Singapore Standard, 12 April 1951

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    12 1 Singapore Standard f& >? fgjyu 12PAGIS TEN CENTI SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1951.
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    TRUMAN SAKS MACARTHUR
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  • Newsman Arrivals
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      Pres. Reveals Mac A's Failures
      300 1 v LSHEVGTON, Apr. 11 (Renter) President i hxlav Hade public a series oi previously secret la -how Worn Gen. MaeArthur had failed lo u administration's foreign policy. \\u-t iiielmlrtl one irom the Joint Chiefs of Stall \riimr ami Other commanders on Dee. 6, 1 4
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      Methodist Schools To Have Education Board
      53 1 I Staff* i acTtap— iwl The ication to lt S in vn up at a con- j ist Sc: jr. 1 I U days i also < I sed n M ilaj ua tiversity 4 M i on Post School while Itseli idi k
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      8 Die In Crash
      33 1 FAIRBANKS. Alaska, Apr. 11 (Reuter) Bight people were killed today when a fourenqined Skymaster transport p'.ar.e crashed m hen landing at Lado, United States Air Force base here yesterday.
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      MacArthur And His Successor
      30 1 Picture ta* "i during one o! MacArthur's trips to the Korea war front shows the Genera] with Gen. Ridgway who has been appointed to succeed him.
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      Britain, West Europe Receive Reports With Surprise, Relief
      206 1 LONDON, April 11 (Renter)— The dramatic dismissal oi Gen. Douglas MacArthur by President Truman caught the whole world by its suddenness. Although during the past week, reports ot some severe reprimand in the offing for the autocrat of the lar East following
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      Aide: General Takes Order Magnificently
      147 1 TOKYO. Apr. 11 (UP) General Douglas MacArthur did not turn a hair when informed of his dismissal by President Truman. his military secretary said today Maior General Courtney said i ieneral accepted the orders "magnificently." Whitney told reporters: I isi left the General. He received
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      Stock Exchange Is Buoyant
      143 1 I ONDON, Apr. 1 (Renter) —With Britain's budget pro- als less severe than ex- ted many sections of the London Stock Exchange were buoyant today. Sharp advances in home issues were, however, unaccompanied by a marked increase in volume of business but relief was expressed at
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      No Report Of Union Jack Club Annual Meeting
      53 1 THE Singapore Standard regrets it is not publishing a report of the annual general meeting of the Union Jack dub of Singapore, which took place yesterday, because it was refused permission to take a photograph of the Governor Sir Franklin Gimson tfl
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      Latest Cables
      219 1 —See Page 7 the threat of war in the East." Australia splashed the news in banner headlines in the final evening papers. In Hongkong, there was a slump in the gold market, interpreting the news as paving the way for a negotiated peace in K >rea. REPUBLICANS INHAPPY
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      Russians Satisfied, Excited
      133 1 MOSCOW, Apr. 11 (Reuter) Many observers in Moscow regarded the dismissal of Gen. MacArthur today as the possible opening of a new approach for a solution oi. the Korean conflict. Soviet reaction was not imme- diately available as morning j papers went to press before the dismissal
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      Big Resettlement Plan In Johoiv
      54 1 LONDON, Apr. 11 (Reuter) Johore's resettlement programme, which will result in the housing of 70,000 Malayans in 65 entirely new villages, will be completed by May 1, according to a Singapore message received at the British Foreign Office today. Already 37,000 people have been moved
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      Educators
      66 1 Members of the Singapore Chinese Schools Associations gave a tea party at the Nan Hwa Girls School yesterday in honour of the two-man mission from America. Dr. VV. M. Fenn. and Dr. T. Y. Wu who have made a survey of Chinese education in the Federation. Picture shows Dr.
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      Orders Ridgway To Take Over All Commands
      728 1 WASHINGTON. Apr. 11 (U») General Douglas MaeArthur, soldier hero of two world wars, was fired from all aj his Far East commands l>\ President Truman today for not giving hw "wholehearted support 91 to United Stales and United Nations policies. The 71-year-old warrior,
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      Headmaster Of Chinese School At Klang Slain
      97 1 Standard Staff Cbrrespondeni KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Middle-aged Mr. Wong Chee Yuen, Headmaster of the Cluing Hwa School. Klang, was dragged out of hi? house in the school compound by two armed Chinese and killed. The incident happened at 9 p.m. but the matter
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      President's Statement On MacA's Dismissal
      249 1 THE following is the text of the statement Truman made to reliev€ Arthur of his commands: With deep regret I have concluded t i ofl the Army Douglas MacArthur is unable to give his hearted support to the policies of the United State eminent and
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      Canada Raises Income Taxes By 20 Percent
      114 1 OTTAWA. Apr. 11 (Reuter) come tax rate? and exempt HI Finance Minister Douglas Abbott unchanged— for the time beta announced a 20 percent rise m least but imposed a 28 percent personal income taxes In his defence tax on the amou I defence-preparedness
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    NEW COUNCIL NOW COMPLETE
    495 2 Colourful Opening Planned For April 17 THE GOVERNOR of Singapore,Sir Franklin Gimson will open the first wmw of the secoiul Singapore Legislative Council next luesday, April 17 at the Victoria Memorial Hall when 26 members of Council officials, nominated and elected Unofficial* including the Governor aic
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    C. C. Tan And The Future Problems
    333 2 Standard Staff Reporter DISCI SSING problems that li<« ahead, Mr. C. Tan leader <>i" th<- Progressives, who captured m\ out i.i the nine Beats In the Singapore Legislative Council, told The Standard yesterday: 'The position of unofficial members of a Legislative Council in
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    Desertion Charge
    43 2 AN EX-DETECTIVE. Soh V: Ming appeared in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday or a charge of deserl ng the Singapore Police force on Mar. 18. U»47 Soh claimed trial and was remanded m police custody uati A i I IR.
