Singapore Standard, 2 April 1952

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    15 1 Singapore Standard VOL. II NO. 275 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    war III No Closer Than 3 Years Ago
    280 1 war III No Closer Than 3 Years Ago S ialln Answers M w VORKi \j>ril I (I P) Russian Premier exfMneaaed tli«* vim io<la\ tli»t a thi rd War is no iloacg than il WM3 |W« or thrrr years The Soviet ea ler made the s itemei I m ans«
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    Scotland Yard, Press Butt O£ AprilFoolJoke
    63 1 iM»ON Apr. 1 (IP) i .11 mil Yard is leadmrc intl more" to i i.r\ that "top i t papers" ,11 U>«- road by I h o v n ar»" an hoa\. a Minis>uppl> spokesman jiokf^nuin said »t m April Fool's nk^t« v was
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    Armoured Cars: Head Replies
    18 1 M ut nd a units' A Mil m me his ps m M I
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    New Appointment
    7 1 1 mmander ol Naval the
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    McGirr Resigns
    23 1 SYDNEY, Apf 1, (Reuter- \;>, Mr. Jan es McGirr, Laboui niei ol New South U -signe 1 >day be aua k\ ilth.
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    Malaya To Get Technical Training Aid
    191 1 Colombo Plan SINGAPORE will receive "substantial aid" under thr Colombo Plan m a scholar-ship-scheme for the training of urgently needed teihniI tians m Singapore said Mr. C. C. Tan. Colony Legislative i Councillor, yesterday. Mr. Tan, who represented Singapore ai the Consultative Committee meeting
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    Templer Tours Central Johore
    195 1 KUALA LUMPUR. TuesGeneral Sir Gerald Tempi* today toured Central m >re. where he inspected military and police establishments. ■\t Kluang police circle headquarters, Gen TemoJei insp 1 the famous ¥ong Peng J ii c Squad. He spent over an »oui th Operations Ri >m Aite lunch
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    LIGHTNING KILLS GOLFER
    498 1 Egyptian PremitT Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Push* and British Ambassador to Egypt Sir Ralph Stevenson met on March 11 m what was described as "preliminary and exploratory talks" toward the resumption of AngloEgyptian negotiations upon the evacuation of British troops from the Sue/ Canal and the Egyptian Assumption
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    Chinese Leaders Back Tempter's Call To Youth
    292 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs.— Grnrral Gerald Tempter's appeal to Chinese youth U» join the Federation polite force received unanimous support from Federation Chinese leaders today. The Al-ilavan Chinese Association, The Standard learns. will take up the question immediately with all its branches m the
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    Adm. C. Turner Joy Replaced By Briscoe
    63 1 TOKYO, Apri. 1 <t'P' -The Naw announced that V r ice Admiral C. Turner .Toy will be replaced as Commander of the Far East Naval Forces by Vice Admiral Robert P. Briscoe. The Navy did not v whether Briscoe, now United States Seventh
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    10 1 photo. r r Tin (rieht) Singapore Legislative Councillor conference.- Standard
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    New Rubber Levy Criticized
    106 1 LONDON" April 1 (Reuter)— Todays Financial Times criticised the British Q ivernment's excess profits Levy lor the burden it would place on the rubbei growing industry. "It v intolerable that an industry vital to the Sterling area should have a cold war from Whitehall added to
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    Russia Issue Referred To Higher Level
    104 1 TOKYO, April. 1 (IP) United Nations and Communist staff officer* agreed at Panmuhjom today to turn the ticklish issue of Russia's nomination as a neutral inspection nation to a hi«!ier level negotiating team lor further discussion. The Allied staff officers agreed with the Communists
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    1,300,000Voters Troop To Polls
    76 1 1,300,000Voters Troop To Polls MILWAUKEE, Apr. 1. (APJ Something like 1 300,000 voters j were trooping to the polls today m Nebraska and Wisconsin, with 4H Republican and 40 Democratic Presidential nominating votes riding on the outcome. Despite forecasts of showers m Wisconsin, obsei vera looked for a record 1
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    UK Urged Not To Be Influenced By Malaya's Demand
    125 1 UK Urged Not To Be Influenced By Malaya's Demand LONDON. Apr. L, tßeuter)— Britain wOS HI ged b; I >day s Daily Express not to b< influenced by a demand tor M::i <■ m Independence. ■a demand U made for Independence within three ye.*::.," this paper Mid editoria ly "At.v
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    New K.J. Government Announced
    110 1 New K.J. Government Announced JAKARTA, Apr l (Re terAAP I A new Indon .an Government under Ot. Wilopo, former Minister of Ecoi m Affairs, was announced by President Sukarno today. Dr. Wilopo, of the Indonesian National Party, will temporarily hold the foreign affairs portfolio m addition to being Prime Minister.
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    Sabrejets Destroy Ten MIGs
    176 1 Sabre jets Destroy Ten MIGs SEOUL. April 1 tUTI American SaforeJH pilots drs trovrd 10 C— iwnirt Mid I probably destroyed tbref .mil damaged 10 tfUttn loda\ m riuht thundering tif battfefi eof tho high allii de dogfights with tho (»wepl w i r i _4 i took place this
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    Man Slabbed
    46 1 St.nul ird M.ill K< porltr V. [NDI at T. ttajoowai l< I stabbed In Ihe :ii m !•< :i i^di which took plao ,i col fee shop it 51 G R tad [i te ol his wound R H;i!i^<i i.m Road foi iii I i
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    He Left His Regiment To Go Fishing
    129 2 He Left His Regiment To Go Fishing PRIVATE A nat bin Said of the Singapore Guard Reg menl (R..U.P.) who absented^himself w.:hout leave to S'-> fishing was sentenced at a District Court Martial at Tanglin yesterday to 56 days' i nprisonment, Ariiat toW the court that the reason he went
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    Woman Denies She Wants Daughter To Be Immoral
    298 2 Kidnapping Trial Chines* 1 woman denied m llic Singapore Third riniinal District ourl yesterday thai her I (>-> rar-olcl (laughter ran sway from the house because *>!■«- \wuit<*<l th«* s^i i*l i«» l»r a prostitute. The woman, Ng k Lan. a hawker
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    BBC Producer Passes Through
    117 2 Standard Woman Reporter AW SHEAD, "Talks Producer" o: the 8.8.C 'a »o was popular with !ie forces during the passed through Singapore yesterday by Qantas/ BOAC on her return to Britain after mx months rest m Australia. Australian by birth. Ann was a reporter tin-re, until
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    Traffic Chief Answers Critic
    307 2 photo. No Time To 9 Go Through J All Red Tape 4"W (",<<, rrutA cinric Mandard Staff Reporter MR. W. R. M. HAX WORTH, Chief of the Singapore Traffic Police, toM The Standard yesterday that the Traffic Police cannot wait for deliberation on all schemes concerning
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    She Promised To Die With Me, Kidnapper Pleads In Defence
    277 2 A 22-YEAR-OLD labourer who kidnapped a Chinese girl of 14 and then took her to Ipoh for six weeks, pleaded m his defence yesterday, that the girl threatened to commit suicide if he did not allow her to follow him
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    RURAL BOARD
    30 2 THE NEXT meeting of the Singapore Rural Board for April will be held at ihe Conference Room of the Colonial Secretary's Office on April 18 a{ 1U a.m.
