Singapore Standard, 19 March 1951

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    15 1 Singapore Standard VOL. 1 NO. 262 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1951. 8 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    Attlee Asked To Keep Out Red Mission
    112 1 KL Chinese Take Action Standard Stnft Correspondent Ki Al A Ll MPI'R. Sun. A Chinese association iala Uunpnr consisting largely of members giving rull Hqflptri u» the Chiang Kai-shek regime, decided at k ting M>ierday to cable to British Prime Minister At: lee.
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    Send Troops As Warning To Iran' Plea
    200 1 LONDON. Mar. 18 (Reuter)—The diplomatic correspondent of The People, a close Mipporter of the Labour Government, today said that Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison has received an uru.nt pica to fly British airborne troops to Basra (Iraq) \i> a warning to Iran, where the
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    Welsh Self-Rule Drive
    23 1 Lady leg Ll >yd Ge ge MP d f B 's Firs Premit s launched a cai es I F
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    Varsity Asks WHO For 3 US Lecturers
    346 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government has applied to the World Health Organisation for three lecturers— in Industrial Health Applied Physiology and Health Education to teach at the University of Malaya. Recruitment of these men in the united States is to begin at
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    New Push By I-C Reds Is Likely Soon
    147 1 PARIS. Mar 18 'UP'— The French government was reported to be divided today on demand bv Gen. Jean de Lattre de Tassigny, French Far Eastern Com-mander-in-Chief, for the immediate dispatch of 15.000 to 20.000 additional troops to meet an expected new Communist
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    SE Asia Socialists Meet Soon In Burma
    121 1 Standard Staff Reporter SOCIALIST delegates from India. Burma, Indonesia and other South-East Asian countries will shortly meet in Rangoon to formulate an International Socialist policy. This was announced by Mr. Satyadevi Shastri. the Indian Socialist leader, addressing an election meeting in support of
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    SHAW'S CORNER
    25 1 >s.^!}: v *j Corner. _Hertfordshiri from 1906 until his death in N >v ember last year, was opened yesterday to the public. Reuter.
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    70 Held In Dope Raids
    32 1 WASHINGTON, Mar. 18. (AP) Seventy men and women had been arrested in a two-day- blitz on an alleged dope ring supplying the nation's capital. Raids are continuing.
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    Tibet Peace Envoy Going To Peiping
    45 1 K \I.IMPOXG. Mar. 18 (Reuter'' The C-in-C. ol the Tibetan &rmy Kunsang Tse, arrived here today on his way to Peiping at the head ot a peace delegation He hid conferred with tne Dalai Lama on Ve Sikkim border.
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    Blizzard In Canada
    30 1 EDMONTON (ALBERTA) Mar 17: (Renter)— Eleven people were still missing in Alberta today after a fierce blizzard which raged across the Canadian Prairies for almost two clays.
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    Turko In Morocco
    28 1 CASABLANCA, Mar. 17 (AP) Turko Westerling, former Dutch leader of the "Army of the Heavenly Host", was reported today to be in French MorocC > -—mwmmmm
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    Pope To Broadcast
    46 1 VATICAN CITV. Mar. 17: (Reuter) The Vatican announced today that Pope Pius XII will broadcast his blessing to the world shortly after noon on Easter Sunday. The U.S. Eighth Army spokesman has denied that tJ.N. forces had Uosd poison gas iu Korea. U.P.
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    Testing Fish-Finding Device
    57 1 picture. Picture above shows the Seagraph Echometer installed in the Singapore Fisheries Department fishing boat, the Pukhat. which makes trips out to sea to find out if this fish finding device can be adapted in tropical fishing The serang of the Pukhat. Ahmad, was at wheel when
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    Echometer Tested In Malayan Waters
    121 1 Standard Stall Reporter ONE of th«- most modern devices used by fishing fleets of nations who are already very advanced in the fishing industry the "Seagraph" Echometer is being tested in Malayan waters, r^— iu- 1 i-l I ofl I accurately jl then I revolutior.i/"
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    RAF To Have Aircraft As Fast As Sound
    98 1 w /-__»t.» <>.■«-, nam. n (neuter) British Parliamentary Secretary for Air Arthur Henderson said today Britain's future air force would have both fighters and bombers moving almost as fast as sound and "later perhaps even supersonic". He said in a speech here
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    ACSU Turns Down New COL Grant
    118 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE 12,000-strong Army Civil Service Union of Singapore, at its Annual Delegates Conference held at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday, rejected the interim award of $10 a month as increased cost of living allowance to those employees receiving basic salaries of
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    "War Plots' Charge
    46 1 LONDON, Mar. 18. (Reuter)— The political committee ot the British Communist Party declared in a statement today that the British Government's talks in London with Italian and Yugoslav Government representatives were a si^n of new "war plots" being hatched In the Eastern Mediterranean.
