Singapore Standard, 3 April 1952

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    Masthead
    17 1 Singapore Standard ->i i- OL II NO. 276 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    3,000 Council Workers Issue Strike Threat
    272 1 Mart H«-|».»rl«-r vl'.ol I U,OOO «lailv-rair«l rmplovrefl of ihe Hiorc < llj ounril ha\e llirratriHMl to call a i-i-.il m«*«*tiii}s °f llifir nmriami unions to 'consider l r irlioii if thoir drniamU for increased wages, i»| lit jag allov.imr^ and improved eonditMma of are
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    Bill To End Racial Bar his Colonies
    209 1 DNDON \'»r 2 (Heuter). ,11 |t t^t.inli^h throu^hr.utiin and the non „,,,11-: (olonies and toi.ittN a 'Standard rickts and freedoms ible to all British sub without distinction of ciloui" is H be in- m the llopse of by Mr. Ftwmrt \i A iv.
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    Seraphim Order
    37 1 KING GUSTAF Adolf has v i• 1 Far. Mountbatten ol Bunt', i Ihe Seraphim Order, a mi- irculai announced i^i s- K*kh m yesterday. Only a 1 British subjects have been fcrante it before. Reuter
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    TANJONG MALIM ACTION ATTACKED
    227 1 TANJONG MALIM ACTION ATTACKED II Ik fTI Mrs yuery Protection Measures STANDARD LONDON CORRESPONDENT LONDON, April 2- Attacks on Tanjong Molim action as "totalitarian" and "very reminiscent of Fascist methods before the war" enlivened the House of Common; question Dcrioo todov. f■* Questions on the order paper m the names
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    Detective Found Murdered
    345 1 Detective Found Murdered photo. Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE POLICE are investigating the murder of a Chinese detective, Tan Tua Tee, -8. whose body was found m blukar ofl Henderson Road yesterday morning. Tan had three wounds over the heart, m the back i e-ir his wais 1 -Jiid under his
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    Between The French And The Deep Sea
    137 1 S ICON. Apr. 2 (UP) c o ,1 th itisand V el ninh Com£Sb£ were >.* "£««>.«« ferocity despnir todaj to avoid bein« driv if >»> S «J tr French Uni i i I -•■'< a Dunldrk" action, 70 miles southeast oi Han
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    New Ministry
    28 1 MR C. ft i.ifM>al..< arl 7 year-old I"" jn rta JL < mBn former Go?crnortG*aeral 01 India, has undertaken to form a Congress Ministry la Madras state.
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    Chinese Squad Kills 4 Bandits, Draws Praise From H.C.
    265 1 KUALA LUMPUR, W.d. The Federation High Commissioner, lien. Sir Gerald Xempler, has sen! a message of congratulations lo ilie Chinese Police jungle Squad, which killed ihree terrorism yesterday, ami one more today, m the Siliawan area of Perak. In the Muar
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    Home Befor July 7-Ike
    47 1 Home Befor July 7-Ike ABILENE, Kansas, Apr. 2, (Renter) General Eisenhower si'nt a me>sase to his ho. up town friends here today saying it was his "profound hope" to return to the United States well m atlvance of the Republican National Convention on July (See Pa-e 7)
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    16 Taipei Flyer For US
    49 1 'i AIP. J. Apr 2 I AP' S'-'' N-fteld-^rade Nationalist Forre o.'ii 'ers are scheduled lea\ c Formosa tomoi i" A i rial training m the united St- 'i :iev comorise of three i colonels, m lieutenant col me 'd t iree ma :«»r>.
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    HIADSTONES FOR SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN MALAYA
    68 1 HEADSTONES FOR SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN MALAYA LONDON. Apr. 2. (Reuter). Permanent headstones are to be provided for graves of servicemen who died m Malaya. War Minister Anthony Head said m the House of Commons. He said the graves would be looked after by the War Department. At present they
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    'Review Ban On Seretse'
    51 1 LONDON 7 Apr. 2. The S.iuih African National Congress bi?S(*st body of all Africans Within the Union has cabled Lord Salisbury, Commonwealth Relations Secretary, and Mr. Clement Attlee. demanding that Seretse Khama'.s exclusion from the chieftainship of the Bamangwalo tribe be reviewed. Reuter MR R. (1.
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    Churchill Willing To See Stalin
    188 1 NEW DELHI, Aoril 2, (IP) —Britain's Lord Heading, Parliamentary Under-Sec retary of State for Foreign Affairs, today told a press conference here that British Prime Minister Winston Churchill would be prepared to so to Moscow to meet Stalin if.it is m the view of Britain,
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    Pinay Loses
    34 1 Pi nay Loses PARIS. April 2 HP) Premier Antoine Pinuy suffered a resoanding setback to his b;id':«*t programme to day when the National Assembly voted 4:»'J to 187 against overall cuts m ex peiiUiturt*
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    Casey to Coafer With MacD, Templer
    315 1 Si inu 1 Staff Krpo-I«* r ai'si \l w/i'l uiv«* i »n-m j., ,^j rjnee to My under the G >!<»mbo P an help Her s>>.\ c pi essina me« a problems, i>:iui Mr. lxl Sard G Casey. Australian Mi tistei roi External ftnan
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    All Except One Are Rejected
    380 1 $40 Million Rubber Claim Standard Stall Reporter THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT km nu'iult'd to |>a\ rompcmatloii «»f sT.OOO m a SutppiMtnc hiuette (inn out of a total rlaiin ol inorr lliMi s|4),<KMKO(H) filed by 12 dtineae firm, tluon-liooi tUrn ♦%liolr o! Malawi (or finaiuial lawmm iiMtirrrd
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    NEW CASTLE ENTER FINAL
    31 1 LONDON, April Z. (IN tm. Newcafltte I mi -i e»teredl the final of the (Up :>rniM-titioii Hln-n (>•••» beat Blaiklniin Knvris I todj«f ifler j piawewt Irnl h.if
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    Secret Talks On Finance
    59 1 LOXD* >N v. 2 (Re I w Senioi f nnmon« mth Sm nflii ill ■i i H MCI i" ference m Londoi n i to examine [he lie n( current situatioi M v iv t;ri\ c stated today Ofßc ill < 'i > <■■■■• ui r
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    Nee Soon Theatre Honours 3 Who Made It A Success
    395 2 By A Special Correspondent THE Nee Soon Gorrison Theatre Club held a dinner at Raffles Hotel on Tuesday to celebrate the success of their recent production "Saloon Bar" and also to say farewell to three of their members: the Chairman
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    CONSUMERS TELL HOW TO END FOOD WASTAGE
    227 2 Standard Staff Kcporlcr V PROPOSAL lias been made by ihe Singapore Consumers' Resistance Movement to eliminate wastage «»t meat, vegetables ami other foodstuffs during times of plenty by storing them m the cellars of the City [Council's ('hilling Station. Mrs. Robert Eu. president
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    LONG HOLIDAY FOR MR. WEARNE
    101 2 ♦IK 1 J B. UKAKNK. of Wearne Bn>>.. Malaya's If.idinu mt»tor firm, who left M the (iorson \<'>t»*rtl.i>. for v loik holiduv m AiiNtraliu. NVw Zrafand, South fr a and England. Be v.is .mompanied by Mrs. Wearae. Thr> hop*' to return to Sinuaporc m about
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    Attention VSC's
    37 2 ALL Volunt< er S:v. v; 1] Con- attached tc "B" Division are reminded Ihal there will be general meeting on Saturday n' 4 1"> p :n. at the lecture room Kandang Kerbau Police Stai ion
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    Trade Tests: Army Replies
    108 2 Trade Tests: Army Replies Standard Staff Reporter. THE trade tests which the Army Civil Service Union has asked its members to boycott are only proficiency tests, an Army spokesman told The Standard yesterday He pointed out that m the Army, all soldiers are asked to take similar tests annually m
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    Geylang Bazaar
    30 2 IN aid of its Building Fund the Geylang Methodist Girls' School is holding ;i B:)/: 1 at the School ground on Saturday, from 3.30 p.m. to T p.m.
