Sunday Standard, 31 January 1954

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    Masthead
    18 1 SUNDAY STANDARD ZXCV m m. Vol. IV. No. 213. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1954 TWENTY PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Aw Helps The Aged In Burma
    109 1 ROBUST and active despite his 71-years, Mr. Aw Boon Haw, "Tiger Balm King" of Singapore and millionaire business magnate, is pictured above personally presenting a gift of 1,000 kyats (Burmese currency) to another septuagenarian, Ang Isa, on the occasion of Mr. Aw's birthday. Mr.
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    Queen' Tearful Farewell To NZ
    174 1 Queen Tearful Farewell To NZ THE BLLFF. Jan. 30, (AF) Britain's Queen brushed away tears of emotion with 1 a white-gloved nand .as she bade farewell to the people of New Zealand from the boat deck of the royal liner, Gothic, today. T?n thousand people crowded in 19 the B!o3
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    Man Bites Snake
    28 1 DL'RBAN. Jan. 3C (AP).— A young African named Desmond Getwrge, bitten three times on Ihe hand rv a pjtf-adder. bit '■ik qji:K.y and the snake
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    WFTU Keeps Flow Of Red Books To Unions
    334 1  -  K. G. PILLAI By Standard. Staff Reporter A STEADY flow if Communist literatiirtriW trade unions and individuals in Malaya is maintained by the Communist-dominated World Federation of Trade Unions from its headquarters in Vienna. Trade Union circles in Singapore feel that this
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    Fire Razes A BurmaTown
    86 1 RANGOON. Jan. 30: (Renter)—At least ten people were killed and more than 8,500 families lost their homes in a fire which virtually wiped out Henzada an important rail and river station 76 miles northwest of Rangoon. The fire raged for 36 hours until late last night
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    IN TWO HOLD-UPS?
    82 1 THE four-man robber gang who snatched $13,000 from two NAAFI cashiers in Chua Chu Kang on»Friday afternoon may be the same one which hoisted $20,000 from a Cold Storage wage clerk just before Christmas, a Police spokesman said yesterday. On both occasions, the robbers used pepper to
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    Eden's Plan To Re-Unite The Big-4
    104 1 Eden's Plan To Re-Unite The Big-4 BERLIN, Jan. 30 (Reuter)— The Big. Four Foreign Ministers yesterday began discussion of the German question and the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. j Anthony Eden, immediately submitted a five-point plan to re-unite the divided nations. "Cardinal element" of the plan he said was free
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    Malayan Police In Thailand
    86 1 BANGKOK, Jan. 30: (Reuter) The arrival of a group of British Malayan police at a point "somewhere in southern Thailand" lor closer co-ordina-tion work with the Thai police against the Malayan Communist terrorists operating along the Malayan-Thai border area, was disclosed by the Thai Police Information
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    'Asians And The West Are Equal'
    145 1  -  Canadian Premier says OTTAWA Jan. 30 (UP)—Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent said yesterday he would try, on his world tour, to emphaize the equality of Asian and Western nations in their attempts to seek a lasting peace. St Laurent who leaves next Thursday on
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    PURCELL HITS AT TEMPLER'S RULE
    623 1  -  ANDREW ROTH 'Spirit Of Raffles Has Been Banished' By Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Jan. 30—Dr. Victor Purcell, former acting Secretary of Chinese Affairs in Malaya, has unleashed a vigorous 5,000 word attack on General Tempter in the current issue of the Twentieth Century magazine. The
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    Gangsters Siphon Off Toddy To Illicit Dens
    301 1  -  BOB PERIES By I Standard Staff Reporter CERTAIN Government-run toddy shops in the Colony are controlled by gangs who are buying up more than half the daily quota at just above the control price and selling it on the blackmarket. Many Government toddy
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    THAI WISHES
    28 1 THE Standard yesterday received a telegram from Thai Police General Phao Sriyanond of Bangkok congratulating Mr. Aw Boon Haw on the occasion of his 71st birthday.
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    Gandhi's Day
    36 1 NEW DELHI, Jan. 3U (Reuter). Mass prayer meetings and spinning of cloth a.« advocated by Mahatma Gandhi are being held througnout India today to commemorate the assassination of the leader on January 30. 1948.
