Singapore Standard, 26 April 1951

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    18 1 Singapore Standard a n .jl VOL. 1 NO. 299 SINGAPORE, fHURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1951. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS.
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    Labour Executive Supports Attlee
    415 1 ON Apr (Renter)— Mr. Aneurin Bevan, wnose resignation as Labour Minister had threatened a oovernment crisis during the last two days, today railed to convince the National Executive of the Labour JL °J, hls ar 8^ m ents for disagreeing with the rest of the Cabinet
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    Prayer Opens Legislative Council Meet
    183 1 rd Staff Correspondent :.A LUMPUR, Wed. Brat time in a Malagislatun a reconvened opened with the reoJ a prayer when the j reconstituted Federal -v^ive Council met here! rning. m no ceremonial open- as soon as the High ssi MOCT, Sir Henry Gurney. :he presidential
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    Gimsons To Holiday in Kuching
    33 1 1 ird Staff Reporter rernar of Singapore, kiln Gimson. arid Lady ■re leaving for Ku- awak. on local leave. ■day, April 28. They uru to the Colony on
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    530,000 Rubber Theft From Godown
    36 1 of 57 bales of rub- godown In the Singa- bour Board on Mar. 21, :ed to t/ie police onlv at 6.15 o'clock. It is d thai the rubber was li 530.000
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    Sum Set Aside For 65 Co-ops
    197 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Finance Committee of the Federation Government, in a report tabled at today's meeting of the Federal Legislative Council, has earmarked 51 .290,000 for the setting up of 65 Government sponsored cooperative shops and 12 branches. The amount
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    Building Of 3 Schools Postponed
    104 1 Standard Staff Reporter BUILDING of three schools in Singapore has been postponed in accordance with the Government's declared policy to cut public expenditure of building because of the high cost of materials and labour. The schools ailected include one single-storey building of 14 classrooms at
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    Rubbers Dull On Stock Exchange
    105 1 LONDON, April 25: (Reuter) Hesitancy returned to the London Stock" Exchange today and price changes va domestic issues were irregular. Early morning business gave firmness to Government funds and leadins industrials but gains were generally lost in the absence of any follow through to this
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    Stop Press
    114 1 LONDON, April 26 (Reuter) Sentence of death passed on Bombardier John Stewart, 26-year-old Scottish soldier, for the murder of Eunice Tan, a waitress at an amusement park in Tampin, Malacca, has been commuted to imprisonment, a Colonial Office spokesman said here today. He said information to this effect
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    Mrs. MacArthur Says Hello
    40 1 Mrs. Douglas MacArthur waves as she greets an acquaintance along the route of the procession up lower Broadway behind her husband's car on April 20 in New York. At her side is their son Arthur, 13.
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    Adoption Of Fed. COL Allowances Plan Is Opposed
    366 1 Standard Stan Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Four Legislative Councillors today opposed the Federal Government's move to work out rises in the cost of living allowance in anticipation of possible increases in living costs early next vear. i Speaking on the Chief Secretary,
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    Tories Want Malaya In Pacific Pact
    78 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Apr. 25 Malaya and the great naval base of Singapore should have been included in the recently announced U.S.-N.Z.-Aussie Pact, Conservatives insisted in the Commons this afternoon. Mr. Anthony Eden. Capt. Lennox Boyd. Mr. Duncan Sands all peppered Minister of
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    SBA President In Car Crash
    128 1 Standard Staff Reporter MR. LIM CHUAN GEOK, President of the Singapore Badminton Association and non-playing captain of the victorious Malayan Thomas Cup badminton team, was involved in a motor crash last night. He and four others were injured. The others injured were Woon Lee Fatt.
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    Benham Returns
    30 1 Standard Staff Reporter DR. F. C. Benham, Economic Adviser to the CommissionerGeneral, returned to Singapore by BOAC from London yester i day. Dr. Benham received medical treatment there.
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    Mission May Aid Federation Squatters
    155 1 Standard Staff Reporter SQUATTERS living in resettlement areas in the Federation may receive assistance from the China Inland Mission an evangelistic mission. Mr L.T. Lyall, a Mission re presentative in Malaya (showr right in the picture), said that h< was making a survey of th<
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    Allies Retreat Towards Seoul On West Front
    483 1 WESTERN FRONT, KOREA, April 25 (Reuter-AAP) Allied troops on this front retreated in orderly columns towards Seoul today after a second wave of the Chinese counter-offensive swamped divisions on this front last night. United Nations troops began their fighting withdrawal at dawn leaving
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    'UK Will Tighten Belt Before Cutting Rearmament Plan'
    260 1 LONDON, Apr. 25 (Reuter)— Mr. Herbert Morrison, British Foreign Secretary, said here today he was confident America would not let Britain go short of sufficient raw materials to sustain her economy. He pledged that Britain would cut its standard of living before
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    Gen. Urquhart Visits Gordon Highlanders
    23 1 MAJOR General R. B. UrquI hart. General Officer CommandI ins. Malaya, visited the Gordon Highlanders in Singapore yesterday.
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    Lloyds Insures Business Meet Against War Risk
    135 1 NEW YORK. April 8S: (Reuter) Lloyds of London have insured a business convention I against ri.-k of war Cor the first time in history, according to the Wall Street Journal, the business and financial paper It reported today that LloycUf had provided insurance
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    NO DIVORCE, SAYS ALY KHAN
    82 1 CANNES. Apr. 26 —Prince AW Khan said Wednesday there is no question of a di voice from his wife, film actress Rita Hayworth. •"Those rumours are ridiculous, There has never been any question of a divorce,"' the Prince said in an interview it his Chateau
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    Police Explain Ban On St. John's Island
    318 2 'Inconsistency Charge Incorrect Standard Staff Reporter THE FRONT page story appearing in the Mala> an I ndergrad's latest issue alleging Police inconsistency in giving the reason for the ban on visitors to St. John's Island, enforced throughout lart neck, "is quite incorrect/' said
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    28 2 Photo. LEST WI FORGET— With bowed head and rifle reversed. Aircraftsman Davies sLinds in silence at one corner of the Singapore Cenotaph in yesterday's Ansae Day service. Standard
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    Student VSCs
    42 2 X;\T UNDERGRADUATES and several members ol the teaching stall oi the University I M a a have b. i a s* rn i*i u special c stables by asp' Wats m of the Sii gap re Special C nstebulary recently.