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    Women's Council Names 15 To Canvass For Members
    818 2 Women 's Council Names 15 To Can vass For Mem bers SPIRITED BID FOR EQUAL RIGHTS Standard Woman Reporter THE WOMEN of Singapore made a spirited hii! for equal rights with the men last night at the British Council Hall when the new Singapore N\ omen's Council was organised hy
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    Schoolboy Found Dead
    86 2 THE BODY ol a seven-year-old Chinese si*h >o boy, Kwek Hock Lai. v.;-.- pirked from I te Singap ire Ri\t c yesterday morning. I* wras found wrapped m a sack on the river bank ne<v the Ho P.iny Quay Off Havele k R id. Pol ice said
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    'FAUST' AT THE USIS
    71 2 A MUSICAL tr« a1 is m store for Singapore ip<i lovers when USIS Singapore presents '"Faus!" by Charles Gounod at i;s regular Monday evening record concert on April 7 ;i! 5.15 p. ir i;.-- hiealn 26 Rallies P ace. The public is invited. The "Faust" recordings
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    FILM SHOW
    58 2 A HINDUSTANI film "Shaadiki Rant" (Wedding Night) will be shown at the 1 ifli:m Association Rom! garden <jn Saturday. April 5 at 7 p:u Members .j:icl their guests are invited. Ten Theain Lye who pleaded guilty to trying to bride a Police Officer with (5 was Rn< $100
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    Maid Was Tied With Cheongsam
    173 2 A MAID servant, Ngau Lai. told the Singapore Third Criminal Court yesterday how three men, one armed with a pistol, entered her house m Geylang Road, tied her with a cheomjsam and gagged her with handkerchief and then ransacked the premises for an hour. She
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    GILROY'S MAGIC WAND IS BROKEN IN TWO AT HIS FUNERAL
    253 2 GILROY'S MAGIC WAND IS BROKEN IN TWO AT HIS FUNERAL Standard Staff Reporter THE LAST rites of a magician, m which hit wand, the symbol of his power and mystery teas broken, were performed at the funeral of Mr. M. D. P. Cilr or by the Secretary of the Malayan
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    He Did All He Could Coroner
    20 2 He Did All He Could Coroner when tlu Kai Mr' ES lain ami ed to r< Flight I. idt < i.
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    Night Patrols For Haig Rd.
    6 2 Night Patrols For Haig Rd. < s
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      27 2 Hi Fah is-c h uck/.e-(&xcooze mejsorwi howdvo'V^ didn't fall. MOST OF B£EN I YORE ANKLE IS BUSTED, SO VO'J HAPPEN i GOT THROWED V«f£lfW WELLS fr TH
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    3 Rewarded For That Extra Bit'
    304 3 i RYBOIH v%ork-. hut rvcrj now and again, i. rrrtain people who lhal «-\lra hit that i.uliir arknowledscment, Major General A. (i. i Srnll. 1*.0.i Singapore Dhttrici, lolil some I mplov :»t thr K.r.M.1.. H;iM- Work-hop y»'slrr«la%. had eir ier pre ented •I; D
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    S'pore Doctors Alarmed
    24 3 S'pore Doctors Alarmed S pore pre ith certi- oat ra th i( r mortem be d it. n with *>•'■■ n |1 and not tables,
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    Want To be An Actor? Here's How
    54 3 Want To be An Actor? Here's How for two b s I Octol ayed m Fry' An lilh 1 OctoShak< v w ith College. V" will ty April Training I, while R mnd the hop i to nd also to gers and net an I nnan oi lit 1-.--i the
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    No I-Cards: Couple Fined
    17 3 No I-Cards: Couple Fined et M< n Pichai Singapore D 1 Cchitl I $:>n for r.ved m
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    Bail Allowed
    12 3 TWI E of •:y. B :.ji of $1,000 :> sentence on
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    Used Knife Charge
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    Concession For Students
    90 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Se ir Naval Base Loca Indian Congress at its i vi-::, meeting recently (ioriii.- i wrj te and ask ship > g ageni For concession rate tt Iren studying m Indi i who wish to spend their holi i here 1" Con ".'••>>
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    Stole Lead. Jailed
    40 3 FOR stealing 95 katties of lead, worth $57, from a construction company m Kampong Bahru Road on Mar. 18. Leong Cheok Kow and Ho Ah Soon, wore each sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment m Singapore yesterday.
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    Gambled, Fined
    35 3 AX ELDERLY woma? Tan Pat Neo, was fined $500 m the Singapore yesterday, m default three month-.' imprisonment, for permitting her house m Calcutta Road to ho used as a common yarning house.
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    TOWNER ROAD P.O. IS A ONE MAN SHOW
    143 3 TOWNER ROAD P.O. IS A ONE MAN SHOW Standard Stuff Reporter TOWNER ROAD Posl Office (be! >.v > the only P.O. m Singapore which is housed m a shop, side by side with A■ T sund ry u-x>d shops rented from the Singapore Improvement Trust. This latesi Post Office was
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    DAIRY, POULTRY FARMS PLANNED AT HOSPITAL
    460 3 DAIRY, POULTRY FARMS PLANNED AT HOSPIT AL Standard Stall Reporter V SC.IIKMK for the introdaction of occupational therapy for patients m Woodbridge (mental) Hospital, at Yio (Jin Kang, Singapore, i* being <lrav>n up by the Medical Superiiiteiideiit of the Institution, Dr. James Brown. It includes modern dairy and poultry farming
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    Daughter In Dad's Footsteps
    111 3 VIVACIOUS H -year -old Rener Pasjlar left Singapore m the Gordon yesterday t<> resume her studies at Perth University. Renee is m her final year of medicine and will sit for her Bachelor of Science Degree at the end of the year. Da to Paglar said
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    Strip Tease Bares Thief
    221 3 BECAUSE CQMS S. E Lc »h who was m charge of i c stores oi the Transit Camp m Nee Soon had reason to believe thai blanket- and mosquito nets were disappearing from the store, he ordered the I M.O.Rs working m the store Ito be
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    4 AWAIT SENTENCE
    69 3 4 AWAIT SENTENCE A WOMAN and three men caught by the Pol ice early yesterday morning m possession of more than 1.000 chap-ji-ki staking slips pleaded guilty to a charge of assisting m the running of a lottery. They were Tan La Song (:',7); Tan Chwee Liang (38); Sim Heng
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    Schools Will Have Own Road Wardens
    253 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE schools will soon have their own road wardens, specially picked from the senior prefects of the school, who will help children to cross busy roads and streets outside schools during peak hours. Inspector E. H. Sheares of the Singapore Traffic
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    UNION ALLEGES VICTIMISATION
    250 3 Standard Staff Reporter A CHARGE that members of the Singapore Medical Workers Union are being punished for the slightest mistake while non-members of the Union are not subject to such punishment has been made by the Union m a letter to the Director of Medical Services. The
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    Sent To Jail
    34 3 FOR assisting m n chap ii ki lottery at Upper Weld Road on Doc. 7. last year. Nga On Mci <42 was sentenced m Singapore yesterday to four months' rigorous imprisonment.
