Singapore Standard, 1 March 1952

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    15 1 Singapore Standard sdgsdgf II NO. 243. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    Chinese Request For Citizenship Grant Rejected
    289 1 Chinese Request For Citizenship Grant Rejected Standard Siafl /<• |»ori»-r "|Ni vf'OKH GovrmiptfH Iww imwd dkuwn ihc |he i hint C|i;i«ilmt < omnirirr lor the .>l fUiwnwliiu rfeMfl i«» Chiia bom Cbiarsc who •I m ihr Colo •> 'or rtrluin iiiiiiilmt of >«»arr* »i.i\in» to ii :»llir;ili/«Ml. In i mg-de
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    Promoted
    61 1 ing tlic n-{ vnt \sH ■••i.- i-j Sil Mris»o■;i ojf. ||m Editor, 'Id tour. Mr Set IMS brrn .ipp.HMl f thr Siagapore n. Nt «aa made istopher on the urn of Mr. v !i Manager for \sia. whose ra is m Sinitahis been with <i iw.irly SS years. 'tj
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    Watt Due To Mar. 5
    50 1 CANBERRA. Feo. 29 (AP>— In view 'i the "great si^nificance ai i potential danger to Alls': lit' m developments m Southeasi Ana, the permanent bead >■ I c Australian External Affai > Department, Mr. Aljii W itt. i s going to Singap>! c on Ma
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    5 MORE BANDITS KILLED
    333 1 Ambush Boomerangs As 42 Commandos Mow Down Te r r or ists Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. For the first time since the start of the Emergency, an ambush laid by the terrorists proved to be a boomerang and rssulted m the depth of five
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    59 1 Greeting Lady Mountbatten on arrival at Kallang Airport last night were unions others representatives <>f Singapore Medical Services. In the picture are (left tt> right) Dr. 11. Vickers. Director of Medical Services. Countess Mountbutteu. .Mrs. D. W. G. Faris. Lady District Superintendent. St. John Ambulance, and Miss Mary Beade. Chief
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    Johore Appoints Mentri Besar In Ceremony Today
    81 1 Johore Appoin ts Mentri Besar In Ceremony Today Standard Staff Reporter THE Tungku Mahkota ol Johore will appoint Syed Abdul Kndir bin Mohamed Vahya, DP M.J.. PIS Mentri Besar at ;i ceremony m Johore Bahru to day The appointment is retrospective from Feb 20 At the same ceremony, the Family
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    Zafrullah Optimistic Graham Will Succeed
    65 1 KARACHI. Feb. 29 (UPJ Pakistan Foreign Minister Zafrullah Khan expressed the hope on hi> arrival early today that United Nations representative Frank Graham's mission m India and Pakistan •/ould be successful m settling the Kashmir dispute. Graham is due to arrive here later today en
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    MCP Also Fighting Internal Bailie
    364 1 MCP Also Fighting Internal Bailie Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA II MPI R, Fri.— Thr M;«!a>an < nmmimUf l*arl> has been fi^lilin^ a dual battle one within it* tanks an<l tin* oilier willioiit BfQßiniM t li«forces. This l»aiih> has been going on »in«*r I'MIl ivlmii the top-leader, W ri-lu. BbgromM with
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    MacGillivray Makes Tour OfS.Selangor
    180 1 MacGillivray Makes Tour OfS. Selangor Standard Staff C*rresp»ad«rf KUALA ..I'liTK. Fri Bandits prevented the Deputy High Commissioner. Mr. I) C MacGiliivray. from being received by 4<)<) Kampong Guards when he went to Batw Laul yesterday. Mr. 0 MacGUlivray, accompanied by the Mentri Besar; Raja Uda bin Raia Muhammad, Ntf£d the
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    Many People Greet Lady Mountbatten
    378 1 Many People Greet Lady Mountbatten Standard Woman Reporter Lady Mountbatten was welcomed to Singapore at the Kalians Airport last night. She her way to Korea where she will visit wounded troops of the Allied Forces. Few introductions were necessary at the airport She had met most of the official reception
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    Stung By Hornets
    53 1 Standard Staff Reporter A 58-YEAR-OLD Chinese farmer. Phua Chye Khoo. was attacked by hornets while cutting a patch of grass m a garden on the 16th milestone Jurong Road, Singapore^ yesterday morning. Phua was severely *iun4 all over hli arms, face and chest. He was admitted ia
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    2,335 Successful In Big Exam
    410 1 Standard Siatt' Reporter V TOTAL of 2..'*.V> Malayan hoys anil jafirl*. 727 of Singapore and 1,608 m \\w Federation of Malaya, were successful m the (.'ambritlijjt' School Certificate Examination held m December, l*>.~»!. Of this total. 317 Federation students ohtained the First Grade while the
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    Cutler Named Australian HC In Ceylon
    99 1 CANBERRA. Feb. 29 (ReuterAAP) Australian External- Affairs Minister Richard Casey today announced the appointment ..f Mr. Arthur Roden Cutler, a second world war Victoria Cros.-. winner, aa Australian High Commissioner m Ceylon. Mr. Cutler has been Australian Hiijh Commissioner m New Zealand since May
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    British Collier Said On Fire Off US Coast
    62 1 SOUTH PORT, Maine. Feb. 28 (UP)— The British collier Lodestone reported fire aboard today but coast guard said it was m no immediate danger. The coast guard cutter Yakutat left for the stricken vessel. 50 miles off the Nova Scotia coast. The
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    Pearson To Decline Offer Of NATO Job
    55 1 LONDON. Feb. 29 (Renter) Mr. Lester Pearson. Canadian External Affairs Minister, has decided not to accept appointment as Secretary Genera] of the new .stream liner! North Atlantic Pact Organisation, a usually well-informed source said here today. Sir Oliver Franks, British Ambassador m Washington,
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    6 Racehorses Willed For Rank's Widow
    66 1 LONDON, Feb. 29 (Reuter).— Mrs. James V. Rank, widow of Britain's millionaire flour miller, was told today to take for herself any six horses from one of the most valuable string ot racehorses m the country. Mr. Rank, who died last month, made this
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    Templer In S'pore To Meet Family
    49 1 Templer In S 'pore To Meet Family THE HIGH Commissioner of the Federation of Malaya, Sir Gerald Templer. arrived by plane m Singapore yesterday to meet his wife and daughter. Miss Jane Templer, who are due m the Colony by air today. Sir Gerald was staying at Bukit Serene.
