Singapore Standard, 8 March 1954

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    Masthead
    19 1 SUNDAY STANDARD *t it m s. Vol. IV. \o. 219. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1934 TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    Increase In Salary For Army Workers
    107 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE War Department m 1/mdOM has approved !d< consolidar d salary c for about 15.000 an employees of the A Singap c, Ara C Service a ent s the k n be told ol this sch me fa based on C
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    ATOM PLANTS FOR ALASKA
    35 1 n x such as •j cage" ts to proI r« rgy C t >c Deft is eanatc npanie to ea would c wi c *> I ua esrersi i juch power plants.
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    NEW DEAL FOR BR. HONDURAS
    25 1 British H er) A I here I f a Legis ative 13 mem era three oated -c of Legislative Coun-
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    FIRST-AID GIHLS MEET THEIR CHIEF
    887 1 COUNTESS Mountbatten, Superintendent in-Chief of St John Ambulance Brigade, toopecta the white clad girls of the Brigade, accompanied i by th? Governor of Sin?a- pore. Sir John Nieoll, at the annual inspection held at Victoria School ia Singapore yesterday. Sir John is Patron of the
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    ADVISER FLIES IN FOR OIL TALKS
    54 1 Mit HERBERT Hoover Jr »H t i th e United Sts U s State D.-:> v arrived j l r Ul L■• i )!i yest« i;• for talki bei 2 ith a anies which -i: c prep; ring >tla- h>'.\< with Persia I n
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    Death Was Dressed In Yellow
    101 1 Death Was Dressed In Yellow MANDALAY, Mar. 7 (heater) —A dressed m the yellow robes of a monk fatally wounded a youiiff bride of a few hours after hacking her husband to death at a village near here yesterday lh e young couple had just visited relatives alter the wddiiis
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    4 Fighters Missing For Three Days
    113 1 SEOUL .Mar. 7. (Renter) —The Fifth Air Force said four South Korean Mustang nghter-bombers have been mi -.sing since i ast Thursday .On e of the planes was Piloted by Brigadier General ium Young. Commander ot i me First Korean Training Wing. A South
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    New Assault On Himalaya
    67 1 SOUTHAMPTON, Mar. 7 (Reuter) An English team of mountaineers sails from here today to explore climbing routes on the world's third highest mountain— 2B,l46-foot Kang iienjunge, unconquered giant of the Himalayas. Their declared aim i s to sound out routes on the southwestern side of the
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    3 WOUNDED
    22 1 CASABLANCA. Mar. 7. (Reuter) Terrorist gunfire wounded three Moroccans m different; parts of the Arab quarters of Casablanca last night.
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    THE BRITISH PRAISED BY AMERICAN
    136 1 THE BRITISH PRAISED BY AMERICAN NEW YORK, Mar. 7: (Reuter)— Although British police re--eive oni y one-third -the salary of New York police iney have more respect for the citizens and more pride in their calling, according to an American police expert Th e export. Mr Bruce Smith, who recently
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    He Calls For China Trade
    94 1 LONDOX. Mar. 7. (AFP)— Harold Wilson, former President of the Board of Trade and a Leftwing member of the Labour Party, said at Huyton, Lancashire, today that now was the time to lifl the boycott on trade with Communist China. He aiso advocated the remoya]
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    SHOT IN LEG
    31 1 A SPECIAL constable, Jantan bin Ibrahim, was; accidentally shot m the Leg m Singapore yesterday morning. He 'was taken to the General Hospital. His condition is not serious.
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    POPES CONDITION
    22 1 POPE Pius XII. stricken for six weeks by a dangerous gastric ailment, continued m his ability to retain food. AP.
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    Sang When Trains Failed
    85 1 LONDON, Mar. (Reuter)— Members of the choir of Billy Graham, the American evangelist who opened a crusade here recently, led hymn singing at London Bridge btation as crowds waited early this morning for trains Which did not arrive. Thousands of people travelling home from their Saturday
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    Truce Is Difficult...
    90 1 NEW YORK. Mar. 7 (AP) j The New York Time s '»aid I today it is difficult to believe the Communists will accept cve n a small part of the terms French Premier Laniel has said the Vietminh must accept before a truce can be obtained m
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    MASTER PLAN' TO WOO THE ABORIGINES
    428 1  -  K. C. ARUN Death Blow To Bandits Planned By Standard s *<" f f Correspondent on a "M«f» LA pV U^ P UR Su ?-7 The ed «««O" Government is working XL K> w, n the hearts of 50,000 aborigines living m blow to
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    GENEVA MEET DENOUNCED
    44 1 TAIPEI. Mar. 7. (Renter)— Nationalist China's National; Assembly today sent to all j member nations of the United 1 Nations a message denouncing I the forthcoming Geneva Far I East conference and any flecision it may reach regarding i China. i
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    TWIN VICTORIES FOR THE FRENCH
    190 1 HANOI, Mar. 7 (UP)— French Onion forces scored twin victories today m the far-flung IndoChina war. They drove Communist rebels off a hill overlooking the encircled French fortress of Dien Bien Phu m fierce hand-to-hand fighting with grenades and bayonets. Some 650 miles south they
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    'China?— We Have Got To Be Realistic'
    227 1 MANILA. Ma!. 7 (UP) Canadian Prime Minister Louis St. Lauren', hinted today that be favoured recognition of Communist China. He gave the bint bile talk with en at thi p.: tie ■-"■■> As an stop at his 1 tout the itter <■'<'■ Ch:nj',
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    NATIONAL WHITLEY COUNCIL IS PLANNED
    352 2 Constitution To Follow The Fed. Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government will soon set up a •^national" Whitley Council for its 18,400 employees, the constitution of which will be m line with that of the Whitley Council m the Federation. This Council will replace the Council
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    77 2 TO^'K sen.ur locul m:-n of the Standard Vacuum Oil Company of Malaya left Singapore yesterday for New York on a four month round-the-world trip. They will undergo training m the S.Y.O.C. office m New York for more responsible post* m Malaya. Picture shows (left to right) Ann Ah Yew, Employees
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    Guilty Of Cycle Theft
    61 2 TWO SOLDIERS. Etamfordl William Walter and Brankleyj Reith. pleaded guilty m me j Singapore Fifth Police Court to a cha r g c of trie!" of a motor-cycle from the Capitol car p rk on Ft-1:. 24. Dr. D. H Chapman, the Magistrate, sstponed the case
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    Factory Social
    37 2 EMPLOYEES ol U i Metal Box Company Stafl Recreation i Club h<? n "heir ftr>; "petI together* 1 social at the fa tors I premises £t the 14| mile, Woodlands, Singapore. on j Saturday night.
