Singapore Standard, 6 March 1952

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    15 1 Singapore Standard OL. II NO. 248 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    40 1 WiM im l>rri'!l. n«'W lirfeaec tastrnctor, ill Malaya, Singapore f> v BOAC jesterdaj I'iis he wa» Civil < omaussioaei i»r t .md dwring rears •otaafced in r- in IIM Indian »f f'.ih.ir. „r-l! b spr» l.ihst iM!/.itn>n <»f train ,ln|.> SLuidird
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    LEADERS BACK CALL-UP PLAN
    668 1 Many Aliens Feel Move Untenable Without Civic Rights Standard Staff Reporter WHILE leading citizens in Singapore and the Federa tion welcomed the news of the proposed National Service Bill whereby men between 18 and 55 are liable to be called up for national service, many others,
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    Police insell 700 Mutineers
    43 1 M S I Reutei I Justi in day thai tee will led > m itii this moi ning a1 v ison, Ti Paris eying a iwreMhed th€ in I the m< prison and even- S perf i r ga> grenades
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    Appeal Allowed
    15 1 ct rigo- ed IB tai gc was al- Chief es Murray i. Court
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    Govt. Sues Chinese For Duty Due
    239 1 Stund.trd Staff < orrr.spondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The M"nment of the Federation ol Malaya sued a local Chinese, Wong Ho! Onn. Presideni ol the Selangor Health m I Sti >ngth Association for £64.472.70 being duty due the < ei n enl from the sweepsi
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    Deputy HC Inspects Govt. Housing Projects
    55 1 Kl U. I.r\lPt'R Wed. High Commissioner, Mr D c MacGHlvray, made a tour ol the Government housing projei s here today Ho was ac- by Member for Works Housing, Mr. J D Mead. and e Director ol Public Wo a i H rasing, Mr
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    Relief Rushed To Japanese Quake Victims
    128 1 SAPPORO. H ikkaido, Mar. 5 (UP) Bittei sleel and storm lashed today at 10,000 homeless victims of the earthquake and eight tidal waves which struck this northernmost Japanese Island A United States Air Force plane flew through snow and rain-filled skies lo drop 1.000
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    Air Power Tripled
    77 1 SAIGON. Mar. ."> (Reuter) Tn P striking powei of the French Air Force in [ndochina liad been tripled by deliveries of American aircraft, B:i«. Francis G. Brink. head Ol the United States military assistance advisory group to the Associated States of Indochin i. said here today. Brisj
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    Rescuers Dig For Victims
    71 1 RID DE JANEIRO. Ma 6 < \p> Rescue 01 kers d sgii yesterday in the splii le ed debris ..t a freak train wreck, [eared the toil ol 102 dead will rise higher in Brazil's worst railroad disaster. About ~w> were injured The wreck occurred Mopday
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    Churchill Relies On US A-Bomb To Prevent War
    520 1 LONDON. >lar. .*> (Reuter) Mr. Winston Churchill toW ihe lloiist* of < oiii'u.hir UMiay he relied on ihe rapidly growing and already overwhelming power oi the United States in the atomic bomb to deter aggression while a defensive front was being formed
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    Rebels Storm French Post
    64 1 Rebel s Storm French Post SAIGON, Alar. 5 (UP) Communist rebels launched a brief but violent attack against a Franco-Vietnam outpost ne:ir here using bamboo ladders, mortars and explosives but were repulsed with heavy losses, tin- French Headquarters announced today. The arrival of reinforcements put the Communists about 200 to
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    HK Answers The Reds
    82 1 HONGKONG. Mar. 5, (Reuter-AAP)— Governor Sir Alexander Grantham today expressed the Hongkong Government's determination to maintain law and order in the colony. "We will not be intimidated." he told the Legislative Council in commenting on last Saturday's Kowloon riots in the course of his annual budget
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    Prime Charles
    31 1 CAERNAVON, Wales, Mar. r (UP» Caernavon Citj officials have asked Queen Elizabeth H to bestow the title Prince pj Wtile^ o i her son, three-year-ow Pi nee Ch tries.
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    'Bills Should Embrace Fair Sex Too'
    79 1 The Standard understands that women in both Singapore and the Federation are particularly apprehensive about the future of their husbands, sons and sweethearts. But two women, MISS AMY LAYCOCK. City Councillor and MRS. SHIRIN FOZDAR. have suggested that the Bills should embrace their sex.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    92 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON. Mar. 5. The following ore the dastaf prices of rubber ond tin on the London Morket todoy LONDON RUBBER fi L0N 0 N 7 TIN f ton c nnt 33 d Spot £977 per fon a ,i ?2'd I buyers £977.1 Os.
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    TRAIN ADMINISTRATORS AT VARSITY'
    195 1 Stmdard London Correspondent L ONDON, Mar 5 Trie University ot Malaya will be the "lurcing ground" to tram a c ps .-f highly qualified admintetrators to whom Britain can turn over Dower, it t|i (> F:*r Eastern editor pi tne Manchester Guardian has bis way. In
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    Young Guests At Big Tea Parly
    136 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Some (>0 boys of the Serendah Boys Home were ftuests at :i tea party siven by General Sir Gerald Templer at the Kind's House. Countess Mountbatten. Lady Tempter and Miss Templer were hosts and served the boys, whose atjes range from
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    Citizenship Policy Change Expected
    466 1 1 I. \i>l\<» ritisens in ili«- principal rilScm oi a t I* rdrr.il ion voiced an one man llirir >ii|»|»nrl ol ili<Naluinal S«t\ i<«* Hill. Main of ilit-in ryilliUfdl 11««--lu-litt thai the move moiiUl l»r MYOmMNtinl a 4'liaii^«--ol Covernmejil^fi jn»lir\ lowardu "raniini; Fe^leral rili/n^hi,,. Kuala Lumpur
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    Back Anti-Bandit War —URGES ACHESON
    70 1 Back AntiBandit War URGES ACHESON WASHINGTON. Mar. 5 (Reuter) United Spates Secretary of State Dean Acheson today appealed to the "free peoples of the world' to support Britain's effort to defeal Communist terrorism in Malaya Mr Acheson issued a statement at his weekly press l-oii-ference in which he said the
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    COUNCIL MEETING
    22 1 IliF Perils S\.\. Council will hold its meeting on Sunday, March 9 1»52, <* Ui« 8.. ti Be ai in A.rau.
