Singapore Standard, 18 February 1954

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD jfc m Sl Vol. IV. No. 231. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Riot Is Checked After 4 Deaths
    74 1 Riot Is Checked After 4 Deaths ILCCIT V Feb. 17 X -A West Bengal -nt communique uv reporLcd that .d pcHfe were m "•>! oH the situal after serious estefdaj m prot the arrest ot rikir.u school tea- how- 1 g of c 1 tin i v House sni st
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    US Planes Evacuate Lest Army'
    28 1 US Planes Evacuate Lest Army' pp., i ol B i A a non-stop tt" F a. taking m< i na's 1 1 ai furl j argest per- ees.
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    Exchange Atomic Facts, Ike
    90 1 Exchange Atomic Facts, Ike WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 resident Eisenhower today proposed the exchange J more military and atomic informa- <«*> with United States' aiies to enlarge American 1 unary effectiveness and i ngthen our efforts to aggression." i oui tned m a i the IW > number of 1 States
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    S'PORE BUS CLERK VANISHES
    405 1 Was Phone Call An Appointment With Death? Standard Staff Reporter MR. LOW ENG, 37-year-old Shanghai born ticket clerk of the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Co., Ltd., who made an appointment after a mysterious telephone call on Monday, has been reported missing to the Police. Low's disappearance
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    HUBBARD MEDAL FOR HILLARY
    73 1 PRESIDENT EISENHOWER presented Sir Edmund Hillary (right) and Sir John Hunt (centre), conquerors of the Everest. with the Hubbard Medal of the Na tional Geographic Society at a White House ceremony m Washington. Sir Edmund, who is seen shaking hands with the U.S. President, accepted the
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    West Yorks Kill Five Terrorists
    236 1 Propaganda Chief In Toll u^v AL L A Ll:y i PIK W^-An alert patrol of the v*est Yorkshire Regiment yesterday killed five terrorists, including -i District Committee Member m a lishtn.ns ambush of their jungle camp m Cameron Highlands m Perak. The patrol comprising two
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    19 Maus Killed In Big Clash
    132 1 NAIROBI. Feb. 17 (AFP).— At '.east 19 Mau Man terrorists were killed m one of the big- i gesi clashes yet between security forces and terrorists which Is still taking place at i Thika, 30 miles north of here, it was learned here. The
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    ITALIAN REDS DOWN TOOLS
    70 1 I MILAN, Feb. 17 (L'Pj A Communist strike paralysed the heart of industrial Italy today a s thousands of workers j walked off their jobs, m homlage to comrade Ernesto Lenni. Who died after a scuffle yesterday with Premier .Mario Scelba's riot squads. For 15 minutes
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    FLIES TO IRAN
    29 1 I SIR Roger Stevens. Britain's first ambassador to Persia for over two years. Left London by air for Beirut yesterday oil his way to Teheran. Reuter
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    HURLED BACK INTO JUNGLES
    28 1 B VNOI Fe i-' i fighter be a Commui ;i nent j into the Jungles I Sai tod g Red pressure the last utpost
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    'Goodwill' On The Way
    82 1 LONDON, Feb. 17. {tfeutef), Messages o; goodwill from Yorkshire mayors end newspapers for Yorkshire troops fighting the bandits m Malaya, !e# London airport today by personal courier. The'./ are being taken to the Far East by Major Alan I Si: pson, Public Relations Officer m Britain's
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    Royal Visit To America Is Confirmed
    78 1 Royal Visit To America Is Confirmed WASHINGTON. Feb. 17 (Renter) A Buckingham Palace official today confirmed that the Queen Mother Will visit the United States m the autumn and said further details would be given soon. The announcement that the Queen Mother would go to the States was first made
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    CROOK ENDS OWN LIFE AFTER DOUBLE MURDER
    308 1 LONDON. Feb. 16 (Renter) A pistol shot m a secluded wood near Cologne, Germany, today put an end to the violent life of Ronald John Chesney, 45. big time international crook and smuggler and virtually closed the case of the recent double murder
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    QUESTION ON LOCAL DISPUTE
    58 1 LONDON*. Wed. The use of troops m the Straits Times dispute will be raised by Air I Stanley Awuery, Labour Member of Parliament m the House of Commons next Wednesday. Mr. Awberv was unable to get the question on the order paper yesterday, so i\ will
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    BOY KILLED
    28 1 A SEVEN-year-old Indian boy was fatally injured m a collision with a motor lorry m j 14| mi! e Bukit Timah Read. 'Singapore, late Last night
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    3 KOREANS KILLED
    39 1 PUSAN. Korea, Fob. IT. <.\P> Three Koreans were killed when the buildings m which I they iived were demolished by a truck which collided with a j freight train near here yo.-ter--1 day, the Army announced.
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    Queen Stood In Sun For 15 Minutes
    130 1 CANBERRA. Feb. 17 (AP)— The Queen stood m a scorching Canberra sun for 15 minutes today without a parasol m a colourful ceremony of presenting new colours to the Corps of Staff Cadets at Duntroon Royal .Military College. The heal did not appear
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    Rl Police Rush To Sarawak Border
    166 1  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Feb.— The Indonesian Government has rushed police reinforcements to the IndonesianSarawak border where fighting: has broken out between two Dyak head-hunting clans. Local press dispatches' from i Pontianak, the capital of West .Borneo, reported that 30
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    Bullets Did Not Stop Him
    107 1 m n .story of a "courageous corpora"", who braved terrorist bullets i kiiling of Lim [eng Sek i mi ;tee member of It came as a climax to-a j .>■ B nt- m the Ra i P I leration I n f trists being the
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    TWO WIN TOP POOL PRIZE
    31 1 LONDON". Feb. 16: (Reuter). A driver surse < I Lewis of ng to B D The nurse Mrs. Edit H to s in a private South co!
