Singapore Standard, 10 April 1951

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    19 1 Singapore Standard t% n < m. 12 PASES TIN CIHTfc m n vc NO. 283. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 1951.
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    S'pore Elects Legislative Council Today
    307 1 S'pore Elects Legislative Council Today DAY is polling day for the second elections to uapore Legislative Council. i pore's 48,1.55 registered voters will have deI b 5 eight o'clock tonight, as to who shall repre- 1 m m the Legislative Council for the coming three years. There are 22 contestants
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    Soviet Envoy To Burma Arrives Here
    65 1 En Route S .1 M.tff Reporter I A: iba If A. I. Sa I 19 r B sling v.. ea and arn\ m m the B Sx- a y 4to ope.. I thai m M t .c" b SB happy occn- c Russians on
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    Milan Police Locate Huge Arms Cache
    75 1 MILAN, ft.pi R^u ci r. .an police said today I found '•'nigh explosives to m the Pirelli Tyre F tctoi I ere. Carefully prepared Lo steel tubes tde m *t e rl >rw the tacplosives, weighing about a ton, were found m an arms
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    The First Hornet Arrives In S'pore
    98 1 The Hornet, the fastest piston -engined aircraft m service with the KAF, will add punch to the air war against the bandits. The first one arrived yesterday, as shown above, with AirCommodore D. VV. F. Bon-ham-Carter (left inset), Group Captain R. T. Gething (middle)
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    US To Have 400 Combat Ships In '52
    177 1 \V A S HIN GTO N Apr. 9 (AP) Admiral Forest Sherman said Sunday the U.S. Navy experts to have at least 400 combat vessels by the middle of 1952. The Chief of Naval Operations said present plans call for three battleships,
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    Contact With All Planes Introduced
    90 1 Standard Staff Reporter MALAYAN Airways has this week introduced long range voice communication exclusively on all Federation flights. The new system enables the pilots to be m continuous and direct contact with all Federation airports and Kallang. -We consider this an added safety factor." said
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    Bukit Junun Outrage Told By Witnesses
    116 1 Standard Staff Correspondent qUNGEI PATANI. Mon.— A iund her three daughters J d a court here today that m the early hours of Jan 2 *heyj hoarri the beating of diums ana unshote Frightened they ran fmo a rambutan plantation to j woman. Lim
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    France Too Hits MacA
    107 1 WASHINGTON, Apr. 9 <UP>— France joined Britain today m criticising General Douglas Mac Arthurs suggestion that Chmese K ationalist troops from Foimosa be used to invade the Chinese °ITK£ "he F-nch government said French diplomats m Washington had been instructmeat on an informal basis w the
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    Siamese Plane With 16 Aboard Crashes In HK
    247 1 HONGKONG, April 9 (Reuter-AAP)— A Thailand aircraft inward bound from Bangkok crashed on Hong- kong island tonight m thick fog. The plane, a C-47 Transport of the Siamese Airways Company, crashed into the sea near Hongkong island. She had been prevented from
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    Hockridge Again Refused Bail
    91 1 HONGKONG. Apr. 9 (AP>— Ronald C. T. Hoekridge. 29, former British Navy Commander was denied bail for the second time today on charges of possessing two unlicensed pistols and remanded back into police custody for two more days. Hockridge's bride of 13 months was found m
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    6 Killed, 10 Wounded In Ambush
    256 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The "C" company of the First Battalion Malay Regiment lost six men killed and 10 wounded when it was ambushed by fifty bandits on I a Negri Sembilan Road yesterday morning. The baadits j left behind tWO dead
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    48 More Executed
    37 1 HONGKONG. Apr. 9 (AP) Chinese Communists put 48 more persons to death m four villages of Chaoan county near Svvatow on April 28, the independent Wah Kin Y'at Po said m a delayed dispatch.
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    Construction Of New Airport Will Affect Livelihood Of 20,000
    332 1 Kirn Chuan Spokesman Says: THE Government is "perfectly right" m construe-; tin* an airport to facilitate communication but it must be done m a way that will not endanger lives, Mr. Wee Eng Thwee, a representative of all businessmen and farmers
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    Reds Open Flood Gates As Allies Batter Hwachon
    311 1 Reds Open Flood Gates As Allies Batter Hwachon ON THE CENTRAL KOREAN FRONT, Apr. 9 (UP) The Chinese Communists retreated north of the Hwac hon reservoir today alter opening the flood gates that menaced United Nation* forces moving into North Korea from the Chunchon valley. American units, rushing r— north
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    TwoDieln Bridge Accident
    193 1 TwoDieln Bridge Accident Standard Staff Reporter TWO MOTOR CYCLISTS sheltering from the rain under the overhead railway bridge at the 9th mile Bukit Timah Road yesterday afternoon died as a result of injuries received m a collision with a lorry. They are an Indian. A. Makhu Ahmad, and a European
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    Britain, US Agree On Korea Aims
    338 1 LONDON, Apr. 9 (IP) Official sources said tolav that Britain and the* Lnited States had settled inferences over a new declaration of policy on Korea and that only questions of who should make the statement and who were holding it up. A British official
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    Ike Flies To Germany On Inspection Tour
    101 1 PARIS. Apr. 9 (AP)— General Dwight D. Eisenhower will My to Germany this afternoon to start a four-day inspection of British. French and American troops under his command, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers m Europe (SHAPE) announced. This will be the first such inspection
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    FIRST IN 20 YEARS
    18 1 LONDON, Apr. 10 (AP) Britain conducted its first census m 20 years on- Sunday.
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    Scout Saves Two From Drowning
    72 1 TWO CHINESE BROTHERS. Low Lye Hock 112) and Low Lye Sen" 111), studeiv.- of the Choon Guan Chinese School. Katong, were rescued from drowning yesterday m the Katong sea by a Boy Scout, who m it away without giving his name. Lye Seng and Lye
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    Auriol, Wife Leave Canada For Paris
    38 1 MONTREAL. Apr 9 (APj— President and lima. Auriol <* France arill depart b.\ wAt France lor Paris at S 30 (2030 GMT> bodaj after a 12-day visit to the United State* and Canada.
