Sunday Standard, 19 April 1953

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    14 1 SUNDAY STANDARD BDSGXDFBVDSFB *<) 38 5. jfc 3H SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1953. TWENTY PAGES
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    Coronation Tour Contest
    132 1 /syftST THREE KEEP THEIR POSITIONS top candidates m The Coronation Tour Con--0,000 mark last week, etaining their respec A I. Thillainathan 5 4 4 votes, followsprintina school (53,881) ar\d lei E. C. Dutton "on received the \otes last week (14,--ining are Malayan Gomez, Singapore on Onn Leng,
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    Reds Are Increasing Pressure—Stevenson
    300 1 Reds Are Increasing Pressure— Stevenson 'THEIR INTENTIONS UNCHANGED 9 By PETER GRUENING, United Press Staff Corresponaenr FORMER United States presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson said m Singapore yesterday that the Communists are stepping up aggression m Asia despite their Korean peace proposal. Stevenson told United Press exclusively "I see no evidence
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    RED PROFITS AID CEYLON
    45 1 COLOMBO. Apr.: i«. UnThe Government today allocated a share of the profits from the rubber trade with Communist China for the rehabilitation ot the rubber industry. A six-man board will be granted 11.500.000 rupees from rubber profits to aid the industry.
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    Reds Ready For Talks
    64 1 TOKYO, April 18, (UP) The Communists promised, \hcv would be ready to Mix the date" for discussions of an Allied proposal to open the way of a Korean armistice by turning over to Switzerland tlie whole deadlocking problem Of voluntary repatriation. The Allies agreed just before
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    UK Agrees To Malik's Post
    47 1 MOSCOW. April 18. (Renter) —The British Government has I agreed to the appointment of Mr. Jacob Malik as Soviet Ambassador m London m succession to Mr. Andrei Gromyko, it was understood hen 4 last night. Mr. Gromyko has been recalled to Moscow.
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    Thais Arrest Two Chinese
    70 1 b.-UUKUK, April 10. lAW>] Two prominent Chinese merchants were arrested by the Thai police for alleged foreign exchange manipula-j tions. They will be chnrsedwith attempting to cause economic disorders In Thailand. The arrested merchant- arc Sahat Mahakun, president of the Chinese Chamber of Com- mcrce and
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    French Quit LastBastion
    83 1 SAIGON, April 18 (AP) French Union Forces have evacuated their defence post at Nong m th e face ol a Com-munist-led Vietminh drh* into the mountainous kingdom ot Laos one of the three FrenchAssociated Indo-Chinese States. Nong, 156 miles %ve>t of Hanoi the main French bastion m
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    Aid For Vietnam
    17 1 t P t n back the Vietminh mvasion of the kingdom ol Laos. Reuter
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    Hunger Strike
    14 1 CHINESE Communist sick kednes.fay. held hru-t 1 strike yesterday i» hrhgdrhtdngfngfng U.P.
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    SPLIT IN UMNO IMMINENT
    341 1 SPLIT IN UMNO IMMINENT Perak Body To Defy Expulsion OfDato IPOH, Sat. A split m the rank and tile of the United Molays National Organisation, is imminent. The executive committee of the Perak division of the organisation has threatened to defy the Central Executive Committee for expelling the Dato Panglima
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    Sacked Man Will Not Quit
    117 1 NEW DELHI, April 18. (AP) Khvvaja Nazimuddin was quoted m reports from Karachi, capital of Pakistan, today as saying his removal from the office of Prime Minister yesterday was "illegal and unjustified/ 1 "I will never resign," these reports quoted him as saying. The rotund,
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    Three Vital Questions
    101 1 il l r executive commuter of the. Perak division of Uie UMNO »us put three questions to the orcanisatlon's Central Executive Committee. They are: 1. Why was not the Dato given an opportunity to appear before th«« Central Executive (Oinmittee to defend himself, if the committee has
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    Sir Cheng-lock Hits 'Anti-Chinese Drive'
    309 1 DATO Sir Cheng-lock Tan, president of the Malayan Chinese Association, in a statement to the press yesterday, referred to a recent article by Denis Warner. Singapore correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, and a letter in a local newspaper by A.K. Robinson of Batu Anam, as
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    Scot (50) Found Dead
    53 1 Scot (50) Found Dead KUALA LUMPUR. Sat A 50-year-oid Scot, dead In a hotel In I|>«;b U He v. Archibald Monteith Mv r e VfcKerrell who h.tri been In Ihe I tion for ibo i ![e was k teen :it!y m poor health was until a lew week employed as
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    CHAPLIN QUITS US
    52 1 LONDON A Chaplin iinnou. he ha given up r< m flio Urv the '"yi'llow pre ful reactionary groups I _;;o<l out nri f I individual Up |gfU€d drafted <»m h r from Swita The movie < t ontinuc f n pi< lure "work" In linn. claimed developed
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    Combodian King
    15 1 KING NOROLX I ut i ton to the l l on .11. U.P.