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    Fireman Is Innocent, Says Judge
    95 2 leading Fireman, Abdul Jaffar bin Haji Abdul Rahman 1 was acquitted in tne Singapore Third District Court on two tentative charges pi causing misahiof a;-d hurt and preventing a fire brigade officer «n putting out the fires oi two burning cars ,on last Deo 11
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    Mr. Francis Dies
    52 2 THE DEATH occurred yesterday at the General Hospital o1 Mr. Anthony Francis of Federated Motors as a result of motor accident which occurred on April 15. The funeral leaves 174 Race Course Road today at 5 p.m. foi the Church of Our Lady ol Lourdes and thence
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    PC Robbed Of Gun-Court Told
    99 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Third Police Court was told yesterday that when a Police Corporal, Cneman bin Mohamed Som. tried to arrest two Chinese sticking Communist posters, he was robbed of his revolver, and shot right through his chest. This was stated at a
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    SIT Forgery Case Is Withdrawn
    54 2 SIT Forgery Case Is Withdrawn HECTOR SEAH, charged with' forging an SIT. document in June last, was acquitted and dis- charged in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday. 1 Chief Inspector C. W. Such. prosecuting, said a vital prosecu- tion witness had left the Colony for the U.K. and might
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    One Shot Dispersed 500 Jeering Rioters
    315 2 Stamlanl Staff Reporter THF. SINGAPORE Coroner'.* Court was toKl yt*. terilav how ."»(H> rioters, gathered at < hanui Koad on Dee. 12. jeered ami tauntetl the police, beat their chests in defiance and dared the police to shoot them. 2' nc police fired shot
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    C.C. TAN HAILS DATO TANS MOVE
    222 2 Standard Staff Reporter i THE people of Singapore who have kept racial and communal prejudices out of political j issues should welcome the initiative taken by Dato Tan Cheng Lock for the formation of a new political party in the Federation, said Mr. C.C.
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    ANZAC Day Service At The Cenotaph
    141 2 ANZAC Day Service At The Cenotaph Standard Staff Reporter MEMBERS of the R.A.A.F., the Australian Army, the New Zealand Air Force, and Colony Australian civilians together with representatives of the British Services, attended a solemn half hour ANZAC Day service held at the Singapore Cenotaph at dawn yesterday. Among those
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    Expert Stresses Need For Adult Education In Malaya
    277 2 Standard Staff Reporter ADULT education is one of the most stabilising factors in any social com- munity and every support and encouragement should be given to the movement in Malaya because of its importance to the country at such a crucial and
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    BIG NEED FOR HEALTH PROPAGANDA IN CHILD CARE
    255 2 Standard Staff Reporter STRESSING the "tremendous needT for health propaganda in child care in Singapore, the report of the St. Andrew"* Mission Hospital states that there are at present several mentally deficient children in "very poor living conditions"* at home. Social welfare
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    Frew Gives Evidence In Bujang Case
    211 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Geylaog| Police Station was not in clangor of being attacked during the December riots, Conner Inspector Bujang bin Tunggal told the Si!igr.p t '-e First District Court yesU r lay. Bu.ang said this 'in his defence at the continued
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    Alleged To Have Kidnapped Girl (13)
    71 2 A CHARGE of kidnapping a 13-year-old girl was explained to an Indian, Ramasamy Kar.dasamy (20), in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. The charge alleged that at about 11 a.m. on Jan. 10, Kandasamy kidnapped the girl, Lutcheraan Luchme from the lawful guardianship of
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      Increased COLA, Police Pay Cost $56 Millions
      296 3 u, t, i ndard SUff C <»™*pondent KLAL\ LUMPUR, Wed n. i in the 1951 EsUmates ilg^ -ir° u Xpenditure P rovided M V. Bonluim and new po icttSLT the inCreaBed ponce salary proposals a^ Pvnoi»tP«l t» raise the total to $582 millions.
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      55 3 Prize-winners of the recent Kloster Beer Queen. Miss Betty Lee, in the centre, won the first prize with 720 votes. She was presented with a gold and pearl necklace, a gold wristlet chain and a gold tiara. The other prize-winners, Miss Paddy Lee and Miss Dorothy Lee, were each presented
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      Manpower Direction In Perak, Sel.
      68 3 Manpower Direction In Perak, Sel. i >tuft Correspondent LIMPIR. Wed.— vcr direction has taken place only in ind Perak. so far, ■g to a reply made v (Government in the I emslative Council -tiotiN on manpower by Mr. Leung I ins. til of 81i> directees beci enrolled in both i
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      S700,000 To Expand KL Police Depot
      53 3 S700,000 To Expand KL Police Depot I.i St.ifF Correspondent MPUB, Wed. r the extension e De^ot here. a earmarked for was approved by a Legislative Coun- sed that there ifficient penr.ar.e::! r'or 2.500 men gh it each year. ary accommodation ..re maj be inmen yearly he period when the liH
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      JB Warning To S'pore Cyclists
      35 3 JB Warning To S'pore Cyclists R] sensed bieyclea roads in liable to prose* they '«-"<? licensed e T B vird. .^reement for use roadfl by Johore Singapore and vice en hiroed down by _;>: e and Johore
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      One Asian OSPC In Federation
      259 3 standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. In reply to questions by Tuan Sheik Ahmad bin Mohamed Ilashim on Asian police officers holding 0.5.P.C.. and 0.C.P.D.. posts in the Federation. Government today stated in the Legislative Council that since January this year, one Asian officer has
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      Schools In Federation Total 4,037
      246 3 I Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The r e were 4,037 English and i vernacular schools in the Federation in December, last year, according to the return by the i Director of Education, Mr. H. R. Holgate. which was laid before the Federal Legislative
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      Gurney Assures: Citizenship Bill Not Complicated
      329 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Referring to the bill to amend the citizenship elauses of the Federation Agreement, to be introduced into the Federal Legislative Council at its session which opened this morning, Sir Henry Gurney, the President, hoped that at the proper
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      HOPE COMES TRUE
      91 3 AN AMBITION which 22 year old A. Selvadurai has cherished for many years, to become a police Inspector, will come truei next month when he leaves Klang to undergo training at the Police Depot, Kuala Lumpur. IN the Sessions Court, Seremban, before the Acting President,! Inche Anjang
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      $2,475,940 To Buy Road Equipment
      103 3 X JL Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— A sum ot $2.4*5,040 is provided in supplementary estimates for the purchase of American roadmaking equipment for the Federation. according to the report of the Federal Legislative Council's Standing Committee on Finance. It is possible that some
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      Seven Bandit Dumps Found
      148 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A police escort section serving "quit" notices in the Raub area of Pahang yesterday discovered seven bandit supply dumps in the garden of an empty house. They were covered over with zinc sheetings. The police arrested one Chinese who tried to leave the
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      FEDERATION NEWS BRIEFS
      298 3 LIM CHIN GUAN, who pleaded guilty to shipping 548 pieces of planks without a permit from the Customs authorities was fined $100 in the Magistrate's Court. Johore Bahru. A EUROPEAN, Morrif Alan Stuart Saver, described as the Garrison Engineer, attached to the War Department, Johore Bahru, was
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      For Action Against Jenderam'—Watherston
      613 3 For Action Against Jenderam'— Watherston Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Before the round-up in Kampong Jenderam in February last took place, altogether over 100 Malays from Kampongs in South Selangor had come to Kuala Lumpur in large and small parties on different dates to beg the Chief Police Officer
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      Bridges May Oust Ferries In N. Johore
      158 3 Bridges May Oust Ferries In N. Johore Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The question of erecting proper bridges or at least pontoon bridges across the Muar and Batu Pahat rivers Is receiving the consideration of the Federation Government. This was stated in the Federal Legislative Council by Mr. J.D.