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    Brotherhood Of All Races And Classes
    219 2 Brotherhood Of All Races And Classes LABOUR THE LABOI'R Party manifesto as stated over Radio Mala>a last niuht by Mr. Lim \vw Hock, parly president and cand'tlale for the Keppel District: Qui tie ft mi a Confucian p. yverb, "When the root is y.e the fruit iam >t I good"
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    Chambers Appeal For Time Off
    57 2 THE SDJGAPORE Chamber of Commero ye recommended Lr members to all s c time fl to vote Tne Chi tese C i imber have also appealed to Chinese em:;ve eve lity to i are egisl I e In time to cast their vote?. The Singapore
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    Final Briefing By Laycock
    90 2 MR JOHN LAYCOCK. Progressive Party candidate for Katong district m tod y*s Legislative Council elections gave a final briefing to bis ek '\on and polling agents at his office, yesterday. Al out 35 v. rk< rs w< re present "I must win this seat from Mr.
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    UNKNOWN
    137 2 K Vote Early, Quickly And Clearly, Urges Thomson Standard Staff Reporter WHILE Mr. Naxir Mallal exhorted listeners to Radio Malaya last night to vote for the Progressive Party, which believes m free enterprise," Mr. Lim Yew Hock, Labour Party President blamed private capitalism "which dominates the whole country" for the
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    Supervisor's Appeal
    109 2 Supervisor's Appeal Standard Stall Reporter -MX. (i. (i. THOMSON, Sur>ervi>>or of Election^. :ippeafins to the votes of Singapore over Radio MaJLaya last nUM asked them to vote early, quickly and dearly. "Give the best send-oii to them who for three years will represent you on the Legislative Council and remember
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    Promote Trade In Colony
    205 2 Promote Trade In Colony PROGRESSIVES aBB^BBV mmmm mmmm^ mmmmmmmmmi THE PROGRESSIVE Party policy, as outlined by Mr. Mallal candidate for the City Ward last Ji.iiht, is as follows: The Progressive Party, said Air. Mallal, believed that the best method of deriving enough revenue for implementing the country's programme of social
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    Jagaiheesan Calls For State Bank
    137 2 A \N wrho Is not In a sound financial pocrUon can:: I se e 1,0 public 1 :d Mr. Tan J- c Chee, a Singapore busines nan, I ng m support of Sir. K. Ltheesan, Indepc odent candite contesting today's elections to the Singapore Legislative
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    'Slums Are State Responsibilities'
    289 2 'Slums Are State Responsibilities THE Proejreaarve Party of Sragapere takt?i* tli«- \i«'» thai the clearance of-slnras u which art a daagnwe to th«fi«ir name of Singapore 91 is a state responnbility, ami whenever the Conrl decides thai a -lutn house shonld 1>« demoßshed thr state should help bj providing alternative
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    SPORE DEATH
    48 2 C le death ed suddt ily yesterday* of .Mr. A. S tverias ger brother of I Saverias, m tor 1 icis and Co 1 eral takes place I al 5 p.m. c ge will leave arm R X v I and thence I i Bidadari cemetery.
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    CJ ON LEAVE
    65 2 THE SINGAPORE C :e, Sir Charles iy, and Lady Mv Aynsley, left Singap re terday m the Danish ."-'ni;) Lalat on six months holiday m I United King 1 im. i EU2VEN persona were each]] fined $20 m the Sing ipi i Sec Police Court yest< rday
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    Preserve Chinese Culture In Malaya Appeal
    115 2 Standard Stafi n< port* r THE extlnd i d! C culture m M I c fort I Dr. W. M. F* An i i v. I ai m S bis a Dr. T. Y. V their surv* I c educa tion m 1:"■ The
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    Dangerous Smoking
    36 2 TAN AH POH and Koh Thiam Hock, were each fin 1 $30 ii Singapore Second Police Courl yesterday for smoking m the ttoj .1 Niv I Ai D HLM. Naval Base, on April 8.
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    MOB LEADER GETS 1 YEAR
    203 2 MOHAMED bin Abdullah.! described as the leader od a raobl m High S::-eot last December, was sentenced to one year's rig rous imprisonment i a t^e Sin^gapore Third District Court y- sterday for being member oi an unlawful assembly. Mohamed was also sentenced to a
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    REUNITED AFTER 15 MONTHS
    81 2 THE ARRIVAL of the President Monroe m Singapore yesterday meant a happy reunion after 15 months, 13 days and 10 hours of reparation for young and petite Mrs. Addie F. Volz and her husband who is attached to the Caltex Oil Co., Pekan Bahru. Married In
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    Admits Stabbing Wife-Court Told
    298 2 HOW a Chinese [loultry farmer suffering from tul>ercul<^i^ Mirrcndrri-il to the Police and admitted stabbing his wife to whom he had been married [or 13 y<ar-. was related before Mr. Jui-tice Murray Buttf*ose m the Singapore Assize Court, yesterday, when Tan Hunp Son?; wa* charged wiih
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    Fillip For Malaya Adult Education
    122 2 Standard Staff R ADULT education an ;l Ufa r.> ,\il\ i ami Soalfc East \-i.» will n fillip. 4. Shrarman. tc. prc-idcnt of the V. cv Aeeectatkm <•( Great Bdtaia cood* by the end of thi* n.c»r.:h. Mr. Sheaii:. out on a lecture Asia arranci
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    Man Denis Extortion
    4 2 Man Denis Extortion reghjgji
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    $50 For SATA
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    Draw Fixed For June 27
    305 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The first draw under the Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board Ordinance will take place here on June 27, and settling day will be on July 4, according to the prospectus of the first lottery published m the Government
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    11 Killed In Jungle Clashes
    141 3 11 Killed In Jungle Clashes Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMP! R. Mon.— Three bandits were killed and four wounded by security forces m the Federation, while eight members of the security forces were killed and ten wounded m the past 24 hours. Civilian losses have been one wounded and three
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    8 Members Of Jungle Squad To Stand Trial
    115 3 MALACCA. Mon. The eight members of a jungle squad who were detained during a Coroner's inquiry into the fatal shooting of Wong Shin by auxiliary v >licemen on Feb. 2. at Bukit Tiga, were committed by the Magistrate, Mr. F. A. Chua,
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    Mentri Besar Calls For Co-operation
    190 3 SEREMBAN, Mon— A call for true and sincere co-opera-tion by youths of all races for the peace and prosperity of Malaya was made by Tuan Haji Abdul Malek. Negri Sembilan's Mentri Besar, when he declared open, the first Negri Sembilan Youth Week which commenced with
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    Federation News Briefs
    243 3 THE Federation Police band from Kuala Lumpur will beat the "Retreat" on the Bukit Zahrah Padang. Johore Bahru, at b p.m. today. MRS. C. E Milne, Supervisor of Primary and Special Malay Classes, johore. stationed at Muar, who was involved m a collision with anotner car was
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    Malayan Indians Protest
    129 3 Malayan Indians Protest Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— At a Committee meeting of the Malayan Indian Association held at its office m Kuala Lumpur last week the following resolutions were passed: "The M. I. A. views with dismay and protests against the enforcement of "The South Africa Group Areas
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    New Shell Service
    46 3 KU'ANG. Mon.— Built at a cost of about $80,000, Including equipment, the first Shellubrication Service Station m Johore was declared open by Mr: L. V. Taylor, Malacca Branch Manager of Shell Co., before a large gathering of government officials and prominenl business men.
