Singapore Standard, 22 March 1951

Microfilm: NL2279
Total Pages: 12
1 12 Singapore Standard
Page thumbnail Page 1
  • Title Section
    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore TIGER Standard VOL- NO. 265 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1951. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
    15 words
  • Article, Illustration
    American Forces Doubled Since Red Invasion Of S. Korea, Says Truman
    137 1 a 1 EOT, FLORIDA, Mar. 21 (AP) P^ident TruUI rved notice today that the United States has doubled its i forces since the invasion of Korea to resist "still further CoDiniunisi stacks a^ain>t other free nations." eni and US
    137 words
  • Article
    Americans In P.I. Warned
    75 1 MANILA Mar 21 <AP) U.S. Ambavvidor .Myron M Cowea last niuht named Americans m remote areas m the Philippines to take precautions for their safety. Ili^ warning followed his investigation of the execution Tuesday niuht of tuo Americans and an Australian by Communistled Hukhal ahaps. 15
    75 words
  • Article
    PLANE MISSING
    103 1 C1: R 0 Mar 21: -AP--R i French military ea md all merchant ships m the area are carrying out an sive s bH i een Aden Djibouti for a Proctor g e-e igined plane missing M h ;th three aboard, Britis Royal Air F 1 esm i
    103 words
  • Article
    Offer New Approach On Kashmir
    236 1 Offer New Approach On Kashmir LAKE SUCCESS, Mar. 21 (UP)— Faced with a threat of failure to settle the simmering Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan, Britain and the United States today offered m the Security Council a watered-down version of a resolution which they had original!} tabled last month.
    236 words
  • Article
    3 Malayans Win Aussie Scholarships
    180 1 CANBERRA. Mar. 21 (Reu-ter-AAPI —Australia's Minister for External Affairs, Mr. Percy Spender, announced the first six of 150 South-East Asian scholarships under the Colombo Plan. The winners are: Ceylon:— Kanagaratnaxn Atnasingham, to study sugar chemistry at Queensland University. Indonesia:— Sumari, to take arts at Sydney
    180 words
  • Article
    Schoolchildren Going Home Get Air Protection
    111 1 BRIGANDS of Far East Air Force flew ail cover missions yesterday to protect a road conVov of schoolchildren going home tor their Easter holidays. The convoy travelled from the Cameron Highlands to Tapah, where the children entrained for their home m Singapore, Kuala Lumpur,
    111 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Fed. Scheme To Train Malayans For Foreign Affairs
    178 1 Classical Indian Dance photo. Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Selected Malayan officers will l>r «jivcn training ami experience <»t liamllinii foreign affairs ami relations by a scheme, which the Federation Government is pushing ahead. This* is a preliminary to forming a
    Standard  -  178 words
  • Article
    Nat. Carbon Workers Call Strike
    197 1 Standard Start Reporter SINGAPORE Battery Manufacturing Workers' Union representing about 600 workers of the National Carbon (Eastern) Limited served a strike notice to the company yesterday. On Tuesday trie workers, mostly women, staged a lightning one-day strike. They returned to work late m the night
    197 words
  • Article
    US Tank Force Enters Chunchon
    66 1 CHUNCHON. Central Battlefront In Korea. Mar. 21 (AP) An American tank forte today entered Chunchon. the communications centre eight miles south of the 38th Parallel. The force entered the city at 1255 (local time), meeting no interference. American tanks were greeted by civilians waving flass.
    66 words
  • Article
    MacDonald Back
    23 1 MR. MALCOLM MacDonald, Commissioner-Genera 1 m South East Asia, returned to Singapore by R.A.F. Duko'.i alter a short visit to Sarawak
    23 words
  • Article
    Malayan BIF Exhibits
    39 1 A LARGE consignment of Malayan exhibits to the British Industries Fair will leave Singapore today by the Carthage. The consignment consists of 19 cases of rubber, pineapple, produce, timber, rattan cane and publications for distri bution.
    39 words
  • Article
    Coal Strike Over
    31 1 SYDNEY. Mar. 21 (AP): The one-day-a-week coal strike is over. the Northern coalfield miners having been persuaded by the Miners' Federation central council to return to normal working.
    31 words
  • Article
    Guardian Thinks Visit Shouldn't Be Granted
    206 1 On Peking's Desired Mission LONDON, Mar. 21 (AP)— To grant Peking's request to sent! a 17-man mission to investigate "atrocities" m Malaya would obviously hearten the Communists and spur them on, the Manchester Guardian said today. "The Malayan C.overnment has not tried to hide
    206 words
  • Article, Illustration
    China Reds Quit Last Footholds Of South Korea
    251 1 TOKYO, Mar. 21 (AP) Chinese Communist force* wi re withdrawing today from their last footholds on the once hotly contested central front of South Korea. Allied patrols may have reached or crossed the horder into Red Korea. Field dispatches said *he Reds
    A.P  -  251 words
  • Article
    Five-Power Tin Talks End Friday
    84 1 WASHINGTON. Mar. 21 (AP) Five-power tin talks between Britain, Belgium. Holland. Indonesia and the United States are expected to finish here on Friday. but officials declined to give cny indication of possible decisions reached. It is understood that representatives of the five nationhave been meeting
    84 words
  • Article
    King Asked Not To Let Princess Pay Visit To Pope
    130 1 LONDON. Mar. 21: fßeuteri— King George VI was asked today to prevent the proposed courtesy visit of his daughter Elizabeth to the Pope m Rome and avoid "an affront to national sentiment." Princess Elizabeth now m Malta is to visit
    130 words
  • Article
    Good Friday
    21 1 In observance of Good Friday, The Singapore Standard will not be published tomorrow. Publication will be resumed Saturday morning.
    21 words
  • Article
    Allied Diplomats Urge Caution On Crossing
    164 1 NEW YORK, Mar. 21 (Renter) Diplomat- of several countries with troops m Korea wtic reported here today to aoVocatteg a "caution* approach" t«» the L Hited Nations policy on t'ros^inu \\u* Sflttfa Parallel m strength. Representatives of a dozen countries fighting m the campaign
    164 words
  • Article
    No New Authority Needed: Acheron
    120 1 WASHINGTON. Mar 21 (API The U.S. Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Acfieson, said today the United Stales wranta a common point of view with its Allies on the 38th Parallel problem. But. he said, no new authority is required tor United Nations military forces to
    120 words
  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 1
      43 1 asdfasd i *<!*£*& Fish for Easter! If you "know" fish you'll appreciate our wonderful variety of top quality the pick of the world's fish! For finest flavour, try Canadian Halibut, Scotch Fresh Salmon, New Zealand Soles and many others. Sin^apors Cold Storage Co.. Ltd.
      43 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 2
      86 1 MOTOR OIL "I enjoy them best '■I Z^Saa^ "John tells me it's the filter lip that males a dv Maurier so different hut I ha\e m> fc^^lSfrESu^pit o\%n ideas. The tiller tip ma\ Hell keep a r 43jl£y :v jm dv Maurier cool and smooth to th<- very BB» lasl
      86 words
Page thumbnail Page 2
  • Article
    NEW MOVE TO INTENSIFY PRICE WAR
    175 2 Parent Body For Consumer Moveme nt Standard Staff Reporter A PARENT body for all the consumer resistance movements m the various wards m the Colony will be set up m the near future, Mrs. Robert Eu, Chairman of the Tanglin Consumer Movement, announced at
    175 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Accident Leads To Record Breaking Partnership—On Ice
    301 2 Accident Leads To Record Breaking Partnership— On Ice Standard Staff Reporter TEN YEARS AGO a Belgian hoy of 15. and girl of 12. met on the ice rink of ihe Antwerp Sports Palace m collision. The girl's skates cut an ugly gash hrto the bou's leg and gent Mm to
    301 words
  • Article
    Mr. Foulger May Represent S'pore
    179 2 COLONIAL POLICE CONFERENCE Standard Stall Reporter FORMER SINGAPORE Police Commissioner, Mr. R. Y. Foulger, no* Depot; Inspeelor General, Colonial i »lice, mighi represent JMnnaiMuv at the forthcoming meeting m the I Kingdom of Police Commis- ,crs from British colonies, The Standard understands* 11 is expected
    179 words
  • Article
    Party For Canon Adams
    59 2 Party For Canon Adams SI mdard Si if! portei THE ESTABLISHMENT of a Club 1 i to be St A t'& O:d B 3 at 4 the Rev. R X' S. Adams, Principal I St A r's Sch > is Austi i on esolui to 1 c lidere be the
    59 words
  • Article
    Commissioner Of Oaths Sworn In
    53 2 Commissioner Of Oaths Sworn In MR M A BENJAMIN, a c«rtiflcated intwpretw, waa w m In before tii€ Singapore Chiel Justice Sir Charles Mun fcynsley, yesterday, m Com--7 Oaths. Ke b bee a Tamil ii -erpretef m the Singa] re Crimi District C< t and P lice Cou is (or
    53 words
  • Article
    Lack Of Quorum
    33 2 THE THIRD Annual Gt-r.e::tl g ol the S< ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was postponed yesterday, for I a quorum, to April 4 40 members turned up.
