Singapore Standard, 25 March 1952

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    Masthead
    17 1 Singapore Standard *R SffL -M Voll. II 267 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    City Councillors Critical Of Govt. Rejection
    188 1 City Councillors Critical Of Govt. Rejection PREMIUM BONDS "Mantlanl Maft Kruorlcr lIIIJ tun Siaganerc LrgiolrtiTC Councillors were i GoYcnuncnii rgjetlkwi «f i^f C3ty Con noil's for iiwing prciniiini IhhkU to finance their ,i rltrlriritv «'\lrn«.ion ithwMg, «i<*V«*ral City hiiri:*-«l tlw* C>unw< ill with catering to iulopiiiiif a Myalerioug attitude and
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    Govt. Relaxes Malaya-RI Malaya-RI Trade Control
    20 1 Govt. Relaxes Malaya-RI Malaya-RI Trade Control C [or a the nave betwei i priate send i da tat .should J
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    Gen. Keightley To See Ridgway
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    Big Three Reply To Russia Today
    73 1 LOND >N. M 24 Reutei „.d the United ..ct :de:.M scow tomorrow, to p posal tor a four- Germany, here said to r eply Irafted fa p >es not hnaiiy p isibility ot four- a on Germany but ,iding o1 tree e.ecgS« condition creation
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    RAF Test Completed
    86 1 THE volunteer team of RAF officers and N.C.O's ?rho for the last eight days have been testing newlydesigned ivn g I c survival pack eventually to be used I hi/ fighter pilots operating over the jungle m Malaga, completed then 1 mission on Sunday. Tfiry left the
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    Rice C'ttee Talks Open Here Today
    154 1 TWENTY-FOUR nations and two organisations from the United Nations, will begin talks on the worm rice situation today when the Commissioner Genera!. Mr, Malcolm MacDonald, opens the fourth meeting of the Consultative Committee on Rice at Phoenix Park. Si imese Ministei of Commerce, Luang
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    Teacher, Two Pupils Missing; Three Drowned
    138 1 KUALA LU PI R, Mon. A Chinese »1 tea i cm- and i two of her pupils who went swimmii g in a mining poo! near a rubber estate m Sep.;::-;. Negri Sembilan yes- terday afternoon were miss- ing and believed drowned. The bodies
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    HK Court Orders Sedition Trial
    124 1 HONGKONG. Mar. 24. .Ren-ter-A AP) The Hongkong Supreme Court today ordered i the trial on sedition charges, <>i nine publishers editors, printers and proprietors ot three Chinese language newspapers here. A.ll are charged with breach of' the Hongkong sedition or- dinance by publishing seditious matter
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    Songgram Gets New Mandate
    66 1 BANGKOK. Mar. 24. tUP>Field Marshal Phibim Spnggram is expected momentarily to be nominated to form a new Cabinet following an informal mooing of the National Assembly this morning. Four candidates were named for the job at a meeting <>f 1.8 SieSblymen of the 24ii-m:,n loiso. They
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    Major Killed
    38 1 KU\LA LT'MPIIR. r>I n Battalion Grean n.waras v .;> was killed on Marrh 2| operations m ranskat. J" <■» V wYen the seoul mr bg was rd mi w:.s ambi ;hed to an un known number oL bandit*.
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    4 Remitting Firms In Sumatra Close
    56 1 PALEMBANG. Mar. 24 (ReUten Four remilling companies m South Sumatra will close down as the result of P rese "j difficulties m trade and expon of rubber. The derision will result m tne unemployment of 4.000 workers and affects 12.000 dependants. Discussions over allowances
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    French Plan For Indirect Approach To Reds Reported
    284 1 NEW MOVE IN I-C? PARIS, Mar. 24 (UP) —The heated French denial oi United States Defence Secretary Robert Lovett's statement about Chinese Communist forces moving into Indo-Cliina led observers to wonder it' some new developments might be breaking m the six-year-old war
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    Colombo Plan Talks Open In Karachi
    186 1 KARACHI. Mar. 24 <UP> The fourth Consultative meeting oi the Colombo Plan Conference opened here today to consider^ the initial progress of the sixyear development programme for South and South-East Asia. Pakistan Premier Khawaja Nazimuddin inaugurated the eight-day ministerial conference attended by member slates.
