Singapore Standard, 3 May 1952

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    18 1 Singapore Standard Ik 1L X VOL. II NO. 305 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    REDS REJECT PACKAGE DEAL
    326 1 Truce Hopes Again Shattered; Another Session Set For Today .TOKYO, May 2, (UP):— The Communists today rejected the United Nations' "package" proposal for settling all remaining armistice issues, dashing hopes for a quick end to the Korean war. The Communist rejection was heard at a meeting
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    73 1 I Mr Yinn'nt Tewson. (lenM il ScctftaiJ of the British 1 i nlr I nion Congress. Li^t nischt met representative of r il trade unions in SiuHjpcw at a private dinnrr <„ n h\ Mr. Malcolm Mac l» »;j lid. Commissioner-Gen rr»l it B ikit Serene. Sii mcent is on
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    US To Allot $20 MiL
    64 1 US To Allot $20 MiL rTON, May 2. m United States itc about $90,000.-1 year to Sou:.-, an i Asian countries m i Plan, the State D >i:d today. »ar*s allotment wi »s ij Congres ap- reign bill m oformed officials i ted States ma ntains j d t< chnical
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    STC Profits Affected By Squeeze
    199 1 Standard London Corr LONDON*. Thurs. Singapore's corrupt ion has increased and this has resulted m intensified squeeze SO far as the Singapore Traction Company was concerned. This and the genera! increase m costs help to explain why profits of the S.T.C. had not kept up
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    Kills With Stone
    40 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A Chinese w is killed a ith j si >ne by another Chinese at Bukit lianas, Bat i Amng, yesterday at 2 pm. Police carried ->ut inves tigations and arrested Me per S Ml
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    47 1 Photo. Mr. F. Nicoll. Governor of Singapore, and Mr. Malcolm Mar Donald seen here admiring some of the exhibits at the Loan Exhibition of Chinese Art at the British Counril Hall m Singapore yesterday. Mr. Nicoll opened the show and Mr. McDonald acted as the chairman. Standard
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    Governor Opens Art Exhibition
    177 1 Standard Woman Reporter MR. J. F. NICOLL. the new G >vernor of Singapore, opened his first art exhibition at the British Council Hall yesterday. I: was the Loan Exhibition of Chinese Art Mr .Malcolm McDonald, the Commissioner General and Chairman of the committee, introduced the Governor
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    Tin Shipments
    29 1 TIN shipments from Malaya last month totalled 7,093 tons. the highest amount shipped since November 1950. Of this amount 3.365 tons went to the i United States.
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    Steel Workers Back At Work
    201 1 WASHINGTON, May 2, (AP).— The C.1.0. Steel Workers, responding to a request from President Truman, today called off their strike while the big legal battle over Government seizure of the mills shitted to the. Supreme Court. Union president Philip Murray announced m Pittsburgh he" had
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    New Service
    53 1 LONDON. May 2 (Reuter) ---Britain's Comet airliner inaugurating the first jet air service m the world took on" here today for South Africa. Hundreds of spectators at London airport saw the curtain rise on the new age of air travel as the eight-mi!es-a-minute plane streaked into the skies
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    Gen. Urquhart Given Post In Austria
    57 1 ii i. The War Office has announced the appointment of Major General R. E. Urquhart, G.0.C., Malaya to be G.O.C. m command of the British Troops m Austria. He will replace Major General M. M. Alston Roberts-West, who will be the Commander of the
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    Tories Win On New Health Plan
    98 1 Tories Win On New Health Plan LONDON, May 2 (Reuter) The British Conservative Government by a 284 to 266 vote last night won Parliamentary approval of its controversial bill to impose new charges on people seeking aid under the national health scheme. It was strongly opposed by the Labour Party,
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    Water Supply In K Resumed
    128 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The water supply to the Federal capital was resumed at 2.. 'J0 p.m. today. The State Engineer draws attention to the fact that the pipes and reservoirs are empty and that it will take some hours for the pipes to refill He
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    Literacy Expert To Aid. Adult Education
    303 1 Literacy Expert To Aid Adult Education Standard Stall Reporter adult education is proving to be a strong ally m the fight an tinst Communist ideas, said D: Frank Laubach. leading literacy expert, yesterday on his arrival m Singapore by air from Calcutta. Dr. Laubach will spend a month m Malaya,
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    Village Council Move Vital-Onn
    348 1 Village Council Move Vital -Onn Standard Staff ('orrr»|M»inl«'iil KUALA U MI'IR. Kri. "Very important** *ai the <li'*rription given l» Dato (Inn l>in Ja'alar. M« imlht for Home Affair-, when In* hhM the |NWM llti** nioriiiii*; to explain the Village C oti ti«-il Onlinanre. II^ pointed out that i] if the
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    Chinese Hail Village Plan
    195 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fi i Chinese leaders if the Federation today welcomed the provi-j sion of local government m village areas and were utiani-| I mous that the members to vilUl age councils should, a^ lar as po?sible. be by election. Democracy should be practised from the
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    Japan-Ceylon Ties
    22 1 TOKYO. May 2. (AFP) i Japan and Ceylon have agreed to resume diplomatic relations. it was learned here today i
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    '75% IN S'PORE HAS NO TRANSPORT'
    336 2 Manyam Sends Memo Urging No Limit On Taxis Slamlard Slall Reporter ABOUT 75 percent of the population of Singapore is without any mode of transport. This contention is advanced by City Councillor Mr. S S Manyam (Ind. Lab. North) m his memorandum to the
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    Bid To Retain Open Spaces
    144 2 Bid To Retain Open Spaces Sl:m<lar«i *laff RcpertCV H\<.\l'Oßfc ily (ounrillon ha\«" anr»'f«l lo iiiiirml llir Mnniri|»al Or diiiaiHM' lo make it a COI liiniinu nftViu*- for oHfirr* of boiMkng to cover u;> <»|mii -parrn pro\ i<l<-<) ail;p iiiiiiimiitn m th«- original plan- of ih«- building. M I Watson, Cit>
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    Bankrupt(70) Owed $1,690
    76 2 Bankrupt(70) Owed $1,690 \KE Y( I v to work'"*" I hiel Justi >.-.. S:v !..:<■■ A.\ t v of a I bankrupt, Tan r K< m the Singapore H i »url iresti rdaj bdnk 1 ran do any .'v." smilingly j tankrupi The A >:T: ial Assignee Mr T X
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    Woman Faces Brothel Charge
    71 2 A WOM \N, Cheong Ah Pat, the Sing ipore V- V C wrl yesterday with alia her premises at S ng Lirr Park, Lorong 4<> I '.i jrian£ Road, to he teed as a j brothel, e1 veen Apr. i 1 and She »i also charged
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    He Has Special Message For Youth
    59 2 MR. JOE KENNEDY. Chairman oi the Commission on Worship and Evangelism m the National Council of Methodist Youth m America, w: I deliver a special message to the people of Kutong at the Bethesda Church, Katong tonujiiuw at 6 p.m. A speriu] invitation is
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    Jet Vapour Trails Hold Up Traffic
    290 2 Standard Si a ft' Reporter VAI'OI R trails from a high-fl>iii£ jet aircraft sent thousands of Singaporeans who had just reached their offices at aliont f a.m. \esterday, rushing mil to #aze into the sky for nearly half an hour. They thought they were
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    RAF Explains Cause Of Vapour Trails
    224 2 AN R.A.K. spokiMiian said yesterday that vapour (or condensation) trails m the sky wen verj common m collier areas than Singapore, but were by no means unknown m the tropics. "The vapour trails are. m effect, artificial clouds of limited and unusual formation, caused
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    Rotary Dinner
    20 2 THE ROTARY Oub of Singapore will hold their annual Installation Dinner at Raffles Hotel Ballroom on June 26.