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    TWO TOP PRIZES GOTO PERAK
    115 1 IPOH. Sat. Peiak ticket holders took the two top prizes in the 18th Social and Welfare Services lottery which was drawn at Kampar this ifteraoon. The third prize wa sold bv a Post Office in the Federation while the fourth prize went tfl Penang. Results
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    Police Free Eight, One Is Charged
    73 1 ALL but one of tne nnie men detained by the Singapore Police, when they raided rubber factory in Bukil Timati Road ok Thursday evening have b«en released. The ninth man. Lim Choon Huat. was charged in the Singapore Fourth Police Court i yesterday, with
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    Witness Relies On A Shadow
    84 2 AN R.A.F. Sergeant yesterday identified a man charged with inconsiderate driving only after the accused was made to enter his car and sit in the driver's seat. Sgt Charles Rust, told Mr. Howe Yoon Chong, the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate, that it was the shadow
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    'Landowners Profits Would Shock The Devil'
    486 2 'Landowners Profits Would Shock The Devil' Marshall Backs Acquisition Bill Standard Staff Reporter THE history of profits made by landowners over the past 50 years and the exclusion of small income groups from possession or even rental of a bit of roof will "shock the conscience of the devil/' charged
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    MARKETS Rubber Mart Quiet
    156 2 MARKETS Rubber Mart Quiet THE rubber market in Singapore yesterday closed quiet at 55i cents per lb. for first grade rubber for February shipment (55 cents on Friday). Prices opened at around 55'. cents but eased slightly when sellers came out. Fair business was reported during the morn; ng with
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    Two Beaten Up By Gang
    61 2 PEOPLE fled from a coffee shop in Pas:r Panjang Road. Singapore, when a sang of n've attacked two labourers who were having a meal there at noon yesterday. They used bottles and chairs as weapons but all five dispersed before a Police radio car arrived
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    New School
    21 2 ALOR STAR. Sat.— The Sultana today laid the founda*ion stone of Sultana A:-':r.a Girls' School at Derga, near here.
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    Empty Safe Greeted 4 Robbers
    75 2 Empty Safe Greeted 4 Robbers AWAKENED by some one pulling his hair, a coffee shop assistant found four strangers, two armed with knives, in his shop in Circular Road early yesterday morning. The men forced him to hand over the key of a sale but found no money in it
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    'No Truth'
    49 2 I SINGAPORE Police after in- vestigating the story, published last Sunday under the heading "Jungle decision to* make the j rich pay." state 'There is no truth in the statement made by the surrendered bandit that the recent kidnappings in Singapore were I planned in the jungle."
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    FESTIVAL REGATTA
    618 2 FESTIVAL REG AT TA OUTBOARD CLUB PLANS BIG DA Y TWENTY-THREE sportsmen have entered for the Chinese New Year Regatta of the Outboard Boating: Club of Singapore to be held at Pasir Panjang on Feb.4. In addition to the open classes, they will be competing for these challenge trophies in
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    Standard Senifc For The Unemployed
    61 2 Standard Senifc For The Unemployed I AT yoLE BKKVH r onemplo>ed and in r, a help you to Knd u. t pore Standard I m ri Bureau ofters y»u frlT sn this column Ju*. ca ii J, your local Standard «i an application form W hic h should return with
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      220 2 SOLD OUT KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Ail seats for the three schools' performances of the Malayan Arts Threatre Group's next production, "Macbeth", to be staged at the Town H;> Kuala Lumpur on Mar. 15. 16 and 17. have been sold mil SITUATIONS MANr~ REQUIRED by Sarawak Oilfields L;d. Two Telephone I
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      115 2 sitndqy pme puzxle j pNM^-.W|MOI s#luf ran SOLUTION (left) to last I <lil^|^M[ week's picture puzzle is: part I c j of an expandable watch strap r x The S2O prize goes to Mr. 4 '^^^BfcjSP^^^ Husein bin Osman c o New )M^/^C^MSe^ s^%^* Market, Jala i Regent, Alor 1
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    Peaceful And Serene...
    49 3 THE reflection of the evenin? sun on the waters of Singapore's Bfcßifchie Reservoir and the long shadows cast by the tall trees make this striking picture which was caught by Standard cameraman Wong Khye Yin who also captured the coolness and serenity of the shaded surroundings.
