Singapore Standard, 14 June 1952

Microfilm: NL2288
Total Pages: 12
1 12 Singapore Standard
Page thumbnail Page 1
  • Title Section
    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Standard VOL. II NO. 347 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
    15 words
  • Article, Illustration
    TEMPLER ON THE RUBBER SLUMP
    575 1 'America Is Alive To The Situation' Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The severe fall m the price of rubber which has occurred m recent weeks is a matter of the utmost concern, not only to the rubber industry, but also to the Government and
    575 words
  • Article
    Malay a Faces 2 Musts
    272 1 Malay a Faces 2 Musts i i ..i ..1.1 I 'enapler gave whole hearted aa*aus ili.H no rttort ill be ..ini i.. hold the econoi.r it. .ni far M it lie* i. (...MiMiiit-nl power .1,, fm, said. b to lendi In tne the United c tuntries the between UIC her
    272 words
  • Article
    TWO KILLED
    41 1 THE pilot ami a photo_»r.*n.*-.et i Mm stry al Supply pla|ie k i yesterday v hen it <-r _>ie I __> »i miles :*»-.v:.y fron, |h e Mi isl j 's esl ib-i-mir-^nl il h -s. •> 'i*j| Djau, Hampshire. Reuter
    Reuter  -  41 words
  • Article
    Former ASP Killed In Car Accident
    139 1 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA. Fri. Zainal Abidin Othman. former Assistant Superintendent of Police and canteen manager of the Special Constabulary was fatally mi. .red m a road accident at the three half mile Klebang Road early this morning. Mr. Zainal was n his way
    139 words
  • Article
    MILLION $ GIFT FOR HOSPITAL
    208 1 MILLION GIFT FOR HOSPITAL THE Singapore General Hospital ye*ter<lay I received a ma *z niii cent gift of $M.">().<) 0() from a wellknown l*ars*_*«e hiisineHsman. Mr. .V R. VI Miri, (.hairnian [of the Phoenix Aerated Waler (.<>. Ltd., who asked thai I In* money he utilized "wholly to provide more
    208 words
  • Article, Illustration
    TRAIN BLOWN UP
    75 1 A TRAIN' was blown tip yesterday by a Vietminh-laid mine near Dian station. 15 miles northeast of Saigon, usually reliable sources reported A sea. of hands is raised by about l.'dio people at a meetiujr <>r the South African Nationalist Party at Lady smith. The demonstrator* ■fie
    75 words
  • Article
    Building Policy Under Review
    31 1 THE SINGAPORE Government announced yesterday it is reviewing its whole policy m relation to the control of building, pending which the Control o'T Building Ordinance is extended
    31 words
  • Article
    'Prize' Red Detained In S'pore
    141 1 'Prize' Red Detained In S'pore Standard Staff Reporter A JOHORE bandit with a $2,500 reward on his head and another man, a known bandit supplier, also from .Johore, were among three Reds arrested m Singapore by the Security Police within the last few days. The first to be arrested was
    141 words
  • Article
    Fijians Open Score
    355 1  -  5 REDS SLAIN KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Continuin<£ their relentless campaign against the terrorists. Security Forces yesterday killed live more handits. Two were captured and one wounded. Two members oi the Security Forces have been slightly wounded. The Ist Fi.ii_.ns. who recently started operations m the Bahau area
    355 words
  • Article
    Crisis Order For Eleven
    96 1 Standard S^aff Reporter DETENTION Orders under the Emergency Regulations have: been signed by the Colonial l Secretary tor the custody oJ six teacher;.' and five students of the y.K-k V.v.a School and also for a youth indirect!.-.- connected with the school These teachers and students were
    96 words
  • Article
    Bandits Murder 2 Women, 1 Man
    83 1 IPOH Fi— Band I last night murdered tl. .*<••• people two women and a man— outside Pusing. _he :1 f a business m Pusing while one of the women, hu we an advanced state oi p et The other woman aged 2-°, was a
    83 words
  • Article
    B-29 Crashes
    28 1 HONOLULU, June 13, (AP) Ten -crewmen of a dit B-29 Superfortress today frtere reported mis. m? m shark-in tested waters it milea west ot i Kwajale.'.n.
    28 words
  • Article
    Workers Win MCA Ist Prize Twice
    209 1 Standard Stuff Correspondent IPOII. Fri. Dame Fortune has played an extraordinary hand m the lives of certain workers m the small and remote village of Chaah m Johore. It sounds fantastic hut it is true. For the -second time m their lives these same
    209 words
  • Article
    Settle Disputes By Negotiation
    260 1 Referring to the question of wmgt m-uoi ial ions. Sir (herald Templer reminded those present t hut the past lew years had seen considerable progress m the peaceful settlement ol disputes m the industry, and m the negotiation of agreements m the Matters nl >.ai;«*«> and
    260 words
  • Article
    No Dress— The 'Gang' Was Barred
    239 1 No Dress— The 'Gang' Was Barred LONDON, June I.i <\P> The "k:jn_; show" flew back to London I'hursda> from entertaining British troops m Malaya and promptl.. stirred up a minor tempest b> ie parting that they uei«. ha* i-ed Irom a Singapore orti cers' mess for not wearing dress. Ralph
    239 words
  • Article
    Electricity Bill To Be Dropped
    187 1 Electricity Bill To Be Dropped THK PROPOSED Electricity (Restriction of (onsumption) Bill will not enter the statute book ol the Colony if a recommendation of the Public I tilitie* Committee of the Councillors is accepted. The Committee at meeting yesterday decided to drop the Bill The Bill was Intended to
    187 words
  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 1
      104 1 Ml CARTA PLASTIC LAMINATE yevt TABLE TOP •»■> linportra V SKNI. HENG II) MO V _.t> Str*. t. |»orr Fhon<- 4*.'. AY. SERIES DIESEL -^lOa CYLINOER I *aW^ THREE J 0 FIVE ANO SIX TO M^B\lL4l___ T£N 8H P AT 00 T0 POWER FROM EITHER END OF CRANKSHAFT M m
      104 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 2
      112 1 HAND CUT CRYSTALWARE R m a ir>de range is always fi a i*t tlable here Call and Select \jnur EJ {_y rrq./irrmpn. < THE tf fi NOVELTY STORE tf HK North Bridfc Road 9 Phone 3 1>S nttH) "ZAZ.AA 'T r zzz^ > m. m iiiiiiiiULiii iiifT i iJ!iM-'____i_____Jfci__miii .v_j'j^BJ
      112 words
Page thumbnail Page 2
  • Article
    TENANTS NEED NOT FEAR EVICTION
    249 2 Board Chief Explains Notices To Raise Rent TENANTS of Singapore who are served with notices to quit need not be apprehensive of being evicted from their homes when it is the intention of the landlord to increase the rent of the premises, the President of
    249 words
  • Article
    Taximan Beaten Up By 3 MORs
    134 2 Taximan Bea ten Up By 3 MORs Court Told THREE M.O.K.s J. Nayagan, K. Thomas and Koon Wah Sens, were < har-ed m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday with robbery and CMsiag hurt to O. Kansasamy, a taxi driver, m Ayer Raja* Koad on Mar. 21. D Id the
    134 words
  • Article
    Accused Was Hurl: Case Postponed
    57 2 Accused Was Hurl: Case Postponed THE SIIN U >RE F Mag rtr; te, D.H ord be sen! Genei I I I whei he A. asan had m o- lie w; c to >p- k. to the ck k was arrested at 10..; 2 at rhe c. East C I B
    57 words
  • Article
    Fraud Is Fined
    23 2 PANG S HAM (46 > pest. for fn ---ion of 25 kati white I on June 12 m C Ut Road
    23 words
  • Article
    Filipinos Plan Two Functions On July 4
    191 2 INK Filipino commiinii. m Singapore, which numbers around 200. has already planned a full programme for Jul) t. to celebrate the >ixth \ear of their independence, Mr. M« R. Anciann. President of ihe Filipino V -social ion toi, l The Standard yesterday* Begii
    191 words
  • Article
    SJI Has Big Plans For Centenary
    462 2 SJI Has Big Plans For Centenary RK\ F.RKM) Brother Lawrence OToole, Assistant Superior General *i ihe Christian Brothers, is arriving m Singapore Irom Rome on June 30 to- lie present at the centenary edebratfam of St. Joseph's Institution. and the arrival of the Christian Brothers m Malaya. The Fall Programme
    462 words
  • Article
    VENEGOPAL IS SANE
    51 2 VENEGOPAL IS SANE VENEGOPAL, a clerk who recently told a Singapore judge that the Remand Prison cured his chronic asthma and who was sent for mental observation, was yesterday fined $50 and a day's simple imprisonment by the Third District Judge for housebreaking. He was found to be of sound
    51 words
  • Article
    Briber Fined $25
    33 2 A TRISHA rider. Goh Kang. who was caught carrying goods offered a police constable $2 not to, take action. Yesterday Goh was fined $25 m the Singapore Second Police Court.
