAMS 8 1«» 19M 7» M KM Rubber gained l L cent, on the Singapore market ye«terlay on a quiet but Mead) market. May first grade closed at 704 cents a
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    145 11 CHIPS lying atonfatda the Slngm- port Harbour Board attarves or ■xpected today MR* Mull 1.2. KiUtadi S. Corfu 4 S i»t«ui» C.P.. Trndareu, 67. Benvenue 19 President Tyler M mr-reran 13 14. Teß'lbext I*l* iunmwdhul 11. Merfcur 1» 30 Beeamat tfWall 4. Txixm Bonn WWall I and 4.
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    RUBBER INQUIRY UNNECESSARY
    141 11 MR T. B. Barlow, chairman of Brad* all -FMS Rubber Estate Ltd U surprised that he Federation Government las decided to appoint a commission to Investigate the -übber Industry, for. he says. :he manner and details of its norkine are well known Mr. Barlow xavs that part
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    62 11 SlnOewTe hlnr^, Prndurr Eleke***: Noon price* per plcul awe- Ce*ra. quiet, buyers I3t fob »3»\ viler (•canal oil quiet: t«3', seller* quiet; all varieties dtvvn »S Muntok white 1570 sellers Sarawak IMS Lamport black 1470 Lewi* and Pe«t: closing price* awe: Copn quiet: May. buyers 139 tellers I3»\.
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    TIN PRICE
    20 11 The price of tin in Sinra- V* U r«* Jr *M derlaced at 5347 a pirul up .1J7,.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    178 11 MELBOURNE Man DABB metal share* Staffed a email recovery irn on the Stock Exchange this afternoon after I*- week's sharp decline* Mount laa (Queensland Aberfoyle Tin and King Island Scheeltte were better. Industrials moved variably. The Oold feature was a Jump of 3s 6d. to 4e>. 6d. In
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    149 11 Fr Malayan Exchange Bank* Association made the followliur changes in lv rates to merchant* yesterday NEW YOBK: btiytnr TT 33 air mall. O.D 33. 90 days 33. rredrt bills 33 5/16 trade bills 33 5.16 trade bills selling. TT or 0.D.. 32 ready CANADA: buying. TT 32 9
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    'RACING AS USUAL'-SELANGOR 'TURF CLUB But 'crisis' is not over yet
    384 12 'RACING AS USUAL'-SELANGOR 'TURF CLUB But 'crisis is not over yet By EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR, Monday ITVEN if there is no compromise between the Sejangor Turf Club and the Malayan Jockeys Association before Wednesday's races it is likely that there will be sufficient riders jockeys not suspended, recognised apprentices
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    ENCLISH AAA SUSPENDS McD BAILEY
    187 12 ENCLISH AAA SUSPENDS McD BAILEY LONDON. Man y miii Htun BriUsk Ohm»k spilsil— from Trlfudad n> •fflrlallT n.Utlrd lo«U> Uial he had hem laMvnM a*ne *kt hy the r*ma>ltt*r af the I nfh.h Aaaatew Athlrtte Aaw.i.lion The artUn was taken far an Ilrfrd breach ef amatmr rales in an sdTfTlltrmrnl
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    Aussie boys win 8 bouts
    136 12 yyt:ST Australian boys beat Federation of Singapore Boys' Clubs by eight bouts to three in a soxlng match held at the Police Training School. Singapore, yesterday The star turns of too night were the Isaac brothers. Oerry and Brian who beat Jim Turnbull and Jaffar
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    RSCC medal winners
    29 12 The Royal Singapore Club's April medal competition (or women was mon by Mrs R A C Coblev isthrer dl\l*ion> and Mrs. A. E Shepherd bronae division >
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    Aussies get into action
    179 12 LONDON Mon AUSTRALIAN t-nrketera played their ftr.it match of the Engllsn tour ymterday against East Molesey Eaa: Molcary. batting 13 men. <!-- clared at 244 for 11 and the Australians replied mith 314 for nine The ground was no: constructed for a crowd of Test match,
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    SOSC OFFICIALS
    67 12 OfDie-bearers of the Slngapor* Olymptr Sports Council for th« MM year are: President Mr C C Tan (reelected vice-presldenu Dato C J Paelar and Mr H KU: h>n secretar}' Mr E S'rirkland. assistMia MMtfj Mr A T /lr. jah tiun treasurer Mr Evan Wmu lndependen- delegates Mr O
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    BAM may enlist 'pro' coaches
    315 12 KI'ALA I I MIM K. Monday. 4 PROPOSAL that the Badminton Association of Malaya should engage professional coaches to train promising youngsters who may develop into future defenders of the Thomas ('up was mooted at yesterday's annual general meeting of the B.A.M. The proposal was
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    Malay S.A. team for Kliny Cup
    61 12 The Kllny Cup tennis competition tie between BRC. and Malay Sporu Auoclation will be played 'oday and tomorrow at lit pm. on Malay Sport* Association's courts at Telok Kurau Pollowtng will represent Malay 8 A H KhamU. H K Yadl. S A. Dawood. Ibrahim
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    20 PROBABLES FOR GUINEAS
    141 12 LONDON Mon 'THERE are 2U probable starters for the 2.000 Oulnea* flrsi clav>lc ra. c cf the year, being run over 'ne Rowley mile at Newmarket a* 1345 OUT <9 15 pm Malayan' on Wedne.vdar Apr 2* Tliev «re mith Joikeys: Aureole •W H Carr,. Windsor
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    THREE MATCHES RAINED OFF
    47 12 The follomlnjt SAFA Dl 7 3C gamex urre postponed yesterday d-.ie to heavy rain. United 8C v Post and Tr\rgraph SC. at Oeylang: rf'ar Six certte* "A" v. Co&mos SC. »t MFA K round and Serangoon MY. v Blue Rovers at CYMA ground.
