Sunday Standard, 4 March 1951

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    15 1 Sunday Standard VOL. 1 NO. 247 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1951. 16 PAGES TEN CENTS.
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    Pearson Files $5 Million Damage Suit
    281 1 HINGTON, .-ar. 3 (UP) Columnist and entatoi D '/Pearson filed a 53, 100.000 againsl Senator Joseph R. McCarthy tong that e Wisconsin Republican libelled I him and joined a plot to discredit him. The Federal court suit also lamed as defendants writer Westbrook Pegler,
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    Blood Bath In China Widespread
    64 1 Blood Bath In China Widespread lAP) :.j g /ing C >mout >tance i tl H ng- Th out 4 to .vert. Heads e oresent e or hid- e ead. Man- Koitical r.med lm. ki I nighl ive been tipped V ft. '.:aUm wk Ow Royal I wps, n bo is
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    C-G Leaves For UK With Harding
    83 1 THE C a iss nei eral, Mi I I i dm MacD na I, 'eft Singapore by air tins morning for a visit to London, where he will discuss the current j situation in Malaya and South- j A>ia with dinisters. He \va< accompanied
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    King George Has Comfortable Night
    73 1 King George Has Comfortable Night LONDON'. Mar. 3 < Renter)— j King George i vas i inounc- ed yesterday to be suffering from a feverish chill, had a comfortable night, his doctors said lay He was remaining jn his room tod Doctors saw the King twice yesterday. Arter their first
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    Successful Salvaging Work
    69 1 Success ful Salvaging Work photos >IK. K. Vincent, foreman of the S.H.B. Motor shop, is shown above on the deck of an S.H.B. tug. just after he had completed successful salvaging work yesterday on a sunken lighter at the entrance to the Empire Docks. Picture at right shows the lighter
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    Vincent Helps To Refloat Sunken Vessel
    153 1 Standard Staff Reporter A LIGHTER, sunk just at the entrance tu the Empire' Dock Friday evening in a collision with a Singapore Harbour Board tug, was brought to the surface again yesterday. Salvaging operations were begun early yesterday morning by the Civil Engineering Department
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    Gromyko In Paris For Big 4 Talks
    178 1 PARIS. Mar. 3 (Renter) Russian and British delegates came to Paris today ror next i week's vital East-West talks which will deride whether the •Big Four" Foreign Ministers are°to meet again. Mr E-nest Davies. British i Foreign Under-Secretary was the first to arrive
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    Sunaday Comics
    36 1 I In today's Sunday ,i Standard, as in pre- i| 1 vious Sunday editions, k an 8-page Comic S2C- ,i tion is included as a I regular pert of the paper. It is FREE.
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    Mother Finds Lost Son After 10 Years But Cannot See Him
    527 1 By EVA CHONG, Standard Woman Reporter A ITER a ten year separation from her son, an Ipoh woman lias lound the boy. But it is very unlikely that she will be able to see him for a long time—
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    44 1 photo. The troop_i!' p Devonshire, which arrived in Singapore early yesterday, brought the Ist Battalion the Queen's Own Roval West Kent Regiment, to replace the 2nd Battalion, the Scots Guards in Malaya. Picture shows the first batch of troops coming off the Uevonsnire. Standard
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    Marines Control Vital Highway In Drive North
    287 1 TOKYO, Mar. 3 (UP) American Marines drove two miles beyond recaptured Hoengsong to take firm control of the centra! Korean highway to Hongehon, Communist headquarters and a supply centre, 15 miles to the north, today. Advancing behind tanks and thundering artillery barrages, the
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    500 Vehicles Seen Moving In N. Korea
    139 1 500 Vehicles Seen Moving In N. Korea FIFTH AIR FORCE, KOREA. Mar. 3 (UP)— Allied j night intruder pilots sighted more than 500 Communist vehicles moving along the i highway? in enemy-held Korea during the night the heaj viest enemy traffic reported in three weeks Major Gen. Earle E. Partridge
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    Only US-British Difference Is On China, Says Franks
    214 1 NEW YORK, Mar. 3 (IP) Sir Oliver Franks, British Ambassador to the United States, said last ni^ht that the only "real difference" between the two countries now is their conflicting attitudes toward China. He said general Anglo-Ame-rican relations are good, as he
