Sunday Standard, 10 January 1954

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    22 1 SUNDAY STANDARD FDFDFDDF Al 4! ft ft *H ft Vol IV. No. 192. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1934 TWENTY PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    GOVT. RED TAPE BLOCKS AID FOR THE NEEDY—AW
    1081 1 GOVT. RED TAPE BLOCKS AID FOR THE NEEDY— A W 'Speedy Relief Most Important' PHILANTHROPIC work, despite its necessity and urgency to alleviate human suffering, is often handicapped and sometimes completely blocked by the very agent which has been set up to look after the welfare of the people, stated
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    QUICKER SELF-RULE AIM
    276 1 rhe Tarty Negara' Prepares To Discuss Its... Sultans Will Stay In Their New Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Working Party of the National Conference, sponsored by the Mentris Besor, is meeting here on Jan. 28 to consider the draft rules of a proposed "Party Negara," which wants
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    Secret A-Tests In Pacific Area
    107 1 Secret A -Tests In Pacific Area WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, (Reuter) The United States disclosed last night that it was getting ready for a series of super-secret atomic weapons tests m the far Pacific. There was immediate speculation that a hydrogen device would be set off, m the greatest man -made
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    Censor Bans The 'Gentle Gunman'
    153 1 Censor Bans The 'Gen tle Gunman "THE GENTLE GUNMAN' —a British film costarring John Mills and Dirk Bogarde and released through the J. Arthur Rank Organisation has been banned by the Malayan Film Censor Mrs. Cynthia Koek. The movie was banned early this month. A Rank spokesman said the film
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    Queen In Wellington
    84 1 WELLINGTON. Jan. 9 (Reuter) Holidaymakers cheered Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh on a forty-mile drive today from Paraparaumu airport to Wellington, capital of the Dominion where they are to stay a week. The Royal couple had flown from Bell Block airport New Plymouth. Thousands of
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    Lyttelton For Africa
    30 1 LONDON. Jan. 9: (Reuter) Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, the Coionia! Secretary, left London by Comet jet airliner yesterday to <tudy the constitutionai situation m Northern Rhodesia and Nigeria.
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    'Rab' Butler Made A C.H.
    39 1 LONDON. Jan. 9. (UP). Chancellor of the Exchequer R. A. Butler has been appointed a Member of the Order of the Companions of Honour by Queen Elizabeth 11. No. 10 Downing Street announced yesterday.
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    On Way Back
    34 1 LIEU T-GENERAL Sir Charles F. Loewen Command-er-in-Chief of British Forces m the Far East and Lady Loewen arrived m Hongkong yesterday by air from Japan on their way back to Singapore.
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    US, Soviet A-Talks Tomorrow
    67 1 US, Soviet A-Talks Tomorrow WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. (AP) Preliminary atomic talks between U.S Secretary of State John Foster Dulle s and Soviet Ambassador m Washington, Georgi M. Zarubin will begin next Monday, the State Department announced Friday. Diplomats reported the American Government is keeping the British Government informed of its
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    Montagu Is Arrested
    52 1 LONDON, Jan. 9 (AFP) Lord Montagu of Beaulieu who appeared m court recently on a morals charge, was arrested by police today and detained by Lymington Police. He will appear before the local magistrate later m the I day. The reasons for his ar- rest are not
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    War'Inevitable'
    28 1 War 'Inevitable' NATIONALIST China's Foreign Minister George Yeh reportedly told visiting overseas Chinese dignitaries m Taipei recently that all-out I war between Russia and Arr.e'rka wai 'inevitable." U.P.
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    Demon Fighter
    31 1 WASHINGTON, Jan I, (DP). The Navy yesterday I received it first produ I i model of the powerfu Demon, all-weather jel fi| believed capable ol speeds exceeding 6.~0 miles-an-hour.
