Singapore Standard, 27 March 1952

Microfilm: NL2290
Total Pages: 12
1 12 Singapore Standard
Page thumbnail Page 1
  • Title Section
    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Standard jhguy vCL NO. 269. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
    15 words
  • Article
    Catholics Banned From Y's
    98 1 Catholics Banned From Y's rit M.ir "M (Renter) i^.A.-rful Italian \ttion OriMni/i „t niuht banned oli, > from joininu the s A U- Vounii Men's m \ss«Mi.ition. alii Attion the i hunh\ chief i iti.» n for laymen a bet iuse V.M.C..V .m ip.illy Protest nt tore* 1 it mu>t
    98 words
  • Article
    Outsider Wins Lincolnshire
    55 1 Outsider Wins Lincolnshire f f\« «»f Mar. 26: (RevPhariza won I imoinshire Handicap. Urj a. in second and I i Prn third. Forty 1 1 1 X- miv 33-1 Phariza. 40 til.-% BS-| La PrinXbraham's Star was 1 f f. ourite. \\»n h\ ont* and a half Iks with the
    55 words
  • Article
    French Arrest P.M., Declare Martial Law
    237 1 isia Crisis PARIS, Mar. 26 (Keuter)— The French authorities rested Tunisius Prime Minister, M. Mohamed ami three other Cabinet Ministers and declared law throughout the protectorate. According to reports reaching here this morning they were taken on board a military plane to an undisclosed
    237 words
  • Article
    Dudley Senanayake Appointed Premier
    87 1 COLOMBO. Mar. 26 (Reuter). \J. Dudley Senanayake, son >• Prime Minister Don Stepher Senanayake who died last week. was ippointed today to succeed his father as Prime Minister. He was appointed by Lord Sou I bin Governor-General ot Ceylon .vho arrived here today by air torn
    87 words
  • Article, Illustration
    FAKE DRUGS MENACE F.E.
    464 1 g Consignments hnipped 1 o h pore Are round Spurious Standard Staff Reporter AN UNDERGROUND drug manufactory, somewhere m Europe, staffed by expert chemists, is believed to be producing millions of dollars worth of certain well -known patented drugs for special distribution m the For East.
    Dept. of Information  -  464 words
  • Article
    Decorations For 270
    67 1 LONDON. Mar. 2(1 -AP>. The Duke of Gloucester bestowed royal decorations on 270 persons, including a woman 9-> years old. at an investiture ceremony m B i^kin^ham Palace today. Actress Flora Robson wn.s made a Commander of the O.rit'i of the British Empire. Decorations for gallantly m
    67 words
  • Article
    39 Dead In 'Funnel Blast
    58 1 CASERTA, Italy, Mar. 2f> (AP) The toll from yesterday's tunnel blast near here rose to ffl dead and 40 injured as the grim work of recovering and identifying bodies continued today. A store of dynamite exploded midway In the threemile hydro-electric tunnel. Mo.st of the
    58 words
  • Article
    2 Lorries, 2 Buses Burned By Bandits
    57 1 IPOH. Wed.— A lorry belonging to the Perak River Hydro Co. and another lorry and two buses were set on fire by bandits about two miles from Kampur early thi> morning. Thrv preje ill burnt a short distance from oil" another. The forar
    57 words
  • Article
    Stalin A 'Chroniclnvalid, Liable To Die Anytime
    265 1 Intelligence Digest Reports LONDON, Mar. 26 (AP). The British magazine which first revealed Soviet Russia has the atom homb said yesterday that Marshal Stalin is a "chronic invalid*' and liable to die anytime. Intelligence Digest," a small privately-owned magazine published by Kenneth de
    265 words
  • Article
    Reds Reject WHO's Germ Probe Offer
    128 1 MUSAN, Mar. 26 (ReuterAAP)— A United Nations cable offering the Communists World Health Organisation assistance m fighting reported epidemics m North Korea was coldly returned to the Allied team at the armistice talks today. Col. Chrinij Communist staff officer ;it the talks, returned the
    128 words
  • Article
    Wiltshire Asked To Be Retired
    109 1 STALHAM, England, Mar. 26 (AP)— Robert C. Wiltshire, Acting Commissioner of Singapore Police, whose retirement from the Colonial Service was announced yesterday, said last night that he himself had asked to be relieved from duty. A Disciplinary Inquiry Commission said Wiltshire was bein<4 dropped from
    109 words
  • Article
    Belgian Tin Pact OK'ed
    77 1 BRUSSELS, Mar. 2G <UP> The Belgian Coagtf Tin Producers Association today ratified a two-year agreement to supply between T.ooo and 9.000 vm s ot tin annually to the United States. The agreement drawn up m Washington last week between the Association representatives and the Reconstruction Finunn.Corporation
    77 words
  • Article
    Gen. Keightley Arrives In Korea
    87 1 SEOUL. Mar. 26 (AP) Britain's top army commander m the Far East arrived here this afternoon on a visit to troops under his command m Kprea. General Sir Charles Keightley was accompanied by Lt. Gen William Bridgetord. Commander of British Commonwealth Forces m Japan and
    87 words
  • Article
    Army PRO: No Intention To Cut Staffs
    64 1 IN connection with the report on proposed retrenchment by the War Department m Singapore which appeared m the Sunday Standard, the Army Public Relations Office said that there is no proposal being considered to reduce the staff of R.E.M.E. Workshops nor of the
    64 words
  • Article
    Fresh Man Needed—So Josey's Out
    139 1 Fresh Man Needed— So Josey's Out LONDON. Mar. 2fJ (AP>Colonial Secretary Oliver Lyttelton said today that the contract of Alex Josey, chief editor of Radio Malaya, had not been renewed because the Malayan Govrenment wanted "some one fresh m the post." The question was raised m the House of Commons
    139 words
  • Article
    Governor Designate Feted In London
    33 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON. March 2<>. Agents for Malaya held a reception last night at the Malaya House m honour of Singapore's Governor Designate. Mr. J. F. Nicoll.
    33 words
  • Article
    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    84 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON Mor. 26. The following ore the closing prices ot rubber ond fin on the London Morker todoy:— LONDON RUBBER LO "?jJ N TIN s 33 Id. Spot £961 per ton Apr /J— 33 d. buyers, £961.10.. seller, i u/ r, n( 31
    84 words
  • Article
    Chinese Respond To Naturalization Call
    270 1 SIR CHENG-LOCK PLEASED DATO SIR CHKNG-LOCK TAN, President of (he Malayan Chinese Association, told The Standard that he Is very pleased with the encouraging response iaf the Chinese m Singapore to avail themselves ol the concession given by Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. the Secretary of State
    270 words
  • Article
    Efforts To Raise Rice Production
    162 1 1 ALL POSSIBLE efforts t< increase rice production and to make maximum supplies for the rice-eating peoples of the world would have to be made if a deterioration In the world rice situation was to be avoided. This wag stated at the Fourth meeting of
    162 words
  • Article
    Armoured Cars
    35 1 PENANG We I 'In..- light a rtnoiired ra r reached h•• t <* today by the l-> Tibif hire i route to }*<m s e( tenham t >r t JFe lei ion Jo* ut
    35 words
  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 1
      97 1 Sews B £iside 1"* Water p* Reservoir Orchids: p speets For Education: Mwe schools f«t i—^ 'tt THr ™/w' lß^ B" ■B^ bHi B> m^B B> VJHv V vJIV V i? "It oil depends what's offering!" Now Q remark like that is hardlu conducive to marital bliss "Susan, most wonderful
      97 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 2
      26 1 SHELL MOTOR OIL tu ,^LVQ^^B h#im^£«uP wßwsl Jpt.i m reasonable prices. Obtainable from all M MM M good class stores. MACLAINE WATSON C C? (M) LTD.
      26 words
Page thumbnail Page 2
  • Article
    $45 MILLION RESERVOIR PLANNED FOR SELETAR
    311 2 3 7" Tunes Size Of Mcßitchie Standard Staff Reporter A NEW $45 million reservoir m the Seletar Catchment Area, three times the size of Mcßitchie or Peirce Reservoir is being planned after a complete survey of the Island's resources. Mr. W. S. Stredwick, City
    311 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Govt. COL Rates For CG Staff
    209 2 THE LOCAL staff of the; Commissioner-General's office j In Singapore has been given the hame rate of cost of living! illowances as those sanctioned by the Colon-. Government to fia employe fironn January. 1951. Mr S S. Manyam, Prcsi- f %©I Uw CommissionerGeneral's Local
    209 words
  • Article
    STC INSPECTOR GETS 3 MONTHS
    555 2 LOOSES NOTICE OF APPEAL REMARKING that one million people were being carried by Singapore Traction Company buses every year, the D.P.P., Mr. E. P. Shanks, said m the First District Court yesterday that if one ticket inspector was corrupted the amount he made might be
    555 words
  • Article
    Daughter And Mother Robbed
    40 2 TWO CHINESE, one armed v.ith a revolver broke into a house m Jalan Tuakong oil' 6t£i mile East Coast Road. Singapore last Tuesday and robbed a woman and her daughter ot $970 m cash and jewellery.
