Singapore Standard, 2 April 1953

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    12 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD *t 3H jt SINGAPQBE, THLRSDAY, APRIL 2, 1953. TWELVE PAGES.
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    The House Of Death
    25 1 b is hoen I killin a EUI was I <<ndon arrest appe irtd is ordered t:ir a ..iteior here A.P. and.
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    CUCKOO GOT HIM THE BIRD
    14 1 \p).— koo, y In found blocks mi Dec v
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    UNION'S CHOICE- A LAWYER
    464 1 XL Man Wanted As Sole Arbitrator Standard Staff Reporter li THE si?5 i apore Post and Telecoms Workers Union fasf night named Mr. Yong Pung How an advocate and solicitor; m Kuala Lumpur, the sole arbitrator m its dispute with the^ colony Government. nkf r Y
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    34 DAYS ON A SHORELESS OCEAN & NOW HE'S HOME
    251 1 34 DAYS ON A SHORELESS OCEAN NOW HE'S HOME THE 7,1 51-ton British freighter Alendi Hill made port here yesterday and landed a passenger who was picked up m the middle of the Indian Ocean a week ago. Th€ pa>senge:. who gave his name as Tiira Ensio r a 24-year-old
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    TIN PRICE TAKES A $14 DIVE
    138 1 THE price of tin on the Singapore market took a stvep plunge yesterday, dropping by $14.12£ cents to 5452J per picul. Tin has maintained an uneventful course since the beginning of the year wrffh the price fluctuating within narrow limits around $470 per picul.
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    HUNGRY MILLION
    14 1 ABOt'T ■■<■••< peasants jre suffering from famine m it i >t China. AFP
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    SANDERSON BACK
    21 1 THE C -iC. Fjr East Air Force. A > A. C Sa.idersoT. returned to Singapore yesterday fi n if visit
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    BRITAIN HAILS PEACE MOVE
    282 1 LONDON. Apr. 1. (Reuter). --Mr Churchill the Prime Minister said today the British Government welcomed wnat seemed to be a desire py the Soviet Government to improve relations with the West He advised the House of Commons to see the result of tnis before taking a
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    Templer Line In Kenya War
    79 1 NAIROBI, Apr. 1: (Reuter) Operations against the Mau Mail terror here are to be >tepped up and patterned on those evolved by General Gerald Templer m Malaya, Brigadier John TweerJie, Commander of the British reinforcements of the 39th Brigade indicated here today. Army training booklets
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    NEW COMET LINE
    28 1 A BRITISH Overseas Airways Comet will open the world's longest jetliner route on Friday with a service linking London and Tokyo 10.200 miles apart. Reuter
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    Van Fleet Retires
    31 1 GENERAL James Vg;i Fleet. 61 -year-old former Commander of the Bth Army m Korea, retired yesterday after more than 37 years service with the United States Army. Reuter
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    Crowning Stamps
    22 1 THREE new stamps m commemoration of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth will »c issued m London on May 25.-— Reuter
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    NO PAPER
    30 1 THE Singapore Standard will not be published tomorrow, Good Friday, and its offices will be closed today. The next issue will be published on Saturday morning as usual.
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    TRIP TO FORMOSA
    20 1 UNITED STATES Secretary of Army Robert T. B. Stevens, will come to Formosa around Apr. 7.- Reuter
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    THREE POLICEMEN GET THE SACK
    105 1 A LANCE-CORPORAL and two constables have been dismissed from the Singapore Police Force m connexion with the escape of Wong Took j Kwong, leader of the Malayan Xommuniit Party", airong-ann squad In the Colony. The policemen were guards j of the lock-up ward, wne-e Wong
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    He Wants Templer In Kenya
    160 1 He Wants Templer In Kenya LONDON. Apr. I, (Rcutor) Undeterred by last week-: Mau Mau massacre of loyal Africans 25 miles from Nairobi, the British and Kenya Governments remain c'etermined to stamp out terrorism and restore peace Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. the Colonial Secretary, a-surod the House of Commons tonight. He
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    Queen's Thanks
    44 1 THE QL'EEN has thanked Sir Gerald Templer the Rulers i and the people of the Federation for their kind message of sympathy on the death of Queen Mary. The telegram was addressed to Sir Gerald by the Secretary of State for Colonies.
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    EASTER OFFER TO THE TERRORISTS
    178 1 Standard Staff Correspondent A TOUGH, determined "Surrender-for-Easter" campaign, the biggest move to win over disheartened terrorists ever attempted m any State or Settlement of the Federation, begins U v m Seiangor. "Operation Emidictum,"' as the campaign will be called, will go on for two weeks.
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    NAGA CHIEF MAKES A VOW
    67 1 SINGKALING, BURMA. Apr. 1. (Reuter)— A wild Naga chieftain berc ha 1 promised to pay compensation for a headhunting raid hv his men on a village on the Indian side of the frontier And yesterday he told Mr Xehru. the Prime Mini i >r, that
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    In The Red
    26 1 BRITAIN'S ba Bl c for 1952 yesterda} showc i surplus of C 88.000.000 on day to d.i.v spending tnd by the government. lb
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    New Payment System For Dance Girls
    161 2 DANCE HOSTESSES m Singapore have agreed to work on a percentage basis, earning 75 per cent Of their takings, Mr. Paul Carson, publicity manager of the Happy World Cabaret, told The Standard -rday. lie said the hostesses had rein sod to re-adopt the prewar
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    56 2 THE FLOWER MANTIS (hymenoptis roronalus) found by Mr. E. de Run of Ipoh. Mr. M. W. F. Tweedie, director of the Kaffirs Mnsmm and Library, told Mr. de Rub that he had seen only one living specimen which was seat to him from Perlis. "I should Mi it is definitely
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    PATTERN SERVICE
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    Tried To Strangle Wife — Court Told
    348 2 Tried To Strangle Wife Court Told WOMAN TEACHER GETS DIVORCE A SINGAPORE School teacher, claimed that she was spat upon, slapped and nearly strangled by her husband, was granted a decree nisi and the custody of her little daughter by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray Aynsley, m the High
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    CHINESE WOMEN DRESS THE BEST' SAYS AN EXPERT
    264 2 THE secret of the Malayan market for printed cotton is to cater for Chinese women, Mr. Herbert Schnee export manager tor a German firm of cotton and rayon manufacturers, told The Standard yesterday. He said Chinese women who shopped for textiles were
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    ILLEGAL SALE
    31 2 TAN KIE WEE who k>WI ten katis of pulot rice to a man who did not have a rice card was fined $80 m the -Tonore Police Court yesterday.