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    Found Pants In Garden
    75 3 A E r :^?"AX woman living :n the Tel >k Kurau area of Singapore wike up on Friday morning to find her slacks :n the garden. The thief who had removed them from her bedroom stole S-i From *.:u> pockets. Another European, a man living in
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    HEALTH TALK BY PROFESSOR
    57 3 DR. T.A. Lloyd Davies, Professor of Social Medicine and Public Health in the University of Malaya, will deliver his inaugural lecture on "Medicine. Societv and Health" in the Medical Faculty's Central Hall, Sepoy Lines, on Thursday, Feb. 13 at 6.30 p.m. Members of the University and
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    PUBLIC SHOWING MORE COURAGE — SAYS CLAGUE
    311 3 PUBLIC SHOWING MORE COURAGE SAYS CLAGUE |iluRLYTABO0RiR| Yesterday's heading in The Singapore Standard Standard Staff Reporter ARMED robberies in the Colony have increased this month but so have cases where members of the public successfully resisted thugs. Disclosing this yesterday, the Police Secretary, Mr. Peter Ciague. said: "It is heartening
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    MR. PAYNE IS BACK AGAIN
    38 3 MR. C.C. Payne, the City Council Electrical Engineer, returned to Singapore on Friday in the Royal Interocean Lines' Maetsuycker. He had been on six months' leave which was spent in Australia and Tasmania.
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    Gay Boulevardiers To Run Bars
    352 3 THREE groups of gay Singapore boulevardiers, Chinese, British and American, will come to the aid this year of the Chinese Ladies Association which, for the first time, is giving a dance f«r its own benefit a f t a r collecting hundreds of thousand of
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    MALAY WOMEN STEP OUT
    477 3 They Show Great Interest In Adult Education By E. M. RASHEED, Standard Reporter ADULT EDUCATION is becoming popular with the Malay women of Singapore. Most of the newly opened centres in the Colony, especially those near kampongs, report that their classes have been "virtually invaded" by
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    Anglers' Corner
    387 3 Anglers' Corner Q. Can you tell me how many fishing: seasons there are in Singapore and what fishes are caught in the different seasons. KOH KEE SENG (PENANG) A. There are four n.-hing seasons in a year in Singapore known as Angin Utara (North-west Monsoon) from December to February. Angin
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    90 Gave To The Blood Bank
    111 3 90 Gave To The Blood Bank TRANSFUSIONS rrrwdwi as by I tiree units 'if en b Jan 13 bo Jm. 29 states the Singapore B.ood Transfusion Service in n weekly b ood oank report. There wenj M Mood lions a- i ga IS transf isi »m given week under Of
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    Asian Film Festival
    39 3 TOKYO, Jan N [AW The first South-East Asian film festival a >< 3 be i hem in May under I >• op odll Federati m at Moti jn South* itive i lion will con- from S Formosa. Japai
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    Football Teas Gives A Show
    28 3 Football Teas Gives A Show Football hoar recent raised 3 1 of c k B ix\ uted with •v. n- otiier sbo I rity hi the near future.
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      202 3 How many Birbett blades in this picture? The correct solution is 44. carfi v r Khoa Heng C^^jn, S A Lanit Road, Penang. (2 3U ccn Mi Chua Seek Hwee, 3 China Srri^r, S'pore I. )rd M 'Z JabofcJH J -Drd changer xv- Z-- H. Mothieu, Jessellon Road, Penang. mode!
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    MR. AW CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
    669 4 A Memorable Party For The Old Of Rangoon ]N fine, warm weather ct the Aung San Sradium, fAr. Aw Boon Haw, millionaire philanthropist, gave a memorable party to 10, COO old people of Rangoon last Friday to celebrate his 71st birthday. Without hitch or incident, the
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    ...WITH GIFTS & CASH FOR 10,000
    176 5 ...WITH GIFTS CASH FOR 10,000 zxCV MR. AW BOON HAW congratulating the 75-year-old woman who won the second prize of 500 kyats. MR. AW BOON HAW pauses to hare a word with a little girl. A SECTION of the large number of old people who came from all over Rangoon
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      5 5 French Cognac Brandyt^^^^^ BORNEO HHm/
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    Singapore's Oldest Prison
    3634 6  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER By Built In 1847— Outram Rd. Jail Is A Misnomer rats §m < it ol svm <t ntt a f #3 < mmrimm t'ltur article** utt Silicon pur** /tri* *««s. Tit€> first. nn (hs> II iprm>ii < J*t'es<»£i.upfH'<t rvd fm t> Smuttier* uyo. m HEN
