Singapore Standard, 28 March 1952

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    Masthead
    17 1 Singapore Standard sfr s»J J. vOL NO. 270. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    Full Support For HC Urged By Chappel
    93 1 Stall Rrportt-r HAFPEL Fed- Counci 01 and Chambei ,r the ILK holiday by a] r:.r- i In M the new High Chappej hoped Bure hich hn.- the md usti 3 In I eve its ot ed „,.,0-e to American md the U.S public
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    Permanent Ban
    59 1 LONDON. Mar. 27 (Reuter)— The British Government today inn mnced th il its refusal to recognise Seretse Khama as forme ,r the Bamangwato tribe >■ »ul i be permanent FRANKFURT, Mar. 27 .AP>— One of three survivors o*_«Jf crash Saturday ot a X.L.M. airliner near here died yesterrjay.
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    Prayer For Peace
    24 1 city. Mar i. ttr> ia XII irged all Cathot m a "sacred I other fun- Pc iple ring the opp Catholic
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    HC PUNISHES
    250 1 LENNOX'BOYD: No Elections In Malaya Until Crisis Is Over Standard London Correspondent LONDON. Thurs. Malaya will not lia\«* a j>«*neral elrrlion until the Emergency is over, the Minister of State for the Colonies, Mr. Lennox-Bowl told the Malayan Forum yesterday evening at a party m his honour at
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    Tunisia Calm; Fr. Parties To Quiz Govt.
    172 1 TUNIS, Mar. 29 (AP) Tunisia was internally calm but political storms were raging elsewhere over Wednesday's sudden clamp-down martial law by the French and the arrest o! top Tunisian Cabinet Ministers. In Paris, ai le Ist two major political p irties the powerful
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    MPs Debate 23 Hrs. On Textile Crisis
    166 1 LONDON. Mar. 27 (Reuter) Tired, leaden-eyed Members of Parliament today wound up a marathon 23-hour debate on •ways to check the scourge ot I unemployment which threatens 'the nations textile industry. The all-night sitting, the 1 longe t since the war, saw the
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    Jet Bomber Crashes
    87 1 ALBUQI'ERQI E. New Mexico. Mar 27. (Reuter). Three men died and another was badly injured when a B-47 stratojei oomber crashed and exploded during a take-afl here today. Mr Malcolm Mac Donald. the Commissioner-General, saw his wife and three children off to England yesterday I*l ft**** OanJe
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    It's Bon Voyage To Mrs. MacD., Johore Sultan And Sultana
    611 1 Standard Woman Reporter FOR the second time within a Week, high officialdom and well-known personages of all nationalities gathered at the Singapore Harbour Board docks to bid farewell to dignitaries of the Colony and the Federation, who were embarking for
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    Govt. Asked To Reduce Rubber Cess
    212 1 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Thurs.— Rubber estate owners here have jointly submitted a memorandum to the Settlement Government seeking tax revision. Their contention is that they are paying a rate which was fixed last year when the rubber price was S2 per lb. As
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    Marts Unsettled
    54 1 LONDON. Mar. 27 <Reuter> The .stock markets were generally unsettled and m consequence mainly easier. The reversal of the recent uptrend m giltedgeds prices especially for nationalisation .stocks declined by up to five-sixteenths— touched off sell- ing m industrials although losses ■•.ere not large, and numerous issues managed
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    UK Gets Lion's Share Of US Aid
    105 1 WASHINGTON 1 Mar. 26 (Rev t er) The United Stales Senate Foreign Relations Committee tod;iv released for the first time a breakdown of the proposed USSIBUO.OUO.OOO military or economic aid for foreign countries Under the U557.900.000.0U0 foreign aid programme Britain would receive the
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    TRUCE: NO ACCORD
    60 1 MUNSAN, Mar. 27 (ReuterAAP) Allied arid Communist staff officers readied no agreement at the r third secret -session today on an exchange of prisoners alter an armistice is signed. A U.N. staff oflv-or said the 2J-hour meetinf "further explored* 1 the Communisd proposal last Friday that the
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    75 1 Sfandord London Correspondent LONDON, Mar. 27. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market today LONDON RUBBER L JJ!2? ON TIN S D ot 331 d Spot £961 per ton Apr./Jm 32id. buyers, £962 «ller» 31^- Three month% £966. 10s
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    TG. MALIM Severe Penalties Imposed On People Of Town
    915 1 TG. MALIM Severe Penalties Imposed On People Of Town Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.-Tanjong Malim is a dead District. Forty-eight hours after the dastardly terrorist attack m which the Assistant District Officer, the executive engineer, a technical assistant, a Malay pipeline fitter and eight Policemen were killed. Tanjong Malim
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    They Can Only Come out 2Hrs. Each Day
    309 1 Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LIMPIR, Thurs. The people of EmJm| Vlalim who are suffering from lack of water due t«» Kindit activity and have to walk a good distance to (ill Lip their buckets from water carts and tanks braugbl into town,
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    FAO Chief In KL
    23 1 Mr. Norris K. Dodd. tlirectorGeneral of the Food and Agriculture Organisation, arrived m Kuala Lumpur today from Singapoi c.
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    French Hit Al Reds Near Hanoi
    134 1 HANOI. Mar. 27 <IT T. »v sands" of French LJniun troops launched a powerful assault at dawn today againsl Comtnunisi Vietminh rebels whose spearhe;id.s had thrust within 20 miles ;>i this northern Indo Chinese capital The attack was described .is the bi^e.st m months.
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    SCIENTIST WARNS OF DRUG MENACE
    259 2 He Agrees lhat Blackmarket Exists In Spore Standard Staff Reporter COMMENTING on an article entitled "Fake Drugs Menace F.E." frontpaged m The Standard yesterday Singapore's Radio Scientist agreed m his talk over Radio Malaya last night that there is hlackmarket m drugs m Singapore. "You
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    Donations To SATA Fund
    167 2 IHL foUowj ifl the latest l.st c; uonationa lo ihe Singapore A -Tube culosia Association: !*i X If. o:: Mohamad. Chanty ma Show at the Diamond 'I > lire IZ.MI, Mr N. R M <!;•■ Bl.mo. Mr. Teo Siok Guan. on the occasioa of Mr Teo
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    SHE SINCS IN FIVE LANGUAGES
    275 2 .s ;> d We 'Hi Rc purler Pt/ni'tl. mttmctivt S'uun<j- 4mm Mil i CfceH htnQ is m town tonight. t a n c d 'unc-coloratura K^NMi, ski Mv (irrirrd m Coo.c/ frow Jakarta r a strict <>' very stict« vii! ro^cer!* 'hpr*\ npcatiMfaE neow old,
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    Illegal Sheds
    35 2 INF dm aMI sis worn* n fined Vl e*Cfl :n t'-ie City C mrt esterday, for i bota n the burnt T. v.g IT Gey- i the p< r.:>von o! c C wncil.
