Sunday Standard, 11 April 1954

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    22 1 SUNDAY STANDARD Jl llT( Jl Mill.fl nll V..1. I\. N... 28... SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 195* TV. KM V PAGES 10 (EMS.
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    MYSTERY RAID ON SAFE BAFFLES OWNER
    384 1  - MYSTERY RAID ON SAFE BAFFLES OWNER EE BOON LEE PERCY JOSEPH By and Standard Staff Reporters' SILENCE shrouds the secrets of on iron safe that was smashed open by a group of eight men, believed to be plainclothes policemen, on the night of March 30, at No. 159, Telok Ayer
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    Now Only Eddie Is Left In Last Four
    96 1 Now Only Eddie Is Left In Last Four k ONEJPOST I FALLS, April I three Malayans j m the quarter d ot the U.S. bad- I n singles chamvosterday, only I »n the I j He is Eddie others, David I Onq Poh Lim I m straight sets. I 5
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    URANIUM ORE NEAR TOKYO
    33 1 TOKYO. April (AP).— A c physicist tys a uradepo>:t foun north oi here "will yield enough urai n for an experimental atofurnace.** Thi« ;s Japan's inly known deposit. _______M______________________M__«M_i^M
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    BIG COMET MYSTERY DEEPENS
    613 1 BIG COMET MYSTERY DEEPENS THE CLUES: No time for any signal A Disaster pattern noted Apparently it exploded Scientists Grope For The Answers LONDON, April 10, (Reuter) Britain's most brilliant aircraft technicians were completely baffled last night by thc big mystery of the jet age-why three apparently foolproof Co met
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    Appeal To Bandits
    139 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Nine Malay ex-terrorists, including a woman, are appealing to their former colleagues of the Communist 10th Regiment m the name of Islam to surrender and return to God." Remnants of this one-time notorious terrorist unit are known to be operating m the juii-.lt- around
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    Thais Back U.S. Move
    61 1 WASHINGTON, April 10 (AFPi— The Thai Govern- ment has accepted an American invitation to join m forming a common front against Commu n is t aggression m I South-East Asia, a State De- partment spoke.-man said toi day. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles expressed his
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    Earth Tremor
    26 1 AX earthquake jarred the downtown section of Tokyo at 124:. GMT today but there was no immediate report of any damage or injuries. UP
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    They Will Destroy One For Solution
    197 1 They Will Destroy One For Solution LONDON, April 10 Royal Air Force test pilots at Farnboroii-ih are now preparing to test a De Havilland Comet jetliner to destruction to find the causes of the string of accidents to these machines. The pilots will perform every possible manoeuvre m the plane,
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    Special Sentenced To Death
    111 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. J. Anthony, a special consta- ble. attached to Sungei Way Estate, near Klang was today found guilty of murder and sentenced to death by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Mathew, at the High Court j here. His Lordship told Anthony that as he
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    Summer Time
    30 1 LOXDOX. April 10. (UP)— The Home Office announced today Britain will go on summer time at 0200 GMT on Sunday. Britons will turn their clocks forward one hour.
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    Certificate Withdrawn
    32 1 LONDON. April 10. (Ken ter). The British Ministry of Transport last night withdrew its certificate of airworthiness of all Comet aircraft pending investigation into the causes of the recent disasters.
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    CHINA PREPARES FOR WAR IN I-C
    262 1 —If Demands Are Not Met SAN FRANCISCO. Apr. 10.— General Claire Chennault said m an interview today" that Communist China is preparing for an all-out war m Indo-China m October if its demands are not met at the Geneva conference later thimonth. General Chennault.
