Singapore Standard, 17 March 1955

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    15 1 Singapore Standard it v*H a DLFDJFK- SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1955 If PACES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon ANEURIN BEVAN
    66 1 who was an early arrival it >esterday's secret meeting wnen ill Labour MPs decided to rxpel him from their rarliameatan uroup with 1 1 J against Ice—pawled by Jennie I i hi*. MP. uife. Bevan looked pale and shaky after a week-lons bout of influenza. Ilu- next move,
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    Lock icon Cambodian Goodwill
    46 1 CALCUTTA. Mar. 16 (RevA Cambodian goodwill .on. led t Prince NoroSihanouk. arrived here air this morning from Prince Norodom, who ab- ci on March 3 in favour father, because his pro- constitutional reforms .:->..: "obstructed", was npanied by the Camn Prime Minister, Mr. I Gneth,
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    Lock icon ASHES FOR ST. PAULS
    42 1 LONDON. Mar 16 (Reuter) —Sir Alexander Fleming, discoverer of Penicillin, who died last Friday, was cremated in London today at a private service. His ashes will on Friday be ceremonially placed in the Crypt of St. Prul's Cathedral.
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    Lock icon Car Tyres In Technicolor
    37 1 DETROIT. Mar. 16 <UP> The United States Rubber Company announced it will put blue, green and brown tyres on sale early next month to match the brightly coloured automobiles now being offered motorists.
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    Lock icon LEAFLET RAID BY N'LISTS
    37 1 TAIPEI. March 16 I Reuter) Two Chinese Nationalist airforce planes dropped thousands of leaflets last night over coastal areas of the China mainland provinces of Fukien and Chekiang. it was announced here today.
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    Lock icon Officer Is Killed In A Mishap
    66 1 Officer Is Killed In A Mishap KUALA LUMPUR Wed.— A British officer was killed ano two other soldiers were wounded when two patrols of the First Battalion Somerset Light Infantry accidentally clashed while on operations in the Temerloh district of Pahang. yesterday. One of the soldiers was wounded in the
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    Lock icon BURMESE TAKE KMT OUTPOST
    61 1 RANGOON. Mar. 16. (Reuter Burmese forces have captured the Chinese Nationalist guerilla outpost of Mong Yawn, about 30 miles south of Mangshat in the southern Shan States, it was learned today The capture virtually trapped the remaining Kuomintang forces, estimated at 2.000 in a 91-square-mile area
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    Lock icon Police Hunt For Gunman With Sunken Cheeks
    443 1 AN island-wide hunt is now on in Singapore for a slim-built Chinese with sharp features and sunken cheeks. He is the gunman who shot i-t out with two dctccin Chinatown on Tuesday and escaped. Minutes earlier, he had led three thugs, two armed
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    Lock icon Labour MPs 'Withdraw Whip' From Fiery Rebel
    447 1 Labour MPs 'Withdraw Whip' From Fiery R ebel BEVAN IS OUT LONDON, Mar. 16 (Reuter) The British Parlia mcntary Labour Party today disowned leftwing leader Aneurin Bevan who is accused of trying to usurp the party leadership. By a comparatively narrow majority it decided to "withdraw the whip from 57-year-old
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    Lock icon ARUBA CREW SAY 'NO'
    321 1 WEWON'TGO BEYOND SPORE UNION BACKS THEIR STAND Colony Alerted For Tanker With Jet Fuel HELSINKI, Finland, March 16 The Finnish Seamen's Union announced today that the crew of the Finnish tanker Aruba, which is carrying 13,000 tons of jet fuel to Communist China, have refused to
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    Lock icon No Study No Eating' Strikers To Quit
    160 1 No Study No Eating' Strikers To Quit BWANBEA. Wales. Mar. 10, (Reuter) Five over students. Including Markandu Ramanathan from Mala who went on a "no study DO eating' protest strike at a private college here on I- riday were still refusing lood and work today. They go out daily to
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    Lock icon Five Killed As 2 Lorries Overturn
    198 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Five estate labourers were killed and more than 40 injured in two lorry accidents in Selangor on Monday, The Standard learnt tonight. Three of them, including two women, died in the first crash which occurred at 6.15 am. on the Sepang
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    Lock icon ANTHONY EDEN IS RECOVERING
    28 1 LONDON. Mar. 16. < Reuter > —Sir Anthony Eden. British Foreign Secretary, who is. suffering from influenza "is a little better today". the Foreign Office said.
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    Lock icon Lone Survivor In Jet Crash
    42 1 FLORENCE. South Carolina. March 16 rfjPi A mx-B-47 Btratobomber cri ed in (lames shortly alter midnight today near north. South Carolina and one of three crew members p chuted to ajet v. the Civil Air Patrol annouiM
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    24 1 LONDON. Mar. 16 (Reuter) —About 400.000 British miners have been awarded a pay increase of 11 shillings and six pence a week.