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    SPORE HAS MAKINGS OF MODEL CITY 'Progress Can Be Seen All Over'
    462 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S «'on>titutional development and its advanre towards democratic enlightenment "has started and it is not £oing to stop/' 9 said the Ul\ Council President, Mr. T. P. F. HfcNeice, m bk 1 .">! administration report
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    These Can Choose Their Own Plots
    103 2 These Can Choose Their Own Plots v- H tO P Lebar squ tters to settle Rroupa m the ii stt ement »as taken of by 41 Families ■n the r. gistei >en< d vl-s- S r, Burl X*. Collector L H venues, told The Sta I these families i be
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    1952 Officials For Adult Education
    71 2 FOLLOWING have been elected to the Executive Committee of the Singapore Council tor Ariu't Education: President Professor F. Mason; \Jioe President. Mr. Lee Ku»g| («ii: :.n: Him Treasurer. Profe.-sor It E. Ho! turn: Hon. Secretary, .'•I:' J Ie Pi evost. [Members Messrs. P. S RaJui
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    'I'll Grow Old In Prison'
    65 2 "I'LL GROW old m prison", complained a 24-year-old Sinhalese. K. L. Martin, m the Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday. Martin was appealing against a sentence of seven years' rigorous imprisonment on a charge of robbery. The court told Martin that the reason he was
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    Development On Colony Level Urged
    148 2 Standard Staff Reporter WE WANT development of responsible local Government on 1 the Colony level and not on the "community level.'" said Mr. John Laycock. (Progressive. LKatong) yesterday when he commented on statements made by i the Under Secretary tor the I Colonies. Lord Munstcr.
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    Notice To Parents
    26 2 APPLICATIONS for admission to Primary I classes m Government and Aided Schools m 1953 should be submitted between April 1 and June 30.
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    WINS APPEAL
    47 2 THE APPEAL by two Sikhs Kartar Singh and Sunder Singh, sentenced to seven years' rigorous imprisonment on a charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder was allowed yesterday by the Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal. The appeal was argued by Mr. H. A. Francis.
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    Mixed Views On Malayan Unification
    135 2 DIVERGENT views were expressed yesterday by two of the Colony's politicians on the amalgamation of Malaya and Singapore, discussed m London during the Malaya debate m the House of Lords this week. Mr. John Laycock, (Progressive, Katong) opposed the proposal, while Mir. C. R. Dasaratha
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    WILL MEET PUBLIC ALL THE WAY' Police Welcome Graft Complaints
    192 2 WILL MEET PUBLIC ALL THE WAY' Police Welcome Graft Complaints THE Singapore Police are prepared lo meet any member of the public who has a complaint of i;raft against any public servant, ''not half way but i'\\ the May,** a C.I.D. spokesman tohl The Standard yesterday. He was commenting on
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    3280 Lamps Light Up 85 Miles
    35 2 SINGAPORE has 3.280 street lamps illuminating approximately 85 miles ot roadway. In 1951 522 street lights were installed bringing to completion the first five year programme of street lighting.
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    Crown Counsel Has Answers To All Points
    446 2 Appeal Verdict Reserved JUDGMENT m the appeal by six Malay rioters against sentence of death for the murder of Cpl. J. W. Davies was reserved yesterday by the three judges sitting m the Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal. The appellants Thamby bin Osman,
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    Briefs From City Council 1951 Report
    197 2 HAWKERS: Itinerant hawker licences issued m Singapore m 1951 amounted to 5.223. while 208 such licences were issued to three approved manufacturers for the sale of ice-cream. The total fee collected amounted to $271,775.30. DOGS: 'A total of 9.000 unhealthy stray dogs were trapped
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    BMA Elects 1952 Officials
    166 2 AT THE annual general meeting of the British Medical Association (Malaya Branch Southern Division recently with Dr. Laidlavv Thomson, the outgoing Chairman m the Chair, the i'ollowing were elected officebearer* for the year: Chairman Dr. B. R. Sreenivasan: Chairman -elect Prof. D E. C. Meikie; Vice-Chairman
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    WATER SITUATION STILL SERIOUS
    159 2 THE WATER supply situation m Singapore remains serious, and if plant and steel requirements for the Tebrau Works are held up, a water shortage may develop m 1952. This is stated m the City Council President's Yearly Administration Report for 1951. Owing to the rapid increase
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      70 2 mmWj&mk i^RXDI^XV^WT^FI^XV^DOAKJCIEWr/wMATVOU LJ IWE NOrDOFULL C\ "E^^Vz^; I l LV^^ X><NDiAVIDA^EOF«IAnTOOC r C THINK I AM- DANCE. THAT TAKE- A HpOPS •J^T.^ imj^^J^Zßm p f^ 15 y for this harvest/t you wjow a square? Amd require human ViS***/ Tjnt fi *> > ■ffKT TfmB& I AMTH Z I rZtpr «rrro<;
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    CITY BAN ON 'BIRDS OF PASSAGE'
    1232 3 CITY BAN ON 'BIRDS OF PASS AGE' Councillors Must Have Seven Years' Residence standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE City Councillors by sixteen votes to seven, erday decided that qualifications for members of the jnci! should include one of residence for at least seven of a period of ten years immediately preceding
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    ADJOURNMENT SPEECHES Councillors Will Cherish Privilege
    273 3 ADJOURNMENT SPEECHES Councillors Will Cherish Privilege ADJOI'R.YME.NT speeches will continue to feature at Singapore City Counefl meetings judging by the tenor of the speeches iiia<l<* by Councillors and the President on the adjournment yesterday. There were admissions of abuse of this privilege (by Mr. Yap Pheng Gock. Num.) Hind of
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    MEN WARD OFF LEAP YEAR DAY WILES
    352 3  - MEN WARD OFF LEAP YEAR DAY WILES Marjorie Shannon By ALTHOUGH Leap Year Day was yesterday, Singapore girls still have the rest of the year m which to propose. Thousands of girls all over the world don't wait for Leap Year. In fact they have as much to say about
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    City Jobs Losing Appeal?
