Sunday Standard, 16 March 1952

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    21 1 With Free 8-Page Comicsi Sunday Standard ■ZKJLWM VMS. VOL. II NO. 258. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1952. 20 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    J2Die,26Hurt In Camp Riot
    164 1 »k^<>. Mar. IS (Beater-AAP). Gen. hcadqwHrten announced today that 12 Hijsl prisoners were killed and 26 wounded i -h outbreak of unrest at the United Nations i- of war camp on koje island, south-west I'm -an, on March 13. ican officer and one South Korean civilian
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    Operation In Brlum Completed
    55 1 Operation In Brlum Completed UMPUR, Sat— B turn, •never, ej m North c S.am bor- en terrorized n Communist ■.■•npietod. mprising two ScOUts into the the Malay a squaji ho made \y: a land tnck-fl m Kuala .•< iii Ufta i serted v.i!cid inhabitants, all en and chil- I out
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    Boy (10) Dies In Crash
    70 1 A 10- YEAR-OLD schoolboy, W'■ g Sain Kirn was kilied 1 iv m a road accident i1 the I3| milestone Semba- H '.i i. Wong was in- c i m a collision with a bus, at 1 l.:;i) a.m. P i engera travelling m the
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    Train Derailed
    16 1 I R, Sal Da] 3 and Paioh, cancelled a derailment activities is expected to
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    Gordon Released
    32 1 Robin Gordon, a British busi- nessman, if ported yesterday to h ive been "detained" by Chinese Communists m Shanghai, has been released, it was reported ■c: t Hiighi Renter. I
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    Youth Sentenced To Death Weeps
    222 1 Youth Sentenced To Death Weeps MALACCA, Sat.— Mr. Justice Abbott, this afternoon sentenced 17 year old student teacher Mohamed Sidek Baba to death for unlawful possession of 83 rounds of ammunition on Lendu Masjid Panab Road last January. Before passing sentence Mr. Justice Abbott said. "I do not want to
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    Son Of India
    65 1 AN INDIAN, son of a pensioner of the former Federated Malay States who now lives m Bombay, has written to the Singapore (Government offering his services to Malaya. He made his offer on reading a Press Trust of India report m the Times of India on the
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    Templer Concerned Over Siam Border Arms Traffic
    421 1 Templer Concerned Over Siam Border Arms Traffic Special Cable by arrangement with The Times, London LONDON, March 15— General Sir Gerald Templer, High Commissioner of the Federation of Malaya, is understood to be giving considerable attention to the increasing arms trafficking at the Siamese-Malayan frontier, according rb a despatch from
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    7 Human Guinea Pigs To Test New Survival Equipment
    450 1 7 Human Guinea Pigs To Test New Survival Equipmen t A PARTY of seven R.A.F. "human guinea i>ij;s" Kill set off tomorrow for a seven or eight-day Irek through some North Borneo"* wild jungle and swamp country to test new survival equipment for crashed aircrew. They will have with them
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    Job For Old Men
    32 1 MORE than 60 men. aged 50--70 years, have applied for the job of watchman m the nudist reservation on the German Nortb Sea island of Sylt.— A. P.
