Sunday Standard, 12 August 1951

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    Masthead
    19 1 Sunday Standard X^^^^k. L. 4 vT VOL. II NO. 42 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1951. 20 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Plan For Tin Stabilization Fund Shelved
    269 1 Standard Staff Correspondent Xl v LUMPUR, Sat.— Federation Government <d today that it does not intend to pursue its la set up a stabilization fund for the tin industry 1 m Malaya. However, there is no announcement as regards a similar proposal for the
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    M.C.A. Man Walks Out Of Meeting
    137 1 M.C.A. Man Walks Out Of Meeting Mall Correspondent j BAN Sat A deleSereir.ban branch j Chinese Asso- j c annual general Negri Sembilan llk 1 out at the a f the meetf had made his g ish, m which he tin 'meeting was thf procedure and t association. Hi Chin
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    Sgt. Howson Pilot Of Crashed Hornet
    59 1 said last night o4 the Hornet crashed on Friday on The East Coast re. near Bedok. George Edmund I .vson. who was oh, had been livirea ot the accident •vho arrived m •n the United (about a fortnight press release on Sergeant Howson >
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    Johore Nurses Hear 'Pep Talk'
    156 1 Standard Staff Reporter NURSES of the Johore Bahru General Hospital were yesterday given a ten-minute -pep talk" by the Principal Medical Officer, Dr. E. C. Vardy. following press reports on the -unjustified punishment" meted out to them by the Medical Superintendent. Seventy-four nurses attached to
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    Shooting In Arab Street
    45 1 Mr. Kenneth Kerr, Chief Ticket Inspector of the Singapore Traction Company, who was shot yesterday, was rushed to hospital by ambulance. Picture by Chung Shins Jit Pao shows Mr. Kerr being carried into the ambulance at the ;cene of the crime.
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    European Chief Ticket Inspector Of STC Wounded
    465 1 Standard Staff Reporter HUNDREDS of horrified shoppers m Arab Street, took to their heels, just before noon yesterday when a revolver shot suddenly burst and a European Chief Ticket Inspector of the Singapore Traction Company collapsed before their eyes. The Inspector. Mr. Kenneth
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    Newsman Had Red Papers, Gets 7 Years
    366 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Lav Chee Keng, 26-year-old local journalist was today sentenced to seven years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Wilson m the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court for having m his possession terrorist documents, comprising 448 -cyclos^ tyled copies of
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    RAF Liaison Officer Flies To Saigon Today
    24 1 the Fren?H Air Fore, m IndoCh JE*' »*ehan*e of French Sera. M« c Tas^gny. k°s Ffe fflsr^gggg
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    Pleven's New Cabinet Most Conservative
    100 1 PARIS. Aug. 11 (AP).— Premier Rene Pleven formed a new cabinet this morning one of the most conservative that France has had since the war. Foreign Minister Robert Schuman kept his post, and expremier Georges Bidault took a new one, as Vice-Premier. Minister of Defence,
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    New Name For 'Nancy Moller'
    54 1 LONDON, Aug. 11. (Reuter)— The "Nancy Moller," 2.942-ton merchantman intercepted by the destroyer, "Cossack" w h i 1 c carrying rubber from Singapore to China last May. will be renamed "Mount Austin." her owners, the Moller Line, said today. Her sister ship, "Hannah Moller. will
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    Jet Squadron
    64 1 LONDON. Aug. 11: (Router) —The British Navy will form itsfirst operation squadron of jet aircraft on Aug. 22. the Admiralty announced here today. The squadron, intended for the new 36.800-ton aircraft carrier Eagle will be equipped with eight of the fast "Attacker" aircraft, now beginning to roll off
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    MAN STABBED
    19 1 A man was stabbed to death at Peck Seah Street last night Police have made no arrests.
