Sunday Standard, 25 January 1953

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    15 1 Sunday Standard kljkljdkljld VOL. HI NO. 205 SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1953. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    FREE TRIP TO BRITAIN FOR WINNER
    624 1 MALAYA'S CORONATION YEAR CONTEST You Pick Sportsman To Represent Malaya THE MOST POPULAR sportsman m Singapore and the Federation of Malaya will attend the Coronation of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth 11, on June 2. Not only will he witness the Coronation procession m a
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    THS STORY OF A HEROINE
    153 1 Readers Offer Help To Heroine SINGAPORE was deeply touched yesterday by the story ot a young German mother of two children, who has only a lew weeks to live. P-.- v. > :ea I a x>ut her plight ten Standard bnc and off<red a few
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    50 MIGs Chased
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    Jimmy Realises Childhood Wish
    335 1 Wings For Ist Asian MAAF Cadet Standard Aviation Reporter NEXT MONTH a young sturdy Singapore Chinese will march smartly up to the Commander-in-Chief of the Far East Air Force to receive his ''Wings*' as the First Malayan Auxiliary Air Force-trained Asian pilot. He is 2*B year-old
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    Planter Murdered
    108 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sa! Three terrorists armed w th c .c; murdered a Chinese I baccc planter at work m Grik H< was killed with three i le shots Two more terrorists were i: one captured and the i surrendered iq theFedera :»es:erday. N< 4 area security unit, !n
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    23 1 [NDIA arid Pakistan agr€€d :o begin new talks at teva < Feb. 4 on the of demilitarising art as id disDUted X A P
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    Bookies' Secret Code Details
    325 1 BOOKMAKERS m Malaya have a new secret betting code to beat the Police m which horses nre ''relatives" and not named. Horses No. 1 on the race card is 'Father.' No. 2 'Mother,' X>. "Father-in-law.' No. 4 'Mother-in-law, 1 No. 5 'Son.' No. 6 'Daughter, 1
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    Rimba Is A Problem
    85 1 A THREE-MONTH old tiger cub, Rimba f< und n the I Pahang jungle by Mr H. J. Kitchener of Fort Hill. Klang. is becoming quite a problem t its master. Rimba refuses to be housebroken and p.r? away 30 pounds of raw beef daily— and then
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    The Man Who Got It Going
    205 1 THE CONTEST for the Most Popular Sportsman of Singa-H pore and Che Federation ol Malaya wfH be held under the joint sponsorship of Alfred's Coronation Souvenirs and The Singapore Standard. Mr. S J. Alfred representing the Alfred's Coronation] Souvenirs undertakes to finance the winner's
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    TRUE STORY
    74 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— i Col. A. E. Young. Commissioner of Police. Federation of Mala- 1 ya, will visit America when he i leaves Malaya m April on his return to England. Col. Young said today that while m America, he would j take the opportunity of telling the
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    Everlasting Tyres
    65 1 \KRON Jan °i %P> Goodyear Tire Rubber Co. Bays it has basic patents on a new type of «yrthetic rubber^to make automobile tire treads which "could easily outwear Ul Bei l ore inO the e rubber can be made for wide us, however, ways must be found to
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    Bharat Plan New Air Link
    39 1 THE GOVERNMENT of India is considering starting a Madras-Singapore direct air service. Mr. Bhu Mitra, Manager, of Bharat Airways, said i yesterday. This direct route would be shorter than the present 'route via Calcutta.
