Singapore Standard, 20 April 1951

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    19 1 Singapore tiger Standard VOL. 1 NO« 2?3 tk-mmmmtllll-m^ SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1951. mmmmmaaawm i 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    MACA: ASIA, EUROPE BOTH VITAL
    1059 1 US Can't Divide Efforts In Fight _W lo Liheck neds WASHINGTON, April 19 (Reuter) Gen. Douglas MacArthur told the United States Congress that m the Congress were centred the hopes and aspirations of the entire human race. He said he did not stand there as
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    Allies Pour Into Hwachon Dam Sector
    181 1 Allies Pour In to Hwachon Dam Sector IOkYO. Apr. 19 (AP)— Thousand* of Allied »|M poured into the captured Hwachon dam sector and appeared approaching a stalemate across K.rra'- narrowest width. Ilm power reservoir, just inside North Korea, ««-i/ed on Wednesday as the Communists retreated lhc north, where they have
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    Laycock:More Should Stand Fer Election
    117 1 ..lard Staff Reporter c would hke to see mlUes instead of liana C >.ne forward for c lection to the S C was str J m Laycock, Siagag slatfr c Councillor, ssed members of So \e*y of the cf Malaya, last ik waa sp dng
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    US Bomber Crashes
    20 1 I IS rocas, Apr. 19. I Nir-engined B-30 led and burned a the Fjr: Biis_> esa vation.
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    Refrigerator Goes Wrong: Woman Dies
    53 1 Standard Staff Reporter A MIDDLE-AGED woman died and a seven-year-old boy had two lingers badly scorched as the result of electricity escaping onto the door handle of a refrigerator m a house m Guan Chuan Street yesterday morning. The woman. Gwee Pio, died on the
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    Vandenberg Dies
    51 1 GRAND RAPIDS. MICHIGAN. April 18 (UP)— Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg. Republican foreign policy leader and champion of international co-operation for world peace, died peacefully m his sleep tonight from a tumor. He had been ill since October 1949 when he underwent the first series of lung and spine
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    The Governor Greets A Littte Star
    82 1 The little star of "A Citizen of Singapore," 10 year old Han Sins Kwang: gets a greeting handshake from the Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson, at the Cathay Cinema last night where the "short" m which he appeared was screened. With the boy
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    Star Makes Personal Appearance
    138 1 Star Makes Personal Appearance Standard Staff Reporter TEN-YEAR-OLD Han Sing Kwang, student of Outram School, and star of the documentary short "A Citizen Of Singapore," made a personal appearance last night on the stage of the Cathay Cinema to say "I thank you very much for your warm welcome" immediately
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    Ridgway Sees Imminent War Danger
    128 1 Ridgway Sees Imminent War Danger TOKYO, pr. 19: (ReuterAAP) Lieut Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway. United Nations Supreme Commander, said today the United States faced the imminent danger of war which could be started "any time the enemy may choose." Gen. Ridgway said this during a flying visit to Sendai, 200
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    Malay Women Take Part In Fashion Show
    135 1 Standard Woman Reporter FOR the first time Malay women and girls have come forward to take part m a fashion parade. This happened m the International Fashion Show that was held tn Johore Bahru last night m aid of the Johore Social Welfare
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    Spitfire Missing
    26 1 HONGKONG, Apr. 19— (AP) A Spitfire fighter-plane has been missing since 1200 hours today when it disappeared m a rain-squall during a routine flight.
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    Hope For 75 Aboard Sunken Sub Abandoned
    112 1 PORTSMOUTH, Apr. 19— (UP) Royal Naval ships continued to search for the vanished British submarine Affray today despite the fact that hope had been abandoned that its crew of 75 will be found alive. "We must face the fact that there is very
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    EDEN ASKS: Why Malaya Not Included In New Pact
    181 1 EDEN ASKS: Why Malaya Not Included In New Pact LONDON, Apr. 19 (AP) j The Deputy Conservative leader, Mr. Anthony Eden, asked m the House of Commons today whether the proposed U.S. Aus-tralia-New Zealand defence pact could not include Malaya. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Herbert Morrison, replied, "We will bear
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    Andrewes Tells Newsmen: Military Action Alone Can't End Korea War
    329 1 Andrewes Tells Newsmen: Military Action Alone Can't End Korea War Standard Staff Reporter VICE-ADMIRAL Sir William Andrewes, former commander of the British Commonwealth and Allied Fleet m Korean waters, told a Press Conference m Singapore, yesterday, that there was no direct military solution m Korea alone. Sir William said that
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    Insurance Rate For S. China Area Now 3%
    74 1 LONDON, Apr. 19 (AP)— London Underwriters tripled the insurance rate today for ships sailing between Canton, Hongkong, Kowloon and Macao. The area has been the seen? of several incidents lately m which British vessels has been fired on by Communist artillery or
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    SERGEANT MISUNDERSTOOD ORDERS
    513 2 Why Riot Victims Were Refused Aid At Station TWO TELEPHONE messages instructing a sergeant m charge of the Geylang Police Station on Dec. 1 1 last not to allow anyone to enter the building, and ordering Police personnel not to leave the station compound, were stated m
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    37 2 Photo: MX J X MCDOUGAI I As sistanl (ieneral M-m.uor of tht* Singapore Cold Storage. welcomed to Singapore by h^ twin daagkteTS, Susan aad Helen, after a 5 week leave Ka Britain He flew h> Qaatas.- Standard
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    Board Member Refutes Impotent Body Charge
    232 2 Board Member Refutes Impotent Body Charge Standard Staff Reporter THE MV, IPORE Rural Hoard should takt- I definite ntand ftgasnsl eritieisnas levelled by people who are led to believe lhal tiu Board is an impotent body, a third dass conneil or a poor relation ot Government* 3 r. < C
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    61 TB CASES IN RURAL AREAS
    62 2 SIXTY- te people suff« ins b m iberc losu m the i tis Su ga] >re ere i ep< rted dv: ing Febi try tl la ye« alth ugh ac tad been reported r M trchu ere were 45 a ice oi c ticken
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    S'pore Chinese To Petition Can ton Govt
    146 2 S'pore Chinese To P etition Can ton Govt Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Chinese Cham her of Commerce decided at a meeting yesterday to ask the Canton Government to relax the newly enforced immigration regulations nhich prohibit the entry of overseas (hinese into Swatow without a passport issued by the
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    ROAD NAMED
    21 2 A ROAD opposite Holland Road Police Station had been named "Eng Hoe Road by the Rural Board, Singapore, yesterday.
