Singapore Standard, 23 March 1954

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD *^KEgbS^ 3H Vol. IV. No. 261. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 193* TWELVE PACES 10 CENT*.
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    'GOD' PICKED 3 WINNERS FOR WOMAN
    400 1 'GOD' PICKED 3 WINNERS FOR WOMAN Srr^dard StaH Reporter r .h:^ m jctera 1 age > >!ieve m ea snd out wh j 5 -J-ye.ir-->Lt A.~. Ajh Ttft 1 >'.■■. nan if as tided v Si hft cnbling ra I H 4r: m 1 > Si'WCOW i Best she had
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    Forces Get To Grips With Reds
    314 1 Forces Get To Grips With Reds UP, HI SAYS Big Give-up Drive KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— After weeks of dogged mi! tuv c;ini]):run>. -Operation Ivanhoe," is now producinc definite resalts la t»e elimination of the hard ore ol Selangor Communist organisation, The Standard was told today. Ov 2.000 British and Gurkha
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    MAMIE IS BEST DRESSED WOMAN
    35 1 NEW YORK, Mar 2.2 (UP) Mrs DwigW D. Eisenhower was' named the best dr^sed woman m public life today by the Fashion Academy, a school tea hes fashion design and
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    Free Geld Mart Opens
    72 1 LONDON. Mar. 22 The free market mi n London opened today m a M«all room m the Kothsrhiid Banff, alter 13 years of inactivity. The first meeting was a quiet one. attended only by th,» brokers of six London firms making up the gold market. They
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    MILLIONAIRE'S BODY IS UNCLAIMED
    513 1  - MILLIONAIRE'S BODY IS UNCLAIMED V. T. SAMBANDAM By Police Statement Challenged Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Police statement on the identification of the bodies of two Kallang air crash millionaires, Mr. M. Ct. M. Chithambaram Chettiar and Mr. Nils Eric A. Moller, was challenged yesterday. A statement issued by the
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    Talks On Suez Not Possible —Eden
    220 1 Talks On Suez Not Possible Eden photo. i LONDON, Alar. 22 Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, said today that resumption of negotiations with Egypt, on th 0 future of the British base m the Suez Cain! zone, jg "not possible" m preseni circumstances. Mr. Eden was peterring m the
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    ONE TERM GOOD ENOUGH FOR IKE
    37 1 WASHINGTON; Mar. 22— (UP)— President Eisenhower is reported to have told White House visitors that one term is enough and that he does not c'noose to run m the 1956 elections.
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    0N A WILD GOOSE CHASE
    79 1 BOIZAXO. Italy, Mar. 22— (AP)— The self-styled American Set Smithly, who led more than 200 Italian troops around the Alps m a 24-hour search (or a crashed American military plane, admitted last night his story was false. Italian police at Vipiteno, here m the Tyrol,
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    McCarthy Seeks Help Of A Lie Detector
    84 1 McCarthy Seeks Help Of A Lie Detector WASHINGTON. Mr 22 (AP) Sen. Joseph McCarthy yesterday suggested the use of lie detector tests as a way to get at the truth m his controversy with U.S. Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens. He said that when the S-nate Investigations Subcommittee
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    CHURCH DEANS LABEL THE SENATOR 'AN IMPOSTOR'
    167 1 NEW YORK. Mar. 22. (Reuter) -j 1e episcopal Deans of Washington and New York yesterday attacked Senator Joseph McCarthy .as "an im-. poster" and -another of the devil's disguises". The Very Reverend Francis Sayre, Dean of the Washington Episcopolian Cathedral, delivered nis sermon
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    THE TWO MILLIONAIRES
    8 1 Mr. Nits Metier Mr. Chidambaram
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    BORNEO COURT ORDERSSTRIKERS Off THEIR SHIP
    288 1 BORNEO COURT ORDERSSTRIKERS Off THEIR SHIP THE Jesselton High Court yesterday ordered the eviction of 28 striking crew members from the Straits Steamship Company's ship Kimanis, a Reuter report states. The men belonging to the Singapore tndo-Malay Pakistani Seamen's Union, stopped work on Mar. 20 and refused to leave the
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    ARRIVES IN HK
    27 1 LT.-GEN. Sir Uh§ries Loewen C-in-C of Far East Land Fore is, arrived m Hongkong y iay from Singapore on a ("routing inspection visit." Reuter
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    TWO SHOCKS
    31 1 CALCUTTA. Mar. 22 (AP) Two successive strong earthquake shocks lasting a total of three minutes rocked Calcutta. Cuttack (Orissa), Bbagalpur (Bihar). Gauhati and Shiliong (both m Assam) early today.
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    2 PASTORS NAMED FOR CALL-UP TRIBUNAL
    170 1 2 PASTORS NAMED FOR CALL-UP TRIBUNAL TWO SINGAPORE clergymen have been named to tiie 11-man pane!, it a which a ti ;bunal to deal mrtth appeals Bga national service will b? chosen. Ti: iy ar Ret Chiu 3.. I ftev. J R Fleming. The pai rej ntativc >f all t
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    N'LISTS ELECT CHIANG AGAIN
    51 1 N 'LISTS ELECT CHIANG AGAIN TAIPEI. Mar. i:J -.AFP. Grenei aliss no Chiang Kai-s c c v, re-elected Eo i v- ars Presid if the Cb Xa; iona is Sepubli bj L. Wf votes to 48 For 1 Demo O:. I i irst ballot Cl receh I 1 ,387 votes
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    Lady Tempter TB Hospital Given Preference—Why?