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    Coronation Year Nudity
    170 1 LONDON. Jan. 24 ''(AP)British nudists have been summoned to a peace conference today m an attempt to reunite their warring factions split over the question ol how naked should a nude be. t The dispute, going on since last October, centred over those very realistic nudist magazines
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    US Warns: No Oil For Communists
    106 1 US Warns: No Oil For Communists LONDON. Jan >4. (AP) The United States has warned Italy that she could lose American aid if Iranian oil aboard the tanker Miriella is sold t« a Communist nation, official circle, reported Friday. The Miriella. chartered by an Italian company. is nosing its way
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    Midget Radios In Jungle War
    156 1 CANBERRA, Jan. 24, (IP). -Models of a midget radio developed m Australia, which may radically alter field communications m jungle warfare, have already passed tests m conditions m the war against the Malayan terrorists. Minister for Supply. Mr. O Howard Beale. said Service chiefs believe
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    Korea Bound
    18 1 GENERAL Lawton Collins. Chief of the United States Army Staff, left Washington, by air^yesterday for Korea
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    Police Put Cordon At Hill Street
    228 1 SINGAPORE Police received their first call yesterday that i man a:isworinq the description uf one of ihe two gunmen, who shot Detective See Chong Yee on Wednesday was seen dropping oil a bus it Hill Street and River Valley Rot I The man appeared
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    They Like Classics
    86 1 rHE a-famou: Mr. Caspar Ca of pra K. tei ol issiral musi ti I thes i ponded veil at I n ttals during his r< ot I m [ndia Mr. Ca s por< tl impan st, Mi X r Willy Hammer, by C Calcutta. M: !assado v.
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    Left Behind
    4 2 JEANETTE MAINE
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    Papa Says No So Jeanette Stays Home
    196 2 By SAMMY KING PAPA said "no" *o Jeanette has to remain behind while her two dancing pals sail for new shores without her to cheer night club patrons. The girls. Jeanette. Maine, Molly Ridsdale and Barbara Deans who comprised Singapore's "can-can" trio, have
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    RECORD ENTRIES
    110 2 A RECORD number of 1.239 photographs from 365 photographers representing 32 countries has been received for the Singapore Art Society's fourth annual exhibition of photographs which will tee opened by Mr. Tan Chin Tuan at the British Council Hall on Feb. On exhibition will be 320 prints which
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    2 NEW SPORE BUILDINGS SINK!
    541 2 Adjoining Shop Tilts, Walls Of Another Crack Standard Staff Reporter TWO superstructures m Singapore one a four-storey building and the other a nine-storey building now m the process of completion— are beginning to sink. But the architects concerned yesterday told The Standard that they expected
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    Seventh Day Adventists
    87 2 EVANGELIST R. A. Ander- son of the Seventh Day Adventist, Tacoma Park. Washington D.C., will give a sermon j of "The Coming Man Destiny"' at the Balestier S.D.A. Church, j 120 Balestier Road. Singapore. at 5 p.m. today. All are wetcome. Pastor Anderson is an evangelist oi
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    Willem Ruys Due Mar. 26
    78 2 '1 Li V. Hem Ruys which was involved m collision with the Oranje m the Re(^ Si a j more than n fortnight ago. Is due m Singapore on Mar, 26, j from Southampton. Her return trip from Singapore to Southampton ""and RetI terdam will
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    RAMASAMY GETS THE $1,000 NOTE
    178 2 THE Singapore Sixth Police Court Magistrate Mr. D. H. Chapman yesterday ordered a $1,000 currency note to be returned to R. M. Ramasamy Chettiar who, he said, had received the note m good faith m the course of his business m July last year. Though
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    Community Meet
    34 2 The Princess Elizabeth Estate Community Centre will hold its first annual general meeting today at 8, Prinress Elizabeth Drive at 1 p.m. New office bearers will be elected for the ensuing year.
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    MISSION HALL
    31 2 THE second Mission Hall m the new villages of Negri Sembilan will be opened tooay. This wifl be followed by high mass and Benediction by Rev. Father K. Delaporte.
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    If You Are An Angler...
