Sunday Standard, 8 March 1953

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    10 1 SUNDAY STANDARD M' SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1958. SIXTEEN PAGES
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    Schoolboy Onn Leng Retains Lead
    286 1 Schoolboy Onn Leng Retains Lead 7 w K »!!9?SS«SSS!WWWS«S> v s- "-.:.<-.: V?X <r%t r r e 0 f 1 Xi r. ;1 1 to date >tes. Fhf biciesl number of votes mvivrd Ihii ueek again l^ra t«» CMw Ciomez, the ci.uk quaru-r miler from i k vim now takes
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    TONGUES WAG ON WINDSOR REUNION
    109 1 TONGUES WAG ON WINDSOR REUNION British Roy, Family. and. circles trip to the; ess and D I spent some igether. p ess ha< cut ihoct Wesi Indies J or to return j London to see her a:::ng Queen s tri oil at up the D I Rumours ol royi reconci-
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    K.C. WU QUITS
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    Dictionary Withdrawn
    138 1 THE Federation Government has Riven the assurance to the Un ted Malay National Organisation thai all copies of the Oxford .Junior Encyclopedia, Vol i will be withdrawn from sales m Malaya, says an iwi.N.O. statement from Johorc Buiuu. This followi complaint by U.M.N.O. against an objectionable n i
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    33 1 pnoio. MIJS HOMER CHENG. W IU of tfe nrr iflent of the Chime \M.(.A. sivos a i 7..l i7.. to one of the piou -oaoi.s" at the thin.M- V.VI.C.A. Baby Show vt*>terda>. Standard
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    Reds Blamed
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    ALENKOV TAKES OVER
    460 1 Molotov No. 2 In Russia's New Cabinet MOSCOW, Mar. 7.— Georgi Malenkov, 51, last night- stepped into the shoes of his dead master Josef Stalin who has ruled Russia since 1924. The round-faced, pudgy Party chief known as "the man with the card index brain/ 1 thus
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    STIFFENING OF COLD WAR SEEN
    235 1  -  LEE MENG Kremlin Re-Organisation NEW YORK. Mar. 7,— High United Nations diplomat* agreed last night the sweeping re-orsani-sation ot the Kremlin ht*h command forebodes a stiffening of the cold war with the Tinted Nations as one of its principal fronts U.S. Congress members generally agreed
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    TITO'S VISIT
    9 1 I.ONDON.-Mnr-h:il Tito of [out we*k to Att,
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    Counsel Declines To Interview Her
    64 1 IPOH Sat.— Counsel for the grenade firl. Lee ftfeng. Mr. S P Seenivasagam, today declined to interview his client although he had travelled up to Taiping for the purpose. He laid he went to Taipmg prison by appointment to sue his client, but the prison
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    Menons Are Discharged
    110 1 MADRAS. Mar. 7 (Rcutcr) -The Chief Presidency magistrate of Madras today disrharged C G Meiion and his wife Mrs. Vilasini Menon, Indian nationals from Singapore, who have been under arrest here since August last year under the Fugitive Offenders Act on an extradition warrant on the strength
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    Lottery To Aid Victims
    74 1 FOLLOWING were the lottery numbers drajrn at tne Dutch Cub last night m aid of the Singapore Duu-n Flood Relief Fund: Ist Prize: 3069 (a radio -ram); 2nd prize: 3690 (a seatrip for two persons to Hongkong); 3rd prize: MM (EvinI rude outboard motor); 'Consolation prizes
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    The Big Kill
    39 1 STARTING from last night the principal cinemas m Kuala Lumpui are showing nev.sreels oi th^ action »n wnicn the Selangor terrorist leader Lav Chens was killed. The news-re Ms give a graphic account Of til" act-on.
