Sunday Standard, 23 March 1952

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    Masthead
    17 1 Sunday Standard (*1 *> DWi VOL. II NO. 265 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    WAR DEPT TO AXE 3,000 CIVILIANS
    455 1 NA VY, AIR FORCE WILL FOLLOW AUSTERITY MOVE THREE thousand civilian workers will be jobless this June when the War Department streamlines its organization m the Colony. This step is m accordance with proposals forwarded by Planning Committee from the United Kingdom which recently
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    Premier Of Ceylon Dies
    196 1 111 o\|lso. Mar. 22. I*rim«* MiniMrr Don Stt'phen k«- <li»«l hare to«l;i> of in jn rit suffered m a fall horse yesterday. rgeaei tnatmeni dictated by Sir llu»h Cairns, braUU ipcclalint, l»y radio from his home m tl J a ml, 6,300 MUea away. fail«-«l to
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    NEWS GRIEVES ATTLEE
    177 1 lai 2J (Ret terl v Party leader cc today paid Ceylon Pre- a Senanayake, statesman" who il contribution wealth. Who I S P:i:ne, n achieved a i of seeing i ia on iendship the vil >n un- eh p »ple ti suisi tg 0«t oi his staunch
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    Queen's Message
    29 1 TIIK QUEEN yesterday M'nt i nn«s>ase of sympathy t.» (Vvlon on the death of Premier Don Senanayake. Messages of sympathy w«*re also sent by all Commonwealth Governments.
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    Tinman Meets Foreign "Press"
    72 1 Teen age student editors from Middle East and Asian countries are pictured here with President Truman m New York on March 15 prior to the convention luncheon of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association at which the President spoke. Truman interrupted his Key West. Florida, vacation to
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    CEYLON'S LOSS SHOCKS SPORE
    822 1 M-\\s o ihc death of Mr. Don Stephen Senanayake shocks Singapore, followiiig as it did yesterday a i hirfa saifl i»«at there had been a sligbl improve- men! m his condition. Mr. Senanayake was to have been personal host to the retiring Governor of Singapore. Sir
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    Naylor Is Acquitted
    79 1 RALPH NAYLOR, 29-year-' old Singapore City Council Engineer, who was accused of causing the death of Mr. G. Bolton "by a negligent act not amounting to homicide" m November last, was acquitted m the First Traffic Court yesterday. Mr. Bolton. a Superintendent at the Singapore Glass Manufacturers
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    Blockade Threat To Red China
    310 1 MANILA. Mar. 22 (LP) United Slates Secretary of the Navy, Admiral Dan A. Kimball saul the United States Navy ha* forces available for an immediate blockade of Red China and strongly indicated it might do so should the trueo talk fail or the Reds spread
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    BOMBS KILL 4
    31 1 FOUR Japanese farmers were killed and three wounded on Friday when American soldiers tossed grenades on a drill ground near Senai, Japan, the A.r*. U.S. Army said today.
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    Egyptian Crisis?
    17 1 WELL-INFORMED circles said m Cairo yesterday that the Egyptian Parliament would shortly be dissolved. AFP.
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    $1,000,000 (US) Fire
    28 1 A FIRE from an exptodintj hardware store furnace destroyed half of the Alaskan coastal ti.sh ing town W;in«ell and caused damage estimated at $1,000,000. -U.P.
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    Peng Soon Triumphs
    35 1 LONDON, Mar. 21, (AP). Wong Pens Soon captured the All-England Badminton singles championship beating Eddy Choong 15-11, 18-13. With this victory, his third m succession, Peng Soon makes the trophy his own.
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    70 1 'Jennifer Jones' the blonde doll was a wonderful companion for 8,000 miles to seven year Id Priscilla Sager who arrived m Singapore by Qantas-BOAC yesterday to join her father. A.S.P. Mr. Frank Sager of the Penan? Police Force. •'l'll be around Malaya for three years," said Priscilla, who travelled unescorted
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    Bandits Murder 9
    153 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A bus driver and six passengers were killed at the 42nd mile, Raub Kuala Kubu Bahru road yesterday afternoon due to terrorist action. The bus ran off the road and plunged into Sungei Selangor. Three other pa sengers were injured while three escaped unhurt.
