Singapore Standard, 7 April 1952

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    17 1 Singapore Standard ,-lR A... X II NO. 280 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    TEMPLER CONFERS ON T. MALIM
    400 1 DECISION EXPECTED TOMORRO W Standard Staff KUALA LUMPUR, Government's Future |»<»li which a 22-hour curfeti <la>s a«io, m eipecled t«» day. A conference is now 1 and a decision could be 1 ex Tuesday. Mr. A. W. I). James, formation DejiaVtment, c«)n being hold m
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    Mao: Third World War Probable
    44 1 Mao: Third World War Probable ,KON(. April WPi A 1,1 war is proha dias to Mao hairman of Jin <.overnn»^nt. (ruphlt't which htd last week "Mao wrote: ■reseat situation ieyilf into a ..id v. at similar Communists ■i n!s -oinu to atmiit irt h-re
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    Eden: War Danger Receded
    61 1 Eden: War Danger Receded R a Secret I increa of j icing event the M :f E tit E ~.i help those rbalanci n two wa; remedy 1 of their ec m tions of 3to prorever it b n any CommuX >rea has been itre whore this een taken up.
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    Soviet Airbase In Manchuria
    63 1 TAIPEI A:>: »i (AFPI -The U Press today re- m, M inchuria, v the m tin Soviet airbase m the Fit E isi The ig ?ncy said that the former Jip ii ese-b till iii fi< d had been I•• illy rebuilt and now p i
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    RECALLED
    46 1 CAIRO April G IAP) The Polish nistei to C liro Jar I): ,o,»v ski has been recaller to Warsnw at the reouesi <^i Eg: >tian Foreign Ministry. ne 'sp pei Alassas s^i*"' loday. It u• v c no reasons fof t v u- rep<M ecall
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    U.S. RUBBER POLICY 'CAN RUIN MALAYA'
    179 1 LONDON. April 6, (AP).-The Investors Chronicle, I weekly financial journal, yesterday sharply criticized the American attitude towards Malayan rubber. me vast U.S. government-owned, governmentsubsidised and government-priced synthetic industry constitutes a menace to the tree peoples m the Far Easi m that it has enabled
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    E-29 Explodes, Ten Killed
    102 1 SACRAMENTO California. I April 6 i Reuten A 829 (Super Foj ti essi ,'eath r plane exploded and crashed last night 16 miles northeast o| here'killing all II) o! the crew. Witnesses iep >rted > "terrific explosions' one just before the four-entitled plane crashed m Oal
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    $39,000 M. US Aid To Free Nations
    258 1 WASHINGTON. April 7 (Router)— The United 'States spent $39,000,000,000 between the end of the war and the beginning of 1952 to help bolster the economics and defence efforts of the free nations, it was announced here today. In addition. $16,200,000,000 remained available at
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    42 1 pholu. halo Onn bin Jaafar Member for Home Affair, of the Federation of >!•>., p .4r«,» J Iflh d" R.Vndri Frwad. whrn he died oa the President, at i B ..u,. >,* Delhi on Ajwil i. O*U Oou U expected m Singapore tuii..». GHS
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    Meeting Banned
    50 1 I NAIROBI April 6 CReuter)"<.!ice l> inned a nn is> meeting .caffS m Nairobi tod£ by the K.-nva African Uniofl and the Congress to coinride kith s i. i •\frica'> Yin Ku'.K-f. k cc epr;i tion marking :;0! > year* nf wp» te l settlement m the C
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    Rice: Chance For Importers
    189 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Federation Government may have to buy through commercial importers, during the remainder of the year, certain grades of rice which become available on the markets of exporting territories. If the Government derides to carry out this step, all those
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    3 MIGs Downed
    50 1 KOREA, Apr. (5 <AP'. American Sabre jots; shol down three MIG-15s, probably destroyed another and damaged ri\ »> more over north.-west Ku- I rea today. The Fifth Air Force said the 15-minute -battle !:i|jed north of Sonchon early this afternoon after several Sabre svveep.s i'fportcrl lid MIG
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    Food Stocks Now Dangerously Low
    365 1 Food Stocks Now Dangerously Low KUALA LIMPI R, Sun.— The people of Tanjong Malim are not starving but food stocks In the town aii* tailing dangerously low. Fresh foodstuffs, like vegetables and fish, brought from Kuala Lumpur are quickly bought up. ut the market which is open for two hours
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    156 1 Last ni^ht community leaders ••> Tanjong Qialini 1 reassured Ihe people thai replies to th«- questionnaire 1 distrihuh-d <>» Saturday !•> British troop* and collected 1 by them yesterday morning 1 were delivered direct t»» the High Commissioner, Sir Gerald Tempier. .\l»out 1.'.'00 forms were distribnted on viturda> and a
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    China's Improved Budget
    117 1 China's Improved Budget rAIPEI, April 6 (Re iterAAP) Nationalist China for the first time m the p '-t 20 years lias achieved mm improved budgetary system, and it, revenues and expenditures are about balanced, the Nationalist Finance C. X Yen det ared yesterday. Reporting to official* >J c Presidential Office
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  • Article, Illustration
    Hornets Sting Three At Cemetery
    290 2 Hornets Sting Three At Cemetery CHENG BENG' FAMILY HURT A 61 -YEAR-OLD Chinese, his 53-year-old wife ami their 12-year-old grandson were stung by n swarm of hornets yesterday morning when they visited the graves of their ancestors at Tiong Rahru Leng Kee Swa Cemetery m accordance with Ihe "Cheng Benjj:"
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    SFSU To Plan New Pay Scale
    143 2 Standard Staff Reporter AFTER a four- hour discussion yesterday, the Executive Council of the Singapore Federation of Services Unions: yesterday decided to draw up a salary scale for the civilian industrial employees of all the three Services m Singapore. These proposed ne.v salary scales
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    Gordons Entertain Nee Soon
    109 2 EXACTLY a year since they first played here, the band oi the Gordon Highlanders, con•1 i 'led by their bandmaster W. Williams, gave the Garrison Sergeants 1 Mess a proof of their musical versatility during lunch hour yesterday. The varied bill )f musical fare included selections
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    New BO AC Service Reaches Colony
    50 2 New BO AC Ser vice Reaches Colon y THE NEW BO AC service from London and Bangkok reached Singapore yesterday. This weekly service, operated by Argonauts, will touch at Rome, Beirut, Bahrein. Karachi, Calcutta, Rangoon ancj Bangkok on the way out. peaching Singapore on Sunday and returning the following afternoon.