    393 2 Lady Tempter TB Hospital Given Preference—Why? KI'ALA Ll'MPl.'R, Mon.— Why should the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital be given preference •ver a similar project m Johore?— Dato 11. E. Mac■caric asked at a meeting of the Malayan Association n>r the Prevention of TB Council here today. He PWHJ the question during
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    BUS DRIVER IS ACQUITTED
    65 2 SIX ADA Mohd. Kassim, the driver of a trolley bus which •oKided witn a cyclist and then partially smashed into a shophouse at Tanjong Pagar Road On Sept. 7 last year, was yesterday acquitted by the Singapore F:r<t Traffic .Magistrate. Mr. F.A. Chua. on a charge
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    Labour To Open More-Branches
    79 2 Labour To Open MoreBranches Standard staff Reporter IHE GENERAL Co A Parl h i. to uss the iona report and its i ts a ting ocal pa itics. V P A- j. Ch iir- > Party 1 the Si thai the >ro k>s< I .for th< P A the propos
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    OFFERED $3O TO INSPECTOR
    59 2 S :< X en, a passenger- vas fined 55C >. iefauft 1 tree lent m i S ;ap Fifi i Court I guilty tffaring ribe to m inspector oi it i ed the ribe to Ihe r when be was :':'-r- rogated ai the [mmigr iti
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    Quick Action By Boy Traps Thug
    288 2 Standard Staff Reporter A 14-YLAR-OLD boy who heard of a man demanding money from residents of Tanglin Road, Singapore, on Sunday afternoon, rushed to the nearest telephone and had the Police called to the scene. The suspect, a young Chinese, was threatening a middle-'
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    Bartlett Calls For Progress In Fed.
    228 2 Bartlett Calls For Progress In Fed. LONDON. Mar. 22, (Renter). An article m today's News Chronicle expressed the view that Malaya now needed a period of unsp sctaculax progress. T:;e writer of the article, Mr. Vernon Bartlet l who iia> just returned from Ma'ava, p:-ai-o:i the outgoing FL^n Commissioner General
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    PEON FACES FORGERY TRIAL
    78 2 SAMSUDIX bin Hashim, a peon, was yesterday committed to trial at the next assizes by .Mr. R. B. I Pates m the Second District Court charged with theft of four Eastern Bank cheques at the office of W. H. Brennan Company m the Chartered Bonk building
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    DAWN RAID TRAPS FIVE GANGSTERS
    82 2 FIVE Chinese secret society gangsters were rounded up by Inspector A. Gopalan and a party of detectives when they raided a shed m Telok Ayer Basin at dawn yesterday. No weapons were seized m the raid. but 'Police found house-breaking implements and some pawn tickets
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    MODESTY – TRIAL CLAIMED
    53 2 MODESTY TRIAL CLAIMED ABRAHAM Basilian was charged before the Singapore Fifth Police Court Magistrate, Mr. D. H. Chapman, yesterday, with outraging the modesty of a woman at Kilburn Estate. Bukit Timah Road on March 10. BasiHan, who claimed trial. wa s offered S5OO bail and the case postponed to March
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    Films In Vista-Vision
    135 2 Films In VistaVision VISTA VISION, a new process of larue-screen presentation that gives movies all the boauty. scope and brilliance of real life, has been porfocted by Paramount Studios m Hollywood. And. with this announcement made m Singapore yesterday comes the netfs that Paramount are making three films m the
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    JURY WAS MISDIRECTED: COUNSEL
    380 2 MR. DAVID MARSHALL ed m the Singapore Co Cri Appea thai the i idge had te i the jury at the i 23-jo o I barb v y iv, > sent- guilty by a it B—l8 1 on Jan. 27, Vadivelu was «nte to ban (or
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    S'PORE NEEDS 600 TEACHERS IN '54
    419 2 Recruitment- Starts Now Standard Staff Reporter AT LEAST 600 teachers for new schools will be needed by the Singapore Education Department next year. This number will be increased, if English teachers m vernacular schools ore token into account. The Acting Director of Education. Mr.
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    COMMODITY FRIGES
    107 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib m Singapore yesterday were: Bayers Sellers No 1 WLBM Spot Loose 55? 55 i No. 1 R.S.S. 55; s€i No. 2 R.S.S. 552 55 i No. 3 R.S.S. 54 i 54 i Tone: Barely steady. TIN PKK'fc The prices of tin yesterday
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    School Is Razed In Pre-Dawn Blaze
    137 2 School Is Razed In Pre-Dawn Blaze KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Seventy boy s and girls of the Sin Ming Chinese School m the Gurney Road area of Kuala Lumpur went to school as usual :his morning only to discover the building a heap ofcharred ruins. The school a plank and corrugated
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    Warrant Out For Driver
    71 2 TRAFFIC Magistrate Mr Howe Yoon Chong. jrester issued a warrant of arr si for a motorist. Goh Ah L<v. v. t'ai'ed to appear i:; sourt yesterday. Goh was charged wiih permitting his friend to drive a car whi'.e no! covered by third party insurance. The friend.
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    CONCERT BY ANTI-TB ASSN.
    54 2 BATU PAH AT, Mon The Johore Anti-T.B. Association will stage a variety concert at the Government English School here on Thur.-r.Tay at 3 p.m. Tickets are obtainable at the Rice Merchants' Association, Charlton English School, Premier English School, District Office and Land Office, a: SlO. $5,
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    HOSTESSES TO RAISE FUNDS
    39 2 THE SINGAPORE Dance Hostesses' Association held a special meeting at their headquarters m Gey.ar.g yesterday to discuss ways arid means to raise funds for the Association. It was proposed to stage c show m May.
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      68 2 Weather Peport Minimum Teinpir.iiurt': I r«>:n p.m. on :Kt March •»> 7 :i n>. on !*nd >l:r( h. >snq;.»porf 7 I p^naii; 711 X 1 Jiahru 7SK.. K.I. 7 '.y 7 1 Kuanun 7.J Mu\imjm FeroprrAlurp. I rum :.'nd March. iBTF>. Priunc 9*V K.ita. Kahru 188F), K.I. [91T\ lp«»h iMft.
