Singapore Standard, 5 March 1954

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    20 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ft 3fl 4 I) Vol. IV. No. 246. V SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1954 TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    HE SAVED UP FOR 17 YEARS TO READ LAW
    289 1 HE SAVED UP FOR 17 YEARS TO READ LAW A Challenge To Modern Youth ti....K. ot.ee o._ i i ~ei n Standard Staff Reporter A HONGKONG Chinese, who saved for IT years to read Lw in Lincoln's Inn. London, yesterday challenged > Gangsters in the Far E.t>t N r.val his
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    UKPolice Tighten Security Measures
    112 1 UK Police Tighten Security Measures (Reutei Police here have taken special security pi cautions *o guard Buckingham Palace, the of Parliament t 10 Downing S- (the Prim? Minisler's residence) from j- in tation here of tl sbo< ting last Mon- fin American C -.en. >o.- v n > -rt W
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    3 MORE FOR GENEVA TALKS
    70 1 OT lar. 4: (UP) Cana i epte I ar. iinvita- art t S4 rea in I teneva -tf. the External A fain r.i Mr. Laster B. unced yesterdajr. as aso a epted 9 invitai for the c«>.:rer^pea In B the Deputy O- ster, Gi era!
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    Red Guns Boom At Hanoi's Door
    139 1 Indo-China City Alerted PARIS, Mar. 4.— A state of alert was proclaimed in Hanoi for three hours early today, according to reports received here. Gunfire and explosions coming from the outskirts of the city could be heard for nearly Military authorities declined to give
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    LADY PAMELA MEETS HER DADS RESCUER
    121 1 LADY PAMELA MEETS HER DAD'S RESCUER MELBOURNE. Mar. 4: (Reujter> Lad;- Pame'a Mount- batten, daughter of Lord Louis Mjuntbatten, and a Lady-in-Waiting to the Queen. last night met Gee'.ons busine.ss- :rs:m. Me. L. So'omon the nun who saved her father's life 1:; years aao. Lady Pamela met Mi. Solomon at
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    No Hard Feelings, See?
    58 1 photo. ALL GOOD PALS: In a public display of unity, President Mohammed Naguib (centre) joins hands with Major Salah Salem (left) a nd Premier Abdel Nasser. Lt. Col. Nasser was mainly responsible for the attempt to drop the General from the Presidency of Egypt because he
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    KILLERS STILL BEING SOUGHT
    32 1 THE hunt for the three j Communists believed to be i responsible for murdering Detective Sub-Inspector Tan Ah Seng on Wednesday morni ing went on yesterday without success.
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    RAF 'Copter Crashes On Take-Off
    99 1 RAF 'Copter Crashes On Take-Off AN F. 51 helicopter of 194 Squadron. Royal Air Force, crashed on take-ort' from Fort Chabai. in Kelantan. on the morning of Wednesday, March 3. The helicopter, piloted by Flying Officer Batten, was engaged on a routine visit to the fort. At the time of
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    Tribesmen Blamed For Sudan Riots
    85 1 KHARTOUM, Mar. 4 (AP) The Sudanese government today publicly accused Ansari tribesmen, supporting the proindependence Umma Party, of staging Monday's riots in Khartoum in which 34 people were killed. A government statem-ent to the press revealed that strict precautions had been taken to maintain order.
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    SAILOR DESERTS HIS CHINESE WIFE (19)
    151 1 NEWPORT, (Monmouthshire). Mar. 4: (Reuter).— A British sailor who married a 19--year-old waitress in Hongkong in 1946 had since been guilty of •'cruel desertion and gross hypocrisy," a divorce court judge said here today. The man, Reginald George Cresswell, formed an association with another
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    ROBBERS MURDER SHOPMAN
    67 1 ROBBERS MURDER SHOPMAN ALOR STAR, Thurs. A j Chinese shopkeeper i n Kui bang Rotan. near Alor Star, was last night fatally shot by one of four masked robbers armed with rifle. The robbers. believed to have been Malays, broke into the house and ransacked it. After their departure, neighbours
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    NICOLL SAILS FOR UK MAR. 11
    73 1 SIR John Nicoll, the j Governor of Singapore, will leave for London on Alar. 11 by i the William Ruys for iiscus- sions with the Secretary of State for the Colonies. 'Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. in connection with the. constitutional change? I recommended by the
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    MADAME PARACHUTE'S' NEW TASK
    216 1 'MADAME PARACHUTE'S' NEW TASK HANOI. Mar. 4, (Reuter).— "Madame Parachute," a slim French girl reporter who has parachuted down on battlefields all over JndoChina in the past two years. is leaving the war here this spring to fight another battle in the United States. She wants tv> collect enough ammunition
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    CONSUL HAS SECRET LIST OF 100 MEN
    376 1 Japanese Still In The Jungle? By JAMES PETER CHIN Standard Staff Reporter THE Japanese Consul-Genera!, Malaya, Mr. Ken Ninomiya in possession of a secret list of 100 Japanese soldiers believed to be still m WT" i un 9>es They ore officially listed as
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    FARMER STABBED BY TWO THUGS
    124 1 Fights Back, Wounds One Standard Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE farmer who was held up by two armed Chinese jn Kampong Chengkeh, last night fought back and stabbed one of his assailants with the latter's own knife. The uco men, both armed with knives went to
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    SUICIDE OF EX-MALAYAN
    82 1 LONDON. Mar. 4: (Reuter) A coroner ruled today that a former Malayan rabbet j planter who was captured by I the Japanese during the Worid i War II gassed himself j n nis I South London home while the balance of his mind was dis- turbed. Mr.
