The Straits Times, 25 March 1954

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    14 1 The straits Times tied***" 1 Kstd. 1845 SINGAPORE. THCRSDAY. MARCH 25. 1954. 15 CENTS
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    PEER TO PLAN BIG POLL
    351 1 Lord Merthyr is head of commission i RIVING MONDAY KUALA LUMPUR Wednesday. MKKTHYR, a deputy speaker in the of l,ord>. will head the commission \ill divide the Federation into national constituencies. other members of the commission de experience in Malaya Ihe retired ser of Pahang,
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    flections chief is a barrister
    96 1 flections chief is a barrister .1 li.wrixu .is educated .it J ton md Magdalen Cnli i r>rd. Be m h b mem- hi- Roj .1] Commission 1.0 .1 Government at dc in 19 '<>. i later he served M i >>f the Departmenrommittee on Justices "id uus also chiiir"i the
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    Royal broadcast
    9 1 I The 'o thr from I A.P.
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    Policy backed
    19 1 LAHORE. Wed —The unofficial Commonwealth relations conference meeting here has irteti the continuance of Imperial preferences. Renter.
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    Beauty's husband says: I was tricked
    220 1 Beauty's husband says: I was tricked STOCKTON, California. Wed THE marriage of -the x most beautiful girl in the world" to a handsome, young American businessman cracked up in court yesterday scarcely 70 days after its lavish beginning Ronnie MargenKo. 22. sued for annulment or divorce accusng shapely Chrlstlane Martel
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    Air Marshal honoured
    73 1 LONDON. Wed. Air Marshal Sir Donald Hardman. former Chief of Staff of the Royal Australian Air Force, was made a Knight Commander of thr Bath at Buckingham Palace yesterday. He was one of more than 200 men and women, including veterans of the Korean and Malayan campaigns,
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    It's a baby
    42 1 MELBOURNE. Wed. Professor Marcus Oliphant. Australian nuclear physics au- 1 thority. said today the hydrogen bomb exploded by the United States in the Pacific recently was "undoubtedly a baby compared with what the Americans have up their sleeves." Reuter.
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    Trade talks plan
    38 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. The 1 United States Secretary of Mr. John Foster Dulles laid yesterday that a proposal to hold a conference of the irineipal Western allies on East -West trade was bring exI plored. Reuter.
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    MILLIONAIRES DAUGHTER GOES TO COURT
    35 1 MILLIONAIRES DAUGHTER GOES TO COURT MBS. F. W. HAMILTON. cnli-riiiK the Singapore Coroners Court yesterday where she gave evidence at the inquest on victims of the Constellation crash at K ill m- S. Times picture.
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    Inquest on air crash victims
    1181 1 CORONER WOULD NOT STOP ASHES LEAVING SINGAPORE— HAMILTON THE SON-IN-LAW of Mr. Eric Moller. the millionaire shipowner who was killed in the Kalians air crash, <aid yesterday that he tried to prevent the ashes of a lictim leaving Singapore when the identification was The man.
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    Heavy rains flood Johore roads
    107 1 Heavy rains flood Johore roads (CONTINUOUS rainfall in j Central Johore for the past' three days has swollen rivers and flooded several main roads, j The senior executive engin- > eer. Kluang, reported yesterday afternoon that the KluangJemaluang Road was under 36 inches of water for 20 chains at the
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    British workers get $80 a week
    37 1 LONDON. Wed. A Ministry of Labour survey discloses that the average adult male manual worker in Britain works a 48-hour week for a total weekly wage of €9.95.2 d. 'about MsBo>.
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    Themanwho wanted to co-operate
    122 1 JOIIORK BAIIRI'. Wed ON BEING told that a woman tapper had been shot dead and a man wounded. Stic Sens. a krpala on Kulai Young Estate, reported to the police that between "JO and 30 bandits had been on thr estate. An army patrol found that
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    Audrey Hepburn a favourite
    42 1 HOLLYWOOD. Wed Two British film actresses. Deborah Kerr and Audrey Hepburn, are leading favourites for the •Oscar" as best actress of j 1953. Winners of the annual awards will be announced at a ceremony here tomorrow night —Reuter
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    He leaves £62<S
    34 1 He leaves £62&lt;S LONDON Wed.— Mr Sidney Jamas Gazeley, oi Pet. Hill, Kuala Lumpur, who diec. i last August, let t estate in I Britain valued at £628. it was I announced yesterday— Renter
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    TROOPS RING FIELDS TO GUARD ARVESTERS
    437 1 TROOPS RING FIELDS TO GUARD ARVESTERS As rice bowl bandits make a second kill— KI'ALA LI'MPIR. Wednesday. MILITARY and police will take up positions in the Sekingchang area of the Kuala Selangor rice bowl it dawn tomorrow to guard thousands of labourers now harvesting the padi crop. These rush reinforcements
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    'Great,' says Aga Khan
    76 1 LONDON. Wed. The Aga Khan today called the plan of the Colonial Secretary. Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. for multiracial government In Kenya "a great act of constructive statesmanship." "Mr. Lyttelton has sown the seeds of a multi-racial democratic state in Kenya and all such countries in Africa
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    Ernest wins
    33 1 NEW YORK. Wed. Author Ernest Hemingway has been named for the Award of Merit presented to a novelist once every five years by the American Academy of Arts and Letters. A.P.
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    Suez talks off
    25 1 CMRO. Wed. Britain notified Egypt today she now considers Anglo-Egyptian talks on the future of the Suez base formally broken off."- A.P.
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    All weather jet
    25 1 LONDON. Wed— The Roya! Navy has out into service its first squadron of Sea Venon all-weather jet fighters, it was announced. Reuter
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    LORD MONTAGU GETS 7 YEARS
    73 1 WINCHESTER. Wed. Lord Montague of Beaulieu was found guilty today of homosexual charges and sentenced lo 13 months' imprisonment. He was also found guilty with i wo other men of conspiring to] incite two young airmen to commit unnatural offences and gross indecency. An all-male
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    McCARTHY-MAN COHN NOW BEING PROBED
    191 1 By New York National Guard ALBANY. New York. Wed. 'IMiE New York National A Guard (Territorial Reserve* ha.; begun "a complete Investigation" of the service record of Mr. Roy Cohn. chief counsel to Senator Joseph McCarthy's Investigations Subcommittee. M^ior John E. K&gt;nnv. Puhlie Information Officer
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    Now the rebels get food
    163 1 Now the rebels get food By short cut to fort besiegers HANOI. Wrd. URENCH pilots today rrr ported an rstimatrri 130.000 labourers and hundreds of trucks rollinc south from thr Chinrsr bordrr with tons of ammunition and food supplies for thr Communist besiegers of Dion Bion Phu. The bulk of
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    STOP PRESS
    57 1 M I P .I'll ul 1 WASHING ion Wed. I ienhowei todaj opposed participation by Senatqi Joseph McCarthy In Senate Investigation of thr dispute between Mr. rthj .mil the Army. Also laid there neu n rangements f"r tnmediatc consultation between United States and Britain in kind df emergency
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    CROONER TO BE DEPORTED
    75 1 LOS ANGELES. Wed. D:ck Haymes crooner- husband Rita Hay worth, was ordered to be deported to his native Argentina because he re-entered the United States Illegally last year after a visit to Hawaii The Government said the action wai based on Haymes' war time plea for
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    PEOPLE at the hearing
    131 2 PEOPLE at the hearing I AWYERS who appeared and witnesses who gave evidence at the inquest yesterday were: MR. C. H. SMITH. for Mr. D K. Somasundaram Chettiar, representative &lt;n Malaya of the late Mr. Chidambaram Chettiar. MR. K. COULD, for Mr and Mrs. F. W. Hamilton. MR. KENNETH SETH.
