Singapore Standard, 22 March 1955

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    16 1 Singapore Standard n it A ri SINCAPOSE, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1955 1 1 p\<;es is cents
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    Lock icon R WINSTON AY SEE THE UEEN SOON
    182 1 R WINSTON AY SEE THE UEEN SOON r- N March 21, (Rcuter) Sir Winston no w expected to go to Queen tnthc next fortnight and ask her leave s Prime Minister. d net comment on the impending retirement y steps to discourage the have invariably done in I the past.
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    Lock icon LICE SEEK IS MAN
    48 1 LICE SEEK IS MAN c Link G/r/'s urc/er l; p..ht r in;Bt nillilltT tfl 41 unman t<>Iriarki r Wong in 'a a* fMMMI •!i in .i afia V i i lia;. br h• x i ikrd witb the >üb,lun 1 h.m:.-; p.,. v th»- 1 1 nil Mi\<.
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    Lock icon Terrorist Cornered In House, Shot Dead
    157 1 P E N A N G, Mon.— Gover n m c n t tot announced the killof Tan Chiang Hoo. a Communist terrorist who jked a police inspector in Nibong Tebal last ember in a dramatic duel at the Changkat New Village in Province
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    Lock icon ITALIAN'S PORTRAIT OF THE QUEEN
    38 1 ITALIAN'S PORTRAIT OF THE QUEEN photo THIS portrait of Queen Elizabeth has been painted by Mr. Pietro Annigoni for the Fishmongers Company. Anmgoni is an Italian "classical" painter. The portrait has won acclaim in the British press. U.P.
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    Lock icon Aruba's Cargo To Go To Reds
    266 1 Transfer At Sea Is Likely Standard Shipping Reporter INFORMED shipping sources said yesterday that the Finnish tanker Aruba may transfer its cargo of jet fuel to a Communist tanker in international waters about the middle of this week." A Finnish Seamen's Union spokesman said
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    Lock icon NARRIMAN IS KEEPING MUM
    26 1 PARIS. March 21 (UP) Former Queen Narriman of Egypt refused comment today on reports she was thinking of re-marrying former King Farouk.
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    Lock icon Cathedral To Get Cross As Memorial
    92 1 Cathedral To Get Cross As Memorial LONDON. March 21. (Reuter> A silver cross and candlesticks, made as a memorial to the 764 officers and men who died in the sinking of the battleships Prince of Wales and Repulse in 1941. were presented to the Commissioner for Malaya. Inchc Othman. in
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    Lock icon US AIR CHIEF IN S'PORE
    67 1 GENERAL L. Patridge. Commander-in-Chief of the United States Far East Air Force, arrived in Singapore yesterday from Tokyo to reciprocate a courtesy visit to Air Marshal F. J. Fressanges. C-in-C. R.A.F.. F.E.A.F. at his Headquarters in the Colony. Tomorrow the two C-in-C's will fly to
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    Lock icon COLONY'S NEW CHIEF JUSTICE
    153 1 MR. JOHN WHYATT. Q.C.. Attorney General and Member for Legal Affairs. Kenya. in 1951. and a former Crown Counsei in Hongkong, has been appointed by the Queen to be Chief Justice. Singapore in succession to Sir Charles M. Murray-Aynsley who is due to retire shortly. Mr.
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    Lock icon Nanyang May Go To Arbitration
    437 1 Nanyang May Go To Arbitration If TalkinQ Won't End The Row Trustees Plan 'Save Varsity' Meet On Friday THE dispute between the Chancellordesignate of the Nanyang University, Dr. Lin Yu-tang, and the Trustees may go to arbitration, either before the Courts or through an independent arbitrator acceptable to both parties.
