Sunday Standard, 9 March 1952

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    Masthead
    18 1 Sunday Standard tarergtf* -tkJLMH i)ft)£ VOL. II NO. 251 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    I-Card Rush: Priority Rush: Ease Delay
    11 1 I-C ard Rush: Priority Rush: Ease Delay taril Sfta p let
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    ANOTHER SUPERMAN FOR FED.
    204 1 McHugh Suggestion AcceptediMoorehead Gets First Offer Standard Staff Reporter THE FEDERATION of Malaya is to have a Superman m overall charge of propaganda services Information, Radio, Films and ''Psychological Warfare"-The Standard learns. 1 lie suggest ion that all propaganda services \u- plaml mulrr on«* executive brain
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    Bandits Face 'Whispering Death' Threat
    364 1 Staff Staff Correspondent Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Whispering Death* is the real menace terrorists of all ranks must face. •Whisperiii" death" is everywhere. It connotes the co operation between the Police and the public last month m the war against Communists here when over a
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    17 Have No I-Cards
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    Indians Are Not Quitting
    101 1 V i lid II (1 >t.»! I Ki|>ol t»T iDIAN orga nisations, S th Indian Chamber of i the Pan MalaH Dravida Federation, support S ice Bill. r me to support nan foi *he i Fe ited md .-■elfbe ■■,■>■. the resp c Mr. V. called
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    Gifts Postponed
    36 1 THE se Genera] Chambei i i c ;*!;d the Le:i--g I leral m ol Trade Unions ounced yesterday that HKSIOO,OOQ and ,>■• various welfare inton for the i' c \r-'v..<, has been -i A. F.P.
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    Crash: Driver Runs Amok
    42 1 to his car. Kassim .it- i i ese ;i"fi cracked »s jy md aLs« attacked and md an Indian. i r ese md Wala: «ere re- to a hospital fo treatment. iome liifii' X issim D'uvpred i emoved >
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    Miss Attlee Weds Davis
    53 1 i GREAT MISSENDEN Buck- inghamshjre, Mar. 8, (Reuter) —Miss Alison Attlee, 21-year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clement Attle* was married < :<j Richard Davis. Captain m I the Hour. urable Artillery Com- 1 pany at the parish church m 1 1 G eat Missenden
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    Goods Train Derailed In South Perak
    77 1 KUALA LUMPUR, S »t.— Toitight's train between here nd Ipoh and die d ly mail and local train sen tc between Ipoh and Tanjong Malim will j o be cancelled due t > riera Iment it the goods train iti South F.-rak last night.
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    98 1 photo Two sailors from the American flotilla of four destroyers now on a short visit to Singapore found out for themselves how a human-powered passenger carriage works. John Wilson. 22, (riding trishaw) and John Mecca. 22. had a jjrand time half an hour alter stepping ashore yesterday when a trishaw
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    Rome To Lead New Crusade
    109 1 VATICAN' CITY. Mar. 8: (Renter) Pope Pius XII today outlined a plan for the city of Rome to take the lead iti a crusade to bring Christian salvation to the world. He was explaining to the 127 parish priests of Rome and to 50 special
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    3 Bandits Killed, 40 Others Wounded
    203 1 3 Bandits Killed, 40 Others Wounded Slandaril Slafll < «mi »-j oixlmi KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Security Forces killed three terrorists and wounded lour other* beside* effecting several arrests. One of the killed was Ah Pfew. alias Slew Mm a member ot the Salak Suppoi tint; I nit. Salak has been
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    Amethyst Bombards Bandits In Perak
    307 1 Standard Staft Correspondent 11. M.5. AMETHYST, the frigate that ran the Red gauntlet m the Yangtze River m 1950, steamed up the Ferak River recently and plastered bandits with shells. Working m conjunction with i~ units 'ft the Royal Marine Commando and the Gordon Highlan
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    Butler To Order More Taxation, Belt-Tightening
    344 1 Butler To Order More Taxation, Belt- Tigh ten ing LONDON. Mar. 8 (AP). Chancellor of the Exchequer R.A. Butler, who reads out his first budget Tuesday, is expected to order higher taxes and new; round of belt-tightening economies for this austerity island. The Budget comes a month earlier than most
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    Sing Shengs Have Another Baby Boy