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    Lock icon US Fleet Will NOT Interfere, Says Dulles
    132 1 US Fleet Will NOT Interfere, Says Dulles WASHINGTON, March 1C (Reuter)— The United States Secretary ot State, Mr. Foster Dulles, yesterday ruled out any immediate action by the United States Seventh Fleet to intercept a cargo •f jet plane fuel on its Way to Communist China in the Finnish tanker
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    110 1 Nepal Mourns KATMANDU. Mar. 16 (Reu*ois -The body of King Trioirivan of Nepal will be consumed in the flames of the traditional Hindu funeral pyre tomorrow, soon after it arrives from Zurich, where the King died on Sunday. Ritual mourning will then b^uin. and
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    Lock icon RUSH FOR URANIUM
    63 1 BAKERSFIELD. California. March 16 Renter* A uranium rush has started from here after an Atomic Energy Commission map showing possible uranium deposits was unveiled in a basement exhibit. Some of the prospectors left on the uranium search yesterday with as much as $10,000 <about Ms3o.ooo> in equipment.
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    Lock icon Reds Kill Shopowner
    59 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Fifteen terrorists raided a Chinese shop on a Malay estate in the Rengam district of Johore yesterday and murdered the owner, Tong Piow. Before leaving they robbed his widow of $300 and two gold rings. They also took away from the shop large quantities
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    Lock icon First Votes On Factory Sales
    40 1 WASHINGTON. Mar. 16 <Reuten-The iirst Congressional votes on the sales ot 24 Government-owned synthetic rubber factories to private United States industry will be taken today by the armed Services Committee ot tne House of Representatives.
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    Lock icon UK SPECIALITY FOR BAZAAR
    35 1 VIENNA March 16 (Reuter, Whisky Trill represent Britain when women of the diplomatic corps sell specialities of their countries at a charity bazaar for the Austrian Red Cross on Marh 31.
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    133 1 LONDON. Mar. 16. (Reuter) Memories of the sinking by the Japanese of the two British battleships. Prince of Wales and Repulse, on Dee. 10. lf)41 will be revived here at a brief ceremony next Monday. On behalf of Singapore Inche Othman. Commissioner for Malaya in Britain,
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    Lock icon Night With Girl In Hotel Room Ends In Jail
    417 2 SHE TURNED OUT TO BE A MINOR A YOUTH Choi Yam Koon, who told the Singapore Fourth Police Court Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn that he slept on a chair while an underaged girl occupied the bed throughout a n.ght they
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    Lock icon RAILWAY MAY BE SHIFTED
    237 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malayan Railway is considering a $4 million project to shift its southern track now blocking the extension of the capital's airport runway. The Standard learnt today. Details of this expansion, which Is also intended to bring the satellite town of Petaling Java
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    116 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb) in Sinua pore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No I KS S Spot Loose 88^ 88; No 1 KSS f.o.b. April 88; 89i No. 2 87 i 80 i No. 3 87 i 87; Tone: Irregular l*p: 1; cents. TIN PRICE The price
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    36 2 HONGKONG. March 16 Soecial Standard Serv re C!os:ns prices of the Honskoim Exchange todsy were $15.59 to £1 sterling; $5,835 to USI: $1,837 to Malayan SO.l-n to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $253.5 to tael.
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    Lock icon Judge Quashes Order For Extradition
    457 2 Judge Quashes Order For Extradition A MAGISTRATES order to extradite one Chee Choong Wah to Kuantan was sot aside by the Chief 1 Justice. Sir Charles Mur-ray-Aynsley, in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Chee had been previously ordered by a Singapore magistrate to he released on bail of $2,000. to
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    Lock icon 'Meat Ring' Controls This Market
    79 2 'Meat Ring' Controls This Market Says Councillor MALACCA Wed. Alliance Councillor Mr. A W. IS Acton alleged at today's meetinu of the .Municipal Council that a "meat ring*' .was controlling the Malacca Central Market He said that meat sold in the Central Market cost more than in the private markets
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    Lock icon Morns Will Be At Tec's Funeral
    118 2 Morns Will Be At Tec's Funeral SINGAPORE'S Commissioner Of Police. Mr. Nigel Morns. will attend the funeral this Sunday of Detective Ton Keng Hua. whose skeleton was found in the Paya Lebar area recovered after he had been listed as a deserter. It is now believed that Detective Toh was
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    Lock icon COURT REBUKES A S'PORE WITNESS
    238 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed —Heng Chui Poh, a young electrical engineer from Singapore, was today severely reprimanded by the Second .Magistrate for constantly using such terms as "I imagine", "I presume," "I believe," while testifying for the defence in a traffic case. "You may be an
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    Lock icon Case Against Sennett Co., Is Dropped
    116 2 Case Against Sennett Co., Is Dropped THE Singapore City Coun- 1 cil withdrew in the City Police Court yesterday all 350 charges which they h?.d filed against the Sennett Realty Company. The charges involved alleged contravention of the Council's Building Bye-laws by the Company. When Mr. H.G. HansburySparrow, for the
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    25 2 photo. THE broad smile is from Jack McGregor and Bemil 'I uiu, dance experts, on their arrival at Kallang Airport yes tcrday Standard
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    Lock icon Ballroom Dance Experts In S'pore
    306 2 To Give Talks And Exhibitions TWO of the foremost exponents of modern ball room dancing on a lecture and exhibition tour ol Asia and South Africa yesterday advised ballroom dancers in Singapore that the one sure way to the top was to "work and work
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    Lock icon Protection Of Prop At Meet
    72 2 Protection Of Prop At Meet THE Singapore Police will make suitable arrangements to see that private property does not sutler at election Lings, the Police Secretary, Mr. Peter Claque, told The standard yesterday. He was commenting on an incident on Saturday night when at the election meet held by Mr.