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    Lock icon GURKHAS LOCATE DISABLED 'COPTER
    199 1 GURKHAS LOCATE DISABLED 'COPTER A JUNGLE bashing rescue squad of Gurkhas last night located the Scmbawang-based Naval helicopter which forcelanded in the jungle, a few miles north of Kulai. Johoic. at about 5 p.m. yesterday. The crew of two, the pilot, who is a naval lieutenant commander, and the Engineer
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    Lock icon Teachers Stay Away From School
    122 1 KUCHING. North Borneo. March 21 fßcuten The Principal and teaching staff totalling about 70 of Kuching's Chung Hwa Middle School (pupils 1.300) stayed away from school this morning. The students who turned up for lessons were told by the schools Board of Management to return
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    Lock icon Speaker, 2 Others Held For Treason
    128 1 HYDERABAD. Pakistan, March 20 (Rcuter) Mr. Gulam All Talpur, Speaker of the Sind Provincial Assembly, and two prominent Assembly membcis were arrested tonight in connection with an alleged plot to assassinate provincial ministers and create widespread disturbances in the province. An official announcement said
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    Lock icon APPOINTMENT FOR MacD
    62 1 THE Commi.ssionor-Grn-rral fur South-oa.st Asia, Mr. Malcolm Mar Donald. has been appointed the United Kingdom representativo to the South-east Asia Treaty Organization, it was announced in Singapore last night. The British Ambassador to Bangkok. Mr. B B. P. Gage, has been appointed alternate U.K. representative and will
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    Lock icon NZ 'SKYMEN' MAY COME TO MALAYA
    166 1 AUCKLAND, March 21— Political circles said today the New Zealand Cabinet is discussing the possibility of sending to Malaya an airborne commando unit of about 100 picked men as a contribution to the defence of that area. The men would be specially trained in
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    25 1 IRAN on Sunday accepted the invitation to attend the forthcoming Asian African Conference in Bandung, the Conference's joint secretariat disclosed in Jakarta. Reuter
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    Lock icon Guards Bullet Kills Dutch Airline Pilot
    97 1 Guards Bullet Kills Dutch Airline Pilot JAKARTA. March 21 (UP) J. van Heyningen. 24-year-old pilot of the Royal Dutch Airlines, was shot to death by a military guard when his car accidentally entered the harbour zone in the downtown area which is out of bounds after dark. The young Dutchman,
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    Lock icon PLAN TO STOP EXORBITANT LAND RENTS
    262 2 PLAN TO STOP EXORBITANT LAND RENTS Ceiling To Be Fixed At A Third Of Annual Value Of Produce KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Federation Government' is to put- the screw on greedy landlords shortly by limiting land rents to a maximum of one-third the annual value of their produce, The Standard
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    Lock icon APOLOGY
    58 2 We wish to apologize to Mr. David Marshall for publishing in our issue of the 19th March an offensive remark about him attributed to ♦h e Progressive Party newsletter. We very much regret having given publicity to that remark and dissociate ourselves wholely from it. We understand Mr. Marshall
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    Lock icon Ten Face Riot Charge
    85 2 MrLOK ANSON. Mon T» n labourers ol Pembroke Estate. 1 Mison-Bktorl id a free tor all among la; I Friday evenThey were produced in court on Saturday on a charge ol rioting. The leu were: S. ArumuM Krishnan, 25. M. Subramaniam. 21. K. Pakri. 21. R.
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    41 2 HONGKONG. March 21 Special Standard Service: Closing price; of the Hongkong Exchange today wore: ?15.'i(» to m sterling; $5.8275 to US$l: $1,837 to Malayan $1; $0. 14f> t«> one Indonesian Rupiah; G<>>l >i > .i2.6T i s to a tacl.
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    108 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (rents per Ib) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No I KS S Spot Loose 88 881No I KSS f.o.b. April 88!. 881 No 2 87 A 87,' No. 3 86 A 86? Tone: Quiet. TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterday (per picuh was
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    Lock icon PROMPTED CHILDREN TO GAMBLE -FINED
    143 2 PROMPTED CHILDREN TO GAMBLE -FINED KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Five persons— one ot them a woman were lined a total of $700 in the Kuala Lumpur First Court today for promoting gambling among mipils of the Confucian Chinese School here. Police ra.ded their stalls just outside the school on Feb. 7.