    40 words
  • Article
    Lecture On Life
    43 2 SRI GANGA Prasad Upadhyaya. M.A.. International Aryan League. Delhi, scholar a;ui philosopher and author of many religious books, will deliver a lecture on "The Spiritual Aspect of Life' on Sunday ai 6.30 p.m. at 9 Norn's Road. All are invited.
    43 words
  • Article
    Snatch Thief Said He Was Framed
    124 2 A SNATCH THIEF. Teck Chin Hee. told Mr. Justice Rogers m the Singapore High Court yesterday that the Police fabricated evidence when they said the stolen property was found m his pocket. Teck was appealing against conviction and sentence of six months* rigorous imprisonment
    124 words
  • Article
    CONGRESS MEETING
    28 2 THE annual general meeting of the Seransoon Local Indian Congress will ho held at "i p.m. on Sunday. All the member? are asked to be present
    28 words
  • Article
    Youth Fell 30 Feet
    44 2 Standard Staff Reporter A CHINESE cook, Chu: Buck Lian (16), fell 30 feet from the second storey of a building m North Boat Quay. Singapore yesterday afternoon. He was admitted into hospital with a broken jaw and a fractured arm.
    44 words
  • Article, Illustration
    MING PLATE FOR $ MILLION SHOW
    358 2 MING PLATE FOR MILLION SHOW Standard Woman Reporter .4 BLUE and white plate oj the Ming period with a great historical value is among the many treasures belonging to Mr. Han Wai Toon, of Thomson Rond, Singapore, which will be exhibited at the miV'tn dollar exhibition at the British Council
    358 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Housing Expert In Quest Of Ideas
    363 2 Housing Expert In Quest Of Ideas Standard Woman Reporter ON A QUEST for modern ideas for low-' priced homes, whirh ran be adapted to building m the tropics, Mr. J. Burgr**. General Manager of the Federal and Colonial Building Society, Ltd., of Singapore, will sail today for England m the
    363 words
  • Article
    One-Way Traffic For Collyer Quay
    137 2 One-Way Traffic For Colly er Quay Standard Staff Reporter COLLYER QUAY will become one way for traffic as from tomorrow from 12.30 p.m. to 1.15 p.m., and again from 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. This is purely an experiment to see if this system cannot ease the peak hour flow
    137 words
  • Article
    Malayalam Assn. Drive For Members
    103 2 Standard Staff Reporter A DRIVE for membership and donations tor its building fund has been launched by the Kerala Samajam of Singapore. Mr. J. S. Nair the Secretary, said yesterday." The Kerala Sajnajam is an organisation to promote the cultural interests of the Malayalamspeaking people
    103 words
  • Article
    More Backing For Call-up
    131 2 THE LATEST body 10 give its full support to the National Service Bill is the Kadayanaliur Muslim League Mr A. N. Maidcen. Secretary of the League, told The Standard yesterday that his Committee a1 a recent meeting iinanimojsly resolved to support the Bill and called upon
    131 words
  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
      89 2 STAB BARGAINS FROM OUR LEATHER GOODS DEPT. m Sf x' SIZE 22" Myl^^f^l REAL HIDE WITH pS3 TURNED IN EDGES P*3 AND TWO GOOD Bfl bIH LOCKS :|B NUT BROWN SHADE. jb W^^ USUALLY $70.00 LIMITED QUANTITY 10" STEEL CASH BOXES BLACK FINISH. ENGLISH MADE. f^^^^S3l FITTED 4 LEVER LOCKS
      89 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
      176 2 pERr tt M E 1 GJ 45 FACE POWOEK ROUGE LIPSTICK TALC COLD CREAM VANISHING CPE AM BRILLIANTS HAIR CREAM BOURJOIS r f f eesc c s GRAFTON LABORATORIES LIMITED. SMGAfOV i INDIGESTION y ne/te's the famiUj stotuifaj t .^< There's nothing like a spoonful of De Witt's Ant- flatUjr^
      176 words
  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
Page thumbnail Page 3
  • Article, Illustration
    ORCHIDS COULD BE BIG INDUSTRY
    497 3 American Expert Urges Grow More For ExDort Standard Staff Reporter GIVEN TIME, orchid growing m Singapore willTiecome, like Hawaii, one of the major industries m the Colony. This was the prediction of the foremost amateur orchid grower m the United States, Mr. Rodney Wilcox Jones,
    497 words
  • Article, Illustration
    A dswer To Home Shortage Found?
    329 3 Standard Staff Reporter tJLptllf till types of houses, now being the Beduk settlers from Paya Lebar, may till provide the answer for the City's slum and Hers, official circles believe. and i these 500 each. ti \y lesigned, ojg rooms, a n a |i
    329 words
  • Article
    call For Service By Radio
    120 3 call For Service By Radio 1 Stall Reporter :o mobile Assog .;>. .re. which has g on its own since year, will hold a E egance and Rally m May. ha< not been debut sub-committee :h aspects .it the en formed, lo Association's Mr. X w Burne. the News B
    120 words
  • Article
    Malayan Weds Sydney Girl
    49 3 I SHOP Mow:! of iated at the wedN nna Yin and Dr. Andrews Cathedral n Sat irdaj March 22. the daughter of ll I V'.n and Mrs. Now South Hie 1 groom is the Ml rid Mrs. S. C ore. nut from Sini the ling
    49 words
  • Article
    YOU CAN NOW ADD YOUR MITE
    122 3 Standard Staff Reporter AIR. Tan Chin Tuan, DepiUy frovi lenl ol the Singapore Legislative Council, has turned down an offer by a few promineni Singapore people to bear the cost of the oil paintin 1 of Sir Franklin Gimson which to be hung m
    122 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Mr. Cheng Gives A Warning
    80 3 IF YOlK identity card is torn don't use Scotchtape to pieiv it together or you will be committing an offence! Mr. Cheng Kirn Whatt, Commissioner of Registration, issued this warning yesterday. The "mending" of torn cards with Scotchtape may only be done by the staff
    80 words
  • Article
    S'pore Wins Dance Contest
    78 3 THE Singapore vs Penaqf. Inter-State Mixed Amateur Dance Contest held at Raffles Hotel on March 20 and 21- was won by Singapore. Singapore won the Waltz. Slow Fox-Trot and Quickstep. Penang won the Tango. Singapore was represented by Mr. Lam .loon Khitn and Miss Annie Chia.
    78 words
  • Article
    S. Army Requires $120,000
    122 3 S. Army Requires $120,000 Standard Staff Reporter THE SALVATION Army is launching an appeal for $120,I 000 this year for the maintena nce "and hopes of expansion" of its existing work both m Singapore and the Federation. The appeal will be launched on April 1. Already 7.500 appeal letters have
    122 words
  • Article
    Sarawak Opens Its Arms Then The Jail
    289 3 Sarawak Opens Its Arms Then The Jail Standard Staff Reporter THE COLONY of Sarawak opened first its hands, then its arms, and finally its jail for Lac-hie McDonald London "Daily Mail" S. E. Asia correspondent, and Geoffrey Kerr. RAF. PRO., over the last two days. The visitors arrived m Sarawak
    289 words
  • Article
    SEA SCOUTS WILL SAIL A SEASHELL
    183 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE SHELL Company, has presented a lifeboat complete with sails, compasses and oars, for the First Singapore Trafalgar Sea Scouts. The lifeboat to be called "Seashell" will be presented by Mrs. .T. M. Davidson, wife of the General Manager of AngloSaxon
    183 words
  • Article
    Tay Must Find Work
    109 3 TAY CHEE GI'AV a hawker, who was arrested one week ago for road obstruction and tod by the City Police Magistrate to get a new job. again appeared m Court yesterday, and produced his registration card from the Labour Exchange as evidence that he had registered
    109 words
  • Article
    Congress Officers
    51 3 THE following are office- bearers of the Seletar Naval Bj.se Local Indian Congress. President Mr. K. Vasoo, VicePresident— X. Vcc .ipillai, Hon. I Secretary- P. Gopal Rajah.; Assistant Secretary Paul Christian. Treasurer V. P. Krishnan. Auditors— X. V. Thomas and (>. Ramakrishna Pillai ana a c »m mittee
    51 words
  • Page 3 Advertisements
  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 3 Miscellaneous Column 1
      73 3 vi^-^^x H r, p r WE ARE N OW WHY LOOK.OOOLA, '5A GOOD LIKENESS OF 1 fAN OVERSI6H T, MY jj~^ fDO YOU THINK WLLL /&Zm?&\ tv laVhOULD PROVE /IT'S YOU TO TH'/- 1^ YOU THREE. ..BUT HOW 80Y... AND W£ 'LL W Y O(J'l.l HAVE j THEN IT'LL MA>'l
      73 words
Page thumbnail Page 4
  • Article
    Sultan Praises RAF Regiment
    263 4 Siaiulanl Staff Correspondent Xl ALA LIMPIR, Wed.— The Sultan of Selangor, m his first visit to the Headquarters of the 92 Squadron RAF Malay Regiment at Sungei Besi this morning, paid a high tribute to the qualities and fighting spirit of the newly formed regiment m
    263 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    41 4 lit v Iff B. Files, who left Singapore for the United kingdom yestrribu sera lakns his last church .service at SI Hilda's Church, Katoag, prior to his depart ire. A farewell l«a port] W»a held m his honour. Hurry Low photo.
