Sunday Standard, 10 February 1952

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    17 1 Sunday Standard yrtrter asdfasdfasf VOL. II NO. 223 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    58 1 The Governor, flanked by representatives of th« three services, took Hie solute on the dais. The rough and tough fighters of the Fijian Regiment took port ii. the parade bore-heoded. Slowly and distinctly Sir Franklin read the Proclamation. A unit of Hie Royal Navy joining m Hie cheering of Hie
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    PARATROOPERS HIT BANDITS
    1398 1 bkymen henci Bombers Out On Airstrike Standard Special Correspondent RACING against rain squalls, the threat of nearby high ground and rapidly worsening weather conditions, the Army and Air Force m ji (^MBOIIMMI <>|>ci«iion m Northern M.i lava yesterday dropped pc**«**>!*—-«.--troops for the first time m the antibandit
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    S'pore Acclaims The New Queen
    626 1  -  GEORGE RASIAH By Standard Staff Reporter Thousands Hear Governor's Proclamation SINGAPORE residents gathered at the Padang by the thousands yesterday and heard the Proclamation of AccesrnmiOfn^lwawfil'Ttfb^ih.Jl. read. by Sir It was a cloudy morning which suddenly burst into one of warm sunshine as the crowds
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    42 1 ABOUT 60 men of the Special Air Service (Malayan Scouts) Regiment were airdropped m a bandit infested area near the Thai border yesterday. Picture shows three Skymen about to enter a Dakota, one of three that dropped them over the target area.
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    UN Agrees To Full Peace Talks
    137 1 PANMUNJOM, Feb. 9 (UP) The United Nations today accepted the Communists proposal for recommending that a full peace conference on Korea be called within three months after a Korean armistice is reached. But, United Nations senior truce delegate. Vice Admiral' C. Turner Joy. m
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    Police Shoot Mob
    41 1 A 72-HOUR curfew has been imposed on Jammu, winter capital of Kashmir following a march on the Secretariat by a defiant crowd of 2,000. Called out to disperse the demonstrators. Police fired two rounds, injuring six people— U.P.
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    The Biters Bit
    29 1 THE manager of the Globe Theatre at the Great World last night put to flight four men who attempted to nssault him outside the ticket booth.
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    Trouble In Cairo?
    25 1 THE newspaper Al Ahrntn said the police proclaimed a *tar of In Cairo today but did emergency not fptdf> tht reason.— UP
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    Queen Rushes Back To Family
    445 1 Queen's Wreath SANDRINGHAM, Feb. 9, (UP)—On the wreath of Queen Elizabeth II on the coffin of her father, King George, was this inscription: 'To Papa from Lilibet." SANDRINGHAM, England, Feb. 9. Britain's new Queen returned to Sandringham Palace and her family Friday, just like any
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    Margaret Must Get Sister's Permission
    38 1 LONDON, Feb. 9 (AP) Princess Margaret must now get her big sister s permission before she can marry Queen Elizabeth, as the reigning Sovereign, must approve all marriages relating to the Royal family.
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    Liberty Bell To Honour King
    55 1 NEW YORK, Feb. 9, (Reuter). New York's "Liberty Bell" which rang m 1776 for the signing of the Declaration of Independence and has tolled for the death of most of the Presidents of the United States, will ring 56 times at noon next Friday m
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    No Suspension Of Work On Day Of Funeral
    129 1 LONDON, Feb. 8 (UP) Queen Elizabeth II tonight asked Briton- to observe two minutes' silence while the funeral of King George is being held on February 15. A statement from the Home Office said, "Her Majesty s ministers were advised that, m
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    Standard Secures Guardian Articles
    56 1 IN KEEPING with our policy of P"* id j"* •a world ifWrt. The lenriees of the Guardian s world network of tat elaas correspondents are, by this arWe^t,«*de«T»ilaWe to our readers The Guardian service will be In addition to the I^STotSEBVER and^nßßOß service to which we
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    Colony Affirms Her Loyalty
    139 1 THE Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson jrcaterda.t despatched the following meutafte to Her Majesty Queen Eli/ t* t i through the Secretary o! State for the Colonies: "On the occasion of the m >- claiming of her most gracious Majesty Queen Elizabeth II I offer
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    S'PORE CABBIE—MODEL OF DECORUM
    379 2 By MICHAEL CONNORS Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE cabby, unlike hi* ruggedly individualistic counterpart m the West, must be, by law, a model of decorum m speech, manner and dress, quite apart from the strict traffic legislation by which he necessarily abides unless he is looking
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    COLOURFUL THAIPUSAM AT TEMPLE
    404 2 COLOURFUL THAIPUSAM AT TEMPLE Hindus Honour God Subramanyam THE CHETTIARS' Temple m Tank Road, Singapore, ivas yesterday a riot of flaming colours as thousands of Indian men, *omen and children milled m and around the temple m all their gaudy finery, celebrating Thaipusani m time-honoured traditions. Young Indian women were
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    Gandhi Memorial Ready In 2 Mths.
