Singapore Standard, 19 March 1954

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    17 1 SINAGAPORE STANDARD IK 3H Vol. IV. \n. 2f>h. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1934 TWELVE PAGES 10 TENTS.
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    Crash:Govt. Orders A Public Inquiry
    161 1 Crash:Govt. Orders A Public Inquiry jfcdard Staff Reporter fit r Administering the ;)»>•• (loverntnent. Mr. C. (io«wle. annmin -J day that a public y \,v 11 be held into the and circumstanced" of 8.0.A.C. Constellation .it Kalian? airpoTt Uurday. f ial statement said Mr. tea decided it u» iit-nt" to
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    FRENCH HIT BACK AS REBELS MASS FOR NEW ATTACK
    139 1 ICON. Mar 13: An amiada of French bombers yesterday dived through screens *tinit llnilfj shells to bomb and i;an Vietminh forces forming up m the i or the second stase of their onslaught on Dien d it was officially announced here
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    SUDAN: U.K. TROOPS ON THE ALERT
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    GIVE FEKING SEAT IN U.N.'
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    Guards For 4 Americans
    35 1 V RK M vAFPwei this i loui ans, ng wat t they mighi Puerto Ricans the 5] > r Th US gate to the Hem atic S i- Mr. May a Ro-
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    BRITONS WILL STAY PUT
    501 1 WHETHER S'PQRE GETS SELF-RULE OR NOT Chamber Chief On Stake In Colony THE British commercial community m Singapore yesterday gave notice that whatever type of Government Colonial or eierted the Colony might have at any time, they have "an undeniable and undoubted right to be here
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    Rendel Accuses Colony Leaders
    239 1 Rendel Accuses Colony Leaders It's hypocrisy' Standard Staff Coir. LONDON. Mar. 18.— Sir George Rondel today accused Singapore politicians, who publicly demand immediate indep nd nee, of "hypocrisy." He said m private sessi ms they admitted immediate independence is impossible but claimed they had to do it because u that
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    THREAT TO THE QUEEN
    98 1 I. O X D O N. Mar. 18.— Briti i police are Investigating i tters sent to Lo n< spapers and ers ol Parliament threatening *'> assassinate Q; H zab< th "it she .-e*s fool m Gi ra tar.* 1 Mr. Clem nl Davie.s, the Libei
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    SINGAPORE TO SET UP BONE BANK
    92 1 THE ftrsi B.:. Bank" SJouth-Easi A U bo esta m Singapore towards the end of the >■ .>:. Tbt Standard ]eai Tiie formation of the B k ted sity of Ma aa In i h m mi w ith th< pof a small res
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    DORIA AND 5 OTHERS ARE ILL
    44 1 DOR IA AND 5 OTHERS ARE ILL CAIRO iMadan c Doi La Shal ik of the have been on a h tigei U ike Cor a sain lies for Eg: tia m< n > j te n to 1 tal at n ion *odd v.
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    NOELA'S BIG DAY
    34 1 photo. QUEEN ELIZABETH smiles up at 10-year-old Noela Robyn Home who presented Her Majesty with a bouquet at a civic welcome for the Royal couple m the Brisbane Exhibition grounds. A.P.
