Singapore Standard, 21 March 1951

Microfilm: NL2279
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    20 1 hgfhghgfhfg Singapore Standard SBL Pf ~m _S VOL 1 NO. 254 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1951. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    Colony Factory Workers Strike, Make Demands
    529 1 Standard Staff Reporter \yW\ iban 600 wwkcia of the National Carbon era) '■■> Mi 9\ milr stone, Bukit Timah Road, i;.<.n\ went on a one-day strike yesterday, over the ..al o( three workers l>\ the management for uthoiised absence* Repre entatives of the au
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    Road Fatality
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    WOMEN ROBBED
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    January Trade In Hk Highest Ever Recorded They Will Strike If Demands Not Met
    95 1 January Trade In Hk Highest Ever Recorded They Will Strike If Demands Not Met |Re United g > H< ng.:y 1951 bluest I in the n I day. rade was thai in reases Lc rease in Is tk in <es." kt ex Porture Fied in Dec i i I products.
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    Jakarta Premier To Resign
    151 1 Jakarta Premier To Resign JAKARTA. Mar. 110 (AP) Premier Mohammed Natsir ol Indonesia will offer to resign today following a Cabinet crisis precipitated when one of the coalition parties withdrew two Ministers. After ;i four-hour C ibinet meeting, Natsir wont to the Presidential palace where he talked with D: S
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    Adm. Russell Returns From Visit To Korea
    88 1 A dm. Russell Returns From Visit To Korea Standard Stall Reporter VICE-ADMIRAL the Hon. Sir Guy Russell, C-in-C Far East Station, returned to Singapore yesterday by BOAC trom Hongkong, from a trap to Korea where c visited the Royal Naval Units. Admiral Russell visited Inchon In Korea in the cruiser
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    Atomic Tests At Eniwetok Atoll
    49 1 WASH I NOT ON. Mar. 20: (Reuter)— The United States Atomic Energy Commission said today that a major project "is being carried out" at the testing ground at Eniwetok atoll in the Paciiic. The announcement was taKen to indicate that tests were being conducted.
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    Martial Law Decreed In Iran By Shah
    110 1 TEHERAN. Mar. iO— LP) Martial law was decreed in Iran last night by Shah Mohammed Re /a Pablevi following the attempted as i sassination o f a Cabinet Minister i n a controversy over nationalization of the country's oil fields. Th e fanatical
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    BURMESE MPs END STRIKE
    86 1 RANGOON'. Mar. 20 (Reuter)— Eighteen opposition Members oi Burma's Parliament left Parlia ment House at 1700 hours today ending their 26-hour stay-in strike in protest against alleged -curtailment" of Parliamentary privileges. Large crowds, mostly workers cheered them and presented bouquets as they emerged. U Aung Than,
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    166,600 Sign Protest Against Meat Ration
    96 1 LONDON. Mar. 20 (Reuter)— A petition bearing li.*UiOO signatures protesting against Britain's meagre meat ration eight pence worth a week was delivered to the Hoase of Commons today. It came in four large box=-s bearing the slogan "take meat out of politics." The petition,
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    French Govt Acts To Break Strike
    196 1 1 PARIS. Ma-. 20: (Reuter)— Trie French Government took l emergency measures today to resume suburban tram and gas I and electricity services in .strike-bound Paris. A special Cabinet meeting, presided over by President Vincent Aurio) a tew hours before his departure tor the
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    Blucke Flies As 2nd Pilot In Airstrike
    184 1 THE Air Officer Commanding the RAF in Malaya. Air ViceMarshal R.S. Blucke, flew as second pilot yesterday in the j leading aircraft of a formation lof Lincolns which attacked i bandit targets in Negri Sembilan. 1 according to an official release last night
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    Auriol, Party Sail For US, Canada
    67 1 PARIS. Mar. 20 (AP)—President Vincent Aurio] starts today for a 11-day visit to the United Sates and Canada, during which trip he may make •'•i' l speeches none on politics and preside a* 18 official meals. Tlie 66-year-old President, a veteran politician from the
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    Two Labourers Capture 12½-Foot Python
    168 1 Standard Staff Reporter TWO labourers of the Alexander Sewerage Disposal Works yesterday captured alive a 121 foot python. The python was writhing a few feet from a Malay gra^s cutter at work along thc penmeter fencing of the vicinity, when it was first sighted. Caught
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    Anglo – American Talks On 38th Crossing Opened
    296 1 Anglo American Talks On 38 th Crossing Opened LONDON, Mar. 20. (UP) American and British ofiieiaK were conferring on whether Lt. -General Matthew Ridgway'fi troops in Korea should eross the 38th Parallel in force, a British Government spokesman said todav. A Foreign Office spokesman declined to say whether any decisions
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    Nationalists' Position In LUN Stronger
    190 1 Nationalists' Position In LUN Stronger Tsiang Says TAIPEI. FORMOSA. Ifai 20 (AP)— Nationalist Chinas chiet delegate to the United Nations, T. F. Tsiang. said today the Nationalist position in the United Nations is much stronger than it was a vear ago. But he cautioned that it is still, in clanger.
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    Ike Names Monty As His Deputy
    207 1 PARIS. Mar. 20 (Renter) Can. D*_«lit I). Fincnbanrr, Supreme Commaiuler Vfartern European Defence, to<la> named Field Mar>hal isoount Monto••omrry a«* hi* l)eput>. Other high appointments announced from (h Eisenhower's Paris headquarters were: Air Chii f Marshal Sir Hugh Saunders RA F at pitsent Commander-i-Forces
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    3 Questioned For Scone Stone Theft
    55 1 GLASGOW. Scotland. Hai 2n (UP) Tit roe y u were brought to Glasg police headquarters a t dav and questioned at* the missing Coronation S" stolen from Westminster Abbey in London on Chi i ng. Chief [l pi UN I' Grath of Scotland Yard
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    SIX EX-MALAYANS IN RED DELEGATION Tan Kah Kee Is Member Of Selection Committee
    361 2 SIX EX-MALAYANS IN RED DELEGATION Tan Kah Kee Is Member Of Selection Committee Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Chinese leader, Mr. Tan Kali Kee, is a member of Reel China's 29-maii committee which intend to send a 17-maii delegation "to investigate persecuted Chinese in Malaya". This is indicated by cables
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    12 Finalists For ''Ideal Working Girl' Contest
    260 2 standard Stall Reporter IWELYE finalists of the Singapore Junior Chamber ot Commerce's "Meal Working (iirl" contest "ill he selected b\ a pantl ol judges at a tra part\ to bv hi Id at Baffles Hotel on Saturdav Mar. 31 at 4 p.m. Tlie
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    War Of 'Isms' Says Shukia
    70 2 THERE Is 8 g to be a be' een Democratic S and V Lei C tnmunism, deelare D Ram I nd "rated Province a talk > S at 1 e Indian Cong ess y- Democrat Socialism he said »1 S >cia] Dem <. »cy. D«
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    Women Complain Of Ling Wait At K.K. Hospital
    229 2 Standard Woman Reporter MANY OI Singapore's expectant women, who go to the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital for ante-natal consultation. complain of having to wait for a lons time before being attended to. They say that sometimes after waiting half a day they
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    Nair Tells Of 'Plot To Disrupt ACSV
    132 2 Nair Tells Of 'Plot To Disrupt A CSV MR. M. P. I). NAIR, newly elected president of iW \rm\ < i\il Service Union, Singapore, claims to have brought to light a plot to <li>rtipt by unconstitutional means the solidarity and activities of the A.C.S.I He made this Jclaim in a
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    More Nurses Promoted
    71 2 Standard Staff Reporter FOLLOWING promotions In the Malayan Nursing Service have been announced Miss E.M. Hill, M itron, Grade I. promoted to Principal .Matron. Singapore. Miss E.M. Francis and Miss B. M. Aimer. Grade II matrons, to G: 'fie I. matrons. The following Nursing Sisters to Matrons,
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    Army Asked To Withhold Payment
    105 2 standard Staff Reporter THE A.RMY Civil Service Union ot Sum;:;' ire has :.>ked the Army aul inties I i ithhold payment ot the increase in cost of' living allowance rece tly sanctioned for all civilian employees receiving basic salaries above $100 a month. This is
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    PROGRESSIVES PLAN MEETING
    78 2 THE Pi e essive Party of Singapoi e will hold a public meeting at Fai er Park band stand on Saturday, at 5.30 p.m. Mr. C. C. Tan. Progressive Party President, will preside. Five speakers, who will talk in English, Tamil. Mala} and Malay, are Mr. Thio
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    QANTAS CHIEF HACK
    31 2 Standard Staff Reporter CAPTAIN L. R. Ambrose, Singapore Manager for Qantas Empire Airways returned yesterday by air from a visit to BOAC managers in India and i Pakistan.