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    Mrs. Du Pont Dies After Brief Illness
    299 1 Standard Staff Reporter MRS. Ethel B. Du Pont, who arrived in Singapore on the Caronia. died yesterday morning at the home of one of the officials of the Botanical Gardens yesterday. Mrs. Du Pont was visiting the Gardens in company with Other tourists
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    independent Govt" Installed In Indo-China
    123 1 SAIGON. Mar. 3 (Reuter)— Bao Dai, head of the Vietnam stale, today formally installed Vietnam's "first Government of independence*' which will attempt to give the country a nominated National Consultatative Assembly. Ex-Emperor Bao Dai said that the "wonderful restoration" of the military situation in Indo-China
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    Johnson Said Not Contesting April Elections
    148 1 Standard Stafl Reporter RUMOURS spread in Singapore yesterday that Mr t. Johnson. Municipal Comn.. er for the North Ward, was not likely to contest the Apri i i tions to the Legislative Council from B estiei District. M: Johnson, prior to sailing for the
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    8 Meteor Fighters Arrive From UK
    69 1 A FORMATION Met twin-jet fighte. i rived at Seletar yesterday aft* after a Rig n the U.K. were lo! lowed by transport Dakotas bringing equipment the pilots' ku East Air Fore u ta under tropical conditio photo. Major-General J. I). V»oocl:JI. Vice-Adjutant (ieneral the
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    'M.P.'s Could Have Quelled Rioters Outside Mosque'
    2390 2 Mutuary Officer Tells Inquiry Commission: I Standard Staff Reporter IF THE civil police authorities had requested the Military to stay back instead of ordering them awav hen they arrived at the Sultan Mosq u e on the afternoon of Oec 11 last, thev
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    ACSU Men Will Vote 4O Times
    151 3 Standard Staff Reporter SOME 40 resolutions are likely to be Ir.^-oduced at the Fourth Annual Delegates' Conference of the Singapore Army Civil Service Union on Sunday, I March 18. at the Victoria i Memorial Hall. The meeting will start at 9.30 a.m. One of
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    Singapore Freight Charges Ridiculous—Trader Home
    297 3 Singapore Freight Charges Ridiculous— Trader Home Standard Stall Reporter SEVENTY year-old Trader Home, world famed wild animal collector, charged yesterday that Singapore shipping freight charges to New ork were ''ridiculous." He arrived in the Colony from San Francisco to spend two months buying animals in South-East Asia. "I am prepared
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    MAGISTRATE WARNED OF CURSE
    142 3 VN Indian, R. Kamasamv. who was convicted tm a charge ol stealing 10 pieces of planks worth siM) told Reliel Magistrate, Mr. I). A. Fyle yesterday that recording the conviction was a oir-e. Ramasamy, a grey-haired 50--year-old jaga who, earlier, had been bound over for six
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    Bookkeeper Jailed
    45 3 I LEE CHIN TONG, a 43-year- old bookkeeper of Gestetner (Eastern) Ltd., Singapore, who misappropriated $663. belongi in" to the employees of his nrm, was sentenced to eight months' imprisonment yesterday. The sentence is to be foil wed by two years' police supervision.
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    Newsmen To Meet Today
    87 3 A GENERAL meeting of jour- I nalists will be held at the Army Civil Service Union premises Canning Rise, to- day at 10.30 a.m. to consider, and, if approved, adopt] the following resolution and elect cilice-bearers. The resolution: "That this j I meeting of Journalists in
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    Talk On Elections At SJCC Dinner
    56 3 THE Supervise.):- of Elections, Singapore, Mr. G. G. Thomson, will be guest speaker at the first anniversary dinner of the I Singapoie Junior Chamber of Commerce which will be held at Princes Restauranl at 8 p.m. i Wednesday. His talk will be on i
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    Congress Urged To Adopt MCA Example
    210 3 Standard Staff Reporter A CALL to Indian organisations to throw open j their doors to members of other communities was made by the Secretary of the Singapore Regional Indian Congress, Mr. John Jacob, yesterday. Mr. Jacob told The Standard that he intends to move
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    Two Frenchmen To See The World In 40-Ft Yacht