    93 1 SAN FRANCISCO. M m <AP> -The house-hunting Sing Shengs have anothei r< ason for wanting to leave their cro vded house -a new eisht pound son. Mrs. Sheng gave birth to the boy her sec md on Thursda\ She 1 1 a former Chinese
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    64 1 Th« flagship of the United States Destroyer Division 111. the 2200 ton USS Hyman which fired more rounds of shell about 6,500 rounds— in the months operation m Korea than the other three shi|K Of the division Ihe divi sion commanded by Capt. William 11. Groveroan, leaves Singapore early today,
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    Times, Guardian Xword Puzzles This Week
    135 1 BY SPECIAL arrangement with The limes imJ i The Manchester Guardian. The fJlacipTf Standard ti acquired the exclusive rights to publish cvcr> Mond.tv i and Friday their crossword puzzles, i No prizes arc ottered, but the crosswords are «»i i such quality that readers
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    Aussie Banks To Suspend Import Credits
    69 1 SYDNEY, Mar. 8 (UP) 1 c Commu call B da> dire* te la ;«n banks to issue furthei lii j i .i the i f A ten Lorftlf] it ie cidf?d Comma yeaH coui c must live within the come The 'ed Ana talks
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    Sultan Of Johore To Leave For UK Mar. 27
    57 1 JOHORE B VHRU, Sal I Sultan ol Joboi c, un the Icrj ol hi« medical ad\ i v. ill leave I n the Ui ited Kingdom on I hursday, Mai 27 He iii be acromp i i b] the Sultana md
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    Reds Near Hanoi
    31 1 I)'.' II MIST infill i- i posit lonti •mi 2n mile the rttj •>' i! i < troops Dn Frtdai threw tai divebombei» I sj>- it I em i< U.P.
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    Pinay's Cabinet Formed
    83 1 Pinay's Cabinet Formed PARIS .1 'W> I A.nto«ne Pinay foi ■> met toda pledged to conti Fi ii suppot <>i the A1 ii I ly and to go ah< I i p i European w G mans m it. I and f.-ik'Ti on 'I M H 1 ibei t Srhu
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    New Vietnam Cabinet Announced
    64 1 SAIGON •i B (B A ti im < tbinei annouru ed bei t today. I': en ier, Del sice f- >• .1 M-s't-i i Trad it H A isi tanl D>i c .1 i Nghiem Hi '1 1 1, nrfa the Foi egn Mm. tei i■■
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    31 Apply For Vol. Reconnaissance Corps
    38 1 PI- YANG Sil 1 pplii itioni hik e f ve ;>.- 1; ..I 1 mtee ft (M 1 i be iii. m ■>. ■?4 «i --t .v ihe moment to :i ienmi &v uwu.
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    Power Cuts
    252 2 SUBSTATIONS m Singapore liable to load vh«'»l«iinK today: DAY Sumbawa ltd Joo Chiat Place, j.ii.in Eunos, Rangoon Kd.. Fowner ltd., Serangoon Kd., Kolara Ayer, McPherson Kd.. Kirn Choan Kd.. Itoundary Rd.. Florence Kd.. rppcr Serangoon, io (Ini Kanjc Kd.. <;o\t. ITintiiii; Works, WoodlelKii Turk. Braddell Heights, Arthur Rd
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    New Rules For Boilers
    67 2 AN INSPECTOR may refuse to give a certificate of fitness for any second hand boiler m the Colony if he is satisfied that it is more than !<) years old, states a new amendment of the Machinery Rules. The working pressun of a boiler may be
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    MANY VOLUNTEER FOR
    472 2 SHB FORCE Enough ToForm Nucleus Of Unit Standard Staff Reporter A NUMBER of Singapore Harbour Board employees sufficient to form the nucleus of the proposed S.H.B. Reserve Force have already volunteered, and there are already applicants to fully man it. said the Commandant Designate, Mr. A. Rhiml,
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    Underpaid, So He Stole
    82 2 LEE GEOK TEE was sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment m the Fourth Police Court, Singapore yesterday for stealing $340 worth of cast iron piping from his employer. Lee removed the piping from a yard belonging to a building contractor at the junction of Sims Avenue
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    New Counter To Speed Up Posting
    129 2 AS PART of a scheme to speed up transactions the Singapore General Post Office has installed a special bulk posting counter at the rear entrance of Fullerton Building facing Anderson Bridge. As from tomorrow parcels posted m bulk will be accepted at this counter
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    Fined $200 For Counterfeit
    47 2 GOH CHIN TONG was fined S2OO m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday for abetting m the use of eight engraving blocks for the purpose of counterfeiting the registered trade mark of Tay Miang Huat Distillery at Teck Lim Road on Mar. 3.