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    EN ROUTE TO R.I. CONFAB
    42 2 MAJ.-GEN. Abdul Kadir. Indonesian Ambassador to Egypt, and Dr. Tirtawinata, Chiet ot the Indonesian Legation m Pakistan, passed through Singapore by KLM on Saturday on their way to attend the Indonesian, diplomats* conference m Jakarta on Tuesday.
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    Alter Office Session For Blood Donors
    194 2 Alter Office Session For Blood Donors TO SUIT the convenience of public-spirited blood donors who are unable to contribute during normal office-hours, the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service will hold an extra i evening donor-' sessions at St. Andrew's Cathedral (opposite the Capitol Building) irom Friday, .Mar. 12, 4.:>0 p.m. to
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    2 REDS KILLED
    26 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Two terrorists were killed yesterday m the Kua'.a Kang.sar area. Perak. by "D" Company of the Ist. Battalion, Malay Resiment.
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    Proud Day For The Ambulance
    243 2 IT WAS a proud day yesterday for 1,650 young men and women of the St. John Ambulance Brigade when two distinguished members, their Superinten dent-in-Chief, Countess Mountbatten, and theii patron, the Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll inspected contingents from Singapore and Johorc Bahru. Countess
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    Boatman Rescues Woman
    164 2 SINGAPORE Police ar e an- j xious to contact the sampan man who rescued a woman 'from the Kaliarjg River yesterday. The woman. Chua Kirn Kee (26) formerly a waitress work- ing m a restaurant m the Happy World, was seen struggling m the water at 5
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    2 Are Sent To Assizes
    48 2 LOW SIONG HOI Eiig Guan were tlie Singapore Hi Court, on Saturday I the next Assizes I I robbery and causing IHo Yee Thong, a llstudent, on Jan. 15 The Court was told of them stabbed Ho m Geylang, and took j watch.
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    CALL FOR UNITY AMONG INDIANS
    213 2 IN spite of their social and language differences Indians m Malaya should unite and strengthen the country "their adopted land"— Mr. K. Kvaraj Nadar, Indian M.P.. and leader of the Congress Pfcrtj told Singapore Indians yesterday. Mr. Nadar was speak fig at a meet ng
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    MODERN CHINESE SCHOOL OPENED
    171 2 MODERN CHINESE SCHOOL OPENED 'MALACCA. Si,n. 7 opening yesterd the Resident C sioner. Mr. G. E C. Wisdom, of Chun| School a; Sunc I ambei villas'' m 1 lying rural area way to Muar. mai first phs2" of th year effori of lage to provickwith a modern C i primary
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    Appeal For Clubhouse
    52 2 IPOH. Sim.— An f inds \o build a dv Indian Recreatioa oeing made by le pi Mr. IL S. D. A site hss Government U) the I *he Indian settle n-ore than lO.f'o w now living. It is intended la pea .p adult education an- h ring
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    200 Receive British Red Cross Certificates
    251 2 200 Receive British Red Cross Certificates MALACCA. Sun.— Some 200 certificates were yesterday presented to successful candidates who took first-aid and home nursing examinations conduct- ed by the Malacca branch of the British Red Cross. The awards were made by the Chief Medical Officer and vice-president of the British j
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      70 2 Weather Report Minimum Temperature: From ;.::0 p.m. 6th March to i 30 a.m. 7th March. Spore (T4F). Pe&ang <75F), Koti Bahru <73F), K 1^ «7?F). lpoh <72Ft. Kuantan (67*). Maximum Temperature: From 7.:,0 a-m. 6th March to 7.30 a.m. A Spore° (87F). Penang (87F), Kota Bahru (88F), X.L (92F). Ipoh
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    BILL FIXES NEW QUOTA ON BRITISH FILMS
    568 3 BILL FIXES NEW QUOTA ON BRITISH FILMS To Prevent US Monopoly TO PREVENT a total American monopoly of screen time m cinemas m Singapore and the Federation, it is proposed to introduce legislation under which all exhibitors will be required to show a 1 0 per cent quota of British
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    Chinese Chamber Chairman
    71 3 >IK KOH TECK KIN who was t-it-vted the new chairman of the Singapore Chinr>r hamber of Commerce. fi»r the next two years at a meetin^ held on Friday. Yae-Chairmun is Mr Yap Pheni: Geek. Mr. OnsjPens Tins i, the Hen. secretary. >l^'^>^s Tan lark Sye. Lee Konsj
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    The Dangers Of Practical Geography
    92 3 AL.OR STAR. Sun.— Mr. D. S. David, geography master m the Sultan Abdul Hamid College, Alir Star, fell into a pit on Friday while leading 30 b >ys through caves of the Elephant Hill on study tour. He a now m hospital for treatment ol
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    S'PORE-ONE OF WORLD'S MOST EXPENSIVE CITIES