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    Failed To Register
    29 2 TAN KIM PUI was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday, for failing to register lor an identity card.
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    NEW A.D.C.
    32 2 A.S.P M.JC. rlaines, has been apoointed aide-de-camp to the Officer Administering the Goyernment of Singapore. Captain R.J. Bingham-Newland, who was aide-de-catnp to Sir Frnnklin Gimson has returned to En land
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    'THEY WERE FIRED FOR MISCONDUCT
    178 2 MR. TAV SOO YONG, Manager of lay K«»h Vat Bus Company yesterday denied an allegation by two of his employees that they were fired becaus* ili were subpoenaed a* witnesses al an inquest on a motor cyclist \^lio Mas killed m an accident. 'The two
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    '51: Year Of Frustration For YMCA
    253 2 Standard Woman Reporter 1 THE year 1951 had been a disappointing one for the Young Men's Christian As^oI elation m Singapore, according to their annual report. Although progress h;is been made, plans for the renovation to the Orchard Road branch and lor the new
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    He Gave Two Dud Cheques
    65 2 A BUSI X ESS HA X. Ong Song K'ik. vh<> gave two dishonoured .cheques totalling $1,107 to a shopkeeper vu sentenced to two years* anu six months' rigorous imprisonment by v r Justice Knight at the Singapore Assizes yesterday. On? had pleaded guilty to two
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    If Was Mr. Teos Birthday...
    390 2 If Was Mr. Teos Birthday By A Special Correspond eni IT WAS hi.s birthday. Teo Hye San prepared to celebrate with his family and his friend?. He had never missed a day ;ii the office but he was tempted to take a holiday. It was an occasion worthy of f>
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    3 Failed To Save Drowning Merchant -SUICIDE
    153 3 3 Failed To Save Drowning Merchant -SUICIDE 111 i iiL ornnrr i 1 liny* Had i? o■r I itllo \\\V „i,« .1 i! irknctw t" t hit bastneaoii had ihrown him- vs.ii* r ;thir be I ,\i ti to ll>r VV r-| bin gj ing Pc i Kia expoi drowne
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    Service Station
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    Hurt Woman With Stone
    41 3 Hurt Woman With Stone causin j traman, N a stone 00 Feb. I Low m the Re C jesterght n tated )hat 1 on lef aftei to m a three h e she rg D strict S. E larked H might
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    Grnel TO Bulls
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    Power Cuts
    131 3 •il -.fil-lui^ totl.n II N i i> iiu>ril R«j |I Im K.I i k i.i nrgr M mt i h ii--r i:.i .nirri;.i i< toll II I" llff-OM H.i id. Haas m ir i m. hi.T.:- i i Malayan i. Krewrnr, i) Xii l"\ .i.hi Urn kt hi
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    MORE ARCHITECTS NEEDED-BENHAM
    134 3 MORE ARCHITECTS NEEDED-BENHAM IN <.\P< and the Federation of Malaya need tni! architects, particularly architects. Dr. F. m. EcwMmk Adviser to the Commissioner sail lo He Standard yesterday. a i returned taking < a the ii while »rofessional r the m bet itralian Z Govern- the present. 1 I not
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    $750,000 For Desirable Schemes
    73 3 Tl! -i MM paid by ihe C meni I the Singapore Oil mci -i tull settlement the lattei > c lim for the reimbu semeni ol expenditure incurrrd on to Raid Precautions it! i M will be < rt-rtited to the genera] reveti le of the
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    Eager To Tell Them All
    134 3 WAS m j hurry to come back home, not that I was bomesidi »»r het iuse I do not like America, hut rather hi i use I was pager to tell mv friends so many things that I learned m America." This was what 18-year-old
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    Two More Milling Factories Close
    219 3 Standard Staff Reporter Meanwhile, employees of the Lam Choon Rubber Factory— the factory closed t*own yesterday are negotiating with then' employers for compensation. It is understood that they are not satisfied with the $300 compensation offered to each oi them and are demanding for $900.
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    BABY FELL OFF BALCONY DURING POWER CUT
    271 3 BABY FELL OFF BALCONY DURING POWER CUT Standard Staff Keportpr su^tjfstion that the balconies *v Singapore Improvement I Trust flats should be railed off to prevent children fall i inir over was made by Mr. Low Kvv.in Vuu, Secretary of the Tbong dial Medical Institution, m the Coroner's Court yesterday.
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    'SUBTLE MOVE TO WIELD THE AXE'
    212 3 'SUBTLE MOVE TO WIELD THE AXE' A.4JSU Opposes 'Trade Tests Standard SlalT Reporter THE 8,000-STRONG Army Civil Service I nion ol Singapore will boycott the trade tests now he i nt: considered hy the Army authorities because it considers this a* a "subtle movn hy the employers ti» carry through
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    Merrilads Musicians
    286 3 THE Merrilads Musical Asso- ciation elected the following officials for 1932: Patrons: Mess:'?. L,!m Km Lee. Wee Tin Nam, Chua Back Lwee, Tan Soon Kcm;, Low Kvvay Song. S. O. Seng, Tan S:a-kuatig. Soh Re:!,; Lim, Soh Ghee Soon. Tan Keni; Cheny, Loo Boon Quee. Wee K:\-j, Moh.
