Sunday Standard, 29 November 1953

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    Masthead
    27 1 Wilh 8-poge COLOUR comics FREE 29 NOV 1955 SUNDAY STANDARD *H *t jfc 3H Vol. IV. No. 150. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 29, 1933. TWENTY PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    BANDITS SLAY FOUR BRITONS
    105 1 BANDITS S LAY FOUR BRITONS g a ice in the r. now i that the bandit who wa s believed to h.'iv" escaped wounded when r of hi-; comrades were killed the Mi ay Regi- in the Tnani?* area of Pal ing on Nov. 16, Is now ly has «n
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    'Muddle' Over Chinese Nationality in N. Borneo
    488 1 'Muddle' Over Chinese Nationality in N. Borneo HUNDREDS of Chinese born in British North Borneo before the cession but who were not resident there on July 15, 194(», the day thr cession became effective, arc today practically stateless because by the terms of the agreement they are Chinese citizens which
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    Slow Thief Also Had Soft Heart
    32 1 Slow Thief Also Had Soft Heart Reporter t bolted laden loot than slow, n bj d after up t return li'd the Silicaafter- Road, arc D< ti\ ea ft Of a house
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    Birthday Party
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    The $100,000 Handed Over
    54 1 The $100,000 H anded Over TOKYO. Nov. 28, (UP)— A North Korean p >t Lt No Suk, wiio surrendered a AIIG to the Allies in Septemhas received a cheque for $100,000, Fur East Air g disclosed today. s Si oo.ooo will be placed in a trust fund while he ngineering
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    THEY VOTE TO KEEP LANIEL
    55 1 PARIS. Nov. 28, (AP)— The French National Assembly voted on Friday tc keep Premier Joseph Laniel in office so that he can go to the Bermuda conference and talk about Russian agreement to a four-power meeting, but bluntly warned him that he can't promise French
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    Mr. And Miss Ice Cake
    81 1 THE fifty skating girls now busy rehearsing for the pantomime "Sinbad On Ice." at the Km press Hall, Earls Court, London, got tovetker one day and voted husky Nigel Kishawi 22. also a skater in the show, as their "Mr. Ice Cake." At <> n
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    $15,000 Left To Salesman Bridegroom
    103 1 Standard Staff Reporter OVER a 1.000 suest* yesterday drank a toast at a wedding: reception to the late Mr. N.R. Mistri. who had beqiieatlicd the sum of 51.~>.000 to the bridegroom. Mr. Yeo C>uan S<*ntj. Mr. Yeo. a salesman of the Phoenix Aerated Water Works.
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    Probe On A Millionaire
    55 1 NEW DELHI. Nov. 23. (AP) The Indian Government has ordered The seizure of the accounts and records of the nation-wide en 4 erprise> of j mult: millionaire newspaper tycoon, Seth Ramakrishna Dalmia. Special Police Establishment Inspector-General, j T.A. Bambawale, said Friday. Bambawale declined to divulge the
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    Playwright Dies
    28 1 MR. EUGENE ON FILL, the famous playwright who won the Nobel Prize for Literature. died on Friday in Boston of bronrhial Dneumonia. He was criminals.- U.P.
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    FED. RADIOS FOR BRUNEI
    37 1 KUALA BEL A IT. Nov. 28. (Reuter). Six portable radio sets have been lent by Malayan security forces to Brunei te police force to equip the state's first fleet of rad.o pol.ee cars.
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    ANTI-RED FRONT CALL
    284 1 TAIPEI, Nov. 28, (AFP)— President Chiang Kai-shek and South Korean President. Syngman Rhee, in a joint statement today called for a united anti-Communist front in Asia. The statement said the two chiefs of state had discussed "specific tasks" that faced the free Korean arid C'nlnese peop'es in
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    'Little Mo' Engaged
    35 1 SAN DIEGO. California, Nov 28 (UP). Maureen (Little Mo) Connolly, ly. tvv times winner of the United States and Wimbledon tingles tennis title, tod;iy announced her engagement to fftUpf Norman Bunker. 22.
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    MCA CHIEF CALLS FOR INDEPENDENCE
    261 1  - MCA CHIEF CALLS FOR INDEPENDENCE R. G. PILLAI By To Stem 'Revolt 9 Standard Staff Reporter NOTHING less than complete political independence will sto; the "nationalist revolt" in South-east Asia, President of the Malayan Chinese Association, Sir Cheng-lock Tan, declared in Singapore lasl night. |T1J Sir Cheng-lock— who wag speaking
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    Talks At Berlin?
