Singapore Standard, 2 May 1951

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    15 1 Singapore TIGER Standard 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS 1 NO. 305 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1951.
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    UK Warns Iran: No Negotiation Under Duress
    172 1 UK Warns Iran: No Negotiation Under Duress V May 1 (Renter) Foreign Secretary son \*arnt'«l Iran today that Britain I rsotiatc a ■etdemenl of the oil dispute told the House of Commons, eoald roateßtkHl ai th<- Iran (iovernment that nationalise th« oiMeWo na-t a matter m and Ine Vn^li>-Irania!i Oil
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    Britain Sets Up C-in-C Committee
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    Eden Blames Gout For Raw MaterialS Lack
    127 1 Eden Blames Gout For Raw MaterialS Lack LONE lN <" M 2. AP> Con- Eden declared s L tbour stockpil- eh brought ts present acul m ted States p its raateri ti i I ion leader 1 I th< Hnnn ns, He we a accumulating said si »c ng by
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    1,000 Mark May Day In S'pore
    106 1 More than I.WK) men and women tiade unionists m Singapore celebrated Ma\ Day yesterday with i mass meeting at Uw Great World Amusement Park. Top picture shows Mr. M. t 1) N'air Chariman of tfce Organising Committee, delivering tli,. address of welcome. Men s-iov.n
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    US Mission Welcomed In Formosa
    316 1 US Mission Welcomed In Formosa TAIPEI, Way I (UP)— Major C<.\; W C Chase a:ui stafl fi ers arrived here ay I ally inaugurate United States mi it try asistance advis >ry group for T:\c General's arrival m a C-54 I the '22nd Carriei Com- Squ .lr w a lei;
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    Mao Present At May Day Parade
    54 1 LONDON*. May 1: (Reuter\ Three-quarters of a million Chinese marched past Premier Mao Tse-tung m Peking's biggest ever May Day parade, ac- cording to Peking Radio. The column. ten people abreast was six miles long. The city was ablaxe with colour and crowds danced
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    CG Impressed By Situation In I-C
    82 1 II \.\OI May 1. (Renter)— The British S.E. Asia Commissioner General, Malcolm Mac Donald, on a fact-finding visit to IndoChina's war fronts, said today he was "very impressed" with what he had seen ot the French military situation m the Tonking Mr Mac Donald
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    Gurney Visits Mining Town
    48 1 Gurney Visits Mining Town KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Gamabang. one at the oldest towns m east Pahang wnere mining ia the c'.iief interest, which is 19 miles away flora Kuantan was visited by the Hi?h Commissioner. Sir Henry Gurney this afternoon. Sir Henry had gone there to .inspect the
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    Police Determined To Fight Firebugs, Ask Public To Help
    255 1 Standard Staff Reporter TOP OFFICIALS of the Singapore Police Forre yesterday held a conference and decided on a certain M course of action to combat Communist firebugs attacking public vehicles. Revealing this at a press i conference. :he Commissioner of Police,
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    ANA To Train Malayans At Essendon Airport
    97 1 Standard Staff Reporter AUSTRALIAN National Airways is to train picked Malayans on their local staff at the A.N. A. Training School, Essendon Airport, Melbourne. The school, the biggest eommereial airline school m Australia, has training departments m aero-engineer-ing, traffic, freight, and operations. First
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    Arson Losses In '50 Total $9 Million
    133 1 Standard Staff Reporter COMMUNIST campaign of arson outrages m Singapore last year caused a heavy loss to property estimated at 59,--571,266 of which 58.852.944 was due to the burning of Aik Hoe Rubber Factory m July, 1950. This is stated m the Singapore
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    To Form C'Wealth Division
    182 1 MELBOURNE. May (Reu--1 tor-AAP' Commonwealth iand troops, fighting under the United i Nations flag m Korea, are to be formed into a Commonwealth division. Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies announced today. He said the Governments concerned had agreed that this strp should be taken as soon
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    Reds Avoid Seoul, Concentrate On
    306 1 TOKYO, May 1 (UP) The Chinese and North Korean Communists seemed today to have derided to bypass the strongly defended capital of Seoul and hurl their next massive blow down the centre of the Korean peninsula toward Yoju on the southward bend of the Han
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    Search For French Plane Intensified
    77 1 SAIGOX. May 1. (Reuter) I Air and sea search for the tnissi ing reconnaissance plane of Gen. Andre Hartemann. French Air Force Commander m Inrio-China. j spread to the island-studded waters of the northern IndoCrina roast today. French naval units steamefl through channels among a
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    Island- Wide Check On May Day Eve
    16 1 SINGAPORE Police m an is- land-wide check on Monday
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    1947 Secret Report Warned Of Korea War
    225 1 W ASIIIXiTON, May 1 (I l») IW Ion«><« rH Wedemeyer rrport cm Korra warned I*r« i >i<l«'in I riinian three yt'ars !>rf<»r«* th< k war ram<> thai Kaaeifl **uinl«nil>tr<liv** would M*<*k nmlrol ot thai rountry, ihr ptihlication «>( the <ln.";inunt difldoeed t<»<ia>. The
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    Ridgway To Relax Controls
    216 1 TOKYO. May I: (R< 'rrAAPi New SCAP General Matthew B.Rid »way lay told the Japanese ]>■ he would continue to nax oocupatioi controls so as to "smoothly bridge" the transition to pendence with the peace treaty. General Itidgway's mettafe for the I o v r I
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    Sabotage Suspected In Telecoms Break
    61 1 Sabotage Suspected In Telecoms Break SABOTAGF VU BUSpected m the breakdown m telecommunications between Singapore :ind Kuala Lumnur la.-t night from about 7 20 o'clock, said a Sinca- pore spokei-:na:i of the l<'.ecommum cat ions Department. Tiie breakdown occurred north of Kluang, m Johore. between Bekok and Paloh. A working
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    US, Belgium Settle Row Over ECA Aid
    89 1 US, Belgium Settle Row Over EC A Aid WASHINGTON, M i l (AP An informed ofl Lai i the United States and B have tentatively settled argument "•vt-r BCA The agrrfnien.t deal the way I>r 'he i esumption ol Vi ted States financial lid ;<.. the Bk gi;i/i governnM I
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    Suicide Bid In Hospital Alleged
    14 2 Suicide Bid In Hospital Alleged TIIK OR] J I the 1 T.S Z Hee.
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    UNIONISTS CELEBRATE MAY DAY
    31 2 A large n <«i v m ti •-> attended th" Miv Day raily yesterday at the Great V, -rid imusemeat Park. This Standard picture shows some of them.
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    1,000 Attend S'pore Rally
    417 2 Standard Staff Reporter MORE THAN 1,000 men and women trade unionists of all races and creeds and from all walks of life yesterday joined m celebrating the first May Day m Singapore since the Emergency at the Great World Amusement Park, The meeting passed two re-
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    'Labour Must Challenge Present Social Order'-Nair
    246 2 'Labour Must Challenge Presen t Social Order'-Nair Standard Stafl Reporter I'M I \!>ni oi t<n!a\ mosl challenge ihe present economic and social order and must refuse lo accept Ine capitalist ideology. It cannot !>«■ contented Mcrcli 'Sfith t!»«- rrumba that art- thrown at us" nor ran it In* satisfied \*ilh
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    Died After Refusing To Go To Hospital
    134 2 A 45-YEAR-OLD seaman, Lim S h I IS« I to go to spital after he slipped and fell m a tongkang, died IT days the incident from a fractured skull and haemorrhage. This was stated m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday Lim's inque.-t.