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    SEVEN HURT
    22 2 SEVEN people were injured yesterday m a collision between a taxi and a lorry 'at the 7th mile. Chang] Road.
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    Lottery Prizes In Full?
    71 2 Lottery Prizes In Full? S Ph< .1 ra Social an Lotterj is only 10 to i S Ra who is m I r i the I cis cvi ry like- ark be- doe; it will rsi time which an? prize? will i>t pi c is R further states W< fare
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    New C'ttee Fo" Temple
    64 2 FOVLi >WING been new co ent of th« Sri Si gar Temp i ai m l\ Katong. P\ Dr. P. a1 n; Hon. Seen lary, -Ir. R. Ye H mi Treasurer. Mr. iati: Committee: V anathar, K. Vel ..i. V. Sinnathamby, T R S. R.«. ..:k.;.
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    Bharat Airways Chief In S'pore
    53 2 liR HARDATTA SUGLA, ire •<■:■ i I Bharai .n\\ ed from Cal- on his waj to kkarta to Rnali c plans fa* m i xtension oi the Bharat A .v.i\ service from Calii a to Djakarta. il(» will staj m Singapore v dayi bi fore
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    OFFICIALS OF SIKH C'TTEE
    72 2 THE following were doctor! to the Committee of Management of the Sikh Pratinidh Sabha: President Sardar Sadhoo Singh Khaira, Vice-Presi-dent Gulzar Singh, Hon. Secretary H. Mohinder Singh, I Asst Secretary— Sardara Singh. Hon Treasurer- J. Balkara Singh, Committee Members— Kehar Singh, Chanan Singh, Sohan Singh, Gurdip
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    Funds Needed For Hindu Crematorium
    114 2 Standard St.ill Correspondent J -PENANG. Sat. A crema- torium costing nearly $5,000 may be built at the Hindu] Cemetery m Batu Lanchang If enough funds are forthcoming from the Hindu public, Mr. G. Das a member of the Hindu Advisory Board told The Standard today.
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    135 2 PICTURE shows an architect's draicing of the second group of 1 1 houses now being built at Bedok for squat-ter-farmers from Pay a Lebar where Singapore's international airport will be built. These houses, which cost about $3,000 each, are being constructed by Messrs. Concrete Industries (Malaya) Limited. Wiili iralls of
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    Boys' Brigade At T. Bahru
    93 2 TI|E Singapore Boys Brigade Battalion comprising 11 companies had their first parade this year when 450 boys and 20 officers marched to the Jubilee Presbyterian Church m Tiong Bahru yesterday. The 11th Company, with their headquarters m the Jubilee Church acted as hosts. All the
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    Stalls Will Go To Highest Tender
    239 2 ESPLANADE HAWKERS Standard Staff Reporter THE STALLS now beiii£ built l>y tke Singapore Cilr Councillors at Esplanade are to he let out on tender, the highest tenderer getting the preferenceMr. T. P. F. McNeice. President of the City Council, told The Standard yesterday that
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    CYCLIST KILLED
    32 2 LEE LOII KUN, a 24-year-old Chinese of Veerappa Chetty Lane, Singapore, was killed while cycling m East Coast Road yesterday, after being involved m an accident with a motor Cyclist.
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    Record Month For S'pore Blood Bank
    78 2 Balance from Mar. 2$ to April 4 imiusive: Group Group Groap (intup Total March was a very successful month m 1 1 Blood Transfusion service. As record number of atteacbUMses by volun'. .c:r donors of 421. transfusions givin 481, and also old ampules of
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    HE SPEAKS 6 DIALECTS
    161 2 HE SPEAKS 6 DIALECTS EYLANG KOYAX. six-year-old son of Mr. V. Rajaratnam and 1. i [ndo-Chim 9e wife, Madam Ngym n-Thi- vi. is a linguist like Ms parents. He speaks Hokkien, Teochew and Cantonese fluently, besides Tamil, his father's dialect, and Malay. Sometimes he ads as an interpreter Uiwt en
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    May Day Rallies' Permit Sought
    188 2 May Day Rallies' Permit Sought Spore TUC THE 50-STRON(i Sin^a pore Trade I'nions Congress decided at a meeting yesterday to apply to Government for permission to celebrate May Day with processions and outdoor meetings. The meeting elected a fireman Commit'ec to app Govornment for thi! and to draw up the
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    Four Fires In 40 Minutes
    68 2 SINGAPORE Pin BrigaA yesterday dealt wit laliang Rres m four dirTen parts of the island with m minutes. The first fire b1 I 2.45 p.m. was rej ri andra Road and the one occurred within 10 U at Henderson Road. The other two Rres broke
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      135 2 More the, rcod cm. Whit* Pu mo th -fc m ogo select ond be ■< el, ond oolv the RM| r 9oe» art, f odef Digest i i i C.R.P\S'R', I PHONt urn s SvU2L^ I )St HIVIIi\ INIi !ll 11 :il II -\iun:;i!f!P .SUM lIIHIII\H IMMIf COMPANY i4D CUUU*
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      77 2 fl yy ffUF^S^ ftPATff ytL. SJi^P /D-DOKTT SCOtD KE^ WH'LJL SOMEL )/^A-^AM /C" ".r?- J BOSn*l'VC^t. AAJKLE, iJ/X^lr £<ETCH GRAMNV AH IS ,N OTHER S.GOTT* STA-.D ./5 < JEST BEFORE TH' </ > /7 2> NORESELF J MISERY- KjOT »N KAh GAL KETCHES J&X HELPi ES C 1 >#SO'J M
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    Swank Club Opens on Sat.
