Singapore Standard, 11 March 1953

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    10 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ,H-1- SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1953. TWELVE PACES
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    MORE PAY AND MORE LEAVE
    760 1 MOR E PAY AND MORE LEAVE 6,000 Dock Workers Will Stand To Benefit AN AWARD of increased pay for about 6,000 skilled and unskilled daily paid labourers, and more annual paid leave for certain others employed m the Singapore Naval Base, has been made by Mr. John Cameron, arbitrator m
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    Putting Their Backs To It
    54 1 Putting Their Backs To It photo. Constables taking lessons at the Police Training College. Hendon, near London, put their backs into practice for the biggest crowd-control job they may ever tackle keeping back the Coronation p r o c e ssion watchers. The "crowd" for this practice was supplied by
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    LEE MENG SWAP IS STILL ON
    535 1 LEE MENG SWAP IS STILL ON 1 IXDOY Mir. 10 (Reuter) Mr. i hurchill, the Prime Minister. i ol Commons today the y le 1 1 the Hungarian otter to extkanf Edgar Sanders. British iin IsonesJ m Budapest. M UyJUI Chinese woman msi been entirely reM Churchill was answering a
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    Saved By Screams
    29 1 !l her on the H .t. another r She rushbut was I gang. her occuthe h ise had awakenT \v for help I the intruders to
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    A Pledge Of Unity By Mao
    107 1 MOSCOW. Mar. 10 (UP)— Chinese Communist leader Mao Tse-tung m the most significant development since the death of Josef Stalin today reaffirmed Soviet leadership of world Communism and warned that the Sino-Soviet front was '"invincible." The statement by Mao appeared on the front page
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    SWATOW RAIDED
    22 1 CHINESE Nationalist warships raided Swatow harbour last week, raptured one Chinese Communist vessel and inflicted '"heavy damage* on others. UP.
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    RI FLOOD RELIEF
    24 1 THE Islamic disaster fund m Holland has so far received over 25,000 guilders for aid to the Indonesia and Persia. Reuter.
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    Varsity Post: Choice Made
    85 1 THE University of Malaya is expected shortly to announce the name of the successful candidate for the Chinese Chair. The Standard was told yesterday. The Selection Board on Chinese Study met last week at which certain "possibles" appeared. It is understood the Committee has made its
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    That Jet! Poles Nab Danish Ships
    107 1 COPENHAGEN, Mar. 10 (Reuter) Poland has seized seven Danish fishing boats, with 30 Danes aboard, m the Hela Bay area near Dan/iff, less than 24 hours after again demanding that Denmark return a Russian-built MIG jet plane which landed on Bornholm island last week.
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    Firm Conclusion
    28 1 THE English-language Chinese Nations Is! dally, China Post. iii Taipeh reported Stalin's funeral under the headline, M Jf Worms Don: Get Stalin, The Devil Must. (Reuter-AAP).
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    BID TO REFLOAT FREIGHTER FAILS
    98 1 Standard Staff Reporter EIGHTY Malay seamen being the combined rrcws of five Singapore Harbour Board tugs stood by throughout last night waiting for high water for a second attempt at re-floating the 5,969-ton freighter Jalamohan. which ran aground m Singapore harbour, earlier m the evening.
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    HE JOINS STALIN
    26 1 RUSSIAN-born Gassily Kirinsclienko, 63-year-old mental home employee m the Montevideo cut hi> throat and killed himself after hearing of Marshal Staling death. Reuter.
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    Samad Plea For Indies
    63 1 THE United Malays. National Organisation will petition the Indonesian Government to allow Inche Abdul Samad to enter the country. Inche Samad. formerly of the Utusan Melayu. is still detained under the Emergency Regulations m St. John's Island. H e has applied to th e Indonesian Government
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    Paging Mr. Nair
    48 1 A WALLET containing certain personal effects and an identity card Perak No. 2003G5 bearing the name of P. N Nair of 140 Kampong Boyan Lane, Taiping, was handed over to the Tanjong Pagar Police station m November last year. Will Nair claim back his property?
