Sunday Standard, 4 May 1952

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    Masthead
    20 1 Sunday Standard ■Jfc j!L f*i *> s»J I VOL. II NO. 306 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Allies End Secret S.E.A. Naval Talks
    239 1 M Wll A. May (Keuter) A seem conference aetweea \lli»*<l Far Eastern navy chiefs al llir tnited Mates naval station at s an erj e y Point. 10 miles from Manila, ended to<la\ m talks with tlit* Philippin<>B PVeaidenl Elpidio Qnirino. The conference was
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    100 Reds Killed In April
    80 1 LUMPLR. Svi t final Emerges i- last montl v. be foun< iber of terrorist v 106 mark, a rts show tha :'s were kill last work o a r rnndup <> es if th -.or launc s ii b seng Mala; g( en imped o\«rboan
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    100 Terrorists Raid Estate
    36 1 100 Terrorists Ra id Estate lUPViti 'ked the t the W Ban be ated re i getc t scd b estate B rtu Is 156 00Q to 280,--i ..> the third T:i t v ftrst epulsed sue
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    Photo Show Opens Today
    77 1 Photo Show Opens Today J THE LANDSCAPE Photo Exl libiti spons >red by the Sin Chew Weekly, a publica- tion of the Sin Chew .lit Poh -> Sii g ipore, wi take place W»i A nuse- Pai k. Kuala I umpur, for three days, 'ginning today. Out of a tol
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    No Agreement In Truce Talks
    42 1 TOKYO Miy >VP> Uni- Nations and Communist eg itiators held j 24-minute secret meeing I id.iy m which "no eemept' n i s reached on the 1 solution v: the remain- mo obstacles t peace m Korea.
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    4 MIG's Downed
    20 1 ALLIED Satfrejets destroyed four Communist MIG-i.k \>\ two sundown duels near the Yellow 1 Sea t day. U.P.
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    Templer Sizes Up Situation, Draws Plan To Defeat Enemy
    309 1 Templer Sizes Up Situation, Draws Plan To Defeat Enemy Special Cable by arrangement with The Times, London. LONDON, May 3, General Sir Gerald Templer is understood to have reached certain conclusions front which his plan to defeat the enemy will evolve, the London Times Correspondent m Malaya reports. He continues:
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    63 1 pnoli). GIRL m the giant straw hat is Miss "girl of the year" Elske Walter*, one of the hostesses <n last night's International Press Ball at Rafiles Hotel. The hat was eventually auctioned lor $125. One of t)ie grandest social functions field t)iis year tlie proceeds of the b&ll, organised
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    21 1 MR. D. K. Broadhurst. Assistant Commissioner of Police (C.1.D.), who returned to Singapore from leave by Qantas BOAC from London yesterday.
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    Wage Talks To Be Boycotted
    84 1 REPRESENTATIVES of the Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation plan to boycott the next meeting with the City Councillors' subcommittee to consider the demand for the revision of basic wages of daily-rated employees of the City. Reason is. according to Mr. L. Pichaimuthu, President of
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    Loan To Thailand
    35 1 BANGKOK. May <AFP»The World Bank will grant to the Thai Government i loan ot 500.000.000 bah| or I'S^.uoo.ooo for the rehabilitation and pro i. tit! of national economy, it wus learned today.