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    London Exchange
    25 1 LONDON, Mar 24 (Reuteri Weekei d newj rjotn* I and overseas prompted lowering oi prices m vii i .-ill sections of the stoc
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    Queen's First Major Social Engagement
    110 1 LONDON Mir ?1, <\P> |||MC|| K.li/atM'th's fix— -t major social d|||EMnl aft«'r court mourning lor Rinu (iron;*' VI ends uill he a six-day jaunt to Scotland to meet Srottish dimiitari«*s. a KiHkingham r.il.i»« announcement said pesterday. The Duke of Kdinhiirufi will accompany the so\<* reit;n.
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    MPs Told: No Observers At Atomic Tests
    51 1 LONDON iP) H lain' Fortl ling at b test to be i ret 1 en I lary ob red p I the H tod I ca i 1 i Former Prim* IB t w<i 1 i 1 It-, i I tiswer I lustra
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    Queen's Programme On Her Birthday
    24 1 LO\ T DO Q G' donel-in He m her birt Lot id thi ijou nflTu iul b -I Phttlo.
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    Mrs. Roosevelt Due Here Today
    286 1 Mrs. Roosevelt Due Here Today OFFICIAL group of about 30 women representing various organizations m Singapore will gather ;il the Kalian- Airporl today to greet Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, >>lm i- expected al I L 25 a.m. from Bangkok on her >^a\ to Jakarta. I During her hour's stop-over, the wife
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    Kimball To Confer With Top N'lists
    160 1 Kimball To Confer With Top N'lists T-VIPEI Mar. 24. (UP) United States Secretary of the Navy Dan A. Kimball, the highest-ranking American civil authority to visit Formosa since VJ-Day, flew m this afternoon from Hongkong for a two-day round of conferences with Uninese and American officials Although Kimball h:id described
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    SA Opposition Fails To Force Debate
    63 1 CAPETOWN, Mar. 24. <l'P> The Opposition tailed a^am today m a stormy policy Parliament session to force a debate on Premier Daniel Malan S plans to block the power of buut.i Africa's courts. The new Parliamentary clash occurred a* mass llies were .scheduled throughout
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    $4 Million Equipment To Be Installed By Fed. Telecoms
    307 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. One of the most power! ul and up-to-date transmitters and equmtnent costing K l $4 000.000 will be installed b> the Telecommunications uepartment for inter-telephone enmmunication trunk eaiu. between Smgapore Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh. ana
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    Sir Anthony On Way Home
    86 1 SIR Anthony Foster Abell. Governor of Sarawak, arrived m Singapore yesterday m the Straits Steamship Company ship Rajah Brooke. Sir Abel! was brought ashore from the Rajah Brooke, which was anchored m the outer roads yesterday m a Master Attendant's launch, and landed ai the
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    Truce: Partial News Blackout
    96 1 TOKYO. Mar. 24 fUP>- United Nations truc e negotiators met with the Communists under a parti,! news blackout today Koping for a tfull, frank and informal" discussion on me problem of prisoner exchange. The negotiations got under way at 2 p.m. after a three-hour postptnement which
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    Here For Recital
    75 2 Jan Smeterlin (left), Polish-born world famous concert pianist, reached Singapore by (JantasBOAC yesterday from London to play m the Colony. Just before flying out he played at the New Festival Hall m London. He will stay m Singapore till April I and gives his first concert tomorrow
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    Red Courier Jailed: Pleads I'm A Christian
    467 2 A COMMUNIST courier who appeared m the Singapore First District Court yesterday pleaded m his defence that he was a Christian and had Christian ideas, lie called on the pastor of a church to testify on his behalf. The man, Lim Lam Seng
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    Taxi Driver Stole Spare Wheel: Jailed Bail Allowed
    121 2 Taxi Driver Stole Spare Wheel: Jailed Bail Allowed TAXI Iriver. Lira Ah TV c i th€ pore S< nd l y- ice Court threi month prisonment for ting a spa re he I, worth -S. :>•. the O* f the v< ga notice of appeal I was a wed bai
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    City Will Discourage Tricksters
    153 2 City Will Discourage Tricksters THE PRACTICE of convert- i t ac h e d dwelling ■a ithin Singapore City into rooms thai are rented at IS to be discouraged by tht Singapore City Councillors The City Architect am: Building Surveyor, Mr. W. I. Watson, suggest s, an 1 the Building
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    Opium Poisoning
    34 2 WOMAN Tng Hiang Hoon -vas found sullering from 1 •<-* v)tn\s ol uprjin poisoning a nouse m Kanipung Silat ■«'rd;w afte noon She was 1 ed to hospital by an ambul-l an c
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    SENTENCE REDUCED ON APPEAL
    110 2 A 25-YEAR-OLD clerk. V.S.A, Cheliamani, who had been sentenced to three years' rigorous imprisonment for forg ng his firm's pay cheque for about $7,000, smiled broadly yesterday when he heard the Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal reduce the sentence to nine months. Pleading on me appellant's
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    Sim's Plea Succeeds
    85 2 SIM CHOON HEE. one of two Chinese sentenced to five years' rigorous imprisonment for robbery, left the Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal a happy man yesterday when hi lappeal against conviction succeeded. Sentence on the second appellant, Chua Ah Kiang, is to stand. Sim said that he
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    Kilakarai Office Bearer, Elected
    88 2 THF; following were elected office-bearers for the Kilakarai Muslim Sucial Service: President— Mr. M S Dawood. vicepresident, Mr. S. S. Ahmad lhamby. hon gen. secretary Mr. K. Ahmad Mcerah. asst. gen. secretary, Mr. Syed Mr>hamed, hon. treasurer, Mr X Sultan Ghanv, hon. auditor: Mr. S. M.
