Singapore Standard, 6 April 1951

Microfilm: NL2279
Total Pages: 12
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    Masthead
    20 1 Singapore Standard W* fir* ffl 3 Jj^j 5-F VOL NO. 279 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1951. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    Singapore, Federation Start Control Of Rubber Export Apr. 9
    631 1 Singapore, Federation S tart Control Of Rubber Export Apr. 9 Standard Staff Reporter »>TROI- ovi*r the destinations of vlalaya's rubber exports made effective from April 9, the Federation and Singapore i nmenis annoiinced yesterday. n lhi »""«r»"* follows the British Government's advice and I ol trades decision to take steps
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    KL Dealers Concerned Over Move
    113 1 KL Dealers Concerned Over Move •Uafl orrt ipond ml I LI M P I R \»v, of lh«* reM-nl unnoiitu'«.*m«nt tooaj coosed a ni| local rnl>il«T-. rprei tlii** move !•> a M on ort <>t Malayan mh>m run ni-t countries i r -o!t ol pre -tirt* bepr on Britain I
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    Commander Of Burmese Forces Here
    131 1 Standard Stall Reporter GENERAL Ne Win. Supreme C iroma der e Burme e Armed F >rces. a e S g.tpore by air esterday fi «n 3 tngki ik on a return call to Mr M n M JD i i C missionei G< neral, s
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    2 Deaths; Poisoning
    54 1 Standard Staff Reporter AN' ELDERLY Chinese fell to his death from the second floor ol a building in Amoy Street yesterday. Another Chinese died oi excessive opibm smoking while a third, a woman, was removed to the General Hospital in a critical condition suffering from the effects.
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    Woman Tells Police Husband Stabs Her
    54 1 Standard Staff Reporter A YOUNG Indian woman, \dakipei yakeruma, repo r t e d i u e police that she had been .-tabbed by her husband at their house in Jalan Kayu last night She was removed by ambulance to the General Hospital. \\c:
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    Malay Cadets For Sandhurst
    112 1 Six cadets of the Malay Regiment who are on their way to England to attend courses at Eaton Hall and the R.M.A. Sandhurst. They are shown with the Malay Regiment Education Officer and Warrant Officer who have been preparing them for the last six months. Picture
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    World War 3 Danger As Great As It Has Been Last 4 Years
    192 1 PRES. TRUMAN WARNS: WASHINGTON, Apr. > (UP)— President Truman told a news conference today that the danger of orld War 111 was Jusl as great as it has been for the last four \ear-. He said th
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    RAF Plane Crash; None Injured
    90 1 COLOMBO. Apr 5. (AP)— An R.A.F. Hastings aircraft, carrying 27 RAF personnel and a crew oi seven, crashed in landing at Katunayake aerodrome early this morning. According to RAF officials at this aerodrome, 2A miles from Colombo, none was injured. The plane left Lyneham, England,
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    US A-Bomb Spies To Be Executed
    113 1 US A-Bomb Spies To Be Executed NEW YORK. Apr. 5 (AP) Convicted atom bomb spies. Julius Rosenberg and his wife Ethel, were sentenced to death today in the Federal Court. Sentencing the Rosenbergs, Federal Judge Irving Kaufman ordered them to be executed some time in the week beginning May 21.
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    Gang Fight Death
    32 1 Standard Staff Reporter A 36- YEAR-OLD Chinese, Tan Loke Hai, was involved in a gang fight vesterday morning at Clyde Terrace and died before an ambulance could be summoned.
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    Allied Troops Stab 8 Miles North Of 38th
    63 1 TOKYO, April 5. (UP) United States tanks and infantry stabbed eight miles north of Korea's 38th Parallel today toward the heart of a Communist offensive build-up of 500,000 troops The armour-tipped force met no Communist resistance in the thrust to Chailli, eight
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    Daisy Frugneiet Voted 'Ideal Working Girl'
    197 1 Standard Staff Reporter DAISY FRUGNEDET of Montor Limited was voted the winner of the Ideal Working Girl Contest with a total of 103 points at a hall held at the Raffles Hotel last night. Over i.>o people attended the ball and look part in
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    Joint Committee Recommends New COL Rates
    909 1 Standard Staff Reporter A GRADED cost of living allowance, representing an increase of about 25 per cent in the total remuneration of llic lowest paid Government workers in Singapore and the Federation effective from January 1 this year, has been recommended by the Joint
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    Bishop Of Lincoln In S'pore On FE Tour
    199 1 Standard Mart Reporter DR. MAURICE HARLAND, Knba-a of I jurat*, from which .dioce>e more than half of Penihcr Command aircraft atla<*ked occupied Kurope. nVv* to §ia«9> pore yesterday on a history-making trip to the Far I a-l. Dr. Harland who flew by
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    British Light Aircraft Carrier Due Here Today
    104 1 British Light A ircra ft Ca rrier Due Here Today Standard Shipping Reporter THE BRITISH Light D a.craft carrier. H.M.S. Glory, is I xpected in Singapore thus evening from England. She is on her \.v i Korean waters to relieve the light fleet carrier H MS Theseus which has been
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    GOVT. CLERKS WELCOME BENHAM REPORT
    710 2 Munk ipal Commissioners can only take action when I the iand which is now Cro.vn property, has been trans- yL. ferred to them. The decision to transfer the land was taken as far back as H>4B but the transaction is not co nip let ed
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    To Probe Temple Scandal
    125 2 To Probe Temple Scandal Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Buddhist Ass nati n b to call a mass nno-.'i .g 8.. ihisis in the j C .v to protest against the; alleged unreligious behaviour j of a Buddhist priest who is! B '.v in charge of a Chinese temple in
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    Armed Robbery
    69 2 Arm ed Robbery Tw ;e an te i pistols I E during the e. -nomine and robbed the te. Tan Yew Tee. 1850. THE Sing e C r ne-. Mr Sing rterday returned flnding t i larder bv pers :.s unk: i/t the end of an inqu ry hit the
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    Lim Challenges Progs To Debate
    243 2 Standard Staff Reporter A CHALLENGE to the IVotiressi-te* to rmiic out for a public debate was issued yesterday by Mr. Lim Yew Hoek. l ahour ean<lidate contesting Keppel District in next Tuesday's elections to the Singapore Legislative i Council. Mr. Lim issued the challenge at
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    Evidence Thin, No Divorce
    80 2 I HOLDING THAT ADULTERY had not been proved. Mr. Juc- tii v Brown in the Sing ipore (Light Court, yesterday, dismissled with costs the petition of j Harold Edward Milner to dissolve his marriage to Jessica Olive Milner on the grounds of adultery. "The evidence in
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    Results By Radio
    103 2 ELECTION NEWS Standard Staff Reporter RADIO Malaya last night announced the latest arrangements it had made in connection with the broadcast of Legislative C unci] election ic^ult.s on Polling Day, Tuesday, April 10. P ogrammes oh tin- Blue Netw rk v. ;ii be interrupted after the 9.30
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    'Dragged Into Wordy Battle'
    110 2 Till' T ABOUB Party of Singapore could have put up a candidate to conti I every trd in next Tuesday's elec- to the Leg slative Council; had it not been for the Government's ruling t h a t civilian employees of the S( rvices are not