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    Safety pin was identity hint
    1670 2 KALLANG AIR CRASH INQUEST RESUMES AND MILLIONAIRE'S SON-IN-LAW TELLS OF BODY MIX-UP DENTIST TELIi OF GOLD PL ATI FOR MOLLER could not identify anyone. There was no body there that had. in our opinion, the slightest resemblance to Mr. Moller. We went outside the mortuary
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    West won't be 'first to drop bombs'
    7 3 West won't be 'first to drop bombs'
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    'Miss Quinine' is chosen
    25 3 81 identa ol Pharmacy ij In the Poison" lected a quron for ball on Saturday .iiollcci ol I &gt;54 A P
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    PACT ON USE OF A-BOMBS
    275 3 Sir Winston tells of U.S., British plan LONDON, Wednesday «IR VMNSTON (HIRCHILL told the House of ommons yesterday that "smooth and friendly arrangements" existed for consultan uith President Eisenhower and the United n Government about the use of atomic I homo*, members had questioned him
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    Their new homes
    15 3 Interntal rnmmittro for n has helonea for more onn in two years.
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    Military talks
    8 3 IRA, Wed. Yugoslav tatioi A P
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    'Welcome home' plan for Queen
    54 3 LONDON. Wed. -The City of London authorities are seeking permission to spend £950 to decorate the city s four bridges Blackfriars. Tower. London and Southwark for the home coming Journey of the Royal yacht up the River Thames on May 15 at the end of
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    Time at their feel
    39 3 TIME runs underfoot, to the wonderment of Graham Wooldridgr. acrd four, and his brother. David. Aged three, at Windsor, wht-rr they found this unusual clock let in the pavement outside a jeweller's shop. Reuter picture.
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    U.S. plane parts went to Poland
    127 3 BALTIMORE. Wednesday. A WEST POINT graduate. Henry Lloyd Knight, was f* convicted by a Federal Court Jury yesterday of inspiring to violate the U.S. Neutrality Law by Knght. a 46-year-old attorney, and his firm, Air Union Inc of Betherda, Maryland, were convicted of the
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    DOWN HE GOES TO WIN £1,000 FROM A KING
    109 3 CAIRO. Wed. A MAN slid 540- feet down a pyramid in six minutes yesterday and collected 1 1,000 from a king lor his trouble. King Siud. of oil-rich Saudi-Arabia. bet the guide showing: him around the big Khoops Pyramid at Giza
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    13 die in East Bengal riots
    118 3 AND 35 ARE INJURED DACCA. EAST BENGAL. Wednesday. THIRTEEN people were killed and 35 injured in A riots at a big newspaper mill at Chandraghona, near Chittagong. 130 miles south of here, it was i announced last night. Among those killed at the Karnafuli
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    History of arms firm stolen
    126 3 History of arms firm stolen LONDON, Wed. A 44 YEAR OLD British author, Mr. G. A. Minto. lost the results of two years' work when a thief stole the only two manuscripts of a history of the Krupps armaments firm from his parked ear. The 150,000-word book was to have
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    Minister's tour
    28 3 LONDON. Wed. Burma's Foreign Minister. Mr San Hkun Hkio, will visit Brlexadp from March 27 to March 31. a I Burmese spokesman announced here yesterday— Reuter.
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    Russians barred
    22 3 JERUSALEM, Wed. Israel has refused visas to three Soviet women who planned to visit a Communist-sponsored conference in Haifa. A.P.
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    U.S. money for victims of H-bomb
    118 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. THE United States has decided to pay immediate compensation to the 23 Japanese fishermen injured by radio-active ashes from the hydrogen bomb test in the Pacific on March 1. Authoritative sources said th p y expected an early statement from Mr. John
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    U.S. officer accused
    55 3 WASHINGTON Wed. Maj. Thomas Pate, a former Far Eastern finance officer, has been arrested in Tokyo for allegedly attempting to embezzle about US$2OO,OOO military money. The U.S. Air Force said that Pate had admitted the misuse of the funds, almost all of which had been recovered or
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    Princess to tour mine
    49 3 LONDON. Wod. Princess Margaret will spend an hour underground in a coal mlno next month. The pit is Calverton Colliery near Nottingham, the most modern in Europe. An official said: "There Is I plenty of headroom and she will not have to stoop." Rev- teV
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    90 days Geneva threat by Rhee
    247 3 90 days Geneva threat by Rhee SEOUL. Wed. THE South Korean PreA sident. Synpman Rhee. has demanded assurances from the United States that it will support any attempt to unify Korea by military means if "peace- fuf efforts fail" after 90 days of the Geneva conference, an authoritative source said
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    Soviet team may go to Britain
    104 3 Soviet team may go to Britain S MOSCOW. Wed IR Greville Madness. Presirh de nt of the Russo-Britteh Chamber of Commerce, said yesterday a Soviet trade delegation was likely to visit Britain for discussions with British companies soon The announcement was made here after a talk with Mi S A
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    BRIGADE ON ISRAELI BORDER
    172 3 JERUSALEM. Wed. An Israeli Army spokesman said today that Syria had massed a brigade of infantry on the border of Israel in addition to its normal frontier guard. At the same time Jordan heightened the crisis in IsraeliArab relations by charging belore an Israeli, boycotted session
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    LONDON STOCKS
    215 3 LONDON. Wed /^LOSING prices of selected xtorts were: TINS Atnpat 14/-) 8 ts in ...i.i.i lo tie Honpkons 8/3 inch Ifi -i 16' B Kamuntins 8/3 London (4 -i 5 10 Pahang 13/6 Petallng (ol) 8/I'i dn •&gt;■• m .-&gt; -i la/7 &gt;-i S. Malayan (5/-) 24,--atu.K- Bvs:
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    LONDON TIN
    28 3 LONDON. March 24. -Cash Buyers £727' 2 Sellers £732' 2 Forward Buyers t690; Sellers, t692: Settlement X1737 1 2. Turnover a.m. 85 tons; p.m. 50 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    41 3 LONDON. Mar. 24— Spot K',r| May 16 *&lt;i. June 16 1 -d. July-Sep: 16 ,d.. Oct -Dec. 16 7 d.. Jan.-M:ir 17d. Apr. c.i.f. 16 7 16d.. May c.; f 167 16d.. June c if 16'^d. Toit. Steady. ft
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    Now they want special 'Indians only' polls