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      More Home Guards Needed
      225 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A call for more Home Guards was made in the Federal Legislative Council today by the High Commissioner, Sir Henry Gurney, in his address. He also paid a tribute to the many tens of thousands "who are serving this country
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    POLICE SHOOTING WAS LAWFUL
    544 4 T.A nsonlnquiry Verdict Issued Standard Staff Correspondent TELUK ANSON, Wed. A verdict of death by misadventure was returned by Mr. J. R. Whimster, president of the Sessions Court, Teluk Anson, today, following the inquiry into the death of Tan Beng Kai (28) and Chan Mah Kim
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    Court Told Girl (17) Was Kidnapped
    213 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed.— The story of how she was taken by force from her house in Sungei Pinanfl to a hut in a kamponsj where she had intimacy with accused, against her will, on the Bight ol Dec. 7, last year, was
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    TRANSPORT MEN WANT MORE PAY
    89 4 TRANSPORT MEN WANT MORE PA Y Su.nda.rd Staff Correspondent a: or star. Wed. Tkkei Ii ■> tovs and Station Masters i thf United Transport Compal v Aid Star. "arge<: transri concern in Kedah, have letiti ned the management I t reasc I c u es, tS vwan es rerti v
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    Mrs. Ling's Funeral
    23 4 THE runei I Mrs. David g I the Chinese interli. ter Hig Kota Bhai t k place hst W< nesday.
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    HAD NO LIGHT
    44 4 y< n cycle g M tl EUtt n R d Mar. 17 wil it a reai v S I s fii eI $1 in th< Sinn p re First Traffic C urt For failing to dis] etter "L siflo, he was
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    Perak To Launch TB Drive
    151 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Wed.— A coml Lned Anti-TB and Welfare Drive in Perak. in conjunction with the Pan-Malayan Welfare Drive In August and December. this year, is planned by the Perak Wei fare Commit tee. F nty pet cent o( the funds la expected
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    Dogs Are Destroyed Because Of Rabies
    69 4 St.ind.ird StafY orrrspondt nt BUTTERWQBTH, Wed —Due the itbreak rab ■■> lo Pr nee W« t< jr, dog vners e being ppi ehed ii dividually 1 surrendei theii logs for aes Since Ile 1«t a ee4 i I the Rura B ud, ur w
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    Covered Bus Stands Planned In Penang
    200 4 Standard Staff Correspoadenl PENANG, Wed. Penang'fl main terminus for all private buses in Prangin Roa<l Kill b<* greatly improved ii the proposal for covered stands to be erected there meeti the approval of the authorities. Mr. D. R. Home. Chairman of the Penang Rural
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    What Would Beethoven Say?
    102 4 pexaxg. Wed. Mr. Rangaramanuja Ayyangar, who arrived here with his daughter from India in the Rajula told Penang Rotarians that ancient Indian i music provided the foundations j Of European music. 1 Mr. Ayyangar spoke on Indian i music scales and its importance at the E.
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    Villagers Ordered To Move
    71 4 l| ALOR STAR. Wed 1 1 The Ruler in Council. I i Redah. has ordered all i residents in certain sec|i tions of K.iranean. a i 1 village in South Kedah. to i evacuate that area within I 1 one month. I 1 The residents affected
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    Two Girls Face Theft Charge
    95 4 Standard Staff Correspondent [POH, W< I The i ase against two girls Tang W ag Yew (19) and Ng Lay Hee (15), charge I wil h heft t jewellery ued a1 (2,120, was irar.sforrt i the Sc— I Court by Magistrate Che Bahau I n
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    Penang's Birth Rate Increases
    75 4 Penang's Birth Rate Increases PENANG. Wed.— Ace to latest Municipal IK- st itetneni released today, Penan^'s birth :.::<.* increased to 35.62 bn March as against 32.40 over the previous month w die infantile m :y decreased to £0 ac against 91 prev ousry. The death rate h >wever Increased to
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    Curfew Begins In N. Tebal Today
    76 4 PEXANG. Wed.- A curfew has been imposed in Nibong Tebal between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. daily from tomorrow in Mukims 2. 3*. 4. 5. 6 and 12 situated in the district of Province Wellesley, South. All persons within village limits of the above
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    Home Guardes Enrolled
    48 4 Home Guardes Enrolled Enrolment of Home Guards in Perils. Picture shows Home Guards being enrolled in a Chinese school in Arau, Perlis. The British Adviser, Perlis, Mr. N. Hayicard, is seen issuing arm-bands. Assisting him is Tuan Sheik All Din Abdul Hcvyiid Bajundi (Inspector oi HoiM Guards, Perlis).
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    ANZAC Day In Penang Marked By 2 Persons
    114 4 ANZAC Day In Penang Marked By 2 Persons Standard SufT Correspondent PI N iNG Wed But foi w lid at the C< taph in Es] Road, this morning, a'./a was forj tten Pe Ui ke ger Singa] e K: Lumpur, A". Day s vices were lig ere ere r Pens
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    June 23 Is SJAA Flag Day
    201 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Wed. The woman Organising Officer, St. John Ambulance Brigade, London, Miss I. Richer, has just completed a tour of SJAA centres in Perak, where preparations are being made for the St. John Flag Day, which will be observed for the
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    Penang Forms Own Labour Party To Contest Elections
    145 4 Standard Staff (icjrrt'rpoiult'nt PENANG, Vk't'd. A Lahour Party is Iwinji fornu'd in Penang to contest seats at the forthcoming Municipal elections. This was d«>cided at a ■arcting at No. 2 Htitton lane last niuht. The ofiicial name of the uroup is the
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    Penang Wants To Be In Line With Singapore
    191 4 Penang Wants To Be In Line With Singapore Standard Staff (0.n.,,,, V PENANG, WcHl—Th, IY lUU J JT Moners at a Committee Mmi,,., T nir 'H whether they *houM a,k «;."7- r lorr -ill Federal Ordinance as it rdatec to I Ul ;tli in line with Singapore. It i, r
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    Mrs. Cheah's Plea For Poor Is Successful
    96 4 Mrs. Cheah's Plea For Poor Is Successful Standard Staff Correspondent PENANw. Wed mi itta men len Um 111 13 Association for the Preventi Tuberculosis were told Uat 1 rtain Ca I TB victims were in need of rice The 1 1 p "t u n ■ommitlee membei I 1 Kiong.
