Sunday Standard, 17 February 1952

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    21 1 Singapore Standard *A. OH *i s an X VOL, II NO. 230. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    UMNO-MCA WIN NINE SEATS
    216 1 70 Per Cent Voted At First Municipal Elections In K. L. THE UMNO-MCA merger made a clean sweep oi all leaf* fn three of the lour wards nine seals at today** Municipal Eke* tions m Kuala Lumpur, first to be held m the Peninsula. In the
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    MacD's Term Is Extended Beyond May
    295 1 Standard Staff Reporter HER MXJESTY'S Government lia-» extended i further period be\ond May Mr. Malcolm irDonakri term of oHiee as < omniissioneri. ral for the I nited Kingdom m South-East \>.,i. I he position will he reviewed again later \t-ar. communique was received yesterday
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    King's Death Has Hit Churchill
    55 1 Feb. 16 CAP) 0 ond I m Iwo > P Mini Winston i: >/:. .ito :ay m- i* the it man was he kith itei eni i c: e m re- i pel Istenl rumours it tl r-old I msly ill. Mil hill rt m
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    Police Seizure
    14 1 AFP estei la Ed si ition m B ing- Bangkok. F mix
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    51 1 VOTERS turned op from 8 a.m. this morning: at the KampoQg Bahru polling stations. Both the stations at thr Boys and Girls schools of Kampong Bahru. respectively were filled with streams of Malay women, young and old. some with their babies tucked m their arms. This is Kuala Lumpur's Malay
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    Rubber's Biggest Drop
    225 1 Rubber's Biggest Drop Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE yeslerdav swftVrrd the l»i«»ge*l setback m the natural rubber price for many month* when at one stage a decline of ten cents per Ib. was recorded. Quotations fluctuated widely and trading conditions were erratic as the commodity price registered a drop from around
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    Sri Ralph In S'pore
    112 1 Sir Rilpli Hone, Governor oi British North Borneo, and Lad] Hone, reached Singapore by uir from Jesselton yesterday on a visit. (See picture <*t right) By the same plan,: aL>o arrived Mr. Ahster MacDonald, architect-brother of Mr. Malcolm >I irl>on i!<f. Commissioner -(ien«ra I. The Commiastener-Geoj
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    Women Crowd Polls At K.L.
    336 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. History was made m the .Malay States today when the first Municipal Elections were held m the Federal capital and ample proof was provided that "the hand that rocks the cradle" is determined to rule new Malaya at least
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    IndonesiaAsks For $1.30 In US Tin Talks
    55 1 WASHINGTON. Feb. 16 (AFP) The Indonesian tin mission has demanded $1.30 for a pound of tin while the United States has offered only $1.18, it is learned here today. The negotiations are now (n recess, as the Indonesian mission was awaiting instructions from
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    Craftsmen From Ceylon To Make Gift For Gimson
    166 1 THREE jewellery craftsmen have been specially brought from Ceylon to Singapore to make the solid silver casket which the Singapore City Council will present to the Governor. Sir Franklin Gimson when he receives, the first freedom of the City m a public
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    World's Biggest Radio Station
    66 1 WASHINGTON. Feb. 16. (AP) The L'nited States Navy has announced that it is building the most powerful radio station In the world to enable the Hi£h Command to keep In touch with th e fleet anywhere. The million watt station, classified secret until Friday. Ls bein?
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    GiveceJoinsNATO
    14 1 GREECE was officially invited today to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.- Reuter
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    Results At A Glance
    212 1 .S*»n iul M "a nl Votes Polled 2,702 (each voter has three votes). Abdullah Yassin (UMNOMCA) 1,616. Yahya bin Sheik Ahmad (UMNO-MCA) 1,296. Mohamed Salleh bin Hakim (UMNO MCA) i,243. Abdul Aziz bin Ishuk (IMP) 1,151. Mohamed Tahir bin Kuteh (IMP) 824. K.V. Thaver (IMP) 744.
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    Winning Numbers
    85 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The draw of the fourth Social and Welfare Services lottery, which took place today on the Selanyor Club Padang, resulted as follows: I irst prize: ($201,584.50) No. 704 4:il. Two second prizes <S4O--316.90 each) Nos. *****2 and <i<;4XIM. lour third prizes (.S?0.1>"»8--4."> each) Nos. 44K44.J,
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    Hatta Coming Here
    24 1 IND WESIA'S Vice Mohan i Hatta pore We i I c Liner, "Wi -m. Ruvs" -a route to Ea^t Sumatra AP
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    Coronation In October?