    41 words
  • Article
    ON TRANSFER
    39 4 KUALA KANGSAR, Wed. —Air. T. M. Ainsworth of the Penang Secretariat has succeeded Inche Abdul Aziz bin Haji Mat Jabai as Assistant District Officer and Collector of Land Revenue. Kuala Kangsar. The latter has proceeded on leave.
    39 words
  • Article
    Denial Award
    39 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENA N G\ Wed.— The honour of being the first dental officer to go to New Zealand goes to Mr. C. J. Sundram of the General Hospital. He has been granted a year's study.
    39 words
  • Article
    MORE GOVT ENGLISH SCHOOLS FOR MALACCA
    249 4 Demand For Education Up Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Wed. New Government English schools will he built this year at Masjid Tanah and Jasin, with an initial capacity for 500 pupils. Next year, at least two more rural English schools are projected, said Mr.Mi. E.
    249 words
  • Article
    AMBUSH VICTIMS BURIED
    126 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The two European ambush victims. Mr. R. i\l. C. Codner. of the 'Wooden Horse' fame and Mr. W. H. Fourniss, Executive Engineer, Tan.iong Malim. were buried at the Clie r a s Road Cemetery. Kuala Lumpur this morning. Both were killed yesterday with 10
    126 words
  • Article
    Ruler Opens Schools
    97 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The need for education and economy of the country, was stressed by the Sultan of Pahang when he visited various parts of Temeiioh. During the two weeks visit, the people pledged their Royalty and resolved to do their utmost to end
    97 words
  • Article
    He Denies Two Hurt Charges
    56 4 ONG BOON* CHAN. 125) claimed trial m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. when charged with causing hurt to Lim Seak Geok at Chin Chew Street on March 19 He also denied" a second charge of causing hurt to Ong Chwee Chor with -a vegetable
    56 words
  • Article
    Indians Are More Trade Union Minded
    63 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Indians m the Federation are more trade union-minded than the other communit js. This fact is revealed m the annual report of the Registrar of Trade Unions. Mr. J. B. Prentis. Of the 108.254 members of trade unions (1.083 employers and
    63 words
  • Article
    Bill Passed
    43 4 MALACCA. Wed. The Settlement Council today passed the Malacca Urban Areas Development Bill m all its stages. The enact mem is analogous to the Singapore Improvement Trust Ordinance and will entrust town planning and improvement of town areas m a Board.
    43 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    29 4 Lim Ah Moy. 27. was fined S2O by the Muar Magistrate, Sheikh Abdul Raman, for removing two katies of cooked rice at Bukil Kangkah. Muar. a food restricted area
    29 words
  • Article
    ADVISERS TO HOLD TALKS WITH UNION
    103 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Wed. Mr. .1. A. Brazier, Trade Union Adviser, Malaya and Mr. G. L. Wilkinson. Assistant Trade Union Adviser. Malaya, will arrive here from Kuala Lumpur on March 30 to hold an important discussion with the If) committee members of the
    103 words
  • Article
    Foodstuff Movement Relaxed
    146 4 Foodstuff Movement Relaxed Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Wed. The Perak Government has decided to relax the current law on the movement" of foodstuff by Chinese during: the "Chens Beng" Festival this year. This is the result of a request made by the Perak Branch of the MCA. "Cheng Beng," the
    146 words
  • Article
    Perak Women's Service League
    96 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Wed.— The Perak Women's Service League has decided to retain its identity and not amalgamate with the Red Cross Society. This was the decision taken at the meeting of the league held recently. Mrs. R. D. R. Hill, who has gone on
    96 words
  • Article
    14 Malay NCOs For Sandhurst
    264 4 14 Malay NCOs For Sandhurst Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPI'R, UVd lourtepii Malay NCOs of the Malay Regimrnt at Port Dickson. 12 of whom are to become cadet ottoen and undergo 18 months training at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst. and two others are to take a six months' course
    264 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Guide To Die For Having Automatics
    276 4 IPOH, Wed.— *-A Chinese i<l<*. Wong Ting Kong (20) who had once been rewarded for leading a marine patrol m locating a bandit camp, was today {sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Thomson, for illegal possession of two automatic pistols. Wong was attached to
    276 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    33 4 Mr. R. Kiswanto, new Indonesian Representative, Pcnnng (right) photographed with Mr. Ilias llamzah, lormt'i Indonesian Representative. Penang at Bayan Lepas Aero drome. Mr. Ilias Hamzah is on transfer to Canberra, r Austr alia.
    33 words
  • Article
    Surrendered Men Refute Lies
    462 4 Red Leaders Worried KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. About one hftlf mi Malayan Communist lertwwttj w\u* ha%e gurwiMl«Ti'd followed instructions given m UalUis <lro|>|»<<l m iii< jungle ami around perimeter letieefl of millli mi m arras. Many say they decided to give themselves up alter reading other leatiels
    462 words
  • Article
    School Concerts
    34 4 THE Central Malay S Kuala Kanfiar. Dia:. iety has start* I its 1 11 ron eel to rai I i ;i bicj l le >■"!'<■ <■ cyriist studeni ■< :>i tjn 1 .1, 5dW ,UIMt
    34 words
  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
      95 4 BUILT FOR THE LOAD IB IB IB HI IB y,/ Jj^HlHiri^ jluilwhiiMJlw^iilSfiiiM-^SLiiiJi^M^Jl^^Wlllli^^ .r 1 i If^3S^| pt=^ AD VANCE-DESICN r#^U(^ TROCKS Chevrolet Trucks are safe, sure end The model illustrated, with spacious rugged, cost cmazingly little io operate stake c bod^ and factor y built cafe) accommodates long loads from
      95 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
      65 4 ttAOO«S!<ESS IS HIE KEI.Vi <il I i||S SI INSI-RtMIM MONINf-T^M OF CDtftSC! Kll! I ill i NANGHENGSCO. Ii Wo I 225. lUII Royi M\l\ I I r.N St recommended i KLIM ?ft!LX First m Pref«rei(f I I** p J,Spf//f htredir U pr»iH(/ci f*tert* fumVer/c/Csf't' HTS KUII I kW [f INT
      65 words
Page thumbnail Page 5
  • Article
    Grief Stricken Woman Gassed Self To Death
    427 5 Standard Stuff Rrjx>rlrr MRS. JfcAN Harding (all, SI year oM E«rop^an uomaii who was found dead m a rar filled uUI i rari>oti monoxide m her £ara#*% liaui In-«»ii ?:rirf mnAtmr* by the io** of "a fru-«d.^ A diary m the deceaseds handwriting
    427 words
  • Article
    Everywhere They're Afraid
    71 5 DR HENBY SAS'I Director ut the United Nations Information Centre, m an interview with Mr. D. Cooper ol Radio Malaya said yesterday people 'everywhere are afraid because the means o! destruction are terrible.* 1 Asked about the prospects of peace, he .said there were many ways ol
    71 words
  • Article
    A Chance To Find A Mate
    108 5 X I .IMPI'K. el (.irK ol marriage 1-j.i- hho ar<* no vi t i |.»r at the Po .<.. K*-t>k. »n insiitu- mils, havr e\- Un-ir aVsirt* to young men »>i.-l>.'.nd^ inmates m the •.ilium MC of dinVreat Uvi tiu- oldest of k .'•>
    108 words
  • Article
    MaeD Praises Late Premier
    56 5 >■ fi G'":t'Vui. ..ia'-Dufaid m a to Sir Don ol Ceylon, said Don d st .iU-d "Nk £99 sixiTt t>> tu^ii 1 international re- A y SUCCCG 3 he remained m i _*s»' i and i uv |a m rfaaracter be reMmpLicity of h«*a:l. mind and
    56 words
  • Article
    8000 Have Registered With Trust
    152 5 BETWEEN 8 000 and 9.000 people have M tar regijrtered I with th« Singapore Improvement Tins; tor housing accommodai tion the Chairman ol the Trust. Mr. T P F. McNeice told The Standard yesterday Registration is still continuing under tt*e new system. A tv»;*il 227
    152 words
  • Article
    £10,000 Bail
    51 5 BAIL. >t ilu.oOu was ottered Is Loft) Ser Boon, a eterk empiu'e.l by the Admiralty at •m- Naval Base, Singapore, at the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. I. oh was charged with crimanad braaiMi ot trust of emplD.vees wa»f- to the value of $600J)6, tee propertjp '>f the
    51 words
  • Article
    Robbed At Knife Point, Court Told
    164 5 NG CHEW THENG. a 74 yearold goldsmith, told the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, how three young robbers one aimed with a knite entered hus shop ax Clyde Terrace and got away waxn 15 gold rings and $100 m cash. Kg. the proprietor ot
    164 words
  • Article
    Suicide Bid Fails, Mother Of 2 Jailed
    88 5 A YOUNG mother of two children bowed her head and wept In the dock oi the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, when she was sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment for attempting suicide by taking chandu. The woman. Tng Hiang Hoon (28), of
    88 words
  • Article
    OBSTRUCTION
    29 5 HIAP CHUAN JOO and Co. was fined $500 m the City Police Court yesterday for obstructing the five-foot-way m Wallich Street and Peck Scan Street, b\ placins; boxes
    29 words
  • Article
    3 Bandits Killed, 5 Are Wounded
    220 5 KUALA 1.1 MPI R, Wed. Seeurily tomes m ili<federation have killrd three terrorists and wounded live ©I her* okfr yesterday. One terrorist was killed by a patrol of No. 7 Police jungle company m the Kuantan area of Pahang yes t c i*d ay
    220 words
  • Article
    $5,000 Bail In Kidnap Charge
    52 5 A 35-YEAR-OLD Chinese, Chng Koh Ip. appeared m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday on a charge of kidnapping a three-year-old boy. Lee Yong Hwa. son of Lee Poh, at Woodland last November. The case was postponed to April 2 and Chng was allowed bail
    52 words
  • Article
    Maior Swam Choppy Sea To Save Son
    377 5 Maior Swam Choppy Sea To Save Son Standard Staff Reporter A GRAPHIC account of how an Army major swam nail a mile of choppy sea m an attempt to save his son and a brother officer from drowning when their sailing boat capsized was told m the Singapore Coroner's Court
    377 words
  • Article
    Indonesian Troupers Entertained
    88 5 Indonesian Troupers Entertained Razif m a brief speech said that their presence m Singapore had indeed proved more than a stimulant and had helped m great measure to bring a closer liaison between two countries and peoples. The function took place m the spacious lawns where tables were laid for
    88 words
  • Article
    Expensive Smokes
    39 5 FOURTEEN trishaw riders were fined $5 each m the Singapore City Police Court yesterday when tbey admitted smoking while conveying passengers. Two of them were fined an extra dollar each for not being proper!v dressed m Court.
