Singapore Standard, 27 March 1957

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    12 1 Singapore Standard V SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1957 It PAGES 15 CENTS
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    183 1 Butler; For Security Of The Whole Free World COLONY UMNO JOINS IN PROTEST AGAINST FURTHER EXPLOSIONS LONDON, March 27— The British Government said last night that "the security of the free world" depended on further testing of Hydrogen bombs. Refusing to give sn assurance "that the British GovenvMßt would
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    28 1 fghrthdfhdf bd STAXDARDPIC Cnp left) shows 7cin, centre, being c niqratuloted by people who Visited h'<m yesterday. On s riahr if hii adopted mother Lim Poh Lan
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    Lock icon THE 'EATS' THROUGH TUBE FOR PAST THREE YEARS
    215 1  - THE 'EATS' THROUGH TUBE FOR PAST THREE YEARS G.S. MUTHUKRISHNAN Pv BIT. n-Tfar-old Tamil ted to spend bmt rf ker life frrdinx M thr»a;h a rubber fc thr la her batch unltss sbe can ■ftm m Britain. fcirr tears ago. Govinu hilt daughter of mmrt «n a tin mine luh
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    Lock icon 'MIRACLE OF THE PEACE COVE' IN KATONG
    329 1  -  KEN JALLEH By FOR eight year* errand boy Tan Cheok Chwee couldn't speak. Yesterday, he did and hundreds of people who visited him are tailing it the "miracle of the Peace Cove" m Joo Chiat Road, Singapore. It was just behind the little
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    Lock icon P.R.O. OFFICER ASSAULTED
    55 1 A SIXGAPORE fiOHIIIIIimiI [nfonnation Servicei ri'.cer, Mr. Mich ail Pcrcira. m n.=saulted by four youths, when ho went looking for Mi daughter's cx-bov Mend In Ihnrmi Read, on Monday night. Mr. Prrcjra lest dsM SBftti and sustained cuts on bil bsi k. He was treated M Sfl
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    Lock icon MORE AGREEMENT REACHED
    300 1  -  ANDREW ROTH From LONDON, March 2G. Preliminary agreements were achieved at this afternoon's meeting on the method of appointment, tenure of office and exercise of responsibilities of both the Queen's representative and the British Government's representative m Singapore. Alter the second mooting this afternoon an official communique
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    Lock icon Start Your Mornings With H-E-R
    64 1 Start Your Mornings With H-E-R HONGKONG, 26, (UP-— \n -i rti etneni In S ith China Morning Po^t laid 1 ••Co mornings I o^in with n |5c 'rctary. Young intelligent English v.- iman wants employment mornings. Drives, types, sh rthand and roixe a gw I Martini M There w bs
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    107 1 Strike? No dispute here say bosses MANAGEMENTS of the Tay Koh Vat and Hock Lee Bus companies yesterday disclaimed knowledge of any nispute With the Bus Workers Union. The union on Monday had threatened to call a str.ke of 500 busmen. It alleged that m addition to dismissing several workers
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    94 1 Meanwhile IN SINGAPORE, UMNO ha |oined In voicing Its protest against further explosions of atomic and hydrogen bom b s in the Pacific. UMNO's general secretary. Sycd Ahmad Jamalullil, I Id the Standard that since Malaya wa situated quite near the Chrtstma Islands and liable to sustain < imi <'.
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    Lock icon 15 SEATS FOR CONGRESS
    46 1 BOMBAY. March 2* (Re .ter) Ti.p Coofra i Pw 'y 18 N the n <=eats declared jrcstetdav for The Lok Sahha (Lower House of 4 .'.0 Union Parliament The Parly now hnVi? scat? of the Ittri of HI ir. IIM I!- >o.
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    38 1 TWENTY youths took their oath erf allegiance at ihc induction ceremony ol the Singapore Infantry Regiment hold at the S.M.F. Drill Hall. Beach Road, yesterday. The oath.s were administered by Mr. T.S. Sinna;hural, a Colony Magistrate.