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    Did Not Report
    31 2 CHRISTOPHER K. C. KG was Bi i $75 by the Singapore Se nd Traffic Court Magistrate. Mr. J. M. D. Colebourn yesterday for failing to report an accideni
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    Cabaret Girls Get More Commission
    172 2 Standard Woman Reporter SIiVC^AI'OKE dance hostesses will he jjiven a five per cent increase m their commission on dance tickets from May 16, when they will »;et T."> rents out of e\<*rv dollar's worth of dance coupons. At present they are only getting 70 cents.
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    Broke Curfew
    53 2 FOUR FISHERMEN. Tan Oh Nee, Yeo Chea, Tan Ho Soo and j Lim Chew Seng, were fined $10 each m 'he Singapore Third District Court yesterday for entering the curlew area, off R.A.F. Seletar, without a «permit on May 1 a1 :'>.'>o a.m. Their taikong, Chiu Han Chua
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    Misadventure
    39 2 A FINDING of death by misadventure was returned m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at the inquest into the death oi 18-month-okl K*>h Kay j Tian, who was killed after he feU ot[ a lorry on April 7.
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      $29 Million Property
      62 2 $29 Million Property mm wf w w^ THE ANNUAL value of the Town of Singapore increased by 52.088.196 to .529.98(j.399 at the end of 1950. states the Municipal President's Administration Report for 1950. This increase was mainly due to the erection of new buildings and the revision of assessment on
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      —AND 97,000 TONS RUBBISH
      62 2 THE SINGAPORE Municipal Town Cleansing and Hawkers? Department dealt with en average 271 tons of refuse a day according to 'he President's Administration Report for 1950. A total of 97,689| Ton. oi rejv.se including 2,441 tons of drain refuse used for reclaiming adjacent low-lying land were
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    Chosen Chief
    44 2 MR. V. Pakirisamy was elected president o t the Inter-Religious Organisation of Singapore and Johore Bahru at a meeting held on Monday evening- Pic ture. DR. W. J. VICKERS pinning a medal on to th#» lapel of Mr. Ng Chip Siong. Standard
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    Blythe Opens Art Exhibition Today
    139 2 THE SECOND day of Ed-jca- tion week m Singapore c rather a quiet day with scl j back to normal after their beginning of term yesterday. At the Victoria Memorial Hall, the organisers were busy hanging i up paintings and arranging the hundreds of exhibits
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    RAF Recruits Pass Out
    101 2 The fifth output of recruits for the R.A.F. (Malaya) will parade at Changi airfield this morning to pass out from their initial training. The salute will be taken by Air Vice- Marshal H. L. Patch, Air Officer it; Charge of Administration, Far Easi Air Force. The
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    Did Not Register
    36 2 MARGARET J. E. PaU rs ol the Nee Soon Camp Quarters was fined $5 m the Singapore First District Court yesterday for not registering herself since she arrived m the Colony on Dec
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    Lawyers Pass Through
    76 2 TWO LAWYERS passed through Singapore, yesterday. I They are 22-year-old milliona re Bobby Njoo Souk Ho 1 (right), who passed out of a French law school, and Miss Yo Giok Hong (centre), a graduate of Dutch law. Mr. Njoo is on his way to Sourabaya. Miss Yo
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    Thomson Urges Voters To Register
    157 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE TIME has come for residents vim regard Singapore as their homes to identify themselves, and to make «jood use of their political rights by associating themselves fully with Singapore, said the Supervisor of Elections, Mr. ii. G. Thomson, m an appeal
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    Medals For Chinese Blood Donors
    157 2 Standard Staff Reporter RELATIVES and friends of patients m hopitals who need blood are not playing their proper pirt Dr. W. J. Vickers, the Colony's Director of Medical Services declared yesterday when he presented two silver medals totv.o Chinese blood donors who had given their
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    CDC Scholarship Courses Now Open
    15 2 APPLICATIONS for scholarhips under the Colonial Deve:>pment and Welfare Fund
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    Board To Aid Students Find Jobs
    129 2 Board To Aid Students Find Jobs Standard Staflf Reporter T}IE SENATE I c U sity ol Mi lay t yesterday i c the appointment eighi m m Appointments Board t graduates of the Dniver* I I suitable employnn Five members o; the B ppointed by t ie :.a*t j Prof.
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    Squad Has Begin Duty
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    Robber Held Within 48 Hours Of Report
    70 2 Robber Held Within 48 Hours Of Report A 22-YEAR-OLD Chii i who robbed a .school teacher of a diamond ring, a wr and cash m a lonely r< Upper Seransoon w* si to five years' rigoi sonment by Mr I- tcher Rogers at the S::._ Assizes yesterday. The robber i
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    More Died In 1950
    32 2 More Died In 1950 >und i; i v ;.:ii !1< THE dc S 12 per 1 12 s. Vs Ad 1 st it I I mail A total died m 19" Ml
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    Selangor State Nationality Bill Passed
    268 3 Selangor State Nationality Bill Passed Door To Federal Citizenship Wider' Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, T,,es. A Bill -ranting Mate nationality status to all subjects of the Sultan was passed today by the Selangor State Council. *>fte are taking an important step towards the building of one nation m Malaya,
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    Charge Against MOR Fails
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    KL To Have Elected Majority
    95 3 KL To Have Elected Majority KUALA LUMPUR Tups.— Approval for the >eitins up of the machinery for Kuala Lumpur Municipal elections thi> yt ur was grant.-sJ today b\ the Selangot State O'iTU 11. ihf* law providing for r!»\iions. the Legal Ad viser said, would not bo rkid. as IWiMlwif nil
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    Gurney Visits Three Estates In Pahang
    363 3 Standard Staff < orrespondenl KUALA LUMPUR. Tues One o! the worst banditsted areas within the Pahang police jurisdiction. Valley, was visited today by Sir Henry Gurney during a tour of inspection m East Pahang. Sir Henry also visited two other estates. m Trei Jganu,
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    4/5 Of Adult Ipoh Chinese In MCA
    119 3 M.mJjrd m.vi Correspoadenl DP tea Ace rd jto es, fouj Sffiia the C >c p ipulati m m and i Ipoh are members of the m Chh se Asa «iatj n N C X .;.4. chairman of c K::.:a MCA. said pres me
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    UMNO MEET APR. 26
    71 3 Standard Stuff Reporter JOHORE BAHRt T Toes.— The sixth annual general meeting of the Johore Bahru UMNO (Men Section) will be held at the UMNO Headquarters. Jalan Ibrahim, on Thursday, Apr. 26. at 3 p m. i In the absence of Turin Syed Osman bin Ali.
