The Straits Times, 7 March 1955

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    16 1 The Straits Tims. tJat*"* 1 New**!* 1 Estd. IMS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1955. 15 CENTS
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    NEW SURRENDER DRIVE
    429 1 Reds told: Better to give up KUALA U MRR, Sundax. system to eMMIMi terrorists to surrenmounced today by the Federation nils are offered for inducing surrender, <>i For information leading lhan for an outright "kill." merit hopes that this will discredit Red ••11 their men that the
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    AN OVERNIGHT SUCCESS
    208 1 18-year-old Christine, a Convent teacher, is a film star now MALACCA. Sun. riGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD Christine Rodrigues today played the prin- cipal feminine role opposite Indonesia s "Rreatest I dramatic actor," Raden Sukarno, in a $200,000 film being made here by I the Ratu Asia Film Com--1 pany of
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    Lock icon You must lead:Boyd to Kirkby students
    356 1 You must lead: Boyd to Kirkby students KIRKBY, Lancashire, Sun. \IR LENNOX BOYD, ifl the Colonial Secretary, told Malayan trainee •.earners here yesterday I that Britain had put < Malaya on the road to self-government and it was their duty to give the country the leadershio it will need. Mr
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    21 MALAYS DETAINED
    102 1 Ke lan tan police probe completed Mil BHARI Sun. 4 I I I I; Mx weeks of polire interrogation 21 Malays, including two women, have been detained under the EawrgMej Regulations. The Malays are from several kampones in the Pasir Putch district, where last month three terrorists
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    Lock icon Royal gems stolen
    53 1 CAIRO. Sun- About £500--000 sterling worth of Jewellery which the Egyptian Government confiscated from the former Royal family has disappeared. the Finance Ministry said today. Police hay« arrested three people alleged to have had of the missing Jewellery In their homes Police suspect an international ring of
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    Search for two U.S. seamen
    147 1 THEY REFUSED TO LEA YE SPORE SINGAPORE police yesterday carried out an island wide search for two American seamen wanted for a 'technical offence." Both Billy Allison and Richard Nelson disappeared after they were due to leare the Colony. Radio messages were flashed to all
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    Lock icon Hussein arrives
    8 1 King Hushw hrrr a nine-day UP'
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    Lock icon Fire scare on big liner
    51 1 SOUTHAMPTON Bun Fireman raced aboard the linrr Quren Elizabeth today and quickly put out a small blaze that broke out in one >f the cabin* Four fire engines and a fire boat wrnt to the dry dock where the vroel Is having her annual overhaul—
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    Lock icon They got their man and a shock
    43 1 BRUNSWICK. Germany. Sun. Police in Salzgltter. near here, caught a longnought burglar and bicycle thief- and found it vu their former chief. Allmut Schperjahn. He has been sentenced to three and a half years Jail. Rtuter.
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    Siam genera] for England
    38 1 BANOKOK. Sun. Police General Phao Slriyanond. Slam's so-called "strong man", plans to vUit England ihu. month. General Phao Is due to leave here on March 14 for 1 seven days' unofficial visit R. ut<r
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    Lock icon 9-inch rocket
    34 1 TOKYO. Sun A sclentut here has developed two miniature rockets, one only nine inches long, capable of twice the speed of sound and reaching 11 miles altitude Kyodo New reported yesterday A.P.
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    Lock icon FANOMANIA-OH, JOHNNIE OH
    87 1 FYDNEY, Sun Screaming women burst through a police corden at Sydney airport today, grabbeo the Arr'Tlcan sob singer Johnnie Pay and tried to pui; him owr the customs bar-li r Onicials caufht his feet and 1 pulled htm out of the clutches of this fans who were
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    Lock icon AS BLOOD BOILED...
    119 1 They beat watchmen for starting fire MANILA. Sun. I f»WO Blkh watchmen were attacked by angry fire victims who suspected them of starting a fire which destroyed nine houses here y< sierday Police said the hour-i'T* blaze started In the kitchen of Rajam Singh and «>urbah Singh,
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    Lock icon The heroic mothers
    74 1 LONDON Bun Nearly 44.000 Soviet women were awarded the title Mother Heroine" in 1954 for giving birth to more than 10 children. Moscow Radio reported yes terdk> More than 4 500.000 women received the order Mother Olory" or the medal Motherhood" for giving birth to 10 children
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    Lock icon Penney at tests
    37 1 WASHINGTON. Bun Sir William Penney Britain* top nuclear expert. Is among military and scientific observers from Britain. Canada and other allied countrle* invited here for military evaluation of current atomic tests |B Nevada Reuter
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    Sycthe attack
    46 1 Arumugam Ramasamy. 44. a City Council labourer, received severe arm injuries when he was attacked with a scythe at an attap hut in Aroozoo Avenue, off Upper Serangoon. Singapore. last night He was admitted to the Oeneral Hospital His condition was described as serious.
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    Lock icon Stone at envoy
    41 1 TOKYO. Bun Col N K Chatterjl. military attache to the Indian embassy here, suffered a cut arm when an unidentified person hurled a ston* and broke a window in tht train in which he was travelling yesterday— UP
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    Lock icon Division revived
    32 1 WASHINGTON. Bun The US. Army, putting new em phasi.' on the tank as an atomii age weapon, announced today v is bringing the 3rd Armoured Division back into servlr- AP.