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    RI Coins Smuggled To S'pore
    72 1 NEDAN. Mar. 21. (IP) The Indonesian language paper "WaNpada" said today that lari:** quantities of silver coins are being smuggled from Indonesia to Malaya. It said that the Singapore blaik market pays 50. 70 or 4.70 rupiahs for one silver guilder. The paper quoted "informed
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    Four U.S. Howlers Kill 214
    112 1 LITTLE ROCK, Arkan a Mar. 22. A squad oi killer tornadoes running "four to six" abreast —.-wen' thro igh at east four southern statein the United State and lefl more than 21 l pei ons dead today. ",l c than 1 .000 were inju a
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    STANDARDS 1st ANSON ARRIVES
    353 1 WITH the arrival of an Avro Anson aircraft for The Singapore Standard last night. Standard readers living m he more remote parts Federation w;ll now be able to benefit by The Standard airlifL The Anson. flown into Airport from England by the Chief Engineer of the
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    Malaya: Focus Of Imperial Policy
    274 1 LONDON. Mar. 22 (K.ui.-r) liriti-.lt MiiiUi.f „f Stal«* for the (iolonu's, Mr. Alan I.<'iino\-H«>\«l. MaSai I* < <• Uiday the most imporlanl |»arl of iinot 1 i;il |»olir> at |»n sent turned on th«* situation 11 >lala\a v^linr nililxr and tin w«rt' our best dollar
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    42 Die In KLM Crash
    153 1 The Royal LJutrh Ah mi tm i thai 12 per kl and six irvived m •>■ Johanne i, irg■v''-"'"- n airliner near here wmpany mi I the p 1 1 M p.., engert and 10 rrew tnemberi ■■'•■> Urn q ..-•n in Queen t J:'
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    Hospitalised By B's
    43 1 AN INDIAN' v > f I v sva "ii ii« ..I i', \> ung Singapi h <•. Jt .i|j iit .> pn% ■.t- i iui i^ a (bun It*! iloi m i!«- <• > ipsed aajl wi.< Latei '.a lea t i hukpit ii by ambulance
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    Mrs. FDR May Make Brief Stop At Kallang Ray Of Hope Fo: 600 Women
    356 2 Mrs. FDR May Make Brief Stop At Kallang Ray Of Hope Fo: 600 Women THE GIFTS MRS. HOWARD G. Chappell, President of ||y American Women's Auxiliary of the Singapore American Association displays the gifts for Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, which will be presented to her at Kallangr Airport during the brief
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    False Doctor Charge Denied
    80 2 False Doctor Charge Denied A WOMAN. Tang Wai Lan. appeared m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday on three summons charges of falsely using the titles of Doctor and Woman Medical Expert, publishing her name as practising medicine and surgery, and practising medicine and surgery while not being registered under
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    Alleged Theft Of Scrap Iron
    74 2 TOH LIANG SEAH of Changi Road was charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, with stealing scrap iron valued at $75 belonging to Oh Than Tiew at 9i mile Changi Road on Mar. 14". Chua Kirn Teck was accused of dishonestly retaining the scrap
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    Labourer Stole Scrap, Fined
    49 2 SENTENCE of one day's simple imprisonment was imposed on a labourer. Ponnusamy m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday for stealing $2 worth of scrap metal belonging to the R.A.F. on Jan. 26. Ponnusamy was also fined $30 by the Magistrate, Mr. n. H. Chapman.
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    $25,000 Bail
    45 2 BAIL of $25,000 was offered to D.S. Wizendra m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday when he denied a charge of dishonestly retaining stoLen silver ware valued at $10,000 at Middle Road on Feb. 28. The case was postponed to Mar. 26.
