Sunday Standard, 14 November 1954

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    22 1 SUNDAY STANDARD CjSFlElsli^ ?'J M M. fc 3H Vol. V. No. 13*. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, i 954 TWENTY PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    Violet Ho To 'Star' In Names Show
    214 1 Violet Ho To 'Star' In Names Show Give Generously To The Toy Fund CHARMING Miss Violet Ho who recently Miss Chinese Swimming Club title, be tiic star at a Christmas fanfare to be staged o\d of The Standard Toy Fund at Sr Jc! »'s Institution on Saturday, Nov. 27. lant
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    Band Date Left Him US$40,000
    67 1 B a nd Date Left Him US$40,000 {{\l\K Vv\ York. N W— Joe k I handsome bat h, pi il out of ,m(1 into sait i newsmea tci .isk about nhtritancc man hr took Foor years lever saw .1, nn ive enp.inv." the railroader nosed < onversed elevator d her
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    Alliance Speakers
    43 1 Prr^id^nt of the MaChinesc Association, ng-lock Tan. and Abdul Rahman. i of UMNO will be speakers at the ir."ting of the Peoples' Action the Victoria HalL on Nov. 21. of the meeting invited the mempublic to attend which aims to pie.
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    Narriman Is Well Again
    69 1 LAUSANNE. Switzerland.! Nov. 13. ;UP»— Looking well recovered and in the best of i spirits, ex-Queen Narriman of Egypt yesterday left the Montchoisi Clinic, of renown- j ed Swiss gynecologist Pro- 1 fessor Rodelphe Rochat < where she underwent a de- licate operation only three we^ks
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    DUTCH SOLDIERS ARE ARRESTED
    29 1 TOKYO. Nov. 13. (UP) Two Dutch soldiers have been arrested by Tokyo Metropolitan Poii-e on suspicion of robbery and assaults. Kvodo News Aqcr.^y said today.
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    Stabbed Clerk Disarms Assailant
    196 1 Stabbed Clerk Disarms Assailant A SINGAPORE clerk, who was stabbed in the neck yesterday morning struggled with his assailant and disarmed him. The incident occurred in the Orchard Road office of the Singapore Cold Storage The clerk. Mr. Seet Kian Thye. 34. employed in the accounts department of the Cold
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    Cabinet's Third Reshuffle
    80 1 Cabinet's Third Reshuffle PARIS. Nov. 13 (ReutenThe French Prime Minister Pierre Mendes France yester?hM ff C arr l e 4. OUt tne thir d reshuffle of his five months old cabinet. He brought in three new men and one former minister in Jt ir »or reorganization The Premier had hoped
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    Sopiee Quits Politics
    166 1 Sopiee Quits Politics BIT ONLY FOR FIVE YEARS PENANG. Sat Inche V.^V^d Sopiee. former cv.:*xman of %he PanMalayan Labour Party and "stormy petrel" of the Federal Legislative Council, announced here today that he was quitting politics for the present, at the end of next month, but hoped to return "in
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    Majority Is Reduced
    53 1 WASHINGTON. Nov. 13 •Reuten Prime Minister Sydney Holland's National Party won today's New Zealand general election though at a reduced majority. The final result gave the National Party 43 seats against 37 Labour seats in the CO-seat House. In the old House, the National Party Had 50
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    'C-G WAS SENSIBLY DRESSED'
    433 1 MacDONALD AND THE DYAK WOMEN 'Daily Mirror 9 Lampoons Tory Paper LONDON, Nov. 13, (Reuter)—The Daily Mirror today lampooned the Daily Telegraph for being "babyish" about a picture of the British Commissioner General for South-east Asia showing with two baretopped Dayak women The picture showing the
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    'Groom In Church Is Whisked Off
    282 1 Gang Abducts Officer Before The Wedding KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Robert Rajanayagam, who was to be married to Miss Bridget Sampson at St. Joseph's Catholic Church at 6.30 a.m. today, was "abducted" from the church barely half an hour before the ceremony, in the presence
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    Reds Call Security Meeting
    122 1 MOSCOW. Nov. 13 .AFP' The Soviet Union today asked the 23 European nations with which it has diplomatic relations and the United States to attend a European security conference on Nov. 29 in Moscow or Par:.-. In a note sent to the European Governments, the Soviet
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    Probe Order Into Chinese Corps
    216 1 St. John Brigade Row A BOARD of inquiry has been formed to investigate allegations of mismanagement in the Second Chinese Corps of the Singapore St. John" Ambulance Brigade, The Standard understands. The Board of Inquiry will be led by the Brigade's Commissioner. Dr. P. C.