    145 2 nuauT'SVßgaporeV'whose foundation stone HIM (uWISf the Prime Minister of India, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, on June 18, 1950, will be completed m two month*. Mr. R. Jumabhoy, Singapore Legislative and Executive Councillor and president of the building committee, told this to The Standard yesterday. The
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    South Indian Chamber's Sympathies
    100 2 South Indian Chamber's Sympathies A CONDOLENCE meeting was held by the committee members of the South Indian Chamber of Commerce last Friday at the Chamber premises on the death of The King Under the presidentship of Mr. V. P. Kanagasundaram, two minutes* silent prayer was observed. The following message was
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    Pictures Of New
    34 2 Queen For Public Th* Singapore Pijblic Relations Department yesterday announced that 2,000 coloured portrait* of Queen Elizabeth are being distributed. Application* for copies should be sent to the Public Relations Secretary.
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    Condolence Messages
    64 2 Condolence Messages SINGAPORE Government House has received the following messages of condolence on the King's death: The Ceylon Tamils Association, the Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple, the Ceylonese Association, Singapore Municipal Services Union, Malayan Naval Force, Singapore; Singapore Labour Advisory Board. Malay Union. Singapore; Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the Royal
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    Write What You Think Of The BBC-And Win A Prize
    158 2 THE BRITISH Broadcasting Corporation Is organising a Listener Competition for countries m South East Asia and the Far East including Singapore and the Federation. The listening period Is from April 20 till May 3. Fifteen first prizes ol a well-known
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    19 2 photo. A SINGAI'ORE CABBIE m his khaki suit prescribed by the law with the armband indicating bin calling. Standard
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    Only 6 Made Use Of New Photo Service
    90 2 ONLY SIX pictures wen transmitted betweenr&ingapore and Hongkong since the radiopicture transmission sen ict began on Feb. 1. "We are not at ail disappointed as the service is stui new to the public." said Mr. R G. Cumbe Branch Engineer of the
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    Union's Message
    35 2 THE Secretary of fjovernmeni and Municipal Labour Union has sent a message of condolence to the Secretary of s:a;e tor the Ci mies. Mr Oliver Lyttelfc n for transmission to the Royal Fami
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    Auctioneers Open New Premises
    19 2 Auctioneers Open New Premises A B given Street T;.e Tco join mi respe I A pre Urn B La::
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    Titular Feast On Feb. 17
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    156 2 SUBSTATIONS m nimpOTC liable to load -im-iMih^ lodaj ire: D 11 >i. lanes, load, BUal M Industrial < > .i»<v. 1 mm Nooa Works, Daseam Kit. Kaosraac, isukit Paajaajr. S'atkMtal Carlwa. P.W.D. Quarry, lord rompanj*, Reformatory Kd Alncaadra Itrirk Work^". r.i»ir PanJatic, Bin >«>»>;. irt- Mrslt Hum«
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    THE STORY BEHIND THE 'DROP'
    1642 3 Paratroopers Bring War To The Bandits From Our Air Correspondent' THE FIRST mass operational parachute drop of the Malayan Emergency (reported on page One) may open on entirely new chapter m the history of the campaign against the bandits. nme will show the degree of
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    World's First Jump
    48 3 ONE OF the first recorded parachute descents was made m Paris m 1797 from a balloon. The parachutist was a M. Andre Garnerin. and it is reported that he made a bumpy la lif after cutting himself adrift front W* ballooa at about 2,201 feet
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    Strain Of One Jump Equals 8 Hours' Work
    256 3 THE Royal Air Force Parachute School m England is the main British development and training centre for parachuting. One of the school's former Chief Instructors, now a schoolmaster, carried out 1,601 training and practice jumps. Other staff instructors have many hundreds of
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    FOUR TYPES OF CHUTES
    197 3 FOUR TYPES OF CHUTES PRESENT DAY porochutes foil into four mom cafe gories. There is the pilot-type, which is packed m a container shaped like a cushion, upon which the wearer siri while m flight. The observer type i> parked m a container which ran be carried m the aircraft
