Singapore Standard, 10 March 1952

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    18 1 Singapore Standard XCVXC Ik sm x II NO. 252 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    'Truce Talks Might End' Threat To UN
    209 1 NMUNJOM, Morch 9. Charging that the U.N. d was allowing Chinese Nationalist agents from j to "tamper with" Communist prisoners, North Gi ncral Lee San Cho warned today that, if this itnutd, "the consequences would transcend the p ace talks" and that "the
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    Socialism Kills Incentive
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    Red Push Unlikely'
    48 1 Van Fleet Mas dis- the e and R have buili ip a K rea but a the I he 1- it v*,- could It. k the (uinniuthrow at us." he i enough rquip- ammunition i ild do it ju>t iv r did 1-lst E»t. Warns:
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    S-E Asian Reds Ready To Act
    171 1 US State Pept. Warns: NX V^IIIM.ION. Mar. an*! iM'ii arinrii groups are •>ri/.»* power in >oulh-Ka propitiouB moment, 11 1« I.S > (Vl*). Communist cells awaiting an opportunity to >l Asian countries al a i. State Department warned hnla\ It stressed that the defence
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    Fuad 'Varsity Reopens
    17 1 X! \:> i rniversity m Cairo, ,-i the Jj:< 26 iiots. j c i •> Reuter
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    French Trap Rebel Units
    98 1 HANOI. Mar 9 (AFP)— Two Communist-led Vietminh battalions now t K.v annihilation after a three-day b:atle near Vinhven, 30 kilometres from Hanoi They are reported to have lost at least .»'5»» men killed 'in 1 ins a napalm bombing attack bv French planes. Survivors Of the
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    Bid To End Capital Flight To S'pore
    59 1 HONGKONCi. Mar y (ReuterhAP) A group ol Chinese in dustrialista has appealed to trade and industrial circles to cease insferring capital to Singapore^ Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand They pointed i 't tn«t capital is necessary in Hongkong foi developing and improving the
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    Hero Is 'Tired Of Being Pestered'
    65 1 LONDON. M.i. J (UP>— Private Williams Spe ik nan, six-foot British toldier i u tied the Victoria Cross In Queen Elizabeth's ftrst investiture last month, is returninj to Korea at !u» own request. Speakman said h<> was tired ut beinK pestered and pom led
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    CHINESE CRITICISE ONN
    435 1 photo Selangor Meet Takes Action On Entry Issue w Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 9:— A charge that "Dato Onn does not live up to the I.M.P. motto of freedom, justice and equality/' was made today when representatives of 74 Chinese organisations in Selangor unanimously resolved
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    34 1 Brig. -Gen. Kene Cogny, who has just been named to command a French division m the vital sector of North \iftnam m Indo China between Hanoi and Haiphong, is here seen on right.- AP
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    'Penicillin Is Sold By Grocers And Hawkers'
    346 1 By GEORGE RASIAH, Standard Staff Reporter THE "urgent" need for a therapeutic substances and antibiotic ordinance in Singapore and the Federation is stressed in the first issue of The Malayan Pharmaceutical Journal, official organ of the Malayan "Pharmaceutical Asso- t 1 ciation. The
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    Unu Markel Recovers
    24 1 Una Mci kel, former sere actress, has left Santa Monica ispital after rec ivering >m ;m overdose oi sleeping tablets. A.P.
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    S. AFRICAN NAVY TO DROP USE OF 'HM'
    79 1 IH'KBAN Mar f> (AP)-The South African Government has decreed that new uniforms to be issued to naval ratings on March 15 will no toncer bear^ the .initials H.M.. stonding for Ilrr Majesty Eliabeth). Instead, South African sailors will wear on their caps
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    2 Ships Feared Lost In Storm
    95 1 2 Ships Feared Lost In Storm OSLO. March 9. (Reuter). Search ship captains report they 'ear the Finnish freighter Edna lad gone down with all hands n a North Sea storm. The 47--pear-old Edna. loaded with Ktper pulp and believed to be :arrying a crew of 18. had radioed late
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    Achmed Subardjo May Be Next RI Enboy To Britain
    76 1 Achmed Subardjo May Be Next RI Enboy To Britain Standard Stalf < orrespondeiit LONDON, Mar. 9 A.-, a result ol the change in Government, Indonesian diplomats here surmise that former Foreign Minister Achmed Subardjo v .wl! be the new Ambassador here. Ambassador Subandrio is oxpected i" leave here in spring
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    Mussolini Bones Sold As 'Relics'
    63 1 MILAN'. M tr. 9 fAP>- Mi I no lice ar e investigating a n that bones, purporting to tx from the left fool of Bpmiv I Mussolini, -r.r being s >ld is e lies in; large sums. When Mussolini's body recovered after being stoler from
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    Determining Sex Of Unborn Child
    89 1 AMERK scientists iej ne cle nical to pred t 1 iex of ;»n vi b irn c ii!d v! <■ had an accui icy oi ovei 98 6 pc cent. An official pub c•' m Ame: ican j\ssoci itin Advance ne it »1 Sc en
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    31 1 photo. New Egyptian Prime Minis ter Ililali Pasha <ai>ovet is to launch an anti-rorrup-tion campaign soon aimed at purging high officials who have used their positions to enrich themselves. A. P.