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    Why UK Shipping Was Dislocated
    60 1 LIVERPOOL. Mar. 18: (Reuter)— The British Government's "sudden insistence on ships to import coal at short notice resulted in dislocation ot other trading operations on a wide scale," the 1950 report of the Liverpool Steamship Owners Association said today. The report was referring to Britain's
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    2 Women Missing
    35 1 Two young women, a Chinese and a Malay, of about 20 years of age. have been reported missing from their houses at Lim Chu Rang Road and Henderson Road respectively since Saturday.
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    MAFEKING QUADS
    34 1 Quadruplets four girls have been born to a coloured woman at Rooigrond in the Maleking district, in the northern tip of Cape Province. They are all reported to be doing well. Reuter
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    31 1 The R.A.F. Touring No. 2 Regional Band, composed ol 34 musicians, is scheduled to leave Hongkong on March 22 for Singapore returning to England at the end of April. Reuter AAP
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    UN Permission To Cross 38th Parallel Likely
    309 1 UN Permission To Cross 38th Parallel Likely WASHINGTON. Mar. 17. (UP) United Nations countries, opposed to deep strikes into North Korea, were reported today to be willing to allow General Douglas MaeArthur to establish a strategic defence line just north of the 38th Parallel, if necessar\. Diplomatic informant-- said Britain
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    Rau Sees Chance In Stalemate
    101 1 Rau Sees Chance In Stalemate C TAW A, Mar. 17 (Reuter) Sir Senegal N. Rau, India's permanent delegate to the United Nations said today that the current stalemate in Korea might offer an opportunity for an approach by the United Nations or the Government of China towards a peace settlement.
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    More Nations Join Materials Talks
    90 1 LONDON, Mar. 17 (Reuter) i The Central Group of the International Materials Conference is to be expanded to include Australia, Brazil, Canada, India and Italy, it was announced here today. The International Conference was set up by Britain. France and the United States to secure
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    Java Terror Gang
    37 1 TJILATJAP. Mar. 18 (ReuterAAP>— Police in this southern Java port town have caught six members of the "Senpati" terrorist gang operating in the Merbabu area. The gang has a strength of one fully-armed battalion.
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    Yugoslav Mission
    38 1 PARIS. Mar. 13: <Reuic-> Twelve Yugoslav deputies headed bv Mr. Mosha Pipada, VicePresident of the Presidium of the Yugoslav Parliament, ar: ived here today from London for a four-dav stay at the invitation of French deputies.
