Singapore Standard, 12 April 1952

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    18 1 Singapore Standard 4^ M^ i^l jL ii NO. 284. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Russia Wants 4-Power Meet On Germany
    272 1 <>\V, Apr. 11 (AP)— The Russians told the nil powers today that the threat of a third caa be removed by carrying out immediately i elccUoßS establishing a new all-German rat m I working out a peace treaty providing mcd, neutral (iermany with borders
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    Ma Hwa Jit Fob Still In Project Stage
    73 1 I v.itY Bepojrtci DI CLEAR at g ol of A iati tho oning of I (Ma lyan I per) I nol nd the I member the n would Centi ventual so decided al g to recom- $5,000 o il ed by the
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    Rebels In Bolivia Revolt Defeated
    88 1 IMA, PERU, April 11 < AP) A B> m R id.'t broadcast said; isl ?hl that t ;e revolt againsi the military government ot Gen. Hugo Ba ivian had been defeat ed i Ihal its leader had offered to s wider. T c wncided wi:
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    SUNGEI PELEK PUNISHED
    49 1 photos. ihi* Good Friday service at the St. Joseph's Church last n .-;ht drew more than 4.000 devotees. Picture above shows the statue of Christ laid m an uncovered casket b:"in? carried around m the procession. Picture at left shows (he tremendous crowd m attendance. Standard
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    4,000 Witness Candle Procession
    315 1 NEARLY 4,000 devotees packed St. Joseph's Church m Singapore and the church compound last night to witness this year's Good Friday service, and the colourful candlelight procession. As m previous years the service drew a large number of non-Catholics. When the I procession wound its way
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    'Changi U' To Mark 10th Anniversary
    131 1 "CHANGI University", alma mater >l about 2.000 P.O.W.s m .Jap hands. will be re- i ed and marked for all time at a ceremony at Changi R A F. airfield today, the tenth anniversary uf its inauguration. The "UnHfcrsity* 1 is composed of Iwo
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    STOP PRESS Ike Resigns
    155 1 STOP PRESS Ike Resigns WASHINGTON. Apr. 11 ip, The White House an-noum-rd tod.iy |hat General Dwigtal a. El enhower hud asked to be reHeved on Jone i ts Supreme Commander ot \llied powers m Europe. I i enhower sent "«s request dated Apri! 3 to Secretary ot Defence Kol.ert A.
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    Asst. Manager Killed In Estate Battle
    143 1 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH Fri— The Assistant Manager of Kamunting Estate at Sungei Siput. Mr. John Ward, was killed shortly after noon today m an engagement with bandits near his estate. Half an hour earlier, a military patrol had engaged a party of six
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    Engineer Stabbed, Crewman Killed On S'pore Ship
    133 1 Standard Staff Reporter A 21 -YEAR-OLD engineer, J Vink, was seriously stabhed m the abdomen at 8.19 last night on board the s.s. Drente Lying at anchor m the Singapore Outer Roads. After he was stabbed. Vink was rushed to Clifford Pier and
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    Several Airstrikes In Central Malaga
    56 1 Several Airstrikes In Central Malaga C.OOD FRIDAY was 0 1 > day for H.AF Brigand lighi bomber crews and thfii Staffs, who mounted seve al air strikes m Cent: al M 1 a. Other Brigands Be c ive pal rols to guard road convoys on the Gap Road, bei veen
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    MacG. Completes 2-Day Central, Lower Perak Tour
    353 1 MacG. Completes 2-Day Central, Lower Perak Tour Standard Staff orr«^pondent IPOH, FrL Many economic difficulties encountered by the present administration were studied at first-hand by the; Deputy High Commissioner, Mr. DC McGillivxay who nas just completed a two-day 200--mile tour of. Central arid lower Perak. By* toot, r ii! b°
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    Free Rice Removed, Curfew Extended For Aiding Bandits
    477 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Sungei Pelek, near Sepong, Sefangor, one of the most notorious bandit-infested regions m the Federation for a long time, has received punishment similar to, but not so severe as, Tanjong Malim. The 4.000 people Living m
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    24-Hour Curfew In Several Jungle Areas
    108 1 24-Hour Curfew In Several Jungle Areas KUALA LUMPUK. Fri.— A U hour c«rfe« ha« beea enforced m certain ;iic.t> m \hr Ktial.i lunipiii 1111.11 .1 n I RawaAg districts of ISHasesr. They arc from Dosoa Kidbaaf north m I'ukn Pa*a Kati. north to Taikhißg distred tin UUlines, noiih t<» are*
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    Tanjong Malim Back To Normal
    312 1 Standard si;sll «»rr<->|m>m«l<mi Xl ALA LUMPUR, I ri. -"Happy day s an b again." Although the people of Tanjonq Malim did not hum or whistle this song yesterday, as they went about their business the day alter the curlew was lilted, one rmsM sense this
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    'Princess' Estate No Longer Isolated
    146 2 'Princess Estate No Longer Isol ated si— Jird Stai Reporter ink: residents oi PrUweM Fli/abnh Estate are fwrtanate i« ha\<* a h;ir<l\^»rkinu Interim <ominillct' wfca uithin two weekfl lia\r provided thr ■tuSJ<wtn uiih a lelephone, a po-t l»o\. reajalar poßee patrah. an«l Iree <in»*nia I vhich was >- j faci
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    Two Immoral Women Jailed
    42 2 NO N( I lEN Minah binte Rik ah inte both >ent to re F.r- f vesterdaj foi ting 1 >r mv "ed to yn• R ikiah was ;ted at the Br B isah R >ad B Streel and
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    They Used Fake Trade Marks
    42 2 rwo P. J RS Jaffi I i id Mohd N .'.t-> Cha tge \llej ■ci c each 5100 b> Singapore Firsi D>l i .1 Ige, Mi Tah i T irsda I I sale nine si h West
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    Volunteers Give $1,000 For Plaque
    131 2 THE COMMANDANT. Singapore Volunteer Corps, iKts aireacb received more than 006 towards the 51. 500 required to supply the plaque on vhicfa Volunteer badges will be m mnted m the St. Andrew's M, morial Hall The S.V C. h noe that members oi the FM
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    4 2 ADM. SIR GOT RUSSELL
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    Youth In Trust Case
    60 2 si XT': EN- YEAR OLD T v n g Tien Toh was charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court on Thursday with criminal breach of trust of gold worth 5.")5 belonging to his employer Chong Fork Sin ol Joo Chiat Road Tung promised to make good
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    Public Generosity Makes Their Work Worthwhile
    203 2 Pu blic Generosity Makes Their Work Worthwhile ACO HINTS ol SI Andn w's Hospital show surplus >f I 679.15 on the year's working. In w ol the fad n have m bj so im 441 per cent. the previ MS year, it is a >r sfactor^ resu says the annual
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    Birthday Present For Sir Guy
    170 2 Standard Staff Reporter ONE OF the most valuable birthday presents which Vice-Admiral Sir Guy Russell has received m his life is probably his promotion to the rank of Admiral on the eve of his 54th birthday. The Admiral whose headquart- ers is m Singapore will
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    700 TO ATTEND M.Y.F. INSTITUTE IN S'PORE
    290 2 700 TO ATTEND M.Y.F. INSTITUTE IN S'PORE Standard Slaff Reporter FLAGS of eight countries, including the Stars and Stripes, will he displayed m the hall of the Anglo-Chinese School, Barker Road, the venue of the 18th All-Malayan Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute which opens m Singapore on Tuesday. The countries represented
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    3 Cyclists In Four Accidents
    107 2 Standard Staff Reporter AN 83-YEAR-OLD Chinese, Goh Seng, and a Malay motorcyclisf were admitted to hospital after they wore involved m a collision near the junction of Geylang Road and Tanjong Katong Road yesterday morning. The Traffic Police are anxious to contact Goh's relatives or
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    Entertainment Deputies
    70 2 THE OFFICER Administering the Government of Singapore has appointed the following officers to be Deputies to the Comptroller of Entertainments Duty with effect from Jan. 1:— Mr. J. McKnight Hart; Mr. J. H. S. Jenkins; Mr. H. Me N. W Richardson; Mr. H. G. Boyce-Taylor; Mr. W. W.
