Singapore Standard, 27 March 1951

Microfilm: NL2279
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    14 1 Singapore Standard VOL. 1 NO. 269 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1951. 12 PAGES— IOCEr
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    Eye-witnesses Tell Of Purge In Red China
    123 1 tar. 2 Defence ed .ier Party 'ers .-.inland i tbsl its the C3 Comha-. e Id ions the ma C mum it! n n .ei. boyis C mmuial chief I 1 >w. rincc said he made 1 quit I C .-viand deft e
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    GREECE WANTS TO JOIN WEST
    39 1 Mar. 2G (UP>— King ed Ter clusi eece .i To. 1 as tic Treat -and ir m tion. e results I the peace are imDortant ssible and necessary I more intenGree pie's < id pal
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    S'poreChinese Protest Red MissionEntry
    415 1 S' poreChinese Protest Red MissionEntry >• B idard Maff Reporter v TOTAL ol 203 oyere- Chinese .sciatic,* in v,, al i on H 7 represented at the protesl meeting heW s.-ii.las in ihe Chong Shing Onh, .gainst t£ p^ posed entry into Malaya of Peking's 1" i V n things*
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    203 Organizations Join In The Protest
    67 1 photo. Picture taken at the Singapore Chinese protest meeting against entry of Peking's 17--man delegation into Malaya, held yesterday. At the microphone is Mr. Tan Kok Chor who presided at the meeting. Seated at the main table (1. to r.): Messrs ling Yee Chuan.
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    Another Labour Party Meeting Interrupted By Police Patrol
    564 1 Standard Staff Reporter lIiF Labour Party of Singapore had another of its election campaign meetings stopped by a Police Lieutenant yesterday. The first incident occurred on Sunday in trout ol the St. Nicholas Fiats at Ri\ir Valley Road, when a European civilian
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    Russia Leads West In Rearmament
    191 1 WASHINGTON, Mar. 20 (AP) The U.S. Siate Department says that Russia still leads the world in the percen- tage of national income spent on arms. While the Western nations [have been busily rearming, Russia lias said it is using a "peace budget." Yet, says the
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    Wants To Curb MacA
    91 1 WASHINGTON, Mar. 26 (UP) It was learned today that the State Department has asked the Pentagon and the White House to curb General Douglas MacArthur's activities in the diplomatic held. The State Department's request was said to have been worded strongly." The Department "acted as a
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    Large Shipment Of US Arms Reaches Saigon
    67 1 SAIGON, Mar. 26. (AP)— The U.S. Navy Escort Carrier Sitko Bay docked in Saigon's river port this afternoon with a large shipment of American military aid tor French Jnion forces lighting the Communist-led Vietminh. The Sitko Bay carried 4fi U.S. Navy-type Bearcat fighters
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    Attlee Responds Well To Treatment
    38 1 LONDON. Mar. 26 (Router) —Mr. Clement Attlee. the British Prime Minister, is responding well to the medical treatment which he is receiving in a London hospital lor duodenal ulcer, it wag learned today.
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    INDIA WARNS BURMA REBELS
    73 1 NEW DF.LHT. Mar. 26 (AP)— The Indian government has sent a message to the rebel authorities in Burma that they will be held responsible for any ill treatment of Indians in rebel -held areas. Deputy Foreign Minister B. V. Keskar told parliament today. He added that
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    $10,650 Missing
    61 1 TTIE Chinese proprietor of a shop in North Bridge Road reported to the Police that a sum of $10,650 cash, which he had tied up in a bundle and kept in his shop, was found missing last night. He that the amount was made up in various denominations
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    UN To Announce New Korea Policy
    289 1 LONDON. Mar. 2o (UP)— lnformed sources said today that the United Nations would shortly issue a new declaration of policy in Korea. They said the declaration was being drafted by representatives of the United States. Britain and other nations directly involved in the fighting
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    Major Battle Looms In IC
    174 1 SAIGON. Mar. 26 (LP) Official sources said today that Vietminh Communists have attacked several French posts on the northern edge of the Red River delta in what might be the prelude to an expected all-out Red assault. A communique said French forces had repulsed •"several''
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    Atomic Cargo Said Aboard Crashed Plane
    194 1 LONDON, Mar. 26 (UP)The Communist press charged today that the missing Globemaster carried atomic "mystery cargo" and the Conservative Daily Express blamed sabotage for the crash. While the intense round the clock search continued in a tiny ractangle west of Ireland with three or
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    Fighting Breaks Out On W.Front Just Below 38th
    391 1 Fighting Breaks Out On W.Front Just Below 38th TOKYO, Mar. 26 (UP)— Heavy fighting raged north oi jongbu on the Korean western front today and it appeared tl United Nations forees may be elosing a trap on poekets of fiere< resisting Chinese and North Koreans below the 38th Parallel. The
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    7th Fleet Capable Blocking China Coas
    313 1 TOKYO. Mar. 26 (R< uter-A AP) Vice-Atln Arthur Stndble, retiring finmunmilu of the IS 7th Y r*ai<j today then* are BWHuJh American Harelips in Pacific to mount a blockade af onimiinist China's ""if such a decision was reached l»v Washington." ine Admiral just back
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    DATO TAN HAILS UMNO (OPEN DOOR) POLICY
    448 2 StepTowards Communal Unity In Malaya' Standard Staff Reporter D\TO TAN CHENG LOCK, President of lhe Malayan Chinese Assotioii, describes Dato Onn's open-«loor policy of the^ United Malays' tioiial Organisation as a "sane, sound and sober one.' In an interview with The Standard yesterday.
