Singapore Standard, 10 March 1955

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    14 1 Singapore Standard J> 241 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH JO, 1935 1 1 PAGES J"> CENTS
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    Lock icon GURKHAS WIPE OUT 6 REDS
    459 1 2 Women Die With 'Killer Gang Patrol's 12-Hour Night Vigil Pays Oft Dividend SEREMBAN, Wed.-Two sub-units of the 2/6 th Gurkha Rifles killed six important terrorists, including two women, at first light today, after a gruelling night-long vigil over their camp on the outskirts of
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    Lock icon ANDITS HAVE BETTER LIGHT ARMS SAYS JAP.
    302 1 •(jef Them From Overseas Chinese In Thailand' TOKYO, Mar. 9, (Reuter)— A 35-year-old an ex soldier, who commanded a r~- guerilla medical unit in Malayan gles for five years, said on his return home haf the guerillas had better light than the British.
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    52 1 ur 9 iUP> Minister tnded the ie goes or I .day that :naxed h1 s with left- Bevan for h Socialists. H' \an jeered House of Com- accepted his supporters 1 that Bevan be I the party. m include I Minister I "d former k L.\ chequer &\M tt\\N
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    10 1 I A ngers, I > were wheel rolled r^trol fire
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    Lock icon REWARD FOR PATIENCE
    77 1  -  Yong Peng Seong by Photo THE nine-man unit of the 2 tith Gurkhas Rifles which ''flushed" the terrorists from their camp. From left: L/C Dhanbahadur Gurung, Riflemen Narkaji Gurung and Xarbahadur Tham Major A. J. Fisher, who planned the attack. Gurkha Lt. Deobahadur Rana. Rifleman Dimbahadur Gurung
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    Lock icon First Two To Give Up Under The New Terms
    146 1 BKNTONG. Wed.-An unknown "workman" became a Police hero in the Karak area of I'ahang today, by talking into surrender two terrorists who had buttonholed him for loud. Thus, he became eligible for a minimum reward of SG.OOO under the new "bring
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    Lock icon Egypt To Aid Muslim College
    172 1 $15,000 Donation A Year EGYPT'S Minister of State, Col. Anwar El Sadaat, said in Singapore yesterday that his Prime Minister, Col. Gamel Abdul Nasser, will donate $15,000 yearly to the Malayan Muslim College. Col. El Sadaat was ad dressing a tea party in Raffles Hotel,
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    Lock icon Lay Off Tanker Warns Mao
    92 1 Lay Off Tanker Warns Mao LONDON, Mar. 9 <UP> Communist China warned the United States today it will have to bear "the full responsibility" if it "dares" to back any attempt to intercept a Finnish tanker Aruba, believed headed for China with a cargo of jet fuel. The Peking broadcast
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    Lock icon Airliner Crash Kills 26, Sets Forest On Fire
    74 1 MEXICO CITY. Mar. 9 (AP) Rescue workers battled a raging forest fire today in an effort to reach the bodies of 26 persons killed in Mexico's worst plane crash. The airliner, a two-engined DC3 of the Cornpania Mexicana De Aviacion. crashed into
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    Lock icon THEY TALKED TILL DAWN
    64 1 LONDON. March 9. CReuter>— British Members of Parliament talked through the night till dawn today on the role of Britain's Army in the hydrogen bomb age. The House of Commons sitting lasted over 14 hours the longest of the year. Less than 10 hours after they
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    Lock icon Baby Killer Sends A Challenge
    155 1 Baby Killer Sends A Challenge IPOH, Wed. A note, purporting to be written by the killer of baby Lim Siew Lan. 16-month-old daughter of Mr. Lim Chee Cheng, manager of the local agency of the China Insurance Company, today challenged the police to catch the writer. Written on the wall
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    Lock icon FIRE AGAIN
    25 1 FIRE destroyed ten wooden buildings in a Hongkong squatter area early yesterday, the second blaze in 24 hours. There were no casualties. U.P.
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    Lock icon TWO RUSSIAN SPIES HANGED
    40 1 ISTANBUL. Mar. 9 (Reuter) Two Russian spies, Ivan Ademidi. 47, and Nikola Antonof. 31. were hanged early this morning in Erzusumm, an eastern town ©ear the Russian border from where they entered Turkey in September 1953.