    33 words
  • Article
    Candle Procession
    44 2 T H E CANDLE P: cted 1 irge num- Cal Singapore every G I Friday, v be held t St Joseph's Church tome irn iw e\ ening. Me all churches m Sii g >re will hold morning and evening Good Friday services.
    44 words
  • Article
    him Promises Better Homes
    184 2 Standard Staff Reporter IN a fighting speech at Kampong Bahru, m the Keppei Ward, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, referring t<> Progressive Party ridicule of the Singapore Labour Party's aims, said: "In other words the workers here have no ri«:ht to think of social justice and security."
    184 words
  • Article
    Crippled PC To Return To Malacca
    69 2 POLICE CONSTABLE Wahid bin Baba. wao is now paralysed as a result of being shot while a Re'-iitTusion kiosk m Lorong 27. G ylang Road last September will be rt twn by an RAF. ambulance plane to X tala Lumpur today enroute to h
    69 words
  • Article
    MajidToPress Govt. For Free Hospitals
    89 2 MajidToPress Govt. For Free Hospitals Standard Matt Reporter i., SE C [N( pof a AA\ery and rural development thority m Singapore. financed by the Colonial Development I, is urgt I y M- A Majid, independ< cai I the City Ward, m his Mr. Mi 'hit he wou I try to
    89 words
  • Article
    Mayfair Property ForChinese YMCA
    64 2 Standard Statf Rtporur TIH-: remaining 5 perty mostly furniture— of the banned Mayfair Musical and Dram itic Society, Singapore. will be I ight up by the former president the society, Mr. K. T. Chua at a cost of $2,500. At a meeting attended by^ .M) ex-merr
    64 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Trader Cleared
    51 2 TAX KOH TENG, a Singapore businessman c h a r g ed ■>•■ i\ i criminal breach of trust of i $1.2U0 entrusted to him by Peter 1 Roba -i on Dec. 7, 1949. was acquitted m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday without being called to give
    51 words
  • Article
    Misadventure
    42 2 A FINDING of death by misadventure was recorded m the Singapore Coroner's Court yes•r Jay at the inquest into the death of seven-year-eiu boy, Lim See Hai, who was fatally knock<vl down by a car on the night of Mar. 11.
    42 words
  • Article
    Easter Holidays
    35 2 ALL business houses and b m Singapore will remain cl c for the Easter H id; j*s from Frida: Mi r 23 Jo M <-. M 26. Business will resume o:: Tuesday, Mar. 27.
    35 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Launch Trip Round S'pore For Winner
    107 2 Launch Trip Round S'pore For Winner A SINGAPORE n U r launch co npany offered the winner-^and hi r family— of the Singa- re J Chc/.iber's "Ideal Working Girl" contest a free trip round the island. Mr. Y. S. Lee. Proprietor i f the II i] ik Motor Launch Company,
    107 words
  • Article
    Broken Faith Makes Extremists: C. C. Tan
    325 2 DELAYING TACTICS employed m the aael mmdi which *Vill (untinur to hv employed h\ mi«^iiiaed local 1 die-hards v»ho an 1 harbowring ihv UktsSoa that th»\ <;tn stem t li < ti<!<' <>f j»r<»^rr«-.**, art' fraught uith t!i<' t:i«.it(-t dancer. This i- si
    325 words
  • Article
    LaycockFor 3-Year Rent Freeze
    161 2 Laycock For 3-Year Rent Freeze Standard Staff Reporter There hh«uild be no Mjßgjral faMNIN m the rent ol dwelling ImMM for the ne\t three \ear-. Mr. John Lauock. Pmyiiniiw Part) candidate from the Katon^ divisioß for <oimeil flee* liop.-. tol<l The Staadbrd >e^t< rdny. Replying to a question i to
    161 words
  • Article
    Coroner's Court Chief Clerk Dies
    40 2 Coroner's Court Chief Clerk Dies ■R. CHUA SI MOXG. :e's Read at 2 a lay. Mr. Chu t i :ce. He »ined the -rt m 946. The 1 terday at Bidadari tended by tneml en f the i ■-c.■ I
    40 words
  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
      118 2 j^^pf THE HAPPY^ WOHLD^ Kflßfl^T Special Easter Holiday Attractions!! Wr^ Grand Demonstrations b Exhibitions I 'Wk 4 STANDARD BALLROOM DANCES LATIN AMERICAN VIENNESE WALTZ Mr. Vincent Goh Miss Lucy Chong (Pg.) Bk..^ mmli 1948-49-50 All Malayan Professional Mr V^lh Dance Champions (Undefeated} Saturday 24.3.51 Extension to 1 a.m. SHOES WIIII
      118 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
      26 2 "SWTH-CORONa I I UD KLIvV tddt NOURISHMENT to cooked d'ih« CEYLON i .A. BAK I Hill 4l* THERE'S A GOOD/YE/4P SPECIALLY BUILT FOR EVERY TOUCH fXA
      26 words
  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 2 Miscellaneous Column 1
      87 2 I f??rWAL FPT/MAH (-VET )/sURE. T-!T < S WORD YcM,YEAH?I DC^. T J^ PtSj.? 1. H!D£.»: r -irSA < THEY <( LOOKING-BUI ALL WILL-W^Cn! KNOW WHATS, /•fDI ffr [/"JrVlClL^ ?rv HOOMINBLANJ A-££P5 \!T DOES JS SIT.?'/ -THERE S IT KEASS- WIKIk/. i l^ Q}\**~* -SAME AS r HIM \VCXJ SAID
      87 words
Page thumbnail Page 3
  • Article
    WRY ASIANS DO NOT GET TOP JOBS
    365 3 Mo Qualified Men— del Tufa Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Malays and other Asians have not been appointed to fill the many vacancies m senior posts that exist because there are no qualified men to appoint, said Mr. M. V. del into,
    365 words
  • Article
    Federation Draftees Total 647
    133 3 Standard Staff Correspondent wea. Government is satisfied with the progress made m the manpower 2? m the federation, Mr. M. V del Tufo said this morning. To date, a total of 1.267 youns men. between the ases of 18 and U have been ordered to report
    133 words
  • Article
    More Citizens
    76 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. During 1950 there was a growin? desire by non-Malays m the Federation to become Fed- era! citizens. At the end of the year 1 ;o.: :\;n persons had been issued certificates of citizenship. 13,926 having rej ceived these m December. Chinese returned the largest number
    76 words
  • Article
    HIMARSINGH HAD THE CROWD AMAZED
    257 3 HIMARSINGH HAD THE CROWD AMAZED AX APPRECIATIVE audience greeted Shri Himarsingh Chauhan last night, at the command performance for the Commissioner-General, Mr Malcolm Mac Donald at the Victoria Memorial Theatre, when he gave an exhibition i I lassical Indian dances. Thi^ is his first appearance m Singapore tond we hope
    M.I.R  -  257 words
  • Article
    Patrol Fights It Out. Kills 4 Terrorists
    16 3 Hwanem patroi terrorists g battle. c ba Hacked 1
    16 words
  • Article
    S'pore Visit To Study Pay Scales
    19 3 S'pore Visit To Study Pay Scales '.cut inds for ■oital salan the o! c C ton is i fight
    19 words
  • Article
    DANCE HISTESSES GET 15% RISE
    72 3 DANCE H ISTESSES GET 15% RISE undent T I •■s and .barets ssumed, jn U at m rers m G ■vernment 1 bep have baaefi the 10 per cent, increase m the living allowance •ed retrospectively from Jan. I 1951. Spe increases In wages note the Labour DepartSeremban Rubber Fact
    72 words
  • Article
    DIDN'T REGISTER
    49 3 MUAR, Wed.— Low Chan of Chop Eng Chuan Sena, a Chinese licensed rubber dealer at Bukit Kangkah, Tangkah, was fined S5O by the Muar Magistrate. Inche Rauf, for failing to register the purchase of 14k katties of rubber bought for $29 from another Chinese Lav Huat Tiang.