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    Forces Nab 17 Moros
    58 1 MANILA. Nov. 13 (AFP) Philippine armed forces on Thursday night captured 17 Moro outlaws continuing its four-month-old drive against Moro (Moslem Filipino) brigand Hadji Kamlon. The 17 outlaws were apprehended by a naval pa.-ol after a brief chase along the coast near Tandu Panuan. site of
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    SURPRISE SALUTE FOR AIR MARSHAL
    143 1 SURPRISE SALUTE FOR AIR MARSHAL THE hundreds of people who thronged the Btngao Harbour Board wharv. terday to bid larew.ll to tho>e aboard the ChUJ in were treated to an unscheduled air display w Th t u £Prtoe was for Air Marshal Sir Cliilord Sanderson. formVr C-in-C. Far Ea>t Air
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    Late Sport
    26 1 PARIS. Nov. 13. (AFP) Britain won the world rup 13-a-sidr rueby final here today. She beat France Ift— l2. after leadint 4 at half-time.
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    WIFE'S LOVER MADE TO PAY $500
    610 2 Husband Found Him Under Bed ANG LIAN POH, o car broker and proprietor of a beauty parlour, who sued his wife, Lim Wah Lee, for divorce on grounds of adultery with a salesman, Soh Hock Chuan, whom he found one night hiding under her
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    S'PORE WEDDING
    70 2 pnoio. MR. PHANG Wong Yew and the former Miss Pauline Ho Pau Lin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ho Ah Cheong. who were married at the Singapore Registry recently. An employee of the Singapore Improvement Trust, the bridegroom i> the son of Mr. and Mrs. Phang Kum Seng
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    Sentence On Salesman Postponed
    82 2 Sentence On Salesman Postponed LIM KHIM CHAI. a salesman of Paterson Simons lc Co.. Ltd.. in Singapore, pleaded guilty in the Second i Criminal District Court yesterday. to three charges of criminal breach of trust invojving 22 cameras worth $11,776 belonging to the firm. The offences were commit d on
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    Skyscrapers Plan Is Off
    270 2 Revised Scheme For Shenton Way hope of turning this are* intf u 5 d ad But Government has not given up it is now ffijft vS scheme' to STtJ 1 impressi r e building bemuse >vo factors have contributed sgymc to meet the approval of the
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    He Stole A Loaf, Two Years
    144 2 He Stole A Loaf, Two Years MOHAMED BIN NOOR. a 20-year-old Federation man, was sentenced to two years' rigorous impri -nt in the Singapore Third Uistrict Court, yesterday, for stealing a loaf of bread worth 40 cents, from the Prince Edward Boys' Club. In addition he was placed under police
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    Ex-Bank Clerk Acquitted
    41 2 MALACCA. Sat. Lim Hay Yam a former Overseas Chinese Bank clerk, was acquitted and discharged by Magistrate Ramanatha Iyer here today of two charges of misappropriating two cheques totalling $8,000. belonging to the millionaire planter. Tan Koh Poh.
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    Malayan Police Link With Interpol
    240 2 THE Singapore and Federation of Malaya Police Forces are in liaison with the Police Forces of the Indian sub-continent, the Far East and Australasia through the International Police Commission (known in police circles as Interpol) on political and international crime. This was stated by the
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    Rail Row Back To Tribunal
    107 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Federation Government today referred the back-pay 2!spute between the Malayan Railway administration and he Traffic Operating Union oack to the Yusuf ArbitraLion Tribunal, in an effort :c avert the strike threat by 1.300 railway workers. In a statement issued toiay. the
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    Youth Charged With Attempted Murder
    114 2 ONG CHIEW LONG, 19, was charged in the Singapore Fourth Police Court, yesterday, with the attempted murder of Mrs. Alice Kum (nee Yeo) at 2.45 p.m. on Nov. 5, at a house in Lorong 24, Geylang. Ong was further charged with attempting with six others,
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    Meeting Of Insurance Men
    44 2 THE Canadian Government Trade CommUskKMT. Mr. D S Armstrong, will adfiress members of the Insurance Institute of Malaya. at its monthly meeting to be held at the Chamber of Commerce Auction Room. Fulierton Building. Singapore, on Tuesday at 5.15 p.m.
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    Her Child's First Words Were: 'I Die, I Die'
    219 2 Her Child's First Words Were: 'I Die, I Die' A SUPER STIT I O U S mother told the Singapore Coroner yesterday that she had a hunch that something tragic was going to happen to her two-year-old son when she heard him uttering his first words: "I die. I die."