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    $20,000 IN BACK PAY FOR SIXTY C&W BOYS
    159 1 $20,000 IN BACK PAY FOR SIXTY C&W BOYS MORE than 60 telegraph messengers of the Singapore Cable and Wireless Ltd., will get about $20,--000 m back pay. This is the result of a revision of their pay present scales to a new scale based on The new scheme comes into
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    Persian Police Chief Sacked
    53 1 TFHF.RAW April 18. (Renter) The Persian Prime Minister. Dr. Mohammed Mossadeq has dismissed the Governor and Chief of Police of Shirnz m South Persia where demonstrators on Friday attacked the I homes and office- of officials of the American "Point Four" scheme for aid to under-
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    NATO Council
    34 1 CHANCELLOR of the Exchequer R. A. Butler will head a British delegation <>t tout ministers to in- NATO, council meeting In Paris beginning I next Thursday, it wa announced in London. U.P.
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    Jap Elections
    22 1 A HELICOPTER yesterday I fluttered leaflets over Tokyo i urging the people to vote on the April i!i Japanese elections.
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    Newsmen Mob Akihito
    57 1 NEWSMEN and photographers surround Japanese Crown Prince Akihito during the hitter's press conference aboard the Liner President Wilson on arrival m San Francisco. Akihito is en route to London to attend the Coronation. Yesterday Prince Akihito arrived m Toronto where he received a warm welcome from government
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    250 Learn To Sew And Save
    132 2 250 Learn To Sew And Save ABOI'T 250 Singapore girls, I f range from IS to 33 'ling the art of machine embroidery, and how to make their own clothes. They are a!! pupils at the Lng Machine schools Pi Is s« ah Street, North f ids. Suppl yi n
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    They Used To 'Skip' School At High Tides
    439 2  -  DAVID TAMBYAH By photo. photo. EIGHT minutes by launch from Jardine Steps will brinff you to Telok Saga Malay School which was perhaps the only Singapore schooi where the daily attendance fluctuated with the tide. But today, thanks to the foresight of
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    Naval Awards
    36 2 FOUR oftVevs of the Malayan Roya! Naval R< have been awarded the Volunteer Reserve Decoration. They are: Commander W. N. Kennedy, Lt.-Commdr. R. G. Banks. Lt.Comnidr. P. H. Burgesi and Lt.-Commdr. J. H. Craig.
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    Govt. Clerk Appeals
    57 2 A Singapore clerk attached to the Pilgrims Office. Rahman bm Abu Bakar. was sentenced to five months' rieorous rnpnsonment m the Second District Court. Rahman was charged with criminal breach of trust of SstfO belonging to the Government, between May and August, 1951. He lodged an appeal.