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    Forest Fires
    18 1 WIND-iatmod blazes have destroyed nearly 4,000 acres of French forests within the last week. A P.
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    WHAT THE NAVAL BASE MEN GOT
    348 1 WHAT THE NAVAL BASE MEN GOT Satndard Staff Reporter FOLLOWING are the awards made by Mr. Cameron The union's demand that a minimum total wage of 1334 per day be paid to unskilled daily-rated labourers will be accepted. Daily-rated employees m other grades, beginning with those drawing a basic wage
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    Police Recruit Found Hanged
    109 2 A SINGAPORE detective recruit, Tan Hong Chwet, attached to the routine sub-branch. C.I.D., v found hanged at his i e in North Bridge B id yesterday. a bachelor and 1. ith iiis mother. Shortly H .,.m., iIm found him hanginf bj a rope, suspended i e
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    Travellers' Joy At The Bukom Club
    68 2 "THE Island Players" visited Pulo Bukom Installation recently and presented their play "Travellers Joy" m the Bukom Club. After the show members of the Bukom Club entertained the players. "Travellers Joy" will be presented at the Victoria Theatre from tomorrow to Saturday. A scene
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    Parents Are The Deciding Factor
    281 2 PROBATION SYSTEM TIIK co-operation of parents is often the deciding factor m whether probation cases being handled by the Singapore Social Welfare Department will prove a success. A spokesman of the Department told The Standard yesterday that without the co-opera-I on uf tne parents and
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    PAPER EXPORTER
    33 2 MR P A CORBETT, Manavins-Director of .Messrs. P. (iardner Corbett Ltd., one of the leading paper exporters m England, who is now m Singapore studying the paper market conditions m Malaya.
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    RAILWAY MEN'S MORALE IS GOING UP
    145 2 RAILWAY MEN'S MORALE IS GOING UP I KUALA LIMPI R, Tues. i The morale of the Malayan Railway staff has risen, according to Mr. J. W. Shepley, Malayan Raii- way Labour and Welfare Officers, This is the result of a team from the Federation Depart- ment of Information Services j
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    'Light Up JB Lorongs'
    125 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— the provision of street lamps Jg lorongs and, of children's Pla3-grounds m Johore Bahru were some of the facilities asked for by elected Councillors at the recent Town Council meeting. Inche Sardon said $11,500 had been put aside for lighting m Johore State.
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    RURAL AREAS USED AS MAIN BASE
    312 2 RURAL AREAS USED AS MAIN BASE Spore Trafficking In Girls Standard Staff Reporter TRAFFICKERS of young girls from the Federation are using Johore Bahru, or outlying rural districts m Singapore, such as Bukit Tim ah or Jurong, as a base for operations, says the monthly report of the Social Welfare
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    Cigarettes Man
    35 2 MR. A. E. STEPHENS, overseas representative of the Kensitas Cigarette Company, arrived from Australia by Qantas BOAC yesterday on a three we c k visit to Singapore and the Federa- tion.— Standard photo.
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    $150,000 For Dutch Relief Fund
    113 2 DONATIONS are still being received regularly by the Dutch Flood Relief Fund from people of many nationalities m Singapore. Since the fund was first formed last month over $150,000 has been remitted to the Netherlands Government. The two final even's m aid of the fund
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    TALK BY PAYNE
    27 2 MR. KEITH PAYNE will speak today at the British S^iiii P-m. the series The World Around Us Hi<= talk is entitled 'The Industrial Revolution."
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    15 2 BL2S *3S332£gttmT2£ ot ,ta iniag his successful »ri_*ri~.i!_t L- _7 l, ™siry, exam- Standard photo.
