Singapore Standard, 24 April 1952

Microfilm: NL2289
Total Pages: 12
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    19 1 Singapore Standard yl ->l X /0 L II NO. 296. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    57 1 by M:««l| replymg to the oddr,» o f wckome de|i>ere<J Sir Han Hoe Lim Mr. Nicoll *hakin 9 hands wirh Legislative Councillor, Y'i-iini Menon. Mrs. Sir Han Hoe Lim delivering his address of welcome to Singapore's new Governor, Mr. J. F. Nicoll Mr. i. F. Nicoll, Singapore's Governor, inspecting th#
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    MCA Sets Aside $500,000 For Chinese Police
    202 1 MCA Sets Aside $500,000 For Chinese Police To Help Fed. Govt. Standard Start C#frrHpoadeni lORE I HAN (500,006 will be earmarked by the Ki t liint'M* Association io Im*lj» (Ik* Federation I ii. lit rai*t* a Chinese I'olmt Feree, disclosed an Che money wilJ be dist] ibuted to families of
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    Malaya Has To Wait For Helicopters
    72 1 I I -.nduii orrespondenl 23— British v. Bit tun in eplj I i i "a Commodore Secret Far K istei n Aii t- c unii *■> b Rnal ;t producing and ptera lo Ma tya did not e H irvej »ho ii 18 montl
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    MORE FOOD FOR S'PORE
    388 1 Agricultural Survey Will AidSquatters By Mirliad Connors, Standard Stall Reporter L\K<»K increase in Sin;;a|'or«'*» fyiid Mipplv ami a solution of tin* (iolon\\ squaller problem arc expected to resail from an a^rirnltural survey of I In* inland that is now In'iiiir con<iurh(l by tln» (ro\<»riiiii<*nt. The survey
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    Nicoll Installed Governor In Impressive Ceremony
    759 1 IN A DIGNIFIED and impressive ceremony, in the presence ot a large crowd of government, military, and community leaders ot Singapore, Malaya, North Borneo and Sarawak, Mr. John Fearns Nicoll was installed as the Governor of Singapore yesterday morning. As the Bi£ Ben at
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    46 1 photo. A group photograph of Mr. J. F. Nicoll, Singapore's new Governor (front row, centre). Legislative and Executive Councillors and representatives of the Federation of Malaya, North Borneo and Sarawak Governments who attended yesterday's installation ceremony. The group photo was taken at the Government House.- Standard
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    Driver Foils Arsonist
    105 1 AX ALERT driver of a Singapore Traction Company bus at the Chulia Streel terminal last night surprised a would-be Chinese, arsonist who made good his escape with two other men The driver, Salib, noticed the emergency exit at the hick of a bus was open and walked
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    Mutineers Repulsed
    74 1 JACKSON? MICHIGAN, April 2:5 I Renter* Ilc:i\ ily am ed state police todav smashed a bid by 173 convict mutineers here to storm the arsenal of the worlds largest jail. The convicts who have he d in ►prison guards hostage .since Monday in a besieged cell block, tried
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    Police Took No Part
    42 1 POLICE did not take ai y part in the demolition ol ><i >• huts in the Woodbridge Mental Hospital grounds on Tuesday They were '> Mril e ?l> presei i e and order, said a Singapore Government spokesman last nigh!
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    'Let World Know More About S'pore'
    101 1 COMMENTING on the "great deal of ignorance abroad" concerning Singapore, the new Governor, Mr. j F. NicoJl, said yester day that .the Colony must make strenuous efforts in this direction and cited the press as a potent instrument to keep the public informed. He
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    Chemical Spray Query in Commons
    214 1 LONDON. Apr 23.- -Malaya's "great apprehension" abo u t preseni policies was cited by the former Colonial Secretary. Mr .lames Griffiths, in Question time attack by Labourites on Government's Malayan policy in the House of Commons this afternoon. The items covered included Tanione Malim questionnaires,
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    Ike Wins In Pennsylvania, N.Y. Primaries
    119 1 NEW YORK, Apr. ZJ l^euter) -Gen. Dwighi Eisenhowei appeared to liave won sweepi ing victories early today in the Pennsylvania and New York Republican primary elections. With over half i>l Pennsylvania's returns in. Gen Eiseni hower was running al oul lour to one aver
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    Stalin Denies Talk Proposal
    77 1 ONDON April 23 <UP> t>0- p re mier J^<-t Stalin on Tuesday nighl disov ned > posais for a Biy Four confei ence to settle East West differe The official Soviet Ne Agency 'I a report pub- in di m ne a=p it SI i] n
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    STUNG BY FISH
    22 1 A CHINF SE is to nospil i! last nighl aftei i <'■■■■' i- \> S rimming Pool I 1 i 1
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    Decision To Be Made Sunday
    73 1 .il ABERS t»l lh« I 1 immui itiu Unit Staffs Unio U de tn Sun \|)ii! T, b whether or not the If Union ul }'m>i < md tnuniraticM d (he Kedei itioi if I < met i ploye< mori 1 1 urn v.'- request
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    Ideal Homes Offered To Give Hut
    295 1 IDEAL HOMES, owners of, the land off Kheam Hock Road where a squatters nut j was demolished on Tuesday. claims that the report whicni appeared on this page yesterday was wrong in material farts and has forwarded the following explanation -Judgment was delivered asainst
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    NICOLL'S STAND ON RACIAL ISSUE
    325 2 'All People Have Same Views In Fundamentals 9 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S new Governor, Mr. John F. Nicoll, outlined his stand on the racial question J >e*terday. This was that all people are human i beings and human ht-iiiiis all have the same reacIMMM in
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    Rare Piece For Chinese Art Show
    126 2 Rare Piece For Chinese Art Show Standard Stan Keporter More than 300 exhibits of Chinese paintings and j antiques made of porcelain, jade and bronze worth millions of dollars will be exhibited in the British Couni oil Hall from May 2 to May 9. f This Chinese Art Exhibition, jointly
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    He Assured Templer Of Support
    146 2 Standard Start" Reporter THE DISTRICT Govern?] the Rotary International in Ma lya Data Haji Mohd. Eusolf, Singapore Rotarians at the weekly luncheon at C tpil Blue Room yesterday that he had assured the High Commissioner for the Federation, General Sir Ger.ili 1 Tempter, oi Rotary's
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    2 Pictures Cement S'pore Hendon Tie
    367 2 of Sir Stamford, which was presented by the Malayan States to the Parish o: Hendon In 192t>. Following hia speech, Mayor Knowles handed two simply framed pictures to Mr. Ward depicting the house and burial place of Sir Stamford, to be turned over to
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    3 Labourites For KL Meet
    54 2 THE LABOUR Party of Sin- I 1 gapore is seeding three delegates to the annual cQnier- ence of the Selangor Labour Party next Sunday. The delegates are the PreI sident. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, the Treasurer. Mr. A R. Lazarous. I and former Secretary. Mr.
