Singapore Standard, 31 March 1954

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD /fc 3H Si Vol. IV. No. 272. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, iMARCH 31, 1954 TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    Naguib Keeps Post Of P.M.
    71 1 Naguib Keeps Post Of P.M. Oi Mai 30 (Renter. litary and poi ained on t here 1 -ay after tical up- s which paralysed the came ml I hamme I > restore A-f re re■■i p m rucnin sictent, roUapse I pressure str ia, shortly tj that he ring back
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    SEVEN DIE, 3 ESCAPE IN B-36 CRASH
    34 1 SEVEN DIE, 3 ESCAPE IN B-36 CRASH gt Ma: 1 er crashFair hi B H j j oe I j* m and B m 3 ii neare I i ;c i t J jat-
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    AIRLINE CUTS OPERATIONS
    8 1 AIRLINE CUTS OPERATIONS Ai «poke j be con-
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    Copter Crashes In Padi
    68 1 Copter Crashes In Padi X a: [puh T .-.—A P• N optei rasbed »adi field it a qus r i j >f the Screml an X iv aii R ad thij rm iq--1 i ,ard > slightly L K.P. 11 v *;!.i Lie R E Wain. »b The ci of
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    Officer Guilty
    27 1 NAIROBI, Mj R< tt< Barry Har H« 17- i i x■ xJa on charge of 1 --auit n i Ma v. ho burned c inter-
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    WINDRUSH SINKS IN TOW
    383 1 WINDRUSH SINKS IN TOW Pubiic Inquiry Soon I LONDON. Mar, 30.— The trMpshlp Empire Windrush, which caught fire otY Algiers on Sunday, has sunk m tow. t T Admiralty spokesman said the Windrush sank wnila undei tow by destroyei Saintes between Algiers Gibraltai s on after midnight. The Minister of
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    US Tests Second H-Bomb
    186 1 WASHINGTON Mar. I 30 (UP) A second j hydrogen bomb test was j carried out successfully j at America's Pacific proving grounds last Friday. Chairman Lewis L." Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission announced yesterday. Strauss. who returned from the Pacific 1 yesterday said m a
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    JAPAN GETS 'A-JITTERS'
    75 1 TOKYO. Mar. 30 (UP) Xew fears of atom dusting and damage to the fishing industry swept Japan today following the announcement that a second U.S. hydrogen bomb explosion was set of? Last Friday m the Marshall Islands. The "atomic jitters" were reflected m .Japanese newspaper dispatches despite
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    6 CHILDREN DIE IN BLAST
    39 1 CHUJTCHOM, (Korea). Alar. 30 (AP) Six small Korean children died today when an artillery shell exploded, as they tried to dismantle it. The children, aged eight to 15. fnunH ±hp shell on a mountainside
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    BOMB IN CAFE
    35 1 MARRAKESH, .Morocco Mar. 30 (UP) Police tentatively reported today that two Americans and one Briton were among 13 persons injured m a terrorist bombing at- tack against a local cafe last night
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    H-BOMB FEARS ALLAYED
    624 1 Churchilt Says No To Talks CONTROL WILL NOT BE POSSIBLE' LONDON, Mar. 30.— The Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, said today there is "no foundation" for fears that American hydrogen bomb explosions will get out of control. Answering a barrage of questions on the H-bomb in a
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    Pirates Raid Borneo Town, European, Police Murdered
    191 1 JESSELTON. Mar. .10. (Reutrn One European, nn- polite sergeant and two i 'Stables were killed when *;i unknown number of men m two bouts, believed to be Filipino pirates from south Philippines, raided tlv small town of Semporna on the »*xst nut ol
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    POLICE SEEK MADAM X
    86 1 THIS IS Madam X the woman whom Miss A. OsKood of Southampton. England, would like to contact. Miss Os»ood has written to the Singapore Polite to help her trace this woman, her cousin. In her letter. Miss Osgood says her cousin lives m Siagapore but she
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    FLOOD THREAT STILL SERIOUS
    58 1 BAGHDAD. Mar. 30 (AFP) The flood threat to Baghdad is still serious, despite the breaching of the dyke south of tin capital. During the night. soldiers aided by bulldozers and hundreds of lorries bringing up sandbags, worked to build a dyke to hold the lake that
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    Mystery Fire Sweeps R1 British Embassy
    196 1  -  ARNOLD BRACKMAN By Standard Staff Correspondent JAKARTA. Mar. 30.— A mysterious fire swept through the British Embassy compound m Jakarta early this morning, completely destroying the building which houses the British Information Service. More than 2. out) books andr i :;oo reels of Bun
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    1,400 Vietminh Rebels Killed
    96 1 HANOI. Mar. 30: (Reuter) The French High Command m ludo-Cliiiu today claimed that 1.400 Vietminh rebels were killed m the fighting j yesterday M l>ie n Bien Phu. The French HUh Command cliimci .y«aii<fd4y a specta-1 cular daylight sortie had loosened the Vietminh Slip round the
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    HE PUNCHES THE PRIME MINISTER
    132 1 HE PUNCHES THE PRIME MINISTER BEIRUT, Mar 30 <AFP. Tite leade ol the I «nese So< ia[isl 1 J today punched ne Prime Mini tei <: a ing a session tin hambei ol Deputies. Tho .o< OCC II :<d d ting t debate to the House no **J Sd: irday
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    TREATY RATIFIED
    19 1 WEST GERMANY yesU i ly o ipleted atification of I iia E trot* an Arm* Treaty. A.P.