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    KL Welcomes Noted Buddhist Scholar
    211 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Dean of the Faculty of Oriental Studies m the University of Ceylon, Dr. G. P. Malalasekera, who is touring Malaya, arrived here his morning from Malacca, accompanied by Mr. M. Saravanamuttu, Ceylon Commissioner. They were n l fit
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    KUANTAN HOME GUARDS GET ARMS TRAINING
    185 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Selected from 12.000 people who have volunteered their services to the Kuantan Home Guard unit. 70 of them Malays, Chinese and Indians received their first preliminary weapons training yesterday. Police Lieutenant H. Tugwell, who has 13 years service
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    'COPTER LIFTS SICK MAN FROM JUNGLE
    60 3 BRIGAND and Tempest formations of the R.A.F. m Malaya struck at bandit t;;;"£^:s m! .1 thore and Pc ak yesterd y in support of security force perations. A helicopter flew to K-^ i r m to airlift a sick M policeman n a jungle
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    MAGICIAN JAILED
    53 3 SERP'MBAN. Tues.—Rambharam, a Bengali, who was described as a magician, was sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment by the Serernban Magistrate, on being convicted of impersonating a detective. Court Inspector Bachan Sinsh. who prosecuted, preyed the case saying that the type of offence was very serious particularly during
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    FEDERATION NEWS BRIEFS
    276 3 CECIL J. Longmore of Gemas Sstate was acquitted by the Kluing Magistrate of a charge of negligent driving, TU r RAND nf the Federation Police v.iil bent the Retreat on the Kuala Lumpur packing on Thursday at 5.15 p.m. FOR defacing his identity card. Choo Kai Kang
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    Penghulus, Ketuas Urged To Help In RIDA Development
    277 3 Penghulus, Ketuas Urged To Help In RID A Developmen t photo. Standard Staff Correspoadcnl KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. IVn«lm!*i<. wm toM at kuala Lipis yesterday ai a conference iliat the* wmd Kriuas would be expected to takr an effective pan m the economic betterment and itrrrlonf m «»t tli<> anak buah
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    Pk. Chinese Want Leave For Draftees
    111 3 Pk. Chinese Want Leave For Draftees Standard Suft < orre^poivl' nt IPOH, T s. Ri -resei of Chinese guilds and associations m Jpoh met re and decided to ask the Ferak Branch of the Malayan I Association to make th g ndati to tl Director I Mai r: 1 Draftees
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    60 Families Move Into Sungei Chua
    263 3 Standard Staff ('orroponrirtil KA.IAXti, Tuei S Chu;i, a!)o;-t a tniic brom X I.jdng, which was recently riter a 22-hour-curfew, t')! ay received 60 faml tani s oi B<- ut, whl kri terday 'cleared,' t>y i y for* os. A* tkoul 9 ;i m %nH
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    Grads To Back Thuraisingham
    71 3 Grads To Back Thuraisingham KU X LUMPUR 1 Pan Malayai Union Stan I Club i n etinfi dec to give ii eheari q I i lucational policy out' Dal I -.ocr for Education. I Union Wt the; could not too strongly the urg< ey dviding free prii ducation to every
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    SEREMBAN UMNO OFFICIALS NAMED
    41 3 SEREMB AN UMNO OFFICIALS NAMED Muidud tit Correspond' nl S Rf SB W I I (i v t I Seremban, presided the Sen CTMNO •cied. [."■one Inch* Al I o I Noi j• I iar, C 'mmittee ra I I c
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    Bandit Attempt To Attack Pusing Home Guard Fails; 6 Die
    369 4 Bandit Attempt To A ttack Pusing Home Guard Fails; 6 Die Standard Staff Correspondent Xl \LV LUMPUR, Toes. If Communists m ihe Federation planned to celebrate Ma) Day m the only way they know the spilling of innocent blood they learned a hitter lesson today. They suffered a heavy reverse
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    23 Held In Bayan Lepas
    103 4 Ph\\\(. Toes. The point- .mnniimr th.it 23 arrests irere Hade lasfl veefc m the Bayao Lepas arr i here. Oi these 23 arrests, eight were iMportaMt mm! of the eight |inir mnt l direct resvH <>f inform.ition received from Boa 3.000. polar spokesman exhorted those
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    Penang Rice Ration Grades
    36 4 standard m.vi Cwrtapoadfl PENANG I 0 vmg to i the pasl ;mit 40 p tou:c. been medium to theii ie must, of 1 Is m mcd m i the Gove ttiun 1
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    Quiet May Day In Ipoh
    97 4 IPOH. Tues. Last night's security precautions m Ipoh on the eve of May Day were the most elaborate yet seen as security forces scoured all possible sources of mischief i and around the V >wn, apparently leaving nothing to chance. Backlanes were scrutinised and suspicious
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    1,499 Cases Tackled By Vehicles Court
    259 4 Standard Stall Correspondent PENANG, Tues.— A total of 1,499 cases were heard [istrar of Vehicles Court last year, slates the annual report of the Municipal Vehicles Department for 1950. The total number of defendants who appeared before the court was 5.422 and fines collected
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    RED LIE NAILED
    216 4 PEXAXG. Tues.— The "Voice of Penang" heard over Radio j Malaya here tonight said that i a statement would be issued by the Settlement Government on Friday regarding the direction of manpower. The "Voice" said. "The Communists have circulated a! number of rumours regarding the call-up. They
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    27 PASS FIRST AID EXAM.
    139 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. Fifty-one candidates sat for the S.J.A.A. first aid examination held at the Union Institute, Bi.rmah Road, and 27 satisfied the exI arniners: Doctors Ong Huck Leong, Choong Ka Khey, S. T. Yeoh and Ooi Phee Tuan. Certificate passes were: Ng
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    KANTHAN MOVE NOT PUNISHMENT
    52 4 IPOH. Tues.— The shifting of the small village of Kanthan is i a normal regrouping of squatters I and is not a punishment inflicted i upon that village for its assistance to, or connection with, the terrorists. This was stated m a Perak Government press release
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    RICKSHAS DYING OUT IN PENANG
    277 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues.— At the end of the year, only 95 rickshas still remained on the register, as compared with 116 at the end of the previous year, showing a reduction of 21 or 18 per cent, states the annual report of the
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    Ex-Court Official, Petition Writer Win Appeals In KL
    278 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tins. Mr. Justice F. V Taylor, m the Supreme Court today, allowed the appeals of a former prosecution officer, Yusof bin Bagoo, and a Chinese petition writer, Khoo Eng KboonJ and quashed their convictions and sentences imposed
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    FINED $250
    41 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. A Punjabi businessman oi Batu Pahafc Momman Bhai M. A. Kaiyum, who pleaded guilty I a charge of attempting r <.'. ..c:c Customs duty on 12 fibre suitcases was fined $250 m I t Magistrate's Court today.
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    Corporal Admits Rash Driving
    113 4 IPOH. Tups. Gurkha Corporal Aibar Pun, holder of the I Military Medal, today appeared before Magistrate Che Baliaudin on a summons charge of negligent driving. He admittt d the offence and was fined $20. On March 11. at the first! mile Gopeng Road, Corporal Aibar Pun.
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    'Qualified Clerks Difficult To Gel'
    252 4 Standard Staff Gorrespondeßl PENANG, Tues.— Difficulty m getting suitable qualified applicants for recruitment to the clerical stafl of the Municipality of George Town was expressed by Mr. S. V. Adams. 'the Secretary and Treasurer of the Municipality. Penang, to The Standard today. "We have got
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    CAUSED HURT TO 3; YOUTH FINED $210
    291 4 CAUSED HURT TO 3; YOUTH FINED $210 PARIT BUNTAR, Tues A young Malay, Jani bin Wns, 20 was fined a total i»l »210 when he pleaded guilty to thrv?e charges of having voluntarily caused hurt to Jelaru bin Mokhtar, Suppiah xnd Abdul Fatah, with i knife. Inspector Ahmad bin Ha.n
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    RED FLAGS ON PENANG TREES
    81 4 PEXAXG. Tues. A Co munist flag was found on i tree at the Mount Erskii Cemetery at aboul 7.50 a.m. today. A similar flag was found nailed on a tree at the junction of Green Lane and Baiu Lanchang yesterday. Four Communist pamph iI were
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    100 Temporaries Recruited To Check
    39 5 PUPILS of the Singapore, Nanyang Girls' High School, on Monday admired their handiwork before submitting it lor entry to the Tenth Enter-School Art Kxhibition which opens today at the Victoria Memorial Hall.- Standard fhoio.
