Singapore Standard, 4 March 1953

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    11 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD AIR EDITION SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1953. TWELVE PACES
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    COLONY-BOUND COMET EXPLODES
    474 1 COLONY -BOUND COMET EXPLODES On The Stocks Not A Single Survivor TRAGIC END OF FLIGHT TO BEGIN NEW SERVICE TRAGEDY has ended the flight of the CanadianPacific Airlines Comet 1-A, jetliner "Empress of Hawaii," due to arrive m Changi this week on its flight from London to Sydney to inaugurate
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    SEL. TOP RED ONE OF 2 SLAIN; 6 OTHERS GIVE UP
    188 1 S topmost terrorist, $75,000 Lou Cheng, State comfor South ond West Selangor and comRegiment of the M.R.L.A. was killed early yesterday ombincd patrol of police and the Ist Battalion Somerattacked a bandit camp at Kuala Langat (North) r Selangor.
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    LOVE SHOUT THEN A MAN SHOT TYPIST
    133 1 MELBOURNE, Mar. 3. (ReuteiVAAPj Shouting "I love you. I >vt you." a man jumped froni ,-ur today and shot dead a L'B-year-^Ut typi<t m a suburban street. As the woman lay crumpled m the ioad tiie man pulled aside her coat am' fired
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    ANXIETY AS QUEEN (85) AS A COLD
    22 1 ANXIETY AS QUEEN (85) AS A COLD \p> ,h !lu 1.1 vt that 1 ir nld it Elizan ill for i Q
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    Aid Agreement
    22 1 INFORMED curies said In Paris yesterday the American Government is drafting an aid agreement with the future European Defence Community.
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    Awards For Sixty
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    Stevenson Sails
    24 1 MR. Adlai Stevenson, unsuccessful Democratic candidate In la^t year's American Residential election, has sailed from San Francisco oU bis world luur.- Reuter
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    Lee Meng: Mentri May Confer With General Templer
    610 1 IPOH, Toes. A veil of silence rovers all news regarding the late of Lee Menjj. the grenade girl, as the wlmlr world auaits the development of events here and abroad. It cannot be very laag now even though the Perak Executive Council
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    RIVAL, 3 TOP MEN DETAINED
    262 1 Dr. M's Comeba :k Gathers Strength TEHERAN. Mar. 3. Iranian police have arrested former Opposition leader Jamal Imami. three generals and a number of Communist Tudeh Party leaders m a new roundup following three days of political turmoil. Altogether 470 people have been taken into
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    Britons Face Murder Rap
    69 1 HONGKONG. Mar. 3, (Reu-ter-AAP) Kowloon Court today remanded for three days two young British soldiers oi a charge of murdering a Chinese woman a: Funs Su Au near Shek Kong In Britain's new territories on the mainland here. They are L/Cpt George Robert Douthwaite, 24. of
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    Red Camp On Border
    82 1 THAI POLICE FOLLOWED A STAR BANGKOK, Mar. 3, (AFP).— Thai police last week discovered a Chinese guerilla camp m the forest of Songkhla, m south Thailand, near the Thai-Malayan border. Police were led to the camp by a tree with a s:ar mark pointing to the
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    Court Martial Ends
    30 1 AN all-military "revolu- tionary court" on Monday concluded the trial of two Egyptian Army officers accused of complicity m last Januarys conspiracy against the Naguib regime.- AP
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    $20,000 & Priest Turns Publican
    120 1 $20,000 Priest Turns Publican PENAXG. Tues. A Chinese Buddhist priest won S?0.»00 m a "100 characters'* game, and promptly threw away his saffron robes. bought a motor car and opened a bar. He became a monk m China when he was 19 years old. Today after 26 years of livinu
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    Tunnel Plan For Channel
    96 1 PARIS, Mar. 3: (Renter) Allied Supreme Headquarters m Europe approved of a French architect's plan lor a road and rail tunnel under *he English Channel, it was learned here. It will cost abo.it £102,041,000 sterling, and could be completed within three years. The plan, submitted by
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    Damaged Tanker
    37 1 THE Biitish tanker Busen Rollo (11.392 tons) arrived at Hamburg yesterday badly damaged after a collision m the Lower Elbe with the 8. 437-ton Danish ship Malaya. The Malaya was only slightly damag- cd.— Reuter
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    Everest Expedition
    34 1 COLONEL John Hunt, leader of the 13-mcmber British Everest expedition. accompanied by climber Thomas BourdiPon. left New Delhi by air yesterday for Khatmandu where the remainder of the expedition U gathering. A.P.
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    Reef Press Seized
    30 1 POLICE on Monday night raided several houses m Cairo's Shubra district, arresting several persons and seizing a printing press and a number of Comrrrunist parnph- lets. A.P.
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    RIOT: 11 KILLED
    31 1 ELEVEX persons were killed and 14 injured, three of them seriously, m a riot which broke out on Sunday afternoon m Viramjjam. border town of Bombay state. AFP
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    PYTHON TURNS BABY SNATCHER
    108 1 DARWIX". Mar 3: (ReuterAAP) Farm inspector J. A. Quirk said today that a 14-foot python snatched a baby girl from her sleeping mother's arms and carried her off m .its mouth. He said Mrs. Alex Scott and her three-month-old daughter Kathleen were sleeping m the back
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    Crowning: Train Will Be 2 Miles
    119 1 LONDON. Alar. 3. (Router)— The Queen m her golden coach will drive through the streets of Lonflon In a glittering procession two miles Ion? after she is crowned next June, the Duke of Norfolk, the Earl Marshal, said today. The long stream of visitinf
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    Window Sill Woman Held
    79 1 LOXDOX. Mar. 3, (AFP)— A woman visitor from Ma i■ a, kept a hu^c London crowd m agonised suspense m the W isl End of London yesterday <" precariously balanced on t!io window sill of targe hotel and looked down into th< street below. The woman,
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    March Fog Holds Up All London Traffic
    133 1 March Fog Holds Up All London Traffic LONDON. IMar. 3. (AP>A dense log brought air and sea transport to a hall during the night m Southern E-isiand and the English Channel. The liaer Queen Mary due m Southampton at midnight with 64;j passengers from New York, was forced to drop
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    Award For Chiang
    26 1 NATIONALIST President Chiang Kai-shek will receive the Grand Cross Of the Military Order from visiting Spanish Foreign Minister Don Albcito Martin Artazo today.
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    Exchange Of Envoys
    18 1 THE Indonesian Cabinet has decided to establish diplomatic relations with Canada Renter, A. A. P.
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    MOSCOW MUM
    24 1 MOSCOW newspapers did not report. British Premier Winston Churchill's statement that he was ready to men Marshal Stalin and President Eisenhower.-* Reuter
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    F-NANG TO TRY OUT RUBBER RD.