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    FRANCIS-BONNIEST BABY
    144 1 Standard Stuff Reporter 1 IT \V\S a proud day for at the baby show, orSnlSd b/ Ch,n«e V.M.C.A. Tm proudtfl Md bon.v.est of T th,,n uM -,s the Francj* than U»ft Teck WI was chosen the Champion Baby of the Show. Prizes of silver cups, babj powder and
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    Funeral Services For Stalin Fixed
    213 1 MOSCOW, Mar. 7, (AP)— Funeral services for Josef Stalin will be at noon Monday, the Russians announced today, and his body will be placed on view next to that of Lenin m the Mausoleum on Red Square. Lenin's preserved body, exposed m a glass casket,
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    Rescuer Was Rescued In Air Crash
    183 1 SERIA. (Brunei). Mar. 7,1' [Router-AAP).— Alter crashng on a mercy flight into the interior of Borneo, a young Dil company pilot returned icrc toda> after a seven lays jungle trek under the guidance of the man he flew to help. The pilot Is Captain
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    China Mourns
    20 1 MAO Tze-tung has signed an order falling for mouring throughout Communist China over the death of Marshal Stalin.
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    Secret Flight
    26 1 LONDON. Mar. 7. (AP).— Soviet Ambassador Andrei Gromyko made a secret departure from London airport last n.'^ht aboard a BOAC Stratocruiser for New York.
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    CLASSIFY MOVIES INTO 'A' AND 'G'
    419 2 0 SitiGAPOBB fool stronyly that Hints passed for exhibition m the Colony should be classified as fit for adults only or suitable for yen era I srreeniny. Standard Staff Reporter HERE ARE THE VIEWS OF TWO LEGISLATIVE COUNCILLORS, A SCHOOL TEACHER, A CITY COUNCILLOR,
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    Cathedral Evensong
    47 2 FOLLOWIXG a request that the time for evensong on Sundays should be changed from 5.30 p.m. to 6 p.m.. The Archdeacon and Council of the St. Andrew's Cathedral will seek the views of the congregation. Members of the Cathedral w;Il be given questionnaires to fill.
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    8 2 ROSE KBERWEIS m "The Dance oi ihe Siren:*
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    Girls Learn The Modern Dance
    201 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE pupils of Singapore's Art of Dance Studio are busy rehearsing for their recital to be given at the Victoria Theatre on Mar. 27, 28 and 29 m aid of the Red Cross Crippled Children' 3 Home. A new feature of this
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    Inspector Sees Son Get Police Award
    326 2 FROM the sidelines at the Police Training School yesterday, a Traffic Police Inspector proudly watched his 14-year-old son Mohamed Isa receive t certiorate of commendation with 38 other police and detective officers from tho Police Commit •ion«T. Mr. Nigel Morris. Mohamed Isa (right) stood
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    THE CRUISING TAXI
    381 2 A CURSE says' vehicles chief The Registrar of Vehicles. Mr. B. C. J. Burkeridge. said that every time a c TiiLsingr taxi driver drew to the side of the road to pick up a passenger, he committed an average of six traffic offences. A fleet of cruising
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    Methodist Confab
    32 2 TAIPING. Sat. Church workers from the three Methodist congregations m Taiping WOl hold a conference on Evangelism on Mar. 14 from! •i p.m. to 6.30 p.m. at Wesley Methodist Church.
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    Erring Husbands
    263 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE 220-pound bulk of former Chief Inspector C. W. Roberts of the Malayan Police is big enough to fill a small doorway but he has managed to keep it out of sight of his quarries, as few erring husbands have found out very much to
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    DEATH
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    VARSITY PLANS BIG STRIDE
    265 3 New Surgical Centre Will Be Best In East AKi >a Stondard Staff Reporter With the setting up of this centre m the crounr^ nf the General Hospital within the next few yeS^t will enable the Colony s surgeons to do a wider range o work which
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    'Malaya' Publisher In S'pore
    107 3 MR CW. Carstairs Turner D.t.t director and general manager of Messrs. Coin Turner (London) Ltd.. publisher^ and advertising agency i* HOf m Malaya looking over the market for new advertisers here. This |j the first visit, line* ho war. of a representative of [nil linn which
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    Stole Court Exhibits
    54 3 MAN broke into thp Department of Chemistry at the General Hospital yesterday and kets of opium exhibits m a court case sent lor < vtis— from a steel cabinet 1 ne police found that two ot steel cabinets had been wed with but one only open. Entry
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    THIEF STOLE JEWELLERY
    42 3 WOMAN living at Onan It jewellery valued at *tiOo when she left her hou>e unattended on Friday. On her IIH found that someone I lin< I entry into the by 1 lie door leading t the enclosed t urtyard.