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    TALK OF SPLIT IN TORY PARTY
    392 1 LONDON. Mar. 9 (Renter). Tvm event* major importance affecting llie political life «•< Britain c promised ihi* >v«*rk the hudprl, which *ill !>< !>> 7 senled by Chancellor «>» il««- Exchequer, 1-A. Bwtler, :ui<i ivhat i« descrilietl b) mosl paper* 4n»m«I»«* between i!i<- rifflil
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    Red China Accuses Hongkong
    147 1 Red China Accuses Hongkong lIONC.KONd, Wai Reuii i-AAiM Cant outdid the res! of C !hina in a campaign against Hongkong v. hen the Souih China metropolui brought two new i fiai ge against the Briti »h o>!--niiv authorities |n connection writh \he nece Kowloon rioti n An official Canton <
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      62 1 Headline ACSU- Move To Bar cl 'y Tc»r*tw Woman Held 11^:-.^,,. BAM Meet, ne ws Inside AWUt Councillors Stalled^P. 2 wr W. in Hosaital^P. 5 «M«*O«« Full ßeport^P. t% s, ftOM > il I) SILVtR I \KMH CASES? I > n/:»% tV ftrn-o'% y i teStVAlkn, I i: li t
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    Church Council Appeals To Youth
    162 2 Church Council Appeals To Youth Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE youth leaders wei e to d urgeni need Christian service In the eti ement camps of the y. at ion, in an a Idress by Re\ John Fleming, Secretary Malayan Christian incil at its annual general neeti g e eni .y
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    They Want To Leave
    52 2 Si ui i. ltd M.itl onrvpoiidi n< I, Sun An oflicia I In j»ral i l>t parti i I hai :.<•■ c has normal fl w from Indians tg to ave the country ays. i rmit.s and lit Jt, ig am i have inter 1 ptlb-
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    FLANS TO MAKE MOVIES IN S'PORE
    56 2 MR SCAB TIN TOON (above). Singapore businessman who returned after a a study of the motion picture industry in England and the ('nited States, plans to produce feature films using local talents. While in England he visited Ren ham and Pinewood studios, seat of
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    Lesson For Malayan 'C' Defence
    350 2  -  Christine Diemer By While Singapore and the i Federation are taking their 1 firs;, but very determined steps in nidus 4 rial civil defence, a story was brought to the Colony last week by the new civil defence instructor for the Federation, Mr. W P
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    Protest Meet
    66 2 Standard SUff Correspondent IPOH, Sun. The Perak 1 Branch of the Malayan Chi- nese Association is to call a i meeting of representatives of all Chinese guilds, associations and other bodies to discuss the Immigration Bill. The meeting to be held in the Perak Chamber of Com- merce
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    Nair Forestalls Move To Bar
    710 2 Councillors ACSU Motion Is Withdrawn Standard Staff Reporter After a lengthy discussion yesterday, the annual delegates conference of the 8,000-strong Army Civil Service Union of Singapore withdrew several resolutions demanding that members of the Union who are elected City Councillors should not be eligible to
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    Muslims Told To Wake Up
    221 2 i__ Leader Oft The HANDSOME Said M. Ramadan (25). a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood Society of Epypt and Secretary of the World M v s 1 i m Conference, reached Singapore by air from Jakarta yesterday. He went to Indonesia on a "goodwill mission."
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    More Cement In Penang
    54 2 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG Sun. While, a surplus stock of cement *is lying in many godowns, a further shipment of y.OOO tons is I being discharged from two Japanese ships. Liverpool Mam and Tokei Maru. The Penang Importers and Elxporters Association has asked Government to allow
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    58 2 photo. 1 JL MR. CHANG CHIN PENG and his bride, the former JL Miss Lai Mui Ying who were married at the Cathay T J Restaurant yesterday. Mr. Chang is the son of Mr. and < I Mrs. Chang Tong Seng and the brother of Mr. Chang: I, I Chow
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    Lingam Now ACSU Chief
    107 2 L ingam Now ACSU Chief Standard Staff K« p«.it»r MR. S T V ij.xgam. tnder I Preside. 1 of the B< J i I) I and Loan Society, was yeste d.r.' elected President a:: CK'i! Service Union Mr. Ling^m polled 4'A votes gainst Mi Ciiew Senc*s 2H Messrs Che i
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    A Scream....And He Saw A Woman Hurtle To Her Death
    326 2 A Scream....And He Saw A Woman Hurtle To Her Death Siandanl Staff rorre^pomlent JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A clerk, Sulaiman bin Abdul Kadir, told the Coroner's Court today how he: heard a woman scream and then saw her hurtling down in mid-air from the top of the Government Offices building to
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    For Sikh Students
    88 2 Standard Staff Reporter Malayan Sikhs have started a Sikhs Education Aid Fund to help needy Sikh students who wish to go for higher studies, j but are unable to do so owing to financial difficulties. Leading Sikhs In Singapore and the Federation have contributed $1,000 each. Two
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    97 2 FOUR HUNDRED children of the Bethesda Church Sunday School at Katong attended their annual prize distribution day last Saturday when a special address wa i delivered by a guest speaker from the U.S., Mr. P. Contento. The day's programme included an organ solo by Dr. B. Chew, one of the
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    UNknown
    26 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The Sultan of Kelantan will open a new district in Kelantan. The district named Machang will have a population of 40.000. i
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    46 ANSWER BLOOD APPEAL
    72 2 Blood Bank balance from Ist to 7th March, inclusive. Group Group Group Group Total 'O' 'A* 4 B' 'AB' Donation received 39 26 25 6 96 Transfusion given 44 17 17 4 82 Present stock of flasks in hand. 21 30 8 4 63 During the
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      125 2 Jars full of Joy DIAMINT .gps Irit FAMILY'S FAVOURITE CONFECTIONERY MJMf Large Family Small Family J&£ swk Jars appr. 14 oz. Jars oppr. 7 oz. |Jg BaJ&«i Diomints Clear Mints $1.75 $0.95 ilqfillllTfclmSßy Barley Sugar 1.50 .85 |HHIBBHkBb Acid Drops 1.50 .85 HKiyVaßßf 13 Butter Mints 1.75 .95 IB Gluco
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      108 2 special' ISSUE F R3i^^^^Hbbbbbb^^^ Hr. i (I V1 I ASIA ONLY S CEKTs C.I.IASAIAII4II mom STEEL DESKS: VALut fl mK f Loveliness for von can have a clear, T~ radiant complexion and A soft, smooth skin. Simply wash. tn warm water with the fragrant, 1 )JX I creamy lather of
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      137 2 SINGAPORE D|j^p YMCA: Tennii at Bras Basah Road 5 p.m., Malay Commercial Classes 5.30 p.m, Judo practice 5.30 p.m., i Weight-lifting Body-build-ing 5.30 p.m., Literacy class 8 pm. METHODISTS: Geylang Straits Chinese Monthly official Board Meeting at 16 Hillside Drive 7.30 p.m. YWCA: Cooking Class at S, Raffles Quay Jp
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    Hay Hits At Hid Increase Of Rubber Duty
    85 3 Standard Reporter Plantations' profit of Uifn.ii.o i^ welcome i hi- short spell of tiiuh prosperity lust year sil .'i.lin Hay, a leader of the rubber industry, ibseqneni downward course of prices is not tng periods of tlgfi fortune would follow. ning in
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    3 Branch Libraries For S'pore
    57 3 3 Branch Libraries For S'pore d Stall porti-r are in ts City's 's to S ?iap A the i tblish the v. as n is j connfl of i ea in have eer- j imcta centres are parts uf libra- told I ks been re i M to Hh I
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    49 3 l*li« t-». j MMM I iph Of iad instructors -m, i..,., (ivil >»ri>. will Iheif "ii»i < 01. 1.. T. !>k > !•.>!• sixth lit., t k n :a the •t i i :rtfcn tea !K lan \\.--r Sa rdaj. The arc the irsrt f ClvU Defeace t» iu >
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    SOUTH INDIAN CHAMBER OFFICERS
    52 3 SOUTH INDIAN CHAMBER OFFICERS i h f >„■_; e elected irers the Soul i di i i:.-> r immei ce M s All; 8, Cu < A 1 1 loha i Ism lil I i M M It S Bro II Kizai Vliihamed S v I Co., E S Cu
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    GURKHAS FLOWN TO HK REPEL MOCK ATTACK ON COLONY
    336 3 GURKHA TROOPS, experienced in Malayan jungle ii^htinji, defended Hongkong from enemy forces in a simulated invasion— Operation Vortex— die first of its type and scale to be held in the colon v. The exercises end tomorrow, ami t!i« m fi'«»l evaluation
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    23 3 MISS TAX HO, a pretty girl worker in the Anglo-French Bendixsens godown, snipping out blemishes from the rubber sheet while she dreams of
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    76 3 I I Phot* MEGHRAJ SI!\KM.\. a I I 101 m. r stmitMit of Rallies i hist!l:it!'»n. will be lrav- I i lag l»\ air tomorrow for i Meihoji tie where l» ini Imds taking up a course 1 in nirdii me in the I ni- I \»rNit\ of Melbourne. He
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    Pharmacists Issue Journal
    76 3 THF. first issue of the official organ ol the Malayan Pharmaceutical Association The M a a v a n Pharmaceutical .Journal which claims to be the only publication f >f its kind in the world dealing with pharmaceutical problems in the tropics, has just been issue Edit
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    SC Who Ran Away
    31 3 SC W ho Ran Away CIT C'HOXG. a Federation j I Special Constable who abscond- ed, was ordered to be escorted back to Pe«*ak by the Singapore Firsi Police Court Magistrate.