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    DENIES HE BEAT CAT TO DEATH
    55 2 NQ Boon Tor (43), was charged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with cruelty to a cat. He was alleged to have beaten the cat to death with a wooden stick m River Valley Road on Sunday. Claiming trial, he was allowed bail
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    Few People Saw S'pore Safety Show
    135 2 ATTENDANCE at the safety-first exhibition for Singapore taxi drivers, organised by the Registrar of Vehicles was disappointing, the Registrar, Mr B C J Buckeridge, told The Standard yesterday He said out of about 6.000 taxi-drivers mi n the Colony about 1.500 attended. "Many of
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    BIG REUNION BY TEACHERS
    71 2 ARRANGEMENTS have been comple'.ed for the first Singapore teachers' reunion week which begins on Saturday. \v;th a swimming carnival. The programme includes a debate, variety concert, games and a ga'a dinner and dance on Mar. 20 at Raffles Hotel. Tickets for the dinner and dance are
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    TO BE TRIED ON 2 THEFT CHARGES
    83 2 KANDASAMY Thielianarhan claimed trial at the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday when he was charged with stealing a motoi car spotlight worth $37.50 m Victoria Street at 2 a.m on Mar. P. He will also be tried on ti charge of being m
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    WELL TOWGAY PROVE GOOD
    173 2 Standard Staff Reporter EXPERIMENTS conducted simultaneously by th e Singapore. Towgay Growers' Association and the agricultural division of the Department of Commerce and Industry, on the keeping qualities of towf£ J f r <££ n from well waint <* in SL ,00^ a^e food producing area
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    Standard Pattern Service BY Rosalind Ratnam
    53 2 Standard Pattern Service BY Rosalind Ratnam IMPORTANT: When ordering a pattern, send m a completed measurement chart, seven coupon, and three ten cent stamps. Some readers have only sent me seven coupons without the measurement chart and the stamps. I cannot cut your pattern unless I have your measurements. Please
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    Married Women Are Not Eligible
    154 3 Married Women Are Not Eligible SINGAPORE married women teachers may not be eligible for the proposed post-Normal training to qualify lor higher pay under the new Education Service for teachers m English schools. The Standard was told yesterday that since married women teachers were classified as "temporary teachers" they would
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    Treatment At Clinics
    59 3 A SINGAPORE Government medical officer will attend the following clinics to give medical attention and treatment to the members of the public. Monday: Chang! Clinic 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.: Tuesday: Kampong Batak Clinic 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.: Wednesday: Chang. Clinic 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.:
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    ST. PATRICKS DAY DANCE AT GHQ
    40 3 NEGRO dancers Byron Cuttler and Manuela St. Claude, wil) present üßalau Bala Negra" at the St. Patrick*! day dance ol »Varranl Officer* and Sergeants ot GtlQ FARELF. at their Mess m Tanglin on Saturday.
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    Trophy To Gurkhas
    135 3 •SEVEN Jungle crackshots of 2 6 Gurkha Rifles were presented with the MillingtonDrake trophy by the C-in-C FARELF, General Sir Charles Keightly, at General Headquarters, FARELF, in Singapore yesterday. The trophy which was donated in 1950 by Sir Eugen Millington-Drake. is awarded to the best rifle team
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    More $s For The Queen's Portrait
    78 3 DONATIONS to the Royal Portrait Fund m Singapore now stand at several hundred dollars. Mr. J. R. Hill. City Treasurer, told The Standard yesterday. Professor Arthur Pan has been commissioned to paint the portrait of the Queen. It is expected to be finished by
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    Murder Verdict Given At Inquest
    135 3 A hRDIC T of murder by some person or persons unknown was recorded by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh, yesterday at the end of the inquiry into the death of a toffee-shop assistant. Tan Sens Teo. Dr. K. Shanmugaratnam ?aid m h evidence that
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    Govt. Attitude 'Irresponsible'
    88 3 A CHARGE that the Singapore Government "appears to be extremist in its BtUttide and Irresponsible*' in its dealing with the Government Medical Workers' Union was made in a letter to the Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. L. BIythe. by the assistant secretary ot the union. Mr. Peter William?,
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    YMMA Officers Appointed
    106 3 THE following are officials of the Singapore Young Men Muslim Association for 195:.. President. Turin Ha.ji Mohamed Khan: vice-president. H. A. Jivabhai: hon. secretary, A. Wanior: bon. treasurer, Abdeali Tayebali: Wat secretary. Abdul Hamid bin Sulaiman: ass. treasurer, Mansoor Al-Kadri: hon. sports secretary. Ahmad bin Mohamed Ibrahim:
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    STOLE PEN: JAILED
    40 3 THE Singapore Sixth Police Court Magistrate. Mr. R. I. B. Pates yesterday sentenced Kueh Seng Eng to six weeks rigorous imprisonment for stealing a pen worth $14 from Shantilal Ratilal m North Bridge Road on Dec. 13.
