Sunday Standard, 24 May 1953

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    17 1 SUNDAY STANDARD JUI 3H Vol. ni No. 321. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1*53. TWENTY PAGES .10 CENTS.
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    BUKIT TIMAH SENSATIONS
    236 1  -  WINDSOR LAD 3 HORSES ARE DESTROYED News Reel, Gular Raffles Collapse By IN A DAY of unprecedented sensations at Bukit Timah yesterday, three horses were destroyed after completing their races. After the first race, News Reel (late Neptune), a 3-year-old gelding owned by Shaw Stable, collapsed on
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    13 With Dog Bites Go To Hospital
    12 1 13 With Dog Bites Go To Hospital ."on rta of went for
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    Beware of Pickpockets
    9 1 Beware of Pickpockets ;ratold that hing *keta n ap-
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    Up $2 Mil.
    14 1 Sat.— I io!ed 7331 g >od< I other three r the
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    No Evidence
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    Singapore Visit?
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    Cable To Chou
    49 1 FOREIGN correspondents of the Press Clul> of Japan have sent a telegram Jto Premier Chuu Eu-!ai of Communist China asking him to release American correspondents Richard Applegate and Don Dixnn. captured by Commur; sts on board their yacht between Hongkong and Macao two months ago. A.F.P.
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    Coronation Preview
    45 1 THE students of the Singapore Nany ang Girls' High School yesterday held a Coronation rehearsal on their school grounds at Bukit Timah Road. In the picture is seen a crown-design formed by the enthusiastic students who look forward eagerly to the big day.
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    British Soldier Killed In Port Said's Main Rd
    186 1 PORT SAID, May 23, (Reuter)— A British soldier was stabbed to £eath m the main road of Port Said yesterday a few hundred yards from the British naval dockyard. Another British soldier a corporal, was wounded but was now reported off the
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    The Last Chance
    35 1 HIGH UNITED Nations Command sources said yesterday Lieutenant-General William K. Harrison will issue a "last chance" ultimatum to tne Reds when Korean truce talks resume on Monday after aa eight-day break AP
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    Vikings Grounded
    28 1 ALL VIKING aircraft m India have been grounded from yesterday by order of the Indian Government, it was learnt here. Authorities here would not comment. Reuter
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    The Last Lap
    29 1 FOUR picked climbers of th 0 British Everest expedition are expected to make a doublepronged attempt on the unconquered peak of Mount Everest this weekend. Reuter
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    'Alice' Makes Her Ist Bow
    96 1 THE Island Players "Alice m Wonderland" opened last night at the Victoria Theatre and received a well earned reception. As scene followed sceoe with all Lewis Carroll's lovable characters excellently created, Melia Addison as Alice, tripped through with the delightful confidence of a mature performer.
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    Inquiry Ends
    32 1 THE court investigating the Comet crash on May 2 which cost 43 lives ended its public inquiry at Dum Dum Airport yesterday after hearing 31 witnesses m six Hays. Reuter
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    Girl In Cell Again Fights The 'Thing'
    126 1 MANILA, May 23: (Reuter)— An ex-dancing girl who has been claiming that a Dracula-like invisible "thing" bites her, startled the local police last night when they watched her going through the motions of fighting an invisible being m her detention cell. Police claimed
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    Mother Exces 2 Charges
    108 1 SEQUEL TO BOYS' DEATHS P E N A N G, Sat.— Mrs. Evelyn Parsons, wife of the late Flight Lieutenant D. R. Parsons will face two tentative charges of murdering her children, Edmond (4) and Daryl John (2) on June 10. The inquiry will be heard
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    Baronetcy For Gen. Templer?
    35 1 Standard London Corr. LONDON, Sat.— Rumours m well-informed quarters continue to mount suggesting that Sir Gerald Templer, High Commissioner of the Federation, will be awarded a baronetcy m the Coronation Honours.