    163 3  - S'PORE -ONE OF WORLD'S MOST EXPENSIVE CITIES CONRAD SMITH. By Standard Start Reporter IS SINGAPORE the second most expensive city m the world, as the Financial Times stated m a recent article? residents ha have been abroad. ay s- l I lists Yes. Others not wanting N«a >a:± N6, but
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    NEW HALL FOR THIS VILLAGE
    68 3 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sun. new bail oi Sungei Lamba V i v as le ared open by the Resi tent i Pi oang, Mr. R B ogh tm. The o hall was made pos- i i »h the help of the nent and the Malayan Asso
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    ASSOCIATION'S NEW OFFICERS
    73 3 KU \:.A LUMPUR, Sun.— I m University Gradv n oi Malaya i i" thir i annual genera. Kuala Lumpur tola ft* y\ ins ere elected > beai srs: President: Mr. X L Sekn vr, Vice President: Mr. S V Sanaa; Genera] Secretarj Mr A.P.K. Krishnan; Treasurer: Mr.
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    Japanese Medicines For SEA
    151 3 THE Japanese prefectural government of Osaka and the medical manufacturers have united into a single body to export medical products to countries m South-East Asia, including Malaya, Mr. Fusazo I Inaba. the head of the sevenman Osaka Medical Trade Mission told The Standard on Saturday. The
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    Maid Said She Was Molested
    93 3 PRETTY 20-year-oW Pan- Fong Wah. a washerwoman, told the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam, that while her husband was sway from home a man molested her. In the dock was Kong Ah Chai 23, a boiler maker, charged with outraging the modesty
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    GUARD SAVES A SCHOOLBOY
    111 3 The prompt art ion of a Singapore lifeguard, Mr. Ang Kirn Kiat, saved the life of a 3-year-old school boy, Wee Ah Huat. who was found lying at the bottom of j the Mount Emily Swimming I Pool, yesterday morning. Mr. Ang on seeing a "sha-
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    BEN LINER REFLOATED
    32 3 PENANG, Sun.— The cargo I ship Benreocli. which ran aground oil Church Street pier |on Friday night was refloated at 4 p.m. today with the help of two tugs.
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    Catholics Expand Services
    178 3 Catholics Expand Services IPOH, Sun. The Catholic' Welfare Services. Kinta. have stationed a team of medical j workers m the Batu Gajah area to serve the needs of j the villagers of Tronoh. Bali, j Siputeh and Papan. This team consists of two brothers and a n assistant nurse, i
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    DELEGATES FOR MUSLIM YALKS
    44 3 BRUNEI, Mar 7. (Renter). Brunei is to send three delegates to attend a big three-day conference of South-East Asian Muslim religious leaders which will open m Kuala Lumpur on April 16. Delegates from Sarawak and North Borneo, are also attending.
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    119th BIRTHDAY
    25 3 THE Ramaknshna Mission m Singapore yesterday celebrated the 119 th birthday oi Bhagawan Sri Ramakrishna at the Mission premises at Bartley Road. photo.
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    NEW PAY STRUCTURE: GOVT. EXPLAINS
    905 3 O\ iNG to he !id Ihat i G I HOr Qg GOit stal sued B S Qg rj talks, is p .i m lull: Elitson re MnReport thai t should n be r. fan j drcum- i es I found that m Si gap< re
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    38 3 NINE couples were married at a mass wedding at the Singapore Khek Community Association premises m Peck Seah Street yesterday. This wa s the sixth mass wedding organised by the Association Above picture shows the couples.— Standard photo
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    Campaign For Cleaner Habits
    213 3 SEREMBAN, Sun.— Secretary of the Negri Sem bilan Health Week Committee, Dr. B. Didsbury, yesterday called for an improvement m the standards r of health education among the public. A National Health Week j throughout Malaya will be held on Apr:! 3 to 10. He said
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    FED. LOTTERY DRAW ON SAT.
    52 3 MALACCA. Sun.— The I9tfa draw of the Federation S, Welfare Lottery, scheduled to ■take place In the Settlement io r the second tune tin c its inception, mil be held a' the Meng Seng Charitable A^-j--i ciatiLon on Mar. L 3 a 1 2.3 m
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    INDIAN FORCES
    36 3 C THE last contingent of IndiL an Custodian Forces from Korea will arrive mi n Singapore tomorrow at 8.30 a.m Mr. C. L. Grange (left) and Mr. E. Groom, at Kalians Airport, yesterday. Standard
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    2 Advisers On 'Bookie' System
    156 3 2 Advisers On 'Bookie' System TWO book-making experts from New Zealand, who will help the Government of Singapore and the Federation to make more money oul o\ horse-racing, arrived m Singap >re yesterday. They are Mr. C. L. Grange, General Manager oi me Totalisator Agency Board. New Zealand, and Air.