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    TAXIMEN'S MEET MAY MAKE HISTORY
    87 2 TAXIMEN'S MEET MAY MAKE HISTORY MEMBERS of the Penan? X.W.CA. posed for a photograph with Miss Phyllis Lour (sitting fifth from U?ft. centre row > who has cumr to Malaya to take over duties as National Director of the V \V C.A. Federation and Singapore. ->I».ss I.owe recently arrived m
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    CENTRE FOR YOUTH BY THiS YEAR
    77 2 PENANG, W I S Youth cc C nil tr. Hei i i to d The St thai all possibh being befor< Uh I "If this 2 :-.v a ■JlMni home -aa recn atioa a place He disc osed negotia- i c being At they
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    CONVENT PLEA TURNED DOWN
    286 2 A Xi at, Mr. C X- Superioi v that th« P"ce J well a re *d ha value 1 id 1 1 Decision On Free Insurance Plan SINGAPOREANS will find it hard to get taxis this Sunday between 9.30 a.m. and j 1 p.m. Reason being,
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    Report On Fed. Polls Is Hailed
    217 2 KUALA TRENGGANU, Wed.; At a meeting of the Council of Slate, here today, the President, Dato Kamaruddin 1 bin Haji Idris. tod members that the report of the Federal Elections Committee meant great changes, representing a step forward m the politic.;: development of the
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    RECREATION ROOM FOR RAF
    47 2 MRS. R. G. Seymour, wife oi the Base Commander, R.A.F. Seletar, will open the Recreaiion Room of the R.A.F. Auxiliary Police today at 4.45 p.m. The construction of this building has been made possible through a contribution from the Armed Services Welfare Association.
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    'Govt. Making Mockery Of Councillors'
    109 2 ALOR STAR. Wed.— Tiie Kedah Government's attitude jof ignoring decisions made by Councillors on matters affect- j ing the Town was criticised by Che Azahari Taib (elected) J at today's meeting of the Town Council here. Che Azahari said several requests made by Councillors j
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    Hawkers Pledge Police Support
    133 2 I WAR ON SOCIETIES THE Singapore Commissioner of Police, Mr. N. G. Morris, has received a letter from the Singapore Hawkers' Inion, pledging their support to help the polite m their battle against secret societies. ter ass rea the Coni- ers Oi do their utmost to
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    Indian Navy Arrives And Is Feted
    94 2 Indian Navy Arrives And Is Feted PENANG W F i «r of tl R Vc Capt. D W. and the Ag nt ol I of India m lya, Mr. P. M. Nair, paid j nn the comBcei of the Squi»> nd, M. M. Kaul nved the Indian eption com- 1
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    UNION MEETING
    26 2 AN" extraordinary general meeting of the Ea>-tern Smelting Workers" Union will be held at Kampong Jawa Bahru on Thursday. Feb. 25 at 5.15 p.m.
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    Warning To Boys Who Send Mothers To Court
    270 2 Warning To Boys Who Send Mothers To Court 3 i ie 1 ting. Mx J. D efc >urn, the c Magistrate peer- 1 ie sines and he have ye 1 I mothers I I severely. t repi ehen--1 ir son 1 1 fa t him A ng the 200 nin
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    48 2 moto b> MR POH SENG HIN of Tampl n threw a Chinese New Year dinner t o the District OftWr Military officers. Government officials, planters and their wives at hi* rll !h!» Main JKoad. Picture s h oW the party getting ready for 'ihow res.d™,, Agency Tampin News
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    117 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber price-, dents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: Bayers Sellers No 1 K.S S SjiOt Loose 54 i 54 i No. 1 R.S.S. 543 .")4; No. > R.S.S. 54 J 54 i: No. S R.S.S. 531 Ml Tone: Quiet. lIN PKU't The priic of li r
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    Claims Trial To Intimidation
    92 2 TEOH Ah Lam was charged m the Second District Court 1 lay On three counts of rimin y intimidating Cheng Bok Ciiee. Lee Kok Sen,; and Cheng Hock by threatening injury to their persons, so thai :hey would not go to work' for the Straits Times
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    BEE-LINE TO SEE CROC
    50 2 MALACCA- Wed. Talk here of the Klebang crocodile have led many to make a beeHue for the fourth mile Klebang to gel a glimpse of it From yesterday, crowds- of sightseers flocked to the snot. Some sightseers reported j having seen as .many as thre crocs.
