Singapore Standard, 24 April 1951

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    16 1 Singapore Tiger Standard OL. 1 NO. 297 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1951. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS.
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    Varsity Men Ask Trial For Students
    304 1 Standard Slaff Reporter >ppc_J to the authorities to grant an open trial lento ot the Ini.ersity of Malaya detained m St. Maud Mllll the Emergency Regulations was i.\ Mr. L. >. Sodhy. President of the Students „i m a -pet ih at the students
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    Detective hot Dead In Penang
    144 1 Detective hot Dead In Penang nl St iti Correspondent s ING, Mon. A young sc detective corporal of |D here, was shot dead hind by an unknown sc minman while play...rds m a saloon m toaf Street at <> p.m. J wns Jimmy Loke and i v. nation leave. thei
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    Reds Lack Oil
    61 1 i Api 23 (UP) i aai and civilian teed ith se:-: us i ing flrt ol the i shipments to the sts, it was teamed toere no i idk ti as yet. the petroleum gainsl the CSnnese eil w: c machines -".a i Bi itish, E ist
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    HK Seized Tanker Due In S'pore Today
    67 1 THE Communist controlled China Oil Tanker Company's 15,000-ton tanker "Yunghao". which was recently seized by Hongkong authorities is due to arrive at the Singapore Naval Base today manned by a Royal Navy crew. She will undergo examination at the Base, with a view
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    University Dinner And Dance
    90 1 pnoios. About 350 students of the University of Malaya and graduates of the former Raffles College attended an annual reunion dinner and dance last night at Raffles Hotel. Upper picture shows a general view of the dinner m progress, while lower photo shows diners at the
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    Lie Advises Small Nations
    43 1 DAMASCUS, Apr. 23 (UP)— United Nations Secretary-r-cnAral Trvgve Lie told newsmen" today middle-sized and smaller countries of the United NatioS could contribute much by h-lping to preserve peace through collective security, mediation and conciliation and by developing their economies
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    Indian Leader Backs Move For UMNO
    268 1 Standard Stall Reporter THE President of the Indian Chamber ol Commerce and Legislative Councillor, Mr. R. Jumabhoy. yesterday welcomed the call for the formation of a new United Malayan National Organisation made j by the President of the Malayan Chinese Association, Dato Tan Cheng
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    Paglar Pledges To Fight For Minimum Wage
    83 1 Standard Staff Reporter DR C J. PAGLAR. newly elected Singapore Legislative Councillor for Katong district last night promised that he would fight for a basic minimum wage for labourers. He was speaking at a dinner honouring him by members of the Liberty Musical
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    Reds Trapped In Haiphong Area
    72 1 SAIGON. Apr. 23 (UP) The French and loyal Vietnam forces encircled pockets of Communist .opsin the Haiphong area today after killing 360 rebels and capturing 1,150 m a new ofTenSI "The vast cleaning up operations southwest of Haiphong contrnues under very satisfactory conditions." a French
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    Federal Citizenship Bill Flayed; 'British Subjects Outraged'
    367 1 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon.— Mr. Chew Boon Ec, outgoing President of the Straits Chinese British Association, Penang, at their annual general meeting held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce this afternoon, expressed surprise that non-Malays of the first generation of local birth,
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    Small Losses Widespread In Stock Mart
    109 1 LONDON, Apr. 23: (Reuter)— The recent upward movement m the London Stock Exchange was reversed today. Small losses became widespread m many sections as political uncertainty ousted inflation hedge buying, following the resignation of Britain's Minister of Labour. Recently active favourites including tobaccos, textiles,
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    Voters Register
    36 1 Standard Staff Reporter DURING the first week oi the current eight-week Electoral Registration period. 654 have registered as Legislative Council voters, and 389 as Municipal Commission voters, it was oflK-ially slated last night. i
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    Rubber Control: Protests In S'pore Council Today
    445 1 Standard Special Correspondent i REPRESENTATIVES o f the Singapore Chamber of Commerce and the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce will speak m the Singapore Legislative Council today regarding Whitehall dictation imposing destinational control of rubber exports from the Federation and Singapore, The Standard
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    British Cabinet Crisis Worsens; Wilson Resigns
    471 1 LONDON Apr. 23 (UP) A second British Cabinet number resigned today and the possibility of a collapse ol .the Labour Government and calling of new general elections was heighten* c. Harold Wilson, President of the Board of Trade, joined lellwinger Aneurin Bevan m a
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    Morrison Has 25-Min. Talk With Premier
    121 1 LONDON. Apr. 23. (UP) Herbert Morrison and chief Labour Party whip William W'hiteley went to St. Mary's Hospital to see Attlee shortly after the Cabinet meeting. When they left after 25 minutes, Morrison smiled faintly at reporters and told them: j "I have nothing
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    Tory Papers Ask Govt To Resign
    156 1 Tory Papers Ask Govt To Resign LONDON. Apr. 23 (Rer.ter) Many British conservative newspapers today either called j on Prime Minister Clement Attlee's Socialist Government j to resign or predicted that its j early fall was inevitable as a result of the resignation yes- terday of Labour Minister Aneurin Bevan.
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    UN Troops Fall Back In Korea
    282 1 TOKYO. Apr. 23 'H-nitcr-AAP)— United Nations troops fell back today before the Chinese Communists long awaited spring offensive, withdrawing to new positions all along the 100 mile Korean front. Allied troops retreated south of the Hantan River on the west central sector, blowing up
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    New Plan For Trust Flats
    230 2 fresh Applications Won't Be Received Standard Staff Reporter A NEW POINTS system for allocation of Singapore Improvement Trust flats on a priority l>a>i-* baa been decided upon by the Trustees. This was revealed yesterday by Mr. .Norman Ward, 1 hairman of the Trust. Mr. Ward
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    AMMO CHARGE
    19 2 -ed to stand to S a a ten* session ol gon at Cai Gate, Na B i
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    ConsultUndergrads, Says Student Chief
    310 2 Standard Staff Reporter Cf the Uoivewitj of Malaya *houl*U,,. consolted by the nhersit) Mthoritie* when ti.rv wish tc frame regulations affecting students 1 lift* ni»WM stated by the hresident of the Students' I Dion id the L niTersitT Mr, I. S. Sodhj m speech at the
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    Careless Driver
    44 2 FOB NEGUGENT driving, 0 Ah S< as fine I $73 m default six weeks rigorous Imprisonment m the Singapore Rrst rratnc Court yesterday. For driving a lorry with ni expired licence on February 16 along Exeter Road he was further nned $5.