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    S.B.A. ENTRIES
    48 12 Entries for he Singapore Badminton AaMxuUon'.i junior MMsV plonsiilps for men.* singles and doubles, women's singles and doubles, and mixed doubles, to oe neld on July 4. must reach the IhbV secretary ot the Singapore Badminton Association, c o. Shell Co. McDonald House, before June 20.
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    SCHOOLBOYS GET TOURNEY CHANCE
    53 12 TWWE Badminton Associa■i- ation of Malaya has turned down a proposalmade by Mr. Ltm Chuan Geok of Singapore for a Malayan inter-school tournament. Chief objection was that it would cost too much. But, for the first time, open everts for schoolboys trill be included at this
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    Singapore to make return boxing visit
    74 12 Singapore to make return boxing visit rlr Sinxapore Amateur Kiimiu- Association has atrrr«l that a Singapore youth boxinf team be sent to Wrstrrn Australia in January next year to defend the Aw Cheng hyr trophy, which the Colony li«\n won last week. The Singapore team will con. prise boxers and
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    Table tennis tournament
    109 12 TTHE Singapore Table Tennis Asa^cUtlon .nvltes entries (or the 1953 championships, mhich mill begin early in June Selection gf g teaat to compr c at the second Asian rhanipion~h:,>ic or held .n Tokyo in Sep ember. mill be btt>ed i v this MsM Follomir.ir are :he evects
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    QUEEN STREET B.C. v. JOHORE
    62 12 Tlie Qwn Street Boy< f!ub team a«ain.<t Johore Comouitd JMn in a noccer friendly on Apr 30 will be selei'.cd from the following Chua H.-ic Seng A. Majld R. Chandra R T.n A Ella.- irant H in- .n. K Chandra D K S.imy. Kirn Tons
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    ISLAND CLUB FOURSOMES
    36 12 Mrs M San and Mrs O JMMTson < 33 3 4' won the Island Clvb ladle* FotirvMnes <9 htlcs> competition pla\ed on Friday Runner--u|) mere Mrs T. Y. Wong and Mr* E Burref. (M».
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    U.K. racing needs a control board
    419 12 By RICHARD I<\| Xl I IN (Special to the Straits Times) LONDON. Monday. ORITISH racing reforms are urgent, but not until v there is Government support can any be put into effect. First problem, then, is to interest the Government. One sure way to
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    Indians' effort soon petered out
    524 12 rr:tri-f Mannln tut "repeated!. d.ititierou.t pU> Indians could nut hold longer In the 22nd minu'e a William Tan header of! a (ree-ici taken by Koic Tonic put A'hletlc 3-1 up mid M\ minutes to >lm«Jui Klin went through alone I>r the Dual acore to read
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    Indonesia beat Hong Kong 4-1
    24 12 HONOKONO Mon 'W'HE Indonesian i»: their flrv came here vesterc\w mith a rousing 4-1 mm mer an n'.lHongkong team
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    RICHARDS OUT
    38 12 lONDON M»n Oor 0 o r Richards Britain i rhamn."ii ;ockev. mt!l no 1 rid' 'hi* week omUie t a vrainec in don and Blin the 2 001 aPd 1000 Ouir. Vmm.rVrt Aral rtf ■K« tM^m
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    SINGAPORE TIDES
    16 12 TODAY: High 1042 Mrs. (80, and 2334 (8 4': Low 0430 i«. ard 1634 <!.«».
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    KOREANS BEATEN BY H.K. RALLY
    228 12 HPNO KONO, Mon rE South Korean soccer team lost to All-Hong Kong by five goals to three In the first match of their tour here today before a crowd of 4.000 spectators. South Koreans led by tvo goals to one at half time and three
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    GALLANT BUT. IN VAIN
    39 12 VKW CHANG. Chinese Alhlelic Rualkerper. was beaten b\ a penalty taken by Suppian early in the game at Jalan Betar stadiiiai yesterday but C.V hit bark with four goal* to win comfortably.— Straits Times picture
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    Colony 3-6 in Choon Leong Cup
    189 12 SINGAPORE eliminat Johore from the Chi Choon Lrong Cup tenr lomprtition (Malays Davis Cup"* la^t niel •Vinnlni all throe match that were playd off. Ihr llxture «a- tn li; taken place at Johoiy Bar Dut owing to tho heavy ra which made play out
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    ANOTHER TITLE FOR VON
    48 12 .lOHOHE BAIIRV Mon Mi. in Johorr i hunipion won tennis <hi -d at (he R Club i" Siind. mr hr brut the holdei II K Sinif.ip rp in str.«i.. Khuiniv m:ide the nus'.itin. a base-Unc itame. mhkh sul ■i irably By*d Abdul Kadlr mtfe
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