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    Had Rubber By Fraud —2 Months
    118 2 FOUND guilty of fraudul< tly h ivii 666 kalties of rubber worth $1,323, Tan Siew Chair was ntenced to two months iig us imprisonment in the Singai Second Police Court yesti ly. Tan was arrested by a constable at Telok Ayei Basin or rning
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    WHO'S WHO AMONG THE NOMINATED
    375 2 WHO'S WHO AMONG THE NOMINATED JJ^LOW are pen sketches of three *>f the nominal- < ed unoflicials of the Singapore Legislative Council, and three representatives of the S^pore < Jiamber, the Chinese < Chamber and the Indian j Oiamber. MR R. JL'MABHOY. (Indian |i Chamber) was burn and i brought
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    'LEAVE WITH PAY FOR LABOURERS'
    100 2 Labour Party Plan Stamlan! >iaff Reporter THE ta-k o! getting the Labour Code <»t the Colony revised will l>o nndertaken l>v ike Labour Parly *>» Singapore, said Mr. !im Yew Hoek, Predidem oi the party who was elected bj i large majoritj i<> the Legislatii
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    Marriage
    31 2 Plenty ol I laughter are In store in 1 M Kiwi Leag subject is tore success ed w at the B i v I Stamford R 14 it 8p m.
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  • COURT BRIEFS
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      20 Cases Of Opium Forfeited By Court
      122 2 TWI TV cases o! i piuxn and 4 eases m tea n bich a China were yesterday rdered in the Singapore 1 urt to be conIte court v \t when ihe V a He tsz ved on S-\ C na on Aug. B
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      Girl Fined $100
      65 2 A FINE ol S". .">i was imh sed n L m Ah Bah m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday fox assisting in the :.g of c'nap-ji-ki lottery in a at I. ng Ptih Rad i n F- 16. A ar-old girl, Teng Han Chen was fined
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      Bail Extruded
      53 2 JUDGMENT was reserved in i the Singapore Second Police Court :-i a c.i>e in which a j seaman. Chua Yew Teck was I charged with assisting in the management of a common garning house in Shaik Mardar.-ha me on Ma 21 Ball of I 0 was extended to
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      HIT PC, JAILED
      44 2 ONG AH KIM was sentenced In the Sii :e Fourth Police Court yesterday to three months rigorous imprisonment for hitting a •.ueman. and one month for fraudulently having three fowls in a gunny sack at Kampong Braddel Road on March. 17.
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      3 MEN CLEARED
      42 2 THRFE Chinese. Neo Chut Lai. Xeo Tze Lai and Ng Buck Song e acquitted in *ho Singapore Second Police Court yesterdaj oJ fraudulently having three lorry tyres at the junction oi Canal Road and Omar Road on March 9
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      ABUSED PC
      34 2 LU YUN was fined $10 in th€ Singapore Second Police Court yesterday for using abusive language to a olice constable ai mction ot Kallang Road ar.i Craw lord Street o.i .Mar. 10.
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    More Subjects To Choose From
    79 2 I CANDIDATES Bitting for tht etitive nation I i v to the I Sen cei i the Colony wil iaye a wider cl eof optional sub- I T:,> is the resuli I add ti< il* y subjecti formerly required in respect certain services. A", official
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    Drug Apparatus Was In Cubicle
    87 2 FOR ALLOWING his Victoria Street premises to be used as .1 place for the arimi: istering I ■deleterious drugs Teo Kim Cn< an eld< rly H. aghu i was iail< I i for 30 months in the Singap >re i First District Court yesten aj
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    'Don't Interfere With Chinese Culture'
    274 2 Standard Stall Reporter THE MALAYANISATION of Chinese text-books now bring considered by \hv governments of the I Federation, Singapore and Sarawak, *hoiihl not interfere j with the dissemination of Chinese culture* This was urged by repre- sentatives of the Singapore Chinese Schools' Association at a
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    Potting Sets New Record
    87 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE TOTAL poll in Tuesday's election to tho Singapore Legislative Council is the bisgest in the history of the Colony. It is three times the number of votes cast in the 1948 elections. This was announced by the Supervisor of Elections, Mr. G.
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    Just Verdict, Sav Defeated Candidates
    84 2 Standard Start Keportet DEFEATED candidates Singapore Lei yesi agreed that' iany Im- rfecUons in dectio tern, "it was a I verdict of the people." Most of them commei ted ted a cracv b nol ing tut the couni the:. Mr. Bal t S stood as
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    CouSdn't Pay For His 8-Hour Jay Ride
    164 2 A YOUNG Indian, who wentj for a joy ride in a taxi for eight hours, cheated the driver! of $30 fare, and then stole his watch worth $45 appeared before Mr. IT. L. Wrigglesworth in the Singapore Third! District Court yesterday. He was
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  • S'pore's First 2 Women Councillorr
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      Young VikrEsn Joined In His Mother's Triumph
      203 2 0 Elected MRS. VILASINI Menon. the Ml) u.HMan e) Singapore Legislative Council in Tue^ iay*§ poU playing with her year-and-a half <>hi son friend's house, where a Standard reporter HJltd yesterday. "Go and kiss mummy", said Mrs. Menon to the bonny youngster toddled
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      Mrs. Choy Promises To Do Her Best
      101 2 MRS. IJI/AiU/ni (Pecrim Blomom) Choj who lost in the |MI MonUaiMJ Atitimu hm fwlerdaj iron a nomination ln« Sing»potr Legislative Council iwm Bpeechk hafpinrw *b*m Standard reporter interviewed her. '^hjtj-u^ *>^ < -'-w^n Mrs. L'hoy said "I shall i i my very best
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      91 2 CALL NEW VAWK//'- TELL JOE S A r£^s r*£'. -TM' LADS ARE BETTIN' VIF I lAN HX h j TH' BOOKIE, MOE.TH' BOOKIE tr_ YA M£AN SCME JOK f so LE: s i TWEIRSMOtTSOIU'L A. I'U.BEOO AN' FLO TH' BOOK!£ T'TAKE, < 'fs WLLIN' VEFT U'L < PUT ALL CjP
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    Two Govt Officials Flayed For Making Damaging Speeches'
    631 3 Two Govt Officials Flayed For Making Damaging Speeches Standard Staff Correspondent Kl VL A LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. Join, Brazier, the Federation'* Trade V.lwser, now on leave u England, and Mr. Alex Josey, of Radt M u< ameun,l, rouHpokencri,:..i r n by the President of t^ Malayan M r 8t lhe
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    BANDIT LEADER KILLED
    82 3 K- MPUR, Wed. oista Kb the Federaost another leader. a Sung alias Lee A a Yuen c tUector, \a :o ?e a leader in -.'a Road area. S g took to Bight tted a se urity yesterday The I fire ai I be fell n estate rity
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    LIGHTS ARE ON BATU PAHAT
    20 3 LHAT, Batu Pal when the < restoi the P ree v I I in e\ i
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    New Building For School In P. Diekson
    148 3 New Building For School In P. Diekson PORT DICKSON, Wed. iction work on a $150,--000 building for the Chun.-: Wah School will begin as soon as the plans drawn up for this project has been approved by Government. The Chairman of the School Committee. Mr. Khoo Kek Wee, informed The
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    Welfare Clerk Sentenced
    175 3 Standard Skiff Correspond**!!! MALACCA, Wed.— Mr. Justice Abbott commented upon the unaccountable complexities of youth today when sentencing Lee Hock Swee, a young clerk cif the Welfare Department to six months' simple imprisonment at the Assizes, breach of trust. Lee had pleaded guilty to using various sums
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    TB WORK 'TOO BIG' FOR KL MUNICIPALITY
    185 3 TB WORK 'TOO BIG' FOR KL MUNICIPALITY Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Tuberculosis is too big a problem inr the Municipality, said Mr. T. Rajendra, Kuala Lumpur Municipal Commissioner, today. when an application to the Municipality Horn the MAPTB for funds to pay salaries of two nurses and a
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    8 More Coaches Arrive For Rlys.