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    Lock icon 100 Held Outside Palace
    117 1 SAIGON. March 9 (Reuter) —Police here today arrested about 100 demonstrators who assembled outside the palace of Premier Ngo Dinh Diem with a petition charging that the Provincial Government in the Phanrang area of Central Vietnam was corrupt and infiltrated by Communists. The demonst rators, civil
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    23 1 BUILDINGS shuddered, windows rattled and light fixtures swayed in an earthquake in Taipei yesterday. There was no damage to property. A.P.
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    Lock icon RED EDITORS TO VISIT U.S.
    29 1 WASHINGTON, Mar. 9 (Reuter) The Eisenhower administration has decided to permit 11 Soviet student newspaper editors to visit thp United States, officials said today.
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    Lock icon Delhi Couples Rush To Get Married
    153 1 NEW DELHI, Mar. 9 (UP) Hindu astrologers have come up with calculations that have shocked Hindu families planning to marry off sons or daughters. After the last week of March 1955 there are no more favourable and auspicious dates for marriage for 17 months.
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    Lock icon Townsend Dodges Love Topics
    144 1 Townsend Dodges Love Topics BRUSSELS. Mar. 9. <UP> Group Captain Peter Townsend today denied he is about to see the Duke of Edinburgh to discuss his rumoured romance with Princess Margaret but dodged saying whether she loves him or not. "Will you conrirm or deny the British Press reports of
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    Lock icon Rebel Gives Up With 600 Men
    54 1 PARIS. Mar. 9. <Reuter) Colonel Tv Day, a deputy leader of the dissident group of the armed forces of the Hoa Hao Buddhist sect, has surrendered to the Vietnamese National Army with 600 of his men about 93 miles southwest of Saigon, the French
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    Lock icon N'list Stronghold Falls To Burmese
    127 1 LOI TUNG, (Burma-Thailand border), Mar. 9, (Reuter)— Burmese forces today captured this Chinese Nationalist border stronghold, 30 miles south-east of Monghsat after a six-hour battle. Burmese troops advancing over jungle covered mountains fought about 500 Kuomintang guerillas re- mnants of forces which retreated from China
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    Lock icon 'Don't Go It Alone' Says Harriman
    62 1 'Don 't Go It Alone' Says Harriman NEW YORK. March 9 'Ri-uter>— Mr Avrrcll Harriman. D'Tnocratic Govcrnur of New York Stato. said here last night that xho United States must r-nd its "desperately dangerous policy of going it alone" In tho Formosa arra. "We must internationally tho defence of P'ormo
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    Lock icon SACRIFICIAL RITES IN TEMPLE OF OPIUM ADDICTS
    44 2 SACRIFICIAL RITES IN TEMPLE OF OPIUM ADDICTS photo. MR. CHI A roil THIK, in charge of the Chinese temple, talks to Qui Ah Ken. (right) 68-year-old opium addict who completed his cure yesterday. Qui had been an addict for the past 32 years.- Standard
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    Lock icon Blessed Tea Is The Cure
    218 2 A MAN from the local abattoir plunged his knife into the throat of a pig and made this bloody sacrifice to the Siu Khong Chor Soo, patron saint of the Lam Yong Seng Chew Thian Leng Chong Toh Tong temple at Changi Road, yesterday. The
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    Lock icon Dato Tan Is Making Progress
    85 2 Dato Tan Is Making Progress MALACCA. Wed Dato Sir Chcnu-lotk Tan spent a restful night yesterday and is progressing satisfactorily, according to a bulletin signed by the Hospital Surgeon and Chief Medical Officer of the General Hospital Xo visitor is allowed inside the ward where Dato Tan is a patient.
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    Lock icon Thais Plan To Improve Muslims' Lot
    67 2 Thais Plan To Improve Muslims' Lot BANGKOK. March 9 (AP)— The Thai Government has adopted a seven-point programme for improving living conditions in the southern provinces, largely inhabited by Malay Muslims. The programme was proposed by Premier Phibul Songgram, who in early February made a 16-day tour of the south
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    Lock icon $1,300 Fine For Addict
    62 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Thin Heong. 47-year-old, selfconfessed opium smoker, was today fined Si. MO by the Pres dent of the Sessions Court when he pleaded guilty to three charges under the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance. He was accused of selling 53 small packets of chandu to a
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    Lock icon ASIAN SIGNS AT BIF STAND
    51 2 SIGNS in Chinese and other Asian scripts will be shown at one stand in the British Industries Fair, as the result of advertising done in Singapore and Malaya. The display will be that of Zellem Ltd.. which sends advertising material to the Colony and the
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    110 2 COMMIDITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose 852 864 No 1 KS.S. F.ob Mar. 86J 86* No. 2 B:>i 8615 No. 3 844 852 Tone: Very Steady. TIN PKICt The price of tin yesterday (P«*r Picul) was $353;
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    Lock icon Carpenter, 58, Found Drowned
    51 2 THE body of a carpenter. Kwan Vow. 58. was recovered from the mouth of the Singapore River yesterday Kwan Vow, who has been ailing for the past three years. is said to have left his home in Kallang Road for the last time at 10 a.m.