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    56 3 Standard picture. TWO Standard-Vacuum Oil Company employees, Mr. Quek Liang Chua (Accounts) and Mr. Ooi Thean Leong (Sales), will leave for New York today by Pan-American Airways to study the company's operation in America. Mr E P J. Fee, Acting Gene ral Manager, is seen presentin"' round-the-world air tickets to
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    Modern Borstal For Singapore
    241 3 GOVT. BUILDING IN RURAL AREA THE construction of a modern Borstal for Singapore youthful delinquents is receiving; the immediate attention of th* Government, Mr. A. W. Clow, Commissioner of Prisons, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Clow said the Borstal, which was recommended by the Prison Inquiry
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    DISTRICT PLANS FOR CORONATION
    63 3 THE Singapore Serangoon Road District Committee h making elaborate preparations for the Coronation celebrations m the area. A 26-man committee has been elected under the chairmanship of Mr. Lim Slew Ek. The committee met last week and decided to hold processions, stage Chinese Waya n g
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    BIG S'PORE FLOWER SHOW MAR. 27
    194 3 Satndard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE will be holding the fifth post-war flower exhibition on a scale surpassing anything yet previously attempted. Organized by the Singapore Gardening Society, the exhibition will be held from Mar. 27-29 at the Happy World, Stadium. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. W.
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    South Winds Ideal For A TB
    363 3 South Winds Ideal For A TB Camp Tsast THE South Winds Hotel offered to the Singapore Government for conversion to a tuberculosis sanatorium would make an excellent site for a T.B. Settlement, Dr. G.H. Garlick, Director of the Royal Singapore Tuberculosis Clinic, told The Standard yesterday. "I hope the possibility
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    Adult Classes
    54 3 WOMEN students who have already registered their name, for the adult classes m the People's Education Association m litracy m English and those who wish to join thes e classes are requested to report at the RaiTles Girls' School tomorrow at 7 p.m., said Mr. B. G. Saiiai,
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    SPECIAL SERVICE
    28 3 A SPECIAL service will beheld at the new Singapore Methodist Church m Bedok Road on Saturday, to dedicate a new organ by Bishop R. L. Archer.