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    'GIVE UP IN THE NAME OF ISLAM'
    91 1 'GIVE UP IN THE NAME OF ISLAM' Ihc vast Pahang expansl where the 10th is believed t» be lurking. Voire planes wilt reiterate the appeal. The Malayan Communist party, the surrendered Malay,, aftM had cheated them into taking the jungle on the promise of top jobs "when victory comes." First
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    Queen And Duke Land In Ceylon
    259 1 Smiles Despite Threats COLOMBO, Apr. 10, (IP)— Saffron robed priest* and skirted drummers greeted Queen Kli/ahetli a> she stepped ashore on her newest and most colour! u I dominion today Although Communis elements na d tnieatci.e.i den ,n- strations. the Queen and Prix cc
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    A-Research In China
    75 1 TOKYO. April 16 (t T P' Red Chinese scientist, are rond i< ing atomic energy reseat n. Peking Radio revealed today m a broadcast monitored m Tokyo. The disclosure wai made In a report by Kuo Mo-.0. president of the recently established S( .entitle h of Red
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    Tombstone Ruled Not Libellous
    186 1 LO.VDON, April 10 (Reuter)— A jury of seven men and five women decided m court here yesterday that the inscription over a woman's tombstone did not libel her 27-year-old daughter. The daughter, Miss Bessie Solomons, brought tbe action against Mr. Mark Simmons. with whom her mother
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    H-BOMB VICTIMS
    35 1 BOMBAY. Api 10 (UP).— Bombay's fishermen have ed their desire to co eel donations for token to he sent to the ii.- n bomb victims ol the Japanese fishing boat "Fukurj i Maru.**
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    100,000th Customer Gets A Free Radio
    175 2 THE last day of the an:: sale al Robinson's yaater was I v *ky day ior Mr. W Kee Boon. He was t luti.umith rustompr who ed the departmental store for *'<heaper buys** ...*;e was surprised when he was singled out an ng I
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    'Blues' Hold Dinner Here
    94 2 A SUCCESSFUL annual banquet of the S gapore Ox for„ r...a Cam -m So. ;etv Was he d re 1 1 \y m the Cap toi Ballroom attended by a large gathering ol mi nbers and guests. Archdeacon Eobia Woods proposed a toast to Oxford University
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    Walked Out Without Paying Bill
    146 2 Walked Out Without Paying Bill SEREMBAN'. Sat -T;vo men aho had food and drinka at Majestic Hotel, Seremban. and then lefl without paying the bill are row m Seiem erhere they will be lor the next lix months. Appeal j fort Urn President of tbe Sessioni Court, Mr. E. Corbally.
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    'SEE FOR YOURSELVES'
    297 2 More Traders Are Urged To Visit Australia Standard Staff Reporter THE Australian Trade Commissioner m Malaya, Mr. George S. Anderson, said he would like more Maloyan businessmen to visit Australia. That would enable them "to see for themselves the wide range of products Australia could supply to
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    $670 Stolen
    32 2 THIEVES broke into the house of a Chinese fitter at Cheras Road. Kuala Lumpur tg t te ar y hour? of Friday and stole property and 567(1 m cas i
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    Climax To The Sale
    41 2 I MR. G. I. A MONT-WATT. M.i aaw «»f Ko!ipmui> I JOMtcd. and the luclft 100. 000 th tv*. nur. Mr. Her Kir Bo;.n. who received a $405 six-valve Cassor K;idio»ram given by the firm. Standard photo
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    57 2 LKTCHMANAN s 0 Kalimuttu, (above) who escapedl from PolU c custody lost Tuesday after he had twen ronvieted the vame rn the Magistrates £«W >v ted for ketog m passion of a Ntole n camera. Police ar now looking for SSeT'-sf a C, er >ft m height J own m
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    Hide Guns Carefully, HGs Told
    215 2 PENANG. Sat. The Resident Commissioner, Penang. R. P. Bingham told Home Guards of Sunt}, i Lembtl. Province I Wellesley (Ceptral) yesterday communist terrorists wanted guns si I ammunition and that they should hide their weapons skilfully during the da} The Home Guards of S Lembu
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    4 Warships Due Here
    84 2 FOLK Sumner c\i< s destroyers of the United States Navy. ie Ault WaldltX. Hayneswortn. and John w' Week will arrive m Singapore on April 17. They have been go operational service m the Korean theatre. of Comdn. P. Flanagan FE Wi sic. WD. Baker. Ed MX
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    Cheating Charge
    43 2 TAX CHEE TECK wa< charged m the Singaoore Fourth Police Court yesf^da, SS w ?e ni on March »at IOA High Street. It was alleged that Tan disga JBt sirs Claiming trial to the charge Tan was offered $5,000 bai^ and
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    RATEPAYERS' ANNUAL MEET
    28 2 RATEPAYERS' ANNUAL MEET THE Singapore Ratepayers* 2*225*12 gS hold it. annu™ eßg^JMtfag at the Adelph gammtttaa has appealed to all members to maka a special effort to attend.