    33 words
  • Article, Illustration
    OFF THE BEATEN TRACK
    31 2 OFF THE BEATEN TRACK THIS car left the road m Boat Quay yesterday afternoon and landed on the bed of Singapore River with slight damage. No one was injured. photo. Standard
    Standard  -  31 words
  • Article, Illustration
    LEON (Won 4 Awards) WEDS HIS DREAM GIRL
    297 2 Standard Shipping Reporter AFTER six years of study m the United States where he won four scholarships. a 25-year-old Chinese, Leon Wan?, retarned to Sourabava and married the girl of hi s dreams a girl who he had met only once. Yesterday
    297 words
  • Article
    Rent Of Four Houses Up
    68 2 THE rents of the following houses m Singapore were raised by the Rent Conciliation Eoarl yesterday with the consent of the tenants: A three-storey building m Cross Street from $193 to $250, tenant Lew Joo Seng: a house m Tomlinson Road from SlBO to 5275.
    68 words
  • Article
    His Letters For Assignee
    75 2 An application asking that the Setters of a well-known Singapore businessman, Yeo Gin Guat, be redirected to the Official Assignee was granted by the Singapore Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, m the High Court yesterday. Making the application, Mr. T. Kulasekaram, Asst. Official Assignee,* stated that
    75 words
  • Article
    CLAIMS TRIAL TO EXTORTION
    57 2 LIM SENG ANN alias Bah Lee Ter was charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with extortion m May at Kirn Chuan Road. It was alleged that Lim threatened to assault Tan Moh Seh and thereby induced Tan to deliver $10.80 to him. Lim claimed
    57 words
  • Article
    Annual Meeting
    38 2 THE ANNUAL General Meeting of the Alumni Association of King Edward VII College of Medicine (Southern Blanch) will be held on Fri- day, June 27 at 8 p.m. at the Pathological Laboratory. Faculty of Medicine. Singapore.
    38 words
  • Article
    $6,000 Bail In Lottery Case
    49 2 NG AH FUAY (32) pleaded guilty to a charge m the Singapore' First Police Court yesterday of assisting m the running of a chap ji kee lottery on June 12 at Balestier Road. Sentence was postponed to June 20 and $6,000 bail was allowed.
    49 words
  • Article
    DRIVING TESTERS: 86 APPLY
    82 2 Standard Staff Reporter EIGHTY-SIX people have applied within the last week for appointment with the Singapore Police Force as motor driving testers. To clear the back-log of thousands of learner drivers on the waiting list, Government has approved the appointment of eight more testers, to augment
    82 words
  • Article
    Headline Misleading, Says Bible Secretary
    171 2 MR. Lan H. D. Findlay, secretary of The Bible Societies m Malaya, whose head office is at Armenian Street, Singapore, said yesterday, that the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society have no connection whatsoever with the Bible Societies m Malaya. He was referring to a
    171 words
  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
      86 2 aam********m wm w ll I mXa^m^wM-W a ■■^'^^-Mm jn^^^^^x^.^^r V *)Ct*m*m**.f*mS '^'^Ml^ HL_„„_„ I»p4« ::^ilt Jt f** m m*m fa* mm PAWL OUTFIT $5*25 )MPLETE WITH SPARE CHUCKS, NEEDLES AND COLOURED THREADS. |ij| The AWL Sewing Outfit is indispensable for stitching Leather Goods, Rugs, Carpets and Canvas I Sails, equally
      86 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
      145 2 r*"4jiA_H_____i____-i__- _____>____ ___t____L__J -**'*T,n*nfT*' I m*W^***f^^r-r.i ii |8 A>ff*»*.f tillllflf 4 o/ j PLASTIC G OOS 3 B Itility Bottles. Mu^s. Bou Is, Screw Top < I Cover Bawls, Ice Cube Trays. Plastic* I m (over. Egg Trays. Caps t v Bai I >4&o /ks£ Unpacked 1 A LATEST SHIPMEM
      145 words
  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
Page thumbnail Page 3
  • Article
    Plea For Order Made, Cancelled
    250 3 CASE OF Mdme. YEO vN U»PIJ. MluN for an order, by Mr. R. H. t* **t-« N hirili* proceedings m ili. pending mi! |>v Mu.i. mm Vfen §i< n Xeo agalnal iln* derision of |i.-:tr.- Kogeru, v.h«» had dilfiwn ll her elaiiu lor a i\ih
    250 words
  • Article
    Thieves Sent To Prison
    28 3 Thieves Sent To Prison ,T* RS polite trap b I .1 by ol m ryinfl s to Rajama- have I to or- pny hi** I 1 I M.i
    28 words
  • Article
    Presents For The Queen
    79 3 Presents For The Queen ver inkstand to the Duke. They were all designed and worked m Brunei with the inscriptions added m Singapore. Sarongs of golden thread were presented to the Queen. the Queen Mother, Queen .Mary and Princess Margaret The Sultan, attired m Malay court robes, was accompanied by
    79 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    26 3 THE COURT cf Appeal (Civil) and Court of Criminal A peal will sit Ln the Supreme Court Building, Singapore, from Tuesday, June 24, at 10.30 a.m.
    26 words
  • Article
    One Year's Jail
    11 3 BSENG is unpri a king nd theft 1
    11 words
  • Article
    School Awards
    46 3 THF chin: -iComrcial School I a tea•ty at the C V H A Hall at 4.30 p.m. today, when irtificates and prizes will be en away by .Mrs G. W flebb to successful students of e*Spr g 1951 London r o! C tierce Examinations.