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    DROP IN RUBBER PRICES
    51 2 DROP IN RUBBER PRICES RUBBER prices in Singa- pore yesterday closed at B.U cents per ]b.. a drop of 1-5/ It cents on Saturday. Some profit-taking was reported while overseas order? were reported to have been disappointing Small factory buw.g v .->< re< eived Tne market was quiet ensier mi>vt
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    NOON PRICES
    70 2 i 1M e Singapore Oiambrr of I Commerrt Rubber As.«ociation j not>n pnce> < cents u «?r )b I vesterdiiv were ■VM Seller*. Spot l«mse R2i 831 Rsr- fob Net No l 831 B.i* hee No 1 83 1 lfi Hi If Nov No 2 82} 83 get
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    TIN PRICE
    21 2 SINGAPORE Sat The I price of tin in the local m.ukf today wa* $:*s4j per pirn] (T> 50 cents).
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    66 2 \IRS CHUA POH BIANG <n«e I ~*l Madam Tan Chong Tin N, aß^d W) years pav^d iwa) 1 t ..c« fully on 10th \<>\t mht 4 •1 Malacca, leaving behind m loved husband, one mjii n*bi Chuan and tnrre dauchten E \e<> Ben* Li:in a. ;r i Hong I.
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    15,000 Fans Mob Hopalong Cassidy
    116 3 15,000 Fans Mob Hopalong Cassidy MELBOURNE, Nov. 13. (Reuter) A hysterical crowd of 15,000 screamed and fought here yesterday in a circus "big top" crammed to three times its supposed capacity when Hopalong Cassidy the Hollywood "cowboy" star made a personal appearance. The show was called off after five minutes
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    Tablet To Caxton Is Unveiled
    148 3 LOXDOX. Nov. 13, (Reuter) —A tablet to William Caxton father of English printing, was unveiled at Westminster Abbey yesterday to thank the English- j speaking press throughout the world for supporting the Abbey's restoration fund appeal. The tablet which was unveiled on the outside wall
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    Union Gives Einstein A Work Card
    105 3 CHICAGO. Nov. 13. (UP)— Local 130, a plumbers' union, yesterday took Dr. Albert Einstein at his word and gave him a plumber's working card. If he decides to use it. he can earn US$3.l3 an hour. Stephen If. Bailey, business manager of the Local,
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    Mother Of 5 Convicted
    66 3 RINGGOLD, Georgia. Nov. 13. (AP) A young mother of five children, whose divorced husband is i n prison, has been convicted of murder in the death of her 2J-year-old paralytic daughter. An all-male jury found Mrs. Joyce M.Xeese. 24. guilty and recommended mercy. Judge Freeman IfcClure
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    They Seek China Trade
    68 3 HONGKONG. Nov. 13 <T. utor)—A 15-strong British trade delegation to Communist China arrived here yes Tday. Leader of the group is Mr. H. J. Collar, secretary of the China Association of London. Mr W. G. Pullen, General Manager of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and
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    Jap Daily's Strike Ends
    62 3 TOKYO. Nov. 13. (UP)— A strike against Japan's Liggest evening newspaper ended quickly yesterday when the company president threatened to dissolve the firm. Some 400 striking employees agreed to return to their jobs after 64-year-old Eisaku Fukuda. President of the Tokyo Shimbun, announced that the newspaper
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    RI Reds Draft Constituation
    54 3 JAKARTA. Nov. 13. <UP> The Indonesian Communist Party has set up a committee to draft a constitution for the young republic, it was announced yesterday. The Reds hope to submit their draft to the forthcoming constituent assembly after Indonesia's first general elections to be held I
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    Marilyn Makes A Thrilling Exit From Hospital
    107 3 HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 13, (AP) Marilyn Monroe left the hospital on Friday in an exit that would have been worthy of an Alfred Hitchceck movie thriller. Witnesses said the actress sneaked out of a back door, ran up and down alleys, and then sped
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    JAPAN'S VIEW ON THE CHORUS LINE BAN
    305 3 JAPAN'S VIEW ON THE CHORUS LINE BAN Isn't It Going A Bit Too Far?' TOKYO, Nov. 13, (UP)— The Nippon Times today derided Singapore's decision to bar Japanese choruses and athletes for appearing in the colony. In an editorial today the English language newspaper pointed out three separate groups of
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    Jap Ballerinas Tour London
    59 3 FOR the first time since the war a Japanese Ballet company is visiting Britain to give a ballet show at the Princes Theatre. London. Dressed in their national costumes members of the company went on a sightseeing tour of London recently and here some of them
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    Now The Song Is 'Sixty Years'On'
    285 3 Now The Song Is 'Sixty Years 'On' Harrow Tribute To Churchill HARROW, Middlesex. Nov. 13, (Reuter)— Sir Winston Churchill came back to his old school here last night as he has done every year sinc e 1940 and stood with teats in his eyes as 589 boys sang for the
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    Audience For Ceylon P.M.
