Sunday Standard, 18 April 1954

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    Masthead
    26 1 With 8 page COLOUR comics FREE SUNDAY STANDARD n m ft £> m 3. Vol. IV. No. 2<>o. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1931 rWENTY PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Boy Runs Away From Home So....
    354 1  -  BOB PERIES By Father Chains Son In Cubicle Standard Staff Reporter WHILE thousands of children were enjoying the Easter holidays, 12 year-old Sim Kau Yau was chemed and padlocked to the iron bar of a window in a dark lirrk cubicle in the heart
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    100 Killed In Train Explosion
    44 1 100 Killed In Train Explosion I W Cambodia. f Over a hun- killed foiloMtambusb of a 1 Pnom Penh reveal I '>:' the ii mbei >1 i e explos ed o ng the train th n d ha vieack t3 week. took two i■> be
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    New Offensive 'Unavoidable'
    143 1 HANOI, April 17 (UP) Vietminh rebels clung today to positions on Dien Bien Phu's main airstrip and loyal defenders of the fortress said a new Red assault "appears unavoidable." Fren <• h Union volunteer infantrymen, who had never .lumped before, parachuted Into Di'.-M Bion Phil today to
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    The Robber Was Polite
    64 1 CLEVELAND. April 17. (AP) An apologetic young man walked into trie' Cub Be\ eiiga Company on Thursday, smiled and said: 'Tm terribly sorry, but this is a stickup." After he took US$25 from Mrs. Mary di Cillo. the young man apologised "You see, this is the
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    Fatal Accident
    30 1 KAPI/R SIXGH. (33). was killed when he was involved in an accident with a car in Rorhore Road. Singapore, yesterday afternoon. He died on the way to hospital.
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    Princess' Tour
    19 1 PRINCESS Margaret will make a three-day tour o' Germany In July, it was announced In London. UP.
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    GIRL IN WELL
    19 1 A SIX-YEAR OLD girl was ft»' -I dead in a well along JUionf Road, Singapore, last
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    AMERICA PREPARES AGAINST NEW GAS
    165 1 AMERICA PREPARES AGAINST NEW GAS WASHINGTON, Apr?l 17, (ReaterV— The Onited State! army has reported "some success" in preparing a dtfence for 3 tasteless, colourless, invisible poison fas whi h, it said, the gov et Un mi was st wkpiling. A >rding to testimony rr le publn here Major Ge:eral
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    Red Papers Found In Rural Areas
    83 1 Red Papers Found In Rural Areas SINGAPORE: Communists yesterday distributed pamphlets, posters and pictorial;. In the rural areas. In Woodlands Police tore down and seized 13 documents: In Bedok and m the Biikit Panjanf aroa, near an open air i cinema, posters were pitted on the walls of attap houses
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    THE WORLD'S 2,469 MILLION
    42 1 UNITED NATIONS. NewYork, April 17: (AFP) The population of the world will be doubled in ]e>s than 70 years, acrording to a United Nations publication issued yesterday. The world population at the present time is abouL 2.469.--000.000 persons
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    U.S. NAVY TO TREAT CHILDREN
    107 1 OFFICERS and men of -he American Navy will entertain today about 100 children ot Asian workers at the British Naval Base, orphans from the Children's Aid Society and Singapore Scouts aboard The four United Stages destroyerwhich arrived in port yesterday. The children, bovs and girls.