    39 words
  • Article
    Power Cuts
    244 5 SUBSTATIONS m Singapore Iliftrtc t" I<»;kI shedding today DAY Mn< Donald Hoiim'. Hfiih st Materlmt St.. St. Andrews llifcli .st. stainiorri ltd.. Albert St., Short St.. N«*w Ire M«rk««. 1 irtStone. \lurkfii/.i«' lid Itukit Tiuiuli Tumps. Ualestier Kd.. Jalan Ampas, 8.M.8.C. McKit« hie. Kradtifll KJfie, Inland t;oit I'hili.
    244 words
  • Article
    Cathedral: 33,826 More
    139 5 GIFTS of $250 from Mr. Malcolm MScEImSIdT %c CgrrttaiS-sioner-General. and $2,000 from the Overseas-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. are among the 82<; received by the St. Andrew's Cathedral War Memorial Fund last week. Other gift* were: Fraser and Weave Ltd., $1000: Banque de i'lndo Chine. |2Sfc Joseph Travels
    139 words
  • Article
    Home Guards Not Doing Duty—Says Raj
    221 5 Home Guards Not Doing Duty— Says Raj Standard Stall Reporter HOME Guards m the Federation do not apparently seem to have tlieir heart on the work they arc doing. So commented Mr C R. Dasaratha Raj. Swgapore Labour Legislative Councillor, who returned last weekend from a three-week study-buii- ness tour
    221 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    50 5 THE entire company of the visiting Indonesian Fin« Arts Movement Troupe ««re the ruests of honour at an informal bullet dinner given last nieht by the ComsulGeneral for the Republic of Indonesia. Or. Mohd. Racif and Mrs. Raxif at their residence m Patterson Road. Paying them a wellearned tribute, Dr.
    50 words
  • Article
    Circulars Explain Call-up Bill To S'pore Employers
    308 5 THE Singapore labour Department >ia» nenl <»ul <iretilar*> to the large employer* of labour m ihe <olnm drawing their attention to certain point* m the NalinuaJ Service Bill, Mr. Middleton-Sraiih. Acting Deputy C«a»im«*io»er for Labour, tohl The Standard yesterday. "What we are concerned
    308 words
  • Article
    Slept: Fined $3
    29 5 TRISHA ridei 00l Moi A-sj. was fined is:' m ii»e City Prficc Court yesterday for sloeptoc m bis trudia m 1-"!: Vc\ Street i>n Feb. 8.
    29 words
  • Article
    Federal Plan For Dental Nurses
    247 5 Standard SIhH CorrrcponArnt PENANfi. Ifed I' Medical Department. Federation f>\ Malaya. Mfitl embark on a new scheme some time m June vhen dental nura >>♦> !>»'•! mt^d direct from Enf !i>h i. h'>olv. The Chief Dr. 1 < tfl Mr. V Ibtnma j told The
    247 words
  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
      75 5 i fi^^jaa^. i-Uu fc v. A& i A rf- Tjl^B^ **iA**A**A**^i^J iVew Fashion I VOILES |i i»* i />' amiiful PrkU A' wait Checks. -^^H ■^■^■aBJ 8881. fl b%mH fl 1 1 J| i: v^S^Bi3R6^@?^^^BaaafiH^B^BavvSß^B^^lßaaaaaaaßß^BaaaaaaßaaK He? ■f M "1 g: 9waa Veik 36 and 42 with f«»cv and with lower-
      75 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
      65 5 S J##«//ii'f Supply ni m. I JAYSON BLANKETS C •no*^i&' ;A I B&M GO x 80. 70 x 96 X 0 x 1»« rS S PP/? invite your patiiesl isufßctiou ul > I W I Nl jITiJiTI tiTw s 1 igl,mXliM \M 1 iiT 1 1 I 1 V^ I
      65 words
Page thumbnail Page 6
  • Article
    Singapore Standard Epilogue to the Riots
    932 6 Singapore Standard Epilogue to the Riots Independent Morning Dietcnpaper AND c o the tragic and turbulent story of the 1 December riots ends with no earth-shaking Climax. The epilogue written by the Police Disciplinary Inquiries Committee will leave those m the stalls, who had screamed for b ood, with a
    932 words
  • Article, Illustration
    INDUSTRIAL, age
    1119 6  -  Colin Clark By BRISBANE. HOW is it that what might have been one of the world's principal food-export"* ing areas now has virtually nothing to export except wool and minerals and is running a large trading deficit, and even has to worry about whether she can feed her
    1,119 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Plea For Arming Police Vehicle^
    317 6 Sir: We have had almost four years of war m Malaya, and yet almost every day we are informed of ambushes of open trucks packed with Police personnel. usually with heavy losses m men, arms and ammunition. I have formerly written many articles to the
    317 words
  • Article
    LAY TEACHERS
    190 6 Sir. The Singapore Standard of March 20 reported that the Member for Education m reply to Inche Aziz said that no figures were available as to the number of lay teachers m Mission schools who are non-Christians. On a previous occasion an Honourable member asked for the number
    190 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Prosperity Has Ruined Us!
    555 6 f\H DEAR! Oh dear! We are oil m trouble ogcin! Our future economy may become unbalanced; if the price of rubber falls too far we may suffer disaster. Such is the opinion of the Choirman of the Mercantile Bank. One year ago the same Chairman made
    555 words
  • Article
    USELESS EUSTACE
    2 6
    2 words
  • Article
    Review of Views
    270 6 Review of Views Justice For Detainees' < (JTUSAN v. i with th< r i government < tainees at th I- < Iotta Man .t c i 1 c: Utu m 1 governnu at has 1 doge tin f or a 1 Utusan said t mined to pui e•. "until ju
    270 words
  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
      81 6 ROSE BRAND SYRUP the best and Famous For Flavours Since MOST RELIABLE M 23. Available In Assorted W4IOJ REPAIRER Flavourings. w e Recommend our 7 Z^JT^B^*^^ VANILLA SYRUP For SweeU-ning Coffee Tea As It Will Give A Very Delielous Flavours And Satisfaction As An Ideal Drink. >i>J? For Children Adult.
      81 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
      89 6 MODEL 154 More signal ff^^?—s^^^^^Bß Less noise*** I E s iK^ Singapore and Pcnangl I W^^^^^** 1^ I*-*^^1 j Federation or Moloyo \i ™(i rj"f A j^r $320/- >N^^ 41.1 I D.s.Mburo.* F^. Singapore Disfributors tor Johcm Bahrw KOSTER CO., LTD. j KIM PONG MUSIC CO. 304-L, ORCHARD ROAD 60.
