Singapore Standard, 18 March 1954

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ft 3H Jt Vol. IV. No. 2.19. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1954 IWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    Skymen Hushed To Aid French
    135 1 Skymen Hushed To Aid French KM, Mar. 17 (UP)— rich 11. h Cbrr.--m van «d today an i. n of 80Q D paratroopers Dien Bien rf nf< 'ijerr.er.t fat garrison, j baled mil ->f Urn D: Biei Phi a athorities sai I kl the jump irti erv openei bardsl Yietn
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    Ceylon To ave M1-5
    38 1 Ceylon To ave M 1-5 b ha-, c iet M BO 3 j pionase tioister. Sir sal(j tod i*-'. the 1 i jei foi es entia foi ent i Nip i ""-ol)! I >ati >n lorccs ft mi
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    GOVT. WINS ON RITSON
    2927 1 17-6 LEGCO VOTE $5.3 M Back Pay Bill On Taxpayer SINGAPORE Legislative Council, after a heated two-hour debate yesterday, approved by a 17—6 majority (with two absentees), a new pay structure for ail divisions of employees m the Public Service. This decision will cost Ihe taxpayer
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    GOVT. PAY DECISION A 'SELL-OUT,' SAYS BYRNE
    222 1 GOVT. PAY DECISION A 'SELL-OUT,' SAYS BYRNE Standard Staff Reporter TWO hours after the last word on the Ritson pay debate was uttered m the Singapore Legislative Council, Mr K. M. Byrne, leader of the Council of Joint Action, representing about 20.000 Government employees, said that "another form of discrimination
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    2 TONS OF RADIO-ACTIVE FISH BURIED
    161 1 2 TONS OF RADIO-ACTIVE FISH BURIED TOKYO. Mar. IT Doctors treating the 23 Japanese fi>hermen whose boat was showered with radio -active "a-sh". said today that th« condition of ffiev c of the men was serious. All Ti are now m hospital. The Japanese Maritime Safety Board said the boat,
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    Britain Accused Of 'Aggression'
    241 1 AS THE EGYPTIANS STRIKE AGAIN IN SUEZ CAIRO. Mar. 17— While an Egyptian Government spokesman last niijht accused British troops m he Sue/ Canal Zone of "aggression" m surrounding md searching villages following the slaying of two Sritons on Monday, three more British soldiers were A-ounded.
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    S. Korea Ready To Attack?
    78 1 S. Korea Ready To Attack? > 11 (UP).— S Rhee tol I kus ers 1 lay to I hive the Chinese C >t^ out Xorth X formed said today. mci foe the v ith the newly i Chiefs oJ Staff mcd them to lints 1 t military forces m res
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    CRASH PROBE IS UNDER WAY
    73 1 OFFICIALS concerned with the inquiry into Saturday's Constellation crash, yesterday visited the scene of the crash and the wreckage at Kallang m i later held discussions m G >vemment House. Meanwhile. Sir Miles Thomas, BOAC Chairman, announced yesterday that since 9U9 inquiry had been instituted.
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    Time Bomb Explosion
    75 1 NEW YORK. Mar. 17, (AP). —A home-made time bomb > blew Grand Centra: railroad Mrrainal into a fever of excite- i ment during the ru*h hour' yesterday, but did little dam- j ige. One man reportedly suf- j »red a minor cut The blast went off m
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    PREMIER RETURNS
    27 1 THE Canadian Premier, Mr. i Louis St. Laurent yesterday arrived m San Francisco by air from Honolulu, on his rei trn journey to Canada. A.F.?.
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    Referee Collapses And Dies
    66 1 Referee Collapses And Dies KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A well-known Seiangor football referee. Inche Syed Ali. collapsed and died while refereein? a name on the Chinese Recreation Club today. Inche Ali collapsed on the field after officiating for 20 minutes during: the game. He was attended by Dr. K. Sundram, president
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    Boy (7) Attacked By Tiger
    103 1 AN ANGRY tiger yesterday attacked a seven-year-old Chinese boy m Singapore, clawing him and inflicting an ugly wound just above his mouth The incident occurred at Sheum's Circus, Outram Road, when the boy, Tan Kirn Huat. slipped under a rope surrounding the tiger's I cl
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    QUEEN SNAPS A KANGAROO
    70 1 BRISBANE, Mar. 17 (AP) A wombat, a snake, a kangaroo, a platypus and a mathematical pony came to Brisbane to see the Queen today. The wombat the Australian badger and the kangaroo posed fur the Queen to take pictures on the lawn of Government House. Tlie
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    9 REDS HELD
    35 1 CAIRO. Mar. 17 (AP).— 'Police seized nine Greeks, two 'oi them women, m a raid on what they termed the ''most important Communist cell m the Middle East." Cairo newspapers reported today.
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    DUKE FOR CANADA
    24 1 DUKE FOR CAN ADA THE Canadian Government announced yesterday the Duke oi Edinburgh, will arrive m Ottawa for a tour on July 29. AP.
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    Women Continue Hunger Strike
    132 1 CAIRO. Mar. 17: (Reuter) Madame Uoria Shafik and het einht women supporters decided today to continue their six-day-old hunger strike for women's votes. although they were described by :i doctor as betQB "Vuasiderably weaker". The womea ignored i written ultimatum to leave the Press syndicate building
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    BRITISH AUSSIE AIR ROUTES RE-ALIGNED
    112 1 CANBERRA. Mar. 17. [Rev- ter). Civil Aviation Minister. Mr. H. L Anthony, formally announced today the decisions reached on re-alignment oi j .:r services m which the United Kingdogn. Australia and New Zealand governments. j:3 jointly interested. Under the new arrangement, he said, Qantas Empire
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    MEETING WITH SOVIET HC?
    36 1 BONN, Mar. 17 CReuter)— The three Western High Commissioners have proposed a meeting with Mr. Vladimir Semeonov, the Soviet High Commissioner, to discuss the easing of travel between East and West Germany.