    86 3 THERE is a serious shortage of candidates with School Certificate qualification for the City Council's Clerical Service, states the President m his yearly administration report for last year. Owing to this the Council held a special entrance examination at which 63 daily rated and temporary employees
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    Taxi Restriction
    32 3 Standard Staff Reporter STEPS ar e being taken by the Singapore City Council to extend the restriction to Penang and Malacca hackney carriages to enter the Colony without special licences.
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    YAP HITS AT 'PRYING EYES'
    295 3 Mandard Stall Reporter *;ih^ lH u ATTITI DE f certaio Singapore Ciiv Councillors who pry inio every detail of a committee decision .V MII<S IIP Or COllfirmalioll hv lh faß ""a"! ha. made th e job of City Councillor a curse," declared Mr. "P I
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    42 3 MR. Tay Siow Hwa, an old boy of the AngloChinese Secondary School, Singapore, left m the Chusan on Thursday for the United Kingdom to study medicine. Mr. Tay is the younger brother of Mr. Tay Siow Hoon, manager of Commercial Traders Limited.
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    Penalties Not Our Business —Rajah
    204 3 Penalties Not Our Business Rajah Standard Staff Reporter IT IS NOT the function of the Singapore City Council to formulate of even recommend increased penalties under certain Ordinances declared Mr. A. P. Rajah. (Prog. N.) at the Council meeting yesterday. Mr. Rajah was .speaking on a decision of the Vehicles
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    City Wants Voting Roll Reviewed
    105 3 THE President of the Singapore City Council. Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, has agreed to approach Government to appoint a Standing Committee to review the election machinery from time to time. Mr. M. P. D. Nair (Lab., S.) made the suggestion at the Counci t
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    Power House Progress
    109 3 Power House Progress IN SPITE of shortage of skilled labour, inadequate supplies of granite :ind late deliveries ol materials, "notable* 1 progress was made m 19-">1 m the construction ot the new power station at Pa^ir Panjang. The City Council president's yearly administration :eport says that there was an increased
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    Road Closed
    31 3 PAYA LEBAR Road, between MacPhersoa Royd and the entrance to Paya Lebar Ruad Pumping Station, will be closed to through traffic tor about six weeks to construct a sewer.
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      74 3 I~— r WT, f. .»c xA^Axr J^r^N --~V IfY «F CKXTS GONI^A/ YEH...BUT I FIGGER IF DOC /^^'"^^'Cl^i -Sn H -^S VY SAVE US WITH WAS GONNA MAKE WITH TM/.-COURS^VIftJ P^S RIGHT AO^ A HIS MACHINE, VnME-MACHINE.HE'D HAVE MEBBE TH' ySBy f 1?) i DOCTO(? -^J OOP^J^?,S^PSAi i J v.
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    HC Visits Gurney's Grave
    98 4 HC Visits Gurney's Grave standard Staff Correspondent KUALA M'MPtK. Fri.— Yesterday morning the High Commissioner. Sir Gerald Templer, visited Cheras Road Cemetery to pay his respects at the trave of his predecessor. Sir Henry Gurney. Afterwards Sir Gerald went to Sungei Besi where he inspected the Police Station, saw a
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    HELP END CRISIS' Scout Head Makes Appeal To Parents
    321 4 HELP END CRISIS' Scout Head Makes Appeal To Parents Standard Staff Correspomlent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— "We can't all go out and shoot bandits but there are other ways, ffreat or small, m which we can help not only to end this Emergency but also to prevent another one arising and,
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    KING'S SCOUT
    35 4 Patrol Leader CHUNG HAN PENG of the sth Klang Senior Troop, AngloChinese School) who qualified as a King's Scout. He is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. George Chung of Port Swettenham.
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    JOHORE IMP CHIEF HITS OUT
    490 4 Merger Ensured Seats In K. Lumpur Elections The b^TT""~"^ quortrr,, r( > here oorK r JJ given Ky v,r r i Ho^"^ il hi, B Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. Referring to the UMNO MCA alliance as bring wholly communal and that that alliance
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    JB Kids Praised For Humane Work
    482 4 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— Johore Bahru children have evoked the highest admiration and praise from all animal lovers for the splendid and humane work they have been doing m past months regarding the prevention of cruelty to animals, stated Mrs. J. Falconer,
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    A Tale Of Intrigue And Consorting: DPP
    652 4 Standard Staff (orrespoinlrui KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. "A tale of intriinir and full sense of the word between terrorist* and Special < imi«4j the Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr. 1). M. K. Grant, deacril la< Mr. Justice Wilson m the High Court here toda\ Mr.
