Singapore Standard, 11 March 1952

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    17 1 Singapore Standard 4 A 1 II NO. 253. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CINTt
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    Young Girl, 19, Man On Arms Charge
    10 1 Young Girl, 19, Man On Arms Charge R< parlrr i
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    Police Accused Of Shooting By Eye-witness
    293 1  - Police Accused Of Shooting By Eye-witness JOSEPH YEO SEC AM AT INQUEST Standard Staff Reporter \NI\I. Mon.— The inquiry into the death of wbbtT tappers. Low Kok Hoe and Low Kok a dramatic turn at the Se^amat Coroner's when a witness said that he saw the No. i] Nice Jungle
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    Through Train Services Resumed
    47 1 I Inn I I X M.m. ii Kul ■i an-thi-N etnilig the «>h>tru» tion Ike uomiv tr.un. derailed bj t«r I >.»uth Prr.tk l.i^t i>. now b«'»n clear ■MMI through ii fj ,ir»- b»-ini; r«" ;t!i Ike niuht ni.ul Atm Kual.i I. urn
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    85 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK
    254 1 8 5 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK Sabotaged By I-C Rebels 170 Miles N-West Of Saigon SAIGON, Mar. 10 (UP) Eighty-five person* were killed and 23 injured when Communist saboteurs derailed a train 170 miles northwest of here thr<*r days a«io, it was revealed today. The disaster occurred near the village
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    73 1 The lion. Lady Russell, Acting President of the Singapore Branrh of the British Red Cross Society, opening the meeting yesterday evening of the I!>.V! Advisory Council, at Government House with the Governor. Sir Franklin (iimson. m the chair. From left: Dr. W. .1 Vickers Director of Medical Services; Lady Russell;
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    Batista Seizes Control Of Army In Cuban Coup
    191 1 llV\\\\, Mar. 10, (UP). General Fulgencio Batista. Cuba's "President-maker," M*iz«*<l control o£ the government today m a lightning pre-dawn coup and President Carlos Prio Socarrass' presidential palace m the heart of downtown Havana surrendered to the rebels at 1400 GMT. Tad members
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    Adenauer Leading In State Election
    110 1 STUTTGART, Mar. 10 (UP) Chancellor Konrad Adenauer won an impressive victory early today m the State election considered to be a test, vote on German participation mi n the European Army, complete but unofficial returns showed today. Adenauer's Christian Democrats won 51 seats m the
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    Treaty Talks Cancelled
    107 1 Treaty Talks Cancelled TAIPEI, Mar 10 (UP)- Tl c Chinese and J a pane; c pea c delegates cancelled tin-; afternoon's informal meeting to give '><>'li parties 'i" study the new situation caused by publication m Tokyo of the "Chinese draft peace treaty." The chief negotiators meeting this morning, also
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    Eden To Rest Up
    70 1 LONDON Mar 10 fßeuter The B; itish Foreig i Mr. Anthony Eden \h-<".\ suffering fi om inliuei i lis to c i"' scence m the country be!": i.• I tui ning to full dutj a Fo e g Office spokesm m announced I > day He
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    Cabinet Hears Budget Report
    55 1 LONDON Mar. 10 (Renter)— Mr. R. V Butler, Chancellor of the Exchequer, today disclosed to the British Cabinet Mm budget, to be presented m the House of Commons by him tomorrow. Later today Mr. Butler is expected to c Queen Elizabeth to inform her of the
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    Party Opposes Exemption Of Fed. Councillors
    162 1 Standard sun Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. --The exemption oj Councillors from conscription is opposed by the Executive Committee of the Selangor Labour Party which met last nighi and passed a resolution on the proposed National Service Bill. Whne accepting the principle of conscription, the
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    Sel.Sultan's Sister Weds
    136 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. II indreds of valuable gift* will be delivered at the Istana belang >v residencf of th e Sultan of Sciangor by Malay royally and friends of the Sultan when his S i ;ter Tengku Khaladlah binti \Knarhum Sultan Sulainian Shah marriefl
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    Colombo Plan Talks Begin
    148 1 KARACHI. Mar 10 (UP)— Commonwealth experts began Colombo Plan pie-conference consultative committee meetings here today to review the twoyear progress of the economic development programme for South Bast Asia. Commonwealth officials, joined by economic experts ol other member states on the 16-nation consultative body. scheduled twice
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    Conductor Dies
    29 1 HOLLYWOOD. Mar. 10 <UP>. —Dr. Leonard Walker. 51 former conductor ol the London Symphony, Liverpool Philharmonic and BBC Symphony orchestras, died today at his home hei c.
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    UN Truce Delegate Threatens 'Walk-Out'
    208 1 TOKYO, Mar. 10, (IT)— Rear Admiral B. E. UNbf accused the Communists today of threats and intimidation at the Korean armistice conference. table and said he would M get up and walk out if they kept it up. The Allied truce delegate barked his threat
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    RIDA May Seek Aid From 'Plan'
    167 1 RID A May Seek Aid From 'Plan' i Standard Malay Correspondent IMPORTANT developments for Malaya's RIDA (Rural and Industrial Development Authority) are expected when RIDA chairj man Dato Onn bin Ja'afar atl tends the Colombo Plan conference at Karachi shortly. Although no official comment \va s forthcoming irom Dato Onn
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    NZ To Disclose Plan Today
    65 1 WELLINGTON Mar. 10 (Reuter) The New Zealand Government will tomorrow announce i financial measures aimed at seI curing a favourable trade balance and to aid Britain, it was understood today. Mr s. G Holland. Prime Minister of New Zealand, .said today: "The Government has almost
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    Share Prices Fall
    67 1 LONDON, Mar. 10 I Reuter! Australia's decision to cut im- ports >idded to the pre-budget gloom m the Stork Exchange to--1 day ;md share prices dropped. The belief that import cuts will be severely fell by British md tstiy was reflected by the sharp marking down ol
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    F-Cards Valid If Legible
    104 1 Standard Staff Kcpnritr THE public m Singapore are reminded thai the Government is not ;tt present undertaking general re-issue ol identity cards which have been m use over the p.ist thi cc j cars. Some applicants have visited the Registration Office with cards that are quite
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    Death Toll In African Battle: 12
    94 1 JOHANNESBI I: I (Reuter) rtui Ired il i pean police armed with guns tried toda> to <i pitched battle between sands <> tribe At rican i<>\\ tiship ol "> near here. 1 i iuait ies m the li ■a hich broke out yestei now
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    7 MIGs Downed
    83 1 )K O Ma 10 IT Amei iran K ;'.'i Sab flu :i se\ en !ommunis1 WIG I !<•! s toda> in three battle North K'.i the fits in more than .< month Some 80 MIG '.r Yslu River fr«»m i i thi s .1! tei noon in
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      82 1 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Mor. 10. The following ore Hie doting prices of rubber ond tin on the London Market todoy: LONDON RUBBER "-ONOON TIN Spot 32 1 d. sp«* *982 P« r fon Anr /luna 31 id. buyers, £983 sellers. w:. vfo "-.0T,"" I £98