    49 words
  • Article
    JENDERAM WAS NOT THE FIRST
    185 3 Standard Staff Correspondent Xl VIA LUMPUR, Wed. Jenderam is not the first village In Malaya to ho deali with under Emergency Ktuutation 17D. Sixteen other villages have been likewise treated and they are all squatter arras. This was staled h> the Chief Secretary, Mr. M.
    185 words
  • Article
    Driver Given $2,000 Bail
    102 3 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Bail of $2,000 was ordered when an Indian lorry driver, Annamalai claimed trial to a charge of being knowingly concerned m the conveying of uncustomed goods, m the Magistrate's Court today. It tfas alleged for the prosecuti >n that Ann
    102 words
  • Article
    New Posts Aid Member System
    222 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Members m the new administrative sel up m the Federation, to he inaugurated on April 10. will be assisted hy a secretary whose chief duty it >vill be to help the Member on the one hand and the head of department on
    222 words
  • Article
    MILLION LEAFLETS A DAY
    91 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. One million leaflets have been dropped a day by the R.A.F. m Negri Sembilan m the last four days. Based at Kuala Lumpur, Dakotas have flown over selected areas to drop these 4,000,000 leaflets, some directed to the bandits themselves
    91 words
  • Article
    RENT CLAIM DISMISSED
    58 3 JUDGMENT dismissing the suit of Pans Keah Swee, of Singapore, with costs was delivered m the Johore Bahru Magistrate's Court yesterday. In this case. Pang sued Tay Hua Chuan, for the recovery of SI B 9 being alleged arrears of .six months' rents and for the possession
    58 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    50 3 The six Seremban firemen to Whom Negri Sembilan's State Secretary. Captain Mohammed Salleh presented defence medals. They are: Standing from left: Yacob bin Yunus. Hussain bin Latiff, Kasmar bin Haji Said. Hussein bin Hassan. Seated from left: Alias bin Laliat, Captain Mohammed Salleh and Oi En? Siew. Negri Studio Picture.
    Negri Studio  -  50 words
  • Article
    Journalist Sues The Malay Mail
    602 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LIMPIR. Vied.— On the ground* of wrongful dismissal, a journalist Mr. M. K. Coomarasaniv, sued the .Malay Mail Press for $5,812.50 before Mr. Justice H. W. Wilson m the Supreme Court today. It was stated that Mr. Coo- f marasamy, who
    602 words
  • Article
    Report Passed
    186 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The report of the Commitlee appointed by the Conlerenee of Hitlers to deal with the question of Nationality ami Citizenship Has approved yesterday at a special meeting. The Committee was appointed to consider the suggestions and comments offered by State Executive Council
    186 words
  • Article
    Anti-Bandit Morale Is Stiffening
    165 3 Anti-Bandit Morale Is Stiffening Standard Staff C orrespondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. M. V. Del Tufo, the Chief Secretary of the Federation, told the press today that the anti bandit campaign m aya was making good progress and security forces c ed m operations were in- \ng mounting losses on
    165 words
  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
      13 3 H 12/ I SWISS MADE WATCHES (MfPROOF OH SALE EVERYWHERE FAMOUS SINCE 1867
      13 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
      70 3 U*\n?. Mayonnaise is so creamy, *>■ p ko rioh, so Jfjfrfcwiw that mere [R^ **x^ t Bfi W j^q kill/ A/ 7 ViF^'^h te a zest lo r > t^ iin >" j v*«u If tyYONNAI^F m k>MZ* it with. Try Heinz Mayonnaise B /MiMi I MAYONNAISE^^^g™! /.#i^ SAFETY MATCH
      70 words
  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 3 Miscellaneous Column 1
      515 3 FEDERATION DIARY* wirr n/YID 11.30 a.m.. 6 and 9.30 p.m. I if 4 J \CC StLAISLUii PLAZA: Desert Hawk 1. 7 m d\" IAL AL L A KIIMX LUMPUR 9M) pm 'CAPITOL: Macharekai (Tamil) utnDtc .r TT CATHAY: Vigilantes Are coming 2.30, 6, and 9.15 p.m. "■ffiSffio .md 9 lltm
      515 words
Page thumbnail Page 4
  • Article
    IPOH EXCISES 212 ACRES FOR EXPANSION OF TOWN
    172 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Wed. To relieve congestion m Ipoli town, the Kinta Town Board at its monthly meeting today decided to excise 212 acres of land between Jalan Pasir Puteh and Jalan Bendahara as an extension of Ipoli m which temporary
    172 words
  • Article
    'Bad Luck' Side Of Ipoh Town
    91 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Wed.— "lt is considered a bad luck part ot town. People won't go there" said Mr. C. B. Molony, Chairman of the Kinta Town Board, at today's monthly meeting when he was asked about the site cear the Kille Xante.
    91 words
  • Article
    Ex-Service Men To Get New Houses
    211 4 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING. Wed.—The Ex- sen i< em< n's As ociation of Malaya will launch a ho;:<::-; I scheme fur its members. This was revealed at the annual general meeting of the Taiping j branch. A circular to its 118 members states that
    211 words
  • Article
    Armed Guards For Workers?
    90 4 ALA LI [PUR, Wed. Go-- will consi pro- j work r ing 1 defy com- mvi said the Chief iry, Mr. M. V. Dl T I ref rring to the re I I intimidation of workers on m Negri S< mbilan and Selangor. He said there
    90 words
  • Article
    Site For Co-op Si ore In Ipoh Recommended
    112 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Wed.— The Ipoh Co S re ha., nded an altertive site near Laxam Road petrol kiosk for th< .store. [n sh application to the Xii,: i i i Board, the scciked for space m tl ket. y's nict
    112 words
  • Article
    PHB Floating Staff To Call Off Strike
    213 4 Standard Stall Correspondent PENANG, Wed. Members of ih«» Penang Harbour Board floating staff, who weni on strike miici- Monday morning, agreed to resume work tomorrow mornin» following appeals made by Mr. ftfohd Yugoff bin Mohd Noor. Federal Legislative Councillor and Mr. S. V.
    213 words
  • Article
    More Infants Died In Feb.
    58 4 PENANG, Wed. Infantile mortality has increased some- it during the month of February as there were 91 cases as against 64 during the previous month, according to the Municipal Health statement just issued iur publication today. Chief causes of mortality were fever 20, pulmonary tuberculosis
    58 words
  • Article
    Ipoh To Improve Street Lighting
    58 4 IPOH, Wed. A sum of $8,800 will be spent by the Kinta Town Board to improve street lighting m certain roads m Ipoh. Part of the sum will be used for the installation of focussing lights at the junctions of Anderson Road. Hugh Low Street
    58 words
  • Article
    STRIKES SETTLED
    14 4 IPOII, Wed. Labour officers m Perak settled four minor strikes m February.