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    New Home For The Aged
    182 2 PENAN G. Wed. The new 5700.000 buildin? of the Sisters of the Poor Home for the A§ed m Batu Lanchan? Lane will include a noviciate lor young girLs of aU nationalities m the Far East who wish to become Sisters. This wa s disclosed by
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    104 2 k X CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 K.S.S Spot Loose 54 V 65 No. 1 R.S.S 55 551 No. 2 R.S.S. 542 55; No. 3 R.S.S. 53 i 54* Tone: Steady. TIN PRICE The prices of tin yesterday was
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    10-MIN. LIMIT ON SPEECHES
    89 2 SINGAPORE Legislative Councillors \vi!i be allowed only 10 minutes for adjournment speeches, if a recommendation of a Select Committee on the Council's Stand-J ing Orders is accepted. In its report laid before' Council yesterday the Committee also recommended that any reference to the conduct of a
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    Annual Dance
    30 2 THE Taiping Kempe Club will hold its annual general j meeting at its premises m Assam Kubang on April 2 and a dance and soda] the following day.
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    I.M.P. WILL DECIDE ON LIVE OR DIE' ISSUE
    241 2 I.M.P. WILL DECIDE ON LIVE OR DIE' ISSUE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— The od oeil (fence of Malaya Party, the Federation i non-communal national front, will within a month whether it will cont^J j function or make way for its "politico! he th Party Negara. All the six branches of the
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    COUNCIL MOVE ON PETITIONS
    61 2 PERSONS no a bt affected any 3 Die Singapore Gounri and r.u v e\ lcence tone a othei Conun ttee s lion the Count U Tiii> suggest] cil'b Standing Ordei yeEterday tfae Count by he St mitU t appoii ted I tin Orders dressed I C
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    ACQUITTED OF TRUST CHARGE
    52 2 MQHD. SHAREEF Ifofa deen. Riw wai barg tm counts erin ::.>. reach of < dozen wa s vaJu and bill ecf iooc I tenl < $< 6.25 whi by S. S taikh Mohideei ki Streel d ,;ring D c yeai was acquit D.H Chapm m m
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    OFF TO BURMA
    56 2 lIR. GEORGE G Thomson. S ngapore's Public B lions Officer, left for Rangoon yes-icu-hy by BO.AC. Argonaut '.vnere he will be the SU< I < the Briii-h Council Mr. rho nson. who is di c bade iH the Colony an Mh r 2:-. anil p:\-e l. series
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    BANDIT SCORE: 4,825 KILLED
    106 3 BANDIT SCORE: 4,825 KILLED a LUMPUR, Wed. isua.lv fiijur^s t a toi 1] 4 >25 I i v jvc been killed ginning of Ihe up to January i a total rap> v- :22 3 r- >| fog, i I was 2:lr>. ritj Foi res tide :U luring police 1 n-
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    CASE IN STATE OF 'ANIMATION'
    14 3 CASE IN STATE OF 'ANIMATION' a i p ly Po c ■t •apore p
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    OLSEN'S BODY FLOWN BACK
    18 3 F 0 She im "it ell i I m a iF a i >per
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    Police Probe Is Urged
    77 3 Police Probe Is Urged THE Sin ■ip c W a hi asked the < t f P c, Air N S istii m m.- persecul ety men i tter 1 the U presid Ir. >s Wi I thai tentioi n to break the .>.•■ the i their ties U: the
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    PHOTO OF GRAVE WINS 5 STUDENTS A HOUSE
    176 3 n si idenls hay« i ►use > th**ini >!< Iboorße, A*ttr»--i one of them pr>- >:r-J photi>gfte. > > loon Swjn '-vh ilia four > -i: > i to und -r'.ak-* >urse m mcdi- lation during i ;\i:^ Uaj. -seni landlord f>
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    AIRLINE POLICY IS CLARIFIED THE AGREEMENT
    485 3 AIRLINE POLICY IS CLARIFIED THE AGREEMENT Government Has No Interest In Malayan Airways Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government 1 declared yesterday that it has no financial interest m Malayan Airways Limited. It does not accept the suggestion that the profits of the Company are excessive and that for this
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    Between Malayan Airways And The Two Malayan Governments
    557 3 Between Malayan Airways And The Two Malayan Governments The agreement made between the Federation and Singapore Governments and Malayan Airways Ltd.. was tabled at the Legislative Council meeting yesterday. The agreement bears the signatures of the late Sir Henry Gurney. former High Commifwioncc for the Federation, Sir Franklin Ginvson. tonne?
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    TTC Is Unfit, States Report
    303 3 Inadequate Facilities' FACILITIES for teacher training m Singapore are grossly inadequate m nature and extent, vays a report on the Teachers' Training College laid before the Singapore legislative Council yesterday. The College is unfit to be a training college, it says. The equipment ar. :l
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    CROWN AGENTS
    42 3 THE Colonial Oflßce m I. d »o, yesterday announced tti i Crown Agents for the C > r ies are to be known h i A >r. 1 as '"Crown Agents Overseas Governments ati A i n ni :r;iti''! i s."