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    Didn't Show Card
    33 2 AH TI«AN SEO'XG was fined 1 SlO m tne Singapore Firs 4 DisWet Court yesterday for tailing to produce his identity c ird when demanded by a' police officer. j
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    6 SUSPECTED REDS HELD IN S'PORE
    115 2 i Standard Staff Reporter SIX CHINESE, suspected members of the Malayan Communist Party arc under arrest following a comb-out by the Singapore CID. m the vi'cimtv i>: KTampong Glam, over the week-end. Fifteen senior Police jfticia!. a_.d more than 400 police and volunteer special
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    The Value Of Adult Education
    88 2 Standard Human Reporter LECTURING OX "Ad 11 I T pati n a Changing \v. rid at .< Oei Kong Ham Hall yester- Mr. 1! C Shearman ViceChairman i I the Workers' Educ ttion Association oi Great Britain, said that adult education helped y-d-.-.co men and
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    ONE OF THE BIG THREE
    90 2 TOP: With o__t- mx da>s to go (or the ope__i__f of the new Gaa i Eag Seng School at Aasoa Koad, workmen are busy puttim; the ___J__l__ag touches to this grand new building. V-deh beCQBMs the third Government Secondary school m the Oaloay. Ticture shows
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    A Book Of Good Wishes
    70 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE DUTCH community m Singapore will sign a "congratuations book" to send to their Queen Juliana on her birthday on April 30. An official of the Consulate said that he expected about 600 signatures. The community have also been invited to 23
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    FOURTEEN FINED
    36 2 FOURTEEN GAMBLERS were > fined ft 15 each m the Singapore Second Police Court attcr they admitted playing with cards al Cheng Chok Street on April 2_ Hali the fir.c will go to the informer.
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    Pay Cut Move Debate Today
    257 2 Standard Staff Reporter ,-A MOTION BY Mr. N. A. -.laiiai (Progressive City) seeking to reduce the allowance payable to the UnoiTicial Members of the Singapore legislative Council from $500 to $250 a month will figure prominently m today's meeting of the Council. There will also
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    Chinese Teachers Will Earn More
    145 2 Standard Staff Reporter GOVERNMENT aided Chinese schools m Singapore have decided to utilise the 100 percent increase of Govern ment grant.s to raise teachers salaries. This decision was taken at a conference held between directors and headmasters of the Colony's (,o\ ernment aided Chines,- schools
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    COMMUNITY CENTRE PLANNED
    76 2 Standard Staff Reporter ■RESIDENTS of Singapore Improvement Trust houses m the Kirn Keat Road area. bounded by Rayman Avenue. LorotUZ Liniau and Whampoa Square are planning to form a Community Centre m their area. Mr. Lee Choon Eng. a resident m the area, is convening a meeting
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    Court Sees Torn Cards
    147 2 standard Staff Reporter THE Su_gap re Fourth Police Curt was told yesterday how s wing Chinese and his sweetbeaii out m the Botanic Gardens on Chinese New Year's Da: were attacked bj five gangsters arm< d with b ttles ho tore their identity c.ua. and then
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    FIRED AT 'TEC-CHARGE
    55 2 AMAN a^ed 25. will also appear betore ihe Singapore Second Police Court today. to face a tentative charge of the attempted murder of dete.t:\e Ho Yew Chong. It was alleged that the man fired at the detective with a revolver at Lorong 3. Geylang Road on the
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    Talk On Persia
    54 2 THE Australian Trade Commissioner Mr. Jarae< Payne, will give a talk on "Persia to TarkeV at the Overseas League luncheon a* the Caj ito] Blue R am on Thursday at 1 p m Members and guests are requested \j ir. -.kv tin ir resen alio through Mrs.
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    AH City Pay Schemes Will Be Revised
    263 2 —IF MANYAM WINS MOTION 1 standard Staff Reporter THE SALAR\ >< HEMES ol all the momhK-puid employees of the Singapore Mimiripaliu ma\ Ih* revised upwards if a motion to be introduced hy Mr. >. S. Manx am (P_*OgreB_Bve North) at next Monday*', ordinary
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    Britons May Be Eating Beaver Next
    232 2 Standard Staff Reporter BECAUSE THE BRITISH people's ration is a ten-penny worth of meat a week, they are being forced to eat a lot of nasty things, said Mr L. C. Gamage, Vice Chairman and Joint Managing Director of the General Electric Co., Ltd.,
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    LABOUR PARTY OPPOSES 'RAISE RENTS' MOVE
    136 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE LABOUR PART:" the proposed 1 A elation day said they oppose v ye y v GovernX B W I ords to increase their rent I v Hock, President of the Labour Part J Stai ard 1 his Party as concerne
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    UNKNOWN
    538 3 Traffic To Port Sham Is Slowed Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Heavy flood waters this morning caused the collapse of the Madras Bridge across the Klang River for traffic from south of Klang to the northern part of the town and Port Swettenham. The Madras Bridge is one
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    CLAIMS TRIAL
    50 3 KUA.LA LUMPUR, Mon— A Malay, Mohd. Shariff bin Amid. was charged before Tungku Abdul Rahman, m the Sessions Court today, with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to one. Chan Yoon, by assaulting him with a bamboo stick. The accused claimed trial and the case was postponed to May 7.
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    BOUND OVER
    96 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A Chinese. Yee Fan, was charged m the Sessions Court today, with having m his possession a bottle containing three pieces of chandu. The accused told the Court, he had the chandu for his own The magistrate, Tungku Abdul Rahman, bound over the accused to
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    Federation Briefs
    294 3 DR. J V YAP, Medical Officer of the johore Bahru hospital, is proceeding on transfer to Muar. DR. H. B. C. WALLACE of the Johore Bahru civil hospital, will be proceeding to U.K. ot .five months home leave on Friday. ADr 27 He will be succeeded by Dr.
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    States To Allocate Passes For Pilgrims
    275 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon— Allocation of passes for pilgrims to Mecca this year will be made on a State or Settlement basis through the respective State and Settlement Secretariat. The procedure for the control of Pilgrims will be broadly the same as
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    DOs To Aid Pilgrims
    160 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. To cut out middlemen and cases of confidence tricksters who go about kampongs claiming to be representatives of established pilgrim brokers and inducing people to deliver to them sums of money for passages. District Officers will assist pilgrims by collecting
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    Lorry Attacked, Two Killed
    103 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mom— Two special constables on escort duty, travelling m an estate lorry on an estate road m Johore yesterday morning, were killed, along with a Chinese civilian, m a bandit attack. The men killed were Hamzah bin Sudin and Ali bin
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    Manchesters For Malaya
    310 3 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, April 24 "The j Jungle Is Neutral," by Lt. Col. Spencer Chapman, is prescribed reading for the Ist Battalion of the Manchester Regiment as it prepares for its service m Malaya. This famous battalion, which was m Singapore at its fall m January
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    Johore Election Officers Named
    100 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon Following the appointments of Inche Mahamood bin Hussain and Inche Ismi bin Ismail, as Election Officers, the following changes m the Johore Government have taken place. Inche Abdul Rahman bm Mohamed Salleah of Muar have been appointed District Officer. Mersing. m place of
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    S'pore Rent Control Move
    334 3 Standard Staff Correspondent Xl ALA LUMPUR. Mon. People m the Federation who have been harassed by unscrupulous mil>tenants and house racketeers generally are m favour of the new rent control ordinance to Im* introduced m the Singapore Legislative Council this week. Parallel action on the lines
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    MYF Meet In KL A Success
    189 3 MYF Meet In KL A Success Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. About 300 young people, will return to their homes today after a four-day institute of the South Malayan Methodist Youth Fellowship at the Methodist Boys' School, here. The institute ended yesterday with a service at the Wesley Church.