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    Lock icon LONDON TALKS
    169 1 \va.. ftrmiltrd to the conlerence. "P'oilnwin': an exploratory discussion ol these proposals, It was agreed to give them more detailed examination at a later session." The next meeting of the conference will be held at 3 p.m.. on Wednesday. Earlier Mr Lennoz-Boyd m speech after a luncheon for
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    Lock icon QUIET OR WE'LL CHOP OFF YOUR HEAD, ROBBERS WARN
    163 1 THE PROPRIETOR of provision shop m Pong^ol, Singapore, was gauged and tied to a bathroom tap. while four armed robbers unlocked his iron safe and got away with $5,000 at dawn yesterday. Awakened from his sleep, the proprietor, Lee Teng Morlooked
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    Lock icon COURT OF INQUIRY FOR U.K. STRIKE
    135 1 COURT OF INQUIRY FOR U.K. STRIKE IONI) O N, March 2G (UP) Labour Minister lain MacLeod threw responsibility for the ending of Britain's 10-day-old shipbuilding strike squarely m the laps of the unions today. Negotiations between union leaders and employers representatives over the unions wafe demands broke down yesterday, only
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    Lock icon EXPERTS: MORE ARE TO BE ENGAGED
    159 1 EXPERTS: MORE ARE TO BE ENGAGED KUALA MMPIR. Tuev The Secretao of the Public Sprvicps Commission. Mr L Carrel, said toda\ that trip Federation dovrrnmrnt n now recruiting and w ill continue to rr< ruit expatriate officer*, from the United Kingdom to fill certain poMs mtil such time as when
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    Lock icon $150,000 LOSS: NO REWARD, SAYS TAN
    98 1 $150,000 LOSS: NO REWARD, SAYS TAN SINGAPORE Police ar<» carrying out an ir.trrv ye >ra:-; fnr th« :^:ss:ne safe which v-. rr o6 u:th SI.V ncir.g rr.ultl- millii nair< Mr lan Lrirk Syc. m m < fTice on Sund r; r.. :r.r Polii ha 1 r q ;cM;onrd irrnmorprrs. k
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    Lock icon 4 Mil. Tons In 10 Years
    64 1 >\DON. March 26. d COIWMIBp<iOI) of rubbtr is likely to exreed four millta tons a year the no I year British rubber magnate said today, opening the international synthetic rubbtr oorge Beharrell, managing dire^ the D. said th& compared with 1.450.000 torn m 1936
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    19 1 COMMUNIST Ch-.na }<-- tcrday HUM nerd plans to n tr i. h;p! way? m Southern Tibet. U. P.
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    164 2 TAIPEI. March 26 (AP) More than 4 200 overseas Chinese have refu ed Uwrllalkm to Red China have c. sen in.-*>rr,i > attend cn:]ortej H i^..versities :.:c :n Fcrrr =a. »-nent was made by the Ir.'ernational Cooper iti i A'l.T.inistration m reporting the departure from
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    Lock icon Communism A Real Danger: Lord Home
    148 2 LONDON. March 26 (Keuter) Lord Home, Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, flew bark to London today from Australia after representing Britain at the SEATO council meetings Li Canberra. "Offensive communion very il it, Mid, at L n »n airp rt "K\< rv ci<
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    Lock icon Rhee's Birthday Celebrated
    47 2 Rhee' s Birthday Celebrated sf jl, ,r M CUP)— t: Republic of Korea celebrn .s.r.d cf Pro.-: ier.t Syngman Rhee with a national holiday today The Government declared the day a 'temporary national r for the first time m the r story of the rcr il Lie
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    21 2 PR es ir> ENI Eisenhower yesterday formally nominated Char F Bohl< n to be Ambassador to the Philippines U.P.
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    358 2 Shaken When Arrested Scotland Yard Officer Clashes With Defence Counsel LONDON, March 2ti (Reuter) The defence counsel m the murder trial of Dr. John Bodkin Adams today c -lashed with a Scotland Yard detective over .questions he had put to the family physician during a
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    112 2 Trial For Hitlers Bodyguard MUNICH, Mnrrh H (Rci:*cv) The former commaild" er of Hitler*! black unifonn- 11 bo bri iard s.s. Geaera] Sepp I):ct!uh wi]] |0 on trial hen i b May I on chareai of "attisUndi m the killing i r :x peoole" m what If wn tf "t'r.o
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    36 2 POPE Piiu Xli yetterdaj rcoefoed m private audience Dr Konnd AM di ler, the v> 1 German Chancellor, who rig"cd :he toeatiei for common European marker and atomic po^i Rome on Monday night. Reuter
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    Lock icon Chartered Bank Appeal Allowed
    263 2 Jap Occupation Sequel LONDON, March 26 (Reuter) The judicial committee of the Privy Council today allowed an appeal by the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China arising m a claim against the bank by Mr. Wee Kheng Chiang, banker and industrialist of Kuching, Sarawak. BefON
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    Lock icon ALL THEY WANTED WAS A DRINK WITH A CHINESE GOOSE But It Landed Them In Jail
    275 2 ALL THEY WANTED WAS A DRINK WITH A CHINESE GOOSE But It Landed Them In Jail TWO men with a briefcase nothing strange about that, you might think. But m this briefcase was a live Chinese goose The men came from Hungary they were refugees. The goose came from St.