    150 2 PENANG. Ttu's The first I road m Pen ing rtion of Light S -i Kins Street and neral Post o:* .v >rk win commence on v mominj a: m 30 The R» i >i len* Commissioner. HP Bingham. the Muni-Pre-irirrr Mr. L R F
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    'HEAVY DRINKER' COMMITS SUICIDE
    100 2 DESCRIBED by his son as a "heavy drinker Lim Bens Tvian (57) committed suicide by drinking a solution of poison, his son told the Singapore Coroner yesterday Before he died he told his ■on, LUn Thow Him. he had taken "something The son. ■aid his father
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    TRACTION CO. TO GIVE LANDWARD STOPS A TRIAL
    256 2 Standard Staff Reporter AN annoyance to Singapore motorists using Collyer Quay will be removed m a fortnight when the Traction Co. completes a new set of time-tables for buses on three services to set their passengers down on the landward side of
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    Career Talks By Gibbs
    71 2 PENANG. T^les— Mr. P 11. Gihbs. of the British Council will give career talks on technical education m the United Kingdom to school children at the Union Institution. Burtnah R during this month. The dates and subjects are: I r. 5: Technical education for children of
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    Bavin, MTUC Men Confer
    79 2 PENANG. Tues. The Penang Divisional Committee of the Malayan Trade Union Congress had discussions with Mr. Tom S. Bavin, secretary of the Plantation Labour Department of the ICFTU. and Mr. H. K. Choudhury. financial secretary of the Plantation Workers Union. Malaya, last night on the working
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    37 2 photo. WK. A\D MRS. Low Poh San, 1946 and iyJO-51 professfional bu'froo-n dancii\g champions of Singapore icho gave a denionsvauon at th e "Chap Goh Meh" ball held «t the V ictonn Memorial Hall last week-end.- Standard
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    77 2 A dapper, curly-haired expert on South-East Asian affairs arrived 1b Singapore yesterday by the Canton to take up his first assignment m the East, as Under Secretary, Singapore. He is 38 year old Mr. J. D. Hicham, who has been head of the Colonial Office's South Fast Asia Department for
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    SHE PLANS TO MAKE THE WORLD HER HOME
    202 2 Standard Shipping Reporter LAST month, a wealthy English widow of five months, gave up her nine-room Kensington flat m London, stored away her life-long collection of Eastern art and treasures, packed 17 articles of luggage and set forth ta re-visit the mystic
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    Specialist Training For Local Drs.
    114 2 A SCHEME to give Asian doctors specialist training is being drawn up by the Singapore Medical Services and the University of Malaya. The Standard was told yesterday. Dr. W.J. Vickefl said that discussions have been going on between the two parties. The scheme envisage*? the
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    49 2 < IENEl ENE from the famou s Chinese ooera "Yu Tane Chun" Jh^ r rr^? S i^ re ?H nted J? y J he Tuns Loh °P era troup^ at the Great World on Monday night mi n aid of the Sine* thanked the audience during intermission for their <noperation.
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    Tenants Agree To Pay Double Rents
    176 2 MANY Singapore tenants have agreed to pay higher rents this year, according to decisions of the Rent Conciliation Board published m the latest Government Gazette. In some cases the rents have been doubled by mutual consent between landlord and tenant. A lawyer living m
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    4 City Officers Leave For Australia
    75 2 THE four Singapore City Coumil officers who are hull for Australia to attend seminars m public administration at tbe invita- tion of the Australian Government under the technical assistance programme of the Colombo Plan. Picture shows (from )e(t): Messrs. Goh Trns Koon. of the
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    Poor Response From Ex-Addicts
    293 2 Poor Response From Ex-Addicts Welfare Dept. Aid Sc/, e J RESPONSE to the Singapore Social Welfare De DQ to rehabilitate former opium addicts hos been v ery meat^cL T.E. Smith, Secretary for Social Welfare, told The L«!| Qpp >S > Out of 38 addicts referred to the department as y
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    Mental Home Appeal 'Not Encouraging'
    11 2 Mental Home Appeal 'Not Encouraging' ;len: pon> e had ai 1
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    Standard Pattern Service
    53 2  - Standard Pattern Service Rosalind Ratnam •V IMFOKI \s.» v'D M mi, r a patt :ri rwf ir. 1 pleted measwfßfl ■evei coupots i id Ihwl »rnt stain;have onb t M I nnipons Mircnicnt stamp>. I i. am patten iinlws I m c .1 s v i r m nts. Pd
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    Cable Staff Union Given Two Alternatives
    144 2 Cable Staff Union Given Two Alternatives Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Cable and Wireless Uniformed Staff Union, which has been negotiating with their employers for immediate revision of salary scales with retrospective effect from Jan. 1, 1951, hav c now two alternatives. These are: to accept revised salary scales based
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    MAAF PILOTS TO GET WINGS
    74 2 A CHINESE. Pilot Officer J. K. T. Chew, is among three pilots attached to the Singapore Fighter-Squadron, Malayan Auxiliary Air Force, who j will be presented with Wings jby the Commander-in-Chief, IFlf East Air Force, Air Mar-; shal A. C. Sanderson on Fi i--1 day.
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    Plans For Youth Holiday Camp To Be Discussed
    110 2 THE Camp Sab-Committee of the Singapore Youth Council will meet shortly to discuss plans for setting up a Youth Holiday Camp at Tanah Merah Besar. a spokesman of the Social Welfare Department told The Standard yesterday. Among the plans that will be
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    PARTY FOR SHROFF
    44 2 MR AND MRS J. Nusserwanji held a cocktail party at Ihe Singapore U*a»<i Cub last night m honour of Mr A. D. Shroff chairman of Ihe board of directors, and Mr B. X Shah, general managtr. Npw India Assurance Co., Ltd.
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    SOUTHERN PAI KWONG
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    104 Nurses Join Medical Services
    18 3 Indent nurses and assistant nurses ii for the Singapore medical services i DFJLKSJDLFKJLSADJFLJASLDJFLSAHGLSD
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    Soccer For Flood Relief
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    Coke Boss In Colony
    61 3 HUGH M Mi .e--tiu l*ai East Cola < fa t>y rim-American i Manila yestertion \i-it. led by the A stra :in manager ol the my, Mr. ret. one p i w E X Plantat Com- ig a 1 rof bei tatea i X ipert -v to
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    UNION ASKS FOR INQUIRY C'TTEE
    172 3 A RESOLUTION" requesting the Singapore Govrntor, Sir John Nicoll, to appoint a commission to inqtiire into and recommend satisfactory methods of selectiM for the promotion of hospital assistants will be tabled at an extraordinary general meeting of the Colony's Medical Services Union on Friday. Four
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    Auction Realizes $1M. In Two Days
    178 3 Auction Realizes $1M. In Two Days THE $2J million estate of the late Davvood bin Hadjce Hassan being a~uctioncd m Singapore has realized nearly $1 million m two days. Of the 10 lots of his property Which came under the hammer yesterday, 19 lots were sold for 1715.700. This together
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    Folk Dance Contest
    95 3 THE International Folk Dancing Croup which sponsor! the Monday square dances at Singapore's Raffles Hotel is planning a special contest for rallera and the best squares to be holil at tho same place on Monday. March 1 15 from B p.m. onwards. One of the night*i Items
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    'SCOUTS' MEETING
    26 3 THE .<• general meeting of the Kr:a:i District Boy Scout-' Asa .ation will be today at the Malay Boy School. Parit BuiKar at 5 p.m.