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    Drowns 2 days after arrival
    117 1 Drowns 2 days after arrival r«OLIN EDWARDS. 19. a British soldier who arrivrd by air from Eneland only two days ;mo. was drowned yesterday morning in the Johore Stra:Ls Ho was stationed at he REME Workshops at Ulu Pandan. With five members from the same unit he went on a
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    STOP PRESS
    41 1 sii Mr mi n rji HIM i-i IHI I MPMI 5,,,, \rfmir«l slump mmnundrr •<( InitrrJ fHalm f«ri in Pi i ifn I' It I <ip< h ihi» morn in; fur »r« ft inoprrtlN <■' NationalM d'fenrrs »n Mat«u Inland —Reotri
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    Lock icon Fellaghas seized
    34 1 Bun.— T*o men arrrsted ior the attempted holdup of a Jewish merchant in Tunis on Feb. 28 are former Feliai-ha members of the National Army of Liberation. police reported last nigh' UP
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    Lock icon LATEST IN MOD. CON. —PUBS
    60 1 LA TEST IN MOD. CON. —PUBS SHEFFIELD Bun Sheffield Is planning to erect blocks of flats from four to 13 storeys high with public houses built into the ground floor. The Corporation solicitor told th»- licensing jwtteea 'lav :t was "a 2<'" tury >'xampl»- ot comprehensive development intended to incorporate
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    Meet Sergeant 'Bill' Sykes — a new-style Army hero
    421 2 Meet Sergeant 'Bill' Sykes a new -style Army hero HE FOUGHT THE REDS WITH COCKNEY RIDICULE LONDON, Sun. SERGEANT Arthur Bertram Sykes was revealed yesterday as a new type of British Army hero. Hi "not only fmicht the 'nnirnunlsts in Korea with .1 m;iehinr Run. he fought them as a
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    Lock icon ...But Red newsman says: 'No torture'
    171 2 ...But Red newsman says: 'No torture' LONDON. Sun. A COMMUNIST journalist, Alan Winnington. yesterday answered a government report attacking his "propaganda" activities among Allied prisoners of war in Korea. "I challenge the British Government to show that my visit to prisoner-of-war camps In Korea resulted In anything but good for
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    Lock icon Prince sees his first rugby match
    105 2 Prince sees his first rugby match LONDON. Sun. ORINCE Charles, Mx-year--17 old heir to the British throne, went to his first rugby game today and laughed delightedly when he saw the Royal Navy beat the Army 9-3. For the wide-eyed Prince had been supporting the sailors from the Royal box
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    Judge on a 4-day visit
    77 2 Mr. Justice MRF Rogers, a Puisne Judge at Kuching. flew Into Singapore by BOAC Constellation from London yesterday. He Is returning to Sarawak after six months leave in Britain A former Judge In the Singapore High Court from April 1951. to May. 1992, Mr Justice
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    Hunt for killer
    33 2 TOKYO. Bun. Police today were combing the Olnza for a burglar who early yesterday morning made off with 5.000 yen after murdering a 85-year-old grocer and raping his 37-year-old daughter.
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    Lock icon Menzies in U.S.
    24 2 NEW YORK Sun-Mr. R. O. Monties, the Australian Prime Minister, flew here from Rome yesterday for conferences In Washington and Ottawa.Reuter
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    PATHETIC, SAYS MARSHALL
    140 2 PATHETIC, SAYS MARSHALL A Labour Front candidate. Mr. David Marshall, yes- torday described as "pathetic" the Singapore Progressive Party's reply to his allegation 1 that a ProgresslVi or Demo- i cratic win in the Legislative Assembly elections in April would advance the Communist Mr. Marshall said it was still more
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    16 years as Pope
    30 2 VATICAN CITY. Sun. —I Pope Pius XII will take part In a celebration on March 12 1 of the 16th anniversary of his! coronation. A P.
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    Lock icon TWO HEADS ARE BETTER...
    58 2 OTTAWA. Sun—The Queen I has approved a formal alliance between the Canadian Intellipence Corps and that of the 3r'tlsh Army, it was announcThe affiliation a brotherly rather than a military connection was suggested by Maj. Gen. F. F. N. Davidson, honorary Colonel Commandant of the British
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    Lock icon BURNING SHIP MAY CAPSIZE
    165 2 Flooded hold a danger to dock Wellington. Sunday. FIREMEN are fighting to save the 12,000-ton British freighter Horurata from capsizing in dock here after a serious fire aboard her was brought under i control The fire started at midnight ast night when a donkey engine blew
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    Lock icon Super jets in Britain
    58 2 LONDON, Sun.— The world's most deadly fighter plane, America's F-86D Super Sabreje;, is now operating in Britain. U.S. Air Force headquarters announced yesterday. The all-weather single seater. which holds the world's speed record of 715 miles an hour. Is brine supplied to the US. 4061 Fighter
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    Lock icon Freedom talks
    33 2 PARIS. Sun.— The French and Tunisian Governments have agreed to reopen talk* on Internal autonomy for Tunisia on March 15. The talks were suspended when the Mendes France Government fell— Reuter.
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    Lock icon The Shah hits a jackpot
    49 2 BADEN. Germany. Sun —The Shah of Persia had a run of luck at the roulette tables In a Baden casino last night. He won about 10.000 marks 1 about $7.400 i. The Shah and Empress Soraya are on a visit to West Oermany.— Reuter
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    Trip to the moon within 20 years —a prediction
    126 2 LONDON. Son. A British aircraft designer last night predicted that satellites which would circle tbe earth In outer space far about 12 days at a time w o a 1 d "become a reality" within ten yean. The satellite. said Mr.
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    Lock icon Canada deports three sailors
    41 2 VANCOUVER, Bun. Three Yugoslav sailors who Jumped ship here last October will be deported from Canada, but will not be forced to return to Yugoslavia or another Communist country. All had asked for asylum In Canada. AP.
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    Lock icon TEMPLER: 'EMPIRE TROUBLE SHOOTER'
    256 2 LONDON, Sun. BOTH the War Office and the Ministry of Defence declined to comment today on a report that Oeneral Sir Gerald Templer would take up a new post on Monday as "Empire Co-ordinator of Warfare." The report, published In the Sunday Express, said that ,-year-old
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    Lock icon Belgrade visit
    26 2 BELGRADE. Sur. Thakln Tin. Burmese Minister for Land Retorm arrived In Belgrade by plane from Paris ftcr a tour of several European countries. —UP
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    Lock icon TOOTHLESS BEAUTY QUEEN
    38 2 RICHMOND. (Vlrglnlai. Sun A girl with a front tooth missing was crowned as a Beauty Queen here yesterday. Barbara Slaughter Inat the t"Mth In a car accident a few hours before the competition began. AP.
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    The age-old methods are slowly, hut surely, changing
    465 2 ■jUgUAljfifSißilUilf^lT/ PEKAN (P»J E SCHOOL which opened here recent E old fanning methods are not s The first 20 farmers to take the s s turned to their homes last week Comnr 1 E Invited to make on the school arc si
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    As the Press sees Sir Winston and Co.