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    Tamilian Assn. Elect Officials
    60 3 THE Tamilian Association. Singapore, have elected the following office-bearers: President: V.K. Anandan. V\re President: SA. Durai. Hon. Secretary: V.R. Kumar. Asst. Hon. Secretary: Anthony M. Das. Hon. Treasurer: P.V. Veeramani. Hon Auditor: T.P Kn.srinamoorthy Committee Members: R. Ramakrisfirjan, S. Retnakumat, T. Letchumanan, V. Ra.iaretnani, R.V. Sinnaiyah.
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    2 PLANES SAVE JUNGLE CASUALTY
    286 4 Medical Officer Gives Advice n mi a From The Air KL ALA IXMPLR, Sat. A good idea of the difficulties encountered by the fighting services m their mnr against Communist bandits deep m the heart of the Malayan jungle, is illustrated by the method the
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    RAF Man Jailed For Rioting
    186 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.—Remarking that persons must be dixouraged severely irom defying iaw and order, from breaking the peace and from disturbing the public, the First Magistrate. Mr. A. P. Jack i.>day convicted a Malay member of the RAF, Aziz bin Chik, 21. and sentenced him
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    25 4 Raman, son ol Kanari. was fined $75 by the Muar Magistrate for moving foodstuff at Sagil, Tangkah, without a permit. The foodstuff was coxitis- 1
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    Lewis Visits Pahang Schools
    68 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Assistant Director of Education for Malay and Chinese Schools, Federation of Malaya. Mr. L. I Lewis, visited schools m Pahang during the week. He inspected schools m the Mentakab and Temerloh. Schools m the resettlement area of Triang were also visited by
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    46 4 PICTURE. MEN OF THE 12TH. ROYAL LANCERS KEPT A TWELVEHOUR VIGIL OVER THEIR FLAG AT THEIR HEADQUARTERS IN IPOH AS A MARK OF RESPECT TO THE KING WHO DIED ON WEDNESDAY. PICTURE SHOWS FOUR LANCERS, EACH WITH LANCE STANDING GUARD. THEY WERE RELIEVED HALF HOURLY.— STANDARD
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    Officer Returned To Fight Till Hurt
    288 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. An inmate of the Johore Hospital who is making satisfactory progress, is a security officer who received the Colonial Police Medal for action on Oct. 30 last when he chased three armed bandits and killed two of them.
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    She Takes Film Shots Of Malaya
    360 4 She Takes Film Shots Of Malay a Standard Staff Correspondent it u ALA LLMPLK, *at. An American woman attached to the United States Information Service, is travelling almost round the world to take a series of 'Shots' on educational and other important problems of each country for the purpose of
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    Constable Absented From Duty
    84 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— A Special Constable, Abdul Majid bin Osman, was convicted m the Second Magistrate's Court today and fined $25 or one week's rigorous imprisonment for absenting himself from duty, m defiance of disciplinary action taken against him by his superior officer. Abdul Majid was
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    Corporal Fined $500
    60 4 MUAR, Sat. Corporal A. K. Young of the Cameronians, aged 21, \yas fined $500 or five months* rigorous imprisonment by the Muar Magistrate for driving a military truck so rashly that his vehicle was involved m a collision with a car. As a result, the driver and
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    Father And Son Freed
    53 4 .JOHORB BAHRU. Sat. Robert Tan, aged 22, was today acquitted In the Johore Bahru Sessions Court of having a Singapore identity card, m which ne failed to give the correct address to the Registration Officer. His father. Tan Jin Lay who was accused of abetting the
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      392 4 •PiJHyR ij f pji Ji 11 1 5 '•••"«>, There are people wiih whom you .11 pass happy hours m a mutual silence, t; b vith comprehension. Why? Because y»u t.feel at one >\ ith them. Others who come u;> >n you thus are only interrupting. So v, Craven *A*
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    $200,000 WENT FOR REWARDS
    560 5 More Gave Information To Police Standard Staff Correspondent C .*UALA LUMPUR, Sat.-More than WOO,OOO was paid out m January alone by the Federation Police as rewards for information given to the Security Forces by members of the public m their fight against the bandits m Malaya.