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    Time Off For Voters
    62 2 CIVILIAN employees <>: the Army in Singapore who are re-J gistered voters will be allowed time ofl duty with pay pexl Tuesday, polling day for the Legislative Council elections, to cast their vote. It is expected that the othei two Services will follow suit. Municipal nnri
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    ART SHOW
    67 2 MAJOR GENERAL D DUNj LOP of Singapore D:- will open the second exhibition of oi ks by d arte ts org i .ised j by the Singapore Art Society on Friday, April 20 at the British C ineil Hall The exhibition will remain open to the public eve
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    What Fans Like To Hear On The Radio
    180 2 SINGAPORE radio fans were aiso quick to react to the suggestion of Mr. H. W. Jackson, Radio Malaya's new chief, who in The Standard yesterday invited "constructive criticisms*' from the public about Radio Malaya's programmes. The consensus of opinion was that the
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    Education History Made In Singapore
    63 2 photo. (See story Page 5.) FOR the first time in the history of Singapore five Chinese women teachers were chosen by Government to attend a ten-week course at the Women's Training College, Wall HaH, Hertfordshire. From left: Madam Yen Tong Chang, Miss Yang Si Cher,
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    Merchants Express Conflicting Views
    253 2 RADIO ADVERTISING Standard Staff Report* r CONFLICTING views were eaaavaaed by Siii«apor«■*businessmen when asked whether commercial aaWertisuia hlioul*! be introduced over Radio Malawi. While some Chinese businessmen felt that commercial advertising should be started if improvements to Radio Malaya were to be effected, a few British
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    Chinese Pay Respects To Ancestors
    93 2 Standard >taff Reporter HUNDREDS of Chinese families in Singapore pa.d respects to their ancestors yestt cc at the I'arious cemeter t in the Colony, on the occasion of "Cheng Seng," Chinese S F tqL -c is such a the avet that I :he road hading
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    shop Men To Demand More Pay
    102 2 Standard stall gr parte r SHOP assistants in Singapore, r a text lie firms and departmental res, are to seek iu ne. I .ces to the pn til high cost iving. A. they h.ave no Union, they will make individual repres< citations to i
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    DIDNT SCOLD PC
    39 2 SEAH BO SIT was aei in the S e Second Police Courl yesti day. of using abusive a po i cem an, Mohamed Y.c ,T bin Latifl Clyd •TV .i. Mr. W. E. Demuth for Scab.
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    DRIVER CLEARED
    27 2 ANG TAR SENG, n taxi drivei s acquitted vi District Court yeste when accused rME refusing to e his identity card on Mai Geylang Road.
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    Digging And Filling Up Balmoral Road
    221 2 THE repealed excavating of Balmoral Road by various Municipal utility services over the past two years had not been due to any lack of co-ordination beiivecn the services concerned, a Municipal spokesman said yesterday. He was commenting on complaints by ratepayers that much public
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      73 2 Esplanade Rendezvous For Singapore Hawkers Standard Staff Reporter RESIDENTS from crowded Chinatown and other city dwellers who seek a few hours' rest and sea tireeze at the Colony's Esplanade in the evenings neither find rest nor comfort, because of the ever increasing number of 1 hawktrs who have now established
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    Federation Govt Servants Can Take Part In Politics
    311 3 Standard Staff Correspondent Feder a iio.. L t L Ml>UR Thurs Government servants in the tical atr. 7 ,nformed that they can hold offiee in pollhe F«ri rlf I 0 T' 1 "Z V tC at e,ections Th v »> Mentri B
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    Cleared of Rape Charge
    41 3 Cleared of Rape Charge >;.i'Y Corrc pendent K. trs i the a A I I rapi s t < I t the itisrevi- proved a gistrai i I thai on >mt h-joag I her gShaw jßoad. I u the trisha where I
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    Army Campaign For Recruits
    44 3 the m the dates and vn be 9 a.m. to P ice Stal Batu f g e S f 'i to Me ticca. I i I fifty 1 testhe nical I ic R Sigs, H Esh Special C mstablea ply
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    WOMAN FREED
    52 3 > I 1 Ig Ch eard N Sop ene C irt, a etex .id to be sea s] i inte ters lid stand. Lie I R. S. officex I unit came to the Mr. M. C. Mills, that the mi e prosecution I a 1 td Chi me,
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    CASE POSTPONED
    16 3 I of ehandu w. 5 r EJ April 15, by the preJohore Bahru irt
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    Retires Ten Years Before Due Date
    117 3 PENANG. Thurs.— Mr. G. L. Bayliss, the Senior Inspector of Schools, Penang and Province Wellesley. will be among the passengers on board the "Socotra." which is expected to sail from here for the United Kingdom on Saturday. April 7. Mr. Bayliss is retiring from
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    JOHORE MCA CHIEF
    34 3 DATO Wong Shee Fun retained the presidentship oi the Johore State Malayan Chinese Association, by one vote, at yesterdays election hold at the Chinese Ass tciation, Jalan Ibrahim, J ih.ore Bahru.
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    Donations For Muslim Mosque
    431 3 la a list i rurther j •'.V mos le all] i to* for new Bahi No 1. J I O. H ihil Bahru. $200 A.N.A. e i isl 01; B B iff, JO!. SA. Abdul Majid Cu I a Un P01 a.b. Omai tobore it i
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    Fined $900 For False Statements
    130 3 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— j Inche Mahamood bin Ali, fined j Lee Seak Thiam $900. in de- fault, four months' rigorous imprisonment in the magis- trate's cotirt today for making false statements to the Immigration Officer of Johore Bahru. On Mar. 21, Lee
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    BISHOP ARCHER
    53 3 SEREMBAN, Thurs. Bishop Raymond L. Archer of the Methodist Church will be in Seremban from tomorrow to Sunday. He will speak in the Church school and at the three worship services throughout the day. He will inspect work and discuss church programmes and I plans with Methodist leaders
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    FEDERATION MEWS BRIEFS
    767 3 THE following are the officebearers ol the Staml »rd Club, Se] mg Branch, foi the period 1951-1952 -President, Mr. Lee Han big Vice-President, Che Jamaludln bin Kulop Udi: hen. secret iry, Mr Fo i Yeow Yoke, H»n Treasurer, Mi C Gansa"ngam Editor, Miss Khong Swee ■Tin C
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    Jendaram: 945 Still To Be Dealt With
    185 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Nine hundred and forty-live of the 1.725 persons evicted from Jendaram on Feb. 15 have yet to be dealt with. They are 4GI Malays and 484 Chinese. On the first day. 189 persons were released because they
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    Claim For Land Fails
    113 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Mr. Justice Wilson, in the Supreme Court today, dismissed the suit brought by an Indian woman, Amaneyammal. against a Chinese contractor, Mr. Chan Teck Seng, claiming the re-transfer of her land which she sold to him during the occupation. The
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    Speed Limit For Seremban?