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    Lock icon Mortality Ratio Reached New Low Last Year
    249 3 Mortality Ratio Reached New Low Last Year THE infant mortality rate in Singapore hit an all-time low last year when only 56 deaths were recorded for every 1,000 births, the Acting Director of Medical Services, Dr. M. Doraisingham, said yesterday. Dorai ingham said ho believed the sharp death rate was
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    Lock icon Had Opium With Him
    58 3 NAH LIM CHOON was finS5O. in default one imprisonment, in Third Criminal C art. yesterday, for n ol 2f> an I x chis of opium the junction of Road and Beach D year. addil k v.a\ charge of g in p &essi< n of two lbs.
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    Lock icon 2 JAILED FOR STEALING NUTS
    62 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Musa bin Ibrahim and Yusof bin Taha. oi' Amber Estate, were each sentenced to 50 days' imprisonment, in the Magistrate's Court for theft and criminally intimidating Kaliappan. labourer en the same estate. It was said that when Kaliappan protested against them for
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    27 3 RAUB. Wed. At a recent fun fair held at the Government Club. $2,165.16 was collected in aid of the Raub District Coronation Scholarship Fund.
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    Lock icon THAT 50 Ct. CUT IN GAS RATES MAY GO
    266 3 Operation Costs Are Up FROM May 1, the Singapore City Council may abolish the 50 cents reduction in the price of gas introduced in January this year, The Standard understands. rice of gas, from that date, might revert to last year's
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    Lock icon 'Efficiency Through One Tongue
    94 3 'Efficiency Through One Tongue THE Progressive Party in statement '.-sued yesterday said there can only be one official guage in Singapore in order to carry out Government business efficiently and with dispatch. "All Dolitical parties are promising a more efficient administration, but the introduction of multi-lingualism will have the opposite
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    Lock icon Indian Govt. Gives 6,000 Rupees To Malayan Varsity
    119 3 Indian Govt. Gives 6,000 Rupees To Malayan Varsity M*. Mal( o 1 m Mac Donald I (centre). Chancellor ot the Iniversity of Malaya hands a cheque for S;i.Br,r,.f2 to the Vice-Chancellor Sir Sydney Came. after he had received it from the Indian Commissioner in Malaya. .Mr. R. X Tandon (right)
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    313 3 photo. The Mongrel Terrier Who Whelps Three Kittens THE crowd that hourly pounds the deor of a house in Lorong Limau to set a glimpse of a mongrel terrier that reputedly whelphed three kittens and a pup is causing the owner of the house
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    Lock icon LOUDER! Shouts The Magistrate
    150 3 WITH a yell thai straightened the backs ol everyefe in the Singapore Fourth Police ('our* yesterday, the Magistrate. Mr. J M De. veiTiix-Colcboiirn slopped a d 'uvtive nervously mumbliag Oi tile witness stand. Louder!". shouted Mr. Dcvereux Colebourn. "Il is impossible to hear you." lie laid
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    Lock icon Chap Ji Ki Appeal Out
    82 3 An appeal by a woman Lian Khui. against a .sentence oi $2,000 fine or three months' Imprisonment Imposed on her by the lower court for assisting in carrying on a chap ji ki lottery, was dismissed by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles MurrayAvnsley. in the
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    Lock icon Students Take Up First Aid
    47 3 KLANG, Wed. A Junior Red Cross Society has been formed at the Anglo-Chinese S'-hoo! here. About 40 students have become member.-. The Society lues elected Mr. A.M. Nathodan, a student, as its rirst chairman. Klang already has a Senior Red Cros wing.
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    307 3 Malayan Students Back Babel Legislatures A MOTION' that "mtlltiI lingualism should be allowed in the Legislative Councils of the Federation of Malaya and Singapore." was carried recently at a debate held in Malaya Hall. London, by the Malayan Students' Union. There were eight speakers. four of them for and four
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    Lock icon 'Smallholders Need Aid Urgently'
    330 4 Precarious State Says Planter PENANG, Wed. The president- of the North Malaya Asiatic Planters' Association, Mr. Soon Cheng Sun, today urged Government to give quick relief to small rubber holders, who were now still in a precarious state in spite of recent higher rubber prices. Mr.
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    Lock icon Day Of Decision For Nanyang
    202 4 Day Of Decision For Nanyang THE fate of the Nanyang University will be decided today when the amended budget is presented to the 1 Chancellor, Dr. Lin Yutang for his acceptance. A three-and-a-half hour meeting of the Trustees yesterday went over both the budget for the University proper and that
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    Lock icon CONDUCTOR LOSES APPEAL
    53 4 THE Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley. yesterday. dismissed the appeal, of a former Singapore Traction Company conductor. Low Tcow Im, sentenced in the lower court to seven months' jail for criminal breach of trust in respect of ten cents paid to him by a passenger on Oct.