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    BOYS' TOWN CHIEF IS DUE
    67 3 THE Rev. Nicholas H. Wegner, Director of the famous Father Flanagan's Boys' Town i r i Nebraska, will visit the Federation from April I 1 to 29. Rev. Wegner is interested m youth groups i*i Malaya. Youth organisations who wish to have him visit them
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    How The CASH Is Spent
    235 4 How The CASH Is Spent THE following supplementary unrf *per:». expenditure were approve^ by the Singapore Legislative Ccumil vt-ster-day $IM),IM'P for xtt nsion to the Dental Clinic ai the dneral! Hospital Singapore, to cope wii.i Urn easing number, cf patknti reouii nj dental attention and an increase m t..e MBfthtg
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    71 4 photo. IMMEDIATELY after Mr. J. A. D. Morrison. General Manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, pressed the electric button that operated the machines used .to manufacture ropes, a low hum filled the air. It rose m crescendo, drowning out the chatter of the large gathering of guests and
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    Doctor Advises On Polio
    85 4 Doctor Advises On Polio PARENTS of children below three years of age. m Singapore, should be rareful not to allow their children suffering from fever, headache or generally n»t feeling well, to mix with other children or do >trenuous exercises. A Singapore doctor told The Standard yesterday, that it, was
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    Judgment Reserved In Extortion Case
    503 4 ONE CHARGE FRAMED JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— The President of the Sessions Court Mr. N. L- Cohen, reserved judgment today m the case m which Leow Kirn Yeong is charged with having on Dec. 11, m order to commit extortion, attempted to put Mrs. Yeoh Hone
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    IS $945 AN ADEQUATE AWARD?
    75 4 IS $945 AN ADEQUATE AWARD? IS THE SUM of 5!)45 an adequate compensation lor a girl who lost four fingers of one hand? Mr. Lira Yew Hock (Lab. Keppt!) saiti this was inadequate when he stressed the need of bringing the Workmen's Compensation Ordinance up to date. Speaking during adjournment
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    WOMAN RED BOSS KILLED
    115 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A woman brand] committee member for Ban ir area. Tapah. N^ Soon Ching, 2:i. was killed yesterday m the Kroh Forest Reserve by a patrol of the 2nd. Battalion Malay Regiment. Another terrorist was killed by :i patrol of the 1/7 Gurkhas m
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    GOVT. REPLIES TO QUESTIONS
    518 4 THE following replies' were given by the Sin^a- j pore Government m the I Legislative Council yester- 1 day to questions by: MR. M. P. D. NAIR (Indpt. I Seletar). The policy of the Singapore Education Department is to build secondary schools on the outskirts of
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    UNUSUAL PLATE LED TO CAR THIEF'S DOWNFALL
    549 4 AN OUTSIZE motor car number plate bearing the unusual marking "BK *****/' affixed to a stolen car, proved the undoing of Fong Wai Thong and his accomplice, Robert Choo. m This was stated m the First District Court beiore Mr. Tan Ah Tah
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    S'PORES'S TOP MUSICIANS FOR THIS SHOW
    168 4 S'PORES'S TOP MUSICIANS FOR THIS SHOW HAYDEN, Mozart and Dvorak will be played by five of Singapore's most distinguished musicians m the Chamber Music Concert to be presented by the Singapore Musical Society at St. Andrew's Cathedral Memorial Hall on Sunday, Mar. 28. at 8.30 p.m. The well-known violinists, Mr.
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    FREE TRIP TO CRIME WEEK
    80 4 1 SINGAPORE Police are providing free transport for the public m rural areas to see the Crime Prevention Week Exhibition at the Happy World Stadium. The following are the pickup points: Holland Road Police Station: Mar. 18 and 19 6.30 p.m.; Mar. 23 2 p.m.
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    TRIBUTE TO AIR VICTIMS
    46 4 LAHORE. Mar. 17. (Renter) The Organising Committe^cf the Commonwealth Relations Conference at its first meeting here yesterday observed one minute's silence m memory of two New Zealand delegates who died m Saturday's air crash at Singapore, Professor R.O McChechan and W.F. .Monk.
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    70 4 THE U.S.S. Dougrlas H. Fox. and the U.S.S. Stormes two of the first destroyers that railed at Singapore after a period of operational duties m Korea, m 1952 arrived here yesterday on a good-will-cum-trainine cruise. The two vessels, which form part of U.S. Destroyer Division 261. started out from their
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    Two U.S. Warships Sail In
    61 4 Two U.S. Warships Sail In peeted to return to the United States late this year, on completion of the cruise. The visiting destroyers are under the command of Cmdr, J. A. Sharpe. The warships are expected to continue their voyage to Japan on Mar 20. (Above) The Douglas H. Fox
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    BOY ROBBED
    39 4 A THUG robbed a 11-year- < d schoolboy's watrh al People's Park yesterday morning. The boy, who was on hif v. y lo school, reported tfac matter to his teacher. A report was made to tHe Po ks
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    Entries Close On May 1
    55 4 THE ASSOCIATED Board of the Royal Sri L< t.dnn l'.'.')A Practical examinations (including trill be held m Singapore m .'•'lv c.ic October. Entries ior these exa.mina.tumt thould read <? nations Secretary, Department of Educatio S fore Moy 1. Late entries will not i< accepted, id
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    Judo Expert Allowed Bail
    73 4 ABTHUB n Fox, a J t-: cipal of the u Kt (il St:f-Do'( ne, Road. had "a charges «xp ained I b I pone Seventh I" yesterday. T:ie charge r. early m Jum r^pt-c a >'i I a ptc to bay« oflencc tween Septi er and
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    MIC Branch Meetings
    59 4 THE bi ial gt-ei iiigv < f the the Ma i.; an h Singapore, will be icso( ctive I i i.:*> Alexandra bra h ;i1 y a.m.. Scran: liar. 21 a: 5 .30 1 bar branch tar. 14 p.m. Town bran h at 6 p m B.ikit
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    EX-MP TO BROADCAST
    29 5 RADIO MALAYA will broadcast a report on Maiava and Singapore by Venion Bartlett. former M-P. and world famous writer on current affairs at 9.45 p.m. tonight.
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    They Are Going To UK For Training
    137 5 They Are Going To UK For Training Standard Staff Reporter FOUR Singapore Polite officers have been picked for an intensive six-month trainIng course m the Police College at Ryton-on-Duns-more. They will leave m July for Britain. They are: Mr. W. T. Rodri?ues. Assistant Superinten- dent of Police, Mr. S. K.