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    Lock icon WATER RATIONED IN THE PROVINCE
    222 2 Bl TTERWORTH, Wed. The present acute drought in the Settlement of Penang has caused more severe restriction in the water supply in the Bukit Mertajam and Prai areas in Province Wellesley. wnen the restrictions were first introduced in the first week ot February, residents in
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    Lock icon Malayan Reds Call Of Back To China Youth Campaign
    228 2 Malayan Reds Call Of Back To China Youth Campaign THE back-to-China movement, responsible for th 0 Malayan Chinese students proceeding to Red China, ostensibly^ 0 0 their education, has been temporarily called off. "1 Fewer Chinese students are going to China today compair iir loads of a year ago This
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    Lock icon Amateur Drama Comes To Life
    532 2 AFTER many months of rest since the closing of the Victoria Theatre, amateur drama in Singapore came to life again last night when the Stage Club presented Diana Morgans AFTER MY FASHION at the REME Theatre. Produced by Inez Quitzow. this play was definitely one
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    252 2 She Kept It Secrei ftj Her Parents Coroner tJ\ A 17-YEAR-OLD school girl Ang Si,. w pr from tetanus due to an abortion, tin- Singapore was told yesterday at the inquest ol fli, in December last year. Dr. E. B. Labrooy, assistant General Hospital, who performed an deceased, said
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    Lock icon 25 COUNCIL MEMBERS SWORN IN
    119 2 PEN ANG. Wed Twenty five Settlement Councillors took the oath of allegiance today the first meeting of the Settlement Council to serve the Council faithfully. Tho meeting started with a prayer Dr Lim Chong Eu (Alliance). who spoko on behalf of the unofficial elected members
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    Lock icon MAN CHARGED IN PRESS CASE
    65 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Low Leong Chai. 44. of Ba'u Village, today heard a charge of possession of a printing press and accessories believed to be used for the forging of a currency note, explained to him in the First Magistrate's Court. He was not asked
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    Lock icon Widow Guilty Of Fraud
    51 2 A WIDOW. Khajijah binte Mohamed Taib. was ordered n the Singapore Second Criminal District Court yesterday to be put on a year's probation, for falsely stating that she ITM the lawful and only wife of her deceased husband. The offence was committed on April 15. last
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    Lock icon Brothers Fined On Hurt Charge
    49 2 TWO brothers. Ng Ix)ck Kwec and Ng I,ock Twee, were fined lIM each in the Singapore Second Criminal District Court yesterday when they wore convicted of < ing grievous hurt to Lim Kwong Yew on the night of Sept. 23, last year, at Pahang Street
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    43 2 MX. \V I Public W< 1940 has tx I Chief Civil I I Crown A- Qorernmei trations. Another r worked in U been mad- I Civil Engin J H. P. lied the sen Akpius in with the I for more tl j
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      70 2 Weather Report Minimum Temperature From 7.:i0 p.m. Mar. 8 to 7.H0 a.m. Mar. 9: Spore (TIV): Penang (75F): Kota Bharu (72F); Kuala Lumpur (73F); Ipoh (72Fi; Kuantan (UBF). Maximum Temperature From 7..°»0 p.m. Mar. 8 to 7.30 a.m. Mar. 9: Spore (9 IF): Penan? (911 Kota Bharu (88F): Kuala Lumpur
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    Lock icon S'pore MIC Told Withdraw From The Labour Front
    189 3 S'pore MIC Told Withdraw From The Labour Front Join Forces Wifh Alliance' THE Singapore branch of the Malayan |fln Congress has been asked by its headaf rcrs «n Kuala Lumpur to withdraw from r c cf on alliance with the Labour Front and in hands with the UMNO-MCA-Malay Union ii.