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    Shortage Of Doctors, Says Dr. Balhetchet
    377 2 Standard Stall Reporter THKRK IS a shortage of medical officers at the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital^ Dr. Balhetchet., Medical Superintendent of the Hospital, lold Tbe Standard yesterday. He was replying to complaints of delay in attending to ante-natal and post-natal patients at the hospital.
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    BACK TO SURGERY ?
    96 2 BACK TO SURGERY DR. \V. A. Balhetcbet, on:- of Malaya's hading surgeons who temporarily discontinued surgical work owing t > health reasons announced yesterday that h" "might be groin*, back to surgery* 1 oner again. Dr. Balhetchet. is bow doing administrative work at the Kandm Kerbau Maternity Hospital as Medical
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    PUBLIC ADVISED TO STORE WATER
    183 2 Municipal News Standard Siafl Reporter RESIDENTS in the «-iiy i.ml the rural mrrm* <•! Singapore are warned thai water ii'.u\ be n >!rn (luring tiu* next fen days and are advised to store bowk supply. The connection of new 48-inch and 60-inch pipes to I
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    Teachers To Hold Annual Meeting
    125 2 Teachers To Hold Annual Meeting Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE T. chers 1 will Id its 1 i i annual e< era] meeting at the Ci !1. L". fe p.m. on Mar. :'>l. Am 4 the items in the agenda is one recom g pa^ honoraria ol $250 e »ch
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    Train Ran Over Porter
    95 2 AN INQUEST was held in the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday into the death of a 23--year-old railway .station porter, Mahammod Jai bin Aman. who was killed when a train ran over him and severed his legs. A soldier. C. Gormley, said when the train steamed into
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    ACQUITTED
    36 2 HOLDING that there was insufficient evidence in the case the Singapore Third District Judge Mr. H. L. Wrigglesworth yesterday acquitted Koh Yin Seng who was alleged to have put Tan Yong Siaii in fear oi
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    PAGLAR TO FIGHT FOR MORE PAY
    148 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE EXISTING gap between thr »ork«i> anil thc Government nm»i be bridged* and bridged quick. >. if tlii— Colonj ito progress, sa'nl Dr. < J. I'a^lar. l*ro«:re*»i><' Part) candidate, contesting the Conned election lrom il.< Changi district at an «•!«•<•- tion
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    My Duty To Serve—Majid
    56 2 My Duty To Serve Majid AN APPEAL by party b promises bu*. I presentative of public "As quarter luty 1 f the gi people n from ma i tral crimination and so stal is t the ent t 1 the C M Majid < resp :iMble gani ing 1 tenant.';
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    FREE SHOW
    32 2 n 'H?: FILM "Devils B will be scree ed ton T.: J ,O p.m. behind Street. Ti g B Ba i Cora I ganising I help ol the PR O.
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    RIOTER JAILED
    27 2 DOL BIN SAP VB tenced in th< District C years' rigorous rioting while being a nu-v an unlawful assembly a1 R I on Dec 1
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    LIM'S MEETING
    32 2 MB LIM YEW H< CK Party Candid: I the K Ward, will hold an < Meetir. u it the R Iwa C,> Kampong Bahru Road, \^d:r.- a1 5. .J0 {i nt
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    Woman Fined
    31 2 VRS LILIAN Fred Wj i tmson R<>.>d. w u failed to resist) tween Sept. last 1 t 11 year was fired SS Ihe Sinj pore First Distrid Court verierciav.
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      104 2 tEXCOOZEI ME,Y??-WHAT DO LISTEN AH MEANS OM,YOU MEAN FREAKS h f c > .-N THE r.. VO'MESSO' I YOU THINK I TO THAT <\AE.AI- < MADE OF CHEAP, OLD )OF COoPtEEI y TIM SUH-BUT/AM?— TAP ME.1 r GENERATOR, \> PEOPLE!—^ FASHIONED FLESH AN'D AND COME ~O ifGAHMA GAMMA rIS THAR
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    Woman Is Sentenced To Death
    24 3 Woman Is Sentenced To Death I llJ. IN EU So visited her to gle with him it was r vf:i on •ted to W
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    Penang Green Buses To Resume Service In Week's Time; Ban Cut
    192 3 Penang Green Buses To Resume Service In W eek 's Time; Ban Cut eriod of t«» nu,,,,!,,. (il i, ;ls r l Ll Nm Sen* Bm Company l,a. now been rr,lu,-e.| one mo/.5,. I>t>raUoll fo Phis was amnmncpil h v t| le Hmri-s*! i> i -'minimal 1 rr-iurn! Mr 1-1
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    Attempted To Ecport $400
    100 3 Standard Staff Reporter JC>HORE BAHRU, Tues. A v ;u Le< San, oi Johore a ru, who attempted to exv from a rubber tapputting h .1 ha fear oi was convicted and to 11 months 1 ri--1 3 imprisonment in the "s Court today. On e morning
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    13 IN EXCESS
    22 3 KLUANG, Tues. A bus lri\ er. Tan K.. Wong, was 5 or ten an pass gers in ex< ess.
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    Labourer A lieges Torture By Police
    118 3 La bourer A lieges Torture By Police Standard < urredpondeni \IA 1J HPI K. 1..,-. SeDapanun, an estate jii-!it«- I>. M« K. Granl in the Supreme fa ;.i w;i"« beaten up and tortured I>n four trying ti» u» i a ronies^sion from him. arged \*ith eollecting supplies for bandits. II
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    Penghulus To Meet
    22 3 Stall r: p..r.d«-nt BAN, e fi it e King all c i April 1 oeeti I Data S bilan.