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    SIT GETS $33 M FOR LOW COST HOMES
    419 5 SIT GETS $3 3 M FOR LOW COST HOMES Gigantic Building Scheme Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Legislative Council yesterday sanctioned a loan of $33.4 millions to the Improvement Trust to build low cost houses m the Colony. This will be the biggest building programme undertaken by the Trust. Of
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    No Call-Up For Fed. Youths
    74 5 No Call-Up For Fed. Youths KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Federation youths will not be railed up yet for compulsory National Service. The Defence Secretary, Mr. A. H P. Humphrey, said today: "We do not intend to make use of the National Service Legislation m the foreseeable future." The Federation Government postponed
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    SHROFF ON 2 CBT CHARGES
    64 5 SYED AHMED SHAH, a shroil of the City Police Court m Middle Road, who was charged lasi week with criminal breach of trust of $4.--609.40, faced a secosd similar charge when his case was mentioned m the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday The sum involved
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    CHARGED FOR LOITERING
    57 5 IT was alleged m the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday that Lim Kay Huat, Tan Kang Swee. Cheng Chee Kian and Leng Swee Seng were found loitering at the junction of Kirn Keat and Wampoa RoaOs on Mar. 16. with intent to commit robbery. All four claimed
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    Found Hanging
    14 5 NG SENG, 51, was found dead, hanging m his room m Klang.
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    PRIVY COUNCIL REJECTS APPEAL
    191 5 LONDON. Mar. 17 (Reut )_Xhe er Judicial Committee of the Privy Council today dismissed an appeal against the decision of the Malayan Court of Appeal over land rights on 650 acres at Teluk BahruT.R.M. Thevaraya Pillay of Teluk An^on was defendant -m the original action brought
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    67 5 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Mar. 17. The following are -the closing .i ...kk.,, nnrl tin an the London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spot April June July/September 16Id. October/ December 16gd. April c.i.f. 16 5/l6d. Tone: Very Steady. LONDON TIN Spot £732 10s. per ton buyers, £735 sellers.
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    Council Extends Crisis Law
    219 5 Council Extends Crisis Law THE Emergency Regu- I lations have been extended for another three months from Jan. 22, 1954, as a result of a j motion introduced by the I Acting Colonial Secre- i tary, Mr. W.C Taylor, at j the Singapore Legislative j Council yesterday. Mr. Taylor told
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    OFFERED $1 TO CONSTABLE
    79 5 LORRY driver. Tan Cher Kai. of Liang Seah Street, was fined $100 m the Singapore Seventh Court yesterday for offering "coffee money" to a Volunteer Special Constable. Mohamed Tahir bin Hussein. The Court was told that on Sept. 9 last year the constable stopped a lorry
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 5 HONGKONG. Mar. 17 -Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.69 to £l sterling: $5.8:55 to USSI: $1,818 to Malayan $1: $0.2135 to one Indonesi: n Ruppiah. Gold $249 to 1 tael.
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    ACCC To Oppose New Ration Plan
    234 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The country's Chinese Chambers of Commerce are considering to oppose the implementation of a Government proposal to do away with the present system of appointing distributors for ration rice. In a letter sent- to all Cham- bers of Commerce recently, the
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    DR. CHASED CARELESS MOTORIST
    122 5 DR. CHASED CARELESS MOTORIST DR. J.B. Van Guylenburg described m the Singapore i Second Traffic Court yesterday how he chased and stopped a motor car along East Coast Road on Sept. 23. last year. He said this at the trial of a merchant. Lee Chay Tian. who wag fined $30
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    MR.JUMABHOY BLAMES PROGS
    84 5 MR. R. Jumabhoy (Indian Chamber of Commerce) yesterday blamed the Progressive Party for siding Government m defeating a motion" brought by Mr. C.R. Dasaratha Raj to raise the ceiling of $500 on those who could enter the Colony. Speaking during the adjournj ment m the Legislative Coun-
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    $450 RING LOST
    31 5 A DIAMOND ring worth $450. a pair of spectacles worth $35 and a wallet containing $15 were stolen from a handbag belonging to an European woman yesterday afternoon.
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    The Aye-Men Have It
    779 6 drawn out squabble over non-pensionable d pas was bt agbl to an ignominious B» n m the Sir.^aprre Legislative Council yester'.:y. The G vernmenfa pay whfwng, opposed allkt by ate and local Oißcers, nevertheless won the -men among the Unofficiuls h:s was, perhaps, not unexpected. For
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    THE APPALLING FAILURE OF PRESIDENT IKE
    801 6  -  JOHN WALTERS By \M E R I C A is unhappy, bewildered and frightened because of the appalling failure of the self proclaimed crusader she elected President. In his election campaign, Dicight Eisenhower .promised that he and other Republicans would boldly lead the nation
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    Fear Of The Inqisition ...
    67 6 Fear Of The Inq isi tion Freedom of thought and speech is disappearing from many universities and schools because of fedr of the Inquisition. Even entertainers are banned from radio and television because of past personal political beliefs. It is said that m the privacy of the White House, the
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      193 6 Sir: In the leading article appearing m the Tamil Murasu last Friday it was stated: "The Hindu Advisory Board has not been appointed by the Hindu public." By this the editor has implied that the Hindu Advisory Board does not represent the Hindu public. The leading article refers to
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      It's Unjust
      126 6 S;r I am a regular n ader of your editorial c>' imns. I have observed that whenever you write about ocal politics, you write, with an inner motive, to disgrace D^.to Sir Onn or the IMP. I consider this to be very unjust. He is serving Us as
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      Film Challenge To Alex Josey
      366 6 Sir; Mr. Alex Josey's article under the heading of "Protecting The Malayan Film-Goer" is full of inaccuracies. It is a pity that he didn't think it worth while to call on members ot the American film industry for their views before rushing headlong into print.