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    5 Red Planes Downed
    31 1 SEOUL Mar 5 (AP) Allied jel pilots this morning surprised 70 Communist jets an£ j S hol down fivo MIGs jusl as they crossed the Yalu Rivei
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    Questions On Bill Are Invited
    223 1 THE National Service Bill requited from the men ol Malaya ;i r ignition of their responsibilities and of the country's right to call mi them in time {j t need, said Deputy Comptroller of Manpower Mr. 0. J Cragg it i radio talk lasl tiigl
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    HOUSES FOR CITY STAFF NEARLY COMPLETED
    456 2 $2 Mil. Building At P. Panjang Standard Staff Reporter SEVERAL housing schemes for the staff of the Singapore City Council will be completed durinu this >ear and in 1953, Mr. W. I. Watson, ihe City Irehitecl and Building Surveyor told The Standard yesterday* M
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    56 2 MR V WAHAB (.HOWS who rcturm'il from the I ;nt»*tl Kmudom yj^terday in the Corfu with Mr. F. B. <{«• S<»u/.t Alicr < omplt'tinn thnr Kiu studies. The two lawyen liitrnd ti» join a prr. .itr practice B«»th left Mni:ap«>re in 1 .»4!) and were called to Uk Bar at
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    Higher School Certificate Exam Results
    166 2 C VNDIDA L s sat for the Ige H .er School CerExa j. ''•"■l va iful in thr p D pal I p) level: K UM I s INSTITUTION A g Geouraph; R G< I k Hung Geo- Mathematics s Than) B sin .:ii GeoI
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    Centr? Delaved
    30 2 IHK formation >f the comn writs centre !1 Havelodi Road. S ipoi c s been put nflf linj the recommendations <»f the Committee :<>:■ Community Developmeni on the subject,
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    Appeal For Witnesses
    71 2 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE Traffic Police yesterday appealed for infor- [nation which may he'p in their investigation into a fatal accident al I wrong Road near the T mile on Mar. 3. The accident involved a lorry and a 38-yoar-oid Chinese cyclist. Meow Vang, who has since
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    Supported By Second Wife
    55 2 CHARGED with tailing to pay his first wife the monthly allowances due to her and her two children, a Malay. Hashini bin Amin. told the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday that he was jobless and w'as living: on the earnings of his -second wife. The case
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    Malay Union May Oppose Park Petition
    125 2 Malay Union May Oppose Park Petition Standard Staff Reporter THE Committee of the Malay Union of S:rigapove will discuss at its next meeting a suggestion by its President; Inche Mohd. Sidik. to oppose the petition by about 3.000 residents of Geylang, asking that the Eastern Trade Fair in Geylang Serai
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    Girl Blames 'Cruel Uncle'
    60 2 BEATEN by her father because a "cruel uncle" had related untrue stories about her. a 22-year-old girl, Lee Ah Moi, decided to end her misery by drinking caustic soda. She survived the suicide attempt and after two days in hospital, was discharged. In the Singapore Second
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    Woman On Threat Charge
    41 2 Woman On Threat Charge A WOMAN. Lim Ah Eng, was tentatively cluirged in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with criminally intimidating another woman. Loh Ah Boey, at a house in Cavan Road. Lim was allowed $250 bail until Mar. 12.
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    $1 Bill Used For Identification
    607 2 $400,000 OPIUM INQUIRY Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE First Police Court was told yesterday how a dollar bill was used to effect the delivery of $400,000 worth of opium in Johore. Ihe Dili was torn into twor pieces and one half was given to a
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    Left Dead Child At Convent Gate
    308 2 Standard Staff Reporter FOR depositing the dead body of hi* eight day-old daughter at the gale of a convent in Victoria Street early yesterday morning, Wong Fook Choen, a 11 -year-old rattan shop proprietor, was lined .S,">o in the Singapore Seeond Police Court yesterday.
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    Worker Claims Month's Salary
    173 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Standard Vacuum Oil Company were the defendants yesterday in a civil suit brought by one of their former employees, Boey Poui dice, in the Second District Court, Singapore. Boey claimed $310.50 "being one month's salary and allowance in lieu of notice of
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    3 Special Classes For Adults
    102 2 THE SINGAPORE Council for Adult Education are holding classes on film and music appreciation and pure economics. Those wishing to join the class on film appreciation are asked to write to Mr. J. Evans, Film Censor's Ollice. Maxwell Road. Classes are being held every Wednesday,
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    SOLD HALF PAID CAR, MAN JAILED
    190 2 A MAN who bought a motor j car for $4,500 on the instalment basis and sold it to a secondhand dealer's agent for $4,350 within a month, was sentenced to eight months' hard labour in the Third Criminal District Court yesterday. He was Ho
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      112 2 SINGAPORE PTARy KAMALA CLUB: Children's* party 5. p.m. YMCA: Cricket practice at Balestier 5 p.m.. Tennis at Bras Basah Courts 5 p.m., French Commercial classes 5.30 p.m., Judo Beginners' class 6 p.m., Gymnastics class 6 p.m.. "The VIGIL" Lenten Devotions. Speaker: Rev. Chiu Ban It. 8 p.m. YWCA: Malay Class
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    105 3 GIFTS from < hildrcr of several schools in L<K Altos, California, to in derprivileged children in Si isapore's Social Welfare Centres being opened at the home of Mrs. L. Cresson yesterday. Among the giits in the 23 boxes were a set of science encyclopaedia, records, needles and toys. They will
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    Educationist Pleads For Technicians
    300 3 -> .:niLinl Mall Reporter SO X 11 Mi'T on the parl of rcUiealionists to C-. t»rliMi«;il -kill n» a |»r«-|i;iralion for a career llic -1 ul»l«*l ||»f Illilil rOIMIiItOIIH of «'lll|>lo\t«i }iu .1 ;.im-> iii Singapore compare la\oural>l\ *>\ com mercial or Covrrnmrnl service. iye lay
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    Proprietor Of Shop (13) Fined $10
    36 3 Proprietor Of Shop (13) Fined $10 th, Tea ired in yesti nmons n and a A) iie K J L il his n the rtment ten out Couii pnetor .pri.- r m dealer's > t a year
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    Labourer Freed
    13 3 bourer i tviction > rigo- I ei was M irra j High
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    Escapist Lim
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    TB Experts Find Work Interesting
    137 3 TB Experts Find Work Interesting Standard Stall Reporter two NEW tuberculosis experts, who arnved in Singapore recently, are already nnding their work interesting. They are Dr. Mostyn, Lady Medical Officer, who has taken charge ol the Treatment Centre of the Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association, and Dr. Lyell Andrews, the Radiologist. Dr.