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    'Copter Stages Ist Airstrike
    108 1 THE FIRST helicopter "air-strike" of the Emergency has just been made, the RA.F. said last night. A civilian reported to the Grik police that his car had been stopped by four terrorists on a lonely section of road outside the town. A police party went to
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    Back Service Bill
    62 1 A STRONG appeal to overseas Chinese m Singapore to support the National Service Bill was made yesterday by both Mr. Tan Lark Sye. forme r President of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Mr. Tan Siak Kew. the new President They were addressing a 'AO newly sworn-in
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    Newsman's Tough Experience
    424 1 Standard Staff Reporter AN ORDINARY traveller who wants U.S. dollars to tide him over at his next port of call after he leaves Singapore. fac<*s the impossible task of getting mor c than $40 of the hard currency, according to a new ruling m^ie this week by
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    Internal Unrest Looms In Siam
    333 1 BANGKOK, Mai. II (UP)— A state of ir.1.rn.,1 unrest, whose nature- is not >«•! known, is lik«*l\ to laftc place soon. Colonel Luang Saraiiiiprapan. a<-tin<: rbirl of Government I'iiMir H< lations l)<-|»arimrin. IoM i»< wmim'M this all* riHJon. '1 lie si :i tf! iii•! i'
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    Hawaii Second Only To UK In RubberEstates
    111 1 Hawaii Second Only To UK In RubberEstates Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Mar. 15 Malaya House is m "flap" over statistics recentl> published m the overseas economic survey entitled "Malaya" which is the product of the Tnited Kingdom Trade Commissioner m Malaya, Mr. X X MacKenzie In listing: registration of rubber
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    Mother's Murder
    42 1 Mrs. Kathteen Martin wfa« l'uuiid guilty today ol the murder of her fivo children, aged 2 to 7. She killed hersell simultatteously. Slit- had turned on a g'"'s jel m the bedrown ol their home m Leeds on Monday. Reuter.
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    Tip Led To Arrest Of Two
    141 2 Standard Staff Reporter A TIP from a public-spirited Singapore Chinese resulted m the discovery by the Kandang Kerbau Police of $2,000 worth of cast iron which was stolen from a dump m Norfolk Road. Describing it as an excellent example of public co-operation, a
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    $6,000 BAIL IN TRUST CASE
    48 2 LEE POO HEING claimed trial m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, when charged with two counts of criminal breach of trust involving a total ot "^.585 between Jan. 17 and 21. The case was postponed to Mar. 22. Bail of $6,000 was
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    'Dynamo To Fight Reds'
    79 2 THL UNIVERSITY of Malaya represents a dynamo that is gradually sending out stronger impulses against the Red-inspired insulation a force of evil threatening to nullify the effects of prudent government and the aims of true Malayans. This is stated In the editorial of the Malayan Undergrad,
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    New Postal Agency
    31 2 A postal agency at the Coopeiative Stores. 171 Joo Chiat Road. Singapore has been opened for the sale of stamps and the acceptance and posting of postal article-..
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    Bus Co. Holds Test Run In 'Isolated' Estate
    411 2 Bus Co. Holds Test Run In 'Isolated' Estate Standard Staff Reporter FOR THE first time yesterday, a bus rumbled down the narro.7 road m a test run into the Singapore Improvement Trust Estate at the 9th mile Bukit Timih and stopped before the artisan quarters. In the bus was the
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    Undergrads Will Run The Survey
    125 2 THE MALAYAN Undergrad reports that 14 geography students of the University of Malaya will take part m a pilot survey of Singapore City during the first week of the Easter vacation. This pilot survey will be under the direction of the Diagnostic Survey Team. The
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    647 BIRTHS
    28 2 THERE WERE 647 births m Singapore last week, compared with 206 deaths during the same period. Pneumonia clai ned 34 lives, enteritis 33, and luberculosis 29.
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    Power Cuts
    254 2 SINGAPORE Substations liable to load shedding today: DAY Alexandra Brickwork*. Pa«ir Pan Jang. Krtonnulory IM.. Oxygen Factory, crcw»nil«'. tt. Janus, Miri ltd.. SUaf IM ItnUit Pason, fS.A.T.. Trafalgar >L Anson IM.. Tiong Kiihrn, St., Kamali St.. Tropic* P.irk. Nan -son Rri.. I. am Soon Oil .Mills. <;uan Hin.
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    Three Women Hospital Attendants Win Appeal
    271 2 HOLDING that he found it impossible to uphold the conviction on the evidence, Mr. Justice Rogers, m the Singapore High Court yesterday, allowed the appeal by three mental hospital attendants against sentence of three months' imprisonment imposed m the lower courts for illtreating a
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    'Every Effort Is Being Made To Reduce Blackouts'
    379 2 Standard Staff Reporter THERE is no complacency m the matter of improving the electricity supply position m Singapore and every effort is being made to reduce blackouts to a minimum. This assurance was given yesterday by the City Council President, Mr. T.