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    PRESS BALL
    32 2 HOLDERS of tickets to the Press Ball on May 3 may book tables for parties of six or more by phoning Raffles Hotel. Buffet supper can be ordered by. guests.
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    BIG EFFORT IN HOUSING CALLED FOR
    164 2 Standard Staff Reporter REFERRING to Singapore's housing shortage in his first public address yesterday, Mr. John F. Nicoll, the new Governor, stated that a great ertort would have to be made to improve this -position. Mr. Nicoll also referred to the discontent in the
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    42 2 photo. members of the family of eight in the Woodbridge Mental Hospital grounds now livinp- in au «t:*.->, shelter, following the demolition of their attap dwelling on Tuesday. The husband icorks with thp R.A.F.. while three children attend the school nearby. Standard
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    Governer Assures Trade Community All Possible Aid
    417 2 Governer Assures Trade Community All Possible Aid Standard Staff Reporter ASSURING the commercial community all help from Government, including the removal of unnecessary controls, Mr. J. F. Nicoll, the Colony's new Governor, promised to further the entrepot trade and the industrial development of Singapore. At the installation yesterday, Mr. Nicoll
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    Delegates Of 4 Govts. Hold Talks
    111 2 A CONFERENCE between the official representative^ of the four Governments of Singapore, the Federation. North Borneo and Sarawak look place yesterday tinder the auspices of the Coinmomvealth Parliamentary Association. The representatives From the outside territories were Air. D. C. MacGHlivray, Deputy High Commissioner of
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    He Walks Out A Free Man
    132 2 A LORRY driver. Lim Hung Chew, sentenced in the lower courts to six weeks' imprisonment f( >r the) ft of 30 gunny sacks from a godown in the Singapore Harbour Board, left the Singapore High Court yesterday a free man when his nppea! against
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    Govt. Offers To P&T Men
    81 2 THE Singapore Gfovermneni yesterday announced that the demands of the Post send Tfeiecommimications Departments' Uniformed Staff Unin§ are bow under consideration. "Negotiation between 3overnment and 'he Postal and Te'erommußications Unifnrmrd Staff Unions have been in progress for some time and* certain offers with regard to
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    Wrong Catch
    36 2 FOUND guilty of theft of four perforated won sheets worth $40 belonging to the RAF Changi two fishermen. Chuang Ijoon Song and Twang Joo Ling. were fined $100 each in Singaj pore 5 csterdav.
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    St. George's Day
    32 2 MEMBERS of the Royal Society of St. George stood before the Cenotaph yesterday morning and laid a wreath to commemorate St. George's Day in the L, iU j i
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    20 Live Among The Ruins
    110 2 Standard Staff Reporter FOUR of the six squatter families whose houses were demolished yesterday at the Woodbridge Mental Hospital grounds, have now moved away, leaving only two a Chinese and an Indian. It is understood that all the four have found alternative accommodation one having
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      69 2 fll 'IHHI^B^ AH,YES.^- JUST AS DESCRIBED.'?'- A FAT BOmT^^^^B tfO&HOfr.QC AhEAD T Mt <? H^ k^2l^' r^ J^H m WirH PUPR-E LlPS.'?'— BUT-71-THEPE'S ASTRANGE T3 VA DUMB FLAT-FOOT- liT? SuOLi >Ou) VQ<I F^* tiE^^^B glow about him.':''- i suppose its from /7 I $##oor.f-OH, Bov/r y:^--' voure A- 1 f
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    HELLO To Councillors
    41 3 HELLO To Councillors trOKE*S mtm Governor, Mr. John Fearaa Nicoll was (I |g Executive and Legislative CooaciDora in the thr Victoria Memorial Hill yesterday just before Ilitiori Picture shows Mr NieoU shakini; hands h l.»u«-l itive Councillor Mr l.im Yew Hock.