    18 3 Swank Club Opens on Sat. Stafl K»port»r re's most g l ,v. m thai v meant othei part
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    World Health Bay Talks
    11 3 v v ii ia aya, il Sei
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    43 3 Phot*. FRONT viru of the new SI 10.1)00 IK y n As.mh -iatioii. at S milesi<»nf Easl Cmsl H<».id. Stasapore. belmuei^s to thr Sin»api>r,- Hum anise oinrminitv. Thr u \i will be orti, i a ny opened Sj'urdav to it> ;.,o numbers. Standard
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    WIN A TRIP TO SIAM
    68 3 WIN A TRIP TO SI AM dial rave 1 rgani >d the Ball which will H• on Saturday All proceeds the* Singa] Anti- Am. al ion. no 1 aug ented R HoteM >:■■ be tra will nti dnight, hen Cc Wil on's Great World band takes over. Scores of pretty
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    GIFT TO SCHOOL DEFERRED
    91 3 GIFT TO SCHOOL DEFERRED HE p ent ition ol ma if by Si pw's (> B a socia- s < ril tntribution to the d fei I beta A,• could no i quorum a' 1 genera v the net pi I Pre--3 ihe i will »n Tl A 1 it
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    Coun'cilApproves Nair'sExpulsion
    211 3 Coun'cil Approves Na ir 'sExpu lsion Siamlard Start Rrporlrr THE newly-elected General Council of the Labour Party of Singapore, at its meeting on Saturday, confirmed tin* decision of the previous Council expelling Mr. UL P. D. \air, City Councillor, after a heated debate. Mr. X.i ir was expel >• I
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    SCSA Gets Welfare Officer
    191 3 SCSA Gets Wel fare Officer GOVERNMENT lias appointed a Chief Personnel and Welfare Officer for the Singapore Civil Service Association states the repori of the Asso Nation presented at its 22nd annual genera] meeting at Tessensohn Road on Saturday. He is Mr. D. B. Alcock who is taking a keen
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    ANNUAL DANCE
    38 3 THE Teachers' Training College will be holding their third Annual Dinner and Dance at Raffles Hotel on Saturday, May 31. The College's Easter Dance will be held on Saturday. A ril 12. at the S.V.C. Hall.
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    Ex-Pow Wants Crack At Malayan Bandits
    498 3 Ex-Pow Wants Crack At Malayan Bandits By D.H. de T. Rradr FIGHTING FIT, and itching to get into action that describes 31 -year-old Corporal James Wood of the Gordon Highlanders, who returned to Malaya, alter a lapse of seven years m the troopship Empire Orwell He first came to Malaya
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    VARSITY BUILDING SNAG IS SOLVED
    550 3 Need For Higher Entry Standard Is Imperative Standard Stall Reporter SIR GEORGE Vance Allen, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, who retires m June this year, told The Standard thai the problem of building the University m Johore Bahru had been solved and the University
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    30 3 Phoio by MR. Mohamed Sallrfa bin Ismail o! the Siaeapore Police Force and Miss il.ni I'ah binte IHrwis of No. 52, BLampoas Soopoo, Siagapore, who were married List week. Sukaramai.
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    Visiting U.S. Lecturer Dies Of Polio
    116 3 Standard Staff Reporter. AIR. ERNEST S DIX ,-t the University of Ma aya died of poliomyelitis on s night, alter a short illne m Middleton Hospit 1 An American scholar Clark University. Mass setts. Mr. Dix vv;is y visiting lecturer to the Department of
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    Pepper Freight Rates Raised
    64 3 Standard Staff Reporter FREIGHT rate: on 1 m bags to Hongkong, .'.I inila and Japan will U> mci from April L 6. The seci-eta r i c s .f the Malay China/Japan ence Messrs. Mansfield Ci Limited, state that the new rates will be: Hongk per
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    100% Pass TTC First Aid Class
    153 3 SUndud Slafl trp>lln rWEM I If MM •1 the i ■■.< fiei Training Col- Certifi ate Court* Hme N irsing ai Fti A i exa nati the < i ege i pa s In was the fti nature sanise v d V Athei the
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    Teachers' holidays Commence
    102 3 Teachers' holidays Commence si.uul.mi Si..n RepMitff ABOI T 100 tea -l the Te i liei Tra begin Iheir I one week fore the normal scl i iFl i ison being I are i I to Malay gchoo! m Singa uho <i<. Eng They teach I i.v schoo tieai of ivhic
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      34 3 1f I FOR HEAVEN*S SAKE, ALLEY, GET I AWRIGWT, f I YOUR DINOSAUR'S HEAD OUT OF 7 AWRK3HT. ...I'MV "^v rf\|M^f MY CHIMNEY 'FORE HE BREAKS! DOIN 1 TH'BEST Ul> j^j v ,S>- 'v
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  • BOOKS of The WEEK
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      Satire On A U.S. Radio Commentator
      842 4 Satire On A U.S. Radio Commentator The Oracle. Hi Kdtrin O'Connor ißeinhardt Evans. 10$, <!'/.> The Donkey Shoe Bu G. B Stern. (Collins, lO.t f>d> The Duke of Gallodoro. Bi; Attb/feg Afentn. <Cimfto IVm)'/u".n\ IL'.s. »;d The House by the Canal. By Georges Simenon ißotttledge Hi Keyan Paul. 10*. 6dJ
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      Two Tales Of Adventure, Exploration
      394 4 Two Tales Of Adventure, Exploration T)\e American expedition Bj Z Sven Waxell Hodgt Pp. 236. Z 1 5s. C Sen Road \o the Indies Ru CHenry H Hart. Hodge. Pp. xiL Z 29H. i:>s. C THALES o! adventure and cs- -I ploration are best lakes straight from the traveller's C
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      Golden Age Forecast
      270 4 Golden Age Forecas t The Next Million Years. By Charles Galton Darwin. Ihut Davis. Pp. 210. 15s. By H. J. Fleuie THHE millionth birthday of mankind approaches. What j does probability, working on the basis of huge numbers, suggest tor the next million? ihe scientific revolution of [the last four
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      PICK OF THE NEW NOVELS
      757 4  -  Elizabeth Jenkins IVOR THE reader who is neither Communisi nor Fascist the novel depicting the workings of totalitarian government has. at its most conventional, the oppression of a nightmare; when, a> m Fried rich Bruegel's The Plotters (Gollanez. pp. 256, 12s <kl). the novel is
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      IN BRIEF