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    He Sat On Seawall With Pretty Ghost
    250 3 •lOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— A young Johore Malay was shocked into unconsciousne>s when he discovered that the beautiful gin" he had met outside the Johore Bahru railway station proved to be an 'orang buriinn." a ghost. He was unconscious for five days. This is
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    Planter Wants to Join The Vigilantes
    410 3 standard Staff Reporter Tllr] IDF of the averifC Singapore citizen protecting himself is "catching on." Latest to join the Tiong Bahru Vigilant Corps are Mr. Joe Jurak, ased 33, and his 32-year-old wife Constance, who live m Sii;lap. They have oflfer- ed their services
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    UluLangatDist. Welfare Workers
    85 3 UluLanga tDis t. Welfare Workers X A JANG, Sat— At the annual general meeting of the Ulu Langat District Welfare workers, the following were elected to the Central Committee The District Officer, Ulu Langat— Tuan Hj. Abdul Aziz bin Hj. Mohd. Khamis (Chairman-Ex-Officio). Vice-Chairman—Tow-kay Ng Bow Thai, 0.8., J.P., and
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    $200 REWARD
    38 3 KUALA KANGSAR. Sat Cheah Peng Leong, who was stated to have assisted m the management of a common betting house m Jalan Kangsar, was fined $1,000 m the Magistrate's Court, Kucla Kangsar. The informer received $200.
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    New Type Coast Ship For S'pore
    179 3 TOWARDS the end of the year a ship of an entirely new design to the Singapore coastal trade will be sailing between Singapore and Indonesia. It is a new motor ship now being built m Holland for the Soon Bee Steamship Co., Ltd.. of
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    RUBBER STEADY
    156 3 REPORTS from Washington of a propo>al to unpeg the sterling, steadied the rubber market m Singapore yesterday. A rise of 5/8 cent per lb. on a steady market was recorded with first grade rubber for March shipment closing at 75 3/8 cents per lb. against 7-U cents on
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    TIN PRICE
    19 3 SIXGAPORE. Sat.— The price of tin on the local market today was *473 3/8 per picul (unchanged).
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      317 3 Sunday Prize Puzzle THIS week's Sunday solution or .solutions i prize puzzle is something opened by the Contest I I that millions have sern Editor and the assessors and handled. It is an who>e word will be I 1 article that is vitally im- final. I portant to large section
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    Hospital Row: More Talks
    57 4 SINGAPORE Government made certain offer* to Mental Hospital workers yesterday, m move to -ettJe a dispute over theii wage v-ia:m?. Representative! of he men's met (ijvernment negotiation at the Labour Departmeni were \o y .d of the 'ilor- Tiie Union delegation give a reply at a
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    RIDA Inundated By Pleas For Help
    224 4 RIDA Inundated By Pleas For Help JOIIOKt: BAHRU. Sat.— During the past two months "the increase m applications for a-vsistanee to the Rural Industrial and Development Associat on has been tremendous*. Mr. W. Fax, State Development Oflteer told The Standard yesterday. Since the rubber slump last 3'car a steady stream
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    S'pore's Bad Roads-No. 2
    67 4 photo. THE Singapore City Council has a list of 29 private streets uhich will be accorded "priority for action" but Lorong 101. Geylang (above) is not m the list. Under the Municipal Ordinance private streets arr not the responsibility of the City Council. This is the
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    This Cinema Goes To The Soldier
    152 4 TIIE Army Kinema Corporation Mobile Van certainly gets around as will be seen by the programme below. Only those who have experienced a film up near the battle front can fully appreciate the idea of a mobile cinema. In Army life it is often
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    CORONATION TOUR CONTEST
    399 4 THE full list of votes m the Coronation Tour Contest is (m onier ol merit): I. Chan Onn Lenj 5787 1 Gurchan Singh 36M, 3. Xco Ciiwee K.»k 5530. 4 Cletus Gomes 5217. 5 EC Onttun 42U0. H. A.I Thillain.tthan J ,4?6. 7 Chay Weng Y< LM2S.
