Singapore Standard, 30 April 1952

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    18 1 Singapore Standard IL *1 X vOL. II NO. 302 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    RUSSIAN JETS FIRE ON AIRLINER
    498 1 Passengers Hurt; Allies Cancel All Flights To Berlin BERLIN, Apr. 29:- Russian fighters today fired on an Air France airliner m the air over the Soviet zone of Germany and wounded two passengers. All Allied air flights to Berlin were immediately cancelled and the Western
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    Delegates To Ottawa Meet Hold Talks
    280 1 Standard London Correspondent E LONDON, Apr. 29. Indonesian. Ceylonese, British British colonial delegates (especially Malayan) to Ottawa conference of the International Study >up are meeting today, informally, to devise a mon strategy to increase dollar earnings of natural rubber importers. Indonesia is particularly worried
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    Embargo On Cotton For HK Partly Lifted
    69 1 I i >\lM>\ Apr. ?•>. <R»-»i the Colonial S»';reMr Oliver Lyttelton. hit .i<n a result of talks n Mr. F.den and Mr. fuson. the Halted <m bar no on cotton liii.il manufacture m MM had twen partly I I tt»-lton said lari;e )!k-s
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    Chinese To Send 6-Point Note On Service Bill
    61 1 Chinese To Send 6-Point Note On Service Bill 'i ANT mem h .i.-irhim •iding thai those called BSU sh Mi be mtsi the Federation ol be submitted I i rial Committee oi I c mcil by the Sinesc Cto imber >~ a. n <.h:-- i a Ifl I b." CO.:
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    Rushed To Hospital
    18 1 A c r ESE worn m vas ispital last ni^hi iusDcrl i >f h:i\in4 taken
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    Montebello Is. To Be Scene Of Atom Blast
    173 1 Montebello Is. To Be Scene Of Atom Blast PERTH, \|.ril 29 (Ren-ter-A Vl*) Reports reaebj m«; this Western Australia port to<la\ indirated that Hritain ia likely to explode her first atomic weapons at the Montebello UamU. KM) miles north of here. The tests arc expected to he held m the
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    Terrorists Repulsed By Headman
    126 1 Terrorists Repulsed By Headman KUALA LUMPUR, Tues, In the Tanah Merah ar«, a jeep was fired on by a numbegr of terrorists. One emergency Police Constable and two civilians. P.W.D. starts were killed outright. However, the prompt action and bravery of the penghulu from a nearby village saved the lives
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    2,000 Vietnamese In Saigon Homeless
    61 1 SAIGON, Apr L' 9 Reutei I ■Xboiit 2.000 Vietn imese were homeless todaj alter lire razed 200 bamboo c>U iges m one oi the city'j teeming "hovel districts." Flames spreid rapidly loaaj before fiie brigades anived Hundreds ot poor workers, suddenly awakened by tbe h;taldrm;
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    32 1 plioln. The Royal Navy Landing Ship. lI. MS Narvik (right), manoeuvres t<> berth alongside her sister ship: 11. M.5. Zeebruij^e, m Kreiuantle harbour. Australia, preparing for the first British atomic explosion. A.P.
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    Delegation Appeals To Govt. Not To Raise Tobacco Duty
    286 1 Cigarette Factories Idle Standard Stall orVespondrnt KUALA LUMPUB, Tu<> Several cigarette factories m the Federation kavi suspended operation as from April 26 pending a Mviaion on the representations made today to itoe .ntnent on its proposal to iuerease by nearly 200
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    Water Supply In KL Fails In Several Areas
    168 1 Water Supply In KL Fails In Several Areas KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The water supply tailed m several areas m Kuala Lumpur today as the result ot the breaking of the Kuala S!eh pipeline by Hoods The State Engineer. Selangor, states that every effort is being made to restore the pipeline,
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    To Encourage Voting
    26 1 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber will .send representatives of various dans to broadcasi to the Chinese population encouraging eligible Chinese to registei as voters
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    Farouk Wounded In Thigh In Assassination Attempt
    183 1 NBC Reporter Claims: NEW YORK Apr. 2!», (Renter) A Nati'inai Broadcasting Company correspondent reported last niyht that King Farouk of Egypt was wounded m the thigh jast month during an assassination attempt. Tin* correspondent. Dan Kui/-| man. reported to the NBC here that
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    STOP PRESS
    28 1 LONDON. April *s>: (Router) The Egyptian Kmbassy hrrr today categorically denied ft report of an attempt on the life of King Farouk m Cairo last month.
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    Oxford Prof. Arrives For Exams, Lectures
    134 1 Standard Shipping Reporter PROFESSOR E. I, l,ro, Hark. IVofmaßr ..J Anatomy al Oxford I nivenutj tinre CM. ariivtil m Singapore yesterday l>\ the I* «X O liner bn«an. Pi i »fe >soi I Gros f i R is no sti angei to the I-
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    Plane Delayed
    52 1 PORTAUSP UN I RINIDAD Api il 'A'.t (UP) The tii poi I authorities said today tl M Pan Amei !<■ ii- Ail cruiser reported missing ovci Brazil merely had !>••■•., del ed a! Belem, B: izi for maintenance pui p i c All the p i >engei w
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    32 1 photo. Picture taken yesterday soon after Pwfewwf itnl Mi> i Ciros Clark stepped ashore from the LfaWf Cb«Hl«a In Mi** cciitre is Professor A. K. Lllis who vvH< -onied them Siasapore. Standard
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      73 1 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Apr. 29. The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market today: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 31 id. $P»r £9651 per ton July/Sepr. 30 id. buyers, £9651 sellers. Oct. Dec. 29Jd. Three months: £9661 Jan/Mar. 28Jd.