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    Forgot I-Card
    29 3 CHEN TUNG TA. an alien who arrived m Singapore on Jan ">. rind then "forgot" to register himself for an identity card. was fined $.'!0 m Singapore yesterday.
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    This Is Not True DDMS
    94 3 Standard Staff Reporter Dr. J. Couttes-Milne, D<V puty Director oj Medical Services, said yesterday thai the charge levelled against the Department of victimising union members who are punished for the slightest mistake is incorrect. He said he was investigating; the case of the woman hospital
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    Assault: Four Women Freed
    62 3 TAX SVVEE HEE and his wiif. mother and sisters were acquitted m the Singapore Sec-ond Police Court yesterday on summons charges of using criminal force and assaulting a; Harbour Board mandore, Leo Kee Eng, al Silnt Road on Nov. 20 lasl year. The women were. Sag
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    VERY FEW WILL BACK DEMAND FOR FREEDOM
    501 4 VERY FEW WILL BACK DEMAND FOR FREEDOM THE OBSERVER'S MICHAEL DAVIDSON REPORTS FOR SINGAPORE STANDARD UMNO's demand for independence within three years appears to have been taken seriously by some London newspapers: the Daily Express is reported lo have urged llie British Government "not lo be influenced by it. i
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    THE IMPORTANCE OF SCOUTING
    312 4 policemen. This week General Terapler launched a bravely conceived campaign to attract j young Chinese into the regular police; and the wise ami force-; ful words which announced it and the wise methods to be used ore Jusi those which may make it succeed. The other
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    FUN FAIR
    38 4 KUALA IJ'.MPUR. Wed. The Bukit Bint an g Girls School. Kuala Lumpur will hold a food and fun fair on Saturday to boost its building fund. The fair will be open from noon till 6 p.m.
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    Threw Caustic Soda On Daughter Of Boss
    112 4 Threw Caustic Soda On Daughter Of Boss MALACCA, Wed. The Sessions President, Mr. F. A. liua today sentenced Lim Joo Soon (4-">) a <offee-sho|> assistant to 18 months* jail for throwing caustic soda on his employer's sixteen-year-old daughter. With a cloth dressing swathed round her neck, the sirl Loh said
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    Girls' School To Have New Classrooms
    93 4 Standard Staff Correspondent BATU PAH AT, Wed.— Six more classrooms are being built by Government this 3 r ear at the Temenggong Ibrahim Girls' School. Batu Pahat to cope with the increase m pupils. The construction has just been completed. On Sunday, a simple
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    MEN IN THE VAN
    202 4 MEN IN THE VAN KUALA LIMPI X Wed. The Federation government today announced the full composition ot the Federal Executive Council. President: The High Commissioner, Gen eral Sir Gerald Templer. Kxofficio Members: The Deputy High Commissioner, Mr. D. C. MacGillivray, The Acting Chief Secretary, Mr. W. D. Godsail, the Attorney-General,
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    HOSTEL FOR BOYS
    152 4 HOSTEL FOR BOYS Standard StafT Corrcsp— df< MALA C C A need Tic Senior Inspector <•'. S liools, Malacca, Mr. F. C W. Fj^c officially oper.t sti dent hostel lor boy-- a1 I i Vicarage. Tranquerah recent ly. The dedication strvice was performed by the Yen R W. Woods m
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    $10,000 Bail In Opium Case
    59 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Lim Kirn Pong was produced m the Police Court here today on a charge of being found ml possession of 30 pa kages rrf opium, weighing about 50 pounds, at the 10-h >i;ir S'.-ml.ii village. The case was postponed na bail of
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    Move For Better School In 'New Areas'
    208 4 Move For Better School In 'New Areas' KUALA LUMPUR, We* Teachers from several hundred schools m the Federation's "new village-" or resettlement areas from this month will be given special training m teaching under a scheme, which the Federation Education Authorities are introducing for the improvement of teaching stand- ards.
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    TEACHERS SAVED $200,000
    14 4 TEACHERS SAVED $200,000 the Ipoh 1 < Co-O| 5 All been in- I tory B
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    Pahang Council Members Chosen
    6 4 Pahang Council Members Chosen V.iiiii.irri f
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    Pamphlets Well Chinese: Join Police Force
    287 4 Slamlunl Sta* 1..,-, KUALA II MIM K. (< l>amphl«ts m Cliiaem letting < m .< lederation thai \\w Palm I<m., „n, r^ lor ihem have bom (li^niluii, <{ 1)n m ihe Federation ilmk Gtttrral Sir Ibe Hijrh (.ominissionrr. ma<l, hi. („,1' 2,000 Hilni m
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    Lorry Driver Acquitted Of Pig Stealing
    156 4 Lorry Driver Acquitted Of Pig Stealing Standard Staff Coir<s|>oiid« til KUALA LUMPUR, v. Rem, irking thai there was jffi ent evidence U« th< defence. Mr. AP J the First Ifagisl rati I )c'r.y. acquitted and ed a 28 year-o'd Cl driver, Choo \\*<> >. 01 of committing theft ol I
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    MALAY A MUST HAVE CHINESE POLICE
    299 5 (Special Cable l»> arrangement with ihe London Times) I ill-. NEED lor more Chinese policemen has long been recognised, hi^ ridiculous lha! M-«- rf»iiiiininit> of more ilian iwo million should be policed by Malays unable lo speak language ;rnl, fin tlui nmr.-, largely antipathetic
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    Pupils Get Their Rice
    37 5 >t.»tl ttrr«'>puit(iriU The ■<■■•'> I I 1;'•-- the Sultan 1 Iris c eg w: Tanj »ng Pol v there I neral S.r reduced rice r v. i Brsl ex< r< oi E c kattie
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    119 5 EAST-WEST SOCIETY Talk by G. F. n on The »re Vriluntee Corps at Bril !0 p mi. tAMALA CLUB C ng De Bengali >•• eets 5 p.m. LING S W i' Dr;,--s farewi to theii c Mr. A. i' VMCA Cricket practice Fre h and ..I) "I. Ihe
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    Labour Party Council Meet
    101 5 Labour Party Council Meet Stamford Slai Reporter THE FIRST meeting ol the G il Council i Labour fi o| Singa] ore since its annual conference will be held this Saturday. The Council w ill c Kisider ways and means ol hmple nenting the two impoi tani resolutions pas »ed b\
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    WIFE SLAYER GETS DEATH
    168 5 ALOR STAR, Wed. twang bin Ha.shim, a pa«li planter of I In Duian«» it» North kr«lali was sentenced to death l>> Justice Briggs for murdering his wife on December 7. Thr at'rjj-(«'«l w married to ilio d<*<*«'as<'<l two years an<> i*im\ l»^«l one child. I uliappy
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    They Will Petition Education Dept.