    78 1 LONDON, Feb. 16 (UP) The coronation of the Quc( i although not yet determined i^ likely to be held [ate En September t early m October, an authority Hose to the Royal family said today. The new Queen is (i«*icrmined to carry out the thrice postponed tour
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    New Jap Policy
    43 1 'JIIF Japanese Govei n >■• I faced with a surplus ol stei ing credi'.s. today announced :i '■<■■•■ trade policy of heaviei buying and less selling m the sterling area. The announcement ■ai m iM.' by Finance Minister Efayato tkeda. A. P
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    Merton Brown Found Shot Dead At Home
    237 1 Standard Stall Kepittr viK mi;rton bkouv well known Singapore stun builder and pn prfetf Merton Brown C#. of Winchester House. w.is found shot m t dead m his bedroom of his IlollirH Road residenre yeslcui.i morning. He c arriv< I A r uras
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    QUEST FOR SHIP TAKES HIM ROUND THE WORLD
    299 2  -  MICHAEL CONNORS H./ Standard Staff Reporter A QUEST for a new ship to replace his wrecked Pacific island trading schooner will have taken the t aptain-owner of the 338-ton motor vessel June, which arrived ia Singapore yesterday from Colombo, right around the
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    210 Answered Blood Appeal, More Wanted
    116 2 2 10 Answered Blood Appeal, More Wanted IN SPITE of 210 new donors having enrolled with the Singapore B u'o d Transfusion service during its recent cammaign. more are wanted to keep the Blood Bank solvent. Those who are willing to enrol are asked to contact the Centre at the
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    One-Way Bus Route For City Now Ready
    285 2 One- Way Bus Route For City Now Ready Standard Staff Reporter THE LONG-AWAITED one-way bus route for the central area of Singapore City is now ready. The scheme will be considered by the Public Passenger Transport Committee at its meeting on Tuesday. Chief architect of the scheme is Mr. D.
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    He Annoyed Nurse, Gets 3 Months
    197 2 AN EX-HOSPITAL attendant, T. E. N. Sadagopal, who persisted m annoying a nurse, Miss Susan Tan, at the General Hospital, was sentenced m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday to three months' rigorous imprisonment. Previously Sadagopal had been sentenced to six weeks' jail for
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    Party For Children
    41 2 SIXTY children from th e Salvation Army Home m Pasir Panjang were entertained yesterday by the 11th Girl Guides Company at a tea party at the Home. Cost of the tea and cakes wa« borne by the girls.
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    PricesOf Commodities
    73 2 Singapore Chamber of Comnllrce Rubber Association noon prices yesterday (Feb. 16) were: Bayers Sellers Xo. 1 Spot Lose $1.12$ $1.13* No. 1 RSS FOB. Mar. $1.12 $1.13 Apr. SI. Hi 51.12J No. 2 $1.09| SllOi No. 3 $1.08 $1.09 RMA 1 on Reg. Feb. $1,124 $1.13* Mar. Sl.llJ
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    EXPORTER HAD NO PERMIT—$800
    402 2 EXPORTER HAD NO PERMIT— $800 Standard Staff Reporter REMARKING that it wag not fair to send the accused to prison as the case was more of a commercial crime, the Singapore Third Criminal District Jutljje. Mr. S. E. Teh yesterday imposed a fine of $800 or m default three months'
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    Chavda Is Disappointed
    245 2 "I am bitterly disappointed," laid Mr. Shiayax Chavda. the Indian artist who held an exhibition of his paintings at John Little's, Raffles Place, Singapore, last week. "Of the 70 paintings m the exhibition only one was •old/ he said. The exhibition, which was opened by the Public
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    ENGLISH FASHIONS FOR S'PORE WOMEN
    263 2 Standard Woman Reporter A PARADE of English models was well attended by the women of Singapore yesterday at John Little and Co. The parade was divided into several sections: sports wear; light wools with several very smart and utilitarian top coats, and cocktail and evening
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    Yacht Club Reaffirms Loyalty
    135 2 Yacht Club Reaffirms Loyalty A TELEGRAM was despatched yesterday by the Governor to the Secretary of State for trie Colonies on behalf Of Flag Officers and Members of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club, Singapore. The message reads: "The Flag Officers and Members of the Royal Singapore Yacht Ch'b do convey
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    Peter Studies The Chinese Way Of Life
    320 3 standard Women Reporter CIKIOSUV has brought -1 >eir old Peter lewis 1951 graduate A y Harvard I niverN«t>. majoring m Russian l.auguuge. all the way from I nited States to Singapore to get a real insight into the life of the "exotic Fast"
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    Stallholders Can Protect Themselves
    190 3 SCALES 1i iK Singapoi e (Vy Council Health Uommlttee L c prepare j ,i from stall- si itemeni s given them Hi ns certifying thai the »lders have already place I dei for scales wth them. Meanwhile, the stallholder, fnri continue um-.-c the outmoded darhing until
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    Master Aw Is 12 Yrs. Old
    47 3 photo. YOUNG AW TOKE TONE, eldest son of the late Mr. Aw Hoe is here seen snuffing out the twelve candles on his birthday cake yesterday. Watching him do it are his mother and aunt and his friends and relatives. Standard
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    Out Of Bounds
    53 3 ANG TENG CIIAI. (21) was sentenced m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday, to two months' rigorous imprisonment for failing to comply with an order prohibiting him to be of doors between sunset and sunrise. DR. F. C. B. MARSHALL carrying out research m one of
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    NEW LAB FILLS A GREAT NEED
    237 3 Standard Staff Reporter ITU TliK opening of the Malayan Laboratories, Singapore now has for I lit' first time a private prof es- 1 -ionnl lal»oratorv where firms and individuals can »o to ior Irrlmira! ad\ i«-«*. I Under the direction of Dr. F. C.