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    Bewtching Women
    795 7  - Bewtching Women DOUGLAS WARTH By THM SHIS OF NINE VIVIEN TALLULAH 1 sln£5 ln that trikes me most forcibly about that R^Si-Jn"^^" 1 volcano-in-skirts, TALLULAH v\ k 'ls her unean "y resemblance to another eh^ who, superficially, seems to be utterh different -the lovely, fragile VIVIEN LEIGH I can imagine
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    Story Of A Near Miracle
    301 7 DEIILND tK^ happ> picture I oi i prutia hu-band and wife with tluir two-day-old •%<>n i^ the story of a near■urarle Fur the mother, ■n Kiaint- Leader, «i> expdiiim her baby when >he w.is filing Z'i feet in a car tnai A b«»ne in hrr
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    SHOCK FOR MONTE CARLO
    1737 8 Gambling Is Finished, Says Greek Oilman AIEMO: "Dash down to Monte Carlo as soon as possible. Take a look at the old Hotel de Paris." Emphasis is on the old. If Mr. (Aristotle Socrates Homer) Onassis has his way— and Mr. Onassis usually does have his
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    Dance Music By The Robot Band
    176 8 rtANCE&S wno seek a novelty the add to the.r evening's entertainment cr f n it at The Robot Club in Antwerp, He Every one of the musicians is c robot ~e handiwork of Zenon Specht, owner -r "-e R zz Club Ear. It took
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    The Oddity Almanac
    498 8  -  HAL BOYLE By r FHE oddity almanac— facts and figures with which a husband can impress his wife: Little girls not only are nicer! than little boys... Of the gals who do bump up against the law, 20 per cent are now arrested for drunkenness... The biggest
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    THE DYING WORDS OF JOANSALTER
    794 9 THE DYING WORDS OF JOANSALTER KEITH WATERHOUSE reads the brave testimony of a girl who found beauty in her ebbing life \S she lay dying, Joan Salter took a thick exercise book and numbered the pages from one to 190. On the first pasje she wrote: "This i s the
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    The Tycoon Of Greece's Tycoons
    692 9  -  LOU KUSTAS By ATHENS. r l' a mm here who 1 m United States USS KM). He's tIM boss oi one out every 10 Greek industrial trkcrs. His enterprises ti sj rawled fro.n Thrace to C- t ha this rocky land, I le munitions tex-
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    DREAMS & THE OUTER PLATFORM
    1052 9  - DREAMS THE OUTER PL A TFORM PAUL JENNINGS By I'l IS extraordinary how the everj lay pursuit of money, in which we are aii en^as:ed, has somehow come to be regarded as purely practical, a cold, calculating business tii.it has nothing to do with dreams. Dreams are thought, in our
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    Why those 'Wolves always whistle
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    The Churchill Formula
    576 10 ALL who w nit to live into their 80th war should uke a few tips I'rum Wiaataa Churchill iie is the be>.t known artist al living in our time Why? It ran be put into one word" gusto. ••All babies look like me." he quipped once. And
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    The Nechayev Monster
    2327 10  - The Nechayev Monster S. Raja Ratnam 6y 3 -PRISONER IN CELL NUMBER FIVE JMMEDIATEI.Y after Nechavt v was betrayed :n:o the hands ofl the Russian Police BuK.r.:", v.: tC the I Qg letter tc a fr.end. "Something within me tells me that th.s ::rr.e Nechayev, who is utterly it st
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    Malaya—A Colony? There's A Difference Of Opinion In...
    1936 11  - Malaya— A Colony? There's A Difference Of Opinion In... Andrew Roth By j\OTHL\G since the 'Charge of the Light Brigade" oft q^i e l° heroic and l uite so hopeless as the enort of Federation spokesmen to convince people here that Malaya is not a colony. Raja Sir Uda tried
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    Machines Selling Panties
    300 11  -  Norman Longmate FTELP is in sight for the man H who wants to buy his icife frilly underwear but is too shy to face the sfl-'es girls. Help, too, for the girl who ladders her nylons on her way to an important date irhen shops are shut.
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    Morning Prayers...
    127 11 LOOK at little Linda— sweet as God ever made 'cm: innocent as her own guiie't a< fresh a s fallen snow; sweet as dew on a honeysuckle rose; cute a 3 a pink candle on her birthday cake. But, oh, Linda— oh! A yawn in the middle of
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      88 11 favoured for I ROBINSON'S CEYLON TEA L rir g Li I rig Hit Me* fnn9* «>1 *p^s&n a \PI I Please Addrett TRADE ENQUIRIES INVITED A to P O 6oi 82« ROBINSONS mwwok CHINESE NEW VTAR BALL in aid of sA I A at the VICTORIA MLMORIAL HALL «m Friday.