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    Langdons Plan S'pore Room
    81 2 MR. AND MRS. William R. Langdon (above) who return to the United States today, plan to have a Singapore room m their house. "Our stay m Singapore has been so pleasant that perhaps we will be less homesick" if we have a Singapore room," they told
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    Chinese Chamber Wants To Collect Money For SATA
    225 2 NOT DIFFICULT GET $200,000' Standard Staff Reporter IT SHOULD not be difficult for the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce to collect $200,000 required by the Sinaapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association to complete its new building project, Mr. Quek Sun Oh, a committee member of
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    Bid To Make Buhit Timah Road Safer
    124 2 Standard Staff Reporter MORE DANGER signals and 'Vat's eyes" should be installed by the Trafic Department along: Bukit Timah Road where there had been an increasing number of accidents. This suggestion was made by Mr. E. Galistan, an unofficial member of the Singapore
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    Penang Schoolgirl Is Guest Of Mr. Mac Donald
    267 2 Penang Schoolgirl Is Guest Of Mr. Mac Donald Standard Staff Reporter SALLY ONG, 17-year-old Peiang schoolgirl was all excited and happy when she touched down at Singapore Kallang Airport yesterday morning. Sfce is here to spend a long week-end as guest of the Commissioner General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, at Bukit
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    2 Officers Resign From SMC
    48 2 TWO SENIOR Officers of the Singapore Municipality have resigned their jobs. They are Mr. C, C. Collom, Deputy Municipal Engineer, and Mr. E. G. Staunton, Assistant Registrar of Vehicles. The Standard was told yesterday that the reason for their resignations was purely persona]
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    Sequel To Dope Haul: $50,0008 Bail
    106 2 Sequel To Dope Haul: $50,0008 Bail TWO CHINESE, ll B Hien arui Ong Ban Leong wen each allowed 150,000 bail m two sureties m The Singap r First Distr.rt O :rt yester ay when they denied posse of $400,000 worth, cf opium. The me n were alleged to have 1
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    Charged With Hiding Evidence
    136 2 A CHARGE ot c ncej ling evidence ol .o murder ol a i M day W :v..xr.. C lhik binte .V I:" ih v a h >use .-t Jb rf Road on April 16 was explained i to Ong Chin Poh Ln the S:::»; r* Second
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    US To Invite Malayan Leaders On Study Visit
    215 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE I ailed Stales ConsnlatoGeneral m is arranging for some Malayan leaden represent im: various schools of ihonghl and interests to \\<-i\ tiu I niited States this summer, the retiring Anieriean Consnl-General m Singapore, Mr. \V. R. Lanndon. told
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    Rural Board Election?
    72 2 MEMBERS of the Singapore Rural Board should he consulted if Government agrees to the suggestion that members of the Board should be elected, Mr. Chin Chye Fong, sm unofficial member of the Board said at tbe Board's meeting yesterday. Mr. JT. A. Harvey, the Chairman of the
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    Dinner For Paglar
    50 2 THE LIBERTY Musical and Dramatic Associ ition ill ri. mer on II i lay. Ap: I Z3 the Toi Tong Restaurant, New World to ce'.t brate Dato C. J. Paglar*s election to the Singa- pore Legi.-. .-.tive Council D to Paglar is a patron of tbe asso-
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    To Preach Here
    36 2 Dr. Edmund Davison S »pei author and preacher from I > UviH preach at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church. Kampong IKapor Road, tm Sunday st 5.30 I p.m. Miss Ane Kirn Lee will sing.
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    Fantasies About Human Infertility
    265 2 Standard Staff Reporter PROFESSOR B. H. Shearet i chose "Fact and Fantasy m l Kcdafion to Human Infertility" for his inaugural lecture as Pro/essof o/ Gynaecology and Obstetrics, University of Malaya, l&st night. He revealed how infertility became the subject of special _.\V\\\V\\\\VVV\Y\V\A\V\\\VV\.\\A\W\\VWl study only within
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    Injured Cpl. Left In Drain
    52 2 Standard Staff Reporter i AN R.A.F. corporal who was badly burnt, was left m a drain m Victoria Street during the December fiots, it was stated m I Court yesterday. Othman Gani was tentatively charged with the murder ol Corporal Peter Hugh Bell on Dec.
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    Citizenship Laws: Amendment Urged
    225 3 Mandard Maflf Correspondent K. ALA LUMPUR, Thurs.-Certain Chinese memtbe Federal Legislative Council are expected to luce an important amendment to the Federal nship Bill when an amending bill to the citizenaws is brought up m Council at its meeting next sday by tne member for Home
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    20 3 M John Da vies who was r rd to Miss Muriel r. .iim David at St. Andrews Church. Tarit Buntar.
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    No Lack Of Armoured Car Parts
    149 3 .Apr. 19 (AP) T I isces m are using annoure I 3 e ring Wi i I j D lale, MinisState r Colonial a stioner m of C wnnwwM jesterd Dugdale iil how- were short pari suggested by C aaservative I •ely recondiI s
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    DAWN SERVICE
    105 3 ■taadaad Staff Correspondent j KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— j Al ZAC Day, April 25. will be l red here with a Dawn c at the Cenotaph, Rev. E 1. Currie officiating. As tne 1 arrives two minutes i will be observed era and m ioi l^ c 2 S
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    42 3 ANNE, eldest daughter of Mr. L. C. Carrel. Federal Secretariat. K. L.. and Mrs. Carrel, celebrated her 7th birthday last week at BeUamv Koad with a party to her many friends. She is seen with her birthday present a brand new bicycle.
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    Kluang Starts Drive For 500 Home Guards
    87 3 KLUANG, Thurs.— As part of a drive to enlist 500 Home Guards, four members of Home Guard Committee addressed a large gathering at the Padang on Tuesday. Che Hussein bin Haji Sulong acting DO spoke m Malay. Mi. CD Westwood. Headmaster. r»i)v'ernment English
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    32 3 mtmf Malacca Municipal Staff Mu C nici?aT a Employees A provisional committee with Mr. J. a. VaSniasingham as Chairman and s others were entrusted with tne ?eSut?ation of the proposed cooperative society.
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL'S 75th SEAT
    116 3 FEDERAL COUNCIL'S 75th SEAT Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Dr. A.E. Duraisamy, has been appointed a temporary unofficial member of the Federal Legislative Council and thus nils the 75th seat which became vacant as a result of the appointment of Dato E.E.C. Thuraisingham. member for Education, as an official
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    Federation Hews Briefs
    244 3 WONG Ah Tuah (43) was mmtrged before the Muar Magistral inche Rauf for possession af a hndgrenade. The case was postponed to April 24. BU S. Subramaniam, memb- an old Kluang Chetty fl n, ban returned to Kluang two year m m*~ Wa. LOH Kirn So. a
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    76 3 Five Chinese teachers from the Federation enplaned for UK yesterday morning to undergo a three months course of specialised training m teaching. They will return and take up posts as Chinese language tutors to European officers m Government service. Picture taken at Kallang yesterday shows, from left to right: Mr.
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    HACKED WIFE TO DEATH; CARPENTER MUST HANG
    153 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A Malay carpenter. Tamin bin Buyong, who hacked his wife with an axe. was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Fletcher Rodgers. m the Supreme Court today. The prosecution alleged that on Nov. 25. last year, the
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    6 POLICEMEN WOUNDED
    90 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The manager of a Kota Tinggi sawmill and six policemen, belonging to a posse that went to investigate the burning of four lorries, belonging to the mill, were wounded following an attack by a strong bandit force. The seriously injured were C'ASP. Edwards. C/A.S.P.
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    3 Bandits Die In 2 Skirmishes
    157 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Security Forces claimed three bandits m .operations m the Federation yesterday. Two of these were m a follow-up m Bahau. A large bandit gang fired on a small police foot patrol and killed two Special Constables, a second
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    STUDENTS PICNIC
    69 3 ONE hundred and fifty normal students from the Chung Hua School, Seremban, under the auspices of their school management, had their vacation at Mr. Loke Wan Tho's bungalow at 2J miles, Telok Kemang Road, Port Dickson. Games, play-act-ing, singing, dances and swiming were indulged m. One of the
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    Promotions To Be Based On Exams.