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    Monthly TB Grant
    99 3 PENANG. Tues. A subcommittee of the Penang and Province Wellesley Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis today decided to investigate cases which might qualify for allowance from the MAPTB monthly grant of $5,000. The Municipal President, Mr. N. Ward, who is c' i*rman of the Association, told
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    They Threw Contraband Overboard In Chase
    238 3 TIIF SINGAPORE Relief Court was told yesterday how nine gunny sacks of cigarettes were dumped into the sea by a boatman who tried to escape with his friend m a motor sampan, when they were chased by the Customs across the waters from the
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    SC Convicted
    61 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Abu bin Songit. a 23-year-old Special Constable was convicted by Che Harun m the Second Magistrate's Court here yesterday and sentenced to lour months' rigorous imprisonment for absenting himself from duty on Jan. 27 under circumstances which showed that he had no intention of returning
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    Rental Of Trust
    248 3 RENTALS of Singapore Improvcmenl Trust Hals an* likely lo !><• increased m the near future when the Trust becomes liable to pay assessment rates «»n hII iis housing properties. The Trust has agreed the payment <>• assessment rates on it> properties on condition the City Council m
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    INFORMAL VISIT
    25 3 MALACCA. Tues. The Federation Chief Justice C. C. Matthews. paid an informal visit for the first time to the judicial staff here today.
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    Police Ease Pressure On Card Centre
    56 3 MADAM Ksftherine Wong, one of the many registration clerks who are now dealing with identity cards m police stations to ease the pressure on the Registration Centre m Stamford Road. She is seen m the Central Police Station where she dealt with about 100
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    MOVE TO SEND TRAM TEAM TO RI
    460 4 MOVE TO SEND TRAM TEAM TO RI traders Want Credit System Relaxed Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. A move to form a panIVfalayan trade delegatipn to Jakarta to make representation to the Indonesian Government with a view to securing relaxation of the letter of credit system, is being proposed I>>
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    New Travel Restrictions
    147 4 Standard Staft Cor respondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Government has imposed new travel restrictions on the Kuala Kubu Gap Raub Road for this month. The road wiU be closed to all civilian traffic on Thursday. Apri 1 3, Tuesday, April 8 We-lnesday, April 9. Satur-, day, April 12.
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    DATO ONN IN INDIA
    82 4 NEW DELHI. Apr. 1 (Reulrr) D.ito Oun oin J;« r. Horn,- Member m the Malayan Federal Government, arrived li«t«* yesterday from Karachi after attending: the meetings of thr Consultative Committee of the Colombo Plan. Da to Onn. who proposes to stay m India for a week,
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    $2 M. Start For Workers' Bank
    95 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Tues. The first workers' bank m Malaya will probably be set up m Ipoh w th an authorised capital of $6M)OWK). and an immediate paid up capital of $2,000,000. This was revealed by Mr. C. H Yin chairman of the
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    Soldier Gets 18 Months For Robbery
    375 4 Standard Staff Correspoodenl KUALA LUMPUR, Turs. The story of how three soldiers chartering a taxi at midnight later assaulted the driver and eventually rohhed him of hits taxi, was told at the Iliph Court before Mr. Justice Bupha-iar today. One of the soldiers. Private
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    KELANTAN PADI OUTPUT DROPS
    214 4 Standard Siafl Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Padi production m Kelantao MI below the average m February tlii* year ♦hie t<» a dry spell m the early week «»l the month. The monsoon was delayed Treaggaau. The average crop obtained j for thai month was between! 14ft
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    SC FREED OF HURT CHARGE
    268 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Remarking that he was propared to believe the accused's story and that it was rather unfortunate that the case should have been brought up to Court, the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court, Mr. B. V. Rhodes today acquitted and discharged
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    FOOD DUMPS FOUND
    127 4 FOOD DUMPS FOUND Standard Staff Corrrspondont KUALA IXMPIK. Tues. A large food dump has been found m the Kajang area by security forces. The dump contained pounds of rice. 168 tins of foodstuff candles. medicines and stationery. Another dump li^ c been located i;i the Triang area. It contained \ar
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    Ex-Detective Claims Trial
    142 4 Ex-Detective Claims Trial KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A 22-year-old Chinese, Chen Kit Lene. formerly employed as a detective, claimed trial when produced before the President uf the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court, Mi". B. V. Rhodes yesterday on three charges of attempting to commit extortion. Chen was alleged to have attempted '<>
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    TU Courses Planned
    252 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. F. W. Dalley, the wellknown trade unionist who visited Malaya m 1948, is coming to the country to conduct trade union training courses, a Government communique states. When Mr James Griffiths, then Secretary of State for the Colonies, visited Malaya
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    MONEY – LENDERS PUT UP SHUTTERS
    270 5 MONEY LENDERS PUT UP SHUTTERS 'New Law Is Too Harsh' PEiNANG, r lu«-». Several moneylenders have decided not t>> lake „t l! licence to carry on tkeir bvsiness with the introduction of ihe M0ney- Offlinaisrp nliicli cane into force yesterday. I uder the n( v> Onlinanro moneylenders have to pay
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    Plaque To Remember The Dead
    94 5 Plaque To Remember The Dead A v ique is le i In the Catl c hral Wai Hall h all the •<• m the defen -c el pc live oi race of i ique v. i',: for sisi repji is m ttonsi ol :■;■•.> oi the ["he "^s f 61
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    ANGLICANS PLAN SYNOD
    70 5 IPOli. Tues. The Synod ol the D.i. ese r Singapore will be I rrom Api i! 29 to \lji 2 X>\u j me hundred ;i»T Oi '■<.'-, i lent M will be attending The fii da levoted 'ad rel real open to a la ymen, whi c
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    An Example For Others
    109 5 Standard Siaff Correspoadenf IPOH, Tues. To promote savings and boost the sales <>t premium bonds, savings clubs have been formed by a member of the postal stall al the Perak Divisional Headquarters al Ipofa and at the Taiping post office, Eafh member will have to pay
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    UMNO MEMBERS QUIT THE IMPs
    196 5 Sliimlaril Stall < orr«s|M»ii4l»-nl i\\M, Tnr-i. Screral I MNO mrmbrris w»o innl tlit* IMF, haw i>«»%* r. from «l«i> foßewin^ Ihe resolution passed at ihelr general iK ilia! I M.NO nenam htnmiW m«h !>«• naemberH •»i oilur |M>httr;il parl>. ifcc prr»klrnl ol tl>«- PcI M\o.