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    Chamber Insists On June 2
    93 2 T*~a£) U)u..i. orations Committee of me Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce last night turned down a Government request to postpone the 5i. 000,000 five-mile long procession from June 2 to June 3. At a special meeting, the Committee decided that unless the procession was held
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    FAMILIES FIND A CHAMPION
    111 2 Attap Dwellers THE Singapore Attap Dwellers* Association proposes to take up the case of more *han 600 families m the Alexandra/ Henderson Road area who face the prospect of eviction, *ays a statement by the Association yesterday. It will shortly carry out a survey of the
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    ROAD CLOSED
    55 2 A SPECIAL meeting of the Council of State of Selangor will be held m the Selangor Council Chamber on April. 16, at 10 a.m. The road m front of the Government Offices, Jal a n Raja, will be dosed to all traffic from 9.45 a.m. on that day
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    AIR ARRIVALS IN S'PORE
    193 2 AIR ARRIVALS IN S' PORE CAPTAIN G. U. CSCOTTY") ALLAN, assistant general manager of Qantas Empire Airways passed through Singapore by air yesterday from a visit to the Lockheed Aircraft plant at Birbank m tne United States. There he saw super Constellations under construction. Qantas will receive t iree Super
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    ASP Complained, Motorist Fined
    91 2 TAN TIAN WAH, a Singapore motorist, was fined $75 m the Second Traffic Court yesterday for dangerous driving. He was brought to court on a complaint lodged by ASP Mr. A. E. Minns. Mr. Minns said that as he was approaching the junction of Lavender Street
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    SEMI-NUDE SHOWS REFUSED PERMITS
    252 2 Police: 'Drop These Acts SINGAPORE POLICE up till yesterday had not renewed the licences of amusement park song and dance shows which include posing by semi The licences may not be renewed unless the semi-nude feature of such shows is removed. All three amusement parks are
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    Army Shows
    53 2 THE following military units m Singapore will be visited by the A.X.C. Mobile van for the rest of the week: TODAY Army Medical Supply Depot, "Ivanhoe;" Army Guard Dog Unit, 'lvanhoe." TOMORROW 3 Coy. RASC. Skudai. "Ivanhoe." SATURDAY:— 1/2 Gurkha Rifles. Slim Lines. Hindustani. SUNDAY:— NAAFI Cr.n'een. Selerang.
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    Jailed For Having Terrorist Papers
    177 2 SEAH HOR MOI was sentenced yesterday by the Singapore First District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tab, to one year's rigorous imprisonment for possession of terrorist documents entitled Freedom News", dated Sept. 15 and published by the Singapore Freedom Press. Corporal Mohd bin Osman. attached to
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    Mr. Aw Approves Orphanage Plans
    169 2 MR. AW BOON HAW, well-known philanthropist who recently returned to Hongkong:, has approved plans for a free school and orphanage for girls to be built m Shatin, Kowloon, by the Chi Hong Nunnery with funds donated by him. The plans will now be submitted to
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    FAQ Yet For Ipoh
    121 2 FAQ Yet For Ipoh Sir Thomas Dalling. Veterinary Officer of the U.N Food and Agricultural Organisation, who arrived m Singapore by air from Bangkok yesterday. The same day he flew to Iwoh to visit the Veterinary Research Institute. Sir Thomas was met at the airport by Mr. R. S. T.
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    One Month For Offering Bribe
    76 2 CHUA GUAN HUAT was sentenced to a month's simple imprisonment m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday for offering a $1C bribe to a police constable. The constable said that when he stopped Chua at the junction of Rochore Road and Jalan Kubor on Dec.
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    S'pore P.E.A. 1953 Officials
    65 2 THE People's Education Association, Singapore held their annual general meeting last night and elected the following as office-bearer*: President Dato C. J. Paglar, Vice Presidents Professor T. H. Silcock, Mr. K. H. Chan, Secretary Mr. B. G. Sahai, Treasurer Tan Thoo Yang; Committee Mrs. N Svasti.
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    EASTER TRAINS FULLY BOOKED
    33 3 EASTER TRAINS FULLY BOOKED lird stall importer 55 ■< ,s cording Railway, I year year*« bertha pur and been •ks. avellers ble I hey ob- i '.inn m m Or icy ted to lay
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    SECOND DUD $10 NOTE DISCOVERED
    115 3 ANOTHER counterfeit sin- palmed off m Singa- wday, the second timr ;:i three u;i\~. I te s€ -ona note was handed m al Maxwell Road I>. OiTl.-.* m payment for a p order ing serial nunv E *****9, v.\- tendered gether with I. other HO
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    BOYS' CLUB ANNIVERSARY
    60 3 PHE Sing; i ire Queen Street B >ys' Cub will celebrate the nth anniversary on Apr. 4 1 amme will Include exhibitions of table tennis, boxing, weight lifting, and body building, and judo. 1 exhibition matches will ►wed by a tea party at 7 p.m. and the
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    SCA PREPARES TO OPEN FISH STALL NEXT WEEK
    84 3 lard of 51 :iad the as the run the for ->• |o ahead with their i broadcast ''Fish News' 1 kisewivei o\-er Radio Malaya each morning, she said. N > application has yet been! to the Department of Broadcasting. This will be
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    For London
    74 3 THE Singapore Indonesian Trade Commissioner, Mr. Taher Ibrahim (left), and his assistant. Mr. R. M. S. Haditirto. will be leaving today by the Willem Ruys on transfer to Britain and Germany respectively. Mr. Ibrahim, who has been three years m the Colony, will be the Commercial Counsellor to
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    Cathedral Ceremony
    49 3 THE STAIIO.VS of the Cross, a religious ceremony observed by Roman Catholics during the season of Lent which precedes Easter, will be held on Good Friday at the Singapore Cathedral of the Good Shepherd at 3 pm. and not at 5.30 p.m as **as iisttaUj held before.