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    Radio Forum To Discuss Service Bill
    145 2 TONIGHTS (8.30 p.m.) Malayan Affairs Forum ovei Ku.i;o Ma.iiyj, Singapore, will re a discussion o.i the National Service Bill to be introduced m the Colony Legislative Council at its meeting next Tuesday, and m the Federal Legislative Council next Wednesday. Taking part m the
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    No Curb On Exodus From Malaya Until Service Bill Passed
    277 2 Standard Staff Reporter TllbßK is nothing to prevent any exodus from Singapore or Malaya of persons likely to be called up under the proposed National Service Bill until such time as the Bill becomes law and exit permits are required
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    Caught After 4 Years
    219 2 ONE three robbers who el led the lung arm 01 the law foi n ore than four years beI »re he was cornered was sentenced to five years 1 rigorous imprisonmeui by Mr. Justice R. gers yesterday at the Singapore Assizes. On the ?cused, Lim Chew
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    92 2 < V KITSOX i' chequt i I 5919.20 I Sand, Si i' i T" S n-t y several er-C era "s i I welfare enefi E T. B: t$ Ht i H York N I Id I Hon t 29.8 M r I he hoi'i i will he a Mn
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    Failed To Shoe His Bullock
    70 2 A bullock cart driver, Vee- j rappan Ratnam, ?>j was fined I $50, m the Singapore City j I Police Court yesterday, for j failing to shoe his bullock. The Veterinary Officer's re- port stated that Ratnam's nine-year-old bullock was lame on the left fore
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    SLEPT ON TRISHA
    70 2 KOH AH MEE, told the City j Police Magistrate yesterday, that because his chief tenant got annoyed with him each time he woke him up at night j when he returned from work, i he slept on the five-foot way. Ah Mcc was fined eight dollars for
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    Silver Casket For Gimson Ready
    241 2 Th v President of the City p Council. Mr. T. P. McNelce, G wun a much relieved man o yesterday when the silver Ct casket was completed by C three silversmiths specially imported from Ceylon for P t thr job The casket will be IV
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    Academic Standards For Pharmacists To Be Raised
    270 2 Standard Staff Reporter DEVELOPMENTS m pharmacy all over the world have made it necessary to raise the academic standards for pharmacists, said Mr. C. W. .\iaplethorpe, prominent British pharmacist, on his arrival m Singapore by Qantas BOAC from London yesterday. ~>(| Mr. Maplethorpe,
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    FINED $1,000
    41 2 GAN KIM CHOON. 35 was fined $1,000 m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday for assisting m carrying on rhap-ji-ki lottery on Mar. 1 at I Klang Lane. He was found m possession of betting slips valued at $2,277.
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    Major Freed On Charge Of Assault
    217 2 Major Freed On Charge Of Assault MAJOR R.V. KNIGHT. M.C.. R.A.. who faced a charge of common assault by slapping Daud bin Othman, a City Council Gas Department plumber, was found not guilty at a General Court Martial, presided over by C >1. J.N. Barker, at Fort Canning, yesterday. According
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    $50,000 Bribe Offered To ASP, Court Told
    787 2 Ponggol Opium Case ONE of the six accused In the $400,000 Ponggol opium robbery ease was stated yesterday m the Firs! Police Court, Singapore, to have offered a bribe of $50,000 to a Police Ottieer attached to the C.I.D. as an inducement not
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    54 2 photo. f The new Singapore j General Post Office Bulk Posting Counter which was opened to the public yesterday, to speed up transactions and also help relief congestions at the general counters. The counter is at the rear of the Singapore G.P.O. (old entrance to the G.P.O. facing WhiteI away
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    TRAFFIC POLICE NEEDS $100,000
    527 3 Govt. Warned: Without Funds We Will Be Lost' 1 1 WHERE a tangle used to be, then* is n»w order. 1 This system of eat park- I ing m (Oliver Quay was I 1 introduced by the sin^a- I pore Traffic Polite three 1 1 weeks
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    SPORTSMAN TOPS SCCC
    181 3 imiaitl Slafl Rrporter I SIAK KEW, tormtM Vice-Presidenl of the i ti f Cluunber <>i Commerce, was elected it itt the Chamber yesterday m place Sye who resigned. M Ko Teck Kin, a 42- int who v. a n< v, ly i >mmittee. I 1 »0 year
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    OP Can Now Demote NCO's
    43 3 OP Can Now Demote NCO's ti )i Hi hi :ii t \)> a .■i „iinn > Bfa Will m it ol Po] i r has la r»Mi ii' >■ i ;i i n". k. his her» i "m „i\ spn iSttd i' I or< t t
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    Girls Climb And Abscond
    18 3 Girls Climb And Abscond B ii .me kati oi th. ad Ihi ii seel brc Ii g > i
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    Band For The Queen
    16 3 Band For The Queen i m« I i to r. is 1 1 II in•a death
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    KILLED BY WALLS HE ERECTED
    201 3 THE bi ick wal s of a water ■.1 i a conl ractor, Ng iek Kee (48), ha i helped to i lapse lon him resultj |g his ith. This was told m the Coi Court, Singapore yesl lav. Ng md his friend and partner.
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    Hawkers Rush For Licences
    123 3 HAWKERS by the hundreds aiv queing up daily at the Clean g Department m Lorong Lallai and k Roa I, Singapore. for theii ice un ler the new registering system. The Ju V 1. Al 500 es have I issue i itinerant hawkers since registration began
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    Excess Passenger
    30 3 KOH BOON', a t ixi driver, was fined *l >. m: the Singapore City Police Court yesterday foi carrying one passengei i i excess, on Dec 14 last year.
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    272 3 Mint; Urilj: Joa hi.it Place, H incoon k.i r hi-.mhi K<l ■i> Plit-rson X.l It-- in.. ir y IM 1 i>," r Serangoon, K#l i.mvl I'mitmu I rk Bra.l- j n.iir IM Taiijong K.I Telok < ti iii^- 1 9i mill*. "i I ta til Mt»rah Hurra
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    Information Led To Raids
    53 3 Standard Stall Reporter IN FEBRUARY 23 raids were made on certain hotels and promises m Singapore suspected ol being used as brothels, the -'~> cial Welfare Department revealed m its progress summary. The Department received anonymous Letters regarding some establishments. As a result ot these raids,
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    SAFE HOMES MAY MAKE JOBS UNSAFE
    326 3 SAFE HOMES MAY MAKE JOBS UNSAFE Standard Staff Reporter ACCEPTING an SIT. house m place of their present home-; may mean a change of jobs for most of the occupants of the condemned houses m Palembang and Java Roads, because the majority of them work with one of the shipyards
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    RED CROSS IS A VITAL NEED
    523 3 ~*Sir Franhtin Standard Staff Reporter THE VITAL necessity of having a branch of the i Red Cross m Singapore m order that the Colony a leader m many forms of activity m South East Asia may play its part m one of the most
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    Catholic YMA Officers Named
    95 3 Standard Staff Reporter A' the 19th annual general meeting of the Catholic Young Men's Association (Church of Our Lady of Lourdes) held on Sunday the following were elected office-bearers for the current year:— Spiritual director. Rev Fr J. Aloysius; President. Mr. C Anthony; Vice-President: Mr V.