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    BUDDHIST EXAM RESULTS
    163 2 FOLLOWING are the re- 's >.f the Fourth Kx.imina- ■■> the Bucldlii.st Youths nmi Class run by the I <P<ire Buddhist As'soriaIrjrhrrVSUß.-: SUn Chooa I.; Suvaneris >«-ni»r: w d iarma»a!t, ««v Fernand >, Violei FerIL' L'yril Sii en i Robert t J u r v H< ra
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    HK INDUSTRIES SHIFT HERE BANK OF EAST ASIA MAKES FIRST MOVE
    318 2 HK INDUSTRIES SHIFT HERE BANK OF EAST ASIA MAKES FIRST MOVE Standard Staff Reporter THE PROPOSAL to establish a branch of The Bank oi East Asia Limited m Singapore is the first step m the move to shift some of Hongkong's light industries to this Colony, The Singapore Standard was
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    Eastern Culture Changing
    144 2 ~*A. TAY MISS Alice \>y of Sing; pore and other Far Easl students made significant contributions to a panel discussion on "home and school life in the East and West," as part of the New York Herald Tribune Youth Forum on Saturday. I Speaking on American] women's
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    Killer's Appeal Ousted
    146 2 Killer's Appeal Ousted A SQUATTER Neo Liang, who murdered, his wife m an attap hut at Tampenis m December last year, inflicting 42 major wounds with a chopper, heard his appeal against sentence of death dismissed yesterday by the Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal. The appellant had been unemployed for
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    70 Fail To Notify New Addresses
    124 2 Seventy three people were brought before Singapore 'Third Criminal District Judge, i Mr. S. E Teh yesterday for failing :o notify their change Jot addresses to the Registra- tion Authorities. The offenders wore arrested by the Police during a security check m the Tanjong
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    MISSION'S BOLD BID TO EXPAND
    237 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE OPENING of an out-patients clinic at Unchurch of the True Light at Jalan Besar m Singapore, the provision of additional quarters for nurses and the increase of beds m the St. Andrews Mission Hospital are the three ir.ain items due to
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    RAG AND BONE MAN JAILED
    51 2 FOUND guilty of fraudulently having m his possession 20 gunny sacks, valued at $20, Lim Lye Teck, was sentenced to 12 months' rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore Second District Court yesterday. On another charge of escaping from legal custody. Lira was sentenced to three month's
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    Tiong Bahru Ready For I-Way Traffic
    128 2 Tiong Bahru Ready For I -Way Traffic RESIDENTS of the Tiong Erection of the necessary bus Bahru Estate will soon have sfops was completed yesterbuses running up to their day, by Indian labourers doorsteps. who set up the last of the 4'A traffic signs along 'he one-way-traffic lanes m the
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    Memorial Fund: Latest
    142 2 ONE GIFT of $1,500, two of $1,000 and other .smaller sums swelled the St. Andrew's Cathedral War Memorial Fund by more than So.OOO during the week ending Mar. 8, according to information given The Standard yesterday by the Appeal Secretary, Mr. J.L.P. Harris. The list of contributors
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    Snit Dismissed
    25 2 THK CIVIL ill an ex-emplos <■< B,< Poui Chet against Standard vacuum I Company wa± d Second Disk ict Court Si n« > l. terdav.
