The Straits Times, 22 April 1954

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    14 1 Vi The Straits Times 1 stel m;> SINGAPOEB, THIRSDAY, APRIL Tl, 1954 13 CENTS
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    WE WANT PETROV: REDS
    197 1 W E WANT PETROV REDS Ifhiel, says note: and him ck to us mass demands' ;i UK\. Wednesday. IMBASSY here today handed a stralian Government claim■mi\. the Russian diplomat i Australia, had stolon large K !i\ forgery. lluil Hit 1 Australian IVlro\ .is a criminal and I i Kmhassy. g
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    BALL TALKS THREATENED
    37 1 BALL TAL KS THREATENED The union and the Railway administration had two meetings yesterday and today on the choice of rman. According to the agreeboth sides must cxm< moranda and subto the chairtribunal seven before the hearing.
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    THE QUEEN LEAVES COLOMBO FOR ADEN
    188 1 THE QUEEN LEAVES COLOMBO FOR ADEN COLOMBO. Wed. T<HE Royal ship x Gothic with the Queen and thr Duke of Edinburgh aboard sailed out of Colombo toil isrht for Aden. A crowd estimated at nearly quarter of a million had gathered round the Green which faces the sea. The umbrellas
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    U.K. celebrates
    28 1 HONG KONG Wed. -Hong Kong today celebrated the birthday of the Queen with a massive military parade. the ol 2un.s and the roar of overhead. AP.
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    Taxi drivers seek killers
    59 1 ROME. Wed Rome taxi drivers last nipht offered one million lire for information leading to the arrest of the men who shot and killed one of their colleagues last week. The victims taxi was set on fire to simulate an accident, but police doctor.s found a
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    John Collyer's synthetic hope
    41 1 NEW YORK. Wed Mr. John L. Collver. president of the B. F Goodrich CO., predicted loday that the cost of producing synthetic rubber will be reduced when the Governmentowned plants are turned over to private interests.— U.P.
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    Tanks join May Day rehearsal
    50 1 MOSCOW. Wed. Tanks. brengttn carriers and lorry loads of Russian troops rumbled through Moscow streets last night for a Mill -dress rehearsal of the May Day parade. Red Square was closed to i raffle and pedestrians. J<i tighten flew in formation re- I hearsals. Reuter.
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    Quake damage was heavier
    53 1 ATHENS. Wed. Damage by 1 earthquakes on Saturday night in the Corinth area is now known to be much heavier than originally thought. It is now unofficially report- ed that 708 houses were damaged of which :!65 are beyond repair and will have to., be pulled
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    Security sacks
    25 1 WASHINGTON W<d. The State Department said last nlghi H dismissed Mno people in 105.i on security ehaiues including two suspected Of espionage. Rcut'T.
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    `ATOM-POWERED' HORSES
    63 1 TOKYO, Wed Professor Yasushi Nishiwaki, of Osaka Univer itv. medical department, n ported today thai N racehoraea imported from Austn i. ere radio-active 'I he prOfflMOr recently .said that .ships IMtng the Au.straliaJapan sea lane ran the dancer ol contamination from the u.s nuclear te#( The Welfare Ministry
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    THEY BROKE THEIR SILENCE TO DEMAND POLICE PROTECTION
    244 1 11IIF three silent Russians Mr. Kislitsin. Mr. K.irpinsky and Mr. .larkov broke their silence shortly before leaving K ill.vii; airport. Sing.ipore. yesterday morning. With one voice they demanded police protection. Then the Russians learnt that a croud tnilliiie round the airport was
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    ...And these are the two men the crowd was cheering
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    `MERDEKA' CRIES AS ALLIANCE MISSION LEAVES FOR LONDON
    199 1 A THOUSAND 'Mala.vs prayed and chanUvl "Merdeka!" ("Freedom!") when UMNO\I( A delegates lelt X.ill m: airport, Singapore, for I"n don ><-sl«Tilav morning. I'he iettfates wen- 'IVnckii Alxlul Kahinaii. ch.iir:nait ol UMNO, and Mr T. 11. Tin, M( sseasjUve tttMitary, l'hr> will lit-
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    Godown on fire again
    46 1 QUICKLY PUT OUT Fire broke out again yesterday in the Kodown at Robertson Quay which was gutted 00 Tuesday. Two engines quickly had the outbreak und< r control The Rodown is beint; demolished. Five firemen vere killed In the blaze on Tuesday.
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    7 die in crash
    42 1 BUR BANK 'California i Wed A U S Air Force Flyina Box car crashed In burned on a mountain here yesterday. All seven men aboard were killed They wrcckace .till burned fiercely hOttia after the crash. A. P.
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    WOUNDED ASK FOR MILK
    260 1 Fort commander appeals for supplies to be dropped HANOI, Wednesday. |>KM.. (;en. Christian it Castries sent an uruent appeal to tin- people of Hanoi today for milk and fruit juices to be dropped to the sro\vin» ranks of wounded trapped inside Dien Bien Phu. The French
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    Ceylonese named as next G.G.
    45 1 COLOMBO. Wrci Sir Oliver Qoonetilleke, Ceylon Finance Minister and leader Of the Senate, trill succeed i."rd sou!bury a.s Governor-General of Ceylon on July 17. it wa mnred here today. Hr will ho the first Oeylonese to hold the port. Renter.