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    MASKED MEN TAKE $2,200
    46 1 PENANG. Thurs. Three masked Chinese, two of whom were armed with revolvers. staged a daring armed robbery at the residence Madam Quah i Sor Eng in Kinta Lane tonight. They got -away with jewellery] amounting to '$2,000 and $200 in cask I
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    SOPIEE & YEAP
    143 1 SOPIEE YEAP We'll Quit /Dec. 31 If... PENANG. Thurs.— Two newly appointed Unofficial members ol the Federal Legislative Council Incite Mohamed Sopiee and Mi Yeap Choong Kong. *did today they would resign then seats on the Council on Dec. 31. this year, if Federal elections ate not held by that
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    5 More Held
    39 1 CHICAGO. Mar 4: (Re I Ricans today in a round-i* leader^ o! the Puerto EUi nationalist movement Chicago. as a resulf of the wounding ')f five Congresanen on Monday The aiie.siv followed others! in New Vork.
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    SEAHORSE HEROES RETURNSUNBURNT BUT TRIUMPHANT
    561 2 SEAHORSE HEROES RETURN SUNBURNT BUT TRIUMPHANT Standard Staff Reporter ONE of the most arduous voyages ever undertaken In the country was completed yesterday when the 16--fo«t runabout, the Seahorse, roared into Pasir Panjang, having completed the 1.080 mile trip from Singapore to Penang and back in the running time of
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    106 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) i n Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 K.S.S Syot Loose 531 541 No. 1 R.S.S 54| 54i No. 2 R.S.S. 535 54 So. 3 R.S.S. 525 53 Tone: Quiet TIN PRICE The prire of Un vester day was 5330 (Up
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    F. P. Assn. Needs More Volunteers
    147 2 MR. T. P. F. McNeice, reelected President of the Family Planning Association, Singapore, yesterday pledged that its work would progress and develop until "enlightenment has been spread to every woman who asks for our help." Speaking at the Association's annual general meeting, Mr. McNeice
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    FED. COUNCIL SET-UP IS HAILED
    643 2 FED. COUNCIL SET-UP IS HAILED An Interesting Move, Say Some KUALA LUMPUR, Thur.— The choice j of unofficial members in the "interim" Federal i Legislative Council on the basis of their political affiliations was generally welcomed in the Federation today as an interesting experiment. But there was an air of
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    89 2 THIS exclusive Standard photo taken a few minutes after the Seahorse completed her gruelling 1,080 mile voyage to Penang and back shows the four adventurers being congratulated by friends and well-wishers at the residence of Mr. Aw Cheng Chye. In the picture from left are Mr. Aw, Mr. Anderson, the
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    PROMINENT INDIAN DUE
    74 2 MR. K. KAMRAJ NADAR. Indian M.P.. President of the I Tamil Nad Congress Committee and one of the most powerful public figures in India, is arriving in Singapore today, by Bharat Airways. Mr. Nadar is on a two-week study tou r of Malaya. The Tamils Representative Council
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    HK EXCHANGE
    40 2 HONGKONG. Mar. 4:— Special Standard Service: Closing prices t of the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.53 to £1 sterling: $5.***** to US$l; $1,816 to M;,!a- van $1; 50. 214 10 one Indonesian Rupiah: Gold $249,625 to 1 taeL
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    Widow Lost Her Man To Daughter
    224 2 LOVE'S disillusionment hit a widow the hard i way. She found out that the man she loved and lived with for three years, had also been cohabiting with her j 18-year-old daughter, for two years in the same house. This was stated before Mr.
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    LORD SHEPHERD
    30 2 LORD Shepherd will address the University Socialist Club tonight on the British Labour Party's New Programme at j 8.15 p.m. in the Arts Theatre. I Bukit Timah. Singapore.
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    STOLE SHOES
    39 2 MOHAMED Hari bin Abdul was sentenced in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday to four months' rigorous imI prisonment for stealing two i pairs of shoes and a suitcase of clothing from his relative, Bahari bin Mansoor.
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    WOMEN SCARE THUGS
    90 2 TWO robbers were yesterday frightened away from a house in Toh Terrace, Singapore, by the woman occupants who shouted at the top of their voices as soon as they saw the two strangers in their midst. As they heard the screams the thugs dashed out irame- diately.
