Singapore Standard, 29 March 1951

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    15 1 Singapore Standard VOL 1. NO. H\ SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1951. 12 PAGES 10 CENTS
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    Reds Break Yank Drive N. Of Seoul
    324 1 rOKYO, Mar. 29 (UP) Entrenched Chi- onmnmisl troops north of Seoul halted an riiiin advance toward the 38th Parallel today! I the Sowtll Koreans on the east roast drove' than six miles into North Korea. Yank patrols ran into' heavy resistance in the
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    Bill To Raise $10 MiL Loan For Federation
    88 1 Stall Corro-pondent II I IMPI K. Wed ,il| t.. .iiithorize Uv High ss oner to raise a loan needing SIO.tMHKOOO by ssoc af premium bonds Pad will be intro- the Federal Lesisla;\iil mii fa >->nds will be transby delivery and s .>rf\i»>UNl>
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    Nehru Raps Mat Arthur
    65 1 Nehru Raps Mat Arthur Mar 29 (AP).— j larlal Wednesday called latest K >rea an "ex:radeve pment fraught (as aD teemed when the no index In the field ten enta bA tut poli- the f reign afte in p r". tnenti Mr si itemc m the »n, continued e Laid
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    500 Buried Alive
    31 1 28 R< itei China Uni on -ported today 550 tea hers of the I Univei bj e re- d alive en masse in > campua foi re ist activity.
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    Due In Spore Today
    37 1 EIGHT officers and 92 other! 1 ranks ui the Rhodesian Squad- run ol the Malayan Scouts, Malaya's newest anti-bandit force will arrive in Singapore from Southern Rhodesia today by the S. S. Tegeiberg.
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    Six Asian Countries Take Part In ISS Health Talks
    938 1 MacDonald Opens ISS Health Conference Standard Staff Reporter MR. MALCOLM MacDonald, Commissioner-General for the United Kingdom in Southeast Asia ami Chancellor of the University of Malaya, declared the inter national Students' Service Health Conference open at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall,
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    Trenches Dug On Border Of Bulgaria
    112 1 Belgrade Says i^— BELGRADE, Yugoslavia,] Mar. 27 (UP) An official communique said tonight that j trenches are being dug on the j Bulgarian side of the YugoslavBulgarian frontier and that; Russian officers are directing, the operation. The communique reported the statements or 55 Bulgarians
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    Draftees,Call-up Dodgers Take The Same Train
    100 1 Draftees,Call-up Dodgers Take The Same Train Standard Staff Reporter IPOH. Wed. There were laughter and tears at the Ipoh railway station this morning. The tears came from 3b araifees bound for then- training camp under the manpower ■die, the laughter from 14 "call-Up dodgers" bound for China. The curious thing
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    Constable Dies In Aceident
    69 1 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Wed-" L/Cpl. Abbas, 24, a Malaya Police constable, died in hospital here this evening following injuries sustained in a motor cycle accident. L/Cpl. Abbas was on* his way back to town when at the 18 milestone Kulai his motor cycle ran
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    DCA Of Malaya To Attend London Talks
    59 1 Standard Woman Reporter MR A W. SAVAGE. Director of Civil Aviation in Malaya, is to attend a conference in London on the co-ordination of air services in South-East Asia. which begins on April 9. Colonial OlTice representatives as well as the D.C.A. Hongkong
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    US Govt. Said Blocking Low Cost Process
    183 1 US Govt. Said Blocking Low Cost Process Rubber Problem WASHINGTON, Mar. 28 (AP) William O'Nei!, President of the General Tyre and Rubber Company, testified on Tuesday he has a low cost process that would solve the synthetic rubber shortage, but cannot, get the government to agree to use it. O'Neil
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    Martin Takes Over
    37 1 ABOARD THE USS MISSOURI, Mar. 28 (UP)—Admi- ral Harold M. Martin assumed I command of the United States 1 Seventh Fleet today in a cerei mony aboard the battleship, 1 Missouri, in Tokyo Bay.
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    Zabariah Drops Plans To Marry Englishman
    146 1 Sultan's Niece Gives In Standard Malay Correspondent AIOR STAR Wed. Tengku Ahmad, elder brother of Tengku Zabariah, in a letter to his father Tengku Yahya said that Tengku Zabariah has decided to cancel her plan to marry Arthur Edward Collins, a young Englishman. Tengku
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    Tin Conference To Announce Result
    202 1 LONDON, Mar. 28 (Reuter) London tin experts believed today that the International Tin Conference which has been meeting in Washington since March i 14 would shortly have to announce that deliberations had been confined to fact finding. This would mean that it had failed to
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    Light Priciples
    1011 1 Standard Stan Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The eight principles on which the Federation Government proposes to mould a new Malayan nation were announced today in a bill, which re-enacts with amendments that part of the Federation of Malaya Agreement whir h deals with citizenship. The bill, which was
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    NO INTERFERENCE
    37 1 TEL AVIV. Mar. 28. <ur>.— Assistant Secretary of State George McGhee declared here j today that the United States does not intend to interfere in 1 Iran although he said it was ••threatened with chaos."
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    Period Extended For Another 6 Months
    138 1 f r Language Qualitieation Standard Staff Correspondenl Kl ALA LUMPUR, We*. The Fulariiiß C^»cr» ment has comprotked uith the Malayan Chines* I Association OB the question of extending the eoneession 1 periotl in the ease of lanjiuajie qualification for those who applv for Federal
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    First French President Visits USA
    90 1 First French President Visits USA NEW YORK. Mar. 28 (UP) —Vincent Aunol, President of, the Republic of France, arrived in New York harbour today to the whistles of tugs, spray of fireboats and roaring of engines of the United States air force. The French liner, De dte France, carrying the
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    5th Atom Testa
    50 1 WASHINGTON, Mar. (AP)— The United States may, be preparing its fifth atomic j weapons' proving ground, this one in a sub-atomic land. A lonely part on the Aleutian Island chain, which stretches; 800 miles from the Alaskan mainland westward toward, Russia's Siberian Empire, appears a probable spot
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    HK Aircraft Case
    48 1 HONGKONG. Mar. 28 (I'P) Chief Justice Sir Gerald Howe today reserved judgment in the "Hongkong airlines case" alter the eminent British barrister. Sir Walter Monckton, concluded his submission in the Supreme Court on CAT'S claim for the ownership of 40 planes formerly belonging to CATC.