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    57 2 photo. AFTER a year of courtship, the romance of Miss Lee Siew Heng, of Singapore, and Mr. R. Shanmu gram, of Madras, was culminated m marriage yesterday at the Registry. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Lee Pang 800, Singapore merchant, and Mrs. Lee. The young couple will make
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    DANCING IN AN 18th CENTURY DRAWING ROOM
    67 2 picture. THESE FIVE pupils of the Moudrene's School of Dancing will be among the 100 pupils who will give a ballet recital on April 17, 18 and 19 at the Victoria Memorial Hall. They will dance m an "18th Century Drawing Room/ From
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    Eight Face Arms Charge
    76 2 EIGHT CHINESE wire. charged m the Sir.gaflure Second District Court yesterday, with unlawful possessii n J of a .38 revolver, a knife and a '^earing scraper a* Kampong Bahru Road on Jan. 23. All of them pleaded no! guilty. They were Lee Poon Teck. Ho Chee
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    3 Face Gang Robbery Charge
    89 2 A GANG robbery charg was explained to three Chinese m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday. Accused were L< c Chei g Tee of Thome Road, Ng Ah Seng of Tiong Bahru Road. and Lim Ah Chye of Com i ni Garden, were alleged to
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    Christening Today
    24 2 DR. and Mrs. S S Pavillard's one-month-old baby daughter will be christened at !2 noon today at the Cathedral the Goon Shepherd.
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    Broke Into European Houses—9 Months
    189 2 Broke Into European Houses— 9 Months Standard SUIT Reporter A 3S-year~oid rag-and-bone, man, Ang Hock Seng, voho broke into several European*' houses and ttole silverware worth $1,000, was convicted on three charges m the Singapore First District Court yesterday. Ang pleaded Jot leniency saying that he had helped the police
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      34 2 isilHiSjl ART: London Times" photogra phic exhibition of Britain 1921 19.31 sponsored by ;he Singapore Art Society and the B tish Council; at B ilish Council Centre Stamford ttoad: 9 a.nL to 5.30 p.m
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    NURSES TRAIN UNDER NEW SYSTEM
    437 3 NURSES TRAIN UNDER NEW SYSTEM photo New Courses Teach. Theory And Practice Standard Staff Reporter THE NEW block system for training nurses and j probationer hospital assistants will be inaugurated on April 22 at the Singapore General Hospital with 22 first year student nurses. The Principal Matron of the General
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    Disappointed With 'Promised Land'
    282 3 Disappointed With 'Promised Land' Standard Staff l(» porter THE^ either stand under ti»<- -.hailt* <»: ru!>!?<r tree or squat dismall) looking ai the rich -;'.rili covered b) water at the Bedok site reserved for ili<« squatter* who are being evicted from Paya Lebar to make waj for the new aerodrome.
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    $135,000 Bail For 9 Accused
    134 3 $135, 000 Bail For 9 Accused M\'K people were charged m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday m connection with the disappearance ol 55 tyres valued at $il<j.2B!) from the Harbour Board godowns 'm Feb. 8. They were Mahmood bin Ahmad. Gopalasamy Naidu Seethupathy, Kuriakose John. Siiarmu Padamnath. Tan
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    38 3 ]y/iOfO. STAFF MEMBERS and their guests numbering more than 400 attended the annual dinner Oj Messrs. E. Ott and Co. (M) Ltd. on Friday at the Cathay Restaurant. Fifth from U'H is Mr. E. Ott (Managing Director) Standard
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    MODERATE BUSINESS
    109 3 Standard Staff Reporter PRICES m the Singapore rubber market yesterday improved by one cent per Ib^j over Friday's closing levels on fair trade buying and some speculative trading. Moderate business was reported on a quietiy steady market. Singapore Chamber ni Commerce Rubber Association a price.- (per lb.) yesterday
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    Supervisee Had Three Aliases
    45 3 PLEADING guilty to failing to report to the Central Police Station while being a police supervisee. Loon? Hoi Chuen, alias Ng Poh Siong, alias Ng Hai Siong was sentenced m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, to one month's rigor- imprisonment.