    114 2 MALAYAN anglers interest ed m *he formation bi a Malayan Angling Association tre invited to write to Ifr. Q D V'inell, Drainajfe Rod Irrigation Department. kfa tool. It is proposed thai the merr.bership be open to anglers oJ all races and all persons ©thei than
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    Tin Up 25c; Easy Market For Rubber
    81 2 RUBBER pruts m Bfllfl pore riei iiiied fictionally yesterday on a q net market, firs' grade rubber for FebruarKhiptnent being quoted at B J I cents per b agumtA 84 oenti on Frid;y. at Ui*> close. Little offtaiGe was recorriei during the ay
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    Escaped Prisoner Kills Self
    231 2 A SINGAPORE taxi driver, arrested on suspicion of stripping a motor vehicle, escaped from police custody, and a few hours later was found lying fatally injured on the Singapore Improvement Trust grounds at Upper Pickering Street. Th c Singapore Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong *Hing was tod
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    People Still Live Inside
    74 2 <Top) These cradra on the wall of a fruit dealer's stall m Ko( bore Road appeared after a nine storey hotel was cMMffMtoi n^\t foor 1 "i«e n«u liotel has vink iuo int bes. (Left) A houx- where no chairs ;tre used and babies, if lefi
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    55? That's Not Old For Work, They Say
    362 2 NO ONE is too old to work if he is not a sick man. That was what three former Malayan civil service officers and a retired banker whose combined ages are 240 years told The Sunday Standard yesterday. They are: Mr. C.W.A.
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    NOON PRICES
    54 2 THE Singapore Chamber i Commo'co Rubber Ajnciati' noon p;jee.« (m cent 0 per Hi yesterday 'Jai.. i? 4« were Buyers Sel No. 1 RSS Spot Loose B-ii 84: RSS FOB N 1 Vvh. Mi No. 1 M.r. 84 I I No. 2 F»h. 79 No. i F>b. T(j
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    TIN PRICE
    18 2 THE pine t>f tin on the to market veMiTduv was $47 1J per BJeul'(Up 2% tents).
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    REUNION WEEK FOR TTC
    6 2 REUNION WEEK FOR TTC ieg< ■< i
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    Evasive Replies By Govt. Hit
    24 2 Evasive Repl i es By Govt. Hit p I su 1 i■ 1 > n to B m I I j were held up I
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    ENGAGEMENT
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    Sunday Prize puzzle
    19 3 Sunday Prize puzzle P tl77K! iii' Uions a :>r I i msi s smII > iluttonN 8 i post I
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    Last Week's Winner
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    35 Rice Bays Arc Confiscated
    73 3 THIRTY FIVE bags of ri< c were ordered to be confisca'ed by the Singap< :<.' First Crimi- District Judge Mr. HJV. F rrer ye »tei day. Tay Kirn Sai of Co. il Sti jel was 1 harg< d v ith impoi ting the r: "c
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    Korean Post
    27 3 LT.-GFX. Maxwell Tayloi will succeed Genera! James Van Fleet th- 1 Eighth Army Commander m Korea nexl mont!\ T !-.c U.S. Army a:inoun cl. U.P.
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    ALL SET FOR OUTBOARD REGATTA
    904 3 Famous Motors Will Be In Action WITH ONLY THREE WEEKS more to go before the staging of Singapore's first Outboard Regatta, off West Point Gardens, 7th mile Pasir Panjang, Singapore, airangfements have been finalised and a set of rules drawn up. Entry forms, for which
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    New Services Keep Soldiers Off Trouble
    577 4  - New Services Keep Soldiers Off Trouble JOHN COOMB ES By Standard Staff Reporter "THE incidence of civil crimes ond disorders m which servicemen stationed m Singapore are involved is very low, Colonel T.H.H. Grayson, Provost Marshal, FAR ELF, told The Standard yesterday "We do have isolated incidents and we usually
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    More Doctors Next Year For Malaya
    98 4 ENOUGH locally domiciled doctors will be recruited by next year to make up the full establishment of the Singapore Medical Department, a spokesman said yesterday. They will bz recruited from among the graduates of the University of Malaya. "However the Department will have to
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    Adult Classes Hit By Lack Of Funds
    360 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— Lack of funds has seriously limited the progress of the Adult Education Association m states and settlements, representatives of various branches said, at a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Association, m Johore Bahru today. The meeting was officially
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    Club Help To
    32 4 Dato C.J. Pagiar is seen receiving the scissors from Mr. Tap Chin Mm at the opening of the Great Eastern Trade Fair at Geylan? Serai, Singapore yesterday. Standard photo.