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    Goodyear Rewards Faithful Service
    215 3 Standard Staff Reporter THREE HI NDKFJ) and sixty years of loi>£ ami faithful service to The Goodyear Orient Company Limited of Singapore l>> 22 members of its stafl (Asians and \...eri« -ans) were rewarded with Service I in Awards >esierda> liy the company's managing director, Mr.
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    Passers By
    52 3 photo. MR J. G Simon (left), Manas ing Director of the P. O. and Mr G R. Rickard. the Director of McDonald Hamilton and Company, P. O's shipping agents in Australia, who passed through Singapore by Qantas BOAC Constellation on their way to Calcutta to attend a company
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    Women Jailed
    22 3 FOR pouring hoi water on one another's children two Chinese women 'avi> sentenced to three months j.nl eacb in Singapore.
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    Political Apathy Due To Fear
    135 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE MAIN reason for political apathy among undergraduates of the Malayan University is fear because in the past politics was mixed up with what seemed the muddy business of Communism. This is stated in the editorial of the latest issue uf the
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    Tai Ho (21) Snips & Dreams Of Love
    914 3 Tai Ho (21) Snips Dreams Of Love By Maxine Rakicfa and Frances Leong Standard Stafl Reporters. TO THE SNIP of scissors and light chatter and m Cantonese and Bokkien, Singapore rubber T\. aml rjd<>rs daily toil at their task furthering «)i Malaya's paramount industries. r «eir job is to separate
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    Hawkers By-laws Are Fair
    168 3 Hawkers By-laws Are Fair THE SINGAPORE Hawkers Union has suggested to the Town Cleansing Department of the City Council to license stall- hawkers district-by-district. This method of licensing will facilitate th« work of tin- department and will avoid any rush, said Mr. Teo Pens* Bok, President of the Union yesterday.
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      26 3 §^^^TTRL?rTrriFp I^r^ I"™^^n!rvYr«;v1 "™^^n!rvYr«;v DW/ f!ALL 'IM OFF' I WASNT PUT 'IM AW,OOOLA,HONt'jT JTf«^^B OH.JUbI I WLLLLi Lh', I .;:v:^ i v li^fcjj1 i^fcjj ft. W— ■>—^.^^—
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  • BOOKS of The WEEK
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      Robust Self Portrait Of A' Painter
      863 4  - Robust Self Portrait Of A' Painter Harold Nicolson Chiaroscuro. By Augustus John. (Jonathan Cape. 305.) By PAINTERS almost mvan- ably write strong prose, mainly because they concentrate upon what they wish to say rather than upon bow to say it. It became evident, even when his first "Fragments of Autobiography"
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      Revealing Study Of The Real Chekhov
      682 4 Chekhov the Dramatist. By David Magarshack. (L<>hniann. 215.) By EDWARD CRANKSIIAW I^HE familiar response to the vision of Chekhov Is an instinctive movement of escape from the gaze of a man who sees too deeply into the human heart. And so he is labelled
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      uNKNOWN
      147 4 Curl Linnai-u*. Ej Km it H'igbrrg. Translated 'to n the Su-pdish by Ate Blair. Cape. P1p.264. 18«. E arc told In tl i that this a v. irk tor the t noi a plain biography. it is said bo bi i [y of the I- ideas, and ai t
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      Old-World Music
      12 4 Old- World Music 1 M U < i g 1 i f < K
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      Collection Of Short Poems
      430 4 Nones. By \V H. Auden. Faber. Pp. 72, 10s fid. "IN this his first collection of short poems in eight years Mr. Auden may be seen defending his title. He wins on points. For sheer fluency and felicity in the ordering of words he is not
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      HANDY, SMALL DICTIONARY
      88 4 IVUTTALLS Standard Dic--1 tionary appears in a revised and enlarged edition (Warne. pp. xvi. 1.2:^2 21s> Since its fir.st appearance in !8M it has undergone several thorough revisions, and the latest, by Mr Lawrence H. Dowson, makes it one of the handiest *of the smaller English dictionaries.