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    Russia cuts defence spending
    119 1 Russia cuts defence spending MOSCOW. Wea •pHE Soviet Oovern- ment today presented to the Supreme Soviet iere, a buduot daiminc I cut Ol about 10 per cent m expenditure on defence. Mr Arseny Zvorrv. Russian Finance Mlnlxtcr. presented hl^. b ni- t ;o a crowded Jolni w v, ol tho
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    STOP PRESS
    46 1 Ml) IN I mi; i hi ••.\:n I i.irt<rv ,i >i ill V PC viul In. i i '.in--- h• |> II .(tlliop. i: I I 11,1 < Mil, lnilit.it i p ime I i I'd lllltsld, 11l II lll^pi.l I return to hMM b i
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    Pact on art
    28 1 Wrri Dr!rgatea from 31 countries niMtinu in ;n» F( ace Palace iurr today a rii-.t't inntion nn the wartime protection ol nrt and cultural nonu-
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    Dulles says: I seek peace with honour
    284 2 'THIS DOES NOT IMPLY RECOGNITION OF RED CHINA U.S. ENVOY LEAVES FOR GENEVA WASHINGTON, Wednesday. \JR. John Foster Dulles, the United States Secretary of State, left for the Geneva conference last night promising to seek an honourable peace in Indo-China and a free,
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    DOROTHY SEEKS THE QUEST CROWN
    72 2 Another ehtrant m the Aliss Malaya Quest is Mrs. Dorothy de Souza, 23. a typtst-reccptiomst uho has been nominated by Fortune Advertising. Dorothy is o }t. 4 in. tall i in shoes) and weighs 110 Ib. Her measurements arc: bust 35, waist 25 hips 35
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    Chou En-lai flies to conference
    139 2 Chou En-lai flies to conference HOM. KONO. Wed MR CHOI EX-LAI. Chinese Prime .Minister, left Peking by air yesterday with his top foreign policy experts for the Oeneva conference. ft will be his first visit to WeMcrn Kurope since 1924 when he ended a three-yeai "work and study"' tour of
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    Accused of a hold-up
    76 2 One Chong Huat was accused in the Sincapore Seventh Police Court yesterday of robbing One Benc chwe'e of 16' •> baps of coffee seeds and six baps of maize seeds worth 35.321 at the Beng Senc c.? Tee factory in Harvey Road last Friday It was
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    A night's drive cost him $220
    58 2 KUALA t.UMPUR Wed t Cholliah. 36. was today finrd a total of $220 by Raia Chik jaaiar, the Sfnnri Magistrate, for drivinc a motor rar without lichts S20 1 having no drivine licence SlOO > and brine without a third partyinsurance policy i slo0
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    Senior posts for three
    64 2 Three Singapore men. who had obtained higher qualitlcations after the award ot Government scholarships, have been appointed to senior posts They are Mr. Tan Chin Hock, now a Part II officer in the Telecommunications Department: Mr Hwang Ttaw Sooi who tea been promoted Meterological Offficer: and
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    Freak baby dies
    23 2 WASHINGTON. i Indiana' Wed. A two-headed baby born last December to Mr and Mrs. Cecil Hartley died here today.— Renter
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    CAPTAIN FINED $250 FOR HIS GUNS
    132 2 'Carelessness,' says the judge A SINGAPORE R.A.O.C. CAPTAIN, William Henry Butler-Jenkins, was yesterday fined $250 in default six weeks' imprisonment, in the Assize Court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawful possession of two revolvers Imposing the finr. Mr. I Justice
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    Tomei can return to dreamland
    128 2 HONOLULU. Wed. K'AMETOKU TOMEI. 64. a l Japanese farmer. was MSISO poorer today and free to return to what a judge called "a dream world of your own wishful thinking romel. a resident of Hawaii for 48 years, had refused to register annually a* an
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    Robber gets six years
    58 2 Chan Kit Lenc. a youth who denied having taken part in an armed robbery, was yesterday .sentenced to .six years' caoi by Mr. Ju.sticr Brown in thp Singapore Assizo Court. Chan was identified by a housewife, from whose hou.se he had robbed jewellery and cash worth
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    A 'BOLT FROM THE BLUE' CUTS OFF HIS ARM
    136 2 HONG KONG, Wed Ron" Sum, 42-year-old barber at the British Army barracks here, re.-trd "comfortably" in hos- ptal today after his arm was amputated above the plbow by a piece of metal falling from a plane. Konc Sum was .sittina in
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    Duke wins trophy
    60 2 LONDON, Wed. Squadron Leader Neville Duke British flym? ace has been awarded the Searave Trophy for hi* two world speed records set up in September 1953. His records, later Bettered by United States pilots 800 Rahn and Lieut. Commander Jame.s Verdln were 709 2 m.p h. over
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    Chicken gifts
    25 2 WASHINGTON Wed.— U S. agricultural specialists, .seeking to improve poulty .^trains in Egypt, have given 100.000 chickens to 80 Egyptian villages A P
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    Borneo piracy suspect dies in
    91 2 JESSELTON. Wed. 4 Filipino held on charges of having taken part in the Filipino pirate raid on the village of Semporna on March 29 died in Sandakan gaol this morning after he fell down a tlicht of «talrs vesterriay. Police iileg«d thai the had been
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    144 2 TEAM CALL WHKN a national service ,< lowing a prc-arrHii-.-rl p,,^'" ChmifChcag High School Singapore, yesterday morn in students absent. They found too that had a wronjr idea of t; national srrviro. Aftrr exp registered. The tpam will nay another visit to the school today, said Mr. L. H.
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    666 arrive from China
    37 2 The Hoi Wong, winch arrived in Singapore from Si > tow, brought 524 pa>- the Colony yesterday on board were 142 Prnang passengers Most of them wrrr and children of Chinese sidents in Malaya.
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    Duke at Royal funeral
    48 2 OSLO. Wed.— The Duki Glnucfstcr arrived here by yesterday to repre.--' Queen at the funeral Of Crown I Maertha in Oday The Crown Princess. th< wife of Prince Olav. belt the Norwegian throne died April 5 after a long lllnr.^ She was s:> -Reuter.
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    Many feared dead in Alpine storms
    193 3 M an y feared dead in Alpine storms THICK FOG STOPS RESCUE PARTIES 4 i phto 1,1 .7, LONDON Wednesday. ALPINE BUZZARDS have caught many Vlimbers and skiers unawares in Austria, Italy, France and Switzerland and heavy loss of lite is t on rod. The fog which blanketed the Dachstein
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    Making him at home
    63 3 MB. S. F. TUNG (right) sample Australian prepurrd Chinese food at a .Melbourne party siv«-n in his honour. He is adviser to the Overseas Chinese Affairs Commission. In the centre is Mrs. John U Sullivan, wife of the I.S. Air Att.u he. The hostess. Mrs. T.
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    Mourning for Queen's birthday
    90 3 Mourning for Queen's birthday utuKutiurtN, British Guiana, Wed PEOPLE'S Progressive Party I members bought black but- black armbands from the new party headquarters hi re yesterday after Dr Cheddl ian'l call lo wear mourning on the Queen's ij today. Mrs. Janet J.umi. general wore a black button bio > Jagan,
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    Party for Duke
    17 3 IB< Wed. Officers >:-. N.ivv en- ike ol Bdlna cocktail party in here yesterday i
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    Duchess of Kent mourns road victim
    114 3 LONDON. We'd. THE Duchess of Kent wa.s among the mourners al thi funeral at iver, Buckingnamsoire yesterday of her I neuhew. Prince Nicholas of Yugoslavia, killed in a car crash near her home on April 12 The ceremony at Iver parish church was private.
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    Runaway girl gets medal
    63 3 LONDON, Wed- A ulrl. who SCO fled from YuuoRlavla tv become a nurse. MLss Maria Skabec, yesterday won the annual medal tor the best student at the West IfldHospltal, London. Now 30, she spent over two fears In a displaced persons ■amp |q Italy and then
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    T.S. Eliot ill
    20 3 LONDON, Wed.— T. S. Eliot. 66-year-old poet and dramatist, is ill in a London hospital. A P
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    Congo tour
    38 3 LEOPOLDIVILLE, Belgian Coiino. Wed. Group Captain Peter Townsend, British Air Attache In Brussels, completed a 10-day official visit of milii irv air bases in the Congo ye.sterday. He leaves here by air for Brussels today Renter.