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    BIGGEST RAID OF I-C WAR
    133 1 Rebels Begin A New Drive THE French Command said toda\ that massed French aircraft ca! i ted out on'- of the biggest air iuid~ of the Indo-China war m the Di» j Bicii Phu area. NcaawMat. the Ptouwh Command hurled a coun ter-attark into the
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    Chou Wants The Talks To Resume
    139 1 Chou Wants The Talks To Resume HONGKONG, Jan. 9 (Reuter). The Chinese Prime Minister. Mr. Chou En Lai, m an official statement broadcast by Peking radio today called for an immediate resumption of preliminary discussions at Panmunjom on the proposed Korean political conference. If the United Nations General Assembly decided
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    House-Guest
    33 1 House -Guest LORD Plunket. a tall and handsome Captain m the Irish Guards, came to Sandringham o n Friday as the house-guest of Princess Margaret and her mother at the Royal Lodge.— AP
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    FORGIVE & FORGET HONEYMOON FOR 2
    169 1 FORGIVE FORGET HONEYMOON FOR 2 EDINBURGH. Scotland Jan. 9, (AP) Newiyweds Isabella's and Jimmy Goldsmith runaways no longer happily packed last night for a honeymoon m France and a forgive-and-forget reunion with Isabella's father, multimillionaire tin magnate Antenor Patino. '•There has been a reconcliation." 20 year-old Jimmy, handsome and dapper
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    The Governor Of S'pore
    94 1 THIS exclusive portrait study of the Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll. was specially taken by the famed Hongkong photographer. Mr. Francis Wu. at Government House. This is the first time Sir John had been photographed in full ceremonial uniform of a Colonial Governor. It was
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    MPs On F.E. Tour
    85 1 LONDON. Jan. 9 (AFP)-— An all-Party delegation ol British Members of Parliament left London today by Comet jet airliner on a goodwill mission to the Far East. The delegation was headed by Lord Philip Russel Rea. Chief Liberal whip m the House of Lords. Other members
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    Rape Alleged
    33 1 A SEVEN-YEAR-oid Muslim girl, who was allegedly raped at an address mi n North Bridge Road. Singapore, last night was treated as an outpatient m the General Hospital. Police are investigating.
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    Commanders Meet
    26 1 BERLIN", Jan. 9 (UP;—Berlin's four commandants met again today to pick a site for the forthcoming Big Four conference, a West era spokesman said.
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    Readmission Of National Servicemen To Schools
    114 2 Readmission Of National Servicemen To Schools KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. —The parents ""education protest" committee today requts:ed discharged local National servicemen who have no: been able to find re-admission to schools to j submit ie'a.ls to its collating sub-committee. S As k-.j- g on t tee t Natioi men had Nl
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    Ex-PMU Boss Gets 8 Mths.
    90 2 II OB STAH Sat Hashun president or the m waa i ene« I jht nn Ihs' in> nment m c Sc n lescri "l I -v ting a l planter I MOO r lasl lalays and Iried a I Uspute. !t- harge tra felling ex-
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    Forces Have Secret Plan To Beat The Terrorists
    332 2 Forces Have Secret Plan To Beat The Terrorists KUALA LUMPUR, So*.— The year 1953 has been a successful one m the battle against the terrorists m the Federation, but 1954 will find the security forces working to a new overall plan designed by the High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer,
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    ROW OVER A WOMAN
    56 2 FIVE S:kh< aimed with sticks a* tacked another Sikh outside the Mercury Cinema m Paya Lebar Road, Singapore, cm Fi\day night. Two detectives who were at ::.o MVBi stopped the brawl and arrested one of the MttQp >nts, A Police spoke-man ye^teri.)v said that the quarrel
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    Colony Wedding
    46 2 photo. 1111 marriage of Mr. Idgur Michael D«- K.raario son „t Mr. John De lioiario. to Miss Ma\is Cecilia Fercira took ptBCt t'hurch of Saint Joseph. Victoria Street Singapore yesterday. The bride b th r eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ambrose Pereira. Standard
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    Wanted Man Walks Into Police Court
    197 2 A MAN whom the Singapore police have been looking lor during the past six months walked into court on his own accord yesterday. F!e waa bespectacled wons Kum Mun who entered the Fuurth Police Court, Singaoore. as I defence witness tor kria Mend Lew
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    Shot Gurkha Not Serious
    58 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. I The condition of Gurkha Rifllemen Karka Bahadur ;Limbu of the 1/10 Gurkha j Rifles who was wounded m an engagement with Johore bauj dits on Thursday, was today said to be improving. He was evacuated from the j operational area and is
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    GOLDEN JUBILEE