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    2 Artists To Marry
    90 2 TWO Chinese artists will be married m London next month Both have become well-known m British art circles and their work s have been exhibited at the Royal Academy .They aacr c Miss Chang Chienying and Mr. Fei Chen-wu. Pupils at the Slade School of Art
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    Dealers Urged To Trade In Worn Out Tyres
    314 2 Dealers Urged To Trade In Worn Out Tyres IHE Standard Vacuum Oil Company m Singapore is encouraging dealers to trade m "worn out" tyres or their clients for new tyres. One of their dealers will buy used tyres from a client ea ch These tyres, which a few months ago
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    Rubber Up, Tin Down
    48 2 REPORTS of the of»Hussian bi»3 my tea< <'. tiir rubber markets m oth 1 and Singapore otherwise the mai k< Prices nnpid' i 1 1 X cents per Ib. to »>« 3 k per Ib. on a quid mai k« the close. Small bvtiMai was rvpavtw
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    AN ALL-MALAY POLICE BAND FOR SINGAPORE
    289 2 SINGAPORE will soon have an all-Malay Police band, the Bandmaster, Mr. R. E. House, told The Standard yesterday. Mr House said that all the Sikh musicians now m the band were nearin* retirement age. When they had left the band they would be replaced
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    Defence: Our Duty Says Yap
    181 2 XI IF DKFEXCE of this country is the inevitable re>ponity of tlie Chinese people v io rlain to belong here. Mr. Yap Pheng Geok. a Singapore City Councillor, told The -Standard yesterday. This ro^ponsitilty must receive the >erious attention of all Chinese leaders, he added.
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    Councillor's Suggestions Not Feasible
    95 2 THE ;£gest ions made by Mr. S. Jagunathan, a Singapore C.ty Councillor, for the Improvement Trust fiats have been considered by the Trust m the past and boon rejected, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice. chairman of the Trust, told The Standard yesterday. The Trust rejected them
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    New City Bus Service
    72 2 THIS is mm of the five n -w luxury hiises which will operate Ike new City iriul ir Senrice. ISuill un Mhion "Victor" rfcamia they vii; tarn tMirjv N.-itfd aassrager* The Statist of chromed tabular sleel iu»hoKtrn«l at red leather. The interior is fitt.-d with the
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    Tiong Bahru Bid To Beat Spivs In Fish
    171 2 AS A first step to lowering fish prices m Singa pore markets, the organisers of the Tiong Bahru Com niHnitv Centre will bring about 2.000 kattirs or fish t< the Centre tomorrow and sell them to residents m thai area at Government
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    NOON PRICES
    59 2 Sinjj.ipore C!i;iml)^i mi < merce Rubber A**oc»i*in.i. >«,« n prices iin cent.* pei lb > \*%t«iday (April 18' were Buy«rt S«l!eri RSS Ix>ose No. 1 RSS Spot Loom o Wo 1 May «.B J i.h^ No. 1 .Tun* •Hi i.m Ko. 2 May i^. No. 3 May t
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    TIN PRICE
    17 2 THE price of tin on the Si ;.ij><>rc market yrticrdaj Mil 5/ a. (Down .vi *-.{«>
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    Nursing Is The Finest Service In The Calony
    442 3 Nursing Is The Finest Service In The Calony comparable t 0 ,h,. "ecu'lr^f. ill Ba p "re nur^ m Britain I)r R CalderuTn aildard9 'or nurses m The Slan dard ytTrZ O(B< ld Wa.es. a nd fe Singapore N^r"^ Eng lnd P«re iiursin? register ar re Sistered on the Sin^aBritaln
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    City Workers Prepare For Final Showdown
    161 3 THE executive committee of the 8,000-strong Singapore Federation of City Council Labour Unions, will meet today to prepare for a final "show down" if necessary, with the City Council, to settle its claims, Mr. O. Rengasamy, secretary of the Federation, said yesterday. He &ajd:
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    SUNDAY PRIZE PUZZLE
    70 3 SUNDA Y PRIZE PUZZLE MILLIONS have seen and touched this useful article. What fa it? SOME ONE MLST KNOW. Twenty dollars will be paid to the sender of the first correct solution opened by the Contest Editor or the assessors whose word will be nnal. All solutions should be addressed
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    Last Week's Winner
    14 3 Onirc any tone after IU U I Last u?eekJ puzzle aas
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    Didn't Give To Provident Fund
    54 3 ALOR STAR, Sat— Kwek Cheng Hock, manager of Chop Teow Hup Hin and Co., of Yen, North Kedah was fined $150 m the Yew Magistrate's Court for failing to submit contributions to the Employees' Provident Fund. This is the first case of its kind m
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    Great Spirit In Federation 's Own 'Territorial Army'
    32 4 Great Spirit In Federa tion 's Own 'Territorial Army' THREE members of the F.M.V. Re*t> Corps go over future plans: 2 Lt. Traylen and (left) Cpl. Mohamed Ra&hid and (pi. Philip Chin.