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    Judgment Reserved
    91 2 Judgment Reserved 3 Women's Appeal JUDGMENT was reserved by Mr. Justice Rogers m the Singapore H :l:i Court yesterday m the appeal by three women against a jail sentence of three months Imposed m the lower courts for ill-treating a woman mental patient al Wbodbridge Hospital It was alleged that
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    Oldest Chinese School Was Built In 1854
    450 2  - Oldest Chinese School Was Built In 1854 K. C. LEE By COM PARATIVELY few people m Singapore know where the Colony's oldest Chinese school is. This school is not like other Chinese schools for to all appearances it is like a temple and has never been used as one. Situated
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    Crowd At Ration Office
    74 2 photo. EVEN THOUGH it was Saturday— half day In Government offices there was a big crowd of Indians outside the Singapore Food Ration Card Issuing Office m Orchard Road, yesterday most of them hoping to cancel their ration cards. This rush Has occurred for the past
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    Banks, Shops Alerted For Four $100 Bills
    151 2 GANG ROBBERY IN TIONG BAHRU Standard Stuff Reporter A (w ANIi of six V.hlr armed with mi Buioiwllc pistol, a knife and a screw driver, robbed ibe urcujNMlii of an aliap bouse m Tlong Bahrti lload. SinfMjMM'e tm Friday evening of $525 and
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    FLAG SALES
    23 2 IPOII, Thurs. A i 23 1 .ol wos collect! c sales of 7<HMI H■ Ci flags m Ip h on ai
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    Caught In His Third Outing
    18 2 Caught In His Third Outing lliri. 11. H'oniaii. WAS b. p 1 F T S a, 5 c
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    Fijians Show Colony The Spear Dance
    635 3 Standard Woman Reporter V I M(^( X and astonishingly beautiful experience was given to Singapore on Friday night, which only a fortunate handful ol the city's population had the opportunity to appreciate. The Fijis, guests of the Colony while m training to fight the
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    RUBBER DROPS 3 C.
    141 3 FAIR activity was reported yesterday on the Singapore I rubber market with prices i showing a fie. line of three cenl per Ib from Friday*s lev* Manufacturers and overseas buyers >we i practically no interest and most of the business w is confined to the higher
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    Remanded In Robbery Case
    54 3 ABDULLAH WAIIAB of Kampong Bahru Road, was tentatively charged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with committing robbery with violence at Sungei Road on Feb. 6. The charge alleged that Abdul ah with two other men i robbed Muthu Veeran of S:M>. Abdullah was remanded
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    No Number Plate
    26 3 CHo.N'i; BOON LAY was fiii'-'i $5 m ti:t* S ngapore C'iiv Police Court yesterday, for nol having :t number plate on his bicycle.
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    Only Horsewoman In Malaya Who Plays Polo
    561 3 Only Horsewoman In Malaya Who Plays Polo Standard Woman Reporter DISTINCTION or being the only horsewoman m Malaya to play polo goes to Mrs. •"Jo" Reeves, (known to al her friends as Jo) who is interested m '"anything to do with horse*". Jo first started playing polo last season, and
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    16 Houses Condemned; Families Told To Quit
    315 3 Standard Staff Reporter i>V t S livill m 16 condemned house* I alembang and Java Roads, Singapore, will have to quit by April 8 failing which, dispossession warrants will be issued against them. Mr Rr° V^V\f* made > th^ First Police Magistrate. arL*r
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    Accused To Undergo Opium Test
    90 3 A CHINESE COOK. Goh Kok Km. was ordered by Singapore Third District Judge. Mr. S.E. Teh. yesterday to be sent for medical observation for three days mi n order to see how much opium dross he could take m a day. Goh, who admitted possessing
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    Queen's Badges For Five
    90 3 THR F I It s T Queen's Badst*s to be presented m Singapore were awarded to five patrol leaders on Fri day niffht. The recipients were P I. Johnny An«, P I, Mnstaphi Sliaebubakar and P I. Sc^ Hock Ilee of tlie ?nd Kaffirs Troop; and
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    No Light Is Their Grouse
    352 3 Residents Mt»t Councillors Today I S( I IE Rl SIDI ITS r f n*m ho ing i. n I E I hai ;i B I Singapore, dISgU !>••■ >• have b i without <• <• t i i.■ moving >re tha Hire m «ith ag
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    Warrant Of Arrest To Be Issued
    82 4 X PH. Sat.— Mr. P First Magistral r, yesterday i a •.>. f arrest to v hinese f< r a eai m Court n red a notici to by f the amount bail bond I tot bi c eated. Yip He (37) f a
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    48 4 i i Iwo Singapore lcach«*rs, Mr. \u kiii^ .m and A I i-~ «hi^ Sook CMng, Im.ili o.i ili»- -Ia II of (.an Ii• ii Seng School **ho married m Singapore rrrenlly. Mr. An Xciii; (im i- a !»alH<«- ollcfSC i;r:ul«iit?»". Mi«» i* ;j 'Normal Irainrd l« ;ir!i«i'.