    297 4 Now they want special 'Indians only' polls MEMO TO TEMPLER KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. fHE Malayan Indian Congress is sending: a memorandum to the High Commissioner and the Rulers, calling: for special elections for Indian seats on the Federal Legislative Council. The memorandum will be sent in time for the Rulers'
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    Meet Leslie the leopard —and that roar really means business
    176 4 Meet Leslie the leopard —and that roar really means business LESLIE the year-old leopard cub Ls the latest addition to the Tengku Mahkota's zoo in Johore Bahru. The keepers say he's the worstmannered little beast they've had for a long time. Look at him in the picture above. That's a
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    These dead fowls cost driver $100
    100 4 These dead fowls cost driver $100 r'O dead fowls were produced in a Singapore court yesterday and Chua Soon Huat. a lorry driver, was fined $100. The court was told that when Chua's lorry was recently stopped at Yio Chu Kang Road, j he had 249 fowls crammrd into I
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    They guard own village
    52 4 KULIM. Wed. Selama Home Guards in Bandar Bharu District have taken over defence of their village from the polire At a handing-over ceremony 0D Monday tho Kedah State Secretary. Tuan Syed Hassan, urged the villagers to work harder so that their village would soon become a
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    The two piglets squealed—and a man is held
    63 4 The two piglets squealed and a man is held PENAXG. Wed. —Thr squealof two piglets |pd to thr arrest of a man in Batu Maiing yesterday. Their cries attracted the owner who rushed out and s&lt;« a man running away with a piglet in each hand When the farmer gave
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    Guide goes for more training
    43 4 KUANTAN. Wed.— Miss Ka:nala Velautham. of the Ist Kuantan Gir! Guide Company nt the Methodist Girls' School here, will attend the International Advanced Training at Polombo between April 6 and 10. She Is the only one to go
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    BUT THE CARONIA HAD SAILED
    216 4 Court told about a witness A MAN who was said to be a crew member of the Caronia. the Cunard luxury liner, was named as a defence witness in a Singapore court yesterday when Peter Robinson, a free-lance photographer, pleaded not guilty to entering Gate
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    S.C. charged with murder
    63 4 S^GAMAT. Wrd. Originally charged with causing grievoui hurt as the result of an allosed rash act. a former special constable. Othman bin Abdullah, had an amended charge of murder explained to him in Sesamat Court. He was alleged to have shot and killed a colleague, Jantan
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    He visits police at work
    60 4 PENANG. Wed. The Resident Commissioner. Mr. R.P. Bingham. yesterday visited police stations, schools and various Government projects under construction in the southwest district of Penang. Mr. Bingham was accompanied by Mr. H. B. J. Donaldson, the Chief Police Officer Mr. R. G. Holden. the Balik
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    I 'Male nurses' is name they hate
    38 4 I 'Male nurses' is name they hate KUANTAN. Wed.- Eight out of. the 11 probationer hospital assistants, who joined the service in 1952. registered themselves as male nurses yesterday after having protested against it for the last year.
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    New homes
    19 4 KUANTAN. Wed.-About 81 aborigines, from Prasang. Jabor Valley, have been resettled at Kuala Kenau near Sungei Lembms.
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    WOMEN THEIR OWN WORST ENEMIES, SAYS A WOMAN
    114 4 MISS Freda Gwilliam. educational adviser to the Colonial Office, said yesterday that women in Singapore had equal opportunities with men. And they were quirk to take advantage of those opportunities, she told the Rotary i luh. In turn. the v gave thrir
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    Hundred? say thanks to troops
    99 4 MENTAKAB. Wed. TJUNDREDS of men. women and children sathered or Mentakab padang to bid farewell to the 4th Battalion Malay Regiment, whicr. Ls leaving the Temerloh district. The battalion has been thorp for four years, during which jt has killed 78 terrorists. Mr. J. C.
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    Call for national schools in S'pore
    112 4 Call for national schools in S'pore T«HE Ma x Congrr.ss has a.skrd thi ment to sot v schools similai provided by th. tion National y Ordinance. The MIC eoi national schools Indians Such Schools would tret compulsory ■Ixyeara U I This is a splem nlty torlaboure, large proportion i community,
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    3 couples to wed at same time
    32 4 IPOH. Wed. Thr mass wedding will be he.:; i&lt; Aaoclatlon in Ipo! at noon. On] couples h name-. Mr ChO ag of the asso ciatc.
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    Learning Chinese
    19 4 SEGAMAT Wed I Yacob bin Hii im A D samat. ha&gt; I Lumpur or. I in Chinese
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    DOCTOR ('I TREATED HER LIKE MY OWN MOTHER') IN CLAIM FOR $956 FEES
    429 5 Court warns: Keep out politics mi *d™ IP 9 H Wednesday. (^HARGLS of political motives were exchanged in the Magistrate's Court today when three doc- tors gave evidence on the cost of a carbuncle operation. Dr. Wu
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    She beat a grandma, 83, with broom
    184 5 A MARRIED woman of 23 hit her chief tenant, 83-year-old Quek Meng Hi?, with a broom and pushed her over the edge of a two-feet concrete platform in the house, a Singapore court was told yesterday. While Quek lay injured and shouted for
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    Accused of cheating
    74 5 JOHORE. BAHRU. Wed— Lee Koh Poo was charged in the Police Court here with cheatins: Lee Sionp; Lan. of Singapore, on Jan. 5 by deceiving him that 300 bags of cement and 1.680 pieces of corrugated Iron were required by Ulu Ayer Molek estate. The Police asked
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    Baby escapes in crash
    50 5 BATU PAHAT. Wed. A sleeping baby escaped Injury yesterday when a coconut tree crashed nn a house during the rain storm. Neighbours called the owner of the house, a Government clerk. The baby was sound asleep in its cot. Several trees were uprooted during the storm.
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    Youth club
    16 5 KAJANG. Wed. A youth club is to be formed here on Sunday, April 4.
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    To stand trial
    43 5 David Thomas Rozario. 24. a ledger clerk at the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation was committed for trial before the High Court yesterday on a charge of forging a cheque for $800. He was given $1,000 bail in one surety.