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    U.N. Command blasts Red lie
    156 3 PANMUNJOM Wed. 1 Joint Militaiv Armistice Com- 1 <•,.», mission, also accused the Oomrt UNITED Nations Com- mmMs o tmn pass off nnnd yesterday accused letter by the Czechs and I'ole- 1 n i>h md Polish M; > lnl "lol l tll( V( lltral I
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    MARATHON, THEN OFF TO WORK AT 66
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    Turk's wife gets quads
    27 3 tNBUI wed. Qua- 1 ets three boys and one born to the wife In Mardln jresterhe barber, and his have already live children.;
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    RENEWED CLASH ON ISRAEL BORDER
    119 3 JERUSALEM. Wednesday. 4 N ISRAELI Army spokesman said an Egyptian post opened fire yesterday on an Israel border patrol near Nahal Oz. There were no casualties, he added. Be also also said that the Lebanese sailiru 1 vessel, Hannibal, on the way from Beirut to
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    Oil pay off talks begin in Teheran
    91 3 TEHERAN. Wed. BRITAIN and Persia opened talk.s yesterday on oil compensation in a friendly atmosphere, it was officially announced. This new attack on the old problem arising from Persian oil nationalisation in 1951 and the ousting of the British from the vast installations
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    PAULUS GETS NEW JOB WITH REDS
    134 3 He will expand German army BONN. Wednesday. II'FSTERN intelligence ollicials yesterday said that fT the Russians had given former Field Marshal Friedrich Paulus. a key role in expanding the Communist East Germain army. He had taken over the training of the officer corps of
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    Britain acts on S.-E. Asia arms plan
    104 3 Britain acts on S.-E. Asia arms plan LONDON Wed. BRITAIN la now consulting India. Pakistan and Ceylon on the plans for I SouthEaat Asia collective defence pact. The plans were sponsored last week by Britain. Franco and the United States when the U. S. Secretary of State. Mr. John Foster
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    Syrians for Arab talks
    60 3 DAMASCUS. Wed. The Syrian Detence Minister, Mr. Maruuf Dawalibi. said last ni-.ht that Brigadier Bhawkat Snuqair. the Syrian Chief of 1 Staff, will head his country's delegation to the conference Of Arab Chiefs of Staff due to meet in Cairo on April 28. The minister .said
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    Song man dies
    27 3 LONDON. Wed. Alec Stevens, writer of more than 2.000 songs for celebrities during tli^ past flO years, has died here. He was It. Reuter.
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    Danny Kaye in London
    91 3 1 LONDON. Wed. Danny Kaye, film star and United Nations emissary for orphaned and refugee children, arrived in London by air yesterday to ■see the premiere of his film "Knock on Wood". He i.s staying in this country for five days before continuing :i world tour
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    Minister sacked
    31 3 MOSCOW. Wed— The Azerbaiian Soviet Republic has relieved its Justice Minister, Mr. S G. Alimamedoy, of his post and appointed Mr. Isak Ifttsa Ot'li Gulamamedov in his place.- Reuter.
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    Japs to help
    24 3 COLOMBO. Wed. Three Japanese experts have arrived here to help the Ceylonese Government to adopt Japanese methods of rice cultivation. A.P
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    CRITICS GOT KNOCKED OUT
    58 3 TOUM, Wed. lour young men in a car thought the motorst outer rider was a road hog. When they finally got by. they slopped and told him what llit-v HiiiiiL In of him. The m (Miter rider. Giovanni Saniiu. ."t. a professional bantamweight ImhtST. knocked all
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    LONDON STOCKS
    291 3 LONDON. Wed I CTOCK markets opened the new account In an atmosphere ol optimism brought xbout by good company statements and pers !..lk o( lower interest latex. Government securities remained in favour .uul f <■- li gains of up to „n eighth were recorded. The deterioration in Japanese
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    LONDON TIN
    26 3 LONDON. April 21 Ci-sh Buyers K.~3j; Sfllrrs JC74O; Forward Buyers t725; Sellers V; 127 Settlement C 737 Turnover a.m--130 tons; p m. 35 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    41 3 LONDON Apr il.— Spot 18- d May 18 ',<!.. June .d.. July-Sep' 18 \d Oct -Dec. 18 7 .d. .Ihii-M.i 19d. Apr -June 19\d.. Apr. <if 18 3 lti<i M.iv rif 18 3 1»;d. .T:.i». c.I.T. 18',d. Tone: Quietly st«ndy.
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    Couple stole $3,000 lottery ticket, court told
    239 4 LUCKY MAN LEFT IT ON THE TABLE, PROSECUTION SAYS SEREMBAN, Wednesday. STEPHEN, ;i Malayan Railway jfiiard and his wife, Theresa, were charged in court today with the theft of a lottery ticket and with dishonestly retaining stolen property. Stephen also faced an alternative
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    TWO BETROTHED AT A SINGAPORE PARTY
    53 4 MR DON IUAIIM) WEERABUEBA, of the Federal Stcri-iariat in Kiwl.i Lumpur, places an engagement ruin on the finger of his fiancee. Miss Helen lie Silva. daughter of Mr and Mrs. V.L.S de Silva of Singapore There »is a parly at 1088 Dorset Ho.ul to
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    Quarrel led to chopper attack
    75 4 Quarrel led to chopper attack AQUARRKL over a pail of led to a meat chopper attack bj on an lay. t i Kok Ah No In V( Chitty Iptil 5, was Limping Into the court, Kok, erwoman, told the mathai tap at h( a pail K Lundry. A quarrel broke
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    State drive for adult education
    31 4 TAIPINU. Wed. —AS: be h.'id In I May 31 to June i sale of badu. Che week. the elation h.r and will reopen on May 10.
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    Rotary delegates
    28 4 Malacca. Wed.— Rotarians, Mr J G. Vorsytb and Mr K I Joseph wiii represent M. ca at the Rotary District Assembly at Kuala Lumpur thla i
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    LIGHTER SINKING: $44,896 DAMAGES
    198 4 LIGHTER SINKING: $44,896 DAMAGES MR. Justice Knight in the High Court yesterday ordered a light-er-owning company to pay an importer $44,896 damages incurred when a lighter sank with 800 bags of sugar. Mr. Tan Sw.*e Sian, of the Ban Hong Company, owners ol the lighter, claimed the sinking of the
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    Planter fined
    31 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— A plantation assistant. David Ro}:er Martin, of North Huin-moi-k Estate, Klanu. was today fined $30 by Raja Chlk Ja'afar. Kuala Lutv.pur Second Magistrate, for inconsiderate driving.
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    ADO goes on transfer
    41 4 BATU GAJAH. Wed —lnche' E idarudln bin Alans Ahmad. the Assistant District Officer. Kuala Kangaar, i.< now ehlel A Lstant District Officer. Kir.ta Hi tucoeeda Inche' Hashim b:n Mat Dris who has been appointed State Secretary. Perak
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    Chinese merchant helps boys' club
    127 4 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Wed. A CH :se merchant has ofTeiid the free use of his bungalow 'o the Bukit Mertaiam Boy> club and Youth Centre. The chairman. Mr. J. Henderson, told a meeting of the club and centre council jrea- tdajr that the house had nine
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    THE TWO WHO DID NOT HELP
    133 4 —Pedalled into trouble instead WHILE hundreds of Singapore trisha men were pedalling for the Nanyang University Fund on Tuesday, two of their colleagues, who did not join the drive, pedalled into trouble instead. The riders— Chng Ser Ker and Chng Suan HuaV— a Singapore
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    Inner Wheelers
    32 4 MALACCA. V.'d. New Malacca Inner Wheel Club officers are: President. Mrs. J G. Fi.r.syth. vice-president. Mrs. K T Joseph, secretary, Mr.s. I Tan Siew Sin. treasurer. Mrs iA. X Pakiam.