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    Go Home And Change, Said Judge
    106 3 Go Home And Change, Said Judge RAUB. Sun— The Presi- dent of the Sessions (nun Vl r K. M Smallwood. ordered Chons Fatt. ly, to dre>s nrutlv when he attended court Choni;. a lorry attendant, faced a charge of failing t« renew his mutilated identity card. When hK name was
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    Youth
    7 4 A PACE \B .FOR THE YOUNG^JB
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    DISCOVER YOUR MENTAL POWERS
    438 4  -  M.N. YUNUS 'PHE human mind is a most subtle phenomenon. We know only to a certain exteat of its powers. As to bow it operates is another puzzle. H<>-.v«?vt;.-. experience and ©enervations reveai the fact that the mind is apable of £*>• forming :eat< beyond human
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    TODAY'S QUOTATION
    37 4  -  PHILLIPS BROOKS -\SL HE^ you are so derated to do'-ng uhal is right jhal you prrss strmght on to thai and disregard xchat men are mying abotit you, there is r»i« triumph of vioral courage.
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    81 4 VvtiAL chance hare I got with my little dachshund ichy, if this big St. Bernard stands there the judges won't be able to see i)te. Jet clone my dog. John Saur.age, 4, just couldn't believe that Pat Mucfgleton's St. Bernard rras a dog at all wlien he first saw him
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    He's Keeping His Promise
    416 4  -  WENDELL MERICK By U ON G KONG (IP)— A 23 i year old Chinese student, has fulfilled a promise to the Communists, but they will not be pleased. Chang Wah-tai. a university student who went from Indonesia to study m Ktd China, told how he was
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    'DAD HAS A SMASHING JOB': Cliff
    266 4 \SK Cliff Temple, of Wembley. Middlesex, how cold an it get on the Moon, or vhat speed must a spare-ship each to escape from Earth— j tad he'll answer you m a split second. Cliff is only seven but he ;ould beat most boys
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    YOU ALMOST FEEL YOU ARE GULLIVER HERE
    535 4 ]l TADURODAM. the recent-■**■•-ly built citj r m the Netherlands, is governed by pupiis m various high schools. Princess Beatrix, the 15--year-old daughter of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard, is its mayor: and she made her first public speech at the inauguration on
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    QUIET CORNER
    36 4 QUIET CO RNER j lET US offer the Mrn-j j continual!]/ But to doi I' good nnd to communicated M forget not: U/r vidi ntdtj j SGCritirfs GGo'o o i.»- j/xi," j pleased. Hebr. 13:15.16' i
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    KEY PLAYER
    77 4 THEY dressed hi>,y vp m his best outfit (Vie one with the icoolly hat) and look him along to the j^iy. At once he made the hit "of the doy. Playing specially by c<it~ and jingers and elbows he gave his own special version of "Chimp Reg." voith
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    ISN'T IT TRUE?
    27 4  -  JEAN SARTWELL ITS funny how some people strive To brine around pll conversations To topics th€yi« familiar with— And then proceed to <jive orations.
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    'Say, Won't You Smile?'
    56 4 WELL, soreone hno fc Tisk it, as Rost mary Allerlon said. Marching boldly over to the fiai < tickling him under tJ& chin. And whoever heara Teddy bewg ffeiec?. j4s c matter o.» fact Rasev^'quite certain that alien ?he lu-kled this Teddy at Lee* i .stone
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    A Moment i'll Always Remember
    202 4  -  Mabel Grey Gehriag TT WAS a party given tor a visiting profi or. found myself temporarUjr m a twosome with the g■• of honour. I had been given to understand Goal he was z< deepthinking person, no! adept with Email talk, so s:;<_- heh me
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    Ship's Compass
    76 4 "VfV grundalher wished me i I'l1 1 ro sail. i And taufflU me nameg cf stars, Hou- the toted '<-"? .M<.-ci.Ji wings. Tying rones one ■nllff r<i</.os. A?id all obot;l sand bars. His compass hangs u<_ by our dOr High m bh tithwd ?<iii Yet hand-carved yhips m.I
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    SMALL FRY
    107 4 ('U'R son Bruoe proud y *pa lied oml i i br:ck Im -t tfl h:.Th<? tea v. r 'old h: beautil and *-he v. nuKii I.m ".o have o c E I Brur-e ad\ Lspd. *'W j ou bui I She ed "hat BO ■*''>: H.s i M
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    Speaking of Pictures...
    135 5 LX)R every picture published on this page. The Standard will pay $5. Send your pictures to "Speaking of Pictures" Singapore Standard, 128, Robinson Road, Singapore Each picture must be accompanied by a completed form printed below and pasted on the back of the entry. Enclose a stamped
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    Less Business Done This Week
    589 5 By A Market Correspondent In comparison with the previous week, the volume of business written showed a slight shrinkage, due m all probability to the steady Industrial rise having 1 attained an apparent peak. At the close, however, there were signs that the reaction was
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    248 5 W. lIAMMF.K CO. LTD Fro:-; re ot\i water n>aJe a net profit of $744,171 (35.61 per cen- after tax or not less j than 90.S per cent before tax) and recommended* final divid-: end of 7J cents and bonus of, 5 cents WiU make a total of 20
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    ELECTIONSTAKE A BET?
