The Straits Times, 5 March 1953

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    14 1 The Straits Times TWELVE PAGES bßtfdkerf IMS. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, H53. 15 CENTS
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    STALIN IS DYING
    487 1 Official bulletin says: In coma after a stroke gTALIN IS DYING. Radio Moscow in a broadcast yesterday said that the 73-year-old Premier was lying gravely ill after a stroke on Sunday night The radio said Stalin was unconscious. His right leg and right arm were paralysed. Nine
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    Changes— for better or worse
    111 1 WASHINGTON. Wed AMFRICAN officials said today n that Stalin's grave illness niarks a momentous moment in the hisioTs of titr world whi-n war or peace may b decided. With his deith. the world situation could change for better or worse. Watch officers in the State
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    Queen Mary 'unchanged'
    55 1 LONDON. Wed. A court medical bulletin said today that 85-year-old Queen Mary. HI for two weeks with a gastric disorder, spent a "fairly good night' and her general condition remained unchaged. Doctors kept her confined to bed at Marlborough House, her home. Household sources said there was
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    POLICE WIVES MURDERED
    37 1 NAIROBI. Wed— Mau Mau terrorists last night raided a police post north of Nanyukl and killed four African policemen and the wives of two of them. The police station was burned to the ground.—Reuter.
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    General's visit
    36 1 SEOUL. Wed— Gen. Mark Clark flew into Korea today for high level talks with his field commanders, and with South Korean President Syngman Rhee and the US. Ambassador. Mr. Elh s O. Brlggs— A.P.
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    THE NEXT BOSS? West
    242 1 fears a struggle for power in Kremlin LONDON. Wednesday YEWS of the serious illness of Stalin let loose a flood of speculation in Western capitals on who will succeed him. This was bracketed with the question of whether his death would be followed by a struggle
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    IF HE LIVES
    75 1 —he may never speak again 4 SINGAPORE brain specialist, commenting un the symptoms of Stalin's Ulnesa. as given In the first bulletin, told the Straits Times last night: "Stalin has obviously had a v'-rv severe stroke, and it Is unlikely that he will live. "Even If he
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    CHINA FREEZES TRADERS'ASSETS
    30 1 CHINA FREEZES TRADERS' ASSETS HONG KONG, Wed— China has frozen HK530.000.000 in the assets of Hong Kong business men trading with the mainland, according to authoritative trade sources here UP.
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    Churchill sends his regrets to Gromyko
    294 1 LONDON Wed. MR. Churchill aent hta chief private secretary to the Soviet Embassy this morn- j ing to express his regret at the news of Stalin's Illness to Mr. Gromyko, Soviet Ambassador to Britain. An official announcement from No. 10 Downing Street, said: "Mr.
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    FIRST £10,000 IS SENT
    45 1 A sum of £10.000 was yesterday sent to the Lord Mayor of LoVidon as Singapore's firs'. contribution towards the National Flood and Tempest Distress Fund. The Singapore British Flood Rrlief Fund, which wi:i close on March 14. now stands at $114,280
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    Weeping in trie streets in Moscow
    73 1 Weeping in trie streets in Moscow MOSCOW. Wed. rIE news of Stalin s illness swept the city and by nine a.m. everyone seemed to know It L<>ne QBMBM I rmrd at newt kli>sk.s and urr-ai crowds form»d ;n frcnt of public blllboardi Hundred* ol jk< p.r. men and wiimrn. w»pt
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    LATEST
    124 1 NOT RESPONDING' The latent bulletin «st* Stalin i» "not responding tn treatment." Alrxis Patriarch of All Russia and Primatr of Russian Orthodox hurch a*ked rlrrcy to pra\ for health and recover) of Stalin. Other clrrsynn-n also requested their congregations to pray. The Popr is offering pra>rrs for the Russian
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    MAN ESCAPES IN PYJAMAS
    50 1 S.ruriP' re pallet and CID lay searching for a 2S-\oar- Id banlshee. Wong Fook Bong who escaped from thr guarded luck-up In the Oeneral Hospital last night I up In :ecks On \i> vu re made by arm<'i r.R a white inri h 'sut il pyjamas.
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    'C'WEALTH SUPPORTS CEYLON'
    138 2 'C'WEALTH SUPPORTS CEYLON' COLOMBO, Wed. pEYLONS "rubber for rice" V; trade pact with China Is working because "the Commonwealth U behind us." Mr. Richard Senanayake. Trade and Commerce Minister, said last night. "It Is British ships that bring us our China rice," he said. "If our country needs money and
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    HIGH AM) lIIIY
    43 2 A 30 FOOT RrTrmiM. TIDFI-ft this Undine < raft hlfh and dry on the upturned hulk of a sunken Tank Landing Ship in a Korean harbour. Another landing craft is alongside with a salvaje crew trying to refloat the stranded be«t.
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    Queen picks six young beauties to bear her train
    190 2 Queen picks six young beauties to bear her train LONDON. Wednesday. CIX of London's most beautiful society girls will bear the Queen's train at her Coronation in Westminster Abbey next June, the Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal, announced yesterday. The Queen herself chose the girls, all youn^ and close friends
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    HYPNOTISM TO BE BANNED
    45 2 LONDON. Wed. Stage hypnotism will be banned in London from next January 1. i the London County Council has agreed unanimously. Exhibitions for the treat--1 ment Of disease, for scientific purpose., or for re.searr n will I not be affected.— Reuter.
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    MORE THAN A YEAR FOR SALE
    67 2 WASHINGTON. Wednesday. TRANSFER of the United States Government's synthetic rubber industry to private oimerj/iip. officially recommended in a report, icill take about IS months to complete after Conore*s has approved the measure. This traj stated yesterday by Mr. Morton Yohalem, of the Reconstruction Finance
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    MALAYA LOSING JAPAN MARKET
    233 3 Rubber trade taken over by Indonesia TOKYO, Wednesday. INDONESIA has replaced Malaya as Japan's main source nf rubber and Japanese rubber importers see no immediate prospect of a reversal In the trend. Officials of thr Japan Rubber Federation pave two reasons for thr rrrrnt lead taken
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    UNDER THE ERMINE—A SANDWICH TO NIBBLE
    194 3 UNDER THE ERMINE— A SANDWICH TO NIBBLE LONDON. Wril. IyNDrK the ermin r and Telvet of the peers who will watrh the <>n>nalinn. the Karl M.iroh.il misjx-i 1> there will hr v.inri» iches and maybe a chocolate bur to mhhlr disrrrrll\ The <u<>pii'ion was r\prr>.^i il at a Press conferenrr
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    They servo in Korea, Malaya
    51 3 CANBERRA. Wed About 6.100 Australia!, troopi are nerving n KOCM, -S;r Philip Mcßrlde. Australian Defence Minister, told the House of Representatives here today They represented 59 In every 100 000 of the Australian population. Australian lore > Serving in Malaya art the Middle Ea.«;t. he
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    TO SEE IKE
    51 3 WASHINGTON. Wed—General James A Van Fleet, retired Commander r.i the Eichth Army, arrived here today to Rive President Dwicht Eisenhower and Congressional committees his ideas about the Korea War He was a-'Cf.mpanled to tht White Hou.^e by General Omar Bradley. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff—
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    CONDEMNED
    31 3 WASHINGTON. Wed— The Senate Foreign Relations committee tooay approved by eight votes to six a resolution <-ondemninK the Soviet t'nlon for perverting aereements I made during World War ll.— Reuter.