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    World Tour Can test: First Votes
    365 1 OUR WORLD TOUR CONTEST seems to have excited more interest than the Coronation Tour Contest. Over 1,200 votes have been received from all over Malaya within the first six days of our contest a testimony to the keen interest this competition has aroused within
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    Tax Exemption For C-Day Decorations
    297 1 Standard Staff Reporter EXPENSES incurred on the decoration of commercial firms m Singapore will be exempted from income tax if the amounts involved are ''reasonable/ the Comptroller of Income Tax Department, Mr. D. H. Tudor, soid yesterday. "But the question of whether the expendi ture
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    Crowning Stamps
    122 1 SPECIAL ten-ce I Singapore Coronation postagi -..i- >> bearing the Hngy oi the Q Will be sod a' the Post Ofßc Si ,t;>« ie on Coronation Dj\ I line f« !< am to 12 noon and it i BUD (X)si omevs from yam to 10 am Special riH-"i:
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    IT IS UP TO SIR WINSTON
    142 1 LONDON, May 2A. (AP)British sources expect Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill to propose an early "Big Four" parley this summer, if possible, with Russia, when the British leader meets with Pre-i<le:it Eisenhower anrl France's Promier m Bermuda next month London newspapers arc taking it
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    Art Exhibition
    42 2 THE Malay Society of Art. Malaya, will hold its second arts and crafts exhibition on June 2, at 4 p.m. at the Kota Raja Malay School. Singapore. Mr. J. Le Prevost, inspector of schools, will perform the opening ceremony. Standard
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    C'TTEE URGES FUNDS FOR ANTI-FLOOD WORK
    324 2 New Canal Is Proposed THE Singapore Joint Flood Alleviation Committee hat recommended to the Government and the City Council that funds be provided immediately for flood olleviation work, and that certain work be put m hand and completed before the rainy season sets m
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    RUBBER CLOSED ¼ C. UP
    127 2 RUBBER CLOSED C. UP THE rubber market m Singapore remained quiet «U yesterday, prices closing at i cent per lb. above Fridays levels. First grade rubber for June shipment opened below Friday's quotations but improved slightly during the day. Little trade passed, traders m the main being inclined to wait
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    Poppy Has A Hit Tune
    93 2 POPPY MANASSEH has a hit tune about the Coronation which she is Roing to sin?. The lyrics were written by her and the tune composed by her sister Margaret and herself one Sunday. The tune is a samba, which she thinks is too flippant for
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    TIN PRICE
    20 2 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The price of tin on the local market today is $394 i per picui (Up $23*).
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    WHIT MONDAY
    101 2 THE Singapore Indonesian consulate will be closed tomorrow. Whit Monday. The Immigration and Passport and Visa Shipping Sections will remain open on that day from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. MARRIED yesterday at the Singapore Church of the Sacred Heart were Miss Esther Teresa Tan and Mr. Bob
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    Two Arches In Arab Street
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    AIMED AGAINST INDIANS, SAYS RAJ
    375 2 New Immigration f.aws Standard Staff Reporter THE NEW immigration regulations tabled at last Tuesday's meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council "are unquestionably aimed at Indian citizens and to that extent are discriminatory against one country within the British Commonwealth of Nations/ This assertion was made
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    Anti-Pirate Radio War
    106 2 A RADIO licence is not foe permission to lisien to Radio Malaya, it is permitted to operate a radio receiving Mtt, said Mr. Tony Beamish, A< ing Deputy Director of Broadcasting, over the Radio Malaya last night. Mr. Beamish was giving a talk on the "Anti-Pirate Campaign."
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    World Tour Contest
    202 2 TJEADLRS of the Singapore Standard *re asked to vote for the man or woman who, In their opinion. ha« contributed most to the enrich meat of the social, cultural, political economic or sport ins life of Malaya. The winner will be *iven a two moatha' vacation round
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    Better Teeth In All Rural Areas
    221 2 THE rural population have better teeth than the m tion, dental experts m Bfafftf yesterday. 1 i h;r m fo Professor R..J S. Tirk'e. Protenor of Dental Sirst-ry. versity of Malaya laki Malays living n the i nreas of Singapore ;nd Federation have better
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    3 B'DAYS
    99 2 Photo. A triple birthday- party was celebrated yesterday morning when Mrs. Boris Holland. Director of Asia Travel Service, Adelphi Hotel, greeted her two pretty assistants with a surprise rake iced m blue and decorated with 21 candles. Oil the cake were the words Happy Birthday to Jean Wilson.
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    Councillors Get Home Brewed Tea
    21 2 Councillors Get Home Brewed Tea m Th k f t O; t I No c Th f C A i l
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      17 2 World Tour Contest Mr./Mrs./Miss^HHMHHHj Om block letters) is Malayans Most Popular Personality Muk envelope: WORLD YOUR CONTEST.