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    Famous Flying Ace Arrives In S'pore 3rd Time
    359 1 Standard Aviation Kcporier BRITAIN'S famous l<-gl<*«»s vtartime are fighter pilot. 41 year-old Group Captain Douglas Barier reached Singapore yesterday on a 9.200- mile flight to deliver a Shell Company Percival "Priiiee"' plane from l.uton m Bedford, to Lutong m Brunei. In Borneo
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    CUP FINAL RESULT
    35 1 CUP FINAL RESULT Newcastle Win I~*O WEMBLEY STADIUM, Middlesex. May 3 (Reuter): —Before a crowd of 100,000 Newcastle beat Arsenal m the final of the F.A. Cud by one nil. (Full result on page 15)
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    Oil Strike Threatens US Airlines
    92 1 DENVER, May 2 (UP)— The nationwide oil strike crippled the Air Force training programme today and threatened to hamper commercial air lines by next week. The headquarters of the Air Force Training Command at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, ordered training flights cut to a
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    Horse-Owner Denies Gambling Reports
    121 1 PENANG. Sat.— Mr. Yeap Hock Hoe. a well-known race-horse owner m Malaya and son of Penang's millionaire banker. Mr. Yeap Choi Ee. has made a public denial m the Chinese press today that he Is connected m any way with the illegal running of the 100
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    Only Drs. Should Sign Them —BMA
    230 1 Only Drs. Should Sign Them BMA Death Papers THE CERTIFICATION of deaths m Singapore needs to be improved, because at present this is being done by Hospital Assistants instead of by qualified Medical Practitioners. This suggestion was made by the British Medical Association, Malaya Branch, m a recent letter to
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    Clark Aiming At 'Honourable' Truce
    178 1 W\SHI\(;TON, May 2 (UP).^-C;eneral Mark W. Clark, new Allied Commander m the Far East, said today that he would make a hard and continuing effort for "an honourable armistice" m Korea. He talked to newsmen as he left the White House after conferring with President
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    Boxer's Wedding
    112 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Archer who were married al St Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. Most appreciated congratulatory, wedding message the Archers received (at least Mrs. Archer thinks so) was from Jimmies former boss Mr. F. E. Broadhurst. now Traffic Manager. Penang Harbour Board Mho cabled: "Congratulations. Hope wedding ring
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    Japan Must Find Courage To Rearm
    274 1 Yoshida Declares: TOKYO. May (RctitmvAAP). Prism* Missfflter >hi«ierii told Japan I«mI;»\ thai rt-liaiKc 011 iSi. nitfil States f<»r her naluuial gVffpSjffc Kan tiol hsssß* |Miul»nri' and the natuui imisi find DSJUnHBB l<» rrarm. He said he did not Intend to; propose rearmament "prematurely" Mr.
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    Tunisians Jailed
    29 1 A FRENCH military Uib v il sentenced 12 Tunisian National tstfl to iail terau i stag '.4 [1 om ftvt* tQonlhi t<> lv ye«ra toaa> tot U.P
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    Police Probing Murder Of Shop Owner
    79 1 SINGAPORE P>l ire Ininstigating the m .1 dei ot 1 \h-year-o!d !h tiese, 'I ay I' g Chong, m Ti,i 51 1 eel ♦i a.iii ye Tay. the propi iet n s4 sundrie shop In 'I mi «ig Pl^ .r had fust efl 1.
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    Stabbed While Cleaning Shoes
    56 1 V\ \'K men, .< i ii fid ni r 1 knives, entered ■< hov e la rionf Bahiu R<>ri<i festerdaf and attacked a labourer, while be engaged Ui polishing bis -^hoes. The let im, 1. 1'! Poh Tin im (24), was admitted to hospital, w ith
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    Steel Strike Ends
    24 1 A .0.000 -eel •i: back :>> mill* last nig tiu ••<• <l <•> it ended it I' lent 1 i man Re ut er
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    Comet Service
    43 1 I nr < )\il I ived il J i m c 4 on the *'ot Id'i fl; •■•t Irt gei v al 1333 CiM'i CQtnpitting the ti.ti'i mile ti 1 14^ t i r <»m Londoa 7 minute* under ?4 h-nirs. Reuter
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    S.I.T. TO BUILD CHEAPER HOUSES
    327 2 Simpler Design Will Halve Cost Standard Staff Reporter THE S.I.T. are now building a prototype of a new, cheaper type of dwelling house which will have a simpler structure and which can be built with ft i i ii i tit 11 m skilled labour.
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    Cargo Supt. On Leave
    64 2 lo^ A j ONG the Passengers who left Singapore yesterday j n the Blue Funnel passenger freight? r rgOn xvas Captain W J kasterbrook. Captain Easterbrook who is attached m islay Kcrr and Company, Ltd, is the Cargo Superintendent for P and O and 8.1. ships.