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    ACSU Asks For Interim Payment
    296 2 ACSU Asks For In terim Paymen t GOVT. COL RATES SOUGHT Standard Staff Reporter A RKQVEST for an interim payment to all civilian employees of the Army m respect of their claim for revision of salary and cost of living allowances to bring them m line with those paid by
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    He Was Not Wanted
    114 2 THE BRILLIANT gatht 'a hgh or icM Is cud dIMA noi i aboard O<-a n c •(> y< \\iri'icvl ro jjfrs Malcolm HacOonatd ti-id Si .i "ii Suite uah r-f .■<:>• v i:(i ware :/<nr .'i cia tatioanted pntaemger in:,j foiled i» m i te n■n
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    Labourers Warn Council
    173 2 A WARNING that unless tbc v now demands Of the daily- ■.•■li labourers are settled siilisr.iriorily the City Council Labour Unions Federation will consider "necessary steps" tor obtaining s ilisfaction has been given by th< Federation's Secretary. Mr. O s Rengasamy, m a letter to th President
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    Arnold Is Sad— Because He Can't Dance Anymore
    205 2 Arnold Is Sad Because He Can't Dance Anymore Standard Woman Reporter TWENTY-one yeor old Arnold S. Bircham, a professionol ballet dancer, flew into Singapore from London yesterday a sod man. He said "I feel down m the dumps. All my life I wanted to be a ballet dancer, and now,
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    House Was 'Cut In Two'
    50 2 A WOMAN, Tan Boey. told The City Police Court yesterday that her bouse was "cut m two" because the owner wanted to build a ?oad through the house. Tan was charged with erecting an unauthoi ised wooden kitchen m Frankei Estate. She was fined $5.
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    Children's Society Meeting April 8
    92 2 THE INTERIM committee appointed to draft a constitution for the proposed rhildren's society of Singapore has now completed its task, and there will be a public meeting at the Council Chamber of the Social Welfare Department at 5.15 p.m. on April 8, to approve, or
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    Unlicensed Rider
    24 2 TONG YOKE WHAT was sentenced m the City Police Court yesterday to four weeks imprisonment for riding a trisha without being licensed.
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    Collyer Quay One Way Today
    141 2 ONE-WAY traffic for Col Iyer Quay will he a permanent I feature if the experiment beI ginning from today proves successful, said Singapore's Traffic Chief, Mr. W. R. M. Haxworth yesterday. "No entry'" hoards will be placed at the junction of Battery Road and Collyer
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    Psychology Tests Display
    47 2 AN exhibition of about 100 American Psychology tests will be on display m the Anglo-Chinese School hall at 46 Barker Road tomorrow from 10 a.m. to noon. Of interest to teachers, these are tests used m American schools for testing achievement, personality and intelligence.
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    School Concert
    41 2 RAFFLES Institution will hold its annual concert on April 4 and S at 8.00 p.m. m the school hall. Programmes (50 cts each) for Old Boys and Friends of the School are obtainable at the school from Mar. .'U
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    Firm To Give 2Iron Lungs
    70 2 TWO NEW '"iron lungs" are to he presented to the Singapore Medical Department by Chinese dealers of Xestle's Products Ltd.. today. The donation is being made as a memorial to the late Mr. K. E. Imrie. general manager of Nestles Products (Malaya) Ltd.. who died
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    CLAIMS TRIAL
    40 2 BAIL of $900 was o lie red to Chan Poh Kian m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday, whin he claimed trial to two chaiges of giving false evidence at an inquiry on Sept. 27. las! year.
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    Hire Car Assn. To Petition Council
    265 2 OBJECTION TO DRIVE-YOURSELF Standard Staff Reporter STEPS have I»r«'ii taken by the Singapore Hire- Tar Association to |»etition against any move* to issue "driveyourseir* licences to car owners so that they ma> hire out their vehicles, the President of the Associa4i«iii. Mr. f. A.
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    It's Named After Peng Soon
    131 2 It's Named After Peng Soon THE "Vanda Peng Soon." a hybrid orchid named alter the well-known Malayan and AllEngland badminton champion, makes its first public appearance today at the Singapore Flower Show which will be opened by Mrs. W. L. Blythe at the Happy World Siadium at 6 p.m. This
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    Third Art Show Apr. 18
    88 2 THE SINGAPORE Art Society's third open exhibition of works by loral artists will be opened at the British Council Hall m Singapore on April 18 by Monsieur Andre Guibaud. Consul for France. The exhibition is open U$ artists m Borneo, the Federation and Singapore. Exhibits
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    These Will Make Children Safety Minded
    126 2 Standard Staff Reporter ONE HUNDRED and fifty road signs to make schoolchildren safety conscious will be distributed to the various schools m Singapore for use when they reopen after the Easter Holidays. Each school will be issued' with two of these portable signs. Two
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      78 2 f] FRANKLY AH )f BUT THAR A JUtCV, FRKSMU/-KILT I I DOKfT BE RiDIKALUCS.f T />, DOUBTS IF < \OOTTABE// GWZZLV BEAR.T-?? y if NO MODERN MOOM X! TTHIS, THAR IS ANN -HE IS GONN4A *TVaAßh4*r SHOT— REAM COULD OUT- </ TIED f£ SUCH CRITTER SAVE ME, 4 -LOOKS LIKE
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    Monkey Brains: 'Cheap Stunt'
    111 3 Monkey Brains: 'Cheap Stunt' „d Sti 1 Reporter l M KIBIMJ as "cheap tion.ilism' the "monhr.iinV article which .1 m a certain Suna paper m England, Malaya's Scientist i>t night that he still believe that that is „h<»le story. enti "I nrvrr- v. r.y we singled tlai JUSt the part
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    Off To Britain
    22 3 photo. Tina of Johore. Lady MatcHfai Ibrahim, and her i-old dangktcr, Prim-ess Mariam photographed ward tb< Oranje yesterday. Standard
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    Mb Jealousy Over Parker Pens (Court Told)
    333 3 Mb Jealousy Over Parker Pens (Court Told) •SK (i. Al/KELY, managing director of Montor l 1 d ilt-nird m the Singapore First Criminal District m yesterday, that there was any business jealousy brtweea Ms Urn sole importers of Parker Pens— and 'or CfOSS'fen C 6 D Marsha!!. m wh a
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    'KIRKBY'
    145 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE FEDERATION Government's decision to send 150 teachers to far off Kirkby, Liverpool, for their training is sharply criticized m the Editorial" of the first Teachers' Training College magazine released yesterday. The editorial adds that the Federation Government has acted m a mnnner quite contrary to
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    New Pension Scheme Will Benefit 1,000 People
    387 3 New Pension Scheme Will Benefit 1,000 People Maimarri Man fit* porter O\ KR 1,000 local employees of Standard-Vacuum Oil Company m Malaya are to benefit by a revised pension and death benefit plan which takes effect from the begining of this year. The revised scheme which gives employees monthly n<
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    Mrs. MacD. Will Be Back Soon
    211 3 Standard Woman Reporter MRS. Malcolm Mac Donald, wife of the Commissioner Genera!, who left for Canada, via England, m the Oranje. yesterday, told friends who saw her off that her return to Singapore would be a matter of a '"few months." She was taking
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    Opium Charge
    40 3 CHAN LYE KIM wns charged m the Singapore Third Criminal Distiict Court yesterday with having 81 pounds ol raw opium m a car ta the mile Upper Serangoon Road, early yesterday morning. He was remanded for 24 hours.