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    Emphasis On Plans For A Better Life
    423 4 MALAYA WINNING SHOOTING WAR THE OUTCOME of the Emergency no longer rests m the balance: Malaya is winning the shooting war. So that today a new emphasis enters our thinking, Mr. Stewart Wavell said m a broadcast on "Spotlight on the Emergency the
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    Singapore Surprises Reticent Russians
    176 4 THE captain of the Russian freighter Paskov m Singapore harbour yesterday, was talking to a Standard reporter when a tall, Imrly Russian strode into the cabin and instructed him to dismiss the press. This reticent individual appeared to be a party boss. He walked to the
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    Assaulted Woman
    124 4 IBRAHIM bin Abdul Rahman, a Singapore labourer. was yesterday fined SKM) jj) the Third Police Court, when he pleaded guilty to a charge of assaulting a married woman with intent to outrage her modesty at the servants quarters m Adam Park on the night of April Itf. Inspector
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    Vital Statistics
    55 4 SINCAPORE Heaths last 7?8 M tail ed 18fi Birlhs *S Chief causrs of death v\cr e pneumonia (20), enteritis U<») and tu^rculosis (7) Infantile death rat* was 62 9« per thousand against 87.72 the earner week. Total T B deaths were 12. six under i<>' Fiflyouc n<-w ta
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    BODCA Officials
    53 4 THE Singapore Base Ordnance Depot Civilian Association has elected th c following office bearers for 1953-54: President: Mr. D.F. Collins (reelected); Vice-president: Mr Lira Honx Keat; Gen. SecreJT Mr Teia Sin (re-elect-ed); Asst. Secretary: Mr Seah S, o *S°° n Gejl TreasuiVr: Mr VS.N. Nair (re-elected); Sports rSccrtUiy:
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    Servant Dead In Kitchen
    97 4 MR. Giam Chong Hing. the Singapore Coroner, was told yesterday how eUfht days after a servant admitted that she had opened the door of the house to robbers, she was found dead m th c kitchen. Sh c was said to have taken poison. The inquiry
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    Eye Witnesses Are Wanted
    68 4 SINGAPORE Police are appealing for eye witnesses of an accident at the junction of Orchard Road and Killiney Road at 8 a.m. on April 14. In that motor car bicycle accident the cyclist, 25-year-old Ng Kiat Hong, died, the following day m hospital. Witnesses are asked
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    Four Races In Four Arms
    52 4 KOl'R RACES m four arms of thp Volunteers <from Irft): (pi. Patrick Rozario (Eurasian) of the Military Police. Pte. Chou Ah Lek (Chinese) of the Ree< v Corps: Cpl Anthony Arokiasamy (Indian) of the Army Srrvire orpv; and Cpl. Mohd. Akib (Malay) of the X
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    Volunteers To Hold Camps This Year
    1068 4  -  Captain D. H. de T. Re ade By THE FOUR ARMS of, I the Malayan Volunteer: Forces Infantry. Service Corps, Electrical and Mechanical Ennneers and Military Police will hold their first post-war camps this year. These will be m September and October, j The
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    FAMILY PAY MAN COMING ON FRIDAY
    148 5 FAMILY PAY MAN CO MING ON FRIDAY >\l\ RITSON, the member of the one-man tinted by the Governor of Singapore ito allowances for government employees to arrive m the Colony on Friday. ertain and or no) emex non-pension-ed Singapore night an- ard's da: e ot tement on the eadlock 4
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    Those Babies Again
    151 5 Those Babies Again MAIN cAUSt for congestion m -i> e lower criminal courts »f Singapore i> them•- -i p »pul ition to over y,.) > people and 'he com- Failure m the expan- >g i.'miH 1 the lower ts, an >fVi.i i „f Judicia Department toicf The Standard yesterday. j^-ait»
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    12-Storey Building For American Co.