    44 5 They Will Petition Education Dept. SINGAPORE'S nine Chinese middle schools decided yesterday to petition the Education Department, urging, nol to take over fheir authority tit issuing graduation certificate to students leaving theii xh > As. clans, at U>e funeral «rrvicc ft* Bidadan Cemelery ye*t«r<lay. Standard
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    WHERE PENANG DIFFERS
    133 5 WHERE PENANG DIFFERS Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed. The constitution of the tylunicipality iif Georgetown is not identical m a!! respects with that of ihe city ol Singapore. Under the constitution, il is necessary, for an elected councillor to be Qualified and registered as an elector m the Municipality This
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    Today's Power Cuts
    245 5 I hit I; I < i»\l Print ins Pai k I'.r nlIrti k.i 1:,.,/i,k i; i ;:> i I m i h •<•-. II iJJJ 11 U./rl'i. I »r»ii« I. Sim» II Six i,. |re Ml If.ittrn ">"■ v u iin lit iii < Klin, 1 I
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    WIFE HEARS HUSBAND TELL HIS STORY
    702 5 Standard Staff Correspondent M \f A LUMPUR, Wed.— The wife of Briti«li soldier who had travelled over H.OOO miles to near her husband, hit her Ginger nails anxious!) >!»« listened to her husband giving hi> evidence m the High Court witness box. Handsome, Private
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    HE CUT OFF WOMAN'S PLAIT
    62 5 BECAUSE Mary Jacob I had cut the leaves of his banana tree, a PWD labourer. V. Appoo. tied her to the I tree and sheared her plait. round erailty m the Sin^a- i pore Fourth Police Court yesterday of causing: hurt to the woman. Appoo
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    Council Asks For New Factory Site
    224 5 THE building of arl ;an-t> pc q i irt ts or rehousing the victims of last years fire at ECampong Bugis may begin m the near future, i 1 the Singapore Government gives the City Council a new site for s'.s concrete factory. At
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    EXPORTS OF TIN, RUBBER
    50 5 TOTAL exports ol rubb» all grades to al from Singapore and Federatioti A Malaya during lylan h, 19 i 2 amounted to 86,069 too 1 otal exports <A tin to al' rountries from Singapore and Federation ol Malaya d i March. 1952 amounted to 5,239 tons.
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    'Low Pay Keeps Recruits Away'
    311 5 KUALA LUMPUR, K'ed.— Mam Chinese youlhi m the Federation who are within the eligible nzv group ior enrolment into ihr Federation's l*oli«-e foivr haw nol given serious .thought to General Sir Gerald Tempter's appeal to them to :;i\<" ibeir service*. Certain Chinese leaders m Kuala
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    Pulau Sudong Gets A PC
    94 5 THE Singa] re warn Police Divisi >• I poste table 1 m ai need litantg living m U g ol 16 islands m we <■ to Singa p [ing P iv Bukom B k K< nil. the i by the Divi ion II i promoting
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    ROAD FLOODED
    32 5 THK EUwaagrKuanj Road is flooded at the GJ mile to a depth of 20 inches according fcO a report from the Kuala Kubu Bahru Executive Engineer. The water i> ri^ii'-S.
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    It Won't Be All Work In Madras
    83 5 It Won't Be All Work In Madras MjimLiml Mall Ki-p-«i r SINGAPORE i rd (a i i le 1 1 i on thi s ion of the I lonference an A I.i the m I time m i( [i Lernat \onst E The in' raising sche i minenl So< ia
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Don't Miss This Chance
    872 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Don't Miss This Chance TWO thousand Chinese youths are required for 1 the Federation Police Force to bring the strength oi its Chinese element to 6,000 We urge all eligible Chinese, between the ages of 18 and 25, to come forward and seize this opportunity
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    May Succeed
    139 6 COMMENTING on Sir Gerald's call to Chinese youths to join the Police Force, Utusan believed that the Federation Government would be successful to have recruits from among the Chinese. One of the reasons is the National Service Bill which will become law. the paper said. Utusan. however, did
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    Why 3 Years?
    106 6 SIR Gerald Templer can easily achieve tiis aim of recruiting 2,000 Chinese police or even 20,000 if he wishes," if only those who respond to his appeal can be granted citizenship right at once, believed Nan- yang Siang Pau. Why should they have to wait tor three
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    Review of Views
    81 6 Review of Views How can the authorities expert the Chinese to fulfil their obligations when they shut "the door of loyalty' on them and treat them as second-class citizens'.' It is like asking a person .who is chained from hand-to'-i'oot to fight against the law breaker, say* the Daily. For
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    Don't Shirk
    92 6 APPEALING to the Chinese to join the police force. pro-Kuo-mintang Chung Shing Jit 1 J .^> said: "We must not shirk our duty of fighting the Communist terrorists who are puppets of the Kremlin." "Do not be fooled by the idea that when the Communists rule this country
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      SILLIEST STORY OF THE YEAR
      543 6 I I ATS off, please, ladies and gentlemen, to the silliest story of 1952! Newspapers often publish nonsense, but I have found the finest specimen of nonsense likely to appear for some time to come. Mere it is: "Dear Joan, I have eaten some herbs
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    HUNGER
    647 6  -  RAWLE KNOX by Communists 9 Success MADRAS. piROl GHOUT th c stony countryside m the north and west of the great State of Madras spread over Southeast India thrice the size of England and Wales, with a peasant population of 50,000,000— y0u can see men and women with little
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    WIN BY CORRECTING THIS BLUNDER
    152 6 WIN BY CORRECTING THIS BLUNDER Sir:— The High Commissioner at the opening of the M.A.H.A. on Friday remarked as follows "The emergency cannot be won by guns and" barbed-wire alone, but only by capturing the hearts of I he people." How true this fs we all know, but how to
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      Male Nurses In Kedah: What's Wrong?