    33 3 LONDON. Nov. 13. <Reuter> —Sir John Kotelawala. Ceylon's Prime Minister, due here later this month, will be received in audience by Queen Elizabeth, an authoritative source said here today.
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    Major Charged With Treason
    31 3 FORT. SILL. Oklahoma. Nov. 13 »UP> Army Maj. Ambrose H. Nugent, of Wisconsin, was charged today with committing treasonable offences while a prisoner of war in Korea.
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    Bedok Is Back To Normal
    123 3 THINGS are quickly returning to normal in Singapore's Bedok resettlement area whi M was flooded recently. And yesterday, the farmer* were overjoyed when they were told that their village would soon have electricity. The City Council has agreed to spend $24,000 to give the farmers
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    NEW PLAN TO RE-STOCK THE FISH
    344 4 NEW PLAN TO RE-STOCK THE FISH BoardTakesOver Aquarium Now A PROGRAMME to restock the salt water fish in the Van Kleef Aquarium will soon be mapped out and put up for consideration by the Aquarium Advisory Board of the Singapore City Council. The Board, which has just been set up,
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    landon Honoured By MIC
    112 4 IT is a happy sign that Ind'jins in Malaya are participating fully in creating a prosperous and united Malayan nation, the new Government of India Representative. Mr. Raj Krishna Tandon. said in Singapore yesterday. He was addressing the members of the Malayan Indian Congress at the
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    Defence Was Not Called
    74 4 SFA'ATHAPII.I.AI I 0 Muthusamy. a head ma ml ore. was acquitted in the Singapore Fifth Police Court, yesterday. of two charges of unlawfully possessing five Indian Passports on July M and Aug 25 thi« year. His defence was not called Mr S H D. E ias.
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    10 Colony Teachers Give Blood
    82 4 10 Colony Teachers Give Blood TEN Singapore teachers from the Tan.jong Rhu Boys' School yesterday donated b:ood at the Blood Transfusion Service centre ai the General Hospital This is 'he first response from teachers after the recent appeal by the Service to the Education Department. said Mr Dixon Chen donor
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    Compound Offences
    64 4 THE Singapore Government BM now listed 12 poiice officers who can compound any of the traffic offences under Rule 2 of the Road Traffic (Composition of Offences) rules. Tney are Messrs FG Minns. J.W. Ch'lton. B. Lewis AC. Good. B. St. J. Hickman. Khaw Kai Boh. P.J. de
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    ABELL SAILS FOR BRITAIN
    46 4 Sir Anthony Abell. Governor of Sarawak, tailed for Britain yesterday in the Cnusan on long leave. Sir Anthony told The Standard that in the five years he had been in office the country had showed itsell to be "resilient and very prosperous."
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    Cocoa Tycoon Flies In
    143 4 H- S. van Mesdag. the Managing Director of C. J. van Houten and Zone in Weesp, Holland, makers of chocolate and cocoa, patted his tummy and said with a laugh after flyin* into Singapore by K.L.M. yesterday: "I've just had my first Chinese dinner in Bangkok.
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    Had Mixed Petrol For Sale—Fined
    125 4 Had Mixed Petrol For Sale Fined TWO employees of Me. Teck Hin Cos No. 1 petrol filling station at Keppti Road in Singapore, were fined $1,000 each, in default thrte months' rigorous imprisonment, by the First Criminal District Jik: Mr. FA Chua. yesterday, for having 1.311 gallons of adulterated petroi
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    Police Chief In Hospital
    49 4 MR. X.G. Morris, the Commission of Police. Singapore was admitted to the Genera! Hospital yesterday for a minor operation. He is expected to be confin- l Il ed for ab °ut a week. Mr. D.K. Broadhuist. DSO will act fo r him daring hi< absence.