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    Chap Ji-Ki Men Jailed
    62 2 LIM TIEN CHIT and Tan W nee were both convicted by the Singapore First Police Magistrate Mr, R.C.S. Bell on Thursday for assisting m a chap ji-ki lottery at the junction ol Desker Road-Lembu Road and Lorong :?8 Geylang Road. Lim was .sentenced to six weeks
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    'New Year' Social
    29 2 THE Ceylon TamiLs Association, Singapore, is holding a social at Xo 11 Handy Ro.:d. tomorrow at H p.m. on the occasion ot the Hindu New Year.
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    Stole Six Ducts
    25 2 FOR stealing six "aluminium ducts" worth $120 from Carriers International, Ong Len Lim <29» was sentenced to seven months' iail m Singapore.
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    MDA PLANS FOR FREE TEETH CARE
    209 2 Standard Staff Reporter SCHEMES involving free or aided dental treatment will be introduced m Malaya if the Council of the Malayan Dental Association succeeds m persuading business houses and other employers of their necessity. These schemes are being planned on similar lines to existing
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    GRUNTS AND GROANS FOR PRESS BALL
    47 2 KING KONG and Wong Buck Lee practice for their crazy wrestling act which will be a feature of the International Press Ball to be held at Raffles Hotel on May 3. The proceeds will be given to the Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association.
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    S'pore's Pretty Girls Will Be Hostesses
    184 2 S'pore 's Pretty Girls Will Be Hostesses Standard Staff Reporter THE Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, is among the distinguished patrons who will attend the International Press Ball at Raffles Hotel on May 3. The Ball the Colony's biggest social event for many years is organised by Singapore journalists and all
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    Postal Men To Press For Pay Revision
    127 2 Postal Men To Press For Pay Revision Standard Siafl Reporter THE Post and Telecommunications Uniformed Stafl Union will hold a general meeting on Mar. 20 to consider further action to obtain its demands foi salary e\ i>i.>:i and pensionability for all the members of the Uni'ormed Staff of the P.
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    Six Education Men Promoted
    108 2 Standard Staff f eporicr FOLLOWING six Education Officers have been promoted by the Secretary of State lor I the Colonies: Air. R. A. Goodchtld. Senior Education Officer Grade B to be Senior Education Offifor. 'Special Grride: Mr. A. F. Hunter. S.E.O. Grade B to oe S.E.O.
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    NO NOTICE OF STRIKE, HE SAYS
    148 2 MR LEE HOLLINGSWORTH. Managing Director of the Na- i tional Carbon (Eastern) Limited Of Bukit Timah Road, yesterday told The Standard he had not received any intimation from i the Union of his employees j that they intended going on strike. The President of
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    Big Loan Pledged Chinese Group
    166 3 Big Loan Pledged Chinese Group or< i him < hambrr of Commerce d a :^.r,\)X.\. ii loan b) the (hersea r i pn»; il $1,000,000 six-storey ling to be !>l Hil Sti opp >site pres are i h ing completion. ready, the tends raising funds bers. occupies 1 1,000 1
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    Qunck Is Fined $600
    36 3 Qunck Is Fined $600 NG of c an I fined a:.. ipore lay. 54 Sin S Lian ol Flail on without a i another brown t assi R I on turing tl In de- c 1
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    DOCTORS NOT COMPELLED TO ATTEND NIGHT CALLS
    438 3 DOCTORS NOT COMPELLED TO ATTEND NIGHT CALLS Standard Stnff Reporter J»rJ*L^ ING to complaints m the Singapore Press recently aboul doctors refusing to answer urgent night calls. Dr. A. A. Sandosham, president of the Alumni Association told The Standard that tlie Association will he going into the question of night
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    Youth Sets Tower Clock In Motion
    169 3 Standard stair Reporter c... T m BLA NK appearance of the Anglo Chinese da.wi ii." !J irk r Koud wa Changed on 'Hum, i k n r 7 Fan Wah l/irk Mt m motion a $7,009 clock presented by Mr. Tan Cheng Mians. l
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    Wong Is Caught At Last
    130 3 \VfIK\ r Wong Loong Kwaf, an illegal immigrant, arrived m Singapore a few years ago. he picked up an identity card belonging to Lam [ng, peeled off Lam's photograph and substituted his picture. At the end of last year, Wong went to Christmas Island for
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    51 3 p holn MR. Wong Nan? Kong the winner of the Scow Poh Leng medal for 1951 receives his medal from Mrs. A. W. S. Thevathasan, wife of the President of the Anglo-Chinese School Old Boys Association. The medal is awarded annually to the School's top candidate m the Cambridge examinations.