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    Exotic Fan Dance
    49 3 THRILLING R. files H»t,| Rallroom patrons with exotu r««iii»eafcM md Jierobatic dances are ihe m danters LeiU Mhttlte This fan dance inspirVd music of SHMteTt'a Grenade" was a hi«h!i"ht i !l.H>r>hows o n SalurJav ni^ht. This strikins pe^ was captured -for The Standard by Henry Wooh
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    BAN ON 'OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES' TO PROTECT PUPILS
    298 3 BAN ON 'OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES' TO PROTECT PUPILS PI PILS of Government and Aided secondary s and students oi the Tethers' Training College le Junior Technical School w .U not be allowed to ..ipate m the activities of adult musical and *ra tic organisations m Singapore unless they obtain the i
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    UMNO MCA To Discuss Polls Policy
    87 3 Executi <■ ayan Chin ?se A> n- i M i Organi iti >:■. Ntn t s■■ irai c y i: Ku i nonth to n -j > wha y. l t Ibis v i: I a boj a i vc.c'.v reapecti ■.v > parties
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    BUDDHISTS TO SHIFT HOUSE
    27 3 XHI B-i Ihist MA, Parade present ate > 28 s ?nyi an. >> v Cb S.i" fhese will m I 5 aa the Jataa Senj
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    ANNUAL MEETING
    31 3 setmg THE annual general i >; the Malay Settlement Uni >:i Singapore, will be he ,1 m khe bhouse. Lot 330, i m Pi' ik on Sunday, it 2. t0
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    COMMUNITY LEAGUE FOR RURALS PLAN
    199 3 Aims To Foster Self-He!p Standard Staff Reporter A RURAL Community Service League designed to help Singapore's 300,000 rural dwellers is to be formed shortly. Mr. M.P.D. -Nair, Legislative Councillor for Seletar. one of the organisers. told The Standard yesterday that the need for such an
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    Mobile Dental Clinic To Start Tour
    78 3 Mobile Dental Clinic To Start Tour THE first mobile dental clinic wili shortly start its tour of the rural areas. Built at a cost of about $20,000 it is staffed by a fully qualified dental officer and nurse. The clinic is fitted with all the latest electrical denial appliances and
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    MISSION AT ST. MICHAELS
    93 3 IPOH, Mon. A mission will be held at the Church of St. Michael's by Rev. Fathers T. Creede and O'Malley Jones, i Redemptorist Fathers of Singapore, from Mar. 28 to April 11. Two time-tables of exercises are: Week days 6.10 a.m. < mass and mission sermon;
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    WOMAN JAILED FOR CHEATING
    51 3 PENANG, Mon— A 36-year-old woman. Aishah binte Che Mat. was found guilty m the Magistrate's Court today of criminal breach of trust of jewellery worth $1,335 belonging to Asnah Bee binte Mohd Ismail at Sungei Pinang Road on Jan. 4. She was sentenced to" nine months*
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    36 Accidents A Day In 1952
    171 3 36 Accidents A Day In 1952 AN average of 36.6 traffic accidents a day were reported m Singapore during 1952. In the City there wer e 79 3 accidents per mile as against 10. G in the rural areas, according to traffic accident statis-l tics issued by the Commissioner of
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    HE IS PATRON OF ANGLERS
    84 3 MALACCA, Mon.- The Deputy High Commissioner. Sn Donald MacGillivray, has accepted the invitation of the Malayan Angling Association to be its patron. The Association, Founded m June last year, has 200 members. It is formed to promote anglin? m Malaya. A turnal, "Angling m Malaya,"
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    OPIUM ADDICT GETS 6 MTHS.
    43 3 TEMERLOH. Mon.— -Ng Kirn Ten? (42) an opium addict. was sentenced to six months' imprisonment by Mr. E.M. Smallwood. President of the Sessions Court. West Pahang when he found i 1 v. guilty ai possession ot prepared opium.
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    Life Not Bearable, Says The Cabbie
    144 3 Life Not Bearable, Says The Cabbie IN DESPERATION. Wauarat Gul. a taxi driver turned to th»* inspector who m prosecuting him m the City Polite Court yesteiday for parking his taxj near the Capitol Theatre waiting for the show to !> over, and said: "You're making life unbearable for me.
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    3 APPEALS THAT FAILED
    92 3 TOU AH LF.ONO I I p:> c a c i unsuc a^;:!»! an eight-year sent Eor armed robbery, wag i by Ino Singapore C »url tf Anne:! 1 yesterday, th U i sentence was "not m my n <^ r exces ive.* 1 Another armed ro
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    HK SCENES IN NEW FILM
    64 3 HONGKONG will provida the colourful background to j new British Sin to be mad* shortly by Sir Michael Bali >>" The movie will be ba^'i on i true flying story by Air Marshal Sir Xjctor Goddard Producer Leslie N > r> f "Cruei Sea" and
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    DIVORCE FOR DOCTOR'S WIFE
    141 3 A DECREE nisi to be made absolute m three months, was granted n B*e Singapore Higb Court yesteidav to Mrs. Nancy I. an. who petitioned toi a divorce from het husband, Di. Edward Chew Seng Lav. Hi grounds of his adultery. Mr>. Lav said she marrie
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    WATCHMAN FOUND DEAD
    37 3 IPOH, Mon— A 28-year-old Punjabi. Mehar CJiand. was found hanging m his kitchen last night. He was dead. He had been a watchman at the Hongkong and Shanghai Bunk for the last seven years.