    379 3 JOHN SPITTEL, Standard Shipping Reporter A 45-FOOT reconditioned yacht, the Suark .*><). quietly slipped into Singapore yesterday, on the first leg of a Pacific antl world cruise. The voyage started when she left Cape St. Jaques, IndoChina on Feb. 12. She
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    The Worm Comes To Singapore
    232 3 1 npHE "salamander -worm" i 1 I neither hent nor 1 cold can kill ii wJuch has 1 been worrying fishermen 1 off the Kuantan coast hav; i come to Sinuapore at last. i Yesterday a piece or "ikan i parang" in which cm inch
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    Malay Regiment Is 18 Years Old Today
    367 4  - Malay Regiment Is 18 Years Old Today Captain D. H. de T. READE By Bandits Beware 43 Recruits Pass Out PORT DICKSON: Today the Malay Regiment celebrates its eighteenth birthday. To commemorate the occasion this year, there will be a ceremonial passingout parade of 400 recruits at the Regimental Depot
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    Council Hall Costs $5,000
    57 4 MALACCA, Fii— A fresh chapter in Malacca's colourful I ry I be opened when e Settlement Council meets this month in the newly sele ed Council Chamber at Fori R ad. Five thousand dollars were •en led to equip the Ch ber and adjuncts with modern
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    Formation Of Malav Regiment Was First Discussed In 1920
    155 4 Formation Of Malav Regiment Was First Discussed In 1920 PROPOSALS were lir-d officially discussed for the forming «>f lhe Malay Regiment at a meeting the Federated Malay States Council at Kuala Lumpur in Tiiirteen years later in 1933 those proposals took i tical shape. First sponsors for the Malay Regiment
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    CLEVER CHEAT SENTENCED TO 12 MONTHS
    112 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Anthony Samy Pillay, referred as an "intelligent criminal" by the prosecution, was s< te_ ed to 12 months hard labour followed by 18 months police supervisi by tlie President of the Sessions Court. Mr. D. M K. Grant, today r cheai
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    MALACCA PORT
    50 4 MALACCA. Sat. A deputation from the Malacca Chamber of Commerce interviewed the High Commissioner, Sir Henry Gurney, at the Residency in Malacca last Wednesday, and discussed with him the question of the development and improvement of existing port facilities and thc condition of rond transport In the Settlement.
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    INDIANS URGED TO END PETTY POWER GRAB
    121 4 M S v. Raman, MIC (Malacca 1 President and Malacca Indian Association Vice-President said to-day that in view <>: the cent statement made by tne Colonia] Secretary, M Gj 051 s, that Government would tinue developing Malaya. Indians domiciled in should close up
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    Their Motto Is 'Loyal And True'
    139 4  -  SIMP ANG LIMA By "TA.- i" dan vV 'Lo True) —that is tiie motto of tiie Malay Regiment The Malay Regiment has become a feature of the defence of the Federation. It "ed a .gallant part in the Malayan campaign and is equally prominent
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    THE CONQUEST OF SPACE
    2248 13  -  WILLY LEY text By 'Li. Ui TP/3 T 5 gy W ~> mi i S i* i 8 t- i Nik "W BpnV I I A I iW uKPltkf Mr ■*y ni ifiUui ibLIIL THERE /> STmANG* KfiVD OF HI Hill R I\ TBE \f<Ht\. ,T
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      228 13 Beginning today the gripping story of man's first flight to the iwoow m depicted in the film u Dewti nation Mooti." coming to the Sew llhamhrn* I TH£ MOON! 'FAROFF SATELLITE OF THE EARTH.I A CIRCLING EXTERNALLY AROUNP US/COLD AND fd SILENT.' FOR CENTURIES, THE DREAMS OF MEN £i 1
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    ON THE AIR
    623 14 KADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME (484 Metro and 41.38 Metre* > l> .1 iii. Programme Summary Walti Time; ».30 Sons of the Pionct-i.-f).4.*> Intermezzo; 10 a.m. News; lo.tt Radio Dootor: 10. 15 Interlude fri>_.> Hawaii; 10.30 Latin America 01 the air; 11 a.m. lhe Adventure--of P.C. 49;
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    TWO MALAYS IN SHAW PLAY
    296 14 Pl -wo. Saturday ''The Man of r> a play by Qeorge Bernard v. wiU be presented for the flr-t time bv Radio Malaya here tomoi at 8 p.m. with the two lea: ng roles performed by Malays, The play tells of an hour in the
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    LOCALE SWITCH
    104 14 "I rOLLYWOOD, Mar 3 (AP) I I —When Bui t Lancaster, yearns to make a cowboy Rim, bought the Western novel I Tall Men," he thought he ia all set. He was going ahead with p ms to nlm it. when I Director, Willis Goldbeck, be- j 4tn
