Sunday Standard, 24 August 1952

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    14 1 Sunday Standard VOL. 11l NO. 53 SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Problem:No Water, Too Much Water
    174 1 Problem: No Water, Too Much Water KNMr.NI I'.t- rtlnnil t.» ii i- ihe Bui i .44**1 I'.is.t I .il».u »quall«TH iia\«ii i ii t«»r ihc piece »»l land .«i l»n!<»k ih;ii has ■«1 iln m. 1 hej refer i<> ii aa the I.>M > I -.veils. do ah I the
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    Status Of Office To Be Improved
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    Hussein Goes Back
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    Rod Chinese On India Border
    81 1 KAUMPONG, Aug. 23 R Detac iments oi <- rooU m Tibet h»ve at Supbithang, a small valley nmes from the bl n bo?der at the fool oi tlgjggj Tibel Himalayan pass of NamuM. d;:u to usually reliable rePl^ e ri^» Sid' the Chinese authorities have
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    Patrol Routs Reds On Border
    167 1 Patrol Routs Reds On Border KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A I- lion Jungle C j'.w,> I with six Thai P er patrol X m N tk, has ro i I m a well i hkleoul on the Thailand aide >' ler. patrol were fired on by a number of terrorists and
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    Hunt For Thirteen Answers
    193 1 Hunt For Thirteen Answers Standard Stall Reporter A POPULAR party the holding of scave to become m ition m the Colony. Last it was tlie turn of the I Club m Sing a «>t these hunts for their members and what a hunt it was. I were divided ml i
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    Another Red Boss Sacked
    89 1 VIENNA, Aug. 23: (Reuter) Rum mi i '•■><<'rl !l( '> M l is ter ol Health and the First fcssistani I ign Minister, it has boon officially announced m Bucharest. Vasile Marza. Mv i. was said to have c usability for his job egligence; ■n Bunaciu,
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    Only One Day Left For Villagers To Spot Killer
    247 1 House-TO'House Interviews Conducted By Police Chief Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Saturday. Federation Special Branch Police Superintendent, Mr. B.C. Fay has been conducting a house-to-house interview m Federation 'murder village' Permatang Tinggi. His aim, and the aim of General Sir Gerald Templer's
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    40 1 picture. President Truman shaking hands with 17 year <»id King Faisal <>i Iraq :k the youthful visitor arrives at tinWhite House, Washington, to* Lunch on August l'». Washington is bis second m v five-week tour ot the United st;it<-v AP
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    New Onn Scheme: Women's Organizer For Malaya
    218 1 New Onn Scheme: Women' s Organizer For Malaya Standard Special Correspondent evening lhal *lnl*t he was m I -on. «>» '< Federation of Women's InstiEZrr^'asfltfss: «st \s first repoHed^ <*• "Singapore Standard tnree urc-ks afO, Dalo Cte^l ""W K b«me la to set "»> wo u institutes m mosl of
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    Another Top : Red Slain In Trengganu
    263 1 Another Top Red Slain In Trengganu KUALA LUMPUR. Sal bther District Committee Member m tin- Communist terro organisation was killed tod He is the second District Committee Member to have been killed by the security forces m the Federation this week. In addition, this week's kills include a Branch Committee
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    Move To Improve The Quality Of Malayan Rubber
    233 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The formation of a panMalayan body to discuss methods to improve the quality of Malayan rubber, with special reference to smallholders' rubber, will be considered at a meeting which the .Member for Economic Affairs, Mr. 0. A. Spencer is
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    Towed Lorry Knocks Girl
    113 1 LORRY, towed by another lorry went out of control at East Coast Road Last night and knocked down a 13-year-old girl eye list. The girl Tan Mok Lan received minor injuries and was removed »spital m an ambulance. She was treated as an outpatient. Eye-witnesses of
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    Water Sold
    23 1 WATER sol( up to 1 rupee 1 I annas per bucke m Rangoon yesterday after rebels the city's water supplies. Reuter
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    Meeting Off-But Lim Didn't Know
    314 1 Meeting Off-But Lim Didn't Know Standard v i«H Reporter lIR. MM lAN MO< K. Prrt*idrnl ..I it., labour Party, a"<l Iwo other geoeral roanril m.jnl. were made i<» \*;«ii for Ik<ll an boui b* ton l»« \n§ n thai i lm- emergent rouncil mrrtinn Hrheduied i<» t.«k. place lasl nighi
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    Reds Hurl Grenades At Defenceless Village