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    THE BRITISH MUST QUIT MALAYA'
    719 4 THE BRITISH MUST QUIT MALAYA' 'How To End Fear^By Rahman: Standard Staff Reporter THE "only way" to end whatever suspicion, tea* and distrust that may exist between the Malays and Chinese is for the British to leave the country. I Tungku Abdul Rahman, j President of the United j Malays
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    Tug Heseaes A Tanker
    38 4 THE Malauan Stevedori>ig and Transportation tug Silverrides which hurried to the rescue of lite tanker Chunchi Ho (belote) and towed her safely to Singapore yesterdui). Inset: Captain H. Clark, master oi Vie Silversides. Standard
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    LABOUR CODE IN COLONY TO BE REPLACED
    119 4 THE 31 year-old Labour Ordinance m Singapore, described by trade union leaders as an 'out-moded legislation" will be replaced by an "up-to-date"' Ordinance soon. The Colony's Labour Commissioner. Mr. G. W. Davis, told The Standard yesterday that the Ordinance which is still m
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    $20,000 BAIL IN DOPE CASE
    57 4 TAN SAM SOON who was charged m the Singapore Fifth Police Court on Saturday for being mi n possession of 40 ]bs of raw opium. in Bukit Timah Road o n Jan. 27. wa s offered a fresh bail of $20,000 yesterday. The case eomes-up
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    Extortioner Was A Secret Society Man
    201 4 A 24-YEAR-OLD Chinese, with eight previous convictions and at present serving a 19-month prison sentence for attempted extortion, was yesterday charged m the Singapore Seventh Police Court with being a member of a secret society. The accused Goh Kirn Bock, the court wa s
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    'Dogged By Bad Luck'
    177 4 THE Malayan Stevedoring and Transportation Company's tug Silversides returned to Singapore yesterday with the Korean Govern-ment-owned tanker Chunchi Ho m tow. The Silvei sides, commanded by Captain H. Clark, was Singapore-bound from Kuala Belait. Borneo, when she received radioed orders from Singapore to rush to the
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    GOVT, WANTS SJRO TO GIVE UP ITS HOMES
    112 4 SINGAPORE Govenuneni waats the Colony's Joint Relief Organisation to hand over unconditionally i-ll houses i- has built lor fire victims from public donations. The Standard Learned yesterday. Government has refused to buy over the houses as sug- j gesied by SJRO as
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    BAIL GRANTED IN 2 SURETIES
    69 4 CHUA BAN TENG. who was tentatively charged with robbery while armed with a dagger, was offered bail m two sureties of 5-1.000 m the Singapore Fifth Police Courl yesterday. Chua is alleged to have robbed Tan Teng Lim of $30. a gold chain and a
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    Pickpocket Is Cheered-Even By Police
    169 4 A MAN picked the pockets of the Deputy Commissioner of Police. Mr. D. K. Broadhurst and other senior Singapore police officers yesterday. Others saw the culprit but did not stop him. Instead they laughed and clapped their hands. Eveu the Commissioner of Police, Mr.. Nigel
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    I.Q TESTING CAPTAIN FACES NINE CHARGES
    412 5 CAPTAIN Herbert Reginald Shemilt rfmit .hnical adviser to the Sin££re V^Sffid SK^S v iety. whose job was to test the Intelligence Quotient dl personnel m the Far East Land lF^rcel c^id ul to nine charges at a General Court SlStiat^W ti I BOD, Alexandra
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    EXHIBITION TO AID ELECTIONS
    64 5 MORE BAHRU, Mop..— lohore State electing is holding an exhibition le Government office re- fir-t floor, from for fiv« days. purpose is to get the >v c e;ect:on minded for the ig State elections to be a'er th) 9 year, said Mr 1 I State Elections
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    HILLARY GOING UP AGAIN
    33 5 s R F. -.land Hi'.iary. the I eroi of Mount Everest, is to arrive m Singapore Qantas 'BOAC C mstella- Sydney today on li < :ea<» another expedition c laiayas.
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 5 INGKONG. Mar 22 -Specks i"d Service: C osmu prices c Hongkong Exchange Si.Yr>B to £1 .'"-.t-r nu. 1623 to L'SSI: $1 821 to Ma i *1 50 211 to me Indonesian Gold $245 25 to 1 Me!
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    NEXT ASSIZES
    14 5 E next Singapore Assixes leld m the Hi^h Court "> at 10.30 a.m.
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    'JAGGERY' WAS WHITE SUGAR COURT TOLD
    129 5 .IOKORE BAHRC. Mon. The president of the Sessions Court here. Mr L. Cohen. was today '.oNi how a bid to smuggle 200 bags ol white sugar across Ihe causeway frcr. Singapore ua^ foiled by a vigilani Customs officer at a checking point. Charged with
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    Oldest European In S'pore Dies At 93
    358 5 THE OLDEST European resident m the Colony, the youngest m a family ol 4 boys, all nonagenarians, died at the age of 93 years, at his residence m Siglap Road, yesterday. Alfred V. Sheffield was born m London on Dec. 21, 1860. Schooled
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    Stole From His Host
    109 5 A EUROPEAN, who invited a 17-year-old English-speaking boy to sleep m his room, found $UW and £10 missing from his almeirah the n?xt morninS. This \va s -stated m the Singapore Eighth Police Court ,m a case m which Denis Lemuco pleaded suiltv to stealing money
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    'CRIME WEEK' DREW 50,000
    48 5 THE -CRIME Prevention which drew more than 50,000 people throughout last week has helped to establish better and friendlier relationship between the Police and the people, the Police Secretary, Mr. Peter Claque. said yester"We regard the Week well as worth the effort," he said.
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    U.S. MILLIONAIRES INVADE COLONY
    181 5 Standard Shipping Reporter THE 34,000-ton Cunord liner Caronia the largest vessel ever built specially for pleasure cruises berthed alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves yesterday with 500 American millionaire tourists aboard. The wealthy visitors are on a 99--day cruise which started m January this year from
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    TOURISTS FLY TO BANGKOK
    86 5 FOURTY-FOUR American passengers from the vessel, Caronia, who arrived m Singapore on a round-the-world cruise, left the Colony by Cathay Pacific Airways Skymaster for Bangkok last night. The chartered plane carried 36 women and ei™ht men, who will leave Bangkok on the same plane tomorrow to
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    HOTEL KEEPER FINED $400
    36 5 WONG Bang Ngo 26. 3 hotel keeper, was yesterday fined $400 m the Fourth District Court for assisting In the management of a brothel m Marshall Road, on Nov. U last year.
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    Romance Can't Catch Up With Gay Crowd
    467 5 By CHRISTINE DIEMER Standard Staff Reporter DESPITE the luxury, the leisure and inspiring stopovers at Easter Island, Suva, Pago Pago and Vavau, romance has not yet struck the millionaires' liner Caronia, now m Singapore on the 59th day of its 99-day JapanSouth Pacific
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    Caronia Brings Dollars Galore!
    81 5 Sons to take them on shopping and sight-seeing tours m the City and .Tohore Bahru. An hour after the liners arrival, department stores m Raffles Place and High Street were stormed b. v the tourists bent on buying curios and silk goods. The Caronia's last port
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    SUPER CONNIES FOR QEA SERVICE
    180 5 QANTAS Empire Airways will soon be'flyin-r Super Constellations on their Sydney to London via Singapore Kangaroo route at touristclass fare, which is cheaper than the present first-class. Capt. H.M. Birch, Qantas manager m Singapore, told The Standard that the first Super Constellation will arrive m
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    PAAPIans Cheaper Tourist Service
    183 5 PAN American World Airways Inc., which is inaugurating a new low cost tourist service to all points on their Pacific routes m April, announced the tourist fares will be approximately 25 per cent, less than the current first-class. The following are examples of round-the-world flights from
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    Wot, Me?
    813 6 <«^IR George Rendel has caused no little flutter m Singapore's political dovecote with his remark that Singapore's politicians are double-faced. He said that while some of our politicians demanded immediate independence m public, they sang a different tune when gjhring evidence m private sessions before the Rondel Commission.