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    Lock icon Britain Rejects Four Official Jap Protests
    217 2 Britain R ejects Four Offici al Jap Protests H-BOMB TEST: TO qJ LONDON, March 2b today it has rejected tour oil against Britain's plans to Paeifi The I-. .:;sh rejection was m ft Saturda> to A ruhikplied that she is "cam-ing < est of the defence of the free wo
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    40 2 COMMODITY PRICES ••< If ,i eiM \-g H'M,f, N bfc fl N i wt3 H<MJv. I s 51 I' U s v O |i 'u*ry Mairh I I Tuwdtyg «pcam S( >. 1 1 HNV, Three mfc C tf.tn Salrs evening- I
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    67 2 TOKYO. M.-.rch 26. (AP). The leader of .\.r :-..'."> major anti-hydrogen bomb movement condemned Britain's re t ;tion of Japanese protests today and warned of future dancers from radioart:-. c Strontium tO flfl out "If c !cc«s are harmless as Britain says they are. she sho
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      431 2 SINGAPORE'S SALE of the YEAR! X pSfu? h c°o C c k ta b o ß ten4 SifS bi9 "ft fi" Oxf^ d Sh^ '^t Ro.l-Top Bread Bins; M se h3 h si m blue grey heel and heel strap and vanety of popu a r co ou rs S?
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    27 3 Violence the and lien i to roup atroup ent ton the thin both givmen a OX. red md the r.~. uting and and om^one n them.
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    Lock icon Strikers Picket Premiere
    121 3 ONLY about people attended the premiere screening of the Malay film. Tutera Brrtopanu' at the Ilex Cinema yesterday morning. Reason for the poor att< •lidanee: Actors and idlfnci featured m the film turned out m force outside the theatre's entrances. They were, striking m protest against the
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    Lock icon Candidate Wants Ballot Recount
    215 3 Court Adjourns Application SFRFMBAX. Tues. .Air. Justice Smith today Mourned Mne die an application for a recount of the lot papers of the* Seremban Town Council election i:i December last. TIU I;; 'i Ifl have votes pi unto d •ai ma f I. tv candidate In
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    59 3 MX. Alfred C. Brown, inn il Commivsionrr <f Australian Rrd I ro>s Society, who will arn\c m the CdMy today. I) irnu > two works stay IB Stegapoi and the Yvi\v. hr will viMt hospitals \uMr.ili.in servii-r--men and women are :i;, 11. i, also confer
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    32 3 HANG, Toa The Ti n naval ?hiD Sutlci will visit Penang from Thursday. April 4—7. The visit i> operational for the purpose of refuelling and revictualling only.
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    40 3 HOXGKOX I March 20. Soeeial Standard Serv c prices of the H »g--kona Exchange were: $11 M to £1 Stei M 129 to U.S. $1 $IJSI to llalayao si: m k-h to one Indonesian Rqpinh; Gold a tael.
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    180 3 LEFT BY DYING INDIAN TO JAP SOLDIER IN JUNGLE •hirli tan yjy L**»Bly of a Bsf vlmi L lr v.utF JJ! of a »n«| M Osaka re by who re he I He ich are r nd ova the fiwed over ••ecades the F^J? 3 r
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    Lock icon COUPLE SUE FOR $10,000
    306 3 Court Reserves Judgment In Changkol Case KIALA LUMPUR, Tues. Mr. Justice Smith m the High Court today reserved judgment regarding the amount of damages an aged Indian housewiie and her teen-aged son have to pay to a Chinese couple they injured. The couple sued lor $10,000
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    Lock icon 4 DODGERS FINED $115
    58 3 FOUR YOUTHS wl dodged Civil Defence inlDj parades on several oc :a ins a total of 19 111 a Singapore court yest rday They all r d guilty to nting m hrea from it h [uarters m Kola r Lane. The four wcro: Raadl Mil Idris.