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    Oust Bond Idea Say Christians
    386 3 ir«l Maff Reporter I 111 a ;'<«•».• i. !<•. Hi->h iu rncoun^r ami promote t rivic foiwfiomwfl ami a sense ol reaponsiihc mi! 1 1 1 1 i i > llirv should -»rt-k ollirr iiu>|}mml> n« funffa than ilir dubious ami controversial I'mnmm Knml«. With
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    63 3 prolo. M ANV |m ,,,n, e, t *opJ, were gSTataSj £r£ BTE proprietor •>! < «ty Book v e o it their residence in Pasir mother. Madam C £%^*%A? F Slto shows Mudan. Cheiif j,,,,^,,, K .Md i on Mr. (i. Thomson, leeotre) to«<»>n; htr _J"! SI V Cheng Madam
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    All Out Bid To Improve English
    67 3 All Out Bid To Improve English it ion t im said a that 9 no been .■ent. the .-side of marks I in an the lack ice is lic apoken 694 il paww In examina,,t 842 In English Oui ->f this which lard oi I Credit i then to Teachers
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    Suspension To Remain
    31 3 nee bad me yraf ■'<] the S a Murn the S ngaporc ight the i oi the E p S said pre- imj ax >al the Matwan si occupa-
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    Two Remanded In Robbery Case
    48 3 Two Remanded In Robbery Case Hens j nd C'herrv tei tativeljr charged S i ond Police with wobberj u Morih $55. r ed thai on the Q 2 v bile armed enknil l Jin and Goh rins from Tan Kay Aosq Street. Both uided in cu iody im-
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    Traffic Problems
    27 3 '')RKS Traffic Police 1 S njj ipon Traffic ispices t w t Society at the I inci ii -i St;nn iat 8-3Q p :il toda*
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    BACK GOVT., URGES NICOLL
    605 3 Guard Rule Of Law Jealously Standard Staff Reporter A CALL to the people of Singapore to back me feovernnient wholeheartedly in its fi-lu asmnst Communism k S > i^ued yesterday by Mr. John rwns Nit oil, the Colony's new Governor. Air. Nicoll issued this call in
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    NICOLL LAUDS GIMSON
    206 3 NICOLL LAUDS GIMSON SINGAPORE must continue its constitutional progress "for either we must go forward or go hack." declared Mr. John F. Nicoll, the new Govern >r ol the Colony, yesterday. He paid tribute to S r Frank--lin Gimson, undei who ;e guidance there had tM an solid and significant
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    Clerk Acquitted
    47 3 A YOUNG CLERK, Anthony Soh Yue Kuen, was acquitted without being called upon to make his defence in the Singapore Thud District Court yesterday when he appeared on a charge ol causing grievous hurt to Ee Siang F.114 >n Pec 22 at Aver Rajah Rd.
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    Retrial Refused
    99 3 TOII BOON HIN, a Special, Constable, employed to guarding i in the Singapore i; 11 B.'.rrt was sentenced f lar j£ u i,on3sr imprisonment ie "t recently for »50 worth oi chewing gum and cigarettes. Murr isteh Court yesterdaj and! pore i''4 l v Thutt Pitt !■> sk
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    Second Wife's Estate Claim: Laycock To Be Witness
    212 3 MR. JOHN' LAYCOCK, wellknown Singapore lawyer, is to be called to yive evidence before Mr. Justice Rogers in {h e case in which Madam Yeo Siew Neo is claiming a share in- the $600,000 estate of the late Lee Siew Kow. This
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    $100 Hail In Fraud Case
    43 3 GOVINDARAT (19) charged in the Siri^ajj'ji e Fourth Police Court yesterday with fraudulent possession ol three fountain pens worth $70 at a pawnshop in Geylang Road on April 22. Bail of Si oo was allowed until April 30.
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    Driver's Bar Reduced
    93 3 A LORRY driver S. Pakiri, who had his driving licence suspended for three years by the Traffic Court Magistrate had the sentence reduced to a line of $25 and the suspen ibn altered to three months by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, in the Singapore High
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    Struck By Hatch. Labourer Dies
    70 3 A ERDICT of death b) n ar]\'c.'ii i ]i e a i ecorded in tl Singapore Coroner's Com' terd ai an inquesi Into ti death of Pok San. alias Y<, San, .i labou rer emp oyed the Singapore Harboui ii on Jan. ltf. Pok San
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    Chinese Needed In The Police
    370 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE NEED for more Chinese and other races in the Police Force was stressed by Mr. John F. Niroll, new Governor of Singapore, yesterday, when he .spoke on the necessity of building up the defence of the Colony. "There is neither room
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    Coroner Told: China Wives Are Cheaper
    172 3 AN ENGINEERING pattern maker of the Singapore Harbour Board, !N'# Siew Lin, toM Singapore Immigration Officers that he wanted to marry a <£*irl from l.'hina because she would Im* cheaper to maintain llian Singapore jjirl. This was stated in a report called for by
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    Officers Conviclion Is Quashed
    117 3 Officers Conviclion Is Quashed AN ARMY Officer, Capt. I. H. J. Tyler, who had been fined $50 in the Traffic Court for negligent driving had the conviction quashed by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Arguing the appeal on behalf of Capt. Tyler, Mr.
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      80 3 Tthf TIMF-MACHINE D'YA SUPPOSE IT WAO fIHE POWDER?^ fsuRE IT IS.. Y ES.BUT NOW, YOU If )»Or, §1 ii WT WENT DEAD BECAUSE OF THIS CORD AYEEK! IT'S I THAT'S WHY INSTEAD OJ IfGOir 4', I t SuNDER 7l FEU OVER AFTER I > GOING TO YOU HAD ME) OFF
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    JUNGLE UNITS KILL THREE OUT OF 5 TERRORISTS
    299 4 JUNGLE UNITS KILL THREE OUT OF 5 TERRORISTS Standard Staff Correspondent Kl ALA LUMPUR, Wed. While planes of llit- K.\.F. were enga*ze<l in dropping pamphlets r Selangor railing on terrorist*, to surrender, jungle rompanies went into action in various parts of the Federation yesterday killing three of live bandits. A
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    Sir David Leaves For U.K.