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    3 Journalists From Saigon Visit S'pore
    115 1 Standard Stall Reporter THREE travel-weai r M nalists from Saigon bemoane< the shortage ut newsprint i; Saigon on their arrival h PAL Singapore by air shortly befon gJj.ch e o'clock this morning. T" The party com sU cH M Jac que.- Lefevre, Director anc.
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    HK Starts DST
    31 1 HONGKONG, liar 28 (API Hongkong will shift to da\ light saving time on April 1 Clocks will be moved ahea< one hour at 3.30 a.m. on tha day.
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    48 NEW GOVT. QUARTERS READY IN MAY
    214 2 First Step In $2 Million I Housing Project Standard Staff Reporter W ITU THE completion in May of 48 Class VIII two-storeye< quarters on the 30-aere-piece of land bounded by Haig Road and Tanjouj katoni; Koad, the first section of the $2,000,000 Government
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    88 Hope To Be 'Ideal Working Girl'
    392 2 photo. Standard Staff Reporter K TOT VI. of 88 rntrics hav«' horn received for the Sinrajjorr Junior Chamber of Commerce*!* I«l»-al Wewkiag (»irl flcat, entries li>r whicfa closed ye>teriLn. Fxlmawil of the elo-ini: date to afler the holidays resulted m m increase of
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    ACSU Seeks Assurance On Salary
    129 2 ACSU Seeks Assurance On Salary Standard Staff Reporter THE ADMIRALTY and the Royal Air Force authorities in Singapore have assured their civilian employees that a finn! decision on the Question of revision of salaries would be placed before their respective unions before the end of this month. This is stated
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    Progs, Govt. Fear Labour Movement
    207 2 Says Williams Standard Staff Reporter TTIF Progressive Party of Singapore has eonnivec with ih»' Colony Government to keep away the working ela>s people from registering their vote in favour of the Labour Party, bt*eaii>e both of them are afraid of tht I M labour movement
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    Ice Show Postponed
    104 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE DELATED arrival of the Kuta .r.u with the ice-nr.k mak- j ing equipment for the Scandina- n Ice Revue ha? set the opening date o! the Show a day ]ate. I The chanty show in aid of Boy> Town originaUy scheduled tur Fnriav
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    ASSAM FUND
    44 2 THE ACTING Representative of the G< vt.-M".:nc"it ot India in Malaya, yesterday forwarded to the Governor of Assam a draft for rf-? 12.000 for relief to the victims of the Assam earthquake. This money had been collected by the Indian Association, Hungkong.
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    DRUNK, INCAPABLE
    58 2 R. D. NAMASIVAYAM w.-\--fined $5 in the Singapore Secind Police Court yesterday Cor being drunk and incapable at the Geylnng Pcjlicc Station yesterday morning. GOII AH PUEK waj fined $10 in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, for using abu--ive language to Bnsri bin Ab- lullah, a speda]
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    SIX MONTHS
    44 2 WONG K'.ek L.vn was sent (need to six mo.-nns rigorous im- pri>..-n:ner.t in !\e Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, for attempting to pick the trouser pocket of Tun Seng Ngob at an air display, held at Kalian? Airport on Dec. 9 last.
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    CHARGE FAILS
    31 2 TAX KAH CHOXG was acquitted in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, of a charge of stealing a jacket frum a house at Wallich Street on Feb. 26 last.
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    A.P.O. Cleared
    30 2 A. P.O. Cleared HARRY BLACK. APO was acquitted In the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday of a charge oi .sleeping on duty at the Singapore Harbour Board on Mar. 13.
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    ACSU Presses For Revised Allowance
    194 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE 8,000-stronj: Army Civil Service Union of Singapore is pressing the Army authorities for a final review of the cosi of living allowance to its members at an early dale. In a letter to the Command Secretary of the Army, the Union
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    Torched paintings fob flower show
    116 2  -  M. RAKICH B, c TWENTY paintings of flowers by Mrs. Jean KinJock 1 Smith will be exhibited at the Singapore Flower Show which opens at the Happy World tomorrow. The paintings are of the flowers to be seen at the Show. Most of the paintings
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    Wife's Claim Dismissed
    72 2 A young Chinese woman, Tnr Huon Ens told the Singapore 1 Second Police Magistrate yesterday, that »he was not prepared to return to her husband, be-ca:i-e he would beat her a£:.in Tan was claiming maintenance from her husband, Tay La a Hong. The husband, Tay Lau Hoof
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    Diverse Views On Dual Posts
    233 2 I Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE politicians yesterday expressed di < I opinions when asked tor their views on the holding of dual offices of Muni Commissioner and Legislative Councillor. MR. G. H. Kiat candidate for the Katong District in the forthcoming Legislative Council Elections that
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    Labour Party Meet At Bukit Timah
    239 2 Standard Stair Reporter Mr. V. P. Abdullah Labour Party candidate for the Bukit Timah District, speaking ir: Tvlalayalam at a meeting held lat the Beauty World Park yesterday, told voters that the success of the Labour Party would mean the prosperity ol the country.
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    Holland Tulips For S'poreShow
    329 2 Standard Woman Reporter TULIPS and Nareissus. about 200 of them Mill arrive in Singapore from Holland l»v air today for the Flower Show whieh opens at the Happy orUl tomorrow at 6 p.m. These flowers have been entered by K.L.M. They will be cut flowers and
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    Hygiene Papers Found
    85 2 Standard Staff Rrportcr A BUNDLE ef correci 11. -i;i°rr answer papen found at the junction of WaterStreet and Braf H i Road sterday 1 John Jacob at the Singaj Regional Indian Congress '-ice. Mr. Jacob told The Standard last night that the pen i the bun" e
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    FUNCTIONS OF MEMBERS OUTLINED BY GOVT.