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      Why Clerks Go To Moneylenders
      279 6 Sir;— Action against moneylenders was urged ai the recent ECAFE conference held m Ceylon as a measure to ease the lot of rubber and tin mine workers hard hit by the slump. Inche Mohammed Yusofl bin Mohammed Noor. president of the Malayan Trades Union Council,
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      107 6 Sir: You mentioned m your pap< r recently that through the kind offices of his neighbours. Lim Family have now found accommodation through the Social Welfare Dept Whilst Lim Family must certainly have to be extremely grateful to certain members of the public and his neighbours for
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    Review of Views
    168 6 Review of Views Preventing Crime CRIME is a <•. t# the pub i lull nig Sin Cb* Jil Pv Co-oper: a I is Unp< c la act:v:* es However, it fc that the "little his ifffi ilties, stresses. One of *.r <- rada U v by the pi tail man.
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    287 6 i All Correspondence F Should Be Short] And To The Point] Sir. I am glad that Mr. Haxworth. the retiring Director of Immigration, stressed ihe need of watching closely Singapore's immigration laws m the interests of its citizens. But I have yet to know of any Singapore office
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    GENEVA TALKS ON ASIA MAY BE DELAYED
    333 7 GENEVA TALKS ON ASIA MAY BE DELAYED f Ct WAS J'INGTON Mor. 17, (Reuter)— The United Stotes Secietory of Mate, Mr. John Foster Dulles said yesterday that the Geneva conference on Far Eastern questions may be delayed. The conference is due to open on April 26. Mr. Dulles reported to
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    58 7 photo. (lib operator Lucille Ballinuer of California causi slow down m produco u> workers stopped to a hen she arrived at the i ■> v Beach lKiiuUs Aircraft ik> rtrently with her hair bright ?reen. Plant hi ia ls sent her home to i hanse her huir to
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    Abrogation Of Treaty Is Urged
    123 7 Abrogation Of Treaty Is Urged Mm II (UP) p -:ir:<.ng Filipino offlterday rg »n of the United St^c— ines military bases ent should the Unii c nsist on ownership tet naval an.! mi] itary at ions m the Philippines. Senai ira C arc M. Recto ai d -isco Delgado, foreign
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    48 7 photo. oi r HI/\BFTII the Queen Mother. Princess Margaret, and the Duchess of Gloucester present at the -rand military meeting at Sundown Park rate course on Mar 1 Photo ,v the Quern Mother and Princess Mu,-aret on their way down to tne parade before the M-imiii race AP
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    Aim Of US Policy In Asia
    180 7 'JEW HAVEN. Connecticut, Mar. 17. (Renter >— The Assistant Secretary oj Sta'e, Mr. Water S. "Robertson said; yesterday that the important aim oj United States policy :i the Far East "is to ensure tha* M nation m the area need leai domination by any
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    Ike Has Right To Retaliate Attack On US
    169 7 WASHINGTON, Alar. 17. (Reuter)— The United States i Secretary of State, Mr. John j Foster Dulles said yesterday j that President Eisenhower had j the power to conduct a massive retaliatory, action if an attack J was made on the territory of
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    Don't Call Me Mrs. R'
    66 7 Don 't Call Me Mrs. R' PALM BEACH, Florida, Mar. 17 (AP>.— Barbara Hutton. the Wooiworth heiress, left here by train yesterday fox New York with the admonition to news- j men: ■'Don I caD me Mrs. Rubi- 1 vosa "I do!;': knovv his plans and I don't* expert to
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    MODEL DIES
    21 7 MARIA LANI. once France's most famous artists' model, died m a Paris hospital yesterday after a lingering illness.— UP
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    Too Many But None To Lose
    103 7 Too Many But None To Lose LAKEWOOD, N.J.. Mar. 17 (AP) Ephraim Homer, 88-year-old former farm hand, is receiving congratulations on the birth of his 27th child. He'll be 89 m May. Homer, a great grandfather, visited his wife at a hospital to see their new daughter, Roseanna Alfreda, an
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    Britain To Renew
    160 7 LONDON, Mar. 17 (Reuter)— Britain will renew consultations with the French and the oiher European Army Governments about her association with the projected six-nation merger "m the course of the next week or so," the Foreign Office announced. The spokesman said: '"We have already been m touch
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    SHOW PLACE IS RANSACKED
    73 7 LYMINGTON, Hampshire. Mar. IT. (Renter) Thieves broke into Palace House, Lord Montagu of Beaulieu's show! place home here, during the j .light and ransacked part of the private apartments. Lord Montagu was not dis- turbed and nothing of value was reported missing. The house, much of
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    Campaign For Million Signatures
    77 7 NEW YORK. Mar. 17 (UP) A campaign to obtain signatures of one million persons who stand against Red China's admission into the United Nations has reached the half-way point, former Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Charles Edison announced yesterday. Speaking as an officer of the campaign,
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    30 WARSHIPS IN EXERCISES
    77 7 PARIS. Mar 17— (AFP)— Thirty warships will take part ■m large-scale naval exercises to be conducted m the Medi- terranean under Admiral Earl Mountbatten between Mar. 26 and April 3 and will be known as "Medflex A." The exercise will deve'op m conjunction with the largest
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    MAO BREAKS HIS SILENCE
    48 7 LONDON. Mar. 17, (UP)— Red China's mysterious leader. Mao Tse Tung, who has been silent and unreported by the Communist pre^s lor the past three months, was reported yesterday to have sent birthday greetings to the President of the Communist North Korean "People's Assembly."'
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    WAR CRIMINALS
    38 7 MOSCOW. Mar IT. (Reuter) —The Soviet Red Cross said yesterday that 464 Japanese civilian war criminals who are soon to be repatriated have lived and worked as free 'citizens m the Soviet Union for five months.