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    Ten Involved In Abdullah's Assassination
    123 1 AMMAN. Aug. 11 (AFP»— At a press conference today Premier of Jordania Toufik Pasha Abuhuda announced that the investigation into the assassination of King Abdullah had been closed and that voluminous files compiled by the enquiry commission had been re urned by the government to
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    Play-Boy King Drops US$72,000
    70 1 CANNES. FRANCE. Aug. 11 <AP» King Farouk'a gambling system backfired again today. The play-boy Egyptian monarch lost U5572,000 m nine hands of play m a c;?rd grime. This brought his losses over a two-day period to U*****.000.700. E-irlier. the Kin^. who had made some big winning*
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    Noted Soviet Spy Chief In Far East Believed Executed By Japs, Seen Alive In Moscow
    221 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON. Aug. 11.— Richard Sorge rated one of the most effective Soviet spy chiefs of World War II and supposedly executed by Japanese m 11)43. is alive m Moscow. This was disclosed
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    Reds Lodge 2nd Protest; Talks Still Deadlocked
    335 1 Reds Lodge 2nd Protest; Talks Still Deadlocked TOKYO, Aug. 11 (UP) A General Headquarters communique revealed today the Communists had lodged a second protect with Vice Admiral C. Turner Joy, charging that Allied warpiancs had violated an agreement against air attack on a Communist ceasefire vehicle. SiM! The message from
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    Fed. Annual Report Says: UK Recognition Of Peking Had Marked Effect On Emergency
    778 1 Fed. Annual Report Says: UK Recognition Of Peking Had Marked Effect On Emergency THE RECOGNITION by lI. M. Government m the United Kingdom of the Chinese People's Government early m January, 1950 had a marked effect on the Emergency m Malaya, says the Federation of Malaya Annual Report for 1950.
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    Villagers Thankful For Sheds
    164 1 Standard Staff K« port, r LEADERS of rillfffi m the Holland Road an-a told The Standard yesterday that tbep were frateful to llr. Aw. 800 a Haw lor th« tWO Bhcdfi v.hich be constructed near the Hong Eng Chinese Cemetery. lie two sheds, they pointed out
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    GOING TO WORK BY SEA
    8 2 STANDARD ARTIST'S IMPRESSION
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    YouthDeniesTheft
    43 2 SALIM bin Said (18> claimed trial m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday to a charge of stealing a broom worth S4 from the R.A.S.C. Sergeant's Mess at Xee Soon on Aug. 10. Salim was allowed c ."O bail until Sept. 3.
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    3 Months' Jail
    40 2 LAI JIT Seng was sentenced to three months rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore Second District Court yesterday when he admitted misappropriating a bicycle worth 5175 belonging to Chew Wai Wah at Kirn Keat Road on Apr. 19.
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    Man-In-The-Street Backs Launch Service Idea
    201 2 Man- In-T he -Street Backs Launch Service Idea Standard Staff Reporter j THE COMMON MAN m Singapore yesterday backed Mr. Chan Kniii Chee's suggestion to Jiave a launch service between Clifford Pier and Katoiig > Park to relieve the traffic congestion at the Kallanir Oilice workers, who travel by bus
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    Round Up Of Opinion;
    238 2 lIFRF IS A ROUND IP OF OPINION ON THF PROJECT: I MR. G E. N. OEIILERS. I Municipal Commissioner: < The launch service is very < slow and people will not use it. People will profer the convenience of their ears. MR. YAP PHENG GECK, Municipal
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    Aik Hoe Fined $1,200 For Illegal Buildings
    210 2 PLEADING guilty for Aik Hoe Rubber Co., to erecting 14 buildings for rubber processing, without approved plans, defence counsel Wee Chong Jin said m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday that because of the 512,000,000 fire last July, ft was essential for the
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      Chinese Loyalty Defended
      149 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE LOYALTY of Malayan I Chinese to Malaya was defended m a memorandum prepared hy the Singapore Chinese schools Association giving their dews on the Barnes and the Fenn and Wu reports on Malay and Chinese education respectively. During the Japanese invasion said the
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      TRIED SUICIDE BECAUSE SHE WAS EXPECTING BABY
      109 2 A 17-YFAR-OLD Chinese grirl. who was afraid to confide to her mother that she was expecting a baby, pleaded guilty m the Singapore Second Police Court yofettrdav to a chirge of attempting suicide at Middle Road on Juh 4. According to the proMtution.
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    WOUNDED OF 8 NATIONS LOOK AT S'PORE
    225 2 WOUNDED OF 8 NATIONS LOOK AT S 'PORE Standard Shipping Reporter MOST OF the 203 United is at ions wounded or sick servicemen who arrived m Singapore m the Danish hospital ship, Jutlandia. yesterday on their way back to their countries from Korea, are well on the road to recovery
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    RAF Speed Up Air Day Preparations
    96 2 VhOU^ SrSH ?ttlS^ threC H d pffo^^^reSiPons^ .J^" 1 will b on SSti Ak^fy KaJlaK JfSfc 1 n t Bri bomber. Sept. Ist. are be&gsp elded SS E? 1 attack a L llan^' an <* will m R.A.F. Squadroi fi Malaya <*. er cepted
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    Toddy Pubs For S'pore?