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    Good News For The Housewives
    446 3 Good News For The Housewives introdu'li"" «f 1 .alianrlm-sino >*' hi i|tT but a ew *f h ff lll be brought n trial h -xpected j; lavlnf of «lony ,t for Western AusF r il '"'f.mou9 Hampton fc» d$ d to.d The StanP y fi^Tthat the new ft ?i.'bSn obtained
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    Malay Studies UK Fanning
    52 3 of .5- 3 g I only six vacancies available and it applicants but so keen were the two extra men to do the course that additional places were provided. The training includes practical instruction m all aspects of mechanised farming, particularly m the use and care
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    Shades Of Syonan-To
    120 3 WHEN m Tokyo, say you are from Syonan-to. and the Japanese become very apologetic, so a young Singaporean. Mr. Tan Siak Lens:, discovered when he was there last month. Mr. Tan. only Singaporean to work m the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East m Bangkok
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    Thrills Promised At OBCS Regatta
    294 3 Th rills Prom ised At OBCS Regatta THE women's event m Class BU of the Coronation Outboard Regatta arranged by the Outboard Boatiug Club of Singapore will be an international affair. Three of the main communities Malay, Chinese and European will be represented among the five women competing m thi
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    Marital Bliss Hit By Rubber's Price Drop
    306 3 DIVORCE SUITS RISING JOHORE BAHRU, MonJJ addition to its major role m the economic stabilisation o f this country, the rise and faU of the price of rubber nas also seriously innuenced marriage problems of Malays In Johore State. bince the price of
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    NEW HOPE FOR SICK CHILDREN & ADULTS TOO
    233 3 NEW HOPE FOR SICK CHILDREN ADULTS TOO CHILD sufferers from two rare pancreatic diseases found m Singapore are no longer considered hopeless cases, thanks to terramyein, the wonder drug which has been saving the lives of children with chronic chest infections a ll over the world. Com-ncnting qn a report
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    Readers Stumped
    117 3 NOBODY succeeded m solving last Sunday's Prize Puzzle which was the top of a section of a glass brick (highly magnified) paper weight. But there were several solutions that were very plausible. Most of these submitted that the solution was a terrazzo a kind of flooring made of
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    This Queen Is A Kino
    51 3 This Queen Is A Kino photo. FRANCES KIM. was queen for day at the full dress rehearsal by 800 schoolchildren of 11 Government-aided schools m Singapore of the Coronation Regional Youth Rally at St Joseph* Institution grounds on June 4. One of the "Queen's" pages is 9een on the left.
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    Miss King Was A Queen For A Day
    243 3 A GIRL named King p a? queen for a day m Singap.»:c yesterday. Sitting on a dtfil m a robe of red velvet ft id white "ermine,"' Frarvvs King a student of the Fren.h Convent m Victoria Street. Singapore, Watched groups representing
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      92 3 SUNDAY PUZZLE MILLIONS have seen and thrilled looking at it. It is something that can be seen m almost every country. What is it? SOME ONE MUST KNOW! > Forty dollars will be paid to the sender of the i first correct solution to be opened by the Contest i
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    Increase In Port Tonnage Rates
    239 4 photo. nhoio. KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— Malayan Railways today announced that port tonnage charges on ocean-go-ing ships beithed at railway wharves at Port Swettenham will be increased from next month. Stevedoring charges on general cargo and tiles handled at Prai m North Malaya are also to
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    Disappears With $202 Of Goods
    168 4 A FIRM m Lavender Street. Singapore, was \isjated jf $202 worth cigarettes, beer ;«;i:l ot'ier drinks by a Chinese, Who ordered them to be delivfcied to a hotel m Rate Course Rond, on Friday. The man, a stranger, went to the shoo ut pm. and
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    Assn. Dinner
    39 4 The Singapore Outram School Parent-Teacher Association is plannig to hold a dinner on June 5 at 8.15 p.m. m the Outram School Hall to celebrate the Coronation. Two types of food will be served Chinese and Muslim.
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    HK Trade Show A Big Success
    115 4 THE exhibition of Hongkong: products, sponsored by the Hongkong Manufacturers' Union, which draws to a close tonight, has been a notable success both from the v'ewpo'nts of trade promotion and the millions of dollars worth of orders for goods. Members of the delegation jnclud'ng
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    No Decision On South Winds
    135 4 MR. I.c c Kong Chian. owner of the Singapore South Winds j Hotel, told The Standard yesterday that he was not aware th.tt the arrangements for the donation ol South Winds as Chinese School had been finalised. "I received an application from the Nanyang Christian
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    Robbed
    148 4 MALAY deep sea fishermen no longer depend on the wind for sailing to th<« sea or. back to shore with the coming: of outboard motors. Outboard motors were first brought to Kuantan three months ago, and now most of the fishing boats are furnished with one. The deep sea
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    J.B. Traffic Plan For The Parade
    251 4 Standard Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— The following are the traffic and parking arrangements for the Coronation Parade to be held at Jobore Bahru on June 2. Th« main north road will be closed at the junction of Jalan Gcrtak Merah at 8.30 a.m.