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    'STOP TAKING NON-SEAMEN'
    272 2 Strikers See Higham, Send 14-Point Memo Standard Staff Reporter THREE representatives of the striking seamen employed with the Straits Steamship Company yesterday met the Under-Secretory, Mr. J. D Higham m an effort to stop the alleged recruiting of non-seamen to replace the strikers. After discussing the strike
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    99 2 CLOSING rubber prices (eettts per 1b m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers TI.N PRICE The prices of tin yesterday was |3M ifp 50 ctsj LONDON KIBBER Nc 1 KS S SrttlPnaent Hous* Terms Tuesday's opening prires £r>t sessoii w»*re: LONDON TIN Tu*--dav's opt-nin^ srswere: Spot X.715 buyers, tT'>o
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    'Niggardly Award' is Attacked
    99 2 PENANG, Tues. -The Malayan Graduate Teachers' Union hold an emergency meet- 1 Saturday m loon to againsi the "niggardly it only two schotrships" Raffles College grad atea fox the Honours De-I n the University I Sfla aj i The v of -he ":i.o.i. Air. Chang Mm
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 2 m >NGKONG Mar 31 Spec Sen Closing p ices 1 Me H'• jkong r.\.- tang( »re« $15.76 f r z ■>•■• 23 to L'S^: $1 825 -.i 50.210 1 I, do. Ry ai; Go! i >24>. to
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    NEW HOMES TO SOLVE MALACCA'S PROBLEM
    178 2 NEW HOMES TO SOLVE MALACCA'S PROBLEM KUALA LUMPUR. Tuss— Malacca needs at least 537 new homes to solve her '"slum problem" and reduce overcrowding m the town area, a Select Committee of the Settlement Council reported today. The report was laid before the t meeting of the Council this morning.
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    SAILORS WILL AID RAILAAEN'S STRIKE
    135 2 PENANG. T les. Th< ota ici the V, le- m G© 1 enunent Sea nen's Union, has le le to pport ayan Rj Operating Se r ftary ol the UJ on, .Mr. Os iia:i S taid today thai he would instruct his members no: *o
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    'Unions Should Go Into Politics'
    249 2 I "PENANG. Tues. Four top trade union leaders m Tenang had an interesting debate last night on the motion, 'Trade Unions Should Not Take Part In Politics," and when it was concluded the house was overwhelmingly against the motion. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, Kon. Secretary
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    Singapore Wedding
    81 2 THE marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lim Kbit Ann took place on Sunflay at the Lim Clan Association. Singapore. The bridegroom the son of i Mr. and Mrs. S.K. Lim, is on j the staff of Langdon and Every, Singapore. The bride, formerly Miss I)ori s Tan
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    69 2 PETKUCHIO and Katharina m a typical scene from Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew," which is being: presented by the Raffles Society of the University of Malaya this week. Performances will be held at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall at 8-30 on April 1. 2. 5 and 6 and at
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    FREE ASIA CTEE IS SUED FOR $130,000 IN HIGH COURT
    534 2 FREE ASIA CTEE IS SUED FOR $130,000 IN HIGH COURT KUAI A LUMPUR. Tues. The C Free Asia, m Ann ri ran i organisation, was sued m the High C -r: here today for alleged brea 'h ol rontr I -erning i hv p.:- .'«<j of a hoi -c a:
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    Censure Of Arokiasamy Is Deplored
    140 2 KUALA LUMPUR, rues. 1 j[) ranking trade unionists ::ere today deplored the move Of the NTegrj Division o: the Malayan Trade Union Council \o censure its General Secre-I tary, Mr. M. Arokiasamy, for urging boycott of a Singapore paper m the recent dispute be- tween
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    NO EVIDENCE – GIRL FREED
    69 2 NO EVIDENCE GIRL FREED KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Suwaran Kaur, 17 who admitted giving birth to a I w acq tted and disc;;srsed by 'ne Federation Chief Justice. Sir- Charles Mathew, m the Raub Assizes, on a charge of murdering the baby when it was two days old. The Chief Justice
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    Selangor Rice Bowl Forges Ahead
    195 2 Selangor Rice Bowl Forges Ahead KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —Almost 15.000 families are now growing padi on 43,000 acres at Tanjong Karang, the rice bowl cf Selangor. Their achievement* tre c good example of co-operation between the planters and Government, said Mr. E. J. B. Berwick. Se!angor Agricultural Officer, m a
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    Police Criticised In Bandit Case
    350 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The President of the Sessions Court, Mr. N. L. Cohen, criticised the prosecution for the manner m which an Emergency case was conducted and abruptly adjourned the hearing today. The case involved a rubber [tapper, Goh Seng Chee. who I was charged
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      101 2 Weather Rspoift Mini m v m Femperature: from 7 p.m. on >lir "J to 7 .i.m. on >lar If. -mptjKe 7Sf Penanx 71F>. a Kuliru 781 Kuala Lumpur 7iV Ipoh .7IF Ktiuntan T it' >I a i iii v m Trmprruiure: i.'i->ii 7 "i> a m. to 7, :t) pm.