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    OWNER SOUGHT
    122 4 AX EMPLOYEE of a Singapore printing firm Mr. R. V. Santhana. who rescued a brown dog from a near-acci-dent opposite Raffles Museum on Friday morning, v inXMMU to have it returned to its owner. The dog found with a collar and chain. was handed over to the Society
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    52 Dancing Competition
    61 4 THE Singapore Dance Association is holding its 1952 Professional and Amateur Bailroom Dancing competition at the Singapore Badminton Ha!) on Mar. 14. The 1051 Champion. Mr. Ix)\v Poh San. is among those taking part. The judges are: Dr. Lee Lian Chye, Mrs. II Neai, and Mr. John
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    She Blames The Devil
    106 4 A SINGAPORE woman told the City Police Magistrate Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn yesterday that Satan had the bettor of her when began to lose her temper. liosef Sa .;y Salim Ephraam, was charged yesterday with attempting suicide by drinking a solution of poison o.i Mar. A
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    319 4 LONDON. Mar. 5: (Renter) Football results UEACWI division i Arsenal 0. Cardiif 1. A Villa 4. Liverpool 0. Blackpool 2. Tottenham 0. Bolion i. Manchester C. 0. Chnrhon 0. Newcastle 0 ChcLsca 0 Burnley 2. De-by 2. Sheffield Wed. I. Manchester U. 5. Preston 2. Portsmouth 1,
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    Anders Sold
    58 4 LONDON. Mar. 7, (AP) Harry Anders, the Preston North End right winger who has been deputy to Tom Finnery for many season, was sold Friday to the Manchester city club for what was described as "a very substantial fee." Anders one of the smallest wingers m English football.
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    Slade In London
    81 4 LONDON, Mar. 7 (AP) New York fighter Jim Slade arrived by air Friday. He is scheduled to fight Yolande Pompee (Trinidad) m a world light-heavyweight elimination bout at Earls Court on March 17. Slade starts training at Promoter Jack Solomons* West End gymnasium today. Pompee will train
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    Nicoll At The Bazaar
    68 5 WKAKIMi a lei round hLs ■etk. th«« (governor Sir John Nicoll. pauses to m.»k«* a piinli.iv at the Chteest stall of the Inter national Bazaar for the Singapore Association for thr Mind, which he open ♦«l it Victoria Memorial ll.ill yesterday morning. Ready to serve him
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    He Must Pay $45 Monthly
    76 5 X VHTOR. who Mid ho earned $105 a month, was or- < to pay $45 a month maintenance to his wife and three children by the SitiQapi>ie Fifth Police Court alagisM«. D. rl Chapmaii. yesterday The wife, Etegina Solomon. -i efed thdt Vnior had ncI
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    Room For L SM Primary Students Next Year
    256 5 Room For L SM Primary Students Next Year Sin- THERE h ul<l b 30 new P |o «s m Mngopore Government English schools for T* ry p r eh T lWren Jon "ary next yeor. ThA sl'.^i E lnce Deputy Director of Education, (old Ine btandard yesterday that he hoped
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    Work On Esplanade Stepped Up
    96 5 Work On Esplanade Stepped Up WORK i> being stepped up i on he Singapore Esplanade m order to have the job competed ifi time fol Coronation Wtv-k. i he City Architect Mr W. I. Watson, told The S ;i:i- t.ird yesterday. Mr Watson said that the promenade would ho opened
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    Motorist's Case Postponed
    47 5 .T w. VAN DAATSELAAR, a Singapore motorist, claimed trial m the Firs! Traffic Police Court yesterday to a charge of driving a car whilst under the influence of liquor on Mar. 6 m Beach Road. The case was postponed tor hearing on Jub 14
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    Spat In Court
    28 5 FOR spitting m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday, a Johore Chinese. Tan Teck Tai. was lined $10 by the Magistrate. Mr. D. H. Chapman.