    228 3 Promotions To Be Based On Exams. Standard Siaff Correspondent MALACCA. Wed.— Amongst the matters discussed by the Municipal Commissioners of Malacca Town at their monthly r Q ting yesterday were Municipal Clerical Examiu :u" and revision of staff salary scales. The Commissioners agreed, m principle, that promotions should be decided
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    3 MONTHS JAIL
    63 3 A. RAMIAH (21) was charged m the sessions court today with stealing trade-plates valued at $32 from the Central Workshop. Sentul, was sentenced to three months r.i. m the Magistrate's Court, Kuala Lumpur. THREE Chinese shopkeepers. Lee Sok Ngew. Chua Hua Meng and Chou Pat of Jalan
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    First': Statement On Call-up Of Students
    377 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. In general, the difficulties and fears of students are appreciated, but the circumstances of the Emergency must take precedence over all private considerations. This statement has been made by the Federation Comptroller of Manpower, to The Singapore Standard
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    Develop Town First, Says Commissioner
    413 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Until all available lands m the town areas are exhausted, country lands should not be utilised for building purposes. This view was presented by the Federation Town Planner, Mr. T. A. L. Concannom to Kuaia Lumpur Municipal Commissioners today
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    Mr. Tan Is Transferred
    34 3 MR. Tan Cheng Hoon. Chinese Interpreter attached to the Magistrate Court. Port Dickson, has been transferred to Kuala Klawang. Jelebu. His successor is Mr. Tarn Swee Yoon ot Kuala Pilah.
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    At Jonore Banru s International Fashion Show
    76 4 M > Runnie Saffian, the orsri ol ttie Interna. i onal Fas m. S boa wean a cr.n >- i ne iresa, A? ih Onn daughter of Dato Oin bin Ja'afar, models .i white satin Pakistani bridal outfit Miss Geok Sim models an
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    Election Sub-C'ttee Proposes Unofficial Majority In J. Bahru
    346 4 Election Sub-C'ttee Proposes Unofficial Majority In J. Bahru JOHORE BAIIRI Thur-. Hie Johore Hahru Town Councils sub-committee ou election has proposed an unofficial majority m the Council of 11 to 6. Recommendations which are being forwarded to the Government on the composition of the Counei] are lhal there should he
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    Malacca Polls
    35 4 MALACCA, Thurs.— Mr. Gerald Hawkins, Supervisor of Elections, Malacca, announcing that the constitution and rules governing Municipal elections would be issued very soon, said that resistration of voters would probably start next month.
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    22 4 TWO Chinese, Ng Ban Chuan and Tan Kok Wah were each fined $15 by the Muar magistrate for gambling at Jalan Yahaya.
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    KL Girl Injured In Hotel Shooting
    185 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. A pretty 18-year-old Chinese girl student from kuaia Lumpur, Mi*- (hua Hui Huang, wan hit m her riiiht arm today by a bullet stated to have been accidentally fired from a revolver belong- mi: to a frtrnd. The incident
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    Post Mortems Said Contrary To Islam
    236 4 Post Mortems Said Contrary To Islam Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Thurs. Islam forbids thc mutilation (cutting up of thc body) of a corpse, Councillor Tuan Haji Mohamed Ali bin Haji Sulaiman said when he math' his plea to Government to take necessary steps to make it no longer necessary, m
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    Federation Envoys To Festival
    105 4 Federation Envoys To Festival Xl ALA I. I M PUR, Thurs— The Federal Government announced today that the Federation will be represented at the forthcoming Festival of Britain, celebrations by Tuan Haji Abdul Wahab bin Abdul Aziz. Dato Panglima Bukit Gantanir, .Mentri Besar of Perak, Captain Hussein bin Onn. Mr.
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    Langaon Lauas Move To Build Race Harmony
    208 4 Langaon Lauas Move To Build Race Harmony Standard Staff Reporter THE efforts political organisations like the UMNO and the MCA are making for political and rnanml harmony m Malaya will before long bear trail, i^uld I lie retiring American Consul General, Mr. W. K. Langdon. m an interview with The
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    Chaplains' Refresher Course Ends
    280 4 TWO BISHOPS will lly fr >m Penang iay at lhe end :ie Retre^he: C >u;>e they have been conducting mere than SO Chaplains of the three service.-. They are Dr Maurice Harland, Bishop of L.r.co'.n. Britain's Largest Di< cese, who has been touring RA F Qi
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    Red Flag Flies On Ipoh Hill
    96 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Thurs— ln a defiant gesture, a large red flag flew over one of the many hills surrounding Ipoh this —fiat. The UD is about three miles north of Ipoh town and the red flag which is attached to a tree,
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    Union Men Hold Meeting
    64 4 Standard Stafi Correspondent SETTLEMENT trade uni .ts I a long conference m 1 1 night mth Federal C lv a and Trade Unionists PP. N lyanan and MP. Rajagopal W li erstan B I S ttlemenl C mcillor A X Nair, Chairman I the Malacca Divis
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    CHAMBER PROTEST TO GOVT. ON AIRPORT
    258 5 WOOO Petition To Keep Homes tiil c.x^ ,U,ard Slaff Reporter mere J b M^° A 1 P RE C »»"e Se Cbamber of ComnZ* C Cd l pelUion lhe Government f" g ffa^ a1 1 Proposal to build a civil aeroThed le Pa>a Ul
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    Two For Talks In Brussels
    97 5 Standard Staff Reporter rWO MALAYAN delegates, Li nei Yin Geyzel, a Gonn I Eng ish Sr-. »o] Teacher it Port Di a and President of N S«-r_b.'.an Teacners' I Thiam Siew, of the Singa] re Labour Departi the W 'rid P ssional Workers i m
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    IQBAL DAY
    54 5 z.' »r ispices of the h erse is Pakisl Lei gue ot S gap c i the chairs Mr. MJ Namazie Day" be ci lebrated iSu it 10 aja at No. 31 Lor g 12. i leylang the premises f the A Mai o a M uslin Musi
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    ROAD DETOUR
    51 5 THE SINGAPORE Rural B .i al ita meeting yesterday agreed to deviate Changi Road a t the 61 mile, by constructing i this ye ur to byI iss a ige at Ulu Bee <. way bei een the lunction Bedok Road and East Coast: Road— il funds could
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    Scout Dance To Aid Camp Fund
    98 5 THE SINGAPORE Boy Scouts Association will be holding a fiance at the Victoria Memorial HaU on April 21. m aid ot the Scout Training Camp Fund. The dance, which will start at 8.30 p.m. will have the Sambodian Band m attendance. There will be
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    He Came, Saw And Then Got Fed Up
    241 5 Standard Slipping Reporter WITH only 50 rupees m his pocket 18-year-old V. Sinniah left his native Madras and came to Singapore to live with his parents here. But his hopes of ever seeing Singapore seemed very remote, until the Rajula called at
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    32 5 Mr. R. C. B. Wiltshire. Singapore's Deputy Poi ice Commissioner, who. accompanied by his wife left for England by the Corfu yesterday oa siVmonths sick leave. ABOVE: Mr. Wiltshire. BELOW: Mrs. Wiltshire.