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    Lock icon City Councillor Accused Slandering Colleag
    1328 2 City Councillor Accused Slandering Colleag Court Hears Of $400,000 Bungle' Alleg^, Kum Chee Says Lazarous Attack Was Malicious AN action for damages brought by a City Councillor, Mr. Chan Kum Chcc, against a fellowCouncillor. Mr. A. R. Lazarous, for slander allegedly uttered at the meeting of the Singapore City Council
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    Lock icon Barman Fined For Driving Dangerously
    106 2 MALACCA, Mon. A 19--year-old barman, Wong Heng Kiat, who knocked down a 10--year-old schoolboy while driving a car rear the sth Mile, Malacca-Jasin Road in January last year, was convicted and fined $150 Jor dangerous driving by Magistrate Ramanatha Iyer today. Wong was also fined
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    Lock icon $500,000 School For S'pore
    106 2 SKETCH of the new Vcunc Cheng School to be built at Club Street at a tost of half a million dollars. Building of the school will b<in two stages. The right wing housing 24 classrooms will be erectej first on th<school playground Then the present school
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    Lock icon $1,620 For Fire Victims
    89 2 MALACCA, Mon. Lee Rubber Co. Ltd.. with $500 heads the list of donations to the victims of the On Lok Now Village fire which recently destroyed IS houses, a co-operative shop and market stalls. Other donors are: Licw Yong. $200; Tay Boon Seng, Lian Aik Chan.
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    Lock icon He can't pray like a Muslim, court
    240 2 He can't pray like a Muslim, court JOIIORE BAHRU, Mon. A former assistant manager of the Melayu Raya Press Limited. Singapore. Inche Ahmad Jailani bin Imam. 37. said in the Supreme Court here today that he could not now conduct his daily prayers <five times a day) as a true
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    Lock icon D Training In S'pore Is Just Good As UK'
    263 3 II tr.iiniiu "1 members of the civil .it b as high or even higher ii 1 Bgfauai, the Civil Defence I i I i»unk. told The Standard >:e last week from months, he attend- some of the new introduced there. F
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    Lock icon Don't Reduce S.C. Strength On Estates, Planters Warn
    394 3 Don't Reduce S.C. Strength On Estates, Planters Warn DRASTIC CUTS WILL JEOPARDIZE LIVES, PROPERTY, THEY SAY THE Johorc Planters* Association has made representations to the Federation Government against further reduction of special constables on estates. The Association, in its report for last year published yesterday, states that in Johore the
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    Lock icon SWEARS ONLY TO PRIVATES & SGTS.
    148 3 SWEARS ONLY TO PRIVATES SGTS. SWEARING and usinjj bail language came naturally to acting Lame orporal Frederick Murrel. a young British soldier, after he joined the Army. a Singapore District Cour* Martial v.is told yesterday. "I do not swear when 1 speak to an officer only to privates and servants."
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    Lock icon ALBERT ST. THEFT
    18 3 I ttles of brandy ettea worth re sto en from a >hop Street on Sunday
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    17 3 To US Vacation P* N Mt.»nllu M .1I Mllrnt Mr I>f D.tr!!! s n ;ii >M pllntM
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    Lock icon 1½ YRS. FULL PAY SICK LEAVE
    186 3 1½ YRS. FULL PAY SICK LEAVE DAILY-paid Singapore City Council employees who have put in live years' service will be entitled to about one-and-half years full pay sick leave if they contract tuberculosis and have a reasonable chance of recovery. This is or.c of the advantages of the newly-introduced sickness
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    Lock icon Telecoms Proves Its Importance
    86 3 Telecoms Proves Its Importance THERE wore 1.668.000 trunk telephone calls between Singapore and the Federation last year, states the latest issue of the Telecoms. Magazine. '•Mercury." One million telegraph services wore handled and 14.800 calls to all parts of the world wore put through the overseas radiotelephone services. About 338.000
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    60 3 City 's Own Exchange THE Singapore City Council plans to run its own internal labour exchange to recruit. transfer or discharge labourer-. The Labour Personnel and We tare OflV.-cr (a new appoint men:) will be in charge of this section. In addition to giving advice on training schemes, this officer
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    Lock icon S'pore Schoolgirls Visit Legislative Chamber
    107 3 SENIOR pupils of Baffles 1 Girls' School in Singapore take a look into one of the books found in the new Legislative Assembly Chamber at Empress Place where the future government of this Colony will be run. They were among the first batch of students
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    Lock icon Contest Winner And Friend
    130 3 wwww wwwwv MR Noel Aeria of lr- j rawaddy Road. Sinsa2 pore, winner of the "Spot the Personality Beau "< Brunimell Contest" is j seen dinins with 3 friend. 1 Miss Kav de Sou/a, at the Cathay Restaurant on Sunday nish'.^ As winner of the contest
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    Lock icon TAKES WHO's SARAWAK JOB
    37 3 DR. Serafin J. Juliano. a short-term consultant of the World Health Organization has been appointed malariologist to the WHO assisted malaria pilot project in Sarawak. in the place of Dr. J. dc Zulueta.