    125 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. After a five-day tour of military units which took him to North Malaya, Penang and around the Kuala Lumpur I area. Sir David Roseway, Deputy Under Secretary ot State. War Office, left here today by air, He met Gurkha* families and visited
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    Big Fines On Samsu Offenders
    138 4 Big Fines On Samsu Offenders KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A Chinese, Loke Fong. was convicted by Mr. A. P. Jack in the First Magistrate's court here today, for three offences under the Customs Enactment, and fined a total of $750. in default, 15 months' simple imprisonment. Another Chinese. Kaw Sin. was
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    Sultan Of Selangor Creates 3 Medals
    205 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Following in the footsteps of his bi her Rulers in the Federation, the Sultan o\ Selangor has created three medals for acts of bravery and meritorious conduct during the pres e n 1 emergency. The Selangor Distinguished Conduct Medal will be
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    Temporary Officers
    91 4 SEREMBAN, Wed.— A wellattended meeting of the Negri Sembilan Government Temporary Officers' Union last night heard their Federation President, Mr. Thomas Dawson of Kuala Lumpur explain Government's recent orTer to absorb temporary officers into the supernumerary clerical i scheme (lower division). Mr. M. S. Maniam president of the
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    'Capitalizing' System Explained To Judge
    424 4 Clerk Sued For $1000 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— A method ot increasing the principal by capitalizing the interest on moneylending described as being practised by certain moneylenders in this country— was explained to Mr. Justice Wilson at the High Court today, in a civil suit in
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    APs On Parade
    40 4 APs On Parade photo Kuala Lumpur Auxiliary Policemen, who are entitled to National Service badges, marched behind the Police Band from High Street Police Station to the Padang to receive the badges from the Sultan of Selangor. Dept. of Information
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    Welcomed
    85 4 Malacca, Wed.— Taking the chair of the Malacca Municipal Council for the first time today, the new President, Mr. H. G. Hammett good-naturedly said: "I have graduated through the Municipalities of Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Singapore." piiowi E'jjity five Ma!a\ kain VIKV-i lu'.idmrM from all over the Federation mc
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    Freed Man Faces A New Charge
    158 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed J An Indian youth, ML Suppiah, who was acquitted and disI charged by Mr. Justice Buhaj g'iar at the Hi^ii Court here I today, on a charge of being in unlawful possession of a handgrenade. was re-arrested j by a Police
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    ROBBERS LEFT $200 IN TILL
    274 4 ROBBERS LEFT $20 0 IN TILL Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Throe unknown Chinese robbed the Wearne Brolher* Servicing Station al Ampang Road of $120 in catsh alxmt 8 p.m. yesterday. The robbers took the money from the till, but it was later discovered that they left behind about
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    Girl Jailed For Having Red Supplies
    297 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Bi Milling ihai il, eoatiniuuice of the Emergency *a* beeaate <•( pcapli, like her. Mr. Justice Buhapiar at the Hi»h < «mmi. h«-r«-today sentenced Hew Sin \iooi. a tapper, la 10 \r;u>. penal servitude for beinji found in
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    Move To Aid Penang Voters
    106 4 PENANG, \v«Mi in m to make it as easy poi ible fur th(j.sc \\h<j Mrish to regi ter as voters, the Electkms Department BDe prepaned to rapply forma in any lansuage required to oommerr Urn s, Government tnd "iix r ofll Those Hrishing I i
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    Scholarship -With Passage
    15 4 Scholarship -With Passage b, U t' Kai vud u. t p. i f,, 1 I
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    700 Attend Cocktail Party By MCA, UMNO
    16 4 700 Attend Cocktail Party By MCA, UMNO \l v <■■•■ V Si ol S ai c pan
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    MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
    13 4 I! tftril IF D e i i. f. f"i Ki f
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      78 4 THE BULLDOG ANT AJ^ Suspended by its tett an Australian Bulldog Ant con hold in its jaws o glove more than o thousand times its own weight. Comparatively, tor a human feat a trapeze artist would hove to grip on 80 ton steamroller with his teeth white clinging to a
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      19 4 Ell. C2S«f3 Itch Killed in Minutes > «rv! i' Bc» p Hfci I ■iTn in j Nixoderm Tor S> i
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    Judgment Against Two Jap Firms
    357 5 U.OR STAR, Wni. Mr. Justice Brigg.« entered ju iluiiM m .i-ain-i Syonan Comu Kumia, a trading association lonn«<l in Singapore under ih«* ar^is ot ihe Jii}>anr^r Military Administration ami a«4;»i n Nissan Norin Ko^\«» Kalmshiki Kaitha. ;«iioiti«-r emanation ol llw- »am<- ailnini Mralion. in a
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    21 5 photu. i-nivmi *irl strikers of tli«- National Carbon ihast«rn> Ltd^^S^^"** rubber trrrs to look into the closed lorrtrs t« w«rk. Standard
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    Future Of 4 Ipoh Orphans Assured
    279 5 Future Of 4 Ipoh Orphans Assured Standard Stall Reporter ..irl -s°!!' Wed F r aiil "> <- orphans three boys and a si I on.r i an OVV <l<r llu <iln ol Iheiraunt will share alx.nt > i,UUU subscribed for them bv readers of three Chinese daily ["*»I»P"* in i
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    76 5 MX mrmbers <>» the Kamaia Club Singapore were >«•> lerdaj presented with their I irst Aid Certificates by LMstrul Suprrintrndent Mrs. \v. I). Faris, it i t.- Party. There were Mrs. /Ueyamma Choiia. Mrs P. Ramas >ii> K M k Menon, Mrs. s Z.u-iMri.i Mrs S Sodai md Mrs S.