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    Snakes Alive!— 82 Of Them
    64 1 FERRARA. Italy, April 17 (AP)— Mario Tabellini saw snakes on Thursday night. First, four of them crawled into his farm kitchen. He killed them, then pulled aside some bricks to see how they came up from the cellar. When he was through, he had killed
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    TROOPS HOUND THE KILLER PLATOON
    392 1  -  K. C. ARUN "Operation JekylT In Negri By KUALA PILAH, Sot.— Two hundred Communist terrorists, including the Near, Stote Committee ond the notorious Ist independent 'killer Platoon, ore todoy ploying "Mr. Hyde" to security forces ten times their number in Jekyll/' one of the biggest
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    Castries Is Now General
    97 1 PARIS, April 17 (Reuter) Colonel Christian De Castries, Commander of French troops of Dien Bien Phu has been promoted to Brigadier General, it was announced here yesterday. I Castries. 50--year-old son I one of nce's o:d- military j lilies has >\vn back rv .^sdii'it *^j Commul
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    TARGET: 200 REDSTHE MCP's 'HARD CORE'
    229 1 Malaya flu's weok. found on their bodies '.veapon? taken duribg an ambush On Polire last Dectvnber. I>etMa! of foo.l I.s one of the f)ne>t weapons in tlio arsenal of "JekyU" planners. Said Brigadier Howard: "At least jiixty soldiers have temporarily assumed the role of
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    PETROV'S WIFE IS CALLED BACK TO MOSCOW
    207 1 PETROV'S WIFE IS CALLED BACK TO MOSCO W MELBOURNE, April 17.— The Melbourne Argut said foday Moscow has ordered the immediate return > Russia of Mrs. Evokiya Petrov, wife of the Soviet diplomat, who has sought asylum in Australia. Mrs. Petrov would fly bock to Moscow on Morvjjy escorted by
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    New Phone Link
    20 1 RADIO telephone servi between Formosa and Au>ii !io. mmh'. led through II i konj;. were inaugurated v.'il-m--dajr.
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    GENEVA A TEST FOR PEACE-CASEY
    163 1 DISCUSSIONS at the Geneva conference may well establish whether peaceful co-existence with the Communists is possible, or whether the world will have to live under the continuing threat of Communism. Mr. Richard G. Casey, Australia's Minister for External Affairs, said this over Radio Malaya, last
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    Collegians Must Bow
    53 1 TAIPEI. April 17. (UP).— Chinese college students who have refused to bow to the Nationalist flag and pictures of late Dr. Sun Yat Sen will be suspended from school, the Ministry of Education stated. Several students refused to pay homage to th« flag or Sun Yat Sen
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    Dulles' Plan Is Attacked
    65 1 Dulles' Plan Is Attacked NEW DELHI. April 17. (UP). Indian Prime Minister. Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru, today repeated his call for a eea>e-fire in Indo-China and criticised the West's plan for •'united action" as a threat. Nehru, away on tour, sent a message to Parliament. commenting on the Britisti. French and
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    HK Plans To Build 2,000 New Factories
    444 2 By Christine Diemer THE Hongkong Government it now considering a I plan to open up on industrial area to accommodate 2,000 new factories, Mr. U Tat Choo, Vice- President of the Hongkong Manufacturers' Union, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. U. is on a
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    last week's solution
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    sunday prize puzzle
    97 2 SOLUTION for last week's puizk: Base of a steel paper spike. The $2« prixe joes to >lr. Thonr Hum Wan t o Woodbridge Hospital. Singapore. His entry was the first correct one to be opened by the Contest Editor This week's puzzle Is the picture of another
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    Rewards Await Nine
    98 2 NINE villagers from Kam-I pong Pasir Puteh in the Ulu Kelantan District, will get big rewards for slashing a Communist terrorist to death with their parangs. The nine men and their penghulu. Hamzah. were at- tacked by three terrorists durine which Hamzah was thol dead. ihe nine
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    They Want Say In Film Appeal C'ttee
    265 2 Standard Staff Reporter n Jl* Society of Malay Culture has appealed to Mr. C. L. lan. Progressive Legislative Councillor, to request the Singapore Government to amend its Cinematograph Films Ordinance (1953) s o that a member «f the Society may sit on the
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    NO MORE FAMILY JOY RIDES FOR LEARNERS
    183 2 FAMILY joy rides with learner driver at the steering wheels are now forbidden, and what is more, they are also not allowed to drive when they please within the City limits. Also they have each to pay $10 to renew the.r provisional licences.