    69 3 Speed Limit Fo r Seremban? Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Thurs. When the Seremban Town Board meets at the Board's premises on April 10 the question of a speed limit j within Seremban town will be discussed. Other matters on the agenda include the question of unlicensed ice-cream sellers. The Board
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    Municipality Seeks Ruling On Buildings
    149 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A legal ruling on unauthorised buildings in Kuala Lumpur is to be obtained by the Municipality in order to determine the policy whether licences should in future be issued to owners of unauthorised houses. The Commissioners, at a meeting today, heard a
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    British Council To Hold 3rd Course In KL
    168 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The third British Council oneday course will be held on Saturday, April 28. at the British Council Hall, Young Road. Kuala Lumpur. The subject will be '"Some developments in the Commonwealth." The first part of the course will be
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    KUALA PILAH BANDIT UNIT 'IN POOR SHAPE'
    264 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— There is a very worried bandit commander-in-chief in Kuala IMah. He is worried about the morale of his men since his own trusted personal bodyguard ran away and surrendered to the authorities last month. Originally, the top-man
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    JB Auxiliaries Get Warrants
    86 3 standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRC. rhurs.— For the first time since the formation of the Johore Bahru Auxiliary Police Force. 104 men of the Ist. Unit, appeared in full dress at a passing-out parade held at the Government Offices building. Bukit Timbelan, yesterday. The men were
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    Bandit Food Collector Executed
    287 3 Bandit Food Collector Executed Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR 1 The first per>oti to he -xe ed for collecting food sup- e* lor the bandits, was h Iv I this morning in Taiplns Fa He was Ya'acob Utarc lb bin Che Kewi Krenvm whj lived in the Cameron lighlartds and
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    TELUK ANSON BOMBING INQUIRY
    766 4 SINGEI PAT AN I, Thurs. Many relatives and friends were in attendance at the Oriental Cafe on Monday to witness the marriage of Mr. Don Gim Wah (28), the youngest brother of Mr. Oon Gim Hoon, to Miss Ooi Kim Liew cZo). the second daughter of
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    Superstition Halts Plans For Tin Mine
    157 4 sjj.ind.nd State Correspondent IPOH, Thurs. There is i/ing objection among the Chinese community here to an application I•• a we.. -known Ch:: miner to convert a j rve in Gopeng Road into mining land. •5™ erS j v believed to be the Ci si
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    Percentage Of Medium Grade Rice Limited
    178 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. A local g v |r. ss statement says that owing to the uneven [-take in the past of various gi es of rice, it has been necessary to limit the percentage purchase of medium grade to 40 per c<
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    Missionary Dies
    56 4 TAIPING. Thurs.— News has been received nere bv Mr. A. Ariaratnam of the Survey Department that the Rev. S. M: Visvalingam died at his residence at Chavakaeherri, Ceylon, on March 22. Rev. Visvalingam was a missionary in Malaya for over 20 years before retiring in 1937. He leaves
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    Waited One Hour For Medical Aid
    147 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Thurs.— At an inquiry into the death of a 14-year-old Chinese girl, evidence was 'given that the deceased had to wait in the Ipoh District Hospital for over an hour before she received treatment. The court was told on January
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    New School At Prai Will Open In June
    211 4 Standard StalT Correspondent Bl TTERWORTH, Thurs.— An imposing plank and brick building to l>«* used a* the new St. Anne's School a! I'rai has entered it-* fir*»t phase ol construction* It will cost $25,000. The new school building whi ii w. I
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    Malayan Orders For Armoured Cars Met
    115 4 LONDON, Apr. 4 (Beuter)— All armoured vehicles ordered by the Malayan Government for use by S and security forces in iMalava have now reached M-, lava, Mr. Thomas Cook. Under-Secretary for Colonies n nr^ d 1 I Cp,VlnS t0 a the House oi dp;,
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    Security Forces Kill Two More Terrorists
    294 4 Standard Stall Correspondent kl ALA LI MPI R. Thurs. Security Forces chalked up farther juccc&mh in the past 24 hour** iii tno engagements v>ith large bandit forces in Johore and Pahang, respiting in the killing of i\*.o terrorists and wounding owe. In a clash
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    YMCA May Be Formed In Penang
    111 4 PENANG, Thurs. Dr. Siu Choh Leung. Secretary for South and East Asia World Alliance of the Y.M CA is now in Penang to got in touch with church and community leaders to form a branch of the Y.M C A., in Penang. Dr Siu
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    Butterworth Fun Fair Attracts 20,000
    125 4 BUTTERWORTH, Th its A crowd of more than 20,000, the majority women, patronis :ii' variety fun fair hold on the padang in front of the Buttt rworth branch of the U.M.N.O in Club Road., last weekn i Shows included the modern iogct, the Siamese Rumvong
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    STRIKE BY 3 TEACHERS OFF
    98 4 Standard Malay Correspondent A I. OH STAR. Thurs. The three Malay teachers of people's School in R,> Kedah, who went on strike 1; Sunday have resumed work a the school's committee has decided to cancel its instructions, a -king them to work on Saturdays. Tuan
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    Back Home
    113 4 Three N.C.O's of tlie Malay Regin. ent. Port Dickson, ivJw left Malaya con e time ago for a four-mouth Officers Study Course at the Military Training Colleges at Hythe :md Wdrminster relumed yesterday in the Empire Hall<ula''.i> as 2nd Lieutenants. The College at Hythe specializes in small a
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    Associate Of Bandits To Die
    86 4 Standard v ;afl inrrgfnnidi lI'OII. Huirs. 11k *-t«»r\ <»1 haw t v. < mem a bandit kiilerHMraad ami an inanriatc vlo miming OAtm liatlM with a Police Jmg|r Chemor District was related in the Perak Hi- this morning. In the dock was Chia Kee Khoo
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    Perak Govt. Waives Tax
    98 4 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING. Thurs.— A charity dance En aid of the St. George's School Extension B ding 'Fund is fixer: for Saturday, April 14. at the Hokkien sociation. Tne' Perak Government has agreed to waive the entertainment tax Attractive prizes for novelty and spot dances
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    LIGHTERMEN RATES UP?
    43 4 PENANG. Thurs— The iter Owner's three accredit from the Boatmen negotiate on the increase i I ent for w< i k light* This decision was taken at a meeting of the committee of the Lighh r Owners' held this rnorni
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    TRADERS FIXED
    25 4 THREE shop kei fined $45 each by the K Li] Circuit gist te Chi Ismail, tor selling c out a Price Control licence
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    Two Ipoh Residents To Visit UK
    9 4 Two Ipoh Residents To Visit UK h I I
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      64 4 E& ?^T^LI j I IrE'?. N v9J A I (^""^"^^^Sl I i P H7 GET OUT OF MV I HEY wait/ that '-J>>*~*^<^; I /oK fy Bf?EAk VOUI Li h/^ VOLJ D| o- 1 IT V_V HOUSE > J-^Si V. WAS MY HOUSE YOU J VOU CE j WE a
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    Vbdullah Vows To Serve
    87 5 MB V P ABDULLAH Labour P andidate for Bukit Ttmah Disti in the forthcoming Singa] e Legislative Council s has pledged in his festo to dedicate himseli to service of the people, if he is elected to the Council. Th n1 time, he smd. is a
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    Tycoon's Day Over — Chishty
    69 5 Tycoon's Day Over Chishty MR. S M. A 11. CHISHTY. late for I Lhc g Sua^ae Leg -lalive C ninei! s h is declared in his mam--1 days of tne tj He s:iid: eon't believe that the big :eteer should run 'hia island s We ri believe that the merchant
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    To Aid School
    44 5 GIRLS OF THE MAUDRENES of Dancing will Si n ai 1 ot the Methodist School Building Fund at the Anglo Chin -e Schoo Barrier R'»ad tonight 6 o'clock. VI the same time tomorrow. teg p] >gi ie will be re- Deal
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    5 CHINESE WOMEN TEACHERS FOR UK
    307 5 They Will Study New j Education Concepts i Standard Woman Reporter i! EDL CATION history was made yesterday by]' lite Singapore Government's selection of five' Chinese Women teaehers for a ten-week summer! course iu the United Kingdom. This course, specially designed for teaeher> from
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    Ex-Detective Had No Card
    60 5 Ex-Detective Had No Card FOB THREE MONTHS. Say Yip M; rig, an ex-detective h been living in Singapore without an identity card, until he was de- I tained by the P.' In the Singapore First District Court yesterday, Say who pleaded guilty to failing to register for an identity card
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    COURT TOLD OF RAPE TRY
    87 5 i! UNANESE, Cheong JOl Chin, stood trial in the Singapore Assize Court. yes erday, on a of attempting to 1 pe nine year-old Indian girl oil Pepvs" Hold. Pasir Panjang. on Sept. 22. last year. Evidence was given by girls Suppiah, of how he •nwl
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    $50 FOR TOY ENGINE
    46 5 GOH KEE THAUNG was fined $50, i:i default one month .simple imprisonment, by Magistrate T.E. Smith in the Singapore Thii I Police Court yesterday for stealing a toy fire-engine from a lighter berthed at a Singapore Harbour Board godown on Feb. 12.