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      254 3 f »;s tgr at a if "SERRAVALLO'S TONIC The Virturs o| "Sri ray allo's lonir" an- \\>l\ known to "Nerv>." "Kun down," 'S«riavallo\ lonl<" is Just what you want. The Virtues <;1 •Serr;vallo's Toni« ar« wHI known to Medical Men. h> whom it is largdj prt-M rilx-d l( builds up
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      56 3 SINGAPORE PIARTI mi monisTS: Straits Chinese p ,yei Meeting Mr. Tan k<>k Hoe 4:1 m Geylang Bagllsh— P 1 Meeting Rev. Ong C lik Ghee Pm. Y\\( Mmdll m Class at 5, r es c^ i r Beginners lass g 1 Advanced Class a.m., Ballroom Dancing Class ii Raffles Quay
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    Evidence Sought On Students' 'Pay'
    266 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon students from the United kii the Federation Government committee under the chairm Commissioner, Mr. D. I). M support the Malay Students sion of the present allows students undergoing training The meeting has been fixed for next week. Recently Che Chazali Shade. a
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    Swimmer's Body Found
    98 4 MALACCA. Mon. Resuming their overnight search this morning, the Police recovered the missing body of a Telecoms technical assistant. Chong Koh Vong. who disappeared m the sea yesterday while he and several Telecoms men swam from a launch for Pulau Besar beach instead of waiting for it
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    Woman Fined On 3 Charges
    81 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon A :}6-year-old woman, Lirn Siew Kee, the wife of a tobacco merchant, was convicted by Che Harun m the Second Magistrate's Court here today and fined a total of $450. m default three months' rigorous imprisonment for three traffic offences. She was
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    ACQUITTED
    39 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Yeap Teong Kee, a 27-year-old Chioese who was stated to be mentally deranged, was acquitted and discharged by Che Ibrahim m the First Magistrate's Court here today, on a charge of theft of a motor-cycle.
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    Magistrate Wants Cases Looked Into
    237 4 JOHORK BAIIRU. Mon. i For having four sticks of sugar cane m her possession on the roadside m Jaian Segget. Johore Bahni. a Chinese \voI man was arrested tor hawking (without a licence by a Police j Constable, the Magistrate, Che Mahmood bin A!i. was
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    Army Driver Fined $65
    83 4 MALACCA. Moil— On the j resumption of the case against him m the Magistrate's Court' this morning, an Army driver, L/Cpl. Arthur Goddard admitted he had inconsiderately driven an armoured vehicle at Tranquerah on Oct. 20 last and that he had failed to stop after an
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    KENTS AND MANCHESTERS ATTA RED GANGS
    189 4 KENTS AND MANCHESTERS ATTA RED GANGS Forces Kill Two And Wound 8 Standard Staff Correspondent M ALA LUMPUR, Mon. A patrol of the Royal West Rents m Rawaiig, Selangor, fought a sans of 20 terrorists today on a ruhber estate. I They killed one of the terrorists and wounded j
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    60 4 The RAF Regional Band, which is touring Malaya from the United Kingdom. It will be heard over Radio Malaya, and at many service and private functions. With its 35 musicians, kit and instruments, the all-up weight of the band is about five tons. It will be flown from Singapore to
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    HG Gets Money Award
    237 4 HG Gets Money Award KUALA PILAU. Mon. The Mentri Besar. Negri Sembilan, Dato Haji Abdul Malik. visited Kuala Pilah district to present a monetary reward to a j Malay Home Guard who. a few j days earlier, had shot and killed a Communist terrorist m the jungle. Addressing the parade
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    3 Appeals Dismissed
    67 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Three appeal cases involving three Chinese sentenced to death for carrying arms and I ammunition under the Emergency Regulations, had their I cases dismissed by Messrs. f Justice Charles Matthews, Justice Abbott and Justice Taylor, at the Court of Appeal i today. It took
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    Johore MCA Backs Minority Report
    147 4 JOHORE BAHKI', Mon The majority report on the Immigration (Control) OrI dinance 1950, is not m the interests of this country, i This was the decision ar- rived at after a lengthy -i discussion at a meeting of the Working Committee oi the M.C.A. Johore
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    School Concert
    49 4 PORT SWETTENHAM, Mon. —A concert was held at the Anglo-Chinese School Hall by j the Indo-Ceylonese girls m aid f of the Methodist Girls' School's building fund. The play was i called "Vityasangaran". Tickets' 1 were sold at the rate of $5 $3 1 and $2. i
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    Couple's Plea Dismissed
    125 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon— Wong Keong, 57, and Lai Soo J Ngo, a woman, 47, who were both sentenced to penal servi- C tude by Mr. Justice Wilson for being bandit food suppliers, t pleaded for leniency at the J ■^ourt of Appeal today. Both vere arrested m
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    Lawyer Hits At The Judge's Summing
    605 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Mr. R. Ramani. appearing M i Singh who had been sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Thu:n mitted his motion to the Court today consisting of Messrs Matthews, Justice Abbott and Justice Taylor, b\ directing his Hill for "having overstated m
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    $1,000 MCA GRA FOR MALAY SCH
    79 4 Standard Si.ill Reporter JOHORE BAIIRU. Man m keeping with tht com mendable policy of th« Malayan Chinese Association, of giving donations to resettlement schools and charitable organization! the Johore State Branch, which has been offerIng grants to schools m resettlement areas tor building purposes,
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    Home Be From Do
    34 4 Xi A; Fur:, the S- pur;-. d Fe i I) t I li C< J; A w tc W o\ p I c f 1 < I 1 1 I I
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    IDA Aid For Pond & A Drain
    124 5 IDA Aid For Pond A Drain I I traducing the Standard Pattern SerCi^Tl I IKt TO SBW THIS DRESS FOR $1.50? Bj'tri.i' i titY Correspondent m. i AHRU, Mod o, t:v v I r A projects in Kel Bm S ngei Tasek to Te k Ba B..fho< District to yd
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    GENERAL WANTS THE 7,000 BRA VE
    301 5 GENERAL WANTS THE 7, 000 BRA VE Standard Mail CorrcspmMicnl PI AMI, M— fill appeal to the people of Pen. 1 111; to join the Civil Defence Division so that they Ban In- well prepared tor the worst in the event of an lir attack was made by the Assistant
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    DO IT THIS WAY
    288 5 DO IT THIS WAY WOl I U \i)l liU to i«'w this dress and -aw 'OiirM-lf a l>i<i hill from ri four tailors? The Standard c •an help you do it. KROM NKXT SIN MAR 16, The Standard will run a ri pattern service that will make it possib'e for
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    Sat On A Pouch Of Ammunition
    124 5 IPOH. Mon. A young rubber tapper, Chan Wah, (20) who was found by a patrol of the 45 Commandos R.M. m the U v Ringlet area ol Cameron Highlands resting on a pouch, containing 14 rounds of ammunition was today sentenced to death by
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    Pick-Pockets Are A Problem
    42 5 PICKPOCKETS do not often i respond to probation treatment. states the Department ol Social Welfare's February report which cited a case where a bo> pro--1 bationer was sacked from his i job for stealing from his em- ployer.