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    4 PC's Carry Sick Woman Into Court
    95 3 FOUR police constables carried a sick woman into th c Singapore Second Police Court on Thursday where she was charged with assisting m preparing chap-ji-ki lottery slips. The woman. Shee Ah Choo, aged 37. pleaded guilty. The prosecutor told ?vlafiistrate Mr. R. B.
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    4 Soldiers Committed
    147 3 POUR British soldiers from the g Royal Army Ordnance Corps were committed by the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate on Thursday, to stand trial at the next Assizes on charges of rioting, causing mischief by fire, and voluntarily causing hurt tv Choo Kar Tout; on Feb. lft. The
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    CORONER ORDERS THOROUGH PROBE
    335 3 GIRL FOUND HANGING SINGAPORE'S Coroner, Mr. Earle Ebert, ordered the Police lo thoroughly Investigate from the Immigration authorities the circumstances «1 a 21-year-old Chinese girl's entry into the Colony, The. order was given during the inquest into the girl-; 1 death m a lonely flat m
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    Bethesda Easter Meeting
    118 3 Standard Staff Reporter BETHESDA'S (Katong) annual Easter Conference ppened at 9 a.m. yesterday with Dr. Khoo Peng Seng m the chair and Mr. P. Content.) of the China Inland Mission as t tie visiting speaker. The Conference which will close at (j p.m. on Monday April 14,
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    Gang Robbery Charge Dropped
    39 3 NG LIAN WEE (27), of I Havelock Road. accused of armed gang robbery at Shaik Madersah Lane with four uh-| known people on .i.i. 1 18. v.a--discharged m the Singapore first Polne Court on Thursday.
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    Curfew On Cameron Highlands
    119 4 Curfew On Cameron Highlands Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, FrL From Monday. April 14. evory person rrsiding within that part of the police district of *G a »«> er o n Highlands, Pahans. excluding the Town Board area of Tanah Rata as far north ,as the 40th milestone and east
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    Private Market Planned
    144 4 standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A Chinese realty company plans build large market m Batu Koad opposite the Odeon Cinema. Plans for the proposed marhave been seni to the Municipality, while a permil lild the market under the, ■ontrol t>f building ordinance. ias also been applied
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    GAP ROAD
    32 4 st lmi.ird Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A F> r :>T «m communique I >day tates 1 the Gap Road will oi a r< frictions from VI y, April 14.
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    DISPENSARIES URGED FOR NEW CAMPS
    210 4 Means To Fight Risk To Health Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Fri. The urgent provision of static dispensaries m resettlement camps m Malaya as a means lo combat a new risk to public health, was urjjed at tlie annual general meeting of the British Medical Association
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    Expert To Aid Adult Education
    107 4 Standard Stafl^ Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. FrL— Mr. F.W. Dalley, a U.K Trade Union leader, is m Kuala Limpur to help m the organisation of local Adult Education evening classes. The first class will open on Friday at the British Council Hall m Young Road. \yhen
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    Appeal For Funds
    100 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Selangor Adult Education Association has appealed to all Chinese public bodies m the State for funds to support it? plan for starting adult evening classes m all villages :,\u\ towns within the State. The association intends employing teachers for these adult classes at
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    FIRST MEET
    33 4 PENANG, Mon.— The first annual general meeting of the Penang Adult Education Association will be held at the Rubber Trade Association m Anson Road on Wednesday. April 8 at 8 p.m.
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    Pg. Ban On Pig Export Lifted
    67 4 PENANG, FrL Following 'preventive measures against the spread of swine fever which broke out m .Jelutong m March, the Penang VeterinaryI Officer has now allowed export of pips from the rural areas to the mainland. j The Veterinary Officer, however, pointed out that Penang
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    Rubbermen Discuss Heah's Proposal
    177 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, FrL Chinese rubber traders m the Federation will discuss shortly a proposal by Mr. Heafa Joo Scan?, President of the Peiiang Ruhher Dealers 1 Association, for the formation of a central body for rubber traders associations m the Federation. |<» he
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    78 4 photo. THE MEMBER for Agriculture and Forestry. Tungku Ya'acob presenting a diploma to a major scholar, Mr. Chan Weng Fong of Singapore m the College Halt. Mr. Chan received awards as the best student ?,> applied chemistry, zoology, botany, agronomy <md best student m his class, obtaining the highest aggregate
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    $35,000 For Fijian Relief
    155 4 Standard Staff Reporter I THE Government of the Federation of Malaya and the Government of Singapore have donated $25,000 and $10,000 respectively to the Government of Fiji for the relief of the victims of the recent hurricane m Fiji. The hurrirnne, which was described as the
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    Flying To Malaya
    78 4 photo. In answer to a call trom Si Gerald Templer, llish Commissioner m the Federation, the first of 50 Red Cross volunteer women has left U.K. by air for Malaya. The first three volunteers to leave are seen inoiulated at the Ked Cross London H.Q. Lett to
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    Effectiveness Not Yet Proved
    308 4 Collective Pim?ihme£*t LONDON. Apr. II (Renter) The wrrkU !•«■>;«•* The Economist mid \eslcrday that 1 li«- rtfrrii\ <:.<-*■ <»! Britain's punitive anlM-omnmiiiM MfMim ai Fwtjmtp; Malim, Mahna. had \el to he proved. "The idea of collective punishment is not new m Malaya"' said The Economist, "but
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    20 US Tractors for Road Building Plan
    100 4 A CONSIGNMENT i,t ft nr rim beavj it i.\ rjtirrpillar tractors tor l.»; scale road consli im ton w <nk leaves New York t«ui.i lor Malaya. 1 iie craci ors n i U*****,000 have %t < n pui chased iiom Mutual Securlt; Aid
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    C'tlee On Textbooks Hold Meet
    52 4 C'tlee On Textbooks Hold Meet Si tn<!,tr f i Vf iM KIWI. A 1.1 HPI Th<- im|)(irt::if. s ''d m Malayan betec u(.n<n from an Do.n; thos^ BH m l>P^s of schools mi n should have i iHnni«Ni trni u,v 'm Ed X X Mrhea j|«- ir.'-ftin:: of inmnuiv-. og
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    MCA To Aid Flood Victims
    13 4 MCA To Aid Flood Victims SERI s:j.«(KJ 4CA ffe Efi gel < ■> it i
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    Phone Priority
    54 4 PENANG, Fri. possible priority \vi:; be p to ihe provision til telephonic faci it i< Greorge Town and Baik I said the Member far J.. •!■■,<! Mines and Comm Hoi a press statement lei The statement Diri tor-General of has explained h pul m more rirruils the current
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    AFRICAN RIFLES KILL 3 REDS IN ATTACK ON CAMP
    239 5 AFRICAN RIFLES KILL 3 REDS IN ATTACK ON CAMP Standard Staff Correspondent Xl ALA LUMPI X, J'li. Security forces m tin* Federation have kill*'<l fm> terrorists and mounded three m operations during the la>l 21 hours. Terrorists have committed fi\e brutal murders of Chinese rhilians m different parts of lh<»
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    He Served 13 Generals
    91 5 \II YOU, retired i>t the household ■end Oflk-rr CoinNinijapore Distil bii; day on ht-ri he received dcneral A. (i. >> ott an illumi;mll bcaiiai the i i;eneraLs w hom :\> (1 duriiii; the m. in^ <»t peoplr sra t on the law n*» »tte House t«
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    'Troops' Morale Good'
    74 5 'Troops Morale Good' LONDON. Apr. 1! (AP) Countess Mountbatien said on arrival here after her visit to British troops m Malaya and Korea that morale wai good and equipment. good and medfca] services "could not be faulted." British entertainers should visit Korea, she suggested. A< tor Malaya; 'Ce'.> al Tempter
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    Busmen Want Weekly Holidays
    142 5 Busmen Want Weekly Holidays Standard staff Cmrespoadeni IPOH, Fri. Four hundred bus workers of six transport companies m Ipoh and Lower Perak have decided to reject the compromise move to settle the dispute on weekly holidays. Al a general meeting last nighi the worker, decided by ballot to take a
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    GUARDS ADVISED
    46 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Home Guards in 'Perlis were urged to-work hard to keep the peace of the kampongs and to co-ope! ate with the security fortes] by the. Mentri Besar who, with the British Adviser. visited Kampong CJial and Ciuac Nangka to present badges.