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    12 JEWS SHOT DEAD BY ARABS
    118 1 12 JEWS SHOT DEAD BY ARABS TEL AVIV. Mar. 13 (Route: Twelve people m a bus travelling from Eiath to Beersheba were shot dead yesterday by Arabs who wore believed to have infiltrated from Jordan. Israeli reports said tonight. A woman and chil<J who pretended they were dead and two
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    Lyttelton Home
    24 1 THE British Co] >nial Secretiry Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, ar- v I i in Lon Ion yesterday after h:s visit to Kenja.— AFP
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    S'pore Police Nab Death Letter Boys
    210 1 GET RICH QUICK' PLAN FLOPS Standard Staff Reporter TWO Singapore youths, who sent a "death letter to an Indonesian Chinese businessman demanding 55.000, were arrested by Police when they kept a rendezvous with the towkay yesterday morning. The youths were arrested by the Secret
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    OUR ORCHIDS FOR THE QUEEN
    55 1 A THOUSAND stalks of local orchids will be flown out to the Queer., now touring Australia, on Monday. The order was placed by the Torchbearers for the Legacy m Western Australia* with the Gem Nursery. Singapore. The Bowers will be packed m 20 carton? and
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    Another White Area And It's Malacca Again
    682 1 Another White Area And It's Malacca Again MALACCA, Fri. An area m Alor Gajah. Malacca, covering about 95 square miles and with a population of approximately 27,000, was declared a White area today by the District Officer, Mr. G. W. Gould. This raises the number of people m the Federation
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    7 Bale Out From Airliner —Rescued
    88 1 7 Bale Out From Airliner Rescued TAIPEI. Mar. 18. (UP).— Seven passengers of an Air Force C-llfl Flying Boxcar were rescued today alter they- parachuted ini'o the Pacific Ocean. 117 miles east of Formosa. A United States Army spokesman here. Major Charles Foo. said the plane, en route to Formosa
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    ECE SAYS E-W TRADE VITAL
    45 1 GENEVA, Mar. 18 !H> \iU r) Tile United Nations Economic Co nm i»r E (E.C.E) today approved by It vute.-- to ail a joii I n tion imitted by Britain id Kussia on the "great importance" of expanding East-West trade.
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    NOW 15,000 CITY WORKERS ASK FOR RITSON PAY
    250 2 NOW 15,000 CITY WORKERS ASK FOR RITSON PAY ABC) I T l.).0OO employees of the Singapore City Council want a revised salary sc:i!e based on the Kitson Commission recommendation-. and associations representing them v ays an i means to get the it v ed age nc without delay. c City
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    108 2 I LOSING rubber prites irenb p»T Ib m Sin^upere yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Mo I K> S fajtl L«»ose .'S4; s.">i No. 1 R.S.S. 553 ">•>' No z K.ss :>;> :>.s; N«. 3 K.SS. :>4 .VII Tone: i<i:iet after steady. lIS I'KH IThe prices of tin yesterday was
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    3 TRAGIC DEATHS IN ONE DAY
    136 2 3 TRAGIC DEATHS IN ONE DAY THREE nen H tragk n Sing One was pii ler it n < s sit* ad I v the n c, AI n some labc nrers ling 1 »f angle <■:■.'.■ ai G 18, S.:.uai>ire Harbour Board, len '.t-v lost frip. The bundles dropped
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    C'ttee Set Up For Ex-SC's
    86 2 r he h. appi oted a C t tee to :t ye ar.J consida ..-y i its from released Spe Constables reg irding np ncfits for w hich I hej I app cd. lie Csmmittcc also rtspons r> c for ensuring I ial .;>- -plications
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    Carried Weeping Front Court
    108 2 Carried Weeping Front Court A 55-YEAR-OLD widower. Gob Chiang, when sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment by the Magistrate. Mr. R. 1. B. Pates, m the Singapore Eighth Police Court yesterday, burst into tears. Shaking the dock with his hands. Goh cried out: "Ai see la. ai see la. ("I
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    MALAYA WOULD TURN CHINESE, HE WARNS
    667 2 MALAYA WOULD TURN CHINESE, HE WARNS MALAYA would turn Chinese "m the next 20 years or so" if the British left the country before stable self-government has been established, warned Mr. Vernon Bartlett, a British journalist and author, over the BBC recently. His address was relayed over Radio Maiayo last
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    59 2 Photo by Photo Supply. IRISHMEN m Singapore celebrated St. Patrick's Day at Raffles Hotel on Mar. 17. The past president of the Society, Vlr. T. P. F. McNeice. who is President of the City Council, is seen handing the Shelalagh. the Irish cudgel and the symbol of presidency, to Dr.
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    'SIT Should Sell Flats To Public'
    169 2 A SUGGESTION that the Singapore Improvement Trust should sell its fiats to members of the public was made yesterday by Mr. Lee Choon Eng, City Councillor for West Ward. He was referring to the 4. 4 million loan approved by ihe I Legislative Council
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    ENTERTAINERS DUE IN S'PORE
    74 2 TWO <op radio, cabaret and TV stars Bill Carrie (above and Sylvia Martin (below) will make their debut m Singapore at the end of 'his month at the Cockpit. They will arrive m the Colony on Mar. 24 by air. They have appeared m London, Paris.