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    Village Shares Award
    97 5 Village Shares Award i!'i Correspondent k cood txa pie I display ol i> m lpe out said the Mr A B ssinj m Malay ti tftikifl] Teiok .r ceremony hi ian 400 Hon e c present i A;iv (set was prePenghulu oi ,i i onuneih oi" from Ihe s. I
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    PROMOTED
    24 5 I EIK YEW. form- i tani Station P.: mg baa been j i St ition Master. J i c:i taken over bin Vahaya.
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    RECRUITS ROLL IN
    99 5 RECRUITS ROLL IN PENANG, Tues. Although 1 :h,'i\' i':i c been many calls I for young hum. ta join volunteer units of one kind or ano- iher recTuitmeni t>r !|I federation ol Malay Volunteer I Reconnaissance Corps »s proceeding satisfactorily Over fifty applications nave been received oul oi v hicn
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    They Want Sunday Off
    100 5 IPOH. Tues. The dispute between t'nc six bus company employers and their employees has taken a turn for the worse. The employees held an extraordinary meeting last evening at the Perak Motor Vehicles Employees Union ancl decided to inform their employers that they will not work
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    PLANTER GETS JAIL
    117 5 PLANTER GETS JAIL AI.OR STAR. T\ c Bakar bin Abdullah, a padi planter oi Kampong Sematans, North Kedah, who stood i harged w ith the murder of a i >mpatriol Ahmad bin Salleh, plea led guilty yesterday to a lesser charge of culpable lioniicide not amounting to murder and was
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    Good Friday's Hadio Play
    67 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Tues, Members ot the congregatiipn oi St. John's Church will be presenting scenes from the series of the radio play "The Man Born To Be King" by Dorothy L. Sayers on Good Friday. April 11 at 7 Tho play was serialised m
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    FEDERATION DIARY
    164 5 I VIJMM. tO 'Mi a Hi t ;> n. I tera tTe>-»-totlicht Vavtettea c Fnni Mimiti W (C) 7 13 g DirafM (C-M'i-i '> m anal §IS pm. C w.med M!ke i ij i m. El Gharaoa (EfypI I I 4 and J ÜBi. !v !>i Baron MancnhauEn«\ltah
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    COURT TOLD OF BLOODY PILLOW
    315 5 BOhV KOIIND IN WFT.f^ Sl;ni«l:ii il f T i ->|>«»iiil» til !I*{)H. Tees. As a te^ad t« thr findins of (hr horff «,f a Siiunesc nvotnan, Rfinah tilas l.chan, m i ohhNl Wi'tl m Telok Albsoo last fCMt, a ili-yrar old Malay loirr attenfbuit, MoM.
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    331 5 liii^B LET me begin on a note of caution. When you get your patterns open your envelopes carefully. Don't just rip with your paper cutter because you might damage the pattern pieces inside. Now to deal with queries which I have received from readers: MISS S.Y.C. of
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    KITES CAUSE MORE MISHAPS
    197 5 Standard Stafl Correspondent PENANG, Tues. Thirteen children fia\«* Im-^h iiijnriMl this yrar a* a result of motor-car accidents and m practically every case, the motorisl tva* not io !>«■ blamed," tlit* Traflic Officer-in-Charge, Mr. K. Erwin, told The Standard today. Wiih \\\>* kite flying season now
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    6 CLAIM TRIAL
    70 5 IPOH, Tues.— Bail of $50 was allowed each of six men, Ahmad Darns (23) SubraManiam (-'4) Kali! bin Malope (19) Dams bin Deran Abdullah bin Haji Aii (19) and Din Abdullah (21) who pleaded not guilty to the charge that on the night of March 22 at
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    BOY KILLED
    38 5 BUTTERWORTH. Tues. [si .>: bin Mat a five-year-ol I Malay boy was killed at Sunge! Derhaka yesterday after being Involved In an accident with a motor-car. The boy led by his grandmother was going home from >■ hooi.
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    51 5 X: di bin Ck>fil (Jh v h<» uv irged pretending I a Spei a! Const capacil y ret fining t lie i< Ion! card i ■<• iTan Wm i; Course Road on A i 22, 0 il lowed m the i Irate I nf. The ooned Api i
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper UMNO Delusions
    1008 6  - Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper UMNO Delusions Salvador de Madariaga hy n»^ifc«»«»»«»; COME astonishing statements were made at the half-yearly general meeting of the United Malay National Organization. to shouts of "Merdbka" (which means Independence) and to loud applause, the meeting adopted a resolution originated by the Youth Section of
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    Review of Views
    351 6 Review of Views A Iforabshell I TRUMAN'S bow out from 1952| presidential race was an "unexpected bomb"' to people inside and outside America, said independent Sin Chew Jit Poh. His retirement Sin Chew con-' tended, would strengthen the' hope of better unity and soli-' darity within the Democratic 1 Party
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    Ceylon Heaves Sigh Of Relief
    424 6 COLOMBO (by Air Mail)) AT 1 p.m. on Wednesday, March 26, Lord Soulbury landed at the Colombo airport. At 2 p.m. he sent for Mr. Dudley Senanayake, 40-year-old, son of the late Prime Minister and asked him to form a Government. Dudley accepted and called
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    820 6 the best men to be found anywhere were all to a considerable extent due to Drummond and Monnet. A time came after a fateful visit of Drummond to Mussolini when these standards began to deteriorate. A new chef de cabinet of the Duce was not only
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    TheLeague Failed
    329 6 TheLeague Failed by the need to spare the prestige of Japan, the Secretariat was to be found on the side of the big Powers and against those who, like the Spanish representative, from first to last bore the brunt of the battle for the Covenant. No such impression is conveyed
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      WHAT WAS WRONG IN TANJONG MALIM?