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    Storemen Demand Equal Rights
    120 2 Storemen Demand Equal Rights Mundurd Start" Reporter A DEMAND I i extension ofl c ghts to civilian i mployed :n the A m Singapore has been \rn Service M si Lingara, the c Si lard thai the C "I :,i eed i la! s meni i .-;i' d be le
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    Strike Talks Jo Continue
    39 2 Standard Staff Reporter N EGOTIATIONS between nai Carbon (Eastern) i as i its employers to the 16-day sympathy strike by 310 daily rated workers ended witboul agreement being --fa 'bed yesterday. WID COni m l€
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    $1,000 For Tekong Boys
    71 2 $1,000 For Tekong Boys Sl.iml.ird Staff Reporter R JOB N LAYCOCK, S L "gislative Councilnated $1,000 towards 'he p i feu ng Boys 1 Club ling fund last Sunday. I nation was made on tsion I tne first visit ol the Go ernoi oi Singapore. John F. Nicoll, to the
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    $100,000 Claim Reaches Last Stage
    538 2 $100,000 Claim Reaches Last Stage THE PROTRACTED hearing before Mr. Justice Roger* m the Singapore High Court m which .Madam Yeo Siew Neo is elaiminu a one-sixth share m the £600.000 estate of the late Lee Siew Kow on the ground that she hail been his secondary wife from 1931-
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    Five Boys Fainted
    99 2 FOURTEEN probationary inspectors and one Malay constable who passed out from the Singapore Police Trainin? School took the oath of allegiance before the City Magistrate. Mr. K. J. L. Jamieson at the school parade ground yesterday. The swearing-in of five of the inspectors had to be taken
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    EU TONG SEN IS DOMICILED IN HK
    417 2 THE QUESTION as to whether ihe late mnltintil!ioti:iir<'. Mr. Eti Tom: Srn. was domiciled m thy Straits Sctllevientfl or m Hongkong has been decided i» ilm Singapore Hii:h Court. In a ju Igmeni arising oul l ol an ap) *ation by the Exe-
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    $MILLION ART GALLERY PLANNED
    341 2 $MILLION ART GALLERY PLANNED Committee To Standard Staff Reporter A MILLION dollar building m Singapore to house itn art gallery and museum has been proposed by the President of the China Society, Mr. Lee Siow Mong. Mr. Lee said that the building must be sited somewhere m the City centre
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    Fake 'Arrows'
    29 2 THREE MEN, M. Mohamed Gani, Meera Mohideen and Abdul Ahad, were each fined $200 m the Siungapore First District Court yesterday for having imitation Parker fountain pens.
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    Press Ball To Be Filmed
    89 2 THE INTERN ATIOXAL Press Ball arranged by Singapore journalists to be held m the Rallies Hotel on Saturday will be filmed by the Malayan Film Unit. Among the distinguished guests will the Governor of Singapore, Mr. John F. Nieoll. and Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, the
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    Old Seaplane Base For PWD Dredges
    182 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE MARINE Branch of ihe Singapore Public Works Department who have operated all these days without a fixed base, have now found one m the old M*a plane base m the mouth of the kalian^ river. The base which is undergoing
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    17 2 photo. A P.W.D. hopper seen on the old seaplane slipway at the mouth of Kalians River. Standard
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    THEY WANT TO REOPEN TALKS
    63 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Postal and Telecommunications Uniformed Staff Union is seeking to reopen negotiations "at a higher level" because the present official representatives have "no more arguments to put forward" The Standard was told yesterday. Meanwhile. Mr. G. G. Thomson. Public Relations Secretary,
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    Hunt For Widow's Assailant
    92 2 Hunt For Widow's Assailant Standard Stafi Reporter SING A FORE Police are looking for a Chinese aged between L'u and 25 m connection with the slaying of the 40--year-old widow m Martin Road on lasi Sunday night. The widow. Chiong Ah Yin. proprietress of a coifeeshop, was hacked to death
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    Commando Claims Trial
    65 2 PRIVATE R. Wilson of the Marine Coi imandos was allowed bail of $2,000 m the Singapore First District Court yesterday when he pleaded oot guilty to a charg< of robbery. It was alleged that on Apri 20, Wilson robbed a woman. Ang Ah Kirn, at Verdun Road
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    2 MEN, A GIRL CLAIM TRIAL
    51 2 TAX VEOW CHOW. Ng Pong Yong and a woman, Mary Wong (19), were charged m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday with having a Quantity of dutiable liquor m Boon Keng Road on April 28. They all claimed trial and was each allowed SHOO
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      198 2 Bit. ;fl| Bk THBRB \kf i i nil i whom pass happ\ Louis m a mutual silent rich with oompn hemion. 'Bo Jed atone with ihcm. Others who co you lims are only intcrrupti v Craven A* cigarettes and those wb ihcin. Anything you say \>ill ignon-d. because nothing you
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      185 2 PITMAN'S EXAM RESULTS THI I OLLOWING is th« lb»t i > essful candidate s \rt the Pitm i s Exams, conducted b> re Institute ot Com- I December '1951 < <>>r At (OI.VIS ihl Class) tit .:v M Pertir.i. Dliarma- Korn inthakka). Int<rmt di.it^ I nclish (Ist Class) V> i
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      195 2 Loh Chew Wan. Fok Meng Bcw. D. Zon Saician, Poh Kong En^. Elon Siahaan. A. P. Maruli. Anantha Rniu Govindasamy, Kwek Siew Weng, Too Geok Leong. Yang Wang Cheong. Intermediate Bk. Keeping <?nd (lass) Cian Whay Yam. Seah Kong Hock, Goh Hoe Fatt Tan Tien Bag, Lav Sik Whye, Wong
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      209 2 I Sin Hee. Mohd. Shuieb Tajuddin I bin Along Dahar Margaret C. Campell, Heng Chiu Siang Ore Kiat Kirn, P M. Thomas, Razkin Hj. Tahir, See Kit Yoong, Mabel Pinto. V. Muthu. M. Ci. Mo.id Eu&oof. S, O Krishnasamy Punniammthi. Tee Gan Beng, Freddy Ten Kok Chai, O. M. Zainulabidin,
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    DEPRESSED BARONET KILLED SELF Wliile Under Open Arrest
    625 3 t^hfE^^/^SS&I^, "»"> his Major Sir Vivtan Tyrell Chamito n dJ V? 8 f St r.l shot »'i"v eif dead with a S in a h^fl? gny> n« court martial. a", be used was aGerr L"«er automatic, which 5' ;ilv "<>e round m
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    58 3 photo. -Mr. and Mrs Wong Yin Khoon after tlnir marriage at the St. Maihew'a Church, Singapore. Th»- bride la th»- former Miss < hong Oi .1 I vi of JessHton and Mr. Wont is the third son of Mi. u n«i Yun low. The roupl»* fl»-w out from Jesselton. North
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    SUB MEN TURN DOWN NEW GRADING PLAN
    329 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association, representing: monthly-paid employees of the Board, j has rejected the new grading scheme, revised housing allowance and overtime rates offered by the employers. The Secretary of the Association. Mr. P. C. Pillai. m a
