The Straits Times, 9 April 1951

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    19 1 The Straits Times MALAY AS NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1951 PRICE TEN CENTS
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    'POLITICIANS MUST END WAR'
    310 1 Not in sight in the field, says Ridgway TOKYO, Sunday. LIEUT. GENERAL Matthew B. Ridgway, Commander of the Bth U.S. Army, said today that there is no end m sight to the Korean war under present military conditions unless there is a political settlement. He told
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    52 1 In SPITt of a handicapped left arm. 11-year-old John Kiehn is one of the Singapore Archery Club's keenest lanior archers. He has fitted a locally-made aluminium Imlc'er to hi.s how (seen above). John was one of the < nmp-iitors at yesterday's archery championships at Cluny Road, reported in P. 7.
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    U.K. MODEL FOR COLONY POLICE
    208 1 LONDON, Sunday. TpHE first great conference of Colonial Police Com- missioners ended here this week-end with a crystallisation of what the general empire police policy should be. Sixteen police commissioners approved the British Government's desire to encourage everywhere in the Colonial world the same f
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    LONDON STUDENT OFFICIALS
    51 1 LONDON. Sun.-Mr. Maurice Baker has been re-elect-ed President of the Malayan Students Union. The three main races in Malaya are represented in j the other officials— Mr. Wahab Ghous (vice-president*. Mr. Siow Watt Soon 'secretary) and Mr. T. T. Singam (assistant secretary*. Al! three are studying law.—
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    'Stunt' pilot crashes as crowd watch
    99 1 MANILA, Sunday. JpiVE hundred students watching a "chain of love" ceremony m the grounds of the University of the Philippines yesterday saw a fighter-plane pilot plunge to his death from 1,000 feet Six times the pilot. 22-year-old Lieut. Jose Dycaico. had zoomed low over
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    `Ready' for talks
    38 1 DAMASCUS. Sun. A spokesman of the Syrian military delegation to the IsraeliSyrian Armistice Commission said today that, Syria was ready to resume talks but Israel was unwilling to do so Reuter. (New terms for Egypt.
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    PLANTERS HELD
    38 1 BANDOENG, Sun. Eight planters, of Dutch and Indonesian nationality, were arrested by military police for undisclosed reasons m Bandjaran, West Java, on Friday. Among those arrested was Baron Bentinck, chairman of the local Planters' Association— Reuter-AAP.
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    O.C. TO BRING THE FIRST HORNET
    106 1 rw\HE flrit Hornet twln-en- glned fighter for the R.A.F. in Malaya Is due at Changi early this week. It will be followed by other Hornets to re-equip the Tempest fighter-bomber squadfon at But^rworthfnijil«hgr-i*jwgr operations against the bandits. The first Hornet will be flown in
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    97 1 MR. JUSTICE T. A. Brown (top) who will act as Chief Justice of Singapore from today during the absence m U.K. of Sir Charles Murray Aynsley. Mr. Justice Brown will continue to live at 195. Watten Estate, and the calling book will be kept at the Supreme Court, at the
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    Mr. Khoo Teik Ee goes to Rome
    60 1 LONDON. Sun.— Mr. Khoo Teik Ec, senior member of the Malayan Federal Legislative Council, left here for Rome today to attend Vie International Rubber Conference and Study Group meetings as adviser to the British Colonial and dependent territories delegation. The conference is to
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    NEW ENVOY ARRIVES
    62 1 MR. M. GC?ALA MENON. the new Representative of the Government of India in Malaya, who arrived in Singapore last night, pictured at Kallang Airport. On Mr. Menon's right is Sardar Jogindra Singh, the Indian Trade Commissioner, and on his left. Mr. R. Jumabhoy, the President of the
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    TAKE HIM AWAY, SAY OWNERS
    189 1 TAKE HIM AWAY, SAY OWNERS PENANG. Sun. OWNERS of the eight Penanu ships recently de tair.ed by the Indonesians will in future not send any of their vessels to the North Suwiatran post of LJok Seumawe until the Indonesian Government removes the present commander there. This decision was taken yesterday
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    3 CHINESE HELD
    31 1 Three Chinese were arrested yesterday in connection with the snatching of a wrist watch from a Chinese in Thomson Road on Saturday night. The watch is still missing.
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    Two Malayans start trade union course
    180 1 Two Malayans start trade union course LONDON, Sunday. A TRADE Union Congress course starting here tomorrow, will be attended by two Malayans, Mr. F. Tambov, a trade union officer from Kuala Lumpur, and Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, secretary of the Penang division of the Malayan Trade Union Council. 1 Mr.