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    Helen Row: Police Call Off The Hunt
    417 5 Standard Mali Reporter POLICE INVESTIGATIONS on Helen Km*. ■6- ear-old Geylang Methodist i,ir!**" School -hident. >*!»<» was found unconscious in Holland Road «>n Wednesday night have been calledofl:. -ai.l t .1.1). < hiel, Mr. D. K. Broadhursl yesterday. The Police have no reason
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    Captain's Evidence In Rubber Theft Case
    350 5 Standard Staff Reporter JOHN MlkF.I. VERSTEETH, Duteli captain «»f ill. motor-vessel Bosnik to!«l the Singapore Third Distriet Courl yesterday thai l««- was surprised earl} one mornin« t<> see a large number of people running along ilit- deek t»l his esseL i He saw a
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    The Rains Came-The Guards Went
    202 5 i WHAT THE BANDITS could not do to the 1 ?nd Battalion Siots Guards in the fetid jungles 1 ol* Malaya, the rains did yesterday. 1 An unexpectedly heavy shower dispersed 1 the l»00 Guards on parade and inspection by General Sir John Harding, C-ia-C,
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    1st Casualty Back For Another Go
    206 5 BA C K IN SINUAfUtUL r yesterday with the GordoM L Highlanders on the Empire i Halladale, to fight the 1 bandits teas Cap t a i R MacStephen. I He told The Standard that he was attached to the Sea- I i forth
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    Air Is Free
    837 6 TPHERE is a lot oi loose talk about everything going up in pi Lee. Everything? Lei us be fair. Lei us give credit where it is due There is one essential commodity which has 1 not been affected by the Korean war, by too .much j purchasing
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    Union Power Politics
    420 6 liJA ]Q _r_F''_r _r/'S aj y 1 Cr* 3 'YHE election of the office bearers of ACSU was carried out most democratically as stated by the (General Secretary of the ACSU. Mr. Manyam 9 s statement that 12 branches are dissatisfied over the election is not true.
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    An ODE To Mr G H Kiat
    71 6 ft "No" you can't say to Alkaff, Marshall, C< s; foi I B'<d Hogan. Then "Yes" you certainly Will say to i 'A s, Do es, Blythe i d Giiitsfi. Thirty '.<<:<■* of "yessing" you im It is time you retire and he
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    SERVICE WIVES
    236 6 Sir;— ln all justice I should like to replv to the petty and pointless digs against Service wives made by Mrs. Wendy Sidney-Wilmot before she left Singapore t>y plane (I note"). I have been a Service wile for nearly 12 years and can claim better knowledge of them
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    Review of Views
    313 6 Review of Views The Best Man "TUSAN ssed regr< y bj, dul Rahman's n; me .as not amoi g the 1 ><• names s ibmitted b.v the Singapore Malay Uni< »n to the Govei nor tor nomination to the Sun Legislative Council. Che Vahaya gested i the most ible candidate
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    THE TWELVE BRANCHES
    296 6 Sir. Twi B es representing f the Army Workers dem >c aticallv ed that Mr. S S M i d be t leir Presidenl i as such these twelve branches nominated Mr. Manyam t< I e ful ure Pre* I .tt their An Gi al Meetings respecu\
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    MALAY STUDENTS
    123 6 Sir: I wish to tell "ST", e ettei appi ed in your of March 31. that the Malays in general ha- s more than enough j ai d spirit of i. n\ foi ming more than 9 ll armed forces. In iew ol this coi lively huge contribution
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    The Case Of M. Serge Le Franc
    999 6  - The Case Of M. Serge Le Franc GEORGE RASIAH By gINGAPOREANS m limes dismiss the word mata-muta with H«hl shrug oi their shoulders. The guardians ol the law have never been popular with the masses here. This lark of popularity u; mainl) responsible for the unco- operative attitude of the
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    24 6 AIR VIEW No. 36 Siagapon 'i bridges am its f.tniv.i- landmark! The pii tur«* here v;:o'\ I is. in Rritke spanning s.nt.v ■Ore r.