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    ROMANTIC IMAGINATION-COUNSEL
    280 7 WINCHESTER, England, Mar. 17, (Reuter). A 21--year-old self-confessed homosexual told an all-male jury here yesterday that Lord Montagu of Beaulieu twice wanted to commit serioui offences with him. The witness Aircraftman John Reynolds said on both occasions he refused to consent but admitted that indecency occurred. He \Vas
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    Chinese State Position On Citizen Status
    252 7 Chinese State Position On Citizen Status By Arnold C. Brackman Standard Special Corr. JAKARTA. Mar. 17. Indonesia's Chinese population has categorically set forth its position on its status m a ringing, unified fashion. The Working Committee on State Citizenship purports to speak for the country's minority citizen?. These are the
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    Bomb Can Be Dropped Anywhere
    140 7 Bomb Can Be Dropped Anywhere WASHINGTON Mai (Reuter) Mr. W. Si. tig ITole. chairman 01 tin C *ressional Atomic Committee, sain last night lat (he United Stales tod nydrogen bomb and could rite[iver it anywhere m the wor d Previous official stati la had referred only to drogen device." Mr.
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    COMET WRECK
    31 7 A salvage sb p has recov< .< a large piece ol the B:i: I Comet oirlinei win* h r, off Elba Jan LQ ■vh the ios^ ol 35 livi s.
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    IRAN WON'T JOIN A DEFENCE PACT
    187 7 TEHERAN, Mar. 17 (UP)— lranian Foreign Minister Abdullah Entezam said yesterday that Iran will not enter any Middle East defence pact. Emezam made the statement lo American editors and publishers on a one-month tour of Europe and the Middle East with publisher James C.
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    Ike's Guest For 3 Days
    63 7 Ike' s Guest For 3 Days LONDON, Mar. 17. <AP' Queen Mother Elizabeth will stay three days at the White House as guest of President Eisenhower during her visit io the United States next fall, offi- cials announced yesterday. The Queen Mother will Cross the Atlantic late m October to
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    68 7 photo. A 14-year-old girl mental patient kept hundreds of spectators m suspense ih New Orleans, Louisiana, last week while she clung' to a narrow fifth-floor ledge at Charity Hospital before being rescueJ. Photo (left) shows the girl standing on the sixinch ledge (centre) shows the girl being grabbed by a
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    Security Measures For Ports
    74 8 SANTIAGO. Cnile, Mar. 17, (AP) The Government declared Chile's principal ports emergency zones yesterday because of a seven-day strike of merchant marine officers. The walkout has tied up more than 40 coastal vessels. Police arrested two officials of the striking union. The strike has caused considerable
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    GERMAN-JAP LINK AGAIN
    52 8 TOKYO. Mar. 17 (AP)— The arrival on Friday of the liner Schwa benstein will reopen a regular passenger liner service between Germany and Japan. The liner, owned by Nord- 1 deutscher Lloyd, will dock at j Yokohama. Norddeutscher is operating a Far East service jointly with the
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    Petroleum's 5th. Largest Consumer
    106 8 Petroleum's 5th. Largest Consumer CANBERRA, Mar. 17, (Reuter) Australia is now the world's fifth largest consumer of petroleum, the Minister of National Development Mr. William Spooner said here early this week. Motor spirit consumption last year was 721 million gallons —more than twice the consumption m 1939. he said. Consumption
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    LINE WITHDRAWS FROM PACIFIC
    119 8 LINE WITHDRAWS FROM PACIFIC LONDON. Mar. 17 (AP) —The Donaldson Line, one of Scotland's biggest shipping firms, have announced it is withdrawing from' the Pacific freight trade and transferring its three ships j on this run to the Blue Star Line. Deputy Chairman of the Line, Mr. Fred Donaldson, said
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    Keen Competition For Synthetic Plant Sales
    383 9 WASHINGTON, Mar. 17 (AP)— President Eisenhower was notified yesterday of "keen competition" m private industry for purchase of U.S. Governmentowned synthetic rubber plants which cost close to half a billion U.S- dollars. In a report on the work of disposing the 27 big properties,
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    Tax Relief For Small Industries
    106 9 KARACHI. Mar. 17 (Renter) The Pakistan Finance Minister Mr. Chaudi Mohammed Ali has announced a j budge; providing for an ail-' out export effort tax relief for smali industries and the loner income groups. He said the Governments economic policies were begin-' ning to bear
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    Thais To Buy Jap Rails
    56 9 TOKYO. Mar. 17. (UP). Two top office!? of one of Japan's largest stee! companies will leave for Thailand next week to speed negotiation? on a $1,400,000 rai! purchase, by the Thai Government, it was revealed today. Tliailand wants to purchase 1 i.h'27 metric tons oi
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    PRODUCE
    66 9 THE pro I toe .n S I".. :'< vKas co c i < pra section nd .n co« :.:t <),. with o I i siness parssing. Singapore pr^ d t-e (per picul) yester c a y i e Gambier S210; Bah L bete! oui S2B; (S;.. 827; copra S33£;
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    U.S. FIRST BIG ATOM PLANT
    49 9 WASHINGTON. Mj(APj. The U S A1 r Energy Commission anno crt on Saturday it is negotiat; g .-ii, agreement mtti o c Duquesne Light Co burgh, for the eon and iteration of the naikw s (i si fu -scale central «tati-^ tnwlear power plant.