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    Scholarship For Sikhs
    55 2 $2ioo C h", OI K ARSHIP fun d with 52 400 has been started in the K-S ny to a;:sist Sikh children, who are studying in BJoSSSSf s hocl h» T e H m p ney s be n rionated c v,? uru N »nak Sat Song
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    Water Project ForKlang
    116 2 Water Project ForKlang KALANG, Sat The new 15.000.000 Klang Waters and the two water reserv< in at the North Hummock F •Till serve K!^:-. 4. Port S*i ham and Kua'r. BelsngOf 1 y the middle o[ tbii Ji The new project undertl bv the Pub::- Worki Dt;. menl is designed
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    SATA Gets Donations
    116 2 SINGAPORE Anti-1 ei I lU> nj e I n ni n< ry < i ♦he late Mr. Y«€ Ch h wall. Yto Shi A lion. S r.^;.--po-e $150 00; l fami y and Mr. 'ar i Mm 5. C Ting. $60 On: V Kee Hue an.i F.v
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      94 2 BARGAIN BUY! You can advcttita your needs for as little as ten cents a word in the classified columns of the Standard Advertisements accepted at 128. Robinson Road or at the branches of the Standard in Kuala Lumpur. Penang and Ipoh till ]^^riZ^n^-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^-*-m. Today: 3.15-t>3o 9.30 p m. South-East Asia
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      49 2 MISCELLANEOUS ARK you in Trouble? Whether personal affHirs, job court case or financial dimcultics. can be revealed and solved bv U« Sla .r Consult the most reliable Siames* Astrolo K er l Xm R de 40 Brag Busah Road Singapore fee $4/. per. i*ou«l reading only (not b> oo*it>
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    Future Shortage Of World Rubber Seen, Replanting Is Urged
    274 3 Standard Staff Reporter TH E Rubber Producers' Council, Federation of Ma! fl v« u that m about the next four or five years there will be a w Tm 'T^ of rubber, and to meet this contingency producers are uraed* Sho^°
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    4 Pupils Out Of 15 Selected
    171 3 4 Pupils Out Of 15 Selected I Standard StafT Reporter FOUR of the 15 candidate: I who appeared belore tht i Selection committee of Sin i iapore's Schoo>*of Building I on Thursday have beer selected to undergo thre* months training in brick J ]*yi*9 at the School u, Ba testier
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    AIR SERVICE TO SANDAKAN
    45 3 FROM Tuesday, April 27 Ula Airways will extend 1 »sdays' service ML t»Xi 105 to Sandakan. Effective from th same date, the ser- re-designated ML ♦08 ML 4)7. M a i md newspaper! for Sandikan will be accepted an tliii flight
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    Brigade Clears Flooded Road
    37 3 J> Hie Alaxandra Road and Henderson Road Junction to pump vvater from the roadside the heavy downpour on Friday evening resulted i n the 031 Vm. flooded an d was ob! structuu traffic
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    Anglers' Postbag
    477 3 I reeeatly fished at Kusu and Sun?»>^ islands and cam e bark *it!t j v.rv poor catch. Can ,V'»u tell m,. |h« typ P and the ■iae m iish one can expect »o catch there. Please advi s< as t» irka| tackle to use. Where can I g^t
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    35 3 VIK. MM QLEE KAY. traffic representative of Cable and Wireless Ltd.. who is frequently referred to is "The Businessmen's Friend will leave Singapore by air on a fourwe<** holiday i n AustralU on April '10.
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    Socialist Club Hits Secret Society Bill
    162 3 Police Tn fhertaft'lV SSLTSSU**, th e S '»^Pore under fire vesterdav in ii a so «rt»es came «f Faia, o rf^&*'S^ iSSUC WhiUj agreeing that 'Vr^* has increased and that < e •et 1 societies mus( be prevented rroro establishiai a reign of terror"
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    Flying Club Joy Rides
    58 3 THE Royal Singapore Flying Club started its Easter Joy Rides yesterday which will be continued till tomorrow. A short ride will be $10 and a long one $20. Austers will be used this time. The public are welcome from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and the
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    Police Want Eyewitnesses
    50 3 A .11 year-old woman. Neo Chai Huay. was killed at the 12i-mile Woodlands Road on Friday evening She was involved m a motor accident and died before the arrival of an ambulance. Eyewitnesses of the accident are requested to contact Inspector Henry of the Traffic Police Ofl&ce.