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    TB patients can now learn a trade
    140 4 $30,000 WORKSHOP COMPLETED BATU GAJAH. Wednesday. 4 NOTHER stage in the million dollar renabilitation settlement of the Perak Anti-Tuberculosis Association has been completed with the construction of two baildinns HMttaC $46,000. One provides accommodation for indoor recreation. work.shnp.s. canteen, clinic and ifttces. it
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    Varsity just waits for Board signal
    121 4 Varsity just waits for Board signal PLANS for the construction of 20 .-tafT quarters and student dormitories for the Nanyang University have been sjhM for approval to the Rural Board, university architects .:ay. A. no DDder scrutiny by the board is a plan for a 4.000- ft v road connecting
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    Shopman fined
    39 4 KLUANG. Wed.— Wong Kek Kwong. aged 50 of Nanyo Estate. Kluang. was fined $200, or 40 days" imprisonment, at Kluang for falling to keep a proper record of sales of res- i Meted articles '.n his shop.
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    THE RAJA MUDA GETS FACTS ON FOOD
    127 4 He tours biggest producing area IPOH. Wednesday yHE Raja Muda of Perak yesterday completed a 1 three-day fact finding tour of the State's target! food producing area— the Krian district. At Parit Buntar. the Raja Muda declared open the district's first agricultural show.
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    Piggy bank stolen
    31 4 A thief broke into a house In Moulmein Road. Singapore and stale $300 kept in" a piggy bank. The family was away in Malacca for the Easter holidays
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    'Hurt case' men gets $250 bail
    43 4 TELUK ANSON. Wed. R. Velloo, who claimed trial when charged with eauatng hurt to Manukam. a woman, at Immiiiiation Road on April 17, was allowed bail of $250 The case was postponed to April 26 for mention.
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    CHARCOAL MEN WILL SOON MOVE EAST
    197 4 A SITE in Tanjong Rhu on the east coast is beinn prepared a.s the i'«w centre for Singupore's $1,000,000 fl re wood and tin filial trade About HI traders and several tons of fuel will be mcved there .shortly from tnelr traditional home In
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    JUDGE DECIDES: DEATH FOR 2 PADI PLANTERS
    336 5 12 assessors said: loth not guilty \|.<)K STAR, Wednesday. judge today exercised his c new assessor system and ath two padi planters for the *j|hawker though both the assessors guilty. ath penalty imposed by a nder the amended Criminal the Federal Council in
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    Would S'pore have public baths?
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    88 5 MMM MM.M You've M n> >tudv a work of Mrt from all angles, says this youn^ fellou. Do I approve? Well, mind you. I'm not an expert yet. but I the artist shows great pro- < mise The critic was one of the hiioK hildrt'n who attended
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    Floods recede
    18 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Booda On Rawanu-Kuala Selangor and Rawans-Kun-dang Roads in North Selangor have subsided.
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    HOSPITAL CAN TAKE MORE POOR CHILDREN
    125 5 Donors assist St. Andrew's ST. ANDREWS Mission Hospital now has sufficient I facilities to admit a larger number of poor children. This his been made possible by the increase in the nuir.b. of beds, according to he hospital's annual report, prelented ..t ncetlni yesterday
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    "Good luck' sleep costs them a dan
    109 5 "Good luck sleep costs them a dan Xl MX I.I'MPI'K. Wed TWO \ollths told X.ii.i (Ink .l.i.if.ir. th<- Sctond !M.inixtratr here. that they I went to vleep on the five- foot way of an Indian temple in 1 1 iuli Street because they thought the> would have yond luck. Kut
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    Rest House Road-minus rest house
    107 5 Rest House Road-minus rest house BATU GAJAII. Wed. REST House Koad here hM no rest DOOM. There WM one before, but it ha.s since bn'ii converted into Government quarters. So the Town Board felt thai the name was not apt and decided to name the road after one of the
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    Penang girls visit Taiping
    44 5 TAIPING. W«d. A party of senior student! from the Anglo-ChineM Girls' .school Penang Is visiting Larut and Klatang district. The sirls. will spend four days, visiting oil mills, biscuit factories, tin mines, the Maxwell Hills, and >ther places of interest.
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    $120,000 for information
    64 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Government .-pent nearly $120,000 last month for Information which led to the capture or killing of Communist terrorists. In Johore. $49,900 was spent. Negri Sembil.in was next with $24,000. While Perak spent $18,600. Money in Other tUtei totalled: langor $6,484. Malacca 15.130,
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    Trishas to help
    30 5 KLANG, Wed. Twenty Klang trishas will be pedalled around the streets hen in a drive for the Nanyun<> University Fund. The day has not been Bxed yet.
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    This query can be confusing, he says I
    161 5 This query can be confusing, he says I 'IfR. Leslie Rayner, driT* fence counsel in a Singapore court case yesterday, contended that a question in the application form for a driver's licence is open to misinterpretation and should be amended. The question is: "Have you ever been, or are you,
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    Gift heips him to begin again
    52 5 MALACCA. Wed —A hawker. Hour Cheng, who.se >on was killed when they were .nvolved in 1 raotnt road accident, is low back in business. His handcart WM aLso smashed in the accident. A Rift of $150 from the Malacca Rotary Club helped him get
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    Mail duo
    29 5 PBNAMO, Wed Sea nail Horn Britain is expected in Penang by the Glenearn on Sunday. Mail for Madras is due when the Jakuopal arrives ben on Friday.
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    New association
    23 5 PENANG. Wed. Attap house owners in Penani bave decided to form an ■ModmUoß to aid m. mbers to recondition their homes.