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    MEE-SELLER GIVEN 2 YEARS FOR RAPE
    196 2 SENTENCE of two years' I rigorous imprisonment was imposed i:i the Singapore Assizes yesterday on a meej seller, Abdullah, .son of Abbas (40). when he was found guilty of raping a 13--year-old schoolgirl. Abdullah, who claimed that the girl had invited him to be
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    House Caves In
    74 2 PART of the first floor of a house m Rope Walk, Penang, collapsed on Tuesday, resulting m the death of one of the occupants. Foong Hoong. 44. a girl was injured. The front walls of the house are now leaning outwords. Police have made an application for
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    Financial Worry Cause Of Suicide
    214 2 FINANCIAL worries were the cause of Detective Staff Serjeant, Lee Kirn Suan, shooting himself at the Slng^rtore Beach Read Police Station, at 6.30 p.m. on Jan. 23. This was revealed m the Coroner's Court yesterday, a: the inquest on Lee. The day before Lee's death,
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    'GEORGE AND THE DRAGON'
    65 2 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. In aid ol the Women Institute's Centra B i ding Fund. St. George^ Gii School's dramatic society will stage a pan mime entitled "George and the Dragon" by Gillian Edmu.\c.-. together with an operatta "Marenka" at St. Mai k a Sat.. Feb 27 at
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    EITHER ALL OR MONE': UNION
    109 2 EITHER ALL OR MONE': UNION THE Singapoi Employees' Un day wrote tot! Tim Pn s$ L1 arm'j 900 I ployees would back for do;' lo avoid bn\ victimisation. The letter stai \\n;. v. as the o. dispu < and tin firm v by referen i tc an penson ike H
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    Malacca Pool: Action At Last
    38 2 Malacca Pool: Action At Last MLA acca a( last d som og all mf ed port. Today. meeting Coui ed that erecting pubti poo! the •> 1 mittee con at}d M .vr.v foci p into the of erecl v
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    C-IN-C ON
    151 3 TESGAHBASED Lincoln* oi MM N 1 K.A.A.F Squadron nu i^ successful bombing .m 1 >tufing attack on a terr>rut ..tnip m southern Ipoh jresterdaj morning The strike leader, the C O of the ,N». 1 Squadron R A.A.F.. Win<-Cumniunder A.R. Elm- ->'. H.id a V.I. P. i;)-piK>t m
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    TERMS FOR AMA KING FARM AREA
    26 3 I Stan- I i I igj ru!l ;ood ai an n ter of I to lie i t Oj n
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    HK EXCHANGE
    10 3 r. s i nge today si ng S
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    Man With $2,109 Held At Causeway
    225 3 Man With $2,109 Held At Causeway IW/HHM bin Mohanmed Ali «,io;>d trial m the Singapore i\ssiie Court yesterday on a charge of hold- i dgaretftc delivery van and robbing the clerk Ol 53. 500. Another man. Oh Kirn Kee (24), was charged with abetting Ibrahim. A third accused, Isiri i
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    Successful Year For Tax Dept.
    83 3 THI. Income Tax Department U-»t year collected just ■nder 587.400.000 the hi^heit collection for any real > my income tax was iut.'d into Singapore. The Comptroller of Inn>me Tav, Mr. I). II Tudor, i Inl l The Standard yesterdaj thai the collection for 1952 nm
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    GOVT. MEN CAN'T CONTEST
    296 3 Majority Vote In Perak State Council Decides i IPOH, Wed.— Government servants m Perak will not be allowed to stand as candidates for election to j Town Councils. An amendment to this effect was apj proved by a majority vote at the Perak Council of I
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    NO MEETING HELD
    46 3 THE sponsors of the National Association of Perak. who were supposed to hold a meeting at the Malay Association Lumut. with the object of forming a branch here, failed to turn up on Sunday, who had. come were disappointed for no meeting took
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    Drop In Estate Duties In 1953
    204 3 Drop In Estate Duties In 1953 Standard Staff Reporter THE total collection of estate duty m Singapore last year was $4,000,000 —a drop of $500,000 over the 1952 figure. The Commissioner of Estate Duty. Mr. W. G. Alcock, told The Standard yesterday that the drop was due to a decline
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    $9,000 Award For Damages
    141 3 SPECIAL and general da-, mage.s totalling $9,000 were I awarded m the Singapore High i Court yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martin, who had sued the Changi Bus Co.. for damages arising out of an accident. On Oct. 29, 1952, the first plaintiff, Mrs. Mabel
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    BAND CONCERT IS CANCELLED
    49 3 THE Singapore Police Band performance to be held on Feb. 25 at Katong Park has been cancelled as the Band will be engaged on the same day for the opening ceremony by the Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll, of the Alexandra Road Fire Station.
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    Police Had No Proof
    89 3 AFTER three prosecuting witnesses gave their evidence m a case m which a pedestrian was knocked down by a car. Air. Howe Yoon Chong, the Singapore Second Traffic .Magistrate, said that there was no case to meet, as the Police could not prove who was the
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    WHITLEY PLAN IS TO BE STUDIED
    102 3 WHITLEY PLAN IS TO BE STUDIED Standard Stall Reporter SINGAPORE City Council's Labour sub-commit toe has an extensive agenda for a meeting on Saturday, when it will discuss a draft constitution for a proposed Whitley Council for all categories ol workers employed by the Council. Y,:r;. if trade ling i
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    Goes On Transfer
    30 3 THE Indonesian Vice-Consul m Penang, Air. AI. A. Moersid, will go on transfer to Jakari i The assistant Vice-Consul, [man Surjakusuma, will take charge of the office.
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    50 3 GROUP photo taken a t a farewell party given m honour of Mr. N. M. Pillai (seated third from right) by his friends on the eve of his departure to India by s.s. Rajula today. Mr. Pillai is an employee of the War Department m Singapore and a social worker.
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    Jaycees Gathering
    91 3 Jaycees Gathering MR. DOUGLAS HOGE. president of the World Junior Chamber of Commerce, pictured here with six of the seven members selected to represent Singapore at the Fourth A>ian Regional Conference to be held m Hongkong from Feb. 24 to 25. This Standard picture was taken at Raffles Hotel last
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    Mystery Shrouds Case Of The Locked Door
    385 3 Mystery Shrouds Case Of The Locked Door THE mystery shrouding: tlie locked door ot a Singapore Improvement Trust house m Race Course Road, baffled the police and the occupants on Tuesday night. What the police and the occupants want to know is: How did the safety catch click into position
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    BIG INCREASE IN MEMBERS
    38 3 KUA! P B marked increase m membership compared to other years. The report is to be presented jnd annual general Ig to be Feb. 2: the Sivan Ten:: S Besi X I. X our.