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    EBATE ON ARTIES' LATFCRM
    100 2 EBATE ON ARTIES' LATFCRM amlard Staff Reporter I V DEBATE on thc dee- platforms of the K>tir a»ol Progressive •ties of Singapore *h"i!1 held at the Medical ColE Hall at 8.30 p.m. on il 6. |M Lai i\U Party's pro- 1 OBC wi.i be explained by General Secretary, Mr. P.'
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    ea Parly For hettiar
    74 2 [ORE THAN a hundred l .1-1 .ir* at Cap* B ic Et o < stertom< el u M S. Bl M hettiar, a W0..- banker and planter of S ith ern India. Ir. M. K. ram, a ■nber of tho C of ts in a welcome
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    Hour Lees Fined
    26 2 OUB Leer? Lee Seng S d Lee ng H 36. Y I 24 g Tiong 19, hc Singa pore nd District i 8
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    Ran When Watchman Flashed Light
    113 2 ONG HOCK GUAN aged 31, admitted in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday, that ne attempted house-breaking in So-unerville Estate. Holland Road on Mai 25. At about tour o'clock on tne day in question, a watchman, who was patrolling the estate saw Ong peering through
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    Trespassed At BOD-Charge
    69 2 IMM KAR LEE aged 2* appeared in I ie Si -.sapore Third District Court yesterday, on a rze ef committing trespass at 223 Base Ordnance Depot A'e\ Ira P ad, i o Mar. 2L tst It waa alleged that Lun enured the depot t the permission of
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    TAPPER FACES THEFT CHARGE
    62 2 TOH AH TAN, a 37-year-old rubber tapper, was charged in the Singapore Third Distri 'ourt terday, with ste 2/> lbs of 1. tex, w i |22 from the Semb twang E I te, 1 3 m a Se bawang Road on Mar. 25. He claimed trial
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    Back From An Australian Visit
    90 2 MRS. GEORGE K. LEE, accompanied by Madam Lira Boon Neo, returned to Singapore yesterday by Air Ceylon from Sydney, after a twomonth visit to Australia. Mrs. Lee and Madam Lim are expected to leave Singapore in the Italian liner Surriento early next month on a
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    Pay Increase For 10,000 Labourers To Be Considered
    352 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SERVICES Committee of thr Singapore Municipal Commissioners will shortly consider the question of £rantin*r an interim increase in the basic wages of the daily-paid employees of the Municipality. numbering about 10.000. This was suggested by Mr. S. S.
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    HURT CHARGE
    62 2 NG BOK EXG v.~.s ehai r! Ti the Singapore 1 bird Distri' t Court yesterday, with vi luntarily causing hurt to another C Lnese, Lee Boon Leng with a d gk at Henderson Road un Ja.i. 23 last Ng, who claimed trial arai i..-(iered to be remanded for
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    The Name Of This Orchid Is A Secret
    309 2  -  M. BAKICH By A RARE new orchid is to I make its debut at the Singapore Flower Show at the Happy World on Friday. It will be entered by the Botanic Gardens. At the moment the name of this new orchid is
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    Union Rejects 'Weekly Pay'
    87 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE 8 000-STRONG Singapore Ft leratioe oi Muni ip Labour Unions has rejeeted the suggestions for weekly pay- ment of wages to Municipal dai y-paid employees. Mr. K Krishnan, S< i ret ij* of the Federation, t The Standard y< terd. it was
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    Labour Party Plans Protest To Blythe
    248 2 Election Meeting 'Interference Standard Staff Reporter THE LABOUR PARTY of Singapore *ill protest stronjjv to the (lolonial S at ihe election meeting at H when a European civilian w eretary a^aiiwt the incident iver Valley Ko;ul <m Sunday, a* alleged to have interfered j
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    Broke The Peace
    45 2 TWO INDIANS. H. Manickam and K. Velo both aged 29. were j each fined $3 in the Singapore I Third District Court yesterday, for fighting and behaving in a disorderly manner at the Harbour Board Coolie Lines. Tanjong Pagar on Match 24.
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    Dutiable Liquor
    53 2 A 45-YEAR-OLD woman, Ang Siang Hee was allowed $25 bad in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday, when she pleaded guilty to having two bottles of duitable liquor in a bus at Jalan Eunos on Mar. 24. The case was transferred to the Third Police Court for mention
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    To A New Home
    30 2 FIFTY-SEVEN Dutch immigrants arrived in Singapore yesterday in a specially chartered K T M. Constellation f r <>m Holland on their way to Biak. New Guinea.
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    Gunman Shot In Bid To Set Fire To Penang Trolley-Bus
    154 3 PENAtHJj Mon. —An attemnt 1 tl ..1..1- to set fire lo a Municipal iroi lev 1... fT* arsonist °"e of them I bine- School in Jelutong Road at al,, n, Tl l f he Moh Ghee *vnoo Hai Beng (21)
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    Clerk To Stand Trial At Assizes
    79 3 MALACCA. Mm. A Social Welfare clerk. Lee Hock Swee, was committed to stand trial at the next Assizes by the magistrate. Mr. S. Bon Bernard, at the conclusion of an inquiry into Charges Of criminal breach Of trust against Lee. The magistrate today struck
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    MTUC WANTS $50,000
    137 3 .1 Staff Correspondent UMFUB Mon An supi the sp< to 1 .3 an ion C I Fund u as ►rnh g Mr, M, P. when to a i *sed rs ol the W DeCiv_iai s' Asso ia- Moreira, thi PresiI ped Mr, Ra pal Mr. Wilk ii
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    Acting President
    44 3 CHE J .ar' ir bin Taha is acting Preside* ot the Sessions Court. Kota B thru, during the absence T Ml J Ci. Ad ons. who has left Engl ind on receiving the ne* s of the de tth *t his father.