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    QUARREL LED TO STABBING
    61 3 HOW a quarrel between an elder! v Chinese and a young Chinese ended m the fatal stabbing of the elder person was related to Mr. Justice Whitton m the Singapore Assizes yesterday. Lim Chin Hoy was charged before the Court with causing the death of Yeo
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    Malayan Teachers For Oxford Talks
    136 3 SCHOOL teachers from Singapore and the Federation have been invited to attend the International Conference on Education, which will meet at Oxford from July 27 to Aug. 4. Invitations have been sent out by the World Confederation of the Organisation of the Teaching Profession to
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    Another Park For S'pore
    21 3 photo. A GENERAL view of the old cemetery which will be converted into a public garden. Standard
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    'Housing Loans By Merit'—Loke
    349 3 'Housing Loans By Merit'— Loke Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government's scheme to advance housing loans to its employees through the Federal and i Colonial Building Society should be coupled with a system of allocation of such loans, suggested Mr. Loke YVeng Chee, a Government officer. He said that allocation
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    Meeting Over Hospital Row
    95 3 THE secorid meeting between representatives of the Singapore Mental Hospital Uniformed Stall Union and *he Government to negotiate a settlement of the union S claims will be held at the Labour Department on Saturday. Dr. T. F. Strong, Deputy Director of Medical Service, and Mr. J.
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    Old Fort Graveyard To Become A Garden
    332 3 Old Fort Graveyard To Become A Garden THE OLD Christian Cemetery at Fort Canning, Singapore, will be converted into a public garden, with laid-out paths, trees and flowering shrubs. But it will remain consecrated ground. Plans for the conversion of this 5-acre graveyard, which contains from 250 to 300 graves,
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    S'pore Crimes: $104 Stolen From Handbag
    95 3 S'pore Crimes: $104 Stolen From Handbag A SINGAPORE Malay woman hawker, who left her handbag on her stall at Marine Parade yesterday to letch a pail of water, returned to find $104 stolen from the baft. Shortly after 1 a.m., n Chinese seaman was held up hv an unknown pc
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    Malay Film Production Defended
    103 3 Standard Staff Reporter MALAY films produced by Malay Film Productions m Singapore are recorded on the finest sound equipment obtainable anywhere, said Mr. J. A. Sharp, general manager of Shaw Brothers, yesterday. He was commenting on a statement by Mr. E. F. Vantlerhoek. manager of a
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    Replanting Aid
    25 3 APPLICATIONS for financial assistance to replant old rubber smallholdings will again be received from smallholders m Johore from Mar. 15 to Apr. 30.
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    Coronation Colour Films For Malaya
    134 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE and Federation movie-goers will see all the magnificent pageantry of the Queen's Coronation ceremony at Westminster Abbey m colour films that will be flown out after the historic ceremony. The Cathay Organisation, owners of the Cathay theatre chain m Malaya, will
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    Helping The Red Cross
    81 3 MORE than 1.000 tickets were sold yesterday, the m day of the lottery which i-» being held by the British Re Cross m Singapore. This br the total sold to about 2.200. The $50,000 lottery, will be drawn m April. but if th I tickets are
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    Increase The Inter-Asian Trade—Yap
    157 4 Increase The Inter-Asian Trade— Yap IANILA. Mur. (UP>— A 1' a; ng delegate lo the 37--iiiition trade promotion conference of the Economic Commisfor Asia and the Far E.i>t (ECAFE) railed on the A.-. an peoples today to Increase trade among themselves as a means of improving thc.r economic lot. The
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    'Pass' Costs Him $100
    44 4 INSTEAD of paying the I rent fare when he boarded I bus In Tiong Bahru Road, on Nov. 23 last. Koh Ene Pisk (25) claimed he had a "pass." He was fined $100 m the Singapore Second Police Cou;t >■ ■<.rday.
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    19 4 Mr. CJL. Schclkiss. one of the Singapore government vfficei-s who will be going to Australia on a training course.
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    Flood Fund Deadline
    48 4 MARCH 20 will be the elof;ng date tor contributions to the Hish Commissioner's Flood Relief Fund for the re'.iei ot flood victims m the I'nited Kingdom. The fund itandfl li 510.5.000. Contributions to the fund can be made through any bank established m ihe Federation
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    74 4 S»onoo»e London Coffctpondtnt LONDON, Mer. 3. The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on London Market todoy: LONDON RUBBER S P O 22id. Apr/June 22jd. July/S. P t. 22 3 d Oct. Dec. 22 id. Morch c.i.f. 22Jd. Market Quietly Steady. LONDON TIN
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    $100 FINES FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT BY PRESS
    283 4 KI'ALA U'MPUR, Tin's.— lnche Abdul Samad bin Ahmad and the Sclangor Press and Majlis Company Ltd., the printers and publishers of the newspaper Majlis, were today convicted by Mr. Justice Briggs at the High Court and Fined $100 each for contempt of
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    Killed By Two Gunmen
    82 4 PENANG. Tucs.— A middie- aged Chinese, Goh Ngak Weng. believed to be a rubber tapper. was shot dead by two unknown gunmen on the main road beween Sungei Bakap and Sim- pang Ampat this morning. The shooting took place a short distance from Sungei j Bakap
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    The House Of Mystery Is Silent
    146 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —No one can explain the mysterious events on Sunday which turned a Malay wedding house into a house of mourning. The couple were married according to the Muslim religion and were only waiting for the bersanding ceremony. The house is silent
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    49 4 This is the "portable" mission hall which the Christian Assemblies of Malaya want to erect at Newton Circus, Singapore, for six months. In th* City Council meeting last week Mrs. Robert Eu objected to a committee derision permitting its erection at Newton. The matter was held over for consideration.
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    N. York Invites Rubber Men To Discuss Grudge
    171 4 SINGAPORE has been asked by the New York Rubber Association and the New York Rubber Manufacturers' Association to send a delegate to discuss complaints of "bad packing." At a meeting of the Singapore Chinese Rubber Trade Association yesterday, it was stated that
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    Flood Fund $109,600
    262 4 SINGAPORE donations to the British Flood Relief Fund i i increased by 13,175, up to noon, yesterday bringing the total to $109,600.16. Donations received m the .(>: 24 hours are Brought forward $106,425.13. Messrs. Gun Guan Co. Ltd $500. The Racehorse Owners Association of Malaya $500, Mr.
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    CYCLIST HURT IN ACCIDENT
    59 4 LAC D. W ATKINS (20) attached to the Flying Bo;;t Wing, R.A.F. Seletar was seriously injured when his motor cycle went off th c road at 131 m.s. Chua Chu Kang Road about 6.30 p.m. yesterday. Eye witnesses, who saw this incident, are asked to contact
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    Club May Help Poor Parents
    70 4 PENANG, Mon- The President of the Cheng Wah Club, Mr. Ghee Kok Weng told The Standard today he is making a proposal to his committee at their forthcoming meeting to help poor parents send their children to school. Cases of real poverty reported to the
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    New Edition Of Book On Driving
    45 4 PENANG. Tues.— Mr. Y.T. Wu. the compiler of "How To Drive Safely," will print a second edition of the book which will be ready at the end of March. The first edition, at $1 a copy was sold out.