      408 6 Sir; -Recently, your Sunday contemporary reported D:\ Mustapha, State Surgeon, Kcdah as having said that hospital assistants were out of date and that only nurses could attend to the sick properly. If Dr. Mustapha meant to convey the impression that hospital assistants have no
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      523 6 Keep Off l he Grost By CASSANDRA I THINK I shall found I Bchaal fa i Art of Writing Publir Notices We are getting much too do| tbaal And soft and sentimental and si<s% t,,,, Just listen to this scented Kilting }im notice on an ancient monument m k THIS
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    IKE: TIDE BEGINS TO FLOW OUR WAY
    449 7 Free World's Situation T» lighter,' He Says r\m^. Apr. 2 (Renter) Genera] Dwight Eisenhower n-d today that despite great strides m Western rearmament mm pasl year, his forces are still t6o weak for a determined nre against possible Soviet aggression. "But the tide
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    A-Blast Starts 3rd. Series Of US Tests
    41 7 I G IS, Nevada, April 2, (AP) An explosion veapon dropped from a plane Tuesday b<*- series ol tests at the Nevada orovhis I B it d explo I i irh I the fa
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    Trumam Said To Have Small Fortune
    133 7 Trumam Said To Have Small Fortune WASHINGTON, Apr. 2, (UP)— -Wbei President Truman leaves the White Boose, lie will h.ive a modest fortune, his intimates reported. Some of them guess the •'<* of it to he about I n^JIII) (MM). Tliey say it re•reseats savings from th c presidential salary
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    Sino-Jap Pact Talks Resumed
    58 7 Si no- Jap Pact Talks Resumed ►I Apr 2 I the full d< m Minist< G< -i lelegatc I the tiona Mai m actv ince t>f .it ;irp de tree sa II c n the preHe said -Our unc i md wu tis wn tsinK to t rcpara app Ol
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    Asian Socialists To Hold Confab
    23 7 ■Re iter) c Asian c m- < ere was an- c i the g sts 1 Lei tn*te part
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    Arrives In NY
    82 7 NhW YORK. Apr. 2 (UP) Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt arrived by air yesterday from a three- oith world tour and smiling- J ly declined to discuss the Uni- j tf,i States presidential race, say ing "l am not m politics." She described her trip as very interesting." She
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    Queen Awards KBE To American
    77 7 Queen Awards KBE To American LONDON Apr- 2 it< I Elizabel terday V G iffin ni 'k. New Jersey the m X ol the Bi lish Rmpii < york as Pr< i English Speaking n ted States. Griffin, to Rome, said he led tia work with Unioi i'< cause it
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    Butler's Bid To Win Over Powerful TUC
    191 7 LONDON, Apr. 2, (Reuter)— Mr. Richard Butler, Chancellor of the Exchequer, yesterday met ei^ht powerful Labour Union leaders to try to persuade them his recent Budget— which they have condemned— is best for the British workers The delegation, representing th c 8.000.0U0-stront? Tracks
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    Italian PM Urges Tito To Negotiate
    241 7 TRIESTE QUESTION ROME, Apr. 2 (IT)— Premier Alcide de Gasperi told Marshal Tito yesterday that Italy is ready to negotiate a friendly settlement of the Trieste dispute with Yugoslavia, but warned she wants "justice' for her claims to the Free Territory. De Gaspcri addressed
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    Cairo Talks On Dispute Continue
    66 7 CAIRO. Apr. 2. (Renter) British Ambassador, Sir Ralph Stevenson, called on Egypt's Foreign Minister, Abdel Khalek Hassouna Pasha yesterday and continued exploratory talks on the Anglo-Egyptian problem. Afterward^ the Foreign Minister, accompanied by Amr Pasha, Egyptian Ambassador to Britain, went to see Prime Minister Hilaly
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    Brisbane Strike
    16 7 A STRIKE of 1.700 waterside workers paralysed Brisport today. Thirteen ships idle.- Reuter AAP
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    Boy's April Fool's Hoax Rocks Commons
    286 7 LONDON, April 2 (Reuter) The House of Commons ro with laughter last night ai i schoolboy April Fool's day hoax that sent police, the g > ernment. national newspapei und atomic s ientists <> n <* cl: lontj wild goose chase. It was one
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    Six Years For Mercy Killing
    70 7 ROME. April 2 (Reuter)— Admundo Vastalegna, 58. was yesterday given six years imprisonment the minimum for homicide for the mercy killing of his common-law wife. Vastalegna. who pleaded guilty, said he had killed her to free her "from the agony of an obscure illne.ss." He
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    5 Executed In Taipei
    34 7 TAIPEI, Apr. 2 (AP). Five alleged Communists were executed m Taipei today ori charges of trying to sabotage the land reform programme m Formosa All were native i F >rmosans.
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    French FE Naval Chief Confident
    61 7 HONGKONG, Apr. 2 CAP).— Admiral Paul Ortoli, Commander oi France's Naval Forces m the Far East, said Tuesday that the Chinese Communists could hypothetical ly "attack IndoChina m force," but he "would not bet on it. He described the military situation there a.s "clear and
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    78 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Apr. 2. The following are the closing prices of rubbc* and tin on the London Market todoy: LONDON RUBBER Spot 32 <*• Apr. June 32 d. July/Scpr. 30 ?d. Oct. Dec. 2 0> id April c.i.f. 31 Id. Market: Dull. (SiE PAGE
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    Taft Wins Wisconsin Primary
    168 7 Taft Wins Wisconsin Primary MILWAUKEE. Wisconsin. Apr. 2, (UP), Senator Robert A. Tail was the winner of Wisconsin's "no write-in" presidential primary today, soundly defeating Harold Stassen and Ear! Warren. The Ohioan whose hopes for i gaining Republic nomination were riding on the outcome of the primary .held about a
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    Kimball Speaks Personal View, 'Not US Policy'
    319 7 Kimball Speaks Personal View, 'Not US Policy' STATEMENT ON FORMOSA WASHINGTON, Apr. 2, (UP) The State Department said yesterday that Navi Secretarj an Klmball's statement that tin* United States Saw would stand on the sidelines and cheer" any Chine v Nationalist «»t--tempt to invade the Communist mainland irom Formosa, was
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    Penang Flier For Britain
    59 7 SI Mid. 11 Stall < m mi. m anc. \v, O!Ii !i I r, Koh, will be (lying instructor u> the P Squadron of th» if a foui onth trainii the ntral (lying BA F. 9, Soul O Land. He M by the Feder il Governmi
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    Templer Tours West Johore
    119 7 KUALA LUMPUB On his tour of m 1 I military and police 1 I ments. new villages and kampongs. the Higl 1 sioner, Gen. Sir < ',< 1 pier. todaj ooven Johore. He spent tl moon ii ing the new village ol B ci* miles I;
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    NIGHT LANDING BAN EXPLAINED
    314 8 Rains Affect Work A t Ka Hang A irs trip Standard Aviation Reporter EXPLANATION ai the present work on Kallang Airstrip which nearly ten yea u«o Australian war prisoners built and tried to sabotage was «;iveii yesterday by llie Director of Public Works, Mr. R. E.
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    ICAO To Aid Indonesians In Air School
    78 8 ICAO To Aid Indonesians In Air School MONTREAL. Apr. 2 (AFPtExperts from the Internationa! Civil Aviation Organization are to leave for Djakarta to help Indonesia m organising a national aviation school, it was learned from ICAO headquarters here yesterday. The headquarter.- said a chief ICAO adviser and 13 specialists would
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    Ceremony Postponed
    45 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE presentation of a life- >;.; by the She:! Company to •■■f First Singapore Trafalgar Sea Scouts, which was heduled to take place yesterday >on, has been ostponed n nitely as a mark of r )ect to the late Mr. M.D.P.
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    May Be Someday....
    67 8 ij Off to Europe, on holiday? May be someday I, but this time these four Singapore salesgirls are ju>t I, posing for a photograph m a Full-sue section of i I Qantas-BOAC Constellation cabin. L The cabin is on display at John Littles. i Pictured are: front
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    Jap Ships To Carry Indonesian Pilgrims
    125 8 TOKYO, Apr. 2, (IP)— The Indonesian Minister of I Religion, Wahib Hasjim, arrived here by plane last night to negotiate lor Japanese ships to take Moslem pilgrims from Indonesia to Mecca next August, it was i learned today. The Indonesian Government estimates that 14.000
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    Visits To Cauvery
    49 8 i The commander oi tin* Indian Nav\ varship, Cauvery, now on a week's operational \i^it to Singapore, has thioun tht vessel open to the public between l.'M) pn. and a p.m. rich di\ till Sunday. The warship Is now lying m Hie Singapore M.ui-o'-War mm borage.