    58 5 BIRMINGHAM Mar. 7, (Reuter).— Dr. Edith Summerskill, a Minister m the former Labour Government, said here yesterday she would "bet anyone a bob (shilling) there would be a general election m Britain this year." Speaking to members of the West Midland's Labour Party Council -she forecast it
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    FURTHER DROP IN TIN EXPECTED
    269 5 LOA'DOX. Mar. 7. (Reuten. Metal circles m London yesterday expected some lurther but not extensive dec; me m tin prices on Monday a^ a result of the United States government's decision not to sign the i Internationa] Tin Agreement. The late protective marking down of
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    COTTON FOR OIL BARTER
    31 5 I EGYPT'S cabinet on Wednesday ratified a trade agreement with Ru^>ia and Communist Rumania to barter Egypt's cotton* lor up to £3.000.000 worth of their petroleum. UP
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      385 5 :\v\\\\v\v\\\\Y\\\\vw\\\\\v\\\\\\ The Stars And You ;By Rita del Mai 1 rp o|) y s QUOTATION: J X "Die when I may. I want it said of i>i«" hy those who knew me bt'«-t. that l alJ ways pJadced a thisth* and ptaurted a flower when- I Iboacal a tiower would
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      285 5 Ml i :< "-■-->• .y.'.-.-. -.-.•T.-' t ~y^^^^^^^^^^^^^^™^^^^^^^^^9^^^^H^^oM |l Sitmdard Almanac I II MNmBMATMON AT A GLANCE im<<3APOß^ 2 Y.W.C.A: dinner to Miss Phyllis i Lowe. world director of x V.WCA. 7.30 p.m.. Indian dance J 4 p.m. (beginners) and 5 p.m. ladvlneedi, English classes 3 and 4 p.m i
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      348 5 KUALA LUMPUR CENTRAL: Kangal or F.yes (Tamil. 2. 5 30 and 9 p.m HINDUSTAN: Darna 'Hindi) 3.; 6.30 and 9.15 pjn. I PAVILION: Kins: Of The Khyber i Rifles 1. 3. G3O and 915 p.m Lll>!>: Soom Ng Hong Thui Chai Ntiow Mo Won^' (Mandarin) 12.30 and 2.30 p m
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    Asian Solidarity
    768 6 ['HE dream of union of Asian countries is not new. The recent proposal by the Prime Minister to hold an Asian premiers' conference m Colombo next month is one of many efforts by Asian leaders to give concrete expression to the idea of Asian solidarity. The idea of
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    India's Dilemma – Poverty And Dollars
    1250 6  - India's Dilemma Poverty And Dollars PHILIP DEANE By Of The London Observer A prominent American who has spent a fortune on the welfare of the Indian people was recently snubbed by a member of India's Cabinet— "Why don't you mind your own business?" the American was told. Meanwhile, American help
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    'Kicks Will Get Less'
    161 6 'Kicks Will Get Less' The Rill which India need? is about four hundred million dollars (International Monetary Fund estimate) m i the next two years, and i three times that sum spread over its second five-year Plan, which begins m 1!)56. The dher countries of SouthEast Asia need money m
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    A Complaint From London
    165 6 Sir;— l have been m England now about five months and I am very annoyed that many people here are surprised that I speak good English as they think I come from a Singapore jungle. They must be taught that Singapore is not m Malaya, nor
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      'A Cockeyed Suggestion'
      325 6 'A Cockeyed Suggestion Sir: It is difficult to imagine anything more Cockeyed than the suggestion by Mr. A. P. Rajah m the City Council, that no new bus routes should be considered until Government has decid- ed "one way or the otner" the recommendation of tl-e Public Passenger Transport Committee
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      AN ABSURD STEP
      100 6 Sir: It i s sickening to read that some son-of-the-soil leaders are demanding "Malaya for the Malays'* and that P.M.U. delegates will be sent to the United Nations and the United King- dom to "strengthen their demand." To achieve independence, the liberties of this country must be
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      Explanation Is Wanted
      98 6 Sir-. Radio Malaya appears to loilow a "tiada apa" attitude regarding race commentaries. At the last K.L. meeting, the public was served by a third rate commentator. It was worse at the Ipoh meeting when all commentary was excluded. Surely such an omission calls for an explanation.
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    HOW ITS KINSCY'S MEDAL
    123 6 Z Sir: One of the most 2 treasured of my posses- sions lost to the Japanese j 1 m 1942 was a simple Bronze Medal presented S to me (and to many others j for similar services) for < delivering milk to the j 2 women
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    Malan May Quit
    454 6 DUMOURS are persistent m Cape Town where the South African PaH.ament is now sitting, that the Premier, Dr. Daniel F. Maian, will retire trom the pol tical arena wien he is eighty. His birthday is m May. Dr. Malan's health has not been good recently, ond he
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      10 6 I USELESS EUSTACE Sceptical aren't they? He's brought his blowlamp**
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    Is Mao Seriously III Or Dead?
    218 7 Is Mao Seriously III Or Dead? TOKYO, Mar. 7. (UP)— Communist China gave strong indications yesterday that its leader Mao Tse-tung is dead or seriously ill and that a new ruling group has taken over the Red regime. Such indica* ior.s came m pro immes commemorating the 1 of Russia's
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    I-C NEWSPAPER OFFICE RAIDED
    94 7 SAIGON. Mar 7 (Reuter)— Po on Friday raided the s > f a atiooali new and the In adquarters oJ isi Caociaist sect hen a reported attempt to suppress naterial embarrassing to Prince Buuloc's Vieti -v^e Go\ ernmt i I The newspaper Thoi Dai is »c
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    Ali To Visit R.I.