    115 1 WHILE Vie United States on Friday branded Russia' latest note for a big-i')iir meeting as a i oh<- out effort to sioir W+Qress on the development of "greater EuroV"tn unity and strength," Brit 'in officially welcotr<>d it. Foreign Minister Mr. Anthom/ Eden sms reported to hare cnbipd
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    U.S. Is Not Impressed
    133 1 U.S. Is Not Impressed WASHINGTON'. Nov. 28, <4AP).— Washington dip see ■he S f1 Uni »n' to the **B We lem nationi as e\ ih:i the Russians may soon rev vg their long-s1 i I of a non--1 ftart with the key »'> rations. Any buch Rvi^.^idti n they say.
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    Ipoh Reader Helps Out
    97 1 WISHING the children of Malaya 'a brighter and bettor Christmas this year." >Ir. K. N Chan? of Ipoh yesterday sent Sin to The Christmas Toy Fund, which now stands at 19.114.tt. Mr Samm> I. in of Singapore gave a big panel of comics. All cash donations
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    Queen's Visit To Jamaica Is Cver
    122 1 KINGSTON, Nov. 28 (AP) Jamaicans said re luctant farewells yesterday to Queen Elizabeth 11, the first reigning British sovereign ever to visit this tropical colony in the Caribbean. A g: WMV enger liner, the 15,902 Gothic, picked up the y<> monarch and her husband,
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    Pusan Fire Razed 6,000 Buildings
    68 1 PUS AN. Nov. 28 (AP) One-Sixth Of this teeming ritv of one million popula'.smouldered tonight af- r II a!l-night f ir o that scorched a li mile swathe, left at throe Koreans dead and ked ti.ooo homes and b Damage to this rr! U choked
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    Council Acts On Live Pests
    65 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Air transportation of plants baa greatly increased the danger of live pests being introduced into the country and the Federal LcgistatiTc Council yesterday took measures to minimise this (i.::igt r. Thrse measures took the form of a consolidation of existing laws re'ating
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    BIG PENANG WELCOME FOR AW
    103 2 MR. AW BOON HAW, philanthropist ami (>overnins: Director of the Sin Poh chain of newspap* is (in rentre) is seen here with many friends and well-wishers who tin nc d up at Baja n Lepas airport. IVn.inu on Friday to welcome him on his arrival
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    THIRSTY ISLANDERS PLEAD FOR MORE WATER
    295 2 THIRSTY ISLANDERS PLEAD FOR MORE WATER ON the island of Pulau Brani, a furlong from the southern shore of Singapore, live a thousand people for whom drinking water is a precious commodity it is rationed. Every day is "Water Day" for them. Between 8 and 10.30 a.m. and from 3
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    Rubber Drops 1 1/8c.
    142 2 RUBBER prices In Singapore dropped 1J rent to HQ} cents per \b for first frade rubber for December ship:U yesterday. Trade selling and some profit taking were large'y re 8 for the drop in prices. Overseaa orders were few. while activity in the market was considerably
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    TIN PRICE
    15 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. The of tin in the local market was $324 per pu-ul
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    Election Talk
    41 2 THE Labour candidate for South Ward, Mr. V. Marriappan, wiJl hold an election campaign meeting at ."S D m today at Anson Road, In front of the Fraser Neave bui'ding. Mr. Lim Yew Hock will preside. s K f.
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    New President
    37 2 MR S. SYED Ahmjid. J. P. •at bo the i Indian Chamber of Singapore month y meeting, held ai preir.es o f the Chamber us Mr. Adam A. Sjred the prc\ president ig leaving for
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    Public Meeting
    34 2 A PUBLIC meeting will be held at the Krian Club, Pant Buntar. at 4..T) p.m. on T day to consider the. formation of the Krian Branch of the National Association of Perak
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    RECORDS HELP POLICE GET THEIR MEN
    191 2 RECORDS HELP POLICE GET THEIR MEN "AS the skill of the eraftsman depends largely upon the quality of his tools, so in criminal investigations the success of the detective office depends largely on his emptoyment of various "aids. M itatt^ a Singapore police handbook on "How to Cat«-h Criminals." Records,
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    Croaks foretold their doom
    169 2  - Croaks foretold their doom BERNARD WILLIAMS By Standard Shipping Reporter NINE croaking passengers who went to sea in the freighter Ettrickbank forbode tvl nearly til the way from Capetown to Sin gn poreevil for themselves, that i lor they new eior.k no more. They died. And the sea claimed their
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    ROTARIANS ARE THANKED BY SIR JOHN
    250 3 (;o\ i.i»a«iiv wi t 7>ir jonn Nicoll, thanked Kotarians on behalf of the people n> t<»r the benefits and services they have to the community. 19th Conference of District 46 of Sir John said that the organisaridid work" in Singapore. i Singaof tiie Sai-
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    Demand For Water Increases
    128 3 Standard Stiff Reporter TUP: giant Johore River Water extension scheme that could idd millions of gallons a day to existing supplies may have t bj reconsidered after 1957 when the present multimillion illar water expansion schemes ire completed. Singapore's City Water Engineer. Mr. W. S- Stredwirk.