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    Cherry blossom in Washington
    55 1 C herry blossom in Washington WASHINGTON, Sun. VWORLD problems and political warfare softened m Washington yesterday as the famous cherry trees near the Jefferson memorial reached full bloom. The 600 trms long ago were the gift of the then Tokyo's Mayor, Yukio Ozaki, Yesterday there was a cherry blossom festival
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    Commandos blast Red rail track
    257 1 TOKYO, Sunday. OKITISH commandos stormed ashore high up on Korea's east coast, only 100 miles from the Russian border, yesterday and blew up 100 yards of rail track and returned to their ship after hours, without losing a man. The commancV; landed under rover of
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    REDS BANNED
    19 1 PARIS. Sun.— The Commu-nist-dominated world Organisation of the Partisans of Peace was banned today in France.— A.P.
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    ARTISTE'S DEATH
    18 1 LONDON Sun. Harry Hemsley. the well-known child impersonator on the radio, died in hospital today. --Reuter.
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    OFFICIALS DARE NOT GO OUT'
    66 1 TAIPEH. Sun. THE Chinese Nationalist Defence Ministry today claimed that resistance to the Chinese Communist Government on the mainland is increasing. It said Communist land reform officials dare not appear m the countryside near Swatow. mainland seaport opposite Formosa, for fear of being killed. About
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    Troops For Europe
    28 1 WASHINGTON. Sun.— The United States has completed plans to send new American troops to the North Atlantic Pact Army within the next two months. Reuter.
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    Federal cabinet takes over
    586 1 Federal cabinet takes over From Our Staff Correspondent K. LUMPUR, Sun. AN experiment m self- government begin.j m the Federation of Malaya tomorrow. For the first time five mea who are neither members of the permanent civil service nor elected representatives of the people take over responsibilities for groups of
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    THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA
    47 2 (Singapore Johore Branch) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Members of the above Branch will be held at the Adelphi Hotel Roof Garden, Singapore, at 5.15 p.m. on Wednesday 18th April, 1951. By Order of the Committee.
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    NOTICE TO MALAYAN EXPORTERS OF RUBBER
    239 2 EXPORT OF mUBBER TO COUNTKIES OTHER THAN THE UNITED KINGDOM. DOMINIONS. REPUBLIC OF EIRE. AND THE U.B.A. Exporters Intending to ship rubber to destinations other than the UJC.. Dominions, RepubUc of Eire, and the U.S.A. are warned that, with effect from 7U» April, 1951,
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    RUBBER RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF MALAYA
    118 2 A limited number of scholarships for Malays tenable at the College of Agriculture, Malaya for a period not exceeding three years are offered by the Board of the Rubber Research Institute. Candidates must be between sixteen and twenty-one years of age and must hold Cambridge
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    405 2 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITYSECRETARIAT: Probationary Clerks required. Commencing salary $80 per month la Clerical Division Time Scale ($BO A lO 90 BAR 110 x AlO 170 BAR 180 X AlO 230 BAR 340 x A lO 280) plus variable Cost of Living Allowance. Senior Cambridge Certificate or equivalent essential. Probationary period 3
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    Fuchs —most deadly spy in world history
    339 2 Fuchs —most deadly spy in world history V J I 1 J T WASHINGTON, Sun. THE Congressional Atomic Energy Committee last night named the "four deadliest" atomic spies and stated that their information speeded up the Russian atomic bomb project by at least 18 months. "In other words, if war
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    CHURCHES CONDEMN RACE BAR
    64 2 LIVERPOOL. Sunday. rruiE British Council of Churches, which represents X nearly all Christian churches m Britain, except the Roman Catholics, yesterday condemned racial segregation and called for the assimilation of coloured people without discrimination. A conference recommended that that legal action be considered to remedy the
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    U.S. doctor gives nurse first aid
    51 2 U.S. doctor gives nurse first aid A U.S. ARMY doctor Rives first aid to v South Korean nurse on the banks of the Pukhan river on the Korean central front. The nurse was taken prisoner by the Chinese, then released. She was picked up by a United Nations patrol. A.P.
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      Wives learn to sew —to beat prices
      313 2 Wives learn to sew to beat prices EVENING classes in dressmaking In Britain are packed to capacity as the rising cost of clothes compels more and more women to make their own. Alongside this growing move to defeat high costs, an old business is receiving new impetus, for women sewing
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      ITALY TREMORS
      40 2 SPOLETO. Central Itaffy. Sun.— Two fairly strong earth tremors shook this central Apennlne town early today. No damage was caused. Several light shocks have been feflt m the Colfiorito area near Spoleto In the past three days. Reuter.