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    Photographs Up By 30 Per Cent
    61 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— An all round increase of 30 per cent, m the cost of photographs and photographic materials will come into force m Johore Bahru as from tomorrow. The increase m the charges and prices, it is learnt, is due to the high
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    Necessities To Be Price Controlled
    166 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Price control m certain essential commodities such as condensed milk, butter and tinned provisions has been agreed upon m principle by the Government after consultations with representatives of the various chambers of commerce. It Is understood regulations t enforcing
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    Riot Lessons: Police—'Army Secure S'pore
    268 3 Riot Lessons: Police— 'Army Secure S'pore Standard Staff Reporter TOP: A squad of the "D" Company of the Ist Singapore Regiment who took part m the police-military combined exercises yesterday at Havelock Road m front of the Labour Office, advancing with fixed bayonets towards imaginary rioters. BELOW: General Sir John
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    Death Ousted
    274 3 Standard Staff Correspondeul XI ALA LUMPUR, Mon. I The appeals of a woman I and two men sentenced to 'death for offences under the Emergency Regulations, i were dismissed by tbe Chief Justice, Mr. S. Wa P. j Poster Sutton, m the Supreme Court today. Mr. EL E.
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    Sentenced To Death: Malay To Be Retried
    115 3 XI ALA IXMPCR. Mon The Chief Justice. Mr. S. W. P. Foster Sutton, m the Federation Court of Appeal today, ordered a re-trial, tor Abdul Majid bin Jantan. who appealed against the death sentence passed on him at the Assizes. The appellant wai
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    ESTATE SEIZED
    77 4 Standard Staff Correspondent A LOR STAR, Mon. The Mentri Besar, Kedah, has ordered the forfeiture, without compensation, of all buildings and land of Chop Cheong Wah Estate, south of the Gurun Jeniang Road m Central X* lah. The estate is the property of Tan Keat Chiang of SMaflej
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    Methodist Schools Principals Start 'Guide Book' Talks
    141 4 Standard Stall Conreapaiidenl IPOH, Mon. \bout thirty principals of Methodist aided schoola m Ike F deration ami Singapore, met af the fcaglo-4 -tines* Scfcool haO today tor a three-daj coaferenee with Bishop K. LL Archer of the Methodist >l i ilon presiding. The
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    Policemen Told—Be Courteous
    60 4 Policemen Told— Be Courteous SUadari St Jl Con adcal KUALA R 5 had I »t \S P a Kedah. I I ainina t Brst two I Police H i from inspecl to A.S.I w< 1 the co.. ein 1 U.K.. he rei "It only v c m M like too
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    3 Charged With Causing Hurt
    41 4 KUALA Ll R M Three In A mah. were T- Al I the Sessions causing griei Naf with 1 o! an axe md i ner. X claimed 1 I the ease was i 11 s 15
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    Band Performances
    21 4 AS ent, public at i I p'.anarie and at D..* i X gardens, 1 3 I 7 p.m. Un-
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    His Luck Failed At Lucky World
    56 4 KUAI V T LTMPUR, Mon— A hd. Noor (18). v nvicted and sentl r- In Sessions C irt 1 -clay by Tengku Al tn. Accused -V barged with attempting real the of a stall m 11 Lv W al about 3.15 a.m. on March
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    Planter To See BNB Governor
    63 4 MR B C McKenzi< the well P iter and the J 51 c Council with his wife. State C Girl proceeding to Borneo uv Si <dv today. D iring r *vo weeks stay m Borneo Mr. and Mrs. .Mr'". the guests E Sir Ral| H
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    Resettlement Camp Ready Near Skudai
    137 4 Resettlement Camp Ready Near Skudai Stand ird Staff Reporter j< Hi >RE BAHRU, Mon.— ther pew Resettlement a has been opened up il Ski 10 mile N c B th H i where ov< r 300 tter-fa are to be ••led. Bu d ten were used to up- s and
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    TRUCK CRASH: 1 BOR DIES
    73 4 Standard Stan Correspondent BUTTERWORTH, Mon. A British Other Rank veiling m B miUtary 'ruck on its way to T iping :n Butterworth at ab ul ll p.m. on Saturday was v injured as a result "of an accident. The crash occurred near the Chinese Cem<
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    TWO TRANSFERRED
    53 4 CHE Kit A T.I L ALI, a senior fa spital assistant attached to I te Kuantan District Hospital is transferred to Pulau Tioman, vhere he will be hospital assistant m Charge of the Government Dispensary. Mrs. Lim Thve Yang, a stall nurse has been also transferred to the
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    WARNING TO RETAILERS
    71 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Moi -Retailers In r >ned c n <■. as well as the gi i publii here warned that rationed »mn ties m respect ol Elation Week X i. 19 starting on April 30 be issued only on product! n individual ration cards. old
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    SJAB, PERAK PROMOTIONS
    65 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Mon.- Mr, Lim Guan ("hoe. of tiie tutorial staff of the St. Michael'! Institution and 11 c ho.n. secretary of the St. John Ambulance Association. Perak Centre, has been appointed District Officer of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, Perak His former post, Divisional
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    ASSERTION BY Mr. ONG DENIED
    317 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Mon. No student of any English or Chinese school m the State of Perak has been called up under the Manpower Regulations. This m formation was given to The Standard by the British Adviser, Mr. I. W. Blelloch, who is also
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    All Pass First Aid Tests In Ipoh
    194 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Mon.— A hundred per cent, pass was registered at tl c recent first aid examination held m the Malay Book Club premises m Hale Street. Those win) qualified for fl-^t aid certificates were: Chin Poh Ken. M.P. Rengam, Peter
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    6 Chinese Are Converted To Islamic baith
    264 4 Standard Malay Correspondent ALOR STAR. Mon. Former Nationalist Qiina^ Consul at Ipoh, Tnan Ibrahim T. Y. Wah, told'2,ooo listeners at the Zahir Mosque, yesterday, that an effective step towards communal solidarity and co-operation among tin* various communities m Malaya, i> fnr ail communities
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    UMNO Will Have Mew Penang Hers.