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    COMMITTED TO THE ASSIZES
    47 2 PEXAXG. Thurs.— Tan Aw Bah was committed to trial at the next Assizes for the murder of a woman, Chow Ah Xooi ori Jan. ti. at the end of a preliminary inquiry before Mr. J. W. D. Ambrose m the Magistrate's Court today.
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    FISH BITE
    29 2 TWO Singapore police officers, claimed they were bitten by some sort of fish near the Tanjong Kling Police Station, yesterday evening. They were treated at General Hospital
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    OVERLOADED
    32 2 THREE lorry drivers, Yak Yong, Tan Kee Huat. and Low Buck Yong, were fined $7§, S5O. and Siio respective y in the Singapore Second Traffic Court yesterday, for overloading their vehicles
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    FOUND HANGING
    22 2 CIIOO Yoon Kui. 57-year-old estate worker, was found hanging m a rubber estate m Pulau U'oin off Singapore, yesterday morning.
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      177 2 COOKED SPMHiTII All the family uill < h, ruh« n Heinz Cooked Spa-hetti i- _BBB— f-erved for dinner 1 or no io«,<i W^W mL i- m<»r< popular, more ia-i«- hin tempting and delirious than >l^^" *-^^B^^ these tender BtfltUtde of pw4- ~Ss*_— ness with their ri< Ij, cpiri r^___i___w sauce.
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    CHAMBER FLAYS GOVT. COST
    345 3 Earning Less But Spending More Taylor THE Singapore Government is facing a situation m which its revenue is ste-idily decreasing and the only sound way of meeting it is to cut expenditure, states the Chairman of the S r.gapore Chamber of Commerce, Mr. V F. Tay'C
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    And Lady Temples !s Staggered...
    23 3 r. wife the Hi^ today jenl feel pi > 1 TB > from frositj ■xpeel tIK ear the na 90l
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    ELECTED TO COUNCIL
    41 3 ELECTED TO COUNCIL ;re s Ed Proi F Viceit C C I m S. H i I id a- y. i i. S Lee S B. C. Soh. I S. I Rowla Lyne. B I A S Pak Khuan and S
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    ENGLISH CLASS FOR FIRST AID
    23 3 ie SI Si free v I s?r!g over IS y j who wish 1 Ie I I -S
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    MEETING TO FORM CLUB
    32 3 AN INAUGURAL meeting I at Siglap So ntre, for a pi S at 4 :i a*. P R Th >-c who w sh > ppori > nof the > are attend
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    Left For Britain
    56 3 photo. p;« MX ;j sTK'E Buttro>?-.Murrav Mrs. Buttm-e-Mnr- -rmhed o n bojrd the PA O liner Carthu^f. prior to 1 r departure fos BriUin o n vacation, yosterd.iv. Standard UK I OHLSON i»f >l«*v,r> l>lay Kerr Co.. Sinsapure. i= Irs Ohlson photo<fapafi i>n board the Carthaue Deforr
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    Shakespeare At Varsity
    86 3 THE Etaffles Society of the University of Malaya will stage Shakespeare's "Taming )t the Shrew" m the Oei Ti »ng !N im Hall, Cluny Road, from April l to 6, at ■> p.m. II wfl] be acted m Elizabethan costume on a modified jtage of three levels.
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    SCALDED BY HOT WATER
    54 3 WHEN* a Singapore coffee SO )p assistant objected to 3 stranger making himsell a cvi ol ovaltine m the kitchen. pot of boiling water was poured over him. The shop assistant was badly scalded and was admitted I hospital, It happened m a coffee shop mi
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    Colony Artists Display Paintings
    115 3 j nexi a c Ii i bßcnl .t t an ait -->' j; j 3 til, am' n *vi* a" J pencil t>F w r.vn Singapore Shei a E*r wticei Xha notii chosen by bo** 1 1 ir tist3 IS Malaya::, m portraiU wv.. as t>M:i
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    A Pleasant Shock By The Models
    203 3 A Pleasant Shock By The Models r\VO American sailors from Uk l nitt d States destroyers Douglas H. Fox and Stormes now m port from operational duties m Korea, visited the American Club one afternoon this week and were pleasantly shocked into a trance that la.ted more than two hours.