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    A S'PORE DOCTOR KEEPS HIS VOW
    557 3 $SOO,OOO Trust To Help The Poor Standard Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE doctor who vowed to give port of his worldly goods if he was saved from a watery grave, has now kept his promise by founding a $500,000 trust, called Chen Su Lan Trust
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    176 3 SUBSTATIONS In Siiis:»i>«re li.ihle to load flirdriiiif to<la> DAY Beach Road. \lli;im»>n. R;ittlc« Hi»ttl. Sutnbuu;i Kd.. lloon lit .hi.. Aljimld Koud. siuii Avenue. IMya l-««liar Puinp-4, Jo«t C hiat Place, Julan l-;umw. Raiuooa Kd.. Townrr Rd.. s*ranc««»n H«l.. Kotam Ayer. MrPherson VrA.. Kirn Thuan Kd.. Boundary Kd.,
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    Thieves Steal Safe & $7,000
    100 3 Thieves Steal Safe $7,000 KUALA LUMPUR' Sat. W hi 1 c Malaya was mourning the death of the King and all offices were closed, burglars entered the office of B.G. Motors m Batu Road yesterday and removed a small iron safe containing $7,000. The theft was not discovered till 6
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    Naked Man Found In Maid's Room
    111 3 A LABOURER, A. S. Soma- SUndram, was sentenced m the Singapore Relief Court yester- day to one month's rigorous imprisonment for breaking into a house at Bukit Timah Road on Dec. 30 last. Inspector A. D. Jacobs, pro- secuting. said that at 1.30 a.m..
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    Taxi Law To Be Repealed
    132 3 Taxi Law To Be Repealed I I AN OLD Straits Settlements j law which permits taxis regis- tered and licensed m Malacca or Penang to bring m passen- I < gers into Singapore will be repealed, the President of the < City Council, Mr. T.P.F. Me- < Neice. said yesterday.
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    Pickpocket Allowed Bail
    71 3 Pick pocket Allowed Bail i i WHILE a driver. Syed Abdul I Kadir bin Mohamed was watch- 1 ing his employer's car parkod along Connaught Drive on Feb. 15. a Chinese boy picked $4.50 from his shirt pocket. In the Singapore Second j i Police Court yesterday, the boy. i
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    JUNGLE UNIT COMMANDERS MEET FOR FIRST TIME
    633 4 JUNGLE UNIT COMMANDERS MEET FOR FIRST TIME Story Of Success Told Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. History was made m the Federal Capital last week when Commanders of 21 Federal Police Jnngle Companies met m conference and discussed their many difficulties, problems and tactics. Speaking of them over Radio
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    APPOINTMENTS
    33 4 MR. F. C. W. Edge is now Senior Inspector of Schools, Malacca, m place of Mr. J. Young who has left for Selangor take up the appointment of Senior Inspector of Schools.