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    UNIONS CHIEF REPLIES TO SIR JOHN HAY
    351 4 *:;indurd Staff Corref»pondenl Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sat. The increased wages which had hvvn obtained for tappers on rubber estates h\ trade onion action was related to the high price pa id foi robber, said Mr. P. P. Narayanan. Chairman of tfee Negotiation Committee
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    STEPS TO LOWER 'FREE' RICE PRICES
    263 4 STEPS TO LOWER 'FREE' RICE PRICES Selangor Dealers Make Suggestions Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Selaiigor Chinese lin porters and Exporters* Association, on behalf of wholesale rice dealer* m the State, has »»ut forward a number of suggestions to Government on the proposed control on purchase of 'free
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    Workers' Playtime Concert Started
    115 4 MALACCA, Sat.— Radio Malaya introduced its Workers Playtime Convert m the Federation for the first time with two programmes m Malacca, yesterday. The Director of Broadcasting, Mr. 11. \V. Jackson and his Federation Deputy. Mr. F N. Lloyd Williams launched the first programme m Indian m
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    Bishop Arvidson
    24 4 Sr.REMBAN. Sat. Bishop Thedoh Arvidson will preach at the Wesley Church here tomorrow. The Bishop will then leave for Singapore and Sydney.
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    Trainees For KL Technical College Wanted
    280 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Federation Government will shortly call for applications for technical apprentice* who, on bein£ taken, will be posted to the Technical College m Kuala Lumpur for a four-year technical training course. The number required is estimated to be
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    1,135 Divorces In Pahang
    57 4 1,135 Divorces In Pahang Standard Staff Correspondent A TOTAL of 2.499 marriages were registered m Pahang during the year. There were 1,135 divorces. The Religious Affairs Department states that during the year 1951 income from various sources was $55,186.67, of which $39,972.18 came from Zakat and Fit rah. Expenditure for
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    25 4 Winners m Malacca's first Talentime series held at the City Cabaret. Compere Bert Newman is seen oonsratulatins Roland Rodrigues, winner, with M. dr Witt (centre).
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    Scouts Pick New Officers
    118 4 Standard Siaff Correspondent PARIT BUNTAR, Sat. At the annual general meeting of the Krian District Boy Scouts Association heid at the Parit Buntar Anglo-Chinese School, the following were elected office bearers for the current year: President: Inche Abdullah bin Sehst (District Officer. Krian):- Vice Presidents: Y.M.
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    BORs Bound Over For Theft
    87 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. John Ranoe Atkins, a 21-year-old member of the RAF and Cyril Cullen, a 23-year-old British soldier, were convicted by Mr. A. P. Jack In the First Magistrate's Court here for theft, and bound over to be of good behaviour
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    'IT'S A CRIMINAL WASTE'
    263 4 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Many visitors to Joliore Bahru have commented on the contrast between two derelict shophouse.s at Jalan Meldrum and the stately buildings m the town. The two buildings which were bombed by the Japanese during the war have not been repaired.