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    Tour ending
    40 3 PORT OF SPAIN (Trlr.l-, dad;. Wed. The Princes* Royal U cuttlr.e .short her West Indies visit and leaving by plane r> n Thursday because of the illness of her mother Quee n Mary, it was announced here Reuter
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    Flood relief
    36 3 LONDON. Wed —lndonesian Minister Mukardo called on London's Lord Mayor. Sir Rupert De La Bere. today to announce an Indonesian pift of £7.500 worth of coffee, ten and sugar for British Flood Victims— A.P.
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    THEY HOPE TO CONQUER EVERES
    80 3 TWO OF THE THIRTEEN members of the British Everest expedition arrived in Delhi as an advance pcrty on February 23. They are Alfred Gregory and Doctor Charles Evans. Colonel John Hunt, leader of the expedition, arrived in New Delhi last iceek. The remainder of the
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    Big French push driving Reds from 'Rice Bowl'
    145 3 SAIGON. Wednesday. FIVE thousand Franco-Vietnam troops pushed toward the sea east of here yesterday in a drive to clear Communist rebels from Cochin-China's major •Tire bowl." Behind tanks spearheadins the troops 1.000 cookes were put to work repairing the seven-mile route connecting
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    CANADIAN VISIT
    24 3 PARIS. Wed.-French Premier Rene Mayer and Foreign Minister Georges B'.dault will visit Canada from April 2 to 5 after talks :n Washington.
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    THEY WANT AIRLIFT FOR REFUGEES
    155 3 BONN. Wednesday. WEST German novernment yestf day asked the three Western Powers to conside.* lending military planes to airlift thousands of refugees out of Berlin A Kovernment spokesman said that the present airlift of commercial pk>nes wasn't .sufficient unless the airlines agreed to put on
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    M.P. queries Jap trade 'safeguard'
    106 3 LONDON. Wed. rE Government was asked In th P House of Coirmons yesterday whether Britain would oppose Japan's application for membership of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade Mr. MentwcTth Schofleld Conservative, who put the question, referred to a Geneva committee derision against discrimination.
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    ROYAL STYLE
    33 3 LONDON, Wed— The House of Commons, overruling Scottish nationalist objections, approved the loyal style and titles by which Queen Elizabeth II will be ki.ovwi after her Coronation on June 2 —Reuter.
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    Burmese launch all-out drive on Chiang men
    124 3 KESI MANSAM, UPPER Rt'RM.V Wednesday. rE Burmese Army has launched Its biggest ever offensive against Chinese. Nationalist guerillas In Mongbsu State in northrant Burma, dome to the Chinese frontier. Their aim is to trap 5.9 M Nationalists in a three-prong-ed assault on this
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    BACK IN THE MONEY
    94 3 BONN, Wednesday. 4 I.FRIED Krupp. hrir to Germany s ercatrM arms dynaMv, •A today brramr onr of the world's richest tnfn aram. after an American lawyer signed a document with Allied Hieh Commission official*. Mr. Earl J. Carroll, an American lawyer working in IM (.frmanv, •icned
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    Time-bomb blast misses Peron
    89 3 BUENOS AIRES Wednesday A SMALL time-bomb planted in a suitcase in the basßarrt room of Buenos Aires' Retiro station exploded la.-r night shortly after President Juan Peron passed within 90 feet of the spot on his return from Chile. Peron continued to Rotirr Square near the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    213 3 LONDON. Wed Closing pr!ccs ol selected stocks were: MM C«m»v« §0 rund.ni 4% War jr. ~U BANKS Charfcrrd |C» 11l »/l» Mrrranli >C3»l <£13i 34j i- t Hoa«kong i»l2»i n <CJ| tatSiuSft Com On (utt i M Prudential 'A' Mi k r<\«: IQ ->•* ■AILS Can fa< flr
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    LONDON TIN
    28 3 LONDON. Mar. 4.— Cash Buyers £957; Sellers 4195 A; Forward Buyers £941' Sellers C 942 1 Settlement £959 (down CD. Turnover a.m. 25 tons; p.m. 20.
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    LONDON RUBBER.
    44 3 LONDON. Mar. 4 —Spot 22 \t |(ar S3\d.. Apr. 22\d Apr -June 2? .d July-Sept 22". d Or' -Ok-. 22 .d Mar ri f 22\rt.. Apr r1 f 22 .ri M«y elf. 22 .d. J .ne ci.f. 22' rd Marlcrt: Sl:?htly easier.
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    TALKS DELAYED
    29 3 LONDON. Wed Britain has postponed until next week the opening of talk* in Cairo on the future of the Canal Zone and of British forces In Egypt
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    FOG ACCIDENTS
    21 3 LONDON. Wed At lea.st 30 people were Injured in fos accidents in Southern England last nigh 1 A.P. c
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    Detectives hit me, says accused man
    120 4 KHOO KEE OIAP, charged with carrying two daggers told the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate yesterday that a number of detectives and prison warderr. had as--1 saulted hHn. The magistrate, Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam. ordered that Khoo be taken to the Singapore General Hospital for
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    SOY SCOUTS MEETING
    40 4 The Singapore North District Boy Scouts Local Association will hold its second annual general meeting at the Victoria School hal] on March 7 at 5 30 p m All Scouts are requested to attend in full uniform.