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      Pick Of The New Novels
      513 4  -  PAUL BLOOMFIELD By RICCARDO Bacchelli's The Mill on the Po (Hutchinson. pp. 591, 15s) i$ a substantial historical novel of Northern Italy in the nineteenth century. From the Italy of Napole.n. Stendhal. Byron we are carried through to the Risorgimento Bind a Tier bv a
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      291 4 \zm BE TALLER jtffe 2to i inches utAVllll> JHh/ ttJr Jl l!l or| d healthy people are universally IB -I m?r*i admired while short ond stumpy get beV^T 'fV I ilMld y n notice<l HYTEX GROWTH FOOD vt IV *f p arc 9 uoran^ ce^ f0 increase your V l/f
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      77 4 §f AN' PON'T TRY Y VOU HAVE Tl fGETTIN' TH' OL 7 HEAVE- Y\ f WHATS TH' iPEA O'T I MAPeI ft •-v ...AN' L WANT 1 EATIN' HERE MARVELOUS HO AGAIN/ HE V > < r I THIS MEASURING J A NOTE I*_ f^S) ITO SEE IF THIS I
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    THREE MORE TERRORISTS OUT
    374 5 WOMAN RED IS CA UGHT IN ILL. HOSPITAL KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Security forks' Killed three terrorists and' wounded four ethers in the Federation yesterday. One terrori>t surrendered this morning and a suspected woman terrorist was arrested in a Kuala Lumpur hospital today and plaeed under armed
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    'Morning Air Of Goodwill'
    80 5 'Morning Air Of Goodwill' i Stall Correspondent S IB CoinrnisIfi Malcolm "'-I i.j v assured i:ig M inicJpa] Services B-i-ain will bark m movement in :\i~ teifbrating aO wita a rie Runnymede MaeDooaJd: "I aro r.e O'jveramer.t I k[. m that gh respect a.-.d i ■;v the demo- .vemt'.'it the
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    Police Get 'Dud' Note
    27 5 TI one i i 11 DOU In l.'i r :;i^ nan. ls ol it a> piv-•M'-.k ivc been I e are still i
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    Stars Were Not There
    90 5 < AI.OR STAR. Sun Th< Peninsular Malays' Union which is holding a Congress it 1 Alor Star. sufFered a setbacl I when .Malay film stars fron !l Singapore failed to turn up io l a concert as promised. i Hundreds ol inns, who wen I 1
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    Manager Shot By A Special
    62 5 Manager Shot By A Special Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sun. Mr. C C, Stevens. European manager ol the Kampar Idris Hydraulic tin mine Limited died yesterday in the Batu Ga.lah hospi tal. He was accidentally shot by a Special Constable o: duty. Mr Stevens, aged 44. leaves behind a wife
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    Jeep Upsets, Four Hurt
    47 5 BATU PAHAT. Sun.— Sorn< Chinese vvayang fans, whei I travelling down Jalan Kjuanj in a jeep were involved in ai accident yesterday. The jeei skidded on the slippery ro;u and overturned. Four of them receive! seri ou.s injuries and were taken t hospital.
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    PROSECUTION: NO EVIDENCE
    227 5 iroll. >nn. Police (ionstal)le Alimad Inn Ka^im (21 who sfcol at a car at th<» junction of Hume Street mill Vmlrr^on H«>a<l on January 111 had the charge of nrasing htlii l»> a rash act preferred aiiain->t him earlier trilhdmwn in the magistrate's court yesterday. Ahmad was
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    Chairman Walks Out In Protest
    104 5 Standard staff Correspondent j A LOR STAR, Sun.— Quite a sensation was caused at yesterday's meeting of the Pensinsular Malays' Union when the chairman of the meeting, Inche Talib Ahmad of Selangor 1 walked oui in protest against a remark made by the Union secretary,
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    COURT TOLD OF ROAD AMBUSH
    869 5 \U JOSEPH YEO, St SEGAMAT, Sun. N. Company, a special squa< ambushed l>\ terrorists while in a lorry on way l>a Estate Bekok. As soon a> shots were the lorry, look cover and i and shol guns. After the battle was over, i they discovered
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    Bateks Earned $3,000,000
    125 5 Bateks Earned $3,000,000 KOTA BAHRK. Sun.— Accord- I ing to the .statistics piled up by the Development Board Kelantan, th e Batek industry h.»d a boom year last year. There were 'more than ofl batek factories which turned out about 800.000 bateks ol different qualities that found a ready market
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    One Didn't Make It
    106 5 MALACCA, Sunday. The second drowning tragedy with- in the week occurred here this I morning when a member of a picnic party of the Posts j Telecoms Sports Club was reported missing oil Pulau Besar. A party of 60 members the Club weve in a laun
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    Now It Has 50 Bananas
    71 5 IPOH. Sun. The freak banana tree in Kampong Java is growing from strength to strength. When first noticed there were about ten bananas on the shoot. Now there aiv 50. I There is no sign too that the shoot is withering. .Mean- j while more
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    Full Honours
    46 5 BUTTERWORTH. Sun Tho funeral of pilot J. Wooi killed in an air crash on Friday took place at the Western Roa I cemetery yesterday with fu:. military honours. A service wis conducted hi the graveside by the Rev. Gibbon, Chaplain uf the R.A.F. Station.
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    FEBRUARY CROP
    19 5 The crop harvested on Bukit Hitam Estate for the month of February, thij year was 34,000 lbs.
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      80 5 FEDERATION MPIARY pen am; ick\: T;-e Breaking P >■■ I 3 15. G 15 and l-"> p m CATUAY: Fißhtina Mw o: Tic Plains 3 IS, 819 and 9 l •> •m. ODEON: Tarzan Findi A Son 315 t> 15 arid I* 15 p in \\|\l»oK: One Nighi (Tam ll
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      76 5 IPOH iti ij\ David An l Bathshebi 12 45 :t. b4."» and 9 i"» p m oih.on: Show Down 12 ;<. tj 45 and 9 l» p m si N: 7-;»:a:,a 'H.' >!.' I' 3o. 6. »nC i KIA: A And C Meet The Invls b.e Man 1245, 3. 6.43
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      78 5 i REX: Samsai im (Tam I -30 and 9 p.m I SI N: K-v i i I.ikh I Mi' V»,ih Tham Mf rhi Leng id ll a.m., t 1 3 7.15 a I fl 30 p.m I UtLTOXs Pak Jee S Kmg I (Cantone e) 1. 3, 6.45 ■id9 13
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      Not Really Free
      354 6 "PLANTERS, especially the* smallholders, win ao 1 well to heed the warning of rubber magnate Mr Lee Kong Chian, that with-the U. S Government still -maintaining restrictions on end use, the rubber market is not really free, and that the Malayan rubber industry is still being exposed
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      Boh Eng's Troubles
      560 6 I/OR davs. Boh Eng, illiterate Chinese farmer living two miles ofl the 17th milestone Jurong Road, has been trying to gel his identity card renewed as ordered by the Government of Singapore. For days he has left the tilling of his land, barely an acre in extent,
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    Going Back On American Reforms
    996 6  - Going Back On American Reforms HESSELL TILTMAN a\\\\\\\vv\\v\vwwvwv\vvv\\\v\\v\; i Tltfs is the «c*coit«f 1 ?a£ three articles* < ton the J%eu? Japan ißy (Manchester Guardian Correspondent) VW\\\\\\\VlVWW\WVl\\\\Y\\\\\\\V* TOKIO. APART from the ques* 1 tion of rearmament, public debate in Japan centres on who is going to run the country after
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      Ten Or 7?