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    Lock icon Eber Going To Bandung Talks
    258 3 London Students Back Him MR. JOHN EBER, secretary of the Malayan Students' Forum in London, announced on Sunday that he is attending: the 30-nation Afro-Asian conference at Bandung: on April 30. He told Forum members in London that he will be accompanied by Che Abdullah
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    Lock icon On Visit To East Coast
    65 3 THE Indian Commissioner in Malaya. Mr. R.K. Tandon. will leave Singagpre today lor the east coast of Malaya to study living conditions of Indians there. Mr. Tandon will visit Kelantan. and Trengganu before proceeding to Kuala Lumpur on March 25 where he is to address
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    Lock icon Divorce For Man Whose Wife Quit
    139 3 Divorce For Man Whose Wife Quit A DECREE nisi to be made absolute in three months was granted in the Singapore High Court to Mr. Herman F.B. van Cadolsberg yesterday. Us pet tion was heard before the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley. The petitioner instituted divorce proceedings on the grounds
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    20 3 THE next Singapore Assizes will be held in the Supreme Court at 10. HO a.m. on April 4.
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    60 3 REPRESENTATIVES of the seven parties contesting the Singapore Legislative Assembly Elections on April 2. will appear on an Election Forum over Radio Malaya on Wednesday, March 23, at 8.30 The representatives will reply to questions sent in by the public. The Forum will be a
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    33 3 THE St John Ambulance Brigade. Kandang Kerbau Division. Singapore, will hold their second annual intersquad first aid competition at the Kandang Kerbau Hospital grounds on March 27 at 2.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon Miles Of Thread Seized By Court
    226 4 Miles Of Thread Seized By Court FOUR hundred thouj sand yards or 224 miles of thread, in 1.452 spools I were yesterday confiscated by the Singapore First I District Court Judge. The spools had been found to contain less than their advertised length of 500 yards. The proprietor of a
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    Lock icon CHANGE OF S. JOHORE COMMAND
    162 4 BRIGADIER B. A. Burke, DSO, has handed over command of 99 Gurkha Infantry Brigade to Brigadier D. B. B. Talbot, DSO M.C. B r i g a dicr Burke. wh o returns to the United Kingdom next month to take up another appointm c n
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    Lock icon Sultan's House Saved From 2½ Hour J.B. Fire
    87 4 JOIIORE BAHRU, Mon. Seventy acres of Sultanate grounds, believed to be the proposed site for the ne w University of Malaya, were laid waste today after an afternoon blaze. The lallang fire was fast approaching one of the Sultan's houses between .lalan
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    Lock icon HIS ATTITUDE TOWARDS ME CHANGED' SAYS WIFE
    204 4 HIS ATTITUDE TOWARDS ME CHANGED SAYS WIFE MRS. Violet Theresa Stuart. a typist, told the Singapore High Court yesterday that alter two years of a happily married life, her husband's attitude towards her "changed." "He used to drink heavily, and on one occasion he assaulted me," said Mrs. Stuart. who
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    Lock icon MCA STORM BREWING OVER NO. 2. JOB
    253 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A storm is brewing within the higher echelons of the Malayan Chinese Association. The Standard understands, over the appointment of Mr. Leong Yew Koh, MCA Secretary-Gen-eral as the association's No. 2 man. The appointment was announced by Dato Sir Cheng-lock
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    Lock icon THE FIGHT FOR VOTES
    211 4 Music Ami 3iimi Keep Raity A. iive MUSICIANS complete with bass and a drummer and a young singer did their best to entertain the large crowd at a week-end election rally by the Democratic Party in Alexandra Road, Singcpore. The crowd had chairs to sit on
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    Lock icon 'Emergency An Excuse To Shut Our Mouths'
    398 4 'Emergency An Excuse To Shut Our Mouths' Lee Attacks Colonialism THE Emergency Regulations, ostensibly aimed at Communism, are very convenient tor keeping shut the mouths of those who would like to destroy the Colonial system constitutionally, charged Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. the People's Action Party's candidate for Tanjong Pagar yesterday.