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    FROM AN ADMIRER
    56 2 GIFTS FOR TWO: Hongkong singers, Miss Ping Pmg, (right), ond Miss Kck Ling Chee were each presented with a gold necklace end pendant by on anonymous admirer at Bukit Bmtang Park, Kua'a Lumpur, during their farewell performance recc 'lv. Presenting the gifts on behalf of the admirer
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    Chamber Attacks City Ads Policy
    84 3 Chamber Attacks City Ads Pol icy _x STRONGLY warded lettei has been sent by the Singapore Chinese Chun i )rl o! Commerce to the City I ouncil deploring ceruill aspects nt its advertisi;i hv-laws and terming yen unsatisfactory.* 1 m r a I for p i»es > >_ed j ire
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    RUBBER MARKET EASIER
    31 3 rj *a- trade i•: i it pei Ml lily 1 i Irop m y busin 1 i levels or Fr lay. ri .or L v «r« m the
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    NOON PRICE
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    A Few Glimpses
    91 3 MR. D. JETLEY (centre, bock row) and his pupils m the Indonesian Club, Goodman Road, Singapore, who took part at a dress rehearsal for their "Glimpses of Indian Dances." The show is to commemorate the first anniversary of the Jetley Dance Institute, and is to be staged
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    AW GIVES $10,000 TO H.K. SCHOOL
    230 3 HONGKONG, Sat -The Castle Peak Buddhist Free School, the only tree school ior village children m Castle Peak, will shortly erect a $50,000 new building towards which .Mr. Aw Boon Haw. Governing Director of the Sin Poh Amalgamated, recently donated $10,000. The Pres lent
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    M.A.Y.F. CAMP
    28 3 i'HK M i iv. Anglican th Fel lowshio i•• organised a w >rk > be 1 m Vong P»i 4. J .More. Api 19 to Api 5.
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    Anglers'
    375 3 Q. Do you notice that most or all lihcimia live to very old age, as recently shown m a picture published by you of a Pawaag, who is now living and strong at SO. PATRICK TAY. A Yes. because Allah does not deduct rrom a man's life. the lime
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    Tin Firms Aid Fund
    40 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Malayan tin companies have made handsome donations ,r > the Lady Templet's TB Hospital Fund. The largest donation eras $10. 000 trom Anglo-Oriental (Malaya) Ltd. The total fund up to April 6 was $1,163,084.87
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    Special Holy Week Talks And Services
    236 3 SPECIAL Holy Week programmes have been arranged lor vtie iast week m Lent beginning today Palm Sunday. At 1.2a p.m. there will be lunch hour addresses at St. Andrew's Cathedral on April 12. 13. 14 and 15. In the evening, at 5.13 p.m.. on
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    GRANTS FOR BUILDING TRADE MAY BE POSSIBLE
    293 3 GRANTS FOR BUILDING TRADE MAY BE POSSIBLE PROMISING students of the Singapore's school of Building may be offered scholarships to Australia, if the plans of Mr. Normon R. Mnitn, a past president and still one of the ?hree trustees of the Master Builders Association of New South Wales, Australia, materialise.
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    Housebreaker
    30 3 ABDUL Raman bin Kemat of Parit Bakar Laut, Mirar. was t'c ed $70 In default two weeks imprisonment by Inche Ibrabin Abdul Manan, Magis\ate, Muar. for house-break-ing at night.
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    New Party Is Attacked By UMNO
    174 3 New Party Is Attacked By UMNO JOHORE BAHRI*. Fri— Th_« United Malaya National Organisation attacked the opening of Party Nagara m Johore Bahru today by describing ii as "the same old Independence of Malaya Party m a new form." 'If IMP failed miserably to achieve those aims arhal nope .is
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    MALAYA'S NEW RICE BOWL
    822 4 MALA YA 'S NEW RICE BOWL 180,000 Acres Of Jungle To Be Transformed Into Padi Stondord Stoff Reporter IPOH, Sun. A new "rice bowl" for Malaya is being hewn, ot immense cost ond wifh bad* breaking labour, m the giont TronsPcrak River Irrigation Scheme which, now m stage one, will
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    Plaques Vor 2 Landmarks
    105 4 Plaques Vor 2 Landmarks SINGAPORE'S Victoria Theatre and Elgia Bridge HjII be Ihe first tun ..icteric Monuments m. th. 1 t\ ic. H.i\ r gesrriptire l njnev Mt. M.IV I Tweedie. tiKiirman at ihc Committer for Ihe Preservatioe I Historic Sites anil -..thui.fics ia Singapore »...v souehl 1 1 i
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    Widows Run Farming Centre
    353 4 By Anton Fernando, Standard Staff Reporter ON THE slopes of a hill m Kran.ji Village, a few miles from Singapore, is a hamlet where a unique farming community resides. This community is run by war widows for war widows. A widow o! any nationality whose family
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    NEW CAMERA CLUB
    145 4 PENANG, Sat. Penang pictorialists have formed i! elves into a body to promote the general advance rf photography, photographic salons and exhibitions Mr. Char. Eng Hock was t(*.tH President, while Mr. Lim Theng H_ n wis made Pat roi: Other office-bearers elected were: Ho:. Secretary. Mr, Tan
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    BELIEF SCHEME FOR DEPENDANTS
    45 4 photo. SOME of the war widows and their children ore seen working on their vegetable plots ot the Kranp form which they run themselves. This is port ot the relief scheme to care for dependants of victims of the occupation.' Standard
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    Wearne Aids The Crippled -FAREWELL GIFT
    264 4 Wearne Aids The Crippled -FAREWELL GIFT AN OLD Singapore hand. whose benefits to the Colony will be remembered m its history, -left to lake up pei man-; ent residence m Capetown. He is Mr. Theodore James B Wearne. a member of the Board ol DirtM tors oi Wearne Brothers Ltd..