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    Child's Body In Canvas Found At Sea
    116 3 THE Singapore Coroner's Court was told yesterday that a revenue officer found a bundle containing the corpse of a male infant, floating m the sea, off Beach Road, on the afternoon of Feb. 9. Revenue officer. R. Govindasamy of H.M. Customs. Beach Road,
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    Today's Power Cuts
    277 3 SUBSTATIONS m Singapore liable to loud shedding touaj DAY Upper Circular ltd. Carpenter St.. Cavanah Kil./< "«»II>«t <in:iy In ion Building. Hume Pipe, Kheem, Ford. Bin Seng. Wire Mesh, P.W.D. Quarry, Nanyang Mlr., Bukit Panjang. National Carbon. Princess Elizabeth Estate, Dairy Farm. I'lu Pandan, Jiirong 1. 2
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    CRITICISED BY TTC MAGAZINE
    171 3 Editorial asks. On the Singapore Teachers' mining College, the editorial Praises the appointments 01 Master of Method" m established schools as a .step 111 the r;ght direction. Of the teachers trained under JJje Supplementary Plan T n« editorial states "though not 1 saying that everything is
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    No Titles, Says SVC Imam
    170 3 No Titles, Says S V C Imam Standard Staff Reporter THE IMAM for the Singapore Volunteer Corps, the Chief Kathi of Singapore, Imam Haji Ali M. S. Salleh does not want the rank of Brigadier or any other rank. He is quite satisfied with the moral and spiritual well being
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    Hunger Blamed
    49 3 A 6.':S-YEAR-OLD woman. Tan Sok Cheng, charged with assisting m conducting a chap-ji-ki lottery, told the Singapore First Police Magistrate. Mr. R. C. S. Bell yesterday that she committed the offence because she was "driven by hunger." She was allowed $1,000 bail until Apr. 'A for sentence.
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    RI Official Turns Down 'Ships' Plea
    123 3 THE Indonesian Trade Commissioner m Singapore has turned down the request made by Mr. Kwok Soan Loh. President of the Chinese Importers and Exporters Association, for the release of six of the motor vessels held m Indonesian ports for six other vessels which will
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    SARAWAK: GREAT FUTURE IS AHEAD
    163 3 Standard Staff Reporter SARAWAK, as a country, has a great future before it, said the Governor of Sarawak, Sir Anthony F. Abell, K.C.M.G. before he sailed yesterday m the Oranje on four months' leave to the United Kingdom. Looking hale and hearty. Sir Anthony .said
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      93 3 tiXfW& SOY'FIGGER f IT'5 FAIRLY \^^G BUT THERE'S AL~ 1 fAW, TO T WELL, NOW. If) Vte>, Bu T LVFPY iiMFi THAT'C Pi« ,m ttrtJm TH'MAKIN'OF OBVIOUS, HUMml^s READY t\H ALLEY I HECK WITH/ SAY THAT WA?, I HE OTAkTb TH' TIME- OANT A Hf i V>^H A FOOZY DOLL\
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    500 Attend UMNO Meet
    105 4 I VLACCA, Thurs.— About Malays attended the mass ting m the City Park last s nday afternoon when OMNO I*;. Nt Tunku Abdulrabman its Yjiuth leader, Che Sardon J ibii ;m<i Kaum Ibu i nan Hajjijah Zain -poke on Ihe formation ol i n > youth
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    Cheating Charge
    68 4 KUAI LUMPUR, Thurs. Mudaliga Sii na, 24, pleaded to ;i rharg* oi cheating fore Mr B. V Rhodes, President »>t the Kuala Lumpur s sions Court today, by induein- Alt* rt de Silva ol the c> rtral Electricity Board to > r $1,600 on Feb. 26 with m-i
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    ROYAL WEST KENTS BAG 2
    298 4 ROYAL WEST KENTS BAG 2 4 More Reds Killed StJUMlard Man Correspondent hi I I MPI R. Thurs. Security forces killr<l Imir more lerrorfeta ihe Federation yesterday. A patrol of Ist Royal Wesi j KenN accounted for two !r!r<>r'vt< m the Rawang district yesterday morning. The terrorists have been identified
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    Exhibition Of Arts. Crafts
    76 4 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. f Mala} an Agr -Horttculra i A i w has organised exh bition ol Ma- and 'rafts at the nblj Hall The ex >i1 w organised by -pr< id< ol the \!i C. Sheppard, .r. Negri Sembiopens this evening and ast ti Sin
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    Sultan Sails
    32 4 photo. Major General Sir Ibrahim, Sultan of Johore saying goodbye to the Commissioner General, Mr. Malcolm Mac-Donald aboard the Oranje prior to his departure from Singapore for Europe yesterday. Standard
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    ON TRANSFER
    19 4 MR S. Ambalavanar, hospital assistant of the Kuala Lipis hospital, has gone on transfer to Jerantut dispensary.