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    Chinese Can Help
    163 4 IU M. T. YONC Xl \1 A II MPIR, Sal. Two Malaya from > Joliort- Bahru arc Irarn--1 m» to Ix pottery makers at the i'tth Uan Huat i I'ollery orks at Se«jamluil, aluuit four miles from Kuala Lumpur. They have been sent to 1 X L
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    ... improve Economic Position Of Malays
    124 4 improve Economic Position Of Malays settlement camp a few miles from the factory. They ge* a subsistence allowance from Goh Ban Huat The Welfare Department also pays them a small v lowance. Their training is for oue year arul after that they can either work m the factory or join
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    SUB-WARDER GETS 6 MONTHS
    220 4 SUB -WARDER GETS 6 MONTHS Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Corruption on the part of a Prisons official is a matter for no leniency. An example must be made of it, said Mr. A. P. Jack, m the First Magistrate's Court today when he convicted Karnial Singh, a Sikh
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    Four Men Fined
    31 4 FOR gambling at Sungei Matl, Muar, four men, Koh Git, Koh Bon Chong, Ong Hang Long and Tee Sin Chu were each fined $15 by the Muar Magistrate.
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    Malacca Penghulus Meeting
    134 4 Malacca Penghulus Meeting Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Sat. The i Malacca Penghulus Association held its annual meeting at i the Bukit China Malay School. < The Resident Commissioner, 1 Mr. G. E. C. Wisdom, was ap- 1 pointed the Patron. i Office bearers are: President Haji Abdulrahman bin Haji Osman.
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    MALACCA VOLUNTEERS
    46 4 MALACCA, Bat. r Thtre will be a meeting at Htadquarttrs, th# lit Green Howards, Tranqueran, Malacca on Wednesday Feb. 20 at 6 p.m. S? r IS 0 1 tottresttd m Joining th* Malacca Detachment of the Reconnaissance Reginient F.M.V.F., MalayVt only Volunteer fighting unit.
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    Two PCs On Hurt Charge
    174 4 MALACCA, Sat. Two Policemen, Ahmad bin Haji Ibrahim and Lucksemana bin Ismail, were charged before the Sessions Court President. Mr. F.A. Chua, for causing grievous hurt to Goh Kee Swee, a hospital assistant on Jan. 19. Dr. K. Sundrum, General Hospital Surgeon, said he examined
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    ADVICE TO BUDDING MALAYAN AUTHORS
    106 4 BEREMBAN, Sat.— The British Adviser. Mr. M. C. ft Sheppard, five* some useful advice to budding Malayan authors m St. Paul's, the annual magazine of St. Paul's Institution lamed today. "I am a keen reader of school magazines and m their •ages I believe cam
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    Cheated chettiar, fined$300
    85 5 Cheated chettiar, fined$300 Chinese, m a n ou^ed the Bin on v ithority, i Magi trate. iop Khi S with the ng Laksha- 1...:: |1 R the |1J ince I. Ik: ha- that be «w I p. qp Kh m < the lattei I v received the ■y he gave
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    Disturbed Shopman
    22 5 Disturbed Shopman A Sal s Ir. J. I c :m -i d J tbop- ssn ell hrinh c •;> till the i •riths
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    Woman(l27) Passes Away
    11 5 Woman(l27) Passes Away c i il last j i e'\ I
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    Claims Trial
    42 5 iG. Sal Fifty-two- 1 B Swei Unv M -rate's f to a barge ot c '•> i M trine p Arshad bin i Kink m it m on February .v is ulefled I i have c non of .t tin sus-
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    FIRST VISIT
    91 5 BUNTAR, Sal Missj i s.i. v <". rare has j i\ returned X after m s S c h ng She fUeial visit to Tuesday red Bagan Tiang t a the j Cci Ire 1 4 i :,,unis labourer, is w«>u abov« r^^ving h is id .1 md
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    HE PREACHED THE BIBLE IN 7 LANGUAGES
    489 5 HE PREACHED THE BIBLE IN 7 LANGUAGES IPOH Sat.~"Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature". It was S l V cr i! c from thc Go >el of &i. iyiark that inspired a:, Ipoh resident, 36 years a S o. to do some service
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    THE 42 COMMANDOS COME DOWN SOUTH
    504 5 Scoreboard: 53 Reds Slain Standard Stafl IPOH, Sat. After §c activity m the kinia district K.!M. who were responsible t I'iiFiing gang left I poll lodi duties m Central and Soutl They accounted for captured during their stay of one officer killed, two w<
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    Game Made Him Break A Rule
    91 5 MVI U.I V, Feb. 16. Tay Kor T«»i a released detainee t«»«lav pleaded guilty before the magistrate lo not remaining indoors after the hourn of Min«el which v%<«h on«- ol lh«* ronditions of his relea»r. Ta> was Found playing mah-^' )onn m i»rU't* shop
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    CASE POSTPONED
    55 5 IPOH, Sal Two Hakka women, Chong Yoke Yin (22) and Chin M). Aw.ro charged m the Magistrates Court here this morning with harbouring bandits They were alleged to have committed lha utTence at the G H Pari Sq tatter Area on Jan < il. The ise was postponed
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    MORE THAN $2 M. HAS BEEN PAID
    121 5 THE Emergency Civilian Injuries Compansatioa Regulations 1941> came Into forte m January, 1949, when a Compensation OrTU-«r. Major A..T. Hawkins, Wii appointed by Government. In 1D49. 469 oases were dealt with and approximately $75.'?,--000 was pui'i as compensation. In li) 50, 4;^»3 a^en
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    Sold 4Bluck' Milk
    41 5 Sold 4 Bluck' Milk Chin Yooo Tfl was fi;-ed $123 by tho Muar Magistrate for selling a tin of cmdensed milk five cents mora than the maximum controlled ptic« and for selling It without a licence at Pengkalaa Bukit Es'atd, Muar.