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    Girl Collapses
    40 1 A four-year-old Italian girl collapsed in front of Pope Pius XII at a Palm Sunday audience and died shortly afterwards in hospital of heart failure. The Pope finished his audience without being awara ot tha child.; death. Reuter
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    38 1 Photo. THK Chinese driver of the car pictured above was injured yesterday when the vehicle erashed into the "Keep Lett" pillar on the traffic island at Keppel Road aiu^^endec^un against iron railings the side of the road Standard
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    Lie Offers New Peace Formula
    150 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Mar 17 (IP) Inited Nations Secretary -General Trygve Lie has been sounding out Western power delegations on a new Korean peace formula calling for a simple ceasefire unrelated to other Far East issues, it was learned today. Lk plan appeared on the surface
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    UK Hopes For US Accord On Japan
    81 1 UK Hopes For US Accord On Japan LONDON'. Mar. 18: (Re 8. is F eign Offi. e are optimistic that Britain and United States will achieve an almost complete identity B when they consider their draft pro] T tpanese peace tre I B draff proposi ll *or treaty, it is
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    ALBANIA CRISIS
    33 1 LONDON, Mai 16 I Reuter Press reporti tell of the proclamation of a state e- ergency in Albania alter discoveries of a ''well-orgai i i plot to overthrow the Communist regime
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    This Painter Taught Himself The Art
    198 2 Standard Staff Report* r A 47-YEAR-OLD German painter, who has neve attended an art school but ye: sold hundreds ot hit paintings to people all over the world, passed througl Singapore yesterday in the Dutch freighter Almkerk. He is Mr. Karl Schmccken becher, born
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    GIMSON WILL SEE 235 LEAVE QUARANTINE
    101 2 Standard St afl Reporter THE GOVERNOR oi Singu- sii V: in Gimson will visit the Immigration Depot at Ea Wharf today to watch the kg f the 235 passengers from the Royal Inter 0 ngi, v. for the rtnighl al St. John's nd. lined
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    DEATH OF MADAME LOH KWEE NEO
    71 2 DEATH OF MADAME LOH KWEE NEO Standard Staff Reporter THE her tt 43 TV ok Ayer Street at 6.35 p.m. ji ster I .lame Loh Kwee Neo (Mrs. K i B. D Chye] Madame Loh leaves behind ,v sons, Messrs Koh H r K n, Ken H.-.n Kiioon and ter*.
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    ClUBS PLANNED
    35 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE CHINESE YMCA is planning to provide the Chinese speaking boys of Singa- >ro 'A ith c r.:n .:i trie san.ie lines as the nine boys' bs in the Colony.
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    NEW USIS CHIEF BOUND FOR MANILA
    104 2 MR. EL MER NEWTON, new-ly-appointed Direo.t- ol the United States Information Ser- B qin j52.£W s ngapore yesterday by plane on his way to Manila. Mr Newtoi si sl tger S pore I 6 ere in [ebi v. lasi year, when he tded a
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    Snag Seen In Timber Trade With Indies
    185 2 Manuara Man Reporter "MISUNDERSTANDING" of the 70-30 per cent barter agreements with Indonesia. may cause the call-off by Singapore timber merchants of importation of logs from BenIgkalis, Sumatra, a Government spokesman told The Standard. "At present there is nothing to ston local merchants
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    Nair Chosen ACSU Chief By One Vote
    360 2 Standard Staff Reporter MR. M. P. D. NAIR yesterday won the presidency of the 12,000-strong Army Civil Service Cnion of Singapore by one vote. In a most keenly fought contest, Mr. Nair polled 55 votes against 54 of his opponent, Mr. S. S.
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    ALUMINIUM STOLEN
    16 2 [tack Qi S3-2QO .v rth of stolen from a store in R F Seletar.
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    New Hotel At Bras Basah Rd
    83 2 Standard Staff Reporter AN' THKR HOTEL will make its aj pearanee m Singapore In a fe v d hen the Render-. Hotel in Bras Basah Road <;■ its doors to the public. Located on the second floor of the Rendezv is R sta irant
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    Puzzle: What Did This Boy Swallow?
    54 2 THE SINGAPORE P probing \Mxe h t. bo swallowed s thing in his i at Kim K R ;.-•>:,.-. The boy, Tan Ah Hu u .ished to bis i Ah Hua g bed with his little I suae. I i si U I There
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    FINN SHIP HERE
    22 2 THE FINNISH freighter Herakles called at Singapore yesterday for bunkering. She is on her way hum Tunusia to New
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    CONSUMERS FIGHT BACK
    142 2 Whi: List' Out Today Standard Staff Reporter THE WAR AGAINST profiteering retailer* in the Katong area >vill Ixirin tomorrow vJi«n the Consumers Resistanee Movement will issue it* fir*t "white list"' of reliable shops and also an up-to-date price list of certain commodities. The lists will be distributed
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    WATSON HYATT OPENS MESS FOR W.Os. & SGTS.