    14 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    45 4 Picture shows one of the two women Market keepers oi Uw Town Board, Kola !}h..iru. seen In her new uniform at ik? market sate. She is Nik Zainab binti N:k H.;-van. Nearly 90 per («'nt. \)i the business m the markets axe daae hy women.
    45 words
  • Article
    Police Chiefs Meet Near Rugby April 2
    107 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Commissioners of Colonial Police will meet for the first time m conference at the Police College, Ryton-on-Dun-smore, near Rugby, from Apr:'. 2 to 6. Mr. W. N. Gray, C mmissi< e:\ Federation of Malaya Police. is now
    107 words
  • Article
    600 DEMAND COMPENSATION
    193 4 600 DEMAND COMPENSA TION Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed. The 600 Chinese pasfiengen on board \\w Tasntan wrnieii returned t < Penang wratere early Uii-> morning, arc now waiting for a table rcjpl) from llir bead office «»t \\w -!i!j>- agent^ Koninklijke Paketvaarl Rlaatschapplj m Hongkong regarding ike terms <>t
    193 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    48 4 THE U.S. Counsellor and Consul-General m Jakarta, Mr. H. M. Benninghoff. who arrived m Singapore yesterday. Mr. Bennin^hoff who flew by BOAC, spent many years m service m China and Japan. He will replace Mr. J. Bean, who is going to a new post m Yugoslavia. Standard photo.
    Standard  -  48 words
  • Article
    132 DOGS SHOT
    29 4 IPOH, Wed. A lotal of 432 dogs were destro dby the central dog shooti team of Ipoh m various p.. rts of the State during February.
    29 words
  • Article
    2 Polio Cases In Ipoh
    22 4 IPOH. Wed. Two cases of poliomyelitis have been recorded m Ipoh for the week ending March 17.
    22 words
  • Article
    C'ttee Favours Bullock Carts
    79 4 Standard Staff »r;-; Tpoad at IPOH. W d.— The banninc of })!:!!■>( k c.:~Jn i-i town (!:;-in^ tbe (i If, M s sted b; U < Senior :J> isb »i tnd I.'i^' i tot tf M->t«,r V s v not favoured bj Urn i Com c
    79 words
  • Article
    RAF Band To Co On Tour
    97 4 RAF Band To Co On Tour A FIVE-TON band is duo I urive at Changi airfield by I Lane from Hongkong today for a programme of military and concert music throughout Singa- re and Fe-<"t i I Ii is the R A F.*J No 2 Regional Band, v. deb la
    97 words
  • Article
    Dangerous Trees At Changi To Go
    74 4 MORE than 400 old ar.d dangerous trees, mostly shallowrooted Albizzias. < tted an v I the R.A.F. camp at H-hangi bre being felled to avert the threat of damage to buildings and injury to passers-by. The wood will be used principally lor ftr«wood m
    74 words
  • Article
    MCs To Discuss Penang Esplanade
    54 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed. Municipal Commissioners at their meeting tomorrow will discuss the I question of whether or not the Municipality should take over the maintenance of the esplanade. The esplanade is now a crown land. Before the war. H was maintained by the
    54 words
  • Article
    IPOH TO SEEK VIEWS ON BICYCLE REGISTRATION
    82 4 IPOH, Wed. A suggestion i that bicycle registration be introduced m Kinta was made by Mr. S. K. Da.s at today's monthly meeting of the Kinta augment the revenue of the bo ir 1 and a1 the i ame time assisi i i
    82 words
  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
      160 4 i" jWrTfrik..- .^JL.I Hk Sfc' Mm "?4 Wr X^^H HE i^^^^ft VERA -ELLEN *t>n*f!ttoruil m thr torrid v^i Incidentally >V v !ii' s ONE OF lliT V\^xSy REASONS" ARE (Released thru I KITED ARTISTS) p t! IHE OTHER TWO "SHAPEIA REASONS' 1 ARK I ILQNA MASSEY MARION HUTTON I BEMHMD
      160 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
      154 4 f I |BY THE L* w s: .f m ■t. v ■> v rat 1 N c kBGO J > Ml n.\v Plw IRELLI OTENERAL/ SAFETY FIRST Specify Pirelli -General 'Cables made to C. M. A /^> specification. mi. MADE IN ENCUND X ADVT OF JHE GtNERAL ELECTRC CO LTD
      154 words
Page thumbnail Page 5
  • Article
    Tin Price Improves By $7.50
    152 5 Tin Price Improves By $7.50 THE MALAYAN tin price improved $7.50 to $592.12J per picul yesterday on a comparatively steadier market than at the opening of the week. Yesterday's improvement m quotation after a two-day drop was the result of better bidding that compared favourably with the demand last week.
    152 words
  • Article
    Underselling Malaya
    151 5 HEAVY SELLING of rubber on the London market from Amsterdam, indicating substantial offerings from Indonesia at prices well be! i-v levels ruling locally, attracted considerable attention m the Singapore market yesterday. Another feature of the rubber market was the announcement i I the transfer of the March G<
    151 words
  • Article
    Malaya Keeps Her Tin
    181 5 Siandard Staff Correspondent KUALA LIMI'LR, Mar. 21. Malaya's delegates to j the Washington tin talks 'have been duly briefed as I to the facts and are being kept informed about the reaelioiiH m this country, the Chief Secretary, Mr. M. N. Del Tufo, told a press
    181 words
  • Article
    MALAYAN HOSPITALS ON PAR WITH WORLD'S BEST
    239 5 Emergency Lighting Standard Staff Reporter THE INSTALLATION of emergency lipfhtinjj systems m the hospitals of Singapore and the Federation have brought them on a par m this respect with the best-equipped medical institutions iv the United Kingdom. This was staled yesterday by Mr.
    239 words
  • COMMODITY PRICES
    • Article
      RUBBER
      71 5 The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (Mar. 11) were per lb. Bayers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose (nom.) $2.17 $2.19 F. 0.8. m bales April. No. 1 R.S.S $?.14 S'M No. 2 11.5.5. $2.04 s.:.o<; No. 3 R.S.S. (nom.) $1.92 $1.94 Tone: Steady. LONDON RUBBER Wednesday's opening prices
      71 words
    • Article
      TIN
      39 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The price of Tin to-day was $592,121 per picul. lp 57.50. LONDON TIN Wednesday's prices fi: t session w* re Spot £1,305 buyers £1.310 sellers. Three mouths U,lf)o buyers £1,195 sellers. Settlement Price £1,305 Tt;;i!-: Steady.
      39 words
  • Article
    Produce Marl Is Quiet
    41 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE APPROACH of the Easter holidays probably accounted the quiet conditions prevailing m the Singapore produce market yesterday. Only limited activity was reported at prices much the same as those earlier m the week.
    41 words
  • Article
    Statement On Claims So Far Met Is Advocated
    85 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mar. 21. Commenting on the War Damage Claims Commission official's assurance that no priority was beins? given to European claims, a wellknown Chinese tin miner said that "the number of Chinese miners whose claims have not yet been
    85 words
  • Article
    UK Hard Hit By US Sulphur 'Squeeze'
    260 5 From A Special Correspondent LONDON, Mar. 21. While reports from Washington indicate that the British delegates are grimly resisting American efforts to dictate to the Malayan tin industry, it has become increasingly evident here that the U.S. sulphur squeeze against Britain, already seriously
    260 words
  • Article
    TIN'SHARKS EASIER
    196 5 TIN' SHARKS EASIER Standard Staff Reporter SIX C; APOR E, W( M ilayan tin shares were fractionally easier today, probably because of the approaching holidays.- Rubbei shares remained steady I it only a small volume of busij was reported. Industrials re quietly steady. i i orices were: A!! on by
    196 words
  • Article
    Sharp Drop In UK Feb. Exports
    74 5 BRITADTS February experts !to the world showed a sharp drop m value. even allowing j for the fact that there were 1 three fewer working days than m January, official figures disclosed today. February exports were valued iat £175.400.000, compared with £214.400,000 m January.