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    Big Parade At Kluang
    75 5 KLUANG, Sat— A combined j parade of all military unit; stationed at Kluang, the Police Government officials and civilians was held at the Kluang i Garrison to pay homage to the late King. The Union Jack which was jat half-mast was guarded b.v j four sentries.
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    FATAL CRASH
    68 5 BI T KIT MERTAJAM, Sat.— A motor-rycle ridden by an Indian, Sockalingam who had Tan Kee Liang as pillion rider was involved m an accident with a cycle loaded with planks. Tan died later m hospital while Sockalingam sustained a broken arm. The Resident dmimi»l<mer Mr. R P
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      231 5 11-DEtt I TIOX MAMY N <; ff) 1230. 430 anJ H jg--^ ffrflSLrSjl I Dml 1031 *m. |p.n nin 1 UtXlNrf* SIN.-Black Bsi' IIM am I i Must' P_.>A.>l» v \rtlT K\(k: Tmiong Bungab. I! h lUaz RtV A Um In Wonderland 113. iffiPffSSx*' 130. and 9pn "33,1 ti ti
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    A Quick Glance At Mont Blanc
    1322 6 Winter Sports Season Aboard an Air France "Snowliner." Sat. OARIS lies an hour ahead as cur plane drones steadily vei the vineyards oi Burgundy. B-:r.:r.:i i :r.".'.ls c: French Alps, lightly powdered a Still further behind, rosy m the gleam of the iy.r.i winter
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    A Few Words On The Deadly Weapon -The Car
    2117 7 A Few Words On The Deadly Weapon -The Car TPHERE Is, the n wspapers tell is, a car to \ei y 43 persona m Sin > > Thi < ,s indeed bad 1 ews fir pede ian ■> wh it md poised un ertainly a1 zebra i cro ings while
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    Highlights Of The Week's Radio Programmes
    620 7 Highlights Of The Week's Radio Programmes Standard Woman Reporter TODAY, Radio Malaya Singapore* aril the Federation are reverting to their normal, programmes. Singapore listeners rj<\ hear classical music at pm. by Cherubinl, Hnndel and Mozart m this afternoon's Sunday concert hour. Leonard Feather, master of ceremonies, will commeni on "Jazz
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    256 8 "Vf ANTCIND can roughly be divided into two groups those who love cats and those who detest them. We confess that we belong to the discriminating minority which recogniies the charms and virtues of this domesticated member of the cat family. If there are readers who should
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    Even Shaw Could Not Resist A Cat
    1031 8 Even Shaw Could Not Resist A Cat notes with disgust (or perhaps envy) the Doctor was wont to go out to buy oysters. The fascination which cats seem to have had for literary men is remarkable. Theophilo Gautier, the noted French novelist, had a house crawling with cats and insisted
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    THE BRITISH LION HAS GROWN LEANER
    1538 8 THE BRITISH LION HAS GROWN LEANER LONDON. lUST re s ilii g I t V k W n C I 3 •■> I theii '.V- have no ranee else ing to kee] tin British fact the Brit lion is I its remaining iced Hii i the hope ii i transformed
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    355 8 By Andrew Roth raw materials. A large section of industry is paralyzed at present by the shortage of raw materials, particularly of metal." He a^so punctured the Conservative balloon about inflation. "No one can come and tell the story nowadays of too much money chasing too few goods. We know
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    CAIRO:'BLACK SATURDAY'S BILL'
    275 9 CAIRO: 'BLACK SATURDAY'S BILL' British Claims Total £3 Mil. CAIRO, Feb. 16 (Keuter).— A British Consulate spokesman said today that British claims for fire damage on Cairo's "Black Saturday" Jan. 26 are likely to total between £2,000,000 and £3,000,000. "This is a conservative estimate." the spokesman added, "and when the
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    Cairo Has A Rumour Campaign
    119 9 CAIRO, Feb. 16, (UPW Detectives were posted at strategic sections of the capital today to check a rumour campaign started m the wake of the government's announcement that it knows the instigators of last month's "bloody Saturday" rioting. Interior Minister Mortada El Maraghy indicated that