    67 2 pbote. MR. P. M. Framroz (centre), founder and sole proprietor of the well-known aerated water company which bears his name, is seen here surrounded by his Parsee friends wno came to congratulate him on the Golden Jubilee of the company A Framros aerated water bottle with a cap
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    Floods Close Johore Road
    103 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Bukit Gambir-Ulu Ring Road at the 129-1/2—130 mile, j Johore. is flooded to a depth of 30 inches and the water is j reported to be still rising. The Senior Executive Engineer, Muar, announced i that this stretch of road m impassable
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    Canadian Warship Arrives At Base
    236 2 A welcome but rare arrival at the Singapore Naval Base was the H.M.C.S. Iroquois, which berthed yesterday after operational duties m Korean waters. The warship which arrived on schedule from Hongkong after a brief stay, looked qu.le trim and neat m battle grey, and with
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    3-D Obscene Picture Thrilled Him
    64 2 3-D Obscene Picture Thrilled Him K.LANTAN. Sat. Soo Yee Swee was fined by the Circuit Magistrate yesterday for publicly xhibiting obscene photographs m 3-D slides along the Main Street on I>ec. 25 last year. Detective Sgft. Bador bin Shamsuddin giving evidence said "I felt a thrill hile looking at the
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    Standard Serviet For The Unemployed
    59 2 Standard Serviet For The Unemployed Al VOl B MKNKh: t f-B unemployed and m need: To help you lind work the Saw*, pore Standard L'nempl«» mr»i Bureau oflers- you free spar* m this column Just call ©r «nt, your local Standard oftu t tor an application form whicb »ou should
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      153 2 Remittances FAMif.v leraittai tea t ::> Decerobei alone tola 298 Or lhi 3 aroo sl,4ot).ol)rt was remitted om Singapore. I -i_n i-_-i_~i -_n_i~u~ ~_~i_'i_ri-i~i-i~i_i~_i~_- i_n_n_i*i_n_i~u~u~L J "i-ii~i-i~u~i-r~u~i.i'*l I tS l *4^&^^\ re^°* I -LAM SOON GARDEN HOTEL !•»<,. T.I J{. LAS! < OASI KD. (8 mileslone) All bedrooms with bathrooms
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      384 2 ENGAGEMENT 1 I^HE Engagement IS announced to-day between Kian Seng,, youngest son of Mr. Mrs Neo j Sin Huan and 9in Chow, eldest daughter of Mrs. Chin Sat Kai and the late Mr. Chin Sat Kai. KINDERGARTEN \TTENTION City Polks! Send your young children to the seaside kindergarten where studying
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    RUBBER
    25 3 IMPH I i Itta tt Sydney and led i the t S ;apore ie ith »tat tons I I all I al 4. ipment
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    GAMBLING: BOY WARNED
    10 3 3 s 3h: gambling aras ar.?l li
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    MARKET IS QUIET
    91 3 i del market and c!o>oi at the pi '0. Fair business was reported jresterday. S I NGA PORE Chamber of amerce Rubber Association noon prices (cents per b.> resterda? were; Buyers s.- trs > 1 RSS Spot loose 561 56| N i 1 RSS f.ob Jan, 561
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    TIN PRICE
    18 3 S PORE, Sat. The priced on the or no irkei is S3IBJ (down $1|) per I
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    41 3 THE PEACEFUL atmosphere of a Geylang, Singapore, kampong is captured ii the above picture, taken by P. K. Chan, More and more people are moving out of the busy city to seek homes m places just like this m the suburbs.
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    Charged With Consorting
    66 3 KUANTAN, Sat.— Lav Lee was charged m the Kuantan Magistrate's Court for cons irting with Won.? Sicw Kum. who was found to possess a pistol and ammunition near labor Bailey Estate, on Dec. 7 last year. He was a'so charged with v ing to produce his National
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    Education Of Women Helps Men -She Says
    201 3 Education Of Women Helps Men -She Says THE EDUCATION of women and girls is "always for the benefit of men," and the old saying that the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world is based on sound fact. Miss Freda Gwilliam. Assistant Adviser on Education to the Secretary of
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    Regatta Is Planned For New Year
    211 3 Regatta Is Planned For New Year THE First regatta of the Outboard Boating Club of Singapore this year will be held at Pasir Panjang, off West Point Gardens, on Feb. 4; second day of the Chinese New Year. There will be eleven events five Club races and six for fishing
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    'Punter' Is Charged
    91 3 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat.— Bail m the sum of $1,500 m one surety was granted Yew Cheow when he claimed trial before Circuit Magistrate, Inche Abu Bakar bin Haji Hussein, to a charge of having assisted m the 100 and 1,000 numbers public lottery. Accused said that he
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    FINED $125 FOR PUBLIC GAMING
    35 3 PARIT BUNTAR, Sat.— A 20-year-old padi planter. Yon bin Osman, was fined 5125 or six weeks imprisonment by Inche Abu Bakar bin Haji Hussein, Circuit Magistrate for gamin." m public.