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    PAY-OUT FOR CHATTEL CLAIMS
    330 3 Commission Plans To Wind Up By March, 1956 Standard Staff Reporter THE War Damage Commission has declared final dividend payments for private chattel claims. According to the awards, Singapore will receive 92.5 per cent and the Federation 90.4 per cent of the claims. It has also
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    WRAF OFFICERS WITH THEIR CHIEF
    134 3 IHfc Direitor of the W.>-ni«-n's \ir Font*. Air Commandant N M Salmon, with th,. R.A.F. officers of the Fjr Kast .Air Force on the <»f the Officers' Mess H.m-.fc.A.F.. Fairy Point, t'huiiiji Picture shows (left to ri«ht): Front Row Flight Officer B. B. Cardale, Wing
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    Prefab Shelter Plan For Hawkers
    290 3 Prefab Shelter Plan For Hawkers CITY PERMIT SOUGHT SINGAPORE Hawkers B has written to Iha Presideni of the CQUBCiI, asking p-: -sion |Q build the C->:..r.v' s fifsi pret'abricai d hawkers 1 dielter m vacant C:jx n Land. w I pei Cbinc fa e w s I behind the Kee
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    LESSONS ON CHINESE FOOD
    109 3 HOW to make some of the j most tempting dishes in Chinese culinary art will be taught this month at the cook- I ing classes held weekly by the Y.W.C.A.. at Raffles Quay. The schedule of menus be- ginning from Tuesday, Mar. 9. j is: Smoked
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    COUNTESS DUE ON SUNDAY
    88 3 THIRTY St. John Ambulance officers will form a guard-of- i "honour at Singapore's .Kaliang i Airport at 10.30 a.m. on Sunday when Countess Mountbatten of Burma, Superintendent-in-chief j of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, arrives after a Fede- j ration tour. In the afternoon, accompani-i ed
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    Jap Bow Gets Him A Caution
    81 3 Jap Bow Gets Him A Caution YEO NEE SOON, a hawker, walked into the dock at the City Court yesterday and greeted the magistrate Mr. J. M. Devereux-Cole-bourn, with a deep, respectful bow from the waist. "Please, do not bow like that," said the Magistrate a little startled. "We're no
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    KEEP LEFT IS WARNING ON CHENG MENG'
    103 3 'KEEP LEFT IS' WARNING ON 'CHENG MENG' ONE-WAY traffic notice boards bearing the legend "keep left and moving" are being made by the City Coun- cil in preparation of "Cheng J Meng," which falls on April 5. In past years it was found that traffic was heavy along I Kheam
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    SUPPORT TIN BODY-SMITH
    73 3 AN appeal was made recently by Mr. S. H. Smith. Chairman of the British Tin Investment Corporation, to give "every possible support to the Tin Research Institute of the Internationa! Tin Research Council." Mr. Smith, who asked for ■support in his annual report. stressed the vital contribution
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    MOTOR CRASH: MAN DIES
    67 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Liin Peck. 29. of Batu Lane. Kuala Lumpur, who was seriously injured on Tuesday. when his car and a military I lorry were i n collision at the •ird Mile. Ipoh Road died at the General Hospital, yesterday. Lim was returning to Kuala
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    11 POLICEMEN RECEIVE GOOD SERVICE AWARDS
    207 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri Five different awards for meritorious service were presented to 11 members of the Police Force at a parade yesterday at the Police Depot here by the Chief Police Officer, Mr T. Q. Gaffikin. The Coronation Medal was given to Sgt. Major
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    BOY TESTIFIES ACAINST DAD IN MURDER TRIAL
    263 3 IPOH, Thurs.— A five-year-old Indian boy, Ramu today gave evidence in the High Court here of a fatal quarrel between hi s her and father at the Town Board labourers' lines a* Matang on Dec. 14 last vear Ramu was testifying at the
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    BURGLARS HAUL
    24 3 BLRGLARS slipped fnfo a house in Cairnhii! Circle Singapore, on Tuesday night I and stole cash amounting to $89 and a wristwatch.
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    BOY THIEF
    24 3 AN 11-year-o ,j Chinese boy *r*s caught re'i-handed as he snatched a necklace from a shild in Kandang ECerbau Market. Singapore, yesterday.
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    AWARDS FOR 15
    23 3 The Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll, will ores -i awards to 15 persons ar eminent House at ua tomorrow.
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    Ban On Refugees From China
    176 3 Ban On Refugees From China FOURTEEN White Russian refugees of a group of 00 who are teeing from the 1 errors of Communist China were refused permission to land when the vessel Tegelberg— which it taking them to South America— arrived in Singapore yesterday A spokesman Cor the r told
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    $***** For Repairs To Car Park
    83 3 $46,000 For Repairs To Car Park THE Singapore Government has now provided the Put*:;--Work.- Department with s46,oo9 for repairs t 0 l> e carried wit to the Co! lyer Quay caf park, a spokesman of the Department. Mi. E.W Houston, t44 The Standard yesterday He sard work on resurfacing and
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    PG. M.T.U.C. URGES PROTEST
    319 4 legco' No Longer Recognises The Union Movement PENANG, Thurs. Pcnong division of the Malayan Trade Union Congress will urge the .Central Committee of the M.T.U.C. to lodge its strongest protest to Government concerning the nomination of only four Labour members to the Federal Legislative Council, the
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    77 4 photo. MR. JOSEPH JORDA, export manager of the Mennen Company of America (right) who is visiting the Far and Middle East to contact his Company's agents, arrived in Singapore from Hongkong by CPA Skymaster last night. He was met at Kalians Airport by Mr. G. T. Moffett (left) of Maclaine
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    'Send An Emissary Into The Jungle'
    241 4 'Send An Emissary Into The Jungle' From ANDREW ROTH LONDON. Mar. 4.— Two Labour M.P.'s suggested today that the Federation Government should send an emissary to the '"guerillas" in the Malayan jungie and offer them a conditional amnesty Stanll J Awbery c.r..l S Leslie Plummet made this suggestion in the
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    EXHIBITION
    37 4 AN exhibition of photographs n George Washington, Araeri- n< first President and of new iMMMs oeing built m the t'nited States *o replace old wom-oul dwellings is being held at the I'SIS Library, 2ti. Raffles Place.