    120 2 WATSON HYATT OPENS MESS FOR W.Os. SGTS. Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Vc unteer Curpv warrant officers and sergeants mess— the first mess to be formed in the history the Singapore votunteerj .«> opened on Saturday night by the Commandant ol thi S.V C, Lt. Col. R. \'Z V. Hyatt.
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    CYMA Officials
    51 2 AT the a gem eetinf of thi "i tciatioi Heart» office-bean i the year 1 9 1 w. President Mr. Cue Kong I vice-pi U I ecrel Koh K tani Mr S hon. r— M R tnd DTts 2 Hen si rook; Con Mr. Ra ben vence Lee
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    800 PROSPECTIVE CITIZENS FROM IPOH DISAPPEAR
    154 3 800 PROSPECTIVE CITIZENS FROM IPOH DISAPPEAR Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sun. More than eight hundred prospective Federal Citizens in Ipoh are not traceable, The Standard was informed today. Their Citizenship Papers are stacked up in the office of the Federal Citizenship Registration Department awaiting claim by their owners, some of
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    Tin Mine Attacked: Four Shot
    88 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A Special Constable was killed and three other Specials were wounded, one seriously, when a large bandit gang attacked a tin mine in the Gunong Taku area of Kedah early this morning. Special Constables from a nearby post on
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    Telegram Boys' Halt Work In KL
    130 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Kuala Lumpur's "telegram boys'* absented themselves from work yesterday following an interview earlier in the day with a senior official of the Posts and Telecommunications Department, Federation of Malaya, on wages. At this interview the "boys" were told
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    Sultan Plans 2 European Tours
    87 3 Standard Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR. Sun— Mr. Syed Z. Abidin. Information Officer. Kod.ih. said today that the Sultan of Kedah will be leaving for Kuata l.umpur by air today to attend the Rulers' Conference. His Highness will sail at midnight. March 23, from Penang to
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    1 HURT IN CRASH
    31 3 MR. and Mrs. Chase Currier of the Khiang Detention Camp weir hurt and admitted to hospital when their car was involved in a crash along Jalan Hospital.
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    Selangor Has More Than 10,144 Scouts
    133 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. There were 10,144 scouts and cubs and 225 scouters in Selangor. last year an appreciable Increase over the year before it was stated at the annual general meeting of the Selangor Boy Scouts Association yesterday. The meeting was presided over by
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    TUC Starts All Purpose Collection
    153 3 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Sun.— Mr. P. P. Narayanan, president of the Malayan Trade Union Council, told 150 delegates of Perak Trade Unions at the Clerical Hall today, that the MTUC has started raising 550.000 for a Special Fund, part of which will be used
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    War Dept. Workers Reject COLA Rise
    153 3 Standard Siaff Correspondent TAIPIXG. Sat. The War Department Civilian Staff Association North Area has decided to reject the COLA increase to be paid to monthly staff drawing over $100 basic pay. At a meeting held on Thursday, the committee resolved to request the executive
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    Kelantan Not Planning More Girls' Schools
    122 3 Kelantan Not Planning More Girls' Schools KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. There is no plan as yet to proride more English uiris sefcoo s i" Kelantan, Major Hau Che Mahmood Mahyu'S was told tnthe state council in answer to one of the several questions he asked in connection with education. He was
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    Talk To Youth
    66 3 PENANC* Sat-The Supervisor of Local Elections, Mrs G' Hawkins, will address memJ£„ and guests of the Settlement Youth Council on M DemoSacJ and Free Elections at the Anglo-Chinese School Hall. Pykett Avenue, on April 4 "The standing committee 01 tne Settlement Youth Councr is nlanning to have
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    Medals For Firemen
    28 3 THE "Defence Medal will ne nresented to Are brigade personEe 1 «n Thursday. March 22. at 4 p.m. in front of the Penang Municipal Office.