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    Charged With Sword Attack
    73 4 GORDIEL Singh was charged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with possession of an old Japanese sword and attacking Moon.-h Singh, with the sword. Both of them were jasas at Cressonite Industries Ltd. Moonsh Singh told the Court he had an argument with accused. A
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    Death For Youth Who Carried Rifle
    214 4 .1 J^K L^ L l i UR Tucs -^r. Justice Wilson, m the High Court today, passed the death sentence on P. Nadesan, 20, for illegal possession of a rifle and 21 rounds of ammunition. The Judge agreed with two assessors who found Nadesan
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    Red Committee In Malacca Destroyed
    346 4 Red Committee In Malacca Destroyed KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Malacca Central District Committee of the Malayan Communist Party has been entirely destroyed. This was achieved yesterday by the 21st Federal Jungle Company when they killed Tan Thiam. the secretary of the district committee, and Hon Ah Teck a member, m
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    'Traveller's Joy' Sets Fast Space
    84 4 THE Island Players n i a rousing reception night at the N T ;i\:i' R Singapore, where they Rented ■"Traveller".- Joy M 8 large Naval aud Betty Aiken. Peter Clj and the rest of th< m great form Draoes and the bare i of furniture
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    S'pore Film Men At Cocktail Par
    9 4 S'pore Film Men At Cocktail Par Co the I
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    Seaman Fails Into Sea
    45 4 A SEAM AX. Ton Hock r (39 >. fell into the sea ofl I No. 1, Telok Aver Basi n S gapore, la4t night. He cued by the marine po i urn) taken to the Gene..' I! where he was treated outpatient.
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    Bought Car Only On Paper
    344 4 [com rou THE buyer of a motor cm all Police Court yesterday that he ''sold" the vehicle without having sec Before the Fifth Police Court a clerk of the Registrar of Vehicles Office. Koh Yonfi Sung, was yesterduv charged with cheating the manager of Tong
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    BALDWIN IN SARAWAK
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    32 5 t Mullah. IVrvJuilii of Mukim in<> klt>, and Mr David T. I.iim nnibe. suprrvtsiac the Hrst R.itu Xnam lo«.il 1,1 at Ibf romnuinitv hall. Batu Anam. John,.- rrrrntfv
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    155 5 I I Ml'l K. lues. About !00 Sutton boys raJ (iti/ins arc due to be released at nonth alter two years service under M.in|)o\vn Ordiname. These boys and tlirv will nitomatically become I ederal citizens. be recalled thai when Emergency Manpower 1 enforced, ihore
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    DID NOT SEND RETURNS – FINED $280
    59 5 DID NOT SEND RETURNS FINED $280 KOTA TINGOt lue^. The 4-.M- of Lukot F>iate. I P was iine.l $200 Circuit Magistrate, for to forward a return of :i »mployeei to tlie arrountlof t Employee Provident He i- fmoci another $80 up a notice I .ii showing the name ►f the
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    Police Drag River For Girl In Car
    50 5 s i s I lie* mi ll I rfc nri. k i iuiliinn y d ..i) \iiNtin ii tin- X nit. in i i i\\tm oil thf da 3 1 {irl was trapped ia ,i p| m lii.its to di iz nn result.
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    Wolf Cubs Hold Rally
    34 5 Wolf Cubs Hold Rally h lt ;tl Negrl s, m t n d ll »»'»M rubber *«H 4 rj |iv U c vill^>--1 l(ini P < A lll<l showi the bM M l *1« V
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    35 5 'HE Kla j Lumpur Psy- <' ih writ] hoM a 1 social md ball at the v bly Ifall on S ii .rday from ;> p.m. to 1 a.m. lid >f the Club's building
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    OFFICER ON FURNITURE THEFT TRIAL ACQUITTED
    145 5 JOHOBE BAIIRU, Tues.— Police Lieutenant Fric J. W idije, holder of the George Medal, who was tried m the Sessions Court on a charge of theft of furniture, or alternatively of retaining furniture which was reasonably suspected to have been stolen, was acquitted today
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    51 5 SIR Yusuf Izzuddin Shall, Sultan of Pcrak. planting a Ant TkT"' V k,V7 af lT r de,la,in« open Malaya's first I 00k.T," %hal |ilitalion Settlement at Batu Gajah mentlv. Looking on (standing o n the Sultan's rujht> is Mr V l> Kuppu.s.miy. Chain— of the Settlement
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    Penang Red Cross Call For Helpers
    185 5 I INANd, Tues.— An appeal for volunteers to take the places of many who would be going on leave shortly, was made yesterday by Mrs. Spenser Wilkinson, Director of the Penang and Province Welleslev Branch of the British Red Cross Society She was ipeakinf
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    Gent's Shield
    38 5 TWELVE members <>f the if) Kuala Kangsar Rover Crew under the charge of Rover Mat Hamzah Danu will reprc Perak m the competition for Gent's Shield at Castle Camp. Kuala Lumpur, on .Mar. 7 and 8
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    Savings Drive
    26 5 A SAVINGS drive has '"*en launched by the Johore (lovernment m padi area> t.» eni irage padi farmers to sava for the riu'riy Hay.
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    $16 Million K.L. Sewerage Scheme Is Under Way
    433 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Kuala Lumpur Municipality s sewerage scheme to provide main drainage for the centre of the town which will cost $16,000,000 and be completed m three to four years, is now getting under way. Considerable progress has been made
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    55 5 AN exhibition o f classical Chinese ceramics and coins was opened by the Deputy High Commissioner. Federation of Malaya Sir Donald MacGillivray, on the occasion of the visit of America's celebrated artist. Miss Jade Snow Wons. at the Sriangor Teochew Association assembly room. Kuala Lumpur. Picture shows Sir Donald looking
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    20 5 MR. B. F. Pauncefort has been posted to Kotn Tingg'i as a full tmie District Information Officer. I
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    Used Force On Girl – Fined $450
    80 5 Used Force On Girl Fined $450 KOTA TINGGI, Tues.— Loi Pui was convicted by the circuit magistrate of using criminal force to outrage the modesty of Lima binte Cho Ah at the resettlement area of Kota Kechil. Loi was fined $450, m default three months' rigorous imprisonment. Tie was alleged
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    PRIZES FOR THE BEST SPECIALS
    67 5 KUANTAN, Tues. Fifty special I'onstahles completed a training course at the Kuantan Special Constable Training School. At the passing out parade 0:1 Sunday, the Commanding Officer, 3rd Kenya Battalion. King's African Rifles. distributed the prizes to Mohd Kahb bin Abu Bakar. of I.ehak. Temerloh. for
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    EIGHTH CIVICS COURSE ENDS
    58 5 Mr. G. D. Vinnell, D.I D. Engineer giving a lecture on drainage and irrigation with particular reference to padi planting to Chinese, Indian and Malay committee members from new villages m the district of Jasin, Malacca, at th e Bachang PumpIn* Station. The delegate* were attending
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    POLICE OFFICER DIED AFTER BRAWL IN CAFE
    231 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. i ,An account of a party m a Johor Dahru cafe m the early 1 hours of Dec. 27 was heard lin the Sessions Court yesterday. Police Lieutenant D. Grant, who was m the cafe, died m hospital after being
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    ADO Transferred
    32 5 CUK Mohamrd bin Yaa< ob. Assistant District Officer. Pasir Mas. has been transferred to Tanah Merah to take charge of the new Sub-District there At A>aistaal iPi»Uitl 0 ilk si.
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    Pg. Prepares For Coronation Week
    130 5 PENANG, Tues.— The programme of events for Coronation Week from June I—6 is now being drawn up m Penang. All organisations and individuals who are planning functions of any kind have been asked U Inform the Settlement Coronation Celebrations Com- mittee as soon as possible.