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    Recruits Will Benefit
    83 4 Recruits Will Benefit Standard I (on I MXI ftIBAN I i .tl.tl > I .it un Semhilaa (r... < mm M < kti esl vices iii taffeta 1 JTjhiitd I i&yi U milit nn m trnr,' I !)••<>•. rflM ii' mi Hrn salan vtr:K tun n I hilt ifir I
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    Two Injured In Accident
    14 4 longing I carrying R1 turned (Clang, Port >" Ltlßl| The were
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    $4,000 FOR DODGING DUTY
    54 4 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRI', Fri F 4 attempting to evade Ckisto duty of $175.87 on a quant of mouthorgans, Lv Shon«^ Voon. was convicted on Ittf plea of guilty Jiud fined $1,100, by thf President of the S< 'ioni Court, Che Faib bin ttaji 1
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    117th BIRTH ANNIVERSARY
    24 4 117th BIRTH ANNIVERSARY KUALA The II Sri B i ah Devei the Y.v»4:.v:nn<: Kua I ition of pi ful at fMJ Miv R 1
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    Che Rauf Takes Up New Post
    9 4 Che Rauf Takes Up New Post i hin W
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    TIN—STEEL PACT DOES NOT AFFECT MALAYA
    309 5 TIN— STEEL PACT DOES NOT AFFECT MALAYA I Stall Correspondent The t:n-for-stcel rt ratiy concluded I'nited Kingdom nited States gives no lalayan producers. c opinion of Mr. J. chairman of the rin Limited, speaking |i serai meeting of the re today. ippd said that the of the Federation isurancc that
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    BANDIT NURSE GETS 10 YEARS
    197 5 Standard Stall Reporter iron. Fri. Three MtrreiMlerrti UmmUu who r«mcrlj an attain gani: leader, a MftiiMi leader and ..nnmniration a»«nt respectively, io,lu> Irnlified m Hi-li Court that a 21-vrar-oIJ CmlmMwc woman, i.h- \h wan a nur<M- to a bandit gang m the <-k.i|. \r«-a of
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    Mr. Frisby To Retire
    75 5 I 111 r» tirrment 01 Mr. A. I i i>b\ the Director «>t it; 11 Singapore m this year was an I- •<l w.sterday b> IMr. Raj n«r. vit prrsiri i Ike Ymith < ttumil. i he -u->ke at the ora < nnu st a| Baffles
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    CULTURAL PROGRESS
    23 5 RE made progi 1951 Court* ition t pro ■.<■?• Forte '■v plays Sfa St ge p The 1 Exs■ I i Inter-
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    Robertson Hits Out At Letters By The 'Warped'
    69 5 Robertson Hits Out At Letters By The 'Warped' SIDEN f th< Sin- p C« a] 111 T P. said :iy led the pub mid, ol M gain .rate pc m ol ruiv ng .-.I:- D. (Ptog, b i d urin| the a* the Citj Coung yes era ay 1 beittsou
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    Power Cuts
    171 5 f. -i \THKXS m im Xyrr. >l< Pli«tm>ii Kit. < iii.Mi I;.. I lorrin K«l >< riiuiiin IM t. II Wk. V\<H>.i!,!i:li I.i rk. Heights, AflM l<e II ippj H orlij \-i i Kub- >.iv Mill> Miell Ruhttrr, Mn>i'ii uitrn -hi j ;nir«- nniil i|IK ■>n Kltii I
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    Wanted: An Engineer
    73 5 M.mdud Staff < oi r»'spoiid«'nt PEN v Fi The Penang Mvi p now advertising 'i Lfnited Kingdom md a surcessor to F W i C\ iel Assist- > Engineer, who is ;<t pre on 't-M v»\ M- IVi >n i).i> written to tho Muniripalit.v that I rishes
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    Elias Was Best Speaker
    109 5 MOSES Ezekiel Elias. 18--jrear-oid student of the tiabo (it n (Jewish Scout Mu\ement) scored an t'< v victory at the oratorial contest held at the Raffles Chin" School yesterday |0 m liif first prize. The siibjeci ol Hie contest was: ''I In* duties and responsibilities ol
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    City Councillors Observe Silence
    53 5 MEMBERS of v v- Singapore City Council ester-day stood up m silence at the start of their ineo'iru as niHvk of respect at the death ol King. The Council also passed a resohiti >n expressing Its grief on [he Xii us death and sympathy with the
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    Extrusion For Taxi Meters
    52 5 THK coaapulsory fitment of taxi-meters te second class hackne' carriages and taxicabs has b»*en extended from Mar. SI. 1«M to Dec SI. At the Cit.v Council meting yesterday. it was stated that the ipira] <ear for the testing equipment m the work shop did not arrive
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    2 MUSTS' TO END CRISIS
    137 5 Standard Staff wrrespondent IPOH, Fri. Speaking at today's annual genera: meeting of Petaling Tin Limited, Mr. J. T. Chappel, the chairman said that T hc streamlining of State and Federal administrations and iho whole-hearted cooperation from all communities were needed if results are t>> be
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    GURNEY FUND BODY NAMED
    69 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Fii The Henry Gurney Fund Committee for the southern districts of Province Wellesley have been named. The chairman is Mr. Loggin, District Oflßcer of Nebong Tebal district. Mr. R Sockalingam has becMi appointed secretary and treasurer ol the committee. Other members are: Penghulu, Seoawi
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    FIRE LOSSES TOTAL $ 5½ M.