    74 words
  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
      230 5 asdfsad nOTICLS IGOON SHIPPERS increased 'is rch 1951 bj 6 CO., LTD. I.S.N. Co., Ltd. CALCUTTA <4FERENCI H.TD INDOMA S.H CO. to Cfi Og will be co ltd. IS STRAITS/ _TTA CONFERENCE IS 3 1951. I 4- E: gapore, has ENT LMPCRARY ASSOCIATION SSER :> X iim Khcc Nco os
      230 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
      566 5 NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE i Chapter 45 In The Hi 9 h «rt of the Colony of Singapore Island Of Singapore Jn Bankruptcy Xo. 156 of 1 Re CHOP KHOOX HUA of No. North Bridge Road S ngapor^ General Merchants N < ice is here! v given that a Composition is
      566 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 3
      629 5 ACKNOWLEDGMENT PJESTLE'S Products (M? Limited wish tot .j heir thanks and appro,- V, Inn l W^° sent their sympathy and kind words m connection with the loss of their General Manager Blr. K. E. Imne m ihe cem air disaster at HongSITUATIQNS VACANT ;AN etTicie- stenographer require. by shipping company.
      629 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 4
      277 5 PUBLIC A'JCIIOH SALE OF HARBOUR CRAFT. ■^b* "■■c«r" LOT A. ml. "LINKUMDODDIE." a 2u two berth Cabin Cruiser, with good fittingi ttirougliout Ford \'fi 55 h.p. Engine. lot 3. sy. -barbellk: 1 a \v Sharpie, coß^ieta priUi mast, .sails, rudder, etc. An ex ej tiona j Ei I saner. LOT
      277 words
  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 5 Miscellaneous Column 1
      75 5 JHP^^^TYEfTwE'RE STILL MORE THAN A JUST WHY THIS \}jk |ftT fSO WE CAN USE Vf fOH NO IT'S S~'LL T -itßt O» v Wm SO MILLION MILES OUT, BUT IT'STIME V MANEUVER? MM W^M THE ROCKET^ X now YOU HAVE TO USE TMF S THAT'S WESJARTEDpECELERATING! V' BLAST TO /BUT
      75 words
Page thumbnail Page 6
  • Article
    Trouble Over Oil
    772 6 "IT is ironical that opposition to the nationalization of the Iranian oil industry should come from a British Government which is an ardent advocate of nationalization at home. Even more startling is that the feudal and conservative politicians of Iran should have approved with enthusiasm the proposal
    772 words
  • Article, Illustration
    TIME LOOKS AT THE "CITY OF SMELLS"
    1218 6 TIME LOOKS AT THE "CITY OF SMELLS" I) WIGHT MARTIN, correspondent of the TIME magazine, finds that the sulphurous stench of Rubber dominates Singapore's atmosphere. SINGAPORE'S E.iglish-speak-ing inhabitants know it best as "The City of Smells." If there is one predominant smell m Singapore today, it is not the withering
    1,218 words
  • Article, Illustration
    The Sleep War
    538 6  -  CASSANDRA By r PHE Tory M.P. for East Aberdeen is a well liked man. A People who know him call him Bob. People who don't know him call him Bob, too which, I suppose, is a not unfriendly sign either. I am told that housewives who see
    538 words
  • We, the People
    • Article
      ARRESTS IN PAKISTAN
      398 6 Sir. I refer to your cdii esl m P:iki ed on Satui the 171 si ti Foi ;-< efit E 3 it I give the editorial o; THE TIMES pul ed the 15th instai I c P k stan conspiracy unck |ie heading "Plot m Pakistan.* 1
      398 words
    • Article
      Pulau Tekong Ketchil
      247 6 Si;- I am afraid ti e about Pulau Tekong Ketchil so far published m the Straits Times or The Standard arc all m con' t-r:. The Pulau forms a part of the Estate of the late Sultan Abu Bakar, father of the present Sultan Ibrahim of Johore.
      247 words
    • Article
      Disunity Among Indian?
      8 6 Disunity Among Indian? I' 18 G Kauri X
      8 words
    • Article, Illustration
      USELESS EUSTACE
      9 6 *nd m future lay off rvtafect meat
      9 words
  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
      74 6 ill $im**ea tdome improve your EyesUtkP NO! "J services and technical sk Is ire the essential aiv ti y »ur M scein| ability' y rji visual comfVrt mm efficiency Jt i* for Ihese services a-.n skills not fn g] ssea alone— thai you pjy ir fee "SeetJ Professional advice Nut
      74 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
      13 6 fiahtner OBUmABII 4t 7 SEASON TRADING CO. 97 HIGH STREET T fcL 63.66
      13 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 3
      5 6 Airview-24 THE SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB.
      5 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 4
      55 6 30 CU. FT. REACH !N REFRIGERATOR g--_ i Standard Ek|uipmenl In HOSPITALS RESTAURANTS BOARDING HOUSI S Lsd j _J BOTELB CLUBS BARS 1 AM M*t il r>mll«llllMI 1 1 i v IhCfaMpMN (.lass Doers MakCf M Btahißrw Btod or VFMtc i\: i Refrigerator! I rora 4 >V t A \ailalile
      55 words
Page thumbnail Page 7
  • Article, Illustration
    Allies Fight New Red Army On Korea Front
    343 7 Allies Fight New Red Army On Korea Front I -v EIGHTH ARMY HQ., KORE\ \f said Unlay an Army Corps of the (h 11? r (AP) Ei S llth A «ny L '-o -"e-Re.. UtuLT SSESfTSS! T ¥r Fie M „iil... iiiiiiitiiient of the Third Fi«>lil i eoul T »s
    A.P  -  343 words
  • Article
    Threat To Tito Increases
    52 7 Threat To Tito Increases Mar. 21 B R sari the .-refer with artillery a 14-mile ck i had beer. inks appeared m 5, sChCK>ls I arracks and c for aerodromes. Bulgarians, who he border m the j army step- the ntiei gjn atly s being a 1 m Bulga- R
    52 words
  • Article
    Attlee Urges Britons To Support UN
    91 7 LONDON, Mar. 21 (UP) Prime Minister Clement Attieo called on Britons today to give full support to the United Nations to stop aggression. Opening the new headquarters of the United Nations Association. At t lee said: "When action was taken against ai 1 aggressor
    91 words
  • Article
    Criticizes Ike's Plan For West
    62 7 HAMBURG. Mar. 2! (UP)Kurt Schumacher, leader of West Germany's second strongest Social Democrats, said of General Dwight Eisenhower's tern defence plans today, "All allied plans up to now are military measures for a retreat m case of an attack." At a press conference he demanded
    62 words
  • Article
    UN To Meet In Paris
    96 7 LAKE SUCCESS, Mar. 21 (UP)— By a narrow margin of seven votes, the United Nations General Assembly decided tonight to meet next autumn m Paris. The vote was 24 m favour. 17 against. \2 abstentions. The ballot brought split voles m all the usual United
    96 words
  • Article
    YOSHIDA: NO PEACE WITH RUSSIA
    64 7 IT WOULD be "absurd" for I Japan to 1 lose c peace with the Soviet Union, Prime Ministei Shig< Y( shida told a meeting oi the Liberal Party's political ittee, according to English language Nippon Time- V shida said as long as the cod itii
    Reuter; AP  -  64 words
  • News Briefs
    • Article
      Untitled
      27 7 Two Maryknoll priests and two sisters, arrested m December by the Chinese Communists, have been released and sent to Hong Kong, the Catholic Missionary erouo announced. U.P.
      U.P  -  27 words
    • Article
      Untitled
      21 7 Karl Brunias, r.ew Austrian Minister to Belgrade, has presented hLs credentials to the President of the Yugoslav Presidium. Ivan Ribar- A.P.
      A.P  -  21 words
    • Article
      Untitled
      27 7 Only 13 out of 100 Pakistanis can read or write, according to sus, which showed Pakisi dilation rose by over 6 since partition four years aso.- A.P.