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    THIEF IS JAILED
    25 5 TAX All CHYE. who stole a bicycle at Raiffes Quay on Apr. 8. was sentenced m Singapore six months rigorous impi ITlt'tit.
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    Adult Education
    32 5 AX Adult Education Association for Perils was formed ai a mooting held m Kangsar on Aptii 4. Che Abdul Jamil bin Abdul Rais was elected President *»f the Associal v
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    Cubs Hold First Corroboree In Ihe Federation
    206 5 Cubs Hold First Corroboree In Ihe Federation •~i.il) '>rrt-pt>nd»-rit the I Settlements ition, except J it the Castle f Ihe first Malaya Cub I Old v. ,:.o>C munissioner, Templer. it, jpeti toni nrow. w a public cunii I on Sunday, -'v: hich boys will ro- c the Leaping Woll Bar}^..(highest
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    Malaya Far Behind In Yaws Cure
    41 5 Malaya Far Behind In Yaws Cure Si ifl < orr»-spoiMl«nt ess j- Ihe i 'ting oj 'he •.•al Association *-'.c Xur ses 1 Dr R.E. Ander- ■:> was rai K9 ID I C mferej ie I embers 11 r D •thai ►al 3
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    They Still Crowd At Stamford Rd.
    74 5 They Still Crowd At Stamford Rd. I>ESPITK up^^Ls by the Singapore Kefistratioa Comniiv,i<»rt4»r. >ir, Chrns; Kirn Wltatt. to the public not t» t-rowd at the identity card centre m Stamford Road. Another bis rrowd of people went their on Thursday. The public are reminded that the deadline for replacement of
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    Food Distribution
    27 5 TAMIL New Year NANUANA —will celebrated at the Manmathan Temple, Kallang Road. Sin-°apg'.-e. tomorrow trom 7 ::o pan. onwards. Ceremonies i tclude the distribution food.
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    Harvey Says Award Was Reasonable
    412 5 Harvey Says Award Was Reasonable LAND VALUATION CASE THE COLLECTOR of Land Revenue, Mr. J. A. Harvey. <;ave evidence m the Singapore Hi«h Court on Thursday m connection with his valuation of 118 acres ol land at Veo Chu X:»»:« acquired by the Crown m October. 1!JJO, for a \vh
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    Bonds: City Dismayed At Govt's Decision
    360 5 Bonds: City Dismayed At Govt's Decision Standard Staff Reporter THK SINGAPORE Govern merit's rejection of the i": Council's suggestion t<> raise funds for its electricity and water extension schemes by the issue of premium bonds and national savings certificates has roused the ire ol the members of the Finance sad
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    Plan To Control Quay Facilities
    196 5 PUB's $1.4 M. Profit PFNANC;, Ffl— The P«-na?iß Harbour Board Is drvising: a suitable scheme for the control of facilities to be madr available at Weld Quay, including the provision of cargo handling equipment for the consideration of the Settlement Government. At the moment the
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    80 5 DONALD BROWN, fliuht ehjjiiieer who helped bring the yacht "Waltzing !Ylatil da," safely into port from Sydney, Australia, to Kncla,»d m is *****; buck to his profession m the sky. He .spent one day m Singapore en route to Australia yesterday, and his job with Qantas Airways. Mr. Brown, who
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    BID TO RAISE $15 MIL.
    176 5 BID TO RAISE $15 MIL. S POf?f HOUSING A (1 5 000 000 i A for :':•> idii til tp I i de titute homes md orp .< ■gee for Malay tnd M men, won en and <hi dren to be Boated m Singapore epokesraa of the prop Trud (old
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    Wife Says She Can't Go Back
    90 5 KUALA 1.1 MIM'H. hrl iramaa ''■>■ 1 >ke \t wn sttd when she v> ;i b1 ed bj 1 .i Lumpur Sorond Nl..^i>trate. F v Chik Jaffa, wrtiether she bed to retiifn to basbftod She eouU übH back, be exp ained. ha a her
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      326 5 Church Services I IM>l X (VI MID!: \l ni fiOOU :i*IIS.!M): T t; a tii H ■.)[>■ Sundays *> D" ;i m I Mass a am Pool Rcial Mass 10 ,1 m Low Mass j m Yes s and Bene I tction. rRKSBI II X! \N < II I X
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    Sinapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper The Pseado-Diehards
    879 6 Sinapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper The Pseado-Diehards F have never been gentle m our handling of diehards We have never lost an opportunity of hitting back at them. We have allowed ourselves to be provoked their solemn imbecilities. VV have waxed eloquent. We have glowed with red-hoi indignation. We have
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    DAMASCUS: The Focus Of Arab Politics
    1494 6  - DAMASCUS: The Focus Of Arab Politics Robert Stephens By DAMASCUS THE road to Damascus from the south is bleak but as dramatic as m the days of Saul. After black basalt hills it runs through great bare plains swept with moving lights and shadows as cloud masses sail majestically before
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    Review of Views
    284 6 Review of Views Action Against Slump j THE rearmament race has caused economic dislocation resulting, m serious commercial and, industrial crisis throughout the world. Malaya is already feei- ing the effects of this crisis, observed independent Sin Chew Jit Poh. Although the economic problems confronting Malaya have their being m
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    7 6 "Ah! Good evening, Mis» Gilsqnl'l
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      U.M.N.O. YOUTH LEAGUE HAS NOT PREACHED SUPERIORITY
      585 6 U.M.N.O. YOUTH LEAGUE HAS NOT PREACHED SUPERIORITY Sir; In your editorial of April 1, you made certain statements about UMNO Youth which I feel were rather -misleading. Though you said your reference to UMNO Youth was coincidental, you* were illogical enough to say "The only jarring note is struck by
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      It's Time The Town Board Woke Up!