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    85 3 1- 1 i ii't In uho rt-iiirn-Ihf < irih i-. on Mitnd.i v I m! is tl; first <%sian it Ihc Si •\nu.\ Mis. i pita] m Sinf iptirc. i mi bef i ;i bei Mwsins rears •> itic >c. i Mission pit.il antl tlnn k» rl at Urn ll«
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    Concrete Mixer Fell On Women
    37 3 ING th by mis- Ed i:i the iri jres- iman X 19 of other rking compan: v i con- the ♦•>. i under. collapsed. > one side I ton V- is n iras fatally
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    Coroner Criticizes Army Major
    273 3 TI I K Sii -i .;>ove Coi ner, Mr. Sing criticized the attitude of Major Rayi ci II V rank, offi< er commanding 37 Comp my, R.A.S.C W. 1' port, Pulau Brani. m di cc ler to have the dead body ol Major Sn Vivian removed
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    Absented Self From Anti-Bamdit Patrol
    122 3 Absented Self From AntiBamdit Patrol ALEXANDER Andrew Bertram (24) ol the ■*<> Royal Marine Commandos, who absented himself m Kuala Kangsai from a patrol detailed to fighl the bandits, was sentenced at District Court Martial a| Selarang Barracks. Changi, yesterday to 112 days' detention. After being absent for two days
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    Stole Earrings
    9 3 A MECHANIC P fanprUOTWoen. l ,Ti ear-
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    Dehoused Famines Given S. I. T. Fiats
    203 3 NEARLY l families living m altap Imii^e- m the Kampong Java t()!k R (l an a who were asked \> demo- [i sn their houses three months i,v the Singapore Improve- it 'Trust, moved nut ol the area >. i lei lay morning
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    THANKS SPOKE
    58 3 THF Acting Governor of Fiji, Suva haj cabled G«S2 or f jJ Singapore, thanking him fo. Sincaoore's contribution pi IW.M0 g toward3 the reliel ti»- v.,- tims oi the recent hurricane m B Tho telegram states thai the people <>f Fijj deeply appreciated [he contribution whlefc the> described
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    Warm Tribute To RASC Officers At Farewell Function
    292 3 Standard Staff Reporter TRIBUTE to British officers and senior ranks of tlir RASC School, F.VREf.F. Nee Soon was paid yesterday by a Malay officer, R.S.M. Attan bin Yatim at a Ron«i«ien«i Party m ihe RAS(. gymnasium m which Brigadier and Mrs. Roe.
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    Refused To Lift His Feet Higher
    112 3 A SOLDIER who was ordered to lift his feet higher while marking time on a parade gorund m Kuala Kangsar, threw his rifle to the ground and said. "I will not do it anymore." The soldier. Maurice William Lapping (21) of the 40 Royal
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    Widow Helped In Chap Ji Ki
    139 3 A WIDOW, Gua Siang Lang, 63, was fined $300 m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, m default six weeks' simple imprisonment, when she pleaded guilty to assisting m a chap ji ki lottery aft an address m Canning Lane on April 21. When
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    Pak Leaders Back From Java Mission
    88 3 MAULANA Abdul Quddus Hashimi and Dr. A. H M. Muhiyuddin, a Professor from Dacca University arrived m Singapore on Sunday by plane from Jakarta. They are delegates of the Muslim Peoples' Organisation with headquarters at Karachi, an organisation sponsored by Chaudhri Khaliquzzaman, a veteran
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    SJAB Drive For Funds
    100 3 THE ST. JOHN Ambulance Brigade is to start ;i campaign for more funds to build a new headquarti i s to replace the old building m Stamford Road Mrs. D.W.G. Faris, the Ladj District Superintendent oi ii;'Nursing H)i \"i.:io:>s will broadcast a talk m English at
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    SHB Workers Reject New Leave Rules
    187 3 Standard Stuff Reporter THK new leave regulations for the subordinate staff <Ciass 111 and Class [V) ol the Singapore Harbour Board has been described as a "retograde" step by the Singapore Harbour Stafl Association The Association's Secretary Mr. P C. Pillai m a letter
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    35 3 WLI I-,TH{ k'J /L f A' 4' HI Mr. Ho Tuck Few. son of Mr. Ho Toh and Miss. An? Swee N>o, daughter of Mr. \ng Teng Kee who wire married m Singapore yesterday. Standard
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    $1.5M. Aid For New Villages
    155 4 $1.5M. Aid For New Villages KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Malayan Chinese Association has given nearly one million dollars towards the maintenance and construction of schools m the Federation's new villages. Since the introduction of schemes for assistance to the new villages the MCA has given out about $1,542,285 from its
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    Man Held In Slabbing Case
    44 4 Man Held In Slabbing Case AN INDIAN mandore, Appasamy (49) engaged at work m Pulau Übin was found stabbed m his chest yesterday morning. He was taken to Changi and later rusitec to General Hospital by ambulance. The Marine Police has detained a man.
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    FIVE MORE REDS KILLED
    296 4 so^ 0/ Sixth Found Xl ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Five more terrorists have been killed m the Federation during the past 24 hours and the body of the sixth has been found m the jungle. Seven terrorists have been wounded and one emergency Police Constable has been
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    MIC APPEALS FOR DONATIONS
    278 4 CAMP CONDITIONS DEPLORABLE' Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, lues. "The living conditions of the i>eople m the Pandamaram Transit Camp, Port SweUenham, who are mostly women and rhildren. are deplorable,*" according to the Malayan Indian Congress m a statement issued today. Tins camp, m which about
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    Cigar-shaped Object Flies Over S'pore
    253 4 Cigar-shaped Object Flies Over S'pore Standard Staff Beporter MANY people m Singapore, office-workers, pedestrians and school students saw a "cigar-shaped oD.iect*' streaking across the sky over the Singapore Harbour Boa rd area, leaving a trail of smoke. ai 4 pm yesterday They all saw the object at the same time
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    CHAMBER MEETS ON TEXTBOOKS
    139 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Chinese Cnamber of Commerce is, to ask the Chinese Schools Association here to go ahead m making representations to the Education authorities m connection with the "Malayanization" uf Chinese textbooks. The Chamber gave the assurance yesterday that it would back representations
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    Malay Regt. Has Highest Score Of Bandit Casualties
    251 4 Malay Regt. Has Highest Score Of Bandit Casualties Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Malay Regiment which har distinguished itself m the present Emergency is adding to its laurels with spectacular successes against the terrorists. After a period of intensive retraining at Taiping the 2nd Battalion Malay Regiment has.
