Singapore Standard, 20 March 1953

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    11 1 SINGAPORE 3£ STANDARD .■> m SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, |ftBCH 20, 1953. TWELVE PAGES.
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    4 TERRORISTS DIE.1 WOUNDED IN ROAD BATTLE
    208 1 4 TERRORISTS DIE.1 WOUNDED IN ROAD BATTLE I. %L% 1 >'l X, Thurs— People using the main imat-Labls, had a grandstand view d the l>>t ('ameronians and a party 14th mile, yesterday, when four ding I branch committee secretary, mother wounded as they came on ndc/Muis with a car bringing
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    LATE NEWS
    28 1 1 Xl f x ird of i,., M v force rd I rtteta i •mini>l Soviet iUi the M rived I md dowa lilitarj com- ments
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    2 Die In Crash
    17 1 i N«mri k <23 other* l irhea the rlei- I ppcr ht. l.txt
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    Narriman Flies Back To Cairo
    59 1 GENEVA, Mar. 19 (Renter) Ex-Q vi c c n Narrimnn of Egypt will leave Geneva by air for Cairo tomorrow, flying by way of Paris, it was learned here today. Accompanied by her mother. the 19-year-old estranged wife of ex-King Farouk will reach Cairo carlv
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    Two Spies Held
    17 1 TWO Kuomintiinq agents nriri Imi local Chinese have >een arrested m Myitkyina. Burma.- AFP
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    Band Greets Cugat
    27 1 A BAND and a mob of autograph hunters met Xavier Cugat and his Far East ♦ouring show on their arrival at Hongkong yesterday. U.P.
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    Rare Coins Unearthed In Desert
    99 1 RANG NAHAL. BIKANER N. INDIA, Mar. 19 (AP) Sweden's 11--monilx-- archeological expedition m the Rajasthan Desert has uncovered rare gilt coins 'never before found" datum bark at least to the time of Christ. Dr. llanna Rydh, Stockholm archeologist who heads the excavations, declared that three
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    S'pore Firms Involved In $30M. Fraud
    149 1 A NUMBER of Singapore Indian textile firms aacr c involved In a n alleged $30 million (US$lO million) swindle m connection with which Bangkok police have sealed Bandarsi's Store The store belongs to Bandarsi Lai. who is described as a leading Bangkok textile merchant.
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    Danes Give In
    34 1 THE MIG-13 fighter, [a ided by a rel igee fugitive pilot on the Baltic island ot Bornholm a fortnight ago will be removed b y ship to Poland ihis week Reuter.
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    Adlai Sees Emperor
    19 1 MR. Adlai Stevenson received m audience by t'.e Emperor of Japan for 30 minutes yesterday. Reuter
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    CLARK IN SAIGON
    20 1 OFNF.KAL Mark C.ark. Supreme Commander of the United Nations Forces m Korea arrived m Saigon yesterday. Reuter
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    Queen Mary Better
    12 1 D get Queen id a very restful day U.P.
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    QUAKE ROCKS W. TURKEY; 500 DIE
    118 1 ISTANBI L. .Mar. 19 (AFP)-At least 500 persons have been killed m the earthquake about 75 miles southwest of here, according to early estimates. The epicentre was located m the Etarmara area. The quake rocked Western and central Anatolia. Tiie towns of Gonen and
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    GOVT. URGE ARBITRATION
    540 1 Proposal Made At 3 -Hour Meet On Pay Claim THE Singapore Government has proposed arbitration for settlement of the dispute on revision of salary scales between the Government and the Unions representing the Post and Telecommunications workers and the General Clerical Service at the conclusion of a
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    Call For United Malayan Nation
    355 1 Call For United Malayan Nation KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. "Now that Communist terrorism is being progressively subdued, all true Malayans must redouble their efforts to create m this country a society m which the people enjoy peace and freedom, prosperity and happiness, states a release issued by the National Conference Committee
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    Tito Meets Churchill
    68 1 LOXDOX Mar. 19. (AP).— The Prime Minister, Mr Winston Churchill, called m nil top Defence and economic advisers today for more talks with President Marshal Tito Communist boss of Yugoslavia Defence Minister Lord Alex- ander and Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr. R. A. Butler were called m
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    58 1 photo Stluo2^ c w-?»f *t° the Far East btauoa these words, the returns Commander-in-Chief, Si? S? 7 rKSl U i gre f ted Vice -Admiral i t^ngrles Lambe when he arrived at Waval Headquarters at Phoe" lx ar k. Singapore, yesterday Piet»^\ i 0 ta over command. JS™i.A rS in^u
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    UK Warned: Watch Japan And Germany
    101 1 LOXDOX. Mar. 19. (Renter).— Mr. R. A. Butler, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, today warned British businessmen to "take full account" of Germany and Japan "our old trade rivals." The mass of people In both countries, he said "is content with standards of life
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    RED HARD CORE STILL FORMIDABLE
    228 1 \\K have been asked by the lliijh Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer. to correct a misinterpretation of his speech to the Legislative Council m Kuala Lumpur on Mar. 18. The correction is that the High Commissioner did not say that "The hard core of the
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    TORNADO KILLS 21
    23 1 TWENTY-ONE persons were killed and 100 others injured when a tornado ripped through il6 villages m East Pakistan yesterday. U.P.
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    US General Dies In Bomber Crash
    172 1 ST, JOHNS, Newfoundland, Mar. 19. A giant 10-engined United States B-36 bomber, believed to have been carrying 23 people, has crashed and burned on Newfoundland's desolate east coast. First reports said seven bodies had been found. Brig. Gen. Richard E. Ellsworth, commander of Rapid
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    Sinatra In Trouble
    20 1 THE Bureau of Internal Revenue has filed a tax lien against singer Frank Sinatra lor $107,977.97. U.P.
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    Still On The Job
    23 1 A UNITED STATES naval source said the Seventh Fleet is till on its job on the Formosa Straits. U.P.