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    March Of Lights For Fatima
    186 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE Church of St. Joseph (Portuguese Mission) will be holding a ten-day Novena on the occasion of the Feast Day of Our Lady of Fatima. The Novena. which begins on May 4 will close with a High Mass on the Feast Day.
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    Voters' List
    151 5 Voters List Munilard Staff Hepm-ler O\E HUNDRED leinporary registration rifieem are being rer;aitod by the Singapore Elettions Office I to make a house-to-house; check of the Colom's! ■1-8.000 registered voters! Mr. G. (i. Thomson, Super- 1 visor of Elections toM the press yestenlav. An estimate has been approve;] by the
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    HARBOURED MAN: CHARGE
    47 5 HARBOURED MAN: CHARGE LIM FXG TIOXG v.tks charg< I m First District Court yest< with harbouring Too Loi g Gia between Feb 6 arid April 4 while he knew Teo was liable to register himself. Lim pleaded not guilts case was postponed Ma li! for hearii g
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    USIS Plan To Back Education Week
    189 5 USIS Plan To Back Educa tion Week Man, lard Nail |{i porter IIIK U.S.I.S. htm mapped tmi ii;ll pn^r.miinc for the Colooy^ Ktlmation cck. uhich illMlid «»n April 30 an<l <-n<l> on May <>. Ihi^ m annoiimril !>\ Mr. Elmer Nrnion. I .S.LS. [Hrerlor for Sinpiperc ami tin* h edt
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    Gunners Told: 'You Did A Splendid Job'
    334 5 Gunners Told: 'You Did A Splendid Job Standard Start Reporter GENERAL Sir John Harding, Commander-in-chief, Far Easi Land Forces, praised the splendid part" ihr 2(n\\ Field Regiment, Royal Artillery has played m tlu* Malayan campaign, m a farewell speech yesterday at the Selarang Barracks. He said ell done indeed, the
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    Driver Robbed At Knife-Point (COURT TOLD)
    321 5 Driver Robbed At Knife-Point COURT TOLD Standard StafT Reporter WHILE A Malay driver was taking a Yellow (ah taxi alonii Flower Road on Christmas Eve. he was attacked at knife-point by three Chinese robbers who robbed him of $13.50, set fire to the taxi and then fled. hen the driver
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    SINGAPORE Diary
    174 5 S INGAPORE Diary V.M.c.V. Orchard Road: Cricket Net Pr.ictHe ;"> p.m.. Singapore Cress Club 5 p.m.. Art Club Lile- Class 6 p.m.. Film Show And Recital Oi Play "A Doctor In Spite Ol Himself." h p.m. CHINESE V.M.r.x.. s,.|«^'i«- Road: Joint Staff Meeting 11.30 am Zero Basket Ball Team 5
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    CORPORAL KNOCKED INTO DRAIN, BOY (15) TELLS COURT
    282 5 CORPORAL KNOCKED INTO DRAIN, BOY (15) TELLS COURT AT THE conclusion of a preiminary inquiry held' m the Second Police Court yesterday, \.K.S. Oihman Ghani, aged 35, vas committed to stand trial at he next Assizes for the alleged nurder of 25-year-old R. A. F. :orporal, Peter Hugh Bell luring
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    STOLE LAMP
    41 5 KG AH LUM admitted m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday that he stole a bicycle lamp worth 51. 50 from Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman. He was offered $150 bail till May 8 when he comes up tor sentence.
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    To Study In America
    79 5 RENE Eugene Pohan, 2.?, of 26 Pencoolen Street, Si.igapore, is schedule i to leave during the second week of May fur advanced s f .udr ies m America. He will enter j the Pacific Union College, Angwin, California, to study for a medical degree. Son of
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    Pole, 37ft Lorry, 20ft.
    166 5 Pole, 37ft Lorry, 20ft Driver Fined $50 A LORRY driver. Hen? Choon Seng, was brought up before the Second Traffic Court Magistrate. Mr. M. L). Coiebourn yesterday to face a charge of carrying rattans projecting from the rear of his lorry without a permit from the Deputy Commissioner of Police.
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    Catholics Plan Gift For Bishop
    110 5 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Catholics are making preparations to celebrate the Sacerdotal Silver Jubilee ol Monsigneur M. Olcomendy. the Bishop of the Diocese of Malacca, which falls on May 29. Present arrangements Cor the occasion include a proposal to present Monsigneur Olcomendy ;i donation as
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    SMC Urged To Solve Flood Problem
    133 5 SMC Urged To Solve Flood Problem Standard Siatl Ki'porit-r THE PROBLEM of fl »od prevention is aot "beyond the capacity of this city." .slates the Singapore Ratepayers" Association m a letter to the president o! the Singapore Municipality. The Association urged that the flood problem "be regarded as one calling
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    S'pore Teachers To Hold Annual Dance
    106 5 S' pore Teachers To Hold Annual Dance Standard Staff lit porter THE second dinner an d B t the Te ie I i 11, at Raffles Hot* B j the iispia f the Teachers' Traini U r id II memtx pasi d and their guests. Tickei each are available I
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    Dalley's Visit Hailed In Malaya
    87 5 Dalley's Visit Hailed In Malaya < -t.iii;i..r(i staf| !;.j) ,rj,r TRADE UNIONISTS ia Singa i festei i the F I Dalli v. British 'I pert on Colonial trade unionism will lecture m Mai; pa for two months or so m al t three monf me. The Standard Lon I <
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      751 5 :knowudgment i notices s ate Mr. WBIK notice X is hereby gtven that c Mr. M.A.X. Marican son of A p Mowlagany, formerly employee! as Manager by Messrs. Eu— t^e Landing Shipping Co. (Suagapore) Ltd.. of D-U'A I nion Building, Collyer Quay, Singapore, has severed his fonnecUon with Eu-Lee authority
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      18 5 NOTICE 1 is hereby given that j Mr. Teo Yeok Soon has J resigned from the service of
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      95 5 'it ■W M m~ tamfedttt me f **i The Standard Vanguard Saloun is (he ideal family car. Alrrady popular with motorists m every P«»rt of the world, it oHcrs at moderate price, the best m modern ear peKormanee and appearance. Its 2-litre engine assures high cruising speed with a moderate
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    Singapore TIGER Standard
    71 6  -  A >. (II WC Kditor-inS.hirf T id vby the Sin Poh (Star News) A I Si v c 15 r 4 50 per month .'i id $14 00 i three iding the Sunday Standard, v S ighoul >.■! ol i. g< extra i to all departments. r
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    Rule By Mandarins
    700 6 Man that we are talking At. John Laycock at the I. S pore Leg lative Council. Thai n a disturbing question. 7 silk clad ins musi I aye shifted uneasily m ■he I i this question m i leir mm I Their blue blood must have frozen
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    BOY! WAS I TERRIFIC!
    510 6 By Cassandra HPHERE'S a story about two elderly actors who met m a pub shortly after the funeral of one of their closest friends. One of them had just returned from the cemetery and was telling the other what had happened. "Saddest day of my life."
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    A Fitting Recognition
    263 6 Sir; Mr. X. P nnudur i has b ■■< ed and ccep' ed the appointment m the Federal 1. jislai ive CounciJ as an unofficial member is place of Dr. Lee Tiling Keng, now Member for Health. it is a fitting recognition of i the >!)a': i
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    Advice For Mr. Rajah.