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    Farmer Rears China Carp In S'pore Pond
    502 4  -  MICHAEL GOH By THE pond at the Bedok resettlement area, Singapore, was slightly bigger than a ditch and muddy as a pig wallow, but from it, Tan Lav Chai, a farmer and fish rearer, netted nine big China carps, each averaging live katies.
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    Presentations
    50 4 THE Commander-in-Chief Far East Land Forces, General Sir Charles Keightley, will present Certificates for Good Service at his office m Tanglin Barracks on Wednesday to the following:— W.O. H. E. Fairweather. W. 0.11 D. L. Walker. S/Sgt. C. N. Bradshaw, S<t. .T L. Crane and Cpl. D. F. Emery.
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    Cleansing Of River In Johore
    113 4 JOHORE BAH The woik Tr.aintaininfj tion t'ne nil H ries of ,T.v portant V pan of On Drainage and In partmcut, itite port Although it since the iii the back log complete n< Japanese o< yet been a n A sd.--1947 to Clttn portant nvei
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    How To Fly The Union Jack
    47 4 THE Union f doubt be hoi people durn t» Week. Those m minded tha» t and wrong \v..\ The di a white j background is iv I than on t correct to I broad \vl It ba top on tot n.«g
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    Coronation Ball
    11 4 TABI I Singapore r Coronal the B;».i ml S
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    Dr.KWA SIEW TEE
    13 4 DR X appointed member I Commit May 21, Hoe 1
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    Extra Wiring For Coronation Week: A Warning
    550 5 mcmPORARV electric wiring for Coronation i mfnett'ent ii eh ln evidence i«»t now, rj Householders and members of the general li ir-oJfl t€ *o' ned ago'"*' dangers P ublC c c^ eltctric shock which, under i i .>• „<,itiii< f C then to
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    Stars Coming For Opening Of Odeon
    161 5 Stars Coming For Opening Of Odeon photo. A HOLLYWOOD cable re- ce.ved ye*ierday by the Singapore Office of Twentieth Cen-Mry-Fox itatd that Jeffrey 1 Hunter (of •'Dreamboat' fame") and Con-tance Smith (heroine 'The Treasure Of The Golden Condor") have been >e!ei-ted by T h e studio to fly to Singapore
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    Car Overturns
    25 5 A /29-YEAR-OLD Chines*. Lee Km. was admitted U the Genera! Hospital yesterJjy with injuria sustained when motor car overturned at Ajrer Rp.iah Road.
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    U.S. Hears About Johore Farmers
    354 5 THE people of America heird *omething of the rubber and agricultural problems of Johore Bahru recently, when a transcribed interview with the Mentri Besar, Dato Syed Abdul Kader, and with the late Inch Mohamed Arts bin Ahmad Fathll, of the Johore Smallholders Association and the
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    'Pirates' Battle In Singapore Waters
    240 5 WITH lusty 'Yo-ho-hoY and many bottles of rum eight queer-looking galleons of dubious nationality' including several pirate ships sporting the Joliv Roger', sailed into a Singapore bay yesterday afternoon to wage a furious noisy two-hour sea battie\ while a crowd of 1,000 ashore cheered. The
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    6 Cleared Of Attack On Officer
    108 5 IPOH. Sat. Six special constables who were charged, along with a Police Sergeant, with causing hurt to a Police Inspector were acquitted today. The Magistrate Che Abdul'ah Ghazalli did not call for heir defence. He said that although the assault on the i Inspecor
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    Year For Eleventh Conviction
    96 5 Year For Eleventh Conviction VLADIMIR JARKOFF. a Russian whj pleaded guilty to cheating a shop proprietor. B. Wajsmel, was yesterday, sentenced to a year's rigorous i imprisonment and a two-year! term of police supervision, by) Mr. Tan Ah Tah m the First Singapore District Court. It was stated that Vladimir
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    Blvthe To Talk To Journalists
    58 5 BOTH the German Consul General and the Japanese Consul General will oe among the guests at today's Singapore Union of Journalists Luir -neon when the Colonial Secretary. Mr. Blythe will give a short talk. About 60 Df Singapore's working journalists will attend. Sir Sydney Came.