    202 5 FIRE LOSSES TOTAL 5½ M. sea n Sirgapore Lxst (5| Bullion, *4 !iun less than .> ear 1 y ii M President, PF. N c In bia nn- ■aal report issued yesterday attributed t»«e drop In the losses to redueei Communist inspired Incendiarism However. th« Fire Brigade harl i emrd
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    Action Deferred
    61 5 THE SINGAPORE City Council has a.-jreed to defer taking legal action to obtain vacant possession of Hong Lim Green ponding financial provision being made for Council scheme to build a sports ciub. A' the Council meeting yesterday, it was Blso decked to &et an un lertaking from the
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    Train Bragged Mother 30 Feet
    208 5 Train Bragged Mother 30 Feet HITTERWORTH. Fri. —An attractive 25-year-old Malay woman. Che Sarah binti Puteh. told Che Abdul Kah man bin Mat. the Coroner, m the Magistrate's Court at Nibong Tebal yesterday that she fainted after seeing: her mother, Che Man binti Joloi, a*ed 43 years bein& drassed by
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    Sub-Station Decision Deferred
    140 5 Sub-Station Decision Deferred Standard Staff Reporter A SUGGESTION that industrial expansion m Singapore would k»e arrested if Singapore City Councillors refused the extension of electric power to industries was made yesterday by Mr. Yap Phong Geek (Nominated) at the Councillors' ordinary meeting. Mr. Yap's suggestion came when Mr. D. Robertson
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    Last City Budget Was Largest Ever
    252 5 SiHinlard Siaff Reporter inrreased Cost of Living Allowances awarded to both established and open votes stall and the increased basic wages awarded to the latter, partly from Jan. 1 and partly from July 1951. At the same time a revised estimate ol income showed
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    Committee Dissolved
    88 5 SINGAPORE Labour City Councillor for South Ward. Mr. V. K. Nair, yesterday told the Council at its ordinary meeting that he would introduce a motion later calling for the establishment of a Whitley Council as a negotiating machinery between employees and i he Councillors. Mr. Nair said this
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    Hundred Up i And One Day's Hunt In Hand
    322 5 Standard Special Correspondent c^ UALA LUMp UR/ Fri.—Security Forces operating m me Federation this morning reached the century mark m the total of terrorists they have killed this month. ji i$ t le >cst nee May last year when their bag
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    ANNUAL MEETING
    33 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Fri. The annual general meeting of the members of trie Eilerton Club m Kuala Kangsar, will be held at the Club premises at 5 p.m. on Monday. March 10.
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    More Are Using Gas In S'pore
    138 5 Standard Staff Reporter 'i HE steadily rising demand for a ■-)> m Singapore increased sales to a new record figure ot ■■:.)4.I8I.8O« cubi'- feet last ye. if. The City Council president "i his yearly administration report says that this denoted an increase of t>9
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    Power Quota Up
    37 5 THE Singapore City Council yesterday agreed to increase the quota of electricity of domestic consumers from 150 to 250 kWhr units, per month. No restriction is imposed on the typ of domestic appliances u.sed.
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    EVERYMAN GOT BONUS
    79 5 IPOH. Fri PeUliru Tin Limited had a most successful year m 15*51 when it earned a nett profit of 15,536,112. In terim dividends of I*o per tent, were declared and a final one of thirty per cent, is proposed. Last year, the staff of the company continued
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    Miners Now Have Worry
    63 5 IPOH. Fi The announcement recently by Government thai Special Constables ami Auxiliary Police will be retrained ii;t- catl ied e'e^' anxiety to the miners. Thy fear that during the period of training the m < will be at the merry of the bandits. The minei s
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    SHOT SHADOW WAS HIS SCOUT
    161 5 KOTA BAHRTV Fri. No, member of the Security Forces" need fear a criminal prosecution if. acting m good faith and upon reasonable grounds, he injures or kills a law abiding citizen mistaken for a bandit. The (Celantan State Counsel, Mr. L. A. Massie. said this
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    The Loan: There Is Time Yet
    131 5 M.ind.iriJ >MII K«p<tf|rr tig to c by the public to tin I m n it< report of ttu Presklei I state *if population m genei i i not yet alive to thi p bi!itir>< which i Ivai rtusi < 1 ierh ip i ing
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    Engineer Killed In Ambush
    114 5 Engineer Killed In A m bush M.iiid^td Mill <or t <s|»iH»d' nt tPOH Fri I vi>ii wig <■ late Murra i and I i driver were k i i i ;h at S fei Sip Mi i with a Police I I anl and l Specia Constable prolin a 11
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    Political Fear
    373 6 'I "HE SINGAPORE Government's rejection of Mr. 1 Lira Yew Hock's motion to amend the Trade Union Ordinance to permit Government unions to affiliate with the Trade Union Congress was based pnmarilv on political tear. Mr. C. C. Tan and Mr. Blvthe revealed this fear m their speeches
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    433 6 fROM the point of v:ew of the economic func--1 tions and organisational solidarity of the labour movement, the entry of Government Unions into the T.U.C is logical, valid and imperative. If organised labour is to be effective and efficient, it musi like capital, establish a monopoly of labour. F r
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    Why There Is Discontent Among
    2175 6 Why There Is Discontent Among "A Service Would Not Be fln Efficient One Unless It Wos A Contented One" The Deputy High Commissioner In A Statement To The Press Last Week By Aster Gut csekera A SERVICE would not be aa efficient one unless it was a contented one," the