    113 5 v ril 18. for erec of w) the dlding East were today by the ernational Undern who plann►oo B c m be inson Road and L2-storey office by the rnational Assu- L, a.i as^orporatkm. ooent here said n of the office uld be part of
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    33 5 p!»l)t«>. WORRMK.N ire icea layiai out a wpllca <abovf) of the Crown with Hrn letters BJt II at Kin* Vttmvt V Park, lv CteaHmiß Avenue Sins:ipore. feslerslay «n prrparation foi tin* Coronation. Standard
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    Elocution Test
    29 5 ri Besar of Johore at the finals of contest of the i Young Malayans B ik:t Zaharah Johore Bahru on cc i nencc at <„ The public i*
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    'S'pore Is Cleanest And Greenest City—US Magazine
    141 5 'S'pore Is Cleanest And Greenest City— US Magazine ■'SINCiAPORE U the cleaner ,nd grew€»t P^<« m the ioctfd to U^ I"-' according lo w, irtlrta pubii»»«d m •CociUrf th« n^a^azin^ of Vmerican teUWMtlonal d«rwritart. worid-wid« m•unnoi grtiup. whteh has two concerni jperatmi In the Colo*J. prai^d the abilitjr J* "J
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    10,000 SAY NO AND THREATEN TO STRIKE
    376 5 thon in innn tr J de unlons representing more Gove 'I > ln ir tTiai Worker f Singapore S^T W1 meet Tucsd °y dc 1 ..""'r"' including strike oction, T*i f,^ eif C lms for in «e«ed ollowonces. u.von' VS a cJ adlock
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    Alleged Gang Head Denies Robbery Count
    95 5 Alleged Gang Head Denies Robbery Count RAJ] Shukor bin Ha.ji lflris. alleged to be the < leader o f Singapore's < "swimsuit gang." was yes- < terday dutrged m the 1 Third Polic« Court. 1 He <!aimed trial o n a charge of robbing Chan l.eon« Seag Of cash and
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    Thief Takes Life Savings
    84 5 A FIFTY-YEAR-OLD Singapore mattress maker. Wong v lost his life savings 01 $1,700, which he was keeping for expenses for a visit to his wife and children In China. A thief had entered his workshop m Victoria Street, on Friday night and stolen the money. Wong.
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    Couple Robbed
    48 5 WHILE sitting In a secluded spot at Bukit Payong. Singapore, oa Friday night. a Chinese couple VII robbed by three men of cash and wrist watches, worth $87. Two of the robbers were armed with knives, while a third, who was unarmed, removed the couple's valuables.
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    BRANDY HAUL IN BOAT CHASE
    84 5 BRANDY HAUL IN BOAT CHASE A SINGAPORE Police pati >' boat chased a motor sampan m the sea off Pasir Panj i on Friday night and recovere 1 120 DOUles Of brandy, b I to be dutiable. Police spotted the boat at l*> p.m. when it wai seen travelling at
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    PRO Scouter?
    55 5 PRO Scouter? plinlu. XI.V. S Scout Mr. Roy Ferroa. Assistant Public BrlaH— Secretary (Press) m Sin-inure presenting the shield whuh he donates for a pioneering competition of tlie Sinu« POX Western District Junior Scouts, to the leader of the BIW. Piilau I'.rknm Troop, who were the dinners The tompetition was
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    Boom Demand For Rubber Predicted
    272 5 the field of plastic,** he explained. *'Hie jusi beginning to t;ike 1 and are astounding, especially m the use of plastics m auton lobi c !">,iirs "Such new products and new outletv would :nean the industry would require more synllietic and natural rubber." CHICAGO, April
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    DEATH
    126 5 IT ij- rtgt«:u'd lo jnfotm the many 1 1 ie/ids of Ml V ing Sm H.. ol S ucturai Co Ltd.. i1 has ullv at his r t c Xo 15 C^ucen AM rid Piitk •■ff Holland RohHi on April IT 19r>:* B1 1 OfS ;i.m. He t. i?
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    Why The Cathedral NeedsMoney
    114 5 Why The Cathedral NeedsMoney INCREASE m Aeld work rather than m ehurcti expendi- the reason why more money i< required i>y Sinfja's St. Andrew's Cathedra this year. Mr. T. Cotterell. church treasurer. told The iay. He said the church hoped to swell it. funds i>v $30,000 jrear m order to
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    Nair, Samad Visit CID
    95 5 MR. C. V. Devan Nair and Inche Abdul Samad, who were ed from emergency detention, on Friday paid a oneminute call to the Special Branch "just to say good morning." Mr. N T air has received a rrreqiie from the Kelantan Teachers' Union. He said he
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      97 5 Weather MINIMI'M Trmpt-ralnrr: from 7.30 p.m. on 17 4 7.30 a.m. on IX t Siu»ji|v»t (77 F). Prn.inc (73 Fl. Kota Bahru (78 li. Kuala Lumpur (.74 Fk Ipoh (7$ Fl. KumUn (73 F). Maximum IVmprralurr: from 7.30 a.m to 7.30 p.m. on 18/4 Singapore (88 V). Praan* (83 X).