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    Today's Talks Will Decide Postal Strike
    85 2 Today's Talks Will Decide Postal Strike Standard Staff Reporter REPRESENTATIVES of the Government and the Post and Telegraphs Uniformed Staffs' Union are to meet today to discuss the 14-day strike ultimatum. The Standard was told yesterday. The notice which was served on Government following a deadlock m negotiations on the
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    Over Familiar With Greatness, He Says
    159 2 Standard Staff Correspondent "THIS 20th century m which we live is one of the most amazing jjeriotU of time which the world has ever knowii,' writen the Rev. T. J. W. Morgan, the Garrison J haplain, m the editorial to the monthly edition of
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    THIS IS WHAT THEY SAW
    44 2 A COMMON sight m the city yesterday morning is this picture of "saucer" conscious Singaporeans craning their necks to look at white vapour trails left by two jet aircraft of the R.A.F. which lingered clearly against the blue sky.
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    Second Time Bankrupt
    80 2 A SCHOOL master. R. Thuraisingham. bankrupt a second time, told tne Chief Justice. Sir Charles MurrayAynsley, that the reasons for his insolvency were his wife's illness and exorbitant interest when renewing promissory notes. Thuraisingham said he had two children. His total liabilities were about $5,000. The Asst
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    FarewellPartyTo USIS Secretary
    40 2 A FAREWELL party was given by the Director of USIS, Mr. Elmer Newton, m honour of Miss Louise Holsrher, Secretary. Miss Holscher is going on furlough to the U.S. alter which she will be re-assigned to Hongkong.
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    Licence Returned
    39 2 A MOTOR-CAR driver who had been fined $50 m the Traffic Court and whose licence was suspended for two years for negligent driving, had the suspension substituted by an endorsement by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles MurrayAynsley.
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    41 2 MR. LIM BENG TIAT, third son of Mr. Lim Tee Seng sales-m anasjer of Messrs. Chin Ho and Co., who leaves today by the Gorffon for Australia to take up Civil Engineering. He was a former student of Victoria School, Singapore.
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    GambledHis Shop Away
    92 2 LIM CIIOON HEXG, pro- 1 prietor of a bicycle shop, 'old the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, m the Singapore High Court yesterday "hat he was unable to produce the account books of the business becau.-e they were missing. Lim was being examined by the Asst. Official
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    BENT UP FROM $375 TO $650
    89 2 THE RENT of a Ihree-storey buiidiMg m Boat Quay which is used as a god own an.l a dwelling house was raised from $375 to $650 by the Rent Conciliation Board, presided over by Mr. Eu Cheow Chye, yesterday The application made by Mr.
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    Judge Hits Out At Corrupt Officials
    287 3 SENTENCING two policemen to jail tor corruptly I epting money i.om a hawker, District Judge, Mr. H. X lum-stone, v t ,jd: "People have told me that if I t.» stop corruption it would be like hanging my il j-nnt a hrUk But I
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    Girl (15) Attacked inn S'pore
    30 3 Girl (15) Attacked inn S'pore an who a:. I 1 i ndrs a I I a taken to I .Military Ho ire j .i Euro] near c i oJ ":t.
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    Echo To Quarrel Over $1
    71 3 I HYE N I .r-- Magisti D. jes\ a run h v < *Quek :> A a golds n th 1.... at J C i al R aid to have i• i > a cc this proKam paid I u-orkniin^.hip. 1 the started to 5
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    Fifth Anniversary
    22 3 ersary of the B Ihi S hool VUI -.v at 5 p.m. Mr. Represi otative mneni i On A• U*a
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    OFF TO U.S. FOR STUDIES
    150 3 OFF TO U.S. FOR STUDIES I MISS TAN Sock Van and Mr. Tan Eng Sing, cousins, leave Singapore today by Pan American World Airways for further studies m the United States. Miss Tan. 1!>. of 48 Meyer Road. Singapore, will enter Wheaton College m Norton, MassachuI setts, for a liberal
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    Tenders For Food Stalls Reaffirmed
    113 3 Standard Stall Reporter SINGAPORE City Council's Health Committee decided yes- terday to adopt the tender system for allocation of the stalls now being built by Singapore City Councillors m the Esplanade. The Committee had made I this recommendation last j month, but v/hen it en
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    Old Boys Will Honour Rector
    73 3 OLD BOYS m Malaya of S;. Patrick's College, Jaffna. Ceylon and St. Henry's Col- lege, Ilava'ai. Ceylon, will celebrate the sacerdotal Golden Jubilee of their rector. Father Ctutrles S. Matthews OMI, on May 24. Father Mat; hews has been 33 years a rector, 4:) years
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    'BONAVENTURE' DRAWS APPRECIATIVE CROWD
    145 3 'BONAVENTURE DRAWS APPRECIATIVE CROWD v < i iiiti VVom.ii! Importer P aye Ha re n n c to I t i!., last produ a li I the perfornv a ted asi credit to the Singa- rl a performance as Sister Mary Bonaventure whose Faith m the innocence >>t a young
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    INSPECTOR EXONERATED
    573 3 COMMANDO FATALLY SHOT Gun Discharged During Scuffle POLICE Inspector Tan Teck Keng was absolved of all blame m connection with the Heath of a 21-year-old Royal Marine commando, Derek Smith, who was shot m a strti^gle with the Inspector at Changi Road on March 24. After retiring for
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    34 3 MISS SHERLIK. Singapore Chinese songstrses who w/" sing at the Happy World Rose Paradise Cafe on the night of May 12 to help raise money for the St. John Ambulance Association's New Building Fund.