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    Six Sampanmen Detained At SHB
    39 3 SIX SAMPANMEN were detained by the Singapore Harbour Board Police and the Marine police yesterday for allegedly unloading cargo from the City of Khartoum before the vessel had been cleared by the Immigration authorities.
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    305 3 BVBSTATIONS m Singapore liiltlr l" load »l<*-<ldiiiK today: l>\\ .100 < iii.it Place, Jalan Yasln, jalan Eubos Seranzooa Kit., Koi mi \>«*r. MrPherson Kd., Kirn Chuan K«l Botuulary ltd.. Florence Kd I pi>«t Nrrunsoou Yiu C'Uii Kanj Rd (iovt. PrintIne Works. Woodlrigh Park. Knulil<*ll llflfhts. Arthur Rd..
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    THAIS REFUTE INDOLENT' CHARGE
    258 4 To Make Border Co-operation More Effective Standard Staff Correspondent LAST u«*t*k*- official announcement from hti;il:i Lumpur, that a coinhincd force of Thai and Malayan P«Kcc located the headquarters of a i onsninnisl band m the border area «houhl set at rrsl i>rt\iou*l\ pwMinhrd report- questioning the
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    Flood Subsides
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    Malayan Pupil's Art Praised In US
    101 4 Malayan Pupil's Art Praised In US nts Ong F Po il■ es m c ma ad h [the t and fri jshi] thi r j s m a eg e j teaches philosophy and I i lanities m sedition to i c as a preparation fort n. Ul three have
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    STONE LAYING CEREMONY
    80 4 Standard Staff Correspondent LABIS. Sat.— A simple but colourful ceremony was witnessed by a big crowd at Labis when the foundation stone of the Chinese school m Labis resettlement area was laid by the District Officer, Che Samsu bin Mahmood. Among those present were Government officials and
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    HIT CONDUCTOR
    47 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PARIT BUNTAR, Sat. Mr. D. L. Gaie, assistant manager of Alor Pongsu Estate was fined $40 m the Parit Buntar court for assaulting his conductor, Mr. P. N. Nambiar. He was also ordered to pay $10 towards the cost of the proceedings.
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    Officer Pays Handsome Compliment To Benlong
    261 4 KUALA LUMPI R. >at. Lt.-Col. r. S. Bolton, Commanding Officer oi the Ist. Battalion 10th. Princess Mary's Own Gurkha RiHrs paid Bentong, a town m t'ahanu. a lianiisome compliment when he broadcast over the radio last ni^ht. ""In Bentong."' he said. '"it does not
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    Mind Over Matter?
    164 4 Mind Over Matter? MALACCA. Sat. Eve« the combined efforts <»' > #>v eral mechanics failed to <;et a new diesel bus suing when Dato Mat Kramat. by means of supposed supernatural powers, ordered the vehicle to stop m tow n. The Dato vvj> s iid to have t.iken exception lo
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    EX-TRAFFIC OFFICER FREED
    94 4 EX-TRAFFIC OFFICER FREED Standard >uff orn >po«dent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— Remarking that it was more of d civil matter as* there was evidence of the accused having a share m the business, the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court. Mr. B. V. Rhodes today, acquitted and discharged 26-year-old Gk)h
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    RIDE ON ROOF
    41 4 TAIPIXG. Sat. Chan Poh of Ipoh, who allowed his attendant. So Ah Lim. to take a ride on the roof of his lorry near Taiping was acquitted and discharged yesterday by the Magistrate Tuan Syed Agil bin Barakba.