      143 6 Sir;—Your editorial writer should state the facts more clearly. He has made great I play, and cynical play at that, with the number seven in connection with the resi- dential qualification propos- > cd by the City Council. In fact it is 7 years out of the
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      RULES FOR STC CONDUCTORS
      193 6 Sir:—The Vehicle and Tn.flie Committee should not put more hardships to the public, by increasing fines, etc., etc. I have known conductors of private buses refusing to take extra passengers for the fear of being fined should they carry more than the licensed capacity. If these
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      WISE WORDS OF CAUTION
      325 6 Sir:—With reference to your truly informative leading article. "Seven Years," (though I must frankly say that so far I have only heard of the "seventy apost;cs"\ and not the "seven"!), it seems to me that some Singaporeans are very much like a certain sectior of the
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      Conscription Bill Reactions
      382 6 Sir—l am ashamed at the hypocritical things that people permit themselves to say a v, *u when interviewed by the Press. I took a cross section of reactions to the Conscrip- tion Bill and this is what I found. AN OLD TIMER was found staring hard at
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      Hospital Assistants' Duties
      419 6 Sir, Anent the Guna-cekera-Caldwell controversy over the Hospital Assistant, whatever may be the merits and demerits of their arguments, one thing stands out clear, and that is when Mr. Caldwell who may be the head of the Dept. of Pharmaceutics in the University of Malaya, says that
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      Help The Young To Learn Skilled Trades
      256 6 S'r: T live in a fishing village "amongst about two hundred families who all depend on the skill of one tradesman, a boatbuilder. If it were not for this one man the whole viiia^e would not be able to carry on. Tin's trade-man
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      129 6 OVAITINE^^ f I^RESH milk is reinfor, <l m impmt.M.! r elements and vitamins ;«mi !<•<■ delicious food beverage on the a i\ cl i t •Ovaltine'. Moreover. Ov;iltm«' has bP properties which improve the dilf^t* 1 milk, thereby making Hi MlllMfl available. tine Amongst other valuable fo<Kl fa< t" rs
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    AUST. CUTS IMPORTS BY HALE
    394 7 In Drastic Attempl |To Halt Drain On Overseas Balances CANBERRA, Mar. I Australia slashes Imports i drastic attempt to halt th balances* Impoi ters will in futur< j entering the i y with a lew n inor exci ption 9, (Renter AAP). l»y a half
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    Truman Urges More Aid For French In I-C
    112 7 M wiI.MiTON. Mar. 9, y, r President Tru- n.ts told Congress that h forces in Indo- -Aill iiipd more Ameh. Ip to defeat the inivt rebels. iipfj on the military ..nomir aid prone WSI to Congress lac President said: un-ater efforts will
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    Biggest Ever Budsei Of USSR Passed
    82 7 Biggest Ever Budsei Of USSR Passed j Mar 9 (UP)— 1 bjp fan the the Soviet Union restei laj i.v one i al hou c- ol the Rus ia's Par- nit »-i! idgei as H is«a nd tfe i1 ief ..ci <;:.■.. r| fOf rx- 4".' 'i 10 00 i
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    Jap Three-Day Beer Reported Cheap, Good
    164 7 rOKYO, Mar. 9. (AP). The Japanese Patent l \r>ttniay gave its accolade "noteworthy invento a method of brewing beer in just three days. beer is i ep< »rt< the 1 J i 43- i old Tokyo chemist, Shigeru Hayakawa, c.V.'..- lor t:. e usual
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    Form, Order Of Toast For Queen
    40 7 MM>N. Mar. 9 (IP) h/afH'th II fCStOT- wci the foltowinc: i!,J ortler for Koyal lie tjueen". 2. I /.ibeth. the Queen Qaeca Mary, the ■I f (imhur^h and mh«rs of the Royal funii I
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    NATO Said Interested In Far East
    233 7 NA TO Said Interested In Far East I Canada's External Affairs I Minister, Mr. Lestei Pearson. said Friday that problems ot the Korean war an<l of the East loomed iarg e in the [minda ol members of NATO Council la.^t, month. Trip Chairman ol the Council i lid at a
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    Pope Urges More Of World's Goods Be Given Needy
    143 7 VATICAN CITY, Mar. 9 (AP) Pope Pi. is XII urged yesterday that more of the world's goods be given to the needy. There is a "contrast between immoderate luxury and poverty that is sometimes shameful and always heartbreaking," he said in
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    They Did Lock For A Needle In A Haystack
    206 7 THEY W€W actually looking for a needle m a haysta.k which is not so hard after all, as it was found m exactly 20 minutes and 25 seconds. The 9-foOt haystack \*as on a bomb site near St. Paul's Cathedral for
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    Where 76 Were Killed
    71 7 Where 76 Were Killed pnoiO. An American guard makes his round outside the barbed wire enclosure of Compound 82 at the civilian internees camp on Koje Island, otf the southern end from Pusan, Korea, where 76 were killed during the recent rioting. The UN Command on Feb. 23 announced that
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    US Mission To Bargain With Franco
    186 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 0 <AP) —A special United States mission with a US$lOO,OOO,OOO bankroll will go to Madrid in a few weeks to negotiate with Generalissimo Francisco Franco for naval and air bases in Spain. Officials said yesterday the bases are desired on a standby
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    8 US Army Men Killed In Crash
    92 7 KLEINE SCHEIDEGG, Switzerland, Mar. 9 (UP) Four i Swiss guides reached the wreck- l age of a United States Air Force* < C-47 high in the Swiss Alps yes- terday and reported all the j Americans aboard were killed when the plane smashed
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    US To Curb Soviet Travel In Country
    234 7 RETALIATORY MEASURE WASHINGTON, Mar. 9, will clamp travel restrictior next week in retaliation for assigned to it was (UP).— The United States is on 235 Soviet citizens curbs placed on Americans learned yesterday. li Moscow, Trie restrictions, to be \w\-~ nounced on Tuesday
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    Piccard Plans New Ascension
    148 7 MINNEAPOLIS Minnesota, Mar. 9 (UP)—Be'.gian-born Professor Jean Piccard, 68-year-old pioneer balloon ascensionist. said yesterday he will make one more stratospheric climb, possibly to find' out about Mars. The wiry Professor of Aeronautical Engineering at the University of Minnesota, reaened the compulsory retirement ag e but longs
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    Untitled
    33 7 WASHINGTON, Mar. 9 (UP)— T:ie International Materials Conference reported Friday that the free world shortage of .some strategic materials is easing, but supplies of copper, tungsten, molybdenum and cobalt are still scarce. i.\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\WV\\»
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    Venezuela Expels Time Reporter
    64 7 CARACAS, Mar. 9 (UP) Philip Payne Caribbean correspondent" for Time magazine was expelled from Venezuela yesterday for helping a pretty blonde secretary elude the police. Payne left }or Panama by air. -Miss Evelyn Trujillo. a young secretary wanted by the federal" security police for questioning in
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    Overture To Atom Written
    84 7 ROCHKSTKR. Tennessw, Mar. 9 (IP)— Dr. Arthur Roberts, associate professor of physics at the University of Rochester, has written an atomic symphony called "Overture for the Dedication of a Nuclear Reactor". It will receive a premiere performance by the Oak Ridge Symphony Orchestra at Oak Ridge,
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    'Broad Accord' On US Policy
    117 7 NEW YORK. Mar. 9 <AP) Former Assistant Secretary of State Dean Rusk said there is "a broad basis of national understanding and agreement on the main lines' of American foreign policy. "A caref.il examination will disclose that there i>; more bipartisanship than the participants (in
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    US Mechanical Heart Used Successfully
    117 7 PHILADELPqiA, Mar. 9 (UP)—An improved mechanical heart was used successfully on a human being for the first time in America yesterday, the Pennsylvania Hospital announced. "Patient Peter Durning, 41, a steelworker from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, died two hours after an operation in which three hospitals co-operated.