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    Railways Save $2M. Using Oil
    192 3 Railways Save $2M. Using Oil Xl ALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malayan Railways will y<ixe about $Z million, when it switches to oil lor its main trunk line locomotives-Sixty-one locomotives, ronverted from coj! r ierg to oil engines, are ::ow iving the Railway Adminis- iti >n about SI milli >n, A
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    'RESERVE A FIELD FOR CHILDREN'
    123 3 'RESERVE A FIELD FOR CHILDREN' MR. THIO CHAN BEE (Prog. Balestier) on Wednesday asked the Singapore Government to reserve one of the three playing fields to be built near the former Anson Road Stadium for schools which have no piny ing fields of their own. Speaking during adjournment at the
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    Convicts Learn Civil Defence
    225 3 Convicts Learn Civil Defence CIVIL Defence train- I ing has now reached Singapore's Changi Pri- son and 16 Cantonese prisoners are undergoing the course "very satisfactorily." This was revealed by the Commissioner of Prisons, Major W. L. P. Sochon. at a Press conference yesterday. Major Sochon said the course was
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    BIG SEND OFF TO MALAY 4th
    104 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A silver salver was presented to Lieut-Cot, E. A. HeiTord, Commanding Officer of the Fourth Battalion. Malay Regiment, by the people of Triang m Pahang today, on the eve of the departure of the "C and D companies of the Battalion
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      228 3 Capitol Theatre Monday, March 22nd, 9.30 p.m. GALA PREMIERE of CAROL REED'S 'THE MAN BETWEEN" STARRING James Mason In Ad of tntcmatiommi Home I undj M'ius! On Wimjmt AT THE GALA PREMIERE ONLY Dorothy Amita, Serene Lim, Jean Chew, Shirley Lim, Juliana Tan, Juliet Tan and A CAST OT 22
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    Thanks To Welfare— Sam Passed
    116 4 Thanks To Welfare— Sam Passed THE care and devotion fiven by the Social Welfare Department to Samuel Joh Borough. 19. was instrumental m his passing- the recent Senior Cambridge examination with a Grade 1 Certificate. Samuel is now apprenticed to a shipping firm as :1 Cadet Officer. This was stated
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    CHEMIST FINED $10
    153 4 DR. F. C. B. Marshall, a chemist, who went to the Police Traffic Office m Maxwell Road after a police warning was sent to him for an alleged traffic j offence and refused to have his > name entered on a record card, was fined 510 yesterday.
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    U.S. WARSHIP DUE SATURDAY
    56 4 PKNANG, Thurs. U.S.S. Or.-a which is due arrive here on Siiturciii.^. will be the second United States naval 1 vessel to visit Penang m a j little m<>ve than a year. The first U.S. naval vessel to visit the settlement since postI war was U.S.S Rooks
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    TRAP IS READY FOR DODGERS
    367 4 NATIONAL SERVICE -AND HOW IT AFFECTS VOj —If They Return To Colony Standard Staff Reporter NATIONAL Service dodgers who leave Singapore before or during he period of registration will be Ha ble to register the minute they step Foot m the Colony again, even after
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    11 CHOSEN FOR APPEAL TRIBUNAL
    110 4 11 CHOSEN FOR APPEAL TRIBUNAL ELEVEN representatives of Singapore's multi-racial com-munity-men of high standing and not actively engaged m politic? have been chosen to the panel from which the Appeal Tribunal under national service, will be formed. Their names will be announced m the Colony Government Gazette soon. The Tribunal
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    Off To N.Z.
    36 4 MR. CHENG WEI MEN. s on of Rev. Cheng Shen Chu. of 279-A, Towner Road. Singapore, left for New Zealand yesterday by Qantas Airways to study medicine at the University of New Zealand.
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    EDITOR GIVES EVIDENCE IN OPIUM CASE
    102 4 THE editor of the Indian Daily Mail. Mr. G. Sarangapani told the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday that Thio Kirn Kee, mother of a 14-year-old boy, was the tenant of his house, No. 62, Buffalo Road, on Feb. 25 when Police carried out an
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    CHARGED WITH OWNING T.N.T.