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    How To Become Horribly Wealthy Betting On Racehorses
    749 6 How To Become Horribly Wealthy Betting On Racehorses STORY AND DRAWING BY WILLIAM DRURY VTESTERDAY was the last day of racing at the Singapore Turf Club, and I suppose Bukit Timah Road, which suffered the onslaught of so much traffic. lies prostrate and aching In the sun this quiet Sunday
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    S. KOREANS FAIL A GAIN S'pore Win 3-1
    379 6  - S. KOREANS FAIL A GAIN S'pore Win 3-1 EE BOON LEE By A SINGAPORE AFA Combination again downed Uie isitinu South Korean team yesterday. Before a large crowd, the Koreans were defeated 3 l by a team which proved their superiority trom beginning to end. The SAI A team fully
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    43 6 V. Saaford Captain of the West Australian Youth boxing <«>ntin^« i nt Meets Austin Dunsiord. th* Siacaporc cap tain on arrival yesterday by the (haron. The Australians will fighl Singapore Youth for Ike magnificent Aw (hens' Ckft trophy. (Arrival sl«»iy on Page I^.>
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    927 7 y can perform the great task ing racial prejudice and gap between the East •Vest, says Han Suyin. 'l/onifm fa a condensed torsion of a U'livercd by the author of "A Many<l Thing,' Whs lfnn Savin, at a fast week be/ore member* of the ssociation,
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    HOUSEWIFE OR HOMEMAKER?
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    Young Indonesian Womanhood To Honour Emancipator
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    2005 11  - Helpful Hints On Motoring In Europe Joining A.A. Is First Requisite MAXINE RAKICH By luk the many Malayans ingly travel conscioi r tion year, I would rortable and interesting fc i car through Europe. <K Thi u may seem an unusual thought to those who have never left Malaya, and
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      884 11  - How Should Malayans Live In UK? Andrew Roth By I TOW should Malayans 1 live m London? Should they live m purely British surroundings or should they attempt to recreate the British colours and Asian art forms of their native country? These questions arose with the arrival of Raja Uda.
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      1108 12 T HIS week, I have a plan tiom a leader to alleviate traffic mixup at the intersection outside Kalfang Airport. I wonder how our traffic experts will ivact to it and if it will be worth their while 10 give it some consideration. He writes: "Although
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      622 13 are four top flf^t A f^S m Mala y a yer V portly Foremost of h V!o ßank Organisation films book by Xho^Mnn C he kins Dona d S,n^ n arr vatu at and star ring Jack HawMcKenna Denholm Elliott and Virginia
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      49 13 T e 'ihtw? No 57-Anu T«ld; No. 5«-Eltaab»th SeUars; Lumpur. -ntries for a SUr Contest No. 11" is thto Closing date for t J*J le M S tomorrow. ConThursday, that aU pictures and coupons testants are aym «J™ «*J paper when submitted and m dis«uj]ifica(M^
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      197 13 LAUGHING ANNE' IN LONDON SOON HERBERT J. YATES, Z President of Republic Pic- tnres Corporation, has j announced that "Laugh- t ing Ann c," the first Z picture made jointly under the agreement with > Britain's top producer- Director. Herbert Wilcox, will have its world pre- S miere m London
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      386 13 Malta Story is a magnificent ribute to the epic defence of Malta during the war. The story is against the background of the heroic months when the full blast of the enemy's strength was turned on this tiny island. Although starved, battered and almost blown oil the
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    113 14 LEfT: Block ond wk.t., o ♦ovourit. colour combination m U.S. tummtr PhMoM this year, «r« combined m ttfmi 9 ht and circular patterns five a dramatic .ppeoronc* to this roy©« crep« 4resi. u j -m. k i*^ j CENTRE This coot ond dress ensemble, o
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    470 14 1 AM Chinese girl of 1». and for about IK month* hjkvr beea carry ius »n a love affair with a boy. Rocentlv I met a fine young man who wishes to marry me. I koow tKai I wan only mfatn* i ed with the