      318 6 Sir: Your editorial with reference to the Tanjong Malim incident was timely. I congratulate your paper for your thoughtfulness and courage m publishing those views, knowing full well that you will incur the disfavour of the Government However. I must add yet a few
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      In Praise Of Bata
      263 6 Sir, Your special trade article of the new Bata method where women's shoes are to be cheaper appearing m The Singapore Standard recently makes interesting reading. The name Bata is well known and universal. Today wherever people have recourse to footwear the word Bata is spoken
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      STOP THIS MENACE
      259 6 Sir. I would like to bring this to the notice of your readers who may meet with the same experience. I had a call a little after 6 p.m on 22/3/52 and when I left the patient about 20 minutes later I found my car giving trouble
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    15 6 "From the day they wt'if married he's been forced l# iak» back scut"'
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    176 6 Truth Without Tears SPEAKING poT MYSCLr DOZEN stationed q\ around Hie make a valuable bringing the E BOi -ifoctory end. It is g< m the Security For cap is accurate minute inform I movements, org intent, ons. information four differei I pa:d inforn ie who another, of truth and i
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    Kefauver Calls For Ultimatum To Korea Reds
    181 7 Kefauver Calls For Ultimatum To Korea Reds WASHINGTON, Apr. 1, (IP) Senator IMvs Xe f auver vesti'iday c:»H<d for a < niled Nations u!ti matum to the Communists m Korea for a o,u:« k armistice. "We arc not g< ng to ai ptbing woi thwhile and i rtainly w e
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    103 7 to his hotel h i' Friend. He was m c on leave and waj return to Brurui I tO d i trip. 1 lie injury v .1 slight burn v I le injuii d c:kMv x serious condi t through. 11. II ddyinfl for 20 Mr. Gili i the i
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    12 Nations Urge Debate
    105 7 UNITED N ll' NS Apr. l, (AP) The African group said yesXi v. lil submit an w. t n the Security Council tomorrow for immediate consideration oi the French-Tunisian conflict. Ambassador Ahmad s B P istan delegate sal I I preseni itives of 12 d< of
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    Attlee: Time On Side Of West
    410 7 A ttlee: Time On Side Of West Red Communism 1 Ju us Counter To Human Nature 9 PHILADELPHIA, Ipr. I (Renter). Mr. ill \ultr. leader ©1 Britain's Labour Oppo- i.i here lasl nii'lit that if the West could i i I world war, time was on \\w -.iilr. rundamentall] Russian
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    81 7 s I request* c reti Mr. 1 South Easi c led, n! .bute to fa i comrded P tid till -y-irt the I I r rtins M te tO with SV/iolarships f the c prog imme I 1 I\ 1I" I sen i rships E H :nics m 1952, two
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    Blest At Egyptian Desert Ammo Depot
    28 7 Egypi an witi n depot, >rted killed Navj Ministry occurred m -s used r< r 'a at Wadl M miles south ol
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    11 Dead, 50 Hurt In Train Disaster
    94 7 1 1 Dead, 50 Hurt In Train Disaster LISBON. Apr. 1 (Renter) Rt-scue workers ran through a h.ul of crashing rock yesterday to reach passengers m a train crushed by an earlier rock fall SIX miles from hero They found 1 1 dead and SO hurt, and others still buried.
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    Letourneau Made Minister Resident In I-C
    129 7 PARIS. Apr. 1, (Reuter) M. Jean Letourneau, French M'nister for Associated States, has been appointed Minister Resident m Indo-Cbina, it was announced today. The French Council of Ministers adopted on March 26" suggestions fry M. Letourneau for the reorganisation of the military and civil
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    US Katyn Probe C'ttee To Take Evidence In UK
    174 7 LONDON, Apr. 1, (AP)— A United States Congressional committee, set up to probe the wartime Katyn Forest graves, near Smolensk, is to take evidence m London next month. The committee, tour Democrats and three Republicans, now is touring Europe seeking evidence
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    New Ceylon PM's 1st Appearance
    93 7 COLOMBO, Apr. 1 <AP>.— Dudley Senanayake followed religious ceremonies practised by the ancient kings of Ceylon when he made his fir.st official appearance as Premier of Ceylon yesterday. He worshipped the sacred tooth of Buddha m the Temple of Tooths at Knnriy and placed on
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    US Air Gen. Killed
    73 7 OMAHA. Nebraska. Apr. 1 (AP)— Brigadier General Jesse D. Auton, Deputy Director of Operations for Fighters at Strategic Air Command-, and one of his assistants were killed yesterday m the crash of a B-25 bomber attempting to land at Offutt air base. Three otherj were injured.