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    Gottwald's Funeral
    27 1 PRESIDENT Klement Gottvvald of Czechoslovakia, who died last Sunday will be buried m the new "Liberation Memorial" on one of Prague's seven hills today. Reuter
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    Shvcrniks New Job
    17 1 N|COI AS SHYER IK 1- boon appoi'i*ed Pie Went t»i the (J.s.s.u. Trades Uaiun«,
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    Red Stand On A-Bomb Unchanged
    98 1 LONDON. Mar. 19 d T P) Moscow Radio said today there has been no change m the Soviet government policy on the prohibition of atomic uoa pons because of the dealh of Josef Stalin. In the past Russia's ideas on prohibition of atomic weapons were
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    Malaya's Advance Hailed
    311 1  -  ANDREW ROTH By Standard Correspondent* LONDON. Thurs. "Good show" the headline on the News Chronicle's leader today- -wai the theme of most comments on the ■dvancea announced by General TempJer yesterday. Complimentary newspaper editorials wt-re supplemented by the enthusiasm of Malayans and parliamentary rirdea friendly to Malayan
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    70 Slogans For Perak
    59 2 IPOII. Thurs. More than TO slogans have s- far beei reeefoti for the best P» nk Mali motto m Malay. (losing ri:it« is Mar. M. Chinese, Indians and Eurasians have sent slogans m romanised Malay The slogan selected will be adopted by the Perak (iovernment and
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    'Watch For Read Code Breakers'
    147 2 IPOH. Thurs— Perak's new State Traffic Officer. Mr. G. C. Grace, yesterday asked motor- to help the police m evdet to help themselves. Speaking at yesterday*! annual general meeting of the Perak branch of the A. AM Mi. Grace asked members to bring to his
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    New Naval C-in-C Takes Over At Hq
    196 2 VIC IvADMIRAL Sir Charles E. Lambe, former Flag Officer Air (Home), took over as the new Commander-in-Chief, Far East Station, at an impressive Singapore ceremony outside Naval I eadquarters, Phoenix Park yesterday. Sir Charles relieves Admiral Sir Guy Russell who flies to Britain
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    BURMESE YIPs VISIT COLLEGE
    83 2 TOP: High ranking offi rials of the Burmese Government are seen walking m for the seventh anniversary of the Tiger Technical College established by Mr. Aw Boon Haw. m Rangoon. From left: Minister of Industry U. Ry:uv Nyen, Minister of Finance I Tin and Prime Minister
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    Macao Policemen Wait For Ship EIGHT Police Officers of
    44 2 Macao Policemen Wait For Ship EIGHT Police Officers of the Macao Police Force arrived m Singapore yesterday on the Portuguese ship. Timor, from Dilli. port m Portuguese Timor. They will re-embark on the next available *i)ip for Macao.,. fThe Timor is bound for"" Lisbon.
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    Civic-bent Labourers See Templer
    94 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Thirty-two South Indian labourers attending their second civics course here, visited King's House today m the company of Mr. Q. E. Turner, Deputy Commissioner lor Labour. The Indians who represent various esiates and mines m the State were we' corned by Lady Ternpler
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    House Robbed
    42 2 A SINGAPORE Chinese, living m North Boat Qviay. awoke yesterday morning to find his clothing scattered on the floor. Burglars had entered his house by using a duplicate .key- They got away with two fountain pens and $520 m cash.
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    Coronation Troops Sail For Britain
    283 2 Standard Shipping Reporter THE Coronation rush is on. Yesterday more than 1.000 service personnel from Malaya, including the advance contingent of 152 Gurkhas and their 62-man brigade pipe band, who are to march m the Coronation parade, sailed from Singapore m the troopship Empire Orwell.
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    8000 ARE RESTIVE GOVT. IS WARNED
    294 2 Family Pay Now Demand Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government was yesterdey warned of "very serious reactions'' from 8,000 industrial workers, if it stood firm against the "immediate implementation" of the Benham family allowances. The warning was given m a letter which the Joint Council
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    SUGAR: PRICE MUST BE CUT
    234 2 THE Singapore Government will have to lower the price of sugar soon, because over-production of sugar has caused a world wide price drop, merchants told The Standard yesterday. The head of a Singapore import firm, which specialised io sugar imports before the war. said that
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    Entry Laws Eased For Coronation
    97 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Immigration Department has promised the Chinese Chamber of Commerce it will relax immigration regulations for visitors *-om neighbouring territories during the Coronation period. The chairman of the Chamber, 1 r. Tan Siak Kew saw Immigration officials yesterday on the subject.
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    LEGIONNAIRES NOT ALLOWED SHORE LEAVE
    110 2 THE FREXCH troopship, Pasteur, arrived m Singapore yesterday from Saigon with 2.«)7(j troops on board, including 524 Foreign Legionnaires. The ship left the same night for Marseilles. Yesterday evening hundreds of "bum boats" and sampans crowded round the Pasteur as she lay m the "explosives
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    Drove 70 mph -Court Told
    65 2 WONG PEXG OXN. a motorist, was charged m the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday with driving m a dangerous manner on Feb. 16 at Bukit Timah Road. He claimed tr:al and the case was fixed for hearing on Aug. 4. It was alleged that Wong
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    Show For Flood Fund
    85 2 THE Nanyang Siang Pan. a Singapore Chinese-language newspaper, and the proprietors of the Happy World Park, will stage a gala variety show on Monday night at the Happy World stadium m aid of tbe British Flood Relief Fund. There will also be special stands for the
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    Tenants Promised A New Building'
    190 2 Magistrate Explains Closing Order MR. J. M. DEVEREUX-COLEBOURN, Singapore City Police Magistrate, told The Standard yesterday that a closing order was made on a house m Balestier Road only after the owner had promised "on oath" that he would provide his tenants with alternative accommodation.
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    Fatal Accident -Man Detained
    45 2 SINGAPORE Traffic Police detained a 30-year-old man yesterday m connection with the death of Miss Koh Chong Ai, a young school teacher who was killed m a motor accident on Saturday He will be charged m the First Traffic Court todaj.
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    UNION TO DISCUSS GOYT. OFFER
    52 3 UNION TO DISCUSS GOYT. OFFER fOUSIHG s V Govern- 1 i lay to Bfer of v d i' ent em- i v> pro- thai I opinion j I si I 1 Society i buil I hi betrnment i the I more > many j Loyees em- r more build emeni
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    Sold Stolen Property, Court fold
    30 3 Iriver. y told thai b clerk I ronnrorth Roaa Yuen .eating Depo 1 '.larges :->erty. it he 48 fans 8. 32 12 M on lay.
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    Library May Open Till 8 p.m.
    188 3 library should lo !ow Ike example of Biitish libraries which were kept open till X p.m. The letter also said th.it no additions were beiftg made to the literature .section. Mrs. Catherine Hudson, the librarian. said: "Additions are keiaf made all the time. Five
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    LAW DOES NOT PROTECT THEM
    91 3 Standard Staflf Reporter Occupiers of unauthorised n Singapore are warn- the Progressive Party there is no protection m them, and that they i be informed vt this Th€ newsletter state> thai the official policy is that -ittap dwellings may only be per •d within certain
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    'Automatic' Awards For Graduates
    176 3 THE best graduates of the University of Malaya will be awarded "automatic" scholarthips every year for overseas post-graduate study, not necessarily to Britain if a proposal by the Guild of Graduates to the University authorities is approved. Thi> would mean that the brilliant graduates m poor
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    Inner Wheel Office-Bearers
    67 3 THE following have been elected ofli e-bcarers of the Inner Wheel Ciub. Singapore, for 1953-54 and will take office from July 1: President: Mrs. C. Clement vice-president Mr?. Winter; immediate past president: Mrs. G. H. Nama.v rotary: Mrs. Hale: Treasurer: Mrs. J. M. Jumabhoy. Executive Committee Mrs.