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    Lock icon Don't Give Up Guns —Warning
    86 4 Don't Give Up Guns —Warning PLANTERS in Johore have been told by the Johore Planters' Association to resist any attempt by the authorities to hand over their American carbines. Because ol a shortage of carbines for operational purposes, planters in white areas" may be asked to surrender their American car
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    101 4 CABLE and Wireless Ltd.. Electra House, Hongkong, will open a new training school on April 1 for locally-recruited staff selected from the organization's branches in the Far East. The first eight students have been chosen from the Company's telegraph stations at Jakarta. Hongkong. Jesselton, Manila
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    Lock icon Prog. Party Is Not Communal'
    147 4 Prog. Party Is Not Communal' THE Progressive Party is "a non-communal organization dedicated to the interests of the people of Singapore." Mr. Abdul Hamid bin Rahmat. the Party's candidate lor Ulu Bedok, said yesterday. He was addressing an election rally in Kampong Melayu on Sunday. He denied an allegation that
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      70 4 Weather Report Minimum Temperature From 7..",0 p.m. March !0 to 7..°.0 a.m March "M S'nor c (7.">F); Prnang (7:;Fi: Kota Rharu (73F); Kuala Lumpur |73F)i Ipoh (72F): Kuantan (HBF). Maximum Temperature From 7.30 p.m. March 20 to 7.:.0 a.m. March 21: Snore (90F): Penang OOFk Kota Rharu OOF); Kuala Lumpur
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    13 5 GERMAN OKS ARE KEN OF ODWILL of I i I n I r
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    Lock icon Gurkhas Follow Up Attack On Bandit Camp
    385 5 Gurkhas Follow Up Attack On Bandit Camp Kill Two During Surprise Raid In Ipoh Outskirts IPOH, Mon.— Men of the 1/6 Gurkha Rifles are closing in on the heels of the notorious Gunong Rapat Communist gang after killing two and wounding several of them in an attack carried out yesterday
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    Lock icon Gift For Varsity
    42 5 photo. DR. GBANOW <ri^lit) hands two volumes of the works of a (Herman poet to Sir Sydney Came. Others in the picture are Professor J. Cookc (left) and Professor A. Oppenheim. Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya. Standard
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    402 5 Ground-To- Air Communications PAA Gift To The Colony A REVOLUTIONARY ground-to-air (and vicerasa) communications system which has been enthusiastically described by leading aero-engineers in America as the greatest advancement of its kind, will be furnished free of charge to the Singapore Government by Fan American Airways, next month. I to
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    29 5 I'NDER the United Nations ren'a Fund (UNICET), i- to receive a sum I i s< ',n hod it was announced Ul States Information c rclea yesterday
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    56 5 DR. Frorf Jarvis. a liaison officer for the American Surplus \Var Supplies Board who is on his way to Vietnam to survey thp country for the Board, arrived by air in Singapore yesterday. Dr. Jarvis is scheduled to cive a series of talks in the Colony
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    Lock icon Girl, 3, Saved From Drowning
    40 5 A CHINESE woman yesterday rescued her three-year-old daughter. Yip Wei Fong, from drowning In a pond at the back of her house ;n Bras Basah Road. Singapore. The girl was admitted to the Genera; Hospital.
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    Lock icon BRIGADE MEETING
    31 5 THE St. .John Ambulance Association, Johore Bahru. will hold the r annual general mcet:?iq at the Briqadc Headquarters in Jalan Tan Hock Nee on March 27 .'it 5 p.m
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    Lock icon S'pore'sRadio Services To Expand Soon
    130 5 RADIO receiving services in Singapore will be expanded once the newCivil Radio Receiving Station at 9j mile Yio Chu Kan^ Road starts operating in a few months' time. Disclosing this yesterday, the Director of Telecommunications Department Mr .1 C Dal low, said the Yio Chu
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    Lock icon Nothing Could Save Russian Seaman
    231 5 A RUSSIAN freighter, the Shakhty. hoisted a flag to .signal for a doctor from Singapore on Sunday evening while eight of its crew struggled in the Outer Roads. ofT Cliflord Pier, after a motor boat transporting them capsized. The master of the Shakhty. Captain Biankin
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    Lock icon US Architect Finds S'pore Very Modern
    133 5 A SPECIAL Pan American Airways Skymaster brought Aft wealthy American tourists to Singapore yesterday. The party, whose members included doctors. architects, plumbing ftxturers. manufacturers, corporation lawyers, restaurant owners and just plain housewives, were excited as school children as they were cleared by the Customs
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    Lock icon Sold Sweep Tickets: $2,500 Fine
    124 5 Sold Sweep Tickets: $2,500 Fine JOHORK BAHRU. Mon Goh Kia Wat. licencee of an eating shop in Johore Bahru. who was found selling Singapore and Perak Turf Club Race sweep tickets, was fined $2,500 in the Magistrate's Court today. Police sent n decoy with a marked note and obtained two
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    121 5 Judge's Work Simplified By Oath On Koran SHAIK Sadruddin, a shopkeeper in Singapore, yestcrdav challenged his employee. Shaik Abdul Salam. to swear on the Holy Koran ,that he was entitled to $730 in arrears of salary. Salam accepted the challenge and, with hi* employer and counsel, they went to the
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    Lock icon FRAUD CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    47 5 KHARAITI Ham was acquitled yesterday In the Singapore Third Criminal District Court vi fraudulently using genuine an Indian passport »n A lie. :i la t >' car The prosecuting officer. Inspector T. S. Zain, said he had instructions from the D.P.P. to withdraw the charge.