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    Association New Officials
    187 3 THE Silat Funeral Association of Singapore yesterday elected the following officials for 1954. Patrons: Messrs. Lim Kirn Lee, Scow Kirn Hock. Chia Cheng Seng, Tay Kirn Teck, Soon Peng Yam, Tan Kirn Van, Chua Liang Chuan, Ang Lee, Yeo Hock Thve and Ng Kirn Lee. President: Mr,
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    NEW PRINCIPAL
    24 3 MR. M. LUCAS, Senior .Master of the Government 'English School, Batu Pahat, has been appointed Headmaster of the Government English School, Poutiaa.
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    Council Found A Way To Re-live Life Of The Sea Ashore
    425 3  - Council Found A Way To Re -live Life Of The Sea Ashore MICHAEL GOH By Standard Staff Reporter AN old salt, Matthew Connell, liked Singapore so much that when he retired from sailing the seas he loved, he settled on the island. H e could well afford to buy a
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    The Bosses Save Money For Them
    152 3 Standard Staff Reporter THERE are about 300 licensed juvenile employees m Singapore and their employers have to save a part of their salary for them every month. According to a Colony law, all employers who engage juvenile workers have to deposit a part of
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    He's Charged With Posing
    90 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Yap Kirn Weng, 24, was produced m the First Magistrate's Court here before Inche Ismail bin Mohd. Jamil on a charge of impersonating a police officer to obtain $10 from one Wong Foong. The charge alleged that on Dec. 12 last year. Yap
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    Sunday prize puzzle
    91 3 THE S20 prize for last week's picture puzzle goes to Mr. Azizan Ariffin of S.A.H.C. Alor Star. Kedah. His solution the top of a baby powder container wa s the first correct entry to be opened. This week, the cameraman has come up with another familiar object.
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    DRIVER FINED AND BANNED
    64 3 E. THOMAS attached to the I Royal Engineers, who pleaded guilty to three charges of driving at an excessive speed, without a driving licence and while not covered by third party insurance, was yesteri day 'fined $100 by the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate. Mr. Howe Yoon
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    HE FAILED TO CLAIM HIS CARD
    31 3 KUANTAN, Sat.— Suppiah. an estate labourer was fined $50 m the Magistrate's Court yesterday for failing to claim his renewed I-Card withia the prescribed period.
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    Trespass Poser Set In Court
    148 3 Trespass Poser Set In Court ARE people trespassing when they visit the Railway Station m Keppel Road to see relative., or .friends oflf. That problem arose yesterday when five Indians were charged with trespassing on Jan. 9. The usher, who interpreted the charge to the five men, smiled. "Does this
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    Anglers' Postbag
    386 3 DO we have Sailfisn X Swordfish and Tuna ia Singapore waters. If so what is the best wav to angle for them? L. U. LEE. 4 Sailfish, Bwordfisti and Tunny are 3ften signal farther it b m and rcasi «j mm c weighing 150 ri s ata caught
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    TEENAGE GIRLS ARE MISSING
    106 4 TEENAGE GIRLS ARE MISSING PEXANG, Sa: -Two Cbinest g:r aged 16 and IT. are rep r ed missing since Tuesday. They were .a^l seen leaving thc:r haaaaj I I "be c i ha Theari n fias Raw w P., < »n Tuesday evening. 1 are Quafe Gafll I.m. I p
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    Proprietor Fined $350
    83 4 b:\t.\r Sat— V > Sin Kooi, t.:cor.;:> i ol a sundry g xA Kuala G •■■i a r« v. j $350 or four no >nths on n Abu Bakar >m H Hussein r- <• Magistrate ing v- thorised pen M D E. ttartinz, Chief Pi c and
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    Klang Funeral
    25 4 MORE than I 000 I aided the fuaera I Cha Peng B r\\ We se ;da her reside] X ang She a L
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    It's A Pretty Soft Dog's Lite—Especially When You're Small
    342 4  - It's A Pretty Soft Dog's Lite— Especially When You're Small MICHAEL GOH By Standard Staff Reporter NO. she isn't anything that i\ime out of a bottle, or something you thought you saw the mornin^-aftcr. i She's Bambi. If) months old and o\vn?d by Mrs. Piroska Kajaratnam. Her parents are j
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    Prisoner Can't Drive For 1 Year
    180 4 THEEM PENG NAM, who is serving 12 months 1 imprisonj tnenj oa a robbery charge, was yesterday brought before the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate, Mr Howe Yoon Cheng, on two charges—abetjting and permitting a girl to drive a car without a licence. Mr. Howe
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    RS Sergeant Is Charged
    46 4 STAFF Sergeant William Regan. Royai Signals, was charged in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday with culpable homicide not amounting to the murder of Sergeant Henry Haig Hamilton at G.H.Q. Signals on Dec. 27. Bail of $5,000 was allowed until Jan. 11.