    129 1 KUALA l.l'Ml'l X Si t "No one had rvei thouj hi II .t the Communist terrorists pomM Masi t plan <»! n«»n i t.u> v.iliK-." states leaflets \\ln«h the authorities n< iistri buting m Sikamal new \ill.i^<' Hrheic oa \n::^i 13 lemoi lists threw
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    Tempter Visits A Factory
    15 1 Tempter Visits A Factory I throuj P I f h tag i c i *ii^-
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    FRANKIE AND JOHNNIE
    121 2 FRANKIE AND JOHNNIE Show Business 7952 Presents \7TRO.V Mail inns and Rose Ebenccin caught by the camera m a scene from the 13--minute ballet "t'rcitkie and Johnnie" which is a highlight m "Shore Business 1952" to be presented a! the Victoria Theatre, Singapore, on Wednesday and Thursday f Aug 27
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    Flutter In Colony Gold Mart
    154 2 THE decision of a Sw Federal tribunal thai the British gold sovereign was "no longer legal currency m Britain," caused no little Butter m the gold market of the Colony yesterday, when the new? was received. Mr. G.A.P. Sutherland, President of the Malayan Exchange Bink
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    He Tricked 3 Schoolgirls With Tale Of Robbers
    304 2 He Tricked 3 Schoolgirls With Tale Of Robbers 18 MONTHS FOR PREYING ON CHILDREN A 35-YEAR-OLD man, Abdul Rashid bin All, who tricked three Malay schoolgirls inlo delivering their jewellery to him for "safe-keeping** by iellin^ thnii a tale that there were robbers about, was sentenced m the Singapore First
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    Spare Others, Pleads Ex-SVC Corporal
    307 2 EARLY yesterday morning: a frantic young: Chinese, head oi a family of five children, successfully raised a loan of 5370.50 cents which he paid to the Singapore Improvement Trust under threat of a writ of seizure. The story had its origin m a civil court
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    17 Ports Infected
    75 2 1 7 Ports Infected THE following ports along the China Coast have been de>,rcd "'infected and suspected" according to the Singapore Government Gazette of Aug. 22:Smallpox: Haihow. Haiphong, Hanoi. Hongkong, Shanghai and Swatow. Indian ports declared "infected and suspected" are: AUanhabad, Bombay. Calcutta. Karachi, Karikal, Madras, and Visakbapatnam. In addition
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    China Reds Forced Them To 'Confess'
    173 2 1 PRIESTS SAIL HOME Standard Staff Reporter TWO Catholic priests who were imprisoned by the Reds m <'iiina arrived In Singapore i>> poo* health on their way home to Belgium. Fathers E. de Vleeschouwer and F. Vanderstraeten, Belgians of the Scheut Mission, came from
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    Rediffusion Show To Aid Charity
    192 2 REDIF F U S lON Singapore Limited, will present a charity variety show m aid of S.A.T.A. and the Chinese Y.M.C.A. building funds at the Happy World Stadium on Sept. 10. The famous Hong Kong si ger .'.u\ recording artiste Mi C tang Ec Wen,
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    Not Red China
    62 2 THE UNITED PRESS reports an error m their story under the heading "New UK Ship For China" which appeared m The Standard yesterday. The news agency says that the report should have read "the new ship bound for the China Mutual Steam Navigation Company*' and NOT the
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    jap Doll For City Council
    104 2 A .MESSAGE of goodwill j and friendship has been received by the Singapore City j Council from the Governor of Kyogo Prefecture and the Mayor of Kobe. Japan, the President of the Council, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice told The Standard yesterday. The captain a::d
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    KATONG GIRLS SCHOOL TO OPEN NEXT JANUARY
    115 2 KATONG GIRLS SCHOOL TO OPEN NEXT JANUARY TPE Tanjnncr Katong Girls' School (above), the first Government «iris secondary school will be opened m January next year, j It is the last of the three schools to be built m the j i large piece of ground bounded by Kaig Road,
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    Hope For TB Patients
    178 3 LATEST WONDER DRUG IN STORE A NEW WONDER DRUG, Mcotibine, nianafactared m Italy has been accepted for trial IV the Singapore Inti-Tuherculosis Association. Local agents of the drug, Shewan Tomes and Company, told The Standard yesterday, that it already has been evaluated by a panel oi
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    Librarian Granted Scholarship
    140 3 Librarian Granted Scholarship \|U. Purakkal Punnoose Pothen, Library Assistant at the USIS Librarj m Singapore, has been awarded a United States Education Exchange scholarship to study librarj science at the University of Michigan daring the 1952-53 academic year. This scholarship is awarded by the U.S. Department of state on the
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    Rubber Drops 2⅝c.