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    HOLIDAY HOME PLAN SHELVED
    171 5 ird <mi rs|M»n<lrnl N >(.. IYr.»L i .i»\ i iit tui-nt tn |:'o\ U*C i' ii^ \;ilu< <»t Inui-t m IVnang. The liiit- In- >h..i up m -;jrii an extent ik >>\ i r (mm n t -tii ;-r»n- !<• ltn\ holiday >:]>> ir- I;. i-
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    55 5 From the <hs. irded stem (►1 a banana tree m Kampong J.i\ a l [ton a i .mil) of bana Das sprung up two weeks ago. This freak growth h.i> caused nun\ people t-» worship at the tree. Picture shows sonic ol the offerings iil.urd by, worshippers. The tn-p belong
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    Accused Put On Probation
    12 5 Accused Put On Probation rk, o I I d tb« I I
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    Widow Gets Big Award
    16 5 wai Cony kmen'a >ssj ma the Sea Ik I -idet: 4 I
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    Boss Told: No Women
    26 5 Boss Told: No Women rs of are pa re- .«:i or- ii Id be I Kind ol labour service al I sioi ci I Neil!. I
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    72 5 Phoin shows the officers of the Chinese— Peking Red Cross Detachment organised under Ike auspices of the Perak Branch of the British Red Cross Society recently at the Hun Kun- lloav Kuan. Left to rijeht: Yap Khenc Earn (Section Leader) Khom Kee Lcony (Seaior Section Leader) Chan Yew Hon» (Aast.
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    Cyclist Hurt
    33 5 BVi r PAHAT, Sat. A cjflist, while riding at s Ird mile, Jalan Kluang, i ed In a i^o'ilision i rar. He received >■ i inji tries and was i taken hospital.
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    PC FREED OF HURT CHARGE
    93 5 MALACCA. Sat Th« Pivsidenj of tiie S^s-iions Court, Mr. F. A Chi <, ye.sierday acquitted Corporal Lacksemana m a rj^ [a which Lacksemana and another Constable. Ahmad Han Ibrahim were charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to a hospital assistant, Goh Kee Swee. at Mala
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    ONCE A SWAMP LAND, NOW IT'S A BEAUTY SPOT
    386 5 j Standard Slaff Corregpondent overhanging cliff, of Gunong Cheroh m the background a fffK,,.' r of laml, lih-Imml away m a corner of Im.l, i i a landmark of beauty. P h bem «™l»«».v developed inlo Once a swampy wasteland it
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    You Must Help Trap This Man
    240 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sat. Just as the police and security forces rely to a great extent on public information to get at the bandits the twenty-two Price and Food Control Inspectors m Perak are depending a lot on the co-opera-tion of the public
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    More Go To School Now
    81 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Practically half the children of school-going age are now attending schools m Trengganu, according to a statement made by the Mentri Besar m the Trengganu State Council. More schools have been opened. An amended motion that there should b« a scholarship fund
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    LACK OF TEACHERS
    89 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The lack of qualified teachers, referred to m The Standard recently was confirmed m the Puhang State Council yesterday by Mr. D.K. Swan, Senior Inspector of Schools, when he replied to Mr. V. Eliathamb.v who spoke on the adjournment. Mr. Eliathamby said that ihe
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    Misadventure
    72 5 PARIT BI.'NTAR. Sat.— A verdict of death by mi adventure was returned by Inche Salleh bin Eckhardt. m the Coroner's Court at P;.rit B;<;,--tar at the end of an inquest held into the death ol an BH-year-old Malay, Haji Mohamad bin Haji Abu Bakar, who died from injuries sustained
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    Youth Gets Three Terms
    101 5 PARIT BUNTAR, Sa; Convicted on a charge oi having disposed <>nr six brass drums which he knew had been stolen. 19-year-old Raiamani was bound over fur a period of three years m the sum of SI OO under the following conditions. The first condition was that
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    Baby Left On Estate
    100 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Sal 1 >venty-six-year-old Lav V Chan, a woman was alii- abandoned her ii aged one day, on February 4 at Kampong Suak Larah Kuala Kang: She refu >ed to say anything m defen* In the Se ion Court ye d a v she was
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    Broke Into Friend's House
    82 5 Broke Into Friend 's House SHARIF bin Mohamed I admitted m the Singapore I Fourth Police Court recently that he broke into hi friend's house at Sembawang Road on Feb. 28. He was sentenced to six week.-" rigorous imprisonment. The complainant, Keseva Pillai. saw Sharif breaking open the padlock of
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      125 5 KLAJVG REX: The Lion Hunters i 830 and 9p m My Dream I-: Yours 10 30 v m. and 12 30 p>.m CAPITOL: Pygmy rsla d 3. 8 4". and 915 j> m S s: 4 10 30 ani and 12 30 p m. SEREMBAN SAPPHIRE: F n Tow fCa
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    Something Has Suddenly Gone Sour In France
    1895 6 PARIS, Sat. INHERE is gloom undi iguised gloom m Pai is, ;ii thplace oi the greate it hope Europe has evei had for uniting. With the European army i: most formed, suddenly something has gone sour. The French and Germans wrangle inc< s-
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    Knock-Kneed? Well, Here's A Hobby To Keep 'Em Knocking!