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    80 3 Photo. The Patron of the SinsaP° r f Young Malayans Club, Dato C. J. Pafflar was "At Home" to 35 members of the Club at his residence i n Joo Chiat Place, Singapore last week. Among the guests were the German Consul In 0 I>r. Hans Ulrich Granow, the Philippine
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    Attap Dwellers To Voice Plight
    168 3 Standard Staff Reporter exoe^ted to atT^ 000 a ap dwellers Si ""l"»-e are tadwSUSTil ?heir°p&h! eSt aSain>t It i s expected that some j kampotig representatives may 1 demand the adoption of a policy of non-co-operation with Government until a petition which their Association sent
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    Housing Co-op May Be Formed
    139 3 AX INDICATION thai Singapore Co-operative Hon,Ing Society f l)r non-f tavern. meal servants will he forme- J shortly is given in the Report of the Co-operative Societal for the last quarter of 195.1 The Report states that dming Ittl, the co-operaln movement, although progressing steadily,
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      226 3 KOLYNOS the "Active "Chlorophyll Toothpaste Jean lively taste of green Kolynos gives your mouth a crftil refreshed feeling. Iu clean flavour reaches into f crevice freshening every corner. And that gloriouj ■ng freshness is your proof of the all-round mouth care that I Kolynos with Chlorophyll gives you: keeps your
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      42 3 BARGAIN BUY! You can advertise your needs for a s little as ten cents a word in the classified columns of the Standard. Advertisements accepted at 128, Robinson Road or at the branches of tha Standard in Kuala Li'mpur. Penang and ipoh.
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      186 3 SAVE AND SEW WITH SINGER AT LAST pre-war hire purchase terms on new SINGER hand, treadle and electric machines and motors. Hand and treadle machines from $12 per monlh J T.'*w i l f jtv T^ j* Al^is>» JoJjfcrfßfljiiPßMlißpsi ■T^"* 1 H B **i^>^M^B«^n«fti^.^ B Mitaa.BEAiSa^^krfBHfI»A^B^MSASBSSHSBHBtfIiHB^BSSBISBBBV *M>^ j^^^_*^^. I FREE
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    $7 MIL. DRAINAGE SCHEME FOR W. JOHORE
    364 4 $7 MIL. DRAINAGE SCHEME FOR W. JOHORE JJOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Os« <>f (he biggest and most important schemes in Johore, testing well over $7,000,000 which will protect 226 square miles of land in the .West Coast of Johore from ftn water and floods, is now under construction by the State
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    Malay Royal Families Quit Their Ancestral Homes
    433 4 Malay Royal Families Quit Their Ancestral Homes 41H*trar"M» Hat Sum^ent 50... KUALA LUMPUR Sat. An "exodus" from their present ancestral homes in Klang may shortly be made by the members of the Royal families descendants of the late Sultan of Selangor. Sir Aladin Suleiman Shah. The ancestral bungalows on a
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    DOUBLE THE PENSION
    88 4 DOUBLE THE PENSION THE 63 yeor-old Sultan during Hie Japanese regime who now lires a reclusive life in his partly let house in Klang. He is Tungku Musa Eddin, Tungku Klono, brother of the present Sultan of Selangor. Tungku Klono gets now a total allowance of $1,295 from the Government.