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    KL-IPOH RAIL TIMES
    72 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Malayan Railway Administration announces that the down local train which leaves Ipoh at 6.40 a.m. will from tomorrow to Tuesday. March 25 depart from Ipoh at 8.30 a.m. and terminate at Kuala Lumpur. Local train services from Kuala Lumpur to Gexnas and from
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    Students Display Orientalia
    227 4 Students Display Orientalia KIRKBT (By Airmail)) Reciprocal entertainment of East and West has marked the past two months at Kirkby College where 149 student teachers from South t East Asia have shown their English friends Colourful Orientalia. and have been feted themselves m return. One of the most successful events
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    RADICAL MEETING
    53 4 Standard St.it I Correspoodeni PENANG. Sal A1 gural the X R Party the Tip Cafe here. Miss 1 Municipal C iai] the Chee Tiang S< ig Air. C. O. Lim, w a1 Vie meeting, spok ces- of the Radi Parl recent Muni referred to r he rty id
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    RELIEF C'TTEE
    46 4 Standard Staff Correspoodenl KUALA LUMPUR, S The District Officer. Che Hashim of the new district Ilfachang has Decently foi a Flood and Fire Relief Co mittee for the district. Members of this committee include Police representative. P< gawa and representatives fron the various communities.
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    UMNO Meet
    50 4 Standard Staff Cotttsp— dtart MALACCA. Sat 1 ragk Abdul Rahman UMNO president, Che Sardon Jubir, UMNO youth leader and Haji Zin Suleiman Kaum Ibu. chairman will be the principal speaker at the mass meet nig m LV-. Park tomorrow at 2 p.m. form an UMNO Youth Section here.
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    37 4 MALAYAN student* engaged In I physical culture exercises at Ktrkby College, near Liverpool, England. The cost of training the 349 Malay, Chinese, Indian aid European student teachers m residency tthe e is borne by the Malayan Government.
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      253 4 r, ri TiiFRF. MLE PF V F F w < pass haispv hours m a mutual silence, \Mih cxMnprefaension. IVhy? Bo Gad at one with them. Others .!><>a yoa thus are <»nly interrupting. v Craven "A" i t and i them* Anything you say w\\\ ignored, because nothing you Kern
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    Home From Home For The Gurkhas
    329 5  -  LEONG HEW MENG By Standard Muff Correspondent IPOH, Saturday— A new ami permanenl military ramp has sprung up from what wa, once a rubber estate mid jangle «l the foot of Gummg Rapal, four milen out--.d«> «f 1,h.1i on Tanibun Koad. I, is die
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    Prize For The 'Best' Truant
    108 5 KANGAR Sat. 'Hi<- annual Par* tits' Day gathering at a Malaj school m Central Perils recently witnessed an unusual pri/o giving ceremony m which the laziest and dullest students received honours lor th«-ir achievements during tin* past year. Contrary to normal practice, the \l«rhau Malay
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    FIRST EXAM
    32 5 KUANTAN, Sat. Three hospital assistants will bit for their first qualifying male nurse examination at the beginning of April. Another five men will sit for this examination iti Kuala Lipis.
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    LIGHT JOBS
    31 5 TAIPIXG. Sat. Government is planning to assist wan disabled ex-servicemen and members of the Passive Defence and L.D.C. injured m the last war. by offering them suitable light employment.
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    BRIBER FINED
    36 5 PARIT BUNTAR, Sat. For ollering a bribe of $5 to a Police Constable. Ng Chin Sir:. was fined $150 or three months rigorous imprisonment by Inche Salleh bin Eckhardt m the Banda Bahru court.