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    RAF Band For Menon Party
    45 4 RAF Band For Me non Party MR M GOFALA Re^ tiyc I the G 1 be the j a U ed b>- the 1 at the Vid H t 4.38 pjn. I Mr. M in Mad F t Sing tpore. are e> Dresem BWf Reg
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    Sino-Malays Link Up In Big Business
    6 4 Sino-Malays Link Up In Big Business
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    Federation Imports 2 Stud Bulk
    9 4 Federation Imports 2 Stud Bulk B E I I
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    Tappers Jailed
    3 4 Tappe rs Jailed
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    VERDICT HELD IN FLAT SUIT
    391 5 VERDICT HELD IN FLAT SUIT Standard Staff Reporter MR. JUSTICE Fletcher Logers reserved judgment j ti the Singapore High j lourt yesterday in the suit iron gh't by Miss Lily Chan, former dance hostess, gainst Itfr. Rimme Shawj or possession of flat !N«. j 5 in the Cauiiol Building. Miss
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    60 5 MAJOR General D. Dunlop G.0.C., Singapore Base District is now bidding good-bye to his various units and service establishments in Singapore before leaving for home early next month. Yesterday he visited the Union Jack Club for the last time Picture shows Major General Dunlop (right? haling a drink with Mr.
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    MALAYA WILL NOT BE AT THE FAIR
    242 5 MALAYA WILL NOT BE AT THE FAIR "Tiri Staff Kep-irtrr A .I O L' >_f H. cod s i dera tion j. 1 aa aeca uiven for Mai ay a to i taas part in the Fourth Cana.iion Lit jrnaiional Trade Fair j to bo heid at Toronto. London A;ents
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    45 5 Picture. Mr C V Miles, well-known Singapore lawyer and his took boy. Han Kee Fong. who has served him for the j>ast V6 years, bade each other goodbye yesterday lr Miles sailed on the Andre Lebon. Picture shows Mr. Miles and Han Kee Fong.— Standard
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    London Matric Exam: Full List Of Passes
    507 5 London Matric Exam Full List Of Passes Standard Staff Bepwtas THL folio win? candidates U ,T(> jih I iflli in the London Mu;iu-ulation Ixaminatiou held in Singapore in January. I CENTRE I. FIRST DIVISION: 7.T:'> Ch v ion Hin, 7882— Gupta, ih MiUer, 7893— Lauw Yang Chew 78%— Lee K.r.u.
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    PROMOTION
    47 5 Standard Stair Reporter BRIGADIER F. W. Harvey. 3 MB E Gereral Secretary in i charge of the Salvation Army c i in Singapore baa been promoted Lieutenant Colonel with tne I designation of Officer Command- ins Tha Salvaiion Army in i Malaya -,11 nr»-M»-««ui»»A^v^ i 11
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    Did Mot Stop After Accident
    99 5 Standard Staff Reporter CHARGED m the S.i^apore j Fi-.-t Tratfi? Court yesterday with ranging the death of Chia I ■It Huay by driving a car i negjigpnily. Lim Thiam Bock was fined $200. Inspector, J. Muthews. prosecuting, said Lim knocked down Chifl while driving at
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    1,000 Brave Sun For Rice Cards
    192 5 Standard Suff Reporter More than J ,000 new Singapore ration (•arilx went i**ued within the last rouple of days to mimtomen from the overseas and the Federation, an ofheial ot the Rationing Office in Orchard Road told The Man dard yesterday. \monii the hirgc
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    DEBATE ON MEN'S CLOTHES
    68 5 DEBATE ON MEN'S CLOTHES THE EAST-WEST Society will debate the question of men's garments tonight at 8.30 p.m. in the British Council Hall on Stamford Road. "Men are Dowdy" will be the proposition before the assembly. Professor R. E Hoi turn ot the University of Malaya, Miss ML Keel. Mrs.
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    Dynamite Subject Of Trust Charge
    84 5 FOUR PEOPLE. Mo'vimed bin Moiamed Hassim, Sahraa bin Naina Mohamed, Mai id bin M.l--dasha and Syed Ibrahim bin Kadhir Xanaimalai. we re charged in- the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with breach of trust erf seven case^ of dynamite. The charge alleged tttet between Apr.
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    SINGAPORE'S OWN FESTIVAL
    70 5 SINGAPORE will have its own ••Festival of Britain" with an exhibitiun in tn e United Engineers Showroom in River Valley Road which wiil be opened by the Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. at ti.3o p.m. on 3 i May 3. The opening will take place immediately after
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    Employment Bureau For Undergrads
    59 5 MANY undergraduates of the University of Malay;! would like to work (luring the long vacation from the middle of June UU early October* The Malayan Undergrad, officiaJ newspaper of the Students Union suggested that the union aid these students by forming a S'udents' Employment Bureau. Situations
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    STUDENT FUND
    32 5 UNDERGRADUATES of the University of Malaya nave now opened a Rind to buy material comforts for fellow .students detained by the Police at bt. John's Island under the Emergency Regulations.
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    Trishas Lack Riders
    131 5 Standard Staff Reporter 1 SINGAPORE trisha-owners. who are feeling the shortage of trisha-riders have sent a second petition to the Munic-i- oaiity urging the issue of new Scenes t Aders. The petition says that the decrease in the number of tnsna- riders was due to the fact
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    False Economy
    808 6 'rHE Government did not as is usual when a new Legislature meets for the first time, pander to the illusions and false optimism of iis Members. It did noi even ailow the Councillors the luxury of warming their hands before the dying tires of their election promises. Instead,
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    2383 6 R.I.D.A. BRINGS A NEW VITALITY TO KAMPONG LIFE It has been a long: founded criticism of the kampong people that Government officers and those purporting to represent the people do not have sufficient contact with them, states Dato Onn bin Jaafar in a memorandum setting out the scheme for the
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    Wake Up!
    91 6 |TRUMAN*S policy of .winnings 2 peace in Korea by localising > the war, asserted Chung Shing 2 Jit Pap, has tailed. The Com-| 2 muniste instead ol seeking! peace have launched a bigjj 2 counter-offensive. The Com-| munists have also increased j their air activity. «j S The
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    Pacific Pact
    1228 6 2siN CHEW Jit Poh hooed thatf J» America would consider the2 opinions the other countries > have expressed on the Japan- 2 2 ese peace treaty. The purpose^ of the peace treaty is to£ revive Japan as an anti-£ Communist bastion. But Aus-$ tralia and New Zealand are;£
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    'Evidence' Reds Work Hard To Block Jap Peace
    254 7 'Evidence' Reds Work Hard To Block Jap Peace ™™±^™™*BTU mKtOM TOKYO: W \SHIN«; TON, Vnr 21 IY.-i.1.-nl Trumans special e .n* John Foster Dulles, "unnuMakable evid" £rOM T k >° loda y ..Mimunisls were iiwlij al Kuss >a", Chinese and Japanese were woffan, jggyfr Mocfc a peace selt i ementfor
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    85 7 future by O\ ■.MDun and :„> J n ,V PlOVte f the Sla ndard Vacuum V P irl <°J lhe ninne^-»p in the recent Ideal i rl K (^T etl :On^ Cms the tape to th^ entrance r strri» Th t>rVUeStatlon to be OP™* Sin^u h Pt nm uas watched
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    Cholera, Smallpox Hit Calcutta: 533 Killed
    204 7 CALCUTTA, Apr. 25 (IP)-This city was seized bj i double epidemic today with 533 persons killed by cholera and smallpox in the past two weeks. 1 1 Iv Customs Seizes Huge Gold Cargo S SKONG, Apr. 25 <AP) H ogkoog revenue officers [*uesday seized
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    Solar Flares Mar Radio Reception
    70 7 LONDON, Apr. 25 (Reuter). Short wave radio reception in London was almost blotted out today, Reuter's listening station reported. Solar flares or hydrogen eruptions were thought to be the cause. Stations in all parts of the world suddenly faded out and even the powerful transmitters
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    Punjab Locusts
    41 7 KARACHI, Apr. 24, T TP): More than 100,000 volunteers launched a mighty offensive in a "battle without bullets" in a desperate bid to halt huge locust swarms in the Punjab which threaten to ravage the grain-bowl of Western Pakistan.