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    Guides To Hold Meet
    111 4 KUALA LUMPUa, Tues. Crirl Guides from al] over the Federation will meet here on Thursday for a training course lasting two days at the Tanglin Hospital, Kuala Lumpur. The course is specially meant for representatives of the movement m the resettlement village-'. On Thursday the delegates
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    Abolish Segregation Of Negroes, Urges Singapore Delegate
    124 4 SAN FBANCISCO. Apr 29. (AP>:- Methodisi missionaries of Malaya ai c calling on j v church to abolish its segregation ol Negroes, m resolution presented i> c Metnodist Quadrennial General Conference here. Tne resolution, presented yes-terda-v by D- Bobart B Amstutz, President of
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    May Day Meets
    90 4 FOUR separate Way D.y meet* ings will be held by different groups o! trade unions m Singapore tomorrow The biggest ol these !nrc:i::c.wili be that ol' the Trade Union Congress to be hi id a", the Victoria Memorial Hall. The Public W<.-k.~ Department Labour Union and the
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    ICFTU POST
    74 4 SINGAPORE trade unionist* are eligible lor the posi ol Assistant Secretary General ol the International Confederation oi Trade Unions, whose headquarters ai c a1 Bruss* is Applicants must be below 50 years and have had considerable experience m trade union work. The Si cretary ol the Singapore Trade
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    MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
    112 4 Registration of Electors, April 15— May 31 IF you ;ire not registered you CANNOT VOTE. YOU ran obtain full details of qualifications of voters at any of the following offices: During office hours Supervisor of Elections Office, Municipal Buildings, Kuala Lumpur Daily (except Gazetted holidays and Sundays) from
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    54 4 A tare well party was given by Mr. K. Kathiravelu. (centre, front row), iuanager. Victoria English School, Muar, m honour of Che Norani binti Jaffa r (second from left) and Syed Jaffa r (fourth from left) of the tutorial staff of the school prior to their departure to Johore Bahru
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    RED X CENTRES FOR NEW TOWNS
    435 5 Lady Templer Tours Dangerous Area In Selangor Mjndard Staff Corrr >p.,M(|.nt KUALA LUMPUR. Tuei. a determined eiTort was made to establish Re-i Cross centrea at the various new towns m Selangor when a party of officials o\ the Malayan Red Cro A sociat:on headed
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    HAVE YOU SEEN THIS CONVICT
    34 5 Estaped convict. Maasoor bin Abbas, aged .10. who eluded his guard at the General Hospital on Sunday night. Police described him as a bad hat with ci;;lit previous convictions
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    Officer Slain In Hill Trap
    139 5 IPOH. Tues A British Army captain attached to lIQ North Malaya SubDistrict and two Indians were killed when terrorists laid an ambush at the n;vrow winding road leading up to Taiping's Maxwell Hill early this morning. One British Warrant Officer aud two other Indians travelling:
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    Women Wanted For These Jobs
    165 5 IPOH. Tii»*-«. Kor ili«* benefit of those women m Ipoh. who hu\«* heard ilir Hi^li Commissioner's appeal for vofcinteers ami houM likr to know how to help, iht* rhairinan of thr Ipoh Women's Service League Mrs. I. W. Biellorh yesterday j:a\»* a shon lir»i of
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    $250 Bail In Extortion Case
    55 5 TAN KIAM SIGH was charged In the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with extortion by putting Lee Swee m fear of inquiry and thereby inducing Lee to deliver to him £20 at the Bth mile Bukil Timah Roari on April 23 Tan claimed trial ami
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    He Denies Using Force On Woman
    50 5 PERHAM SINGH (27) claimed trial wtien he was charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court Yesterday with usinc criminal force <jm a woman with intent to outrage her modesty at i» psn. on April 29 ai Swiss Club Road. Bail oi $juu was allowed.
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    31 5 phot*. nulling no ft Wait* H«U tb% Eye Ward. General HoopiUl. as part of W A JiiSS; fcui i *h» &M bßiirtß the Gnenl Ho.pituJ f«r DeptHseal «f jnaia/a. Surser/. Standard
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    Power Cuts
    230 5 SUBSTATIONS m Singapore li.iblr tv load shedding today IMV Malayan Brewery, A. B.C. Brewery. Dtetbeliu <>.. rantelln IM riiu'-iiiv Park, Alexandra Brickworks, i*;isir PanJanK, Befonnator.v l< 1 1 <)\vk.-ii Factory, CresM>nUe, >i Jaiues. Miri u«i. Silat K«i I ii k i f Pattpb, 8.A.T.. Trafalgar St., Anson Rd..
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    CID CHIEF SPENT BANDIT'S MONEY, GETS 10 MONTHS
    592 5 BATI GAJAH, Tues. Allegations that an Assistant Superintendent of PoMee, A. E. Bench (47) who was m charge of Circle CID at Balu (rajah ha<l spent money handed over lo him by a surrendered Chinese bandit were made before the President of
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    Four Infant Welfare Clinics For S'pore
    288 5 Four Infant Welfare Clinics For S'pore Standard Staff JReporter THE Singapore City Council is likely to start work] very soon on the provision of tour infant welfare clinic m the City one of them with a teaching centre fro::. a grant of $362,000 from the Colonial Development] anc j Welfare
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    Moon Will Set Date
    91 5 Standard Stiff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. Muslims In Penan? and Province VWlesley will begin tasting this year by sighting the moon an<l noi by calculation. This was decided yesterday a! i meeting of the Muslim Advisory Board. If the moon is seen on Friday night, May -'■>
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    New School opens May 12
    76 5 PENANG, Tues.— The firs! Government Chinese Normal Training school, built m Green Lane for $250,000 will be officially opened on May 12. Tins is the first school of its kind m the Federation ot Malaya. Two classes of Normal Senior First and two classes of
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    SIKH MEET
    37 5 r KUALA KAIfGSAR, T,., The annual general tneeting of the P.Tak Sikh Association will be held at Id a.m on Sunday. May 4. ai the Gurudwara premises at No. 9 Guru twara R .id. [poh.