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    Coronation casket to go by secret messenger
    253 4 Coronation casket to go by secret messenger ON BEHALF OF MALAY RULERS KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. ROYAL messenger, whose name is being kept secret, will be sent to London soon with t Coronation casket for presentation on behalf of the Ma'.a\ rulers the Straits Times was told today. The casket, not
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    LETTER FOR THE POPE
    39 4 Mr. Malcolm W. Foster, an official of the United States Government, leaves Singapore this morning for Rome where he will present a letter to the Pope frcm the Roman Catholic church in the United States
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    THE SHIP THAT DRIFTED HERE IS UP FOR AUCTION TODAY
    116 4 THE SHIP THAT DRIFTED HERE IS UP FOR AUCTION TODAY rwwa 42-ton Japanese A fishing boat Kunyee, which drifted into Singapore on Not. 14 last year, will be. auctioned tomorrow. The last nine of the original crew of 19 recently went back to Okinawa via Japan. 53,000-food bill It cost
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    DEPOT HEAD TOOK $5,508 CHARGE
    93 4 DEPOT HEAD TOOK $5,508 CHARGE SEREMBAN. Wed rE ofTicer-ln-charge of the Sri Menantl Training De--1 pot. Inspector Yusof bin Arifln. was today charged before Mr. W. B Sutherland, in the Seremban Sessions Court with criminal breach of trust. Yusof Is alleged to have misappropriated $5,508 between June and September last
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    FRIENDS OF THE MYSTERY BOY
    253 4 The Foo family gave him clothes rpHE boy.s of Kirn Keat Lane. X Singapore, were fond of Sim Ouan Ho. the boy with the myster.ous past. Two of h-s best friends were Jame» and Johnny Foo. Their mother. Mrs. Foo Voon S.n. wife of a
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    LOAN MONEY
    44 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Tan Kt»n Bee u-ris arqultt^ii tn th» Johof Bahru Besslons today on a charge of offering a bribe of $40 to Leon* Ah Bah. an assistant re-settlement officer. Tan said that the money was a loan for Ah Bah.
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    DENIAL BY GOVT. 'A RED HERRING'
    267 4 DENIAL BY GOVT. 'A RED HERRING' rIE CHAIRMAN of the Malayan Trade Union Council In Johore, Mr. M. Kanthaswamy. last night said the State Government's denial of indifference. Impertinence and sarcasm towards trade unions as "typical official tactics to draw a red i herring across the trail." The denial was
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    Five hurt in collision
    55 4 ALOR STAR. Wed.— Five passengers— a father and four children— were injured ;n a head-on collision between a car and a Corry at Banar Bata.v last night. The car wa 8 a total wreck. The children, aged between four and 11. suffered slight bruises. Their father
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    GOING TO INVESTIGATE
    56 4 Two executives of Canadian Pacific Airways, owners of the Comet Jetliner which crashed in Karachi on Tuesday, killing eleven, passed through Singapore by Qantas-BOAC from Australia yesterday on their way to Karachi to Investigate the accident. They were Mr. W. Woollett. regional manager of C.PA. and Mr.
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    Our unionism is 'advanced'
    64 4 TELUK ANSON. Wed. —jl Trade unionism in Malaya is more advanced than In ar.v a other Asian country. Mr. T. 8 Bavin, of the International H Confederation of Tree Trade 5 Unions, said when he visited 5 Selaba Estate at Teluk An?on I at the week-end.
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    CLERK CLEARED OF CHEATING CHARGE
    163 4 I AI LEE YEE. a clerk, who appealed against lower court conviction and sentence of four moMhs' imprisonment on a charge of cheating, was cleared of the offence in the Singapore High Court yesterday Lai had been found guilty in the lower courts of cheating
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    NO OFFICIAL PROTEST YET, BOARD TOLD
    104 4 KLANG. Wed. KLANO Town Board members were told today that the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council had not yet written officially about the "shabby treatment" which some of its members received In Klang 1 recently The matter was raised at a 1 meeting of the
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    THEY GAMBLED
    26 4 MUAR. Wed. -For gambling In a public place at Parlt Btongkat. Law Teck Mem and Sim Tlan Oot were each fined $10 at Muar.
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    EX OFFICER APPEALS
    56 4 MALACCA, Wednesday R. J. McGowan. former Assistant O.CPD.. Alor Oajah who was sentenced to 18 months' gaol in the Malarra Sessions Court yesterday for criminal breach of trust of ♦8.420 belonging to the Alor Oajah police canteen contractor today notice of appeal against his sentence He was
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    Winners of contest to give recital
    151 5 Winners of contest to give recital WINNERS of the 1952 Singapore Chinese V.M.C.A. amateur piano competition will give a jo.nt recital In the Victoria Memorial Hall at 8 30 p.m on March 18. Mrs W L Blythe. wife of the Colonial Secretary, will distribute the prizes to the winners at
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    POSTAL CLERKS TO DECIDE TODAY IF THEY WILL STRIKE
    223 5 Unions hold joint meeting on future action SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT post and telegraph clerks will decide today whether to go on strike to get their revised salary scale demands from Government. At a meeting of the Post and Telegraph Workers' Union last
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    TELL WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT THESE KILLERS, VILLAGERS ARE URGED
    191 5 MRdM, TKRAI.. Wed rK district officer of Nibong Tebal. Mr. K F. Oldham. last night called on Val Dor new villagers to giv r the Government information on the murder of one of their Chinese headmen. Mr Goh Ngak Went.
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    Wedding at 'shuttle' hall
    49 5 The wedding of Mr. Vensi Belani and Miss Lachm; Khemnani took place at the Singapore Badminton Hall yesterday it was the first marriage at the hall. More than 150 people were present The police band was in attedance. The coupfe are from promlnert Sindhl families.
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    Music society officials
    53 5 The following have been elected office-bearers of the Indian Musical Art Society Singapore, for 1953: Mr. V K Anandan. president; Mr. V K. A KrLshnan. secretary; Mr. K 8 S. Nathan, treasurer; Mr. S Krishnamoorthy. auditor: committee: Messrs V R. Kumar. Anthony Magimaidas. R Retnam. R Ramakrishnan
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    They got the shivers
    75 5 An audience of about 250 servicemen and merchant seamen had the shivers last nieht —but not only because of the cold weather— when they attended a special services performance of the Sage Clubs production •Trespass" a: the Victoria Theaire in Singapore Trespass', a ghost story thriller
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    DANCE TO AID RED CROSS
    53 5 JOHORE BArmC Wed The Johore Bahr Rotary Club's dance In aid of Red Cross funds has been tentatively fixed for May 14. Mr W. Brand Dao H E MacKenzie Mr Lee Sze Mena. Mr. Yap Kirn Hock and Mr. R Kuok have been appoir.cd to
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    NO ALLOWANCES, NO CARS, THEY SAY
    179 5 City's junior officers protest if ANY Singapore City Council Junior officers plan tc iT Ket rid of their cars because the recently-Intro-duced transport allowance scheme does not provide a car allowance for employees earning below $495 a month. Tomorrow representative* of expatriate and local
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    An airlift for 1,500 birds
    96 5 FIFTEEN 111 hill ii Australian finches and parrots flew out of Singapore for Amsterdam yesterday in the hold of a XI.M Constellation. At Bangkok th r birds will be transferred to a special freighter with two attendants. Fifty kilos of bird-seed were taken along as
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    Not eligible, he was told
    77 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Baslr Ahmad, remanded In 1 custody on a charge of stealing $10 from a shon in Foch Avenue, wax allowed to go to the Oeneral Hospital for treatment by the Kuala Lumpur First Manu>trat' this morning. Baslr said that while he was
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    BACK TO WORK
    25 5 JOHORS BAHRU. Wed. Mr. C. Cairns. S.ijtaporr City Wat**r Department's resident engineer In Johore Bahju. hiu returned from a holiday In Scotland
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    Drivers of licensed taxis angry over official 'snooping'
    209 5 Drivers of licensed taxis angry over official 'snooping' I )RI VKRS of registered taxis are indignant over plain clothes inspectors from the Registrar of Vehicles Office "snooping" for cruising taxis. "Our taxi drivers say the 1 will get together about this."! said Mr T. A Simon, presi- I dent of
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    Health drive by students for village
    113 5 Health drive by students for village BOYS of St. Andrew's School and girls of St. Margarets School are starting a health "ampalgn among villagers of Kampong Woodsville. Singapore. The boys and girts, who are nvmbers of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, have alreadyopened a clinic In the kampong which gives
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    This will hit some stalls
    61 5 A Singapore City Council committee has decided that hawkers must not be allowed to set up stalls in cofTeeshops which have no kitchens. The decision aflect s about 140 small cofTeeshops in the colony. At their last monthly meeting. Councillors referred back to committee a
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    Ship carries soya beans
    43 5 Th« 8.072 ton Italian owned freighter Aldebran D 1 arrived in Singapore yesterday irom Whampao. China, to take on bunkers at Pulau Bukom. She left again for Genoa. The freighter Ls carrying 10.850 tons of soya beans for Italy.