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    Patted girl whose bag he failed to snatch
    185 5 A PRETTY thirteen-year-old Malay schoolgirl told the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday that aft^r a youth failed to snatch her bag. he patted her cheek and rode away. In the dock was Erh Lian Heo, 17 accused of attempted theft of a
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    Two sisters dead on train lines
    71 5 Two sisters dead on train lines SUNGEI PATANI. Wed. TWO SISTERS, Pirinagam. aged 21 and ('hinaganoo. aged 19. have been found dead on the railway lines two miles north of Sungei Patani. The police today said that, from their injuries, foul pliv was not suspected. A M.i l. 1 found
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    Witness ill, case is postponed
    59 5 NIBONG TEBAL. Wed—Allesed to have broken into a house on Feb. 12 to outrage the modesty of a 19-year-old gicl. Special Constable Corporal Musa bin Abdul Raous was today granted $300 sail pending his trial on April 22. Hearing, fixed for today, had to be
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    $300 odd jobs
    22 5 KAJANG, Wed.— Ulu Langat boy scouts collected over S3OO in odd jobs in the town during scouts' job week.
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    ARTIST PUYOH, AGED 9, EXPLAINS HER PAINTING TO SIR DONALD
    45 5 PUYOH. a nine-year-old aborigine girl from Johore, explains the finer points of her painting to Sir Donald MacGillivray. the Deputy High Commissioner, during his visit to the aborigine research station at Selayang, near Kuala Lumpur.
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    THEY EXPECT GOOD RICE HARVEST
    144 5 1 But all depends on weather KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. T'ANJONG Karang farmers— Malays. Chinese and Indians expect another gooa harvest this year if the weather is good. v Last year this 50.000 acre "rice bowl in Kuala Selangor j had a record harvest of 16
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    Church's silver jubilee plans
    46 5 IPOH ,Wed St. Andrew* Presbyterian Church, Perak. will celebrate its silver jubilee with thanksgiving services on Sunday in St. Andrew's Church, Ipoh. and the Church! of the Holy Trinity. Batu Gajah Both services will be conducted by the Rev. R. M. Greer.
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    FEDERATION'S TRADE DROPS BY $39 M.
    84 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The I Federation's external trade In February was $39.3 million less than in January figures released by the Registrar of Statistics today showed. The February trade was 5192.2 million February imports totalled $89 million— a drop of $24.5 million from January.
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    Store burgled
    31 5 RAUB, Wed. The Raut. Co-operative Stores was burgled on Monday night and 5126 and two cartons of cigarettes were stolen. The store stands next to the Home Guard office.
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    Driver fined
    26 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Lee Boon Chay, a lorry driver, was ilned $100 in the Police Court here for carrying an overload of one ton.
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    He knifed wife in cinema, court told
    332 5 He knifed wife in cinema, court told BATU PAHAT. Wed. THE day before a ChinA ese woman was to join the women's police force her husband, it was alleged in the Batu Pahat Court, murdered her in the middle of a cinema show. Evidence was given that despite a cry
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    38 6 30 Worili i minimum i mrp kok fat yin and (,imil&gt; evuejo their sincere thanki to all n and friends for iheir kind expr&lt;~w:ons &gt;f sympathy, irttHnw rendered and aMendanrr at the funeral of her beloved husband.
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    70 6 J$ Hard, $lli (minimum, FOLLOW peua.m Everj day in \ou want to win nno word puzzle. YOU CAN'T guess at 'lie future. plan it Write Douglas .-n PO Box 4024. Singapore. JACK STRAWS— Ior M.knn Ketchil. a Coiktiiil P c -an Appetizer for all i At all Elobinaaßt'a. OPPORTi'v
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. Mar. 25, 195 An Elected Majority?
    652 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. Mar. 25, 195 An Elected Majority? i It is a curious, yet not un- 1 expected development, that has shifted the Federations princi- pal political issue into the lap of the Rulers. On Saturday the 1 High Commissioner and other Federation Government officers will meet
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    The Profits of Rubber
    462 6 The Profits of Rubber Where do the profits frorr rubber go? In his address to the shareholders of Linggi Plantations Ltd., Sir John Hay has broken down the profits ol three prosperous years. Government taxes, including the export duty, took over 67 per cent A little more than 20 per
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    The Real Outrage
    187 6 A kepala employed on a Johore estate reported to the police that it had been visited by twenty to thirty terrorists. The report was passed on to the military, and troops were immediately sent. They found that a woman tapper had been shot dead by terrorists, and
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      264 6 IT SF.EMS about time that the public should know about the wild and extravagant prices in the Colony for things no longer in short supply. I recently bought from EneI land a well-designed, well-cut and perfectly fitting dress for the equivalent of $29.
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      Decision on cultural centre plan
      234 6 Decision on cultural centre plan TRUTH 18 KING' may rest assuror! that active Mops arc being takrn by the officers I and members of the Executive 1 Committee of the Singapore Council for Adult Education .n the matter of building the cultural centre which the Council will use as its
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      'Better that vice be controlled9
      185 6 'Better that vice be controlled 9 I AGREE with "Klync Street" that "if brttinc with bookmakers is a vice, it Ls a vice which exists and ranrrnt he stepped. It Ls better to control an unpreventable vice than to allow it to flourish underground." Where we are not over- whelmed
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      Do the snakes have ears?
      58 6 ItfUSIC-LOVING snakes at the Kaiang transmitting •station sounds strange to me I, was studying medicine at Calcutta when Col. Acton wa.s the Principal there. He was an authority on snakes and said that snakes have no auditory system at all. Has there been any proof
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      Is this only a decoration?
      60 6 I USE the Singapore Traction Company buses regularly The flr.st thing that catche.s mv eye is the notice statins: "All pass-holders should give up their seats to the fare-paying passengers." Yet I see the pass-holders do not care two hoots for th" fare payers. Is
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      Pay rates in Chinese schools
      217 6 Pay rates in Chinese schools I HAVE been teaching EnglLsh in a Chinese school for the same number of years as a teacher who teaches Chinese in the same school. With the implementation of the new salary scheme for Chinese teachers, my colleague is now drawing around $400 a month,
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      PERPETUATE THE BEAUTY OF SPORE
      204 6 PERPETUATE THE BEAUTY OF SPORE GOING down Orchard Road recently, I was dismayed to find that two of the trees lining this road had been cut down to give access to a new petrol station being built adjacent to the Orchard Road Police Station. These trees were growing on public
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    Truth about Sir Winston Churchill's health
    742 6  -  Graham Cawthorne By There is at present much speculation about Sir Winston Churchill's health. Some say that he is feeling, the strain of beifig head of the Government. But he still smokes his 3,000 cigars a year and here is the LET me tell
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    On the Margin
    260 6 Words and M Usi( SEVERAL prop;, books, then more corre^pmui. I gestions. which I masic and the lack of which pi plaint l lsl s iturday. 'Have you Fauconnier's S I am a-skeci I say I nave nol Fauronnier for admirers claim th compliahed all f Ol
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    Officer tells court: I lied to protect a woman
    339 7 SO INTENT TO CHE A T OR NEGLECT DUTY' RITISH Army officer admitted at a court martial in Singapore yesterday that he had ifl t false statements to protect the woman with thorn he wu li\in&gt;, r (fflcer. Captain Herbert, Reginald
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    Board says: Let girls marry at 16
    63 7 Board says: Let girls marry at 16 lipore Hindu Adriso- i.l the nt that it favours marriage age among 16 for women and 20 verninc Christian marri iges sets the v Hindu Moi S&lt; :i by Mr iRa n i ndu Advisory B.iard i Mr. Raj's Bill on md unanimously
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    Free sugar, they say
    37 7 LUMPUR. Wed. .Tted Chinese Chammmerce today asked introl ol sugar rx inln the terms i Government working up to stud; ii re- trade to pri- was made to the vision of the Fcderasury.