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    BAZAAR CROWD JOSTLED MCOLL
    253 5 i».J lfl Ra >, es and m «st crowded of all Singapore's V?«tnriS 'm Cha ri t b 1 l < bazaar "P^"^ at h<l Vtetorial Memorial Hall, by the Governor, Sir John J2*2**&. 1 was ln aW of th Singapore Association lor the Blind. So
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    2 Mandarin Records Are Banned
    108 5 THE Singapore Chinese Secretariat has banned three Mandarin MHlgl on political grounds. One of the songs waj recorded m Calcutta and the other two were probably from China They have not been imported into Singapore. The songs banned are not new ami might have been
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    Robbed Girl: You Hi Jailed
    108 5 FOR robbing a cabaret girl of her handbag containing a cabaret ticket and SI. IB. Yusof Ismail was sentenced to two years' rigorous imprison;. icnt. to be followed by two years' poiice supervision, m the Singapore F;rst Criminal District Court yesterday. Senior ASP.. Mr. If.
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    Another Rift In The TUC
    147 5 A CALL Jo break away from two Singapore unions. the Trade Union Congress and the Federation of Services Unions. \ya s made to memben of the Singapore Admiralty Local Stall" Union, by its president. Mr. V. Ananthanaravanan yesterday. He .-aid: 'The affiliation with these two
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    Air Marshal To Inspect RAF Units
    147 5 AX inspection ot units of the Far East Air Force wili be made by the Director-Genera! of t!>e R.A.F. Medical Services. Air Marshal J. llacC. Kilnatrick. who is expected at Kailati£ Airport from Britain tomorrow. The firs* period of hi', visit wii: be spent
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    Private Finds Nude Body
    114 5 Private Finds Nude Body THREE hours after Larue Corpora! Brown bade goodnight to his friend Sapper F. G Brennan. at his barracks m Singapore, he was told that Brennan's body had been found 1yi.13 nudo directly below his (Brennan's) window. Brown said this m evidence at the inquiry he.d m
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    s'pore Homes Keep Sun Our, Says Miss Feaster
    242 5 s 'pore Homes Keep Sun Our, Says Miss Feaster Standard Staff Reporter THE only woman architect to be appointed to the permanent staff of the Singapore Public Works Department started work last Tuesday. She is 26-year-old Miss Janet Feaster. a graduate of the School of Architecture, Hull. England. Miss Feaster
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    French Premier Annoyed
    1853 6 US Post Exchanges Also Peeve Merchants Best show of the week m Paris: The Bali ballet at the Theatre Marigny. All seats sold out for every performance and encores so enthusiastic people are missing their last Metro home m order tv> stay for just one more dance.
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    How Lonely Tommy Atkins Whiles Away His Leisure
    1583 7  -  Charles Sathupathy His Diary For Week Revealing By TOMMY ATKINS is a lonely man. Thousands of miles away from home and folks, Tommy finds life boring when he is not engaged mi n chasing bandits m Malaya's thick jungles or m carrying
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    News And Views From
    760 8 News And Views From "COME people In England think we Malayans live m tl burst out T. T. Rajah, of Singapore. with all ihe »a|Ttt indignation of young" man just admitted to the Bar and accused of being an aborigine. On the f* t of his return home, he Wai
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    Some Thoughts On Exploitation
    1591 8 DGHJGHJGHJGHJGHDJDGH DONT know how or when the word "exploitation was proscribed m any reference to economic relations between a colonial country and the metropolitan power. The only clue I have been able to discover is the following extract from a speech delivered by Mr. Herbert Morrison
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    Kampong LONDON
    546 8  - Kampong LONDON ANDREW ROTH By man ones. I went along to the press preview of the Coronation Souvenirs at the Tea Centre on Lower Regent Street, which many Malayan visitors to London will remember. There had been complaints at previous coronations that many of the souvenir* were tawdry, and that
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    Ready-made Houses for Tropics
    817 9  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER Only Takes 30 Days To Set Up Building By jiOIR smalJ, one storey white houses of the simplest intprinr m J^ odern American design, with fairy-tale acre^ nf S 'ia J l^ r dy for oC ™Pancy next week on two acres of land
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    Dead-but It Won't Lie Down
    296 9 My name b Blubberlips. I am the lady m the picture with the anchor tattooed on her arm. The lady with me a Thelma, who is my very food friend of mine. I and Thelma, and Dum-Dum and Diamond and Kan See and Pansy and