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      213 5 SINGAPORE DIARY SI\(.\I'()RK AKT >(»( II n ItaSSi 7p m ■xhlMUon of photosniphs of Sm- I SIS TtKATKETTB: F*ree fil;n Kapore and Miilavii b\ Francis Wn -Malayan Oazette Nn IS. of Hong Kong. British Council Hall. Hoja and thr Camel* Heart!' Stamford Road, nam to fi pm Irtter from an
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    DEATH
    14 6 11 ..,./> lit 1 minimum) BEARLE Lance beloved husband her of Jonathan, 1 '.954.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    12 6 21 Hi.irt. .<;« minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY 01 J"hn on 22-4-49
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    103 6 ;n HnrWs tM i minimum; Ml) A: MRS. 1KANCIS C. O. TAN gratefully than M>* and iluable presents ni.ri help on ;he occasion o[ their ige on 19th. April 1954. MR MKS A. E ell tie thi friend! and rel.tlne*. .'or their present*, flowers ap<; etc., find attendance al
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    67 6 It Words HU I minimum) FOI.IOW PKDAN1 Rverj day in the 'Mala; Mall 1 U you want to wiu thai s.sooo word pusste. PIANO repaln and tunings. Expert service Kimrunterd by Mouines. Phone 7030. ,'M'K STRAWS for Makan KetU Partj faw Apjieiizer for all occasion! v all RoMnsona'a MBER
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. Apr. 22, 1954. Mission to London
    916 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. Apr. 22, 1954. Mission to London The rcfllMl of the Secretary of State to receive the delegation which the UMNO-MCA Alliance sending to London is not preventing Alliance leaden from carrying out the rest of their programme. Arrangementi foe the visit had been made before
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    Moscow Begins to Squirm
    291 6 The Russian Government has taken rather longer than usual to react to the Petrov affair. Of course no news about Petrov has been reported in the Russian newspapers. But the Soviet Embassy in Canberra, un instructions from Moscow, has accused its fugitive third secretary of theft
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    Impact of Communism on Indonesia
    898 6 A COMMON charge in the foreign Press is thai Communism threatens Indonesia today. The position is that the Communist Party is I legal body in Indonesia. It holds 17 seats in the parliament which has 222 members It does not hold an\ portfolio in the
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      THE DISHONESTY OF POLITICIANS
      168 6 \IAY I express my appreciation for T.R.M.'s letter How would the Alliance run the Government. I fully agree with the views stated therein. It seems to me. however, that It might be a more practical way of dealing with Malaya's political problems it. instead of worrying
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      People in the same boat
      75 6 'rilE reply to Hag* by Un- x qualified doe s not sound air. It is just like succesting to a doctor to accept a dres.sVTt past If the former's prot'ssion is not as remunerative M it should be. After all. steno and Unqualified are servants
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      THEY FEEL UNWANTED
      143 6 THE Y FEEL UNWANTED II the teaching of English in vernacular schools so unimportant in the Federation M not to. deserve a revision oi tin- salary sfhemeT The T.E.V.S. have to work M hard as tin* other teachers but what is our reward arc treated like an unwanted child by
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    Court to ask: Did mistaken identity cause death of security chief?
    221 7 Court to ask: Did mistaken identity cause death of security chief? «T AKMY-POLICE ORY BEGINS I, vL LUMPUR, Wednesday. ti! is ;ind police court of inquiry in 1,, probe the fatal wounding oi head of the Special Branch,! ti-terrorist operations outside (li Monday night the wounding of Lieut. Officer of
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    Gem robber gaoled
    38 7 v. as senteno 1 iterrobbi ry. He tened a house* lie with matched her ry valued at $1250. Ned robbery is a very serious offence and very ngapore," said Mr. Justice sentence In 1 :ourt.
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    Last tributes to four fire heroes: 'Spore is rightly proud'
    409 7 Last tributes to four fire heroes: 'Spore is rightly proud' Brigade engine leads 500 to funeral in rain LMH'K of the five Slags- p<>re firemen killed in the goilown bla/.e 011 Tuesday wore buried yesterday. l>tv>pile rain, more tlian ~>OU people attended burials neld at the Hi, l. 1. 1.1
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    Now Brunei gives to House fund
    99 7 Now Brunei gives to House fund WITH a Kift oi $3,000 the Government of Brunei yesterday became the third government to contribute to International Hou.se Fund Tbia late>t gift towards building a hostel for Asian student* at Melbourne University brings the total collected in Singapore t.i |11t.47». 'I he Governments
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    Claim for $40,000
    70 7 <<< plaintiff in a daaaagea suit in the lohore HUh o>tirt In which Mini Lee Eng Loo is •:.i:in!ii!i (40.000 for Injuries lustained In a motor accident, la Mlaa Yap Blew Kvrat, and not Mrs. :i jj SW-w Kwee. as ami reported n yesterdays Issue. HearUu i»i
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    Indonesians here for talks
    29 7 Eight liuliini .van representative! i" the rubber quality packing conference, which opena In tnr Victoria Memorial Hall this morning, anivrri from Jakarta hv air yesterday.
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    POLICE PALLBEARERS AT FUNERAL OF SPECIAL BRANCH HERO
    70 7 NEARLY Itt people, many of them police officers, attended the funeral of the head of the Special Branch. Selingor, Mr. I. A. Searle. who was fatally, uoundcil during an antiterrorist oncration near Kual I Lumpur on Mmuhiy night Picture shows police pallbearers
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    Teachers will press for higher status
    180 7 FIRST THEY'LL FORM NEW UNIOh KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. THE Malayan Teachers' Union will continue to light for higher status for normal trained teachers in the Federation. This matter will be taken up With the Government ;>.s MM n las the proposed National Union of
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    1,300 want to be teachers
    41 7 KUAI.A LUMFUK. Wt-il More than IJOO have applied to the federation Education Department for tli»- :<t,j \:ku:icics tins year at Klrkby I'wliege and Malaya'a new teaeh'■i>' Training College at Kota 1 Buhru, Keiantan. Application! rh.se today.
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    Physician's visit
    51 7 Air Commodore c. A. Ruinball. Consultant- Phy.sician to the R.A.K, Will UTtTfl in Singapore from Britain today on v six-day visit to k.a.k. Army, and civil ho.-pituLs in the Colony Us will leave on Apr 27 for Ceylon where be will remain for two days before returning to
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    Now the problem is to keep the ice
    185 7 Ami workiiiK day and nißht to make the Happy World stadiiim iulo an ice rink lor the revue "Holiday 011 Ice" technicians now h ive |o concentrate on keeuiiiK Hie ice there [The show, which has an intern:ilm:i.i| cast of lit, will
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    HUNT FOR HILL BANDITS GOES ON
    225 7 HUNT FOR HILL BANDITS GOES ON PENANG. Wed. fOMBINED police and military forces today stepped up their Fenanpj Hill hunt for the terrorist mint; which raided the Christian Brothers" holiday bunualow OH Monday night, killing the Rev. Brother Symphorien Augustus, supervisor of secondary classes. St. Xavier's Institution. Patrols combed all
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    EVIDENCE BY DOCTOR CLEARS MAN
    303 7 EVIDENCE BY DOCTOR CLEARS MAN The trader who didn't turn up A SINGAPORE doctor ordered to appear in court to be examined on oath regarding; a medical certificate he had issued to an accused person. Cioh Woon Nam, confirmed yesterday that (ion did suffer from giddiness. He was Dr. Chia
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    PWD has no jobs now for 750 men
    112 7 PWD has no jobs now for 750 men Kb ALA LUMPUR. Wed. MORE THAN 750 labourr r., engaged by the Public Iforka Department, Kota Xi to work nn he S.i million Teachers Train ng College have been dk>Mcsl <il them were n temporary job.*. Mr. R. B. Pitt, the rx-tin?