    61 4 ADAM BIN OTHMAN and Hussain bin Othman were j tentatively charged m the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday with being m unlaw- ful possession of an explosive. j T.N.T., on March 15 at Pulau Pisek. Both were remanded m police custody after the charge wa s
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    Cupid Brings Double Joy To This Woman.
    346 4 Cupid Brings Double Joy To This Woman. THE Social Welfare Department has not only provided Miss "V"' with a husband but has also helped reunite her with her family from whom she was separated since childhood. This i the story of Miss V's romance and of her subsequent marriage and
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    U.K. Commission Move Rejected
    145 4 Industrial Disputes: THE British Government has rejected a suggestion that an independent commission from Britain should examine and report on the present arbitration procedure and industrial relations machinery m the Federation of Malaya, Reuter reports from London. Mr Ro:ia'd Williams. 2 Labour member had suggested this
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    Write An Essay And Win A Trip
    151 4 Write An Essay And Win A Trip THE United Nations Association i s sponsoring a world wide essay competition which is open to men and women between 120 and 35 years, of age. First prize winners are offered a free return journey to New York, and an allowance j Of
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    NOT THE SAME ROBERT CHOO
    55 4 MR. ROBERT CHOO of Silat Road and attached to the Education Department, Singapore. wishes to slate that he is not the Robert Choo who was sentenced to six month? imprisonment by the First District Court on Wed. Mar. 17 m connection with the theft of
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    75 4 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Mar. 18. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 16 id. April June 16 1 d. July/September 16; d. October/December 16|d. Jon./Mor. 17 d. April c.i.f. 16 id. Tone: Quietly
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    Living Standards Up
    147 4 THE living standards of the people of Malaya m the field of education, health and industry is improving by leaps and bounds, especially among the small town and kampong folk. These different aspects of life were illustrated m a preview of seven Malayan Film Unit productions shown
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    BABY AMAHS
    34 4 FOURTEEN girl? from Singapore's Girls' Homecraft Centre are being trained as baby amahs m a nursery, while another six are receiving special i cookery training to cater Icr an average size family.
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    What You Must Bo When The Call Is Sounded
    230 4 What You Must Bo When The Call Is Sounded IF yon are liable tor national service, this is what you will have to do. As soon as the date of registration is announced, you will be told the day and place you will be required to present yourself for registration.
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    42 4 photo. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Rowe. above. were married recently at the Sri Krishna Bacavan Temple. Waterloo Street. Singapore Mr. Roue is a storekeeper at the K. H. Dock Store. Sin&apore Harbour Board The bride is the former Miss Kannamtna. standard
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    MAGISTRATE HEARD CASE BEFORE GOING TO HOSPITAL
    223 4 MAGISTRATE HEARD CASE BEFORE GOING TO HOSP ITAL AMONG the lad few cases Mr. J. If. Devere.ix-Coiebourii. :he City police Ifafifsfsate Lbeard before he \va s admitted to the Genera: Hospital yester- day afternoon for a fractured I spinal bone was ihat of Ng Ah Tai. a woman hawker. It
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    VIETNAMESE TOURING FED
    33 4 VIETNAMESE TOURING FED KUALA LUMPUB A party 01 12 v off iourna sts. ii i v m m Federatu 1 lormai 1...-■• Fheir visit is sj: 1 Om American Spe La and I.
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      85 4 Weather Report Minimum Temperature: from 7.150 p.m. on Mar. 17 to 7.30 a.m. on Mar. 18. Singapore (7.1F), Penang (73F), Kota Bahru (75F), Kuala Lumpur (74F), Ipoh (73F), Kuantan (73F). Maximum Temperature: from 7.30 a.m. to 7.:>0 pm. on Mar. 18. Singapore (88F), Penang (88F). Kota Bahru <87F), Kuala Lumpur
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    Govt. Unions Accept New Pay
    84 5 Govt. Unions Accept New Pay 1 of Joint sterdaj decided ■pi Government's scheme based Ritson recom>ns and approvthe Singapore c Council on els that it wo i] i la resist the imthc srheme. lertain mcmi A ta ho.d a anass dc were rejected. ig a so pawed a:■•- ing upon
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    PUBLIC HELP. FEWER APPLY
    53 5 Brsl :i::^e m the number oJ v cases recoi g I ie month showed the pre\ •it S.-'^ap^re Social Department's progress r< r.:r.ry. stated lr€ 1 and sixty--: i re registered during a lecrease of on r January. Gross ier the Put S* ieme anwwinted ass
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    CHILDREN'S DAY PLANNED
    47 5 CHILDREN'S DAY PLANNED :->?. S— Children*-; m S lit, It was •ie Meeting >1 the s i 'hen Un on ..-< rinemas c sh »i 'ho thai lay. ag "i so decided to a School Children's f to heh) ue- iren through )mm .**.ee has v 'i -:y >, ".eir.e.