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    60 3 ai a (inner "iirii hv the Overs a Chinese < ton staff Association of Singapore »n Iheii Patrol Ml im t hin Tuaa (extreme left) *M !v the C.B.E. Amiob? the 230 people present i t u:i:. r i r- Mr Lee Km| Chiun. Dato S. Q. Uons, Uxn la
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    BAKER BOUND OVER
    62 3 Sl.tnd.trd Stall rorrespondent SERI 'BW Tues. Charged b<M Seremban Magistrate ith attempting to cut a penki ife, Yee Z pleaded tin it v. He said is afa in the hospital v. suffering from asthma. IK- r-.td no money and bein« de- I decided to take his life.
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    WEDDING GIFT
    64 3 Standard Matt' Correspondent rAN< Tu< A sum of I 000 was d r ritj on the occasion of the wedding ot Mr. Lai Hoh Hee m Miss L'\,oy.g Kuan Lien ol Kluang CHIN L" v i<: (61), of Simpang Rei {am, who failed to report the deiacement on
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    Bribe Offer To Policeman Is Alleged
    132 3 Bribe Offer To Policeman Is Alleged A CHINESE, Chua Yap Toh was charged in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday with offering a bribe of S2O t.» a police lieutenant on March 1!) on board a lighter berthed alongside a godown in the Singapore Harbour Board. Chua claimed trial and
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    War Correspondent
    38 3 MR. WILLIAM Courtenay, a war correspondent for the Daily Graphic, Sunday Times and "the Kemsley group of newspapers, who is at present in Korea, will arrive in Singapore bv BOAC Argonaut from Hongi." a -_:i n
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    TWO APPEALS DISMISSED
    79 3 Standard Stall Correspondent ML AH. Tues— Two appeals came up lor eari y^terday before M Justice Paul Storr at the Mi es. The first ap- by Ong Tiah, ased 57. 1 gainst a conviction 'nee oi 12 months i-'i! fully having some rubber. The appeal was dismiss*
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    New sagent Fined
    41 3 Ne w sagent Fined s < >nd ird Stafl < orrespondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. K. P. Mohamed, proprietor of News Agency, was First Mi A P. Ja< k. when he was found guilty on two counts of importing "co n :*azine without an
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    IMMIGRATION CHIEF
    23 3 James Colli ?e gi adand a the Gov- i School Mu b h appointed Assistant Immj i Officer, Federation oi Malaya.
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    Manager Escapes Ambush
    231 3 Manager Escapes Ambush Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPI K. Tues. Except for slight scratches 1 o injury was suffered when a bandit gang fired on an estate armoured car in Kuantan this morning. The car was being driven by the European manager and was escorted by special constables who returned
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    Genty Opens Music Festival With Brilliant Recital
    379 3 Standard Music Critic THE Music Festival, sponsored by the Singapore Musical Society, opened last night with a pianoforte recital in the Victoria Memorial Hall by the young French pianist. Jacques Genty. The soloist was enthusiastically received, applauded and encored by a large audience.
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    February A Good MonthForPolice
    220 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tnes. February was a very £oo<l month for thr Security Forces in tbeir fisfal against Malayan Communists. Kijihiy four bandits, 30 'more than in January, were accounted for bringing lln- total since the Emergency i<» L,769. Ton more bandits, 44 compared
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    Driver Charged
    52 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEGA MAT Tues.— Tee K Sin. aged 20. appeared in the District Court yesterday charged with causing the ch I of a Chinese Pang; Heng by neg gently di iving 9 motor car He is also cnarged with hurting Lher 1 1 Lee Foe 1
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    K. Lumpur Wedding
    51 3 -V/>-. f?/<r/ Mrs. Yap Shi Woon who were married recently in Kuala Lumpur. T)\e bride, formerly Miss Fong Yin Yee, is the daughter o] Mr. aud Mrs. Foong Kung of Kuala Lumpur. T)'e bridegroom is the son o\ Mr. aid Mrs Yap Kon Fah also ot Kuala
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    'LIBERALS' WIN BY ONE VOTE
    95 3 Standard stufl Correspondent MALACC T les. A mock Munici] e I ion was held at the Anglo-Chinese School this morning. red fight Cor the fictitious ACS. seat on the Council re 'in a narrow win for Lfbei Siew Ngai H with 41 votes. Wo >n
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    Story About KL Housing Refuted
    217 3 Story About K L Housing Refuted Standard Staff < oirc ßiKiUdtfMl K( 4LA LUMPUR, Tn«>. Man> people in Knala Lumpur who |*rol»ahl\ haw- passed sleepiest) nights *in< «> reading the story in thr Sunday liiM<» that buildings in Kuala Lumpur were tottering on it* inundation* ran now M't their IVar
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    More Charges Against Welfare Cleark
    176 3 More Charges Against Welfare Cleark MAI .Ac va '1 ucs.- Fi\ e id dittonal tentative charges 01 criminal breach of trust invoh .im of (3,786.42 :< ad out to Itv llm S a clerk in the Social V." D partment, Malacca, this morning in the Mag Court when the hearing
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      83 3 /?Sr^T\ ■fl MILLIONS OP MILES OUT IN SPAC^BORING I/ E INIA( E 1 f/^ THEV'RE TOO WE'RE IN THE DEFINITELY' NOW l(V> %J 11 THR OUSH INFINITE NOTHINGNESS ATA HUN- iiS^L' N r S 1/ ANV MILL| ONS I GRAVITATIONAL j COMES THE TOUGH ft U <JK i DRED THOUSAND
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    Zabariah 's Romance KEDAH SULTAN TO INTERVENE?
    170 4 Zabariah 's Romance KEDAH SULTAN TO INTERVENE? Siamhml SiafT Correspondent PENANG, Tue*. Sources close to ihe K«ml;ili Koval family believe that when the Sultan, Sr Alxlul llamitl Halim>liah goes to London lie will brief lii> young niece, Princess Zahariah, on what can be the consequence of her action in marrying
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    Cemetery Sought For Indians
    153 4 BUTTERWORTH. Tues. The al of an In li burial I at Prai causi greal inconvepiei -.an community at Prai R ring to this venu al tfarch meetIng of 1 I WTellesley Rura I held at the Dis- tin Oil B rworth, Mr. L. Goddard said that
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    Electoral Rolls For Malacca
    78 4 MALA Notices I been ed for the em- i of Reg ers to com?-: the 1 Rolls of the Municipality o! ca. This work one of the ofi ing V > of the Municipa between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. R on A t 15, Eled
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    Girl Says She Was Pulled Into Room
    123 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PARIT BUNTAR, Tues. A M mee M seller, Haniffa of Bagan Serai, was fined $200 or two months by Inche Abdul Wahab bin Abdullah, when he i was found guilty on a charge of having u ed i rirninal force
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    WOMAN FACES TRUST CHARGE
    57 4 standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. Bail in the sum of $5,000 was allowed a woman, Choong Worn Hoe, who claimed trial before Magistrate Mr. D. C. I Wernham today on a charge of committing criminal breach oi trust in respect of jewellery to the value $3,100.