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    70 3 Templer pleases An Artist ,|MI.\I s t"'™ 1 w %a Urn man uho plrting his pors .n London. rt isl ,v s;->«ar-old H sprrd who IS GeraM in i! drrss. When I a will he sent thr men led by High (ommis- WaUya r.ild sue Mr. Itiaga tin- saBM time,
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    19 3 Tang Fun. Singapore i y< maximum posed on r court 12.000 ob- graphs for f sale, was
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    21 3 BAHRU. Wed. a shopkci per, N L I i :on I .rr"r k been paid. B rrs M id the
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    Lock icon Obscene Pictures Loses Appeal Against Term
    170 3 Obscene Pictures Loses Appeal Against Term dismissed by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray- Aynsley. On his plea of guilty. Tang was .sentenced in the First Criminal District Court on Jan. 19. to three months' imprisonment and a fine of $1,000. in default another three months in prison. A First
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    Lock icon Married In S'pore
    80 3 Married In S'pore MR. W. A. BLATCH and his bride, the former Miss Jean Sully, who were married in Singapore at the Presbyterian Church last Saturday. The bridegroom, who is a staff member of Mansfield and Co.. Ltd., Singapore, is the third son of Sir Bernard and Lady Blatth of
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    30 3 THE Singapore Civil Defence Association will hold a dance on March 12 to rommemorate the opening of the new Civil Defence Clubhouse at Kolam Aycr, Admission is free.
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    Lock icon Marshall Throws Challenge To P.G. Yap & C.C. Tan
    98 3 Marshall Throws Challenge To P.G. Yap C.C. Tan Xome Speak At My Meeting' a M t R< Pu A V D MAR SHALL, Labour Front candidate tor the Singapore Legislative Assembly elections, yesterday threw down a challenge to two men-Mr. C.C. Tan, president of the Progressive Party, and Mr. Yap
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    Lock icon Ordered To Pay Wife $50 A Mth.
    106 3 Ordered To Pay Wife $50 A Mth. A CITY COUNCIL clerk. Justin Varella, was yesterday ordered in the Singapore Sixth Police Court to pay his w.fc. Immaculate, $50 a month maintenance for her and his four children. Varella was charged with neglecting to maintain them since June. l!),-)."i. Mrs. Yarcila
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    Lock icon OPIUM SEIZED
    21 3 SIXGAPORE Customs yesterday seized 10 pounds of opium worth $12,000 from the ship Neveritna, which arrived from Persian ports.
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    259 3 Murder Trial Accused Awaits Colonial Secretary's Order A UNANIMOUS verdict of guilty but insane was returned by the jury in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday, against a carpenter, Loke Leong Peng, 50, on a charge of murdering a tailor, Kesavan, seven years ago. Loke fatally struck Kesavan
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    Lock icon Burma's Progress In Social Welfare Work
    191 3 U BA SAW, the Burmese Minister for Social Welfare, told Singapore Rotarians yesterday at a lunch at the Capitol Blue Room that Burma, since its independence, had made great strides in the sphere of social welfare. Mass education and better rural services were among
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    78 3 Mr. Yap, when told about it later, immediately accepted the challenge. "Just what 1 want/' he said. "I will be there on Friday to answer any question the crowd may wish to put to me on multilingualism. "I hope we shall be able to discuss
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    180 3 TAN -NO, IT'S A WASTE OF TIME Mr. C. C. Tan on the other hand turned down the challenge. 'i am not going to help Mr. Marshall advertise himself;' he said "He is in search of publicity and I don't propose to help publicise him. My real opponent is the
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    Lock icon 'I Was Ottered $1,600 To Be Someone's Keep'
    549 4 Young Woman Testifies In Girl For Sale Trial A 23-Y E A R-0 L D woman, Chew Ah Hock, told the Singapore Third District Court yesterday how she was offered $1,600 to be a man's mistress but turned it down. ShP admitted,
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    28 4 THREE Democratic Party candidates for the forthcoming Legislative Assembly elections issued their election manifestoes yesterday. Mr. C. K. Lim Mr. J. C. Lam Mr. W. C. Chan
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    Lock icon THREE DEMOCRATIC PARTY CANDIDATES STATE THEIR STAND
    254 4 MR. C.K. LIM (Changi Division) promises to establish rural banks to give loans to fishermen and farmers at moderate interest. He wants to urge Government to supply; subsidized fertilizers to farmers and take immediate steps for flood alleviation. He says he would fight
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    Lock icon HECKLERS PICK ON WOMAN SPEAKER
    208 4 But She Went On Unperturbed HECKLERS made their first appearance at a Singapore election rally yesterday and attempted to drown out the voice of the leader of the Women's Section, Labour Front, Mrs. Mustapha, when she was making a fiery speech on behalf of the
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    37 4 HONGKONG. Mar. <>.— Spe<iai Standard Service: Closing prires of the Hongkong Exchange today were: $15.58 to ill sterling; $5.85 to I'SSI. $1 838 tc Malayan $1; $0,155 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $253.75 to a tael.