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    Lock icon ARMY BUILDS BRIDGE IN 2 DAYS
    140 3 ARMY BUILDS BRIDGE IN 2 DAYS KUAI I UMPUR, Tucs. The British Army bai constructed a bridge across thf Simpang ic««yn Rivet on the Batu Pahat-Yonc; Peng Road bo Johore. It is L'Hn lect long and ten icct nine .us wide. Th ai i uglfwfri dW job m just two
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    132 3 Police Relax Curfew PF.XANn. T::c>.— During the "Cheng B_: g M festival, Chinese will be allowed to take certain ilfi to cent teries when religious ceremonies will be hi d during the day m the N;bong Tebal curfew area. The foodstuff* allowed arc bl f 1; "v of cooked rice,
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    Lock icon AIR INDIA'S NEW OFFICES
    132 3 si\c, \PORE\S Minister for Communications and Works, Mr Francis Thomas, is seen •liMussiim' ..ir routes with two charming receptionists. Miss Serene Lim and Miss Merle Montrim (from left) afti r he had declared open the new booking office of Air India lntrrnatinn.il m the Adelphi Hotel
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    100 3 PROMINENT among the Muslim pilgrims who sailed for Mecca on Monday, by the An>hun was Che Lamin b:n Kas>im. retired Superintendent Of the Fcdcraiion PoliceForce. Che Lamin Who Wag accompanied by nil family, was seen Oil by a large number Of hi.s relatives and friends
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    76 3 Meet The People' Session PEXAXG. Tott. The Penang Diacuiiion Group ii sponsoring a meet-the-poop!e M lion at the Kben a nciation ben on Vednei lay light. A.i Ci 4 v Councillor? have been invited to meet the i:)--lic and answer qu< tiom regarding the running of the City Council All
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    297 4 First a new home then his old school passes the hat round... JOBLESS Chua Ah Bah is homeless no longer. He has been found accommodation within the precincts of a Singapore Social Welfare Home. Chua made the sky his POOI and a camp-cot his bed, when forced out of his
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    195 4 Oh, what a to-do as girl boards the wrong plane A PRETTY Chinese girl yesterday boarded the WRONG plane at the Singapore International Airport and gave several airline staff members some anxious minutes. Miss Chung Lai Wah boarded a KLM airliner bound for JAKARTA instead of a Malayan Airways Dakota
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    193 4 A WOMAN said m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday that a police inspector, who was courting her. was just "one of a thousand friends." She was Madam Leo Siew Eog, who was giving evidence at the trial of an ex-naval rating, Banakhnni Hamzah
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    Lock icon BURMESE PRESSMEN ARRIVE
    72 4 BURMESE PRESSMEN ARRIVE V Tin Aye (above), leader of a four-man press deleRation from Burma, who arrived m Singapore last ■ighfl to study political, economic, and social developments m the Colony and the Federation. Editor of the Rangoon Daily, he and his party leave to meet Tunku Abdul Rahman. the
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    120 4 Boys death: Driver not to blame KOI I WAH SENG, a lorry driver from Merging, Johore, told *he Singapore Coroner. Mr. K.T. Alexander, that he did not know there was a child under his lorry until hfti attendant >houtcd to him to stop. Be wai lettifylm an inquest on Tan
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    50 4 JOSEPH Lansfoi Turner a c i rk ol works attached to the Singapore Telephone Board, yesterday flneci total of 1150 bj the City Magistrate r. Robert T. T. Chee. when b< pleaded cuilty to failing to »ul nil his income tax returns 1 from 1954 to i:j36. I
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    Lock icon STAGE SHOWS FOR ORPHANS
    53 4 THE Malay Women's Welfare Association will be holding two stage ihOWS at the New Star Hall. New World Amusement Park, next Saturday and Sunday m aid of the Malay Women's Destitutes and Orphans Home. Twenty-five wcll-k no w n stars of the Malay stage and screen
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    Lock icon Fisherman, 21, Killed
    28 4 A FISHERMAX. I.::- r.v.: Kaw, 21, was killed irhen he was knocked down bST I Rojal Air Fonc tnidl m En>; C(MSt Road, Singapore, ycbtcr.iay.
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    27 4 MR. S. P. H. dc Silva. governing director of a leading jewellery shon m Singapore, yesterday left by air for Hongkong on a hutftmri trip.
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    Lock icon TAXIMEN SEND A PROTEST
    52 4 THE Mohammedan Drivers' Benevolent Association has sent a petition to the President of the City Council asking the council not to delimit taxis m the Colony. They claim that 'if delimitation is enforced, they wi'.i be put out of business The association hns a membership of
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    Lock icon A Word Of Advice On Thrift
    136 4 THE retiring G.O.C. Singa-p-irc Ba.=<c District. Major General D.D.C. Tulioch. yesterday urged Malay r4irfn m the Colony to be thrifty and above all "keep out of debt. 1 The General, who leaves for England with Mrs. Tulioch tomorrow, was giving his farewell message to
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    Lock icon Court Orders Probe On Extortion
    246 4 SINGAPORE Magi sfante, Mr. S. K. Lee, yesterday ordered a probation officer, Mr. Wong Tctkg Scn^, to start an immediate probe KntO an allegation of "unlawful collection"' of money from residents m the Joo Chiat rload locality. Mr. Lee made the order When he called
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    131 4 ANKLET-THIEF LEE IS FINED $75 'THIEF, thief.' a woman wMmted m the McPherson Road Market, Singapore, on Jan. 26. And th< thief WM BMOM If As.-:-: ant B iperinfr ndent of Police, Mr. Koh L:an Wail. In a Singapore court yesterday, the woman, Y:d Tjai Ifi <•. said thai while
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      349 4 Standard oQ-Lmanac Information at a Glance flkl/IADABC Penang 1131 am. (5 9 ft.) 1102 T^ ne Editorials. 515 Semprini at #l ™2*^»*vyKC MUMA pm. (6.3 ft i. the piano 530 Leo Gem w• n JBfM?^^ 4^HBmJ| n TOMORROW: Ror.a.ci Simpson m TO IFT W'MJ^^V^ Q^«H Sinpaporj. 906 am. t7.2 ft.)