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    Third Case Of Polio In Ipoh
    71 5 IPOH, Wed i ise polio v. as repoi ted to the medical i authoi es I isi ■>■'<- The vicH m 2-jear-old European 1 c^::>i living in Ipoh tow n. This is the third i ase ul polio in two months in ECinta di
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    ACQIITTED
    28 5 ACQI ITTED LIM AH >KE was I aC q Singapore fourth Police ***** ye terday h a -ge >| stealing 64 5 v irds of Amerii an Linen worth
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    Power Cats
    54 5 «sj \hi in Mneapore liui>i« i<» Nm«l >!•< l«lay: I' V Dun.. hi »M 1,.). Hill. < halsw»»rtli U<l ri u, smUrrvillr i -lair Leedon if.i \ii i.»ri i I'Jirh Navsini Hill. Ks*iS l3 World II" io I MiiK Vlrxandru InciI r.-u.-o ftn-wrry. «!rk I i •••i.tv. Uvrr
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    Her Second Suicide Bid Successful
    154 5 NO AH MOEY (23) had once before tried to end her life. She was successful the second lime, it was stated in the Singapore Coroners Court yesterday. Tan Ali Heng. her husband. said he thought she committed suicide last December because s'ac had to be
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    Case Of The Chickens & The 40 Eggs
    112 5 Case Of The Chickens The 40 Eggs A HAWKER, Teo Teck Tong, who searched for the quarters of a police inspector to make him a present ui two chickens, 4" eggs and some fruit as an inducement not to arrest him for obstruction was sentenced to two months' imprisonment on
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    1,000 Renewals
    67 5 PENANG, Wed. Damaged 1 identity cards presented at the registration office for replacement totalled moie than 1.000 every month in Pena:iij n::d Province Weiiesley. Mr W. Price, the Settlement i Registration OiTiei. told The Standard today that those who Ldamaged their identity cards I through carelessnesi had to
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    YW Players To Present Bonaventure'
    232 5 YW Players To Present Bonaventure' Standard Staff RrporUr j THE YW P!i>fv« !l P^f" ■ant the' tticcessful C-hj:U»te Hastina's play "Bonaventore at the Me.nor.il Hail. Singapore, on May 2nd and 3id. The play U be«n« PfOdund by Inez Quitzow who Is known in theatrical t-i, -c- es Cujt comprii* enthusiastic
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    A Little Boy Found Her
    136 5 WHO is the owner of this wire-haired terrier? She w is found by a nine-year old boy yesterday afternoon under a culvert in front of the Joo Chiat Town Cleansing Depot covered with mud The little boy tailed his two sisters to help him carry
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    SIR HAN HOE GREETS NICOLL
    280 5 Standard StaiT Reporter SINGAPORE, "standing at the international cross roads of South Fast Asia, has prospered by the efforts and enterprise of its inhabitants. Man v races mingle and woi k and play together, steadily moving towards the accomplishment i comm >n birthright which will
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    Award For H. Shaidali
    77 5 Award For H. Shaidali TPOH. Wed. Tall an I Spectacled Edv ard I l<"4;iii Shaidali who is now In Yale University, America, has been awarded the first Perak nonMalay national scholarship "in order to enable him to continue his studies rov degree in arts at Yak* University". Hogan Shaidali was
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    Main Burden On Employers, Unions
    425 5 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONSHIP Mariil.-inl KrjMirlrr TIIK M \l\ Imnlrii «»f |tr«-»«r« in« £O«mI imln«frfal rrlatioDti falls upon rm|»!«»\«r% and \rn*\r union* lh«-w-Hrlvr*. ilrrlar«-«l Sinj^MWMl m (.o\rriutr. I J w*. Niroll. iti a -|»ri-rli at lii«» i 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 rrrriiionv at
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    Forgotten Cocoa Trees 'Discovered'
    43 5 Forgotten Cocoa Trees 'Discovered SEV! v < the B Gan A rhe» k I- ![)t!«»--dured 1179 lid tIN II ,-n of the B i i > iriadr it I the I R cfi i r !I 4> I K >i .000 it without <• el Cl!.
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    Woman Had Liquor Still
    24 5 Woman Had Liquor Still ....<■,• tiii i i i, three sion tiul Ah S-,. I U She \va $250 i m ii 1 0 108 >
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper The Governor's Speech
    881 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper The Governor's Speech r THE Governor, in his speech in reply to the address of welcome at his installation ceremony yesterday, contented himself with indicating the spirit in which he proposed to approach the problems oi this Colony instead of giving an outline of a
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    WHICH COMES FIRST-RIGHTS OR DUTIES?
    412 6  -  TAKAR "OROFESSOrt Passport and Takar are fitting in a moonlit garden and discussing the National Service Bill. Professor Passport Civic rights must be balanced by civic duties. That is: the more you expect from o country, th« more you must give to it. Takar Fair
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    Beware Of Japan
    33 6 tang i M Dai cunning) shown bv of the tang to narrow peace I i terri> "or any I Chinese mai rnriy she mui word Japan v. a:i aggn occa.siu:.
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    Testament Of A Man Living In The Past
    1400 6  - Testament Of A Man Living In The Past Philip Vernon by MR. AXEURIM Bevan's political testament In Place Of Fear (published by Heinmann 10s. tid.) does not make it necessary to revise one's opinion of the man. But it does help towards understanding him. and placing the right emphasis on
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      WHO VOTED AGAINST THE SERVICE BILL?
      421 6 WHO VOTED AGAINST THE SERVICE BILL? Sir. Mr. Dasaratha Raj has taken me to task for assuming that Indians dominated the recent Labour Conference and voted against the National Service Bill. As I am interested in getting at the facts. I hope you will allow me space in your columns
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      LAZY SENTIMENTS OF RIMAU, THE CRITIC
      307 6 Sir, I would like to comment on an article appearing in your edition of 20th April, under the heading "The Maths of Singapore Culture" by one "Rimau A Philistine". "Rimau" begins by declaring that he knows nothing about art, but does not explain why,
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    18 6 "See what I mean? Dashes in every time the bell rings and puts the fire out!"