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    Lock icon Society Elects New Officers
    66 4 THE following were elected oflice-bearers of the Singapore Christian Funeral Society at its annual meeting held reccnUy: President— Mr A. B. Pinto. Vice-President Mr. L. A Joseph. Secretary Mr. Lim Tin Soon Treasurer —Mr Chan Boon Hock, Committee —Messrs. Ec Peng Liang Lim Kiang Lee, Arthur
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    Lock icon Remanded For Trial
    89 4 THREE men, Tan Kian Seng. Lav Kirn Lin and Song N:an Yong. were yesterday committed by the Singapore Fifth Police Magistrate. Mr. R. 8.1. Pates, to stand trial at the next Assizes on a charge of armed robbery. They were alleged to have robbed a woman. Pak
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    Lock icon Rubber Research Hit By No Funds
    284 4 RPC Blamed For Delaying Plan KUALA LUMPUR Wed.— Malaya's entivj rubber research programme —on which $45,000,000 was spent up to the end of 1953 is in danger of grinding to a complete halt due to lack of funds, The Standard learnt today. Leading rubber
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    Lock icon INSPECTOR FINED $20
    62 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Police Inspector P. Munnusamy was today fined $20 in the Police Court for inconsiderate driving following an accident in Masai Tan Beng, a lorry driver, told the rourt that after he had passed the Masai Post Office, he heard a bang. Stopping his vehicle,
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    Lock icon LIGHTNING STRIKE BY 50 MEN
    166 4 LIGHTNING STRIKE BY 50 MEN ON at 10 a.m. OFF at 11a.m. FIFTY daily-paid employees of the Lee Wood Works at Faya Lebar, Singapore, yesterday staged a 60-minute strike as a protest against their employer's refusal to accede to their demand for a general wage increase. The workmen downed tools
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    Lock icon MAN'S APPEAL IS DISMISSED
    45 4 THE Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murrav-Aynsley in the Singapore High Court yesterday, dismissed the appeal of a labourer Chan Cheong Song against a lower court's sentence of a $6,000 fine or a month's imprisonment for possession of four pounds of opium
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    Lock icon FINED $620 FOR $5 BRIBE
    47 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Found out of doors during rurfew hours at Pengerang. Loh Boon Lok offered a constable $5 to let him off and take no action. Loh was convicted and fined $620 in the Pengerang Sessions Court today for both offences.
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    Lock icon Her Screams Made Armed Men Flee
    254 4 THE Singapore Assize Court was told yesterday how a plucky housewife, Sin Ah Hoe, put to flight three armed men, who forced their way into her house in West Coast Road on the afternoon of Dec. 3, last year. In the dock were Yeo
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    49 5 i nd. i rd Photo by \K 11. SAD. VAT. (centre) thr Egyptian. Nil!.- .«n<l president of tho Islamic C— fciCl i Mm Kedvration Deputy Chief Secretary, rh ii^hf on his arrival at Kuala Lumpur i.hJ.in. D.ito Yahya bin Kazak is on the left. Yong Peng Seong
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    70 5 Japan Has Too Many People(Consul General) Msal-Gesenl to Singapore, Mr. Ken ikir.i; last night at the I'niversity of \:U Theatre drove home, by repeated figures i g, the fact that Japan is overpopulated. that th< Second rived Japan ut 88,000 (Honshu, and X II and birth- widely v- nly althy.