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    Police Hunt For 2 Joy Riders Who Took Auster
    169 3 Police Hunt For 2 Joy Riders Who Took Auster KLALA LUMP IR Tues Pttliee are lookjng for two European^ who took a Flying Club Auster Tor a ride without permission last evenImmeAately the aircraft becanv tre Ground Control si .^ll^d --V to the plane to come do^ -c lenders dashed
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    CAUSED HURT WITH BAMBOO
    8 3 CAUSED HURT WITH BAMBOO Ch i lit three
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    SERENE PLAYS 'SNOWWHITE'
    72 3 SERENE PLAYS 'SNOWWHITE' Miss SERENE LIM wh.» will appear us "Snow White" m Miss Muudrrne Yap charity pt'rhwwet of '•.Snow White a»ii Hrorc Variations." at Ihc Virtorui Theatre today xnd tomorrow at S.I) p.m. Tke pcffmuuMca are i!i aid «>f the Singapore Youth Dtinril to raise fund-s in the forthcoming
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    BADGES FOR CUBS
    34 3 YANG, Tues. fhe Preside the World Fellow--3 Ihists, Penang Khoo Soo J.n. will Op 'ration S o" 115 Scouts and Cubs m Is School m i at 33C pjn, a: the
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    Progs Question SIT On Rent
    222 3 A CALL bo the Singapore Impr >" Trust to disclose wh 'i [I is p lying any rent on the )uarl it occupies m Upper kering Street, is ma le m the Progressive Par'v Singapore's Newsletter. The X rs n says that if the' SJ.T
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    PRINTING EMPLOYEE IS FREEDNO DEFENCE CALLED
    492 3 fE AH eharg I S Hines a three i the gapore E I I Streel 3 :ok S Goh Kuan •lieni 3 c to I s bad not Ha .i nras rathex signi- 1 i the urges had i i an pressed i^ >y
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    2nd MEDICAL SCHOOL NOT NECESSARY
    471 3 No Immediate Demand, Says Inquiry Committee Standard Staff Reporter THE Medical Education Inquiry Committee m its report has unanimously rejected the plea of medical graduates of the King Edward VII College of Medicine and of the University of Malaya to establish a second medical school
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    These 600 Temporary Clerks Plan A Strike
    190 3 These 600 Temporary Clerks Plan A Strike SOME 600 temporary clerks employed by the Singapore Government are planning a strike. A proposal to this effect will be put before a general meeting of the Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union next week. If the strike materialises it will affect many
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    Accused Of Rape
    58 3 A TENTATIVE charge of raping a woman was preferred against Oh Chin Lye m the Singapore Fifth Police Court i yesterday. The offence was alleged to i have taken place at the 14th mile. Mandai Road. Singapore, on Alar. 2>>. Oh was offered SI. OOO bail and
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    Farewell Luncheon
    90 3 MEMBERS of the Chinese Ladies' Association gave a farewell luncheon at the Cathay Restaurant yesterday m honour of their President, Mrs. Loke Yew, who is leaving on holiday for Europe on Apr. 5. From left: Mrs. Wee En? Lock, Mrs. Richard Eu, Mrs. H. T. Wee, Mrs. Yeo
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    JUST WALKED IN. GETS JAIL
    79 3 A 20-YEAR-OLD Chinese. Ho Sic Jauw, who entered Ihe Colony illegally from Indonesia, and at the same time smuggled m 22 bottles of French brandy, was sentenced m the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday, to four months' rigorous imprisonment He was fined $750, m default
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    ROTARY ADDRESS
    34 3 THE Senior Archited of th Public Works Department. Mi T.H.H. Han ik. wi a I Ires •the Singapore Rotary C v > a its weekly uncheon meeting o ■"Old Buildings of Singapore today.