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    MAY BE WORLD WAR III BEGINNING
    420 7 Rayburn Tells House: Non-Chinese Forces Mass In Manchuria WASHINGTON, Apr. 4 (UP) Speaker Sam Rayburn told I. niativrs today that non-Chinese Red troops are among Red being massed iit Manchuria and w l think wv stand in face h-rriblt 1 danger that may be
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    Row Over UK Arms For Egypt
    256 7 Row Over UK Arms For Egypt LONDON, Apr. 4. (UP i. B: tain h suspen* I shipment to Egypt ol important modern military equipment but there is no complete bio :k- on all items. it was officially disclosed today. („1 o:nr- pit Foreig i Se retary Herbert M urison ano
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    No Build-Up Of Russian Forces Seen
    151 7 Api (AP% n F..r F istbown DC "tnup its fl es tria infom I 1) i« rters said to•a. s v ke S, Bou e ol Spi iker, Sa o Con,,y that Reo* re "not nese C i gn exh e in R lybura
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    Truman Exposes Communism As 'Crackpot' Theory
    92 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. 4 (IP) President Truman denounced Communism today as a "crackpot" political theory that would never delude well-iniormed people. ln a message to students of George Washington University here, he urged all young people to set as much education as possible. He said
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    New Effort To End Korea War
    100 7 UNITED NATIONS. NEW YORK. Apr. 5 (AP>- The 12--nation Asian-Arab group m the United Nations will meet today to consider a new effort to end the Korean war. a „e decision was taken after private talks started by India s St Senegal N. Rau,
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    Be Prepared, Acheson Tells SA Republics
    124 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 5 (AP) U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson Wednesday thai the American Republics must put themselves in a state of j military readiness against the day when they may have to defend tin m.-e!ves. And delegates to the InterAmerican Foreign Ministers conference
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    Dancer Nijinsky Left Estate Gf £30
    269 7 E3SSZE3 ,^PS;.^vbi- £5. -•-<■■• by Ibe mwtaT afmm He died i e letters oi Ali nat ation on Wedn-riay to Rv .1 a I tended him devotedly to: .'io x e She left here for the L- ted States in December. From ltH)9 until
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    Aussie Leader Attacks UK Govt. Controls
    182 7 SYDNEY, Apr. 5, (AP). Mr. Eric Harrison, deputy leader of the Liberal Party and Resident Minister for Australia in London for the 12 months, attacked controls in Britain in an interview on Ins return to Sydney last night. Mr. Harrison has returned, to contest
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    US$254,000 Aid
    76 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 4 (Reuter) A total of U*****,000 was granted to Siam, Burma land Indo-China today by the Economic Co-operation Administration. The figure included $70,000 for Siam to establish a briquet- ting factory; $59,000 for Bur- ma to buy six sluice-gates for an irrigation project; $115,000 for (Indo-China
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    Huk Officer Seized
    81 7 MANILA. Apr. 5. (AP). 1 Luis de Guzman. 27. d scribed as a high ranking officer on the military staff oi Communist Huk leader Louis Taruc, was cap- tured in Manila early this morning after he emptied his pistol at military intelligence agents. T'ae agents did not
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    UN Approves Survey Of World Prostitution
    53 7 GENEVA. Apr. 5 (AF)— The Social Commiss on ol the United Nations on Wednesday approved a detailed qu-stionWire on prostitution and white slavery to be circulated to ail U.N. member countries. The questionnair requests precise information from each government of the status of prostitutes
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    New Soviet Offer More Conciliatory
    145 7 PARIS. Apr. 4 l T P I -Soviet Deputy Foreign Mini-tor Andrei Gromyko, apparently acting under fresh instructions from Moscow, today handed the West a new and even more conciliatory agenda proposal for a future Foreign Ministers' conference. The new Soviet proposal differed only slightly
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    Peking: Nuns Started Cholera
    94 7 HONGKONG, Apr. 5 (UP)— The Chinese Communists levelled new charges against five Canadian nuns. including an accusation that the nuns started the cholera, epidemic. The new charges indicated possible drastic penalty Eor the sters, who operated the Canton Foundling Home. The official Canton organ Southern Daily
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    Greece Wants Return Of Cyprus
    123 7 Greece W ants Return Of Cyprus LONDON, Apr. i (AP) Greece is expected si i I call for the return of Cypi strategic fortress-isle in Mediterranean nr/hich is w British colony. With the blessings of < l Athens; government, a m< < ment tor the reunion Cypriol and Greek p
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    Senate Backs Truman Plan To Send Troops
    180 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. I (IT) The Seatfc eaaVd its great foreign policy debate today by endorsing Truman's plan to Bend four [Jailed States di\isions to Europe but demanding that lit* obtain Congressional approval before Beading any more. After three months of heated oratory aim
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    Attlee Must Stay In Hospital 'For A Farther Period'
    113 7 LONDON. Apr i (Beater) The British Prime Minis ter, Mr. Clement Attlee. n ho is suffer ins from a duodenal Dicer, must remain in hospi tai "for a further period his doctors said today. In a bulletin on the Pre mier's
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    Falklands 'A Part Of Argentina'
    149 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. (AP) Ai Una re; her claims o Wednes* the British-held 1a k Islands. Argent w Foreign Mil Dr. Hipo.it- > Pa! I tin mittee at the Confen i i American Foreign Mini Argentina considers lh< i sla Is (known in Spa Malvinas) a
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    US BANK PROFITS
    35 8 The l c tvernment'a Expo t-l n iprt Bank 1 >oui I profits US$5O J W I I si Sin."? it started in 1934, the B ik has ccumuluted USj *2S —A.?.
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    Colony Allows Rice Imports, Re – Exports
    304 8 Colony Allows Rice Imports, Re Exports Govt. Outlines New Procedure Standard Staff Reporter FIVE TYPES of rice may be imported from Thailand under arrangements made by Singapore traders with Thai exporters. Importers are being informed by the Colony Controller of Imports ami Exports. These types include ihe 100 per cent.
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    German Materials For US Stockpiles
    64 8 America has started buying critical m itei ials in Westei n Germany I• stockpiling Ten I thousand tons of German flourspar, used in steel, aluminium and glass production, and 4. vim tons ol lead .have already been moved to the United States Amei ica plans
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    Wheat Flour Distribution System 'Works Unfairly'
    293 8 Wheat Flour Distribution Sy stem 'Works Unfairly' Kl VL\ LUMPI R, \pr. .">. The Selangor Chinese Importers and Exporters Association has written lo the Economic Secretary, Federation of Malaya, suggesting that Government announce in the press the details ol the quotes allotted under the la>t international wheat agreement allocation to
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    Uncertainty Follows Control News
    196 8 Uncertainty Follows Control News Hublur !\t*trka*t Standard Staid Reporter NEWS of rubber export coni trol had a bearish senl imenl on the Singapore rubber markei yesterday. Opening steady with quotations fluctuating between 52 18 and $2.20 per lb. for first grade Aprii shipment, prices eased on upcountry selling to aroun
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    Racketeers Demand $800 For Lorry Tyre
    278 8 Standard Mail Correspondent M LI MW R, Thurs. Eight hundred dollar- per lorry tyre is being nemanded in the Koala Lumpur lyre black market. There is an acHve black market in feres in tbe Federation today. Prices of ear tyrea in the black market
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    Bank Of India Opens On May 1
    400 8 Standard >ia.l Reporter IHr. B V\K of India*- application lo open a branch in Sinnaport* ha> been approved l>\ the Governor. Mr. C J. Paktra, Foreign Manager oi the Bank of India. said this veaaerdav in an interview with Tbe Standard. The bank
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    20,000 Tons Rice For Ceylon
    53 8 20,000 Tons Rice For Ceylon .COLOMBO An, g m n has sold ol nee. a -oi arces 1 re was fina m jn g] ja Kara hi by <je-. on' i" Commi sioner there and th I aiustan Government Oi the total quantity, 9 tons hai e already been k>a
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    Long Working Hours
    20 8 1 rs in t :e S iviel Uni m wust work seven times as tons m^ mmwmmmmmmmmimmmmmmwmmtammmmmmmmm
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    121 8 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER The late I Singapore rubber pr > yesterday (Apr. prr ]i,. C lyers Sellers No. 1 KS > Spot Loose inoni.) SM7 $2.18 F.OB in b.« s April No 1 K S S 52.16J s? |7| No R s s s.\or. s.vo.v. No R.S.S *tom $1 $1.93]
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    Malacca Rubber Plantations
    61 8 Malacca Rubber Plantations Malacca R bber Planta- L ommend a divi--1 «speel of last finan- year ol 25 per cent n,J P^erence and ordinarTstocfe ,a!e »H Tnv n r',^ C taX £539,006, rax £300,478, to Gei >ral 1?- rve E*****, to Contingencies ■ve E15.000. Bala! e I 'L and V°
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    Move To Increase Newsprint Supply
    82 8 I WASHINGTON, Apr. >. (UP). An official connected with the International Materials Confe ence said that a committee on wood pulp and oewspr-nt would be Formed to consider not only il qcations among democratic iti ins but also ways to in- c e se supplies.