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    Lock icon IN MINER TO FACE TRIAL
    528 5 I c unRGE WRONGFULLY AND SECRETLY CONFINING' TOWKAY LOW ."ttpt'R Toes.— liw»h tin miner, ('hong .mmitted to stand trial m L it i- lv. in Haji Mohamad I ;ullv and secretly con- ,ur mUlKTKiirr Low Nan I vi on I rttaltaft J. < ,1 with
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    111 5 THE urue for independence m Malaya lias full support from Malayan students m Britain, although some want the transitory period prolonged between fi\e to ten years, Inche Mohamed Ali bin Salieh. who arri\ed aboard the Oranie. told the Standard \esterdav. I nr he Salieh returned to Malaya
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    202 5 Memo On Reid Report Submitted Xl ALA I.rMPI'R, Tues.— The Mil.iv <<»(irtv o( Great Britain has protested :i^t t.it* Keid C oninii^>ion'.s recommendation to appoint governors lor the setnt IVnanj- and Malacca alter independence. In a message to the URIXO Secretary General, Inche Senu bin
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    49 5 MALACCA. T;.. Kuan P n Hong ol Jave Lane todaj ac iuitti d and dJ chargi i by thi Prj ddent ol the S lon C ;rt. Mr. K. sma m laram. f< r possession of m rphto< Hj d< nee waa f called
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    81 5 MKi.nvr iinshim Mi nl th- '.til HattaM.il.i> Krmmrnt m X i w h<» i rturni'd to the Co1«-m\ l! i m Kritain ml tin- liiirr Oran je i\ after oinplrtilS a .m\ munths inilitu. i. .iin.ni; i-diirsc m uin II tuld th,. Standard that \w attrndrcl
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    164 5 Sent His Wife To Court KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A man, who wa.s to an>\vcr a charge of pcmmmloii ol nispCCtfld stolen property, this :r.i Tiling >» i nt hia wife *o court Insto ad. She v.\nt before the Second Masji.-trate Inche Abdul Rani \\'::rn Urn name Syed Ka.^sim was called.
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    165 5 I »w a Jua. Earlier, Kahar had kept 1 5 11 at UMNO Hou f the Chief Minister. I knowing that Tunk dul Rahman was away at Baling. He was I that the Tunku wou be avai: m Kuala Lumj r: *r; eyele to Inche
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    33 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Three Federation Army officers left for Britain by BOAC Constellation today lor further training. They were Major Othman Rani, Major Shaari Daud and Lieutenant Ibrahim Sharif!.
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    257 5 New Sign Of Improving Emergency KI'ALA LIMPIR, Tucs.— The Taiping: Rehabilitation Centre, 'cradle' of government's 'brainwashing* of Emergency detainees, is to be closed next Sunday for economic reasons. Alter the Port Swettenham transit camp and the Kmdong •'prison without bars" for surrendered terrorists, this is
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    91 5 Generals Daughters On Holiday KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three school girls frou Britain alighted at the Kuala Lumpur airport this morning and two tough generals the British army stepped out eagerly to gn et them. The girls, If-year-old Anne Bower and her companions, Sally and J He BrocklehUTSt 14-yar-oif twins, were
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    66 5 RAUB. Tues. The President ol the Pahanx Medical and Health Workers' Union. Che Hus>ain bin Jali said yesterday that he was greatly concerned over the resignation of two assistant nurses m West Pahang recently. Tie said he requested the State Medical and Health Officer Dr. M. J
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    190 5 IPOH, Tues.— Private Harold James Barker of the 3 Coy. RASC, whose plea of guilty on a charge of committing mischief was rejected by Magistrate Tuan Syed Hussein Jamalullil yesterday, was admonished and discharged today. The Magistrate this morning accepted his pica of
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    65 5 A SINGAPORE cobbler, Woon T<>h. v. hi' on the hoa.i v.-ith a torr-ri !:^ht, when be i flfi red r(i stance to four thug who rob ed him of 131 m \orth B:;-:^e Road, on Bfondaj night. Woon, who was asleep m a passage-way, was awakened
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    327 6 we the PEOPLE re;i<!y to pour into them? Tn:s is not a Malayan problem: it is problem afflicting every country m the world, and we have sot to make the best we can of it. What I do deprecate b that so many are saying nowadays that because a number
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    545 6  - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME Aster Gunasekera by JT IS a case of one damned thing after another with Malay education m Singapore. After a lone drawn out. unnecessary wrangle uith the Malay Education Council, over the erroneous implementation of its scheme, this was finally accented by the Ministry.