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    Dato Hails Mosque In London Plan
    139 3 ALL MALAYAN Muslims will weleorhe the establishment of a mosque m London, Dato S. I. O, Alsagoff. chairman of the Muslim Advisory Board m Singapore, told Tho Standard yesterday. Dato Alsagoff said that a* far as he was aware there WM now only one
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    FUNERAL SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING
    51 3 FUNERAL grants of three deceased members are stilt outstanding and claimants art; asked to send m their claims, says the annual report of the Singapore Christian Funeral Society to be tabled at the annual general meeting on Mar. 15. The society has a total membership of
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    HOSPITAL BADGES
    33 3 THE Director of Medical Services. Dr. W. J. Vickers. will present badges to members of the Singapore Hospital Reserve at St. John Headquarters. Stamford Road, on Mar. 18, at 5.30 p.m
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    Top Red Sub-Editor Shot Dead In Malacca
    203 4 Top Red Sub- Ed it or Shot Dead In Malacca KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Another branch committee member of the Malayan Communist Party has been killed. He was S. Man. am, alias Subramaniom, alias Elankoran, (29) who at one time was employed m Gemas as a sub-editor for Tamil publications issued
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    Teachers' Request Granted
    119 4 Teachers' Request Granted THE President of the Board and princ pals of Chinese Middle schools m Singapore held a meeting at the Chinese Club yesterday to discuss the teachers' request for n increase m pay. The meeting decided that the principals of the different schools should meet to fix the
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    Debate On Religion
    105 4 THE British debating team and th c University of Malaya a ill hold a debate on Friday. at B. M p.m. m the Central Hall of the Faculty of Medicine at which Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, the CommissionerGeneral, will preside. The debate is on: "Religion is irreconcilable
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    Death Trial Acquittal
    107 4 GIAM AH TEE was acquitted m the Singapore Assizes before Mr. Justice Whit ton yesterday at the conclusion of a trial i A which he was charged with causing the death of a woman. Chong Ah Wong. It was alleged :hat on the night of Apr. 27
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    BOUND OVER FOR MOLESTING GIRL
    165 4 A YOUNG man was yesterday charged m the Singapore Third District Court with outraging the modesty of a 14-year-old girl who lived m the same house. Mr. C. F. J. Ess. prosecuting on a fiat, said that ihe girl. Lim Kirn Wah, was sleeping on
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    Wanted: Two Radio Actors
    100 4 RADIO Malaya will audition aspiring actors for the parts of two policemen, m a new serial by Michael Sme e entitled "Police Corporal Hashim.** Those with stage experience or those who hav c been before the microphone would b e preferred. But anyone can attend the
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    Councillor Apologises
    96 4 PHILIP R. WILLIAMS, a Singapore City Councillor, and X. F. Fernandez, appeared before Mr. R. B I. Pates, Sixth Police Court Magistrate, yesterday on a summons alleging tlfttt they used ''abusive language" to Muthaliappan Saminathan. a sundry goods shop proprietor on Oct. 10, last year. Mr S. K.
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    150 FT. DRAGON FOR THE LAKES
    51 4 IPOH Tues. A 150-foot dragon is to be a prominent t Sfi ure i "S f T^P-n^s Coronation celebrations. Mounted on ram the dragon will be P™ e e <?, by outboard motors and bnlhantly lighted. It will SL\H2 of the Procession on the
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    Do You Know Her Parents?
    66 4 THE Singapore Department of Social Welfare has m its care Tan Ah Bey. a six-year old girl whose parents failed to claim her after she was discharged from the Middleton Hospital. Anybody able to supply information about the parents of Ah Bey should get m
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    First Jap Ship To Call Since War
    94 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Tatsuharu Mara, first Japanese vessel to caU at a Federation port after the Occupation, will arrive at Port Swettenham on Mar. 14. She belongs to the Shinnihon Line of Kobe, formerly known as the Tatsuuma Line. The name was
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    KL Woman Wins Land Deal Suit
    300 4 BUT HER CONDUCT IS CENSURED Xl ALA LUMPUR, Toes.— Mr. Justice Briggs, m the Supreme Court, here, today, gave judgment m favour of the plaintiff. Madam C. Saraswathy Ammal, against Mr. Wong See Leng, Selangor tin miner and contractor, m a land suit. On