    46 words
  • Article
    Seizable Offence
    42 3 MUNUSAMY Ramasamy, a reputed thief was charged m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday with loitering with intent to commit a seizable offence at 2.30 a.m. on June 11 at Norfolk Road. He claimed trial and was allowed $500 bail.
    42 words
  • Article
    Detamore—Turner Lectures To End
    204 3 Detamore— Turner Lectures To End Standard Staff Reporter THF DETAMORE-TURNER Bible Lectures which began m the Victoria Theatre, Singapore, more than one year- ago, will end on Friday night (June 20) with a farewell service at the Bible Auditorium, 1?0 Balestier Koad. M >re than 300 Bible lectures were given
    204 words
  • Article
    CITY'S NIGHT BAZAAR TO CLOSE
    296 3 We Must Clear Them Now McNeice MORE THAN 200 occupants of 18 plank[mill shop houses m front of tiie Southern Hotel m Eu Tong Sen Street, popularly known as Singapore's Night Bazaar, will soon he ordered lo quit their premises as the site is to
    296 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    73 3 Standard Staff Reporter THU GIFI S above were presented to the Que c n th <* Queen Mother. Queen Mary, the Duke of Edinburgh and Princess -Margaret by the Sultan of Brunei. The presentation wa s made when the Queen and the Duke received the Sultan m audience at Buckingham
    73 words
  • Article
    Jailed For Arson Bid
    113 3 A YOUNG husband, Ching Kin Hiang, who had intimidated his mother-in-law by threatening to burn down her house m Paya Lebar Road was sentenced yesterday, by Mr. Justice Brown, to 18 months' rigorous imprisonment, at the Singapore Assizes. Following a quarrel with his mother-in-law over the
    113 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Calling YMCA Prize Winners
    103 3 Calling YMCA Prize Winners The following were prize winners at the VMCA Fete and Foir held recently and are asked to collect their prizes at the YMCA "A" Orchard Road, j Singapore. Speed Typewriting Competition: First Mr. Chung Wai Onn (8f) words p.m.), Second—, Mrs. Nicol and Miss Nancy i
    103 words
  • Article
    Pipes Swirl For 'Ladies From Hell'
    235 3 Standard Shipping Reporter KOREA-BOUND men of the Black Watch Regiment, who arrived m the troopship, Empire Orwell, yesterday were given a rousing welcome by the Pipes and Drums of the Gordon Highlanders at the Singapore Harbour Board wharves. Shortly after the trooper, flying the
    235 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    74 3 MR. Clive M. Gloves. Director of Physical Education. Melbourne V.M.C.A., arrived m Singapore by air yesterday on his wav to the Olympic Games at Helsinki. He will act as official observer on gymnastics and basketball for the Australian Olympic and Sports Council, and will attend the International Physical Directors' Consultation
    Standard  -  74 words
  • Article
    Neper Use Axe In Quarrel Warns Judge Tan
    204 3 Neper Use Axe In Quarrel Warns Judge Tan HOWEVER angry a ma n may be. he should never use an axe m a quarrel, the First District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tah, told Vitalingam Kalimuttu, charged with striking Tairiam on the head with an axe on April 18 at a
    204 words
  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
      50 3 V/henever Wherever Orion Vacuum Flasks THE ASIAN TRADING SHIPPING (M) LTD' I. tin; UtCADE SINGAPORE TELEPHONE WW •v- _VV VVVVVVVVV VVVVWWWWWWWV' N x vv\v\\\v\\\\v\\\\\\\\vvv\\\\\\v\\v^v\wvv\\V\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\v\a> a INSECTICIDE FOR f^:t)\ j HOUSEHOLD AND (J(f£2^ j OUTDOOR USE I Salt- \zpntst I NAN KANG COMPANY j t 82*337 MEDEWU3 BUM,.. SINGAPORE I. j
      50 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
      228 3 V THE 1952 OLYMPIC GAMES WINTER gP J//SPORTS K^JU^-/ WERE MB IV etr: [ste < 1 igines es i B. m I CHRONOSON the acousti star! signs Longines CHRONOCAMEKA producing I records of competitorr timet within 4 se >i L after the.v cross the finish line: PADIOGINES short wave communication
      228 words
  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 3 Miscellaneous Column 1
      71 3 my FRIEND. V AW ...IT 1 f ...WHAT AM I SAVIN' HOLY ___^l fvEH CAP'N JOHN jEjA L^^OPJMB^mNS /youhavesAvedlwa6nt I^al^Ks' OUR HAIR, LETS /WERE CARRYING V JAMESTOWN FROM\Nuth. S^^Sl_Sl22_L r"^ POCAHONTAS. JT^B CHECK BACKON /SACKS FULL OF \Z STARVAT,ON flrf Sll" V, > 3 1 OOP! DOWN V<" -tfftgMj ?n^'
      71 words
Page thumbnail Page 4
  • Article
    DENTAL CARE FOR NEW VILLAGERS
    214 4 Plan To Improve Health Aids Staii-lai-'. Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, I ti. The people m the new villages will also be receiving dental attention when Gevernnient has completed detail* of a •M-heine for private registered dentists to visit these villages and do dental work. This
    214 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    35 4 Photo. R.AJH.C tr.un.c orcleriies— the men who a< uunpanv the large IgMiM patrols m the jungle know hmv lo mv etsailttca throush. over, under, the hundred ami one übsta« les nature i-in provide. Army PR.
    Army PR.  -  35 words
  • Article
    RAMC'S 'CORPS WEEK' BEGINS
    199 4 Standard Stall Correspondent ki VI V LUMPIER. Fri. Sunday Claris the H M.< ,*a "l ,ii-^ Week* 1 ia Malaya. The public i* invited to thr firitfeh Military EUlgpital at kinrara. Kuala I umpur. ran Sunday between 11.30 a.m. Audi 12.30 p.m.. tu see a demonstration
    199 words
  • Article
    LUCKY DRAW RESULTS
    114 4 THE following is the result of the lucky numrfoers draw of the Malayan Sikhs Education Aid Fund: Ist Prize Morris Minor Car 7.1 1 74 2nd prize Radiogram *****1 3ld prize Sewing Machine *****; 4th prize Gents' Bicycle *****; ath prize Sunflame Cooker *****; 6th prize Table
    114 words
  • Article
    Child Died From Fall
    114 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Remarking that he was satisfied from the evidence that death was accidental and that there was no foul p'.ay, the Kuala Lumpur Coroner. Raja Chik Ja'afar today returned a verdict of death by misadventure, at the conclusion of an tnquesl into the death
    114 words
  • Article
    Bound Over On Trust Charge
    84 4 Bound Over On Trust Charge KUALA LUMPUR. Fri For committing criminal breach of trust of a car entrusted to him by Lai and Company. Batu Road, a .'.l--.*-ear-old technical assistant. S. Visvanathan. was convicted by Mr. A. P. Jack m the First Magistrate's Court here and bound over to be
    84 words
  • Article
    Scouts Answer The Call
    199 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUB, Fri. Scouts m the Federal capital have answered the call of the High Commissioner to do their duty m the new villages. Eight Scouts groups arc being formed m the new villages around Kuala Lumpur mk\ parties of Scouts are paying
    199 words
  • Article
    Sentence Reduced
    83 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Following a submission by CouTlsel that the appellant was a very old and sick man. Mr. Justice Wilson at the Selangor Criminal Court of Appea today reduced the sentence of six weeks' simple imprisonment passed on a 61-year-old Chinese, Ng Heong Bee. by the president
    83 words
  • Article
    Youth Stole Photo Albums
    121 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— V. Muniandy, -a 20-year-old Tamil, who was stated to have had several previous convictions, was today convfHed by the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court. Mr. B. V. Rhodes, and sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by one year's;
    121 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Standard Visitors
    35 4 This Standard photo shows 12 members of the Singapore Teachers Training College, Certificate Course (Ist year) who visited The Standard offices at Robinson Road. Singapore, yesterday morning. They are seen m the library.