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    Thieves Get Away With Cash, Goods
    153 4 AN agile thief m Singapore scaled a drainpipe and gained entry through an open bathroom window into a house m Oxiey Road on Thursday night. Whilst the occupants, a naval officer and his wife slept, the thief got away with valuables worth $300. Another
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    Had Opium: Gets 14 Days
    79 4 AN improvised opium pipe. consisting of a small jar with a bamboo attached to it, was produced m the Singapore Second Police Court when a lighterman, Ng Toh Foo. was j charged with being m possesJ sion of opium and opium uten- Mis. Ng claimed
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    1,306 Become Literates
    75 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Over 1.306 people were now able lo read and write Romanised Malay s -,cc the Federat;on Adult Education Association undertook a gigantic drive lo combat ihkeracy m rural areas, from Oct. 27, to Dec. 31. 1952. sdd the hon. secretary. Raya Ayoub bin Haji
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    Lake Gardens
    46 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Picnickers going to the Lake Gardens hereon will have to take their own food as the health committee of the local Municipality has warned foo^l hawkers that action will be taken against them. The Municipality has decided to erect a canteen.
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    RED SURRENDERS NOW ONE A DAY
    221 5 Security Forces Kill 47 And Wound 22 Since The New Year KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Terrorists have been surrendering m the Federation at a rate of one a day this month, providing evidence that the Communists m Malaya realise that they are fighting against superior
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    PROGS WARN OF CRISES
    154 5 I x t ;i >>ive Party warned ycsterI tie would he **a constant succession I naJ crises*" it the 'Member 1 system I eat is introduced before the unofficial I tbefship is »!i!.irtied to give them a clear Pficials. I >uen an unomcia c eciea '.ajoritv
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    Villagers Hear Talk On Health
    183 5 PENANG. Sat.— Dr. Tan Hoi Kee. Senior Health Officer, Penang. gave a talk m Chinese on public hygiene at the Nurses Training School, General Hospital, here this morning to about 30 Chinese farmers, rubber tappers and shop assistants from^he new villages m Province Welleslevy. This
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    New Year Bangs OK'ed
    72 5 DEPUTY Commissioner of Police, Mr. D. K. Broadburst. announces that fireworks- iv.ay be let off during Chinese New Year m Singapore between the hours of 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday. Feb. 14. This permission does no; include sand crackers, which cannot be let oft*.