    552 3  -  GEORGE RASIAH By Blackmarket Flourishes In Face Of Heavy Demand Standard Staff Reporter heated controversies are ranging m the Federation as to whether or not the toddy drinking habit has become a major social evil among labour class Indians there, toddy drinkers m Singapore have been
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    Charteris Wrote First Book In S'pore Home
    592 3  -  EVA CHONG By Standard StaiY Reporter THE impending visit to Singapore of the American author of the ''Saint" detective story series is anticipated by many, but rrost of oil by his 75-year-old father, Dr. S. C. Yin, who has not seen his famous
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    Started Life In Colony As Foochow Interpreter
    237 3 LET US turn the spotlight from Leslie Charteris to his aaed father. Dr. S. C. Ym 01 Singapore. This grand old man came out here Fr«nCluna» the last century on the invitation of the Singapore Government m answer to a request from them
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    UN Newsprint Day In Ease Paper Deficit
    202 3 UN Newsprint Day In Ease Paper Deficit Standard Staff Reporter ALL NEWSPAPERS m the world should declare a United Nations newsprint day and cease work on a Sunday during the year so that the newsprint saved that day could be distributed to deficit countries. This was advocated by a leading
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    HAD SAMSU
    39 3 KOK BOX. Kirn was fined $200 or two months rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday for possessing lour gallons of dutiable »am&u m a car at Bencoolen Street on the night of July 14
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    Federal Govt. Report 1950
    142 4 Federal Govt. Report 1950 A-tlllery (equipped with 25 pounders) and tii 3 Ist, 2nd and 3rd Battalions, the Malay Regiment. The role of the Civil Corps has become more firmly established during the year and the success of the Dayak Trackers was "also most marked. 1 The Royal Navy had
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    Lack Of Recruits Stressed
    219 4 THE lack of Chinese recruits for the Security Forces has been a disappointing feature of the Emergency, says the Federation of Malaya Annual Report for last year. It adds: '"Chinese applied m large numbers for posts as Liaison Officers, but few were wiring to serve m
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    NAVY BLOCKED ARMS (1) Troops' Support Of Police Is Successful
    193 4 NAVY BLOCKED ARMS (1) Troops' Support Of Police Is Successful Standard Staff Reporter DESCRIBING the contributions made by the three Services and the part they played m the progress of the Briggs Plan the Federal Government Annual Report says that the "framework of troops" built throughout the Federation m support
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    (9) Trade Unions Making Progress
    251 4 LANGUAGE difficulties and illiteracy amongst a large section of the workers have presented, and will continue, for a considerable time, to present major administrative and technical problems for the trade union movement, states the Federal Annual Report. It states that "although trade union leaders and
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    3,275,000 In Federation
    79 4 APPROXIMATELY 3.120.000 persons have become Federal Citizens by operation of law since February 1, 1948. states the Federation of Malaya Annual Report. Of this number, about 2.500.--000 are Malaysians. 350.000 are Chinese and 225.000 Indians, Pakistanis and Ceylonese. It is estimated m round figures that the total
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    (6) Cost Of 'Terror' Was $136,239,000
    148 4 THE Federal Government is estimated to have spent $136,239,000 on Defence and the Emergency, including the Police and the Malay Regiment, during 1950 according to its Annual Report. The Report adds that the British Government, m addition to the bearing the cost of the
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    RIDA Aids Consumers
    26 4 THE creation of the Rural ar.Q Industrial Development Authority m September, last year, helped to spread the Consumers" Movement among the rural popuation.