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    Judgment Held In Estate Case
    178 4 Judgment Held In Estate Case Standard Staff CWTespoadcaf ALOH STAR, Hon After i ays ring Mr istice Russ< n a rv< d g knt m ase m i len h R Estate Ltd a company .pi rated m England and ng on their I usinass al i irterc I Bank
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    Every Thursday
    256 4 Siangan! Staff Correspondent PENANG. Mon. The proposed committee to prepare and distribute a weekly list of prices for essential foodstuffs will hold a meeting every Thursday at the Food Control Office to fix fair prices. T::_* Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce at a committee meeting held today, appointed
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    Dies After Fight
    81 4 Thi UK ANSON, M n A quarrel over money led to fatal quarrel between Ong Ah Leng issistant manager ol I I Aun Sow) Trans] rt Company, and one of the employees Ona died on the waj to the h spitaf i He was injured m thc
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    Girl (7) Found Drowned At Sea
    53 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon. At about L3C p.m. a seven >e.<r old Chinese _r.i. Quae Huang, wu found dead to the sea near the waterfront m Weld Quay. The deceased was living m a hat the A.,te:front. It is beLieved she accidentally fell
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    Hover Fears Duplication
    152 4 FEAR that the Sett ernenl V ith C unci which prop I a governing body for all yt nth ti\ iti< s in the s- ti <- menl may be dupli ating the work i I our Movement* 1 is expi sed m an article by Ag.
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    Non-Malays In Reservations
    92 4 Standard Staff Correspondent [POH, Moil— The Perak Government has di-closed tii.it appn -innately 5,795 nonMalays are living or keeping -r.. > trt Malay reservati i s m the state. Non-Malays own al it 29. shop m Malay reservations m Kinta, Kuala Kangsar and Up] er Perak. When
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    FELL INTO SEA
    46 4 PENANG, Mon. At about noon today. t59-year-o!d Gim Kooi Seng, fell off the ferry, Tenggiri. proceeding from Penang to Butterworth. Two tally clerks, an Indian and a Malay, wno were m a sampan near the scene, rescued Gim. and sent him to hospital.
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    186 4 You Might Not Be A _f _f _f tfmTl mTm M Allowed To Return IPOH, Mon. Mr. Y.C. Kang, acting General Secretary of the Central Malayan Chinese Association and Chairman of the Kinta branch of the MCA today called on the Chinese to show their sense of duty and
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    Missing Citizens Discovered In Ipoh
    150 4 Missing Citizens Discovered In Ipoh Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Mon. Of I p«»li*s 8(H) mitt-drag applicants for Federal Citizenship, about 200 have come forward m recent weeks to claim their papers after a period of o\er ten ninoths. an oHieial of the local Registration Office told The Standard today. The
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    Ceylonese In Taiping Join Celebrations
    227 4 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING, Mon.— Ceylonese m Taiping met at the Ceylon Association premises to celebrate the centenary birthday of their illustrious leader and statesman Sir Ponampalam Ramanathan. Mr. Kakim-A-U-Khini. Hon. Secretary ol the Taiping Pakistani Association, In a speech said that Sir Ramanathan *s
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    PC CHARGED
    357 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A Malay police constable, Mohamed Said, was produced today, before the First Magistrate. Inche Ibrahim, on a charge of committing extortion. It was alleged that on March 10 at 2 30 p.m.. while he was on duty, Mohamed went to a coffee
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    Apprentice Acquitted
    147 4 IMPERSONA TION [POH, M. K. Kanniah (22 technical apprentice at-j ta bed to the Pe. ak Rt-. r Hydro Ca Ltd. was to laj quitted and discharged by Hr. J. R. Whimster, President of the -Sessions court, i E Impersonating a Pood Control _n-| spect< r Kanniah was
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    STUDENTS PICNIC
    43 4 ST UDENTS PICNIC SEVENTY st ts r m the P< ang Hindu Sab Saras at ii Tamil S h at I A Tamil SchcM I, IV. ang, t; a auspices <. their school teach* >pe.tt an enj >yab c picnic at Tanjong Bungah recently.
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    War Dept. Men Want Higher Posts
    183 4 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING, Mon. At the annual general meeting of the Taiping branch of the War Department Civil Service Association yesterday, it was revealed that a move is being made to get higher appointments for local civilians, such as Junior Civil Assistants and
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    Terrorist Injures Defective
    71 4 Terrorist Injures Defective Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Mon v about 7 o'clock this ■itrah-f. a terrorist shot and severely wounded a £5 -year -old detective, (heah Siew Choni*. m Chemor town. The bandit is believed to hive HU£ ids „p. proach from behind, just ouUide the market, several shots were
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    Transport Men Call Off Strike
    107 4 na uk ans n impending sti ke 48 riri- and st the S a i 1 C T Ai [ng a meeting of tl Dir >rs and tl yees i•. the Labour r Lower Perak, Mr. ir banai N tice ol a stri ice wai
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    Brief Replies To Councillor
    108 4 Brief Replies To Councillor DP >H a 7 c Pei k S1 v l .as nol sonsulted t minations the Fede ti t < I el s* I Mr .1 V M .s, i Pei _k Stat< r, was 1 I IfOI v rti t steps 1 takei by I
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    RC Bishop Confirms 350 Malacca Indians
    157 4 RC Bishop Confirms 350 Malacca Indians Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Mon. The Roman Catholic Bishop of Malacca, the Rt. Rev. M. Oleomendy was m the Settlement during week-end on a parochial visit. He administered eon tir mat ion to about 350 Catholics yesterday at St. Francis' Church, Riverside, m a
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    SEREMBAN TO HOED FASHION SHOW
    78 4 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Mon.— Fashions of tiie East uiid West aril] Im display when the Seremba branch of the VWCA holds fashion show at the King Ge< V School, Seremban. on Ma: m aid of the fWCA buildi funds. There will also be ix
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    259 5 Fight Described As 6 Another Incident' Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE prison authorities yesterday lifted tiie ban prohibiting any Chinese visitors into St. John Island. The ban v.an -enforced throughout lat*t week follow*ing a fight which broke out earlier iv the camp, imolvinj_ 20 men. All who took part m
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    Dutch Will Remember On May 4
    146 5 Dutch Will Remember On May 4 Standard StalT Keporier THE BUTCH COMMUNITY will observe National Remembrance Day on May 4. As m previous years, the Dutch community m the Colony will honour all Dutch and Allied troops, who fell m World War II m the liberation of the Netherlands. A
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    Newsmen Invited To Britain
    142 5 Standard Slaft Reporter TWO journalists from Singapore ar.d two from the Federation ot Malaya are being invited to visit the United Kingdom.between May 18 and June 18. The tour will consist of visits to places of historical and cut- I tural interest, to the "'Festival of
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    PEER PASSES THRU
    39 5 LORD HALSBURY of the National Research and Development Corporation m the United Kingdom spent trie night m Singapore yesterday on bis way I i Australia by Qantas. He will make a short lecture tour of Australia.