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    BOY DIED AFTER ADENOID OPERATION
    230 7 BOY DIED AFTER ADENOID OPERATION KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. OIK-YEAR-OLD David Dartford. son of the Victoria Institution's headmaster, died seven hours after an operation for adenoids in Bungsar Hospital, the Kuala Lumpur Coroner was told today. Dr. J. M. Semple, medical officer at Tanglin Hospital, said that after a telephone call
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    MTUC CHIEF GETS A U.S. GRANT
    104 7 MTUC CHIEF GETS A U.S. GRANT Ir.che Mohamed Yusoff bin Mohd. Noor, president of the Malayan Trade Union Congress, has been awarded a leader-specialist grant to visit the United States. Inche Mohd. Yusoff. whose home is in Penang. will leave on April 3 During his visit to the United States
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    Block meters are out
    45 7 Singapore City Council is to stop Installing block meters for multi-storey houses unless by special request. They have been unpopular with tenants who are forced to share the services bill on an equal basis. Under the system, the small family suffers.
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    Father-in-law dead
    44 7 LUMPUR. Wrd. Wong Theng Gnnk wjs on way to Alor Suir to brinu remains ot hla father-ln-v and not his father, v v Lnesday work in irt on an accident he was ved in near Slim Village. lllTe and living i Lmr.pur.
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    Girl missing
    21 7 A 16-ypar-old Malay girl. Salman binte Ali. has been missine from her house in Drsker Road. Singapore, since Tuesday.
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    School theft
    25 7 A lens from a photographic onlarger was stolen from a dark room at Presbyterian Boys" School in Koon Srng Rnad. Singapore on Tuesday.
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    13,000 MILES ON THEIR OWN
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    The flying farmers say: two more weeks to home in New Zealand
    171 7 TWO New Zealanders. who bought a K i pid.- in Ene- j land and are flying it home. have landed in Singapore. They are Mr. Ken Bloomfield. 50. and Mr. Peter Rule, 22. Mr. Rloomfield. the pilot, told
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    Rubber workers report on pay
    222 7 SIX-PAGE PLAN PUT TO MEETING KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. T&lt;HE NEGOTIATION committee of rubber worker* unions today submitted a six- page memorandurr on new wage structures and labour problems to the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association. The memorandum was tabled when the committee and 1 M.P.I.E.A.
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    Trisha men to ride for university
    110 7 Trisha men to ride for university Singapore's trisha men have promised the Nanyang University committee that they will give a day's earnings on April 20 to the university funds. Trisha passengers that day will will he asked to put the fares into collecting boxes on the machines. Permission is now
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    City may fly own flag
    50 7 The Singapore City Council plans to fly flags bearing the city arrr.s over City Hall and other Council buildings. Now the Union Jack flies from City Council buildings. The Council is studying whe- j ther it is in order to fly itsovn i flap,. I
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    Plan to boost gas sales
    51 7 The Singapore City Council plans to spend $4,000 on publicity in a drive to sell more gas to the public. Besides advertising in Chinese newspapers, it will run a demonstration van. Tne Council will consider next month whether to increase hire-rates for gas and electric
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    Police gifts for charities
    52 7 KUALA TRENGGANU. Wed— A cheque for $3,714 was handed to Lady Templer here yesterday as a gift to the Malayan Association for the Blind She also received a cheque for $807 for her T.B. Hospital Appeal Fund. The donations were the proceeds from a recent police
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    Faulty brakes
    22 7 Low Seng Oiap. of Havelock Road was fined $50 yesterday in Singapore for driving a motor car with faulty brakes.
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    8 FOUND WITH FOOD IN DANGER ZONE
    129 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. liIGHT Malays, found moving !i food in an "extremely dangerous" bandit area, were fined a total of $1,800 at the Kota Tinggl sessions court. The Malays were found by a police patrol on the Sungei Musoh on Feb. 6. They
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    Lonely path assault on girl, 18
    73 7 Lonely path assault on girl, 18 An 18-year-old Chinese ffirl. living in Yio Chu Kanp Road. Singapore, was assaulted by a man while she was walking home along a lonely path on Tuesday night. The Rir] was with her nine-vear-olci brother when the man ramp up from behind hT and
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    Accused of breach of trust
    59 7 Chua Yew Joo. a despatch messenger of John Little and Co.. was charged m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday with criminal breach of trust of brandy and cisarettes. valued at 5375. It was a Hosed Chua f-ommit-tPri the offence on Feo 17. Chua claimed
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    Union plans to reorganise
    36 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Selangor Clerical and Administrative Staff Union last night appointed a seven-man subcommittee to reorganise the union. A membership drive is to be launched as part of the reorganisation.
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    New airline office
    29 7 Air Indian Interrational will open a branch offlco in Singapore by June. It will roplaco Bharat Airways Ltd. which will latrr confine its operations within India.
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    Weekend meeting
    38 7 More than 20 Chinese a.ssociations in Singapore will hold a meetinc this weekend to draft a joint cable of congratulations to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek on his rrelection as President of the Chinese Nationalist Government in Formosa.
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    Future leaders of the Church
    131 7 L3TUDENTS from Hong Kong. Borneo, India, Burma and Indonesia are among the 42 young men and women who enrolled for studies at Trinity Collece in Singapore, says the principal, the Rev. H. L. Sone, in his 1953 report. "They are a fine group of young
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    Only the best was good enough for millionaire liner
    250 7 ONLY THE BEST of Malaya's i fresh foods was good enough for the 4H9 American tourists on the Caronia, which loft Singapore yesterday for Manila. About 70 tons of food was loaded the day before the liner left. This included half-a-ton
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    MR. BUSH DIPS IN THE FAR FUTURE
    185 7 —Sees bright glow tor rubber KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. rlE long term future of natural rubber is much brighter than many a "Doubting Thomas" would have people think. Mr. J. E. Bush, manager of the British Rubber Development Board in Kuala Lampur. said today
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    Driver hits five boys
    60 7 $150 fine imposed KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.- A policeman. Manap bin Othman aged 21. was fined $150 here today for negligent driving. Inspector Khoo Bin Keng said that Manap. driving a troop carrier collided with five of seven boys walking at the side of Circular Road toward;
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    Blinding flashand two
    134 7 drop dead KOTA BAHRU. Wod. A 26-YEAR-OLD woman rubbpr tapper. Letchumy. and i.'n 11-yrar-old girl, Ramayeo, were killed by lightning near here on Monday during a heavy thunder storm. The incident occurred at Sanglop Estate labour linos. Thrro was a blinding Hash and Lrtchumy and Ramaycc. who
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    Vaccination time for dogs
    59 7 I KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The three-month period for vaccination of dotjs has been 1 extended to the end of the month. Mr. W. E. Lane 1 the Federation's Director ot Veterinary Services, .viid t"ri;iv It was estimated that more than 100.000 dogs had been vaccinated so
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    Shopkeeper is stabbed
    31 7 A Chinese shopkrrpor In Middle Road. Singapore, was stabbed lour times in an ami during an argument A penknife was used. Police latrr detained a 15--year-old Chinese boy.