      79 4 THE FLOWERS OF. THE FOREST, by Neil Bell (Eyre and Spottiswoode. 12s. 6d.). A painfully sincere pacifist novel from a school m aster's point of view. A PLAY TOWARD, by Elizabeth Coxhead (Faber, 12s. tki). Class difficulties m the 1920s sympathetically and honestly d i splayed around a
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      A CURIOUS POSITION
      353 4 Sir: 1 hope 'n;ii the Ouvt eminent ol the Federation of I Malaya Would have <>y this time realised the utter fu*i- lity of the Moneylenders? Ordinance, which it passed J at the March ssion of the Federal Legislative Council, The result has been hat the moneylenders
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    • We the PEOPLE
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      37 4 B® 1 Vferl B^B^T T' RAIN 1 f/7 HMM/ 21>&INE$£ I^9 f I WONE7EK WHE^E TV^E^E 1 fT/ \~Jj~^BK^L^i 7j JH RAliUA^'- fIM ALL 6ET T //A SHORT i CLUCKS ARE 3ETTIN' 7-'- (T. I ?n'j£/ii jfM
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  • Article
    Don't Move Us, Plead Villagers
    48 5 Don't Move Us, Plead Villagers [PUR, Son A resit* nts ai Selanc :>-*arv fax ft terday t tto re a ndei tO BO >■• R emend < rcrni en I .-...<;■■ red i V..< v. barl d tion a i r. busii i yean igc c to tl toss. Ch
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    Singing Contest Results
    52 5 Singing Contest Results Inter- pel re I T Pen 1 ie Schoo tate Ta--2n I X i 'I S 'I', il, S y r P P. W of s ol Prai P it EU r h S 1001, F\':iJi. 4. tkaa iati md, Pcnamg; 2nd Tamil School, ti Kampong Sch
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    GIRL GETS FREEDOM
    34 5 GIRL GETS FREEDOM Sun --T i ren tted v oi pena I is sed by tit Alof Stai i gii X r consoi I adits own plea of Russ< has prison sentence the sen-
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    Many IMPs Quit UMNO
    39 5 Many IMPs Quit UMNO G, Sun. Che a led at t'ne cc tv i.-4 ruing when elected oittee m q resigne 1 1 c of c offl rials, the IMP. i1 itbority bet of UMNO aso left to party.
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    Five Are Made Queen's Scouts
    40 5 F.'. c seoul .i .a one front have become kte to Qua! :f> S Alt Badge. bin Adil. md R. Ravi urth Kinta Ch lonfl Khean b Kinta Group I -f the Firsl Gi -up.
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    WHAT WE ARE FIGHTING—C.J.
    404 5 WHAT WE ARE FIGHTING— C.J. Standard Stall Correspondenl PENANG, Sun.— "We are at the moment fuhtin« a battle m this country, which virtually affects everything we hold most clear. It is not merely a fight against a few thousand armed bandits but against a pernicious system, which admits of no
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    FREEDOM IN 3 YRS' CALL DENIED
    200 5 'FREEDOM IN 3 YRS CALL DENIED Zulkifli Explains The 'Men In The Jungle' Tin,- S tandard Reporter Hashim f>n«.r-.i a V Auikini bin Mohamed m uZr? ItahrS f UMNO h^«>iuurtors -is voov ?v nossufi i ial o^'wlf t! at 'i 11 ?i«S«POfe Standard', e lit«,r- -n-i zSk a? "V M
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    31 5 Mr. M. Gonesan, eldest son of hKt. V. Monikam retired sub-Treasurer of Seremban, who recently married Miss Ratno Dcvi eldest daughter of hhx. K. Manikam, manager of Pa!aniappa Estate at Muar.
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    She Will Attend The Centenary
    90 5 PENANG, S in. The very R■■ erend Moth »r General M her, SI Je m ac<*o npanied j by two a >istants has arrived I iii Via lay a from P to be are > -.-i the Penang Cm c ebr ites the cente- i
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    FIFTY BACK NEW ASSN.
    92 5 FIFTY BACK NEW ASSN. KUAL LUMPUR, Sun. A group promote mutual, ocial and cultura exchanges between the peop c of Malaya and Ameri ana i:i this country v..,, formed here yesterday. The Malayan American s. ety was formu red Ui respon i numen appeals. Th i' ii mccl ing which
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    ON TRANSFER
    32 5 TAIPING, Sun.— Mr. S. R. Ciieivan:<v.i;atn. Technical Assistant m the Telecommunication Department has left Taiping on transfer to Klang. ne is being succeeded hereby Mr. S. Sundram of Kuala Lipis,
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    Certificate For A W.D. Accountant
    228 5 TAIPING, Sun. -Mr. V». M. tie Silva. Barrack Store Accountant, attached to the lIASC Barrack Office, Taiping, was the recipient of a certificate oi commission at a ceremony held at the headquarters, North Malaya Sub-District m Kamnnting yesterday. The ceremony was attended by a large
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    Fatal Swim
    56 5 MALACCA, Sun.— A verdict of "death by misadventure" was recorded by [nche Me id. Jamil, the magistrate at the clo^e of an inquiry into the death recently by drowning of a senior techincal assistant, Chong Koh Wong. Chong was drowned off E*iilau Besar when he jumped ofl a
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    TIGERS GET A BANDIT
    122 5 TIGERS GET A BANDIT KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Acting on public information :i Tiser patrol (his morning killed a bandit at Batu Pahat recovering a rifle, and ammunition. A second bandit was killed m the Triaii^ area. Pahang, by the Third King's African Rifles Patrol. m Batu Pahat also 1? terorrists
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    Chinese Remember The Dead
    111 5 PENANG., Sun.— ln common with other parts oi country, thousands <>f Chines families weni to the hills cemeteries at Mount Erskine, Batu Gantong, Paya Terubong. Thean Teik Estate and Batu Lanchang lor their ann "Cheng Ben.;;" festival today. Many families m fact started for their "Cheng
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    DIES ON HOLIDAY
    62 5 PENANG, Sun. The deatb occurred while he was on holirlav here of Mr. Donald Newlands, shift engineer attached to the Ampat Tin. Dredging Limited m Bidor, Perak at 6..J0 p.m. yesterday. Mr. Newiands was putting up at the Hotel Metropole since his arrival for the week-*rul when
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    27 5 The Chief Justice of the Federation of Malaya, Mr. Charles Mathew seen inspecting a guard of honour before declaring open Penang's new Supreme Court building on Saturday.