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    Britain Not Hit By Jap Textiles
    189 9 LONDON, Mar. 17.— Mr. Derk-k Heathccat Amorr, Minister of State to the Board of Trade, said yesterday textile imports from Japan will have no harmful eftett on home industry under present quotas. Hf wa? asked by Const rvative H. R. Spence m the House
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    SHARES
    157 9 »f WAN industria nes < tly steady m l. yes 1 shai ere i IB ienl *o be I .> < B bam Changed prices wt IMIL'STRIM Buveiv S- era Au v Bricks O rN I C' n tin Smelt rte 24 I -J 3 F mi Noave Ortif
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    MARKETS
    128 9 c. j m i sea I cent above Tuesday's first grade rubber K\ I shipment icing quote "en l* per to. Tin jU-ariir^s -a s largt y v., better tnq j tr< i New York. London was repur: to apathetic. Demand fur the 1> rgn vac the only lest..:-
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      240 9 ITI Abacf By Al Capp \_r _**J^ _J^l I |4EtP. r ~T^2^^__Pt^ V E >W^C^, R1C MT H£RE _I I tm- LACES SOSHOL > I HC'C«'/ f 3s < sr^| Ife J^fy 4rvT L^-IWJ"^'^ co^,vttee: pulled ome\ -s>ftf\/* I T_ ftrVo i^i^__feVl__l^l_ O'THCMCAPtST TRICKS Alley OOP ~~By V. T. H
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      878 9 jTOjflasggsaJiwMM wi l-t"": SSaiimar (\lalay) lr 3 [MKWIoiM: Papi H idustaau Sf _t i jb i and 9 i.'i p.m. ;i I NGAPO RE» REX: 9S Eiver Streel 3. f:■ a <: <2MMtK: Pr :!s Ol N; lIS 1 m |/_l l« M H r V-/ f\ o.m t;i><fßK: From
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      Latin-American Rhythmists
      536 10 THE accent's on music and the spotlight'! on Gerry Soliano's augmented 10-piece band at Rattles which, since Xavier Cugafs visit, has become a carbon copy m Latin American music presentation. Set-up comprises brass section— C. Soliano, Ida Martin and Olympio (>alauro: sax section— Ahmed Jaafar, Renaldo Lachica, and
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      TUNEFUL TRIO
      135 10 TWO'S company, but three's never a crowd when it comes to harmonising before a mike to music-loving patrons at Singapore's Xew Country Hotel. And providing chorus are pianist G. H. (Job. 22-year-old Singapore crooner M'ng Ching Lian and drummer Benny Andy. The three other music makers m outfit
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    Indian Games
    33 11 photo. NEW DELHI: Athletes gathered from all over India inarching past during the inauguration of National Games. 1954. where the delegates for upcoming Asian Games m Manila will be selected. UP
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    Ooi Is After All England Singles Title
    330 11 LONDON, Mar. 17: (Keuter-AP)— Eddy Choong. Malayan favourite, is expected to be severely tested It retain his men's singles title m the All-England Badminton Championships beginning at the Empress Hall, Southwest London, tomorrow. i c loumam< nt, regar< ie ottir >. v a
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    Players For SRC Cricket
    101 11 ig have been iy tor the S ngaR eatic Club ag B on Si trdaj a1 On Mm ;>a« We I'.tpt l S Webb. D. Most P. Martens E C. DaSilva, J m. E B LaBroo: 3 ha V Barker. i a trial matcii «>c tIM
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    Rovers 'B' Remain Unbeaten
    223 11 Rovers 'B' Remain Unbeaten PARIT BIXTAR. Mar. 17.-- Kri.tn Rovits "B" nuuntained their unbeaten record when they held the Krian Malay Teachrrs to a onp-all draw. The Rovers "B" have only themselves to blame for not inning:. They definitely had the hotter of the exchanges throughout the ame but their
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    Soccer For UMNO Fund
    51 11 MALAYA Settlement Union XI (Kesatuan Kampong Melayu) will play a friendly football match against U.M.N.O. (Pontian Branch) at Pontian on Saturday for the U.M.N.O. Building Fund. Transport will leave Capitol Car Park at 1.15 p.m. sharp. All selected players and officials are requested to be m
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    ASIAN PUTT RECORD TO GO
    572 11 INDIAN CHAMPION HAS THROWN 47 FT. This is the third of series of four articles on the forthcoming Second Asian Games m Manila written specially for AFP by Y.V. KoIntrhoff, Committee member of the Hong Kong Amateur Athletic Federation. The fourth and last article of
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    Jap Jumpers Dominate
    90 11 The Association of Track and Field Statisticians has accepted Japan's Masaji Tajima's broad jump of 25 feet 1 inch (7.66 metres) at the world 1 games at Dortmund. Germany, last August 13, as a genuine performance when it was finally established that the wind behind Tajima's jump
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    No Place For Colony Hurdlers
    161 11 The 110 metres hurdles event at the Asian Games should be won at the comparatively modest time of 14.8 to 15 seconds. The fastest man m Asia last year was Japan's Takehiko Nakajima who clocked 1 4«* seconds at Ansbach on Japanese university athletes' tour
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    CEYLON'S HIGH JUMPER GOOD FOR ASIAN TITLE
    282 11 COLOMBO, Ceylon (AP)-Ceylon banks on a 19--year-old schoolboy high jumper to capture honours at the Second Asian Games m Manila m May. North Ceylon student N. N. Ethireeveerasingham, who cleared six feet four inches at an amateur athletic association meet two months ago,
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    42 11 -Standard Photo by LAST season's Penang soccer champions, Chinese Club (right) met the Indian Recreation Club m the openins- division one league game at Victoria Green Penang on Monday (Mar. 15) Chinese Club won by 2 goals to nil.- Sam Kai Yee
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    Convincing Victory
    65 11 TAIPIXG. Wed. Clever forward play enabled the Ist Federal Division to chalk up a convincing 4-nil victory over 1907 AOP m their junior division soccer fixture yesterday, j From the kickoiT, the nippy Federal forwards dominated p!ay and before the interval inside-left. Ha--him netted two goal?. On resumption,
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    Bukom Club Celebrates
    61 11 PULO BUXOM Clerical and Artisans' Club held their 22nd Anniversary celebrations at their Club house on Pulo j Bukom last Saturday More than 200 members and guests were present for the dinner and dance During the evening prizes j for the Club's annual iourna- j ments were
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      446 11 J NOTICES SENIOR CAMBRIDGE CLASS. T/ACANCIES are available m the Prince Of Wales institution, Travers Road. Kuala Lumpur. NOTICE THE UNITED CHINESE BANK LIMITED SINGAPORE "VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twelfth Annual General Meeting of the Share- j i holders of the above Company will be held at Its
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    KL SOCCER DRAMA
    372 12 Referee Collapses And Dies While Officiating Came KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Well-known Selangor soccer referee, Inche Syed Ali, collapsed and died while refereeing a FAS division I league match between the Selangor Chinese Recreation Club and the Dynamic Dynamos SC on the SCRC ground here today. Inche Ali,
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    Results At Glance
    113 12 Singapore Business Hi>o>e> FA Hague results were: DIVISION 1 Mm itile Bank 5 MPH 1. FJtM Hon? Rons Bank I. Sh^iJ J. Pulo Bukom 1. Ihiwnfa I 1. Chartered Bank Sini^pore Cold Storage v. Sinse Dttfcl postponed. DIVISION 3 Bar.d*?sbank 1. Stanvac 5. ICI ft, Fcrj I.