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    POLAROID GLASSES FOR AUDIENCE
    174 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE above diagram shows clearly how the first full length feature m 3-Dimen-sions, "Bwana I>evil." is able to produce its realistic effect. (A) Images are photographed from two different points of view, just as they are seen m nut tire. Each lens, focusing
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    SHARP INCREASE OF UNEMPLOYED
    128 3 TIILRh was a sharp increase m the number of unemployed people registered with the Singapore Labour Department's employment exchange last month compared with the previous month. More than 1,900 people sought the department's help m March, out of which I.HBO were men and 2.H were women.
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    Demand For Passion Play
    83 3 THE PASSION PLAY staged' at the Singapore St. Patrick's i School, has proved so popular: that another performance will be held at the same place at 4 p.m. on Good Friday. The organizer. Father Paul de Croiz told The Standard yesterday that to date, over 3.000
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    NAVAL UNITS FOR CORONATION
    43 3 EIGHT representatives will form the Malayan naval contingent, participating In the Coronation procession m London on June 2, it is officially announced. About 3.500 units of the Royal Navy. Royal Marines and Nursing and Women's Service? will take part.
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    Nursing Course For SJAB Men
    75 3 A ST. JOHN Ambulame Association training course m home nursing for enrolled members of the Singapore Hospital Reserves will commence an Apr. 14. A similar training course for the same group will be held at St. Jolin Ambulance Headquarters, Stamford Road. at 5.30 p.m. on
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    Mellersh At Chaangi
    64 3 The Commandant General of the R.A.F. Regiment, Air Vice-Marshal Sir Francis Mellersh, talking to Cpl. Zainal Abidin bin Abu Bakar. who is wearing the ceremonial dress m which he will parade at the Coronation 1.1 London on June 2. Sir Francis was inspecting: the R.A.F. Regiment (Malaya)
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    S'pore To See 3-D Movie Within A Month
    237 3 TRIALS PROVE SATISFACTORY Standard Staff Reporter f.W S NGAp ORE moviegoers will get their first glimpse of three-dimensional films within a month. CaD,^ni a TV, B S Organisation has already equipped rn£ re t0 show United Artists' full-length 3-D 2 u l
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    FOR JCI MEET
    71 3 MR. LIM SIEW POH, who left Singapore for Manila by Pan-American Airways yesterday to attend the Fifth National Congress of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce, and Third Asian Conference of the Junior Chamber International to be held from April 6 14. Mr. Lim is one of the
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    3rd Brother For UK Study
    88 3 MR. LEE SUAN YEW. youngest son of Mr. ;ind Mrs. Lee Chin Koon of O.'ey Road. Singapore, will leave the Colony by the Roma this week !to study medicine m Cam- bridge University. Mr. Lee is the younger brother of two Singapore lawyers, Messrs. Lee
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    Pastor Will Sing At Easter
    96 3 PASTOR Sonny Liv, known as the .singing evangelist, will sing at the Easier service of the Chinese Seventh D<y Adventist Church on Saturday. He will also sing at the Adventist's Church m Balestier Road the same evenIng. A Chinese American, 28--year-old Pastor Liv is brother-in-law
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    No Rush For This Stamp
    143 3 THERE will be no great rush among Singapore phi lists for the new stamp which the Indian Posts and T »!e--graphs Department will issuo to mark the centenary of the Indian railways, Mr. 11. O. Rodyk. secretary of the Stamp Club, told The Standard yesterday.
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    Rice Ration
    48 3 MALACCA. Wed. Tha Malacca rice ration for the period from Mar. .'JO to Apr. 12 is 50 per cent high grade S:;mi 810 per rent at 39 rents per katty and 50 per cent medium grade Siam D 20 per cent at :*0 cents per katty.
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    English Version Of The Malay Annals
    214 3 THE /-irrent number of the Journal of the Malayan branch of the Royal Asiatic Society is devoted to a translation of the Malay Annals from Raffles MS 18, specially prepared for the society by C. C. Browne. The Malay Annals is the most famous
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    54 4 MALAYAN BORN Mr Leonard Manasseh. (above), a London architect, arrived m Sinsapore by air yesterday on a two- week visit. He was awarded Festival of Britain prize for his design of ■4 restaurant. Mr. Manasseh was met at the airport by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A S. Manas M»h
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    Guilty Man To Undergo Observation
    124 4 Guilty Man To Undergo Observation KUAI.A LUMPUR, Wed.— i President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court. Mr. C. Adams, today ordered M. Kalimuthu (23) to be sent 1o the Tanjong Rambutan Mental Hospital for observation for one month. Kalimuthu pleaded guilty to Iheft of 44 axle brasses valued at si.
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    30 4 Four Federation volunteers who uilJ witness the t-oronation are: TOP: Lieut, (hang Ah Ke c and Cpl. Victor J. Dorai. BELOW: Sstv Ismail bin Ahmad and A. .1. I>. Kozario.