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    Bridge Ban On Trishas Begins
    131 3 Bridge Ban On Trishas Begins Standard Staff Reporter TRISHAS can no longer use Anderson Bridge from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, except on Sundays. The ban takes effect today. An order imposing this ban under the signature of the Acting Commissioner of Police. Mr. N. G. Morris, was gazetted
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    Appreciation
    38 3 SINGAPORE Chinese cafe songstresses, who are helping the St. John Ambulance Brigade to raise money for their new headquarters "building will be entertained by the Brigade to a tea-party at West Point Garden, Pasi r Panjang, today.
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    WOMEN PLAY BIG ROLE IN JAPAN
    230 3 Standard Staff Reporter M OME\ of Japan are going to have a .steadying influence on future national and international affair* of the country, said Miss Ethel B. Weed, former SCAP official, yesterday m Singapore. Miss Weed. an American, r headed Women's Information. m the
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    77 3 EIGHTY-SIX students of the V.M.C.A. Commercial Classes received their L.C.C. and Pitman's certificates by Mrs. Elizabeth Choy, City Councillor, at the V.M.C.A. Hall yesterday. Mr. C. G. Menon, Principal of the Commercial Clas- ses. said that half of the students «who took shorthand passed, while 60 percent passed m typewriting.
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    LOYAL TOASTS
    32 3 THE QUEEN has approved the following order for Loyal Toasts: The Queen, Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, Queen Mary. the Duke of Edinburgh and other members of the Royal Family.
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    Gift Of Dales
    37 3 A GIFT of 386 packets of dates from the Government of Iraq was distributed to children at five Social Welfare Centres m Singapore Siglap, Jalan Eunos. Malay Farm. Lorong 3, Geylang. and Pasir Panjang.
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    572 More People
    24 3 IN ONE WEEK. Singapore's population was increased by 572. There were 193 deaths for the week ending April 26, 765 births.
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    On Transfer
    58 4 MUAR Fri.— Che Hamid bin Mustapba, President of the Sessions Court. Muar, who was recently appointed Puisne Judge. Federation, left this morai&g for Alor Star. Kedah oa transfer a s Judge. He formerly arted as Judge m Kedah from July to October last. He is the Srsl Johore
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    Concession Rates
    47 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Secretary for Defence will be risked on Wednesday, May 7, m the Federal Legislative Council, what action had been tnkeri regarding concession or remission of charges to members of the Auxiliary Police Force and their families at Government hospitals and schools.
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    LAND TITLES
    140 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Member for Land-. Mines and Communications will be asked by Mrs. B H. Oon. the poliry of the Government with regard to the Issue of land titles to resettled squatters m the Federation, particularly with reference to the following: Types and
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    Wants Rider Charged
    161 4 i Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A verdict of death by misadventure was returned by the Kua'a Lumpur Coroner. Raja Chik Ja'atar. at the conclusion of an inoaest into the death of a 63-year-old Chines c woman. Lov.' See. today. Low was knocked down by a
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    GARDEN PARTY
    57 4 SEREMBAX. Fri. Prizes won by Malay craftsman at the recent MAHA Exhibition held m Kuala Lumpur were distributed by Lady Templer this evening at a garden party given by the British Adviser, Negri Sembilan, .Mr. M. C. il. Sbeppard. Sir Gerald and Lady Templer sat down to lea
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    Local Officers
    49 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. When the Federal Council jmeets on Wednesday next, Mrs. B. H. Oon will ask tine Chief Secretary whether otri-c-ers of the Federation Public Services serving m the L\ K. either on duty or on scholarship are entitled to expatriation allowances, and if nut. wiiv?
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    GET YOUR MAN, BANDIT
    438 4 Tempter Tours 'WorsTAreas For 2 Days FIGHTERS ARE TOLD Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Fri. At Pertang, Negri Semhilan. today General Sir Gerald Templer, the High (lonimUsioner, called on the 7th Police Jungle Company manned by 201 Malays and three European officers. Before leaving he wished them
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    2 More Bandits Killed
    228 4 KUALA LIMPUR. Fri. During the past 24 hours two terrorists have been killed and three wounded m the Federation. One civilian and one member of the security forces luve been killed. In the Kuala Lumpur rural district, a police ambush party lired at two terrorists. One
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    Arms Query
    104 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Reference will be made m the Federal Legislative Council on Wednesday next to the recovery between Jan. 4 and 7 of this year of 11.610 bayonets. 71)5 shot guns and 18 rounds oi machine-gun ammunition m the jungle near the 7th mile Batu Caves.
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    Query On Piers
    53 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The question of the inadequacy of the ferry service for the loading and unloading of motor cars and lorries &i Prai and Penang Piers will form the subject of a question to be asked m the Federal Legislative Council on Wednesday next by Mr.