    35 words
  • Article
    Judgment Reserved
    55 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Mr. Justice Wilson al the Selangor Criminal Court of Appeal today reserved judgment till Monday m the appeal of a Chinese. Lee Kwa-; Meng. against the conviction ar.d sentence of one year's rigorous imprisonment passed on him by the Kuala Lumpur. Magistrate on two charges
    55 words
  • Article
    Compulsory Education
    101 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Tbe Malayan Trade I mon Council, at its annual delegates' conference m Kuala Lumpur beginning on June 27, will consider a resolution by the Johore District Government Workers' Union asking the Federal Government to set up a eomarittre to prepare a ten-year plan with the
    101 words
  • Article
    COUNCIL MAY BEGIN PROBE
    508 4 NEED TO IMPROVE FIRE SERVICES KUALA LLMPLR. Fri.— The kuala Lumpur Municipal Council may --oon Im* Baked t_> make thorough investigation with a \t\* i<» Meertaining th< need to improve the fire service* «>l i!i« t_iv.n. r U I thai k all L :mpur iho ild
    508 words
  • Article
    Templer Praises 2 Good Scouts
    218 4 Xl ALA LUMP! R. Fri There are two very proud Scouts m Malaya today proud because they have earned from Sjx Gerald Templer, a Scorn himself, letters of commend .tion tor a good turn they did on April 11. Sir Gerald was informed of their
    218 words
  • Article
    Fund Scheme Explained
    93 4 K.UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Speaking over Radio Malaya I iast night. Mr. K. J. Cumming. j a member of the Employees' I Provident Fund Board, said that te the best of his know- j kdge Malaya is the first coun- j try m South-Ea.st Asia to pro-- ide
    93 words
  • Article
    World Scout Meet At KL
    113 4 KUALA LUMPUR, F* From August 1 1 to m the T'' era! capital will be the centre of Int resl to the Boy Scowl world when delegate* from all part*- of South-East Asia and Australia gather at Castl< Camp tor tb< fli sl internati scout
    113 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    20 4 Toh Pee Hay was fined I by tljf Muar Magistrate foi using bis motor ear for hire' without a ttceuoa,
    20 words
  • Article
    Corporal; Contractor Acquitted
    20 4 Corporal; Contractor Acquitted Standard Stag acqui p at 'heir B I I out 200 ■>■ < tate i ;ary. Keh their HP
    20 words
  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
      35 4 4«^ V^ j I lUMBER HAWK _^_WBB_\\______. _^S^l^3-mWmm^zS^^ V LYONS MOTORS LTD. o*cwa*d hd. Singapore 9. *r UMVHISAL CARS LTR WEARNE BROS. LTD. IfOH ow **NANG K. LUMPUR— SEREMBAN— MALACCA n iimj —i m HH-f
      35 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
      73 4 EA6LE SHIRTS i% b\~?m\ F w^/ ff '.7/1 jS 8 OUR Si'JQVALn, CHI RTS vith H ar- offered LOW PRICES ti v lUt MTM Wtolmlr im letti awl SOLE AGENCIES SINGAPORE SHIN FACTORY LTD. CHicc- 15^6 Mi or fci «'< Sfci ond i* i 226 Km Br.--.- j m m
      73 words
Page thumbnail Page 5
  • Article
    SON IS JAILED, FATHER CLEARED
    223 5 KUANTAN. Fri. K. Swbramaniam was sentenced to three months Jail for retaming .stolen property, be- lonsmu to three Malay women a t Tanah Puteh, Kuantan Hin father KaraiPa nan who was charged i with heing an accomplice i was acquitted. Satan binti Teh told the
    223 words
  • Article
    Youth Had Terrorist Documents
    47 5 Youth Had Terrorist Documents KHOO AH I.OKF (17), wa s yesterday charged m thr Singapore First District Court with "having under his control without lawful excuse a terrorist document." sometime m May. The title of the document was "Study No. Tiie ease was postponed i;» .lulv 2.
    47 words
  • Article
    Dark Figure In Bsnk Building
    366 5 Dark Figure In Bsnk Building INSPECTOR HUNS FROM ENTERUNG Hie tunnel of tbe Mercamik; Hank hiMJMiwg, Sin nap ore, nt I a.m. on April 27, Inspector Mnliil Kah man l.in Knlhaslia saw a Mark figure* near il.Mu* wider ll><" staircase. "I thoughl it was a corpse and thai someone had
    366 words
  • Article
    CONSULS THANKED BY THE QUEEN
    67 5 A CABLE of thanks has been received from the Serrrtary of State for the Colonies on behalf of the Queen for the Consular Corps. Singapore, by the Governor. Mr. J. F. Nicoll. The messaffe reads: The tfttrcn has asked that her sincere appreciation of their
    67 words
  • Article
    MUCH WAS PROMFSED BUT
    86 5 MUCH WAS PROMFSED BUT THF. A I. CMN I Association ol the King Edward VII College ol '.Meciicme is to appi_»;ich the Singapore Governmenl for land for its beadquarters. Tiie Bui irl ing Sub-Commit-tee ut the association has fi)ii<!(ierfri several sites but they were all rejected for various reasons. Prom
    86 words
  • Article, Illustration
    COMICS SAVES THREE
    209 5 COMICS SAVES THREE Standard Staff Reporter A COMIC magazine saved three rhiidren. between three and seven years of aye. from injury when a coconut tree crashed into their attap home m Maadai Road. Singapore, on Thursday. They were gathered around the mnqazine m a corner of the hut, and engrossed
    Standard  -  209 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Keni liaised On Consent Applications
    227 5 Standard Stall Reporter PREMISES which had !^n pai I U ioiMd li.tn hrc and l ented aui ai mm -anil m i enagh Road Eai lim a- a garage al ren! ol (256 have i been converted hfto tn o buomesc prenui es toi I
    Standard  -  227 words
  • Article
    Today's Power Cuts
    272 5 M lis l\ lIONs m >ingapore lin hie to lond shedding tiMlav: DAY II i**::;- Pipe, Klieeiu. Kurd, Bin sins. Wire Mesh. P.WJD, Quarry. Nanyang Sll*"., Biikil Paaijang, National Carbon. Princess Elizabeth Estate, llairv I arm, I'lu Pandan. .Jurong I. A. 3. Itukit Timah \l l (nited
    272 words
  • Article
    'Build A Wall & Keep The Loafers Out'
    278 5 'Build A Wall Keep The Loafers Out' Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Fri.- In a bid to prevent loafers from con ducting their own football leagues m Penang's historic Northern Road cemetery, Dr. N. K. Menon will ask the Settlement Council at its meeting on Monday if Government will take immediate
    278 words
  • Article
    $5 A Day Demand May Fall On Public
    332 5 $5 A Day Demand May Fall On Public IF SINGAPORE city Councillors are to pay their dailyrate. 1 en-.plos oos the minimum \\;it;e <>' ft demanded by the City Council Labour Unions Ferlernt ion. it would mean that the Rale Fund account of the Co!!'i<-!| «rill show an expenditure >
    332 words
  • Article
    Hunt For Men Using Dynamite
    123 5 Siandord >tnfl Correspondent PENANG, Fri— Catching fish hv dynamite an Illegal act -is being indulged m by some fishermen m north west Malayan and Siamese waters. Mr J. S. Scott, fishery Officer, told The Standard lodav. '.Dynamiting old fish' >.. S the caaa of nonm
    123 words
  • Article
    END WAR TO END WANT
    130 5 END WAR TO END WANT Standard Mafl Ke|Mtii<*--1 lii I I po\ ■nd il I I be -a II i lenl unch ifl pengl I iff Normal Thorna Si ialist eadei md unsur'*e. Sex s !>■• h talli on lo in 'I M.r if-* World' i Ma a pa as)
    130 words
  • Article
    3 Societies Are Dissolved
    24 5 ORE G ii met* am ed the dissolution l i c <, Tin- I I and the Hi ton Mutua i
    24 words
  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
      150 5 r*y 9n4 h »m»tch«d e«octl> i ,n numbci by M*iot m rhe neck o- o mon. tiger headache ww^?Wb\ CURt '£k V~ Vy _-FAA Unmotched by ony othei Qr> Pom rclicvsr th* TIGER V*' d&S!S HEADACH£ CU Rf J" an -^t^^!___!__l V\\ e ce, cnt 'emedy tot Head iwvcv suck
      150 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
      30 5 \V I i y (at right) the incompa r cVe 'i*ii(^<^^^ißtt(i(^^fcitti^irfKjii«ii^^ modem p'f»ci Ci on equp- men t Singapore —X- Lu.npur IpoK fenany. Also at Kuchmg 0 ofhei Borneo Bronchrt.