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      LIE IN PARIS
      41 2 PARIS, Sun.— The U.N. Secretary-G c n c r al. Mr. Trygve Lie. arrived In Paris on Saturday afternoon by air from New York on his way to Belgrade. He plans to leave for Yugoslavia on Wednesday AJ>.
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      419 2 NOTICES APPLICATION FOR A LICENCE OF THE COLONIAL SECRETARY, SINGAPORE NOTICE la hereby given that In pursuance of the 20th Section of the Companies Ordinance 1940 application has been made to the Colonial Secretary, Singapore, foi a licence directing an association about to be formed under the name of THE
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      251 2 NOTICES CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD TENDERS will be received mi the Office of the Deputy Chairman. Central Electricity Board, P.O. Box 1003. Batu Road. Kuala Lumpur up to 12 noon on 23rd April 1951, for the construction of 2 Semi Detached Quarters at Bungsar. Plans and Specification may be s'Tn and
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    CHINA IS TOLD, 'DON'T BE MISLED'
    346 3 Mac A. worries Britain LONDON, Sunday. \IR. Kenneth Younger, British Minister of State, today appealed to the Chinese not to oe misled by "irresponsible statements" made by highly-placed quarters without authority and gave an assurance that Britain would persist in her efforts to get
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    REDS COMPLAIN
    26 3 TOKYO. Sun. THE Chinese Communists charged today that 80 U.S. planes dropped more than 100 bomb* on three Manchorian border towns last week-end— U.P.
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    'Let Turks in,' plea
    90 3 PHILADELPHIA, Sun. ATR Nuri Eren, director of the Turkish Information Office in New York, urged that his country be incorporaated in the Atlantic defence .system. Addressing the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences' 55th annual meeting, Mr. Eren listed three reasons why Turkey should be
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    Rubber men want it clear
    54 3 PENANG, Sun.— To ensure that there will be "no dislocation of business," the Penang Rubber Trade Association has asked the Comptroller of Customs to clarify 'destinational control" of rubber shipments. The association asks ■whether the licensing will apply to exports to Hong Kong and if
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    PRICE TAGS OFF
    33 3 BOGOTA Colombia Sun. The Colombian Government has Issued a Decree abolishing price controls from yesterday. Another Decree will be published tomorrow regulating the introduction and removal of foreign capital. Reuter.
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    'Dictator Truman'
    33 3 WASHINGTON. Sun.—Republican Senator Robert Taft said last night that President Truman wili become a "dictator for all legal purposes" If he is allowed to send troops overseas without Congressional approval.— U.P.
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    KOREA BOUND
    45 3 SEAMEN of H.Ms Glory, newly recruited from civilian life in England, on deck tying up their aircraft carrier on arrival yesterday at the Singapore Naval Base. Glory, bound for Korea where she will relieve HMS Theseus, leaves Singapore this morning. Straits Times picture.
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    VIETMINH USE NEW TACTICS
    90 3 VIETMINH USE NEW TACTICS SAIGON, Sun. QIX regiments of Vietminh rebels, following new tactical orders from General Nguyen Giap, attacked three French posts north-east of Hanoi, a French communique said today. The attack was m the sector of Sept Pagodes against the French-held posts of Bao Thao, Bentam and Hoang.
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    GOA TROOPS
    32 3 LISBON. Sun.— The 7,200 ton Portuguese steamer India, yesterday sailed with about 500 troops to replace the same number of men garrisoned in Portuguese India who are returning home.— Reuter.
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    U.S. asks for the ships again
    147 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. rE U.S. State Department said yesterday that a second note had been sent to Russia asking for the return of 670 naval and merchant ships received from the United States under war-time lend-lease. A Soviet reply to the first l^^otelr^ebruarvrefus- ed to
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    Envoy takes new terms to Egypt
    190 3 CAIRO, Sunday. THU British Ambassador to Egypt, Sir Ralph Stevenson, arrived in Cairo last night by air from London with the British Government's clarification of its Anglo-Egyptian Treaty revision terms. It is believed here that the new British proposals are concerned more with the
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    Illogical, says Mr. Davies
    84 3 PARIS, Sun. f)EPUTY Foreign Ministers have failed after 2S sessions to agree on an agenda for a Big Four meeting. Mr. Ernest Davies, British Deputy Foreign Minister, said after the latest session. "Russia's obstructionist tactics have made us begin to wonder whether they are sincere m
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    Delegates talk it over
    41 3 KVJKOLLxIH Entezam (left) of Iran; Sir Senegal Kau (centre) of India, and Mohamed Fawsi Bey of Egypt, hold a discussion prior to a meeting of the United Nations General Assembly at Lake Success, New York.— A.P. picture.