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    51 4 The Hish Commissioner f and Lady Tempter toured Negri Sembilan this week in the course cf which they called on the Vans di-Pertuan Besar. Picture shows I^idy Templer visiting the wives and families of officers and men 'of the Ist Battalion 7th Gurkha Rifles at Sikamit Camp. Dept. of Information
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    TengkuRahman To Study Issue
    222 4 Indonesian Loyalty Stamlard Malay GMTCBfNMMfeaI BATU PAH AT, Fri.— The ftmirtirt of the I/nitcd Malays National Organization. Teaglua Almliil Rahman. i>* showing «»ro«'!l concern owr \\w tirivvl ion of local!\ domiciled Indonesians and Malays of liui<»noia descent m thi*ir loyally lowar«l lilt* country, a source <lose
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    Memorial Fund C'ttee
    115 4 KLUANG. Fri.— At a meenng of representatives of the various communities and bodies held at the District Office, the Chairman, Ungku Hassan bin Omar. District Officer. Kluang, explained to the gathering the objects of the Sir Henry Gurney Fund to p?rp:uate the name. of the la 4
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    Special Joined Army—Jailed
    82 4 Special Joined Army— Jailed KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— A young Malay Special Con-- I ;;>.b e. Mohcl. Noor bin Zainal said that he had applied several 'mes for a transfer ana is there was a de!ay he -eft the Force and joined the Army m Singapore. He was today convicted by
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    'Only 3 Malay Majors In Regiment'
    236 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. An assurance from the Sec retary for Defence that dependants of those killed m action or permanently wounded wiil l.c given consideration an li*e approved scale m accordance i with the new pensions reguJ lations and not the
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    Dato To Quiz New Villages Charter
    176 4 Dato To Quiz New Villages Charter Standard Staff Corn-- pond< r-t KUALA Lt'MPI X l^n The (ioverument of Ike I i deratiou will br Hhed <•* U>dne>day next. Ma> T l>aio Haji Mohamad Kus*»ff wliflh«T it will publish litr text of the asTPerneni w f erred »c by the BKBetan
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    Query On War Damage Claims
    69 4 Query On War Damage Claims SI ladard 81 iff 01 1 rspon< KUALA ire by Mrs. L. H K era I gislat i UtTednesda s. the ry the po 1 the pa rm nrhen 1 an p Eh j tim H •eed, \v:'h H torat ri 1 tor it carri<
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    30 4 plUkiU. Mr. A. J. I>avid of Port 1 1 Will rtiM Railways and Miss .1. Ikeaesi Mich <H who wen- married at !!•<• hurch of the Visitation Sfft-inban. K. S. Kong
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    Expatriate Officers
    103 4 Expatriate Officers KUALA LUMPUR F ive gui :.on^ Division One o. .11 d Ructac Service v <'. ..'i the Fed. ativi Counci next wm k Hussein !>i:i Om. bo kiMAv what c ntry qualiftcal < ■ehe ol sen m I I I ese q\ laid I \)a- n;.-.- aU v
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    Priest Freed
    20 4 MALACCA. Fi. Magistrate, Che Ismail Ioh« mad Jamil today .<, •:> Hindu pri< s Etatnai aj charge of *g KaJai
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    MATC SQUADRON FOR IPOH
    470 5 Standard SUIT Correspondent IPOH, Fri. A .sqmidion of the Federation of Malaya Air Training Corps is to be formed m Ipoh to be known as the No. 3 Squadron. Perak Basic training for the cadets will start on May 18, who on passing out will form
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    Blinded By Blood, He Led Charge
    210 5 LT. D.L.S. LANGLEY of the 40 Commando, R.M. was awarded the Military Cross for gallantry m an action m Perak. Lt, Langley was m command of a patrol operating m the >wampy jungle of the Kroh Forest when they came across jan abandoned terrorist
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    ANGLICAN SERVICES
    114 5 St. Andrew's Cathedral: 7.00 a.m. Hoiy Communion: Him a.m. Choral Eucharist, Preacher: Rev. A.E. Clayton; 9.30 tin Family Service, Preacher: I Archdeacon; 10.30 a.m. Matins. Preacher: Archdeacon: 11.30 a.m. Holy Communion; d.'AO Evensong, Preacher: ArchSt. Hilda's Church, Katong: 80Q a.m. Choral Eucharist, Preacher: Canon Adams; 5.'M) 'p m.
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    Wanted For CD
    72 5 W anted For CD PENANG, Fri.- -A total of L 132 has enrolled for Civil Defence duties a press state- ment said today. This number still rails short of the 7,000 targei figure. It is stated that several thousand enrolment I forms taken by individuals I from the various offices
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    62 5 phot*. Mr. and Mrs. Ibrahim bin Rambli who were married m Kui-hing, Sarawak, recently. Mr. Ibrahim is the younger son of Mr. Rambli of Singapore. MISS ETHEL WEED (right) former SOAP oUteial who f»r six years dealt with problems of Japanese women, kk m Singapore «a a two-week visit. She
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    $6,000 Haul
    91 5 PENANG, Fri. A robbery and a burglary occurred here last night. A case of attempted burglary was also reported. Police arrested three Cfeine.se ■ha Bank Lane ofl Luve Lane early this morning. They had housebreaking instruments m their possession. A Malay sleeping m Kapitan Kling. a mosque m
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    Sweeper Kept Another's Card
    57 5 A ROAD SWEEPER, Vadevellu s o Govindan, pleaded guilty m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday to charges of failing to produce, an identity card to a policje officer and failing to deliver another person's identity card to the registration authorities, when he found it. Vadevellu
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    18 Cards On Dead Red
    106 5 1 8 Cards On Dead Red I IPOH. Fri. Eighteen stolen identity cards were recovered from the body of a dead bandit. who fell to a Police ambush m the Koala Kangsar area yesterday afternoon. The bandit was a Chinese and from his person was also i toiyid some ammunition
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    St. John Flag Day
    68 5 MRS. D. W. G. Faris, the Lady District Superintendent of the St. John Ambulance Brigade m a talk over Radio Malaya last night appealed for funds which were needed to equip the Brigade. Today, is St. John Flag Day. and during the 'Appeal Week" from May
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    Freast Uf St. Joseph
    48 5 Freast Uf St. Joseph TWO Singapore Roman Catholic- Churches celebrate the solemnity of the feast of St. Joseph tomorrow. They are SU Joseph's Church, Bukit Tlhah, and the Portuguese Mission Church of St. Joseph m Victoria Street. High Masses will be said at both churches at 8 a.m.
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    Brazilian Consul
    14 5 THE Honorary Vice-Consul of Brazil m Singapore is Mr. Ernest Davenport Smith.