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    'TEC TO BE TRIED
    64 3 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Sat.— At the conclusion of the inquest, yesterday into the death of a 17-year-old AngloChinese schoolboy, Yim Peng Kong, who died 'from injuries sustained in a car- bicvele crash near Falim on Jan. 10,'the Coroner, Che Bahaudm. recommended that the car driver,
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    Bandits Left Note Behind
    120 3 KUANTAN, Sun. "This man received about $30 from Government in August. He is a Police informer. Now we kill him." This note was recovered from a corpse and read out at the inquest on Chan Kou, a kepala of Omgenesh Estate, and Lam Siew. Lam Yin
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    Murder: 4 Acquitted
    66 3 M ur der: 4 Acquitted Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Sun. Four Malays, Talib bin Dollah, Dollah bin Silam, Abu Bakar bin Arop and Osman bin Bakar, charged with the murder of a compatriot, Abas bin osman, were yesterday acquitted by Mr. Justice Abbott. The Judge stated that from the notes
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    Schools Praised At Penang Flower Show
    238 3 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sun. The highest praise is due to the schools whose increasing interest in this exhibition is one of its features, said the Resident Commissioner, Mr. A. V. Aston, when he opened the fourth annual flower show of the Penang Gardening
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    Police Volunteers
    276 4 |X mei gency which has claimed severa nd eds oi lives and has caused no ven :e tc lhe im ci nt, it is heartening .r«| h i pie ting to %i\ e a few several days a week serving In se days en terror strikes than ilians
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    Lest We Blunder
    364 4 'THE Bi iti G vei i been a -wd bv the Peking to allow a party of mw Malaya to inquire into what it alleges to I persecution of Cl v as." e public bodies in Si:.. re and the F /.ion have voiced their opposition to
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    India-Pakistan Trade Pact Welcomed In Delhi
    672 4  - India-Pakistan Trade Pact Welcomed In Delhi RAWLE KNOX By I THERE is almost unalloyed optimism here over the 1 benefits that will flow from the restoration of I trade with Pakistan. Not the least happy aspect of the whole affair has been the quiet tribute of 1 Chulam Mohamed, the
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    Teen-Age Safety
    64 4 1 ":>: [P, EN JLAND. T between 12 18 have foi I their own i id ttee here to pro v (traffic resI il iiity among young I pie. appoint their own offi the position of President will be held by the local Council cl in and that
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    Boys' Town Fosters Decent Way Of Living
    646 4 We* ZZy <^ Sir 1 v request aid in respect of a diffiI in with Boys' 1 vn, A misunderstanding hai paoplt reading oi acti% ities in coi tion Boys' i under the name i Home for a Rel IS I. which is
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    ONLY ONE IN 1,000
    254 4 Sir:— My attention has b< n drawn to an article which appears in a recent issue of your paper to the effect that "negotiations are now going on between the respective Clerical Stall's Unions and the Government" and that "the General and State Clerical Services are
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    22 4 Samkins, this sort of thing will have to stop'. The waste of good food in this restaurant is simply scandalous!"
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    They're Disappointed
    495 4 Sii" —As an employee in one •.<..., for the eleven years I can onlj that the announcement of an ise in the cost of living .-.nce for civilian employees in the Services in your issue re ent date has met disappointment from kers and myself. Govei nments of
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    Multi-Racial Problen In British East Africa
    44 4 Multi- Racial Problen In British East Africa Bj SPO IM. 1 OKKESPOMJ t LONDON, J r |'HE visit of Mr. A. the (Bril nial e Secret 1 Ken; 2 Uganda in 1 5 recently, has 2 cam for he is 1 y L c
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    PIGEONS FLYING OVEP PARIS WILL BE SHOCKED
    296 4 PIGEONS FLYING OVEP PARIS WILL BE SHOCKED PARIS. FOR hours Monsieur Robert Rey stared hard at sparrows and pigeons taking off and landing in Paris squares. When rain poured down and thunder pealed he murmured to himself: "If birds are not troubled in the air by bad weather, then why
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    AIRVIEW-21
    42 4 "1 1 1. a's internil airport Kalians as s< the air ill on I I on< a tidal sn i np, K is a m I•■ a Bghont the world. Its good I bavins I spread bj ail trai I rs.