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    PENGHULUS MEET
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    Youth Work 'Important'
    103 3 PENANG, Sat— Members of the Settlement Youth Council were told by Penang's Resident Commissioner, Mr. R. P. Bingham, today that the type of work they were doing was more than ever important for they were at a stage of social transition in this part of the world
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    Woman Who Claims A Lost Daughter Is Sent Away
    451 3 Woman Who Claims A Lost Daughter Is Sent Away •A Vagrant' They Say, 50... JOHORE BAHRU, Sot.— A lonely, old Malay woman, sick in body and mind, and badly in need of assistance, is being kept away from the only person able to help her her daughter because the Social
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    Anglers' Postbag
    360 3 Anglers' Postbag In your Angler's Corner. X sometimes you use the term "angler" and at other t times, the* word "flshrrman;" is there a difference Eric Lee. AN angler is a fisherman j who fishes for the sport j of it with either rod and j reel or fine line.
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    Learners Get Driving Tips
    66 3 SEREMBAX. Sat. A negri Sembilan Road Transport team, headed bv the Registrar •>f Motor Vehicles, Mr. V.G. Butt, demonstrated to a' large crowd in Gurney Stadium common faults of applicant, i >r driving licence. They save an exhibition of Sood and bad driving Mr. Butt said
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    YOUTH LEADER SAVES A GIRL
    59 3 MALACCA. Sat. Peter Yon. a Malacca youth leader and a Sea Rover, rescued a young girl from the Malacca River near Kim Seng Bridge vest or lay. The girl was floundering in the water when Peter came to her rescue. She was later taken to
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    PUZZLE
    146 3 HINDREDS were stumped by last week's puzzle. Majority of the entries described it as a coil of mosquito destroyer. Well, it is not. Solution: a rubber mat for a glass. First correct entry to be opened was that sent b v Mr. H Akib H. Bidin c o Haji
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      18 3 'T •"> I I YOUR dollar buys more in a i Johnson hoh.Penanm •'4'\ r r4 Seahorse Outboard trmmcheg
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    5 DAYAKS VISIT COLONY
    34 4 5 DA YAKS VISIT COLONY pbotu. MR. LOKE WAN TIJO pictured with Kajan. Ninoh. Penphulu Gau. Tamerweng Tinjans and Kilabu. Note the heavy earrings suspended from the long ear lohes of the women. Standard
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    C-G Has Barefooted Guests
    197 4 FIVE Dyaks, ?..-customed to :ig in a "long house" in ong the Baran Riv.r f Sarawak wiil soon be installed, for the first time in ihcir lives, in a "tall house" the Cutm.y B .:d:ng in Singapore. The Dyrsk party comprises Penghulu Gau, his dau?hter Ninoh,
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    HOSTEL PLAN GOES AHEAD
    305 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Despite the U that an "International House* 1 la to be buiit in Melbourne, Australia, a group of Malayan business men are still going ahead with their n'.-vi to put up a "Malaya Hosier* in Sydney. Mr. P W Oiiz, one of the
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    First Peep At The Law
    84 4 First Peep At The Law A WEEK-OLD baby made her first public appearance yesterday in the dock of the Singapore Filth Police Court when her mother, Tay Kim Kuay was rh;ir£ed with permitting premise*; in Amoy Street to be used for opium smoking. The baby, wrr.pnod in piece of coloured
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    No Politics Allowed
    67 4 MR. R.S. PILLAI. honoTarv secretary of the Havelock Estate Community Centre, Singapore, yesterday denied any knowledge oi th P election meeting arranged by Mr. C.F.J Es s UMNO-MCA candidate contesting West Ward, to be held at Indus Square community centre on Monday. H e added that the
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    MR. MANYAM'S CHALLENGE