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    He Offers $1,OOO For Idol's Return
    25 5 He Offers $1,OOO For Idol's Return Sr.'. A rhich I i he had m.- esi rs. was G H h n an j was ad-
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    CG On The Varsity Plan
    6 5 CG On The Varsity Plan I-
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    S'pore B.A. Wins Award
    89 5 A 22-YFAR-OLD B.A. honours graduate of the University of Malaya. Mr. Arthur Lim. has been awarded a Queen's Scholarship. He plans to take up a postgraduate course m tropical agriculture at Cambridge University, and the Imperial College of Tropical Agriculture m Trinidad. He will be reading
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    FOR THE NEW YEAR
    76 5 photo by T lI E Singapore Arts Theatre are staging a grand double bill for U»< Chinese New Year with Anouilh's "Antigone" and Be nurd Shaw's M A Village Wooing:'. Picture shows the two guards Denis Snowman and David Hebdige dragging Antigone (Eileen Noble) to her
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    500 Join To Seek More Pay
    387 5 Standard Staff Reporter MORE than 500 General Services clerks of the Singapore Government and about 400 postal clerks yesterday joined hands to fight for a general increase m their pay packets. This was the effect of a reso- lution passed at an extraordi-i nary
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    44 Become S'pore Citizens
    283 5 THE foUowinf persons have been granted Certificates of Naturalisation by the Governor of S ngapore under Section IM of the British Nationality Act, !<MB and their Oaths Of Allegiance have been registered m ;e Colonial Secretary's Office Chew Eng Cheong, Miss Joyce Evelyn Goo also known
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      661 5 9 «.»^t m%*% nmm I ley; 11 p.m Appointment with RAINFALL: 7.30 a.m. 7.30 om: mdJN%9Jw\Jr\MJt€m!> Music; 11 3D Sunday Morning Singapore (0.91 ins.i; Pe:sang Service from the Studio— Angli- (Nil ins.); Kota Bahiu *2.28 r^.ABV can i> ni Programme Sum- itis.i Kuala Lumpur iTrae« ins.) I/lAKT mary; 1.02 Sri
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    Ridgway Is Learning Fast
    2154 6 Authors, Girls In Spotlight PARIS, Saturday. RIDGWAY is learning fast —to be cautious. The anxieties of commanding an international military headquarters are leaving their mark on the General, especially at conferences. Though he has met newspapermen m most Western defence lands with frank and successful talks,
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    People Hate Me In Two-Toned Shoes!
    1219 7 People Hate Me In TwoToned Shoes! QNE of the things I ftnd iacreasingly diilicult to do these days i s to get into a pair of (^-respondent shoes and thiak nothing of it (them?). Even wearing or.c of them at a ti^e does not seem to help mailers much. At
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    Why Do Men Want To Climb Mt. Everest?
    520 7 NEW YORK. CAP). A famous n.uup'ain climber was once asked why lie wanted to climb Mt Everest. •"Because it's theie," he replied simply. The lofty peak is still there ar.d still tirjclimbecK so far as Is known. The latest expedition is reported
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      341 7 fIY B'O'k'C 1 U ARGONAUT SPEEOBJftO yt\ w > TO Igph-^r 1/ f HONCKONC 3mmm, HOll9 ICo**. S»*p-o<l 0 |i— r- Ml Howft»»»f kaj^MM P•' k rt i aialarl, t^q am»»K «»vJ K^k «W«« I tkv-.' ltd 4-t«q»n»d •ir«r«4». £<M«f c**»»- tm4 t > rr >« drinfca. N« tips *r
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      378 7 DENTISTS PROVE THAT BRUSHING TEETH AITER MEALS WITH COLGATE DENTAL CREAM SIOPSTOOTHDECAYBESI Two years 9 continuous research at leading universities, with hundreds of case histories, proves that brushing teethu with Colgate JDcntal Cream directly after eating stops tooth decay best. Colgate's active, penetrating foam gets into hidden crevices between the
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    Sunday Standard An Anthology Of Subversive American Patriots
    1390 8 Sunday Standard An Anthology Of Subversive American Patriots Independent Morning ISeitspopet QNE of the rather puzzling features about America is that despite all the unexampled wealth and power of the United States it is also a country tilled with a deep sense of insecurity. Perhaps there is some unexplained relation
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    She Attends To A Mass Of Work
    1455 8  - She A ttends To A Mass Of Work MARGARET SAVILLE IN this second instalment from her forthcoming book, "Our Queen" the most intimate study of Queen Elizabeth II yet written Margaret Seville describes how "more than once Her Majesty has sat back m her carved walnut chair, rubbing her wrist
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    Obituary Of A S'pore Night Spot
    1329 9  -  WILLIAM DRURY The Best Of Two Worlds Ousted STORY AND PICTURE By IT was with sincere regret 1 that your columnist learned the other day that Bugis Street has been condemned to die by the flinthearted City Fathers. For that clamorous, unglamorous, highly stimulating
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    News And Views Of Malayans From...