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    Chivatry Dead! Why? Boyle Aske Hat
    676 9 Chivatry Dead! Why? Boyle Aske Hat MEN have always been used by women as itepplng stones to security. But today many men are getting tired of feeling they are being stepped on needlessly. Or. perhaps, "trampled" describes it belter. Onp of the things heating up the cold war between the
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      1,000 Miles Per Hour
      929 10 Man Cannot Stand Speed Of Machine \[RCRAFT with speed of 1.000 miles per hour and more are being held up, ill design and production, for tii*" simple reason that man. even aided by altitude suits and other gadgets can take o\uy so much altitude, velocity, acceleration,
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      Traffic Offenders Should Be Made To Display "L" Plates
      678 10 Soys "AUTOMG" grammes for protecting motorists and pedestrians r. ike Our Traffic Police brai i In collaboration with the Traffic Advisory Council has been hard at i for the pa-t ie\\ years trying to make every road user safety-con-scious. Their etTorts
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      Treasure Hunt In Maya-Land
      619 11 T° T HE long line of colourful tales of nigh adventure filmed* against the backgrounds where they happened £5 be added Twentieth Century Fox's Technicolcur spectacle Treasure of the Golden Condor"— a fabulous adventure yarn of a quest for emeralds and priceless fortunes m the land
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      World Premiere Earns 'Raves'
      188 11 FAIR WIND TO JAVA* "DAVE reviews have follow- ed the world premiere m Miami of Republic's Trucolour presentation of "Fair Wind To Java" background shots for which were filmed m Singapore and Indonesia by a Hollywood film unit m 1950. Commenting on the film, a colleague
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      Wilde's Comedy Hit Set For Singapore Release
      272 11 "yilE Importance of Being A Earnest" the screen version of Oscar Wilde's gay comedy which is shortly due tor release In Singapore has had a tremendous reception wherever it has been shown. Records have been set m Sydney since it opened there, while
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      Super-Comfort For Critics
      78 11 SINGAPORE'S film critics have cause to rejoice these days. The Cathay Organisation, m response to requests for a better deal m previews, has now completely renovated and reconverted its Preview Theatrette into a "luxury room" complete with controlled air-conditioning, side curtains, drapes, elevated seats and anfi-noi.se flooring.
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      Star Contest Winners
      115 11 ONLY one all-correct entry was submitted for "Star Contest No. 4" and it came from Mr. Cheng Tiam Keow, of the Commissioner General's Hostel, Braddell Rise, Singapore. Congratulations to the contestant who wins the first prize of $25/-. Second and third prize winners, were Mr. Denis Dutton,
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      Abbey Tests For Film On Coronation
      153 11 FOLLOWING Mr. J. Arthur Rank's announcement about shooting a full length Technieolour film of the Coronation ceremony, studio technicians have been busy these last few weeks carrying out colour tests within historic Westminster Abbey, using incidentally, the minimum amount of light necessary for the
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      FOCUS ON 12 SUBJECTS
      105 11 "YTOVIE-GOERS he world over, disappointed over British film magnate J. Arthur Rank's decision to stop further production of his "Modern Age" documentaries, are now acclaiming the announcement of a follow-up serins which, under the title of "Focus" will deal with 12 vital and newsworthy subjects. The
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      FINAL SHOTS
      39 11 CINGAPORE'S Rimau Film Productions are shooting the final scenes of their black and white production "Untok Susuap Nasi" ('For A Mouthful of Rice') which is being directed by L. Krishnan. Man bebjnd the camera i* K. Bir.
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      He Gat His Wish
      217 12 TUtNTY eight year old Robert Srhulta achieved a lifelong ambitio* last week whea hi* first collection of tints and dresses wa s presented at h« own fashion show m West Halkin Street. London. W.I. Schulz was born m iNklta-i town In the middle of the woolKtmrim
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      All That Glitters Will Not Be Pure Ermine
      914 12  -  ALVIN STEINKOPF llv COROSATION JEWELLERY (Left) A Coronation Brooch tcorn on black dress a symbolic coat-of-arms m gilt metal with the initial set lOttk paste stones and surmounted by a crown of red and blue stones. The glove-clip is of a heart-shaped
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      FAILED TO KEEP A DATE!