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    373 7 PEARL Shocks HER Fans LONDON. Tues.— Pearl Bailey, famous American singing star, set viewers reaching lor their phones a Her an astonishing performance m the London Palladium show on ITV. Her act overran by cig;ht minutes and she appeared to be making it up M she went along:. Calls Hooded
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    58 7 A GOLDEN RECORD FOR GRACE lEI CARI-O, (AP) An Amcri'-nn i:em was ed to th< crown jewels of Monaco yesterday by Princess Grace. It is a golden phonograph rd presented b y rds as the c rd for reaching tht. k on sales of a singit rdHer's was U- t
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    93 7 rapid en r, k i n.,kot i March 26 (AP)— A state attorney said yesterday I I year-old boy. son of a c« JWftnoi, has admiv.L .t he h< t m i' 1 teacher, iffc 1 >< ;,n !t c ird 4 it to m
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    221 7 He Killed A Temptress And Is Freed LONDON, March 26,— Fiery, Italian-born Mrs. Anna Maria Parrinson, 30, tempted her brother-in-law to make love to her. When he refused, she went for him with a carving knife. Then, provoked be- nd endurance, he strangled her The hi other- m law, Hairy
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    45 7 HAMILTON. New York, Manh 26 (AP)— Police h ve sounded widespread alarm following the theft from Colgate UmVenitj of 70,000,009--year-old dtnoaaur czi. The petrified Ptp« a egg arai discovered m the Great Gobi Desert Mongolia, m 1923. H a/aa insured lot OSsio,oof,
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    228 9 No Discrimination: Varsity 'WEVE BEEN VERY FAIR TO LOCAL STAFF' '1 111 l n i sit\ of Malaya has keen a ttij t.nr' i.indidatrs on the n "l appointments t» its tutor, i! >t.»fT. >t.itrs report of th«- lni\rrly, published ft It said the I i tv has li criminated
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    52 9 e-Marshal J F ilier Good, C General of v RAI gi ent Inspector of Grou: Training m the RAF. will the Singapore InterAirport today. He will visit RAF tiOM I RAF Regiment (Ma lin Singapore and the r cHrrntion. •larshal Fuller-Good m Singapore Admin. Uve
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    97 9 SINGAPORE Labour Front Co ID illor, Mr. S. Jaqanath.-.n. ■ai move at the monthly mectjng 0| the City Cnuni'il on Friday that a tpecia] committrc be eel up lO inquire into the rttimaiMh Of the' Council's < !ll crs who rctirerl between Jan. 1, i :>4B
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    42 9 Tues. Mr. Jag*- an advocate I itor. has been unanimously 'ted by the S.k »ty, as trustee of the Sikh lernple, Penang vas for 40 ye ,r by the late Dr. J IK f r ol Mr. Ja«-Jit
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    44 9 .TOHORE BAHRU. Turs. The Wai Department Civilian Stall Association, Jnhore Bahru branch, wiil hold its annual general meeting on March 31, at UMNO House here. Tiio meeting will be opened I y Mr. David Marshall, member of the Singapore Labour Front.
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    55 9 PEXAXO. Tucs. Eighteenyrar old Oopal Krishnan was sentcnrcd to three years' imprisonment and ordered to bp given six strokes of the rctan. after he was convicted m. the Sessions Court today of stealIng S.'itiO worth of clothing belonging to a prison officer, Mr. F. X. Gordon, at
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    226 9 Insurance Plan Proves Popular 'I'ilF. Singapore Ai.'iT Asa y t terdaj meed thai ;v- c of i .i: ;e of Urn vance scheme H lire measure against TB. H hai dec. h to it lv pre- a m oi ci to enco n age i iU
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    192 9 Three Years 9 Swotting To Earn That Degree Now MODIFIED HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WILL DECIDE ENTRY ENTRANCE examination to the University of Malaya will be abolished from next year. From 1959, the university will also reduce the minimum time required to get a degree to three
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    107 9 Chicken-pox On Board The Oranje six earn of chtrtam poa amongst children were report" r Mrd the Oranje, which arrive m Singapore yesterday from F ;rope. 1"- rco young paftienti who were U embarking m Singapore wen met by port health authorities on the vessel's arrival. A -p kesman for
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    65 9 THE Royal Welch F;;?iliers will play tonight at the gala premiere of "The Barretts of Wimpole Street," at 9.30 p.m. at thr> Cathay Cinema, m lid of the Singapore v.w.c.A. Building Fund Officer Administering the Govermm nt, Mr W, A. C Goode. and Mrs. Goode
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    49 9 THE Singapore Improvement Tru>t Labour Union yestcrdav iubmitt6d a four-point demand tot negotiation and i.T.ri'i mentation by the Trust authorities. Tiie demands wore: Allocation of 250 quarters for thil year; setting up a Quarter.-' Allocation Committee; special quarters for married workers and additional leave facilities.