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    Row Over Land The Japs Left Behind
    201 3 AN action came up before the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, m the Singapore Hi&h Court, vestcrday, m which the Custodian of Enemy Property applied lor possession of a piece of land belonging: to a Japanese, which was being occupied by K. Viswalinga
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    $2,000 FINE
    27 3 LEE CHEE WEE, who wa« f "md m possession of upiain, v.vi lined $2,000. m default six months' Imprisonment, at th» JoUor# Bahru Sevens Court.
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    Housing Subsidy For The Poor Is Criticised
    583 3 Housing Subsidy For The Poor Is Criticised worlc«« NU .MBER of Singapore builders and d«uf« e ie ««l Legislative Council's decision on Tuesday to provide housing subsidies M?T w f R he P Oorest dasse iB h Colony. ThoShnrf,^' F "mpton, director of Scacon Ltd. told if tho C .wsterday
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    She Sang At London Concert
    100 3 TWO Singapore girls sang at a concert m London given by Malayan students m aid of the Lord Mayor of London's National flood fund, on Wednesday night. Miss Lim Lee, formerly of Radio Malaya, arrived here three months ago for advanced studies m sing ins
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    Wanted 08 Gang Member Arrested
    179 3 SINGAPORE Police have I arrested a 20-year-old Chinese youth, wanted for extortion and robbery and alleged to belong to the notorious Kong Pueh ('08) secret society. They seized a number of secret society membership cards and a pocket book on secret society dala A police
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    $10,651 Raised For Red Cross
    58 3 THE. committee responsible for planning the Flag Day collection on Mar. 7. m aid of the Selangor branch of the British Red Cross, Society. has announced that the total sum collected was $10,651.84 Of this amount, $2,087.45 came from collections arranged by the Red Cross
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    Show Helps Boys'" Town
    62 3 BROTHER Vincent, director of Singapore's Boys' Town, accepted a cheque yesterday for just under $4,000 from Mrs. Nora Kraal, producer of •♦Hit Parade of 1952," which was given at Victoria Theatre on Feb. 26 and 27 for the benefit of Boys' Town. This contribution helped to
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    ARMY AWARDS FOR CIVILIANS
    173 3 THE Commander-in-Chief Frr East Land Force?. General SirCharles Keightley. has approved the issue of testimonials for good service during the period between July and December 1952 to the following civilians staff. GHQ FARELF Yap Kit Leng. H.Q. MALAYA Christy Bastian, CRE South Malaya: Low Kirn Choon.
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    Muslim College Fund Meeting
    51 3 THE Singapore Appeal Committee of the Muslim College of Malaya Fund will hold a meeting on Sunday at 11 a.m. at the Malaya Muslim Missionary Society m Geylang Road. They will discuss ways and means of raising funds from Muslims m Singapore for founding a Muslim
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    $500 Bail
    43 3 MAHRAJ DEEN was tentatively charged m the Singapore Fifth Police Court, yesterday, with assaulting a watchman, Suran Singh, while breaking into the office of Thomas Cook Sons at 1 a.m. on Mar. 16. Bail of $500 was allowed till next week.
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    Threat To S'pore Education Plans
    280 3 Standard Staff Reporter THERE may be a break m expansion of Singapore's education plans this year due to the small number of student teachers that will be recruited. The Director of Education. Mr. R. M. Young, said at a press conference yesterday only 82 applications
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    TEMPLER TOURS PETALING ESTATE
    58 4 KIT ALA Lt'MPrR. Thurs. General Sir Gerald Temper sprnt about one hoar I"in iiik the Petalini; housing estate, about six miles from Kuala Lumpur. The Petaling scheme is dr.simiod to relieve the housing congestion m Kuala Lumpur. It is expected that about 2,500 houses will b«built
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    New Village School Opened
    52 4 fHE Re-ident Commissioner P an* Mr. R.P. Binfham. i ared ope:: the Kay S:n Seh n the Machang D-iboh New Villas*, Province WeiIt •>-. ,»ii Wednesday. school cost $45,000 Which was borne by Govern- and the Malayan Chi--1 iHtion. It has esht < >rooms for 300
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    MOVE TO STOP SMUGGLING HITS LIGHTER OWNERS
    193 4 PENANG, Thurs.— A move which is said to havr been instituted by the Customs authorities with a view to preventing smuggling, is causing lighter owners considerable concern. A spokesman of the Pcnang Lighter Owners' 'Association told The Standard the new regulations afli t
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    'Tec Gets A Year For Extortion
    134 4 A YOUNG detective. Taj Boon Ho<k. wa s sentenced m the Kuantan Sessions Court to cm* year's imprisonment for extorting $100 from Say Ho Kee m a hotel on Doc. A QpfFeeshop proprietor. Say Ho Koe. said he was driving v.ith a friend towards
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    Farewell Party
    45 4 MRS. M. SinfTord. honorary! librarian of the Government Club. Raub. was entertained to a <l:nm j r at the club recently i prior to hor departure for Seremban. During her stay i hero Mn. Stafford had tnkonj' an active part \n welfare work.
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    First Afternoon Mass Offered
    65 4 MALACCA. Thurs. To Father Rudolph d o Souza fell the honour today of offering the first afternoon mas? m the Federation at St. Francis Church where the relic of St. Fran.-!.- Xavier now lies ox- i posed for public veneration. The Bishop of Malacca. Wgr. Olcomendy
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    Selby And Mazkay
    28 4 MR. E. J. SELBY. Senior Customs Officer. Johore Bahru has gone on leave. He is succeeded by Mr. D..T. Mackay of the Customs Department' Ipoh.
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    Coronation Route Seats
    65 4 MALACCA. Tfcun.— A small number of seats have been reserved for Malacca residents on the coronation route when Malacca holds its corona' ion celebrations m .Tune. Malacca residents wishing to avail themselves of the oiler can apply to the Settlement Secretariat for them. Should applications b e
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    OFFICER LEAVES, ACCUSED FREED
    63 4 KUANTAN, Thurs. Because a police inspector, the principal witness, was called away to the police station during the hoaring of a case m the Sessions Court the President. Mr. E. M. Srr.allwood acquitted the accused. **Thi s is contempt of court." said Mr. Smallwood who thereupon
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    11 Awarded Scholarships
    58 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Tlie Sir George Maxwell Memorial Co-operative Scholarships for this year have been awarded lo :he following: S. Rajalinfam and K. Sundralingam (Ipoh). A. Sivarajah (Kuala Lipis). T. Kulasingam. S. Panchalingam, C. Ba'aratnam. M. Siri Tharan. and Choy Eton Kin. (Seremban). P. Suntlrainoor'.hv (Kua'a Lumpur),
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    DUKE MEETS THE STUDENTS
    44 4 DUKE MEETS THE STUDENTS THE Duke of Edinburgh met overseas students recently when he visited the New Alliance Club for students m Bedford Place, London. Picture shows the Duke with C. J. Chen (China)/ A. Tai z a (Malaya) and R. M. Oetono (Indonesia).