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    Lock icon 'I like animals —but his bear was ill-treated
    78 2 'I like animals but his bear was ill-treated CHICAGO. Sun.— A flne of L.S$25 was imposed yesterday on Burno Raeskiewics for cruelty to a bear whoao bock had been cut so badly b> a choke collar that the animal had to be destroyed. Kacsaiewlcs has a duck, a monkey, a
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    Lock icon Harding flies on to see Korea
    49 2 HONO KONO. Bun Field Marshal Sir John Harding, Chief of the Imperial Oeneral Staff, left here today In a Bunderland flying boat for a three-day visit to Korea and Japan He spent two days In Hong Hong. Inspecting army units and Installations Reuter
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    Lock icon 'ENGLISH LANGUAGE BEST FOR MALAGA
    124 2 NEW YUKft ENGLISH could and should. for Singapore and Malaya U said yesterday. Commcntlnt that indU. Pakistan and the Philippines had language problems, the ne»-*--paper said: "In each of these ca.tes. it la worth noting that English had served a* a lingua franca and could
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    'Probe these schools' call
    20 2 'Probe these schools' call KM. A Sun C\ It*** Bulletin >.'•''• The B Ing on Sena E a nornb" aj m
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    33 2 HILO. Hawaii. Bun.—Fountains of boiling l*v» spouted' 800 feet Into the *lr yesterday from streams of molten flowing from Hawaii* Kilauea volcano towards th«- uli.«Pohokkl. The viiUtuordered to be evacuated RVuter
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    It's newsmen's birthday quif to Prime Minister
    69 2 THIS IS A reproduction of the water colour painting which the Parliamentary Pr«ss gallery has presented to Sir Winston Chareaill The scene i% onr fanner u> all newsmen in thr ll<tu.v of Commons the Prime Minister making one of hispeerhrv Government supporters are
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    Funeral salute
    8 2 LONP accard< London Turkish iddenl? IT
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    Lock icon SCIENTISTS TELL U.S.—ATOMIC TESTS SCARE ASIANS
    293 3 SCIENTISTS TELL U.S.— ATOMIC TESTS SCARE ASIANS IX is urged to assess dangers of explosions WASHINGTON, Sunday. rrflK Federation of American Scientist* today ailed for the creation of a Inited Nations f (,mmi^i<»n to UMM the dangers from atom and hydrogen bomb te*ts throughout the world. an concern at such
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    Lock icon Winston, the hope of mankind
    63 3 Winston, the hope of mankind :>ON. Sun. ■HURCHILL J Britain ;-.<vel ronferfnre v when the talks the Sunday Times I -ek of ort of w-ould tak< three-power merely as a pow- 1 1 1 mill for .ad qu< honour in id In th< whole and nol r functions nupht be
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    Lock icon The volunteers
    19 3 Sun aftowow Last nicht That million Dd women have ci for rorlathc v:rc:n :.rea.s of the Renter
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    Lock icon FRESSANGES IN MANILA
    66 3 in.— Air Marsha". Commander I v East Air with two r utt today. f wangi Miki ODanie: US. in Indo-Chir.a n William commander of the U.S. 13th Air Force. Thry discussed items of mutua! concern." the ann'mnc-rment said Air Marshal Freßsangos. >n a tour ot American and
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    Lock icon 'Grave danger in the Far East'
    225 3 U.S. ENVOYS GO INTO HUDDLE MANILA Sunday. FIFTEEN* American ambassadors in Asia joined yes--1 terday in issuing a warning of a "grave threat U the peace and security of the Far East." The threat, they said, re- i suited from "the cr»ntlnu«d n of
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    Lock icon Boxer in hairgrips shocked the referee
    169 3 Boxer in hairgrips shocked the referee IOMMtN Sun RM IKI I Buddy Thomas reeled mlh horror when amateur bo&er E Ladkin. St. climbed into the ring for a light welterweight content at Coalrille. Leicestershire. wearing two hairgrips in his lone hair. The referee, a sis -foot former Royal Air Force
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    Lock icon Landslide cuts water supply
    47 3 FOGGIA Italy. Sun The 300.000 people In this city terday began a third day without sufficient water. A landslide cut the pipeline last Thursday. Italian Army. Air Force and police units have been mobilised to bring water and to repair th« damage. -UP
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    Lock icon 'TEDDY GIRLS' USE THEIR HEADS
    113 3 LIVERPOOL. Sunday. POLICE here are tryinn to stamp out Rangs of "Teddy jrirls" who are terrorisinp mm and youtns. Some of the girl* carry bicycle chains wrapped around their hand.v Knuckle dusters are also used and head butting is a favourite form 01 attack The
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    Harding to take SEATO chair
    51 3 BANGKOK. Sun Field Marshal Sir John Harding. Chiff of the Imperial General Staff, will be chairman of the d meeting of the SEATO militnrv advisers group here next June. 81am military s'jurcs said today. Sir John attended the SEATO confr-enre at Bangkok rerent. Iv I*
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    33 3 NEW DELHI Sun The Indian and Pakistani premiers Mr Nehru and Mr Mohammed All will meet In Npw DHhi on March 28 V>r talk^ on Kashmir, a spokesman said t-.d;iy Reuter
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    Reds are sued
    36 3 PARIS. Sun -The French Ministry of Defence ha.<> started legal proceedings ■galntl the communist Party newspaper Humanlte. which i.s accused o( publishing lalv report! of a mutiny in army ramps last Dfcember Rev-U-T
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    Bible sales led him to temptation
    115 3 CHICAGO. Sun— A confess ed druc addict tnld police -lit (li > he started cashing valueless ch<*q,un» when hr found out how easy it was while working as a RiMr salesman ■I didn't have to givr any identification and I realised then how easy
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    Lock icon Accused of murder
    114 3 WILLIAM I-lIKII K Ml! RIIJ 2.'i. »crcanM at photographer* he in pictured in a polio van in Nr« York. He has hern charged with the rape ulaying of an Engli*h-horn ntndrnt. Mi»« Ann Yarrow. 23. who was found raped, atranglrd and *tahhed with a knife 37 times
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    Lock icon MORE U.S. AID TO CHIANG LIKELY
    199 3 Secret defence talks end TAIPEH. Sunday. ADMIRAL Robert Carney. Chief of United States Naval Operations, told reporters here yesterday that problems of possible Joint defence action In the area wer? discussed at a two-day secret conference between United States and Chinese Nationalist naval land
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    Lock icon Four navies co-operate in exercise
    102 3 AUCKLAND. Bun. WITH the co-operation of ships from four Commonvealth navies. New Zealand today held the biggest air defence exercUe in her history over Auckland, the Dominion's bi?if t city Wo- kine with the Royal New Zealand Air Force were the Australian anti-submarine frigate Quadrant,
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    Lock icon Western defence gap is closing
    246 3 LONDON, Sun. ANEW Middle Ea*t defence system embracing Turkey. Iraq and Pakistan all Russia's neighbours- with Britain playing a major part, may be set up shortly. Prelim inary report* from Bir Anthor.v Eden, now visiting the Midd'e East on hi» way back from the South
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    NO RACIAL ISSUES IN POLITICS
    162 4 NO RACIAL ISSUES IN POLITICS Mr. Lee refutes his opponent's attack SINGAPORE political parties should not raise communal Issues when criticising one another Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. secretary and Tanjong Pagar Division candidate o( the People's Action Party, said yesterday Early last week, his opponent. Mr Lam Thlan. the Democratic
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    Former Red buried with full honours
    110 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. F'RMER terrorist Ch*n Lap Wah. 30. who died after being injured during a hand-grenadr throwing practice at the Police Jungle Warfare School near here, was buried with full police honours at Gurun in Kedah yesterday. He was the youngest brother of
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    The Cheng-lock road to freedom
    401 4 1. REFORMS 1. SELF-GOVERNMENT DOMINION STATUS THREE STAGES AND IN TEN YEARS' THREE-STAGE plan for independence within ten years for Malaya was advocated by Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan, President of the Malayan Chinese Association, in an interview over Radio Malaya last night. Sir Cheng-lock said
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    Busmen say: Repeal law
    90 4 Mr. Fong Swee Suan. secretary of the Singapore Bus Workers' Union, yesterday called for the repeal of the Colony's Trade Disputes Ordinance, which he aaid was 'superI fluous". He said that Mr. J. D. H. Neill the Deputy Commissioner for Labour, had lmpll»*d that this ordinance
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    Creditor wins
    35 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Madam Kwek Oeok Slew. a shopkeeper, waa give judgment In the Sessions Court. Pontlan. for $1,190 and costs against Tan Chok Ku. a clerk, who borrowed the money from her.