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    SMUGGLING (2) 79 Detainees Trained, Freed
    34 4 SMUGGLING (2) 79 Detainees Trained, Freed DURING the course of nese, under orders of del. M l ditionally released afu r and other training at the (5) BANDITS und the I ChV. (7) CO-OPS
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    639 Were Killed In Action
    127 4 639 Were Killed In Action THOUGH Bandits during the year 1950. were reluctant to come to grips with Security Force patrols. 639 bandifc were killed, states the F. k al Annual Report, It adds that 147 wore cap 4 1: red and 344 ban lits wounded. In the same period
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    (10) Fish Were Sown In Padi Fields
    78 4 FRESH water b i increased m the Etederati n of Malaya. Ftate^ the Annual X- port for 19S0. T'r.c- Report adds: Fry of various species of fresh-v !i>h have been distril iU I air, road and raii both to new padi-field treat Emd
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    History Was Made
    6 4 History Was Made h E year
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    Gimson Opens Plywood Factory
    568 5 'Step Shows Faith In Colony 's Future Standard Staff Reporter DECLARING open the Singapore Plywood Company Limited* factory at 9\ milestone, West Coast Road, ihe Governor Sir Franklin Gimson said yesterday that the success of the company is associated with the future prosperity of Singapore. Congratulating
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    2000 Attend Protest Rally
    209 5 Standard Staff Reporter OVF.K 2.000 members of the Singapore Naval Bast- Labour Union attended a mass protest meeting at the Naval Base yes- terday and passed five resolutions retarding new cost >t living allowances to the Bts c employees. The meeting protested against the action of
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    Volunteers Have 10 Days Under Canvas
    192 5 Standard Staff Reporter FOR THE last ten days men of the Singapore Royal Artillery (Volunteers) have been leading a clean, open-aii life under a tent on Blakang Mati island The men who come tmm ail walks m civilian We have been under canvaa having
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    Govt. To Be Quizzed On Wardens, Police
    120 5 Standard Stall Ri-porttr THE SINGAPORF Government ■■'ill bp quizzed on the reasons for the withdrawal oi the tree passage facilities fol Indian jail wardens and their families by Independent Member tor Seletar District, m the Smgupore Legislative Council, Mis vilasini Menon, In written
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    Second US Airline Service
    600 6 LEADING American airline Northwest Airlines has applied for six route extensions m Southeast Asia, including two for Singapore. Skymaster route extensions to Singapore, proposed are from Tokyo to Hongkong, Bangkok, and from Manila to Saigon Bangkok, with Djakarta as termini. Northwest with an impressive fleet of
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    To Singapore
    221 6 fortunes and he was sent to Tokio way till the war's end. Returning to Sydney then, he joined Qantas. Java-born Ngoei enlisted m Qantas more than two years ago and fast climbed the ladder. His onerous duties include the supervision and maintenance of m e s se s,
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    Largest British Carrier Due To Join Home Fleet
    754 6 THE largest an craft carrier ever built m Britain. H.M S. Eagle, is soon to be commissioned and is due to join the Home Fleet as flagship early next year. She may be regarded as the spearhead of Britain's modern fleet which
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    INDIA TO HAVE WORLD RADIO LINK
    150 6 NEW DELHI (AP).— lndia hopes to establish direct wireless links with all the countries of the world m five years at a cost of U552 ,100,000. The plan recently sanctioned by the government will end I India's continued dependence on London for relaying messages
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    Italian Liner On Maiden Voyage To F.E. Ports
    104 6 Standard Shipping Reporter WHEN the 9.000-ton Italian motor vessel Caboto calls at Sinagpore on her maiden voyage from Italy this week, she will be the first Lloyd Triestino passenger ship to visit this port since the war. Covering the ship's first postwar
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    THESE EYES CAN COOK A BOWL OF RICE
    271 7  - THESE EYES CAN COOK A BOWL OF RICE GEORGE POLLOCK I tvent, 4 press fi chaff >rk s > igician i i lo noagiciBi tain is to UIK 'X id Then snules, "von r t- is vrry ile secret. a~> is the production ol scent r> on rubbish by mesmerism.
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    The world is in a very ticklish situation
    1244 7 The world is in a very ticklish situation r (may the soles s fret itch the he is on is written me note which ■his itt -t me my job paper* note: don*l you civic artiJ on t opics iation 'i c ers >ruil. g talk, r even 1 am
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    Look What Dr. Black Has Hatched
    262 7  -  ALDREY WHITING By PARIS I N poultry research stations ali over the world scientists have spent years trying to solve the problems. "How can we breed a chicken which grows quickly, does not eat much, and at the same time gives really tender meat
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      168 7 1 0 V Your grandfather has such bright and perfect teeth, my son, because he has always used Gibbs Dentifrice. You know how good it tastes, too, and it costs me so little. Dentifrice $&gtZd) NO MEETING Sun. Aug. 12 fy Wed. Aug. 15 7.30 p.m. B 'j \linjit<\s Ij^^H
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      183 7 SMMMV U/aMT AIM/M MMT P/tOG/t£SS f tn I UAn J r I I THE DOCTOR TOLD THEM <> eta« uAviTivl (BUT SAMMY. YOU HAD 1 fyOU KNOW. DARLING. V—-^-^ nmm» '-.r rnnw inni-T A HOLIDAY YESTERDAY^ |s: SAMMY HAS DEEN V^ ,r^ /GROWING CHILDREN EXPEND ENERGY > r U ?f
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    So You Have Been Wool— Gathering, Eh?