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    Jack Helps To Sell Flags
    39 2 pnoio. Jack, the Great Dane, helped to sell flags for the St. John Ambulance yesterday when he followed his owner Mrs. Banks for duty outside the Singapore Cold Storage building m Orchard Road. Standard
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    2 Wrecked Vessels To Be Removed
    107 2 I WRECKS of two ships now j lying within the limits of the I port of Singapore will be re- moved, according to a notice jby Receiver of Wreck Mr L. P. Lane. Tiie wrecks are m the vicinity of the East Coast of
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    RUBBER MART SAGS
    126 2 THE RUBBER market m Singapore was inclined to sag yesterday and prices were about one-quarter of a cent per lb. belo-.v Friday's levels. Moderate turnover of business was recorded during the day but trade demand was poor. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon p r
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    Tok The Two-Tail 'Chi Chak'
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    'GOVT. MUST BE MORE LIBERAL'
    459 2 Textbooks: Standard Staff K< porter MALAYAN Government* should adopt a more liberal and understanding policy towards HimrT schools m the matter of MaJayantsmg lexl books, said l>r. S. Y. Wan an internationally known woman journalist and lawyer, who is now occupying an eminent position m
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    Russian Ship In Harbour
    40 2 Russian Ship In Harbour Standard Shipping Reporter rHE RUSSIAN owned freighter Maxim Gorky arrived '"Singapore yesterday with p79 tons of flour from Odessa lor afijvosfock. Port authorities m the Cpiony have allowed five men at a lune to come ashore
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    Opium Den
    38 2 VIS SUN was sentenced m the Siiiuapore Turd Police Court yesterday to six months' rigorous imprisonment for allowing his hou.se m Victor a c U O be v° Sed as a opium ol opium «mokmg apparatus
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      200 2 Poiver Cuts MBv r *TioN8 m Singapore liable to load shedding today: DAY Mills i.uan lliti. I I. Network, j I- In lory. Klver Valley Kd Killinry Kd.. Orchard Kd. tdHpiii^ Piirkering it/Cfam* M l St., Market St.. Kaffirs Mare Malacca >t Home I'iiM*. Khi-ciii. i-'ord fun S V (I
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    THE SATA STORY
    737 3 IDEA WAS BORN IN SIME ROAD 1 4 Men Began The War Against TB Standard Staff Reporter THE INTERNATIONAL Press Ball arranged by Singapore journalists at Raffles Hotel m. aid of the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association last night, marked a milestone m the history of this body which
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    107 3 A SPOT check on motorists and cyclists carried out by member^ of the Kandang Kerbau Police Station at the junctions of Serangoon Road-Bukit Titnah Road and Serangoon Road-Lavender Street yesterday morning resulted m 40 cyclists and 10 motorists being roped m for breaking traffic regulations. A number of the cyclists
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    Ship's Officer Assaulted Constable
    126 3 GEORGE William Rex. an officer from' the vessel. Max- well Branrier, was fined $175 m the Singapore Third Police I Court yesterday m default two j months' rigorous imprisonment j j for assaulting a Singapore H.arj bour Board constable, m the execution of his duties. The
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    64 3 At a wreath laying ceremony at the Cenotaph yesterday morning, more than 100 members of the Dutch community m Singapore paid respects to those who died to liberate Holland during World War 11. Two wreaths were laid: one by the Dutch Consul General m Singapore, Dr. F. A. van Woerden.
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    Hurt Charge
    50 3 ONG Chew Leong was charged m the Singapore Third j Police Court yesterday with causing hurt to Sim Boon Chuan by means of a char.gkol handle at 8 m.s. West Coast Road on April 2. He claimed trial and wa£ allowed bail of $SUO until i May 10.