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    122 5 Tllh" Singapore Thi rd riinin.il District Judge. Mr 11. I orrcr. jrcstcrdaj ojnpl lined about tin* noise «aiiM'd b> the heavy traHir outride the court in South Bridge Koad. "The mixture of deafening tmAc noises outside is setting on my nerves and I
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    Lock icon WIFE KILLER GETS 10 YEARS' JAIL
    129 5 WIFE KILLER GETS 10 YEARS' JAIL IPOH, Wed. Forty-seven ra I way signalman, today sento ten years' jail for g his teen-aged wife in a hul at Kota Biiaru on 0 lit. last year. was tried before Mr. Pretheroe for murder vas found cui'ty on a lesser c\. 11 ge
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    Lock icon Tan Wants Nanyang's Classes To Start Soon
    252 5 Tan Wants Nanyang's Classes To Start Soon THE Po.-t School Classes of the Nanyang University must start without delny. said Chairman of the Trustees Mr. Tan Lark Sye. in a directive to the Finance Sub-Committee yesterday. Addressed to Mr. Yeo Chan Boon. Chairman ot the Sub-Committee, and Mr. Lim Keng
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    53 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Lai Fai Scin. who was found at Pasir Gogck on Feb. 2. in posse.v-i(,n ot a complete still and eight gallons of fermented mash, duty payable on which was $52, was fined 53 50 by Mr X. L. Cohen in the Sessions
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    318 5 They Want Sacked Colleagues Back IPOH, Wed.— More than 420 workers, including part of the clericol start ot the Kompar section of the European-owned Tronoh Mines, went on strike early this morning to seek reinstatement of three of their fellow workers who were dismissed by
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    206 5 Standard Shipping Reporter FILL compensation ha s been deposited by the Eastern Stevedoring Company in Dungun to pay the dependants ot four Malay seamen who lost their lives while repairing a steel lighter in South Trengganu in January. Mr. Kanm Zafir. Secretary to the 14* Seamen's
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    90 5 TWO Indian labourers were ai dawn yesterday while they were sleeping in their house in MacKenzie Ro S ngapore. One of them. A Ko antheve died of his wounds, but the other. Ganapathy. survived. He had a slight cut on his throat. A few
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    257 5 Subversion Tackled In S'pore Smith ANTI-COMMUNIST subversion has been closely pursued in Singapore even before its importance was stressed at the recent Bangkok conference of SEATO Foreign Ministers. Mr. R. Middleton-Smith. Singapore's Defence Secretary, said yesterday. "The Government."' said Mr. Middleton-Smith. "is very alive to this situation and fully realizes
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    382 6 Sir.— We have to ask the question what is best for Singapore? not. what is the best and most expensive University? I do not think we can copy outright those models in detail because the Chinese must grow its own University. All Universities grow from
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    357 6 Sir.— As I have the honour of having the President of the Democratic Party as my opponent. I had intended to fight my election without personal attacks, but at the various gatherings in Paya Lebar. preceded Jjy shows and dinners, one speaker has caused consternation
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    181 7 LONDON, Mar. 9, (Rcuter)— Labour Members of Parliament today made strenuous behind-the-scenes efforts to save Mr. Aneurin Bevan, fiery Socialist Leftwinger, from expulsion from the party and thus avoid a deep cleavage in their ranks. Some were reported to be working on a
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    69 7 German Held For Attack On Legation MUNICH. Mar. 9. (Rcutcr) —Police here said today they have arrested Theodor Ciochina, a German from Rumania, in connection with the attack by four anti-Com-munist gunmen on the Rumanian Legation in Berne last month. The German Police said Ciochina was suspected of having driven
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    254 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 9 (Reuterl The Un.^A States Secreto ryof State Mr. JohT^ster yesterday that open armed aggression by the Chinese Comrnumstsagam would probably bring about a "general war in Asia.' Mr. Dulles broadcast 0 nation-wide report on his rfecent tour of the Far East,
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    134 7 QUIT MATSU? It Won't Come About Knowland WASHINGTON, Mar. 9 (Reuter) Senator William Knowland, Republican leader in the Senate, said today he was fully confident the Nationalist-held Quemoy and Matsu Islands were "not going to be placed on any bargain counter" for a deal with the Chinese Communists. He added
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    69 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, March 9 The following are the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London Market LONDON RUBBER Spot 20? d. April/June 25* d. July/September 2 5 id. October/December 25 d. March c.i.f. 25id. Tone very steady. LONDON TIN Spot 1711 buyers,
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    302 7 a static defence of Formosa and the Pescadores themselves He said he hoped that the present military activities of the Chinese Communists in The area were not in fact "the first stage of an attack against Formosa and the Pescadores." He expressed the hope that a
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    44 7 PARIS. Mar. 9. (Reuter) The government of M. Edgar Faure. Radical Premier, last night won by 364 votes against 242 a vote in favour of the civil service budget which included an additional 9.500.000.000 francs about £10.000.000) for pay increases.