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    Stabbed Sentru: Jailed
    49 2 Stabbed Sentru: Jailed I MOW a *<•„..„<, LS «»f MHT) v,| !o i j l>< guard It.. i K.0.h.. M,, In. i(1 pn^Hi.r tn... j. lliHM* al ||m m fe l,a>on rrlaird n\ n II Martial li. |<| >« "l« iilav R D BOD.. r) by Ihi •< a i
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      210 2 B 6APORE WART Methodist < hurch: Chint-se Prayer meeting Gwee Soo Ann at 4:w Geylung English P feel inn— Rev. O::g Chaik C. .< c i p.m Singapore Art Societv: sociation with Ia- H Council, Th P Londoi r > Photographic Exhib ti B tain (1921—1951). R tis! Council Centre.
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    2 Malay Soldiers Freed
    73 4 X R \y soldiers lohd 1 I and M t ted to HAs i ere i tted a urged without b< i i for theii defence bj < el k> > c's Couri f, on two g< iz and nitting v to the g > c
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    Ceylonese Hold Condolence Meet
    352 4 Standard "Matt Correspomlenl kl ALA LI MW R, >lon. Ceylonese here this rvening »<»< »1 ••>♦' Town Hall lor a condolence meeting „n ihc death of ihe late >lr. I). S. Senanayake, over uliirh l>ai«» V. E, C. Thurabingham, President of the < pylon Federation of
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    Registration For 3 Societies Refused
    181 4 MALA HJMPIJR, Won. Three societies were refused registration m February, siaU's the Registrar of Societies, Mr. J. B. Prentis m his monthly rej>orl. Out of the societies applying for registration, eight applications for exemption wore approved. while ten applications for exemption were forwarded for approval
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    Smuggling Increased Last Year
    192 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Moo. That smuggling was on the increase last year is shown m the Annual Report of the Customs and Excise Department which records that last year 413 convictions under the customs laws nearly 100 more than m 1950 were obtained and the total fines
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    23 4 Mr. S.i in Sui Hoi. of Ktiantan win married to Mis* SOO \V.«n Laa, of K<ni;im.m :it the Kwmi Siew Wei Koon. Kii.mt.in.
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    ROYAL WEST KENTS KILL ONE MORE TERRORIST
    315 4 Information Helps Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Won. A patrol of ihe Royal West Knit* acting on information fired at three terrorists m the Rawang district last Saturday. One Chinese terrorist was killed and another wounded. The dead terrorist has been identified as
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    Stale Council
    54 4 Ki'Al/A LUMPIJR, Mon.— The Selangor Council of State m eets tomorrow when the following new members will take the oath: Dato Abdul Hamid bin D; ,o Kayabaduk, Mr. Yong Shook Lin, Mr. O:v± Yoke L :i. Raja Othaman bin Raha Ali and Mr. .1. Young, S- n or
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    Tobacco Attracts 'Spivs'
    328 4 Tobacco Attracts 'Spivs KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tobacco was a commodity which widely attracted the interest of smugglers last year, according to the Annual Report of the Customs and Excise Department tor 1951. A total of over 15 tons of uncustomed tobacco was seized. Two largest hauls were one of about
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    Waitress Had Dope Jailed
    230 4 Waitress Had Dope Jailed I JOHORE BAHRU. Men. Thio Sob Wan, a Singapore entertainment park waitress. who stated that she was a widow with two children and earring between $200 to $250 a month, was sentenced to 12 months 1 simple imprisonment m the Sessions Court today for being found
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    13 MOTIONS ON K. LUMPUR MEN. AGENDA
    357 4 13 MOTIONS ON K. LUMPUR MEN. AGENDA Standard Suiff Correspondent KUALA LIMPI R, Mon.— The newly elected bod> of Kuala Lumpur Municipal Commissioners has nearly 13 motions on the agenda for this month's full Council i meeting next week. The 13 motions under.- ux./d. constii ite record m Municipal history.