      30 words
Page thumbnail Page 6
  • Article
    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Threat By Strike
    855 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Threat By Strike S fternoon, representatives ol the Singapoie 1 Ctv Council Labour Unions Federation will the Deputy President of the City Council and City Councillors to negotiate on the daily- mployees' demands for increased basic wages snd cost ol living allowances. m Bui the
    855 words
  • Article, Illustration
    The New Revolution In Turkey
    1801 6  - The New Revolution In Turkey ROBERT STEPHENS py I^RONTIERS are always queer places. They have an air of existing apart m their own space-time. The frontier between Syria and Turkey is one of the most romantic of them all and its time-scale is all its own. From Aleppo, which rivals
    1,801 words
  • Article, Illustration
    USELESS EUSTACE
    6 6 I "ilea ambidextrous!" C
    6 words
  • Article
    ALL ABOARD IN THE PORKERS' PULLMAN
    201 6  -  Ronald Bedford by "DRTTISH parents who tell bed-time stories to their children should revise the one about the Little Piggy that went to Market. For American porkers now have their own luxury train to take them on that all-important ride. The cars m which
    201 words
  • Article
    WHY MOVE THEIS DEPT?
    323 6 WHY MOVE THEIS DEPT? Sir:—It is understood that L the Ipuh Land Office bi be- L ing moved m the very net A fut Lire to another building v situated out of town on the j Kuala Kangsar Road. -If this h is true, then it is a pity that
    323 words
  • Article
    We, the PEOPLE
    376 6 We, the PEOPLE Sir. I still cannot believe the story which appeared on i Page Three of your June 9 issue, m which five shopk keepers have been told to I shift or close down. Surely, Sir, this is a matter on which th<i Federal Government should issue some wri
    376 words
  • Article
    Your Slip Is Showing
    185 6  - Your Slip Is Showing STAN HAYS by I W .I 1 1 r A [ISS AMMlli sua, slip showinj I where Im staadiai I bra and docbi I lad Ib not th<* onh mm Aniein.tn m- i used lo fashion s ncks-a* staggered _U hrl they reallj augiii to i..,*
    185 words
  • Article
    MISTAKEN IDENTITY
    31 6 MISTAKEN IDENTITY b Sta on pag< 2 that a "Yap Xi trial m 1 1 i marlci i pi I an FARI I me m t B UP tatf 9 BaaaaaMMN
    31 words
  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
      77 6 _-_-_-___-_______________-_____n_-_______ > YOGHOURT SHERBET is C*^^^ A here! Another Magnolia yO /A triumph! It's a ipecial low- >y\ w f at ice-cream with all the If goodness of Yoghourt. It's C cV^A s-.veet— with the refreshing ZZ^^ fX* V tanß of Yoghourt. \\Mi*o^\^ S nI 50c for !0 o* carton
      77 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
      10 6 nlways Milder Differ Tasting Voo/er Smoking CHESTERFIELD iingafiorr TS gM»
      10 words
Page thumbnail Page 7
  • Article
    Congress Told Not Enough Troops To Control PoW Riots
    342 7 Congress Told Not Enough Troops To Control PoW Riots WASHINGTON, Jane 1.1. (Reuter) Army leaders have 1..1.1 „r.»r^ Ihat there an- not enough troops i.i Korea to control < omummst prisoner-of-war riots on koje bland, it Mas disclosed yesterday. The House cf Representatives released a censored version ol testimony given
    342 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    23 7 pholo. M. N'Guyen Van lam former Vietnam Minister of the Interior, who was recently named Premier re plating M. Tran Van Hun. AFP
    AFP  -  23 words
  • Article
    UK Envoy Talks With Acheson
    94 7 WASHINGTON, J m< I I UP) j Ambassad* >: Si er Franks said yesterday alter con- ing i ith Sec of State Dean A son thai I icy discussed p* oced ires fo pri parIfl j reply to the re-em note Inch c receivi d
    94 words
  • Article
    JCS May Tell Gen. Clark To Toe Line
    160 7 t W i 13 (It ttited States Joint 's Stall PC "serums", y Kting a new er att Itu including •b issue of specific Genera] Mark ft. I ed Nations Supreme Korea, the New rt< I iter lay r* patch from its
    160 words
  • Article
    Ist Presentation Party Of Reign
    129 7 Ist Presentation Party Of Reign LONDON. June 13. (AP)— Five hundred beaming debutantes m clouds of chiftoon, lace and light silk paraded through a Buckingham Palace ballroom Thursday and curtsied before the Queen. It was the first "presentation party" of Queen Elizabeth IPs reign. And it went off without a
    129 words
  • Article
    Alexander To Confer On FE Policy In US
    152 7 WASHINGTON. .lune U. (UP)— Gen. Waller Bedel! Smith director of the U S. Central Intelligence Agency, will review intelligence objectives concerning the Far East With British Defence Minister Lord Alexander on June -'A. an authoritative source said today He said Smith had
    152 words
  • Article
    Moves To Give Truman Seizure Power Rejected
    157 7 WASHINGTON, June 13, (Reuter) .—Moves to authorise government seizure of the steel industry were abandoned or rejected m Congress yesterday a.s the nationwide steel strike neared the end of its second week. Senators seeking to amend the Detence Production Bill to give President
    157 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    70 7 photo. Sir George Bellew. Garter King of Arms, reads the Proclamation announcing the date of Queen Kli/a beth IPs Coronation from the balcony of Friary Court. St. James\ Palace. London, on June On the right of Sir George is the Earl Marshal, the Duke of Norfolk. Other heralds and mare
    A.P.  -  70 words
  • Article
    Prisoners Set Jail In Cairo On Fire
    43 7 CAIRO. .lune 13 (Renter) Prisoners set a Cairo jai! on fire yesterday, police disclosed. They had persuaded fellow prisoners to take off their j clothes which they set afire. Wardens saved the prisoners from burning alive.