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    RAF corporal is cleared —he didn't get notice
    98 7 /CORPORAL Frank Hilton of RAF Tengah. was acquitted yesterday in Singapore First Traffic Police Court on a charge of dangerous driving. The Magistrate. Mr. F. A. Chua. agreed with the defence that notice of intended prosecution had not been served or sent
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      167 7 The weather MINIMI M TK.MPKR ATI X I (7.30 p.m. on Mar. 23 to 7.30 a.m on Mar. 24): Singapore 74 deprws Penang 75. Kota Bahru 77. Ku.&lt;!r» Lumpur 73, Ipoh 75. Kuantan 74 MAXIMt'M TEMPERATIKK (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Mar. 24 &gt;: Singapore 78. Penang 88, Kota
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    80 world delegates for Penang
    5 8 80 world delegates for Penang
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    Cost of rubber research is in melting pot
    379 8 SIR ERIC TO ADVISE ON NEW BUDGETS KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. FHE cost of rubber research in Malaya and Britain is being examined again in London. The outcome will be reflected in the five-year ievelopment programme beginning from last September. The half cent
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    Kuala Lumpur engagement
    194 8 PENANG. Wed. EIGHTY delegates to the second conference of the I World Assembly of Youth, to be held in Singapore in August will be the guests of Penang families during their three-day 1 visit to the island A civic reception may be held in their honour. ArrangeI
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    i Village gets new school
    58 8 SEGAMAT. Wed. Paeon village in the Sesamat District :of Johore now has a new i 52.50 C Malay school. It wa; opened recently by the Assistant District Officer. Incht Ahmad bin Ab. Ghani The Government contnbutec 5i, 500 towards the cost anc the rest was
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    New villagers must register
    70 8 &gt; JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. s The Johore Tenants Registra- &gt; tion Ordinance has been made I applicable to the new villages I &gt; lying within w.re fences at K Lai, Senai, Masai, Bukit &lt; Batu. Scuriai. Plentong. Aver S Bemban. Kamgkar Pulai, Pan- dan. Kelapa Sawit.
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    Tamil drama to aid T.B. fund
    48 8 KLANG. WVd. Pan-Malayan &gt; N Dravidian Association. Port s Swettenham. will present W- thanai Ullam. a Tamil drama at the Great World Amuse- ment Park. Klang. at 8 p.m. on April 11. The proceed* will go to the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital Fund.
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    Police band
    61 8 Singapore Police Band wia play at the following places from 530 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. on th c following dates next monthApril 6. Katon? Park: April 8. King George V Park: April 12. Farrer Park: April 15. Katong Park: April 20. King George V Park: April T2. Farrer
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    Annual meeting
    36 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. j The Kuala Lumpur branch of I the Selangor Indian Muslim Association will hold its 20th annual meeting at the South Indian Muslim Mosque. Malay Street, at 9.30 a.m. on Sunday.
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    Negligent driver fined $50
    35 8 Percy Joseph, a journalist was yc.stordav fined $5(1 in Singapore for negligent driving Joseph drove a station wagon along Keppel Road in a negligent manner resulting in the vehicle being overturned.
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    T.B. REST HOME PLAN FOR JOHORE
    208 8 Patients will be taught trades THE Johnre branch of the Malayan Association foi x tho Prevention of T. B. has civen $1,000 to a newly-formed committee which is setting up a rehabilitation centre for .lohore T.B. victims. The committee Is headed by a doctor.
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    To study law in Britain
    41 8 Miss Alice Tay. Singapore's i 952 representative at New York's High School Forum, sponsored by the New York Herald-Tribune, is on her way to Br.tain to take up law. She left in the Suiriento on Tuesday.
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    Motorist fined
    39 8 William Lav Siew Hong of Eng Watt Street, was yesterday fined $100 in Singapore for driving a motor car negligently and colliding with another car at the junction of Henderson Road and Alcxan|dra Road on Nov. 22
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    Ex-Malayan gets £12,000 damages
    275 8 CRASH LEFT HIM A CRIPPLE LONDON. Wednesday. TVIMAGES worth £l&gt;.ooo wer" awarded in the High Court yesterday to .Mr. A. F. Dennett, former chairman &lt;&gt;t the Taipinj; Town Board, against the Westcliflf-on-Sea Garage Company for injuries sustained in a motor cat accident in October 1951. Mr.
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    No further PWD cuts in labour
    178 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE director for Public Works in the Federation Mr. K. Nankivell, said today that apart irom Kelantan. no other cuts in PWD labour forces would take place The reductions in Kelantan were due to exceptional cir- cumstances, he told the Straits
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    1,000 GUESTS FOR WEDDING
    73 8 More than 1.000 guests are expected to attend a wedding reception to be given at Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday i by two Singapore Chinese millionnaires. The hosts are Mr. LeeChoon Seng, vice-chairman of the Overseas Chinese Banking Corp. and his wife, and Mr. Tan Hoan
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    Negligent: $50
    30 8 Trevor Tucker was yesterday fined S5O in Singapore for driving a motor car negligently and colliding with another car at Changi Road near Selarang Garrison, on Nov. 29
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    $5,000 gift
    25 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed— The Pineapple Growers of Johore have given $5,000 to the Bo\\s Club, being sponsored by the Johore Bahru Rotary Club.