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    He Plans To Open School For Art
    220 3 PROFESSOR Chap Sliao An. one of China's foremost artists who arrived m Singapore recently, hopes lo open an art school with the help of the Education Department* This well-known artist hold an exhibition at the c... of this month probably m the Chinese
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    ROBBER RETURNS $10 TO VICTIM
    61 3 AN ARMED robber returned $10 to his victim after relieving him of $230. when the victim pleaded he had no money. The robbery occurred m Flower Road, Singapore on Friday night. The victim Tay Hock Sen? was m his car on the way to visit
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    Quarrel Led To Suicide
    67 3 A FINDING of suicide was returned m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at an inquest held into the death of Goh Boon Pang (28), the wife of a rubber tapper, employed at Namazie Estate. Lim Chu Kang on Feb. 29. Goh, after a quarrel with her
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    Mr. Lian Foo And The Disappointed Burglar
    159 3 THERE is a very disappointed burglar m Singapore just now. With the present heat wave forcing: householders to* keep their windows open at ni?ht. the burglar recently picked himself a victim m Mr. Lian Foo of Silat Road. Like thousands of others m
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    Council To Streamline Secretariat
    112 3 SINGAPORE City Councillors are to streamline then Secretariat with a view t speeding up Municipal business. Tne City Council President Mr. T. P. F McNeice, told The Standard yesterday the Finance and General Purposes Committee of the Councillors had agreed to advertise for a r additional
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    BOATMAN JAILED
    43 3 A LIGHTERMAN, N. P. Afuthurisapillai. of Anson H >;H, was sentenced In the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday to one month's rigorous Int* prisonmenl for t rat idu enl v having m posse ision t dree full tins of cooking oil.
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    Children's Poor Health Due To Parents' Ignorance
    1502 4 Children's Poor Health Due To Parents' Ignorance Says PERCY JOSEPH IJOHORE It VIIKI Sal. A frw da\* a«:o a eerlain Singapore edtirationi*! *aid that the Mlaitdard of *poken Kn^li^li m Maiava had deteriorated eon -id era I sly m the poalwiur years, |»artieularlv he! ween J«M6 and 1947. This yaw
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    AROs Contribute To Ending Of Crisis
    533 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The contribution made towards the ending of the Emergency by young Chinese as Assistant Resettlement Officers, or A.R.Os. m the Federation's new villages, was the subject of a "Spotlight on the Emergency" broadcast given over Radio Malaya. Kuala Lumpur, tonight by
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      132 4 wa y s welcome--s«'"' Regular Sizt f/// /////m// 1 1 and the jfi^l welcome lasts! -^////r//S KfIKICAK SI MSw s w D Siz —yte/i ?tamejb& //c Ac vie f #dfr wMr I a For that .^bf gift occasion-birthday,, annlversariw, T k^^ 1 religious holidays-remember Parker! The fame of thi. /jJF
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      560 4 a^ast^v ~^aw Y^^l^ ■*< mRmKKKKKm£\ mn\ 1 1' iin iiTUfci .^^H^, *S 9 definitely, for Baby Kirn Evans ,s *he dtugti Mr. Jon Evans of London, a member of Circle, which no doubt explains all the things that happen m her home. Baby Kirn was brought up c Cow so
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    NEW CSC BUILDING OPENED
    190 5 NEW CSC BUILDING OPENED PENANG, Sat. The new ■»>>>u!m>ii Singapore Cold Stor--4^ Creameries Building m Penang Road was officially delared open by Mr. S. C. Leech, hairman of Cold Storage l "anci tcs Limited before a ge this morning. 'I new building is airi ditioned ar.d has .-.eating rommodaUon for
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    Yesterday's Weddings
    162 5 Yesterday 's Weddings pitntO l)\ lullV (r.lll photo. photo. FOR THK first time, a Chinese wedding took plate yesterday M Singapore's I. ni (it-Id Chapel m Neil Road It was between Mr. Charlie Lira Seek San. and Miss Lily Tan. photographed above. Mr. Lim is a younger brother of Mr.