    273 3 Standard Staff Correspondent photo KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Eight railway coaches, part of an order of 27 casting $4,200,000. are being unloaded at Port Swettenham for rehabilitation of the Malayan Railway Passenger stock. At the end of last year, two second-third composite coaches were received.
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    MILACCA CLL-UP FACTS
    250 3 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA. Mou. The Kesident Commissioner, Malacca, Mr G E C. Wisdom, in a statement to the P:ev> stated the many strange and completely false rumours were being broadcast in the Settlement regarding the manpower call-up. He said that these rumours were started undoubtedly _b/
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    SC CLEARED OF MURDER CHARGE
    267 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. State prosecution witness, Baboo, a Special Constable, I told Mr. Justice H. W. Wilson, lin the Supreme Court that while he was assaulted by 10 Indians, Sultan Khan came to his rescue. He was giving evidence against Sultan who
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    Midwifery Course For Malay Women
    122 3 Midwifery Course For Malay Women Standard Stall Correspondent JOHORE BAKRU, Tues.— ln view of the urgent need for qualified "m idw i v e s", the Johore Government is planning to train a number of Kampong Malay women as tnidwives for service in the various Mukims Of the Johore Bahru
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    SUNGEI CHAAH SAVED FROM BANDIT MENACE
    482 3 Whole Village Rebuilt By P. M. RAMAN, Standard Special Porrt i|inndr nl j ABOUT 150 houses of Sun^ei Chaali are being dismantled anil rebuilt near a poliee station half-a-inile away, because that sprawling village has proved to be the weakest link in the chain
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    Lack Of Water In Seremban Deplored
    276 3 Lack Of Water In Seremban Deplored Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Wed— The shortage of uater supph in Sen'isihan town formed an important topic of discussion at the meeting of the Seremban Town Board vesterday. [nche Ja ifai bin fta ji Ta p pointed out that it warn i lunate that
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    Two Views On Dodgers
    98 3 Kl ALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Youths left this country because they did not properly understand the manpower call-up regulations, stated Mr. J. Drysdile at the Malayan Association meeting today. He su:; nested that as an incentive to youths called up. Government should formulate some form of scheme
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    Bandit Targets Hit
    42 3 FAR East Air Force Lin: bombers attacked a bandit target! in Perak yesterday, and Brigand i light bombers were out againsi a similar objective in Johore. The attacks were made in support of operations by the ground security forces.
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    37 Jenderam ouths Freed
    103 3 Standard Staff MTCspondeal KUA L A LUMPUR, Wed.— rhirty-five Malay boys and p.; hiave arrived here from Klu they have been Btnci Feb. 15 when 1.500 residents ol Jendamm were evacuated. In all, 37 were released, I of them having been hand over to their guardian.s
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      124 3 \y Staß^sy MTKiX 1867 |SW.^3 B a if UU WATCHES f|J t go to bed feeling fine— jA B iffii but to-morrow morning w*fi*' ita TIME T0 GET lT> S4flliW^ you just cannot because your »,,k feels a3 though its breaking. f|i/ ,-s you get to the root ot the
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      15 3 ti U H /V U -i^3~ tk*-^ SINGAPORE :'Mfor Austm bake -m^m am bervice, ll^K
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    ADULT EDUCATION DRIVE STARTS
    87 4 Converts To Islam On Sunday at the Zahara Mosque. A!or Star, six Chinese, five men and a girl, embraced the Islamic faith. Picture shows the six converts (Starting third from left) Mr. Farouk Cheah Seow How. Mr. Ridzwan Hoo Yeow Yin._ Miss Munirah Chau Min" Lan.
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    Lessons Begin Next Monday
    179 4 Standard Staff Reporter PENANG, Wed. Fish-mongers, labourer*, anil even a trihhmaii have enrolled themselves for the adult classes which are beinss run by the Peoples' Education Association, Penan^. This was disclosed by an official of the Peoples' 'Education Association to The Standard today. He said that
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    Capt. Martin Is Promoted
    84 4 Standard Stuff Correspondent PENANG, Wed. Capt A. A. Martin, DSO. DSC, RNR, Harbour Master, has boon appointed acting Marine Superintendent, Federation oi Malaya, succeeding Commander R. S. B. Unwin, who has proceeded on leave pri( r to retirement The M i ine Superintendent's Oflßce, Federatioi Malaya,
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    Teachers To Hold 3-Day Conference
    112 4 Teachers To Hold 3-Day Conference Standard Staff orrt-pontUnt H>OH W< L— A g ?gates oi Te ers* U as fi n the FederaS -i t..ke a A] I -21. The conference p-oper takes plao the third A wne led c \s ladies hockey, I and nis, a 1 a J
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    TWO PROMOTIONS
    72 4 R Secretary to Su eme Court Judge. Kelani las bt-er. h insfi rred to T Registrai I the S ns C a I Mi N~ V w l ft m Ke antan SecreI I has ntco v I him. MR J G Adams n :>-. lent oi the
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    DPP's Plea Against Acquittal
    208 4 DPP's Plea Against Acquittal JAIL SUPDT. Standard Stall Correspondent KOTA BAHRU, Wed. An appeal by the Deputy Pub ic Prosecutor ag linst the acquittal of Raja Osman bin Ra a Ngah, Superintendent of the Pengkalam Che p a Pria n Camp, I v the Sessions Court Judge, on a charge
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    BEACH OF PASSIONATE LOVE
    86 4 KOTA BHARV. Wed.— With the return of the dry h•' ''iff to K(>'d Bhanx, many townsfolk c r ?uigraring to Kuala Semu Apt, The Beach oi P*i>>-ionc:e Lot7e, a popular health re?i>n 6k miles from town. A w wiU ':nd accommodation Hi the (.'hints Bungalows, but
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    MCA Man Nominated To Kedah Council
    106 4 SUNGEI PATANI, Wed.— The Rouble Lim Teng Kwang, President of the Central Kedah MCA. Branch, who has j> i n nominated a State Councillor, (and Mr. Choy Meng Fook, who was appointed a Chinese Affairs Officer, Kedah, were honoured by the Chinese Community at
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    2 Specials Freed
    48 4 IPOH, Wed.— Remarking that the allegation stated In the charge were not substantiated in the evidence. Mr. Justice Hill granted the appeal of two special constables who had been sentenced to 12 months each in:alleged theft of 420 katies oi scrap rubber valued at $-'<90.