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    AROUND THE WATERFRONT
    1382 12  -  BERN ABD WILLIAMS fwiTH "Operation Fumigation 9 FEW days ago I was greeted by a most unusual sight in the Singapore Inner Roads a launch flying the "Jol!y Roger" (skull and crossbones) at her masthead. On closer investigation I found that the occupants were not 20th Century
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    3-Wheeler Holds Fear
    25 12 THIS is the new version of the Bond three-wheeler Minicar, re-designedlx^Ul^r '■ndicators ar g not included in Wie £285 14s. price! Mirrorpic
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      FLYNN FIGHTS
      668 13  -  OSWALD "WITH For Bonnie Prince Charlie At Crips With The Pirates r rHE years have taken their toll on many a movie idol, and the same can be said where Errol Flynn is concerned. For he has not gone unscarred. No longer the thin-limbed, sal-low-faced, smooth-skinned actor who,
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      AY A SENDS 'MOGAMBO' PCs
      54 13 AS PART of the publicity campaign for M-G-M's "Mogambo" autographed picture postcards of Ava Gardner are being mailed to all film writers and movie journals throughout the world from Tanganyika. The only untimely thing about this timely reminder are the stamps. They still belong to
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      'HEART' CUT SEEMS POINTLESS
      757 13 'HEART' CUT SEEMS POINTLESS ur THE HEART OF THE L MATTER" has been passed for showing by the Singapore Film Appeal Board but not without an obvious cut. The scene that has been pruned off (to save the public from getting ideas, no doubt) is a sequence showing a colonial
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      Famed Mutiny In C'Scope
      110 13 A FORTHCOMING Singa- pore attraction which 20th Century-Fox is releasing in CiaemaScope is the spectacular production in Technico'.our ct the Ta'.hot Mundy's novel "King Of The Khyber Rifles" starring Tyrone Power. Terry Moore and Michael Rennie. Filmed almost entirely on location at Lone Pine. California, where
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      Follows Ideals
      156 13 THAT it i« environment that mqulds ihe character of man is the theme which underlies the Ranjit Pictures production of "Papi v ("Sinner"*. It is the story of a young wanderer who commits a theft to clear the loan of his lover, the default of which would have
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      GALA PREMIERE
      74 13 DA RN A AT AN G BABAING LAWIX" D-.ma and the Hawk Girl") a Filipino fantasy in Malay dialogue which has been, nominated as <. r entry for the 1954 Asian Film Festival to be held in Tokyo, will be honoured tonight with a special ga.a premiere at
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      WHAT'S NEW
      121 13 "DORIS MORROS. a motion picture executive, declared at a press conference in London that a multiple screen, which will permit the viewing of 3-D pictures without viewers (Polaroid specs), is being developed and will be ready in a year. HPHE Far East Laboratories' in Tokyo art- at this
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    BEFORE YOU TAKE THIS PLUNGE
    429 14  -  HELEN HUGHES advises or hair-dyeing 1 s IT hard to dyf '"jur hair at home? People Mt^tlamya .;>kin:j nir thi>, so I went ulonn to rhc i- k Uh ji hair dye Nix-clali^t tj ti s m> own hind at it 1 found that in>
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    83 14 A REPRESENTATIVE range of clothes worn by men and WOBW of il different countries was on display last week in tin- Recent Street. London showrooms of Stevenson Sons who were showing the number of different type garments made from their "Moygashel" fabrics in different parts of the world. Picture shows
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    'Dear Joy Jones...
    303 14 I AM a bo> of fifteen, and. when speaking to more than two people. I stammer. How ran this be cured? "VERY TROUBLED" KEMVOVSNESS causes a pnw to steamer, and to cure n>:ti con plaint it is firsl accessor] to r(><n OVe (fee p r erase. Elocution
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    PUD FOR THE KIDS
    273 14  -  AMBROSE HEATH By 1 U p x lh wgh i luistmas ia M J ncv ame n ry the one lain To deIren over holidj hroe sirrip:e p gs SPONCitC ARK PUDDING Grease a mould or pie-dish, witt split spongecakes, using trie bottom halves aa&y, Fil;
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    LOOK GLAMOROUS IN GLASSES!
    62 14 "MEN seldom make passes at girls with glasses." That is what they used to say. But where is the man (unattached. of course!) who wouldn't make a pass at model June Morrison, who is displaying the lavst in "eye-wear" at the London showing of "How To
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    Barbara Looks Round For A New Job
    957 14  -  MADELEINE McLOLGHLIN AND SUE SAYS WHAT SHIJ'D LIKE W DO MOST IN THIS INTERVIEW WITH BARBARA GOAL EN. 32 years today, was born in Malaya, the daughter of Mr. J. F. N. Bach. of Hidden Steams Rubber Estate. Bruas. Perak. She married Captain
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      392 14 j The Stars And You I By RITA DEL MAR j < 2 TP O 1) A V S QI OTATiON: 2 X "The punishment suffered J J liy Hie vise who reluse to take part in the government I J is to li\e under the govern- < ment ot
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    PHOTO EXHIBITION
    223 15 THE, Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll, will declare open the Singapore Art Society's fifth open exhibition of photographs at the British Council Hall nex fr'd<>y# at 5.30 p.m. Tne exhibition will be open daily from 9 a.m. ro 6 p.m. until the evening of Sunday, Feb. 14.