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    Caused Hurt
    62 5 PARIT BL T N r TAR. Sat Ramanyan. a lorry attendant, wa> fined Si oo and bound ovsr m the sun of $100 f>r six months m one surety by Inrhe Salleh bin Eckhardf 10 the Bagan Serai Court when he was convicted on a charga of having
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    They Cheer Up The Sick
    135 5 VARIOUS recounted organisations send our merry band of women visitors each Thursday to visit Nee S-x>n Military personnel of all ranks who are sick m the British Military Hospital. Since August 1932, Mrs. S. White, secretary 3nd treasurer of the Women's Hospital Weifare, has purchased
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    Fatal Fall
    20 5 A Sfl-YEAR-OLD woman. Gih Km Thin, died when she fell ill 3 lorry m Pasir Pan\it\4 Road yesterday.
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    They See How Pots Are Made
    266 5 ONE of tha large.it pottery work* m Malays, four miles from Kuala Lumpur, making crockery and ottver tableware for Malayan homes. Tha factory wan recently visited by tha teachers and students of La 3a Ila fcfcooL Klang, who were ihowa the variou3 stage* of
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    P. Lebar Airport Best In The World
    706 5 P. Lebar Airport Best In The World Singapore Scheme To Make Standard Aviation Reporter BRITAIN'S Ministry of Civil Aviation has, with a few minor modifications accepted the layout (above) for the new $37 million Paya Lebar International Airport at Singapore, which will rate ''among the finest airports m the world."
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    Tempter Has That 'Extra Drive......
    207 5 LONDON. May M (Renter) The independent Conservative review Spectator said that the British High Com missi oner m Malaya, General Sir Oerald Trmpkr. had that extra drive "whit h is the nearest a British officer sets t beiim ruthless." The Spectator added. "It is our
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    An Army Marches On Its Stomach
    945 6  -  Sapper Soldier Cooks Given Training For 4 Months By TTS a Ions: jump from sport to cooking bat as the follow ins enlightening information only came to me at a recent sporting event, I beg you to read on and see how the boys
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    Borneo Dyaks Seen In 3-D Films
    680 6 Terrells Have 12 Unique Travelogues 'J'HE DYAKS of Borneo will profit next month by a showing of some of the most astonishingly beautiful 3-dimcnsional pictures of themselves and their country ever to be seen m Singapore or anywhere else m the world. The story
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    Indians In SA Concerned Over New Steps
    351 6  -  Hugh Latimes By APPREHENSION has been caused among South Africa's 330,000-strong Indian community by two recent measures taken by Dr. T. E. Dorges, the Minister of the Interior. One was the refusal of passports to members of the Indian association football team chosen
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    Malaya's Tallest Construction
    790 7 f H Of Telecom s yi>i>t Over K.L. om Deportment's seven towers r ceive the aerials which will give dio telephone communications a en re bolted into position 400 r's Eukit Nonas hill Sunday ?ven men who have been "flirting with death" above the Federal Capital every
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    Malayan Strength
    29 7  - Malayan Strength Andrew Rath by sfasfasf t I I I I ■I I I f I I I fsd kgf gg jfd gj gj ,hjf k Yong Peng Seong
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    Kompong LONDON
    705 7 Kompong LONDON Contingent At Full Tory return sounded senility was fast ads on his great Bu! then he con- > by turning m stui ling performance m rip to the United m the Truman regime. v W a^ain surpris"eryo i he opened hate on Foreign Affairs ay 11 with a
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      Terry Marin's Diary Paris
      2046 8 Terry Marin's Diary Paris Girl Buys Wardrobe For Monkey A TOAST this week: "The lodies, bless 'em!" For if Paris were not crom-jommed pocked with lovely women, all busily doing the oddest things for no apparently logical reason it would be slim pickings for the Terry Martins of this world.