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    TWO FROM COLONY FOR UNSEMINAR
    158 3 JWO ietegates ml ropro.or.t Singapore a: the forthcoming L Nations Pacific Regional s m "Teaching about the i n ted Rations and Ed if I >i tnternati Understanding ites are He s Ran las, Se tarj ol ite I Mai ids A ciatioi Singap (id
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    Police Hold Six After Robbery
    182 4 Police Hold Six After Robbery PENANG. Tues.— Penang police are taking special preventive measures m urban areas following another armed gang robbery m Lorong Saratus Tahun last night. S:x suspects hove been detained by the Police for interrogation m connection with the robbery which resulted m the loss oi cash
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    2 MONTHS' JAIL FOR DECEIT
    106 4 2 MONTHS' JAIL FOR DECEIT AXG KOW thought he would fool the Vehicles' Inspectors by using an expired motor vehicles licence. He chose one which was issued m 1950 be. cause the yellow colour of the licence tallied closely with the colour us«d for the current valid licence. "IDeceitful,** said
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    Duty On Local Tobacco Is Hit
    228 4 THE imposition of an excise duty on locally-grown tobacco will kill the tobacco industry m Malaya Mr Pang Chin Foonjj, President of the Malayan Tobacco Manufacturers' Association, said yesterday Mr. P.. 13 was commenting on the report of the Select Q nmittee appointed by
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    Made False Declaration – $100 Fine
    99 4 Made False Declaration $100 Fine FOR making a false declai Ition to obtain a driving licence. Ten Ah Hoe, a shop-assistant, was fined M"* 1 by the Singapore First Traffic Judge, Mr F. Chua, yesterday. Teh applied to a tester ol 1 the Traffic Branch for a driv-j ing Licence
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    Aussie Dance Team Is Entertained
    241 4 THE West Australian Dance Team, that- arrived m the Colony m the (Jorgon on Monday, were entertained to a tea-party by Dato C. J. Pagiar. the patron of the Singapore Dance Association, at his residence "Charlesviile.' 7 Joo Chiat Piace, yesterday. The West Australians are
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    The Circus Goes To Japan
    164 4 IN the wake of the Pasadena which arrived last Monday with a menagerie aboard for Bangkok, another freighter passenger vessel, the Leverkusen, berthed alongside th c Singapore wharves with three lions and five bears all trained animals destined for a leading circus m Japan. The
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    We Have The Men For Cabinet,' Progs Claim
    514 4 We Have The Men For Cabinet,' Progs Claim 'Lett Wing Is Irresponsible' THE PROGRESSIVE Party of Sincere claims if ccn find six men capable of taking up ministerial posts if necessary, nine but has "grave doubts" whether any other political party m the Colony, either "existent or on the horizon,"
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    Council Is Renamed En Bloc
    68 4 Council Is Renamed En Bloc MALACCA. Tues. Settlement Councillors. whose term expires tomorrow, will be re-nominated en-bloc to serve for th t short duration before Council elections based on the minority report an- held next year. The Resident Commissionner. Mr. G. E. C. Wisdom, presiding, .said he had. after consultation
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    56 5 \IIN E. H. Mackenzie (centre). Chief Commissioner. (.uides Association. Federation u» >ljlava. m the new uniform, pictured with Che llrndon fright) and Mrs. M Thomas. They are among the 11 Nijtr rommistm from all over Malaya who will attend the World (.ndes Association conference to be held iv eylon from
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    RAILMEN MAY STRIKE APRIL 15
    241 5 RAILMEN MAY STRIKE APRIL 15 Union To Make Final Decision THF m,i Stan^ a l d staff Reporter will d™d^a \TL }l *V Traffic °P e «ting Union w strike fnr^ ng tom rrow night whether they kI! I or tetter conditions of service If thi ballot favours a strike,
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    KL Council To Meet At Night
    266 5 KL Council To Meet At Night Xi MX LI MPI R. Tues.— By ;i majority ot ten to the J\uala Lumpur Municipal Council today change the time of Ha ordinary meetings nin? to night. *rision resulted from a motion by Mi X Lee of the UMNO-MCA Alliance that o e
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    RAF MAN'S HOME BURGLED
    28 5 F >ersjeant"s house m Sal m, S ngap re, Q Sunday night rg« ant and his \x\ie The burglar's haul adfa and a ncdt
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    POLICE PROBE RAPE CHARGE
    97 5 A YOUNG woman jresterdav ted i Singap we I that she was i tpe I by a taa :u Katong a aoi tCo ony. P ig ting. phult». >1R MONROE I. NUTE. first vice-president of Lions Iniernation.il Worldwide Service Club, and his wife (above), arrived i