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      386 8 SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR E^&g&&fiSb&. A.M. 7.15 Tune Signal and Open- cl^^% fftlfSuS^Sfe.S! tm D Sl CI ing Announcement; 7.16 Morning 12 Programmes in Malay; P.M. 1 As i MAI ATCA Star; 7.30 News; 7.35 Melody Mix- Singapore; 2 English Schools Broad- j W/UjAVVA ture; 8 London Studio Melodies; 8.30 O^nirJ
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    Queensland proved too tough for bad-tempered pioneer colonel TIMES special FEATURE
    1818 9 Queensland proved too tough for bad-tempered pioneer colonel TIMES special FEATURE Oin 1839, the citizens of Sydney paused to watch a gang of leg irons clanking dismally, shuffle down the dusty I Park barracks to the shore of Sydney Cove. Guarded by were beginning a work that was to transform
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE FIRM Traction Co. dividend
    203 10 INDUSTRIALS ARE FIRM Traction Co. dividend TIIK Singapore Traction Company I. id. ced yesterday a dividend or Iti lax, on the ordinary shares of the comp;in\ x will probably be the penultimate dividend the undertaking is scheduled for takeove its concession expires in June 1955. The dividend maintains tho rate
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    9 10 SINGAPORI (fewn'll). i;Vi. eighths "f i cent
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    75 10 MELBOI RNE V vai firm on the uere tod of new fund Oils were besli me countera eeri Loan 3 i Loan 3 1 195( Australian p Bank ot N B W Aust Consi,. B. Hill Pn ilc Drug Housi 1 Ooldsbi Mort Colonial I.C I. (Aust iCM
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    352 10 The Malayan Share Brokers Association reported: 'Tins were easier and industrial.-- firm on the local share market yesterday. In both sections the volume of business was small No business was recorded in rubbers." Members of the Association gave the following business done yesterday: Federal Disperusary $3; Fraser and
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    TIN OUTPUT
    58 10 THERE was a drop of 8.11 fons in the production of tin-tn-concrntrates in the Federation in Frbruar&gt;. A total of I tons were produced in February as acainst ."».108 tons in January. Storks of tin mrt.il and tin-in-concentrates were 7.745 tons at the end of February as compared
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    38 10 On the fre« exrhance maiket in Hong Kong yesterday the U S. dollar was quoted at 5.795 for cash and 5.8075 for T.T. Sterling was quoted at 15 08 and one tael of gold at 245.5.
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    73 10 K pore Harbour lin.ird uhan» evpeclcd locl.n i I 11. Jamalque i:i 14 Id Oienartne} M Wa V Maxwell r?r. 23 24 I 31 3. B I Stra.n Mak mat 38 39. H Taria 42 4:&gt; K OI'TER ROADS nimo. Alr\ Van R INNER ROADS 93 S'.:sem M
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    21 10 Singapore hin rhanff Copra unchangi black I Lewis and P Copr-. S30 7 seller Hers Co n $52.- sellers
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    39 10 Rubbei cent on a T*he market level throughout th« buyers Rubbei er pound wrir BiiN No. 1 Spot !,*ise No 1 R 8 April No. 1 R.S.S R M h April May June .June m trkrt quio
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      328 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS DENTAL NURSES Applications are 'nvlted for Dental Nurses in the Singapore Governmant Dental Service. Salary Scale: $152.50 x 7 50-167.50/ B. 220 x 15--22 b B 340 x 15-385. Dental .Sister $495 x 20-635 plus Variable Allowance. Total emoluments at present range from nn initial of $190.63 p.m.
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      1093 10 COMPANY MEETING n.iNGGI~PLANfATIONS; LIMITED FIFTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETL\G 3 Ist MARCH, 1954 SIR JOHN HAY'S ADDRESS i Despite the O.ct that our crop for 1 the year was 260.000 lbs. in excess 1 of that (or the preceding period. the proceeds thereof declined by as much as £170,000, and this
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      1040 10 improvements in organisation. Within the history of this Company very substantial economies have been effected in this direction and today labour requirements for a civen acreage are about one-third of what was formerly thought to be necessary. But this saving has been offset to a considerable extent by the quite
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      1031 10 approaching a 50-50 basts. This would seem to suKttest that natural rubber has reached a price level competitive with synthetic and as lonjf M supplies are plentiful the price of natural rubber is not likely to fall or rise significantly below or above its present figure. It Is hardly surprising
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      1146 10 COMPANY MEETING I &gt;— OIL PALMS OF MALAYA, LIMITED Twenty-third A nnual General Meeting SIR JOHN HAY'S STATEMENT Although our output of oil and kernels was considerably higher than that of the preceding year, owinr; to the lower price for palm oil toi.r.1 1 sale realisations were substantially less Against
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      86 10 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION Accepting Passengers ami MADRAJ To: P. SWETTENHAM. RNANO, NEGAPATTINAII S.S. "JALAGOPAL" iUWJlll— roßi suiniMi^i Arriving 29.3.54 Sailing 1-4.54 Enquiries to: Agents for i R MABJiov .v sons I n&gt; Malaya: 24. Milaera, St.. Singapore. Penang M t, K. .lOSHI. AR ents: 39. (Iroen Hall. Penanc P.Swettenham
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      1112 11 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD t,i 2412 BLUE FUNNEL LINE D*p'&lt; P li«n »o proceed via rthe. rorts tn Vod nnd rliseharar otssa .S H LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON ft^ CONTINWTATpom In. S3 1 34 ktar.fj mm.Mm MmTSm Mar 28 An. 4 Apr. 5/6 Apr. 1 Ap, S Apr. 7/ 8 Apr
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      1015 11 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD SAILINGS to U.K. and CONTINENTAL PORTS S'pcr. P. S'hoin Penong Benvannoch tor Avonmouth Londo.i, Neweos'le Hull In Port 24/27 Mar. Banvenu. for Liverpool Glasgow Rotterdam. Hull 29Mar/4Api 5/7 Apr. 8/9 Apr. Benalbanoch for London Antwerp, Rotterdom. Homburg J«Mor/4Apr f/7 Apr. B/» Apr. Benorfy for Hovre. Liverpool,
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    871 12  -  JAMES LEASOR by IS IT YOUR OWN FAULT? IF your child is unwell do you ever wonder whether, as parents, it may l&gt;c your fault? Not because you let him eat something that disagreed with him. or because you allowed him to go out without
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    443 12  - The Science of Beauty explained MAXINE RAKICH By EVERY V\ OMAN who picks up her jar of fare cream, or a box of fare oowder. holds in her hands something that ensures her beauty beyond that which the famed Cleopatra could have hoped for. In it analysed, tested sj combined
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      153 12 At iast the perfect foundation, to ado a brrath'akine new radiance to your l&gt;r;!iitv. Peather Foundation a tinted liquid creaaft— ghra a perfect surf.ire t.&gt; the fine bloom ofYardley Po It hide every tiny blemi-h and keeps your skin amazingly supple An ideally light, fresh foul for hot, huir d
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    KING CROW TAKES FIRST WIN IN TOP CLASS
    2561 13  - KING CROW TAKES FIRST WIN IN TOP CLASS EPSOM JEEP By Adelaide Star's $42 highest for the day |£IM, CROW, promoted to the top class after a first and second at Ipoh last month, clearly established himself as a classy stayer when he pave Airmark 7 lbs. and a H-length
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    Second swimming trials on Saturday
    155 13 Mr Tan Sin Wh.ilt. honorary iry of S.ASA, told the Straits Times yesterday that Colony w.iterpolo players will have a trial at the pore Swimming Club on Sun- day at 9 30 a.m. CAPORE Olympic and Sports Council will hole (I and final trial for
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    SELANGOR T.C. MAY MEETING
    140 13 KUALA VMPUR. Wed— Class rwo and Fi\e horses will run at th« Sel.incor Turf Clubs meeting or ."&gt; .md 8. Distances and stakes will be: l.i-v I First run 6 furs, or on« mile Second run 6 furs, or 1 i miles. Stakes Div. 1 $3,500.