      250 6 Sir: As residents of Cheneras Road, Kuala Lipis, my neighbours and I have come to the conclusion that the Kuala Lipis Town Board has done nothing for us and will continue to do nothing for us. Our place comes within the Town Board
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      BRITISH JUSTICE
      246 6 Sir; I am m full agreement with every word 'Prime Malayan Chinese' has written which appeared m the Straits Times. His statement that 'Old Straits Chinese' is probably a man secure m the fastness of his home probably explains the attitude of "Old Straits Chinese." I, for one,
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    SPEARING FOR MYSELF Those Who Fear To be Understood
    236 6  - SPEARING FOR MYSELF Those Who Fear To be Understood RIMAU By I QUOTE: "Government must do oil m its power to see that the capacities of youth are developed and its aspirations and hopes constructively fulfilled within our society. "Government has o duty to ossist you m your endeavour* ond
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    FRANCE 'WON'T ABANDON I-C'
    401 7 Allied Promise Of Help If War Spreads Sought PARIS Apr. 11 (R,.,,t <r France's Minister of Associated antes Jean Letonrneau told the National Assembly yesterday there W<WUd ver be an y «|uestion of France abandoning Indo-China." He said: "France is trying to obtain from her allies
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    Parliament In Easter Recess
    87 7 MMtN Apr 11. (RevIhe British Purlia- nt m recess last „,i 1» day Eastet before faring what ..nr of its most nz >(>Hls for many iH ahead are hi* i iimmons flashes PriaW Minister C'hurptepssall to hand |Be state owned steel ,td haulage industries t enterprise.
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    Stigmata Mystery Re pea ted
    68 7 Stigmata Mystery Re pea ted an ra g a si n D n m on any Good lh< noticed Stig ita m i 'L't\ eye- •re a man sal v semi- streaming reas to i m Is, witness- le that during the i hex anna m ents and under her
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    Pact Ratification
    16 7 Apr 10, <L'P)J deposil '.he j o Th :..>r!ny the Japanese sited eeka .iso
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    DUKE GOES DOWN MINE
    88 7 photo. The Duke of Edinburgh bathed at a Lancashire pithead after descending more than 1,500 feet to the pit bottom at Mosley Common Colliery on April 3. Afterwards he joined miners m the pit canteen and ate 1 4d. lunch. Before entering the pit m a
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    Adm. McCormick Takes Command
    97 7 NORFOLK Virginia. Apr. 11. (Reuter) Admiral Lynde D. McCormick. who took over officially at ceremonies here yesterday as Supreme Allied Atlantic Commander, said the present level of forces of the Allied Atlantic Command "introduces risks which are unaccept able Adm McCormick and Gen Dwight Eisenhower are
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    AIOC Manager Quits
    32 7 LONDON. Apr. 10. (UP) Kenneth Ross Manager of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company's installations m Abadan. has resigned from the company to take a job with a British engineering firm.
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    Queen To Retain Fathers Name
    46 7 LONDON. Apr. 11 (Renter) —Queen Elizabeth has decided U) retain her father's name Windsor for herself and her children instead of adopting her husband's family name <>f Mountbatten. The decision was contained m an official announcement issued from the Palace today.
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    Labour Foreign Policy Pamphlet Published
    181 7 i«»MM»\. \pril II (Renter) A for«-i«:n policy -i..n |»ain|»lil«t iagqcd by the Brilish Labour Parly rlav visualised il»<* poeaibiKty ihat a rearmed man; mi-ht seeli lo draw the Western world into for recover] of her national uniiy. ia intei ded lo pOO.OOQ preparati a loi
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    Unemployment In Britain Increases
    258 7 I I■' ,V ir l 0 The number «f uermployea m Britain on Mar. J7 was 133.000, an midmc ot Febroary, according to the Ministry of i.iihour returns issued yesterday. iHe nguxe was the bighesi sin January 1947, do! including the fuel crisis of thai year.
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    More Tories Sign Motion To Prod Govt.