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    Inquiry Into T.A. Bombing Opens
    259 4 Inquiry Into T. A. Bombing Opens Standard Staff Correspondent I HI K ANSON, Tnes. The inquiry into the Telulc Anson bomb outrage in which three police constables were wounded and two civilians killr.l opened before the Sessions Court President, Mr. J. R. Whimster. Police constj ble Mohd Yusof in his
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    Education Chief Leaving For UK
    130 4 !'h..\AA(i. lues.-.;.-. M. R. Holgate, Director of Educati n Federation of .Malaya, and M t; gate will sail for the United K gdom by the Carthage on Alar. 23. Other passengers Include Miss Lee Yok Yin, Miss Kwau Kum Tai, Miss R. Castleton Mr. M.I.
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    Ist Asian Postulant
    112 4 Miss Irene Leong, daughter o< Federal Councillor Mr. Leong Yeic Koh, of Ipoh left Singapore yesterday for England to join 60 otlicr postulants at the Franciscan Missionaries of Divine Motherhood Novitiate in Gilford. Mis* Leong Is t)ie first Asian postulant to join the order. Rev. Mother Angela,
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    Curfew In Large Areas Of Johore
    280 4 Standard Stall' Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tims. All main trunk roads I from the ~>th milestone Scudal to the 2.">th milestone Pontian Koad and the M)\U milestone Aver Hitam Road come under curfew as from Thursday. Mar. 22. The curfew covers the entire police districts
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    400 Still Hold Out
    97 4 PENANG, Tues. More than 400 members of the Penang Harbour Board Boating staff who went on strike yesterday morning are still holding out. Meanwhile, strong police guards are standing by along the harbour board area as a precautionary measure. The ferry service between Penang and the
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    Concert To Boost TB Colony Fund
    83 4 IPOil Tues.- A grand variety concert In aid of the Perak TB Settlement Fund will be held in the Celestial Cabaret on April 1. 7-.\ n Malay youths, M< b Shahri, 15, and Mohd Nadzree, 16, from Anglo-Chinese School, Teluk Anson will give violin
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    Penang PEA To Invite Specialist
    126 4 Penang PEA To Invite Specialist Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues.—The People's E lucation Association, Penang will invite a specialist on adult education from the United King- to give a public talk on matters concerning adult education next month. Mr. Chane Min Kee, the Hon. Secretary of the P.E.A. told The
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    PTC Paid Out $1½ Million As Govt. Tax
    183 4 Standard Stall Correspondent IPOH, Tues. sum of sl.lJi7.loa was paid out l>\ the IVrak Turf Club last year a* Government tax on totalisator and *wrr|>, states the annual report oi thr Committee. The amount shows an Increase Of $400.0011 over the 1
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    Ship Bound For China Turns Back
    220 4 Ship Bound For China Turns Back Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. The Taxman whieh left here for China on Sunday niiilii with 600 Qiinesc passengers has turned back alter reaching Bdawan and is expected in Penang waters a^ain tomorrow morning. Mr. Liang Juen Chew, president of the Penang Lodging House
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    Two Learner Drivers Fined
    92 4 Standard Staff Correspondent iron. Tucs.— Two learner drivers, Fo<> Loh Choon and i Abdullah bin Yeop, were fined a total of SI HO each by Magistrate Che Bahaudin today. They pleaded guilty to gligent driving and for nol having a competent driver to accompany them. Foo
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    Man Denies Use Of Threat
    523 5 A COMPLETE DENIAL that he had at any time threatened a Singapore merchant, K. M. AMd Kassim, to report him to the Japanese authorities if a debt was not paid, was contained in the recorded evidence of Hera Singh, a partner ot l,iaii Sn«h and
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    Drive Cancelled
    32 5 THE Commissioner of Police, Singapore, Mr. J. PennefatherEvans has postponed his recruitment drive originally scheduled to "take place at Penang today and tomorrow, and in Butterworth on Friday and Saturday.
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    6 YEARS JAIL
    57 5 TWENTY THREE y e a r-old Kasmi bin Omar was sentenced to six years rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Murray Buttrose in the Singapore Assizo- Court, yesterday, after a ecial jury had found him unanimously guilty of rioung, gang robbery ;md setting tire to vehicles during the
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    Syed Has His Day
    145 5 Standard Woman Reporter SYED AHMAD BJN AM, newly appointed Assistant Librarian, USIS, Singapore is terribly excited over a double windfall. He has just been promoted to the post left vacant by Mrs. Rita Han. And on top of this he has an increase in his pay
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    Samsu Hidden In Tubes, Court Hold
    92 5 A MOTOR CAR tube containing a few bottles of some substance were produced in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday when a Chinese woman, Ng Sok Hoon was charged with having possession of the dutiable samsu. The prosecution said that on Mar. 19 at
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    John's Letter Was The Best
    227 5 JOHN DE CRUZ, commercial programmes assistant of Rediffusion Ltd Singapore, became the first Singaporean to receive a phonograph album of Jo Stafford records sent from America with her compliments. Mr. de Cruz won this award for writing one of the most interesting letters to Miss
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    Donations For New Mosque
    518 5 A TOTAL of $2,537 has been subscribed by Johore Bahru Muslims for the erection of a mosque in the Johore capital. Sometime back a piece of land at Jalan Duke was bought for $20,000. The Muslim Masjid Committee appeals to all Muslims to send their contributions
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    tows Just Across The Road Till Municipality Gets More Powers
    396 5 RESIDENTS OF Ceylon and Marshall Roads in the Katong District *i!l have cows as their neighbours for some months yet to come till the Municipality i> ghen extra powers to deal with this form of social menace. These people have
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    Surprise
    12 5 Mr. John de Cruz receives his prize jrov. Miss Mcgaret Beadles.
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    Jagatheesan Writes About That Buick
    239 5 Control Inspector. This "jfc" was followed by a period of service with the Johore Drainage and Irrigation Department. Eventually he assumed the headmastership of the Pergerakan English School at Batu Pahat, a branch of UMNO. j An interest in library work drew him to the
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    Build This Fire Brigade
    250 5 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S two newest streamlined fire engines, which have Immh in ut*e for the past five months have proved "excellent" machines. Mr. Anvils. Brigade Engineer. di**closed that a lot of the features in the new engines were the result of suggestion* put forward to
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    BEER AND A PAIN IN THE CHEST
    103 5 XAGADAI.ASAM PEI ERSAMY had a pain m the d e I So he went to a near: f land had a bottle oi beer A I yesterday be told fourth Police? Magistrate, Ifr. Petei I Clague, "I \va> not drunk al ell." But
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    OPIUM 'RATION'
    27 5 PLEADING mitt; b lent packet o! opium Chua Vap Tab told th< Singapore Flrsi Q iet Judm -lay thai day V ration. ii< fined $25.