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    'Wife Took The Rent,' Man Claims
    111 4 GOH HWAY YAM. told The Sixth Police Court Magistrate yesterday that although he was the chief tenant of a house hil wife collected the rent from the sub-tenants. "So. where Kg the money for me to pay her?" he asked the Magistrate. Goh was
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    Johore Replanting
    51 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Fed. The register of applications for grants for the replanting of smallholdings from .lohore will close on Apr. Ml Application should bg fT'od m on the prescribed forms and sent to Mr. R, J. Denn?U. State Replanting Officer. of the Rubber Industry (Repl inting) Board. Batu
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    TRUST CASE: 4 KUANTAN MERCHANTS REMANDED
    146 4 1 KUANTAN, Wed.— Four Kuan tan merchants were ordered to be remanded for a week following their appearance m the Circuit Court on charges of abetting a bank clerk, Teh Ban Juan, m committing criminal breach of trust of large sums of money. Inspector
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    A Report On The Malays
    107 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Wed. An interim report on the part Malays can play m the economic life of the country will be prepared, the special committee appointed by the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer and the Malay Ruler?, announced after a two-day session,
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    Asks Remand In Prison
    101 4 PENAXG, Wed. Charged with an unnatural ofTence against a juvenile at an hotei m Transfer Road about 3.30 p.m. yesterday, Mohamed bin Yusoff claimed trial before Lt. Col. J.F.H. Weston m the First Magistrate's Court today. After the charge had been explained to him, Mohamed asked
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    Clerk Who Faked A Robbery Jailed
    125 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— A Chinese clerk was sentenced to 27 months' rigorous imprisonment m the Magistrate's Court, Johore Bahru, for criminal breach of trust and for making a false statement to the police. was alleged by Chief Inspector Mohamed Shah, prosecution, that the clerk,
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    BUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    35 4 LONDON A^T*?" if**" C«f«p«rt«it LONDON RUBBER Jf* f 20H. 20M. W/M^ 20 Jd. A#«l c.i.f. 2014 LONDON TIN Spot £920 per to* £925 wHen. Siitilimmm £920 a lei AHemuwi; 15 fom%.
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    SO OLD HE DIDN'T KNOW HIS AGE
    88 4 CHARGED before Mr. D. H. Chapman m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday with road obstruction, an old man with flowing white beard, pleaded guilty and added: "What else cam I say?" The nuui. Abdul Maud, admitted thaw he had been brought to
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    Farewell
    22 4 COL. A. E. YOUNG, retiring Commissioner of Police, Federation giving his laM press conference m his office m Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
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    MAN GRABS OWN BABY, STARTS ROW
    196 4 AN UPROAR was caused m the Singapore Criminal District Court yesterday when a Chinese snatched a baby from the arms of an old woman and ran down the stairs. r— :~rr~r r~_ He was Lim Cheo Niah. who was charged m the Sixth Police
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    Union Denies Strike Threat
    101 4 THE Singapore Government j and City Council Labour Union yesterday denied a report that a "final decision on a possible strike would be made a* the j union's delegate's conference OQ April 11." Secretary of the union. Mr. R. K. Palaiyan, said: "We have never thought
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    Super Tanker For Stanvac
    89 4 THE Singapore office of the Standard Vacuum Oil Company yesterday announced the launching m Japan of the second of the Company's new 26,500 ton "super class" tankers. Launched at Nagasaki she was christened "Stanvac South Africa" by Mrs. C. B. Marshall wife of a Stanvac director
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    2 Little Girls Ran In And Out
    138 4 TWO little Rirls ran m and out of the witness box m the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday while their parents fought a maintenance issue. Their mother, Marjorie Koh. tl.i lined maintenance from their father, Kens; Kuan Yon?. The magistrate, Mr. K. B.
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    Hospital Men's Third Meeting
    81 4 FIVE representatives of the Singapore Mental Hospital Uniformed Statf Union, rflet representatives of the Government yesterday m an attempt to settle the union's claims. This is their third meeting ?ince the workers at the Woodbridge Hospital called off a sixday strike m February. Government representatives told
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    School Children's Works Exhibition
    49 4 THE EXHIBITION of selected works by school children m Australia, England and Singapore was opened yesterday by Mr R. E. Ince. Deputy Director of Education. The exhibition will be opened to the public from today until Sunday Apr. 12 from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m
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    Boy's Story Of A Fake 'Tec
    183 4 PENANG, Wed -A 15 yearold boy Neoh Poh cC£ today told the Penang First Magistrate. Lt/Col J F H weston, that h e collected $10 J°J? a S rou P of gamblers with whom he had been pariSf?? 1 i" game of blankaj- and
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    TRIAD CASE WILL BE BARRED To THE PUBLIC
    361 4 TRIAD CASE WILL BE BARRED To THE PUBLIC KUALA LUMPUR, Wed-r armed constables, 30 Chinese w b '5 today with attending a triad < n C c Sm bail to the accused: 1. His knowledge of Anc p society) activities m PeraU m 194: £2 2. Cases appearing before hi,
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    $4,000 Bail Allowed In Trust Case
    100 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Low Fong Kee (42) a clerk employed >n the local branch of the Alliance Engineering and Company. «rai produced today before the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court, Mr. J. G. Adams, on three charges of committing criminal breach of
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    RIDA Helps To Buy Tractors
    54 4 PENANG. Wed—The Rural and Industrial Development Authority has approved a loan of $4.:Jr>o to the Mechanical Farming Syr.d.rate. Tasek Glugor, for the purchase of a tractor. RIDA tiM a <o approved the purchase of a second tractor by the Settlement Development Board for hire to
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    Boy(ll) Saw Parents Murdered By Reds
    349 4 Xl ALA LIMPUR, Wed— ln the new village of Kebuti Bharu. Johore, 18 miles from terrorist -infested Segamat, lives an 11-year-old boy, Puah Rang Swee, who, m a few minutes, was made an orphan by brutal bandits one morning last month. Puah as was
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    Fed. Drive For Chinese Police
    79 4 A RECRUITING drive for Chinese Police will be held m Selangor tkla month. The recruiting team's itinerary will be as follows: April 13: 9 a.m. Chinese Assembly Hall, Kuala Lumpur; 14: 9.30 .m. M.C.A. SubBranch Office. Kuala Kubu Bharu. 2.30 p.m. M.OA SubBranch Office Rawang;
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    $500 BAIL IN OUTRAGE CASE
    50 4 KHAN MIR claimed trial m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday to a charge of entering University of Malaya quarters with intent to outrage the modesty of ft woman. Kasmiyate binte Suab on Monday at 2 p.m. Bail of $5(»0 wai allowed until April 2».