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    Did You See This Crash?
    108 5 Did You See This Crash MiMtiurd Staff Reporter •PORE Traffic Pi, c gbi appealed to a... oi the public who I an accident fan R<>a<i yesterday evenn h a motorcyclist owing a collision .ir. to come forward investigations. deni orrurred at ;.n. r i elist, 3D-yeai <j d St-ntj. was
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    BUSMEN STILL OUT
    32 5 ntl.ird Staff Correspondent BAHRU, Sal 1> f Date Nih Mci 'ri Be I A Brazier m Ad 1 Comn f na ;d orgai r. t I c N Servi
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    49 5 THE MENTRI BESAR OF PAHANG. TENGKU MOHAMED. HANDS A REWARD TO THE KETUA OF A KAMPONG FOR THE SUCCESS OF HIS KAMPONG GUARDS IN KILLING BANDITS ON THE LEFT IS THE DISTRICT OFFICER. BENTONG AND ON THE RIGHT IS CHE YEOP MAHIDIN, HEAD OF THE KAMPONG GUARDS IN PAHANG.
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    POSTPONED
    35 5 X LUMPUR, Sat. ning ere of the Kua i Kai gsai Co-operative Stores > iet y Store by the Sultan *t Perak has been put rsday as a token of respect for the v King.
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    Drizzle Did Not Keep Them Away
    179 5 Standard Start' Correspondent MALACCA, Sat. Many people braved the morning i\r\/jf\v loda} to see tht* colourful ceremony of the proclamation of the accession of Qu«*«*n Kli/.alx h at llu* Sladhau^ balcony. PENANG THERE was a simple but solemn eremony on the i Penang esplanade
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    Flags Hoisted
    63 5 IPOH. Fri.— As the result of a special order Issued by the various heads of department to their employees yesterday afternoon the price of black ties is now three dollars. It was only $2.30 24 hours age. All Government and commercial employees either wore black ties or armbands
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    Memorial Services For King George VI
    160 5 Memorial Services For King George VI Standard Staff Reporter TODAY many Singapore churches will hold special memorial services and prayers for the late King George VL At the St. Andrew's Cathedral a commemoratiun service for His Majesty and prayers for Queen Elizabeth II will be held at 10.30 a.m. The
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    Six Bandits Killed
    35 5 KUALA LUMPt'R. Sat Six bandit*-three m Kampar, two m Kot a Ting«» and one m R;mb were killod by security forces m the Federation yesterday. A seventh bandu v>.a wounded iii Rauki
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    23 5 TAPPING, Sat.— The Taiplng V i ing Men'f Association wil] 1 I special prayers at the 'iKivhar Temple tomorrow lor the lute Kin£.
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      WHY KEEP MONEY AT ARTIFICIAL LEVELS ?
      1640 6 WHY KEEP MONEY AT ARTIFICIAL LEVELS PARIS, Sat. ATORE and more we are the slaves of our systems. The money that was once a man-made device to lubricate the wheels of commerce now controls our every moment like a Frankenstein. Now, m order to stimulate trade, French firms are starting
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    Any Man Can Hang A Picture If The Walls Are Right!