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      TWO READERS QUESTION F.P.A.
      149 6 2. Reduce the present high cost of living. 3. Clear the" slums' and build better and cheaper homes for the workers. 4. Improve medical facilities for the workers. 5. Build more schools for the children of workers. 6. Grow more food and adopt the latest tools
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      (1) Ten Points
      213 6 Sir; With reference to Christine Diemer's article on Family Planning m The Sunday Standard, kindly permit me to say that having failed to lure thousands to their clinics, the F.P.A. have now adopted the more subtle means of going to the firms and bringing employers' pressure on
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      (2) Logical Way
      297 6 Sir; To judge by the long queue m the picture accompanying Christine Diemer's Sunday article on Family Planning, local matrons are much more interested m fertility than m infertility. Since the foundation of Family Planning locally, the birthrate here has soared till it is now one of
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      USELESS EUSTACE
      16 6 "See! No danger of bein' hit for six if you face the oncomin? traffic!"
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      Review of Views
      229 6 Review of Views Not Yet Yernon VERNON BARTLETT'S broad-| casl over the BBC recently? on Malaya must have chilled 2 the spines oi his British! hearers but "we do not think? the Malays ;>nri Chinese in 5 this country have started! sharpening their parangs as^ a result of his talk,"
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      PRICE OF BREAD
      212 6 Sir.— l am the sole breadwinner of a fairly large family, and recently I was overjoyed to hear the announcement by the Supplies Department of a decrease m the controlled price of bread from 30 cents to 26 cents unwrapped) and 28 cents wrapped m wax paper
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      429 6 S'r; Perhaps if I wore to repeat the relevant part of the speech I made at Malacca it \vi!| be an answer to the criticism now levelled against that speech by certain group of persons m Kuala Lumpur. I had no written speech, but I do remember
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      WANTED: A Plan For Malaya
      1456 6  - WANTED: A Plan For Malaya ALEX JOSEY I M4»*mm] I Attain *9 COON 'Malaya will be independent. What will be the policy and the programme of the first freely elected government? What will take the place of the colonial economy which Malaya now has? So far, the political parties have
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    Sir Ralph Meets Fawzi On Canal Zone Talks
    134 7 Sir Ralph Meets Fawzi On Canal Zone Talks CAIRO, Mar. 22 (AP)— Sir Ralph -v en sen. British Ambassador m jiro. and Egyptian Foreign Minister, Mr Mahmoud Fawzi, talked for 30 minutes last night at the Foreign Ministry. Ar'ter the interview— unusual for adav— the Ambassador told newsit concerned "developments
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    EUROPEAN ARMY PLAN IS OPPOSED
    106 7 PARIS. Mar. 22: (Reuter) amentarians from pean countries ended a two-day meeting here last night an affirmation of their opposition to the propos- European army and a decide* up a liaison con> co-ordinate their ac- ties. Delegates from Fia:;. c Italy. German? and the three
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    Sir John Hunt
    33 7 R John H;;nt. leader ot the B >h Mourn Everest expedi- a U :nade an honorary I i Freeman) of Chamonix. so arts -entre m the h Aips, yesterday. Reuter
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    Margaret Takes A Special Lesson
    41 7 MISS Margaret Truman, daughter of former President Truman of the I'nited States, takes a special music lesson from Spike Jones to prepare for her appearance on n>s T.V. show m Los Angeles, recently. A. P. photo.
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    MacA May Be Sent On F.E. Tour
    126 7 MacA May Be Sent On F.E. Tour WASHINGTON. Mar. 22: (UP) General Douglas MacArthui ma v b e designated a special White House envoy and dispatched on a sweeping Far Ea-t toui as a result of his luncheon this week with President Eisenhower, the United Press learnt today. Powerful Congressional
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    167 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Mar. 22. The following are the dosing orices of rubber and tin on th« London Market. LONDON RUBBER Soot 16? d. Apr,! June I6JA July September 16»d. October December 17 d Jan Mar. 17; d. April c.i.r. 16jd. Td.is »cry steady ••KLICOPTERS
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    FIFTH EA2L OF GOSFORD DIES
    64 7 NEW YORK. Mar. 22, (Reuter)—The fifth Earl of Gosford, a proprietor of a New York wineshop, died m hospital here on Saturday. He was 76 years old. He is survived by his second wife and the two sons and daughters of his first marriage. His
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    P.I. To Do Its Share To The Free World
    174 7 MANILA, Mar. 22 (UP)— President Ramon Magsaysay declared yesterday that the Philippines would not shirk from its responsibilities as a member of the free world. i At the same time, he said that for the sake of security the Philippines must
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    TALKS ON MERGER
    78 7 LONDON, Mar. 22. (Router) Britain has ooened consultaations with Prance and th;ther five European army j nations about the final form of her association with the proIjected military merger, the Foreign Office announced yes- ttrciay. A spokesman declined to [elaborate the statement But diplomatic sources said Sir
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    ASIAN PREMIERS TO TALK ABOUT DEFENCE
    380 7 And How To Check Reds COLOMBO, Mar. 22, The establishment of a defence region for the Asian area bordering Ceylon, India, Burma, Pakistan and Indonesia is expected to be discussed at the Asian Prime Ministers' con ference scheduled to be held here from April
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    Two Win Awards
    56 7 HOLLYWOOD actor Alan Ladd looks appreciatively at actress Marilyn Monroe after the pair had wo n the Actor and Actress Awards at the annual Photoplay Gold Medal Award's dinner m thr film capital. This was Mob roe's first public appearane*since she returned from her trip to Korea
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    Rotor Not The Causa
    94 7 LONDON. Mar. 22. (AFP)— i Representatives of the De Haviland Aifcraft Company said that a preliminary examination of the Comet engines recovered from the sea i bed off Elba, did not indicate that a rotor missing from one [of (he engines, caused Us crash j I
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    'TALKS WON'T BY-PASS U.N.'
    190 7 COLOMBO, Mar. 22 (AFP)— United Nations Asembly President, Madame Vijayalakshmi Pandit, toid the Press here last night that the coming Geneva conference on the Korean issue would not be by-passing the United Nations, or undermining its prestige. She .said the conference was a genuine effort by
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    MAU PARLEY THIS WEEK?