    1103 8 So You Have Been Wool— Gathering, Eh? Independent Morning Newspaper 1 /'ONE arc the days when scientists confined their activities to messing i ah' mt with chemicals and test-tubes. fhey l^d rather secluded lives m their laboratories indulging m such eccentric things as boiling their watches while staring at eggs.
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  • The Amazing Case Of Dr. Chopra
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      UNTAXED BUSINESS EXPENSES PAYS FOR LUXURIES
      1244 8  - UNTAXED BUSINESS EXPENSES PAYS FOR LUXURIES Andrew Roth By LONDON. IF 3 ivi ever had a Bri- inessman ry n 3 i al out how he fares under the State," yt v will v k asnin at the recent.y ided Chopra White-haired, persuasive Dr. N i m Das Cb«>I Im]
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      Mr.Kichardson buys a lot of cheesebut he hates eating it
      524 8  -  ERIC WAINWRIGHT IN a basement flat m Lon- don's West Kensington, thirty -two -year -old Bill Richardson sits picking the label off a Limburger cheese. It is a hot and airless evening and the uprearing smell from the packet is
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      163 9 P Viyain /"Vr-I > "1 YBUT-&LIT W7Z> B£ &LUMT x AKH&LE> t )>t>U#. l Y7HS 'A4IJGPB&BG. HA* I CI I /r?H SEKGEANrJ\STAT£/V.£MT THAT /\DAM 7 S CASE ALgBADWISITEP YOi'fi) I 1 W-WHY \<&A/rAI/VE&AfttTUNEIN*J£K/£LS'')k £DOV\ TD &ETU&M THOSE J w^^"Vi >* fc^ SHOULD I l ACTUALP/LED 7D HIS PEA TH/j^4\ COSTUME
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      79 10 ->_/RI)T HARD WORK COMES EASY, THANKS TO MILO. THERE'S >^ y/^^^^V M ~1 JsJ NOTHING BETTER THAN A GOOD CUP OF MILO EVERY DAY. JT //JfcT^^^SA M f\\ HELPS REPLACE THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL ENERGY £*PEHDZD If/ l| B ?T# IE YOU PREFER //Ov ON A HARD JOB LIKE OURS.
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    "POOR LITTLE CHARLES
    479 13  -  ISABEL POLLARD By ..He's never allowed to splash!" (unlike Prince Carl of Sweden) HOW many mothers m Britain believe that little Prince Cnarles is having a shocking upbringing? How many think that he will never be able to enjoy life as their own children do? The answer.
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    A WAR EVERY WOMAN WANTS
    924 13  -  FRED REDMAN A M YORK STORE: SUMMER 1951 The big shops started to undercut eacfe other The p.tcej came* dowr mi down 2nd the turrets stormed the counters. IT j COULD HAPPEN HERE A By—\ A WAR every woman will welcome is blowing up pn
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    His Poetry Needs A Udakki
    288 13 His Poetry Needs A Udakki I. WEARING a knee -length 1 W tunic of white cotton and ankle-length wetti a simple cloth wrapped round J the waist Mr. Somaweera Chandrasiri sat by the open 2 window of his Bloomsbury ,J hotel composing poetry. 2 In ten minutes he had S
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    THE BOSS IS SO RUDE!
    173 13 NEW YORK. r TK\ girls are employed by J the New York Telephone Company to visit big firms and advise employers on their telephone manners. Invariably they're called m by an angry boss who says he's tired of hearing his girls speak rudely on the
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    EISENHOWER-THE GREAT?