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    Science Lab.
    37 5 RAI B. Tues.- A new science laboratory has been opened at the Mahmud School to enable students to learn practical science. Previously, the students had to travel to Clifford School, Kuala Lips, for practical work.
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    First Rally Since 1935
    91 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Tues.— Fur the first time since i'» '.l about 1. ()(»(> Boy Scouts md Cubs m Kuala Kangsar District and Lenggong. Upper Perak, held a Rally on the Polo Club ground Th t president of the Kuala Kang< ar branch of ih o Buy
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    OSPC Promoted
    18 5 TUP: OS PC. of Kota Tinq^f Mr. A. P. Rice has been pi >. moted Deputy Commandant
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    A National Congress
    721 6 JS the political pendulum m the Federation swinging back to the idea of non-communal political parties? Have [he leaden of communal organisations become aware that further political progress m the Federation cannot be made through communal parties even if they are h^ld together by an alliance 0
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    BLOOD TESTS FOR ALCOHOL
    750 6 Research On Effects Of Small Amounts LONDON. SCANDINAVIAN researches on the effects of alcohol have attracted wide attention largely because they have led, m both Denmark and Sweden, to the police being empowered to insist on testing the alcohol content of motorists' blood. By such iosts,
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      373 6 Public Private Morality Sir; Whenever we try to distinguish between right and wrong, we invariably look to our conscience for guidance. An individual must follow the voice of his conscience: otherwise there will be no end of theft, robbery, adultery, torture, murder m our society. Similarly a nation must set
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      They Are Still In
      181 6 Sir; The release of Mr. John Eber. i s a feather m the Government's cap. But the failure to simultaneously release Messrs. Abdul Samad and Devan Nair. who were detained at the same time as Mr. Eber and perhaps for similar reasons (or lack of reasons),
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      'MALAY' AND MUSLIM'
      267 6 Sir; I n reply to my letter which appeared m your newspaper on Feb. 26. 1953, you stated. "In our leader ■we referred to a hypothetical Muslim University, and not to the Malay College which has been advocated and rightly by certain Malays. Allow me to make
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    Review of Views
    451 6 Review of Views 5 Tea Money 2 THE question of tea money 2 has not received any attenJ tion from th e Committee appointed by the Governor 5 to investigate allegations by J owners of new houses of in- creased rents, say s Utusan Melayu. The paper says 1 that
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    586 6 who wrote 3rticl v* week—pipe foiled cigarette, IS THE CASE AGAINST IT REALLY BEING PROVED LONDON. TT'HATEVER a drug addict writes about his weakDCM is. quite naturally, luspect. I smoke. This i» a necessary admission before writing an irritable and possibly illogical attack on television's alarming review of the
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    123 6 Most Dread And Fell Disease T HAVE '■•> 1 W .Vot w< pi .4/? outcast Much A h <; !> I he-> Y> .u-r. Shun i.. i A leper— Oh, rhe run Accurn d, Z7l« ihfl A /)f(i r God. C fs thii i;^ii" d Thi Uvedf Con I again
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    REDS STAGE RUTHLESS PURGE OF MOSLEMS
    209 7 WASHINGTON, Mor. 3 (UP)— Th« Communist outhorities ore dieting ruthless purge among an estimated 45,000,000 Moslems fSSSSi R«d CWMU The compa.gn parallels the Soviet Union! o^g a£t ro df P rive Russion Moslems of their religious faith. It also co- ides w* he Commun
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    36 7 photo. I nmis.ty protested with indiunatiou h\ nun >tudents of Heading Cniverirh le.ui their Kak l>ay tarnival iijiki llMWiBg all that's lovely is not rifhO 1< .nine Kur^en 21, Sheila (;ivnd. mi Hund., Knrv. 10. UP
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    166 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 3 (IP) Mutual Security trattf Harold K. Stassefl said that too much iterial wai getting through to the Cominuiis to help them cut down Tnited Nations ».t .uid troops m Indo-China. so the i's has launched a seven-point programme j ten
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    149 7 TOKYO. Mar. 3 (AP).— The Japanese Prime Minister. Mr. Shigeru Yoshida, fired three Cabinet ministers yesterday and threatened to dissolve the Diet as his opponents joined forces m a show of strength against his shaky government. The resourceful Mr. Yoshida. 74. called two emergency meetof
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    50 7 THE HAGUE. Mar. 3, (Renter).—One hundred thousand people haw beon evacuated from Holland's flood stricken area J where 1.500 died last month, according to an official survey Mort than 0 000 houses and farms were either destroyed or badly damaged. Damaijc was estimated at 1,000,000,000 guilders (£lOO,--000. (100).
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    41 7 JAPAN will let up an Embassy m Turkey hv March 20. An offl rial from the Foreign OiTi.r's European and American Bureau, Akira Kadowai. if to be appointed charge d'all'aires m Turkey pending 4 he appointment ol an Ambas- <ador.— AFP
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    25,000 ARE RENDERED HOMELESS
    138 7 25,000 ARE RENDERED HOMELESS RANGOON FIRE IUM.nnN M.v. 3 (API Itanium v.»«« i.inn itridtea uvt«rdiv Uif thnd sun*"' i d. tif MitWeaki of >uiuh have Kutw-d whole n^uU-ntul ir«-.iv and rrnd- n'.trh 55 «»00 homHpss. Fu!)li» parks, playKroundv. Ml at\{\ t lunch roin(H)UDris intludim; the swank Hjnj.odn Turf Club, have
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    UNESCO Meets In Paris May 18
    100 7 PARIS, Mar. 3. (AP>— The UNESCO Monday set May 13 if the date of a special sessio." m Paris to pick a direc rgeneral to succeed Dr. .Inme^ Torre^-Bodet. of Mevic who resigned last year over b'ld^e 1 cuts. ndidatej for the iwti which
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    28 7 t ol 'ho Zool Canal •The laX the .vacua- v »ffery, Uni- to I earlier 1« eporters' J^ c tneetißf, Jjv hf hoped
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    36 7 photo, j j Andrei Vishinsky of Rus- j sia faces a battery of press cameras at the J J Feb. 24 session of the 5 < I.N. General Assembly m New York.- AP
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    Use Of Force Could Start War
    220 7 Bradley On Korea PALM BEACH, Florida, Mar. 3 (Reuter)— General Omar N. Bradley, Tinted States Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said here yesterday that an all-out attempt to settle the Korean conflict by military methods could spark world war three. In an
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    77 7 BUENOS AIRES. Mar. 3. (Reuter).— An explosion occurred at the railway station here last nluht a few minutes after President Juan Peron arrived bark from his visit to Chile. It was believed to be due to a time ho:nb which shook the htggafC depot about a
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    Ike Worried Over Arab-US Relations
    112 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 3. (AP> President Eisenhower expressed concern today over some evidence of 4- a deteri-ra-tion m the relations betweo > the Arab nations and the United States.' following a meeting with Prince Faisal. Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister. A White Houjc statement, reporting this, also
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    Shot Diplomat Said Critical
    89 7 RANGOON. Mar. 3. (Reuter>. A Soviet diplomat shot and wounded by a Burmese sentry last night m a protected area here was said to be m a critical condition. H e is Mr. Constant m Anikine 36-year-old First Secretary of the Soviet Embassy. Dr. Barbizo 33.