    111 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon.— Plans now being prepared to erect a building which will be i I l MNO Hall, on a vac- ant piece of land at the juncti a of Mi A "i r X- ad an ihudi Road Thj v
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    BULLET FOUND, HANDED OVER
    73 4 BULLET FOUND, HANDED OVER BUTTERWORTH, Mon. A live .38 l\ er bulh t was found on the cemented i 1 or ou .he the baggage and civilian car booking office I the Mil Pier here at 1 10 p m. ■a lay. A cl( rk of the terry service, Mr.
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    Two Charged With 'Slaughter Tapping'
    234 4 Standard Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR, Mon. Nferafa Rubber Estates ltd., a Company incorporated m England, charged that Lim Lav Sooi and Klior Ah Por, lessees of the Padang Division of Merab Estates, had resorted to "slaughter lapping."* at the resumed hearing m tin* Alor Star
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    Taxi Theft: Commandos On 3 Charges
    129 4 Standard Staff Correspondent BUTTERWORTH, Mon Tl c British Commandos attai »ed to I the Commando Camp m Kuala Kanesar. who were arrested by the Police last nieht, were brought up before the Circuit Magistrate, Che Abdui Rahman 'bin Mat today on three different charges.
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    Loyal, says Perak Sultan
    303 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Mon. After visitin» the resettlement area at Simpang Jalpng m Snngei Si{)iit today, the Sultan of Perak remarked he was satisfied that the scheme was being carried out m a successful manner and wa> receiving the co-operation of all squatters. "Everything is
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    SPECIALS TOLD 'PAY IS BEING RECONSIDERED'
    130 4 IP< Addre* Special Constables, wh ed a guard-of-honour Heng Choon Chinese School. Sungei Sipu to L tfa Si i f l-\ rak told them thai tl must keep the peace a rity m I cou itry, ai I fighi the enemy who inti make
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    DEATHS
    179 5 J^YE YIOW pi/x aged 52 passed away peacefully at r^nce. 33 Craig Road. on Monday, nth April 1951 at ml a n v-- leavm behind' to mourn his loss his beloved! wife. Madam Wok Po h KeeJ 4 daughters. Son L LU vn Sou" Foong. Sou Lan .Sou Funn.
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      MONEYLENDERS HOLD THEM IN TIGHT GRIP
      390 5 .1 RE THAiN KM*** MAIAY fishermen Bring m Singapore and Uie neighbouring islands will shortly he invited to join a central Malay tislieiiiien^ Co-operative Union, Mr. Hassan Maskam, secretary of the lulau lukong Co-operative and Investment Society, told The Standard yesterday. ri f -l
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      POLTERGEIST DIDN'T CARE FOR DETECTIVE
      297 5 A DETECTIVE out to lav the ghost at a tyre shop m Anson Road went away red of face and hot about the neck. In spite of his presence, stones continued to fly into the interior of the shop and landed on the table. Although
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      SINGAPORE DIARY
      153 5 SINGAPORE LEGISLATTV! (ol t.ll nil I low Polling D.n. \.\ix OBCHAKD ROAD: Itn n<^ idurn.iment. p.m.. Soccer nmh i vs. St. \ndre\»'s lout. s«h«>.ii. :>i". pm>. GyauMstioa class, I p.m. r.iblc UiinU training. IM CHIXESC I M C BBLEGUE KO\!>: Uu.ird i>l l)ir(•l•t^»r^• UectinX, p in. K.(.ption l<r
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      Gopala Menon—Scion Of A Fighting Race
      293 5 Gopala Menon Scion Of A Fighting Race THE NF.W INDIAN REPRESENTATIVE, Mr. M. Gopala Menon. is a scion of the ancient Manikkolli Nair fainil> ol Malabar, which has been m the vanguard ol social ami political uplift of Kerala, from the (lays of the East India on. nam. >. In
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      'TRIXIS'-MR. LEE WAITS PATIENTLY
      134 5 MR. GEORGE LEE, the wellknown Singapore businessman. who submitted the first sample >! motor-trishaw the 'trixi' -to j the Singapore Municipal Commissioners, Is waiting for the j word 'go' fr >m the .Municipal Commission before large scale imooriations are mad:-. His Intention to import 'trixis' has
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      Rioters Plundered Man Dead In Canal, Inquiry Told
      303 5 Rioters Plundered Man Dead In Canal, Inquiry Told A FINDING OF "MURDER by unknown persons' 1 was returned m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at the inquest into the death of the Assistant Controller of Telecommunications, Henry James Austin Gutridge, who was beaten to death by rioters and then robbed
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      Mandor Jailed
      54 5 A MANDOR. Mas! d bin ICasiman. 23. was se te ed to ;wo months' rigorous impi son nent m the Singaoore Second 3 olice Court yesterday, for m>ippropriating 40 b:i^> of cc .vorth $1<;0. entrusted to him by :he Singapore Mv i pal al >erang < m Road
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      CBT CHARGED
      55 5 WUNUSAMY MURUGA&i i ha 4"h m the Srngap* T i i 3 oliee Court yesterday j >reach >l I ist of (771.64 November 1 last He claim A rial and was allowed bail I .2.000 m two sureties. The cast 5 vas postr* ted to April 16. i
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      C.G. Says It With Flowers
      126 5 C.G. Says It With Flowers MR MALCOLM MAC DONALD, the ommiv sioiy r fieneral. present crt a bouquet to th iv mens Indian classical daacer, Mr. Himatsingh hauhun at a recent luncheon reception hr-'.d al Bukit Serene just h e I o re the dancer left ia>r Indonesia on the