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    BRIDGE BAN ON TRISHAS
    89 3 SINGAPORE M 1 »torists will shortly be able to drive over Anderson Bridge without the fear of arm waving trishamen doing a turnl about in front of them. ■J"::-- Vehicles and Traffic Committee of the City Councillors has agreed thai trishas e prohibited on Anderson Bridge
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    Doctor III: Case Was Postponed
    131 3 Doctor III: Case Was Postponed A SUMMONS case in the Singapore Second Police Court had to be adjourned yesterday because the doctor who was to give evidence for both the complainant and the defendant, was not available. The case was postponed to Mar. 19, after the prosecutor, ASP. B. N
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    Today's Power Cuts
    219 3 wcaDorc II 1 I- iinlri lt< M ill- v Brewery, 1 ;liu R«L. mini Un. kl'»t»j.n' K ii.rm.i--1 artory, i >r 1 M 1 i- 1 >:. 1.. < Irafalßur 1 It.ihm. ProplrH 1 11 Sana n i: 11 11 Kix.-r K 'i' 1 on h.irtl SI
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    Talk Postponed
    32 3 THE talk. ""India after Independence" which was nave been Riven last niuht by Mr. Gopala Mt-non. the Government ot India's Representative >n Singapore. wa s postponed because he wai indispuwU.,
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    Chinese 'Rescue' Ludwigs
    204 3 Standard Shipping Reporter MR. AND MRS. Lobel who are travelling from London to Sydney in a thirty-year-old London Taxi-Type Austin car, left Singapore yesterday in the Royal Interocean Line passenger ship Maetsuycker, on the last lap of their journey. In an interview with The Standard yesterday on
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    LAWYER APPEALS AGAINST $30 FINE
    185 3 A SINGAPORE lawyer, Mr. A. P. Godwin, who had Imm'h f:ii**<l #30 in the First Traffic Court on a charge of nc»liucnt driving appealed against conviction and sentence in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Appearing for the appellant, Mr. K.E.W. Hatchard submitted that the magistrate
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    72 3 ABOUT !iO per cent of volunteers who were to begin training in civil defence work turned up at the Joo Chiat Social Welfare Centre yesterday. These 30 volunteers were divided into four groups as there are four instructors recently *'t;raduated" from the Singapore Civil Defence Tcflini t a 1 Training
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    PRE-LIBERATION DEBTS FROZEN
    272 3 'Critical' Date— Sept. 5, 1945 THE Singapore and Federation Governments have decided to "freeze" all pre-Hberation debts which were outstanding at the liberation between individuals or business organisations in Malaya and those in Indonesia and Dutch New Guinea. Information is now bein«r called for by the Custodians
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    COURT BRIEFS
    227 3 TWO one-hundred dollar fines were imposed on Wong Fook Seng ami Wan Hoi S;lm. a m6tor repairer and a sawmill owner respectively, for obstruction. Each of the men had a previr is conviction. TAX S:m Swee, described as the owner of Chop Ban Hock Hin, a bicycle shop
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    Amah's Suicide
    67 3 Amah 's Suicide A FINDING of suicide was recorded in the Singapore Coroner's court yesterday at an inquest into the death of a 55--year-old maidservant. Cheong Yin. who was found lying unconscious on the floor of her room at Tanjong Pagar Road on Jan. 17. A bottle of nitric acid
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    Welfare To Start Laundry
    304 3 Standard Staff Rrport»-r THE SOCIAL Welfare Department is shortly opening a laundry at the Mount Erskine Social Centre for the use of "harassed" housewives in the neighbourhood. This announcement by the Assistant Secretary tor Community Development. Mr. C. E. MacCormack, yesterday, comes on the heels of
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    Gave Four Sons, Lost 1 In War
    102 3 MRS ALICE Maude VV bb widow of tiit' late Mr. Joseph William Web!) of Penang, died on Tuesday, aged 73. recipient of the Coronation Medal of King Edward VII, presented by the then V.n.cv pf Wales. Into: King George Mrs Webb's four Sons
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    GOVT. CO-OP STORES POPULAR
    353 4 GO VT. CO-OP STORES POPULAR 1,000 Lines Of GoodsSupplied; Still Expanding Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Government^ cooperative stores scheme to reduce living costs has made rapid headway since its introduction. The Kuala Lumpur Wholesale Stores Society, which is the distributing agent for retail stores all over the country,
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    Dato Raja To Rejoin UMNO
    80 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Dato Raja di Raja Mohamed 1 Dom, who did not agree with the Rembau Branch of the UMNO and resigned from the organisation has now resigned from the Negri Serabilan Branch of the PMU and with 1 his supporters will rejoin UMNO.
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    Kluang 'Air Day
    39 4 KLUANG, Wed.— Encouraged by the success achieved at last i year's 'Air Day' when many j desiring nights could not be f satisfied, the Kluang Flying Club organised another very successful 'Air Day' last SunI day.
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    72 4 The Vice-President of St John Ambulanee Brigade, Kelantan, Mr. Kong Cheng Whun (seated in centre) was feted by the brigade officers on his re- ceiving the Donat Medal. Standing (from left): Mr. Sam Kah Kee. Che Abdullah Salam, Wan Noor, Che Ismail, Mr. S. Kanagasabai, Mr. Yan Hong Kiat. Seated
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    Countess Visits Sick Soldiers
    145 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Lady Mountbatten visited the British Military Hospital at Kinrara here this morning was taken round by the Com- manding Officer, Lt.-Col. MacKenzie. Lady Mountbatten. who was i accompanied by Miss Mary Reade. Chief Welfare Officer for the Far East, and
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    More Cambridge Exam. Passes
    71 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUxMPUR. Wed. The Department of Education has received information that the following candidates who sat for the Cambridge School Certificate examination have been successful: (9308) A.V.A. Knight. V.1.. Kuala Lumpur. (9856) Kuan Beng Ei. High School Kajang. (*****) P. Ponnudurai, St. George's
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    Klang Boy Scouts Assn. Officials
    87 4 AT the annual general meeting of the Klang District Boy Scouts Association held at the Klang Court House, the following were elected office-bearers for 1952: President, Dato Ahmad bin Osman (District Officer, Klang). Hon. secretary, Mr. S. S. Sundram. Treasurer, Mr. B S. fcaßrooy. Committee,
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    Dealers Denv Corruption
    79 4 MALACCA. Wed.- Appearing in Sessions Court befc <<u I ju tunons charge, Ycy Sim Chuan, b cycle d« aler, and ray Bcng Pok, a rubber dealer, this morning jointly claimed trial on a charge oi offering $400 U) Inspector ilohamed Khi r I Hashim on Peb. 29
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    $3.400 For Fence
    72 4 Standard Staff Coire«.pondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wt- i Fei -ins of the children' p ground bil Kampong Bh u u going to cost more than the equipment which the Ita a•■ Agricultural Setttemeni Be of Management refused accept without the fencing. Tn r> Finance Cotnmitti i f the
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    38 4 SAIPAN BIN SHAJI, a KLM employee was charged in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with stealing a sarong, worth $7.50, from the company's store at Kallang Airport last month. He claimed trial and was allowed $200 bail.