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    Jets Collide
    35 7 TORONTO, Mar. 9 <AP)— Two Canadian Air Force jet fighters collided yesterday over King, 20 miles north of here, and the two reserve pilots flying them on weekend training flight* were killed .\\\\v\\\\\\\v\v\\\v\\.\\\w\\\\\\vv\\\
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    N'lists Modify Demand On Jap Recognition
    239 7 N'lists Modify Demand On Jap Recognition TOKYO, Mar. 9 (IP). Nationalist China has agreed to Japanese recognition of its sovereignty over the territory which it now rules or will rule in future i not over all China as the Nationalists appeared to have been insisting in their negotiations with the
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    N'lists To Get Share Of Loot
    127 7 N' lists To Get Share Of Loot WASHINGTON, Mar. 9 IUP) American officials said yestei d;)> 7 they were prepared to i j i Nationalist China "immediately" US$7OO,OOO out "l the Looted Property Fund in Japan as the result of a Si.it^ Department decision to give the Chiang Kaishek Government
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    HK Groups Not To Hand Out Donation
    248 7 HK Groups Not To Hand Out Donation H( >N< IK< >NG, Mar 1 IFt ih i AAP I Representatives f the <• (it:.« i., I in r of Commerce ind th< F« tion of Trade Unions will net carry o the distribution of HK$lOO,OOO donated by the people of Canton
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    US Jets For Italy
    45 7 BRINDISI Italy. MLai r < |H< Itei 'I be first Ain< i id planes Eor the [1 tlian force arrived here y* U Th,. plane F M fi ter bombers, are being supplu d i thf mutual ieU m e i- irame.
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    MORE BUSINESS IN SHARES
    267 8 Market Hails A New Counter By A Special Correspondent SOMEWHAT increased business was written during the week while markets readjusted their; i«!eas to -a prospective lower Malayan income eon-! sequent on the decline in rubber. On Friday, when there was a sharp upturn in our staple
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    The Week's Business
    247 8 Industrials: Alexandra Brick efei encc *>'.' 121 and $2 13. Fr iso .id NeaA e Ordinary $3.80 to > i to S3.t»7| c.d Malayan Bre- u\s $3. (Hi > $4.95 j.- d Malayan i e •;<••! $1 02J and 51.00. Malayan Collieries $l.t»7J and $1.70. Robin I
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    Japan Cuts Rubber Manufactures
    49 8 Japan Cuts Rubber Manufactures i HE Japanese Government has decided to advise the nation's rubber manufacturing indusi y to cut down operations by 30 cent for the next *V.:' m mths Some '^'00 manufacturers it; various rubber products r; ma from automobile to rubber clot i are affected.— AFP.
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    Ceylon Rubber Road Tests
    135 8 i RUBBERISED bitumen is being use-j by the Ceylon P.W.D. as j i the surface dressing for section or a J.iatf in Colombo. The inter- j nal roads ol the Colombo Plan exhibition grounds have also been treated with this surface < j dressing. i Mr
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    A Whale Of A Swallow
    55 8 A stripped-down H-19 helicopter starts to disappear into the mouth of a huge C-124 Globemaster plane at Wesiover field. Massachusetts. The 'copter, one of several destined for rescue work in Korea. is being flown in the huge cargo plane. It is shown being pulled into
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    Company Reports
    384 8 Hongkong: and Shanghai Bank- ing Corporation. Balance sheet reveals a marked increase in i liquid resources even over the impressive figures of last year. This coupled with only a moderate increase in advances and a lower figure for Government securities indicates a cautious appraisal of future prospects which
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    Lyttelton Visii Is Linked With HK Supplies Increase
    88 8 Hongk ing manufacturers have beea heartened t-> learn that the Colony will receive a quota o l 3.000 tons ot galvanized* iron s teets from the United K. the .second quarter this year. This is ten times the ailoc [or [be first
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      665 8 TAZI RECULAfI TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overlaid jfta Fnncisco Los Angeles AD American Canadian Cities Penan g P S'ham Spore An I. ASF WILLIAM LDCKENBACH t4/26Mar n/28Mar tMMar/SApi 23Apr Tar bill DartlCUiari of Ury Cargo Deep laa«j and Passenger Bookings etc Agents ANGLO FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. lei s,,orr h -vi
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      396 8 CHINA NAVIGATION C& LTD. Kesulai Sailings to China and Japan fr« m Suisapftre Tort Swettennam Pen;in^ .\l>o diiet'l Sniling from Bangkok Indonesia* to China lanan IlueSiHirt Due Penan i- rom "Shan'si* Mar 10th Mar 14th Hongkong Sails Sails Sails Penan? P. S'h ra S'pore For "Fooehow" Mar 19th H'kong Japan
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      383 8 J4VA NEW YORK SAILINGS Koval Knlterdam l.lo\(1 Holland Amerl<-:< I inp Nreirrland I ine Kotlt'tdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX, BOSTON. NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. MOBILE N! \Y ORIGANS. Spore P S'ham Penan;; TABIAN (SMN) 17/23 Mar H 25 Mar 26 :7 Mar GAROET (RL) 27 Mar/3 Apr 4 Apr 5 6
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      380 8 B'pore p g -nONIA" for Btryrkok IMS It* "PANAMA" for Bangkok Hongkong. Manila Kobt St Yokohama 111! Apr "MEONIA" for Saigon Bangkok KM Apr FROM JAPAN -lIOM.kOV. "BINTANO" for Ranekok i:M(. a SAIIIN(.S TO CONITNtINI KANIHNtfy For Colombo Aden Port Said C.cno* Ar... Hamburg Copenhagen Gothenborj v «'pore P.ffcMi "KAMBODIA'
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  • We, the PEOPLE
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      DISSATISFACTION AMONG INDIAN DOCTORS IN MALAYA
      635 9 DISSATISFACTION AMONG INDIAN DOCTORS IN MALAYA ierary I s have t\- -(fen to enl i ex 22 at Uc I f G irerning coodi- faced on faries epted <-r Va n pi a;><: 'they r rn and i <a) contract foi three years with option to extend. (b) appoint i
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      WOULD THE S.I.T. OBLIGE?