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    Vampires Cover Police Patrols
    67 9 R.A.F. VAMPIRE jet fighters flew cover patrols yesterday for a police launch operating on a river m bandit country m Johore. Lincoln bombers of the RA.A.F. made a heavy attack on a bandit camp area m Northern Selangor. Formations of Brigand light bombers operating from Kuala
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    Wonsan— Most Shot At City
    229 9 TOKYO. Feb. 17, (LP)— The longest siege m tinted States naval history entered its second year with warships of the United Nations banging steadily away, at the most shot-at city m the world— Wonsan. At the rate of 22 shells per hour, day and night,
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    Windsor Castle Open To Public
    196 9 WINDSOR. ENGLAND, Feb. 16 (Renter) "A nnj-«»r i a-llf. la-t r«->tinu place of British Kin^s lor ilurieis waa being imeaed to tin- public today for innpretHMi ol \hr flowen seal by the *orltl ns a last bute la t ht-ir beloved Kinu Geoi^e. I r
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    Jeep Falls Down Hill, Two Killed
    69 9 Jeep Falls Down Hill, Two Killed TAIPING. Sat.— A double tragedy occurred. at Maxwell H:.i i iiiay when a Telecommunications jeep goin£> up overturned resulting m the Heath of an Indian woman and a I -year-old girl. The bodies of the occupants of file jeep were pi rked up 128
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    Annual Labour Meet—Mar 23
    146 9 A nnual Labour Meet Mar 23 THE annual conference of the Singapore Labour Part} »ill be held on March 23 m ihe Victoria Memorial Mall. This was decided at the meeting of llic Party's Genera] Council lasl night. The meeting was attended by Miss Ruth Fischer, former German Communist turned
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    34 9 MR. G. W ADDIS, the Deputy Commissioner Genera! for Colonial Affairs, and Mrs. G. V. Kitson admiring an exhibit at the Phoenix Park Art exhibition held at the British Council Hall yesterday. Standard photo
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    UN OBJECTS TO RUSSIA BEING ON PROBE BODY
    153 9 TOKYO, Feb. 16,— United Nations stall officers _today turned down the Communists 1 nomination of Russia ns a neutral nation suitable member of the neutral nation inspection commission behind the lines during Tin armistice. The United Nations officers accepted Poland and Czecho--1
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    97 9 MORE than 100 old pupils of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus were present at the new School Hall yesterday to welcome the Reverend Mother St. Jean of Paris who is at present on a world tour visiting all Convent Schools. A welcoming address was given by Miss Cornelius,
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    Australia -S. Africa Sky Route Details
    121 9 Standard Aviation Reporter CAPTAIN R. B. Tapp, senior executive of Qantas Empire Airways, reached Singapore by air from Sydney yesterday on his way to London and Johannesburg to tie up loose ends," on the nronosed direct. Australia. to-South Africa air link. He said that
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    A-wound Healer
    52 9 THE University of California has found a hormone which may speed the healing of atomic radiation wounds, Dr. Hans Selye. a professor at the University of Montreal, said here. Known as STH. the hormone stimulates lympathic processes and develops new red bloi,d cells, Dr. Selye told a medical
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    Shackletons Undergoing Tropical Tests
    206 9 BRITAIN'S new«st sub-marine-killing and maritime reconnaissance aircraft, to .r--engined Shackletona, arc imderg ting the:r flr-t < i *.\t operating t»".*s under tropical conditions this weekend Early yesterday morning threc-iay inter-service ever r began <;t '!.e coasti of [ndia ami Ceylon *>> put the a *..rCraft t:-.:.
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    300 Vietminh Rebels Killed
    84 9 SAIGON. Feb. It <AP Fri'n <■ h beadquartei said yesUTi.-.y Communist-It mmh rebels Left ;^(i(i <\< >.■,>; on a battlefield after a violent fourhour engage nent 10 >•> north of I) inf I! Two Fi<-!,-h battal in('lijfiinf: a] ii ccan and V i■tninb troops, fttta< k.