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    Test Tube Work Helps Animals
    259 4 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE and Malava are free of nbfes, fowl pox and other animal diseases because of the vigorous drive and vigilance maintained by the Federation's Department of Veterinary Services and. sim-r its opening in 1953. the Department's $1,000,000 Veterinarv Research Institute in the
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    One-Time 'Famous,' Now Begs
    149 4 One-Time 'Famous,' Now Begs A 'FAMOIS man rim inu tin* Jap (>< < iip.itu>n of Malaya u.u MM h> Mr. i: 11. D'.Wtio in thr Sinsaport* K«»inlh I'flirr "imri. ynter4ay, Uml i» u.is hfi;i« m-ii! tinhouse of detention v luuhe Hould he u«ll looked .itlvr. The nun w.is ♦;.*> ve.»r<»ld
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    11 Strikers Charged With Being Absent
    86 4 11 Strikers Charged With Being Absent SOME of the striking members of the In do- MalayPakistani Seamen's Union have been summoned to court i for alleged breath of tht Merchant Shipping Ordinance. They are to be charged i being "absent without suffi reason." Mr. M. A. Mdjid. |bt Unlm president,
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    Probe On Anthrax Outbreak
    82 4 THE ACTING Director of Medical Services, Dr. R. H. Bland, will invaitlgaU and. if n«c«ttanr, tak* precautionary meafuTAi to tt«vent any outy««JtW dpi dl«d ol this th?t r .?lhr d tOM The St «nclard Caused by a microbe, it lives c fl k «n animal, the
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    77 4 WORLD fame, pianist, Tor de C.root. now i n Sinra We. wag entertained last ni >ht to a cocktail party fiven by Messrs. William Jacks and Company Limited, in the Coral Room of AdelPhi Hotel. Mr de Groot is seen at the Party (centre) with the managing director of William
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      320 4 AN IDEAL TONIC HAS BELN AWARDED 24 GOLD A SILVER MEDALS jCKKAVALLOSTONIC BARK and IRON WINE OVER 10,000 MEDICAL TESTIMONIES N*rv« uuH.,l^, J SERRAVAI O, Manufacturing Chemisl. TRIESTE, Es(. 1848. and Nutrient State Professor c*t Surlo take Ser*ava nr'i (fl iSi it) y^^T I C^EIEOMV> |/f i^aril 1 ;n «>
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      135 4 ITS DIFFER C3ilferiii| Flavor! \ORANCi ipteiure Authorised Bo" i MIS-SINOCO.I?^ I. L.tfle RooS, Si««3?o"^ Telephone. I^* 9 PlfCO u< PIFCo Mai an air S Individually ?i I ittradift pi taaaiMnei i^it>' TelrviMon In! Sole H TAN CHENG MOH M t.-i: am B TMJ HOME LlBKrfj WITHOUT THESE B«*i Thr W«rk«
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      88 4 Singapore Diary STORK ART SOrIKTY: fifth an- f sWrvk* 11 am zr.d Mar.darin nual exhibition ol works bv local service 7 30 t > ni artiste. British Count:: Hal. S'POKI-: MIXICAL 9OCIETT: r. -eStamford Road, from am sent? music by Cot D e Grool H uEILANG M.Y.F.: Easter sunrise under
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      241 4 SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA. SPORE- 716 am Mornin* Star; 7.30 New*; i.Jo Melody Mixture; 8 am Come Into the Parlour- 830 Breakfast Hour; 930 'Much ?n in 10 Mus »cal Round-up; 10.15 Music a La Carte- 10 30 Music in Malaya: 11 am Interlude; 1115 StiiWio Service Catholic Cathedral of the
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    500O LOVELY COSTUMES IN ICE SHOW
    573 5 500O LOVELY COSTUMES IN ICE SHOW TCOBODY is busier preparirig for the opening of Holiday on Ice in Singapore on April 22 than Marta Bruderer wardrobe mistress of the international ice show which has just completed its European season in Rome. The show is being sponsored by Fraser Sz Neave
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    Emergency Raised Standard Of Living
    243 5 KIALA LIMPIR, Sat.-The Deputy High Com missioner, Sir Donald MacGHlivray, said at a dinner ot the Malaya Branch of the British Medical Association here tonight that the Emergency, paradoxically enough. had contributed much to the raising of the standard of living and health of many
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    Chinn Lauds The Welfare Volunteers
    130 5 Chinn Lauds The Welfare Volunteers SINGAPORE social workers rarely experience and never expert gratitude from those who come to them for help, said Mr. W. H. Chinn, adviser on social welfare to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, in a Radio Malaya broadcast last night. "Even today in the
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    Driver Had No Licence
    65 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. ■Twhn Coadc, of the Royal Navy, was today fined $I<U) in the Police Court here for driving under the Influence of liquor and colliding with a pedestrian. He had no driving licence. In addtion, he was fined $100 for not being covered by
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    TENANTS TO FIGHT HIGH TRUST RENT
    260 5 Mr. Lee Suggests Demonstration LABOUR City Councillor, Mr. Lee Choon tng, will form an association among 6,000 Singapore Improvement Trust tenants to fight a ten per cent rent increase. This association, Mr. Lee told The Standard yesterday, will not interfere with the activities of
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    34 5 mt and Mrs. Chua Hern Tons after their wedding at the Singapore Registry re- cently The bridr w.u Miss Tham Sow lin The BfWH is «tt ii h (I to (he (ir.unophone C'orjpany Ltd
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    To Get Plaque
    35 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Central Welfare Council, today, agreed to present Lady Templer. wife of the High Commissioner, with a plnque in appreciation of the work she had done for the Council.