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    BOY DIES AFTER RESCUE FROM A POOL
    121 4 POH Ee Bens, a taxi driver who wag commended by Singapore Police last year for saving the life of a man lrom a canal, made another gallant rescue bid yesterday, when he pulled out an unconscious boy from a pool behind the Golf
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    1st German Passenger Ship Here
    90 4 1 THE first German passenger vessel to call at Singapore alter the war. arrived yesterday evening, on her maiden voyage to the Far East from Germany. J She is the Schwabenstein operated by the Norddeutscher Lloyd Line, and has passengers accommodation for 80 and cargo
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    JUDGMENT IN PREMISES SUIT RESERVED
    106 4 JUDGMENT IN PREMISES SUIT RESERVED HEARING of an action brought bv a firm el printers and publishers to recover their Robinson Road premises rented to a firm c f food contractors, concluded yesterday in the Singapore Hi^h Court., Judgment was reserved. The plaintiff. Mr. Peter Chong. is claiming possession of
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    'I'VE BET WITH BOOKIES MYSELF'
    318 4 -Officer Tells Court KIALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Assistant Com-' missioner of Police, Mr. C. T. Dobree, today told the First Magistrates Court here that he had expert j knowledge on betting and book-making and that he himself had been betting both on the race course
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    INDIAN MISSING
    24 4 A 26-YEAR-OLD Indian. Rama, has been reported misi sing from his house in 122 Chin I Cheok Street, Singapore, since j Tuesday
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    Dancer
    67 4 Miss Jenny Yeo who will perform the Chinese Sword Dance at tomorrow's Singapore Youth Council Gala Ball, to be held at the Badminton Hall. Tickets are obtainable at the SYC Headquarters in Orchard Road and other Youth Organisations in the Colony. Proceeds are for the SYC Holiday camp in
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    Top Pupil
    67 4 To shy 16-year-old. Mali Guan Kong, son of a Singapore doctor, yesterday was the happiest day of his life. He was informed tl.at he is the only candidate to obtain nine distinctions in the last Cambridge Examinations in Singapore. Mah. who Is now in the Post School Certificate
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    SHOW FOR LOCAL ART
    94 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The Art s Council of the Federation of Malaya will hold an exhibition of works of local artists her e in early June. Artists will be able to hand in or send their entries to collecting centres in each State and Settlement and
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    62 4 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Mar. 4. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN S P ot 16Jd. Spot £687 10s. per ton. April Junt 16{d. buyers, £690 sellers. October/December 16|d. Settlement price: £692 10s. March
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    The Big Shot Had Friend In Court
    115 4 The Big Shot Had Friend In Court A MAN walked into the City Police Court dock and i asked the Magistrate. Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn yes- terday for a three month ex- tension to a mandatory order for him to demolish his house. "What excuse can you give me for
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    Court Floor Too Smooth For NCO
    199 4 A SERGEANT, inarched i smartly forward and into the courtroom of a District Court Martial being held at Nee Soon, yesterday. H e had barely taken five steps when he slipped and dropped to the ground with a thud knocking down two chairs in
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    54 4 photo. SICK and troubled, trisha rider Lim Chye Swee sits in front of his ramshackle dwelling: with his wife and four of his children, after eviction from his former home because of non-payment of rent. A friend presents milk for the four-month-old baby, biscuits for the children and S8 fo
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    Family Lives In Packing Cases...
    283 4 Their Future Is Bleak DRIVEN out of a cubicle he rented in Lorong 31. Geylang, Singapore, because he could not pay the rent, trisha rider Lim Chye Swee with his wife and five children, are now living in a makeshift lean-to which he has made
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    EX-SPECIAL ORDERED TO BE FLOGGFD
    120 4 EX-SPECIAL ORDERED TO BE FLOGGED A FORMER constable. Rfc Dollah. who sho wounded a poiilti in an attempt- was sentence^. Singapore Assi yesterday to imprisonment, lashes of the rot a When pa as trial iuden Mr Knight, bi about doing vi< nooeot iolence In etun tfon to yo sente posed
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    Seamen To Take Ballot
    40 4 TH E Indo- lala P Seamen's erf Sing, will take a Ariice q* -ial genera meei nighf in ectic dispute w n oi the St. Stea pany. The I':.. sen ultimatum to I demands erg QYi
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    Turnbull Installed Governor Of BNB
    137 5 MR. R. E.. TURNBULL, CMC, was installed yes-*-rdav morning in JesselI>n as the third postwar Governot of British North Mr. Turnbull takes over' from Mr B. J. O'Brien, CM.G. the R Governor c e Sir 1 r e m ent Decembe r ast. Immediately or:
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    Drove Under Influence Of Drink
    99 5 Drove Under Influence Of Drink TH! re Secon J Traf- Mr. H rare Yoon >■•:-.■■. Jt I I ka .m, to >::■• lth*> JOTO Impi v:mo::t I guilty to a| a a -ar while lei thfl influence of liquor Ota Hm steoai narj e of negligently resulting in! roHij on
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    ACQUITTED
    23 5 Kim waa arited the Qthtl) P ice ta] i d a charge >k>n o:' :i\ e i *of o p i m
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    Council May Give Up Gift
    108 5 THE Singapore Cits Council will have to give ud a '"gilt" of 4. SOU square feet of land near New Bridge Road if the Improvement Trust insists on j a payment of $7,300 for it. Last year, the S.I.T. offered j this piece of land
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    Restrictions On Trade Mar Penang's Future—Reoort
    222 5 Restrictions On Trade Mar Penang's Future— Report m PENANG, Thurs.— The future of Penang depends ,to a large extent on a solution of many restrictive measures imposed by neighbouring countries. This was stated in the annual report of the Rubber Trade Association of Penang which will be tabled at its
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    78 5 ABOUT 700 Old Bojs and friends of Singapore's Ariglo Chinese School. including the Governor. Sir John Nicoll. and Maj. General A. G. O'Carrol] Scott attended a reunion dinner on Monday night in the school auditorium, in celebration of Founder's Day. Guests at the main table are (from left): Lady Lim,
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    Memorial Medal For Student Presented
    81 5 Memorial Medal For Student Presented THE first student of the University of Malaya to receive th t > .Memorial Medal in Chemistry presented by the Royal Institute of Chemistry. Malaya Section, was Mr. Loke Kwon; Hun;. H« received the award for beim; the best Honours student in Chemistry last year.