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    OFF TO BANGKOK
    30 4 MR. Archinn Chulasiriwonga Chancellor of the Thai Consulate, Penang, will be leaving for Bangkok to take up a new appointment at the Foreign Office en April 20
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    War's Echo: Mosque Fund Gets $3,000
    137 4 War's Echo: Mosque Fund Gets $3,000 Standard Staff Correspondent KUANTAN, Wed.- Mr C. J. Windor, a non-Muslim has promised $3,000 towards the Ku mtan New Mosque Fund. In a letter to the Fund C >mmittee. Mr. Vindor saia that he had been considering the erection of a ti ken of
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    YOUTH FAIR OPENS TODAY
    107 4 Standard staff Correspondent AI.OR STAR. Wt-fl. Ked »h Y' nth Councils Fun I attempted tor the first time at Alor Star, will be opened at 615. p ni. today bv the Regeni Kedah. The fair will last I days. Attraci l< ns include a B >ria
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    IDFA BOOMERANGS
    25 4 FOR connecting a rubber hose from bis home to a public standpipe In Parit Buntar, Soo Toh Peng was fined c l!'). Photo
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    Dr. Lim-Youngest Penang Councillor
    191 4 PENANG, Tues— Dr. Lim < nong En has been appointed an unofficial member of the Settlement Council in place of Mr. Xg Sui Cam. who declined to serve on the Council for another term, states an official release. Mr. J. F. Skelly, actinjr Senior Inspector ot
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    Gutted School Gets $2,000 Compensation
    212 4 Standard Staff Correspondent SUNGEI PATANI, Wed. Varying Minis of money have been approved by ihe Kedah State Welfare Committee at a meeting held on Monday at the District Oil ■<• for people who have lost property by lire as a result of I ''"mischief The
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    Two Meetings Create Poser For Ceylonese
    246 4 Standard Staff Correspondent lI'OII. W e<l. A problem fares Peru Cevlonese. v*ho must decide whieh of the two meetings, to be 'in the next fortnight, they should attend. Both meetings to he In M in the Ovlon Association Hall in Connolly Road are being
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    Families Of Converts To Embrace Islam
    110 4 Standard M.ilav f*ori f fc|HHlflr Hi ALOR S I AR, Wt d.- lne Eteligiou Dej Lrtment here was informed today that meml i of the families of the >ix Chinese, who embraced the Islamic faith last Sunday, have decided to I tie M ei
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    STRIKE NOTICE IS EXTENDED
    104 4 IPOH. We I The Perak Hydro Eknployees Union have agreed to requesi from the tmmissioner of Labour. Federal of Ma >r an extension to the duration of the a 1 bitratioo b >ard 5 atten pi to settle the dispute between tne Union and the Compa
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    Appeal Fails: Mother Weeps
    65 4 IP* >}\. We I An 1 KD4 ctant m ither, and her (our children, wept today when counsels ap;l a] in the Supreme Court, on behalf of the woman, failed to get a it iid n of sentence 18 month. s s.i. imposed in a <
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    Traffic Police Helpless Against Offenders
    77 5 ABOVE ABE PHOTO GRAPHS of some of the paintings which will be on display at the forthcoming art exhibition to be held at the Poi L:im School Hull. Ipoh. Mo.t of the paintings are by IVIr. Khoo Seong, the piiiuipal of the school and Mr.
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    Tudor On Income Tax & The Forces
    276 5 Tudor On Income Tax The Forces MEMBERS OF HIS MAJESTY'S forces stationed here in the service of the Imperial Government are paid by the British Treasury and are exempt from paying I income-tax in Singapore if such pay is liable to tax in the United Kingdom, Mr. D. H. Tudor,
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    'AUSTRALIALAND OF HOPE & DASH'
    88 5 'AUSTRALIALAND OF HOPE DASH' MRS. .MAX TORY, guest ker at the Rotary Cl ib's luncheon, described v ralia as a land tere was optimism and g the ettlers a pirit very ifl nt from the p \m, which she said g p ■ie English-speaking I to An he said lo
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    The 'Voice' Must Have Coaching
    187 5 PEOPLE ATTENDING the J:i/z and Swing Rei oriunivd bj His .Master's Voice Studio in Mit Donald House yesterday were surprised when Mr. I). Wilson «f the Gramophone Co m p any asked their opinion of two recordings by a mysterious husky-voked damsel. The recordings they
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    HDDS, SIKHS CELEBRATE TOMORROW
    187 5 HINDI'S AND SIKHS in ]i Singapore and the world over, celebrate the New Year toi morrow; For the Hindus it j i 1 will be the first day of t year 1 1 L (M»8. For the Sikhs it will be 1 1 the 253rd anniversary
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    $10,000 BAIL
    56 5 BAIL of $10,000 in two sureties was offered to Chia Thiap Sit in the Singapore First Distriot Cnui-t yesterday v.lion he! claimed trial to having 14'. pounds o! opium C!iia was further alleged to have had 600 leaf packets of opium in a aw at Woodlands R'Kiri. Th
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    Wife Slayer To Hang
    167 5 CHINESE POULTRY farmer, Tan Hung Song, was sentenced to death by Mr. ,J!i».ti«T Hurra) Buttrot*e in ihe Singapore Assize Court, yesterday, for the murder of hi-* >vilV. Phua Tok Hwee, on a farm in I j»[>«r Serangoon Ko:uJ. on Aji^. 22. last year. A spe ri
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    Parking Committee's Recommendations Ignored
    442 5 Standard Siail Reporter THE 1950 REVIEW of the Singapore Traffic Advisory onmiil!<N% issued yesterday states: ""Marked deterioration i«i traffic condition* i< *l tiic appalling increase in street accidents can be Largely attrihuleii to liic mability of the Traffic Police to lake enforcement action ;iirai?M offender**" This
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    $20,000 ClaJm By Painter For Lest Eye
    189 5 Standard Staff R p trtt r A SETTLEMENT between j both parties was reached in the Singapore High Court, yesterday, in a suit in which n Municipal painter, Vannamu-I thu, claimed $20,000 damages from Py".\% Hock and Shaw. I Ad., and a shooting
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    11 Tough Malays
    78 5 Standard S I Bepwti r E »ugn Ma from all over the IV will p it from I Chan°ii a first Phy T ers of the R.A.F. R (Malaj In .1 id their; training at ail the mjsi qui v .°d a l^dg*. The it ill be
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      37 5 MILEAGE ECONOMY/ it TH£R£s A COODrEAR G'AS'T SP£CtALLY BUILT f-OR EVERY TOUGH TRAMSPORT JOB WASHING LUBRICATION HAVE YOUJI CAR REGULARLY SERVICED AT CLEMENGEAU AN EN I E BENZINE KIOSK OPEN ALL NISHT SERVICING UP TO 10 P.M.