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    Council meeting
    27 7 The t ext moetine of the Singapore Lrei>lative Council will be nrlrl in the Victoria I Hall on Tuesday. May IR. ;i t 10 am
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    HOME WAS THERE—IN A POSY
    86 7 HOME WAS THERE— IN A POSY A spray of wild lowtia rran New South Wales. ama spadaMy flown out to sinCaporp yesterday for thr annual \NZAC Day dinner at Rafllea Hotel last nmht The flowers were a *-i i f t from < Empire Aim tya At the dinner a
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      103 7 )TICE TO EMPLOYERS RATION OF MALAYA tmptajttt have n ploywi accii'.ontally k ition WorkmM'a Fin nn Ist April. ]">.t3 !.:..i. ini!iiflin(r oflfirv and t.. f dI MMMM ar» mrden i>n mptqMn may h» Workmen* CMBMaw* COMMERCIAL INION" fntitled "A(Tirtfnt.« to i> prabtaa. 0X UNION ASSI/R4^r-7 ••••/••-•a t I^_ THROUGHOUT MALAYA
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      207 7 one Jf y case v m you can have a complete Lipstick Wardrobe With either then,- ..mgt Lipstick or the slender Gala Up i.mc, if tach refill is mus o::n metal shell and a/ interchangeable in the one cane. You f M 7 limply slip out refill out and SMSSar
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      182 7 The weather MINI M I >| IKMI'f KAI I XX <:M p.m on April 20 to 7.30 n m on April 21 >: ttogapan 7B degrets PHUWa "5. Kolm Hrthni 74. Kuala umpur 73. Ipuh ,i Kii.,iil.,n 73. MAXI M I M II MI'MCMI Itl •7 HO m to 7
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    Council votes $210,000
    32 8 SEREMBAN. Wed. The Negri Sembilan Council of i State yesterday approved $2in.--049. as supplementary expendll in Of thLs amount. $150,000 will be used to build quarters for Government officers.
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    Learner driver fined $25
    32 8 For failing to display L plates, Toh it Chee. a learnerdriver Was ycstirdav fined $25 in Singapore. The offence was committed at Kirn POOi Road on Sept. M.
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    Haxworth clamps new controls on L-drivers
    309 8 THE DEADLINE: MAYI ])KASTIC new regulations to control learnerdrivers in Singapore come into force on Saturday week. From May 1 learner-drivers will not, be permitted to carry any passengers other than the person teaching them. Nor will they be allowed to drive in the
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    HONEYMOON IN HONG KONG
    69 8 MR ROLAND II TSK.N<i and Miss Mei-Fun« Margaret C'hec who were married in Singapore. The bridegroom in with the Bank of East Asia. Singapore, and is the son i.t Mr W H Tseng of Lee Wah Bink. and Mrs. Tseng. The bride is the dauehter of
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    Theatre man beaten up and robbed
    138 8 I^OUR Malays beat up the manager of the New City Theatre, Singapore, Mr. L. R. Browne, on Tuesday night and robbed him of $243. a bunch of keys and some documents. Mr. Browne said he was returning after the last show when he was
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    He denies receiving
    74 8 T.ii Boon Chit was charged In the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday with dishonestly receiving 16 2 bau.s of stolen coffee seeds and six bacs Of mai/e seeds worth $5,321 belonging to Ons: Benj: Chwee on Friday The prosecution alleged that when Tai took possession of 'he
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    Telecoms Union committee
    48 8 MALACCA. Wed- New officers of the Union of Telecommunication Workers of Malaya, Malacca Inarch are: President, Mr R N Das*. secretary, Mr L M Munis. Treasurer. Mr. M. de Roche. committee: ilrairi. Chemat Ibrahim, Muit Mat Noor. KunlapUlay, A. Thamotharam. Bnba Haii Abdullah. Puteh Ch^mat
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    Railway man for Britain
    74 8 KI'AI.A LUMPUR, Wed. A Malayan Railway technical assistant Mr Thcan Lin Chu. 31. is on his way to Britain [or two year electrical engineering couisc Mr Them W.I.- engaged m a special apprentice in 1947 and started his career at the Sent ul machine ihop. Si'vn
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    COCOA MAY BRING $200 m. A YEAR
    204 8 But it will be a long wait KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday MR. O. J. VOELCKER the Federations Director of Agriculture, said in Kuala Lumpur that Malaya eventually may be producing 100.000 tons of cocoa for 'export each year "I am council nt Malaya." Im
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    Two killed: Driver is fined $h 700
    98 8 Two killed: Driver is fined $h 700 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed. I)RIVATE Robert William i Downey. 33. of the Ist Battalion the Manchester Regiment, was lined si.Tito today !>>r causing death by rash driving and tailing to stop after IB accident. Downey last week pleaded guilty to charges 04 caostng the
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    Re-elected
    26 8 Mr Chan Ah Kong has been re-elected president of the Delta Ganges Welfare Association, Singapore. The secretary, Mr. T. R. Fernandez, has also been re-electerl
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    104 price lapses
    24 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. fhie hundred and lour convictions UH !""d and price control offences were recorded in the Federation in March
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    Car owner fined
    29 8 Tan Swee Leone of Kelantan Road was yesterday fined $100 In Singapore for failing to furnish particulars of a driver on demand by the Traffic Police.
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    City to streamline working methods
    148 8 MORE EXPERT STAFF SOUGHT yHE SINGAPORE City Council is planning to stivam- lino its administration further. Steps are also beins taken to modernise the financial and accounting qrateu in the City Treasury. The Council will need more staff. It proposes to offer one of three
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    It will all be in English next year
    95 8 It will all be in English next year ALL REPORTS made at Singapore police stations next year will be recorded in English instead of romanced Malay. This has been indicated by the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Nigel Morris, to the Sinu.ipore Association, which has been making representations A police official
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    X-ray test for Council recruits
    34 8 A certificate of medical fitness of a recruit to the Singapore city Council staff will in future include an X-ray report Hitherto recruits did not take an X-ray test.
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    OLDEST REGIMENT IS DUE
    62 8 The Ist Battalion thr Royal Scots the oldest regiment in the British Army— will arrive in Sinitanore on the trooper Asturias tomorrow. The Royal Scots will rrllrvo the Xt Battalion the Man Chester Kecimrnt. whirli has ln-cn in Malaya for three yars. Beforr hradinc up-rountrj tic
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    Christian Home Week
    56 8 Churches and schools in Malaya will observe for the first time Christian Home Week, between May I and 15, sponsored by the Malayan Christian Council. For some years this ohaiict has been held in churches of India. China, the Philippines und Japan. The emphasis of the Week
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    Smoked opium: bound over
    63 8 Wong Leone, 41. lorry driver, was found guilty in the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday, of .-mokinu opium in his Balestier Road home on April 7 niL-ht. The Magistrate, Vr r. w. h Davits, ordered him t" be bound over in $200. and one surety tor
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    Books show now in Parang
    48 8 PENANG. Wed. A total of n.500 books from doaens of publishing houses throughout Britain are featured in a British Council exhibition nowbeing held at St. Xavurs Institution. Mr. R. K Brady. Federation head or the Bnti>h Council, declared tin- exhibition open yesterday evening.
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    5-year plan? Don't ask me, says Mr. M.