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    Discussion On 'life'
    26 4 THE Singapore Lodge Theo-sophic-al Society'? discussion on "Life" today wi!] be led l»\ Mr. V. Rajagopa'. ai ti -v t> »»>• m Cairnhili Road.
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    2 More Bandits Give Up
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    85 4 Boy Gives Prize Money To Orphans CHR Road, S S5 pi "Speakii 1 has don destitute Duxton Chris" haven't the tinw to to claim t reading m T c Stai the fo v orphan he very !>.V The Standard S3 from Mr. S. K. Y< i other former the X
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    52 5 IK. wea I Government c eomtrue- TrainI to t:.,in ng oic ii present tea :kts to I for train.cy will be I Teacners tininc scheme '56. an spokesi m Pen an g teachcn a I* will ulti-i a year. has a Training ll plan- training
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    78 5 PENANG. Wed The Art Council of Penang and Province Wellesley has announced that a recital by Mr. Louis Kentner. world famous pianist, will take place at the Primary Wellesley School Hall, Northam Road, on Friday, April 17. at 9p.m. The programme ■rfll include works by
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    48 5 THE High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer (second, left) talkie to Kuala L«m p v r Municipal Council Chambers <m Tuesday. Gen Templer was on a ▼Hit to meet the Oouncillon informally. Seated beside Gen. Tempier is Mr. A. D. York, th e Municipal President
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    211 5 ap P eal for funds to carry out the programme has be- n launched by the commit^ m tions 86 the town<s celebra Public bodies have been asked to K ne as much money a\ possible. The Federal clo?er nient
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    84 5 KLANG. Wed. Gainin X rntry tbr<iu;h a back door a thief got away with a 54.0K1 haul of jewels and cash from a hoii.se m .lalan Ka>a West early on Monday m.v iiiir; Awvkrnrd b> the sound of rrrrpins fm»tstrp s «mh of
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    140 5 JOH ORE BAHRU. Wed. A spokesman of the Sri Raja Manamman Temple Johore Bahru. told The Standard today that the committee of the temple was not informed of the oath ceremony which was to have taken place two days ago be;ween two parties m
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    32 5 THE G.O.C. Malay*, Major General Sir Hugh Stock well, presenting the (cnim .md**i m Chirfs certificate to Iban trackrr. Cpl. Bant n Anak Bjok, for meritorioiu keivicc with the Curwroiiuiis m Malaya.
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    114 5 TAIPI No Wed.-Lt Chung Ah Kee and Cp! Victor Dorai of the Federative Volunteer Force, have left for Penang en route to Britain to attend the Coron tton as part of the Malavri contingent of armed services u v Chun S 15 a teacher m
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    137 5 JOHORE BAIIRIT, W^d— A committee is beinff set up m Johore to dra! with thr formation of a Federation School for the Deaf. It is expected that every state will make an effort to form such a committee to support the genera] committee formed
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    471 5 Mata Mata Is Second To None— Col. Young KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— ln his last press conference this morning, Col. A. E. Young, Commissioner of Police, Federation of Malaya, who is leaving the country next Tuesday, said that Operation Service has com* to stay, and should be a permanent national habit
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    296 5 PENANG. Wed.— An appeal to all religious institutions, unions and public bodies to campaign for the eradication of the gambling evil is made by the chairman of the Penang Divisional Committee of the Malayan Trade I'nion Council, Mr. X. Ponnudurai today. I "Government clamps
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    25 5 LIANG TUCK, charged with moving foodstuffs at Panchor, Bukit Pasir Gate. without a permit, was fined $80 by the IV T uar Magistral*
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    708 6 IN THE Federation groups of Indians have been arguinp that the Federal Government should appoint it Secretary for Indian Affairs. Mainly they base their arguments on the fact that there is a Secretary for Chinese Affairs. They say that the Secretary for Chinese Affairs serves as the
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    319 6 Review of Views Slump Ahead < COMMENTING on Chou F.n- lai's recent peace offer Uiu- san Melayu says that Malaya, may face a slump. The. paper does not see there is< any hope for rubber and tin* to go up again m price.' However, Utusan believes 1 that if the
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      206 6 Sir: I fail to understand the new system of electricity tariffs as announced by the Centra! Electricity board will benefit an ordinary consumer like myself. 1 til system will become effective on April l, {\\i Pools' Day>. At the moment, light costs 28 cent.s a Unii and
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    1060 6 RESETTLEMENT: What Of The Kampongs? IT is now an historial fact that the new Chinese villages m Malaya, some four hundred of them, were conceived and built mainly for Security reasons. I believ e it is neither harsh nor inaccurate to say that if the half million Chinese small farmers
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    50 6  - Malayan Affairs ALEX JOCEY wrsnWREmn occasion demands iK <'f Ike orohlen. >Mth dHcrminati.m geed "i, t th, r miMakc; decU^^J of ne.u, are f,: h n plex than those nf Ujr I hold that the the less urgent, they concern right to a standard of the.se problem. be solved wit)
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    296 7 KENYA SITUATION M ORE LIKE WAR, SA YS LYTTELTON iDNDON, Apr. 1 (Rei n niii SecucUrjr, san he C aHrr UIC Man Mau £rf? m mililar t hana Speaker (Chairmar allow an emerg lest of a La fby the whol iter)-M*. Oliver Lyttelton, J yesterday the situation m massacres of
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    136 7 H Prt ..,,|,ni nt« said here „1-hi »»i>> Britfali Pre- Winston rhurchill had d him Britaii aad Ywv ul fNM be ItfHbef as m the event «»f "ar. ji, iddressiM cheer rrow j which had await fhiv arrival from Splits lrM laaded yesterdaj
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    21 7 Dr. Adenauer: Mosley Aided Ex-Nazi Plotters n the my yes- v Belg im ho was r-year G< -any f Karl I