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    Allowed Girl To Drive Car
    76 5 FOR abetting his 16-year-old girl friend, Chow Ah Moi, to drive a car, Tay Chin Chew, 1 a Federation man. was yesterday fined $50 by the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate, Mr. Howe Yoon Chong, when he pleaded guilty to two offences. On the other charge
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    Wartime Friendship Renewed
    104 5 Wartime Friendship Renewed A FRIENDSHIP begun during the war in Southern Malaya by a Chinese rubber planter is to be further strengthened soon in distant Southampton, England. When Mr. WiJJiaiM Kan, now a law student in London, was only a small boy, his father nursed, fed and helped to escape
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    TO PROBE WD WAGE POLICY
    93 5 MR. Martin C. Bolle. General Secretary of the International Federation of Unions oi Employees in Public and Civil Services in Britain, will visit Singapore shortly to acquire information about the wage policy of the War Department so that he may make necessary representation to the
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    F.E.A.F. GOES TO AIR SHOW
    87 5 FAR EAST Air Force planer will give an air display at the North Borneo Flying Club AirRally to be held at Jesselton on March 6. They will leave for Labuan today and will night-stop there. The rally will be opened by Sunderlands. of the Far
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    Naval Base Fines Aired In Commons
    259 5 MR. STAN Awbery, (Labour) asked in the House of Commons on Wednesday if the First Lord of the Admiralty was aware that men living in the Singapore Naval Base were often fined one or two days' wages for offences committed outside working hours, Reuter
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    Malaya Is Raleigh's Best Mart In SEA
    212 5 Malaya Is Raleigh's Best Mart In S-EA MALAYA is on the top priority list of Raleigh Industries productions because she is the most promising country in South-East Asia, Mr. L. R. Cooksley. Controller. Eastern Division of RudgeWhitworth Ltd.. said in Singapore On Tuesday. lie told The Standard at his farewell
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    CRISIS IN SELANGOR PARENTS' ASSN.
    296 5 Split In The Top Ranks KUALA Lumpur, Thurs. The Selangor Parents' Association which was formed recently to fight for educational facilities for overaged schoolchildren is facing a crisis, Whether the Association will continue to exist or not will largely depend on the outcome of a
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    53 5 photo. MR. ROBLKT RfAKK. syn dilated columnist for Seripps Howard chain of newspapers i in the United States, arrived I in Singapore by Qantas j BOAC Constellation yester i day enroute to India on a I pleasure-cum-busines.> trip. i lie hopes to shoot some tigers during his one-month i stay
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    CHINESE YMCA
    32 5 THE Governor of Singapore. Sir John Nicoii. will lav the foundation stone oi the new Chinese YMCA building at Teiok Aver Basin (via Prince Edward Roadi todav at 5 p.tr..
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    Ritson Salary Dispute To End?
    135 5 Ritson Salary Dispute To End? THE Id-month son pay talks between 1 Sint;;:; Guvn ameni EU its vanous stall KSOCia- tions for a new i,a!ar\ structure for over 18,000 Government employees is expected to end tomorrovi Government hs~ [a viti leaders of the Counci of Action, the European Civil Servants
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    HOLY BOOKS LOST IN FIRE
    66 5 A SI\r,APPORF Fk-v Canon P. I. Sa B boo osi more than 15.000 his store beneath his in ECeog Lee K jht 1 bo irt >>i > rdi Two fire engines fought t-minute ■•n^ c- Lta flanv When th< fin was fini out. ii was
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      78 5 Weather Report Minimum Temperature: from 7.30 p.m. Mar. 3 to 7.30 Mar. 4 Singapore (73 F.), Penang (73 Fj. Kota Bahru (69 F.l. Kuala Lumpur (71 F.i, Ipoh (72 F.l. Kuantan (66 F.). Maximum Temperature: from 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m Mar. 4 Singapore (89 F.). Penang (92 F.», Kota
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    Great Malayans
    883 6 J^NSWERING a request by the United Chinese School Teachers' Association that the birthday of Sun Yat-sen should be included in the Chinese School calendar as a holiday, the Federation's Education Department has advised the Association to honour instead the great men in the history of Malaya The Education
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    Justice Is Quick In Arabia
    304 6 Justice Is Quick In Arabia A KILLER must be killed and a thief must have his right hand cut off. This is the basic law in Saudi Arabia, based on the Muslim "Sharia." The rule is so strictly applied that the trial of a murderer or a thief never takes
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    Replies To Some Letters
    1609 6 Malayan Attain By JkisEX JOSEl J> ATHER than invade the Correspondence Columns, I propose instead to deal here with some of the letters published in The Standard following my talk to the University* Socialist Club, my friendly disagreement with Han Suyin over the proposed Chinese University,
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    5 6 I Whatsoever a man soweth
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      Truth In A Malay Saying
      529 6 Truth In A Malay Saying Sir,— As a Confucianist. no i local editorial has interested > me so much in recent weeks I as that of yours, entitled. Al- liance Group Protest (vide Standard, 26.2.54). It sets out the problem f that every honest citizen has g to face in
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      'A Point Of Law'
      213 6 Sir; One of the nt-w jobs of the C:;y Council's macebearer \vi;j be to prevent money-lenders entering the Council*! nuguat premises. Now this raises a point of law. The money-lender is there to recover a just loan. It might be said that he is there in
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    5-Zero-5
    56 6 Sir: when ;-..-k lor a telephone number, say for example five-nought-five, the telephone operator always checks me and says five-o-five. When I ask for tive-lour-Bve, 1 gel 505 tnucfa to my i annoyance. There is definite v s need for operators to accept "nought 1 nuim ra I >
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    10 6 -What's Hae bettin" tlie kitchen stove's gone out?"