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    Visitor Feted
    52 5 SHAIKH SYED RAMADHAN, 26 year old leader ol the Muslim Brotherhood Society ol j E»ypt and Secretary of the World Muslim Conference, Ka- rachi, was th e guest of honour a1 a tea patty given by Mr. b l.v Alsagofl on behalf of the All Malaya Muslim Missionary
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    Judge Warns A Teacher
    148 5 tandard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Mon. Assessors, who II to attend court when called j ion to <io so arc Liable to a •rm of imprisonment of six I ionths or a fine of $300 or rth. This warning was .sounded v Mr Justice Thomson at the
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    Medical Chief Tsetse Expert
    103 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Mon. The new Director oi .Medical Services, Federation of Malaya, Dr. H. M O. Lester, will arrive m Singapore by the Oranje on Mar. 10. He will spend a few days m Singapore and Kuala Lumpur before coming to Penang to take
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    Towgay Growers Prefer Own Site
    283 5 j Standard Staff Reporter TOWGAY growers m the Rochore and Gey!un£ areas Ol Singapore have four new sites m view where they intend removing their busm-ss. C i Most of these si.es are Urthe 'Rural area. Three of them I have been suggested bj the
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    Wan Muda Does It Once More
    185 5 Wan Muda Does It Once More WAN MUDA bin Ngah I of Kuala Trengganu, who hus already shown his i interest m education on J more than one occasion j previously by making i handsome donations, has i once ajjain tome forward to help the cause of education m Trengsanu.
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    PICKED MEN AT THE HELM
    274 5 THE BLCTOS inflicted by tin- Communists during Ihe eiftergency, now m il^ fourth year, had been grievous it. terms of losses m lives and property as well as m dollar* upon which Britain depended, the chairman of Pahang Planters' Association, Mr. Hex Duncan, stated at
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    3,000 Indians Ready To Quit The Country
    284 5 -And Mr. Rao Has His Wish Standard Staff '.orrr^|»oinl«*iii PENANG, Mon.— lf Mr. Raraakrishna Rao, iding *ge«l f»'* h< Government of India m ilm* Federation of Malaya, *b» bad rxprr*** wish to see the hUr rush Indiana to get out of Malaya, bad
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    STC Busman Pocketed 80c Court Told
    143 5 CHOO HONG PEN, a bus t c o n duct o r. was yesterd a i i charged before Judge Mi I i Tan Ah Tah in the Singapore First District Court for dis- honestly misappropriatim? 80 cents received from passengers .in a Singapore
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    51 5 PENANG, Mon.- Ma ij and Singapore cycle :r.i--i mot i traders will raise the questio jof the revision of taxation i their second annual conferei j to be held at Singapore Eroi Mar. 15. Traders petitioned the Go 1 ernment for a revision s I time
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    824 6 Sin i>< n<hni Worming JSewspmper I ,of toda; hold firmly to those 1 We -freedom oi thought, prudence to refrain I of ither. ere have been con- ioi as regards the first two r third of our inalienable rights can Irance either from our
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    388 6 Review of Views Whose Welfare? f THERE still seems to be differ- 1 ence m the treatment given to E:: can and Asiatic! officials m Government de-j> partments m the Federation. 2 The policy is to ignore Asian officials though they are highly! qualified and have v por-^ formed their
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    We the PEOPLE
    216 6 We the PEOPLE Takar Answers A Critic Sir: G.C. writes to say that my articles are "traps for the unwary," and likely to deceive your readers. He should have more respect for the intelligence of Malayans. Your readers are not such fools as he thinks. They do not suppose that
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    IS IT STILL TOO LATE?
    195 6 Sir;— On the subject of the National Service Bill, the Progressive Party say that they would take good care that proper safeguards are provided and that certain unfair treatment meted out to Asian Volunteers during and after the last war would not be repeated. Do
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    A HOLY WAR FOR DEMOCRACY?
    161 6 A HOLY WAR FOR DEMOCRACY? MR. LEAVALONE is o neat little man with a smooth 1 face. Mr. Killemall is on untidy little man with a sharp face. They ore talking to Takar m a brightly lit room m Ipoh. Mr. Leovolone (dropping the i newspaper): "Reds kill 5 police
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    JAPAN'S THREE ECONOMIC DILEMMAS
    1625 6  - JAPAN'S THREE ECONOMIC DILEMMAS HESSELL TILTMAN TOKIO, r HILE Japan remains economically an integral part of Asia, it is to day politically allied to the Western bloc and committed to limiting her trade with China (its "natural market") to conform to United Nations resolutions. From this arise, m large part,
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    364 6  - Say what you like i/ f tmmm,. >& K. Cc t a p!es then. n. not compromise. v# n c m ways f.ght for Dur pr r T. No, no v ,v, ways compromise ond we never 4 ghi for our L. Well i om rriise, hut s hear you
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    US Aid To Asian Countries Near $1,000-M. Mark
    352 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 10 (AIM uoilar mark. in'o h VI,r iS n assistailc Poured o those areas during the t re.vult-nt irwman has just asked the American people or an additional US$4OB,OOO.JM Ibal the programmes may taTSlfil al least unUl r efSf £"2
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    Chancellor's Vital Budget Speech Ready
    193 7 LONDON, Mur. f>. {RevKnt.iin's (hanrHlor th r K\rhequ»>r Mr rd Bottel today on|<l the Hnal draft of his t speech whith on t!i\ win Id the world Brit 1111 proposes to put financial house m order. 8] art Mr. B it- ertain to fol- steps
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    Laurel Candidate For PI Presidency
    37 7 to up S< tat< c Joe P. ol the Aas laun na ista Paj I ghl on the 613 i birthdai anni ta nominee est II jrear'j sei;.i :<>:■:.•■' > President ol rupatlon ""Re
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    Arsenic Poisoning
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    Bevanites Determined To Fight Tories
    124 7 RHYMXEY, South Wales, Mar. 10, (Reuter). Mr. Aneurin Bevan, leader oi the eppositiu:) Labour Party's M rebels M against the rearmament programme, said last night they were prepared to go on alone m the struggle against the Conservatives. "I shall try and convince my colleagues
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    Painter Dies
    30 7 N \P- S M 10. i \P> I P ter X > Viti I died on i t ni^hi at his c at .1 p Icone, near Napli s.