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    Federation Plans New Govt Offices
    99 3 Standard "Mutt Correspondent ALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Government offices In th the dignity of the Federal Capital, are here. The building will have six storeys and S I b ted from the best submitted by ed arc) m private practice in tlie Federaid S:ngap< I tate
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    Blames Her Husband
    99 3 PLEADING GUILTY, in the Singapore Thi i District Court \o terday with iling to register an identity card, Asmah e Sulong day woman s ii it was all hei husband's tault Asmafa >:vd that she sent her photographs I i er I isband to registei I an
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    Cyclist Killed
    42 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A rychst. 45, was killed opposite .the Pudu Jail this afternoon as the result of a collision with an armoured car which was the last in a convoy of four, ine man died instantly.
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    $20,000 REWARD FOR INFORMANT
    197 3 Ten Bandits Killed standard Malt Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— More than $20,000 will be paid to the public spirited individual who gave vitaL miormation to the police leading to the killing of ten bandits in Tanjong Malim district this morning. He has since volunteered to join
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    Squatters Resettled In Sura
    289 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The first resettlement area to be started in the State of Trengganu is situated in Sura, live miles from the coastal town of Kuala Dungun. It is sited on high ground about half a mile from the sea. The 100 houses in the
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    'COLA Accepted With Reservation'
    76 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The War Department employees in Kuala Lumpur. at a special emergency meeting this morning, passed a resolution making it clear that their acceptance of the cost of living allowance did not mean acceptance of the rates and the date of implementation. They pointed
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    SEAMEN FINED
    61 3 TWO Norwegian seamen. Puinung MuUtruni and A. Flosvik Norwe, were each fined $10 in ihe Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, when they pleaded guilty to fighting one another at Telok Blangah Road on Mar. 23. MR. QUEK Kai Kee. an old boy of St. Francis Institution. Malacca, has
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    Federation Briefs
    296 3 SING II im Buck was lined $10 bv the Muar magistrate, Inche Raul for selling ice cream at Bukit Kangkah without a licence. t MAIN reason for the drop in padi cultivation in Muar. Tangle-, t and Segamat is the desertion of peasants to rubber estates. The high
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    RewardsOffered By Police
    140 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A reward of $1,000 is offered by the Kedah and Perlis police for information leading to the arrest of the murderer or murderers of Tiong Hang, an elderly Chinese, the son of Teong Ah Kee. Tiong Hang was murdered at the 29i milestone Jeniang
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    JOHORE TEACHERS
    57 3 THE annual general meeting of the Johore Teachers' Union will be held at Batu Pahat on April 4. Two important resolutions will be considered concerning steps to be taken for a unified scheme for teachers as obtains in Singapore and status of normal trained teachers. A reunion dinner
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    Narrow Escape
    62 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.lhe occupants of a car, travelling along Lornie Road, had a narrow escape from death when the vehicle plunged down the embankment and stopped a few feet trom ;he Klang River. None of the Chinese oassengers in the car was hurt. In going down the embankment,
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    Court Reserves Judgment On Reporter's Suit
    428 3 Court Reserves Judgment On Reporter 's Suit Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Judgment was reserved today, in the Supreme Court hy Mr. Justin- H. Wa Wilson in the suit brought by a 'journalist, Mr. M. L. Coomarasamy, who sued the Malay Mail Press for the sum of $5,812.50 on
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    Po Bank Goes To Ra'ayats
    149 3 Po Bank Goes To Ra'ayats Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. To help people to save their money instead of "frittering" it away on unessential things j the government of Trengganu has launched a savings drive among the ra'ayats. The Post Office Savings Bank brings its services direct to the
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    TREVOR SCOTCHES RUMOURS
    262 4 WW Rides Home Safely After Crash Report Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Mon. Champion motorcyclist Reggie Trevor of Siinsei Siput, who won tlie Seremban half mile speed trial yesterday and set up a new record for tlie course, disappointed an lpoh local newspaper today. The paper, the Malayan
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    Women Fined For Post Derby Fight
    62 4 IPOH. Mon T w a women. Wong Gook (50) and Chen Szi (32) who finihl in the Perak Turf Club en Saturday, soon after the finish of the Perak Derbv, were fined SIO each by Magistrate Che BahT.udin for disorderly behaviour. hen w.'s wearing
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    Singapore Men Lightened lpoh Pockets
    124 4 IPOH. M Two Singaporeans, Tan Kim Hock (22) an I Leong Cheok Chooc (21) were oroduced before Magistral Che E. a eged king in the Perak 'j rf C tiring the final day oi Uu Perak Derby race meeting on Satui Tan p eaded guilty
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    TRANSFERRED
    22 4 !1K P Kuan i Cua s Depart I 24 year: I Lee Ju Office chief c I > the lpoh A I
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    Butterworth UMNO Plans To Get Money
    134 4 Standard Staff Correspondent BUTTERWORTH, Mom. The Butterworth branch of UMXO is holding throe "Malam Anika Warna" (Variety Nights) to collect funds for the UMNO branch of Province Weilesley on March 30 and 31 and April 1. commencing at 6 p.m. nightly. The "Malam Anika
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    Langkawi Holds Show
    113 4 Standard Malay Correspondent ALOR STAR, m. V. i hibition of agricultural products and handicrafts was held at Mukim Ulu Melaka, Pulau Langkawi. Among the goods exhibited v.. re two historical pieces ol cloth, each said to be over 100 years old. One was called "Slendang Masuri" aiul
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    Schoolboy Had Red Document, Gets 4 Years
    120 4 Standard Stall Correspondent IPOH, Mon A 19-yeai Taiping schoolboy, Chong Wu Kwei. was s< ntenced to four years/ imprisonment by Justice Hill at the Perak High Court this morning after he had pleaded guilty to a charge of being in possession of a
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    MR. LEAN WINS 2 PRIZES
    182 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon. Mr. Anthony Lean Leong Fee won two first prizes in the singing competition, which ended last night at the City Lights Dance Hall. The competition for Chinese songs was held on Friday night when he annexed the silver cup presented
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    Dentists Doubt Roster Efficacy
    215 4 Dentists Doubt Roster Efficacy Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon. Expressing doubt whether adequate control of dental practitioners in the Federation can be exercised while the forces of law are engaged in dealing with the Emergency, Mr. V 11. Gittins, President of the Malayan Dental Association, said: "If the object of
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    Moving Up Penang Hill
    30 4 This fine view of the Penang Hill Railway shows the tunnel in the upper via duct. The train in the picture is slowly ascending the Hill.