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    Malacca Plugs Food Leakage To Bandits
    123 4 Standard Stan Correspondent MALACCA, Wed.— A further tightening tm of the food control regulations to seal off any potential looj leakage to the bandits in the rural areas is now being enforced in the Settlement. The new measure restricts the amount of food stock
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    Kirkby Trainees Taste Ist Winter
    669 4 By \FR\O\ NOBLE KIRKBY, (Liverpool). MALAY, Chinese, Indian and Eraoi— rtwdrt teachers who are stndying at the Kirkhy Cattott fc firhl college of its kinil to l>e net up in England hay experienced the severity of a northern winter. Thrir classrooms and living quarters are
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    COURT WANTS REASON FOR Delay In Charging Constable
    33 4 COURT WANTS REASON FOR Delay In Charging Constable i ■ta^wi Si I i i K 1; i T K .i la cut into the dat O! 11l appi a i »bbe i I
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    Federation News In Brief
    169 4 MR. dW VANG HONG CHIEW. until recently was p ipi engineer. Drainage and Irrigation Department. Johore. has been appointed as Assistant Engineer in the same department [JNGKU Ahmad '<■■ T: Rahmai I ne trict Officer. K appointed Second Assistai Treasurer, JTohoi e Bahi i THE Federation
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    $300 Fine For Read Offenees
    6 4 $300 Fine For Read Offenees F.i
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    Judge Order-Re-Trial
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      48 4 Bear Shot InKepong Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Chinese hunters today shot a man sized black bear in the jungle of Kepong, about eight miles from Kuala Lum- pur. during a piff hunt. The bear was brought to Kuala Lumpur and was sold to i Chinese druggist.
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    WANTED: VOLUNTEERS
    170 5 1 7n< i "dining the Standard Pattern Service f LIKE TO SEW THIS DRESS FOR H.SOf FMVF Sets Up Hqrs. Standard Staff r<»r respondent IPOH, Wed. The former FMSVF now known as the Federation of Mala\a Volunteer Foree, is in the process of brine revived. In Perak recruiting
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    Cinema For Have-Note
    39 5 Cinema For Have-Note V.Vd Plan are r■• i by a lOCS 'ra- man to creel inetna hall along Road at Pulau pa permission Is :i:emu hall In urea an'! to sre 8 res have to travel miles to town.
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    MORE UK DOCTORS
    87 5 Standard Stuff C'orrt'spondt'ii< PENANG, Wed.— M o r e doctors from the United Kingdom will be recruited this year for service in the Federation of Malaya, Dr. R.D. Gross. \\w Federation's Acting Director of Medical Services, told The Standard today. He said that these doctors would be
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    No Slacking, Warns Mr.N
    75 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Rubber estate workers in Kedah were told by Mr. P. P. Narayanan. Genera) Secretary of the Plantation Workers Union, when he visited that State recently, that being a member of a Trade Union did not mean that one could slack in his work.
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    Clean Bill
    34 5 IPOH. Wed. The State Medical and Health Officer oi Perak today reported that there were no cases of any dangerous infectious diseases i tin* Slate for the week end- g March I.
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    DO IT THIS WAY
    256 5 DO IT THIS WAY WOl ID YOU like to lew these dresses and save yourself a big bill from pour tailors? The .Mandard -an help you do it. PROM SUNDAY, MARCH Hi. The Standard will run a pattern service that wiii make f possible for you to sew these dresses
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    78 5 PENANG, Wed.— The next examination for Municipal •lerk- to take place some time in September will have a new syllabus, the Municipal Treasurer arid Secretary. Mr. S.V. \dams, told The Standard tolay. Nineteen clerks are at present taking their oral examinition before the Municipal President, Mr.
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    A Fair To Aid School
    87 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed.— The Fukien Girirls' School in MacAlister Hoinl. one of the foremost Chilese girls' schools in North Vlalaya, will hold a fun fair on Saturday and Sunday in aid >f the school building fund. The school founded 32 years i?<>, has
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    An Estate Offers 20 TB Beds
    122 5 ALOR STAR. Wed. The nffer of 2<t beds by the Kedah Estate Group Hospitals has been one of the biggest donations to the Anti-Tuberculosis Association in Kedah. revealed the Association's secretary, Mr. C. H. Chua. These beds will be allocated to poor patients whose
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    45 5 PE N AN G. Wed. -The Officer-in-Charge, Traffic, is seeking information of an accident which took place in front of Sandicrot't at Tanjong Bungah at 7.40 p.m. on Sunday. Anyone who saw the accident is asked to contact the Traffic Officer.
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    HIT THRICE, MANAGER FOUGHT ON
    138 5 «vt ala LUMPUR, Wed.— Although they were taken »>v surprise hv a anjt of armed terrorists, who opened fire on the I ami Rover in which they were travelling, an estate parly O'jfour turn put the »ani> Jo flight afirr a short battle. The terrorists
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    FARMERS GET SQUARE DEAL
    167 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed. Resettled squatters in Tassek (.lugor in Province Wellesley, will be given a new deal by the Settlement Government which ha* iu hand a scheme to issue 33-yeHr leases to those who have shown themselves to he satisfactory farmers. It is expected
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    Night School For Squatters
    71 5 PENANG, Wed Chin settlers, residing in the 1 i Glugor Resettlement C'a:; p in Province Wellesley, are b< given an oppori mity to read ami write their own tang iage A night s< hool, con i ting of tW<f classes, has been opened Since last month
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    38 5 BUY A TICKET AID FUND SITIAWAN, Wed. There wi i be a bazaar and food :>ale m the auditorium of the Ang!<>Chinese School at Kampong Koh oo Friday and Saturday in aid of the Methodist Church Building Fund.
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    Four Men Put 20 To Flight
    286 5 who was allarknl liy three bandits fired back, killing one «»f tli*' K an S* fliis put the other two to flight. [Vo men carrying food outside a resettlement area in Tapah were arrested by a patrol of the l*i Gordons* 4 RESI IT
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    Planters Deplore Lack Of Armour
    125 5 Planters Deplore Lack Of Armour k SITIAWAN, Wed. The Dindings District Planters' Association passed this resolution at the general meeting held recently: This Association notes with surprise, and deplores the fact that despite many pronouncements at the highest level regarding a plentiful supply of armoured vehicles for the Security Forces,
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    Boy Rushed To Death
    94 5 PENAN'G. Wed.— A fatal accident, which occurred in Carnavon Street on Dec. 8 ia.^t year, had its sequel today when a Coroner's inquiry was held nto the death of an 1 1 -year-old Chinese boy, Fong Choong Sin. A'ho died in the General Hos- I jital,
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    SCOUTS BRING BACK A BOWL
    144 5 Slan<lar«l Staff ort<»|M»n<l«nl PENANG, Wt'tl. TW Mala\an Noul onlin^riit In ilu* Ceylon Jambor«»c retained by lltr Jal««lnr^H Imm .Madras thin morning. In tin- afternoon, tin- «oiitin-« i\i i.aml<<! over llit" Federation ami Srottt*' Roga Rrs'nlrni Commissioner, Mr. K. I*. Btnrluini. ui the l\cM<lrtir> The A-
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    64 5 PENANG, Wed. The triegram sent by th** Resident Co/nmissioner on behalf of Lhe people of Penang on Proclamation Day expressing loyalty has been laid before the Queen. The Queen has expressed her appreciation of the sentiments contained in Uie message and asked that this \ye conveyed
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    Duties Without Rights Singapore Standard
    870 6 Duties Without Rights Singapore Standard Independent Morning ISewnpaper nPHE National Service Bills to be introduced in the Singapore and Federal Legislative Councils are presumably improvements on the Manpower Regulations now in force in the Federation. The Federations call-up plan, it is now admitted, is a flop. There are enough loop
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    THE SPUR OF INSECURITY
    405 6 I Mr. Lostoll, on elderly i worker, likes the pensions i scheme. He is puzzled by those who hate it. He cannot 1 understand their arguments. I Luckily he meets Mr. Gotall, who explains. Mr. Gotall: This pension I 1 scheme must be stopped. It divides
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    1580 6 But For The Vast Tangle Of Deadly Emergency Weeds j KUALA LVMPUR. x LOOK round Malaya's political garden just now avoiding, of course, the kitchen garden ichich American pressure on rubber prices has sprayed with gloom, or that vast tangle of deadly weeds knoivn locally as "The
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    14 6 •'Well, whatever he's rot, it's catching!— At least we know that much!"