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    Nancy Led The Dancers
    62 5 PENANG, Sun. A large gathering turned up For tht social and dance organised by the Radical Party here al the Khek Association <>■ Burma Road !a.-:! night. In attendance was AJberl Yeoh and his band. The first pair to take the floor was Miss "<ancy Yeap,
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    Poor, So He Tried Death
    62 5 MALACCA. Sun. A rubber estate weeder, Joo, who Found himself destitute, decided- to pud his life on Friday afternoon by throwing himself .m the Malacca river. A Malay who witnessed the incident promptly jumped i:i and dragged Joo back to safety. Joo was yesterday sentenced
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    Dato Onn Seeks India's Moral Aid
    194 5 m:w DELHI, -Sob.— The Malayan utfcraal U-ndrr, Dato Onn bin Ja'afar appealed mi Saturday ni-hi for India's moral support m the liijht ol the .">. 000.000 p<-, -ple of the Malayan Federation against the terrorism «»i a "handful ol guerillas." Add v>\- a new
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    Gen. Meels Pensioners
    40 5 i:; ma LUMpun morniti < I 1 1 lep .i I < i !)■>■.. 13 Jr. V pillai, pre ideni of live P lala i lion, i M.iii ad. ('!■.>• -.i ■.i .i.i w ECtin Sv > J. R. Sta Ma i
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    TEN YEARS
    65 5 s:t [B s i v X' ■i' ;,d Indian y outh, I ruin. v. mm i forced the bandit > tndil it lark n Kuala I' ien i kepa md s were i <' vii later deserted 1 hai La live n trrrukl life m K. Until i■■
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    INCHE HUSSAIN
    23 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Sun [ache Hussaia bin \bdul Rnzak, bospital assistant, r1 Kuala Kangsar, who was leave, died m Penanf 'a-: Monday.
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      'So Sorry, Says Yoshida
      902 6 "T I G H T Y-T II RE E million bowing Japanese, li j^ isec by trie bloodbath of war, have said "So s t he peoples of Malaya They have done f w through Mr. Ryutaro Nemoto, special representai w of Premier Yoshida, who called
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    14 6 "6V» anything to suspend me from this ouse for five Jays, wouldn t yer?.
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    THE WOPS IN THE PITS
    462 6  -  CASSANDRA BY V'ORKSIIIRE is famous En pudding ctfcfcd wolds, ham and etCS (.o«»d Compel Whernside, chocolate, the Whithy fis| 1)lls tomnionscn.se. Query commonsense The Yorkshire miners have now -<»< tin idown and are doing their robust hist to X, h miners out of the pits
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    New Ceylon Premier Acclaimed By Whole Country
    1067 6 BY OUR CEYLON CORRESPONDENT COLOMBO. THE Hon. Mr. Dudley Senanayake. the youngest Prime Minister m the world, lias been assured of the support of the vast majority of his countrymen. But it is likely that he will not be content with lip service
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    Ra'ayats And Royalty
    231 6 Sir: My attention was drawn to a letter which appeared m your paper recently on the above subject. I fully endorse the opinion expressed therein. At a time when the administration is engaged to exterminate banditry and other evils m this country with the full support of
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    CivilDefence Recruiting
    105 6 Sir The press report under the heading "City has 500 -civil defence men shows the poor response which the major communities have shown to the appeal for civil defence recruits. To remedy this situation I propose: That Government set up a committee to study the question of compensation
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    12 6 "Strewth! Twelve pounds nineteen and six! Who said talk's cheap?"
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      Aided School Teachers 'Handbook
      561 6 Sir:— On March 31, VOX DOMINI VOX DEI. writing m The Singapore Standard, stated that representations have been made to the Member tor Education for improved conditions of service through all legitimate channels inculding the Teachers' Union and also by the "highest authority of the Mission
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    UK'S 1951 PAYMENTS POSITION
    440 7 deficit Of £428 Million Jm Last Halt Of Year 1 >MM "J A|>r 6 <« < 1 Stain's balance of payments 28,000,000, a British Government White Paper disclosed yes- terday. The figure revises the earlier estimates of a deficit of between £450.000,000 and £500,000,000. In the
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    More US Bombers For Europe Defence
    115 7 VSHINGTON, April (i, (lP)._Ten more win ff s el Slates lisht bombers and fighter bombers senfl t» hurope to provide tactical support for defence forces. Informed sources said yesterday. 1 > .1 combat troops Wi -crn imi i< ■> nidi< .«t« d ij siatC9
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    US Has New Giant Jet Atom Bomber
    132 7 US Has New Giant Jet A tom Bomber WASHINGTON, April 6 (IP). The Cnited States Air Force partially lifted secrecy wraps yesterday from its giant YB-(iO jet bomber the latest American weapon capable of carr\in« atomic warfare anywhere m the world. The new bomber is ready to be moved from
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    Queen Mary Better
    28 7 Queen Mary Better 6 (Re;.- 4 grandElia was be a lit! c better -nil she has SUf»y. ...j indoors I I Mary ictors in* i se and t'r
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    NEW TUNISIAN CABINETNAMED
    49 7 NEW TUNISIAN CABINETNAMED I- tßeuteri Baccouche, ap- B of Tunis to ammed Chenik, Minister baniah- f has DOW Cabinet, it was un- ere •id to be I .h-:> 8.-l ■:ce: Chr liture Ha rhmi S rial Affairs: alth: Dr Gacbem mentione I for the 11 waa report.:d be approved >.