    325 6 Sir; There is a strong rumour thai Mr. A. F. Rajah will be standing as a candidate m ;he North Ward for the coming Municipal Elections. Wh:. are his reasons for jumping from Ward m Ward. Mr, Rajah KEEP THE j CYCLISTS OUT S,:; The Town
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    Britain Will Be Slightly
    255 6 TOMORROW *****1 King George Mill stand on the steps of St. Paul's Cathedral and announce the opening of the Festival of Britain. Bells will peal m a thousand belfries of the United Kingdom, and from that moment to October 1 Britain is ex- A pected to
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    Review of Views
    239 6 Discriniinali:n End ement Da i Sazak bin Dal m Legislative Council 1 i s disc matter of pi omoti P ice a «n the LTtusai LJtusan fell I I v if quite unc H statement that 1 no discr:: and E I 1 be taken 'The pan
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      FANCY RATES IN PRIVATE
      782 6 Sir The public had the h tur to hear from The f Hon'ble Minister of Education m on the policy which his de B partment intends to pursue. We have also heard the term 'Malayanisation' though it is hard to define what it connotes. Each of
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    TOMORROW
    822 6 of visitors and Great Britain is putting her best foot forward. She will try to show everything, the charm of her historic treasures, the countryside, sea and Scottish highlands. <:\u\ also Britain's up-to-the-minute achievements m industry, science and art. Moreover the country is resolved, say tens of thousands of
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      22 6 Oti&\ JllviiiH i) i Vj" RUBBER GOODS if W^fr I MINING INDUSTRY, I In I m For 30 Years m Malaya V
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      46 6 HfHv <^wrri^Bt£ssßfiv iB B^Jf^BßP^^B SCAT DIRtT T new Hoover Daststtc ro:its dirt from the most i)l>orn places vt.ii>. furniture mt— b I"*. Does a hundred jobs from attic to h.:sr ni?nt. I i«htuei-;lit. cisy »;iip hwmtkt. liruv}» m MRfc Hates quick uork oi lint and lill^r
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    Move To Bomb China Air Bases —If Necessary
    70 7 LONDON, Ma) 1. (AP) Britain, the United States ami < r nations nith forces m Korea are setting up machinery to uiak< a "snap decision*' it necessary whether to bomb Man- rhurian air bases. g i sta I gi Man i m
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    French Throw Away Military Success In I-C
    80 7 M. Guardian: i 1 <>:id.»n (orr. r says: essea :'.umbpr c popuL'.' 1 be i y nicely m- which C t ristian chiu that the. been m re- I lipfc mg c sume control of I f lead i:^ ge militia Oi General
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    UN Efforts For Korean Peace Reach Standstill
    73 7 LAKE SUCCESS, Apr. 30. (Renter) United Nations efforts to achieve a political settlement of the Korean war have reached a standstill. The three-man Good Offices Committee has given up attempts to get into contact with the Chinese Communist authorities and the members of
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    Opening Of MacA Hearing To Be Closed
    191 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 30, (UP)- The Senate Armed Ser- es and Foreign Relations C raunittees voted today to bar the presa and public from the opening sessions ol theii investigation into Mac Arthur's nissaL A transcript ol the testimony will be made avail- however,
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    UN Mediator For Kashmir
    73 7 LAKE SUCCESS, Apr 30 'UP- The Security Council today approved the nomination ol Prank Graham ol the United St ites aa United Nation! Kashmir mediator. Aa Council President Daniel j van Balluseck ol the Netherlands sought out Graham's nomination to a vote, Russia's Jacob Malik m
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    Mrs. MacA Decorated By Husband
    331 7 I MURFREESBORO, Tennessee. Apr. 30. (UP)— Gen. Don- 1 glas Mac Arthur turned from j the role of a national hero to that of a doting husband today and pinned a medal on his wife as a "symbol of the devotion, courage and heroism with
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    Tibetan Mission Said Ready To Accept Peking
    130 7 HONGKONG. Apr. 30, (UP) Tiie official Chinese Rod New China news agency mdi- fated today that the Tibetan peace mission, m Peking to discuss a "peaceful liberation" of Tibet, is ready to accept the Red claim that Tibet is Chi- j nese territory.
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    Attlee Leaves Hospital
    58 7 Premier Clement Attlee is pictured here as he says goodbye to Sister E. M. Downer at Saint Mary's Hospital, London. April 26. as he leaves the hospital after five weeks' treatment for a duodenal ulcer. Behind him is his wife, who drove him to The Chequers, his
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    Iran Senate Vote Unanimously For Oil Nationalization
    287 7 TEHERAN, May 1 (AP) Iran'a Senate followed through meekly last ni^lit with a unanimous vote of 41-0 for nationalization of the country's oil wealth, which will he taken over immediately from the Britishowned Aiijflo-Iranian Oil Company. I The new premier. Mohammed Mwssadiq. had
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    Cabinet Meet To Save AIOC From Seizure
    206 7 LONDON. Apr 30. (UP) Britain's Cabinet met today to consider "last minute" measures to save the AngloIranian Oil Company irum outright expropriation. A direct approach to the Shah oV Iran was understood to be under active consideration. The Shah's consent has to be
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    CBS Really Wanted to Be An Artist
    362 7 LONDON*. May 1 (AP)George Bernard Shaw. late playwright who had little m common with the shrinking violet, revealed m a letter published Monday that he hud really intended to be an artist like Michael Angelo, maybe better. But he could not draw very
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    Pacific Defence Pact 'Not Now Feasible' —Secretary Acheson
    253 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 30 (IP) Secretary of Stair Demi Icfccfow i declared today that a Pacific defence pact vrma v not now feasible." He made the statement m defending hi* Far Eastern politic* be- fore a meeting of the United Stales Chamber of
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    Opposition To SA Voters Bill Defeated
    219 7 Opposition To SA Voters Bill Defeated CAPETOWN, Apr. 30, (Rev- ter) An opposition amend- merit rejecting the separate registration of voters bill was defeated by 7(j votes to 70 to- day. The bill seeks to remove coloured people m the Car Province from the common voters' roll and give them
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    HK To Repatriate Jap POW's
    121 7 HONGKONG. May 1, (AP)— The government is preparing to repatriate Japanese war pr ers here. Word to this effe I leaked out yesterday but the Hongkong civil and mil !i y authorities were withhold g comment until later. The number of prisoners, which is said
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    Lord Privy Seal
    49 7 photo. Mr. Richard Stokes. 54. who has been named Lord Privy Seal, one of the chief posts m the Cabinet. Stokes, previously Minster Of Works, succeeds the late Mr. Finest Bevin. He will also lake charge of new irpiit ment dealing wifh raw materials.- -A P.