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    Perak Malay Wins Chinese Song Contest
    197 4 Standard Malay Correspondent IPOH, Mon.— A TYlok Anson Malay, Incite 11. I). Yusof, won the first prize in the Amateur Mandarin song competition at the Jubilee I'ark. lpoh, recently. He beat 20 other contestants, all Chinese. Inche Yusof was presented with a silver cup
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    NEW ENGINEER
    29 4 PENANG Municipality's newassistant water engineer. Mr. R. G. L. >rth, has ass imed duties. Mr. Hjorth had worked with the Crown Agents in Lend. in 'rom IP>4<T
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    Partv To Dato
    65 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUAN I AN, Mon. Ab I people attended the tea-par;;-'. during the week-end, given by the Kuant a Mala C lb to Dal Mahmud bin Mat. CMC. O B I pi ior to i i departure to Fo i Capita] to take up his
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    $200-Gift To Buy Books
    65 4 $200-Gift To Buy Books Mand.it d Matt OTCSptadeOl PE! A Tlon. A v :e U S2O to buy I I the Sd 1 (Suffolk S t the forty-a 1 leeting of 1 Sch U be hel< at the U u nesc :n. Presental I prize* to win ners in the
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    GOVT. BUILDS NEW OFFICES
    47 4 K THEN JGANU, Mon— The Government of Trengganu built a new temporary block of lildings ai I the I g depart::.' ats have moved ii Legal A :t K. lantan and Trenggan Junior Ag' Officer, Tit ngganu, S1 Ri ttion Ofl Trengg lu.
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    GOES ON LEAVE
    45 4 MB AG Omar, a i hant of K ta B ihi u am E thr. Executi i I Kv n C cil at tl end of this month on six month Durinj s stay in Indi. ittend the marriage o his (l
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    Enrolment Rises In Kelantan Schools
    128 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KOTA BAHRI Mon. Enrohnenl in Halaj Schools alone, in Kelantan, has increased 1» 19,000, since the end of !<>!<>. necordiag to the Snpi rinlendenl of Education, kelantan. Mr. G. I). Mnir. in a review of education in the Slate. I He was
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    Shorter Leave For Trengganu Govt. Employees
    217 4 Standard Naff CoßVjapondeill KUALA TRENGGANU, Mm.-1W of TreaggMM ha* feridtd to Redan tin clays leave of itn employees. imm<<liat«!\ introduction of lhe Btnham salarv Mtleti The present leave terms are considi serious obstacle to the efficient and reasonably working of the Government departments. Monthly
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    KWANGTUNG ASSN.WANTS FREE TRADE
    35 4 KWANGTUNG ASSN.WANTS FREE TRADE St-nd.Td Stat I W ude* I I Uon oi heck amor.g the pa Assoc. s-rwrenty-eig from nme St U at the i i ne n. a au I i T I
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    AYER JERNEH HAS OWN CHILD CENTRE
    18 4 AYER JERNEH HAS OWN CHILD CENTRE EUu I rd Is KU 1 K homes. The are avai and :>.
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    First Charge Under lpoh Cycle Curfew
    19 4 First Charge Under lpoh Cycle Curfew Stand, rd Staff 4 ■•nt Leo St to the 1 was t •2.
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    Man Turns Up—After Four Years
    109 5 Man Turns Up— After Four Years FOUR YEARS AGO, a Chinese, Soh Yip Ming was charged with extortion in the Singapore Fourth Criminal District Court. He was released on bail. When case came up for mention, he failed to appear. A warrant was issued for his arrest. In the Singapore
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    PC Slept On Duty: Charge
    72 5 MOHAMED ALI bin Mohd. Yatim. a police constable of Keppel Harbour Police Barracks claimed trial in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday when charged with sit oping while on duty. It was alleged that Mohamed was found asleep in the Keppel Barbour Police Station. SH.B.
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    SINGAPORE WEDDINGS
    88 5 Right Top: Mr. and Mrs. Julian Chan photographed at ihe Capitol Blue Room yesterday morning alter their marriage. The groom is a teacher at the St. Joseph's Institution and the bride the daughter Df Dr. and Mrs. Chia Teek Yam. The wedding took place at the Church of
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    Communalists Told: Remember India
    175 5 INDIAN COMMUNAL issues are being raised again in gome of the electoral wards for temporary tactical advantages, Mr. M. A. Majid, Independent candidate from the City Ward in the coining elections told The Standard yesterday. The protagonists oi this pernicious doctrine do not seem to realise
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    MENON FUND PLANNED BY OLD RAFFLESIANS
    129 5 MENON FUND PLANNED BY OLD RAFFLESIANS THE OLD RAFFLESIANS Association is organising a Menon Fund which will be used for an annual prize for the best boy in mathematics in the School Certificate examinations. This fund is being established tn honour of Mr. K. M. K. Menon, a mathematics teacher
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    Busy Day For Relief Court
    69 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE THIRD District Court, another "emergency 1 court" to sit for the second time yesterday, to cope with cases arising during Easter Sunday dealt with a total ol 53 cases. Tins makes the total of cases heard during the Easter Hobdays
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    THE SPIRIT BEHIND BOYS' TOWN
    218 5 ONE OF THE hardest driving spirits behind Singapore Boys' Town project is its Secretary, Mrs. Kay d'Netro. She puts her heart and soul into her work to help build this institution, where the underprivileged boys of the Colony can be taught useful trades and perhaps
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    Paglar's Promise To Over-age Children
    201 5 Stan<lartl Staff Reporter THF GOVERNMENT has forgotten the over-age children in the colony who have no facilities of education. This must be remedied by building industrial schools, where they can be trained in masonry, carnentrv, aiul other skilled professions. I The Progressive Party can- r
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    CARD OFFENCE
    37 5 PLEADING GUILTY td failing to produce his identity card when asked to by a police officer on Mar. 25. Gam Kin: Seong aged 25. was fined SI in the Singa- pore Third District Court yesterday.