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    Newsletter In Three Editions
    110 5 Newsletter In Three Editions THE Newsletter oi the Pr.> gressive Party. In its latcsi issue, is a->o printed m sep irate Chinese an, 1 Tamil -tions m response to "many re quests. It states thai the continuance ol these new Language editions w l depend on the response received. A
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    CAPABLE BUT NEGLIGENT
    76 5 CAPABLE BUT NEGLIGENT Ti r Singapon Second Traffic trate. Air. Howe Yoon i h jresterday acquitted T. v Eng Bee. m a harge ol driving a van while under the influence oi liquor on Oct. 11, lasi year. Medical evidence produced by Dr. Heng Siak Won-, showed thai T.:y was
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    WEAR, FRASER ARE BACK
    66 5 THE Director of Public Works, Mr A. Wear, and the Manager of the Sjagapore [mprovemeni Trust. Mr. J. M. Fraser, returned to Singapore by uir yesterday alter a sixday visit to Burma ai the invitation oi the British Council. Tiiey held discussions with Burmese officials and
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    HE URGES ROOM LIMIT IN BUILDING
    131 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Raja Mohamed bin Raja Allang urged the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council today to introduce restrictions to limit the number of rooms m buildings here m order to check the spread of tuberculosis. Since the liberation, Kuala Lumpur has been expanding very
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    Susskrad Arrives
    51 5 photo. >IK. WALTER SUSSKIND. conductor and pian i s t arrived m Sngapore by Qantas BOAC Constellate yesterday on his way to take up the post of resident conductor of the orchestra m Melbourne, for ei^ht months. He visited Singapore m June last year and conducted two conceits
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    Centenarian Dies
    34 5 THK death took place at Kampon J Kepayang Taiping, last week of Che Supiah binti Alang at the age of 103. She leaves two daughters, four sons, several grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren.
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    Court Frees Widow Who Tried To Die
    111 5 OXG Sor Chiag, a young widow who tried to commit suicide by drinking an overdose of opium because her husband, to whom she had been married ten months, had recently died, was unconditionally discharged m the Singapore Eighth Police Court yesterday. The courl
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    Indian MP Flies Back
    54 5 JANAB M. Mohd. Ismail Sahib, president of the IndianMuslim League, and member of the Indian Parliament, wri.ll be leaving the Colony today by plane for India. He came to Singapore m December last year to collect funds for two colleges m Madras State. His mission has
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    Judgment Is Reserved In Damages Suit
    229 5 Judgment Is Reserved In Damages Suit MR. JUSTICE BROWN reserved j idgmeni m the Singapore High Court yesterday on the amount of damages liable; from Wee Eng Vong. who accidentally shot and wounded Chua Keok Seng while shooting flying foxes. As a result of the accident, which took place at
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    PIKANG'S VIGILAKCE CORPS FOILS 2 BURGLARS
    130 5 PIKANG'S VIGILAKCE CORPS FOILS 2 BURGLARS PEN ANT;, rues Armetf with sticks and torches, the "Vigilance Corps" of the Government quarters m the Ka»n--j pong Bharu n\< a tailed an atI tempt by two burg ar~ to enter the residence ol Mr Goon Se-n Sye. the Settlen i I Social
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    Five Get Awards
    94 5 mail (10 years' service), Mrs. Elsie Ang (10 years' service), and Miss Chee Lin Chan (10 years' service). Mrs. Ang (seen above) was all smiles when she received a present from Mr. J.F. Bartos. Head of the Regional Office for the Far East. photo. Standard THE Bata
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    'Prodigal Son' Was Their 1st
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    56 5 KUANTAN. Tues. A businessman, Ng Soon, aged 53, was attacked by an unknown person last night m Tan m Puteh area and robbed of $752. Ng was coming out of a house whe n he was attacker 1 He sustained slight injury on his left shoulder.
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    79 5 THREE sd a ■Ismith'i shop m North B idyi Road. Singapon al ptn an Monday, and stai ted examin 4 the go d artii 1 Ann as the goldsmith wms talking to 01 I then be ■>->- ttced two others running <»,:t Seconds latei the third man
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    44 5 SAWLJAI E.'X 11A.U JAHIt (7! was k; led yet terdaj i fti moon who;: his I :<-v >„ uid h motor van were m co lisioo B1 the 11th mile Changi H I Singapore. The old man ied on the spot.