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    He Clowns To Get A Kick Out Of Life
    436 5  - He Clowns To Get A Kick Out Of Life OSWALD HENRY Ey MAKING IP to the gals, isn't he? And. o-o-h. what a creation m bathing togs. 10'i'i had nothing on this. No wonder the fish blushed when they saw him dive! Nightclub comedian and entertainer Johnnie Johnson struck up
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    Captain Shot Thrice At Threatening Mob
    264 5 Standard Stall Reporter AN "OPEN FINDING" was returned m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at the inquest into the death of a 1 15-year-old labourer, Veerapa- thi ram, who was slain by a bullet when a military patrol opened lire on rioters on last
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    Gimson Will Hear Band Play
    150 5 IHE R.AFs NO I i Regional Band wilt he i putting on a show on Singapore Padang this I evening at 5.15, at which 1 the (iovernor will be pu--1 sent. The Band has been touring the I ar I last Air Command area, and
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    Permits To Visit St. John's Island
    74 5 Permits To Visit St. John's Island PERMITS > vi St J i Island Will again be iss;.' uit/k it was oflftci illy announce last night A Gu\ en ment s\ < I that as result of ii island. 20 C linese ing leaders a c i ved C angi Gaol.
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    Family Hid In Servant's House
    286 5 Standard Stafr Reporter WHILE A EURASIAN family living at Telok Mati Ikan, Changi, was taking refuge m their maid-servant's house during the riots m December last year their home was looted by a gang of hooligans. Property to the value of $1.-100 was missing. A
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    New Move To Settle 'Airport Squatters
    184 5 Standard Staff Reporter A SURVEY IS bciii«j carried out m the outskirls of Singapore lo settle squatter-farmers and others, who have to move out of the proposed site of the new aerodrome m Kirn ("hiian Road and Tampenis, The Standard understands. The dwellers m
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    Men's Hostel At Kandang Kerbau
    225 5 Standard Staff Reporter HIGH LEVEL talks on the lack of a men's hostel at the Kandang Kerbau Hospital which has interfered with the studies ot medical students attached to that hospital are expected to begin shortly. This was revealed by Mr. l_. S Sodhv, the
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    Factory Saved By Firemen
    93 5 Standard Staff Reporter TIMELY ARRIVAL of a fire engine saved a vermicilli factory m Soon Hock Road, off Thomson Road from being totally burnt down at noon yesterday. The fire started when sparks from a chimney got on to the attap roofing of the factory. The
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    SHB Ordinance Becomes Law On May 1
    157 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government yesterday announced that the Singapore Harbour Board (Temporary Powers of Sale* Ordinance." 1947. will come into force on May 1. The Ordinance will be usually m force for three months. but the Governor has powers to extend
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    TALK ON CITIES
    51 5 THE PUBLIC RELATIONS Secretary, Mr. G. G. Thomson, will deliver a lecture on "The Citias Of The Middle East*' on April -0 at the Orchard Road YMCA at 8 p.m. Another talk on "The Modern City" will be given at the same place and time on May
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      116 5 Spore Diary V.M.( ..v.. Orchard Boad: /-dull Education Council Tc_;»a;!y Foi Prof. Shtearman Ami Meeting 4._0 p.m.. Football Match 'V.M.C.A. vs Borneo Motors 5.15 pjn.. Snore Olympic And Sports Count il Meeting 5._0 p.m.. Gymnastics Class 6 pjn- TableTennis Training 7 pjn CHINESE V.M.c.... Setegie Boad: Basket Ball 530 p.m.,
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    Grains Of Sand
    833 6 Little drops of w ater. little grains of sand. Make the mighty ocean And the solid land JJEMEMBER this jingle trom our childhood days? It was a good morale booster, then. It was our first intimation that the evolutionary method was preferable to the revolutionary method. We
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    Eight questions set for a spy
    907 6 Eight questions set for a spy ij LONDON. \T Bounded like a spy thriller as Sir Hartley Shaivrross, the Attor-ney-General* recently told of Carl Strauss* alleged special agent. Mes- sages written m code on rice-paper microfilms secreted m book* matches and cigarettes rnyste* rious references to the "Green In* j
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    THE LAND OF PROMISE
    1111 6  -  PATRICK O'DONOVAN IU Ci rRPRisiNG anyv here, &sl nishii g in Afrii a, Lo > •them EU i k sia then is a rresnness ac I faith that is as dua .-.g as an early sun to a man released from a dark room In Britain
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    21 6 and now, folks, if your nerves are m a fit state. I'll tell you what we're asking for it!"
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    OPEN LETTER TO THE WDCSA
    316 6 1 Dear President: —At first I thought «»f address ing you individually hut I have now decided to me the medium of The Standard to ventilate mv i»Hr-. First, before I re: tte I "acts, let one make it i that this lettei is A
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    WILL MR. BEVAN LEAD THE LABOUR PARTY?
    449 6 JONDON (By Cablet A great debate has been opened m Britain as a result ot the resignation of Ane urin Bevan as l-Unlster of Labour It see:as certain that it will 6qU a I the MaeArtharTruman debate m significance li not tn volume
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      105 6 THE unese L men*, ed a* 1 Pau, s ed I 1 ro* i Q.. it Apr ll >• The ftrst ol to I ie X a gtu People*. Gove J regulai t emrv permit- 'The -secona was to Pi 1 the bu J J i hospitaL
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      Fair Price
      21 6 C hng I G mt. S s I that t ed which co-open id S not the mo. n*
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    Some Risk Of War But Russia Not For It Now
    289 7 Some Risk Of War But Russia Not For It Now a __>_r_t i _***>**__ «m. ***<**^i ■***«*r'xr^r^ jMßjMgjggM DULLES TELLS JAPS: TOKYO, Apr. (AP)— SpeeuJ U.S. brdwssador )o_n Foster told In- Japanese to.lax .here is "some ri-k of general war bui I ersonall) daub! that the rulers of Rossi. lou
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    Suez Canal Co. Rejected Petition To Nationalize
    155 7 PI VIRO. \pr. 23 (Renter)— lW Egyptian Senate itioos i .ommi^ion rejected today a draft bill for ..iKili-ations of the Suez Canal Company. h le pr pert? ia ta re- pt v wen-meat i >f the 99-* i ear e>- C" tn re-
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    US Problem Not Europe Against Asia-Harriman
    100 7 .SiiINGTOX. Apr. 22. Presidential foreign advises W Avereli Barsaid today there is no ity oi the United States ting either Europe or >ecause the only hope of ng World War 111 is to. .p strength on a worldbasis an oataned the adistrattoii'a policy on
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    Truman Still Silent On MacArthur
    72 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. 22, (UP) President Truman returned from a weekend cruise on the yacht Williamsburg today and was still silent about Gen. Mac Arthur At the White House the President still refused to discuss any phase of the running political row over the removal of
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    Bus Disaster
    37 7 MANILA. Apr. 22: ißeuter>— Fourteen persons were killed and 20 in*ured when a passenger bus plunged into a road embankment as it was speeding towards Manila from the Laguna town of Calamba on Saturday afternoon.