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    79 9 THE Chief Kathi of Singftpore. Tuan Imam Haji All, has completed arrangements for sighting the new moon on Sunclay following which Ifuslimi will besin their Cut if the noon Xi righted on Sunday night. ftttlT*! will begin on Monday. fijling which. Muslimj will start thenfast
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    167 9 THE University of Malaya has taken steps to acquire land for its expansion m the Federation at a cost of over $23,000,000. The site lies just north of Petaling Java, the Federal Capital's satellite town. The report of the University. published yesterday, said it
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    45 9 RAUB. TIMS. The Raub branch oi the Pah an g Malay School Teachers' Union, has urged the State Government to convert the lormrr residency of the British Adviser. Pahans. at Kuala Lipis into a girls' hostel tor Clifford School Girl students.
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    266 9 PaSSing T/irOUgh v^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Z THE UNIFICATION of GcrZ many will preserve peoce m Europe, said the Minister tor Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany, Dr HcinC rich van Brentano, m Singapore yesterday. Dr. ifiHlanoy nfoQ we m his wo/ to I'-id n
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    167 9 NEW UNION TAKES PLACE OF DISSOLVED BODY a isljW iraae union was registered in Singapoie yesterday. Members are mainly tho^e from the dissolved Factory and Shop Workers Union. The union is caliec." the Xa- tional Union of General Tr.o R. i trar of Tra le Unions, Mr. Sn£ Chan Tee,
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    126 9 RAUB. Tue.~. A vrrdict of death by mi adventure was recorded by thr roner Raja Azlan Shah at an inqur^t yesterday into the death of 47-year-old bm ir.^poctcr. Nahar Bißgh. He was lour.d dead m the Tong Nam Bee Hotel. Raub. on Dec. 21 la-t
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    150 9 THI Sim's Avenue Com- >' C< A:\ isory Committee, nominated by the WdI Department 21 months •;v r ■HD the Geylan" Commu::; Association. :s the second orgaafaa* tjon of its kind m Singapore. the first being m Joo Chiat. The Sim's Avenue Com■Msnity Centre Advisory Committee
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    92 10 MALAY FIRM STARTED IN JELUTONG PENANG, Tues. A Malay trading company, Sha r i kat Perniagaan Melayu Pulau Pinang Ltd.. was formed at a meeting of about 200 Malays m Jelutong Village. A board of directors of eight was elected. Inche Amir bin Abdul Hamid is the manager. The company
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    135 10 AIR Ceylon are to resume their services to and from Singapore as from April 18, Mr. C. Stapper, K.L.M.'s Commercial Manager said yesterday. The Dutch airline are acting as general sales agents for Air Ceylon. A weekly Hfvlet wffl be operated with 4-ensineri Constellation
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    97 10 Rubber Drops One Cent SIXGAPORE rubber prices dropped a cent to 93i cents per ib. for first grade April shipment on a barely steady market. Price? opened slightly higher on lower rubber production figures. The market was quiet with very little business passing during the early part of the day.
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    108 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per pioul vesterriav were: Copra. Mar./ Apr. $28 buyers; $29 sellers; coconut oil m bulk $43 sellers; m drums S47A sellers: Muntok white pepper $101 sellers: Sarawak white $100 sellers. Special Sarawak black S7l. Singapore Ccpra Association closing prices yesterday: Straits
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    28 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Volume of external trade of Malaya m February totalled 5320 million, a drop of 542.4 million compared with the figure for January.
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    223 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The President of the All-Mclayo Chinese Mining Association, Mr. Chong Khoon Lin, declared the increase m the floor price of buffer stock tin would eliminate any danger of tin ihort age m the world. He said that the
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    149 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The U.S. trade development mission, which arrived m the Federation last night will study the possible sources for capital investment here. Mr. Charles E. Boehm. i:s leader, told the Standard. I Mr. Bochm said the team's big fob was to talk
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    45 10 Buyers Sellers Spo* f.oh (NODI.) 131 9'Al April RSS Xo. 1 94 Ml May RSS No. 2 94* Ml April RSS No. 1 Pi] 01 j April RSS No 1)0} 91 R.M.A. on re? tender: April 04 P4* May 94i 94J Tone: Idle.
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    66 10 L RUBBER production m the Federation of Malaya m February totalled 49,000 tons, drop as compared with the January figure of 63,260 ton?, according to statistics issued yesterday February output consisted of 27,002 tons of estate rubber (January 36,076 ton?) and 21,998 tons of smallholders' rubber (27.184 tons).