    116 8 SINGAPORE'S Director of Education. Mr. D. McLel- lan, said yesterday lie k-iu-w nothing about the proposed livc-ycai-plan for Malay 1 schools in the Colony, winch the Malay Teachers' Union wants Government to adopt. What he did know was that in all Singapore
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    Three million died in 12-year earthquake in Kansu
    1814 9 Three million died in 12-year earthquake in Kansu TIMES special FEATURE MORE than 200 million peasants are facing stark famine in China today. Desperate for food they are crowding along the highways into the towns only to he turned back by their Communist masters to fend for themselves. Disease is
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      257 9 Here* a quick dl*h to pr«par« 4 big VW helping* of It. And m^b*»* what a marv out dUh it itt Thmt rich golden chicken broth it a delight to M^\ M taste— and crammod mj Mf% m fu of delicious W /st^ nourishing noodle*, *1 to J"*t wait till
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      133 9 Uivk Travy Thvy r###t7 talk! ■|HII^HH look. the little tyke's" -"v ISRftRKLEf Ttvieiq eves^ what's the i soge LAIGS LOOK LIKE TWEV'RE '^~V~T~" r !^Bl^ ARE OPEN. MATTER. UNCLE I VVUTEAS BUT THE VVf BEEN TTWEVi MAOE OUTTA RUBBER. _^<f aJ BUT THEY I-, CANMEAO? A SHEET. J SLEEPING 3
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    289 10 Shares are dull, featureless RUBBER again rose in price in Singapor yesterday and added one eijjhth of I cent reach 61} a for May first srade A reserve of sellers coupled with kiir trad< demand sent the price fractionally above Tuesday close, which was the highest
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    125 10 Ceylon rubber trade COLOMBO. \\Y(! IMIE entire procedure of pur- daMlag rubber lor China is now wide! ivvit a by UaC Minlstrv of Commerce ;md Trade followinu protests from botii produceri and shippers, it Wma learned to One sourie said :ii the past when there was tree market there were
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    22 10 SINGAPORE APRIL II TIN: t9M ".'i per picul (down Si::.")) RUBBER: 1,1 cents n, (up one eighth of a eenj
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    178 10 Ships Iviiiß alongside tin- Sia| pure llailxiui >'■<>. ud hli.iims rxprcled today air: 1 I'n, an. i 4 p, Daizu M i Meuin.i CP BhUlon 8/9. Uamtm 11 14 Bei wyvli 15/16, sediii N N. Wall I I U 8. R e :.ii..hi Km J J' 23 R
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    228 10 Tnt Malajraa nvan Broker^ Asso--0 reported th.it: On a dull and feat urele.vs share market prii c nu vemeiiis Ml irreijiil.ir unhin n.irruw iuni;> Member.-, o: the AaM I.linn reported tlie lulloMins; baalnaai dune vesterdjy: Vttam and] Maavi orcis. $2; Gammon SJ97-.; Malayan cement *:j2-y. MtnJtM tomrn Strait-s
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    114 10 Slnii4|t»r<- hiiii-M- 1-i.mlh. fc\- ciiaiitf prtoai par pacul Copra: steady. May $:U I. $31.. sellers. June )o'.. buyers. $31 sellns foi omit oil quirt sellers Pepp.-i uiu h.uu.il. ktaady Muniok w\iut $2*H) Barawak L.nupoiiK blue I; $2.5. l.ewl* and Peal: tloslnj; )i Coconut oil: dull; IVn.uitf $52'j stllers
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    44 10 1 I.c M..l.i\:,n Xxi li ■octaUon in uir iiu- toUowlni in us r.ites to BMrcfaanti jraitrrdny Canada buylns, T.I :il> 7 lti airMall >> I) 11 If. !l(l (1., vs M II nrdil bills it: 1 Irmto lillls. .srlhn,IT. or O.I). 32 rrsidy.
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    165 10 INDONRSI «ill nui >,• a delegation >in-.i|), 1 to Hmwm trade rel.Un, 1 betweea the hra coimtm cables til.- Mr.iits 1 Ilk. lit. 1 corrcNpoildenl liu'.oilt-sijii K 1 o 11 o 111 Ministry circles, added th< i.tbie. cominentiiiu on v BSMTC reports lhat an oliicial Indonesi in
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    107 10 Kubbi r load i. MBt oil a \e: itivi.iv and > cents a iv toi M.i\ The prtM upMWd II tinned up to 61 during the aftaraoon L.n tali amoui i.ess rtpoi I qulal attar nrut. L'k...in s prtl < per pound were: Nil 1 HSS ,p,> til
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    70 10 An Increused lin.il dividend > pei ieiii lvi i! Hubl*-i Km.. 1 rata of jo par Iml i." \e.\i ..v piewou.Nh i ictobar t ti*- Interln was rut but M-'r. limn means lli.it now IbC no 1 liaiiKe lor the \t n The directors of the to
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      144 10 NOTICE THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF SAINT GEORGE (Singapore Branch) SAINT GEORGE'S DAY 23RD APRIL 1954 MEMBERS are reminded that a wreath will be placed on the Cenotaph by the President at 8.30 a.m. Tomorrow- Saint George's Day. All members are invited to attend. M. D. HAMERSLEY. Hon. Secretary. ITALY Important
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      1165 10 NOTICES PETALING TIN, LIMITED Notice is hereby given of the declaration of a second quarterly interim dividend of 7%3 in respect of the year ending 31st October, 1954 less Income Tax :it 30':. payable on 20th May, 1954 to shareholders registered on 29th April. 1954. By Order of the Board.
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      62 10 tUtt (or y" btm j J for rt HE]* H* LalJ INDOr* HMI uB booklei i.-fl FUNNEL •A NAVIS lITS STIA lADD STU AC COM U Afttt t.C >Qt.A. fnr S< HAY tmimm L, i All ft n 1 b MITSUI Yt} l jl WIST BOUND ROi M (span Sinaaporc
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      860 11 I M AHS^ ELD C LTD fr& Pottage cl FUNNEL LINE Dtpti gther parts to load and dmharqe cargo 'GLASGOW, LON3ON, I CONTINENTAL PORTS ie P S'nom Paning G25 Zi Apr 22 Apr 23/24 Apr 16 6.11/14 Apr. 25 Apr. 26/28 Apr. 29/30 Apr 24 Apr. 28 Mey 6/ 7
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      967 11 EAST ASIATIC LIN*. SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA or Aden. Pert Seid, Genoa, Antw.rp. Rotterdom, Hamburg, Gdynia, Copenhagen, Gorhenburg ft Oslo. s'rv.re p. S'hom Poring 3 TSSa?.;. %S'x 24/2 i A 2s/ ii A «»S5 %ZZ! S&Sr 1 Calls r.yrouth Colls London passtnqcrs only) and Kerlshomn Colls Reyrouth, Naples. SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA/U.K./CONTININT
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    Little Red Riding Hood—a story of fear, deceit and brutality!