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    41 7 photo Peak-capped Singapore Chinese high school girls braving the biasing sun at Jalan Besar stadium, yesterday m their rehearsal of the 1,000--boys and girls mass drill which Chinese schools will present at the Singapore "Education Week" programme opening next Monday. Standard
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    Formosa Informed By US Of Plans To Expand Military Aid
    309 7 Formosa Informed By US Of Plans To Expand Military A id TAIPEI, Apr. 22 (UP)— An official source confirmed totlav that the ('hinese Nationalist jiovernment fzS was being kept fully informed by Washington on plans to expand the United States military aid programme for Formosa to major proportions. The source,
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    British Delegates To China May Day Fete
    57 7 LONDON. Apr. 22 (UP*)— A plane, carrying 11 British delegates to the May Day celebrations m Peking, left Prague, Czechoslovakia, today for Moscow, the New China News agency reported. The delegation was said to be composed of nine men and two women and
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    'MacArthur For President' Boom
    69 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 22 (UP) Ervin Hohensee. head of the "Mac Arthur for President" movement, said today the boom for Mac Arthur was gaining strength and it "win not take no for an answer". He issued the statement asserting that despite the generals expressed desire not to
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    Tibetans Arrive In Peking
    104 7 HONGKONG, Apr. 23: (AP)— The Tibetan peace delegation of 15-arrived at Peking on Sunday A Canton telephone dispatch to the colony's pro-Communi.st paper. Wen" Wei Pao, said the group was greeted by Premier Chou En-lai, Vice-Premier Kuo Mo-jo and 30 other government officials. That group arrived
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    Shimvetl: Russian Army Now Has 200 Divisions
    158 7 Shimvetl: R ussian Army Now Has 200 Divisions HASWELL, England, Apr. 22, (UP) Defence Minister Emamuel Shinwe?'. said today he had reason to believe the Soviet Union has increased its armed forces by 25 divisions m the past year. Shinwell said the Russian army now totalled 200 divisions, "many of
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    Lashes Out At Rearming Plan
    554 7 Lashes Out At Rearming Plan i^fSm^^^Tnkm^^^^mSmKt^^Kminnn^^w^^^^ LONDON, Apr. 23 (LP) —Aneurin B^an, Minister of Labour whose resignation threatened a collapse of the Labour Government, said today that the extravagant American rearmament programme threatened to do more damage than the beha\iour of Soviet Russia. Bevan spoke m the Commons after a
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    12 Hurt In Iran Clash Between Reds, Anti-Reds
    127 7 TEHERAN, Apr. 22. (UP).— Twelve persons were injured today when Communist and anti-Communist groups fought with clubs and fists m the streets of Teheran. Police said a small home-made grenade exploded m the hands of one anti-Communist student as he was preparing
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    Atomic Energy Uses
    102 7 LONDON. Apr. 22. (Reuter > Britain will stage her largest international conference on the beneficial uses of atomic energy this summer, the British Ministry of Supply said today. Representatives from 20 countries will meet at Oxford from July Xi to July 2i to discuss atomic energy techniques.
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    Griffiths To Get Labour Ministry?
    54 7 LONDON. Apr. 23. (AP- Observers speculated that .lames Griffiths, now Colonial Secretary, might get the I. a hour Ministry, now vacant by Aneurin Bevan's resignation today Griffiths, like Bevan, is a former Welsh miner with a big following m the trade union movement the backbone
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    Six Killed In India Rice Riot
    196 7 CAI.CTTTA. Apr. 23, (AP) A sixteen-year-old g i was injured m Satur police firing on 5,000 h :._< i marchers a* Cooch-Behar Northeast India, died iri hospital Sunday. bringing the le ith toll to six. Another la-year-ola girl was killed on the spot Sa'-u
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    UK To Get Meat From Argentine
    86 7 BUENOS AIRES. Apr 23 ri > --A meat agi cement was i i ed between Britain and A tine tod; and will be d tonight The Bi j- tsh Emo. ssj ed "Wt> .Dv happy that agreement has been rea > d on various
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    Aharian Oil Output
    44 7 TEHERAN, Apr D (Apt Sc\ en fjtousai d men wei t at work m Abad non Sunda* i rproduced 4.600,000 gall reports i >m Abadan id During the previous 21 i > thi ci t i ikei s have been l< cd.
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    Dunlop introduces 'Music As You Work' To Step Up Efficiency
    538 8 Dunlop introduces 'Music As You Work' To Step Up Efficiency By MICH IE!- CONNORS, Staiulartl liuluslrial Reporter •GOOD HI .MAN relations between employer and employee, with mutual exehaiiiie of ideas for improvements, have long been recognised by \*ise industrialists as being not only eondueive to more harmonious running of lniiie
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    Asian Living Can Be Soon Raised
    300 8 W _SHI_\"GTOiN, Apr. '2'.\. A rapid improvement m th«* living romlitioti** of millions of Asian farm tatnilitr* i* possible villi a r**lati\t*lv Miiall e\p<iuliture ot fuiul-*. flit* UJSk Kronoiiiio Cc) operation AfJiiiimstralion N-JS m a rrport. rwiewuH the rostilts of a two-vrar tr*»t program
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    127 8 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER The latest Singapore rubber prices yritrrdi] u\pr. were per lb. Bit vers Sellers No 1 KS S Spot Loose mom) |l-93 $LS4 F.OB, m bales May. No 1 KSS si.9i >n>: No 8 KSS SI. St Sl.So No S KSS t norn I Tone: Steady at the
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    US Method To Curb Spiral
    84 8 A] 'ed States bus j ment b< Bra km on prk 1 new i raise ll H pei average profi the besl years 1946 igh 1948 V tators c 1 the t the I Pr I _el year m iai] and l*Ss_C tt fine iff
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    BANANAS CANNED
    24 8 Queensl rl'a Infant canned mas istry ia_ rereived a £2 u>oo a icr a un a L -r\d >r. a. A .P.