    46 7 NAIROBI. Mar. 22. (Renter) A peace pat ley with Mau j Man terrorist leaders postponed at the last moment on Saturday is likely to take] place later this week m the forest near Nyeri. according to a source close to the Government.
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    US Chiefs Study Aid Proposals
    147 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 22. (Reuter)— United States defence chiefs are studying proposals to send more aid including 25 light bombers to the French Union forces m IndoChina. informed sources reported. One of the proposals is understood to involve re-consi-deration of the French request -for a group
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    LOCKWOOD'S NEW FILM
    52 7 .JOHANNESBURG. Mar. 2l\ (Renter) Leading British film star Margaret Lo:'kwood has accepted an odor to play the j leading role m a new South African film, to cost an estimated C20.00n. The film will be set during the Ang'.o-Bocr war of 18i)ii-l!)01 and will be called •"Hensop"
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    68 HURT IN BRAWL
    33 7 SIXTY-Eight Africans were injured. 20 seriously, m a bar room brawl m Johanesburg. m which clubs, knives and beer mugs were used. The cause of the fight remains unknown.
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    UNITED GERMANY
    28 7 A MASS rally of 200,000 East German workers at Leuna pledged themselves on Sunday to a "courageous and bold light for a United, democratic Germany." Reuter
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    Atlantic Drifters Fly Back To U.K.
    284 7 Atlantic Drifters Fly Back To U.K. L O N D O N. Mar. 22 (Renter).— Mr. Roland Sharma CSA). of London, whose father is a Malayan barrister, Mr. Frank Evans (28), of London, and Mr. Claude Norman Dickson (32), a New Zealander, returned here by air yesterday after drilling 3,000
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    Red Dean Calls For Ban On A-Bombs
    157 7 Red Dean Calls For Ban On A-Bombs LONDON. Mar. 22 (AFP) —The "red" Dean of Canterbury, Dr. Hewlett Johnson, told his congregation that atomic bombs should be banned, and that the masses should be supplied with the full facts on the effect of the atom bomb. Dr. Johnson said that
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    NO INVITATION TO JOIN PACT
    76 7 BAGDAD. Mar. 22: (Reutei) The Prime Minister ol Iraq. Dr. Fadil Jamali, told a press conference here yesterday that "Iraq has not yet been invited to join the Turko-Pakistan pact."' He added: "When invited we will consider the issue m the light of our national
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    CONTENTED MIND
    20 7 MRS. Julia Gray, of Cambridge. 107 yesterday, -aid: "Have a contented mind if you want to grow old".
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    Protest On U.S. Bases In Greece
    73 7 MOSCOW. Mar. Tl. >. \P Russia has cotnp bum d Greece that United State 1 tary bases on Greek ton threatens the peace n I > Balkans, the Kremlin > nounoed last night. This was the third note I protest Russia has sent Hi
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    MARIE FEELS BETTER NOW
    154 7 TOROXTO, .Alar. Tl. (UP)— A one-lime lumberjack and cowboy, who was transformed surgically into attractive Marie Jefferson, said yesterday that she Celt better mentally and physically alter the change. In a copyright story m \he Toronto Telegram the 24--year-old brunette from Port Co! borne. Ontario, told
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    Rubber Men To Meet In S'oore
    308 9 -a SCENE at Shell Corner Servfce Station, Penang, shortly after the Shell Company introduced "1.C.A." m their motor spirit. It is now four weeks since this new development m motor spirit was introduced m Malaya. The Shell Company's branch office m Penang is daily
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      RUBBER SIEADY
      136 9 THE rubber market U Singapore yesterday closed bare'y steady at 551 cents per ■b. for first grade rubber ior April shipment, a drop of cent from the weekend closing price Uprountry selling m tiie afternoon contributed largely to the decline m prices after the steadiness m the morning.
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      5% DIVIDEND
      29 9 GOPENG Consolidated. Ltd. has declared an interim divl-; dend of 5' < m respect of the, year ending Sept. HO, 1954. payable m England on April 8, 1954
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    Industries And Tins Are Better
    801 9 BOTH Malayan tin and' industrial shares m the Singapc re market showed slight improvements yt-s--terday. There were better inquiries for rubber shares but no business resulted. IMUJSIKI \l S Buyers Seller.* Aux Bricks Ords. US Mi Prcf. 2.10 Ul xd ■M..-- I > 12 1
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    PRODUCE
    102 9 TriE produce market m Singapore vt mained quiet and easier m sections yesterday, with only small business passiag. Copra for Apr! shipment closed around S-'.'j per picul seller? with buyer? at $31. Coconut oil seller*-' indicated ?~i?i with no buyers. Singapore produce prices yesterday were, (per picul): Garbbier (round)
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    US $10 MIL LOSS REPORT
    48 9 DETROIT, liar. 22 (AP) I Hudson Motor Car Co reports a lossol USslo,4l l.o6o.' iii I*s: a s compared with a profit oi U558,307,847 m 1952. The company's stockholders will vote next Wednesday on a proposal to merge Hudson with Nash Motor. Photo).
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      222 9 HI Abner t k™** By Al Codd Aiiey OOP By V. T. Hw7n STW Fc^ ■\.&XVe>~-^ m^M M. NtAV aJ^E HUfMPHFf 2OOMUH B The Kaart O£ Juliet Jones By Stan Drake ?Sfiscilla's Pop By Al Verroeer JWWAT WOULD YOU UKeJ a *?*<f( AKiVruiMrv I /^VES.^V x OR CWRl^™^s>l|^M YGOOdS-NELSE SON?