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    Storm halts trains, cuts phone links
    98 3 NAIROBI, Sun. »pORRENnAL rains In the coastal areas of Kenya and Tanganyika have isolated trains, wrecked embankments, and cut telephone communications. Some rivers rose nearly 20 feet m a few hours. Inland areas of Kenya and the whole of Uganda are cut off from
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    STRIKE THREATENED OVER RISING PRICES
    95 3 BOMBAY, Sunday. DOMBAY Government announced yesterday an immediate rise in prices of rationed grains wheat, rice and milo. This is the first price increase since rationing began eight years ago. Unrest Is growing m Bombay India's most industrialised State and a general strike is being
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    INDIAN COTTON
    46 3 NEW DELHI. Sun.— The Indian Government last night announced a decision to allow the free export of all types of soft cotton waste and to fix a quota of 70,000 cwts of hard waste for export in the first half of this year.— A.P.
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    Teheran lifts martial law
    272 3 Teheran lifts martial law TEHERAN, Sun. THE martial law imposed m Teheran on March 19 after the assassination of the Premier was lifted last night. But it will stay on m the southern oilfields wher^ 6,000 workers are still on strike. A Government delegation today appealed to the strikers —idle
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    U.S. HELPS FIGHT AGAINST LOCUSTS
    50 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. TWO American transport planes will fly emergency cargoes of six light aircraft, insecticide and technicians to Persia to combat a serious locust plague. The Prime Minister, Hussef-i Ala, asked for American help and said the locust invasion was the worst m 8t years.—
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    Slavs Reply To Karachi
    79 3 LONDON, Sun. rvXHE Yugoslav news agency L Tanjug reported today that Reis Ul Hadzl Ibrahim Jeflc, a Muslim leader m Yugoslavia, has condemned a resolution of the Muslim Conference m Karachi concerning the alleged sufferings of Muslims m Yugoslavia. He said the conference was "taken m."
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    APPEAL IS WITHDRAWN
    56 3 KOTA BAHRU. Sun.— The Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr. L. A. Mas&ie yesterday withdrew the appeal against a Sessions Court decision acquitting and discharging Inche Raja Osman bin Raja Ngha All who as p:ison officer was charged with negligently suffering a fMauner to escape. Mr. Massie said that
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    SINGAPORE WILL GO TO POLLS TOMORROW
    2812 4 SINGAPORE WILL GO TO POLLS TOMORROW TOMORROW over 48,000 Singapore voters will go to the polls to elect nine Legislative Councillors to represent them for three years. The 48,1.").") registered electors are over twice as many as the number who registered for the Council elections of 1948. The number of
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    LABOUR MANIFESTO
    110 4 1 To work towards a United Malaya with full selfgovernment within the Commonwealth of Nations by rapid stages 2. To end the notorious blackmailing racket in land, housing and food which, in the words of the United Nations Mission. "are strangling Singapore In an iron ring." 3. To
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      62 4 jffr PHI E3 Lx! SINGAPORE 10 a.m. News; 10.10 Close; 12 Malay; 1 p.m. 'Monday Matinee'; 1.30 News; 1.46 'Home on the Range'; 2 Close; S Malay; 6.15 -Radio Dance Hall'; 6.40 'Adventures m Music'; 7 News; 7.12 Interlude; 7.30 'Spot the Favourites'; 8 'World Affairs' (Allington. Kennard); 8.15 'At
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      72 4 of Strings'; 10.15 'Tales Before Midnight'; 10.30 'Roll Back The Oarpet'; 11 Close. PENANC 10 a.m. News; 1-3 p.m. As Spore; 6 "Anniversary Hour'; 7 News; 7.15 American Folk Music; 7.30 'Ray's A Laugh'; 8 As Spore; 8.15 'Come Co the Opera!' {'I* Travlata', by Verdi, contd.); 8 'Forum of
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      72 4 BFEBS 4.45 p.m. "From the London Editorials'; 5.00 Tchaikovsky; 5.45 'The Debate Continues'; 6 Indonesian; 6.30 Cantonese; 6.45 "Time for Music'; 7.15 French; 7.30 English Half-Hour; 8 'Piano Intermission'; 8.15 Thai; 8.45 Dutch; 9 Kuoy.i; 9.30 Burmese; 9.45 interlude; 10 'Radio News Reel'; 10.15 'Adventures of PC. 49'; 10.45 'Science
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Mon., Apr. 9, 1951. Objectives in Korea
    927 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Mon., Apr. 9, 1951. Objectives in Korea Although reports that Britain and America are sh.arply divided over Korean war aims and peace hopes have been denied, it is evident that their views are not in sufficient accord to permit the publication of an agreed statement on
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    INCOME TAX AND C. of L.