      121 9 Sir; With reference to your report on the 4th February 1052 concerning the allocations of S.I.T. fiats under the new system it would be of interest to your readers who are Trust applicants to know whether the 150 allocations mentioned have been approved by the Trustees.
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      Hospital Assistants And Pharmacy Course
      302 9 Hospital Assistants And Pharmacy Course wering for e ai the el ave two of Phai mary H id wh hi a i I Jic;)l Rght r a \sl h on retroti. t re- r thai 'iu' mere fact thai so few detected mistakes I een made by hospital tants does
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      FYE-SORE IN MALACCA
      38 9 n I pe thi i ted" ssionc it i grace- p ting expense I ihej also trail I i gress i iie bnals left in the streets are only to the s Settlement people. rmoGKEsa
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      LONG RESIDENCE IS NO TEST OF LOYALTY
      317 9 LONG RESIDENCE IS NO TEST OF LOYALTY S he 5< .en iar resi- qualification proved 'he City Couni« a Imittance ol e political ineptitude of people It is a u in Ii a* m r hat local candidates for the elections do not enjoy the confide! e of the electoi
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      WHY NOT ENGLISH SUB-TITLES?
      235 9 Sir; May I use the medium of your valuable paper for the picture going public to voice their requirements for pictures other than English speaking talkies. Foreign films like Egyptian and French, have wisely sub-titled theirs in English, but others like Indian, Malay and Chinese have
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      Ipoh's P.A.E.A. Activities Are Not Conducted Under Cloak Of Secrecy
      663 9 Sir: It "is not my intention to answer S. E. T. of Ipoh— lor, if he is really interested as he claims to be, he could have attended the meetings which were announced in the Press, or got an answer
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      Members Of PMU Are Not Dispersed
      210 9 Members Of PMU Are Not Dispersed Sir: My attention drawn to the article in the Utusan MLelayu dated 3-3-52 in whi'-h a member of the Malay Peninsular Union (Singapore) alleged thai the 'P.M.U. exists in name only, but had done nothing useful to the pub ic 1 and thai Ihe
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      70 9 clcdclouS icing I I GIVE ME YOUR RECIPE Jr" V fVI r^W 1^ 1 eK B V \nr 3m? w 3Ku %o wh;fo. so fine, so wonderful for .ill youi t-iwcy cooking! Now back in the shops again Pr.cc controlled at 70 cent* per »b. picket. FAiKOO HALF CUBES AND
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      77 9 yjne sip oj this iSk) y^ N 7 > v will bathe the drooping spirits w tT^ VJlgy"^- >-^ J I L a V 1111 i*f i beyond the bliss of dreams Jj|A Milton must have peered into a crystal iEBa W^C v7q//^E ball to write these hues How else
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      62 9 r- r.^., .-t Ae ic T nc\| fesv T^ I did it again... S* 1 DOtsT r. :ay ivvrj^Tl I 75A ,^EE, TME MOUSE LpOkS^— A ?Lp^t rLEANi KgIi.fALWAVS HAVING Jr! r THERE 'OOLOI ,«U /^■L_ MICE AND CLEAN! y^-^fIQN TME I CLEAN I K\tHE WRONG /i 1 Wf»f -V
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    Photography
    1161 10  -  Peter Robinson H i L> fc >Nj^^^,,M^ <( i >^-»^->^-'»^^i_r» l ri_iri_<-».<— \oi bare, far, ia <»ur )iiu'-\ of adventure*, 0i H .red Mime valuable t t 1 sure The treasure <>f i r,t baying. The treasure optk tl kn<»u how. Thr ti -:ir t ai fxpuMi; p. Noa
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    Club Produces It's Syllabus
    164 10 I.V line with all the big camera clubs in England and America, the. Singapore Camera Club has produced a very comprehensive syllabus for the first hulf of tJiis year which sets out the weekly discussions, photography classes, Quarterly competition* among the members, annual exhibition, picnics, and
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    Of men and music
    645 10 Of men and music ]~)1UI.IP VAZ his struck a winning combination with his Imnd .1 1 Singapore's C'apite.l Ballroom. The band has an infectious gaiety enthusiasm (call what you will) any aay after hearing them on two occasions I am enthusiastic to 1 The line up i s three mi:;
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      82 10 Better Lenses Better Pictures f "p^— *m-v^p^ j -i^B&rfi '^3b 2J" x 21" PERKEO II WITH I xceptlonally good definition, bnllance of contrast, and natural rendering of colours characterize the ColorSkopar Lens as one of the new VOIGTLANDER »vgh•tfkiency Anastigmats. MAIN FEATURES SMALL, H\M)\ Afso STKEiMLIiSE m Telescopic tinder Body
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      137 10 Manchrstcr Pictures Fr^m: 1 i 121 (.IMAM; iu)\d StNGATOd Ov\i»m to late arrival <»r <>tn mmi ipecial frames from <)\«'r^(^^^. t!sv fulfillnw placed with us b> oiu cUets m th< l> i tularlv of K« lant.ui. Trcny^itiu h.i^ h Efforts are beißC made to e^prdit- iistri 1 pictures in Kedah.