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    Malaya's Political Garden
    143 6  - Malaya's Political Garden MICHAEL DAVIDSON By General Templer as a bundle of nervous enerpy. He certainly is that and a lot more; his is a character which cannot be assessed quirkly. He is an amusing man often because he means to be and he is determined to be determined; j
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      359 6 Sir: Further to my letter in your issue of Feb. 25 I understand Capt. T. H. Marshall, first P.M.C. in 1856, was the same Capt. H. T. "Marshall, P O.'s Agent until 1859, according to Mr. S. Durai Raja Singam's booklet "Malayan Street Names". This
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      DO NOT READ THIS WHILE HAVING YOUR BREAKEAST
      395 6 Sir; Reader? like my- > self who enjoy their paper 2 during breakfast would be well advised to leave this s letter until later, since the I nauseating subject of "spit- ting" may not go with cereals and boiled egg. Perhaps some
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    Queen's First Public Function
    48 7 public cere- f<| vhcu she IM poor 1 in we«t- j nfumted v rcploec t^e oi Sove- |fc« feet of the d Tfi M rsdtuj '> arc rhe onJy I i to Im minted bca? f^e j ■"•<;*' VI. The prei uted fhe (i, v fyfar-
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    Ceylon Dual Citizenship is Explained
    132 7 Mai 5 (Heater) G men! Exter- 1 p k»- man today isiona ol the i nship Amend- j I in regard to I oese In Mare] rted to have ex- prehen lon the Ministry .id said tha' a Ic enl wh< vast of any other
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    East Germany Suffers Power Cut
    46 7 s UP West filled c ectric I plunged pa Is el zone ini u fan 5f for st gi ruta in Wesi d the >ta ■> I ap] eaj ed I orities nlv lOC ml s1 German Cmmup si < ss s times
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    Reds Challenged On Charges
    189 7 Acheson: Submit To Neutral Probe By Int'l Agency WASHINGTON, Mar. 5, (Reuter). The United Slates Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Achesun, yesterday challenged the Chinese Communist Government to submit to an impartial investigation their charges that United Nations forces were waging germ warfare in Korea. In
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    Soviet Press Charges US 'Germ War'
    95 7 Soviet Press Charges US 'Germ War' MOSCOW, Mar 5, (AP) The Soviet press and radio reported Tuesday thai United States commanders are planning 'Aide use of bacteriological weapons in the Far East. I Moscow newspapers pubf lished dispatches claiming the Americans are using infected Insects and are employing their Japanese
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    'First Gentleman Of The British Realm'
    167 7 .Queen And Duke Arrive LONDON, Mar. 4, (AP)— The Duke of Edinburgh is the "first gentleman of the British realm" when he is out with his wife, Queen Elizabeth 11, but when he is alone two other Dukes take precedence, a Buckingham Palace spokesman
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    Atttee Wins In Labour Party Clash
    192 7 LONDON, March 5 (Reuter) —Leader of the British Labour Party, Mr. Clement Attlee, triumphed yesterday in a backstage clash with Mr. Aneurin Bevan. over defence policy. The difference was over what kind of challenge the Labour Opposition should throw down to the Conservative Government
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    Farouk 'Emerges As Strong Man'
    235 7 Farouk 'Emerges As Strong Man LONDON, Mar. 5. (IP). British authorities on Middle Eastern affairs said yesterday they believed Kinjj Farouk was finally taking the stand as Egypt's strong man out to smash political factions upsetting Egypt's internal affairs. It was clear, they said, that Ang 1 o Bgyptian treaty
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    Ridgway, Radford Hold Policy' Confab
    54 7 TOKYO. Mar. 5 (Reuter- A AP> Conferences on what was officially described as "matters of high policy" concerning naval and military forces in the Far East, bei^an here today between Admiral Arthur W. Rndford C-in-C Pacific and US Pacific Fleet, and General Matthew B. Ridgway,
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    World Bank Man In Iran For Talks
    86 7 TEHERAN, Mar 5 (UP) World Bank negotiator Hector Prudhomme arrived here by plane yesterday to continue talks with Premier Mossadeq for a solution of the oil deadlock. He was met at the airport by the official government host Agricultural Minister Khalel Telageni Prudhomme
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    Ike Confers With Turkish Leaders
    41 7 ANKARA, Mar. 5 (AP)— Gene ral Eisenhower Tuesday had a two-hour conference with Turkish military lenders to learn the strength of the newest recruit to NATO Wednesday the General will Hy to Greece for further talks.
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    Cairo Riot Trial
    37 7 CAIRO Mar. 5 (AP) A military court will try 103 Egyptians charged i n connection with the January 26 "black Saturday" riots here, in which several Britons were killed, reliable informants said Tuesday night.