    21 7 (X MOHAMMED A':i. B Minister pi Pakistan. an ofll ial isit to esia early m April. Reuter
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    The Big Crusade
    43 7 photo. THIS Impressive scene shows London's Harringay Arena as American Evangelist Billy Graham stands on the rostrum surrounded by those who have "answered his call." The event marked the opening of his crusade for Evan* r "i' c land.— A.P
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    'Asia Will Not Turn Communist'
    167 7 MANILA, Mar. 7, (Reuter)— The Canadian Prime Minister Mr. Louis Saint Laurent said on arrival here yesterday from Jakarta he did not believe Asia would turn Communist. "Happy people are not apt to become Communists and from what I observe of the Asian people during
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    Greatest Salvage Feat In U.K.
    107 7 Greatest Salvage Feat In U.K. LIVERPOOL. Hn 7 (IP) %l Wita two vasi yanks sarvI age experts hauled the Brewrecked Liner Empress of I Canada uprighi out of the mud yesterday. A huge array of machinery f ■~\rid 200 men reading their instructions from printed scripts' tugged the 20. 000-ton
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    YOUNG CRIMINALS
    36 7 FIFTY-FIVE teenagers were arrested m France, last year.,; fox white slave trafficking, according to the Ministry of the < Interior. Thirty-tWO more were 1 held on charges of murder or < atti npted murder. Reuter. i
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    FROGS INVADE MAIN ROAD
    55 7 PESCARA. Italy, Mar. 7. (AFP).— Thousands of frogs which invaded the main highway at Abruzzes. near here, yesterday held up traffic over a 2. 000-yard stretch. Car drivers afraid of skidding on what looked like the back of a green snake passed aver the stretch at
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    No Burglar Alarm In. The Mystery Man's New Sweet Shop
    311 7 No Burglar Alarm In. The Mystery Man's New Sweet Shop i BOURNE. Mar 7. (RevCustomers with a sud■i "sweet tooth 1 and a yen I ature hurried *o tening here yesterday »ew sweet shun which Sit Percy Siliitoe, ex-chief I Britain's Cloak and Dug-; i Depart tight tor mm v
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    RHEE MAY ATTEND ASIA MEETING
    399 7 RHEE MAY ATTEND ASIA MEETING If It Fails He Will March North SEOUL, Mar. 7, (UP)— President Syng.nan Rhee said yesterday South Korea may attend the Geneva Far East conference but warned that if it fails he will ask the United Nations to join m a march north against Communist
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    NEW RED STAMP
    29 7 RUSSIA has issued a new postage stamp depicting the Kremlin's great .palace, to mark the forthcoming Supreme Soviet elections, according to 1 Tass news agency. Reuter
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    People Will Have Their Say: Naguib
    176 7 CAIRO, Mar. 7, (Reuter).— President Mohammed Naguib declared yesterday that the ruling military junta's decision to restore constitutional life m Egypt was "as important as the coup d'etat which ousted Farouk 20 months ago. "Sooner or later the people have to have their say."
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    NEW HOPE FOR SUEZ ACCORD
    61 7 LONDON, Mar. 7. (AP).— Britain and Egypt voiced new hopes yesterday of reaching a settlement of the bitter dispute over British evacuation of the Suez Canal bases. The Churchill government said it "has noted with much interest," the statement by the Egyptian Premier Nasser that
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    Cardinal Dies
    35 7 MASSIMO Cardinal Massimi died yesterday creating a vacancy m the Sacred College of Cardinals only 14 months after it hacl been raised to full strength for the first time m 250 years. UP
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    Reds Reject Western Proposal
    111 7 BERLIN. Mar. 7. (Renter). The Soviet High Commiss ioner m Germany. Mr. Vladimir Smeonov. yesterday rejected a Western proposal for four power talks to ease I the effects of the division of Germany. In identical letters to the three Western High Commissioners, he declared the points
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    New Probe On MacA. Dismissal
    106 7 WASHINGTON. Mar. 7, (AP)— Mr. Charles P. Grimes, counsel for the U.S. Senate Internal Security sub-committee, said yesterday the group is continuing a check into Gen. Douglas MacArthur's ouster from his Far Eastern Command m 1951. Earlier m the week the sub-committee took testimony behind
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    Tub Crushes Him To Death
    38 7 STOKE-ON-TRENT, England, Mar. 7, (AP) Mr. G. A. j Russell, a photographer, was crushed to death by a coaltub lat the Sneyd Colliery here I while taking pictures for I Mine Safety Film.