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    World Bank Makes New Oil Proposal
    145 7 World Bank Makes New Oil Proposal TEHERAN. Mar. 9 (UP) The International Bank has presented its latest proposals for an agreement with Iran to the Mixed Oil Commission, the goverment announced today. A .spokesman said the Iranian Cabinet would study the proposals before reaching a final decision. Meanwhile. Soviet Ambassador
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    16 Seamen Missing In 3 Accidents
    158 7 AMSTERDAM, Mar. 9. (UP)— At least It) seamen were reported missing tonight as a result of three ship disasters which i-ent .search planes, tugs and lifeboats un rescue missions m the Atlantic and the North Sea. Radio reports said the 433-ton German tanker Thor
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    Priping Imites Jap Unionists
    82 7 TOKYO. March 9 <AFP>— The National Federation of Communist Chinese Labour Unions has invited th e General Council of Japanese Labour Unions to send a 10-man Japanese labour delegation to attend the forthcoming May Day festival m Peiping Secretary-General Minoru Takano of the General Council of
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    The Party Lasted Three Days
    84 7 Nick and Mira Laigh went on their honeymoon on the morning of February 25 after three days of getting married. Money was showered on them by those of the 800 guests who paid to dance with the bride. This raised US$9,OOO. Beer, stacked to the
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    Britain Restricts Travelling By Soviet Diplomats
    240 7 LONDON, Mar. 10 (UP) Soviet diplomats lure completed their last weekend of unrestricted travel tonight 88 Britain prepared to strike back m retaliation for the Kremlin fran on the movement of western diplomats m Russia. A Foreign Office spokesman said Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zarubin
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    Countess Inspects SJAB In Hongkong
    86 7 HONGKONG. Mar. 10: (Re .ter AAP.) Counte.ss Mountbatten yesterday inspected and shook hands with 700 members of the Saint John's Ambulance Brigade, of which she is Supenntendent-in-Chief. She was accompanied by Commissioner of Police Mr. D.W. McIntosh who is Commissioner oi the Brigade m Hongknny.
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    Japs Not Rearming
    29 7 TOKYO. Mar. 10. (ReuterAAP>— Prime .Minister Shigeru Yo.shida told the Japanese Diet today: "It is the government's intention not to rearm the country at present.' 1
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    Bonn Foreign Office Chief Visits US
    80 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 9, (UP)— The State Department is planning a welcome for Germany's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Walter Hallstein on his unofficial visit here this week but authoritative sources said the Department will leave negotiations on German-United States issues to diplomats m
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    Mrs, Roosevelt To See Cave Painting
    51 7 HYDERABAD. INDIA, Mar. 10 (AP)— Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, on a world tour, left here yesterday to view the famous cave paintings at Aurangabad. On Tuesday she is going to Agra, site of the Taj Mahal. She is scheduled to leave fndia on March
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    J. J. Singh: Malaya Not Ready For Self-Rule
    241 7 HONGKONG, Mar. 10 (AP)— The people of Malaya I are not m a position today to demand §elf-government, I 1. J. Singh, president of the India League of America, mid yesterday. Singh, who is on a fivemonth tour of South-Eas* Asia, arrived
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    RussiansTakingDefence Measures In E. Europe
    312 7 E LONDON, Mar. 10 (UP) The Kremlin is taking e\tr;ior<limir\ defence measures m the Fast European part of the Soviet I nion, Informed sources said today. The soviet authorities have also begun the final evacuation from European Russia to the Asiatic hinterland beyond the Urals
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    Purged Czechs Face Soviet Mass Trial
    204 7 VIENNA, Mar. 10 (AP) Beporti Inn kM n,-i« r day that Rudolph Slan*ky aiul a M-«»rv «»r more |»ur^« «l y.vvh Contmaoiflt **trailor^** were r<««ntl> t.iki fi lo Moscow and there forced to M SeMtftsM <M f«»r |»«> il»l« masH trial. The reports, from
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      18 7 THROUGHOUT MALAYA AND TO SARAWAK, NORTH BORNEO, INDONESIA. THAILAND. BURMA MANAGERS: MANSFIELD CO. ITD. OCEAN BLD6- SINGAPORE I.
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    Australia Flight Took 3 Months
    154 8 Standard Aviation Reporter CAPTAIN Jvsm- 11. Luxton, British pilot who wanted !♦> gel to Australia m *'a hurry" m In* single-engined Percival Proctor, reached lii^ destination more man throe months after leaving Singapore. id- plane was damaged n Indonesia and he was held up repairing
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    91 8 Mr. J. 11. Davies, (extreme right), Officer-in-Charge of j ,i the Singapore Harbour Division one of the men res- i ponsible for the building of the new Singapore Hari hour Board Police Forte, left Singapore over the week- i end by BOAC on a five months holiday m the United
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    MORE U.S., JAP SHIPS CALL FOR WATER
    278 8 MORE U.S., JAP SHIPS CALL FOR WATER Chairman Reviews Firms Activities Standard Shipping Reporter INCREASING use of watering and oil bunkering facilities by numerous American and Japanese ships, is noted m the statement by Mr W McArthur, Chairman of W. Hammer and Co, Ltd, to be presented at the annual
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    SHIPS IN S'PORE HARBOUR
    201 8 WHARVES j SHIP GODOWX GATE Benattow 4 5 H Cabarita 36 37 2 Charon 40 41 2 F.-o:> 8/9 7 Euryades 25 26 2 Glehiffer ::5 2 Hektoria 13 14 4 Jaladurga 27 28 2 Lara: 21 22 2 Limburg 15 16 4 M irtin Bakke
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      482 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO. LTD. Kenulai Sailings to China unii Japan frrm Singapore Pori Swettenham Peoans Also direit Sailing from Kanskok md Indonesia to China Japan IMi«- S vort i»uePenani: from "Shansi" In Port -i.ir 14th Hongkong "Fcngtiea* 1 Mar 25th Japan H'kong Sails Sails Sails Penang: P. S'h m Spore
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      31 8 Despatches Today: Pontianak 7 a.m. by Labuan Hadji, Ceylon, Egypt, U.S.A. noon by President Poik. Pakistan (parcels only) by President Polk. Arrivals Today: Hongkong arid China (letters and parcels) by Chunsang.