    193 3 Rubber Drops 2 ⅝c. RUBBER prices m Singapore dec! i:u'd sharply on an ea and irregular market yesterday, first grade rubber m September shipment being quoted at 82^ cents per lb. at the close, a drop of 2% cents per lb. from Friday's levels. The fall m the price was
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    SCHOOL SCORED OFF ROLL
    117 3 SCHOOL SCORED OFF ROLL THE KHAI CHEE Public School, 288-k Lorong Tai Seng, Singapore, lias been ick off the Register of Schools, and the registration of the Supervisor, Teachers and Members of the Committee of Management of the School has been cancelled. Reason given m yesterday's Government Gazette is that
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    Evans: Charge Is Withdrawn
    46 3 A SUMMONS arge of i riminal intimidation against the Malayan Film Censor, T\li .lack Evans, was withdrawn m the Singapore City Po Court yesterday after an out-of-court settlement. The complainants In the case were Mr Raymond Ivor Jenkins and Mrs. Eve Jenkins.
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    A Bookshop At Your Door Plan
    201 3 Standard Siafl Reporter PEOPLE li\in« m the rural areai of Singapore wHI be able to buy book-, magazines, or periodical*) including stationery, shortly, from a travelling \.u\ carrying ilii* slogan Slop me if \«u need books. This van, the latest of its kind and
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    LANDSCAPE IN OILS
    54 3 Photo. 'lilt s is a landscape m oils I i by Chou Ken;; Kuun^. an 1 art student of the Nan- I i i yang Academy of line 1 Art. A typical, finely i i coloured piece, it was one 1 oj the manj exhibits at i
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    4 Youths Face Robbery Charge
    71 3 FOUR youths. A h bin Shawal, Keman bin Ka an, (> man bin I rad Abdul Rahim bin Abdullah, w< teritatn j I Singapore Third Di rt yesterday v itii ro Chia Choon Puang of $20 cash, a pencil torchlight and awj I watch, worth
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    Kelantan Exhibits Admired
    181 3 Kelantan Exhibits Admired Stand »r«1 It- pM 199 'liSf SIWAPORI irf >, )r r-!i t d.i v I' l!lr lliirtl o;u :i \luln I <>t u«u L- hj I 'I k M !>«-rs Mm| art -lilt In ;i i v M|»rrri;«! c Mini nrl-ii>:.-■riou* public «i lh« BriliA 29 a
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    Chandu: Bound Over
    18 3 \!> m pa > by the i Court. Muar. 1 I Rahman bin Abu B i i
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      341 3 &Iri%jr/M£'%Jx*& Moon Jht Beauty (Cantonese) niA t>v lL'45. 3. U45 and 9.15 p.m. UIAKT N Fourigat (Egyptian) 12 30. \KT EXHIBITION: He!i by the 645 and 9pm Singa Art Society. Works GRAND: Happy Go Lovely j. 7. by "local teachers and art stu- an! 9 p.m. dents at British Council
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    36 4 i i Kuala Lwpui I ura m iic Mi i* i.n *< xv ho is pi fdial t<> Uk ,t KiacdoM Ihia week, ,n kare. Be -ii be M BMHltlkS anrt I i for bj Lh« time.
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    Malacca Air Port is Ready
    15 4 P. I I I■' Chambe> of C esideni thai 1.