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    GOVT. TO USE PARK BUILDIM6S
    99 5 Standard Stall Reporter ALTHOUGH THE park m Pasir Panjang will be derequisitioned by the Military m June this year, the public will not be able to use it because the Singapore Rural Board has agreed to allow Government to use the buildings for a year
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    CASUARINA ROW MAY END SOON
    122 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE TUSSLE BETWEEN the Singapore Rural Board and tne Royal Air Force which began four or five months back regarding the planting of 80 lUsuarina trees along 14 milestone Changi Road nn" end soon if a compromise solution offered by the Board
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    $100 Bond Forfeited
    119 5 EDWARD Martin Bleu art forfeited his $100 bond m the SinI gapore Second Traffic Court yesterday when he failed to appear m Court yesterday morning to face two charges. S'ewart it was alleged drove a car at Dunearn Road early yesterday morning without a licence. It was
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    MRS. MENON TO THANK VOTERS
    66 5 JURS. VILASIXI r.lenon. Woman Councillor for Seletar District, will address a public meeting m front of Block No. 68 m the Naval base area to '.hank her electorate on Sunday, April 22. at 5.30 p.m. Similar meetings will be held at Jalan Kayu. ILAJF., Seletar
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    Labour Party Plans Ward Branches
    199 5 Photo. Standard Staff Reporter THE GENERAL Council of lhe Labour Party of Singapore will mccl shortly to formulaic party plans for expansion ami consolidation, The Standard understands. Branch.es of the party will be organised In the various electoral ward-, which i.i tarn will establish regional
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    SMSU Hails Manyam's Pay Move
    356 5 Standard Slaff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Municipal Services Union is surprised to see that the Commissioners have not so far cared to consider the question of revision of salaries of all Municipal employees. Thi* was stated yesterday by Mr. Lim Toh Nee, President of the Union,
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    Father Hadn't Seen Baby So Madame Flew Out
    297 5 Father Hadn't Seen Baby So Madame Flew Out Standard Staff Renorter MR. PHILLIPE DAUDY, Far East Correspondent of the Agence France Presse, who is at present m Singapore on a survey tour, had a surprise waiting for him at Kallang Air Port on Wednesday evening. Mr. Daudy had gone there
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    Colony Right On Road—Langdon
    411 5 Colony Right On Road Langdon Standard Staff Reporter J Mr. W. R. Langdon, the retiring American ConsulGeneral m Singapore, who leaves hy the President Monroe today for the United States, told The Standard that he very much enjoyed his stay m Malaya. Said Mr. Langdon: "I have had complete freedom
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    40 5 PROFESSOR ROY MORELL, Professor of En«rlish at the University cf Malaya, and participant m the Singapore Art Society's second annual exhibition. stripped down to the waist appraises an oil painting before lunging it up at the British Council Hall yesterday
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    How High Should A Room Be?
    115 5 standard Staff Reporter THE Colonial Secretary, Singa- I pore is to be asked to withhold j confirmation of the Singapore Rural Board by-laws with regard to the height of rooms pending the views of the Rate- payers Association. At the Rural Boatd meeting yesterday.
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    Fear Of Old Age
    825 6 C*OMES a time m the life of an employee when he realises that his wot king days will soon be over. For twenty, thirty or forty years he has Wd ki d hard and long as every good citizen should. The work may not have given
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    WHAT CHANCE HAVE THESE KIDS GOT?
    838 6 WHAT CHANCE HAVE THESE KIDS GOT? r J IHERE1 HERE are angry men ami women m ('.a nl iff today and each of them believes that there is justice m his anger. The businessmen are angry because fewer and fewer ships come into this once-thriving port and those that do
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      Mr. John Laycock Challenges Us
      426 6 Sir: In >«»ur Wednesday 9fl leader headed *Quit Shoving There** I think \ou are less than fair to a number of thi' new Singapore Legislative Councillors. V a say that we must n t sho i *mi do uv h enthusiasm over *he implementation oi
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      AGAINST STATE LOTTERIES
      317 6 S I b serv* 11 The Straits R nes is making strenu is efforts to influence I c Si c Leg slative C tunci] to toll m I ie redera- inti duce State L tte ies m Singap :et or else to w Ff ii .o >:i
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      WHY WERE THEY NOMINATED?
      129 6 Sir: The Governor of Singapore. Sir Franklin Gimson is reported to have said at the opening of the Legislative Council on Tuesday that as his two nominees m the last Council. Messrs. Lim Yew Hock and Thio Chan Bee, are now returned by the electorate "it
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      GREETINGS TO 2 COUNCILLORS
      48 6 Sir:— Kindly permit me to offer my felicitations to Dr. Paglar for his success m the Legislative Council elections and hope he will live up to his promises I also congratulate Mrs. V. Menon for being the first woman councillor. CHIA POX THIK, Singapore.
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    A STRUGGLE ENDS AND ANOTHER BEGINS
    840 6  - A STRUGGLE ENDS AND ANOTHER BEGINS Kenneth Harris By WASHINGTON. Y\Y Backing General Mat Arthur. President Truman has not ended a atruggle he has begun one. Or rather, he haa brought it to the surface. The conflict of Ideas 0:1 what America's Far East policy should be has simmered volenti
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    Review of Views
    108 6 Review of Views t Outgrown Himself AMONG THK tag of M acAn iem interest Tar removal [ji probably ted thi I outbreak ol a Si*\ i at DtaMa i me- basic causes 01 favour of 1 j 1 been removed (While idm r M a hero captured thi P I
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    Truman: Pacific Defence Based On Atlantic Pact
    240 7 bn ii. it i resident Trnman told press conI '.'".V"' Slales ide ;l Pacific defence system was o» lhe UUnUc co for the defence of E^p™ :i 1 1 all over ihe c thi tag to the conference m Uu h ipe of
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    Bomb Red China, Use Chiang Men
    133 7 Bomb Red China, Use Chiang Men ■~.i U_':;es: at H bert A. Tutt. Ofo said tonight iU States should se N il nalisl troops b Communist China, il to win the Korean Id :;,"t!i"s of The R< thai "We i s to bi ing thai ssl c nclusi y." kn
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    UK Govt's Gift To Philippines
    63 7 Api Ifl ft ition that the >tei ng the British Govern- as an expression of donate; to the Philip-' i ent $205,000, ac- -.c Evening XvA >. Ling tage G <. rnment's amity i ship gesture, the s that A -ting Foreign Neri has reto
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    30 7 RKGOON, \pr !8, (API M rC€ Minister Ko i miss;:..; since 1948, his il i Communist > m the remote hulls over- ie Chindwin valley, acl 1 an >:'h Burma report.