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    Lock icon Uniforms Not Sold
    58 4 ARMY sources hoth in Singapore and in the Federation yesterday said there have been no reports of Australian army uniforms hem? sold in Malaya. Reuter reporting from Melbourne stated t'r>at Army Minister, Mr. Josiah Francis, has ordered an inquiry into Australian Press reports that "digger" summer uniforms
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    Lock icon 11 MIDWIVES PASS EXAM
    51 4 ELEVEN midwives passed the "A" Class examination of the Centril Midwives Board held in February this year. They were: Teo Han Keow. Eileen Luis Jane Yonq Tan Kirn Hua. H. Davikarani Rita Rercira. M. Cowan, D. Sherman. G. B. Pereira, Ng Chin Yoke and Chen Siok
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    Lock icon Cyclist, 60, Dies After Accident
    53 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A 60-year-old cyclist. Hussain bin Dalharis. of Golf View Read, who was involved in a collision with a ear at the junction of Golf View Road and Circular Road, died shortly after being admitted into hospital. The accident occurred within 100 yards
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    Lock icon HIS SEVENTH CONVICTION
    51 4 LIM AH POH, 37. a fitter, was found guilty in the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday of stealing a fountain pen. valued at $12 from Lai Fait, a 10-year-old schoolboy on Feb. 17, last year. He was sentenced to ten months' imprisonment. He admitted six previous
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    Lock icon Flying Club Members To Build It Themselves
    335 4 WHEN their new clubhouse is completed, members of the Singapore Royal Flying Club will have good reason to feel proud of it. They will have built it themselves. The Flying Club, which has to move out of Kallang Airport to the new Singapore
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    Lock icon You Can Call Gina For $40
    117 4 You Can Call Gina For $40 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. You tan now ring Gina Lollobrigida at her home in rtome irom Malaya and say a threeminute •"hullo" for a mere 540.>0. This is so. provided glamour queen Gina, who has just shocked the celluloid baron s by refusing to act
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    Lock icon Telephone Needed In SIT Estate
    111 4 Telephone Needed In SIT Estate about 1.000 residents living in the S.I.T. estate covered by Thor Terrace. Vulcan Terrace. Viking Street and Odin Square have approached the Singapore Telephone Board, through Mr. Lee Choon Eng. for the installation of a public telephone within the estate. They pointed out that they
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    247 4 KNOWLEDGE and understanding are really the answers to most of the problems which face the workman and employers today, Mr. W. D. J. Vincent, Chairman of the Employer-Employee Sub-Committee, said at a Rotary luncheon yesterday. "We do not expect to work miracles and solve
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    Lock icon TOBACCO SMUGGLING BY ARMY MEN BARED
    192 4 TOBACCO SMUGGLING BY ARMY MEN BARED KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The part played by army men in smuggling tobacoo across the Causeway was disclosed today by Mr. K. S. Hellrich, Assistant Comptroller of Customs here, at a Press Conference. He mentioned the case in which Preventive Officers at the Johore Bahru
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    Lock icon SHB STRIKE VOTE TODAY
    55 4 THE Singapore Harbour Board Stair Association will hod an extraordinary genera! meeting today to ronsidcr taking a strike ballot. The assoc ation*s general secretary, Air. Jamit Sinsh, said the meeting has been c ed because the Harbour Board j has failed to open negotiations I on
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    Lock icon EXPERT HAS POOR OPINION OF THIS LAND
    278 4 MR. John Gibb, licensed appraiser, told the Singapore High Court yesterday that he did not consider the 54.i acres of land acquired in Nee Soon for defence purposes an attractive proposition. He was giving evidence for the Collector of Land Revenue at the
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    Lock icon OU EN-LAI TO ROP IN' ON WAY ASIAN TALKS
    202 5 OU EN-LAI TO ROP IN' ON WAY ASIAN TALKS !*-22r aext month, will be host for one \,.'.i dele- ition of poliiical leaders from including Chou Fn-lai, which is on ]r \sian African Conference which declared Ceylon's High Commissi Indonesia, Mr. M. Saravanarival il Miu;aport\ yesterday. ing 120 people will
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    Lock icon THEY JUST COULDN'T ESCAPE THE TAX MAN
    156 5 THEY JUST COULDN'T ESCAPE THE TAX MAN JNG Wed When the fox the Prevents Animals, -ng and Province Wt branch, was handed a new nimal collection in last y< ar, the Society nd it was liable for a 3 road tax of over S-!.ooo i fiort was made to n
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    94 5 IPOH. Wed— The President of the Sessions Court. (he Mahmud Ilashim, today warned Police drivers that he would not treat them "lightly" if they were to appear before him for careless driving. Today, he impose*' the maximum fine on Zainal bin Hassan (23) for inconsiderate driving. Zainal
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    122 5 BUTTERWOxtTH, Wed. Residents in Province Wellesley, about half the total population in the Settlement, welcome the move to establish certain Government departments in their area, said Mr G S Shelley, Federal Councillor, today. Mr. Shelley was commenting on the Pros conference given by the
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    31 5 THE University of Malaya Film Society will give a film v, "Born Yesterday" at the Art Theatre Cluny Road, at 8.30 p.m.. tonig+t. Admission :o members and their friends.