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      239 5 SITUATIONS WANTED MIDDLE aged spinster offers part time help with child or a^ companion to elderly folk. Willing to g<> upcountry. BOX T. 159 Singapore Standard. NOTICE SINGAPORE TURF CLUB APRIL MEETING 1951. Saturday 7th, Wednesday 11th tr Saturday 14th April 1951. ENTRIES CLOSE at 12 noon on WEDNESDAY. 28TH
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      37 5 P W.D. TENDER EXTENSION "run dote of clo.-^ at Tenders for the pply of (1 1 Pumping Set. (2< I\. z (3) Valve d to rloee on 9th April 1951 at the Office of State Engineer. SeUnfor.
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    Racing Calendar
    794 6 pOVERNMENTS attitude towards the elections grows cunouser and curiouser. First it allowed itself to be intimidated into pos poning the election date because horses were BO sensitive about being denied their democratic light to run on a Saturday afternoon. Without a protest, without even making an effort to
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      Light On Iraq
      181 6 Sir It appears that some unfrj e n d i y propagai tdists taking advantage ol the action taken by the Iraqi Government in implementing the bill for freezing the property and bank accounts the Jews who were deprived <>i their Iraqi nationalities at their own request,
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      Hands Off, Says M.I.A.
      145 6 Hands Off, Says M.I. A. Sir:— My attention has nee i drawn to a Repoi t by the StafTcorrespondenl of the "Straits Times" under the beading 'Schools M< mber Wrong Choice. it is -ii >; >sed to t>e an in+eiview by the correspondent willi Inche Hashizn Grhani, the He.»idenl oi
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      INDIAN SOCIALISTS
      246 6 Sir:— lt is reported in the newspapers that two visiting Socialists from India took pa.-t in the election meeting of the Labour Pasty of Singapore held at the Fairer park. The Labour Party must have thought it advantageous to use the Indian Socialists as charms to gain i*-
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      An Anxious Student
      296 6 Sir: I read with Interest the article, written by Small Pry. I am in agreement with his views. I am keen to serve in the Police. I hope one day to be a Police Inspector. At thr moment I am ti Standard eight and am also eligible
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      WHY MODERN SAN. FOR OLD HOUSES?
      375 6 Sir. Having regard to: 1. the huge rearmament programme oi U. K. and the Other nations. 2. the introduction of legislation in the Federation to control new buildings, and 3 the almost daily increasing cost of steel and other buiidinu materials and labour, is
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    Should Merdeka Be The Slogan Of The Malaya ?
    1104 6  - Should Merdeka Be The Slogan Of The Malaya Mohamed Zahir Ismail By Even Jfom the air the grim exterior of Outratn Road Jail does not look any more pleasant. ALOR STAR. DURING the coming Easter Holidays, when UMNO's General Assembly meets at Kuala Lumpur, the Youth Section of UMNO will
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    Review of Views
    96 6 Review of Views Far Worse Fat* CHINESE j Mala;. p tid be gra -:er. Ymini C ese they would tM C mm •ef reminded is Cm < i tot S :i:;g. i'-.e I tpei I join in and !U Com Bad Omens L936 express pirati u ■.v. ake a I
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    What Does Tomorrow Hold For The Worker?
    479 6  - What Does Tomorrow Hold For The Worker? S. C. OEI By PEXAXG. one of the major problem! that is engaging the attention of not only the authorities, but also the people in this country today is the continued rise in ihe prices of all commodities. While the authorities talk and
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    22 6 With rabbits at current prices you'd think the dope would rash in on his talent* white Um gwiiig's food I
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      24 6 /Bfc "TIGER" I v;*; RUBBER GOODS for I MINING INDUSTRY, In Um For ;{(> Year.- In Malaya 1 SH'JM LEOHG RUBBER WORKS KUnt Sailrraorlk Htinckon«
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      28 6 MODERN TELEPHONES THE MODERN >fc <»l [MESCOMMI \l( I lON IN CONVERTS WALKING WORKINC AN IDEAL DEVICE FOR CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE COMMI NIC ATK ths ug*owm> 17-19. Batten Roai
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    New German Navy Air Force Urged
    353 7 \NKHRI. GERMANY. Mar. 20 (IP) ;< States Vrmy in Germany plans to take n arailaUc training area to «et expected hoops rt MiiforrenienU in shape for war, Hscfoeed totlay. time, reliable sources in Bonn said 1 Allies lias asked German experts to draft air
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    Tax Doubled
    18 7 (H terj ppi ax, re'rv f 194 huh is expe Eg i a chiefly rful Pa
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    Thai Troops For Korea
    55 7 Thai Troops For Korea BANGKOK. Alar. 20 (AP' A fresh letacl ni of ip' ship Japan ♦■> ice <>f casua in the Th Exp< ditioiiar^ F< i Kor< He.,:- Admiral Luang Sui win Vivacih. de| n nistri of defence, said progra general rep meni lor the TFF by olunt< ei
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    52 7 photo M:ss Siti Wahytmah Salek. from Java. Indonesia, was one of t':;* two tiris from that country to be presented at Court at the Buckingham Palace presentation party last week. Miss Salek is seen here (left) with Mrs. Subandrio. wife of the Indonesian Ambassador, shortly before she left for Buckingham
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    Bomb Manchuria, Says Erie Cocke
    211 7 HONGKONG, Mar. 20 (Reuter-AAP) Erie Cocke, National Commander <>i th«- American Legion who arrived lirre yesterday from Manila, expressed tin* opinion that in order to heat the Communists, Manchuria should be bombed, the mainland blockaded and (!hian<: Kai-shek given a tree hand in returning to
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    Legionaires Raid Virtminh Base
    98 7 Legionaires Raid Virtminh Base SAIGON, Mar. 20 (Reuter)French foreign legion forces have made a seaborne raid on an important Vietminh base, 40 kilometres north of here. destroying an army head^ B atrsTh Quarters a munitions workshop and cantonments. Announcing this, a French Army communique said that the base was one
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    35 7 photo. Mrs. Subandrio, wife of the Indonesian Ambassador to London, pictured just before she leit to attend the Buckingham Palace presentation party, to which she accompanied two Indonesian girls who were presented at Court. AP
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    Pusan Wants UN To Ignore 38th
    79 7 PUSAN, Mar. 20 (UP) Citizens of this temporary capital city have petitioned the United Nations to ignore the 38th Parallel as a boundary and tn authorise the bombing of Communist supply bases in Manchuria. Twenty thousand persons jammed the city square on Monday morning
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      UN To Probe Forced Labour
      40 7 BY AX overwhelming major v the Economic and So' Council of the United Nation:; ipproved a Western resolution reating a committee to investgate for< ed labour in the- SoUnion and wherever i' exists.- A P.
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      32 7 Kenneth Gibbons, 25-year-old Australian ex-serviceman coj victed by a Japanese court for illegal entry has appealed to MacArthur's headquarters to reverse its refusal to allow him ■ci stav m JaDMi.- Reuter AAP
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      42 7 United Nations Philippines dole Carlos P. Roinif.u said that I U ted States would have si e respect oi U As an allies u it had not come to the aid ol South Kn:" 1 meeting enemy b£B essi »n. A. P.