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    Singapore's 'Miss Chips' Is Eager To Carry On
    1600 9  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER MttJltT^. Mh Mosberae Has taught g^b~b~y little boys to be gentlemen O f ooaH^in *l convince* tnere is no sac* per^TsT'LVZy' and though retired* By THIS is the Eighth of a series on 'Women of Malaya* by Christine Diemer. Further
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    Time Plays Like Normal Child Thanks To Rubber
    300 9 !>i lw the fir^ ne r fwr -y Mr Timothy Graves of Detroit, I t'"u> m his life Tiny Tim could run and play like other r with and hi, i eft T::^ wai two I Pro I 111 our Id p
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    864 10 I AST week the writer dealt with the flrst of Asia's throe revolutions the dissolution of Asia's traditional economic and political forms under the impa<l (if the capitalist revolution initiated by western Imperialism. Whatever moral judgments one may make or, Western imperialism, the aggressive ntrusion
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    1222 10  - ASIA'S IDEOLOGICAL BATTLEFIELD S.Raja Ratnam In this concluding article the writer maintains that victory will go to that ideology which can harness the undisciplined forces released by Asia's Social Revolution. *r A vjcal doal of the motivation behind successful nationalist movements m Asia }as derived irom, what may broadly be
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    1098 10  -  Campbell Williams By IN the life and thought of the post-war world, women are now the uncrowned Queens, writes Campbell Williams m an article which will be regarded as highly controversial by all menfolk. r HIS IS a woman's world. The Coronation of our Sovereign Lady
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    2370 11  -  CAPT. CHARLES EYTON LEWIS CHAPTER TWO By TV I ULE roses bloomed and or n K e ripened at the Villa Lou Viei, where Mrs. Simpson spent the anxious hours of waiting, storm clouds gathered over the King m London, massing for the thunderclap that
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      1034 12 ]\IALAYA faces an outstanding aviation problem common with many countries— that of a suitable aircraft to replace the outstanding Douglas Dakota passenger plane. The reign of the Dakota or DC-3 over Malayan skies will continue for several years more unless a modern aircraft, suitable and
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      485 12  -  DAVID TAMBYAH By gY winning the Monte Carlo Rally m a Dagenham built Zephyr Six, Maurice Gatsonides, the famous Dutch Racing driver with co-driver Peter Worledge, have brought to Britain the most coveted award m International Rally events. Thd Rally, run over m route calculated to
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    107 13 I 1 ERF'S news of interest to sports fans United Artists one of th» first film companies to release a full-length 3-D lecture m this territory announce the arrival this week by air from the US. of a special print of the recent Jersey Joe Walcott-
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    FOR MUSLIMS
    61 13 FAJAR ISLAM (Th© Dawn Of Islam') the first Egyptian film to deal with a religious subject has arrived m Singapore and been dubbed with Mai ay dialogue at the Jalan Ampai studios of Shaw Bros. The film deals with the early days of the prophet Mohamed m Arabia
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    PAGE FROM PAST AN APT REMINDER
    541 13  -  OSWALD HEN RY fasfasfas \\ITH the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth the Second only a week off it seems more than fitting that Shaw Bros. should take the initiative m releasing for the occasion a picture that recaptures an equally famous era when a Queen
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    SORCAR CHALLENGES 3-D WITH LIVE FILM
    266 13 *pHE great Sorcar, ma>tcr x magician from India who baffled Malayan audiences with bis amazing mystifications during his recent tour of this country, is now planning a new trick designed to meet the challenge of Hollywood's latest cinema technique three dimension pictures. He will
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    379 13 HOLLYWOOD has conceded the laurels to the British m a picture meant to fire the spirit of every true Briton with a reminder of those glorious past days when a showdown m the Khyber Pass helped to sive an empire and checkmate the game of a
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    25 13 V. GIRIMAJI, Malay Film Productions* new director has just completed his tiist picture "Istana Impian" a comedy hit starring the comedian S. Shamsuddin.