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    N'iist Govt. Wins Case Against Ex-Officials
    244 7 WASHINGTON. Mar. 5, (Reuter).—The Chinese Nationalist Government have won a $7,000,000 court case here against two of their own former officials, but now they have to find out where the money has been lodged The United States District Court here Monday entered a default
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    HK Trade In 1951 Shows Sharp Drop
    121 7 HONGKONG, Mar. 5 (ReuterAAP) Sir Alexander Grantham. Governor of Hongkong, said today that 1951 was a year of declining trade for the colony and the position was "certainly serious" though it could not be called "catastrophic." In his annual budget speech to the
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    120 Killed And 200 Hurt As Trains Collide
    207 7 KIO I)E JANEIRO, Mar. ."> (I P) »T«m LfaiiiJisl passenger train* collided and hurned near Rio \«»t«rdav and lalesf reports lattl JUO pcnsjsjsj am killed ami itt'arly 200 injun-d. Ninety-three bodies were recovered from the wreckage and nine passengers died in local
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    Dean Avheson Bad:, Dulles
    77 7 WASHINGTON, Mar 5 <UP Secretary of State Dean Acheson told a press conference today that he did not hold the belief that John Poster Dulles violated the agreement with Britain in regard to the Japanese peace treaty. The agreement in question was an understanding between Dalles
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    Aust. Entry Ban On Mainland Chinese
    63 7 CANBERRA. Mai 5 (AFP)— The Australian Government yesterday decided to ban entry into Australia of any person coming directly from the Chinese main land The decision was taken on ndvice from the security service after Immigration Minister Harold Holt expressed the fear that any
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    Aust. House Passes Bill RatifyingPact
    236 7 Aust. House Passes Bill RatifyingPact CANBKHHA. Mar f. fU uti AAP< The bii. ratifying I Pacific Security Pad between the United States Australia ind New Zealand, was passed in all stages by voice vole In the Efotnaj of Representatives late last night. It now foes to the Senate The External
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    Queen's Birthday
    33 7 LONDON. Mar I < \P> Queen Klizabeth's birthday will be celebrated officially on June this war. .1 Ruck ini^ham Palace announcement said Tuesda> The Queen's actual hirth day is on April 21
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    S'PORE BOUND 'HEAVY LIFTER'
    103 8 Standard Shipping Reporter Two of Bco Liae'i t§ fa t freighters operating on the United Kingdom-Far East service, have oeen i.ited wild 120-ton "heavy lift" derricks, specially for the carnage of locomotives, tugs, barges, railway wagons and machinery. The ships are the 7.795-ton Benalbanach and the
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    Indian Navy Exercises Next Week
    97 8 BOMBAY. March s.— Siiips _>f iiit* Indian Naval Squadron are to carry out combined exercises otr the west coast Qexi week. The squadron, which is to je led by the flagship ot the Indian Navy. Delhi. will in.•lude three destroyer^, i 1 t. Ran ji|
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    Ships in Harbour
    196 8 WHARVES Godo Gate Benalbanach 18 4 Corfu 1 2 Cyclops 33 2 Deucalion 15 16 4 Fernsea 21 23 Gertrude Maersk 25 26 4 Glo -yle 31 .'I 'I Inchafran 2: 4 Is id Mail 29 •<> 2 Karsik 2.; 24 4 Kronol ir.d 19 20 4
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    Maiden Voyage
    228 8 GENOA, Mar. 5 (AP)— The I new 25.000-ton Italian Line 1 ship. Augustos, mailed Tuesday on its maiden voyage to South i A.meriean Atlantic •orts. He said that two per- r manent buildings were ready and the placing of the coral pavement airstrip was under way. Five hundred
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    COCOS AIRSTRIP TO BE OPENED JULY 1
    56 8 Standard Aviation Reporter COMMERCIAL aircraft will be able to land on the coral airstrip of Cocos -Island on the Australia to South Africa route by July 1. This was announced by Mr. F. M. Hilgendorf, senior Airport Engineer of the Australian Department of
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    U.S. FLEET UNITS DUE IN S'PORE
    130 8 Standard Shipping Reporter FOLLOWING an ibwMx »>f several months, unit* of the United States Navy will irrive in the Singapore Man-o'-War anchorage tomorrow morning in the course ot a two-day vi*it. The ships are the Ilymati. I Beattv, Purdy and Bristol of Destroyer Division
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      460 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CD. LTD. Kemilar >ailings to China and Japan fn m Singapore Porl Snettenham Penang Also dirpi Sailing from Ranckok and Indonesia |n China Japan Due S'oore Due Penang From "Kwelying* 1 In Port Mar 7th Hongkong •Shonsi" Mar 11th Mar 14ili Hongkong Sails Sails Sails Penang P. S'hf.m
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      57 8 Despatches TODAY: Japan. Hongkong and China 7 a.m. by Corfu. Tan.iong Pinang 7 a.m. by Pahud. Kuaia Trengganu (parcels only) 8 a.m. by Rawang. Britain. N. Irelang. Eire. Europe. North and West Africa. West Indies 8 a.m. by Cylops. Bur m a and North India noon by Sangola. South India
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    UK Rubber Chief Warns Of Grave Effects In East
    228 9 UK Rubber Chief Warns Of Grave Effects In East rtdf Restrictions 9 Call ANY legislation which curtails the use of natural; r without a compensating factor might well have s repercussions in the Far East, where the price of 1 is the mainspring of the economy in producing 1 ■•vies.
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    Difficult To Guess The Future Price
    151 9 T:u- Chairman of the Rubber trade Association of London. Mr C F Hall, congratulated the Nt'A York rubber market on its restoration of free enterprise "We welcome this happy event." Mr. Hall said at the annual general meeting of the Association in London last
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    Oil Prospecting In Britain
    15 9 Oil Prospecting In Britain ian Oil Com- ilfielda in Iranian ecting Eaki ing, F v
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    GM Output Down
    13 9 >... in tl b ;1!'--44 vehi les of 1951 A P
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    Slight Fall Seen In World Rice Output
    284 9 Slight Fall Seen In World Rice Output -lIM.ION, Mar. .> (Reuter). The U.S. I ..t Vnrirtillurc estimates the 1951-52 *orld rou-h rire at 336,000 million pounds, a i ww p«T rent, from the 340,000 million ll>. of rtling «;:r. 1 pi r y in the Ol India. aid .a A
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    COPRA SLUMP
    48 9 P I copra hit a six-year low oi 19 pesos per 100 kilos on the Manila market on Tuesday, compared with 52.50 pesos a yea: ago. Coconut oil was quoted at 42 centavos per kilo on Tuesday. compared with 95 centavus a year ago. A. P.
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    Australian Import Curb Malayan Exports Not Affected
    238 9 Australian Import Curb Malayan Exports Not Affected By MICHAEL CONNORS, Standard Staff Reporter A CUT l»y Australia in Tier imports from Britain and elsewhere »f more than A.£ 100,000,000 in the next iinumial year is not expected to affect Malayan exports to Australia, a spokesman of the Australian Trade Commissioner's
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    Produce Mart Still Quiet
    88 9 THE produce market in Singapore was quiet yesterday and little business was reported. Copra quotations were slightly higher, buyers indicating $29J per picul and sellers $30j. Coconut oil had buyers a1 $44j per picul and sellers at $46. No business was reported in j copra or
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    Cattle Disease Now Spreading
    81 9 THE world's livestock herds are gravely threatened by the present ."spread of foot and-mouth disease. Professor Gaston Ramon. Honorary Director of the Pasteur Institute, has warned in Paris. "Europe is now facing a severe foot-and-mouth epidemic." he declared. "The scourge is also afflicting South America and
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    29 9 FF.BRUARY outputs of companies in the Burma-Malay Tin Ltd group are: Katu Tin Dredging Ltd.. 55«i piculs. and Rer.-mtf Consolidated Tin Dredging Co.. Ltd. 4 >2 piculs.