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    CHETTIARS TO STOP LENDING
    70 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Because of hardships imposed on them by thr n«*w Moneylenders Ordinance which comes into force next month, members of the allMalaya Nattukkotai ihettiars Chamber of Commerce have decided to suspend moneylendins business. The Chamber states that its suggestions for rertaia
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    Congress Meeting
    74 4 JOHORE BAKRU. Mon The following o-'.Uv he: the Indian Congress were elected at the general meeting: President: Dr. NX. Sharma; Vice-President: Mi Sardar Sohan Singh; H< n Secy: K.T. John; Asst. Secy: Mr. X R Krishna: Ikn. Treasurer: Mr. Sardar K.S. Mah< odra Singh. Committee M< mb re:
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    'Soap' Exporter Fined $3,000
    57 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.A vessel preparing to leave Penang for Singapore and Hongkong, some time last year, was boarded and part of her cargo declared as "14 cases \t«r"*r? soap" for Hongkong was examined The cases were found to contain 42 motor lorry tyres and tubes. The
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    Kirkby Staff
    21 4 Kirkby Staff the i Pnni ipal i me nibcri ♦•d with •>r ih«- vjiiui tiu- (■<«:. M ltd s, ni« nt is
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    Bishop Feted in KL
    50 4 m Standard Suit ->rr« k"i KUAJ LUMP Ti.e i. 1 Rev Bi.- p ol T was on his way I -East Asia 1 I fen eto t"- ten lined to tea 4 i: on S the ramil Evan«< i r l I) P r of 1
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    Cashier Freed Of CBT
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    Radio Forum
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    Welfare Week
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    4 SCs Fined
    73 4 KLUANG. M F Spei'ij.' Con .tab .-V i Adjrong, A. ECam Mia:; bin Ydh a Km bin Dcin am ita on< d o Remis E tate. La g were ea i ftne I 1100 oj days' rigorous impri for voluntarily ('wto a': Tly M Chow Ifoi SERF.
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    Survey & Then Action
    74 5 Survey Then Action I undeitaken a i I c wit >' h P n i ri t» arid When i a ion on the will be taken. rh.it tbc ::vey 1 by Wednes- Ik ii Pc:..»- S ia storked t' .i:; ha vi- through Ihe porl Assot iation i the
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    CALLING BOOK
    14 5 w Inni n In an Road resklei ie iced ai the Ipoll,
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    BACK FROM TOUR
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    VALENTO AT THE CAPITOL
    99 5 /A c irxJ I i istant (Mrs. Voiento m private lifd r o c irr.ved m S^^cporc ond wiM be ,_iopf» ir.ig ar the CapiI Resl .rant for a week and there ifter rhe ige of the Capito' memo \N.:h |he Coro' L 'Out. a^t of
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    Gen. Rides Through The 'Valley Of Tin'
    479 5 Gen. Rides Through The 'Valley Of Tin !U Is A Very Fine Chap, SE-id Mr. Lee B> I EON<; HF* MINI.. Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Mon. Linlcr a *rnrrliiii» sun, Onrral Sir Gerald TempWr, m full, m made an extended lour <>l th«* kinta ::!>v today for the first lime
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    HALL FOR JERAM
    225 5 received by the O('P I) M J X Lawrence and the Reset- tlemeni Officer. Mr M S Giver Later the General paid his ftrsi visit to a rese'.'.ic.e:;; village here it was the Jeram village at the 18th mile Kampar Kead with a I population or aboul
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    UNDER CURFEW
    41 5 IPOH. Mon. The Sungei Durian resettlement area and the land lying immediately outside the wire fence within a distance of 50 yards have been declared under curfew between the hours of 7 p.m. and »j a.m. as from today.
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    MONDAY MUSIC
    43 5 PENANG, Mon.— The R F. Regional Band at present touring F.E.A.F. Units will play at the Esplanade here at 5-30 pjrn. (m Monday, March 31. The band will also play w tne Butterworth padang at ti p.m. nn Saturday, March 29.
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    INDONESIAN DANCERS AFFORD CULTURAL TREAT
    237 5 INDONESIAN DANCERS AFFORD CULTURAL TREAT T \ST NIGHT Singaporeans wm afforded one ol thosj rare cultural treats when •>" "embers of the Indonesians Fine Art Movement Froupe on their way borne rrora the Colombo Exhibition Presented b programme ol ancient and modern dances ai Consul General for the Republic of
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    SIR GERALD MEETS THE UNION LEADERS
    362 5 Mivhtioi M*<iri f !son.Of The Obsorrvr Hvpnrtinf} M'or Tho Standard Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. General Templer, the High Commissioner will meet the leaders of the Malayan Trade Union Council this week. Probably the fact that he hasn't yet had time to talk
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    OBSERVER APPLAUDS TEMPLER .