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      231 10 i i > <•;••:•■ v- i ihe j 1 i > 111.: I i I hi -< J irU h..u i I Iht il-o J >«M t>r i>ut inl« practice. > ii til.irU It N'.u .tr. filled i tuiti> n in. r. 1 Um 5 J i nhtup to i
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      273 10 MONDAY CROSSWORD By special arrangement with The Times and The Manchester Guardian. Exclusive to The Singapore Standard (Copyright) iti' ht a 3 Mi 4 isr iiTl 7 1 i i II iji 8 1. 1 i i i H K#" IM IH 9 HI H tH It^ m in |p
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      71 10 ON THE AIR K \F>IO |i/y M\(,\i i t •< i Mr I Hues from I" I I ht i, (>r«v<> <»..(,• i li roi i,.. "Lin i, I Kl M i HI *rkU h j I utifiim Stud u IVIV( Sei tar I •i I'• l> M i: I'
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    Newcastle Set For FA Cup Record
    550 11 LONDON, March B.— Not for over 60 years has the English Football Association Cup been won by the same club in two successive seasons but Newcastle United must stand a fine chance of repeating their triumph of last year. This brilliant manner in which
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    GOLF Here's How
    108 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Sread I? \oiyi Her? [i a tt'l picture Jo!!' 'h" ,h or< a sliorj shot. V'r rhat !>■<• pliyrr'i toeif/hl ii /.'rii tnd il hi;>s h i i toted horizontal plane. You '> i 1 The Flips C Hie during the rot by raising tli«
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    Today's Sport
    54 11 Today's Sport SOCCKR: SAFA Ist div.— j AAA r Chinese Casuals at Jalan Besar stadium: SAFA Div. ZA Aston AC v Immigration SC ai Geylang; K. Muslim League Netuji MSC at CYMA. SBHFA LeagueShell r Mansj elds c Shell; SCS "-4" v Bum at Farrer Park; Puum Buko<a o V
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    Naval Base Beat CSC
    106 11 Naval Base Beat CSC In a friendly cricket fixture the' Naval Base "earn defeated the Ceylon Sports Club "A 1 team by three wickets on the Balestier ground yesterday. Ine CSC were all out for 56 runs. Originally fixed as a whole day game the morning's rain curtailed it to
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    Rovers Took Match, Fathul Won Crowd
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    Max Faulkner Passes Through
    198 11 GOLFER Max Faulkner, British Open and Master'* Champion, experts t« play in Singapore during th«- second week of April. He arrived b$ air from < bo Last night bit the e i no golf club official ■■■-t-i/ meet him at the Faulkner leaves fa Sy< morrow
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    Japs Beat Kiwis
    109 11 1 TOKYO. M.tr 1 < Al'i A cro i i C 000 and th< p themselves <•■ e itun ed i the Hew 'Zc and i£b bowed toda <• K Japanese Start, 3 Nt-'As Agericy rep 1 <d lro« Fukuoka. No r.nc had thought 4 e T
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    127 11 KOI RAJA'S pUyrrs and officials kMVt patched up a ci 11 1> dispute whuh ilni.it ened to Milit up m« n i> and wash out leauu< »<■<! hopes <>i fiJTipwr'ii be*fl .Malay WCrrr combination The dispute between w>r< eral pl.i is and MM <»f'i tills oi
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    118 11 RAY CEBEWWAf i <<* i ins Australian write i n »>! boxer, arrived in Stetapoi* late yesterday on the M Charon under contract 1* promoter Nene «li" matched him against coloui ful Filippino fighter I itlie Paras for his first fifclil. i scheduled for April 1
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    St. Joseph's Beat P. Brani
    89 11 St. Joseph's Beat P. Brani j B1 Joseph*! I on the dcti i lint ball next 90 to s: :■>.: 2-1 v B: .;.i B I a )>< ebt»-: i.t y After a c i <c f» Jost-I*:. s BWil I ar.d r«IUU d n to the m ■''<■■■'■ J
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    'SABOTAGE' ATTEMPT ATTACKED AT B.A.M. MEET
    920 12 'SABOTAGE' ATTEMPT ATTACKED AT B.A.M. MEET Lim Chuan Geok Climbs Down On Hall Issue KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A motion by the Singapore Badminton Association that the Thomas Cup matches •should be played in the 'Singapore Badminton Hall" was described by Mr. Khoo Teik Ee, presid- ent of the Badminton Association
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    Friend, Thy Hand
    49 12 Writhing in an arm lock put j on him by Tiger Holden, Kins Kong desperately reaches out for hHp from his partner Costello in Saturday's tas-team wrestlin» match at the Happy World. Singapore. Ko;is later fought with Oostello and the pair lost to the SamaraHolden team.
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    186 12 Hock Leng Is Told To Appeal IV I THE. sumption of Ike President of the Badminton Association of Mil.i\.i. Mr. Khoo Teik I c Johore Badminton \nmm iution yes t e rday Igreed to withdraw their mutmn that the B.A.M. wnidci Cbfons Hock I rag for itiri!: r Thomas i:n
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    311 12 Kl ALA LUMPUR, Sun— Mr. Khoo Teik Ee was reelected president of the Badminton Association of Malaya today. Other officials voted to office: today were-: Vice Presidents: Mr. Heah JooJ Seang, (Penang), Mr. Chan Lai Hong (Perak). Mr. Loke Wan Tho and Mr. Wee Ghim Term
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    Next Meeting
    48 12 THF next annual general meeting of the Badminton Asso- ciation of Malaya will be held > on Jon. 25 1953 at Kuala Lumpur. It was decided that members j of the committees attending B.A.M. meetings be paid $10 for j food and $10 for lodging per day.
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    Malayans Win
    45 12 LONDON Mar. 9 (AFP)— The Malayans L. T. Lee and E. B. Choong yesterday won the Surrey Open Metis' Doubles badminton championship at Wimbledon. In the final match they defeated j NT. B. Red ford (Warwickshire) and W. S. Shute (Kent) 15-lj, 15-10.
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    KEEN SPORT AT KEDAH GYMKHANA
    778 12 EIG SWEEP Total P >•»! 510.15(1 nett. Itr.t Prize: No. ?:>O.JB s.vo:."'. < Seeosd Prixe: No. "MiWil s. •:>:::. Third Prize: No. M -»i8 M.'.'.S. Starters iM:: each): is: 1 's. >:■.. *****. Standard Stall VIOK STAR, Sun.— I j. mml on Bonn) Gn 3
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    PIRUZ BEATS OOI TEIK HOCK
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    PSC Open The Season With Six-Wkt. Win
    190 12 PENANG. Sun. Penang i Sports Club made a promising .start this cricket season when they beat Penang Recreation Club by sin wickets on the West- j ern Road ground today. j PSC were prominent in their batting against ;> fairly strong attack. X
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    346 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The following are the resultj ot i Saturday's cricket matches in Kuala Lumpur. On the Padang the RAF bt\it the Selangor Club by nine wickets. The Club batted first and were all out tor 7(> runs. Their highest scorers were Mansbridge 27. Jumeaux 18,
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    Johore Surprise NS In FAM Cup
    240 12 BAIT PAHAT, Sun.— Johore defeated Negri Sem bilan by one goal to nil in the first match of the soccer knockout competition for the F.A.M. Cup. The Johore came from a penalty in the middle of the first half. Johore owed the victory entirely
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    125 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The first step to Malaya's Sportsman of Year was taken today when a meet ing coir. ene< i by h Section of Ihe TPCA a.pj ed a three-man w >rk ng tnittee to draft the rule A I competition. Tlie committe app
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