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    An Abrupt Ending For Case
    99 16 An Abrupt Ending For Case SINGAPORE'S Fourth P >■ Magistrate. Mr. J. am, stopped a case ac.'-'.ptly yesterday leience counsel Mr. D Donnelb stated that Magistrate was prejuI in tavour of a prog witness, Dt iuty Superintendei t Folici Mr. Bn Eang, was g'. ing evi- the ase in which
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    Pond Fish Can Help Malaya's Economy
    338 16 Pond Fish Can Help Malaya's Economy EVIDENCE of the success steadily attending extraordinary experiments by the Government' and private individuals is the fact that fish which have escaped from the jungle are teeming in one-fifth of the fields in the whole of Malaya. is stated in a Government Fisheries' Departe
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    Miss Raki Is Back
    68 16 LAYA RAKI. who is starring in the "The Seekers," returned to Singapore yesterday from location in New Zealand. She is here for a short stay. Mr. Geor?e Brown, the producer, said the shooting of the film in the colourful volcanic country is over, and the film
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    Leap Year Magic Did Not Work
    67 16 ALTHOUGH 1952 was a leap year and supposed to be a lucky one for marriages, 322 more weddings took place in 3953, according to statistics given by the Singapore Registrar of Marriages to The Standard yesterday. Last year 1.489 marriages took place, as against
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    Colonial Expert On Visit To Colonies
    116 16 SIR FRANK Lloyd, permanent Under-Secretary for the Cu'.orues, who has been on a visit to Hongkong arrived Ea Singapore yesterday for a few days' stay in the Colony. Though the businessmen of Hongkonj are a little worried over trade embargoes, nust of them axe
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    This freighter was cut in two -Now she is 75 feet longer
    209 16 This freighter was cut in two -Now she is 75 feet longer By BERNARD WILLIAMS. Standard Shipping Reporter. AS A standard "Libertyclass" freighter of 8,000 tons, the William V. S. Tubman was considered a trifle short by her owners. She had been that way since she was first built almost
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    'Chinese Culture Improves A Man'
    191 16 DR. HO Kuans Chung, Head cf the Department of Ch:nese Studies, University ol Malaya, gave a talk on the practical value of Chinese studies to a packed hall ol students and teachers in the Nan Hwa Girls' School. Singapore, yesterday. He classified Chinese studies into
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    YMCA Pays Tribute To Mr. Homer Cheng
    194 16 Standard Staff Reporter IN TRIBUTE to the unique service rendered to the Chinese Y.M.C.A. by the late President, Mr. Homer Chen?, the auditorium of the new Club House will be named "The Homer Cheng Auditorium," Mr. G. H. Kiat, president of the Chinese
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    Ship On Her Maiden Trip
    76 16 THE freighter Soon Bee (above), latest addi- tion to the Red Funnel fleet, arrived in Singapore 2 yesterday on her maiden voyage from Holland. 2 She is expected to be J put on the Singapore- 2 Indonesia run. with occa- 2 sional trips to Malayan
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    That Bump Was Not A Kidnap Bid
    103 16 GANGSTERS did not try to kidnap Singapore millionaire Mr. Lee Kong Thar on Monday night, the Police Secretary. Mr. Peter Clague, said yesterday. He was referring to a report in a morning newspaper (not The Standard) that thugs in a Morris Minor attempted
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    Only One Way Out For Him
    120 16 Only One Way Out For Him AFTER pleading guilty to a charge of bogging for aims in a public place at Tuas Village, Jurong Road, ou Jan. 29, Png Lee Heng, 60, yesterday asked Mr. D. H. Chapman, the Singapore Fifth Police Court Magistrate to send him to the Home
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    Case Quashed
    40 16 Tile prosecution's case against Lee Kim Teng and \jGG Cheng Fong who were charged with fraudulent possession of 16 empty drums at Clarke Quay on Oct. 26, last year, was dismissed in the Singapore Fifth Police Court, yesterday.