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    Idonesian Mission Is oing To Moscow or Barter Parleys
    713 9 Idonesian Mission Is oing To Moscow or Barter Parleys 1 ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, Special Standard Correspondent JAKARTA, Mar. 10: The lure of bartering natural rubber for; inery is prodding the Indonesians into making their first move m its* to repeated Russian overtures to open barter trade between the bite and
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    42 9 Ir. Tar >,k k a right), fanner Vice President of Bt Sai „-r h Mi'M> hainhcr of (ommrrre. was jeslerbj de< I n> v I'm <»r ih«- Chanter. Mr. K<» Tech Kti (l« ikhiea rahhri tr..-nh.int u.i> elected ?iee- Presidenl Standard photo
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    Duich Shortage
    22 9 Pt J told 1 I N pi H r i- Dut< B M p I 0 fg gyyu uu ui
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    19 9 ITaiwaa Pinenppl* Car Cor». of Taipei has c»r 4 to wtitt 2ou«K) cases < r4 p.j > ippla :<j Japan.-
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    S'PORE RUBBER MARKET QUIET
    50 9 Standard Market Reporter §0 ounln H' 11 ol robber, vthtrh produced teer provided praeticaJlj ihc on!\ business di\iiy q .i iiKiikn m Singapore yesterday. fToere fe ont turnover ol siaen at )und Diffen d A^ nar wed s At the et aj WQrN rV/C£S prce X
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    Japanese Ammonia
    41 9 JAPANESE ammonia 'v.: „v: ts arc expected to have a capacity ol 2,658,000 Uxa this an 11 pc: cent increase .t 1951 capacity ol 2.396.000. h. j iary, they pi iduced 168.- -'< >;74 5, a 1 BOM high. AP
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    JAP TOLP OUTPUT
    20 9 JAPANESE pulp production igh tui 195] rtalted 1.194.328 tons c.>nv,j;irt-d With 825,313 9 m 1950 A P.
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    Extracting Oil From Green Coconuts
    303 9 MANILA, Mar. 10 AP lias expressed alarm industry, upon winch ahout of the Philippines depend f< },o has asked coconut plant- ers to meet with him next I Sunday after they have held '•a nationwide conference IB Manila to discuss their plight A Bffalacanan press
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    JAPANESE BICYCLES
    24 9 i A new postwar record is re ported for Japanese .bicycle i pToduction, which t«*«"^ M't, 300 until last year A P.
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    54 9 pnoto. o Mr. L. D. Seymour, President of L. D S^™ 0 Stf-SSI H pany Inc., accompanied by his wife, arnyed m S n«apore n by Qantas BOAC yesterday for imtt 'n^ 1 m the course of a world tour. Mr. Charles S. Kichler, bm- Lauorc iSwSser. net them y.sfrday
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    Materials Supply For US Cars Better
    16 9 Materials Supply For US Cars Better -uterit. 4,000,00 C i?? t ol thi said g| -AP?
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    101 9 photos. Mr. Hugh MacMillan, one of the Coca Cola Company's Vice Presidents who is here on a visit to the Company's plants m the East, attended a dinner m his honour at Raffles Hotel on Sunady. Mr. MacMillan is here seen between Mr. John Ford, Chairman of Fraser and Neave
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    HK EXCHANGE
    41 9 HONGKONG. Mar. 10— Special Standard Service Closing price.on the Hongkong Exchange today wer e HK515.83 to £1 Sterling: HK$6.?BO to US$l HKSI 837 to Mala y a n Si HKSO29 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK5322.87S tc one tael.
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    Rise In Malayan Share Prices Standard Market Reporter
    203 9 Rise In Malayan Share Prices Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Malayan share market I opened the week quietly steady m all sections with buyers showing more inclination to meet sellers' idea i of prices. Changed prices were INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Con Tin Smelt Prel 21/- 22 cd Fraser Neave
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    103 9 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER Latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 Spot Loose $1,105 SI. HI F. 0.8 m bales *lar No. 1 R.S.S. Sl.ll $1,111 No. 2 R.S.S. 51.072 Sl.OSi No. 3 R.S.S. $1.05* 51.061 Tone: Quiet and slightI ly easier. LONDON KIBBER Monday's opening prices per
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    S'PORE RATES OF EXCHANGE
    86 9 MALAYAN Exchange Banks buying rates to merchants are ($lOO Malaya): New York -U 13/16 (T.T.). 32 15/16 (0.D.). 33 l/l(i on credit bills and JJ--1/8 on trade bills <90dst>, Cana--1 da 32 3/4 (T.T.t, :$2 7/8 (O.D. and 33 1/8 (90 d/st); selling (TT/OD> New ork
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    Anglo-Oriental Group February Tin Production
    82 9 ANGLO ORIENTAL (Ma lava) group of tin compaine report the following outputs o tin concentrates for February. Ampat 1,768 piculs. Batu Selangor 350 piculs. Berjuntai 1,213 piculs. Jelapang 348 piculs. Kampong Lanjut 473 piculs Kamunting 3,244 piculs. Klang River 523 piculs. Kramat 260 piculs. Kuala
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    JAP STEEL EXPORTS
    21 9 JAPANESE .steel mills export e d 853,696 metric tons of steel i te 11-month period' ending ao--30 1951
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    Austral Malay Tin GroupFeb.Outputs
    54 9 Austral Malay Tin GroupFeb.Outputs THE directors of Austral Malay Tin group announce the following returns for February: Kampong Kamunting 14 tons. Thabawleik 59 tons, Pungah j five tons. Austral Amagamated j one ton from Asam Kumbang section on tribute. 55 tons from j the Ulu Yam section and 59 tons
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    CARGOES FOR S'PORE
    284 9 Standard Shipping Reporter THE Blue Funnel passengei freighter PatroclUS brought fo Singapore 8,280 cases of mill 2 500 bags of sugar, 18 ur: packed saloon cars, 100 drum of refined coal tar, 4,575 case of liquors, 2604 cases of soaj 5,550 sheets of asbestos cemer sheets, 226
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    No Discrimination In Distribution Of Clonal Seeds
    207 9 Stondord Staff KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. has been discrimination m holders of seeds or seedlings by the Rubber Research In; Kelantan Government m a cc It is explained that the i is very bmall and thai it W the amount can be appreci Correspondent
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    UK Pro fab Expert Due In Singapore
    202 9 A NEW British contribution to housing is the subjeci "I a visit which Mr. AC Thomas. a pre-fab expert acting <>n behalf of a group i»t' leading British firms, i.- to pay to Singapore. Arriving by air tomorrow, Mr. Thomas will stay at
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    RUBBER CROPS
    34 9 SIME. DARBY and Company report the following rubber' outputs: Kempas 338.90H lb. m February and 227,600 Ib j m January, and Radella 16.4W i lb. m February and 17,500 lb m January.