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    281 14 IF YOl' *rr not as izood looking jnd ri>manti< al]y inlrrrNtinc as you would like to br. just because you are overweight, you should firM .»r HI admit to yourself that over-eating may be the sole OMM *rf this. You naturally need a certain amount of food to
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    52 14 J^hf.P your ceilings clean With vacuum brush wan n,<, lK ,jr cloth-covered orooni COLOURFAST article! should be unshed separatehj so rhnf mo lint /rom £<&'? t fabrics icill cling to them. j£ A Hi (i blends m colour With the ifoor. an il!u*m.j m sp«ci U created m
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    129 18 'I HI". In f i; k i Selel al 1 dn ;-n i n d aga R F nine m n rr. it Sele tmong the 1 itatives. The defeal »f Butt< nvv. lelming and ii f the a Wi liani and iv- Farrow <t. i
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    Plaice Wins 50 m. Race
    211 18 i\ 1111 Milts >lass«d St.ni Rare las! sundry at Tengah, Place ©I Cliangl <<•"- tinutfi to hold '»< s reputation, as (lit- l>t-v.| "time tri.dist" union? th«- K.A.F. C%clist* m ♦he Colony by trtosriag the* eremi: Hopper, Flying Boa* \Vin£». -.vis the second rider home
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    New Coach New Motto
    141 18 "I he hrst shall be last and the last shall be first" appears to be the motto of Captain Simpson ho has taken over the coaching of the R. A.S.C. School shooting team. In the last quarter shoot of the Nee Soon Small Bore Rifle Club
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    THRILL OF FENCING
    625 18 Fencing at Tanglin Gymnasium last »\eek had it* loll«»v. er^ and tlu*re was ;i pi<e atlc-tflanee on Wednesday evening when the G.O.C. SinKapure Rase District, Mai <i«*n <. O'Carrull Scott <iB. CRE, presented the prizes to the winners and runners-up. lhe President s M I. Eva VIBE,
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    Congratulations
    156 18 Congratulations thi s week go to Staff Serjeant Doran, R.A.O.C. the only Army boxrr to retain his title at the InterServices Boxing Championships this year. He scored a points decision over C.P O. Parkes o f the Royal Navy m a very close fight. Sgt. Robbins. R.E.M.E Workshops. Bantam-Weight
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    LuckLeftRAF S'pore In Key Saigon Match
    1027 18  -  'ROGER' By AFTER a terrific struggle, Royal Air Force Singapore went down to the South Vietnam Civilians m the semi-final of the soccer competition between Singapore, Hong Kong, North Vietnam Army and Navy Combined and the South Vietnam Civilians at Saigon* Singapore lost m
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    ARMY CRICKET TEAMS BEGIN TO SHOW STRENGTH
    497 18 ARMY cricket both on the Island and In the Federation has started well with wins all round Col Knox's XI, a fairly good Singapore Army representative side, beat Sic S.C.R C and the Combined Services m Malaya also beat a select Civilian Xl^while
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    CRICKET NOTES
    106 18 nSt H £f *> RAF Seletar Fust Eleven^ match with RAF Tengah was "rained off" th*» 2nd' g?«S Eleven open« 3 a Access tul weekend with a sjx-wicket win against Brnddell CC Braddell declared at 9 for 86 m this innings Newton was the outstanding bowler taking S
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    Strictly For Posers
    359 18 There is something about being the first winner of a trophy even though others follow up to Win the same trophy. As time marches on and different names appear on the cup or shield each year one can almost hear the soldier of 1962 say "Ah, but
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    KAAAAPPEAL FOR GOVT. HELP
    203 19 KAAAAPPEAL FOR GOVT. HELP ALOR STAR, Sat- A *tron ff appeal to the state and fnr S? 1111^" assistance 52?™ the cons truction of a s S e "t,^y equippeS a t U lth ci »d« tracks to be madV available to the Public, was made b y Dr. C
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    Coronation Tour Contest