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    846 6 MUSI be exasperating to the Americans to m.te the reaction oi theii allies to the hydrogen h iinb smhi m the Pacific en March 1. The con*»asus thai it Is cm I the biggest bangs ever to be a >ated ■HM, It shut a nui-ltar doud mure
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    1146 6  - THE GREAT RICE SCANDAL Rawle Knox wmby (^HARMING though they are, it -is not easy to get to know the Thais, on whose sturdily maintained independence the United States and the West are hoping to build a foundation for defence m SouthEast Asia. But occasionally something lifts a corner of
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    13 6 I She used to be a "BevanlteS but now she's become j respectable
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    220 6 Review of Views Saw Policy Likely A "ORE vigorous and inde- pendent foreign policy is\ ikely to emerge !rom the'i conference °f Indonesian dip- i lomats throughout Asia atS Bogor recently, Utusan Mel-/ ayu says. It quotes the, 1 Secretary. Genera! of the, Indonesian Ministry for In-, 1 formation as
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    World War III May Be Robot Fought
    444 6 THIRD world war would '.ii probably he fought largely 1 with robots, some of them con- trolled by television, aecord--1 ing to "Kontakt mcd KrigsI makten," the official organ of I the Swedish Armed Forces. < The magazine has issued a 60- page
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    512 6 'C.C. Tan Is Afraid Of The People' I*--: Wss^M* -fc i j Sir; At the East-West Society's recent discussion on the Rendel Report, Mr. C. C. Tan made a number of statements. All those statements add up to the following: indictments against Mr. Tan; (a) that he is profoundly contemptuous
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    216 6 Sir -I om c Negrc. end I r a.c Britain. I con most honestly sc> that most c" Waterhouse wrote m his trree art c es on Britain" true. T*c-" r e t' the coloured populace ore coiour bar; the remaining th rd, nA\ z
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    100 6 s ng i lustry which is an important cottage md Ma employment to many thousands of people m North Malaya. B,;i wery :<-- inale imports ol fo rags m the Federation have ruined the eoliage I •:y of N Ma aya t I leprived thousands of o- ol
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    84 6 Sir; R e »A i I he Sii ;apor« Feachers 1 Union con til ttion saj "The Annual < Meet ing shall lie hcid m :he monft) of March Three wt eks noti c <•'■ i"ii meeting has to be u:\vn 10 the mi II 5 a
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    65 7 ACTRESSES Glynis Johns (right) and Margaret Lock wood are the ad mirers of the British film Academy award which has been presented to Norman Wisdom (centre) for his being the most promising newcomer to British films. Norman, whose one film. "Trouble In Store" has met with tremendous success received the
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    292 7 Wants Tariffs Slashed WASHINGTON. Mar. 30 (Reuter) President I isenhower today tailed tor bold moves to stimulate valid trade, reduce tariff barriers and expand dollar i vestment abroad to strengthen Allied economic and Hit iry defences. Ii a special series ol foreign economic policy
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    77 7 PAPER IS FINED FOR CONT EMPT r < Ri :er)— b- Evening i with d resi ti g trial i I Chiel Lord rd said eparati c P- ieorge 9 Evening S I re i scribed btake." (•said tg Si she 1 I a man i the I 4 rd
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    48 7 XXV." YORK lai B (AP)— iky yes crt the S Union's m the United Na- S v .*v Council 1 o void x that E {ypl I r go n lha Suez c ihe A nting te between 1 I bet tO ITS.
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    26 7 THE r3. Navj sa d the Missouri has been tei c ted a> the battleship th ii I will -> c •n>**: > >rl this year.
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    RIBBER. TIN CLOSING PRICES
    71 7 Sfondord London Correspondent 1' OSDC;^ Mar 30 The following ore the closing j' r ..,i- a-.d ni on the London Market. LONDON RUBB.S LONDON UN r 16 d. v )6-d. spof £725 per too II d. buvcrs. £730 sellers. tn J m II d. Tl.rce months
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    N.Y. Dockers Picket The White House
    118 7 N.Y. Dockers Picket The White House WASHINGTON, Mar. 30, (Reuter)— More than 1,000 dock workers demonstrated outside tli< White House yesterday m pi tesi againsi the Government's handling of the three-week-old New York dock strike Carrying Ameri ran flags and p "ards they marched m front oi White House while
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    64 7 MOSCOW, Mar, 30, t ßenter). Britain, France and the Uniti d States delivered identical notes yesterday to the Soviet Union OH arrangements tor the Geneva conference on the Far Easi next month. The notes were handed to Mr. Vasily Kuznetsov, deputy Foreign Minister, by the
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    Jap Tuna Not Contaminated
    71 7 SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. SOJAP) Lnspe 'tors of the US. Food an I Drug Administration yesterday checked 75 lons ol Japam se tuna broughi into p by the freighter Don- Alicia and found no signs ra I wctivity. The Administration Is checkJapanese tuna shipneni s I >i