      89 words
Page thumbnail Page 7
  • Article
    BIG 3 REJECT RED PROPOSAL
    298 7 Reply To Moscow Note For 4-Power Meet On Germany LONDON, Mar. 26 (UP)— The Big Three powers reaffirmed m identical notes to Moscow yesterday their desire for a "just and lasting peace treaty" with a unified Germany, but rejected the Soviet proposal for four-power talks
    298 words
  • Article
    UK To Build A-Powered Ship Engine
    144 7 ,OM)ON\ Mar. 26, (UP) British atom experts have completed the blueprints for ;h« first atom-powered ship's tnzxne- and are awaiting government approval to so ah* id to build the first mod*-1. British sources dis- i..s* d yesterday. •a.... plans are to produce at first
    144 words
  • Article
    Chiang-Mao Problem Said Tor Future'
    143 7 fOKYO, Mar. 28 <UP>— The j r ol whether Nationalist run mist China should be I Ized as the rightful ,mt of China is a "pro- the future." Prime J« stei Shigeru Yoshida said k the House of Councillors Committee yesterday. tnese Premier said. v
    143 words
  • Article
    Payment Of Ransom To Reds Passed
    208 7 WASHINGTON. Mar. 26. (UP) The United States Treasury said yesterday it r^d agreed to issue licence to business firms and two missionary organizations to pay about US$BOO,OOO m "ransom* to Red China m return for the freedom of a dozen Americans held there. Assistant
    208 words
  • Article
    Stassen Makes Way For Ike
    91 7 WISCONSIN. Mar. 26, (UP) Harold E. Stassen announced !;ist night thnt he is turning half of his slate of delegate* to the Wisconsin presidential primary on April 1 over to General Eisenhower. Stassen said m a speech that he has given permission to half of
    91 words
  • Article
    PM: Not Time For National Prayer
    99 7 LONDON. Mar. 26. (Reuter)— Raymond Go.ver, a Conservative Member of the House of Commons, yesterday asked Winston Churchill to declare a day of national prayer for peace, but the Prime Minister declined, stating that this was not the opportune moment "1 do not fee!
    99 words
  • Article
    US Navy To Try 21 For Embezzlement
    60 7 SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA. .Mar.. 26. (AP) The United States Navy announced on Monday that two officers, three warrant officers and 16 enlisted men have been named m connection with a shortage of U5550,795.05 from the aircraft carrier Philippine Sea. Court martial proceedings, the
    60 words
  • Article
    Egypt No. 2 Fascist Arrested For Arson
    257 7 CAIRO, Mar. 26, (Reuter).— lbrahim Shukri, ViceFt^ident of the Fascist Al Ishterakeya Party, was .rioted Monday night on charges of planning arson m Dfctfli "Black Saturday** riots on January 26. was the party's only j- of the Chamber of De- S3 >!ved on
    257 words
  • Article
    Japan To Step Up Security Force Plan
    79 7 fOKYQ March 26, (UP) Matthew B. Ridgway's Headquarter is pressing Japan p up tta security force re- I programme by 200 per •Ml Ihia >ear. the newspaper •m eported thi s morning. to the bannerljne rr! by the Asahi today. |V m Occupation
    79 words
  • Article
    Attlee Group Wins Double Victory Over Sevan's Supporters
    229 7 LONDON, Mar. 26 (AP) The Clement Attlee wing of the Labour Parly won a double victory over left-winger Aneurin Bevan's faction yesterday. A packed meeting of the Labour Members of Parliament voted a new code to enforce parliamentary discipline m the Labour
    229 words
  • Article
    FE Situation Deteriorating, Says Chiang
    135 7 FE Situation Deteriorating, Says Chiang LONDON, Mar. 26: (Renter)—A message m todays Daily Mail quoted Chiang Kaishek, the Chinese Nationalist leader, as saying that the Far Eastern situation was deteriorating. This paper's correspondent m Taipeh, Formosa, Noel Monks. stated that Chiang Kai-shek also told him the following. It is vitally
    135 words
  • Article, Illustration
    She Likes Ike
    41 7 >hoio. Mrs. Francesca Lodge, wife of Connecticut's Governor, John Davis Lodge, models an Eisenhower campaign hat for women, m New York City, March 18. The hat, designed by Sally Victor, is a light blue faille pillbox beret.- A.P.
    A.P.  -  41 words
  • Article
    Coronation Uniforms For Queen's Guards
    204 7 WINDSOR. ENGLAND. Mar. 26 ißeuter> Queen Elizabeth's personal bodyguard. the 150 burly guardsmen of the privileged "Queen's Company," have begun fitting of the scarlet fulldress uniforms they will wear at tht young Queens Coronation. They have the right to be the only soldiers on duty
    204 words
  • Article, Illustration
    PEACE AT PANMUNJOM
    44 7 photo. As the Korean tiuce talks drag on. United Nations jeep drivers take the sun as they wait for delegates at Panmunjom, Korea. Part of the tent city where the Allied and Communist negotiators meet run ho «ppn at left. AP
    AP  -  44 words
  • Article
    Smeterlin Plays To Capacity Audience
    397 7 Standard Music Critic JAN SMETERLIN, the Polish pianist, played for two hours ie the Victoria Memorial Hall last night before a capacity audience. His programme was devoted to the music of his great countryman. Chopin. As time goes on it becomes increasingly difficult to assess
    V.F.D.  -  397 words
  • Article
    Dulles Quits As State Dept. Adviser
    175 7 Dulles Quits As State Dept. Adviser KEY WEST, Florida. Mar. 26 (UP) John Foster Dulles resigned yesterday as special foreign policy adviser to the State Department, leaving the government service with a praise from President Truman for having performed hi s duties "faithfully and well." Dulles, former policy adviser to
    175 words
  • Article
    Malan Asked To Resign By SA Opposition
    258 7 CAPETOWN, Mar. 26 (Renter) Senator C. ffeaton Nieholla, leader of the I nited Parly Opposition in South Afrtea'a Senate, yesterday areiifted Prim** Minister Daniel Malan cif precipitating a eri*i« more herioiiH than any the Union han known. He moved a motion taking the
    258 words
  • Article
    Canbera Jet Bomber Crashes
    69 7 PRESTO*. ENGLAND. Mar. 26 (Reuter)— A Canberra jet bomber the world's fastest crashed on a test flight near here yesterday killing the pilot, the sole occupant. The plane exploded a s it hit the ground. Eyewitnesses said the plane was flying low when black smoke appeared
    69 words
  • Article
    Ottawa MPs Critical Of 'Apartheid'
    171 7 OTTAWA. Mar. 26 < Router*Mr. David Croll. :>. member of the Liberal (Government! Party, told the Canadian House of Commons Monday ni^ht thai the Bo rth African policy of apartheid (racial segregation > was 'Vraminu" Commonwealth relations Canadians had "the right and the duty t<>
    171 words
  • Article
    Govt. Wins Vote Over Education
    82 7 LONDON, Mar. 26 (Renter* The Government last night won a clash with the Labour opposition over education costs by 29 votes. By 312 votes to 283 if defeated a Labour motion m the House of Commons opposing a Conservative request to local authorise* for a
    82 words
  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
      11 7 Mm mm^*i^mmmmmmmmm^^^^^^m PLEASURE E. OTTE CO^AtAmllm HHIQN BUtLDING -<^SJMCAPQ*£^T£ I i^**49.^r
      11 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
      52 7 FAMOUS FOOTWEAR WHY MEN CHOOSE Ks Men want comfort ami durability. That* M/fay so many men buy Ks. (raftsman made from the be*t a\ailahle material and designed through the X Phis fitting to fit properly, Ks are comfortable shoes that will give lasting *ear. Prices from $45.00. MMR kjflk-^9 ■W^BBfI
      52 words
  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
Page thumbnail Page 8
  • Article
    KLM INTRODUCES TOURIST SERVICES
    279 8 KLM INTRODUCES TOURIST SERVICES Cheaper Fares On European Routes Standard Aviali&n Reporter ROYAL DUTCH Airlines KLM— ha* an-nomu-ed plans for the coming Summer which include the "introduction of tourist -class service* and the start of new services. However, the service from Amsterdam to Djakarta via Singapore will be the same
    279 words
  • Article
    DEFENCE CORPS MEETING
    52 8 DEFENCE CORPS MEETING Standard Aviation Reporter KALLANG Airport may have its own Civil Defence Corps unit. Tomorrow Brigadier P. H. Denyer, Assistant Commissioner for Civil Defence m tbe City Area will address a meeting of airport staff. Airlines will be asked to co-operate by encouraging their staffs to enlist into
    52 words
  • Article, Illustration
    RUCH FOR TICKETS
    75 8 Hundreds of Indians who slept overnight at the Deck Passage office of Islay Kerr and Company, m Trafalgar Street, were Joined yesterday by another large crowd of compatriots who wanted deck passages to India m the B. I. ship Rajula. The majority of Indians were of the
    Standard  -  75 words
  • Article
    Japs Are Getting Ready For Flying
    156 8 TOKYO, Mar. 2«, (Reuter-AAP).— Latest indication that the Japanese are getting ready to fly again came yesterday when the government was reported seeking Allied occupation authorities' approval of a plan under which civilian firms could buy used American aircraft. The report also showed that
    156 words
  • Article
    Tourist Traffic
    23 8 NEW DELHI. Mar. 2G <AP> A two-day conference to increase tourist traffic m Asia and the Far East ended here yesterday.
    23 words
  • Article
    Inauguial Flight
    39 8 TAIPEI. Mar. 26 (AFP) Korean National Airways vviii arrive next Thursday m Taipei lor the first time, with a party of Korean government officials and press representatives. It will be the maiden flight oi the Korean airways.