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    Peiping May Take Cash For Grain
    48 8 h d China, which has ottered sell 1.000.000 tons of food ?i una to India, is not insisting on a barter basis, but is prepared to sell for cash in a currency suitable to both countries reports A. P. from New Delhi.
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    Protecting Britons
    41 8 Britain and Burma »ijvn signed a -supplementary agreemeni extending the scope of an earlier one ruling out double taxation pi incomes. The move wi'J um tect British businessmen* from paying double tax Q p,,,^ made in Burma. A P.
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    UNICEF Rice For India
    22 8 Tne UN. International' Children s Emergency Fund has begun shipment of 2,000 tons of fSJSjgW* *W relief in
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    INDUSTRIALS IMPROVE SLIGHTLY
    142 8 caassaari Stall Reporter SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Malayan share market was 5™ yesterday, all sections showing a somewhat steadier U ndency t Hood inquiries were received "or industrial shares, which .-.-.owed small improvements in prices. i__^baj2ged_jv-h^j__ w?re: G lodwood Park l.n 121 I Henry Waugh 2.60 270 Malayan
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    Produce Mart Is Easier
    123 8 Standard Staff Reporter LACK OK overseas inquiries caused an easier tendency i'i the Singapore produce market yesterday. Copra prices were easier. sellers dropping to (55J and buyers $">a per picul, with w> business done. Coconut oil sellers quoted $92 and buyers $90 per picul. but no
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    Rubber Output
    36 8 Sime 1) irby and Co.. Ltd. rep led the following rubbei output Kempas, Ltd. 323 I 0 lb Feb and 360,800 lb March: Radella Rubber Estate lid 18.000 lb Feb and 17.200 lb March
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    New Stanvac Refinery
    34 8 A 10,000 barrel-a-day oil refinery Will be constructed by Standard-Vacuum Od Co. oeai Dui ban, South Africa It is due to be completed in late 19j:j or early 1954 A. P.
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    Japan Grabbing Textile Mart
    74 8 Japan Grabbing Textile Mart BRADFORD. Apr. 5 (AP)— Tlie head of one of the world's largest textile finishing firms .said that Japan is fastening an unshakeable grip on the world's cotton and rayon fabric markets. Mr. James Ewing. chairman of the Bradford Dyers Association, said Japan's exports of cotton and
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    Annual Dinner
    40 8 te s ell Company's nnual ner to its de ilers and at i S ngapore will be given bv the npany at the Tai Tong 'H tain ml H iop W d Pari >w night al se*» eno'i
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    Anglo-US Talks On Iran Oil
    93 8 WASHING PON Ap i ter' Anglo-American 01 will open here on Mond I discuss the threat to the Western Po vers' oil suppl ere ited b.N Pei si i s decision I nation 1 the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, it is learned here The talks vill
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    New Export Licences
    23 8 LONDON. Apr. 5 (ReuteD— Effective April 9. licences are required for the export of raw gutta percha and raw natural
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    Two More Shell Filling Stations For Singapore
    461 8 Standard Stafl ffcnailn SHELL Company has completed the building and eauinnin<> i.f new ailing stations in Singapore, and the\ mil be opened r»imuli .n i. business tomorrow. Practically identical in ronetrurtion, the Nation* latI at the corner of Coronation Road and Kukit Timali
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    US Steel Output
    40 8 The U S steel ind topped all prex 1 I 25.400 900 tons in the Bl nee months of tins year. At the present pace, th production will top d o; 96.696 •96 I tons.- V P
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    UK Goods Output Not Yet Affected
    139 8 UK Goods Output Not Yet Affected THE FILL EFFECT of raw material shortage ami rearmament production on the manufacture of loiMimrr goods may not he felt for another year. 1111s was tne conclusion reac h e d in the UK by the National Production Advisory Council for Industry, at its
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    New Banknotes For Thailand
    65 8 A TOTAL of 1.17a.000.000 baht in new currency, including one million 1.000 baht notes, is to arrive in Bangkok in June to be placed in circulation. The new notes are being printed in England. The n< -v notes will not increase the present volume of about
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    US Govt. Is Doing Brisk Tin Business
    166 8 Standard Marl Reporter ITHILE the Malayan liai price continued Rurtui (lominanU in the Miiiiaporv market, tlie I i. nit'iit i- reported i«> doing tliri\ inu tin bu*ii it took, oxer a** sole btIVCT and \irtunll\ -<■!!• scarce m< ial. Sales the r.S 1
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    Rubber Output Smaller
    57 8 Rubber Output Smaller phot. I an ird Si i. ber on i lion cropped I ***** toi hohi. 270,248 Ex vine, W. duced On S During 1951 prom: MK. .Valine- Nicholas, man of Aspro Ltd. in Britain and Nicholas Ptjr. in Anstra lia. ulio lefl Siacaaece ires t<*rday by li*).\(
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    14 8 TRAN: Switzerland p S <b' battered b V ancial 8
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    Wheal For India
    13 8 v crop I N V made Id. une A P.
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    17 8 U S. Mobili v. i still hoped the d< duction ed OUt ration.. i\
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    FOR S'PORE-CHINA RUN
    184 9 FOR S'PORE -CHINA RUN Kweiyang Is Due To Arrive Here T Firs* In Three Weeks h Standard Shipping Correspondent THE increased demand for passages to China lias resulted in tlie China Steam Navigation Com pany's proposal to change the run of tlie 500-deck passenger carrying Szechuen with that of the
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    Nat'lists To Release Ship
    77 9 TAIPEI, Apr. 5 (Reuter-AAPj Interested circles here today j disclosed that the British freighter Lady Wolmer is expected to be released by the N./.ionalists shortly. The Lady Wolmer was detained by the Nationalist authoI rities in Ke< lung since Mar. 15 CO suspicion hs a Communist
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    Firing Practice
    66 9 Mariners are warned that a firing practice to seawards wi I J take place on Apr. r.4. Mav 1. b. I 15, 22 and 29 between 9 a m. to 13 p.m. daily in the Established Coast ArtiUerj Firing Area. The major oil pipelines in the United States
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    Trophies
    52 9 TWO stiffs' heads. which were presented to the 2nd Battalion Gordon Highlanders bj an ex-officer of the battalion. Captain R. W. A. Alexander, were brought to Singapore when the Gordons arrived in the Empire Haliadale yesterday. Standard picture shows S?t. J. <)g«r (left) and Sgt. A. Wrighy bearing the
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    EAST ASIATIC CO'S REPORT
    225 9 THE Increase in the d< mand for freight space entai ed the chartering of tonnage on a large scale to enable the East Asiatic Co. Ltd. to maintain its various services, ac- j cording to the annual report of j the company for the year end-
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    NO CLAIM YET FOR 2 SHIPS
    49 9 LONDON, Apr. 5 Renter > The owners of two British ships recently released after beine detained in Sumatra, the Membau and the Mawai have so far submitted no claim for compensation, the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Herbert Morrison toid the House of Commons yesterday.
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    Battalion's C.O. Saw Action Here Against The Japs
    142 9 Battalion's C.O. Saw Action Here Against The Japs Standard Shipping Correspondent A MONSOONAL SHOWER greeted the men of the 2nd Battalion Gordon Highlanders as they came off the troopship Empire Hailadale yesterday. One ot the first to b >ard the troopship yesterday w?s the battalion's command; ig officer, Lt.-Cul. W.D.H.