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    Sir Gerald's Speech Welcomed In Penang
    175 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs.— Penang today welcomed Sir Gerald Templer's statement m the Federal Legislative Council yesterday that it is no longer necessary to keep m force the Emergency regulation which provides for mass detention and deportation. Dr. N. K. Menon, a Settlement
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    More Investments Allowed In Malaya
    192 4 SAVINGS BANK FUNDS Xt ALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation Financial Secretary can now make use of more than onethird of the money available m the Post Office Savings Bank for investments m Malaya. A motion which removed the present restriction on investment m Malaya with
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    27 SOCIETIES REGISTERED
    48 4 TWENTY seven societies were registered with i he Registry of Societies during February Sixteen further applications, of which nine were for registration and five for exemption, wore received during the month. Two societies Soon Lee. Tapah. and Kwangsi Toong Heo:ig Association, Jerantut were refused registration.
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    Perak Officer For UK Course
    59 4 IPOH. Thurs.— Mr. Yoons Koi Look. Information Officer (Special Grade) attached to the Depart:. Tent of Information. Perak. will leave by air at the end of this month for the United Kingdom to attend a course on information work conducted by the Colonial OftVe. Mr.
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    MALAYAN FILMS
    46 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Two film featurettes "Abode of Peace" and "Land of the HornbilLs' made by the Malayan Film Unit for the Governments of Brunei and Sarawak were recently shown for three weeks at London's West End cinemas and the Odeon m Leicester Square.
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    New Law To Stop Deported Men Returning
    203 4 New Law To Stop Deported Men Returning STEPS to prevent detainees I deported from the Federation to return ot this country have been taken by Government m a new Emergency amendment order gazetted m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Under thp order, any person who has left Malaya following any order or
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    POLICE LTS.
    64 4 THE Federal Legislative Council yesterday approved supplementary provision of $64,890,789 for an improved salary sca! e to be granted to Police lieutenants who are engaged for a second tour of duty m the country. vr Th A 'or Defence fh»t H P Hum P«rey, said that this amounted
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    BILLS PASSED
    59 4 THE Federal Legislative Council also passed the following Bills. The Criminal Justice Bi The Stamp (Amendment) Bill, the Indecent Advertisements Bill, the Animals kill the Machinery Bill, ihe Merchants Shipping Bill, the Excise Enactment (Application to Trengganu) Bill, the Registration of Births and Deaths Enactment (Trengganu) (Amendment) Bill,
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    FUMIGATION
    26 4 THE Hydrogen Cyanide (FuTiigation) Bill 1953, providing facilities at Federation ports for fumigation of ships, prenises and vehicles, was passed ay the Legislative Council yes-
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    LIGHT DUES
    50 4 SHIPS passing through Federation waters are now liable to pay light dues under an ordinance passed by the Federal Legislative Council yesterday. Dues would be charged for any ship of 15 tons or over which, m the course of a voyage, passes through the waters of the Federation.
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    Raub Flag Day
    29 4 THE Raub District Red Cross Society collected $1,133.33 during its recent flag day here. Most of this amount came from the nearby new villages an<l schools.
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    Jailed For Extortion
    74 4 KHOO HEE Hoo. a Spec vJ Constable was sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment by Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Manan, the Muar Magistrate, today on a charge of committing extortion by threatening Lim Pong with arrest for an alJeg^d offence Lim Pong reported the matter to the
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    SNOOPER'S CHARTER' TO BE RECONSIDERS
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    209 4 ASP Hurt In Mock Rioting A LOR STAR. Thurs Senior A.S.P. Mr. P. F. L. Roberts, who is operations officer for the Kedah-Perlis Police, was slightly injured by a blank shot fired at close range, during a "scuffle" with a police riot squad, this afternoon. Mr. Roberts had to so
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    108 4 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs. One hundred and ten persons m the Magistrate's Court here, were charged with gambling. The first 59 pleaded guilty and were fined $26 each. Five, vi, > pleaded fuiltr to assisting m the management of a gaming house, were each lined $390. The
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    Instructor Shortage Hampers MRNVR
    227 4 PENANG, Thurs.— There is a very definite shortage of instructors, not only m Malaya but also m other parts of the British Commonwealth, Commander D. W. Graham, Staff Officer of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (Federation Division) told The Standard today. Cmdr. Graham said action
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    583 5 UK PAPERS HAIL TEMPLERS ACTION Malaya's Faith Enhanced E d the .Si^ N^ii I li/s^ ri! l r 2 i i 11 n :rs\ s ay welcomfor the Federnrm« ,»k l« cm P ler t"e High Commissioner orresH and deVent'i::. 01 011 *****9 th< .mpowering mes, Cil vJ^d*™l£ h ™™^w
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    33 Granted Certificates
    181 5 A TOTAL of thirty-three people, including foi;r women, have been granted certificates of naturalisation by the Governor. They are: Miss Elske Wuiters: Messrs Tay Kong Yau, Lira Giok j Wah. Yeo Thian Kiew, Yeo i Chan Boon also known as Yeo Se Chiah, Chins* Seng Hock. alias
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    80 5 THE Singapore Tuberculosis Home Association has oeen formed with the b ci rakintf funds to build and maintain a home for destitute tuberculosis patients who cannot b e maintained by their families or who constitute a dagger 'to people living with them, says an official statei
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    43 5 MISS Mary Celine Teo, a Singapore girl, who won the first prize m the special quiz contest on the life of St. Francis Xavier and was given a free trip to Malacca to see the pageantry on Sunday.
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    Malayans Sing For Flood Fund
    91 5 Standard Staff CorieM>ondent LONDON, Thins. Malayan musicians entertained an audi-j ence of 100 m aid of British flood victims last night. The concert Wfci he'd at the Colonial students' residence at Hans Crescent. A mixture of Malayan and Western music was pc: formed by Dennis
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    27 5 MR. C. G. WATTS has been appointed secretary of the Johore State Welfare Com mittee to succeed Mrs. Johns who has left the State.
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    64 5 MR. A.P. Rajah, a Singapore City Councillor, and Mrs Rajah flew to Britain yesterday to attend the Coronation celebrations as one of the Colony's three represeu tatives On the way he will stop at Rome. Picture above shows Mr. Rajah being garlanded by Mr. S.M. Vasagar. vice-president of the Progressive
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    RUBBER, TINCLOSINGPRICES
    67 5 Stondatd London Correspondent LONDON, Mor. 19. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on London Market today: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN j por 21 id. Spot £943 per ton An, /Jun. *Ud. buyers, £945 sellers. Apr./ June J.^ £9Jg July/Sept. buyers, £940 sellers. Oct /Dec.