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    Public Is Anxious Over Bill
    98 5 THE PUBLIC of Singapore is anxious over the delay m the consideration of the Central Provident Fund Bill states the report of the General Committee of the Progressive Party for the year ending Mar. 31, 1952. The Bill, introduced by 'he Party, is still before
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    61 5 THIRTY Singapore Chinese sofifistvesses, participating m the concert on May 18, at the Happy World, were given a teuparty at the West Point Gardens by the Organising Committee St. John Ambulance Brigade. Picture shows (left to right) Mr. E. J. I.insell (Vice Chairman of the Organising Committee) Mr. Lee Hee
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    Malaya At The B. I. F.
    92 5 THE MALAYA and Hongkong stands at the British Industries Fair, opening on Monday, will be among those of the Commonwealth section on which special attention will be focussed on the Fair's •'Commonwealth Day" on May 14. The Malayan stand, which is similar m general
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    Mr. Nicoll Wants The Peace Kept
    139 5 THE Governor of Singapore, Mr. j. f. Nicoll yesterday visited the Police Headquarters m South Bridge Road. Singapore and the Police Radio Control Division. At Headquarters, Mr. Nicoll was shown around by the Acting Commissioner of Police. Mr. N. G. Morris and introduced to
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    STANDARD PATTERN SERVICE
    550 5  -  ROSALIND RATNAM By Send These Measurements THESE are the measurements 1 need from you. Follow the instructions closely and fill m your measurements m the blank spaces provided below m inches. Then cut out this form and with 81.50 send it to the STANDARD PATTERN SERVICE. THE
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    MCA CHIEF CALLS FOR RACIAL ACCORD
    233 5 MCA CHIEF CALLS FOR RACIAL ACCORD PENANG, M.— Communal outrages have been occurring witfc ,»,<!» frequency m Keclah during the last four years thai llie situation i, now an alarming one lor the Chinese community. This was itatcd hy Mr Soon Cheng Sun m his presidential address at a special
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      Smell Of Burning Money In The Air
      1765 6 PARIS, Sat 'jIIE biggest American invasion since the war now crowds the sundrenched streets of Paris. The chestnut candles burst Into colour, the Checked cloths are out on the Boulevard cafes, and that übiquitous symbol of Americana, the miniature camera, clicks madly from
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    There Is Still Life in The Iron Duke!
    1940 7 There Is Still Life in The Iron Duke! ri Ef' E is o pretty sfrong rumour going jround town. I wouldn't coll it pretty myself, but then there is no telling people's tastes. Anyway I would not hove cared one hoot about it (whatever a hoot is) but for the
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    CRIME WITHOUT PUNISHMENT
    746 7  -  MAURICE RICHARDSON By VOT long before his arrest A^ m 1937. Radek. the only Bolshevik who read detective stories openly, remarked to an English friend: it was no accident that the efflorescence of Sherlock Holmes coincided with the apogf* of British Imperialism." Like many a Marxist formula.,
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    Changed Attitude Of Sheikh Abdullah
    1105 8  -  O.M GR EEN illilU OF h% Sit Wit Uu LONDON. HI LI r nours have een flying oi another o r Common11l i': :-s to end< ir to bring India and }> together over Ka f. re is one obsta--1 to a merit which n
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      Least Of Our Worries
      228 8 OHowevei thunderstorms are the easi oi ou] worries m connection with A use oi telephones. At the risk of being called reactionary we must Q confess that we have never felt quite Oat cur ease before telephones. Long >>ntact with them has not served to A
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    If A Phone is Silent, Then It's Watching You!
    1236 8 If A Phone is Silent, Then It' s Watching You! him. waiting to catch him unaware At the office, the phone waits uni the Subscriber is really immersed his work or, if the Subscriber is man of some importance, until he h; relapsed into profound slumber. Then without warning the
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    Amazing Things Men, (Women) Will Do!