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    PICTURE PREVIEW
    535 14  -  A fast-paced drama bf murder and Intrigue, played against a newspaper background, unfolds in "The Underworld Story" an original tale bv m. -lery writer Craig Rice. The story In pictures (see above is as follows 'fop row) 1: Mike Reese, big-city news reporter. Is flred when he breaks
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    King Kong Beats Gamage
    66 15 King Kong Beats Gamage KING KONG beat Charley Gamage at the Happy World la.-a nigbt, Charlie 'falling out of tbe rinii in the fourth round and was unable to continue. In the preliminaries Wong Buck l.ee defeated Kay Hunter two falls to one. All Riza Bey beat Hardit Sinnh two
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    Ong, Marian In Surrey Final: Meet Wong, Radford
    387 15 Ong, Marian In Surrey Final Meet Wong, Radford WIMBLEDON, March 2 (LP) ONG POH LIM and Ismail bin Marjan of Malaya entered the men's doubles final of the Surrey open badminton championships today, beating compatriots E. B. Choong and L. T. Lee 13-12, 15-8 in the semi-finals. In the final
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    Ray Robinson Ill
    56 15 .MIAMI. FLORIDA, Mar. 3 (AP)— The 10-round non-title ,iig h t between middleweight champion "Sugar" Ray Robinson and Holly Mims of Baltimore j due for next Thursday night has been postponed. Robinson is ill and has been i ordered by the Miami Boxing B ard physician to
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    Afternoon Swim, Smashes Record
    301 15 Afternoon Swim, Smashes Record i FRESH from n record- l' smashing tour bl Australia, 1 Frenchman Ales J. iny pass- ,1 J ed throng i Sin| ipore on his A ijl wraj limi!'- yesterday and .1 J broke another record. 1 ,1 l_ \> a very hot day. 1 1
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    S'PORE THIRD DIV. SOCCER
    97 15 spital recreati jn j iti d K.X.A S. St mbawang in a Singapore third division match by two goals to e j terday. Sc rers mre M< hd. ena ty) mid Abdul Rahman for the MHRC and Edit ads for R.N A.S. At Geylang Stadium th<
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    FISHLOCK GETS CENTURY
    236 15 BOMBAY, Mar. 3 (Bepter) Laurie Fishlock, the Surrey hander, scored his third ntury for th.e Commonwealth team when they started their st match of the tour, a charity game against Prime Minister Nehru's XI here today. Fishlock made a sedate 138 out oi the Commonwealth first innings
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    Welch, Njoo Dropped Poundage too Fast
    371 15  - Welch, Njoo Dropped Poundage too Fast HERMAN RAPPA Isv NEITHER Jimmy Welch nor Bobby Njoo was in top form lasl Friday night. Both failed lo display their usual punching power, speed und stamina, but the Indo-nesia-born Chinese was l>y iar the more disappointing. The real reason behind Jimmy's and Bobby's
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    Scottish League
    108 15 LO:JBON, Har. 3 (Reuter) Results of S^' ittisfi League matches played t day wt ve: A" DIVISION Aberdeea i i; litii R i ers 2 Airdrieoniana 2 Hibernian l Clyde l Motherwell E i t Fife i Partick Thistle i Heart 8 Morton o ing. fi Falkirk 2
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    UK Soccer Results
    277 15 LONDON. Mar. 3 (Reuter)— Following are football results played today: ENGLISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa 0 H'fi< 1 Blackpool 3 Ported) mth 0 Bolton 2 Evertoj 0 Charlton 0 Bar. 0 Der 1 Newcastle 2 Fulham 2 Stoke Liv< l W. Bromwich 1 i st< U.
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    Favourite Trobella Wins With Plenty To Spare
    2623 16  -  OLLIE DAVIES By BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $330,800. I FIRST PRIZE: *****5 ($79,392) I SECOND PRIZE: *****7 ($39,696) ]i THIRD PRIZE: *****0 ($19,848) STARTERS ($4,410 each) Nos: *****1, *****0 l] I *****0, *****3, *****6, *****0, *****5, *****9, I *****6. CONSOLATION PRIZES (51,984 each).
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE CHAMPS BEATEN
    275 16 LAST season's Singapore .senior league champions were given a rude shock at Jalan Bestir Stadium yesterday whon Indian Recreation Club "walked oft" the field winners bv the only goal scored in the match. Scoring early in the first session. Indians maintained the lead in the face
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      33 16 TijJtgpg TIMeIIS 1 HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts in Malaya. TODAY: AM. P.M. Singapore 14 iq.l2 Malacca s.^f> 5.37 Port Dck-on 4. ;7 4.18 Port S'ham 2.14 3.41 Penagg t IU4 10.56
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