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    14 7 R« itei AAPI M <■ m Li Yu-hsi m this morning .is mmandei and
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    Dutch Queen Visits Mrs. FDR
    124 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 6, <AP>.< —Queen Juliana left here by plane Saturday on a round ab >,it trip to a week-end visit with an old friend, Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt The Dut<~h monarch and her party headed first for Philadelphia. The Bight is the first li g
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    Rita Wants To Forget
    114 7 0 UIY April (i (IP) Actress Bita Hay- S i resttrday that she units to -forget lie* difficulties with her estrapged husband. ctresa sad Mm has •no intrntiDn of meetiiis Ajy 5 beir, ln M«xuo or anywhere else despite •»f a possible return liatiou. i-*-*i l
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    Russia Makes Bid For Trade With West
    220 7 MOSCOW, April 6, (IP).— The Soviet Union yesterday made a bid for vastly expanded trade with the Western world, including the United States and West Europe. Mikhael Nestrov, President of the Soviet Chamber of Commerce, told the Moscow Economic Conference that the Soviet
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    Jailed Priest In HK
    41 7 HONGKONG. April t> (UP)— Archbishop PetroniO Lacchio of Chantfsha, Hunan Province, arrived m Hunskong last night after nearly one year's imprisonment and deportation from Communist China and was taken immediately to hospital here, the Catholic headquarters revealed.
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    Austin Hits Out At 'PoliticalLie'
    171 7 UNITED NATIONS. Apr. 5 (Reuter)— Mr. Warren Austin, chief United States .delegate to the United Nations, today replied to M. Frederic Joliot Curie. French communist scientific who has endorsed Chinese communist charges that the United States is using germ warfare m Korea. Mr, Austin said:
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    UK, Peking Delegates Plan Deal
    178 7 MOSCOW TALKS MOSCOW. Apr. 6 (UP)— Upon the conclusion of a meeting between the British and Chinese delegations yesterday, during the Economic Conference here, Harold Davies, a member of the British Parliament, who was present said progress had been made towards a concrete business deal.
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    Stalin Confers With Indian Ambassador
    61 7 MOSCOW, April 6 (UP)—Russian Premier Josef Stalin yesterday received Indian Ambassador S. Radhakrishnan. with Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky pre -sent. An Embassy spokesman said the half-hour discussion covered India, Asia and other problems and The interview was friendly and cordial. The Indian Ambassador will leave
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    UK Frees £10 Mil. Of Egypt's Balance
    74 7 UK Frees £10 Mil. Of Egypt's Balance LONDON, Apr. 6 (ReuterV— Britain is to release immediately U0.000.000 Sterling of Egypt's blocked Sterling balances, it was learned m London yesterday. Th c British Ambassador m Cairo, Sir Ralph Stevenson, had informed the Egyptian Foreign Minister of the decision m Cairo yesterday,
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    3-MIN. MEETING
    25 7 TOKYO. Apr (i (Reuter-AAP). United Nations and Chinese Communist armistice negotiators at Panmunjom met only "or three minutes today and made no progress.
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    Sudan: Egypt Warns UK
    122 7 Sudan: Egypt Warns UK CAIRO. April 6 (Reuter) Egyptian press reports emphasised today that Egypt will stop the current Anglo-Egyptian tlaks unless Britain ends her efforts to give the Sudan a new constitution. The pro-Wafd Al Misri said Premier Hilaly Pasha "insists that if the British do not issue a
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    Mme. Pandit To Lead Delegation To China
    55 7 NEW DELHI. Apr. 6 (UP)— The Ministry of External Affairs announced yesterday that a 14--member Indian cultural delegation is visiting Communist China at the invitation of the Chinese Government uncter the leadership of Madame Pandit. The delegation leaves on April 27 and will
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    'Dead' Patient Survives After Heart Massage
    128 7 ROME. April C, (UP). A patient m a Rome polyclinic hospital "died" yesterday during an operation, but a heart massage restored him 15 minutes after his heart stopped. Doctors said it was the first known case here when a patient was restored after such
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    58 7 MUSLIM WOMEN CONFERENCE For the first time m Muslim history, a conference of Muslim women from many Muslim countries was held m Lahore on March 29. Over 500 delegates from every part of Pakistan and observers from other Muslim countries attended the conference. Picture shows Begum Liaqu.it AH Khan. President
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    Helliwell On Graft In H'Kong
    143 7 LONDON, Apr. G (Reuter)— Arthur Helliwell, travelling columnist of the Sunday newspaper The People today attacked living conditions m Hong Kong m a page article headed "This British Colony js rotten with graft". In a dispatch from Hong Kong Mr. Helliwell said: "Bribery is, of
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    Michigan Republicans In Election Picture
    82 7 WASHINGTON. April G, <Reuter). Michigan Republicans entered into the Taft-Eisen-hower battle for nomination as Republican Party candidate for President of the United States. The party convention meeting m Detroit will choose 4f> delegates to the Republican National Convention at Chicago next July. With 228 delegates
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    US Presents 5-Stage 'Disarm' Plan Backed By UK
    280 7 US Presen ts 5-Stage 'Disarm' Plan Backed By UK UNITED NATIONS, April 6, (Inter). The I'nited States yesterday laid befotC the I'nited N.itions Disarmament Committee a fi\ <*-st:ii;r plan for a worldwide census of armaments, armed forces and military installations, including atomic and possible term carrying weapons. American rifles. *'p
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    FATAL FALL
    46 7 A SCHOOL GIRL. Pong Vong Seng. 14. (iif-d on admission to the General Hospital last Saturday after falling from a bus at the Norfolk— Thomson Road junction at 8.25 am. Witnesses of this accident are asked to contact Inspector Delilkan of the Traffic Police.