    170 6 READ with mixed A feelings the report of the Joint Committee on Cost of Living Allowances. The Committee's recommendationsaa c based on the assumption that the cost of living will continue to rise during the next few months. The only object In recommending this
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    WHY COST OF LIVING SPIRALS
    1294 6 A Singapore merchant, who does not believe that the background to high prices, high wages and high profits is fully understood in Malaya, gives his idea of MRS. Robert Eu 1 and the Katong shopkeepers of Singapore are generally believed to be doing an admirable
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    ANOTHER MODERN-DAY FAST CLIMBER
    27 6 THIS IS the U.S. Navy's new *7U-3 "Cutlass" twin-jet, tail-less fighter plane. I combines high-altitude performance at over 600 m.p.h. and extreme manoeuvrability.
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      The labour problem in North Borneo
      557 6 The labour problem in North Borneo WfE have read and heard many speeches from Borneo Goverment officials on the progress made since the war, but I believe the great percentage of the public thinks that the progress, apart from the new landIng strips, Is chiefly confined to the temporary and
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    On the Margin
    440 6 The Red ISetwjrk rpHE Malay driver m the domestic quarters nextdoor, behind our kitchen, has installed a radio set. One morning last week I shaved to the dreamy accompaniment of the Javanese gamelan. Another morning I listened to "Home Sweet Home" m Malay. That was quite pleasant
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    RUSH OF VOTERS IS EXPECTED AT NIGHT
    1055 7 RUSH OF VOTERS IS EXPECTED AT NIGHT 60 per cent may go to the polls CINGAPORE'S voters go to the polls tomorrow to elect nine members to the second Legislative Council. Votes will be cast between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. m 86 polling stations. The count is expected to
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    37 7 FOUR lil» 1 leaguers in action during a ball game at Rrdok yesterday. The occasion was the picnic and social organised by the Kiwi League for their members and friends. About 115 persons attended. Straits Times picture.
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    200 PICTURES FOR S'PORE ART SHOW
    126 7 f»HE Singapore Art Society on Saturday chose over 200 pictures by local artists for its second annual exhibition from April 21 to 28. Among these are the works of three artists from outside Singapore. They are: Inche A B Ibrahim and Inche Saidin Yahya,
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    POLICE EXERCISE
    22 7 An internal security exercise will be carried out by the A and D Divisions of the Singapore Police force today.
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    POLICE AID BOYS OF SINGAPORE
    153 7 POLICE AID BOYS OF SINGAPORE ALTHOUGH the idea of adopting boys clubs by Police is now m the Colony, it is not new m the United Kingdom, said the Officer Commanding "A" Division. Singapore Police force, Mr. E. J. Linsell. m a broadcast over Radio Malaya on Saturday night. The
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    NEWSMAN HERE
    51 7 Mr. William Courtenay. a war correspondent m Korea for the Kemsley group of British newspapers, has arrived m Singapore to lecture to RAF and army units In Malaya on the Korean war. He will be here for about three weeks. Mr. Courtenay is on his way hcme to
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    It was a printing error
    137 7 It was a printing error MRS. Vilasini Menon. Independent candidate for the Seletar District, was described on manifestos distributed to voters yesterday as "Progressive candidate." "She \s definitely not a Progressive candidate." said Mr. C. C. Tan. President of the Progressive Party. "I hope that the voters of Seletar won't
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    GIRLS HEAR A CANDIDATE
    21 7 CHINESE girls at the Labour Party's final election campaign rally yesterday at Farr^r Park.— Straits Times picture.