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    Crash victim
    30 4 A European woman, Mrs. A. Scougall. was sent to the General Hospital yesterday following a motor collision on the East Coast Road, Stngapore. Her condition Is not serious.
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    Now she is Dr. Lee
    86 4 Miss Lrr Wee Kit. 25 of Singapore has graduated as a doctor from the University of 'Melbourne, Australia. Bhe was the first Malayan Chinese girl to obtain the degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery when >h«- graduated laM December She entered the
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    Woman hit by car she saw 150 yards away
    186 4 Woman hit by car she saw 150 yards away JOHORE BAHRI, Sun. ASS YEAR -OLD woman. siti binte Abbas. Mid in the Magistrate's Court Iwre today that abe was knocked dimi. by a car wbicb she saw l'» 0 yards away when she started to cross a road. She was
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    Welcome address
    31 4 About 2.000 Malayalec* presented an address of welcome to Mr. C Kesavan. a former chief Minister of TravancoreCochln. at a public meeting at th»> Victoria Memorial Hall. Singapore, yesterday.
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    Back to church
    29 4 AfU-r holding services in a converted garage for three week*, the Elim Church. Singapore, resumed services yesterday in iv newly renovated premises at 1079 Aerangoon Ro.ui
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    'STOOGES ANDSPIES' INUNIONS, HE SAYS
    194 4 'STOOGES ANDSPIES' INUNIONS, HE SAYS KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. COME trade unionists become "colonial stooges and spies" after being nominated to the Federal Legislative Council. Mr. A. B. Dings, an official of the All-Malaya Estate Staff Union, declared here today. Mr. Dlng> was speaking at a RWCfttJ delegates conference of the
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    Alert photographer helps police HE TOOK PICTURE OF ACCIDENT
    105 4 Alert photographer helps police HE TOOK PICTURE OF ACCIDENT A SINGAPORE photographer yesterday snapped a picture of a youth being thrown onto a bonnet of a car— and thus helped police investigations. Th* youth had been riding I a bicycle A Straits Tlmei reporter nhowcd th- picture to the Trafllc
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    First Malayan to become air radio engineer
    60 4 MX N(. SOX. KAN(>. who! returned to Singapore from \ustralta yesterday is the first Malayan to become a licensed aviation radio main tenanre engineer. .Mr. Nk. who works for Qantas Kmpire Airways in Singapore, took a four -month course at the Aviation Training
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    Luck came with the honey bees
    150 4 Luck came with the honey bees MR Wong Karn Hoong of Mrriung. johore. one of the two winnera of the Straits Times Word Puzzle QQQ". attrlbuteo hl« lurk to a awarm of honey-bees that built a hivf in his home aeYerml days ago Before the bees came my luck was
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    Lock icon Dare-devil son of English earl became Turkish marshal
    1701 5 Dare-devil son of English earl became Turkish marshal ROCKET, soaring high in the darkness, threw a glow over the Danube one moonless night in 1877, revealing a tiny Turkish gunboat slipping like a phantom down the broad surface of the river. War had just flared between Turkey and Russia* The
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      86 5 tnems j for a FRAGRANCE thai FLATTERS -m*o* tP^^S^j and remains a lovely j MEMORY Cus son's m.p "j Imperial Leather ri .ET POWDER AND CR HUBBY. A'TER SHAVE i»t SHAVING STICKS. WmPEk Lmbhl »S»l CARS LTD. I L I', 'P°n Pcn«B« "t BROS. LTD. ■baa Msljcc. I ■H m
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      112 5 Shtrhxli llolnns Hint sin v rarnl nivk Irurtf ##/#>fflfVfV#f/fo#t r^^ L^™s ß^ T 1 )jj^ow^Rcm^ WE'RE PUTTINC SOME OF qtoostS)BO JEWEL^t- PQOPERTY OVER TELEV»S<ON TUESE BFTTEP PIECES ON^ j r^B6EPIES \UTUB (T FOR POSSIBLE IQgKmRCATTOK BBBS^bIISBBBBI TV SUCJMJP. '4/fU I" V LAST MONTR /*IJL -^<^JBBBfI f A <^4B^ A f\^^r
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    DEATHS.
    55 6 H., t rf, minimum i. U: S. K. 1 lN cd by his coOaataa* Bt nl..n NeUon A- v hicii be was ion« :.ljor and D .v Beag X::.. n f Bti :in d Co., L'u efnlly .it c; B A. leaving behind I in mourn i. 8 3-b5
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    44 6 S/'/ t minimum) ;BE I AMII.Y of the lab Dl thank nd Sintr of the Genf Hospital who atonded on him c uing his illness and to all rtlatlvw Is who paid nlgbt sent wreaths, lent cars and rendered hrlp at the funeral.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    238 6 PRICES SI.ASHKI) FIRTHEH :;.ilid-. 82-1, Bias 8.i.-ah BE COMPORTABI F. display in Robinsons i ireh. hOI.LOW PEDANT Every Day In 0 win 100 word p SIX DAYS LEFT. Book now if hear Colin I WOc. U Ol le, Just ai fork Town t t'h.iinljei K iflh AFTER MY FASHION'
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. Mar. 7, 1955. Food Still The Key
    740 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. Mar. 7, 1955. Food Still The Key Simultaneously with th<- ik-w.s that Iml month the minibei of terrorist- who NOW- dored was, for the lir>t time the (>ni(Mßency began, tcr that the number killed by th*' security forces comes the ;innoimcement by the Feda (Invcrtani'tit
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    Red Rout
    283 6 Rout of the Communist Party in the elections for the Andhra state assembly is the first tangible evidence of the siiccc-s of Mr. Nehru's outspoken campaign against Communism inside India. Not so very long ago the Communists, by adapting their propaganda to suit the different parts of India
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    Liven It Up
    228 6 Plenty of time still remains before polling day in Singapore for the election campaigns to liven up. So far the appeal has been more to the eye than to the intelligence. Lion dances have gone but the portrait gallery grows denser day by day. Meetings have started
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    Atom propulsion for ships is coming—when the weight problem is solved
    1134 6  - Atom propulsion for ships is coming when the weight problem is solved la.C. HARDY, B.Sc. M.I.M. Till! PI ltlOn>l\\< T l\ SIRVHF OF THF V.S. ATOM-POf* 'ERKD *l IMIAIII.tk WITIMS M<\\ lll.rilll-: TMK FORM OF XITLKAR nHIVKX ll\l lIS 'THERE i.s evidence to- day that more than serious thought is
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    Assembly candidates' numbers are a healthy sign MAN IN THE STREET
    255 6 Assembly candidates' numbers are a healthy sign MAN IN THE STREET YOU commenced your editorial of March 1 with these words: "Seventy-five randldates for twenty-five seats on the Colony's new Legislative Assembly promise a lively election." Such a combination of circumstances is nothing short of a summons to a .sound
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    Advance of Malayan education
    173 6 Advance of Malayan education MAY I help to eradicate the totally false Impression created by Junior Local when ne said that a pre-war Junior Cambridge or Senior Cambridge U in every respect better than a post-war School Certificate The truth is that the present system of grouping subjects for the
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    Poster war
    111 6 A certain candidate Is reported to have said that he was at a loss as to where to put up his posters, because Government and Council property was oarred and householders would not vote for the candidate whose posters appeared on trietr walls. Why all thi.s fuss about
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    WANTED: A BUS SERVICE
    49 6 THE residents of Kirn Kiat Avenue are still awaiting a bua service, while the 8.1. T. and City Council are bickering over details For more than a year pirate taxis have beer, flourishing in this area and the authorities are aiding and abetting. TROJAN Singap«re.