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    Detective Charged With Taking Bribe
    225 5 JOHORE KAURI. Sat— Goh Kim Ann a Jaiflfllll was charged in the Sessions Court. Johorp Bahru. today with accepting an illegal gratification of S!0 from Ho Ee Kik in order not to bring a case aeainst him. The COUri was To-d thnt Hu reported lo
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    Terrorist Killed On Border
    116 5 Terrorist Killed On Border KUALA LUMPUa Sat party of the Polite Field F..t«« in the Pahang-Negii Sembi border area jreaterda kiiw<i terrorist ami wounded another. The wounded terror! I raped with Ihn e oth( n ta led r the same lime A shot-gun, two nfl. > grrna rome u"'> i
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      219 5 GET BETTER, o. LONGER SERVICE V^| FROM YOUR PEN! W7 'arker A//^ SsJ&S^ 15INO. p»V*, A/ DISSOLVES GUM by c/l«ap T WRITES PREVENTS CORROSION and lmk«f*m* rubber rot 9ivHt with all pent ute Parker Quink cs and 4 or "0 cr%. NT, MONTOR LIMIHD, PO. BO\' in, SINGAPORE. 00 NOT
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      125 5 A TIP FOR SINGAPORE THE Cola nut. one of fh* ingredients oi Pecs- i >>la. grows on trees »n 4* r ica and the West Indies T%4 f yy 3 t %m9rA iJPI I fll law 7/If I I If sands of white-c n aI e d operators, HflVf P'/t
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      89 5 Weather Report MINIMUM Temperature: from 7 30 p.m. on April I', to T..l<» a.m. on April 17 Singapore (74F). Penang i7i»Fi. Kota Rahru i T t l Kuala Lumpur (75F), Ipoh i73F). Knantan <71F>. Maximum Temperature: from 7.30 a.m. lo 7.30 p.m. on April 17 Singapore (K7F). Penang (89Fi. Kota
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    URANIUM AT LAST!
    1332 6 URANIUM AT LAST! Less than Less than Two Pounds f f >wme i °1 Reached This is the fourth in a series of twelve articles entitled 'Report on the Atom" by Gordon Dean, Chairman U.S. Atomic Energy Commission 1950-1953. QNE might think from the preceding article we now had a
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    MUSIC AS A CURE FOR CRIME
    447 6  -  Mollie S. Patton By A I ANY are the potential l remedies that ar« being: siiKSested to suppress the alarming increase of crime among juveniles, but it may surprise you to know that music- i* featured among them. However, the truth of music's power
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    INSIDE BROADMOUR
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    1400 11  - SINGAPORE DIGS DEEP INTO ITS POCKET TO HELP THE NEEDY CHRISTINE DIEMER H Many Forms Of Appeal Made Throughout Year gINGAPORE, although made up of many communities each with charity problems of its own, stands second to none, as a city, in putting a collective hand in its pocket and
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    552 13  - 'WHODUNIT' KEEPS 'TEC GUESSING OSWAL HENRY jj ]\[ICKEY SPILL ANE, betA ter known to readers as the 35-year-old American writing phenomenon whose detective thrillers have sold more than 20 million paperback copies, ha s sent the first of his seven novels on to the greater glory of motion pictures. The
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    227 13 QXE of the hottest French vy exports to the United States in recent years is a black-haired beauty named Barbara Laage (pronounced "lahzh") who soon will be seen In Malaya in her first American film, "Act of Love," appearing opposite Kirk Douglas. A United Artists
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    818 14  -  Hat Boyle Says A WIFE at house cleaning time knows no such agonv as an untidy man forced to clean off hk office desk. To him throwing away the paper mountain he ha* come to love, layer by
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