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    71 5 TtVO Singapore Girl Guide captains, will fly to Colombo for an advanced international training course betwern April 6 to 10. Mivs Low Hop Eng. (left) captain of the Fifth Singapore (iirl Guides Company and Mi ss Ns Seoh Seoh, upturn of the Fourth Singapore Girl Guide Company will aba set
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    TESTS TO RAISE PROTEIN VALUE OF LOCAL MENUS
    260 5 Xl ALA LI MPI'R, Thurs.— A "significant series" of nutritional and biochemical experiments are now under way m Kuala Lumpur, to find the cure for wrong Malayan dietary habits, due to ignorance and poverty. The Standard learnt today. 1 t experiments are
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    MASTER' RADIO STATIONS BUILT ON HILLS
    595 5 —Giant Network Complete KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Fifteen Very High Frequency radio stations have been built atop selected hills m the Federation, under a multi-million dollar project to tpeed Emergency communications, Mr. E. L. Spooner-Lillingston, Director-General of Telecommunications, told The Standard today. Tfiey were built
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    Here For Air Meet
    55 5 photo. A!K Ciimniodore R.C. Jones, Director of Intelligence. Air Ministry, who arrived m Singapore by 8.0.A.C. Argonaut from London yesterday to attend the annual conference of British Air Attaches accredited to Far Eastern countries. Hf was met at Kallansi Airport fov Group Capt. P.E. Berryman Chief
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    HIS TROUBLE WAS NOT FOR CITY COURT
    173 5 HIS TROUBLE WAS NOT FOR CITY COURT EXPLAINING why he nermitted his two new terrace houses to be occupied before they were issued with certificates of fitness, Chew Meng Chew said his architects had held out on him. '"The architects agreed on a $3,900 fee. I have already paid $1,000."
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    STARS RETURN
    31 5 INDONESIAN stars of Persari Film Company. Mr. and Mrs. Raden Mochtar left for Jakarta by KLM yesterday after completing "Terang Bulan di Malaya" at Kens Film Productions m Singapore.
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    DESERTED BY PALS, SOLDIER FOUND TROUBLE WITH SARGE
    255 5 DESERTED BY PALS, SOLDIER FOUND TROUBLE WITH SARGE DESKRTED by his colleagues after a drinking bout, a British Other Rank, went to the Royal U .:;k\ Police Head-, quarters fat help but >• into trouble there instead V- •tc BOR. Private J W wlio is at- bed to 143 8..