    1927 7 Any Man Can Hang A Picture If The Walls Are Right! SIXTH COLUMNIST THINKS THAT MOST MEN ARE USEFUL TO HAVE ABOUT THE HOUSE IF THEIR VI IVES WOULD LEAVE THEM ALONE i: that yes are .ed to regard their I fu clumsy and creatures m matters ..rig to the
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    LEARN AND LIVE
    219 7  -  MICHAEL DAVIE By j •r. titan ball the 1 .r. pop itlOO —"l -i people— re.i I -r v\-- More haU Un i pop is al m dc perately p ha ng > da f f BuAcieni to keep al UNESCO ma y 1 1 1 >r-.
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    Sunday Standard Independent Morning Newspaper
    289 8 Sunday Standard Independent Morning Newspaper WHEN a man reaches the age of 60 he is pronounced ready for the undertaker. We do not, like the Eskimos, strangle aged people or leave them to die m the barren snows. We retire them compulsorily when they reach the accepted deadline set variously
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    ARE MEN UNITS OF INEVITABLE DISCARD WHEN THEY REACH 60?
    870 8 ARE MEN UNITS OF INEVITABLE DISCARD WHEN THEY REACH 60? manent guests m these establishments where they would be fed, housed, amused and treated for diseases. The geriatrician will become second cousin to the mortician. However, we are glad to note that the British Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. R.
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    Bourauiba—Leader Of Tunisian Nationalism
    1875 8  - Bourauiba— Leader Of Tunisian Nationalism Andrew Roth By LONDON. "\'tH" »t understand *Tm n c onalism I was I m tbe narrowstreeted Ar b Quarter oi 'I unis ".v.':: it seeing Bmi i ia action It v. the or of 1: 50 and Arab Ists were showing the brass p'aq
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    TOMAHAWK NEWS IS INDIGNANT ABOUT APPLES
    1124 9  - TOMAHAWK NEWS IS INDIGNANT ABOUT APPLES KENNETH HARRIS What I Would Like To See In 7952-/// Author of "Travelling Tongues; Debating Acro»* America? ua* born m (Aamoruannhire m IV/V, tened m the Royal Artillery during the Second U orld U aatr t and returned to Oxford to take nw degree
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    SEX Gets Kicked Around By Experts
    953 9  - SEX Gets Kicked Around By Experts PAUL BOYLE ISow they're even comparing the private lives of Americans with APfcS! By LONDON IT is disillusioning when sex a simple business of doing what comes naturally gets kicked around by the experts. There is that inquisitive Doctor Kinsey with his Reports on
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    More Schools For Ceylon
    112 9 COLOMBO.— Ceylon has a higher percentage of literacy than any other Asian country, the Education Ministry here says m a report. The Ministry proposes to provide schools m the remotest parts of the country and improve the adult education icheme and thereby wipe out illiteracy within
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      This Man's Business Is A Fishy One
      972 10 This Man's Business Is A Fishy One BRITISH Overseos Airway: Corporation have begun experi merits with air transportation oi tropical fish m Singapore which il proved successful, will lead to regular shipments to London the year-round. Many attempts previously have resulted m a high mortality of fish on arrival chiefly
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      'Jagra Kreta' Boys Are Back
      1043 10 In Full Force subject of cleaning o car has involved a lot of discussion among motorists on the quickest and most effective way of doing it. Each one, arter some trial and error, soon arrives at a method he feels is the best. The owner-driver
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      UNIVERSAL CELEBRATES TWO SPECIAL 'BIRTHDAYS'
      1806 11 T UNIVERSAL PICTURES te *-J celebrating a double event Its fortieth year of motion picture production and distribution, and the 40 years m the industry of Its President, Nate Blumberg. The company, which hat earned the respect and envy of the entire movie trade, hag
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      THE STORY OF 'PAPA SANTO'
      430 11  -  BOB THOMAS By ROME— For the first time m motion picture history a film will show m faithful detail the procedure to elect a Pope. Tentatively titled, "Men Do Not Look at Heaven," the film portrays the life of Pope Pius X, the "Papa Santo"
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      283 11 1 0DAV ffi/zlffflifflSl? ]Ur n' us meSS 4 9.30 p.m. FILMED IN WILDEST AFRICA..,. LASHING OUT ALL ITS DNTAMED FLRY Thf Royal Command Film WuJU*E NO 58 MTUFiES FLYM> ;'by_ TECHNICOLOR /^^mT^ ANTHONY STEEL j;^^^^^SL\ js^ \i 1 1 N W A RREN DER < \rthur Rank Film IS^SBBBBBB&mW -TONIGHT
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      237 11 i TODAY Warn ij; Doris Day "LMXABY OF BROADWAY" Te chnicolrr j DAILY at 11 a.m. 1.45, 4, 6.30 9.30 p~m?j i A London Films Presentation Distributed by Shaw Bros. IN TECHNICOLOR soon glfJlMMimßmS SOON Wff9!!!; q )ON HALL ".MirieTiDdstr CHARLES „T r I bovee The First Legion Special price
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      Women Are Superior To Men
      765 12  - Women Are Superior To Men HAL BOYLE By Yf'OMKN are superior to men m many ways. (The trouble is they know it.) Men use logic as a crutch, something to lean on. Women use logic like a pole vaulter. When it can lift them no higher, they let go of
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      SUSPICIOUS WIVES...