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    Review of Views
    402 6 Review of Views Squatters And Reserve 'UTUSAN Meiayu is not opposed 1 in principle, to the granting o! land titles to the resettled Chinese provided they are 1 Federal citizens who swear 1 undivided Loyalty to this coun--1 try The paper said that It has i received various representa--1 tions
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    Four-Power Allied Council For Japan Formally Wound Ud
    109 7 Four-Power Allied Council For Japan Formally Wound Ud IOK^O. \pr. 23 (Renter. V \l») Tl. l n 2%rz££°zZZ l "k",""," s nv r a into effect) mean tl,« V P U lhe peace "■••<•••■••<•» sysvjsiaj: aii f iiic iti oj a i States tarists ipan in the r plai ol
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    Malan Govt. Seeks To Set Up High Court
    195 7 CAPETOWN, Apr. (AP)— Dr. l) K. \i,.:,,-,'-, Nationalist '■'< >vernment Tuesday introduced its bill to cut the authoi ity of the existing courts. bill to establish a •'W^'d Court, oi Parliament" is the Government's reply to the Appeal Court's rejection of the;
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    Harriman Seeking Nomination
    103 7 Harriman Seeking Nomination WASHINGTON, April 2:: IAFP) Mutual Security .V!ministj ti n \v Avere Harriman last nighi g •■-•ri seek nomin Democratic candipresidency of United State: H nan announced his isi >!i in a p:vss statement in he emphasized the inse- >f the domesI foreign policy in the I einent,
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    Travel Freely
    37 7 Freely ATHENS, Apr. 23 (Reuter)— Greece nd Turkey have agreed i allow thier cil izens to travel een the two countries without visas in a new move to strengthen relations, it was announced here today.
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    Wives Asked To Urge Husbands Confess Frankly
    76 7 .HONGKONG, \,,r fKcater AAF).— Authorities "i Shanghai are mobilizing wives to persuade their busba&ds engaged in business to Confess frankly 1 i n the anti-profiteering < imp.iisn. according to a report reaching Hongkong V Meeting of merclunts 1 wives held in Shanghai re-K-ntlv
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    HUBBES, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    88 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Apr. 23 The following are the closing prices ot rubbct and tin on the London Market today: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 31 Spot £963 10s. per ton r :>n<j buyers, £964 sellers. July Sept. 30, d. Thrcc months: £96 5 Oct.
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    53 7 photo. Mr Aw Boun Haw (risht) who arrived in Singapore yesterday on the same BOAC plane which brought the Hongkong football team to Singapore for the Aw Hoe Memorial Cup interport match against Singapore. Pictured at Kalians with Mr. Aw Boon Haw is Mr Js> C. Guimgam, manager of the
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    Ceylon Rejects Indian Protest
    40 7 Ceylon Rejects Indian Protest Reui ent tod its ie nearly Ceyion la ad's teduled K. r el Senanayake I and ab esenta:um his Govern- esterday 1 t the have applied p md wer« tllowed eleci Mas in ltd not be
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    MacD. Returns
    13 7 sioner Gew B M;icD<ir: lid, rei I <■' <■"■■ it to Boi nc
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    Bamangwato Leaders Want Seretse Back
    217 7 LONDON, M>r. (Rcutcr) Six Bamangwato ulrrs irom BotliuaiialaiKl lold the Marquess of Salisbury, tin- British Secretary ol Stale for Common. wealth Relations yesterday that they wanted their xilr.l chief, Sereste Khama, hack. His presence "is the only i comDamed bv their two legal actor which
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    Test Shows Foxholes Can Shelter Men For Atomic Bombs
    632 7 ATOM BOMB SITE, NEVADA, Apr. 2;J (AP)— An atom bomb, its searing heal and blast of unusual ferocity, exploded yesterday as ]..">()() troops huddled in foxholes on an atomic warfare "battlefront." The soldiers were unhurt by the mighty exlosion, proving that
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    Film Producer Guilty, Must Serve 4 Months
    244 7 1 SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, \,>r. 2.S (AP)— Film producer Walter Wanger yesterday was convicted of shooting the man he believed was ihe lover of hie >vif«>, Jd»an Bennett. He was sentenced to four months in county jail by Superior Judge Harry J. Borde,
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    Move Made To Impeach Truman For Steel Seizure
    266 7 WASHINGTON, April 22 (I I') Binwcnliirg Robert Hale. Republican, Maine, todaj iatrodveed in ilw House a resolution t Rtati impeacSinieafl proceed* iujrs against President Truman for Ins leisnre of th«* nation's steel mill-. Should the resolution be ap- by the Ho.: e.
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    Cremation Services For Cripps Today
    148 7 Cremation Services For Cripps Today ZURICH, Apr. 23 'Al"-(,.v I mation services for Si;- Stafford Cripps, who died here Monday I night after a long illness, will be held here at 1000 GMT Thursday, it was announced Tuesday. Only members of the family will attend The Rev. Thomas Dixon. Church
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    Rains Make Floods Worse
    58 7 KANSAS CITY. Missouri, Apr. 22, (UP)— New downpours sent the Missouri River sprawling over nearly a million acres of rich Midwestern farmland today and engineer* feared they would iose their battle to save a huge air force base from disaster. The river has been tu::.ed into
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    Eden, Advisers Ccnfer On Sudan Issue
    80 7 LONLK IN. Apr 22 [fU iter>— F3i i1 h Fon ign Secretary Anth E en and his adv had anot i neeting on the Sudan probl< m here today and are understood to have worked on prop* ring tfa Sudan< iple directly into >
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    57 7 photo REV. AIRI'M (I \t lon Chinese iprikiat partf who sprnt 3K >rars in o i t h (lima, has now join d the vi.ifT of St. Anrivtts Catlie dr.il. He will list lapervne Hm work at St. Pa«l*f n I pp«T Srr.m^oon .11. d u II take CMC of
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    Industrial Men Want Equal Rights
    65 7 Industrial Men Want Equal Rights PROTESI P of the Ad extend inj rights, :< ca| gradi n the N Base. 1 B Si Base Lab MK T F j t the indiii are equailj i i not be i unequi '..•(■<] t v i;i! their comp ane of envy or
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    France Honours Ike
    38 7 PARIS I I <» f i award <"■• Dwight 0 ipi enw mand< r in I France"* 'n-' honoui I I only to i i i'd rai for braw C immand< is the I i ill ;i
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    NEW U.S. AIR SERVICE TO FAR EAST Plan To Develop 'Charter Flying'
    212 8 NEW U.S. AIR SERVICE TO FAR EAST Plan To Develop 'Charter Fly ing Standard Aviation Reporter TRANS-OCEAN Airlines world's largest non-sen sduled operating airline plans to increase its scope of operations to South-East Asia as soon as possible, said Mr. Richard Cahill, Sales Director for East Asia, yesterday in Singapore.