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    WOMEN DO NOT DRESS FOR MEN
    310 16 WOMEN DO NOT DRESS FOR MEN DO WOMEN dress to please themselves Or to attract men? The answer: To please themselves A forum of young people battled enthusiastically for two hours before a keyed-up audience of 40 members and guests of the Methodist Youth Fellowship at the Methodist Girl's School,
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    Girl With 'Smouldering Sex Appeal'
    110 16 Girl With 'Smouldering Sex Appeal' -"NEVER smile when you want to look sexy." ThaVs'the advice that the girl who hardly ever srmles-sultry Hollywood film star Gloria Grahame-has for Malayan aVls mea^Sref tjTfT^^ T"** S he should know r TcreL r^L 1 T 6 f iaCt that She such a iUnk
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    EX-QUEEN'S LOVE HAS FRIEND HERE
    222 16 EX- QUEEN'S LOVE HAS FRIEND HERE By JOE SASSOON, Standard Staff Reporter FARID e: Atra.sh. Egyptian movie actor, whose name has been romantically linked with ex-Queen Narriman, counts among his fr;ends Mr. Ch:a Soon Ann, manager of the Garrick Theatre, Singapore. The lean. b!ack-ha:red "Egyptian Robert Tayior with the Bing
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    21 16 CAPTAIN and Mrs. Roy Britton (above) were married U St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, yesterday. The bndis the former Miss Ann Richardson.
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      64 16 R.L Consulate Holiday Hours THE office of the Indonesian Consulate General on the 2nd and 3rd Boon of the K.P.M. Building and its Information: Section at 103 Robinson Road.; wfl] be closed on Chinese New Year. Fob. :i and Feb. 4. The Shipping and Passport and the Visa and Immigration
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      66 16 Weather Report Minimum Temperature: From 7.30 p.m. January '!9 to 7.3P a.m. January 30. S'pore (75F). Penang (73F). Kota Bahru (7r.Fi. K.L. (72F), Ipoh (69F), Kuantan (TOFi. Maximum Temperature: From 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Jan 30. S'pore (90F). Penang (90Fi. Kota Bahru <8tiF>. K.L. (92F), Ipoh (92F). Kuantan (8«>F).
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    Origin Of The Chinese Calendar
    882 17  - Origin Of The Chinese Calendar James Peter Chin By "k-ONG HEE HVAT CHYE," the customary Chinese New Year greeting will be heard in all Malayan Chinese homes in three days' time when they celebrate the birth of another year— the year of the Horse. But how many of those who
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    The 12 Symbols Of The Chinese Year
    267 17 The 12 Symbols Of The Chinese Year iHE Chinece have always calculated the .space oj 2 time by cycles v\ 60 years. This division of time was Z suid to be fhe xrork of To Nuo, a Minister who seri'cd Z ancient Cathay during the reign o) Emperor Huang Ti,
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    Blitz Against Public Assistance Phonies
    811 17 Standard Staff Reporter \S IMPORTANT step will be taken shortly to combat unscrupulous application for and acceptance of public assistance from the Social Wellare Department, Mr. E. F. Middleditch, chief of the PublicAssistance Section, told The Standard yesterday. Under the new system, he said, every
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    THE SPORTSMEN WHO PLAY ON THE SIDELINES
    709 18 THE SPORTSMEN WHO PL A Y ON THE SIDELINES BENCHMARK- COMMENTS ON WHAT oi is .1 jpo Veal ■-"•">' denmte :de this, i.i ::ot ■r. to the ition 5 ft— 0: k H lo» A the I 1 I a 1 p the itart o :I ">' pi 1 T'i
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    Paul Aims High For S'pore
    285 18 Paul Aims High For S'pore MEET Paul Cheng Human who hopes to 'put Singapore on the boxing map of the world' with his fists, writes Little Nene, who begins a series of the lives, ambitions and hopes of our local boxers today. Paul Cheng, one of the few boxers who
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    SWIMMERS MEET
    221 18 The Base General Swimming j meeting was held last Friday,, Chairman Officer i/c S/Ldr. I A.D. Miller), and the main points under discussion were the i policy and election of officials for the 1954 season. These are: \Wer Polo Hon. Secretary S?t. Johnstone, Swimming Secretary Sj". Taylor. Diving
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    Shoot Results
    66 18 AT A SOCIAL HELD at the I Welfare Centre, prizes for the 4th quarterly Nee Soon Garrison Rifle Club .22 Shoit this month wore presented. Results were: A Lci^ue: Winners RAPC. Runr.ers-up MBTC. B League: Winners RAPC. Runners-up RAPC. C League: Winners ACC. Runners-up RAPC. Individual championships. Men—
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    CHANGING FIELDS AT SELETAR
    796 18  -  RAFMAN By The Royal Air Force Malaya Soccer Referees course resulted in twenty one potential referees pass- ing written and oral exams. This represents approxt imately 82% of the course. They will now have a > practical test during Section practice matches, and if they pass
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    Changes, Too, At Nee Soon
    287 18 Changes, Too, At Nee Soon THERE are three fare* and a welcome Eoi Nee S i sportsmen ihis week, wrii ;s 'NIPPER/ our Nee Soon correspondent The farewells to.. Major Lanjjle.v MBM. hi f Instructor at tin RAS School who [s Blightj nd The Major wa- Inter 5i I ses
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    Once in 30 years...