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    Indians meet new Representative
    153 7 MR. M. Gopala Menon, the new Representative of the Government of India m Malaya, arrived m Singapore last night by BOAC Argonaut. He was met at Kallang Airport by officials of India House and about 200 members of the Indian community. Mr. R. Jumabhoy. President of
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    Their next target—
    154 7 Their next target THEIR kit bulging with souvenirs of Malaya and presents for their families and friends, 43 airmen and N.C.O.'s of the Royal Australian Air Force left Singapore by air yesterday for home. For many of the men their immediate target is a gigantic Australian meal, centred by a
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    New start for Jalan Eunos club
    206 7 New start for Jalan Eunos club AN encouraging start was made m yesterday's move by the Malay Settlement Union to revive the activities of the Jalan Eunos Boys' Club, which were halted a month ago when the management committee resigned en bloc. About 100 residents from the Settlement and members
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    Singapore Diary
    52 7 CHINESE V.M.C.A., Selegie Road, staff meeting, 9 a.m.. backetball, 6.30 p.m.. badminton 5.30 pjn. V.M.C.A., Orchard Road, extraordinary general meeting of full members, 5.30 pjn., career talk, Mr. Yap Pheng Oeck on "Banking", 8 p.m. SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY, life class, British Council Hall, Stamford Road, 6 p.m. to
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    On flying visit home
    56 7 CANON R. K. S. Adams. Principal of St. Andrew's School, Singapore, and Mrs. Adams, pictured at Kalian* airport yesterday meeting their son, Mr. Nigel Adams. 18, from St. Peter's School, Adelaide. Nigel, who was born in Singapore, will be returning to Ad elaide again in August
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    DEMOCRACY SEEKS OUT MARLIAH
    159 7 °?-year-old, Ms'rv voman, Marliah, a voter in Singapore elections will remember yesterday for the rest of her life, for she was photographed for the first time. She was "starred" by the Malayan film unit while she talkea to the Progressive candidate, for the Buklt Timah Colony's
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    STORE ARCHERS COMPETE
    205 7 A P. Rice, in winning the open Malayan round, became the champion archer at the first Singapore Archery Club championships held at Cluny Road yesterday. In addition, he won the open 80 yards shoot and shot the best End of the day with a score of 48
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    For Good Measure
    30 7 Four Chinese entered a house in 303 Yio Chu Kang Road, early yesterday morning and stole $278 worth of Jewellery, $700 cash and two bottles of beer.
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    Large bandit group flees
    146 7 Large bandit group flees From Our Staff Correspondent K. LUMPUR, Sun. SECURITY forces ex cnanged shots with a gang of between 100 and 150 bandits in the Jasin district of Malacca yesterday. After a short battle the bandits made off. There were no casualties. Two Chinese bandits walked Into a
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    Awards for Games men
    125 7 pVDR their performances In th Asian Games held recently at New Delhi, J. W. Van Daat selaar. W. Wolters, B. Mitch' ll and K. Mltchel were presented with silver tankards by Singapore Swimming Club lmnv -"lately after the annual general im'ting held at Tanjong Rhu yes^.day.
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      53 7 CROSSWORD LOPWOO L>i»C LO T 6 X Si ■»L«R«E»A*C«A»T »NIK D#L ANDBLJDK T«AffIiTRTiIKL»A IV M AN R A C EpLO O ER ROWill Aji TEASPOON KMAffcUGffDgEJiKSHSI MILDEWS Of^C AMIR* iKotWIpMHrWHIB LEI!) S»M INI A TORE OffNffOilE^A^RjßPilT REBOLUTESPI MBET «»E«EDjiR«fAiBJMIE«O DtSTIhTjUr.HTIR The Straits Times Crossword will appear as usual tomorrow. Here
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      386 8 I^e^M»^]l a om P an y n maintaining a rigid I 'fln^S flC*! standard for the water used in making iff Pußi 'i'iiiiiiii)iyi»i »%^|i drink, puts water through a chemical treat|k w lilt 111. ■^fe^r: Wtfm Although Singapore's water supply is some-. #4^- thing to be proud of, further treatment
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      344 9 COMCS TO SfMAPOKOgIk (Continued from Page Eight) bonated water with each j^^a^ t > s *»^w_ fli By the time each bottle ot Dacked ,nto, nt0 X 9 lEki, has been subjected to three Before being packed into HSU HBfl M caustic J^^es^iho- C t f^°\ h^h a flnal^nl Jilline
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      137 9 (shell) leadership in lubrication THE NEV/ PEPSI-COLA PLANT IN SINGAPORE IS LUBRICATED THROUGHOUT WITH SHELL LUBRICANTS SHELL INDUSTRIAL OILS GREASES SHELL MOTOR OIL OUT OF POWER CUTS. pjgd/ /\0 k. Cetting stuck in Hie lift is one of ■Ap r~~ "*v f| &?y (/%> c esser evils of power failure.
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    Business restricted in U.S.