    475 3 FUNCTIONS OF MEMBERS OUTLINED BY GOVT. Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The relationship between heads of Pan-Malayan Departments and the Government of Singapore will be in no way affected by the introduction of the Member System. They will continue according to the administrative procedure for the transaction of business
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    Foreign Aid In Studies Important
    136 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Tiie importance of international co-operation in education was stressed by Dr. Wm. Penn. Head of the American Education Mission in Malaya, in a ilk Which he delivered to Kuala Lumpur Rotarians today at their weekly luncheon meeting. D:\ Fe!::\
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    17 Men Serve Youth
    125 3 THE CHINESE V MCA has vt op i Young Men's Department to look atter the interests oi those members of the Association between the ages of 18 to trs The b Kard >f Directors of iti in has appointed two their members Mr. Wong Ltd: Bieng
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    IS THIS YOUR TYPEWRITER
    54 3 SINGAPORE POLICE are In I sion of two poi ood typewrit e r s imbe cci G. *****74 and G. *****70 which they suspect be si >len pr perty. Both kchines are fairly new Claimants should ?et in touch Dete re Inspector Tan Jee B ii
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    Cheat, Forger Gets Heavy Prison Term
    186 3 r Standard staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Haying had fi\e reviou§ convictions, 32 year-old J. V. Saimon, who pleaded nuilty lo Bis charges involving forgery and (•heating, was sentenced to ltt months hard labour today, h> the President of the Sessions Court. Tunku Abdul
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    DEPARTMENTAL HEADS WARNED ON LEAKAGES
    208 3 HEADS of Departments are warned not to <lis- j close information relating to their departments to i Legislative Councillors who are not Members. Reason is that a Member of the Legislative Council who wants j information as to the activities of any department should either
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    Committed CBT, Gets One Year
    102 3 Standard Staff Correspondent j KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— i Remarking it was a very serious ofTence. the President of the Sessions Court sentenced D. I. Frankfort, to one year's hard labour, today, when he I pleaded guilty to three charges of criminal breach of trust in
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    Awards For 39 Fixed For Today
    70 3 Awards For 39 Fixed For Today i Standard Staff 1 Correspondent j KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The High Commission- er. Federation of Malaya. Sir Henry Gurney, will j present awards to 39 men j at the Police Depot, Kuala Lumpur, tomorrow. The awards include one Distinguished Flying Cross, twelve Colonial Police
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    Deserter Jailed
    36 3 IPOH Wed. A Special Constable. Yuen Cheong Weng (22), who told the Magistrate Che Bahaudin, today, that he had no desire to remain a Special Constable, was sent to three months jail for desertion.
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    Scots Guards Are Thanked
    106 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The best wishes and thanks of the Government and people of the Federation of Malaya, for the assistance given by the Second Battalion Scots Guards to this country over the past two years, have been conveyed to Lieut. Colonel A.
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    Page From An Old Book Of Malaya
    143 3 Standard Staff Corresrondont KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— A page from the Straits Settlemerits Statute Book will be taken by the Federal Government, shortly, if the Federal Legislative Council accepts a bill to provide for the levy of fees and payments for licences, permits and
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    Bandits Derail Night Train
    312 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Malayan Railway Administration announced yesterday that the night goods train from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur was derailed on Tuesday night, through interference with the line by terrorists in the Kluang district of Johore. The line was blocked, and the day
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    CORRUPTION TEC FREED
    93 3 KUALA LU\IPUR. Wed. Accepting the submission of defence counsel, Mr A. J. Bostock Hill, that the evidence for the prosecution had been contradictory, the First Magistrate Mr. A 'P. Jack today acquitted and ■discharged a Chinese detective. Yeoh Kim Loong, who faced a summons charge of corruptly
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    Members Will Be Consulted On Office Discipline
    267 3 Standard Staff Correspondent INITIATION of disciplinary action against any officer will remain the responsibility of the Head of Department but in important eases lie will consult his Member before reporting the circumstances to the Chief Secretary, states the latest Gazette on the Member
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    MTUC Member Warns Govt.
    330 3 MTUC Member Warns Govt. Delegates Standard Staff Correspondent Kt ALA [JUNTOS, Wed. A warnings was £i\en to 'Government and employers 'by Mr. M. Arokiasamv. a member of the Malayan Trade L nion (ionneil, today. He said that in order to meet the challenge of Communism in this country. Go\ eminent
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    Assn. Officials
    78 3 1 At the Fourth Annual <">■ Meeting ot the St. Anthony's Old Boys' Association held recently the following were elected office-bearers for the year: President: Professor E. S. M<>nl teiro: vice-president: Mr. C. S. 1 Rozario: hor. secretary: Mr Ho Fook Seng: hon. treasurer: Mr. Tan Choon Chye:
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    Ong Brothers' Appeal Fails
    81 3 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Tues. Two brothers. On;; Kian Peng and Ong Kian Seng appealed unsuccessfully against conviction and sentence of two years' imprisonment for theft of a substantial amount of r before Mr. Justice Abbott today. Evidence in the Lower Court disclosed that Kian Peng
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    Opening Ceremony
    32 4 The Resident Commissioner. Penans. Mr. A V. Aston, seen opening the main door of the new three-in-one Health Clinic at Ayer Itam on Tuesday morning. I Photo. D. O. I.