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    HE ADDED TO MALAYAN WEALTH Look To Producing Top Quality Rubber, Advises Chief Of RRT
    371 9 HE ADDED TO MALAYAN WEALTH Look To Producing Top Quality Rubber, Advises Chief Of RRT By MICHAEL GOH, Standard Staff Reporter MR. C. E. T. MANN, who more than anyone else in the rubber growing industry in Malaya was responsible for making three pounds of rubber grow where only one
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    US Shortages In Some Materials Easing
    71 9 MR. Charles Wilson, director nf the U.S. office of Defence Mobilisation, told the U.S. Senate that there had been "some easing" of national shortages in such materials as steel, copper and aluminium, but it was still too early to know for certain whether the
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    TRIBUTE TO GALLANT MEN
    90 9 A TRIBUTE to tht "gallant i and steadfast nien in Malaya who. despite almost insuperable difficulties. have been able to maintain the flow of rubber to consuming countries tnd so to provide a steady Mow of dollars to tne sterling area" wai paid i br Mr
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    110 9 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER THE .latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per Ib Buyers Sellers No 1 Spot Loose Sl.oB* Sl. oB} F.0.8 in baics Mar. No. 1 RS.S. 51.084 SI. 08? No. 2 K.S.S. Sl.Ooi' 51.061 No. 3 K.S.S. $1,031 51.04 Tone: Easier. LONDON RUBBER Wednesday's opening prices per lb.
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    Big Increase In Thailand Trade
    69 9 Trade fibres for Thailand show that during 1951 she had a favourable balance amounting to 759 million baht Total exports during the period amounted to 4.473 million baht and imports to 3.714 million baht. During 1950 the respective totals were 3.576 million and 2.881 million
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    HK EXCHANGE
    45 9 HONGKONG, Mar. S Special Standard Service -Closing prices on the Homkong Exc »an^e today were HK$l5.BO to £1 Sterling; EiK56.***** to US$l; HK? 1.840 to M a i a y n SI; HK.f'J.29 to one Indonesian R -.piaJb; Gold HK5325.625 to n taeL
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    UK-German Pact
    27 9 Britain and "West Germany have concluded .a ncv trade agreement providing for .substantial increases in the supply o! German steel to the United Kingdom. A.P
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    US GOVT. IN RED
    26 9 The U.S. Government closed out the first eight months of the fiscal year U557.520.481.K92 in the red <he U.S. Treasury reports. A.P
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    Slump Fears Rise In India As Prices Fall
    261 9 BOMBAY, Mar. 5 (IP). A sharp fall in th<price of gold is causing financial men here to wonder whether a major economic depreanion ha« not already started in India. The .-el low metal, which Is regarded more or less the country's price
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    Easier Tendency In Share Mart
    185 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Wed.-Thcie was a slightly easier tendency m all sections of the Malayan share market today, and business was limited by the cautious attitude of buyers. Changed prices v\ < r< INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Fraser Neave Ord. 365 3.75 cd I Henry
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    Trade In Rubber Is Small
    158 9 Standard Market Reporter BUSINESS on Um Sing rubber market ye terday again small, cootad with country being hampered I difficulty of telephone co munication. Small overseas orders wei received from the [Jail Kingdom, the Continent i Japan. There appeared to be nn I clination oy
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    HK Defence Spending Rise Steeply
    87 9 HK Defence Spending Rise Steeply HONGKONG, Mar 5 ißcutcr AAP) The Financial Secrc tary today asked the Lej{t4la live Council for a budget HK5285.207.i'.m for the Sera ..car 1952-53 Thu represents an increase ol 21 per eei I compared with the last Rseal vp r Defence expenditure i s about
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    Thailand Bank Chief Quits
    75 9 BANGKOK 5 (Re The Govern* <■ o! •he B< Thailand, Momluang Dei S wongse has resigned because "pressure of "<■■" tg health." Other sources said tiU resigna tion resulted from disagreement with policy of the Finance Mini ster in increasing the steiiin value of the Tical
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    Ceylon Attracts More Tourists
    52 9 Ceylon Attracts More Tourists CEYLON earned Rs 6.400.00.) from tourist traffic last yeai This has prompted U>e Government to eonsMer varlo schemes to give touritti belt* amenities and facilities travel These proposals inrlu.-lc th e establishment of u r i tutono mous corporation I > run rp^t houses spread ovei
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    JUNIOR LEAGUE PAGE
    884 10  -  LEO WEST Calling That Squad Car! By U Mill) till the squad tar gv| about IS yards m.i\. I hen I stepped off tin* Cinb and held up my hand. U ioon i Dad saw I I I doing. :<e m ide < bui pled o-i to
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    LEAGUERS' CALL-BOX
    199 10 ALAN KIIUO oi lj.s llutton Lane. Penang, whose hobbies are collecting views. ii lin stars' photos, and songs, reading. swimming and scouting, seeks pen-pals over tile age of I "I. F()O TIANG FONG of 511. Serangoon Boad. Singapore s who i-> 16 years old. desires to have pen
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    Games With Words
    185 10 Findirp Animals DEAR add D gives ADDER. ARE add H gives HARE. ALE add S gives SEAL. TAG add N sive.s GNAT. NEAR add V gives RAVEN. In the examples above, one letter is added to each word. Then all ot the letters are arranged to make
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    HIS HOME IS A MUSEUM OF ART
    376 10  -  Marjorie Shannon by (Top) Mr. Chan Peny Yin browsing over a hool: on art in a corner of his treasure-filled sitting room. (Centre): A treble gourd-porcelain vane of the Kaii'.j Hsi period, Ching Dynasty (about ihe 17 century); a porcelain rase of the
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      499 10 M THE AIR KAlMtl MM siM.\roith 4K4 id 4i id) 9.::."i a.m. for Schools; !»■">•"> Inter lude; l<* a. in Emergency News (X.L 1it.0.% Music W iiil<- You Work: Hi 4". 'lor Schools; I pm. Farl limner And I His Concert Orchestra; I :<» News. 1.45 Dance Music by Ihe
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    Crippled Boxer Awarded £8,000
    147 11 LONDON, Mar. 4 (Rente m-).— Jack Hobbt, 20-year-old British boxer crippled in a road accident in September 1950, *a* awur<l«><l damages of £8,000 sterliim in the Ili<rli ourl today. I 0 Suing the London Brick Company Limited, he claimed that the collision between his motorcycle and
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    Cathay Cup Golf Tourney