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      2 SURPRISE PACKETS TO BEAT BANDITS
      762 10 2 SURPRISE PACKETS TO BEAT BANDITS 'THE paratroop attack on bandits lying near th« Malaya -Siam border throws interesting light on what more we can do to take the war to the enemy. There are two possible means of surprising the jungle-concealed bandit m his lair by the use of
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      China Was First
      213 10 CTRAGELY enough, helicopters appear to have originated m China. Toy helicopters are said to have been made by the Chinese many centuries ago. These were usually a pair of feathers joined by a boss, which was then rotated upwards off a threaded stick, just as some similar
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      'HARDTOPS' ARE THE CRAZE OF THE YEAR
      733 10 'H ARDTOPS' A RE THE CRAZE OF THE YEAR rOO D news to economy- minded motorists comes m the form of a confirmation by Sir John Block, deputy chairman and managing director of the Standard Motor Company, of a new small Standard/ on the eve of his departure for Australia
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    38 12 1 1 THI> was the slick outfit worn by r rerun model Maggy i viruKne when, with five collrjuuev she recently arrived m LoadOfl t»r a special parade of Paris Spring i fashions. 1 ■-> <-| <~» <~» J ~M'**»'"*»~
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    DON'T NEGLECT THE SCALP
    164 12  -  ALICIA HART i U i o rea her s i her f i ii ...<>• the answer i your j fOUt make n point of < tfl r t i Ui I oj oilu Qrime. on plays c N--r >M<i step m uour too, al- >
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    A BACKWOODS GIRL STARTED SCHOOL FOR PARENTS
    1279 12  - A BACKWOODS GIRL STARTED SCHOOL FOR PARENTS RUTH SACHS COMEONE said to me re- j cently: "There's nothing I new under the sun; anything new, m fact, Is a little of this added to a little of that, already existing." Not a very original remark, perhaps, and certainly not always
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    SOPRANO TO WED
    35 12 NEW YORK, Feb. 16, (AP)Patrlce Munsei, soprano of the Metropolitan Ope ret, says she will marry New York advertising man, Robert C. Schuler, next tummer. She announced the engagement over the weekend.
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    The mother-in-law story to end all mother-in-law stories!
    122 12 FOR any man who has ever thought there might be something m polygamy where it is an accepted custom, of course a report from the Gold Coast should put him right oft it. A well-to-do trader met and married a beautiful young
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    SHORT FRONT NOW EASES GIRDLE GRIP
    203 12 IF you've ever analysed tie reason you "eel constricted and stiff-gaited In your girdle, you've probably come up with the simple answer that most «uch garments tend to bind your Legs m front each time you make a movement. Perhaps you wondered why someone
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    89 13 Fill Your Body With New Vigour «v< it itftl from irt.;, iT« .1 r««) "'1 »r.'t R Ar» wu 'c i^l Mag m mmvcjtT I r.«n you I •'.•h B.- o ii. h'• .1 I i. A -r Hf» D Sure h"■ '1 I' I g'«r.«l I vWJf. r k
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    The Fighting Old Ladies Of Malaya
    1034 13 The Fighting Old Ladies Of Malaya Sunderland Flying Boats Hit Hard At The Bandits UNTO. A FEW hours ago I sometimes wondered why the Royal Air Force used Sunderland flying boats to make attacks on bandit targets m the Federation of Malaya. Offhand I wondered what these thirty-ton monsters, capable
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    497 14 WE BEGIN from today a new series of the popular golting articles by Sim Sn«rd. Read the articles daily m The Standard. VI H VOIR OWN GAME I l,j\f «.< -fii too m.my golfers, ot all t I iN>rs. defeat themselves fa ..ttr-r.iptins l« imitate m laiiie rr^pects.