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      296 5 SELANGOR S£^r^~fe'3« u-i-Ai AI I M»I T R CAPITOL (!v1..N..). lxj a (1 KLAi.i* tu«ui.ii Brute 1, 3"^ and a > p.m. sj p an jjgoi Low Ang (MandautDßAS- -\t')tn Man vs Superman ,i j-| fong Wan Kok rini 2.30. 7.15 and n.30 pjn. 830 P-m. b«a. t u r.
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      109 5 I UJIIL lllf iSI I .mc.a.. Oixhard Road: Te« Tournaments 5 p.m.. Gymnas Class Jte>i> :i:.. ?.i.jie Voice Ci »i Practi^fe pm Table Te tis Xrainin? n >.; 1. Chinese \.M.<.\.. Seleeie Bitid: Studeni Music 4.3;t pjn.. id minton 5 pjn., Bcd\ Building s.:^j p.m.. Basketball SJO pjn.. Table Tennis
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    The Minority Votes
    843 6 pIRST of all our congratulations to the nine newlyelected Legislative Councillors who will form part of the crew who will guide the destiny of Singapore during the next three years. They have worked untiringly during the weeks preceding the elections to ensure their success. It is our
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    A DEPRESSED PARENT TALKS
    761 6  -  THE scene is Singapore. A Depressed Parent is sitting under a tree. Enter a Young Man and a Girl, carrying large piles of school-books. The Depressed Parent puts down his newspaper and speaks to them:Parent: Are you on the right road, young man? Where ar& you
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    WITH TWO STUDENTS
    97 6 ling. A Red Agent comes out of the jungle chuckling to himself. Red Agent: Excellent. Just what I like to see. Young people angry and disappointed, old people dissatisfied. Fear of poverty and unemployment. Excellent. I must keep an eye on those students, thgy may be useful
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    The Clerk Of Today Wears No Socks
    1285 6  - The Clerk Of Today Wears No Socks A CLERK In theory he may be a menu her of the trhitecoltared class hat. By T venture to $uggesi that the Government clerks have been treated shabbily or that for lack of proper appreciation of their qualifications, duties and responsibilities, their claim
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    The Indian Arms Scandal Protest
    660 6 Sir: I invite ol e readers I ed 'Indian A is Sc; P. test in the Ma s date 1 5 4 51, hei i the paper, mis epresented I e The piu pose of lic omitting the names ol I b fi ns involved
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      95 6 "Will "hisses alone improve i—— i —^-^m, U r r,,wr -NO.' fmiihlti* Professional services and tec ai- W^T^nk ral skills are the essential ads to A. /T vf/#| >..ur "seeing ability" your visual f |W nrßl t..mfort arid efficiency. V rr i] *7M It is for these service^ and skills
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      153 6 I<»d.i\ iv tin- (id annnersarv i»f th«' iriffc <•• RaflKVdl ami .< miff has s*' nt u*< BMn tri!iui< I grr.ite«t itilfiif Vmerica has produ< »d Tr shuts To Roesez-2't j V, i '•...;.■.> 1 J felt i cd of the jm Ttw For U ttMU ./i iJ'-J5 April i
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    Sweeping New Taxes Announced To Meet Rearmament Drive
    330 7 LONDON, Apr. 10 (Renter)— \t H i.hr,, Mr today announced .weeping .lewt'ax^. <ha "^"«r of the -I-..- i" In* 14.197,000.000 bl|c P t to connfty'g rearmamwti Britain s cost of living \va boosted to meet a C 150,000 001 gap between the
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    South Koreans Munnecl By MacA's Dismissal
    345 7 die Basi countries He said t'uv:^,v i vl General MacArthui TOBQ his post was a matter oJ American internal policy. "The UN. Security Council feed the United States u >v< -nmeni to nominate a Com S der-in-C i:ef uf \e lY.i'ed Scions forces." Mr
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    UK Denies 'Formosa For Reds' Report
    243 7 LONDON, Apr. 11 (Reuter)— The British Foreign Office today denied press reports that a note had been presented to the American Government urging Chinese Communist participation in the Japanese peace treaty and the handing of Formosa to the Communists. The British and Washington Governments,
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    US Sirr?s Point 4 Agreement With Inq
    72 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 10 (UPI -The State Department tod?. 1 announced the signing of a Point Four general agreement with Iraq which will provide the framework for individual technical arrangements to assist in the development of that country. It said the agreement signi d
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    Elizabeth And Philip Dance Reel
    33 7 Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip are partnered by Adr/iiral WiiliamPowlett, Flag: Officer (Destroyers) Mediterranean Fleet, and his wife in a reei during a party in Malta. Mirror pic
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    Allies Cross Injin R. On West Front
    203 7 Allies Cross Injin R. On West Front TOK^O. Apr. il (Renter) United Nations forces crossed the Imjin River on the Western Korean front yesterday, dispersing feeble Communist r«'*i«.t;m<-«-> a* they advanced. News of the crossing made at dawn yesterday b\ American, British, Turkish and South Korean troops, was delayed 24
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    Noted Editor Says Chiang Under-rated
    244 7 TAIPEI. Apr. 11 (AP) Chiang Kai-shek's capabilities are "sadly underrated in the United Stales" in the opinion' of Pau] C. Smith, fann d editor of the San Francisco Chronic. e now visiting Formosa. Smith, interviewed todaj by the Associated Press, called i upon the United