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      78 3 Weather Report MINI Ml M Temperature: From 7.:'-» n tn. i>l>. 16 t«> 7.:;o a.m. Feb. 17 Singapore 7 11- > Penang 175F); Kota Bahro (72F); Knala Lumpur (7jF); Ipoß i7lF.i; Kuantun (69F). Mjxi m v n Temperature: From 7.5>j :i m. to 7.30 p.m. Feb 17 Singapore OOF); Penang
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    Indian Troops And ALL PoWs Leave Colony
    246 4 Indian Troops And ALL PoWs Leave Colony Standard Shipping Reporter THE first contingent of Indian Custodian forces who arrived here on Tuesday after operational duties hi Korea left for India yesterday m the trooper Asturias. Tne Representative of the Government ol India m Singapore. Mr. M. Gopaia Menon. ana leading
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    Police Dig Up Fifth Red Grave
    70 4 Police Dig Up Fifth Red Grave PEN ANG. Wed Police and Security Forces dus up another grave m the jungle m the Bukit C.umbiar area of Penan? Island, early this This was the fifth jjrave to be discovered since Security Forces, actin? on information, started a search ol this area.
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    FIRE ALARM WAS FALSE
    44 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. An unknown ptraon raised a false fire alarm at midnight last night. He notified the Central Fire Statical here that there was a Brc m SentuL A fire engine rushed to tne suburb bui found no fire.
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    NO LICENCES-$10
    29 4 FOR fi-hi:ig m the Kuala SunfCi, Muar, and lur using a boat without permits. Sim Swce Yong was fined a total of $10 by the Muar Magistrate.
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    Two More Storeys for Bank building
    175 4 Two More Storeys for Bank building THE Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd.. Singapore, is adding another two and a half storeys to its present three storey premises m Robinson Road, at a cost of over $100,000. The extension to the building is necessitated by the expansion of business Sir. Lee Unee
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    Cooking Class
    36 4 THE SUNDAY Standard raption story on free cooking demonstrations was wrongly reported to have been given by the Singapore Electric Company. The classes are m fact run by the General Electric Company, Singapore, i
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    Malacca Wants A Five-Year Plan
    126 4 MALACCA, Wed.— Municipal Councillors today decided to draw up a five-year programme of capital works and set up a committee for this task. As a start the committee will consult heads of departments and work out a programme for the 1955-1960 period. Thi< committee will
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    57 4 STAFF SERGEANT C. Nickson 15 19th The King's Royal Hussars, receiving the Long Service and Good Conduct Medal from Major General A. G. O'Carroll Scott. G.O.C. Singapore District, at a parade m Selarang Garrison on Tuesday. Sergeant Nickson joined the Army m 1929 and m the last war he served
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    Christian Council
    85 4 FIFTY representatives of the Malayan Christian Council pictured above during the annual meeting held ai. Kuala Lumpur's St. Mary's Parish Hall recently. The delegates came from all over the Federation and Singa-. pore. Seated from left are: Re* E w a MiSi> C- Sullivan*. Miss M. Wood. Miss
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    First Speed Boat Service Inaugurated
    139 4 A NEW, and only speed boa! service of its kind m Singapore was inaugurated yesterday afternoon by the Asia Travel Service m a run to the coral island of Pulau Sudong. The boat has comfortable' accommodation for 12 passengers, is 30 feet long and has
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    CLAIMED TRIAL -$500 BAIL
    67 4 THOMAS Pagiar claimed trial m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, to a charge of housebreaking by night into a building belonging to Dato C. J. Pagiar, at Joo Chiat Place. It was alleged the ofTence was committed on Feb. 16. Thomas Pagiar was allowed bail
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    PSYCHOLOGY CLUB
    30 4 THE Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club wiil hold a "talentime and games night" on Sunday, Feb. 28 at IMO p.m. m the Roof Garden of The Embassy Hotel here.
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    Merchants To Plead Again
    265 4 Cut Down $100 Fee For Trade KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Business m gen- eral is so bleak that many Chinese merchants j throughout have mdi- j cated "that they will not be able to afford contribution of the $100 towards businesses registration and licensing, this year. The
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    REGISTRATION OF WRITERS
    98 4 IPOH, Wed.— A Bill calling' for the registration and licen- sing of petition writers m Perak passed through its first reading at the Council of State, Perak today. The Bill states that any j person who acts as a petition writer without having regis- tered or obtained
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    DR. LAIRD ARRIVES
    24 4 DR. JOHN M. Laird, cosecretary of the Scripture Union and Children's Special Service Mission, will arrive m Singapore today from Colombo.
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    $405,000 BRIDGE OVER PERAK RIVER
    257 4 $405,000 BRIDGE OVER PERAK RIVER IPOH. Wed.— Work on the construction of a reinforced concrete bridge over the Perak River at Parit wiil start shortly, with the approval by the State Finance Committee for $405,000 to be spent on the project. A bridge is urgently required to replace existing pontoon
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    Malays Head List In Navy Recruitment
    119 4 ABOUT 350 candidates turned up for recruitment In the Royal Malayan Navy at Woodlands Xav;:'. Barracks, during the past three toy* a Naval spokesman told The Standard. Recruitment ended yesterday. Malays headed the 2 is: with a total of 85 per cent of the
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    COW STRAYED
    28 4 A CATTLE owner. Ramat bin Safar was fined $5 jn the Muar Magistrate's Court for allowing a row to sirav m the > Police compound at Tanpkak.