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    ACQUITTED
    41 5 KUANTAN. Wed.— When the prosecution asked for another postponement. Low Chew Hoe. charged with inconsiderate driving, said he did not want to have his case postponed. He lived in Kuala Lumpur, he said. The magistrate acquitted and discharged him. i
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    She'll lend her own car
    70 5 PENANG Wed Handicapped and ollnd children wl'.l. in future, be able to drive to the seaside in the car of the wife of the Resident Commissioner. Mrs. R. P. Blngham. who yesterday asked merchants to lend their cars for Red Cross -onal work, has offerer!
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    Two chosen for talks
    51 5 KUALA LUMPUR. W.'d. The committee of th? Local Indian Congress. Pudi have elected their president. Mr. A. Tharamalintf.im. and th« secretary. Mr K. Raioo. as delegates to the forthcoming Malayan Indian Con^res.. Conference. The committee has opened an office at Sungei Be.sl Road Sivan Temple school,
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    Warrant out for car owner
    70 5 Warrant out for car owner JOHORE BAHRU. Wed— A warrant for the arrest of Llm Tan was Issued by thr Jnhore Bahru Police Court today for falling to attend court to answer a charge of having parked his car within 10 feet of a water hydrani. Llm when his number
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    This ship brings troops, families
    30 5 A total of 440 troops for Singapore. mostly replacements, arrived yesterday In the 10.623 ton Cheshire. The ship also brought 120 service families from Britain
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    NO LIGHTS: $5
    49 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Pleading guilty to a charge of parking his car by the roadside at night without lights. Lee Chee Song today told the Johore Bahru magistrate that he had parked the car in that position for the past six months. He was fined 15.
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    A plan to beat the fishy business
    137 5 rK Singapore Consumers' Association plans tf beat th» Colony's fish racketeers with a stall at the Orchard Road market. The association will ask Radio Malaya for two minutes every morning to broadcast its fair price list to housewives. The association's president. Mrs Robert
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    120 6 MRS. V. K BAMY of Slllau rVremban. thanks those who seat gaila telegrams and rendered earon the occaatoa of he dauehter'i marriage to Mr. K T Aratu of Singapore \\N«U N< EMKNTB ORAFTON Antl-whrlnk ready ir.Arte rtreA.<eii from 125 Harrow* Ltd 7 Orchard Road. PHOTOORAPHIC snapshot al- 1 -nported
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      Stalin Near Death
      1023 6 The manner of Moscow Radio's announcement of Stalj in's critical illness leaves no sort of doubt that the master lof Russia is dying. On Sunday night Stalin suffered a stroke. At midnight on Tuesday, the patient not having responded to medical treatment, the first bulletin was issued.
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      304 6 The Master Of Russia Stalin has been Russia's master for 23 years, and undisputed master since the last possibility of challenge was remnved in the purge of 1936 Until 1933 he fulfilled Lenin's testament. He did so in the simplest and most literal way, interpreting Socialism as the principal and
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    A SECOND UNIVERSITY THIS YEAR?
    1997 6  - A SECOND UNIVERSITY THIS YEAR? I CONCLUDED my last article by agreeing that a second university might eventually be needed in Malaya. I did not say, nor do I believe, that such a university is needed now. Those who are prepared to support a second foundation base their case on
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      Buying a house of one's own
      340 6 Buying a house of one's own I WAS greatly alarmed to read the letter from Mr. C. W. A. Sennett. managing director of Sennett Realty, on the Government housing plan. Obviously Mr. Sennetts chief anxiety is not that the Government employees who buy their own houses will run into debt,
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      A SEAT IN A BUS
      138 6 A SEAT IN A BUS I NEVER knew there were schoolgirls in Singapore who would turn down the op- portunity to sit In a crowded bus, when offered a seat by a polite schoolboy, till I came I across Mr. A O. S. Nadaraj's tetter of Feb. 24 There are
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      THE SOUND BARRIER'
      89 6 IBHOULD like to draw your attention to an error In B.C.s review of the film "The I Sound Barrier". It occurs where he says, "since a Jet aircraft exploded at the last RA.F. air display at Farnborough." The FarnborouKh Air Dlsi play and Exhibition are organised by
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    Electricity per unit
    76 6 *T REFER to a Central *1 Electricity Board ad- Tertisement in today's i Straits Times (Mar. 2) I which reads. "Electricity— Your I'npaid Servant". What is this nonsense? A servant, yes. A silent servant, again yes. Bat an unpaid servant, no. a •thousand times no! Not ♦at
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    ART OF THE POTTER
    200 6 MISS Jade Snow Wong's visit to Kuala Lumpur has already created an unforeseen situation. People here are now 'divided about the correct pronunciation of the word "ceramics." Mr. Tony Beamish startled most of us when he said "keramlcs." Sir Donald MacOlUlrray began with "eeramlcs" and changed
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    On the Margin
    430 6 On the Margin .Snord of IVrak RAJA RAZMAN bM nchcrk<d the ><*• °y lum vi a DC published note on th< anthem I lntertst ol i T1 c ■»vert to the i "I opened up cords he now snys, ana found that t' Sultan Idris of Ferak mac: three trips
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      185 6 Can-openers A light engineering firm in the north of England had difficulty in obtaining the type of steel they required for the manufacture of can-opener blades. An alternative grade of steel was tried w hich it was hoped would prove suitable if heat-treated. but the results were not satisfactory. The
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    UMNO wants Nicoll to release Malay detainee
    189 7 PETITION SENT TO GOVERNOR TODAY PETITION for the release of Abdul Samad bin Ismail, who is being detained under the Emergency Regulations, will be presented to the (tovernor of Singapore, Sir John Niroll, today by the United Malays National Organisation. The petition asks
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    46 7 LADY CECILIA FAGE. daughter of Lord Courtown. who arrived in Singapore by Qan tat-BOAC yesterday with her children. Nicholas, four, and Victoria, two. to Join her husband. Lt Commander T Page, of the <>fli<> of the C-in-C, Far East station, in Phoenix Park —Straits Times picture.