    2250 7 Knock -Kneed? Well, Here's A Hobby To Keep 'Em Knocking! I you are riol a social success, art- i.tj' popular with the ladies or i ant sing or can'l do parloui tricks then tak up lion taming as v hobby. 1 don'l know wiiy pc »ple ha c n >'
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    AN INTERVIEW WITH SIR GERALD TEMPLER
    988 8  - AN INTERVIEW WITH SIR GERALD TEMPLER B. Tesselin By (Ago nee FrancePresse) KD A LUMPUB b. 27. IT moment, the Rui ins aye turned heat m e\ I y intrj m Southi Asia Th< fate of each cc v m this region is xtricably intertwined v h thai of the
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    CHINESE 'ARMY' RUN OPIUM TRADE
    493 8  -  MICHAEL DAVIDSON By ON SI AM- 1 BURMA I BORDER 1 lOIW c. era] I.i Mi's Chinese Nationalist "army," scatU red m the Shan States of Burma near the Yunnan border, forma the basis of a prosperous exchange of weapons for opium from which Siamese
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    Sunday Standard Independent Morning Newspaper The Afternoon Is Ruined For The Punctual Man
    1131 8 Sunday Standard Independent Morning Newspaper The Afternoon Is Ruined For The Punctual Man E un rstand that there is a move >ut to instil a greater regard for punctuality among Malayans. L'n- a greal many Malayans are lined to take this business of iality light-heartedly, ■i to the annoyance of
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    New Japan Is Just Pro-Japan
    1830 9  - New Japan Is Just Pro Japan HESSELL TILTMAN PRO-BRITISH? PRO-AMERICAN? PRO-DEMOCRATIC? This is thy firsi\ ©i' ihrvv artictes^ on the Neu> Japani By j; (Manchester Guardian Correspondent) 2 WHATEVER posterity may have to say concerning the achievements of the occupation of Japan— and some m Tokio incline :o the view
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    RADIO MALAYA HIGHLIGHTS
    609 9 npHOSE Singapore listeners .L who enjoyed the Him "The Third Man" will derive equal enjoyment from listening to a radio version m Radio Theatre tonight Film star Joseph Cotton re-enacts the role he portrayed m the film and a strong supporting cast heip to make this a
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      300 9 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION! MILLION DOLLAR LOTTERY. »uw of the heavy demand for tickets for the |hHi AAilhon Dollar Lottery it has been decided 'i! to make a further and final limited issue of i'( neW I■■ Thi PRIZES will NOW beas follows t. Pne $400,000- |ji 160,000- ]|j (2) 50,000
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      Aerial Shadow-Boxing In The Malayan Jungle
      1005 10 Aerial Shadow-Boxing In The Malayan Jungle Biigcnds Over Malaya. Changing T0... ...Hornets Meant The Parting Of Old Friends. (Inset) Sqn. Ldr. I. 5. Stozkwell. COMMON characteristic of all the trou-ble-centres m the Far East is the apparent ineffectiveness of unopposed tactical air power m noticeably restricting the progress and operations
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      Scotchlite—A New Look In Road Signs
      763 10 Scotchlite—A New Look In Road Signs gCOTCHLITE is being put- into multiple uses. It was first introduced into Malaya on a reasonably large scale for advertising purposes on the back of omnibuses and billboards. Its effect is very much like that of luminous paint. The difference is that, whereas luminous
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      A PICTURE WITH A PUNCH!
      2367 11 C, i i > k r ■*ivr.i> r t\ .> fiMK.iis novel. "An m I i K'-ilv" vi ith its SOU k»d chapters, has idlj Insnlitri to the k>] producer director >i^-\en>. under the Flare In The M effort that bids p.. kins; for itself
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    Bitter Rice
    255 11 i <*lso AMARO) rife w r tles s gUmour mad boDrU dances a mnoii whiS "°?.V c for an »udlence Uke wait n train that will lake workers for 40 day. rice cutivation. Siivana is noticed by Walter. thief and Franceses, his moll, who are evading the police
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    FASHIONS FOR OVER-THIRTIES
    365 12  -  Ann Reynolds These Three Dresses Should Be Ideal For Those 'After-Six* Occasions In Singapore lit/ \II_TH attention is given o fashions for LfJ teenagers and for women still m their twenties, but comparatively little is written about styles for the women of over thirty who need more
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    AVOID COMPARISONS AT ALL COSTS
    298 12 'T'HE problem of how to act A and what to say plagues many women when they're confronted with new situations, places or people. Exactly how much of their true reaction should be revealed is the major Question, it seems. Some deal with this dilemma by
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    Fardon—But Your Character's Showing!