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    3 Schoolboys Were Heroes
    234 2 THREE Singapore schoolboys were among It recipients of Certificates of Commendation' at a presentation ceremony held at the Police Training School, Thomson Road yesterday morning. The others were members of the Police Force. The three youths, were all prefects In their respective schools: Tham Khal Wcng
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    10,000 IN COLONY HAVE TB-GARLICK
    448 3 1 0,000 IN COLONY HAVE TB-GARLICK SAT A Tops 100,000 th X-ray Standard Woman Reporter III! \nli.Tube r H loMs Association clinic this week ,mI »it.i»ut Iml for arrlaim, filed away its 100.*****1 X-Ray signi- ii.v patienN v,ho walked through i ls d oora sim n Has j 4)llll< i
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    30-Storey Skyscraper For S'pore
    73 3 30-Storey Sky scraper For S'pore V sky- v thC I the O I n d Road begin the:>• :>• building being and propro\ ••'<. tatively plan- 2C storeys i firms, and turned ential quart- lurant s, ol >; u- >kvPij Keng Siang is plan of the ol the.^ getbei with
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    'Cock And Bull' Story
    91 3 (II \R(.I l> mi n the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, with selling beer without a licence. Oiig- Lye Soon said that it was his mother's birthday, and the three people drinking beer m his shop m Desker Road were merely guests. "Don't you come and
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    Two Men Claim Trial
    69 3 A CHINESE. Ang Chwee Chy c was charged m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, with stealing tJO pieces of cast iron blocks valued at $2,000 belonging to Shan? Yu Shcng at Norfolk Road on March 14. Lim 800 Siong was charged with dishonestly retaining the
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    Cheat Fined $300
    28 3 J> gailty I n I each lh« trade i the ed b c l.: ci Pen Cora J; .y was fined re yesterday c confiscated.
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    TulipsFromHolland For Flower Show
    287 3 Standard Staff Reporter Tulips from Holland, as well as hyacinths and cyrangea are expected by air for the Singapore Gardening Society's fourth post-war flower show on Mar. 28. Mr. Max Lewis, secretary of the Flower Show, said yesterday that the show will be declared open by
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    RUBBER PRICE: SLIGHT RISE
    122 3 THE RUBBER market m Singapore was quiet but firm yesterday at slightly better prices than Friday's levels. Small business passed during the morning with overseas orders on the small side. The market was quiet after being steady shortly after the opening. Singapore Chamber of Com merce
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    More Money For Two S'pore Women
    128 3 MORE rish rifts from readers of The sinncJnd have hern h int*"d to ihr two Sinv..ip > woitic i v > n^ lo»i'4"r have jnvone *<» brine kowe the m;>ney for the family. One is a widow. Mrs. Tay Lee Sent;, nrhose husband, a
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    HE SAYS THANK YOU TO READERS
    134 3 USE Mrs SAW eldett wn Of Mrs. .\'y Fook Loony, I ,■> wrote the letter on r>u« irn thanking reader* oj The Standard for their genertmt donations, ims gircu awty by liis mother irlicyi he lOCS a baby. Mrs. Ng gate him (9 her
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    Magistrate Testifies
    73 3 Standard Stuff Repnrirr THE DEATH of wa Ui .n Aoiiian. Venktdasalam, m liotel m Geylang Road on !>''<• 14 last v«\ir h:iri sequel ;r L the Singapore Assizes yesterday when a coffee >i'>p assistant, Govindasamy Armugann urn charged nritn tnurdering I o .v»man. Fallowing evidence by Mr P
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    DAMPER ON 'BAD HAT' SETTLERS
    399 4 —Must Go To School Stamlanl Staff Correspondent hi MX II MII K. Sal. In one corner of Kuala I it m pur** blllh, about five miles from town, at tli< Xnipaiiu Koail Resettlement ramp, there i* known io rxiM ahout _\OOO *l>a«l hats' living among
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    Free Rice Control
    72 4 Rl \l A MMPIR. Sat The target date of March 17 for the control of free rice has been rescinded and the control will come into force on March Ml. The order whereby holders «>i ration card* must take three and a half katies of (iovernment rice
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    $5,000 Bail For Woman