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      418 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTI. Resulai Sailin», r !> to hina and Japan From Singapore P«wt Swettenham X: Penang Also direct Sailinp from Bunskok und Indonesia to China Japan Due S'nMt- Due Penane From "S/erhuen" Apr 14th Apr 17th "Funing** Apr26tb Djakarta Suils Sails Sails Penang P.STrm Spore lor nmnins" Apr
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      268 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Ime NrdeHand I In* Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX, BOSTON NEW IOKK PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. MOBILE. NFW ORLEANS Spore P S'naa Penanfi GAROET (RL> Gdns. S8 39 Apr 7 Apr SALAWATI (SMN).... 7/13 Apr 14/15 Apr 16 H Api ROEBIAH (5MN)...... 17/23 Apr
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      100 8 SINfiAPOKr SI KARMA BA! I Waikelo »i S baia B di-P i I Apr 26 SINGAPORE \\!S! KURNrO l.;:iuui loi Poiiij inak Singkawang Apr Lamongan foi Pont r) nangkat, Sa is Apr 6 i Labuaa Hadji for P iti lak, Singkawang Apr I.' SINGAPORE SOI 111 BlMiM'i |"Sanatia loi E(an
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      83 8 sdf \VII.\R\ »:s I Fernside 4 5 8 Banger Bay 1! 12 4 j Komei Maru C P. T Benavon 36/37 2 Presic-ant T iff 18 4 Benledi 23 2>; 2 Presiderrt Tyler 15 16 4 Boissevain fi/7 7 Selandia 29 0 2 Bougainville 13 ;4 4 Steel Designer 9
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      84 8 Pul.m Bukom: Nutt:uta. Kluang. Mawai. Keppel l)n<k: Pangk Kah Poh. Nirsa. Ensis, Asphalion. Albert Dock: P Kidjang. Stanvac Talang Akar, In ii iGodown No. I: T. n San, Hai Sen Western Anchorage: tex Pakan Baroe OUTER HO ADS Uii Hsuan. Belios, Celebes. Morbay Russel Hill, Shapur, Chong' Ya. Braeside. INNER
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      81 8 wmemm Despatches TODAY: New Zea and 7 3.m. y Wairimu. Thailand (parcels only) by Batoela. Eastern Australia noon by Braeside, Ceylon, Egypt. U.S.A. noon by President Taft, Pakistan (parcels only) noon by Pn i 'nt Tatt, Kuantan (parcels on I Sedili. Arrivals TODAY: Hongkong and C\ (letters and parcels) by
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    Quick Action Needed To Avert Collapse In Hongkong 's Economy
    100 9 Quick Action Needed To Avert Collapse In Hongkong 's Economy I.on< KON... v,,,, 2 (Realer-AAP). -I W Co prosperity mm. riM h» ever k.,,,,.,,. ;i I ill!i o Cnenl < .1......| H r ..f a specUl e| |a ii-~ ihr severe Iradc 'here prominent merchants agreed the situation has reached
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    Thai Customs Dues At Open Market Rates
    43 9 Thai Customs Dues At Open Market Rates v ;kcm< Department announced from I the i>.: nent 1. hitu '.vi!l be n markei lead of 1...:; god .1 to lot increase th tineni m I re 1 L" l n.irkot rate- are rmatiofi Ser-
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    Good Demand For Rubber
    19 9 i q i. Com \SSKM 1 ttOO I a lers »i.i< iiii B ii". ti.oB
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    Share Market Quietly Steady
    137 9 SINGAPORE, W< d Aoari from some 1 olated interests m popu >iv tin counters reilt ing m further gains Ih c Malayan share markd was quietly steady m till sections. Cha ii- 1 I prices are: A npal T 7/3 Austral An.il IC Ifi fi Vusi
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    15 9 If) Oi i ici d the j M.. c Kal It c Con-
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    RGA Chairman Hits At Heavy Taxes
    214 9 Standard London Correspondent >M)ON, Apr. 2. -The chairman's report at the *f (irowers* Association on Monday sounded like nsi of a century" statement unlike the quiet jubi--1 'nanitVst last year when rubber was selling at »In present cost. million of which amo::-it nearly Ha
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    CALL FOR EARLY END TO CRISIS
    299 9 IH INK ira«li ami rommerce of Malaya U to coniiihm- m prosper Ihrrr ,„,•>! I*, a return of confidence i.n.l an MtwiMc o! an absolute determination lo mamlani lav and order, ih«- cfaairmaq «.l Henry Waugh. Mr. S. h. IravU sa\«» m bifl annual
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    PRODUCE MART
    93 9 THE p od v o markel m Singn pore w 15 quiet m all secti < sterday. Copra hnrl buyers S 2 I por i and sellers a| $27 on an < <•.• market with n<> business m C i i! oil sellers q sole 4i per picul
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    HK EXCHANGE
    46 9 HONGKONG, Api II 2 Special Standard Service -Closing prices on the Hongkong Ex n >c today Af.' c HKSlii m El Sterling HK$6 ***** to US$l: lIKSI 820 t) Malaya si: HK$O 102 tn 1 i Indonr*si;in Rupiah; Gi)!ri r\'^ :i'i t one tael.
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      RUBBER
      78 9 Latest Sinu.i|! »rp rub bf-r prices \esterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 Snot Loose SI.IOJ $1,111 I OB m h;iles Apr No. 1 K.S.S. SI. O'M $1,093 No. K.S S SI 07 51.07; No. 3 K.S.S. 51.04, SI 05 i Tone: Slightly easier. I ONIKIN KIJBRFK Wednesday's opening prires
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      TIN
      37 9 SINGAPORE, Wtdr— The price of tin to day \v;is 547«,'. Down SI. LONDON UN Wednesday's prices fir>{ session were: Spot t!>s»'. buyers, VMM sellers. Thief months £963 buyers, CWJ4 sellers. Settlement Price: £960. Tone: B;;rely steady.