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    Work soon for shot detective
    72 7 rICE-SHOT-AT i•■t.. t w Srr < limit Yer returns to hi* woik at thr (ID Hnkkien sub-branch next week. He ha* lirrn recovering from a M-nous stomach wound rui-i\rd from a gunman in Syed Alwi Road on Jan. 11 Detective See is now «>n convalescent
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    Boy, 15, was cycle thief
    86 7 When Omar b:n Yallp. 15, was arrested In a back lane I with a new bicycle, a "master I key" to open bicycle locks was found on hlsa. This was stated in the Singapore Fourth Police Cmrt yesterday when Omar was convicted of stealing a
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    HE DESERTED FROM SHIP
    54 7 Konaid HuntiT. seaman was yesterday sentenced to two weeks" gaol by the Singapore POortta Police Magistrate. Mr J B. Jeyaretnam. frr deserting .'run a sh.p. The court was told that Hunter deserted fr»m the m v Wa.ratta on Feb 26 but later surrendered himself to the
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    POLICE ESCORT
    35 7 A S'.ngapore magistrate yesterday ordered that Chan Kak Wah. said to be wanted on an armed robbery charge in hU home town of Penggerang. Johore. be sent to the Federation under police escort.
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    DON'T GIVE STRANGE MEN CASH POLICE
    232 7 DON'T GIVE STRANGE MEN CASH POLICE THE Singapore police yesterday warned people not to Rive money to strangers even if they were employees of Hie Government, city council or firms. A spokesman said that it was •n old trick to go to a house, pose as a government employee Aid
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    'Saintly' man is gaoled
    76 7 Gordlt-1 S.ngh a watchman of Cressoniif Industries u.i.s convicted .n the S:n«:ip' r>nd Criminal Hurt rday of possessing a Japanese sword and causlne hurt to Muni, the chief man w:th It H<- was sentm.-M f i H days. ■n eac!i charge the into run Qord.u t.i'd
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    Taxi driver robbed in side road
    111 7 CHINESE taxi driver was robbed by his two Malay passengers at the s'* mile Pa^ir Panjang Road late on Thursday night. He picked up his passengers near the Cathay cinema They wanted to go to Pasir Panning and a fare of $2 was agreed
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    WOMAN, 65, ON OPIUM CHARGE
    43 7 Ong ling, a 65-year-ot<i woman, was yesterday charged in the Singapore Third Police Curt with having 71b o? raw opium In her Ylo Chu Kane home on Tuesday. Ong claimed trial and hear.p* was fUed for M.»y 21.
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    Court hearing cheat case told: 'I thought firm was bona fide'
    250 7 Court hearing cheat case told: 'I thought firm was bona fide P S. SHARMA, manager of the electrical department of Gian Singh and Co., Ltd., Singapore, told the Fourth Criminal District Court yesterday that when he was introduced by a staff salesman. M. T. Murthi, to thing Chew Kong he
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    TAXI DRIVER GAOLED
    70 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Yusof bin Abdullah, driver of a taxi, was in the Sessions Court today sent to gaol for three months for causing the death of a boy. Kee See Teck. aged 5. by dangerous driving on Auk 24. See Teck was standing by his mother's
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    CAR MADE FOR TWO —BUT FIVE IN IT
    229 7 4 SMALL car, driven by J. A. T. Jones, swerved and swayed along Telok Blangah Road. Singapore, at 1.30 a.m. on Dec. 16 because of the weight of three passengers seated on the folded hood. Tr Qlr.nan/tra Caw«nrtH r TS»o &\f In
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    Two Reds fall to the West Rents
    134 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. UATROLS of the Royal West Kent Regiment killed two B«'.«ngor terrorists yesterday. One wi« basted by the 11th platoon r^ Kerlins Estate. At Kampr.ng Babal in the same area 20 mlnute B lkter. the 12th platoon killed a terrorist. Their
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    Mr. T. tells why he decided to study here
    170 7 Mr. T. tells why he decided to study here A Rotary Foundation Fellow. Mr. Scott Thompson. 23, of the United States, who is studying at the University of Malaya, yesterday gave four reasons why he those to study in Malaya. He told Singapore Rotarians: "Malaya is on the croxsroad* of
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    IPOH HIT BY HEAVY FLOODING
    98 7 IPOH. Wed. MORE than 1.1 inches of rain fell yesterday evenIng in about two hours, resulting in the worst Ipoh floods for several years It was several hours before the roads were free of the water. Worst affected in the town were sections between Hugh
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    S'pore sends £10,000 to flood fund
    233 7 OINGAPORES f.r.st contribu- tion of 10.0(10 was yesteri day sent to the Lord Mayor of I London's National Flood and Trmpest Distress Fund. The Singapore Government last night said that the fund will close on March 14. Gifts totalling $4,680 05 were I sent
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    THISMANHAD A DAGGER
    61 7 Yeo Chin Tuan. charged yesterday with possession of a dagger in an attap house in Jurong Road. Singapore, told the Fourth Police Court that he did not know it was an otTencp to ke?p a dagger. The Mag:: .rate. Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam. bound him over for
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    CONVICTION No. 9...
    64 7 Tan Eng. 47. who admitted eight previous convictions, was gaoled for 21 days when he pleaded guilty In the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to stealing two tapio.-a plants <m F**b 27 A gardener saw Tan pulling out the plants outside a house In Bushy Park He
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    TROOPS FOR SAIGON
    41 7 The 12.740-ton passenger freighter Tahitlnn arrived In i Singapore yesterday with more than 130 French troops bound (or Balgon on board. The ship dropped anchor only for a -few hours to take on about 600 tons of bunkers.
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    SULTAN'S 'PONIES AND POOLS' PLAN IS NEWS TO THEM
    209 7 People would prefer a sweep, says Johore official JOHORE BAHRI. Wednesday. rIE Sultan of Johore, who yesterday was reported to have written a letter to a friend savin* that he wanted pony racing, dog racing and football pools in his State
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    Mothers put their babies in the show
    173 7 PROUD mothers rushed to the Singapore Chlnev V.M.C.A. yesterday for a lastminute enrolment of their children for the association.-. baby show on Saturday. They even called at its Selegle Road premises as late as 0 and 10 p.m. on Tm-sday n:«ht for entry
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    TALK BY OFFICER
    32 7 The British Council's adult education officer in Singapore, Mr Keith Payne, will give a lecture on University of Cambridge" at V.M.C.A. Hal! in Orchard Read at 530 p.m. tomorrow
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    YOUTH MEETING
    28 7 Thp annual meeting of the Singapore Yojth Council will be held at thr BrVlsh Council Hall In Stamford Road on March 17 at 5 15 p.m.