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    37 8 photo. The "Ancient Mariner" Mr. William ML Coffman who is making his second iriu around the world this time, 1 not in a sailiiu ship but in a modern ocean liner. With him is Mrs. Coffman. Standard
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    'Ancient Mariner' Returns To Sea
    203 8 Ancient Mariner' Returns To Sea Standard Shipping Reporter GENIAL, grey-haired-, retired American business executive Mr. William ML Coffman who arrived in Singapore yesterdaj in the V.P.I liner President Monroe, is making in* second world lour tin* time in entirely different circumstances from the fir t one hv made as a
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    Work On New SHB Berth To Begin Soon
    188 8 Mamlanl Mnppiti" lt«*pnru-r WOttk will *oon bri;iii on ihe construction of a new fitlin»-out berth in Keppel Harbour ihe Singapore Harbour Boards fir««l step in the big task «»f improving ami extending the porl facilities For ship* railing at this port. The
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    Ships in Harbour
    84 8 sin; 3 godovvx gati Aren Iskevk V- 13 2 Astynax 13 14 Bengkalis 40 tl 2 Benattow 2; i. J I Benmhor 31 1 2 Fernstream 24 2 Flintshire 19 20 Una 25 N 2 Kamuniag 2 2 La Chorrera -l^> Luxmi 1 16 4 Oh:* Maersk
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    US Airlines Ready
    61 8 The scheduled I .S. i runes can now furnish a- much emergency transportation to the armed forces every 54 hours as tfrey could in one mortih prior to WTorld Wai II This Increase in capa< tty due to Larger p anes, a tripling of ihe size ol
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      448 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore Port Swettenham Penan.?. Also direct Sailing from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Due S*pore Due Penani; From "Fuaiiiff" Apr 27th Djakarta "Hanyang" May 4th May 7th Hongkong Sails Sails Sails Pciiun'4 P. S'ham S'pore For "Szec huen"
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      395 8 "KOREA" for Bangkok Saigon Hongkong BY-Stttaj *>4 "KIN A" for Bangkok. Saiqon. Efongkong Kobe Yokohama SSlmm H "i 'liaai FROM MHAN/HOM.KONf, I'^INIANG" presef.tiy loading Japan ioi Bangkok abt:9 l£Hai SAILINGS TO CONTINLM s( \Nhi\\ For Colombo. Aden. Port Said Genoa Hamburg. Copenhag^u. GotfcgaWm I Of >U:ONIA" xi abl: ItttHftf •LALANDIA"
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      41 8 Despatches Today. Eastern Australia 7 a.m. by Itria, South and East Africa 8 a.m. by Straat S<n*nda Arrivais Today: Hongkong and' China (.otters and parcels) by Eastern Queer.. Britain. N. Ireland. Eire, Europe. North and West Africa (parcels only) by Benalder.
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    COPRA FROM RI AVERTS SINGAPORE CRISIS
    238 9 aCI T| After Parleys With Indonesian Officials Standard Staff Reporter A SHIPMENT of copra from Indonesia totalling 1,000 tons will arrive in Singapore shortly and thus relieve the serious shortage in the polony s oil mills. This follows negotiations between the Economic Atto.rs Department
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    RFC Hopeful Of Tin Pact With Bolivia
    83 9 ISHINGTQN, Apr. J3, (tp> if-. „,p Administrator Harry MrlwJ^JJfl* 011 be »as hopeful of a« early >ett£m.* d llm i negotiation* for the purcha* by Z V 1^ K.iivian tin. J in€ Lnit«-ci l.ved thai the RFC was about in m ,l ;,r
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    Industrials Firm And Rubbers Are In Better Demand
    95 9 I n dustrials Firm And Rubbers Are In Better Demand Standard Market Reporter .APORE, Wed.— lndustrial shores were f there was demand for selected rubber shoreT ■> foj better inquiries, Petalings \n "t the dividend declaration. Cnangtvj pri were:— Puverv Sellers us 105 ai aitj i adera 22.25 2>: u")
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    They Travel By Car
    19 9 ,Kf p thap I2,00p,0«) people n u.S. cities depend enti on automobjiles for transpori i
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    Tories End A State Monopoly
    86 9 Tories End A State Monopoly Zoiton Buying m < Rm p ill I c n B' i.s'i i ivc hei n i pl l i»t the«r re IMR h lh,«! the ha\ tht> 'in; tht*ir «upp!it*s through th«* iiit pri\.itr dealers mum IhroiicM the t ni!im onimixl> I >t It*"
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    Produce Mart Again Quiet
    37 9 Produce Mart Again Quiet SMaifcrt Kepnrtrr T. m; ikv in sain q. et htinuww ivSH •>_'»> ;irui I p.. al, while p oted $4fl v; i pet pinii 133 f *p:iT > ..nr i C ibe> SI9S iN in
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    Thai Govt. Ends Private Export Cf Surplus Rice
    93 9 BANGKOK, April 2.5 i \FI' T.:e T tai Governmi nt has iti it-(i issuing pt mil to merchants to export rice through private commercial rhanni I' Gove ncnt recently adopt tvj ;i measure to enc»i ,-<■ private v i u*e i>n condi
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    Larut Tin Makes £340,043 Profit
    104 9 La rut Tin Makes £340,043 Profit Standard Market Reporter LAKUT Tin Fields mafic a profit of £340,043 last year after providing for depreciation and depletion. ba ance for the year was E42.472 after deducting 1 1 ">.ooo provisioi] for cowI gencies E 1 14.571 Ma a-v;i-i income tax, two dividends
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    116 9 Latest Sineapore rub her prices (per Ib.) yesterday were. Buyer* Sellers No I Spot I. nose 81.09 $1,093 P.OB in b-Mrs May No. 1 R.S.S. $1.08! Sl.OOl No. 2 R.S.S. $ljo6i 51. 07 No. 3 R.S.S. S 1.031- 51. 04 Tone: Barely steady at the decline. I OMMtN