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    Ships in Harbour
    190 9 SIIIIVS AT ROADS AND WHARVES, 4 P.M. WHARVES C,dn. Bonneville. Sheers Wahrf: 40 41 Shiilong, 3H 39 Pres Johnson. 36 37 I Ooalpara, 31 32 Rajula. 2" 30 Beneverett. 27 28 Ber.nevis. 25 26 Lalai.dia. 23 24 Adrastus, 21 22 Matang. 19 20 Sseehuan, 15 16 Agapenor,
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENECE
    420 9 BAtri 4SLVIIC LI. -it t>ut*ara from Europe Apr. 7: Erria. sails for Saigon and B'kok Apr. 8. IO EEROPE In Port: Lalandia. AMERICAN MAIL LINE For U a. West Coast Ports; Accepting cargo for South and Centra' America. Ocean Mail loading Apr. 14 16. EVERETT ORIENT LINE For
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      137 9 \Attf ARBIVALSy 1 j'^s£? [ond DE PARTI RES j f\ J tmi WSL :,r 1 Arrivals Q, I A. from Svdntv 4 p.m. Kl >1. from Jakarta 4 p tn. r from Bangkok !M p m. 8.0.A.C from l omlon B*Koh S3 p rn. MALAYAN AIM WAYS from Penang Ipoh
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    THE STANDARD Junior League
    539 10  - THE STAN DARD Junior League PATRICK R. KARTHIGASU By The 'Invisible Boy' Catches A Thief TTHERE were once two children a brother and a sister Jimmy, 10 years old and Janie, one year younger. Jiin in v possessed a rinj; which could make him invisible or visible at will. All
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    CAN YOU GUESS?
    117 10 l Why is a candle like a good thrashing? 2. Why is a king like a 24 inch measure? 3. Why does a clock always seem to be ashamed of itself? 4. Why ia tlie kh^ so straight.: 5. Why are soldiers tired nn the first of
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    COLOUR CONTEST No. 7
    15 10 Name (Master Miss) Age Address Closing date of contest: April 11.
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    A VERY SURPRISING CLOWN
    55 10 SCISSORS UP! MAKE HIM NOW flMiis lown will kivt .1 \ounn brother or sister lots «>f run iul him »>uf and sink him lo vtifT paper, rut holes i<>r his and mouth rhen stick the circles t«» paper Pin one circle at a time behind face,
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    SERIES ENDS: NEW CONTEST NEXT WEEK
    473 10  - SERIES ENDS: NEW CONTEST NEXT WEEK AUNT CHRISTOBEL DEAR Junior Leaguers This week's Colour Contest ends the first series arranged for Junior Leaguers, so trust you will all do your best to send in your efforts us ea j as possible this lime, the closing date for entries having been
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    Leaguer's Call-Box
    76 10 FREDDY LEE CHIANG TEE 15 yrsi, of :'.<;-K, Whampoa Square Singapore I', seeks pen friends ,f either sex between the age% ot I* and 1« throughout Malaya. His hobbies are reading storv books corresponding and music. Favourite games are badminton, sport*. and swimming. ALLAN KOK (14 trs), of
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    I'M VERY PROUD OF MY PET —SPOTTY!
    190 10  - I'M VERY PROUD OF MY PET SPOTTY! KOH THONG MENG. I HAVE a pet. 1 Because he is a white dog with black round spots all over his body. I call him Spotty. He is able to catch mice and is a good watchdog. He always barks at strangers and
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    MOUTH BREEDER FROM EGYPT
    74 10 QUEER FISH THIS Itsh from the land or Pyramids and Pharaohs fs very odd. The esgs are aid and fertilised in a hollow in the sandy bottom of a river, after which the female gathers them In her mouth, and there they stay until they liatrli.
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    Gallops Best
    198 11  -  OLLIE DAVIES By Should Wirt CI. 3 ■we Tomorrow tNrVOROiJS (McPherson) put up the best BCC on the training track at Bukit Timah wte* he reeled off three furlongs in 37 sees MBg rrndcretl sightly yielding by the previous :li On this showing the Etoile de Lvonsgeldinregarded as
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    UK Soccer Results
    110 11 LONDON, Apr. 4 (Renter)— LEAGUE ONE w. Brom-.vich l Blackpool 3 Newcastle 0 Aston V i:i a l LEAGUE TWO :i C. 5 Queens PR 2 LEAGUE THREE (Southern) Exeter City o x. ra a o Brutal City l rxjdershol 1 LEAGUE three Northern) Crewe A is-,
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    Cloncarrig Gains Favour
    116 11 Cloncarrig Gains Favour LONDON, Apr. 5, (AP), B tan kers ashed tne (1 I got again st Cloncai an b nfield, two of the pro:..: Fe 42 starters Saturn's Gi N nal steer ee A r Liverpool. Odds against ClOTcarrig droppe Ifi 22 to Ito 1 0 1 6 and
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    English League Win
    147 11 DUBLIN. Apr. 3 (Renter)— English Le -ie heat Soccer League of Ireland Eire by one I nil at Dalyir int Park nighl But the England selectors w\ I pick ie full Engl d I rnational team for the match gai si Scotland in 10 days' time been
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    REES WILL PLAY IN S'PORE TODAY
    320 11 REES WILL PL A Y IN S'PORE TOD AY SYDNEY, Apr. 5 (Reoter-AAP) British golfer Dai Rees will be forced to dash straight from the plane which is bringing him from Australia to the Singapore Island Club golf course tomorrow, because he had been forced to remain here extra 21
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    12 MAY NOT RUN
    77 11 12 MAY NOT RUN Big fields will face the starter at Bukit Timah tomorrow. The following may not accept: Rising (ilory, Latin Affair. Tempest, Sailing. Well Done, Why Worry. Braton, Hopalong. Starain, Amoy Street. Roman Warrior and Admit t!. W hen there are races in Singapore there is rain. And
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    Sunderland Win 2—l
    30 11 Sunderland Win 2 l j ROTTERDAM. Apr. 5 (AP) Sunderland, a soccer team *>l I the English First Division, deI feated a Dutch national team 2 tj l on Wednesday.
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    1931 DATA Officiate
    102 11 1931 DATA Officiate I hoto shows officiiils of Singapore Amattur loot ball Association lor 1951. •fitting, left to right: >Fr. P K. Samy. Dr. H. Al-Junied. >ir. Sofa Ghee Soon (VicePresident), Mr. w. McGregor watt J.i'. (President), Mr. Lin Yong Liang (Hon. serretar;. i Mr. R. B. J Pates Hon.