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    3 acquitted of murder
    117 7 ALOR STAR. Wed A FTER both assessors had returned a verdict of not guilty. Mr Justice Hill at Alor Star today said: "I do not intend to disagree" and acquitted and discharged thrre Siamese charged with murdering another Siamese. Endin Loy. Aison? and AlkelUng were alleged
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      118 7 I L O O l> lt LIEF APPEAL Give now to help. 370 persons are dead. 32.000 have been evacuated and 25.000 -mmes have been inundated due to floods and gales in the United Kingdom. ALL DONATIONS, HOWEVER SMALL ARE WELCOME Donations should be sent to The St-crctary British Flood
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      98 7 LMAKI A NOT* ROBINSON SALE COMMENCES ON MARCH 25TH Modern English Silver TAKES PRIDE OF PLAC 1 1 FOR WEDDING GIFTS BEAUTIFULLY PROPORTIONED A Octagonal -C^-^ COFFEE SET > fclH (As illustrated) V'l I^^" ft IN HALL STAMPK.I) H STERLING SILVLR It (3 Pieces) JW <£ O Q m '4r
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      78 7 The weather Minimum temperature: '7.30 p.m. on March 3 to 7.30 a.m. on March 4»; Singapore (75 degrees' Penang 74 Kota Bahru •78', Kuala Lumpur (74', Ipoh '72' Kuantan '72>. .Maximum tem^eratare. '7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Match 4>; Singapore '84', Penang (88*. Kota Bahru '87', Kuala LumPur iB7).
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    PADEK'S SISTERS MAY GET $32,000 FROM FUND
    234 8 Jockey who was trampled to death YEARLY $32,000 may be paid to the dependant* of 18-year-old Mohammed Padek, the apprentice jockey who was trampled to death at Bukit Timah racecourse last Saturday, when he fell from his horse, Short Hairs. The money would
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    Study offers in Britain for Chinese
    109 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed EIGHT fellowships lor further studies in Britain are being offered to Chinese in South-East Asia by the Sino-BnlLsh Fellowship Trust The<e fellowships are usually for one year and are for men and women of ability and experience in professional or public
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    Truck taken from sea
    71 8 BUTTER WORTH. Wed. After the salvaging cable had snapped twice, a Penang Harbour Board diver, working for three hours, today succeeded at the third try to raise a police truck fro m the sea off MlUnell Pier. The car had overshot the ramp of a ferry
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    No name on his I-card
    79 8 The Singapore Second Police Court magistrate. Mr. J. F. McWllllam. yesterday ordered a dumb man charged with begzlng for alms to be sent to the Detention House. The irans name was not gtvca In the charge. He had an Identity card with a photograph but
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    Turtles' eggs can't be mistaken for hen eggs
    188 8 Turtles' eggs can't be mistaken for hen eggs AS in New Delhi, people in Singapore eat turtles' eggs for breakfast hut It is impossible to confuse them with hen' s eggs, thr director of Raffles Museum. Mr. M. W. F. Twecdir. *«ld yesterday. He was rommentinc on an Associated Prrag
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    She had opium utensils
    54 8 Charged with possessing opium utensils in her Geylang home, a 57-year-old woman told a Singapore court yesterday that they belonged to her dead husband. Mr E. H D-Netto, Third Police Court Magistrate, ordered the confiscation of the utensils and fined the woman Choo Chin Hual. $500
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    Back to fight the bandits
    58 8 Captain TMe Hon. Antony Lowther. adjutant to the 12th Royal Lancer., and son of Viscountess Lowther or Cumberland, returned to Singapore by Qar.tas-BOAC from London yesterday to Join his unit in North Malaya. He had been away on six weeks' leave and has another year
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    KUALA PILAH SCOUT ASSN.
    104 8 OfliciaLs of the Kuala Pilah District Boy Scouts' Association ate: Chairman: Mr. R. Muthu Rarr.alingam: hon. sec.: Mr. 8. Para- 1 tnativam. nun. treasurer: Mr. Lee Hmmt Wee Ojmtnm*e Meesrs. Tuan Hajl Abdullah. Che Ahmad bin Mohamed Yunus. Lee Ah Leong. 8 Ponr.'ah Che Sidek bin
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    Little tug towing big dock to Britain
    170 8 Little tug towing big dock to Britain THE Dutch deep-s«»a tug Zwarte Zee arrived in Singapore yesterday to tow back to Britain part of what was once the biggest floating dock in the world. Within a few days, the crew nf the 836-ton tug will put a thick steel hawser
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    $200 MORE FOR FLOOD FUND
    51 8 SEREMBAN Wed Petty Traders Association has det -rt< d t<> donate $200 to the British Flood Relief Fund. The money is to be sent through the Chinese Welfare CommltThe association also apD<> nted a fn-man committee to make arrangements to cci lebrate the coronation In
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    Malayan rubber men to hold talks with buyers in U.S.
    37 8 Malayan rubber men to hold talks with buyers in U.S. KI'AI.A LI'MPIR. Wednesday. MALAYAN rubber dealers have accepted an American proposal to hold a joint meeting with rubber buyers in New York. I Thi' m<'"lT.g will discuss
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    COLOMBO AID TO MAKE THEM TEACHERS
    223 8 COLOMBO AID TO MAKE THEM TEACHERS KUALA LUMPUR. SEVEN Malayan students w ill leave for Australia on Friday to train as science teachers under the Technical Assistance Programme ol Ifefl Colombo Plan. After qualify:!-.. hOOOWI science graduates with d:pioj mas in education, they will be eligible for posts M education
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    Had no list: fined $500
    61 8 ALOR STAR. Wed Tan Thla Kee. manager or a Baling shoo was yesterday fined $500 for falling to keep a proper list of restricted articles :n his shop. A food control officer, inspector Ismail bin Junid. sad Tan could not give account for a shortage
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    HIS GOOD DEED
    29 8 TELUK ANSON. Wed A Malay police sergeant at Teluk Anson gave fobd and bus fare to a Chinese who had been released from Batu Oajah prison.