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    RENT BOARD PAPER SETS POSER
    254 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A certificate issued by the Rent Assessment Board relating to the ordinance permitting certain buildings to be demolished on the grounds of public interest set oui a poser before Mr. Justice W. Buhagiar at the High Court today. Tiie
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    'TEMPLER SAID I COULD HAVE MY HOUSE BACK'
    407 4  - 'TEMPLER SAID I COULD HAVE MY HOUSE BACK' CHRISTINE DIEMER Sultan's Stay Abroad May Be Indefinite By Stan dan I Woman Reporter DESPITE complaints of ill-health ami discomfort at not lu'lnir able to reside m bis link it Serene Palace, Major General Sir Ihrahim. Sultan of Johore, appeared fit and
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    Speedier Okay For Plans
    101 4 KUALA LUMPUR, rhurcAs a result of representations an the deia\s m dealing ariln building plans the Ku., a Lumpur Municipality has evolved a revised procedun to deal with su h p\ir.< The scheme has been Eormu Bled after much thoughi and Don* sultation amiin^ oftVers v?
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    Ceylon Flag To Be Flown
    48 4 KaaiKtf mm Vmtrm H., Chief 25Sf, »«*ss houses and -,v half mast the r« i urd.,v M.irr», v Minister o f Cey|«S f Rroaaayak, N»'«ia| m.m,, ■utri „r aveu rill Kanthaswamy R"»d. and on s, Ul!(1 l-"if»lr K,,,id Bri/kiJ s.mul rrmple P.m. „n
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    M'pality Wants Cheaper Current
    78 4 KDA I. A i c| Thurs— Th.> X i .Municipality is |y^ (>-ntral Blerti pi ft ,i supply electric ii r ripal purposes i m< mtiin Opposition ha by the C.E.B memorandum übmitted re *ii;<: if the r to undertake I i would be m town
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    Adult Education Men Hold Talks
    115 4 Standard Stuff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Representatives of the Adult Education Association from all over Malaya will meet m I poll this weekend for important discussions on a lons term of adult education system for the Federation. The aduH E tcation Association of the Federation,
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    Caused Hurt
    54 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— For causing hurt to his son-in-law with a file, a SO-year-o!d Indian, S. Muthu. was convicted by Mr. A. P. Jack m the First Maeis: rate's Court. here today and bound over for a period of one year m the sum of
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    GOVT. RELAXES BAN ON CEMENT RE-EXPORT
    211 5 J'R.N i.WG, -'I liurs. In view of the liujre quantities of cement m the Federation of Malaya, particularly m Penang and Province Weilesley, Government has now agreed that a reasonable quantity may he exported to neighbouring territories for the time being. The representative of
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    Sacking Powers For City Pres.
    340 5 Siaixlanl Siaff Reporter I*O>X ERS for ilit* President «f ihe Sinjjaporf (My Council to dismiss on the hjm»l any hawk«*rs inspectors €>r other members of the .stall of ihc Hawkers Section, uho ahu.se their uosijion, have heen reeoiiinien<l«*d hy Ihe Finance and General Purposes Committee
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    Licences Needed To Import Tobacco
    83 5 AS FROM today, licences will be required i'or the importation of manufactured tobacco from any country. This licencing procedure will not apply to Burma, Brunei, China. IndoChina. Indonesia. North Borneo. Sarawak and Thailand. Consignments of these goods, which are shown to have been shipped before
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    Inquiry On Hotel Murder
    109 5 A PRELIMINARY inquiry into a tentative charge ol murder against Arumugam Govindasamy for allegedly causing the death of an Indian woman, Venki Dasalam Pethaie Amma, aged 34 opened In the Singapore Fourth Police Conn, yesterday. It will be recalled that Govindasamy, a 35-year old coffee shop
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    Crash Heard But Not Seen
    156 5 IN THE Coroner's Court yesterday tour witnesses gave evidence, but not one of them was an eye witness of the accident which resulted m the death of Lim Huey Lheng. an 18-year-old Anglo-Chinese schoolboy on Feb. 5. The accident occurred at the Balestier Road Thomson
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    Danre Postponed
    35 5 Da nre Postponed THE consumers' dance sponsored by the Singapore Consumers' Movement. Tanglin District. nd originally fixed for today, hag been postponed to July, as a mark of respect for t!v late Kin« George VI.
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    Tampered Rubber Drops In Weight
    419 5 A CONSIGNMENT of 224 bales oi rubber weighing 56,000 pounds which arrived from Malacca for transhipment to Liverpool was tampered with, when the cargo was unloaded on to two lighters, it was said m the Singapore Second District Court yesterday. Mr. John R. Hall, mercantile
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    S'PORE YMCA ANSWERS ROME
    38 5 Standard Staff Reporter MR. ROWLAND Lyne, General Secretary of the Singapore Y.M.CA.,* yesterday gave the assurance that tin- Association has never anil will never attempt to direct it* members from one (Jiurch to another.
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    Sumatra Ships Back Empty
    189 5 Sumatra Ships Back Empty PENANG. Thurs— Three ships, which left Penang some time ago on an assignment to load betel nuts m Acheh, returned here empty because Indonesian and Chinese traders m Lho Seumawe felt that they would suffer a loss if their goods were exported here according to the
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    Comfortable Rides Home May End Soon
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    79 5 DR. ERNEST Soysa, prominent Ceylonese and well-known on-hid collector arrived m Singapore by air from Colombo iasi night for the Singapore Flower Show which opens today at i [lt Happy World. m Dr Soysa. who was accompanied by his wife is among the panel of judges
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    502 6 Review of Views Three Topics j UTUSAN MELAYU wrote oni three subjects m its editorial column yesterday. Firstly oni the Report of Police Discipli-i nary Inquiries (1950 Riots), Utusan said that it wondered, why only the six police offl-, cers appeared for disciplinary, inquiries when there were also administrative officials
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    887 6 1/IVE ambushes, 10 attacks on military and police patroLs five lorries burnt, 6,000 rubber trees slashed, seven strikes through intimidation of labour/three buses destroyed five ™*«**M road ambushes, one train derailed, one attempted derailment, one attack on a kampon* two water pipelines damaged, 16 bandit camps found eight
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    1267 6 We, the PEOPLE TH^IRST POT OF TEAa^n^flroor or flesh? Sir;— Your Sunday Standard leader of the 23rd instant headed "Let's 'Chin Chin' with Tea" is delightful, but I am afraid I am a little irritated by some of the things you said. You began by saying that of all the
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    1620 6  -  ALTHOUGH the Middle Iy East from the Nile to the Caspian, is now convulsed by nationalist agitation, nations m the Western sense are something new to this area, a political invention copied from Europe. Until quite recent times, the Middle East was organised m the form
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    129 6 Sir: Following the report on National Service Bill m your newspaper of sth March. I notice that a man of 5 A is liable to be called up. On the other hand, a man of over 30 and less than 50 with a sound knowledge, qualification, experience,
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    14 6 "Certainly not No relation to you at all. so don't flatter yourself
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    US Said Abandoning Opposition To Russia's Part In Korean Truce
    85 7 M W March 26 (UP) The Newßweelc Magazine mu<l today that a -inn Ikml bora Hade at "to|>-lev«*l inter-departmental conferences m Washington" lM "abandon the I ailed Nations opposition to the Soviet Union serving as one of ,1,, "neutral" |>o\mt>
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    British Troops Withdrawn from Village
    87 7 British Troops Withdrawn from Village Mar 26, (Beuter) today evacuatI• an village ol i a Sues which occupied since atwatet filtration January. artera military the Egyptian o return to s in the undamaged village during the '..VS. n to Quit the o\v the return sklents had folions between i era!