    39 words
  • Article
    SHIPS IN S'PORE HARBOUR
    213 8 WHARVES Sn 'P G(>:ln; '.-!i Gate An ten or 4 .'> 8 bßenalb;»nach 2728 2 Benledi 85 2fi 2 Bent ..lie 40 2 Braesfcie lit; 37 2 vl T(! h., 8 7 H. Matepn 1 2 8 g.ty o ..ie 23 2 2 Kertosoao 33/34 2
    213 words
  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
      666 8 F\s| RMULAR TRAJHS PACIFIC. SKRMCE Dirpit Overland rramis<o Los Angeles AH Aniericaa Canadian Cities Penang PS ham Spore Arr LA/ SIWILLIAM LI KKNBACK 26 27 Mar BSMm »Mar/2 Apr 23Apr LUCRLNBACH 24/26 Apr 27/28 Apr 20Apr/lMay 22May Fj f partu-ulars of Do Carsjo Deep Tanks and Passengci Bookings etc. ANGtO
      666 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 2
      412 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO. LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore Port Suettenliam Penans Also direct Sailing from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan I Hie Spore Due Penang From "Ken^ticn" Mar 31st Japan X H'kong "J-Vnuninn" Apr 2nd Hongkong "Szechnea* 1 Apr 14th Apr 17th Sails Sails Sails
      412 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 3
      328 8 J4VA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Ni-dt-rlund Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX. BOSTON. NfcW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMO* E. MOBILE. NFW ORLLANS Spore P Sham PnuUMEi TABIAN (SMN) 29 30 Mar 27X2* Mar GAROET (RL) 29Mar 5 Apr 6 Apr 7 Apr SALAWATI (SMN) 7/13 Apr 14
      328 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 4
      465 8 I■' J mL Wk\ C^^^^^^y^^^^y^^'^^w^^^Y I n 1 1 I 4 Spore P h< m PPr^ r "PANAMA" for Bangkok J: Hongkong 1"> 1<» Apt 12 v ,> *MIONIA* for Saißor ft Bangkok 14 1* Apr "KOREA" for Bangkok. Saicon Hongkong 2:t'MMiv BMSMbi FKOM JAPAN/HONGKONG "PROIU CX" for BnnckDk 710
      465 words
  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 8 Miscellaneous Column 1
      42 8 f \lj y7y^r*^ffTTTTf^l SHaSaHBHaVBaaIBiiMIH DlKnatttieS l/C)palUlC> Today: Dabo-Singkcp 7 a.m. by Van Den Brock. Pontianak 7 a.m by Salong. Tanjong Pmang 7* a.m. bj Tanjong mang. Thai'and (parcels! only) 8 a.m. by Bentong. South; Africa and East Africa 8 a.m. by Tjisadane.
      42 words
Page thumbnail Page 9
  • Article
    COMMODITY PRICES
    92 9 RUBBER >: fin i p«re rub festetdkj f'.uwrv Sellers vi 14 si i: it !»iI»"n Apr. t- n vi i :;j n.i3| I s > Mil 51 .11 1 K.S.S $1 89 $l.ts| i ..I. l|uirl ,i\lmi\ Xl BBFK .1 i\ oprnintc Ih wrrr: d Bti\t*rs Oi. Srllers
    92 words
  • Article
    UK Trade Slump In February
    24 9 i Hongki I its v 19 if) P irr'i .Vitii »U.4olKoofi ci figure <>f •n Ed I and, from
    24 words
  • Article
    Belgian Congo Tin For US
    53 9 go tin pro- greed to supply itta tin at nd delivered The price at ically Ction if n ore granted to I .i.t'aya. Infol exam- 1 covers > renewable al de- a iv I ti Conliq ie iseetmg m Brus- pr< tducers Cunj;a J I
    53 words
  • Article
    Small Turnover In Rubber
    139 9 Small Turnover In Rubber Standard Market Krp.irtrr RUBBER pricea m Singapore vtre >] ghi 3 lower yesterday i.- >ptte higher overseas offers. Small tjrnover of business was ded dm ing the dajr. the j ■'•i. prices being attributable to p i1 taking and lack o] buying intei est A 1
    139 words
  • Article
    SA To Produce Uranium Soon
    56 9 LONDON. Alar. 26 South Africa "within a few months" w:!l begin porducing uranium from sjo'd mine slag heaps, a British Supply Ministry spokesman said yesterday. He said that Britain is nearly doubling its investment m the joint British. South African and American srheme for the
    AP  -  56 words
  • Article
    TIN OUTPUT
    5 9 d 1,712 tuns.
    5 words
  • Article
    LITTLE INTEREST IN SHARES
    721 9 SINGAPORE, Wed, Little interest continued to be shown m the Malayan share market today and prices m all sections were mostly unchanged. Bayers Sellers Alex B cks. Ords -M-> 3-25 B B Pet 39 ii 4(i t! B M Trustee >w 7uo Con Tin S nelt
    721 words
  • Article
    Malaya's Overall Trade
    263 9 Down In r^eb. But Favourable Balance Widens lAI-41 %*S forrij:ii tra«l«- durino Fohruarv v%a» I !,,,th m ih#- %aliM« of imports and exports when *ii»i IIMMC for January, hut the favourahk.,t ira.l. widened to 822.-111^1 f rom m January. >: imports into Malaya last month were $387,355^49
    263 words
  • Article
    Malayan Delegates To Rubber Study Group Meet Named
    227 9 KUALA LI MPUR, Wed.—Malayan rul>l)er pro--1 docen will Im- represented at the next Ruhlier Study I Groajp conference at Ottawa, (!anada v scheduled for May .> to 9, by three representatives oi the Rubber Producers Council Mr. 11. 11. Facer, chairman of
    227 words
  • Article
    Australia Assured Of Stainless Steel
    92 9 AUSTRALIA this year will re- I ceive from Britain the biggest stainless .steel quota ol any country, said P.P.B. Steel Products Lty Ltd managing director Willis G. Greig, after return- j ing to Sydney from a steel-seek- m» mission m the United Kiny- dom and
    Reuter; AP  -  92 words
  • Article
    US MACHINE TOOLS IMPORTS FOR 1952
    37 9 U.S. imports of machine tools may total U. 5.524 million this year, the trade publication American Machinist estimates. Principal suppliers include Switzerland, West Germany. France. Belgium Britain. Sweden and Japan. AP
    AP  -  37 words
  • Article
    Better Paints Now Possible Due To Rubber
    122 9 1 INTRODUCTION <>r a stabilised grade of chlorinated rubber m the United States i> expected to give paint manufacture's a marked improvement m their product with respect to heat and hunt stability, better weathering I ;uid reduction oi uiulei -film rustins. The newly
    122 words
  • Article
    Factories Need Not Disfigure The Countryside
    73 9 Factories Need Not Disfigure The Count ryside NEW factories m Britain are I being "camouflaged' by screens of trees, shrubs and plants to prevent them disfiguring the countryside With tht cooperation oi f;ic j lory managements, designers arc planning the artistic >e'tin« ol a works as carefully as en gineers
    73 words
  • Article
    TRADE PACT
    55 9 ROME. .Mar. 21 <UP>— ltaly and Russia have signed a oneyear trade agreement giving Italy $5,500,000 worth of wheat, coal, lumber and other goods m return for Italian farm and industrial products equal m value. The agreement replaces a threeyear accord sinned m Moscow m 1948. It was
    55 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Sale At Robinson's
    156 9 MORE 11, an 15.000 people crolo d r d into Robinson's at Raffles Place Singapore yesterday when they opened for itie first day of their annual bargain sale. When the doors opened at 9 a. in. there were more than 250 people (fuelling up to enter the
    156 words
  • Article
    US Interested In Australian Uranium Fields
    116 9 CANBERRA. Alar. 26 (Renter- AAP)— The United States will supply the capital and equipment to develop Australia's uranium fields proi vided America received part of the ore produced, an authoritative source said today. Three experts of the raw material division of the United States
    116 words
  • Article
    US Oil Supply To World Still Increasing
    168 9 THE U.S. National P^u oleum Council sard m Washington that the United Stales supplies j of oiJ and petrol for the world now are "greater than evei before and are still in< reasing rapidly." The report released !>y th Council Chairman. Walter Hal
    168 words
  • Article
    HK EXCHANGE
    38 9 HONGKONG. Mar. 2<; Special StiircicUd Service Closing p ires on the Hongkong !•>: c'rnee tod;*y were HKsi">;r. £1 Sterling: HKS<;.72f;2o to US$l: HKSI.B3O to Malayan SI; HKsii2!):i t<- one Indonesian Runiah. li >M HK5:518.25 to one tael.
    38 words
  • Article
    UK To Lift Ban On Japanese Goods
    222 9 TOKYO. Mar. 26. (AP) yesterday agreed with Ui lives to abolish the resti export of Japanese goods when increased imports fr< that Japan's sterling holdi the Kyodo news agency re Ihe Japanese government lited Kingdom representaictive measures placed on to the sterling area
    222 words
  • Article
    Loan For Pak.