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    Deans To Confer On The Future
    236 4 Nanyang University Staff ready but one THE Nanyang University moved one step nearer to achieving its full tutorial staff with the arrival yesterday of Mr. P. Y. Hu, Dean of the College of Science and Technology. Mr. Hu, who was a research-associate of the
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    Man Badly Injured As Boiler Explodes
    97 4 A YOUNG workman employed at the Chont Soon Company in Lavender k e et t Sin KaPore, was badly burned when a smelting boiler in the workshop exploded yesterday afternoon. The injured man, Chan Hua, 25, was immediately rushed to the General Hospital where
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    'Old Vic' To Be The Best In Far East
    225 4 'Old Vic' To Be The Best In Far East SINGAPORE will have one of the best stage theatres in the Far East 18 months from today when the total renovation of the old Victoria Theatre is completed. The work, which will be confined to the interior of the building, will
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      416 4 fjTl N <i A> O RE^ KAKRfcR PARK \(>IIH (HH Inaugural meet::ip at Citjf Council Clerical Services Union HaM 230 Dm UNWCK Al I>IT M'ORTJi IMU.S: DINNER in honour of Mr W C Tay or Diamond Re^Uurant. Great World Bpm BDfOAMMM FILM MM.ILIV: 'The Blue Ancel" at Br:t:sh Council Hall
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    These Pretty Girls (Average age 17) Can't Come To Singapore
    303 5 These Pretty Girls Average age 17) Can't Come To Singapore TOKYO. Some 40 Japanese "atomic'' girls who had dreams of gracing Singapore's entertainment world some time early next year have had their plans shattered. Their entry into Singapore has been refused by the Immigration authorities. The girls, stars of the
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    Shentop Way Scholars Get Free Light
    618 5  - Shentop Way Scholars Get Free Light ANDREW FANG By HE historian of today might well recall the legends of Chinese mythology when writing about the indigenous people of Singapore for posterity. No history on the life and time? of Singapore can be complete without a chapter on the "lamplight students'
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    All Malaya Talentime Contest
    169 5 All Malaya Talentime Contest ]y£IS-SINO Company Limited. local authorised bottlers of 'MISSION* Beverages, are sponsoring the first Pan Malayan Talentime Competition which will be held at the Singapore Badminton Stadium on Nov. 15. 17 and 20. Entries received so far <«'e exceeded all expecta--1 •»"s. with competitors all nationalities from
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    His Last Race TODAY
    509 5 His Last Race TODAY \TIIEX 54-year-old Mr. y V 1. Reddish of the Singapore Motor Club faces the starter of the halfmile standing-start speed trial in Seremban today, it will be his last in Malaya. He leaves the country on retirement early next month for England. Without doubt, Mr. Reddish
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    They Triumphed Over Handicap
    1036 6  - They Triumphed Over Handicap RALPH MIDDLETON 18, TTITHER through birth, disease or misfortune a great number of people find themselves in the position when they have to face life and the world with crippling and sometimes frightful handicaps. Many succumb to the inevitable and become something less than human beings
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    SOME SANDWICH LIST THIS
    80 6 W Th« other] day ire WCTm Wf talking fo W Si-anditiaricm j W Airline* repre-i Jwentmtivt* Joh n Hoiier. a't)O]it D- >| mcrfc'j Mnrfiricfc tpedmlitiet, .< o 1 Joh" u-hi.vkrd hack to h I O#CC a I 72. 7? of| i Quail. Singapore, aud broug)\t inuk
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    PEN PALS
    811 6 LOU TIM PENG. 10. Batu Road. Kuala Lumpur. «16» Hobbies: swimming, football, exchanging pen pals' photos and friendly correspondence. FRANCIS LEE, 39. Sophia, Road. Singapore 9. U9) Hobbies: swimming. cycling. reading. radiolistening, exchanging pen pals photos, view- cards and friendly correspondence. JOHN LIM. 25. City Water Department Quarters,
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  • NEWS From our special Correspondents
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      San Francisco Is FABULOUS
      789 7  -  JAMES PETER CHIN By In San Francisco I HE night was cold terribly cold-and yet we scarcely ecoiisc we were excited at the prospect of seeing the rn gateway to the United States f st when we were off our guard, the Pan-Ameri-suddenly dipped earthbound and
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      The Red Red Cross Came Ove
      1069 7 The Red Red Cross Came Ove I'm: recent visit of a Communist Chinese Red Cross delegation, has been reeeived with a mixed reaction. by Madame Li T< h Chuan. chief ol the R< I Ci the 10-mem-ber group was invited .3 Japan by the Japanc R Cross in recognr n
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    If A Wife Strays
    799 8  - If A Wife Strays AUDREY WHITING This iudee (MR JUSTICE DAVIESt spotted the unforgiving streak in men By \|AKE no mistake about this: British husbands may be loving but few of them ore forgiving. The majority of them ought to hang their heads \n shame at this report of my
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    1078 8  - The Fabulous House Of Squibb Esquire Inc by \1 .MOST te n times every second, some i anxious American enters his neighbourhood drugstore, hurries to the prescription counter and hands the pharmacist a slip of paper engraved with the mystic svmbol, "Rx." A few minutes later he leaves, confident that
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    If Tried My Hand At