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    98 13 nPHERE was ©nly one all-correct entry sent In for Star 1 Contest No 15, and it came from RODNEY BOEY of IM, Noordia Street, Penaag, whose naming of the follow^ me stars No. 85 Bob Hope; No. 86 Clifton Webfc; No. 87 Forirest Tucker; No. S
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    Religion, Jazz In Warner Musical
    500 13 'PHE TITLE may be the 1 same, but the film is a far cry from the one Al Jolson made famous m the early days of sound. Oldtimers may feel a bit let down by this statement, but let me assure them that Warner's 1953
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    131 14 I IXOK— From Hubert de (iivenrhv's mid-Sum-m<T (ojlection is a slrevele>s Summer dress made of vfciie s!)irtinK. Unusual note is the eight-pointed accordion pleated skirt. The hut is made of cork. The square parasol Ls also made of accordionpleatrd shirting. SHIRLEY LORIMER displays In London
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    249 14 BABY NEEDS REST I>.W?T of your baby's health end beauty routine is •Ippjj. Actually, there is no ici number of hours to use at a gage. Your baby Is the best judge of how h'tuch she needs. l,ou ran do to help your little one i-n'iDj her hours m bed
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    307 14 BY GAY NOR MADDOX YOU'LL like these quick x fruited rolls. They'll put "oomph" into your breakfast. QUICK FRUIT ROLLS (Makes 14) ONE (0-ounre) parkage mince meat. J n:p water, 2 cups sifted flour, 3 teaspoons baking powder, teaspoon salt, 1/3 cup shortening, cup milk (scant),
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    177 14 IF YOUR iron doesn't slid* x easily, or has starch on it, clean by heating the iron, rubbing it over bees-wax or icaxed paper, and then wiping it sides as well as bait on wrapping paper. r VHE wetness of any part 1 of your body makes you
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    His Illness Worries This Girl
    594 14 T AM a Chinese girl aged x 16, and I love a boy two years my senior. Several months ago he asked me to marry him m seven yearn time, which I consented. Recently he told he has tuberculosis and that his mother died of
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      328 14 TODAY S QIOTAriON: (iratltiide Is a duty ,h W|| I J OIIKht to b P 1 put wlilrh none have a rlrht to rxpett." Rousseau. MS??* 1 FOB t^ERVONE: Make this a quiet, peaceful i r>t y U Ll mi t expendituies. Read, relax, catch up with correspondence, visit* to
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    Coronation Style Show HAS 500 Garments
    810 15  -  CHRISTINE DKEIMER proceeds To Aid St. Andrew's Hospital fly rr, kw the enormous success of the Mistakes fi fURRHD by; for the Poppy Day Fund ast 5 flnd !i Jven more by the great worthiness of the P*^ <f fln lu veaT- St. Andrew's
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    640 15  -  Rosalind Ratnam HERE ore the sewing instructions tor Pottern No. 6 which appeared m lost week's Sunday Standard. Note: 1 With your pattern pieces poll wilJ leceive an identification chart which wilJ show m miniature the various pattern piecei for this dress Before you do anything copy
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    185 15 TJOLLYWOOD (AP) M Want to break into the movies? Then don't enter beauty contests Luscious blonde Evelyn Lovequist, an acting hopeful herself, gives that advice to others who seek to sttp into Lamour's sarong or Lana Turner's sweater Evelyn is the winner of many beauty contests
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    2825 16  -  PHILIP DEANE The Reds Branded Me As A Spy American PoW's In Pyongyang Treated Badly By ***** u vj; ol aptlele ent ittM Kon, respondent. j> H; "P DEAHE, was recently k! by the Co* niunittt. 7 VERY r>;ght, ot*e inienoKa'oi pieced mt it cro»dCSSt. F
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    2237 17  -  WILLIAM DRURY SATIRE -By ■a YYT 1 A T1 And Wrecks A Few Wonderful Notions I t i i I vi n v c I e'i B j 1 ii c 'a LI) c t home/ 1 1 I J Miss Frost, recklessly squandering her
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    544 17  - How Do You Spend Your Time? HAL BOYLE By THE biggest problem m everybody's life is how to spend his time. There is an old saying that "time is money/ But, of course, it isn't really. It is much bettor than money. The mint never coined anything as precious as
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    1075 18  - Seletar Athletes Show Plenty Of Promise ROGER By IN the Seletar "B" athletic meeting held at the R.A.F. Maintenance Base Seletar, In which Flying and Administrative Squadrons took part, R.A.F. Malaya records were very nearly beaten by A. C. Harris and L. A. C. Wilson. As it was, A. C.
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    369 18 Since my last report on cycling Sele r ar Cycling Club have entered two '25 Mi'e Time Trials at which R. A. Plaice of Cbangi C. C. has retained his .jpufation of beinjr the fastest rider on the Island. Firstly m the 25 Mile Time Trial promoted by
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    279 18 —photo by IN the First Division United Services match between R.A.F. Tengah and the Seletar Corinthians held at Seletar, the Corinthians defeated the visitors with a 1-0 score. Dawson the Tengah custodian gave a magnificent display throughout the game and only his stonewall performance prevented
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    40 18 sfasfasf THE ladies line up for Ilieli rare at the Seletar B meeting. Thp ninnrr is LAC Armitafft, two m 4he rear, while i»l. Buss, jus; peepinc into the Diet u re. »ai second.- T. G. Savage.