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    Review of Views
    208 6 Review of Views Was He Serious? JTUSAN MELAYU many people mu I wondering if [nchc bin Sheikh Ahmad M Bus when he move Selangor* Star t Q TuesGay. that fir.;. ibe madi Selangor Qovernmi sent and past bers of the State I tnche Yahya said mat cia: members oi S
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      22 6 SfYORKfI Fly Pan American I via Bangkok AroM* Ew«»o connecting carrier across the U.S. A- /L Bfc- WOBLO S MOSI PAN AMERICAN
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    Honeymoon Trousseau Included A Dead Baby
    200 7 BURTON ON TRENT, Mar. 4 (Reuter)— A woman who went on her honeymoon with a dead baby's body In her trousseau was named by an inquest jury here today as an accessory after the fact in the murder ©I two other children. The hildren
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    TROOPS HUNT FOR REBELS
    56 7 MEXICO CITY, Mar 4. (AP) Fe lera ops searched igb ■b< b-poi red nil's I Vlex Ci?> on Wedi s laj it 9 abo w ore .en ofl (ronn in attempted attack on Tu< a a mili*ay r Cu< rnOre s killed •if i i ed
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    IKE TICKS OFF JOE McCARTHY
    147 7 WASHINGTON. Mar. 4.— President Eisenhower today publicly rebuked Communist-hunting Senator Joseph McCarthy over his charges that the Army was "covering up Communists. At his weekly press ronferencc the President condemned the use oi methods to oppose Communism "that do not conform *l> the American sense
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    U.S. Sues Russia And Hungary
    98 7 U.S. Sues Russia And Hungary liit HAGUE. Alar. 4. iAP> Tbe United States has sued So- iel Un on and Hungary w World C mri lot re- from the two goveru■•i ur sezur« d a I'.S. Air F -9 plane. The rs. Govemmcal d* sanded monetary and other orations b
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    One Guinea Pig fleets Another
    183 7 One Guinea Pig Meets Another IF you have ever wondered whether it pays off to be a scientific "guinea pig." ask 17-year-old Mary Jeanne Kreek. a •senior at Woodrow Wilson High School in Washington. D.C. She can speak from experience that has won her recognition as on- of the nation's
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    ATTACKERS BEATEN OFF BY WOMAN
    118 7 NAIROBI. Mar 3 (AP)— Mrs. Ragna Gumoes, 52, -and her farm manager seized their guns and beat off an attack by two Africans who crept into a lonely farmhouse in the Thika district of Kenya, authorities reported yesterday. One of tha Africans walked in while
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    Collision Of Helicopters
    43 7 KEY WEST. Florida, Mar. 4 (Reuter) Six sailors were kill ed on Tuesday when two heli copters crashed near here. The helicopters collided 10( feet up. seconds after taking of on a formation flying exercise at the naval base here.
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    KILLERS' APPEALS ARE DISMISSED
    40 7 THE East African Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeals of 27 Africans convicted of murdering ex-chief Luka during the Lari massacre, in which an estimated 120 loyal Kikuyus were killed a year ago. A. P.
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    Search For Plane Ends
    89 7 PEARL HARBOUR. Mar 4— (AP) Tha U.S. Navy has called otl a mammoth search for possible survivors of an Australian jet bomber that went down nine days ago in the vicinity of the U.S. atomic j proving grounds at Eniwetok i in the South Pacific. The
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    TALKS ON ASIAN PROBLEMS FIXED
    217 7 LONDON, Mar. 4 (Reuter)— The three Western powers will start talks with the Soviet Union soon on arrangements for the conference on Asian problems opening in Geneva on April 26, diplomatic sources here said yesterday. Consultations between Lon- don, Paris and Washington about accommodation and
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    35 7 photo. HOLLYWOOD'S Virginia Mayo and her actor husband Michael O'Shea proudly present thair first-born, Mary Catherine O'Shea, as the baby girl face s a Press camera for the first time in their Hollywood home AP
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    MORE REFUGEES
    27 7 BERLIN. Mar. 4, (AP)—The flow of refugees from Communist East Germany is increasing, and on Tuesday it doubled the average of the past several months.