    159 4 $5, 000 Bail For Woman JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. -She; was hard pressed for money, i i he offi red to convey some p kets ol Opiu n ..rid deliver i it Batu Pahat, -aid n i -i woman, Thio Soh Wah, j ear-old i i ployt c of a Sin
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    5-YEAR TERM
    58 4 MALACCA, Sal Be.-..u«;e a youth had adm tied this morning at the Assizes here; Th.it he had supplied foodstuffs and stationery to bandits near the IS mus Gading-Kesang j R *;.d on N•' ::n and Dec 4 last Mr. Justice Abboti sent j nto a flve-yi ar term
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    THEIR FIRST CATCH'
    62 4 THE DOG i/J the picture seen eating out a saucer, was the one captured by three members of the South Johore Branch of the Malayan Society of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal* yesterday. (From left): Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs. Cant (m slacks) arid behind her, Mrs. Scudamore,
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    MSPCA MACHINERY GETS UNDER WAY
    703 4 By PERCY JOSEPH, Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— The target was Jalan Datoh. It was from here that a report was received that a ***** and its litter were prowling from house to house m search of food and usually foraging m rubbish heaps
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    'Dead' Law Hits The Small Men
    203 4 By A. Gunasekera Standard SUIT Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat Since the Moneylenders Ordinance was passed m the Federal Legislative Council last year, people who follow this occupation, particularly Chettiars, have been reluctant to do fresh business. The Chettiar community, whose investments m the colony
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    'Androcles And The Lion'
    171 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The group which under the sponsorship of the British Council presented "Midsummer Night's Dream" In the Lake Gardens m December is to undertake a second presentation this time Bernard Shaw's "Androcles and the Lion." Mr. David Lyttle of Radio Malaya has consented to
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    Malacca Talentime
    85 4 MALACCA. Sat. Radio Malaya, Malacca, will hold the third and fourth performances of its third series of Talent ime at the City Cabaret on Sunday, March 16, at 11.30 a.m. A feature of the show i? a harmonica band make up of boys between six and 12 years
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    Repatriation
    71 4 KUALA LUMPUR Sat. Mr. Leung Cheung Ling is to ask the Secretary for Defence. when the Federal Council meets next week, how many persons have been repatriated by the Government from each Settlement on State of the Federation since the enforcement of the Emergency Regulations m 1948. and how
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    Backward Pupils
    51 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Member for Education is to be asked m the Federal Council how many backward pupils were discharged at the end of last year from Govern-ment-aided English schools m each State or Settlement. And what arrangements have been made by the Government f< these backward
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    'No Indefinite Detention'
    144 4 Standard Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— Mahmood bin Paseh, a Bugis Haji, who stands charged with possessing a false certificate stating that he had lost his identity card, came before the President, Che Taib bin Haji Andak, m the Sessions Court, today, applyuig for bail pend- ing
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    THEY SERVE AS THE ARMY'S EYES
    248 5 THEY SERVE AS THE ARMY'S EYES 1 i M ttthrvt S, Iff, North < Oi r t Right lv A i m ited nineteen l>aniit > imps m the jungle and I directed f iie ground troops to them Ob four occasions they guided troops towards bandit, •'•••< fi Mm
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    Varsity Will Help Mining
    102 5 Standard Stun" Reporter THE opening «»f an Engineer ng Faculty lhiul Geological Department m the University of Malaya, probably m the 1953/54 academic year, will help to meet Malaya's urgent need for trained people to develop her mining resources. This is stated by the Vice Chancellor
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    Stole 20 Sarongs
    26 5 FOR stealing 20 sarongs and six sarees, worth $250 Hussain bin Gaffor (18». was sentenced m Singapore yesterday to six weeks' rigorous imprisonment.