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    MTUC Can Aid All Workers-Ponnudurai
    203 4 f Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Wed. The Malayan Trade Union Council can do much to fill the needs of the working class people in Malaya, said Mr. N. Ponnudurai, chairman of the Malayan Trade I'nion Council Divisional Committee, at a tea party in the Boston
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    Brother Peter
    58 4 (Standard Staff lom>pondent PENANG, Wed.— kiroiher Peter of St. Xavitrs In.vtitutio:i. Penaim. appealed a> a defendant before Mr. D. C I. Weraaaai in the Magistrate's Court today in a «i\mmons Case in tthuh he was allf^ed la h.ive caused hurt to the Indian ached uardtner, .M. Anthonv. on
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    Kinta MCA Has 300 Non-Chinese
    97 4 Standard Staff Correspondent :rOH Wt\:. The Kinta 1 ran h i f the Malayan Chinese A iatii D now have about 9) a>sCKiu:e members, the majority Ol whom are India:. s Bnd Malays. Tea associate members are F. iropeans, a Kinta MCA otfiAt the end
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    Students See 'Monkey's Paw'
    83 4 PENANG, Wed. A dress rehearsal the p-iy. entitled The Monkey's Paw," by W.W. Jacobs, was presented t<> the boys ol the Anglo-Chinese School and the Anglo-Chinese Continuation School last evening. A: ther performance will i given to pupils of the AneloChinese Girls school on Friday at
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    PERAK DEVELOPMENT BOARD IS LAUNCHED BY SULTAN
    421 4 PERAK DEVELOPMENT BOARD IS LAUNCHED BY SULTAN Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Wed. Opening the Perak Stale Development Board today, the Sultan of Perak said: "This is an important day for the rural population. 79 He added that the board will be responsible for their economic up lift and will endeavour
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    This Gander Fell For Besut Belle
    172 4 Standard Stuff Correspondent BESIT, KELANTAN, Wed. A "romantic"' gander, who followed a beautiful young married Malay woman about Kampong Buloh, near Besut, for three whole days much to the woman's embarrassment, was declared to be "deeply in love" by a bomoh Malay medicineman. The
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    TUJIMIN JAILED
    65 4 PENANG, Wed.— Tujimin bin Mairah (20) who had two previous convictions, was sentenced to eight months r.i. to be follow- ed by two years 1 police super- vision by Mr. B. G. Smith in the Sessions Court today on bis pl< a I of guilty to two charges
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    Collected Cash For Bandits: 2 Charged
    101 4 Standard Stall Correspondent IPOH, Wed. Two Chinese, one a 22-vear-old girl, had a charge of collecting money for handith explained to them in the Magistrates court. The girl, Chong Ah Pee, was produced •before Magistrate Che Bahaudin yesterday for allegedly collecting money for bandits
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    Two Missed The Boat
    71 4 Standard Staff i Correspondent PENANG, Wed —Two 1 Indians from Kuala Lum- < 1 pur who embarked on the i Jala^opal at Port Swettenham. on reaching Swettenham Pier this morning found that their boat had left ten minutes earlier with their luggage aboard. But they will
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    MalayWomen Refuse Bus Co's Offer
    103 4 ALOR STAR, Wed.— Malay] women in this town have turr.ci down an offer from an omnibus company to serve as ticket inspectors as the job, they say, is too strenuous and v. ever accepts it must have a good constitution. B< au e of the
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    Accused Only Spoke Sakai
    50 4 IPOH, Wed. Because there was no interpreter in the Magistrate's court here who spoke Sakai. the case against Asam bin Lengger (21), was postponed a week. He was charged with breaking the curfew at Surmei Jaun Kramat Pulai on March 16. Bail of $100 was allowed.
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    Mr. Shearman
    84 4 MR. Harold Shearman, M.A., Academic Adviser for Tutorial Classes in the University of London who is visiting Malaya, under the auspices ot the British Council, will give a lecture on Adult Education at the Hu Yew Sean Hall, Penang on April 7. A NEW and spacious Malay school
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    YOUTH'S 8th CONVICTION
    64 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Wed. Krishnan fl8), a former resident of the Faiping Boys Home, received his eighth conviction when he appeared before Mr. J. R Whimster. President of the sessions court, at Ipota today. He was sentenced to Six months imprisonment to be followed by 18
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    Hair-Cuts Cost More InPenang
    180 4 Hair-Cuts Cost More InPenang Standard Staff Correspoadeal PENANG, Wed. Due to the present high cost of living, several barber shops in Penang have increased the charge for a hair cut to s: 50, without consulting their Association. This was disclosed by Mr. Chong Chee Yew. Pit. ent of the Penang
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    Labour Wants Seats On Town Boards
    160 4 Standard Staff Correspondent I IPO H Wed— The Perak divisional branch of the Malayan Trade Union Council is seeking the views of all unions I in the State on the question of making recommendation to Government for labour representation on Town Boards. This move
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    Boys Brigade ToParticipate In Big Rally
    99 4 FOUR HUNDRED MEMBERS of the Boys Brigade will parade along with other members of the Ben ices during the Education Week rally which Starts from April 30, Mr. A. M. Cherian, the Secretary of the Brigade, t jld The Standard yesterday. The rally, which
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    PASIR PUTEH RAISES FUND
    57 4 KOTA BAHRU, Wed.— Pasir Puteh district held a vt I cessful garden fete at the Pasir Puteh Club Last Saturday in aid of the University Fund and the fund lor an English School at Pasir Puteh. Che Ismail the Assistant District Officer, Pnsir Puteh, was mostly
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    CYCLIST FINED
    27 4 WONG Yoh Song was fined $3 at the Kuantan Court for carrying his injured friend on the pillion of his bicycle, from the football field
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    356 5 SELANGOR I KUALA LUMPUR MADRAS: Berdosa, 12.30, 6. -30 PAVILION: Daring City 3, 6.30 nd 9 D.m BKX: The Black Rose, 12.30. 230, 6*30 and 9.15 p.m. ODEON: Cage of Gold 5, 6.45, and 9 15 pjon. CAPITOL: Berdosa, 7 a:^.d 930 C&SsEUM: Men From Frisco 3, 6.30
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    Witness: I Brought Dope Into Colony
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    41 5 Mrs. Vilasini Menbn will hold election meetings at the 14th milestone, Seletar today, at the i 12th milstone, Seletar tomorrow nnd at the 15 milestone. WoodI lands Road, on Saturday. All the meeting will begin at 5.30 p.m.