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      880 9 ANTI-DIPHTHERIA CAMPAIGN: ot»ru\ r,, tie" 3.15. 6.15 and 5.19 free immunisation will be yiven mAAE*A£*t*A :r -to infants and children at the JW»JU*« LrDW: T c Black i,,.^.-- gJS following maternity and child CAPITOL: The Woman they A.l- ,'i „hv y rr welfare clinics: Kampong Batak nv kl rvnehed 3
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    Don't Be Secretive About That Second Baby
    702 10  - Don't Be Secretive About That Second Baby MARGARET SCOTT xxv by a ITs rather strans;^ h*»* seeeai babies nevt*r Mem to follow the same eour*e jis th*-ir older brother i»r >Ut?r. Wht-rt one has been m easy bab> the other will b«* difficult w;:le. later on. the r »le.s may
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    AMERICA'S BEST SALESMEN ARE HOUSEWIVES
    483 10  - AMERICA'S BEST SALESMEN AR E HOUSEWIVES Phil Meyers Says COMK of the best salesmen *J m the United States are housewives, says Phil Meyers, .»l Cincinnati, who hir»-> 59.000 of them. Meyers makes dresses, md sells 2i million of them i year through women working io their spare time m
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    IT'S NO SECRET, SAYS VIRGINIA
    151 10 UOLLYWOOD, Star Virginia Mayo i s luscious proof that haviyig a baby need not harm a famous figure. The blonde beauty, considered by many to have the movies' most perfect body teas off the screen more than six months for the birth of her first
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    IT'S BEEN HEAVEN SINCE TRACY ANN CAME INTO OUR LIVES
    740 10  - IT'S BEEN HEAVEN SINCE TRACY ANN CAME INTO OUR LIVES HAL BOYLE Says ipVEKY time a child is born two cowards are created. They are the parents. There Is nothing: like a baby to turn a couple of normally courageous adults into a pair of timorous mice. Some six months
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    NAMING THE BABY
    144 10 \NN BLYTH'S baby, ex- pec-ted m -lune after she finishes "The Student Prince." will be named Mary, Theresa or Joan if a girl, Michael, Patrick or James j if a bow i DONT tell anybody, but the actress m this picture is the winner of the best
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    'Dear Joy Jones..'
    107 10 treats nu> I cannot find the teil him thi.v Please h<-!j) ipo man awf ca« m m t« to d her She c prefer* ■ltd y Eton that st i hi* Fone, b I tDOnuui lone Kitleci I cated. A chas tig himsi ><•!■/ put him of
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    Open Letter To Decorators
    194 10 F)EAR SIR OR MADAM: J You who plan Those model homes m ma»i dues, Come walk with me today and scan My layout of famesfic scenes. It isn't really m my nature To carp at rooms you have designed. But children whom you love to feature
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    CALL FOR NEUTRAL UMPIRES
    224 11 Present Squabbles Scenes Intolerable l ONDON. Mar. i^ (Keuter)— The Observer, com•,uns on the present cricket test series m the West es tedav called for neutral umpires for test i.es. In its comment feature, the independent ■rver pointed out that international football ,nes had neutral referees.
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    HARRIS SETS A RECORD
    112 11 HARRIS SETS A RECORD Reuter lHKi>i ,!R(»l: R*--: Harris. fWf* ..<.<■.„ nal sprini eye ist. 441) a r 4 c cord attempt made A ...i Vttd Newer- M \\l>. B< n Re /mute c: N .!ir. v i-':i '■'*> o second P*a« ;n ne l the Knishis of i o
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    Boxer Olson Best Athlete
    45 11 v ur. -1 CAP) ports fitera and eta e lect< Carl < Bono* I m -.i 1 eweight boxas Hawaii's 195 c yeaf yesterd i m ected wo- P ing r I WAS j o.:\ Mid Hone inntf is Pl'^phj m May.
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    ZATOPEK WINS ANOTHER RACE
    58 11 S. Max. 22, (AFP") »p< k, ih^ Czech Oiym- hampioo yesterday -.-junto i'ace Paris, organized 3 V the -n >: paper. L'Humanite covered *te ten k:^"- es m .0 minui s i '3 ds. Poland's Quromilc was «cond. covering the distance t 31 minutes -0 seconds.
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    Thompson To Fight Paul Cheng
    203 11 Thompson To Fight Paul Cheng BILLY THOMPSON of lIMS Cossack ended a three, month search for Promoter Nene yYsterday. But Billy, who wanted to meet the winner of the Mike Ra villa Benny Salem fight, found the promoter too late. As Salem is not able to make the trip to
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    Cockell Backs Out Of Fight
    65 11 LONDON, Mar. 21 (Reuter 1 Don CorkeU. British heavyweight boxing champion, lias withdrawn from his European Tir! e flghj with Heinz Neubas, fne German holder, which was c taken place m Doit- DCXi month. The pane ol f4.n00, agreed >y the E iropean Boxhig Union.
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    Sunday Football is Booming In UK
    255 11 LONDON Mar. 22 (Reuter)— A non-profitmaking company has been formed to organise Sunday football which, though officially unrecognised, is booming m Britain This new development is deplored by the lords Day Observance Society who described it as ♦k^ *hin «nrf nt th*» wedse." Til
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    1000 Miles For Match, Worth It Says Fraser
    503 11 1000 Miles For Match, Worth It Says Fraser LONDON Mar. 22 (APi Lance Corporal Bill Fraser travelled nearly 1.000 miles at the week-end for one game of soccer. Back at his army camp m Stirling. Scotland. Fraser said: "It was well worth it." He helped his new club, Sunj derland,
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    Brazil Qualify
    139 11 WORLD CUP RIO DE JANEIRO. Mar. 22 (^p> Brazil won the right o represent South America m :he world SOCCOC championships by defeating Paraguay 4—l yesterday. The victory gave the Bra/i lians a clean sweep on elimination games. They defeated Chile twice and Paraguay the same number of
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    Wins 2 Titles
    49 11 PALM REACH. Florida. Mar. 23 'AFP' American tennis player Vie Seixas won ;he men's singles title here with w° e:iS v victor-v over Art LarSen. The score was 6-2. 7-5, 6-1 Seixas and Ton.- Traberl later won the men's doubles beating Siyen Davidson and Gardner Mulloy.
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    Referees' Case Against Ex-Pros
    356 11 LONDON, Mar. 22 (Reuter)— English referees, proud and perhaps a little touchy about their standards and prestige, are m the main opposed to the idea of ex-professionals coming among them a s football league referees. Nor do the Football Association encourage it. mis seems luuuus wucn
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    He Took All Ten Wickets
    88 11 CANBERRA, Mar. 22: (Reuter) Australian Capital Territory Cricket Association is to seek recognition of the bowling performance of Bruce Robin who m a first class match here last Saturday took all 10 wickets of the opposing side m the first innings. Robin. playing for Kingston
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    2 Yugoslav Men Refuse To Go Home
    131 11 LISBON Mar. 22 (Reutei Two players of Yugoslavia s national volley ball team including the 28-year-old Captain. Gavra Budisin, refused to return to Yugoslavia when the team left here for home last night at the end of a European tour The British liner
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    STTA Meeting
    30 11 THE Singapore Table Tennis Association will hold their las Council meeting on Friday, at 7.30 pm at the residence Of Dato C. J Paglar 321 Joo Chiat Place.