    43 words
  • Article
    Confidence In Victory
    150 7 During the four months he had been m Malaya General Templer said, he had. by personal investigation and contact, formed his own appreciation of the situation. He had given certain directions and put certain courses of action m train, and it would lie some time before the
    150 words
  • Article
    Senate C'ttee Wants Report On Formosa
    108 7 WASHINGTON. June 12, (UP).— The Senate Armed Ser vices Committee asked the Defence Department today for a briefing on the military situation on Formosa. The acting chairman, Mr. Lester Hunt, said the Committee was asked to be brought up to date on "what has
    108 words
  • Article
    Premier Keeps His Silence
    171 7 Standard Loudon f orr LONDON' .June \Z The Australian Premier held a press conference here this afternoon with apparent purpose of saying as little as possible about many subjects. He refused to say anything about South-East Asia except that there's "some perceptible threat" to Australia from
    171 words
  • Article
    Peers Fascinated By Cherwell's Atom Talk
    147 7 LONDON, June 13, (Reuter)-- Peers m the House of Lords listened fascinated last ni^ht as Lord C 'her well, adviser to Prime .Minister Winston Churchill on atomic energy, visualised a future m which a pint of water might produce power equal to that of
    147 words
  • Article
    Butler Speech Lowers Values
    152 7 LONDON. June 13 fßeutei i Although new* concerning the a United Kingdom's gold and aj dollar positions was bettei than expected, the Chancellors state- |±j ment contained nunru o v hints that the general situa. o still grave and these played I lei T i part
    152 words
  • Article
    Butler: 'Hard Task Still Before Us'
    309 7 Butler: 'Hard Task Still Before Us' LONDON, June 13. (Reuter).— Mr. X lluil.r. Chancellor of the F_\_li«*-micr t in hie 4 /e*mt i i«« ihe Romhi «»l Commoni oa llritain I financial position la-i ■•■■.bi. •»ai<l dial frOM lime to time the *_tt\ eriiiiiriil (muml continue lo iak«- whatever furih.-r
    309 words
  • Article
    PATROL WAITED 12 HOURS
    107 7 PATROL WAITED 12 HOURS THE patl talion rreen Howai killed > I pjn >■ -i several htindn I terrorists' camp neai v 11 re thi army J Crimea At 845 v gun plato camp ould I i amp wai < en inland and over 2.000 Feet < Ma Le i
    107 words
  • Article
    Visit SW Formosa
    19 7 TAII .'i sion* from Mala} kong i Formosa this n I had lunch municipal uo*. < ining .-<■•
    19 words
  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
      134 7 ~**Stgßg r z: i fl 1'" fe I o ry ff» aj j r _____________________________>«_a__-___-______i < >^ w -*__w__fsta^ffla.----i J i AJi ai___i>t— _> 7 mzJS «mn ,ry •■^j(ti»-t\ T^ d a j **->;_. I fl r~~~ fl m^mmmmmm-mmW* Model CAD- 12 DefrOStS itself completely every nit;ht while you Bleep.
      134 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
      86 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Stondorc*! London Correspondent LONDON, June 13 The following ore ihe closing Orices ot rubber and fin on rhe Le.nd.__. Market rodcy:—LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 261 d. s por £977 per ton July 26 Id buyers, £978 sellers. Auo 26} d. Three months: £970 buyers, £971
      86 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 7 Advertisements Column 3
      68 7 t -t- -titt frt ft*rt fcffcififrif* RIPPINGILLIfS 5 FAMOUS BRITISH BLUE -FLAME Jl COOKER S jfi B a KEROSENE BURNERS -NO 3 PUMPING NECESSARY 2 BURNER MODEL (wniioii OVEN) $105.00 t 3 BURNER MODEL _j < w miN > $132.00 4 BURNER MODEL t (wiTimui omn) $158.0(1 X mm.ii: wiih
      68 words
  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 7 Miscellaneous Column 1
      65 7 I _^^A1 I GOILS H f WHY DON'T YA I WHAT'S THAT I THAT'S A CIGAR BUTT JpTI k /HAVE THE GO IN FOR SOMETHIN' PICTURE OVER JOE DIMAGGIO ONCE W'-M wamt To) /DUMBEST THERE; THREW f -TtT WAN I |(J unnDiPQ J AWAY C\ _£W6 SEEMV H OBB.ES V.
      65 words
Page thumbnail Page 8
  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
      610 8 FAST REGULAR TRANSPACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overland San Francisco Los Angelea AU American Canadian Cues WILLIAM Penang P Sham Spore LUCKENBACH 20 21June 22 '24June 25/2CJane 18 July PHIUPPLNL a 26j^ y 26 27Julv 28JuIy lAug 21A«s I pt |bm ot Dry Cargo. Deep Tanks ar.:- pasaengei ANGLO FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD.
      610 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 2
      695 8 CHINA NAFKpAffOM IS Kesular Sailings to China m Port Swettenham &£»>?. M «2?A^S? Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Due S'poie Due_ftenans Fr«m, > Fu nitft" June 20 June 25 Japan galls tells Sails Penang P.STrnm S'porr [For June Kith H'kong >Ss June 27th July 3rd Japan leeepting ears© for
      695 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 3
      1089 8 American President I Lines Up For Sale WASHINGTON, June 13, (_%P).— Ending a ww year court fi^ht the U.S. government and the K. Manlr> Dollar lulrre*ts agreed yesterday to sell a 92 per cea* block of Mlock m the American PreKidrnl Steamship Lines and divide tlw money. Tii-Tinn^c!** They att
      1,089 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 4
      428 8 Sa'm»n Hongkong KiltM Yokohama 2a 2?Munr 2o Mine I Saigon Hongkong. Kobe Vnk- 4 mma 16 KJulv 14 l.*i.luh "SELANDIA* for Banekok 23/23Julv 21/22Julj FROM JAPAN/HONGKONG "BIN! ANG' for Bangkok 5/10Julv SAILINGS TO CONTINENT SCAXDIN For Colombo. Aden. Port Said. Oenoa, Antwerp, I Hamburg, Copenhagen Gothenburg A O "JAVA" xxx)
      428 words
Page thumbnail Page 9
  • US UNLIKELY TO DEPRESS RUBBER FURTHER
    • Article
      State Dept. Opposes Any Decrease In Price Of Synthetic
      290 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, June 13:— The Dutch-staffed Aneta News Agency reports from Washington that the U.S. Department of State is "well aware of the fact that the prosperity of South-East Asian rubber-pro-ducing countries depends largely upon
      290 words
    • Article
      Improvement In Rubber Is Continuing
      206 9 Standard Market Reporter THE improvement m sentiment which wos evident m the Singapore rubber market last week has continued with steady appreciation m prices though no spectacular rise has been recorded. Ia 9 and heat report that the Unit* taking rubfcei from Singapore but the
      206 words
  • Article
    New Crocodile River Co. To Pay 20 PC Div.