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    FIRMS IN HK NOW REDUCING STAFFS
    335 9 J HONGKONG today fare- one of the bleakest period* m her history, business circles there believe. With tin virtual cutting off of her traditional trade *i«h ihe Cttini mainland, the lifehlood of her existence, the spectre ol 1 depression looms over the colony. i
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    Hammer And Co. 1951 Profit Was $347,717
    110 9 W HAMMER and Company report a profit, after making provision for depreciation and taxation, of $347,717 for the year 1951. The Company's accounts show balance broughi forward from the previous year al $98^ 487, dividend. and interest (net) $84,590. The director-- recommend $200,000
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    Cartels Ending In W. Germany
    78 9 U S. High Commissioner fo Germany John J McCloy say elimination of cartels is creutin, sound competitive conditions v Western Germany, -.vine!) shoul< help develop a healthy econonv and a peaceful democratic socie ly. McCloy said that w•■ n thl programme is completed th< Former
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    Norway Seeks Talks On Pulp Prices
    82 9 I LONDON, Mar. 10 <AP) Bri tfsh G n ment spok< 1 con.fi: tned that Norwa 1 Britain to conv< eetini of UNISCAN <■ isi pulp pi \a 'I 1 ati >n ol Ihe natun oi Brii reply. Britain recci I I to 1
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    Egypt-Russian Deal
    26 9 EGYIT vn& R J ilgned a bj:ie: deal far *> change of 200<x>o torn *>t "ovm j wheat f"f ***** to;:i of Bgypua cotton. UP.
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    PRODUCEMART OPENS DULL
    92 9 Standard Mattel R«|M»n« r Tl I mi.. i V.*-: m Si pnro v.. \ii> dull m the section sterday. No bi* i v Kras i< > > i 1 buyers in< ?2T per picul d sellei (28 Coconui nil was quid at per picul b>uy«* s and
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    50 9 MALAYAN tin show* i port a1 <<i!" during February comp; i with 579 m January Thailand pr willed the try wit at the impoi v d metal (443 tons) La I the oi r 9urres of being B Jl7 ton I French Ind > !hina {4'A
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    Japan Exports To £ Area Decline
    45 9 Japan Exports To Area Decline SHOWING a dcci f U5521. 000,000 from 1>- i Japan j t* m r S$ 129 .060 .000 1 pound dropped I i U5567,000,000 r US$l3 IKH).OOO i- 5580.000.000. tiighesi fii i c since d ot the oral —A P
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    1139 10  -  ANACRUSIS mush: notes t Bff I UK .Junior S\mphony Orchestra will give it^ fii>t UMiffffi of the year on Minds v April »i, m th<* ,i tot it Memorial ll. til, Singapore. There will b«* jl >,m m. iiu c tor Schools oji j bursdaj,
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    115 10 i KARKEV \\Kl\\V\\. n New Fork taxi driver with n rich i liiintone voice, recently made lii>» «<ni<crt dclnil from ih»* siajrr oi the Carnegie K«'cit;j| Hall m New York with (real success. I These pictures show him (above) receiving tin* wishes »t a j i fellow
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    THROUGH THE SWING DOOR
    706 10 HOMY LIPS "CASTLE ROtK" iMalcolm Mitchell Trio 1 Parlophone R3468. I LIKE this offering by the Malcolm Mitchell Trio, particularly "Cattle Rock." This talented little trio have a go at everything on this side— a bar or two of Joan White, some boogie, a little scat.
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      628 10 ON THE AIR I RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE (481 ni a 41 m Ift a.m Emergency News (K-L j i 10.05 1 unes iroin the Shou>: I" I", lor. Schools; I p.m. Radio Orchestra; I tJSO News; I 4"> Joe Schirmen Trio: p.m. For Schoals: 6.1S Programme Summary; 6 l >
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    Hong Kong Arrive April 23 For Aw Hoe Cup
    241 11 Hong Kong Arrive April 23 For Aw Hoe Cup THE Hong Kong Combined \l to play againsl Singapore m lhr lir>t inter-porl match for the Aw Hoe Memorial i.u\* will arrive m the Colony on April -.5. Final arrangements for the inter-port fixture were imnounced l»> ihr Singapore Amateur Football
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    47 11 Photo by Miss Ong Siong Nzo, the Women Swimming champion of the Singapore* Teachers' Train- m& College, is pictured here receiving her trophy from Mrs. A. W. Frisby at the Swim- mine Carnival of the College held at the Chinese Swimming Club on Saturday.— Standard Tony Goh
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    Scotland XV For Rughy Union Cup
    136 11 EDINBURGH, Mar. 9. Reuten Scotland have chosen three new 'caps" all forwards for the Cal:utta Cup Rugby Union International match with England at Murrayfield Edinburgh on next Saturday. The newcomers are J.M. Inglis, IP. Friebe and D.S. GilbertSmith. Altogether the team shows fi\\> :hanges.
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    Intent Breaks A World Record
    85 11 ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA. Mar. (Renter).— Mr. Harry; [ssacss' four-year-old Kentucky cold Intent won the $50,000 (£17,857) San Juan Dapistrano handicap here yesterday m world record time. Intent which started favourite covered the V{ miles' ■nurse m two minutes 55 se- •onds which was 2 1/5 second?
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    Olympic Soccer Debate
    160 11 Olympic Soccer Debate ROME. Mar. 10 (AP)—Leading world soccer experts met here yesterday m the first of a two-day debate on the summer Olympics to be held a: Helsinki. The Executive Committee of the International Football Association (FIFA) held secret meetings m a hall of the Hotel [Quirinale lor three
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    Robinson To Start Title Defence
    132 11 NEW WORK. Mar. 10. (AP) The first of three projected I title defences by middleweight Champion Sugar Ray Robin- son highlights this week's boxing programme. Robinson, who has been idle since regaining his crown from Randolph Turpin of England last September 12. meets Carl (Bobo)
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    Ellery Returns
    40 11 Jockey C. EHery will be m the saddle again this Singapore meeting. Ellery, who left for Australia, returned to the Colony yesterday. He was away for the last two meetings. Etiery will \>o riding foi Major Heddle's stable.