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    ECA To Buy Raw Cotton For Taiwan
    57 7 TAIPEI, Aur 19 (AP)— E.CA.J Washing! ffl haa earmarked j US$2,OOO ,r to buy raw cotton j r Formosa's textile industry. This raw COtt the Marshall Aid mission here announced, ild be used to manufacture for civilian use. The allocation was the fifth
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    Bevin's Funeral
    95 7 Bev in's Funeral i LONDON. Apr 18, (Reuter).— T_e funeral ol Erne-' Bevin, Britain's former Foreign SecreI -v who died last Saturday, ilc place day In the presence ii .vi -Id diplomats, politicians. le union leaders and Other public figures Outside the chapel was possibly 'he gre itest profusion ol
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    Closer To Security System
    182 7 Closer To Security System WASHINGTON. Apr. 18 (Router)— President Truman said today the United States was moving towards an agreement with Australia and New Zealand on a Pacific security system against aggression. In a statement. Mr. Truman said the possibilities of such n agreement had been discussed j with Congressional
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    Tibetan Delegation En Route To Peking
    99 7 MANILA. Apr. 19. (UP).— Six Tibetans, en route to Peking tor talks on Tibet's "liberation*' by the Chinese Communists were forced to make an overnight stop here when the Pan-Ameri- ear Airways plane they were ridiiu from Calcutta was unable i to land m
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    UN Good Offices Committee Meets
    87 7 photo. Nasrollah Entezam (centre). President of the UN General Assembly and chairman of the (iood Offices Committee, sits with two other committeemen m New York April 11. At left is Mexico's Dr. Lius Padilla Nervo, and at right is Sven Grafstrom of Sweden. It was
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    UN C'ttee Won't Act On N. Korean 'Peace Offer'
    310 7 UN C'ttee Won 't Act On N. Korean 'Peace Offer' LAKE SUCCESS, Apr. 18 (LP) The United Nations three-man Good Office* Committee has decided not to act on the North Korean "peace offer' for the time being, a highest diplomatic source told the United Press today. The informant revealed that
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    King's Borderers Sail From HK For Korea War
    151 7 HONGKONG, Apr. 19— (AP) Another battalion of British troops for the U.N. war m Korea left for Japan aboard the U.S.* Navy troop-carrier ship Montrose. More than 500 officers and men of the King's Own Scottish Borderers left late today. They will
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    Three Fatally Injured In Abadan Strike
    105 7 TEHERAN. Apr. 18 (UP)It was reported from Abadan today that about 5,000 demonstrated outside Abadan and were dispersed by tanks and military with _some being injured. Three labourers who were injured, reports said, died m hospital. An AIOC communique said intimidation m Abadan was
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    Peking Files Protest Over Ship Seizure
    208 7 SAX FRANCISCO, Apr. 19 (AP)— Red China's regime declared officially on Wednesday the British seizure of a tanker at Hongkong "is an act of open provocation against the People's Republic of China." It said a "serious protest" is being lodged with the British government.
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    24 7 CANBERRA. (Airmail) (ReuterAAP)— Australia's net population gain from migration last year was 153,885. Of the new settlers, 09.341 were British (39.7%); 105,199 non-British (00.3%).
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    Peking Offers India Million Tons Of Rice
    153 7 Confirmation HONGKONG. April 19 (UP) Peking Radio today confirm-] led that Communist China has I "agreed to oiler" India 1,000,-1 1 000 tons of rice. The offer earlier reported from New i Delhi was received initially l With disbelief and then a shock
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    Rejects MacA Korean Views
    358 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 18 (LP)— Secretary of Suic Dean Acheson tonight flatly rejected Gen. Douglas MarArthur's proposal for extending the war beyond Kor«a on the ground's that it would "gravely imperil world peace." In a major foreign policy speech made only a few hours before Mac Arthur's
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    Gift—Or Loan?
    42 7 Gift Or Loan? WASHINGTON. Apr. 18. (Reuter) The Senate Foreign Relations Committee studying the grain for India bill today r:--eussed whether the gram should be given as an outright tint or whether part of it should be sent on a loan basis.
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    55 7 photo. Mrs. Ethel Rosenberg, convicted US atom spy. smiles and waves as she leaves New York's women's detention home m a car, April 11. for the death house m Sing Sing Prison. Mrs. Rosenberg. 15, and her husband, Julius. .'{l. were sentenced to die for furnishing wartime atom secrets to
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    Robertson: Support For MacA Policy Is Denied
    308 7 Robertson: Support For MacA Policy Is Denied I TOKYO, Apr IP [UP) Lieut. Gen Sir Horace Etobtrt- son, Commander of the British Commonwealth troops En Japan, today categorically denied expressing support for Gen Arthur's policy of bo Chinese ba sec m Man- "I have never exprei proval or disapproval of
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      43 7 h uuluk sh ade ar z mi j vi ■%W > ./i BEHAVING \A=r_»w 1 THEY DON'T ACT MW TFTEV KLbM T~=a^Bßl_H- .STRANG^.v ?L^ Ibl LIKE GOLDFISH- fs\ TRYING TO GO I |35? C I t^Mft -___~;l> r ""^P \I THINK THEY'RE UPSTREAM^/ V^LfW^^f/\
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    S'pore Govt. Drive Against Inflation Now In Action Stage
    461 8 S'pore Govt Dr i ve Against Inflation Now In Action Stage Standard Slaff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government's drive against inflation and high price*, which has now reached the action stage, will he reviewed hy the _F\tMiiti\e Council. Any legislation necessary to put certain schemes into effect v* ill he wlimilk
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    Small Traders And Patients Benefit
    162 8 Small Traders And Patients Benefit Income Tax Ref orm Proposals SLNOAPORE doctors, smaM traders ;m<l freelun. v»riler- ler-v iouril l»\ a Standard reporter »'•>- tt -r.l n blmmijJj radorocd the I 'acker Conunittee pro- };>-..!- tt»r iiKotiit- lax reform. I h**-*** proposals incorporated ia ihe I X ayntemn 1 1
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    Stanvac To Build South Africa's First Oil Refinery
    76 8 Stanvac To Build South Africa's First Oil Refinery I V c to be eted i i •mi r. SL ite on nati It vc- a c per cost U. 5.512.; .s vjck d bj Vacuum's parent C j exp4 will next year rhe refinery s i 19^4. c mas g
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      RUBBER
      76 8 lhe iJteM vn^tpore ruhher prices >e«.te-da> (Apr. 151 \\_*re p*^r Ih. Bayers Seßers Ni» 1 KS> Spei no;n >1 M SI !'l F.O B ia hales May. No 1 KSS $1 ST >1 SS No KSS HBl sis: N K.S..S n.-rii si:: m:s I .v Easier. 1 ONlM>\ Xl
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      TIN
      40 8 SINGAPORE Thurs.— Thf i> re < e of Tn to d_iy »:> $574 per pieaL l'p LONDON n\ Tliarsdaj*_s prices iir>t yssion were: >pot £1,165 buyers £1,171 veller>. Thret* months 1.130 buyers t:1.13."> >ellers. Sfttlement Price t1.165 Tone: Firm but quiet.