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    Build Homes Not Shelters Says Atom Bomb Chief
    247 5 Build Homes Not Shelters Says Atom Bomb Chief Standard Staff Reporter WHEN PROFESSOR MARa S OUPHANT, ;«>!> Australian atom BCten-li-t. was a-kr<l ycblerdUn what wonld be coast* ercd ital rnnm larjjrt in time <»t v:sr. in replied: "Singapore b still a key rhy x port§ important rubber ami iin". B
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    'Students' Health Is State's Concern
    236 5 Standard Shift Reporter EFFICIENCY IN higher studies ami student health are problems of national importance, said the I>r. Sifivard Wolontis, the Secretary-General <»1 tl»«' toternationa! Students Health Senrice at die inaugural session of the Health Conference at the Universitj o, Malaya yesterday. Privileges of higher
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    Poll Meeting
    67 5 Standard Shipping Reporter MR H J C. KULASINGHA, Progressive Party candidate for ie Baku Timah Want will hole an election meeting tomorrow, at 5.M p.m.. at the Goverame I ilay School 6|-mile, i'. -li Panjang. The meet in 2 will be presided «r by Mr. K. Ahmad bin
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    FROM GENEVA TO TALK ON BIBLE
    127 5 Standard Staff Bcprtcr MISS WINIFRED Gil >i Christian Leader and teacher from the World's V w C X Geneva, arrives at Kalians Airport today on a ten day-visit, j Throughout next week she will be delivering a series of lectures entitled: "The Bible Speaks
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    Govt. Move To Get Time-Off For The Voters
    208 5 THE COLONIAL SECRETARY has asL« <t J various associations and Chambers of Commerce to allow those employees registered a> «»!e«tor* time-off on polling day to exercise their franchise. The Government will allow il* employee* A to leave oftice at 1 p.m. on
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    A Principal's Talk On Boys
    90 5 ADDRFSSIXG SIXGAPOT R >tarians yesterdaj on th< I it-ct ■■]'..< 803 W« Produce", Mr. f I n V. Principal of th« j Rj ffles Institution said 1 I educationists usually "prep.-, the ground and sowed the >eod whi'e it was the r!. pon- -ibility of
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    Tea Party For Miss Mary Chen
    35 5 Tea Party For Miss Mary Chen MEMBERSH DA' i I e ipore VV. C.A. t Wed jcc;).-: conrert from r> p.m. t ■> 7 pm. in M with I <>n. G as kind] i turn I
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    786 6 I JN a lucid and comprehensive survey of the J" economic scene in the Federation, Mr. A. O. Spencer. Secretary for Economic Aft'airs, has indil£ cated that the problem confronting the country is essentially one of too much money chasing too few goods. But affirms, Mr. Spencer, the
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    291 6 Review of Views Help Yugoslavia! "If Russia wants to consolidate the Communisi front and extend its infiu< nee to nonCommunist countries", said N nyang Siang Pau, "shemusi !>; ;l first step eliminate YugOS] .via." The satellite countries, predicted Nanyang, will carry out the task. Two Russian armies will not take
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    1237 6 SOUTH AFRICA SETS THE CLOCK BACK Sir:— The adamantine attitude ot the South African Legislators in the matter of racial legislation against the coloured population carries us back to the medieval times when colour consciousness was a predominant factor among the races of this globe. Outbursts based
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    18 6 AIRVIEW 29 The Nuffield built swimming pool for the Services along Beach Rd in the process oi construction
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    365 6 j, .hi. int- uuinuiiii hi me 2 appointment oi Dato E. E. C. 2 Thuraisingam as the Minister 2 ol Education naturally makes 2 any one interested in Educa--2 tion wonder whether the Ma- lays are really keen on raising the Educational standards m J Malaya. <
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    ACSU ELECTION WAS QUITE FAIR
    467 6 S I refer to the recent lei ters publish! d in > oui es teemed paper regarding the election oi the Presideni <■: the Army Ci\il Service Union, and wish to refute any suggestion of unfairness or violation <>t democratic principles in so far as
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    194 6 I DON'T like to think about money. It is a nast} subject. It frightens me Nevertheless, sometimes bits in the papers about money catch my eye, and I can't get them out of my head. I Perhaps men who have a million dollars in the bank
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    344 6  - Money?-It Worries Me! TAKAR by words. And my dictionary tells me that I was right to worry. 5 So now I am writ this 5 to make you worry too. f Prosperity means being thriving. successful or flourishing. Hectic means the fever that accompanies the i rapid decay that a
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    More Face Firing Squads In Peking Public Executions
    258 7 More Face Firing Squads In Peking Public Executions HONGKONG, M«. 28 (Riuter-WP) The New aut in la-t niuht announeeil that an untlis- oi alltutd k \ouiUer-revoliitionaries" were Peking on afternoon. Tl,;, ,l m tun duuuuiK'emeni ionows a report from Canton that 19 people faced a firing squad in the South
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    Four In US Consulate In HK Dismissed
    80 7 Four In US Consulate In HK Dismissed N Mar. 28 Department Tue i W»t it r persona In te at Hong-j v confessed to i 5. O:.e Of D 8 i ptinfi ril ea n :o come to ast state- D- partliplomat i pting John Wi ian vet to prosecu-
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    14 Allies In Korea Will Declare Aims 'Within Next Week'
    352 7 attends First Internati ml Meeting WASHINGTON, Mar. sources said today that the United Nations battle in k< general declaration" of their i They said this was decided r~ today at a meeting held by Assistant Secretary of State j <
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    Dulles Giving Soviet Union Every Chance
    162 7 Jap Treaty WASHINGTON. Mar. 27: (UP) John Foster Dulles President Truman*s Japanese Peace Treaty Negotiator, said today that be "•certainly intends" to give the Soviet Union every chance to participate. Dulles said Moscow woulc I e pi vi with a -*opy of t proposed
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    Elizabeth To Present New King's Colour To RN Station
    158 7 VALETTA Mar 28 (AP) Princess Elizabeth is to present a Bew King's Colour to the Royal Naval Mediterranean station on April 5. \hout -MJO sailors, Marines, Wrens and nurses will parade for the ceremony here, which will be followed 'I by
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      54 7 INFORMED that he had inherited £1.000. 12-year-old Richard Ertmonds of London said: 'Td better put my name down for a car". If he does, he will get the car when he is 17. There is a five-year waiting List for cars because most of them are exported to bring dollars
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      50 7 AUSTRALIA has taken mote DPs since July 1947 than any other country except America, the International Refugee Organisation announced yesterday. Since IRO began operations on that date, homes have been found for 893,373 refugees, and to the end of January the U.S. took 247,632, Australia 172.517 and Israel 120,779. AP
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      36 7 NATIONALIST China !s in agreement with the United States on the question of a Japanese peace settlement, declared Ocn. Ho Shai-lai, Chief of the Chinese mission in Japan yesterday, according to Kyodo news agency. Reuter AP
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      103 7 Gen. Von Falkenhausen. wartime German Military Governor for Belgium and for war crimes by a Belgian Military court, will be released f r o m prison tomorrow, a Spokesman of the Belgian Ministry of Justice announced htre tonight Gen Egeri Aegber, head of the German Civil Administration in Belgium during
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    UK Report Regarded As Trial Balloon'
    226 7 Peking Offer UNITED NATIONS. Now York. Mar. 28 (AP)— British Foreign Office offi- a oials in London said Tues- 1 day that United Nations go\ernmrnts with iorees in Korea are considering a new offer to Red China to negotiate a settlement. But at the
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    US, Canada To Pool Civil Defences
    62 7 WASHINGTON. Mar. 28--(AP) America and Canada agreed on Tuesday to poo] their '-ivil defences against any ai ack "as if there were no border" between the two countries. President Truman Immediately asked the Senate tc ratify the plan which calls foi the coordination of
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    TR.NIDAD SEA OIL
    36 7 Trinidad oilfields drillers have btruck oil under the sea off the island— fust oil produced in Trinidad under a marine drill- ing licence. It is producing about I 150,000 barrels a day.- -Renter.