    1885 9  -  GRETSA w »n..\v \idy. Reporting fgh gOME one, I cannot re- <► member who, is alleged to have said that some people are >^ born great, some people achieve greatness and jj" others have greatness thrust upon them. It <► cannot be one of Malaya's
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    928 9  -  LIDDELL HART On D-Day, precious hours were wasted by the Germans QN D-Day the one panzer division that was in Normandy, and near the stretch where the Allies landed, succeeded in frustrating Montgomery's hope of capturing the key-point of Caen that day. Part of it actually
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      261 9 Choosing the Best 1 Si/I 1 IV mi t Photo b v M»llie lom Lorna Hilliker was chosen as the winner of the Cow Gate Challenge Cup at St. Andrews Cathedral, Singapore, Baby Show in 1954. Cow Gate Milk Food is known and chosen throughout the world as the best
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    864 10 Rara Avis ]^JANY representatives of the British Crown have written their names in indelible ink in both the Colony and the Federation. None, however, has won the affection and respect of the peoples of South-east Asia as the Right Honourable Malcolm MacDonald whose period of service as Commissioner-General
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    Malaya Again Gets The Silent Treatment In
    1072 10  -  ANDREW ROTH By KAMPDNG LONDON WHEN I heard the news twice on the BBC Sunday newscasts that the UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance had swept the polls in Trengganu, I expected some news stories in the London newspapers the next morning. But as I w- '-*d
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    Off The Record
    256 10 Off The Record PROFESSORS the v.orld over are noted for their eccentricity and their academic prenks. And Singapore is no exception. We have, at the University of Malaya, a senior member of the staff who delights in taking his beer standing on his head. Perfcming this feat the oti.er day,
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    BELL FROM A DISTANT TEMPLE
    298 10  -  RONALD FRAER By (JONATHAN CAPL 15s) T^HIS novel is- based on the life of the poet Tu Fu. believed by some to be one of the greatest Chinese poets of the eighth century A.D. It Is through his poems that we can, look back on
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    SOUTH WINDS fets firsts Settlers
    1677 11 SOUTH WINDS fets firsts Settlers i CHRISTINE DIEMER tours g South Winds with Dr. Garlick, g Medical Director of S.A.T.A., n and writes about its first settlers... ONE day last week, an historic moment in the annals of the Singapore Anti Tuberculosis Association passed almost unnoticed when five men clambered
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    Use Two Nets For Goldfish
    136 11 Never chase goldfish with a net Use two nets, one to guide the tish into the other Then you will not injure the fish Avoid putting copper. brass or galvanised iron into your aquarium They will poison the water Lead is safe. T o prevent
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    I M-a-r-r-i-e-d A Fisherman
    958 12  - I M-a-r-r-i-e-d A Fisherman HIS WIFE BY T married a fisherman and strangely enough his hobby is fishing. But before I go any further, let nie tell you what a fisherman is? He is a guy who sets his alarm at three in the morning, disturbs the entire household, goes
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    YOUR SUNDAY CHESS COLUMN
    466 12  -  Queen's Castle 4CCORDING to a report x\ in the Indonesian "Java Bode." the Singapore and Malayan Chess world ha.s caused a big stir in Jakarta. Some time ago our special invitation tournament organized by Mr. H. A. J. Pronk invited the Indonesian Chess Union to send
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    462 12 THE EDITOR of the A n q I e r s' Post-bu<i acknowledges the recei}>' of a copy of the latent journal of the Malayan Ayigling Association from its Editor, Mr. R. C. Cole. It contains several items of interest to anglers about Sailfish, Mackerels and other Fresh}iater
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    The Photography Surnasses Itself
    186 13 Reviews And Gossip About Hollywood Declares GERKEE READ 'J'HE standard of photography set by Japanese film makers has always been high. In 'The Gate of Hell' Cannes Festival prize winning film, it surpasses itself. Made in Eastman colour this film which is to be shown in
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    ...THEY SHOULD HAVE GAGGED THE PRODUCER
    276 13  -  Gene Grant Says AfG.M's BETRAYED." soon lo «je seen at the Cathay. is a Cloak and Dagger drama wn :h relies on three wellestabhshed stars. Clark uab;o. Lana Turner and victor Mature to carry it tnrough. They struggle hard unsuccessfully to fashion 1 something
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    TELLING TALES
    828 13  -  Bridget Jones By Yf E'KE always hearing: of actresses' passions for collecting things like mink coats and diamonds but now I've discovered that the male stars do their fair share of collecting, too. ROCK HUDSON, for instance, collects tartan shirts. He now has 50 of the brightest shirts
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    Wore Panties And Gloves
    451 13 The landlord retreaed. mumbling something about turning back later /"\N his return from Ita 1 Dr. Lew Morrill to I 111 hM Wile. Rhonda Fl< ing. was having a N gh time over there making film "Symara-mide.*" He says star s are exp< ted to do
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    BRUSH UP YOUR GLAMOUR
    557 14  - BRUSH UP YOUR GLAMOUR Helen Hugh fit] Hi I you want to brusli up your beauty take tip from our girl. She knows the wisdom of a nightly with a long-handled back nrush. 1' leaves her skin smooth goos< •pimplej and makes ready to step Into her best io.v-backed party
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    Dear Susan Dix...