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    MacDonald To Open Students' Health Talks
    183 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE COMMISSIONER (icncral for Soulli East Asia, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald will open the International Student Health Service conference at the University of Malaya tomorrow. The conference will be attended by expert* ami student repreaenttrtlvea from I imersities all nver Smith East
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    Denies Having Dope Charge
    72 5 Standard Staff Keporter BAIL OF $10. (too in two sureties was offered to 54-year-old Ho Sen Seng in the Singapore Third District Court ye terday, when he denied having 33 pounds of raw opium. It was said thai H i i found with the opium at
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    WOMAN HAD SAMSU. RICE
    57 5 Standard Statl Reporter A CHINESE WOMAN. K Kai Nai aged pleaded in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday to having 6| gallons of dutiable samsu and 134 gallon- ted i ce. on Mar. 25. She also admitted distil'.!' toxicating liquor in a .house in Florence R
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    Geylang School To Be Extended
    128 5 THC GEYLANG Methodist English School building is to include four more class* n and a spacious community hall. Permission Coi thU h been granted by the Municipality subject to approval bv Qovei ment The building fund was first started in July 1^49. > Lth I
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    Had No Licence For Motor Bike
    46 5 Had No Licence For Motor Bike KHEH KAI BOON pleaded guilty in 1 Singai District Court yes to riding a motor-cycle without < licence along King I yesierdaj tnorni to a chai to of dri\ tig policj The I to the Traffic Court for m tod y.
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    Sacred Flame
    25 5 Till IRYASAMAJISTS I Colony celebrated H t their premises in R Road. The president of the K ited th< sacred fin ted hymn-
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      299 5 L-c#v_/rw t,»iv- FEDERATION DIARY SELANGOR KUALA MMPIR MADRAS: Berdosa, 12.30, 6.30 and 9 p.m. PAVILION: Tripoli, 3, 6.30 and i 9 p.m. i RKX: The Black Rose, 12.30, 2 ..T'i. 6.30 ar.d 0.15 p.m. ODEON: Destination Moon, 3, 6.45 915 pjn. CAPITOL: Berdosa. 7 and 9.30 pm COLISEUM: The Avengers,
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      139 5 Cheng Churn VS. Tamilians: Hussars vs. Ma lavs both games on the padang. Div. Two H.Q. 3 Commando vs Ladreme on Coronation Padang tawim; REX: Ezhai Padum Padu 'Tamil) 2 5.30 and 9 p.m. SUN: Oa Phor Yoke Leeong Fei Chov Foongi (Cantonese) 2. T0. 7.15' ar.d 9.30 p.m. CARLTON:
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    Too Much Zeal
    779 6 VTIIO said that Singapore lacks civic-minded citizens? We didn't: but for the benefit pf those who did we will regretfully dwell upon what happened at River Valley Road during a Labour Party election meeting last Sunday. Everything was quiet and peaceful that Sabbath afternoon until the silence
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    HOW TO FIGHT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING
    2275 6 HOW TO FIGHT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT WAS MADE BY THE ECONOMIC SECRE TARY, FEDERATION OF MALAYA, MR. O.A. SPENCER, AT A PRESS CONFERENCE HELD IN KUALA LUMPUR ON MARCH 22, 1951 TN my speech to the Legislative Council on that occasion I made what I
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    15 6 "H'm! Bill must have felt sleepy I see Vs just dropped oil H
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    AIRVIEW-27
    674 6 The Yacht Club and Swimmini; Pagar at ELA.F, Station Changi considerations. Even here, however, a considerable degree of freedom, consistent with the needs of the country's economy, is allowed. There is a long list of supplies such as chemicals and metal manufactures v. hicb ai e essential to the
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    Review of Views
    238 6 Review of Views No Red Mission .more harm I were the mi allowed I enb ed Rightist Pao. Since Bi ii C «nmi mists, thi reason for k< nese representai C mg Shing maint der Communism, "democracy" and have become a the rich but pea U .t A re-bodied Ch
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    Indo-China Reds FormNewParty Peking Reports
    241 7 Indo-China Reds FormNewParty Peking Reports HUVISCO Mar. 26 (AP)-The Chinese reported Ml Sunday the creation of a new parly hv ,|m. < ■Ministt*, in Indo-China. There was no ol the rea-on, or of how the new group might n witb lhe Hen irtminh parly which has been ti.liii"- lhe Fre_e_
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    NY's Easter Parade Best Men
    89 7 \I\V YORK, Mar. 85 From the man's of \.e\v. the big Lister Parade d tlv best in years BC U the >lirT breeze sad the shortest skirts *L, Men v%ho never _n% more attention sea*s fashions than rieii at the cost of Sfives* hats gawked
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    Mao Orders Speed-up Of Production
    61 7 Mao Orders Speed-up Of Production UP) China ca peed up i I indusp produc- i ar efTcu ti e was Btha \r-- r the ss a O-. 1 a disp I said I e l unese .shing the efence aria. 300.000 tic mili- the Kg ited bv Agency as to
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    Peking's Court of 3.000 'Judges'
    76 7 T v M (API Q judges" against 20 R -revolutionaries in Pei- lay in a et'endants' sente* m inclusion. DOO "judges" were dea session ol 'a Re present a- bo were callto hear charges i fendants and Eiss judgment, i as reached on v, but
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    Move To Nationalize Iraqi Oil
    272 7 BAGHDAD. Iraq, Mar. 26 (UP) A proposal resting thc governmenl to draft legislation for the t onalizarion of I: aq's oil industry was introduced by Opp< i on m< mix i s in the Chamber of Deputies yesterday The r pi sal was sponsored 18
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    S.H.A.P.E. Chiefs For European Defence
    196 7 These are the chiefs of the Supreme Headquarters, Allied Powers in Europe, as announced by Gen. Dwig-ht D. Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander in Europe, from his headquarters in Paris. March 20. Top row (left to right): Air Forces Commander, central sector, Lieut-Gen. Lauris N stad
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    S. Koreans Strike Across 38th; Allies Move Forward
    321 7 TOKYO. War. 26 (UP) It nas announced today that South Korean raiding parties have struck across the 38th Parallel at both ends of the front. Allied troops above Seoul advanced cautiously in driving Easter rain along the highways leading north. Resistance stiffened
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    Spain Ready To Sign Alliance With USA?