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    Medals For Call-Up Men
    76 4 Medals For Call-Up Men MEMBERS ol the Singapore Military Forces who are doing national service colour training do not qualify for Campaign Medals but would be eligible to earn awards for any act or service, as may be granted m time of peace. A spokesman of the SVC. told The
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    Material
    106 4 AN AUSTRALIAN. Mr. David Elder, who spent three and a half years as a prisoner of war at Changi, Singapore, is now collecting material for a biography of Colonel William Light, son of Francis Light, founder of Penang. Living at 6«>l, Nepean Highway. Carrum. a suburb of Melbourne. Victoria.
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    A ROYAL WEDDING
    50 4 [POH. Sat I < R 0 R Mohd l I Negri Semi r. will take A: I Raja Amir is a Kirk* teachei the Tungk I Al I S of G. A Tui gku Hui Yahyi «hi rtari Peral No. Race C pa renl I to be
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    Didn't Stop: $10
    24 4 KAN SIX HAN, ta ry van m Urn Mi Io m CJfuti conform wil S-. [a ik. Ot X.. di V
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    Fajar Tells Leaders They Have Missed Bus
    206 4 FA.IAR. the organ of thc University Socialist Club, accuses "some Malayan leaders'' of thinking that all they have to do for building a successful political party is to keep on trying just like the spider m the tale of the Spider and Robert
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    Sought By Aust. Writer
    148 4 Sought By Aust. Writer it so fascinating, and the gaps m the record of the life of William Light s o many, that he is now working m collaboration with Mr. Geoffrey Dutton, a South Australian writer, who is collecting material m London. Mr. Elder who is also associated with
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    FOOD CONTROL HITS REDS—THEY EAT CENTIPEDES
    259 4 FOOD CONTROL HITS REDS— THEY EAT CENTIPEDES KIALA UNas-Ftm, Sat.-The inte, food control measures m the Federation Ms ?J|| Communist terrorists that they have t.,k. all animals, insects, grubs, and loridcr t m the jungle. H One ingenuous Red even In. d pedes— "they taste like prime Miwn sider elephant
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    SIT Survey Team Ends Field Work
    27 4 B I i ti I• t n Ni i n i i I n S Ti perti i B i i
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    Lam be To Tour Pearl Harbour
    6 4 Lam be To Tour Pearl Harbour
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    A Dispute Over Rent
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    $3,040 Haul By Thieves
    29 4 PBCAN4 to tht f ■to leu Madam MaiCu hours. 1 Enln the bach It.rrt c hal tit tn. |esn it ry A rep< po IC
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    D.S.P. GURDIAL SINGH IS BACK
    32 4 PEN A M", few Asian P take IWO arrived hi Chusar: fl He il 1> of Police of the Si 'who took i courses at Ryt on.
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    Beer Baron's Visit
    38 5 ID Bo row rr "rf head of the I icife who arrived m dat/i ttay m the Colony. *9s .a a d will have discusd Neave, T.ycr and Anchor h H Hers are technical con-
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    UMNO Chief's Bid To End Strike
    173 5 UMNO Chief's Bid To End Strike l statv Reporter XT of the ivs' National Tengku an, w. I I the ke of < c 1 by the i Coma P 1 preside I ii .1 c -Pakistani S oflft< c vi Ran>:i Friday .n-the-spol study nation. Iced with thei irs.
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    Council Land For Staff?