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    457 10  -  ALISON SETTLE K\/ vmm 'THE opinion of leading tailors participating in the five-day Men's Trade Fair, now taking place at the ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL, in LONDON, is that tailoring trends have returned to the fashions of the Nineteen-Thirties. The squared <or "H") line which has
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    48 12 MALA V A N Exehaafc Ranks Association buying (airmail) rates to merchants are: Caaada: 32 5 i<; (T.T.), ?>'l 7 Ifi (O.I).. 32 11 1<; credit bills (90 d it), 32 3 4 trade bills <90 <i tt). Srlling: Canada: 32 (T.T. or 0.1 i.) (ready).
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    299 12 Chairman Hits At Mudie Report MR. J. K. SYVAINK, Chairman, of the Padang Senang Rubber Company said in London on Tuesday that any scheme based on the theory that rubber plantings were "too old at 30" was indefensible and should be opposed by
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    71 12 JAPAN has launched a rampaign to undersell traditional British woollen goods on the American market by opening an exhibition of Japanese textiles featuring woollens in Brit sh styles at the Japan Trade Centre in New York. Mr. Jiro Niton, an official o f the Centre, said
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    380 12 Weekly Letter From U.S. WASHINGTON, March 9 For the first time in more than 20 years, the United States Congress is undertaking a full-scale inquiry into the stock market. But the inquiry begun last week by the Senate Banking and Currency Committee has little
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    51 12 gallery, measuring 220 metres in length by 24 metres wide. It gives access to the tic- ket hall and the arrival and departure platforms. The plan adopted won first prize in a national competition. Rubber flooring is used throughout the impressive new Rome Termini Station. This is the
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    375 12 Malaya Excellent Market F or 'Formica MALAYA is an excellent market for "Formica" (laminated plastics) products. Mr. (Irahame Mar-tin-Turner, Director of Export Sales, Thos. De La Rue Co. Ltd., London, told The Standard yesterday, and added the market here is beginning to show even
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    61 12 U.S. IMPORTS Trom Malaya in December were U5514,600.--000 compared with U5515,000.--000. the U.S. Commerce Department announced in Washington yesterday. Exports to Malaya from the U.S. in December amounted to U553,200,000 (U552,300,000 in Nov.). U.S. Imports from Asia in December totalled U*****,100.--000 compared with US$l2O.--800.000 in
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    193 12 THE Singapore produce market was quiet yesterday due to lack of Interest from overseas. Price changes were only for white pepper (Down $1) and black pepper (Down $2). The Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange sellers' prices yesterday were Gamb i c r round $120; Java cube $60:
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    45 12 MESSRS. Boustcad Co.. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, secretaries, report February rubber outputs for the following companies as follows: Amalgamated IfaUy 6O.:;on lb., Bore..: 71.500 lb.. Connemara 50.000 lb.. New Serendah 55.000 lb.. Bassett 30.000 lb.. Kuala Sidim 74.632 lb. and Bukit Kepong 13.800 lb.
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    169 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— A joint representation is being made by nine Kuala Lumpur joss stick manufacturers to get the duty on its ingredients removed. Today, a lepresentative of the joss stick makers urged the local Chinese Chamber of Commerce to act as their intermediary
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    427 12 Me f w f f _^^^^w W 7/ MALAYA presented a tetter ifa year than the preceding diflimLt 1952, the Chairman of the (hi Australia and China, Mr. V annual report of the Bank to l»<. meeting in London on March :ji. The country and its an improvement in
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    101 12 THE world will see its first experimental all-g as turbine merchant ship when conversion work on the 12.250 ton d.w Auris. (seen above), is completed. Plans to strip the tanker of all its present machinery and substitute a single 5.500 h.p. gas turbine engine were refi' n 1 1
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    140 13 R jter)— Dai Dower, British Champion, was an easy winner innelli (Italy) over 15 rounds for n title. Th I 21-year-old youngster p >cd for a title bout with the world champion. Pi'tcv of Argentina. The little Italian did not win n single round though he shared the honours
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    162 13 DUNEDIN. Mar. 9: (Reuter)— England have made only one change in choosing the team to met't New Zealand here on Fnd;iv In the first of two cricket tests. Res* Simpson, the Nottinghame amateur, replaces Denis Compton who hru? not made the trip to New Zealand.