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    87 5 photo. THRLL little kids but on«. is a freak! Although all ?u r t m. tQ S ether m Singapore on Wednesday afternoon, the little fellow m the centre i s unlike its two "sisters". It has only one eye with two large pupil, and a tongue, fctukmg out to
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    246 5 These Businesses Open On The Sly PENANG, Thurs.— Despite the strict enforcement of the Weekly Holiday Ordinance, some sundry goods shops m Penang are attempting to do business "on the sly" on days when by agreement their shops should be closed, the Assistant Commissioner for Labour, Penang Mr. Heng Cheng
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    10,000 Sold
    42 5 SINCE the commencement of i the British Red Cross Lottery at the beginning of March, over 10. 00«» tickets have been sold. There are still 40.000 more, tickets to be sold before Apr. 30. The objective is to raise $50,000.
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    Talks On Green Spot Wage Row
    93 5 REPRESENTATIVES of the Singapore Foodstuffs Manufacturing Workers' Union, and the management of the Green Spot Co., will meet today at the Labour Department to negotiate a settlement of '.he Green Spot workers' cla i m for better wage?. This is the first meeting between
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    CORONATION LECTURES
    107 5 THE Singapore Young Men's I Christian Association has arranged to hold m April and May a series of four lectures on the various aspects of the j Coronation. The first lecture, by Professor C. If. Parkinson, of the University of Malaya, will be on the historical aspects of
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    CG FOR B'KOK AND RANGOON
    93 5 CG FOR B' KOK AND RANGOON THE Commissioner-General Mr M tlcolm MacDooald left Singapore by air this morning t pay a visit to tlie British am bassador m Thailand. While m Bangkok he will have informal meetings with the Prime Minister (Field Marshal Pliibul Songgram) and other leading personalities. Later.
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    CAR OVERTURNS, 7 INJURED
    47 5 SEVEN persons were injured when a car overturned m a drain at the junction of Mohamed Sultan Road and River Valley Road, just before midnight, yesterday. The injured. three men. three women and a boy. all Chinese, were treated at the General Hospital.
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    PROVIDENT FUND CASE: $50 FINE
    47 5 TNG HAN SENG of Chop Soon Seng Heng. was fined $50 m the Batu Pahat court for failing to forward his employees' provident fund returns to the Accountant m Kuala Lumpur. He is an employer Tng has six persons working under him.
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    PLANTERS TO THE RESCUE AGAIN
    123 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.Direct representation by the Johore Planters Association to Government has resulted m immediate payment of at least two months' allowances to widows of Special Constable, killed m action. Th« aaau»i report o( tht Johore Planters Association said that the delay of compensation due
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    460 6 IHE fog of terrorism is lifting m the Federation. cfatnriLH almo «Phere has not completely o timo* i 1S fl u ltc oVldcnt that il is onl y m*tter of time before there is total purification. In!.,^' 8 Commissioner could not have talked about anything else but
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    190 6 Sir; The report that appeared m Tuesday'? issue of your paper under the heading "Pay Discrimination Indian Grads Take Action" is. I have to state, misleading and incorrect. The Indian University Graduates Association of Malaya did not decide to ask the Indian Government to s top Graduate*? from
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    LET THE STATE TAKE OVER PAWNSHOPS!
    1188 6 LET THE STATE TAKE OVER PAWNSHOPS! SFwi BANGKOK two years ago, the United Nations' Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East declared that "a majority of private pawnbrokers (m Asia) unscrupulously exploit the weak position of the borrower. They are not interested m the redemption of the pawns. They
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    221 6 IW7ITTI or ,v LONDON \V nil al these pevit policemen around its almost impossible even to feel asham•d of yourself nowadays 2in n°£ b> okin about 6ft. 2in. can stih make me feel furtive. Yet many Forced Jiic uding the London M?tr7-
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      337 6 Sir; It was most amusing to read m the papers that the Governor has rebuked the Asian civil servants who are contemplating a strike. I would like, however, to point out to him that the government has failed deplorably m its task a s a-i administrator. It has
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      204 6 uedr «r. Josey, I think you must be nuts to think that the managers or theatre owners will adopt compulsory showing of a certain amount of British pictures m their halls. They Will go bankrupt m no time if they did. My dear Mr. Josey, I am a
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      239 6 oii. i Mipporr your correspondent "Family Man" >n his attack on discrimination Mlt while we are at it let us lot overlook an example of discrimination far more gross than that between married Jxpntnate and locally recruited civil servant?. I write, of course, of the liscrimination between
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    141 6 Review of Views I f <- HUNG SHTVn > wars w m be h" 1 I Mark Clark 1 r n T der H I 1 Ist menace h c t; r *J2 I pars a*o. v »V be I tes. to th w«BS I little foundntin j Still A
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    I-C Reds Prepare Laos Drive
    20 7 r a [the BurI -V >uld .-■-led .c of I high on j Reuter U.P.
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    9 New Names For Top UN Post
    298 7 9 New Names For Top UN Post UNITED NATIONS, Mar. 19: (Reuter) —The "Big Five' powers yesterday considered nine new candidates for the post of United Nations Secretary General m succession to Mr. Trygve Lie but failed to reach any agreement, it was officially announced. The meeting of the five
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    Oscar For 'High Noon'?
    89 7 HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 19. (AP)— Gary Cooper. Shirley Booth and '"High Noon* 1 wiU Win 'he three top Oscars at today's Academy Awards cere- mony. the daily Variety predi ted. The Aim trade publication, which correctly predicted these awards m 1951 and 1952. added G.or:a Gra'name m
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    ike Orders Review Of Civil Defence
    139 7 LAS VEGAS. Nevada. Mar. 19 (VP) President Eisenhower has ordered a complete revaluation of the United States' en: ire civil defence programme as the result of the destruction of homes and cars In Tuesday's atomic explosion here. it was an nounced. Val Peterson, national
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      35 7 Rl riRIO General Carl Spuat/ reported m a Newsweek maga/ine article tliat the "strategic position of the t'nitrd Nations m the Far Fast has changed definitely for the better m the past few months." U.P.
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      30 7 British and Indian leaders a:e to .set up a permanent memorial m London to Mahatma Gandhi. It will take form of a memrrial and possibly a Gandhi norial library.- Reuter
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      39 7 THE Foreign Secretary. Mr. Anthony Eden ->aid yesterday m the (ominous thai the West German Government would continue to pay the costs of British occupying: forces m Germany so lone as the European Defence Community treaty was unratificd. A.F.P.