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    255 10 London Tin Rise Boosts Share Mart Opening lIADI iMtart ol Hh Iteal share markt: y. .^tcrday the bullish opening I [lowing the steep rise m the Lndon tin Mta| price. Failure of the locr.l mcta! market to respond resulted m profit-taking m the afternoon m the kin section which closed
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    226 10 MALAYAN sharebrokcr? vrsterday reported me following bUMHi 58 SOI F N ords $2"2 Gammon? $2.10; Ilammi rs $1 R2i; ;> ;c l $1.74 to $1.75; Jackson $1 i Cement? $1 .m to $1 Mi". Mci;il Box $1 65 Sime Darbf 12 $2 32|; Cold Storage M• StrftitS Sv
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    95 13 SYDNEY. March 25 (Reutcr> Champion tennis s*ar. Lewis Hoad stepped onto a tennis court for the first timein nearly two months yesterday and himself a thorough try-out, v.sing all shots. Afterwards ho said he "wen: quite well" and had no trouble at all. Hoad last week
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    61 14 Scoopspic Mr. T II Kwik proudly leads m his Selansor Gold Cup winner. Pappa's Love, at Kuala Lumpur last Saturday. Astride Pappa's Love is Don Paterson Left picture shows Mr. Y. L. Lee. owner of Rubber Planter, receiving the A.A. Ilenwelrr Memorial trophy fro m Datin
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    354 14 Indians Take Command, Hit Fathuls 4-1 INDIAN Recreation Cl strated they were the masi command and hit the hi^h four <;oal> to onv m the S; match at Jalan Besar Stad Their reward, it is n within the space of 10 :.r.:. m Tie second half and they I was
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    169 14 WELLINGTON. New Zealand. March 26. (Reuten- ilia's touring cricket team be O tral Districts at New I ith today by ten wickets. With arrears of 53 and eicht second innings wickets m hand when play was resumed m the three days game, the Dist:
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    90 14 No Int'l Meets For Zatopek PRAGUE, Mardl 19 (Router) -K'r.il Zttopck, Czccho.-lo- i .;a's ace cii>tance runner, 1 not compete In International Athletic] abroad, it Wt iy Oflldall of the C bot OVak Athletic! Association today Th<- V -rre oonmtntini on i Foreign Pn i res nrti thai Zatopek mighi
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    127 14 FOLLOWING have beta ■elected t<> rcprc>C!.t Me Army 1 Singa] >:y i!. a Singapore Cricket Association Senior Tournament Fixture vettUfl U'.ivor.^v at Tainjm 00 Sur.d;iv. ;;i. we mi Ban oa (Cai 1 1 I School >f Liizu up Nee Soim>. Lt. Malleti IMBTC); Pte Grindrod i
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    58 14 THE fo'.lowir;^ have boon >clcr\cc: to r'.ay for Singapore 'A' n-:,in.t :hr Ro>a! Wci-h Pusilien on March 29 at 7.00 pan. at the JJalao Besar Stadium Skinner; O.^irin Marrof Tahir; Wari, Johan Has an' Omnr R;,r-.,t; Ramakri>nn;i La/.im A(i m. Ibrahim Hanifl (Urn Swee, Palaniappan n-rrves-
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    437 14 IN this year's $10,000 Mobil-as Economy Run the third to be held m Malaya there will be four classes for standard production cars. Every one of these cars will he carrying two official observers. This is one of the new regulations for the event.
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    51 14 iw^ d U r d boXinff flv «^sht champion Pas- ni r. K S u hmVn IIPr ln training at the Atl.uit;, üb. Kurnos Aires. Arjeotina. on March 12 Perez s (o lUTntratl training for his title fi^ht with British boxer Dai Dower that takes place this month
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    185 14 DOWER SET FOR PEREZ BUENOS AIRES. March 2G (AP» British fly weight champion Dai Dower, his manager Nat Seller and promoter Jack Solomons were received today by Brki.sh Ambassador Sir Francis Evans at the embassy. AUo present were Lazaro Kici, manager of world champion Pascual Perez and K. Limpenny. British
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    57 14 IPOH. Tuc- PHrak Lmvn Tennis Association are railing for entries tor thii year's Sultan*! Cup inter-team knockout competition which will start m early April. All entries should be submitted to the Hon. Secretary Of the Perak L.T.A.. Mr. Lim Eng Keat c/o East Asiatic jocU> vn.
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    67 14 Today's sport SOCCER. S A FA. Youth Competition Vms <s f A■ drew's School nA r i Jr f -nn School at Jalan Bt \t Stadium at 5 1J p FRIENDLY: KattmQ Sporti C ib PJ I*GJ Ferrer Pmrk BASKETBALL: S> qa re Youth Sports Centrr Ba?k< rball Leapi c
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    355 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Turs Education Minister. D.Jto Abdul Razak. was last nicht chosen chairman of the Board oi Control of the Si.3 million Merd.ra Stadium opening on Independence eve this August 30 Ft r ion's Chief MinKT Tunku Abdul Rahman cot. tuted the board of control
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