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    THE PICTURE DARKENS
    100 6 YOUR correspondent "Utah Hijas 11 is right. The two worst road* in Perak are from Ipoh to Tan jour Tuallann and from Tanjong Tuallang to Ipoh. ThU lnclude.s driving through Menglcmbu, Lahat and Batu Oajah Since la.st week end. three major accidents have occurred on \arlou.s portions
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    On the margin
    157 6 On the margin Altcmpiin, Urn p I I Th I-.-,.. BUnd at the H I] Sybil Rapon world. 1 It wag a and to apoken a hapi th to over: temj It mil u« Britiah with where Bir no* all mor< short out iii thi E Sybil h th fit:;
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    It's Petaling Jaya unlimited
    259 7 \SD: SUBURB GETS h 643 ACRES OF IT kl ALA LIMPI R, Sunda>. B <»1 huala Lumpur's *atellite town g Jaya, *i\ miles from here, will (jet t, the acqukitaoi of 1,613 acres of land. Inly of the former Palmlands rubber smullholding? to the north- i
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    bandits HAD TO QUIETLY
    36 7 r. Sun It lud..v Ihat Hire Hilled pt ii ted by Ist Northrrn rnt m the f'.ih.iric <>n IthheM for havr 1 .ii hui went into the Mid loh l.in nrt in
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    UMNO starts fund drive
    14 7 -tanes today. er the L re at::i«'Ptinp 1 a general
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    Promotion for Mr. Putra
    51 7 A I .I'MPUR, Sun— Mr j Putra hay, been pro-F-deral Registrar of Coi c Societies i Adminutration'. in Kuala Lumpur Hia place as Senior I rDnr. Co-Operative Officer. Kuala Lumpur, uill be taken by Mr >m Ipoh. who will take uj' his new duties on March
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    MALAY NOT NEEDED, THEY SAY Full house for Dame Sybil
    154 7 MALAY NOT NEEDED, THEY SAY Full house for Dame Sybil KUALA LUMPUR Sun ACTRESS Dame Sybil Thorn'like and her husband. Sli Lt*rfcl Casson. were told by ar Art* Council official when the> arrived here today, that al seats for their three performances have been sold They wili give their first
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    THESE PARTIES ARE BANNED
    211 7 Council objects to $370 dinner A $370 subscription dinner party which some Singa- pore City Council employees recently gave one of their colleagues has led to a warmnß by the Council that employees may not in future collect money for such functions. i The party wa.-
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    POLLS EXPERTS GET COLD SHOULDER
    177 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday POLITICAL leaders here said today that it would not be necessary for Britain to send experts to this country to help in the Federal elections in July They were commenting on a report that Mr Frederick] Willey Labour i plans to aalc
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    Send flood relief donations here
    47 7 Through a typographical error the address of the Au>tallan Association 'Singapore to which gifts lor Australian flcxKl relief may be sent, was wrongly giv»n In h riday s Strait.- Times Th»- correct address is Australian Association iSingapofi Port Office Box 1624. Singapore
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    Marjorie to marry next month
    92 7 Marjorie to marry next month Ur^IIDING 1..- IN will ring TT for Miss Malaya Marjorir Hee. nest April. She will mart Mr Rinu» Klo^ter. 2.">. a l»utrh busineaaman. Neither Marjorir nor Rinii* could be contacted testerday "Thrx have gonr to a paru said an aunt. I ri-nd- told the Strait*
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    The perfect partners
    63 7 JOHORE BAHFI* Sun K Sellapan and Bala-sundram of Kuala Lumpur, were sen- 1 tenced to 12 months and four! months* Jail respectively In the Se.wioas Court here for stealing $60 Irom an Indian shop While Bal&sundaram engaged the shopkeeper In conversation. Sellapan took the money from the
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    High tides
    79 7 TOnAY: .siiiK->P<»*r 10 04 118 I ft 11 12 p.m .8 ft in >; Port Dk'k.sni. b Jfc a.m <• ft. 2 in Sot p.m. <R tt 7 in Prlikliu 12.31 pii. < lti TOMOKROH: Bum»porr 10 51 m i w It 4 in i 11 40 pm
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    Kampong once a swamp
    75 7 PORT KWfcTTKNHAM S KampoiiK Kaju L'da out- Df the rnunt modern kamponKs In Malaya. vill be oAelally opened by the Sultan ot Selangor next Satu:da> Two years ago. the kampone area wax a .swamp over- (frown with coconut trees The kampong was built a.". part of
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    'Outraged' lawyer will tell taxpayers
    435 7 'Outraged' lawyer will tell taxpayers KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. LAWYER who walked out ol a half -finished army court martial here because, he ellenes, it was beinft conducted in an "outrageous fashion" intends to have the matter raised In the House ot Commons. 'I feel the Britlsn taxpayer has a right
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    Deeds NOT words is Negara aim
    85 7 Deeds NOT words is Negara aim KLANG. Sun THE president of Parti Nepara, Dato Ham/ah Mi Abauhali. told the first annua meeting of the parly i Klani brand, here toast v that tb party was adopting a policy o "Je.«s talk and more action "The success of any organ i
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    CALL FOR STUDENT TEACHERS
    159 7 KUALA IVMPUR. Sun The Federation Oovernment today Invited applications from students for places at Kirby. Brinsfutd Lodge and KoU Bharu teachers' training col. Ity--.-our.se will last about ars. It Is Intended to select 425 students, who should be unmarried and have pa&sca their Cambridge school certificate
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    CROWDS SEE AN AIRMAN TAKE BUDDHIST VOWS
    262 7 CROWDS SEE AN AIRMAN TAKE BUDDHIST VOWS 'This is the answer to man's quest for lasting happiness* KUALA LUMPUR Sunday. yyORSHIPPERS crowded into the Brickfields Buddhist temple here today to watch a young British National Sen iceman take hi* \ows as a novice monk. Barefooted and dressed In a saffron