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      47 7 THE wreckage of the British Royal Air Force Lincoln bomber' shot down by Soviet jet fighters on the East German border was taken to the RAF. base at Celle yesterday. Airmen crossed into the Soviet zone and brought back the wreckage on three lorries with trailers. Reuter
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    Malan Bars Two Bishops
    91 7 CAPETOWN, Mar. 19 (AFP) Two Negro bishops, both citizens of the United States, have been refused temporary permits to enter the Union of South Africa. They are Bishop Fredrick Jordan, first Vice-President of the Missionary Department of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, and Bishop Hower Primo
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    PRINCE VISITS U.S.
    40 7 PRINCE Bernhard of the Netherlands last night left on a 12-day visit to the United States. He will continue the programme of his visit earlier this year which was broken off because of the Dutch flooddisaster. Reuter
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    Naval Blockade Not Planned:Eden
    270 7 LONDON, Mar. 19, (Reuter)— The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, refuted a suggestion m the House of Commons yesterday that the latest British move to tighten the ban on British ships carrying strategic goods to China might lead to a naval blockade. I Mr. Desmond Donnelly
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    2 Questions On Malenkov 'Peace Offer'
    167 7 UNITED NATIONS. Mar. 19. (Renter) The United States yesterday officially took up recent statements on "peace" by Mr. Georgi Malenkov, the new Soviet Prime Minister, and nsked Russia to say whether she considered the United Nations a suitable forum to negotiate peace. In a
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    Ex-Nazi Leader Fails To Win Release
    115 7 BIELEFELD Mar. 19, (Reu- ter). Werner Naumann, one of the seven ex-Nazi leaders held for two months on suspicion of plotting a Nazi revival, failed yesterday m his attempt to win his release by a writ of habeas corpus. The British High Commission Court
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    30 7 THE Argentine Government announced that Dr. A.J. Maddock, head of the Department of Nuclear Physics at Cambridge University, will work for the Argentine's national Atomic Energy Commission. AP
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    The Negro Private Who Seemed To Know No Fear
    264 7 WESTERN FRONT, Korea, Mar. 19 (AP) They had looked and looked for the hero of the battle of Little Gibraltar, a husky Negro private who seemed to know no fear. When the Chinese Communists swarmed over on luesday, he had stood
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    NEW UK BID TO REACH SUEZ AGREEMENT
    399 7 LONDON, Mar. 19. Britain is to make a new formal attempt m Cairo this week to break the deadlock m the preliminary negotiations on the Suex Canal Zone which blocks settlement of the Mid-East's defence, officials disclosed today. Fresh instructions were being sent
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    No COL Rise For UK Cats
    86 7 No COL Rise For UK Cats LONDON, Mar. 13, (AP) With scattered meows, the House off Commons yesterday .brushed aside a plea to give Britain's thousand* of post office cats cost-of-living increase. Many of these eats get 21 cents a week maintenance allowance from the post office. Cat fancleri think
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    25 7 THE Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday approved Charles Bohlen's appointment as Ambassador to Russia. The appointment now goes to the Senate. U.P.
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    Bonn Ratifies Accord To Pay Israel
    141 7 BONN, Mar. 19, (AP)— West Germany's agreement to pay reparations to Israel for Nazi persecution of the Jews was ratified last night by the Federal Parliament when the Socialist opposition came to the aid of Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to put it over m tnc
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    Dutch Army Mission In Indonesia To Quit
    60 7 TIIE HAGUE. Mar. 19. (Reuter) The Netherlands military mission m Indonesia is expected to be withdrawn after talks In Jakaria, starting on Mar. 20. it was learned here. A foreign Office announcement here yesterday said the agreement between Holland and Indonesia, providing for
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    61 7 Test On London A-Def ence LONDON. Mar. 10. (Reuter) Civil experts testing London's atomic defences estimated yesterday that one bomb of the original type used against Japan would completely devastate an area on c and a quarter miles square. London's civil defence men are plotting: a two-day tactical exercise to
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    10,000 Lose Homes In Saigon Fire
    81 7 SAIGON, Mar. 19, (UP) An estimated 10,000 IndoChinese were homeless last night m the wake of a giant fire that gutted the northwest quarter of Saigon. For more than three hours the blaze raged out of control through 1,000 closely packed and tinder dry
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    Became General In A Foxhole
    81 7 ATOM BOMB SITE (Nevada), Mar. l\), (AP) William C. Bullock, director of he Army's atomic manoeuvre?, went into a foxhole a Colonel on Tuesday and climbed out a one-star General. The notice of his promotion to Brigadier-General came while he was m the front lines
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    69 8 TOKYO. Mar. 19. (UP)— The Transportation Ministry disclosed that Japanese shipyards constructed a total of 2.135 vessel since the end of 1952 Of these 1943 vessels totalling 1.834.448 gross tons were fully completed by the end of last year. The ministry report said about 70 per
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    293 8 CANBKKK V Mar. 19 (Reuter)— Mr. John Clunies Ross, 24-year-old "King" of the Cocos Islands, yesterday discussed with the Australian Government the future of his realm m the Indian Ocean 1,000 miles from the nearest civilisation. The British Government transferred control
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    96 8 LONDON. Mar. 19 (AP) The Roi's Royce Avon jet engine, used In some of Britain's latest warplanes. has been stepped up m power, the company announced yes erday. An Avon RA-7R engine recent !y completed a 150-hour test with a rating of 9.500 pounds of
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    101 8 LONDON. Mar. 19, (Reuter) Lord Vansittart asked m the House of Commons if it was a fact, as announced by the Communist radio that the premises of Messrs. Butterfield and Swire m Canton had been requisitioned and if so what compensation had been paid.
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    64 8 .TOKYO. Mar. 19 (AFP) Plans to employ Japanese vessels to carry goods between Japan and Red China may materialize soon, according to local shipping cire'es here. Communist China is reported to have notified shippers that it had no objection to Japanese ships entering her ports. At
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    Relief From Tax On Rubber Urged
    229 9 |s\ilßl\ Thurs.— Some relief fromtaxaV, esUtea is vital if the rubber industry li( l Mr K. A. Coles, chairman of the r Planters Association, at the general a* jihore Haliru. yesterday. 1!1 to Government i instruction to i tates m Johore. Becaust of this,
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    Unions Are Asked To Co-operate
    95 9 .TOHORE BAHRU. Thurs The Johore Planters* Association lias asked trade unions to co-operate more closely with estate managers "for the common good of all." The annual report of the Association referred to a recent statement published '"trade unions will resist any wage reduction should rubber
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    134 9 PENANG. Thurv— Th c Pennng Chinese Chamber of Com- id Its IV'lbe sent to the Hish oner, Gcnerr.l Sir ler, proteins c Registration and ng of Busino^cs Ordinance. .<.: it of the Chi.i^-e Chamber ol Commerce. Mr. I Sui Cam. told The Standard today that the drc.