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    ACTION AGAINST S-EA REDS IS URGED
    354 7 Grave Threat To The Free World NEW YORK, Mar. 30 (Reuter).— Mr. John Foster Dulles, the United States Secretary of State, said yesterday that the imposition of the Communist political system on South-East Asia, "by whatever means/ should be met by "united action" by
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    40 7 photo. .Mrs. Vijayalakshmj Pandit (second from right) betes introduced to the leading woiiten m Qeyton when sh<> > ri\ ed m Colombo on her first visit to CYylon. He Prim. Minister of Ceylon, Sir John Kotelawala. is sa Hrn ri^ht. UP
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    CALL TO STOP H-BOMB TESTS
    99 7 CALL TO STOP H-BOMB TESTS i :> Ifinisb rN n b ;i ed to 11k I 51 V. tfaM he entirels En gi and other count! i k tf ng. Etelei to report feel D Of the < B E tiun" that man powei c tod going out oi tely
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    West Will Sell More To Russians
    147 7 LONDON, ,'w i 30 Th< WT< sten world formed Bounce said is going to Be 101 Russia and ha i satellites b/g a result American Aid A■■ nisi Haro:,: S ..-><.■:. Is 1 British and Fren tives m L m lon. Th t W<
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    Huks Kill Ten In Ambush
    126 7 Huks Kill Ten In Ambush MANILA, Mar. 30, (UP)-Communist-led Huks killed ten persons including an army ofii- j cer. seven enlisted men and two civilian guards m an ambush celebrating the 12th anniversary of their organization i yesterday. The Philippine News Service m a dispatch from the second military area
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    Christians Are Forced into Islam
    91 7 Christians Are Forced into Islam JAKARTA. Mar. 30. (UP).Guerriila bands on the South Celebes Island m Eastern Indonesia have forced at least 6.000 Christians to convert to Islam. Vice President of the Indonesian Parliament, Dr Tembunan said today. Guerrillas have i'orced Christian women to marry members Oj the band and
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    43 TERRORISTS ARE KILLED
    63 7 NAIROBI. Mar. 30, (AFP).— A total of 43 Kikuyu terrorists were killed up to last night as tile police and Kikuyu guard continued to search over Fort Hal! Reserve for the big. heavily armed gang which wiped' out a home guard post last Sunday. Ten home
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    69 7 THE week-long "Fallas" festival m honour of St Joseph, held each year at Valencia, Spain, was climaxed last week with the traditional fireworks display and the burning of fallas wax and cardboard imases of personalities and events. The burning symbolises the purifying by fire of bad customs and intentions. (Left)
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    Beaus In Bassinets
    112 7 MELBOURNE, Mar. :i0 (Renter) I'nder the heading "Beau Charles" the Sun editorially today commented on the pronouncement by the Editor of the Tailor and Cutter that Prince Charle s is the worlds best dressed man. The paper said 'millions of fond mothers are rushing to the shops
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    Jordan To Protest Attack On Village
    134 7 AMMAN, Jordan, Mar. 30 (Reuter)— Jordan will raise m the Security Council the question of the alleged Israeli attack on Nahaleen village, three miles inside Jordan, it was officially learned here yesterday. Jordan yesterday accused I?- raeli forces of killing three and wounding five
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    ENVOY IN MOSCOW
    27 7 .MOSCOW. Mar, 30, (AFP) —Indonesian Ambassador Subandrio arrived here yesterday. He was met by the Chief pf Protocol from the Soviet Foreign Ministi v.
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    Roosevelt Lured Japs Into War
    223 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 30 (AP) A retired IS. Rear Admiral yesterday accused late President Franklin D. Roosevelt of deliberately forcing Japan into war with the United States and of holding the Pacific Fleet m Pearl Harbour to lure the Japanese into making a surprise attack on
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    21 DIE IN CRASH
    48 7 A TRAIN ras h ki ed pie near the city < i W Suarez south of Buenos Aires yesterday Police said a the killed i:i <i rc injun d were passenger.- m a bus which attempted to cross thi track ahead of -the train. Beuter.
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    25 8 THE Japanese Government will buy 16.000 tons of Iranian rice at US$l62 per ton. Tatsuo Hirose, Japanese Charge d'Allaires m Teheran announced.— AFP
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    3 Airlines Plan Flights To Japan
    180 8 TOKYO, Mar. 30 (UP)— Three more foreign air lines have formally applied to the Japanese Government for permission to open flights to Japan, it was learned yesterday. They are the Air India International of India, Lineearee Italiane of Italy and the Loftleidar of Iceland.
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    Jap Vessels For Indonesia
    50 8 TOKYO, Mar. 30, (AFP) Japan will build four ships to carry Indonesian pilgrim- to Mecca. Japan's leading shipbuilder. Hitachi Dockyards, has just signed a contract with the Indonesian Navigation Company m Jakarta to construct four 3.000-ton class convertible pilgrimage vessels capable of accommodating 1.100 passengers each.