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    New chapel for Mantras
    56 8 SEREMBAN. Wed The small bamboo and attap Ro-m.-tn Catholic chapel in the Mantra Rrsorve of Tanjong Tokir .Labu will be replaced i m<>der r bui'.din* to be officially openrd on Sunday It will *-rvo the Mantras and th«- Roma n Catholics in thi> Labu area. The
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    FIRST MEETING
    32 8 SEREMBAN. Wed This year's first meeting of the Nesr. Sembllan State Council I will bo held at the Council .Chambrr. Soremban on Mar 1 1? «t in a in i
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      262 8 dfi in jU »■>■ i,i.i HELEN HAYES RETURNS TO THE SCREEN IN A GREAT DRAMA... M|^ the F. B. I. know fSOM*/ HEKN VAN J J!J 1 HAYES HEFLIN 9 Ay WALKER %T% jagger I SATURDAY A MIDNIGHT! i THE CURSE OF 2,000 YEARS DEFIED...IN THE LOST f P WORLD
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      272 8 Today^s Radio SINGAPORE 715 am. Morning Star: 730 Nrws in English: 7.3S Bright A Eaxlv; 8 M-mrovuti Orch •30 Houaevlvas; 857 Bchoolx- 1 pm Lunrhtlm* Music; IJO News; 1.4S Danes Music; 2 School*. 5 CiLipu All Hospitals: 6 Take It Prom Here: 6.30 Composer's Carnrr. 6.5S Announccmenu; 7 News; 7IS
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    WHAT THEY'RE DOING
    263 9 ITALY High fashion rE magnificent PiUi Palace, in Florence. w*£ the scene of unwonted activity when the Italian Couturiers showed thrir new coltec-. tions to the Press and prospective buyers, particulary foreign one*. The show lasted four day*, and the models turned out by the workroom* of
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    The home of perfume—1
    515 9  -  RACHEL ROSS Ry OAVE you ever worm dered, when as a woman you finish of! your evening toilette with a touch of your favourite perfume, or, as the man who gives It to her. you dispense nearly half a month's salary on a ridiculously small bottle,
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      216 9 "GIFT HORSE U a hrilliant blending of fact and fiction. Trevor Howard givet a magnificent performance. SUN DA V DISPA TCH. irTuSwßi rib oonaid Sat Gala Premiere Tuts. 10th 9.20 p.m. rwiuox Asthma Mucus Dissolved First Day <k< Kinc r i hr. tins A ruin < 1 r*. MKNI'AIt) rr.m
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      337 9 IS YOUR wardrobe TIRED? t OME LEAVE FASHION HINTS F|O you feel tired, phytired? Are you suffering equally from a tired wardrobe, with a face to match? Doctor* alone can remedy j physical tiredness but there 1 are a lot of brilliant fashion and beauty Ideas jtutt now to I
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      173 9 THI ftwm sketched thi» week ire net for t lender puriei they are Haute Couture. hi«h fithion. from the collection ei MirHi. on* of tntain to* 11.1 corMtellition of dejif neri which tit the fj«h-on world AMen|k Htete gowns ire for the lucky few the» lhow m i <-*ince of
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      290 9 Slrails Times Crossword ten' i j* t rU* t r r"*w Hi sm lm I m [in in_l__ '"I rT|T^i it jfi y iaH y y i ACROSS 14. Hr'i not this aide (10). 1. London chalet (5, 7). 17. "But of mind ta r*«--9. Eight In a row? <7>.
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    TINS IRREGULAR: INDUSTRIALS QUIET
    379 10 RUBBER SLIGHTLY HIGHER -FHE Singapore share market yesterday was inclined to be irregular in tin shares, some rlslnß and some rasing, while Industrials remained quietly steady. Rubbers continued a neglected market. Kamponsj Kamuntlng had buyers and Kundang Tin were firmer. Lower Perak were. easier on profit-taking
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    February tin shipments
    110 10 February tin shipments rS shipments from Malaya in February were 4.957 ton*, compared with 5,677 tons in January. The reason for the decline in the monthly lirurr t» due to February heini a short month in whirl there were several I holidays for Chinese New i Tear. Of the February
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    131 10 lying alongside the Slnga- pore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Slrdhana 12. BoL**evaln 45. < Banana CP Kertomno 67. Maoj nrran 89. Rajula 11 Atreus 13 14. Bellrvillr 15 16. Slamat IS. Trrrothnan 19 30. Larut N.Wall 4 and 5. Sfxtrnak NWall 7. Sumpitan N. Wail
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    RANK DIVIDEND
    39 10 Thp dirrctors of th- MrrIcantilr Bank of Itvila 1 1<1 rrrornmT'l t fin" 1 fMfift*"^ t per cor.t. less tax. making 14 Der enrt f<>r the fttuc nded December This m^paros with 12 per cent for 1951.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    33 10 Flubbor sained a quarter of t rent on the local market yes- riay which was uncertain ard on the "thin side" Marrh firs* grade closed at 77' 2 crnt.s a lb.
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    TIN PRICE
    19 10 The price of tin In Singapore yesferday was declared at $***** a picul. up 12» s cent*.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    75 10 Klnn>arr < hini-%, IVndurr Esrhatife: Noon price* per plrul were: Copra: steady «Ith an easier undertone, buyers 140 f.0.b.. sellers 141. Coconut ol!: Kellers $61 Pepper: steady, all varletlm up tin. small bu.ttnnw passed; Mun'ok white. SSCS seller*. Sarawak ISCO. Lamponc black 5570 Lewto iftl Peat: diving prices
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    Rahman Hydraulic
    13 10 Rahman Hydraullr Tin Ltd. produced 650 ptculs of tinore in February.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    121 10 MELBOURNE. Wed. pEDERAL loam. indiutrtaU and baa* mf al aharea again ahrwed a tendency to move again* holder* on the Stock Evchang* today. Closing prices of selected stocks Loan U'i IMft-W Ml M l««n If' l»»»-*» Mil Au»tr»;«»i«n P«p»r Aiwt Contol Ind 44 Austral Tin 14/ M Bank
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    PETALING TIN
    59 10 IPOH. Wfd At th P annual meftlnK of Pftallnjt Tin Ltd today a final dividend of 10 per cent for the year ended October wax approved. TTrt? directors announced that a first interim dividend for the rurrent year of 20 per r-»f>t I»>'- tax roH b»*n H->--clared thte
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    50 10 NEW YORK. Wed Although the Stork Market vr*t»--day climbed out of i;.< recent trading rut. the action wa* mruldered toconrlustve Dow Jones averaten on Monday and Tuenday were: 30 Industrial* 2M 71 20 Railroad* ***** 40 DcmeiMr Bonds 7i IS UUUttaa s: 4« 97 an 52 83
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    51 10 Tht> Malayan Exrhans* BiinkAftaorlation madr no altrmtlnnx In It* rat« to m«rrhanu YWtcrtfa* On the free exrhajiße market tn Honf Kortc venterdav the VB dollar «a« quoted at 6 02>. for rush and •OS TT The pound wax quoted at 15*0 and one Uel of roM at 275
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    975 11 A coach should have his own 'secrets' GEORGE PALLETT on ATHLETICS.....2 that a roach must know never does, or should not, seep through to hiathletic proteges. The modern coach must have a knowledge of all the aids available to make him more valuable to the athlete Human physiology, elementary psychology
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    672 11  -  U'HO is likely to be Bri- tain's busiest and most cosmopolitan sports spectator this Coronation year? Prince Philip. From th: he was at t! vices' point-to-L I Larkhill. until Auk- 2, whvn his own cricket eleven plays the Duke of Norfolk's team at Arundel Castle,
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    22 11 LONDON. Wed— London Hospital beat Westminster by eight potnt.i to six in a Hospital* Cup rugby union match yesterday Reuter
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    179 11 NEW YORK. Wad. THI United States will meet Japan In the first round of the American rone eliminations of the 1953 Davis Cup rompr-M'ton The opening round mutt be completed before Aug. 3. th« aemln:\.\\ before Aug and the final brf jre
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    531 12 SLEE HITS EUROPEANS Rovers beaten 4-3 Combined Europeans.... 4; Rovers.. 3. CLAMMING Leslie Slee, REME and Combined Services sharp-shooting centre forward, scored three goals in the first ten minutes of the second half and steered Combined Europeans to a 4-3 victory over below-full-strength Rovers on th? padang yesterday. At half
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    273 12  - SPOTTING THE WINNERS i.r>o\i ih:p 1 k \I Y TEN bast horses Is fsDow 1 at the Penar.x Turf Club pring mcc Ing are MANY TH\Xk>: A three- ear-old with :.kx! early peed; was BSBBSI by the severe straigh: at Buklt Ttmah. ■er s'rf. 0:1 an easy course 'Ice Penan:;
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    142 12 'Bluey' Sleigh to train again BY U*SOM JFKP i W BLUEY" SLEIGH Is making a come-back as a r.-iner. He has one horse. Dun- rv'mld. entered for the P.^nang -ing meeting which starts on j ■i '-.rday. A leading Jockey on the Malaran T.irf In the 1920s and early *****.