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    41 5 A group picture taken of tin- Bagan JermaJ Home Guards after -•> of tbeiH had !><•» n pryMSited uith National Servirr Badges r^ccnllv by Brigadier W. H. Bordaae, Hit* Assistant Cpmnussioner lor i.\\\\ Dvicuvv, Northern Hi\ision. Seated sixth from left is Hri^ailirr Bordass.
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    Councillors To Buy Land
    206 5 Standard Stafl GMrrespondeat PENAWG, Fri. Thr Municipality of Georgetown I- now negotiating for the purchase of a 12 to f:\ a< rr piece of land m Free School Koad area for the luiiMinof more houses. This land could only be purchased il Government approves. Municipal Councillors,
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    TO AID FUND
    44 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Fri. Under the auspices of the Kuala Kangsar Branch of the U.M.N.O. the Empire Cinema management will screen the Malay film "Gadis Dosa'" between 7 and 9 p.m. this Sunday, m aid of the U.M.N.O. Higher Studies Scholarship Fund.
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    25 HONOURED
    29 5 PENANG, Fri.— Twenty-five Home Guards of To!ok Bahans were presented with National Services Badges by the AssistI ant Commissioner Cor Civil Defence Brigadier \V. H Bordass yesterday
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    3 Specials Face Assault Charge
    236 5 Standard StaH <om IPOH. Fri. Three Special ConHlable*. Osman liin Vli (23) Ahmad bin Mai Din (20) and Kandi Imi Awanjr Ahmad (22) uere hrou^hl helore hr \r>li;id m ihe Magistrate's o;irl toda\ on a «har»«- of a«saul|. m«: their superior officer. l»oli«-e < on^ialili-
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    GHANI APPEALS TO LADY TEMPLER
    191 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Charging the Federation Government with discrimination In the matter of resettling Malays and Chinese, Inche Ha.shim Ghani, President of the Peninsula Malays" Union. m a statement to the press appealed to Lady Templer to work for the people of
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    Mr. MacG Praises The Co-ops
    170 5 K\ vr. Fri l>- p 1 Co-opera! m Mi laya In a 1 I the i Qfficers >■. Lumpur yes! .said p i which d from the Bri! < mic lift that the present balance lie I be eve thai voui m (real part m
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      Village Charter
      856 6 IT needed the Emergency to bring home to the people of this country that the political and economic future of Malaya could not be shaped wholly m terms of the interests and ambitions of jtt>e urban population. It is only now that we are realizing that the affairs
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    9 6 "Certainly not! I neither borrow nor lend!"
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    These Journeys Aren't Really Necessary
    478 6  - These Journeys Aren't Really Necessary RIMAU Speaking For Myself By SINGAPORE and the Federation of Malaya, despite oil their drawbacks, are m many ways pretty pleasant places compared with, say, Austerityridden Britain. Provided you have the money, it is possible to live a life of repletion and relative contentment. It
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    Armchair View Of An Atomic Explosion
    884 6  - Armchair View Of An Atomic Explosion Alastair Buchan twwwwwwwwww ttiuvvwwvvvvvvvvvvvwwiwi. Then Thisl by WASHINGTON. T SAT m an armchair recently and watched an atom bomb explode, two thousand miles away from here, among the scrubby wastes of the Nevada desert. I have neither second sight nor a magic armchair from
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      RACIALISM: The Social Myth That Threatens World Peace
      728 6 Sir; It is a happy augury to find men m authority m this country c'jnouncing racial prejudice. This is a move m the right direction. It is the key to a world-ethic which can provide the moral basis for a society m
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      Federation Students Should Be Grateful
      338 6 i Sir:—I cannot help saying > a few words after reading 1 the article "The Teachers' 1 Training College: A Plea." 1 by 'A Parent' m your column. Since my son too is m The Teachers' Train- ing College. but taking a different course. I
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      MALICIOUS EX-LABOUR
      88 6 Sir; —As one who was present at the Annual Conference of the Labour Party which was, m fact, a stagemanagement, I heartily endorse the two letters by "T.J." and "V.R." "Ex-Labour" should have ascertained his facts before making such a malicious attack on Indians. I would like, however,
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      M. I. C. Helped Cattle Owners Of Tg. Malim
      204 6 Sir; The letter of the General Secretary of the M.I.C. is not very informative. The Food situation m Tanjong Malim was difficult and children were without miljc. The Chinese and Malays gave money, food and milk to their people and the
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    Review of Views
    169 6 Review of Views Tobacoo Duty AN unfortunate development is now taking place, said Utusan Melayu. The government of the Federation has now prohibited the import of tobacco into the Federation except by licence with the result that a big quantity of tobacco which has arrived from South Africa for the
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    TOKYO RIOTS: 'TEST OF STRENGTH'
    286 7 Wash. Sees Jap Reds Trying Out New Govt. >OION, May 2 (AP) United States Congressmen pa..! lose attention Japan's May Day riots to see if they herald«,l a «r,nnner test of strength between the newly-lreed Japanese Government and the Communists. Rep. John Vorys, Oh i
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    Jap Secret Report Predicts Red Rising
    81 7 LOS AXGELES. May 2 (UP) A confidential Japanese intelligence report m 1945 predicted that Japanese Communists would stage a violent antiAmerican campaign m an effort t>> set up a Red government Professor Swearin^den. visiting Lecturer on Internationa] Relations at the University of Southern California.