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    Ginko Maru Here May 6
    106 5 Standard Shipping Rrport«*i Till-, Hist Japane* pioe »><•! Japan, Sou! an and Soul yk m Mi* b S i- 0.9 m Ginko M T f „,> the first Ja new i gs ide the Si n^ap Ha H• re« to tor i and SOUt A
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    Soldier Killed
    23 5 K\ A! 11. "Cpl A Mansor (tin Ahmad of the 2nd Regiment who ■> on ip;>~' attOfi I I A,' m hospital <-.
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    Standard Pattern Service
    254 5  -  ROSALINID RATNAM By Here is a general m<»v on tacking which has been tinsubject of a query. Tacking means stitching two pieces of tnatei ial together with any cheap cotton. The object is to keep the e two pieces m position while machining or while hemming. While
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      Japn Wins The War
      437 6 THIS week Japan brought to a successful con--1 elusion the war against militarism, Fascism and ftffltfsfMS r war with Japan sees the defeated power more satisfied with the result than her victors wto are comes fmrn the victorious powers themselves. t was not to teach Japan
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      372 6 IIE also intimated that the democratic constitution might be suitably altered to make possible the reintroduction of compulsory military service. Mr. Hatomaya is reported to have demanded the creation eventually of an army of one million men which only the simpletons would consider as the vanguard of an army destined
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    Bless Tis House..
    205 6 Bless Tis House.. SPEAKtXG FOR MYSELF r PHE curtain has to rise and none too soon on an interesting story of graft and intrigue m Singapore housing circles. An officer of the AntiCorruption Sub-Branch of the Police Force has been as busy as a bee m recent days gathering accusations
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    270 6 As usual, the poor ore hit hardest of all. I know of landlords who welcome changes of tenancy m their bug-infested cubicle houses, because each change means $150 or so m tea money. If the life of existing tenants con be made miserable by petty annoyances and lack of essential
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    12 6 "Oi! This the confounded car that's been back-firing oat here?"
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    PRIVATE LIFE OF 'Mr. President'
    971 6  - PRIVATE LIFE OF 'Mr. President' Kenneth Harris By WASHINGTON WHAT is it like to be President of the United States? Let President Truman give you the lowdown himself. In, for instance, this blow-by-blow description of a dinner at the White House: "November 1. 1949". reads an entry m his personal
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    Review of Views
    159 6 Review of Views Dark Cloud Mela} i a> an ind< neaQg that a dart now bangi tinea\ i ipan haf iince 19M when the B Since then Ana had Looked U the leade tries. But thii apprectati n 1y42 ;<••«: J Asian COU Malaya brutish tx h anese aroused h
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      COMMUNALISM
      248 6 Sir:— May I squeeze my humble remarks m between 'Ex-Labour' arid Mr. Dasaratharaj on their tenacious controversy on the Labour Party vis-a-vis the National Service Bill. What pains me most when I read their letters is the element of communalism that is brought into play against each other, even
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      READER THANKS MR. MacGILLIVRAY
      200 6 Sir: It is most gratifying to note that the Federation Government has at long last come to the aid of the Temporary Officers m the service of the Government of the Federation of Malaya by making an offer to air-orb them into the permrront non-pensionable estsblishment
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      Why Was Dafo Paalar's Plea Rejected?
      385 6 Sir: Dato C. J. Paglar is to be congratulated on h i s attempt to introduce a Minimum Basic Wage Law which could protect workers from exploitation by unscrupulous empJoj-ers. It is surprising to note the very little interest that has been shown m
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      These Men Are Not Indians
      164 6 Sir:— l wish to bring to your notice that a great mistake is always committed here by the people and the press. Whether it is due to ignorance or intention I do not know. In your issue of April 26, m the people's column it
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    SOVIETS BUILDING UP FORCES But They Are Not Yet Ready To Start War
    332 7 SOVIET S BUILDIN G UP FORCES But They Are Not Yet Ready To Start War ...r,.-.. 1...1 v,l appear r,;ulv ,o stot a ww I I portion Mud t, M |av. rw r y s r visions are !V A i: J ition to all > vV( r Ei >pc,
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    62 7 photo. General of the Army Corps Kaoul Salan (right), Com-mander-in-Chief, Viet nam Forces m Indo-China. chats with General de Lignares, Commander, Grounrt Forces North Vietnam, on his arrival by air at Hanoi recently. The French and Vietnam forces m Indo-China are currently m the middle of a bi? offensive against
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    Hobson Cut In Two, Navy Ends Search
    252 7 Hobson Cut In Two, Navy Ends Search \SHIN< 1 ON, Apr; 2a I carrier v: p the Hobson m v H hit and sent the fated lesti >•■•■■■ to the b >'- >m <>f the A' lant ■.>. rew, N.r. v {>uk.- man The N i abandoned at sun- rdaj
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    'Tokyo Rose'. Is Denied Hearing In Supreme Court
    89 7 \SH INCHON Apr 2S lAP) Supreme Cotun (Monday i bearing to "Tokj a Rose lifornia- born Japanc ■<• com i. ted ol treason foi broadcasti > Arnenc.iM tTOOpS Ironi ol :>er real name >^ s Togmi d'Aquino. she s< ■:'.f^.c^c\ to 10
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    Senate C'ttee Cuts $1,000 M. From US Aid
    104 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. 2H (IIP) The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted today to cut 51.im0.000.000 from $7^00.000,000 for foreign aid. The Committee then voted 8 to 0 to approve the aid bill. Thf CUi would be distributed uniformly with approximately I'M per rent
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    Chinese Paper In US Backs Money Racket
    207 7 NEW YORK, Apr. 28 (UP)— A special Federal grand jury indicted a Chinese newspaper published m New York's Chinatown and two Ox its officers today for printing advertisements inducing Chinese m the United States to send American dollars to Communist China. The grand
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    Australian Destroyer Returns To H'kong
    67 7 HONGKONG, Apr. 29 (AP) Thi 1 Australian destroyer, Warramunga, returned to Hongkong yesterday alter three months of battle duty on" Korea. She replaced II MAS Tobruk m February. The Warramunga, here for a brief recreational visit, is a Tribal Class c'vst rover with a displacement
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    KMT Troops In Burma Fall Back
    253 7 Special Cable By Arrangement With The Times, London. LOMDON, Apr. 2tt. Kuoniintang advanced units stationed at Mongyang and Mongma which are respectively 40 and 30 miles norlh and northeast on Kengtung are reported to have fallen back towards Monghsat more than 50 miles south
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    Shelly Winters Weds Italian Actor
    92 7 JUAREZ. MEXICO. April 28 (UP).— Actress Shelly Winters and Vittorio Gassman. Italian actor, were married m a civil ceremony today less than two hours after Gassman divorced his first wife. Miss Winters waited for him m a car while he was divorcing Mrs. Eleanor Richard.