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    INDIAN SHIP AT PENANG
    68 4 PEXAXG. Tues— The second Indian Navy ship to call here within a week. the frigate Investigator arrived here yesterday for a week's stay. Shortly after the warship had cast anchor, the agent of the Government of India. Mr. Ran.akrishna Rao. and a party went aboard for
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    Unionists' College 'A Sound Idea'
    138 4 PENANG, Tues— The Labour Adviser to the Secretary of State lor the Colonies Mr. R. Parry who is at present m Penang, told The Standard today that the idea of a training college for trade unionists mi n this CO u n }u y u,d
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    7 Years Jail For Culpable Homicide
    223 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Agreeing with the assessors who found the accused guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to murder, Mr. Justice Wilson, at the High Court here today, convicted 35-year-old Charan Singh, employed as a watchman at the Fung Keong rubber factory, Klang, and
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    New British Resident A War Hero
    112 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. j A hero of the Malaya campaign will act as British Resident. Pahang. He ia Mr. .1. L. H. Davies who was with Lt.Col. Chapman, author of "The Jungle Is Neutral." Mr. Davies. a prewar Police j i Officer who speaks
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    Three New Classes For Women
    91 4 THE Singapore .PeopVs Education Association will open three new adult classes for women students only at Raffles Girls Srhool at 7 p.m. today. Mr. B. G. Sahai. secretary of the P.E.A., told The Standard last night, women students who had registered at the P.E.A. m
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    YOUTH COUNCIL ANNUAL MEETING
    48 4 THE Singapore Youth Council will hold its annual general meeting at the BritLsh Council Hall on Mar. 17. One of the resolutions to be discussed at the meeting will be whether to make Singapore the venue of the World Assembly of Youth m 1954.
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    DON'T MARRY HER' THREAT-Court Told
    121 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A man, who said he had received anonymous threats if he married a certain girl (now his wife), was discharged under a $100 bond by the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate, Inch* Ismail, today. Razali bin Ahmad, a 24-year-old junior meteorological assistant, was
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    Ex-Bandit Celebrates
    70 5 I CHADS and relatives of lee (hew. an ex terrorist who surrendered in 19.">0. •;.< tin- red Ai Sun Kee Rest.ici.tnt. Kuala I.umpur. to «.!.!iute the first birthday of Ml >i)ii during the weekrml Pit hire shows Mrs. I.ee (hew holding the hab.v while the proud father on
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    Two Tries In 4 Days To End Life
    119 5 TWICE Within four days Kwan Smtky unemployed, attempted to jump oil the ninth floor of the Singapore improvement Trust flats m l pper Pickering Street, it was stated m the Fifth Police Court yesterday. He was ordered to v lent ito woodbrtdge
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    AUCTION NETS $2 M.
    68 5 THE tour-day auction of the estate of the late Dtawood bin H..d.iee Hassan which concluded yesterday realised 52.462.H00. including $645,950 from 26 lots of property solo yesterday More than 40 nouses m tapper Serangoon. Hajee Lane Pennefather Road and Albert Street were Bold yesterday at prices
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    Pen-Owner Sought
    48 5 SINGAPORE Police have recovered a maroon coloured fountain pen with a gold cap and the name. M M. AriflTin." engraved on it. The pen is believed to have been stolen from the owner, who is asked t«» contact Inspector Tan Chin Wee at Central Polite Station
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      104 6 Sir: I was shocked to see m a picture published m The Singapore Standard (5.2.53) that som c trade unionists took part m the Social Welfare Lottery draw at Penang. I remember that when the Social Welfare Lottery Bill was tabled befor c a meeting of the
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    KL WAR DEPT. GET TROUNCING
    347 11 W Mil K\ Tur* -The War Department Civilian Staff Association M h hun\ m t«rst <im*i<'n soccer m Selangor, were trounced to the tune *J5; the Pmin Hoad ground today. 5* ,h f -m ctoob time to nettte, immm W* mm they got going there
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    Champs For S'pore
    45 11 HONGKONG. March 10 .1 P> —The Royal ulster Riflei Box tag ream inter-unit eh 1 1 putns m Hongkong left Hongkong today aboard the SS Cmpire Fowey toy Singapore where they will compete m the F.ir East land forces champion- ship tourney.