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    Big Sweep
    48 13 TOTAL POOL— 5354.384 Ist. No: *****3 ($159,472) 2nd. No: *****6 ($79,736) 3rd. No: *****1 ($44,298) Starters ($5,537 each) Nos. &lt;iotis66, *****5, *****8. *****0. 4KMSB. *****3, *****4. *****6. Consolation ($2,657 each)Nos. *****6. *****5. *****3, *****7. *****8, *****2, *****0. *****1. *****9. *****0 DOUBLE TOTfc: 89 tickets Snfi each.
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    Allen out in two rounds
    119 13 LONDON. Wed. DAI Dowpr of Wales last night knocked out Terry Allen, former world flyweight champion, in the second round of their 10-round bout at Emprea Hall. A short right Us ihe head dropped All ii for thr count Allen, the BrltM champion, was outclas.s«d
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    001 ONG GET THEIR TROPHIES
    60 13 TR 1 I'.MPH ANT Ooi Teik Hock of Penan;; (centre) and One: Poh i.imi (Singapore) after their victory over Eddie and David ChonnK by 18-lfi. 15-12 in the men's doubles final of the Ml England badminton -li.impinnshipv. at London's Empress Hall on Mar. 20 receive
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    20 13 Thr straits Times picture tip for leMercla.v'-. rarrs was VV CO-LD i I'm was unplared in Rare 1.
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    Chandler's hat-trick puts Somersets in final
    404 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. F RST Battalion Somerset Light Infantry entered j the Malaya final of the FARELF C'aldbeck Cup soccer by beating Headquarters R.A.S.C. (South Malaya) 3 o on the Garrison ground this evening, centre-forward Chandler scoring all the goals. Somersets will now meet
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    19nations>at Asian Games
    120 14 19nations&gt;at Asian Games MANILA. Wed. A COMPILATION of entries yesterday disclosed that LOOO athletes from 19 Asian nations will be at the second Asian Games opening in Manila on May 1. On top oJ the list is Japan with 14F athletes. Philippines and China have not yet announced the number
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    WRONG TOPS FOR VOTES
    68 14 A large number of VOtM to dec! Malaya'i two best footballers naval been disqualified because they were I accompanied by the wrong type of J crown tops. A Fraser .\nn Neave official said I yesterday that many Singapore \n-p.s ha\e come in with F N 'ops
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    345 14 FOURTH WIN FOR HK BANK Hongkong Bank 4; Chartered Bank 1 I y II \I&gt;!\(; champions Hongkong Bank scored their v fourth successive victory in the SBHFA first division league when they defeated Chartered Bank 4-1 at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. The £ame m
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    THE RESULTS
    85 14 division oxr I hi: I, nil Rank 1 limit knn; II I O.T.E.C. M.P.H. Mercantile Rank "&lt; Breweries 1 (old Storage &gt; Shell S Pulo Ruknm &gt;im Darby 2 DIVISION TWO (■uthrie I S. Traction 1 Kord H.u.i Mansfield I Slanvar 4 Handrlshank II 1.C.1. DIVISION THREE R.T.C.
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    NAHAR TAKES THE LINCOLN
    60 14 LINCOLN Wed Nahar won the I .iui'«ln&gt;hire handicap today S..::u.k Littht was second and Ambassadors' Court third Thirty-two ran. O3ici.il starting prices were 100 to 7 N.ih.vi 20 to 1 Sailing Light; 33 to one Ambassador's Court. Dumbarnie 4—l tavourite N..!i.ir won by one and a
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    WEIGH-IN AT 6
    44 14 Boxers competinc in todays Singapore ABA. trials for the Asian Games nre reminded that the we:chln and medical inspection will take place at the Happy World arena ;u ti p m The first ficht Is scheduled to start at R pm.
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    Teo. Omar score two each for Mercantile
    376 14 AIKRCANTILE Bank, down onenil at half-time, made a strew recovery in tho second half to score five times and beat Briberies SC 5-1 in their S.B.H.F.A. league first division game on the S.H.B. ground yesterday. Brewerii-s. who had four newplayers, could not strike
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    YMCA TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    55 14 Entries for the V.M.C.A. tennis championships close on March 31. The Men's Open Sinßles and Men's Open Doubles are open to all. There will be championship events for members only for the Men's Singles and Doubles, the Mixed Doubles, and the Junior Singles A start w ill
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    TWO TITLES FOR SEIXAS
    60 14 PALM BEACH. Wed —Vie Sc!xas (USA i won two* titles in the E\erelades invitation Lawn tennis tournament here yesterday He retained his men's singles title by beating Art Larsen (California 6-2. 7-5. 6-1. Partnered b» Tony Trabert. the U S. singles champion he beit S\en Davidson
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    SOSC FIX GAMES TRIALS
    278 14 SINGAPORE Olympic and Sports Council will have to submit to 'he Asian Games Federation a list of their Asian Games team before April 17. The 6.0.5.C.. at a committee meeting held at Garden Club yesterday, decided on the following lates for trials: ATHLETICS: Today at 5
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    ANNIVERSARY
    18 14 The Union Badminton Party will celebrate their first anniversary ith a dinner on their courts on Saturday.
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    L.G.U. RESULTS
    32 14 The R.S.G.C.s L.G U Comp&lt; played on Friday, resulted in a win for Mrs. R Craik (71) in the Silvei Division and for Mrs A I in the Bronze Division.
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    327 14 Sime Darby 2; Pulo Bukom 2 CIME DARBY, beaten in both their previous outinps. Rave useful Pulo Bukom a scare in the Singapore BHFA Div. One I.eapue match on the partang yesterday. The came ended in a 1-1 draw. S.mr Darby twice heM t
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    79 14 I M.I v I- \\l SI INDIES— Jnd Inm I'-uvaudiMU Ml mitVH I I I \Vrrkr«. vni, b 1 1 u'-m.in Worroii &lt;■ sab. h Lock Uilroll mil mil Atkinson mil out lol.il 'for four derl. Wirkrlv fell ,n i BIIHIIM, I R.iilc\ 13—2- M II: Hiitlnn n H
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    183 14 Juniors have soccer trial on Saturday THE S.A.F.A. ttrst division league .-natch between A A.A. and Star Scccerltes. scheduled for Jalan Bes.u Stadium on Saturday, is cancelled In place of this game, the S.A.F.A Juniors will hold another trial between Div. II and Div. 11l playn.The first trial, which was
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