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    FIJIANS' BIG TEST WILL BE TENGAH RAF
    900 14 O>CE again a huge crowd attended the Singapore Seven-aside rugby tournament matches which signalled the resumption of sport yesterday on the Padang. In the seven games played R.A.F. Tengah scored the most convincing win of the day when they defeated R.A.S.C. 'C by
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    351 14 COLOMBO, Feb. 16 (Renter). Nigd Howard, the MCC Captain, stood down on medical idvice from the team which Ix^an a four-day match against a strong Commonwealth \l here today. At the close Commonwealth hail scored 367 for the loss of three wickets. The pitch
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    148 14 SYDXEV. Feb. 16 (Reuter- 1 AAP»— Tte New South «Tal« captain and Australian To: player Sid Barnes figured [q ;in incident during Sheffield Shield matcli against South Australia here today. During a stubborn last wicket stand between Manning tnd WiLson. Barnes .scooped up bail from
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    BOXING FINALS WILL BE THRILLING
    1113 14  - BOXING FINALS WILL BE THRILLING 'Mac' By COME excellent contests have been witnessed m this season's boxing. The general impression created is that the standard this year is considerably higher than last. I feel sure this will be emphasised when the Singapore Base District Individual Championships are resumed at Tanglin
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    268 15 UNIVERSITY of Malaya Athletic Union, with a view towards upholding a new policy m sports this year, have reorganised their I nion. At a meeting of ihe Union on Wednesday night, it was decided to form an Executive Committee to draft the University's policy. Tin?
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    428 15 One of the highlights of the meeting will be a match next Saturday between teams re-pre.-enting the Women's Royal Air Force and the Women's Royal Army Corps. The girls will fire over 200 yards at foot-square steel plates which fail on being hit Main
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    SINGAPORE LOSES FOUR SHUTTLE CHAMPS
    141 15 SINGAPORE LOSES FOUR SHUTTLE CHAMPS Peng Soon, PohLinu Hock Leng, Marjan For Johore By KEN JALLFII MALAYA'S four prospective Thomas Cup players, Wong fVn^ Soon, Ong Poll Li m, Cheong Hork Lenp; ami Ismail bin Marjan, will ihe Crescent, and Star badge of the Johore Badminton Association when tluv take
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    RECS Win KO Hockey Final In Extra Time
    379 15 WITH a pull l»y oullh m llu- mis 1:i-»I mimih «,f extra tinif, Sinj£a|»<»re Recreation Htrli won ili<- Sinjt«KO tournaimnl final \«~l«r«la\ t\»nin>:. pore hockey beating the St C 3-2. It was a thrilling gune throughout. Coutts, the match 1 b ,r
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    23 15 INDTAN Hecr< I enl I fti S < .n wx after beal g Urn be. the Th< "B" tea "C < Farn l2::
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    COLONY HOCKEY FINAL
    84 15 THE Singapore Hotkey Association last night selected the following teams to play the European v Rest match at the S.C.C. padang on Tuesday. REST: Patrick Yee; R. Barth, Chua Eng Chen?; Pennefather, Dr. D'Bras, V. Devadas; H. Hoeden, M. Thillagaretnam, D. Coutts, O. Rozario, Boon .Oon San.
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    129 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Following are the results of the Selangor hard court tennis championships opening round played today on the SCR C. courts:— C. M. Gregory beat N. Pillai 6-0. 0-0, Goh Chin Soo beat Ah Goon 6-1, 6-4. H. W. Goodyt-ar beat Patrick Lim 9-7, 8-6, K.
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    251 15 RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE (484 m 41 m) ft am. Programme Summary: H.'l! c.f.oil Moraine; Ussical Koumi un; lit a.m. Emergency News <K.1..»--10.03 Interlude I r«m Hawaii; l«..:o Latin American on the Air: II a.m rime for Music; 11.30 Studio Ser\i<<(Methodist < hurch. Spore); I i> Programme Summary;
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    100 15 THE FOLLOWING Press release was issued by the Johore Badminton Association last night: "The Johore Badminton Association committee, at an emergency meeting held at the residence of the president, the hon. Dr. Birchee, unanimously agreed to allow Wong Peng Soon of Companion 8.P., Ong Poh Lim, Ismail bin
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    197 15 meeting" arrangements wer< discussed for their Thoma Cup practices. "We will cable the Badmin ton Association of Malaya i:: forming the association tha the players are now Johor state players and that we shal appoint an official to tak i charge of their training.** Mr. Ahmad said that hi expected
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    40 15 SINGAPORE Recreation Club members interested m playing cricket arid soccer this s< asor are asked to sign up the registei available at the club. Cricket practices will be held every Tuesday, Thursday anc Friday rn:n:rif:'ir;r:g ><r. Fcb I.*
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    Perak, Selangor Win Well
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    244 16 IPOH. Sat. The Perak Badminton Association is feeling concern over the absence of "new blood" to replace the **old stagers who age getting older every i year." In its annual report to be presented at the general meeting on Sunday, March 9. the Association
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    366 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— On the SCRC ground today the visiting Eurasian women were too good for their Selangor sisters at hockey. trouncing them six goals to nil. The visitors, a very young side, were fast and combined very effectively. Outstanding" Xegri players
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