    130 10 Business restricted in U.S. NEW YORK. Sun. mRADING on the Stock X Market was very narrow with weekend considerations serving to restrict the volume of business. The day's sales amounted to only 440,000 shares. Either way price changes were preponderantly fractional with losses m the majority and including numerous pivojals.
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    RUNNYMEDE HOTEL LTD.
    127 10 Runnymede Hotel Ltd., who rtcently announced the intention of issuing one fully paid share free for every two held on April 14 have published the annual report and accounts. Consolidated profit and loss account of the company and its subsidiary company Easttrn and Oriental Hotel Ltd., shows
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    TIN COMPANY OUTPUTS
    58 10 I^AMRA Tin Dredging m March treated 113.000 cubic yards m 343 hours to produce 289 piculs of tin-ore. IT UAL A Lumpur Tin produced 659 piculs of ore m March after treating 85,381 cubic yards m 564 hours. TKDNGKAH Compound No. 3'« March output figures are: 625
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    SHARE MARKET
    402 10 ALL sections of the Singapore Share Market opened the week firmly, Industrials and to a lesser extent Rubbers improved over the period and Tins remained steady. From April 10, export of rubber from the Federation to all places except Britain, Canada, the sterling Dominions, Eire and America will
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    45% FOR LABU AND CHEVIOT
    95 10 T ABU (F.MJS.) Rubber Company directors recommend a dividend m respect of 1950 of 45 per cent, less tax, payable on Mar 18. Nett profit before tax £288,551; taxation £159,114; general reserv* £65,000; carry- forward, subject to aduit and usual adjustments. £75.927. (Meeting In London
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    NET PROFIT OF $136,091
    114 10 Talisman Rubber Co. Ltd.. earned a profit of $136,091 (77.6%) for the year endfd Dec. 31. 1950. and a final dividend of 30% recommended which together with the interim dividend totals 50% against 15^ for the previous yearNet liquid assets m balance sheet $124,932 are equivalent
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    RUBBER CROPS
    54 10 UARRISONS Crosfield (Malaya) announce the following March rubber crops, in lbs.: Allenby 38,000 Benia Est. 97,000 Jeram Kuantan 72,000 Kundonjt Est 41,000 Mentakab 74.000 Sungei Sagan 125,000 Sandycroft 20,800 Tanjong Pau Est. 51.500 rVTHER March robber crops announced in lbs. are: Bukit Katil Est. 39.050 Perak River Valley
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    Business Done
    307 10 rE following business was done during the week: Industrial*: Fraser A Neave Ord. $3.50 to $3.52 Gammon 92.57% to >2.95, Malayan Collieries $1.65 to 91-75, Phoenix 97-50, Robinson Ord. »2.90 to 93.00, Straits Steamship *17.25 to $18.25, Singapore Cold Storage $4.35 to $4.40, Straits Traders $18.00 to $19.00,
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    London Rubber
    28 10 LONDON, Prl. Apr. 6.— Spot 61d.. May «0%d., June «0%d., July-Sept. s»*d., Oct.-Dec. 55d.. Apr. c.i.f. 60',d.. Apr.-May ci.f.. 60'^d.. May-June cJ.f. 59^d., nom. Market: Steady.
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    U.K. TODAY
    322 11  -  Plans to fly out more horses B y EPSOM JEEP "DACING m Malaya has a great future and I am 1V really sorry to say g ood-bye," said Mr. O. H. M. Sturgcs, well-known Malayan turf personality and one-time Chairman of the Perak Turf Club who leaves by
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    U.K. Rugby results
    234 11 LONDON. Sun. •yESTERDAys U.K. Rugby resuits were: RUGBY UNION Londoa Irish 8, Exeter 11; Old Merchant Taylors 6. London Welsh V. Old MlllhiUians 3. United Services Portymoi'.th 9; Old Paullr.es 11, London Hospital 11: Richmond 14, Guys 0; Rosslyn 6. Wasps 14; AberI tillery 14. Wes;on-Super-Mare ,3;
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    After vacant title
    41 11 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. r\ON Cockell. British and European light-heavyweight champion, says he willing to talk terms for a flght against South Africa's George Hunter for the vacant British Empire cruiserweight championship. Hunter is the South African title holder.— AJ».
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    To Race In Europe
    41 11 MELBOURNE. Sun. Two of Australia's leading professional cyclists, Victorians Graeme French and Stan James leave on Jury 5 I for Europe as a two-man team. 1 French won the Australian and State 10-mile titles this year— Reut*r-AAP.