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      894 5 V ft-^KkJLaaJLUSLl^.^^al^ V 1 MISCELLANEOUS v'-.ee Cert Physiothe- ma is age Turk is h•rotherapy. 25. Road Tel 6178 ised Eng ish business lady I small furnished or Sal or apartment. c with another. Fctl! I a;> confidential. Bos No. T. 188 Singa- ird. Book-keeping. ting. Secretaryship ra B Com. (Lend.*)
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      106 5 t W here the climate J-^'' m z= i^ damp ami hot. a 3^^\ g r j£j '/:'> C" Dmilopillo mattres* fc^'j f .v/f' \UJ ~<[/ <»r armchair i- a V-* 0 air circulating V "The Inside Secret lhe j< of Modern Comfort'^/ minute EatrrXy^^^^^ connecting /-i^ vAU I>un, i*'
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      537 5 FEDERATION DIARY 8.-r^f jftj/win ICOLISEI M: Ride Tenderfoot Ride, i 1 Malays VS PCRC Padang. SLLA.iIpUIx Sunset Serenade a. 6^ and 9 pjn CAFITOL: Atom Man Versus I Alrll\(y KUALA LDIHPCB L.^ I'^1 I.^1 :,,1 7 ii" m «<J CENTRAL: Nishan (Hindi) 6.30 CARLTON: Machaiakai (Tamih VIAUR.\S: Atom Man Versus
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    Awakened Majority
    842 6 r rHE rough and tumble of the election campaign is over. The battle of pamphlets is ended. The loudspeakers are s lent. No longer will Singaporeans have the pleasure oi hearing our local politicians explain the mysteries ol local politics to them. No longer will the leaders' columns
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    274 6 "Don't be blind to them. If you do not recognise what they are before marriage, you are likely to blame him for your own blindness when, after marriage, those faults become plain." This is a sample of the advice, given m tR book published by married, middleaged Dr.
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    BOY-FRIEND TOO FAR!
    121 6  - BOY-FRIEND TOO FAR! Giles Knight By How to mi ke a husband wash up: "When a young woman finds Em. i d to someone who has been there ighly spoiled at heme and she feels her partner docs not pull his weight, she should suggest that the husba id should,
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    A MAN'S PLACS IN THE KITCHEN
    59 6 Such as this: How to gieet a home-coming husband. "Always be dressed attractively. No hardworked husband ought to be faced on I 3 return from work by a frowzy, untidy Wife. Even a couple of pretty cotton overalls will help cover deficiencies m the
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      MR. DASARATHA RAJ ANSWERS A CRITIC
      786 6 MR. DASARATHA RAJ ANSWERS A CRITIC Si My opponent, Dr. P. T. Nathan, has cleverly chosen almost the eve of the elections to accuse me m The Singapore Standard of April 7 of having made distortions and misq tions. I am ul.id there is still time to refute him. 1!
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      IT'S EITHER RATION OR RUIN FOR US
      798 6 Sir.- The Government :'.'.r':i rule us (who are supported by our "unelected" leaders) tell US that as soon as you utter c magic words "Co-operative Stores" zr,d "Price Conl >1" 1.000 lbs. of firewood become 2.000 lbs. In other words all commodities double
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      Hotel Is Busy Only At Night
      286 6 Hotel Is Busy Only At Night Sir I wi i ges t ter ms your corresj enl J J:. col) regarding 1 en< y stopping the g of Hotels m residential The authorities do not seem to have taken any notice oi I complaints by members I I public, and
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    SLEEPY HOLLOW
    104 6 Sir: Gi-ne are the bran g Malacca a- "S i f H The U wn is very b. ai et the n Bus C panj mot serving the public as it she;: D iring morn g aftes noon, and evening, which are rush ho: ll si < oyees
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      100 6 H v^L fl Tax Relief i:. ORETICALLY j the most p of taxation. I tif Siane I ''c aLso es, said the 1 f tng and rubbe: have incrc I i ue. I Bui N i confined to "B ding counu eapil B irer people 1 1 1 ii enu
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    Congress Group To Give MacA. Hearing In Tokyo Demanded
    413 7 ASMIN./lOY A,,r 8 (I |.)_5,..,a.„ r Homer Ferguson Republican ....;.> ,1,„K.,„| r< .l,a. Cayej, r,..h a «»^K'tJKT« Vr.,!,„r a n^arm. hi, foreign poky w|li(|l havo presiaenuai siaptlnwii. 1 At the same time Senator William Knowland, Republican, California, called on Truman to
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    West Feels Nest Move Up To Russia
    89 7 West Feels Nest Move Up To Russia XSS Apr. B. day with the Cor- i E Army, war can be a political for the 13- d KY R ssia desir< i come gg4 an hoi I v VTEff lid the B v, heia m.- Soviet i I A. Ma ik
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    Chennault Supports Mac Arthur
    83 7 Chennault Supports Mac Arthur WASHINGTON. Apr. 8 (tP) Major-Gen. Claire L Chennault said that MacArthur should be given authority t4> train and supply Chinese Nationalist troops for an assault on the Com-munist-held Chinese mainland. Chennault. who is ntnv m Formosa, cabled his views to Senator Styles Bridges. Republican. He also
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    We Are In Danger Says Rayburn
    128 7 W e Are In Danger Says Rayburn WASHINGTON, Apr. 9 (UP) Ho ISC Speaker Sam Rayburn said today, aftl r a talk with President Truman. "We m terrible danger" because Ris is building up tr< concentrations 'm a great my place- R ybum and other Congr< s- .il Democratic C
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    HK To Have Policewomen