    71 4 MR. S. S. MAX YAM. the Labour candidate conte^tin^ the Singapore City Council elections, yesterday repeated a challenge to h;s Progressive opponent "to p r o v e his eloquence. H e will speak at the following places: Loronc Limau in?« Road Trust 10.30 a.m.; Kampong Potonc
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    THANKS FROM MELBOURNE
    37 4 AT 7.15 p.rn. to-morrow. Radio Malaya will < arry a broadcast in which the Vice-Chan-cellor of Melbourne University Mr. Paton. will thank Singapore for the gift of $100,000 towards the International House at thg ftalvmttft
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    Future Leaders Learn Sandhurst Principles
    180 4 Future Leaders Learn Sandhurst Principles 'Get Them Youn 1 empter Said 9 BRITAIN 1 1 justly proud of its Sandhurst the College for troining her Army officers. THE Federation Of Malaya's Military College—formed last July is being built round Sandhurst principles and traditions and three regular Sandhurst instructors have come
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    Saturday Weddings
    74 4 photo. photo. THE smiling couple in this Standard picture are Mis s M. Hippe and Mr. M. SOBBMT. They were married at the Cathedral of the Good Shep'irrd yesterday Both are employees of the German Consulate in Singapore. DR. Hen* Siak Kwanc and Miss Lee Wee Che* (abovr>
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    Onlookers Jam Court
    77 4 A JAM-PACKED man of curious spectators so hampered the defence counsel. Mr. K. K. Bezborauh and Mr. Tan (Juay Kim, a s they made their way into the Seventh Police Court I yesterday, that the case oX Liml Tun Toe. who fa s a tentative •■<' <A
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    By Copt. D. H. de T. Reade
    516 4 H. C. Wallwork. M.A., who Was a lecturer on science at Sandhurst for the past five years. He is assisted by three of nil colleague* from Sandhurst Mr. J. McMichen (of St. Andrews), in charge of mathematical training; Mr. K. W. Walker (of
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    Acquitted
    24 4 TING AH SWEE, har> with isslttins in m rhap-ji-ki lottery on A>.j» acquit' in the ft» .i ii. Po Cum jrt tenUgr, sfasfasdfa
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    JOHORE SOCIETY EXPECTS TO NET $18,000 PROFIT
    63 5 JOHORE SOCIETY EXPECTS TO NET $18,000 PROFIT BAKRU, Sot.— The Johore Bahru Stores society is perhaps the only deration which is not only a com ice its formation two years ago, ig from strength to strength. Abdul Ghani bin Mohamd that the society is e x- of more than $13,000
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    10,000 Pupils Skip A Class
    227 5  -  RANJIT SINGH Bv 'A' II EN Singapore school; dose next Friday, rvearly l(),0t»0 seven-year-old students in the Primary I classes will start their annual vacation after havinc und (<ne year of "tough" study which will allow them to skip Primary II and be placed in
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    X'mas Mail Inquiry Centre
    101 5 X'mas Mail Inquiry Centre IT IS nv\v r too late to s«' n d hristaws nail overseas and to farilit.it*the posting o f cards and parcels f,,r th«'ir im-srrn-Kfr s and otlttrs, Qanlys limpin- Airwmys, have ««i up an ;iiTmail information centre at their oflTu,. i tt p >r s
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    3- Way Scramble For Malaya Sugar Market Seen
    276 5  -  LIM TIAN JOO By jranagra jruu ivcporrcr FORMOSA, tft« United Kingdom and «n--nesia arc expected to figure prominently, with the odds favouring the first two countries, in the scramble for the Malayan sugar market when the Singapore Government hands over the trade
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    Counsel Hits At Police Procedure
    134 5 Counsel Hits At Police Procedure A HNGAaNMB lawyer > hi,|>; niif-d in tfar Kmb'.li Foiirr C^nrt yosWrday, that it was unfair for an artusrd person 1h be pro- dueffl in rourt wr^k aftrr \wr\ j«.st beOBM the \*\Yu.e said thc v U-id not J sufficient timr to n.rnpliw- fhrJ- invc^tiealiMks.