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    World Situation More November—Marshall
    274 7 World Situation More November— Marshall WASHINGTON, Mar. Ivn. George Marshall, warnc nore serious than it was la*l ostly reverses in Korea. The General did not go into letails, but made it clear that ie was viewing the global picure as a whole. He said that it s unfortunate that the
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    UN To Make Int'l Survey Of Crime
    119 7 UN To Make Int'l Survey Of Crime GENEVA, Mar. 28: (AP The United Nations Social Commission voted over Sot I object on Tuesday to pi an international survey crime in U.N. member counTtafi resolution, adopted 1 5 v»te of 14 to 2. asked tl t! U.N Secretariat "measure the ic
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    MacA's Position 'Undermined' By State Dept.
    164 7 WASHINGTON. (AP)— Senator Wi m KnowHand Republican, Californ a, charged Tuesday night the U.S. Slate Department ''undermined the position" of Gen. Dougias MacArthur in j Korea and demanded that ''w General's authority be clarified. Gen. MacArthur offered I 1 I i week to meet
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    US, Mexico Call For Unprecedented Price Control Programme
    263 7 American Republics Meet WASHINGTON, Mar. 27 (I P) The [Jailed Stale* and Mexico .;~kol ihe American Republics today u agree i<> price controls on goods they sell among lIl«"IHM'l\«'S. The unprecedented programme was proposed in n sob tions C presented to an
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    RN Ships off Abadan?
    56 7 RN Ships off Abadan? BAGHDAD, Mar H (AP» Krpatto i:«»ni Basra v'4"rdav three British u;i».«,hips have anchored at Abidan. in the Persian (iuif. to "safeguard the British oil industries there in the e\'nt oi an eniernem > FlllllMfilt 1 reports said that British families have been evacuated from Abadan and
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    400 Huks Attack Mine
    131 7 :.\NII.A. War. [UP>— Some four hundred II lid attacked tne Acoje mine com- r l md in Zambales Pro-, on Monday night, killing i civilians, wounding s e v e t. i.iers and causing heavj damage to the mine, whi --h w the s< Philippic pro-
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    MALAYAN AIRWAYS' EXPANSION
    69 8 MALAYAN AIRWAYS' EXPANSION Standard Staff Reporter MALAYAN Airways hope to increase their fleet of seven Dakota aircraft to nine or ten shortly. The additional planes will provide an Increase in the frequency of services to Sarawak and North Borneo to four time.': weekly, and extra services between Singapore, Kuala Lumpur,
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    Kanal Sails For Japan
    71 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE 30-year-old 5,000-ton former British freighter, now renamed the Kanal and flying the Turkish flag, continued on her voyage to Japan yesterday. The vessel arrived here a fortnight ago. This was the first Turkish merchant ship to call a* Singapore since the war.
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    UK Transport May Be Raised
    101 8 LONDON, Mar. 28. (Reuter):— Britain's State-owned transport f Ist taa asked for a 10 per cent 'increase -In railway f'-ei^ht canal and dock charges to meet a deficit of £23.000.000. Transport Minister Alfred Barnes, disclosing this, said a decision whether it would be grai ted
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    Sunface MAILS
    46 8 Despatches TODAY: E. Australia nnd New Zealand noon by Asphalion, Trenggami (parcels only) 8 a.m. by Rawang. Arrivals TODAY: Gt Britain. N Ireland. Eire. FAin.pe. N. and W Africa West Indies. Egypt and Ceylon bv Benaldear. S. Africa by Tegelberg, U.S.A. by Pres. Johnson-
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    NEW UK ARGONAUT ROUTE BOAC Via Bangkok, Rangoon
    195 8 NEW UK ARGONAUT ROUTE BOAC Via Bangkok, Rangoon S Standard Staff Reporter BRITISH Overseas Airways Corporation are to inaugurate a new weekly service from I Singapore to London I through Bangkok, Rani iroon, Calcutta and New Delhi starting from I April 7. Argonaut-class aircraft will fly the route. The service
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    Nuclear Power For Aircraft
    119 8 WASHINGTON, Mar. 28-The O.& Atomic Energy Commission will negotiate a contract toward construction oi an atomic engine for aircraft, according to an A.F. C. spokesman. The spokesman confirmed press reports that the Commissi n plans to enter into a contract with the General Electric Company for
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    Freighter's Officers And Crew Assume New Role
    313 8 Standard Staff Correspondent FOLLOWING the polio of the Indonesian educational authorities to make Knjilish the secondary language taught in schools, the officers and crew of the Sin Soon Lee. a 1 .000-ton Singapore registered freighter which left here yesterday for Lampong, Sumatra found
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    Immigrants For 'Down Under'
    34 8 COLOMBO, cAirmail) (Renter' —Over 1.770 Immigrants bound j for Australia passed through Colombo in two ships recently. The Orient liner Ormonde carried 1.0:20 immigrants and the P O Chitral 744.
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    Nation-wide Racket
    27 8 BOMBAY. Mar. 28 (AP):-Twenty-eight-people, including a clerk in the government office, were arrested yesterday and charged with operating a nationwide racket of issuing forged passports.