    135 7 LONDON, Apr 10. (Renter). —Another Conservative backbenchers motion demanding early denationalisation of iron and steel and road transport has now 81 supporters— all Conservative The total numbei of signatories to this motion yesterday was 48. Some of the signatories exnressr/i satisfaction today at
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    Indian Envoy: Stalin Gave No Message
    117 7 LONDON. Apr 10 (Reuter) Dr. S Radhakrishnan. retir- ing Indian Ambassador m i Moscow, who met Marshal 1 Stalin last week, said here thai 1 he brought no message for the i Westers world from the Soviet leader Dr. Radhakrishnan arrived at London airport
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    N'lists Have No Chance' To invade: Kimball
    144 7 N' lists Have No Chance' To invade: Kimball WASHINGTON. Apr. 11 (Rcu ter) The United Stares Secretary or the Navy, Mr. Dan Kimball, said Wednesday Gen. Chiang Kaishek's Nationali. t forces on Formosa, with their present equip ment, had "no chance" of invad ing the Chinese mainland Mr. Kimball, who
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    Seretse Confers With Supporters
    51 7 LONDON. April 11 <UP>Seretse Khama. Bamangwato chieftain m exile because of hi* marriage, to a white woman, held court yesterday tor six senior members of his tribe who arrived here from Bechuanaland to tell the British Government that they want Seretse back as chief and* none
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    Hoover Proposed In '29 UK Should Sell Bermuda
    131 7 NEW YORK, Apr. 11, (AP). Ex President Herbert Hoover proposed m 1929 that Britain should sell Bermuda, British Honduras and Trinidad to the United States to help pay off the World War I debt. Writing m Colliers Magazine, Mr. Hoover said he
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    Nationwide Strike Averted
    121 7 Nationwide Strike Averted NEW YORK, Apr. 11 (Reuter) President Tinman's seizure of American steel mills has averted a nationwide strike, and today indications were the industry would be back m full production late this week or early next. But the wage issue between owners and workers is still unsolved. Meanwhile
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    Gen Keightley Returns From Trip To Korea
    58 7 General Sir Charles Keightley, C.-in-C, FARELF, returned by air to Singapore yesterday after a three-week visit to Japan and the Korean front. Major-Gen J. H. N Poett, former Chief of Staff. FARELF. will leave Singapore by air today to take up his new
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    Times' Report On Burma Border War
    259 7 Times' Report On Burma Border War Specinl Cable by arrangement with The Tunes. London. LONDON. Apr. 10.— The situation on the northern and eastern borders of Burma though contused offers a smaller problem to the government than that of insurgents operating m Central and Lower Burma, writes The Times Correspondent
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    US Steel Industry Loses 2nd. Round
    175 7 WASHINGTON, April 11, (Reuter).— The powerful United States steel industry lost the second round of its battle against President Truman's seizure of its mills yesterday when four major companies were refused an immediate court hearing of their complaint. Wednesday three companies failed to win
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    Queen Gives Alms To Poor For Easter
    279 7 Queen Gives A lms To Poor For Easter Ist PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT LONDON. Apr. II (letter) Qmttm ITBirfif^ serene m mourning Arbm, ualk«<l anioiip th<- MMW \4'ht<>r<lay «li-t i;ImH iii^; aim- m lh« Jir-I [Mihlir MHOm> nieiit iti ber r«'i^n. Under the h:iri archei d! Westminister Abbey, 2>> elderly women bobbed
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    DID YOU SEE THIS?
    80 7 A\ 83-year-old pedi h lan Goh Stiiii- .succumbed t<> '..> mijuries at the General Hospital lasi ni^ht following an accident m which he was knocked down by ;i Malay motor f-yriist near the Haig Road -Gey lang Rm.ic] junction yesterday morning. He V. as found without
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    Third Band if Slain In Week
    75 7 MALACCA. Fn rhe thii I bandit to be IdUed In ttn s 1 this week ft'!! at the hand I the securit forces 1 his nnorninf on rubber < Sun£ci 1 ''iaii^ area, aboill I-' miles from town. Acting on Information, the handi'. M;iiay.
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    French NA Ratifies India Treaty
    97 7 PARIS tpr 11 (Re ite French Na Ks&e ri v ified i treats transferring the territon f th< free ton f C 'I dj and n lath H I The D«- G I lUistfl from v M Jacques Elsperab< .i the Fon I immis sion.
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    CLASSIFIED AD
    23 7 LONDON. Apr. 11 (API Classified ad In Londoi paper jresterday: "For Sata Coronation robe< and < 1 b.i: on'j l, tike '•■< A
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      53 7 g'"^g^ > v^fl I I There's her oh. oh— I'll take Ye ■Tl HOUSE NOW HAVE TO GO A F (> fTU XmHrj THAT NEW GIRL WAS I V__ tj BACK AND LOOK <p| yW _X^^*>C Mi/-r -rr> imv/itf U^ i CHANGE THIS AT HER If }^*j£n /y C^m: sup?Sk
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    Himalayan Airport
    30 8 KIIATMAXDL*. Nepal. Apr. l!. (AP)— Indian army engineers are to build a modern airport at Khatmandu, capital of the tiny Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal, it was announced hero.
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    GARUDA TO OPEN OFFICE IN S'PORE
    246 8 GARUDA TO OPEN OFFICE IN S'PORE Veteran Dv Ich Pilot Will Manage Airline Standard Aviation Reporter MR. FRANCIS LOVEN, X.L.M. (Royal Dutch Airlines) pilot of the "good old days" is m Singapore to open an office for Garuda Indonesian Airways. It will be situated on the ground floor of Union
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    Chusan To Be Away On Holiday
    134 8 Standard Shipping Reporter WHEN the P and O Chusan arrive-* itt Singapore on her honirwaril voyage towards the end of this month, il will Im* h«*r last voyage l« Eastern waters. At lea-»l. for .hoiih* time. She is being taken off the U.K. Far
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    APL SHIPPING EXECUTIVE ON SURVEY TRIP
    162 8 CAPT. O W. Pearson, American President Lines Vice President Operations and veteran terminal operations executive, trill arrive m Singapore by the President Monroe on April 2J. on a two- month survey 'oi APL's port facilities around lite world. The purpose of Capt. Pearson's trip
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      503 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to Chin:* and Japan from Singapure Port Swettenham A. Penang Also direct Sailin? from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Hue Spore I ne Penan? From "S/erhuen" Apr Hth Apr 17th 'Pakhoi" Apr 17th Formosa "Funing" Apr *Mi\\ Djakarta Sails Sails Sails Penaos P.