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    Weak After 5 Days' Fasting
    138 7 DURBAN, S.uith Africa. I Apt. 11 (AP)— Manila] Gandhi, 58-year-old sun of India's laU Mohandas K. Gandhi, was reported "very weak and very tired on Tuesday from five days of fasting to protest South Africa's racial laws. Gandhi, adopting the passive resistance tactics of his
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    Opens Debate On Budget
    177 7 LONDON, Apr 10, i:« I Mr. Winston O irchill s; d today f at ginoe B I ist rule, B tain h. d m the position she JieU the end of the wbt in .i y sphere <>i tiviti I reputal ion il borne and eibi
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    Scone Stone Taken To Scots Abbey
    118 7 ARBROATH, So Hand, Apr. 11 CReuter) The Coronation Stone, taken from London's Westminster Abbey on Christmas day, was brought to Arbroath Abbey. a historic 12th century ruin, by a party of unknown people today. They handed it over with two unsigned letters to James
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    Chosen As Lady Godiva
    87 7 photo. Soon in her London fiat is Miss Ann Wriss. 28-year-old actress, chosen as Lady Godiva in Coventry's Festival of Britain Pageant, Ann is 5 ft. 4 ins. tail, weighs just under nine stone, has bust Mi ins., waist 26 ins., and hips 37 ins. She
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    UK Ready To End War In Korea, Says Morrison
    445 7 LONDON. Apr. 11 AP) Fe*ekgm Si— tiff Herbert Morrison averted loil;«y Britain if rr:nl\ no* \<t I negotiate a eematton in Korta. But.** he told the House of Common*. k it \ukv* two to ;i»re<« <m a ceatcfifC atul the othrr
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      75 7 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT E3OWNED !>\III.IS. Ml SI Kl Ml MHKK MUIR MILLS LIMITED KANPUR (INDIA) for QUALITY, DURABILITY, SPECIALITY cotton g-ey shirtings, Dr.iis, Shirtings, es, Sccrs, Towels end Tapestry Cloth etc., and Yams BANSIDHAR GOPALDAS CO., Kalhcdevi Road, BOMBAY 2, (INDIA) Local Enquiries to: BANSIDHAR GOPALDAS CO., 22 Bonhcm Buikj no,
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      18 7 Tricot Wtjlon HALF-SLIPS BY PETALENA ifffC 1 Ik. WHITE PEACH- BLOOM WAIST 26 TO IS" iiom $12.95 SINGAPORE.
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    APL Chief Tells Of Costly Delays At Singapore & Penang
    481 8 APL Chief Tells Of Costly Delays At Singapore Penang 'Port Facilities Inadeuumm y DEVELOPMENT i*m\ improvement of port and terminal facilities at Singapore have not kept pace with increased shipping activities and, as a result, costly delays are encountered by all li:ies serving the area, writes Mr. George killion, president
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    Rubber Traders Liquidating Fairly Heavily
    177 8 Standard Staff Reporter I >XERTAINTI sliil prevailed in tbe Singapore rubber market yesterday as to the outcome «>i t!it* iliscnseMMis regarding the control «»f export lieenees ot rubber from Malaya* How /er, it would appear thai export licences v ):;.,i i ;ued freely to most
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    Rubber Cut Effect On US Trade
    68 8 Rubber Cut Effect On US Trade l.s. exports hi I "h ruary utc v lined at V. S. s i.;;:.:.ioo.:.) i tl I- ..t slilv J..T' !.'.>.) Trie fi 4 1 1 r t* for .I.inturv waa i ..'.>.;7...0n.(,;'.). Imports to Um Dafted States ft*ii ivoni the record fisare of
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    Kesang Tin Dividends
    129 8 Kesang Tin Dividends K \N' S TIN reoorted a ki tg pi ifil the directors I sed |< of five per ceal i $.;o.OiX). less I T accounts showed credit the previ > yea 51 »69: directors 1 fees 1949 >J inc me tax t2O pel m it (6,000; re
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    NOON PRICES
    50 8 Sinaa) i e- od C n> ere* B be .r cea lay 'Apr. i vere b N i R Bayers Sellers Sm $1,981 M9S*i F »B v Mo. 1 RSS &1.98 $199 No. 2 1 38 sepi ***** M 11 83 D 1 79 Tone SI at I
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    Tyres'Smokes' For Singapore
    78 8 Tyres'Smokes' For Singapore Stand rd Stall Keptrtei Tl B tie F inel Line Eyrmidon brc light Sing >,000 bags ,2.99 cases ol tiqv r, I l ses ettes, ZjOOQ cases 1,000 cases ol I )0 packages of tiles, 4•" inders 1.171 p rkagea ox > pieces of stones i e
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    Revision Of Labour Code Is Sought
    146 8 THE I \-K of 6euiog t| ;e Labour 1,,!, of the 1 u 1 wiH be undertaken b the Labour Pam •I -n.ajH.-:. Mrfd Air. im y w !nt |v> ij(> presidem parlv, vi,o wa» deded wi:h a lam majorit) to ibe 0,.,, ,-,l
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    2.400 CASES OF MILK ARRIVE
    325 8 2. 400 CASES OF MILK ARRIVE THE EAST .-v n:»c cargo and ■x sender a p F. rr. b ughi n•• iin ca for Singapore X-i >9 c ises ol mi here also woe J2.1 p i^es t>i beer, IBS jai •f acid 5 bil a of paper. 60 <■
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      RUBBER
      84 8 Fbe latest Sißgapore rubber prices yesterday (Apr. 1 w:-re per Ib. Buyers s**!!erN No 1 K.S.S Spot Loose (iom.) SI B° Sl.'ii r 0.8 In bates April No I KSS 51.98 .>>i 99 No 8 KSS si.s: si./s No K S.S < ion > si.7->\ si M l Tone:
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      TIN
      40 8 SINGAPORE, HVd. The price of Tin to-daj \va.N S<>'ZO.T.") prr Dicul, Down $1.25. [,ONI>ON UN Wednesday's priiv»s Hrst st» i were: Spot K\. ?^o bayers E1.?95 sellers. !hr:-f months v: i bnvers vri.::;o sellers. Settlement Trie:- £1,?95 Ton-: Easy.