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    FEB. CARGO TONNAGE SHOWS DROP
    118 8 Standard Staff Reporter A TOTAL of 541,708 tons of cargo was handled from ships of 75 tons and over in the Singapore Roads and alongside the Harbour Board wharves for last month. This brought the total cargo handled from these ships for January andFebruary t0
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      659 8 FAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA UK CONIINE^ 1 i pore. P ham Penan*. "NORDVEST" for Honelronp Kcbe Yckoham* Odna 4 5 "I-.'RRIA" for fiaiunn ir Bit.tikok 4 5 Apr I 3 Apr SI 31 Mar. •NOKIIHVAI fnr Ban«kofc 2Q-21 Apr. 17 lfl Apr. "PANAMA' 1 Tor Banuisok. Sa'.aon Honykonß Manila .Kobe Yokohama
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    232 10 Mar. H8 AP) The wpnm&m& rol- gcandbl Ha- CBgalfed ihrer more r- of la-t year's ity College of New \snn botli Ac nation's Emritation nd the Nalional < oll^iziate Alkletk mpioiwhm. D Attorney Frank Hi g Tuesday arrested Irwin Daznbi N Mas mt and
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    40 10 Army-Navy V. Civilians On Sunday I thrill Rf ii Sta- 1 i the d rt iM the" NenMrbJ h c anau.il CMB- played I and 1 1 a s urt ll r«OevI B Sharifl -Mi. i r n Um --..-,-.-,^-.-^,-x,
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    Preston NE Score 14 th Win In Row
    273 10 LONDON, Mar. 27 (Kt continued thfir victorious 1 into the frir>t Division ot t li tin lay with a 3 2 win al L give victory and their l')lh L Tfa i s unbroken run uf triumph surpassed the record of the
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    72 10 m ie third am ge era! n• ting ot M insfl I Sporty Club ie I ing we e t i cted office-bearers: President:— Mr. Yap Keng Soon vice-president: Mr. LI I Hop. 2. Chiang, hon. secretary: M Tan Sip Chew, hon. treasurer: Mr. Tan Be:^
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    53 10 K( ,t-\ BAHRU, Tues. The I .school games competitu i t s and boys o\ u.. B gush School Kota p ru and Sultan Sulaiman L- h Sc tool, Kuala Trengga- be held in April. is annual tournament M for' Jalaluddin Shield. Ismail Ei glish School won the
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    68 10 NEW YORK. Mar. 27: (AP)— F ner featherweight champion Willie Pep. 127 lbs., won a points decision over Pat lacobucci, 126 lbs., in a 10-round bout at j Miami Beach, Florida, but failed to knock the outclassed Clevelander off his feet. Pep hurt his left shoulder
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    Finance Audit SU Mark Anniversary
    108 10 THE FINANCE Audit Sports Union of trie Treasury Department in Singapore celebrated their first anniversary with a picnic party at Mr. Lim Teck Lee's bungalow at Ponggol during the Easter holidays. At the annual general meeting the following were elected: President: Mr M.T. PiUay, vice-president:
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    4 Changes Made In English League XI
    196 10 LONDON, Mar. 27: (AP)— I I No player from the Cup Final clubs, Newcastle United and L Blackpool, has been chosen for!' the Football League team to 1 play the League of Ireland in Dublin on Apr:! 4. Nevertheless, the English combination is
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    Four For Britain
    79 10 Four For Britain LONDON. Mar. 28 I (AP) British boxing i i reached the heights at i < Earls Court last ni ;ht as i < the national heavyweight < champion. Jack Gardner, I and the light heavyweight champion. Don Ccckell. 1 grabbed European titles. 1 That made four for
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    UK BOXERS WIN EUROPEAN TITLES
    651 10 Jack Gardner Beats Heavyweigh tHolder Don Cockell Is New high t-Heavy Champ LONDON, Mar. 27^Jaek Gardner, 23-year-old British heavyweight champion, won the European crown Tuesday night by outpointing Joe Weiden, defending title holder from Austria, in a 15-round bo uL LONDON, Mar. 27 (Beater)— Dob
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    54 Horses Arrive, 2 For Malaya
    65 10 FIFTY- FOUR A u s t r a ll an horses arrived in Singapore yesterday, but only two are for the Malayan turf. The others are I going on to Calcutta. The horses arrived here from Melbourne and Adelaide. Of the two horses which
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    FRISBY PROMISES MORE PLAYGROUNDS FOR S'PORE
    212 10 IF SINGAPORE had .Vian Games, n<> Uriii>!i ter have been represented al IV« out b\ tin* President <»i the \a\) Pheng Geek, al thrir I; Mr. Yap paid tribute to members of the Singapore contingent who were guests. Tribute, too, was paid to the
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    LA BEACH WINS
    52 10 SYDXEY. liar 27 (AP) Lloyd La Beach of P ma rajj the 220 yards in 20.8 seconds on Monday to win the £250 Stewards Purse. His time was livetenths of a second slower than the world record. He wai first ever to win this race n a
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    ALPHONSUS PROMOTED TO CLASS 1
    208 10 ALPHONSUS PROMOTED TO CLASS 1 Br. m i- \\\c latest cla I ica tion list ol b raei issue* by the Straits Racing Association. TRANSFERS From t im 1 to C ia 1 Alphonsus: Birthday Gilt. From Class 2 to Class S Kingsgrove: Dante's Id; W«yang; Sporting Pink: B* va
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    Promoter Offers Guarantee Parse
    54 10 SAX FRANCISCO. M 27 CUP i Promote! H i 1' Kync tee purse of $150,000 for a ftght champion Ezzard Ch\ _c Joey lianm foi 4 !h..:iv Furr Jake Minlz. marra^f* and Jack K> rns, manager of be he!d either .n the San Francisco Cow Palace
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    Len Button Topped Batting Averages In MCC Matches
    268 11 LONDON, Mar. 28 (Reuter)— Leu Hutton, Yorkshire and England opening batsman, topped the hatting averages for all first class matches played by M.C.C. on the tour of Australia and New Zealand. Hutton scored 1,382 runs including^ six centuries in 25 innings for
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    Decisive Win For England
    226 11 WELLINGTON, Mar. 28 (K«iii«*r-AAP) England »rnrnl a decisive win over V* Zealand in ihc Test ■■atca which concluded here today. England needvi\ 88 runs to win when Nrw Zealand, in ibeir second innings were all out fat 1 I8*> after lea. England's batsman went for quirk
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    S'pore Race Meet Schedule
    106 11 FOLLOWING is the racing e the forthcoming S gapore Turl Club race meel at Bukil T Ist l>.iv Apr. 7 Hoists, el di\. 1 and 1 mile Horses, <1. 3. di\. 1. 3. :ind 4 ti Jutn. Horses, el 3, Hi\. 1. and 3 7 HlfN.