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    Action Topic Of Debate In Commons
    231 7 LONDON. Apr. 28: (Reuter) Foreign Under-Secretary Anthony Nuttifig said today the British Government agreed with Burma that to bring the recent activities of the Chinese Nationalist troops on the frontier between Burma and China before the Security Council vvould only increase the tension. Mr.
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    "Monty" Says He's Glad Ridgway Picked
    95 7 "Monty" Says He's Glad Ridg way Picked LISBON, Apr. 29 (AP) Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, who is on a visit to Portugal, said m a statement: "I have just heard that my old friend General Ridgway has been appointed to succeed General Eisenhower. I am very delighted. We served together
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    Journalists To Form World Organization May 4 To 10
    251 7 BRUSSELS, Apr. 20 (AP) Representatives of journalists from all over the world will meet m Brussels from May 4 to May 10 to form an International Federation of Journalists. The congress is called at the initiative of an executive committee whose
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    Ridgway Accepts New Post As NATO Chief
    322 7 TOKYO, April 29 (UP) •-General Matthew B. ttldgwy early this morning accepted his new assignment as Snpremr Allied Commander m Europe and said he was "confident ol the continued support not only ol my own country hut of all the Bree countries represented
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    US Carriers To Use UK "Slingshot"
    163 7 WASHINGTON, April 28 (UP)— A new British aircraft catapult nicknamed Steam Slingshot" will be available for use on United States aircraft carriers, the Navy said today. The "Steam Slingshot" is regarded as one of the most important developments m naval aviation since World War
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    Ike Calls Pair Finest Combination
    162 7 H \[)-OKY\H.\! fSEN MANY, A.- 24 I'- I) a I i .1. 1 4 ment of Genera Mali i n i-I i a> hi i the retention ol G< A fred M f SHAPE Chief f S "•i it rican Berv res could pi Iq
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    Coronation Commission Is Announced
    152 7 LONDON. Apr. 28 (fcVuU I I Buckingham Palace announ ed the members of the Queen Elizabeth's Coronation Commission —m charge of planning would be: The Duke of Edinburgh; the Archbishop of Canterbury Lot Chance] or Simonds; Prune Mini »ter Win ton "•'>;.! Lord Woolton. President ol
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      35 7 -M^ P^ NANCY-WILL OH DEAR--THg I A rT^P rr^O 'I'lZI i^% 'tm^B t YOU HANG IS M STARCHED/Xr V <?->, p r I |^f Wf^ZM OUT THESE SAGGtNG TOO I HEA \r 1 1 \\TP 1?
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    Switzerland Builds Up Her High Seas Fleet
    317 8 Standard Shipping Reporter ONE of the youngest seafaring nations Switzerland i* fast building ii |> her fleet lo sizable proportions. Although not operating on any regular routes or schedules, the ship* have reeentlv Itecim calling at most of the world's l»i» i»orta. Earlier
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      557 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore Port Swettenham Penan:;. Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Due Spore Due Penang From "Failing** Apr?©th Djakarta "H&ayaag" Ma> 4th May 7th Hongkong "Szet -luien" May lOtlt Hongkong Sails Sails Sails Penan;; P Sham
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    Malayan-RI Trade Volume In March Shows Sharp Drop
    249 9 Malayan -RI Trade Volume In March Shows Sharp Drop ng MoreS is reflected T •fcTSffiS^SSlS "°t* T ith '"*»T esio gurcs for both the imports ond eJSh M 'W Ch W 0We X a cx P°"s of Malaya compared with the February fingers. The value ol Malayan ■'i<P'>. r ts
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    Tin Shares Are In Good Demand
    39 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE^ 1,,,. Kn >„,„,,.,,, o!limrof m, -> was .lon, the Maluwm ifcarc mark, t |0,!;,n til} Ac tin MTi!,,,i for wfairk there h«> keen a and rub- 14/9 Xt KHF X 4
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    124 9 COMMODITY PRICES 1.-iW-st Sin».fi>or > rub »kt pric«s (per Ib yes t»*rcJav were Btivrrv Sellers Vo I Spot I tins* si.OM si.j:»; FOB m b.«!es Vinv No. 1 H SS. Sl.tB| Si. oB; No. X S.S. Si (Hi 1 51.07 No :i it.s.s si.o:jj si. in; Tout-: (Juirt after firm.
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    S-EA Supplied 35 PC Of US Rubber Needs
    28 9 Skmti East ms fun US total i p iding pur- Wall pporta rhia 4fi0.000 >i ii ■00 tons used States
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    Pye Ltd. May Get Thai TV Contract
    183 9 Pye Ltd. May Get Thai TV Contract THAILAND is lo ha\»> television, ami a Briii*li radio firm Pye 1 .t«l. Cambridge may get the I*loo,ooo contraci for erecting a transmitting station lor television at Bangkok, *ai<l Mr. T. V. Mitchell, a Singapore buninesuman, yesterday. i Mr. Mitchell, whose linn T
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    95 9 MR. C. R Shepherd. Manaijini: Director of VV. 11. Brennan and Co.. Ltd., Singapore, and Mrs. Shepherd (seated centre) are here seen with members of the company's staff at the Southern Hotel on Monday night. The occasion was a Chinese dinner given by the staff to say bon voyage to
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    AIR TRAVEL GROWING
    47 9 PLANE passenger travel m the United States now exceeds that fo! railway sloping- cars, or i "Pullmans." This shows vivk'-ly i the tremendous "air-mindedness" developmi nt of the American I people, although railroad coaches —not sleeping cars— still carry i many thousands of passengers.