    140 11 THE qualifying of the Island Club Camay Cup and L.G.U. February golf com pet i tion 'Women's Section! which was previously postponed will be played on Sunday. Ladies are reminded thai they must be on the course at the time specified. The times from I i
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    Tailing Malays Hockey Team Win Championship
    176 11 Tailing Malays Hockey Team Win Championship TAIPING, Wed The Taipmg Malays" hockey XI retained I le championship for the second year, when they beat, the Taiping Chinese Recreation Club 1-0 in a replay yesterday. Earlier both teams had tied with equal points. The game which, was watched, by a bi«
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    Wrestlers Get New Rule To Save Referee
    106 11 KTRESTLING fan! have < bed ti mgtj i *ht of feree will n< i come Satui which ha: I i Framed I make mat-i ten more i d for th< m;i in the "In the eon! in iho ring and Ihe mi jusi
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    148 11 UJlf nun J>Um jTl<'U& I Well, we i I up -hill make a down hill shot. On hiU, <■ re apt vo ha ng thai the hill us i You'll lose th'tl f< i you'll <!<> these things your left leg .srrui<;/.'.' a I I right leu bent m* '/"if
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      670 11 NOTICE THE TRADING WITH THE ENEMY ORDINANCE 1939. NOTICE INFORMATION is required 1 by the Custodians of Enemy j Property in Singapore and the I Federation of Malaya concernI ing debts outstanding at the date of the liberation of Malaya between residents or businesses incorporated or doing business in Malaya
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      1088 11 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCF (Chapter 45) In the High Court of the COLONY OF SINGAPORE ISLAND OF SINGAPORE JN BANKRUPTCY Wage Earner's Administration Order No. 102 of 1939. RE CHUA BOON TANALIAS VOON THIAM JOON. of No. 480. Sims Avenue. Singapore; Clerk at Command Pay Office. Singapore. Notice is hereby given that
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      244 11 NOTIChS BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCF (CHAPTER 15) In The High Court Of The Colony Of Sinjjapore Island Of Singapore IN BANKRUPTCY, Wage Earner's Administrat too Order. No. 154 of 1939. RE: KOH CHONG ANN. nl No. 101 i-K. Jan en Road S j i) K a }> e. Book-kft per. NOTICE IS
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    Boxer Volunteers To Join Twin In Bandit Fighting
    322 12 Boxer Volun teers To Join Twin In Bandit Fighting 11 kii.i. am)l-:k>on EAGER TO VV IN the approval ol fi«hl fans in Singapore ami 1 Ik- Federation i-» <m»- «»l Britain's most priMwifiiwg fealherweighlß, Corporal liill\ Hisrult, now nrrviag v.\\\\ tiu- Special Air N-run* Regiment, Malayan Scouts, Onrj a fru
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    SCFA Appeals Again For Soccer Field
    307 12 \PPKAI. to the public to support their efforts to <»bi i in a seecei ground ior th-' Singapore Chinese Football Association was made i,^ Uw ie -elected president mi \h- \nnih uit. »>n. Mr. I*. W. On; it tl" association's 4Nt iaa ;l i;e:irral
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    Tigers Aie Thanked
    75 12 rill l iget Sports Association all Chinese Club ■<••: affiliation fi om B ipore Chinese Football 00 on the ground ,it non-Chinese membei it was stated in the report oi the Sins ipore Football Association day. »gh the User Sports As»o- i t no more their affi-
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    No Changes In England's Rugger Team
    143 12 L< )\di >\. Mar 4 (Reutei 'I g nil H'.i^by Union team t> meet S ttland in the Calcutta it a1 Murrayfield on 1 !.> be the same as selected for the game with I ind lasi month which was postponed because of nationa
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    ADONIS WINS SIXTH HANDSOMELY
    2292 12 Good Day For Punters, But Ocean Snare Fails By GOODWOOD BRILLIANTLY ridden by McCloud, Adonis from the Rodgers stable, sprung ihe surprise of the day when he romped home an easy three-length winner in the main event the Spring Handicap over seven furlongs at the second
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    REME Base Hold Signals To Draw
    216 12 REME rU^K Workshops drew one-aH with (,HQ >innaU in a major United Services soccer league fixture at \\rr Ha jali Road yesterday. Both teams *ere evenly matched and if neither could make much headway, it was) due to poor finishing on the part of
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    RACE FOUR
    27 12 Horses Cl. 4 5. Div. o— U Furs. Value S 1.500 Messrs J. A. Chippindale Lee Kim Puat's 815—234 CONSTELLATION 1 2> 8.04 Spencer 1
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    GOOD SOCCER WIN FOR UNIVERSITY
    44 12 PI \v. I the 1 by five goals 1 Si i L 1:1 os the 1 sit! the second g imn Ranger* r 1 1 II r- n|i SlN'4 if K by •a in. '.r the S the V
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    SMSU Beat Everbright
    107 12 THE Singapore Municipal Services Union beat the Everbi ight Table-Tennis Team by loin games to three in a friendly table tennis match on Saturday at Karirt Park. The resmlts were (SMSU mentioned first): Singles: Leow Cher Young 'rap! mi' beat Teo 800 Teck 3 11 Chan Mun
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    F&N Beit Bukom 6-1
    50 12 'I UK Singapore Busi n es s Houses League tie between Fraser A Neave Sports Club and Puloe Bukom S.C. was postponed due to the water lugged ground condition. The teams played 1 friendly game instead. Fraser Neave trounced Pie Inlanders by six go-jls t,> -Hie
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    Me! Brown Beats Roos On Points
    135 12 ROTTFRDAM. Mar. 5, AP>. —U.S. middleweight Me! Brown last n i h t won a scheduled IMluund bout over Dutch Jo ftoos by intervention of the rei>ree in the third round Brown, who is a citizen of Antwerp, Belgium, was far superior to Roos.
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    Leach Seeded 3rd
    100 12 LONDON. Mar. 5 (Renter)— Rene Roothool't, of Fiance, is joint top seed with former world champion Richard Bergmann, for the men's singles event in the English open tabletennis championships at Wembley, London from March 25-29. Another Frenchman, Guy Amouretti is seeded joint number 3 with 1951 world
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    MUD FORCES DULL GAME
    305 12 MID that lias plagued all soccer muirlies at Geylang stadium in lite last few days, again domin u»'d tilings when third division teams, Bukit Tiinnh and Seletar vesterday met to settle their league tie. They battled the mud and each other and though Bukit Timah emerged
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    Recs Snatch Win In Last Minute
    366 12 A GOAL scored a minute from time decided yesterday's S.A.F.A. senior division League Boeeer ii«* in whirli Sin^aporr Krcrcalioii lul> snalrlied a 4-3 \irlor\ from Royal Electrical ami Mechanical Engineers, ai Jalan Hoar Stadium. The game .started with the S.R-C. attacking. Stevens and Clarke
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