    862 9  -  SYDNEY JACOBSEN THEY HAVE GOT GUTS! By f pO every one of us, they© comes a moment when we are called upon to be brave. It may come m hot blood, m the clash of combat. It may come m the falling of bombs
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    CORTISONE—AND HOW IT IS OBTAINED
    557 9 CORTISONE— AND HOW IT IS OBTAINED 'pREGNANT woman will sell one pint of blood what offers?" Such strange notices were liable to appear m the newspapers small advertisements four years ago, and were evidence of the earliest demand and the first known source of cortisone. It had been shown that
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    69 9 The maternal ituttact is very high m 3-year-old crossbred terrier 'Pat', owned by John McCarthy of Church Futon. Staffs. She will 'mother' anything. Her present charges are five clinks tli.it she nurses and cuddles to her. The Chicks seeta to like it and Pat doe«n't mind even if they stand
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    462 9 THE five-year-old heir to the Swedish throne. Prin< Carl (iustaf, was playing m the park outside the royal castle m Stockholm when an old gentleman stopped and asked: "Well, now I do believe you're the little Crown Prince, aren't you?" "No." said the Prince. "I'm
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      879 10 The Eyes And Ears Of Kallang IP RUM o tiny Kaiiang I Airport office, which belies its importance, experienced eyes watch 1 over this coirjTnercially- important Far East, i generally m the techni- cal interests of British civil aviation. They belong to Mr. E. A Fawcus, World War I bomber
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      30 10 photo. World War I bomber pilot, Mr. E. A. Fawcus, one of the six gurveyor* of t h e iir Registration Board nt Singapore* Kalians; Airport. Standard
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      SO YOU WANT TO BUY A SECONDHAND CAR?
      1217 10 SO YOU WANT TO BUY A SECONDHAND CAR? f had a fair idea that fhc secondhand car racJtei- was dying our but I was not prepared for what i learned from the used car salesmen themselves during a check-up lost week. Although certain models still m sho< t supply m
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      342 10 NEWPORT NEWS, VA. The United Stales, biggest and most modern passenger ship ever hiiiil m America, is approaching the days of her first sea trials as 3,000 workmen speed up finishing off of interior?, and complete testing of the main machinery and thousands of
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      2343 11 WITH the Land of Cherry Blossoms very much m the news today, it seems most appropriate that a movie spotlighting a phase of life m post-war Japan should have been selected for preview m Singapore last week just two days after that country had received
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      304 11 DANCE KING «L Hi GENE KELLY... %U O HIM -AMIItMW Jl ■T\ IN PARIS STAR" 'W-..^ W U THRILLS YOU ANEW iHT A with Sensational V DANCES! u m IN THE I t r^L IX AX I INI VF •«> sirringVniM !><bbie RKY.VOI.US^I Donald O'CONNOR 83iiTp l^^\BB^-""^Jl^^^^L I s I
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      782 12 VOL'R hospitality is one of i In- nicest things that you 4-an pi\e those you like. When you open your home to your friends, you give them something of yourself as well as a <;o«<i time. Whether you have two or two hundred guests, your responsibility is
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      279 12 'T^HOSE wives and mothers who would iike their friends and family to associate with them a delicate aura of fragrance sometimes feel that todays overloaded schedules have relegated this particular bit of femininity to the pages of romantic literature. There simply isn't time to
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      191 12 CIN'CE the days when women *J first decided that burned-to-a-crisp look does nothing to enhance vacation loveliness, they have smeared themselves with a wide variety of ointments, lotions and liquids— all dedicated to tanning without tears. These preparations both the commercial
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      WONDERFUL WAFFLES
      267 12 Menu Brighteners VOW that Waffle Irons can be purchased inexpensively m most electrical shops m Singapore why not purchase one of these and keep it handy for use on Cookie's day off? First of all make sure that the new waffle iron is well oiled with olive or
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      20 12 STOP IT WITH SOAP 'TO Mop fknr b.,^ frem Mueftking; irv working a bit «f t»iip miy ih c cracks.