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    77 7 RANGOON, Apr. 1 (Renter) I me Minister, Jawaharlal id v, <terda v he would be surprised if there is any direct United States Government a;d to Chinese N itst guerillas fighting the Burmese Government on the country's eastern frontiers." Speaking to the press at
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    102 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. l (AP) —Th« world's first known version of an atomic power pant to propel a submarine has been placed m operation, the Atomic Energy Commission announced yesterday. The device a working model vt one that eventually will power the navy's atomic submarine, the
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    79 7 Here are three hair styles from the 1953 rrench championship •••"•petition held recently at the Palais d Ors a y m Paris. Left to rißht: Mannequin Barbara m Pierre C: i c s i n s "Blooming Npnng." which won for C.eslin the title of 'Best Hairdresser
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    208 7 UNITED NATIONS, Apr. 1. (TP)-New failure m I nited Nations mediation of the controversy between India and Pakistan over the state of Kashmir was acknowledged last night by Dr. Frank Graham, United Nations representative. Graham reported to the Security Council that he had railed otT
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    82 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 (AP) —British Field Marshal Viseouni Montgomery said yesterday the western nations, with policies that are purely •neu.;tive and defensive" are not pped lo cope with the Mirt a* posed by the "positive and aggressive aims of the Communist world. In a luncheon
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    45 7 THE House of LorcK ftfterday gave an unopposed se.-ond reading— agreement m pnnnple—to the Governments I to return the steel Industry I i v 1 ii t e to private ow:»' r--11 h already bet n pa-s--tU bgr UN Corii;nons.- Re uter
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    CHOU SUBMITS PEACE PLAN
    316 7 Endorsement By UN General Assembly Sought By Reds UNITED NATIONS, New York, Apr. Communist China yesterday formally submitted her new Korean peace proposols to the United Nations. It appeared that the Communists will seek endorsement of the plan by the General Assembly. Chinese Premier and Foreign
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    Einstein Revises His New Theory
    88 7 PRINCETOWN. New Jersey. Apr. 1 (AP) Albert Einstein has made changes m his theory which aims at explaining everything m the universe. and the famed scientist believes the revisions will make the theory more convincing. Einstein's unified theory seeks to explain, m one law, what
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    70 7 UNITED NATIONS, Apr. 1 (Renter) Mr. Andrei Vishinsky returned to the United Nations yesterday for the first time since lie left here on Mar. H after the news of Stalin's death. When he arrived at the United Nations headquarters reporters asked for his views on the
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    37 7 THE PS. Army said farewell yesterday to Gen. J^'nc*; j A. Van F eet In Washington with a formal parade and the full military honours reserved for the end of the four-star soldier's career. AP
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    252 7 LONDON, Apr. 1 (Reuter)-John Christie auarrv of one of the biggest manhunts ever staged m Britain was charged with murder last night wh l e nXe searched his house for bodies. The 55-year old clerk was accused of killing his wife Ethel, aged 54 Found yesterday
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    70 7 LONDON. Apr 1 (LP>, —A thief got himself an 'Oscar" Just nijjht. He look the one Vivien Leigh won for her role m A Street Car Named Desire" when he raided the home of Si r Laurence Olivier. The total loot from the empty house— Sir
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    Narriman: 'I Never Wanted To Be Queen'
    100 7 CAIRO. Apr. 1. CUP) Former Queen Narriman, estranged wife of ex-King Farouk. said yesterday that the whole woi d, knew she never planned to become a queen she t>ecame one m spite of herself and now all she want s is to live
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    93 7 GENERAL Sir Brian Robertson, Britain's Middle East Land Commander, will leave his post at Fayid m the Suez Canal zone next summer to become Adjutant General to the British Army at the War Office. General* Sir Cameron G. Nicholson, now commanding the Western Command m Britain,
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    27 7 LABOUR held Barnsley. a mining constituency seat m the Parliamentary by-election yesterday with a majority of 1 8..i78. a drop of nearly 10.000. Renter
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      85 7 THE persona] cook of an American Major General was convicted by if U.S. Army court martial m Frankfurt yesterday of operating a house s* prostitution m army quarters. Pvt Rilev J. Butler. cook for Maj. Cien Marian N. Hartness commander <>! ;he U.S. Fourth Infantry Division,
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    97 7 DUrilia's Complaint On Agenda UNITED NATIONS. Apr. I, (Renter)— The Genera] Assembly'a Steering Committee, without dissent, yesterday decided tto recommend 'Mat Burma's complaint alleging aggression by Nationalist China be placed en the agenda of the present session of the General Assembly. Burma had formally placed before the United Nations her
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    116 7 BIG 5 NAME SWEDE FOR TOP UN POST NEW YORK, Apr. 1 (UP) The United Nations Security Council voted last night to recommend that Dag ftan> marskioeld of Sweden sue ceed Trygve Lie as Secretary General thus breaking a longstanding East-West italemati Informants said that the secret ballot vote was
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    154 7 BERLIN, Apr. I, (Reuter) Close secrecy covered t night's air safety talkl East Berlin between S< .1 and British Air Force ofllci rs —the first East-Wen conference In Berlin on ;.r y topic for 20 months. Two hours before the ronf« rence was due to
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    434 8 NEW YORK, Apr. 1 (AP)— lnternational Business Machines Corp. has unveiled its newest, fastest and most talented moron. It is a giant new calculator known formally as the Electronic Data Processing Machine and, informally and affectionately around the IBM shop, as the "701."