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    Lock icon MINING UNION TO MAKE VITAL DECISION TODAY
    251 5 Talks On Men's Dismissal Employees' Union tomorrow ot on m V*• Ma J a^ n M,n, _9 j- i iL„ A:n. i 7 emergency meetmq to discuss the d.sm.sscl ofjhe43oworker. of the Kompar secHon of the Tronch Mines •ifior T h e^ WOrk
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    145 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Kuala Lumpur Municipality has approached the United Nations for the services of an expert to advise on a long-term multi-million dollar development plan for the heart of the Federal Capital. The Standard learnt today. The town planning expert has been sought
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    Lock icon $120,000 TO RENOVATE TOWN HALL
    115 5 $120,000 TO RENOVATE TOWN HALL PENANG, Wed.— Proposals to renovate the existing Town Hall !or the purpose of turning it into a Queen's with B bar. committee and meeting rooms, will be forwarded to Government lor approval This was stated tcdav by tn v Deputy Commissioner for Labour. Penang. Mr.
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    Lock icon BOARDING HOUSE FOR STUDENTS
    161 5 WHILE negotiations arc still going: on between the Trustees and the Chancellor of the Nanyang University, Dr. Lin Ya-tang, a Boarding House for Federation students enrolling: for the Post School Classes has been started by Mr. Goh Chee Wee. A brother of Mr. Goh Cine Van.
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    97 5 KLANG, Wed. Mr. V. Manicka Vasagam, Presidenl ot the Selangor branch of the Malayan Indian CongFess. .aid today that the party had derided to ask Mr. Tan Siew Sin. MCA Publicity Chief. 'v.iv he had written to the Singapore Standard «%omplain:n^ about its alleged
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    79 5 KLANG. Wed. A teacher's presence of mind saved many houses from being galled in a lire that broke cut at the Ang'.o-Chinese School here on Monday, it was disclosed today. The teacher, Mr. C. Nadarajah, was organising games at the school whgi he noticed the
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    221 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed- The helicopter has revolutionised the techniques of jungle warfare to such an extent that virtually all the machines in the British Services are now operating in Malaya. Wing Commander WH. Williams. OC Flyins Wing, of RAF Kuala Lumpur, said here today. Though
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      616 6 COME of the actors who are now performing on the Malayan political stage seem to find in the late Mahatma Gandhi and Pandit Nehru fresh aourci a lor their inspiration. These two Indian national figures had the honour of spending a portion of their lives in jail. Perhaps
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      310 6 Japan The Soviet r rilK satisfaction with which the Japanese Government accepted Soviet overtures to bring about better relations between the two countries appears to have received a serious jolt. Alter :i thoughtful perusal of the Russian note on this friendship move, the Japanese leaders realised that it contained snags
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    510 6  - Matsu, Quemoy: Chiang's Supreme Gamble FRED SPARKS By NEA Staff Correspondent 11 AIP EI. Formosa Will Chiang gamble on Matsu and Qucmoy in the days just ahead? He'll have to make his decision very soon, for Peiping's ships, filled with Commie invaders, are crawling down the coast. Defending these offshore
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      332 6 Sir: In the Singapore Standard of 26.2.55, it was reported that Mr. Walker, C lairman of the Ipoh ;nd Menglembu Town Council. had said in h s reply to representations made by the National Asso iation of Pera'.< on b< ha f of both the nd
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      401 6 Sir; I forward a quotation taken from an authoritative book entitled. "Th*» Political Institutions of Switzerland** by George Sauser-Hall. Professor of Law in the Universities of Geneva and Neuchatel. which may be of interest to your readers particularly those who are aware of the anguage pron in
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      103 6 Sir: According to an English language paper here. Mr Soh Ghee Soon is a "Civil Defence Colonel. What after all Is a Civil Defence Colonel 0 Has civil defence suddenly become militarised, or what? A Colonel is the one and only superior officer of a regiment
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      221 6 <g u The comments on Vie award of Government Agricultural Scholarships to the College of Agriculture on Saturday, the 12th of March by "A Student" need comment too. "A Student" seemed to conceive the idea that candidates to the agricultural college from Trengganu, Pahang, and Kelantan poss interior
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      152 6 Sir:— The trade unions in Malaya arc not moving a!on£ the right path. It is evident that many unions are becoming "mere election machines** for cheap politicians to sain their own ends. The trade union leaders sho make every attempt to keep clear of politics, and unions. On
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      142 6 Sir: The publication of the MCA publicity chiefs letter in the front page of your paper dated 6.3.55 was a challenge to the MCA. Mar.y have reacted against the impertinent letter of that particular official who has now learned a fine lesson that the Standard is still
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      110 6 Sir:—Th< Fedt ol Election vill lake p'acc during the last week of /w?t/, F9SS. but, the M.C.A. in Negri Sembilan has not yet wet up its machinery wr the bavlc. Several failures liarc been experienced bji this bssociation and it is about time a proper body
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      104 6 Sir:— l sympathise with 4 the MCA Publicity Chief for the harm ho has broufhi upon himself. However. the idea seems to he his own. so Sill the MCA members ronnot be blamrr] for the fault of one man. 7here are MCA om>ia!s J with hi^h ideals and they
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      103 6 Sir: As election day is drawing near. I would like to draw attention to the two andidates standing f'-r the Singapore Legislative A sembly Elections in the Paya Lebar division. II they are depending on 1 heir posters. agent* and helpers to win voles, they are
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    329 7 Tells Of A Date Invite 'To Move In' Jelke Trial Begins 11 1 1 r I .rd Ihr to I, had .il*e i entitled "What Men Live ■if." In his opening statement, chief defence counsel George WaaWagtaq llerz brought in the names of actors John < .irradine and Mickey Kooney.