    307 14 Dear Susan Dix... Many readers have written to Helen Hu«h requiting the name of the eyelash dye mentioned in last Sunday's Standard. Miss Hugh understands that the dye is not at present available in Singapore or the Federation. Every morning on the way to work I see a beautiful girl.
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    BAD COMICS ARE NOT FUNNY
    1019 14  - BAD COMICS ARE NOT FUNNY C.B. ACWORTH i B 1 TT was a picture both terx rifying and repulsive a vampire figure, half-man, half-beast, blood drenched and emaciated, bent over the body of it's victim, a scantily clothed young woman Something from legend, from those grim stories of the far
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    155 14 r PHL bucklc-and-bow fever x is catching. Ever sinct JaesjSNß Fath revived these trimmings at his elegant Paris collection they have infectd fashion like a plague. One glittering diamante buckle on a dress or suit i* glamorous and you nred. of course, a couple on a pair of
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      314 14 Games With Words Homonyms are words 7- Not strong and seven and to use a pencil. which sound alike, but are days. 18. What a section of pie is spelled differently and have 8. To cure and a part of called and what come* different meanings; for your foot. at
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    74 15 l/,0,,. •Butterfly*' by B. K. Lee of 170. Brick Kiln Road, Pcnang. Airesflex, f5-6, l/25Oth, Agla. "Quirt Backwater" by lan Grant of 3. lim Mah Chye Road, Penan* Rolleillev 111. l/lOOth, Illlord. HP3, Htflht; Fishing* 1 by Lam Sal Hoong of 30. Campbell Street, Penang. Airesflex, fB.
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    325 16 the crowded room.| Colour Sergeant Charles > Henderson 3\K saw the pic-! ture of a stranger. The ser- geant turned to the host of > the party to which he had been invited ia Georgetown. British Gu.ana, and said: "I'm going to marry that girl.
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    262 16 '1 HE man who lives in a cowshed stood in the witness box the other day. His chin was covered with grey stubble, he wore no collar or tie. and the frayed end- of his trousers flapped like* ragged banners above the once-white plimsolls which covered his feet. But
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    Ministery OF THE KILLER CLOCK
    240 16  - Ministery OF THE KILLER CLOCK HOWARD JOHNSON IME, the life's work of Tommy Manners, caught up with him lost week. It killed him. By Tommy, a Minify o* Works clock mechanic, had been offioat clockwinder to the Law Courts in the Strand fo seven teen vears. He hod 320 clocks
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    481 16  -  Jane Dexter By THE first doy Mary Weotherall reported for her new fob as a make-up artist in a film studio, she punched Stewart Granger on the nose. Accident aJiy. ot course. She should have patted him with a powder pull but hoi hand .slipped. "Hey."
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    Little Trims Mean A Lot
    210 17 Little Trims Mean A Lot k. ____-__naBsjal SISTER CLARE'S CUBIC f I •tfAN'f mothers write to ost me obout haircuts f cr rheir little boys, and tb,c i the odvice I olwOy c give jt i< c cood idea to let him bf c boy as soon os possible end
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    104 17 IS#/#O V FM.ASH I the u inter .niri I nx-an in sight, for drvkned to show a clour— are swirl- i (.m pettitoats that I dresses. iid taffetas with loured frills, they .i n t hint; from 4f»s. rds. But here's a innYt-rting an out- of-date dress
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    QuicKTIP ...On Perfume
    82 17 QuicKTIP ...On Perfume ITHERE is no better pick-rnc-tip /or link- ing spirits than a new perfume. One manu- faclurer who knows th»* packs his purse-perfumes in miniature gilt cocktail shakers with leak-proof screw caps. J There is a choice o/ three at only 3s. 6d. each. You oet the best
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    41 17 y a The three sons of Mrs. < "ij^ Larsson, 32, of Soder- ha "in. Sweden, were all i V, ben on October 16 in '\\1948. 1950, and 1954— and I EACH weighed 71b. lloz. at birth, C
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    WHEN MUM WORKS'
    752 17  - WHEN MUM WORKS' Marjorie Proops Can she be a loving mother, too ...does |J it make father lazy I CERTAINLY threw cot among the pigeons when I told you how a seventeen-yeor-old children's I Nonny hod reproved me for being o working Mum. i Nearly a thousand of you picked
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    Kee Fong Scalps Poh Lim: Two-All In FS Cuptie
    723 18 Kee Fong Scalps Poh Lim: Two-All In FS Cuptie KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Malaya's singles champion, Ong Poh Lim was tonight defeated by Selangor's 'cinderalla man* Lim Kee Fong 15—12, 10—15, 10—15 in the Foong Seong Cup encounter between Singapore and Selangor here tonight. S^langor had never expected to win any
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    RAJAJI WIN
    27 18 RAJAJI Sports Club belt Corinthians two-nil in a friendly game of soccer played at Farrer Park vesterday. R. Ramiah and Jayaram were the Rajaji scorers.