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    47 7 DED INTO POLICE AT ION BY A DOG sghka'gkAGHH »rd herded the youths (hi ..'tic group. ng round and i barking at their he drove them along and into the police table Hicks I appear in Wednesday charged ing insuitirig be- to cause a of the pea^e.
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    209 7 Dea th, If Necessary, Says Lovelorn Artist On A Hunger Strike Ik, irtasi 1 •111 l r his 1 >■" in '•lus.ii.m xvith his Yugo- Christian fiancee. Orria, whom tie is banned by civil J >d lObbinical law from marry inc. has already beaten a fl.tn'iinii movement by brad] Attorney-Gen->»r
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    68 7 WASHINGTON, March 21, ■AP» A Bill requiring cigarette manufacturers to label the nicotine content in each package as a "health protective measure." has been drafted by Representative Paul Fino, Republican, New York. "The purpose of this legislation, to Lc introduced on Monday," Fino said, "is
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    207 7 LONDON, March 21, (IP)— "We arc not soing to be talked or jostled out of Hongkong." That was the view of Britain's Colonial Office here yesterday and the Foreign Office said the same thing. Officials had been asked i comment on suggestions that
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    95 7 COLOMBO. March 21 < Renter* Police have seized 23 home-made bombs and ar-rr.-,ted one man after a .surprise raid on a village hut at Kottawa in the suburbs oi Colombo. Intensive police investigations have been carried on since last Thursday when a bomb exploded in
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    31 7 COUNT Michael Karolyi, 80. former president of Hungary, died on Saturday in his Villa Venice near Nice. He had lived there since 1050 with his wife. Countess Kathenne. Reuter
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    286 7 Cwealth Shock Troops May Be Stationed In Malaya WASHINGTON, March 21 (Reuter)— Mr. R. G. Menzies, the Australian Prime Minister, flew from Washington yesterday on his way back to Canberra to report to the Cabinet on a new plan for ending tension in Asia and
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    79 7 NEW YORK. March 21. (Re uteri Miss Lyn Jones, a New York model, has withdrawn her suit against R.K.O Pictures in which she complained that her figure wa? used with the head of the actress Jane Russell to advertise the film "Underwater.'"
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    56 7 SPRIXGFIEL D. Mi»ouri. Mar. 21, (UP)— An American Airlines plane with 35 persons aboard crashed in a muddy field while approaching the Municipal airport here, last night. killing 12 persons and injuring 23. Two of the dead were rrew members Co-Pilot .1. E. Walker and
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    164 7 WASHINGTON, March 21, (UP)— A top air force expert has warned that Russia has the scientific knowhow to develop a "surprise" weapon within a few years. He said it could tip the balance complimentary power "dramatically" in favour of the Soviets. The statement was made
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    95 7 FRANCE FACED DANGER OF BEING 'MISSED' PARIS. March 21 < Router) French ex-Premier Pierre Mendes Franco today published the letter he received last January from Sir Winston Churchill warning him of the danger of "leaving France's chair empty" at international conferences. M. Mendes France said he was publishing the letter
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    116 7 Indonesians Desert Two Villages JAKARTA. March 21. IUP) Incidents were reported from trouble-ridden northern part of Sumatra Island where the population, according to newspaper and radio reports reaching the Indonesian capital, have deserted two villages for fear of fanatic terrorists. In one village two army men were stabbed in the
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    70 7 WASHINGTON. March 21. (UP) A Congressional Committee disclosed yesterday how an army general spent U5552,000 refurnishing a .">()- -room German mansion and used false hook-keeping to hide his "waste and extravagance."' The officer was identified in recent testimony before the House Appropriations Committee as Brig. Gen.