    224 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 26 (AP) Spain was reported Sunday ready to sign a direct military alliance with the United States, modelled on the North Atlantic defence pact. General Franco is said to have informed American Ambassador Stanton Griffis Of this during informal talks in
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    American States Must Aid Free World To Check Red Aggression
    693 7 Truman Tells Ministers 9 Conference: B> CARROLL KKNWORTH WASHINGTON. Mar. 26 (UP) Pffesidel Truman opened a < «nii«r< in e of foreign ministers of 21 American Republics here toda\ uith a warning thai tli<> must help the free men of
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    French May Delay Europe Rearmament
    150 7 French May Delay Europe Rearmament PARIS. Mar. 26 (AP)—Delayin holding the elections i.s threatening a six-month slowdown on European rearmament. This summary of the situation comes from an estimate of the problem faced by organisers of the European defence system headed by General Dwigiit D. Eisenhower. The headquarters still hopes
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    Nehru Rejects Kashmir Resolution
    32 7 AGRA, United Provinces. Mar. 25, (Reuter) The Indian Premie r. Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, rejected tonight the Anglo-American resolution on Kashmir which is before the United Nations Security Council.
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    Appeals To US To Cut Newsprint Use
    73 7 NEW DELHI. Mar. 25, (R< liter) The Indian Commission for co-operation with the United Nations Educational and Social Council today api pealed to the United States to cut her consumption of news- print by five per cent to 'relieve the shortage in Britain.
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    Tyrone Power. Linda Lose Furs. Jewels
    74 7 LONDON, M ir. 26. (AP Thieves stole furs and jt lerv valued at bt Ia a u $28,000 and U5556,000 from the apartment of the mo< star Tyrone Power, ind hii wife Linda Chris ian, \< said on Sunday o ght. The Powers were
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    Income Tax Relief For Spore Indians Action By Chamber
    285 8 Income Tax Relief For Spore Indians Action By Chamber Standard Staff Keporter THE INDIAN Chamber of Commerce is taking necessary steps lo civr relief to those Indians who art* al present liable to pay income-tax both here and in India, Mr. J. M. Dorai Kaj. the Secretary of the Chamber,
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    Mobile Rationing Unit A Boon To S'pore Rural Folk
    323 8 Mobile Rationing Unit A Boon To S'pore Rural Folk Standard Staff Reporter THE MOBILE ratiaaiaa unit started by lhe Food < antral Departn lent visits 11 rural diatriel points ererj week and i* a ureal sihtcss, Mr. \J Jenkins. Deputy Lood oiitroller. told The Stan dard. This ir.r.-tvirig unit saves
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    Heavy Date Shipments Hit Prices
    134 8 >; indard >tatf Reporter I THE first si p ents already arriving and it nearly 2,00 I \oi\~ anded ture during the next v. eeka bona Middle E •5, the price of this has fa en from i 519 per pirul a week -I I
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    US Cuts Civil Use OfRubber By 7.500 Tons
    85 8 US Cuts Civil Use OfRubber By 7.500 Tons ITASHI lOX. M i 26 LAP Y .al Prod icti Adhas the ru thai the amount of ale 1 civilian use bi about 7.500 long at ly aver- v first three mo* I s ej.r. made public by the igency indicated se
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    Record US Copper Consumption
    75 8 Record US Copper Consumption 1 unj ti n ol new e ited St it< s in 2950 P *1 ur high ol 1.475.- i v:r mi trie :ms ncn se of 403, I me ric) tons ei the 1949 States mined a 164,109 TfA "14 c ppi 195Q cent, gain
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    113 Mil. Sheep In Australia
    63 8 Ausl jn the ir to Ma 1950 was 112 I io, according to figures just v e C immon- S1 stician The lowest l tal for many years was 95,700.--008 in 1947 i I the 1 ighest was was 125-200 lin 1942 The estimated woolclip
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    US OIL PRODUATION
    58 8 C ;de oil production in the United States averaged 3.402,0 i day in 1950 This is a j 1 pei cent iin over 1949 output. CS. imports of crude oil c in 1950 ave: iged *Wi 000 bai rel* s a day, i rise ol to 7
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    LOAN TO LIBERIA
    25 8 ie U.S. Export-Impoi Bank i s announced a U555,000,000 < loan-credit to the Republic oi i i tu be used for roads r
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    Canadian Trade Fair
    38 8 A in International c trade Fair is to be held in Tor- v ►nto May 28 to June 8. Manu- c turers ol mo e than 30-coun- l aies are expected to pa ticipate C
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    GM Sales Record
    50 8 General Motors has announced net earnings of CJJ*****.044.039 m 19.->O. the largest profit ever reported by any corporati'>n in the world. Sales hit tj.&s ...">.!1.08t..84G to set a new peacetime record. Earnings on common stock were U559.35 a sh _r<> compared with U.S. $7. 32 in 1949
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    Icing Machine
    52 8 A new self-propelled mechanical icing machine now used on an American railroad is capable of icing a refrigerator car in 50 seconds. According to the Association of American Railroads the machine breaks the ice to the proper size and drops it into bunkers mixed with the required amount
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    PAK. FREES COTTON
    23 8 Pakistan has allowed from May l. 1951, up to the end of Augusl 1951, free export ot cotton. A P.