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    Protests In UK May Succeed
    329 9 Excess Profits Levy STRONG representations made to the Chancellor of the Exchequer by the London Rubber Growers Association m regard to the imposition of the excess profits levy on British producing companies are likely to bear fruit. Reviewing the rubber market m London, Sanderson and
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    UK MESSAGE TO RED CHINA
    72 9 LONDON. April 29 <UP>— The Marquis ol Reading, Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs, told the China Association thai the Government had informed the Peiping Government that that they would welcome any expansion of trade between trie two countries provided it does not involve goods banned by
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    India Industry
    52 9 PROGRESS In Industrialising India m \he last five years is demonstrated by the fact that investments industries m that period totalled r s 4,5<K) million. A major p:-!t of this money came from private enterprise. Industries which have made noteworthy strides during the period are automobile, machine tools
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    Chain Stores For Singapore
    195 9 By MAXJNE RAKICH. Standard Staff Reporter A LEADING Singapore department store is establishing a chain of branches m various suburbs to serve residents m outlying areas of the city. Known as "Lee Mm Stores" (meaning "for the good of the public"), the branches will he stocked
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    GERMANY RE-ENTERING S-E ASIAN MARKETS
    270 9 By MICHAEL CONNORS, Standard >iafl" Reporter GERMAN! ix making bi«j efforts to build up brf exporl trade and her factories an* turning (Mil iii*:li class goods to regain her pre-war market*, including Soulh-Easi A*ia. Mr. 11. E. 11. VoeUner, representative ol German matiufacturing interests, said
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    Produce Mart Featureless
    40 9 Standard Market Riportcr THE prodtK c market m Singapore len .<i:ir(i 1 featureless ye terday. No business wt rcpt and prices rema 1 < d at 1 the same \e\ els a those pn vailing on Mond; j
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    JAP BONDS RALLY
    22 9 On the charge on Monday J. bunds rallied to finish a one point higher >>n I i aftei on
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    RI Move To Prohibit Slab Rubber Export
    141 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Apr. 29: It is learned here that some officials of the Economic Ministry are urging Government to prohibit the export of Such a ban I f< 1, wou\ i pel Indotv smallholders to produce smoked
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    Rubber Market Is Easier
    20 9 rron terday. Ai the lot r l "t n Api B M X; R.MA M i
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    Talks On Jap Debts Are Now Awaited
    34 9 Talks On Jap Debts Are Now Awaited t d T» j ■re i 1 v r. New l foi d b ent of I n 1 I I ifhiv USI <■ IKJ iMKi i- Phen
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    HK EXCHANGE
    17 9 HONG I! S; |Si r uu price* i the H £1 c .:■-.-■•> ]<v i UK-
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      112 10 IT HAS been a weekend ri .sport for the 'Varsity, beginning with the soccer natch between the North and the South, with Selangor a- the dividing Line, m which the North team won. The cup was presented by Mrs. Jamo< Hale, wite of the University Bacteriologist. On Saturday
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      The Nylon Age
      345 10 TPHE advantages of nylon are too well known to need more than a Quick glance. They are that this chemical fabric is lightweight, easy to wash, often requires no pressing and is amazingly attractive. One of Europe's biggest factories for producing n> lon is at Pontypool, m
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      Make A Start With Mixed Feeding
      578 10  -  MARGARET SCOTT by ]\[OST mothers dread putt--VL ing a baby on to mixed feeding for the first time but. if one starts early and with only very small amounts, the baby soon gets used to the feel and taste of the new substance and,
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      PEOPLE I MEET
      683 10 mo SING at the Benefit PerX formance for St. John Ambulance of the film "White Corridors" on May 13, at the Victoria Theatre. Singapore, is Mrs. Doreen Gordon, pretty young Scotswoman. She stepped into the limelight when she was "discovered"' by Carroll Levis. the Canadian who gave
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      91 10 /COMPLETE set of Poster' v_>i Paints m large jars m many different colours. Exactly right for the daubs which children love to produce and which are an essential part of modern infant education. These paints are easily washable and are ready mixed m vivid colour. Price $9/-. I)OSIE
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    UK CLUBS GIRD UP FOR BRIGHTER PLAY
    1623 11  -  Jim Chamber"s By W Sports Writer i i-ONDO.N, (M*). (bounty orirket rluh-s arc all *et for big bid lo bring bark tlie enfitomerg to tbeir ground*. At last county club oilicials have realised ibat dull play does not pay and ihe word has
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    GOLF Here's How
    154 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Sread sdfdf YESTERDAY ue pictured lh,correct IfJI httiid ynp on ihv yolf tlvM Todaj a:e add liv: right hand and show 60* h hunids m i» i-o:itpleK>d t r *V Yon UMliiifdiw th«> W r 'P vclk^ cnlarlij with the Utttt jmyer or Ik? ttft
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    Gardner Wins On Points
    98 11 NEWCASTLE. Apr. 28 <Reutor> Teddy Gardner, British, British Empire *ad European flyweight champion, outpointed Maurice Sandeyron. the Frer.r-s baastaraweight, roer 10 rounds m a non-title fight here tonight. The Frenchman musA have Brit disappointed writfj the verdict for it waa ;i close thing and he might
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    17 11 The Indian Test cricketers pi ctured on arrival m the rain at London Airport on April TI.
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      556 11 VI i. liembet Banks of the Malayan Exchange Banks \sso^:ation operating m the v of Singapore hereby se c *o their constituents ,at Ml «nd after Ist May 1952 require ail "order" es handed to therrj for [atlOD or collection to be \y endorsed m the cuv j form s<
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      607 11 NOTICES I MALAY REGIMENT TENDER NOTICE RENDERS are invited for the Supply of Refrigerators} »nd Accommodation Stores to' :ne MALAY Regiment Ten J- w forms can be obtained by written appUration to 'Q* jranch, RHQ Malay Regiment, rat^Dick on. Tender doses ai 12 O'clock noon of 1 5th MAY I
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      165 11 NOTICES FOR SALE THE MALACCA CHINESE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY NOTICE r riiE Twenty Seventh Ai traal General Meeting oi th c Members oi the Society will be held at the residence of the Serretary. Nu. 61, CT Malacca <"> Saturday lOUi May. 1952 ti P m AGENDA 1 To read and.