    52 7 N I Apr. 9 H tgkona; is men. have been picked g as tiie policeected i Training will -.art soon at a poia-e trai g hoo! vi detective sub- nspector Kimmy Koh. Hongkong's only woman The girls will go fhrougn similar training as required of (,?•<■:
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    Gaitskell Packs Budget Case
    45 7 Mr. Hugh Gaiiskell, Chancellor of the Exchequer, is seen here packing his budget speech into the famous budget case m his office m the Treasury. Great George Street, London. The Chancellor presents his Budget for the coming year m Parliament today,
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    Elizabeth's Advisers 'Should Be Kicked Out,' Asserts Paper
    326 7 Elizabeth 's Advisers 'Should Be Kicked Out, Asserts Paper Unprecedented Attack LONDON, Apr. 9 (AP) The pro-Labour Reynolds News printed an acid-toned attack on Princess Elizabeth's advisers on Sunday and suu^4'>i«*4 the Princess should mix more with people m over-alls and less with stuffed shirts. The critical nature of the
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    Thai Royal Baby Named Wpow-Lotus
    54 7 LAUSANNE, Apr. 8 (Renter) King Phumiph4>n and Queen Sirikit of Thailand have named their baby daughter VVpow. Siamese f4»r lotus flower, it was learned today. The princess was born at the fashionable Montchoisi Clinic here on Thursday. B4ith the Queen and the princess are doing
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    RI Cabinet Crisis Unsolved
    117 7 JAKARTA, Apr. 9: (AP) Tiie 2s-week-old Indoi cabinet crisis was further f om a solution than ever last nig as negotiations between the two major parties ended m failure. Dr. Sartono, chairman of the Indonesian parliament i n- member of the [ndonesi; n Nationalist Party (PNI)
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    Unmanned US Bomber Crashes Into House; Three Occupants Killed
    172 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 8, (UP)— Three persons were killed and three others injured today when an unmanned US Air Force B-25 bomber crashed into a house m suburban Morningside, Maryland, after the plane's three-man crew bailed out at 3,000 feet. Police said
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    UN Must Not Become West Instrument
    304 7 Nehru Warns: NEW YORK. Apr. 8 (UP) Indian Prime Minister Pandit Nehru declared today m review of the Indian policy thai the United States has not "eplaeed Britain as the enemy of hipeople. But Nehru, m an intei view with Norman Cousins, editor ol
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    Victory For Menzies Predicted
    137 7 Victory For Menzies Predicted COLOMBO. Apr. 9 (Renter) —The Hon. Mr. C. R. Lucmore, Chairman of the Liberal and Country Party, South Australia. predicts a victory fo* Mr. Menzies' party m the forthcoming Australian elections. Mr. Cudmore, who pa sed through Colombo on his way to England on holiday. said
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    World Govt. Congress For Korea Truce
    105 7 ROME, Apr. 9: (AP) Tl c movem* n1 Cor World Federal Governm t ended an eight-day congress here Last night by urging a Korean armistice and the admission ol all countries to membership m the United Nations. The congress, attended 'by 200 delegates from
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    Answer British Protest In Note
    345 7 TEHERAN, Apr. 8 (IT)— The Iranian <«m eminent told the Brili>h today tliat the Aii^lo-lraninn <Hl Company ha«l nol "duly Im-4'<l<<l Iran*- legitimate demands" ami refused to answer a formal British |>r«ttest against oil national ii ■linn until the Parliamentary Committee made a full itndy.
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    GREEK TROOPS GET PRAISE
    62 7 TOKYO. Apr. 10 (AP)— The Fourth Battalion of the Greek Expeditionary Force m Korea has been commended by the Ciiited States Ninth Corps for "savage attacks with bayonets and gren; des" against the Chinese Com nun ist. s. It is estimated that 280 Reds were killed,
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    Andrewes: No Soviet Subs In Korea Waters
    215 7 Andrewes: No Soviet Subs In Korea Waters HONGKONG i 9 Vic- -A Im ral Sir 9 Andrewos, tai I Leal com I of allied naval tones m Korean waters an d m command of the British I Eastern Fleet, said tod he saw no evidence ol e Russian submarii es
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    19 Killed In US Plane Crash
    84 7 CHARLESTON W Apr. 8. (UP! Nineteen US Force men all Charleston area were and others were ci I I today when a them to the funeral ol ceased pilot, Ci snefl on the top of a ridae while making an instrument landing at Kanawha
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    Mild Earthquake Felt In Bombay
    44 7 BOMBAY. Apr. (Renter) Bom U a mild earth tremor at H. 28 a.m. (local time I No damage has yet repoi I was the first shock '> Bombay for many i I !i king w. dering roots woke ried outdo*
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      30 7 XJABT y -'?yf// r- &«td Cowfm -"ikrt f <4 THROUGHOUT MALAYA AND \lhSiW \Zm% TO SARAWAK. NORTH BORNEO, l >' > ri.DONESIA. THAILAND, BURMA. MALAYAN MIDWAYS MANSHEU, CO.. LTD.. QCUN .U.LD.HC. SHCAUU
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      41 7 OWING TO RECORD BUSINESS WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE OUR SALE must FINISH on SAT NEXT APRIL 14™ GENERAL STOCK LINES PRICE REDUCED FOR THE SALE, ARE AL/\AOST EXHAUSTED BUT DON'T MISS th. REMNANTS and FINAL REDUCTIONS TOMORROW april no. ROBINSON IJO..LTD.