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    It's shameful, magistrate tells youth
    121 7 BENTONG Sun. YOU should be ashamed of yourself for your behaviour towards your mother." .said Mr J R Wnimstrr. thr West Pahang circuit Magistrate u> Arifftn bin Ismaii. 17, m the Matnstrates Court here today Ariflu. w!k< pn aned guilty to threau nlng hi.s mother
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    Police clerk on theft charge
    61 7 JOHORE BAHRf Sun Talochoran Singh a clerk in the Police Department, was cha-ged in the MaeistratcV Court here today with the theft of police uniform :ind other equipment Or. the application of the I prosecution the case was ad'ourned to Mar 14 for further investigation
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    Windows of memory
    67 7 KUALA LUMPUR Sun. tined glas*. windows to commemorate Malayans whi» last their lives m the ia.st war. in p.O.W. camps ana duri'it UM Emrrs'-ncy. will shortly be installed at 8t Mary i Church her' 1 *indows consist of a large centre pan« w.th two smaller side windows
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    REDS START ESTATE BLAZE
    47 7 KUALA LUMPUR Sun Terrortst* are believed to hay« cau-see a fire which swept thrr>ugh 15 acres of a Chi-nese-o-rned rubber '^tate at lti) V-mg P< ng-Labls road !n Jo.hore ye«;t(TCiay Many trees wen batfqi riamaged o^f^rr the bU brought under r< COMMODITY REVIEW
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      126 7 RUDGE FOU OVfH E WORLD'S BIG6EST BICYCLE FACTORY Over Ovr r 8 i 80 VearS* manufacturing experience have produced in thr x PerienCe Rudgf Whltworth bicycU "3Ve made it a mach!n< renowned for the oerfprt lts reliabllltv tren tn blCycle appearance and long Me Thfrp la no bftter bicycle. Britain's
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      155 7 \ttt /Z ft. packets) fIOOKfO* N 4 lW£ MM Mi CAR*SJ J^^l I^^^^ W&S \FftSM SUPMIS/ Aiuilr.ble in Singapore only at: Ynr,etUf j Chiang Hens Co. 71. North Bridge Koad Kirn Ann t* /> 241, Orchard Road Mane <:rr.m Cracker, j Singapore +i Stornge C^, Ltd.. C.ngrr NM Orchard Red
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      831 8 THE SINGAPORE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FLECTIONS ORDINANCE. 1954 I Section 34 (4)1 NOTICE OF CONTESTED ELECTION THE ELECTORAL DIVISION OF TIONG BAKRI NOTICE Is hereby enen to the electors of the electoral d'vlXlon efarexald that a Poll has beci granted for the election now pending for the said electoral division and
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      783 8 ELECTIONS NOTICES THE SINGAPORE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1954 [Section 34 (4)] NOTICE OF CONTESTED ELECTION THE ELECTOBAL DIVISION OF SEBANGOON NOTICE U hereby jrnen tn tne electors of the electoral division aforesaid that a Poll has been granted for the election now pending for i the aald electoral division
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      730 8 THE SINGAPORE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, ltS4 r Section 14 (4) NOTICE OF CONTESTED ELECTION k THE ELECTOBAL DIVISION OF BIKIT PANJANG NOTICE is hereby given to the electors of the electoral division 1 aforesaid that a Poll has been grsnted for the election now pending for i the said
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      553 8 THE SINGAPORE LBGIBI ITTV* ELECTIONS OBMNANCE i 2? IS^tton 34 ,4, 4 NOTICE OF CONTESTED ELECt TBE ELMTORAI. DIVISION „j MR NOTICE in hereby given to the I aforesaid that a Poll ha.< beer, granted for 1 the ssld electoral division and th*' vlcn r>, m dsy of April. 1»55.
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      539 9 I>G APORE LE(iISLATIVE ASSEMBLY I I l( TIONS ORDINANCE. 1954 n (4| 1 OF CONTESTED ELECTION |lM rXECTOBAL IHVISION OF ROCHORF. '^a (> lK < T l of th ••lectormi division for the election now padding for ich Poll win be opened "wTX? £5 bOIB of elpht in the forenoon
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      934 9 ELECTIONS NOTICES THF SINGAPORE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1954 icn 34 i4i 1 NOTICE OF CONTESTED ELECTION Ull MM lOK\I IMVISIOK CM sol THKRN ISLANDS NOTICr" to thr r< (.I trie electoral division aforesaid that a nag n«n granted for ihr election now pending for the nalri ele- total i.ni.mnn
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      823 9 THE SINGAPORE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1»54 (Section 34 (4i NOTICE OF CONTESTED ELECTION THF. M M TOR M DIVISION OF TANJONG PAOAB NOTICE is hereby given 10 the electors of the electoral division aforesaid that a Poll has been granted for the election now pending for Urn said electoral
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      732 9 THE SINGAPORE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1»54 [Section 34 NOTICE OP CONTESTED ELECTION THE ELECTOBAL DIVISION OF SELETAR NOTICE la hereby «Iv«n to the elector* of the electoral division aforesaid that a Pell hax been gran'ed for the election now pending for the said electorkl division and that lurh Poll
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    Investors waiting for rubbe to steady up
    713 10 Investors waiting for rubbe to steady up MALA VAX SH\BK MARKET REVIEW By Our Market Correspondent IN VIEW of the rontinuinjr uncertainly in th< rubber price last week the Singapore Share Market continued dull and featureless and very little business was written in any of the four sections. As soon
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    Rubber and tin variable
    687 10 ONCE again there was a jrreat deal of activity on the Singapore rubber, market last week and no i particular trend in prices there being wide dail, fluctuations. The price v still une?«tablUh- rd at any apparent level after the draatlc fall of a fortnight i
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    40 10 On the free exchange market In Hong Kong on Saturday, the U. B dollar was quoted at 5 81 S for rash and S9O far T.T. Sterling was quoted at ISM and one tael of gold at 255.