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    90 12 tilSii S. Baher won the C. Cup golf competition of the i Island Club when she beat Miss K. Meyer 2 and' 1 In the final. In the semi-finals Miss Bahr-r »eat Mrs R. Ho 2up and MM tfeyer beat Mrs. E. AddLson rand 6.
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    102 12 The Achilles Club will hold an open cross-country r.ice at the McRlichle Reservoir Catchmtnt aie.i on Saturday at 515 pir. T.ie course is approximately 5 riulci. Entrance fee !or cumpc'l ors will be tl per entry and IS for a team. Competitors whose age> are 1> and
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    99 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. 1 1' HE rugby reason In Johore was brought to a dose last Saiurdnv with the match at Srg..m. b»:»«n the South Johore RFC and the North Johore R PC. I South Johore. for the second time this season, were victorious. defeating the North
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    21 12 this week th<- Ceylon Sports Club will hold crick*' practices for its mi-mbrrs on Tuesdays. I Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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    252 12 MOTTRAMS IN K.L. A treat for the few who came KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. BRITISH Davis Cup player, Tony Mottram and his wife. Joy, showed Kuala Lumpur fans what the international standard of tennis Is like when they played exhibition games on the Selangor Club court here today. Vowing IU iiiui
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    131 12 VfORE than sixty entries have been rec-ivei for the second annual Fidmtio i at Boys Clubs (Singapore) boxing champion sliios which start at the Happy World Btadlum tonght at 7.30 p.m. The tournament will continue .tomorrow while the finals will be held on Monday. All boxers
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    112 12 THREE TO RALLY YORKSHIRE, Wed. jion of CM.M* sterUnf. I T*r*r. 21-ye*r-old boy has DARNSLEV, the EaffUsh Only oin> before in the his- accred tl goals for llanuley Second Division soccer lory of British looibaU htm a thb season. clob, today
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    308 12 l WKffwßHßßpSmmgm 'PHI FIRST sanies i n the 1 1 A expanded 1953 le yesterday despite the rain who turned up at Jalan B« which Malayan Publishir Singapore Business Houses ague opened on schedule and the handful of peoplr ■s.ir saw a rousing game in
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    123 12 (UrTVHV.IV Wed. |»('I I IHM M and Mlas Aase 1 lacorrsen won the men's and inrn'i singles title re^fMTUrelT la the Danish Badminton Chaanptonxhlps here last night. Holm alas won the d»ublr> UUe in partnership with Jansen. Is) h. singles Anals Holm beat Ole Jenaen
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    Women's golf match
    187 12 The Pcyal Singapore Golf club 1 will meet 'he Inland Cub In women's match on the RSOC course on Monday. The draw is (Island Club flrati; 2?n nm Miss J Herb <3« H Her/ell (33> 2"i Ml« P Reilly tMi v Mrs Stark'-y 1 35 230 Mrs.
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    390 12 DORNEO MOTORS snatched a 1-0,1 vi< i.iry over Netherlands Trad- j Ins: Six *"v In a Div B match at HH BOPCA e-ound yesterday In .«p .c of the sodden ground. thete *r*r .'onte food parsing mo\es. 1 with Bom <-o Motors holding the upper hand
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    54 12 MALAYANS BEAT CAMBRIDGE 5- 4 treat Oar Own Correspondent LONDON. Wed. 'i-Hi: CambrMgr badminton team were given a were lest when they ■■■oatd a Warn of Malayan siudrniv in nine doable* maW-hts which the students won 5-4. The studenU were reyjreaented by tddir Choong. L. T. Lee. R. RkM, B.
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    106 12 Tr*EAMS for the second Combined Schools .socrer trial, at RaftVs Institution ground today arePROB\RI.FS: Skinner iSt Andrews > Sn.ahon iRI >. Sam Cheok |R! Mond. Alsagoff iRI< K-e Seng <BJI i. Henry Wong iß.irtleyi: Rahim ißartlevi Kirn Chovi SJI. Malltque ißartlev> K;nt Chve iRI t Billy
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    67 12 KUALA LUMPUR Wed.— A snap goal In ihe Brd minute by Inside left Oeoß de MM gave Police Depot victory in lbs final of the Aelangor knock-out !r* key competition against Malays the padang today. Against the run <' f seven rr:riu'e' from time
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    47 12 \dmi<*ion chafers to Ihr < MBV hined V.mrmpnn* v the Re»l Mood Rehrf Fond Mtrrer |imr at Jalan Be«ar stadium on Salnrdai will ke tt *rd SI. No free pasnes may be uxrd r-rrpi by the selection committee* ,if the two teams and rf vr
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    44 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed —The! annual general meeting of the Johor* i Cricket Club will be held next Mon- j i day at 7 pm. at the Johore Civil Service Club All members and those I interested tn cricket are Invited to 'attend.
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    344 12 Was never k.o'di in 19 years BURBANK fCMMMMIB), Wed lAMES J Jeffries Bur Jim the 1•* b»ilerniaker bo>- wiu> became .-me of the world's greatest heavyweight boxing champion* —w as -minted out for the fiirt ;ind o«ilv time lart ■MM I>eath came t.> th» former
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