      587 12 1 AM a schoolgirl of 17 years, aad I have mack friends with a boy whom I of tea telephone. On two occasions I have aruu^d to mret him. but, unfortunately. have been unable to keep the appointments. Now I think he is angry with
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      ENJOY YOUR VEAL STEAK SAUTEED
      293 12  -  GAYNORMADDOX Af EAL steak from the leg or shoulder or chuck, cut about 1 /3-inch thick is delicate meat. For best flavour, the veal should be seasoned, dipped m flour, browned m fat and then cooked slowly m liquid or sauce until tender By Remember,
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      HOME HINT
      29 12 T° Blove and oil stains from white cottons or linens, rub the stain well with soap or detergent below washing m hot sudsy water if stain remains.
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      304 12 SpeoaWy made for baby's^^l On/y the best is good I Powder n safe, pure I per/ect os modern science c I I vCS r jj IB^x^^l 1 B dc^w»o^ f JvA»i»cuV I n I vs\ BABY I k^v?^ \(L The Borneo Compony Limifed < Incorporafod m Engl QiivHiioit How can
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      416 12 J QUTTATION: "Af- J of o «d In life <;eor»e EHot I p^ M n< KOR EVERYONE: 1 Prior to m:d.»fteraoon v best 5 :ipt to routlMe 'ad ordiriHry fcuvities. attention to private or > J 3SP S lc to accoml VOIR P.IRTHI>%TK ANt> BIRTHSK.N jj J ARIES— March 21
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    pie Queen Enjoys Her Holidays At Balmoral
    1459 13  -  Margaret Saville By Qneei I s able to t* kc something apholiday, her Royal Household trans- „i Scotland, to Balmoral Castle on p MB k S of the River Dee m Aberdeenshire. ,y t in.ie iourney from London is made over,he K»<-«l toti*t
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    Standard Pattern Service
    769 13  -  Rosalind Ratnam SBULstfH HERE are the sewing instructions for Pattern No. 1 which appeared m last week's Sunday Standard. Note: ■Eufiumß 1. Witb your pattern pieces ycu will receive an Identification chart whicb wiU show m miniature the various pattern pieces fd this dress. Before you do
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    How To Order A Pattern
    229 13 How to order o pottern: Fill m the measurement chart. Then with seven Standard Pattern Service coupons plus three ten-cent stamps (to cover postal charges) send it to the Stondard Pattern Service, The Singapore Standard, 128 Robinson Rood, Singapore 1. In return you will get:
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    Rain Cancelled The Seletar 'Blood Match'
    747 14  -  ROGER By HEAVY rain interfered with fixtures, but on the whole, soccer was off to a ffMi start at Seletar. The station's new team, the Corinthians were defeated m tlu»ir first natch m the senior league, but the Flying Boat Wing provided some consolation
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    TAKE YOUR PICK
    363 14 OF SPORT THIS SEASON CRICKET Says SAPPER' OR SOCCER AT THIS time of the year when Soccer and Cricket replace Russer and Hockey there is a wide choice of physical or mental recreation for these four major games are all now being played, the latter tailing oft
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    HOORAY FOR CALLAGHER
    1010 14 SINGAPORE District Football got off to a pretty good start and m less than forty seconds of the openin? of the season, the first goal' had been popped m! The honour goes to Pte Callagher of the Army Dog Guard Tnit, to whom we offer our congratulations.