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    Breukelen Has Good Prospects
    475 11  - Breukelen Has Good Prospects OLLIE D AVAES By LEADING trainer Ma rin us ran Urcukelen. who ttae struck a really fine patch this year, is expccied to i»c to the fore again with such good ones as Twelve Of August, Decanter, Counsel 111, Best Bet and Pol Luck. Twelve Of
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    LIFER FOR 'STOLEN' PLAYED URGED
    64 11 MADRID, Apr 5 (AP) Every player ".stolen" by Colombia in her raids on ori gaaised football "must be suspended lor life" by his Country** soccer federation, rfnles !\\met, President of the Federation Internationale de Foothal Association (I!I A), on Wednesday told a press conference. added
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    Preston Agree To Release Quizley
    64 11 LO: Apr. 5 <AP> Pre N rth End. prospective <- npioi E the Second Division of the English F( otball League, announced on We* day they will accept Eddie Quiglev, their inside lor- hum they paid £26,--500 in December. 1 A couple of months ua<
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    Locke Leads Von Nida
    201 11 CAPETOWN, April 5 (Reuter):— Bobby Locke. South African and British Open Golf Champion led Norman von Nida oi Australia by two holes after 36 holes yesterday in their 144 holes £1,500 challenge match. They were all square after 18 holes. The next Stage of the match
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    Turpin's Next Fight
    40 11 LONDON. Apr. 5 (AP) Randolph Turpin, British and European Middleweight champi will fight Dutchman Jan de Bruin al Coventry on May 7 instead of Frenchman Jean WVzach, who did not return his contract in the stipulated time.
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    UNKNOWN
    195 12 IPOH, Thurs. Lt. P. Ravenshaw, Royal Marine Commando and member of the Perak Flying lub, created a new gliding record for the Club, on Sunday, with a spectacular flight lasting 1 hour and 41 minutes. I.* r enshaw Dying the club's a Ivanced glider, the Eon Dlympi i s
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    Fath.Karib Keep On Winning
    318 12 FATHCL KARIB S.C. chalked up their fourth victory when they trounced the Star Soccerites 4—o in the 2nd division, 'of the SAFA league at St. George's Road yesterday. The game was fast and the standard of play high. The Soccerites were a goal down in the
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    Japs Play Davis Cup Tie in May
    109 12 MIAMI BE \CH. Apr \P^— s started I >day to I e American zone Di.vis tches layed at Miami IH r, Secretary oi the p \s Association, and i Miami Davis Cupper, are fif ir- m uld Ja] tnese Davis Cup p] mi
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    Big Dipper Starts Training Again
    110 12 Big Dipper Sta rts Training Again NEWMARKET, Apr 5 lAP>— a ed Big Dipper, the h:. was v irite f the 2 Gui eas and the English De til he si ined a game rive weeks a 4 >. is a >i resume active I I' et Captain Cecil B
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    Britain, Argentine Match On
    148 12 Britain, Argentine Match On LONDON. April 4 (Reuter):— England's Festival ol Britain soccer international against the Argentine at Wembley Stadium on Mav '.>. is almost cert lin to be staged as l mgt-'d. Stating this today a few hours after his return from the Inter- Football Federation's c inference in
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    NS Badminton
    73 12 SEREMBAN'. Thursday Mi Lim Kee Siong, was elected President of the Negri Sembilan Badminton Association at its general meeting. Other officeBearers were: Vice Presidents, Dr. S. Seevaratnam, Mr. Bl I Tan, Mr. I.M.K. Pillay. Mi. R. Singam, Mr. Lee Boon Han and a nominee of the Malaya 8.A..
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    Accent On Boxing In Penang Police' New Gymnasium
    132 12 PENANG, Thurs. Police headquarters in Penang Road will have one of the finest boxing rings in the country when their sports gymnasium, at present under construction, is completed. This was stated by a police official today. According to him, inter-police contingent boxing
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    Comic Court Won £47,079
    65 12 .MELBOURNE, (ReuterAAP) Comics Court winner jot the 1930 Melbourne Cup, has won his owners almos-l £A12,000 a year m stakes for four yours. Tiie five-year-old champion's stake winnings now total £A47,079. Hopes that he might break the Australian record set by pliar Lap at £A56,425 have
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    NBA Rates Louis No. 1 Challenger For Charles' Title
    277 12 NBA Rates Louis No. 1 Challenger For Charles' Title WASHINGTON, Apr. 5 (AP)— The National Boxing Association (NBA) said yesterday that former champion Joe Louis is the only logical contender for Ezzard Charles' heavyweight title. In releasing its quarterly ratings, the 47-State body gave Detroit's 'Brown Bomber' the nod over
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    Chinese High School Sports Meet
    238 12 SINGAPORE Chinese High School opened their two day annual atheletie meet at the St. Josephs' Institution ground yesterday where 12 events were completed, five in the senior section and seven in the junior. Result* of yesterday's events are: SENIOR SUCTION 11(1 meters hurdles: 1 Wong
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    SEL. EURASIANS CHALK UP THEIR FIRST VICTORY
    198 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.Playing on the Kampong Bahru ground to-day, the Selangor Eurasians registered their first win in senior league soccer this season when they defeated *he Selangor Malays by three goals to one. Rodrigo, the Eurasians, centre-forward, was the hero of the day
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    Last-Minute Goal Saves Ching Churn
    173 12 Last-Minute Goal Saves Ching Churn IPOH. Thurs. In a most thrilling league match played here this season defending champions Clung Churn beat 42 Commandos by four goals to three. At half time the Commandos led' three goals to two. A gruelling was maintained from the start to finish and it
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET TOURNEY
    430 12 SCC FACE BIG TEST THE Singapore Cricket Association's tournament enters its third week on Sunday with the S.C.C. leading by virture of their outright win over RAF. (Seletar) last week. SC'C will be going to Changi to meet the airmen <>n Sunday dtid it will be a
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    Share Honours In Keen Game
    409 12 TAMIL BROTHERHOOD Association and Indonesia League, two SAFA Division I teams at the bottom of the league, played lively soccer at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, the match ending j n a I—l draw which flattered the Indonesians who were on the defensive for 50 of
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    ANXIOUS WIFE
    41 12 While his wife seated right looks anxious. Bira make* I minute adjustment to his Italian OS( A car before g»i«g to race at Goodwood last week-end. Mrs. Bira m •< d n.a worried. Bira won. after a perfectl\ safe dm.
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    Cockell Stalks Hunter For Title
    46 12 I JOHANNESBURG, Apr. S (AP)— Don Cockell, British and European light-heavy-weight champion, says he is willing to I talk terms for a fight against South Africa's George Hunter for the vacant British C\-\i\».t- weight championship. Hunter is South African title holder.
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    B. Bira, Parnell To Drive BRM
    203 12 LONDON. Apr. 6 (AP)— Beg Pari. nil. 39 veteran, ami Prince BiralMmji-e <>f Nam. u under the name of Prince **Bira."* haw keen wama, nted official driver-, for 8.1t.M. Graml IVi\ ear* tor the season. The British Racing Motors Ltd.. who made the innouncemenl.
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    Malays Win In Penang
    93 12 IPOH. Th:.- A Bolit scored by Bakai Awang ten minutes bd ire the final whistle enabled e M ila to beat the Eurasians in the inter-community soccer competition played throughout in heavy rain at the Westlands School ground this evening. XI e M lys -in fielded
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    COLLEGIANS HELD
    36 12 HONGKONG, Apr. 5 (AP) c unbined Q-w b, Taikxx i KiiiJ Geoi ge V i i teanu held tlie Manila C egiani bO 2 2 draw in the first <* v n unes here yesterday.
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    110 12 9 HK Men Among 10 Finalists A rmy Boxin HONGKONG D pla ten men in vidua! B at the end fina For Um cession a i S Last mica! kr F the th sion L/C 7th Gu ente. ed I wo-. and is fo: Tile plact nighl >• ti £2
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