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    DWINDLING HOARD
    32 8 Americas gold holdings declined by U5.5i.727.300.0p0 last year on foreign buying. U.P Americans used 624.n00.000 lb of wool i n 1950. This compared with the 500.400,000 lb. consumed in 1949.
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    Panic Buying Now Slackening In US
    240 8 NEW YORK. Ma,. 2h (AP)— .While industries nub defence orders lo fill art* pushing th«*ir capacity lo lhe limit ami arr planning still greater facilities, there were growing numbers of reports that the demand for man) Hems of civilian goods were slackening. Thi w
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    This Cooker Has 'Finger-Tip' Control
    147 8 This Cooker Has 'FingerTip' Control A NEW kitchen cooker, called the Greda Comet, incorporating all the latest advances and im- ivements has just been put on low in London. It was designed by a Birmingham electrical m 1* is half as large agon a> most vertical type ovens, temP< es
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    Silver Replaces Tin In Solder
    68 8 Silver Replaces Tin In Solder An American company has elopi d a solder that is made with silver instead oi tin Ac- ding to the producer, the American Smelting and Refining Company, silver is the onlv metal readily available that can be substituted satisfactorily for tin. Solder usually is 50
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    Malayan Hardwood Now Replacing Imported Sleepers
    285 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 26.— The Malayan railnay administration no longer have to import Yarra wood from Australia for its sleepers. Malayan hardwood from the jungles of Trengganu, kelantan ami Johore now provide the sleepers. Trengganu last year supplied 125,856 standard-sized sleepers of bakuu wood.
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    India Bans Export Of Netting
    72 8 DELHI. Mar. 2G:— Indian 1 cotton manufacturers other than piecegoods and yarn a:e now nol longer on the open general licence which permitted a virtually tree export to Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. two territories in which there is incre 1-. .4 demand. Mosquito
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    More Women In US Working In Office, Industry
    127 8 More Women In US W orking In Office, Industry THE NUMBER of American men workers has tripled during the past 50 years as morel »men have assumed the d I functions ot worker and homemaker. As a result, says the rs. Women's Bureau. "Women todas are an integral and significant
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    Democracies Surpass The Red Bloc
    142 8 OIL AND STEEL GENEVA, liar 2fi [Renter): The Western countries pi iduced ].."->.f>70.000 Urns of crude steel in 19.">0 compared Ait.. 32£fl tons bv the Soviet Union an five steel-producing satellites, according to the quarterly bu of the Economic Com mission ir Europe. Of tl
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    Sweeping Controls Scheme In US
    54 8 WASHINGTON, M UP) J Defence P id inis- William H H expected I ict 1 eepii p ti to bring steel ippei and aluminium undet gtl govei rum :.t conti ine door to finished product. Informed quai u he >uld approve the p. ..a to
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    BIG SHOE OUTPUT
    29 8 A total of 4H! 000,008 pairs of l s w< e manufactured in United States in 1950 This i 4 per ter:-. g iin over 1949
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    MORE JAPANESE TEXTILES ALLOWED
    231 8 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mar. 26:- The Penan- Chinese Cnamber of Commerce nas been informed by the Senior Customs Control. Import and Export Control. Penang that A.P.s.. both on and off the quota lor the import of Japanese textiles would now be approved for shipment to
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    Russia Battens On Her Satellites
    418 8 WASHINGTON, Mar. 36— Th. Sotf* 1 mon i. making huge profit- from its satellite* l>\ controlling their exports. This ha- ju*t Imtii JiirlllUll after months of investigation l»\ traae experts nt tin- I >. Department ol Commerce ami ihe Economic Cooperotion Administration, j Since the
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    Jap 2050 Trade Up By 75p.c.
    336 8 Jap 2050 Trade Up By 75p.c. TOKYO. Mar. 26 (Reu-ter-AAP) Japan's exports dunng 19")U were 75 per cent higher than in 1949. the Japanese Finance Ministry announced yesterday. The Ministry sa;d exports rose sharply with the outbreak [of the Korean war. but furor L- wide competition for key j materials
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    AERO ENGINES AND SHOTGUNS FOR SINGAPORE
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    12,000 Bags Of Dates
    20 8 HE here from Indian ports, brou 12.000 bagf lal r,d 189 c rope a g Singap
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    Poles Aboard Kosciuszko
    106 9 Standard Shipping K»'i>v>rter WITH nine Polish passengers, more than h i f of whom wore rn in Harbin, Manchuria, on board, the 7,571-ton P> ish Ocean Lint steamship. Kosciuszko, arrived in Singar r, trom the Red China port ol Taku Bar yesterday. The passengers ranged in age
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    Jaffa Oranges For Singapore
    62 9 Standard Shipping Reporter Tiie East Asiatic Line motor vessel. Nordvest, berthed in Singapore yesterday from European ports bringing 2,000 tons general cargo. 700 tons ol which are for transhipment to Bangkok. The cargo for Sing ip< i included 3,00€ rases of oranges from Port Said and
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    CUTTY SARK MODEL
    36 9 THE British National Maritime Museum has been presented with a scale model of the famous Tea Clipper Cutty Sark. It follows the recent acquisition by the Trustees of a model of the Thermopylae.