    86 5 A COMMITTEE of thc Singapore City Council will soon consider a proposal to sell Council land to locally domiciled Council officers -to enable then, to build houses. The Council has allotted 1. 000. 000 for loans to Council officers to enable them to build their own
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    SCOTT CALLS FOR 'HARD THINKING' Deficit Budgets Flayed
    376 5 SCOTT CALLS FOR 'HARD THINKING' Deficit Budgets Flayed KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. Malaya cannot continue her "undue reliance" on rubber and tin and an economy "which has developed m a haphazard, opportunist way, blundering from slump to boom and back," Mr. W. G. Scott, vice-president of the F.M.S^Chomber of Commerce warned
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    Weather Records Micro-Filmed
    141 5 Weather Records MicroFilmed Standard Staff Reporter AS a precaution against loss, damage or destruction of the originals, all essential weather records of the Malayan Meteorological Service from 1929 to 1952, amounting to about 50,000 pages, were micro filmed last year, states the Service's 1953 Report. The repdH adds that a
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    $5,000 Bequest For RSPCA
    115 5 $5,000 Bequest For RSPCA PENANG. Sat The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Penanu and Province Wellesley. has been bequeathed 55.000 by the will of the late Mrs. B. M. Anthony, a staunch supporter of the Society. She died last year. The money was expended on a
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    'Copter Lift From Swamp Is 'Unique'
    391 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE salvaging of an 5.55 Royal Naval helicopter which force-landed m a padi field near Seremban on March 30 was yesterday described by the Commanding Officer of the Royal Naval Air Station. Sembawanq. Commander H. N. Martin, as "unique" and a
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    Children's Day Treats For 14,000
    50 5 MORE than 14.000 children from 90 Chinese Schools m Singapore celebrated "Children's Day" yesterday. Cathay, Odeon. Alhambra and other cinemas' m the Colony ran special free shows for the children m the morning. They were also treated to ice-cream, rakes and sweets by their schools.
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    New Appeal For Blood
    123 5 A SPECIAL appeal for blood donations so that the blood bank may be wellstocked before the forthcoming Easter Holidays was made yesterday by the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service. Transfusions last week exceeded donations by 48 units. Compared with the week before, "last week's donations dropped by
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    Battalion Presents A Throne
    83 5 Battalion Presents A Throne PENANG. Sat— The officers and men of the Ist. Battalion. Manchester Regiment. have presented a Bishop's throne to the Church ot Saint George Thc Martyr. Penang. This was given to commemorate those members of the Regiment, who. m the last three years, have given their lives
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    THERAPY UNIT SALE
    60 5 7HE Dire "sio^iol Therapy Unit o/ Ton Tock Seng Hu >. :al will hold a sale of toys and Mpedleirork- on ihe gr ind floor of Robinsons m Raffles Place. jro<i 9 15 a.»... r 12 noon on April 14. .4!l goods On sale are well made,
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    32 5 photo STANDARD HI and IV students of Geylang Methodist Girls' School. Singapore, m one of the arts of. a variety concert staged mi n aid of the School Building Fund yesterday. Standard
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    C'ttee To Draw Up Wages Plan
    124 5 THE Singapore City Council Services I'nion has lormed a five-man sub-committee to study the Ritson report and its possible adoption to the salary structure, of City Council employees. They are to draw up a Master Plan'" based on I Ritson principles, to be submitted
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    Terrorists Wound A Soldier
    110 5 Terrorists Wound A Soldier KUALA LUMPUR. S..T 1 Malay soldier was w.» [yesterday In the Kuaia Li|<,< area of Pahang during m engagement between the 7th Bn. Malay Regiment MM Mnw ir> terrorists. In the Rengam area of •lohore yesterday two term. Istl m civilian clothes, wh were spotted by
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    LISTENERS ARE WANTED
    50 5 THE British Council of Singapore yesterday asked per son> who are interested In joining listening groups., to hear Radio Malaya's programme. "University Of The Air" to contact the Adult Education Officer. Stamford Road. Singapore The programme Will be broadcast every Sunday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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    From Mine To Bomb
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    FAITHFUL WIVES
    360 6  -  RALPH CHAMPION A CilKI. is luck> bet husband is a nine to li\. man with just enough mono to live on and not too bis a chance of promotion. Tn.« is an >pin i n w d< serves respect It m Daniel Eisei ii N rk's p pi
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    792 7  -  JOHN BOLTON by ALL I HAVE LEFT IS AW ALBUM HILL GF MEMORIES Pf/i m seeping timely into my mind ,i I shall never again see the heauti- L i/7 irhom I married m May of ,i .i..n Office lvi- written to tell \%nm oUtttlnetl a Russian
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    351 7  -  Clifford David LEARIE CONSTANTINE famous cricketer By ,X VRIE Constantino, ihe Wert Indian cricketer, who is «oiii« home after twenty-five years m Britain, told B. B. C listeners he wa« "a little afraid" of the reception that English folk living m Trinidad would give llim
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    109 7 i 'T'HE official New China News agency said s in a recent dispatch from Canton that a tomb, datinf back to the Tang: Dynasty in S the 9th Century, had been discovered ia Canton's out- skirts. The agency said the tomb was that of a woman
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    1497 8 For 1-M Francs A Day PROPRIETORS of the three big: "Music Halls' here— the Alhambra. the re-opened Olympia, and Bobino— are gathering ammunition for their war against tlie cinema. Currently starring at the Bobino is Edith Piaf. Pierre Anclrieu, who runs the Alhambra, tells me
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    1453 9  -  Jack Cahill r-<2y |\EEF i An below' Sydney's North Head one day 1 s>t week, near the bottom of an underwater can von, six men sat on a purple rock and laughed at i shark. 4 s>hark hovered warily only a few md
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    506 9  -  HAL BOYLE toy "•V YORK Your daygrow up as you do fact is giving me quite dache. My daydreams to be fun. Now they've r d mental work To tell the truth, my daydreams ™ing v Bive me i s I a vays
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    -And Now Its Gear Shifts For Shoes
    342 9  -  Alton L. Blakeslee CHOES equipped with a ~J kind of automatic _;ear shift are one way to give us happier feet, two bone specialists suggested In Clevß* land. The idea is to put into shoes movable joints which will automatically adjust to the
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    31 9 Deliveries of office machinery to British users reached a new high level of 29,441,000 pounds last year, the Office Appliance and Business I Equipment Trades Associatioa announced m London.