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      40,000 GO WEST
      47 7 BETWEEN H5.000 and 40.--000 East German relugees piled into West Beiiin during February, Minister of State Selwyn Lloyd told the House of Commons. Lloyd said die Allies were already working out a reception plan with German authorities and Britain had already contributed funds.- A.P.
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      29 7 CONSERVATIVES and Labourites joined yesterday ir knocking down as nonsense and propaganda new Red efforts to pin a germ-war labei on United States forces m Ihe Far East.— AP
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      21 7 THE U.S. Senate has confirmed by voice vot e c nomination of Mrs. Clare Booth Luce as Ambassador to Italy.- AP
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      22 7 A WALK-OUT from the secret meeting of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday was staged by Democrat Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota.
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      33 7 PREMIER Na^uib went into session yesterday with diplomatic representatives of olher Arab countries and later said the meeting was to discuss the agenda of an Arab League session scheduled for March 28.- AP
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      40 7 DR. GEORGE Dw.ver, head of the Catholic Missionary Society m London, branded as "grotesque" the recent appeal of Dr. Garrett, Archbishop of York, railing on the faithful to give Marshal Tito a cordial welcome when he visited Bri- tain.— AFP
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    79 7 NEW DELHI, Mar. 3 (AF) The outgoing US Ambassador to India, Chester Bowles, told the Press here yesler3ay "India and America are the world's two greatest democracies with a total population of one-fourth of the WOrl Chester Bowles added "the ties between us are really stronr On
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    Mr. V. Calls For Peace, But Has No New Ideas
    485 7 Mr. V. Calls For Peace, But Has No New Ideas UNITED NATIONS, Mar. 3, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky yesterday called for an end of the Korean war "irrespective of who began it, who supplied the weapons/ but he had no new proposals for solving the deadlock. In a 90-minute
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    45 7 QUEEN MARY 85-yeai old Queen grandmother. has been confined to bed for the past week with gastric trouble, it was announced last night. Marlborough House. Her residence, added that she had not been out for h«r usual motor car drives around London lately.— A P
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    97 7 MANILA, Mar. 3 (AFP) Admiral Ma Chi-chang, Commander of the Chinese Nationalist Navy declared last night that his command is ready for an invasion of the Chinese mainland and was waiting for the signal. Admiral Ma is here on a visit following a trip
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    62 7 NEW YORK. Mar. 3, (AP).— Judge Frames Valente refused to free Monot (Mickey) Jelke on bail pending sentencing, but m guarded remarks indicated the 23-year-old margarine heir may escape the prison term. Valente will sentence Jelke on March 20 following his conviction last week on two
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    47 7 NEW Indian High Commissioner for Ceylon. Mr. Desai, told newsmen on his arriv;r it Colombo, that "a meeting between the two Prime Minister! of India and Ceylon won d bring about an amicable solution of the Indo-Ceylon problem. It would prove nio-t helpful."- AFP
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    297 8 Business As Usual For HK-China Shipping HONGKONG, Mar. 3 (IP)— The possibility of a tighter naval blockade against Communist China whether by the Chinese Nationalists or possibly by the Inited States— is proving no deterrent to shipping between Hongkong and China. Actually the volume of shipping is not large. Cargoes
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    42 8 photo. I Captain Frank Septimus j I Thornton. 54. (above) thr genial, modest skipper of the British Prince. who I holds the distinction nf having: commanded hisl| torys only Festival Ship, I the Campania. m 1951, I is now m Singapore. Standard
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    Agreement On Cotton Research
    106 8 ZURICH. Mar. J, (AP) United States and European COtton researchers here have agreed to exchange information on their research methods m an effort to comba! the Increasing competition from synthetic fabi ics. The sgreement was reached a meeting of the Cotton Committee of the International Federation
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    74 8 SAX FRANCISCO, Mar. 3 (Reuter) Duily air service between the Pacific coast and the Far East was established yesterday by Pan American World Airways. The new operational schedule calls for daily Mights between San Francisco and Los Angeles and Tokyo and two flights weekly to Manila.
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    50 8 BAD WEATHER DELAYS CANTON THE P. and O. liner Canton. capable of 21 knots, snailpaced into Singapore harbour yesterday at 10 knots and tied up an hour later because bad weather was encountered m the Malacca Straits. She brought I'M;) passengers for Singapore and 113 passengers m transit to Hongkong.
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    121 8 UK Detains Norwegian Freighter LOXDON. Alar. 3, (AFP).— British authorities yesterday ordered the detention of the Norwegian ship "Baalbek" which yesterday struck two anti-aircraft towers m the Thames during dense fog. Four occupants of the towers were believed to have been drowned. The ship will be required to remain at
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    221 9 >XDON, Mar. 3 (Reuter)— Copper pricing policy ittilitirs iur resumption m free trading m will be discussed here informally this week at iheon to be attended by British copper fabricators md representatives of Commonwealth copper producers. Trader? believe that as a result of
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    33 9 (AFP).— I have fur free red by the 'he pref nment pur;ram all onsumen Id fhan- if approvthe D.c:. would allow two-third freely from pur- one- EH3
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    90 9 MALAYAN Exchange Banks' Association buying rates to merchants (per $100 Malayan): New York 33 (T.T.). 33 1/8 (0.D.). 33 I on credit bills and 33 5/16 on Irr le bills (MO d/st); Canada 32* (T.T.). 32 5/8 (0.D.), 32 7/8 J9O d/st). Selling rates are: New
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    106 9 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore jesterday weir: Buyers Sellers No 1 R.S.S Spot Loose 762 HI No. 1 R.S.S. Til 77^ No. I R.S.S. 73 i T.\± No. I R.SS. m\ W Tone: Quiet. TIN SINGAPORE. Wed The price of tin today was 5472^. Incluinned.
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    128 9 MANILA, Mar. 3 (AFP> The largest Philippine morning paper "Manila Times" m an editorial entitled "Zaibatsu" said many of the lv.ost powerful Japanese industrial. UtM are looking forward to an unrestricted and uncontrolled trade with Red China. "The approval by the Yoshida Cabinet
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    85 9 Big Imports Of Vegetables BIG imports of vegetables from China flooded the Singapore market lnst month and helped to lower prices, although the area under market gardening m the Colony decreased by 115 acres, says an official statement yesterday. There was a big .lump m the price of fresh coconuts,
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    336 9 WASHINGTON, Mar. 3 (Reuter) The sale to private enterprise of the United States Government's vast synthetic rubber industry, built up m World War 11. was officially recommended yesterday. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation, which administers the industry, recommended to President Eisenhower and Congress
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    39 9 HONGKONG. Mar. 3—Special Standard Sorvice Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were 515.85 to £1 sterling: $6 0100 to US$l; $1,831 to Malayan $1: $0 220 to one Indonesian Rupiah. Gold $2 1 6.00 one tael.