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    178 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— The people of Malaya owed General Sir Gerald Templer a debt which was impossible to be assessed for the confidence he had given by "his leadership and dynamic powers/ Mr. R. A. Coles, chairman of the Johore Planters' Association, said at the
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    141 9 TOKYO. Mar. 19, (UP) The British Government agreed to relax import restrictions on Japanese goods but stipulated that Japan must buy more from the sterling bloc than it sells during the 1<)53 calendar year, informed sources said today. These sources said Britain, m
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    295 9 Progress Scale Fixed THE Federal Legislative Council hos approved m principle the inclusion of provision for the Smallholders' Replanting Scheme m the appropriate annual estimates at a progressively increasing scale from next year. While the Finance Committee has emphasized that it cannot commit the Council m
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    77 9 NEW YORK. Mar. 19. (UP). Some wholesale food prices rose to their highest levels m more than five months after the Government wiped out price controls on consumer products last week. Dun and Bradstreet reported yesterday. day. r The concern's wholesale food index lor
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    Rubber Prices Improve
    182 9 Rubber Prices Improve Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE rubber prices j improved slightly yesterday, first »rade rubber for April shipment being quoted at 7."*; cents per lb.. a rise of 1 '8 cent on the previous day's levels. Quotations opened Bfl 72£ cents per lb.. or 5/8 cent below Wednesday's prices
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    No Strategic Goods For Reds
    81 9 LONDON. Mar. 19. (AFP)— In a written reply to Mr. Thomas Reid. Labour, yesterday, Mr. Oliver Lytteiton. Secretary of the Colonies, stated that no strategic goods subject to the Hongkong export control were exported under licence to Red China m 1912 except for a few
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    RI Rubber Trade Upset By Decline
    92 9 JAKARTA. M;*r. 1!>. (AFP). The consistent and steady drop m rubber prices has caused unrest m Indonesian rubber virclcs. The depression is attributed to receding purchases from Britain and t»»e I'nited States for stockpiling purposes. Furthermore, American <onMimers veeni to have a very snnall
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    SELLERS' MARKET IN SHARES
    191 9 SINGAPORE, Thur^. 'Die Malayan share market COO" tinued to ease in all section! with cellers predominating and buyers reluctant today. according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. Trading was on a limited icale. Changed Prices were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Alex Bricks Fed. Di.sp. 2.82 2 87 Frier
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    38 9 photo. Shenton Way. Singapore, is now a hee-hive of activity as rapid progress is being made on foundation work for new ten-storeyed buildings. Put ure shows the extent of work now being carried out along Shenton Way. Standard
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    Can You Name This Actor?
    231 10 STAR CONTEST No. 7 ALL through this week Ihe Singapore Standard f»rr» nt«> its seventh star cone»« \n you \e got to do is t ollect the pictures and coupon* tor all six days ami M-iid them together with the n. tin. •> of the
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    Artistes To Share Programme
    1041 10  -  ANACRUSIS MUSIC NOTES By IH.MMIt.s are reminded of the Chamber Ensemble's Vocal and Instrumental recital to be held m the H..VI.V. Studio on Sunday. March 22. at 8.30 p.m. Krenda Foley. .soprano, will Marc the evening with Louise Chenjf whose pianoforte programme 1 announced last week.
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    MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING!
    186 10 MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING r ro The Editor. Singapore Sa.'wiard. Dear Sir: In the interests of strict accuracy I am impelled tit write this letter and further to add that I know you will not publish it thereby m fact hoping that you will. Your music critic's report on the
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    Rosalind Ratnam PATTERN SERVICE
    103 10 Rosalind Ratnam PATTERN SERVICE THE COUPON I EAD THIS BEFORE J lOU ORDER YOUR t PATTERN: You must enclose three ten cent 1 stamps if you want 5 your pattern cut If I 2 don't get the stamps you don't get the pattern. A 1 number of orders have 2
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    Of Men And Music
    723 10  -  BILL WEBB JONES By 'THERE are, I know, scores of readers who have talents hidden away. Some are too shy to parade them before the public gaze, but others, having got over the initial nervousness of a 'first performance,' have undoubtedly contributed much to lighten and
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    FOR THE DISCOPHILE
    520 10 TCHAIKOVSKY is well to the fore m E.M.l's second Long Play release with Romeo and Juliet. Francesca da Rimini and the Fourth Symphony. The symphony is easily the best on all counts- m fact I do not think I have ever heard a finer realisaion of this
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    STAGE-DOOR
    1160 10 BARRY OLIVER warns 'WAKE UP SINGAPORE— YOU'RE BEING GOT AT!' i/tttmin m m is column A I asked readers what seemed to be a harmless question: Would you like to see song and dance shows more often? Harmless? Not a bit of it! Almost before the print was dry
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    BOARD ACTION AGAINST BOXER
    317 11 Mar. 9: (Reuter) -Wo ta, Cartier, American middleCcr was disqualified m his fight against Randolph Turpin c OB Tuesday night, is to forfeit £l 0 00 sterling of his Jurse L>? h British Boxing Board of Control have olso Suspended his ZT Britl h kjw>"9 "icence
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    Wembley To Be Floodlit
    93 11 WEMBLEY. London. Mar. 18. (Renter).— Flood lighting :> to be installed at Wembley n :n the near future. This was revealed today by S r Arthur Elvin. Chairman Manag'ni* Director of Wemb 1 c y Stadium, m his h fti the annvial general etintf of A
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    St. Mary's Win
    42 11 I Rugby Results: jby Union Hospitals Cup Final: Saint Mary's Hospital 14, London Hospital 6. Rugby Union Club Match: S rvice 3. Royal A i F ree 14. Rugby League: Leeds 33.1 rk \s\ Whitehaven 15. Saint Keleni IT.