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    S'pore Timber Trade With Sumatra Being Resumed
    53 8 Standard Staff Rrmirtrr MORE HVN 10 Singapore tongkangs have completed preparations to leave lor Bengkalis. Oieir clearance from port, which is expected any moment now, will touch off a resumption of the Colony's timber trade with tHal Mnmatran area ma*!,- possible through negotiations
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    Produce Mart Steadier
    62 8 Produce Mart Steadier Si ladard Stail Bepm ter THE PR >D1 Singapore was steadiei <■■: pri in being corded in s >me Overseas ad\ Lees com ed t i fci Copra ted hi ind ting $55 1 > Sailers son- il eluctant and no ci a jcord i C o
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    MARCH CROPS
    84 8 3SRS T 1 land, tfow gs and 1 Secre aries, rep »rt the roiiowm^ M irch crop figui es: Alor Gajah Etubbe Esl ite Ltd 2- .aOi) lbs: Aver Panas Rubber E>ta-e Ltd. 94,000 Lbs Gle lealy Plantations Ltd., 82^00 lbs.Ktnang Rubber Ltd., 69,000 \o< I uam Ltd.
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    Japanese Cargo
    95 8 p ay s freighter Pentakota, which a rived uaTSiiigapare from Japan >ngkong. bn»u«hi as careo SK^IJPS 'i m ot aS. I* bundles ol galvanized Pip«s- 1.630 kegs ol wire nails ;>--* pieces of water pipes, 505 Kegs and cases of paint. no pieces pi mild steel plates 53
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    'Houseboats' Made From Barges For Caiiex Co.
    232 8 'Houseboats Made From Barges For Caiiex Co. Standard Staff Reporter IHK FLY i .N(»BO VI slipway at kalian^ Airport out of commission since flyingboat services t*> Singapore were su*pi*mlea i^ now being used by a Singapore firm as a slipway on whir'i to build two houseboats for the Caltex Oil
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    KESANG TIN TIN OUTPUT
    28 8 M< isrs. Sm i] 8c Co Secre taries, re »r1 th I the M ■:< tin ore output of I\^^.H■■4 Tin Ltd as 30.46 picuts
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    Sime Darby Chief Ran Pig Farm In S'pore As Hobby
    354 8 Standard r .an 15 porter OPERATING a im>tl"l pit: farm iji sum] pxperiment:ng in th<* crosB brerding «;f kastraliaa binl !«m-;iI piu> to im j»r<»> the i>r< <sl of iln- Malayan stork hari S>; i i i I i inleresting
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    HK EXCHANGE
    40 8 H< >NGK< im;. ipr 11 Spe Sun S rvic Closing pi on the '.<»!: >ng i vere HKSIS 55 to£l sterlin UK to L'SSi EiKsl Bl to Mil. i. rIKSO.3IS to a e Indonesia) Ruoiah; Gold liK ;m tael.
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    RUBBER IMPORTS IN MARCH UP
    131 8 IMPORTS of rubber into V..! »v I ,i monlh amounted to 53,708 u#m«. compared v.:h "j<). l<>2 loan «i t« ri it ii February and 61,941 hn:^ in lanuary. Ot month total Singa* POT Di \\w year I i 138 I tons, r ation's I
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    Malayan Tin Has Setback
    108 8 Standard Staff Reporter TH E M A LA V AN fin melat suffered a hlight setback, dropping 1*1.2."i lo £(>20.7."> per pic ill \r-lcr-day, aficr five <la\» of ccmtilUHnM price improver pite the drop, th m irfeel remained steady, goou d being maintained u-^n overeas w:
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    Query On Sumatra, Thai Rubber
    70 8 Standard Staff orrespond'T.t PENA v \p 11:— n ers and Exp ctei mg, has writi <-f I: I IfcL: Reid to inquire a^ w imp from Su T ind for trans P Luded u rec ber t q e n also want Is of previous
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    SHARE MART MARKS TIME
    34 8 Staadard s\stf Reporter nark toda s rubb led p i we LUu B .41 4 KLBBIRS Fat. nunting Tuwr* KeMm ••nun 2.-95 3.00 10 cd 2.80 IN5>! <:K! S MIMNCi
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    FRLIT DEALERS ASSOCIATION
    82 8 THE following have neon elered oAce-bearers for Ihb year 1951 of the F' liU egetable Dealers' A-■ Singapore: Pre ident, Mr Tay Pentj B< ;i) i; Vice-president If] Chua l:u Chan; Hon. Secret j Mr. Fan Jwee Chonc; H i Treasurer. Mr. m C>i Hwa Auditor, Mr.
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    6,000 BAGS OF DATES ARRIVE IN STORE
    32 8 Standard Staff Corr^pondrm the Maersk Line freig tet Einilie Maersk, wtth fi.ooo baas mi dates from Basrah tor Singapore, is lo;idii^ .*ro a lias port
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    RECORD AIR TRAFFIC
    335 9 More Planes A nd Services For Malaya's Needs Standard Staff Reporter MALAYAN Airways which recorded an alltime high last month in passenger and cargo traffic, hope to satisfy the increasing demands made on it, especially in the Federation this year. "We hope to do this with the
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    Cuts In Rail Services
    75 9 THE Singapore Kuala Lumpur up day mail tomorrow will run up to Kluang and return as down mail train, the Malayan Railway announces. The Kuala Lumpur Singapore day mail will terminate at Gemas and return to Kuala Lumpur in time of the up day train. The
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    5 H'kong-Bound Planes Turn Back
    94 9 5 H' kong-Bound Planes Turn Back HONGKONG. Apr 11 (ReuterAAP)— The Colony was fogbound for the 34th day out of the last 40. causing the diversion of rive incoming planes, while both land and w ter traffic was slowed down considerably. Visibility was extremely bad and at times it was
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    Airliner Crashes
    22 9 ANDOVER. jßputer) A Heimes au V\ el r here today. There were Baltics, the Ministry of Civil a<-,: rinn st'ited.