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    MAKE PRAI MAJOR PORT, SAY TRADERS
    506 5  -  LIEW MOOK YOON Grouse Against Board, Govt IW Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sal. Merchants here are i" araie against the Penang llarlmur Board for the deplorable conditions at the wharf where thr lark of facilities ha* wen fell (or a long, long time, ami
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      761 5 DAY BY THF S£A JBi^ THIS SUNSUIT is The Standard's choke this week. x*? 'T"/Vv 0 7 J We <m help you make it at HOME YOURSELF. \il/I A^ \jul tliis is how. 1 I'! RTf Now look at these two diagrams below and read \X fJ rarniillv the six
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    CHAMPAGNE FLOWS MORE FREELY THAN EVERY IN CRISIS CITY
    326 6 CHAMPAGNE FLOWS MORE FREELY THAN EVERY IN CRISIS CITY PARIS, Sat. V R( >:i-:'S wealthiest rich m BgTlculture, rich m minerals SI unevenly on the ok of <l. :t^'f. Cri ..-> t cri is, premi< r t > premier, the fran rao to inflai n an the eh i n(
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    noel Barber's Diary
    1141 6 fprious professional v fences. (3) That journalists should seek to maintain lull public con.' fidence m the dignity and integrity of their profession. (4) That professional secrecy, where necessary, sliould be observed. This is ail very fine. The thing that puzzles us is why it needed the
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    NO ONE TO TEACH SEX
    127 6 PLAN to give sex-educaiion talks m French high schools has been dropped because no one could b i: found, to deliver them. FRENCH author Paul Romi, searching for liule-knoicn facts about famous characters, has ionvd thai m 1801 Napoleon published -a small private volume called
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    ODD STORIES in the news
    94 6 ODD STORIES in the news Finland's doctors have warned the population that nylons must not be worn In below /v.o temperatures. The average housewife, way* Nora'ays Direclorul of Ecu nomy. works holj us long again as anyone else m the family fifty -eight hours a week. A CONSTABLE on nij-ht
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      289 6 fifl-Af has pleasure m announcing +Kr- Imroductiof Government approval) of special TOURIST CUv, cross the North Atlantic eommenci^g trow 1952. By a combination of our standard ARGON A jT %r between Singapore and London and our fa CONSTELLATION services between the United X and the North American Continent you ~i|
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    THE A.B.C. AND D.E.F. (G) OF PLANE ECONOMICS
    2381 7  - THE A.B.C. AND D.E.F. (G) OF PLANE ECONOMICS Michael Goh Illustrated By j g hai the overwh< g majoi ity of O i! hoi.ld go through life without an inkling ol Economics. It !■> c en n >ie preposterous 'nil! -hou'd come wea thy without knowing the fir thing about
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    JAPANESE BEGIN TO TALK
    511 7 TOKYO. HP! IK v. inlng of the occupaJ. tion his started many r ii i -J .1 pan c s c talking. A former Japanese diplomat has criticised publicly the verdicts given by the Far East Military Tribunal on major Japanese war criminals. He 6 iv>
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    1006 9 Germany And The Second World War 2^ THE ROOTS OF WORLD WAR 111 THE AUTHOR It. Col. F. O. Mikschc eminent stia legist ami member of the intelligence staff of the French Army. At present he is on loan to the Portuguese Government as professor at the Staff College m
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    277 9 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR SER VICEMEN A SINGAPORE national serviceman mobilized for active service m the vwnl of war, eouM apply for financial aid from Government for payment of insurance premium and mortgage on house. The application will bo considered by an investigation committee set up under the Local Forces (Civil
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    53 9 TAIPEI, Mar. 22 (AP) The China Union Press said today 200 Chinese Communist guerilla veter m.s left Hainan Island on March 5 for Malaya, en route Jo Thailand and Burma. They received a special three months advance training course m China, the Chinese
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    2331 11  -  OSWALD HENRY BY 6 Streetcar'-A Clash Of Emotions ]\ILXII to the surprise and, daresay, disappointment of Warner Brothers who banked on the picture as a "sure-winner" m the recent Oscar Derby, the screen version of the original Tennessee Williams' play, Streetcar Named Desire," failed to win for itself