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    EasternBank dividend
    105 10 THE Eastern Bank Itd ne' profit for the year endeo December 11. wu CIM.OII making with the amount brought forward C 235 130 At the annual meeting to be held In London on March 90. the directors will recommend s fmal dividend at the rate of as per
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    BUSINESS DONE
    304 10 rE following business done In the Singapore Share Market last week was reported by one firm of brokers for the period February 26 to March 4:— Inaaairlala: Praser and Nea\e I Ord. $4 95 to 11.97', to UN. Oammon $3 10 Hummers $3 15 lo $3 20. Hongkong
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    149 10 I'HK following dividends 1 were announced last week by companies operating, in Malaya: KINDANC. TIN DKEDGING LTD.: A dividend of 4%. per share, less 30 income tax, for year ended December 31. payable to shareholders on the register at .March 16 from Kuala Lumpur. London and Sydney offices
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    GUTHRIE RESULTS
    36 10 Outputs from rotates and in the Outhrie gioup n >'■ announrrd are: nibbfr n 3SB (ton lb ksl (blarkl 182. 500 lb palm oil 1 127 tonn; palm krrnrU 354 tons, tin arr 1 23
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    COMMUSIS Propagac must be counter
    20 10 COMMUSIS Propagac must be counter I I Sir K B make add j Ls a ma w;ir come p anx.
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      1654 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA OF THr. APPLICATIONS are Invited fror rmniTinv nr mai ava men an d women for the post n FEDERATION Of MALAI A AsslMant Huptrylsor of H osteU un der the direction of the Bupervlso Vacancies for Clerks filled. Appll- o
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      608 10 NOTICES NOTICE WE. S PL. PALANIAPPA CHETTIAR and 8. K PACKIRI- SWAMI hrreby give notice that the partnership business carried on by u» under the name and style of SWAMI ft CO.". at No 10, Jalan Dntoh. Kuala Kangsar has to-day bern dissolved by mutual connent. The business has been
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      806 10 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS WAI EH DEHARTMr.NI For cutllnf and welding of Joint* and Branches on 15" It" Steel Pipe* Tender Deposit 1150 Close NOON 14 3 55. Forma from Tender Room. Secretariat, City Hall EIECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: Supply of (a> Mild Steel Clamps for OH. Flttlnga. Cloae NOOK
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      309 10 KNUTSEN LINE fait and Rc(ul*r Service fBQM CANADA US PACIFIC PORTS— }Q DAY; Sjilifif; Arriving Ssn Francisco Singapore P Swrr I lli.jberh Iskke 2\ F«b 23 Mai 25 Mi» C,trtt*4 Btkkc 12 Mjr 11 Apr 1} Apr 14 Apr Ogcks Bjkk* To Be Announced Utcr Anns Iskkc 7 May 6
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    817 12 SEDUCTION OF THE INNOCENT. By Frederick Wertham, MD. (Museum Press. 215.) SOMETIMES, in the unguarded hours, a fantasy breaks through a barrier in the mind which, half-remembered In the morning, leaves a shadow and a sour taste behind. We know that m the criminal
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    194 12  -  kENNETH KONSTAM r.v Among many examples of fine rard play from the World Championship match this effort of Terence Rer.^c was outstanding and deserved a swing. Unluckily l^r Enuland Rosen played the same contract and marie it. although his play was much inferior. With both sides vulnerable, dralrr South,
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    TITO'S PEOPLE VISITED
    243 12  -  NICHOLAS CARROLL I 1 TITO LIFTS THE CURTAIN. By Hallsm Ttnnyson. (Rider. 155.) YUGOSLAVIA today is one of Europe's political puzzles. Luckily it grows more accessible each year. The Ingenious hotch-potch of sight-seeing. history and current politics that makes up this book is probably as good and
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    NEW HEART
    53 12 Miss Rolanda Dauncey's "The Far Dwelling" < Mac mlllan 12s. 6d is a sincere piece of writing on an original subject -a denazified ex-SS man who makes good In Ireland, becomes friends with a Catholic prtrst and falls In love with Blarney. c'clc. CoVtct fiz*of these coupom to
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    Six decades of Vogue and fashion making
    418 12 Six decades of Vogue and fashion making ALWAYS IN VOGUE By Ednj Woolmtn Chaw «nd Ilka Chase. (GoUancx. 215.) •y WALTER WARWICK r<VEN the great French masters of fashion sometimes ph. n their j memorable n-volutions from an inspiration as fortuitous as that which j produced the four-slit cheongsam. The
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    A HAPPY HEROINE
    72 12 In "True a* a Turtlr" Oollancz 12s. 6d.) Mr. John Coates proves to the satisfaction of his heroine that •'men can live without women, but women cannot live without rmn." That he doeb so on a yacht, in the teeth of a Channel gale, where two attractive
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    MAUNDY GREGORY
    368 12  -  LEONARD RUSSELL •y HONOURS FOR SALE B, C«rild MjcM, Mm R.ch.rd, WHEREVER you try it. the career of Maundy Gregory Imparts the flavour of sensational fiction. Improbability invests him He will overdo it. It was not enough for this son of a parson to adopt such an original
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    Wolves strengthen bid for elusive 'double'
    644 13 TOP FOUR TEAMS IN DIVISION TWO TAKE A BEATING LONDON, Sun. VU O L V ERHAMPTON Wanderers, outstanding team of the season, yesterday improved their rhances of the elusive Cup and Football League double" which has not been achieved during this century. While their
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    Sugar Ray walks out on fight
    95 13 Sugar Ray walks out on fight BOSTON. Sun. SUGAR RAY ROBINBON. former welter and middleweight boxing champion of M.rld who la attempting a comeback, withdrew from his scheduled 10-round bout with Georgle Small ol Brooklyn last night only a few hours before the fight was scheduled to start Robinson claimed
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    KL Aussies win 'test'
    100 13 KLALA LI'MPVR Sun AUSTRALIA beat England by 16 run.s in the Selangor Club* annual tes 1 on the padang today —the l»«t English »Icket fal'.ln* t»n minutes before mumps were to to be drawn. On an easy wirltet Australia batted first and put up 208 tor
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    Perak edge Penang 3-2
    108 13 PEN AN O Sun PERAK beat Penans by three matches to two In their Chua Choon Leong Cup tennis tie on the Penang Sport* Club court* ttiw morn Ins Playlne hts be*! Moars Tsy won both his Mnulex matches, beating Goon Kok hem 6-3 4-6, 6-3
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    5-0 FOR UNITED