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    Japan-Top Exporter Of Cotton Fabrics
    200 9 M A N T II E S 'I E.R. Apr 2 fßeuter) Japan ha.s once again become the world's leading exporter oi cotton fabrics, according to the British Cotton Board Tr:ide letter issued here S je has displaced India at t i*-' top o! the
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    foreign Capital Needed Govt. Urged To Ease Controls
    471 9 foreign Capital Needed Govt. Urged To Ease Controls MALAI V Mill requires further capital for development if the economy of thr country i> to real «»n a l>r«»a<l<-r base, bul trade restrictions am! bureauriaiir Interference still lie heavily on the trader, stairs Mr. >. K. Travis, chairman of Henry Waugh,
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    Muar Chettiars Protest
    196 9 Muar Chettiars Protest IPJAR. Wed T ken \a\ Ch ttiar < Commerce at Ku inignwid ail monef Icodii v. b i ness v a protest jk IHe (loverr.ment ignoring Iheil presentai n w tain of the new M It i deri OrHin ance, found its echo arhei c the Chettiacs
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    UK-Japan Talks Soon
    139 9 Pre-war Debts ONOON Kpi 2 iR, erV- iett emt i >f nctei d' t be d f the lapai ese :>< a effective c soiu cc ca H Oi ■> jurat n dxfff Umb I t said i'ic Japanese X a«cided to dei mm ttn the b.•
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    890 Sheep In Big Airlift
    78 9 FOUR freighter am centJy <an fed out llm I j sheep airlift ev< r handled I Australian National Am Romncv Marsh reeding ewes numbering ">' wt n >.!'• Rown from M< Iboui m Ui F i ders If hind Foi Mr W S Wood side,
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    India Lifts Ban On Exports
    53 9 NEW DEI HI Tni d merit oi India h. i<--1 ":> immediate i :'<•■ L tri Uom on e\j* M wrtt *oodl to Aden. Hong ra induding Singa| I) 1 ».>.ti. Ifarao and i i nces held by <-„.:■ 'lie period .1 destine Pakistan. A1
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    Malayan Cinema Exhibitors Criticize Govts' "studied Indifference"
    939 10 Malayan Cinema Exhibitors Criticize Govts' "studied Indifference" HPHE "studied indifference I of the Governments of Singapore and the Federation" to various representations made by the Council of the Cinematograph Lxnibitors' Association of Singapore and the Federation is strongly criticized by the Council m its report for the period March 1,
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    FOR JUNIOR LEAGUERS
    314 10 MOUTH WATERING LEGENDS Who Kippered The Herring? TO7ILLIAM BERKELSZOON, a poor Dutch fisherman rubbed his eyes when he drew m his nets that long ago day m the I""- 1 century. "Herring?" he shouted aloud. "Herring it cannot,be!" But herring it was. His nets bulged with the
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    How To Choose Club Leaders
    334 10 (M)>1! S election day, liow will you s<» :«l>out tagging someone tor class or club president' 1 Tin, often, w<? say, Let s elect BiH or Betty. They re both good eSSs Boinn :i good c2.i is an important qualification for a leader but it
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    CONNOISSEURS SEEK LOCAL ARTISTS' WORK
    215 10 r PIIKRi; is an ever-increasing i demand from art connoisseurs all over Malaya for tiie work of local artists. says Jol'iison Lee. whose exhibition of paintings m water-colours, oils, pen and scrolls m aid of S.A.T.A.. will be opened at Raffles Hotel at 11 am.
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      231 10 7th TRIUMPHANt DAY! HAVE YOU SEEN IT YET! ffijlft DAILY: 10 1." «m 1 '.i» I'• &«-0 P m. J^L^^CUFT TAYLQR -WINTERS i I'A^IAPIACEINniESIN L -_T>k__^V A REALLY GREAT 0k |\TK\ f Latest Ciaumont British News: 1 i I ENGLAND BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS" "TIIK LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP" m i N..w SM.'m the
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      287 10 I iii\«r-al.ln!. rnaliiMial Where d(»e s fami!> lo\.ilj, nf i crtae beete? V<»uii hnd «»ut m C /f//»ft/«a "THE FAMILY SECKET" J DA/tV of 1.45, 4, 6.30T9jT" I FILMED IN THE FAP i j Carol Kcrd\ "OUTCAST of the ISLANDS i A London Films Production. Distributed In 5j,,,, i Bm
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      52 10 Cat Square SEVEN KINDS of domestic cats have been hidden here. When you find the right starting point, read each letter either up, down, backward, or forward (but never diagonally), and you will find them with ease: \C ixlAlslsll f^A^^A A_ A_N_ e=lt|i l&l&T^ -ny tasajinft l asautv]s .'aji^« -»i/O
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      413 10 ON THE AIR SINGAPORE its* m «i mi 9.:;.". a.m. For Schools; !»..">."i Interlutle; l» a.m. Emergency News; 10.05 Music While You Work; 1»i.4."i For Schools; I p.m. Hollywood Salon Orchestra and <;eors;e Schwartz; l.:'.i> News; 1.45 <.eorge Barnes Octet; 2 p.m. For Schools; 6.15 Programme Sum inarv; «i.X Calling
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    APPRENTICES WERE THE Ist HOME
    84 11 photo. Apprentice Jockeys rode the first three m the Lincohisliire Handicap first big race of tile 'flat' season at Lincoln last Wednesday Seventeen year old Dominic Fork*, a twiD was first on Mr. C. Cliff-Lee's Phariza. Second was Mr. C. Smiths Streatley. ridden by W.
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    Telecoms Well On The Way To Championship
    263 11 Selangor League Soccer KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— On the Pu<lu Koxhl ground today the Telecoms brat Postals by fi\«» goals to two m a second 'division league match. The postals played far below form and had it. not been for Raju, tbeir goalkeeper, tbey
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    Coaches For Kelantan Athletes
    128 11 KOTA BAHRU, Wed. Kelantan is making strenuous efforts for a brighter athletic season this year. At the n nual general meeting of the Kelantan AAA a Board of 1 Coaches was appointed to improve athletic standards m the state. The Board comprise V.A.M. Tengku Seri Maha
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    ISLAND CLUB WOMEN
    66 11 AT the annual general meeting ol the Ladies c j i*» I r Section oi the Island Club, the following were elected to office for the coming j car: Ladies Captain Miss O. X Barrett: Ladies Vice-Captain j Mrs. Eileen Gaw; 1..(i.U. llandicapper Mrs. I. .Morrison; Committee
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    Life Guards Plans Posts For S'pore
    267 11 'HIE Singapore Life Guard Corps hn.s made survey of the various popular bathing beaches m Singapore and reports indicate thai life guard posts are needed (m the order of priority) ai Chang 1 Tanah Merah, Marin< Parade and Ponggol. This is contained iw the
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    KEDAH TENNIS TOURNEY OPENS TODAY
    837 11 SUNGEI PATANI, Wed.— Foi the first time on record, the Kedah Lawn Tennis Association has thrown open its Championships tins year to participants i>^n uut.-ide Kedah and Perli.s. Theje was good response and the Novices Cnatnpiohships d: (..v record entries. The Open Championships have attracted
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    Freebooter Heads Grand National Field
    640 11 LIVERPOOL \,»r. 2 (AP).— Fiftyoß* hor^r* m clinlinj: two previous uiiinrr>. arc I'li^ibU* to illaii m the Jo6tli running of 1 1 liraml National Stet' pkcliiw here on April .">. The field iiirliiiU-K mm li f;iiu i< d F rrchoolri lli« 1950 winner, fatul RiiK^ian
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    Schools To Form Big Sports Body