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    Half Price
    60 7 LONDON, Apr. 24 (Reuter)— The House of Commons tonight agreed to the general principle of a bill to legalize a charge of half price for state spectacles and dentures, one of the causes of Ministers' resignation. LONDON, April 24, (Reuter)— The death was announced today of Samuel Townsqnd
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    NY Paper Snowstorm For MacArthur
    49 7 photo. In a traditional New York welcome for distinguished visitors. a blizzard of paper deluges Gen. Douglas MacArthur as he drives through the city April 20. Some 150,000 people lined 7th Avenue from 34th to 42nd Street, in the heart of downtown Manhattan. A.P.
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    British Told To Have Own Housecleaning
    138 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. 24 (UP) Asked by the press for I comment on the speeches this week by Britain's Aneurin Bevan and Harold Wilson, Republican Representative John Vorys, member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, today characterized rne British foreign t policy as "an unique
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    Yugoslavia Asks Big Three To Help Out On Trade Deficit
    236 7 Yugosla via Asks Big Three To Help Out On Trade Deficit BELGRADE, Apr. 24 (UP)— Yugoslavia has asked the Western Big Three to help her out of her economic troubles hy covering her multi-million dollar trade deficit, it was learned today. Wiping out the deficit by a 1 direct grant
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    103 Die In Yokohama Trolley Fire
    84 7 YOKOHAMA, Apr. 25 (UP) One hundred and three persons, including three American soldiers were burned to death yesterday afternoon and 66 others injured when a headhigh tension powerline dropped on the roof of a passing Yokohama electric train and skeletonized the two lead cars
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    Soskice New A-G For UK
    83 7 LONDON. Apr. 24 (Router) The appointments of Sir rrank Soskice as Attorneyjeneral and Mr. A. L. UngoedFhomas as Solicitor-General vere officially announced here onight. The official announcement >f Mr. John Freeman's resignation as Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Supply was also made tonight. Mr.
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    India Loan Bill
    61 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. 24 <UP» The House Foreign Affairs Committee today formally approved a bill to authorize a $190,000,000 loan to buy foodstuffs for India. Committee Chairman John Kee j said he would take the bill to the Rules Committee as. soon as possible, perhaps Wednesday. He said
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    Muslims Form Bulwark In War Against Reds—Pai
    79 7 Muslims Form Bulwark In War Against Reds— Pai TAIPEI. Apr. 25 (U.P.) The President of China's Muslim Association today declared that 350.000.000 Muslims of the world inspired by their faith had formed an unshakable bulwark in the campaign against Communism. In an article to Modern China. English language monthly here
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    UK Illegitimate Births Drop
    57 7 LONDON, Apr. 25: IAP)— Illegitimate births in England and Wales in 1950 dropped below the average for the preceding five years, according to preliminary figures released by the Registrar General's quarterly return. Forty-nine out of every thousand live births were illegitimate last year: that is 15
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    Burma Rebels Beaten Off
    54 7 RANGOON, Apr. 23 <APt Government troops fought off for five hours today strong rebel forces attacking Pyawbwe, .;1U miles from Rangoon, in the heart of the Communist-dominated area, a communique said. It listed rebel losses as seven killed. 40 wounded against one killed and four wounded
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    US- Formosa Army Mission To Be Raised
    274 7 US- Formosa A rmy Mission To Be Raised WASHINGTON, Apr. 21 (IP)— Deputy KM*** Secretary Robert Lovett (old mwmm today thai tinUnited States military mission to Formosa probably uill be increased eventually lo .">OO or 600 o Hirers and m*»n_ The initial size of 4he r mission now en route
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    UK Authors To Work For Peace
    70 7 UK Authors To Work For Peace LOXDOX, Apr. 25 <Reutrr'— Tweive of Britain's Famoui i writers yesterday issued a declaration pledging themselves to < work for peace through then- I writings and inviting nil oilier i writers to join them in the;- efforts to stop the "drift to war." The
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    AP Man In Prague Missing
    126 7 PRAGUE. Apr. 23 (UP) Associated Press correspon I William Oalis. 37. was missing today and the United St i Embassy asked Czech n :;cs to start an official Inq lit f into his disappearanos. Oatifi was i; seen §toct >■ lelt his office M aid;
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    93 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. *M (UP) Gen. Douglas MarArthur has agreed to testify on Thursday, May 3. before Senate committees investigating his dismissal, it was disclosed today. Mac Arthur will appear before the Senate Armed Services Committee. A Member of the Senate Foreign Halations Committee probahly will sit
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    GURNEY SOUNDS GRAVE WARNING TO PROFITEERS
    752 8 rl StaittJarii Siaff Correspondent Kl ALA LI >IPi R, April 27. High Commissioner for the Federation Sir Henry <»uritey, in outlining anti-inflationary measures already 4 ink en and hcitt:* plamictl by Government, including higher duties, today ■tiered a gravel warning to the eommereial community.
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    Sharp Fall In Price Of Rubber
    94 8 Sharp Fall In Price Of Rubber i.:-d S:::t Ri»p»>rter r s ease saarp- re 3 esterda? a:-^^- <. the de .re I ttributable to traders' til al G era- oant attitude on ixnspei [fled s. ired the a the confidence Dai the pan ters P M95 per It Orsi i
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    138 8 ntl.trd Reporter S sAPI R tar tera r I y I S a a r 9 -depi i the vj.S Gcr < e c I the Gh tt posed e > exxd noc I on the of rut tr ers c aed i t >. t she
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    73 8 W V.SHIN I Apr. 25 fAP) B. Kua .s. Jr. presir tof U.S Rubl er Co., says A :a d<-.- ve a rubber >3 tural rubber e a.r.. is 014 en >u^h th:\i -a Sve-year war it inn Henc«i 11 Ist aa much the 3
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    ACTH FROM WHALE
    34 8 Mye^aard Co., a leading pfa cal m rturer in Nor- a ..:„> pc ed a m«th J o| 1 V- S A i n b ile hrpo-P-Tys a The r.ce is derived
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    24 8 |r*--ndard SV;ppj«g Reporter BL't.** b C3r the »hi, rat or inuk ''bV *'i:? b car so. the »hip -=> i cases ui in nk.