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    BASES MAY BE MOVED
    58 7 NEW YORK. Mar. 4. UP)— Newsweek magazine reported yesterday that the United States Air Force is prepared to close its four Moroccan bases i if anti-French rioting "sets out of hand." The week!}' publication's j periscope column said in that event the bases which cost I
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    They See FIVE Suns
    90 7 j HULL, Mar. 4 (Reuter) Eastern Yorkshire saw five suns yesterday afternoon. Crowds gathered on the moors and in the streets of the cities to gaze up at a multi-coloured dis--5 i play of haloes and four "mock suns" two on either side of I the
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    58 7 nhoto. LAS VEGAS. NEVADA. i Eleanor Holm Rose poses on the Desert Inn diving board before enjoying the pool. The former Olympic swim star and wife of showman Billy Rose has consumed five of j j the necessary six weeks resi- j dence in the State of Nevada to become
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    BRITAIN REFUTES EGYPT'S ABSURD' CHARGE
    278 7 BRITAIN REFUTES EGYPT'S 'ABSURD' CHARGE Blamed For Khartoum Riots-* LONDON, Mar. 4, (Reuter) Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretory, yesterday denied Egyptian allegations that Britain was behind Monday's riots in Khartoum. I In a radio broadcast from Cairo on Tuesday night, General Mohammed Naguib, newly-restored Egyptian President, blamed Britain for
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    G.B. Shaw's House
    123 7 TO LET G.B. Shaw's House TO LET AYOT, St. Lawrence, Hertfordshire. Mar 4 (Reuter) George Bernard Shaw's .house here which he left to the nation as a shrine to himself when he died in November 1950 will be let unfurnished from Sept. 30 at a rent of £175 a year.
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    Envoys Confer
    26 7 I TURKISH Ambassador jHuseyin Ragip Baydur conferred on Wednesday at some length with Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden in London. He requested the interview. A.P.
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    US. Intervention' In I-C Denounced
    189 7 US. 'Intervention' In I-C Denounced i HANOI, Mar. 4 (UP)— Vietminh leader Ho Chi Minh yesterday denounced United States Air Force 'intervention" in the Indo-China war in the first official i Communist reaction to American ground crew aid to the French Air Force. Political observers book a I serious view
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    Iranian Oil To Flow Again Soon
    151 7 Iranian Oil To Flow Again Soon LONDON. Mar. 4, (AP)— Eig I of the world's majoi oil panies were reported night near fuLl agreemen* <•-. the formation of an irr.f'national combine that would channel Iranian oil ba k world markets. Oil experts said director- of the companies will m» I
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    CEASE-FIRE IS EXTENDED
    78 7 RANGOON. Mar. 4. (AFP)— The Burmese Govermr.en". has decided to prolong the w fire which expired a1 .Inight Sunday, to enable K. minting troops to continu* evacuating Burmese ten it was officially atnnoui << on ruesday nigh:. This action follows in by me three nations committee to
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    Indian State Elections
    51 7 MADRAS. Mar. 4 «AP final results in the T a core-Cochin state Wednesday gave the Col g party 45 votes against tin munists' 23. The 117-member Legi at Assembly will also ha i Pra.ia Socialists, 9 Revo I nary Socialists. 12 fravancore Tamilnad Congress, and 1 1
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    Dutchmen In R.I. Get A Guarantee
    93 7 THE HAGUE, Mar. 4, (AP)— Indonesia oh Wednesday guaranteed the well-being of Dutchmen working in Indonesia, provided they devote themselves "honestly and sincerely" to the interests of the country. This assurance was given in an Indonesian Government note replying to Dutch protest? against the
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    PICKET SHIPS
    38 7 OTTAWA. Mar. 4. (AP) Some Canadian defence officials think the U.S. and Canada eventually will have to post a string of radar picket ships in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans as safeguards against Russian atom bombers.
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    INDEPENDENCE FIRST – THEN ALL-OUT WAR
    85 7 INDEPENDENCE FIRST THEN ALL-OUT WAR PARIS. Mar. 4. (AP) i Prince Buu Lor, Vietnam's i Prime Minister, yesterday said that Vietnam's war eftorts against the Communist-led Vietminh in Indo-China \vi!i ibe stepped up once indepeni dence has been granted to the I Vietnamese by the French Government. Bluj Lor. a
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    U.S. Will Retain Veto Power In U.N.
    197 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 4. (UP) Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. said yesterday the United States does not favour com- pletely abolishing the veto I in the United Nations because "our interests and our security require that we retain the final say on any- i thing
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      817 8 SHIPS LAID UP IN U.K. LONDON, Mar. 4, (AP)— number laid up for repair The number of British shifts I dropped, the British Chamber laid up in port for lack of work of Shipping reported yesterday. increased last year, while the i T 12 Chamber said 50 ships. TEA IiinADTC
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    REPORTED RED DEAL FAILS TO STIR MART
    425 9 REPORTED RED DEAL FAILS TO STIR MART By ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Mar. 4 lndonesia's rubber I j markets are taking little notice of unofficial reports that Jakarta and Moscow are negotiating for the sale of 100,000 tons of Indonesian rubber to Soviet Russia. "Wait and see"'
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    43 9 photo. inn. l. bl. i,.*t». managing director of the British Optical and Precision Engineers, manufacturers of rar-cameras. projectors and cinemascope equipment, accompanied by his wife (above passed through Singapore by Qantas BOAC Constellation on Tuesday niuht on a business trip to Australia. Standard
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    MALAYAN BANKING STATISTICS
    150 9 MALAYAN BANKING STATISTICS Malayan banking statistics disclose the j volume of operations during January, 1954, at 81,235,794,000 in the Federation. Thi s includes $383,799,000 cheques sent ftut for clearing and $851,995,000 debits to current deposit accounts. In Singapore, the volume ot operations during the month amounted to 51. 6 18.