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    Govt. Wins Another Round In Legal Fight
    272 7 US STEEL STRIKE WASHINGTON, May 2, (UP)._Thc Governn,,,,, wea anothrr round vtMtnlay m its court battle over the m«« I imltiMrv niim« and hinted it may make a price nmtxmfam In the companies m an effort to end the steel Mr ike. 7
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    'Dress Rehearsal For Revolution'
    67 7 'Dress Rehearsal For Revolution' TOKYO, May 2, (UP) The American Socialist lead- er. Mr. Norman Thomas, whose main address to the Tokyo May Day rally was blocked by the Communist seizure of the speaker's stand termed the riots that followed as "a minor dress rehearsal for revolution." "I have been
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    Churchill May Delay Steel Bill
    170 7 LOXDOX. May 2 .ReuterV Prime Minister Winston Churchill may postpone handing back the state-run iron and steel industry to private owners it was reported m political quarters yesterday. Long and bitter Labour opposition to the budget bill has disrupted the legislative programme and the Government
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    Stalin Dared To Send Own Staff To Korea
    95 7 x enged Premiei Stalin ste send a group oi <■ a si iff* 1 to ye IOO.OOQ Communisl I s in Korea ng me i« ie I as and other r BRcials free 1 i b; f convince the Red> lo not
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    Ceylon Indians Told: Impossible To Act
    270 7 COLOMBO, May 2. (Renter). The Ceylon Prem.er Mr. Dudley Seiianaw.ke. said yesterday that i. was legally and constitutionally impossible i<> summon the dissolved parliament for the restoration of franchise lor nationals ot Indian origin. It was stated Wednesday tun ueyion would be unable j
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    UK Rejects Protest Of Persian Govt.
    237 7 LONDON, May 2 (Renter)— Britain yesterday rejected a Persian claim to the island of Bahrein on the Persian Gulf l and a Persian protest against 1 the recent visit of the Foreign Office legal adviser to the Sheikdoms on the Persian Gulf. Th e
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    Red Scientists 'Surprised' At Wu's Scepticism
    100 7 Red Scientists 'Surprised At Wu 's Scepticism HONGKONG. May 1 (UP)— The New China News Agency reported today that five leading Chine.se scientists m Peking have asked Dr. Wu Lien-teh. plague exoert now living m Ipoh, Perak, to deny or retract his refutation of Communist charges of United Slates germ
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    Oatis In Good Health
    175 7 WASHINGTON. May 2. (UP)— State Department spokesman Lincoln White announced yesterday that Ambassador Ellis Briggs conferred with American correspondent William Oatis at the Prague police headquarters on Wednesday and found him m good health It was the first lime that an American had talked with Oatis
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    McMahon To Run
    32 7 NEW YORK, Wny 2 'API Senator Brien McMahon, Conjecticut. Chairman of N e Senatelouse Atomic Energy Committee ?hursday announced that he is candidate for the Democrat I (residential nomination.
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    Strong Asian African-S. American Bloc Seen
    278 7 UNITED NATIONS. May 2 (AP> The numerically-powerful Asian-African and Latin American countries m the United Nations took first steps yesterday toward what some clologates believe may be a bloc that could dominate the >• ■■>- nation General Assembly i i same issues. At total
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    82 7 photo. The 164 th and final session of the Allied Council for Japan was held April 23, m the Meiji Building m Tokyo. Attending the meeting were Ambassador W. R. Hodgson, (extreme left foreground), representing the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and India; Niles Bond (third from left foreground) representing
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    A-Bomb Explodes Over US Marines
    192 7 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, May 2, (Reuier) An atom bomb exploded over the Nevada desert yesterday 7.000 yard* from 2,150 Marines crouching m foxholes. The bomb, reported to be •'medium sized," was dropped from an Air Force plane. The flash was seen in' Las Vegas. 75
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    Talks To Settle 'Med.' Command
    179 7 LONDON, May 2 (Reuter)— Naval chiefs of the United States and Britain will meet here on Monday m a further attempt to thrash out the problem of the top NATO Naval Command m the Mediterranean, it was announced here yesterday. Admiral William Fecheteler. United States
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    Ike Leads Taft
    59 7 WASHINGTON. M a y 2 <UP>— General Dwight Eisenhower toi day forged ahead of Senator Robert Taft m the race for pledged delegates to the Republican national convention m July. Missouri chose six delegates pledged to Eisenhower which, together with late reports from other states, gave the
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    UK Bill For Damages
    47 7 CAIRO. May 2. (AP)— Britain Thursday asked Egypt lor £1,500,000 damages for British property destroyed m the January 2(J "black Saturday"' riots, officials said. The bill was presented to Foreign Minister Mohamed Abdel Khalek Hassouna Pasha by the British minister. Mr. H.J. Creswell.
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    House Passes Tory Health Bill
    79 7 LONDON, May 2 <UP»— The Hou.se of Commons gave its final approval to a Conservative-sponsored health bill designed to charge Britons /or certain health services they now are receiving free. Th e vote on !he bill lich had posed a serious threal to the Churchill
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    Quiet May Day In Most Of World Capitals
    254 7 Quiet May Day In Most Of World Capitals LONDON, May 2, (Renter).— With tin- rxoption of violence m Tokyo, Berlin. Macao and Ailmii*. ih« traditional May Day celebration* y<*»t<»rday pa*«<-ct eff peaceably m most of the world's capitals. HONGKONG: Right and Leftwing Chinese trade unionists -rr^rr r.— dashed at Macao.