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    WHY COUNCIL WAS NOT CONSULTED
    329 8 Controls KUALA LUaiPUB Apr 25 R^b^oi" export cootr >1 baa bees exercised in Halayi to eiisi:re tr.at and ro^u.ar j sup i y o^ rubbes bora this kiuUjp the United K:r.^--n frier. 1 y roi:nin«»s ana ie free i i genera y is n I
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    BEER CARGO ARRIVES
    122 8 photo. J lamp gl-bes. 90 cases of ham. 80 drums at" coal tar dve. 140 drums of dyesturf. 24 cases of padlocks. cases of cycle tyres. 30 case* oi safety pins. 43 caies and 12 sewing machines. 30 cases of tools. 'cases of pocket knives and 2.893
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    Development Plan Being Modified
    383 8 Si amlartl Staff rori*es|M»s«l«Mit KUALA Ll'MPt'lt, Apr. 2.x The Toleration** Draft l)t»vt'iopiiK*tit Plan was referred to by Sir Henry 4>urnt\v. High r«>ntmis*ioner, during his outline of the nioasitrrs thr Frtlrral <!ount'il will lake this year* He reminded the Council this morning thai the Plan was incorporated
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    '51 Output Estimated At 40 Mil. Cans
    270 8 Malayan Pine Recovery \\YYU i>rodunion for 1951 estimated at 10,000,000 fans .Mala\a'«* rehabilitated pineapple paektng industry h rapidly regaining the ground lost as a result of the Oeeupation, when produetion fell from 100 million ean* in 1938 to 4.000.000 cans in 1947. I
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    SAW AT ONCE AEROCEM VALUE FOR MALAYA
    280 8 Stronger, Cheaper Houses Staiulanl lining rial Reporter MR. (.KKVID I.IKKI.FV, of Guthrie and Co., Lhl., i* ihc man in luiul tbt* rr\olutionarv new huiMiii^ t»»«*hnM{ij*» known a.-* Arn>rt»ni, which i* now hetn« introthit*<*«{ to Malaya by the Company. L'sin^ an a^ra'txi Hquidrccbkbl spraying
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    Formosa Industries
    20 8 The Chines* Nationalist Gov- ernment has spent U5529,600,000 to build up electric power, railway and industries on Formosa.
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    COCONUT OIL PRICE CUT
    35 8 Singapore Oil Mmen yester- a:::: linc«d further reci'jftion In the > "u*e of coconut oil 10 524 per 'JS katry tin snd 95 rents per K>::ie »1 ka::y and 2 taMI I
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    116 8 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (Apr. 25) were per lb. Bayers Sellers No 1 R .5 S Spot Loose 51.93* 51.94| FOB. in bales May. No 1 RSS $1.91| $1,921 No 2 R.S S $1.84} $1.85$ No. 3 R.S S (nom > SI.7S $1.79 Tone: Easier.
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    37 8 HONGKONG. Apr. 23— Special Standard Service—Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HKSIS 7Q to £1 sterling: HK56.35 to US$l; HKS!.BO7 to Malayan $1; HKSO.33 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK323 to one taeL
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    Tobacco Men Entertained
    117 8 Seen at a dinner party at the Happy World, given by the Borneo Sumatra Trading; Go. (M.) Ltd. (Borsumy) for their Van N*lle Shag Tobacco dealers from the neighbouring islands off Singapore. (from left) Messrs. Koh Chong Khing, Chew Poi Row. Tan Sek Yong. Koh Kim Loons
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    Tin Price Regains $12.62½
    83 8 Tin Price Regains $12.62½ Standard Staff Reporter THE MALAYAN tin price took a turn upwards after price declines since the beginning of the week. On a steady market, the metal ■a as quoted at $590.75 per picui, an inercMe of 512 62$ over Tuesri3.\ s level. Traders yesterday reporlcd good
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    Copra Sold At $48.75
    227 8 Copra Sold At $48.75 Standard Stiff Reporter COPRA r trie Singapore feet markal was >te.id> or* ia- es short-covering Cram :-e C rUiaeoL Buyers apcnrij I $48* and r;»>e t $494. Sellers i ri S me buo.r:eic a j^> trted at $48J pei aietil > nut :'-i.: sellers at 182
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    Malaya Future Rests On Hydro Power
    456 8 Ma laya Fu ture Rests On Hydro Power Standard SlafT Reporter CHEAP HYDRO POWER huMm lou <m»«i ptWt lion of tin lo be continued when there ii a contraction of tlic world dcman<l for it. This point is brought ou' in the annual report of the Central Electricity Board of
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    110 8 THE DIRECTORS of the Eastern r.u::*i HUM _td a BCt PUfit <: jl i Jo :<2o :<•• the yeai t9si Cron v. :■..<.« mi iatcnai c. ■*.':<•.■. I 2 Sd baa bmea paad an Ia I il dr d of 3s. «>vi. par s^ia.-e batti Im -(..-me
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    142 8 SrNGAP< ttE, Wei I it Mala; share nn ltd ■<'" fcacraJ j Ijqf I i: e« slightl] easier excepi i fcm ntera RuWxrj e^ -".e-a;. Industrials vcrc ftm (,> sin isinesi past ed C .-.::^o-i prieoi ware INDUSTRIALS Bu>crs Sellers B 3 Petr M 49
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    252 9 New Rates Will Operate June 19 By Neilson Modder, Standard Staff Reporter SUBSTANTIAL reductions in passenger fares for American President Lines round-the-world, Straits-Atlantic and passenger-freighter services from Singapore, were announced by the company's local agents yesterday. The new fares will become effective when the tourist
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    103 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Penang Government has requested the Federal Legislative Council that the funds paid to general revenue from Mercantile Marine Fund Committee for the years 1946-50, should be placed at the disposal of the committee for the building of a seamen's hostel in
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    161 9 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Wed.— The Kong Wah, rirst ship to make the trip to Lho Seumawe and back since the recent incident when eight Malayan vessels were detained there, left again lor that port via Belawan today. The Kong Wah is carrying genera]
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    1,047 Troops
    32 9 PARIS, Apr. 25 (Reuter) j The French liner Athos has left Marseilles for Indo-China with 1,047 French troops. A further 749 troops will join the ship at Bizerta (Tunisia). i
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    Beaver Plane For Caltex
    125 9 A SIXGLE-FXGIXED Beaver I aircraft from Canada has been shipped to Singapore for Caltex (China) Ltd. It will be assembled at Kallang Airport and then flown to Pakan j Baroe. Sumatra, where the com- 1 pany is operating its oilfields. Bearers have also been ordered bv
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    18 Leave Colony In MM's Oldest Liner