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    Stevenson Attacks Slander Campaign
    155 7 MIAMI BEACH, Florida, Mar. 7, (Reuter)— Mr. Adlai Stevenson, Democratic presidential candidate m 1952, said last night the Republican Party was divided against itself and had deliberately embarked on a campaign of "slander, dissension and deception" m an effort to remain m power. In a speech
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    STAR IS COSY IN DULLES' HOUSE
    202 7 STAR IS COSY IN DULLES' HOUSE NEW YORK. Mar. 7. (Reuter). Deborah KJerr, the i British actress, told an inter- viewer yesterday that .she I felt very much home m the New York house she has rented from Mr. John Fost ter Dulles, the Secretary of Stale. i "There ace
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    BIG DOPE HAUL
    41 7 FEDERAL agents and police seized more than U552. 000.000 worth of illicit narcotics and then arrested a nan and a wo- man m what they described as the smashup of a b:g narcotics ring m New York. UP
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    U.S. Police Release 11 P. Ricans
    138 7 CHICAGO, Mar 7. (R. t< ri —Eleven of IS Puerto H 'arrested for question;!^ al possible "terrorist" acti' I es were released on Friday p Police said the otlu: were held for bather Questioning by agents oi the f ral Bureau of btvestigaiion Nine
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      102 7 BETTER CARPETS CHEAPER! /OpCHI o(Jf2 SHARPURI INDIAN jjf "ft Various designs and si/** Vji uj^ \9' siBo.oo si 35 00 V/V jy\ -^^Ti WILTON AND AXMINSIKK J^ S^^ BODY CARPET— 27 WIDE I: S^"^ Usual Prices Sale Prices £^CS> cg> Stfj.' 59.50— 23.75 S7.. r ><»— I 1 EHBUn NAIRN'S
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    U.S. Joins In MIG Search
    78 8 VIENNA, Mar. 7, (UP)— Russian authorities asked the United States Army for aid m hunting a missing MIG jet fighter plane yesterday and the army said yes. The MIG was one of two missing from Russian bases m the Soviet zone of Austria since fog
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    BUSINESS DONE
    249 8 Industrials:—* Consolidated Tin Smelters Ords 255. 3d., Fraser Neave $2.12J, Federal Dispensary $2.95 to $3.00, Gammons $3.20 to $3.30 to $3.25. Georgetown Dispensary $2.55, Hammers $2.87} cd. cb. Wm. Jacks $3.77* to $4.00, Malayan Breweries $3.32* and $3.35, Malayan Cement $1.17* to $1.23 Robinson Ords $I.Bl* to $1.85*
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      1152 8 <i*.im BLUE FUNNEL LINE t^sm cm ii^s) MANSFItXO CO,, LID. i4^?|e s) Dcpt. Incorporated m Singapore Carriers option to proceed via nllirr ports to load and discharge cargo SAILINGS to Ini KPOOL. GLASGOW, LONDON COXIiNiMAL PORTS Due Sails P. Sham Fenang A scan lus for Liverpool, Dublin Swansea Mar 8
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      SUBMERGED FIRE
      857 9  -  Harold Nicolson Thomas Hardy. By Evelyn Hardy, i Hogarth Press Cs*.> By HPHOMAS HARDY is one of those writers who need to be explained. Unless we are told something about his origins, boyhood and temperament, we may search amid his poetry or novels for thoughts and sentiments that
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      TICKET To PARADMSE
      976 9  -  EDWIN MUIR By THE Indians of Mexico have long been accustomed to eat a cactus root called peyotl. An early Spanish visitor, quoted by Mr. Huxley, say s that they venerated it "as though it were a deity." In 1886 a German pharmacologist published the first systematic
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      SCHWAERMEREI
      376 9  -  SPIKE HUGHES By Fortune's Favourite. The Lif e and Times of Franz Lehar. By W. Macqueen-Pope and D. L. Murray. (HuUhinson 215.) ]\TOW thai the Third, and not -L^ the Light Programme has broadcast a complete recording of "The Merry Widow" we may assume that Franz Lehar has at
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      KNIGHT AND SAINT
      417 9  - KNIGHT AND SAINT V.MURIEL SPARK Sir Thomas More By LeVlie Paul. laber 12s *>d St. Thomas More By t. E Reynolds (Burns Oates. 255.) h. f-V spftr of the cor.: IHIUJBI circumstances of Vnomai More"s fxeeutior; Mi blographen are increasingly agreed abost the mm himself, lor martv'-aom is martyrdom and
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      393 9 U1 A*»» > By A/ Copp L f. I B o^ v ti?^ *C?**^ #<«O'-lA«CES 4 FIGURE THIS OUT m A THEN*/ F /!M>^i: (>< °t^" Na c!.r\iJu/w.p\Q«..-tVL\s- rr \s. iro T.-.e gctta co is Ji away 2.29 I time to save ouf* ri^^ 1^ <^ 55 SwptiL-t iVdnt H
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      How Many, Doctor?
      172 10 Sir; The English newspapers of last Monday, through-out Malaya splashed with big headlines the protest meeting held m Ipoh by the Ceylone.se m connection with the manner m which Doctor M.E. Tiruchelvam was nominated to the Perak Council of State. I am not interested m the right
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      WELCOME DR. LIN!
      136 10 Sir; Enthusiastic res- nouses came from all quar- ters as Mr. Tan Lark Sye took the lead m proposing < tiie construction of the Nan- i yans University. < Meanwhi .v Dr. Lin Yu- tang ha i :>n sented to be i the first Chancelloi of the
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      PENSIONS
      84 10 Sii I;. Si ip ;;e. peasioners recei a I pay on "overm-. piv i.v. but the Federati >ners are paid durii the firsi week of the following month. Way the liscrimination? Is it because the sub-treas-, i:rio< are understaffed or the preparati >:\ of triplicate or quintuplicate voucher copies
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      Cat's Out
      77 10 Cat' s Out Sir; So the it is out of the ha Ace v. ling to the Progressive Party's newsletter it is th Public Utilities C mti nitl ?e which is holding the street lightIng pr »gram L':::^^s the President vi hairman and members oi the -Committee can giv a
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    66 10 AS if the daily shave wasn't precariousenough, Mr. A.S. Boivyer has Ted his r>Pt hurl gengar to pvt up wHh, too. Every morning Ted Hies out of his cage m the Bowyer hone fni2T H^ l S a (E I SeX) Perche f On the ™*>r-and s tiy S put
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    BRITAIN AND E.D.C.