    1618 14 Paris, Saturday. rjAILY the people of Paris ask: "Will Eisenhower stand for president V* The General to me, greatest of all generals j works like a fury m the new SHAPE headquarters on the green edge of the city. He has achieved an incredible amount. He is liked
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    338 14 T»IRED °f life m Sicily, two Daid Sa t O /na ith ut Passports paia i.4o§ to be smuggled Am 3rd a A ship bound fo? America. After weeks at sea they were told: "You must hide until we pass Gibraltar where
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    Fabiola Due For Release In S'pore
    623 15  -  OSWALD HENRY By "fABIOLA'-a muchheralded movie spectacle about the Roman Empire starring Michele Morgan, Henri Vidal, Michel Nimon and a cast of 2,000 Europeans— i s one of a strong line-up of films due for future release m Singapore according to a spokesman of
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    Sunday Star Doubles 8
    761 15 \ES, The Standards Film Editor has spotted an Esther Williams' "double" and here's a picture to prove it. The girl is none other than vivacious, 17-year-old Molly Rtdsdale. of Singapore. of whom British film director Carol Reed once said: "She's very attractive and very photogenic" during
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    165 15 TOM IIOIER. 73, recently became the first actor m the recorded history of the American theatre to play 1,000 performances consecutively. Mr. Hoier set this record m the musical Kiss Me Kate now appearing m New York City. He began his stage career m 1898. ONE of the
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    44 15 HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 11 <AP> -Actress Betty Hutton confirmed that she has broken her five-day engagement with film producer Norman Kra.sna. but would not say more. Krasna too confirmed -that the wedding is off. but said: "Let Betty do all the talking."
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      67 15 Radio Programmes RADIO MALA V A SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME <J*«i tc» €J «7 a>rlr#s> a.m. Pnnrammr Summary; V.wt Good .Morning; .Musical Round |p; ItUMj Kmcriifnn Ncwa (K.L.); lo.o.i Kadi* Doctor; 10.1.% Interlude; lo.:<« Latin America on the Air: ll.tfl The Adwenturet »f P.C. 4»: 11X0 .Miirninx Sffvice from In* Studio
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    2016 16  -  Mara H THE contestant m the Johore Grand Prix who captured my keen interest last weekend was Mrs. Isabel Corkett who was daring enough to enter for the 15 laps race for 1500 cc cars because she "loves the thrill of driving." Taking part m the first race of
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    31 16 photo. SHRI BTMATSINGH (HAUHAN st-en m the Sword Dance, one of the items on the programme of Indian ctotwcal dam-ing staffed at the Victoria Memorial Hail on Thursday. Standard
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    Star Gazing With ORION
    521 16 Star Gazing With ORION JAN "JO TO FFB. IX (Aquarius>: A happy week for the young In heart and a cheerfully eventful week for young parents. Minor— and a few major irritations which have been upsetting during the past lew weeks will be suddenly lilted ;o your betterment. FEB. 19
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    6 EVADERS WALKED OUT OF JUNGLE AND ASKED FOR TEA
    611 17 Standard Staff Reporter i W EARY airmen, after trudging through the Mandai Forest, asked for tea and said that the forest was "as good as any" they'd seen. *we O iA wer c "evaders" aircrew personnel who "crashed m "enemy
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    Rubber Profits Are Exaggerated
    191 17 Rubber Profits A re Exaggera ted Khoo Hits Out At Govt., US Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Estimated profits of producers of rubber m this country had been grossly exaggerated and misleading Mr. Khoo Teik Ec, President of the Malayan Estate. Owners Association, said today at the annual general
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    Chishty Attends Relief Meeting
    66 17 Standard Staff Reporter THE Social Welfare Department will be holding a meeting tomorrow to decide on relief to the recent Kampong Bugis fire victims. Mr. S. M A. H. Chishty, Labour Party Municipal Commissioner lor Roc'nore Ward, who gave fix^d and shelter to some of the
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    Wage Dispute Talks Fail
    54 17 IPOH. Sat.— Representatives of TOO Kampar Foundry workers and owners failed m their talks today to settle a six-week-old age dispute. The employers also did not agree to three days holiday a year with full pay. The workers hnd threatened to strike on Aug. 5. before
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    KON AWARDED $49,300 AS DAMAGES
    139 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Kon Kirn Soon, 26-year-okl Assistant Resettlement Officer, disabled following a motor accident, was today awarded $49,300 as damages by Mr. Justice Taylor m the Supreme Court here. Kon had claimed $126,276.12 as damages from R. J. Glazier, an officer of Pudu Prison
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    Broadhurst On The Criminal
    162 17 HERE are the impressions of 1 the Singapore C.I.D. Chief. Mr. i D. K. Broadhurst, of the Colony criminal, gathered after a close study of three typical cases. "In all these cases the main characteristics were poverty, loss of parental control. lack of education and moral
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    Reports Back
    46 17 Mr. V. K. Nair, the Singapore trade unions' delegate to the recent first Asian Regional Conference of the International Confederation of Fre e Trade Unions m Karachi, yesterday submitted his report of the conference to the Committee of trade unions which organised his visit.