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    THE LAST FEW GAMES OF HOCKEY
    320 14 wJ,!? c fin so nes of th c Seletar ?nH f Kno( out Cups-Woods and Station Cups— hav c by tho fffi!?- i CeS °S the football officials been allowed t o overlap into the soccer season rh e semi-finals for the Woods Cup
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    Nice To Meet You
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    BHFA XI v RAF
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    McGlew 255 n.o. Breaks Record
    334 15 Xt LLL > I O N GTGN, Mar. 7, (Reuter-AAP).-.I a ekie McGlew. 23-year-old opening bat, became the highest individual scorer m South African te*t cricket history, when he carried his overnight score to 255 not out on the second day of the first test
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    SAFA XI BE A T COMBINED EUROPEANS 2-0
    518 15 SAFA XI BE A T COMBINED EUROPEANS 2-0 Bakar Fumbles And Scores By OUR SOCCER REPORTER onJAFA Sdect.cn m o.d of the European Flood victims at Jala* i Be^r stadium yesterday. It was the first match of the colony socrer season, and more than 4.000 fans were there to cheer.
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    OngShows His Stuff
    280 15 Ong Shows His Stuff ONG SIN POKY a 12--year old Kangoo* Road st-hoolboy returned th* best time for boys when he won the 400 metres free style event, dipping 12 sees off his previous time, m the Chinese Swimming Club open handicap gala at Amber Road yesterday. Singapore's Olympic swimmer.
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    Luck Left Seletar FC
    327 15 LUCK was against Seletar FootbaU Club m their first outing: of the season when they were forced to share points with Singapore Volunteer Special Constabulary m a S.A.F.A. Third Division "A" league soccer encounter played at the Police Depot yesterday. The match ended m a oneall
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    Gymkhana SC Score 4
    178 15 GIMKKWA Sports Uub proved too strong: for the Netaji M.S.C.. winning their Div. 3B league match played yesterday at the Ueylang Stadium by four goals to nothing. However the Netaji men pit up a great tight m th e \\r*\ hall and had an equal .share
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    Friendlies
    66 15 RESULTS of friendly tocccs matches played at Farrer Park m Singapore yesterday were: Chinese Athletic beat East Yorkshire Regiment by 1-0. Kok Peow scored the only goal for the winners m the second half Chi ist Church beat Malayan Air Training Corps by three Coals to two. Scorers for
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    RAPC Beat Sigs.
    32 15 R.AP.C. beat District Signals 5-1. m the United Services football League <Uiv. 1> at Nee Soon yesterday. Scorers were: Barrett «4> Burnett (P for R.A.P.C and Thomson for Signals.
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    Corona tion Tour Contest
    190 15 Rt.AUt.KS ot the Singapore Standard will clioose the Most Popular Sportsman or Sportswoman of Malaya who will be honoured as an Unofticial Representative of this land to attend the oronation Ceremonies m London during Ma.? and June this year. The Contest which will last three months
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      32 15 CORONATION TOUR CONTEST Sponsored By Singapore Standard-Alfred's Coronation Souvenirs Mr./Mrs./Miss (in block letters) is the MOST POPULAR Sportsman/ Sportswoman of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. Date t Mark envelope: Coronation Contest
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      69 15 SOCCER: Div. I: Tigers r REME at Jalan Besnr Div. 2: Police v SUB Rccs at PTS. Div. 3B: Windsor Rovers v RE Works Services at Gej/lang: Jollilads v Woodbndge Hospital at CYMA. FRIENDLY: RAF Changi r Star Soccerites at Changi. CRICKET: SCRC r Police at SCRC; RAF Trial at
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    BINNTON CANTERS HOME 4 LENGTHS
    2922 16  -  WINDSOR LAD By BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $270,200 FIRST: *****4 ($64,848) SECOND: *****4 ($32,424) THIRD: *****7 ($16,212) STARTERS ($3,242 each): Nos. *****2, *****3, *****5, *****0, *****3, *****1, *****9, *****7, *****1, *****8. CONSOLATION PRIZES ($1,621 each): Nos. *****7, *****2, *****4, *****7, *****7, *****8, *****2, *****9, *****8,
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    Selections For Kedah Gymkhana
    51 16 Selections For Kedah Gymkhana SELECTIONS for th© Kedah Gymkhana Amateur meet at Alor Star today. Race 1. Pluto. Shubel. Race 2. Bonnie Grey, Empire Rose. Race 3. No Regrets, Young: Jack. Race 4. Goyet, Pot Luck. Race 5. Maharaja, Duty. Race 6. Pot Luck. Bonnie Grey. Race 7. Shubel, Civil
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