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    Tentative Murder Charge
    37 4 Tentative Murder Charge YUEN KWAI CHONG, was tc-ntativeiy charged in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday with the murder of Yeo Soh Tee with two other unknown persons at Pagoda Street on Jan. 8. He was remanded.
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    3 STABBED IN STREET FIGHT Police Detain Man With A Bloody Knife
    260 4 3 STABBED IN STREET FIGHT Police Detain Man With A Bloody Knife AFTER a hectic chase down Singapore's Victoria Street m the small hours of yesterday, two police constables arrested a man armed with a pen-knife dripping with blood. Fifty yards from where the PCs finally overpowered the man and
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    Fifth Navy Ship Due
    86 4 PENANG. Sal.— When the Indian Naval Ship Investigator arrives here on Jan. 22. she will be the fifth Naval Ship to visit Penang within a month. Four more ships, Jaseur, Magcienne, Maenad and Michael of the Sixth Minesweeper Squadron, will visit Penang between Jan. 9 and
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    THIS BOY HATES CLOTHES
    237 4 SEVEN-YEAR-OLD. Leong Woon Thye who, ever since he received an injection had refused to be clothed, is the problem child of his widowed mother. Madam Fong Ah Chong, a vegetable-seller m Rochore Road. Madam Fong ha s five other children. Leong is no bigtrer than a
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    Increased Demand For Blood
    150 4 Increased Demand For Blood BLOOD transfusions m Singapore exceeded donations by 25 during th e past week with the continued increase In the demand for blood. Of the 101 donations, 67 were from Asians. There were 60 new donors made up of 26 Chinese. 17 Europeans. 11 Indians, four Malays
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    KL Loses Colourful Social Worker
    422 4 KL Loses Colourful Social Worker ONE OF Kuala Lumpur's most popular residents is dead. Septugenarian Pat Zilwa wa s a colourful figure who saw the Federal Capital grow from c collection of attap and tin shanties to the ultra-modern town it is today. He cam c from Ceylon to Malaya
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    It's Black Monday Also For Parents
    150 5 It's Black Monday Also For Parents TOMORROW will be Black Monday for more than 180.000 school children ia Singapore when all te Colony schools Eng>h and Vernacular open gates once again I the five-week Christnas vacation. B M i wi 1 be a blacker aj for parents of some hi
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    Canine Assn Appeals For Cars, Vans
    111 5 THE Singapore Canine Wel-i i e-i is appealing j Hrn '■•<■■ <■' ran. station j g vans or rriei for the j M 'c <:r< m travel- 1 j ta d from the "Garden Urn Assortsm stnty dogs, at t The Road. eat Mrs
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    Boys' Club Anniversary
    41 5 er S Br.->" i their flrsi thi Dpenin? Be ***** father r.z of ends, Mr. E. Ds j an o: the pore B B CBcial- "r. 4 -i U ..:.g I>r I r- a-.vay Qm .vas (0.- i.