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    52 5 SINGAPORE'S mayoral mace bought by Colony film magnate. Mr. Loke Wan Tho. for the City Council, arrived here last night by BOAC Constellation. Below the City Secretary, Mr. T.M. Stevens, carries the mace enclosed m a leather case out of Kallang Airport. With Mr. Stevens is Mr. Loke's Secretary. Miss
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    TOOK TICKET MONEY, JAILED
    52 5 FORMEB manager of the 1 Diamond Theatre, EngicUah [Gopal, who absconded to Pe:\ang with one day".- ticket takings on Nov. 28. last year, was entenced to two months' ngori imprisonment, m the binSapore Eghth Police Court. yesterday. Gopa] was charged with ertaal breach oi trust amountne
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    HK EXCHANGE
    29 5 HONGKONG. Mar. 18 -Special Standard Service: Closing prices tbc Hongkong Exchange rodav were <13t& to £1 sterling: SjB y m7sSl: ***** toM.layan SI 5Q.212 to «>ne :ndone>ian
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    Robbery Suspects Are Held
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      488 6 Sir; If the Legislative Council approve the Criminal Justice (Temporary Provisions) Bill substantially m its present form no thanks will be due to Air. Alex Josey whose article on the subject m Tuesday's issue of your newspaper is a masterpiece of virtuosity m the art
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      AMUSIN BUT TRUE
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    253 7 Tips On How To Deal With Russians <>\IH)N. >lar. 18 (IP) aht-r Claude Dewhurst, i expert, to-duy laid down rvra iMrdinal rules to be .bMTved m dealing with the .^i.in.s. In hK book "Close Con- t published today >, \!,ii ami Inwin Dewhur>* lUtlined his experiences wr the last five
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    105 7 was Dewhurst's third tip. They will seize en any .nhim detaU and if they can disprove it. invalidate the Hole protest. Fourthly, never demand anything from the Rtissi ins. As soon as they sense an ultimatum the highest level will have to be eonsuivd. and Dewhurst
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    408 7 H-Bomb Surprised The Scientists, Too 'WORLD SHOULD BE TOLD' WASHINGTON Mar IS (Keuter)— Mr. Carl Durham, a Democrat member ot* the House of Representatives and ranking Democrat on the lensjressional Atomic ommittee. said yesterday that the I ntfed States "explored this month" a thermo-nuelear weapon many times more powerful than
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    229 7 LONDON, Mar. 18 (Reuter)— Lord Tedder, wartime Deputy to General Eisenhower, last night warned Britain against placing too much faith m guided w eapons guided **thal tastic menagerie c ect.ng r. sfo mid ega rded answerab c. H rds m nee ewoodbui esper- npaign i
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    81 7 WASHINGTON*, Mar. 18. (Renter).— Th e Japanese Government yesterday asked the United States for information of the circumstances .surrounding the injury of 23 Japanese seamen following a United States atomic explosion m the mid-Pacific O n March 1. A State Department official said a Japanese Embus. Official
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    47 7 photo. WHEN Crocuses appear, spring: is here And although, according: to the calendar, .spring does not officially arrive until March 21, for most people m London, spring has arrived. And here Robin and Jeffrey Hedman play among the crocuses m Hyde Park. London. A.P.
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    INSTANT ACTION AGAINST AN AGGRESSOR
    264 7 Ike Voices US Defence Policy WASHINGTON, Mar. 18, (Reuter)— President Eisenhower said yesterday that any President of the United States should be hanged if he did not take immediate action to repel an attack on the United States whether Congress was or was not available
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    15 7 TOKYO. Mar. 18, <AP)— Japan's Crown Prince Akihito got his driver's licence yesterday
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    Russia Agrees To Time & Place
    167 7 Russia Agrees To Time Place MOSCOW. Mar. 18, (Renter)— The Soviet Government yesterday announced its agreement that the Geneva conference on the Far East should be opened m the Palaise Des Nations former headquarter? of the League of Nations on April 26, as arranged. j Mr. John Foster Dulles. American
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    McCARTHY DISPUTE: INTEGRITY ASSURED
    135 7 McCARTHY DISPUTE: INTEGRITY ASSURED WASHINGTON, Mar. 18 (Reuter) President Eisenhower said yesterday he had full confidence m the honour and integrity of the Secretary of the Army, Mr. Robert Stevens m his controversy with Senator Joseph McCarthy. The President told his press conference that it' he did not have confidence
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    NEW GLIDING RECORD
    63 7 WELLINGTON. Mar. 18. (Renter)— A British Commonwealth gliding altitude record of 25. 900 feet was set up yesterday by Mr. Stephen Georgeson, chief instructor to the Canterbury-New Zealand 'Gliding Club. He used oxygen above 15,000 feet and only gave up making use of an "excellent" upcurrent at
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    Wed Brother To Enter J.S.
    91 7 lIDXGKONG," Mar. 18. (AP) An American official said yesterday a 24-year-uld ChJaese girl wanted to get into the United States so badly she went through a wedding ceremony with her o\v n brother. The official said there was no question of incest. A spokesman for
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    Australia's Largest Oil Refinery Opens
    170 7 GEELONG. Mar. 18 Designed to be one of the largest and most modern of the Australian oil refineries. Shell's Geelong plant was opened here today by FieldMarshal Sir William Slim, Governor-General of Australia. It is the first of these new refineries to tome "on stream".