    459 12 Fardon— But Your Character's Showing! FfcYV women realise that when they sit down they rive a pretty true indication of their character and personality by the posture they adopt and by the position of their le*s and feet. Psychologist* have for somt time realised that th e unconscious postures which
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    Take Your Leave Graciously
    251 12 MANY women find the most difficult part of a social evening is rounding it off with appropriate expressions of pleasure. Having outgrown, along with ruffled party dresses and pink hair-ribbons, the childish stammered. "I had a good time," they find they have no ready substitute phrase
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    WORTH REMEMBERING!
    190 12 WHEN choosing a spot m your kitchen for your refrigerator, keep m mind that it will do its best work if it Is not given the additional burden of combatting exterior heat from radiators, hot-air registers or range. Remember also to allow 18 inches of open space above
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    When They Squeeze A Bagpipe
    705 13 When They Squeeze A Bagpipe Scotsman Never Drink Thvre is a great boom on the imports of bagpipes into the Colony by Scotsmen, /'laying parties are being formed m readiness for St. Andrews night and for other Scottish nights. In at her words, Scotsmen m Singapore and Malaya are going
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    PENANG'S HISTORIC FORT CORNWALLIS
    721 13  - PENANG'S HISTORIC FORT CORNWALLIS K.S.CHIA I \PPKOXIMATELY 142 i years after it had been erected, Fort Cornwallis will now be offii cially regarded as an ancient monument. Mr. Oliver L. Phipps, whose family i s among one of the oldest m Penang, successfully moved at a t recent Settlement Coun-
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    US Destroyer Division Leaves Today Via Suez
    206 13 Standard Stall' Reporter AFTER operating 4^ months m Korean waters, the crew of the I SS Destroyer Division 122, now m Singapore, are hein*r "compensated for coming out East by g<>i"£ back the other way round/ The Commander of the Division, Capt. William
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    TANGLIN WEDDING
    41 13 Gordon Hamilton who were married at the Tan^lin Garrison Church, yesterday. i The bride was the former i Miss Maureen Xenia Vani derput second daughter of i Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Vander--1 put of Singapore. Standard 1 photo.
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    46 13 THESE lon* servie* members of the staff of the Goodyear Orient Company Ltd. Singapore received awards yesterday. They are left to right: Mr. Goh Keok Hock, Willie Wee, Low Ah than, F. D. Harrisoi (Managing Director) Wee Geok Ann, Taj Slong Moii and Scow Bens CJaenr.
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    1164 14 RAF Will Field Strong Glove Team Mac's Sports Notes THE ROTAC Air For,.; 1 1•jl tear:; 81 i ■'■■■> i ps did noi con c i io the itan lai ol >u'- i there :> everj c o! the Airmen prot good team for the I he n argiii wa
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    1289 14 CARD FOR TOD A Y 'S KEDAH GYMKHANA RACE No. l-THE PRESIDENT'S CUP Scurry tor Polo Ponies and bonafide Hacks 3 Furlongs list. 71b. Minimum Catch weifhts. 5. 1. BITTY _M- IK Meek.s Black. White Spots Black b Sleeves. 5. I. BITLIR Mr j.A Chippindale's Black. Orange Diamond b Sleeves
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    475 14  -  Roger IPOH, Saf. A suggestion that o y%m\' ing committee under the jurisdiction /Ci Amateur Athletic Association of Malay Q Qn<j pore AAA be set up to co-ordinate coach. n m Malaya and Singapore was made by P honorary coach to the British AAA b
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    THE HALL: SOME QUESTIONS FOR MR. LIM
    487 15 THE HALL: SOME QUESTIONS FOR MR. LIM By The Sports Editor 1 MR LIM CHI AN (ihOK is to make another Jj attempt today (at the BAM meeting) to convince fc the public lhat he ran have hi* $800,000 hall built not merely thin year but m time for the
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    307 15 SOCCER SPOTLIGHT i "TIIURK is do life m the Rame'*. How many time s have olony soccer fans h .t rd this remark, t .tnd so early m the wason too. Tkt ♦•ntliusiavm and life, uliirh should he found m the first matchrs of the new sea- r sun ;ir»-
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    108 15 THE r> '1 ICE S »rts C i pened their cricket season If a surprise six-wicket rtory over a strong Ceylon p Sports Club team al Thomson v Road yesterday. t The ('<"■ lonese. batting first, j ie: <■ k ittled out for 51 runs. Only