    116 9 HIE Croc i Rm (Se. R ibbei Cornp I 2.450.500 b I 84" BM lb g the pre< leceds of the m is MH 501. £193, I 2 I "s di a in--10 per is anticipate I that le balance would
    116 words
  • Article
    UK Lifts Ban On Tin Export
    52 9 LONDON June 13 (Reuter) Tiie London Metal Exchange has approved a resolution allowing members to export freely both English and Straits tin from July 24 next. The present embargo on exports o* English tin and policy of restraint on expert of Straits tin will
    52 words
  • Article
    CEYLON RICE SHORTAGE EASED
    125 9 LONDON el 3 (Reuter) The r a m I'• m been eased hy Ihal Government's pun fr export- M r. John F 'ors i r, Se i etai y for CommonIs affaii s, i•' c House v.' Miunons. Che bulk of gipplies I -m the exporting
    125 words
  • Article
    Fresh Rise In Share Prices
    286 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Fri. Buyers were still unsatisfied at the close despite widespread marking up of shares m the Malayan share market today. Sellers were content to await reports of Britain's financial crisis. Changed prices were:— INHI SIKIAIS Buyers Sellers Ord. 3.48 3.52 Gammons
    286 words
  • Article
    UK Manufacturesrs To Adopt Metric System
    603 9 UK Manufacturesrs To Adopt Metric System DRUGS AND PHARMACEUTICALS IT WAS once humorously said that the complex British system of weights and measures was a device to protect the export trade. The explanation was that trade conducted m British units would be incomprehensible to competi- tors! But both the tune
    A.P.  -  603 words
  • Article
    Ampat Tin Divs. To Total 30 PC
    213 9 THE Mutation m Malaya, while showing no improvement during 1951, is being tackled energctieally with promising results, the chairman of Ampal Tin, Mr. J. han Spent, says m his annual statement to be presented at the annual general meeting m London on June
    213 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    108 9 The transmutation mt 1 1 base metal into gold aim 1 1 of the ancient alchemists ji is reversed by this proi 1 duct of atomic science m I the heavy engineering SCCI tion of the British Indus* tries Fail at Birmingham. HDsa Keid. of Harrow, Middlesex. i% seen sealing
    108 words
  • Article
    Produce Marl Stays Steady
    40 9 Stand. nd Market Repatfef >Huff Sin> >] tinued >mail ng. Copi i id buyei I picul en I per small but if en dropped to X <v! vai r it» I ;er picul hu: erg and s44j
    40 words
  • Article
    Broken Rice
    32 9 THE Thai Gove [cided to allow fre« exp< frade R < l fclutii i 9 ken i He i .nut l<jl OVI I ition. Thailand M (|f of 1»'..l n eai
    32 words
  • Page 9 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
      210 9 losing rubber prices i eati i)»r ib m Singa pore yesterday were: Buyers VUers Vo I Spot I oos* 87! 88 JOB m bales June Hrn 1 X vs. 88 881 \o Z R.s s. |9 85; No KS v HI 8?', NToae: Stead > I UMHIN HI KKKH I
      210 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 9 Advertisements Column 2
      150 9 FOR HEALTH AND BEAUT" I &*-rrs PIFCO VIK J ELi:(:T]UC yiBR\WR\ Wzk Pifco Vibrator Massage? tiring* il i 2 Z J i w ithin the reach of all *t\led In < M. lie.iutiful l\er\ plaMie wiih MMMMI I remittor and lour diMerent applicators f j 1 for Face Neck, Body
      150 words
Page thumbnail Page 10
  • Article, Illustration
    Caytte's Film Makes History
    1445 10 The CINEMA, TheTHEATRE an£ The ART S T7RANCE. Andre Cay- atte's last picture, "We Are All Murderers." is making history ifl the art of film. It is a daring, realistic masterpiece, the cry of the conscience of the modern man m front of a terrible institution:
    1,445 words
  • Article
    THE STARS AND YOU
    402 10  - THE STARS AND YOU RITA DEL MAR yuiti v A rpoDAVS QUOTATIONS: Civi s I lt/.»ti«.ii progress from s ,M indefinite, incoherent > homogeneity t<»xv ar<l definite. C S roaerent heterogeneity." H«r i brrt Speocer. 1 SATTRDAS IOR IVFRVOVE: 1 M' :P Ihu .1 routine day. Let J > events
    402 words
  • Page 10 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 10 Advertisements Column 1
      301 10 -<*-* ''.';ai jfl jm _*__Wor r y -^J^^^^ammW^thm iMT 'mm\mmT%L\ Paramounl mt W# Wm>Mm m J_\m_\\ \W TOHKHT at MIDNIGHT! UXHANDSOIN DECK! J ttV WITH SOYS IN ih, Jj^JMfc^^ ESTHER J,;,.l J^ff* ll^!!? s 1 1 1 I On aJ I «>iHimu' -i -Jam a*: ilj LjLH 1111 11 Mr
      301 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 10 Advertisements Column 2
      178 10 Showing Simultaneously Today at the CAPITOL RFX PAVILION CATHAY NEW ALHAMBk i INDIA vs AMEBIC/? THOMAS CLP I\TKR-ZO\L Il\\r jZ> W (01 rut BY ii.mink (tioi; \fZ~-. TOKAY jV-;;^ llam. 1.1.".. 1. <>.:iti a f AY.v/ Change! BEG \CTIOS 001 f;i THBk KOREA! FILMED IN Color ON THE BATTLEUhI D
      178 words
  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 10 Miscellaneous Column 1
      254 10 Today's Radio Programmes m\<'\l*<H*!T Choice; 11 a.m.— l p.m. As Spore; Olilj Al UUL a p.m.— s p.m. Racing Commentaries <484 uieirea A 41 metres! fro™ the Selangor Turf Club: «.15 <t»4 metre* a «i metres! MftJ| Newj (S) M Bpot 10 a.m. News; 10.05 Housewives' light on the Emergency;
      254 words
Page thumbnail Page 11
  • Article, Illustration
    GOLE Heres how
    154 11  - GOLE Heres how Slammia Sam Snead gygfufig THIS i* "Exam" day Here's fl ••WHAT'S \VRO.\r; Beginning eft V Ec fou 'N tti locui rhe pte^er'j U■■ ;•><■■: -<t beh b pereh< on the toe, should ha i'h., heel i ifcei as i"' <■ i three inches, and some toeiohi shatdd
    154 words
  • Article
    Ramblers Score 4 Goals
    110 11 PENANG, Friday The Ramblers scored a 4—2 victory over the Indian Association m a fir-; division league soccer match played on Victoria Green this afternoon. The winners payed better foot by!! and might have won by widers margin if their torwards had been less careiess with
    110 words
  • Article
    Tigers Trounce Chinese Casuals
    444 11 Tigers Trounce Chinese Casuals TIGER SPORTING Association went on a £oal-scorin£ spree at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterjday, heating a tenman Chinese Casuals team by I nine «ioak to one m a SAFA division one match. To Casuals goalkeeper Fook Tt>ii£, went the creilit for the gallant manner m which he
    444 words
  • Article
    MATCH AS FAREWELL
    154 11 T P O H. Fri— The Pi ra* Crickei Association has arranged a cricket match between the Medicals and the Rest to be ad :> n the town padang an played on the Town padang on S day m honour of Mr Poyntz Roberts president of the
    154 words
  • Article
    Party Dinner
    45 11 HONORARY Secretary of the Useful Badminton Party. Mr, Wee Kirn Wee. United Pri manager for Malaya, win be the guest of honour at a dinner party to be given by members of his party at the Chinese Swimming Club at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
    45 words
  • Article
    B. MOTORS WIN
    29 11 IPOI 1 Fri. Borneo Motors beat Kinta Europeans two goals to nil m a first division league game. Stevenson scored bath goals m the acond half.