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    MacARTHUR TO CONFER WITH MR. PRESIDENT
    233 7 MacARTHUR TO CONFER WITH MR. PRESIDENT WASHINGTON, Mar. 18. (UP) The White House announced yesterday that President Eisenhower will confer there tomorrow with General of the Army. Douglas RiacArthur. who was Cired as Far Eastern Commander by c.\Presideni Truman. White House Press Secretary James Hagerty declined to tell, the purposes
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    FRANCE SEEKS EXPLANATION
    96 7 PARIS, Mar. 18. (Renter)— France is to ask the United States the exact meaning of Mr. John Foster Dulles statement m a Washington Press Conference on Tuesday night that any attack on London or Paris would be followed automatically by retaliation by American forces, it was learned
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    118 7 Portugal Gets A Warning NEW DELHI. India. Mai (UP), India formal Ed Portugal pesterda* she would oof na "sileni .spectator"' to repression against pet the Portuguese colony of who favour a merget wt\ India. fhe governi le pul note ol proU dk the Per- se gatton New DeJhi m oonn<
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    IKE'S GREEN TIE
    45 7 WASHINGTON. Mpi 18. (H ter) President E eU Saini P. I Day today I n earii r dark green tk Hie II rpn 5£ onfen ace fl propei em en and r .<-' I everybody m the room w c a a it.
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    143 9 Prosperity Depends On Fair Price LONDON. Mar. 18, (Renter) Mr. Cyril Osborne. a Con servative asked m the House of Commons yesterday what the Government was doing to secure a better price ior rubber. Before I'ne war. he said, rubber was about double the price of cotton. Today United States
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    399 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN —To Buy From R.l. Or Singapore By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Mar. 18 Japan is now undecided whether to buy rubber from Singapore or from Indonesia? The stake is big: 100,000 tons. Last year Japan gave the nod to Singapore, purchasing upwards
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    95 9 MR. I. A. C. Peters. righL Sales Manager ti ihe switch-gear department of Entlish Llectric Company. Stafford. England, arrived m Singapore on Wedne->d.i> by Qantas BOAT Constellation from K/dne> on a Far tast tour to promote Use sale of h'4jk vattace itrh u«'-r As a side-line, the Company ais:» mak«">
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    41 9 SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 18. (AP) S. Clark Beise. senior vice-President of the Bv.nk of America, yesterday was named President of the world's largest bank, succeeding Carl F. Wente. who is retiring. He will assume the presidency April 1.
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    SALE OF SYNTHETIC
    56 9 WASHINGTON. Mar 18. (IP)— President Eisenhower told his news conference yesterday that he thought a date would be set soon to start negotiations for the salv- to private owners of the government-owned synthetic rubber plants. He thought that after the date was set negotiation.^ for actual sale
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    206 9 MULTI-MILLION TRADE DEAL NEW YORK. March 18 (AP)— Japan. Indonesia and Western Germany are considering a three-way multi-million dollar trade deal, the Indonesian Ir.fonn--1 otion Office m New York reported yesterday. The plan. proposed I y Western Germany, would enable that country, which has a deficit m its Indonesian trade,
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    134 9 i j i;. i\;iO r market Sin- j:;., di i dosed quid a: >.-. »1 ly yesterday, first grad*- <r for Apni shipment be. 1.4 quutj cri 5S| ate per »5 1 iti lon Wednesday). Shoi I covering pun j and better advices Ei erI seas t onti United
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    56 10 photo) MOVIE actor Alex D'Arcy, who takes a leading role as courtier m the film "Abdullah the Great," uses a telephone once used by King Farouk, during shooting for the filir m the exKing's Montazah Palace The film, which has the blessing of the Egyptian Government, closely follows the story
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    56 12 THE Fijian rugby team which returned to Malaya yesterday on the Empire Trooper aftrr .i tour of Hongkong. In their first match there the FARELF Cup final they were beaten 11—10 by the Welch Regiment. It was their first defeat. They won their remaining games 17 5 over All Hongkong,
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