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    789 10 X ALTHOUGH the Geneva Conference is only a t\ fortnight owoy, the exoct stctus cf ComO munist Chino ot the folks hos not ytt been dehnitely established. V At *be conclusion of the Eerlin Conference > obout six weeks ego, John Foster Dulles told the O world
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    THE WEEK'S WORLD NEWS in review
    1936 10 THE WEEK'S WORLD NEWS in review West To Hold Talks Before Geneva Opens )NLY HISTORY will probably tell whether John Foster Dulles was right or wrcng m adopting a firm %tond ogainst the Communists m the present cold war. At present, he was meeting with more opposition thon support to
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    586 11 woollen knitted pullovers; three or more shirts; three ©r four ties; two or three thick woollen vests; two or three pairs of woollen pants; six pairs of woollen socks, or which three ar e heavyWeight; two or three cotton Vests for summer; two or
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    Colonial Students In U.K. Made To Feel At Home
    730 11  - Colonial Students In U.K. Made To Feel At Home Christine Diemer By m England from Singapore and the Federation need have no problems about acclimatizing themselves m a strange land, if they seek all the information they want before embarking on the journey, Mr. A.J. Thomas, Representative of the British
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    1,000 teeth whipped out a day...
    899 12  -  PETER STEPHENS A DENTAL MECHANIC SETS EUHOPE TALKING by ROTTERDAM, JAN VAN WYK is making a fortune by turning a trip to the dentist into a one-day affair and a pleasure! At his big three-storey clinic here Anything up to 1,000 teeth are being
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    'HOLLAND HOSTESS'
    112 12 \IALAYAN visitors to Holland will be accorded special facilities for getting better acquainted with the trade, industry and other aspects of the lovely country as a result of the estaoJ.shment of a tourist liaison centre called -Holland Hostess.'' This bureau has been vet up In Amsterdam, to entertain
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    HAVING YOUR PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN?
    526 12  -  D. P. GALLAHER bu SOMETIMES it is really difficult to decide |ust what to wear when having a special Photograph taken Make-up rather a mxt Insofar as mako-up is mocerned the be>t plan ij to apply the usual amount with perhaps, the iddition of a little
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    Pan-American Seek New Clipper Route
    272 12 RECOMMENDATION that Pan American World Airways be granted permission to operate a Clipper seiviee from California to Japan via the Great Circle—a route which Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh surveyed for PAA nearly a quarter of a century ago— was m the hands of the U.S.
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    Maria Gets Film Offers
    78 13 MARIA of Menado whose latest picture "Nafsu" (a Keris Films Production) is now being locally released has turned an independent st; r with a view to free-lance later, following several attractive offers received from Singapore and Indonesia. Fans writing to the star have suggested she switch
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    FOR INDIAN FILM FANS
    402 13 OMAR KHAYAM FILMS' latest production "Dara" which stars Begum Para the 'Oomph' girl of Hindi films and producer Sheik Mukhtar, m the lead roles, depicts the perennial struggle of poor peasants against money grabbint landowners. The story revolves around the ambition of an elderk peasant woman
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    Just Wait Till You See Those Wyman Gams!
    564 13 r PHE amazing Jane Wyman 1 has done it again! After playing m a leriet of highly emotional dama^ this great star suddenly switched fo musical comedy and proved she could not only take this m her stride. but make the wolves
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    THIS MUSICAL GAVE ME A 3-D HEADACHE!