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    90 7 LONDON, March in- (Reuter) The manuscript ot an unfinished love story written by Napoleon at the age of Hi and offered for sale frcm a New York collection was auctioned in London yesterday tor £2.300 The story, about 1.50(1 words only surviving rede of futui
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    48 7 LONDON March 16, (Renter) Sir Anthony Ericn. the Foreign Secretary, has postponed his visit to Turkey because of influenza. He was due to have flown there today but now hopes to arrange another date "early in the summer" the Foreign Office announced.
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    71 7 tic freedom dispute in i in -ince they did the thing in 1950 to Japatranslations of the original Paris version which ■\m< ricans have seen D H. Lawrence's "Lady j rley*s Lover." I Police took no action against English language versions of either book, which
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    51 7 1th. FUNCTION FOR HARTINI JAKARTA Mar. 16 (UP) President Boekarno has presented his second wife in public for the first time a Jakarta newspaper said today. The newspaper. Indonesia Rava. said Hartini Boekarno was introduced to local officials at a luncheon given by the President at his Bogor Palace last
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    70 7 photo A MEDICAL aid man of the United States forces —field tests a new atomic powered portable X-ray unit designed for combat use. The new device, which is carried on the back of the medic, is powered by radioactive thulium: and is capable of producing an X-ray picture
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    270 7 Nehru Tells The West: NEW YORK, March. 16 (IP) Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India and II Nu of Burma last night advised the West to keep its "sword" of armed might, but avoid flashing it unnecessarily. The advice, aimed particularly at the United
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    371 7 Formosa Korea Will Be Free To Hit Back— Dulles WASHINGTON, Mor. 16, (UP)— Secretary of State John Foster Dudes, at his news conference yesterday, said that if the Chinese Communists launch a general attack against Southeast Asia then there would be no reason for the
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    128 7 U.K. Plans 'Cheaper' H- Bombs LONDON. March 16. <UP> —Britain .slashed her nuclear budget yesterday in a cut that confirmed British scientisthave learned how to build a "cheap"' H-bomb, a highly reliable source .said. The same source clarified Sir Anthony Eden's cryptic statement last night that it is possible to
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    39 7 NEPAL'- new king. Ilahen- I rira Vir Vikram Shah day proclaimed his eldest son, nine-year-old Yirendra Vir I Vikram Shah as crown prince and successor. Virendra i- tl present attending St Joesph's Convent School at Dariceling. —UP.
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    110 7 BANGKOK. Mar. 1G (Reuter).— Forty-nine men were' sentenced to imprisonment here last night for plotting to overthrow the Government and setting up a Communist regime. Another five were found not guilty. One prisoner who refused to co-operate with the court was sentenced to 20 years and
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    74 7 LONDON. March 16 (AP) Britons are drinking much less beer and unhappy brewers blame television and taxes. Production statistics complied yesterday show less beer was brewed in January of this year than in any January since the depression year of 1953. Television. said brewery officials,
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    27 7 A NATION-WIDE strike of railway, customs and prison officials started in Finland today at one minute past midnight. It involves 44.000 workers demanding higher pay.
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    103 7 PAPIIOS, Cyprus, March 16 (Reuter)— Demonstrating students today grabbed from Police two of 13 men accused of promoting civil war in Cyprus when they were being taken to the courtroom here to face trial. The students. shouting anti-British slogans, seized the men and hustled them away
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    71 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Morch 1 6 The following ore the clos.ng prices ot rubber ond tin oa the London Market LONDON RUBBER Spot 261 d. April June 26_d.. July/September 25ad. October/December 25 fid. April c.i.f. 25« d. Tone: Very Steady. LONDON TIN Spor £712 10$
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    49 7 CALCUTTA. March 1«. (Reuter)— Forty-four ships lay unattended and waterfront activities were suspended in harbour here yesterday after a strike by stevedores. Hundreds of cranes stood j idle after the walk-off by strikers who alleged "widespread violence and mob rule around the dock area."
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    208 7 Kept Alive With A 'Borrowed' Heart MINNEAPOLIS. March 16 <UP> Seven-year-old Penny Rae Raymond was kept alive with the "borrowed" heart and lungs of a family friend yesterday while surgeons performed a rare and delicate operation on her heart. The surgery apparently was successful in the dramatic attempt to give
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    166 7 WASHINGTON. Mar. IG. Reuter Secret try of Mr. John Foster Dulles, told a press conference yesu r thai it the United State* became encaged in major military activity anywhere in I world, small atomic weaponof precision would come Into use. Mr Dulles said tactical atomic
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    74 7 TOKYO. March. 16 (AP) Kyodo new terday Japan's famed xuk;i Ci.v Opera O refused a iue »t to bo >1 a nd\ te Tiie agency i aid C iiitcd to film part of .1. Michener's "Sayonara" c Mory about a member ol all-girl troupe and nericao
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    230 7 English Press Clamour For Palace Statement On Margaret LONDON, Mar. 16, (UP)— British newspaper editorials today reflected mounting public pressure for Buckingham Palace to end the suspense about Princess Margaret's reported romance with Group Capt. Peter Townsend. Both the Conservative Daily Telegraph and the Labour Party's Daily Herald appealed for
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    520 8 Fight For Us And We'll Back You' Tradesmen's Call To Candidates A RETAILERS' association in Singapore has sent circulars to candidates contesting the Legislative Assembly elections os^"9 are prepared to fight for the advancement of the business interests or its members. Each candidate was told that
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    239 8 Front's Stand On Self -Rule BY demanding immediate self-government, the People's Action Party was "going a little too fast," Singapore Labour Front Leader, Mr. David Marshall, said yesterday. Answering a question at his election campaign meeting in Empress Place on the Front's attitude towards PAP.