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    US Will Return To Malayan Tin Market
    299 8 Standard Staff Reporter POSSIBILITY of the United States resuming purchases of Malayan j tin for stockpiling and defence needs can no longer bo precluded, j -iiimapore trailers feel that such a development could reasonably be expected as the metal market here is gradually
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    Rubber Cuts Likely To Destroy Many Small Tyre Firms
    263 8 WASHINGTON, Apr. 9 (AP) Representatives «»f small rubber companies said they nere being squeezed out of business by rubber allocations which, thej rlai.m-,1. lax our large firm*. Mr il P S crank. V. vp, lei ol the Seiberlin Ri Co., o!
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    Tea Propaganda
    73 8 THE I T« i P ganda B is decided to spend U.S. tea propaganda m j States US$ll I l ber 1951 I In September 1932 They en areas and I I results have ready bt •1 fc>\- earner efforts. Th is* epresent ab i Cc: B*s C
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  • COMMODITY PRICES
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      RUBBER
      99 8 The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (Apr. 9) were per lb Bayers Sellers No 1 RSS Spot Loose i nom> S'.'.a") $2 pj I- O B m bale> April No 1 RSS smh 1 s:.o.) No S RSS 51.92 SI M No '1 Kss i norn SI 83 51.84
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      TIN
      38 8 SINGAPORE, Moa. Th.- pric»« of Tin t<» day was $629 per picul. lp $5. LONDON UN Monday's prices Hrst sessian were: Spot £1.295 buyers V.l.:h>o setters. Three months £1*235 buyers £1*241 sellers. Settlement Price £1*295 T4>ne: tirnn
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    HK EXCHANGE
    48 8 1 1 IN< yy- >N 1 Apr a 5] S1 m I >rd Serv.ee- Closing p: -ices on the H ingkong I la were ::K- 15 I CI g HKS 04 t US$l; HKSI.B2O I i Ma'avan SI, HK$O 315 to l R Gold HK5324.75 to
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    Good Demand For Rubber, Tin Shares
    192 8 Good Demand For Rubber, Tin Shares si mdard staff Rt-portpr SINGAPORE, Mon.— Malayan i .<.'.' a firm market today good demand from i ubber and i sha es. In these .sect, i m rk price :<!';>• were recorded Industrial •-> remained very steady. Changed prices were: 1X1)1 STRI ALS Buver?
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    Produce Mart Featureless
    69 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE PRODUCE market In .'i. igapnre was practically itureless yesterday. ii tie fine ;s being record, d. Copra remained unchanged m 1 ice from the week-end quota- 1 no deals being renorted Coconul oil had sellers at $89 per picul. $3 lower than pre►usly,
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    TIN OUTPUT
    60 8 Austral Malay Tin Ltd. an- the following returns [or March.— Kampong Kamuntmg i, n Dredging Ltd. 270 oicuh. rnabawleik Tin Dredging Ltd .1.462 pciuls; Pungai Tin Dredging Ltd 377 piculs An.tr d Amalgamated Tin a As.am Kumbang S 'tion 'cm S. nb te) 60 Pi nls; Uiu Yam!
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    Record Jump In Malayan Imports Of Indian Goods
    559 8 SINGAPORE, Apr. <>. The late*, figures, ju»l released l>\ the Singapore Government, reveal \4-i another record jump m Malaya's imports from India m February this \car. The February imports hit an alltime lii«zh of nearly SM2 million. This ne* peak i» over
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    S'pore Gas Supply To Be Stepped Up By New Plant
    313 8 Tills plastic car frame and engine :s on disp'ay at the Detroit Flower Show by the Plymouth Motor Corporation. Construction took 18 months. There are some 1,200 separate parts. photo. Standard Staff Reporter AN ADDITIONAL 500,000 cubic feet of £us
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    I He Favours Cut In Newsprint
    138 8 PUBLISHER of lhe Brooklyn Sagle Mr. Frank D. Schroth, m Singapore on a holiday tour. said he had not heard ot any suggestion that all newspapers m the United States had been app: > ached to voluntarily cut di n I leir yearly consumption
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    'Don't Abandon Normal Trade Channels' Warning
    424 8 'Don't Abandon Normal Trade Channel s' Warning Standard Staff Reporter IMM MiALAIi rubber trade feels tbal the Singapore ami FiAmiim Governments should be warned against over*exerciaing the mem espart licensing regulations*, and ensure thai, whatever |>i»li4\ i- framed m future. tin* normal trade < lianmU not he abandoned. The rubfa
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    Red Bioc To Get 'Normal' Rubber Needs
    50 8 LONDON, Apr. 9— Thus far tin' rubber industry has been showing little concern over tin' Imposing of licenslag 4)* i rubber Exports. It has been assured this is primarily to satisfy the Americans and that "normal" exports t4» Communist countries will be licensed.
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    US Wholesale Prices
    115 8 WHOLESALE prices m the United States climbed to a record height during the week ended March 20. The week's rise of o'i pel cent, took the index to 183.9 per cent, of the 192fi average. That was 2.2 per cent, above Jan. 2:; two days before the
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    Uncertainty Causes New Fall
    89 8 d ■<<■■» UU Maiiilanl Mall Reporter UNCERTAINTY still pre* ailed m tW I pore rubber market \*hieli continued it* I tendon. "v yesterday. I Traders were still awaiting clarification of I on export licences, discussions on which u/i I be resumed I I Fail volume for
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    Produce More Synthetic
    101 8 i NEW YOrJK. Aa: 9 'AP': America has been urged I i increase production of synthetic rubber to relieve a!.;-' throat o; a nvihan tyre shortage The apoe i a m ide Harvey S. Firestone Jc Chairman ol the Fires' me Tyre and Rubber Co. Ltd.. ju
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    SHIPS BRING SHEEP AND BUFFALOES
    142 8 Secretaries Meeting THE v ua ting ot lhe S gapore Dim I S Corporation of Cc tified s. ■<■■ ies a oe -eld on Apt 17 m the JT.M.C 0 ird Road I I ?at 5 p.n inste id o the British Cou Hall as
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    Rubber For HK Under Allocation
    22 8 Rubber For HK Under Allocation M:n J.i'd Bl > < I I expo ed Kingd P I I c i to. cert ail 13
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    HEEDED
    38 8 Stand ird Si i LONDON the i H >bei i P B i Wi he R.GJk un 11 tan a ny taken w tion i I m n at uci the r core on n I i:
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    Timber 'Fleet' Held Up By New Dispute
    144 8 Timber 'Fleet' Held Up By New Dispute Standard Reporter A FRESH 4li*j»!!i4- <»\er fiiighl Aai Singapore t<> alcana; owneea an. l tiaancr ILn-Ualis. is jm ilin^ up Hie 10 lenpkan- a shipment of timber logs into lhe oSonj Tim tongkangs were to have left for Be gfcalis following 5e the
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      64 8 Let the AW J J Portable Duplicator double your sales PHICE: $140a00 Ex Godown Singapore. A Full S'»zzd Duplicator I*nic3l makes PERFECT copies suitable for the average requirements of Offices, Schools, Stores, Clubs, Hospitals and ell who wish to promote siies and businesi Sole AgsrJz:— H. A. B'-Esmssi t%, J,..1.