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      54 7 Italian p"! ce found about two tons ol secret arms ai me big A' saldo Shipbuilding Worta in Genoa as they continued countrywide comb-out, rhis Ithe third arms dump unearthed at the Ansaldo plant within five weeks l\>l\ce seized 14 tons ol arms on February 14 and another four tons
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      28 7 Franqe has sent notes to the United States and Britain protesting her exclusion from me recent Anglo-American defence conference in Malta, a French Foreign Office spokesman said.— U.P.
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      34 7 Japanese authorities reported thai a stubborn band of 21 Japai ese soldiers, seamen and merchant sailors still were ho out on a tiny island in I f Marianas and fighting World War 11. U.P.
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      39 7 M>. Albina Do m inguez Alcaoara entered a penitentiary m Mexico City for biting off the lower lip of he: neighbour Joseflna Ramirez. de Calderon. Mrs. Ramirez from her hospital bed, complained Mrs. Dominguez's dog bit !ier hand.- U.P.
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      40 7 A handgrenade exploded in the United States Information service office in B;is>'id;sd injuring four per; n »s. No Ami .v tns were hurt. In Washington, a State De- partment spokesman said five Iraois were cut by flying glas U. P.
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      54 7 M .Tnmes Chuter Ede, B Ltish Home Secretary, said tie granted I).-. Bohuslav Kratochvil, former Czechoslovak Ambassador to India, visa to stay in Britain, because he thought it was in the public interest. Mr. Hamilton Kerr, Conservative, had asked in the House oi Co nmons way Dr. Kratochvil had been
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      46 7 Chiang Kai-shek has received n c:ibie from the Chinese Assocfation in Japan pledging full support of Chinese tne.e in his struggle against Chinese Reds. Chiang replied, thanking the association Tor the message and calling Upon all Chinese in Japan for lull co-operation in the struggle.- A.P
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      49 7 Nearly 100 barges from C<>mmunisi Easl Germany were lined up and awaiting British clearance in four West Berlin canals in what the Russians charged was a new "blockade." British officials said they were merely "checking" the barges and they had replied t > ;i formal Soviet note Hi protest. U.P.
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    Burma Seeks Loan To Nationalize Oil
    212 7 LONDON, Mar. 20 (Reuter) The Government was asked in the House of Commons today whether it would accede to the "request of the Prime Minister of Burma for a British Governmerft loan to enable the Burma Government to buy a share in the Burmah
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    East German Firms Making War Supplies
    111 7 East German Firms Making War Sup plies BERLIN. Mar. 20 (Reuter)— The American authorities in Berlin issued a long statement last night listing war equipment which it alleged was now being produced by 36 firms in East Germany. The statement listed .supplies ranging from anti-aircraft gun parts, munitions and components
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    LA PRENSA SEIZED
    28 7 An Argentine congressional committee of eight Peron Mipporters and one opponent was designated yesterday to assume management of the strikebound independent newspaper. La Prensa.— A.P.
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    Wake Up, Says Herring
    139 7 SYDNEY, Mar. 20 (UP) Lieut. General Sir Edmund Herring, Australia Recruiting Director, said that anyone who thought Australia is not at war was "damned silly." He said that most Australians seemed apathetic about the possibility of a Communist attack on their country from within or without.
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    NATIONALIZATION WAVE SPREADS THROUGH M-EAST
    276 7 LONDON. Mar. 20 (IT) Demands for mmtkmuKzation of foreign run properties were mounting in il»«' strategic Middle Ea!-t today in tlic wake of Iran's ntvc t<» take over the British-operated oi! industry there. ttepons trom uagnaaa the Iraq Nations ist Pai asked Premier Nouri el
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    Soft Peace For Japan
    87 7 LONDON. Mar. 20 (AP) Britain and the United States have agreed on the i points of a soft peace treats aimed at restoring Japan as strong non-Communist m tied to '\< J Wi- 1 Official sources rep. this last night said Britain last week le patched
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    PEACE OFFER TO GASPERI
    144 7 SOME Mar. 20 (Bet Italian C munist lea L< tniro Togl atti, malui i first policy statement 1 o-week visit to Mto com terday or.< red to i ;i munist oppo itioo to the ;•> government if it irould en C i the At'a: Pad fend
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    BIG 4 'AS FAR APART AS EVER'
    110 7 PARIS. W big lour po «>: s ion Dep Ministers t night I I apart as ever. The deputies begai ird w< Vi an agenda fol a foreign mi met I "It was like r^d tim one West* ir-esent and who has nearly
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    FUNDS BLOCKED
    43 7 New 7■ n police o« ordered to enforce pr< emergency regulati i make it an ofTence to I tribute to or solicit funds This followed reporU I t Wellington dockers were hotel-keepers for fu threat of black- their month-old strike AAP
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    Setback: Price Declines To $584.62½
    126 8 Standard Stall Reporter THE MALAYAN tin nrUd "price received another setback, the seeond day in nmCBflflWMI after a week ol continuous price appreciation, the drop yesterday lieiiii: *2.12">. !)riiii:in«s the <|iiolali«»n to $384.62] per pictlL The easier tendency in London probably accounted for the small
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    Russia Is Making Headway In Her Rubber Production
    272 8 II! 1 conserving liw Imlk oi ihe natural rubber imported froi Malaya, Russia liivt- ihe United States i* stepping up pro iriion ol ber rubber-prodiiring plant kok-segrra and ol elk robber, in the hope of making the roontrj eve !..> independent «>t
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    SUSPENSE AMONG TIN MINERS
    141 8 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mar 20% The fall in tin yesterday and today has been attributed to uncerI tinty as a result of the Washing- n ci inference now g< ting on. Tin circles here .say this drop was not unusual as the price v »uld
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    PRODUCE MARKET IS QUIET
    118 8 S'.tnd.ird stuff Reporter THE PRODUCE market In gupore was quiet yesterday with only small business passCopra remained at uncharged prices, buyers closing at $56J pcv pi< ul no seller. Coconut oil w i si< r, sellers quol g -12 per picul with Pepper was quiet. little
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    US Barbed-wire For Singapore
    85 8 Standard Shipping Reporter i 1 \v. Net erland Line freig I ei Java, which 1 ed at S pore yestei :':-u;ii the Unit i States, broughi as her mli cargo 9:;o drums f)f lubricating oil, 500 b gs potat es. 135 rolls of newspape 1,120 coils
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    'No Prority Given To Europeans'
    120 8 'No Prority Given To Europeans' War Cimims SI r4 Stal •".ndftu a rMPUR, ai C aims ol tin mine owm war damage pensati re viving as pro:.:: ttenticM] as those |fc E t niners, an official of the Wai Damage i ma Commission in Kuala toda: lie "a. ":5 coi
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    Denmark Best Copra Buyer During January
    117 8 Btaadari Stafl Kepartct UN lAPORE I the Federa- n 1 i a toi > to over- s D« S or::<_ I 033 id v. s s besi isi :t best is Ol .ers for e Swes Germany, m, 92 5; Iraq, 2) I the
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    US Steel Cut list Greath Expanded
    54 8 Mar. 20. (AP>. -The U.S. Government has expanded the list I ts 20 ••it. steel cut programme, and p into effect ese items, all durable g g nobiles to pocket mi ted 1 ess stee ng the f this year than the quarter the
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    US PLANS BIG SHIPPING PROGRAMME
    80 8 US PLANS BIG SHIPPING PROGRAMME v. \SHINGT( M 20 uPi s ri >- sed :,:r that t- ited States p 11 s to put IOQ s m A v t j v(| Dberrj 1 ;ps b-ick on high j> '>' Ri tin to Europe and A^\ tnd I back Ric
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    HK EXCHANGE
    10 8 clos- !kone UK .>15.50 sterling; HK i^ z.