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    TASMAN TO AVOID HOIHOW
    263 9 Passengers For Red Port To Go F_> f rm y m Back To Jakarta Standard Shipping Reporter BECAUSE the Royal Interocean Line passenger vessel, Tasman, will proceed direct to Hongkong instead of calling at the Red China port oi Hoihow as originally scheduled, thirty-nine Chinese passengers
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    'Suspended' Fenders For Safer Berthing
    241 9 > During hor maiden vovase* to the Persian Gulf, the Shell super-tanker Velutina, 28,000 d.w.t. first oil carrier of this size to be launched from Euro I pean shipyards called at the port of Mena-al-Ahmacn. Kuwait, where she enjoyed the benefit of a new type
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    UK Navy To Use MoreHelicopters
    324 9 ALL British aircraft carriers and naval stations are to be equipped with helicopters. This was announced by the Admiralty in London who state that these machines are to play a big part in the future expansion I of British naval aviation. What invaluable work heli-
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      352 9 Wair arrivals^. j&Sg£* 3 > 2 1 '^L_ HS_-! fc i^ Arrivals AIR CEYLON from Colombo •>.:(# a.m. K.L..M. from \m>terrtara |_L9I p_. OLA BOAC from Svdne y 4 :>."> p.m. (P. A. from B.inifk«tk 7...0 p.m. MALAYAN AIR WATS from Kachinj 4.10 p.m. Departures t.P.A. Cor Banrkeft 7.48 p
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    Singapore Realises Power Of Great Music
    1119 10  - Singapore Realises Power Of Great Music ANACRUSES AEI'SEV NOTES S By 'THE rare presence in Singapore of such artistes as Lola Bobeseo and Jacques (ienty must again be the main theme of these remarks. We v\e had ample proof ol prowess of these two wonderful, vital young people in .1
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    118 11 i v BrotherhnuJ A^e.at.on, underdogs in thi« vear'ti S \FA Division I a big up*el when ihey had the much fancied BOOCA at their mer V .art ot Iheir go* at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. However i-t by a last minute penally sroal.
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    Special Souvenir For Neo Chwee Kok
    155 11 <i 1 K>UM nir w I* presented to Neo Miner Kok. >m«apore*s foiir-olil-nieilal ninner at the tursl \Man Cames, at the Singapore Olympic Sports ouiHil b funi'tion in honour of the Singapore contingent tonight at lhe Chinese Swimming < iuh. Mr. P. F. de
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    Jackson New Golf Champion
    118 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Maljjyan goli champion R R Jacksi ft Invh. annexed the Malayan title this morning bt itii g Lauriston, the Selangor pion, on the last green with a brilliant display. Jackson fully deserved his victory in a keenly fought on*. natch* over 18
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    Kelantan Customs Win Annual Games
    47 11 i KOTA BAHRU. Mon. Trengganu Customs met their Kelantan colleagues in their annual soccer and badminton Karnes played here during the weekend. In both games Kelantan repeated last year's successes, ning 3 0 soccer and 8 i tches to l at badminton.
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    TITLE FIGHT CALLED OFF
    59 11 LONDON. Mar. 2(3 (AP>:— The fight scheduled for Tuesday between Randolph Turpin. British and European middleweight Champion, and Billy Brown, ot the United States, has been called iff because of Turpin's injured hand. Turnin injured his right hand when 'he beat Jean Stock, of France, at
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    Rees In 3 Record Rounds
    72 11 CANBERRA, Mar. 26 (AP): Welsh golfer I).ii Kees won the Royal Caaberra (iolf Clubs S2M professional purse on Monday with three rt-cord-breaking rounds. The first round, 68. 4 under par, equalled the cours:- rei ord: the second was fc7 and today's final round G6. The
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    Bankstream Wins Sydney Cup
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    N. Zealand, England struggle For Runs On Turning Wicket
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    593 12 THOMAS CUP WITH PANTS DOWN Sports JLender THAT pair of short pants used as a wrapper for the famous Thomas Cup when it was sent from Singapore to lpoh and the inscription (entirely unauthorised according to Sir George Thomas) on the Cup has bared somebody's conscience. At Sunday's meeting of
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    127 12 PENANG, "Mon.— The threeday inter-branch sports of the Shell Company of the Federation of Malaya ended this afternoon with Kuala Lumpur champions with a total of 2:' points. Penang, with six points wore runners-up. while lpoh finished a close third only one point
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    59 12 DISPLAYING good form the P T be:.: tr.e C Y.M A by two goals to one in tne S A F A. Division 3B League played at the C Y.M.A. ground in St. Georges Road on Saturday. SC'>:v:\s were Madon ar.d Thev :iv vsn t >r
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    123 12 BARI, SOUTHERN ITALY, Mar. 26 (Reuter) Police used tear gas to disperse thousands of enraged football spectators who broke into a visiting football team's dressing room here, injured eight players and their trainer, and chased the referee four miles to a farmhouse. They
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    97 12 NORTH VANCOUVER, British Columbia. Mar. 26 'UP' The mile Long cable of the Grouse Mountain ski lift cracked like a bullwhip Late Easter Sunday and sent 16 persona to the hospital. Four were seriously injured. The rest were treated for cuts and bruises. The cable ot
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