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    Stalin Absent In Supreme Council Meet
    101 7 Stalin Absent In Supreme Council Meet LONDON. Mar. i 7. (AP) Marshal Stalin's absenre stood out Wednesday night as all of Russia's top leaders showed up for the opening of the second session of the Soviet Supreme Council. .Moscow Radio, heard m London, made no mention of the 72-year-old Stalin
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    New Ceylon Premier Makes Pledge
    212 7 New Ceylon Premier Makes Pledge COLOMBO. Mar. 26 ißeuter) Ceylon's new P:".:ne Minister Mr. Dudley Senanayake said tolay that Ceylon would continue i be the home ol a united nation where ail communities could live In peace and harmony, one with the other. In his first nationwide broadcast as Prime
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    McCarthy Files $2 M. Libel Suit
    130 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 27, (AP)— Senator McCarthy. Republican, Wisconsin, said Wednesday he has filed a U552.000.000 "libel, slander and conspiracy" suit against Sen. Benton, Democrat, Connecticut, who has demanded I that McCarthy be ousted from^ the Senate. McCarthy told reporters the suit was filed m
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    Bonn: Chance For Russia To Show Goodwill
    116 7 BOXX. Mar. 27 (Reuteri— West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said here last ni^ht that the Western note to Moscow gave the Russians the chance of showing their goodwill towards German unity by allowing the United Nations Commission inside East Germany. "The reunification of
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    Oscar Presentations By Proxy
    72 7 photo. This is the scene m Hollywood's Pantages Theatre as the 1951 Oscar awards were made, March 20. Left to right: Bette Davis, who received the award made to Kirn Hunter as the best supporting actress; George Sanders who made the presentation to Miss Davis; Karl
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    Russia Says No To US Proposal For Germ Charge Probe
    435 7 UNITED NATIONS, Mar. 26 (Reuler) Russia today rejected the American proposal that alleged germ warfare m Korea should he investigated hy the International Red Cross, claiming that this body was neither objective nor impartial. Mr. Jacob Malik, Soviet delegate, insisted
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    ike May Quit NATO Post Next Week
    67 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 27. (Reuter)— Gen. Dwight Eisenhower is expected to announce his resignation from the post of North Atlantic Commander m Europe next week. The resignation would be effective between May 15 and June 1 and would enable him to return to the
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    Mount Etna Erupts
    27 7 CATANIA, Sicily, Mar. 25 (AP)— Mount Etna, Europe's loftiest volcano, began to belch forth smoke and flames early today from its north eastern cone.
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    Thed Of Living
    87 7 TOKYO, Mar. 25 (AD Mrs. Sumi Yokokure said she was tired of living, jumpeq into a well last night and died at Hachioji, west of here. She was 100 years old. (irneral James van Fleet. Commander of the United States Fi"hth Army m Korea, provides a piggy-bark
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    India Faces Another Food Crisis
    135 7 WASHINGTON. March 2(5 (UP) Reports from India indicate the danger of another food o-isis there this year "as bad as it was last year or the year before," according to Francis Flood. Director of the Agriculture Department Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations. Flood testified to
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    Jet Bomber Crash
    76 7 ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico, Mar. 26 (UP)— A B-47 jet bomber assigned to an atomic test group crashed and burner) while taking off from Kirtland Air Force Base here today. The Air Force -said the bomber was believed to be carrying a crew of four and that three
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    Acheson Says: Creation Of Strong Europe Must Go On
    165 7 Acheson Says: Creation Of Strong Europe Must Go On WASHINGTON. Mar 86. i (UP)— Secretary of State Dean Acheson said today the United States does not intend to let Russia's call for a German peace conference to slow t ho creatio.i uf a strong, unified, free Europe. Acheson told a
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    Burmese Troops Launch Attack On Chiang Men
    285 7 RANGOON. Mar. 26 (I T)— Regular Iroop* of the Burmese armed force* have nion tiled a larpce»rale (tft'ciihivc action against ThincM* Nationalist f<»rce» m ken*: Tung, Premier Thakin Nu said today. The number of troops and res. mental numbers were not disclosed but
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    Graham For Geneva
    36 7 KARACHI, Mar. 20. (API Dr. Frank P. Graham left by plane for Geneva yesterday to write his report on his thud attempt as L'nited Nations mediator to settle the Indo-Pakibtan dispute over Kashmir.
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    Reds Hit HK For Blocking Press Freedom
    229 7 HONGKONG, liar. 27. CAP) PHping Radio last n ghf blasted the pendinf trial I sedition here of m new paper publishers, proprietors .<• i printers bs "new plot* 1 f Hongkong authoritie I i press Freedom of the pn The men, tociated a
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    Hypnotist Loses Suit
    227 7 LEWES, ENGLAND. Mai i!H (Reuter) A 13 ireai I shop girl to iay w.i iaw ii l< i E 1 ,132 damages on groun I thai a stage h.\ pnoi i I changed hei from i hap fun-loving teenager into i frightened, skitter? misfit Loser m the
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    164 8 Talks At Buenos Aires In May Standard Aviation Reporter THE fares structure for 70 member airlines of the International Air Transport Association, effecting the Far East and other parts of the wcrld will be discussed at Buenos Aires m May. i Mr. nenry r\.inL»sie\\
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    Piracy In Far East Increases
    93 8 LONDON. Mar. 27 (UP)— lt was announced yesterday that piracy m the Far East has increased and the British Navy is doing everything possible t<» protect shipping. Commander A. HP. Noble. Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty, told a questioner m the Commons that British ships
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    24 8 MADRID. Mar. 27. (AP). Regular air services between Belgium and Spain will be renewed under an agreement signed by the two governments.