      540 12  -  jCXDR a marriage to he suo A cessful, it must be built on two things understanding and mutual trust. An over-possessive wife can make home a tough place for any man, while a questioning one can turn it into a hell It's like being constantly under the third
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      Today's Reading
      202 12  - Today's Reading JEANINE VARNAL arfPjE npODAY'B FORECAST:— Il> I I rarlr hours of the day art heavy with anxiety and unfor »rfn contingencies, the same at mnspherc of sudden events an< accidents, but after this danger <«us niclit. the sky suddenly clears There is a possibility of agrerineni m interviews
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      DESSES SETS TWO-IN-ONE FASHIONS
      193 12 DESSES SETS TWO-IN-ONE FASHIONS PARIS, Feb. 9 (AP»—Convertible two-in-one fashions, with jackets that turn inside out and convertible overskirts are Jean Desses' new contribution to practical styles. Ow his show last night, the designer stuck single-minc«edly to pannier, or basket-shaped skirts, A'ith fullness gathered to the sides for a not-very-flailering
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      HOME HINTS
      122 12 ADO ij your cleaning equipment. to be carried from room to room a-, you do your house, a paper procery bag. You'll find It handy or collecting u.ie tUsues. hair from >ru.^ie^ and other trash. It cao ie ai. catded when your cleanlnc 1* r without the ouu
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    Comrade Yong Hoi Sends A Warning
    911 13  - Comrade Yong Hoi Sends A Warning RAWLE KNOX By KUALA LUMPUR "(")N my last air strike," said the young air liaison officer cheerily, "I bombed A Company." "Actually," responded A Company's commander, "We were not m much danger. The nearest bomb' fell eighty yards away." It was a healthy sign
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    White Goddess Ayesha Breaks Ancient Custom
    722 13  -  COLIN LEGUM By "MEMORIES of Rider Hag- garci's mysterious white goddess Ayesha She Who Must Be Obeyed will be revived by the reported decision of Modjadje 111, Rain Queen of Africa, not to take her own life by poison as custom demands. For Modjadje
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      151 13 8.0.A.C Maintenance Engineers arc carefully trained m ihe unvarying system of aircraft check* and cross; checks evol\4'd during the Corporation's 32 ears' experience) BO A.C. TAKES GOOD CARL OF VOU^^^^*" FLYBOkt pn.THM OVINSIAI AIKVAVa CORPOR ATlOfffi? VUTH OANTA3 IMPIRC AIRWAYS LTC\ ran** /#%&3V FFDISEiSt CONSTIPATION /cN^/\-\ \W^ OVERNIGHT} 'TAKE' Kijß&
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      169 13 ga, j n»^P Btvere Magnetic I\i»e Recorder WtWMI >"O tn many »ii How wonderful to have priceless recordings of the »>ii moment m your life! Childhood birthday parties >»>ur u<ddinß << rcm.iin tlie voices of yoor children >our family re union* From now on, moments like these are yours for
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    BOXING HAS BEST 'HEAVIES' NOW
    537 14 BOXING HAS BEST 'HE A VIES' NOW SANTA ROSA, Calif. (UP) The most successful manager m the history of boxing recently said that the present crop of heavyweight contenders it the best the world ever has known. That's the word from dapper John Leo McKernan, aged 63, and belter known
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    World Records Accepted
    309 14 World Records Accepted LONDOIt, Feb. 7, (Reuter)— Twentytwo performances by etes from all over the V O4 have been officially ac- as world records for k and Held events by the Intei mal Amateui Athletic I They wore an- ivy as follows: leu inii»-s-43 minutes 12 sec7. itopek <Czech>. 1
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    Girls Sports Club Names Officials
    146 14 BEFORE the Annual General Meeting which took place last Saturday, the annual Marrieds vs Singles match took place with the Marrieds winning the game by three goals to nil. Sorers were Mrs D. Ebert (2) and Mrs. L M. Pennefather (1). The following Committee and
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    Dado Marino Fights May 19