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    It Costs More To See Their Stately Homes
    146 7 LONDON, Apr. 1 (AP)— The price of admission to the stately homes of England went up a few pennies yesterday. The lords and ladies say times are getting tougher. Rising costs were blamed for a new increase m prices for the chance
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    Mrs. Truman Said Key To Decision
    272 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 1, (IT)— Politicians from Congress to the Kremlin found it hard to believe but the key to President Truman's decision not to seek reelection was his wife. i: His "beautiful little girl with golden curls" with whom he was first "smitten"' at
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    Pillory Tax Grafters US Senator
    87 7 WASHINGTON. Apr 1. (UP) —Senator Charles To bey thinks s'ome of the "damned crooked" internal revenue collectors should be given the old colonial punishment of pillory and stocks. The Bible-quoting: New Hampshire Republican's suggestions shocked Representative Emanuel (Teller. "Do you mean to tell me yon,
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    Pinay Budget Likely To Be Adopted
    120 7 Pinay Budget Likely To Be Adopted PARIS. Apr. 1 (Renter)— Prime Minister Antoine. Pinny today will present his "save-the-franc" budget his prescription to curb inflation and cure France's other economic ills. Political observers reported Monday that the National Assembly is likely to endorse Pinay's proposed treatment by adopting the budget.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    79 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Apr. 1. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market today LONDON RUBBER Spot 32 d. Apr/June 31 Id. July/Sept. 30} d. Oct. Dec. 291 d. April c.i f. 31 id. Market: Quiet. LONDON TIN Spot
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    139 8 BAN HO WAN SURVIVORS IN S'PORE photo. Three Lives Lost In China Sea Sinking Standard Shipping Reporter ELEVEN of 35 survivors of the exSin^apcre ship, Ban Ho Wan, which capsized and sank m the Kerimcra Strait, South China Sea, a fortnight ago, were brought to Singapore yesierday m the Dutch
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    BOAC Run To India, Japan via Germany
    390 8 Standard Aviation Reporter BKG I N N I N G today, BO AC will operate a service through Germany to India and Japan for the first time m the history of British aviation. It will be a once-week v »er- vice from London
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      428 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore Port Swettenham Hi Penans Also direct Sailinr from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japun DueS'pore Due Penuns From I Szethuen" Apr 14th Apr 17th "Funing" Apr 26th Djakarta Sails Sails Suite Penang P. S'lr m Spore lor "Fengnißg"
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      118 8 8 nnr< "PANAMA" fir iaagfcol h Tl p Hoagkoog W-HUm MtUXIA' for Mm St Bancfcnk M h, "KOREA" Im Banckok, Saisnn llon;k«tis %Mms i raUM JAMN/H(IN(,\(,N **P»M>Mi it t h lo j ;n,, r SAlllNt.s I(M(l.\l|\|\| s< For C<»l«m»M» Adrn l*orl Said (.c-n... I. Hamburg foppnh^ten (inthptr „,r, B*9Wt p
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    RUBBER OWNERS REGAIN PROPERTY Estates Seized At Time Of It Revolution
    574 9 RUBBER OWNERS REGAIN PROPERTY Estates Seized A t Time Of It Revolution B} IRNOLD C. BXACKMAN Spedad Standard orri-spondent iAKi X. Apr 1 Siiict- the Dutch translcr of to the Indonesians, the Republic has rei tmrtig^mwmei rubber estates to their right- special survey ic veals. '.■1 II the I out
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    Telok Anson Estates' Profit Up
    138 9 THE Chairman ol 'I ik Anson Rubfcw 1 X Mr W McArlhur, states thai the working j.: ofit for 1953 amounts to $327,008 compared with $246^36 for th< previou I year. The crop sted at ii14. !(74 lbs is below the estimated 800,000 lbs. being
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    111 9 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER Irsl ipotf nib m h es ir ilffdlij >i»«n l.o*!^ M 10' nI 11: t i: m hairs \\n 1 i;ss si si 0'», 1; s s si ot,, si oi{ 1 Ks s si 04; si oj, I »nc: (|ind I O\HO\ Xl HKh 1 its
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    30 Per Cent Dividend
    48 9 30 Per Cent Dividend o! I Fnited Sua i- kates :..i' c a Snal dividend laa p'iy6, accordfaag to and Compnfii\ aftef tax 'iia.L'iL l reserve I *-ng an I machinery 2 0 800; amount aenl secwri- reserve "i. i fo rwa r d general meeting >- .(V 14.
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    Produce Mart
    52 9 market m q del yesterday > i evds i>i ers at S-Hj{ era ;;t Si'Ti >vt> recorded, se lera quoted m>! 1! "oprn Cocuout oil M 2 :mt (sll XS r ibcJ $13fl i Ham IN pp< r v «:"j5 l~iin Muotok i Sago S-l^i v *l (La
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    RubberDown 2cts. Per Ib
    133 9 LOWER London prise-- and lightly lower quotations for New York futures markei wi re responsible for the decline by two cents per lb. m the rubber prices m Singapore. The easief conditions vertaccentuated by lack of overseas oiders. Only small busin* >s was reported during the
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    Prices Of Ford Cars Increased
    66 9 DAGENHAM. F.SSF.X. Apr. 1 (Reuter) The Ford Motor Company here has annoimred thai i1 had increased the price of its cheapest 1952 model from »-47!* to £514.16.0 for the home market. The price includes £184.16.0 purchase a.v. Larger cars and trucks are also affected by
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 9 HONGKONG. April 1- Special Standard Services-Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today wore 1 1 Ks 15 85 to Cl Sterling HK56.60?5 to US$l: HKsLB2oto ftlalayan $1; HKso.29a to one Indonesian Etupiah; Gold HK5310.875 to one tael.
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    Free Expoit
    26 9 NEW DELHI, Apr. 1 (AP) India will permit free expori vi fine and superfine cloth for six months from today, th< government announced yesterday.
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    UK Ends Year With Surplus Ofl407 Mil.