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    BILLDAW SENT UP TO CL. 2
    380 11 By EPSOM JEEP JT was Billdaw first and the rest nov here in Race Two at Bukit Timah on Saturday, opening day of the Singapore Turf Club's April meeting. Away in a flash the three-year-old secured a commanding lead at the half mile and
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    France bt. Wales, are runners-up
    232 11 PARIS. Sun. pRANCE defeated Wales at Colombes stadium here yesterday by eight points (one goal, one penalty goal) to three points (one try) in the last of the s.-a-son's Rugby Union internationals. They now take second Dlace to Ireland in the international championship The Welshmen
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    SINGAPORE RACE WEIGHTS
    523 11 WEIGHTS for all eight raeea on Wednesday, second day of the Singapore Turf Club April meeting are: a. a, Div. 4-« Ashok >.«• Atlanta* S.13 ArbiUca 1.12 The Arcadian (late River f el) 8.11 P»t Lack SNu Mm O War 8.08 Grand Day 1.07 OngtvMe «••< Bow
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    Spurs almost sure of League title
    404 11 LONDON, Sunday. '■TOTTENHAM Hotspur are almost assured of 1 winning the English Football League First and Second Division soccer championships in successive seasons. With only four more matches to play, they now hold a I six-point clear lead over their nearest rival, Manchester United,
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    LATEST U.K. SOCCER TABLES
    827 11 LONDON, Sunday. Football League tables are: ENGLISH LEAGUE— DIV. 1. P W D L F APtt Tottenham 38 23 C 77 40 55 Man'ter U. 38 21 7 10 62 39 49 Blackpool 38 19 t 10 75 47 47 Mid'brougb 37 18 10 9 73
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    CRICKET
    1373 12 Chinese C.S.C, are close behind By Our Cricket Reporter TWE Singapore Cricket Association's senior tourL nament championship looks like resolving into a fight this year between last year's runners-up, the Ceylonese, and Singapore Cricket Club and the Chinese. All three teams won yesterday and left a wide gap between
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    SENIOR TABLE
    199 12 THE S.C.A. tournament placings in the senior section after ye&terday's matches are: bowling which showed its real strength In the afternoon when the wicket had dried ojt. At Hon? Llm Green. V's made 122 and Hie Chinese had another bad start when only 61 runs were on the
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    Kota Raja held in thrilling game
    427 12 Kota Raja 0 C.A KOTA RAJA lost a valuable point m the race for League honours with Pulau Branl when they wer e held to a scoreless draw by Chinese Athletes In a fast and thrilling S.A.F.A. Division One game at Jalan Besar Stadium
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    18 12 Tiie C.A. goal up .er i.re uur m Senior Division Soccer at Jalan Besar stadium— Straits Times picture
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    Jansen made 116 in boundary hits
    656 12 JUNIOR TOURNAMENT T^WO centuries and a hat-trick were highlights m A the S.C.A. junior tournament matches yesterday. The titbit was an innings of 160 not out by A. Jansen m V.M.C.A H's innings win over R.E.M.E. at Balestier m the course of which Jansen
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    Cold Storage were unlucky
    136 12 CJINGAPORE Cold Storage and the Netherlands Trading Society drew one-all m a Business Houses football League B fixture at the Police ground yesterday. SC.S. were slightly the better team and were rather unlucky not to win. Though both sides threw away many chances the S.C.S. forwards
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    INDONESIANS WIN 3-2
    26 12 INDONESIAN "A" beat narrowly H.M. Dockyard by three goals to two in a S.A.F.A. Division 2 league soccer tie played at Oeylang yesterday.
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    Ong beats Peng Soon for title
    388 12 PARIS, Sunday. QNG Poh Lim surprisingly beat his compatriot Wong Peng Soon, the All-England and Malayan champion, in the final of the French badminton championships today, winning by 15-9, 15-8. Ong thus revenged his defeat by Wong in the final of this year's All-England
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    35 12 SOCCER: Div. 1: Pulau Brani v Indian R.C. at stadium; Div. SB: V.M.M.A. t Cosmos S.C at C.V.M.A.:; Business Hae l-ce. B: Mansfield* t Malayan Airways at Geylang; Services Lge.: R.A.P.C. T R.N.A.C.
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    Pulau Brani still on top in Snr. League
    418 12 Pulau Brani still on top in Snr. League PULAU Brani United still maintain their leadership in Division One of the 9.A.F.A. League by a single point from their closesb rivals. KoU Raja. Each team haa played six games. 8.0.D.C.A. are third with rina points from seven games. Singapore Recreation Club
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