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    He Blames The West...
    40 9 MANILA, Mar. 4 (AFP)— Philippine Vice-president and Foreign Secretary, Carlos Garcia, recently deplored the "utter neglect in promoting: economic independence of SouthEast Asian countries, just because we have been drinking at the fountain of Western culture."
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    Tungsten Trade Freed
    58 9 j LOXDOX. Mar. 4. (Renter! i Trade in tungsten ones and I concentrates is to he returned from Government to privafr j buyers, it was announced recently. Mr. Derek Reatbroal Amoty. Minister of State at tin Board of Trade, said :hz\ private imports would be D( d
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    Move To Curtail Tea Shipments
    107 9 COLOMBO. Mar. 4 (IP)— A parliamentary committee strongly recommended yesterday that Ceylon curtail sharply its shipments of quality tea t« the London market, and. after three years, to stop it al- together. The committee advised Commerce Minister R. G Senanayake to cut dire;' shipments 1o
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    MARKETS
    137 9 ROBBER QUIET THE RrBBER mask* Singapore sterdav < d quiet after t» ing steadt ai 5| cents per Ib. for fir' :.:;-.oe rubber for March t (SSi; cents on Thurv'. The market ruled Quiet <-t of tue aay but steaa.rc i a some manufartijring buy :.k inlerest. Volume of
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    SHARES
    200 9 SHAR E S THERE wai a ma I -o\c! o.' in an industrial lares to t-;-- S igapore mark yesterday. an easier tea a j develop 'l in shai i v. (ne in lit 10 ease at th< opening tHJi --(r the aunoun m tit En I i«l prir-f Qm
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    PRODUCE
    108 9 THE pi e mark I Singapore was uooertain in r-opra. and dUlll in cacooul ofl with only small business passing. Copra for .March sh.p.rent closed at (34J per pieu fc Iyer* with sellers at $:?4;. April shipmeaf b ing quote I (34 nd (34j per pi buyers ad -t
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      324 9 UT Ah By Af Copp iMCy^-VCC^^^y 'A.E-R.E- BHtMwIN £f^ /ANVTHiNje. W£ I I THEIT ANVIL MELTED /-An' "N I [ToSi^'fOLKS, FIUM ALL I I^S^Zif 1 UPAFRESH > DR AP I lT^-^\ UKEBUTTtR.V- y> SO OVERWRITU& HOWTD 1 I igetwou mmvATc-s*-^.'-^ OISSOLVEST^ ahildrapthe f Will) h SArEty git our babv I
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    DISCOVER AFRICA
    1112 10  -  AVA GARDNER By j (In a 'special* to the Singttpore Standard) T^OR two months I traraA pled through the thick African jungle by day and slept under a mosquito net in a small canvas tent at night. I saw lions, elephants and leopards in their natural habitat during
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    MEET THE NEW STAR BELINDA
    410 10 MEET THE NEW STAR -BELINDA I HAVE discovered a new British star. Not just another version of Marilyn Mon--1 roe. Not another anybody. 1 My find is an eighteen-year-old Devon-born bundle of beautv culled Belinda Lee, i who happens to be the new, i refreshing, individualistic DIFFKRLNT girl that British
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      294 10 fy RITA DEL MR rpoi» ays qroi vno\ "All tlM» iinhcrsc is an inn. M'arcli not specially a retreat <>i peace; ill tlil|>i'«»j)|e arc your relativeexiHMj tliererore ir.niUi.-N Iroin tlinn. VOl ItlKIIIMCN AM) r.iiti'iii) ii. ABIES— March 21 to April 19 -Keep your poise A others waver now Put oil
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    They End Up Equal
    197 11 tLAXD Msr 4. ReuE j •rsd uwd Scotland d evel with one itual <i their "B international mateti p ajed under '< R <er Park r-ere go i s weve -cored in the d <■('. ivsf vhen in ■ri minute r!s»ht hj!f p a w kth
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    SENSATIONAL KO VICTORIES FOR THE HIGHLANDERS
    254 11 SENSATIONAL KO VICTORIES FOR THE HIGHLANDERS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Ist Battalion,, Gordon Highlanders, scored a sensational boxing victory over the Ist Battalion, East Yorkshire Regiment, at Tumpin last Saturday in the Malaya Inter-Unit Team championships. Tne first eight contests were even.;, matched, each side winning four of the bouts
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    PEREIRA SCORES 2
    61 11 TAIPING. Thurs.— P. T. Recreation Club scored a convincing 3-nil victory over the REME in their first division soccer fixture at the Esplanade. The winners have a dashing rentreforward in Cyril Pereira who netted two goals, while Ramaiah bagged the third. In another Ist division fixture, the
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      388 11 r NOTICES TRANSPORT CONTRACTORS 'FENDERS are invited for j*■ loading transporting and unloading granite from the Company's quarry at Jurong to the new Queen's Graving Dock I and other sites in Singapore. Daily rate approximately 300 cubic yards. Full particulars can be obtained from the office manager to whom tenders
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