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    REDS WON'T HAND OVER YUNGHAO
    170 9 HONGKONG. Apr. 11 <AP>— Officials and employees of the Communist controlled China Oil Tanker Company yesterday threw down the gauntlet to the Hongkong British authorities and declared that if Hongkong wants the 15.000-ton tanker Yunghao she is going to have to take it by force.
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    Round-The- World Training Ship Calls At S'pore
    254 9 Round-The- World Training Ship Calls At S'pore photo. TRAVELLING round the world on a training cruise H.N.M.S. Piet Hein, formerly the British destroyer Serapis, left Singapore yesterday for her base in Holland. The war-hip, which left Holland in August last year. had called at the Azores. West j Indies, through
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      626 9 13 FAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overland So Fronci.cc Los Angele All American Canadian Cities Penang P Sham Spate U j L. LUCKENBACH 24/26 Apr— 27 A P r. 28/30 Apr. Accepting cargo for Hongkong Kobe Yokohama FAST REGULAR SERVICE U.S.A (WEST COAST) PERSIAN GULF via JAPAN HONGKONC pGAI
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      82 9 ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD Aden Port Said Rott erdam and Amsterdam Aden ro p penang BARANGAN 22 26 Apr. 28 Apr. BOTTERDAM TRADING CO (M) LTD Shipping Department Tel: 5071 fcxt. 1U 10 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION LTD. Port Swettenham. Penan*. Negapattinam Madras. ss. "Ja!ago£al v ia^i* Singapore P. SueUenhant Penanff
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      652 9 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA U.K. CONTINCNT S pore P. Sbim P#dbo« -NOEOHVAI" for Bangkok 20-22 Apr. 17 IS Apt. -PANAMA" for Banitiok. Satcoo H->ri r koog Manila Robe A SO A.pr.i B .y *?**m» 2 May 28-M Apr 27-»7 Apr -sti.ANDIA" for Bangfeok 1: 3 Mav 1«-16 May 1M( May "MALAYA"
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      34 9 Despatches TODAY: South India 8 a.m. by Pentakota. Indo-China noon by Bam Hill, Christmas Is. by Islander, Palembang by Maros. Arrivals TODAY: N. Borneo. Labuan. Brunei and Miri by Kajang. Jakarta by Van Riebeeck.
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      554 9 Ships in Harbour SHIPS AT ROADS INNER ROADS AND WHARVES. 4 P.M. BaitL^SulStan^Rtoau. M BSHS n U4DI/IT6 Dukat Rajah Brooke. Semer.yih. King nHAnfbS Bay Mui Hock ftngby, Kah Soon, fnr w»,., r f- 4° 4? Halvdan, Kistna, Hua Heng, Kotanica. Lanaleescot 4C I-41 Maet.- mcke r. Ma m Sturgeoli Tung
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      165 9 WaIR ARRIVALS) sjg?y 1 1 and DEPARTURES I J Arrivals BOAC from London, aii utia ,\A~> p m. from London. Coliimbo 5.4."i p.m QEA from London. < t'tutta 5.15 p.m. from Sydney, Jakarta IJM p m. K.L.M. from Anikiiro in. Bangkok ZJtS p.m. POAS from Bangkok <; a.m. MALAYAN AIRWAYS
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      Federation Passes Film Banned In Singapore
      1484 10 Federation Passes Film Banned In Singapore INCOXSISTENCY in the polities followed by the 1 i!iii Appeal Boards of Singapore and the Federation in respect of banned t\\ :ns is nothing new. The past has brought many examples or this and the movie-soin 1 public has vainly raised its vo'it* for
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      'SURPRISES' TO HIGHLIGHT J.B. FASHION PARADE
      976 10  -  M. RAKICH by the picture is pure hokum with Mario and Kathryn in pursuit of each other across tl e and i:nong stage pi I i :e bewilderment of audience and si .;<' han tl ke B,t it does br ng on the laug
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      75 10 LAST 2 DAYS Mll A Nll l: k«ll HI S3 i Drrserred) rret !>t> mm Rates Strtetlj Suspended s i(1^ s Dail .1 a :1 |.45 LOO -a d- e.':. 1 i•; t o ciiambe?,* r n is 4j %iA i SCOTT m ,m earner o %^^t\jFP3k K Dramatic *Of
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      44 10 FOR THE Fi^ST TIME FULLY PORTRAYED liMWlli iflßxf OPENING TODAY FOUR SHOWS M AIR CONDITIONED i^ 2 4.15 6..'J() <).:'><? p.m. fMAJCSTIC* SinCCRE 1 Beautiful beyond words xr-~- 1 in glorious color ffiJ^y'j^^t >< 1• Siory f IHESCREta'S I Vi.VHM Ever Told > r^TnT LIFE OF^CHRIST T
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      292 10 H I I 111"' OPENING TODAY 11 a.m. 1.1. ">. 1.15, 6.1.">. t K <);;o THRILL... ro mi I BDKUNG SWirTHiARTS INM-GMs LATKSI SONC-I II II I) *< jA *"> JF m:sr, t-f.J^T .-i CABIQL MISI JAMLS MITCHELL lICHHSG HACEMAM CIiKIOK ,i; il| MVOTMfIMi W I^l' EE IECHNICOLOR!^^SAT AT MIDXIGHT^^P
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    89 11 ALTHOUGH they dominated the tiame; Rotterdam Trading Co. Sports Club had tr be content with a one-nil win over Bata Shoe Co. S.C. In a Singapore Business Houses' "B" league game at the Police Training ground yesterday. Bata's defence was in top form and saved them
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    283 12 Kota Raja Play Well For 1-0 Win A GOAL scored midway in' the .second half gave the Kota i Haja "A" football team a well- de erved one-nil victory over the Rocklitea XI in a SAFA Division 2 fixture at trie Ge Lang Stadium yesterday. T :e match was very
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    150 12 Chinese W in In Penang PENANG. Wed. Displaying >".p-" or combination in the *f 01 ward line the Chii red a 4-1 victory o\ er 1 1 e E ti asi ins in i an inter community soccer match played on the' Vicl ia i Green this afternoon. The E
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