    63 14 Dado Marino Fights May 19 HONOLULU, Feb. 9 (AP)— Flyweight champion Dado Marino will defend his crown against Yoshio Shirai of Japan m Tokyo on May 19, Marino's manager Sad Sam Ichinose said Friday. Shirai knocked out Marino m the seventh round of a nontitle bout here last December. He
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    No Love Set In US-Aussie Tennis
    489 14  -  GAYLE TALBOT By NEW YORK, Feb. 6 (AP).— The President of the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association, Russel B. Kingman, has issued a formal statement to the effect that his organisation loves the Australian association, and vice versa, and that there really is no controversy
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    SEGAMAT FORMS A GUN CLUB
    235 14 SEGAMAT, Thurs.— At a general meeting of all interested m shooting held yesterday, the Segamat Gun Club was formed with the adoption of the rules as its constitution which was drafted by a Protem Committee. The move to start the Club was originally made by
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    'No Money' In Amateur Tennis
    72 14 LONDON, Feb. 8 (AP»— A G. (Paddy) Roberts. 22-year-old British Davis Cup tennis player, has turned professional. Paddy's father. A. M. C. Roberts, himself a tennis pro. said that "contrary to popular belief there is no money to be made m amateur tennis and Paddy
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    Boxers Will Get A Tooth Cushion
    454 14 WASHINGTON, (UP) Boxers and football players have been getting hurt m the mouth for a long time and the Navy has done something about it. A couple of Navy doctors have perfected a tooth and gum protector a resilient plastic interdental splint. it iuuivs
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    BACKET TWINS
    20 14 HONGKONG photo by The Rowe twins, Diana and Rosalind, England's champions now olaying at Bombay.— Standard Ranjit Singh
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    OLYMPIC SWIMMER IN S'PORE
    123 14 HONGKONG, Feb. 8, (AP) —Hongkong is sending lour swimmers to Helsinki's 1952 Olympiad, but two of them are taking their training workouts elsewhere because it is too j cold here. The Colony champion Cheung j Kin-man is already training m the warmer waters of SingaP° re
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    Malacca P & T Club Rules
    149 14 Malacca P T Club Rules MALACCA. Sat. The Posts and Telecommunications Recreation Club her c at its second annual general meeting amended its management rru e whereby the committee of ten is now reduced to seven and the duty of the Social Secretary has been extended to cover literary work.
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    TAMIL BA MEET TODAY
    37 14 THE annual general meeting of the Tamil Brotherhood Association will be held at 10 a.m. today followed by a meeting for football players. All members and players are kindly requested to be present
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    World T-Tennis: Koczain Enters Singles Final
    333 15 lIOMBAY, Feb. 9 (Renter) Josef Koczain of insatl entered the final of the men's singles champion- m the world table tennis tournament here tonight, in* Got Amouretti of France 21-?, 21-14, 21-18. > r >emi-flnal fbv I. each and Dick i iminated A. HayV
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    EIGHT MEN IN A RING
    117 15 EIGHT MEN IN A RING \PORK S»H its first „j th»- MOT *\tH m" v im— .ill tlw nifcht's |j ts m Ike liumf rin? ilK* (i it. ing rawn, ti vi»H W »rld Stadium ri r but the only ay at the end ol bf v. was i who
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    UK Soccer Results
    300 15 UK Soccer Results M>M»o\. Frfc, 9 iKrutrr) 1..* in-; an rrvults of loot- II im.ili h«> plawd today: LEAGVI I>l\ ISION I i >::: ml I 0 4 St ikC ft I 801 l 0. c 1. Lavei p- 1. I vcastle 1 Cit 0 Blackpool 0. :i w Bromwich
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    Standard Bearers
    46 15 NORWAY, *V-> 8 fUP) J pan. \'u: a .iv. Sweden. Bdi S ..,:.d the Nether^ 1 1» 1r.:...,n<i and UenMirK •r« t-.iav Qottoinated standard •»m« fur ihe. opening «»F t th« Wiiiiec Olympic ipcc* skater Trkaa «ffl carry the flag ahead uib fountry'* team.