    1033 9 News And Views Of Malayans From By Our London Correspondent L\ II ISMAIL, of the Malayan section of BBC. and a'so contributor to Malay newspapers, was one of several score onlookers at the informal London premiere of the Indonesian prize-winning film, "Si Pingjang" (Ihe Cripple). This film, which does for
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      Automo Now A Backseat Driver: Gives Advice To Motorists
      965 10 Automo Now A Backseat Driver: Gives Advice To Motorists T'VE HAD IT! Last week, I was fined fifty dollars and disqualified from driving for one year by the Singapore Second Traffic Court Magistrate, Mr. A. W- Ghows, for allowing a friend who did not hold a driving liGence to drive
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      Air Travel In N. Borneo
      1052 10 "OW Fashioned* Planes To Blaze Trail Soon npwO 'old-fashioned' planes are going to introduce modern travel m British North Borneo soon. They are two eight-sea ter Dragon Rapides, purchased cheaply m Britain, and they are going to be used to discover the air traffic potential
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    ROSHG-MON' IS REMARKABLE
    2249 11 WHEN this year comes to ?T be assessed m regard to movies, the month of January will undoubtedly stand out as a memorable one m the minds of the film critics. For, within the space of a little over three weeks, they have l*en treated to a
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    Wiht To Be Happy? Then Look To Your Footwear
    727 12 CHOES are much more than a fashion accessory. They can actually influence your physical and mental wellbeing, to say nothing of your general appearance. If you've ever had a perfectly lovely day ruined because your feet felt like they* were encased
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      657 12 SHE'D RATHER DIE THAN MARRY ANOTHER I AM a boy of 19 Mid am deeply m love with a girl of I' 2 years. Her parents are very old-fashioned and strict. and they are trying to force her into marriage with a nan she does not love Continually she threatens
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    274 12 DO you consider yourself a teenager who lives an orderly life, or is most of your time spent hi muddled confusion? Putting things where you can find them really isn't as difficult a.s you may imagine Take your bureau drawers, for in*trnre. How long iocs it take
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    HOME HINTS
    38 12 jDEFORE -putting a sweater MJ into soapsuds, ca tcfistitch the button holes together so they don't stretch during the laundering. CINCE children's jeet grow 80 rapidly they should be checked for size every two tojoyr months,
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    EGG CROQUETTES ASSIST ECONOMY
    294 12 By GAYSOR NADDOX NOW that e«es are m their fuUfot production let' s eat them oiten. Both these tested recipes aacr c right m seascm Egg f rnqurttrs (12 croquettes) ONE tablespoon mfneed onion. cup minced celery, 'A tablespoons fat. meited. 6 tablespoons flour. 14 cups
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    HELP THE LONELY HEARTS!
    879 13  -  CHARLES SATHUPATHY By Give 'em A Club 1 'HERE is a pressing need for a Lonely Hearts Club m I Singapore. Approximately 100,000 unattached young people of both sexes are ot the moment looking for suitable mates m vain. This figure which is conservative, does not
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    GLAMOURIZE EVENINGS OUT
    189 13  -  ALICIA HART Dramatic Events Bu EVENINGS out un the town make important demand* on your make-up Fluorescent lighting, for instance, changes the colour tone and may cause your make up to fade. It's best, therefore, to pick lipstick and rouge m the dark red or blue-red range
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    STANDARD PATTERN SERVICE
    562 13  -  ROSALIND RATNAM IHiJE A* If AS PATTK HIV No. H By HERE ore the sewing instructions for the free X'mos Pottern No. 8 which appeared m the Dec. 25 issue of The Singapore Standard. Note: 1 With ycur pattern pieces you will receive an identification chart which
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    Give Clothes Individuality
    239 13 Clean-Up Habits HAVE you ever walked into a room and been greeted by a woman who was wearing the exact same dress you had on? Terrible, wasn't it? Well, if you had been objective at that moment, you might have realized that though the dress was the
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    REGATTA
    35 14 1 Right, All Comers lin<- up m 1 the "B" Races, and below, the 1 overturned Airborne Jacqueline righted up again with the crew all safe. Picture* arc from list week's t hangi Regatta.