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    Rubber Talks Failure Steadies Local Mart
    148 8 Standard SiaiT Reporter THE FAILURE ol the Rubber Study Group meeting ia Rome steadied rubber prices m Singapore yesterday. However, only small business passed as traders were still cautious and awaiting Government's decision on control of export licences to specified countries. Opening at around
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    Jelaping Reports £59,341 Profit
    154 8 JELAjPANG Tin Dredging repo.l P ro *t for the yeai l^so of £59,341 after providing tor depreciation and depletion and a dividend of as. per £l share 'le_> tax>. absorbing £33.600 Malayan income tax took £.3.5.1. leaving the balance from the profit for the year at
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    Larut Tin Pays Two Dividends
    126 8 LARUT Tin Fields made a r rofit of £183.-63 for 1950 after providing for depreciation and depletion. Dividends of 6d. and ls. 6d. per ss. share absorbing £87.000 are recommended by the directors. The accounts snow £4.500 written off restoration expenditure. £38.7.11 Malayan income tax,
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    ACCOUNTANTS EXAM RESULTS
    86 8 Successful candidates who took the Association of Certified and Corporate Accountants Examination m Singapore m December, 1950 were announced yesterday as follows: Intermediate examination: Boon Ang Yong. J. Chan. D P. j L. Hing. Cheng Ming; Leong Ang! Teck: Ng Soo Peng: Quahe. R. Sassoon. R. E.
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    'People In UK Watching Malayans With Pride'
    547 8 'People In UK Watching Malayans With Pride Mi**. L. GAMAGE, we Chairman and Joint Maii-u_in<£ Director of lhe General Electric Co., Ltd., ol England, at a dinner helil m the Capitol Blue Room, Singapore, la**t night, described t!i«» BritUh a** a phlegmatic race. But, he b Wed, the British have
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 8 HONGKONG. Apr. 23— Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.65 to £1 sterling: HK56.135 to US$l: HKSI.BIO to Malayan $1: HKSO.33 to one Indonesian Rupiah: Gold HK$322 to one tael.
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    Fair Milk Prices
    32 8 THE price of "Gold Star." "Victory," "Milkmaid" and "Blue Cross" brands of condensed milk per tin is G5 cents and not 55 cents as published m The Standard yesterday.
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    KUNDANG TIN
    147 8 KUNDANG 1.."- Dredging loss ol _.'■">'. foi I peai j Provision foi Malayan Income I tax £670 nts yean ask -.c- d > uxio_*i required I has been offset against Urn ks_leaving bai v cc I >c t s .e fear of £11 to be a Ide I
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    NEED NATURAL FOR GOOD TYRES
    106 8 WASHINGTON, Apr. 23: (UP) —Eliminating the spare tyre on new passenger cars will not result m more lorry tyres, a small tyre manufacurer told a Senate small business subcommittee. 1 Mr. Donald F. Pratt, vice- president oi* Dukee-Atwood Co., i Minneapolis and Red Wing, j
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    Tax Relief For Cinemas Would Benefit Public
    478 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE GOVERNMENT of Singapore has nol >et m.i, regarding the representations made by the cinema iiidimtr.' ,i U lfl a-half years ago to reduce the entertainment tax, Mr. Jolm w,,;i i Cathay Organisation, told The Standard yesterday. mt. An entertainment
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    Tin Price Declines By $1.175
    20 8 Tin Price Declines By $1.1 75 Standard v Ai are k-en I metal pri i I ~»80 per true! T.ie
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    MALAYAN TIN SHARES ARE VERY ACTIVE
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    Canada To Control Newsprint Exports
    6 8 Canada To Control Newsprint Exports 07
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      Post-war Recovery Due To Private Enterprise
      362 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE INCREASE m Britain's industrial produelion of n*a cent, m die last four years, resulting m the national animal bai payments being changed from a deficit £558,000,000 to a imrpiiH £52,000,000 during the period, has been due to private ent< r}>*
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      Produce Marl Is Quiet
      75 8 Standard Stat! R**P<" THE PRO Singapore s section- yesterday Copn vai 1 Indicating •"4: 3 P*^ r sellers 151 N rep rted Doc ■rt per picul and $S5. No deal was i Pepner was a quo;': us unch week-ej d Prices tper Singapore prod i j
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    No Loss Of Life
    144 9 Standard Shipping Reporter A 170-T()\ coaster, Eng Seong (pp\ O 77), flying the Indonesian flag, which left Singapore on Saturday hound for Bagan Si-Api-Api, is reported to have sprung a leak at\d sunk near Batu Pahat, off Pnlau I'isang on Sunday. There was no loss of
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    9-Ton Yawl Due Here From UK
    72 9 ADEX. Apr. 23: (Reuter**.— Major Hayter. self-taught navigator, arrived here today m his nine-ton -S2-t't. yawl Sheila 11. on has way from England to New Zealand. Major Hayter took 26 days to reach Gibraltar m bad weather and stayed there for three weeks. He
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    Trip By Austin Car, KLM Plane
    437 9 Round The World In 30 Days O.N JUNE 1, at 11 a.m.. A car and a plane will sel off on one of the most remarkable world tours that has ever been performed. The ear, a brand new A-40 sports car built by the
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    Regular Service To New York
    42 9 TOKYO. Apr. 23: (ReuterAAP) The Kawasaki Steamship Company has applied for permission to open a regular run between Japan and New York. Four 9,000-ton freighters would be assigned if the amplication was approved, the Japanese press said.
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    UK Builds Half The World's Ships
    122 9 UK Builds Half The World's Ships Standard Staff Reporter BRITAIN today is building about half of the world's new ships compared to a quarter m 1939, said Mr. L. C. Gamage, vice chairman and joint managing director of the General Electric Co. Ltd., at a dinner given by G. E.
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    $ MIL. AIRLINERS
    19 9 MIL. AIRLINERS MELBOURNE. Apr. 23: (AP) A young American has arrived m Melbourne to sell million*' j dollar airliners.