    209 5 OBSERVER APPLAUDS TEMPLER L ON DON. Mon. "General Sir Gerald Tempter's first address to the Malayan Legislative Council as High Commissioner on the social, political and economic measures he means to enforce, should fully allay the fears of some that he might prove toy much the soldier to appreciate the
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    Proposal To Aid Labour
    60 5 PENANG, Mon. A proposal that a pan-Malayan Labour Party be formed to strengthen tin* labOUl movement m this country wilJ be considered at the fust, general meeting oi the Labour Part at Tanjong Ward, to be he d this Sunday. at 4.30 p m. a( tl
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    MORE CO-OPS
    20 5 TAIPING. Mon.— The Sungei Kiian Estate and the Taipii g Rubber Plantations will be opening co-operative stores shortly.
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    Biggest Hurdle: The Big Bosses
    189 5 The trade unions here have always met with the opposition of most big employers— including paradoxically Government itself, j That opposition. with a Conservative Government m j the- United Kingdom and a j consequent psychological reinforcement of conservative thinking inside local governmen! and oul of
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    14 Workers Lose Jobs
    77 5 IPOH. Mon. Because oi shortage of materials for moulding. 14 foundry workers have been retrenched and unless the situation improves more workers will be thrown out of jobs This was stated by Mr. Leong Kong Chye, president oi the Kinta Chinese Engineering Union. Mr. Leong disclosed
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    Fanfare & Some Advice
    81 5 Fanfare Some Advice PENANG. Mon.- The Rtesf dent Commissioner. Mr R. P Bin-ham told a youth rail: today that the future of Malaya depended on them and so they must work for the greatness of the country The rally marked the beginning of the Settlement ¥outh Week and about 8«'<»
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    JANE GOT THE CHEERS
    171 5 JANE GOT THE CHEERS KUALA LUMP I K. Nob. Lady Templet accompanied by Mrs. K. K. Irquhart and Miss Jane Templer visited the families of the 7th (»urkha Kifles at Sußfei Besi this afternoon. The party was met by Miss Rosemary Amies, W.V.S. Area orgaaiser, Malaya. Miss Olive Pot ten,
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    'SWEET PORTIA AND MR. CHIPS'
    163 5 Standard Stall Correspondent PENANG Mon Members of the Penang Aclull Education Association gathered m full force tonight to honour seven of their numbers who scored outstanding successes al the recent Municipal elections. The Councillors honoured were Miss Nancy Yap, Messrs. N Ponnudurai. Lee Thean Chu,
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    Speed Traps, Marked Miles
    52 5 TAIPING. Mon. Traffic Police patrols are being increased and a system ot issuing 'courtesy chits ><-> motorists contravening mmoi trallic rules has begun. A.S.P A. C. Till, Assistant OS.P.C. informed The b 1 a (l ard thai speed-*raps will set and measured miles Wil be marked
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    RUBBER FIRE
    24 5 TAIPLXG. Mon.— Several rubber trees were destroyed Reg today when a pr lyateh -o.- ncn rubber estate caught nre mile Knmnnting Road.