    173 9 18 Leave Colony In MM's Oldest Liner Standard Shipping Reporter THE 13,682-ton Andre Lebon, Messageries Mari- i times' oldest passenger liner on the Far East run.' railed at Singapore yesterday on her return voyage to France with 743 passengers from Saigon. cigniten pa:>;>t?ii&t?i6 embarked in the liner when she left
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    HK $1.2Mil. Gold Cache
    107 9 HK $1.2Mil. Gold Cache HOXGKOXG. Apr. 25: (AP)— Hongkong revenue agents have I located and seized HK51.206.000 worth of gold aboard the Butter- j field and Swire freighter, Szech- wan. A total of 3.700 taels was con- fiscated, bringing to 17.287 taels j the total of contraband gold seized here
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    200 9 'Bea ver'A irLink For Small Towns KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Finance Committee of the Federation has approved a capital expenditure of $847,000 and a maintenance expenditure of $496,500 on the internal Beaver air service shortly to be introduced to connect isolated towns with the Malayan Airways trunk route. 1 The
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    70 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Federal Legislative Council today approved an expenditure of $830,000 to provide for the cost of extensions to the runway of the Kuala Lumpur airfield and an increase in Us bearing strength. This is requested by the RAF as the
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      95 9 SHIPPING NOTICE M.V.'HANTHALE Sailing; Monday, 30th April, 1951 to DJAKARTA -INDONESIA Cargo accepted: For Particulars apply to: CHEK GUAN SHIPPING CO., LTD., 14 Pekin Street, Tel: *****. SARAWAK BTEAI (In ./orated WEEKLY PASSENGERS AND FREI REJANC RIV^R POl (with transhipnu Rajah Brooke for Kuching Bidor for Kuching accepts cargo for
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      582 9 SAILINGS FROM SCANPINAVIA UK CONIINENI S'pore P S'hom Pe»«Hf "NORDHVAL" for Bongkok Gdns. 8/9 "PANAMA" for Bongkok Soigon Hongkong Manila Kobe Yokohama 4-6Moy l-3May 29-3OApr. "SELANDIA" for Bangkok 22-24Moy 20-21 May 19-19Moy "MALAYA" for Bangkok, Hongkong, Manila Kobe ond Yokohama 26-29May "KINA" for Bangkok, Hongkong Manila 14-19June "MEONIA" for Saigon
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      188 9 «dswps in Harbour WHARVES Gdn. 44 Helios. Sheers Wharf: 42 43 Teiresia. 40 41 Kampar, 38/39 Chandpara. 36 37 Tricolor, 33. 34 C. Of Chicago, 31/32 Benavon. Benveg, 29 30 Pakhoi. 27/28 Kernas. 25/28 Umaria, 23 24 Pres. Arthur, 19 20 Bradeverett. 15 16 Carpentaria, 13/14 Bellerophon, 11 12 Andre
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      647 9 Despatches TODAY: Gt. Britain. N. Ireland. Eire. Europe. N. and \V. Africa, W. Indies. Egypt and Ceylon noon by JBenmacdhui, Indo-China 6 p.m. by Ibis Thaila.nd 6 p.m. by Halvdan. Hongkong. China, Philippines and Japan 8 a.m. by Tasman. Arrivals TODAY: W. Australia by Charon. Hair arrivals) f [and DEPARTURES
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    IN BRIEF
    195 10 ryjEßEc ap" APi V_' a e Chet alter, rear Id French ttaga star I tesday that the a i govej me ii haa d< e I a i se isi .>. o In „t ng him i sa because m th« Stockholm Peace i _e againsi I e
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    4 MOVIE GAVE CROONER HER BREAK
    749 10  -  OSWALD HENRY by CINGAPORE'S attractive, dark-eyed crooner Maisie Conceicao, is hoping that two things will come true: that some enterprising patron of the arts will help establish a school for crooners in the Colony, and that, someday, in the not too distant future, she
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    498 10 man." -.Mr. Shaw sa. I that Australian architects and technicians have advixd on the renovations of the Capitol Theatre: and when It was completed it would be a modern show, comparable with Australian city theatres Bfcantfhtle Shaw Bros? S;>jpapor€*J "Show Whs" c.Hnouncts thai work has f.artcd tn
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      193 10 Y OF FENCING On Stare at tonight's 9.30 p.m. Perfon By the SINGAPORE FENCING CU i', 5 Times: lla.m, 1.45, 4.03. 6.30&9.:>0 HERE IS HOT-BLOODED I f^L/^"^ COIUMBU HCtUtfS p>escfi>& f\ XASTof the fi y\MV€CMNEEQ&\ I I \q PAW. HdlrEld' wttoW O I BAIso the Three btooges ,n "STUDIO STO(
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      351 10 Radio Programmes RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME (79M kcs. 41 Im metres) 10 ahi Neva; 1 p.m. light Mu-io Medley; 1 :«> News; 1.45 Charlie Barnett: 8.15 Programme Summary; 8.11 Calling All Hospitals; 7 p.m. Newt and Singapore Share Market Report; 7.12 The Radio Scientist; 7.20 Interlude: 7.:t0 Augmented Radio
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      345 10 10 a.m.— h i pm Singapore; (> p.m. Programme Summary; gjtt Happy Anniversary; 7 7.-.'.% As Singapore: 7 *5 Interlude: 7..>0 "Pride And Prejudice 8 p.m. John Bull > Band: S.lo The Ihursday Svmphony: }»..;o News tSf 9.45 Report on Federal l.egi>tative Council Meeting: 19.15 Julia Tan violin t and
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    'STOP GIVING AID TO BANDITS'
    629 11 ixumey Urges Action To Halt Terrorism By End Of The Year Kl ALA LIMITR, We.l Th., .i mafel l.rioiiMi, ,-an l, e finUl^.i i resellt conflict with comu..u,ni,Un.akeup,|,ei r l in T,hTH yll g ,V lOlley a <l f O<l lo he ••>.' inevitable 1
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    92 11 photo. Picture shows the Chairman of RIDA, Dato Onn bin Jaafar, addressing delegates of 31 rural co-operative societies in Selangor at a tea-party at the Hotel Majestic in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Extreme left is the District Officer. Kuala Lumpur, Inche Abdul Aziz. Third from the left is Inche NordinNawi
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    NEW NAME URGED FOR 'MINISTERS'
    704 11 Standard Staff Correspondent ALALIMPIR. W^ia rt nct .l lo a lvau|v n "u-nis btMiqiuts aiul brickbats were made ihia wnS Hhcn congratulations were aWwered on the ibrn *ho ha>«- •ccapied otba Mats hi the Federal IBCII and sat Uxlay as officials. Gurney, toe Pretne i
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    Banishees To Be Held In S'ban Prison
    145 11 "a:. A LUMPUR. Wed.— The ti 0 Government's WOt > build a new prison for ta baa been a b a n d o n e d ring a suggestion by the lance Committee to transfer i banisheea now being held v rioua
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    $692,915 FOR 45 JUNGLE COMPANIES
    168 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— When the Federal Legislative Council resumes tomorrow morn- Ing the members will be asked to' give approval to the expendi- ture of various large sums of money in connection with the Emergency and civil defence measures. A. supplementary allocation of 5692.915 for
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    Garney At CPA Bra nch Lunch .