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    563 13  - A BLEEDING MISAKO TRIUMPHS JIM BECKER Campo Outfought By TOKYO, Mar. 9, (AP) -Fresh-faced Hitoshi Misako, fighting his way through college, fought out a 12-round decision over bushy-haired Tanny Campo of the Philippines tonight to win the Orient flyweight championship. A crowd of 3.000 cheered the 22-year-old student to victory
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    228 13 THE following are the latest SR.V classification of horses: I Transfers— From Class 2 to I: Little Cherrin^ton; I Screen; Enjoyment II. I From Class 4 to Class 3: Enti rtainer; Grazie; Rubber ken Royal Worlington II. From Class 4 to Class 5: iarkable; Siam Rice: Yar-
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      339 13 VVANHD TO PURCHASE \V 'ANTED A Second Hand Typewriter. (Any Make) Must be in cood condition. Contact Ong Peng Yam. 127 Race course Road Singapore. 8 1951 Morris Minor. Must be in •j,°°d f»ndition all details to Box FOR SALE EEU MORE ROOM for th* ij. family? Xeed extra incorre
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    176 14 Mr Barry V. Wiggtatt one of the official timekeepers for next year's Olympic (iame.s at Melbourne arrived in Singapore >rstrrda> on his way to study timing techniques in Biennc. Switzerland. The lirst thins he said on landing was. "1 \e heard about your boys,
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    541 14  -  Trundle Hill Gee Bits... By HORSE laugh of the week. I heard a whisper at the track yesterday that a certain Singapore bookmaker is thinking of boycotting the coming Bukit Timan meeting as a token of sympathy to his Penang colleagues. In other words he is
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    97 14 PLANS are noir being r tred for rrnrk- and fie/d i iur the 195 C Olympic fJip Main Statinun. the Melbourne Cricket (J round. 'Die oral, 4.9 acres in area, V'll be OHC of t/ir /argtst 'or an OlymTfie Stadium !<ip tracfc Ibe t'H* metres long
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    121 14 AFTER beinfl e'.d to a ore-a!! ftrsi ha: 1 i ed si > n s 1\- in to trounce Malaya I t Houk I in a Divi--11 ,io mate i on tne uutd yesterday. c scoring minute I igh Wing < ti -t -tsmer the ball
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    295 14 Chinese Surprise Humble Varsity SCRC— ."> UNIVERSITY— I R. Foo, Seng Chuan, Kin Hin. Han Yam 2, James Quck. Umpirei: Comdr. Brcakes G. Tcsscnsohn. THE Singapore Chinese Recreation Club created a major upset yesterday when they eliminated University of Malaya with a convincing 5-1 victory in the semi-final of the
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    229 14 Newcomer Man About Town, a four year old Denturius gelding, displayed striking form at Bukit Timah race track yesterday morning when he did a fluent five furlongs spin with Bliss Fire as a companion to return 51 3/5 sees, for the half mile and three
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    581 14  - Introducing the Newcomers Windsor Lad by FOLLOWING are briei notes of some of the newcomers making their debut at the forthcoming Singapore Turf Club's March meeting. Acnbat Acrobat, a three-year-old gelding by Magic Red from Gloria Mundi (by Gold Bridge) had four starts last season his best effort was when
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    237 14 SECOM) WEEK and tuo upsets already! The Singapore Business Houses Football Association .promises topclass soccer for Colony fans this season if yesterday's rounds of the association's league are any criterion. The Singapore Telephone Board, who uere all powerful as the OTEC last season winning three titles, suffered their Jirst
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    301 14 HONGKONG Shanghai Bank Sports Club took the honours of the day at the expense of favourites, Singapore Telephone Board, when they swiped a 3-0 victory in the division 1 league match at Jalan Besar Stadium. It was a deserving victory for the Bankers. And evidently,
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    217 14 F N WIN IN LAST MIN. PLAYING on home ground. Fraser Neave sprang the second upset of the evening by taking full points off powerful Chartered Bank with a 4—3 win. Fraser Neave opened the score in the seventh minute when centreforward Samad kicked in a powerful grounder from close
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    356 14 AFTER being held to a one-all draw in (he first half, Mercantile Bank played better in the second to beat Sime Darby 4-1 in the Division I league match at Keppel Harbour yesterday. It was a gam e of missed chances for
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    229 14 Mouna Stars For SCS SIMiAPORK Cold Storage: who drew 1-1 with KPM. last week, did well to brat Standard Vacuum 6-0 in a division 'I League match at Farrer Park yesterday. SCS. could ha\> run up a bigger score. Standard Vacuum's display was particularly poor. SCS took the load !n
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    117 14 Bukom's Win 'Null Void' A SBHFA Committee yes- terday decided that the division 1 league match between Pulo Bukom and the Hong Kong Bank played last Wednesday is 'null and void. A spokesman said that the islanders had committed an infringement of a SBHFA rule and their victory over the
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