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      361 12 <B|HBjH|pHKBBBmB»BBB^a^BIBHBB 98 IB -i TIOWU'SQIOIATKIV: Haiwi X lj t v s A Stota of miml appro- priate to perception of tUr J J trath of things. A soul that hat 1 not attained humility w mil *r*- > pared to erasp the truth >,f tkr > 2 world in its
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    2908 13  - Hopes Run High Of Reaching Port KENNETH DANCY r^ »E K^ A. ********** i, f SBBS T t iifMtsSIIIP^- 1 p J Sees. «X 9S a 1&^ Jams m -./mi mW n^rirrwr^fi if ifflffnin J 3 m IbHs«Bh f V- 1? EPISODE 111 By As Told To WALLACE REYBURN pOR
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    Helsinki Supporters Contribute
    121 14 Helsinki Supporters Contribute Sing ipore supporters the C J contingent to th< W rid 0 opics this year cont] i 1 i > f &900 for the Singap n c Olympic and Sp »rts C nin- Fund sending the con- -:it. •I- A- g Eag a- d mated 1500 v
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    US SHUTTLERS WILL ENTER FINAL WILLIAMS
    455 14 WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y., (UP).— The United States team will beat its first oppodent m Singapore— whether It be Denmark or India— in the opinion of Robert B. nilliams, a member of the USA team. "Of course, Malaya is good", he said. "We can't flatly predict
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    VARSITY CHAMPS
    44 14 VARSITY CHAMPS -rnoto by Mixed Doubles finalists m the University of Malaya Tennis Championships which were concluded last Wednesday, from left to right: Yiap Khin Yin. Peggy Goh. Chan Pheng Yuen, and M. F. Vilvaratnam. Winners were Vilvaratnam and Chan Pheng Yuen.- Harold Chan
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    40 14 Bret ton Wins MONTREAL. May 2 (Reuteri —Johnny Br v L >- former world welterweight champion, beat Pierre LangloLs. the French champion on a technical knockout here last night. Lanajois t'aile-- > come out for the fifth round of their 10-ruund content.
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    RASC EXPERIMENT SHOULD PAY WELL
    950 14 Nee Soon Sports Round-Up THE secret of the Royal Army Pay Corps recent successes is due to the experiment of trying new players and m reshuffling some of the regulars to find llicir proper positions. This team, playing m the Singapore Dist. L.S. «League lost
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    382 14 BLAKAN MA TI RIFLE SHOOT THE monthly 22 rifle meet ing organised on behalf of the Ist. Singapore Regt. R.A. at Blakan Mati was held yesterday. Thirty-six teams of four competitors each competed, teams were entered by RA. RASC, REME, RAMC. CMP. HQSBD, SPF Traffic A D Divisions and the
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    GOOD PERFORMANCES AT RAF SPORTS
    737 14  - GOOD PERFORMANCES AT RAF SPORTS Roger By oPP^F of the heats for he RAF Station Seletar Annual Sports meeting to be held on Wed. May 7 were run off during: the week. SAC Kasdon .looks a probable winner of the 100 yards vent nd should do well m the 220
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    NEWCASTLE PULL OFF SOCCER FEAT OF THE CENTURY
    521 15  -  VERNON MORGAN Robledo Goal Beats Arsenal R\ LONDON, May 3 (Reuter) Newcastle United scored the soccer feat of the century today by defeating Arsenal 1-0 to win the British Football Association Cup for the second year m succession. Blackburn was the last
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    435 15 Soccer Sportlight i-...: V-.:-... I^C^^ j f::;< IF YOU would believe Mr R j 1 B. 2. Pates. SAFA^s coach j and public w ou th piece, when he gets into stride at speech time following a SAFA din-\ ncr, then newspaper sports columnists, to measure vp\ to his expectations
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    Selangor Batting Fails Once More
    644 15 Selangor Batting Fails Once More ll'OH, Sal. Bowlers were rijjhl on lop wht'ii IVrak an«i S«*lantjor met m lliHr inter •state orit-ket match here today. On a iziuml wicket which could have produced nma Sclan«or hatted lirst and be font lunch vere all out for 82. the batsmen, with the
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    POH LIM PLAYS AT HIS BEST
    299 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat Ong Poh Lim displayed outstanding form against Wong Peng Soon m the second 1 Thomas Cup trial held at the new Selangor Badminton Hall here tonight inspite of losing to the Malayan and All England champion 17-15, 15-11. Poh Lim was
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    151 15 LONDON. May 3, (Rented: Results ol soccer matches played today are: LEAGUE DIVISION I Derby County 1. Chelsea 1. Stoke City .1. Middlesbrough 2. LEAGUE DIVISION Ii Cardiff City 3, Leeds Utd 1. Luton Town 4 Barnsley 2 Sheffield I, Queens Park R 2. LEAGUE DIVISION 111 (South)
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    Nee Soon Draw
    87 15 RAIN forced a draw m Nee Soon Garrison's cricket match against Singapore Regiment. Xee Soon batted first and made 171 lor 4 wickets and declared. Rowley and Bartlett put on 114 for the fourth wicket. Rowley made 46 and Bartlett 72 not out Bartlett Innings was a
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    Cold Storage Wins
    34 15 I SINGAPORE Cold Storage S.C beat Malayan Airway^ 2 o m a Business nouses F.A. gmn" played 't Thompson Road yesterday. Mitcheil and Avthar Singh got the goals for Cold Storage.