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    Thailand Boom
    55 8 THAILAND^ exports In Ja .ti I Fe i mainly rice, were ilued 528 16 58 ba il c 0| red Ith 4 ***** x. In the c o_s tiding pea id m lb»5J. Imports r ise to 439.565.--787 bahl from 3?9.692J_!24 baht f r t'.e first two months
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    Ruling Money Exchange Rates
    102 8 3 nam In force as supplied by the o ks Association are as follows: oa* I^**^* 0^ fa*^Chtaa idosui ar, pe^ttM ta etr.lt. Uollam 1«• oa« |m£ naw.3ll ms ladone^iaa Rupiah; a»ia FREE MARKET CURRENCIES y "•> TT. OJ SO A god *>d. A- 0 3
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    US EXPORTS TO ASIA FALLING
    81 8 THE Fai Bast t It pei cenl the tot US exports m tflfi c mpa ie I w ith 16 pei cent 1049, IS per cent, m 194 s 1936 L93t the US. Com- T shipments includes s it i< tst< m Asi Australia, I
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    Large Timber, Charcoal Cargoes Due Here Soon
    214 8 1^ 1 1 w IV I > ii i tarit tail l\t* i)orti*r >!(>RE THAN 25 Singapore tOHgkangs have now left for the Bengkalis area of Sumatra to revive the Colony's imports of Indonesian timber, supplier of which are vital to the local
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    JB Building Material Controls Ignored
    398 8 Standard Staff Reporter J<*:ORF BAHRU, Apr. 19.— Building contractors and construction agents m Johore Bahru art- criticisms lhe Governmenl for inability to curb rising prices or lo ease the acute shortage of building materials. Building materials m short' suppiy aro timber, cemenl tiles and steel,
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    Synthetic Output
    75 8 THE U S. Government is plan- rung to increase synthetic rubber! production by 100,000 t -ns a year with its present planl facilities ''nd has plans tor building] new plants, the New York. Journal of Commerce reports. The Reconstruction Finance C »rp. is now producing 660,000 tons and
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    S'pore Rubber Traders Warn Of Market Chaos
    282 8 Standard Staff Reporter UNLESS a decision i* reached on the control of rubber exports from Malaya quickly chaotic conditions maj develop m the Singapore rabbet market, traders warn. Pending clarification on the controls, they are al a loss as to what should he
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    Kedah PWD Making Its Own Bricks
    55 8 ALOR STAR. Apr. 19 To combat the high cost of materials for Government buildings, the Kedah Public Works Dept. has installed machinery and equipment for the manufacture of cement bricks m its workshop here. Some 5.000 bricks are being manufactured daily at a cost
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    APL Monroe Brings Big Food Cargo
    303 8 APL Monroe Brings Big Food Cargo st. uni. ird Shipping Correspondeat THF API. 9.1k -ton President Monroe, now m Singapore, has br night as hor main cargo l ir ta. 1 Col my _2".0.~1 cartons of sardines, L 5 tons of frozen iood. 3,711 cases of dried fruit, 1,152 cartons
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    UK-Argentine Pad Soon
    22 8 UK -Argentine Pad Soon T Brttlsl jot i a tors finished" rk I it was N y stated m Bue s Aires
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    34 8 p.uuo. The lalagopil brought from India a car~o of 24,215 baskets or onions, 1,500 b.igs o? jasgery. besides textiles and general merchandise. Pit ture shows two lorries loaded with onions leaving the docks.- Standard
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    US MAY END RUBBER STOCKPILING
    189 8 NATURAL rubber's "skyfcigh" price is -already showing signs of nervousness as indicated by the drop of five cents this week on the Singapore market. This view is expressed m the Wall Street Journal, which says that world rubber stockpiling could begin to "dry up" this
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    60 8 Singapore rubber circles have been shocked by bleeding: of rubber trees as seen m this picture taken on a Liberian plantation. However. Malayan smallholders, m an effort to cash m on the prevailing: boom, have been carrying out similar "slaughter" tapping; on their estates. I.S. economic aid and evpert advice
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    Parents Hard Hit By Profiteering In Milk
    457 8 Standard Staff Reporter MOTHERS m Singapore and the Federation v lo an their babies on powdered milk have been forced to \m\ over 50 n the normal price. The blackmarket m powdered milk '7 l! vicious so far has imposed a serious burden
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    Tin Up $7 After Week Of Declines
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    Pepper Rises Steeply
    23 8 Pepper Rises Steeply S md rd i. v »'l|t|l'« i,... u,.,i t ll'ir aitab wr,. I pore «bu--5115 (1 c I c taj
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    MALAYAN SHARE PRICES
    729 8 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE, Tl irs Malayan lin shares a I noi n pond j to '••> better I Is from Lon 100 ar: though pro i 0 slightly better, isiness m this s tioo was smalL Industrials remained firm Qe r ibbers wore m ined to
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    NEW AIR SEA SERVICE
    215 9  -  IVOR KRAAL Radio Firm Starts By Standard Staff Reporlei INTER NATIONAL Aeradio Ltd., has formed a subsidiary compam m Singapore to care foi the "eyes and ears" oi ships and aircraft thai call at Singapore. The new company International Aeradio (Fai East) Ltd. will carry oul
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    Control Desk At Rangoon
    90 9 A TWIN position control desk (above) recently installed m the control tower of Mingladon Airport, Rangoon, by International Aeradio Ltd. The left position is for airfield control and the other for approach control. Warning to the fire service, ambulance, and others concerned, is provided by a
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    Giant Tankers
    31 9 An American firm is considering construction of a dozen tankers with nearly twice the carrying capacity of the largest now" being built, the Journal ot Commerce reported. A. P.
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    Two Italian-Built Cargo Ships For Indonesian Govt.
    118 9 Two Italian-Built Cargo Ships For Indonesian Govt. Standard Shipping Reporter TWO 817-ton freighters, built m Italian shipyards on the order of the Indonesian Government some time j ago, are being delivered by Italian crews at Jakarta. lhe first ship the Kalimantan —with an Italian crew of 20, arrived m Singapbre
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    More German Vessels To Come Out East
    118 9 HONGKONG. Apr. 19: (Reu-ter-AAP)—The first German ship since the outbreak of the European war m 1939 arrived m the Colony yesterday. Captain Franz Ahl. skipper of the vessel, said "This visit is the forerunner of several more of Rickmers Line. In the near
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    Ships in Harbour
    189 9 WHARVES Gdn. 44 Vilnus. Sheers Wharf: 42 43 Jalagopal, 40 41 Les C'.ieres, 38 39 Eenvannoch. 33 34 Gleniffar. 31 32 Steel Apprentice. 2} 30 Granville, 27 28 Star Alchone. 25 26 Tresillian. 23 24 Nordstjernan. 21 22 Ki-tna, 19 20 Vercors, 17 18 Islander. 15 16
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    AIRPORT REOPENS
    21 9 HAIFA. Apr. 19. (AP). Haifa airport was reopened yesterday to civilian traffic after being closed for over a year.
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    407 9 fc\si asia I'IC LIME Outward From Europe Apr. 21: Nordhval, for Bangkok, Apr. 23. TO EUROPE Apr. 26 Fionia. AMERICAN MAU LINE Put Li is West Coast forts. Accepting cargo toi South ann Centra 1 America Ocean Mail loading at Gdns. 3 9. EVERETT ORIENT LINE For H'kong,
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      145 9 I [air arrivals) V^i^ Arrivals Q. E. A. Freighter from Sydney :>.JO p.m. from Amsterdan, B'kok 11.30 a.m. X.l from Jakarta »;.Jti a m F A. from Bangkok CIS p.m. 8.0.A.C. from London 15'kok .*.:;."> pm. (i.I.V. from Jakarta. T. Pinang: 4_.il p in. MALAYAN AIBWAYb from Penang Ipoh. Kuala
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      25 9 gS»#MAILSf Despatches TODAY: N. Borneo. Labuan. Brunei and Miri by Kelantan, Hongkong, China. Philippine Is. and Japan by Breconshire. j Arrivals TODAY: Thailand by train.