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    Chiang Urges Workers In Red China To Revolt
    149 7 Chiang Urges Workers In Red China To Revolt TAIPEH. May (AP) Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek today urged workers m O munist China to rev< I promised "m the near future I shall come to your rescue and deliver you from your suffering.* 1 'Die Chinese Nal i leader's de< aration as
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    UK No To Suggestion For Pact
    94 7 UK No To Suggestion For Pact LONDON. Apr. 3 I Reuter). TJie Grovernmeni suggestion m the I lon of Commons to lay that it sho I negotiate with tfat Uo < I States, F: .-■•;<: I Ni w Zealaiio for a H» < pact m the Pacific Bimilai the North
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    UK To Close Six Consulates In China
    46 7 LONDON, A:, Six British C i Ch w ill close rex 1 i. reported here, 1 Cons late* ire m A Chungking. Hankow, Xi;: ere few British i tjecU remain. The Consulates n S Tientsin and Cam n i
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    SUGAR NEEDS STUDIED
    75 8 Siandard Stuff Reporter THE CONTROLLER of SupEHes, S: gap Mi AD Stutch- ta no n examining the Whole <•• r: .s ribution of ■ugar to c »ffee a lops and industfi i] coosumei s. Tie case oJ each industry'.^ needs fa bf:i .4 looked into to sure
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    Fair Prices: Probes Are Under Way
    244 8 standard Stall Reporter A SPOKES LA oi the E ie Affairs S retariat, Sii gtj re. sai I yes i lay that. although there was no intention at pi ent to enJ tree the published fair pri i :.e Food Control Departmeni ..as al-
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    Thai Tax Chief Here
    33 8 PRINCE N b Ih D kul. chief oi V. V >•■: ;t I; o :lt Tnu Singapore by BOAt yesi i•• short studj t0..: oi a alia taxal on ncthoda
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    Festival Of Britain Exhibition Opens In S'pore Tomorrow
    447 8 Standard Staff Reporter A FESTH \L OF BRITAIN Exhibition, to be held m Singapore m the showrooms of United Engineers Ltd. at River Valley Road, will be officially opened lomorro* by Mr. W. Addis, a Deputy to the CommissionerI General. photo. The
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    LUBIRICATING OIL
    37 8 THE freighter Norman Lykea >.- t 4; 1 1! ,Ms «>r .';>. .cat;:;,; oU for Sini c yestei day. The c el -> rged I l tana of Q v. s f or transhipto Ba erxnasin c:;«i Pontia-
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    123 8 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER The bitesi Singapore rubber prices yesterday .May 1) were pt r lb. Buyers Sellers No 1 X S.S Spot Loose $\m si.s; F.OB, m bales MayNo 1 K.S.S SI. 8.") SIM No 8 K.SS SI. 80 Sl.Bl No 3 RSS (norn 51.74 51.75 Tone: Quiet. LONDON K(
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 8 HONGKONG. May I— Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK.SI.y7O to £1 sterling; HK$6.l3 to US$l: HK$ 1.802 to Malayan $1; HKSO.:;2r> to one Indonesia Rupiah; Gold HK$3l& 875 to one tael.
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    MORE CANADA NEWSPRINT
    187 8 OTTAWA. May 1 (AP)— Canada ia preparing to br.::^ newsprint under government control— a move which .some ob- servers believe could send more of the material :o countries suffering critical sh >rtages, such as Britain, and France. The government has declared newsprint an "essential" material. Two otner
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    Produce Mart
    66 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE COPRA market m Singapore was fairly active yesterday. with business passing at around $52i and $52 5/8 per picu! for May- June shipments. Coconut oil was dull. with sellers at SB5 per picul and buyers $83 A. No deal was reported. Pepper remained steady
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    Prof its Freeze Report Hits Shares
    216 8 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE. Tues.— With reports circulating thai part of the 1 proceeds of rubber and D sales would be frozen by vie Federal Government, tin ai i rubber shares decided tod ly, trie Malayan Sharebroker*' As- sociation reports. Industrials remained Eai I
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    Large Cement Cargoes Due
    106 8 TWO FREIGHTERS belonging J to the British India Steam Navigation Company Ltd. will bring to Singapore by the end of this week a total of iS.tiOQ tons of cement from Japan. Tne Pachumba will discharge a > total of 3.000 tons of cement and the second
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    Tyres Plan
    30 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Government of the Federation is giving active consideration to the question of allocating car tyres to persons m essential services by arrangement with firms.
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    'More Local Men Should Be In Senior PO Jobs'
    599 8 photos. Standard Staff Reporter POSTAL TRAFFIC m post-war Singapore has increased by leaps and hounds, so much so that congestion presents a serious problem." This is a picture of the Postal Department today as seen by an officer who has been
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    'Indonesia unrest Has Disturbing Effect On Malaya'
    234 8 Standard Staff Reporter TAKING the view that events outside Malaya have a vital repercussion on the degree of confidence among the Malayan people, the Rubber Grower* Association chairman, Mr. Egmont Hake, told the Association annual general meeting m London on Monday that the
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    RUBBER PRICE FALLS ON LIQUIDATION
    138 8 Standard Staff Reporter A CERTAIN amount of liquidation from upcountry was reported m the Singapore rubber market yesterday, causing prices to ease slightly. Locally, too. there was some selling on a fairly steady market. Main inquiries received m Singapore were for lower grade rubber. A
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    GROWING ABSENTEEISM HITS RUBBER OUTPUT
    189 8 SIR JOHN HAY m an advance statement to shareholders of Malacca Rubber Plantations Ltd. on the occasion of the Company's annual general meeting to be held on May 23 said the Company's principal concern m estate management is with the shortage of labour, and the
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    SAJNTHIA FOR F. EAST RUN
    300 9 De Luxe Cabins Fitted Standard Shipping Reporter THE 8,900-ton Santhia latest passenger liner of the 8.1.5. N. Co's Apcar Line to be put on the Cal-cutta-Japan run arrived m Singapore on her maiden voyage yesterday. Completed m the Barclay shipyards m Scotland m November last
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    UK First In Shipbuilding
    143 9 LONDON. May 1 I Renter >— So many oil tankers are on order m British shipyards that they comprise nearly two-thirds 'of the shipping now on the stocks. Figures tor the firs: Quarter oi the year, given today m Lloyds' Register oi shipbuilding returns. disclosed that
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    Destroyer Returns
    59 9 TOKYO. May 1: iAP>— The Dutch destn yer, U. Evertseii, .-ailed for home yesterday Piter serving m Korean waters since the early days of the war. MALTA. May 1: (AP>—Warships of the British Mediterranean Fleet m harbour here and also visiting Egyptian frigates dressed overall yesterday m honour
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    Indo-China S.N. Co's Net Profit
    58 9 HOXGKOXG. May 1: (ReuterAAP) Jardine Matheson and j Company Ltd. who are general managers for the Indo-China Steam Navigation Company announces that the net profit for the year ended December 1950 totalled £287.495. THE first glider to be manufactured m India has been built jby
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    Rail, Wharves Revenue Jumped During Quarter
    421 9 kl ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Railway revenue during March showed a bijj spurt, being nearly $500,000 more than m February, substantial increases being; registered m all but rents and miscellaneous which showed a drop of 811,027. fl W DEPARTURES) jf Arrivals BOAC from HongkonK 1.88
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    Ships in Harbour
    202 9 WHARVES Gdn. 44 Raiula. Sheers Wharf: 42 4-; Norman Lvkes. 40 41 Charon. 38 39 Chandpara, 36 37 Tricolor, 33 34 J. L. Luc-enbach, 31 32 Kola Agoeng, 29 30 Pernsea, 27 28 An.^hun. 25 26 Dmaria. 23 24 Sarangan. 21 22 Kajang i 19 20 I_t.
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    Canton Bound For Singapore
    50 9 i Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tiies. The P O Liner Canton arrived here this morning from the United Kingdom with 526 passengers, most of whom will disembark j m Singapore. Thirty-two passengers disembarked at this port. The Canton is on her way to Hongkong via Singapore.