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    Rough Play Mars poh Lge. Soccer
    43 11 iyi —*s ivcd temper.- marred the fir? between the PCRC and th PCRC, winners of th year won the same by S-: ..nilties. iwo to Chinese and one t endty Soccer ■ngs Victory WKM*-)MM*li »^-«^-i^»<^^^*»* J VSU"
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    S.Korean Soccer Team For S'pore
    22 11 S.Korean Soccer Team For S'pore A South Korean soccer team will visit Singapore early April for tentative five matches m the Colony.
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    Second Win For Dockers
    104 11 d chalked up victory m a SAFA i 11 league soccer at R ad yesterday. They g Bahru Rangers "S— 2. Ire IWO up early I rei .-> being Eric I m Tcck. ard I back al rts, Kappi redeflcit Just before D cntowo equalised. all
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    FIJIANS KEEP RECORD
    32 11 HONGKONG, March 10 (IP)— The visiting Fijian rugby team won its LW match m Hongkong today, downing the local Civilians Si to 6 to keep their unbeaten record intact.
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    Coronation Tour Contest
    182 11 Coronation Tou r Contest OEAULRS ot tbe Singapore Standard will choose «h* £^> ,?.^J >0 J" ,lar Sportsman or Sportswoman of Malm who will be honoured as an Unofficial Representative v 5 this land to attend the Coronation CeremonuJ n London May an d June this year. s The Contest
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    Kota Raja Snatch Point From Rovers
    176 11 KOTA RAJA tactic of close marking Rovers' Awang Bakar paid dividends when they snatched a point from a one all draw m yesterday's SAFA Division I league soccer at Jalan Besar stadium. Kota Raia put Giman. Musa and Ismail Omar to mark Bakai\ The
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    39 11 NOTTINGHAM. Mar. 10 (AP) Don CockelL former British light heavyweight champion, defeated 39-year-old Tommy Fair last night when referee Eugene stopped the tight at the end of the seventh round because of Fans badly cut left eye.
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    7-1 Soccer Win
    44 11 BARTLFY Secondary School. Singapore, beat St. Patrick.. School by f l m their interichool soccer match played at St. Patricks School ground yesterday. Scorers for Bartlev< woe Malleque 3. Rahman *2. Billy Teo and Rahim. Yap Seng replied for tne losers.
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    SJI Win School Soccer
    201 11 SJI Win School Soccer IN a fast and exciting game of football St. Josephs institution beat Johore English College by 3 2 yesterday. Collegians played well as team but did not huve the Sick. Midway in the first half Dexter Boyd brokp through from the left and .srored the firs*
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    NS Briefs
    130 11 SEREMBAN. Tuos- The fit -st organised inter-slate soccer competition between the Eurasian teams of Malacca, Selangor and Negri Sembilan .v;is held here during the week-end. This triangular meet wai for a trophy presented by Mr. Cyril LaBr^oy. well-known Perak and North Malaya hockey player, i in memory of
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    Onan Rangers
    76 11 The Onan Rangers S.C. will play friendly games of Chess and Malayan Draughts against Chinese Swimming Club on Sunday March IS at CS C premises at 2.30 p.m. The following will represent the Chess and Malayan Draughts team: Chess: Sunny Lee. Tan F.ng Chiang. Tan Fng Son.. Abbas
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    ACS Triumph
    19 11 Anglo-Chinese School. Singapore, beat St. Ahthony's Boys School 2 m an inter-school soccer at Barker Ro;.d esterday.
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    204 12 The ii».-,n Malayan Ooi' a«. o o voi al, tZ meetin wi be Pl.vcd oyci the course of the R"v ftojapore Golj Club fJSm ApV to the Mai- v-?n P The pracraassaa is as follows FRIDAY APRIL 3 A Mpda 'Handicaps U IgjUnder) to be
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