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    Teo'Lim Wedding
    85 5 MORE than 250 guests attended the wedding of Mr. Teo Whee Heng to Miss Lim Liew Kiow yesterday afternoon at the Adelphi Roof Garden, m Singapore. Father of the groom Mr. Teo Kirn Eng. a well known Singapore Chinese merchant donated 52.000 to S.A.T.A.. the Chinese V.M.C.A.. the
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    SPARE A THOUGHT FOR THE PUBLICAN
    480 5 hoto. APPEALING for public co-operation m observing Singapore's liquor laws, a senior customs official pointed 1 out yesterday that it is illegal lor any kind of alcoholic drink to be sold or consumed on public premises such as restaurants, roadside food-stalls, dance halls bars
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    17 WERE MURDERED IN S'PORE
    67 5 Standard Stuff Reporter SEVENTEEN people were murdered last year, 105 committed suicide, and 14f> were killed as a result of road accidents m Singapore. This was revealed by the Coroner, *Mr Choor Singh, m hi.s annual report for 1951. The report says that the Coroner
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    Jade Inspection
    37 5 THE High Commissioner of the Federation, Sir Gerald Templer and Lady Templer. with the Governor's aide-de-camp. Capt. Newland Bingham, yesterday visited Mr, Aw Boon Haws residence at Nassim Road to see Mr. Aw's jade collection.
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    HER PAST' EXPOSES HYPOCRITES
    316 5 O\ KR 808 -iT 1 era an I 1 teif kj.i^-'-i i* f vl l Ft iI iv ri".;!i f the last p■?:i:ti UK 6 r -i HIW rofl Theatre >£ th« pl-'Y H Past" IV Frederick Ja »m nrh b <• i J perform- i
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    TRADE STANDSTILL AS WORKERS FACE BIG SLUMP IN JOBS
    348 5  -  LIEW MOOK YOON iSoiMfon Lies Wtth SWk'arko By Standard Special Correspondent PENANG, Sat.- Thousands of workers here face the prospect of being thrown out of employment unless a solution is found within the next two weeks m the hitch caused by
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    SVC Needs 50 Women, Gunners
    134 5 Standard Staff Reporter ABOUT 20 per cent of those recruited into the Singapore Volunteer Corps m the last few days are Chinese, the Adjutant, Capt. J. F. Jones of The King's Regiment, told The Standard yesterday. The rest of the recruits were mainly Malays but
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    19 Get GOC Testimonials
    107 5 THE Commander m Chie< Fat East Laud Forces has <«p--i proved the issue of his Testi- tnonials tor Good Service foi the period July l- Dec ::i. 1951 to the following: Lav Chon Poh, E. A D Moreyra, T P. Sundaram Yap Kwee Shing. B. M
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    Police Worried By Crime Wave In France
    1800 6 PARIS, Sal. JUSTICE i» to be polished up m France. In a country that prides itself on it* liberty, 99 per cent of people tried m tbe last 20 criminal assizes have been found guilty a percentage rivalled only by the Soviet Inion.
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    Slice The Look And Add Pepper, Salt To Taste
    1926 7  -  Michael Goh Illustrated By by U@ &*>cm I jOW many of you mer know how to make a chee c fondue? (It's no v .c. mcs ami staring hard a' the ceiling for you are not likely to find any help
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    Highlights Of The Week's Radio Fare
    240 7 IN honour of St. Patrick's Day, Radio Malaya is putting on a programme, "For St. Patrick's Day at 7.15 p.m. tomorrow. Under the direction of Producer Charles Free, it is a lighthearted Irish programme. The story of the Scott Antarctic Expeditions will be presented
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    Good News For YOU...