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    World Rice Supplies May Fall Short By Half Million Tons
    352 9  - World Rice Supplies May Fall Short By Half Million Tons Milton Marmor By A.P 'nrr(.cnnnHAnt likely to fal??2f P -i? P): World rice this year are Minkter o! St!t """""tons short of demand, AT. Lennox Boyd, ySdly r Colonlal Affair, told the House of Commons minimi^?* Vm£ l^ is a
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    FBI Urges Boycott Of UK-China Trade Pact
    159 9 FBI Urges Boycott Of UK-China Trade Pact LONDON, Apr. 11. (AP) The Federation of British Industries ha.s urged it 1 members to boycott a trade agreed ment between Red China and a private delegation at the Moscov* Economic Conference The Bnt^h Government's Board of Trade also shrugged Oil the reported
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    UK Making Steady Gains
    85 9 LONDON, Apr. 11 <;\D Britain is making slow but steady gains m her battle for economic survival, a government trade summary disclosed yesterday. Increased exports cut the United Kingdom's trade deficit to £212,000.000. for the first three months of this year. The deficit m 1951 averaged
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    TIN IMPORTS
    62 9 IMPORTS and tin concentrates into Malaya during March amounted to 726 to is compared witfa 620 tons m February and tons m January. Of tasi month's imports, 591 tons came from Thailand, 125 < ram Burma and ten tons ona elsev here Since the beginning of the >■„
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    Ship Brings Bricks, Cement
    174 9 MAIN Cargo which the Ben Line freighter Benmacdhui' brought tor Singapore when she arrived here yesterday were 10.000 fire bricks and 9,791 bags oi cement. Besides the cargo of bricks and cement. the vessel also brought ;").000 packages oi Sulphate oi Ammonia. 400 packages of ground
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    116 9 Shell's I.utong Refiner? tn Sarawak, the only refinery m British Borneo, has been completely rebuilt, lining l>ee n <*nlarged to include old and new Distillation I nits. It is now treating: crude oil at an annual rate of marly 2.000.000 tons, from Seria and the Miri Field. A jungle survey
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    Rubber Slump Hits Indonesia's Trade
    266 9  -  ARNOLD BRACKMAN By Standard Special Correspondent DJAKARTA, April 11.— The Indonesian Economic Council member for North Sumatra, J. Pohan, said today that the fall m the rubber price "is having a considerable influence on Indonesia's trade.*' He said thai the retail trade of Medan had
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    Raotes Ltd. To Erect Assembly Plant In Japan
    160 9 ROOTKS LTD.. makers of Hillman and Humber cars, will erect an assembly plant m Japan m .>ix months' time, the Managing Director (Export) of the company Mr. J. G. Chaldecott, told Tiie Standard on his arrival m Singapore by air from Hongkong
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    SALT FOR JAPAN
    29 9 NEW DELHI. Apr. 11. (AP>— The government announced yesterday that 180.000 tons of san will be permitted to be exported to Japan between May and December.
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    Dug UK Textile Deal With Russia
    134 9 MOSCOW, Apr 11 (UP)— A spokesman for the British business delegation announced today that the Russians have pK^ilHonVof dollars worth of orders with the declmi'ie British textile industry. Soviet purchasing organizations are also interested m ordering 'large quantities of other British consumer goods for
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    Limit Drug Supply To HK, UK Urges
    330 9 LONDON, Apr. 11 (Router).— Mr. Alan LennoxBoyd, Secretary for Overseas Trade, told the House of Commons Britain would use every effort to persuade other countries to follow her example m limiting the supply of drugs to Hongkong. Mr. John Tilney, Conservative, had pointed
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    32 9 TIN company outputs for the quarter ending Dec. 31, i^i are: Southern Malayan Tin Dredyiny 9.274 niculs with ftve dredges working; Malayan Tin Dredging 3.574 j)ir"j!s w:*h four dredges working.
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    Hormone Stimulant Increases Rubber Trees' Latex Yield
    456 9  -  MICHEAL CONNORS By Standard Staff Reporter AN INCREASE m latex yield <>! 20 per cent can generally be expected when a hormone* stimulant which has recently been placed on the market hi Malaya is used on rubber trees, it is claimed. Known as
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    RI Men For Ottawa Rubber Talks
    109 9 RI Men For Ottawa Rubber Talks DJAKARI X, Apr II itive sourcci disc i i tndonesi i« Otta '.'.i B Stu fl Conference viU be Mr. Sadjarm >. Chh f P Section, .Mrns'rv A: Other l ;i ofliciaU vai i <>;iji Mmistrief an i to iccon .r,\. The Conference i
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    Malaya Rubber Imports Down
    75 9 IMPORTS of ru n Malaya o »nti ted to < month's i>k m c being 2 i.10; compared ith Sl.ltiti u> i Ft !)iu;ir;. d 5 4 iß] l«i i Januai f T\n' total importi since the kx g nnins .1 mounter] I ii't 94H tou
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      FRENCH AWAIT BRITISH FILM
      987 10 MOULIN-ROUGE' WITH JOSE FERRER 1 FRANCE: The French public is waiting with Us tongue m its cheek to pronounce judgment on the British picture "MoulinRouge," based on the life of the French painter ToulouseLautrec. Now Toulouse Lautrec was a dwarf, a genius who brought .scenes from
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      THEATRE
      214 10 VIENNA.— The Burgtheater, Vienna. i.s the Austrian National Theatre. Its company ot players perform m many world capitals when they go on t<">\l? and each year play at the T zbur« Festival. This Musical Festival was, before the "39 war, one of the major events m the European calendar.
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      MUSIC
      133 10 HUNGARY.— In honour of the 125 th anniversary ol the death of Beethoven, a week of Beethoven was organised throughout the length <>: Hungary and took place between March 2o and 3L The principal concert took place at the Conservatoire of Budapest with the Cmperor Concerto having pride ol
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      214 10 ON THE AIR SINGAPORE (4HI a> as) 1I» a.m. NewN-. 10.03 Housewives* Choice; Ik a.m. New Kecords; 1 p.m. Programme Summary; 1.03 Bob Chester Orchestra; 1.30 News; 1.50 Interlude; S p.m. Album of Harmony; 2.30 Khythm Corner; 2.43 London Studio Melodies; 5.15 Fan With Music; .O Tea Dance; 1.13 Southern
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      409 10 J TOMWS QUOTATION: X ray Minli^ht is ever lo^t but Jin- (Teen »hi«h a «akt- "t- into existence needs lime l« x N|>r«ut. and it is n«.l al«j>s granted to the sower to live to see the harvest. \ll ».,rk that is worth anything is done m r.iith." > \!bert
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    DEATH
    24 11 Mr. <;. P. oi 23, Ba!es- igapore, took Apr 1 1, after F ncraJ takes Saturday) at cemetery, c residence regretted Rl F< rn;indo.
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    ENGAGEMENT
    18 11 eni is announcJaroea Chua 1 son of the Chua Tian Diana eldest d Mri Lira 6/4 52.
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    ARMY WIN CUP WITH LAST BOUT
    601 11 ARMY snatched a narrow one-point victory m the mer-services boxing championships for the India Cup m the finals on Thursday at the S.V.C. drill hall. After bout seven, it looked as though the Navy, who came through wjth several dark horses, would upset all
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    REME's Single Goal Beats Amicable Ath.
    132 11 RE.ME put on a fine show af Jalan Besai Stadium yesterday when they mci Amicable Athletic Association m a SAFA first division game. They won but by the narrow margin ol one goal to nil. REME attacked from the start, missed some good chances
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    Penalty Saves Bukit timah SC From Defeat
    203 11 BUKIT TIMAH SC save a fighting display against the I Tuan Mong OBA m a SAFA I 3rd division league Tie at Geylang yesterday to avert defeat. The match ended m a three-all draw. Tuan Mdtig scored two goals m :\w opening minutes.