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    Countess Is Surprised At 'NormalConditions'
    270 4 Countess Is Surprised At 'NormalConditions' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed A German Countess, who flew into the Federation last week with visions of "barbed wire and shooting bandits," left for Singapore today pleasantly surprised at the normalcy here "despite the Communist insurrection." The real Malaya is so different from the impressions prevailing:
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    'Britain Will Lead The World Again
    234 4  -  Mr, Carnage *-Says Standard Staff Reporter THERE was an impression abroad that B was on the way out. that she was becoming a rate" nation and giving up her leadership ol Urn the former President of the Chartered fcMtifotc Secretaries and Chairman of G.E.C.
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    Land Summons Is Withdrawn
    46 4 PENANG. W'er.. A atmmons charge against Madam Yeap Kirn Hoe of MacAlister Road for unlawful occupation of Crown land, was withdrawn m the Magistrate's Court today on the instructions of the Deputy Public Proa tor. Madam Yeap m r,< \<< 'sent m Co::-'.
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    Cyclists Given Warning
    101 4 Cyclists Given Warning ipoh. w« •> P< n \vi.. oe i Start a:: agci;^: them Since the I go: ryrimg re.-': been tnstai of offc nonnartinn v. gulation v To assist y servir.g po ice as the I inf oomm ices bd (a) Carr; E ligMa a ..Tip o.'ic a
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    INDIANS SEE JUNGLE FILM
    41 4 ONE Ummi m i lie Inaian odia which passi I luouf I pore on tin way India wen i nferta Tuesday nigj t to Hind I film. '•The J. g t God the Public Relation* Mobile Film
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    DINNER PARTY
    38 4 MEMBER? the S. n Koong Ifusicv od i: AsSOriatiu!.. j tig I■■ enterib!:it> r pi Mr. Wong K< Xc f and dinner party m of his appoi o.t as ber of Vbt ese B;>ard. Larui Ma!
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    'EX-PRISONERS SHOULD NOT BE VICTIMISED'
    290 5 'EX-PRISONERS SHOULD NOT BE VICTIMISED' -.oner of Prisons, told Thi St^rd :i up to tile average person to reali^ ,v j !e: help to see <h £t they do not Bet mm S l n d Afer all, everybody Zkjf Lt° 3k T£ll nine or other, he said 1 at*r
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    Higher Bursary Rates For Teachers
    164 5 Higher Bursary Rates For Teachers FHE rates for teaching awarded to of Malaya been m--1 from $500 $1,000 to I sum of $1,500. T.i recommendar the I DeparV --re nt aftejr re- i bad rejected tne bur- the previous s;a!e d "they were > D»f ITJ Dire-tor of Mr P
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    Overhead Bridges? Not Yet
    67 5 O. e In ;es a.• < 5 S 2apore*s Trs W R Haxwori i The Si wdard 3 1 sterday Vv •>. he said, ore i aer» the roads nob 1 ridges. le added, underind I mne 3 and overhead we d "cst a great* moi
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    MOVED BUS FROM SCENE
    77 5 A Tay Koh Vat bus driver Tar. Kiat Lim. was fined $5C bj the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate, Mr. F. A. Chua, iay. for "destroying en col a.i ac ident" m which a man fell orf from a I boa a::d waa kil'.eJ. Tan a fanitted
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    76 5 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 17. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on th c London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spot 161 d. March 16Id. April Jun 9 163 d. July/September 1 6 i d October Oecember 16|d. March c.i.f. 161 d. Tone:
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    Erosion Of River Bank Moves A Town
    325 5 POH Wed.— l-art of the lower Perak town of lelok Apson which has been seriously affected by heavy erosion of the Perak River bank m this area will be gradually moved into the interior towards the Lhangkat Jong Road area. The Government feels
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    51 5 photo. toS" of Vn^lo Saxon P^ Dd S °r f the SecOnd Visc u »t Bearsted. and one of the direcPo"e bVaiveSvi T C mpai^ Lt and Mrs Samuel who arrived m SingaDy a,r yesterday on a two-day visit. They a re now visiting Shell installations m the Far East.-
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    Air Traffic Centre Opens Next Month
    106 5 THE new Joint Air Traffic Control Centre to be manned by R.A.F. personnel and Department of Civil Aviation staff at Kallang Airport, Singapore, is expected to be put into full operation from Alar 1. This Centre is established m order to minimise the risk
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    Court Asks For Siamese Interpreter
    82 5 Court Asks For Siamese Interpreter A COURT usher was yesterday instructed by the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate. Mr. F.A. Chua. to send a letter to the Siamese Consulate inquiring: whether a Siamese interpreter would be available for a case involving a charge of negligent driving. Thepvithool Noochgasame, who resids m
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    $300 STOLEN
    31 5 A CARPENTER living at j Henderson Road hung up his trousers and went to sleep. When he got up the next morning, he found $300 missing from his pocket.
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    DATE WAS CHANGED
    99 5 A MAN who came all the way from Indonesia to see his family m Singapore was yesterday fined $500 by the Singapore Seventh Police Court for altering his emergency certificate which was originally issued to him by the British Ambassador m Indonesia. He is Chiang Boey Shiak.
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    NEW SERVICE FOR CLERKS
    88 5 SOME 100 members of the Singapore Government's General Clerical Service will be eligible to enter the proposed Executive Service, which will be mid-way between the General Clerical Service and the Senior Executive Service. The Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union will meet Government soon to discuss
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    FOR INDIA
    37 5 MR. C.R. Devaraj. Director and Secretary oi" Messrs. C.R. Dasaratha Raj of Singapore, will sail for India today m the Rajula on business. Mr. Raj is connected with the Independent Missionary Movement m the Colony.