    1041 10  -  William Clark i b v i LONDON, TT is an astonishing fact x that although the Berlin conference broke down primarily over the issue of the European Defence Community, the community does not exist; and, m the opinion of many competent observers m London, will not come
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    Women Embarrassed
    163 10 Sir:— The Lady Templet T.B. Fund is a worthy Fund towards which everyone should make his or her contribution m whatever form opportunity affords Worthy as it may be. we should not sacrifice our standard of morals m trying to swell the Fund. This was what exactly happened
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    cALL-Up
    94 10 Sir; Singapore has m- i troduced the Call-Up Law, i and 1 can assure you that it i is going to do the youth of I Singapore a lot of good I know, because I was at Eaton Hall (Officer Cadet School for National Service men) for quite a
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    UK SOCCER POSITIONS
    930 11 LONDON. M T. Reuter i Football Lt.:,io standings ..:vr yesterday's matches were: FIRST DIVISION P \V D I X API WE. Albion 13 20 8 3 80 42 48 Wolves £i Sfl 5 8 79 49 45 Huddersfleld 33 15 11 7 59 4! 41 B nley
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    MCC Hit Out At Grenada
    58 11 G REX ADA. Windard Islands. Alar. 6: (Renter)— Sent m first on the matting pitch, the touring MCC cricketers batted lightheartedly to score 205 for 7 wickets declared on the first day of the two-day hnatch against Windward Islands here today. By the close they
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    MARSHALL CUP TOVICTORIANS
    51 11 VICTORIA School Old Boys' Association beat the Raffles institution Old Boys' Association by four goais to one mi n the David Marshal] Cup match at Bras Basah Road on Saturday. Scorers for Victoria were Avthar Singh 2. Rama and Rahman. Sahari scored the only goal for the
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    NETAJI WIN
    36 11 Netaji Sports Club whipped BODCA 7-1 m a friendly soccer match played on the St. Georges ground yesterday. Scorers for Netaji were: Sanders (4). Suppiah (1) and Mohinder Singh (2). Miranda scored for BODCA.
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    GOOD TIMES AT C.S.C. JUNIOR SWIM MEET
    807 11 The Quek brothers, Soo Kee and Soo Yong, claimed first and second places m the 50 Metres Back Stroke event for boys under 12 years at yesterday's Junior Carnival I held at the Chinese Swimming Club. Tan Eng Huat was third. Picture shows
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    Malaya Vs. England
    96 11 BIRKENHEAD. Mar. 7, (Reuter). Malaya will meet England m an international! badminton match here oal* March 22 for the first time,' since 1949 when Malaya won j 0 at Torquay. The match will be played 5n Thomas Cud lines with ihre« singles and four doubles. Malaya will
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    Gurcharan Scores 90
    61 11 KUALA LUMPUR. 6un.--A chanceless innings of 90 by Gurcharan Singh. pl«s a helpful 60 runs by opening bat Lall Singh enabled Selangor Sikh Union to win by eight wickets over Selangor Club m their friendly fixture on the padang on Saturday. Selangor Club. batting first were all
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    SHEFFIELD SURPRISE TOP TEAM
    709 11 SHEFFIELD SURPRISE TOP TEAM LONDON, Mar. 6, (Reuter)— West Bromwich Albion favourites for the English Football League and Cup double were unexpectedly checked m the League bid today when they were held to a 2—2 home draw by lowly Sheffield United. West Bromwich's point helped them increase their lead to
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      859 11 APPLICATIONS are invited] for appo;ntint n: to ihc Genera! Cleric. :l Ser\ 7 ic< Sincapore. Applicants ol either must have attained th< ir I6tli birthd^v and not >f hawe attained their 26th birthday. Tin y must be o; characu r and should have passed the Malayan! School Certificate examination or
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    SHA Will Stand Alone At 1956 World Games
    336 12 SHA Will Stand Alone At 1956 World Games WHEN the Olympic Games ire held m Melbourne In 195 b. Singapore will compete as a separate team from the Federation. This is not the fault of hockey players In this country but the fault oi those who are shaping the political
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    Teamwork Pays
    145 12 B^""-. teamwork and more da>n t the Singapore Harbour I P c theix first f I :pie k ton v. ten o\:i.- i In SAFA division 3A rr.i-\ h at Farreac Park yesterday. PoNee were down one-nil at halftime Tiie Harbourmen missed a por.u. ty 40a! \viie:i Ahmad
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    BEER CUPTIE
    23 12 Alexandra Rangers beat Badan Kesseniati "•B" 2 o m the Breweries Kampong League for the Tiger Beer Cup at Alexandra yesterday.
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    'Gentle' Sport Of Judo
    501 12 'Gentle' Sport Of Judo CRIME m Singapore is driving W 3me :i of all a =J<-^ to learn Judo the Japanese art of selfdefence which is becoming a popular sport In the Colony at th Neltom's School of Self defence m Paya Lebar there are ISO pupils, 22 of whom
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    WORLD CLASS SHUTTLES IN INDONESIA
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    Navy Down The Army
    63 12 LONDON. Mar. 6 (Reuter) The Royal Navy beat the Army by eight points (one goal one tryj to six (one penalty goal one dropped goal) at Twickenham. It was the Army's first defeat of th e season. The Army were without their rugb y league centres
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