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    70 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, March 21 The following arc the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spot 26] d. April/June 26 d July/September 25»d. Octobcr/Drccmbcr 251 d. April c.i.f. 25id. Tone Steady offer cosy. LONDON TIN Spot £715 10s. buyers,
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    84 7 NORTHAMPTON. E Mar. 21. (Reuter) A mysterious gunman with a pow' air ririe has bron shotins up a river boat dub here splintering windows in chaicts and bonts. He even siink a sma'l di::^ by pepper;:, g it with 11 pt below the water
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    34 7 POPE PIUS XII for second consecutive ciriy ponded to rheers of 5 Romans, tourists and pilqr, gathered in St. Peter's S and appeared at his apartment w:ndo\v to five bis blessing.
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      34 8 THE M-m-m M-m LINE SGHS;HJAGF WHEN Manlyn Monroe ar- Eot of Eden m New York Ie I prove what they say. It's man not to notice her. She the more she looks r< U.P.
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      42 8 ACTRESS Janette Scott, 16, now has her first film boy friend. He is Canadian Vernon Gray, 24, pictured with her in London. They ere to appear in a film called "Now and Forever/ about two teenagers in love. Mirrorpic
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      35 8 photo. LEFT: Shapely 20-year-old Joan Rawlmgs, is getting a start in the field of title-gathering. Named "Miss Miami Beach 1955/' she is to compete in the Miss Florida beauty contest in April.- U.P.
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    645 9  - dar— New Police Weapon Against eedsters P atrick Davidson By Photographs By II til mm Ihimllr itliU on to the brow of the i tic- Highway and stole a \«> sign of traffic polite; run of more than a mile highway, free of traffic i ir pulled up on the
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    217 12 'Period Of Enjoying Unhealthy Privileges Has Gone By' R.I. REPLIES TO B LAKER THE Indonesian Con-sulate-General in Hongkong took issue with remarks about Indonesia in chairman Cedric Blakcr's annual report to the Hongkong Shanghai Bank one week ago. It issued a statement during the weekend denying Mr. Blaker's contention that
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    189 12 Rubber Steadies On ShortCovering Standard Market Reporter THE rubber market in Singapore yesterday steadied on short-covering but closed quiet at about half a cent below the best, first grade rubber for April shipment being last quoted at 88J cents per lb.. a rise ot A cent above Saturday. Generally, the
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    49 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The 18-membcr trade mission of the Andhra Chamber of Commerce 1 will delay its departure from Madras by a week starting on April 1 instead of March 25. As a result, the mission will completely bypass Indonesia on its way to Malaya.
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    368 12 FLAG discrimination in international shipping shows a tendency to spread, to the equal detriment of shipping in general and the interests it serves, as ocean transport tends to become more difficult and expensive, says the report of the East Asiatic Co. Ltd. for
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    52 12 THREE new Chinese rubber brokers joined Messrs. Cireen and Collier Ltd., Singapore, from this month. They arc (seen from loft): Messrs. Lee Kirn Chuan. Oh Siow Yam and Gok Seng Kah. Mr. Lee was Deputy Public Relations Officer. Singapore, while Messrs. Coh and Oh are well-known among
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    1083 12 To Give Minimum Gross Yields THE quotations of all local taxable loans were improved yesterday so as to give minimum gross yields to likely redemption rates of 4.71 per cent on the last Singapore City Council and Federation issues. On a quiet market for shares, industrials were
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    116 12 DESPITE an import market i with reduced purchasing power and stringent payment condi- tions, the branches of the East Asiatic Co. Ltd. in Singapore, Penang and Kuala Lumpur and the affiliated sub-offices were able to maintain a satisfactory turnover. The trading activities of the, head office
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    32 13 I ida. Mar of esterday de- mate. tO :o tenr.is .1 at S— Si ne-two p'nyers in '-">e r a defeating ]\r:b I s, Cai o' Sto o. AP