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    BIGGEST SPORTS CLUB IS THE ARMY
    1241 14 BIGGEST SPORTS CLUB IS THE ARMY One Of Richest Writes SAPPER, Army Sports Reporter WITH the soccer and cricket season draw ing closer we have no problems to face as for as ploying facilities are concerned m the Army. This cannot be said of thousands of amateur civilian teams m
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    'Class' Races Go To Seletar
    697 14 Says ROGER* Last weekend R.A.F. Chongi Yacht Club held their Annual Regatta m which Seletar Yacht Club entered four Airborne Lifeboats, six Snipes, a Star, a sloop and a Sharpie. Unlike the results at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club Regatta two weeks ago, R.A.F. Seletor
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    'BACK ROOM' BOYS
    103 14 The Nee Soon Ground Staff. They have approximately 20 acres of playing fields to maintain within the Garrison and their up-to-date equipment to cope with this work includes 3 Mobile Lawn Mowers, a 1 ton petrol roller m addition to the tractor pictured for which there is
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    BIG WIN FOR NORTH
    710 15 South Trounced In Rugby Test NORTH, the fovourites, proved their superiority by decisively defeating South by 17 points (one goal 3 tries and a dropped goal) to nothing m the annual rugby classic played m Singapore yesterday. Throughout the series only once, m 1935, has either
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    Newcomer Shows His Stuff At
    35 15 Newcomer Shows His Stuff At Qeletar |l „t from the la«r X n n for RAF Seletar -fx^u f KAFChangi. glicl UI utunities xlinoatised y j ii forwards who Seletar^ whole more Seletar, ia the
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    Perak Will Invite Coach
    10 15 Perak Will Invite Coach will h an g üba cost
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    Freeman Making Comeback
    98 15 Freeman Making Comeback SAX DIEGO. CALIF., Jan. 24 (AP)— Onetime badminton King of the US. Dr. Dave Freeman will return to the game Saturday after several years retirement.' The Young Pasadena physician, now taking specialist postgraduate studies at the University of Michigan, will play m the San Diego Open Tournament.
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    IRC Team Versus Royal Engineers
    40 15 THE following will represent, Indian Recreation Club at soccer against Royal Engineers at the Farrer Park today: Narayanan. Paul, Gani, Bala, Majid.-P. Suppiah, G. Suppiah. Layman. Edward, Sulaiman. Loganathan. P. X Samy. and M.T. Osman.
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    RAF Changi Win
    31 15 RAF Changi beat South Jv>hore by 17-0 at rugger yesterday. The airmen played a forceful game and deserved the win. Their outstanding players were White, Hayden and Finch.
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    MAN OF IRON
    47 15 MAN OF IRON Bespectacled, school teacher Cheang Kok Cheong made a clean and jerk of 300 lb at the SAWLA team championship last week m which his team emerged champions. Clieang totalled 750 lb which was an improvement on his Asian Games (695) and Singapore (715) marks.
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    Roller, Mud Spoil Floodlit Soccer
    250 15 DESPITE the ankle deep mud and a six-ton steam roller which got embedded m the middle of the sand covered ground, Singapore's first floodlit soccer got under way and drew a crowd of more than a thousand last night. The game was played m conjunction
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    UK Soccer Results
    343 15 LONDON. Jan 24 Rente:)— Football results: LEAGUE DIVISION I Aston Villa 1. Chelsea 1. Bolton 2, Manchester U. 1 Burnley 0. Cardiff 0 Charlton 2. Arsenal 2 Manchester C 5 Mid'sbrough 1 Portsmouth 3, Liverpool 1. Preston 2, Newcastle 1 Stoke 5, West Bromwich 1. Sundcrland 1,
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    Held Over
    18 15 Due to pressure of space, Jeffrey James' Sunday Sports Column is held over until next week.