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    UP THE RENTS
    20 18 KENT Youngsters beat Bellous Rangers 9 5 in a friendly soccer match played at Farrer Papk yesterday,
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    WATSON'S 138 GIVE NSW THE LEAD
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    Kalmar Tourists Tame Sino-Malays
    675 18 Kalmar Tourists Tame Sino- Malays KALMAR 8 SINO-MALAYS 4 Bertil Rylander 4. Lennart Holmvist 2. Boon Seong. Rahim Omar 2, Birger Olsson 2. Ismail Yusoff. Referee Greg de Silva. SINO-MALAYS, brightest of Singapore's soccer combinations, were expected to give the visiting Kalmar FF of Sweden a worthy opposition in the
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    S. Johore Trounce SHB 33-0
    257 18 S. Johore Trounce SHB 33-0 JOIIOR! RAIIRI. sat South Johoi> RFC did „..t find much opposition w hen they met Hi,- Singapore Harbour Board Rugby XV todav and won by :i3 points J.T goal* 2 penally goals and 4 trie* i to nil. J >h re ressed throughout f» nd
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    Onn Leng Sweeps The Board At University Meet
    585 18 Onn Leng Sweeps The Board At University Meet ASIAN Games silver medallist, Chan Onn Leng, making his debut at the University of Malaya's fifth annual athletic meet yesterdav, won five events as well as the best performance trophy. Onn Leng broke two of the six i records set up Chan
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    SCC's Barnes Keep The Edge For Point Win
    509 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat -One point aWti annual Rugby encounter betweni d lh Cricket Club and the Selangor dm, and ii Tf 4|h to the Singaporeans who won bv lltMiints tl two tries) to Selangor's ten points Iron, tj the padang here today.
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    SELETAR GETS A KICKER AT LAST: HE'S PAPE
    173 18 SELETAR GETS A KICKER AT LAST: HE'S PAPE R\l s.lrljr ;j\r tl, r r kf Wlirn (lirv MrrmlM rn, Rti thr«-< 1 i Thi vet v kick I SHet-»r 0 the ISth n loxerl U;> ing ball ar»H »o»rH unlPtpe th.-n <ive ptnaitta i v >. ni <• **k wlien
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    75 18 CEYLON Sn RAF fclttai bj I one in a rathedivision l leaf at Seletar > f The g.im«* B great btights, horkcy of DOI Cfkmm s well Ik?)i>vs- dards. Both the CSC. m; tunities. but. must *o to both (or their <-\ I The only p enhanced
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    700 19 'Full Voice' For Good Of Soccer ONCE AGAIN, with the approach of the annual general meeting of the Singapore Amateur Football Association, the Colony's senior division soccer clubs are agitating for a voice in the running of the association. And their experience has prompted them to
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    168 19 THE present list of offices ond Club delegotes ollowed to vote ot the onnuol generol meeting j$ as follows: President: W. McGregor Wort; Absent) Vice PresidentSoh Ghee Soon Hon. Secretory: Lim Y on9 Liong Service DelegatesI. F. P. Wolkei^Army. L V J L e N "y. 3.
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    48 19 TAIPING. Sat. Perak All Blues will hold a Rugby trial in Taiplng o n Nov. 21 with a match between Xorth Asians and the South Asians. Following the game, the team to meet Kedah All Blues on Nov. 26 at Ipoh will be selected
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      64 19 \KI THI DEMANDS of the clubs justified? If not, „,-> What have the present Councillors done to imJL MK ,,r in thr Colony? Are the Councillors satisfied thr *tr\i«e thry have given Colony soccer and can r1 ,..r» by r« maining on the Council? I his
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      33 19 .jj-R n for de-i general SAFA (•fficials who have served more than tnree years on the Council. These Honorary Honorary Vice Presidents, it if proposed. be gi\en the power to vote
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