      A.P  -  27 words
    • Article
      Untitled
      29 7 A 7,000-kilowatt generator gk k Electric w is exptvu-! to arrive m Bangkok towards the end of April. The unit, built In Japan, is costing -•J 12.000.- A. P.
      A.P  -  29 words
    • Article
      Untitled
      29 7 Burmese Government troops killed NO Communists during a b iti c at the delta rice Town ot Maubin, (>() miles west of Rangoon r w officially reported on Tuesday.- A.P.
      A.P  -  29 words
    • Article
      Untitled
      31 7 A joint resolution by France and Britain supporting United Nations Secretary-General Tryeve Lie's 12()-year plan for peace was approved by the U.N. Economic and Social Council despite strnnc Soviet onnosition- A.P.
      A.P  -  31 words
    • Article
      Untitled
      37 7 The prosecutor told an Australian war crimes court at Manus Island on Tuesday that the Japanese killed natives of the Dutch East Indies m 1945. by using them as human guinea pigs to test anti-tetanus infections.- A.P.
      A.P  -  37 words
    • Article
      Untitled
      69 7 The Social Democrats walked out of Finland's coalition government yesterday and reliable sources said Agrarian Prime Minister Urho Kekk..:u-:i would dissolve hi* Cabinet. U.P. Japan's shipping tonnage engaged m overseas cargo transport has increased three-fold m the nine months since the outbreak of the Korean war. The i survey made
      Reuter  -  69 words
    • Article
      Untitled
      52 7 The United Stales will urge the strengthening of western hemisphere defences at the interAmerican foreign ministers conference next week. Senator Tom Connally Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Commjttee, I said each Latin American coun- try would be a.skeri t i "exert it- self more thta heretofore"' m cooperative defence
      Reuter  -  52 words
    • Article
      Untitled
      44 7 Iraqi Prime Minister Nuries Said told Parliament that the government had allocated funds to build a State oil refinery. He also said that the government's p icy was to rescue oil royalties from firms with concessions similar to thosepaid to neighbouring i countries.— Reuter
      Reuter  -  44 words
  • Article
    Commons Pass UK-Egypt £ Balances Pact
    87 7 Commons Pass UK-Egypt Balances Pact LONDON. Mar. l 1 1 (Reuter): By only three votes, 294 to 291/ the government obtained support on its new money agreement with Egyptin the House of Commons tonight. Led by Mr. Anthony Eden. Deputy Leader of ttie Opposition, the Conservatives criticized the agreement and
    87 words
  • Article
    NASIR RESIGNS
    70 7 DJAKARTA. Mar. 21, (ReuterAAP). The Indonesian Prime Minister, Mohammed Nasir, resigned tonight. President Soekarno accepted the resignation but asked him to carry on as caretaker Premier until a new cabinet is formed. A dispute between the Moslem Masjumi (governing) Party and Parliament on dissolution of regional councils started
    70 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Refuge Zones For Civilians In Wartime
    208 7 LONDON, Mar. 21 (Reuter) Mass civilian evacuation from densely populated towns was the only way to prevent widespread loss of life m the event of war, an international study group reported here today. Shelters were not enough. Sudden exodus from one country into another
    A.P  -  208 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Peking To Go Slow In Tonkin, Ho Told
    208 7 SAIGON, Mar. 21. Hnao Wen, Liaison Officer of the Peking Government, who lias been passing instructions from the Chinese ami the Russians to tin- ietminb i Military Mission m Canton, lias been sent to Tonkin with new orders. These orders are a
    AP  -  208 words
  • Article
    Iran's New Cabinet
    89 7 Iran 's New Cabinet TEHERAN. Mar. 21 (Reuter) j Prime Minister Hussein Ala j presented his new cabinet to I the Shah today. He retained the portfolio I for Foreign Affairs himself. j Other Ministers named were: {Minister without Portfolio- Ali Gashti, now Persian Ambassador to Egypt. War-General Naggi. Finance
    89 words
  • Article
    Russia Urges Cut In Forces
    91 7 PARIS. Mar. 21 (UP)- s viet Russia renewed her demands last night for a reduction of armed forces by all Big Four powers and for the iirst time proposed that this should be done under international supervision. The proposal was made by Soviet deputy Foreign
    91 words
  • Article
    Gurkha Recruits
    72 7 LONDON. Mar. 21, (Reuter). Mr. Henry Hopkinson, Conservative, asked m the House of Commons if the Fore i Secretary would give an assurance that recruitment to the Gurkha units of the British Army would m no wa: affected by th€ recent political developments m Nepal. Mr. Kenneth Younger,
    72 words
  • Article
    REDS MAKING TSINGTAO INTO AIR, NAVAL BASE
    207 7 REDS MAKING TSINGTAO INTO AIR, NAVAL BASE HONGKONG, Mar. 2 1 (Vl*) Tin- Sino-Sm i< I v s are building Tsiii;>*tao. los* than two hour!* rl\iuu away from rcnlral wwilll K<trea. into a it-t air an<l ai hase, the En^lisli-lan^iia^e Hon^kon^ Standard -orled today. Quoting recent arrivals from that North
    207 words
  • Article
    US To Recruit Freedom Corps
    66 7 WASHINGTON. Mar 21.— AP>— The is. Army will soon start r<>< ruitint; for itv "volunteer freedom corps' 1 of aliens. Mr. Frank Pare. Secretary of the Army, said m a letter to Senator Henry Cabot Lodg:e that the State and Justice departments have approved actions
    66 words
  • Article
    Bihar Drought
    74 7 NEW DELHI, Mar I -Violent Rrindi last week the continuation of d has djmferousljf i^ravated ihe food sit nation iii B Most of the crops Of and other cereals ha destroys I, said the Bihar FV I Government of India 7 Ministry sources denic starvation <i< aths m
    74 words
  • Article
    JUDGE RETIRES
    60 7 CANBERRA, Mar. 21 (B ter-AAP)— The retirement t>l Sir John LaUiam. Chiel Justice of the High Cour. of Ausiralia. was announced night by the Atton* j (Icjiera!. Mr. .1. A. Spicer. The resignation wi.l become effective on the expuy of a year's leave. Sir John, who was app<
    60 words
  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
      71 7 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT KEM>! NED II I ILES, Ml SI REMEMBER MUIR MILLS LIMITED KANPUR (INDIA) Mm DURABILITY SPECIALITY I cotton grey shirtings, Drills, Shirtings, s, Sarees, Towels and Tapestry Cloth etc., end Ya-ns BANSIDHAR COPALDAS CO., BOMBAY 2, .INDIA) Enquiries to: BANSIDHAR GOPALDAS CO., 22 Bonham Building, Singapore. /jl±%ffi\ CABLE
      71 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
      116 7 For The First Time Ever In Singapore Krai lr«->katin«: Ride A Fall Two-Hour [ce-Skfttiiig Revue Twenly-Four Stacc IteaM <!a-l Of Inhrnalionallv F— iOIM Skairr- I THE GALA CHARITY PREMIERE ]'ri<la\ 10th March 9. 7 7 p.m. IN AID OF TICKETS: $25 —SI 5 SlO —Ss— $3 O ON SALE AT
      116 words
  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
Page thumbnail Page 8
  • The Bright Lights
    • Article, Illustration
      TALE OF A COMPOSER
      1005 8 CINGAPORE provides the background to yet an other Malay movie now m the making. Called "Pelangi" (Rainbow'), the film is being produced by the Nusan Tara Co.. an independent local Chinese concern who hope to have* the picture ready for release m about a month's time.