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    LNDO MALAYS XI
    78 11 THE team to represent the Indo-Malays against the Aryan Gymkhana at the Jalan Besar Stadium today will be s .H(?etCil from the Following: Narayanan, G Suppiah, Haji Garhan, Johar», S D. Williams Hariih. T C Balan, P 9uppiah. R. Balakrishnan, Ismail Yusof. Awang Bakar, Vivian Roberts. Rahim
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    CHEAPER SOCCER FOR BOYS
    142 11 SINGAPORE City Councillors and the Singapore Amateur Foothall Association are keeping their promise to the youth of Singapore by giving them concession rates for entry to Jalan Besar Stadium. The Estates <:>d Fire Brigades Committee ol the Councillors has decided that boys under the age of
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    RAOC TEAM WORK TOO GOOD FOR GHQ
    184 11 R.A.O.C. defeated G.H.Q. Farelf by four coals to one m a U. Services League match at Tanglin. G H.Q.s team building is beginning to produce results, but the young team could not match the tram work of the Ordnance, although the latter were
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    Malayan Chess Championship
    97 11 SIXTEEN chess players are competing m I'li 1 year's Malayan Chess Championship for the Tiger Balm trophy which began a1 the Faculty oi Medicine Sail oi the University of Malaya yesterday. Two rounds were played >«•-■ terday. at the < nd of which N. Littlewood. Ta.< Cheong
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    CHAMPS LOSE
    49 11 SINGAPORE, champions m the Lnterport triangular basketball meet, went down .'^B-77 t<» Hong Kontf-Prisc<> combined on Thursday night at the Happ3 World stadium. With stars Wee Tian Siak. and Long Hong Pi»".v reserved '<" )«st night's charily basketball game. Singapore were no match for the combined touring teams.
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    CSC Pool Closrd
    42 11 MEMBERS ol \hv Chinese Swimming Club are informed that m view of the Swimming competition between Singapore am! Penang Chinese Swimming Clubs, the Poo! will be closed to swimming from 2.00 p.m. to 6.00 p. iT! today and tomorrow.
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    Inter-CSC Meet Today
    114 11 PENANG Chinese Swimming Cub s vimmera for the annual competition against the Singapore Chinese Swimming Ciub hie i begins today a Amber Road at 3.30 p.m., arrive* yesterday by a specially chartered plane. The team, which consists of 15 s inrrmws and six ufficial.s is without the
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    Closing Rally Saves YCAA
    141 11 YOUNG COMPANIONS Ath letic Association and the Blue I? >vers drew one-all m ;i third divisi >n SAFA League He played ;:i Geylang on Thursday t vening Nokmang Ismail opened the score for the Rovers to *;ike ;t one-goal lead at the interval The Companions rallied
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    HARBANS SINCH SHINES FOR TTO
    308 11 THE Teachers' Training College scored a good 51-run vie- tory over the University of Ma--1 laya ii their firs! annual fixture played >t Sepoy Lines yesterj day. Harbans Singh of the Teach lers 1 Tr.uV'in^ College was m fine form both with the bat and
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    KOTA RAJA IN FORM
    161 11 KOTA RAJA Club supporters who saw their favourites routed 7-1 ftve days previously by Pathul Karib had a pleasant surprise m store ai Jalan Besar Stadium on Thursday. They jaw the Rajas beat Singapore Cricket Club 2-1. It ;is ;i lively game and especially for H.;ja
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    GOLF Here's How
    165 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Snead yl ,.z r In putting come vp to the hall from the back and line up your putt with the hole Then concentrate on makma your ball travel the first six inches ihat line. Be sure that your putter blade is flat on the
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    Olympic Trip Is His Gift
    267 11 SERVICE with the R A F. m the Korean war has earned a free trip to this year's Olympic Games for a Singapore airman He Is Cpl Morris Williams, from Hoimflrtn, Yorkshire, an armament mechanic with a Sunderland Hying boat .squadron at Seletar. Tiie Olympics
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    One Three One Has Best Chance loday
    1608 12 One Three One Has Best Chance loday "FREE REIN" ONI THREE ONE. mm of thai famous Derby winner Blue Peter, i. nj choice for today's Perak "Derby" rare over \h miles al Ipoh, last day „i ihc Perak I urf Club Easter Meeting. I li. "IVrak Derby Day" j. an
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    BENNETT OUT OF SELANGOR TEAM
    74 12 1 HERE has been a last mi- change m Selangor's State ide to meet Singapore inter-state match al S ore H Bennett is unable to and m his place twelfth m Christie Shepnerdson will v. ristie although not as ag- as his eider brother is
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    STANDARD'S SELECTIONS
    210 12 Rare 1: 2.00 p.m. Race 2: 2.30 p.m. Race 3: 3.00 p.m. Race 4: 3.30 p.m. Race I: 4.15 p.m. Race d: 145 p.m. Race 7: ">.l"> p.m. Race X: -„l*> i> m. Race t): 6.13 p.m. BEST BETS Free Rein LITTLE NED 4 Astute Monarch Kk'hnioiul CHANCE
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    1255 12 Standard's RACE CARD BIG SWEEP: RACE NINE 1. 104 Astute Monarch 6y 9.00 Mr. T.H. Teo Fox Woods 400 Master Bruce tiv 8.13 Mr T.H. Teo Rodgers Rodger s Bagby 3. 000 Audiola 4y 8.1? Mr. W.M. Watt Rodgers Charles 4. 040 Richmond 5y 8.10 Mr Kwik" Fox Spencer 5.
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    245 12 LONDON, Apr. 11 (Reuter)-A n*m4 wins at Wembley Stadium will be set b y thr i of the I ootball Assoriation Cup final lutui, castle, the holders, and Arsenal, on Ma\ These clubs, together with Bolton ITinimj won the Cup three times
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    78 12 Today's Sport CRU 'Xl T Singapore r .S.i,; i/o/- Lrt rfat/ 1 1 SCC padana; li/un'r.v", ftfalat/a r Singapore C Club v.i Sepou I SOCCER: Aryan Gj/mfcfjnna Itido Malay* ai /afa?i B« ir i SAf League. SIT r Combined Volunteers ai CVM.I; USL Dod 6fh Wi»*SU*cepillj| Sii'iaiiron A'/ Base. .A*
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