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    Junior League
    499 10  - Junior League Aunt Chris to bet What A Strange Place To Wear One's Eyes! jgETTY was taking Grandpa for a walk m the park near her home. Tne park belonged to a gentleman who allowed his neighbours to walk m it, but they might not gather the flowers or frighten
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    He's Lonely No Longer
    108 10 He 's Lonely No Longer D£AR Attn] Cfcristobef— l Hah i thc ..o\ vcj ";'.c 'i nr your ki :.:';<•>< m publish- 1 Mww hi the Si II ard Junior League Call-boac Now I ha 't a loi of penr' r :s T'.y. re >y: Iti nica lettert M sr
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    Schoolboy Howlers
    31 10 THE Equator is a menatjerle x lion running around the earth A Mayor is a female horse. The Crusades were trips to drive the turkey out of Pales tine.
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    113 10 At 2.45 today "University of the Air" icill be presenting excerpts from Mozart's opera "The Marriage of Figaro" recorded from the Glyndebourne Opera Company's production at the 1950 Edinburgh Festival. Radio Malaya's "University of the Air," which was heard for the first time last week, is a new venture m
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    Grown-Ups Almost Killed The Contest
    190 10 I\KAR Junior Leaguers, The lucky winner of last week's "Magic Square" conte>t is 11-year-old Dora Coh of 41. Lorong 25-A. Geylang Road. Singapore. Congratulations Dora! Your prize is being forwarded to you. Junior leaguers who competed m this contest will. I'm sure, be very surprised
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    7,300 Ice-creams
    83 10 7 ,300 Ice-creams Fwr Oin> izssu tg DENNIS T. ifford, ..eed 12 ol Sydney, Australia, has w the c -leh st pi Lzc m the world For arinning nn essay c >mpetition he was awarded I mr Ice-creams a day for the- nexl five years He has refused offers to
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    Leaguer's Call-box
    248 10 ll II \N MONTEIBO, x>i 158, Wel— Road. Singapore 4. hose hobbies are stamp collet t.ng. photo collet tine, fretwork. drawing and ti .111 1' ins would like to have prn friends of either sex m Mji.ua and abroad. 101 l CHEOW HI 1 at v (Hrcfl Road.
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      273 10 I lj TODAY: 11 a.m.-1.45-4.15-6.45 9.30 p.m. I j The STORY of the KID *ho wanted I to SIT on a OUEEN'S THRONE! x Mml lam l \__\_\*________\_^m^m---rft Fox Picture |l I ALEC ANDREW IRENE I GUINNESS RAY DUNNE I -ADDED ATTRACTION I A (ITIZEX OF SINGAPORE" I A Special
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      107 10 WHAT ARE THEY PLAYING? r OV see these three pairs of legs? They belong to three children at a party. WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO:— Guess what game they are playing and draw in the whole of the picture accordingly. Address your entries to AIN'T CIIRISTOBIL. c o The Standard
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      228 10 Radio Programmes RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME (7250 kcs. 41.38 metres) 10 a.m. News: 1 p.m. Radio Orchestra; 1.30 News; 1.45 American Jazz; I p.m. Light Music; 2.30 Iniversity of the Air; 2.45 Opera excerpts; 3.45 Talk; 8.15 Programme Summary; 8.17 Children's Programme; 6.30 Forces Favourites; 7 p.m. News, Singapore
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      273 10 Mandarin: 2 p.m. Schools Broadcast- 5 p.m. News m Amoj; 5.03 Modern Mandarin Music; 3. .40 News m Cantonese* 5.35 'Legend of Pak-yuet"— Cantonese- p.m. News m Hakka; 6.06 "-Legend of Pak yuet" Cantonese; tiX.iß News m Mandarin; 6.35 Modern Mandarin Music; 7 p.m. News and Market Report Cantonese; 7.45
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      94 10 5.30 BBC Bandstand; p.m. Indonesian: News and Programme (BBC); X.30 Cantonese: News (BBC); 6.45 Record Miscellany: 7.15 French: News (BBC); 7.30 English Half-Hour: News; Far Eastern Affairs: Letter from Britain (BBC); 8 p.m. Strictly Vocal; 5.15 Thai: News and Talks (BBC); 8.45 Dutch: News (BBC): 9 p.m. Kuoyu: News and
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    Bolton Get Their Own Back Newcastle Beaten 1-0
    220 11 Bolton Get Their Own Back Newcastle Beaten 1-0 I mted, who eliminated Bolton Wanderers (up tournament earlier this season, were 1 l_ mVL the IBolton1 Bolton team m an English sue name Wednesday night. '^o F ri ?T er centreforI JJjj* NNta t Lofthouse scored the i Huddersfield Town saved
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    GLOF Here's How
    66 11  - GLOF Here's How Slammin Sam Snead sfg !^er whose left arm is the address is very Mrauh'.en that letl where during: the The straightening: thc clubhead the l'.ne of lli<i Lt and it B .n ross the desired L.'.c at impact. A at this, when yeu .c -v: '.eti etri
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    Record Prize For Italian Motor Race
    71 11 Record Prize For Italian Motor Race RS I_B *AP) Mille Miglia I i I race will offer purse m Its 18--an I ssil ly i1 s c tion of amatei r Iri vets. aim mice tha i the event ><_ I 27— 28 will top 13,I US$2l,l is "he a
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    VARSITY CRICKET
    101 11 VARSITY CRICKET FOLLOWING are the teams foe Sunday's Univorsity of Malaya's inter-Faculty cridket mate i I the Alien Cv.p. Arts and Science: X Thiliagaratnam (capt), P. A. Hamid. M.C. Pasupathy, BR. Harks, J. D. fe Silva, J. P. R. Menon. A. Rajaratnam, Tan B m Teck. J. Delilkan, V. Meyhantan,
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    UK Rugby Results
    73 11 LONDON, Apr, 19 (AP) W< inesdaj s Rugby results were: Ku?bv League: 8..: 28 Featherstone R vers 0, Bradford Northern 0 Keighley A 7. Bramlev 12 Halifax 6, Leigh 13 Roeli- ile H nets 2. St. Helene 9 Huddersfield 14; Whitehaven 8 Warrington 2. York 16 WorkingUrn
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    WEEKEND CRICKET TEAMS
    1009 11 THEA tS for week-end cricket ttsditsn Isxn. Saturday v Non Benders i.e. on I.A. ground at m.l— P. K. Bas- karan, Gorbex Su-.en. :.i. j. Chandbr, D. Dharnurai. SelaKan Singh, iG. K. Gosain, Charanj.t Sm^r,. Hyder Si tha walla, D. K. Saxny, \._coob Madari, M. S. Gill.