    350 19 Once in 30 years... When Columbia Pictures decided to make the bestseller FROM HERE TO ETERMTY into a motion picture, there were mant, in Hollywood \-ho scd "Don t even try! Yon COT a picture out of it.' It MH a sten/ uf Arm] 1-■ <••-■>•, Qj j o/ b?
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    How They Scored
    123 19 2nd min. Bennett a con. (31-3) ath mm. Radrodro a ron. (36-3) Pe ??tK y <33) k lOth min Radrodro Utn min. Roberts a penalty Ci'j-3) try. con. (8-3) lbth min. Radrodro m n Pears on try, try. con. (13 3) fO ni 44 3 > l
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    Mansoor Decides For The Wanderers
    298 19 A BRILLIANT solo e.iort by Sheik Mansoor resulting in a last minute goal at extra period enabLed the 1 atiif Wanderers to beat RAF Seletar 3—2 in the quarter final of the Singapore Hockey Association Senior Knockout Tournament on the S.C.C. ground yesterday. 'a erera
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    SHA DRAW
    30 19 THE draw for the semi-finals of the Singapore Hockey Association knockout tournament will take place at :h e Singapore Recreation Ciub on Monday Feb 1 ai 500 pan
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    Malayan Boxers Lack Ambition, Incentive
    1036 19 i linesman s TOPICS FOR SPORTSMEN LITTLE Nene has my sympathy for his grouse about boxing in >lal_>a, A boxer who was a crowd pleaser. Nene is now a promoter and it is natural that he should ask "What's wrong with our professional boxins?" He
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    UK SOCCER RESULTS
    356 19 LONDON*. Jan. 30, (Reuter) Football results: F.A. CUP FOURTH ROUND Arsenal 1, Norwich City 2. Blackburn Rovers 2. Hull City 2. Burnley 1. Newcastle 1 Cardiff City O. Port Vale 2. Everton 3, Swansea Town 0 Headington Utd 2 Bolton 4. Ipswich Town 1. Birmingham City 0.
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    1149 19  -  BILL MOSS South Pile Up A Record Score By SOUTH more than justified their position as favour-* ites in the 22nd Malayan Rugby Union Classic against the North at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. They/ transcended themselves in greatness to turn in such a 1 devastatingly brilliant performance
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    Jeffery James' INSIDE SPORT
    370 19 Jeffery James' INSIDE SPORT "f write without Feer 1 JB BAM Should Send Poh Lim To Glasgow I THE decision of the Badminton Association of Malaya to send two men to the World tournament a: Glasgow and a possible tour of the United Stales calls for a pat on the
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    Bardhan Cup & Rip Van MISA
    175 19 Bardhan Cup Rip Van MIS A SINGAPORE Indian? are En the final of the Bardhan Cup liner State football tournament organised by the All Malayan Indian Sports Association but they have no opponents. It seems that no one knows who are the Northern Finnlists. And no one up North cares.
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    SHA WILL NOT SELECT IN A HURRY
    211 19 SINGAPORE Hockey A*sofiation will be tbe first to receive tbe Indian Hockey Fc delation tourists when they arrive in the Colony by a Cathay Pacific Airways plane at 5 p.m. on Tuesday February if. And Singapore will V< the 5rst to oppose the
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    129 19 The- SHA announced yesteiv lay that season tickets v,. i-e able En ill three catcg Eoi the price of anij r naatcl thus giving I «r dI I si asoo cession of watching one match bee I Special Seats foi ticket c Dehlers lalacca Sti sain I II
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    Ceyionese Enter KO Semi-final
    206 19 ln ten thrill-parked minutes of the dosing stages, Ceylon Sports Club beat the Chinese 3—2 to enter the semi-final of the SHA senior Ko tourney at Balesfier Road yesterday. D was a dubious goal Bcored in the iast second of the game which decided ihe issue
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    90 20 KLL'ANG. Sa;: In an interdistrict hockey match played here this evening. Kluang Casuals scored a convincing victory over the Segamat Athletic Club by e;_::: goals to one. Within the firsi 26 minutes, centre-forward ICal floor of the Casual^ put bis side three goals up. A few
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