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    Attlee Calls For Toleration
    115 7 LONDON. May I (Keuter) Mr. Clement Attlee. form er Labour Party Premier m a May Day broadcast to "the peoples beyond the Iron Curtain" yesterday railed for toleration and mutual understanding as the way to peace. "Because of their lark of toleration, we m the VVVst
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    Plane Found: No Sign Of Survivors
    96 7 Plane Found: No Sign Of Survivors BELEM. Brazil Mas I 'UP' The broken and fire-blackened wreckage <>' crartiei Pan American Airway* g1 ato« i sei mis-smt: for two day^ th 50 pi sons aboard was found yesterday scattered over a Brazilian jungle hillside. There WM BO sign of life, a
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    TWO TAIPEI SHIPS BRING SUGAR
    160 8 TWO TAIPEI SHIPS BRING SUGAR Agreement With Spore, Federation Standard Shipping Reporter FORERUNNERS of the new China Merchants Steam Navigation Company v service between Taipei and Singapore two freighters, the Hai Chien and Ha. Fe. have arrived with full loads of Formosan sugar for the Singapore and Federation Governments. The
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    43 8 pnoio. Pictured here is Mr. Alan Murray-Jones. ManagingDi rector of the De Havilland Aircraft Company of Australia Besides company business, he is going to have discussions of a "secret" nature with the parent company officials. Mr. Murray-Jones is accompanied by his wife. Standard
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    Pilgrim Ship Runs Short Of Water
    123 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE Jeddah-bound *l«i|>. Prosper, carrying 668 Thai pilgrims from Bangkok, broke journey at Sn»apore yesterday, when ihe water supply on board ran (Hit. The present spell of hot weather and the increased usage of water necessitated i the ship calling at
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      55 8 Despatches TODAY: Tanjong Pinang 7 a.m. by Lawu, Djambi 7 a.m. by iridragiri, Kuala Trengganu (parcels only) 8 a.m. by Rawang, Palembang 3 a.m. by Landak, Sibu 8 a.m. by Angby, Sii iwak (except Miri) 9 a.m. by Kelantan, Djakarta noon by Baud, [ndo-China noon by B mi. Burma and
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    73 9 phuto.s Seen at a dinner siven to Mr. F. A. W. Handley. the Managing Director of Dunlop Robber Company who will be leaving: on tbe Chusan on retirement, are (from left): Mr. Lee Guan Kai, Mr. Handley, Mr. Koh Jiak Seng and Mr. R. Johnson, who succeeds Mr. Ilaudlcy. BELOW:
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    End Of Subsidy On Synthetic Soon Is Unlikely
    504 9 End Of Subsidy On Synthetic Soon Is Un likely Brown's Review Says: WELCOMING the United States decision removing control on the consumption of natural rubber. Brown's Malayan Economic Review says rrict the straight-out; tight between the synthetic and natural product will come eventually, possibly only when the threat of Communist
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    Share Prices Are Well Maintained
    47 9 Share Prices Are Well Maintained Standard Market ReportM j>Oߣ Fr. Furflwi the iiW pn< c i aper.. enthu- yan ire I v d a j H intaraec ere:— BrickJ 5 cd tit 95 22 30 23-96 xall i > KI BRFK l.lfl i d 1.15 1 1.35 LIT
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    US May Ration Oil Consumption
    58 9 2 \TP) ■te I the 5t ike product. >n a by 30 Der cent. mi 1 en j I< it si ■-> aviai j i isantthe 1 d fpate v. rkers m > m i so Ear, obeying d bare noi cc sed > interfei
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    Thai Rice For Korea
    13 9 THAILAND yesterday allocation •«n ol ::c c tv South
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    UK Trade Down But Exports Reviving
    278 9 HONGKONG. May 2 (Reuter-AAP).— Trade m aiiain ntwwed a sharp decline reaching tin* lowest Irrel sinre Jane 1950! i Marrh trade fignres a dtH'line of 32.3 per cent, compared with last y ear's monthly average. i r^ nrin Figures released by the De- Dartment
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    No Change In UK Rubber Policy
    221 9 LONDON, May 2 (Reuter): The Government has given a requested cotegoricol assurance that there has been no change m Britain's rubber policy stipulating that exports to Russia shall be scaled to Russia's estimated normal civilian requirements. Asking yesterday ur the y guarantee Mr. John
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    Proposal To UN For New World Financing Body
    139 9 WASHINGTON. May 2 <AFP> —The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development has handed to U.X. SecretaryGenera] Trygye Lie a 31 -page repori proposing the creation o; a world financing organisation with a view to favouring private investment m under-developed countriesAccording to the
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    Johan Tin Dredging
    29 9 .TOIIAN Tin Dredging. Ltd. report that, owing to the rroance of special security measures m the area of the property, no mining operations are yet possible.
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    Anglo-Oriental Group Mines May Merge
    66 9 SEVERAL tin mining companies operating: m Malaya may soon amalgamate into one large company. These companies are under the general management of AngloOriental (Malaya) Ltd. The amalgamation would result In more economical and more efficient management and permit large-scale operation schemes to he undertaken with
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    46 9 The Deputy Big* Commissioner, Mr. D. O. McGiWvray, wh« visited Tanjong Karang this week to see for himself the progress of agricultural development m one of Malaya* leading granaries, is seen inspecting the engine room of the Tanjong Karang co-operative irict mill— Dept of Information photo.
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    RI POLICY CHANGE COMING
    721 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN More Liberal Attitude To Investments By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, May 2:— The Indonesian Government hopes to announce soon its official attitude towards foreign investment capital. A number of high officials are working on a top policy statement m this respect. The feeling
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    Rubber Declines Five Cents In One Week
    325 9 Standard Market Reporter RUBBER prices m Singapore dropped five cents per Ib. during the week after holding steady at around the $1.10 per Ib. level tor some months. Deserving this, Lewis I and Peat (Singapore rub- I ber brokers) state thai Malayan shipments
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    ColomhoPlan Is A Going Concern Now
    185 9 THE Colombo P m report was introduced lo a press conference m Loodon by Lord Reading. Under-Secretary oi State for Foreign Affairs, "with genuine ociicf m and enthusi ton far the! possibilities of the s ibeme." Ke added, "the report tells a story of
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    Straits Traders Dividends
    85 9 THE Straits Trading Compnnv. L'd.. propo.se> a dividend of SI 56 pt-r'sl stock tnrit m respect ol the year ended Dec 31, 195 L The directors jiiso announce an interim dividend of 50 oeati a share on account of the current year. Both dividends will be pnid
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 9 HONGKONG. May 2— Special Standard Senrfae Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange ttxlay were HKJ15.96 to £1 Sterling; HKs»i 535 to US$l: HK51.823 to Malayan $t HKS'J.3OS to one Indonesian Rjpiah; Cold 11K5u!57.575 to one tael.