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    537 12 HOW TO MAKE A CHILD TAKE ITS MEDICINE ELIZABETH PAKENHAM puts parents up to a few help-the-doctor-dodges. VOL remember Cruel Frederick in "Struwwel-pcU-r"'.' Alter he had savaged his dog and been bitten in return, the doctor came and him "ikislv physic." Alas, physic has a nasty nature. Even when the
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      301 12 am as* r fa' \v J I for discovering HEINZ ij E^^y If was i great day when a mother discovered Heinz sff*\~ )**^v Cream of Tomato Soup! Her -\i\ family and dinner guests vV> k w(Me thrillecl with lts rich> \x't^s^>£ > '3 creamy flavor and motlier A(^J JfcyS^,/
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      78 12 (/o\ a. v V A really luil'Oui »r>.n« obtained by us'nq i ampoo t dt contains V d'HB^I Muljified Cocodnut OI i V, \HflB cocoanutl shamA If PI I .tf in up B ~> rs-jp J 1 j3*J» 1 .HAM* i is It's the improve CHASE AND SANBO&I Thi'io's no
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      346 12 II snub with (ulour <6> The Straits Times Crossword ldlf dU 24 The winner or the last ft), M, tin '.Ml tin U kt Fps.mi (9 1. I I' U k&ttf I T7 T"— TI fSSST« I It I la 1 7 E )lsll °f t»e NT (s>. §11 IH
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    296 13 LONDON, Wednesday. -fjrh Vlbion's six-one defeat yester%n Villa, their heaviest defeat of Jjrtuallj ended their chances of >vinlothall League championship. rs, though boaton 2-1 by the top with 55 points "ii,. more game to play. ["ottenham and West Bromwich away to Portsmouth. v preseni Wnlvrs
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    He cheated death at Gap hill climb
    307 13  -  EDIN PETERS Ry ll'lllCtl man was the happier alter Sunday s Sinjja- pore Motor Club hill climb at the (Jap Jimmy Milne or Ra.jaratnam Sivaßanam? It's difficult to say. But most relieved must surely have been Dr. B. V. Haasan, who had a
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    Victoria won 3 lost 1 on tour
    86 13 A bwimlntiHl team Irom the ViclOol, S'.ii!;.iiHire. led by Mr. ■JBliel, made a llinaaiflll tour of the Federation durinc the Bastei holldayi and returned rwMrti.i evening ram LUlllWlaWl C'heoiK Chen s«ee. Pun Yew Chi mi;. Nii Ah Kdw. Ciiarhe Se.ih DaMMMM Sih>. Ont
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    131 13 Randy told to defend British title lONDON. Wed. r rilK HHI IISH BuxniK B(wrd nf OHMrol ii.,v oirieied Rundy Turptn (o deiend his British middleueiHht champtonnhlp a«,nnst Johniiy BUlllVatl by Kepi 30. Turptn de;e.i'.t'd Albert Fnu h lor the title in O> tobe: itM Ii will be furpta'l Oral Bi
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    LIFTERS TRY OUT AGAIN
    109 13 LIFTERS TRY OU T AGAIN A private trial among Singapore's :<mr h: tiames wM UrfH placi al No M, Baleviier Road toakOtTM '.ii .iMcr..n. -.vhat their best perfi)itr.ai!ces wi!l be before tluv leave let N!.n:i:.i Mr. Cluia 'Man Tcck. viic-piesident of >A\VI.K. UtU -lie straits Ttmes \ester<laj Ihe tMUI will
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    EDDIE—A CAT-QUICK, TIRELESS CHAMPION
    398 13 EDDIE— A CAT-QUICK, TIRELESS CHAMPION —says Time I,M>l»ll. 'HHOSO, the Malayan J badminton ace, who won the U.S. national badminton Mncles title at Niagara Falls last weak, is featured in the Apr. 19 issue of Time Magazine as a tireless champion, a cat-quick little < sft 4ini Malayan who bounded
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    73 13 LONDON. Wea -Rugby Union results yesterday were: Aberavon 11 Devon port Service* 3. Auertillery Nunealon 3. BrldKend _"7 Halifax 6; Bristol S Cheltenham 5; Cardiff 14 Northampton Coventry 24 Rußby 0. Exeter y Leices- ter 5: Lydney I Uloucester 12: Newport 14 BarMifaaa i ri.ntypooi 21 l4)ndon
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    JAPS TAKE TWO FRENCH TITLES
    77 13 PARIS. We v Japane.se took the Ural two titles iaj the French International trible-ienius championships last night by defeating Hungarian players m the finals of the men's and women's uoubles. Ogimura and 1 amasu oeat Sldo ■Bd Foldi lo 21. 21—11. 21 14. 21 18
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    609 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A hundred and forty eight entries ha\c b<vn rrcrivrd for the Sclangnr Turf Club's May Meeting to be held on May 1. 5 and 8. They comprise 78 Class Two horses, and 70 Class Five boCM I Entries: Subiert to pnsslnc barrier
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      425 13 Wolf Cubs, 100. {luring APRIL 26th-MAY 2nd Sp<t(C (intuited by SiiiiidP'itc G>l, l St' raze Cn. Ltd. HOLIDAY Opening at the HAPPY WORLD STADIUM To-night At 8.30 Bookings al ROBINSONS. WINSTONS, ARCADE. HAPPY WORLD. Price* SB. S5, S3 *nd S2. SPONSORED b> 'IflJ^IJ THURSDAY i Straits Times WORD PUZZLE W
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    RAHIM OMAR SCORES 4
    434 14 FINE GOALS Mercantile Bank now lead Div. 1 Mercantile Bank 5; Sime Darby 0. rOIR FINK goals scored by centre-forward r Rahim Omar, including a hat-trick, enabled Mercantile Hank to score a 5-0 victory over Sime Darby in a one-sided Singapore Business Houses F.A. first division
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    408 14 RESULTS LEAGUE POSITIONS nivisKrv OM Sime Darby o .-.lerrantile Bk ."> •O.T.E.C. Shell Breweries Hontkonc Bk 3 (harlered Bank 1 V. Xeave 3 MT.H. t old Stouite IHVISION TWO 11.. Mini Motors 7 HandeKbank 1 M. Airway* rnrd l.c.i. ii iiiii l M.uisfield 1 S.T.C. (.ullinr S( recrhed «alko\er from
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    16 14 LONDON. Wed Rairo\> her Accrington Stanley 4 3 in Div 3 North' today Reuter.
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    248 14 match »t ymca t round Haatid I bin Ibr.hnn scored for Brickwork- :nced Robm-ons C H ii in l heir Div. 3 c <:•■ )V Gee Kirn >4i. Vong Chye. Jaffar Konc and V G Muthusamy refereed The match between Brr and Borneo
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    Chamroen deserves Carruthers fight
    393 14  -  The Straits Times Bj M DM ChMBfOW SoiiKkitrat of Si:<m rll-nbs mio the ring hi Bangkok s National Stadium on Sunday. May 2 to challenge Jlmmj Carruthers of Australia for his world biintamwelKht title, there will be 60.000 people to cheer the Sinniese on to vlrtoi
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    190 14 BAD weather and I heavy track did not Mop Ceylon's champion hlffa junper. V.) -y« -ar-old Kthiriveerasingham, from showing that he will be a real force to contend with at the Asian (James, when he limbered up at the Police
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    3 Fijians beat javelin mark
    151 14 bait; pahat \\mi THREF Fijian* siruslied the Mil.-iv.in javelin record at the annua] Fin Infantry Reviment spor 1 h< Id nere Johore S(.«:e records \\r:r I lished equalled ne.vs orderly, threw the ja\ elm ;:<ii tea reenrei o4 1 84 f t. 3in. Second-placed Im«t1
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