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    186 13 SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain. Mar. 21, (Router) England n the individual and team in the International cross country championship he'd over 14.000 metres (8-M/4 miles) at Lasarte Racecourse here on Saturday. Individual winner was Frank Sando cl Kent who clocked 4t; mins. !> sees. England though
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    60 13 2 Picture by C SEVENTEEN riders took 2 Z part in the 25~mile race J held at the Kuala Ltim- C. pur Luke Gardens last C Sunday, Picture shows Z Z the ]irst three winners: Z J (left to riahV Omar bin Z Makim, S}ikin bin Hus-
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    107 13 WING Commander G, D. Jamie. Superintcndant Surveyor, Air Ministry Directorate General of Works, Headquarters, Far East Air Force, yesterday holed out in one at c fourth at Changi Cio'.f Club. The length of his drive was one hundred and four yards and Wing
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    580 13  - GALLANT YORK TO MAKE HISTORY TONY CORNELL One More Hurdle For Final By LONDON, March 20 (Reuter)— The Toast is York City. With just one more hurdle to clear they are striding triumphantly towards the F.A. Cup fame and fortune and a place in soccer history as the first ever
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    155 13 HI KIT Timah Sports Club beat Jarrcr Juniors by two goals to nil in a Singapore Div. A\ league soccer matcb played at Farrer Park yesterday. Bukit Timah opened the score in the 15th minute through Ismail who netted during a goal mouth scramble.
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    51 14 A Cup's Journey Begins... Ends Here „th e first classic rtss Point, E. Donnelly ns- 'rd into the by owner Mr. Wong Al York to start \h€ Spring MS. Cutler, v an ojf the S :porc Turj Chib, (lower I M :jor A. M. Ilrdc rr (md the man Iht
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    564 14  - Cypress Point's Win Was Reminiscent Of His Sire's 2,000 Guineas Victory WINDSOR LAD By KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Mon.— Sent over the mile for the first time. Cypress Point, owned by Mr. Wong Ah York and trained by Major A M Heddle, successfully beat off the determined challenge of Adelaide Star for
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    648 14  -  JEFFERY JAMES Critics Get Their Answer By THF Badminton Association of Malaya Selection Committee, answering rritirisms made in certain quarters of 'unfavourable treatment' of their favourite Lee Hoc chve, the Pcnang prospect for a Thomas Cup singles berth have revised their fixtures for the
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    53 14 BEATTY Secondary School beat Johore English College 3 2 |n a return inter-school soccer match played on the Raffles Institution ground yesterday. English College beat Beatty in the first encounter. Beatty scorers: Kadir. Chandra, and Ahmad Hanaf. Hashim scored for the College, their second goal was
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    546 14  -  W. J. NEWMAN They II End The Controversy By LONDON, March 21: (Reuter) The controversial number one position in World badminton rankings will be decided this week when the two top players, Wong Peng Soon and Eddy Choong, both of Malaya, bid for the All England title
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    30 14 RADIX Mas Rarnb'crs conceded a \va:k-ovcr to St. John SporU Club when they arrived late for the SAFA Div. '2 leasuc match at Gcyiang Stadium ycbtcrdav.
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    26 14 THE Singapore Rifle A.-o--r at on will be holding a Spoon Shoot at Bukit Timah Range on Sunday. Firing will commence at B.:>n a.m.
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    158 14 ARGONAUTS Football Club, strong contenders for the Singapore Div. 2A league soccer title, scored their third successive victory yesterday when they beat Tampenis Rovers by four goals to one on the Malay Football Association ground. Argonauts' victory :s all the creditable as after the 1 i)th minute
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    245 14 Ticrr i'..\. p. 1 Ismail Ymmfi it Ji x I TIGER Sporting Association number three in this year's Si* league when they brat Poli< f N J odd goal in three at Jalan Besa crowd last night. Vulu, s The Police team. Ed
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      96 14 Today's Sport SOCCER: Div. 1 Woodbridge Hospital vs. S. Corinthians at Jalan Besar at 5.15 p.m.; Div. 2B: Seletar F.C. vs. Star Soccerities A at Geylang: S.H.B.R.C. vs. T. Bahru Rangers at C.U.; Div. 3B: Alexandra F.T. vs. Blue Rovers at C.V.M.A.: livtcrSchool: Johore English College vs. BeaUy at Johore:
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