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    US Car Output
    34 8 DETROIT, .:>>. Anotiie:* Ja 1 j., :r 1 Ihe tuto:i- e possible Ward's A [ve Reports says tt. r C Ur !rr. each 100 no a period is v 170 c^rj and
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    POAS REVENUE
    37 8 BANGKOK, Mar. 20. (AP). gave t-owned i'.cific Ove Airlines (Siam) estivvill have a total transportation revenue of over I.OOC I ticals «L"SS1. 500.000) '1 is compared with ticals in 19."O and 12 51.021 in 1949.
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    MALAYAN SHARE PRICES
    822 8 Standard Stall Reporter SINGAPORE, Tues. Buyers in the Malayan share arkei were inclined to be somewhat reserved today, probafa because of the approaching Easter holidays. I Prices in the tin share section were slightly easier. A few selected rubber j shares showed small im- prove! nents. Industrials
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    Many Applications Made For Mining In Kota Tinggi Area
    264 8 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. A flood of applications for mining titles has been received l>y the Johorc Government following the discovery of la rue deposits of tinore in a rul)!»er estate near Kota Tin«;<;i town. Mining titles applied for
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    World Bank Loan For Pakistan
    74 8 WASHINGTON, Mar. 20 (Renter): The World Bank has announced its willingness to make Pakistan a loan for the development ol agriculture, electric power, railways, telecommunications and new industries. Foreign exchange of about U.5.560,000,000 would be required for these projects. "The Bank is prepared to finance
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    Padi Land To Expand
    79 8 Wet padi planted in the Federation up to Dec. 31, 1950, totalled 782.247 acres. By the end of this year the total acreage is expected to increase to 858.547. The area of padi planted for the season 1950-51 covered 907.997 acres, of which 49,450 acres were
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    World Bank Profits
    20 8 T!io World Bank made a profit of U557,574,631 in the last six months ot 1950 -A F.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    116 8 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER The Litest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (Mar. !'*> were P«'«' lh. Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose (oom.) S:M4 $2.15 FOB. in bales April. No. 1 R.S.S. $2.11 SM! No. 2 K.S.S. $2.01 s:.o:j No. K.S.S. (nom.) $1.89 sl.Ol Tone: (Juiot. LONDON RUBBER Tue s d
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    Ramhutan Dividend
    37 8 Messrs. Osbon e and C lappel report that Rambutan, Ltd. has 'declared a further I divi- dend of Is. per share foi the •e ei ding J i !0, 1951, payable on Apii!. 7. L951.
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    PAKISTAN RUPEE IS UNDERVALUED
    202 8 LONDON, Mar. 20 (Reuter)— The International Monetary Fund in Washington has announced the establishment of an initial par value for the Pakistani rupee at :*.:;0352 to the U.S. dollar. This rate was proposed by Pakistan. Reuter's financial editor says this means the International Monetary Fund has
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    UNKNOWN Of Cigarettes NowBeing Issued
    256 8 UNKNOWN Of Cigarettes NowBeing Issued Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE cigarette importers have promised larger supplies of the more popu'ar brands of cigarette;* to speed up the suppression of the hlackmarket in "smokes." For two weeks now. increased quantities of cigarettes have Imhmi issued to retailers. The Standard was told yesterday.
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    Rubber Is Down Two Cents
    163 8 Standard Stalt Reporter THi: SAGGING t«*nrien< > in the Singapore rubber market continued yesterday on lack of support fr ~n London and the Continent. Russia remained out of the market a1 current levels, v. are over two cents lower Monday's prices. Kxccpt for small pure':.
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    More Katong Shops Offer To Join The 'White' List
    361 8 SIX MORF SHOPS in the Katong ana have expressed their \*illiii«rnos to join the ""while li>t* ol retailer* in fighting spiralling prices. The consumers' resistance movement ha* *<> Ear put II shops mi the "white** List. Mr. Frank. James, the vicepresident
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    Gold Sent To Canada For Safety
    370 8 >N: B E AL. Mar. 20 (Or N fvom un European rces, L T .S.S mil to 1 ank vault Oct. 1 and It amounted to iine ounces, which is to times as much produced in the same period. I ->n for sudden transfer
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    Irregulars Loot Ship
    121 9 HONGKONG, Mar. 20 (AP)— A British merchant marine captain today is submitting a report to the British Admiralty which will claim that 200 pirates who looted his ship off the China Feb. 18 were possibly ist in il rs." Captain E. Williams of the British coaster, Josephine
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    Crew Abandons Blazing Ship
    63 9 SAI COMBE, DEVON, Mar. Reute Thi ew of the Dutch i vessel Bvr. ire bandoned their blazship tea miles off Start Point, South Devon yesterday. The Salcombe lifeboat went to their isl ice after the coast,l station had received a wireless message reporting the fi e
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    SICK JAP LANDS HERE
    228 9 Confined To Jail Infirmary Standard Shipping Keporter A JAPANESE sailor, who had to be taken off His ship at Singapore because he was ill, is now in the hospital section of Outran] Road Prison. The sailor, 19-year-old Voji Toyaxna, taken off the 6.343-ton Japanese freighter Tatsumiya
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    Indian Navy Expanding
    141 9 CALCUTTA. Mar. 20.- -ViceAdmiral Sir William Parry, Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Navy, said in Calcutta yesterday that considerable progress has been made in building up the Naval Squadron of India and various types of vessels were now getting together to form a single unit. Captains of all
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    Stanvac Opens New Refueling Plant At Don Muang Airport
    453 9 COLOURFUL Asian religious rites were teamed up with modern aviation fur! distribution technique recently to provide faster and safer refueling faeilities for commercial and military aircraft al Bangkok's Don Miiann Airport, a major air traffic centre. Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, ready to
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      353 9 :>\and DEPARTURES) Arrivals (PA. from Hongknn? it. Hi p.m. QEA BO.U from Sydmv. ,l.ik:trta 4.33 p.m. ihim London, Calcutta p.m. KLM fr</n» Jakarta 3.30 p.m. GARUDA INDONESIAN AIRWAYS fr<im Jakarta ).'■>"> p.m. P.O.A.S. from Bangkok 7.30 p.m. MAI MAN AIRWAYS from Kual.i Lampnr 8.50 a.m. from Uedan, Penang, Taiping, Ipoh.