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    Weekly Air Service To Japan Soon
    59 8 LONDON, Mar. 27 (AP) The British Overseas Airways Corporation announced yesterday it will launch a new onceweekly service from Germany to -Japan m a week's time. The nationalised airline said four-engined Argonaut airliners will be out from Frankfurt on Apr. A. calling at Rome.
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    400 Airliners Reserved For US Air Force
    135 8 WASHINGTON, Mar. 27 (UP) FoTir hundred airliners almost two thirds of the American fleet ot four-engine commercial planes have been earmarked for military use m the event of a worldwide war. it was announced yesterday. The Defence and" Commerce Departments made public the
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    Thai Frigate Back From Korea War
    46 8 BANGKOK. Mar. 27.— fligfa Government officials were at the harbour m Bangkok Last week to welcome home the oiVicers and men ot the Thai frigate. "Bangpakong." which has seen nearly a year's service iti Korea with the United Nations fleet.
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      425 8 Bdo re P s>.,m M PANAMA W for Bangkok r lf Hongkong IS hi Apr if nx 'MtONIA'- for Saißun Bangkok 14 i:» Apr "KOREA" for Bangkok, SaUon Hongkong MMw M -m,, r FROM JAP \N/HO\(, KONG a PRO!)LCL" for Bangkok..* 10 l.:\pr SAILINGS IO COXHNLN J S( AMMN For
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    INDONESIANS BYPASS SINGAPORE
    285 9 I NDONESI ANS BYPASS SINGAPORE Sell Produce Europe Mart By A S|>r«*ial <orT<**i»c>ii<ient INDONESIA appear* lo \w pursuing a p#lic% of rliniinaliiiir H murli m*> po^silile Hftnygtitrr'n iinportaiire a«* a transit ewitre f«»r ln»r pr«»j|»ir!* l»\ eii<leavourin^ to aflcrl salci ilirert lo tin* ronThe outcome is apparent from the lifeless
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    Only UK Produced Less Steel In 1951
    216 9 V w«r, \l*) Britain was tin- onk -f < I producing <<Miutrv m tin- world to turn out -i. I lii-i yrmr than m 1950, ihc I niinl Nations .m;«- i iMnmiiitiian lor Eturopc r«'|mrh*«l yesterday. Definitive statistics on Europe's 1951 steel production
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    Burma Asks More Time To Pay Debt
    84 9 Burma Asks More Time To Pay Debt ;OO N, -lar. L'T. Bun has asked ire i Iq pay .■;~\.:.:-AV\'. due l. ol nrei 17,000.000 out •>: h< r debt iMi.iMHi rupi uthori>otir t-> ..;<: lay. .> v to the reia le four known > .i Ided. ol Britain's Burma has
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    HK EXCHANGE
    24 9 SDC a Service Closing c Hongkoog Ex- RK$l5 87 to Cs6 525 to US$l; i SI: HKSO293 m Rjr, Gold •.a I,
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    US Eases Ban On Use Of Natural Rubber
    91 9 WASHINGTON, Mar. 27 (Rcuter) The United States Government today slightly relaxed its controls over the use of natural rubber because supplies of both natural and synthetic rubber are adequate. The National Production Authority announced that after April 1 manufacturers may use 110,000
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    Bullish Tendency In Rubber
    151 9 Bullish Tendency In Rubber Standard Market Reporter REPORTS of a slight increase allowed m the use of natural rubber m the manufacture of lyres m the United States and the operation on the Burma border caused a bullish tendency m the rubber market m Singapore yesterday. Prices were maintained a*
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    TIN OUTPUT
    28 9 Messrs. Chan Sze Onn and Company report the following tin output for New Scudai Ltd.: December 1951 46.000 lb M January 37,000 lb., (February 32,000 lb.
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    PRODUCE MART NO BUSINESS
    90 9 Standard .Market Reporter THE produce market m Singapore remained quiet yesterday with quotations m copra and coconut oil unchanged from Wednesday's levels. Copra had buyers at 526 per picul and .sellers at 527 per picu), with no business passing. Coconut oil sellers quoted $40 per picu),
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    British TU Leaders Threaten New Round Of More Pay Demands
    296 9 British TU Leaders Threaten New Round Of More Pay De mands LONDON, March 27 (Renter) Powerful British Trade Union leaders have threatened the Government with a new round of wage increase demands unless it alters its economic policy. <:allinj: Chancellor of the Exchequer Richard Butler's new budget socially inequitable and
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    US Rubber Imports In January Up
    91 9 WASHINGTON— The United States purchased more rubber m January. resulting m increased imports compared with last December. Statistics indicate imports of rubber and other inedible vegetable products jumped from U5583,300,000 m December to U*****,100,000 m January. Foreign countries sold the U.S. U5592 1.600.000 worth
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    PLASTICS NOW WIDELY USED
    65 9 PLASTICS NOW WIDELY USED INCRFASFD production of pia tics m tiir United States means, the Wai! Street Journal says, tn.it whole new segments ol industries, heretofore dependent entirely upon metals for their basic raw materials, arcnow being invaded by plastics. The substitution of plastics for metals, where that is possible,
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    Share Market Quietly Steady
    138 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Malayan share market was quietly steady m all sections today, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers 1 Association. Changed prices were:— INIUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Frasei Xeuve Old. 3.67 3.75 MacAlisters :<9.00 40.50 S Steamship 2:*.75 24.00 MINING Ampat 9 7 3
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    145 9 An Agreement was signed m New Delhi recently, between th# Government of India and the United Nations, authorising the appointment m India of a Resident Technical Assistance Representative o f the United Nations. The Agreement which also covers the U.N. Specialised agencies. the ILO.the FAO.tbe UNESCO, the ICAO and the
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    RECORD SALES AT ROBINSON'S
    378 9 ROBINSON and Co.'s Department Store sales for the year ending June 30, 1951, were a record m the history of the company, the Directors' annual report *j.,* oc sliilcS. i After providing for taxation and depreciation the net profit fqr the year amounted to 579:i.72.^ which
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    BANK RATES
    71 9 MALAYAN Exchange Banks Association buying rates to merchants fpcr $100 Malayan) are: New York 33 1/8 (T.T.), 331 (0.D.), 33 3/8 on credit bills and 33 7/16 on trade bills (90d/st); Canada 32 15/16 (T.T.), 33 1/16 (0.D.), and 33 5/16 (90 d/st) Selling (T.T./ 0.D.): New York
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    US Producing More Petrol
    86 9 LOS ANGELES, Mar. 27 (AP) There is more petroleum m sight today than ever before, the President of the Standard Oil Company »>f New 1 Jersey told 3.000 oil scientists here. By means of modern methods of finding petroleum. Eugene Holman told m ;m address to
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    S.A. Helps Sterling Area
    159 9 CAPETOWN, Mar. 27 (UP) —South Africa sold the Bank of England over £10,000,000 worth of gold to assist m the effort to restore confidence m the Sterling area, Finance Minister W. C. Havenga revealed m a budget address today. As a result of measure! be- Ing
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    41 9 LONDON. Mar. 27 (APi Rising prices bit the British budget itself Wednesday Copies of the Chancellor of Inc Exchequer's L 952 Budget went on sale at the Covernmeni Stationery Office for 3 shillings. Last year's Budget sold at 6d.