    129 9 UK Ends Year With Surplus Of£407 Mil. LONDON. Apr. 1, (Renter)- Britain's financial year ended last night with a surplus of J1407.132.055 sterling. Total ordinary revenue reached the unexpectedly high figure of £4.433.391.000 sterling and spending was below expectations at £4.026.259.075 sterling. 8011 l figures were s Iflbtly lower than
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    Colombo Plan Progressing
    271 9 the Colombo <ki:.- isible sigas s the Repori i\ v C 'lr'iittee Develop P<- S.>u;n Kat>t i ttea the Reie m the but > isej thai C ilurobo Plan i ai «i the full t '•m. place .viM Until 19 >< and \C(i,'(;inii' W whim met m
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    There's Still Room In Malaya For Smaller Industries
    531 9 There's Still Room In Malaya For Smaller Industries By "ENGINEER" [T IS HARD to believe but a highly skilled mechanic was discovered on a remote island some years a°o working alone behind an old corrugated iron curtain on a mechanical contraption. He had been at it for many years and
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    Heavy Losses On Potato Imports
    396 9 Standard Staff Report it POTATO importers m Singapore told The Standard yesterday that they had lost a great deal of money m the purchase of shipments of this commodity from overseas. They added that the receni potato glut here was due to the unexpected arrivals
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    MOKE PAY FOR STANVAC MEN
    54 9 MOKE PAY F OR STAN VAC MEN PALEMtiANG, Apr. 1 (UP) •—The Standard Vac v v m Petroleum Company m Indonesia has m principle agreed to increase its cost <<f living allowance to labourers. The decision was taken during discussions with representatives of \)\e Perbum Trade Union ol Workers m
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    USEFUL GAINS IN SOME SHARES
    156 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. The only brrght l); i an otherwise dull Malayan share market today was a number ol useful m a few popular COUII 1 (IS. B;i <.■:; i,U .74 Batu Lining ISO i Broga <:a .7:1 ccr Biik;: Katil 1 :>o 1.30 J'eram K.j.-
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    209 10 j. ISTER m a favourite l iin lor gietttes niarrird n> t hit. «::h Ike anproat'h ni Easter, our thoughts him np«»n wedcT i > m genrral nul br.d.ti ;owis m i» 1 r-.n 11I.tr I have ihtisf] this lovrlv riMoliru- from Harteell*s S ir o'V*. on as
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    238 10 IWMM. MEASURING CUP fTerent measuremany household n i.-Ji:;.^. including rolled tread c imbs, cocoa, ground i ice, dour. haricot bfi and lenti s Giving me $ol an average cuoui be a kxx >n ie insj ecipes It i > > s iv.s pints and ounces. C usts $2.25
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    Red Letter Day For Women
    566 10 'TODAY is a Reel Letter Day for Sinsupuie women who vvill attend m force the fir^t Meeting of the Malayan Women's Council at 5 p.m. m the British Council Hall her;- m Singapore. The meeting has been convened by the Interim Committee to elect a
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    FEEDING PROBLEMS
    607 10  -  Margaret Scott By HPHLRE'S a lot more to tins bottlf feeding than meeis the eye and. it' one has tiie time and patience to make a business ot it and work to a system, it's all much easier t! m one is led to believe. It's all too
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    Critics Of Too-Prettiness Often Over-Do Rebellion
    329 10 Critics Of Too-Prettine ss Often Over-Do Rebellion rr»HERE c, m aim >st any L cross-section ol women, at least <>ih v or two who are distinctly masculine- looking m appearance. In many cases, this has nothing to c\> with glandular unbalance, but stems rather from the bcllion of these individuals
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    29 10 LEsS elbow grease will be required for your sawing chores if you remember i>* spread a thin costing of soap on the s.i« teeth before you begin.
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    DREAM GIRL
    36 10 Wire- photo. COMBAT correrpeu^nts of the Ist Marine Air Winff m Korea, whose stories are often censored but whose dreams cannot be scrutinised, have voted "Stress Mary Castle their "Nn. 1 Dream Girl." A.P.
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    222 10 KUALA LUMPUR <2H!' me Ire > ,v WMfi k eyt IP the 4!* metrebanil) a.m.— Spore; CIS ProKrvmine Summary; 6.17 ~.:M» As Spore; ",.M "I Know What I Like"; H p.m. Radio Theatre: "Ih- I Man"; U p.m. Musical Tai'^trj :i News (S); O.tr. Variety Corn,
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    Introducing Richs's 'H-Airline Clip'
    95 10 F) FCHE t the famous 1 o haii tl |/l st, drew iiu f for his Sjyrinj a S mer fashions from trans-Atlantic flight on [he Bo AC. Monarch service. The "11 Airliiie Clip' is bated oil the principle oj short hair requiring only io be
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    TAKE GOOO CARE OF YOUR NOSE
    301 10 AS more and more Romrn turn to sheer hose tor everyday wear, the proper tare of stockings becomes increasingly import ;int Here are some lip* tor Standard women readers from Willy's of tlolhuood. a leading stocking designer, for piolonging the life of your hose.
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    First Indonesian Colour Film
    51 10 DJAKARTA, Apr, 1 lUP Tiic President M •'■<• "Indonesian Artists Corporation" Djamaludin MaW:. said U Thai tlie first Indonesian film iv technicolour p tit if led r/i/o Da Vil!//" will }>,- sfioirv fo\ ttia hi the c^'i of Aj)ril. T)>>' film }>tis }>>'>■ I I f
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      376 10 /TH>UA¥*S QI'OTATIOX: V wr% J X Hl'ii 1 ha> b«-fii lht>u;ht of brfore. but the »iirti. ullv jv J to think of it asain." Goethe. C WEDNESDAY FOB IVIKV J O\l-:: Devote this d..v to routine and ordinary Interests. Circumvent a tendency to o >pos :t'ui m hannon Do not
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    GOLF Here's How
    145 11  - GOLF Here's How btammia'Sam Sne&d br IK PUTTING position the ball tittle fonrnrd of center as picHired. The reason is thai you trill stroke the bu// J liSt M (he bade stn rts to rise. This gires operspin. Ooersptn inahes the bu/' slim; fo the pTOUTUi. This prevents loobbitno. o//
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    CRC Cricket
    27 11 THE-Penang Chinese Recreation Club will travel to Ipoh to play the Perak Chinese Recreation Club m a two-day pricket match on April 1:2 and 13.
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    Walcott, Charles Sign Up
    119 11 I PHILADELPHIA, April 1 (AP> —Heavyweight champion I Jersey Joe Walcott and challenger Ezzard Charles yesterday signed foi a 15-round title bout m Philadelphia's 120,000--seat Municipal Stadium on j June This Is the fourth meeting I between Walcott and Charles. Jersey Joe won the crown last
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    PSC Brat Darul
    62 11 I PENANG. Tuts. Playing m ideal conditions on the Western I Road ground this evening Pen. -me Sim. its Ciub bt'ijl the Darul Aishan Football Club by one goal to nil m a league match. Unlike previous years' the i Sports Club played with ><>\nv vax blood
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    Will Race In Ipoh
    1752 11 By 4 TIME TEST' NEWCOMER, vrho ran iit last year's EnglMi Derby won I>> Arctic Prince, will be making his debut at the forthcoming IVrak Turf Club Derby meeting which begins on Saturday. He is Woodrote Inn, a four-year-old by Jamaica Inn (King Salmon) out of
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    ARYANGYMKHANA SAIL FOR STORE
    355 11 ARYAN GYMKHANA SAIL FOR STORE during tl t- w eats which he .-■pen m England Acrobatic Arickswamy is one of the best goalkei p s m [ndia. Other members of the contingent :i Varavelu Natraj (outside right*. Qmapathy Nathamuni (half-back) Shankar Anaji Mohite (half-back). Narayan Perumal in^ide-lefi Sampangi Bangaru (insideright),
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    KELANTAN SOCCER CARNIVAL
    147 11 KOTA BAHRU. T m s S tai i Muda one 61 the >8 sport associations In Xi ntan will hold socci carnival ai Kr B;ihr.i > i > 13. Team i from Smgap »n ilaeca. Johon and Trengganu ill tak,e P il{ tournej to boosi Suai Mud
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    277 11 yea:;, would be granted i I et ship Mr. C. X Huang prestdeni of the Pan-Malayan Chinese Un porters Association. aid majority ol the Chini M had I garded Malaya a> theii m homeiand. The Chines* c munity as a whole h.<ri eontri buterj much to the prospertts of Malaya
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    Carlos Was The Star...