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    TORIES FAVOUR RETURN TO PRIVATE TRADE
    147 9 Overseas Food Buying M>*>Y Apr. 23 (Renter) Food Minister '-••tuc *ai«| that Britain*.* only hope of getting '"•I hotter food Hat) to return overseas baying IO i a soon as possible. However, he could hk nay to ending government hulk buying i: 'H.,,m u
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    New Process Found In US For Joining Rubber To Metals
    64 9 XKW method has be in rleve toped in the United States for Joining rubber to meMN Caged the Redux prOCm, it rrqnus „"i' the rubber with wrvi drying it Resin is applied to both trie t übhei- and metal, M^-deiateiy
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    NO RUSSIAN CONTRACT YET
    104 9 LONDON, Apr M (ReuteDMr IKn. Hopkni>-n. Sj;c: etarv ror Overseas Trade, sii<i thS IT as was K-J-Jg Brn contract had ,c m ide for an Anrfo-Chines< ex- ';-e ..f £10.000.0U0 sterling worth of gooda as a resuli of I the Moscow ti-ade eMuexepct. Replying t,i a
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    PRICE FREEZE IN US EASED
    80 9 THE U.S. Government has sus pended price controls or. lf> c<>-n--modities presently selling below the leya] ceilings. The order. effective April 28 was the fiiy;t major "decontrol" action since the Government imposed a genera] price freeze !•> months ago The order includes these com modities:
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    New Cotton Fabrics Are Crease-Resistant
    310 9 AMERICAN textile leaders believe that modification of cotton fibres through chemical research haw reached the stage where eolton growers and processors need no longer fear the competition of synthetic fibres. Dr. Leonard Smith, director of utilisation research for the National Cotton Council of America, say*
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    K.Kamunting War Claim Still Pending
    130 9 K.Kamunting War Claim Still Pending KAMPONG KamnntiiX Tin Dredfing reported a loss oi ii',\& for the year 19j1. \tter adding an :idjujjtment el £2 ri reject oi Malayan income tax for previous yean there la d e ft C it oi C720 which is offset againrt the sum ot £36^30
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    Jelapang Tin Has Profit Of £107,085
    133 9 JELAPANG Tin Dredging reported a profit of £107,085 during 1951 alter providing for depreciation. Malayan income tax absorbs 4."23.8<)4. dividend £42.000 and the balance for the year £36,191. The brought forward at Dec. 31, 1950 was C37.128 and the balance to be carried torward
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    UK EXCHANGE
    39 9 HONGKONG April 23 Special Standard Service Closing prices on the HonttkODfi Ex ehange today were HK »"> j»' < £1 Sterling; 8K5643«73 to L c E1K51.825 to Malijan pi; HKSO;!UO to one fndnnesl in Kup:ah; Gold IIKS2'J3:> to tael.
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    Rubber Down 2 Cents On Liquidation In Fed.
    213 9 THE price of rubber declined by two cents per Ib. on the Singapore market yesterday largely on liquidation of rubber from upcountry centres. Factors contributing to the drop were Jack of overseas orders and an agency report of impending reduction of United
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    CHINESE REDS FAKE OVER BAT FACTORIES
    77 9 LONDON. April 23 (AFP)— An "flicial ot the British American robacco Co. Ltd.. 'confirmed that i preliminary agreement h;j< been reached in Shanghai to iand over their assets and equip meat in China U> the Shanghai Fobacco Corporation. He .said the agreement covered ill
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    Large DOT Stocks
    29 9 THE U.S. Government has made available for export about 15,000.000 pounds of the insectii cide DDT to help other countries control malaria and other insect-borne diseases
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    Effects May Not Be Apparent For Some Time
    246 9  -  T. J. LIM RUBBER CHIEF HOPEFUL By Standard Market Reporter Trlt Chairman ct the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, Mr. I. G. Salmond, takes on optimistic view of the removal of almost all controls on the use of natural and synthetic
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    Capital-Labour Relationship: A Muslim View
    105 9 LAHORE, Vp 23 H< titc P. i istan Fm; i<-< ter MMohammed ALj *a d < < L Che economic prog cm i d militarj pow« n Stale.- and Russia < i- < result ol ind tsi ilisation but neither side fuid ed i problem
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    US Forest Supplies
    22 9 Although the ITnited Stile* has only f ,i. if world's com n< ii nrqd^i --4 world's lumber d p
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      362 10  - PAIN-KILLER KILLED CONQUEROR OF PAIN Lee Priestley by "READY?" asked the dentist, taking up his forceps. "Got yourself braced?" Only the faint hiss of the new nitrous oxide or "Laughing Gas." disturbed the quiet in the Boston dental office that December day back in 1844. the patient nodded and inhaled
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    38 11 photo. Mr. Aw Kow (left) president of the Tiger Sporting Association, greets Mr. J. C. (juinigam manager of the Hong Kong contingent which arrived yesterday for their inter-port game against Singapore for the Aw Hoe Memorial Cud. Standard
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