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    369 9 LONDON, Mar. 30, (AP).— U.S. Aid Chief Horold Stassen yesterday asked Br oin to go slow m demanding on easing of restrictions on trade m strategic goods with Russia. The Western Big-Three conference opened behind closed doors, but Stassen was known to
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    Change In Stock Value Is Approved
    97 9 AKRON, Ohio. Mar. 30 (AP) A change m the value cl Goodyear Tyre and Rubbej Company common stocK from no pr-r to USSIO per share w;.s approved by stockholders yesterday m Ine company's annual meeting Approximately U5516,690,000 will be transferred from capita! surplus to
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    Jap Toys Flood U.S.
    64 9 NEW YORK, Mar. 30, (AP) Japan is making giant, record-breaking strides m the American toy market^ Japanese and American Government and industry sources reported yesterday. In competition with nearly a score of other countries, Japan captured more than 61 per cent oi the American market for
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    ALUMINIUM MILL
    30 9 O.NE of America's larg< I metal firms. Reynolds [nt< tio.'ial Company, announced that it w.: stall construction of a U556,000,000 aluminiu rolling mill m Manila lius year. ASH?.
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    75 9 LONDON. Mar. 30. (Keu ter) Motorists m Britain will pay a penny less for petrol today. The reduction m the price LONDON. Mar. 30. (Rev ter) Motorists m Britain will pay a penny less for petrol today. The reduction m the price of standard grade fuel
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    U.S. Is Opposed To Gold Standard
    153 9 WASHINGTON. Mar. 30 (Reuter)— The I nited states Treasury yesterday declared it was unalterably 3pno-ed to putting Tnited States back on tht- <;o!d standard at this time Ifr. W. Randolph I p ity to the St. t o! Treasurj also sai I raising the
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      780 9 SPORE AR'J < li: exhibition of 4- architecture m Singapore at the «/JL/<wt/l j^, 1 J»^t*~t Pu?^*" B'-.TiVh Cc ;!;,c:' Ha!!, Stamford! £w t W& -^X.< Road! I: cm a.m. CAPITOL: S .ki MM4BMf9B£% v Pin (8.30—1 i.n,. 1. Kreta Ayer. SAVOTrPatita (Hindustani) S. Stfer S ffl and SS BahSi
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      109 10 THE STARS; AND YOU By Rita del Mar I' M »>l >l Vllov 1 >:»llll!l,- l> MN .11-.- it ')«>iir ili 1 t!i. in .m iil<l M)'< ru\y a tli \-ir-. w Im» II. l» lilt nllliT «"\p»T •>! kltWI 1 1 <. !.>;u -uri)| he >i- »PIIITI SUtK BIN
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      1172 11 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS. ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT: Sale of 5 Unserviceable Lorries lying &t Transport Centre. Mackenzie Read. Tender Deposit $100/- (refundable) Forms and particulars from City Engineer's Department (Room 218). Close NOON 13.4.54. WATER DEPARTMENT: Supply of Malleable Cast Iron .Miscellaneous Special Fittings for Water Department Tender Deposit
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    249 12 Combined Schools Selectors Bungle In This Came BIT for the selectors, the Singapore Combined Schoou football team would have walked off by a bigger nar^in instead of 3—o njainst the Singapore Recreation Club yesterday. Their muddle was the shiitins of players to which they were unaccustomed to. C axlie Chan
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    102 12 nil YMCA Red team ii-1 tg B—l at tableR tlb V:.!i"A mi Dtioned first: jlea lan H Meng beat I Ch< E2— -v. Albert teat Chung Sai Lai 2— o: seo\v B- o beal Wai Siew j 2—o: Tan V. uj Ton« beat Xii Leng 2—":
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    749 12 AFTER taking an easy 2—o lead it h^lc time, Pulau Brim United had to strive desperatetj haid to ultim3te!>' gain a 4 2 victory over a makeshift Dockyard XI m i tough-tackling, bitterly contested. SAFA Division I iea-jue game at Jalan Besar stadium
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    61 12 THREE member* of tfre Fairwind Badminton Party of Singapore cane to the aid of the Singapore Badminton Hall Fund Committee m their bid to raise StiBo.ooo to settle their debts. Each of them donated SlO to raise the Standard Dollar Fund to Sfi4:i.?s. They were Te
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    21 12 INDIAN Recreation I tub beal H.M.S. Charity bj 4;' m a friendly soccer m:i:rh ed it Fairer Park yesterday.
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    346 12 IPOH, Tues.— Two goals scored against the run of play enabled the Police to beat the Ramblers by two nil m a first division league match played at the Chinese Assembly Hall ground today. The pint sized Ramblers evidently* did not relish the going which
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    172 12 4 Ipoh Players Barred IPOH. Tues. I <»ur Ipoh soccer players, including a state player, have been suspended lor periods rangiiij from one to lour months. Two other players have been severely cautioned for dangerous play or improper conduct during recent league games. All suspensions arc to take immediate effect
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