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    70 11 ng manager. Stan Seymour. rtter to the brother? lay, thanking them for •;-.0.r service^ to the club and tor the "great enjoyment they given thousands of footle 'tators throughout the rid." brothers were jointly T ewrastle United tor l 127.000 from Barn^ey four \ears aco. They were on astle
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    56 11 KUANTAN, Thurs.— At the annual general meeting of the Kuantan District Cricket Association. Mr. P. N. Sansom was re-elected president. Other office-bearers are vicepresident: Mr. A. Ramalingam. ho:i. secretary. Mr. V. Kanagaratnam, hon. treasurer: Mr. A. Krishnappa. committee: Yap Knee Van. P. V. Thomas and representatives of
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    Sweden Hopes To Win Davis Cup
    275 11 STOCKHOLM, Mar. 19 (UP)— Sweden will try very hard to write tennis history m 1953, it has been learned here. For the very first time Sweden aims high— nothing less than to win the Davis Cup from Australia. The American top players are not
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    Tourists Show Up At Perth
    199 12 PERTH. Mar. It) (Router) The Australian nickel team Which If to tour England this summer dismissed Western Australia for 179 m their thri-'--d iv match which lx'k'«in herv .-id by the i lose of piay hid m plied with 86 tot on* wickei m thcii
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    Sinhalese Cricket XI
    75 12 Th< lowing represent Sinhalese Association Ci ickct XI to meet the R.E.M.F. Ul the f.rst Junior League (A) game to he played at the R E M.E. gi I Ayer RaJah H loi S lay at 11 a.m. Seneviratoe (Capt) G. ia. Bob C. I'ories. Noel Perera,
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    CHOONG IN ROUND 4
    216 12 Heah Also Beats Early Opponents LONDON, Mar. 18 (Reuter) —Eddie Choong of Malaya, favourite for the singles title m the absence of his compatriot Wong Peng Soon the holder, had an easy passage into the fourth round when the 43rd annual All England championships were begun
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    TODAY'S Sport SINGAPORE
    72 12 TODAY'S Sport SINGAPORE SOCCER: REME v. PBf! Dir I at Jalan Besar: P& T r Star Socccrites Die ///C n? (leyiang: Serangoon MY v Naval CC Staff Div. UIC nt CYMA. Youth Soccer: Victoria School v. CESS (V GESS. KUALA LUMPUR FEDERATION Soccer SCAA V, SEA at YMCA ground; PVAC
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    80 12 TNK Selangor Ir.dian As^ociation I'iicket XI io be selected from (he following against the FfFJI on Saturday me: •I'is'ii (Capt). Dorah. La!.)it Siii^ 1 Darjii Sing... Rajendra. Faswani Singh. Jothi. Rajainsam, Bachan Singh. Jag.iit Sin^h. Canageasabah, Kaiarajan ."»u:i/ Rani. The Selangor Indian Associaio»i team again>; The
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    SJI Beat Raffles By 2 Nil
    300 12 H.A. Heah, one of the seeder! London students lrom Malaya, had no difficulty m beating English international H.J. Wingfield by 15—8. 15—2 m the second round. His next opponent will be his unseeded compatriot D. Lee who quickly eliminated another Enclish international Noel Radford
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    Y'S TENNIS RESULTS
    194 12 Results of Singapore YMCA tennis championships p.ayed yesterday: Junior Sinsles: Sharsan Osman boat Willie Chan walkover: Ernes: Lim" beat Francis L. C. Lee ")-7. 6-4. ti-2: Rci.vmon j Lee beat T Lim 7-5 (5-0. Men's Doubles: Ong ChewBee and Lim Hee Chin beat J. Welshes and Van
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    YMMA B'ton
    37 12 THE VMM A badminton team against C.V.M.A. of Jon °re Bahrn at Friendly Court at s. Carpmael Road. Singapore, on Saturday is R Ahmat. A. Aziz. Ahmad. Omar Ibrahun V Ha.san, Masrom and Yusuf Daud.
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    S.B. Police Stage Soccer Walkout
    200 12 KAJANG, Tliurs. Sungei Besi Police staged a walkout alter being down 2 4 to llu Lanffat Home (iuards m a league soccer nuitcli. Police left the field three minutes before full time to the astonishment of their opponents and the spectators. The roteivt then called
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    BASEBALL RESULTS
    60 12 XKW YORK. Mar 19 (AP) Wednesday's ii esults: AStrs 4 Pit <N> 3. Cincinneti (N) 4 B>-\on (A> :i Chicago <A> 12. Lo~ Ale« (PCD 9 < Leveland (A) 10, N V <N> 6. Detroit A St. Louis (N> 3. P'phia 'X> lv. P'phia <A» 5. Chicaa (M
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    TTC Past And Present Soccer
    75 12 IV TV;" ld rCSC: :c^ ch er s of me I lc will n:tt: m a soccer match at BepOJ Lines today. Tiie teami aie: Past: T. tfahendran, I.uk Juan, Lam Thong, Ramachandran, Khoon Yam. Soo Chvc George Tan. \v«^i Chee G Pasqual, Patrick John,
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    These 15 Aussie Boys Will Come
    248 12 Th ese 15 Aussie Boys Will Come MMW^ N J l k tr l" M schoolboy boxers will flght sl^iZVn Aprn 20 h anT 2 °r Thl A* f"^^ W M sentinir p«u« j !J,.7. lm The Australians, repre?o S ve^r Th D d CIUZe "•y" Club ran e M
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    Aberdeen In S-Final
    67 12 LONDON. Mar. 18, (Renter) Football results First Division C. Athletic 5. Aston Villa 1. Third Division Southern Swindon Town 1. L. Orient 1. Scottish League "A" Division Dundee 3. Third Lanark 0. Celtic 0. AirdrieoniaiK 1 Raith Rovers Rangers 1. Scottish up Fourth Round Replay Aberdeen 2.
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    Corinthians Too Strong
    101 12 Singapore Corinthian, proved too Strong for tiie Kebenaran Football Club winning !SF£I&Ti 3 A i*asue match at BODCA by 4-0 The KFC men put a great i "ght m the Arsi ball but the pace told on them m the next session. Scorers were Ah Chua. Shanll
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    Garrison Were Again Goal Shy
    334 12 KIALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Sultan Suleiman Club beat Kuala Lumpur Garrison Combined by 2-1 m the Division I league at the Kampong Bahru ground to-day As m their previous match the Garrison had themselves to blame for. Their approach work was excellent but the forwards were
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    Kramer: No Objection
    128 12 MELBOURNE. Mar. 10. (AP) Jack Kramer and his professional tennis troupe can have the use of the Pavis Cup courts at Kooyong alter the I challenge round has been playj etl, if they want them. Bob V. < Roland told a meeting of the Victorian Lawn Tennis
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    Jorinthians Held
    28 12 JOHORE Jorinthians drew j— l with Haikowyu Sports Uub m a friendly soccer match at Farrcr Park yesterday. Bakar scored for Jorinthians and Faddiar for Jlaikovu.
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    3 As Fight Back For 3-2 Victory
    404 12 uespite conceding a gift goal which enabled Singapore Recreation Club to take a 2-1 lead, Amateur Athletic Association fought back for a 3-2 victory m yesterday's SAFA's Division 1 league match at Jalan Besar stadium. After three A' s had taken a winning
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    32 12 ISTANBUL, Mar. 19, (AP) Egypt went down before Greece 2—o m the seven-na-tion international army soccer tournament here Wednesday. Turkey plays Belgium today m the first of the Anal games
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    211 12 IPOII, Thurs.— A second hall prnalu sod by Ooi Ban Lee saved Ramblers Sports l> defeat at the hands of Kinta Indian .\ss«H:iii»n first division league soccer match on the town |>a« today. The final score was two all Ramblers forwards combine* better but
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    Traction Beat Joliilads 3-0
    55 12 TRACT I Club won their SAFA Di B when I Athlcti George R< fl Traction I Hork. played and mv for the poi Tony first goal notched I scorers Tra< tion I »t»:i I [ajid Karim I' Eius ii fl Julliiadv Murah. X ram, R Bashes
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