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    Round Trip Fares Cut
    100 9 SAN FRANCISCO. Apr. 23: <AP> Pan-American World Airways and American President Lines announced on Sunday they have signed an agreement permitting 10 per cent, round trip fare reductions for combination air and sea travel between many Pacific Ocean points. Previously, passengers travel- ling by a combination
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    CABLED MOs EXTENDED TO BRUNEI
    74 9 THE Postmaster-General, Malaya, announces that the te!e•graph money order service with Brunei will be resumed '.vith effect from May 1, 1951. There are. however, only two telegraph money order offices. Brunei and Kuala Belait. to which this service is applicable. The conditions of acceptance at
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    Germans To Have Own Airlines
    83 9 BOXN. Germany, Apr. 23: (UP)— Germ-.n Transport "Minister Hans Christophe Seebuhn said yesterday that Germany will set up its own commercial air lines as soon as the Allies turn back their control of airways to the Bonn Republic. The Minister said: "Germany needs its own
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      251 9 Despatches TODAY: S. and E. Africa by Straat Soenda, Xew Zealand by Wairata. Thailand (letters only 7.10 a.m. by train. Arrivals TODAY: Sarawak by R. Brooke, Thailand by train. m ffj,'- mjk\.'^ mm^sMmMA S__^___. T--~— .roT_>l«^-^J_^-r-M^_-_t-:^sS^._TiV-l d^mps m Harbour zS^h. Jl _^*_-*^^A-^ mmm i,«-r_ Cable Wharf: Retriever. WtlAl-VL-) Victoria Dock:
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      84 9 AMERICAN MAIL LINE For Los Angeles, San Francisco Portland Seattle, Tacoma and Vancouver. Also accepting cargo tor Central South America Penang P' Sham Spore "ISLAND MAIL" LOADING 27/28 May 29 May 30 May/ 2 June EVERETT ORIENT LINE EVERETT STAR LINE For Honkong Japan For Honqkonq Japan "Noreverett" 25 29
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    CRAMMING FOR EXAMS IS NOT EVERYTHING
    1007 10 r I^HE local practical examA inations of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music are due to be iield during August September m Singapore, and intending candidates are required to enter their names within the next few weeks. The time seems propitious,
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    FOR THE DISCOPHILE
    667 10 nl Bl SSI I'rHu.l.*.— Book I. \llr«-d t oriot (plane) H>• DBSSTg tt \S me a*l oklei me find it '.n--r: 1 ngly dlffli ill to realise that 1; d* is*« uaa once tha "enfant terrible" 1 music Wa hava d v. mc uaed to hla pungent
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    SWING DOOR
    539 10  -  Bill Webb Jones by PARLOPHONE. UP. gig F— Butterfly: The t.hos. of ff -lance. (Bobby Hackett an-.' I s Orchestra). FOUR stars for this disc of Bobby Hackett's. I like the way this band swings along, so easily and effortless. Listen to all the solos, specially m "Poor
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    FILM REVIEWS
    1112 10  -  OSWALD HENRY by I SHAI L RETURN U I C*i tury-Pox) Wie I m us a :ds oi G: aeral Mac< Arthur, ben be was forced I i leave B ita m, pr vides the title to this a m a bach spotlights the dvei itures ox a
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    Aussie Cricket At OVERHAUL OF TEST CANDIDATES NEEDED
    483 11 Aussie Cricket At OVERHAUL OF TEST CANDIDATES NEEDED MELBOURNE, \n r 22 (n 4_*_x m roads. The indiffere'ni fth^ utep Anstmlian cricket is at the eled Te* series f learn m the recentl y com __?_!_i_!s here to If li.n r* had tn «if SeaSOn Since 1928 that Australia has
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    Tajurrah Impresses
    138 11 By OLLIE DAVIES THE (LASS 2 division Z >pnnt race at Kuala Lumpur rrow promises an interestg nl air with such speedsters Billdaw, Kirn tire. Tajurrah, Unb and Enterprise enI m the same event. v Charles* did a souna* resterday when he went .cc m 39 3 5
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    Selangor Race Handicaps
    65 11 \ng are handicaps; for the third day races c: Se r Tart Club's Apml at Kuala Lumpur. Ms: CI 5. Div. I—s\1 5\ Furs. I ill path 9.00 I U Ids 8.00 M H.oh 8.00 CI. 5. Div. I—About1 About Furs. sa Road 9.00 ister 8.13 u_.n-.er
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    Von Nida Beaten
    38 11 .NDRIA, Apr. 23 (AP) i Norm Vc a -.d place ar.d £150 UD 1901 goU ehamp-OQship- ed Bassanein, of -Egypt, his 1950 tr. -e and V D _"H tot The 72-hole- .'<*. 1 so red 298,
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    Epsom Derby Hope Beaten
    165 11 LONGCHAMP RACE COURSE (neat Paris*. Apr. 22: (Reuter)— M reel Boussac's Nyangal, regarded as tie likely winner of the Epsom Derby this year, ran a disappointing race m the Prix Jean Prat tor ree-year-olds over 12 furlongs here tod iy. He waa beaten int the second
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    RAIN CURTAILS YMCA TENNIS
    66 11 IPOH. Mon.— Due to rain, only four matches were played off m the opening ties of the YMCA tennis championships today. Following were the results: Leong Khuan Xyean beat Teoh Hoon Leong 6-1, 6-2. Sam Ah Weng beat Leong Yeow Nyean 4-6. 6-4. 6-2: Chung Swee
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    SIKHS HOCKEY
    17 11 SEGAMAT. Mon. Muar Sikhs he'd Segamat Sikhs to a one all draw at hockey yesterday.
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    Maxfli Officials
    90 11 At the 10th annual general meeting of the Maxfli Badminton Party yesterday the following were elected office-bearers: PatT m: Mr. Tay Swee Leng: president: Mr. Tan Soo Liew (re-elected)' vice-president: Mr. Choo Puck Hoe v re-elected >; hon. secretary: Mr. Tay Swee Kiat (re-elected hon. sp rt_ captain:
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    ENGLAND'S TRADITION
    71 11 "What nonsense! Just because England has been beaten m the recent Test matches m Australia, therefore, it seems England is a decadent nation, exclaimed Mr. 1.. Gamage, Vice Chairman and Joint Managing Director ot* the (ieneral Klectric Co.. Ltd.. at a dinner m Singapore last night. "It is
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    Cross -Roads
    72 11 Record Attempt One Legislative Councillorsportsman Dato C. J. Paglar), two racing motorists. (Lim Peng Han and C. F. Pope), two racing motorcyclists (Osman Abbas and Sect Beng Sim) (with fair pillion companions) acted as checkers and time-keep-ers when Selangor cyclist Awthar Singh made an attempt on the Malayan
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    Malayans Beat Denmark 3-2
    286 11 COPENHAGEN, Apr. 23 (Reuter)— Malaya beat Denmark m a badminton contest here last night between lhe two countries. Malaya won three out of the five games. The Malayans won only one singles match as Cheong Hock Leng had to abandon owing to cramp m one of
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    LATEST UK LEAGUE SOCCER POSITIONS
    1069 11 FIRST DIVISION P W D L F A P:~ m 40 23 10 7 71 19 56 B U. 4j 23 7 10 67 39 53 40 20 9 11 78 51 43 40 U 11 U 76 6. 47 41 H q M 72
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    Malaya Has Sportsmen Of World Class
    762 11  -  HON ESS By THE other evening I read an article hv a vor!d champion m which he criticized lii- country for not copying American methods. He made the point that his country could not hope to compete with the Tinted States as it had
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      757 11 Radio Programmes RADIO MALAYA 6 pra Programme Summary; BM Mail Bag; 7 p.m. News (S): 7.12 Interlude; "SlNriAPrißir :w The Jo Stafford Show; 7.51 l Radio Doctor; 8 p.m. Malayan Police Band; ENGLISH PROGRAMME &S_f "L*^ mJX. '\m t7.tK) kcs. 41.67 metres) J r *nrii <S); 9.45 Report oa Spore
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    BODCA STOP CHINESE CASUALS IN KEEN TIE
    563 12 BODCA STOP CHINESE CASUALS IN KEEN TIE BODCA strengthened their second-place position m the SAFA senior league yesterday when the) heat the Chinese Casuals by the only goal scored m an exciting game* A handful of spectators turned up not expecting much m the way of excitement hut instead saw
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    Faster Forwards Give SCS Easy Win Over Guthries
    426 12 BETTER lean-work ea__bled the Singapore Cold Storage Sports Out to defeat Gatliriee Sports lub by foar _oaU lo one uhen the\ met la a Singapore Business Houses "W league fixture at the Geyfa-Og Stadium. Possessing a speedier set of w. ar Is,
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    Weaker Sex..!