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    136 15 c KIN(i KON<; ;nd partner (os.trlla liijitint; the Sectte Samara Tiger Hoi den combination m a tagte;»in wTTStfiBC match at the Happy World Stadium last myht received such a thrashing that they finally lost their heads and turned on each other. r X ve've wrestlers
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    155 15 Football.... Fiji Fashion j FOl'R SOCCER games were >.i\ed at Farrer Park yesterday. >v' the Fijians who played a riendly against I.XC drew the gesi crowd. They beat T.R.C by .-even goals i five The twelve goals were lot as important as the brand of occer the Fijians played. The
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    Raffles Win
    33 15 Raffles Institution defeated the Kntjlo Chinese School by three ;oals to ml m an inter school toccer fixture at the Raffles Institution ground yesterday. taffies were leading 20 at half ime.
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    BOXING INVASION BEGINS
    83 15 BOXING INVASION BEGINS THE first of several Australian boxers under tontract with promoter Little None to fight m Singapore arrives by th e m.v. Charon today. He is Ray Given way. a junior welterweight with a reputation for hard hitting and i gggressiveness. Greenway has I een matched with Little
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    OTEC, OCB DRAW 2-2
    153 15 O.T E.C. Sports Club "B" and Overseas Chinese Bank S.L. drew two-all m a Singaj Business Houses League match at Fairer Park, yesterday. The game lacked any sparkle th iugh it was played on very favourable ground conditions. Both teams were contented with midhVd play. There
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    GOLF Here's How
    155 15  - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Sread i 9kG3i/ BECAUSE many yolicr? har the explosion siioj let's remew it. The ball in' positioned well forward off ihe left Tool did ihe stance is wide open. Your head m icell over \he ball. You grip the club low on ihe leather. i
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    The Boys Waited Outside
    329 15 IF SAFA had let schoolboys m free to waU'h >♦**- Iterday's junior league soccer match at Jalan Besar it would have saved the diy from its one sour note. The B maUh itself was keen and interesting M any played so f far Victoria School brought
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    Plucky P. Brani Lose To Tigers
    364 15 A LARGE crowd— the best to date— returned from Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday with high regard for; the prowess of last year's first division champions,! iiger Sporting Association, and admiration for Pulau Brani United who put up such a plucky display although defeated 3-nil
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    338 15 LONDON, Mar 8. (Renter): Following arc results uf soccer matches played today: FA (TP 6TB ROIM) Blackburn Rovers 3, Burnley 1. Luton Town 2. Arsenal 3. Portsmouth 2. Newcastle U 4 Sheffield U. 0. Chelsea 1. FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa 0. Tottenham II 3. Blackpool 4, Fulham
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    30 15 HIGH TIDES at the principal re»orts m Malaya: TODAY AM. P.M. Singapore 1W 16.52 Malacca 7.05 7.09 Tori DickMß IJf HJ r«rt Slum 4^5 ».W Peaaaf 12^
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    Relay Thrills In S'pore Swim Gala
    389 15 SWIMMING a well judged rate at the First Swimming Carnival of the Singapore Teachers' Training Association held at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday the Anglo-Chinese School won the first Inter School Relay event to be held this year. Raffles Institution led till the last
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    112 15 Noon's Eleven W in First SCC Trial IN the first Singapore Cricket I Club trial match played on the padang yesterday. H. Noon's XI defeated J. Ewartt's team by 2C runs. Noon's eleven, batting nxst, put up ;i total of U)2 runs. G. Heard topped the score with 35 while
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    2848 16  -  GOODWOOD Dead Heat In Main Race By FORM IOOk an rarly the Penang Turf Club Sprin no lesH then thrrc horses l (Tulloli) ami Kaiserine ll|»M*lS. Ashok who paid $9° and $39 beat Constance (Bagby) by two lengths to win the second race. Constance, who had
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