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    Medical Scholarship To Varsity
    176 5 I 1 A YEARLY MEDICAL scho!- arship is to be awarded to any son or daughter of Singapore ex-servicemen to study at the University of Malaya. Mr. W. R. Dennis, Secretary of the ExServicemen's Association of Singapore, told Th e Standard last night. The Association, he
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    They Decide That Women Are Failures
    432 5 They Decide That Women Are Failures Standard Staff Reporter LADY medical students went '"on trial" m the Central Hall. of the Faculty of Medicine, m! Singapore last night, before a jury of 100 of their fellow students, and were "found guilty" of being failures as medical women. The debate, which
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    Stockpile First, Decontrol Later
    410 5 Rice And Sugar Trade KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Rice and sugar trade m Malaya will continue for the time being under Government monopoly. The Central Advisory Committee on Trade and Industries which recently met to discuss the matter of freeing controls on these two commodities, has agreed
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    Thrift. Shop To Aid Children's Society
    294 5 Thrift. Shop To Aid Children's Society THE American Women's Auxiliary m Singapore have thought up a new ide.a this year to earn money for their favourite charitable project the Colony's Aid Society. During their annual rummage sale, they will also run 1 a Thrift Shop which will sell new American
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    HAS NO $5 TO PAY FINE
    81 5 A KAWKER v.ho Wit i.-.-i S gapofo Be I Traffic iwas: trate. Ifr. Hw i Yoon Chong, yesterday said thai he co ild not pay the because ne bad been lined >y the Government so often, he has no money left. The hawker. Lim
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    Asbestos Roofing In Rural Districts
    228 5 RURAL residents a/ho live m houses with attap roofs can now change the roofs to corrugated iron, corrugated asbestos or aluminium sheets a a lire preventive measure states the Rural Board Newsleti B-' they n ..>.» Bi appiy the Rural Board foi a permit to
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    Cold War Freezes
    780 6 THE world has. moved so gradually out of the cold war" that very little notice had been taken of it. It is one of those things which becomes apparent only when we are some distance away from it. So just as the coid war began without any
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    TROUBLE IN TURKEY
    1311 6 TROUBLE IN TURKEY The Times Istanbul TCorresponden t a,;lkueryt 'THE NEXT Turkish general election will take place on May 2, two days before the month of Ramazan fasting begins. With this m mind, the political parties have started manoeuvring to gain positions as favourable as possible fn the eyes of
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    Exam Men Were Shocked
    141 6 Exam Men Were Shocked T7YEX seventeen-and eight* -Lj een-year-old grammarschool boys and girls now arc being accused oi illitera v The Joint Matriculation Board, one of the boards responsible for the General Certificate oi Education, is a armed at the standard of pupi s taking the advanced* level of the
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    PHONE BOOTH
    85 6 Sir-. It is gratifying to learn thai a telephone booth has been installed at Clifford Pier for trunk rails. Unfortunately m that particular booth there is neither iight nor a padlock for the door. A person without somebody's help is unable to speak over the phone. Because the
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      229 6 Sir;— Every right thinkings man, every man who has a^ love for the land of his birth, every honest man who admires a fearless expression of opinion would certainly agree with your correspondent "Dharman" for his letter appearing m The Singapore Standard of February 11. It
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      PROOF IS WANTED
      124 6 Sir:— ln the August meeting of the Legislative Council Mr. Dasaratha Raj said: "Let all these mischievous .critics drive iiUo their foolish heads one fact about myself: 1 am a Singaporean with undivided loyalty to Singapore. My approach to the Immigration Law, as to any other subject
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      Sugar Prices
      106 6 Sir; Permit me to voice through the medium of your paper the difference in* the price of sugar m Singapore and the Federation. The price of sugar i s at present S2l per picul m Singapore while the price of the same commodity m the Federation is S4O
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    British Policy Towards Japan
    360 6  - British Policy Towards Japan WILLIAM CLARK By LONDON, HPHE decision to invite the Prime .Minister of Japan, Mr. Ybshida, to visit Britain was Taken only with a. certain reluctance; for there are tew people In official circles m London who want to undertake the unwelcome task of formulating a British
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    Review of Views
    249 6 Review of Views Trade Recession UTUSAN MELAYU Bays thai business is not as usual as optimists think. Ninety per cent of the shopkeepers in all the big towns in Malaya have reported a definite decline in their businesses. even at the peaks of the last Christmas and Chinese New Year
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    CAMBODIA, FRANCE SIGN PACT
    10 7 CAMBODIA, FRANCE SIGN PACT signed toF I Roger res- i
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    JAP DANCER
    14 7 ese has was learn- j ptized Sbc ■>> >, 3 I his m. AFP
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    U.S. ARMY BOASTS NEW MISSILE WITH AT 50-MILE RANGE
    235 7 U.S. ARMY BOASTS NEW MISSILE WITH AT 50-MILE RANGE PALM BEACH. (Florida). Feb. 17, (Reuters ral Matthew Ridgway said yesterday that a euid% Ie ?JSF* f more than 5 m «es and a ipahle of hitting targets about 17 miles behind iront lines had been added to the United »v
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    HukChief Pledges To Aid PA. Govt.