    32 13 United Ren en trounced Arsenal B.C. 5-0 In a friendly sorcer match at Parrw Park yesterday Scorer* were William Tan. Richard Ong. Henry John. Bawany and an own RoaL
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    TEAM POSITIONS
    966 13 Volvw. 31 16 t 7 76 52 4J iunderland 32 11 16 5 50 42 38 'ortsmouth 30 15 5 10 64 47 35 ■harlton 30 IS 5 10 64 47 35 ■helaea 31 13 62 49 M .lanchwter C 31 14 7 10 59 53 35 Manchester
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    VISITORS SAY NO TO TOURS BEFORE CUP
    209 13 IPOH. Sunday. EXCEPT for the winners of the Paciflr zone, none of the other overseas teams coming to Malaya for the Thomas Cup is willing to play state teams before their Cup engagements, said Mr. Chan Lai Hong, president of the Perak Badminton
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    PIRIE WINS BAREFOOTED
    68 13 ARIUNGTON, (Bed ford shirr < Sun GORI>ON PIRIE. yesterday won the English cros»roi'ntry championship here ovi r testing mm miles course in "1 mm. 44 ker. to vtahhsh hlmtrlf at the world's No. 1 rrou-rountr> runner. ThU a/a* his third sur««h>ive win in the race and be
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    HONOURS SHARED
    31 13 Singapore iswimminu Club A" beat Chlneae Pmimimnit Club 'A by six g'wtls to four at msirr-polo at the C 8 C In the -B" match C.BC beat BMC 7-2
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    Only Federal citizens for Olympics, says Council
    161 13 Only Federal citizens for Olympics, says Council KUALA LUMPUR Bun ONLY Federal citizens will be allowed to represent tht Federation o! Malaya at tht 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne. This uas .stated at yesterday's meeting of the Federation o! Malaya Olympic Sports Counc.l. The council had enquired (rim the International
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    Bell was best jockey at Penang
    151 13  - Bell was best jockey at Penang EPSOM JEEP Hy IN hl% second meeting In Malay*. Hta Bell 'he Sparer Sublet orv >ocke). look top riding honour* when ht rode four winners and took two place* a: the Penang hprinw MeetU* j Boutrourr BH 9 clone aeroiK) mlth three flnu and
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    SPORTS DIARY
    79 13 sof(i:» S/tPA Lis|M, Di« i rui4u Bre.ni r IKI Jalan Hmi l.s pin Marine Itoat. AasM-abtea, Jalaa aV^ar p m MB. I B. Kelrtar If Poltre. t.eylaßC: Mar Warpai turn "A™ larrer lumkm- Ml 14 Wnlrts s« CortnU<ian. CTaUj n > 3B Alexanava FT > Kaalal A P..
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    Rugby Union, League results
    267 13 LONDON Bun -Rugby Union r»■uiu veatcrday were: Inter-sen Ire* tournament Royal Navy Army s Club matches Ouy'a Hoapltal S. Nuncalon 6. London Hospital 9. Old Merchant Taylors 14. London Irian C. Si Marys 6. London Brottlah S Kichniond 6. I oi.uoi, Welat. 3 Blurkheath 0. Old
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    Federation's sturdy game had the tourists rattled
    765 14 PAKISTAN ONE UP AT SSTH MINUTE. THEN SCORED THREE MORE KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. THE unbeaten Pakistan hockey team had one of the toughest games of their Malayan tour today when they came off with a four-nil win against the Federation of Malaya XI
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    A late goal saves SRC in Cup final
    122 14 A late goal saves SRC in Cup final A LATE gonl by Lloyd Valberg enabled Singapore Recreation Club "Oreens" to hold Young Men* Sikh Association to a 1-1 draw In the final of the .8 HA Junior knockout competition at the OBC ground yesterday. The match will be replayed at
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    Wanderers gain 12-run victory
    58 14 Wanderers Sports Club beat a Press team by 13 runs In a friendly cricket fixture at Woodsvllle yesterday. Wanderers 70 <A Jsnsen 16. O Perelrs 15. N Pereirs 11. V Olfl 4-22. Siebel 3-26. Marks 2-f Baxter l-7i PreA* XI M Ang Earn Hock 13 J
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    MIKE OUT OF THIRD TEST TEAM
    90 14 KI'ALA lIMPIR Sun. rERE are three changf-s In the Federation's ho< key side to meet Pakistan in the third "test" at Seremhan on March IS. Mike Shepheidson. Bakar Said and Onr. C heng Whatt. who played Inday, havr been dropped.. The Federmtion XI is:
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    First 100 by Mahadevan
    80 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. AN UNBEAIFN 100 by C. Maha- devan- the flrxt century in Belsngor tht* season enabled P.W.D Sport* Club to beat T.P.C.A. by seven mickeu in their friendly rrlcket match on the Princes Road ground today. T.PC.A. declared at 1M for five (A. Chelliah
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    GRAND DEBUT BY BUKIT TIMAH
    43 14 Nemly-promoted Buki 1 Tini made a good start in the kafa Dlv. 2B league when they defextrd Anton AC. 3-1 at Jalan Bsuar stadium yesterda\ Khalid. Ibrahim and Bonam scored for Buklt Timah. William Lee replied for Aston
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    HAIKOWYU HELD
    29 14 Haikowvu B.C. and Balesnrr United drew 1-1 in a SAFA Div 2B match at Farrer Park yesterda> Mahadeva scored for Haikowyu snd Soon Loon replied for Balr*tler.
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    CSC NEWCOMER HITS 52 OFF VARSITY
    254 14 NEWCOMER S. K. Kulasinßam knocked up a fine 52 for Ceylon Sports Club when they beat University by 58 runs in a friendly cricket nxture at Balestier Road yesterday. KulaMngam. a young Cry- lon cie acquisition this yar hit a six and six fours
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    Three 50s in SRC trial
    103 14 fHREE half centuries marked the Singapore Recreation Clubs inme-and-home cricket fixture on he padanc yesterday when I«• Herder's XI beat Hoffman* XI by hree wickets. B Richard hit a breety 61 for loflman s XI «hile Le Mercler s« etlredi and J Marten* (SO) were
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    CRUIKSHANKS TAKES 6 FOR 8
    42 14 Sinstspore Olim ractory C.C but I Singapore Harbour Board by six I »lekets at cricket vesterdsy SHB 53 Saunders 13. Archer 16 Cnilkshanlu 6-i' Olass Factory 149 <Baxindale 27 OoodaU 21 Button 23 Clarke 20 Pord 2»i
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    New played help Rovers to make good start
    115 14 New played help Ro vers to make good start WT'l w -r Kkv ani lIH Tf jmm y jj" and Chia b dnbbhr, fenders :f: teepei Roy. Dork S.A.t gam. Jalai Th<r -<n. during Rovrri d as thi tory. Ni n was tali li year, them Th( Sktnm I ln.Mdf
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    TAMPENIS LACKED HUSH
    70 14 I^EWLY-PROMOTED Tampenis Roverg mere unlucky to ro down 2-1 by Young Men's Muslim Association In their SAFA Di\ 2A match at Oeylang yesterday Tampenl* Rovers showed better team-Hork but missed many easy chance* Including s penalty four minutes before the end YMMA opened scoring in the 14th
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