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      159 6 Partisan Articles Sir:— I have read w*h Hiil wh h interest "Ex-Labour's "artzj- »ur I ments m his letter to Tne XL. eled I Standard regarding the I t fortui UMNO-MCA alliance editor* arrange i men ials. One significant state* I ment he has, however. o:;ri- ted to stress itrfiich
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      695 6 \FALAYAN Trad<? Unionism, with interest to the discus- Acr its best is represented 7\ Of YY*\ V^\l y^\ /~T s sons' ons te s me lot r an by the three Unions catering for jL\. lO L\J.l 1 1 L^ll ICJ y° m la< no ver y emphctic locally-engaged employees
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    ATTLEE ON SECRET AGREEMENT
    410 7 Labour Govt. Sanctioned Bombing Of China Bases m I V Fefc. 29 (LP) r -»or» c Prime >,;„;.„.,. clement iulee l1 ■;•> f -,-,r,i az.,-.,,,,,,, action attach on 1,,. 1., 1,1- ,f i1,,., ilr( „>,.,! heav, aj, attacks on I „it.-,l Nation, r ri n -«_-^w*—
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    Rebels Sack Town, Seize Police Chief
    75 7 RANGOON, Feb. 29, (AP) A strong force of m nts which over ran and occupied the Central Burma M town of Myingyan yesterday, seized the District r.nttndtnt of Police, his wife and family as hostages re leaving the ransacked town when troops arrived. entered
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    Saian: Troops Withdrawn For Other Tasks
    82 7 S \IGO Feb I:. {Ttn ter). G teral B Salan, Acting Fi 'oi tndei -iii-chiei m In<tn-( m yesti rday '.old 22.fXM) French Union troops uated from the Hoa Binh it lasl weekend they wore awn face other tasks. 1 Hi' ai "The vanquished
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    Hibok Hibok Threatens Again
    87 7 MANILA. Feb. 28 (UP)— The government's volcanology cw.n--rm:r«-e has issued a warning thai Hib >k-Hibok volcano on Camiguin Island may again erupt The warning was directed to the people who have returned to their homes near the volcano which killed between TOO and 1.000 persons m
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    Faure Cabinet Quits After 'No Confidence'
    142 7 iPXK.x M ;»f» (IF, -The C «v,rn,n, n of Premie, I mre decided to resell vesterda, afl. r the N i I I \ssemmj rated no < i>nfi m((. m it < i.n, |a tarmac taxes by 15 per cent to I rutc to
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    RI Goodwill Mission
    50 7 JAKARTA. Fen 29, (AFP) The Indonesian goodwill mission to Burma left here by air this morning for Rangoon. The mission is headed by Sultan Hamengku Buwono. Dr. Johannes Leimena, Health Minister who was earlier slated to head the mission. stayed behind because of the present government crisis.
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    Jap Leftists Hit Accord With US
    191 7 TOKYO, Feb. 29, (Reuter-AAP) Japon's opposition political parties claimed last night that Japanese independence was jeopardised by the United States Japan administrative agreement signed m Tokyo yesterday. i The agreement, covering j administrative details for the United States-Japan Security Pact provides lor joint action
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    Canada's New G-G Opens Parliament
    135 7 Canada's New G-G Opens Parliament OTTAWA, Feb. 29, (Reuter) Mr. Vinceni Massey, who was installed here yesterday as Canada's first Canadian-born I Governor General, later opened Parliament with a speech from the throne. In his 1.300-word speech I outlining Canada's legislative programme. Mr. Massey said: •'The situation throughout the world
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    Famine In North China
    127 7 HONGKONG. Feb. 28 (UP)— A Chinese Communist report received here today said famine has broken out m some North China areas following an "extensive winter drought." It said the famine is especially serious m Shansi Province where an anti-corruption campaign was suspended to permit the release
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    Nehru: Communism Injurious' Fur India
    201 7 NEW DELHI, Feb. 29, (AP)— Prime Minister Nehru declared yesterday that de-spite lettwing gains m the recent elections, he is convinced that fur India Communism would l>e "utteriy disruptionist and injurious.* 1 At his first news ronferenre since the vwd of India's national elections. Nehru
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    US Aid To Chiang
    55 7 TAIPEI. Feb. 29. (UP)— The United States Mutua] Security Administration has made a new allocation of U551,026,000 for Formosa, it was learned today The amount will he spent for the purchase of 7,000 tons of lubricating oil costing $950,--000, $50,000 worth of plywood factory machinery and
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    Peking Charges 'Sign Of Serious Epidemics'
    225 7 HONGKONG, Feb. 29, (AP) Peking's sweeping propaganda, charging the United States with germ warfare m Korea has reached proportions of what the Reds co'i a "national patriotic campaign" and is taken here to indicate plague and chosera epidemics which the Reds could not control
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    West To Hit Back At Red Travel Ban
    151 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 28 (AP) -The United States and most of the Western allies were reported today to have agreed to hit back at Moscow by restricting the movements of Soviet representatives m their countries. Diplomatic authorities said preliminary plans for combined action
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    17 Killed In Plane Crash
    96 7 RIO DP: JANEIRO, Feb. 29, j (UP). A Brazilian airliner on j the way to Rio de Janeiro crashed 4<i(t miles northwest of here yesterday, killing 17 and injuring 14 others of the 32 persons aboard. The police casualty figures did not account for the
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    Iran Piri Warned
    80 7 Iran Piri Warned Moslem terrorist Shaik Abdol Hussein Wahrdi warns at a news conference m Teheran during; January that his Fedavan Islam organization will assassinate Premier Mossadeq i»f Persia and other government leaders if FeUayan leader Navab Safavi (pictured on the poster m the Background) Ls not freed from jail.