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    UK To Stop Imports Of Jap Grey Cloth
    286 9 LONDON, Mar. 27, (Reuter).— Britain is to slop importing Japanese grey (unprocessed) cloth lor the time beinff as a means to help the Lancashire cotton industry, Peter Thorneycroft, President of the Board of Trade, announced m the House of Commons last night
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    Fire Razes Palembang Rubber Shed
    55 9 DJAKARTA. Mardi Kian (ivan (om p.mvs hutiv Pair m h. in;; dryiag shrd for rafeker. where several t«»ns of rubber sheets wen* stored was today compU>l«*l> destroyed by fire. The dait);i"f is «-\u maU*d at half a million rupiahs. The aathorities are m instigating into
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    US Rubber Policy Chinese Dealers Protest
    156 9 US Rubber Policy Chinese Dealers Protest Ni.uul.ird Si. II (mi < iiuji(l<iil KUALA I.' HP R. I The Bela lot an i V la g ''i")<'s(> R.ul 'ir Dealei social ion as ab <■ i Rubber Trad< i A> (>: New Vo p; against the Un 1 Btateii i ir
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      197 9 RUBBER t Singapore robpriies yesterday Buyers. Sellers Spot Loose $1.15 SI 16 I ,i i: m bale* Apr. ks s SIJ3J Sl.l.ii v X VS. SI 11 SI. II 1 |vS SI. OX; Sl.OfU .iif Quirt I OMiliN Xl 'RBEK i :i mli\\ •pealai pel Ib were: 32 id. liuyers
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    201 10 HOW TO KISS— AN ITALIAN MISS mi Mth^rU kfaa UM witrlv. Urn hun;rv. thr p;iNsion;.tr these are only m few of the style* Italian screen star Sylvana Pampanini can draw upon. Men born m the last century are pitiful m the arms «.,man in.l Ihfa |mM« >'.».r »i lh^ nwsl
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    181 10 "BASKET WORKfK by Lieut. A. C. Smith was taken with an Ikonta S3 m.m. 1 '.*>tli at F, Hi on IP :>. Developed mins. m Proniit rot at Hit dp; I Illumination was supplied by an S.M. Bu!b. Futura costs only $360/- complete with ever-ready ca.se.Two
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    273 10 rpHE Singapore Camera Club is holding an exhibition of photographs (entered for the third quarterly competition) at the British Council Hall this Sunday March 30 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The exhibition will be open to the public. The competition consisting of two sections—
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    639 11 ATHENIAN LEAGUE BRING STRONG SIDE ON F.E. VISIT •'KEEP your head down!" end "Keep your head still!" are golf tunings that often puzzle beginner*. Pictured is a player v ho's doing the right thing m the right way. NNoticc c that though his hands are almost hip-high m the follow-through.
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    St. Paul's Beat Old Rivals
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    AAA Will Name Team June 24
    139 11 LONDOX Mar. 2<i (AP) The British Olympic track and field team will be named June 24. the Amateur Athletic Association announced yesterday. The British national track and field championships will be staged m London, June 20-21. bui un ike trie American method British a'
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    Ipoh Ramblers Name Officials
    95 11 IPOH. Thurs.#- At the fifth annual general meeting of the Ramblers Sports Club ihe following were elected office-bear-ers tor thi.< year: President: Mr. Chan Sck Soo; vice p < >iden: Mr Chang Kwong Nam; hon secretary: Vlr Chan Quan Ch< ong; hon. asst. secretary: Mr. Teh
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    Mrs. James Wins Cathay Golf Cup
    69 11 MRS. R T. Jami (15) won the Cath ry Cup golJ »mpeti tion at the I ib last Sunday when v fcx al .li .A. Weeks (7) m the final oJ \e competition by three and two. In the if-fina Mr A Weeks (7)
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    Final Acceptors Named For Liverpool Cup
    115 11 LONDON. Mar. 26 (Reuter)*mal acceptors for the Liverpool Spring Cup to b e run over one Sir furJonfts at Liverpool «n Friday, A Pr 4< vvere publlsh weight?) They are (with Peter Flower 9.7. Flush Royai Qft r T' ltlon ?1. Laks Placid so
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    Outsider Phariza Won Going Away
    286 11 LINCOLN, March 26, (Reuter).— Thirtythree to one outsider Phariza, owned by Mr. C. Olliff-Lee, today won the Lincolnshire Handicap, the first bis rate of the English flat racing season. Phariza, a five-year-old bay gelding, ridden by 17--year-old Dominic Forte, son of a Devon ice-cream manufacturer,
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    JOE LOUIS MAY COME OUT EAST
    164 11 NTEW YORK, Mar. 26 CAP Ap i v Joe Lou s i p v a <- •cr around the wor d, 'i be portly Brown Bom r, sporting a m tache, said ye v' rday he i» armed to make an exhibition tour of
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    TEAM MATES
    53 11 All-England champion. Wnn<r Penff Soon. rrturnrd to Singapore yesterday. H«r«* he is srtn being nrc«»t«*d by his Johore B.A. tram matrs Cheonjj Hock L«'nu. On* Poll Lim and Ismail Mai jan and Eclipse B.P. president. Mr Chan Chee Sens;, Pen? Soon holds the All England singles trophy his
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    FA Trounce Irish League Al Belfast
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    Collegian TKoes Ike Williams
    255 11 I CHICAGO, M B, <UP> Collegian C k. Daw f igj d "'.it a, *<■ ck .1 v. iD over foi ler .v: a- ighl e^ m- p:"M Iko \v. fier one w nute ■ltd €7 seco of tht» st|j round m the Ch Si id!