    590 13 THIS MUSICAL GAVE ME A 3-D HEADACHE! O-I^ can be tops when used JJ m a picture like "The House Of Wax- and when it reacts to polaroid viewers as it did m this movie, but it can almost ruin a first-rate film— and one's eves when applied to M-G-M's
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    479 13 HTHE world stooped laughing when Charlie Ch.nlin's famous baggy-trousered tramp —that little sad. laced lellow who tripped over is own bootlaces and went places Wl, h his twirling knotty cane stick disappeared from the screen. Since then, of course. there have been scores of imitators
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    505 14  - NOBODY NEEDS TO BE LONELY! Dorothy Roe by J ONELY? 'Well, don't just sit there -do something? That's the a<_* ice of Muriel Davis, a Chicago insurance executive who has become a sort of Pied Piper for American working girls. She discovered a few years ago that some of the
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    368 14 DEAR JOY JONES... \fY brother and I are both i?1 m love with the same girl and she appears to have no preference. She treats us 1 both alike and bestows her 1 favours equally between us. J This makes us angry and we are always fighting. "ABDUL" (K.L.) SHE
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    558 14  - Give in Not Dad... MARY BROWN SHOULD a parent apologise mm. lo a child? 4 Mrs J'• £fi YES ~»ut norso her Mhe wou,d hay writes- apo,0 isin ff- She "Evan, our eleven-year-old E5» w as accused by hts /ather o/ taJem? from our room a specially-prized book and losing
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    RENDEL REPORT MEANINGLESS— SAYS THE'GONG'
    396 15 RENDEL REPORT MEANINGLESS SAYS THE 'GONG' Standard Staff Reporter 111 l Rendel Commission's proposed constitutional „,s were meaningless because under it the elected ns.ntitives of the people of Singapore would be ided .v »inst themselves, the Gong, magazine of the Civil Service Inion declared editorially m its i ,i r
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    Teachers Challenge Mr. Tan
    68 15 Teachers Challenge Mr. Tan RE CI in< >c High ers' Union yes- i to take legal millionaire Mr. [or issuing a April 5. asking to interfere m •ted" with the g University. of four decisions after a special meet- yesterday. ..-ions are: statement denying ran had suggested m •< nent.
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    Fine On A Cripple Was Withdrawn
    49 15 A FINE ol $15 imposed <>;. a >rist, Won.; Ah Joo by Mr. .Toon Chong. m the SinSecond Traffic Court was immediately when the Magistrate thai Wong's hand and Chat he has oyed for .<i\ tor not king sign Oi 22, lasl I s-
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    11 15 UR Sfl.— was rgeri rm< I persons •< P. Kirby.
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    Dong Faces 3 Charges
    81 15 since a I lent hi his Serangoon Sunday. Sing. a] ot was ptort, e s fore Mr. I >re First St venth Court. Dong faces three tentative charges, one for the attempted murder of his 46-year-o'd wife. Peony Dong Mcc Sang, the second for voluntarily causing
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    'Mrs. Choy Back From MIS Taur
    161 15 'Mr s. Choy Back From MIS Taur SINGAPORE Legislative Councillor, Mrs. Elizabeth Choy, returned to the Colony yesterday after a two-month tour of the United States of America and Canada. "The people of these countries do not know much about Singapore or Malaya. But they are now taking an interest
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    Hundreds Went To The Fair
    105 15 Standard Staff Reporter HUNDREDS of Shma poreSJM tested their skill at sh> inn I'oeonuts. and took thantes m I inky dips .md other smusisg games, at the Tnivevsity of Malaya Fun Fair m Uaffles Institution ground yesterday. The fair was to eollett money for a
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    27 PASS OUT
    52 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Dr. Ismail bin Datoh Abdul Rahman. Member for Natural Resources, today presented certificates and diplomas to 27 new graduates of the College of Agriculture m Serdang. Mr. Khoo Swee Joo. a orivate student from Selangor, was the most successful scholar, coming out tops m
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    Weather Report
    79 15 Minimum Temperature: From 7.:.0 p.m. on April 9 to 7.30 a.m. on April 10. Spore (7iF>. Penang (75F), Kota Bahru (74F). X.1,. (75F). Ipoh <74F). Kuantan <7'JF). Maximum Temperature: From 7..10 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on April 10. Spore (88FL Penang (89V) Kota Bahru (9'_F), K. L. (9..F).
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    Five Hear Murder Charge
    78 15 FIVE men were tentatively charged m the Singapore Ninth Police Court yesterday with intentionally killing a vegetable hawker. Yeo Sab Tee. on the night of Jan. 8. tins year, at DBgodl Str< The accused are Yuen Kwai Chong. Foo Poh Teck. G >h Kee Leong, Leo
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    SIX MONTHS
    102 15 PENANG, Sat.— A Customs clerk. Chan Nyit Chin. 31, who pleaded guilty to criminal breach of trust of $40, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment by Mr. B. V. Rhodes m the Sessions Court today. photo. HEADS of banking an d business houses attended a l-ft t fe*S*
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    'I OWE YOU GREAT DEBT' HE TELLS THEM
    283 15 'I OWE YOU GREAT DEBT' HE TELLS THEM Tempter ThanJts M.CSm KUALA LUMPUR, Sot.— The Federation nigh Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, said tonight that civil service officers have the clear and unchanging duty of doing their best to serve the people of this country, now that Malaya is on
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    Rode Trisha 'Like Bird,' Cautioned
    113 15 KOH AH PUAH. a trisha rider, who rode With both hands up "like a bid" m Sago Lane, was yesterday cautioned and discharged by the Singapore F.rs: Trnffi-j Magistrate. Mr. F.A;«Chua. Denying the charge, Koh i said that he raised one hand ,to indicate that
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    $1,194 In Donations To S.A.T.A.