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    Now They Want World Table Tennis On Davis Cup Lines Or Every 2 Years
    456 11 TOXDOX. March 22 (Rented _Tbe world table tennis championships, which are to be he d here next month, have grown to made that mature they should be split into zones like the Davis C- id Lawn
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    DEATH
    57 11 X OK— Peacefully at J. Lan Kamunfng on 22.3.54. 11l Sok F.i Yin (731 miner ari< ntichant. H e leaves a w.dow rour sons six daughters and >>'- grandchildren. The funeral wil ,;,Kt f,!ace on ZC^.54 'I 1 I£t leaving 93 Jalan Kamuat 4.30 pin. for the Church it
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      556 11 ACKNOWLEDGMENT MESSRS KEF. VF\V HOCK Yew Chye and Yew Lens wish to thank all those relative? and friend? who so kindly sent scrolls, wreath?, leleenim. paid night visits and attended the funeral of their beloved "Bother Mrs. Kce B<<on Quab, nee Madam Soh Ah Gan. ANNOUNCEMENT MR. V ROGERS SAMMY
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    Skryne Primrose And Sir Francis Impress On Track
    288 12  - Skryne Primrose And Sir Francis Impress On Track WIND SOR LAD By SKRYNE PRIMROSE (Basri) and SIR FRANCIS (Donnelly), two of Neil Hobbs candidates, provided the best workouts ai yesterday's gallops when returnin? three furlongs m 37 i 3 sec. There was very little between them at the finish. A
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    SHB Police Superior
    88 12 S Harboui Board tee ur M us!i m d r.-'- .>!■:,(- -t .r- F<x (ball v- 3A eague pi »yed V. ground SHB"> ird Tey ut theii ne 3-4 to Radio M■> R esa ftrst half, S:f3 set going The >penin^ c 4')- minu! tr«-l a j
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    JCHORE BEAT SELANGOR 30
    26 12 'ohore v. mi i ihe m the C i here o "ci Ite ries V Mia »a ■-> i-:. Ami n .w beat
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    30 Boxers For Trial
    101 12 i v Colony boxen have submitted their entries for a ■i »n trial at the U ippy >: Id stadium on March 25-26 the Asian Games, rhese boxers who h i enter- J l are all eligible to repr sent Singapore at Mam! i. „ii,i secret:
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    Mua. Win Again
    26 12 ML'AR. Man.— Muar XI again beat Kluang War De- <■ partmeni Combined Association m a return soccer match] yesterday. The score .vas :i 2.
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    CA UPSET PULAU BRANI
    641 12 Grandstand Finish By Islanders Fails To Save Day UNPREDICTABLE Chinese Athletic, who made a pointless opening m the SAFA Senior League ten days ago when they were unexpectedly beaten by Kota Raja 1-0, reversed the score yesterday at Jalan Besar stadium. They toppled top-notchers and hitherto
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    Perak Search In Vain
    202 12 IPOH, Mon. The standard of badminton m Perak. according t rt the annual report of the Perak Badminton Association, leaves much to be desired. It states that the year under review ont'e again saw the "oldcross" dominating the same m the state and that 4 pe
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    Big Win For P&T Union
    87 12 The P. and T. Union cricket team scored an easy victory over the Braddell Cricket Club m a friendly fixture on the Woodsviile ground by 114 runs or, Sunday. Batting first the Postal men compiled 135 runs, 'he top scorers being Kandasamy 45 runs and
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    Army Cricket XIs For Sunday
    91 12 THE Army will field two cricket learns on Sunday In the SCA league match against SCRC at Hung Lim Green the following will play: B.G. Duggan (Capt>, AM Oscroft, A.J. Biscombe. PI) Short. MLW. Ford. C.R. Barren D. Greenshields, C.E. Flinders T. Angus, D. Dent.
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    REVISED FIXTURE
    27 12 THE revised fixture j n the SAFA Division One League for Saturday 27 at Jaian Besar Stadium will read: Aim'cable A A vt.>;\>us Star Soccerites.
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    GHQ Qualify To Meet The Gordons
    250 12 G.H Q Signal Regiment qualified to meet the Gordon Highlanders at Kuala Lumpur on March 26 for the FARELF inter-unit team boxing championships Kon Ty 17 1?' Kh^ s from Hong Their victory came m the last fight when the Hongkong boxer was disqualified
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    S'pore Cricket Club Gain Their 3rd Straight Win
    374 12 A GRAND second half rally gave v Cricket Club full points when they met last junior league and cup champions, Singapore thians, m a S.A.F.A. Division II match on the Pad yesterday. Trailing 1-0 at half time, SOD wen third successive game
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    GAMES CANCELLED
    33 12 S A FA's Division 3A matches between Radin Mas Ramblers vs Kebenaram SC and Voun^ Companion vs. Alexandra FT scheduled to be played yesterday were cancelled because the grounds were unfit.
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    88 12 a (;:ft minute v •Lc A so lints wit Associati m a S.A.F.A Lean yestei d ly. The tnd madi go difficu I Das b few shot iric the iged an all ml a the fa n 1 I sec «d minutefi Junioi ttu ist n em the
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    Winners Of Vsrley Cups
    67 12 MALACCA finals for the badminton tropl i competition I Ma a ;> re < A1 Welfar i A. pasi tiaii man L was played o/6 a* i sin» Badmintoi H day. Abul Ka r Ha bea< Mattl Dei 15-7 !<;?• trie open phy whiis: Kiss A
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      67 12 SOCCER: SAFA LeagueUiv. 1: Koto Raja vs Indian Recreation Club— Jalan Besar; Div. 3A: Social AP vs Seletar FC Farrer Park; Uw. SC: Katong SC vs Cos-mos-BODCA, YMSA vs Umted SC-CYMA. InterSchool: Bartley SS vs St. Anthony's Boys' School— SJI, Anglo Chinese School vs St. Joseph's Institution— Barker Road, Raffles
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