    1809 8 Good News For YOU [)EAR Reader:— You must no 1 1 doubt be wondering why i this page is not carrying its usual features today. The reason is we have decided to take time off to i talk a little bit about ourselves and you. For example have you ever
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    1—EYES ON ASIA
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    318 12 Strapless Kind Will Fit To Perfection Says ANN REYNOLDS TVTINETEEN FIFTY--1 TWO is a year of beautiful swim suits. Never before have women been so favoured by the designers. Your choice this year will probably be a onepiece strapless suit that will fit to
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    333 12 SOME women live alone. Others live m loneliness. And there's all the difference m the world between these two modes of existence. The first woman is wise and courageous. If once a wife, she did not pack away her charm the day her marriage
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    134 12 rpO BRING up the pile after A you have shampooed upholstery fabric, brush against the nap with a toft brash when the material hi nearly dry. To shampoo, use a mild. cooL stiff lather, a stiff brush and circular motion, working over a small area and taking- care
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    445 12  -  BOB THOMAS By SHOULD a girl ask a man for his hand m marriage? This question has faced women •ince the beginning of history. I put the question to a number of movie glamour girls, and these were their replies: MAUREEN OH
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    53 12 BRIDES choosing their cooking utensils and experienced housewives replacing wornout kitchen equipment will do well to check pans to determine whether bottom and sides meet m a gentle curve. Those that meet m a sharp angle tend to make food 1 stirring difficult, and washing more
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      211 13 THIS DRESS i» The Standard's choice this week. We can help you make it at HOME By YOUKSfcLF. Now look at these two diagrams and read carefully th«* six tips given below as to how you are to take your measurements. Now fill m the blank spaces,
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    942 15  - Chinese Hit By Increased Alien Tax In Thailand MARSI FARIBATRA I ruiirrrn is betag felt imon| Chinese .1. ni« m Thailand folowing the decision Ih. n <,o\t rumeiit lo inrrc—c die alien lax jo to MM) lirals |>er year. He wfwrt i« of liulr importance for the Furo,,r Xriu •ri<-:in»
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    954 15  - Malayan Street Names Poser For Council K. S. CHIA By r pHE Singapore City Council is finding difficulty m naming its new streets. Finding suitable road names have always been a problem, and Municipal Councillors are finding it more difficult these days, as j housing development takes rapid strides Old-time
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    524 15  -  ROBERT STEPHENS K> Reaction Of Wafd To Govt. A waited r FIIE dramatic change of A government here has been completed rapidly and calmly. But there is an atmosphere of suspense as the public waits to see how the Wafd. still the bigg* I political machine m
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    91 16 CAIRO. Mar. 15, (AP)— Straight Clark. U.S., pale and weak from his recent illness. paired with Polish exile W. Skonecki, to qualify for the final of men's doubles of Egypt's international tennis championships Friday. They defeated Australia's G. Tregonning and C. Cawthorn, 7—5, o—6. 6-3.
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    361 16 \£W YORK.— (UP) America has no hopes of winning any honours m Olympic bicycling, but ISA rycliatfl are training hard m the belief that an upset always is po*~il»lt\ if not probable. The American team has not been chosen yet, so lire battle for berths
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    422 16 TWO SINGAPORE representative teams, Chinese and the Business Houses Combined, met at Jalan Besar Madium yesterday but the crowd which came hoping for some interesting, lively football, went home disappointed. After 60 minutes of the dullest play seen so far, Chinese walked away winners
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    81 16 LONDON. Mar. 15 (Reuter>— The European Boxing Union has selected the new British heavyweight champion Johnny Williams as official challenger to meet Heinz Neuhaus (Germany) the holder, for the European championship. This was announced today by the British Boxing Board of Control. The contest has te take
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    65 16 CHAMONIX, France, Mar. 14 (AP) Mrs. Andrea Mead Lawrence, America's Olympic double gold medal winner, finished m a tie for third today m the ladies' downhill race of the Arlberg Kandahar inter- national ski competition. Merl Buchner of Geimany was winner, followed by another German, Hildesuse
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    316 16 LONDON, Mar. 15 (Reuter): Following are results of soccer matches played today ENGLISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION Bolton 3. Chelsea 0. Burnley 0. Derby County I. Charlton 0. Manchester C. 0. Fulham 0. Arsenal 0. Manchester U. 2. Wolves 0. Mid'brough 1. Blackpool 0. Newcastle 3. Portsmouth 3. Preston
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    45 16 PARIS. Mar.' 14 (Renter) G ilbert Benaim. boxing matchmaker at the Palais Des Sports here, today announced that the 10 winners of this year's Chicago "Golden Gloves" contest will meet the French national amateur boxing team here on April 29.