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    ITALIAN ACE WINS SICILIA RACE
    201 11 PALERMO SICILY. Mar. 9: R ite 1 The Italian ace Pao "I totto m .1 two litre I'aliai Ferrari today won the I2tn "Cir suii <>• Sici motor race, one \t Europe's toughest road spe< a ests and Ihe importa ►ye ol th< Italian motoi
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      918 11 LINGCI PLANTATIONS LIMITED FIFTY SIXTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2(>\U MARCH, l<>:>2 SIH JOHN imS ADDRESS [A* MY Btatemenl m you lasl i 31 i ob :rved that the his- 0 <_>; i:ie ii !:):>(.•: Plantation j [ndustry is characterised by short spells of high prosperity followed by long periods ol
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      854 11 nevitable ge fall m vhich this portends m coi ion with our need to p .he replace mi nt ol our pai j enhanced cost, and the various lisquieting fact ra in respect ol :> ana cost o* pi oducti >n it tiich I have ntio 1, the i i
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      50 11 lUCU TIDES a1 the principal resorts m Malaya: AM. P.M. Singapore 10.45 11.34 alac ca 8.01 8.11 Port Dickson C.4'i «i.si C ort Sham 5.41 6.08 Penang i:». 33 lM TOMORROW: Sjns tPor e 11.19 11.54 Malacca 8.29 s.ll Port Dickson 7.10 7.:r: Port Sham <;.IK (i.lO Pon^nfi 1.03 1.30
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    PLA YERS FIGHT AT END OF LEAGUE MATCH IN SINGAPORE
    445 12 O.>!E SECOND after the whistle went for full time m yesterdays SAFA first division game between Amicable Athletic Association and Chinese Casuals at Jalan Besar Stadium, a free-for-all began among .loyen Fists, fee? and elbows wore used as seven footballers
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    SAFA Asks Concession For Boys
    169 12 nIN(. IPORE \K hi- applied lo the Citj Irf isurn foi .1 com »'■>- rate lor v < li(K)ihn\ s m latins t<> w atch soci m i m iti he.s at .I.ilaii Be^.ir i SI ttlium. T!ii> mow fol- lows the tremendoos i ntertsi
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    Draw For Island ClubCathayCup
    109 12 TIIF following is the draw for the Ist ro md ol the Cathay Cup goll competition at the Island Club. .Matches must be played i) 't on it before Saturday. Mrs, Weeks 17) vs. Mrs. Cavanagh <1 1 >. Miss Rhoades (33) vs. Mrs Cobley <
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    SCS Team- Work Clicks, BataLose
    356 12 SCS Team- Work Clicks, Ba taLose SINGAPORE Cold Storage let! the Held mud■vpattered and victors by three clear i;o:ils over Bata Sports lub m the Singapore Business House F.A. divLslon 2 soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday i Singapore Cold Storage were impressive. A sound defence, a set of
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    A Cup From Rajah
    49 12 The Singapore City Councillor, Mr. A. P. R iii has donate i i i hallenge < i to be coi pate etween the Balestier Community Centre Married and Singles football teams. The first mairh Eor the C will be played on the CYAIA ground on Sunday.
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    Matmen Will Wrestle For Rotary Club
    171 12 SINGAPORE'S most famous Matmen hear.-. I by King Kong m tig B sea Boa. L.K. Seng and Sundagar Singh with Referee Jim Anderson have generally agreed to stage an all-in wrestling programme at the Great World arena on Friday. March 28 at 9 p.m.
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    P. Bukom Give F & N Hard Fight
    361 12 P. Bukom Give F N Hard Fight FRASER Neave Sports Club boat Puloe Bukom B.C. by five goals to three m a Singapore Business Houses League match at Fraser Neave ground yesterday. Ruin which fell early m the d:iv spoiled an otherwise interesting game. The ball was heavy and the
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    GERMAN WINS TITLE
    35 12 DORTMUND. GERMANY. Mai 10 i APi.— Young Heine Neuhau (Germany) won the Europeai heavyweight championship her on Saturday night m a sluggin 15-rqund 1 victory over Sys th j Belgium title holder.
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    GIFT GOAL HELPS SHELL WIN 10-NIL
    91 12 i. Shell Sports Club, last years Singapore Business House F.A. i: runners-up, handed out a 10 0 j 1 trouncing to Mansfields m the 1 SBHFA senior league yester- day at Shell ground. Scoring four goals m the first half Shell came back on
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    NEW LOOK FOR SOCCER IN U. K.
    354 12 LONDON. Mar. 10 (Reulor) The British international j soccer team can be expected I to change their present-day style of football. They are apparently going to take a leaf out o! tlie book of the Continental teams. This reversal m style is fore-
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    KEDAH'S TENNIS PLANS
    192 12 SUNGEI PAT AX I. Mar. 10. At the Annual General Meeting of the Kedah Lawn Ter.ru.- Association, held last weekend at the Sungei Patani Club, it was decided to accept the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya recommendation thai all state championships be open championships. This years Kedah
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    Soccer Exile Ends For Ipoh Ramblers
    317 12 IPOH, Mon.— The Ramblers Sports Club of Ipoh were re-instated m the Ipoh District Football League at the annual general meeting of the League held here today. The Club had been suspended from the League since 1948. The motion to re-instate the Club was
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    Scores Hat-Trick
    47 12 Chines? Casuals' goalkeeper Fook Ten? rushes out to stop Amicable Athletic Assoc i a t i o n s centre-forward Yin? Kee who had earliej scored three quick goals, the first hat-trick of the season in senior league in Singapore. Amicables won 4-1.- Standard Photo.
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    Sys Loses Title To Neuhaus
    82 12 DOKTMI ND. GERMANIT, Mar. 10 (AP) Youag Hem/ Neuhaus of Germany won the European Heavyweight Championship lust night by outshining Belgium's Kiivl Sys m a 15-round bout. Neuhaus. 25, had i 13-year edge m age over the 38-year-old Sys. He tveighe I 209 r o
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    Newcastle Avoid Arsenal In Draw
    219 12 LONDON, Mar. 10 (I! holders and new favourite I Association Cup, avoided I al, when the draw for tin today. Newcastle United Wi!l nneei Blackburn Rovers, the onl.i Second Division team lert. tvhih Arsenal 19~>0 winners, will plaj their old London rivals Chelsea The matches
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    US Table Tennis Stars For S'pore
    95 12 TWO American table ten: stars, Martin Reisman i::ri Jack Cartland, who participated the World Table Tennis championships at Bombay have cabled the Singapore Table Teni Association signifying their intention of playing m Singapore The Americans stated thai the will arri\ c on An: il
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    Jack Burke Wins
    50 12 ST PETERSBURG. Fl >rida, March l'» (UP« -Young Jack Burke completed hii fourth straight triumph along the ;>■■> gdi! tournament trail yesterday m magnificent stj le bj m >•• i Luc out course rccoi I us rfnae par 66 m final i >und oi tte St. Pc
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    Cheong Hock Leng Will Not Appeal
    419 12 Cheong Hock Leng Will Not Appeal By KIN |\l.| i|| JOHORE'S Cheong 11... k i l<> lli<- Badminton tgwriatiim <fm*i<lri aiion for fmilnr tn.ilI Malayan Tltomas Cup ham. fell not repeat the appeal t«> the v < i<< i,, v I Celt tlio Badminl m V overall authoi ity ov
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    GOLF Here's How
    8 12  - GOLF Here's How Slamning Sam Sread Ciy 1
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    Manchesters May Win Army Boxing
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      352 12 Weights For Bukit Timah: Ist Day WEIGHTS for the firsl ilaj of Ihe Singapore Turf < luh Marrli Meeting ar* a-, follovt.s: (i l i>m I— 9 F. Ma^ic Oak 8.13 Snow^ass (late Snowman Hale Wolfs Bain) 8.0? 1 tr M: < *J2 Court Session) S.I! Proctor 8.00 1 lirlt
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