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    They Want To Be Under labour Code
    81 5 SINGAPQRE Petferal Services Uaions has written \> 'h(> Reodel Commission as ;tfK)ur Jaws in Colony be made applicable to 30.900 civilian emn uyeej of ;h t > three armed servi "es bThe Federation states -^a; a workers are citizens of Singapore they are
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    Welling On UNESCO
    104 5 MEMBER organizations of. the Singapore Youth Council j vere told >1V Mi Wi lero H. Welling. UNESCO Youth representative, that the cduratian, icienoe aini culture of ihr peopleg of Asia can be im'preved bjr the Orfanization he repjeaenti only bv i^ working through the vouth movements (if
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    FOUNDATION DAY DINNER
    49 5 .MORE ttaaa ir>o graduate and gue re pi Universitj ol London Foandstion D;iv Dinner lirltl ■t the i>c;i View n '>\c\ l&Jl night. Anionc t'no.-e preseni were Sir D;r/'fi Lindsay Kerr. Prof. |T. D. K tier, Prof. J. Heary 1 Eriqgart and Air. Tn.o Chan B
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    SINGAPORE Diary
    163 5 SINGAPORE Diary wii't mv i iu.icn a; :,ie L,m.;u. KesSOI OMOVB < at i v ie V a .Menu., il Hal] at K 4T> r. You r Ad i!ts C to Kt r g" met tat 2 e s Quaj tllK IMH.IM \IH\T Ml>-M>\\K\ MIHIMIM free Him aw at Kmog
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    Did Not Stop
    49 5 FOR failing to conform to a traffic halt sisn. Too CheeWah, was fined $20 by the Singapore Second Tr&flßc Magistrate Mr. Howe Yoon Chong. photo. IN DRAM and Tartar KJiaa is tfcr Shiva Thaadava daaee, one of scvrral iu-nis stacrd »7 Agaric's trmipc last ■i^ht Standard
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    FIRST NIGHT FEAST BY MADAM AZURIE
    132 5 Standard Staff Reporter MADAM Anjne de.-.criix»d a* the quc^'i of Indian daneen and hor Ironoe played M <i packed house in the Singapore Badminton Hall last nigl I It was the fir>t o! two tancei by the troupe in the Colony. From here it
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    THE ANIMALS AROUND ME
    383 6  -  WILLIAM DRURY Story And Drawing By AT the edge of the crowd on the dance floor, a couple hovers sleepily, like two good-looking, forty-yc rold ghosts, pale grey and rather opaque. They never speak and are obviously in love in a serene, comfortable, unyouthful way. Their
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    A Place Just As Good As The Old Moulin Rouge
    588 6 A Place Just As Good As The Old Moulin Rouge POOR stunted Toulouse-Lautrec used to sit of on evening in the Moulin Rouge, drinking ond sketching, rather cleverly disguised as Jose Ferrer. The rakes and roues and painted doxies of Paris were his models, and, to judge by his caricatures
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    Going Places With The Gee-Gees
    763 6  - Going Places With The Gee-Gees Aster Gunasekera By I ARRIVED here at HIGH DAWN yesterday on the CARTIII SIAN after taking the NORTHERN CIRCUIT from CAPE HORN. It was an uneventful voyage made pleasant by a fellow-passenger. BARNI fELD, the famous RUBBER EXPORTER, who has GREAT EXPECTATIONS for the future
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    Zoology Course For Adult Education Body
    470 7  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER By M tlaya, for the first time in its •ffeiing lectures and facilities >np <if Us most interesting departments of to i public rreap. the ng M >veD S on I i fn versity Zoology Dep from f> t.. 6:30. car-h of
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    Greenhouses Of The Sea
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      2004 11 Eber's Acceptance— An 'Opportunistic Error' Says ANDREW ROTH opportunity to do the boring work of building their own organisations from the ground up. I feel that John Eber'i agreement to serve ;i s se retary of the Malayan Forum falls into the same category of Leftwing opportunism. John came here
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    463 13 The Unseen Hero Who Filmed Everest r rOMORROW night, Singapore's film critics wUI get their first glimpse of the Everest epic—the colourful record of man's conquest of the world's highest mountain in this treat Coronation year at a special Shaw Bros preview. Graphically told on 8,000 feet of celluloid this
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    248 13  -  »"pHAT good stars dont necessarily make a good film has once again been proved in "Rail Ka Dibba.' a Hindustani release which had its premiere in Singapore yesterday. Much was expected from Madhubala, Shammi Kapoor, Om Parkash. and Sajjan all top-notch artistes but, despite
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    107 13 r PHE Amazing Fogel, who A provides a bewildering demonstration of miracles of mind and magic, fj due to arrive in Singapore by Comet on Tuesday from tlip IK. after a season at the London Palladium and the Pnh'ce, New York. He fliec here, accomi.nnied by
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    618 17 Europeans Eurasians Upset M_ t .u let^ an Indonesia's Olympic champions, met tlieii first defeat tint* they took the Inrtonesian soceer title in Singapore's Jalan Besar stadium vester!^ That the team which toppled them from their perch with a Hi victorv we» tl e gr°eatc,
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