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    Life Saver
    62 11 Photo. Strapping on his belt as he runs, Graham Timperley. 22. of Byron Bay, New South Wales, dashes to the water at the start of the senior surfbelt championship. He won the title from 1950 champion Don Morrison, of Cottesloe Club, Western Australia, at the annual Australian Surf
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    S. A. Test Team Face Hard
    731 11 Task In England SUCCESS WILL DEPEND ON BATTING STRENGTH CAPETOWN (Airmail) The tenth South African cricket team to tour Britain, now on the high seas, will be faced by a task whose magnitude can best be gauged from the harsh fact that of the
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    Belgian Leads Golf Pro's Tournament
    164 11 Belgian Leads Golf Pro's Tournament LONDON, Apr 18 (Reuter)^ Flory van Dondk of Waterloo, Brussels, had the day'l best score when the first round of the Si Kor King professional golf tournament was held at Moor Park, Hertfordshire, today. With 57 he led the returni among players on the W
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    Around The K.L. Courts
    324 11 Tried To Cut Her Throat Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— In the second magistrate's court today, a Chine c woman, Lee Sik Mooi, was charged with attempting suicide by cutting her throat with a broken piece of glass, while m police custody under the Emergency
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      103 11 fft (Tl O f") f\ r\kJ\^f\^ CD tU OJ CJ k C 3 C I 1 -^V AnoehiSjOH mj C t C*^ m^— i una i m_— rai^M— E!^—ii«^—Mfc-^a-^^ 1 i wn~ r-- mil it^| —Tl F' nr~3 1 FIXED HIM! 1 f SHAME, CARLYLE! f WHO'S TALKING ABOU i
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    In Top Form Again
    546 12 In Top Form Again kl ALA II MPIR, Thur*. Liberty Fla*:, Charles up. was easily the be*t on the number two: i;ra*?» track which was open for fas»t work \estenlay morning. S theft? Fla«* ran well to clock 3*>.6 for the la?»t three furlongs. Heavy ra. I I night to
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    23 12 Photo by A view of the new clubhouse of the Singapore Indian Association m Balestier Road which will >be completed shortly. S.N. Shing
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    S'PORE NEWS BRIEFS
    200 12 Aa a memorial to the iate Mr. XX Imrie, the Chinese Agency for Nestles Milk Company is giving a donation m the form of a cheque to the Director of Medical Services for the purchase of medical equipment. The presentation of the cheque will take place m
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    Penang Cagers
    62 12 Penang Cager s photo. Members of the Penang Chung I. ing High School basketball team who arrived m Singapore late Testerdav evening, after an eventful car journey from the Northern Settlement. They are slated for five matches against local sides during the next week, their first being tonight, against the
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    NEGRI HAS RESHUFFLED TEAM FOR IPOH MATCH
    343 12 SEREMBAN, Thurs. The Negri Sembilan soccer State selection committee i> evidently not satisfied with the display of the forwards of the State team as judged hy lhe match against Malacca. The forward line has been re-shuffled again for Saturday's match against Perak at
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    Cricketer Sir Henry Plays This Week-end
    304 12 THF High Commissioiiei 1 for th«» Federation of Malaya, lhe Bishop of Singapore, current >tars m >r!;uiiior% cricket fields, ohl-timcrs ancl promising players jasl out of school >*ill 1k» included m a cricket team to play againti the Selangor Police on Saturday. The am
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    New Golf Course For Island Club
    138 12 New Golf Course For Island Club THE Singapore Islam) Club may soon have a new 18-hoie goll course. The Public Utilities Committee of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners have agreed m principle to lease an additional 200 acres of Municipal Catchment land adjacent to Peiree Reservoir for this purpose. The Club's
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    Titans Beat Firemen 5-4
    132 12 IN A FRIEXDLY match played at the SUB Fire Brigade hall on Sunday, the Titan "B" team defeated Wembley "B" team by five games to four. The results (Titans mentioned first were: Singles: Teo Bah Chee beat Tan Hung Kee 4—13. 15—14. 15 12: Francis Boev
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    Badminton Trial In Ipoh
    102 12 IPOH. Thurs— North Perak will be represented by three players m the State badminton trial to be held, during the weekend at Ipoh. They are Teoh Teik Lee. the North Perak singles champion. Cheah Eng Kee and Khoo 800 Hin the doubles champions. The trial which
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    Seet Kim Cheng BP
    54 12 THE following will represent the Sect Kirn Cheng BP. against the Marines Department at the Marines' court m Cecil Street on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. George Tan, Andrew Tan, Koh Beng Swee, Koh Kirn Guan, Sect Kirn Cheng. Sect Cheng Hua, Tan Yew Jin, Sani bin
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    Hellcats Hold Monroe To Draw
    173 12 Jia so ball IN A RETURN baseball match, Singapore Hellcats held a team from the S. S. "President Monroe" to a 13 13 draw m a 5- inn ings game played at the St. Joseph's Institution ground m Bras Basah Road yesterday. In th*»ir flrst
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    India Beat Saar At Table-Tennis
    51 12 SAARBRUECKEN. Apr. 19 (Reuter) The Indian table tennis team continued their successful European tour yes- 1 terday by decisively beating the Saar. In the men's match India < won by six matches to zero, winning every game. The women's team won 30, also without dropping
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    FIRST-MINUTE GOAL BEATS FAVOURITES
    386 12 A FIRST minute goal spurred Star Soccerites Sports Club on to their first victory m three SAF A division 2' league outings when they suprisingly defeated favourites Kota Rajah "A", by three goals to two at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. Fielding a scratch team, including old-timer
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    Out Of The Running, They
    355 12 Play Listless Soccer IRC Beat Indonesians In Tame League Tie Soccer fans at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday there were only a handful saw a brand of football that was neither thrilling nor interesting Teams m the game a Senior SAFA league fixture, were Indian Recreation
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    Malayans Win All Matches In Oslo
    136 12 OSLO, Apr. 19 (AP) A Malayan badminton team, currently touring Scandinavia, added to its previous European victories last night when playing the Oslo Badminton Club. The Malayans won all the sets. The Norwegians never had a chance although the visitors were obviously playing at
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    Table Tennis Tournaments
    84 12 SINGAPORE Table Tennis Association's I^sl tournaments commence on Monday 23 with the Juvenile singles and interschool championships at the Great World. The Juvenile singles will be played every evening from 4.30 to ,5.00 and the interschool meet commences at 8.00 p.m. In the Juvenile there are six
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    S'ore Gun Club
    27 12 SINGAPORE GUN CLUB will hold another competition shoot on Sunday morning, commencing about 10.30 a.m. Prizes will be given if there are sufficient entries.
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    BODCA Down Young Muslims In Keen Tie
    108 12 8.0.1).('.-\ v i i I.M.M A. tun „,.41, l(( J KGeme'i Kr lind JJJ jfrom the start BODCA the upper nand and within fi minutes they got t hrough centre fonv ton slammed jn t BOdfrom a pass by BODCA were detei and
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    Bukom Get Good Win Over Brewers
    177 12 Bukom Get Good W in Over Brewers BETTER i_aiahi_agj «aw Pulau Bukom *„|j. earned five-two vfc ler) <»«-r Blew tews m ln«uw^ Bowses "A" league t:anie at St. George** Road testerdav, Scoring through Dolmal tw i minutes after ttie kick-off, Bukom threatened to increase the score, hui good defensive play
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    Strong Asian Challenge In Boston '26'
    160 12 BOSTON. Apr. 19 <APi— After sponsoring America's outstanding marathon race for 55 years, the ancient Boston A.A. finally has provided a favoured entry for today's punishing 26 mile's 385 yards grind. He is Johnny Lafferty. who finished fourth a year ago as Kee Yong
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