    132 15 $1,194 In Donations To S.A.T.A. SINGAPORE Anti-Tubercu-losis Association yesterday acknowledged the following donations. Army Central Pay and Records Office— s3os.64; Dr P. S. Bun— s2oo; Mrs. C. E. HudsonSi 10; Staff and Executives of the Dunlop Rubber Purchasing C 0 —5106.93; Chequers— Sloo; Staff of Radio Malaya ST3: Spore Cold
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    Sneaked Into Colony, Fined
    58 15 SINGAPORE Sixth Police Magistrate. Mr. R. W. H. Davies, told Zawawi bin Abas and A. Rashid bin Kalaban. yesterday: •"Vou could be fined SI, OOO or sentenced to six months' rigoroOs imprison--1 ment." Mr. David fined each SI OO for illegal entry into the Colony. They
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    Changed Mind For A Fine
    58 15 TAXI driver. Pang Kirn Koe. who claimed trial m the Singapore Second Traffic Court, on a charge of stopping bis vehicle eight fe\ .l trom the edge of the roadway, rhangi his mind. "To save all trouble, lei tiir court fine me." said Pang The-
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    M.A.Y.F. CAMP
    27 15 THE MaII y a n A.:. Youth fellowship have organised :i work camp ii nt held vi Yong Peng, J< from April It to U.
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    Mission's Bus Probe
    80 15 Mission 's Bus Probe MR. E. HONDELINK. transportation mdviMMt te *'<« World Bank Mission, visited tfie Tau Koh Vat Bus Go pany, yesterday to see tor lirusell liow a Chinese run transport company operates. Mr. Tny Soo Yong, manager of the company (left l e.i plains to Mr. Hondelink about
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    CITY WATCHMAN GETS THE SACK
    177 15 After Name Cleared. He Claims Standard Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE City Council employee who said he was "unjustifiably" dismissed from work after an official investigation had cleared him of certain allega tions, has appealed to The Singapore Standard for redress. Employed a s a watchman
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    Dance For School Fund
    87 15 A GRAND supper dance m Of St. Andrew's bui Id tund for old boys and Ml i < v erill be held at the En.X Hotel on Easter Mond.iv Guest artists. m< ludinf .i magic show by Mr Tan H Chuan. will enteitai;, patn Many valuable
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    FITTER DIES AT BUS STOP
    55 15 SING \PORE. P gating the deal old Utter, R Got ii -.1 nv. who was I t op m Bukit i Road \n vt day mom i cause ol death ha jri been establl ihed but It i Inds smy 1 1 i i a
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      166 15 SINGAPORE MARY SINGAPORE X \I»I4» MAI.VVA STORK: 7 It. am Morning Star; 730 New-; 733 Melody Mixture; X Come I to the Parlour; 830 Breakfast Hour; s> 30 Much Binding; 10 Ma-.ca'. Roundup; 10 15 Comedians All; lo:;" Music In Malaya: ll Jay Wilbui Strings; 113') Si Jd <> Service—
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      936 16  -  S. LINGAM by '['If I. Malayan students here do not have a meeting place of their own. but they have their own Association The Malayan Students' Association of Victoria. It was founded m early 1 Wi. I had a talk with Mr. Brie Ng. present
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      AND ITS STUDENT PERSONALITIES
      537 16  - AND ITS STUDENT PERSONALITIES Tons Tan fßyj A new arrival to Malays Hall is Miss Betty Teo. eldest daughter of Mr. It Mrs. S.J. Teo of Singapore. Sweet and very petite Betty came over hero by tho "Caff^ ton" and is making -Mateya Hall her temporary home. Betty, n former
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      FAREWELL DANCE FOR SIX KIRKBY MEMBERS
      557 16  -  LILY TAN »w« GRAND Sports Dance was held on Saturday vight. the Ttth of Mauh m aid ot the College Sports Council funds. The occasion marked the end of tho Winter Sports season as well as th c conclusion of ftnal leaching practice f
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    NEW 'LIFE' FOR FENCING CLUB
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