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    NEW TEMPLE
    20 5 TAIPING. Mon— A ne« Hindu temple is being built here at I le 2nd mile Kamuntii R Road
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    Final Strike Threat
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      512 6 EXPATRIATE WANTS RIMAU 'S HIDE! Sir.— As an expatriate Government servant, I would like to reply to Rimau. who giibly rushes into print, branding ail Government servants as, whining, overpaid, overprivileged, squealing, chairbound red tape merchants, spending their overpaid hours, bleating about lack of housing, to the detriment of their
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    153 7 Only Occupying Powers Control German Voting Soviets Suggest BERLJIS Mar. 23 (IP) The Soviets sug- 1 tonight that the four occupying powers „i<l handle any election* to unify Germany, tHlkating tlitir disapproval of United Nations til <>f the hallotin«r. ol the Russian h*on] the Tae- the official the s. it-t
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    351 8 8 Months Behind Schedule I Standard Aviation Reporter THE leisure ot a tree afternoon at Kalian? Airport cannot be compared of course, to the leisurely pace at which two prefabricated buildings, lying adjacent to the Terminal Building; are being erected. The buildings arc to provide additional
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    102 8 Standard Shipping Reporter MORE than 350 Chinese "dodgers"— the majority being youths between the a»es of 18 and 25 years left Singapore yesterday m the Royal Interocean Lines ship Tjiwangi for the China mainland via Hongkong. The Standard understands that with the exception
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    103 8 SHIPWRECKED CREW GO HOME Standard Shipping Reporter HOMEWARD bound for Taiwan yesterday on board the Nationalist owned freighter Ping Tung, were 12 shipwrecked Taiwanese who have been living at the Singapore Immigration Depot's East Wharf dormitory for the past fortnight. Fourteen of their colleag have still to remain m Singapore
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    RI PROTESTS AGAINST US RUBBER POLICY
    146 9 KNOW KKACKMAN. Standard Staff Reporter an Press today reported Government formal protest against the United which the Indonesians claim is "injuring our economy.' The protest is expected to point out that the United SUtes has forced the price level to a point where Indonesia
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    73 9 Record Outlay On US Steel Plants AMERICA'S steel Industry, ,'a engaged m the largest t naosion programme ever under- „Kut a toui "i ossi.o4j million for new equipment and construction last 2**** ,V c American I"" 1 an fl h> l tl tute reported This was a record outlay o\
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    New Range Of Grade Standard Samples Urged For Rubber
    1324 9 THE Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, Mr. I. G. Salmond, at the annual general meeting of the as*oeiaiioii yesterday, urged thai the m coming committee should give serious consideration to the compilation of a new raiiije of
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    414 10  -  Bill Webb Jones By ROBERTO INGLEZ and hi* Orchestra turn out their usual polished performance- as befits the music at London's leading hotel. "La Bota" from the Him "The Strip" is a cem, and, turn to the other tide for "A Place In The Sun" from the
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    130 11 COLOMBO. Mar. 23 (Reuter) India and Pakistan fought a scoreless draw m the final match of the quadrangular football tournament here today. Both countries had won their matches against Burma and Ceylon. the oilier two competing nations. Pakistan won the toss of a coin to
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    152 11 Stampede For Tickets LONDON. Mar 23 (Reuter) —Thousands of football fans stampeded here today, biushcd aside police cordons and pushed down two brick walls m a rush for tickets for next week's Arsenal vs. Chelsea F.A. Cup semi-final. Dozens of peopl< were trampled underfoot and at least two had to
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    166 11 TAIPING, Mon. T l 40 Commando Royal Marines last year's Taiping and district football league champions, trounced the Taiping Malays 7 o m a senior league tie played here. The winners were p< rior m all departments, and Johnston m the goal had a holiday.
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    260 11 SEREMBAN. Mon. The accurate bowling of the King George V. schooboy cricketers, M. Thilagalingam and Boon Oon Lor, proved too much for the N S Club batsmen m yesterday's cricket match. King George V. School inflicted a crushing defeat on the Club team by nine
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    399 11 SYDNEY, (LP) Cricket observer* here point to Imo factor* hlncli con sider detracted from the recent Wesl Indian tour being a real success. First, the error of selectors m not looking for new blood m Atl&tratour stirred up a lot of bitterness.
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      768 11 MARRIAGE THIS b to Inform our friends and relatives that c:r parents have consented to our marriage al tne Double lion Restaurant. Kuala Kangsar on ~:>\h March 1952 MR. T. T KOI! and MISS Wl KWEI YIN. VEHICLES FOR S/'i DRAND New ATu ]fj.i2 Mo" 1 i•• I Registered and
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      330 11 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY YY ISH •> appoint agents m the Federation of Malaya. B rneo, Indonesia and Hongkong for first class N^rwe^ian made rubber belting. Apply Box No T.74L\ Stan lard, Singapore 1. ACIOMMODATION WANTED U ANTED to purchase or rent Bungalow or bouse with minimum ii bedrooms. i Willing to
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      54 11 Taiping Sports Programme TODAY: Soccer Dir. I. Field Ainhiihuice V Police A. TOMORROW: Soccer div. 2. 11Q MiUtury r Malays 'B THURSDAY: Soccer div 1. No. 2 Sad. MSR v Prisons. FRIDAY: Socecr div. 2 Police 'FT v Taiuiiiava SUXDAY: Cricket league Ceylonese v 40 Commandos MOXDAY: Soccer div. 1
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    NEO CRACKSS'PORE STORE SWIM RECORD AGAIN
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    SPORTS LETTER
    221 12 SPORTS LETTER SAFA *usp lino the p :,ho their boots r other m n < t-.for-aU c -c J t aone far f tike r nsion It t >„' foi ff "j' n j. hen i boots i and t en «rt m th il < ategory bi rr'j i
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    PCRC wIN Keen Tussle With Kinta Europeans
    349 12 iroH. Moii. In r»|>ii<" of pulling ii|> a gallani d\>l>!.<\ right up to the la-t second oi tin- >;ame the Kinta I iiropeans, last year's wooden-spoonist;* l defeated \<\ ibrrc uoal- to one l>y the P.G.R.C m iluir fii>t «li\i>i.»n league tixturi' on
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    St. Paul's Old Boys To Meet
    94 12 SKREMBAX. Mon. The 1 St. Paul's Old Buys Associa- tion, Seremban will hold re--1 union dinner and dance on •June 28, the institution's sports 1 day. There are 11 events for old hoys ;)t the annual sports of the Institution. The OBA is also
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    Matches Cancelled
    35 12 YESTERDAY'S match between Rovers Sports Club and Netaji FC at Geylang was called off due to the weather. The friendly match between Singapore A' and Combined Schools at Rallies Institution was also postponed.