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    Rail Schedule Switch Tomorrow
    65 9 THE Singapore Kuala Lumpur up day mail tomorrow will run up to Kluang and return as town mail tram. The Kuala Lumpur Singapore day mail will terminate at Gemas and return to Kuala Lumpur m i of the up day train. The 11. on a.m. Singapore
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    Seasonal Fares, Cargo Rates To Increase In May
    289 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. increased railway seasonal fares will he charged as from the lH»giiiniiig of next month. Increased railway handling charges of cargoes at ports are also to he enforced from that date. No increase m daily railway fare
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    U.S. LIAISON OFFICER ARRIVES HERE
    136 9 COLONEL WILLIAM E McLXJNALD, United States. Air Force Liaison Officer arrived by Pan-American Airwajs over the week-end from Manila. Be was accompanied by his wife and two daughters. Colonel McDonald is expected to assume his duties as Air Liaison O'.Ticer lor Singapore and the Federation
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    Engines, Spare Parts For Malayan Airways
    109 9 Engines, Spare Parts For Malayan Airways MA I A-Y A N A I B WA S vw I I receive six aero engines and ".a i ses of spare parts when I ie mian Line freighter. Steel, Navigator, calls here at the end of the week. i c ship will
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    SHIP BRINGS FOOD CARGO
    53 9 inr. i s i ti m i a IN LINE FREIGHTER Steel Traveller arrived m Singapore yesterday and discharged 08 tons of milk and canned fish and 190 tons of lubricating oil here. A- Port Swettenham she will discharge 132 tons of lubricating oil and 18
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    EAC's 13th SKIP ON FAR EAST RUN
    124 9 AT DAWN yesterday the latest addition to the East Asiatic company's fleet of cargo-passenger vessels the 8.909 ton Erria bert h e d alongside godowns 42 and 4'A. Lefl with only 1(5 ships after World War 11. the East Asiatic company had only
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    'Boat Fired On,' Says Ship Agent
    329 9 Standard Staff Correapondenf photo PENANG, Mon. Mr. Chua Kay Yeap, representative of Hup Sen°, and Co., agents for the motor vessel Singapura, which returned to port yesterday, told the Press here that the vessel Hock seah, was machinegunned before she was taken back to
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      583 9 1 .ST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Di,ect Ov e ond So/ Los An^ele All American Canadian Cities Penang p. S ham Spore ss L LUCKENBACH 24/26 Ap..- 27 Apr 28/3Q Apf A-repfing cargo for Hongkong Kobe Yokohama FAST REGULAR SERVICE U.S.A. (WEST COAST) PERSIAN GULF via JAPAN fr HCNGKONC i*
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      256 9 HEAP ENG MOH SS CO., LTD. (Rtd Funnel Line) SOON BEE SS CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Singapore) 33/35. Tehik Ayer Street— 'Phone 3448 Passenger Freight-services «5 «5 "FUFNUALE"— SAILINGS TO BLINJOF tf. PINANG. SS EUfc.NUAfcfc boj pANDAN DJAKARTA AND CIiIRIBON A Spore appr. Apr. 19 L. Spore appr. Apr. 24
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      648 9 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA U.K. CONIINENT 9'aat* P I baat Peaang. "ERaiA" tor Saigon 6: Bangkok.. O.:. -iC 43 •NoaoHVAL" tor Bangkok 99-39 ane. 17-18 Apr. ••PANAMA" tor Bangkok, Salcon Hongkong. Manila .Kobe ft 91 Apr.i Yokohama yfa 28 2 Apr 57 27 Apr. ••SELAXDIA" for Bangkok 17-19 Maj 16-16 May
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      714 9 Ships jr. Harbour" SHIPS AT ROADS .Bennevis, 2:23 Leneverett. 2;. 20 -Mlir.- l fX\JJ\ua Lalandia, 83 24 Dcmouoci^. 2122 Wil WHARVES 4 I'M. li! IS 20 Bci.ioval. 15 16 Am--1 ty ,-r penan 13 14 Stentor." 11 12 Loabok, 8 9 Bougainville. 6 7 Hoegh S:h erWHARVES stream. Coal Plant:
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      203 9 f/tfJk? AR&II'ALS}. j V 5? [and BEPARTVttES I Arrivals BO AC from Sydnej ial m I :>,♦ pm. V<.rk from Bangkok i.30 (MB. AIR CEYLON from Colombo 6J30 a.m X.L.M. from Amsterdam, I'.anrki.k 1 i.'t p.m. from Call* t;a 3.09 p.m. (extra) QEA BO AC froni S\d(!f> 4 ::,"> p.m.
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    Brown Out Of Scotland Team
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    271 12 PARIS, Apr. 8 (Reuter)— Ong Poll Lim, of Malaya, who surprisingly beat Wong Peng Soon, Malayan holder of the British championship, m the* final of the men's singles m lhe French badminton championships here today, 15-9, 15-8, fully deserved the victory. His
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