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    412 16 THE RAF Soccer enthusiasts must be very pleased with results m the Inter-Services Leagues, during: the past week, and may well look forward to a very successful season. In three matches they scored 18 goals with only one against. When Changi beat GHQ. by 6—l. Gubbins
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    272 16 LONDON. Mar. 14, (Reuter). Bookmakers at the Victoria Club tonight gave no pointer to the Jack Jaryis Lincolnshire Handicap riddle whether Llanstephan is better than stable companion Benbow. Early m the day. Benbow was so heavily backed that he was thought likely to become favourite. Tonight
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    821 17  -  Fairplay jj a... i Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Sat. Two goals m the last two minutes of the game scored by the Negri's inside men, Wai Keen and Herd, enabled Negri to register a 2-1 victory over the R.A.F. m a friendly soccer match played
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    365 17 ANGLO CHINESE School and Star Socc^rite shared points m the SAFA youth competition played at the Jalan Besar stadium yesj terday, each scoring a goal. The game was a thriller from j i the start to finish. Star Soccer ites mode an all out j
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    70 17 SINGAPORE Cold Storage beat the 8.0.D. m a cricket i match played OH the BOD ground yesterday. In the first innings. BOD. were all out for 94 Newman was the highest scorer for the BOD with 2G Scaife scored 20. Dp Kretser took 6 for 13.
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    44 17 THE Business House Soccer match between the Borneo Company and Robinsons, at Farrer Park was postponed on account of impossible ground conditions. Mud inches rteep on the CYMA and Qeylahg Stadium grounds yesterday forced the abandonment of two div. 2 soccer matches.
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    133 17 KOTA BHARL\ Sat Entries are invited U>r the 1952 Keiantan soever league for the i SuituM's Shield. The closing i (lute for entries la Tuesday, Mar. 25 and the 'rattle is <-x-peL-ted to start some time m the early part of April. Each team must include the affiliation
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    149 17 THE Singapore Business houses league tie between Dunlops and Breweries ended m a draw with each side scaring a penalty Roal. In the first half, the Breweries were constantly on the attack and play was confined to the Dunlop goal moulh. but brilliant saves by Hock
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    51 17 TAIPING, Sat.— Entries are invited for the annual North Perak tennis championships to be held here from April 11 to 20. The draw will take place at the Kempe Club, Jalan Lembu Larang, Taiping on March 22 at 7 p.m.. and the last day for entries is Mar.
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    203 17 Staiulard S|R*t*ial (.'orr<*sp<>n<l«'iit NEW DELHI, War. 15. An All-India basketball learn is planning a lour of Malaya. Secretary ol ihe All-India BaKkell»all Association has received an invitation from Mr. Goh Chye Hin of the Singapore Chinese j A.A.F. The offer will be discussed at the
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    104 17 MANILA, Mar. 15, (AFP) The projected trip of the Price Stabil zation Co rp o rat io v basketball team to Singapore on coming Monday will not have the official sanction <->l the Philippine A rial cu r Athiotic Federation, r;mki::^ P.A.F. official declared here
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    718 17  -  'ROGER' SELETAR SPORTS NEWS By GROUP Captain E. J. P. Burling (Ret.) the man v!io did m» much to promote nailing m Singapore waters, has broken a world tour for a short trfay on the island. In the early thirties lie fought hard against
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