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    Tins Harden, Rubbers Apathetic
    163 9 Tins Harden, Rubbers Apathetic Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE. Tues.— Good interest continued In Malayan tin shares with prices inclining to harden today. Industrial shares also showed moderate interest while rubbers remained apathetic. Changed priccr were: Indragiri 42 47 Pajam 92. 97 Ampat 116 12/2 Austral Am;il. 1U 10 20/3 ed
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    960,000 M. Yen Budget Passed
    51 9 TOKYO. Mar. 3. (AFP). The Lower House of the Japanese Diet today appro"--cd the budget for the 1953 financial year at 960.000.000,--000 yen. The vote was 241 to 196. The government would have been rompelled to dissolve the Diet if the budget had not been
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    90 Experts To Serve Asia
    268 9 THE services of »0 experts for South and South-East Asia, places for 524 trainees from the area and the supply of over £1 million worth of equipment for technical training and research, have beea made available by Britain under the Colombo Plan technical aid scheme.
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    Asia Trade Outlook 'Not Too Promising'
    349 9 Asia Trade Outlook 'Not Too Promising' LONDON, Mar. 3, (Reuter)— The dominating influence m last year's Far Eastern trade was the violent swing m terms of trade against commodity-producing countries, the Financial Times said yesterday. It added that the immediate outlook for trade m Far Eastern markets was not particularly
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    89 9 ONCE a week Studio One at the Voice of America rings with music and laughter, as members of the South Asian staff gather to make their contribution to the "Saturday Night (iet-together." An international "combo" (Pancharagam Kechil) made up of (loft to right) Maun? Khin of the Burma Service; Hashim
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    Produce Mart Quiet
    105 9 THE produce market m Singapore was quiet and barely steady m the copra section and dull m coconut oil, yesterday. Small business m copra was reported for April shipment at $39i per picul. with buyers indicating $39 and sellers s:J9i. March buyers quoted $40 with sellers at
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    US JET BOMBER
    47 9 WASHINGTON. Mar. 3, (AFP) The Air Forre confirmed yesterday that it has ordered its first twin-jet B-fi<; bomber from Douglas Aircraft. The bomber, which is to go into mass production, flies b1 about 700 m.p.h. at 4.000 feet. It corries a crew of three.
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    RUBBER UP 1 CENT ON QUIET MART
    309 9 RUBBER UP 1 CENT ON QUIET MART Standard Market Reporter RUiSBKK prices m Singapore improved by half a cent \< r Ib. on a quiet market yester* day, Srsi grade rubber [of March shipment closing at 77$ cents per lb. Small turnover of businc s was reported during the 'V
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    Small Balance In Jan. Trade
    56 9 MALAYA'S external trade during January showed a small favourable balance <•# about $700,000, according to preliminary figures officially released yesterday. The overall value of forei{ni trade was $578.3 million, v.iri imports at $288.8 million and exports' al $289.5 million. The e figures are iilbjecl lo
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      803 9 it ■ESsSHiEfiS^EHißlii^^HS^^B f Lumpttl 'MI. IOI i 1140 am SI SGAPORE L»,, Jr MALAYAN RAILWAY I LONDON „n» MJ&.M M 1.5151 3 30pm ARRIVAL*. t-, nm MtVIWMMWIW ART i ,^'rm 1 fiuel KUrf'SJLS^frWa RADIO PROGRAMME Ipoh. Kua'a Lumnur 11 im Sin«nn« h i i 1 0 Gemat 615 Sport* Roun.J-U
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    From Mute To Mannequin
    452 10 I KAN M AI.F.V is one of Australia's most beautiful pin-up girls and one of the bravest girLs anywhere. (■olden haired, green eyed, with a perfect willowy figure and honey-gold skin. Jean has left her family behind her and travelled 12.000 milts to London to seek
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    CHILDREN MAKE YOU YOUNG AGAIN
    647 10  -  MARSARET SCOTT By ASK ANY HAPPY MOTHER IF YOU'RE IN DOUBT m> YOT'KK fttaf to be a .Mother! If so. you have my hearty congratulations for. although during the next few months you'll probably hive times when you get fed-up with the very sound of
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      305 10 L LAS O= SH °wsi_J a OPENS TOMORROW! THE FBI WANTS j(MIN... IUVE THE ENEMY WANTS HIM... DEAD! A The Suspense Story VV Of Our Time! My I Son HCICN ROSCRT hayes John wAL( t ER HEFLIN rjWP..j JAGGER WTnnriVFni^ LAST DAY! /ill |f»lii|l|i#l| I! \.M. I ..to. -1. -S^r
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      232 10 O> SALE TODAY i. SlN^>-f ■I U«rcl, IT }1 V H I JI, 1.45, I. 6.30, </ >„ M^\ 2nd TITANIC WEEK^J Distributed b) RKO RADIO PKrnn I VICTOR MATURE VIEAN SIMMONS ROBERT ?.I A MftN...» WOMAN AND A WILDERNESS i« n I ITS J. FENIMORE COOPER'S APVENTUREMASTB? 1 Exciting
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      307 10 STAR CONTEST No. S Can You Name This Actor? Do you recognise him? There j^^^^^a^ will be another star for you :^pi^g|^|g^^ tntrits will close each week MJ-f^^WU^^^R w *\h the prize- winners' names sJll^^^^^^HbbSHbl Published m th e MMovei c Page M^j& -^^a^^sM Standard." Thus all entries Wf March
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      246 10 rpODAY S qi-ot ATIOX The X ffrace «r th,- spirit comes ,K Mly w rom hflVf and J "hts «>t Take no chances m the »<)IK BIRTHIMTE with partners or loied one" auernoon. Evening disnitrh dune,; attend to CANCER June 21 to July ">1 LEO— July 2:{ to Aue •>■>
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    45 11 nnrt he t*« lrx Buii»- left «i "< n Z griV bui H" v 11 v |h «.ho,ild "warn flKht i dfM on B lv n ka4iM j .UHldl-VV .iM plt«tl ns 1 iMal surf re ,sowln»«^i it'S to i I, Unmn on ,lltr I .rnir
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    ISLAND CLUB COMPETITIONS
    109 11 t IRE1 RE i 5l i T f the Sin Rapore Island Club golf competitions completed recently by the Ladies section were: Cathay Cup: Final played on Sunday was won by Miss S Baher who beat Miss K. Meyer 2 and I, To reach the final. Miss
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    FA BID TO KILL BLACK MARKET IN TICKETS
    330 11 FA BID TO KILL BLACK MARKET IN TICKETS A^^^^'SJLL^"* memorandum. dering th c allocation of xicKets, announced that the number of tickets allotted to e "°f. the clubs m thefina° JTm b e L lm te d f °r the nrst time m the history of the competition. Previously it
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    Blackpool For The Cup
    106 11 Monda^niih; «*h 3», P) Ja»"*o* bookmakers the joint" ti ?t c B1»ck P°°l *»d Bolton Wanderers "up Blackn^i aV2 Uf l1? to win thc F A fhalleiig© »,up Blackpool on Saturday eliminated Arsenal 2—l. meat BoltoT^^a 1 ■»««wi knock out tournaBlackDooi JSS^^ W, IU Play Evertoo,
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    Blackpool Make History Again
    337 11 an* £J\ M *~J <R««ter)~Bolton meet Everton R?li^, 11l gh ?i n Clty or Tottenham Hotspur meet on tt 21 Football Association cup semi-finals a clther me wUI Played m the South. Bolton and Everton will meet at Maine Road, the home of Manchester City and
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    Annual Boys' Club Boxing
    142 11 The Federation of Singapore Boys Club will be staging their Annual Inter-Club Boxing Tourney for the Davies Cup commencing on March 5, at the Happy World Stadium at 7.30 p.m. On Mar. 6, the fighta will be held at the Police Training Sfhool at 7 p.m.