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    Three S'pore Delegates
    63 9 Standard Hatfcei Reporter MR F. J Kendo of Harrisons and Crosfield (Malay a) Ltd., and Wr. 1. C Salmond of Maclaine. WTatsoa and Co. (Malaya) Ltd, ivill represent tiie Singapore Chamber o; Commerce Rubber Association International i rTOlip < «i. 'ana iii Ar. Lee Kong < R
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      108 9 UuteNt Singapore rubatl prices (per Ib.) yes- lontoj were. Buyers Sellers No 1 Spot Loose 51.06 Sl.lMii I 15 m bales May No. 1 R.S.S. $1,053 51.055 No. 2 R.S.S. $1.03 51.031 No 3 R.S.S. .W? Sl. Oil Tone: Irregular. LONDON RI'RRKR Friday's opening prices pet lb. were: June SNA
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    The CINEMA, the THEATRE And The ARTS A SOECIAL SATURDAY FEATURE
    11 10 The CINEMA, the THEATRE And The ARTS A SOECIAL SATURDAY FEATURE
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    Italy's Bid For Film Fame
    1339 10 ITALY. Italy, apart from 1 being the land of sunshine, historical monuments, art galleries and spaghetti, is making a determined bid to become the leading film producing country m the world today. Her aims appear to be to produce the finest quality pictures as near
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      394 10 NOW ON SALE -MAY "FILMALAYA" ai lln I iln\ and N< v Alhambra. <~jf\ DEBBIE REYNOLDS he ABA DABA' girl V(X WILL SING AND b^..f^ DANCE HER WAY &m^ INTO YOUR HEART I TECHNICOLOR wM MISMAL W SINGIN'INTHE W RAIN' co-sUurring (.tm* Donalil KELLY O'CONNOR 5 TIMES DAILY B II
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      111 10 3 Shows 3. 6.15 9.15 p.m. 20th Century Fox Most Wonderful Musical Show! "On The Riviera" Starring Dannv Gene Corinne KAYE *TIERNEY *CALVET COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR Tomorrow At 11.00 A.M Warner Bros "APPOINTMENT IN TOKYO" ROYAL 3.00 7.30 p.m "THAI LLLAM" (Tamil) Rex Johore Bahru Now Showing 3.00 8.00 p.m
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      259 10 I^^'^*^^^N^N^^^ I nnffMlßk TB si 5 Spanish Proverb and personal matters. oideruTke i YOUR BIRTHDATE AND BIRTHSIGN ftS^faS f to May Taurus) txeit talents or enjoy "frpp ■me- for the indulgence of ventures after lunch time P B P M f^,.' J l June 2 < Gemini Be around home
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    Blunders cost Selangor Match With Gymkhana
    600 11 Blunders cost Selangor Match With Gymkhana KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Aryan Gymkhana heat Selanpor 2-0 today md were very fortunate to do >o. Ihe two jsoals, scored m Ihe ai*t seven minutes, were f:oaU an«l, on the run of play ami general »erformance, a <Iraw would have he en the fairer
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    Three A's Find Form With Ten
    355 11 Three A 's Find Form With Ten WHAT THEY could not accomplish with eleven players Amateur Athletic Association did with ten when they met Pulau Brani United and won 2-1 m a *A* A Division 1 match at the Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Trailing 1-0 up to the last ei^ht
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    VITHOOL, KEE CHAN DRAW
    375 11 MM KEE CHAN'S run of victories by the short route was brought to an end last n^ht at the Happy World when he met his match m Thep Vithool, boxer brother of Siamese battler Sum Pong. Vithool held Kee Chan to a draw after ten rounds
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    Services League
    355 11 FOLLOWING are the April 15 league tables of the Singapore Base District JFootbali Associai •.:<>n's 1952 competitions. DIVISION ONE P W L D For Against SLR 4 2 19 8 8 :;0 Bu. RAOC 5 3—2 15 9 8 Dist Bigs. Regt 7 3 3 1 9 12
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    ATHENIANS PLAY HERE ON MAY 17
    112 11 SINGAPORE Amateur Footj ball Association announced the following dates for \ho Athenian Football League's visit to Singapore: MAY IT: Athenian vs. Combined XI Singapore). MAY 18: Athenian vs. Singapore Sino -Malays. MAY ?0: Athenian vs. Singapore. The last match against Singapore will be lilmcd.
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    Deaf, Dumb Athlete Wins
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    GUINEAS RESULT
    78 11 NEWMARKET, May I: < R<< u ter) Sir Malcolm MeAlpine's £abara. heavily backed second favourite at 7—l. won the l.mio Guineas, the first fillies classic run over a mile here today. This chestnut filly, by Per- i sian Gulf ridden by Ken GetJ"°. beat the warm favourite the
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    Perak Experiments In Cup Tie Today
    498 11  -  LEONG HEW MENG By II OH. Fri. Last year's beaten finalists m the Malaya Cup soccer competition Perak will make their bow m this > ear's competition when they meet Pahan«s on the Ipoh Chinese Assembly Hall ground today. Attention will no doubt lw
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    Thomas Cup Trial Today
    184 11 AFTER neanv two weeks ol strenuous training m Singapore. Malaya's Thomas Cup probables leit tor Kuala Lumpur yesterday i for tne second Thomas Cup trial. The trial will be a test of form. j Wong Peng Soon and Ong Poh I Lim will have their usual
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    Rover Teams Fight A Draw
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    Malacca Stresses Defence
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    Will The 'Geordies' Win It?
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      521 11 NOTICE CHANGE OF ADDRESS PLEASE note that with effect from Ist May 1952 the address of Shannon Systems leency will be 18 Laid law c ling SINGAPORE Teier o 2V221 CLAIMANTS TO ESTATE OF P.T. DALY DECEASED 2.1.45 A\ r L anyOM having claim to W the estate of the
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      651 11 DEATH j\TR. F. Punniasingham x Joseph, aged 67, passed away peacefully at the General Hospital, Singapore. He leaves behind his wife, three sons, one daughter, three daughters-in-law and eight grandchildren to mourn him. Funeral takes place today at 4 30 p m. from 358-A Duncarn Road to the Crematoruim. UPcountry
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      142 11 v-^i B^l^r i\! \'i ill MM. Id V^HHV^BBMfIH||R|H 3■» »,..'!i :m« m miitm i• i «>i I !i<« l'-i. H s .varnal it.i Na/ir m •ANOKIII I)\Sl\\ j^KKfj' "A NIGHT WITH THE STARS" ni wif Starring Vir&is Rajkapmx "^B^' Premnath Motilal li^B/« "'-^T 's£kT* Kishore Sahu Sitar.i M?^Bk Wena Begum
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    STEELTRAP IS BEST IN MAIN RACE TODAY
    1902 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By TWELFTH OF AUGUST OR STEELTRAP? This is a moot point Whirh racegoers will endeavour lo resolve m the main Class Thiifc Division one event over seven furlongs to be derided this afternoon, the opening day of the Penang Turf Club's
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