    51 11 Garney At CPA Bra nch Lunch KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.-The j rJde-a»ion of Malaya Branch of fhe Commonwealth Parliamentfy Association held a luncheon at Griffin Inn, Kuala Lumpur, °It ay wa S attended bv the High t Commissioner, J^.jSS^i^S. l ney* who is President. Mr. M. v De 1 Tufo, Chairman-,
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    WORKERS NEEDED
    58 11 THAT in his opinion the Estate Asian Staffs Unions should have full time workers, Mr. N.C. Dass, re-elected chairman of the Bahau branch of the Estate Asian Staffs Union told the third conference of the Union at Bahau. Mr. Dass was re-elected chairman and Mr. Chua Chin Swee
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    78 11 With the vast programme of many thousands of these children are at school, who never saw a school before. Simple medical services are provided and confidence and security are being restored as the groundwork for rural development. "Side by side with these emergency operations go the Rural
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    Federation Told To Adopt Singapore's Superscale Pay Plan
    323 11 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Acceptance of the Singapore Special Committee proposals for the salaries of superscale Malayan Establishment Posts is recommended in a paper laid on the table at today's meeting of the Federal Legislative Council. The Special Committee on
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    Federation Ministers' Pay—$200,000 Yearly
    357 11 Federation Ministers' Pay— $200,000 Yearly Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Weil.— Dato Dim bin Ja'afar, Member for Home Affairs and Chairman of the Rural and Industrial Development Authority, will receive a salary of $3,000 monthly, according to a Finance Committee report tabled at the Federal Legislative Council today. This will
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    Sweepstakes Law Should Remain, Committee Urges
    626 11 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— That the present law re^ardiiitr sweepstakes should remain in force and kept separate from any legislation regarding; lotteries, is the view of the Taxation Advisory Committee invited hy the Uiijh Commissioner lo consider an extension of the present
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    94 11 Emergency i Entertainment Allowances i Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. As a result of the emergency, some police officers in the Federation "'are required to entertain members of His Majesty's Forces and the general public more than would normally be the case." j states the Finance Committee of the
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    Four Councillors' Air Trip To UK Will Cost $10,000
    619 11 Four Councillors' Air Trip To UK Will Cost $10,000 Additional Federal Expenses KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The official visit of four repesentatives of the Federal Legislative Council to the Festival of Britain for a period of three weeks as the guest of Plis Majesty's Government will cost the Federation $10,000 in
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    TULLOH RIDES FOUR WINNERS
    1661 12  -  OLLIE DA VIES By BIG SWEEP TOTAL P00L:... 5378,400 FIRST PRIZE: No. *****2 SECOND PRIZE: No. *****5 THIRD PRIZE: No. *****5 STARTERS: *****9, *****3, *****5, *****5, *****7. CONSOLATION PRIZES ($l,OOO EACH): *****3, *****7, *****8, *****2, *****0, *****0, *****8, *****4, *****6, *****5. DOUBLE TOTES: FIRST DOUBLE: 40
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    111 12 Police Beat Kota Raja POLICE SFH > 1 ice in Dh SAFA E; vid ?er K I v. t the G< ang S i 5 played at a lead id first rha Raha scorec Poli no mis tc< s later, Roa i s red the for the P ce w
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    Schoolboys Lose
    24 12 [AN R! L'B S s fles 1 j to a g f, the sc second sess c a c three quick goals
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    Russians Pose Questions With Olympic Entry
    320 12 NEW YOKK, Apr. Zo (AP)— Russia has posed some mighty absorbing questions by clearing the way to compete in the 1932 Olympic Games. An Olympics committee was created in Moscow on Tuesday. Does this mean that the Kremlin has decided there is little likelihood
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    Don Cockell Wins Easily
    141 12 LONDON. Apr. 2\ (Renter) Don Cockell. British European and Empire light heavyweigfa champion, easily outpointed Freddie Beshore, American contender for the. world heavyweight title, over 10 rounds at Ilarringay arena, North London, tonight. Boxing superbly Cockell did not lose a single round. The] "Harrisburg Hurricane" had
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    148 ENTRIES FOR PENANS RACES
    586 12 PENANG, Wed.— A total of 148 horses, comprising classes 3 and 4, has been entered for the Penang Turf Club Summer Meeting on May 5, 9 and 12. Below are the entries: HORSES CLASS t Ist Ran 2nd Ran sif or It 6f. or B
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    GOLF Here's How
    192 12  - GOLF Here's How x&mmin Sam Snead ggd MANY golfers feel they can learn more about golf in a practice round than they do in actual competition play because their minds are free to absorb and experiment with ideas. They are not up against disconcerting competition that prevents bettering ones form.
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    Silver Frame Wins Gold Cup
    222 12 CHELTENHAM, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, Apr 25 (Reutei i Lord Bicester's Silver Fame, -4 favourite, won e c weted Che am Gold Cup aftei i desperate finish here toil afterTl e 12-ye u Id eeldii g beat the 100-11 utsider I Ite field of Greenougue bj ash I
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    Fight Cancelled
    57 12 LONDON, April 23 (Reuter)— l Jack Gardner, British and European heavyweight champion, will r..'t fUht Ce>ar Bnon. Argentine heavyweigr.t. at Marringay on May 22. Jack Solomons, t'r.e London promoter, said today: "Gardner's injured le: t thumb has not come along as we had hoped and it i> not
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    Bata Trounce NTS
    58 12 BATA SPORTS CLUB tr »unced NTS. ti-2 in a Business Houses League tie at the Police Depot ground yesterday. Leading 2-1 at ball tune Bvn swamped X.T.S in the second session and slammed home four more goals. SCORERS: Bata S.C Jaman (2), Kan Chew. Teck Whye. Kee
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    291 12 ROYAL ENGINEERS, p i axill 7 t struclive soccer, trounced RAPC 5-1 j n p( »n. Challenge Cup final at Tannin r s /i kr provided over a thousand servi« j>v tl N minutes of non-stop thrills and v Mlli f>( > The
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    59 12 TiongBahru Score Five Against BTSC HONG BAHRU RANGERS tr unced B-. I limah S;> I Cl ib ft\ e B J* to nil in a k B dco p .-.yed at I CYM Kg esterd Skin rC \h Chong >cored j the first fou R gers The ftfth g i
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