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    85 11 I i ILLYWOOD. March 21 (UP) J 1 Barbara Payton, announcing that the preferred the braini Ol T >:n N'( il V> lie !>:-■. :is ol Franchot STone, Bled i< ctom mil foi divorce today. Tmc blonde beauty's su:! w;i« Sled In the Superior Court by her
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    366 12  -  Max Factor Jr. By ('Dp following is the first of a srnes of three articles b?/ tJ i ell-known wake-up adviser to Hollywood stars. Max Factor, Jr., vho tells bow his father, Max Factor, introd .-i a new kind of make-up to the .screen irorld and houj
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    235 12  -  ALICIA HART LOCKED GLANCES By IT happens often to almost everyone suddenly, m a public place, you find your glance is locked with that of x perfect stranger. Chances are you react with embarrassment or with downright hostility. Since the stranger's "stare" was probably no more
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    81 12 VTOILD you settle this argument for my two friends and 1? Is it correct for one woman to remain sitting when introduced to another woman? My friends say women should never rise when meeting: each other. K.J. (Malacca). IT is cor red to rise from your scat
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    433 12  -  BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, March 22 (AP) Why are there so many unmarried actresses ia Hollywood? Then.' are far more bachelor girls then bachelors among the film famous. To name a few: Katharine Hepburn, Dcbra Paget, Mitzi Gay nor. Piper Luurie, Jean Peters, Ann Bhjth, Patricia
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    1237 13  -  Edward Crankshaw By Al/IHOCCif pot-war disarmament m the Soviet Union was a groat deal more radical than was generally supposed m the West, a formidable proportion of the national resources continued to be devoted to the armed forces. Last yrar there was a marked In xease,
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    1175 13  - LOOKING THE RUSSIAN GIFT HORSE IN THE SEBASTIAN HUFFNER By LONDON, i kX t] face of it, the new v Russian Note about Germany seems to represent a considerable departure from previous Russian policy. Up to now, aii Russian oli'ers of German unity have always I n heeled around with
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    452 14  - US BOXING CZAR FACES UP TO TV TROUBLE JACK CUDDY By United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (LP) Kobert K. hrwtenberry is a rharming ami very popular man. But he has the dcepesl sympathy of New York boxing writers because he m chairman of the New York State Athletic Comiiii<"i<»n.
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    68 14 Seventeen-year-old Sharon Koehnke has brought a wardrobe comparable to that of "Gorgeous" Gussfe Moran, for her entry into English table tennis championships. But Sharon, called "Sherry." wlu) is American, has already been warned that the English Tab!- Tennis Association frowns on costumes that might di-trait an opponents attention. Here "Sherry"
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    46 14 ROUGH PLAY, ma i yestei ty's Lnter-sch soccer match between Vi rt »ria School ana Raffles Institution at Bras Basah R id Raffles' won the m ttc -I—o. avenging a previous defeat. Lok Peng scored *::e g lal I r Raffles.
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    440 14 SEGAMAT, Sat. Elaborate plans have been prepared for the cycling carnival, to he held m >t*jjamat during the Easter holidays. The Committee appointed by the Segamat Sports Council to organise this carnival, with voluntary assistance and co-operation of local j^portsmen has left no stone unturned
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    243 14 X Monerasinge Ifcw Bew ck M. Shepherdson not out D W. Piepricks c. Sankaran b Holm G. 3 Bui n>t out 43 Extras 5 T ital ifor !i'.e -.vV.s > 25ti KUALA LUMPUR, Mikr Shepherdson, babj of the Selangor tram, tir»t batsman ibis M i
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    96 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat Listless soccer was seen on the TPCA ground hpr today when Selansjor met Negri Sembilan m an inter-state match. Selangor won .VI. The game was spoiled by wild kicking. Pachymutini s<ored for Selangor m the sixth minute. Shanmajjmanathan followed with the second ?O*l and
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    56 14 Colony Cricket Tour ney Begins SINGPOKE ninese Recreation Cub wrere m a tn>n'4 position will 1 '»> runs for one wicket m their Singapore Crickei Association senior div on match aga isi the Royal Navy hh eh beg m il H ag Lm Gre --I Tday. Ra :i sto p