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    Child Slept On As Roof Caved In
    170 5 A YEAR OLD boy. Ho Yong Huan, was still sleepv 5 i m i nU i e alter the front P° ltion of his home m North Bridge Road, Singapore, collapsed, sending beams and tiles crashing inches from where he slept m a
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    She'll Star With Peck
    82 5 BEAITIFIL Win Mm Thin, M year-old Burmt'v girl. >e«*n m this picture, has been chosen lo play oppo>ite Gregory Peck, m the Rank OrganiAjtion'i much discussed film of H. E Bate's novel, "The Purple Plain." She has never acted professionally before, and was picked by producer
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    4 Leave For Trade Talks
    70 5 FOUR Malayans will leave Singapore on Jan. IT lor Indonesia to discuss trade relationsnips between the tw 0 countries and how to solve trade problems. They are Mr. E. M. Hart. Director of the Departmtnt of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Lee Kon^ Chian. the Singapore
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    For Australia
    30 5 MR. and Mrs. Yap Pheng Geek ieft Singapore yesterday by air for Sydney by Qantas/ BOAC Constellation/ Mr. Yap is on a i "2-day business trip :o Australia.
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    119 Licences Issued To S'pore Pilots
    309 5 A TOTAL of 119 licences have been issued by the Department of Civil Aviation, Singapore, to student pilots, pilots and radio operators since the new licencing were introduced m April, last year. Licences were issued to the following: 63 Student Pilot's] Licences, 25 Private
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    Framroz Celebrates fifty Years Of Progress
    409 5  - Framroz Celebrates fifty Years Of Progress T. J. LIM By >tandard Staff Reporter TOIV. at of Singa- lest aerated woa ks, Messrs. r' m Ltd.. celebrates ta golden jubilee pcm ol progress I n a main house to an n three storey ed fa ri r\£ m Alle n b
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    54 5 AN English seaman. Robert Alexander (26.) has been reported missing from his ship :he Socotra moored alongside the Singapore Harbour Board Wharf since Friday night. He is 5 ft. 7 in., fair-corn- plexioned and well-built and when last seen, he was wearing open neck white coat and
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    810 6  - 11,000 Youngsters And 2,000 Old Ones Say 'Thanks' JAMES PETER CHIN By READERS of the Singapore Standard who have contributed to our Third Christmas Fund will find it very gratifying to note that their kind thoughts and generosity have not gone unheeded and without thanks. Letters from various institutions and
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    The Season Is In Full Swing
    1412 8 'Le Tout-Paris' Certainly Gets Around Town \OW that the Paris season is m full swin?, I haw come to the conclusion that the population of the French capital consists of about five hundred people. 1 see them everywhere at receptions, at first nights, at
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    TRANSITION OF THE FIJIAN
    2202 9  -  B.C. THOMAS By From Savage To Scourge Of Jungle Reds THE early years of her long and glorious reign legend has it that Queen Victoria was handed by her personal courier a somewhat unusual and alarming dispatch: -Your Gracious Majesty," its writer urgently implored, "please send
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    734 12  -  BERNARD WILLIAMS W////wJ///J.W////m PmmmmmimumS Born 1880 And Still Rowing Strong gORN 1880 and still rowing strong. This is the enviable record of Ho Seng, a well-known figure around Clifford Pier, Singapore. He is one of the oldest sampan men m his profession, and has been at the
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    744 12 RAFFLES PLACE— AN IDEA B Editor, Auto obi c ition oj Singapore Bulletin E think that all road users m Singapore ■fill agree that the chaos on our road.; is increasing rapidly. The Aotomob'te Association of Singapore, en whose behalf I have the honour to write here,
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    GUIDE FOR NEW CAR BUYERS
    384 12 As a guide to ve\r car bni/ers, a Sunday Standard reader has worked out a table of comparison between Malayan prices and British basic prices of the following irell-known makes of cam. r VO many of u s motorists, particularly m these tunes of trade
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    FOCUS ON BOMBER CREWS
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    SCHIZOPHRENIA UNDER HYPNOSI
    415 13 ONE can do with a good laugh these days, and I have no hesitation m recommending a super tonic m this line m the Hamilton G. Inglis production of "Will Any Gentleman a highly improbable tale -of the misadventures of a quietlymannered bank clerk who comes under