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    A GOOD DAY FOR BANKERS
    326 12 IT WAS a good day far the Banks Mercantile. Chartered and Hongkong— in yesterday's Singapore Business Houses division I league soccer- All three obu.iied full points m manner which suggests that the% will be strong rivals ior league honours this >eason. Most promising was Mercantile
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    Joint Hockey Champs
    126 12 Xt AI LIMPIK Wti' Polite Depot and Selaagor Eurasian Assacialt«i were declared j division 1 hockey rh^mpions today when ttw? tied for the second I,!!:* m the final at Vicloria Institution ground. Today's score of t^*'>al! was the same a> m !h«- first final played at Police
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    SJI Rout Methodist Boys 7-0
    148 12 SJI Rout Methodist Boys 7-0 S seph' Instil il'vmx lethodist Boy. Ar^.. School 7— m J S A r A ckout competition ,r R.. ts ground yesterday SJI Kit <A 1 attack t\ >m a the [il h r eng Theng »pene aej ki 1 SJ] arda then ni w•
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    Singapore Regain Empire Day Cup
    201 12 LONDON. Ma r. 17. (Reuter) Singapore winners m i'i.)i. nrv regained the Empire Day 1 1 eng< m the National Rifle Ass ation's overseas p >-.• 1] n 1 wen issued to lay >■" a sci n sheets had been examined Urn npetition havns] been
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    Chartered Bank Beat Breweries
    152 12 CHARTERED Bank, dominating play throughout. gathered two points when they beat the Breweries Sports Club 3-1 m i their SBHFA Div. 1 league encounter on the SUB ground yesterday. The Bank looked winners from the start. They opened scoring m the fifth minute through Mahadeva with
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    Chinese 'Y' Beat OTEC
    169 12 CHINESE V.M.C.A Blue team beat O.T.E.C. 8-0 at table tennis o n Monday. Results' were: Wang Liang Ping beat Teoh Ong Teck 2-0; Wang Chee Hong beat Chua Cheng Tong 2-0; Woo Cheng Sing beat Tan Geok Koon 2-0; Yew Kwang Mian beat Johnny Tan 2-0;
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    JESSELTON HAS A GOOD RECORD
    1141 12  -  WINDSOR LAD B> NEWCOMEB J«->«.fiton Hate Kinsscral h showed up to i ,t len ht ran .t verj sood trial i i Tuesday m the rneht 11. re- S 4/3 sec. for thi cc fur- > js is •< ear-old gelding by Royal 3: t
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    MERCANTILE BANK WIN CONVINCINGLY
    538 12 THOUGH they failed m their first outing: against formidable OTEC, newly promoted Mercantile Bank S.C. won their spurs m the SBHFA Division I League soccer, second time out, with a convincing s—l5 1 victory over Malaya Publishing House at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday Steadied and stimulated
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    HK BANKERS MAKE IT 3 STRAIGHT WIN
    386 12 DEFENDING champions, Hongkong Bank, look like having another, successful season. They scored their third straight win when they met Fraser and Neave m their SBHFA Division I league encounter at River Valley Road yesterday. After a goalless first half, Bankers scored three goals
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    Save The Hall Dollar Fund Gets Big Boost
    477 12 Save The Hall Dollar Fund Gets Big Boost TWO Malayan badminton players, one active prospect for yet another Thomas Cup final and ~k* other strong as a supporter for another Mala Thomas Cup, victory, gave the Save the Hall Fund the best boost since it was started m this paper
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    SHELL SCORE 1st WIN
    187 12 SHELL SCORE 1st WIN I PLAYING theii so far m the S&HFA leasue. Shell Sport* scored their first when the> defeated unbeaten Pulo Bukom on the Shell ground Fes day. She I awed thei a i' c a f whom Chin Wah Kwana wei c the p Skinner playing m
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    Simit Win
    82 12 SIM IT SC beat Kesta In a fi id td pla: re at I Clerical I recently. Res ilts S:• pla Chua P'T, K -i Goh; Pang X: c. M ihd. N T re beat Othman S ms id Buck Hee Im it X ia; Loo ■> Ye
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    SJI Upset VI
    35 12 ST. JOSEPH'S Old Boys s ©red an v victory ovei star-stud Bes ti 5< ..<., m a< ke gan I the I:.-- r-Old E League for the Da '\j. a" toria ETound yestei
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    NEW JOCKEY
    17 12 BRIAN Fagotti i (21 from Sydm j yes! I I r trainer A Fasotter cai
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      60 12 SOCCER: Singapore "A" VS. Chinese— Jalan Besar. SAFA League: Dir 2' SHBRC vs. C.A. "A" SHB Die. :iC: Farrer Juniors vs. Blue Rovers Farrer Park, Serangoon Malay Youngsters vs. YMSA—BODCA, P. &T. vs. Setia Jays S.C.—CYMA. Inter-School: St. JoscpJi's Instituti/m vs. Beatty SJI, Anglo-Chinese School vs. Victoria School— V.S. BOXING:
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