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      15 9 TODAY: Pontianak noon by Salong. Hongkong. China, Philippines a::d Japan 8 a.m. by Santhia.
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      11 9 TODAY: North Borneo, La- buan, Brunei and Miri by Marudu.
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    399 9 < W. j) ■<:< a Krorn fcurcDt May 6: Panama, sails May 10 IO 1 1 KOFI; Fionia. due May 6. AMERICAN MAH UNE f'ot v a West Coast furts. Accepting cargo foi South ann Centra' America lalatid Mail, loading Spore May 30. EVERETT ORIENI LINE fr'oi H'kong,
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      645 9 FAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICI Direcf Overland i, c Francisco, Los Angeles All American fir Canadian Cities Penang P. Sham Spore L LUCKENBACH 28 Apr./2 May ILIAMNA 9 Moy 10/11 Moy vaTTHEW LUCKENBACH 22/25 May 26 May 27/30 Moy Accepting cargo for Hongkong Kobe Yokohama FAST REGULAR SERVICE U.S.A. (WEST
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      175 9 Pgjlj AMERICAN jftßP*-/> PRESIDENT fj^mtg&tk *W LINES To New YorA and Boston via Ceylon, India, Egypt and Mediterranean Ports Singapore P. Swettenham Penang "PRES. BUCHANAN" 7/15 May 16/17 Moy 18/19 May "PRES. HARDING" 18/24 May 25/26 May 27/28 "PRES. VAN BUREN"3OMay-siune 6/7 June 8/9 June To Los Angeles, San Francisco
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      105 9 SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Sarawak) WEEKLY PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO KUCHING REJANC RIVR PORTS AND BINTULU (with transhipment at Kuching). Due. Sails Bidor for Kuching In Port 1600 Moy 5 accepts cargo for Bintulu with transhipment at Kuching Rajah Brooke tor Kuching May 7 May 12 Belago
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      537 9 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA U.K. CONTINENT Spore P S'hom Penan "PANAMA" for Bangkok Saigon Hongkong, Manila Kobe Yokohomo 6-10 May 3-sMoy In Port "SELANDIA" for Bangkok 22-24 May 20-21 Moy 19-19Moy "MALAYA" for Bangkok, Hongkong, Manila Kobe and Yokohama 27-30 May "KINA" for Bangkok, Hongkong Manila 14-18 June "MEONIA" for Saigon
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    Today's Radio Programme
    600 10 RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PEOGKAMME ittM lea 41 l>< uirlrev 10 a.m. News; 1 p.m. Dance HBSJe; I .SO News; t.43 Lnnehtime Prou iti.l-"> Pro-raminc Summary; till 1 nun;' Pf«pi«>'> Programme; Pian<t inter- lude: tt l."» Kadi* Siring fcast-mble; j i pm News Singapore Share Market Report;
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    Ex-Queen Starts Sit-Down Strike
    128 10 i I)ARIS, May 1 (UP>—Prin- ce.-s Bay an Djavidan, 14--year-old former Queen .1 Egypt, has started a sitdown strike m the British Consulate m an effort to obtain a visa lor England. The princess said she aas nearly broke and wanted to sp to London to
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    SINATRA TO APPEAL
    47 10 YORK. May 1 (AP) Ki.uik Sinatra will appeal tomorrow against judgment againsi h;m tor U5547,600 for a non-appearance In Minneapolis. Sinatra s:iid he was not served wnh a summons m the action and that he hid warned that illno--; prevented him keeping the engagement
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    1318 10 V T OUR character, ambition and business acnnjen are going to be a great help to your career. No, this is not an article that's breaking into fortunetelling. Merely offering a few facts to you business men. When you're all dressed up and look as if you had
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      275 10 NOW SHOWING m ii am 145, €.15, 6.45 ft ')M p n 5^ IS fc^^l^E^L Loon-Ma film m JflHlflNFQPlik Stnrrivg LI LI HV\ 2. =^^.=^^=3: >, i ll N£Xr CHANGE THE STORY OF A YOUNG GIRL WHO IS SUSPLCTLD B^ V OF A BRUTAL MURDER!! ""CLOUDED w Jrv YELLOW R'^'ai',
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    THREE HORSES TO FOLLOW
    61 11 Manila s Black and White basketball team yesterday called at Tiger Balm gardens to pay their respects to an old friend and official adviser the late Mr. Aw Hoe who died m The Singapore Standard airplane crash on Jan. 13 this year. Picture shows the visiting
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    Turco Made Favourite For Derby
    146 11 LONDON. Apr. 30 (Reuter>— American-bred coll Turco was installed ti-1 favourite for the Derby at the first callover m the Epsom classic held at the Victoria Club here tonight. Turco is owned by the celebrated American banker, Mr William Woodward. w hose Prince Sim< :n
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    TENNIS INVASION
    100 11 TENNIS INVASION BOURNEMOUTH, England, M:iy 1 lApi-Inrce cf America's j touring women tennis players invaded England Monday for the first lime this season and ;i!l had easy first round victories m the British hard courts tennis championships. Beverley Baker, of Santa Monica. California, a newcomer to English tournaments, was the
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    Rifle Assn. Shoot May 13
    91 11 The Singapore Rifle Association will hold a Spoon Shoot at Seletar Range on Sunday May 13, commencing at 8.30 a.m. Until the supply of ammunition is clarified, members are requested to bring and fire their own ammunition. Members are reminded that suDscriptions which are now
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    Russian Olympic Plans
    15 11 LONDON. M.-y 1 (AP>- Konstanlin Andrianov, Chairman of the newly-formed Russian Olym-
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    Frier, Reward And Barnstaple
    444 11  -  KWV. DAMES B> < HKF.F horses worth kecpinss an eye on at Peniwg races art* IVter; Reuar«l and BarnI lit-) have progressed on the rijjht lines indicate the) glwmld open their winning i oonU ineetiiiii. improvemeni Dewar a: eating Port 51 4 S and I 9
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    Entries Called For J. Bahru AAA Meet
    161 11 THE JOHORE Bahru District Amateur Athletic Association has decided to run this year's District championship meeting on j Thursday and Friday May 31 and June 1. j Entries are invietd from all affiliated dubs and individuals (or the following events: MEN: 100, 220.