    36 9 KARACHI. Mar. 26 (AFP> '.The International Bank !<n Reconstruction has agreed to ,i U5527,200,000 loan to Pakistan, it was officially announced here yesterday. The agreement will be signed m Washington or; March 27.
    36 words
  • Article
    Indo-China Now Gets Supplies From Japan
    225 9 BIGGEST CEMENT EXPORTER SAIGON. Imlo-Oiina, which before the la*t uar exported I lO,O<MI tons of cement annually, now is so short on thifi ImilJin- metertnl that The Vietnam Press Agency said builders arc hard up for cement m South Vietnam, but the shortage is
    225 words
  • Article
    World Tin Output In January Down
    229 9 THE HAGUE, Mar. 2*. (I P)— W«tU lin |lllj»ci tion iliirin^ Jaimai > \'K\2 »a» lomix ihan (lining Iteeenber, 1951. a r<|>»rl of ilic Tin Mudv Ctrnwrn l"i-»l'al«'«l Imti* \r*lrril:i\ The product ion m Jan ary 1952 was 13,400 loaf toi '>v!:< nas the
    229 words
  • Article
    UK Now Making More Tractors Than The Soviet
    116 9 GENEVA, Mar. 26(Beuter)- Bm tain i^ now turning out more [arm tractors than the Soviet Union, becoming the largest producer m Europe and is wreU on the way to ousting America as the world's largest exportei i'hi.s was indicated tod;i\ m a
    116 words
  • Article
    NO DEMAND FOR PRODUCE
    89 9 NO DEMAND FOR PRODUCE Standard Stall Reporter THE proauce tnark< t in Singapore was again quiet yesterday, w:th no business reported Copra had buyers ai $26 and sellers 527 per pieuL Coconut oil .-vilors quoU d $40 per picul. but there wen no sellers around. Beiel nut W2 i split
    89 words
  • Article
    Jute Burlap May Now Be Exported From US
    58 9 11l E i-.i: lap Ctol i bagg m sacks ;hv| v- d '■>< d m?e t> <. ing '<•-> than 1 .1 id iii.,\ i. i innst <•' i 1 li ies undei ■> lipment*, vbich m Hade ith »u1 gpecifti ippM«
    58 words
  • Page 9 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
      136 9 1 1 mOßmr T//£ BULLOOC ANT Suspendco by its hM* an Australian Bulldog Ant can hold m its jaws o glove more than a thousand times its own weight Comparatively, tor O human traf a trapeze artist would ho»c to grip on 80 ton Hum 4 roller with his teeth
      136 words
Page thumbnail Page 10
  • Article, Illustration
    BALI—IN SONG AND DANCE
    421 10 BALI— IN SONG AND DANCE ,\fAKIN(i news at the moment m Singapore Is the Indonesian Fine Art Movement Troupe who, en route to their homeland IVI from thf Colombo Exhibition, have broken journey here to give a series of public performances at the Victoria Theatre. 1 Consisting of 50 members
    421 words
  • Article
    JUNIOR LEAGUERS9 CORNER
    296 10  - JUNIOR LEAGUERS 9 CORNER JANICE DELL By Mouth Watering Legends: Graham For Good Health r riu; miller looked with 1 pride at 'the snowy flour siftin? from the grinding burrs. He caught a pinch and rubbed it between finger •and thumb. It was soft and smooth When a shadow fell
    296 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    13 10 "Complain?" said the miller. "Y«»ii complain because my Hour Is fine and white?"
    13 words
  • Article
    Of Course!
    89 10 A PRIMARY teacher asked her class how many knew the alphabet. She jinally called on Dorotliy after observing a number of raised hands. "What comes after A?" she asked. "The xchole alphabet,' Dorothy answered quicklu- CHANGE SCRAMBLE TAKE a seven-letter word tor "response" and change S to D
    89 words
  • Page 10 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 10 Advertisements Column 1
      284 10 PTOBA V Osl V II a.m. 1.t.~>.1.1.~t-6.ir* 9.30 p.m. THE SHOW MUST CO ON (In Mandarin) FREE UST SI SPEEDED From TOMORROW! ft (OWING TO LENGTH OF FILM, $J I'LtiSt: NOTE REVISED TIMES) y+**. 10.45 «.m.-/..^-/-6.r> A 9.30 p.m. Si Jl I puce m THE SIN CIIFT TAYLOR WINTERS 5
      284 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 10 Advertisements Column 2
      198 10 WAKNUJ BROS, pri "A Streetccir Named Desire" Slarrin«: ivun LDCfI A Marlon Itls\\|,,, HoNywosd Cabled That "Mn.i, f WON 5 NOT 4 I ACADEMY AWAUKs: '-CAPITOL PAViUd Siinuitanvouslfi I tni i: 5 SNOWS NOTE TIMKS i >: ,,> 11. 1.45 4. 6.30 «.:{(> 1 (m. :;ti S.X'ITIUt.I V If XI
      198 words
  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 10 Miscellaneous Column 1
      326 10 The Stars And Youl 5 1 "wrath kuiMh 7 the T SooHsh By RITA DEL MAR j man. and envy sluveth the v D t silly one.'— Job V:3. ,\IU^ r> >hpr t x (VIHGOi Promote your own 5 for action should-not be lacking a make aecisions, J today. Utilize
      326 words
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 10 Miscellaneous Column 2
      421 10 ON THE AIR RADIO MALA A SINGAPORE (454 Ui II ID) !».::5 a.m. For Schools; 9.55 Interlude. 11l a. in Bmerfency News; 10.05 >iusi< While You Work; 10.45 lor Schools; I p.m. The (ilory Pleasants Trio; I News: 1.45 Jack Teasarden Orchestra: p. in lor Schools; p.m. I Blvcrsit; of
      421 words
Page thumbnail Page 11
  • Article
    15 Entries Received For Rich Perak Derby
    1373 11 IPOII, Tues.— A total of 185 horses— BB m class one and 97 m class two— has been received for the Easter Derby meeting of the Perak Turf Clnb on April 5, 9 and 12. There will be nine races on the first
    1,373 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    29 11 Taipingr Malays hockey team who are Taiping and district hockey league champions. Back row: Ahmad Sallehudin. Shariff, Idrus, Mohd. Noor, Indot. Front row: Kamaradin, Zainal, Nasaruddin. LatifT, Hashim Ghows.
    29 words
  • Article
    SCHEDULE OF RACING
    122 11 FOLLOWING is the schedule of racing for the Ipoh mectinf. FIRST DAY: Horses class one. divisions one and wo nine furlongs. Horses class two divisions one and two six furlongs and nine furlongs; divisions three, four and five, six furlongs. Programme: nine races. SECOND DAY April Horses
    122 words
  • Article
    Four KOes In FARELF Semi-Finals
    218 11 FOUR knock-outs featured I the semi-finales of the FARELF individual boxing championships held at the Singapore Volunteer Corps drill had last night. Full results: Fly Weight: Pie. Saunders •30 *Bn. RAOC) beat Ptc. C:ur C 3 Coy. RASC) on a k.o. Light Weight: Sgt. Carlin
    218 words
  • Article
    3rd. Round KO By Pompee
    164 11 lON DON Mar 20 (Reuter)— Yolande Pompee. the coloured Trinidad lightweight who first jumped into prominence when he decisively defeated Dave Sands. Australian holder of the British Empire Middleweight title early m the season, scoreo a .thirdround knock out victory over Derik Jensen of Denmark
    164 words
  • Article
    'G' Scored Nice
    65 11 SINGAPORE Vol inteei Special Constables of 'S' division gave their mates m 'G 1 division a soccer match to remember yesterday when they met m a friendly at Serangoon. S' won the Ynatfh nine goals to one. Scores for "S' were Phillip James (4), Tan Scow Siong
    65 words
  • Article
    SAFA Youth Soccer Draw
    99 11 REVISED dates and the semi-Jinal draw of the Singapore Amateur Football Association are as follows: Fridayr Victoria School i Serangoon English School at Victoria School 5.15 p.m. Saturday: St. Andrews School v Young Soccer ites at Jalan Besar stadium 4 p.m. Sunday: Raftles Institution v Good
    99 words
  • Article
    Mick Kelly Was Star In FARELF Boxing Prelims
    303 11  -  GUNNER By MICK KELLY, pride of REME, won a close decision to enter the semi final of the FARELF Individual championship*. Fighting against RAMC's Carter m Ihe preliminary round on Monday night at Tanglin, Kelly (ought a toe to toe hattle to
    303 words
  • Article
    School Boxing For Colony Competition
    69 11 BOXII\G now encouraged m some Colony Schools may spread to more if a suggestion by the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association is accepted by the Colony education authorities. SABA have asked to be allowed to run an annual interschool boxing competition. "SAFA's youth league has aroused
    69 words
  • Article
    Straits Times Beat Brewers Narrowly
    220 11 STRAITS TIMES Sports Club just managed to snatch ;i narrow victory from the Malayan Breweries m their SBIIFA league match play- I ed at Farrer Park yesterday. Leading three-one at half-time, the Pressmen won the match by five goals to four. Taking the initiative from
    220 words
  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
      961 11 Bl^™!!?|? 11 AUCTION ALE ON Saturday 2'Jth March 1952 i i aik of leaped of lat 10 am near Birch Foun- d tsnacy to ihe i tain, Ipoh of a Ford V 8 Coupe f i!o!)i)»- D S. [Car, European owned just PC. first tuned up by Messrs Borneo tinister
      961 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 2
      329 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT CINGLE room. Bungalow at Ipoh Rd X Lumpur for J Chinese couple No children, i Li m. 1607-2 Pro! Rd. X.L NOTICES city council of singapore t::der SECRETARIAT: Supply of P Drill Cloth for 1952 I Forms from Tender Room I Ground Floor. City Hall Deposit SI OO/-.