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    64 8 TOKYO: Apr I, (UP)— A World War II Flying Fortress landed here on Monday night with a crew of six which helped to make a photographic survey of Pakistan. The survey called for 12:j.000 square miles of geological mapping and 42.000 miles of mapping for land
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    Uranium Deposits Found In PI
    66 9 MANILA. Apr 1 HP) President KlpiJio Quirino said >esterday thut uranium. the material whirh makes atomic bombs, has been discovered m the Philippines. The chief executive did not disclose where the uranium deposits were located nor how extensive they were. This was the first intimation
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    RUBBER FAIRLY ACTIVE
    30 9 RUBBER FAIRLY ACTIVE Standard Market Reporter r,,hK FAIRLY active m Dor^v "Ported m SingL«tP^ n i ng easier prices short covering purchase interest 0 !2f tair lo(il1 no^if^z^r of busi
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    NOON PRICES
    36 9 tene RSS Loose Buyers Sellers Wa 1 rss fVB ii 3 no ip"- 1 S 1 Si ADrTl h f B ««i May 8 f H «2 T^vp. tob IS I -■"a: Quiet. 4
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    Produce Mart Easier
    90 9 THE produce market m •Singapore was easier n sections yesterday with no business passing. Copra buyers indicated $41 jnd tellers $41$ per picul for April shipment on a quiet market. Coconut oil remained oa> Chanced m quotations, buyers indicating $61 and sellers $64 .biiigapore produce pines tpei
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    FISHING BOOSTED
    28 9 MANILA foresees a big boost m the Philippine fishing industry wilth the establishment of a 5.000,000-pe?o fishpacking company named the Pacific Costa Packing Corporation. A AFP
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    PEACE MOVE HITS STOCK MARKETS
    251 9 LONDON, Apr. I— The Korean peace moves led to some unsettled conditions on the London Stock Exchange today, particularly m the commodity section where coppers were weakest. Domestic industrials finished generally lower after a day that saw little business but plenty of sharp and varied
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    LOCAL INTEREST IN US MOVE
    323 9 photo. Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE'S business and industrial community view with considerable interest the possibilities of American industry investing capital for the development of trade m Malaya. It is geneially felt that at this juncture the American offer of joint partnership ventures and exchange of
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    India, UK Pact On £ Balances
    121 9 India, UK Pact On Balances NEW DELHI, Apr. 1 (UP), —India and the United Kingdom will sign a new Sterling balances agreement replacing their original 1947 pact "m the near future." the 1952-53 Finance Ministry annual report announced. Letters were exchanged between the two countries m early February concerning extension
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    Export Certificates
    48 9 THE Ciiinese Nationalist Ministry of Economic Affairs has issued regulations governing certificates of origin for Roods exported 0 the United States from Formosa. The object is to ensure that raw materials or products from Communist China do not reach the United States through Ffpp China.— AP
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    HEAVY SELLING SHARES IN TIN
    397 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Renewed heavy selling pressure m tin and industrial shares resulted fai substantial liquida•o n In the Malayan share larket today. Practically all tin shares were marked down. Prices changed are: Ampai 8/6 9/6 Austral Amal. 18 3 19/3 cd Austral Malay 44/- 4b/Aver
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    China's Trade With Reds Up
    74 9 INITED NATIONS, Apr l (AP) Communist China's trade with Russia and the Iron Curtain satellites boomed up to 72 per cent, of her total foreign trade m 1952, says the United Nations Annual World Economic Report. The assertion was made m a flat statement without
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    Meat Treaty
    31 9 MONTEVIDEO. Apr. 1. (Reuter) An Anglo-Uruguayan meat treaty has been signed here. Britain is paying £161 sterling per long-ton, the same as she is paying Argentina. photo. SFNWNw AP
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    MINES INSPECTOR FOR AUSTRALIA
    64 9 KUALA LUMPUR Wed Mr. H. W. Hockin, Inspector i of Mines (Research and Development), will represent the i Department of Mines, Federa- tion of Malaya, at the fifth Empire Mining and Metallur- gu-al ongresi to be held m Australia from Apr. 12 to May 23. Mr.
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    Rubber Land In Ceylon To Be Replanted
    143 9 COLUMBO. Apr. 1. (UP)— One hundred thousand acres of uneconomic rubber land will be replanted at a cost of Rs.!)7,000,000 m Ceylon. This step is expected to increase ihp island's rubber production by 40.000 tons or 40 p* r cent of the present
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    Sarawak Takes Steps To Check Pepper Disease
    150 9 KUCHING, Apr. 1, (Reuter- AAP)— A virulent root disci c 'Js attacking pepper plants m Sarawak and causing much anxiety among growers Steps are being taken to check the cji.sease i)y regular root inspeo lion. Mr. K.W. Miller, director i f agriculture, said
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    102 9 CLOSING rubhei prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore jesirrdaj were: Buyers SHlers No 1 KS.S Spot Loose 88 No. 1 K.S.S. 6!) <jf»i No. 2 R.S.S. fif,i a", No. r.s.s. BS| Tone: Steady aftrr easier. SINGAPORE. Wed The price of tin tocl.i? was S4S2J per picul. Down 514.12J
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 9 HONGKONG April l social St:»»d:ird Service: Closini prices on the Hongkong K\cnangr today were $15.80 to 11 sterling: $5.92f>0 to U.5.%1 $1 §3S to Malayan $1: $0.1950 t-. li)doncsi;in Rupiah, Cold $2fJ6 to one tael.