      Wee Ghim Siong; K. Hamid  -  1,005 words
  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
      319 8 TODAY PJtlf IUDjS 6.30 2 9 4 30 p.m.. m Your t*v urite Stars iv a gripping drama of a girl by her past. J.|- MADELEINE LEBEAU: any **DERNIERE MIT" and "J M f ANT > aifHOi «IKF ORa«N»XItIOR #2£J£fif* •^Wl| JEAN SIMMONS HPVIv DAVID FARRAR ff__ V JAMES DONALD
      319 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 2
      3 8 ON THE AIR
      3 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 3
      231 8 SEE A GOOD ri(Tl HE CATHAY ORGANISATION Till ilia fe =AV\OI NONC The following Record Kuns m j >ears.... IMI The Three HMtefccra (M-G-M) 1 Dayi NcptuiicS I).iufclil<r M Mi II "inderella I R-B 0 Ml 1 Sands of Iwo Jim.i Kcp»bli< J3 If ]M."» 1 Annie (»et V(iur <>un
      231 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 4
      49 8 Mi 1 i 3.l'— I Mil II IXOKIII A RBW I Mm i» :u Imp i bj S .11 KVLI Todaj 3 I Join; Derek iv COS _i\ l OLOI m \i>\ R A ffcSSIl IA! hob Sei 0 Saterd is II II W \%l "H \KI 01 Ml
      49 words
  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 8 Miscellaneous Column 1
      612 8 KADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME •tS 1 m>-trt-. ar: .i 41 .:< M-irrs) li» a m lvii Fot tJ' ehools; 1 i* m Light Masic M»-.i:.-\: ;k Mew i I ii '«>•• KM hn •■> anist; m i r IhC Bl h..»!- G1 i Vr ■<■ i .inline hiinHi a
      612 words
Page thumbnail Page 9
  • Article, Illustration
    Visiting Seafarers To Have Better Home
    310 9 Visiting Seafarers To Have Better Home Boustead Institute, headquarters and recreational centre for seavicn from ships tiiat call at Singapore is undergoing extensive renovations to provide more amenities for them. This 59-year-old landmark at the junction of Tanjong Pagar and Anson Road zvas opened m 1892. It was founded by
    310 words
  • Article
    Air Jaunts For Easter: Book Now
    159 9 Standard Special ON Friday and Saturday of this week Easter holiday makers will again be able to Experience flying at the TRoyal Singapore Flying Club. K;.!lang Airport. The Club facilities will be open to the public from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and a
    159 words
  • Article
    Renamed Vessel On Maiden Trio
    159 9 Renamed Vessel On Maiden Trio standard Staff Correspondent ii!L 11 *>\ «--i add iion to the American President Line freighters the Garfield called at Singapore yesterda} on her maiden voyage under i!ii-> r::;.';:*'. The Garfield, however, has come to Singapore for the last three years as the William I Victory,
    159 words
  • Article
    Sportswomen Off To Fen ana In Carthage
    137 9 Shandard Shipping Reporter A TOTAL of 102 passei I for 1 29 for Bombay, 17 for Colombo and 84 for Pen- listed to embark on the P O. liner, Carthage, this morning before the ye i for London on her us Among the
    137 words
  • Article
    Fremantle-S'pore Run Interrupted
    77 9 Fremantle-S'pore Run In t err up ted r T II E Singapore Fremantle L s< rvice of the Blue Fun ships Charon and Gorgon is being temporarily interrupted by the usual six-month docking of the ships m Singapore for re-painting and overhaul. The Charon is at present In dock here
    77 words
  • Article
    SKIP ON FIRE
    43 9 BOMBAY Mar. 20 (Rev Fire destroyed nearly 1L gallons of petrol m a ship Bombay harbour today. F of the crew swam ashore w the petrol, packed m drums a.:d barrels, exploded. A fifth sent to hospital with severe burns.
    43 words
  • Article
    Essex Back In Pacific Service
    91 9 Essex Back In Pacific Service S N diego. (AP)— The U.S. ail cr; ft carrier, out t i the it serve at Pugei Sound, arrived at Diego Monday for ope:;,;. with the Pacific Fleet. S been stn jthened to ;!e the latest type it jel fighters. She has a new
    91 words
  • Article
    Ships in Harbour
    183 9 SHIPS AT ROADS AND WHARVES, 4 I\M. YESTERDAY. WHARVES Gdn. 42 43 Carthnse. 40 41 Pamkor 38 39 Bennevis, 3C 37 Utrecht, 33 34 Anchises, 31 32 Kvernaas, 29/30 Ozarda 27 28 Gujarat. 25 26 Merhmau. 25 Bidor, 23 24 Tjisadane, 21 22 Asphllion, 19 20 HonK
    183 words
  • Article
    Latest Nederland Ship Due Shortly
    259 9 Latest Nederland Ship Due Shortly Standard Shipping Reporter THE fir>i !-!r;j!»*-l<ip I be buill for the !S I !.inf m ihx- !a>l iwonly-fi\ v years and Jjh- h enlLelii v> buill for ihe company since th<> war. the 12,000-ton s lii Ar?i; man, v!iic!i is <liie i;i Singapore from Europe
    259 words
  • Article
    Freighter Brings Milk. Cigarettes
    61 9 THE Ben Line freighter Benmacdhui, which arrived m Singapore yesterday, from U.K.. brought a cargo including 11,545 packages ot toys, patent medicines. Oilier goods include 2.111 cases of liquor, 655 cases of cigarettes, 16 vehicles for civilian use. 5.000 cases of milk, 1.520 cartoons of Scott's
    61 words
  • Article
    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    328 9 EAST ASIA !1C HUE Out*T.ra tram Eurcp* Mar. 23: Fionia, for Bangkok, Mar. 25. Mar. 24: Nordvest for HK. Japan, Mar. 27. TO EUROPE Mar 27: Lalanda. sails Mar. 11. AMERICAN MAIL LINE For 08. West Coast Forts; Accepting cargo for South ann Centra 1 America. Mar. 25:
    328 words
  • Page 9 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
      549 9 FASI XX.I I \h IKWS PACIFIC StKV ICE hnncisoo Los Angles \h American f Cltt^ P. nan X P s }lam s p M riIMPPINE BEAR 22 :iM,, 2S 2C Mar. 27 30Mar A^eptin- CSIlt for Honfikonu Kobe Yokohama FASI KMiILAK SEKVICt LSA (WhSi COAST) PCBSUM Gt LF via JAPAN
      549 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 9 Advertisements Column 2
      224 9 {air arrivals 1^ one Dt PARJVRES Arrivals GAEUDA INDONESIAN AIRWAYS Prom M. dan I i 16.55 QANTAS EMPIRE AIRWAYS CONSTELLATIONS From Sj clmv l* SQ KLM CONSTELLATION from Enron* 11.25 a.m. MALAYAN AIRWAYS DAKOTAS from Banckok. Penang ETA «.45 p.m. from Medan, Penang, Taiping, [poh, Ku.u.i Lnmpar ETA 6.33 p.m.