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      121 4 Cl 1 v oiisnei 114 l There is s r nt her C B Intelligence and reli al and fettered by an hat:' Teacher- know tl they realise that the trouble kes in faulty Children differ in Um i do r emands. Some neea more tain food elements than ot]
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    NEW MID. EAST MOVES AGAINST UK
    398 5 Iraq Latest To Hit At Britain <>\|N>Y Mar. IH. Foreign Office circles were trloedj watching what now appear to be we ll ntinated MOTCfI a-ain-t Britain in Iran, Egypt and Special attention is being paid to ihe "lute-flying" in lomicrtion with reported plans to
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    UN Food Arrives In Seoul
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    Britain In Mortal Peril, Churchill Tells Nation
    371 5 LONDON, Mar. 18 (Reuter) Mr. Winston Churchill, Britain's wartime Prime Minister, !»ai<l that the dangers facing the country today were greater than during the Battle of Britain in 1940. He added, "Then vw were a united people now we are absorbed in party
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    1086 6 More London Bias For Sterling lins By A Special Correspondent COMMODITY shares on the Singapore share market were steady at the commencement of the week, with tin shares inclined to advance. Tuesdav, however, saw a 1 distinct easing in prices with buyers extremely cautious and i it was not until
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    122 6 Messrs. Osborne and Chappel advise particulars of interim dividends declared bv the following companies for the year ended Sept. 30, 1950; Killinghall Tin Ltd.. 174 per cent Hongkong Tin Ltd.. 174 per cent., both payable on Apr. 4. 1951. The directors of these companies do not propose
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    237 8 LONDON, Mar 17 (Reutei INTERNATIONAL MATCH England 5. T.y CLUB MATCHES: jj 3 Bhi td Park 3 H equins 3 Newp 0 > 1 H :n :i S 5 N■: thern o n,H tr PoUc l 2 old Edwardlana 5 Old c leghans o Manchester 3 tmond
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    469 8 the s^cdnd°^l NG i re t,,e wei hts for an the inp wees 01 PmkT!f 'k^ S? e e ,V' nt on the third day, of the r< rak lurf Club Easter Meeting:— CI. 1 Div. 3—51 F. St. Permita Dor met 9.00 Tudor Pride 8.13 Oregon 8.12
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    Tournament Cricket Starts Chua Eng Cheng Scores First 100
    521 8 Tour nament Cricket Starts Ch ua Eng Cheng Scores First 100 A CENTURY and some fine bowling by SCRC's former Sel. and Soutb player Chua Eng Cheng, a close tigiit between the eliapipion Recs and the Indian Association on the Padang and a whole crop of drawn matches were features
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    1064 8 SCC r. YmMCA s. c. c. Ede b Gurdial Singh 39 Price b Coulthread 5 Ewart c and b Ro.-s 6 Heard std Wilkinson b Cooke 26 Nelson b Gurdial Singh 4 I Cashin Ibw b Cooke 0 Murrav b Cooke 18 Rees Ibw Gurdial Singh
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    227 8 TWICKENHAM, M ch 17: K:_4_:ir_d '..<•'■ I I Calcutta Cup from Scotland wil a narrow victory by five points I > three a goal to a try in the Rugby Union Internati al match here today. England just de serve I (heir win I
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    74 8 DUNLOP Spo.;. Club drew 2 2 I with Bata S.C when they met ■in a Business Houses League game at Gej lang yesterday. After an uneventful first half Dunlop SC. scored through Ah Chye. Bata equalised through n penalty taken by Peekwhv. Soon alter wards
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    CRE-REME Draw
    74 8 CBE N trth) drew with Rl C: ians in a Singapore Cri Association W B" tournament game at Tanglin yesterday, each side scoring 148 runs Ferreira took the last three RE MK wickets in out- o\ er no runs thus enabling CRE share the points with REME. Lii
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    Munusamy Stars In Penang State Trial
    218 8 i 1 KNA.NL, Sun. K. Munusamv who represented Selangor last year, turned in a remarkable bowling feat when he played for J. Andres' team in Tenants state cricket trial held over the week-end. I' SJ 'he captured seven wii three run>. routing the opposing
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    195 8 LONDON'. Mar. 17: (Reuter After 49 games without defeat, Newport Rugby Union team at last lost a match when the Harlequins heat them today by a penalty goal to nil. There was no doubt about the justice of the result. In the loose the Newport forwards did splendid
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