    29 words
  • Article
    THEY WILL SEARCH OUT THE BEST
    33 11 MELBOURNE: (Reuter-AAP) Top organisers for the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games will inspect stadiums m America and Europe during a ten weeks tour culminating at the Helsinki Olympics.
    33 words
  • Article
    Haikowyu Triumph
    332 11 HAIKOWYU Sports Club i played a lively game against j Indian Brotherhood Soceerites Jin the opening game of the I SAFA Junior Knock Out Cup Soccer Competition at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. Haikowyu Sports Club won by a ••-ohtary goal scored m the first half. Haikowyu Sports Club*
    332 words
  • Article
    Worcesters KO Lancers
    89 11 IPOH. Fn. The Worcester Eegimeni upsel the L2th Royal Lancers m the first round' uf the FARELF knockout soccer competition today beating them by two goals to one. There was no snoring m the first half but eight minutes after hall time Hodgkis i scored for the
    89 words
  • Article
    Radrodro Beats Brooks Again
    352 11 FIJIAN ISMELI Radrodro did il ajrain. In hih return fijrhl. this time with tho Hjjhtheavyweiuht title of the Orient al slake, he oui pointed Boy Brooks m a thrilling \2 round match at the Happy World Stadium last irigirt. Pi om the fi sl round f
    352 words
  • Article
    Ken Davidson Says 'Thanks, Malaya'
    457 11 KE*. DAVIDSON, aaanager oi the USA Tbemae (u\. squad who m Mill m Singapore waiiin-i for a vacant seat m a plane lo lake him to London and tin I SA, has asked thai the following letter, his last lan well message to ftfce people
    457 words
  • Article
    Armstrong Wins Senior TT Race
    474 11 A rmstrong Wins Senior TT Race DOUGLAS, ISLE OMAN (R«m<r) June 13— Hrf_ Armstrong (Norton) won tin* nrwer T. T. motorcycle race today at an a\<*ra*:«* speed of 92.97 mph. Hi* time for the 264 mil*** wa* 2h. 59m. 28.8 m*<*. Second was I^es Graham (M.V. Vu^Ntta 2 lir. ">0
    474 words
  • Article
    BADMINTON HALL FUND ACCOUNTS
    99 11 THE aoeooats of the Sin I spore Badminton Hall Fund uei<- released for publication last niulit. These at ((Hint*, (over the period June 29, 1949, to May 11. I.. ;«nd shou that public donations amounted to MK;'MM.Y As at Hai It, TO, the construction of the
    99 words
  • Article
    HOLM AT HIS BEST
    178 11 HOLM AT HIS BEST MAI von i the fl four games m the Singa;* Badminton Association Intel national badminton ma* against D< i mark a; the i..v badminton I night The best game oi lt ernes was he i( < Bolm and Abdullah Piraz. i* su P< i Holm, mo
    178 words
  • Article
    RAF Trounce Selangor
    36 11 Xl If'R. F: 1 The imbined RAF (Malaya) playing it rrierw '{\vn to I ig S< anaoi state the Princes Brad jp 1 this evening had no difficulty 'winning by Four goab one.
    36 words
  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
      248 11 ij3yoa£a LAST 3 SHOW* I. 6.15 ifc 9.15 p.m. Columbia Pi. tore Ma«dc rites! Rag in^ fight*? 'Hurricane Island' Starrini; Jon Hall Marie Windsar In Super Cine < oioi Tomorrow At 1 1 00 i m r Warner Bros "DALLAS" IN TECHNII Ol OHIO MORROW TIN II I n!\| PIMPI
      248 words
  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 11 Miscellaneous Column 1
      466 11 i mmmp^i— —ya— > m_ MARRIAGE j^^mmmwmaam^maammawm*m*imaaamaamaawaaawma IRUffHtH took place re- '.v it the Ipoh RegisIrjp ol !a::.»Kes between Mr. i I r.g Jai, clerk SingaI i Storage Ipoh. and kit Ching, a qualified SIUJATJONS VACANT j ABLE Disper. cr for dinic— Apply 10 Strati 1 r.WVY m Denta S:r-|
      466 words
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 11 Miscellaneous Column 2
      426 11 NOTICES PAKKi.. i>u\is a Companj Limited Detroit I S .imi London to annou c imme- So i Distributm^ anganore will be MAY\'ARD v fr I -IPAXY 1.1 WJTED and miv Sole Distributor- foi rhai and he fa ayj n Federa- :i and B irneo be m"\rv w.\ r GH COM-
      426 words
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 11 Miscellaneous Column 3
      105 11 SINGAPORE soccer. SAFA League Div SO. Lostitog v Haikowuu <>r CYMA ATHLETICS. SCAAFSporU ,i n Bpsat Sla<tnn- i MOTORWG: SMC nighi trial. M BAVMINTOA,: DENMARK v Malum at Singapore Bad inton Stadium CRICKET: Senior A SCC r P^tc e ut SCC: Army r CSC vt *nee .soon Senior B SCRC
      105 words
Page thumbnail Page 12
  • Article
    Solperion To Win Main Sprint Race
    1801 12  -  WINDSOR LAD Br HIGHLIGHT of today's races at Kuala Lumpur concluding day of the Selangor Turf Club's June meeting is the main sprint event for Class Two Division One horses run over six furlongs. Solperion and Royal Dream, Saturday's winners, are engaged m this
    1,801 words
  • Article
    AN OPEN AFFAIR
    327 12 PROVIDED that there is no course scratchings. 14 horses will face the starter m Race Six over U miles for Class Two Division One horses which is a Verj open affair. Opera won convincingly over nine furlongs on the first day, and with fl lb more to
    327 words
  • Page 12 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
      291 12 l^vWl •Jl Vahes receiver 4|« with nine functions I! Wax eranges. utd wnh > I fly wheel tuning less 10', fm* < ash BX 505 AY Immediate Stock ,V Available j NATIONAL RADIO ELECTRIC CO. 700 I pper Serangoon Road Singapore 19. p LIFE'S GREATEST BOONJ MIDDLE-ACED WELL BEING! j
      291 words
  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 12 Miscellaneous Column 1
      1529 12 STANDARD'S SELECTIONS Wintlsor Lail j Gay Keveller j 4 Free Rein <rr%a\ix j tui i nib i %s,AK l^\rn mma iir. i..„ IvniVoo-r S"HS «ia i?r°Nm 1,,,, \,b l ijntol Kol irue wm DHIOMC iDKVIONH \ILL\LMF, rSSr, P "mo.- j:-kv »t 5o B Sd COimt JaiHlius I l;»!**elo»i*\ >omau H
      1,529 words