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    Drawn Match
    39 15 WEAK FINISHING auring the second half when they dominated, robbed" Tamil Brotherhood Association of 3 victory against Roeklites S.C In a SAFA second division game played at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The match ended'in a 1-1 draw.
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    Army Score 210 For Six At Balestier
    82 15 Army Score 210 For Six At Balestier THE Army played out time m i an unfinished innings to put up a total of 210 runs against the Ceylon Sports Club m a Singapore Cricket Association .senior league match at the Baiestier Plain yesterday. Highest scorer of the day was 1
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    SCO Bowlers Worry Police
    97 15 POLICE SPORTS CLUB, opening their Singapore Cricket Association ienior A league against the Singapore Ccirket Club at Thonwon Road yesterday put on a lamentable batting display. When «tumps wer« drawn yesterday, the Police hn r only 4a runs lor seven wicket*. Piei c* 'he Singapore Cricket
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    Tigers Trounce Athletic 8-2
    432 15 SPURRED into action by a surprise second minute jjoal from Boon Kok Peow of Chinese Athletic, Tiger Sporting Association got down to business right away and outclassed the Athletics for the rest of the game lo win 8-2 m a SAFA first division match at Jalan
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    PERAK CLEAR FIRST HURDLE
    516 15 Malaya Cup Soccer I'ERAK beat I'alianu by three «oaU to nil m a Mala\a Cup match played at the Chinese W< rnblv Hall ground at Ipoh yesterday. There no doubt as to which was the better team but although IVrak won by this convincing margin they
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    Negri Win By A Goal
    123 15 Negri Win By A Goal SI.RI MBAN. Sat A goal by Mok Why*- ht*«*. Negri Sembilan centreforward m the first 15 minutes of the inatrh. enabled Mac state to beat Malacca by one goal to nil m the Malaya (up match played her*' today. The match was below Cup' .star,
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    LEONG FIGHTS HARD FOR VARSITY TITLE
    160 15 I 1 THE University of Malaya held its third annual tabif tennis 1 championships at Qarrower Hall yesterday. In the men's singles Leong Chai Mun fought hard to beat William Fung who j won the first two sets. Mrs. Wyatt gave away the prizes
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    3 Titles To Vilvaratnam
    145 15 THE University ot Malaya Athletic Union tennis open j championships was concluded on i Friday at the Bukit Timah courts with M. F. Vilvaratnam j the triple championship He displayed excellent strokes and hi.s beautiful placing had Yiap Khin Yin baffled m the. singles final which
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    129 16 Boyes Sets New 25-Mile Cycling Time BOYE2 of RAF Tengah set a new Singapore and Malayan record for the 25-mile time trial championships when the cent was run oil m Singapore last week. Boyes, who boat more than a dozen competitors, finished the distance m 1 hr. 4 min--25 sees.,
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