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    BANDIT LOSSES RISING
    185 4 June Record Likely To Be Surpassed Standard St.ifl Corrcspondenl KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. iugnsl bUU fair to lieing a better month for tin* security forces than tin* record of Jane nlirn 110 were kilir;!. In thai month tlu* Scoreboard read on June 22 as follows: 75 killr<!. .*>(>
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    Carp For Perak Camp
    52 4 TAIPIT I Rehab: on Cai t the former race n supplerrx I fresh fish bred imp. A been contheir camp into j whiv i m Ch nese carp v a i er jisln. The new po I 11 be stork-. 'Ed wit pplied by the Fi
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    Tapper Stabbed His Wife
    126 4 IPOH. Sat. -Rci.il!. a 25-year-I ru •■< i ts^>per of Sungkai Rubb i" tale, was bound over to good behaviour it' 1 one year m the sum <>i $100 by Mr. K. Whimster after Raju had pleaded guilty to a charge of assa ting his wife.
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    Klang Tour
    40 4 KLAKG. Sat —About 50 Scouts esen, ng Klang and Port tham ass nbled at the X R v Station to meet »uls from Indo-China. who are on a tour of Klang District. camp at Castle Camp. Kuala Lumpur.
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    370 Dogs Inoculated
    23 4 TAIPING, S t. S nee tl nt -rabies ted ram- i on Au s. 1 :;Ti> dogs have be^en inoculated.
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    Poor Support For Classes
    114 4 Siandard Stair Correspondent RAUB. Sat —The education of adults m this town organised by the Raub Adult Education Association, has not been a success. though various methods »aye been tried to induce the public to make full use of this opportunity at a very low cost.
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    "Too Many Knifing Cases In Krian'
    228 4 "Too Many Knifing Cases In Krian' PARIT BUNTAR, Sat— "Krian district is the worst I lor this kind of cases, (stabbing cases). Many [cases have already been brought to court and 1 still haw any such cases pending. It seems that the only way to teach the people here not
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    68 4 photo. Miss Beryl Wright, (left) the irst Australian woman to join the tni- versity of Malaya as lecturer m social studies i under the Colombo plan, i pictured with Miss (i. D. Cunninsiiani, a s si stant oflii ial secretary and Mr. T. K. Critchley, Aus- trali. m Commissioner for
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    MTUC C'ttee Urges Housing Plan For Workers
    598 4 PENANG, Sat. A resolution urging Government and employers to initiate immediately an energetic programme for the provision of housing accommodation lor all classes of labour m the Settlement was adopted today at the annual delegates conference of tiic Penang Divisional Committee of the
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    Judge Knocks Off Prison Sentence
    69 4 Judge Knocks Off Prison Sentence KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Taking into consideration the appellant's age and that he is a first ollender, Mr. Justice Wilson at the Selangor Criminal Court of Appeal here reduced the sentence of four months' simple imprisonment passed on 62-year-old Lim Chin for being m possession of
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    Active K.L Social Worker Gets Award
    301 4 Active K.L Social Worker Gets Award Standard Staff Correspondent NOMINATED by the Malayan Council of Y.M.C.A.s. Mr. V. Rajaratnam, hon. general secretary of the Kuala Lumpur V.M.C.A.. has been awarded the Ford Foundation Scholarship by the international committee of the Y.M.C.A.s of the United States, and leaves on Sept. 1.
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    Mr. Inder Singh Dies In Taiping
    86 4 TAIPIXG. Sat.— A n aged Sikh resident of Taiping, Mr. Inder Singh, who was involved m a.'i accident with a military truck near the Coronation Park on Thursday evening died m hospital the same I night. Tic was cremated yester- day. The late Mr.