    56 7 HukChief Pledges To Aid PA. Govt. \'.LA Feb. 17. C st leader Hak rebels Luis c was reported aye pledgvocal loyalty"' :> ppine Repressed :o 'coPresident Ma^saysay. live Red leader to s rrender to and h'< attempt- :ur- c or -.or Qm Pa a i aa a «ea c" ..id
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    U.S. AID FOR SPAIN ARRIVES
    44 7 CARTAGENA, Feb. IT. R ter) Kb c American No. th Western Vichavc unloadjed here the lipment of American ary aid to Spain, Tanks, es, rommuni -aequip neni and other a1 ri< ere unloaded Into a rom .if mo railway
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    UP-AND-COMING MARINA
    55 7 photo. \N attrutive profire and fine blond hair have helped Russian born Marina Vlady. pictured here, a firm place m the film world at the aue of 15. She has made eleven pictures four years, and Ls now working m Rome, where she has iiiNt finished a picture
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    MARILYN AUTOGRAPHS A CAST
    70 7 MARILYN Monroe autographs a cast on the waist of Corporal Donald Wakehouse. of Woodbine. lowa, at Tokyo Army Hospital. Cpl. Wakehouse is the last of the American prisoners of war from Operation Bis Switch and left the hospital e n route to the airport and home
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    U.S. Will Not Be Directly Involved In War
    362 7 CHICAGO, Feb. 17 (UP)— Vice-President, Mr. Richard Nixon said yesterday that United States technical aid for French forces m Indo-China will help keep the U.S. from being directly involved m the war there. The policy, he said, "ratlier i than being a
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    Big Increase Since 1951 In Red Army
    148 7 LONDON. Feb. 17— (Renter) Russia's armed forces have increased by 150.000 to 4.750.000 since 1951. the House of Commons was told yesterday. Mr. Nigel Birch. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Defence gave these figures m reply to a question. He said the
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    UK PROTEST TO RED CHINA
    87 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 17— (AP) Acting as intermediary for the United States. Britain has sent a new protest to Red j China on the continued imprisonment of 32 Americans behind the "bamboo curtain." State Department oiTVia's. disclosing this today, said such representations are made' from time
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    FOR NEW POST
    24 7 THE new British Ambassador to Iran, Sir Roger Stevens, left London yesterday by air for his new post m Teheran.— AFP
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    Court To Decide On Torture Issue
    102 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 (UP)— Four marine generals and an admiral are meeting to consider whether Communist torture should excuse an officer tor confessing' to germ war charges. Gen. Lemuel C Shepherd Jr.' marine commandant, set up i the court of inquiry to investigate the
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    I Won't Be A Spinster -Margaret
    108 7 I Won't Be A Spinster -Margaret NEW YORK. Feb. 17 (AP) Margaret Truman, ex-President Truman's daughter, will celebrate he r 30th birthday today with a firm determination to get married. "I certainly do not intend to be a spinster." blonde Miss Truman said at an interview m her New York
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    Egypt's Gift To Sudan
    65 7 CAIRO. Flo. 17 (AFP) Egypt will present the Sudan with five training aircraft and armaments to equip 1,000 -i diers. to mark the forthcoming inauguration of the Sudanese military forces. Egyptian Premier Mohammed Naguih said thai these' military supplies to the Swda:, would not be the
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    NEW WIDE SCREEN
    65 7 CHAMPAIGN, (Illinois). Fob. 17: (UP)— A University of Illinois professor said today he has invented a new widescreen motion picture process which can project the image m a complete circle around the viewer. Prof. Josef Cohen said the process uses standard lenses and film and only one
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    ACCIDENTS BEAT DISEASES
    192 7 GENEVA, Feb. 17. (AP). More young people between 15 and 24 are killed by transport accidents m the more developed countries of the world than by any single disease, the United Nations World Health Organisation reported yesterday. A statistical survey of transport accidents m 15 countries showed
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    SITUATION IN I-C SATISFACTORY
    389 7 Red Advances Magnified' WASHINGTON, Feb. 17, (Reuter)— The Eisenhower Administration's top military and diplomatic advisers assured a Congressional Committee yesterday that the military situation m Indo-China was "satisfactory" and that recent Communist military advances were more apparent than real." This view of the Indo-Chma war situation
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    A Cowboy's Wife
    56 7 ROY BOGEBS arrived m London last week m itli his actress wife. Dale Evans, for a variety tour ol Britain. A.l', photo shows: Mis. Ko> Rogers pictured m London with riding boot earrtags jjiven to her by a fan, and a charm bracelet complete with a jewel
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    BORs AGREE TO PAY VICTIM
    84 7 TOKYO. Fel). 17 (AP) Three British Commonwealth soldiers, accused of assaulting and robbing a 36-year-old Japanese woman a1 X < Jan. 5, have agreed io paj the rtetim 236,000 yen (US$665) a< compensation, X.. Services reported yeste The soldiers are to be I ied by
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    Catholics Are Cheered By Pope's Voice
    72 7 VATICAN CITY. F (UP) Me ag< ragemeni Vatic an yestei Catholics who by a XH'h m message to the sid worid on Su Millions of persons on c les ol Tip b hearcj the PopeV voice \v!:ii: pi.-.- bad 21 ICeanwl c, a cm
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    Japan Shipyard Launches World's Biggest Freighter
    210 8 KURE, Feb. 17, (AP) The Japanese shipyard which once built the world's largest battleship has launched the world's largest freighter. Mrs. Hisakohishii, wife of the Transportation Minister, christened the 60,000-ton Ore Transport the "Ore Chief." r The keel was laid here last September by
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    Carrier To Get Refit
    55 8 HONGKONG. Feb. 17. (Renter) The French 13.000-ton aircraft carrier Arromanches has arrived here from Indo Chiiia waters for a refit Earlier it was reported the Arromanches. formerly the British carrier Colossus, had cancelled work booked at a Hongkong Dockyard. But later the French Navy authorities reinstated
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    Japs Order Two Comets
    92 8 LONDON, Feb. 17, (UP) Three officials from the Japanese Airlines left by plane for Tokyo this week and said they ordered two Comet Us from De Havilland Aircraft Company for their airlipes transPacific route from Tokyo to San Francisco. The service opened last week using American
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    The 'Connie' For Pakistan Int'l Lines
    114 8 The 'Connie' For Pakistan Int'l Lines BURBANK. California, Feb. 17, (AFP) Pakistan's first Super-Constellation took off yesterday from the Lockheed Air Terminal on the first leg of a delivery flight to Karachi. The first Moslem nation to employ the latest long-range equipment. Pakistan International Airlines will commence service as the
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    PENGKALEN LTD.