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    Perak TC System Popular
    130 11 Perak TC System Popular IPOH. Wed.— The new system tnteed stakes in the time— honoured stakes plus added proved popular not H^^^^ i owners but with the iblic as we!!, the chair- ■S^V Perak Turf Club Mr WjW Sturses said at last m^^K^Bff annual meeting of the :ked thai the
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    NS Malays Win 8-2
    49 11 Stir. IKB AX. V: i The' Kesi Semhilan M lys beat the: N' i Sembilan C inese Recreat: .-l C 111 S to K fan i Brsi divisi i _:e soccer b in S\ n yesterday Trie Chinese i i the first il ->: the match.
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    203 ENTRIES FOR SINGAPORE RACES
    1429 11 A TOTAL oi 203 horses. comprising 104 from class Z and 99 from class :> has been entered for the Singapore Turf Club April meeting on T. 11 and 14. Below is the li^t of entries. !-.t run 2nd run 6f. or lm. 6f. or
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    Penang Chinese Win 4-0
    141 11 PENANG, Wed.— The Chinese made a promising start in the inter-community league competition when they easily beat the Indians by four goals tc nil on Victoria Green this More goals might have been scored by ttu> winners had their many shots not struck the cross-bar or
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    Gives His 1900 Olympics Prize
    53 11 SYDNEY, Mir 28 i ReuterAAP) The first troph) won by an official Australian representative at an Olympic Games will be awarded the Australian 220 yards swimming champion next year. Donor is veteran Sydney swimmer, Freddy Lane, who a n the trophy at the Games in
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    REME SPORTS
    30 11 REME Civili Sp »rts Association holds its annual a«*i!etic meet on the BODCA ground at S:. George's R >ad, SK^apore. on Satui diy si Ing at 230 p.m.
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    Cheng Wah Start Ipoh League With Easy Victory
    223 11 IPOH, Wed.— -Cheng V League honours this season, the Police with a 5/2 victoi of the match was Choong mance at centre forward for ali. strong contenders for obtained full points from ry this evening. A feature Ah Leng's dashing perforthr winners.
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    St. Johns, MBS Draw At Soccer
    172 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The first inter-school match of the season was played today on the St. John's ground when the Methodist Boys 1 School drew with S1 John's Institution, twoall. St. John's drew first blood; in the tenth minute ol the game, when C.
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    Teachers Team For Chess Match
    68 11 Teachers Team For Chess Match Teachers' Training College m meet Singapore Chess Club in a friendly match this Sunday at the Chess Club premises, Orchard Road. Teachers: David T imbyah, Chee Chok Inn. Goh 'I ing H. A Zaini. Bernard Fernandez, Yeoh Cheng Wah, Lim Kee Suan, K i Ti
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    SPI Old Boys Badminton
    112 11 SPI Old Boys Badminton SEREMBAN, Wed.— St. Paul's Old Boys As tion ol Seremban will hold a badminton tournament in Seremban, commencing on Sunday. The s rig es (n i\ ices) and doubles 'selected) matches will be played on that day in St. Paul's Institution hall. I first day's ties
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    Police, First Winners In MalaccaLge
    237 11 MALACCA, Wed.— Malacca's s eason opened yesterday with the Police beating the Indians 5-0 in a Craven Cup fact o at the Kubu Stadium. The game was not of high standard though both sides ex- pended quite a lot of energy and were triers all
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    Aintree Scratching
    28 11 LONDON, M 28 (AP>— Tommy Traddles scratched from the Grand National on le iving 42 pr ibable and i half miles steeplechase at An.Liven April 7
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    BOD Civvies B'ton
    61 11 The following were elected office-bearers af the fifth annual general meeting of the badminton section oi the BOD Civilians' Association, Singapore. Convenor Jimmy Goh; Assistant Convenor Andrew Tan; Committee member Lee Bong Smi. Affiliated parties or clubs wishing to have friendly matches with BOIX'A should communicate with
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    BASKETBALL
    84 11 MINNEAPOLIS, Mar. 28. <AP>. The University of Ken- tucky on Tuesday night won! the National Collegiate Athletic Association basketball cham- pionship by defeating Kansas State KH-oH. Kentucky had been j champions in 1948 and 1949.! but lost last year to City ColLege nt New York B. R. Alien who
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    RAJAS CLIMB TO TOP OF LEAGUE
    423 11 RAJAS CLIMB TO TOP OF LEAGUE Ibrahim Doilah Scores Hat-trick CF\TRF-FORWIRri II i Vil-ii.^ HL/-I \J It V> \l\lf 111 I;i Mil, i trick gave Kota Raja Club a tlm > the Singapore Recreation Cluh in S%| iy I match at the Jalan Bmmr Sud With this Hin the Raja,
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    Rough Play Mars Junior League Tie
    8 11 Rough Play Mars Junior League Tie ROUGH the <
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    East Coast Motorists Hold Successful Rally
    229 11 KOTA BAHRU, Tnes.--lo Uv held on ihr Em& <ki< on Sundaj at the Gong h witnessed by more than .'I. (I the Sultan of kt-lantau. the lYn^kii Mahkoia. The success <>! this Mot i Rally was due to the efforts made by Mr. B.
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    NS BADMINTON ASSOCIATION HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR
    122 11 SEREMBAX. Wed —The annual general meeting of the Negri Sembilan Badmini Association will be held this Sunday at the residence of Mr Lim Ewe Law. one of the < presidents of the association. Tlie report of the association reveals thai there n i redit
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