    123 19 Coronation Tour Contest oi me o'usai'uic owoaard will choose th« S«SS .tjjrtfi; Sff^Sr Ceremoni A hich .will last three months, from Feb- < 11 held under the Joint sponsorship of .t.ndard and Messrs. Alfred's Corona I undertake to finance the winner's et um trip to the United Kingdom by air
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    Let's Talk CRICKET
    516 19  - Let's Talk CRICKET LALL SINGH For thOM that do not poueai w^gP^e and detailed set of L?ni C v Laws on Cricket I complete clarification of the law by a leading English protester. :u umpire. The striker Is out L.B.W.— It with any part of his por«on except hi s
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    UMPIRES ARE ONLY HUMAN
    511 19 l mentioned] ad the miPS .U times. hit I (lid not vmtot jnstead .jnd fans n ih r >übn::. issions are always a jjood sign, and quite often produce good results. An Umpire* job is not a very ankful one. and wherever Cricket is played, it
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    KL Cricket
    66 19 KIT ALA LUMPUR. Sat.7YMCAdrew with Postals vi a friendly game of cricket on the Brickfields ground. well to capture four *I<*etfor 18 runs. When stumps re Ml^ a^S the YMCA were 63 runs ior 7 wickets. Naveretnam the V's star batsmen, *<£*%£* with a good knock of 22
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    INSIDE SPORT
    555 19  - INSIDE SPORT JEFFERY JAMES' ANOTHER SAFA SUSPENSION? If the Permuda episode ended at SAFA's Council room where N. S. Hogan and his Commission of Knquiry suspended all the players who made the "pirate" tour of Kota Bahru, it seems that some overenthusiastic gate-boy at Jalan Besar stadium did not think
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    More About Those Rules
    155 19 TALKING about rules, a reader wants to know whether SAFA's Commission of Enquiry is going to sit again to suspend the SAFA Councillors who broke SAFA's rule when they refused to promote Rovers "A H according to the rules... (I asked them about this and they
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    Paul Cheng Has Arrived
    263 19 One night n few months ago. g young Chinese boxer got himself hit off his feet. And no wonder. He moved with the grace of an elephant, and he was puffing like a steam engine at the end of two rounds. This lad fought againsi a
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    USMAN-BANG BANG MAN
    245 19 ft RFPUTATION Htctor Constance, welterweight king #°<SL w^lt Indies official contender for the Empire title, SL^No^^among world welters-looks good enough to beat SE iZ* SiDsman without much of a sweat when they 25?tfAJuSr?SS e>t at the Happy World stadium. SS^S^iSa 3WJ?&. the Juke-box at KaXaS A^JoU a
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    Aussies Arrive Singing
    250 19 Aussies Arrive Singing SINGING the "Waltzing Matilda' lH^gJ^iMrnlian Youth boxers nvfr^J m Singapore ye&terday for their engagement with Colony Youth boxers tomorrow and Tuesday night. At the wharf to welcome them were Mr. L. R. M. Me Intyre, Australian Trade Commissioner. Mr. B. 1.. Dunsford, Secretary of SABA, and Mr.
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    A Taiping Personality
    229 19 TAIPING. S.it.— A popular soccer peraonality, both as a player and as a referee, is Inche M. Salleh of the THceoms Department. Taiping. Born m the Coco* Island, he later moved to Singapore for schooling whore he showed his prowess at soccer at the Raffles Institution iind
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    Postponed
    32 19 THE Singapore Business Houses league fixture between OTEC and Shell at Jaian Besar stadium on Wednesday is postponed to Thursday. The game will b e played on the F. N. ground.
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    SAAA Meeting
    25 19 THE annual general meeting of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association will be held at the Singapore Recreation Club tQßßOjxfiw ft 9.30 k, ra.
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    329 19 SABA 'S BIG NIGHTS TIIL stafr X vet for the biggest Youth Uoxing tourn.i ment m the history of Singapore. M€ o |ony l>o«t*r c tans are dur tor r.irr tr»'at when tin- Australian t»..»f. j rlash with Ma«i|M»rr Amateur Boxing Association Youth lioxers at thr llapp% World tomorrow mil
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