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    WINS TITLE
    33 15 MELBOURNE, Jan. 24— Frank Johnson British champion won the British Empire lightweight boxing title here tonight. He oeat Frankie Flannery, Australian champion on a technical knock out m the 10th round.
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    SELETAR WIN 7-0
    161 15 In the return tennis match with the Postal and Telegraph Workers the R.A.F. Seletar ft»t team scored an overwhelming victory winning all the *even matches played. Yeo Meng Siah met 1 with Rajie m the doubles when they faced William* and Goodajl to be beatei by two
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    SERONOK LEADS ALL THE WAY
    2557 16  -  WINDSOR LAD Pandora Pays Best Dividend By IPOH, Sot. Leading practically all the way Seronok, a four-year-old Turkhan gelding won the main 81 furlongs race for class 5 division 1 horses at today's races, the opening day of the Perak Turf Club's January meeting to
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    BIG SWEEP
    76 16 TOTAL POOL: $379,080 Ist Prize: *****8 ($102,524) 2nd Prize: *****1 51,262) 3rd Prize: *****7 25,631) Starters ($2,563 each): *****4, *****9, *****4 *****8, *****8, *****1, *****8, *****4, *****8, *****1. Consolation ($2,000 each): *****0, *****9, *****1, *****3, *****0, *****8, *****1, *****1, *****0, *****7. OM R W Melle !l 1 24
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    A w Hoe Cup Game Is Drawn
    253 16 HONGK O N G, Jan. 24. (AFP)— Aftet sharing trophy last year when Hongkong and Singapore drew m two games for Aw Hu; 1 memorial Cup. Singapore today snatched the victory out of Hongkong's hands and held the Colony's eleven to 2 2.
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    Republic Day Cup Football
    61 16 I THE Indian Brotherhood SC 1 team against the Seletar Velic !SC m the Republic Day Cup soccer game today will be selected from the following: Kandasamy, Krishnnsamy. Kathamuthu, Marimuthu, Rajoo, Muniandi. Munusamy. Sathasi* yam, Chitambaram, Lnqunathan. K. Krishnasamy, Vallymalai, Sivadas Ganapathy, N. Suppiah, Muthusamy. Veeria.
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    Hungary Seeks 1960 Olympics
    45 16 FRANKFURT, Jan. 23 (UP)— The Hungarian government has offered to organize the 19t>0 Olympic summer games, the West German Communist newspaper "Socialistische Volkeszeitung" reported from Budapest today. The application was forwarded to the International Olympic Committee sometime ago. the paper added.
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    Grand father, 63, Sets Cycling Mark
    126 16 LONDON, Jan. 23 (Reutei) ~A tough weather beaten little Frenchman 63-year-oid and a grand father today set up m London a new cycling record of 62,658 miles m 12 months, averaging about 170 miles a day. But Rene Menzles, formerly of Caen, Normandy, is
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    Australia Are In Strong Position
    313 16 ADFLAIDE Jan. 24, (Rcutcr-AAP).-Australia ta r.tron* wsition at the end of the first day's Say£^ Winning the toss, a precious teJ interval when rain prevented further play. Colin McDonald 24-year-old opening batsman hit his first test century m helping his captain Lindsay Hassett, to add
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    226 16 PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Jan. 23, (R*uter) The first cricket Test between West Indies and India here is running very evenly and at the dose of the third day's play today West Indies had scored 205 for the loss of four vickets. f This was
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    31 16 PERTH, Jan. 24. (ReuterAAP) Victorian John Landy failed to accomplish a 4 mm. -mile m the AusI tralian championships here today. He clocked 4 mins. A-1 10. i sees.
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