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    Malay ORs Are Army's Most Improved Boxers
    1106 15 Malay ORs Are Army's Most Improved Boxers I4ac*sBport4 I Round-up I 'THE Singapore Base Dis--1 trict Individual Championship Semi-finals and Finals were postponed owing to the great National loss of our beloved Sovereign King VI Man the boxers and "ffi- j rials had already arrived at Tan- j ■lin Gymnasium,
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    BEST IN MALAYA BUT NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR SELANGOR
    175 15 By "SKIP" SELANGOR have the best Asiun Kusby team m Malaya. They proved that two years m "^S™" when they carried off th« All Blues Cup against the rest of Malaya. Their came last Saturday auainst Perak was the best ul
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    35 15 photo. Basketball m Spain. Brazil's famed Flamengo caffers are seen here m action against Barcelona m a recent match. In the picture Azevede of Brazil fight it out with Catalonians Hernandez, Dalman and Kucharshi AP
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    IBS FRIENDLIES
    29 15 ANY CLUBS wishing to have friendly soccer matches with the Indian Brotherhood Soccerites ar e requested to write to Mr. Marimuthu, 345, Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 11.
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    LIM IS SBA BOSS AGAIN
    866 15 Says 'The Hall Will Be My Responsibility' By Our Badminton Coninieulalor MR. LIMCHLANGEOK after hi* re-election (by 2.1 vote* lo 17. the harden fight of his 6-year career as President of the Singapore Badminton Association) announced at yesterday's annual Meeting of the Ml that lie
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    Shrikh Mustapha Suspended For Two Seasons
    71 15 SEKFMKAN. Sat.— Sheikh Mustapha. Negri Sembilan and South Malaya hockey player was suspended for the rest of this season and also for whole of the W5&--1953 season by the disciplinary board of the Negrt Sembilan Hockey Association last night. The suspension follows an Incident
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    Mawi Wins Gold Cup On Curlew
    2183 16  -  OLLIE DAVIES Malay Jockey Makes History By 810 SWEEP 810 SWEEP TOTAL POOL $463,800 FIRST PRIZE No. *****2 $125,226 SECOND PRIZE No. *****3 62,613 THIRD PRIZE No. *****2 31,306 STARTERS ($3,478 EACH): *****7, *****2, *****8, *****8, *****3 ,*****5, *****1, *****0, *****7. CONSOLATIONS ($2,782 EACH):
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    Weights For Perak Turf Club Races
    584 16 Weights For Perak Turf Club Races IPOH, Sat.—Following are weights for the first day races of the Perak Turf Club on February 16: CLASS 3 DIV. I—s FUR. ST. Brilliant Marc 9.00 Masterman 8.12 Liberty Flag 8.11 Princeling 8.11 Albert M. 8.10 Texas 8.10 Flag of Peace 8.08 Hurry Up
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    Worrell Once More Hits Out
    304 16 CHRISTCHUKCH, New Zealand, Feb. 9, (ReuterAAP).— The West Indies had scored 287 m reply to New Zealand's first innings 236, the home team scoring 12 for no loss by the close of the second day's play m the first Test match here. It was Burtt
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    DANES WIN ALL GAMES IN P.I.
    90 16 MANILA. Feb. 9 (AP> The Danish Akademish Boldklubben soccer team left Philippine by Air Lines for Hongkong early today after making a full sweep of their lour-game series here. They beat an all-Manila selection 4 o at the Rizal Memorial Stadium Friday night. The
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