      329 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 3
      390 11 WANTf-D I^REFJIOLD VACANT Land L within 4 miles of G.I'O. xcept Katong/Geylang ***** qua re feet and above. Pi r- ip;:!s only. Write stating ►rice. lor-ality. area with ketch plan to 164, Emera d till Road. TUITION LTRINGT3 BEAUTY CLASS J Hair and Beauty Cultun ourse given by aliss Genars
      390 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 4
      380 11 DEATH i \s klatcfa 29 at Tar. \-,ux Ifalim, Teoh F-.g Kicw third na of Mr. Teoh A)i Kcc of [poll. Mufdwad by rcri nil Is, SHIjATION VACANT .D establ ibed men han* house r. itiires a so -tary/Aorthand typist Wit appljring give d< '«<:!s txperi- terms reQU ired to
      380 words
  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 11 Miscellaneous Column 1
      32 11 HB9BMBRHWIBBEBHB7 X^*' wz HIDES? 4^l |TlMBpgl HIGH TIDES at th« Drinrioal resoi i.< ir Malcya rciii/|?: AM P-" Port Sham 6.43 Sing.tpor? J Malacca 9W Porl Dickson ~-3I Pt-nant jl^- 1 3
      32 words
Page thumbnail Page 12
  • Article, Illustration
    GOLF Here's How
    137 12  - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Snead Ijfr BEGINNERS nr e apt to orip the dub S3 showu at the leu o] the ilhtstratkm. To grip the right can. >roce the thumb ever ■mftj i] 'a opposite fhe tip of the iort'imyer. Them when Die nghf hand doses over this leii
    137 words
  • Article
    Selangor Motor Sports Club Meet
    37 12 K'A'.A LUMPUR, Wedne* 1 h« third general meet- ol t|ic Selangor Motor y.' !llh wil be held m the !1 Cafe on Wednesday, at H p.m. members are to attend m force.
    37 words
  • Article
    COMPETITION STARTS 21 YRS. LATE
    436 12 'Elias' Swim Cup Will Be For Girls A SINGAPORE sports trophy presented 21 years asro and never competed for since then, will [•A long la>t find competitors. The Singapore loath Council has .been given tlie trophy and it v. ill be competed for at their
    436 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Fijian Favourite
    73 12 Fijian Favourite Sgt. Rawrodro (left) of the Fiji Regiment, who fights Australian Steve Brian m the main event m boxerturned -promoter Little Nene's first card at the Happy World Stadium on April 4. is here seen m a sparring work out with a Fijian mate. Radrodro, for whom big things
    73 words
  • Article
    ENG KIEW -BANDIT ViCTIM
    169 12 IK lINK \1 AvNifl .ml Mr Teoh In- Ki«w. one M thr tour Chilians killivi m th,- bandit sunbosh outside Tmjon; Malta «»n lu«»tl.»> w MM o« the most populir Asian Kucrby playen «n Ike Kcdrration. \n all round sporl>m m u hi marie ROfbi his
    169 words
  • Article
    Veteran Saves Side From A Trouncing
    332 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Tin- Sdangor Chinese AlUetk Association made an inau^m ion* start m first rtaae soccer m Sdangor toilav when ihey m«*t tin* Malays ;-.iiil leal l»> lli*' o;ljli;t»:jl m live m a FAS first division league at Karapoo- Hani SC4A had ihemselves
    332 words
  • Article
    KO Soccer In Perak
    135 12 IPOH. Wed.— The opening fixture m the Perak AFA interdistrict knock-out soccer competition will be played otf on the Assembly Hall ground. Kuala Kangsar Road on Saturday between Ipoh and Kuala Kangsar. The Ipoh XI will be selects' i from the following 17 playC re z
    135 words
  • Article
    OTEC Were Superior All Round
    137 12 ORIENTAL Telephone and Electric Company, superior m all departments of the game, took a five-three victory when they met Pulau Bukom m a SBHFA League tie at Thomson Road yesterday. Tommy Mission. OTEC centre forward, who scored three I of his side's five goals, was
    137 words
  • Article
    LEPER FUND BADMINTON
    146 12 A Johore invasion is expected on Saturday night at the Great World Park where the state's best shuttlers will be m action m exhibition matches m aid of the Rotary Club's Leper Fund. Mr. L. Cresson. chairman of the Club's committee organising the drive for funds on
    146 words
  • Article
    MCFA Made $l4,7OO Profit From Tour
    320 12 THE Malayan Chinese Football Association made a profit of $14,790.73 from gate receipts derived from their Far East tour m October and November last year. Nine games within a period of three weeks were played m the tour and with the exception of one—
    320 words
  • Article
    Perak Junior League Ties
    89 12 IPOH. 'Tues. Detention Camp XI defeated DCRE by tvyo goals to nil m a PAFA division 2A fixture on the Jalan Jalil padang. The winners scored through Raman Kutty m the first half and on the resumption obtained a gift goal when a defender deflected the
    89 words
  • Article
    TODAY'S Sport
    97 12 SOCCER: SAFA League: Div. 1- SCC r Pulau Bruni at Jalan Besar stadium; Div. 'AB Bukit Timah v VMM A at Geylang; Div. 'AA-Blue Rovers r K. Muslim League «t CYMA: Social AP v Immigration at BODCA SBHFA League— Borneo Moto r <* v Hong Kong Bank at
    97 words
  • Article
    GOAL SHY INDIANS BEATEN
    263 12 SEREMBAN. Wed.— Goal shyness on the part of their inside forwards cost the Negri Sembilan Indian Association the match and points when they went down to the Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club by two clear goals m a NSFA league fixture played her e on Monday.
    263 words
  • Article
    Police Win At Tampin
    104 12 SEREMBAN, Wed. Visiting Tampin on Sunday, the Negri Sembilan Police cricket team scored a 28-run victory over the Tampin Cricket Club m a single innings match. Taking the first lease of the wicket the Police scored 91 runs. A. Koelmeyer top scored with 26 runs to
    104 words
  • Article
    Fine Weather But Poor Soccer Still
    378 12 IN SPITE of being favoured with a fine weather and good ground condition Katong Sajarah S.C and BODCA played a brand soccer much below Division One standard when they met yesterday. They compensated lor this with a good, clean game; and katong Sajarah emerged
    378 words
  • Article
    Pk. Soccer Will Be Kept Clean
    137 12 Pk. Soccer Will Be Kept Clean IPOH. Wed. The seriousness with which the committee of the Ipoh District Football League views soccer m Ipoh is reflected m the action of the committee m dismissing three appeals made yesterday for the lifting of suspensions on certain players. Lim Swee Meng and
    137 words
  • Article
    Attractive Card Drawn For April 4
    127 12 FOUR international boxers are on the card of Little Nene's first Colony promotion at the Happy World Stadium on Friday April 4 at 9 p.m. The Fijian champion. Isimeli Radrodro, will meet Sieve Brian of Australia m the middleweight elimination contest the main bout
    127 words
  • Article
    PENANG SUMMER RAGE MEETING
    103 12 PENANG. Wed The Penang Turf Club's Summer Meeting will be held on May 3. 8 and 10 for Horses Classes three and five. Horses class three will do 5-1/2 furlongs, 7 or one mile m the first run and 6 furlongs, 8-1/2 or 1-1/4 miles m
    103 words
  • Article
    HK Bank Win
    34 12 IN A SBHFA league socoer match at the Clerical Union ground yesteniay. Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank beal Mercantile Bank by three goals to nil. Scoters were:-- -Millikeu and [shnin (2).
    34 words
  • Article
    Cheng Wah In Great Form Against Police
    282 12 IPOH, Tues.— Chen? Wah defending iv r ,l champions, showed themselves true Master 01 1 a?> when they met a strong Police XI toduv 1\ v a J seven goals to two. Woi The winners played scintillating moeet uui a team which many
    282 words
  • Article
    Plans Ready For Amateur Boxing Finals
    195 12 TOP sloffgers from Army, Navy, RAF and Police-Civil-ians will provide plenty of action and thrills at the finals of Singapore Amateur Boxing: Association's open championships scheduled for April 28. 29 and 30 at the Happy World Stadium. SABA has this year divided the Colony
    195 words
  • Page 12 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
      194 12 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION MILLION DOLLAR LOTTERY. n In view of the heavy demand for tickets lor th Eighth Million Dollar Lottery it has been decided 11 to make o further and final limited issue ot II (i tickets I IvIVvI ■> The PRIZES will NOW be as follows Ist. Prixe
      194 words