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    US Navy Planes Can Handle Big, Small A-Bombs
    109 7 US Navy Planes Can Handle Big, Small A -Bombs WASHINGTON A p 6 I %.Pi ']"■;<- U S Nai has im vhich can de ivei t> di itth bumb.s. says \':c<- \dmira W. Cassady, Deputy Chief p( Naval Air Operations CasMifi- testified aj a i door session the Senate I'
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    MusliM PMs Accept Pak. Invitation
    102 7 MusliM PMs Accept Pak. Invitation KARACHI er i i Pakistan I M sil i Pai neni ye f the 12 M ICii r conference m Kara agreed to a No date ha I been 1 iho ice yet, he Origina ly he ha I pi i no m April cause
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    India Adds Sixth Year To Plan
    246 8 NEW DELHI, Apr. 6 India's Five-Year Plan of development is to be converted into a year plan to bring it iti line with the Colombo Plan. This was disclosed by the Finance Minister, Mr. C. D. Deshmukh, on his arrival m New Delhi on
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    47 8 M \I)E m India II T 2 Is a bisie truinor designed, built and recently test flown b.v \\\ndustan Aircraft Ltd.' Bangalore. Production version will have a lo.Vh.p. Blackburn Cirrus' HI giving the plane a speed of 145 ni.p.h. and climb of W)0 f.p.m. at sea level.
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    334 8 Henry W.iugh and (<» Ltdreport their most successful ye: i en i^n :i record v olu ne of business a profit of 52.161,87'J was earned for 1951 which is equivalent to 84.7 per cci t 1 dividend at 15 per cci t ma .?s 2o per cent, for
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    Volume Of Business Smallest This Year
    272 8 By A Special Correspondent DILL conditions prevailed Malayan markets during I lit,- week and itie volume of transactions was the smallest lo Hair this year. The sli-ln rasing m demand for both rubber and tin and reports of difficult trading conditions in] the port
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    The Week's Business
    207 8 The Week 's Business Industrials: B >rneo C i 235. M Fraser and Mcave $3.70, Gammon $2.82&. Hammer $42.00. Jackson Co. $2.50 and $2.25. M i an Breweries $4924 and $495. Malayan Cement 90 cents. Paterson Simons 12s 6d Robins Ordinary $3,821 t i 13 ilk. Sing pore Cold Storage
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    Holland Is Biggest Cucumber Supplier
    89 8 AMONG ihe man> specialties produced b> Netherlands hus bandry for the world market, cucumbers is a particular item. There is no country m Europe which exports this item on. anything like the scale the Netherlands does. Thece is a lar?e home con sumption of cucumbers
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    an adventure Called PHotography
    1128 9  - an adventure Called PHotography Peter Robinson r/m It POKTRAITI RE, home nuking, is 4 nd often more satis- the family than the B M variety. .■-.■•'-> p^artire arc required nd p i^i 1 p. eseni »k> ghl f '■<:" taiiicd m pea are -l stands, expensive para boiic iminium tp
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    IX—HOME PORTRAITURE
    870 9 IX— HOME PORTRAITURE The coloui temperature of a lamp as stated by the manufacturer, however, depends upon the input voltage being equal to th.it figure stamped the lamp This, m turn, depend- on c Citj Council, as far ;i> youi experiments arc concerned and, .iv w« all know m Singapore,
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    MOVIE MUSIC QUIZ
    298 9 MOVIE MUSIC QUIZ U HO mould hkr vfta i through the c»inrosii\ <f Shaw Bros.) < omplimml.t rf ti<k«-ts to see the Warner Bro Ihrr's musical •■xtrav .tg.in?a 111 See You In My l)r<iini" founded on the life story of famous romposrr f.us K.iha «bo started on the turbulent North
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    644 9  -  Bill Webb Jones by I SEE that an eminent biologisl has jn,st produced a bitok on jazz. Doctor Bernard Heuvelmans, of Paris, has written a work upon a subject which he says 'is very dear to. my heart." Much of the Doctor's bonk is technical and
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      247 9 MONDAY CROSSWORD By *|»«'<-ial arran^eincitt uith The Tinn'B and The Manchester («tiardian. Exclusive lo The Singapore Standard )opy rij> hi fl sx^_«.Sa£w 22 23^ ACROSS remains H -mJeft «6». I.'. 1 i»t m io read mittimus <b). 8 Thrir race went to the mow ana n Valhulla'a receptionist '4i. teadj
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    ENGLAND GETS POST-WAR
    454 10 HAT-TRICK Scots Just Fail To Get Equaliser GLASGOW, April 5 (Reuter) Torrential rain fell here for several hours before the start of the international soccer match at Hampden Park Stadium today between Scotland and England. The rain, still falling at the kick-off, did not dampen the enthusiasm
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    England Won With Penalties
    264 10 PARIS, April 5: (Reuter).— England beat France by two penalty goals (six points) to a try (three points) m the Rugby Inion international at Colombes Stadium here today to record their first win m Paris since 1929. The victory gave England second place m the international
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    UK SOCCER STANDINGS
    868 10 UK SOCCER STANDINGS LONDON. April 6. |Reuter>— The following are football league standings after yesterday's matches: Goals p i» i. i a Pts Manchester U. 36 19 9 s 73 47 47 fcxsec il 35 v» 9 7 tB 47 47 Portsmouth 31 19 3 10 63 50 40 Tottenham
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    GOLF Here's HOW
    157 10  -  Slammin'Sam Snead Eft Ssi /O UOy. Grip your golf club firmly but without tension. The club htm die passes from the honk o! the right forefinger diagonally cross the valm of the left Iwnd. In the address position the line formed by the thumb and iorefinger ot
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    85 10 photo. DON GEHRMANN, of Wauwatosa. Wisconsin, finishes the fastest half-mile m history on a standard 11-lap track with a time of 1.51 at the Olympic Carnival m iNew Horn's Madh-»n Squire gardt-n on >I *r«h 2°. Don's time was Just a halfsecond off the American indoor record, set on a
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    Chelsea Deserved To Win Against Gunners
    442 10 LONDON, April 5, (Reuter).— Arsenal and Chelsea battled to a 1-1 draw m their postponed English Football Association Cup semi-final at Tottenham here today. They replay on the same ground on Monday next to decide who will meet Newcastle United m the final at
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      15 10 iff^»— i—, Copr 1951. Km;; Praturct Syndic*!?, k, World fights r«f r»«d. >» W' i^^njg r|V»l
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    THIRD PARTY QUITS SBA
    500 11 Mayflowers Will Work For "New Confidence, Spirit" SINGAPORE'S premier l>a<imititon party Mayflower has <]eci<lc<l lo relinquish its membership of ihe Singapore Badminton Association. I his decision was taken by lite general body of members at ye>ler<lay*s annual meeting of the party. By an overwhelming majority, the
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    Ford Konno Dominates Marshall
    215 11 Ford Konno Dominates Marshall NEWHAVEN, Connecticut, Apr. 6 i UP> Ford Konno > Ohiu Stale completed ins dbini- nation o! John Marshall <>f NewI Haven last night capturing a thud national AAU swimming crown. Th.- sKm Hawaiian beat the Australian .star m the 440 yard free-style m 4 nun. :'4
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    Popular Turf Secretary Sails Home
    150 11 Popular Turf Secretary Sails Home IP Of I. Sun. Mr. C. R. Byers former secretary of i the Perak Turf Club sailed for Australia from Singapore this morning on retirement. Mr. Byers who had been with the PTC for 24 years carried 1 with him ;i -ilver salver prej senteri
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    Miss Chan Wins TTC Triple Crown
    262 11 Miss Chan Wins TTC Triple Crown MISS Chan Mvi Hian? became the first triple badminton champion of the Teachers' Training College when m the finals played at the Gan Eng Seng School Hall, she won the women's singles and doubles and the mixed doubles. Playing a spirited game she easily
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    PERAK JUNIOR TOURNEY DRAW
    636 11 IP O H.. Sun.— The Perak Op c n Jvn i o r Badminton Championship will start on Saturday, April 26. All games will be played on the PBA Hall m Patrick Street. Play will commence at 7 p.m. each night and Oa week-ends at 8
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    GIANT KILLERS FATHUL KARIB ROUT RAJAS 7-1
    353 11 IT MUST have been heart-breaking for Kota Raja Club supporters to see the once all-powerful Colony Malay Club being routed for the first time m its proud career. Facing the fast improving Fathul Karib Club. Kota Raja, minus their regulars, were trounced 7-1.