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    44 17 WONG POW was tentatively charged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with causing the death of Ho Chin by doing a rash act not amounting to homicide, at H.M. Naval Base on Aug. 10. Wong was allowed bail of $200 until Aug. 18.
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    Fair Business
    117 17 SPECULATIVE buying and the political news steadied the rubber market m Singapore yesterday. Overseas orders were fairly good for the lower grades, while manufacturers came m for small quantities of blankets. A fair turnover of business resulted. RUBBER Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices yesterday (Aug.
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    51 17 A WOMAN, Rawi Yah hinte Said, was charged m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday with causing hurt to another woman, Rokiah binte Tahir. with a table knife at the Singapore Harbour Board quarters m Nelson Road on Aug. 10. She claimed trial and was allowed $250 bail until Aug.
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    Five Airmen For England
    134 17 THREE of the five members of the Singapore Air Training Corps who have been invited to attend the 10th anniversary of the formation of the Air Training Corps at White Walham m th e United Kingdom on August will leave today by 8.0.A.C. The other two
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    Glass Works Strike To Continue
    155 17 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Glass Factory Workers' Union met yesterday behind closed doors to discuss a proposal from the management with a view to settling the 23--old strike. During a four-hour heated discussion m which many strikers expressed strong views, it was decided that
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    Extra Money Cost Him Six Months
    56 17 YONG BOON CHEOW. a seaman who tried to secure extra earnings by carrying opium fur his friend was sentenced m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday, to six months' rigorous imprisonment. Yong had 2.148 leaf packets of opium on board a motor tongkang which
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    Housebreakers Jailed
    44 17 AHMAD bin Haji Jainuri <19>. Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman 21 > and Chani bin Raub <29» were each sentenced to four months rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday for breaking into <» Shell Company store at Pulau Bukom on Aug. 10.
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    695 18 SCA'S TASK INCLUDES UMPIRES, SUPERVISION ,r, s ar i is contributed by WO I N X Af.f'cr. a'? acknowledged cricket expert m the Colony todayj. WITH the present cricket season drawing to a close it is considered that the time is arriving when cricket
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    210 18 BELOW are the latest classification of horses issued by the Straits Racing Association: TRANSFERS From Class 2 to Class 3— Pam Green: Captain Yule; Lord Dhoti: Pot Luck; White Lilac; Quicksilver: Magic Oak: LaWan: La Traviata; Binnton; Harcourt; Flylite; Bull; Smiling Through; Asia. From Class 4 to
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    352 18 By LEONG HEW MENG THE first objective has been achieved. Perak are m the final of the Malaya Cup competition. But let us not deceive ourselves into believing that the Cup is already won, or will be. for the final task ahead seems even more
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    121 18 HAMBURG. GERMANY, Aug. 11. (AP). Veteran German Champion Gottfried von Cramm and Sven Davidsson (Sweden) entered the semifinals of Germany's International Tennis Tournament here yesterday. The 42-year-old German baron had to muster all his The young Swede made a slow start against the five-foot Filipino's
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    564 18 County Cricket LONDON, Aug. 10 (Reuter):— with Warwickshire playing the South Africans, Yorkshire's victory over Leicestershire today brought them 12 points nearer the leaders m the county cricket championship table. They now have 148 points from 22 matches compared with Warwickshire's 1% from 2'A games.