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    129 8 No MudSlinging For Him MR. PFTKR Lim Seek Tiong (Progressive), last night told voters in tiie Tanjong Pagar Division, 'ne would not indulge .n mud-slinging as all h:s opponents had agreed to keep the election clean. Speaking at Anson Road Rnd later at East Reclamation Road. Mr. Lim said he
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    221 8 THEY BOW TO WISHES OF THE VOTERS VOTERS of Kampong Kapor division, who called their four election candidates to appear together on a common election platform in a series of meetings will now have their wish fulfilled. All four candidates have signified agreement to this proposal to The Standard. Mr.
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    21 8 A DIAMOND ring worth SI.ROO was stolen from a cupboard of a house in Balmoral Crescent in Singapore recently.
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    87 8 TWO women and a man were slightly injured when this ear in which they were travelling overturned after a head-on collision with a police van in Kuala Lumpur at the junction of Circular Road and Ampang Road. The women. Doris Doss, a 20-year-old typist employed
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    159 8 FUTURE Sinophiles and lovers of fine porcelain will appreciate a book which has just been published in London under the auspices of the London Ceramic Society. It is entitled "Introduction to Chinese Porcelain." and provides the uninformed with details that will enable them not only to
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    46 8 WELL-KNOWN Colony professional wrestler E. W. (Tiger) Scott was last night unanimously elected president of the Straits Marine Engineers' Guild of Singapore at a meeting in Coljyer Quay Mr. Scott is a marine representative of the Standard Vacuum Oil Company.
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    27 8 THE Straits Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold a "Variety Entertainment Night" on March 19 at 8 p.m. in Kampong Kapor Road.
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    466 8 Ex-Student Used Forg Note-Charge Teacher Tells Of $95 Paid By Family A FORMER student of An g 1 o-Chinese School, Singapore, used his form master's signature and the school's memo sheet, to obtain 595 from the family of the teacher early this year. This was alleged at a preliminary inquiry
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    96 8 FIVE Home Guard officers were presented with the InspectorGeneral's (Federation Home Guard) Certificates of Merit at Johore Bahru yesterday morning. They arc (from left): Battalion Commander Cheong Yoke San. Scudai Bn.. Battalion Commander Chee Mcng Kee, Plentong Bn.. Battalion Commander Zainal bin Ba'ada. Peka.iang Bn.. Company Commander
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    964 9 MADRAS, March 10 Contrary to general expectation, the Communists have suffered a resoundng defeat in the election \L}a Andhr a Legislature the full results of which nave just been announced, lhe Congress with its two adherents, the Krishikar Lok Party and the Praja arty— the former to merge
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    505 9 4 lively question-hour was witnessed in the Madras Legislative Assembly when a member asked for immediate action to stop what he described a? the ugly sight of rickshawpullers puffing and panting with oversized females of the upper class. Food or no food, such operations by menfolk, seen
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    465 10 Telephonemen Redeem Prestige All The Business Houses Soccer! Their Victims: Mercantile Bank THE Singapore Telephone Board, after their 3-0 defeat by Hong Kong Bank last Wednesday, redeemed some of their prestige when they whipped Mercantile Bank by lour goals to one in the best of the Singapore Business Houses division
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    487 10 Results, Scorers, Positions DIVISION 1 Pulo B'jkom 7 MP II 1 i 4. 1) Am ll X X i :i i i X imi if ricrVi 'c<\ Chartered Bank I Sits* Darhv 0 H >n.. lt>: .."..in Sh-ll J F *V N 3 Mo Chin Aba Bakar 1 S <:n
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    247 10 THREE goals scored within ten minutes by Ho Chin Bin enabled Shell Sports Club to beat Fraser Neave Sports Club by five goals to three in division 1 league match on the N ground yesterday. wasted no t:me in atand in the third
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    115 10 IPERIAL Chemical IndusClub beat BouSports Club by two goals 11 in a division 3 league h on the Singapore b ground yesterday. W first half was goalie--. On l 1.C.1, pressed 1 kept up a non-stop k. Th« opened the «<ore in 15th minute through mx
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    29 10 THORNYCROFT beat Alexandra Bricks Works one-nil n division '.i on Malay Football Association ground yesterday. Fook Tens scored the winning goal oft a penalty.