      224 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 9 Advertisements Column 3
      662 9 y 1^ IT' X 1^"~"""~^^r Bh^ i s E! I i **^CSS* m FAILINGS FROM SCANOINAVIA UK CONMNt' Kobe k ihama M 37 Mar ;;l!<!{>\ i Raicm Baaika* 2-JA 31 30-:, I -S*vi'sS XI 8 11 a.- »«<: •t \n v tor Bangkok, Salmon BanKkong Manila Kobe v HM 22
      662 words
  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
Page thumbnail Page 10
  • Article, Illustration
    MALAYA'S FASTEST COMPETE IN SEREMBAN TRIAL
    841 10  - MALAYA'S FASTEST COMPETE IN SEREMBAN TRIAL 'TWIST GRIP' By plusj m Ike or?arii>>aihin which bWgM about tin^ >[)'■< v trial at Sereibaa fa f n t ii v x i a s t .!>>' n Kftiitel' iiru.il ensiiutT and expert tof laser. Br was Urn lu-'iind Ike M »?tort whit
    841 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Trevor Out For M-Cycle Record
    170 10 II'OII. Y^ t'd. Reggie Trevar, 26-year-old motorr\rlr >(>«■« «I-kinu v. ill he among llit' four IVrak tu>injMtilor« a! the Srrtiubaii Speed Trial. W W Carter. Ttv I con etc m the cc and 1000 cc Motor- es. i 1 and A R Bus the 350
    170 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Speed Events Have Long History In Negri Sembilan
    354 10 MANY enthusiasts taking part m Sunday's event might not know it but Seremban has been the centre of some of the best-supported motor sport events since as tar back as 24 years ai:o. In 1927 nearly 70 cars and motor cycles ran
    354 words
  • Article
    SUNDAY'S PROGRAMME
    170 10 SUNDAY'S PROGRAMME Tin: tki vi Etaru a.m. competitors i<> [>• paddocks opjxiv.i t: remban Kaiiv, staf Padan^ at X \m k There will b»- I" -ntv for moton •>« !<-s <t. ,i, d up m the usual < lasses 15<i 350. ."iOO and "uulimta d There w ill be thi
    170 words
  • Page 10 Advertisements
Page thumbnail Page 11
  • Article
    FAM President Replics To SAFA
    801 11 TilT President of tlit Football Association *>t Malaya, Tungku Abdul Rahman, lia^ replied t<» the hiis r written by Ibe Singapore Amateur Football Association m which one <*i the points brought «mi was tiu.t i* S VF V <u«ml 1 con--ii!- r taking legal aviimi
    801 words
  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
      262 11 y^etv^Ziz^ mot m cost -esS BUT IN GliTPHT^is) •(V typist's Deigned for the: ""t/hnjou. i ;v/io wanf AID5 impSovm health REDUCES FATIGUE f ,;,11^...L0h- Kun,;:,,.. 1 ffiflHl '"sT^r" I and >«t all I'm 1 ■ffitES T EL. 648Q niorr than you I L$ i «V LUMPuR c PENAN6 II (ISTAIU»MiD
      262 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 2
      19 11 *r Ml is XI m V^k. ft B *rYmr m^^m 3F M 0 Mmw J^mmM^r nm amm mMm fi^m
      19 words
  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 11 Miscellaneous Column 1
      42 11 W r (l/>)^ C GETTIN' CLOSE )[f THIS IS ONE y^^l f" ft/1 TH 1 f C^JSfeSiO f piAA^, A V. T' TH' ALLEY DAY HE AIN'T 1 /4rA #tV AIN'T 6^^^^' Will) <^~\ WWERE V GETTINi' AnY/ 4^ <M M/\NOWWEREe @^I^^^^ l^!^l--^'|
      42 words
Page thumbnail Page 12
  • Article
    Chinese Beat Depot In KL League Start
    146 12 KUALA LUMFUB Wee!. In the H: >t match of the Selangor j A. division soccer league played m Ihe SCRC ground this evening the SCRC defeated the Police Depot by four goals to one. I c Chinese dominated the play thi »ughoul and
    146 words
  • Article
    Bright Eyes wins main Sprint At Ipoh
    2297 12  - Bright Eyes wins main Sprint At Ipoh OLLIE DAVIES By RUNNING m her best form the aged Pageant mare Bright Eyes beat Springbok by a short head m the main sprint event over 5£ furlongs straight at Ipoh yesterday, the second day of the Perak Turf Club Easter meeting. The
    2,297 words
  • Article
    Three A's Trounce Indonesian League
    312 12 asdfsad I! IPPIEST man at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday t i- veteran goalkeeper Pau Ka I'inu. *ln> coaches imicahle Athletic Association, lit' san tin- train score a 7 2 irtor> over Indonesian League m a senior S VK V league game. It was Amicables first
    312 words
  • Article
    Tamil Athletic Meet In May
    59 12 THE Tamil Brotherhood Association will hold their Seventh Annual Athletic Meet, m tbe second week of May. There will be a meeting m this connection at the Association Premises at No. 4 Farrer Park, Singapore tomorrow at 10 a.m. All Indian athletes who intend to
    59 words
  • Article
    Johore Rifle Meet Postponed
    111 12 THE Johore Bahru Rifle Association iiu-et scheduled to take place on Saturday and Sunday have been postponed to Thursday and Friday March 29 and 30. Entries will close on Wednesday March 28. A new time-table for the meet drawn up is as follows:— timi: t abli:
    111 words
  • Article
    MARINES TOO GOOD FOR BLUE ROVERS
    263 12 DISPLAYING a form that is likely to put them m line for Division 3A League honours, the Marines Department football team trounced the Blue Rovers Sports Club by seven goals to nil at Geylang stadium yesterday. The Marines proved too strong for their opponents
    263 words
  • Article
    T. Alison Soccer
    54 12 TELUK ANSOV Wed T i Engineers and the ACS drew one-all m a L> wet Perak lootball league mu.ch yesterday. It was a keenly tough match wil I the schoolboys leading at hail time with a penalty goal scored by Paramalingam. tshak equalised for the Engineer.* with
    54 words
  • Article
    Christchurch Test Peters Out In Draw
    410 12 CHRISTCHURCH, Mar. 21 (Revter-AAP) Ah expected thr fir>t Test match between England sad Nen Zealand of the present i<»ur petered sol Into a disual draw here today. England, however* gained iir-t Innings bonourfti Tlk'v scored .">.">() m reply to H7 for X declared I>\
    410 words
  • Article
    Rival Crews Practice Starts
    78 12 LONDON. Mar. ?U: (Benieri Oxford and Cambridge crewi both practiced start> Irom a stake boat this afternoon m preparation tor Saturday's boat race. Davidpe. the Oxford stroke, pot m 10 strokes m 17 seconds m both his crews' attempts. Jennens of Cambridge, after one start m
    78 words
  • Article
    Chinese YMCA ToRun Billiards Tournament
    79 12 Chinese YMCA ToRun Billia rds Tournament IX order to encourage greater interest m billiards, the IT< Men's department of the Chinese Y. y\. C. A. is organising an AllSingapore Billiards Tournament This competition js open to all young men m Singapore under SO years ol age. Entries Uu ti;* 1
    79 words
  • Article
    Hotspurs Lose To CYMA
    115 12 HOTSPURS MADE m unlmpressive debut In the SAFA League yesterday. Opposing the CYMA iPM> m a Division 111 A match on the CVMA ground tinwere deleated 2-1. Although they did the attacking for .10 of the BO minutes, the Hotspurs for w rdi wasted numerous opening
    115 words
  • Page 12 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
      208 12 c tne rrA n essentials V health -of g'andular :"5 ,lr f tr.ess Don't envy j S others :ho r attractivetar kl ness- !o: OVERONES S-*^?s re \^l red t glsmis, rev,tahzing every pprea r e of your be.rg ;mbueing you w f .h new \^Z\ Ire MM power W
      208 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 2
      46 12 §BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $412,400 FIRST No. *****0 ($118,720) SECOND No. *****7 59,360) THIRD No. *****0 29,680) STARTERS ($2,968 each) Nos. *****9, *****f», *****0, *****4, *****5, *****4, *****9, *****7, *****9, *****1. CONSOLATION PRIZES ($l,OOO each) Nos. *****1, *****3, *****5, *****6, *****5, *****1, *****6, *****1, *****6, *****8.
      46 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 3
      45 12 O V X TT tIECTRIC IRONS iANDILANOi ju. JTmimor BUT i 1 I.FFICIEHT j 6ETONE FOR EVERY DESK iT'MIIVA KM ROMMV>x iMppffil^y m t> 4 h AISO *1 KUAt* lUMM" I I (IiTMHSMIO *O >I»S^ txctditicttal ■»^i^^y WITH 3SS^?^\ TRADITION S.P.H.doSILVA 49, MIOM '-.(!V »n.»»J«-
      45 words
  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 12 Miscellaneous Column 1
      97 12 T I U E C3ss^p\ 1 1 mc j mJ a HIGH TIDES at the principal resoi ts m Malaya. TODAY: A.M. P.M. Sinjapore 10.11 11.06 Malac< :t 1.27 1.44 Port Diokson 12.08 12.25 Port Sham 5.01 5.29 Penanir 12.01 12.38 TOMORROW: Singapore 10.49 11.27 Malacca 2.07 2.18 Port Dieksoa
      97 words