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    Eden :Agreement On W. Germany's Role 'Major Step'
    278 7 Eden :Agreemen t On W. Germany 's Role 'Major Ste p' LONDON, Feb. 29 (Rcuter) Foreign Secretory Anthony Eden told the House of Commons yesterday he regarded the agreement on Germany's financial contribution to defence reached m talks m London, Lis' on ond Bonn as "a major step not only
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    UK, C'wealth To Exchange Teachers
    72 7 LONDON, Feb. 29, (AH 1 The British Minister dI Education, Miss Florence Horsburgh. announced today lhal she hoped to see an exchange of about LOO teachers between the United Kingdom and Commonwealth countries m 1952 She told the House of Com mon.s she was planning
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    Bonn Agrees To San On Atom Work
    176 7 BONN, FV -■> !Ai' rtie West German Government has ac ■<■;): .i i)i opo: a i f the We tern Big Three p ers to produce ertain types I a y weapons fur Alia:.' c tfc :< n c hi." 'o ban the
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    Expelled Nuns In HK
    66 7 l I t\. ;K< >NG F<' I>.1 >. 28 'AIM Three pink-cheeked Canadian nuns arrived m Hongkong yesterday after 1 1 monl hs m 1 nunisi pri: on m ("tuna. vei ordered to be December after ;i public (rial at Canton m which Ihey were convicted
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      124 7 FSTTJNGS Stoneware Pipes; r 1 is) Iron iK Galvanised *illi lillin-rs. C Lavatory Basins r 0 rtner essential items, besides Ihe ilm»w umml for sanitarjf installations p are al-o obtainable. r. 1.40 9i-4>\l priw.% quitted \j 4* n r4»fgU4»xf m p. 0 FONGHIN CO., LIMITED, 0 I Walli.li St.. SINGAPORE.
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    Works Office For New Airport Soon
    158 8 Standard Aviation Reporter WORKS offices made up of some old steel girders erected on Faya Lebar site for an international airport will signify the start of operations on that multimillion dollar project. This will most probably go up this month. There will be also
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    Britain's Canberra Jet For Woomera Atom Bomb Tests
    53 8 LONDON. Feb. 29 iAFP> The fastest known medium jet bomber m t lie world. "Canberra" will be sent to Australia lor special training for me forthcoming British atom tests a* Woomera rocket range m central Australia, the aeronautic editor of the "Evening
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    SYDNEY JOURNALIST'S 'HOT AND COLD' TRIP
    176 8 Standard Aviation Reporter i Flvinr around the world along the All-Red route In all kinds of weather has been the mission of a Sydney journalist. He left Singapore yesterday by QantasBOAC on the "last leg" home. Dudley Osborne, the journalist, was Invited by the
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    20 RAF (M) Recruits Pass Training Course
    356 8 The Air Officer m charge of Administration Headquarters Far East A.r Force, Air Vice Marshal H. L. Patch, at Changi yesterday took the salute at the pass.ngout parade of the eighth recruits course of the R.A.F. (Malaya) under the command of Flight Lieutenant
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    MAILS
    57 8 Despatches TODAY: Pale bang 3 a.m. ■by Maiini, Sarawak (except IMiri) 8 am by Rajah Brooke, i Djakarta and Sourabaya 8 a.m. by Ophir. Sibil 8 a.m. by Angby, South Africa (letters only) noun by Karsik. Kas: Africa noon by Karsik, Ceylon. Britain. N. [reland, Eire. Europe North and
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      628 8 x /l Ships m Harbour (ioduwn No. 1: Mambang, Lam i Sam. King's Dock: Taria. Kah Poh. Kfppol Dock: Dromus, Sabang, Pangkor. Cal>l<- Wharf: Retriver. Western Anchorage: J. Squires. Elona, IT. S. Stansford, Landak, Xewbury Cap Tourane. OUTER ROADS ll, i Hsuan, Mount Parker. Gettrude Maersk, Island Mail. Ophir. North
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    'OUR TRADESMEN BEST IN WORLD'
    575 9  -  ENGINEER Engineer Advocates \iinual Exhibition Of Best Products By WE HAVE m Singapore and the Federation the finest tradesmen tot exist m the world today. Not only this, we hove among these men a iril of private enterprise unequalled m any other country, and this
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    THAILAND MAY LIFT RICE EXPORT BAN
    96 9 MANILA Irb 29, (Heater): Thailand's ri« exban m only temporary and is expected to be -hnriiv m orduiu to official advices received to- Ike ifovi-rnment ownrd National Kin* and orn <r itmn from the Philippine Legation m Bangkok. i w message indicated that this
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    103 9 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER THE latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per Ib- Bayers Sellers No. 1 Spot Loose $1,081 $1,082 F.A.B. m bales Mar. No. 1 R.S.S. $7.08* $1,082 No. 2 R.S.S. $1,052 $1.06? No. 3 R.S.S. $1032 $1,041 Tone: Quiet. LONDON RUBBER Friday's opening prices per lb were: Apr.
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    Tin Stocks At End Of Jan. At High Level
    88 9 STOCKS of tin metal and tin-in-concentrates at the end of January at 8,098 tons were the highest recorded for many months. The highest tonnage of stocks for last year was 7,61)1 m July (Dec. 7.340 tons). Production of tin-in-concen-trates last month
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    FRUIT PRODUCTION
    36 9 TOTAL world production of fresh apricots, cherries, peaches, plums, and prunes m 1951 is estimated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture at 7.170.000 short tons. This is an 8 per cent. Increase over 1950.