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    1194 18  -  SAPPER By NO names no pack drill but if the cap fits wear it. It will fit the type of sportsman who must ALWAYS WIN. There is nothing more annoying than the interested spectator, or official for that matter, who can see no fault
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    123 18 In the finals of the R.A.F. Seletar annual tennis Tournament the Men's Singles honrZ a*?? 19 u 3 went to LA -C Goodall who defeated Sqd. Ldr. Williams. the holder of last year's title, m a hard three set tussle. The opening set was the hardest
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    143 19 ft JcHcry James' Column I IT has been nice giving you all the dope, week by week abont snort to pra^a^dU 6 faT r wh h «ting iYdufor to^pX* whe£ M U v n?sf riohG^Soon 0 1*^1? M»? «*>e« take over. I a v "V well known
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    306 19 1 IN YOUR REPORT on Friday morning headed "SBA rules to tighten up" your badminton reporter quoted Mr. Lim Chuao Geok, President of the Singapore Badminton Association as having said "the present tours by Ong Poh Mm and Ismail bin trjan had the blessings of the association
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    197 19 EUROPEAN bowlers dominthe first day's play for the ;irke Cup yesterday Batting i a sticky wicket, the Rest ild only put up 78 for eight &eti when stumps were n. Dle to an afternoon rain, P ay was hc!d up for two hours on the
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    58 19 c \rf. Rowing will repre- he Chinese Athletic toonow against RAF Seletar at Seletar: 7 nla c han Hean Soo. Luk f^T^n Chye, William Tan. S L K Vv- Wee Fook Good Chin Geok, Hock Leng, Hean T ee Siang, Hon 1 p an<j Ah Cheok. •an
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    237 19 A MALAYAN student's team from the Eastern states of Australia have been selected for a ten-day tour of Tasmania. The team is travelling as the guests of the Tasmanian Badminton Association which is spending more than $1,200 Malayan dollars on this visit. The team members
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    52 19 LONDON, May 23 (AFP)— Former Labour Minister m the Labour Government, Mr. Shinwell failed yesterday m a Commons vote on a tax exemption for boxing, similar to that enjoyed by cricket. The amendment was violently opposed by Dr. Edith Summerskill who called it "this sadistic imoujsg enjoyed
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    410 19 SENTINEL of the Straits! Times has once again thought fit to write on foot-l ball matters without first < taking the trouble to investi J gate and find out the true facts, thereby giving false information to readers of the Straits Times. I am referring to an
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    109 19 INDIAN Brotherhood Soccerites had to fight every inch of the way for their 2-1 victory over a spirited but a disjointed Tempenis Rovers XI m their SAFA Division 3C fixture at the Geylang Stadium Yesterday. After repeated attacks the Rovers opened accounts m the 15th minute of
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    82 19 Raffles Institution took sixwicket victory over a comparatively strong Singapore Cricket Club side m a friendly cricket match played on the R.I. ground yesterday. Raffles going out to bat first knocked up 93 runs for a loss of four wickets with Boon Pow and Jayathurai contributing 39
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    483 19 ACTION UNLIMITED —Mostly By MCFA ?o Ho Cuptie Today Promises Standard's Soccer Reporter. A RARE tussle, good fast soccer, action unlimited thot t what you can expect for your money today ot Jalan Besar stadium, venue of the Malayan-Hong Kong Chinese encounter for the no Ho Cup. Who will win?
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    217 19 T Cha Uenge Cup Drewid Hongkong Chinese FA? The na o 8 i Urated m 1928 J v b Hon e k ong 3—2. tt 2? year the M CFA beat Hongkong at Singapora 2—l and m 1931 H o nek nn I %££KM to J"
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    65 19 »n the I ground B R o m 1 < ins J I emt. 1' II rum riaii f 20 inn i ho i ).,t: ii' 4 n B nd m ofl t S;v qu ftl] IVI rout th« :> m Bl twecn K< go Nd
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    28 19 NA..I V Bfiitich Srlim,! at the H'h m I.om»>on" X Tingi!, m Johor* will hnld n f >r<' port! m. Q .ft i no L'
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    1080 19 In addition to establishing these records and returning exceptionally good times under the circumstances the distinction of being the only athlete to win four m a programme of 34 thrilling aad exciting events fell to Onn Leng, crowning his "triple" triumph with
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