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    TEST BRINGS LAUGHTER AND TEARS
    365 13 TEST BRINGS LAUGHTER AND TEARS WTHOEVER would have v thought that the movie moghuls would one day go making a comedy out of such a seriou s event m the world of sport as the Test Match? Well, they have now, and the man wh o provided the inspiration with
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    142 18 I O-xir.g to bad weather over the past week, '.he remai ig games m the Inter Section League had to be postponed. and the following are the rearranged dates for the fix' re f ir the coming week: Monday Tan 11 1) versus ARS: CPRS/JAPK versus MTRS. Tuesday
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    505 19 BAM Goodwill Can Bring Wong Back To The Fold will aIJm^J^ n w^ n Al cr n c is sinffing tlle son s of Peace and Good very au^M Perh?n S S the badminton section m the sports chorus is Sr^ <* the Whatever the reasons may be, these sportsmen
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    139 19 Meet Make Up Dear Jeffrey Ja ".?s May I say how iery pleased I was to >cad t notes m the Sun- x-4 <:andard. not once every occassion on Ihfl 'Yang Peng Soon debc •i hare tndtavnr ed to preserve a nilrn nded vine Is so Mi es spofts icrilrTS
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    231 19 AT THE END of this month, eight of the 15 water polo players picked by the Singapore Amateur swimming .Association for intensive training m preparation for the second Asian Games at Manila will kno* whether they will be selected to represent the
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    84 19 IPOH, Sat. Kinta Europeans today entered the final of the Perak Rugby Union knockout competition by scoring an overwhelming 39 points (six goals, two tries and a drop goal) to nil over the 12th Royal Lancers today. Half time score was 19 0. Through four tries by
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    262 19 Will Tuli Fight Here? WILL Jake Tuli fight Jimmy, Carruthers m Singapore?, That is what one English newspaper wants us to be-i lieve but let's take a looki at the facts. Can Tuli afford to lose his re- 1 cord to a heavier man? Tuli. who is kingpin m the
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    361 19 LONDON. Jan. 9 (Reuter F. A. CUP THIRD ROUND Arsenal 5, Aston Vina 1. 'Blackpool 1. Luton T. 1. 'Bradford 2. Manchester C. 5. Bristol C 1- Rotherham U. 3. Burnley 5 Manchester U. 'Chesterfield 2. Bury 0. Everton 2. Notts Co. 1. Hastings U. 3, Norwich
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    27 19 DUBLIN. Jan. 9: (ReutersNew Zealand, after leading Ireland 9-0 at half time m the Rugby Union international here today, won by 14 points to three.
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    VARSITY SWIM
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    128 19 ADELAIDE Jin 9 <P Tony Trabett. the Vailed .Sales Davis Cup p er t>e a Australia < Lewis Hoad in straight seu to win the South Australian 'c men's singles lawn tennis title here today. TraOen won 6-4 G-2 2 fa* Aiding on HjjC tiis fii>:
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    284 20 JiEO CHWEE KOK h3f two mora hours on land yesterday when the BO AC plane in which he flew to Australia was delayed followmg engine trouble before il took eft N popularity was emphasised by the large number of friends who undaunthf thd early
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    Rugby Game Off
    24 20 The Army vs Navy rugby match scheduled to be played at HMS Terror yesterday has been been put off to Wednesday.
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    1068 20 YESTERDAY'S game of rugger on the Padang between the Ist Battalion Fiji Infantry Regiment and the Singapore Cricket Clvb the fourth since the inception of these friendly "Tests," as expected, went the way of the others. The Fijians won 38—9. Only thi s time. th
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    TODAY'S Sport
    49 20 TODAY'S Sport SINGAPORE SOCCER: Radin Mas Ramblers v HMS Charity at Railway ground, Indian Festival KO final, IRC v IBS at Jalan Besar. KUALA LUMPUR HOCKEY: International, Federation v Singapore at Padang. Inter combines Schools, Selangor v N.S. GOLF: Perak Turf Club v International S.C. at S.G.C. Circular Road.
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    WEIGHTS FOR 12 RACES
    606 20 BELOW ARE weights for 12 races for the Ist and 2nd day of the Singapore Turf Club's January meeting. Horses CI. 2— Div. 1—1 M. Josker II 9.00 Opera 8-13 Kindling 8.11 King Crow 8.10 Innate 8.09 Harringav 8.09 Beau Temps 8.08 Cinder's Prince 8.07 Singing
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