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    EASTER FESTIVAL Of Sports — For Everybody
    91 10 EASTER FESTIVAL Of Sports For Everybody SOCCER, cricket, boxing, badminton, racing, golf, motoring, swimming take your P ,c T|^ re s $omethi for everybody, and even the most discriminating sports fan will find nothing to grumble about what this Easter has to offer in the way of recreation and sporting
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    The Derby! Who'll Win The Derby
    446 10  - The Derby! Who'll Win The Derby LEONG HEW MENG By Ipoh HIGHLIGHT of the sporting events m Ipoh during the Easter Holidays is the Perak Derby which over-shadows everything else. It is the year's greatest racing event m the Federation. There is tremendous enthusiasm among the sporting public, be they
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    Swimming And Flying
    322 10 Penang By RIIOO BOON CHOO Penang will not he lurking m sports during th*» Easter holiday., though the interstate cricket match against Perak will nt* played at Ipoh. The two main events during the week-end are the Penang Flying Club's air rally at Bayan Lepas aerodrome and
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    TWO MALAYAN TOURNEYS HERE
    347 10  -  JEFFERY JAMES Singapore By SINGAPORE leads the parade with two All Malayan tournaments m the island. At the Royal Singapore Golf Club, and later at the Island Club, the Malayan Golf championships will have the cream of Malayan golfers playing: for this country's titles for the
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    Inter-State Cup Tennis
    120 10 rejrw3 SINGAPORE will play against Malacca for the Chua Choon Leong Cup tomorrow and Saturday on the High School courts. The Seremban Telecoms Athletic and Welfare Association will meet the Malacca Postal Telecoms Recreation Ciub m a series of matches. The Malacca side will also b e
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    King Willow Rules Here
    211 10 K. Lumpur ■>■ By ASTER GUXESEKARA SELANGOR. playing at home, is expected to avenge last yea-'., defeat by Singapore m the annual Easter cricket match which raises the curtain on the state's cricket season. The present season having started late both here and m Singapore, there
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    Can You Name This Actor?
    248 10 STAR CONTEST No. 9 NAME OF STAB ..0 ALL through this week The Singapore Standard presents its ninth star contest. All you've got to do is to collect the pictures and coupons for all six a ivs and send them together with the names of
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    West Indies Gain 1st. Innings Lead Over India
    394 11 end £S2w2sMa^ Worre.. When stumps were drown vesterrinv tk« \a/~ i _>• Qd A-^4OO for three^ickets^n on^f VA^-F m the MUll cn, snowing nis best form of the season, hit 171 ,not out, his first Test century against India and his sixth
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    GSC TEAM
    89 11 THK team to represent the £>™khana Sport* Club m the SAtA Div. .IB League match against Windsor Rovers on Saturday April 4 ;*t Geylang Stadium will b e selected from the fallowing: S. Regunathan, Toddy Yzelman (Capt). Tan Yew Chian S. Kalimuthu. S. Velu Jiwa Singh Manson Davis,
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      654 11 NOIHLS EXAMINATION FOR MIDWIVES A.V X:-: ami nation for Mid" wrivei (Private Candida* osj will be held m Ipoh on Tuesday 14'h April 1953 s.r.d fol'owin" days. 2. Candidate! from bo State of Perak only, who re desirous of appearing for ihi« Examination, should forward their applications together wi'.h the
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    MYSTIC MELODY WINS THE SPRINT
    2751 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $330,897 Ist Prize: *****9 ($89,268) 2nd Prize: *****5 ($44,634) 3rd Prize: *****7 ($22,317) Starters ($2,789 each): Nos. *****9, *****6, *****1, *****9, *****4, *****0, *****0, *****4. Consolation ($2,000 each): Nos. *****8, *****1, *****3, *****3, *****9, *****7, *****7, *****2, *****7,
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    OTEC Beat Pulau Bukom
    73 12 OTEC beat Pulau Bukom by Jnree goals to one m a SBHF\ P A' fix tur c played at the S.C.C. padang yesterday. hattnck by Tommy Mission ascured OTEC victory. Mission opened the scoring m the «th minute and later added two more before Pulau Bukom
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    RADRODRO SAYS ITS RADRODRO
    346 12 Who Will Win Tomorrow} How good is a pfospert for a world boxing title? Yolande Pompee should be able to supply the answer satisfactorily. If he is the man who is going to take the cruiser weight title from Archie Moore, his opponent Isimeli Radrodro tonight
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    Bankers Dominate Main SBHFA Match
    452 12 HONGKONG and Shanghai Bank "A" chalked up their second successive victory this season when they defeated Shell Sports Club 5—3 m the S.B.H.F.A. Division 1 league soccer match played at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The match wa.s fast, clean and hard fought. In the
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    SELANGOR – A BALANCED SIDE
    708 12  - SELANGOR A BALANCED SIDE LALL SINGH By THE Selangor side picked to play Singapore over the Easter holidays is a good and well balanced side. Batting is their strong point and with the advantage of playing on their home ground it is a side with good possibilities. A. K. Jones
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    Tiger SC Water Polo
    99 12 THE following players will represent Tiger Swimming Club m a friendly water-polo match against the Stanvac Team of Palembang tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Haw Par Swimming pool 39 Pasir Panjang Road: Tan Eng Chye, Yeo Oon Hye, Tan Eng Bock, Cheng Vow Moo, Thomas
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    More SBHFA Soccer Results
    167 12 THE results of all the other Business Houses Soccer matches played in Singapore yesterdav are: Singapore Cold Storage beat Malayan Publishing House 2—0 in their SBfiFA Division I league match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Mouna and Ismail were the scorers. Breweries beat Ford Sports Club
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    A Hattrick By Arshad
    32 12 A hatti ck I S nil ii SB m;,- of the g I 1 through. A ball On I and inches the i v, i A to th<
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    Sime Darby Rout Airmen
    44 12 bime D yan "A" B game i 'lay. Sime D Xi :n double s Luck Darby men 1 attempts and it w beat I. Sime Da second hall A'ith and kept 1 ♦he until the> six Hoi Men. Mr. P
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