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    JUST LOOKING.. Around The Spore Shops
    994 10  - JUST LOOKING.. Around The Spore Shops With I I URS, or 'Oomph. i is revive that la>t pre vai word -md drench it u.ii the luxury of pn--Mii pcif— c f«>r Easter, jt*s Um S»nns; season of th ball i rmtaxj. So we uo i Must i-«>k to our 1.,
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    'Falsies' Flatter The Eyes!
    270 10  -  BIL L HARDWICK r>EKHAPS iii> n:-.-c} i r desiri foi false «•>»•- -lasl j m i lunre»*l ymu "i b < iaa abo-it Im so n lay 1 i s scTtfii itars i» n*^ i\\ .i-ui iglj thai you I n u the ire there? Pi
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    Keppel Barracks Take Full Points
    201 11 AN in esting game «>f soccer was played between K.X Keppel Barracks and Katong Sajarah A hi the SAFA division MB league, I thi CYMA ground on Monday. After a scoreless first half, Keppel Barracks notched th< n I 'Is of the game to win
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    Grass Track Cycle Races This Weekend
    83 11 CYCLISTS taking part in the two-day .sprint grass track cycle races organised by the Singapore Cycle Racing Association will note that it has now been agreed to run all the five events on the programme on Friday and Saturday from 2 p.m. to 6
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    SCFA Make One More Effort For Tuck Choon
    231 11 SCFA Make One More Eff ort For Tuck Choon TANG TICK CHOON'S benefit soccer match lust month did not come u\t to exceptations and he only £<>i $317 Bringing this matter up again at the SCFA Council meeting yesterday. Mr. Soh (Ihcr Soon was of the opinion that the SCFA
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    Arctic Gold Still The Favourite
    137 11 LONDON, Mar. 20. (AP).— Jock Whitney's Arctic Gold I continued as favourite for the Grand National Stet plec ase at a callover of odds by B itain's bookmakers at their Vic Club Headquarters Monday night In a quiet market, Arctic Gold's price was 8 to
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    FERRIER WINS
    45 11 JACKSONVILLE. Florida Mar. 20: lAP)— Jim Fe San Francisc >. today won i»c US? 10.000 (£3,570) Jackson i ope;i golf title by 11 Ferrier shot a (J8 lour under par on every round for a tol 1 272 over the tricky H- k urse.
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    World Chess Tournament
    144 11 MOSCOW. Mar. 19 (A.P.)— The second game in the world chess championships here between world champion Botvinnik and challenger Grandmaster Bronstein was incomplete after tonight's play and will be continued <'m Monday evening. Soviet chess experts, including outstanding Soviel Grandmaster Paul Keras, summed up the situation in
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    Ipoh Soccer Needs Strong Crowd Control
    450 11 B> LEO\€ HEW MENG H'OH. Sal. W illi the mrmor\ of lasl \rar*«» MMUBf iiuadenta slill fresh, one miadm whM ihr bmi mmi has to offer in the way of iiu|»rov«'nirnl> in cr<»w<l rnnirnl and show of tempen on ami off h|»<irl«. Kchk in
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    Rand Turpin Avenges A Defeat
    192 11 Rand Turpin Avenges A Defeat LEICESTI R M ir 19 (Reul i Bandolph Turpin, British and Europe; i middleweight champion, t be; Jean Stock of France, in the filth round I their scheduled 10 rounds r._ I here, th i nchman retiring. Although the towe m S tick's corner in
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    President Waives $6.300 Debt
    146 11 IPOH. T annual meeting I Perak Chinese football Federation to- <■ P sident Mr. Chan Lai Hung g ived aside a debt 01 Sti.:;ao owing to him by vn Ped< with ihc suggestion that it be treated as a 'ion The PCFF is I representative body
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    Woodcock Now A Manager
    23 11 LOX! M 2 I \P> B: uce Wo ricock, fora S t ".d Iv i Champ m; •-y ie
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      66 11 f MOVE OVER PORKV T/M A 1 r^"*"^ V< WMIPPED Ill_J !ALtED T ul R^ N ELWER )1 IHE R-R-R6ALLV >-^J K..AVOIDIN' THAT LI'L 1 \AHAPPENEP? FER ~°*^-pr<r7rr~^ f W WORK/ DAV IS TH' TOUGHEST i^^ 1 TIDES -s^: T JMEffl^ HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts in Malaya. TODAY:
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    Simpson, Compton Hit Out
    243 12 < HKISHHI K< Mar. 20 (Keuter-AAP) Batting all day on a «ood wicket, England a«l<l«<l 2iU runs for the l«»ss of ifcrce more wickets on the third (lav of the first Test match against New Zealand lure today. They took their overnight score of 63 for
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    Standard's Selections
    229 12 Ollie Uavies Cay Reveller 'Minorou 9 Time Test RACE I. DANT E S iovLL POT LUCK DANTE'S IDYLL DANTE'S IDYLL Class 2. Dlv. S (6F) Pot Luck Jo Jo Pot Luck Bine Eyes RACE 2. NESSUS CABARET NESSUS GENERAL Class 1. Div. 4. (s§str) .lack's Darling AUworttt Jack's
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    M. Van Breukelen Has The Best Ones Today
    973 12  -  OLLIE DAVIES By WITH two «;«)<)(1 ones in No Rt'jirrts ami Snowy OwT, ihe Ipoh trainer Marinas >an Brcuikrlcn hohls a strong hand in the main event— —over 3 A furlongs >lrai^ht for (Jass 1 Div. 1 horses to-day, the second day
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    'Unbeaten' BODCA Lose By A Penalty
    367 12 BOIX'A. Klronu favourites foj* th<» srason. were <I«'f«'atetl for llu* lirst lime in four senior SAFA league matches at Jalan Hoar Stadium yesterday, losing by a penalty goal, the only score, to Pulati Hrani United* It was a keenly contested; T 7 TT TC
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    YMMA SCORE SECOND VICTORY
    217 12 THE Young Men"? Muslim Ass xrfation defeated the Jollilads Athletic Union by three goals to nil when they met in a SAFA Division ?,B soccer match at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. This is the Association's second victory in three matches. For the Jollilads, however, it was
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    Standard's RACE CARD
    1173 12 Standard's RACE CARD RACE Is Class. 2, Div. 3—6 Furs: 2.13 p.m. 1. 000 Man CWar 4y 9.00 Mrs. Loh Chin Allan 2. ..4 Pot Lack 4y 8.13 Mr. Mrs. H.S. Yeo M Breuk 3. WM» Jo-Jo 4y 8.12 Kok Hoong H Sleich j 4. 009 Blue Eyes a 8.11
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    TRACK FORM
    114 12 TRACK FORM FAST work v\ :;.s done m I -enr..! i. [p „i [moriing when the coitig udi goH. The hist time w;js t!w 'J*< tor three l>v f?ng\it Eyes If niry who is in the pink of condition. Master B-.ncc ilfcPne went t..' e in 40: Civil Lord (Oiar
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    Sinhalese Test' Games Resumed
    19 12 Sinhalese Test' Games Resumed KUALA I A the I v S [the Stngap Sil Jusi Beni'amin. d J j
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