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    SINGAPORE ENTERS CUP FINAL AGAIN
    383 19 T c rolonv- v r t>3r Sta<lillm y^«er«lay. Bxcepi for Boon Seong, the wains m the attack, Singapore irwarda put up a sorry show at goal. snooting. They approached *™uun scoring range superbly Dm when it came to the scoring snow tumbled repeatedly. The Colony
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    Britain's Athletic Comeback
    165 19 Britain's Athletic Comeback LONDON. Aug. 11 (IP) Britain's athletic "tome back' is still going strong. The resurgence, which nil Europe right on the nose at the Brussels games a year a^o, is being maintained. France was thoroughly troucced m a two-day track and Bel meet during the August < .:y
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    CLUB SHUT FOR REF. ASSAULT
    75 19 BI'ENOS AIRES, Aug. 11 (AP) The Argentine Football Association has closed the Argentine do Quilmes Club field tor six games, a5 a penalty for the assault on British referee Walter Muller on July 29. Muller was attacked when dissatisfied club tans thought he erred m
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    Water Polo At Tiger Pool
    56 19 THE Army will play the Tiger Swimming Club m a water polo league game at the Tiger Pool, Pa.-;r Panjang, at 11 a.m. today instead of the Singapore Swimming Club. The Tiger and S.S.C "A" and "B" teams will meet at the same pool at
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    British Soccer's Ready With Some Bright Boys
    369 19 By Jack Peart or tlie Sunday Pictorial. DESPITE strike threats and alarms, soccer is warming up for the big kicK-off m seven days' time. Away with the politics of soccer and let us take a peep into the future. Brightest feature of last
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    BODCA Lose To RAMC
    118 19 CRACK-UP m the last Bye minutes cost BOIK'A -.V thenmatch against ha 32 uoj R^'.lC m a Junior Singapore Amateur F. A. league fixture at BODC A ground yester da v. BODCA lost four goals to two. BODC A were on the defensive from the start
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    Neo Smashes Two More Swim Records
    546 19 TWENTY-YEAR-OLD Neo Chwee Kok, the Singapore and Asian Games swimming star hroke two Singapore records m the 100 and 400 metres events yesterday at the Chinese Swimming Club's annual championship meet. Neo's win m the 400 metres free style was spectacular. He left his
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    Baseball Results
    32 19 NEW YORK, Aug. 11 (AP)— Major league baseball yesterday: National League: Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 0. American League: Cleveland 6 Chicago 4, New York 3 Philadelphia 1. Boston 6 Washington 4.
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    Soccer Trial
    45 19 THE following are requested to play m a trial soccer at the S.C.C. on Monday: Wood, Morton, J. Lawther, Vass, Davids, A. Razario, Peters, C7iithrie. Mac Donald, Murray, G. King. Reserves to attend with kit: J. Murray, Chatwin, Rodrigo, Inßiis, Benton and Bein.s.
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    Harris Ready For 3rd Title
    215 19 [{EG HARRIS, scaling: exactly 12st., has reached his final fit racing weight for his bid to capture his third consecutive World Professional Spring cycle championship to be held m Milan at the end of this month, writes Vie Selwyn. Training on the Fallow-field track on
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    Von Donck Wins Open
    100 19 ZANDVOORT. Aug. 10 (Renter):—FJory Van Donck, the Belgian professional, won the Dutch open golf championship here today with a 72 holes aggregate of 281. Two British players shared second place with 283. They were Home and Eric Brown. Home led by two strokes from Van Donck
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    SRA Draw For Import Permits
    123 19 PENA-NG, Sat.— The following were successful m the S.R.A. draw for permits to import horses: New Owners: W. S. Cheong (XL). C. B. Cheong (XL), Dr. W. B. Dennehy (Spore), Mr. J. Evans (Spore), Madam S. E. Lim (Ipoh). Miss N. N. Foong (Ipoh), Mr.
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    Penang Chinese School Sports
    117 19 PENANG. Sat. Keen rivalry witnessed at the Penans Chinese inter-school sports neld at the Victoria Green here this afternoon. Altogether 2C Chinese schools took part. Girls' Class One Championship: 1. Fukien Girls' School 23 points. 2. Union Institution 15 points, 3. Shi Chung School three points.
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    U.S. Lead In Davis Cup
    72 19 MONTREAL, Aug. 11 (AP). American Davis Cup players swept the first two singles matches of the North American zone finals against Canada yesterday without the loss of a set, Tony Trabert defeating Lorna yesterday without the loss of a set, Tony Trabert defeating Lorna Maine
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    9 19 FOLKESTONE,, Auf. 11 weather permitting.
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    2105 20  -  OLLIE DAVIES Great Treble For Parker And Jones BY BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL $439,600 FIRST PRIZE No. *****0 $105,504 SECOND PRIZE No. *****2 $52,752 THIRD PRIZE No *****6 $26,376 STARTERS: ($6,594 each) *****8 *****9, *****9, *****8, *****9, *****0, *****8 *****3. CONSOLATION: ($2,637 each) *****2, *****9,
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    204 20 HOCKEY enthusiasts In Singapore will see a rare combination when the season opens early next month and brings together two England hockey internationals. They are Lt. Col. Dickinson who arrived m Singapore a fortnight ago, and Capt. F. O. Reynolds who arrived at
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    107 20 1 Bloodstock and Pedigree Experts m Coble oddtest B* < 'Hollcair 56 Pitt Street. 4 Svd»ey. Sydney W Hove pleasure m notifying Racehorse Owners 3 and Trainers also Racing Clubs of Malaya, that they ore offering a number of 3 year old thorough- t 1
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