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    Ampon Wins
    79 11 BOURNEMOUTH, Hamdshire. Apr. M: (Reutei) Felicismo Ampon. Philippinei number one lawn tennis player, won his first two matches m the men's singles m the British Hard Courts Championship here today and entered the last 16. In the first round he beat F.D. Leyland, Britain, 6-2, 6-0. 6-1 and
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    26 STARTERS FOR GUINEAS
    84 11 LONDON. April 30: (Reuter) —A field of 26. the biggest since 1939, is expected to start for the richest ever 2,000 Guineas, the rirst turf classic of the season, at Newmarket on Wednesday. The i race is being run over oight furloiiiii at 1X53 RST and
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    GOLF Here's How
    191 11  - GOLF Here's How Sam Snead ma,j A GJLF same based on accuracy is a sounder game than one based solely on 'power. Play every shot for placement. By that I mean that before you address the ball you should pick out the spot on the fairway, or green, where you
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    Festival Soccer Threatened By Wages Dispute
    223 11 LONDON, May 1 (Into) IW lar««- programme of roccer fistaunM lM'twe«'n Kii^lisli Leani« Idktbs and teams from ;il>roa<l to celebrate the Festival of Britain during the nmnkt month> i^ tiirealennl by a dispute over player** wages* Unless some agreement is reached regarding a bonus
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    European Title Fights
    120 11 European Title Fights LONDON, M y (AP» 1 Eur tpean B ixin j Unio Mo i gave final approval to European title fights and U ti\ c approval to a fourth. The sanctioned bouts Pi< MCont me of France wiU del i his Light weight title Elis A-kico. Enc'. nd:
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    Allen Prepares
    70 11 LONDON, Apr. 30 (Reuter Terry Allen, form* d flyweight champion, gained a fortable points victory over lv ■rounds against Henry C U a former umateu/ chaj i an all-London clash ol b K< Earls Court tonight. Carpenter gave a good c though saved by the bell ninth round
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      CHANKAR, ECCELSON IN FORM
      80 11 CHANKAR, ECCELSON IN FORM KAJANG, Tues.— T« were tnuch m the limeligii m lan inniig cricket match be* twcu'H The Hi and Europ* i l on Sunday. They were C. kiir lor The Rest and Sgt Eccleson lor Europeans. Ciiankar scored 24 runs md took seven v. cfcett lor 1
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      KAJANG FORMS CRICKET CLUB
      76 11 KAJANG. T f of the X'; g W W I 1 i ed X ijg I 5 <-ket C Mr. X. .1. V Her. P c d< .< of Che S A xxriatio the met ting, was of the pat I :>:-. Bcw Th Oflßce-b P
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      EAGLE FARM TO BE 'THE FINEST'
      98 11 BRISBANF M v 1 R rA APi Eagl« l a venue o' istrali richest raro. CA12.001 I bane Cup b ri is to he mat I .c esi com 'I.c club i. ..< CA300,000 on I U A additi<mal building! estrid lifted The« include
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    Paras KOes McDonald
    68 11 Paras KOes McDonald SYDNEY. Apr. 30. <R"ii-ter-AAP). Former Philipino bantamweight champion Little Paiv.s (9 stones 8 lbs) tonight knocked out Australian Mickey McDonpjd (9 stones !>' lbs* m the fifth round ai the Sydney Siadium. It was the first time McDonald was counted out m his professional career of 58
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    REME GIVE P. BRANI A FRIGHT
    612 12 ETIIKFF COALS scored m the last six minutes saved Fulau Brani Lnited when they met RJLMJE. m a Fir>t Division match at the Jalan Be-iir Stadium yesterday. Badly ■■■Ird and h'tld lo a 1-1 draw until ten j minutes before the end, the Inlanders
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    Today's Sport
    52 12 Today's Sport >. i '"!i: I Bltrti Sr r vic-s \> Bufif m Booses \l J.i! t:? Bf>.:r S id HV Divisot !!i Mai i«e D+*L rs \s- w A fV.MA: l> m !i KaUJhu SP. s Police S V GejfaUM St vm I 'RLFTIN'S: S.T.T ..V I iier >t
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    Indonesian Team Arrives Tomorrow
    26 12 Indonesian Team Arrives Tomorrow rani Bins Mo He t I The match«s .irr.injjed for I* I**1 WVdnrsdav M.iv 9: v Combined Monday >l.iv 14: v Singapore
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    Chew Bee Wins At Bournemouth
    51 12 Chew Bee Wins At Bournemouth BO' RNEMOUI Apr TO (Rev Or.s I .->•.• Bee. M, tautfa lampion, •ho I d .< ■"■■c. «a bia second round Da itch m the men's single^ :n r.e British Hard Court- Ch^-n--p.n is lipa here today. O.\« bent X Laverack. CBH- I tin] 6-0.
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    Odd-Goal Victory For Borneo Motors
    349 12 IN SI'ITE of the slippery ground, Borneo Motors! ami Pulati iSukoni, played excitiag soeeer m their Business Ho«ses Ejeagnc nuileh on the Padan»i, yesUnlay, victory finally going to Borneo Motors who won hv '.i-'2. A. J. Wood, the Borneo Motors goalkeeper, played a remarkab.e game.
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    SCSC PLANS FOR MORE EXTENSIONS
    127 12 SINGAPORE Chinese Swimming 2!ub will make further extensions to their present clubhouse I i me the demands of onre than tf.'KX) members enrolled m the club at present The extensions are m addition to the new iv" to pavilion facing their lew pool at Amber
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    SANDS CANCELS LONDON TRIP
    141 12 SYDNEY. May 1 (Reuter-AAP) Air Passages to England on May 6 for Dave Sands of Aus- j tralia. British Empire middleweight champion and his j manager Tom Maguire were cancelled yesterday. No later bookings have been made according to the Sydney Daily Telegraph's correspondent m todays
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    CBOBA Soccer Trial Tomorrow!
    29 12 CBOBA Soccer Trial Tomorrow THE CHRISTIAN Brothers 0.8.A. meet the Singapore Eu.asians m a soccer friendly on the S.R.C. ground tomorrow m preparation for the coming _lournament at Malacca.
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    PERAK CRICKET TEAM FOR KL
    75 12 IPOH. Tues— Fifteen Perak cricketers have been .selected to travel to Selangor for the coming inter-state match on May 12 and 13. This will be Peraks second representative match. They lost the first to Penang at Ipoh The 15 players for tL.L. are as follows:
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    European Side For Annual Test
    19 12 THE Colony European XI to meet the Rest m the annual cricket match during
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    FOONG SEONG CUP PREPARATIONS
    143 12 TEN* PLAYERS were provi- sionallj selected for State trials to represent Singapore against Negrj Sembilan m the first i round of the southern section! OJ the Foong Seong Cup tcurnament They are: Wong Peng Soon, On? Poh Lim. Ismail bin i Marjan. Loong Pan Yap, S.
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    Goalmouth Goings-On
    41 12 Goalmouth Goings-On pic p'*?eture. Goalmouth thrills m the Amateur Cup final between Bishop Auckland and Pegasus at Wembley oa April 23. Pegasus whose players are Oxford and Cambridge students and graduates, won 2-1. In the picture Pegasus are the attackers. iYiirror-
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    TENGAH TROUNCE SAJARAH
    157 12 TENGAH TROUNCE SAJARAH I TENGAH RAF were too aood j for Katong Sa.iarah Sports Club yesterday m their division two league match at St. George's j Road. They keut Sajarah tied up thoroughly and finally beat them 5-1. In the first half the score 2-0. Tengah taking the lead with
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    CLOSE FIGHT AT STADIUM TODAY
    236 12 UNITED SERVICES F. Houses XI at the Jalan t Colony fans are assured oi of which is anybody's guess. A. mwt a strong Business frsar Stadium to-«fay and a good game, the result In goal the Services have Mutton of the Royal Navy whose recent
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    Highfield Collapses
    52 12  -  9LLIE DAVIES By < HIGHFIELD, a three year- I old Mustang-Roadermina English gelding ran his first and last race at Kuala Lumpur J on Saturday. Owned by "Vat Fan Kongsi" and trained by i < Chum Wadsworth, High- j field collapsed m the stable j after the race
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    Varsities Lose To Lanes, Rain Mars Two Games
    389 12 UK CRICKET STARTS LONDON, May 1 (AP)— Mornin« rain cau^d j the early abandonment of two of the four first cla«« j crteket raatehes today. With the sun shining bn-htly the MCC-York»hire roateh was called off. The county m their second innings
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    Leonard Cup
    33 12 SEREMBAN, Tuesday.— Negri Sembilan's first major cricket ir.atch of the season takes place on Saturday and Sunday 'or the Leonard trophy. Play will commence at 2 pm. on Saturday May 5.
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