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    AROs Facing Danger And Death Every Hour
    507 5 By TAN PENG SIEW, Standard Staff Corr. lI*OH. Sat. Eliere \n h small army of Government officers who work for the Government and for th«--l»ul»li- ever) hour of tin daj ami nighi m ih«- face of danger ami even «l«;iili. Bui m spite
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    88 5 freak car accident occurred <>n Thursday near Sungei Rasa about two miles from Klang when an Austin car. travelling m the direction of Kuala Lumpur, lefl (he road, somersaulted and then landed <»n a uralerpipr Had it not been for the wooden post seen m the picture, the car would
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    Witness: 'I Don't Like The Accused'
    243 5 W itness: 'I Don't Like The Accused' PENANG, Sat do noi I like the accused," stated j Pi nang lawyer, Mr. Jag-jit Singh, before Mr. FJ G. Smith m the Sessions Court today! when he was called to give evidence a defence witness m j the case m which the
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    Press Reports On Education Premature
    96 5 KUALA LUMPI i: Sat irday. Statements which have <;>- -peaxed m the Press as to the contents of the Report on Edu- by the Select Committee ppointed by the Federal Legislative Council wore 'premature and without author- a FMci.it ion Government statement said today. The
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    57 5 photo. Distinguished British chemist, Professor Christopher InI s»>ld »>t London University, .»rri\cd In Singapore by Qani tas-BCAC yesterday from an Australian lecture lour. During I his fonr-day stay he vi>it i the chemistry departments <>• i Government .md t«;rUUniversit y of Malaya. Prefessor K.A. R«»--binson Dean of the Faculty o«
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    Hari Raya Haji On August 31
    73 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. j Sunday, August 31, will be observed a the Hari Raya Haji, i and Monday, September l is declared a Public Holiday m the state of Negri Sembilan, m 1 lieu of Sunday on which Han 1 Raya falls, it was
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    Power Cuts
    47 5 ■*i BST I lONS >ii Singapore liable ti> load sh«ldin« touaj l> llexaadra Incinerator, v -loek im.. Dlettoelm C©- Alex. Base Mr.ii.ai Store. Bukll I asoh, It i Malayan Rcfri« I "rataiwr M. %MM MM.. Hon« loon on M'lK <■••;.. m" r ttb^A*S& Capitol. NrwIJJ satti
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    THE BOOM DID NOT AID CHURCH
    657 5 THE IHM)\I m Malaya m M>">l uiili the increase m Kalarj rales and m the balances ol firms drawing uealth from Malaya "has no! been reflected, v*iih lew exceptions, m greater contributions to the Church, stales \\n- Bishop <>t Singapore, 1 1 1 <
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    'AFRICANS ARE VERY POPULAR'
    177 5 'AFRICANS ARE VERY POPULAR KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The King's African Rifles have w«,n respect quickly by their early successes against tnej Malayan terrorists, said Mr. Stewart Wavell a Radio .Malaya observer m a broad-! cast tonight. The Africans, who caused) q uite a stir when they arrived j m Triang,
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    Ban On Foodstuff Movement
    66 5 Ban On Foodstuff Movement KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— South-bound traveUers from here are again reminded that s|M'<i:il restrictions are m force i" Seremban distrid regarding movemenf of foodstuffs m and out <>i the area. If thej arc not m possession of a permit from U'<rood Control they may be delayed while
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    Coffee For All Guiders In Perlis
    191 5 Standard Staff Corrrspomlen p; RUS, Sat Mrs. r. M. Smil Com nissoner ..ir c..ii m Perlis, has intr* uced a fortnightly train ng i B for aU Guiders m th« St Th'e coarse b beini held at the Residem y, X J ar r
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    THE LAST DASIS OF PEACE... In Strife-Torn Middle-East
    1918 6 THE LAST DASIS OF PEACE... In Strife-Torn Middle-East NOI I B\KBLR. writer of this popular "Diary," made a br;ef sojourn m Singapore last week. He brought along this piece on Hammaroet, Tunisia, which he visited before coming over. HAMMAMET, Tunisia, I Ills is |he la>t «»asis of peace m the
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    How Should He Travel... Light Or Heavy?
    1242 7 How Should He Travel... Light Or Heavy? jjgjjjj. Columnist Faces Another Problem be a mon p i mttl ng n if I could know irehand whether I should I While the awful pro of havto g oi a trip their 1 ad aboi t pa currency regulations, mo on, hotel
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    Flying Saucers Just A Lot Of Hot Air
    1075 7 W \SIII.\CTOX L"OR FIVE years reports c been coming from all over the United S ate of. curious shining, fast-flyi ig apparitions m the heavens, c seen by da: icrs by From the reports, these objects have seemed to pos- so many
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