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    'Thai Economy Greatly Improved'—Sutherland
    213 9 'Thai Economy Greatly Improved Sutherland Standard Staff Reporter THAILAND is to be congratulated on having achieved a "high degree of economic stability," said Mr. J. A. P. Sutherland, chairman of the Malayan Exchange Banks Association yesterday when commenting on Thailand's second increase m February m the value of tht tical
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    HK EXCHANGE
    81 9 HONGKONG. Feb. 29— Special Standard Service— Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.67 to £1 Sterling: 11K*****75 to US$l: HK$l H4O to Malayan $1: HKSUL'9S to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold tfK$325.S to uiif taci. Buyers Sellers No. 1 Soot Loose $I.oBs $1 082 No 1 RSS
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    Settling German External Debts
    114 9 Settling German External Debts LONDON, Feb. 29 (ReutersCreditors, debtors and governmental representatives of 28 countries, including India, are now conferring m London to settle Germany^ external debts. Pre-war external debts are unofficially calculated at about U.S. $2,500,000,000. The post-war total owing to allied nations is estimated at another U. 5.53.800-.-000.000
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    69 9 The Directors, officers and staff of the Public Insurance Co. Ltd.. Singapore, of which Mr. Aw Boon Haw (seated sixth from the right) is the chairman. This picture was taken Just before the Directors' meetinf on Thursday, when it was reported to the Directors that the Company was making rapid
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    NY Rubber Trading Resumption On Monday Is Awaited
    218 9 Standard Market Reporter RUBBER traders m Singapore are waiting for the opening of the New York commodity exchange on Monday for the first time m 11 months. The announcement over the week-end of the treeing of the American rubber market was not
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    53 9 Mr. M. Brewer (loft), Chairman of Lifeguard Milk Products Pty.. Ltd. Australia, reached Singapore by QantasBOAC on Thursday on his way to a business visit m Britain and the VS. He was met here by Lifeguard executives Mr. K. .1. Mason-Cox. Director and local Manager (cemtre), and Mr. Gordon Scott,
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    NO TRADING IN COPRA, COCONUT OIL
    85 9 QUIET conditions prevailed on the Singapore produce market yesterday and no business was recorded m both the coconut oil and copra seel inns. Copra had buyers at $272 per picul and sellers ai $28£. Coconut oil had sellers ai $45 and buyers at $44
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    Japanese-Chilean Trade Talks Soon
    44 9 A Japanese mission. now negotiating a new commercial agreement with Brazil, is due visit Santia^'j (Chile) this month Chile exnects to buy Japanese ships, machinery, china, toys and other products, and sell Japan Chilean cooper, b'.eel and ni'rates. A. P.
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    Surplus Rubber Warning Malaya, RI Will Bear Brunt If US Curbs Continue
    172 9 Surplus Rubber Warning Malaya, RI Will Bear Brunt If US Curbs Continue Standard Staff Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 29 Unless "oil restrictive measures ore removed" on the use of rubber by Americon manufacturers, "the full brunt of any surplus will have to be borne by the natural product," warned Mr. Clo
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    Glut Of Textiles In Burma
    124 9 Glut Of Textiles In Burma RANGOON, F.; 29 (K-. A i gli is threa ing many Burmi c bankruptcy and '.he Gov ment has off* red to bu "overstocks," m order to he p dealers pay off pressing and add liquid funds to banks, whose vrarehou filled with unredeemed tile
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    SPOKE KATES OF EXCHANGE
    125 9 MALAYAN Exc lange B i Association 1 buying rate* merchants *pv (100 Malayanl are: U.S. and Canadian '2 1 Ifi iTT.t. 32 13 Hi (O I) US 33 1 Hi on credit bills and US 'd-i 1/8 ■>■ tr.ide bills and Canadian S3 :i U t9()
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    Bolivia Hits Bach At US
    74 9 I A l»\/. flio!i\:.t> I ••>>. !M. \ri:-K(i:m.i is srekiac supp«»rl of 1..r.m AMUTiran cou»Ui.-s m her dispute with tlir [Jailed states over thr price ot tin. 'I ,it- FimcJhß Ministr> IUM iiishiulrd its diplo lii.ttir r«*pn scntiliv<'s m tlii- \i:i«*ri(As to Irani iin Miiuundums
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    Malayan Share Prices
    782 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE. Fri. There was an ovez-ail lack of interest on the Malayan share market today. The dull conditions were attributed to a larg? extent to the cautious attitude of London operators periding the publication of the United Kingdom budget. Yesterday's prices were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers
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      306 9 APAN ANTI-£ AREA MEASURES EASED TOKYO, Feb. 29, (Reurer) The Japanese Foreign hange Control Board has announced that it is easing i.jres it had enforced last week to discourage exports fne sterling area. ortening* 4 moves, effective from March 3, .J* protests from industry and trade les. Thf-v mciud- co
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      DREAM BECOMES TECHNICOLOUR REALITY
      558 10 ITALY: For the past two years "The Golden Carriage" has been discussed, planned and dreamed about m Italian studios. It has become almost a myth. This adaptation of Prosper Merimee's "Santa -Sacramento Carriage" to be filmed m technicolour under the direction of Jean Renoir and. last
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      DRAMA
      231 10 I^»RANCE: A French dramatist of note is Monsieur Jean-Bernard Luc whose play, "Philemon's Complex," has pui\cd to capacity houses m Pu.-;s for two years. Now his ne v play is m rehearsal. Entitled "The Grape Vine," the play deals with the pro. blems of an aristocratic family who own
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      FESTIVAL
      338 10 IVriCjE: His Majesty King Car--1-^ nival 48th was christened King of Song six -months u^o and at his mythical "coronation here last week international music hall stars were m Nice lor the Carnival m "his" honour. Mistinguett, Maurice Chevalier. Edith "La-Vie-En-Ro.-e" Piaf. Josephine Baker (who has just had a
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      201 10 ITALY:— Pietro Azzaroni is a barber from Bologna who has only one passion painting. One of his paintings has been accepted and hung at the 'Quadrienale' m Rome and has made him famous overnight. Azzaroni'g beginnings were amusing to say the least. Realizing that Bologna offered him nothing he
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    ON THE AIR
    506 10 RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE (484 tn ft 4i m) Ift a.m. Emergency \e»s IK.JL.ti 10.05 Housewives' Choice; II a.m. New Records; 1 p.m. Programme Summary: 1.03 Hubert Ro>i.m; Sextette <s. Tommr Horsey; I New»: 1.50 Interlude: B p.m. Album of Harmony; 2.15 Rarin" commentaries from Penane Turf Club;
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