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      151 11 UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TF there are sufficient appii- cants, who are suitable, a fw'l-tiine course of one year j leading to the Certificate m Education v Ji begin m October. 1952. Applications to attend the course are invited from non-graduate teachers with not less than five years
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    9 Army Boxers In Finals
    325 12 THE SUM! UN AIS of the S i n v a d o r c ABA. open C tumpinnships reached a higher standard thai the -^-^r^Tinis of Monday m»ht. Of Urn 13 bouts only three failed V* B« the distance. I l ii two instances
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    CORINTHIANS WILL APPEAL AGAINST MASS SUSPENSIONS
    414 12 CORINTHIANS WILL APPEAL AGAINST MASS SUSPENSIONS SINGAPORE Corinthians are h> appeal against the mass suspension of players and officials ordered In the .Singapore Amateur Football Association jn>t as soon as they hear of tlieir fate officially. I p to late last niiiht SAFA. whose Commission of Inquiry under the chairmanship
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    31 12 aIANINA* Pacemaker In this training run by Thomas Cup team as- pi rants i s Poh Lim. Behind him are Law, Yeoh, than Kon Leong. Tan Jin Fan? and Seng Khoon.
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    POLO STARTS
    81 12 AFTER a long delay due to the late rain this year the Singapore Polo Club played their first match of the season yesterday The ground was m fine condition and m an interesting »ame the Reds beat the Whites by four goals to nil. Red:- Major Stallard Xo
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    SCS v. Chusan
    49 12 THE following have been chosen to represent the Singapore Cold Storage m a friendly game of soccer against the Chusan today a t the SCC ground Leeman: Teddy, Borlian: J. Fisher. En? Cheng. Syed Ali: S Mohd Mitchell. Mouha, Harper and Buchan. Reserves:— Kadir and Awang.
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    Referees' Societv
    67 12 AT THE 2nd annual general meeting held recently the following were elected officebearers for the year: Patrons: W McGregor Watt, J.P.: C. G. Wimbush, M.B.E. Soh Ghee Soon Ang Soon Hoe, R. B. I. Pates. President: R N. Bell. Vice-President: —J. Ferguson, Hon. Secretary/Treasurer: Chua Ban Hock Committee
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    ARYANS WIN
    32 12 MALACCA. Taes. A crowd of 5,000 saw the Aryan Gymkhana beat Malacca by two soils to nil at the Kubu Stadium today Scores for the visitors were Alexander and Nara-
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    REME Beat Seletar 4-1 In USL Tie
    157 12 IN a United Services Division one ion sue match played yesterday, REME beat Seletar by four goals to one The halt' time score was onenil lor Seletar. After 27 minutes ol no score, a terrific grounder by centre forward Fiemming put the bull
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    Recs Dominate, But Indians Win
    334 12 INDIAN RECREATION (IhI» forwards made the most of their few chances and collected full points m their SAFA firs! division match against Singapore Recreation Cluh at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. A last minute goal gave the Indians a 2-1 win, but it was the Recs
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    Haikowyu Sports Club
    22 12 HAIKOWYU S.C. beat Singapore Fire Brigade by three souls to one at Gevlans yesterday. Haikowyu led one-nil at half-time.
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    Nee Soon Soccer
    40 12 THE; Nee Soon Garrison XI mel^a, Commandos team at soccer vester^ay at Nee Soon Garrison ground 1 After a keen tussle, m which 'good, clean soccer was seen, thfe Garrison XI won by four goals Mo two.
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    Manning's Lot Will Be Winning At Penang Meet
    377 12 PENANG, Tues. Trainer Jack Manning who has nol been having the best of luck m recent months will return to the winning list at the Penang Turf Club races as he has a very fit team entered for the meeting. Potential winners
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    AIRWAYS TROUNCE DUNLOPS
    199 12 AIRWAYS TROUNCE DUNLOPS MALAYAN AIRWAYS SC. trounced Dunlop Sports Club by five clear goals m a Div. 2 Singapore Business Houses League match at SRC ground yesterday. Dunlop Sports Club started the game well and for ten minutes kept the Airways men on the run. Airways were cool and kept
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    They Run For More Stamina
    138 12 They Run For More Stamina UP WITH the sun yesterday Malaya's Thomas Cup players selected for intensive training m Singapore, got down to the business of gaining stamina with runs round and round a field. Mr. Trn Boon Piew, the coach, supervised the "road work." Nine of the 14 players
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    HONGKONG MEET SERVICES TODAY
    103 12 HONGKONG play their third and iast match m Singapore today against Combined Services at Jalan Be>ar Stadium They leave to\ home on Friday morning Hongkong will field a team with several chaoses trom the side which hold Singapore to a draw twice tor the Aw Hoe
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    Immigration SC Lose 5-2
    246 12 CHEERFUL LADS A was m scoring form against the Immigration Sports Club m their SAFA Third Division "A" league ><><:ccv match at the CYMA ground yesterday. Ahead three one at half-time. Cheerful Lads "A' finally won the match by five goals to two Except for the
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    TODAY'S Sport
    73 12 SOCCER— Hongkong v Combined Service* nf /plan Brsar stadium; SAFA L<-aqiif>. Div UIB Bul;»t Ttmah SC. Jollilads at Geylang: Div II Kola Rain "A~ r SMWU at CYMA SBUIA League. Si me Darbji V Bnriico Motors Bft Thomson Road: MTS r UTS at Farrer Park Borm-o Co o.
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    Cheerful Lads Win
    212 12 CHEERFUL LADS AthleticParty handed out a four— one beating to Indian Recreation Club "A" in a SAFA Second Division league .soccer fixture played at th e BODCA ground yesterday. Cheerful Lads held a two one lead at halltime and yesterday's game was their first victory m the
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