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    230 14 Poor Scores Go Padang b, Singap r e Cricket >ue match betwei 5 c Recreati C the Indian Ass tion at B tier Road yesterd i The Recs. batting first. dismissed tor 52. si the ye balanced attack I i va[ian ■•<-■:■> be>t or :.±:)m Sitharam (three for 6) Gupte
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    420 14  -  HAL WOOD By United Press sports writer BERKELEY CALIFORNIA, (UP) Brutus Hamilton, head coach of the U.S. track and field .earn for the Olympic games, said that America's greatest weakness would lie m the distance events. "We haven't anything that will come close to
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    174 15 STEVE BRIAN, one of \ustraKa*a lop-ranking middleweightfl who meets S«»i. Radrodro ;u tin* Happy \X orl«l Stadium on \pr. 1, m< ati« business. Th Iv kv mgst< who yet to ■< lebrate his 20th h lay, arriv< I m Singapore 1 "•r: toking us fit
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    336 15 LONDON. Mar. 2-. (Reuler) Following are results ol soccer matches played today: FIRST DIVISION a. sena Middlesbrough 1. .V Villa 4. B irnley 1 B <si Bromwich 0 Chrt sea Stoke Citj U Derb> Couni 1 Charlton 3. Ihirici- sfi< d Ma ichester U 1,.\ i-i po
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    428 15 Eddy Choong Beaten After Rousing Battle LONDON, March 22 (Reufrer, AP, UP) Malayan badminton wizard Wong Peng Soon tonight beat his compatriot Eddy Choong m the singles final of the All-England championship to make the trophy, which he has now won three times m succession, his own.
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    245 15 Ldily Choong entered l!ie final after eliminating Denmark's Poul Holm 15-10, 15-1, *hih» Peng Soon heat H. A. Heah 15-2, 15-2. From the outset Holm tried to slow down the game m order to stop Choong from de- vcioping his characteristic j smashes but the
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    470 15 SOCCER SPOTLIGHT Our football commissioners, to coin a new name jor SAFA, should overhaul their 'ideas about publicity. Out (;ronse this week is their handling oj the inquiry thai concerned the memorably ivrst division brawl at Jalan Besar stadium re- I cently. 5.4/• 71 \s- officials piously shout their condemnation
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    146 15 L O N DON, March 22: (Reuter)— Wony Peng Soon, with characteristic modesty, said thai only experience had won him his third successive All-England championship. "Eddy Choong put on a beautiful show, said Wona. "He has many fine shots but I think he needs a
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    95 15 Thomas Cup CALGARY, Mar 22, (\P). The United States took a 2-1 lead m the North American Thomas Cup badminton tie last night. Dick Mitchell, San Diego, defeated Darryl Thompson, Vancouver, m the singles. 15-6. 17-15, Dick Rogers. Arcadia. L.S., and Joey Alston, Fargo. North Dakota, defeated
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    76 15 St Joseph Institution trounced St. Anthony's School five goals to nil at the Jalan Be&ir yesterday m a SAFA Youth league j match. St Joseph's were superior all through. They scored two goals] I early on throu i Grosse and Kirn Choon af< which there was
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    167 15 Denmark's Mrs, Tonny Ahm won the women's championship for the second time by "destroying"' the defending champion. Aase Jacobsen of Denmark, 11-2. 11-4. m a one-sided match that was all over m less than 15 minutes. Miss Jacobsen seemed very nervous and made all sorts of
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    134 15 KING KONG k Mocked out Tiger HokJen last night at the Happy World Stadium but it was a Chinese wrestling tan who :>tole the show Angered by Kong's treatment of Holden prior to knocking him out, the Chinese gentleman, who nad his wife and .son
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    595 15 VTEXT week the FARELF Indii.l vidual Charr>pion.ship.s are being held. On Tuesday th e pre;iminaries at Tanylin. and Wednesday and Friday at the SVC Drill 'Hall -The winners and runners-up trom Hongkong. Malaya and Singapore will fight it out to decide the FARELF Champion. The Hongkong
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    37 16 WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Mar. 22 (Reuter-AAP)— F.R. Lucas. New Zealand swimming star now at lowa State Univeristy, lowa City, has been nominated for the New Zealand Olympic swimming team, it was announced.
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