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    LUCKY BACKER WON £10.000
    117 11 LUCKY BACKER WON £10.000 LONDON. Apr !> (fteuter) Several larky hatters found the spring do.i M ein chiding a Surrey Earner uho won nearly ill o.ooo for a CS Pharin-Tea] double. Thirty -five -yrar -old Irish nun winning jockey. Arthur 'I 'lioMipson. said Teal hay*him ;is gooi ride :i- Shrilav
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      TIME ROBS COLONY SERVICES OF WIN
      550 12 FLEVKN runs short of victory, the Combined Services were forced into a draw m their annual two-day encounter with the Singapore Civilians when the game ended on the padang yesterday. The Services had M) runs to score to win and only ten minutes m
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      TOURNAMENT SCOREBOARD
      800 12 ONLY junior tournament matches were played m Singapore yesterday. Best performance was a bright 47 ><ored by BODCA's Lawson against C'hangi. vlinfl feat wis nance for v len againsi the Te ing C liege He took ii c mi> a -piece. mmmi i n \m n > R\l
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      Stonor Shield Cricket In K. L.
      863 12 Ston or Shield Cricket In K. L. KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A START was made today m the Stonor Shield cricket competition with decisions reached m two of the three matches. Rain and the custom of the YMCA m drawing stumps on Sundays at 5 p.m. deprived the V's of victory
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      SOCCER THRILLS IN PERAK CUP TIE
      77 12 IPOH, Sun. Ipoh District knocked out the Kuala Kangsar District m the PAFA interdistrici soccer tournament for the Cheng Wah Cup this evening. The match was played on the unese Assembly hall groun I. ipoh won hv five goals ll> u[le lf a thrill-a-minute
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      TODAY'S Sport
      109 12 TODAY'S Sport Soccer. SAFA League Ist div. SRC v Chinese Casuals at Jalan Besar stadium; Ist Div. SCC v BODCA at SCC; Div. 3 A Netaji v CYMA at Geylang; Dir. .3 A Immigration SC v Indian Brotlierhood Society at CYMA. SBHFA League —Stanvac V MPH at F N. Basketball.
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      SHIRLEY FRY BEATEN IN S.A.
      85 12 JOHANNESBURG. Apr. 6. fAP>. U.S. tennis star Shirley Fry was sensationally beaten :>,-{\ 5-7 m the singles quarterfinals of the South Africa tennis championships Saturday by 27-year-old Mrs. Ruth Steven.-:. South Attica's No. 3. Miss Fry led at only one stage In the match when
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      RECS BEAT VARSITY
      275 12 THF SRC defeated the Univer- I sity of Malaya by t:; runs m a I liiendly i>;ime of cricket played I at the SRC ground yesterday. SINGAPORE RECREATION CLUB •I Martsn.s c. Thi:is4.iiajaii !j Raj imtuam 3:', D Hay c B.K s?:i t> Rajaratnam 21 w. nalistan
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      S'pore Lifter Breaks World F-Weight Record
      444 12 CHAY WENG YEW, competing m the Singapore Olympic weightlifting trials last night, broke the record set m the featherweight class at the world championships last year. In his three lifts he lifted a total of 685 lbs. beating the World record set up by
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      Brander Shield Cricket
      287 12 IP(SH, Sun. Four more Brander Shield cricket league matches were? played off yesterday. The Kinta European's beat the Police by four runs an the Town Padang. G. S Walker, the state skipper, scored a flawless 52 run s while K. Michell (23) Capt. Akam (11 not out)
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      Sulaiman Wins 50 Miles Race
      121 12 SULAIMAN bin Awang. promising Colony Malay cyclist of the Cosmopolitian C.C added another victory t(j his record when he won theSCRA 50 mile mass start road race at the RAF Changi circuit yesterday. Sulaiman's tinie was 2 hr. 22 mm 10 sees The first nine
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      Race Weights For Wednesday
      361 12 FOLLOWING are handicaps lor *<**,*, at Ipoh. mcm CI. I. Div. 1~»J F. L'ninsured 9.0! (iood (iamble 901 Arlington 8.11 No Regrets 8.10 Scotch I x press 8.09 Majestic Scholar 8.07 Cherry Ling 804 Springbok 8.03 River Patrol 8.01 Zanzibar ilatr Winter Green) 8.00 Midnight J.IJ
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