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    HK Lose TT Test
    33 11 BANGALORE. Mar. J, (Reuten India beat Hongkong m the first table tennis -test" her e yesterday by three matches to two. The Indians won two singles and the doubles.
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      55 11 AUCTION SALE BOKHARA, S2VDIAN PAKISTAN CARPETS RUGS In Various Sizes. Colours, etc. 111 cur Saleroom, v. id CHLUA STtEET, SINGAPORE, 1 11 I m 1 1'. 7lh M.,r,h. |!MJ from 2..10 .7.,'t0 MA«I>. /hi, Mmrrtk. 19.1.1 from 10..10,,.m. 1.00 «w«# from 2.30-.1..10 ON VIEW CATALOGUES ISSUED. CHEONG KOON SENG CO.,
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      161 11 NOTICES THE PENANG TURF CLUB SPRING MEETING, 1953 COURSE CASH SWEEP ADVANCE BOOKINGS Members are advised that as it has been necessary to schedule 9 Races each day, no Through Numbers are being booked for the ninth Race and any numbers already sold will not apply to Race 9. E.
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      1279 11 NOTICES nunm notice Muniripality Of Kual.i LumpiaT Scvveraqe BdMaW TENDERS are invited tor ttie construction of a V 2' o* wide metalled road about 1 1 S miles long rorripie^e with reilß* forced concrete brldflH. verts. He In the Bungsar* P.inui Area of the Municipal*, ty. The Drawings m«y b*
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      172 11 >^r C imi_ "^1 T-^L^^jr' aEA(JTV f^YSELF. f r "IFEILUNPER SAYS" 3 IT'S' W <N^ ll^ V^^^^*^^**** >^^*^* ■i ■.-■-■-u-u-u-u-u-l -ij-u-u-.ru- _n_ ujnjnj-ijxj-u-Lr-yj-p-^ P^tL^k'^ A J^ 57 ING VVELL J M NOT Nt^ 1 I-WODTHAI3 I 1... FROM NOW 04, t/ AW, D£G6^- UCGoAf I CANT ALLEY %i*S NFIoHEORSCAT... /IF
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    TODAY'S Sport
    88 12 TODAY'S Sport SOCCER: SBHFA: Spore C arti (d Bank W r MPH at Jalan Btsar; Stonroc v Mala- yan Airwmyg at Geylang, Han- delsbank v STC ai R/: Borweo Motors v NTS at BODCA; 7(7 V Mercantile BmiK- at Breiccncs: Bnta v Brewerieg a* t Hong t\'nig Bank R v
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    PALLETT PICKS BEST TWO
    687 12  - PALLETT PICKS BEST TWO Jeffery James (1) Ruth (2) Kernel YOI CAN FAKE OFF WOl R VOW MR. PAL! I r < i.hort t \v€ been here, 1 o<i' 1 1 Km was r d fhr opinions of < led iyonr < J rm the i >cklcs t>' yOUr licnrf
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    A Man To Know
    118 12 There is now. somewhere m Singapore, an athlete who, before the war. was ranked ion it h as a sprinter but was forced to cut short his promising career io the tracks because of a wound he received m the last war. lie is T.L. Lockton.
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    Victorians Recover To Beat SABS
    125 12 VICTORIA SCHOOL scored convincing victory three-one over S Anthony*i Boys' School at Bras Basah Roi-c' yesterday. The Victorians were taken by surprise when their opponents made aggressive raids from the whistle. Within three minutes a well timed centre t>v Hens* Seng saw Slang Hock head
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    BARTLEY BOYS LOSE AT LAST
    81 12 BARTLEY Secondary School who have been trouncing school teams this season suffered their first defeat when they met Anglo Chinese school at Barker Road yesterday. Arujlo Chinese School de-reuU-'l their opposing team narrowly by four goals to three. Scorers wore: Kong Guan li). B. Singh
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    Terror Win
    25 12 match of the United Services \**MU* at RAF. Seletar yesterday ft M. S. Terror defeat** Solotar Corinthians oy f.uir goals t o three.
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    Yong Fails To Save Lads
    220 12 NAVAL Doi-kyard scored a deserving 3 l victory over the Cheerful Lads m a SAFA Div. 2 league tie played yesterday at the Geylang Stadium. The Dockyards were the better team arid would have won by a larger margin had it not been for the
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    WANDERERS WIN JUNIOR KO TITLE
    321 12 WANDERERS Sports Club, who made their debut m hockey this season, became champions m this season's Singapore Hockey Association Junior Knockout Competition when they defeated University "A" in the final by three goals to one. The match, played on the Padang yesterday, was keen, fast,
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    MARINES SHARE THEIR FIRST LEAGUE POINTS
    306 12 MARINES Sports Club, making their debut m the SAFA division 1 league, shared points with Pulau Brani United alter an energetic 60 minutes at the Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. The result was a two-all draw. It was a match of contrasting styles the Marine
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    KML Beat SCSA 3-0
    160 12 K. MUSLIM League had no difficulty m defeating the Singapore Civil Services Association by three goals to nil m a S.A.F.A Division Three A ieague soccer match played at C.V.M.A. ground yesterday. The game was rather scrappy and it was a one-sided alf air throughout with
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    Fund For Padek
    168 12 SPORTSLETTER Sir,-~Being a race-goer and witnessing the unfortunate and tragic accident which befell Apprentice Jockey Mohd. Padek on the concluding day of the recent Singapore Races to cut short the life and career of an up and coming rider, I extend my heartfelt sympathy to his next-of-kin.
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    Refs Meet Today
    27 12 THERE will be a SAFA's referees committee meet ins today at Jalan Besar. The next SAFA Council meeting will be held on March 9.
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    SWOLLEN ANKLE BEATS JOY MOTTRAM
    582 12 SINGAPORE tennis fans, who turned up 1.500-stronn to watch the final night* exhibition at the Happy World stadium last night, were disappointed when the lon«: awaited match between the Malayan champion. Mrs. Gladys Loke Chua and Mrs. Joy Mottram did not come off. Mrs. Mottram.
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    MAN O'WAR ON UPGRADE RUNS FASTEST AT PENANG
    478 12  - MAN O' WAR ON UPGRADE RUNS FASTEST AT PENANG WINDSOR LAD By PEXANG, Mon.— All the horses entered for the Penan* Meet ew^ Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh-trained who have not arrived, were seen out I I morning's track work. Best workers were Man O'War who covered the half mile m
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      117 12 i\a\ W A if vW IS zr^ SUPER-UJRTERPROOF.RUTOmfITiC IG.OOO aircrews of the R.A.I', and the R(.A.F live successfully tested the Omega Seamasi. r. Further, science confirms the facts: liter II >">•" itay m a 120' F. oven followed hy a sudde n ißßcnfil m an ice-cold bath, the Seamasters MCWBCJ
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      236 12 Coronati^ Tour Con feJ READERS of the Singapore St. n^ "I Most Popular Sportsman ni <? ard w rK who will be honoured 'as an Cj b n r|su '%.n Su. this land to attend the (oronaHo? 0 1 R^"n;V< during May an d June this JSi <ir ln "ni-
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