    61 11 KLUANG, I l). from schools m Johore mi 1 1 on Saturday to Foi a Combined Sports (Commit tt< whose main function will i* to act as a controlling body inter state school and to arrange inter- Late fix iti all forms of p
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    Saiong XI Win 4-0
    53 11 KCALA KANC the first roiu ECanesap Dutrici I on Monday on the X i town padanx, th< the Kuala Cangsar I four a >alj to Af the intei val the two I Zainalab din A bdul ELahtna < > t inners. Abdul X d d Trevor
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    kelantan AFA To Meet
    23 11 KOTA BHARU i Annual fi I Kelantan Amati fsocial ion wril! fax at 930 a.m it 1 Rest Houw
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    GOLF Heres How
    43 11 GOLF Heres How iLWAYS YOUR Don 'f !>. phi rfoei .■■lion nil v < r li I I »OM |/OM r >•' .-o'lit' golf i r oppo ulte m iry v '/"I! i .'>/< <■■■■■.:■ CON d R i the cornei I i 'i,. '><■ <■ the boyt m >
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    133 11 No Govt Help For US Team Vl' TW I nil- << N| i, Ol\mui<* oiit.Mlii <« <-, |»I.im niii^ Io Kwl $49 BtMetfW l«» llir -ciflinirr i;:iii!(- m 1 1 I Ntnlii. i» bttM rntl< rtiwpi «l«wi;ilioiih. pi idj h roo.mm m i(»(l 000 < d IS- ,'H| train and
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    160 MINS-FOR 5 RUNS
    59 11 MELBOURNE (Reuter-AAP) v sub- riU tri I crickei i here, batt< d 160 U>: five runs on ;j rain pitch here receni I atrh. i < \7 ::.,r nstov.n uh'\ I v. ick< \s foi i nil Vor'v the wrt I II i Out ra t
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      689 11 WANTED WMALL Bandaawi woo-iwork-ing machine. Sawing Height 3" Contact Chow, 100 Anderson Rd Ipoh 1 ADVERTISER in*ere-'ed 'o j buy residential land I area from 7000/10.000 sq fl App y B>x Ha T756 c/o Standard, S'por».--i SCHOLARSHIPS THE RUBBER RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF MALAYA Scholarships aj the College of AKrirulture. Malaya
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      438 11 The T< leco ns, \vh<j have a powerful combination this ea ion and are likely to be lpions m this division. playi 'l '■■■>\>y book soccer. Th< i wa no weak link m their side. Outstanding were Ganap: thy, Sequerah and [Paramasiyam m the defence, i while Thasen, on the
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    SEA GET ALL THE LUCK
    371 12 SEA GET ALL THE LUCK KOALA LUMPUR, Wed -The SHaim r or Eurasian \vmm iation. without the services of fi\. of their first ir-im players were very lmk\ to beat tin SI'AA m a fii^t division league matth p (vrj today on (he Kaml»orm \ttap ground Victory v. .-nt to
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    Strong Colony Team For Ipoh Motor Trial
    618 12 It'OII, Wed. Federation <lri\«*r« ami riders who have, «ln rin*£ t ti« past year, *:i\«"n Singapore enthusiasts Mem ronipetition m niolor -»|>oris events m Johore and Singapore, will l;<- all out lo retain the honours won vlhii the AtJibj Road speed triaU are
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    TODAY'S Sport
    50 12 TODAY'S Sport SOCCER: SAFA Lfugue— Dir. I -BODCA v. SRC at Jalan Bestir Stadium: Dir. 1 SCC r. REME at SCC: Dir. UIB— YMM.A r. Haikowiih at BODCA. SBUFA League— ICI v. Ford a Clerical I' icon. BASKETBALL: Inierport triangular: Hongl mg v. Singapo>\' at Happu World Stadium 8.15 p.m.
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    N'Castle In Cup Final
    172 12 LEEDS. April 2: (Reutcr) i Newcastle I'nitrd entered i the final o! the Football Asj social ion Cup today when m their semi-final replay on the Leeds United ground they beat Blackburn Rovers by two goals to one after goalless first half. The deciding goa came
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    Spain Beat Italy
    34 12 GAGLIARI. Sardinia, Apr. 1 (UP>— Spain be:tt Italy by two goals to nil m the international field hockey game at Amsicora Stadium yesterday. The" first h i i score was 0-0.
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    DAKAR'S LATE GOAL SAVES THE MALAYS
    375 12 MAKIING up for an otherwise poor display Awang Bakar scored a la>t minute goal wjiich enabled tlie Malays to hold the Singapore Business Houses F.A. to a 2-2 draw al Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Malays led 1-0 at half time. This was the second
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    75 12 THE START: Snow whipping across and shrouding the course, spectators shivering m the bitter cold the Oxford and Cambridge boat race crews dip and strain at the word "Row/ Oxford (nearer the camera) a foot or two m front m the first five yards. O THE FINISH: Straining to Chris
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    CARTER WINS
    72 12 LOS ANGELES. April 1. <UP> Dark-skinned Jimmy Cuter. 134 lbs., retained his world lightweight title tonight with a unanimous decision over game but outfought challenger Lauro Salas of Mexico, 143. The little Mexican repeatedly swarmed all over the stolid champion with wild swinging rights and lefts through most
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    Ord. Corps Beat SER Narrowly
    319 12 30 B\. R.A.0.C., defeated Singapore Engineer Regimen i by I goal to nil m a Major Army League match at Alexandra Ground yesterday. R.A.O.C. fully deserved their victory and, but "for outstanding keeping on the part of Phillips m the Sappers goal, the sii)i»' would
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    Junior Games Off
    27 12 ALL SAFA Junior games scheduled for today and tomorrow at Geylang Stadium and the CYMA have been cancelled d\.te to the bad* ground conditions.
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    TIDES and TIMES
    69 12 TIDES and TIMES HIGH TIDES at tbf orlnnpa 1 resorts m Malaya: This is Carlos Loysagar, 6 ft. ."> m., 21 -year-old Manila high school student and brightest star of the Manila Frisco's All-Star basketball team. Carlos and the Manila team play m the inter-port meet now being held m
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    Weres In Form At Nee Soon
    100 12 ACC beat Field Records by four wickets m a cricket match at Nee Soon yesterday. Fie Records scored 73 and ACC and 103. Field Records were unlucky to lose the first three wicketfor 7 runs. Weres 1 playing* for the ACC for the first
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    RECORD ENTRY FOR CYCLE CARNIVAL
    689 12 SEGAMAT. Wed A record number of entries have been received for the floodlit cyclin? carnival to be held m Sesamat during the Easter holidays. There is an average of :*4 competitors for each event constituting what is probably an all time record for Malayan cycling
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    Hongkong Plan S'pore Tonight
    310 12 INTERPORT BASKETBALL THK Hr-.| ol llir triangular ini.rj m n i,.,^, malrlir-s between Sin^a|nu«'. Hsnw K«»h- lh \i begins kraigbl wliea iln- SIigMMR <om! H n..i i,. 111( v he OppOSea lO Hon« kon«\ Sonlh < Inn., N r In- !la|»|»\ orM itithlM nlariiti^ H l
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    RAMC Win 8-1
    51 12 IX the Ar riy I. •i^ :^B played tt Alexandria day 32 C npatiy R A .!< defeated T"> Co. BtASC by eight goals to one. Scorers for th« RAMC C i axhaw. 4. Dot a md Lewis 1. }.\ri'^ l scored the .'M v go§ f»r
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    RUR ARE FIT AND READY
    56 12 RUR ARE FIT AND READY ki \i M mri i: v. f will Ur IcMiac i.» K«3 »l L'lstei Riti i teak of th- l \ki i i unit boviii., i■ i m i On Irui.o i 1 ;V k Lumpur (h :i \>- Hill ki \\t, R ..I m
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