    84 12 Weaker Sex..! photo. T be co -led helmetted. leather-covered figure on the b Norton MHV m this picture is no husky he-man. but pc le 25-year-old Olga Kevelos a Birmingham (England) i proprietress and motor. ..list who has ridden for nA m international trials. This picture taken recently V I
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    Champion Milers Meet
    78 12 ■s D G< nn ai d Pre I will have t keep ai s i i partj m PI ng bush; aire I E Roger Bannistei s I I i i see i i i ers a] as g las s reading i the Be .uc„ m
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    PERAK WIN BOOSTS NEGRI CUP HOPES
    172 12 SEREMBAN, Mon —la spite of rep ots thai Negri Sembilan was aaky to have beaten Perak. players and ofT. ia's cf the Negri Sembilan Football Association are jubilant over tee three successive victories I ir the State team against S-. ang a Mala B
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    Malacca Tennis Assn. Officials
    88 12 Malacca Tennis Assn. Officials MALACCA. Mon.-— When the Malacca Lawn Tennis Associaj tion held its annual general meeting recently it elected an Asian as president tor the ftrst time. Mr C F G >mes, the Settle- meet Councillor and a pre-war vetei m Malayan singles and double ch.-.mtv ca was
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    Greeks Lead In Athletic Match
    56 12 ATHENS, Apr. 23 (AP) A Greek- all-star track team on Sunday won seven of the events m the first day of a meet with Turkish stars before 30.000 persons m the OlympicStadium. The second day of the meet will be Tuesday evening. The Turks won
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    Maple Leafs Win
    41 12 TORONTO, Apr. 22 (Reuter) Toronto Maple Leafs won the Stanley Cup emblematic of ice hockey supremacy when they gained a winning lead of four matches to one, the best of seven final series against Montreal Canadian last night.
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    Kranji Radiomen Beat Customs SC
    197 12 FIELDING the better team. Royal Navy, kranji heat Custom- two-one m a S.A.F.A. Division 3B league i_ame at St. t»eor»:es Koad yesterday. Kranji opened the score first when, 13 initiates after kickOff, their right winger. Sexton Shot a fast drive which Customs' goal-keeper Ramley let
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    Indian Women Win
    74 12 UTRECHT (Holland). Apr. 22 (Reuter) India's women table tennis players beat a Dutch team here this evening by three matches to two, results being Miss Sultana (India) beat Miss Van Woezik (Holland) 21-15. 21-18*. Miss Bonnier (HolLand) beat Miss Siriwardane (India) 21-15, 21-14; Miss Van Woezik beat
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    Giving A Chance To Youth
    137 12 Giving A Chance To Youth LONDON. Aar. 22 (Reuter). Long-term policies, with the stress on team building for the latere, are being adopted by many Of the English cuuaty i cricket Cabs. Youth Ls to be given every encouragement and though tew countries hope to win the championship this season.
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    Princes Course In Play Again
    152 12 LONDON. Apr 22: (Rente:--Overseas goiters who have visited Britain will be glad to know that the famous Princes Course at Sandwich will be m play again this year Not exactly m Its old form, but reconstructed to make, what most people who have seen it
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    ANTI-BLOOD SPORTS LEAGUE PETITIONS THE PALACE
    185 12 ANTI-BLOOD SPORTS LEAGUE PETITIONS THE PALACE LONDON, Apr. 23 (UP)— The league against cruel sports today sent a petition to Buckingham palace asking King George, Queen Elizabeth, the two Princess and the Duke of Edinburgh to stay away from Blood sports such as fox hunting, stag shooting or bull fights.
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    Bert Saves A Hard One
    41 12 photo. Excitement m the Soccer International between England and Scotland at Wembley a week ago. Scotland won 3-2. Here Bert Williams of Wolverhampton Wanderers, m goal for England saves from Johnstone the Scottish inside-right.- Ma mirrorpic
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    ROUGH PLAY SPOILS IPOH GAME
    170 12 IPOH, Mon. Kouuh play spoiled another Ipoh soccer match today. It occurred m the senior league game between the Tamilian* and kinta Indians and aa a result a Tamilian*' player, who argued with the referee who had warned him. was sent off the field. The
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    Egyptian Boats Norman Von Nida
    91 12 ALEXANDRIA, Apr 22 [Renter) Hassan I [asst cci::. who played m British tournament. Last year, retained his title of Egyptian open goll champion al--d.-.y with a record low aggregate oi 2Ttj for the evnt Norman Von tfida, Australia*! open champion, who callenged for the bonours.
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    Claims Record
    77 12 MOSCOW. Apr. 22 'Rente*-'— The Soviet swimmer, Leonid Mechkov, claims I i have broken ins own world 100 metres butterfly breaststroke record. du::ng the preliminary he.as of the Soviet swimming championships here yesterday, with a tune o* one minute S__ seconds. Mechkov holds the world record wah a
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    91 12 A friendly i do c bt Star s tccerites and Christ B: <s Old B sn Association wi 'be pi lyed lan m m oa S: Joseph's SC: to] _r d CBOBA players will be selected fr m me »Uovi .ng C B di igu.es. R da Silva,
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    Ampon Rushes Home By Air
    13 12 Ampon Rushes Home By Air Felicis 1 pine j the first Paris i
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    GRAND CHESS
    23 12 LONDON Grand- i a •a i the 171 chess t B E offic: 'i c i equ T 18th "1 tes_
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    BESIKTAS WIN
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    Eight New World Records Passed
    165 12 Eight New World Records Passed LONDON, ip- j, ter)— Ki.h, R h avo 1.,,,, r,,, ■H«rld record. I„ a^»al Wur fc federation. Uhlp hMen's eventi 14 sees v.G 151 »atj m i i W August 2_ m J an nca >. 880 yards: Mai Katfi, £re 19, 1950 t v
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    GOLF Here's How
    249 12  - GOLF Here's How t Stem m m Sam bneai m r WHEN you study correct golf J form and fix the mental picI ture m your mind you can I duplicate this good golf later on the golf eearae. Keep j rur be id m B_a rl i *v a
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