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    N.S. FANS CAN BOOK THOMAS CUP TICKETS
    116 11 SEREMBAN, rhurs. H mintoo pis eri md tow A'cßii s. mbi an vAy ix' ■>* :.K ir ticketf few Itw iI < !up Qnal I hntw i Ir. >. l> x»n Tiia ,i, b i* w arw i lary t>f •()<■ Xr:;i, s.*
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    PENG SOON HOME AGAIN
    483 12  -  KEN JALLEH t::e champ comes home Says Danes Will Lose In Doubles By WONG PENG SOON, Malaya's international badminton champion, returned yesterday to one of ilj«* haj»j»ir*i of his many home-comings from badminton crnsadea m foreign lands. It was a special welcome lie got yesterday for
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    Cricket Teams For Week-End
    168 12 »apore cri rkel teams for the weekend will be Indian As*oci*itio*i t R\F S«* l«-ur: SCA Se r B le ir.:e tie at iA ground. p.m u>ftioi. and im. Sunday Choor Singh, B. S S >i:>. V Madari iCapt >. Ci\s>un M»dari, Dr. Abraham. M. S.
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    Taiping Police Unlucky To Lose
    62 12 TAIPIXG, Thurs.— T h c Taipins; Police were unlucky to lose by a solitary goal scored off a penalty when they met th e 19 Field Ambulance i v the senior league soccer match played here. T'ley had the major share of the game and
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    England 'B' Team Win^s By Penalty
    104 12 AMSTERDAM. Mar. 2*l <Reuter) A second hall penalty goal Save the England "B" teani a 1-0 win over a Dutch XI today. A crowd of more than (JO.OOO saw the match m th e Olympic Stadium here The winning goal come 2."* minutes alter
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    KLUANG BOYS STRIKE FORM
    30 12 KLUANG, Thurs. The Kluang Boys scored a convincing 3 l victory over the Muar Government English School m the annual inter-school soccer match played here today.
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    Perak Soccer Trial
    26 12 IPOH. Thurs.— Perak AFA hold the first state trial on Sunday. Perak's first Malaya Cup game will be against Pahang on May 3.
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    NSFA Match Drawn
    44 12 SEREMBAX. Wed.— ln a N.S.F.A. league fixture played her c yesterday, the 13/18 Hussars drew with the Xegri Police, each side scoring two goals. Hird and Mangles scored for the Hussars while Police team obtained their goals through Yusof and Hill.
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    Y's Trounce MRS 8-0 TODAY'S Sport
    84 12 Y 's Trounce MRS 8-0 TODAY'S Sport IPOH, Thurs.— YMCA scored a runaway victory over MRS by eight goals to three m today's IDFL division 2B match on the PCHC padang SOCCER: SAFA League Div. 1. Fathvl Karib v Chinese Casuals at Jalan Besar stadium; Div. 2 Seletar FC v
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    N.S. SCHOOLS PREPARE FOR RHODES CUP
    79 12 SEREMBAN". Wed.— The first important cricket match of the local cricket season will be played on April 12 and 13 when the Negri Sembilan Combined Schools team will meet a X.S. Cricket Association XI for the Rhodes Cup m their annual encounter. Presented by
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    Raffles On Top Again
    92 12 RAFFLES INSTITUTION'S first team showed brilliant form yesterday playing against St. Andrew's. Rattles won by two goals to one. avenging the two-nil defeat suffered by their second team. In the first minute of play, St. Andrew's opened the score through Wolters, but for the rest of
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    Old Victorians
    69 12 THE annual soccer mutch br>tween the past and the present boys of Victoria School tor the Ong Eng Lian Challenge Cup will be played at the School ground tomorrow The team to represent the O.V.A. will be selected from Francis Goh. S.R.S. Naidu. M Chandra, Dollah Ketchot Syec
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    KEY MATCHES IN SCA TOURNEY THIS WEEK
    197 12 TWO vital matches m the senior section "A" of the Singapore cricket tourney will be played this weekend. One will be the Police-C.S.C. game on the Balestier ground, the other will be between the Army and S.C.C. on the Tanglin ground. In the
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    H-WORLD STADIUM CHANGES SETTLED
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    P. Brani Win, Butut SCC Set The Pace
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    Blue Rovers Win
    31 12 BLUE Rovers Sports Club beat K. Muslim League I—o m a SAFA 3rd Division league soccer match played at the CYMA ground yesterday. Goal scorer was Jack Choo.
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    LANCERS DRAW WITH GOAL-SHY RAMBLERS
    137 12 IPOH, Thurs. A goal shy Ramblers team, superior m all departments were held to a one-all draw when they met the 12 Lancers m an Ipoh District Football League match on the padang yesterday. Ramblers dominated play throughout and Chee Fai and Horsum could have
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    HK BANK SCORE 9 IN BH LEAGUE
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    Jacks Recover, Force A Draw
    87 12 JACKS Sports Club and Overseas Chinese Bank S.C shared four goals m a Singapore Business Houses League tie at the Clerical Union ground yesterday. It was a fast and thrilling game with both sides playing their best. The Bankers opened the scoring through Chin Geok
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    Sorial A.P. And Immigration Draw
    62 12 S .rial Athletic Party held Un migration Department S.C to a two all draw m a SAFA 3rd Division league soccer match played at the BODCA ground yesterday. Immigration Department. making their debut m league thi s season, p-it up a keen struggle. Scorers weie:
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    Selangor Cricket Trial Teams
    175 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Selangor hold the first cricket state trial this week-end and the teams have been selected as follows: A. K. Jones XI: Wong Kam Thong and S. Dorairaj (wicketkeepers), C. Shepherdson, P. G. de Silva, 'A. Armitage J. Wolfe, S. Sockanathan, Mohinder Singh, Gurucharan
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