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    Principle Accepted
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    Women's Record
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    Ceylon SC Social Off
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    Telecoms Hold PWD To A Draw
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    Depleted SEA Side Beaten
    141 12 Xl ALA MMPIR. Mon The SCAA reserve took things very easily m beating the Selangor Eurasian Reserves 2 l at Kamopng Bahru today m a Selangor league tie. Playing with only nine men j m th,e first half, the Eurasians wore hard pressed till the end
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    South Combined Better
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    Lincolnshire Probables Total 41
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    Kluaig Soccer
    56 12 KLUANG, Mum. At a meeting i■: spoi enthusiast* he r i at the International ("mb. after the election <>i official! for the ensuing year it was proposed to run the football league fa-tote the 'Puasa and the affiliation tees were fixed ;it *io pei club arid (20 for
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    No Quorum, STTA Delays Discussion
    277 12 T\s O important items on llie agenda I In* Asian < -liani|)ioii!»lii|i and this year's Colony tournament dales and plans were left undecided at yesterday's Singapore Table-Tennis Association council meeting held at the YMCA, Orchard Road, because not enough members attended to make up the
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    HEART BEATS
    55 12 PROFESSOR FRAN X COTTON, of Sydney University, checks the heart beat of 13-year-old N.S.W. swimmer, Lorraine Crapp, after she finished second m the Australian women's 880-yard freestyle race at Brunswick recently. A former swimmer, rroiessor Cotton has made a scientific study of swimming and carries out similar tests
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    Gurney Fund Will Build Play Fields
    305 12 Sir Henry Wanted It 50... KUALA IX Ml*l R. Mon. An appeal to the public t<» contribute funds for playing fields m the Federation was made over Radio Malaya this evening by Mr. ■VJ. A. Foster, well-known erieketer and President of the Malayan Playing
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    95 12 Rovers Draw With REME «V UI! r. lM«> <|;i\. H J i -■I, ..,,K :,:v (VBM tin -ir «»«ir |fe uiid K| v.-H,,.i.,,. I endrd m n ,n, r> n for I »rm. Soon i Singh se who sq ai Mission For a ball wa i: b e H on
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    TODAY'S Sport
    64 12 TODAY'S Sport Soccer SAFA vague: 1 Tigers S.A. v .S'ttC at Bfstir stadiv m; D Lads Star pg arl BODCA SBHI I Boustead r Borneo Co Ltd \l Farrer Park Sport .SV [a ries ano ret < are asked by s A to 1 nnic thai ihe mnior ("V VIA.
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    Mayflower BP Celebations
    73 12 Mayflower BP Celebations ll!I. layfl I toi Party of Singapore will their 25th annivei sary i tions on April 5 and < Mi \V.;e Thiam S No. 357, East !oa I R i Members who ha> c not plied to party's eire d who \vi ;h to att« d I
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    Pop Men Late, Oil Men Win
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      31 12 ImKS HIGH TIULS at the principal resorts m Malaga: TO1IAF: AM P.M Singapore 10.35 11 .11 Malacca 739 7.51 Port Dickson < :iJ Por{ Sham 5.?: i 548 Penan? I -\OB 12.41
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