    44 9 MESSRS. Osborne Chap- j pel, Ipoh. report that Pengka-' len Ltd. has announ ed interim dividends of ten per cent, on both classes of shares, payable m England en March 2, 1954, m respect of the year ended Sept. HO. 1953. THUM!
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    NON-STRATEGIC GOODS FOR SOVIET
    194 9 LONDON, Feb. 17 (Reuter)— Nearly half the j £400,000,000 worth of goods which Soviet Russia has I offered to buy from Britain would be free from "strategic" controls, the House of Commons was told yesterday. Export of "strategic" goods is banned to Communist countries. Mr. Derick
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    46 9 MR. E. A. CKABBE. Tecfcatfeal Adviser, the Shell Company of Singapore. Ltd. is .seen giving a demonstration to members of the Press of the fleets of 'I.C.A.' m the deposits from an automobile engine. The demonstration took plate m a private room of Raffles Hotel. Singapore
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    39 9 photo. MR. C. A. LARSEN. assistant general manager of t Standard-Vacuum Oil Company m tlje Philippines who passed through Singapore on Tuesday by PAA Skymaster enioute to Indonesia on a six-week inspection trip of the Stanvac Organisation there. standard
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    STOCKS OF RUBBER IN JANUARY
    134 9 STOCKS OF RUBBER IN JANUARY STOCKS of rubber m Singapore, excluding foreign transhipment, amounted to 49.215 tons at the end of January. Of that tonnage. 40.802 tons were with dealers. 8.:-;T8 tons at the port and 35 tons m estates. During January, production of rubber m Singapore amounted to 107
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    Federation Tin Exports
    70 9 THE quantity of tin m concentrates moved from the Fed- i eration of Maiaya to Singapore and Penang during Jan- j vary amounted to 5.322 tons, according to official statistics. Of the total. Perak exported j 2.975 tons. Selangor 1,821 tons.! Negri Sembilan 145 tons and Johore
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    NOON PRICES
    76 9 THE Singapore Chambei ol Commerce Rubber Afisoaatkn noon rubber jjrices resents pel lb. yesterday were: No. 1 RSS Spot loose 54". 551 Xo. 1 RSS f.o.b. Mar. 50J 501 Xo. 1 RSS f.o.b. Apr 54 1 55 Xo. 2 RSS 1.0. b. Mai 54? 74? Xo. RSS t.o.b.
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    PRODUCE
    57 9 THE produce market m Sin- gapore was quiet m all section? [yesterday, with small bu&inesE passing. Singapore pfOdllGe prices (per picul) yesterday were: Gambia- 5210, Bali Cu'fee .$280; betel nut $28: (Split) $27; copra $38 coconut oi. $611 '(sellers): Pepper $340 (Mun- tok White): $335 (Sarawak ■white): $295 (Lamport
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    Anglo-Japanese Sterling Agreement
    139 9 LONDON. Feb. 17. (Reuter) j The Anglo-Japanese sterling payments agreement signed here on Jan. 29 will end on Dec. 31, unless both parties agree to the contrary, it was officially disclosed here yesterday. A White Paper (Parliamentary documents) disclosed various aspects of The agreement which permits £400.000,--000
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    Small Buying Of Rubber By Japan
    68 9 SMALL buying of Malayan rubber from Japan was reported m the Singapore rubber market yesterday, which closed quiet at 54^ cents per Ib. for first sjrade for March shipment (55 cents on Tuesday). The market remained dul all day with very littk interesl from
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    SHARES
    154 9 THERE was a provement m M* shares m the Singapore kct yesterday. ttlOi thil section continued to <- gular. [ndustrials were q iet:y steady. The I f business was small. Changed prices were IV 1)1 "STRIA I s B.B. Petro :r 6 I t on I h KtneW Ords.
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    Malayan Soap Production
    99 9 Malayan Soap Production MALAYA produced -"2 arts, of soap last year, m iding 39.751 cwts for Decen bet; according to official stal »< as. Of the tots': IHJSTI \Ui were produced m the Feder*tion. During the year (71.761 cwts were sold, Eadu'd ng ::;<'.- -682 cwte m the Fed' 1
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    Estates To Grow Food
    56 9 COLOMBO. Feb IT, <Reuter) The Ceylon governineni decidec yesterday to eaforae food cultivation on all rubber estates of 'A5 a<~res or more. Tea estates ilreadjr ont under this order. Pood production on i «-r estates wr.v eaftneed dvi .g Ihe last war. hut stoppei a 1949
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    REBUILDING OF BURMA RAILWAYS
    57 9 RANGOON. Feb. 7 terI Fina p ane for i > :.!ig B ,i 's r^i 'A' I U nc it! vi air £'r< r r d esi ishing a telep ion< k > <-( Burma md nsi of world, were ri; t a •■>:?:'■. i nee
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    Guthrie Group
    37 9 01 I*Pl T from 1 ci ■nd 'h- rrouj 'h'. 3 returns I i Jan lary B ci B91,l« -< a (I ak) 183.000 LI I 1,312 1 pali 111 lons a tin m c 3
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    219 11 ENGLAND MAY MAKE A BOLD EXPERIMENT MANY soccer folks wonder it England will follow Scotland's revolutionary move and appoint a famous League manager m charge of the English World Cup team m Switzerland next spring, writes Sta n Halsey. They reckon the recently announced idea of inviting ninetytwo League managers
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    Saturday's UK Soccer Fixtures
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