    242 11 Carlos Was The Star Sineaporr basketball tnim f.»rt:ot all about thrir horn« lean being inked to whoop m drl;i; ht at the display off j \ouiu' I '■ntst.ifk from th« Philippines who was th« most ianliß( star m last night's tussle between thw Pi's Prisro All Stan and Singapore's TVng
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    73 11 Kluaug GES W in KIA7ANG ■::i-- Efl I 1.. '(1.,', Altai H. i -,h ill :n itc i pi a: ed during the Kd by itS I i OUtfil r■ j 1 1 1 < Cheah Cht I i v. Ch ja C i- »th sooi i! :'i i -i-tr
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      35 11 HIGH nUBi a' 'he r-irrip* l rd ort* \r\ Ma leva It HI AY: AM I' M Singapore tSt 4.3fc Malacca lIJI IZJM Port Dickson l« I' II 17 Port Sham 1.45 MM Prn.inf ?>'<! LSI
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    ROMAN STADIUM
    79 12 Feverish work is going on m order to finish the new Olympic stadium m Rome so that it can be inaugurated with the England-Italy soccer match m May. The stadium, begun before the war. will have a capacity for 81.000 spectators one of the biggest m Europe. It
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    TRYAS STANDS OUT IN TRIAL
    516 12 TRYAS STANDS OUT IN TRIAL RUNS THREE IN 37 ON A WET TRACK IPOH, Tiies. Tryas (Percival up) put m it winning gallop tliis morning on a heavy track. He was timed al 37 dead for the three, finishing four easy lengths m front of slahle companions, Tajurrah and Solperion.
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    FATHUL TAME THE TIGERS
    577 12 Colony Soccer Upset I 'ROOF thai £ood soccer can be played it the |»la>ers play with spirit and real determination, *as provided at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday when Fathul Karib Club, promoted from the second division, scored a well deserved 1-0 victory against highly rated, star-studded
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    Malacca AAA To Improve Athletics
    195 12 I MALACCA. Tues. A scheme to coach and train athletes m Malacca was proposed at the annual general meeting of the Malacca Amateur Athletic Association he'd li»st week. It was made by the re-elected president. Mr. P.G.M.G. Mahindasa. who said that there was a well
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    SCSE DANCE
    35 12 THE Singapore Chinese Swimming Club will hold a social and dance on Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Club premises m Amber Road, open to all members and their friends.
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    REME Beat Indians
    57 12 TAIPING, Tues.— m the senior football League yesterday, REME beat the Indians by three goals to nil. Scott save his side the lead m the middle of the first half when scored from close range. He scored another m the opening minutes of the second half while
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    The Search Is On For Halves
    263 12 Perak Soccer Trial ll'OH. Tues. Perak'a pol< ntial stair soccer side with the exception of centre half, Wong Kirn Fong, gol logeilier for the firs! lime m a trial hel<l on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground today. Although they heal the Whiles by four
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    Borneo Sports Club Surprise Ipoh Favourites
    133 12 IPOH. Tues. Borneo; Motors Sports Club surprised Ipoh District League favourites, Pera'k Chinese Recreation Club, today beating them by two goals to one m a"Division one game at the PCRC ground. The Suiv,o was played on waterlogged ground and there was more Cun than
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    PEMLTA STARTS TRAINING SCHEME
    128 12 PENANG. Tups The Penan? Lawn Tennis Association is to embark on a free coaching scheme to develop the island's promising junior players. live boys and 10 Rirls have been selected for the scheme and will obtain free rackets and tennis balls from the Association. At the
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    Negri's Malaya Cup Fixtures
    49 12 S Ell EMB A X. T i The Negrj Sembilan Hate.-, for Malaya C\:p fixtures this season are: May :>: Nejjrj vs. .Malacca at Seremban; July 5: Combined Services vs. Negri m Singapore; July 19: Negri vs. Johore m Seremban; August !> Singapore vs. Negri m
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    S'pore Amateur Boxing Championships
    285 12 THE SINGAPORE Amateur: B<>xin« Association plans to run an Inter-School team championship and has accodringly written to the Education Department for permission to stage the show. But no official reply from the Education authorities has been received .so far to the proposal. The S.A.B.A. Open championships
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    Kinta Europeans
    73 12 IPOH. Tues.— T!ie following will represent the Kinta Europeans m a Brander Shield League match against Police, on Saturday. April f>. on the Ipoh Padantf: J. K. Whimster »Capt) Capt. J. H. Akam» E. FlunJ, G. Hellinqs. K. R. V. MiohelT. Dr G. A. Mott. A. N. Other.
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    86 12 PENANG, Tues.— The Medan Police Sports Association will bo /lying here to play three mat -rics. The team consists of .19 players and six officials. They will play their first match against the Penang State team on Victoria Green on April 10 and against Perang Chinese
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      248 12 Swimming Stars In Club Gala PENANG Chinese Suimniin^ Club's besi suinuu'-rs. a ill be m Sim. i ;or'- foi the anim.il inter «lui> BBCel with th»* t hmrse SwimmißC Club m \->ril 12 ami II They aif out to U^i the Colony's kfljpf fnr suiininiiv, honours at M.lsinki. Nea bwee
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      106 12 SINGAPORE SOCCER. Singapore Bitsivess House* FA r. Ma I m/ Football Assn., at JaUm Besar Stadium: SAFA Junior League SFB v. TMOBA at Geylang. IPOH SOCCER: IDF League Div. r— PCRC V. Bornro S.C. on PCRC Padang, Div. II W Cheng Wan v. Detention Carw,) on Ipoli Padang. Div. II
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