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    244 10 The Islanders On Coalscoring Spree At Stadium PI LO BUXOM Sports Club, led by Othman Daud, inflicted a 7-1 victory over Malaya Publishing House Sports Club in the division 1 league match played at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Pulo Bukom held the whip hand from the start. and made
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    82 10 BODCA Take 4-Wkt. Defeat From Police In spite of a useful 32 runs contributed by Sam Chelliah. BODCA failed to avoid a fourwicket defeat by Police Training School in their friendly cricket match at Thomson Road yesterday. BODCA scored 114. (Sam Chelliah 32 n.0.. Van Roovan 21. Patrick Choy 13,
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    139 10 AT the annual general meeting of the Ceylon Sports Club held at the Club premises, the following were elected for the current year: President: Dr Subrahmanyam: Vice-Presidents: Messrs P E Perera and V Ambiavasar: Hon Secretary: Dr V Thambipillai, Asst Secretary: Mr S Muthucumaru: Hon. Treasurer: Mr
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    87 10 THE team to represent Ceylon Sports Club against the Wanderers in a friendly cricket match to be played at the C.S.C. ground on Saturday at 2.15 p.m. will be:K. Muthucumaru (Captain). V Ramalingam. V.K. Thamby. Joe Carvalho. Vandcrput. E. Balasingham, Joe Navaratnam. W. Ponniah. R.V.S. Sundram. S.
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    53 10 Women's InterClub Golf ROYAL Island Club women beat Royal Singapore Golf Club by 10\ po.nts to 4J in an inter-club golf match played on Monday. Miss O.K. Barrett won the Fatima trophy put up for a golf tournament decided at the Royal Island Club course on Sunday. The runner-up was
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    32 10 SINGAPORE Cod Storage Straits Trading 3>l ;n a match at the I yesterday. r SGS were: Mccr Ah Chow and Muri. AI B;u;,r scored the only ■aal rot Straits Trading.
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    66 10 ENTRIES are invited for an American tennis tournament I Singles) to be held at the Indian Association courts <>n Saturday, March 2fi and* Sunday. March 27 Play will commence at .'l3O p.m o t< Saturday, and will be continued <»n Sunday The entrance fee is $1,00.
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    106 10 FOLLOWING are the officebearers of the Dew Recreation Club. Teluk Anson for the year: President The District Officer, Lower Perak (exOfiicio*. Vice-President: Mr. Lim Ewe Chens. Hon. Secretary: Mr Ong Teik Sim. Hon. Treasurer: Mr. Oh Kean Hin. Auditors: Inche Shaari bin Wahab and Mr. Tye
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    58 10 Bartley SS Win Lose BARTLEY Secondary School beat Johore English College 2-1 an Inter-School soccer match played on the Bartley ground on Tuesday. Scorer? for Bnrtlcy were Henry Wong and Rahman I oris Mohamed replied for the Collcce Earlier in the evening. Johore English College 2n r i XI beat
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    46 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The All Malayan chess championships will take place during the Easter holidays at the Selangor Chinese Recreation Club. Entries for the competition are now being invited and should be sent' to Mr Grundy c/o The Rubber Research Institute. Kuala Lumpur.
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    286 10 After holding Chartered Bank Sports Club to a onegoal interval lead, Sime Darby had to admit defeat by three clear goals in a Division I League match played at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Sime Darby played with ten men after the interval as Abu Bakar was
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    57 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Competition Committee of the Malay Cricket Association invite entries for the Ruler's Shield Cricket competition which will start in early April. Affiliate^ should send their entries together with the entrance fee of $20 to Hon. Secretary Che Mniiyuddin bin Mohd Zain, c/o District Oflire
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    66 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed —The 17th Guikhi Division Signals Rest beat N'u 1. Supply Depot. Royal Arm.- Service Corps 4-2 in an Army Garrison league soccer match at the Ifalaya Command stadium today At hau nme the score was one-all. Inside-left Namgyal insideright Bijai Singh and centreforward Chaturbhuj 2
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    44 10 SINGAPORE'S Neo Chwee Kok finished second to Japan's A. Tani in the 100 metres and 200 metres freestyle swim in the Philippines national open championships last Sunday. v Picture shows Chwee Kok emerging from the pool after finishing the 9nn metres swim. Unit photo.
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    124 12 Restricted Turnover In Shares THERE was little movement in any section Of the Malayan share market yesterday and the restricted turnover was confined to the narrow fluctuations, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. Price changes announced by the Association yesterday were INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Common 3.10 3.15 HTcon 1 Shai
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    52 12 JOHAN Tin Dredging Ltd. output for February this year amounted to 40.19 piculs tin ore won, all of which were sold. leaving no stock at the end of the month. Tribute to company for February amounted to $865.06. according to the secretaries. Messrs. Sime, Darby
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    46 12 DAY-OLD cliicks are flown regularly as freight in BOAC aircraft from London to many parts of the world, including Malaya. This hatch on its icay from London seem to prefer the comfort of a BOAC receptionist's hat to that oi their travelling box.
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    51 13 MEXICO CITY. Mar. V, i (Renter)— Tom Connor, of the j United States, beat the world record for the press in the i lightheavyweight class during I last night's wcightlifting i events in the Pan-American Games, here. Connor pressed 143.5 kilogrammes (316-.-17-4534 lbs) to jbeat 143.
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    105 14 DUNEDIN. March 16 (Reuter) The New Zealand team to meet England in the second Test at Auckland on March 2~) shows three changes from the side beaten by England here today. J.G. Lcggat. topscorer for Canterbury with D 9 against the MCC a week ago. comes
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